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SS ~ Es
7 (. aeetias OF the Board OF Public ho!Es, llti DC
q ceaoe,. 1901, ordsfca that Tia s:oosloijsrs Of &c
Aisxsoa5la, LoudorL lrd Hanp.hi!e Pa:l:oa': Iolea@y
be called 10 attend h general meeting Of said C2ur.I?, u
TayIur's H9!-i, Ia W!.cirs!er, gu ~EDNt rtAI, 81. i"ih
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81 GeDniH 1 1;,|E=..v,.. ;ur..


y,trsnLu ur,5 ,...~:.r 80. ,.
a. $1,000 :rI1:.. J E.E";
wv FnR S.ir 49,. : "E:'" ND ~ fG!.'
,:TiI l.. .ntd :. -.
w .Jy,r,;..i -, TIrs, -" H.r%Fii". u" -" n''"'
r,,s".i. a -. - r:..,. y. 40 AZ" '''aAF!, 'Hg-,
-. '' '~''""'a ''IH7el1 :r-irs-
'"iS' 10Y ,..,,.r-. -.
49,, - 't 'i '; : ~. adj 9! al =
~ =. 80 " :. :. tG.sii #" ;:-hl:-t
a.,n. 49, -, = :" - 'a" ,'!s ':"i. :. -
=, y "-s"'- 'Hs2so tr'!s;i'r". itF =
80 ~ :. w.
.., ."I u - .'' .'r =2~''' go o. : '"t"'~
nnesi az =" s.t .:"c :: s'.. s'i'"'' !i;1a.s -fH'
nm, - s"s:a Il {. ,' 800. o. . ..s-:s.'. III: 20
u, rh--,r,- - S''eP"-y VI S"fI
80 ~, ". ,,,r =. =. :,
VII IS. ni 80 .,r,., ..--..i -, - - v, -
ia ~ l. -. = : . >9fii'
~, -, ,,,,,s,. ,t.Ii,
& .rr.r. and H. t.e: ,n :, 49,. =. = NO."
t.. go '' - 80
49,. .,.-n ..s.
- ~ ''"'!''s : :.G!"S
80 's- N'"'' f'|"'T t"'E ~ :s''- 81: =
:" ,- I,.., -,
sor,i, ,.,, ~ ~ !, va :, ~ .2GF:";' -" e. "a IL"
: ~ g.. .. $500 :. :: y = t!EJ
lyi ~. ,e IN III, : - 1r.. 49,. ,' ~ u. sS'rr, u
p Mr.: '' III "'" ~
9 To-. VI. r. ,-...,.u .v-
- - 1- '"f 81 .st -
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WASEkD-lo,0M BOTTLES Immediately. A good
'! y:S. VII .. pad. sAMPSoN JONES,
jsa7. agent.
WSSTED--.A ..--i Taa: 70 employ q
" Sta hats = good, practical Tanns- and Ftnilher.-
!:e c~; o. :cf-ssac.s as 20 character and qualifications
I'll Lt .eS:i:et. ADDRESS, WM. G. CoWAE,
@c Sad "a Shelby vile, Tcnn.
nAStED.-a Classical aad Mathematical Teacher
" :or :h= u: seq, year (lsG2). Apply TO z. II. Allen;
"a: e:;as1i3 Pos. O5ce. Lrnenburg, CorntT, Virginia,
sa:.s i~:,n., e. jan s-c2T.
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WAITS,
NEGROES WANTED.

-NEIftOES W TN SDs -
WaHT:o HE NEGRO (Fres Or S!svs) LAEoRERS,
" N-shaa!c, ara Teausters, for serTtcs on the Pea.n-
;::., q .as fs!ieSirg ;sruS and conditions:
Hired ~ the uoa;h, Ono! less than .iI non'hs.) Fifteen
l~l3'.;e a"a:h Tl! be paid for lsoo:srs With ra:lona,
- :1:f'c !s quarters and Medical attendance free.
.":;.dhy lie year, one hundred dollars per a0nun,
- :ss:;srly wiz I%G;1ocs, comfortable Quarters and med
q, a:s.tanesr ree. AID he usral allowances Of clothing.
:! ~;i:c:.:a:c: aod feAmsters, twenty dollars per month
=. &c ",;-, With ral!en,, comfortable 1saztass and asa-
=. s:ieadA6ce, tsee.
T'sS.T-,unsn; will ss Tespons'ble for :he,e negroes, IF
:p's'-a ~, or allowed 70 eScsPe to tbs enemy or killed
= s:a31.
Il SER stspec's, the contract Of Ill Will be subject to,
=: cc;sfs nao!s 20, the Laws o. Virginia.
80 :a:i5sT particulars, apply at The Office of dee:e. De.
80" :rats : stsee;, near Wall street. from 10 O'Clock,
l. = = 7. u, artli tA9 Nth inst.
3. BLOOMFIELD,
Qrars-rtaaster General OF The Peninsula.
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L0.Ir irg'1'....

fs>D :hr jal Of ~.-aiu=t,a ccCa'y, "a he ~ 81 hot
y he t3Ci, 4 n-4.c boy, ~hU c&!i: h.'''a.; htflt4, "iia
STAIN t,cG he y t!0asr to De. ~i.!ar! .."T-G, - i!.t' u'.
rsn ICY Is 5 lee: ; e; > tn:he- :!E, cnrrr! "oiH-a'. ""'
weigh. ar0uE l,U pounds.
The Ow1-r Is :aqCeJiri H. -Hi;: .s-a!" i.o.- = -g-fy ),
pay cAsrysG uad :Sk, Lila s-"ay, "r - ~" be- ~ g -i!s' ~
the law d,r-utS. 3. ". Us .-E,n-
AlIncIuu. Ny. m,-rHGv sLli0E.
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=. ;~'cl:.,tTg $50. A.a",.nay4.

!ar. ~:E..a:uGE-We -! s.; fs:":y6-s Il: !. S3
~. ItS"&H &c r-v. =. - o'c;oc..
.I!.LIHE i GO. 49,.
Odd ju.ic.s' So.
~. Il. acss. -: .,su. I"oir, TssAers s.i L:r1,s. -
S.,~..rrs,.! ..a -.
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tAE:tT3Els, :3:E:0E NEGnHEs,
~ r XIII cs-r :os safe, on WEDNESDAY. TIE ia 4 n
4: IT sect r:Gntb, al the ls:c reside nee o. Clare
iic-;o:Vn. a:ces'-s, s.Ee II or - NEGROES, ,~u>l,..
x I. -i, eG::, t:sIrH aad CT. aren.
OH p. DI"klS:0E. i-r
IhaS. & DICKINSON.
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uuDDlE & aPPEREoh.

si>D,'E1 OF D.tY GOODS AT ACCTlON,
EIA:I:G dstcrEs!opd 20 Sl0se our hr.iness '-r the p:--
Il .eul, We sail oceT Tor s4r, a. our Warehouse, o.
T.ESDAT, the i+th January CeIt, our mike si"ck q
srirrr aSU FANCY GOODS, witicH, reserve, for Caeh
O.: nh!lNEhi, aah cH0;:aue tie '-r uni'i ts shrl:!-
-c't. rue stocS coupriGo. many very dd,irstie sra9Ls
GOODS. in eIc,.tnL urcsT, acd vii be i"--i WORTHY 4o
ATTENTION If is:S> buyer.
Uurirs the sale We shd! obrr-
- rhi-s 81, - sad ~ Brown Ovttoue.
go pieces English Et4ched ShIrinysr
20 bal: sr?-ticr T. nwn Dytl;1s.
uJ, pieces NLi:r Usot5. CnEoncs, JscoLs-, SEia
H:.uns, r. :!linD:', t1.
lD pieces LtcG rlncy Ore. slkI.
.p Iar s.on and Precch GlnshsInh-
ao Ryu.d JackcEstI.
~ Sancy P-!at-, :p..ny styIes.
~ " Eiack gad Coiored alpa:a4.
~ Easash AMI Frsueh Me.ilDrs.
Gu dc=ec Hnrr Gs=S!!c Handkerchief, C,'cE'd I.n-
uric,, Linen. Da:ansE,. Napkins. Cr!Io!'ns:. G!c,e. .nh
u.s,rrr, uusrs!;s, ~V~"ttoas, Hpeo! c"t,os-. sn,aSi-'.
Cloth anu "s.vrt Cloak., chaII:e-. h.I.;e., phn;ei L.rL.,
J.cpn.l, De Lake aud Six Robes, Ewhro.cet.-r. q !s'ks
sbo Ia n.l.nc- Q; our s;o.k Of Eoe Clothing, v~~s!s9:,y
:.r.h aod faebiouuhi=. .'npri.!ns-
?:a B.el Dress and Easin.., Coats.
lEt3 Eu,>iuIrf., fslen'ia aud SllA fesA, Black Dc'shfa
-ai sueg us:amer= Pants, Ri.cx Alp.ca AID Italia Cloth
G1ara-
$40 Brown aod ianeJ LINN Coat.
CO do:ra ~l.chory, G!nsham shd co;;oo sATs. Vito 3
lar-- stock q. aarsr:or sumner CioltiEs
Also, = ia.g- a1sortHaD, Of DESIRABLE GOODS. coz
signed - iioGa ;le SouG, tdeh - C.loiei ahd PEii,ri Ds
L..,r-s, V.Gutas. Bro b. shnS!s, ed Giqyc.. h:lsoE;,
D.I pr,ins,, TsIm.s, B.lndral SsiIr, Ae:i fir., Lace aE4
ai... - 2.:sas-s si-yaa, SILK AID |os.:ed sreca.sue.
ED f. .ated rlrta.s Goods.
4.o!eac.a plal- y...s, siIvc. mounted shoz Cases
| L.: Ic and SGoeI'C. Iron safe, Mirrors, Stools, D--Es,
e., -GG : 40 all bat tr.irgrls stock Of DRI GCoDS, 1c=
. huysr ccciir!ns business, With which the ser Ill eur
,.a.., comprising some very rtSh and choice god
Ii.c, ~ cases M-n,'. wow-u.', Boys ar5 A:i.ses' Boots
..c shcos. coa.iiLgg 81 toe Urrs: Boots. Br6S.ns, h-AvS
s.,,, ard B,UsueS, Ea!nural Gad GouEre,. uaitets. fouih-'
Ip AID 6 oa; b.CEan., ~cEsn's cid ard Gonsr.:z Gs!i=rt.
n. Sc, 10 b.. sold in The ORIGINAL PACEAGES.
:~ogiT.2ShL-WNi be aided 70 ocr sale 4 i;:sa sn:
Ls ir-bl- f.: q: fRESlf GOODS. imported by The Sr' tculz-
cc.. .,ir. o. Ginsnsr- pr--s 6 ,pi,, rl@cx Al7acsIk. LIE.
e.: CguAric Nand.eIcliei,, u Ssh lsL.o t!YtLI Csntats.
-.
Also expected! u tire 40 piece, daIE English phn,ses
- y,r ~ ia. KENT, PlIyE + co.
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k.ksSEr sAEE Oe S4SS hSD kEitisG1-
laIE TSTATE

~ 81. 4ICH i.H. .u2toure: srd uozB.uiin" sir
b., r',-Hr, '9r &c ..!e OF SEGRo3S, NJ. s.r- s.:!c: ~
I ..'.yt. 10 80. l.IriC S:d private shics. tr..ii.
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EDCCiTIGEtI.

EDUCiTIGE3L.
4 SOUTHERN LADY, visa has lad .!-:Ta! S"sr. enpc.
= p.r;rnce Il trscaiu:;, dc tir-, q ~.:Cri.oH 10 Ps"hLE
SEuiS,RY che "a l. .nortsli; o L &c INSTRUCTION. ~ s'h.
than..'!ss and al lie a!shs. bT ncnt= oin!. a"gitI it""--
ton. The ~ IeI:rv.c.. .:,-n saG :-S&!..G
Address fUG,,ti l BRO,
Jaa ln-s.rSnE- .i.=,.i= Gsa..
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::C-Ra KIN rftH7f1H SOEEtE.
gETE t.ge &C.. DAY associated with c. A:. PkTsE 5IiI-
w Mas Z, : pa..Isr IN oT b1.:ue,s. The style c tie
tTm tr6a ,hIGzy will oc BkEEs, P0iNHEYTEa { co.
III persona indebted to the OH trn I'll pScsse csiL -ui
settle - cir acco1sts A. carly a. possible.
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HuyG ~ ErTIGY,-Our ~ciiizsns nil rein, mber
tue patriotic Response ;uslc - tho 'll4ns "M:lisii'
Of GU, ci.. { few days .g1. LITER the parade 0! TIE
two regiments, however, the Governor, decided tin.
their SERVICES wni;;d io. o. required, III thu present
gallant voung men did not Ike the "joku" Of hrrDs
compelled to muster, and sough, re"enge, last sun
day morning, BY harging IL etiigY, the captain of
one OF the % u vsr;es, in front ii his rgsitscG!.
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Wells SOUTHERN IALMtHIoY:; 2tili continue
their entertainments at Mct!oPoiiiea Hull. Se=cisl
more ssl!stss have lately oceh added TO the company,
u liking it very tall E"i efficient. The bur!e~lac
oirru. ~ss s.vcn last night mid Ioars OF laughter
Il 200 wish 70 pa. / pleaaan: hoar, M=trorc!i:a'
Hall is tie piale-
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE IN new OnLEa

PUBLIC S%LE IN NEW ORLEANS
EREHCH B9.iEDiES, FLYES. &C., &c.
E Sernhrd Iurpin, AucIiu,crr.
ILESDAf, JA.uARY 18TH, 1862. .; L. o'clock,
" !. 81, wiiib- sold 1T suction. al tee store cf IT," 'a
porte. fE. = 4 a.s.n. No. ~. ia. AID ~, Oil Leser.
10 account c. %qId :ti0n. III. f. icri
800 !"lc.ages French Coguac and Eot hoiIe r.ni.u., n scod.
-, II"l.r .rpcs MaGeir= Wine, .tItausset.'
IL, Po-s Nine, .RGr1"
.U hHs trts CIaiG"asT-. SuatTy h.ahdS.
]m nuvr, Mi. { "irr. ''Scnt- rn-u,"
81 " ki.rEIsa Inc.
10 " ii-snG. Cherries.
i"I ca.e. piuGr, -p'sute," - ara.
~ - e.Itpous,
H.. &C.
S"i-.c-.-- vii! fell p-rasa!s., 49,! us r-udy tt::r Dag,
previous 10 -n;r.
E=.:-s. d; zIi- .Sa.. ,-+,5t
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HI =. Y. ..cecs as, .ueti""--r.

-" T.E..r i,GErS.-i Ill sell, tuis Inor9!::. q. !
Acf a'a.3rf. t-e-iy-Lfr IA~y i:EGk"sS.
z. !. aToKEs, Acc:cb.l,,
f:sGvGE -, III in"i pglGg VA. >.
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Fl .sr REGIMENT, WisE<LrGi"S This i0o
E.ri:neut, uadeI colnoland Of ca. John Ii. Rich.
a.I.ou, will !,ase thie city, - tic Petersburg load,
st n!.s o'clock this morning, ,or Norfolk. where
tb.v wi.l re stationed for I fe" d=::, aud then pro
ae.ii 70 North CgrG!;.u. fine Second RvI:1nsn; xiv
also take ~ :ks Iinc OF MaTcL :o'ile =aa'e Place IL :
few dnys.
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TX E.atCoR nAyaN, AUCTIoNEEH.

%ECstJA.s.-fHlS DAY, 81 10 O'clock, I'll! sol
II "a LIKELY ElG N~un>-EsE. hoYS, ~om>a E.J
:.Ii.. uECtUg DAVIS,
au.iioGeer.
90 S.I:", .:ms!t't-=n Il 80. &
"a S:t.t9aHa.--"- ~. 49, az a1:S.'., ,
,ss-5 - c'G'cSt, .tri, iitciJ $:ay-,-
DAVIS. 1k.PR<I . -
"a. s..:..' LII, c1ra.r 49,: ~. T.. , -,
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Llr1r. Coz. tASSDgorSE we are glad 70
learn thst the "aurd received by mis- "i7'er' Ut the
1ecci; battle Of ALE .hany, though mncn more se-
v.r. than ct first supposed, is Gradually healins, and
re- will. before 1nnny weeks, return 70 his cculmans.
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LAEU FOR SALE.

LAHu rolt sAAE' 49,
MOST valuable ald hl,hiJ lr0IuC;i'e FAEh sohtiI
N three miles u sst O. R.chtn6Gd, cap;u.Lln. tL'r: tua-
bred acres, y. : ell =a,-rsJ, ani L=s Ell Einr!s tcfpiy ii!
wood aSi tirl;'-r.
lie inarogcm. nte consist; Of 7 Fr-rei Dwelling, Tth
s- rcutas. Tie usus; f.!la lsjLs.s. Glacl.tl:I j." :.ct. H.l:s
r. led several excellent framed :crT4cs hGGls-- ..e
icod IN froa; o. th- IL -il'a2 Df-:ents d :aEc:7.-e S1aS:
ko.s...I r. . hsoo., shi"h EpV. e,ccS i, b.Ic .-c s.ra
r.to. il .:ca . ecs:sEouE farm. Th- EeT-irins = ,or-;
srr(.r. l.. ,rciy beautiful, and, .: c~c.Dolci.s suitable 20
p.ov-rie1:s - -alsa an! ~-hrubt.r? "itE as Eai9=ei -
T.r;s:es. Il cav,h L. f.pdrr.d cGr vi -: rcc st ATTRACTIVE
nores:e.jj sdi-csn; 20 th- ciI;.
"a p.oss=:r: 70 ;ow1 faT7rs 1t VII. Il! the sd?=rta:r-
Of ths osrl-:; ct The SANE t!u., il Is cute --nc.: snerSh
foz co1n.ry recreation.
10 g geE.l.nsn having u family, 81 ferEi1- one II 'nr
learned professions. ths pE-sen,s r..: iaaG-r=-a1 a.s
auis, .er-s: from he city. apply to
& =. COOKE
OEe= 81. Z, L-=- ~t:.c:=s,
Dec la-ccs=et Franklin stree
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~ a.: .fs;.E y'E, A'Eii G., :iEtGia L.:
I 20 THE :HZslFP Or psSDLEGUa COUNTY,
G&EEt!%G:
.r,ra :h- .o.cty Of F.nli.tor IN The E0Gsc Of D.csaitv,
.oc.sIoar1 py Ne resignation Of Jh"Es sVGGc, La,
ATT D-eS4ts ::o:u raid co10;y; ;5cds iit, therefor. =
,ic pare OF the Cc:scon~ra!-h, 10 !ef1ire yca % c.Cse
=. election to Do held 10 your ,aid county Q: Peadl-ten Ga
~TuC.soAY, the .Gh dsy oil Jsna"'y, ls"s, for : p:iest.e
%:Ty,usss, JAIE; 1. KEEPER. Speaker CT TIC ueu,. #
Dsleys;a1' .ns 9Th DAY OF January, 1859, ana Il the st r
y.s-ul re ~CauaoaFe.I:h- L. KEEPER.
epesaer Of the uous. Ct Delegates.
D., IA. sueskss c. the House Of delegates:
Trste: M. Z. GoRDos, jR, C.e,S 1. 2.
Ign I-uGSESt
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Ne ~ i. eo2luct-J ny ". W. Mallory, Auct!oneer.
s4hCkL r. NOkMkal,
-. ". .oRAEST,
JIa 3-cat LSscIt5is.
~ 7dsTTGEEMkST.-Thr sbsrc 'ss l. p~ls'p"rei
IL -. a.. NV. lht gan lrstant. lJ.n y.

-
vtLEAE.E FAEmS 1ND F>EMrHE
Labs ~ CHEST enfield COUNTY. IL s!GET OF
EIcAMOHD. AID "IIllH UHE .!Ls or ahN-
S:il.!sa F0H SALE ar Auction.
, : IS !-zu.-t Of Sir. Ch1ries ID. Esoae'. nc saaa &C.,
q 9. 1Ih,c auction. 81 lie premises, Ga TIE-r:t
f:L T.:,TT.rlHhf JANUARY, ibr:, - IL ycaecsr :
Y, :: i.'-. g not -. lG:t lair t.F lhe:. ai!sr, Hr rs:J
.a!.Ist!C .r4! rrtats OF which SIR. Ehui-- new Ie.-s-.
TIE ririrr sraSI Contains -oCui ito Acres, asSI.. ro";s
On iis rs:;.pi.e, add IN both side CT The NV Rad. j"s
iani Ca. bs.I scs L,SidrAi In :-Te:a! rc,a:icr .ras;l. rtta
IL: 'sYar ; :. no acre: ruth. .cee:An. 10 80 p:"zn:s 10
v. Lrag- -.
-v %. ..i .uT.ay CAB he seen OF Jus cihcs III : lev
u.s.. IL ~ SsESi3T ncGse tract ;h-r5 Is attscheo .End'
i'i n::-~. =. .ai. tract lLer- i, every 'uDd;r5 that csr be
! j."'. =. -; SO sGut-.l accommodation Of e !afs- E!-s.
III igs:Gry !. hUit OF solid Gera tTsa!!e, and Il - u
n,pst rcr:sC: OrGCr, ,rslTS GceE rcc"nty t"or.u2l!y it-
.I!,ra. sn: yA,lsi.i TIE o.; E~G!iI!hgs are al =" l..
Ihfg y..,g !- =" 81 nEa :aTSf~6iy Known. ia, 4. :..rs
.uIe.ai tr,,, i.,tl"L- ai=r:.G; snhre>s.-y, The CGsH
:aa;, as .g'..4-sr!y :-.aa1it ny tra-"n u i'e.' n-t':I'<
- "Lc; i."n.I-
i Crg u r,ci. =. .--rr -tiI h. touSl a ~hfGistr." Ou''j:ns
! :!.u, aid urr.iy es.ry one y sell Sr:-:si; ahd on ia:
J G: ,:.:l iL:I c nT@ ~raiu.a.- grant. cCs.T:es, aEi &C rs."c.
TIT :-..l IT," c-a ~ delivered ~ u- DhrT.!- RHHr"r1
G~nrril i.s-;.- through ne land! ~ {. c:.rAp tate. ."''!'-
~. l;-iu 49, 81, 80, ,kG.S Z. &c the laDd a.!rG.. -
I ;, rca-,.r., u Comfortable i-sliEi, az, on -. plres
G. itd Frog Lcyel.' rids places VIII &c sil,-iividrd !ri0
| ir,; o. ron = TO ~ 3etSs Och, 20 ~ ~ -'Dt fc' tdpc'nsh
rel -rce- CT 3nr.e. r-rceEd. h!Isresn.i iHi- l. BE m"ni
| Z ,us aide ygly LfIaLi mat aas brui 0srreJ!, Iiifhr., r;
GEAR !,ic.!mcs. fer io..= !eHr. inHi.
TEEN: AL SUN: :adrr - o.. \ coal. e1ianH :. 8.
- ,aI J: cor,s:; oTr! e ~, n U.-h, aalaa~t a.! ani
| , years, In C!:.s. Case, !Vr ieE"finbie h"irs. 's'cisi
aiira, levrred uy . IIU7t deed. Tb- ts1sA !vr .sT. 70
.iuDDlE s APPERsoh.
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fy;FI K TUi - &. / G.i'ti <,E yIHt.iNIh
E-TU THE SERGEANT OF IhI CITY OF ikich..
BCRG, AHD TO TIE sIiEElPs Or TIE COUNTY OF
PRINCE GEOE;E, G3iEll:G:
Whereas, u vacancy H.. Occurred n .Hr sErG;-, 2eca.
stoned By ;hl r ;igua lon 81 jvaa q. E!>incra.r. tLs scna
tor f.crc he District coz a1aGd c! the CT: o. Petersburg
and The court, of Prince 81 ocge, ~ ;,.e .ueCt -H=n hin
4uccc. or /. elected. thr:: .-r. t-e! o:g.. :, Il tie nn:.: -:
he cn0a.nwesiLn, 20 require y;u - cr:s. az t5eS""a
10 &c hali u your saiJ ~ 49,; cc=t:i. OF 't+"o6s,
the Ali ia .! t5e p!ta.:' tr@Lt;, IL! = .".-tor, - ~ -
vacsncy aforesaid.
Tu te=t:nouy whereof fItn-:r JAMES 7. johH:9Hr P1e5''
dent pro ten .: ihe sonsLs, la. IA dag Vi :laa4:F,
=. /, l=Y., sad ~ n, ryn J -i,tr yeAro: u" Cc=-oa'
wealth. JAMES :. JOHNSON.
President pro .ei.- Of esaE;".
by the Is.s!Jea: pro ter. CT s=r.t-:
rrs,.: SHELTON 6. pAT!S,
Ian S-rtb1 Ger. ni e-u1tc.
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III. Su:'rcT ;isE tool; ur tas point which
has ostn in2Go, ;hat tAe Etean prckat having
| 90 :.GgiG ;he cu,i>S.rics vas 90 ,h:s accDuaT
Liable TO capture Std Iehnti"; ii. lie said
that the palic: Of our Go:t.:u,e!i.. u.u.. ,, IL
lively declared in is !ig!nuscE and ai,J -.
tested il NUMEROUS l~reatics, Las; no room 20
doIl; iAaL 2 ncutrs; s:'i: Y:!.:I 5oi:igersct pas
! scasgls-mot in ihe military or riva! s?-sics--
!: not lisr'u 10 captIT", ani therefore Inc
/ wnoie ornecedinr ~as "-1nE, not only because
The passengers were taken from tho ship but
eIsn t=caase the slap, ioysocrcr guilty Nor
| ally, vas not guilty legally in Receiving such
passengers on board.
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lite Report ;nen specially notices in con
cluaion, various individuals as worthy Of
praise.
HsApQaRrgks DEPARTMENT. tf FioEIna,
Fort p,ekens, Nov. %, 1881.
GaacIal:-The bonbaTdmenf uf the .2d
and 2}a he's elictcd some facts dat ere Of i'm.
porlanc., and I notice thcln that IS rlaT in fu
ture pen,fi; b t;IoI'
Firs!-rla; with TIE most tfcicnt guns Of
the largest 2a'ibTe and served in the best man.
ner, no serious lfjury CAN be dnDa to stone Oh
brick walls. or 10 suas in sard batteries, nr 10
troops serving rhcIn, unless probably by Iii d
guns, i property protested, n! E distance ci
IRON: tao ll:uirsand ~ three thousand yards.
SGcoEi-That shells AID hos shot sre not to
be d-nanAs! q, fir firing ever wooden build
n,sa, unless having in them incendiary cotnpu
aitica.
Third-Tnas pieces Of p"rt ire arc nearly
nseIes; a. such inccndiary composition.
Fourth-Tilat brick buildings covered 6lih
slate csnnct he fired b either hot shot or
stc |, st lie distance Iamsd, unltss hy acct
dent, unless he shells have rock fires.
Fl:.b --Tnat. the trouble and expsnss III
cu;ret in PROJECTING ferris bs sand bag. ia
vests, &c, ~ lar ncre thai repaid b. the
swing ne he lives Of the defenders.
Sixlh- That no dependence is to be piar=d
on James rife prcjactiies, either a. il respects
accuracy or range. If had had guns TO he de.
poaded on I could have Silenced the mast o.
the cncmy's sand batteries and the guns in
BarFancaS.
Seyenth-That slips With their present ar
m.men cannot. ior 81 hour contend against
rlfsd guns. aud that ii our navy is not 81
occe supplied literally with good r!ded guns,
il will be very Likely to oe~ disgraoed.
E,shth-That OF service here, and 1 DC.
li.ye The rsus1k applies with equal force to
eyerv river and hsrsor in the Cult, 3 gunbost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-13

ton bathed his fevered brow. and I can imagine
what could not hear. that dying boy saving, 20
that i not nv sisters soft hand upon nv browl
-soff,y-soitIy--it hurts me so.r
o. that God may spare my dear brother, who
is now ready To march TO Manassas. from falling,
into such hands And have heard (but il can
not bel that mother came all the way from
Kentucky. aud refused admittance saying
General HalIecks orders,'' ! do not think said
General is petty politician, seeking the particu.
lar praise of the indianapolis Journal. that he
would depart from the civilized code TO court its
favor therefor am constrained 10 the belief
that he means his published orders TO be the rule
of conduct
Again Medical officers shall not be separated
from their privates but shall attend to their own
sick aud wounded. For this purpose special pa
roles shall be furnished" &c Instead Of any
suca thing being done, they were sent on TO Co
lun,bus with the other officers, and our Govern
ment is paving three physicians to attend on one
hundred and fifty men. besides their own home
practice As the Generals last orders said. "No
more hired nurses, we have plenty from Camp
Norton" why not economic in surgeons tooI
The rebel loving editor cries: They are Secs
sion ladies'" and may be il to convince him
self of the fact that he was so often seen
amongst them--alternately assisting TO raise a
sick rebel and distributing the Journal and other
Abolition sheets. For one day he politely Ito his
credit) assisted lady in raising helpless man
in his bed, when she very imprudently(l said:
Il think. Mr. -, YOU are better employed than
in writing i'll natured articles about Secession la
dies" Thanks to kind Father. your humble
servant has no friends among said rebels, and she
prays the same Ruler may spare her friends in
the Northern army falling into the hands of men
controlled by any ones orders who excludes
mothers and sisters from hospitals. CHARITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-13
H. W. HaLLEcK.
southern News.

FORTRESS MONROE, March l2.-The following
is taken from Southern papers
In the rebel House of Representatives ON Mon
day resolution was passed advising planters 10
withdraw from the culture of cotton and tobacco
and devote their energy to raising provisions.
The Senate passed bill organizing Supreme
Court.
The President sent a message 20 Congr. IS that
he had suspended FLOYD and Pillew from their
commands until they could give more satisfac-
tory account of the Donelson affair.
Petersburg. Richmond, and Norfolk have been
placed under martial law.
The Richmond Examiner Of Yesterday says
considerable uneasiness is felt at the reports Of
the force falling back from Manassas and the
Upper Potomac.
Positive assurance is given that these move
ments are purely strategic. and not made on &C
count OF any pressure by the enemy.
Plans for the line Of defense are not se
lected. but it is thought will extend from Staun-
ton 20 Gordonsville.
The Richmond Examiner contains severe
tcle on Gov. Letcher for his recent proclamation
calling upon the whole body Of the militia to
turn out, and says this is calculated to breed dis
loyalty.
The domination of Gen. Lee 8 commanding
General Of the rebel army has been cent 20 the
Senate.
Mesilla dates of the 18th gives reports of =
revolution in New Mexico against the Federal
authority. and that Mr.. 0tero is beading the
movement