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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05
Bs ALEX. MOTT, anctioneoy

TURNITURE, CLOTHING, SHOES, &c,
WIN be sold at aac ion, at my store, on
THURSDAY, eth inst commencing at 10
O'Clock, lot Of Eedsteads, Chairs, 1Ables,
and two suSer. Feather r. Ids, cooking Sto YES,
Carpets, &c; Clothing, DRY Goods, Shoes,
Cigars, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods.
NH 5 AI.EH NOTT Auo<
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~ I'm BATTLE CALI
4 oOUxHuD0 LYRIC

= 0OUx0D8U 1yklO.
nu.vW. Ns0oRD) vHaHoR.
WET Z JoHHsroB. psSlisA tAis 1ay. 80 Il ~
snsA lyristl pssnA sallsl forth b cur struggle
lof InSepsndsnes aad Aatsonality. from As sifssd
- II Ars. vERSoE. better Known = Mr..
Ae0bvS n literary circles.
II this Ass, warn, and passietis s6aslon, TIE 80
seal pssulaeiiss and eharasassistiea, Of The Afse
eeath9n States ars portray ID with mater hand;
..t6o every smotIou and impulse. thss sho-ld
prompt The sons Of he South, TO dssAs Of vajos
Ind shivalry, adv~tsA - n words Of psstIe
drs.
The BATTLE GALL" has been psooeuneed b
eoOpsssnt and sEpshsoesd critics, one Of sAs
noss vigorous and spoataneous mental creations
growing out Of ths present war.
Priee-TER OENrs.
~ orders should b add .esssd 10
WEST l. JOHNSTON,
Booksellers and Publishers l45 Aaiu st.
NH 5-N Rlenmond, Va.
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BIZ RICHlRD CAUTHORN. Zxct'1

CTOCK SALE OF 1ROuERlES, FIX.
y T1RES. &c.-On III RSD Az, eth inst ,
At 10 O'Clock, at the store Ut Lewis Arrata.
corner Of Msrshall and Is b streets, I Will
hand, consisting Of Gar dy, Jars, Show Gases
and contents, about % bushels Peas Shelly
ing, seine Furniture, Empty BaIrels, &C.,
&C., &c. II. CAUTHORN
nah
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-u AUCTION NOTICE-Our sale Of r.
y. Moore 4 90 stock will he continued
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. Many Of
the most desirable goods are yet to be sold
KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts.
m
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BY REDWOOD + KElCH. |x<ts.

l. ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, TO.
IL BAOOO, AIRS. DRY GOODS,
Fanny GOODS. Ac.-We viii sell at our
store, on FRIDAY, March 7, at 10 O'Clock, q
large lot Of now and second hand Furniture,
Oountin house Desks, 2 Lounges, Mattresses
ana Bedding, Sofas, Che ing and Smoking
Tobacco, Gig ars, and n large lot Of sundries,
REDWOOD Il KEAUH,
NH "a u,fn str.o%
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se t~C2s ZSas
+ sp9E ASS RIa NT nf rxtsH A. .
3 De Ara 5l.h Try 90 DIS, 70 AZ
aUCtIpft. oa WsdsssGaY, S 4 II .reh, az
ic G ses, will ss!. at esy store q i.Tss ss-
F}r'r,"a; IL !F.s, aud es-Irar,s D-y Hocss,
>onr.>ttng- r. ! Il, Of ,r1-h LineLs, Lien
J mi" ss. assin-, Faroitnr~ Pttnp
Hosiery: s'ov~s Linen Eoeom shtr T. ~. ek
les, wife u odT, shi5ti &, Se itOsr.xs,
Needles, &c con, sutton, Ur,ss Hagcsss.
Handle chefs. P.rt. -Morra'~s, I.-~.ksf
Bars, Comb, 4%i sTs. Fanny II ri ~, Lara
>ha~Is. Marss;iies luiI =, Italian Uravaa,
AZ, &c
To. L bove coed sre fresh, ara worth The
Il tsrt iUU Q. u g trade. r. u. CODh,
te2s Auet'r.
Gy r. y. hsaSEa, 6acronssr.
f0fiic - '.s. I'D Esyy - 90
uibER FpR SaLt IT ~ T'0~ -
0iii n sold IN ~. - tDaY aOak.
Inc, Mach 9Th con n enc:nf - 10 COG /,
AZ ar 'NraN': yTr's ct %esstg ! M~Tcsr
o. tfe oocs, neu- a,nyo's crtige n
10 - i'G n ar. "rarsins % y J, b. ., 1
~ GnF j D G, Phi g X
!sH@4--S~sh
I'M T1US w KkEaEx, Auc..
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e.. uooh News Tho charleston Mercury Of tn.
~. eiI, con tains the agreeable inform alton
ssA smother large cargo Of arms has tust
uss sso One Of the Southern portS. These
s'A"s come Just In the nick Of time.
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NH 81

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-The paricu ar
attention OF tho trade IL asked to my sale to.
day, embracing, as 1t does, a very desirable
invoice Of Hosiery, Linen Bosom Shirts, To.
bio CLOTHS, W hite Goods, &c.
Sale will commence ct 10 O'Clock.
NH B +. b. COX, Auct.
q zUUrTO NO7TYOE:=1i;saioa Is
asked TO my sale of Lum boz. THIS MORN.
ING, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock. at the i.um.
ber Yard OF Messrs. /. J. MOI cor Co., on
the Dock, near May0's bridge
nh Sit ThOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
D@ >sAkDEN SALES.--FUTURE, Onion.
Celery, Peas, snaps, Beet, Turnip, Uurrot.,
raised 1t the Nursery OF Y. Taylor 4 Sou,
koudoun county, Virginia; and for sale BY
WM. h PLEASANTS.
NH t-S.* At 6n4lego Uo,n Mills.
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Rg u " ri, SIGG .srct'r, ,apk Sc fetrsouvS.
ANAINfNY .aUE, sc FOR Sat.E--
w ] shall eel ~ public Fuoti II, Gu The
2reinsts IN Ps-sTshars. on FIR ID 7. tn
M,tch cor, II, pnciag Al |. O'Clock ail tbs NJ .
cninery, Tools, a. bringing 10 tie es'ate
o: samuel Coch An, d.5' co"s;s.ing prin.
cpa,Iv of ii 1T 1. EnCiu". Boz N -cbips.
.,rt sst2s, n10r icing = chine, i.auhse Hell
lows, A1:.iis VICE. T. ,e Buier Iron,
Wrongtt apJ S''r~p Iron, Piprgb. shows e.
Patterns ana ptra fnIn, 81, d poplar Z Der,
apd To IL If yar,.'u- kinds.
TFKss II u- uDnar d i rliars and undeY,
Cash; cy tn1t sr:u, tn1r i0onths for eP-
proved negotiable II, -.
". l.. WATKIN-.
Attorney for IN ADMINISTRATOR,
WI P~NNI.L,
Ink Auc 'ioueeP.
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" 100 r 3 O r UITS,
Major T. q. Psyton having permission 70 raise
. re gment for the Confederate service has kindly
consented that tho undersigned should raise CON
b seen 1t ~ hours. day or night. At Battery
No. Is. JOHN p. TOMPKIN0
Lieut.. Battery No. Is.
Any person calling on Lieut.. Tompkins TO en-
list N the company which no propolss to raise.
sheuld hs bs absent on duty, win receive from mo
al attention In my power.
L. n BURFOOT.
nh 800 Captain Battery No. Is
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w TROOPERS.
WISE HOUNTBp GUARD.
Being detailed By Bril-. General q. A. WISE.
and approved Of By the Secretary OF War, I am
new enrolling members to form the ahove-nsmed
company. All tAoss who viii rally 10 the stand
ard Of the patriotic Wise viii at once come up
aad give their names. Those who can furnish
their own horses viii receive forty esnts Per day.
4 bounty Of go and uniform viii be furpishod to
oach member.
NJ Recruiting once, corner Of MAI. and 18th
streets. LIEUT. l.. J. HAWLEY.
rhR-St$
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Ey JAMES 81 ramon son. I.s

VLALU b. 4,,.i:. ,@3.3s. ONI.aND.A.
HAof MLtS A33v.i Tun CITY up
riGHHO:D bE""Ef.e 40 ~ ROAD ASD
Bgs;aD SrRGEr ATTENDED, - q saL.
AT aICT o. W" vii sed a, puo't- sue-
;icr, on a. p-eE;issA o. EUEeDAY, tine
sixth Gay of M.tth So cGrmsnc.us II four
o'c'ock, y. N tie very vs'n tbs r,si<sree, ouo.
ana-s.h ~ lilies eto.s 'hs city ct 1jchmond
between artve aosi and D-c street { It snde4
.og ssvsja. years tie nfeoes Of Ct NJ. Lewis L..
rCrensaaT, 50 LOS n ias occupancy OF J. u.
= aolki FsJ nIit h. w 90 "snSeneat :. -
The mpruT~gpc - ccl s.st RI, sscs Lat frame I
tst,iug .:tri~t Il Goa aYd a'Ty rcoDs, ce-
icGSt1T's a1- hg,ia prints rio ct So. rstle' -
~, p t1a ,pGs Dvo3isnc.s tua sd on N esep
vatri location wei .ha1,d m 10 AZ P.s eUr shs
o., oiiai~c .,rn ~ lar six-f f. .iiiy.
H. on b"re.s ? t.ch- ccpiis.i Of ssr1ea,
ey'z b ms, wt.c three OR .oCn;s Y - la ~
h.th,ss, 'a,a h,a =, hrias uie,. a"nss ssrv nntA'
ii isFteTs, s'.1t bans. siabic4 .eI-dOuso &C.,
al ~ perfect Cr.er.
~ ysfis p,,e.w:'a trick, Ia ,rtful'v laid
OF Ia ws'ks sr sqlsE = wiz r. 1.oIUaer auu:s N
fl ~, a, d we; act u sliu ''@rr.
There 8 icr"5 - bix'yy irproged Il Il
r.5'ic lariy 'spt,. 20 TBS o. turs e vegetable
3 % tsi'y Ia Fte :Nf.l 4 - 1p,r Il h,ee
ws 10 Of eEC5 Heat ~ ter, 'I.e witch u Ia x a
~. "a ., aycunS pc ici. % = hard eIr nsy ssd
af cd Toe crepe. tos.to- of tuia rtre.sy.
sed its cot x IT. - tie city, 'en+sr q In ,,auy
r,pp~c e, - iyr to Iua k. and 20
,Lilk sha .s,IBlug III III, te-lion f eil Wiz q
i. wan. q. s',cs place o; desIrs 10 ,Lves.. PN
-. no. Il Gesi I'd. W Il he s;.cD a.
TERMS - half cash D IA CO in I, =. ED
years, fJr 5esotl~rta paper, wi b trtereE; added
Ne ~ y 8; .Ist De III
f, q JAs ", Taylor A. son. Aucts.
The paT. b So . icA aeov' fn'm 'h q
immediately hdi"s'i'is
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ySE:GFIef. =. -. .,,I.-By "A 90.
Ia cree OF the j,stI,ct Court OF the Con
f.deratS ,s.a.es Of America tor he Easfsru
District Of Wig MA, will sell, ~ GoNDAYs
.he ii - Gay OF 10 rca, 1862 ct IL cfricsX n :,
~ he coal sra "a %, Dcr h ,.>~ . eiesers~
) r n IS son. op ~ sor;h eide VI ths
dock, abCu' 30 tons Of - UAN:f.
TsKxa-t'l.>f) ~ hsr Snhi ipn1s
TEOS r G1t.tS, Keoei-~-.
las M T.Yfps s-os Ay-s fey
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, HIN .t;..- Ds. .-ans.e. 1
J ATEG J later ains 10 close bash
ness, will se'i - ancIon, commencing on
TUESDAY, he IL n cas- o! s.arch rext land
ConiI,L" < from DAY 20 say nv stcGE OF
;h'u9, tia~s nd EEr!h-uW r., embracing
i 1in- vprIe.q OF VI 10 white, gold b. No. aid
rated i,inn \ ami Ie sets; fac assors-
mPrtct tl!aee and Quaet sTare; + bic Out
'sry, r IL. rnr u ME Oirsmeuts, 60, &c
Untii lie il;h OF M.cca witi SILL IN the
usual way, va; ~ greatly reCuc'b rTires Ny
cd custoat,.vs ard tnn rubis Sc. eraiy are
invited 10 cone icrwaT,! and supply their
War Is.
The stcrJ VIII also ns !or rent sf'sr .be :0'h
OF Marc". q. II. fLUR,
( 2T--zs- III Wan street.
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AOo'Cs 0TkA y AAbs 40.
Cnr >~~o~e'~~>->>,>--~
I-On Saturday, the Let inst, on Main
a. we5 between Mitchell 4. Ty1er's and
i,n,,. GOLD PURSE,
vuSnsd Gold Chain and 90. The finder
CO.. nesrAily rewarded b leaving it st this
N.1N=from . vsgstabls stall u the
ERss market yesterday morning, .
sns, ", gold p,sce Of d 20; some small
Wi Auvss, and . key. FIVE D JLLA1o
lAvs y! vea and no Questtons asked 4 he
al si, -" 70 the Dispasck ones.
MnlN UP--Essr 1a1o's Bf5d7S. On Il
o., W. march. 6orTei Mare MULk. HAD
s1rpns axen up. . Saddle, without any
Nid MI seo no Bride. The owner can haye
No. a ~ calling on J. Il. H'TOHUOUI.
hyins css an street. proving property, and
KsSS9. 70 e-2ts
ssa.xAY.-l.sf sSS 0oyer11saf 751S7s
IT, =, re 18Th February, 6lack NUN.
nu .s ~ veee1ysd. i've Doilare roVs1X
s@'s Iof 6is delivery . ~,
Fs~.Ss'N' saa Aa'i Qsas,sySSlls..
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DUCK 0AUNTLETS AND vlULiN
u STRINGS
? II dos Nan s'h@avy Back 0auntles;
80 Violin Styirgs
For sale low by
REDWOOD KEACH,
NH - Mai strsre
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n U1lCE. II fsr. yarn al b. 30 ~, 10.
~ Ing OF any Boaa or - S.sn uy -igaae
tuxA 70 IL. w. p, w ,IiNG
nh l-lts
HH E3AT 1x0SA nd. 81 re Es<Ias1
LII ssslA wns 1as's sssaya 8 90 aaa
- tss.s Inn MA IN 6
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~ INFAT1Y NOTICE.
Those wishing to learn the practice Of the SA.
BRE. noun ed or disn ouated exercises, OF Lance
exercise, can hear Of thorough. practical In.
sructor, who was taught h ono Of the first mill.
taxy dspots In Europe. and who served there Tor
como years - a commissioned officer, BY address
Ing H. B." Bex A.
~ CAVALRY Troops In any Fart Of the
State vi be instruet.d In the above-ns med exer.
eisss on immediate application Of thsir Captains.
NH 3-lw
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w II T e D.
=" TO SELL NJ TRANS.
Formerly uaed at the Refinery. Also, . Zoe
riding Mare. and good buggy Horse; Sprir z
Drays; one-horss Spring Wkgon, nearly new,
and 81 ght Carts
Ten negro Mem F01 HtRE-eus Of them
10 Blacksmith.
Apply At ny ofiee, under Ct. Charles Hotel
between tbs hours Of 10 and 12o'clock A. M,
NH Sta OHAH. 7. MORRIHR
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NTACE ARMS,

- BY an act Of the Gen.
sfal Assembly. passed February IL. 1854, 1t Il
made my duty in part to collect all the mus
kets, pistols, rides, and sabree belonging to
tho Sta te Of Virginia from PERSONS IN the city
not in the military service. therefore re.
quest all persons having any such armsin their
possession TO leave them at my once, at tho
Otty Hall, within the next twenty days, a.
the penalty IL heavy for q failure to do no.
TuOS. u. DUDLEY,
nh @t Ssrg't City Richmond.
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w N u b 3 s &.
good, faithful NURSE wanted. None
need apply unless we'll recommended. Apply
to No. 10 Exchange and Ballard House.
S-9,k
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s,tOK r @ADDi.ho As rs, a. ar
g. Hon On Rl~Ax the In - N sch,
ls6. bsir4 shout / close cut my -iecT ana ,usa.
c 81, j Offer far ssis q g OF a-scrim.ct OF 6na
SADDLES, 8~luLES Carriage and buggy
the SsddefY lane.
A. the rau,e me, my une1pEei TERN a
ous- On a-h sire. (, b ,tusei NAN and Cary
sa',. TO co. .nie3c@ st Al O'Clock a "
z. 2x-7S "a T'EHrf EVAN
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: U Is 8 + I r q T Z 3 J..

. D . = D
Any person who wishes q SUBSTITUTE
will ind ono BY iAquiring At the Dispatch
once, or 1t Mrs. Eddins's Boarding House.
None need apply unless no 10 ready TO pay
one thousand dollars In gold, or its eQuivo-
lent. The person who sRsrs Is . soldier more
capable to command than one.half Of the
army. mh1St$
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WA'71D- 1x.rD1Arr1r
Four or Eve
From IA to 1s years Of ago. Inquire Of
CIV. JESSOP, Wire Worker,
NH 6-St* Pearl st., below Gary.
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...s a. III. 70 F.a SELL Al IT, raAss
riding Mare. and good buggy Horse; sprn
Drsys; . one-horss Spring Wagon, nearly new,
Tse negro llx roH HfRE-eus Of them /.
10 Blacksmith.
Apply At ny efhes, undsr Ct. Charles Hotel,
between tbs hours Of loan l2o'clock A. M.
nh 5-n OHAB. 7. MORRIaa.
wv PAINTERS.
Aaods can and employment By applying imns.
MONTAGUE + GATHRIGHT,
Al 4. Themas's Factory,
Nh Site Near Danvills Depot
w A N r e b.
wears supplied with Lamp Black, Males.
'aAd fancy French Soaps, bat want one or two
fsfsEsTyk <: aooa
W. PETERSON 4 CO..
wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
| W1S7ED= rua,r
A good. faithful NURSE wanted. None
| need apply unless we'll recommended. Apply
to No. 10 Exchange and Ballard House.
Four or i've
B o 7 s,
From IA to Is years Of ago. Inquire Of
| CIV. JESSOP, Wire Worker,
NH 6-St* Pearl st., below Gary.
W1r1hD- svBsr1rurrs
Prices much higher.
Healthy men, young and old, Of good cha
| racter, and non residents OF Virginia. Mono
others need aDplY.
NH 5-h Z. D. EACHO.
w SUBSTITUTES,
For which the highest
NH Gee< 18th and Dock SITS.
w ONE THOUSAND DOLLARs.
SUBSTITUTE for an Artillery OF Ca.
VARY company can be procured for the above
sum by addressing "A.N. DRkW," Dispatch
ONCE. He is . non resident of tho State.
NIB lite
WAN1ED-Thres su,sr,r,7rra
who will be paid literally.
DAVIS q HGTUHINsON Stable,
On Franklin, between l4th and 18Th St.
NH s-2ts
w ANTED-T6s 9ofes q the
ONxON On NA OE xENN EASO356
and PLANTEkH hank OF TENN ESSEE.
Highest price paid for Gold and Silver.
4. T. FOSTER L 90.
Banking and Exchange Omce2
Of r. T. FosfSR 4 Co.,}
Richmond, Va. NH 5-3t&
wv ANTED -Asy psrsse wisai,g.
" bUBBr1fUrE
On obtaia one b. Addressing Boz lo6t. Post
O0ss, stating what III y willing 10 pey also
what comp 'Sy they wisA y teis. N 12s
In private fAmiiy Or .privats boarding
ho1so for Q eoatlemaA, Vi1e ana CHILD. Al.
dress Boz llo4. City Post. Once.
nh S-lts
TN1NTED-8UbST lfOTDt
w FOR TIE War.
o5oo sseh Will b paid for IL Subs titassa I
prefer paying the amount TO he eoldssr WAe
oubst,tutss and no paEt 70 an - mt Ae0ysss
NH 5-3.s BOX eSi. Post O0eo.
EUK s 4 La 6SaaIlfnl 6laci STAE.
LION. four pears old. etands The roar
ofcanDon and the roll OF WuseetEy. Gan %
wen 90 LAWS i autchtn(ea'0 otshtess FRANK.
Ii9s bstvees .N.h as6 {lta strcat
Al eest'i wssaSi hssses tlesIA IN
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SSiLnLUhD fAklEtIts.
4 THIS tvAN!Na. HAEuH 5. 1909.
The do.nrst!c Drama of
VIII. W GIPSh.
Fayorite az { b. .....-..... Mss NJ Psstiagtoa-
Aud b MHUUZ -:AG
- % v. gre ,m- .A7
sc ETNUF ULiTAN HALL
~ flp1 Jsst's. AbrreE0s
ialso Prophet r OF 'ns Il a1smy OF WUSlcs
NcW Or!eans, ouisiann)
fUUH1a WEgK.
BARRY MACsErhY
TIE acknowledged iavorite Ct the S0nth,
Author III the
"Bo; ME B'ue Flag"
The SOinuteer,
.stars ana Rars,"
.'SIisscUri,"
''Scott 1&riaX TIE tlsth,"
and othrr popular ,t.unai ,toGg assisted
by MISS i.OTTiE E5rElLE,
Will give hts pefsclcti.n Concerts rs above.
ES Charge o. progts.m ne every night.
COMMISSION 30 ceafs slEt!c zen al Il sci ys nte
half pgjce. Reserved ssa's rs cent?
LEE nALLOKY,
fe aS-St Acting ARnaRef.
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We are supplied with Lamp Black, Nales.
'aAd fancy French Soaps, bat want one or two
ether Pereons to try the unequalled
L1N1MENT-Rock's Good Samaritan,
". PETERSON CO.,
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PIGMENTS, IOE, HCIrSEHOLD FURNI.
TuHE. &o.--At the requrst Of Charles II.
Rhodes, Esq who has recently cold his farm,
we shall cell at punlic auction, ut his resi-.
dence In Chesterfield ccnuty, one half mile
March. 1852, at II O'Clock A. M the follow
Ing articles of personal property o n "a d firm
viz: SIX hae young Enls>, twenty head Cat.
tie, (Ayrshire breed: com prisius Mitch Cows,
Oxen, Heifers, &c; u parcel Ut H e and
SAoais; the crops OF Norn. Fold r. Straw,
Sbeaf Oats, Hay. Bran, Browns UT &C =
Also. the conHnts OF 40 Ice House; all The
Farming I'm plems rs, including W. gons,
q Parcel Of excellent Hot use h. III Furniture.
1Ysns.-All sums under ol0O, cash over
that anosnt, : NOS us credit, for approval
endorse6 negotiable paper.
~ 0tMlDIN Z ApPERSON. Auc.s.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24
Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. M.

New YoRK, Feb. "a. The Worlds WASH
ington dispatch says there is no doubt of an i'm
portant onward movement on the Potomac soon.
and the cry of mud will not be offered as be-
ing cause of detention
The Times Washington dispatch says, it is
stated that the President will tomorrow send
communication to the Senate, proposing Gen.
Scott as Commissioner to Mexico, to REPRESENT
the interests Of the United STATES in the present
complication of that country with foreign pow
ers.
Col. Corcoran will be made Brigadier Gen
eral on his return
The Committee of Conference on the Treas.
ury note bill met on Saturday, but did not at
tempt to settle the points of difference.
The Herdlds Washington despatch says
impression prevails that the rebels have eyacu
aled Cockpit Point, and perhaps they have dis
mantled the batteries below, as severa vessels
have recently passed in broad daylight ithout
being fired at
BALTIMORE, Feb. a. The Old Point boat
has arrived. She left there yesterday. She
brings fourteen released officers including Col.
Wood of the l4th New York Regiment, wound
ed at Bull run.
Col. Wood was paroled and had the liberty of
moving about the city of Richmond previous to
leaving. lie was at the Inauguration of jeff
Davis, and says there was no enthusiasm what
ever. Hardly cheer could be raised.
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Mails in Montpelier.


SOUTHERN and EAsrERNlmail closes at las q. ar
ryies at sis p.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3.45 p. arrives
at 9.l5
NIGHT MAIL for Boston and New York closes at 900
O'CLOCK P NJ.
All matter for these mails must be in the office before the
time of closing, to go the same day.
BARRE mail arrives Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at s.l5 a M: departs day arrival Of South
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. m. departs
daily at 400 a.
DANv1LLE arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
at O'Clock, a.. m. departs days at IL O'Clock
p. m.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$3.50 r. departs Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 9.45 a. m.
HYDEpAKK, by Worcester and Emore, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p. departs
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 100 p. leaves alternate days arrival of
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times a week.
OFFICE FROM 700 A. M. to.s.eO P. NJ.
JAMES G. FRENCH, ?. NJ.
Montpelier Nav 1891
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FROM TENNESSEE.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 20.
To The Hon. Gideon Weles, Sec of the Nary
We have possession of GAINESVILLE. The citi-
zens being alarmed, two. thirds of them have
fled, and having expressed my views and nten-
tons to the Mayor and Hon. c. johnson, at their
request have issued a PROCLAMATION assuring
all peaceably disposed persons that they may
with safety resume their business avocations, re-
curing only the military stores and equipments
to be given up and holding the authorities re-
sponsible that this shall be done without reser-
walton. | left Fort Donelson yesterday and took
possession and hoisted the Union flag at Clarks-
vile. A Union sentiment manifested itself as
we came up the river. The rebels have re-
treated 10 Nashville, having set fire, against the
rmonstranceso of the citizens to the splendid rail-
rad bridge across the Cumberland river.
returned to Fort Donelson to-day for an
other gunboat and six or eight mortar boats,
with which propose to proceed up the Cum
berland The rebels all have terror of the
gunboatS. One of them a short distance above
Fort Donelson had previously fred an iron roll
ngmill belonging to Hon. John Bell, which
had been used by the rebels.
(Signed) A. II. FooTE,
Flag Officer Commaning Naval Forces in West
ern iDaterS.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery,, March .serm
WASHINGTON COUNTY. A. D. 1862.

STATE OF VERMONT In Gh,sssry March erm
vs.. Charles Reed OF Montpelier, have
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill Of complaint, stating
in substance thai the said oliver Ellis the 9Th day Of
April, A. D. 1858, indebted to Peter Hatch in
the Of $780, for the balance Of the purchase money
prcmssory notes signed by said Ellis and payable to
said Hatch order with interest annually one Of said
notes for $780, payable Oct TO- 1885, for 5000 paya-
BILE April 10, 1885, snd for $500, payable Oct. 10,
1852 And in order to the payment OF same the
said Ellis by his deed of bargain and sale dated the day
and aforesaid conveyed to the said Hatch the fol-
lowing described land in Mddlesex in the County of
No. Eeveo in the fourth division Of lots said town,
drawn to the original right Of David Moehouse; that
said Hatch had assigned and transferred said mortgage
deed and Endorsed said to the orators and praying
for the foreclosure of the equity of redemption Of the
premises;
sides out of this State that subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in pursuance of the provisions of
the Compiled Statutes, Chap 81 Sec 81 notice is hei eby
given to the said Oliver Ellis, and he is hereby required
to appear before the Court af Chancery to be hol
den at the Court Honse in Montpelier in said County Of
Washington the second Tuesday of March next, be-
ing the first day Of the stated term of the Court of
Chancery in said County, and make answer to said bill
of complaint and abide such direction and decree
therein as to said Court shall meet and the COM
plainant in said bill directed to ta order to
be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County three weeks sue
cessvely the last publication to be at least twenty days
previous to the said second Tuesday Of March next
Dated at Montpelier, in said County, this 4th day of
February, A. d. 1862.
LUTHER NEWCoMB, Clerk.
HEATON h REED, Solicitors for Orators.