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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-19
Gov. Seymour on the Union.

Gov. Seymour on the Union.
Gov. Seymour, who has been reviled by
by the leading Republican press and ora.
tors Of the country, as sympathlzer with
the rebels, closed recent speech to large
crowd in Brooklyn as follows. We will
only premise that if to endorse his views
is to be Democrat, and to take opposite
views is to be Republican, then we hope
hereafter to be called Democrat, Read:
"Now l want to say what we are going
to do. Let me say word to your higher
law men Of the North. You must give up
your doctrine and submit yourselves to the
laws. You have taught fatal errors, but
you have confined yourselves within the
limits Of legal rights, and for this we re-
spcct you, and therefore We shall put you
down by the ballot. Bat we have another
class Of higher law men at the South, who
have also arraigned their will against the
laws of the land and its rightful authori-
ties. They have not contented themselves
with the ballot but have chosen the bayo-
net and bullet to settle the question. Then
with the bayonet and bullet we must meet
them. We did not want this war, but the
men Of the South made the bayonet and
the sword the arbiters Of their doctrines,
and so far as the present is concerned, the
sword must be the arbiter and by it, with
our own strong arms, we will fight vigor-
Gus blows for the life OF the Constitution
and the flag.
II wish that my voice could be heard
throughout every southern state. Iwould
COW vnicfsE, ppt tho m prorvo t,;,, -, q
Of the north. Listen not to the teachings
of those who say that We are not true to
the Union, true to the Constitution. You
know that we are those who battled for the
Constitution, including your rights, when
they were assailed and denounced. You
know that at time when you were safe
within its folds, you deserted your coun.
try's flag, and you deserted us, too, who
had been true to the principles of your
Constitution. Read these triumphs Alright,
and they will tell you they bring into pow.
err men who love the Constitution as ira
dition-men who inherited it from their
fathers. Therefore, we tell you and the
whole world, that this great conservative
party will rear up the shattered columns
Of the Union. We will rear it higher up,
still nearer heaven than it was before, and
from its lofty top and growing greatness
there shall ever wave your country's flag,
with every star and every stripe that has
been placed there in the wonderful pro.
gress Of our country, and then, whatever
other men may say care not what as
for the conservative people Of this country
and for myself, other men may say as they
please, as for division Of this Union, and
for breaking up that great alliance made
by and under Gods guidance. never will
consent to it--no, never AS long as have
voice to raise or hand to fight for this
glorious country"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-19

CLOTHING for the Farmer;
CLOTHING for the Working men
CLOTHING Tor the Mechanic !;
CLOTH NC for the Merchants;
CLOTHING for the Clerks
CLOTHlNu for the big Boys;
CLOTHING Tor the lite Boys;
CLOTHING Tor One, and
CLOTHING for the Million
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-19
which Is the Patriot.

By the Governor it
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary of state.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-11-19

While on his way from Warrenton to
New Jersey, Gen. Mcclellan found large
lot OF the troops drawn up in line, at sal.
ute. In response to loud calls for q speech,
the General said, II wish you to stand by
Burnside as you have stood by me. Good
bye" ....,
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PirIlmono Dispafrf
,,,,,nay MoaNINa.....~EEB 10, isea.
The utrfsary R.ii.


we have been rcqpsste, by number Of
volunteers &c rerublish SIC nilfary hi'i re-
can't, passad bs CcnSrs~S ard signed by ne
President: a request wish which we ehter-
fully comfy.
IN q 70 ssss,4 a., ae e.. "a 'sa Get - re.s' On
oa4,io.q} 75fs5,YD 'or.t5a sfy~e Sav.'a a's F""5
Gpeyocsd Aay ~f4, 1854 and f." oiF'r P4'f0''''
cscrios n Cassress - '@f 1"'j'acaf
Sates Of fstY i}1 d, fa0tr. hat Not"uirri 9" =
Ing their services ,'itF an go ent'ifed -"
nc. To rai>4 an AlGttoual tttary fore" ~
serve daring tha a'9r.' approve" NAY W.
l<oI may h. accH pied ~ the fftSi1'nt sths'f,
we'll IS ia com raH'"S, fGdfo'"hSi ""'t''
toss, oT T-RtneHts
Sr' > 4aHap.ctatuley Is ot officers raised
uua.r "a - .ct. tns tiFit 1"d q ~ eut-rfs
,ht'l ~ nase" aod appointed !" ti'e manner
If.scltb.d by II" uc- 81 Jed 'Ah act pro-
viatpy tor tlt grating al u tupty aud tur.
lcusA- - priv ties ~ Il sUu com n.issioGed OF
ficers IA sne FIcN sioaai Army approved
Deem aey ll,a, l,"l, and all vacancies cceur-
ring IN tba s 1T odtyes after the frs election
mace unaer th}s aet, rs well rs uLdcT the act
emitted IAN art 10 raise an additional mil.
tary force tU serve durlGf Ihr war, approved
MAY Sth, 1851, shai be uttet ny troW ction
aCcor.tng to grade Nni seniority, - lroyidrd
ia said act Of the tia December, leGt, eXt opt
III ease 81 disability or other IncompetenGy
PForidsi, however. that the'frrsident be au-
thor x@d to depart ronl the prescribed raia OF
promou ton, IA honor OF ANY l,etson especially,
distinguished by III, &C sDiustuutEs general tor
extracr .iuary meli'. OF some sigE i sc OF
mi atary tktlI o. :. llidCtry.
So 3 Any ynbty occurring IA The ranks
" com ptnies mustered iuto ihe Con Tea rate
service for three years, ~ Tor The war, may
he Il led ny dun eri$. aud IN" commander
al each q SAiu s4uadrois, htttal:OAs, or re-
aIaents, org1Li8sl a. aforesaid, may deta i
one comm ssiOuei oitlCsT Sni one uon-cum
"a tssloned & n ~ ANA one or more pTiVatss
trom each company Of his comn1nd, " ,th
Tue appryNal II The i,ri@adieT 3eneI al OF the
. y. - n.
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A GOOD EQUATION FOR MEDICAL
~ mAN.-The subscriber would sell the
place he at present resides on, situated imme.
diately on tho Glover Hill Railroad, in Ches-
terrified county, go miles from Richm ond and
Petersburg, to any respectable physician
The farm contains two hundred acres, more
or less; neat two-story dwelling house, re-
Gently built, and painted containing five
rooms, good sized store-rOom, closets, &c. :,
all the necessary out houses, with an ice
house. There is a fine parcel of cord wood
Immediately on the railroad, Tor which there
is q ready market. This is a most excellent
stand tor a medical man of energy and capa.
city, having been so regarded for the last 40
years. Any one desiring to purchase would
do we'll to let me hear from them at once,
when / Will give any detail particulars that
maybe required. For the present, can be
or address J. WISTAR Wake, nj. D.,
Wintsrpock p. o., Chesterfield Co., Va.
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ECK 8ALU-.Hrtvsts!v, N silAil FARM. On
the New Bridge Rosd. u miles from Rich.
m0nd, Containing twenty acres, If which there 10
about i6 acres cleared the balance Ia WOOD
There 10 . comfortable dwelling and the usual
out buildings on the place. For fui Their partisu.
lisa, appiy 70 me on ths premi o..
fs6 6t* = COSBY
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NJ OT1 q +
~ IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, the
Trains over thia Road will be run ~ follows:
The Mail Train will leave Richmond for Fred
ericksburg daily (stoppipg only at regular Sta
tions) at o'clock A. NJ, aud arrive at Frede-
hcksburg at 10 IS A. NJ Returning will leave
Ff~derickshurg ut ll.30 A. NJ, an arrive in Rich.
mond at 2 80 y. NJ.
The Accommodation Train. between Richmond
and Milford. will leave Richmond for Milford
daily Sundays excepted) at ;. IS p. n, (stopping
At crossings and Of stious TO take up or put down
psssengers,) and arrive At Milford ct 80 p. II
Returning, VIII leave Milford at ITO A. n, and
arrive In Richmond at $50 4 NJ
The Freight Trains viii be run daily. Freigh!s
received until O'Clock n
NJ No PA S6EN6ERS can 60 by Freixhs
Traps.
~ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE Of any kind,
other than personal baggage, will BE- taken on the
Mall and Accommodation Traius, bat onlv on the
daily Freight Train. SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
OmA R., r. 4 p. B. r 10.
Richmond, Jan. TO- l662 ialO
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CENTRAL :RAILRoAp
WINTER .lRkANGEMENT


On and after MONDAY, November llth, tne
Nail and Passenger Trains will leave Richmond for
0ordonsvie, Charlottesville, and Staunton, daily,
At 7.30 A. n :, connecting witt the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Passenger Train at Gordons.
VILE for Manassas and intermediate points, and 1t
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Between Staunton and Jacksons River the Mall
Train will be run triweeklY. leaving Stanton on
Tussdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, and jack
sons River on Mondays. Wednesdays. and FIJI
days.
Hsrman 4 Browns Stage Line for Lexington.
connects with the Mail Train, and leaves Stanatou
on on. aondays. Wednesday,. and Frday.. and Go
Tsrm.r Nss3n a 10 = 49, 10 - Gssa. ~
Sulphur, Le~isbuEg. &C., connects with this train
on Tuesdays. Thu5sdays and Saturday..
The regular Through Freight Train for Gordons-
VILE, and points rest OF there lsaves Richmond q
7.30 p. N. on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays,
and arrive from the west ct A. II. ON 0uudaya
Wednesdays, and FridAya
A rel ar Way Freight Train for 0ordonsvflls,
and peilss eset leaves daily. Sundays sxesptsA)
at $50 An H. D. WHITOOR.
nos General 0uperinteudGnt.
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PERSON Az.

TkFORMATION WANTED-of a. RIGBY
1 HOPKINS, who escaped oIa Talbot county,
i'd, so1ae time since, aud joined the OonfeC crate
forces somewhere in Virginia, probably one OF
the Maryland regiments. Any one bearing OF his
whereabouts will confer O great favor on his
brother by dropping line direct TO Williams
burg. Va. JOS. V. HOPAiNS'
fe 6-6tk
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EDUCATlONAL.

TDUCATION.-Ag gentleman, who 10 an expe
H. rienoed TEACHER. offers his services for
any portion Of the day. easy terms, at q school
or in private lessons. in this city or vicinity. He
will teach the English branches, the Classics, or
the French language. he would also act as
translator Of French or Spanish. Address
A through the Poat-Of1ice. sea-N'
I1REDERIUKSBUKG HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR GIRLS.
WIN. Il. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this School will
commence ON the II tn Of February next, and
continue five months.
The number of BOARDERS is limited to
ten; and full corps of Teachers is employed
all boarding with che Principal.
Circulars will be sent, on application, to
Fredericksburg, Va.
fe1-iet* WIN. b. JOHNSON, Principal.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
II FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Franklin street, 6ttreen Sd and 4h
The Misses OLOPTON daughters OF the late
Judge CloPton)t opened School on the lat OF
October, 1861.
Oircula,s Of terms, etc., viii be sent to those
desiring them ia 23-lm'
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CoTner .. I>f3ac tnd FOut'I streets.
a i3L-rii,nt

WYNN n. TINsI.EN'is rfw .4AEGE
wv = z Il 4 NJ e y K = II =
usving ri = eousidcesbis expense tied Up q
I.ARtfL STEAM BAKERY On Tho c.tGar OF
Ceiy aud ltii aFeett prepared - .lIn-
ali orders ii nay ,.ae iTau=d8' IL.
shall keep conS;atily b4.G fresh haksd, a.,
kints OF iasCki!RS, PIi.O'. a3G
kAEI BREAD
SOi4A SSES sl.d
!3UdAR UAKEzs.
ny uv3ns, machinery ana tools being entirely
dow and OF eha most improve style, together with
my long experience in tCs,neaa feel justified il
saying tba! / c..u fura "a good sriicl. OF
Crackers AMI Cakes any establishment ta4s ns
other country.
Nereh:. y L.,yiag orders from III country vi.
And it 10 their interest 10 3. &c ne =. Call.
~ Particular stteu3.o2 pad To packing sEc
eoop.ring all artiy.os S4tipp-a.
dc l.-:,In I'm. n. TTEnY EF.
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ARRANGEMENT.
10 JAAlESTOWN,KI Kings MILL, GROVE,
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK

The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. }. n. FRRl-
NAN, WILL ou'snd ami wednesday noRnlng usxS
ths 10Th Instant ss.e the WHAT . Rockssts. rse-
mornings, at 6f O'clock precissly. lar the abovs
places; lay q ths Rock Wharf III night end -
ts.n each alternate day-T seeday. Tksrsday. -
Saturday meninoe-l6aying Rock WHAT q ~
la1dlnu, eolkk md sst6ralns. -
saPs'sasssn@ hsisas = - ...
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@ " N ID X Il -.
LANTERNS, from 81 to IS zach.
CANDLES TICKS, from 70 cts. 70 " each.
CANDLE WICK, Is cts. Per pound.
Candle AAoulds, Ovens, and Lids
Goal Scuttles, ShOvels, and Tongs,
English Sew Pans, Fry Pans,
Tea Kettles, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Ladies', Flesh Forks,
Sand and Meal Sleeves, Brooms.
Wash boards, Tubs. Buckets,
barrel Covers, Clothes Lines,
Clothes Pins, Sad Irons,
Tea Trays, Toilet Ware. Toilet Soap,
Brittania, Tin and Wood ware generally,
Sheet Iron, Zinc Copper, Wire and Rtvets
For sale 1t the ntove Store Of
-.-s GEORGE STARRETr,
IL 6--8t% Governor street.
ORA TES AID TENDERS Iron and GatvAn
T lied; Coal Bcuttles; Wood Water Buckets
Ssts Of Touss; Shovels and Pokers. and Fire
Stauds: Iron 6killets and BakGs; Frying Pans
Iron and Fin Stew Pans; Tea Kettles. Coffee Mills
Coffee Pots and Boilers; Cinder Shovels; single
and double covered Osnteenf; Iron and Brass
Footwen, and Q variety OF Tin.waxe. For sale by
Ie7-lms 8. D. DENOON. 225 Main st.
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HUu5. SK,rANCE DEPT CF var

stft !ti ~ y Jtl-leII II, lSN-~-
& iberr e. - i arg pG 0ber OF FLINT
~ LD X AtISAEIS Gist'Ina Ell over this
b,ats, ile ST having them, in large sn-s.i NUM-
hers, are again urgently Requested 10 send them
&c, - sly Address la they may oe altered an1
.1uf in good order ready the use Il tie troaps
shat vii, tale The iiod nast spring t.acI Dluskoi
- OF srext vAue, Dc nous can be bought or ula.io
il 1tae state JUA2 DiMEDLh,
3. IL Cot u U.dLaaGe Of vs..
Ey City papers copy s.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
yIK6DQ QUARTERS.

,rAusyos Va Feb ). 1867 !
81 a LAg8E NUMBER OF THE MEN.
~ BER.OF COMPANY h, Capt w. Is.
issrct, outh Virginia Regiment, have con-
.,nued Tor hong time to absent themselves
from their Com tany without leave. j sub.
ON a list OF these I bssuts-s aud hereby give
Ihsla notice that unless they report TO me in
StSuntoT, Va, on or before the goth inst.
they VIII be treated and proceeded against
- deserters. Tha following is the list OF
absea tees
sgrgt WA I. Moore. CorpI W. a. Black.
veil, torp'l Lewis q. Eagland, privates
Namue, Adkins, James 4 Blackwell. Joel
Rt1Eks, Wm chapman, Vim q Ghappeile
~ ,eriei +. Clark. J.. mes Goats, Jas Har.
f'G. Holm LLOYD, Robert Mckinny Mark
M)on feast ie. Lemuel Satterfeid, VIM Ste.
phens. Psyton Taylor, James NJ. Terrill
Thomss Warren, Richard 4. wilkins, and
j ohm Mitchell.
For the apprehension and delivery to the
Commanding Officer at Richmond OF such o!
| the ;nove parfies as shall remain at large
| after the 20th day OF February, ls62, here
| by offer a reward of $50 each.
These parties live in the county OF Halifax
Va.
| BY order of the S.cretary OF War
H. nj BELL,
.eS-Iw Capt. Commanding Post.
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-. DIR JOS f. CLaGarr, refugee ON
- iba county OF Jettereon, a. aud OF tWsive
yrsrs PRACTICE p.ctiully Oilers his service TO
too ~ sbitents of Richmond in all the branches
Of profession.
OiHca on Main street, over the Bank CT The
Common eailh, AID opposite tie American -
ia ia In--lm*
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RAILKOADs, Aks.

u
A RMY OF THE PENINSULA
~ RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On ard after SATURDAY, February LIST, 1852
the trains over this road will run follows:
The Passenger and Mall trains will leave Rich
mond daily at A. NJ. (sopping only at regular
stations) and arrive at West Point ut A. NJ,
connecting with the steamer Logan for Gloucester
Point and Yorktown and intermediate landings.
Returning viii leave West Point at S p. H.,
on arrival OF steamer Logan, from 4lsucey.er
Point and York Town, and arrive at Richmond at
1P. n.
FREIGHT TRAINS
VIII leave Richmond daily Except Guudays) at
p NJ, and arrive at West Point ut 7.5}, p. n.
Leave West Poist at Q Is A. NJ, and arrive at
Richmond at 2:}I n.
No freight received after 3 50 p NJ.
BY order of the President
A. b. DAINGERFIELD,
ia 23-d1m Agent.
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kss eaz. U.s.


+ y. = Il ! q u : =
Z. NEW
ENEhD, CAKE. CRACKER.
Aad i!E BAKERY.
Having removed 80 - ' HeF e.tb Ist1Ieut, OF the
corner OF Hgoad auG fJurgu ats. which have hac
tt:e! zap ii - saper ztyla ID OTTER nly sin
.ers Ih;>lks my friends and taa pubic gene
raj, for the NvTy lherai stfunago bestowed rie
for TIE last five years and hope by attention
- business, and ocAiu3 ui tbs best materials, to
merit - c0lti.uAare OF the Same
Aayo iuccea Cd 'uy i@clIu-s = B ,kjuE to such
an exre-t ;hat / .!u Ccs prepared L. turn ont
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, on Is
large scalp as aa2 establishment .. the kind IL
HE Sigte.
Hospiia,s EestsHTs.s:a. ard i;osr!i.s Hpnses
supplied eith FRESH BREAD tvs12e every day
era th,laS OF AL kii- is fresh baked :hI!ti
Maud packed II the beat rasnaer-
Suffers supplied w.N t:G thERS, CAKES
HlNGEl. BREAD, SriGENUTS, Ac., at the
shortsst notice
Orders from the country thahk Iut!y received
and carefully et.SAd,: 20
Psrtiea supplied with PLAIN an! GRNhMEN-
TAI. CAKES.
/ y. RRIGG8S New Bakery,
Corner q: Broad ind togt,a streets.
l,Db
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IGOR RENT-STORE This two STORIES
formerly oceupied by WHIT King, at 6 and
8 Franklin street. They will be rented sopG
and convenience, sre uasu passed by any other
location in the city The s.oreroom7 are large
and commodious. with large, dry cellars to each
store Apply to 4. CaoUcH over the storss, or -
VIM. Il. KING, o. Franklin Is 5 i ,ors above.
fe6 6tn
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NOvEkN0ENI > n " , AM
(T FREIGHT ON JAMES RIVER Until
further notice, the steamer CURTIS PECK will
transport Government passengers and freisht to
landing ON James river. Government freight
Rockets, on Tuesday, ThuHsdsy, aud Sa 'urday.
KENSEY JOHNS,
fe Tot Captain and A. = N.
IL a GOAT
Giving milk;
f. 7-3t& GEO. A. SPENCE.
{ !ANAK1 SEED.
~ barrels CANARY SEED,
In store aud for sale by
aS-4t = OHAS. r. WORKMAN 4 90.
WATOHMAKEKS viii take notice that
w have on hani a good assortment of
WATCH HANDS.
FILES, &C., &C.,
THOMAS NOWLAN,
fs 5-6i* Petersburg. Va.
lust RECEIVEU-
81 % bbls. Rosin OIL.
20 bbls. Spirits TURPENTINE.
10 bbls. OAMPHENE.
bbls. Naptha OIL.
l bbl Bright VARNISH
For sale by q. w. ROBINSON,
fe 6-6t* % Pearl street.
NOTIOE.-Al persons having claims against
L Inc 0otaJo Oh AIC0lOA0 V0OmA9, Gee q, are
requested TO present them for payment. Those
m.nt: 0ATHARINE 3. THOHAs.
to S-6te Ad inistratrix
EOR NALE.-NLitaTy sADD1kS. taaisS
Saddles. 0entlemsn's Saddles, Wagon Sad.
dies. Brides, Bite. Whips. Spurs, Cruppers,
6tirrups, Moss Mats for the Saddle, hafHsss Buc-
kles, Enameled Leather, Saddle Trees, Shoe and
6addlers' Thread. Carriage, Buggy and Cart Har.
meas, Trace Chains Collars, As%ss: Carriage
18th IT,. few doors below the Dispatch Office.
EWAHrED-Two Hands immediately.
NJ OTI E.-Uapt. DUNLOP wishe. 10 in.
IN crease the present number Of his com.
near Yorktown. Men who are artihcers,
Will apply TO Lieut. PAIl0, at Richmond !;
Lieut.. n. b. BIHYoRD, at Gloucester Poiat,
and to Capt. L. H. DuELoP. at Green Vile,
can enlist in Japt. DIS company CIT per
month. L. II. DUNLOP.
fe 6-et* Capt. Comd'g.
u. STEVENS 6 CO., ENVELOPE
u MANUFACTURERS. CHARLOTTE,
o pW We AZ are NOW %saasac;Su1ins ENvE
and are prepared to furnish any amount. on
reasonable terms. cash orders nom the
trade respectfully solicited and promptly At
'' "a sSr s. " y I /. ssTGn Au44''
1VO1RClON AND UONOILIzT7ON-
H. SER MON,
Preached In Camp. at Oentrsvtlle, Virginia.
BY ksv. r. SLAUGHTER. Chaplain or the
18th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, con.
denssd By request into . Tract for the
times; jsst pablishsd. and for sale by ali
the booksellers In the city.
5s GEO. i. GUNNER
Tract nepository, Governor e.,
0<-ee DetW'n Main and Franklin.
DATEN1 AGENCY,
L 1IgaAoHD. VA.
JAMES 8. FRENCH,
Late ExAmlnsr In the q. s. Rnaeut.O0ce.
Potonts procured and al business WITH TIE
tatoisO0ce promptly ottended %.
Omoe corner Of Hank and llt9 etreeoD.
A00ra1 Mo1 on. n 49-9ms
NY!1t1~-1 ~ 1ssss.ssssa -
~ 4eNleee 70 - Aoe1ao ouns ~ albsf -
t9oeleA ~ peAlG 1lsss ere ssqssseeAte
81 ene-esaoenef(IgFyrs-yeNs Wi4eeI
~ 31lQx, Gan MAkss. 4
sss-ss- 1Ssw o ND d Naia ssesa
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:
MILITARY NOTICES..

ADJ'T AND INSr Ii GEN > OFFICE
Ertractl RiCHsoEp, IAN. q, 356!.a
EsPLCI al. nRDLi<S NO q
~ r
VII I.iAut-nunt Colonel GEoHHE DsAs,
Assistant dlatant Il eneral, is a~2iEo.d to du-
~ IN the Adlutant Inspector Generals. OF
ice, aud will take charge OF the tenarai 10
cruitiug Service OF the Army. 4 II comnu-
nicatious pertaining to the Tecrut tin seTy ice,
VIII be marked, on The upper right hand side
OF 1t envelopes which cover them. 90 Re
cruz ing Service
BY command OF The Secretary OF War.
JNU "lTEEkS
IA 22-iW Assistant AuIutaut General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10
LOR RENT
A BRICK WAREHOUSE,
On 18th street,
between Gary street and the Dock.
fe SGT Il q UATENPuRT

between Gary street and the Dock
fe S-3t q. DAVENPORT
|V>U RENT-A II spse OF PRIVATE EN-.
TERTA1NMENT, st Clover Station. on
the Richmond and Dan villa Railroad, "a miles
from Richmond. This House Ia the property OF
,ho Railroad Company, and was built with the
view Of having convenient boarding place for
Office . and employees Of the Company, snd also
al eating house for the accommodating Of pas.
senssrs his now vacant and the Company de.
sires rent It. For terms and fur thsr psrtieu.
lara amply at the Office o. the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad Company fe 7-3w
XTALUABLE 4RANITE.FkO>T TEN.
v EMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE CT
MAIN, BETWEEN 12rH AND 18TH SITS,
FOR SALE.-We ore authorized 70 sell the
valuable granite front tenement, located Is
above, now occupied by Miles, Jennings h
90, and others, at the annual rent OF slooo
The location Of this property isjusty regard.
ed as among the best In the city Apply TO
lest 0ODDIN & APPERSON.
TNHE VERY VALUABLE IA K M
ROO COUNTY, SIX MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND. NEAR THE NEW BPIDGE
ROAD, CONTAIN1NG cj5 ACRES, FOX
SALE.-At the request of Mr.. Lsauder Barker
We II or for sale the above valuable FARM, con
tanning 255 scres, OF which one half Is fac cleared
Chickshominy lew grounds, and the remainder /.
high land Of which one half is heavily set IL wood
and timber. The buildings on the place cOnsis,
of an excellent brisk dwelling, containing reven
rooms kitchen, quarters, large barn, stable, &c.
There Is on the place q very superior orchard
This is Justly regarded as mcss vaius bile Farm,
a. besides the soil being equal to any in the vi.
cnity. The sighborhood IL equal to the beet
SesHSs s' Ap' uoDDIN & ApPERsUN.