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Of at ieaat H per cent. the present anount Of
taxation ia recommended The Governor also rs
commends thsta tax OF s. per cent be laid upon
the nett profits Of all persons who have, during
the present year, specnlated In the aries OF
life. such ~ corn, hour, bacon, pork shoes leather
cotton cloth, yarn, and woolen goods to be con.
tnued during the next year or longer, IL necessa
ry the proceeds to be applied to the support of the
wives and children or willows OF soldicrs whose
prop srty a. listed on the tax books shall be below
. certain sum. He Is clearly Of the opinion that
no more Treasury notes should be Issued IL II be
possible to avoid IT,
The right Of the State authorities to commixslon
,hs officers Of the regiments originally raised for
the war Is claimed by the Governor But the Con.
fsdsrste authorities claim the right to commission
the regiments Of twelve months men. continued In
service by the conscript law, and also sll resi-
menE whatsoever raised since tSe Law went into
operation In all the Confederate authorities
had claimed 70 commission and appoint all resi
mental staff officers, even when they conceded TO
the Executive Of The State the appointment of the
officers Of the like. He had called In person to rec
the President, 70 remedy this confusion and to
avsid conflict, who promised 10 take the opinion
Of hts Attorney General on the subject at length;
but thas opinior tAs 0ovsrnor has not sssu. The
matter b sabmitsed 70 the Legislature, with the re-
commentator that they take such steps as will
preserve the rights and honor Of the State.
he recommends that the existing prohibition
against the dlstillation Of spirits from all kind.
of grain b continued during the war, upon
the ground that there Il no grain to spare for
such purposes and all the medical needs OF the
country and army can be abundantly supplied by
the liquors made from the fruit crop. Also recon-
mends that law be passed for the rigid punish.
ment Of all Persons who may be convicted of specu.
lsssns in sny OF the necessaries Of life under the
false pEetence Of being Government agents.
In conclusion. the Governor earnestly urges
upon the Legislature the vital Importance OF bring
ing forth ali the powers and resources of ths State
for the common defence Of the country aad the
cause, and says that the two great dangers we have
70 meet will b found connected With our currency
and supplies for our army. He appeals to them to
remember tbs. they are laboring for the very sal
vation Of the people. The bitter cup tha: esp
tured cities and districts haze had to dtiak is cited.
to show the mercy 10 bs expected If our abolition
toes overcome Us.
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Charged pisa Rob6ing the laot' Yourg man
named James Farrell was carried hef,co Commits
sioueg Watson yesterday, charged with rcbbing the
ul..; between farmviiis and buckingham COur =
Eooee. The articles alleged to have been pur.
iciied By the accused sre letters a-3 money. This
manner in which he fence war ni.tsd was not
shown, the Witnesses IN the casr were net pres
en5 About ten dsys since asIspictpn being excited
agsinst The accused, he was landsa IL the Jail at
FarmviIie, Va, and was conveyed tn0nce TO lsteh-
Tond cu "Wednesday, by O. =. Isputy Esrsa2l
Bass. His exaniilatina will probably take p.ace
on to morrow, (;aturdey) ,ho witnesses having
been urged 70 attend by that iime.
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TURNING TEIKas TO ACCOUNT.

= tae late dasA nkss BY a portioa Of GsnaFs al
Toya's command into k~Ataoky, the public .uue
tossriss q. Carer @. H., Ky. Including Judges
Sh.yIs &C., ware arres:sd. TIE "Lanso,n wsr
tax was sx,ortsd from ths Sheriff, and tsndSd
q 70 ecr Q1artsrnssser A ssors. tbs ownsr 0!
v.sh hsa Esd 10 Cirein ssi, wss takes posse ssioE
q, .ni the Virginia boys were well sho.i from ita
as.az.g The ''rsid" was made ty the LIST Bat
.Aion virginia Mounted Ri6ss, under Asjor L. V.
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APPRofRIAfIoN FOR SOLDIlRs.-The county
Corrt Of Amherst county, Va, on Monday las. sp
proprased SO COO for the purpose Of clothing the
soldiers from tha. county now In tho army The
Court determined if this sum wss not sufficient il
would be augmented to any extent to ensure the
comfort of the soldiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-21

LATEST EUROPEAN NKws.- The Etna, with Liv.
erpool dates to the 6;h instant has arrived at New
York. The news she brings !s u.iimpoEtant.
A slight collision had occurred between Aus
trian and Italian soldiers the frontier but it
soon Quieted.
The London 7imes again adverts to the action OF
the New York Chamber of Commerce touching the
rebe. steamer Alabama. and denies that any blame
can Oe attached to England
1he London Daily NsDs takes an altogether di:-
fsreut view of tho matter.
Mr.. Bright las written q letter a0plauding fresi.
dent Lincolns proclamation, noerating the slaves
of the Southern rebels
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Hr-toal Of A5olit;cnists.--Seven Abolition pris-
ofers u war arrived Ay the IL o'clock train yes
teziay from Staunsoc, and seventy ora more az,
rived last night f.0m 0oriGnvvilie TEe latter
we're captured iG I.oudour county on Tuesday. by
Major Whites battalion. : nan5er Of them had
bogus Philadelphia limitations Of the Confederate
Treasury notes OF her pers0GS
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rsox FREDERICKSBURG.

rhose whole force IL believed TO be
IT, =. orpo.lts side of the river from frederieAs-
% -. Ind TO, entered the t'wn up to o'clock
s'rs' s. The train which left this city yes'er.
r'se'a- -s,s ,.oppsd when within about mile Of
ly -s.a fire wss opened upon It from the
ss' "" ,.,k Of the Rappahannock. Fortunately
'Ff ra dons and he train returned here In
o. W. The Ore was not returned BY our
.,ul IN pc~eaion Of the town
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Flag Of Tyuce In accordance with tlis agree.
meat perfected between Robert Guild, asq., and
Major Ludlow United States Commissioner. fer the
exchange Of civi! and military prisoners 81 sgs Of
onsrs OF the Coufederaoy will be embarked, ard
prisoners taken by the aboitioo forces vii! be
ceivea. in accordance wita this agreement $50
sboli.ion prisoners, lately b3'ongns 70 The o. s..
army ul be sen. to City Point this morning at 6
O'Clock, n charge Of AZ officer, TO be dsvered TO
the Federal authorities. Along with pa-oe3 psss-
on.rs in return, advises Of = late date m8y bo ex.
pected from the United StAtes
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7As Fire at Saosge's Stdtipar-In iha rctjca
winch appeared yesterday CT rhe destruction OF aa
former residence Of Gsorge Il, Ssvage, Esq rear
Ssvsges Station, it shonlt have oeen at &ted that
the occupants OF the hC1se ~ the time los. every
Thing they possessed ID tie way OF personal prop
arty a-5cIa.hing
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SOMETHING OF A MAJoRITY.-The famous de.
batting club of Cambridge 'Hng) University, Qhe
Union, debated tie American wa subject duEing
two evenings The question was put thus: THAT
the Cause Of the North Is tbs Cause OF Human
Pfop,esa" The proposition was negatived by E
vots OF one huadred aud seventeen to thirty three
Earl Russell's eldest son speaking with tia ma
icrity against IT,
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sAoorIna sAFFAIR AT LoUDoN. Col ia drisn
Of the cavalry service, and we'll known in Lynch.
burg, Va, was shot and dangerously wounded By
Capt. Arnold Of his battalion, Monday, st Loudon,
Tenn The difficulty originated In persons. quar-.
a.
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PYison Items The following parties were pat IN
Castle Thrnder yesterday, VIZ: 4 u. Gru3us, ".
Q. Martin, and George =, Hicks, alleged desert az
fforn the Paye.te Ar,i.Iory, aad 4Ao. s.eadeu, a
Yankee dessrser from company Sd New AoCk
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CNURFs, SNUfFS.-We ara now prepared TO
- receive orders for Nelson and Munnls's cole
brated HuUFFS, put up-Scotch. In so pound
bexas (papers Ave TO ths pound y Scotch. In bbls..
looss Rappee, in 20 pound jars; hscauba, m
50 poand Jars. For eals In lots 70 suit purchaser
SMITH 4 60, Sole Agents.
70 l5-lm PetsuAurg. Va
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GALE o. PsRIsuAgLg PgoPkaYY III
y PcWEATAN--0n TUESDAY the I'd OF BE-
comber, will be sold az LET Lone" the farm Of
John w. A hins, In Powhassa county. the en,fre
cyop Of said farm, including go barrels Of Germ.
large cuau'ity OF Fodder, ehueks, straw, Ae, Is
Hoss, horned Cattle Shosp q tue Mrlea, aad one
draft Horse.
These desiring 10 purchase can sake tbe E.ea.
moni aud Dsnyiie cara in this city a@d getting OF
at + o~ Eatsn Station win hays siege convey ance
to Within mile os tie farm.
JOHN W Adkins
DO i5-tistDs aoNTAGUE IaEELL.
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sNoEAAKER in Knoxville the other day charged
CSC for pair Of boots. He wa at once taken up
undsr the Exemption Act and conscriptei for ex.
t,}rti0n
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A UCTloN SALE OF
IA FINE AEL.EO0L CLOTHS
Manufactured by the Csenshaw Weolsa Company,
will take place 81 Office tbs BASIN bank, be-
tween 10th and ilth Streets ON TUESDAY, 18th
November, At ID O'Clock NJ.
CRnNSHAW 4 CO., Agents
no Ii 0rsnShaw Woolsn Company.
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ENOLLY ANN FUkSACK. lE THE CO UNITY
IL CE 4LLEaHAEY, FOR sALti ---0n the
18th day OF December next, IN ire.t q: tte CoIrt-
louse of Aiie. .hauy, VIII offer EaT ale me va
liable FURNACE, Engine, e'o,, 1t tacls3, ct 4 J.,
Jordan s. Co situated three miles enst Of loving
ton about one and 0ae-fcur-h miles ircLl Jackson 3
Eiver, ora aad one-h2lf from the Virginia Central
Railrosd an! asven niles from JaoE5ou's R.var De-
pot. All necc c-s.ry butid.axs, iuciudug = chapinx
NIL ere erec;e ed ~ gh, iaa6s. -'hs Furnace Il Ia
WORKING orosr, s.Ed the engine l. veIy fac ore.
The tsact CT sGLa ContaiDs over 5000 GeFes. and
sn abundance 0s wood fov coallGe is 70 be lad -
Terms made known Ga day Of sale Persons o.
sring 70 nurehass ara invited 10 osr,;ae the pro-
perty inquiries addressed 70 &AmL !. JORDAN,
ESQ E4e xiostou, Va, or W. SKEES, Esq, Coging-
ton, Va, will be promptly answered.
T. L. PAXTON,
w. SKEENs
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saH--This article was selling yest9EISy Gt 8 s.
s. per pound. Il thera IN 3 Iacg3 gupplr in tn
city, the ''specuia,ars aal extoE.2sTs" have man
erd vsry effecspsly &c conceal its whereabouts.
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Commensed-Ths cells proposed 10 be made st
tire city jal have been commenced by tns City En-
ginee', who hiss appropriated the cid wofkhouss
for ,hAs purpose.
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THE PRICE OF FRY.-Two dollars Is oil that
the restaurant keepers In Lynchbury charge for q
fry Of oysters now. The price formerly was IS
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BOARDING.

President Lopez, of Paraguay, is dead, and hP
son is provisonaily filing tbs vacancy.
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FsHuRhE 0eNGnUss6 ar AUCTlt3t --YT1
{ ba SOD 81 public @1ctiJn, III s!JIz.. z, 2flh
ioas., at IL c!59&, tEes superior o t5N IL - - -
Two az - psaer@e-s, aI3 oD0 IL pasE82 .~sG. 0as
rev 1uishe4 oou1l.efa n loo be- u-aL.. sr, ara
bsl 3solaeiy pz;uis4 One OF ssme roat.a ss s. 3ir
longer in use. nHt III good condition. EGs l.Il "a
eo5d running )udijon, sl n.sd5 specially cr tals
company By Stephenson, Q: Rev YORK, 9ststec
taIiy built, arG more than us-a;i7 5nraaie
Sale 10 lais .!aso =. tlis Depot, at ts4s hoGf
above named. Z. Il OIL
supeginton.!ou. p. ana p. 2. z Csza'g-
ssis by f. r. COOK, Guct 1ot
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XcBBIA1 SALE OF FALuAbLk. FARM On
z JAMES GiVDR,-Wui III bs sola 81 public Asie-
tsln, on sha proInsss WEDNESDAY,, i0sh Of De-
easa8er next Qg fair; II noss the next sSir dayD
eo1aGseneiry a. Ill e'ccek q. &f. test sairasie
Iat.n OF which tas lsss ~ :. M>sssy Gisd seszed
10 tha county q toysha.-s, acsc'nies the iasds 4
Miles q. Etiss1 below, IS, 81. s. .s-taas ~
osi ya..t rive. Tl2 tra esnlains y asrcs. OF
yrAioa co1lt tue ow SroeQda; she
nen l=aa In exesA AT haarss with saentY OF wood
laEd to- whois under good enclosures. The Inn
pgov sn,aafa aSa god sssliaf tat nesdin1 some
fspaaF, and the usual ,slli hsuses a crop OF win.
yer cas- ANA whsas alrssay sasdsa On the isii.
TgSMs Lash, for expe1sss oi ssls sod 10 rssi-
due oa eretlt. of ter cash. tsla prsctases may
pe4sg Ii hs ssia ee credit baa.ds with spp,av-
% peTEonai &eeaslty, intsrS-s added, ad aAs uels
retained 10 aesure shssr payment Hy saw
tOMNssNfONER.
oa ihe saaae day -is 10 sosa The Iaps SseakA
Ae, Oh the farIa.
rxaas For sans uHaer eco, cash ovSr that
sum ;s credit Of taonths. the purchaser givinS
bends with sppres sseursay, 10 eany 01ssest
ifom date, before IL p-epssty h runeve1
sale by oopDIE i ArfxRsox. AscsA - ~
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~ viii o. sold ~ eucde1, On .JEGEY, &4t1
iusa al TIA ~lot.oI r0o;as u -5iGEIR8cS e. HI,
il t1ie c.y .l 10 cc3csk \ II, o negro u q r
named AGTy. ca &accG1, cf vh1.l i, nag k5gls.
Particulars a. ssla Ne tR-~sI
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AUC4,0s sAAEs---tatare i,ay.
ny Coddln ;, ArpeFson, Aaetioneer.

I E3Y VhAuA atN P6.vATE .ssTDrrcE,
y "a the N1ii line II $,h, 3sswcan sraea snd
Fssrkta Streets. F0f. sbf.E .F ArcTrf50 -
Wi - 500 - stcl l0n. ca ts rfefns es on WfD.
5&5ps r, ths 9Iiis Ee9eg1Lrr 1872 At O'clock
2. ~ Ihst large ana earar.GIy gssi, located and
1sal5soz4ely fei5aod brok DWsELlsC now IN
Ire accapapey Ct Sea $. tseopsr grd seio;n,ns
tae residence Of Arcaihal6 ~eaits Eea aad op-
poste thst of Jaules puG5op, ssa Tha House has
ample Accommodations FIR sis-as fsraIlg including
fi,,han stable, se. Yha Houss IL ia ooyapl-te
re, air in sYery easeci w'sa ail The uer' modern
lnrro ve9s snts AMI ha pylvste etilvr-s Azalng TO
ith street.. AIt3getb ber, -as u rssiig frs.G'sss
dwelling In eVsFy rarpecs
3ER.r--cce -f,rrte cash bslarce 81 0, H. and
8 onIha, fgr aegotis!,ls tes interest added 80
cured by fsg3t desd, * Al ogsa al sac opton Of
TIE p chaser. possess5oa lGth NsEEa aexe.
n9l3 fs@1OIS f. kP2AaAON, Aucf
4 lfCAEle%iDaEE sAAH - kDfG ~ yHH
TPiys 0F FUGT0g - Co1iso .sssloner set
ulg Under degree o.! tt,s Circuit Ioa' OF Genrieo
aitrfaG - t.o 3tit of 5ts scas {. EyuTnmei u.s.
BjgIAEsf'p .sEa 7,,is, shall, on SAEUgn4Z z, tee
@gt4 Gay 6, EDysTnbsr, 1872, st 81 olloc- ot tha.
dsy, NJ Il a. p4b,c aucsi y 20 ths nighesa bidder.
on II prsTss sss Lots IN he ioe a o. s<u,inn on
Centre street nulJsoFaa 10. 70. q, - q 81, add
90 T. g lj, troai-y together en- .hs aorsa tius Of
Ccrere ST. st, rurl.ag saes "a feet
fR&s.--o,4s-taasd casa, balaaee upon q credit
q ss lsonils 81. saasaa ls.kle ps2sS. ysith
k6ses 21d tI5 fsssu 70 bk fesssn "a uhfff IL W1n
purchase n1tnAy IS paid. with liberty to the poY-
saaier to pay the whole Ia cash
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ENEUHAE &c HCrEL. tJ Ri HACED, VA.
IT. E0& SALE ~ AUCTION. The under
sigaed, a -.te3 eppojnt5d .oT tbs purpes= ~ Il
meeting Of ia s.ocShc,,ers Il 'he ExShanze Hc:el
CQuEaay, h9d u1 MCuday, ihe l0sh day OF kceesn-
her IS52, In pulE,11es OF tas directions ~ hs .
vote then unanimously adopted. will offsssAf sals
So public sIctsosl. o. the frecnssas. ea a0SoAY,
the 2st5 izy of boyernaGc iesie hsgsaninr ss IL
5ClocA, ths: vers vs.!uaEis s.sorerty sno~ "a sas
ExchaCgo Hotai IL tliQ Gay ol SicAmer4- Stsse of
vi gaia. 1As lot fronts o tes' oc ti,e smith lire
OF Fgauklin street. e. rnn. back about l39 tsst on
tie east ne u l3la street., and Is sasroIn'sd by
bc,e,l ald ceovs Aon. lisys.
Ths Hotel bui.ainz ~ cn= et .l5 paoAs comforts.
bis an6 eiegant Ia ito Cca.9dagata 5Ss.es, having
a5OUt l40 T03Es, embracing ssiooas. drawing
rocsas. dining halls, of5Ses, bedrooms, kitchens,
ga, water, ard every o.hSr frTnusemant adapted
10 promote tha convenience q guests. II iesira-
blt she vscsu, .15 IN tia will % sold sapsrse-
IL. Tue prc SerlP "a suhjset - ground rsrt ci
5000 For Gunrin, qaysh,s qrsA ,ariy, Ia he hl-
eTe xsad hF t68 stSl %? 500 Ia, af&aaas, likewise
Vsyab.s eaaTteriF aft0r the "a h oi Mrs. Ana
&t1slJ..
sERas--s210'o "a cash. balance upon credit
of / ., aud yeese, ftoM the Gay OF saia with fo-
sssess psYaele nj talv tho purchaser - give
negotiable notes tor h5 seS01rsi ayia s,s o. pr
cpsi aGd ,as ssresS, 70 hs secured by lien TIE
property o. cash tcr tlls whole pureh ass money,
81 iEs option Of the pu, ehssgr.
NCaE w. yRY
JAMES a. isAegs, Committee.
K L. IoWisoN
Ey cFlar Of Stocshodafs Of Exchange Sotei Co.
ssle by GoDD n d APpSesos Awets NO IL
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DIrgTIO SALE or SE.pnEs ca,

I STOCK, sG.C.--AB ADM nlstr&:3r - J. ".
@re6har1 ose'0, shall, Cn WEDN - p AZ, she "a
isy OF Re ecsUosr x, (if fair il not, ~ sex FAR
day thereafter proceed 80 SCI 81 pGbGs es< = st
tEs lste residence OF ue sai Gresham, "A 2ls-sos-
ield county, abou. twenty five u,4s sseYg Hich-
mend, scd tho same distance @2oVs FsssrsbufG 8,
rear Gooos's bridge, portion o. tAa Esz osE te-
logging TO he catst3 Also, the crops oT Germ, Ted-
der, Cats 6tucsa. aud straw, IL. "a I<sg NJ @s.
TWO Horses Cattle line lot oF fet Pork. E2i s1Do
hiElig improved Stock Hogs, oEa aI"s Tos Bugsy,
liAntstion Jter.;.ls, Household 500 E5tchsa Fulfi
tuGe, &e., &c.
st the ssIDs tine niI bo EE%rED oGT TIE
kA6s 1h;ah il rgisr : good ,e3c0. Ii very PR
duciiva aAa Las % Il a eau- uieut l,so+-ory
DWEL[Itl+, aGd all ueces3"ry ont Aoasea.
TERNs--aI.ue X oH2 OF .ae Day Cf aals Sale
to eoI1meuos 81 10 O'Clock i Il
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IVANoYEg LAND FOR sALR-~i will yon
MOADAY, the 24ta Of November, offer icr
sale my FARM, cogtaining 557t acres. at puble
auction. This la..d Hes hi the upper end CT tbs
county, 25 miles from Bichnond four mics shove
Negrofoot, c2e p.i.a below Aorriss post office, q
the Loaisa road, sdoinipR the lends of &alor Win.
Nelson, (OaAland) Wm. ). Carpenter, and Others.
This Far a il regarded cp5 OF tbs ba4t il this
tion eminently 8 tobaeeo farm. Having Il over
100 acres os original oak growth, and about 200
acres econ&sry grown II Of oak, hickory, d0swo0I.
and pine, 80 20 30 yesr3 old, scpsag cowa 10 New
found river. Persons wishing 10 invest the eur
reccy IL something r.al invited TO come and
examine sAas property before ths day OF sale, Hay
iug An ahana4ace of timber IL can be easily divided
Is 10 make TWO farms. gi ing both iEopt he
Lsuiss read six miles sonth OF Beaver Dam depot
40 13--ss HUGH BROWN.
GALE OF HOUSE AND Los III THE TOWN
- Or CAsTERSVILLE, Va The uaee.4i sned
Will offer fcr sale at public au~tiGn IL not pEevi
cusY sold p .gstely (0f wti-h notce viii be glvei
o. SATURDAY. tho 29th day Of November, leG',
oa the proniises his we HOUSES and LOTS in the
tcvvn Gf Cartersvi!ie This pCoperty is al Ia coed
repair, snsi as the buildings either lot are ample
for the comfortable accommodation ot a family,
they De sold separately, /. desired On one Of
tbs lots ther3 Id atle gfacary acd Ice house, aid
the buildings contain good store room, ntted III
for the purpose Thee lots and houses adloin each
other aild are aow used as s hotel The out houses
ssab,es, & c., are good and sufficient.
TkRMs--cesh; but Il the purchaser desires a
credit Of six or nloa tbs il will be sYen for
two thirds Of the purchase money, the deferred
paymen; belng satisfactorily secured.
no s--sod2wk aLgX. Y GOODMAN
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TROUBLE ABOUT EEeRoEs In KENTUCKY.
The Wsshanston Chronicle says:

We are authorized 70 ctste that information hav
log hsen received at the War Department Of negro
slaves In Kentucky having been returned to loya
al we'll as 10 rebel rlaAers in violation OF the &C
of Congress- the Secretary Of War hiss ordered rs
ports of any such transactions to be msis to lii
department, 10 order that :hs officers so violating
the laws sf the United States may be du!y pun
i6hsd.
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P S-Al. persols having claims against said
estate Will rlssse U.ske them known - Ogr5ra
the day OF sale; ana those owing tae estate
wall paY ir1E e,iiateiy.
II 2O-l3kk J. J. I Admir-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-21
A SUSPICIOUS FLAG.

1t was rumored recently that gentleman of se-
csssion proc.ivit,es In Troy, T. T.. Lad raised he
Confederate asy. An excited party stSried for the
premises The flag was found hau ging froR back
window but 1t was ladys balInsra that had bes;l
waahed and hung ont to drs, This susband re-
solved to stand By tha! nAs, A2d -ns crowd gave
thrae cheers for the buotius and dspE.ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-21

1uren reviewed the position of Mr. Lincoln, as
sumisg that Mr. Lincoln might naturally suppose
himself popular from the statements OF those
around HIM. But he thought that was mistake
Voice. -"I with you were in his place"
He had a conviction that the Convention 81 ould
support George B. Mcclellan fof President Great
applause and prolonged rousing cheers for McClel-
Ian Mcclellan was comparatively new IN tho
public service No matter what others might say,
he (the spesker) was simply aprivate-One of the
people, and knew what he would do himself Gen
Waaswor had said that Mcclellan was superin-
tendent OF q second c.aAs railroad He thought Nc
Clelian would be wiser to resume his previous oc.
cuoation since he was not allowed tbs privilege OF
serving his country. 1t mad been hsd of Mcclellan
that wherever you hitch him he will draw but
when entirely uhltched that was nothing for him to
draw, and he could soc no reason for his remaining
in nominal position accepting large sum and still
incapable Of doing any thing. Under the crcum-
stances he thought Mcclellan could DO nothing bet
than TO reeiSn Lis position aud return to his rail-
roa1. He hod never ssen Mcclellan and had never
corrsspondsd with him, but had drawn hts conolu-
dons hom observing AcClsllaa's public career. he
looked upon him - the most mastery man that
has lived In our age. lApplausal He behaved
that II the Government wished to 60 on with the
war i. had done wrong In removing AcCisllan but
that il 1t thought the war had gone fAr enough 10
make peace, 30 that saeh ride can claim VIC
torv and neither can insist IL he's subjagatee the
George B. McOlsllaa PrsMdent Of the r. United
States, the Government had done exactly the thing
70 produce that effect lGreat applause. and three
cheers for President Lincoln He believed that II
thx course should succeed In restoring the Union.
n vouid make Geo B. Mcclellan President OF the
whole Union. [Grsat spplause.J
Afser M. Van Buren, had concluded. Hon. Fer
nsndo Wood delivered abort address. tn which hs
said:
Hs did NOT understand the Governor slset. Y be
would not asa1 ~ Isv ~ aets aGst.ss ssg Isd~sa
sss.,.asf.~ fAnniannsl While aiding the Eo0e.
rsl tsovsrnment = maintain IL integrity. hs would
asssrt tho righi Of New Yoyk, protect IL etti.ens
fson arbitrary asEsses an1 - thas Sor tns - ~
erai 0ovuenment TO tmpooe authority upon thls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-21

yALE Oa TUgEITURE.-Igy vrtns of , de-.
! s c5ee Ct she fist-c, Ccurt of the Confederate
States OF k21t.i,a f,f lLs Eastern nizsrot of Viz
gin s7,;l ..foceej seii. at ra.His auctio1 20
fne Ajzes. bidder, fr' cash, on WEDNESDAY,
Iae z6.a dag ot t8YeEo1r, 1861, - the aUc ban
stors OF = 2 Cook. ca Main street, IN the city Of
ltichu.on5 . ~ Of vsisab!e thsElbec Eurps:ure
consisting os EaGr eads svds EattCssses, ward
robe, Cabinet Scsa IhsIrs Carpet aoi eng. 80.
Ft8CG. =. GILES, Receiver &c.