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Aayer's Issrs, Yssssr6ay.-rhs ease Of
Charles Murphy, charged with causing The
death Of Albert, slave under his control ~
IN employee Of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company, was continued, to await the verdict
Of the coroner's jary. Mr.. II. surrendered
himself to the etdosrs voluntarily, We lsarn.
Warrington Goodrich, who repeatedly protest
cd that Ais name was not Geo3rssA, though
there were people in Boston claiming the lat
ter, was brought up on . charge Of being
drunk and interfering with the police in the
discharge Of their duties. His Honor required
him to give surety for his appearance at the
next Hastings Court whereupon hs replied
that he was big enough 10 30 to jail, to which
place the Court with alaority ordered him to
bs taksn.-G. W. Walters was arraigned for
assault and battery committed upon some per-
son unknown, and held to bail in the sum Of
$500 to answer an indictment in the Uustings
Court at its next tsrm.-Charlss O'Donnsll for
respassing on Charles johnson, and being
drunk in the streets, was reprimanded by the
Court and then diseharged.-William Still.
man, alias Thomas Tooland, o soldier, for
drunkenness and trespass committed upon
Clay Street Hospital, was ordered TO remain in
custody until called for by his offoers.-J. n.
Worthimer and Solomon Lohsnbergcr were
arraignsd upon the charge of assaultine
and beating William Jacobs. These gem
temen evidently felt much ohagrinsd
at being found In such q prsdicament;
but n they had no witnesses, they were rs-
CURED to give security in small sum ($I00)
TOR their future good Observation-Disclosures Dem
mis- was fined $40 for having his house. whore
ardent spirits are sold, open on Sunday last
Mary Gleason was fnsd SO for keeping her shop
open after 10 o'clock P. NJ, ono nish last week,
and $40 for selling ardent spirits, OF mixture
thereof, without . license, and held to bail in
$3.50 tor her future good bshavior.-P0ilip
Lang was fined s. for firing . pistol within
the CITY limits, and, with great simplicity,
offered the cash to his Honor, who, Of course,
turned him over to different functionary.-
Patrick Brannon WAS again unprepared to
answer the charge of assault and battery pre-
fsrrsd against him BY Bridget Egan, his wit
nessss Dsing still absent; but was amazed
when told that hs was required TO give surety
for his appearance this morning.
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The Congress OF the Genie crate etstes Of Ans.
risa having passed Al act providing hat Al slse-
tiou shal Be held in tAe several States the Cen.
fedsraey, on the frst weAneedy in November
1881, for members Of the House Of Representa-.
tives IN the Congress Of the Confederate Slater,
and that the election shall be eond ucsd in all "a
spscts according 10 the Constitution Of said Cen.
federaey. and the lsws Of the several Sta. o. in
force for that purpose and the laws Of this state
having provided that the Court Of sfsh county
and the Court for the esrpor atiea Q: vii.
liamsburg, and for each corporation il
which wards are established BY law, shall
before the election day. ap point Ave fresholaeis
u Commissioners at the Court House, aad the
like number at each place Of vetilg in the county
or corporation, TO supsrintead the elesnea Of
members Of Congress and IT the time Of making
euch Apo ntmelt, shall slso appoint sls ocsr to
conduct such election 1t the Court House, and enc
At each pace OF voting in the county Or corpora
tion and, moreover, the Conventio o. this State
having, by ordnance, provided that the qualified
voters Of the CommaRw salth. wko may b absent
from ths counties Or corporations Of their resi-
dspee. In the military service Of the State, On
the day OF election for members Of the House
Of Representatives Of the Confederate Etatss.
may vote In said election, 1t such place or
places within their sneampmsnt ~ the CON-
mandsnt at such sncanpnsn. shall dssig-
nate. whether the said snsanpments shAll
b within the limits Of the ktAts or not and the
taid Ordinance having further provided that
for each place OF voting the COIN uallant of the
sncampmsnt shall appoint . supsriatsadsnt,
three Commissioners, and a. many Clerks -
shall be necessary, who, after having bssa frst
daily sworn by him, shall perform the duties
req Tired OF, and be Liable to the penalties in.
pored upon, sueh officers under the election lsws
OF the State: Ard the said Commissioners are
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A alike Month.

Certain months, not LEES than certain days,
appear to have been set apart by Pfoyiience
foY the enactment Of those terrible dramas, the
denoument Of watch is the overthrow Of
armies, and sometimes the downfall Of ma
tons. No season has been more prolific of
these great events than Ssptsmber. II may
10 smusing to our readers, whose mirds are
on the stretch for grea. tidings from the Poto-
nae, to recall few incidents connected with
battle, murder and sudden death.
90 the ID day of September, 1914, General
GAINES repulsed the British army a. Fort Erie
Ga the 81 of Ssptem Der, 1850, CIR nwELL
routed and destroyed the Scottish army under
DAVID LESLIE at Dunbar. On the 81 Of Sep
tembcT, 1852. he the same b at Worces-
Cav for CHARLES II. On the 81 Of Septemb'r
1859, be died. There are few coir c;dsnces IN
all history nero singular than these.
On tho seventh Of September, 1912, wss
fought the great battle Of B ,rod;no, IL Russia,
seventy miles from Moscow. According to
some acc ounts, the loss on both sides vas niue-
ty-seven thousand men. Gee account makes
1t out one hundred and seyeuteen tasusa1d.-
II was one Of tho bloodiest battles ef modern
times. On the Sth CT Sep Der, 1881 G.re-
raj GRExs defeated the Brisish army at Euts "
Springs On the S'a of September, lS4., Gen.
esal TAYLOR defeat the MsxieaDs AT Monte
sey. O., the sta # Sep enbsr, 1855, the Al
lies stermad Sebastop9t. o. tie l0sh of Sep
te,ubsr, 1913, PERRY dsfeated and captured
the whole British f7es on Lake E-is. Tais
batsla was fought CD Sunday. On the IIt1 t
September, l7os, MARIE ROUGH aud EU-
GENE fought the battle of NJ 4ipl 9ae', agninat
FILLAas commanding the Eieneh army. L.
vas he greatest battle tea. had been fought
Ia nefe;n Earole to that tine. The two
armies counted ups ards Ct two hundred thou
"a d combatan,s. Ga the 1lth of September,
1914 MeDosoUaH, on Lake Champlain, de-
strrysd the BRITISH fae, while MAcoasE do
ss~'ed the British srmy on shors at Plasts-
oarga. fhis also happened en- Sunday. On
the izta OF Ssptsasher, 1914 the Bri lisa army,
msiesiny upen Baltimore, was repulsed at
NORA e'int, Were General Ross was killed.
"; 'aS loo CT ssptembr =, Fort NJ Ii snry was
D0~oAiaeo tses "s'ar Spsnglsd Banner y
va tae ~ sepumser, A d. 90, ilrcs o. ter
Cd jernsaien, ever the corpsss of Que million
Of Jews. On l4th Of Sept rabcr, 1912 NApo.
LEON entered Moscow. Ga tho IA n ssu,sm.
ber, iss7. ths i nsriesn army entered Ms XII
90. ga the II ia & ptsn5er, issi, tie A.iis d
army entrrsl t5e C.imsa.
We taf1,, Il higa.y probably that sspie mhe',
issi. ~ go psss isssas ) n sssst ~fiea
silfa / Il rish tie tl,e5lest q iss II lec=A-
sre,s
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nfYf0.

| OAoRs
his ags. a.--.-
He was member Of The J.sper Light IAfaatry.
lCanPaay - stA a.sx't D c. VIOLA His rem aiss
were seksn hdAs for intsrmsns.
On the q Inst. At u p. n :. aftsr an il!nsss al
three months: Miss ADALiHE FRANCIS, ca ssi
eauKANf OK william n. ana Adalins Asf. di b,
Aeseased, In The 18th year Of her age.
Asr iriends aAa Aequ sintsncss, snd thee Of
the family are rsqaes.ea TO attend her fan sfAl
morning, q II o'ei.sk.
On Monday .evsnins. ne I'd inst at the resi-.
1enoe Of her sister, Mrs Anne n. Ecott, on Gam.
be Hill, Miss fkANx r. GAY, In ths 7ash , cal
Of her age.
Asr fIasral viii take plass from her sis. er . 4,
Ii o'clock to-day. (Wsdaesday.j The friends 81
tie family are rsqusstsd to attend
A. the residence Of her son, samuel ?. HAYES,
sept ID, lsst, ~ a o'clock n, Mrs. AMI
CLAP, In the Ut year Of her age.
A. Abingdon. on the sist uitimo, of dip.h sYta.
4AkGAkAr fkLSTUN HU6HhS. daughter OF
Robert ". sad Eliza n. Hughes, in the eighth
year Of her age.
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A Coronsr's Jury, presided over BY DR.. Tho
mas, Deputy Coroner, held an inquest ysssr-
day, on the body Of Abort, . slave, who had
been in the employ of the Virginia Central
Railroad Company, and rendered the follow.
ing verdict: THAT hs came 10 his death on
the afternoon Of the I'd instant, having 70
csived severe punishment at the hanos o,
Charles Murphy, IN ovsrsssr Of the above
company, during tho day, he having been also
punished during tho morning at the public
whipping post; but, frem tho evidence before
them, the jurors are not prepared TO say tina,
the punishment inflicted was the immediate
cause Of DEATH"
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PER On Al.

CROP THE tai xF.lIRTY DOLLARS RE-.
y wAk1;-A man, ealing hiaself RI1DLx
naaas;. hired from ny stable On Friday. the
seth uH.. brown IA k1, about SIX years old -
0As Of her bind h .eks Is enlarged, AMI has scar
on her right thigh one fore and oas nina foot
whNo =.
tsndleton u about six feet high, slender made.
Mr.. oimnsf, In Hsariso ecuntv. The akoyS ~.
vafa Vail e P q 70. The ssso.ery q ne 1:Is
for ether. lss t-sts1 no. .. DR0ADpuD.
Nk0nMx110N WGNTKO-07 4 EgJS. q.
Ma.fB selAtAT ~ " company In The III
!. n .s Az Be- leg 2 81 ~ q alssne.d
.snt 70 Aospitsl Il, iaksa iste p5ivste ianily.
En- St9kas.1e "a. Az i.1ssna lsa s.,e,ssieg Ais
Sss ss'ss..1 I9s si $3.50 80 II. L.
TN t8654N IL al ia viSses .
. = os ssss.fat g fhe QiN nen, ys.sesaal. 9
Spea = III nEsx1lSs ~ 49, = n, 8 Ne
e:wsss~. :. G y.ll:s H..
TESF>
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FUTURE DAYS,


SEyEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDIN9 LOfs
y ON THE WhsrHAM PLAeK ROAD A D
PINE SrkEET IN SIDNEY. At AUCTION -oa
4ONDAI. the 9Th day OF September, At s o'slces
d will be sold, upon the Premises, ! bull i.
irg LOTS, inst beyond the limits Of the corpora.
nor, and near the rss. dsnes Of Mr.. Chas. fb 1.
lbs, i've Of which front u feet eacn on the Piaak
Road, and run back lao feet each 70 an alley I'd
the other two froat 30 feet esch on Pine tire.
and run hack l5s feet each, with IN alley 90 4
side The location OF this property renders i
suitable for ether private residences or busn.
houses. and being In an impr owing neg borh % L
the sale presents = favorable opportunity foI {
printable investment.
TgRNs One third cash balance at 1, end Il
months fornegotiabie notes, with interest AIDE |,
and secured by trust deeds.
SEA- JAS M TAYLOR Il SON Auct's
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BY L. b. Geek, Aucs'p.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE ArAr

FURNITURE, FURNITURE At Au'.
L TION On THURSDAY, sth inst , at 10 elk
will sell, Al my store, an assortment Of gsn,td
Furniture, consisting IL
One be ndscms PARLoR Set. embracing Ts e-.
Gete and four Chairs.
Mahogany and Walnut BUREAUS.
'' "a SOFAS.
Jsnny Liod, Cottage and High .Post BEDSTHAM.
Mahogany Psr1or and Rocking CHAIRS.
Cain and Wood seat CHAlks
TABLES, WAsHS rANDs, WINDOW sHApIs
&C.
Hair ard Shuek MATTRESSES Feather Be .,
Bols.ers, Pillows, Bedding &c.
-ALsO,--
Crockery, Glassware. Cooking Steve, Kitchen
Utensils, he. lse4l B B. COOK, Auc,
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o. I'm
DONrkDSRATE8 TATRD or 4 AE1 &c A
(oALLED SEssI0H.,

Congress assembled yesterday at IL n. Ia
obedience TO proclamation OF President DA
vas, tss ued September ~. 1851, convening sati
O.dy for tho purpose OF taking action on .
pointmeuts In the Army and Navy. which
had failed to be reported TO him during the
late session.
Hon. HOW'LL OoBB in the chair.
The session was psnsd with prayer By Raw
Mr. ELYsH, OF Georgia.
The roll being called, the following named
members Were ascertained TO be present:
From Alabama-Mr Shorter.
Arkansas-Mr. johnson.
Florica--Msssrs Moreton and Ward.
aeorsia-Mes.rs. Howell Cobb and
THIS II r. Cobb.
Louisia.a-Mr Dsclout.
Mississ ippi-Mr. Harrts.
North OArolina--Mr. Craig.
South Uarolina-Mr. Miles.
Texas Messrs. Reagan. Hemphlll,
Waul, Oldham and Ochiltree.
Tenressee--Mr. Hughes.
Virelnia-Messrs. Preston, Hunter,
Mac iarland and Brccksnb.ou
The PRssiDsxT declared quorum present.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Mills. committee OF
three was appointed by the CHAIR to wait
upon President LAWS and inform him that
Congress was ready to receive from him such
Communication as he might be pleased to
make. The COMMITTEES returning, reported
thew had discharged their duties and the
President would send In communication in
writing.
The following message from the President
was re ported to Congress by Mr.. Joalyn, his
Private Secretary:
Gentlemsn Of Congress.-The bill i'm portan
to the puoiic service being one to contiu ue In
of1.e persons who had been appointed and
Nominated and whose nominal aons had not
been ac.ed upon, was, as ! learned after your
adjournment on the Sis ultimo, engrossed Tor
my signature, but by some accident was not
delivered to me. and thus failed to become a
law; wherefore IL has become necessary to
con enc you.
You may either make the provisions con.
templateo, Or, by acting upon the nomina.
lions, or otherwise as in your judgment may
seem bsst, relieve the Government Of the era
bar a. srIlant TO which otherwise it must be
subjected.
Mr. MILES introduced a bill to au thorize the
President 10 Continue the appoin imenIs ii
fea y made by MIN In the military and naval
service during The recesses OF Congress, or at
he LIST and the present sessions, and submit
them 10 Congress at its next session.
The bill vas read three several times and
pissed Unanimously.
MIR REAGAN, on leave, introduced q bill SUP.
piemen LA aL0 ameIdalOry Of bill in relation
10 The pre- pay meat OF postage, which was
PASSED.
The bill modifi IS the original act 50 as to
require each newspaper or Periodical sent
endorsed Dy the pos tmaster OF the Office near
est the piacs from which tcey are sent, as pre-.
PAID, HIS see1d OF the ''pdckage."l
Tle above bits beiug reported as signed by
the President,
O.. motion Of Mr.. WAUL, Congress adjourned
to meet on The Lnird Monday in November,
unless sooner called together.
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AUCTION SALES
: : = : : -
THIS DAY


CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" AT AUCTION.- ON WEDNESDAY. uh
at 10 o'clock. Will sell, at the residence OF -
Is. Binford. Eco. (who Ia about leaving Tor ~
wal, on Broad street, next TO the AfIicea Chm, a
all his HU0sEHULD FOkNIfUkh cousistins
Mahogany Tste-a- Tetss, Etexrs, Msho. ~
spring seat Chairs, karble-top tables, Mil
Carpets, Curtains and Cornice, Rsr and shues
Bedding, Washstands, Wardr hes, Bureau
Cane md W d seat Chairs, together with ma =,
otter articles of Cham Der Furniture
Also
The usual variety Of Dining room and Kitehs,
Furniture, amongst which Is 3 mos. sxcsllsat
Cooking stove. with all the appuusnancss.
The above Furniture Is In drst-rsts coaditt i
and worth the attention Of those in want
sea b. b. COUK, Auc,ionesr
T'k UST sALk OF 5 TOCk OF ThII-
NlSHING 9OODS.-Pursuant to the provislou =
Of Deed Of Trust, dated April lsth, 1851 and =.
corded In the CLERKS Once OF the kichmend n al
ings Court, executed by 4. II. Norvsll 90. y oa
conveying TO me certain property therein sp.oi-
nsd In trust for certain purposes therein msn.
toned, and BY the consent OF parties interested
| shall, ON WEDN ESDAY, the lth day Of sspts n
Norvsll b Co., No. I27,South side Of Broad strs j,
between I'd and Ath streets, In the city OF k,e,
mond proceed to sell at pu bile auction for O. an
che stock Of goods II the store Of r. H. Norv h
Co., estimated at about - eco, consisting of tbs
usual articles Of Trimming and Fancy Goods
Furnishing Goods, Psrfamery and Fancy A i.
clss. &C., SC; Coanters, SHOW Cases, Cha ..
D'sA' anu STEPaEN B. HUGHES, Trust.
Sale sonduetsd BY oEo. A. FIREMAN., h. &C ..
su N..1ot
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nLHC1IoN Col8llioeYoNi,. : !,

ELECTION CoMlliSsYoNI a.
w.;s: .assEs xias Isishsii. 5sns Ia,
w'Es:1I!ss nm. : nsa'as,a. Jana. yu.,,,
wsssi. So. I.ass ssashnaa. waits, Coz,
ws;S.ns,.,.nd : asasis.l Chandler ~. q.
weyz:,.rn'ad .or. john >ii: :1s!!iil. y,
wilWI,.R.;l1sSr e. s..aa.n. r. Ami. 49,.
wi, + al o. Williams. xob.n Brown. VII, :,
wi;:5 ;';l: Richmond. zes.. Jam. v W.
wAs:iins.A Pana.ll. Aaron Kelly, .p,.
wosa.D Neal. B R P.anys.e..r, x,,,.,,
wyssH a,I.ss Handlsy. J.n.. shannon. J.n,.
wy,h .s.n Q Kent. John s.nd.r.. c,,,
H0! n,,i HIs.ryss Power. VIM Henley, n,
Code, edition lsso, provides thai. ~ h'sf OF tls
sionsrs appointed by tbs Governor In 49,. .Sohn''
corporation. shall sppoiat three C 9. a.
poll Is t. Be afsn, 1sny sv a. " whsh ..pas
may ast,l to sups attend the slecs.op, " y, VIZ
p.s sS sna one oa,s.r to eonducs .ueh s.ss '
abe ordinance for Tie ttaie Convsptto,
Jniy 1861, prcvidss, That the on Ais ~ pa Al
the counties or corporations CT thsir rsssHNi II
the military service Of the state. On INC a
ri election fsr Electors OF Pr sidsnE 40 1J
President of the .onfsder.ts Stares' na a -
IN the said elections. at such pace CT :, sos
within their enssmpment - ths eomrp Places
~ such encamplnsnt shall dssiYpa,s naaie
the said encampment shall be v,,hihn sf
limits OF the otAte or not For sssh 80 =
voting the mn ana or OF the sneirpmsnt shs os
point eurerintend. Mt three LoIoiniss ana AZ.
~ many Cierfs as sh Ali be nseessary 1911 oil
having been fTst duly sworn In oy him .hs' ~ or
form tie duties required Of, and BE- Isbs :, s,.
penalties imposed upOa, socn officers unJs ne
election laws Of the state. The ssio eomn,i. 'h'
ers shall cause polls to be opened for ths o.
Of President and Vice President OF the tonS: ~
rate States" A'' %
One Elsctor for each Congregational D;s,r,,
tAbllshed by the Convention and two for IT, y"
at large are to be erected. and the eissti nI "a
By general ticket, and TO take plaza ON ~ oe
Wednesday in November next. 't
uEORHk w. MUsYoRp
50 G-d.sw&cwlt secressry Of Common
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1homas Kittinsoa, an old offender, who
was SONS time ago sentenced BY the Hastings
Court to the county jail ter short period, aad
also to serve term (of one year, We think) ia
the psnissntiary, having been discharged from
the former, was yesterday transferred to tho
latter. We would that he were Q shosm aker,
Is Col. Psndlston needs all such that hs can
get, to work for our soldiers.
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The Gorsrner's Proclamation, in another
column, calls upon the various County Courts
| to appoin, the Commissioners which will be
| needed to conduct the ensuing Presidential
| election. We call attention 10 il.
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One hundred and Josr prtsonsrs, sent down
by Gen. Floyd, arrived here on the Central
train yesterday, and will be followed soon By
. large number Of othsrs-all taken in the
battle Of Cross Lanes.
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fhirty-HgM Prisessrs Of War were re-
moved on Monday from the General Hospital,
whore they had been under medical treatment,
to ono Of the prisons in the lower part Of the
city,
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WANTS,

WANT kD-By gsatlsnaa with small fam.
w ny. comfortable ROOMS AID good BOA RD
II . private hoase, whore there are no otner
s0sraeIs. lor Suitable accommodation, . Iibs-
raj oonpaAsstion = i'll Do made Address. Box
40; uos." Psst.Ldies. stating LOCALITY and other
WANrED.-A yooth in his sixtesnth YEAR
w desires kMPLOYMKNT, either in q Drux
store, Or some business house-drug usi cas- pre.
Isrrsd: salary no object whxtevsf. ne can be
seen 1t the American Hotel, BY inquiriDg Tor M
BoHDUkAIr. a 4st1
BsTIT Oh EB. II wish to Oh Ain
Nv we eUboIlfUTkS for Light Artillery
Company. kOBlhT Ii.
In rear OF spence Garsy's,
be' 1t" 0ovei nor 81 Get.
WANTkD-A slruATI0N-By yoath, who
W desires 20 learn some business. No wages
required Dut board. Can give good reference e
70 character ana ability. Address Nv. Il. W >"
through P0st-UMee. se4-2tk
WANTED-For the balance Of the , ear, 9
w good b6lCK.kAkkk. Apply to
lSAAC WILLIAMS,
ee&-St Irsdegar Iron " vrxs.
~ ANA ED-A kURNlsHkD HUUsE, o. FUn-
w hIeHED hOUMS in private family, -
Ia respectable nsighbOrh0Gd, not very lar
from the War Department. Add sess, - b.
j." stating ssrmS, Ct dispatch otfcs. se 4-3t<
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CONFEDERATE STATES.
ooxpRIsIss:
Army O,xanixation;
a1i IL. s.as ,'s''
Arms and Ammun,tisu
Schools Of the Sold
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Kvoiutions Of the Rsgimsnt;
Hoaors Pad S.ia b : T Tp:.
Companies
Duties In Camp and Garr,sons;
The STAFF; Battles;
and the Articles Of war.
price, $3.50 /; by Mail, ts-l
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLISHED
from 0iiham's Manual for Volunteers 'ai
rHs rRoop rs MANUAL BY Col. !. Laeu
NAP 81 THss is'e Or war in Eastern VI.
NAP - ras CONFEDERATE STATS, 50
| BAYoEET EXERCISE and skirmi.hers Dr.
By Colonel =. kilton Cary. Bssotiuiy
rHs ' VoEUa fsERs' HAND. BOOK. Til. , /
should be il the hands Of every person. ! :,
sonpiss. edition; Win plates. ssa: ,
TIN SCHOOL OF the Gaidss; or. the PrsSu
ras so Hlso,ffiGjs sI1Si:rs:d x.sEuAL. $50
RoBKRTs' HAND BOOK Of Artillery. 7ss.
BugKHoLTz's ,nfsntry Camp Do,y. Sec.
BuCKaOLTzs science OF War 49,
TH1 NAP 81 WAC Ma. ise.
INSTRUCTIONS In Heavy AItiiisry--vsry sea- -
soU1H Military Manual. u.
ARMY REGULATIONS.
Al fxp AZ h. far ia
accordance with Ia:s acts Of Congress. rs,"''
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Ing slt THAI is essential for emssfs OF ths
Confsderats states Of Arsriea A,so, Artte''s
IS. cos, %. sas Ssst:s q xns1i.. ~
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. Ems OYSTERS,


- SlS EW ARD --Rsnswsy. on Monday
Sspembsr ID nv three Negro Men SAN:
years old: stoutly huilt: about ) feet 8
a,nehss high; sin9erb-e,1 color JIM il
abeat Is years old; wsl built; fee : inches
high LBWIs is abau. 20 or n years &: good
seontensAes; ginEerbrsad co or. They all long
to Mrs. !. W. Ray. Of Matthew'S county al a wave
hired by me from P. Il. Tseb son 1 " /, pay
he above reward for the three, or fvs d era 70.
either ona delivered to ~a OF placed in !. IL in
Richmond. whore can get Thorn.
T.. g. pALEEKI
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q - LIBERAL GROVE, Ne. ,, Q. A.
Ns 0. D OF T1K SOUTHERN COaFgD
y kRACY ALI members in gord stand
Ing sre notified to meat ut their Hal,
= <ovsr 4. Bodeker'. Drug store. Vain
street., next Til tuesday, EVENING, ct O'Clock,
for the purpose !, transacting bu,in ess OF impor.
tanse All the enbsrs must attend puaetuslly.
BY erasYo. the M
% lite W. r. SWAMI gsc'v
q - PO HONTAS B & Ne IL.
MI. O. I. n -CHIEPs AND Bros: Meet
X asyonr Wigwan or this elesp, ct the
sth Ru SETTING .up, ITO NIGHT at {
o'eloc1 lhrburinsss Of importance will
be brought up
BY order the sschsm.
RO ERT PETTtGRRw, e. orr
Iishm md, I'd 8issp Corn Noon, 3e31 80 A-Its
~ o r X r..
- bags Flo COPIES
On consignmsnt;
For sale by
W4. 3 RDYkfRR
sA&-hA Corner Cary nd Virgins SITS.