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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-12
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Died, on his farm. six miles east of Abingdon,
on the LIST day of December, 1862, in his 18th
year, Mr. SAMUEL WHITE, after a few DAYS of
very painful illness. EARLY taught by a fathers
good example, his character exhibited many no.
be traits, but was not adorned with the excel
lencies Of the true christian. Impressed, how
ever from the first of his illness that it might be
fatal, he spent much of his time in prayer, which
was, we doubt not, much blessed to his good.
After an affectionate leave Of all present, and
many messages OF love and gratitude to absent
dear ones he resigned himself to his fate with
more christian philosophy than many expert
enced followers Of the Saviour.
Died. ct the residence of his father, near a.
bingdon, Nov. 18th, WILLIAM ANDREW SMITH,
aged II years.
This estimable youth, with younger brother.
was opening bomb-shell, when it exploded
Two o. his younger brothers were very serious
ly injured, and Andy fatally. He fingered for
eight days. and then died. As far Us the writer
knows, Andrew was steady, wel-behaved
youth His mother speaks of him as particular
ly kind and obliging, as a son. He was blessed
with the continuance of his reason duriaga good
part Of the time that he lived, and remarked to
his mother that he kept praying to God for mer-
cy, and that God had heard his prayer, and had
mercy upon him, He also stated that ne trusted
in Christ alone for salvation.
Died, at the residence of Maj G. W. Jones,
near Marion, on Sunday last, Mr. THEODORE g..
PEARSON, of Smyth county.
At Halls Bottom, in this county, on Saturday
last. MARY. daughter of Maj James C. and
Mrs Ellen Campbell, aged about years.
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Lee County, TO wit:
camp near FREQ
Dec. 70, 1926

Lee County, to wit:
TO the Cyerk Of tie County Court Of said county
WHTE, Joseph Blalzemore, William Lambert,
w and John w. Lambert, three free-holders
Of the said county, do hereby certify, that by
virtue of warrant to US directed by William
Marshall, a Justice Of said county, we have this
day, on our oaths, viewed and appraised four
hogs, taken up by Henry Dougherty, on his land,
as estrays, and assess the value OF the said es-
trays at ffTy-two dollars. Two Of them are vel
low spotted, and two are blaek-spotted, and a.
bout Is months old. One Of them is marked
with an under-bit, and half-crop in the left ear
Gives. under our hands this 10Th day of October,
1852. JOSEPH S. BLAKEMORE,
WILLIAM LAMBERT,
JOHN W. LAMBERT "
A Copy.-Teste,
HENRY J. MORGAN, c. c.
Dec. 12, 1S62-3w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-12
THE SOUTHERN ALMANAC FOR 1868.

WtH be published on Monday, Dec. 8M
2 I viii contain, besides the Almanac proper,
IL the Officers of the Confederate Government,
members of Congress, Receipts and Expendi-
lures of the Government from its organization,
Rates of Postage, Latitude and Longitude of the
Principal Places in the Confederate States and
their distance from Richmond, State Govern
ments, Railroads in the Confederate States. Gen.
sus of 1860, Militia force, CHRONOLOGICAL
EVENTS FOR 1862, compiled with great care,
Statement of the killed, wounded and captured
in 1861, HersehelPs celebrated Weather Table,
Great battles, &C., &C.
The Southern Almanac will be printed on
beautiful English paper, and inthe best style of
the art
The trade supplied at So per 100: 50 40
cents per dozen. Single copy 25 cents.
Address cash orders to
SCHAFFTER & BRYANT,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Dec. 5, 1S62-4w
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NOTICE.

n SEE that have been advertised by Captain
u Frank Findlay as a deserter from his compa-
ny. / am not a deserter, and desire to set my
self right. In the first place, never was mus
tered into his Company, and in the second place
he had no Company to be mustered into. was
in camp with his little squad some days, and
returned home with severe attack of diptheria.
While at home, | was legally advised that Capt.
Findlay had no right to me, as was over is,
and could not belong to the State Line. start
ed to Jaekson's command, but a relapse of the
disease compelled me to return home, where I
expect to remain until my health is restored.
and then join the army in Northern Virginia.
FELIX MILLER.
Nov II, lS62-3w
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Battle at HartsvilIe, Tenn.--Confede-
rates Victorious. Of the Enemy
1900 Killed, Wounded and Prison
ers.--Cspture of Artillery, Arms,
Stores, a5c.---Capture Of q Yankee
Train and Escort Near Corinfh, &C.,
&c.
RIcHNoNp, Dec 8. 186o-An official dis
patch from Murfreesboro, dated December Sth,
says: An expedition under acting Brigadier
General John III. Morgan attacked an OUTPOST
of the enemy at Hartsyille, on the Cumber-
land. yesterday morning: killed and wounded
200, captured 1900 prisoners, pieces of arfiI-
lery, 1000 small arms, AMI all other stores at
the position. On the previous day a small To-
raging train was captured by Gen. Wheeler.
near Nashville, with so prisoners; and on the
-5th Col. Reddy's Alabama cavalry captured a
train near Corintb. with its escorts and u Num-
Der Of negroes. Cur loss at Hartsville was
about lbs killed and wounded. None at Ell
Their of the other places. (Signed)
BRAAToN BRAGG, Gen. CONG.
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p eW Auction and Commission
~ House, No. 1912 Main Street, LYNCH

~ House, No. 1912 Main Street, Lynch
burg, IA.
The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the style and firm of JAMES P.
SCOTT & CO.. for the purpose of conducting q
general AUCTION AND COMMISSION Bust
NESS. They have rented that large and elegant
building, No. 102 Main street, Lynchburg. late
ly occupied by Jno. 7. Davis & Co.; and on
the lst of December, will be ready to receive
MERCHANDISE Of all kinds for private and
auction sales
They solicit consignments of Manufactured
and Smoking Tobacco, Sugar. Melasses. Coffee,
and other Groceries: Bale Cotton and Gotten
Fabrics of all grades; Wooden Goods; Boots, Shoes,
Leather, and all other goods usually offered for
sale u
Their first auction will take place at an early
day in December, of which due notice. with
catalogue, viii be published.
They respectfully refer to the merchants and
business men of Richmond, Petersburg Danyille,
and other Southern cities, whose aid anG CO.
operation will be duly appreciated
JAMES P. SCOTT,
of the late firm of Jno. T. Davis & Co
HENRY F. BOCOCK,
VIM. III. PARRISH,
member of the firm of Bocock Il Parrish.
The concern of Bocock s. Parrish. No. 9,
Bridge street, will continue at the old stand as
usual.
Dec. 5, 1S62-6m. B.&P.
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$50 REV ARD.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber, living four
4 @ miles North of Abingdon, on Saturday, the
9th inst, . negro man called BOB. Said negro
is about 5 feet, 9or 10 inches high, dark brown
color, and has scar about inches long imme-
diateiy across the stomach-has the appearance
Of being done with a knife.
will pay the above reward for the delivery
Of said negro to me, or his confinement in any
jail SO that can get him. j. A. BAILEY.
December 18th, 1SG2-lt
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Lost.

4 IN Saturday, the Goth November 1862, in the
W lane between DR.. Preston's farm and New
ton K. Whites s'Lace" farm, or in the lane lead
ing down the branch to Mr.. Hickman's farm, q
medium sized leather Pocket Book, containing
one 800, seven $50 and ten or eleven $40 Con-
federate notes; also one $50 note on the Ex-
change Bank of Virginia, and two or three dol
lars in shinplasters. 1t contains some worthless
papers bearing my name, and had red tape
string tied around it when lost. will give $50
for the pocket book and contents. Leave at this
office or at my house, or at DR.. Preston's farm.
Dec 5, 1S62-2w F. HI. MCCORMACK.
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LAND Sale.

+ WILL sell for ready money, on the first day
Ii of December Court, at the Court House door
in Abingdon, small tract of timbered land, ly-
ing some. two miles south of the Saltworks adj
joining the lands of B. Buchanan, containing a.
bout twelve acres, the property of HENDERSON
Miller, decd. I. P. THOMAS, admir-
Dec. 18th. 1922
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ETipa eff SLAVES.

y WILL offer for hire, to the highest bidder
Il for twelve months from Christmas next, at
the Court House door in Abingdon. on the first
day of December Court, two servants, a boy and
q girl, the. property of HENDERSON Miller, decd
Note and approved security required.
Dec. Il, 1925 TIP. THOMAS, Admir-
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SECOND plSPATCE.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

NOZZLE, Dec. sth.--A spscial dispatch to
the Advertiser and Register, dated Murfrees-
bero', Dec 8, says: Morgan's command sur
prised portion of Rosseau's Division yester-
day near H&rtsville. fifteen miles north east
Of. Lebanan. After sharp conflict captured
fourteen hundred Abolitionists. six pieces Of
artillery. fifteen hundred stand of arms and
three Wagon trains of camp equippage. 4
large number of the enemy were killed and
wounded. Our loss WAS considerable. The
weather is clear and it is freezing hard.
GRENADA, Dec. sth.-fSsreral Lowell has
defeated aud driven back the enemy al Coffee
vile, killing and woanding large number
and capturing thirty-fve prisoners. Our less
was eight killed and forty twn wouaded. Lo-
veil brought the entire train Of his corps safe
ly to Grenada The Advertiser says the ad
vance of the enemy south on both sides of Alb
beville made it necessary for penlherton to
withdraw his whole force to Grenada, thus
preventing the Yankees gaining his flank and
rear. Lowell was left touheuk the advance OF
the eneiny's column.
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!. NOT ICE.

Z PURSUANT to o decree of the District Court
4 of the Confederate States for the Western
District of Virginia, viii proceed to sell, at the
Court House in Abingdon, on the 22d day of De-
cember, 1862, for cash, the Lot and Store House
now occupied by 7. G.. Mcconnell 4 Co., and the
Dwelling House, occupied by DR.. Strong. Also.
a Lot containing about half an acre, on the back
street, in the rear of said Store and Dwelling.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON, Receiver.
Nov. 81, 1362-4w
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STOLEN

AN Friday night last, from the stable of VIM.
W Shown, ON Little Doe, johnson county,
Tenn, q deep claybank mare, years old last
spring, about l55 hands high, had a scar some s
or 6inches above the nostril, and another on the
inside Of one of her legs, near the knee joint.
| will give a reward of $40 for her delivery to
me, or information by which I can get her.
JOHN II. SHOWN.
Dec. 5, 1929.
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Negro EEirlUg.

r DESIRE to hire out, for the ensuing year,
q to Farmers living contiguous to Abingdon,
two abe-bodied men and plough boy, and TWO
good Cooks. For further particulars, apply to
I. D. Jones, at Quarter Masters Office.
VIM. A. OSBORN.
Dec. 5, 1ss2-4t
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Lest.

A SMALL Red Morocco Pocket Book, containing
u number of small accounts, with the ma me
OF the undersigned in it, and about six dollars.
There was also receipt in it for three guns,
given by John Gibboney, and a note Of hand ex-
ecuted by Augustus Davis, for $780, I think
lost It on the cars between Glade Spring and
Abingdon, on the Oath of November / will
give a reasonable reward fo- its recovery.
Dec. u, i862-2t HUGH INGRAM
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For Sale.

YHVHE House and Lot on Main Street in Abing-
a don, now occupied by JIG. Kreger, Esq
This is valuable property, and will be sold low
For terms, apply to E. S. Watson, Marion, Va,
or J. G.. Kreger, Abingdon.
Dec. 5, 1962.-4w
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re- A case of Small Pox is reported as
having been put off at Emory & Henry Hos
pital on W Wednesday evening.
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Rg~ President Davis passed this place on
Wednesday night going westward.
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Bricks, Tin and Number,
E0R SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ri materials of the building, partially erect
Il ed on the hill, near Abingdon, for Martha
Washington College, which has partly fallen
down, are offered for sale. Ii consists Of about
100000 Brick, ahent so Boxes of Tin plate, and
a large quantity of valuable Lumber of various
Kinds.
The building was unfinished, and the materi-
ais are all new.
The above is to be sold for the benefit of the
present Institution of that name now in session.
The attention of those in want of such materials
is urgently requested, as is desirable to have
it disposed of at once.
T. S. STEWART,
T. G. MCCONNELL or
Rev. w. A. HARRIS,
President of NJ. w. College.
Dec 5, 18e2.-tf
$4,000 az. a''s sss: :s { ss.%i s %.
7. G. MCCONNELL s. Co.
Dec. 8, 1862
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AAnLBS. best Copperas, pure and good
AfVO500 lbs. EPSON Salts, just 10 hand.
T. G. MCCONNELL & co.
Nov q, 1862.
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EA DOZ. Knives and Forks.
~ I. G. MCCONNELL s Co.
Dee 5, 1862.
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pnA,n OF FREscH OAsr,s1.ss.- o,des.

DxAsA h OF FRKScH OAkrIaIRRs.- oldest
aotihieEa CT the French army has y0st died
at Issoaduns 5 ged ninety four. Therese Jour
dan, born at Basacen. in 1888, WAS married
In l7S3, TO Jean Patru. who after wards be.
came ee. gsant In the Sixty ninth brigade.
She accom- panied her husband in the Italian
G c.mpaigns OF i7a6 and l7s7, under Gen. Bona.
parte.' She iexr went To Egypt, was present
q, the Landing OF the army tefJfe Ale xandria.
thsa at the battle OF the Pyrs uiids, ard Al
Kieber'S victory near the ruins OF Hello poiis
After hsr return from the East, she Wae pres.
ent at the bIt,les Aus; erii'I j JenA, Eylau.
FriedlanJ. aud Ia the campaigns on the llhe,
lowed the aImy into spain and Portugal.
whelcs she returned, and. goir 9 20 Germany
sc ain, Witnessed the aatt!se of E.s,ing and
WaSran In Isl? she followed the grand
army to Ras.ia, and Was prsssnt at the bat
tie of Moscow. whore her husband f.li In
stormtne redoubt. p
she came back 70 France wi,h tbs remnant
Of the army. and took part In the campaign n
OF 1878; was At Bauiz n and Lctpsic, and NJ
ORGANISED she ygas lttacbei 10 tks Fourth
Regiment OF the liie, and accompanied tito
Slaia. undsr .hs Unks Ar gouieIne. In ISIS
From 1880 to 1884 she wss Ia Africa. in ls3v,
see went theTa again with the depot Of sh-
Fourth ytg ms NJ, md ronfatIet I'LL ls60.
S14is .ass TIE eersioSE O. this sxfaofdinaf}
wus.stEs.<. Siia yaeas - Issseetun With xaa de-
,,sf 81 shs Fourth. the rhsers e1 xhich ai
love- Ler peasioI. ard ahs Bad rattors
with he msn, Who s1solutaly ID sH1sd tor.
She AAc survivCd aif rolAtvoe, Int never
wanted Cor frtends. She retslne6 her fAcui.
aaao to the last. and dteQ WtshOa4 psAns Tho
Whols tattall0n, 90 stFooG, astsndea hoe o..
unxa1. md neesoaA1.6 .6siH peoupu1eeA q
NxAea evW - oeavA a
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Railroad Disasters.

4 terrible accident occurred on the New
Orleans and jackson Railroad, on the 9th
nit. It seems that lumber train, goirs
down, collidec with passenger train, on
board Of which was the 7dh Mississippi resi.
men:, Col. Goode, a route for Columbus
killing twenty Ave, and severely wcundins
tw snty six more. The company which sus.
tanned tho greatest loss was from Amits co.
Miss. The engineer of the lumber train, BY
whosa negligence the accident occurred, h.,
not been seen since the collibiOn took place -
The N q. True Dslsa says:
The colltsion Itself would bs impossible Ia
describe, so unex pectsd was 1t, and 20 fea arful
In It's might. Tne lumber train may have
been going at the rate of about fifteen miles
an hour, and the soldier train about twenty
comparatively uniDjured, except the engine :
hua tne first ard second passenger cars, crcsh. .
Ing into eecn other, made an awful wreck
and piled up dead men and dyirg In cns nor
could be all extricated
Soon after the rccident the down train for
the city arrived q. the scene, and fortuna tely
brought as passenger DR.. q. w. Devron
the house surgeon OF the Confsdsra te States
Army hospital On Common street. BY hts
prompt care ard the services Of Surgeon
Bowie and Assistant Surgeon J. r. Thornhill,
Of the Mississippi reg tm-nt, the latter OF
W0Cm 1OlkOSp Al AAo hAPAGAy ApI Ot1oI6, ,
that one OF his own ribs had been broken,
many gallant voluntcer's life was ssved
who must otherwise have soon expired.
When the train from this ci y reached
there, the engine was ut CESs sent back for as.
sistaEco and brought he first exaggerated
rerort OF the afair. DIR. Devron would not
wall, no weyer, for the arrival Of this aid, but
had four cara prspared Rs aeon IS possible
to bring here all Of thoss who were bae'y
wounded.
The regiment then con tinued ON its way.
taking with 1t bstwsen dfty and sixty slightly
70 the he mas of the several sRsed Tor burial
By their families or friends.
ANoTHfa pISAsrHA-A SAD RoMAzoH.
The Knoxville Tenn Rsstssr. Of the 1s th
ult. says:
An accident occurred on Wednesday svsa !.
ing, on tho y. r! & q, Railroad, by which
several persons were tnjured--ons fatally -
bama regiment to this city, ran CT the track
o few miles this side Of cleveland, wrscking
the train badly. A girl, In unt'crm. wac was
but who did not bslons 70 tnis regiment. was
a..ips on the p.etf,rm Of one OF ihe cars, aad
had h.r legs ~ badly crushed taS: s.apu 10.
lion wes nscessary. a. bsth ws.e taken OF,
bus wstnou' svan; and Sessh put au SD ~
bas suffsr sskf l.st uigrs STE cav her aams
a. " Vote, s.nsi tc.a 8 ass ssSry Ct We
mau's wr~ags. Sss haa cissatsssl isA SD ! q
male auire, Ind tainsd this regiment with Il .
expsctaaton VI andtng hsr dsesfysT. who 10 In
ths array, and avsnsinx her shame
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ID DLAOkSIlTHS TOOLS, 80.
$50 Arvi!s, ais't;
l00 Vises, ass't, Kottsr Key and 1slid Box,)
% pairs Bellows, ss 70 ~ ineSes,~
800 Hana aad Siedgs Hammers
50 pals Smi,hs' Tong;
50 Stocks and Dies. asst;
500 psirs Mems Lasts, asst;
so dozen Wagon Bfidiess
50 doGan Wagon Hs-eS
1000 pairs Tyece One rs:
51 Log Chains. ass'i;
5000 Is Cot.o1 Rcpe;
lS,oo0 lbs. Plats Steel, axs't. q 70 IL tnches BY
ito .hick;)
10 cases g7ru;oe CATTLE Sosy;
500 lbs Spring .jtes,;
3Oibs. German Steel;
Us % kegs Gu. Nails sss'f
800 lbs. Hemp Twinr;
500 lbs. Hemp Packing;
900 doz. Alex audsT's Spool Cotton;
$50 dez Meme and Womsas Hose. asa'S
50 Velvet and Tapestry Hearth Hzgs;
60 dcs Drawing Knives. ass'i;
l3 doI. Collius a. Co.'s and H.ewxrt's G.. 8.
odos. g. s. D DAD Axes
In stors AID for sala by
RHODES, WILSON 4 HURT,
Successors 20 Snitb, Ehodsa 4 Co,
NH 7-St - rearl street,
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.ss sDlIA ..lIA ccccPIxD "A dispatch rsceived
h1dsS sfdsy states that the enemy hsd
s.rs soa cumberland Islaud and ssnt for.
ossachtnent TO occupy the town ol
As n,sesea Nos, OF tns clftsans abandoaed
"a 90 80 sms weeks ago, apA the militsYy
fgaar~tn ftom I'm. u Island fcs vhteh
ss sssssntiy no rsstssancs Wa s1,sed II
sse vs.y should NOT barn ths piace, flneY
scysnts ~ 70 " - thsy will reap bnt lttIe
Sstlles. i'll from II possssston -61osAsAk -.
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VI UDL..Y FOX SALL.

S1OOA~h 81" SA1A. 81 ksA s8gAst
Ihts valusa. q FAR 4 viii - sosA rAunn.
DAY, 2osa last. IL not sold rrivatsiy hsEDyeS
due notice of which Will b Eivss). II con.
acres; Ia Hanover county; fbnR nttes. Abov0
Old Church, adjoining Nr. John HaWso M.
chine ahop; " or u miles ffom Hiehnon13 n
an excsliv nt neighbor hood; corn MIL oa1
Also. permanent steam saw NTH, cWne1 -
Mv. Haw, and tim bsr enough on the fAsD. N
800 yards. to mako plank saougA . fene0 tA
sns ,.s' Ascas 40
co, and for vegetables and me,iops: y - eooA
as any In thss region OF country, % recnAIk.
able tor its fruits and vegeteoiss. Tno Ooo4
large growth OF cn ss.nu,, which q not 81.
passed by any ,in bar for 1enetuG The fSSA
u IL nve fieias; Will make frou $50 70 10 ~.
rsla corn to tho Geld. made On ons II the
using ons pound Of gsap .. TWO oT ~ 49,
are on Sotcpotomy Greek, and contAina - e
40 acres OF superior mud 1And. IN 1aet,
s.udsey IL cossidsred this best forest fAyn Ct
its sizs)in This section os ,eoaAssys u 49,
ton. may ssy. II 10 IN excsllsnt Atock Afn,
a. my cattle an d hogs will Aftest. 0y. On06s
Lsber. OF the First AArhes, R1aA0oa1b -
kensrsl.y pnrsh sssd VIA. ! e~a . ~: .
high es s,75 worm 81 posk. A5sss tssD1no .
supply for the Plantation. La szgx s.. -.
Tas improvement = consist OF q dwstllnk
nouses (Setsa&e1 WIZ III tO90oS Uoeyyy -
kitchea and c.ooins. .!sa sascs. sDinssyl
and all reW. sa excellent oayn aDo NoSne
Aopss. farEs new staefs 30x1c, With IN 6eo1pA
ana two iaySe Aaw tob1ccoss benaeA = NJ
long, saifictsnt 10 house ten or tHsly acyeo Nf
tobaccs IN regard % heaiths ny M0liyu updy
sieian, DR. Il. X 1aiey's bpoks vill shvN ~
he has visiiea bus oae laid hand In 0fye4rn
the ssle cf the ssE6.. Ywfst hlysN o0el ~
erces fcT the b.toaos 0f 40 yeau ~ -
fodder. esSb II az coed Aasr. e1EslA Ms
yeks ot vefy nas ysnnK rxse. tSNsz1
tva mnlee. Al good And ene eoAk. u
TntAs --G1 lAnl, ems third e1G1s ttsS ~
1 UaiN1sr IN cna and two yease uy6ftat 49,.
| ue& q; II aks &. tbs lxlds a1ernA 1pf .pl8lo4'
.sEbas sErc sAs.y Hnsde rncwn - M 9al ~
! u ss.ssesss sss. Hdltkt Il. et1h111&1e e1H
lpation n f.tatton III 3a6ol94s ~ t1Q u
tAeMaA cf 1leA 4A11 01ntoSN ~ -
mhI-aeoAk.s 81 ssx sssnss 80 ass 81 i.
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Al extsnslss eun factofy has been ~ IN
op1stion &C Holly SPRING. MIN. Ucntreets
hsyo - enfosed tufo 70 supply the 0ovu9n.
nent Wilb NOS g11s n shSEs unes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10

~ RATES Aud FENDERS, Iron and 0sivan,
NJ ized; Coal Souttles; Wood Wsser Buckets;
6eats Of Tougs; 8hovels end Poksrs, and Firs
Stands: Iron 6killets aud Bakers; Frying PAaa
Iron and Tin 6tsw Pans; Tea tties, Coffee Aisis
Coffee Pots and Boilers; Cinder Hnovsls; single
ana double covcrsd Oanteens; Iron snd Rrass
Footusn, and variety Of Tn ware R9 sajo hy
.s7-lm> B. D. DHN0ON. saS Main o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10

Notwithstanding the assurances given nv
the YANKEES, tsays the Knoxville RiyfMer oy,
their ARRIVAL in Nash Vile, that peace bic Ell.
property or persona. rights be inrerfered
vito. it IL reported by persons just from that
vicinity, that they have already violated
these pledges by arrestirg Hon. Neil 8.
Brown, Senator Barrow, and other promi.
neut ci,izers The despotic sdict hiss been
promulgated that NO one must spsak dis.
paraginglY Of Lincoln or his policy, Or IA.
voraoly OF JeH. Davis. All who do are to be
reg srded as traitors tsChus bad begins, ead
WOrAc rematnk oehind.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10
GENERALS PILLOW Asp nucrz.,

Ger. Pillow has addressed n note to ths
MsmI his AsaianeAe, In reply TO soma e.ric.
lures In that journal in regard TO soma aim.
sions. Ia has late speech ard rsport. to 0sD
Bucknsr. He claims thst his repo.. "a a
truthful history OF 1hs battles as hs saw
them--deEies that there is s.fy iesue Of fact
between Gen Buckner ana him self, l. nd tils.
claiLas sny unai ad feeling towards that gal.
liant omcer. "On the contrary" he says
sour personal and Official tr rter..ourse has
baer, and was to the last moment, sourtsou-
and Kiud,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10

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