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road, six miles from Nashville, ansaa
after a brilliant sk,rmish succeeded
in capturing SO prisoners, amons
whom was Gen. Mitchel's aid. He
also destroyed a large provision train.
| The enemy being soon after rein
forced, recaFtured sixty of their men,
who were under guard Of only ten
men.
Capt. Morgansucceeded in bringing
in thirty-eight prisoners after had
chase in which he eluded the ene1cy,
who at one time had nearly surround.
ed him. Four of Morgan's men are
missing.
A detachment of forty Of Colones
SCOTS Louisiana Cavalry, under tie
command Of Capt. Gustavus Scott,
made an attack upon the enemy yes
terday on the Franklin pike, six mikes
from Nashville.
The Federals, 100 strong, we've
routed, 20 of them killed, and 40 Of
theirgans captured. Their tentswe.
also burned.
Oar loss was two killed-Corperal
Jaffries, Of company G, and pr;;vate
F.. kogle, of company K.
GAINESVILLE, March IA gentle-
man just arrived, who left Van Bu-en
yesteadas morning, reports that Gezs
Van Dorm and Price, with their -:
mics, are ssfeat Boston Mountain
The baggage train arrived a: 80
Mountain safely on Monday evening.
Gen. Gordon. Of Mo-, hroueh, I'D
the rear with 5000 troops and OF
battery ofart!llery. He had hard tig:.s-
ing with the enemy 4 short dis5ar :.
north Of Fayetteville.
Our forces, numbering about TWEEN
~ thousand, attacked the enemy in
much larger force ut Elkhorn in this
State.
The battle the first day lasted
from two o'clock, A. NJ, until dark.
the loss on both sides being heavy.
Gems. McCoIloch, Mcintosh an,.
Hebert Were killed; alsoa great man.
other officers Of lower grade
Gen.Slac was badly if not MORTAL
" wounded. Our army slept on he
battle field the first night, having
driven the enemy from his position.
The enemy then rook a second and
stronger position, and we being with
out our supply train, had to fall back
to get provisions. Our exact loss
cannot be ascertained at present:
Gen. Mcintosh tell at the head IT
his command early in the action: :el-,,
Gen. Hebtrt. Gen Price was wo.ll,d-
ed in the arm the first Ia, Of IL.
fight.
Prisoners taken report their ,e~S
over 5000. Our loss il, roul.,. .ts.ift-
bers is estimated 1T 2U00 killrt: ;.,tl
wounded.
Our train is now 1T Sick.r>. ~.
Boston Nouut,in, out of roach ut' L.,
enemy, and will be up soon.
Our army fought the "nelny -, H..
Subsequently, passing arou,s. rss:-..
Tie Biocka3c.-'The S:lvn,.~.;-..
News of the 9TH, has a dispa7r, :.
Charleston stating that Ike stea,.s;.
Cataw ba, from Havana, had ri, -
blockade ON the 9th. and was =
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We 1ciH be pleased to yece,ce as
contrtbutsons. good chaste rononces,
poetry. ecc., i original, also ueN sorit-
ten articles on any subject.
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Tie Biocka3e-'The S:lva'~s;-.
News of the 9Th, has a dispa7csl :, =.
Charleston stating that Ike st.ans o.
Cataw BIZ, from Havana, had ri, 80
blockade ON the 9Th, and was <~-
charging her cargo Of valuable :rtr-
chandisc at the Charleston -yt.--.. -
Mr., Yancey had arrived at EE,-v&r.a.
The steamers Vanderbilt und i'lceiy,-,
from New Orleans, and several s&,:.rg
vessels; from Mobile and Nv Or
LEAFS, arrived safe az Havaua.
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~ THE CONFEDERATE UON HRESS
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB
y4.. CANDIDATE.

To the Voters Of the Metropolitan Consrsssionol
From an N interchange of opinion with many
Of my fellow. .citizens,- i find large majority
didates for the position made vacant by the
lamented John Tyler.
Without intending any disparagement to
me talents OF either MIR. Lyons or Mr.. Mac
farland, (the defeated candidates at the last
election will call atten tion to the meagre
vote received by those gentlemen as an evi
dence Of their strength with the people.
With this view of the case, and at the earnest
solicitation OF many true friends, who have
stood by me in good and evil report, hereby
announce myself candidate for Congress
In this limited space, 1t will be impossible
for me to fully present my views upon the
momentous questions and events that now
agitate the public mind; expecting, as do, to
present myself to the voters of the district
at the various court.houses and camps,
stating my posi- sion.
Farstiy-l am in favor of an OFFENSIVE
WAR, carrying it to the very hearth stones of
our enemies, asking nor giving quarter to
none; MOI dealing our blows thick and fast, until
the Yankee nation shah cry "Hold, enough"
SecOndty.-1 shall ad dvocate the passage Of q
bill which shall make it imperative that all
unmarried men shall enlist for tie ,oar; and
any deficiency arising from that source shall
be made up from married men without chill
pay OF the soldiers shall be increased to an
amount sufficient to supply them with all the
actual necessaries Of life.
Thirdty.-I am in favor Of all measures
agricultural resources Of our beloved South !;
In fact, ali measures which separate as for
su time from that nation Of mountebanks re.
siding oyer the "SusauEHAsSA."
mART1SE fT SEGp1;; MfRESsT% RRsEsRSsct1qi1yii fyiipscomu
fe 1-fdek
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THE PrRoHAsB OF HoRsye From the La
fayette Nnd Journal, Of Jan. is, we copy the
following:
Hor Ayny Horses are Bonrht in France Horses
are purchased at from Iour TO SIX years Of
age, and must be Of French origin. The ami
NAL IL brought 10 the cornmandant Of the
allotted depot and submitted to hts inspec.
ton, without any prize being named. IL th 0
commandant finds him unsuitable, he is at
once rejected if the contrary Is the case he
Is brought before all the officers of the depot
for d thorough examination Each Officer
then writes his estimaie of tho value OF III a
animal on slip OF pa .er. the pa ners are the n
placed in . hat and sh aiken up, - tn II the
estimate OF each officer may rot he known !;
the mean Of these estimates il then tn ken
and tho commandant offers that price for the
animal. II ths owner accepts the offer. the
price 10 paid AZ once IL he refu sss, the horse
10 at once sent away, for no bargaining Is al
lowed. s 4
Hog Arsy Horsss are BoGSht in the United States.
Horses are purchased At any age at which
they can b pat through, and OF any origin.
No Anima1ols brought 70 any comm andant
Tor tnspActiOn Nutil the number OF horses 10
be brought h allotted to the different persons
who are to buy them, at . personsl profit
varytDs from e6to as on each horse. The
price 10 dxed before any horse 10 permitted
70 be seen, at clio, &ll9, and $50 per horss,
according to the locality and The name he Is
going 70 70 under, Of cavalry Or artillery.
jsossd, ualssi oroaxht forward by an irrsfu.
lss psfSon. 1hs Hrgt owner IL sR iyreeslay
ysrsei: u psopsfiy broa1ht tcrwasd sAs
eerce = takeA - - y specsOr, a. 10 Insres.
tor y tA1sn - hin, Ap6 ~ 30 peasee - Sull
Dsiee = paad ~ tAs 0ovo1qnoG3 ~
Dsaetnel owner A6vise reesiveA 6 0G5A q
Ae osu eet. ~ bAYeainine, . betWoon the
original oWner and tAs 06yr0usnt1 i a..
lowed. NJ hat snstasss o. p5FmttSed. hNeA
isrefalsfaNes eaa lRaeyas'eas ase net eeuAs
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FokEIaS QzoGkArHr OF THs UsITsp STATS
-Ah' Iolo"tng delicious tumble spp srs as
= ie"d'r In the ] .m aic- Ea,chman, published
n. Kinsstn, West India:
IN. h""s from the Vrited States is not
very che"riug. 4 battle s..mS't TO .hay. bren
Tough ar rpiace called B"u's Bluf One
OF our coiem orHriss says that gIacs /, in Kinds
4 fand but ss boGe iSlaoa ,s three hundred
mites fl N The sea cf war, ~ New FL elant; ,
we suspecr there is some mistake .bont IL -
At all events. battle was fnngnt In which
two thousand one hundred FEDERAL soldiers
were ~ gagged, ana how many r-heIa we kn W
not Bat, has been the case more than
once, the Federals got ,he worst of 1t -Alf
the accounts we have seen aye so confused a~
to mum bais, dates ard places, that We know
not how To RELY on them, or re produce the IN
for onr readers. When the teamer from
New York sh II arrive with our regular file .
etpaptrs. w. shall be able 10 give a more re-
lie Die statement
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EGF FEEALTH, HEALTH
HETTHG THAN GOLOi


BETTE2 THAN 6OLOi
hiIss MART GCOYIsID PRscEPT3Ess, No. $50,
3ELriHORE STREET 3ALfInoEE-"I ITnta Stydn-
gsy thar FtcttoR. This laiy suffered for years
with Chronic iniismn,atnry Rheumatism In its most
malignant forn& She iirs. contracted the 6iasnee
when two yea1s ole, by being yscc;nssei with mat
tor from g ebild whe had ths white swssGrg. From
t-orne-%shs nsvsr he'd reet from pain until Surod
BY EAHpToN's. 1iECTTrI,E
An bx.raet froza the Lotssr.
II often wish ny parent hat known af tiip rem.
.dy vvhe,, I was a chiid Is believe sho1ld haps
teen saved the ezcrueiating pala / bave baen sub
ee.si to, IS ~all ..g the defocritT OF bcdy must
ca-ry TO tbs grave, and KY parents voald not havo
pce.a under such heavy expenses from doctorso Ia
snd ia scn1.ng me- they did, to tha cele5rat
Springs IN E1gfsr,d in search of health wish all
he afflicted world eo-.h and hear the beno
its have daTveG i.ok- ah,s TiacturG OF Han5ptcns
& tty Ipaku al acgnaiesaS ~isa 'sr yirtatc witn
-hors / cof1e ~ cs. tact
"Gcn.leE.tn, sin 4 sh0tssaa. s'sUee cengsd ~
fon. er6 yoa are 81 hre'.e 20 use ins ust'e -E5
vase &c 81
- errns,a ycar. 81 grasisuai.
"3AEF /. EECFiELS
No eg0 we1. 3ait5 ,,.ore st-e.."
ishsusns.is1.. ConSh. Dyspepsia. assSil;tv, sero-
iala, III -, rsin n .hs side ea6k Ge, ave 'rzsa
~ It.
~iil be f9uud great ma'ie:ns fui I'll .heir dis
Lr H,1. sct Pamphlets, snd many the
nos. powerful possible ca.tiheatss Of euras at tho
bore diseases Of oUr owI. citizens
SGa by Pi RCELL LADD il CO., Richmond !;
~ Dr. COOKE, Frsdericksburs; bs ali tas D. ag.
slsts II Petersburg; by MORTIMER q NOW.
Keepers evs-ywhere, Al per bottis ia b"tt'"s s'.
i--cS
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correspondence oil ne HI 'hmond dispatch !
Camp Ntms- -Heahh Of the Troops Man ufactures.
&c, &c
ISLE OF WIuHT COUNTY, VA,
February l, 1862.
There Is but little news from the camps in
this county. There Is but little sickness, and
ell are in buoyant spirits. G eneral Oolston
is winning golden opinions from all with
whom he comes in contact. Young Crow
der, committed for the murder Of his com
rade, Slurdivant. at Camp Pemberton, is in
jail here awaiting further trial.
AS an exception to the almost extraordi
nary good health of the com panies from this
county, regret to learn that Capt Barnes
has lost six of his men since the commence
ment OF the new year, and that many other
cases of sickness still exist in their ranks
To such an extent, indeed, has their health
been impaired, by the unusual amount OF
duty they have perfor med at an exposed and
disaRreeable pos that efforts are beipg
made to obtain farlough for the entire com
mand, to enable them to recuperate their
wasted enel gies. Another draft of the mill
tia for local purposes was made i'll this
county . few days since. Since then a STAN
pede Of negroes from the vicinity OF Chucka- :
tuck has made the necessity of these drafts
even more apparent thaa before.
The blockade is developing in our midst n
spirit OF mechanical enterprise cheering 70
every patriot heart. At Windsor, in To is
county, an extensive lea tb er and sh oe manu-
factory, for which a charter has already
been obtained, Will soon be in operation
At the Logan cotton mills, near the Court
House, the proprietors have made n large
accession to their force, and are turning ont
an immense quantity Of yarn and various
kinds of fabrics. The mills at Factory Hill,
for some years idle, are being speedily re.
paired by a Petersburg company, who are
projecting extensive improvements, and will
soon have them at work.
Pork ie selling for el1 so to $l2, though In
small quantities. A cargo of Corn from
North Carolina is unloading In the Black
water at 66 cents. Rusrlcue,
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ELECTION CARDa.


TO THE VOTERS OF raE e,ouN. .
- tbs o. HAHovR8, HExasno. OIAaLss
4OiI.. Nsw ksHr, JAnss Orr, Yonx, war.
kIoHaoHD AID WILLIAnssuxa. In resnonse
sC 20 CAL made on me, In the Dispatch Of the
Astn inst. and Ia com pliancs with the y isb o.
~ - =. mHny uienos, announce myself candi.
uonfederate Ooneress.
OouotinE my qualifications for scat in
oongress. while holding commission in the
army, and feeling the force Of the objection $
9hoe 70 oncers Of the army becoming candi
dates Tor Congress, / have this day resigned
my commission.
Should 1t b your plessure to elect me, l
snail serve you to the best of my ability; bu t
snonld your choice fall on any Of the worthy
Gentlemen opposed to me, shall return, !,
with pleasure, TO pursuits more con genial to
my tastes moro conducive to my interests,
ana batter suited 70 my health, than those
In which am at present engaged.
.... GEO. W RANDOLPH.
Yorktown. Jan 81, 1861. f. Side
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cE TIE aEhAr VtkAlHiA kkMk.Df AID
No HDA5UH.-PhTEkS' lsFAALinLE Re-
~EDY FOR tYoNNORRIiCEA AND ALL SEERLT
Disc s.--This great american remedy, con.
aiming AercUrisl or Bsisanic proper tes exceis
II tlizg heretofore offered TO the pubic its
.prstive, re:tnrGtiye, and reno yat1g powers; and
the medical world asioaished when told thst
.hs above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confouo3ed when they hsve occuIgr dencnstrs-
tions Of the fScts. But tie proprietor, who bss
snoSl of she semedy for twenty odd years, hss
known Of case of 90 years standing to be re-
s'orcd to perfect heath. and all other Of
lhocter duration to be rsatored, without a singls
ca;tion and therefore cha enges any Of
Gopnocrh3s which the rsmeGy will not cure PRO-
vided the directions are carried out with prudsnce
Oh tla part OF the patient: and any purchasing
oslf dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN his
II her case. he guarantees perfect cure and in
eases Of fa.lC,.e, will furnish additional medicine,
rec o. charge, 10 conpiets The cusa, through hs
agents; aud cure will be effected without incon.
--enieGee 20 :ho patient,
Price, per bct,'e, g. !; half dozen bottlos SO;
sxpressage from - 10 50 cts.
Sold by AFPERsoE 81 DuPuY, No. 2ol Broad ct,
sud o. 4. STRECKER aan So. Druggists, gents
for the city OF Richmocd Sold eso, by NJ A. Il
@. A. SANTOS, norfuls, and CHAs. b. cAAPBFLL
and WILSON T. WILLIAMS. Portsmouth. Va
-6ru~
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aAlt PA AIS.

|
IlOSflrAL Ot TIE MED CAL COL
LEG IL OF VINO MA -TA,s Hospital
erectsd by tHe hbcsa'iiy of the atAe, 81 coat OF
II, rs than $50 cOu, is ompleted, open tor
the reception oi Patients 1t Is admirably adapted
oy 'ts p"A ior the aeeon"aoda'ioh OF tee SEX and
is frrnis I'd with ever coaveai nee requisite for
the o''n,or' ana suee5soin 'f"aiinsnt Its a'tus-
ton on haIsha1 htreet, east 4" i1th, immediately
a. lsrent TO The Maaieai College, waIs retire and
airy, Is AZ thr saII;e time c.niis and convenient OF
aeesss from ali parse OF the ei.y.
The patients are dnaer The immediate charge OF
tbs Prosess0rs OF the Co'iaSS, ~ho make iatiy
visl's} assia1oo " competent hasidsnt Physi'
Al, psrsors rsoojr,,o ua3,o.i ., sery,,., .r.st
mant .,re admitted. ,x spr tne lxsAwE aud tho:s
Iohnr,n., ucdsr SNAIL boy Ann oyHKE IsFtr-
rIars D1sogpsRs
Living i, ,vor,af. both white and coiosed rs-
ce,ya special care end atter,sion
CHARGES,
Including Board Medical A.tepssuce &c:
White Patients .,.........&6p "a p.r wesx
slaves .................
And ~ the same rats for fractions of wset
For less than week, 81 per day, up 70 ,As
charge fer fu week
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms havs
been provided FOR those desrns ss.psraSe aeeommo
oa'i Ms re charge Tor these VII vary from ~ to
50 per week
For snrgicsi operations lee ranging frJm % 10
S'O "'li DC required III add1iin u tas above week.
ly rates.
HE All charges payable On the renovsi OF the
patient.
mated nunoef 81 oaas placed a, The dl, posa
OF 'eaftabe Assoc Aliens 1t iaO per sI0ui pay
ale semi annually or a. corresponding rate ior
SIX montas-
IA tents conveyed 10 or from tns hospitN IN q
suitable vehicle, provided especially Tor the pur
pose. ....-.
Citizers ana s'rar gers are invrei 20 v'stt the
Hospital ana inspect iss sTangemenss
kresiden-Dr. L. s. SofSEs.
attenai,s InysaciAn9-O's' -, AtChf'h' cCHs'
a" A.'saaias s,rs;sa.-pr. GIBSON. pErroo.
Las and WhhiiFoKD.
nesi "eht fnSseiaa-pr ISAIAH ii. WHITE
sIem&fd r " PARl3a. sp 10y
| xSOuRTH SiREEr HusPJTaI-~ hs l,Il.s
r OF She First BAPTIST Church have procured u
house on Fourth street, bevou Leigh. snd propose
:::s !: !:
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RICHMOND, January e. 1862.
0EsTLSMEN: Sincerely grateful for the call
which you, and msoy others of my fsllow-citi.
1ens. have made upon me, do not hesitate to an.
nounce myself . candidate to represent our
District in CONGRESS Ny duties in Oongress
will not permit me to 60 through the District, q.
under other circumstances would gladly do
content myself with announcing my inextin.
seoarat!on from the people beyond the Susque-
hannah.
Yonr friend and fellow. citisen,
il 3r-ts WM r. MACEARTANn
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~ - FoR CONGRESS,
From the Richmond District, composed Of the
cities o. Richmond and ~il'iamsby re-, the com
ties of Henrico, Hanover, New Kent, Oharles
City, Elizabeth Ui'y. James City, Warwick. and
York. ELECTION 10,h Fsb'y I. .3l-lOt%
~ TO THE VOTERS UF THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND.-L. N. JUDE, the Clerk Of
the Night W atch. will be voted for - CAPTAIN
Of tho Night Watch, to take the place of the late
A. Wilkins0n, and viii be supported by Many
Voters of this city. ja29-1m<
RICHMOND Jan 22 1862
w. JAMES LYONS, EBQ.:-DIAR SIR: A
~ vacancy having occurred in the represen-.
tation of this district by the death late dis
tinguished Representative, John 1yler, we re.
quest you to announce yourself ~ candidate to
fill it.
Very respectfully, your ob't servants,
Vim g. Crenshaw, John Ahern,
Thos. w. boswell, @. 6tebbins.
q. + Winston, Jos. Doerhinger,
VIM. Taylor, snd many others.
RICHMoaD, Jan. %, 1862.
To Messrs. VIM. g.. Orenshaw, Thomas w. Dos
well, Il. #. Winston. William Taylor, John
Ahero, O. Stebbins Joseph Doerfinger. and
others:
GEsTLEmEN: Your note CT this data, requesting
me to announce myself as caodidase for Con.
gress, has lust been received. and, In compliance
with your request, with many thanks for your
kindness, ! now announce myself candidate.
Most respectfully, yours,
IL 28-2w* JAMES LYONS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AE GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, made
By asgc es il powhstsn county, superior t1 any
tJi1 IL use For Jat@ by
j E BCREysS & CO.,
Whotesajs . a'rrs u looacoo, cigars, &C.,
eS I'm I17 Bro I'd { above cor 9Th
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RICHMOND, JANUARY 23 1852.
TO VIM H. MCFARLAND, ESQ. =
DEAR SIR: A vacancy having oc Cured il
,ress by the death OF Mr.. TYLBR, We r.
fully request that you will announce you
q candidate.
Very truly. yours.
WIN. 81. MACON, New Kent,
MICHAEL GRETTER,
LEWIS WEBB,
THEO. RORERTSON,
ORANGE BENNETT,
GEORGE w. SMITH,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEO. w. GILLIAN,
p. K. WHITE,
g. J.. SINTON,
ED. g. FnRNEYHOUGH,
WIN. II. ROJOCK,
JAS. P. HEATH,
WIN. K. WATTS,
WIN. GRAY,
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
A. A. FARLEY,
WIN. Fl. ROBERTS,
OF Richmond HowitEers,
P A. HAXAL
III. WALRE,
VIM. SMITH.
MILES TURPIN,
MILhS c. EG0LESTON.
ELIJAH BAKER,
WM.L. Nc ANN,
N. T. Pave,
D. M. Ra'BERTHON,
JAS. A. SCOTT,
JAS WALSH,
SAM'L O. DONNAN,
For themselves and others.
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PERSONAL.
OFFIOE OF SOUTHERN ExpAEs

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN EXPAESS,
Richmond, Va Feb. J, 1862. :
FNAKEN, by mistake, from the Exchange
l Hotel, on Thursday, 23d January, light
colored LEATHER VALlHE, marked &C.
q. l.. Hillsboro', N. o.
A reward will be paid for its delivery at
this ONCE. fs4-S
TINHE PERSON who took Q large size Colts
Pistol (srmy size) from p. 81. TAYLOR'S
Music store last Saturday, had better return It,
and save b msef trouble. fe3-N*
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Ritbman1 4ispatrb.
MORNING. FEB 5 lsss


Floyd end Buckner-7ae Unsonists in Bosiin1
Green Plenty Of ErerytAias - ConSressiona, /,
Electioa Recie1s, 4r. ..
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.lso. the reports of commanders Of regiment.

also, the reports of comm anders of regiments
and corps.
! am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obeSfant S. rvant,
(Signed) E,WaR ! hNSCN,
colonel 18th Georgia x. .sim.n',
1':mran ire Mt n ter Y tTe.
Iotoi C.. T. fterspsoN, ASSISTANT = 6JutaEt
G"ners'. Army Nor:bw..t, taunton
(Dhciai.) J0Hs ITREks,
A A. General
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NE EXTRA EARLY PEAS
Il supply OF very fine,
For sale by
WM IF SCOTT,
Successor To J,.En W. Gariicx,
jI6 NJ ,rtet Piaca. Fra' kiln st
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DICHMOND GLUE AND OIL WORKS

Id D4CnHlONO 0AO1 AMI OIA "OAnc'
The sbove cnucsrn IL now manufacturing . 50.
peeior article of MACHINE OIL, which II being
extensively used BY railroads. machine shops, and
manufactoeies in the State, and which 10 warrant.
cd to work we'll on say kind Of machinery
They also make . pure article OF MEATS
FOOT OIL
They also make On article Of AXLE CREASE,
suitab for railroad cars wagons, &c Quarter
mast~s, Sailroads, &C., can b supplied In any
quantity - @
dsrs for all the diffsrsn kinds Of GLUE.
The on csa ~ bad st ressil at the tin store Of
Mr.. @. b. LAHoLsY, 18th street. betwsen Main
.P. O., Box le77." HENY J. MAI0NE.
H0EROION AND ON5N
~ A SER d ON,
Pfesched in Camp. q gsatreville. Virgins.
18th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, con.
densed by request into q Tract Tor the
timps; Just published. and for sale by all
the booksellers N the city
Tyaot pep0titory, Governor ssy
fs<-ot 6stW'n Main &nd Fys1tltn.
7SI1Illx1..- SlIzSff 3. v zxE. xn5 1rzsg:
Ii WAt1s q WAeleeale - 1aaii, ~. %
s.::; ::::;s1 : ~ 3; =: ! -, -
s: d...s ::ss's s !: Z: :;:::': s:::
'".t" n'a' . " :. s64I.s f5.h ! sos,
N&EM )ssssA Nh0sssss'
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THE BATTLES OF 1ae1.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.

REPORT OF TIE BATTLE IN ALL~.
q ANY MOUNraINS,D ,DECEMBEs l3rg
1851, EDW ARD JOHNSON, C.'LpNEL
12rH GEORGIA RsGIAENT, COM.
MANDaNG 4.ONTEREY LINE
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FROM NORFOLK.


RunaUoy Negroes" Bohemian" Cons to North
Car0lina-The Ne,os, &c.
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SERVANTS FOR HIR n

NEGROES FOR HIRE
Wehaye for hire the following description
Q! !StkEANTS, viz:
Chambermaids, Washers and Ironers;
Cooks, Washers, and Ironers;
Eiacksniths, Carpen ters;
Sh0eIn keFs, Bricklayers;
Brick Yard Hands. Laborers;
Wood Choppers. Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser.
wants. CLOPTON & LYME,
Cor. Franklin and wall sts.,
"a Nt-tS Tin
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| .As. M ..sAats asSos Sos 1 1a,zu.4oros,,
hN~lns ~, eo10oou
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Correspondence of he Ri ,hmond Dispatch
Camp Nt'cs-Heahh Of the Troops s-Manufactures,
&c, &c.
lam or WI.uT tloUETv
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HA RE, IRON, ks.
Just RECEIVED-Al large stock of low.
- priced KNIVES and FORKS, Butcher
Knives, Shoe Knives &c.
SO-Low- priced P4d.Locks, tjhest,
Cupboard, and Till LOCKS, besides full
stock of general Hardware
JOHN N. VAN-LEW,
fe 4-3t No. "A Main street,
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II TWENTY.DULLAR BILL
at the Georgia House, which the owner can
nave by proving property and paying for
tAis advertisement. fe4-Stk
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TOBACCO DEALERS.

~IGA X 5 .-
we have about sc, 900 CIGARS,
-; and good, which we will sell on IA.
so.su'e .rcod stock of Man'h TOBACCO
a. PATTERSON WILLIAMS.
.|J,s. Thomas, Jr. 5, Factory, 9TH, below
qi byrd street