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Advertised Letters.
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any city, town or village, where newspaper snail
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otener, shall have the largest circulation within
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the Postmaster at such otiico.-NetO PostoNce Lac,
passed March q, 1851,
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WRoUHT IRON BRIDGES. - Fifteen years
ago experiments were made in Great Britain
to test the effects Of vibrating action and
long-continued changes Of load on wrought.
iron bridges and girders. The result to
which they led was the construction of a
number OF bridges built on the principle that
the strength of the structure was dependent
on its form. DR.. Fairbairn, the President of
the British Scientific Association, lately in
session at Manchester stated that, in order
to test the theory of the influence of vibra-
ton in causing the rupture Of iron beams
and bridges, he had constructed small iron
plate beam of twenty feet clear span and six
teen feet depth, representing the proportion
of one of the girders of the Spey bridge,
and exposed it TO conditions similar to those
OF bridge subject 10 changes of load as
produced by the passage of trains, and in
proportion TO the heaviest rolling load. The
beam was first loaded to one fourth of its
breaking weight, and it sustained million
changes of load without injury. The load
was then increased to nearly one.half the
breaking weight, when the beam gave way
after five thousand one hundred aud seventy.
five changes. It was thence inferred not to
be safe to build bridges on which the rolling
load would have this proportion to the
breaking weight.
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INV .sIBLE. -sOMETHING NEW

WNY .sIBLE. -sOMET HING NEW
n FOR LADIES' TOILETS "A delicate and ex-
the natural hue Of health as to defy detection by
the most experienced. 1t is likewise not only per:
complexion, but It has even curative properties,
that render II valuable for removing tan, freckles,
pmples and other slight blemishes.
PALAERS VEGETABLE COSMETIC LOTION
is the king # all remedies for the cure Of pmples
and other parts Of the person saltrheum, erysip-
elias diseases Of the scalp: old sores wherever
tions Of all kinds, BARRIERS itch, rHgworm, chill.
blains fever the sting. OF bees, the bites
of muBketoes feas, etc also, the bites Of pOis0n-
ous reptiles-indeed, every kind Of cntaDeous dis.
ease; Prepared only By S3L0E Iss. PAtMEHs.
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The land ofsunshine and Of songl
Her name your hearts divine:
To her the banQuet's vows belong
Whose breasts have poured its wine;
Our trusty friend, eur true ally
Through varied change and oh ance;
So, fill your flashing ROblets high
give you, Viye Ia France
Above our hosts in triple folds
The eelf-same Celors spread,
Where Yalor's faithful arm upholds
The blue, the white, the red;
Allie each nations glittering crest
Reflects the mornings glence-
Twin eagles soaring east and west
Once more, then, Yive la France
Sister in trial who shall count
Thy generous friendships claim,
W hose blood ran miugling in the fOunt
That gave our land its name,
Till Yorktown saw in blended line
Our cOnquering arms advance,
And victoTys double garlands twine
Our banners Niye la France
0 land of heroes in our need
One gift from Heaven we crave
To stanch these wounds that yainly bleed:
The wise to lead the brave
Call back one Captain of thy past
From Rory's marble trance,
Whose name shall be q bugle blast
To rouse us NiVe la France
Pluck Oonde's baton from the trench,
Wake up stout Charles M artel,
Or find some weman's hand to clench,
The sword of la Pucellsl
Give MS one hour of old Turenne-
One lift of Bayard's lauce-
Ray, call Marengo's chief again
10 lead us Niye la FIancel
All, hush our welcome guest shall hear
But sounds Of peace and Joy;
No angry echo veX thine air,
Fair Daughter of Savoy
Once more, the land of arms and arts,
of glory, grace, romance;
Her love lies war m in all our hearts;
God ess her Vive la France
- Boston Transcript.
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HtLAIRVOYANCE.-A p X II 3 ION
~ wishing to know important matters about
their present and future prospects can hear the par
ticulars from the undersigned, who will stay only
ateW weeks In this city. bh0 may pc consulted on
all matters concerning love, marriage, courtship,
absent friends, law and business matters. Hours
Of consultation, between O'Clock A. n. and r.
NJ. House, PIG sixth-st. corner OF Plum, Zen.
se2O.xt MRS. WUNDERLE.
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POSTAL RULES


Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations In depositing letters, papers
or miscellaneous publications in the office for
mailing:
ALL DR0P-LETTERS MUST BE PREPAID BY
POSTAGE.SrAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamps required on all letters to
places within the United States.
Such as are not prepaid i0H be sent to The Dead Letter
Once, and he party addressed w not be notified, ~
Prepayment by stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic
By inserting the county In which the office is le.
Gated upon all letters, many errors in superscrip-
tion ght be detected, and mistakes in mailing be
avoided.
The postage sheet music, maps, enOrdvinos, aho-
OraphS photographic prints, rollers or IN paper
covers; books, bound uRbouHd photographic paper
and letter enveiopes IN packages not exceeding IN any
four pound, Is at The rate Of cent an ounce
or fraction of 10 any place IN the United States
ounce on fraction Of oVer fifteen hundred
miles, prepaid bv postage. stamps.
Same rates on cards, either blank or printed, and
blanks In packages weighing at least eight ounces,
RSd seeds or cuttings In packages not exceeding
eight ounces
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Canada, Great Britain FTau GO, Holland, the Italian
States, or States Of the German Austrian Postal
Union, viii be registered on application at the
office, between the hours Of ~ A. NJ aud p. NJ
hour. .. ..,u
Once open from 716 A. M, to 81 M.
Open on Sundays from to lCk A; NJ;
Oincinnati October 5, 1851.
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IT is rumored in Louisville that the Courier
office is in dect $4,000, in addition to other
private debts.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
VIVE LA FRANCE!

A Sentiment offered at The Dinner 70 II IT, ho Prince
Napoleon, at the RsUers House, Sept. 70, 1861.
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MEDICAL.

n e. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICK, NO.
ABs 90 West Seventh st, between Vine and
Race. Residence, 1G2 West Seven thosti between
10 IN p. N, I TO +. n.
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H YOU HAyk LOST ANY THING, ADs
II VERTl6E Il In the PRESB, where ysuT adVeT,
sss@sDt I'll "s %Srs lEels 70 ss sssn then " ssi
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1NQUICk, of the late firm Of W. 3, P0RTER &
20, No; 100 West Fourth ST., have this day pur-
lishment. The Daguerreotype aud Photographic
business will be carried as heretofore in all it1
name and firm Of H0AG 4 QUICK.
The books and accounts ~ the late Arm will ba
settled up by POTTER u H0AG, Be2s-oS
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IN ATTACHMENT RRC.

II HAHSELMANH, Justice of the Peace Of Gin.
oinn9ti ToTnship Hamilton County, Ohio F III
September, 1861, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment against the property of j. II. Grob-
meyer Co for the sum of e75 So aud said cause IL
set for hearing on the 29th day OF October 1861 at
So'clock A. Nj. betor said Justice. Il. ULMHR
Dated September Is, 1861 sol9oTh
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LEGAL.
WILkhJIAMEb n M%eMURPHY,, % 3, JANE JANE: HELL + II:

NV DEBhAND deGiy LeWls a HAu WlIIlaw y, Uay
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton
County, Ohio, ae aiHst them and others as dete1d-
alleged that he was the owner Of legal estate in,
and was entitled to- the p session of Lot No. Is, in
County, Ohio, aud that he was unlawfullY kept out
of possession thereof by said defendants and thsre
upon asked Judgment against said defendants for
the recovery of the possession Of said lot Said do
PENDANTS are, therefore, notified, that unless they
snsweT or demur to said petition on or before SAT-
URDAY, the Goth day of November. 1861, judg-
ment will be taken against them upon default.
WARNER M. BATEMAN,
se26.fWy Attorney for Plaintiff
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- PLEAS, mo. ri, ,9I2. Divorce. - EiizabSth
Benedict vs. william Benedict.-The said defendant
the aboye action on the part Of plaint at The Of
nee Of m H 4 W. Iilden, in the city OF Cincinnati,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of October, A. D. 1851,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and ocloOk
ocScWy M.H.& w. TILDEN.
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closed mail, consisting OF letters aud newspa-
pers for states and cities Of the German Austrian
Postal Union, and Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Po-
lal d, Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.. Ii sent
from this Office semi.weekly.
+west India mails will be sent by this steamer.
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REFUHE q. +, II IAN 5 81 ANN, A
Hamilton County, ohio.-H. ". Wenning vs.. Adolf
Baker, Principal, and o: E Jones aud John n,
Jones, Garnishee5 On the 18th day of August,
1861, said Justice issued an order Of attach nent
Gainst the property aud effects of said Adolf
Baker, for the sum Of S24 81 and garnishee pro-
cess served on o. Il. Jones and John F. Jones, aud
said cause is set for hearing the 2gh day of Oos
tObeT, at O'Clock A. M. II, w. NENNING.
Dated September 49, lSGl. sel9 9Th
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PRORArE COuRT.-A

ETAMILT0N PROBATE COURT.-AS-
IL SEGMENT No 2O6 Reed Marpe vs. Rob.
rt Moore Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified as
assignee Of George W Reed aud q. G. Marpe,
partners, as Reed AIarpe; and all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same, duly authenticated, to me and all
persons indebted to said firm are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
ROBERT MOORE, Assignee.
Cincinnati, September l2 1861. seIg.CWF
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BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
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A AnMINTsTR ArOR,A SALE OF REAL

a AnMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATB-In pursuance of an order Of sale OF
the PROBATE Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, to US
directed We will of9r for , sale, at public auction
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following Real Estate, be-
longing to the estate Of W. X. Morris, deceased,
to witt
Lot marked ga ION plat fled in this case). be-
ing 2l feet 32l inches front on Frontstreet and ex
tending back On Ludlow. street to the Landing.
Appraised at $4,000.
Lot marked =" - ION said plat), being 20 feet 7B
inches in front on Front.streCt and extending back
to the Landing. Appraised at IS OuD
Lot marked &C. (on said plst), being "a feet
IL pc inches in front on Front-street, and exc
tending back to the Landing. Appraised at 1900.
In Hamilton County, Ohio.
equal annual payments. with interest, secured by
mortgage. W. Il. MORRIS,
SARAH l.. MORRIS,
sel2-aDdW Administrators
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IpEFOR ETHOMAs M,CLAIN, JnsTIOE

- of Cincinnati Township, County Of Hamilton,
state qt Qhio,7C. IL :; Cleveland against Charles
will take notice that on the 18th day Of September,
1861, said Justice issued order Of attachment in
the above action for tho sum of S52 go and that tho
same is set for trial on the 9th day Of November,
1861, at o'clock r. NJ, at the office of Thomas Nc
Claim, AS Vine.streeti Cincinnati, Ohio.
O. LYON, Atty for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati, September 23 1861 se23.cM
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MILITARY LIST.
Bachelor Captain Frank
BTinck Captain w
Davis Captain
FoOly Major d ]
Hastings Captain Thos
Hadley Captain George
Harrison Sergeant RIA
Kennel Colonel Fourth Regiment Ohio Cavalry
Savage Captain Il
Thomps David
Smith Captain GS
WAss George
Ryan Colonel Fiftietb Regiment OWN
JOHN BAUM, P. M.
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For Mails Sent and Received Ttoioe a
eIiver1J, DdU OLog

TIME OF OPENING ANp CLOSING MAILS.
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n INE, HANLY & KROEL vs.. ZIH.
~ MEhMAN GALLUP, Partners, etc, The
april, ls6, plaintiffs filed in the Office of the SUI
perior Court OF Cincinnati petition against them,
to recover judgment on note made by defer d.
ants to plaintiffs for the Of S535 az, due Feb
ruary 3, 1861 snd that an attachment issued in
said caie, and has been levied by the Sheriff on
thirtythree barrels of peach brandy, tho property
of defendants.
Defendants are required to answer by the Tth
day Of December, 1861. JOHN w. HERR0N,
oc5-fSa Attorney fOi plaintiffs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
FROM KENTUCKY.

MmpHIs, Dec I2.-0ne Of the Lincoln gun-boats Is
announced to be aground below st. Louis. Ice is now
drifting down the Mississippi.
confederate force, twelve miles from Paducih, on
Monday captured $40 hogs and az head Of cattle, des
tined for the Federal army.
NASHVILLE Dec. IA special despatch to the Union
and American Of this city, dated at Bowling Green on
yesterday, states that small body Of Pederas crossed
Green river at woodsonville this morning. Terry's
Texas Rangers drove them back and killed one of them
-Four thousand Federas at hunordvile, preparing
to cross. A fight or foot race Ia imminent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
DIED.


On The 2s November ~ the residence Of her uncle Dr.
W Mar !. In the eOeaty Of GoOehiAnd, Miss ANNvr LSLE
The Of the euabie persons in every respe
proper The female cha Benevolent
egsnt modest Ehe made hsnds Of all with Wom became
Qaaniei Ihe amilby Of her disposition endeared her 70
e friend vas .ct remark BY ever spEe
Of cheerful IN siveay, pA'ieat In suffering she he
kndss Of friends those saaersd sick
Hhl were by povsry dsress we're well
prepared de and yet e;e few who could 50 y be
spared.
o. sd Of December hi, residence chsserasd wRAY
aOS4 Esq IN the 5th yesr Of his age.
He ~AS man q many has and valuable qualities He
bsAve high spirited TO degree aud
True to his rsads that ne Nou do anyihag snyhrE
inch for he never ensta ned senhneh or uttered
thought or DID an act gh, or wrong ina, was not man He
70 The fall extent Of his mean to shOT it.
Atbsrsdenee james River Ia Roekeridge county, Va
Eddy November 2st rHos a. BURks In the IS year Of his
Buls had been an Iov.i for many MONTHS durax which
sa ant tne most low SlIenton had dCns All hs
possiol minister his coort and 10 restore his heal h.
est aHsctlsn, to bind iosgtr to earth
which u7y has slitaned In the death Of this
Ms friends there many who entssInea for him
high eSAId and strong attachment viii srsly ms, him The
poor his ighbjrs who fund IN him real neper
Of whom Lately Of his active beneV
But btieesI Of Is n loss Z, his own hou,shod uidsw
ed wife and orphan children weep most aeoonste husband
and fond father His servants too, are deprived OF kind and
Mr. had never been prOfsss,d flower Of Christ Bat
much this Is 20 be reyeitsd his friends not without
death For several m,nihs he told the writer he had
seeking the Saviour And with humble essOns Of lis
and Weakness hs eaney and repeatedly prayed for
pardon and that Hssrer II prayer WAC saves 70 the ut
lerut So al thai come ult0 God BY Him."
all Of who know hm strive TO initiate bis many virtues
that saviour the evidence Of whose favor he much de-
sired J..
Athsre d.nc Kng oiesu county on the evening of "a
December ls6,, RvBEKr "a DANIh Esq, aged 50 years.
Awe aud extensively known for his intei
genee honesty, and kndre-s Of heart.
He allied for the once 81 OF the Peace ard
elected for the h two der tn Constitution
IN CT the the a Of which Se be executed to the
enire satisfaction Of the cnmru-lY
nctcd for years with Pulmonary Consumption
his snnls for Lhs last twelve nonthl OF his life,
IRENE
BE died IA The comfortable assurance Of acceptance Of God and
peace with The worldper not leaving behind
H. aud dsug1rg TO uhom bequsAthsd the
pgleVlss legacy OF N suli d reputSaoo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

CONFEDERATE DIsrRIcr oouSr-Jadqs Ha,ybrton pre-
sdjHg-The argument in the case Of the Confederate
States VS.. Ekers, was concluded yesterday by Mr. p H.
Aylett in reply TO MessTs. A. A. Morson and G. A
Myers Ia this involved oil the questions rea
i've TO the dOmci and citizenship likely to arise under
the act of seqlestration TIE decision OF the Cour
will be rendered hereafter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
AUCTION SALES.
vUIUR. DAYS.
BY Jas. n. fAYLos 4 soN. InoTI

UyHs BE4U1IFUL A. ID At r., ACTIVE sUD.
IL urban rseence with Is &C 81 La taehed Hsrve
Street. r'va OF Kidney, DE ADD hall n, ~sst Of the city,
Auction. =
ThiI beautiful spbuIbsa rElteaee occupied by Lasso.
Dance fsq, and eat IS above vtl &c Of highly In
proy.d land siathef will lie pubic upon the
premise. on the lsh dag Of December motns
ing =; IL O'Clock A.
The tnpr. Tonsst OF threes;oy framed Dv,lrnr
con.aang heated f. abssudtl grc ye Nth kte
stable eaItsge houssa other The pre-
nss are IN ele' ant erier, w enclosed sndsTp led 9Th
Abundance Of eIcl'en, wgics.
Till property ubdIbAn redenes II cons dSred the
sn desir Die 10 'he nrte, and worthy tn attention III
de'ih1g 70 teaore = retired aud eslihS 10 Rion.
Immediately alter Tie shove will be sol In TIA wing ORDER,
Hxeen hantsame bsrs Lots Immediately opposite the
rss Of M Dance ifoHSg On Bsrys feet and
% Three Lots Williams street. tn. sbove reniipy
80 By II feet
81 Six Los Hanover street. fcnting each run
ming tEck lsJ feet f.r-.-
I Twelve Lots on Park and Hanover rtrets honi,ps % fee.
each aad running back above.
9TH two loti the We than Pisrk r. n1g 30 Il each
and running back l5l & et 10 ally.
Oh. Two Lots On Yin grod Ma street, e,nnusd fronting
forty f. eseh and TUnnrg back 60 feet 70 alley This pro-
perry inPrtvedty tao ienemens adapted snail sized
lies
Th. ole To: frorng 30 feet Dover street. between clke
aua sto-t shest,, add running back the usual deplh
One ash street. 'front.' 30 running
bsck 1913 feet 10 aey vn all the Eprcvements thereon.
On Houses and Lots Laurel street. adapted fer med.
z.d fsus fronting 30 feet Zach and runnns back
ftto five Lots on the Western line o, Washington stre
Ra'ie street a,d the fark cad oLns 30 ess each,
and running bssk l9S feet
llt Three Lott DESIGNATED tie NUMBER c. and as
'ng conveyed TO wtsn ecudn, dee,astd By l. T.
Iso-seves Al OTIS In The ne,g boihood Of the above
TFHns saxFor the resds rhh cash; balance
g. Is % monihs for negosti no rs Etest AIDED
I'D secured by trust deed TtE ether property enetri
interest Edied, and reeursd by trtst jrsd
Ths var tax TO be paid by the raEe' sstEs.
All "a. Az ia AM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
HDR'Rs asa REG'r Va. MILITIA.

J
NuDRR Ne. Oo.-The iolIowing order from General Head
1 qaa:1ss bss bssa received this day, VIZ
~ Anu GISr GgNEaLLs Owes,
RcsNoNp, Zee 9, 1851
49, nent will the officers and
men ofhl Rsmsa V hl thenINs In 70 march
srnnz a nay esnTy 10 call them into service
- 90, ~ crm, and.
very S'0 W. n. RIJHROsON, A. @.
Tn. aes az The sra Reg viii take dusn lice the above
AMI hold themselves In readiness accordingly and ye
of eompauy will thAtit duy nunleaed
81 40. nv and that prepared 10 o5ty H. Toe
ali .nd ~ m es and eff ofne ne win aNenble a. head
os.,,srs on ssrss MoaaAy neEt, II o'eless, A.
Nv order Of Col LfoSs -, 1890. ~. .,r.
Aei8-clt sOhN WIZ = All Az ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
rnE KENrucKY sENAroRsHIp.

CScIsxArI, Dec. 5.-Tbe expulsion Of the Hon. j.
c. Breckinridge. from the United States Senate gives
great satisfaction here 1t Is already announced that
mary prominent Kentuckiars aspire to the position
among whom are James Guthrie, James +. Bell, Geo.
Robinson Nathaniel WOLFE Garrett Davis, and the name
of DE- Breckenridge is also mentioned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

DR.. SCHuLrz-The attention Of Dr. Schultz's patrons
are directed his card tOdAys paper uacng his
recovery from spell Of Sickness and his readiness
all who may desire his professional services
which deemed invaluable by persons afflicted with
corns etc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

CONVICTED OF GAMBLING -Yes.erday, in the Hastings
Court Ben. DegrOOt indicted for exhibiting faro in
establishment in the rear of the Exchange Hotel was
tried by jury, convicted aad faed fIs hundred DOL
lars The Uourt directed that be should pay tie
OF the prosecution and be colt ned in jail for twelve
months and funess the fine be paid for additional
term OF six 4onIhs
The case Of John A Worsham, indicted for a similar
offence EAs taken up and proceeded with but, before
Inc trial end,d tina Court ac burned until day at II
O'clock Messrs. 0rump, johnson, and Ould, are WOr,
slam's counsel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13
RECEIVEW,s SALE.

vATLL be toi at yuSHc auction TUESDAY the 10 ins
w the proper late beIon pg to the New orb and Rich
aond Corps y sprif ID ard Deep Run oa Ps
10 equity Henco about twelve miles aeove Richmond all
the r5ns IT Ad premises coLingt three ttesu
nsne from 10 80 no sepoNer ten ffeen tons OF ard
roAd iron Of coal pit tool mining, eosl eeves,
aept balances coal seals whesb OF Of serspiren,
pi &c farming utensils AID household furniture
T,rns css1 HESBY L BROOKE,
6-,ds Receiver District No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

RssIsSED We Learn that Mr. James Lyons has re-
signed the cce Of Commissioner to investigate charges
o. Gisloyplty which he has held for several month";
lie accepted the position the instance of the Secretary
OF War, aud discharged the duties devolved upon him
with characteristic ability. The Office yielded no COM
pensaion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-13

I'd. kills ass.s i noe In alisss. AID nsss La t'eA
great destruction 70 day The raging ire s'hi eonunoeS
lie dssoatipg swoop.