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will ever make a demonstration
against this section of the State, yet
they may do so, and we shall be pre-
pared for them when they do come.
The sickly season too, is approaching,
and the garrison may have to remove
to avoid worse enemy than the
Lincolnites. Whatever may be the
result ,hereafter,there has been no posi-
tive policy determined upon as yet,
for the movements of the command at
this point will depend, in great
measure, upon those of the Yankees.
In the meantime Col Luckctt is be-
ing reinforced and he is adopting a
very discreet policy in SO changing
his camps that there are but few men
who ply their trade between Browns
vile and Matamoras that are capable
of informing the enemy ofthe strength
or the position of the command at and
around Fort Brown.
Capt. James A. French, Commits
sary in the Confederate States army,
arrived in this city on Friday last,
from San Antonio, and departed yes
terday for Ringgold Barracks, at
which point he will hereafter be sta
toned. and where he will establish
the principal Csmmissary stores for
the Rio Grande Military District.
Capt. French is justly considered
most efficient officer.
Major Yager's battalion arrived in
this vicinity on Monday. and is camp
ed at the Carricitos, awaiting march
ING orders. The battalion is a great
accession to the military force on the
Rio Grande, as it is composed of eff
cient officers and good men.
Capt. J. y. kampmann departed
for San Antonio on Tuesday. Capt
*. roes to the interior in charge Of
some political prisoners, and also to
gain some recruits to his admirable
and well drilled company, novI-sta-
toned at this post.
Maj. W. O. Wager. Capt. j. \. Will
der and Surgeon J. \. White, Of IA
gers battalion, arrived in this city
on Tuesday morning.
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y ANe WIS.,
At IL O'Clock breakfast was an
nounccd, Alderman Smith presided
Mr.. Weed sat at his right. AS he
took~his seat he remarked the pleasure
he experienced in sitting ut an Ameri-
can table where accurate measure
was not taken of chop of mutton.
and the eggs numbered. Converse
ton became general, and Mr.. Weed
narrated interesting occurrences
abroad.
The State of public sentiment
abroad, he said, was far from crafty
ing. The French government cher
ished no friendly sentiments towards
lis, and the people We're little better.
But Prince Napolean was our most
sincere and earnest friend, and lost no
occasion to do us friendly Offices.
The British Ministry was divided.
Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell
were adverse tous other members Of
the Cabinet Were warmly affected to-
wards the North. The Queen, when
ever she could say word, always ex-
pressed the most decided sympathy
with us.
Prince Albert had always been the
devoted friend Of this country, and
his last public act had been to modi-
fy Il dispatch which the Ministry had
prepared to send to Lord Lyons.
The general unfriendly sentiment
cherished towards us in the Old
World, Mr.. Weed attributed to the
treacherous conduct of our diplomat
ic agents abroad.
Full one-third Of them has for
years been engaged in preparing the
public mind in Europe for the con-
templatcd revolution, and a large num-
Der of Southern Congressman, had
participated in the treason. We III
America could have but an imperfect
idea of the condition Of public senti-
.uent OH that continent.
DR.. Russell was one of our best
friends in England. He took every
occasion TO express his sympathy tol
the North. lie spoke at the clubs, to
members Of Parliament, to everyb"dy
whonlc encountered. He pronounc'
ii our army the finest in the world
the raw recruits equal to veterans IL
other countries.
Capitalists were surprised most OF
all. Our country was dismembercd
and its extinction threatened by civl
war Of monstrous. proportions Yet
we met all tile expenses, and were
able to do so for ten years without re-
currcuce to foreign contributions; anc
our funds had not deprecated sine,
the breaking out othostilitics. Their
was no Other country in the world ca
pablv of such aEuaucial achievement
America was truly independent.
Capt. l.. ". Nut, Will accept on
thanks for a paper.
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the loss of only 100 on our part.
Truly now we have occasion to re-
.joicc over this splendid victory"
Another Call for the COuntry's
Defense

army, and the tolls and privations Of
camp and field, l have again to call
upon the heroes Of Texas to go with
me to the post of duty and honor.
and assist in securing OR national
Independence by timely and efficient
action. This is the night Of our Ma
TONS gloom-thc dark clouds Of OPP
preston lowcr-deep darkness pre-
vails-thc enemy tread our soil
hold our cities and means Of trans
portation, blockade our ports, destroy
our commerce, deprive us of the
comforts and necessarics of life, raise
to prices of extortion the very ar
ticleS necessary to our existence,
threaten to Cypress us with laws not
of our own making and which are
antaSonistic to every sentiment of
right, threaten the contiscation of
our property-to make us as free
mel, serfs-to cnslave our men,
euualise the servant with his master,
destroy our social compact and MUM
cipal regulations, and above all, 70
pollute our wives and daughters
with degradation deeper than a
thousand deaths. The loss Of our
cities and the proud onward march
Of the enemy, has given him the
prestige Of victory, the flush Of con-
quest, emboldens him to greater deeds
of daring, and gives him the vain
boast Of superior chivalry. Our
cause must be sustained and the
naughty foe humblcd though it cost
carnage and blood hitherto unknown
in the history of war. Let lne live Il
freeman or die soldier, is the senti-
mcnt of the Southern heart, and
while this sentiment prevails. there
is no fear of our ultimate success.
Texas has gallantly responded to
her country's call for troops! In
every army in the the Southern
Confederacy, the Texans camp ket-
tie hangs at the mess fire, and the
Texans football is heard approach
ing the foe in deadly strife upon
every battle field, while he writes
his deeds of valor with bayonet aud
sabre upon the lines of the naughty
invader.
| ask then, the chivalrous brave
men of the State of Texas, and the
noble I.ouisianians west Of the Mis-
siSsippi river, to organize companies,
battalions and rcgimeuts-arlnt them
if possible-equip them as You may
be best able drill them in squads,
r companies or battallions, constantly,
rigidly and efiiciently-and by the
LIST Of September next, let lis meet
the foe on his own field, rather than
invite his army to dcvastate or own
country in supplying their troops,
and thus laying waste Gods tairest
: heritage. The object of this call is
to prepare and consolidate a sufficient
u number Of troops TO make our
strength felt on the enclny's ranks,
aud to be always between the enemy
and our homes, or in such situation
: as We may be able to defend our
+ own soil, wherever and whenever it
n may be invaded. AS soon rs Il sufil-
cient number of companies, battal-
y lions and regiments, have been re-
II ported, it will be my object to receive
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Speakin@ of the great victory

Speaking Of the great victory
achived by Stonewall Jackson on
the 25th, the Mississippian of the
9th says: can entire Yankee
corps, consisting of 20, or 10000
troops, has been destroyed, complete
ly routed aud driven from the soil
which they contaminate, with loss
Of from 3, to 10000 in killed, wound
ed, missing and prisoners, together
with all their inumerable comnnnis-
sary stores and other appliances.
All this has been achieved too, with
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Martial Law has been proclaimed
nthe Parishes of Rapides, Avoyelles,
and Natchitoches, by Gov. Moore. He
also proclaims the suspension of the
writ of habeas corpus in said Parish
nS.
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The members of the company will
report for duty on Wednesday the
10th inst. at Shreveport.
By order L. NJ. MUTT,
Captain.
Southwestern and Caddo Gazette
please copy.
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On account ofthe state of attairsat
Vicksburg, the publication Of the
Vicksburg Wing, has been discontin-
ued for the time being.
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SOLDIER, PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT

SOLDIER, PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT !!
Many of our soldiers being con-
stantly subjected to change Of water
and trying exposures, suffer from fux.
An almost immediate remedy for this
painful affe elton ofthe bowels, is found
says an old head, is the use Of sage
1ea with some red pepper stirred in it.
Let it be drank at intervals and in a
short time the patient will be entire
~ relieved.
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Persons sending us remittances will be
good enough to send no other paper money
vlian Louisiana State OF Confederate Notes,
OF Shreveport Corporation bills none otnef
will be received. individual and other cor
uoration bills are of no use to us, as we
cannot ret them off our hands.
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DIED.

T., u.r,, ,.t.r n n,e,sles, "a Thursday, I3lh
inst .FTOg#HUK JOSEPHINE, yonnsess child o,
Iohn II aud Susan y. Hooper, aged months ana
is dsss. r.
Little Florence In gone. Yea, che has gone fco',
world OF suffering and care 10 fairer sad brigser
world on hish. And though stricken motner
weaps VIXEN she gssss On the coid anu hsess1 ~
snd thinks OF all her winning waYs, there Is In her
heart a feep and unutterabis JOY, in the Thought
that her lts spirit IL freed from ak is sunerings
and has sore to Join the angels In Heaven On ]
Tterenes thrice blessed babe, we almost envy thee
tbv nagee., rest, on the bosom Of our Savionr, who
hiss =, srseiousiy said: Suffer little children to
cone unto rae and forbid them not, for OF suah 10
TIA Asr ydom of Heaven"
Th. iunsrsl will take place at the residence OF
har 18Th err on Saturday the 18th inst. ct 10 O'Clock
A. N. The friends and acquaintance are invited
TO attend without further notice.
Gu he morning cs the 18th inst. Mrs. AoNhs
CONWAY ROBINSON, in the Sid year OF her age
telict of the late John Robinson, Of this city.
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral, a.
Monumental Chteh. ca Sunday afternoon a.
oeiook.
On Friday, the l4,h Instant, at 10 O'Clock, Mrs.
CATRhRiNh SMITH, In the seventy min year OF
kes age. ...
n.T funeral W III take place tais afternoon At two
o'eIock from the residence OF her sons, John and
J..rnes S,nita at the .iiy gas house. Roeheis rhe
friends aci aeqasasncss OF Joha ana James Smith
are respectfully ioviiaj 20 attend
la Raleigh N G, Oh Sunday, che I'd inst XIV
ING. 1ld,st child of the late 0en. Goo. B Aodar-
soa, aged Is moatAs and IL Jays
Obituary.
RICHARD q. WHITAKkH.--Bat few of US
Lave escaped tho trying ordeal of bidding sdieu to
sor,e loved one in the las. eighteen monihs AID
il is 70 ordinary feeling that thrills cur bosor2
rYhen we recolect that L iChARD c. WHITAKER,
in the 90. year of his age breabed hia asi At me
pie6m 70; house, IL tSe city OF Richmond, Novem
Der 5:h TO was a citizen Of YORK county, Va 4,
aud = N inter- OF the 5;h Virginia cavalry.
',.iiaIul der in the camp, he mst the final sum
m3rs ii the p7eseIcs of friends, and the ca mness
Of lie Dying chamber, withou, aay emotion other
han an entire ncauiesc sncs 10 the win of God To
IS devoted mother we can only say strive to Join
Elm IN happier ant more pese siul res,mL
f&l J. MEMBzR OF HIS COMPANY.
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EFA GODEL H&r HsTABLt58aEaT. the
numerous enterprises jhat Lave Strung into EXIT
ence sneo the aat &c biochsce ta8 c,it Us Il .gGn
direct CoDaDii. a.o. with tae outside world none
deserve 10 be encouraged a1j sustained Hoys those
that furnish comfortable ard geatee HATS, n hieh
form so important portion Of InsE1'5 ming sp-
parei as 10 be absolutely Indispensable MessEs
MOORE d HAYWARD commenced TIE bIs;rasB OF
manufacturing il The ely Of Richmond al esriy
period OF tsIe WIZ, and bat fer tkeir perseveriag
industry thousan3s ot cur sodieys. as well ss non
coIasatau.s, would have been compelled to brave
tho blasts OF winter aud ne hest OF SKINNER with
cat any covering for tie head wottv CT the name.
We have taought it singular omission in Con
cress. whsle nTspa,iag tho Exemption bal, tina.
they she. a have excluded tattegs, while they nada
prcvisios for o;her branches OF industry which
ooaiG be more easily dispensed with, both by the
army and tie puoiic generally, Nevertheless, our
friend, Msssrs Escre d H@ywsrd, continue
lively engaged 4. their place OF business, c4s Main
e,rass ia converting the SOFT End pisnt iut OF na-
tive asiznais into bats wish besr favorable con-
PaIisG with the Imported articles They hVe fairly
earned s1eeeSs, snd we Commend them ani their
stabisb 14sat 10 the psti oaage Of al.
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GENT HOSPITAL 10 Z.

UEkL NU.FftAD no q, I
Richmond November IL, 1862.
M To he EDiToE8 CT THE DisPAs cH--Deer
StSS ti.za pleasure liz acknowledge Z the receipt
o! tbs folasrilg donations cf chickens vegetables
ard cloth. Z, from tho Army depot Of the Young
Aes q istian Association. Afro ilcm sumo
soures c. trseuon OF 50 pairs Of Shot ior soldiers
returning o dl.y, who could not b. Supplied by
tho Cove aren't AMI from ether SOURCES doua
tons OF ;ney and other useful articles for hos.
pital pari sss
For tns : Contributions. sll sw RE, through your
columns. retura ny sincere thanks
Re eetsciiy, JAS. b. kEAp,
no r. Surgeon In charge.
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~ Thomas W. Keeoeo, A1cfioneer,
(Once corner 18th and Cary ia

"ORsES. ROCKAWAY, SPRING WAGONS,
Jul cows, &c, FOR gALH AT AUCTION
WIN be sold on SATURDAY morning, Nov lNh
commencing q. 10 clcck, 1t the Horse Auction Lot,
on Council Chamber HiD-
Several Saddle and harness Horsss
Rocksway and Has-.ess, In good order.
3 Spring Wagons, In good order.
Iumbril Cart nssriy now.
( good Mich Cows
ALSO
l very fns family HORSE, years old, warranted
sound sad to work we'll In single and dou bic
harness. THOS. W. KKRSB1,
no II Auettonser
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1.-TWO FARMS In HANOVER OOUHTY POI
9Th pRYU I'M 81. "a n sra IA ,e&ssSah

1.-TWO FARMS In HANOVER OUUHTY FOR
i 6AL1 PRIVATELY; and not aold psivaEey
before the 18th day Of November wf1 sen q
that day, publicly, on tho premises chat valuable
FARM. known BY the name Of '1prnsAslA" o.
which NrA Watt resided. containing about tlfss
hundred and sixty acres: about lou aerso OF Low
grounds, some 30 Of which are cleared and ~ p
grass and shout 70 In oak, hickory, ash, end maph
timber, Of ono quality; about $50 acres Of uplands
are cleared and n 6ne heart, and aSvut 80 aeres ~
In upland timber. This farm has On n good d~su
Ing, with seven rooms besides passages and GcsssA
quarters for thirty-hve to forty n~e servants, -
dwelling and some Of the other houses were dan.
aged by the Smelling Of Fridays bsssie. the 9Th q
July. The land u finely watercd wIsh springs aaA
running streams In every del6 Upwards Of sixty
thousand pounds Of hay have boen nowsd from ~
meadow, and are for sale on the farr. ct this tina.
ALSO-On the same day, 18th November, N 10
sold privately before) viii ssl puoticly the tzses
Of LAND known - the "Ail Farm" containing
one hundred and seventy acrs4, % u ~ Of which
are cleared the balance heavily ~, IN pine simbs
which, II burned into charcoal, WIN bring double
the price of the land. This lAnd = finely ADAPTED
to the usual srow.hs cultivated In ,nis county and
Ia dnely watered. fhis farm h IL or II miles tfoo
Richmond. and the home traet abos, II miles from
will divide this NH Farm" into three equal pafsA
and sell them ssparatsly 1propseiy notihsd h ''ns
70 do 20
Mr.. JOSEPH ADAns, living ad9o,nins the hon:
tract viii give any infsrmatioo respecting Is, -
NJ. BARKER will also give informau0n In regard
the Mil tTact. may b found u dIO. WAIT
Co.'S, Franklin street, Richmond
TERAs-Msde known ON day Of Aie.
% 22-tl5N 0HO. WATT, AsseA
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- NoI1CR.-sT0RA0E ssn be had fo- goods
Of knds, by applying Gary street.. four doors
below Ijta 1T, naxt 20 Maddox 4 20 y old stand.
PEI Ms maGetsfc.
10 13-lmH z. KNOTS.
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Def GOODS AID CLOTHING At AUG
L. TION,-On W1Dn11DAY. ~ 1eth instant,
& our wasshouss, eommsnal1g q 10 o'clock, W
Goods and Ololhns. sonsissing u srsaa vssiety
q seasonshas goods - ne assofsm0s YIN -
Rssh dark Prints, blsck and white ditto.
Plaid and striped Llnseys, 0AtHnsfA
Mariners' 6tripsA Bieachsd Shirttngs 0lngh1ma,
Rsd aud gray TtapneIs, black Alpaca
Striped Domeslies, heavy striped Or asburgs,
- and ~ failed Kefssys Country Jeans.
OasHmssss, Melton Cloth,
Linen, Cambria, and Cotton Hsndksschief,
Cotton half Hose,
Tennessee Plains negro KeSseys
Black patent Threads, Blue eeWineb
Spool oostons. y6uspenders, Shirts. and Drawers,
Black Six Cravsts, Ties, and geazh,
Gloves, Hosiery, Pins, Fine Combs.
White Rice Cambrics, 10
4 large iavoso' of superior CLOTHING. consist
6atin, Plush, and Cashmere Vests,
Black Cloth and Business Costs,
Pine Overc9ats, boys Clothing,
Xefsey Pants, Monkey jackets,
Linen. Bosom Shirts,
With . great variety Of Furnishing Goods The
Clothing win be exhibited ON the second door Of
We shall also offer our usual assortment Of mems,
wonsn's. and childrsn's Shoes
-ILSO,-
50 bales 76 and 4 Southern 6heetiugs
20 bales white Cotton Wadding.
noI5 KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Aucts.
A TTRACTIvE SALE OF GROCERIES AND
n MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AT AUG
T10N.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, will sell Ut auction store,
large assortment OF GROCERIES,, &C., consist
ing In part Of
50 bbls prime N. o. Molssses
20 tisIces Rice.
IS bills prime Sugar.
80 kegs choice Southampton Lard.
$50 pads Cotton Yarns.
Is doc. Brooms.
3,C6O pounds prime Bacon.
5 bags Spices
10 bbls. Vinegar.
2 bills Ceppersa
so gross Shanghai Matches
80 bushels Timothy Seed.
40 boxes white and brown Bar Soap.
ALSO
600 boxes bright Tobacco. favoiite brands.
500 boxes black Tobacco.
The above Tobacco will to sold Ia liberal lets,
and L. old and desirable.
no15 ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO., Aucta
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X7RRY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY
v situated LOT, on the South side Of Clay,
between Adams street and Brook Avenue, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wlll be sold at auct ton, on
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 20th of Novem-
Der, le62 at At O'Clock p. H., that truly valuable
LOT located as above, adjoining the residence of
Mr. Dabney N. Miller, fronting 80 feet, and run.
ming back $50 feet to q wide alley.
TERMs.-One.ihird cash; balance st and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and seerred by trust deed, all cash, at the op-
ton of the purchaser.
mol GODDIN f. APPERSON Aucts
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IT. PBgACsIsG IN TRINITY IL. e.
~ Church, cnsnsr Of Broad snd Goth streets,
on TO MORROW. tSsbbath) ct ii O'Clock 4. IL +,
by Rev. sNo. U. QRAsBEkisY, Chaplain to tho
18th regiment Va Vols and at n z. II. by the
Rev. JAnss 4. DuscAa. editor Of Richmond
Christian Advocsts. Ths public Gre cordially in
vited 70 attend there garyices. nO 15-lts
W. FEiEND3 e II T / II d.--Our meeting
~ hoase having been repaired. aud restored to
Es, Tie ne,sbers requested aud Others invited
- meet there 10 MuAEoW, 1t ii o'clock A.
d. va expect miaistering Friend with u.s.
no to~-tss JOHN B OR zNSHAW.
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HLaIYAHY NUTESEs.
ASST PROV'r MARSHAL'S OFFICE, Il. D.,
RICHMOND VA Nov a. 1852

ASST PROV'T MARSHAL'S OFFICE, L. D.,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov a, 1862.
TTNuE HON. SECRETARY OF WAR ordered
that some deserters, quot aggravated csses
confined In the prison OF THIS district should be
sent TO their regiments, descriptive list being
taken Of each man prior to their departure. The
men were sent under charge of 1t. Bishop, Of the
59th Virginia regiment. Three Of thase men, re
gardless of all kindness extended to them have
again Deserted This abuse OF a kindness should
and will be severely punished. I requeas that any
one who knows OF their whereabouts will arrest
these parties and bring them before our Command
ing GeuerA They are
WA. MOYLR, aged 80, blue eyes, dark hair, light
complexion S feet inches high-Co. G, 49sh N. C.
regiment.
w. LEWIS, aged 3D. gray eyes, dark complexion,
ANNaSol EHlPLKTT, sged ls, black eyes.
dark hair, dark complexion, feet inches high
Wyatts artillery. g. W. ALEXANDER,
no lE-lt A. A. q aod 4 n
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BY D. r. Bseth, Aucrr
mo. 5, st. Charles Hotel. \ Al ,,,

WILL BE SOLD, this (sATuRpAy,n
" Ing, New. Is, at 10 o'clock, ct The Ho..a :.
on Council. Chamber HILL several saddls and ~, .os
Horses, Mule, Carte, Harness, &C. ALo. ons ~
and young. 't0ks'
no l5-1tA D. r Rnn~u
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aorse. lno IoI CAUTHORE, Auet
BY Jas. m. Taylsr 4 Sen, AuctioaeeT,
VALUABLE AND PLEABANTLY LocArpn
Y Brick Residence Of the intersectIou Of Y,..1
lin and 3Oth streets, AT AUOTION.-Wev Vel ~
upon the premises on SATURDAY, the Ism a.
OF November, commencing at ( O'Clock p
very desirable Brick Residence at the interssc,os
OF franklin and Goth streets. It contains sx rcol
and comfortable rooms together with Kitchen ana
the usual outbuildings. The premises are slso ann
Piled with gas and water, and In good or der II.
lot fronts 50 feet on Franklin street. anc run, h.sS
$50 feet to an alley.
TKRMs-One-third cash balance at ax ,uA
twelve months, for negotiable notes intAesa added
noe JAS. M TAYLOR 4 SOC. Acct.
DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT on tho North i'd.
streets, AT AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the
premises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of Noveu.
Der, commencing at o'clock p. n, mail framed
House and Lot On the North side Of Baker sxsst
between I'd and st. Stephen streeta The lot fronts
~ feet seven inches and runs Of IN irregular depth
about 90 feet
TERMs-Oneh half cash; the balance at 8 month.
by a trust deed.
nos JAS. N. TAYLOR & SON, Aucs.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, near Bacon ousr,.,
Il Branch, on Moore street, AT AUC1TOH-Ws
viii sell upon the premises ON SATURDAY, the
18th day of November, commanding at y O'Clock
p. II two building Lots near Bacon Quarter
Branch in the county Of Henriss, fronting e. fse.
tine North side Of Moore street. running back 10
feet to An alley Is feet wide and nearly adjoining
the new brick soap factory of xr. n. Atneysr
TERAa-Ons-haK cash; the balance at I month";
for negotiable notes, with intsraas sddsd and y.
cured by Q trust deed
nos JAS. II TAYLOR 4 soN. Aucs
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va LAHIAL H0TICE -The Undersigned may
~ Es ssaud at his Office from ths l7ih to the 30.E
N0venabs.. inc D-stsj JA0. a. NAYT.
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OffICz VA FIRE AND MARiMB ms. co,
Rsct mond, nov. IL 1862 {
W. TEE DIVIDEND declared by this Cs1a-
~ paay o. tie Isl inst. i. paysslc this day.
no i5-lt WA. WILLIS, JR, sscy