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sThs Stern Logic Of Events-.A Prophecy.

sThs Stern Logic OF Events-.A Prophecy
We republi2h from the Bangor (Me) Democyae
Of Nay, 1861, the following remarkably prophetic
arsiele-reu arkable 6 nnch for the latitude from
which 1t came as we'll Is for what 1t sayss
Tbs rapid fulfllment Of all the predictions Of
Democratic speakers and writers, a. to what would
sake place In our beloved country In tas event Of
sectional triumph In the election OF President,
nsed not be attributed to any gtft OF prof. hecy 1t
y We resalt OF the sT1RN LOGIC OF KvRNTs.-
foosiy read In the history Of Government, and .
po0 Eudsnt Of huliAE nature, must he be who, In
ths faoe Of the warfare which the Black Republi-
oao party has been fer years waging upon the In
ss'uuons OF the SOuto could not have fOretold tho
onapaou OF the Union, and the d1sastes5 that
nEns attend thst disruption.
Now tnat We have entered upon civil war let
e'ss WHO wsuN read the story Of the future ap-
pea 70 that same "stern logic Of events" What
~ss 'eaAht Wespexk by Its instructionA
. Hsescdes that, II Abraham Lincoln shall pefsist
~ ossTptins 70 carry out the policy indicated In
SNpiy 70 sAs Virginia Commissioners, the fifteen
~ ,.Ns, sAtss, numbering more than 100000 Of
psope. VII unite In . common cause Of dsfenAinR
9sE hrsEidss and hores.
~, ~en1as that every man within their limits O.
H.s As nsld, determined like their revolutionary
tempt - Wv 'AA WV
teaches that sooner Or Later, the fate Of every
49, 9my oeot within their borders Will inovt
IVY Wy oe That which overlook those Of tho British
vIaa' which were landed on our eoast TO rivst on
w .orstaihes. Tie chains Of slavery.
-. ~ eseoss that the armies of the North may meet
d.r..sn oeosnonal triumph; may burn few eitiss and
se nnasH. few fields may rob the 6outhsrn
~ 80. I s1d hs< tender children Of their peaceful
in~ We. homes. may hare and thsre ineite ssrvils
~ cuoos tus suesesses Ike thoso viii only pro.
60, ue wrath of Heavsn, and raise MP lDs the
~. 1miss 70 asht thsir battles for them."
tsa that at lass, after one, three, seven, or
M.1 sn shall have paaDsA sway; after our armies
Ns nAvs Vanished before the nsvar-fhilIpg aim Of
sn oWs ride. tho trssistibis charges Of South.
sn.ssa sary, and the terrible savagss of southern
amer myrisAs Of Norshon homes have
~. maze d:eolats and poverty and distress dhsll
ssS ~ % etalk abroad h ths Strssts Of our ejtioe
49,. s.1assa. thsu the hsagas Of oar people VIII
T psaes, and psaes VIII eoms.
n. so ss.eeo that the hdspsnAsnss Of ths OoulsAer.
N, ssss - win be rssaoaassd, aaA tAss ths NoF1h
sas.r. =: seepsllsd q iast - e.ant that which, h
HssIS With ths Dis1t of Ansriaaa lbsrty. u
re019y anA shsssfully saneodA.
svssS ~ tesahinD of ths sstAsu logis Of
~ ws PIT then upeo record, aAA isvite ell
fo..A-1 tAh 06ele - Eens0h4 pro1lotlouo
0o,s[ 80 eoA- The anthoGjty Of 0o ys1aeal
~ s~4s0 WA sever aOa1n b eG1ablldAoA Within
a.s.s - ~ u tAs ssssAs1 otatss. 10 pooolo q
ues.v ssses va nevg again raeognlne thaa -
6,D ssellass'H suESao thsg " tsnQdlsl %
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by Geddin 4 Apperssn, Auct's.


DUBLIo SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON
JAMES RIvHR,-Wili be sold at public aus.
ton. on the premises, WEDNESDAY, 10Th Of De-
cember next, Gf fair If not, the next fair day }
commencing at IL O'Clock A. H., that valuable
farm Of which the late VIM. T. Mosely died seized.
Miles @. Gelden below, and Jas. M. 6ublett above
on james river The tract contains 40 acres, oi
which about 40 acres are fine low grounds; the
high land In excellent heart, with plenty of wood
land; the whole under good enclosures. The I'M
provsments are good Dwelling, but needing some
repairs and the usual on: housea A crop Of win.
ter ca's and wheat already seedad on the land.
TERNs.-Cash, for expenses Of sale. and the resi-.
due on credit, or for cash. as the purchaser may
prefer. If the sale be credit, bonds with approx
Cd personal security interest added, and the titls
retained to 's''rs their payment Gn,ssyydnSo sy the
On tAe sane day will be sold the Crops, Socks
&C., on the farm.
TERMS. For sums under go. cash over that
sum credit Of months. the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, to carry interest
from date, before the property Is removed.
Sale by GoDDIr & APPRRsos. Ancts. no IA
TxOHAHGB HOTnL. n RICHMOND. VA
E FOR SALR At AUCTION The under
signed, committee appointed for the purpose at q
Company. held on Monday, the 10th day of Novem
ber 1862 In pursuance of the dl eetions given by
vote then unanimously adopted, Will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, on HONDAY
tue 14t0 08y Oh NOVemDeT, 1907 Oe8lnulDg AZ IL
o'clock, that very valuable property known as TIA
Exchange hotel, in the city of Richmond State o.
Virginia The lot fronts 140 fee. on the south line
OF Franklin street. and back abou. ITO feet OF
the east line Of 18th street. aud is surrounded ky
broad and convenient alleys.
The Hotel building Is one Of the most comforts
BILE and elegant In the Confederate States having
about 40 rooms, embracing saoons DRAWN z
rooms, dining halls. Offices, bedrooms kitchens
gas, water, and every other arrangement sdaptsd
to promote the convenience of guests. If desra
be the vacant lot In the will be sold separate
ly. The property is subiect to a ground rent o.
5000 per annum, payable quarterly, to be In
creased by the sun OF 500 per annum, likewise
payable quarterly after the death Of Mrs. Anr
Stetson.
TERAs.-Sa0,0 900 ir cash; balance upon a credit
of l, g. and years. from the day of sale, with In
tsrest payable semi annually the purchaser to give
negotiable notes for the deferred ayment3 Of prin
cipal and interest, to be secured by lien on the
property; or cash for the whole purchase money
at thu option OF the pur chaser.
HUGH W. FRI,
JAMES a. IELOES, ) Committee
X. z HOWIsON,
BY order of Stockholders Of Exchange Hotel Co
Sale conducted by 0oDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
II
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Il Chesterfield county, nssr tbs Ooal.pis Turn.
pike, four miles from Manchester, FOR sALR AT
AUCTiON.-Wul be sold. at our of.ce. in lots 20
suit purchasers, on TUEsDA 7, ths 18th Hovepl-
bsr 1862, at IL o'clock A, 0co CORDS OAK ard
$500 cords PINE WOOD, TO DO delivered In Chea-
terded county, near to the CoGi pit tarnpike, ard
four miles from Manchester, with al excellent road
to the came. Now Is a favorable chance for the
citizens OF Manchester and Richmond TO procure
their supply of wood at q greatly reduced rate.
TERMs--Cash
no Ia GODDIN & APPERSOE Aucta
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
~ BUILDING LOT, on the Eastern side Of 18th,
between Broad and Marshall streets.-As Commits.
sloner of the Crcnit Court Of Henrico, pronounced
on the LIST of November, 1862, In the case of VII
kinson's Administrator against wilkinson. &C.,
shall sell at public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, the 18th Of November, 1862, at ok
p M the beautiful Lot, located a. above. adjoinog
the residence Of the late Mr.. Archibald Wilkinson,
fronting 40 feet and running back $50 feet
TIRMs-Made known at tho hour Of SALE
no6 JOHN 9. PAGE, Com'f
Sale by GODDIN 4 APPKRsON. Aucts.
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VTERY VALUABLE LOT ON THE SOUTH
v side Of Franklin, between lst and ID streets
FOR SALE AT AUCIION-Will be sold et s.uc-
tion, Oh the premises, on MONDAY, ths l7th Nov,
1862, at O'Clock F. H., that truly beautiful snd
very attractive lot located above adjoiniug the
residence of Mrs Ellis on the one side and that of
Mrs. Brander the other fronting 4S feet, running
back 1853 feet. This is justly regarded 10 one
amongst the most valuable lots now the mar
ket.
TkRMs--0nehalf cash the haisncs at twelvs
mon:hs, for negotiable note, interest added, So.
cured by trust deed; sll cash, Ct the option Of
no14 oODDIN L. APPERsoN, Aus.s
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TIE HIGHLAND REPORT AGAIN.

th difficult to arrive At the truth with reference
70 he repor. of the existence Of body Of Yankees
IN Highland county. Yesterday We stated upon
Wis. was deemed good authority that there had
been Yankee raid upon Monterey, and last even
hs su:lsman direct nom Stsunton assured US
.As, no Eaoh raid had ever taken place. How these
untounded reports originate. we are unable to
s.s.s; bot i, b now question for others to solve,
.are the Tankees In Highland or not"
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

n~,, sn alarm At winchester On Sunday
49,. ..,sed By the report that body Of Federal
..,,x nuNbering some three thousand, sup.
.A hv infantry, were q Buaker HUI, and
-. "A that town The ciusens. - is usual ON
w., oc.ssions. commenced preparations 70 leave,
,,,.n, Of them did svacuate the place; but on
...A.v morning the rea ors was ascertainsd 70 bs
-,,Aou, foundation. and everything Quisted
down
s.,ord.y evening last and captured sss wounded
o,n,.a.rs.s soldier. On Sunday tAsy made N ad-
90. IN considerable forcs on Gen. A. r. Hill's
.-,.l,a from the direction Of Charlestown, shell.
-. A. woods On each dde - they advanced, but
~, Are WAS net responded 70 by our troops.
g4.r d,d not approach nearer than Ave miles Of
eu forces
q, Saturday last Aeesn members Of Whites
..,s,rv, Of L,udoun county. captured one hun.
A-a saa thirty s;rassiera Of the enemys forces At
s,,ss~s Gap. They belonged to various resi-
-.p,, sna .. the time Of their capture were I'M.
.,n.i In sdiitiou. two sutlsrs' wagons were
,.,,zrea. containing a valuable lot Of shoes and
.lshisr one hundred and twenty six of these
,<.,ners were brought down BY the Central train
-. evening. three took the oath Of allegiance 70
A. Oonfsderaey. and one wss Left In Winchester.
49, sek 70 travel The thrse who took the oath
81, ,aosmakers, and volunteered their services In
oAa capacity
psxsneers by the train state that report reached
ssu,on from Winchester yesterday morning to
,bs sdeci that Gen A. P. hill had ed An engage.
u,sut with the enemy on Wednesday, In which hs
.srsared large number OF prisoners snd q wagon
usIn Of great value, estimated st not less than
e9a,ood.
Aloos The lice Of the RappAhsnnock everything
h qaet, aad no indications of an advance Of the
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Prissn Hems-Six deserts-s were received st
Castle Thunder yesterday from the Proves, Mar
shai Of Petersburg, to be returned to their regi-
ments. C. Ryan, Of the 10th Louisiana was put
in as ceserter by order Of Major Griswold. h.
u. Gienn soldier, was imprisoned for playing old
sleGse with another soldier for his transportation
tiakst snd furlough, which he won. There were
$50 prisonsrs in Castle Thunder yesterday. ALI
the battle field plumber collected BY detectives Of
the Kastern District for some time past. was yes
terday sent to the Government warehouse for dis
trihution smoDg our Soldiera
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
v Dwelling, ON the South side of Broad be-
tween 5th and 9th Streets YOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold st suction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 1Ssh November 1892, at 3 oclk
r. n that very valuable Store and Dwelling Ho.
l67 Broad street, now occupied . drv goods store
by Mr. Pendlston ct the annual rent Of $500. The
location In amongst the best on Broad street for
business purposes.
TKRHs.-Ons third cssh; balance at 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
~ . tsust deed or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser GODDLH s. AfPkRS0E,
uol4 Auctioaeers.
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A Aistaka-A telegram announcing the death si
Lieut.. W. P. r. Morris said to have BEEN killed
in a skirmah g: Snisksr's Ferry, appeared In this
paper e ~ days ago. The friends Of ". Il. P.
Morris supposed that he was the person intea ded,
from the similarity Of the first letters Of the name
This YVES not 10. We learn by . telegram from
Oh srlottesville that w. a. P Norris was In Staun
ton and In good health tbs day before yesterday.
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P~ssns of Eril Mans, Fame and Repxtatioa -
yesterday, Of parties supposed to be Of svil name
fame and reputation, and having no visible meenS
OF support. They gave their names as James IA
gan, Michael Haues James G. Norohead, and John
L. Thomas, and were locked up In the cage for ex-
animation this morning Thomas was one Of the
witnesses IN the murder case examined before Cor
oner Ssnxay yesterday, aud a boarder at the house
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XIRRY YALUABLK RIAL ESTATE, on Il

NkRY TALUABLk RIAL ESTATE, on the
v North side Of Marshall, between 5th snd 6:h
streets, near the ehockoe Hill Market, FOR SALK
AT AUCTIOH.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, WEDNESDAY, the 18th November,
1862, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, that truly valuable real
esta located 81 above, adjoining the New Market
Hotel. The lot has front Of e5 feet, and depth
of 1863 feet and hss on 1t large frame dwelling in
front and q ffame building in the FEAR. This is
Justly regarded very valuable real estate, owing
to Its proximity to the market.
rERNs.-One third cash; balance at one and two
yesrs for bonds bearing interest payable half year
", or all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
no 13 0ODDlN l. AfPKRsON, Auct&
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Arrival Of Abolitioatsts.-Eleven Yankee sol.
diers, belonging to New York regiment, who
were captured at Gaioes'a Cross Roads, were
brought to this city yesterday aud lodged In the
Libby prisop. The night train on the Central road
also brought down number OF Yankees, who
were captured few days ago at Sn.cker's Gap by
CIR cavalry
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For tbs Benefit Of the Soldters.-Ths sum Of sew
enty.fve dollars, the proceeds Of an exhibition OF
"TAblesux Vivants" given by party OF ladies, for
the benefit Of the soldiers. was yestsrdsy handed
to the committee which has charge Of the funds for
that purpose This II q very good example; the
combination Of . refined amusemsnt with the most
timely and patriotic philanthropy.
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Serious Aectdsna.-On Wednesday last Mr. Cor
nell Bradley, owner Of the large new machine shop
In Manchester, had his right hand csught in the
machinery, by which his thumb was pulled from
It's socket, exposing the sinews after which his arm
was broken in two places, and dreadfully crushed,
nscessitating Its being smputated above the elbow.
The owner OF the shove establishment had the
isfortune not long since to have his shops burned
down. He lad but lately gotten them In opera
tion, when he was afflicted above related. He
had made some valuable improvements in Iron pro.
jectiles, ard was engaged In manufacturing them
on large scale for the Government
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RAJ. UFATE FOR SAkK

DIAL ESTATE IN HKNRIOO COUNTY POE
IL. sALx.-The FARM Of 8. AcGruder's Sons,
in Henrioo county, about four miles from Eich.
mond, on the Williamsburg Stage Road IL offered
for sala. 1t contains $40 acres about 30 In woods,
and the balance cleared, and in high state OF i'm
provement. Eeary all the cleared land is well set
In clover, and this crop alone will sell for about
S5 GEO next GUNNER. Is bag on 1t good dwelling
house, with ak rooms and beautifully situated
slight elevation, surrounded by trees and shrub
berry, &c. There ia also q smoks house, negro
houses and large barn and stable. Ths health OF
the place IL unsurpassed by any In ths State Of v!r
Gini8, and the wster is most excellent. There Is
good large orchard of apple trees, and some peach
resa There sre around the house about 40 acres
of Light, rich land, admirably adapted to q market
garden and raising vegetables.
This property, with good management, VIII pay
. handsome per centage on the price asked and is
really . most valuable and desirable Farm. Per
sons wishing to live there and do business in Rich
monG, will be sufficiently near. Those wishing to
make an Investment or to secure confortablshome,
would do well to buy. For terms, apply to COP.
Din T. APPERsoN. or c. e. B. ". McGRUDAR,
Agents. no l3-7t1
T1ARM OF l55 ACRES, ON THE YORK RIV1R
II RAILROAD at Fair Oaks Station, SIX miles
below Richmond. FOR SALE.-At the request If
Mr.. B. w. J. Quarles We offer for sale bis !ARM,
located above, containing 155 acres Of which 90
acres are cleared, and the bsance in wood and tim
oak grove, contains I've rooms, and there are the
pguel buildings besides, such a. Kitchen, quarter
sable, barn. courthouse, &C The wood and tim.
Der il supposed to be worth the sum asked for the
Farm. There Is . good location for an ice pond,
and the land il we'll adapted to vegetables Pos.
''sqn na is. ss:n at soSD1a sofs x2p2lf
TOU1TRY RnsIDENO1-I offer my FARM
~ Rocky Mills," l,04l acres, or less II desirsd
With Servants Stock Crops Implements, &C., on very
moderate terms; and gentlemen wanting healthy
location, within twenty miles Of the city, will
please address me, Auburn Mills Pest Ofhcs, Hano.
YER county [no l5-4t~l A. ~. NOLTtHG.
4 HNLIA YARH FOR sALA-I have for sale
~ Cine FARM in Amelia county, containing $50
sefes Of very good land About u l7o acres are IN
conveniently distributed. The 1arm il situated
sevsn miles from Mattoax Station. Son the Rich
mond aud Danvills Railroad, two miles from the
Royalton Mills ION the ApPomattox river0 seven
Iailes from 0enito, eleven from Clementown, and
nine from Amelia Court. House. The dwelling.
house 10 ordinary, but tho out-houses. tobacco
houses, 10, are good and commodious 1t is we'll
watered healthy, and has . bold and unfsiling
spring near the dwelling. The Farm Il ofesed
cheap and terms accommodating.
DAN. B. LUCAS, Attorney ct Law,
no 10-1ws lS3 Main street, Richmond.
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VALUABLE BRIO DWELLING on Mayo
v street, adjoining the Jewish Synagogue, for
SALE AT AUOTION-Wtu be sold 1t auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY, Nov. 81. 1862, at
o'clock p, n that very valuable residence located
a. above now IN the occupancy OF Mrs. Hatton, al
the annual rental Of $500 per annum
TKRMs-One-third cash balance at and Il
mou.hs for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by y trust deed.
no II GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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THE CONSUMPTION ACT In GEORGIA.
The Supreme Court of Georgia. ON wednesday,
unanimously decided the cooscription law Of the
Nnfederste States 10 be constitutional Judge
'sakns delivered the opinion Of the Court The
'ase wss ono brought up from the Ocmulgee Cir.
euit
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THOa. T. GILES, Receiver, k0.
Sale by JAS. M TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts NO II
BY Samuel ID. Hicks. Aust,

am TUEsDAY, nth, at 10 O'Clock, q. my eoa.
mission house, on Gary street, between lStA
AID IitL, shall offer for sale at .nstiou, vsry
large stock Of lno MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
about 20Uo boxes. La the lot Of the noted
brands
Jesse Grown,
John Warren,
Washington
May Apple,
C. n. Sublet.,
Tea Princess,
Cherry Red,
4. II. Moornan's best
hollands best.
6idden Treasure,
ard nSu.Ssr OF other fine brands. .'artles b ths
city who have lots to sell viii pisass n0tify mo
early, as great many lots crowded out q the
last ssla EAAL ID. HICKS, AuctH
uo i2-Htv
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Hy Tnrdy q WilIiaWs. AVct'e.

7 ARGE AID ATT1AUFIv1 RALI AT AuO.
TION OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
GxOCEKIRS AND NAILS, FLOUR, Ao.-Oa
THUkSDAY Goth inst, We shall onbf for sale
st our warehouse, corner Cary and 18th streets
2OO0 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, ranging from
good to choice qualities.
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
100 bbls. Flour.
20 hhds. Sugar, besides other articles m the
Grocery line too numerous 10 mention.
Parties wishing 10 send articles TO us for this sale
will please report them at once, 10 that they may
be advertised and arranged for sale.
no l3 TARDY WILLIAM Aue4a
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A UCTEON SALB OF

A UCTFON SAL8 OF
"A TZNR ALL-WOOL CLOTHS,
8anufactured by the Crenshaw Woo.en Company,
will take paee at our Office, the Basin bank be-
tween 10Th and llth streets, ON TUESDAY, 25th
OR1NsHAw & CO., Agents
nolt Crenshaw Woolen Company
C ALI OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE Town
win offer for sale at public auction, II not prsv
ously sold privately, (of which notice win Be sivenJ
on SATURDAY. the 9yth day Of November le6A
m tho premises, bis two HOUSIS and LOTS In the
town Of Cartsrsvile. This property IL all In good
repair, and - the buildings either lot ample
for the comfortable accommodation Of 9 family.
they can be sold separately, II desired On one Of
the lots thers 10 hne granary and Ice house. and
the buildings contain . good store room, fitted mp
for the purpose Thees lots and houses adjoin each
s:ables &C., are good and sufficient.
fKRAs-Cash; but II the purchaser desires .
credit Of dx or twelve months It will be sivsn for
two.thirds Of tho purchase money. the deferred
no sLeodsws AK. 7. GOODMAN
n MONDAY. the 2Ath Of November, ofgsr for
sale my FARM. containing 561& acres. as public
auction. This land lies In the upper end Of the
county, % miles from Richmond, four miles above
Nesrofoot one mile below Norris post ofies. on
Nelson. lOall:sa.) Wn. J. Osrpensss. and others. r.
fhis Farm y rsgaxdsa one q tAe hsGs In this sse-
tioo, sninently tobacco farm. Having on u over
100 acses a original OAK growth, and aAout 900
es.es ssess1.sy growth Of oas. hickory. degwood.
found rtvs. Pessoas viahine 70 hvsss tie eur.
rensy b osUsthina reea are Invited 70 eozae and
exalana ~ psqpee1y hsebce ~ day q sals. Hav-
bg m ahsn1Aass q tmbeE, y en- - tael1s 1lvtese
30 % 70 naks two lhRms. eishglolh 5 AonA q ~
Loai.a sesas In nilss ssseA q nssyss Dea 4sRst
j
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DA-l MsseiaE IN EaslasS.-The Montreal ID.
Uutissr has tho following significant paragraph
The military forcs In Canada 10 sboat to be In
creased by some batteries of artillery and bri-
gads Of infantry. Large additions have teen re.
Gently made to the stores of arGs, ammunition aud
material in military depots, which are now equal to
equipags and maintaining In the field force OF
0Oe man, should the necessity arise for It during
the season when navigation Ia closed.
At q public meeting, held at Oldham resolutions
were offered calling on the Government to recos-
nice the Confederate States. Al amendment was
offered declaring such recognition impolisic and
likely TO lead to war with the North. After some
upgoariouy proceedings, the original motion was de-.
elsred carried, although the meeting was about
equally divided
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no s-ash. .lsthAl7,h. spseisl Commsis
DEAL AND PERSONAL 111ATA III I'm
n, COUNTY OF FLUvAuNA.-Thss sahsosih9

ID EAI AND fEk4O6A1 00xAI0 ~ xA0
h, COUNTY or FLUvAuNA.-Thss sahaoslhg
having decided to settle his family in . eo1tAasn
State, ofsrs for sale privately his Tract q LAID
located In said county, four miles 0oatA Of pal-
myra, and within two miles Of The Rlvanna IN
tainhg 50 aeres and ad}olning he hnds of RseA.
b. Payne. Bsnj. O. AnAersoa, end osAs1s Ahca1
l5O scrss ars ia original growth. and the balanee
clear ID and well taken in clover. The awslllnG.
house has recently been burnt hat ~ kitshaA.
quarters. barns. 30, are soo1 crop a. wAea1
has been seeded upon sAs land
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