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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

fst<. eiEEc ALE o. Ns3isJ TO- by virtue
/ of q dead executed to ma in tguss OF Burvel
Dickinson ana wfs of Hanover eount?, dstad
October Is 1850 ap OF record in tho Clerks office
OF HaUove~ Coart, 90 ali sell q: the auction house
Of hiessra . ckinscn & Hill, il the city Of Rich
mend. on WEDNESDAY :. The 10 b c,5y If Cecenl
Der at 10 O'clock, the following -nstned ol.yeg con
vayed ia said ceed--yiz: John, Jane, AID l.iIiy--
70 pay the &c ii us,.ed IL Baid tins. deed.
do a--tde JOGN PAGE Trustees.
,.1ALE or VALUABLE R2At ESTATE II
NELSON COUNTY by vissus CT & decree
OF tho Circuit Court, pronounced 90 tie - day Of
Move nlber, 1852 In .ha O: Harrison, &c, va
as.fiacr. Sc" shall proceed, OF tie Seth day of
Isceuber. 1862 IL ssh AT public auctioo. the
pre- Tii.es that valuable PLANTATION, IL Nelson
county, knOs,E al Belmont ls.tely tie residence
OF pr 0oegner Harrison, formerly Of Gen Alex
Browo, containing over one tbo-Es1d acres.
1h:s is very valuable estete. The dwelling
house ID handsome ard comnodious, built CT brick,
and il Ell extensive and beautiful grove Of OAK and
oshsr forest t-eSs There are upon the promises a
merchant mil, grts saw, and csrdiEg mills, which
can be made Valuable oy repsirs, now necessary
alsc, tannaIy, now ceeted for e3cV Dr. Harm.
son mad also built OUTSIDE of the yard, several
large and cclnnaodious wooden houses, including
doruitorios IeeturerooUs, kitchen, Laundry, &c,
designed TO accommodate about 100 students
This land lies within three miles Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, &. New Market, and
within four miles by good roads, Of two depots on
the Grange and Alexandris Railroad. u 10 Of good
soil, well timbered, and well wetered has the
usual out-Eouses, ana Is susceptible OF convenient
division into two farms the mill property being IN
cluded In either.
TERMs-One.third of .hs purchase money will
10 required in eaah ana the balance In five install.
nants falling due respectively on the 9th day of
March, 1863 1864, 1885, 1856 ard 1857 be sring In.
to. est from the LIST dsy of January, 1865 but the
Commissioner believes that an arrangement can be
made By which TIE purchaser, If he desires 1t, can
pay down the whole In cash
FRANCIS f. SMITH, Conf,
&EF' At the same time and place, shall sell the
crop. Of Corn, Fodder, and Oats all the Household
Furniture, among which 10 an admirable Grand
Piano. Also, about 100 pairs OF new Window
Shutters, SEQ feet Of Wrought Iron Pipe, &c
ex pect TO sell on the sau 6 o.sss.on six or seven
likely Negroes.
TERMs-Made known at sale
ID q
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TATASTED.-A FELT EAT TRIMMER, who
w thoroughly understands the busipe ss, can
hsve constant employment and good wages, by
spplJ ing 10 MOORE e. HAYWARD3
Southern Hat MsnufectoTy. "a Main at,
IL, In
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NARPErS, CARPETS.--f hsve on hand four
~ or i've superior Tapestry ami Brussels CAR-
PETS; also, went five Medium CARPETS. soE,a
IT, very ge.d order, which offar at prcss TO sui.
tts times e GATnRI6HT, Governor ST.,
Hs;wesn Main and franklin
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SHSrgAY UoW.--Canae TO my farm, opposite
the Richmond College, few dsys since.
b7lndle COW, with one eye. The oyTnaG isreqVest.
ed to ,ake lcr away
Gs 5-lF w C. ALLEN
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SUBSTITUTE rUTICES


4 SUBSTITUTE wanted ior .he war, TO serve
in cavalry company in Gen Lee's army -
For one ihts vii. suit Ebersl price vii! Ds paid.
Address a. 7. D." Box 35T, City p. o
DIS 5-5t,
& UHSTiTUTE TANTSD-OyeE 45 years of sge,
- sound sud l-eslthy. for ~hom Ideal prize
vii De paid. Apply at 20 20 American Hotel,
b5tween ihs hours CT o'clock a. S. and p. Ia.
ae 5-iGx
GuEarlTUrE " AHTED.--A u,an aot liable
10 military duty, and over 4j years CID, will
receiv- :. liberal bounty by calling TO day at the
sore Of G. CARRIER,
de g--lE+ Franklin, bet. l7th end 1875 SITS
~ UB3TIEuTB WANTED Il wish to employ a
= SUBsTlT9 TH TO go into Company Fl, lst
regiment Virginia volunteers. None ueed apply
unlssa he is over As years Of age
de 3-3.E w. G. TAYLOR.
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gPNEW FIEH-NKw STuCK-TYe have
su-T received g wei-selected stock of BOOTS
SHOES, EATS, and DHY GOODS, comprising
Mens Psggas ana sew-d Srcgans.
Gents ms Calf SeTved Scotoh Bottom Shoes.
& nts' heavy scotchbottom boots.
Ladies Calf ana G oss- Bocttees.
Ladies English lasting, Congress, and Laced
Callers
= Gn8 10. Of Felt Has.
Cotton Yarns; fianne.s, aud Ssrya-lss Dregs
Goods.
s 20, numerous other articles.
Ga; soon 3, the new ,irE1 OF
GUNSr s aEloSS formerly IL CUNT,
IL . o. "a Ercat sfrAst. tet ST. c,lN Git
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Hy Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctieneers.

VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
= Brook Avenue, betwsen Drvsl End Baker
s.raets FOB SAILS AZ AUCTIOE.-WiN Dc
sold at auction, or the premises. on sIDAy, the
l2.h December, 1867. at o'clock l.. n, q valuable
LOT, located ss ABOVE having front of 40 feet,
ana depth of shout $50 feet, adjoining on tbs
south the property of Er. Henry Hsngel.
TgRas-Cash.
de- GODDIN h APPEkSON, kuctD
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ENFoEMATiON W AN~ED --Of JAMES r.
I RAY Co z, 3sth Regt n. q Iroors, who left
lac Sesorook Hospital the Esd oescbs for his
home IN Sesth Casoliua since which tine nothing
hiss bean heard OF hirn. ANY information will be
thankfully received by addressing
W. WHtTEuEAC,
De 5--2k* Box Las o.
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w. Z. Y. SUTTON. sR, promptly attends 10
~ cLs lbs seains. ths Confederate States
GOyFICE-Lsw Building. no. =. lie 3 -it<
w. PROFESSIONAL EOTICg--Dg POL.
rs LARD has efficiently recovered Lis heath
10 rssume his pract;ee De 3-3t.
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION wANTED-Of private JOHN
4 RANS0Nsl, Co y, 9sh Va. reg't When last
heard OF Re vas sent to The rear sick the night a
ter The second battle Of ManssGas. shy iuiorn,s.
ton concerning linn will ne thank fully received by
h:ARI Il COLBERT
ia 5-lt- Richmond VI,
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ISOR GALz- 80 lbs best Irish SHOE THREAD,
IL Ruber's manufacture. Apply ct
j. KHOTT'E
Shoe end Leather Store Cary street.
Dc S-Jts doors below 18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

SEJ A n r + D-25 RECRUITS FOR The
wv INFIRMARY CORPS-Twenty-a FIVE RE.
CRUlTS are wanted for the infrnsry Corps, now
stationed near Winchester, Va immediate appii.
cstion to be msis 70 me, at Messrs. Wade & Fall
lena uk3es, On FRANKLIN ct. Bounty of $50 and
uniforms furnished. ii. G. NEiDr
Lieut.. and Recruiting Officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

r RON GAfa end COLTS PISTOL TOR 8ALH.
j Aoply ~ tbs corner Of 5sh and Marshall sts to
ds6-3ts WI T. LINDsAY.
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WANTS

TNT AETED TO purchase, q good COOK, not
w over 30 years of age, and either with or
without children. She Ia 10 remain in the city
Apply to FAULKNER CLa Sk,
Shccaoe Slip opposite Columbian Eotsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

pERSoNAL--A UHEsT marked "Cayt COL
I LtSs, Fog. Dspt," was TX eu !:ona the Peters
burg neooe about the 22d of November, upon an
orGisr sigred by VIM G Collins. Any information
co1car,i1s tia whereabouts will be thankfully To-
ceived by me 1t tbs Powhatan Hotel.
is At q. Z. COLLINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

CHEPsARD l. ALLEN,
~ (succsssors 70 FL T. PAIRO 4 Go. J
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Corner of IA ID AID Main stfe Gets.
II. @. SHEPPARD WIN. r. ALLEN.
WANTED Virginia and Southern Bank Notes
Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

FURNITURE BEDS, AND BEDDING Tts
husst and best assortment of FuRHIfURE u
% found Ia The CITY such as Caoinets Marble.
rep and PiasE Wsfdrobes Eecsteads SORES, Arm
And apcElng bpging-3sat ChaIs, Ts5'es, Marble
ana Ylsdn Top Wasbssanos, and most any ~ tice in
TIC Furniture ins Also two beautiful Oak Cham
Der suits with Marble, complies; bssides a large
holsters. Pillows, Bedding &c Cal asrly q.
T. oATHRIdHT'S Go sernor a.
De S-eotIw Between Main MA Yr~,Jii,
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VA AHTED.-A single gentleman wishes to OBJ
Wv tain a comfortable Room, with BOARD
n private family, where there a.e no bosrders -
A residence on ShocSoe Biil is desired Sat.sisc
tory references givea- Address &c. c. Disrs'ch
of;ea de Sits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

~ ROCEaIEs AND TOBACCO Our rneu!er
ST sale OF GROCERIES aud TOBACCO will
tsIe pisee on TUESDAY, the Oh instant, com
,,is-cing st 10 o'clock. We shall offer large va
risty OF
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Several hundred Packages viii be closed without
reserve. Expected in time, Ii, 600 lhs Smoking To-
bgcco with which tae aale win commence.
dos KsNT, PAINE d co Aucts
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flames up. Fuiton's Hi, esst Of Rockets
! tEc stray siULEs-cre sor-eI, t,a other s.
ijstt mule, With ous aye. The owrsrz are reques..
IS 30 CONE toEwe%3. prove property, pay charges
apd tsks them. away
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

Ak ANTEp-inII.jiataiy tF7o man IS 4A
wv kEgs. Meas bu good trs2esfnen ne-d sp-
p.y ~ ALFX aC&AY'S Bakery,
60 MAID aad .Gla Els {karegroVe's Facy)
&,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

kN ASSEETEES and exchanged members of
this corps will report to me at the shove named
place, or 70 Lieut.. Lynemsn, or they will be
Advertiasd a. dsserters, and treated a. such
G. NElDT,
nc 2S-lwf Lieut.. and Recruiting Officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

~ SPECIAL E0TICE,-Au per.ons having
waik ordered at lay l:cre gisviocs 20 this date will
please call the same, ss SITS. this date no corh
ciu be detsrercd sen: home to asy until paid
fer. W. 8. JOHNSON, 6enufacsurei,
1T Il ala street. Richmond, Va,
Is i--6;k Old stand of Alex. Hill & Go.
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NOTICE intending 10 decline horaekespinr
IN ~ soon ~ can make Satisfactory arrange.
meats the subscriber oiefs for sale (not 10 reusin
Ia the city, di1ingraom SERVANT aged a.
yss,-, and ssid 10 oe very good by all vs:,a wLom
he bss lived. lie also oitsrs for hire the ensuin,
year sigat prime FA.H HANDS, the refusaI OF
whom can At once be procured he would also Ike
% put ont fer their food sad clothes three plain
COOKS, Washes and IR0ggE,S, villa two
children cash, but large en.usb TO take care If
tasoaslyes apply at uly Office. OF Marshall
and 9TH safeets between the hours Of 2 erd cglk
Y.HH PKTERFIEIu TRENT. M o
de H-3ts
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VA ANTED-Three o. four good CURRIERS'.
w Coed wages and constant employ uie Mt
given. Apply TO O. 81. CHALKLRY.
IA Il fir
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WI ANT1D-To dispose of q very superior
w powerfrl-to toned 6-oc,ave MELoDEON, tn
rosewood case, with percussion almost equal to
that OF piano-suitsbis slike for church or the
parlor Price, 1926. May be any day from
to4P L. at Prof. DE- CENIELS, cornsr Of ls.
and Grace sreets, who viii take pleasure TO show
the merits Of he instrument 20 29-Iw+
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BOARDING

BOARDING
CsEVERsL GENTLEMEN, or two or three farni.
/ lirs can bs accommodated with BOkED IN a
private family. For information address "a. a.
tb,s Office. References required de J-2.A
ID oARDlNG.-A young msn, willing to occupy
Toofi with companion, cen obtain BOARD
In PLEASANT family by applying corner Jefferson
and Grace Etreets de 3--2tH
= N1OAbOIGG.~-On very comfortable. well fur
ID ni3hsd fof t.00M, snitsble fos two geftls.
Taes:, (fcionds) or for "a lady ard gentleman in
private family; also, two snail LOOMS for single
gentlemen, ~ tAe SECOND Louise from the corner Of
iss and Grace s4ceetl. South eide. de SITS
orRDIEG. Transient boarders can Obtain
kt s0AEp st til9 MONTICELLO HCUsE, Ma
~ Main street., ~ Z per day; aiso Day Eonrderr
b. the ncDth 1T sI9 per mouth de 2-6.*
rssK RENT.
tl>oE E2ST-A very desirable STORE and Lum
IL Der House, on Pearl street, near Cary nj pres,
ent oeenp.ed by Messrs. Leo & Dupham Posses.
y Ga can be bad Dy tts is, Of January, or sooner
perta u desired. Apply to
% So, r d. EACEO IAth NJ
L,1E REHT--rhe kUJLDIHi laiely occupied
T. by ar !ohn Ca-dwel T. Co., and ussd a. g
for cary. blacksmith, and Machine Sion. together
with 81 tbs necessary machinery for carrying on
tbs soaadFy tlsiusssL Apply 70
HABILETON Il BRO.
do l-4tf lS9 Main street
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By Thomas w. Reese, AuctAsneors
IOfice corner 18th and Cary sts
"ORsEs. SPRING WAGON, HARNESS.,
III ROAD WAGON, &c. FOR SALE AT
AtUTIoN-W,n be sold on SATURDAY mcrn-
ing, December 6th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
:heNHorse Auction Lot, on Council Chamber Eil-
number of Saddle and Harness Horses;
very superior Spring Wagon snd Harness,
pesrly new, and In perfect order;
l very flne GRAY Horss, warrant ed sound;
do Bay Mare;
] Road Wagon, In good order;
:, ilne Work Mules;
3 good Mich Cows.
ss5 THDS. W. KEEBEE, Auc..
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W. AHTED-To rent HOUSE with from to
w 10 r IL rooms, for which liberal price
will be paid, either monthly or quarterly. for
good sud pupctuai tenant Address W. C. :" Box
lis Richmond Post-Ofice. de = Ss4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

NAY highest price paid for old
w BRASS. ZINC, and COPPER. Apply to
G @. COX. on End street, between Clay AMI Leigh.
20 29-l2t&
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~ NoTICE-STORAGE can be had for goods
Of el kinds, ~ Supplying Cary street, four doors
oeow 18TH st, next - Maddox = 20 = old stand
Terz,is ,nc.erata
40 iS--lyu- ~. kNSTTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

w ANTE Dior sale the KEY of q mall
w house, centrally located with the furniture
of three of the rooms. Address w." Dispatch
Office de ST.
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I.Uyg', SPRAYED. &c.

CFR1YGD--From eaAdleton's stables on Cary
IS s.rert, opposite the Gas Works two MULAS,
one q deep sorrel, tie other 4 Ugh: bay, with
split in the left fore hoof. = reward OF twenty
dolary will De paid for their delivery at the above
named stalies. JULIAN T. GREEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

xsysSTB1--To e.npiy frstIate CANDY
~ MAKER enl CAKE BAKER Fer suoh al
ere so9d srayes will DO psd. Fer information, ad
dress spply 10 CoEIRsLL x co.
de SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

WI ANTED-Two hands to cut wood any
w person wishing to hire can do 90 by ad.
dressing g. box 3x0 through the Sost-Ofics
ia A-gts
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nv ANTE D-Two coed CAKE BAKERS
wv Also, one BREAD BAKER Por good
hacds, good wages and steady employment will be
s.sen. Apply at BH1GGs'S Bakery,
6a 4--2fA Cor Hcca,s and 4th atreata a.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-17

Notice is hereby given, that I will proceed
to sell, at Troy. the County Seat Of Doniphan
COUNTY. on the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
and thereafter, so much Of the foregoing real
estate a. will satisfy the taxes and eosts. for
taxes due Doniphan County for the year 1860.
EDWARD 8. DAVIS, q
County Treasurer.
ALL IN rQ61 lv
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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. :.
FIOUR.-sAss at 81 s7aS FOR Western ,uPe:
fns; common extras at SIS 1SaSs2i. and good
and ohoics brands at SIS 50 a rs per bel, includ-
Ing GenSsss, Ohio, Canada and Michigan. Com
Meal has been sold ats5 rs, and Rye Flour ranges
from 50 SO.I5O per Dbl for common aud extra.
GRAIN.-The market fer Corn has been duh
durinz the week. Western mixed has been soil
al 90 a elo per ID, as to quality. Oats are arm
and continus IN demand, with sales OF Western
and Csnadl at IS 81 per bush. In Rye the
sAlsI have been confined to small lots al e0' psr
bushsl.
PROvIsI0NS.-Porkro remains quite steady at
SO II for prime sl9 II 50 for mess; and
SIS IL for clear, cash. In Beef n0de-.-s sales
=; SIGaI5 so per Dbl for Eastern and Western
meg and extra mess: and SIS 50 ls for family
s1trs, cash. Lard Is frm and sales Of good ia
bbls and tisrsss a, los. and ia kegs at lli lol
per ID, cash. In Smoked Hans, sales at 81 &c
per ID cash. Butter is firm and continues in
steady demand; salsI a. Il l9o for good, ehoiea
and extra New York and Vermont; and common
and fair st u a Iec per ID. II Canada and West.
err sales 3. 10 l5' for poor to good. Casose is
srn and selling at Sc per ID. as to quality.
wo0L-Ths demand for domestic Wool Las
been quits active, and the transactions have been
70 a considerable extent comprising 100000 lbs
fleece and pulled at from 90 70 fleece and pulled
from 90 e5, for super and extra, several lots q
EXTRA selling as high Is zoe. The cOarssr grades
Of domestic command the highss; pricss ani ms;
sought after.
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the city. Our troops are preparing to evso-
uate Cynthiana, Ky. Humphrey Marshall
is reported to be marching on that place
Wright has assumed command Of Cincin-
natl, CovingtOn and Newport.
1t is but lair to inform our citizens that
an active. daring and powerful enemy
threatens them with every consequences Of
war, yet the cities must be defended and the
inhabitants assist in the preparations.
Frs, All business must be suspended at Q
O'Clock to-day Every business house must
b. closed Seoo.G.-undcr the direction Of
the mayor the citizens must within an hour
after the suspension Of business assemble in
convenient public places ready for orders &
as soon as possible they will then Be assigned
the work.
This labor ought bs one Of love and the
undersigned trusts and believes thatitwill be
Sd. Any how it must be done. The willing
shall be promptly credited, and the unwilling
promptly visited. The principle adopted is.
Citizens for the labor, soldiers for the battle.
Martial law is hereby proclaimed in the
three cities until they can be relieved BY the
military. The lnjunctions Of this prOclama-
ton will be executed By the police.
Third. Ferry boats will cease plying the
river after O'Clock, a. NJ. until further
or ers.
LEWIS WALLACE,
Commanding.
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LEVI s.ToMBERsoS's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT To al pc-1'rs
DISTRICT OF cu-rrrvDsy, IS. ( concerned i1 ti1
Estate Ct Levi $. Toubsrsln. ll-s Of Milton. %
sad District deceased. 07E1ri'1-
Al a Probate Court holden az Bur, lr-11 Wl---
in ard Tor the District Of ClI-t1aisn on be -..l
day of August, 4. D. 1852 an Issr-uU-Vr, la--
porting to b. tho last wal 3-l Testament. o.. L.
Vi 5. iombsrson. LATE Of Milton. "a .1i- u-.--.t--
deceased, vas Pre-e1.l ed @ the C5l-. 4-.-s-1. i-
Probate.
And it is orIc-ai by sell Curt tia. The -l-i
day q September, A. D. l5 2 a. c-- 9l.s
Court Rooms in said B1rin-'11 Do assigns. i'-
proving aid Instrument; AMI thar notice i.er7l-
Be girsn % all persons c7ucs-cc p, 10y publishing
this order three weeks excessively l1 The FREQ
Pres, Newspaper printed % sllI Bahia ----
prsvi rs % the .!ls sp11ilt-d-
IHEsEFosE. you are hereby a7t.i-t G. a'7'--
before said Co-.t, a, the tno AMI place atre'li-l
and contest the 7rJ-l-e u s-,- T---. u gu --7-
cause.
Givon urilr ny haud q, Darlington IN s---
District, this 27.h Day Of August. 4. Log.
ID. FaEACI. Register
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CrxcINNATr, Sept. 10 P. ".


The excitement has been very high here
all the afternoon. The citizens are enrolling
themselves rapidly in the different wards
large numbers are working on the fortifca-
tons OF The Kentucky hills.
Gov. Todd arrived here this morning and
is is Communication with the military au
thorities.
The utmost exertions are being made fyr
the defence Of the city. The rebels 1t Is
stated are from twenty to thirty thousand
strong. and are reported to be at Boyles Sta
ton, SO miles from this city. They ara az
pected to arrive opposite the forti6caticns OF
Thursday.
The 45th and Seth Ohio Regiments are
falling back slowly to Covingt,n. Our pick
cts are all out. All the steamboats, have
been ordered to remain on this side of the
river. Gen. Gilbert's command which fell
back from Lexington, reached Frankfort to-
night. Some spprehensions were felt for
their safety. There is no telegraph commu-
nicstion south Of Palmyra.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
NV YcRK. Sent. z

INV lChki Dept &
The Tribuns's correspondent states that in
consequence Of the threatening demonstra-
tons of he rebel generals Hill and Long
street it was deemed necessary on Monday
morning to evacuate Centerville which was
done. Our troops retired towards Fairfax
Court House. Gen. Reno's division leading
and McDowell's following. Before reaching
Fairfax they were attacked by detachment
Of, Gen. Hills division under Stewart who
were concealed in the woods near the village
and who poured in volley upon Stevens
brigade. Gen. Reno and Stevens Immediately
formed into lins Of battle and Gen. Stevens
troops charged into the woods driving the
rebels before them with great slaughter. It
wa. in this charge that Gen. Stevens was
killed and his son wounded. Gen. Kearney's
batteries then opened causing great hsvock.
The enemy finally retreated and our troops
passed without further molestation. The
enemy's loss was very heavy. Gen. Ste
vens' command included the 10Th Mass.
regiment Our loss is not stated.
Another Tribune Washington dispatch
dated yesterday, says the news from Fairfax
Court House last evening states that the en-
envy is still pursuing or threatening to pur-
sue the aanklng movement to which Gen.
Pope referred. 1t was believed that Central
Lee had massed his troops on Little River
Turnpike, north If Centreville. Ample
preparations have been made 70 meet N,
and the probabilities were that great battle
would be fought yesterday Tuesday, or TO-
day.
The llth Mass. Regiment lost in Fridays
battle los killed and wounded out Of go
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept.

The Mayors proclamation is being nobly
responded to. Citizens are enrolling them
selves in the Wards and the Home Guard
companies are ready for service.
Major Gen. Wright has declared martial
law in Jefferson County. There is great ex-
element througho ut this city. The cotton
brokers are removing their cotton across the
river, and numerous citizens are removing
their valuables fearing the rebels will st-
tempt to capture the city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
WAsuryc1oy. Sent. l

A,.-l 91--u. % FJrney's Press in
lister 5.-.d rar C,uircyille last evening
sly, .., e'aairs a5-u' o'et-.l,.As
Dowe..'- .-.t sirg was termed ~ a-Ndy #
re'e' e.r-lry alou; 500 strong. Mellow
ell DIS bling on the If. 81 or uimy and
TIE re. cavalry being supported by infantry
Med lr-il's ,ltre caTs was almost Instantly
swept away The charge VS. fearful The
en- ny aco9fdias 20 tie reports Of rrison-Fs
who Lave btca taken and who =eem to te
ia;eilIs- ut, las te-n Reinforced enormously,
All ujw ineiud the eniire rebel army 10
til STATE IS Virsinil. They h~ye heard Lat
the ra5d army To-. virginia numbers ahost
$50 600 ,a-a- r..e rebel, occupy tie outer
extremity Of the old Bull Ron battle field at
rrc-snt their from, being Ut the iar,bercst