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The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-12
Caution !!

VNHE UNDERSIGNED WARNS ALL PER
II sons from crediting Hesther F. Mendels on my
account, as will not be responsible for the same
representing herself my wife, without any title to
the same JAMES \. TRAIN0R.
Cherokee Flat, Butte Co., april ?6th 1852.
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IL regard to Republicanism and Secession
ism it is difficult if not impossible to decide
which is the father and which is the son.
lLouisritle ,Eo-rrnal
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Notice..

ENHE SUBSCRIBERS hereto do declare it to be
II their intention TO organize a company to con
>truct Turnpike Road, having its termni at the
town Of Orovle- IN Butte County State OF Califor-
MIA, and point on the Laporte and MarysvilN
road, al or near what is known as the Woodyille
House, in Huba county, in said State.
The general route of said road to be from the
said town of Oroville to what is known as the Buff
falo Ranch, thence TO what is known as the Robin
son NH, thence TO its eastern terminus, at said
point Of intersection with said Laporte and Marys-
vile road.
SAID subscribers hereby designate Friday the
30th day Of May. \. D. ls62 at the hour Of /? NJ.
a the time, and the town Of Orove as the place OF
meeting Of the subscribers hereto for the purpose Of
forming preliminary organization Of sad CON
pauy.
j. l. Game. J. NJ. Brock
j. 3. McChesney, Geo. Faulkner
a. Lewis. W W Hobart
A Goldstein, :. Roseubaum,
NJ h. Darraeh, John Lyte.
l. J. jenkins, Frank johnson.
Or0ville. May 10th. 1852.
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Probate Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the estat,
N Of Henry Heidrick decd. iata of R9tte "a.
Cal. viii present them properly avoucbed, to III,
undersigned, IN OrOville, within ten months from
tins date, or they VIII be forever barred.
VAN ORDEN.
OroTille, Fen sth, I.62. fsw4
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NOTICE.

WELLS. FARGO & Co,
New York and Cal. Express and Exchange Co.
SAN Francisco OFFICE, May 9th, ls62.
The offer of reward of seven thousand dollars for
the recovery Of the money and five thousand dollars
for the arrest and conviction Of the parties engaged
in the robbery Of our Express at or near Chico on
the Shasta road in June 1850 is hereby withdrawn.
WELLS, FARGO i co.
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Justices Summons.

&TATE OF CALIFORNIA IN JUSTICES
- Court, Chico Township, in and for the County
of Butte.
The People of the State of California send greet
ing to Sterling Stagg.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my Office in the Township of Chico in the county
of Butte, on the 2lst day of May D. ls62, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. to answer unto the complaint OF S. X.
Thomas, who sues to recover the sum of one hun
dred and ninetyone and eleven one hundredths dol
lars which he Is due him for cash paid TO your
orders, and for hay and taking care of stock, when
judgment Will be taken against YOU for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 2sth day of April. a.
D. 1862. J. W. SHOOK,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
II is hereby ordered that the above Summons be
published for three successive weeks in the Butte
Record. J. W. SNOOk. j.. P.
April 2Sth, 1852.
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Probate Notice.

THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE HUGH
u GANLY. deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their demands, properly avouched to the IN
dersigned in Orovile within four months. and if
not presented within ten months, they viii be for
ever barred.
Orovile, March I'D 1852.
Ivan ORDEN.
mh22t4 Pub. Admir- Butte Co. Cal
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY PUR
Il chased all the interest OF W ". Hobart in the
Book Store Of a. 6. Simpson. The business will be
conducted as heretofore, under the name and style
OF A. G. Simpson.
THOS. CALLOw.
OEoville. May Isl, lss.
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PATENT WIRE ROPE

WHY'RE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected, and material
furnished.
Having heen constantly engaged in the erection
of Wire Suspension bridges and Aqueducts for
some years past. we are fully prepared to do such
work satisfactorily at low figure, and to Gudran-
tee Pefmdnency.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find
it greatly to their advantage to give call before
deciding to build wooden structures, the recent
floods throughout the State have proven them to be
wholly unsafe and unreliable. number of our
wire suspensions are now in use in different ocali-
ties throughout the State, no of which has been
in the least affected by the freshets.
WIRE ROPE, for mining and ferry purposes,
manufactured of any length and size required, be
ing cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strength, with prices an
nexed furnished, on application to the manufac-
turers.
Send for circular.
AS. HALLIDIE & CO..
apl9m3 42l Clay street. San Francisco.
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New York and Boston,
500 lbs Ext. Licquoriee.
soc lbs best Gum Arabic
100 lbs Turky Opium and
Iodide Potassa,
$50 ozs Sulphate Quinine
100 ozs Strycnine,
so ozs Sulph. Morphine
100 ozs Nit. Silver, pure
100 ozs Iodide Mercury,
$50 lbs Calomel,
100 lbs Blue Pills,
100 lbs Mercu. Ointment
IS lbs Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid.
l25 lbs Nitric Acid,
800 lbs Spirits Nitre,
215 lbs Aqua Amonia,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether.
1900 lbs Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
600 lbs Muriatic Acid,
Oil Burgamot, pure,
Oil Lemon, pure,
Oil Wintergleen, pure,
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$500 lbs Blue Yitrol,
5000 lbs Sal Epson,
5000 lbs Alum,
1000 lbs Sulphur,
i. 500 lbs Tapioca.
$500 lbs Super Carb Soda.
100 lbs Alex Senna,
! 800 lbs Sulphate Potash
$50 lbs Carb Amonia.
10 kegs Pearl Barley,
3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Grim Tartar pure
800 lbs Flaxseed,
500 lbs FlaXseed, ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba
rs lbs Gum Camphor,
50 lbs Gum Asafg1ida,
| 100 lbs Gum Scammony
Gamboge Mastie. Myrrh,
Tragaconth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
Seidlitz Powders, etc.
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DIED.

Ua TnNrsdsT rAornins. the ~ % inst at the
fessda~cs OF u l.. Mct,oull. In Her ric, com
", OLIVER 4; eniy child OF ohn and Kate
hs nm 70 ond, o. sai,'mcre. Md.
Street Baptist Ohurrh TIL Friday m ornius
At 10 o'clock. The friends aud ~ i aaintancss
OF the family, anc those Of o. l.. Mc,,ouli' A.,
respectfully invited 70 attend.
In tols city. on the 27th inst, after a brio,
, nus IN me "a year Of her age, ] .1eE
THINE, dAuehtsr OF hlrs. II. II. Dsisoa
The far erai will take place from St. James
Onusch. this afternoon, at AZ O'Clock TN
Tianses ard fr,ends Of tn. family are in.
WED to attend without farther notice. >
~ AZ tbs aitI. on MONDAY. the f4.h instant,
nOMNER PAGE, eldss. child OF Gap. q. X
SHERMAN, late OF Warrington, n. o., axed
sig years and eight months.
The funeral will take place from ST. James
Church at IL Nd to-day. The friends Of the
family arc respectfully Invited to attend
At3 clock, on tre morning of Tnursdav
the 2oth inst, at.the residence Of Captain q
u. Taaiey la the county of Hanover. ate,
= lingering Illness. JOAN WINSTON
REEyx. formerly of this city q ssd ~ ears
In son.h Carolina, on the h Of March. in
CnAs. EDw2s AkbERsso Ss rs son Of Ron
fl3ert and Mira Louisa A. Anderson. ared ..
years, leaving wife and two infant children
He was mem Der tf Oap,. Leaks artillery
company, OF ooochiand county. and was &c.
cemher; from which he suffered .xcsuciatins
pain fnr ffss or six wsets bsfore hs fell ASLEEP
in Jesus.
A eep 10 Jcsus; oh how fweet,
To be for such slumser m-ct
Win hals cor A ispcs to flag
TIA. death hath lost lis Y MON 81 siirg.
Aalsep In ,sus. peaceful resti
Whose Va ktrg 10 tuprero ,iy blest; 80
No fea-, m wc. shall dim that hour,
Thst Arifests the Saw our . .. wsY.
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Arrival of Lieut.. Minor.

We ls IN that Lieutenant Minor. who we.
wounded in tbs naval battle At Hampton
Roads, arrived hare last Monday evening
VI are piea ied to iesrn that he Is rapidly
recovering from bis wound, and In fair wa >
to engage soon re lin In that ser vice upon
which he has reflected such marked dts,inc.
hon and honor. =.
Itappears that Lieut.. Il. received his wou nd
When Gil his way in an open boat, with gal
'sat crew, TO burn the "Congrsss''-a fu y
which ne Was restrained from performing by
MS recall 10 the MerTimac. The IRE from the
sasmy's ners.etry on the shore was % de-
siracttTs ~ 70 reader the advance Of the boat
inpossib bic. Before she WAS ordered to re.
turn, Lieus. Mioor and two OF the boats crew
we're wona ded, one OF the latter having his
syekaccaed cat By C. Mimic ball.
Those associated with Lieut.. Minor in that
terrible co1hict. speak Of his conduct In terms
Of exuavsgaat praise. He displayed a cool.
ness aad Z courage worthy tho greatest hero
Of any Ese. The heroism which he displayed
IA volunteering &c go and destroy the Con-
gees, 50 ST nulated the gallant crsw Of the
Ast'im1c IS TO have cau,ed thsm to rush es
'd'~ to the boat 20 accompany him in his
daring exploit, when A volantser crew vas
called for.
such saiianiry surely deserves some eepe.
ciai n ark of appreciation, and we would fain
hops, Tor me honor OF the Government, 10
isss than as d N ,fivs for similar deeds Of gal
idatry by others In the future, that some
'ees.an tiai token OF appreciation commen-
"sa'e with the achievements Of that gala at
oHieer viii ba given foruswith.
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~ LARGE AUCTION SALE.
UNPRECEDENTED ArrRAtrroN

eloo 200 WORTH OF SEAfsONABLE DRY
GOODS TO BE GLOsED Our POSI-.
TtyELY BY TIE lorB LAY OF AP RlI,
~ WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY
fOsITIrELY NO 6UODS AT RETAIL.
The balance Of tbs stock remaining on
hand at that date. will be. clrsed out at pub.
tic auction, without lirass or reserve, having
osner business engagements which will ~.
qnire my undivided attention. Merchants,
suffers. and others, will find this. en- excel
lent oPpor tnsity to repienish their stock.
Great Inducements will b offered, a. msny
Amongst the stock Will be found q great
many staple and desirable goods. consisting
in part Of
% bales - Brown Domessics,
50 bales 10 do.
. 70 bales do.
l6 baIee Brown Jeans,
casas Bleached Shirtings.
loco pieces Spring Prints, ~.-------
. 100 piece. Lawns,
100 doz Hickory Shirts
1000 doz Hosiery,
800 pacas Pins,
5000 yards Summer Dress deeds.
200 pieces JaQnpet Gam brica.
300 pieces Ia pc check Cam bYios.
40 pieces Swiss Musllne.
200 pieces Dotted do. -.e
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
100 do1. Undershlrts and Drawers
1000 dog. White Suool Go ton,
Cotton and Wooden Flanpeie,
Crenshaw's best Doesaln Votl,
100 pieces Gold Lace,
Military Gilt Buttons,
300 dos. Madras Handkerchief,
kooo pairs Blankets,
loo gross Playing tJaYds,
90 Water proof Goats,
600 snper. Water proof Blankets.
20 ba les Cotton Bats,
1000 yards Fancy Silks,
50 pieces Black Serges,
Together with a variety of other goods
suited 70 the trade, all OF which will be Of
tered ct satisfactory prices previous to the
sale.
In order 20 prepare for the eucti IN, the
store will be closed on the lst April, 70 take
I'll inventory. ALFRED MUSES.,
So Main strees.S
~ Sale con duc1ed By Il. b. COOK, Auct.
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Col. John EchoIa.

"e are gree ~ painea to learn the. Col.
Jobs E hois was So seriously wcnndsd Ia the
I'm Ii ia late hattie near Winchester, tha.
1t Is feared SIN yutati on may be necessary -
more gallant and noble gentleman does
no! live. Ais gantle and engaging manner
aud gerGi-e modeaty OF character, have mace
bin hosts Of trierds. whc have observed bis
military carser aud splendid c,urese with
profound admiration, and who fe-l deep 20.
icitrie for his welfare
F Since writing the above, we have
o.su gg- d 10 learn tl.: the wound OF ttol
Echois is aot considered dangerous, and Is
mlch y1cre slight than was at first supp sed
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G1kOCEKlES, Gs.
1 Dbl. Lard Or: ssg@-
% nhds prime to choice Sasarr;
81 bbls. n. o. Molaesss;
rs cases quarter b. xes Sardinss:
70 70 ; nsss . x,onad Pepper;
- sags eoftsheu Almonds;
10000 German and Havana Cigars. sarions
IS baxs prime OoAse: esez ~ 4
Is usrces htce; ss4s sstle 4.sts -s
40 kees emp. carh Eoda; se3x s
81 % hcxss ground COZ e;
Is bbls- crushed SUgaJ;
% 4. gs Smithfeld Lad;
50 bbis Vtnegar; r Fl
400 seAms Wrapping Paper; =
10 half, eh.s.s Gunpowder asd Imps-
100 boxes Adamantins and Tallow Can
30 sack. Ground Alum an d virsini.
Ink, Black. sye Peas, Wits Beans,
Playing Caeds, Ho..ls U,eks, aEr
CheWiog and Smoking Tobacco,
Barrel Covers; Bncssts. various kinds,
Fik Blneing aud In6fko,
Mustard. bpice. Wash Boards
FOR sale low by f2* &
18th street. bet wsen Main and Gary.
CUNDaIEs - - -
y se hide. N. o. sugar, tai gradse)
% ness PainteTs Tabs.
10 dec. Z,nc Wash Boards.
So do1 Pain ted aud EYAss- hoop Pals.
8 ox. weil Bockets.
100 dox Brooms, (maansacsrrsd La Mich,
% boxes Blown Bar soap.
For sale by q W ROBINSON,
Virginia 81, opposite
Harvey, Armis:so1 + WisMams's.
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Tigat1a the valley.

The EiIbtt0 tuG y
r.csived .osas nv additional par.
Ts'F he ssht near Winchester on sun
a'o,a, Asstated In eur issae OF yesterday;
3" .s "a tie raaafemens scarcely ex-
~ '{s,s. oAe regiment was held AZ a
SFs'e' sod fsoro ! soc - $50 q: cur troops
~, -. 1--we 10 time TO participate In the
'sf+ .,,vd = itss OF The wcau dsd An CEN .
II this city, which hss been .us.
fsAE ~ "a gentleman who lief, Wood.
''-'A -. raeessy rteh. s-ssaaat Tucker
- ,,,ra r,ivates Grey. Pico.. Aunaily
h''S seawlS, psnfcrth. y. Ia, tor, and
ss... A,sI Of these were only slightly
There were none ef the mem vera
|@s ,srl@ killed
~ -. ,ls Killed And xorlded In Tie 1sd
g. have tbs following nam ss..
~ Ctrumr, CT company II. {asch.
h''' Saooters,, wounded, but not
y. ..,r.ly. Lent. l. IL rem this city,
.r,,su csc .ssoasi correspondent f.r this
oysr she isuature OF Ned
l.. f7axelsco, company q. killed. He
,.sfron Louisa eoanty.
s.,,,, YsaaAlS company !, killed. From
o.pee Ei7-ard eouaty.
C,r, 7. Waiton. comparyH, wcun ded
,b>s.r.. Prem Charlotte ccun,y. pri.
...sslyhr . rettus, OF same ccm pany, xiii.
- ,zdP q. Il bank morally wounded
Sab Tsytas woaad sd and missing
,,,,tsz at Cults. OF c, mpanyF, slightly
aoanic}.
Sssori Lea Jack Ee,h, Of the Irish bat.
rrs = li,!eG in the action II we are not
.,.,..stn Lisn' Hath was e,epson OF
f-slsr.,s Feydsa, formar Y proprietor OF
=, -. e,a6o IJt1i. ia thts city. aud il
! cssi,ss IN esp oerei by m any Of our ctu.
l5'
Ags' 49, eao was engaged ir the fsh
,-iys3 - ei'y yesterday evening. end
m y SO cai,la some fuller particulars.
psss.l lay morning brush Asht took piece
,,:9ea- he commands OF COL Ash.y and
rs.vs artillery. ana the a.vance guard OF
he snstrt's forces. It is sIlsged that 1t was
h. his ht that Gen Shields was wounded
~ was wounded in the arm, which was a m,
pasted at;er his return 10 Winchester. Gen,
bsaEs d his horse shot under him.
AtsT he igh. on Sunday tue enemy retired
g TiEcaester. and infor n alton from cis3sus
Eho o>nae cut the nsxt day STATES that they
rtrs ersaged sn night in bringing In their
KILLED md wounded, which they admit to be
-: less thar i 500 Som evsn put 1t a. high
IS %.
General Jackson in person headed i've diff.
t.r'at ehsrgas, each time driving the enemy
oigs pom his reserves.
Il one cf the gallant charges m ade, Dor
't2n e Col. Fnikerson's regiment WAS sur.
roundad snd made prisoners. The loes OF
bis regiment Is shout 80, number Of whom
?. doutt are IN The hands Of the ensmy ns
rrs1rsre.
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4. GaIlant Regiment.

There ara faI more eficient regiments in
he Confederate service than the Sd Virginia
rsEineats comma nded by Roger q. Pryor.
VI a,e I'D 10 learn that Of the tire CON
uand, $40 ctrolg,i only sixty-e light decline TO
fs.slNs'- The rest have been actually mus.
cred iato service Cor the war The sixty.
sigh s ho decline TO re-en,ist embrace many
Tho are disease d, some who are over 40, ST d
o.heTs whom circumsGa ncas obiise to return
home for SESSION.
Every regiment IN the service does a
veil Gs ihe Sd, Virginia will promp fur.
nish her Contingent to The coed cause
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nn TIE 0esb. ~ Rev. ". " nennsst. ~,
JuaM ". HU1BAR RID, Of Haissuaore. - M
a MsAnCHA fis0tNfA kENNEY. OF h1ls.
kE NorEaa nAesrA :. nIe ase n..x
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sy G0DDIa & APPERSON, A1csionee7s ..

VyALUaBLE BRI K TENEMENT, ON
Y tbs WEST LIMB oF l6Tz. BETWEEN MAIE
AND tRASKLIs SrRSErs, AsD Is HAM Nh Logs
ON BaoOk ROAD. ANDoN iAouk SgkEEr, B.uY
300 YAsDs BLYoED TIE oRPoaArIUS Liz Is,
FoR SALk AT AroTIos VII be sold O. ercti0n,
On the premises. on THURSDAY, the Sd Of
april, 1872, at II O'clock NJ +uat large aud
we'll built brick tenement located as above,
now III the ocs uraucy OF Nr. " h. Carroll
and Mrs. Marcy Vast, AID .5jo,aing the resi-
aehce Of NT. james Sipton. The location Of
this property Is valuable as n business stard
or private dwelling 1t has la tsly been put
10 repair isas on 1t Kitchen, with two new
-r:viss. wood and soal houses, and n new
hydrant.
Aaa on tbs premises, n. ~ O'Clock p NJ, 10
beautiful Tors, fronting cE Tho west side OF
Brook Road, and on both sides of Bacon ct .
at,oining ths residence Of Mr. VIM. Sledd, en- d
opposite to Mr.. VIM Wavas's. These lots
are elevated and beautiful. and are not OF y
valuable for residences, but ara bells yod to be
remarkably valuable Oh account Of the ex-
celIent brick cl6y with which they abound.
TERHs-UEa- THIRD cash, or more, at the op-
ton OF the purchasers; biiaGce at 6 ana IL
months for negotiable notes, IL terest added,
secured by . trost deed. The taxes aud In
surancs for 1862 to be paid by the purchasers
AODDIN & AfPEESON,
NH Is ur,irneeru.
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PEK NONAL.

,AC aIoN.-My son, JOsE THOMAS
~ sgai fifteen years, having left my houss
y. saturday last. and is now lurking about the
ny, hereby forewa-n all persons from en-
poyIng or ha7boriag him /, es / shall rigidIy
'uIoscs the law aga,nat whoever may do so J.
nh eS-ItS A. auTA ruENs "a !.
NJ GLLaE !" II our note, written on the
~ 18Th, wis received the SAL. (hnseouent.
" 100 late. VIII Jon write sgainY L.
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rEsTEkL FUaNltU.gs A,sEwoOD Pr
NJ ANc. MIGEoS, BHCSSBGS CARPETS,
&c AT Az 5oION. On Tuesday, Al I'll
let, at 10 O'Clock, Will cell At the residen O.
Of tdE alexander Walker, ON Fer kiln, ne
tween 26 Il and 9th esr<e.s. all his Household
Fueriture. embracing P..Tl"r 50: in Rose
wood, Ecfae, DiyaIs. Marble Top TAaies,
yyusse Is Oarre's, one elegant Mirror, ono sn-
psrior T. octave Piano, in rose " GOD isee, said
t. be or cxceilert Instrument: Etssra, Man.
tel OMAN It's. Dam ASA Uurtains, 10
The chambers are furnished with AiahnGany
and Uottnge Eejstead one splendid COtts ge
Set, inlatd with pearl; ~ashs sands, ward
robes. Chairs, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beds, &C
The dtning-rooin furniture embraces the
usnat variety, amongst Which Is a most ex.
ce,lout walnut Extension Table, together
With tIrockery, Glassware, &c
yher. Is amongst the Kitchen furniture an
elegant CooAing Stove.
mh27 y. COOK. Auction ssr.
4 TMIs Is vKATR. KS sale Of s A.
COUNTY.--Wli he sold on The pre- mises, Oil
THURSDAY, the l7.h day o. April mex, IF
fair II not. the nsxt salr day. tract OF
LAND called "Chssau: Grove" na7r GLOVER
Hill Pits, on the Sn mint. oootei aing 10 sores,
ora half cleared, we'll enclosed, and u Ii high
sta e cf cultivation. baiance in wood Of orr
nal growth. On this firm Ia 4 comfortable
dwelling house with four rooms, and ell ne
cesaery out buiidings, SUCH "a Darn. dairy,
stables. SMOKE -houss. bath. house, &C. All
tie buildings sre new.
or tae same cay will be sold ali the perish
able property on ssid eEtate, consisting
Of Horses, Cows, Sheep. hos.. oee Carriage
one Buggy, Household and Ktschon Furnt.
tur8.
Attic same time will be bired ont for the
balance OF this year, three Neg rces--two VIC.
men and Ona man. '-
TEnxs CT SALE-For tho land one. tn ird CO SD
balance At and II mon ms, rureE laser giving
regotia bic notes. intersss added. titis retained
until last note is paid. For al; other propsr.
ty, cash ON delivery
MARY levitt,
Admints!ratrix Of Vim. levitt, decd.
nh 27-tdS .-ea
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ML1rAnf NOrIOIIlIIIj.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
AssusAsf Am fssrss3ea aus. . Orion,


AesuSArf Am fnsrSe9o1 0ua. . Orion, 3
AieArAoD9, March -. I6N. y
~ GNERAL UHDk8s, No. II -All IAaves
" Of shsence aud fuf1oughs, from what.
ever snuYcn GRAINED, are revoked and ON.
cera and Haen sbwnt from du,y, except d sur.
geont certificate Of durability, will return at
cnce e their respective commands tits with
extreme reluctance that the Departmsn
aeopts mea sure which dcpTfvvs our patriotic
soldiers OF tho relaxstion they have % we'll
earned; but the enemy presses on every side,
and the necesnitIes OF the service demand new
Illustrations OF that D9ble self-deniAt which
has been % many tunes evineed since the CON.
mencemeut IF cur struggle for Independence.
The fnrIouKhs Of all who have engaged for
the war, wh;ch are thus curtatled, will b ~
taQdsd hereafter, when circumstances permit
But, tadAing from the past, . fears are en- .
tertained of an unwilling response to this
call. Those who have % raaay unes proved
th'ir devotion 70 their country. cannot be An
Different or rackwurd Ia this hour Of her
Hy order Of the President
q OOUPER,
NH a7-s. Adjussut and nspscrr Gen.
sDJr 4 INsP GknIR1L'S OFFs0E.
Richmond, Ma-uh 26th, 1852.
CPECIAL CRcERE no 50.
- tEEtras1
VII. Z be Military Dep a.tment Of Henrieo, I'M.
dnr the eaGmapd of Brigs uee -0euarsl J.
WindsY, lie extended ~ icc uds the " of Peters
burg, ard the j1iaing snd sur ounding couasry
TO the distance Of ZEN mi -. 90
By eoumand ef the Secretary If War.
~ z JOHN WITHER3
NH 37-Et Asst Adit Ger eTai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

IHHT -ARTlLtERY ~ am ansa,rizsa
by shs 0evsrnen OF kgania TO raise .
0-npapy o. Laaht Artillsfys Tor ths var. All
yno1e desirous cf eutieting IN shls4he moet ~
feasiys arm Of the service, won 4 co well 70
call at once at tho ctfice Of Johns0n + 0htgon.
Uniiorns and suhsletanos farnishsA.
MI $50 l. 3. 0U10OQ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

NA AaTED-LABOREES The LeSisIa-
w ture having made an appropriation to
enable the James River and Kan aWha syom-
pany 10 keep open the navigation of the ca
nal, and 10 improve the sluics navigation Of
James and Jackson's rivers, from Buchanan
10 Oovingion. a number OF laborers are re-
Qaired for those purposes. Persons having
slaves % hire for the residue Of this year, or
for shorter psriod. viii please address the
Richmond, Va.
VIA p. MUEFOED Secretary
or the Jas. River and Kanawha Go.