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OsALs FOR woeD.
DEPOT QUARYERNAsfIR's OpPIoR,
nbrsey EtEAtseath aad q streets,

s1aLsD Psoros.is foe the daiv.ry Of Ave Sss sson.-
snth ilith) ds, Of Decsraber, 1859. At twelve tI2
The Wood to be hard, sound and mer.h.n..,s..
ioss :! feet les aaa Esis . sss ors!nasv q
isoY .s such points as the aa
sA.l direct corded in r.sks four ~ feet high de.
corded s..seres sns sS3ssS u.rc:e nPe'e until So
An ihsrr- Az win he desfSnsted on the p.r ortbe
GoSre.n4snt to inspect And nhe.Snrs tie wood. and
1ors will he rejected.
M to be delivered on or before the eleventh
Payment 70 be made upon the com pletion OF the
whole eontrs:t.
The full name and poss Scs Ada,es. Of the bid
DER must appear in IA. pro posA;
een'idered a. The individual proposal Of the PARTY
fropossi. from di,,eyel re,sie, .-tu .os Be CO.'S
,id,red and an oath of allegiance must aeeomp psny
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward L.
nssn and ssonia bs e.ng .1Psa
The responsibility f'ess't of the suar.n.ers mus. b.
shown by the ecia1 certificate Of the CLERK Of the
ere.est District Court or Of the United States lis
The ability Of the bidder to al the contract
responsible persons whose .isnssnr.s ara to Ss sr
pended to the guarantee, and said snorastee must
Bidders nust BE- present In person when the bids
opened their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds in the sum of ten tbOusand deilara, signed
BY the contractor and both Of his Ruarantors. will
Be rean ked Of the suecsssful bidder upon signing
the contract.
= Form of Gxdyoates
We, Of the county Of, and State of
=, and -, Of the county Of -, and State Of =,
do hereby guaranty that-is able TO fulhl the
contract in aceordAnoe with the terms Of his propo
sition and that ahould his proposition be accepted
be win at once enter into contract In accsrdance
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
are prep&red to become his sureties
To this guarantee must no appended the official
oerfih cate above mentioned.
The Depof Quartz rmaeter reserves to himself the
nsh TO reject or all bids that he desn too
high. EDWARD AARTZ,
del Captain and A. G. NJ, q. 8. Army.
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The War In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 81 have the M mr.
freesboro' (Rebel) Banner Of yesterday. The
editor Gays the enemy continue very quiet
along the front We are maintaining, unmo-
Tested, our former lines.
General Kirby Smith has been relic ved of the
command OF the Departmental Of East Tennessee.
Gen. .Heth snpersedes him. The small pox is
raging at Tullahoma, Murireesboro, and Knox
vile. go
Gen. Pillow has been restored To comrnana,
aud Is at Murfreesboro' raising a brigade.
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From Baltimare.

BALTIMoRK,, Dec. .-I.enry Gi,mor, a can.
tain IN Ashby's iRebeD Cavalry, captured
during the recent Rebel raid into Narviand. as
tpy, aad eonaned In Fort McAeury, has been
rrh ssed On parols. 80 = -
private named Everett, beiouxiax 70 tho
4h Maryland regiment, At Camp Bradford was
accidentally shot dead yesterday. -
The weather is the ccidess of the seaxon lea
has already formed in the harbor. -
No news from the West
The western cars bring nothing
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESS DIsPArCHEs.l ]


= hxApouARTERs -A1AY oP- THE .PoronAc
Dec. Last night was intensely cold, and
some ci the troops suffered for wantof blankets
ice formed in the Potomac and AQUA creek
ifom one-and half to two inches, thick. To.
Gay the sun came ont fair and cheering, bat the
aa continued piercing cold. The roads ara
hard and very rough. -.i ;.
Omcffs well informed state that Jackson has
arrived near fredericksburg and joined his
IoIceh with those already there They also re.
port mat the enemy have extended their lines
seT.fai miles further down the Rappahaanock
lbe report that Major Spaaidine, OF the engi-
nffr brig ade, Is uader arrest for unnecessary
from Washington is unfoutded TAst oficer
has es<n commended by his snperiors for over
coming wefRhty oosta clee in executing his or
ders. ST.. = : :
There have been no field movements to-day.
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UAVIIAN'S KESTA URlNT
The suhscrihsr and pra pr-t tn, ~ this v.,, rr,r
na iong es oshed k-ttaur ant is h&ppy to inform
se san srons ,rle.ds and p,Itrons that he has sac
TIE ns EsstAntsnt E depArtm Ini. which enaSiss him to
Gm sE tns 9rxer & requests Of ths citizens Of
a. sssemucn ss ee has completed the rsatting of
Ssufpsr pstto az the esfahlishment for the accom-
eeosson yi p Atlemen wishing private
Ohf<ERS AND SUFFERS, Se,
asn n,'r "a have been made tn supply the table
nr;ia ne Aarksts Of New York and Philadelphia .,
esaayi s.h
tkAE,
EAST RIVER OYSTERS,
And AL the delicaeies sf she season,
choice rejection of t--
WINES. - .-.--
HAVANA CIGARS
ften the old -estsbiisbed houre Of 4. Bininger d
Co topposite Wiilsrds' will ba found eoastaut y
% hand. @. 4AUTIER Proprietor,
no d colin 2S2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NEW YORK, Dec 6-Osgood w Gould, a me..
senger employed by the commissioners OF char
ities and correction, who as arrested on Friday
Tor mbe zzlfnE letters which he had been sent
TO deposit in the poet office, committed suicide
BY taking poison in his cell this morning
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RoCnHsTER, Pa, Dec. o.-The Orphans Farm
school At Zslfenople, Butler county, pa WAS
this morning destroyed by fre. The children
were me rcifuliy saved, but the large building,
costing e25,ctN, with most Of the furniturr, pro.
visions, clothing, &c, was totally destroyed
pAseavant
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The Search for tn. Alabama

NEW YORK, Dec. THE Herald SAYS that
the Navy department has recei we'd reliahIe in .
formation OF the pirate steamer Alabama and
that the Vanderbilt sails tod or o-morrnw
10 look tor her
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s.-T.-l80O.-<.

UnAAEs PLASTAfl"N BfTrERS
AaVEorates, sirsAethens, and purifies the sys-
em; u perfect appetizer, and usture'e rrest
rsssorrr. Itis composed of pure ST. Cro,1 Rum,
~ ceiebratrd Oslissya Bark, root. and hsrbe
fasttcnlsrIy adapted 10 weak and delicate p.r.
sons, and can BE- relied upon for IL. pur,ty. II
sNrse Dy,p-peia, is gentle tonic, and IA ius,
- thing for changes Of the season Sold nv
~ Grocrrs. Druggists, Hotels, AID Saloons
p. H. DRAKE L. 90. 9oQ Broadway, New
York. .s sS-aoam
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GIVR ME- A CALI

II GIVE ME CALI
HE o Undereigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that no will open his
veil knewn establishment this day forN ~
sse ssason: He has had it hsEoushly A~
been engaged all the sunni mer In bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bsy
sould produce In his famous creeks at Pfpsy lint
Il wili receive By the steamer James GUY. from
rsnsy Point, twice a week, fresh supply, iade-
ArrenSements there win be no failure in alins snJ
oontrnets that may be made with the eetablishmen{
ts hsvs never heretofore failed Ia do, indepsnd,
AfrAh Ssnaents are complete that it can cope
With any house In the United States
pledge myself to pay particular attention to far.
aishins hetelS, restaursnts, suffers and private
families, at the lowest cash prices a.
VIII Keep also on hand One assortment fresh
canned PKClTS and hermsticaliy sealed MEATe
and VEGETABLES NJ HARVEY
Depot 2S1 @ st., between 10Th and llth,
- Sf Warrington City, d. o.
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
- NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLFANIAA AVENUE

- NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ssSSSfIS sHHssfStsB S
zx.s$s!Ass4 s:|::2 ~ stsszss s. &c
" " f::sa:: \: HfksasB.zz,, HfhsAsREz,
VINO TIE III B&frHk OF 'f9 sSSt5s f9''''sd
'1d shs soSH&JgeFES4' 5Snif gfF 1sGHln' of
In which he will per form upon fourteen different
musical instru nents.
.,,xp.r,IET fisst appearance q p.r,,.,
The Beautiful and Accomplished Danseuse.
tn. nsas b...si{.l sSt5a s5.pI.s hsHsas p.a.s....
The Graceful Dsnseuse and Psn,omirist.
MISS s'i:t sH4R2g ;RgssF;fss ss ssHtLL, e
From the Winter arden. New York
New Ballet, entitled
Characters 5, n 3 u. FA P.uLfsE sIssi Si,s JILL.
lsskAS skAsb ccRfs sSRi fp1oakesEh pE s11EEr and
-~ the direction Of Nom. f saoiiosy. s's'' 1o"sf
FRENCH DANcTNo A4e.En
ffoiessoI. -..;;-...-...A ~ Hernsudes
H.w sSsss; esass sEw DASchs AID B.s,o soLos:
:. " tAsHiEs + 4 sXHlifEss. J. 4. xLIENS 4. ItEANSDIs,
DICK SANDS. DIOR sANDs
J. COLEMAN J. COLEMAN
sosrsrrT Tsi SsSs Comic aSREsrs BRO,
Whose daring perfor.nancss astonish eyery
.-ss = beholder.
THE BEST TALENT IN THE COUNTRY
THIS GkERE4 ksERS1Fa TEspIf issi5i = OF FUN.
Aouassion Is oents
otShcshH She ~ cents
Doors open at o% O'Clock; performances to com.
menCe AtfA, DE-
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Exhausted natures great reetorer. A delight
fal beverage and active tonic. Oompoeed Of
pare ST. Croix RIM, roots and herbs. 1t In.
vigo<ases the body, without stimulating the
brain. II destroys acidity Of the stomach.
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
Il % q corIain cure rvr UyspcpsIa, Oousef,a-
uon, Darrhra, Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatac disease
Avm change OF diet, water. etc. 1t can be used
q Al tmes Of day, by old or young, and is par.
SIcularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons Sold by all 8r0o-rs, Druggists, Ho-
ts3s, and Saloons. p. H DRAKE 4 CO., No
"a Broadway. New York. Sc 25-eo8m
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ALEXANDRIA AFPAIRs.-Mrs Holland. an
rcton, and John unsworth, a wasonef with.
ont pass, have b~en- arrested near fohic 4
ehurchi The wagon, in which they were ira vel.
band goods. They were cent afos ia, OId
SapitOl. IL sr-.ra-r al ,s.f - s,s,-.....
Tie 10Th Virginia regiuent IN the u. 81 SER
vice, nss been ordered 70 Minor's HIN
mouse, werr punished at the whtppsux post.
ID. 4. Wagoner, who saye he is q diseharred
soldier from the Confederataseervicet taHen % n
and agred TO take the oath allegiance: bpt upon
being presented with the oath, heeitated and
asked for delay: and was sent % the Ola (,api-
tol prison--kle1 Gazette, 6tA. . t-I-' :
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The IRON FLEET OF FRANpE-Ths Paris
correspondent Of the London Timee, und-r
date Of Nov. Is, says: Accounts ffum Toulon
state that the reports current on the suo5ecf of
fleet OF iron coated frigatee being aud oSt for
sea have completely ceased, and III the Govern
ment ever intended anything of the cor u has
been indefinitely adjourned. for ths 0ieire 10
about 70 be laid up In ordinary, and the In yLbei-
BILE Is 70 b. PLACED on the reserved list The
expedition 10 Mexico having dipped deeply
into the budget OF the marine, n has been tound
necessary 10 postpone varfous exportments
which the Minister had proposed 70 make WIN
IRON c2Sed shfpe of war. .h .' 7 a.. IN
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AIxeH's WASHINGTON THEATRE

ELEVENTH ST. Corner c, Near Penn. Av.
GRAND RE-OPENING.
WEI NEsDAY EVENING, December TO-
MISS 0HEsTNEY,
THE PASoSfH5 ror,e ws..r~.oH DEBurANrE,
will appear, for the frst time this season, as
LADY GAY sPANKER,
In BourcieAult's Comedy, in FIVE acts
LONDON ASSURANCE
Mrs. GaspsId Maeder tlAte Miss Fanny PITT Far
NE 20 nisnd A. 'arsce hAfkaS.y
Mr.. Hum phrry Bland as ... Sir Harceurt Gonrtix
Mr. +. Bfougham Baker as Dolly Spsnkar
Mr.. Ghspsfd Maeoer as s-....".."...... Dazzle
Mr. Pred Maeder rss............. Charles Couftley
AID AN ENTIRE CAST,
Of unusual excellence, forming a Grand
COMEDY COMBINATION!
New SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS!
The Oomedietts of
THE eBJECT or INTEREST.
Fanny Eribhles "a stage-struck
eAambsrmaidl dl............Mrs QAspArd Mssder
WITH sosos, RKcIrArIoss, &c.
~ Bcr Beok noss OPEN
~ Balcony -. .ts, ~ cts: Orchestra Chairs. ,,
cts P~rsuette, 81 cts; Family Circle, Is ets.; Pr-
vate Boxes, IS
Performs to commence at O'Clock precisely
de St
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A pAR' KxpREss COMPANY.
EoricB oD RBMovAL.

The pILlVnRY 9IPICE Of I'D Com pany IL
kSoS~ed rom T htrd street Tn the large depot on b
s6esS, esfvssn - md 81 stYe%ts fsS SaU
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This lMoNDAY> svaHINs,
1MMxssh MMsa SrfFISY 81 rfiGss'sd; 81 q ;dsssPrrAL, e
With Grand Music by -Kopeits, yea.tifsl New
Essets By Pptaaru, New and C.r.sct :.
THE ROMANC1 OF A poor YOUNG NAN
Dir. Z. p. Barrett as........,....ss...M a. Manuel
M MMr' " fetcnsu -. s..........-...-.De Bsvannss
1i bokes eS. .....,.,..... LaRoQue
HI. L. l. ite tts Rrh ReniI e. A.rfasrits
Mise Sophie 6 i'm Der as :. Christtns
Reserved s-sts for the Rosarcx Of . Poo, Yas.s
ot rf. ms. ss ys1eured three days In advance With
- Admi.hon %, 2s. and1s cents. =.
FoRD's NEW THEATRE,
TEE1H STREET. ABOVE PRSEA. AVENUE.
tAso Of Holiday Street Thsssss I ssislnos1sS ss'''
THIS tMoNDAY, EvENINa,
WILL BE EEpEArkD, Fos THE L.sT rIhs,
81 A.: :ss cas6TiYft cfhss5Hisf fiiSa RiSa1Sas. 1HSSass.'
ENCA ANTE Ess.
EIELLA the Enchantress. .... MISS RICHIEGS
hAhlR, the Pirate Chief ....... MR.. RECHINae
ballet. BY the Grand Com bination and full Double
- No Extra Charge for Admission.
secured seats IS cents extra.
In the most magnificent style In. Brilliant Militia
DAUGHTER q 3r HRfTs FIFE REGIMENT
ApMssIos-Dress Circle and Pareuet. 81 cts
efs1s vsss SoTss sests Is c'' Family Circle Is ots Pm
Doors Door: open H st sH o'clock; performsaee com.
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- The Jacksonville (Iilinoss) Journal says
that Mrs. Brinsmade who has hgured % lareely
in the public Journals, is the wife Of A. a.
frinsma1e, formerly Of that town, and pow In
the rebel army. -
- 0epernI Mflroy has ordered sAAs ns
vi Wheeline Pres. an anti-r~puhlkran Daprr,
thal not lie circulated within The hnss Of Ais
command.
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UeOrs AND SHOES TO SUIT rH. rIMEs

We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
.nd @ SHOES. and een.ssntiy receiving q sup afhN
lion. uade expressly to order, and vim Sci III
sold st . much lover price than has been
hssetofors ehsssed In this city for much inferior
Persons ip want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
ment In store and at the leyest prices Give us .
call. GRIFFIN L BROTHER. =
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nUIt 10 said that large contraband trade is
done by New York merchants, Who dt oue
yeesels with carpo-s Of provishns ostenssblv
for the Mexican market, but that they ruA into
the Rio Grande, or some other barber on she
Texan coast, VIII re they take on board cotton
make q good thing OF the venture % =
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ESIIsTnKNT OF MrssRs.-Ths. sape~ns
Court Of Indiana, In full ornch, has dssSded
ma Mt Of q minor under eiehtsen valid Such
persons were no part Of the militia force Of The
country. A large number Of cases % th&s sort,
petitioners disehsrged., - - -,
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a FUR NITUR r..
FURNITURE.
49,
MeGREGOR 4 Co., Il

MeCkE6OK Z co.,
AT rEBIR
EXTENsIvE wAREROoMS,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
and other Ho.isekeepips eods. ..I.. fs
Ourstoc iB large and varied.
RA1LOR So uITEs. In Brs.stelle, Rep. and Hair
Cisth
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, WALNUT, Mahos.
aAy, and Painted, neatly ornam n sd -
Oak, walnut and Mshn{sny ExfENsIOE Ia
Superior Curfsd Hair MATrREssEs, Husk and
other Mattresses. ..-f .. -f.F
chHfks sSrEs sasEAPg e EkRSKoses
NAsHsTANDS, OFFICE EFURHIrUkE. a..
Al OF which are N de frem the best materials
sd vArranted 10 giv- Satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do well TO look through
es stoek before purchasing, are selling al
MeGRE9OR q CO.
no 1-sotJsnl $40 Seventh strsst
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EoRD's NEW THEATRE,

ApMesIoE-Dress Circle and Pareust 81 cts .
vate Boxes S. "
Doors open at So o'clock; performance com.
mences at "a o'clock S'
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AMUSEM ENN.

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Hiitardr HotAl
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THE BEST TALENT IN THE COUNTRY
sppearu iahtly At
THIS GREAT TEMPLE OF FUN.


S6nt6
Doors open at o% O'Clock; performances to com
menGe At IA. des
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ELEVENTH ST. Corner c, Near Penn. Av.
EssEES. -..............-.......G G. 4 r M,rppe
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
Valuable Property for sale,

YHSHE undersigned will sell, on the first day of
Ill December, at his Farm near the Alum Well
IN this county, all his Farming Utensils, COM
prislng the usual variety, together with Corn
Shelter, Grindstone, Crosseut Saw, Cutting
Knife &c., &c.
Also, Horses, Mule Colts, Mich Cows, Year.
lngs, Sheep and Hogs. Also quantity of Hay,
Fodder. sc.
The farm, containing 276 acres, in a tolera-
bic state of cultivation, viii be sold or rented
at the same time.
Ternis-For all sums under ten dollars cash
that amount and over, q credit of six months
will beigiven, the purchaser giving bond with
security bearing interest from date
Nov. 18th, 1962-3w T. T. WADE.
nG5 Lynchburg Republican will please insert
three times, and send account to this office for
collection.
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Botetourt, Roanoke and Craig-salem; the rest
of the counties at Dublin Depot. State agents,
at Dublin Depot, E. 8. Johnston; at Salem, J..
R. C. Brown.
The Fourteenth district is entitled to 1907
bushels in February, at the rate of 1900 bush
els per day, Sundays excluded, after the Twelfth
district is supplied. The counties will be fur
nished in the following order: Logan, 661;
Boone, CAT; Nicholas. 61S; Wyoming, $751; Place
of deposit, for Nicholas, at Dublin Depot; the
rest of the counties at Saltyille. State agents,
at Dublin Depot, E. S. Johnston; at Saltville,
John J. Moorman.
The Fourth district is entitled to IA, 1877 bush
els in February, at the rate of 1890 per day,
Sundays excluded, after the Fourteenth district
has been supplied. The counties will be fur
nished in the following order: Petersburg, g.
442; Dinwiddie, 1884; Chesterfield, 2,542; Pow
hatan, l, 122; Amelia, ,437; Nottoway, 1,1S1;
Cumberland, 1881; Goochland 1,424; Prince
George, 1,124 Place.of deposit, at Petersburg;
State agent. Lewis Lunsford.
This distribution divides the 10000 bushels
precisely.
{ Nov. 2l-3t.
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NOTICE

PURSUANT to decree of the District Court
IL 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 & 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, Recci0er.
Nov. q, 1862-4w.
DEsERTERS.
VBvHE legal reward Of $50 each will be given
II for the apprehension and delivery to me at
my Office in Abingdon, Of the following desert
ers:
Floyd shupe, aged IS years, light hair, hazel
eyes, horid complexion, 5 feet 10 inches high,
by occupation farmer, and from Johnson CO.,
Tenn.
George W. Bumgardner, aged q, dark hair,
eyes and compilations, feet inches high, and
by occupation a farmer.
Thomas j. Davis, aged Is, black hair and
eyes, dark complexion, 5 feet 8, inches high, and
by occupation farmer.
Also, Jefferson Dye and John 7. Martin, de-
scription unknown to the undersigned.
J. HI. ERNEST,
Prouost Marshaz
Nov 21-3w
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ATTENTION CoNsCRIPTs.

4 HAVE received orders from the commandant
u of the Camp Of instruction, Dublin Depot, to
enroll, as conscripts, all persons not legally ex-
empted from militury duty, between the ages of
eighteen (18) and forty (40) years, and / call on
all such persons to. report promptly to me- at
Abingdon, on Monday, the Gath, and save me
the painful duty ofealling at their domicils.
D. A. P. CAMPBELL,
Enrolling Officer, Washington county, va
Nov. q, 1862
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Sg5 REV ARID.

I'd AN away from the subscriber, on the night
a. aof the 18th inst, ABRAAI, a slave belong
ing to Col. /. N. Clarhson. Heis about thirty
years old, feet or 10 inches high. slim built,
wears a moustache and goatee, military cap,
black clothes, with sack or frock coat, is quite
fancy in his appearance, and intelligent. He
was bought during the past summer in Charles,
ton, S. c., and will, most likely, try to make his
way into the enemy's lines. The above reward
of Twenty-Five Dollars will be paid for his re-
turn or lodgment in JAIL and information of the
fact sent us by mail or otherwise.
STUART, BUCHANAN s. co.
Saltyille Va. Nov 81 1862
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RAN AWAY.

N7ILLTAM CUNNING, an indented appren-
w tice to the undersigned, ran away on the
Sth inst, without cause. He is about twelve
years old, quite sprghtly, and as bad as spright-
~. All persons are warned against harboring
said boy; and / will give five cent postage
stamp for his apprehension and delivery to me in
Abingdon.
S. A. PRESTON.
Nov. 21-3w.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
A FARM FOR SALE.

NOR sale, a tract of Land in the lower end of
Il Washington county, II miles south of Abing-
don, containing $50 acres. Good house and
good out-buildings, and the best Of water and
fruit trees. The farm is. well set in grass.
JAS. L. F. CAMPBELL
Nov. 21-1w.
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VTEBGFNyA:-.AtRu Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Washington
county, on Monday, the Sd day OF November,
1862:
Robert q stoner. Plaintiff,
Leland HathaiTay, defendant.
IN CASE.
The object of this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANT the sum of $500, due by account and
subject to sale for the payment thereof, certain
personal property, which has been attached for
the purpose: And it appearing by legal evil
dence that the said defendant is not resldSnt'
of this Commonwealth, the said defendant is NJ
quired to appear here within one month aftor
due publication of this order, and do what "
necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
A copy.-Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, C. C.
Nov. 81, 1862-4w
NERGENEA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks
2 office of the County Court Of Washington
county, on Monday, the Sd day OF November,
1862:
James T. Rogers, Plaintiff:
Leland Hathaway, Defendant.
IN CASE.
Inc opJecJ OF THIS sulG is 10 reco'ei VI 'no w
PENDANT the sum of $500, due by account, and
subject to sale for the payment thereof, certain
personal property, which has been attached for
the purpose: And it appearing by legal evl-
dence that the defendant is not aressdent OF this
Commonwealth, the said defendant is required
to appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this ORDER and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN.G. KREGER, c. C.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21

RICHMOND Nov. Eth.-The latest news
from Fredericksburg says the enemy are on
the opposite, side of the river, and skirmish-
ing has been going on all day. The enemy
held in check thus far.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-11-21
STRAY CATTLE.

ESIVE stray cattle got in with my drove some
Il where in Russell county on Thursday last
The owner can get them by applying to me 4
miles South Of Abingdon.
Nov. ID, 1862-3w JOHN C. GRAY.