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MANURE! MANURE!

The undesgne desire to call 'Ihe attention of The
Agricultural community TO their
Phosphate Fertilizer,
winch has given much satisfaction to Farmers and
Ohers III ulieTtnI sections OF the country Ihn il Is
cohhuently recommended as one of the BEST MANUREs
ever offered TO the public. PrcO $1,000 per TON of
2OOO lbs. We also Manufacture
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
which. as its name imports. is composed Of Meat Bone
ana Olial from the Slaughter House. combined with
o'her materials, rendering valuable aud chesp ar.
McIe, we'll adapted To promote the growth Of Corn
roaloes and Vegetables generally. Prce only S2j
3T Super-fne GROUND BONE warranted pure
fHce S3j per Ton. Address
TASKER & CLARK,
SW. Cor. Eighth at h Washington Avenue Phila
6yThe above FertI.Izers Tor sale by w. F. y +. o
Culbreth, Dover; N. Il Unie' wood Smyrna, bel.
mh6.3m
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Ayers Cherry pectoral.

FoR THE RAPID CURR OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarsene,s.
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So vide is the field Of its usefulness and so nm.
nerous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons nub-
hey kno"n; who have been restored from alarming
ana even . desperate diseases of the lungs BY iIs
use. When once tried, its superiority over everv
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to esespo
observation, and where its virtues are known. tbs
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
iCr the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been disca-ded. tLis
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefts
On the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too Fctnarkable 20
be forgotten. 4S "
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THE UNION" HOTEL.

Arch street, below Third. PHILADELPHIA,
UPTON S. NEWCOMER
Am. Proprietor.
W Tbs Hotels centrai-COnv venient by Passenger
Cars oil paris OF the city, and in every particular
adapted 70 the comforts and wants Of the business
public. -
~ Terms Sl''o per day sepI2-ly
1000 bbIs, Spoiled Fish,
ForMANURE. APplyto E. WILMER.
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New Card PhOtOrraphs.


| New Card photographs nav ready as below.
ALL % CENTS EACH.
New Catalogues. with great additions, gratis on
application. Mailed 10 any address "
%J"naihan % Dymond, Professor Longfellow,
William Allen, Mrs LouqielI3yv
i . F"1, llOngleliOw' : Children,
Geolge & F"h' Wendell Phillips.
James Tease, John Brown
Hht'eY, Horace Greeley
samuel Gurney, Chnrles Sumnpr
Eliza Gurney, L.ovd t,srr,.,,,
Julia Clarke, Ruler Dale Ouon
Iosii', J1 r"rS'cr' General Fremont,
John Ilodgkm, Mrs FreInnnt'
Elias Hicks, Prcs,d.nI I 1T
LucretIa Mott, ScrretYr,, S,o,.,,'
. vi., I'm, Bishop Claiming Moore,
. ~, Vs. nm Battle of AusterlIIZ
Theodore Parker Emrress Ennon;a '""o' >
,ri' r'e 1IlNeoi o ne" fark"r. DIR Cnsper Morris,
~ "e "raVe OF + rankin. DR.. Muller
i''"'hiS I tOpe' Judge Story,
Miss G NJ Sedgwlck, Mrs James Mad,sop
Gaeo. NJ Ii;' ,i"u'Soh'
'''O'hs bluule' Mrs. TrOupe
@ 1"',thoh' - Bishop Meade,
"e"ree rahcls Tram, General Nci IeIan.
oS9tle'ai Purimlde, Commodore FOOIe.
. - H,o' none Florence Nightingale.
General Buell. GenaI,I f:rn,t
neheral HalIeck, General McClernnnd.
ParsOn BrOwnlUw, Rev. A Seiss d. ID
New style PhOlogra nh Abums the most elegant as.
sOrthent IN the country.
JAS. s. EARLE 4 SON,
CArIe staCrIes and LnOkng Glass Warerooms,
"yo''m No SIG Chestnut street. Philad'a
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sT. LOUIS HOTEL,
Chestnut street, above Third.

PHILADELPHIA,
IN In lhs immediate neighborhood Of the Jobbng
Banks. Pust Office, Merchants, Erchangs e. o.
80 BOARD PER DAY. $3.50
Accommodation when required ON lhe EIIROpRAN
rLAN; Rooms from 30 cents anc upwards per day.
aaa Meals a. Fmsr-CLAss Restaurant alinciied 10
tAs aotsL fHceBccording to the bills of Fare
s5- fhe City Carr take Passengers from snv s,o,;o,
TO or CLOSE TO the Hotel :" ' S'.'''" 1"
gvEnglsh' French. German and Spanish spoken
lYZ5if So - %. 80 1T FF'' 'P"'NS"
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3T Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaiord
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington.
Passengers tor Dover may leave Baltimore at | O5
p NJ. and proceed same evening
E. q. SEWALL, Jr,
Sup't Del. Bai!road
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People Doing 4

Ihe American people are intelligent enough to an.
Precia'e preparations that nIihuie so uucb ,o liz
nipphess OF those using them. and they Nanl them
se'y aII Ofihgs us ietiers spne ordering the Treu
ite on Ieeth SOME The Neura ga PIasters ana nnt
~" FL. '''i. 81 ceuts pr The Moutn N,sh. 10 be
se'L ~ mail "'t 10 those We are compelled 10 reIy
! 'Ha' 'S 'osS'ble 10 send half plGt houe by mail
t.rut ''"'O ~tIt supply
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ASPARAGRASS, GIAl
Roses i'm VARIETY

H9DAHIIAs.--13O select varieties. tor whirb I Was
awarded special pr, MUM by The Agrculiu: sI Soc
ETY. OF New Castle county, fail of 1861 Also pr. m.
nn ior the best collection VI Choice Pears
For Prices ard description Of fruits send for De.
scrirtIve Catalogue, gratis.
&J-All kinds OF trees aud plants can e orler,d by
mail.
All trees and plants warranted true 10 name
0SrOrders cum be left al TINES Office
RANDOPH PETERS.
IeoNo-'m NeMnrk. Del.
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PREPARED BY
DE. D. e.. AVER & co.

j. r: h"ffecker, Smyrna d. +. Burton, Do.
yer; 81. M. Stevenson, FELTON,; w. F.. Know.
les, Frederlca; Thomas Simpson, Camden r.
+: Hammersley, Milford, f.. Brioghurss g. Co.
wilmington. and Dealers everywhere.
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Advertisements.
THE GREAT
INDIAN HERBAL TEA!
For Females.
DIR. ENGLISH $ INDIAN
Vegetable :llumenagoGue

''''lllNIitt5O5iC.
MS Celebrated Female Medicine possesses vIrtues
unknown Ut any hing else of The kind and nrovig
ec'ua alter all others have iaIled is pre porrd n
an " Indian Herb peculiar to nOthern NIexicn and
eAas anu Is used by the natives in producing the
mohth'y sickness. IL Is designed for both married
ahd single ladies, and is the very best thing known
or he purpose. as 1t will remove all Ohstructlons a
Ter all Other remedies have been tried in vain IL is
P'euSahI IeH' containing nothing injurious TO health
d''n ~ cure can ne lelled upon all cases.
Fro'alSus Uteri or falling of the Womb; Floues
Aipns or Whites; ; Chronic inflammation, liberation
oi The Womb; incidental Hoinorugc, or Flooding and
diseases OF The Spine
ST Ladies IN the early stage Of pregnancy are cam
TONED against the use of tins tea es II will pruuce
miscarriage.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny
DIX. u. w. ENGLISH, No. 2l6 S. Second at j.,
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Price 81 90 per package with full directions Tor use)
sent ny mail or Express TO any address.
Dr. f.. can be consulted in all obstinate Female
COMPLAINTS IN person or by letter and will furnish
the Gulia-percha Female Syringe-hig.ly rccommen.
ded Ivy The Faculty Io married ladies Or special pur
pOscs.
Also Redical Cure and other Trusses-Imn,ol ed
R"arv ami Spin e Abdominal Suppurters-S .i,
Braces ElastIc aud Lace SnckIugs- Spinal ar
iuS Tor " eak AMI Curved SpIne-and lnsIrumot "a l.
IL Determines. large stock of the above -t,Itl..
onstantiy ON hand, and will he FURNISHED n. .o.s.
ates by sending order with measurment and Am ,,..-
lcularS.
%TAll communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL EsFor
lurIher particulars please Address
DR. q. w ENGLISH
2IG South Second ST.. below Dock
PhlludelphIa. Pa
gSTl have agents. ,.,,,- IT,
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LuANCE FOR ACENVS

a. ~ agents Can make IL srLai fortune IN ca irving
s a. ','eleS .e "ouiu 10 in'hIiIeS The DLSIAL TGEA
curry AROUND Send Tor one aud see .r better =, .l,
Leh' which we viii sell, samples. for -. AgemIs
uPPien lD"fIily "ilh circulars. 21- Now is The Inn.
~ ~ :" .''S me bhsiness. AMI hO good and make n ,r,
Ut. w" are spending thousands ior the benrGt ~
aseh. Ne" England men and women he re Is some
'h9 hiee' anu clance ~ take the tide Al n. 0nnJ
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MN. Il. Hurd e. Co.

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New YoRY.
~ y tS,'.lances S may be made with confidence, w
E:iihth; President Farmers and s'B,nt R,,as
iyn 10 JOY 'Coe u Go New York; 10 p. r. RaT"nm
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sFnat will DIR. iIurd's Remedies
Effect !

nr iin-q's Mouth Wash aud Tooth Powder will
cieahse me mouth from ali IuuI eAlnailons and ii
u'eu IN the morning viii make the breakfast las :.
s"eeier and The day begin more piea,,ntIv HIM
GIeWan. So
or. iiuris Mouth Wash and T..th p,,yde, ,,,i,i
give Young indies u finest charm IA Aomo,,-.,
S"eet breath and pehrly teeth. rty them, ia,irrs
s!' hurI hpuh Ni>i aud ruuth Powder are the
'NI' h'Epfo"'e"NiH The World icrcung BAD BRrATH
~" giving "TmIfss aud health to The ms linn
nteus "l fis'sSt D'e t5- 5'ec;ling iums Soe Month
.'"hN"r C. ha e oeen cured Dy DR.. ilurds aslrn
grht lash
~ ihrt '"nth Wash and rnDh Powder give 81 n
@ az y, 'Hai 1p1fm II c""rfslr5, and make husbands
gree ''s !" tleir wives ana to their hus-
oa'"i' tn shpa'! ne used hy every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
.rhlch re liable 20 inpart a taint TO the mouth
u. Hnrl's !...'h h'cne Drops cure Toothache
arising ir"n * Ell srr,rs aud are the best frien dis
mat parents can have IN the house to save 1L,Ir c
"i'oE W re. aud themselves from loss Ol seep
eLh sy naataeiiC = tier =
FARMERS aud N,ECnASiLs! YOU cannot will sA,rd
=" Sec your teeth Fora 'rlh ng you can now
get Than "n"h Rniiscfll Tor A.or ,an
gst nothing better. kemenhrriiiqt DYSPEPSi and
%.IHNSO Mt WON OF THE LUNGS often originate m
NgiTCt oi Ieeth. Send for the Treatise en- Ieeti and
ssesu ~ Firb obseF.Gi t..is suhect "A Ion
childrens teeth. 'Ou'
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Df. Hurd'S Neura gia Non-Adhesiye Plasters
arc tue most pleasant aud successful remedies ever
prescribed i'r ih's painful disease The pat,ent an
Ples Qhe 'nd S9on h"cOmes DR. .wsy E.II a.leep ard
awAAes Tree from PAM and blister or other unoIea
saH' % lj"ri1n' Goa 'e4uences ensue. For Earacte
anu Nervous Headache apply according To 4 recti,ns
an relief will surely follow No,h1ng ran h' L
"a equal to DR. ilurds Compress for Neural ala, Trv
mem. lhey arc enlIrciy novel, curious and or,g!
t'eI @ Ptertra't-h and wonderfully successful Thev
are Ol Two sizes, one small, for the lace rcs : c
sad Ihe other large for application to the body nrIce
S.. .; 1~ WI be matted on receipt Of pnce al one
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GENUsNE ARTICLE.

Our super Phosphate OF Lime not changed IN ,is
chTa'er every season. hut what II purports 10 he
uni"n III lis chemical constituents and aiMays TO he
| relied on. 10y . " NC
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PRoC1 EDivGs ~ THE COURTS

NaV0y'S C0Nrt.-Y esterday morning the FOL
lowing cases were disposed Of by the Mavor
Mary Walden, charged with keeping disor
DERBY house of bad name, and disturbing hel
neighbors. 3was required to give 500 security
for her good behavior.
Ella brapan, Rose Fitzpatrick. and Maria
Cam, for keeping a dis0rderiy house AZ the cor
ner of 10Th and Main streets. Were dismissed
on promising to leave that part OF the city.
HDnora Barrett, for causing a nuisance on
the lot Of L len Whittingham, was fined s.
The eases ot Michael Walls aud VIM j. Ne
Cary. for He~;,uly!n1 and heating Patrick Stat
terry, were postponed unlii lhis morning.
BARNEY iicN.Iaee ANA Two other irl3hmen.
arrested several DAYS ago for lighting III The
street. We're sent io-tbtIF company.
Daniel Walsh, accused Of .Aouting ii John
Head, Was discharged.
Y,siiag< C.u,t-i esier)ay. Austin Con
ley, indicted iyr felony, who has been at large
upon bail fer sometime past, appeared for trial
before this Court. and while the officers of the
Court were busy about the selection Of Jury
he quietly left the Court room unobseryed,
and has not since been seen
Jas. Brown, also indicted for felony. was
tried and acquitted.
The trial OF Frederick Miller. indicted for
felony, has been postponed until the next
term
Attachments We're issued against several
Witnesses for falling to appear when required.
and the Court then adjourned until 10 clock
this morning,
The Governor has now under consideration
seven recommendations t. his mercy, made by
luries during the present term Of the Court
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Yankee Prisoners. - The Southern cars
brought to this city at Z O'Clock last night $50
Yankee prisoners, from Charleston, Sontii
Caroliua They were carried TO the Libby
Prison. The city gas not beng lit at the time,
an opportunity was afforded them of slipping
by the guards unobserved had any of them felt
SO disposed. Feeling assured however, that
thew were on their way home and that this
proceeding, even if successful, would retard
the operation, none of them appeared disposed
20 try it. Notice was received yesterday at
the {. y Prison that 800 Yankees had arrived
nj the Junction on the Danvlie Railroad from
Lynchburg, en- route to Richmond. by the
time the flag of truce gets ready to start, it is
probable tha, there will be thousand men to
send down the river.
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DIED,

At the residence of his brother IN law. w. +.
Grabau. after an iilness of three months, THOMA6
WAGNER WALKER. aged 80 years and months.
son of the late Joshua and Mary f. Walker, OF
Baltimore.
The funeral will take place this "wednesday,
morning at 10 o'clock, from the residence OF W. f.
titahau on 9th street
fFy' baltimore papers please copy.
On Tuesday e yening. Both September, VIRGINIA
MAY. Youngest dau ghter oi Martin r. and Octavia
Alley, aged months
The funeral will take place at his father resi-
derce. on 18th street, this "Wednesday ev ming at
81 o'clock The friends and relations OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
In smithfield, lsle Of Wight county. on Tuesday,
the I'd Of September, ANNA CELE3TiA, wie Oh
john D. Chalmers, aud daughter Of James and Ann
Scott, aged u years.
Cy' Petersburg Express will please copy
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(1bStrlarIcA.

Died II, camp, near Drewry's Bluff, Va. on Sep
tenber Ri. Capt BENZ. r. WILLIAMSON Co O.,
III N. G. battalion.
Seldom have we heen called upon to record the
death Of a friend under sadder circumference
The morning of the 25,h found him well, enjoying
the prospect Of long and useni life; or, 1t OF an
early death one met in the service Of his country.
But how soon was a gloom cast over himself his
company, and the entire command whist put
ting on his boots he unfortunately shut up spider
in one of them, which. by frequent stings, infused
Al cient poison into his sy stem to produce desih
within la hours despite all the efforts of our sur.
seou 10 couuteract It, Amongst his associates and
acaua ntances no other evidence OF II warm attach
ment was needed thaG to witness the irrepresslble
outhursts eff poignant grief upon the announce
nont that be must die. The highest testimony to
his ficiency aud popularity with his company Is,
that while insensble and indeed, in the very throes
OF death AS soon appeared he WAS elected to the
captaincy irom subordinate position previously
held in it, To the battalion and all friends OF their
country one of the noblest soldiers is lost 1t is a
warning to all of tina uncertainty of our tenor OF
lfe that, lin the midst of life, we in death "
May we. his fellow soldiers, initiate his virtues and
avoid whatever faults he may have had.
81 a FRIENp.
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ANOTHER CCUETERF EiT.-The Augusta GA J
ChrOItCIe notices d counterfeit bill of the
green colo7ed Issue Of September I'd. The engrav-
ing of the counterfeit is inferior 10 the genuine
the portrait of MIR Memmipger IN the e-Itre being
badly done. II the genuine are iettered Il in two
places--the counterfeit has the j once. The words
For Tleesuer' following the signature in the gen.
une are left out of the counterfeit The tres in the
circles on the left hand of the genuine are omitted
in the spurious and wherever they appear in the
latter are coerser than in the genuine. The en-.
gravers Dsne does not appear on the counterfeit -
There are many other points Of difference, but the
above gu fiicient to put the community On their
guard
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EV SPECIAL NOTICE The attention of the
trade Is called to our large sale Of Dry Goods, com
mencing THIS MORNING., at 10 o clock, at the
store OF Mr. Thomas ID. QuarIes 2a9 Broad street
The assortment il very large and desirable and will
ba Closed without reservo.
oc lit KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts
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DH<''h From LlscoLs.-ou Monday las,
Aiaeo'n sent the following dispatch l., his lom, .,
1psingasld.
1s Hon j. X. Dubou;
4. WxsatfoIos' Sept. lo--3P NJ. nov consider
great victory over tie great rebel srmv Ia Mar =.
80. bstwsss Frederick and Hsxsr.sown. r. l.
oo~ pwsuipS ~ AyiDs forces A. Lisoola, :.
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u.OCAL NJ ATT 8 n B.

Daring Oatyase--On last Sunday night
canta;p Robert Hazlett belonging to the Wise
Legion. waAkuocked down, while walking on
broad street, and 30 severely wounded that
he is now lying in a critical condition at a pr'
yate residence His wound is lacerated con
fusion upon the right temple The perpetrator
of this outrage is unknown.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE-SALE OF MANU-
FAUTURED TOBACCO.-We. ssk the attention
of buyers to our sale of Manufactured and smok
Ing TOBACCO and GIG AIRS, to take place At our
Warehouse. en- Governor street, THIS MORNING
at 10 o'clock.
We shall exhibit samples. representing large lots
of flne grades SUMNER s. BURRESS,
oc lit Auctioneers.
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Denies the Relationski p-Captain John
Brown. Of the 10Th Ohio Volunteers, captured
by our army at Shepherdstown and now a
prisoner here denies einphaiically the relation
ship said to exist by several of the papers
Yesterday morning between himself and Old
John Brown of Harpers Ferry. He never
SAW that ancient worthy, does not know his
son. John Brown. Jr. and did not enter his re-
gilnent as a Captain, but WAS promoted from
lieutenant. We make this explanation be-
cause a number of our citizens yesterday ap
piled for permission to see Capt Brown, who
were necessarily refused he not being the right
man..
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nRUGS, DRUdS-A lot Of frssh and reliable
L. Medicines for sale by X w. POWERS. co...
alsting in part Of Sub. Nitrate Bsmuth, Spirits n
tro. Cod Liver Oil, Powd. Opium. Sulph. AospAla,
iron BY hydrogen, Iodide Potash. Aerrips1 Dens
Mass, Nitrate Silver, Mercurtai Ointment. PoW0.
Socxtrine Aloes. Extract Jalap. Gum CampAos. end
many other articles which have BEEN very scoReo
In this market For sale 81 reasonable prtoaA
VTHsMfFU0E, SALTS. kc.-S groaa TaAso.
" stocks ysrmifugs kpsom Salts, Caster o.;
Uaasd Lye spices. whole and ground God -
sngSnspt for sale BY loo Ii r. ". pOWn1A
G0AkA MAlR UkVSHES. kc.--A aaA saeest
D n~At st SoApA Hair Brushes, Cvmhs Na.r Oils-
P0a16hsA TeOtA 1fusAsA me Cs0AR ToeAA M.
'dssa -. tos sab4by teeu = W. S0W0o4
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FENWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Kan
1 away from Mr. Nathaniel August, at Ashland.
Hanover conuty. sbou, three weeks ago, Negro
Woman named MARTHA about IS years DID, Of
gingerbread color, fla, face rather iimberj .wed,
bad ee.h of ordin AIRY size. and emaraabv sbfewd.
She was raised By old afr. Norment. of Hanover
and may be in that vicinity: but she is most likely
in Richmond passing herself of "a II Tree negro
washer and foner We will give &a0 and the law
full fee $50 for her delivery to Iii in Richmond
GEO WATT a co.
N.B-A good House Seryan: GIRL for hire.
lE-ts
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ASFohIIoNAENr OF The DIFFERENT STATES
I's following is the apportiopment OF tho militia
% drafted into the service of the United States
Government, under the recent reputation Of ,ba
President for $4,000 militia MEN from tho
etAtes - follows
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Ia 1rsable-Jason Brightwell, member
OF Aliens Artillery Battalion, Company &C"
was arrested last nigh; by detective of the
Eastern District on complaint entered by
Miles Amber that prisoner, with others, came
to bis honse, ten miles below the city, en- Mon
day, and by threats and pretending they Were
Confederate officers. made Mrs. Amber give
into their possession valuable double barrel
fowling piece He was locked up in Castle
Thunder. and will be turned over TO the civil
to-day for examination
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~ HAVING made collections in Granville
- county for the building of a gunboa. for the
defence of the coast of North Carolina (Which en-
terprise has been abandoned, snd the money re-
turned to me TO he disposed of in the most useful
planner) l do herewith enclose to the Y. NJ G..
Association at Richmond, niIetytiye (so) dollars,
be applied for the relief Of the sick and wounded
soldiers from North Caroliua
ISABELLA B. vENABLE.
Brownsville Sept. 29th, 1862 &C lit
~ Petersburg Express copy one time.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of The where
| aoouts OF MARTIN LYNCH, of Company Z
w hest battalion lis has not been heard frcln
since March lst l962. Any person who can e We
Information of lin 10 his distressed wife will please
- co. ut 'Ag corner Of Clay sud Adams is, Rich
moat. address, H. NJ jones' Richmond Fhay
viii be literally rewarded for the same.
&C -tt> ANNA M LYNCH
r. PRIVATE q. II. ROGERS, Go. b, (Rich-
a mond auzzars.l is in this city, hs will hear
'oaletltnG TO his advantage by addressing Ak I.
g. II this Office. oc LIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESTHk BEAUTIFUL FARM Of 40 acres, ON
the Plankroad called WEST VIEW,' four miles
from Richmond, to be sold at Auction, THIS DAY,
at one O'Clock, snd valuable Real Estate in Man.
chester At three o'clock The special attention OF
this public IL called to the sale OF the beautiful Farm
located ~ above. now occupied by HI. Edw'd Nc.
Cornell. to take place On the premises TO DAY,
a, l O'Clock, and Of very valuable Real Estate In
Manchester at ) o. clock See auction head.
oc lit GODDIN n APPERSOS, Aucts. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01
nEAL ESTATE EOgs SALE

TWO FARMS IN CULPErER FOR SsLE.--
The subscriber Will sell his FARMS il Cul'
pepper county, easy terms The one on which
he resides Elegantly improved, contsi0s nine hun
dred and tifyGix acres OF land the other six nun
dred They are well waeEed, aud mostly ct IN
grasses aud clover The buildings ample and
commoious, and in good Conjition-crcharCs bear
tng-'imbsr and frewo0d adeIuate Tor ali de.
manis for plantation purposes. The country
',ealthy-noish 1orilooa pleasant -chure hes couve
nient-postrot three miles distant-r abroad six
mil s--cour house nice miles
The subs criber, nov at home, invites & close in
spection Of these Farms. He viii reply promptly
to letters addressed 10 him AT steyensburg. Cui-
pepper county. We.
&C l--d2aw iw' JOHN TAYLOR.
I AND FOR SAIL IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
1 Foo yale go acres Of fine wheat and tobacco
LAMP, = miles from Campbell Court House III
convention distance Of lie Lypcbhurg and South Side
Railroad having on ii d Dwelling House and cut.
houses suitable foi small family. grest hai
gain viii be sold to e<.riv applicant. Address
j. III. COBBS, ESQ, Lynchburg.
% l--dlmS
<A8M FOR SALE.--A ye.y desirable ! arm,
withid tHo aud halt III es OK Riehaoud. 1t
consists OF about thirty Of cleared land most
of it in cultivation, With coed Dwelling and out
houses, and orchard and fences in hne condition
The neigtborhood is uneAceptionehle. Address
Box 40, Richmond Post Office DC l-2t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01
MARIxIHD,

On the 29th September by thu Rev. Dr.. Bennett
N. L. GREEN. Of vicksburs. Miss, and Mrs V!k
GINA n. FARQUHAR Of this city.