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For te Richmond Dis; arch
Lha pia ins aai Co aira Il, the Con



In behalf of The million of Christians in tn q
south. wish 10 thank the editors OF the Dis
pHtch 1Cr their recent able editorials on the PIE
uuct!On III the salaries OF cur chaplaius-
DCse Wfll-timed articles are neiu9 copied ~
the religious press, and they viii DO much to
convince the public of the grleyOus wrong
Htt; has tlius been inflicted on our common
Christianity.
see il stated That nearly ona-Eulf IF the
REGIMENTS row on service IN this State are
without he >tTt ices of II chaplain. How sad
l. think titlt Tao, G10 OF the youth OF orr land
should be taken from the pi0Cs influences of
rG't". and thu sabbath School. and the pul-
pit, and placed where they are within reach
81 'he most haneIul ana seducjue temptations
without the conStraining Influences of the
gospel How dare we claim - be a Chris
tjat. !eopie while such a state OF things exists
J MS subject Is attracting The attention Of
good men, and they ARE making voluntary
aHt' liberal donations towards supporting
p4ous Cu5pCrtpUrs, who distribute religious
books G1j tracts, hOld prayer meetings. en-
gage ~ religious conversation, and. IN many
tf5"S- deliver sermons. i COlpGTttur can
often 10 vastly more good than q cha plain
rms being So il is evident that every friend
Of religion Gught tC AID die effort 20 supply
out soldiers with coi1OrteCrS, and rs tHe
blockade binders ~ from obtaining books and
tracts from !he North, w ought also 20 seq 10
il tt3c The work 81 U.,tlishInr tracts and tes-
tEFGents docs Acl IdugUish Tor the lack %
frirHl5.
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ELECTION CARDS.


"a, TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH
POSED OF THE COUNTIES Or HALL
FAX, CHARLOTTE, MECKLEN 81 re,
BRl hS"ICK, IT NENBUEG, PRINCE
-DW ARD AND APPROPRIATION.
HEADQUARTERS - RIG VA CAvALRr,
York coun.2-, Va, Oct. =, 6l.
In response To invitations fro different portions
" TIE DstIic.. announce myself candidate 10
reprcSen, you in TIE Coriet'Ta' Congress.
,n tina. soliciting the suif: s2e- Of people IN the
midst Of q mighty revolution for the maintenance
OF Constitutional liberty, il is with feeling of pride
efforts, howev-r burb.e. were oGrty and .eajoasiy
devoted 70 the inauguration Of that revolution. 1
need hardly say tins. it viii fail Of it. great object
II Il sh all sever, tGf all coming; time poti
e.. +. lJH sbjp with ,h1se who, uAd@r the rratext
Of preserving = GOV, Culaen5, already broken aud
d5>hooo FL, are seeking at cnce the overthrow oi
EefU .,licau ustIjr5i the satug alton cf South
arn IJeemeU. and III desc alton Of every foot o.
southern sell.
In the present unhappy c0ndit ~ of aif4rs---.' i
time when every peril heYrt j. iiletl with rrayer
fll auxiet5 lor ,Ge iItufe oi beloved country
il is cot be Pre-umed rhai excl ed cabvass X.
the District viii be either expected desired by
the people.
lie tA!s, however, es it maY, it will be entirely
oar OF ny power to appear before YOU am IA
the military serYice at fAe country. j. i row a
season tor active military operations and shall
not leave ny pose ta~ any eIeatioueAgire purpose
II Il saal' DC your pea alre 10 confer upun RE 80
distinguished honor % I,s;ss me YOUR repre
sensitive shall dseharge the irust yyita fdeul
and with whatever of ability 7 may possess
THeGAS r. GUODE
rs Clarks,ilie 2cbacco p.aaf ga 70 copy
&C 9-it*
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YANKEE H1tp NtsIra>.--A Southern
contemporary REMARKS that Yankees make the
hardest masters Of slaves in the S3ntl THIS
Il undoubtedly true. They are the hardest
employers Of white %o,klnen. and thev ex-
prct II g~t as muc. labor from a slave ns they
have forced from Inc Necessities 81 wlue
n1rsr - -y>5aui of ,:tv-ry in The world. tl.t
We have ANY knowledge 81, is as harsh inhp-
man, ana o'itei, ~ that which prevails III the
Yankee merchant marine The scenes Of hot.-
ror that are OF constant occurrence IN }aniee
vessels have caused the whole civilized world
/ to stand ;tSha>t. Tor years before the present
rupture, the English Journals were flle3 wi,l.
| accounts Of craeltiea and Iaurd4rs prac;ired
j upon American seameu. III the various lines OF
/ packets and freight ships trading between the
/ North ami England The subject war brought
10 the attention of pariia,ne ut, and the inquiry
/ was au&ionsly pressed whether measures
couid Mt be adopted by the United Ssatc-
+ Government. and Couts, iii conjunction viii.
! those of Great Britain, 10 put a stop 10 the
crying evil. American vessels on more dis
tant and less reqaen;cd highways Of the sea.
were probably iisgtuced by scenes even more
shocking than those which have rendered tie
Northern and Liverpool lines little better than
! floating bells" The South American, CAD
fornia, ami China trade, cau each a tale of
Blood and misery uuioli /, y, hieh will never be
/ inlly known till the last day. Il IS he con
sistnt practice Of nhinmas;ers TO entice nen 10
/ sign taeir ship papers while perfectly drunk,
! ana then, once ont Of sight Of land obey
besi them to theit ag5y, knock them down
with marliug spikes upon the slightest PROVO
cation, whip them ill the decks ere red wish
blood, and the poor wretc!es often jaup
overheard 10 lad il death their only relief from
! inhuhianiy. No wonder that they make hard
masters OF the African, and That they commit
erneities ANA eXcesses iii this wicked Invasion
/. unknown in civilized warfare.
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OH SAs JACISro AND THE \ YoHk HEEAfB.
tx Governor Houston, OF TcAas, pu ulish ss
IN the Galveston Ci9fi.aa a some What lengthy
COMMUNICATION, designed rs a rcIatation OF a
sGrie2 0t lies in che n Herald u the lgLh
charging hin with sui entertaining Union
sentiments, and quietly awaiting Tor good
chance 20 publicly ayow them by 4 change
Is glaarsily tsKia. place. DIV. Toa a:ls !,
says; III there IL any uaion sentiment Ia
Texas, am not appraised OF 1t. When the
millions Of Persia In vaded Greece, the Spar.
tans We're not more united III defence Of their
country and liberties than is Texas unitad in
support OF the Southern Contederacy. All
the fatlacies Of newspapers with ail af,s
which can oso.vissd viii never be able 10
controyert one of these statements
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Drsose,rxo staxA1-rhe memn,,is N

peat, ofSaturday last has the following:
LAST evening some excitement was caused
by taie battery ut the mouth Of Wolf river.
throwing cannon " Ii within forty feet OF
the bow Of the st.t;Esss- JEFF. Davis II an
pearen thar the .seh' Davis nos observing
soine signals made st oass OF the forts above.
mad ruH down to the eiBy' without rounding
10, = telegraphio dispatch seceiged here ~.
cured FOR the JET, strong reminder og TIE
necessity OF obeying signals, whether Made SO
sasy can be sesn or nor, The captain disccy.
sreo another reminder IA his room In the sex
Us in the shape Of r perforated wea Their board
ing, split mahogany table. and smashed
water jng, the frolics OF an innocent Minnie
ball. Captain Cabeli Is good fellow, and
has been bold in bis advances toward Cairo,
and In ''spoiiiDg the pills ines' in that
neikhborhood, and he Will never disobey IN
order from the proper quart tiers,
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- TO TUE PEOPLE OFIHE7ru CON-
= q Il Il 5 = pNAI. DISTRICT, con-
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP
Il l. l. il AMHERST, NELSON, Able
MARLE, FLuNANhA, AND BUUKlNG-
II AM.-FELLow-C Orr izEss: / ana 1. candidate to
loprestat you in the Isagress Of the Confederate
State. ne brieiiess Of IRE time aGty en- now and
the election and the difficulties and ,naxslies OF
far t5aas, alike forbid eaayas. suiiie. il to say
that II etotsd my whole energies shal bs devoted
TO tAe adYsaesiaent of year interests
\ cur tcitowcitiz n
SHELTON +. LEAKE.
SAAaflotfeSVAser Oc'. It'll, 1Sbf. oc 9--tt76A.
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\ sn TO TIE VOTERS OF THE 18th
POSED or THE COUNTIES OF hOTE.
IouAr, RoANukE, CRANE, NJ y N T.
IuMERf, FLOYD, PCLASkI. GILES
&c ER, r a LIE q Ii, FAYETTE.
dhEENBRIER, AND M . N X o + ~ an.
nouaer my self eantia.e represent you IN the
next Congress- I the Confederate State. II
slxcsd s'Y Time and ercrgg VIZ be devoted "a the
i'taEe Is 4 my AS rsct, md % lis welfare, honor
aad prosperity of the stale snd Cuuied,racy.
&C s-i. JOHN =. ANDERSON.
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in this city, has been ordered to report for
dut y, and will leave for Richmond to- morrow
morning.
The number of letters sent through the
Post Ollce al taisclty for the quarter ending
Oct. !, was 81 .i75. Fhe receipts for letters
alone paid here Tor same length OF time,
amour teti 10 81 ,23-222 o.. q. *.
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DIED..

Ga Monday, the itn inst, AT the residence Of hry
father, Mr.. X m. Sledd, in Henrico county. Mrs
AMANDA NJ, wife of I. c. Wooddy, in the Sis,
year Of her age.
Her fu1err! VIII take place NJ Centenary Church,
this evening at 81 o'coc'l. The f,iehds Of tn,
family ID If Mr.. Wm. Slsed, are requested T.
md.
In Norfolk city, OH the 9TH il G., Ms MARY
WRIGHT Ishct Of the las cir. JOHN WRIGHT
irruier!y resident of this city. Her remains vii
be brought here for interment
To friends ana Hcquaintanees Of The family are
Invited - attend Der funeral from TIE Second Pre-
bytrrian Or. Iioge % Church, on Thursday irerE-
ing, 10th INST, at - o'clock.
n TIE 9Th inst. ut williamsburg, Va, W. Ii
MITCHELL. of Richmond, aged - years.
4 $50 On the ~ inst, RDSALIE MITCHELL.
Cangher Of ~. H. aad Louisa Mitchell. aged .
years months and Ii day
The friends Of the family aGe invited - at 'nG
their funeral, from ct Jagness Church at 10 o'clock,
tbs morning.
On Tuesday. the 9Th instlnt ut tha ra.iAeuce Of
bi, fstt@r. on Brogd street, HARVEY S N g.
II s J and G Il. Arrali. aged gears months
aud A days.
lis funeral WI take place from his fathers iesi
dence to-day AT o'clock The friends and
Iuaiutaaces OF III amiiy are requested TO attend
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md ;,dare,Ia,t
-. -~''-------------
OLD 90 ;, '1i1a ''S''''-,- - me az
'Hoi u " 'i''i. dc '.'Il " '''''' .''''~S
ago, ana III "A'th an 1Atl'itiAt "' ''e i~oon,
or some other sphere oeio"2Ih@ 10 the solar
system, Is represented as 'iel'lAS Tie ear i
for the purpose OF taking notes nhoG the l4tl'-
ners aud castoIaa Of Us tsrre>t7i-, lie GOES
into a variety Of places, and among others,
makes cell TT a number Of doctors shops
His eyes are endowed with . supernatural
yigor, which enables him to see d'ttiDg before
the door Of each NJ ID. the accusing spirits Of
all the patients he hal rrem3tu,cIy Uisua. yLed
to kingdom come. The leyee Of some was
enormously large. ".tA,' says the visitor
from another world, '.were ! an iuhaht,art Of
the globe ] should never employ any oac Of
these Z, attend me when sick A. l:.4t he
comes 70 door n which :, si..aa ,.h,., L,.,..
grard ike sentinel before the ,~cnj-,a at. ..
leaders tent. .s'Thia." saia be, should be rh,
man far nv money" Upon inquiry. he learns
that the number Of Ghosts te.al, each Door
Indicates the extent 81 tie iu.la.g 'a.nr.tcti.e
The larger The nuGlbcr the .raGter ~ mae
ticc. He ascertain that, fh-.aHa.r. Up
Iearances, the man G. the single a'so,l IS Tot
behind TIE resi- II his brethren, for us had
never had bat one ~ tent. and IN lie had dis
patched ao'orinp 70 the mot approve! rule.
~" S'"'t l'''S i'n'>o N"2".e5'' '''" Az
~, q d '''-''7'','
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-
,,,,,,,
e. ,L,+ ,,I,;lI -
ola Srntt na,,e. Commended l., og,;.r ,,,,.;l
his camnajpn ooairsr O.,enla and his ,,.,o ~
three hundred half naked .ay..,e, rfb.. To-,
ma nosts tL.ra l.. },.4.,,.,.t l,..l ,r,.l,.I
vajne. nore.--r.o,,l.,,inr r. ;.a ,,,s ~,
sf.a,.,d l.. utah. f.;,.3 .r1,t...-,,i-..
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"+''' '0 ven '",'e' '''"ei''' y 1"' "''d
''"''" tue -"eN'e''i'S IL I"'F@Fo't' p'"'ieS' ne
had earned ia" war i1to the very heart Of
their country, and had killed OF captured All
their Fighting men. 'Ehe rest were Il mere mob
the very scum of the Mexican rahble--the
o6scouring of the face OF the earth. Santa
Anna with u gallant army, attacked General
Taylor at Buena Vista on the A*d OF Fehfu-
airy lie was deieaied, mud Eetired wilkins
army utterly di&'FgaA'@eG' lie made "a pro
nis'"oS m'tFch 81 thousand mics ana WIN
loioo feoIeed III nuih'efS anu 0eh''f%nzed
- ',,~i''' .''e,' 'N' scout az NI''o ho''''' Oh
i9.n .,P'''' n3' ~" ''o'4''S ,'''9'' -
ra;.,,ad orar ao,., ,.;.a, ,, -
,.,t for,h Ia ca,o,rI -. .,'.
lar. ,yhieh ha l1J ,nas. o,'.,,,,' =, -,
from him lie had all ,La ,,.., b. ~,
army. He had an ABUNDANCE Of .rt;llarv ,a,,A
the most ifoproyed arms Of every de.erip,io,
lie beat the poor. miserable. denoral.zss hiatt.
armed force If santa AM If onn,.. A0a.
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On the LIST October. at Rroad 81. NJ f. Church,
by the Rev. Or. Duncan, SA-d'I4 u. BREWER,
of Montgomery, Ala and MINNIE McFAR
LAND, of Richmond Va.
fyS Examiner, Enquirer, and Whlg requested to
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ARMY OF TMsl POTOMAC.
tOUR OWN CORRE SPON4ENTl

'tt N't'tee has 1eeh hfpe' - fpe l'7ss'se
Of troops aHi' Of heavy transport WAGONS
Iha t~..17f, IF aY7,,p Cd men. the march of f,at
'i4'V'z' t'te foIi O |i5 q oit' az - " VI
cavalry s95fcs, the LeighinG ana pfahciEg OF
horses, ar4 other sounds tee numerous to
,,y.,ts,., ,.., ,.-. i,,,ar,rt.rv ,;ts,.tfop
no ~
rom thVsc bHifIlualty 4Ae'.leu ~ 'he s"oe
pes c! var "rcaad. iHinorS us timex as
.-sV.a in 'sEslia1lhracQ have been passed
Fan, r.,, .;,, ...,;.y ,,-aat ax,{ts.nent Al.
. - =. -, ,,,.,. 90 ,t,s.,,,o.
Itt''-H Is in.J'tlt+ ga 'l'SIi " ~ " - -
;fhtc"S 'tt tAd tTfi ne iilF "f'tei ''i1' F'iil'
rs-Is.tt.t move VS. o., lie l.ips caused unu-
sd .,.,..,.4..,., .,,9no the volunteers. who
80 r., 49, a., -, .t.',,r If ANN. and IRE.
~, 49, ~ ~ T., ne. i.r,-et AZ.
,f i,t.Iti,-it,- 49, i.fi.ffss il astonishing
,r,ti "a y-sfa,f- .os*-, !,..,ijrht about
-, no s:,,,,.1 ,-fs- =, a., an njck.t duty or
Il a., ~, -,.. rg,l a-r = ,4g~ga Win three DAYS
,.r.,1.as ,a-.,7.;..,,.s sIru who have no!,ed
,.rl.fne ra.,.n half .i1k half veIi-Iookiug
80, Ie IL, -. .C,t,,- nj ,2ulE,ute at-lf-
n.,,. or NIL. ,i,nr, :" t,.soile transformed
III, 80 e.,...r ,s-.rrI0.s All thu ynZ-
Amos I,,r t--a.s n. tI,r n9st are FORGOTTEN
III tba l,ft.a. at.--.e NJ II cir dauy troubles
ar. r..,,,.-t.d 9f ae {,npr IKE 4 .st,ide-fraSt
mt, f,,-,..1i5- -, 10 an hour of r,ory-
he ,.agl-.' ,i,tii Ike 49, trn.t[t wear, ayy.v
no, -, an, si...- ljst roai:,
no t.-jti,.t4uls;i5r the l,.oaify of = diuvuaI
...., 49,. ....,+,. .,.i:, b~d ymr. * - .rirht
.,, T.. ~ ;{oh.,-,,.,1} lg-,li-S and talks
.,.,a f,.. .,.- o,,, rt.r js notart II l,,yy,,, ar
,,,-ii.iq.,l ~ ,,- M the ,.'I>- W ~ ~ an
No.. y,.,,l,,ta-r. i 10 !locp them b4silv cru
T,loytG t..,l}t'th hon If Tss.ihle. ifnot.Euili
80
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HsEseb .'E.ASsa E'kesN&.


DY THE GOVERNOR OF VlHtr,T.
. D PROOF AVIATION VIII cas- % wan, 4
occurred ia 'he Senate OF Virginia by ts. ,,
tios of W3iS. c. WtCKHAH. thr SENIOR t.-@. /,
district composed OF the eoant,es o. uerrtro ....
hanover; Therefore the She rfis of sfui com.
are hereby required - hul3 an eies zion r., tts -
raj places Of voting pres,r!bcd by iaN. in fag,
aid counties. CT IHJ R>Dal. She -irh d.yl'
October the present month, &C. supply tls ysg,,..
Aforesaid.
,Giyen unce- my hand - t;ovsr..a- ..,
l.. S. u1dcr IN. seal .: ;lr Goa. ...,n,,..,t
~ this day ef o tob. :. ri ant g 5
ye:,r o. the Common wealth the -ozl
JU&S LEICEtE
By the & vernon:
GEOi 60 ". NCHF0FD,
o. @-s~'dA Secretary ti:e or.cuvesu.
AgY t3UNt!,NDk OF yIIJi<4-
, j PHOCLAMATION.- - Lsgr.s.. $ ~.
,,tscF has occurred in the House Of i.e.,es,a. .,
Nirs3aia, by tie death Ct JOAN \. Et.JiHas. ~.
goc..1c~ elect tor The district C9mposf 81 -, c-.
t.cs OF haoauiih ana Tucker, tSe.e.uf, tile sa.r6.
~ said c uut,s are hereby required T. tod sa ..r.
t,yu al tie several riacs ~ volily pr,s ri Ted E;
NV in C4ci. Of said counties. On ji.I -FSDAN a..
zisf hay %. October 20 eugply H., vsr,ley 4oi.
-z-#.
- Given under NY hand 81 Governor. AMI
Is under THE seal 81 the tniuulo. wealth 4,
- Richmond. tbs .-fh Gay Of De -h.r
To. "HI in TIE year Of. tho tor.lson,s, al fas
Ssh. JOHN hElCHAa
iiy the Governor:
GEJ. w. MrNE3Rp
% a--sv%- Seo'v ~ jht Comiaonvra..b
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Pa5nf,,i Circumstance We are informed
that Nn H. Mitchell, VINO Was conveyed Ia
the Insane ASYLUM 1T Williamsburg, few DAYS
ago, bg OGieeg Morris, died soon after his ar
rival there, Tie remains were expected up
by steamer last evening
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SERVANTS s'spgs EEEssy;.

S7OB uIRE-EN GINEERS- Two Negro
g MEN. accustomed to th- management Of a;;.
tseaary engines. They are steady and reliable
IA-u. aud will be hired low for the h9anca of the
year. Apply 70 THpS. EAGBT
Agent for Hiring uut NJ grngs and
Renting out House., 10. Wal -,
% 4-'}t | uder 81. Charles Hotel
OR HLItE-FIFTY N EGi RoES Fer
4 hire n low rate. separately in lots, U:.til
tst'a. Lary .Nt, FL ~ NEGED.s%. consisting ct
men and boys suitable tor hosytn! purposes, 'a
hrrars ~. Apply to-day, - my nf 2, on Al
&c "--3t t. .. AAUIIG.
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EesF, sERAEEEs, &c.

cST--on Friday Saturday 1T. the 4ts
! Texas PeeimCn; Camf, Il large blHss mounted
Coits Aruy PISTOL The pistol was taken out
Of The Scabbavd, from Oue 4 the tra's VIII Gi>e
q liberal reward for the return O: the pistol, any
information that may Head 10 its recovery. On the
hutt OF the pistol the letters Nv. IT,"
b e. EDWARDS, Texas Gimp.
Or ST. Charles Hospital, 70 ia No p.
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.,#te -. "HH.t an5 clyj. i2w. va Gu-T -.
g. iaf4aIaGf4. .~to ~ .,onsta .t-g.. .al-i.js-
..an. tae as.I Of 'ge 10 dos, u.3 cry cut
.t..e--4..- ia pan. WIS ha.i ~ 5o- eu. le.-
lH- a- E....I"-a.ej vehicle on tie -Gveti-.
.o,a Cooley. :, Zee Ican of ea.r~. ..,'i.red
..s .........fa.. i, s.i...r......- .uta, ...,5
...e E... I..s.s.E
---------------. ------
t-f "-| 30 t''%.---i nee 81 r" itozA
.". '.''h '""i5. ching T. i.et-- 'FaAiil'n
-'t. be vas tyh'3.i''ed - i''l am FHat7to
- pa s'>trl7 yesterday. g.: i'efn't'. f.'e.s
! 't"r. -. d fiI@ i' l.Ai7'Ht 81 MS -f'. 'rAl.
.. , "Jl1 H., '. e@..,o, o. I ~, '5' ....,
;r.-l- dan. l...l4.,s g.5.i..y. IN, rrs.--,y
Mrs. Na..a Thrift. 81 Orange t...t- ;o4<..
WAS -:os.9,,.,s 10 t4s sssr.;.g l.-- io, break
ls. il.a Hev5un \fsId-sls ho,-.. and commit
.au g., 10, 81. a. rtH;u-:r. iica4>'s rrcF WIS
.ra.,a >yi.a sn .a9s cp.r tl.1 "a pa lock.
vascl .ga to she inference t,aat br Er.t- . youth
a. cry bad pronea~iti 4.--j;na.rg L.aa.A,u.-
,>-, IT,. ,nin'~ I.,.i .., ,..... ,...@
III. sr.,Eil..r ;. c..s-r in he. ,5r...-.
------.----------
<t;m,J5iug-Hs pjaniD below aDs..ro5
before the b,.g ii .u,,li..na iu.,ic. vesirr,!as.
10 ...a&era charge 81 i.,a.a,,eilg uaog the
i'-5't>1s 80 A"''f * - ''i.-'''S- "a -. ''5au
g. -, =
- 80 "a u --'''' g ',',-- '.' '' 49, ara
'... ''~ Ter .,'' ,''.' '..'', I"
go '''' t'.''.,''> nI,, "'" .'!'>-" &"
~ '' - - IL, VOC" i':'
80 ,'l.s 4 , !. -. ,:.' '.' svt 'o'"tl t'l0!
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5sOfINtlt WVI-I' IAtE and EUID
BRAID

For sale. ioe s-5'l w.B. JONES co.
VINO WANTS A LOAN or &54u0a IL
w sGoNO9 SECURED BY TRt - DEED
ON REAL ESTATE We are authorized to
ne&atiate loan Of $4,000 to SEQ eco, Gn a.
not less t,.a SlO.Uo) for one 10 Year, scared
by rust does numbered rea estate. ,caun.
Try pr lerTedl al per eeAt per aLIpu, interest
payable baf yearly. No oue need apply who viii
NOT give the most satisfactory security. Apply 10
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WI. Y. SHEPARD.
Proprietor Richmond Tobacco AAclan2e.
|, lei uGEd. LIST DGT., 1851. OC Sit

o., PuCAUONrAS TRIBE NJ. 4, l. .. 4
IS I'd HIEFs AND BROTHERS Me At your
Wi wan this, the Ninth sleep, AZ tne Seventh
Ran Setting sun, (FO-<IGHTD a. : y dock.
II is hoped that ey.ry one Will cone pre- pared to
transact business OF toe most Importance.
Bv or ec OF the S2Chcm.
ROBERT !l'I Ti,,REsV. { Liei of Records
Richmond Ei-I,a Sleep, Corn Moon, G. sun 5522
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4 NJ INFORMATION at Mai y. ~ ElT'E.
q O. ne III t,coi Rl. Regiment. VIII he tbent
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4 ITE&TION, SOLDftR>.--}.54i..a .- e-.
"A BucS t4uu.iets HEAVY huea grd " g'F-
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fire h2caDo.e res.--Ihe locomotive q" Geuc
raj Johnston which formerly belonged to the
Alexandra and Loudoun Railroad, Is now run-
ming on the road between Richmond and
ffe&erIcEsoUrr This I. General Beaurc1ass;'
Is doing 9ood service ga the Central road
They are saper0 engines
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uorem~d Of Troop<.--lhc Montgomery
Guards, Captain Cleveland, Of Augusta, e;ooi--
ia, will take their departure this morning 10
joan Colonel S!nth's Twentieth Georgia Re
gimenf. Fey have been tneampei ioar
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