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am not aware that a dollar Of the
public funds thus confded, without au-
thority of law, TO unofficial persons, was
lost or wasted, although ap~prehensions of
such instruction occurred 10 me as OBJ
~jections to this extraordinary proceeding,
and were n~ecessarially overruled-
Irecall these transactions now because
my attention has been directed to a reso-
luton which was passed by the House of
Representatives on the 90Ih of last month
which is IN these words
"ResolUed, That Simon Cameron, late
Secretary of War, by investing Alex.
Cummings with large sums of public
money, and authority to purchase military
supplies without restIietion-wi.hout re-
curing of HIM any guarantee for the
faithful performance of his duties, where
the services of competent public officers
were available, and by involving the
Government in a vast number of contracts
with persons not l~egitimately engaged in
the business pertaining TO the subject and
matter of such contracts, especially in the
purchase Of arms for future deIivery-has
adopted a policy highly injurious to the
public service, and deserves the eensure
of the House."
Congress will see that | should be
wanting equally in candor and justice if /
should leave the cepsure expressed ia this
resolution 10 rest exclusively or chiefly on
Mr.. Cameron. The same sentiment is
universally entertained by the heads of
departments who participated in the pro-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-05

ID the armies of their country.
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T1aE NEWS.

Ia news from the North THE uaorniug Ii inie r
ewing Il b stated Ia the Washington Star toficiaD
that general exchange has been agreed upon. -.
General Pope hes Issued a order which viii cause
mseA dssress In the cities Of Virginia which are in
he occupation Of Federal troops Ns practical ef
net 10 to send fon their homes all 81 zens wbs
fuse 70 take the oath Of allegiance 10 the United
etafes Government, and thus leave their families
helpless IN the hands Of brutal and licentious col
diery Its execution has already, II ia believed
h~en CONNIE need IN fredericksburg. and six pronii-
Aent citizens have been arrested, The appoint
mont Of Gen. Ralioek a. Commsnder'in-Ghief Ct
,he land forces of the United States Is officially ar.
xounceA. Il viii be observed that the order Ia
dated July lith. immediately after the return Of
Lincoln from his visit to Mcclellan
The patriotic ~ months voiu ateers, under the
prceaamat,on Of the Governor Of Penney " auia,
win not be received hy tho Federal authorities for
less THE than three years. SO all that recruiting
goes for nothing. Gen. r. +. Meagher Is in New
York 70 recruit h's noble little brigade" His de-
nands VIII rather Tighten the raw recruits. He
only wants sos nen, TO III the 6sih to its original
strength OF e00 only $50 to fill the soth and only
SoO 70 I'll the ca S.ekiss Is In New York on the
eamo business. Illinois has contributed one mere
regiment than the quota of The 30ut00
In Missouri the town Of Grrenville has been
captured by the Confcderates killing Captain and
company Of - Of Stale militia Tn, Yankee Gov.
srnor of Missouri has, In consequence. called out
he "ensire State militia" to arrest the guerilas
4 large quantity Of trovps are represented as To-
lnforcius Mcclellan.
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EIJ,

Departed this life, On the Goth inst, TIL 0MAS
SAMANSi, aged 70 years. He was native Of the
Island OF Corsica, and fer the last thirty years
resident Of this city.
His funeral will take place from ST. Peters Cath.
edral this morning at 8 OF clock. The friends and
acqnaintances Of the family are especially Invited
TO attend
July 9Th, 1862, ROSA JuLIETT, youngest
daughter OF Richard AID Maria e. PAkin!on. aged
2years and e days
Her funers. viii take place from. the Methodist
Church III Maache sIer, this lSIcnday) afternoon,
2sta inst at 81 clock The fri, Dds and relatives
OF the family respec fully Dvitedto sitend
On the IS h ms. , at ID o'clock, LEILA DAVIS,
daughter Of b. J. and Sarah A. Trainer. aged
year.
Weep not for me- my parents dear.
/ am gone to rest, you need not tear.
My stay saert, a. ycu Bay see,
Therefore prepare to follow me.
The fris Eds ard ae Guain,aneos of the family are
requested 70 attend ftr funeral from the residence
Of her parents ca 18th street, on Monday morning.
Ill IL O'clock.
Attic residence Of Mr.. Oswald Heinrich, on 9 b
street. between Leigh and Ii, PETER MEANING,
architect
The funeral will take place this (Monday> mora.
ing at oc ocs. Fl ON his late residence
Ga Wednesday. the I'D Instant, MARTHA ).
AMOS the wife of Charles NJ Amos, il the 18Th
year OF her age She leaves husband one enid
and large circle of friends To mourn their loss.
Forget thee--Ah when life shall cease
10 thrill this heart OF miuei
Bu, not till then can forget
One look or tone OF thine
Oh no! it .nnsles with the sound
OF everything heir;
And think ye can forget
My wife love so dear
Departed this life, at Glover Lea. Hanover eoun.
~. Va, the residence Of her grandfather, on Fri.
day evening. July 25th, BETTY LEWIS, infant
daughter of Lewis w. aud Ella B. Washington,
aged II months and days.
suffer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them net, for of such Is tie Kingdom OF
Heaven"
Suddenly, at Savage's Station. or the 25th inst,
d. W. II. MINOR, Acting Assistant Surgeon
United States army
On the 25th inst. ct the residence Of John
Boucher, on 9th street between Main and Franklin
streets. First Lieut.. T. K CRUMEL. company Il,
2Jsh n c.. regiment Ii may be consolation to
bis friends and relatives know that all possible
attention and skill was rendered hi.s.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.


MonILx, Jaly a6th--A special dhpatch to the
AAratteer. dated Chattanooga, 18th, says: "rhe
enemy II evipcpg great activity, and Il evidently
preparing for some movement. Trains Of cars ar
rived at Bridgeport today. with shell and smmu'
milton. Some rumors which have been circulating,
respecting the retreat Of the enemy, are ascertain.
ed 70 be FALSE
special dispatch TO the Tribune nom Grenada,
esth says: Memphis refugees report that por-
ton Of sherman's army IT that city on Tuesday
last for the Lower Mississippt-supposed to be for
vItkshurg.'
Tive disabled Yankee gunboats towed by steam
e4s, passed Helena. on Moniay. upward bound
Six Federal Colonies, it IL said. have resigned in
Curt:ss army, owing to LIncoins late policy on the
negro question Many other officers have resigned
ct Memphis and gone North
Information, deemed reliable. hes been received
here ,ha, Gen Curtis hung three of our guerriiiai
OF Helena He has again moved ali his force 70
the other side Of the river.
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Obituaries.

Died in Richmond on the morning Of the 25til
July, at ten minutes past o'clock, Captain PAT
RICK HENRY CLARK, youngest son of William
H. and Eiyira Clark OF Bannister Lodge, Halifax
county, Va, in the 18th year of his age.
After passing unscathed through all the bloody
battles bsfore Richmond, he died OF fever con
tracted in camp, where his devotion to duty only
induced him contrary to the advice OF friends, to
remain too long after he was prostrated by the at
tack He was brought to Richmond on Wednes-
day afternoon, and though surrounded by the at.
tentions OF atfecionao friends and by the highest
medical skill, he sank IA Fdly until his death.
1t must 90 qualification to his afflicted parents
aud family to know that in bis last hours he spoke
Of them with tenderest affection, and that he con-
tempiated his approaching death calmly and with
on: tear pressing the fullest confidence in lis
eeptance through the merces of the Redeener.
To their bareaved he arts eulogy can bring con-
ISOLATION, enhance their appreciation Of his
worth; but as a public loss 10 his native State
and his country, in whose cause he gave his life,
the death of this gallant young officer deserves
more than q passing notice lDon the secession OF
Virginia he was among the first to rush to arms.
Though endowed with Il liberal education, and pos
sessed Of an ample fortune, he early entered the
ranks as a private in Capt Alexander's company
of cavalry, from Campbell county, in which bic
excellent character as soldier soon wen for him
the rank Of Orderly Sergeant In this position,
bis soldierly qualities and Ills capacity for command
became conspicuous that he was urged TO raise i
company, ana procured at ;hority from the War
DEPARTING Il for that purpose. He soon succeeded
in completing company Of artillery. and was
elected Captain by acclalna lion, Ia which position
be secured alike he respect and the confidence aud
affection If his officers and ll,en.
In the late BATTLES before Richmond, during which
his battery was frequently engaged, he conducted
himself with the most Conspicuous ga lantry which
elected the complimentary notice Of his command
ing Genei 4! upon the battle field aud won for him
the highest admin alton Of bis compatriots in arms
As al officer, be WAS devoted 10 the welfare OF
his company. and 10 the interest. OF the service.
Al nltY ia aruh NIL fhA AT
wealth, and ored up his life In the service OF his
country. As friend, lie was genial. generous. anu
kind. As son and brother. he was affectionate
was above repr0ach. In death, let his memory ts
cherished, ia iEs he WAS respected and beloved
by all.
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Future DAYS
BY THO&. ". KEESEE, Aucsionse-,
TOffice corner of l2th and Cary streets

By THOS. w. KEESEE, Aucsiense-,
IOfiice corner of 18th and Cary streets
4 DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
n NEGRO MAN, AND UNEXPlRED LEASE
OF HOUSE.--We will sell at auction on THU Rs
DAY, 3lst inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE, including Bar FIX
lures, Cooking Range, &C., and one negro MAN.
named WILLIAM, at tho Marshall House, on Broad
street. opposite the r. Z. & 7. X. Il Depot
At the same time and place. the uDexpired lease
Of tho house viii be sold to the highest bidder.
TERMs-Cesh. w. n. BRAGG.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Adn'rs Of w. Ii. Davidson, decd
Sale conducted by T. W. kEESEE, Auct'r jy Is
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fURNI-
TLRE AND BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUG
TION.-Wiii be sold. on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, July 30tb, commencing ct 10 o'clock, at the
residence Of Dr. .. 3. Hill, deceased, corner OF
Grace and Goth streets. all OF the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual variety,
al! nearly new and in good order One excellent
Buggy and Harness.
Also, for rent the DWELLING HOUSE, with
good Stable and Carriage House.
TsRNs Cash.
BY order of the Administrator.
~ g THoS w. KEESEE. Auc'r.
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BY 4. b. HAMILTON, Aaea

"A OTiCE.--On the Sta day of August. On the
~ premises, ct - o'clock NJ. shel otter fo-
sale, by auction, my TRACT OF LAND, lying In
the county of Goochlid. adjoining the lands of Col
Randolph Harrison and Others. This land les iIn.
Lnediateiy on the Carriers Ferry road leading from
Georges old Tavern TO Ca-tersviiie and only two
miles from James river canal The tract contains
800 acres, leo acres OF lich Il virgin land, well
timberei. There Is On the place a good orchard
and ou!-buiidings; the dwelling was burnt during
its construction, (by seciient) I deem II unneces
sary say than to invite all who may feel en-
interest hi this sale TO examine for themselves end
for any information desired / refer to Mr. Geo o.
Britt, who resides near tie land. address Mr. 4
Il Hamilton. Columbia, Fuvansa county, Va
TEIiHs--Easy, and made known Oh day Of sale.
w. A. WEBB, G. 3. Navy.
Sale conducted by 4. Il. HAMILIoH.
10 ol-19t+
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lUoeJespondsaee Of the Richmond Dispatch |
Afairs st OvsrSs Court. House.

UkANGE G. a., July q lE62
~ qa3et herA No Yankees nearer than CulpeDer
0onstHouse a few cavalry crossed the river on
Monday night last bat soon returned our picksts
ne rid % 5hursday last had fosce Of s,,out
90 cavalry, commanded by Gen Nafehead They
aoae hngSss. sheeP. cattle, &c, and passed so1ne
seastarlsit Confederats money. Our d gcoes were
6poesd on IN this way, made to cock, .urnish pro.
v1slops. &c, and paid In counterfeit i1onsy.
On of 0ur soldiers wss shot dead . few nights
0nee. whlle stealing bss,sum- Whstan inalofous
ed Sos gallant colder. Several thefts had becn
eom1nitted daring the day guard was placed on
~ premises at night the iItsading scJdisr had
1nhD ~ heesum, Was halted. refused 10 stand and
was ~ AsaA Yours, ). II.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CAMP or FIELDSS BRIGADR.l
JULY Goth, lSG2. 5
TSNHE following named members of my company
are absent without leave and are therefore
considered deserters and the reward Of $50 will be
paid for their delivery to ine al the aboye-uaned
camp:
John S. Farley, Alexander Perlue, peyton r.
Goodman, Watkins w. Clarke, William Clarke,
James Il. Davidson, Thos ". Davidson, Chas. Dr.
rand, Edward Gearant. " e. Hurley, James p.
JordoD, Richard b. JeDlisop, Edward s. Nuekies, z.
5. SandeTs0n Le,nuel j. Shines.
THOS. L. DURFOOT,
jy 2S-6ts Capt. Co. a, ID reg't Va. Art.
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gY JAS If. TAYLOR l. SON Aaei:.
Ey r. CdUTHOR1V, Auetioaeer.

BACON, FLOUR, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
ID MONDAY, the 2sth inst, at TO O'Clock. at my
stote, will sell at auction suniry lots OF Bacon
Hams Sides and Shoulders IS bbls. Flour; bbls.
prime Rice Cigars, Tobacco &c, &c. Also a
small lot OF CLOTHING-Coats, Pants, Haudker-
chiefs &c. &c FURNITUR E--Blnds also, one
large Carpet, one Marbie-top Wesh.stand. Venetian
Blinds in lots TO suit.
~ 26 r. CAUTHOKN, Auct.
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81 hENT, PATNE s GO. dactIoaI.Ts

~ hEHf, PAiNE y CI'A dactt6RtsTs.
nRY GOODS At AUCTION On WEDNEs
IL DAY, the Goth inst, commencing at o'eocS
TT No IN Gary street, adoia!nss the Eank of Rich
moud, we will scli Withcut reserve a laTe. aud va.
liable stock of DRY GOODS, embracing nanv
ard desirable articles, including rich prss
Silks. Bsragcs, Lawns, VaIeneiss. White Good
Erabrcideries, Lace Nantes Gloves Hosiery. Vsst.
inss, Driil!ngs, &c, with enc invoice OF plain and
fancy SHIRTS, grd handsome lot OF CLoI HING.
Also
An Invoice Of genuine sILYER-PLATED wAER.
from first class house closing business consisting
OF Knives, Forks, Spoons. Gobets, Tea Sets, &c q.
and variety of fancy Jewe.ry, with which the sale
will commence. kENT, PAINE & Co,
jy46 AuctioneeTs
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D>s the receipt OF $40 from the ladies of Frede.
ricksburg. through MIs. II II. Maury, for the bene-
fit of tho Clopton Hospital also box of hospita al
stores from the Lides Aid Society OF Greensviile,
through MIS-. Judge Douglas. jy 2s-ll"
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promctlana

9rigsdier.O epsYl J. Z. B Stuart, commanding
the ~ airy In the army Of Eastern Virginia, has
been promoted TO the rank Of Major General
Col Forrest. who commanded the recent successful
cav iry exploit st Murf'eesooTe'. Tenn. has been
promoted to he rank of Bfigadier General. Col.
Fit-hugh Lee. Ct the Is; vi giaia cavalry. to be
Brisndier- Genera; OF cavalry. Col. Hays Of the
lIsh Louisiana regiment, TO be BIigs6ier. General
BTis. G IN. Wade Hampton hss been assigned to the
command OF brigade of cavalry.
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CAMP NEAR RICHMOND, July "a, 1862

NAMF tEAK htCfiHUsi', Jt!!y "a tcU-
w. EDITORS DISPATCH-Gentlemen: l be
49, leave to acknowledge, through tho medium #
your paper the Receipt OF box OF taa from the PSI
triotc ladies of Fredericksburg. a donation to
the sick and wounded soldiers Of tie 40th Virginia
regiment For this token OF regard, they will plea
accept the wyr,ieat thanks OF the suffering soders
aud they may be assured THAI tIey will he ever held
in graf. fai ulembrauce by each and every neil-
Der of the 4a;n. j. 3 NEWTON,
il 2s-lt+ Asst Surgeon 10th Va Res't
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The War in the Southwes,--Exils ~cm Mem.

MOBILE, July GA special dispatch to the 7fs
buns, dated Grenada yesterday. says: The enemy,
yesterday, advanced to Cold Water which place is
twenty miles west Of Senatobis with artillery,
airy and Infantry, estimated at from 500 to LOCO
This morning q ski-Inish ensued, with SIN al loss
on our side--eur pickets falling back burning the
bridge to stop their advance.
Numbers Of refugees sre arriving here froa Mem
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=. DAILY UNION PRAYER MkEriNGs

~ DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS,
~ under the auspices Of the YOUNG dEN $
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION chiefly TO suppi cate
Div Inc blessing upon cur Coniederacy, will be- he
hVkRf EVENING this week, at o'clock, ia the
THIRD PXEs1Y rEkIAN CHURCH, (i.ev DR..
kesdl oaguer or s'raii.l:u and 9th It's Pastors AID
Congregations ana strangers in the city, invited
to attend jy2e-3s
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Auction eAIu.
THi5-DxY
By 0oDp1y 4 APPERsoN. Assssoss~s

Dy 0ODDA<' ~ 6hSOA'B N~~s~~N~'S'
1.-TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs AND
TEN BEAUTIFUL Lots, ON THE SOUTH s,.!
AND PLEASANTs SITS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TON AT the reQuest Of the owner we will sell
at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 9th July, 1862. ut O'clock r. b., the follow
ing valuable real estate. viz:
Ths two small Framed Tensuepts located "A
above near the grocery store of Mrs. LeEIusi Pow
ers---one of which II occupied By Mr.. hinsop, and
the other by Mr.. Morris.
Also 32i feet of Land on tho soE,h side Of Ven.
able street, extending from Mostly 70 Piessan's
running back III feet 10 a wide alley, which viii
be divided into ten lots OF about 81 feet each
These really beautiful lots.
TERMS.-Ouef!iird cash !: balance at 8 sli IL
months. for negotiable notes, intereg. added 20
| cured by TRUST deed
jy % GoDDIE APPERSON. Aucts.
P.s--LOT ON VALLEY ST, NEAR CEN
| TRIAL RAILROAD WORKSHOPS. AT AUG
TIOS.--Aftcr the fore going sale. Gay about o'ck
p H. } Will be sold lot located as above, having
| front Of "a fset and o depth Of % feet. pla.
Of the lot will be- exhibited AT the hour of sale.
| TERMs-4.t sale. GODDiN & APrEHSoy.
iy23
C,MALLDWErIING AND 81 SlHESS STAND
| / = and vacant LOT attached, on tle South side
OF Venat!a between Valley and 18th streets, FDS
| SALE AT hUCTION--W be sold at auction
on tire premises. on MONDAY, 9sth July, 1852. ri
At O'Clock Y. IL. ire excellent property located Al
above, now In tbs oceupaneyof Mr Patrick bfien
TERMs-Cesl
iy25 GODpIN & APPERsCN, Aucts
BY JAS. If TAYLOR & son, Aaei:.
rI,wp BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE NORTH
] SIDE OFBYRD, BETWEEN 10TH AND 18th
81 s., AT AUCTiON.--We will sell upon the pre-
misses on MONDAY, the 2sh day OF July, COM
nlenc;n2 ut clock p. NJ, two very desirable brick
tene,ntnts, located as above. md running back 20
the Locks conteining good rooms each aad adapt
ed for medium sized families.
TERMs.--One-third cash the balance at and Il
months, for negot able notes, with interest added
and secured by = trust deed.
JAS. &. TAYLOR e. SON,
,vol Auctioneers.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE rREss.

EXTRACTS FROM THE rREss.
Froi.s the Richmond Dispatch:
"Mr Pollard ia already well known TO the public
az tue author Of Black Diamonds. etc The pre-
sent work Is written In the peculiarly animated and
raey style of the author, and will command an ex
tesisve sale Mr.. r. has enjoyed unusual facilities
| use of ii. The book is written with candor and
impartai;ty and as fas as We can Judge, strictly
| truthful aud very interesting
The Richmond ELamiaer says:
at is the most elaborate and valuable literary
contribution that has yet been made TO the inter
ess OF the South that II will not only ehtiee, but
| repay, the curiosity OF all readers"
| From the Richmond Wais:
1.-The we'll known ability and diligence OF Mr..
Pollard are guarantees OF the value and merit of
| bis book. We anticipate much qualification nom
its perusal which we will notice at length Messrs
| West & Johnston, the publishers, deserve much
| credit for their emit erriise."
| From the Rich .nond Christian Ob.eYrer:
"'The History Of the First Year Of the Wax for
Southern Independence prepared hy so SpIisht'y
| aud vigorous a writer az Mr. Pollard makes vol
ume that will be read with eager interest by tens
CT thousands 1t gives an intelligent, connected
sketch of The Past eventtul year. prefaeed by q
csoar account OF some OF the causes of the war
= The book is an instructive, entertaining
and reliable account OF the great events OF the Rev
olution of 81, aid should be very largely read"
IMPORTANT PUBLICATION. -
NEW MAP Or The STATE OF VIRGINIA,
roads, Telegraph Lines, Riverr, Canals and al!
other internal improvements. This is the best
Map Of the Stateever published. We have spared
no expense to make it perfect. II is gotten up on
beautiful map paper, made expressly for Us TO
print this map upon Size. &c by So inches bound
Ia pocket form In beautifully Illuminated covers.
Price e 80 Sent to any par, OF the Confeders.
cy upon the receipt If the price
WEST & JOHNSTON,
/, Publishers and Booksellers
~ 2S-lt l45 Msin ST.. Richmond
-----------~----
~ PEACHES. PEACHES PEACHES j
large and splendid let of
CHOICE PEACHES,
just received by Express from Georgia.
Also, lot Of
FINE LEMONS.
Call soon. They are going off fast at
.ANT0NTS
Saloon and Confectionery. next door to the
jy 25-lt' Exchange Bank Main ST.
DIN ii. 9ILMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Osssoe on iIth street between Main and Bank SITS
Residence corner of 9th and Clay streets
iy e5-lm*
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By JAS. r. TAYLoR 8 son. .4uetioseus.

yI>RCsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
1 CLAY STREET, a. extended into Henrico
county.-By virtue of Il deed of tE,ist executed ~
me, rs trustee, BY VIM. l.. PIryear and wife. dated
July 9Th. 1861, and recorded IN the Clerks Office ct
Henroo County Court, will sell uron the preni
ses, on TUESDAY. the @1th inst, at O'Clock j.
NJ, Il very desirable framed Dwelling, located on
the north side of Clay street, near to Buchanan
Spring, containing about six rooms, together with
! kitchen and other out-bui,diugs. The lot fronts
on Clay street 45 feet and runs back 60 feet ~ sn
alley 20 feet wide.
TE1Ms-One- third cash. tire balance at q and l.
mouths, for negotiable notes. with in,eres. added.
and secured by trust deed.
JAS III. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. 81. TAYLOR Son, Auet's. ~ 10
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By 4. b. COOK, Auc,icnter.

NLOTHING, DRY GOODS. AND TOBACCO
" AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, 18th
lust, ct 10 O'Clock. win sell II NY store ysrT
large and well assorted Invoice of seasoBabe Goat.
Pants. AID Vests; very desirable lot Of Pr
Goods. comprising macy very scarce goods
TOBACCO.--Previous TO which, Will be sod
ll5 cases first quality Tobacco;
$50 boxes light pressed de-.
a superior article TERMs-Cash.
jy 3 T.. u. COOK, Auct
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srECIAL NOTICES.
wA BOOK or GREAT INTEREST.
THE PrRsT YEAR
OF THE WAR.
BY EDWARD A. poLLIRD
arwf.rAr. NOlrtcn.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
TWO rHoUsAsp COPIES DISPOSED OF DuRlN'
THE fIRsr WEEK OF ITS PUBLICATIONS:

II Is Southern Book by Southern author'
Il Is called for By old and young. male and 70.
mate! -
Its authenticity cannot be doubted, and should
be read by ali.
PRlCE-TayO DOLLARS BY Nal. $40.
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NORTl1KRN PAPERx

Or essnds would greatly oblige NJ BY sending
ny Northern papers tAsy may chance TO get in
sAee pessssdon 10 this ONCE The public will
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