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Cressing she Line.

vsare informed by gen item an who 10 in
49, hatit Of scjournine at the hotels OF Nor.
,,Ix that a m srked pee uliarity OF the pu bile
,,r,ors 10 thS presence OF persons going
r,r,h and returning thence by way OF the
,,,e. truce. Many of the former are iudi.
sssaal. born north OF Mason and Dixon a
"a generally ladies and children who hsye
..ss detained in the South by eli circumstance
sxvcnd control; and many OF the latter are
..-sers Of foreign birth retara!ng 70 their
,,s,es In the South, after tour abroad. Il IL
angular fact, deserving OF mention a. an
adorable characteristic OF Sou thern women
,,t few among To ose who have the mis- for.
-,,ns to be narried to Northera men have
Ian willing TO leave their native South and
,,.u their ~rsoT.snt lords. Not long ago a
,.s,sy was addressed by an officer In the Fed
.r>l navy TO his wife in Portsmouth, askirr
,.- 70 Join him at the North. She promptly
-spl.ed shai her trueat and best friends re
,,3sG in she So 9TH, and here she c h So 10 re
~s,s. Nas satisfied with this, the offi Ger
ana 70 Fortress Monroe. and from there
..u. sno her letter, desiring her to pay him
, vial, ST tast place. and enclosed her a pass
tribe purpose. This che also refused, very
.t.he Nor ;hern barbarian" she would rot
n able 20 rsiurn-
ris reported by those who cross this ru.
h.,on. that The treatment they receive st tn
r.nds Of the Federal Otflcers. If not polite, is
:. lsa.Iuot positively oRensivs. con trasting
strongly with tie coarse pursued towards
r-sensers By Bonleaatss Furioso Butler
:, prevent the conveyance OF news. both
,sdie. and centIsmen .re required 10 give
~ all newspapers, Though many surrepIi-
r,ously find their way through TO Norfolk and
Rnhrlond,t the ladies being exam ined by
err Of their own sex, and the gentlemen by
81 cr6lal appointed for the purpose. Where
tasss PARTIES are detained for three or tour
DAYS, they :rs ''eolohized" In residences cut.
stae Of the Fortress, and 4 watch Is kept up
CT ,heir movements. II, however, a lady
happens 70 bs young, intelligent, aud at
f-actlva, her socisty 10 sought by the Fede-
ral cficsrs, from Gen. Wool down to his
lowest subsltern /; ana not unfreauently the
sir sex are escor Led within the sacred walls
ofths fortified temple, and entertained ST
sAf festive board Of the efaeers.
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PROM KENTUCgY.
Reporfe'! Adrance Fl the Federals-Eatae
Expected-Prentice Journal Threatened.

Expected-Prentices Journal Threatened,
NAssviLLB. Dec. oS.-A dispatch appears In
the Cincinnati Commercial, dated at Frank.
tort, Ky, Dec. 10Th, which states that ad-
vices from Somerset had been received an :.
nouncing that On the previous IN ornins about
day light, Gen. Scha1, with all his force,
marched ont to attack the Oonfederates IN
der de n. Zoliicorar, who was in position on
Fishing creek, with 5000 infantry and some
artillery. Gen. Sch aff's force consisted OF
two East Tennessee regiments; HAskin's
Kentucky regiment; the 1-th, 3lst, 33.h and
3stn Ohio regiments; StanGors's Ohio, and
Hewitt's Eentucky batteries OF ten guns.
Gen. Schaf seemed confident OF vhipp;py
Gen Zoliico1er, and induiged the hope of
capturing the most OF his command TIE
battle was expected to take plsoe on or about
the .oth inst lThis Is now the 2sth, and no
news has been received Of Gen SchaHrs anti.
cipated fight or victcry.l
The Louisville Coa-ieT st:tes that the Fed
ercl aut horities have notified the publishers
Of the Louisville .Jo,rnn, that unless the
course Of that paper Is changed Its publica.
tion mar be suspended.
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Released on Parole.

Among these who reached Norfolk last
week from Fortress Monroe. by flag of truce
were Midshipmsn Cenas and Claiborne, OF
New Orleans, and Dalt on, Of Mississippi. Re.
leased on parole. Messrs. Csnas and tVai-
borne were On board the U. S. frigat. Con.
srsss. and resigned On the arrival OF that
vessel At New York, when they were irpms-
dla,sy arrested ani confined Ia Fort Lsfay-
s.e. and thence transferred to Fort Warren.
nidshipman Dalton. serving In the Sarato ga
CD the coast OF Africa, resigned in August
is.t, ana endaavorsd 10 return home By yay
c. Nsw York, whers he was likewise arrested.
re bellows these Gentlemen have been com
zaissoned as lieutenants In the G. g. Navy,
but Of course will not go into active service
unit! regularly exchanged.
We had IN interview yesterday with the
Rsv. Nathaniel Greens North who arrived
MSorfolx. on Friday, by the last flag Of truce
steamer. This gentleman IA citizen OF
Charles:own, Va, and WAS taken prisoner By
Col ci-sry's tozces, at Harper's Ferry, on the
18th Of October. He has been imprisoned for
t~o months past a. Fort Warren, and isnow
sei Tor the Rev. J. f. Mines, Fed
srai psrson. captrred Ia the battle of July
2iss. Hr. North informs US that willis there
= lie apparent relaxation OF III 10 war feeling
il LIS United States, there 10 quite diver
sly d sentiment In regard To the surrender
Il IasJn ana s., iaeii, IS we'll as in regard 10
re negro policy advocated by Secretary
tsmsrua. The general opinion Is, however,
thai the Lincoln administration Will yield to
any demand which Eng land may IT AXE, rather
than become involved In war with that
power. capt. Ricketts,, OF the FEEDERS larmy,
who was released and sent North, not long
siUce, was received with q puelio Gemonatra-
Ton at his place OF residence, Elk abs tn town,
). The prisoners q. Fort Warren are a.
comfortable &c could be expected under tie
circumstances, occasionally meeting with
sTIapathz.ng frisnd even in th.t far of cor
ner OF IanEeedcm, MIR. Mort brings rs In
fsilisence Of the death, at Fort w arren, OF
First Lieutenant James W. Kinsey, OF the
"LeEo;r Braves North Carolina State
froops-one Of the Hatteras prisoners. He
cied Of typhoid fever, on the ls;h inst in the
@:h year Of his age. During the period OF
bis tmprlson ment OF the fort, be was very
punetuai In his attendance upon devotional
exercises, and was remarkable for the quiet
Is~. thoughtfulness, and. At the same time,
cheerful ness OF his department. Hissurviving
comrades hope for an early release, when hi.
remains will be brought TO North Carolina
Ter tnterment.
hr. North leaves Riehra ond this morning
ior Chariestown.
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R7 GoDDIN 4 APPERSoN Aae,lo.e.ys.

I a T. Il L s A LIE OF PERISHADLE
IL ESTATE, consisting If Eorses, Muioa, Cat
SS-ss, Farming Implements. n ,,aeaoi. EFur-li-
sare, ac.--ar. Jas /, Sutton, e. ,heying rifeoted
sal. O. his Fam ealled "MoGat Plessaaa." ca
the Virgins CenU al railroad. 1sear Hanover Lorrs
House, will sa 81 public auction 81 Ii eat4 fam
"a TUESDAY, tn JslIary, ts8 1T 20 - iock
NJ III fsi'; h not, 'he fifst ialt day thereafter
Ill tas p"risn2bIe ests thereon, ceasisii,g Of E
great variety, enabrseing. ia part. : HaHsss IL
Mules, % Cows 40 .'1ap, DO S seep, fvery lns, j
absut - hogd. 20ts lbs. Eod6s r. 85ort | eco tar
refs Of Cox, a Large quantity Ct s.uoas Whsx,
straw. Farming L:cplsSlsn:s, Household Furni.
ture d
TERM. All SUMS under $50. casa: ever thai
smoun four months creS.t, FOR srpsoyed; -
dorsejSegotiaale paper.
De - GrrDDiN Il APPrgS.gN A-c4s
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Army Promo lions.

Capt U. g. Coleman, jr., OF the Frede-
Nxsaail 0reys, 2st Regiment Virginia Vol
aasers, fsncamped near Winchsster,) has
Dssn promoted 70 the rank Of Major. and Mr.
Francis Coleman, OF Louisa, has been elected
oaptainuo iii the vacancy thus created.
captain w. y Ball, OF the Chesterfield
troop, has been promoted 10 the rank Of
Lisatenans-Coionsi of Caraly. and ordered
70 report to Gen. Magruder, at Yorktown
captain Robert Donthat, Of the Charles
o'y Troop. has been promoted to the post OF
major OF Cavalry, with similar orders,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ferocious War speech from John p.
Hale.
OBJECT OF GEN. suoTr,s RETURN.
LARGE FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
(s,Ec,AL DISPATCH TO TIE arczxosp p,srArou

NnRroLK. Dee. 2s.-Baltimors papers Of
the 9Th inst. have been received at tbs Ia,
Book 0 fice. from which we take the fellow.
items.
John p. Hale, q. s. Senator from Nav
Hampshire, made strong war speech 70.
day, urgin the Government to refuse the
surrender Of the Confederate Commission
ers, and thereby save the United States Gov.
srnme nt from irretrisvable degradation.
Gen Scott lad not reached Washin ston NO
to the 27sh. 1t Is supposed that he returns
to comm unicate informa ton Of vast i'm por-
lance concerning affairs In Europe relative
to the Uul ted Statey.
The extensive Governmant stables st
Washington were destroyed by fire on the
18th Inst. Nearly too Aundred horses were con :
sumsd. Many OF them partially burned were
shot. Loss heavy. F..
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Deash ef Ger. Cecke .

'ns death OF Brigadisr. General p. 81.
oeofxs Cooke. Of Powhatsn county, from g
~ound inntctsi By his own hand, II con.
urmsd. We understand that be shot himself
n YES mouth with pistsl, and vas killed
sa1.snuy. The asplorabls event. 90 far Al
~ nave been able 70 sscertsin, 10 attTtbsta-
NC.. -
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By RICHARD CaUTg0RH Awe.'r

A }IiNISTRATRjX SALE. OF DRY
IA FOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, BOOTS,
&C. IT AUCTION -S'n MONDAY Oh o.
Jsn,7 II, iso1 II 10 o'clock A. NJ, a. the store OF
tie 10 evils Sehsiszer Franklin street belo "
tho hsi &a!Sh., will ssh 1T autii is h entire
sto4 sons,sf!ug Of 4 lasgs and 4, s;raole lo- OF
OL'<IHI21. DRY GOODS, EH.prS, HOyrs
&c; tho COUNTERS, SaDW-0ASES ard FIX
fCSHS Also, all his Household and Kltosec
ETHSiTUEE.
T2kAs-Cssh, La bsnkab.e fauis
Ii. ECHEITXEk, i daniaIs;rssr,x es
ieHis ALei, zsr. d cd.
Saie by u. 0AUTHoRs Is oyti
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Various rumors weTs In slycuiatfca res.
S~"ay' one Of which bsd references 10 the
sudsh aasif, - matter OF eours1;
S4' mp 70 nins o'clock last nIkht thsrs wss no
~safmataea ihsFscf. otselaJ or ofheyWlsA. !
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Probable Abide asisn Of 0~een victslia.
NASHVILLE, Dc. 2s.-DisVatches In late
Northern papers state that IL is the opinion
OF intelligent Epglishmen IN New York that
Queen Victoria will abdics se the throne Of
England in consequence OF the death OF
Prince Albert.
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Reported Capture Of Cenfe4erates in Mis-.
souri,.
NAsHvILLK, Dec. 2s.-The s. Louis R<pnb!i-
can Of tho Goth inst. says that G en-. Halleck
received dispatch that mcvnin from Gen
Pope, stating that after . forced march he
had captured so ont OF 500 rebels recently
recruited at Lexington, together wi tn their
baggage and camp equipagt.
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A C1lCN SALE
"A OF MILITARY CLOTHS
Al RICHMOND, vLsstsIA.

Ul WEDN ENUAY, Sth January, II 69,
In august last ered orders Ia sivsue- foe
all the goods We expected to malu .c:afs Wis
yesr, and since elosisg the order book havh haA
erest mary epe.'eations for tar cocoa, sra pra-
posais to enter da7r al which ave sd 20
decline. butpTomsed he AZ p!es1ts 10 Ia orss I'll Ia
when wa wire prepared 70 rsaks fart ssiss.
Etiag ns " aboas 20 coIaaiets ths d"ivery O; our
i.t tracts, have de ter. ine 10 sell ri 10 i:
suction. OF WEDIhsDs ". tie Ssh Isnnr*y nss.,
a. Que sto.e-house, ON the ia La ba.h At IL O'clock
III, sii Of The goods we tave thea ON and. aid TT
future delivery.
IAa Hfieotioa Of volunteer c1npsn,es. cutters.
and .he srace generally, - invited to lie trperior
Quality nj our s5ods ytieh bave giv.a unissr al
80 iisGseon. and 10 Ge fact that cur sT.Y tne se
ososns saa Csssianrr bei-g eAeluslv ~ If iafso
aye, dc not ohi>ass celos.
ilt EAsNAy1 4 A.
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8y GoDDYN 8 APPKRsoE, .tse.toassrs.

X'IyE BEAUTsFiL LOTS IN SYDNEY
g. at the corner Of Elmwood and Poplar
Streets, for sale 81 AUct'on.--N III he sold at
TEgNoOy, tha sosh Decor Der, 1851, a,
o'clock. those five beautiful; LOTS ioe9t.d
IS above, each fronting 81 feet rha
NORTH q. de of Film wood street, running bsck
100 fset 10 alley % feet wide, aud h3uHd.a
on tn z sst by Poplar street These iots ara
we'll enclosed. ana are among the meat beau
tifGi in Sydn~y.
TgRNs-Gne-tnicac cash BALANCE at six ard
twelve months, fer ntgoti tie notes inierecs
;.d 7ed, and title retained nli ias.ro;s is paid.
The war tax 20 he paid by the purchasers.
de rs GODnIE * aPPrN$ON. Ancs
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BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR i SOW Aa~ssm4ss

ID ECEIHER'S SALE Of ONE STEAM
Ia TIC BOAT. trE STEAM ROfIK
s3:.EAKER, AND ONE DREb9E BOAT.
WI be cd at Eos ketts, ON MoeDaY, fhe sc,fa
Jay OF December, lhis prsseat month) lcGt al IL
o'eoca A. n. undee q decree Of the liafrfe. Cenrs
Vt he Cenef crate States Of Amorea for ne sst-
sra D'srir. o. Virginia he foowir pro sry viz
One Tug Boat. with ha gine, boilers. snd apPs'
ratus. all bes fuT aituFe ard appSre raw fe6Gy
Or nse; 1Es E,nssn hozk. srssser. with 5curs@-
sctiI egg boiler, hosting gea. aea al her aI
ogTa.1s and iurritGre sra Gao Dred-e b AZ, wsh
10 nhle-acti. engine boilers, hostirg Sad Il Z
ing gssr, aaa sli the appa 'ps szsd larseangs.
Ike ooats may b. ssen aud eEanG:nea by refsrns
sishT < to huy The st the wharf 81 Kocsetts,
us- beioys tie stsaT coat whsff ior sorIs dsJs be-
fere 'fe sale.
T1Ras-~CEsh. 10 bSnkshie fands
THGS. 7. GiIEs, Receiver, SC.
JAS NJ. TAyina s. s0K, aurts. De y
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FVI IT RE Ia ~
fHOFFEE: COFFEE.
q
CARGO SALE,
Ply LATOCHE s Bell.
On TUESDAY, DEcEaBgR 9ist 1881 ct IL o elk.
ON TLLFAIR'S WHARF,
AayahsAH, g A..
The entire Cs,go OF the Schooner --, fsom $500.
consisting of
GO BtGs
CHOICE CUBA COFFEE, DC a. KS
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BY Z. B. COCR, AIs.'Y.

THIRTY TO FORTY THOUSAND DOL.
l. LARS worth of Dry G ,oes, OistIirg, Boots.
n-aes. Hardware. Cutlery, Fancy As,ioiss, Sc,
at AUUTION.-On TUESDAY, taa 3ist mt.
At ~ O'Clock, and eon.maieg fsem dsy 10 da,
until the whole is closed viii sell a. INV stors
from thirty 10 forty IL lussna dollars worth Of
Dry floods. Clothing, Esois, shoes Hardware
Cudefy, FancY Ariieiss, DO comprising ai1nest
every slticle in tbs dfte.ea. ines :
The attention Of the trails Is IN, ly r.
qaested. TssMs-Cssh.
de- 90 En- roov A..
Rf The UNDERSIGNED, On " l. b
ID EESDAY, tie Lat day OF ysausry ,st;a At
me Auc',on House Of HECTOR HAvIs. Eseh.
.wo very vaiuaoie NEGRO WOMEN. each bay.
ing four rnconraoniy likely Children; II q a;,1-.t
ennd OF each eight years old Tia woman ana
children VIII nc sold for no ssus bat for the psy.
Usnt of dcbt. f"'
At the same .iuse end pace, an Old WOMAN
wn De put TO tas lowest djer f.r her supper, for
uA7' LZEkiEL 8. TALLEv,
L. o. 1onsnisaaeer OF Joseph htarke, .ecssssd.
EN0LlSH MUSTARD. IN glass Uorce.
~ saire srcc, finest It's ez ga al OIL. biaek
P0pper, and spiosa, received at "s~
AHaDE 4 BAKERS rrug Store,
.. e ies Ealn e.. cor aoovsp o.
pE DEFY I. ANS sIRur-0r. Pfosse,sd soIa:
MEADs 4 BAKERS Drag store.
Dc 20 lee Main ct corner above p. o.
g G. SODA AND BEU1aR soma s5S
~ pounds Sal Soda, 8 kegs bsst 81. Oarb Soaa
resolved Ard for gale 81 - - S'As'
MEAUE b BAKERS Drnv s,nr.
~ II iGk Maan st.. .or shay.p n
WIsTAR'S BalaAD u Wiid CI.r,- 1v.-,.
w Onsry Fectoral, Rodeksr's p,asmsss,c III
sa0, IL. rulers Iasu, and humorous cihsr sor 81
-, :. 4 - ssosSszxna . co. D..s.ls..
Mssn ga ns1r CHI Msska1
CFIU1s.o4 q kll'es, 75Y TcI IfBv F.--,----,..-.
~ "a Aizo. MIXED 6pscss. For Isle by
]. w. FRAYSfR.
oa a.-. Oruysiss 17th ssr4st
GANARY SLED anAn lot fresh Csnss,
~ nesd lnss g hlad and for ale hy =
I'D pHTERSnN h 1N, r-.vy;s.,
NATUHES, MATUHEa-ioo - sross 4 -,
WI 12aohea far eale by - s~a
a~S W pnwNRs nsusv,s..
10n6 Lbk ul7IF EodWU IsK :.
LOsyV asavs1. Ard Tor sais ~
MlN Shlk76 IND d6TT.Isg AZ
IL iinns - our stock receiving By IA eress.
~ NALOWIN q WI. iAMx.
nnpGAlkD 6UdI Ne 6EE vs;ss.,,s;.,';;
- Mymsosr.
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GsEAHYA*y & Co, ACTS.
,sr.s,at az TyassI,.n 3su.na~-
I, ALE OF VALTTa BILE lkON .sc
y TAVEkN PROPERLY. As


y TAvhkN PkuFEh1Y, As.
On shs niath dsy OF January next, In frou, II
sseep,s Hotel tn cosiasson, Va, viii iel sne
following pi0rerty--viZ:
LIST DOLLY ANA FURNACE. with the Land
Dusitinss.and Ftxt ,ros experiment.. impress
Eierts celslss or rn@ furraee hfaek, Will ,ess
ard Eeesa.af9 houses, ssSes ana MI i-tae vstsr.
power aay:r : the I'D wlsa eSessSfy. I III pa,E~
watea csss s. Go. Abe ere is a. uudsn. sal rs.
gsrcad ~ Of The n-ss quality bat. on ihi point,
see az article from tie pen OF Ar Ire Bow IN Tia
Enquirer, come thrse years sgc, frVm whiAh II
would apcear that tnere Ia seouas to sn ply
tie demands Of tas coptiu-rt II N located III 60
mtles East Of Cevingse n within enc d The rves,
and enc and ha6 mites es the Central raiixoss
and the tract coptaias .%es4 aerss OF land.
70. Inc property ioer allies West Of Consles-
ten. on the james Riv'r ana KaDaHha ferar lac
AID ecvingnn and Oh Halsrosd, ard vatsrs Il
DuII.p's creek, known ~ tee RAMSEY skoH
WoKAS,' with all tbs Mills. Heases E.xaa. o. i G,
appar.sasn.. This traeteeE.si = L SA2S = Iss aud
Il vsiuxhsc ~ farming lsnss independent o. ia
na.srals. TIE steok hss been soro dsws, tia
ewnsr iassnaing 70 bcsld a. The szse. a. sssssss
point
Sd. Exs.a AHaE FORGE, With al n. In prews.
ne4ts incluA 9 oue-haf sh Qssr us.d b. tie
ooviaston snd CATO iasreaA Ia The n anafaes>r,
OF its cement. Tas x ct fent&as sc ssss~ al la.,ai
aud Is located DunlsYs esesk, 81 cir /. 4 sass
| above tse.; thr.e miles from Cossssssa
| <h "SkEEN'S EaoteE ns.TFL.- viii la
lota up wisaah Ire baiic ng ard slsht - loes
| ted-sx' lots know a ~ Aes. u Is, a. ICi anS
tu., with the TO- h,ns. ios togo har VITA al the
fur,ssore Beds and Bed ns.As Aa--e cry ies
"a with tina tavern. gle Assos - MIA ia D
yards Of sfse depot,
Ssa. Alss the LANDS hs,oaxsns 10 Aa Shssn's
estate A1to'nng tae iowa At % inatoa, scges her
| VIE several IOTH around sas asjcslins ta- tepos
| ~ ths C~ns-a, snd G. and q, rsiiroad Aa*o q
| member Of uacsn Of Lamp Ii othsr prlks ns Ct
the euunty. aalonsins 70 said ssssss With ~ end
| y'td fourth part Of q tract Of 80 90 acfea,
eta. All The SLAVES (Asn. Womers Roys anA
| Ghisl apc other property (Hossss. WaxoIy, dove ,
Go, a., j ss.enstsg 70 my fatAsrs estAss
1 TxRAs. Oas thisd caaA Que thhd Ia ore, ~ 4
sae haiancc wialia two ye4rs iron sAse; NenA sssi
coed security required and ths ute lstainaa aatl
III npaii.
WA 0xguN, ~ hhnsssf cd
=. r Paxsoo. trustees 81 u j NsAa %,
Asts the too 6sst s,Aess. end tss Guss tna lra
F.Jesdan. sxscator Il aobs ShS~G, aeed ~ -
ta- r. scus A. - tNNssds
pkYNasLDss sFEeIffC-7ss Sensss- ..
III tiese. fox tne hAaseiAfs NM ~ Neeh jnSA
tsee1ved. - N0AUN 1AEMN4
QsuH Etaeo. - Me1n tNeeA,
- - CetEsF Ahe~e Il. o
In0kkAHko II 1slnssaas, AlEWls9 ! lsalvT,
~ 81 Hllaee3qA - hap~s 1eeN - snee
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CtTORE- FIXTURES. az, at AUCTION.
- Ga AO..DAE 3an iast.. st 10 &c oss, via
ssii, ii tina dsss II Aas r.. Gr a. Andets SOC, On
az. Side Couaters, shelving. Gas Shaads.isrs.
Brackets. &c. Sale preisiae.
JvSas-fsash.
dc % 4. n. COOK An3s-
~ TGCg, FfXrCRE., HAY. CORN oars,
FAIRBANKS Ssa.es tyr, Ecrses spiaS Drag.
Wagon Rni Harness, a.. At AUCfADh -
iO~nAf, 3eth last Il, 100 aiccs viii sssi. So
he Stare II austin K g. nsry. an Frsnk In sssss
u hsir STOCK and Fixtures about 10 bsieS
Hay, Corn Data 1 pair E3irbsnks Scale. spstas
Bray, sprng Wagon aud HARMS. nsstTs Ga
vera Earses. &c.
tae ss.antion Of the public 10 particularly re-
quess al.
20 s. B. cOax. Auss
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'opieces sly Blue s,i,i:ass Oqss.
ksvy
= Drill
-' Aiapaes
81 r"erus lettsr Tabo-,
y Ca boys Suipq. Acid,
bag Coras
5kess Cities,
s0tJ lbs. t4shd. 800
- siia,
stssks Quicksilver,
400 %. Chris. S.s.ats Of Silver.
TERMS <sa. 10 I'D.
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ARREST OF Az ALLEGED SPY.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald, dSted Dee. II, says:
man who has a farm near Hunters
Chapel, Va. named V. Z. Ccrbitt, was ar
rested in Gen. McCalls camp yesterday,
charged with having communicated with the
en- envy. Ee Is publisher of map Of tbs
"Ssat OF War" His loyalty has long been
suSnect0d
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GINA uNIoEIsT.
A Yankee correspondent writes from Dam
No l. Dec -. as follows:

GINA uxIoEIsy.
A Yankee correspondent writes FROM Dam
No. 4, Dec. 81, as follows:
DAN No 4, Dec u -Jame1 Greenwood, a
staunch Unionist, reports tb n there is about
ono guerilla company left to keep guard ON
the neck opposite, between this place and
Falling Wasers, four miles above The re-
mainder left for Martinsbu:R on Saturday
morning, excepting the wagons containing
the boats. Mr. CrospWoOd'S residences Is q
mile back Of the Dam, In Virginia, where
his family still reside 70 bis vigilance and
patriotism are attributed the successful re-
pulses Of the euemy at this point. He IL m.
firing In his exertions to give timely notice to
our authorities OF any movements OF the
enemy in this vicinity. BE states this que
rilla company ars always on the 60, showing
themselves 1T point after point to vey the
impression that the enemy have larger force
there.
Your correspondent 10 Indebted to MT.
Greenwood for muoh valuable Information
regarding localities, and also for his services
g Guide. From him learn that during
their attack here LAST Tuesday, two privaIes
OF the Ean.ramck Guards, OF Shepardsto ~n,
were killed, and pro baby others. Tillotson
Dugan, formerly jaiior AZ Martinseurg, had
his leg broken, and WAS otherwise eighty
wounded At the same time. The latter Is
parttosIarly obnoxious TO tho Unionists in
a nntly anishsd conn was seen en- rosie
from Martinsourg TO Dam No. on Thurs-
08yt svu0A0k w ING lmPAQ1oluu s00t sosAA9 Va
4cer OF rank had bsen killed there.
Sylvester Stoasbreaker, resident OF this
precinct, bnt who was arrested and made to
TAXA ths Data Of allsgiancs by deasrnl Nag
ley last Am Or. made h.s escape into Virgil.
MIA near this point, last E.ght, II II sta ted
that this man gave tbs snsmy intstiigsncs
that large tbrcs under General Banks was
preparing % cross ~ Willismsport and m arch
npon Winch ester. probably Ind ucing Jac kson
q aaks M recent dem castration Hpoa VIII
1tsmspsvt
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D. EYCHARD CAUTHORv, Aea'r.

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From the L,rdou News, Doc. 6
The Confederate war steamer Nashyille
went into the craving dock at Southam pton
yesterday to be repaired. The Federal armed
mail steamer Ara9o will, 1t 10 expected, come
mp Southam pton Water on Wednesday n ext
instead Of remaining ct Cowes, 90 that the
two ships will BE- within shot" Of each
other.