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GnYFEnrRATE RAEna.

he undersigned is Prepared 10 deliver Csnfede-ate
B5noa paying eight ser esut. iatrrsEf and having
from ten 70 twenty ssrs q rn IA say anoaut in e1
uhsngs for CcEtsasf8 States Trssz1rT Eotsa or for
Vohon on the BisnteEons in qusates o. trsnly ssss
sni over.
The Bonds are 10 a-aouuts of 500 s519 ard 5000
interest paYssle mi-zInH2ly e. JG X a a ~ sDt
OF hy Ehs Assls ami Frsae eare1z evsrypf hars.
No hsttor iaTesteut b offered q ltose hEviue
money, evsa ~ s1lal czsl titiez e. she BoHdB srs
q1Q tad E par IN the cites and ra ba used ior rkiur
pcrchasss snd settling osli 8zti0as
Persons 10 any pErE of Hissss.p9 ssd Louigiaua OF
otber poiats nay ssEd thtr faRds by anv eppor
tuHity teat oers sne the B0nas vi Be rsigrHsd, or
they t1ay nave the e1chanFs uasde tbrouEk rs f5iio.
fng tpscial aseztss FrsraI Pee, GTensda q RaSkss.
wis Csl1m55s Huntsr a Co. Rs,shsE, His Bsris-
dale EeF sElsnd, Yszoo CITY, Kiss.
T. .. B DEBOW,
se2-2iaV+F Assnt Produce Lssn
4 DBIEIsTRAT0R's EOrICH.-IsiterT e sd1is.
Istrstlon o. the estate 7f Dr.. Q. D Cooper. le ei
3sahstchis esuafy, sss - ETssssipFt Wsrs rEessd
% ne by ths ProbHis sourt of said esuuty % tes
day sf Geptsmbsr, aHflEg i5s septsmsef Ssrmso Isl
81 claims sssins' tbs tsl1 aseessed ss presented
aceordig 70 the mHnBar aod vihin The tine Pfosc-t
by Law. else they vii be forever barred
WISE &. COOPER
seT7 1rvyfsrs Admin .str-tNr
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BROOD MARES
F0R SALE CHEAP

Two fns voting E4RES With Colts BY Morgan
i hsrse, ssn be kad low for Confederate 1orsy, ey
applying bosn te J. 4. KENNEDY
AbbeYil Depot,
ss2f 2tsos+ bississppi Central EsFosd
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WANTED.

7nA0 LBS. BEEswA xsfor which a liberal prios
1UUU viii be paia. RICHARD POTTS,
suggson and Medical P1rFeyor O. 8 A,
se2i-lF western 1epartBeBt jackson, Miss.
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District Affornev.

FEF2 AZ EUthozzsd - snnouHcs r. Fl. SsOLLkDAY
w - cs1dfafa tor p siso'io1 ths once Of DIS
trct AttoraT n the Tenth Judcje District, e. TIE
eusaiDs sieaiioa, frst Monday u October
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= DEIN4sf IRA loRs 8 AOFiOe.-fFhsreAa leftsra
81 Of atinlnistFrtioa On the estats q Hizabs 9.
Bobbtt dss'd we're grsstei 70 tas un3sFsgssdai tbs
bufha eoenfy Stat Of isslssF 81 this sotse thsrs
fore hereby given requesting al persons hagin< csis
sgsirB the esee oi said deceased, eEhib the fame
and have hsm reg ssred n e s1nss and within the
time prescribed by law hey pli he forever barred
seElsW61 ROBERT MARTIN, Adntor,
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4 y alsIs q kaz OKS sJ .IyH.-F' L-Ioas, le estsrs
deceased were c-autei 20 the undsragred ~ the Pro
bate court cf FaAb lsl1 COUNT ate OF Ms issppi,
ths September terra. Is .boreoG this notice Is
therefyrs hereby fvsa r-gusst g Al refsers having
elaine sgaust ne cf said dsessses - ENLIST ths
ssue snd have then r'giserss IN ths nanrsf ead
within the tle prescribed - law, sr fhsT via ss sT
bsfred z W E0ORA
ssS-lsv6w A5na1issfstnr.
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MILITARY SCHOOL
or LOUIsE.q1.a.
IsI Dan 0f N0fember NaxL.

YTfHE next term Of toe SEMINARY OF LBARNINe
i Esa MILITARY AOADEHT 81 Louisiana iocaseC
Eegr AsxsadriA on Red river win esaamsuco on Ii,
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NEw CoRE.-&r A, Bssksda,e, living nesr
Aio4ny- ga, nss sold Zen thoussud Bushels OF
corn 70 tbe government, delivered & TIE railroad
at zoe per bushsl-ths government farnisbiur
ihe seeks pais isprObably a larger Dries than
wiz be paid hereafter and has bssn done 10 ir,.
sure its early delivery C0taus5us TSsss.
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lr fhr1uE-
bose EIrlai
2 q UUE 8
q IA ElE
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a EEsmPsis I.asrozlio.

WlTsEsvuLE, Ga, Aag1ss =. 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-04
E; ~ GENERAL ORDERS, ~
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, 1

Richmond, Va, FEB. l3ti, 1862. {
To carry into effect with the utmost prompti-
rude, the equrements OF an act. passed Feb. &,
1867, entitled, san act for ascertaining and en-
rolling the military force vi the CoamonWeaith''
-commandants of regiments OF militia of the
line are required to convene, immediately, at
some convenient place within the bounds OF each
regiment, county or city, according TO clrcum-
stances, the comman1ants OF every company Of
the line Of the respective regiments, the Com
missioner or Commissioners OF the Revenue,
Sherns or Sergeants, Deputy Sheriffs or Ser
geants, ana forthwith proceed upon tie lnforma-
ton before tIem, to enrol for active service,
cry man subject to militia duty, who is not now
In the ACTIVE Vellnteer service. If the officers
SO ordered to be Convened. shall find it necessary
to appoint an officer for each regiment, or for
each company to effect more thorough enroll-
ment, they are authorized to adopt that course
subject to the provisions O.: the acG recited 81,
Commandants of regiments shall forward inn
medately to the AdJutant General fair and COZ
RECT lists of the persons enrolled with thu desia-
nation required by the ID section Of the act re-
ferred to, and in STRICT CONFORMITY rHEREwIrH
Ali persons liable to militia duty are requlred
without delay, to enrol their names with the com.
manding officer of the company district In which
they reside. or with the commissioner OF the rev.
enue if there be no commanding officer failing
in this the penalty imposed by law will be strict
ly ENLARGED.
Ifapy regiment be without field officers, the
senior captain commands, if without captains,
then the senior lieutenants, and such officers must
meet the duty promptly and fully. If there be
no commissioned officers in any regiment, then
the Commissioners of the Revenue are required
TO prepare and forward the rolls and perform any
other duties required by this order.
They are further required to ascertain and re-
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Battle.Snng of the Invade l.


The foe, the foel they come, they comet
Light up the beacon pyre, So BH
Let every hin and mountain home
= Give back the signal fire;
And wave the red-cross on the night,
The bIood-red cross of war
What though we perish in The light, Ha
Our fathers died before! 80 tE
Tn. meet the foe-on to the strife!
Fo. freemeus' blaaes We hold,
And hands that fight for land AID iife
Fight not like those for goid
Give shout and banners to the gaze,
The trumpet-peal 1t forth,
Till our sons pour down from every vale
Like snow fakes from the North.
Hark 10 their shouts upon the breeze,
Their banners In the sun,
And like the tnunder of the seas
Their deep tread thunders on!
Well meet them here Oh each bold height,
In every glen make head;
God give the battle to the right!
We will be free or dead
We stand on sacred, holy ground,
Where thousand memories meet.
Our fathers homes are all around
Their graves beneath our feet,
Our roofs are smoulderiug far and wide
That late smiled in the sun,
Our brides are weeping at our side,
Gods let the foe come on!
Hurrah hurrah! he CLEANS in sight,
1t fires the brain to see
How the proud spoiler flashes bright
In wars gay panoply
Well show him that our fathers brands
For rust nor time can stay,
With tramp and shout bold hearts and hands
nd
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MISCELLANEOUS .

port to the Adjutant General the time, if any, for
which any of the militia within the several JurlS-
dictionss shall have been in the service OF the
State or of the Confederate States during the ex-
isting war; and also. so far as may be practicable,
what number OF volunteers have gone into SER
vice from the several regiments Of Militia Of the
Line. ~e 4.asa ~
SO soon as the enrolment is complete, Com
m andants Of companies shall immediately notify
every man enrolled to hold himself in readiness
for draft for active service. If no Commandments
of companies, the Commissioners of the Reeve ,ue
shall cause the notification to be given.
Printed copies OF the act and forms Of rolls
will be forwarded by mail to the Commandant of
each regiment-and they will proceed in strict
conformity hereto.
By Command,
W Fl. RICHARDSON, Adj't Gen'.
To be published in three country issues of the
Wing and Dispatch, and the papers of Lynchburg,
fredericksburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, DanviIIe,
Staunton, Lexington, Winchester, Abingdon and
Lewisburg.
February IS, 1925
NEW GOODSI NEW GOODS
OPPOSITE VIRGINIA HOTEL.
TIVE subscribers are now receiving large and well
i selected stock of DRY GOODS, to which they
invite the attention of the public. -
"a Brown Shifting,
do do IL
y Osnaburgs,
Bleachead Cottons.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Black Alpaccas,
Striped Cottons,
Brilliantes, white and printed,
Large lot of Ladies' Dress Goods,
/ Farmers Satin,
| Linen Drillings,
| Padding and Canvass,
! Black English Grape,
I Black Cambria,
Cambr;cs and Jaconetts,
/ Organdies and Lawns,
/ Black Berege,
| Tamertins Is
| English Bereges,
| Spool Cotton,
| Black Thread,
/ Love Wells,
| Linen Cambria Hankerchiefs.
We have general assortment OF Goods, nearly all
of which have been bought at the advanced prices,
and for which the CASH had to be paid, OF course,
therefore the usual credit system must be abandoned
| in self-defence.
| They willing to sell as small advance as is
| prudent and safe. PIPER u FUNKHOUSER.
| Feb Is, 1852
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY !
A S administrators of Lewis Kincad decd. we
II will offer public auction, on THURSDAY.
ty of valuable property consisting Of Horses 10 IL
Mich Cows, some of Them with very young Calves
IL old CATTLE lot Of yearlings and Calves
also lot of Hogs, quantlty of Corn, Rye and Oats,
enc Road Wagon complete aud nearly new, Harness,
Farming Utensils OF every descriptions, Tools, Still
Tubs, Barrels, Kegs. &c Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
VIM. W. MONTGOMERY,
HARVEY s. HARRIS,
5s5F estf Adm RS of Lewis kincald, decd
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ORDNANCE OFFICE. STAUNroN, Va,
February 18th, 1862. {
LII citizens having in their possession M USKE TS,
IA RIFLES, CAkBlNES, SABEES, &c, &c, be.
longing the Government, including those taken at
HarPer's Ferry. Manassas and Bull Run, most ur
gently requested to send them to this office, immedi.
ately.
The Government, as we all know Is In great want
OF all descriptions OF ARMS and it is hoped that this
notice will be sufficient induce EVERY ONE, having
possession OF Government arms. to turn them to
at and thereby PREVENT the necessity of hay
G.. T. GETTY,
Ist Lieut. G. s. A., Ordnance Officer.
Fah 7S-nf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTER ATOR,s SALE.
4 Administrator of samuel Patterson, dea'd |
n will, On FRInAY, TIE 7rn DAY OF MARCH, 1852,
at The late residence of the deceased. Fishers
vIle sell at puolic sale the following Personal Pro.
perry: .9
One Horse two Cows and Calves. ore Four. horse
Wagon one Spring Wagon. two Slaves iman and
wife, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS.-For all sums of IS or less the cash will
be required; for all sums over S. credit Of six
months Will be gwen, the purchaser giving bond and
approved securit@ SAM'L W. PATTERSON,
Admir- OF Sam Patterson, decd.
Feb 25 ISe2-2tx
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4 GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT AT
N TEN PER CENT $1,000 worth of very desira-
ole REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with q
guarantee from the present owner for five years, that
it i'll rent for $500 year. For particulars apply
to IMBODEN i BRO. ss
Stanton. Sept. l8, 1ef0-tds. n.
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- as s.ssss - u sss.sss lslsssa
ON ana alter Sunday, December 1st the aail and
" Passenger train will be. run between Richmond
and StauntOa daily, leaving Richmond at 80 A M
ana arrive at Stanton 4 I. Nj. Returning, leave
Staunon at A. M, and arrive at Richmond $50
p. M
Between Staunton and JacksonS River the train
viii be run tri-weekIy, leaving stanton TUESDAYS
thursdays and Saturdays at AS P. M. Leave Jack.
sons River Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at $50
r M. The Freight train, with passenger attach
ed leaves staunlon Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at l2.2O P. III. Return ON alternate days r
-i aa9 r. L. D. WHlTC0MB,
Dec. 1, 1861. General Superintendent
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LIVERY AND Sale spABLES, :

LIVEKT AMI Be LE STAINLESS,
aAE have leased for term oil fears the commodi
w GUS and convenient Stables attached to the
Virginia Hotel, in ssaunton, where we
Intend to keep eonstantiy On hand for 1T
sIe the finest HORSES that can De 4
procured j. s. Bysrs mas experience TX :"
aud qualifications horse dealer 80
anlch are .eii Know the public as our business
IL 10 be one CT years pains Will be uared to obtain
md keep the public patronage.
We also take Horses on Livery. In few weeks
me stahling will be Increased 30 accommodate 400
aorses. Capable end Estensse OsIicra have been en-
2ioyed The County Custom is solicited Drivers
are invited to stop with as
In eonnectlon with this SEaae We snail keep Hacks,
Buggies and Saddle Horses. eonsta- y TOR hire-our
Vehicles oelng all new, siF me aorses, we conf.
ienny solicit public patronage.
j, S. BYERS co.
n. B. Nieking and Boh5ilg done by an expert.
eneed land. YYERS g. co
Jan. II. 1856
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A PROCLAMATION.

:. -. a SPECIALIZATION.
| AYlNG positively determined to close ND bust
+ mess In Stapnton in the first day of July next
we NH rom thus day until then. sell our entire stock
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING and HENT'S FIR
NlsHlNG GOODS AT COST Our stock of Goods is
very complete yet and all those in need of such Womb
60 wei to call soon, all those Goods must and viii
oe soa. All persons Knowing themselves indebted to
us Will please eome up aud settle w "
we also have tie lease upon the Store Room for
some time. Any one wishing to rent the same Will
call al our Room, Corner of Virginia Hotel
May IA 1856. STEINER, BROS. & CO.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
1851. SPRING.. A%+ isA 1861.
10 ssysffes @afgea So lsN
Southern Hat Mandatory! VHsu
ESTABLISHED 1886. gn

THE subscriber respectfully invites
J. the attention of the Merchants of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee to the extensive stock of his
own and Foreign Manufactured Hats. Goods sold In
this house vii, be warranted to compare fayorably,
in quality and price with goods coming from any 9TH
er market There will De found all tae qualities of
price negro Hat to the finest quality for gentlemen
Aso Boys and Childrens Hats and Caps of all grades
and styles Ladies' Riding Hats, of all the various
and Caps
/ am now supplying great part of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee with Military Goods, orders
for which are solicited and promptly filled.
JOHN DOOLEY,
April 2, 1861. 81 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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srssa,si s,cunSai g 4Anva ali

GsOd UculSei S AlaVe all Price.
"a UGH was the counsei Eraus lib gave when he
y said:
s.Take care the peace the woands will take care
Of themselves
Beware OF the little expenses LOT smallleak will
sink q great ship"
.'Be patient ia adversely and humble il p1osperi
IT,"
BE mindful Of Fhass past, and proyiaent of things
20 corae.
"be timely wise, rather than WISE IN time"-and
ley wl.o are Timely bag .lsig Watches, Jewel
y. PLACED are, Clocks HOOP Ss}'s Hosiery. Gloves
lutery Worsted GUoas, Ue.u~s, Brushes Hair
sraids, Rasoys, INKS, W los Y are, Musical In.
strnmeas. s;etionerX, Porte aoaa.t, Purses, Money
belts, and many ots,e 1T would take
all lie papers III ta Sac - e1iefAle them, at the
Cheap Wholesale ana .etsil Ware Store Of
j$i3i4IEis EIRSH.
N. B.-That III NcS M M4t a. stiil engaged
in repairing Watches ,3eeify.a The shortest no
tce and or the niesi seGs-s1se tar.ns.
Stauntur WOW $3.50.
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AN AIT
FOR ascertaising aud enrolling the Military
Force Of tie Commonwealth Pissed Feb
ruary Sth, 1852.
/. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
that Immediately after the passage of this act
he Govtrno: shall procure from the command
ants of the several regiments, battalons and de-
tachments of the Virginia volunteers complete
rolls of the several compare s now in service,
20 be returned forthwith to the Adjutant General
of the State, designating the name, age aud res
idence Of each volunteer, the time of his enlist
ment, and when his term of service will expire,
and the company and regiment to which he be-
longs.
2. 1t shall be the duty of the Goveraor to
cause all the male citizens of the Commonwealth,
between the ages OF Is and 40, not now in the
active volunteer service, to be enrolled as soon
as may be after the passage Of this act, designa
ting all eXempts, and the cause Of such exemp-
tlon, including all refugees from districts in pos
session of the enemy, and designating snch of
them have been in service, and the term of such
service; and in all the Underwater counties the
enrolment shall also specify all sailors and wa
termen; and he j, hereby authorized to prescribe
such regulations, in addition to or in lieu of those
now established by law las will enable him pl ompt-
ly and efficiently to perform the duty hereby i'm
posed upon him; and to that end he may require
the services Of the commissioners of the revenue
cities and towns, or such other Ulcers as to him
shall seem expedient and Necessary. Ii making
such enrolment, it shall be the duty Of the Gov
ernor to ascertain and state the time, if any, for
which any OF the militia shall ha been in the
service of the Confederate States or of the State
of Virginia, during the existing war.
3. If any erson liable 70 military duty shall
fail to have his name enrolled y the officer APP
pointed for that purpose, for ten days after the
notice approximation requiring such enrolment
shall have been posted or published at two or
more public places in his ward or magisterial
district, he shall, unless there be a sufficient ex-
cuse for suchs failure, be enrolled or drafted
mong the tirsrley to be drawn from such eoun-
W or corporation.
4. If any officer shall fail to perform any duty
required of him By the Governor under this act,
he Shall be subjected to a fine of not less than
twenty dollars nor more than two hundred dol
lars u fsfA ~
o. The officers enrolling the militia under this
act shall be entitled to compensation, to be fixed
By the Governor, not exceeding ten cents fol
each person enrolled; and the claims for suci
compensation shall be paid on the certificate o.
the Governor
8. This act shall be in force rom its passage.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
WILL sell or rent my BRICK STORE HOUSE
1 and DWELLING HOUSE IL the town of Middle
brook Possession OF the Store house given on the
april. L. HOGSHEAD.
Fol I'll
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New Goods New Goods !! !!

SOME OF WHICH RUN THE BLOCKADE In
ra TIE 'iBEhaa UDAn e.
Az ara now receiving nice little stock of sea
w sonable dOUDS to which we invite the atten-
tion OF the public. As we cannot any longer buy
goods on the usual time, bat compelled to pay
Cash for all we buy, this fact forces US upon the
necessity Of selling for CASH with the special un-
derstanding to DO paid in very short time We are
really panied to be driven this course but in order
to carry on business have otner way left but
adopt the CASH SYSTEM near as possible We hope
our friends will see the rsson&bepess of the
and sustain Us In it. we promise to sell Goods on
reasonable advance
PIPER &c FUNKHGUSER,
StauntOn, Nov. IS, o. Opposite Va Hotel
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MEMPHIS, Feb. 25.-The town of Fayetteville,
Arkansas, has been burnt to the ground by the
order of Gen. McCulluch. Tas military stores
were first burnt.
The Confederate army q. Boston Mountain are
preparing for battle.
Late adylces ir.m Knoxville state that lie
Conrederates at Cunberianc Gap expect an early
gsgelnent. The Fsderals are frequently in
slgfif,
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N Z. W BOOK S.

= n e. " Es3OINS- =
FNhE Great ffeI'a;tt20n, d, t+es. john Cum ming
i d. D.; Ghoug hts Preaching. BY Rev. J W
Alexander, D. D.; 4 Deit &c I'll Artnageddor, BY
Rev. F. E. Pitts The I'll our, b Astin Phelps;
England's Aeomen, hy the aa4sr OF Ninisterlne
Children the SHADOW IN the House; tae Queens Of
Society; The Wits and EeaaX d ~0cety, Life in the
Cid World, by Fredri1a Bremen; ISIS Goerts Ca
reer, by the author os tae Tl4c01ab Letters; Elsie
Venner. by Holmes; &uller's Lie Of Irust Giham's
Manual for Volunteers and &i5Iia; Tactlcs Tor Off
GERS OF the Infantry. Cavalry and Artillery, by L. "
Buckholtz Infantry Camp Datg, &C., BY L. v Buck
hOtZ Life and Corresp cadence of ,}ao. A. Quitman
Life Of Andrew Jackson, by Parton Plantation and
Farm instruction Regulation Record, Inventory and
Account Book; The Union Pulpit a Collection OF
Sermons by ministers Of different denominations
with portraits; Tathar Tom and the Pope
Stau1ton April 3, 1851. Il. COWAN
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FEDERAL Losses AT ROANOKE ISLAND The
Northera papers published an ''otfical'' list o
their killed and wounded at Roanoke Island
which fooss up as fellows: K He'd outright, 30;
wounded, 222. We are assured, however, thai
this is considerably bvlow the actual mark
winch We can we'll believe, sincs We have had
abundant Instances to show that the Yankee
leaders have the extraordinary faculty It con.
cealing the amount OF their losses from the
world. III seeaking OF the Confederate loss, the
Nnrthern papers make this incautioas admission
1.-THE arms on taking An inventory, counted vi
$500. They are assorted and to great extent
OF IN inferior knd-though, it must be confess
ed they seeSe pretty Effectively used. y
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THOMAS j. BAGBY,
AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, +.
No. 8 Wall ST., ueder ST. Charles Hptel,
RICHMOND, "a,
TIRES out Negroes. Rents out Houses, and sells
Ii Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Flour and other Country
Produce. rs.r7 ~
~ Pays strict attention to business, and prompt
renittances made.
ssg~ Consignments respectfully solicited.
REFER To Messrs. G.. 7. Workman h Co.. Il. FL.
Maury Il Co., Dickinson, Hill CO., and Ii. X. Ely
son, RICHMOND; James Alexander, CHARLOTTESVILLE
z Mauzy, STANTON; and J. II. Wartman Co., HAIR
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