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There VIII Ne III ad ourned meeting Of the
,'t7ans Of Richmond 81 he CRY HaI to-
l.gAt, So eight clock. to lake into considera-
a-L Tie TsSnriug OF the batteries around the
9y The Government has incurred consid-
ara le expense il the erection OF these bat.
.'rles, and every consideration now dem andS
.Aal they should be forthwith manned. Ii
!hr citizens II Richmond ana the surrounding
counties DO NOT volunteer, troops from other
quarters will oe taken and trained tor this
purpose, and The IL ilitla here will be taken
= supply their places elsewhere. VIII il
GOt. lhel, be more ia accordance with the
patriotic spirit Of this city that her batteries
a4l h-r great property interests should be
Committed to no other hands than these OF
her own citizens Governor Lettller has
authorized M-ssrs- :. PannilI and WIN. f.
bur1-!I. 10 say thai he viii receiv" any num-
Der Of men ia companies or bartallons for
te '5s-ts- etryior. Let all citizens both OF The
r!Y and The cOanti's Of HenTicO and Ches.
.-rHeit, who desire to I'rward this laudabIe
purpose, 90 20 thu City Hall tonight.
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{ ciigreSsiouaI.

Har.H. BuTnetl,of Ky. recently expelled
ron tAe Congress OF tie United Stetes. hav-
.lE b~sn sie-.-d g member q Ia. Congress OF
h Conte4gra;e STATES, Jy the Sovereign
Convention OF his natjye State, appeared
yesterday was Gully qualified and took
ID. seas.
Jual@ MuDros. Of the District Court OF Ken
.lcEy. who was recently removed by Lincoln
because @! rs, devotion - the South, also took
LIS scat IS Representative CT kentucky.
& We understand thata cry large number u
military appointments We're confirmed yes
-rday, ana THAI they Will shortly be pub
iist-d in III army register for the ConfeCerat
states.
aeme imI~Etant resolutions, touching the
Tyliry Of uur Government towards Maryland
have b~eG under consideration for few DAYS
-4=r. but The Injunction OF secrecy has not
len removed therefrOm.
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llliifIJ]loul 4ispatft,
90, Rssu. Of Au.shany Mountain.

Rattle OF ANfHhBEy NIeuDtalu
~.se;ved last evening. through the
......,f gentlemen from Western Virgil
me further Incidents OF the battle
on Friday last On the Allegheny
r.etr. The report which reached the
SUNDAY that the fcreee of Col. John
-r,-a Surprised by the enemy is, we are
zen. entirely erroneous. The action. in
.o,omenced on Thursday evening be-
~ he piokets; and this contrad,cts the
.o.srt previously made that the enemy
-.o-bed from the rear and front, turning
,,r tanks a. near as we can ascer.
,hA Federals. who were doubtless
.,.,ea by Union men OF the vicinity, caIz e
IN Col Johnson camp. soon after day
~. sr,ru he north, their strength being
-or,rarats 81 shout ,o5o men each. They
...y-i orr forces. consisting Of three regi-
...tSafau average of 500 each, TWO battaI.
.-.-;f7t e0nE together 2on men, and Two
....s~.a. a four guns each. The fight con-
I'D uE..l . a cIock L. NJ, when the enemy
-a.-es5ed
.-,at advantage that the Federals pos
..s.e8 was "a position behind some ;ellsd
..-.s- a.. s-couveuleut distance from oar
..--r where they were well protected ,rou
.-r-e and had p good opportunity OF jiek-
,..--.aen whenever they showed Them
The, were. hoyarer. finally. sba,Ioa
,-.,.r n,t.,Tt,,. and forced "a ,naks .
..t -.,rest They carried most of their
.,-3 down she mountain 20 the sr,bu.
..a. tbou1s some were lef, on the field.
..u...,. saJ Is1a, OF he Lee Battery, was
.sr.- ..l ..o.. i. house at an early period
.st... Aht. a ;er 30 Judge Camden meh
,..t. t8- ara.A e. 49, oircer OF the Twelfth
Georgia 4,,-l neat. out gives no name ".
.....eAr ,Aat Lieutenant Regain was killed
.r4-, use contradictory statements rela.
.....r .h4 .ca;G Of Lieut.. Lewis Ihomnson
rss Nrr:Awes.ern boys behaved most gal
.,--.y. abd deserve much praise for them
t.-u. conduct. They advanced ana attack
.,.,s enemy tR7c., SeUtrale lines. and hains
.... ...,.44 a, ee-.a mora heavily .hor
s,r-ta,. troops Only two COMPANIES o
,,y.y yeropa \-ira.u,s ksOj7nar+ .e,,lo,,a
,,......r 81 ,r.sra an ,a,e,i f., .bs sob. r.
..-. S.,....-.s sr--- ,ant.ir, 1.ils,,.s So
-. .,-,-.,5.s -, thsss ,or,,,a,[,.s -.
-.,s.,3lss
u.- .,s,r,rsp;s sts.e ,b., c,1 fon,e,.
.-.., ,.,~s..f, ,,.i-t, IT,. 81, =. -,
.,,.,,r..,i.., l,-h, Iy..rS, 81 49, aIa.-,,.,
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The Confederate RIag.

correspondent expresses his approval OF
The idea advocated by this paper OF the sun
- he emblem Of the Sunny South, bat would
discard The stripes altogether. lie suggests
tlat the dag OF the Coufederacy be a blue
sTolsd. with bright sun in its centre; II
anything is needed TO relieve tine Coiors til
I1e Iour corners with white. He insists that
seoet hing should be done Immediately, that
10 other brave man lie may be taken by
his friends. ana recommends that white pen
Aatts should be sent 10 ali tina standard
bearer OF thearmy, 10 De attached above the
j z, and white star be Worn near the left
hAooIder, or some other distinguishing mark,
tAat IL close CONFLICT friend may lot be taken
LOT Zoe. The belte nag already In use On the
Fotomac! renders the first recommendation
uAu ecessary
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FArkI0uo CoSTRrBr rroxs From THE LA
4iEs--Mrs- Gen. y. q Coleman has knit
ana presented 10 the fredericksburg Grays
WooIen SOCKS for the entire company The
ladies' OF the Rowzies Chapel Association,
HAd lir. h. M BnckEer, of Louisa, have for
"arded and presented one hundred and thir-
lsen pairs Of socks, thirty four flannel aud
A"5ey shirts, and ten pairs Of drawers TO tho
f'ederick's Hall 9ruys, Captain g. q. Cole
-1a2. r.. Louisa Ride. LIT A. J. Richard
'0u, snd the Louisa Grays, Ga plain WIN.
Sergeant, Sd Regiment Virginia Volun-
Jeerr
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MRS. cREGSOuGu,

The Nashville (Tenn.} Banner says of this
lady, whose scathing letter to Seward we
published a few days since:
The story of this lady's confinement snd
suffering might be made the thread of a 70.
mantle novel The lady herself, whom we
know, would maxi al interesting heroine TO
Il story, play or poem. She Is pretty, dash
ing, and talented. Die Vernon and Mrs
Greenough might be coupled as women OF
kindred class She is an aunt OF Mrs Doug
i@s, quite as snowy and much more brilliant
in point of intellectual endowment.
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HEAVY ReBBBRY-Fice Thousand Dollars n,
cod Sooier.-The memphis Aro}anche of the IL Ia
inst, says:
On Tuesday night between the hours Of +.
and O'clock, the room of Puss fettps. the
keeper Of noted bagnlO on Main street, was
entered by some one we'll acquainted wi
the premises an d hre thousand taoo hundred and
serenity dollars, mostly IN gold, stolen there
from. Four thousand dollars of il was in
twenty dollar gold pieces, eight hundred in
gold or smaller mination, and four hun
dred and seventy in paper money Thus far
NO clue has been obtained TO The perpe traitors.
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~ E1Elt Ah'S saLs. ~ "a 10 cad =, a,So-
n, lie auction. on oiuRsDaY ths feta Ia. "a.
on ,he property .stsly bsiers .ns 10 toe pew York
ard Rieousoud cosl Company q ths ebsins held
ana De- y Rua Coal PITS 70 sne cousty 81 dsnssca.
sbou: IL na.sss above kscslpona, 81 The psrsopA
prcpAty on sail pr~mss~A ccns surg 81 tree
bssAm EnsiaAs. from 10 to 10 ko1s psWeg. ~ er ,
taas At = 1nA Sat Raiissaa Irsa = - az tosa Px
IoAlA. tos niniegs coAl Q, ~ nnssnA lnA1pe 4
Ooai kea,cs; Whsslosrrovss IN oftegar hse;
lssn p1pe, -; rAfnxpS utsamls. H0ax4 eassAoid
- IlIKr +. DDoQx1
tss-tle NsSslSes 0hNk 49,
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IBs DRTAIsiE RAcRs.--The fall meeting, or
what wiii answer for such, over the Metairie
Lharse, near New Orleans, commenced on
'Ae 10Th inst, win n three mile race. The
ehTlee-two IN numper-fpr the Club purse
u 80, were well known horsee-kenneI' 8
Fahte and Wells Mi Robinson. The race was
xoA sssiiy ~ Paai. in two straight heats.
4..ne-' 81. 5.63t
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-, to~i ~. emtfh. city Treasurer of Nashville,
deLn died or the lltL inst =, at that place, in
tue SIN YEAR Of ais age,
h1 washington typos are on general
FItAe, eiallaing the ten hour eystem and OK.
"e coz penss lion fog over WORK.
aLnes u. Black. has been elected Comp
S''tsg dpnefai Of soQth Carolina.
viz fa .r Jaw has been .yaclsiusd Ia Eaox.
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81 JAMES NJ 77dYLOR & SON. Auctionee7

FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, AND ONE
Il Vacant lot Oh Twenty Fifth Street, Union
on TUESDAY the J7th day of December com
mencing AZ o'cl"ck p. N + ur Houses and L ts,
and one vacant Lot, immediately opposite the
Leigh Street Baptist Church. Thess Tene ments
are particularly adapted for smasiz-d families -
Persons desiring TO secure home in p ea ant and
retired neighborbcod Will fod it to their inter est
to attend this ssle TIE III f ont ~ feet each
aud run back l22 feet to an alley % feet wide.
TERMs.-Onefourth cash Il e balasce at &, 70,
and l8 "nths, negotiable notes, with interest
added, aud secured b, a trust deed
DEF JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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PROM KEyTUCKY-A FIGHT IMMINENT,

a special dispatch from Bowling Green
Ky, Dec. II, to the Nashville Onion and
.imerinan says:
A small body OF Federais crossed Green
river AT WooGSonville this morning and Ter.
rvs Texas hangers drove them back killing
one. -Four thousand LIncoihites are at nun.
f"rdsYlile, preparing 10 cross. q review of
all the artillery taxes place tomorrow.
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ARREST or MAIL RoBBER.--r'or some time
past there has been much complaint of the
irregula rity of the mail between Memphis
and OXFORD, Miss. The mattsr has not Is
capped the atten ton of the Pos -Otiice Depart-
ment and we are now gratified 10 be able
To state that the dapreda tor has been arrest
ed. ID. Blair, special agent OF the Post
ONCE Depar tment, succeeded on the Sth inst ,
10 detecting Charles Ely, stage driver be-
tween oxford and fontotoc, Miss, as the
nail robber. He found the stolen money in
his pocket, together with an iron mail key. -
lie has been lodged in j all ~-Memphis Aralaache
az iHe..
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High CON Tables SALEM IN be
4 I'd On + hlDAY, the 10 dsy Of Decem he. .
IT'D, a. 10 O clock a. M, at III Aixn C1rstabe'a
Office lot of Il useholi Furniture, sc consist
ing of Bureaus, ' in 3ates, Tab PC, CGars, VII ng
Desk, Bedstesds. Clocks. Washst ooh iog
Glesses. &c, sc, 10 satisfy sundry distress war
rants in my hands,
TERWs-Ca il.
GEO. A. FREEMAN, II. g. @. r.
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O-~.Nloi ga IUh . aAlssA.--N IL D. =. =
n public auction ca the farm o. the - -.
+. ,nnAn. q CEASED. sb6u TIRES M - - ~,
city On tae Richmond and Wuiar A. .n,n,.,s
road, on the 2osb da~ Of Decent N ~. sroa.. g
.sla farm. consisting Of ezra s.da,.. haess, ssa~,
~ ~.ro"s 80. . ,an's mp eos@n, sons,s,los
%, hns mules and 40 sarss.. ens cav "a 10.
" $50 sa .as hoasehald sad kisch. fa1ni.
- ssa ss"A .cade Known % n. day OF sale hal~
70 Sce .; II ocio b. should he wssshss prove
'o"' =. DOT, on the next fs,r day tn rcsfses
WA. r. III FFNAN
Admlnsstsator VI james r. Hoffman.
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In the >en7!e, or the II III inst, very little OF
interest irauspired. The following proceed
ings of the HOUSE on the negro question will
be found interesting:
In The House another bill 10 forfeit the
property and slaves OF rebels was presented
ey -hT. Elngham, OF ONO, and referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee
A re ISOLATION recognising The sar,-Iaaa of bo
late Cen. Lyon was pre- ted By Mr. RlaJr
OF Missouri and passed after some discussion
Mr. Blair also introduced q hill tn nunish
treason 10 provide more effectualiy for The col
lection of taxes, 10 remunarate loyal citi.
zeus FOR the loss Of property, and TO provide
honest leads for soldiers, which was REFER,
To the Judiciary ComrGittee,
The resolutions introduced BY Mr. Lar.
sing Oh Monday last. in effect censurine
General Halieck for his order excluding iu-
gigive slaves from within his lines we're
laFen NJ. and, after a lengthy debate, in
which il proved that General Halieck
Nas not actnated by the ina prouer motives
attributed TO him by the R4dicf:l Ranubji-
cans, they were laid on the tablets 20 g.
The COMMITTED on Foreign Affairs was
directed - inquire into The expsdiency OF
recognizing the Independence OF Hayti and
Liberia.
Itwas announced that the Post-Od Com
mittee would soon introduce y bill abQlishinE
the ranking privilege, and locking to other
measures for increasing the iucome, or rather
red Uclug the expenses OF the Post Office De-
pertinent.
Il message was received from tbs Senate
announcing the decease OF Senator Baker
and no further business was done.
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ANGTlOn BALES. |.

THIS DAY.
~ 4. 3. ooox. Zsa'r.
$4,000 s sfaPlE OF sN sPi fsNor
DRY 90 D5, &C, AT AUCTION.-on Tues
day. l1.n inst st 10 O'Clock, viii SELL ct the large
stose M s2o Broad ssreAt, large and attractive
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods consstlns
Of
~ tslos Brown SHEETINa
- leces Frenfh MERINO
Ali Wool Pie DELAINES
Figured do
200 splendid SILK DRESS p >T"TERNs
HEAVY Wool and Merino SHAWIS
New York Mi l. r eac' ed GOODS
Bic .ched and II own SHlKCINIS
Ge rza- made ASST MERES
Eegan. stock Embroidei COLLARS
Sleeves. Handh erchiefa B .nds, and asirts
Large variety Of HOSIERY, of every descrip.
30 pieces brussels a1d Velvet CARPETrNG
Large assortment of Bonnet klBB ms
Tahata and Lut- Ribbons, SIN Curtains Cur.
tain Demask, Lara Curtains, Velvet Ribbons &c
&c. The above goods are all tf the very beat
quality, perfectly fresh, and worthy thes attention
of the trade.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
de II e. B. COOK Auct
By DUTL OP, MONCURE r CO. AnctioHx1s.
X ROCERIES. dc. AT AUCTION-On
" Tuesday, nth instant, commencing al Ii
o'clock, we will Soil, at our aucti N store-
% hhGs t.ir to prime quality SUGAR
So bbis Crushed and ,wdered 81 GAR
10 and Casks BRANDY
And other goods sui ed to the trade
Sale without regard 10 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
de I3 Auctiensers.
WILL be added to the above sale S Pnncheons
st Cro!x Run, seven years old % barrels SPrS
TURpLN FINE.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucts
de is
ADDITIHNAL.-Will be added 20 the above
sale
RIO COFFEE, GINGER PEPPER,
50 900 Cuba Skies CIGARS
de Il DUNLOP. MON ERE & CO. Aucts.
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GIN ERAL NEWF.
"fShrAL SENf.
The New York I ines. Of the 18th ins

The New YORK in'es Of the 18th slant
says
The steamship Column bia arrived at this port
yesterday from Havana, which port she left
on the 9th instant. Nothing OF importance
had occurred at Havana since the date OF III e.
Sious adyices.
Two rebel vessels had arrived, having run
the blockade, wi Ia cotton and naval stores.
Among the passengers by the Column bia is
Mr.. Charles Anderson, brother OF General
Anderson. who recently succeeded in escaping
from the rebels in Texas.
Brig Gen. Philip st. George Cooke, Z. S.
A, has been appointed TO the command of all
the regular cavalry in the army Of the Peto-
mac. Brigadier General of Volunteers Stone
man, continue" the Chief of the Bureau Of the
Cavalry o. the army, and also has special
command of its volunteer cavalry.
When Capt. Lyon Of the New Haven brig
Daniel IroWbridge, WAS taken on board the
Sumter, his private ELECTS. quadrants, charts.
etc, Were demanded lie said quietiy to his
approximation shabby looking uliicer-that
he supposed he ~ usI give ny Jhese things, al d
that h. could give him II clean shirt too il
he wan ted il. For this offensive remark, he
was put i'll irons for thirty hours. He was
obliged 70 give his word OF honor not to tai
anything regarding the force Of the Sumter,
etc snd he is kaening NJ word better than
the rebels would do.
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HAA T. AOW READY,
PRFGCIENJE.--A ap ech delivered by Hon
Beverly Tucker, OF Virgins Ia the Southern
Convention helt at Nashville Tenn, April
13th, lcU0. Price 25c.
RECENTLY n BLTsHED.
THE SOUTHERN SPY.-I,etters on the Pol.
i'y AND Inauguration Of the Lincoln War
written anonymously. in Washington ard else
where, by Edward A. Pollard OF Virginia
author of Black Diam nds.'
CONTESTS.
l. Letter to President Lincoln, written at Wash
ington.
>. Letter to President Lincoln, written a. " ash
3. Letter 10 President Lincoln, written at " ash
ineton.
4. Letter 20 President Lincoln, written near tie
Government
s. Letter TO the Editor OF -----, written In Ma
rylGnd.
8. Letter to Secretary Seward, written in Mary
land.
:. Letter to President Lincoln, written in Mary
land.
G. Letter to Doctor Tying, written In Baltimore.
=. Letter 10 Oeneral Scot, written in Maryland
IL. Letter to Mr. Everett, written IN Mary land
. PRICE, "a CEE1s.
In press, and viii be READY in few days
CAUSE AND CONTRAST: An Essay on The
American Crirs, showing the antiquity NH
versatility, justice, and pern,snenee OF the Ia
stitpu'n OF Slavery: | vol. vo. 200 PIP
thick paper cover Price 81.
Per ons RENTING the phi OF either OF the above
named Books Will have them sent TO any par. O.
tie Southern Coufederacy free of postage
Tie tredA a lowed liberal discount.
Ad-fes5 olders TO
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers, l45 Main ST.,
de lit Richmond, Va.
4 UNENBURG AND Oh kl.OTTt. SOL
l. DlERS' AID SOCItTY-Uh RS its ser
vices, grsts, 70 the Confederate authorities, Il
Cen .al societies. 10 the vs,ious clothing depo;s g
regiments and companies, and 10 Individual sol
dIer- to make clothes and comfo IS aud do sewin.
generally materials furnished by he apple ants
Packages must be shipped TO the Treasurer, AMI
letters to the Corresponding Secretaries.
MRS GREEN A WOOD Prest,
MISS L. WATSON, 1Ieasr.
Keysville Depot, L d D. 2. r.
Miss LoV ,1 N Nc s,H.s tCorspdng seeys
M "a 17tl# K"ysviile 2. o.
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a MaisE M Il sNa.

pICHMOND THEATRE
N THIS EVENING, Dec II.
Second Nigot Of tie u msdy Of dow To VII;
A HUSBAND Dance, LA Sylptide) Mis- NJ
Purington- Overture, - ra cila,y chestra; and
CHAkLHS He SEtONu
Capt. Copp.,'...''.. MIR. q, Morton
81 ZEE PROGRAMME
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MAE : A l. SALE OF VES>ELA,
vi TACKLE, APPAREL. AND FURNT
ne AND CARGO Be v,rtu of u writ of
readttioni erponAs, issued from the Dist ic Court
OF the Confederate States o. Amer for the f. ID.
OF Virginia. ia the of Captain. Chat nd
Captain r Suowden andrew and apt. Lindsay
Ws!ker. Hhe iiants. esaitst the sooner "Nih4L-
MA WASHIN GTON,' h,r take, apparel ana
furniture and cargo, II me- directed, ssall on
WEDNESD AY. the r,h day of January nest
com tusr cling st IL o'cock A NJ pro ED 70 sell
At public suction, (payanle tn banknhle ftnts) to
the highest ID Ter Tor cash the s,hooer' Virginia
" asAipgot, her tack e, a, pare and furnitu aud
cargo. now lJg in the fotoraao river a. Evans.
port, at wlicn place the sac viii tie made
The cargo consists Of Cod Weed &c The sale
~ IN continue jrcaa day 70 dav uatu completed
i. W. II IS n. NJ
For John T Willy, Ma. shal E. Va District
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HEADQ BID Rr,+ II W 70

HEADQhS 33D Rn,+ II v, VOLS 4
December 1t h, l76
NRDERS No. 70 A Regiinrnta al Court of u
curry will be held at the quarters Of the
A. ID. Courts of Inquiry for the First and Second
Bataons res etctive,y. will be held at Lawrenceis
and swe'n "a, on THURSDAY, Dee. 10th, al 10
BY order of Col. LYONS.
de I7-2.* JOHN wICKHAM, Aaj't.
A TrENTIUN-FlRor COMPANY, fikST
N BATTALION, 18th REGIMENT VA. MI
La Having failed in having quo um present
will assemble on this (TUESDAY) event &, / &C
!! b, al u o'clock, tle Cspito! squsre south
side Of t'e NJ nument, Tor The SaIQs purposs
By order Of the Colonel.
de fiji. WI. ATKrssoN. Capt
4 TTkNrION JEFF EKSON GUAaD
AtteAd 3 regular meeting and drill of your Com.
pany at Mill AIRY Hall over lat Market this TUES.
DAY. evening, AT ! clock and on every Tues.
day evening hereafter until further ordered.
BY order Of GEO. BILL, Lieut. Com.
de ILLS A. B. WELLS. O q.
CANARY SEED, No. aROUNp MUS
" TAkD, Black Pepper, sago Isinsiass hs t
quality Table Oil, Castor OIL, fresh Citrate Mag
nesia, Bay Rum. st ok Poma:am.
1 WAGNER, Druggist
de l7-ats Corner Broad and 9th SITS.
e a FURNISHED ROOM,
In pleasant part of the city. :,
Suitable for one or tw o
Single gen lemen.
Ii quite on 81 street. frs: house sbo7e Cl.z.
do l7--ltN
= OF
10 lags
Bio Coffee,
On consisnmant
For sale by
Nm. ROySI Eg,
ds Tilt. Corner Of Cary aud vi.siaia s,s.
5000 sides Sole: Harnsss, Bride and Upper
l0.cD ponn3g choice Tsxas WOOL
In stors fer sale by u l.. MANN co.
de Him No. s. Gsrsvi~r ST.. Nav Urlssn
EXCHANGE HOTEL C0MPANY,t
December IL iee'.
NOTICE.-At meeting nf the Board Of d.
IN reetors, held this day, dividend Of F,SE
PEI GENT. was declared, payable On saa sitsI
lSta inst, at No. Ill Main Stree;
,, Jas. y tAApO4s .,....r
---..--r PRO Tenn.
e 1oNoINS I'D LIE :: .: 3
All Ceruss Ea,s asd 1osa Sc.
! SE IONA .-ssp "a d. scds q - y
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The Grand Division Of the Sons OF Temper.
ance ot South Carolina he's severed its con.
neetion with the National division OF the
United States. and recommends a Confede-
rate Conventiun at Augusta in May next, to
eracy.
1t is reported in the Northern journals that
tn. Hons. Andy johnson, OF Tennessee, and
j ohm ). Phelps, OF Missouri, have declined
taking their seats i'll the Congress of the nj
ted States, preferring 10 retain their respec.
tive commissions in the Federal service.
Persons desiring TO contribute TO the relief
or Mr.. James keilan the hero who so GAL
lantly defended Strawberry Plains bridge
from destruction at the hands of Tennessee
traitors, can send their donas ions 20 Mr. f.
A. Butler, postmaster at strawberry
Plains, Tennessee.
The wife of Gen Price, OF Missouri, l. now
il Texas. and both Houses CT the Legislature
of that State have pasead res buttons well
coming her to Texas and comp,imeating her
husband for his brilliant services
1t turns out that the Hon. j. w Qlapp is
the success fui candidate ter Congress in the
First Mississippi dis t-iet Tor representative in
the Confederate states.
TIN aunday, she s.h last, a difficulty oc.
CARED in Summer county. Tean.. hatwesn
xeb Utterly and . maG named stanley, In
which ths fcTasr Wos shot and fatally
wounded.
A man calling hinself Gsrrsss .ss 5.,
arrested ut Cincinnati forn. .,sss~ /. ~ eSscI
E eod S.''0 ~''a :, .~.1dzassos . Ssissaa son'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

IUTURx DAYS.

M r 8 H AIS SALE Or VESSELS,
III TACKLE APPAREL AND FuhNI-
AZ AND UAA8O II, virsua vi a s.,i, of
Tsf.daont ezPo1ns, issued from the LisiTict Cours
II tie q al. aei ate Ststes Of lea tor tbs Fast
ern District Oh Virginia IN the of Captain -
Uastsso, Captain X. Sro~dsn Ard sN ..a. Cspts.u
Ltnesay Walker, fbelsnts aga "A the ship
eaiisdtne F4 In IAN" Of New York her tack =,
appnEel and furniture and cargo to me directed
shall on ~ dnesnsy, the 9Th day OF Jsnusry next,
commencing at II o'elock, A N. proceed 70 eel at
pubic sncti n. otha highest biioer for casa {, y
40 20 IN snksb,s funcs, the ship Fairfax of New
York, her tackle. ac-l 400 fu a u.s a, cargo
now iyi 8 In ihe Pot7mse river ct tvar spsrt, d
wbi b place the SAFE " i'll be made
The cargo eonsets CT -. bs e. of Hay, SEQ bbls.
Cement, l Sofa Trunks, pureau, I.esk pia
no kegs or pacRags, bsies or bun lies, and 3
bbls &c The sac will time from osy TO On
IN 81 completed The Piano, Furniture, &c, 80
will be spld at the house now occupied by u.
d .,ln,ss, near to Evansport.
+. W. BASS ID. nj
For John F. Willy marshal h Va. District