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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

1 D. r SUP IT, OFFiUE,
RICHMOND Feb. IL. 1861
THO MERCHANTS ND OTHERS.-Noticc II
hereby given that the Richmond aud Dan.
viLie Railroad Company viii not, from this dase,
be re popsible for the fases Of chArg g. delays or
damages TO through goods upon other roads; but
will continue to collect charges On such goods -
heretofore. OHAS. q. 9ALUOrT,
fe 13-tg uDarantendeut.
OFFICE RICHMOND p. r. b. GO.
Richmond, Va, Feb. IL, 1881. !
HN AND AFTER MONDAY, the l7th jnst.,
\ the NAIL TRAIN on this road viii Nave
Richmond at quarter before A. H., instead Of
A. H., - heretofore.
T. l5-ts K. r. GILL. Gsu Rupt
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NIFTY DOLLARSREWARD -I will Day he
reward of fifty dollars for the delivery In lsl
80 that l get him. of my boy NOSE, who ran a
in July last, from Mr. Henry Massie, In OrEssI
CO.. where he was hired. He has been seen sine I
IN Caroline. and also at Mr.. p A spo,s~ooos ID
Orange, where he has wife He has relations
Prince William county, year Mauasaa. He
about IS years Of age. 6Ee fee. inches 10 height
dark gingerbread color, with good front teeth,
thick suit of hair ard eyes unusually red. u
p. 0. il Fredericksburg, Va.
is 2-Im OATLHTT CONWAY
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T1UNAWaY-alO REWARD-From Mr.
II Edwin .. Duval, about two weeks syo
a negro slave named WADE. He is abou,
five feet eight inches in height, with lour
black hair, Of very light complexion, anll
very pleasing in his manners The abo,..
reward will be paid on his delivery to me
b. A. COKE.
Office No. Law Building.
Re 15-S. anklin stree,
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APkAtNu tlis iaoFnt'! , grea. ba g.irg AZ
No. ~ Main 81. 800 hanfsoui4 woo,so
hoodr. Tor iaeieE. miss. aud children; $50 oals
Apeeaid buck ard cloth Ii .antlets, TOR iaaies; 80
PAirs large Fed 8ia kes 70 ba sosa of yery eh~sp
~ - N@msrie BSaos, to b. fua eff alta "a en- h
~ ptsf M ct quality b'z CAS- mere 10 o. To bs
,au On 'or oo2 " NTth sl.e5; 5000 xsrds cheap
drenS Sticking. al stsies; 20 COO va d. escl cd
Cotton $1,000 yards spiend Dress aria, rninrs Of
the latest styiss 1t half price and less Cal And
ana Get ths Bargains, tl'h Wholesale or retail, NJ
EZEkIEl.'S IL Main n.
Don't forget MatIar,'a O d -tand--Na al - l. "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

(NOPrER.-The underx sned, Agents of the
~ UNION OON6OLI D A TED OOPPEB
NINE Of Tennessee, have Just received supply
Of pure IN0OT COPPER which they e6er To-
GALE In lots 10 suit purchaser
,sl--t sNAVSoN 3 UA0WUpvyyv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

TOBACUO STORE, las Main street, next
Il door to the Telegraph Office. The under
signed offer for sale fine assortment Of Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO, Havana and medium
quality CIGARS PIPES, PlPH STEMS, &C., at
Wholesale and retail.
il 30--im< FISHER Il WILLIAMS
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y. y OuISIJLME
Acting JGilor Of Hanover cour " Y.
-2av6w w.

DUNAWAY "A negro boy oy the nam. =,
III FLOYD. be been staying with his ronn,
master at transport, and was taken si,f snS
started home With man BY the name of Or n
y herst, and tho train isft him at Burk,viu.
VS. The said boy 10 about IS year. of sss d.rt
complexion, sb ut 8 feet 3 or 10 inches tIsh
His gsne.al weight Ia about so pounds An,
person taxing up the said boy. viii have lin con-
foed iu sore safe jill aud / will pay all cha ".
for hi, delivery to me.
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DANAWAY-S2 REV AIDA negro n.
n named GILBERT, aged between ~ and
years. His color Is black: whiskers grey, und.
the cain. He is about six feet nigh; black hair E
clothing 10 black coat and plaid summer pant,
bought him at Dickinson l. Hills auction room NJ
Tuesday. He was brought here BY gentIeu.
named Thos. G.. Neal, Of North Carollna. Hsk,
my premises Saturday afternoon, between 3 md
O'Clock The above reward will be paid by
Il. A. MYERS, &C Main street.,
Richmond "a
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\ n ANUFAUTUKED TUBAUOO.

good supply OF fine fancy brands TOBACCO.
suitable for suffers of the army, on consignment,
for sale by SAN'L D. HICKS,
Ia 3N-lD" Hh0ckoe Nlip
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tues and many qualities Of the deceased.
Even the lawyer, who had charge of his
business ata'rs-drepped 10 70 consult as
10 sne proper disposition to be made Of his
property. One day last week, a little over
TWO months since his reported death, he
appeared before his mourning widow, as Il
just risen from the dead. We drop the
curtain here, bat will add that the resnrn-
ca volunteer, was taken prisoner-Withons
even 80 much as a scratch. lie was sent
North AID imprisoned in Fort Delaware,
"here ne has been under close confinement
ever since. His treatment was SO rigid
mat ne could not gain permission to write
ever o limo to his wife, informing her OF
his condition.
1here are no doubt many othor cases like
'nis' and probably more thrlihng-wh'ch
never reach the public.-Petersburg BIZ
press.
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LETTER FROM GEx. BRAGG.-A correspon-
dent of the Selma fAla) Reporter furnishe S
the following extract from a letter written
by Gen. Bragg:
"No man in power can do his duty and
escape detraction. All mortals are fallible,
and have no doubt my errors are many and
great. With a conscious conviction, howev-
er, that my course is right, I.shail pursue
it; and if at the end of This war, when our
independence is secured, an enlightened pub
Ito Judgment shall condemn rse after hearing
the testimony of those who DE now with
me, calamity and nobly defending their col
srs, as we'll as of those who have basely de-
serted to their homes to SANDER and revile
their officers, in justification of their honor,
l Shall utter no muFnur, but endsavor in ST.
lence to repent of my errors. In any event,
| shall enjoy the consolation of having done
something to prevent the moral degradation
OF our armies and our society.
Had not the r~eforKatio1 Of grog- shops,
gambling houses, &c, commenced by me at
Pensacola and Mobile, been approved and
enforced by the government, we should now
be a degraded and enslaved people. No ar
mics could have existed under such practices.
In this [ know the thanks Of the mothers,
wives, daughters and sweethearts of the
country will be mine. The gallant men
they have gent ae, shall return to them n
corrupted.
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YORk'S
Series Of English Grammars

A N INTRODUCTION TO THE
~ GRAMMAR. This work
IS designed for Common Schools and Beginners. and
York. Di"n'
AN ILLUSTRATIVE AND CON
GRAMMAR, OF the English Lanpnaga .
Accompanied by several original Diagrams, exhibit
ing an occuiar Illustration of some Of the most diff.
hcult principles OF the Science Of Language: Also
an extensive Glossary of the derivation OF the prin,
clpal scientific terms used in this WORK, in two parts.
Ihls'ls a large work., containing a comprehensive
ana complete Analysis andSynthesis of the English
bbangaage' and a Philosophical exposition Of the
encomiums passed upon it by Scholars. are %snfficiens
guarantees of its utility. Many high testimoniaIt
from Teachers and others might be given. were j.
deem ed necessary. The third edition of this Gram +
mar Is IN press and will soon be issued.
Prlce OF the large work Is cents to 81, according 10
sGyle Oh olndlng. For the smaller Grammar so cents
by retail, and 80 cents wholesale.
orders sent to w. L. POMEROY. Bookseller. Ra-
lelgh or to the Author, b. YORK, York Institute, n.
will! be promptly supplied.
May 81, 1862. 41-tf
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Total Abstinence.

In Taylor's" Virginia Baptist Minister'S
the following incident is eivea Illustrating
the pastoral fidelity Of Lewis Conner:
d" A brother some what advanced in years,
was called before the church TO answer the
charge of excessive drinking. He had more
than once before been arranged for the same
offenee, and his brethren had borne with
and excused him. Upon his contrition aud
acknowledgement they We're again willing
to passit over, but requested that the Mod
crater should admonish him. He address
cd him as follows /: Brother, you have
reason greatly to love and respect your
brethren, for their forbearance towards
you. They might we'll have cut you off
from them, and you could not have thought
hard Of them" The old member observ-
ed, " feel it, and | promise you, Brother
Conner, to try not to drink too much any
mere" Don't promise;me. BROTHER said
Conner, promise the Lord that you will
never drink another drop for SO sure as
you drink a drop Of spirits you will be Il
drunkard." This was sale in his own pc
cuIiar manner, and, tits believed, was com
pletely efsctual in reclaiminc the old
brother, as i: is not known that he drank
again"
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An Incident.

We have frequently imagined the an
gplsh that must be suffered after any great
battle, by the families and friends of those
who were engaged in the conflict. How
aRxiously do all loon for the list of the
killed and wounded. How many are cast
into deep attilction by hearing of a below
ed husband, or son or brother" report
ed killed.? And how painful it is to know
that our wounded have all fallen into the
hands of the enemy-where they are to
remain in their sufferings with no kind
hand to administer and no familiar voice
to comfort.
Several days ago a volunteer from this
city returned home Exchanged u~der the
present carteD from confinement in a nor
them prison. He was engaged 10 the
sanguinary battle of the "Seven Pines"
and was reported killed. after the cessa-
ton of the conflict. His death was &C
cordingly published in the newspapers
and his family and friends were deeply
afflicted at the sad intelligence. Their,
were those who fought beside bim-on tht
field of battle, who averred they saw hin
fall in the agony of death, and Others VIII
saw him as he laid PROSTATE on the blood,
ground /; and all these statements truly con
frmed the statement, otherwise made, o
his death. The enemy remained in pos
session of the field on the day he fell an,
there has Dot been even the consolatio
verifying the truth of his death, by the sa'
recovery of his body. Time passed on
and nothing being heard from him-a
believed him dead. His family dome
the habiliments of mourning in respect t
his memory. Friends called upon his vic
ow to offer sympathy asd coincidence, an
revive afresh in the minds of all, the wi
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GoRDoNsv1LLB. Va. August 81, 1862.

GoRDoNsvILLB, Va, August 81. 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR : As nothing has ever been
published concerning Co. D, 9th Reg't,
n. c. Troops, Capt. J. B. Ashcraft, from
Union county, N. c., [ think it my duty
to publish the names Of the brave and. 10.
bls msn who have been killed and woun-
ded and died by sickness since We have
been in service.
The following were killed in battle on
the dates mentioned : Andrew ] Hasty.
May 9th Milton Mitcham, Aug. Goth.
The following were wounded on the
dates mentioned and afterwards died ::
Corp'l Gee N Rushing, July I'd; Henry
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Green, July ed Calvin Collins, July

0thfhN 0AAA 80
10.
The following were wounded on the
dates mentioned and, as far as known, have
recovered (: Henry Bennett, Aug .29th
William I Horne, Aug Doth ; Alex Stea-
gall, Aug 2Sth Embery Walters, Aug
18th Ellis Baker, Aug 29th. Date not
known Henry NJ Rape, Thos s Trull,
Sere't JOS K Griffin, John L Austin, Levi
G Parker, Bryant Williams, VIM F Horne.
The following died from sickness, on the
! dates mentioned Lieut.. Geo " Davis,
July 2 David Fl Parker. May 5; Wiley
Outon, May II Jesse W Giles, july 4;
Joseph " Marsh, July 5 Milton A Aus
tin, July 10 James P Hammock. July 26 ;
Searg't Jackson Stack, June 10 Felix G
Rushing, July 4; Samuel N Rape, July
4. Dates not Known L J Walters, VIM
klzer, John f Livingston, John Trede-
way, Nathan Manns, VIM r Dees, John
L Rowland, James Hyatt, Franklin D
Parker, Abraham Smith, John c Brown,
Jesse j Pierce.
Those who have died have often march
ed at the tap Of the drum, but now lie low
in death. They were denied the blessing
Of father, mother, brother or sister . stand
by them in the trying hour of death to cool
their feVered brow. They we're denied the
privilege of being buried in their native
State, but are scattered ovee the broad
plains of Virginia soil, and there must liz
until the great judgement day.
Y. T. CHEARS,
Lieut.. Co. D, 37th Reg't n. G.
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Items as We Pass Alamo.

7 1HE PARTISAN LEADER-A NOYEI-ands an
Il Apocalypse of the origin and STRUGGLES of III.
Soutnern Contederacy. By Judge Beverly Tucker, of
Virginia. Originally published in 1886.
Price, 81 so
When sent by mail, *
For sale by " r, pOMEP6y
Raleigh, September 6, 1862. .
TINE FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR-Ev Fdwora
Price, 20 10
When sent by mail, IN
For sale by " T, pOsFEpSv
Raleigh, September 6, 1864. p:
S, TESTAMENTS, N PRAYER.
u BOOKS,
Just received, at P0NFPOve
: Ralelgh, September 6, 1862. q
GCHOOL BOOKS.
Emerson's Arithmetic Part First.
90 do do Second.
DO do do Third.
For sale by W r POMEROy
Raleigh, Sept. 6. 1862. a
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Never more will the ~pure-hearted Swiss
girl tel Us of Der early trials but her
story, which is a true one, | have written,
that those who are sufferers ike her may
Learn to cast their burdens on the Lord
Let not your hearts be troubled that elo-
quenoe is not yours in praying, let the
heart be right, even as was dear Cares,
and you viii surely be heard.
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THE PILES CAN BE URFD.

AN New DRIVEN TO THE NECESSITY OF
advancing on my Vegetable Pile Ointment, not
because 1t ls better now than II ever was, but because
every thing buy, have to pay four prices. 1t il my
business to make 1t Tor the bchrIt Of the afflicted, and
by sending 81 so, and 80 cents 10 pay the postage, will
send a box any where in the Southern Confederacy.
Address NEAL BROWN. RALEIGH \ n
july u, 1862, 10
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N rs PLgNTIFUL.

~ ND now Is the time To educate your dauohtars
81 me 9TH Annual Session Of Davenport Female
Gonege (Lenoir, N. CO win open July iTth. 1s6S
Board 500 per week tuition from S13 to Il nr an
mum; washing 80 cts per dozen. Lights extra pay
ment-one half in advance, the other in December If
payment be delayed-0 per cent additional ensrIaa
prospects of the school good. For further nsr,7c1.
lars address the President r. n pPdpF
Lenoir, O., May. oath, 1862. az o.
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REAL T A For SALE.

T HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS Il THE
Il 'ltyo OF Raleigh, that l will sell for a fair price.
Some of them are in the most desirable portions az
the CITY. and all in the occupancy of good tenants
at good priced rents. For particulars apply to
A. M. GORMAN
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1900 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE IN LINCOLN COUNTY. M

ri 1fE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE OF C. j.
Il H4MMARSh0LD, will sell at public outcry,
al the residence Of the late c. w. Hammarskold. sew
en- miles from Lincolntor, on the Beatties Ford Road.
the following valuable Lands:
Cue tract containing six hundred and eighty four
(6SD acres, known as the Home Tract or Spring Hill,
Ihls tract Is highly improved, good dwelling house.
almost new, with extensive Barns, Machine houses
and every out-bullding needed fr an extensive farm.
Much OF the land is well set in clover. The situation
Is very desirable for a residence, as healthy as any
part OF the State, and one and a half miles from Iron
Ton Station on the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth
erford Rail Road.
One tract adjoining the last named tr act, known as
the Lick Run farm, containing 100 acres of very pro-
ductiye land.
Another tract adjoining the last, known as the Ham,
Earskold Mill traet, contal sing III acres, on which is
a first class FIGURING mill and corn mill. The reputa-
ton of Hammarskoldis Flour is too well known TO re-
qnlre comment. Suffice II 10 say, there is none bet
ter III Western North Carolina.
One tract adjoining the Home tract, called the
Haynes tract, containing 13 acres.
Another tract adjoining the last named, and imme-
dlateiy on the w. G.. q X. X. R., within less than a
quarter Of q mile of IrontOu Station, containing 23s
acres.
Aud another tract OH the opposite side of said r.
R., containing 100 acres.
And one other small tract Of 5 or 10 acres ADJOINING
HoTHe tract:
With all other lands and real estate of the said
Z. j. Hamnarskeld.
Sale to take place en- Monday the 2gth of Septem.
Der next, unless previously sold ct private sale.
So desirable a body of Land is rarely offered.
ton apply to Hon, Vim. Lander, now at Richmond
10 Col. Hammarskold on the premises,s (Spring Hil3
or TO the subscriber at Lenoir, Caldwell county.
| Il. c. HAMILTON, Trustee
of c. j. Hammarskold.
august le, leo2' 1-5t
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GREENSBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

TA1o ALL LUbSHS
DIRECTORS:-John A Mebane. Cyrus p M,nden
IL hall, Weir, James NJ Garrett. L II Jones. "
II d Wilson, VIM Barringer, David Mcknight. M i
Sherwood, Jed b Lindsay, r NJ Sloan, & Yates, X
Sterling, Greensboro; w A Wright, Wilmington
Alexander Miller, Newberne DR. Vim g RAMSEY
marlborough; Rev r C Maynard, Franklinton: 1,
F Watson, Watsonyille Al York, Concord Rev B
Craven, Trinity College.
OFFICERS.
Nh WILSON, President.
JED LINDSAY, Nice-presiGent.
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney.
I ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
N. II. d. WILSON,
c.. G. YATES, Executive COMMITTEE
j
All communications on business of the Office shouu6
be sent to PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
43-tf Greenshornuoh Nc
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance ca,

u Company has been in successful one,,-
ton over 10 years, and Continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State. fexe.n,
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries. upgn f.
vorable terms. It's Policies now cover nrona,,v
amounting to sS,837, 649, a large portion Of wbio,
Is In co0ntry risks, and its present capital il ovar
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds nron
erly secured. r0F
The average cost of Insurares upon the nlo, +,
tals company has been less than one third ~ ON
per cent per annum, on all grades of p7opert, "
braced in its operations.
All communication in reference TO ;nsn,,rcs
should be addressed TO the Secretary. nostna;d
l. H.. SELBY Presd't.
HAHDEsS. SMITH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859.
THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE N
4 sURANCE COMPANY insures bealtbv Lit
persons, from IA to so years of age. for wear
for years and fer life. Also, healthy sfava,
from i1 TO 50 years Of age, for l or years.
Gas. <. JOHNSON, President. .
H. W. Hustled, Attorney.
w. II. JONES, Treasurer.
All desired informat.o on given by Agents IN al
tae towns and villages Of the State, and by
r. ". BATTLE. Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dec. 2 1859. 81
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Headq'rs District of North Carolina,
J. W. LANCASTER,
Co unsellor and Attorney at Law,
Y. G.

WIASUN Nc.
rractlces IN the County and Superior Courts of
W1lssn and adjoining counties, in tie Snnrema snd
ConIeaerate Courts OF North Carolina.
- particular attention given to collecting claims
and proceeds prOmntlY ramffted Na
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I WANT TO PURCHASE

~ age. For one Of good character and dispo-
sltlon, with some knowledge of cooking, washing and
ironing, a fair price will be given. A. NJ. COLEMAN
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DIER.

On the 18th inst. after . brief illness, MARCIA
RBTTA BECKL1f. the beloved infant of Catha.
rine Beckley, aged months. Ut.
The funeral Will take place from the residence Of
Mr.. hobeet Holland, At o'clock on Tuesday after-
noon Her friends are respectfully invited to A.
tend, between 9th and 7th and and streets.
On Sunday. Dec la u o'clock after long and
Thomas 3. and Laura B. Denham. aged Is ~ ont hs
Cnveil thy bosom faith full tomb
Take this new treasure to thy trust
And give these sacred relics room
To sum Der In thy dust
Nor pain. nor grief: nor anxious fear.
Invade thy bounds no mortal woes
Can reach the peaceful sleeper hero
WAilSehSels watch his soft re pose.
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow evening,
Dee. 10, at o'clock. Friends and acqusii Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend from
his parents residence, corner OF Ninth and q sts.
On the 18th inst, ELLSWORTH MHIG rs, aged
year, months and 20 days, youngest child Of
kamuel and Mary Ann Armistead.
The relatives and friends Of the family
spectfniiy invited to attend her funeral on NOR
row Afternoon at as o'clsck, from ths residence Of
Yard. Intel and Repub copyl
Suddenly, in GeorgstOwn, .. O., on Thursday,
18th inst, JOHN r. JOHNS TON ased S years,
formerly of Westgrove, near Alexandria, Va.
He leaves . widow and three children An aYec
t;onete husband and devoted father In his uu-
timely end bis family have sustained an irreparabia
loss. ....... -.. .. =
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An UNPORTCSATE Won AN.-About n week
ago Mrs. Foley, the SYife of a soldier. who r.
sides in Washington street near Fourth in 4
moment Of temporary insanity attempted sui-
eide by cutting her throat. Yesterday she OBJ
another attempt, which WAS discovered in time
10 prevent its success. She needs to be closely
watched.
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RoBBTNG THH ExPHEes.-On Saturday after.
noon, as the express wagon Of the Harnden
Company was being loaded with freight at the
depot Michael Duffy, Il soldier. made off with
a box containing Il fine overcoat. Officer Crump
arrested Duffy, and took him before Justice
Ferguson, who committed him TO juil.
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BOLD RoBBYRY.-0n Friday night, Mrs Mar.
gsret Raglan. re7iding on the corner OF Ninth
and q streets, on retiring 70 bed. put her none,
lrrounting TO shout 500, in gold, sii YER, and
treasury notes) in q bag under her pillow; but
on getting UP the next morning the m Jney was
Rohe-eome daring thief having entered during
inc night md 70 ado OF with tho prize.
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MARRIEn

On Thursday, Dec. II, 1861, at the Presbyterian
Rev John b. Ross. Mr.. sAMt I'll D. KNbDE. Of Of
Hsserstown, Nd, to Miss N. KATE LANE, Of
baltimore, Frederick and Hagerstovn papers
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CRIMINAL COCET.-There We're no cases Tor
trial this morning, and the Court took recess,
10 await the action OF the grand Jury
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GEoRGErowN CITY COUNCILS, December II.
Board of Aldermen-no Quor um present.
The Board OF Common Council passed roo.
buttons Of which the following Is the sub
tance:
Instructinz the TAI collector TO enforce the
payment Of school taxes for the year 1861, be.
fore the first Monday in January next.
A resolution permitting the building associa-
lions Of the town to use the Council charnbe
by paying 81 per night TO reimburse the cor
poration for the pse Of gas and fuei.
single resolution also passed, forbdding
the use OF the Council chamber for other than
tia board
resolution making an appropriation for a
OnIistmas dinner for the sick and wounded
Soihlrrs IN the District hospitals.
resolution >returning certaIn hogs 10 Mrs.
mafy crowley and Joseph Nicholson, upon
resoluflon investing q donation Of Mrs
Fnaly hsrdersty in corporation stock the in
~ "a eppled annually 10 the purchase OF
q f0urth OF July dinner to the nnlates Of tho
resolution restoring a resolution com,eJ,i,,
property holders 20 protect areas NV saitahie
railing, aud ~
resolution Amending the hog ,s, h.
one family may keep two hogs insieaa ~ On
a. heretofore. o''
The Board tEan adjOurned.