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OFFICE OF TIE PIEDMONT Il. RICO. I
EICUWoNp June T. lN;il

EICHwONp June H. lS3il !
FE>O REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING M
1 GkDKS TO UIkE-The raroai from Dan.
wis 10 Greensboro is about to begin construction
on ii large scale, and requires Numerous force 80
iahcrcfs rs we'll us ovcrseers OF experience WHO
can come wellrecommcnied
Liberal prices will be given. aud Doctors bils
Will be paid by the Company.
They must hc.uppli.i with clothing hy their own
cTs, and when delivered TO the Company must be
provided with one week rations of food tor which
raionS due allowance will be made in the first
monthly settlement
Payments will he made monthly in cash
Dverseers accompanying parties Oh hands will he
given the preference Others II otherwise salts
factory.
The hands may be delivered To the agents nj ary
of the dep0ts the Danviile +. K, or a, Greens
boru', II. e., alter the 18th inst.
EDMUND L. ID MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
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VIVIAN T L pa HOUSE SERVANT and
w NURSE who can take charge of young
infant One who can come well recommended will
hear Of place by applying al this office.
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"TANTED-DRESS MAKER.-A competent
w hand can find permanent employment, at
- per week, by applying to
~ III Mrs EEES, 900 Main ST.
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WANTS.

NTANTED-AtC Company G's Hall Hospital,
w three NURSES and two COOKS, white men
or a. q oes for whom the sum of $3.50 per month
will b, paid JESSE l.. HOPE,
iy l-3t* Asst Surgeon L. 4. {. S.
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BOARDING.

- nOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD.-Two or
II, three very pleasant ROOMS, in "a private fam
iy, can be secured, it'll BOARD. They are slita-
bic for small families One of these rooms would
dispose of and furnish it for two wounded soldiers,
charging them only for their board, and shall de-
vote my attention to their comfort aud wants. The
house located in of the most pleasant and quiet
parts OF the city. Apply at once, by note, to IF.
H." Dispatch office. jy l-t'
DOARDING.--A pleasant room, suitable for
ID two gentlemen. with BOARD, can be had by
applying 81 street (west sidc) between Clay and
Leigh streets iY pr
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General Il. w Sherman arrived at Wheeling on
Vhursday
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INIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost, on Satur-
day morning last while going from the picket
post on the fork of the planhroad and you.g Ben
Greens place my DAY BOOK, containing two SD
Confederate notes and other smaller notes, (the
amount | do not remcmherD together with my cx-
emptiou papers Please leave the same at MIR. Mil
lers. ii the ogatc, my lot, corner of Bclvidere
ana Canal SITS.
;y1a,+ JAMES PEARSON
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c.


bacon, FLOUR, &C.-2ODO lbs Smoking To
ID bacco. 3 900 lbs Family Bacon, 100 bbl5 Ri
wanna Super Flour, 10 ttlS Vinegar, 10 bags Pew
dered Charcoal, 30 dozen Empty Bottles
signment, for sile by X. X. EOBERTA
IL l-2t Corner Cary and 18th streets.
E~AMILY HAMS, OF the finest country curing,
1 fer sale az moderate price; and iine lot Of
RICE, which will continue o sell at Il moderate
profit on the cost. w. d. BLAIR & co.
iy
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IeETURE TIE kNlFE-The gentleman who
II, borrowed a knife to Gu, The sock from the foot
oI d wounded soldier, at the York River Railroad
Dep, on Sunday last, viii please return it to the
o,v .lc', at III. WfNNES Printing Office, No. "a
Main iy liz
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w ANTsD1Ey n.y. young man n. BoAkn D; in a
State location and price. Address &c" Box
OK
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YNFORM kTIcN WAETEp-uf the b@U.e or
1 hospital where Linu, +. G. ROBBINS IL, nnd
.t,,a l. l., ROBBINS. who were both wounded fIi
day. They belong to Company &, ith Alabama
regiment. Tel them Capt R0EEiNS and 81 c.
ROBBINS of Company G, 4'h AlahauIa regiment,
are both unlurt WM NJ. ROBBINS,
iv | 81 Capt co G., ith Alabama. ktg't.
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U OST--Last night on the corner of Bank and
l 10Th streets, q bay MARE, with red military
sinidle and bride on The finder will return the
same to the Quartcrmaster Department OF Trans
por,ation. on Bank street and he will be rewarded.
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PERSONAL.

YTR NJ ROGERS. lst regiment South Carolina
j volunteers Capt. Mcintosh's Artillery, il i'll any
private house, any hospital in the city or II his
" h. rcahouts be known, his father viii Be greatly
obliged ii information b" given him through the
Post Office or ut the American Hotel. lie is sup
posed TO have come to the city about the middle OF
last week.
, ~ l-.}tE L. ROGERS.
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WANTED by young man who has been
w discharged from the army, situation as
CLERK. WIN 60 in the country, ii desired Adj
dress 90. L. J., AZ This office. il liz
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r OST-Eear the corner of 9Th and Broad streets
l small fire gold (huntiug detached ieve)
WATCH gold dial, steel hands, No. l72'S, NJ b.
Tobias, Liverpool A liberal reward VIII be given
if returned to
I. VINCENT, corner 9Th and Broad s's;,
;,,l
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TUESDAY EVENING, July l. ls62,
VIII be- performed
TIE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR.
Edgar Observation-Disclosures r. Walter keeble.
Lucy Miss lua vernon
D.i1rce. --. Misses Mary and Jennie Darlington.
Song "Brigh; Smiles, Miss Saliie Darlington.
To conclude with the Farce of
MARRIED RAKE
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REFORMATION WANTED.-Any peison fur
1 nishing information OF the following members
Of The Stuart Horse Artillery will bc literally re-
waried CHARLES Bolts, ]. ID. COOK, JAS.
HARVEY and JOHN KELLY.
Office on Bank st near Josh iy lit
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WY ANTED-Informa., OF Private ALFUS
w ROSS, Company E. ,2d North Carolina, who
Is sick in some of the hospitals in this city. Any
information furnished viii b. thankfully received.
E. o. SLOAN,
iy l-3t* St Charles Hospital
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j. 30-Gt+ Trustees for Edward Eookrr.

z AND IN NOTTOWAY co VA. FOR SALE.
1 IThe tract ct Land belonging to MI w. w Woo
sham, lying within hall mile of tia Junction of
the Richmond and tnanyila aud Soul Side Rail.
roads containing 80 acres. well improved having
three dwellings, with all necessary ont houses snch
ice house, carriage houses. barns cabins, NC, all
comparatively pew. Tl're Is an excellent and "N-
telsive young orchard filled with fruit. Of a;-
pies and peaches, and destined to be very prof table
to the owner the fruit can be transported to the
cities of Richmond or Petersburg in u few hours.
fresh from the trees.
Posse ssion at he main residence will he given
immediately, if desired. This IL rare chance for
thosc who wish to MAKE profitable investment.
For terms, &c. apply 10
WM. u DAVIpSOa.
Cary ST., opposite Columbian HOTEL.
IL "a l2t kiChmonSk Va.
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APPROXIMATION WANTED-Of Lieut.. ]. A.
l JORDAN, who was wounded in the battle of
friday last and is supposed to be at private house
il tbs city. Any information % his whereabouts
will be thankfully received by his brother, ii left a
tn. Dispatch office.
iy LII MARION S. JORDAN.
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nLACKMAR & BRO,
ID Publishers OF SHEET MUSIC,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Having removed portion of our MUSIC PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT from New Orleans
to augusta, are now prepared TO ill orders for
our many popular publications
We are now publishing Bonnie Blue Flag"
/" My Maryland" The Volunteer or 1t is my
Country Call :" "NIissouri "A Voice from, the
South > THE Confederate Flag" "Southron's
Watohword, &c, and can supply customers with
these popular songs i'll any quantity.
BLACKMAR & BRO,
~ i'm Augusta Ga
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T OST COW Strayed from Hcnrico County
1 -, Court House, n mediumsized white and red
DOW answers to the name of Nellie; :" young
and in good order, with left horn damaged from con-
tact with locomotive; is marked in both ears,
slit in the right and scol!op cut from the under
par; of the lett Il Think reward OF g will be
paid for her return. THOS. A. STABLES.
Jtt
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e 30-2ts J. H. SCEIDNER

ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD~-A
thoroughbred MAZE, brown bay, with BLACK
legs, maue and tail, belonging 20 NJ ,or DI,rl, 8,
capped Friday afternoon iulug the battle near
Coal liarbor, having on a black array saddle and
India rubber Io containing officers gray cape.
The mare was it is said. late yesterday (Snn-
day afternoon on Broad street ridden by soldier.
The above reward syi,l BE- paid 10 any who will
doliyt her at this Office. IL .}U-2t+
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NESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND Farm NEAR
IL CHARLOTTE G. H., FOR SALE.-Tbo
FARM on Wards Fork creek, within two miles Of
the above nslned place, now in possession of VIM.
4. Smith. Esq, containing by recent survey 67ss
acres I'D OF which IL in original forest. and about
- in second growth and pine; 20 acres OF fine
low grounds aud is well supplied with water Of the
yary hest quality Regarded Of the
profit able farms in the county, being particularly
adapted to The growth of wheat, tobacco. and clo
yer IA good proportion well set in the last nam
ed crop. The improvements consist of oomtorta-
bl. Dwelling House, Spokehouse Icehoute 2 Barns,
good prize Barn, Stabler. &c &c, and good office
in the yard also, an excellent Oyerseers House.
convenient to The residence.
In full view OF the above, and will he gold aitaHr
separately in connection with IT, Though defacii-
ID by marrow strip os la1d) Is a tp,sil TRACT,
containing l}3 acres, Just half annie from the village,
with excellent Improvement aud II most beautiful
situation. with every comfort, such orchard, gnt
den. water in the yard, &c sc II is not necessary
to say anything Of the neshhorhood as II il famous
for its excellence
Nj Smith, who lives on tie place, viii take pleas
urs in Showing it to visitors.
ia.
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN-TEN DOLLARS RE
= WARD-Strayed or stolen from Nj. Richard
Hills, of 9TH and Franklin streets, on Friday
night last light sorrel HORSE, of medium size,
four years old, with a blaze i'll the forehead His
shoes we've veil worn and one lost from the right
tore foot. The above reward will he paid for his
iiains's Hospital, to DR. JONES.
10 .Nl--.It
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nor SALE-A very fine blooded bay Stall
Il LION, 10 hands high, walks and tIots well,
works in single harness. Can be at the Exchange
stable Ter as aay-, bc,,vaen the hours Of 10 aud
O'Clock, by calling on b. d. HANSELL. This horse
will suit an officer, he is very fine one.
" I-rtS
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r OSr-Betwecn the st Charles Hospital and
1 18th street on Main II POCKET BOOK. con-
tanning about $50 and notes. Also. - TICKET,
belongins to the Howard Hospital. 1t will be
received at this Office by
10 % III a SOLnlER.
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JARInN : JDkDAT

T WOULD BE GLAD TO FIND EDWARD 4.
| SMITH, of Company A, 5Jh regiment Viz
aInia volunteers He WAS wounded on Friday and
brought to this city. Any information left III ti!is
O tl;ce will lie Thankfully received
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TOUND-On Thursday morning last, on Union
II U;ll near my residence, BOX, supposed to
lave been lost the night before by soldiers The
owner can get 1t by describing the same and pay
ing for this advertisement. Z. Ill. LEBEK.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of WILLIAM II.
/ GARTH, company Il. 10Th Virginia regiment.
Who was wounded on Friday las. aud brought to
Richmond on Saturday evening. Any person know
ing where he is win please address
iyI It X. s. POW EES Exchange Hotel
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FV>O CONTRACTORS.-Ii invite proposals for the
grading and masonry, bridging, &c~oi the
Piedmont Railroad from Danviile to Greensboro.
The Company anxious to prosecute the work
with great rapidly
For amy information with regard the charac-
ter and amount OF the work, p'ans pro6Ies, &e.,
apply my office, in Danville or Richmond, at the
Offices OF the Richmond and Dalvillc Railroad Go.
EDMD =. II. MYERS.
Captain Engineers and Chief Engineer.
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IF Dir. w. ii. HIrE will call at Chimborazo
l Hospital, he will find hiS son. GEO. $. HiTE-
lie is in the 4th division, Ward No f.. jy LII
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"a" is :o-.Is, i - WIN 3. DAVIDSON.

FS0R s5AIE-The TRACT OF LAND on which
II Mr. Edxsrd Booker resided until recently. "
ing on lIo~tPen, IN the county of Prince Edward,
five miles from Nehtrrin Depot on the Richmond
and Danvillc Railroad Tn. tract contains six hun
drel ana fifty two acres about tw" hundred in
original growth, one hundred in pineF, the remain
DIR open. There ia "a good dw. Hing house on II.
with SIX rooms. and all necessary out -buildinGs-
James Hooker 1hn reside. near the premises. will
take pleasure in showing it /" persons wishing TO
purchaa" 6. I. DANIEL.
JAMES DDpl[Ek,
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OWN w Y--from the 18th section Of the
III, Richmond aud Danyille Railroad u NEGRO
ROY named JOHN. belonging to Charles Thorn
ton, of Caroline county He Is of gingerbread
eeos about feet 10 inches IN height knock kased,
aud wears u trusA He was barefo0ted when he left
The irgal reward will be rai foshls return al the
ofies II the company at Eichmond or as any sta
tion Oh the ruasl ~ 3Q-6t
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NAME TO MY HOUSE. on Thursday, 9th of
I June, IA bay MARE, which the owner can get
by proving property and paying charges
WIN. CULLING WORTH.
iv1 LII Ncpohe st lIu,fyy, Hill
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NIANTED--A few good TIMERS. Apply
w At once at No. loo Broad street, between
6in AMI 18th st5. ~ 1-2t'
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CtTRAY MRRE--Cane to No. RedOuEt, west
- side OF Central railroad ten days since. u bay
MARE; black leg-. and white spot in her forehead.
The is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay expenses, and take her away.
o9-Ip.z
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oST- 5000 REWARD Runaway from
1 ! into the enemy's Iincs,on the Chckahomny.
dapple bay HORSE. two hind feet white, and
round white star in his face. He is five years old,
and about I6 hands high will give $500 for his
recovery. orre,urn to Gen. Stnat1s headquarters.
, JAMES NJ CARSON.
ie 3o3t" Brooks Troop Hampton Legion.
T%AYED-From Camp Lee, about three mile.
- from Richmond on the night of the 10Th June,
a light snrrel MARE with a small star in her fore
head. about medium size, with kcars one of her
fore feet sore on wethers; shod front feet only
ANY information will be thankfully received and
if brought to camp liberal reward will be paid by
the subscribcr FRENCH d. CAMPBELL
ic 3O-2tt Co. Il, 9TH Va Cavalry
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pICHMOND VARIETIES
-, (I.ate Franklin Iail,)
one door below The Exchange Hotel.
Acting Manager. DORSEY OGDEN.
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CsTRAYED-Fronn a camp between HE Nrc- MI.
y road and the Chick h9:riny, a large bay MARE
with star in her forehead and some whit. about
the left hind foot The finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving her with Mr.. Ballad, at the Ex
change jy 1-2t*
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for a
Il Ladys eadcolored BELT, with gold buckle
attached lost "a Broad streets, ii left at the
Dispatch oflire. jy liz
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JAMES PEARSON.

yCSTRAT D-Cauia to my stable, i'll Sidney,
r. near the old Fair Grounds, on the l4th June,
a black HORSE, two fore feet white star in fore
head, and very low in order. The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away.
liz IN NIIILAM w. MGCLOE.
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TORSE AT PRIVATE SALE--A goo3 saddle
and harness HORSE for sale Apply al Mere
duh, Spencer q Co S, under the Spotswood Hotel,
from to II O'Clock.
iy LIE u. NJ. BARLEY.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--An A Saddle MARE. II hands
high. four years old, aid three quarters tho
rough bred; color, bay. Sold on account of sick
ness and anticipated departure of the owner.
THOMPSON HARRISON,
Captain Pay Department,
Or at Mrs Samuel Ii. THylors
Nv I--3tN One square beyond Towards Grove
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CTRAY HOUSEWIVES lost IN this city. Satur-
- day night last, a large sorrel HORSE, star in
his forci.a five years Old, md had saddle and
bride at the time. liberal reward will be paid
for his delivery at any livery stable, that ! am
appraised of the fact by note through Echmond
T. %. Col. L. II. EiDDICK,
Iy I--3tr .jfth E.Ct n. G.. =. Il.
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TTNAkEN UPON the 23l !unc, large bay
4 HORSE, with n star III the face and white hind
feet The owner will come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
T. A. COCK corner Brook Avenue
iv 1T and Adams stree.
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IHOUND.-A BASKET OF WORK was placed
in my wagon by lady. to ride, without Civ
ing directions. II may be had Icy describing the
same and paying for this advertisement. :;
J. X. POWELL,
Two and a half mile below Richmond.
l.,
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ID ACON.-A few hundred pounds nice FAMILY
ID BACON for Gale. ~ lath street. usar War.
Wicky Mills by
b W-N- PETERS, MARTIN CO.
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CHTEAYED OR STOLEN-Ten dollars reward
/ } will be paid for my MARE Saddle and Birdie.
The Mare is light bay, with dark legs, and
small white spot on her back She is about ten
yuars old. The above reward will be paid for the
delivery of the above to me, at Camp Maynard, or
70 Iix 1t. ". IL ELEA&AE-IS. 18th st.
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TT>HlRTY HORSE POWER SECONDHAND
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-This Ens,n'
Can be bought for 81 so about bali its eoe.l "
IL located on tina Danvils Railroad. nsss Mehcrtsn
Station. where u can be seeu and examined Az
ply to GopplN \ APfEktos'
ie .r.-tt
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C,TEAYED From my residence near the Louisi-
y ana Hospital on the 10Th inSt II dark bay
HORSE, very old and stifljnint,d lately s'ioi ON
three feet Any information cnncerps,s Iii'H will
be suitably rewarded. 10 kfLAND.
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WANTED Inforil alton OF the whereabouts III
wv Privafes y. J. -MfDUfFEE L. L. PELl.E,
TIER. and w. H, HICKS. II they do not report to
by 'he lst july either In person or hY letter II
sick, they will be published as deserters.
THoS. H. fOWE. JR,
je24-6t' Capt. Co. c. sth Regt CIV.
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ESIRABLE RESIDENCE ANDFARM NEAR
CHARLOTTE G. IL. EOK RALE.-ILo


iy 1-2aw1m Green Bay T. O.. Pr Edward.
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From the New York World Of the 9th.
Duel on The Tapis-Cas>ius NJ. Clay,
Minister TO Ru STA, Wants TO Fight

From the New York World Of the 9th.
Duel on The Tapis--Cas>ius NJ. Clay,
Minister TO Ru STA, Wants TO Fight.
Cassius NJ Clay has written to d. C.. Bird.
sail, requesting him to Withdraw some Ian
guage which he used during the present
campaign, and expressing his willingness to
meet Mr.. Brdsall at any convenient place,
referring the latter gentleman to Hon. Isaac
DAYTON.
Mr.. B;rdsal in reply states that the Ian
guage was probably used by him at the great
meeting in Cooper Institute on October 49,
in which he charged Clay with drawing the
pay Of Major General, while the mothers
and daughters Of his native State were left
to the mercy of the rebel soldiery, and that
he came here and slandered ard v:lified
loyal men of this city and State. Mr.. Bird
sail then gives the following reasons why
he will not meet General Clay:
i. ain law abiding citizen. Having
never broken Law, can not now consent to
place myself beyond its protection by meet
ing him in a deadly encounter, premedi-
tatedly, when the laws of my own State de-
clare such an act to be felony.
q. Ny business is such that l can not
afford to waste more time upon him now, it
having been sadly neglected of late by reason
of my time having been so much employed
by the efforts have been making to red eem
my State from the arbitrary sway of men
holding the same fanatical opinions that Mr..
Clay does
%. That l should be guilty of base in
gratitude should | meet and kill him, after
the great service he has done my party in
opening the ewes of the people to the true
Intention of his political associates.
In conclusion, | will simply state that
when Mr.. Clay has done his whole duty as
Major General in speedily closing up this
bloody, and, l think, unnecessary war, so
that | can again visit his native State, and
he still aggrieved at what l have said re-
speeding him, | will IN eet him in any honor
orable manner he may suggest, according to
law, and give him entire and full satlsfac-
tom
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Fine Gold Watches
a n D
j E. w E L r Y /! I!

TNH f undersigned beg leave to state C2
Il we have just received large stock ofN..1
Watches and Jewery consisting in part of the
following articles viz: Gold and Silver Hunting
Case, Duplex Lever 81 Swiss Watches both ladies
and gents. A large assortment of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Cafbunclc, Etruscan, Lava. Bril-
liant, Coral and Jet Sets, choice assortment
of Rings, Buttons, Bracelets, Thimbles and
Lockets, Gold Silver and Steel Spects, good
stock of Silver and plated ware and variety Of
other articles too tedious to mention. Any arti-
Gle of Watches or Jewelry made to order in the
shortest notice.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by experienced workmen.
DUFEU d MCCARTNEY.
End. Street opposite A. NJ. January & Son.
July Sly
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-13

GA poor widow went to Boston few
days ago. to biz farewell to her two sons
who had enlisted for the war, and while
shaking hands with them at the depot. some
wretch picked her pocket of S57, which
they had given her for her support out of
their money.