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! t1.k p lc.s.on uf the i.,. ry. pnI rurris
posted arluai, nui tN.ir Iot-tu, f..s and sle 4
lifnu. weTt brpt .it into rtQI 90 900, with
ces, N,t IN tie crlrsa uf half an hpur ,il,ctf
ariAco every g'u-fhere were ~ hin tho
tufy.
TIE IN-,y remained ia she works about an h
an then. a .thout hearing word fro m the enc
returned tu tie fleet. The very audacity of
uiuE sr' tu- y have ~ puralys,d the r,bea
| il'y 't ~ 'pp'at Hu or lossibiy thc icar
the might ned -Uutry 90 ma uit. a tIc federal
mt they We're udrcci ~ believe taat
army ilI I'll tel q '.uliur nj tue b..t.ry,
hence, Instead ui asHuuiuR NE ,H usiyc, they I
s.sl tItms,.v,, VA PR ptrtt'uus to rrpJl an atti
TIr tir. vWst.ltr' ui o.. utttlty tI.ug uutreiys
rounded hy water with the exec ~. D Of t1e 4
platforms and narrow parspeL which alone e 4
IrUtod them with The ulhrr banks below, prevc .
a. the roAels from keeping a Iarye force at .
place, auj consequently they were IN NJ condit
e. ,ii,i suy ~ ayt,st defence
f4rtl,ti..,c. who would have supposed tia
l.tu u,Vardlv N.nko,s would dare amy such
tuIrs, '.h,u., TOR utr,uce Ot prg parnu"nh .
meet Bl. .,I.l butIuri.
O0......, ,,r s.oll be- informed Wy 1u.hcrnI
p.t., either uuIlrE wh't. vcr ,,u'.t 70, ur else
.I.I o." .t tnt MY ''r' ''.u u.i-' Ius one hu
lr,d u"H,.pua, IslI,i 7t H 4 sort N . ~ ot
J eun, Nu,.. Toe, succ''o.d POO -Jrs ..; .4t That
| y..t .Iu. Q .l.. w,., Vi ls.H H.us ,s t1 g. int
| l.u. Slaughter D. twenty ulNaur = itacu,t
| N. IuI aur man ..lOtI, wounded.
o.. t.Il. ..u.f'. ..u, HrI O. .tls ti.' tI .cHy.,
! aud u..st .ur.u .u..I.n. lat.ry ui t' t,u"- % ih
! p.i't .H r.ud,.' H- .'lu'.D.- ae lt Uu 1nf We
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| wcIc IIauuYU'.l u.t un. 't tU- Iau.r,, o.. rel.
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q. j. ..En. .t.'u o.. 81 uu" n.' .'r
| ius .,nur,d uiflt auj day n ui.iu. up s,u
bags nd d.I- Jug guns nom gre san, an
I iu.y c"ul|.,.l urr hHr'. ~" chasn
4 tom ., tir .t..i t. memorable Monday w.r
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| m'ut"Hf "t rI, n' ". o '.t t'ut .'. O. a''99
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Aid for the wounded.

CIicdgo Ap,H o. The Board Of Trade to-day
unanimously voted $1,000 for the benefit Of the
wounded u a., battle Il sunday and Monday
subscri ptions of nearly half as much more were
raised.
Iiost,p, 1prI &C lvrrnor Andrew today telo-
yraphol ~ = p'luarters rendering the services
y ithout conn pnstti.u, ot a number Of Massachu-
setts surgeons who are ready to go West and give
aid h. d e wounded.
Ciuri mutt. 1pUi "a boat has been COM
m.ssou,l t1 I.o puysicsHs nurses and stores g.
tho tceuU 0i tL Tennessee battle a meeting " tls
Chaml,. Of Clmmoree was held lI.dpy aud "a
lCVmulilI.e RIpoiut94 - sgAglt s9bseT. sHons Ia
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t"t 'n" "l We most ''""3"' ~at' ever uh'
"'!''S,n w 30 H'"lS anu ~, ut''''li,no'y hl,
,"nl'tt''' wv N''" JOY WIS 3N,, ''i'th,
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Our Forces Occupy Cor iItb

Crro, Apoi An officer wh, left r.'rourg
Landing ol Moud,g evening rcrosts that our forces
oceuI, riutn, enJ that Gcn Juhustop's body hod
hccu found on ii, hcd. lie a!s, confirm. tho re-
NM Nm n-.LL,ln-L L.L l .s uLm Il N uM
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division on the left, and Mnor-GuuUl
Wallace division ON th" rlfht tuu-
oral Ncl,uus force opened mp most
CALLING Tire on the rebels, and advanced r0Iiily
as they tell back. The lire soon became general
along the whole line, and began 10 tell with .,r-
rihlc effect ON tho enemy. General, VI, tirutul,
sherman AMI llurhurts mru, though terribly
itdcd from tho previous duN'- Nght,uV, still
maintained their huuur- won At Douul-on; but
the r,-taucr OF the rebels ut all point, Of the at
tack was terrible, and worthy better cause.
But they wcr, not enough for our uudauulrd
bravery, and the dreadful uo,uHtiuu produced by
our artillery, which was sweeping them away
like chaii before the wind. But knowing thtt a
defeat here would be- the death blow To- thcir
hopes, and that their all depended upon this
great struggle, their General, still urged them
ON in the face of destruction, hoping Iy H1ulu"
US ON the right 10 turn thc tide ~ BATTLE,
Their success was again for a time cheering,
as they began 10 gain ground un NJ, appear
inR 10 nave been reinforced; but our l".t, under
zen nelson, was driving them, and with wuu-
urrlui r'pdity' and by eleven O'clock zen.
/ Bucll forces had succeeded in hnukius them,
and capturing their batteries of artillery.
! They, however, AGAIN rallied ou tho left. an
rccros scd, and tie right forced thcn-clyc- for
ward in another desperate effort But reinforce
mcutS from Gen. Wood and Gnn Thomas were
| coming in, regiment after regiment, which were
sent 10 Gen, Buell., who had again commenced
| to drive the enemy.
| About three o'clock in the afternoon General
Grant rode 10 the left, whore the fresh re- im,u.-
| had been ordered, and, finding the rcbr- wcr,
waycring sent portion Of his body guard to
the hca d Of each OF five regiments and then or
| dcrcd charge across the field, himself leading
| As he hrandi-hed his sword aud waved them on
! TO the croMning victory, while cannon balls werC
railing like hail around him, the mcr
| followed with shout that sounde,
| above the roar and din Of the artillery and tn,
| rebels ilcd in di'maY as from destroying ava.
/ ldnohc, and never made another stand.
! General Buell. followed the retreating rebels
| driving them in sllrudid STYLE and by hali-pas
! five O'Clock the whole rebel army was in 'ful
retreat 10 Cornth, with our cavalry in hot pur,
| suit, with what further result is not known.
We have taken large amount of their ar.
tillcry and also a number Of prisoners. W,
lost a number Of our forces prisoners yesterday
among them is General Prentiss. The numhcl
Of our force taken has not been ascertaincd yet
1t Is reported at several hundred, Gen. Prenlis
was also reported as being wounded. Among
the killed on the rebel side was their General il
Chlef, Albert Sidney Johnston, who was strucl
by Il cannon bali on tho afternoon of Sunday. q
this there is no doubt as the report is coToborate
by several rebel officers takea today hsi'
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Scene of the War in Tennessee and NlssIssippL

D.r.uin, VI, i.-irrt GU uuO -truus-l,-
tcrmu,d 60 attack Grant before the arri, Il of
Nl,i- forces. The attack WIS mtir, resulting
In thc mos. severe lottl, over fought uu this az
ut ruu'.rui lui ending m the cumpl,t" tri.
wuEh OF The tm.nu nuye. The oI'wrncrl
Co.. hII..t' IIN .ur .,0. b .'lN ".u'hl i"iu' 1nd
In.N, winch W.T. We. .... N.I '' ,.' ".5'h h'1h
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,ou-r,.atrd tu.rr ,o ou.r u,,lc.
lh"rull between ''c ni"n camps and Cor
ir'h fam .,,r. ll,u,twir .lr.l .lud lnrdi unc cam
J." c'sly tr.'ar-cl in "a day. l'Hs bat about
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Tur iron-clad rrgate in Philadelphia Is pro-
crossing 'Quitc rapidly, some OF the tour anu
h,If inch plates having already been placed on
the bow. The work of putting the plates on tho
side will be commenced to-day. The plates are
a. eHh
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REALIZATION OF War.
The Terrible Battle.
The battle Mt Piit>burE.

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our 'hti' ''''' WIS "'''.' ''' ''' .'''' ''.''
thc advance of the enemy va, checked Oy the fire
of the g,ulu,ts. Our force was then increased ly /
,,e arrival 81 Con Grant with tr, trs1s from |
,.t t ,t ,,..,, ,..,i,,.i I., tl r,f.t,..f |
49,, .. |
tlr aiIl'' Cd. wv ."' 7''.'
hcav'' N,l ht- ''' ''' A'.'" ''' ''.''''' '' '"'-
Ira,al u,ir cHH.r O.. .irI-c and a1 Il ..t gums.
Tbcr.xt u.urr.l. ..i. forces, uu.s prHtrt.u. g. ,
On r,, ,..,,,i t.a ,F. .f-..,.,..l t..s .'..,I T..
A. ,., -.,.t.....,- ,.,,.u ami i.,,.-... ,..,t.,r
NJ hAH '''N'' ''' '''t "
with a.mo .ly d" in" 'n'n''- .'' .' '''"'''
Of prs urr4 aui i'' rN 'F "'F' '' .i r'T''''
rur-.4,l Boa. .ir d.t.r..Is forces. oar casualties
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Con. snHt.. severely """"I''.
c.. utL lft Illinois, N.l,t
e.. t...ai.. aii Illinois. voul,,f MY.
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taking tN"i.a'" .'' r'- "''- "' '"'". '"'
General.
The u he continued Iur.ns tc entire tpg, e."
,p,,,. a, ,.y.i.. ,1r f.,s,s la,r {, r.t.0ur. with
'''''' ,,..,...... .i..... ......t
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AZ "'r'"'"'' ''l t'H.' i"' '''. We. 100 '''
my wa. y...u. ..H.. .y "'.' ~" '"t .Ni'-
.arl, ulu .l-,. ila,l tuy at,.I, about sN u,..t.
op tho rn.ru..y ni M,ul,y. o., team,
9. ,l . a.. tH5 ,l I.
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no't"d ly t' h.h"''" W''' '.' '"''N
hack and occupied t,irauuD' position, completely .y
,,u,ip.. Tie rl, v.u,,,r, imu,i. t..y followed
s,y,r,I ii ,., ,t. div. who. at last n.cuuut.
i.,,....l ,,,an,1
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In' l""'N ''''7 our .''' ', '. wv
Killed. and 5000 t. l,'' "'''l'' I'' '''.' '..'
j. twice t'"t 'IHn'r. sN 20 "HT batteries were
taken and r,ta.,u siN times,
The Tiurs saws tat Gen. Br,ur, fsrl lpl .iy,u
orders mot 1, d,,trov AM, pf tl. c,rrp ,..,iIf.,r
-, s,,i.,. ,. .l,.,x,..,,J d, ,.,,,,,r, ,..,, d..
neN' u'S' ,,.,,,, , ,,r,,.,,.,,J,,t
The fight was brought ON 10y body "i three
I.,,JroJ ,C tL. T,vruty-Hffh Mi-.,firi rstsint.ut
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Beauregard Tried and Found Wanting
t.rncrnI BcnurcEnrd.

No rebel otliccr has acquired
with 81 little reason, So mughmil-
iiary rcputc, among the South
crucrs. as ten. Bcaurcsard. lts
foundation was laid at Fort SUM
ter, where he was enabled, hy
the quiet ayduicsccurc 1T Pre- 4
dent buchanan, for u number Of
month, to plan aul have COM
constructed Nariuu, batteries, /,
floating and olhcrw i,r. surromd-
iug the Fort. which served tho
purpose ot keeping of rciuiurcc-
mcnts nni supple, To- its inmates.
But these had uu pcrc, ptihlc ctlcct
in capturing tho turtill,dt,uu, ucr
indeed VS. 1t rNpo,l,d b, tho
General himself, hut the rriilucr
ut the rclrl leaders WIS placed
upon starving out the garrison ot
sumter. and With,'1ulius IT,, tirc
under cover ul O,ir uutr,uyh-
mouts, while they should pr vent
the ,-ygpr ct 90. defender ot thy
fort, numbering r,mu ..Nuhtl
men.
hi. W.. well understood ly
lcn. Davis. mItl, shrWdcr uI
the ryl,llDd,r, at the south,
But mot .D 'y thr m..s., ui tho
population. The, were lrl away
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Our Island Mo. 10 Letter.

A IArr ENrlotr. \ Rrrr BNrun VISITED ny
Mann ANp saws Uuss Srnn-CuAGElS or
IuE ESEMf, &'. N'.
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A WEEKLY EDITION

of Tur NrN YoaE srv isu.l every Tussda
" ,p,.a .'r t.o Inail, rN os,r, EAou, ~ pc
srr cuiFrI 1Ns--PAin ~ ApvNACE.
.I.,l ..H.. ,a &C., + roe e. pies, year,
h' liw..,.. - o' Five copies, do
- -'r u 100 - s gratis. u s'ouut Of G
q. - .'u .nt' rHts. nu each ,YIy over Eve.
- = .''H within Ne# \, ri. state, ouiy ri
"i.'s g "e1i 100 o' 'le o., trtnt. 81 , ssHtg.
Ndttc~- VI. :. hfAtH. SIS OrIior, NEv \
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IN SOUTH.
hoice bAkeul
On and we(i
| Of all kinda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-15

MAJOR -GEEERAL CRIrTgSDgs.-Shortly az
ter the battle at Fishing Greek, mum ber Of
gentlemen from Mississippi held meeting in
the camp OF the 18th Mississippi regiment,
at 0ain.boro', and performed an act Of JUS
tice to Ma or- General Crittsnden, by adopt
ing the following resolution
now In the camp of our army at GAINS boro,
10Th Mississippi regiment, had heard before
with which the country and the press are
Of MaJor. General CritteL den and from the
effect Of which We. like the rest Of the coua-
try, were shocked aud excited and. where's,
these rumors obtain no credit in the army. and
but that on the contrary that regiment re-
cogntzed successful military movement IN
the sAtrica.i0n OF the army under Henarsl
Orttteudon nom its late position, In which IL
Wa a.most saIroar ded by an overw b. eiIO ing
- &c OF the ensny, va deem ts due 10 our
riatr, aId 10 the country At large. to give
puhficity TO these tacts, obtained fiun per-
soral intercourse with 'hA ARM: rhsrefors,
Be Il Rssoired, That we, the un cer..ea cd. DC
hs~g iy endorse the foregoing prea u. bls and
thas wo will furnish = copy OF the aayne 70
the press TOR puhlissttoA.
TAs proceedings are sisasd ~ John r.
0osatp9. CHAIRMAN: u. Conlsy, Secretary
aA6 "A Others.
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BY RICKlRD CAUTHORN, LHes'y.

M TION.-On MONDAY. 18th inst, at 10
o'clock. at my store, will sell at auction, large
lot OF miscellaneous articles consisting, In part,
Of boxes clear Middling Bacon, old, but good; l
bags prime Rio Coffee; bbl Brandy; boxes
T,bacco demijohns very superior old Oognac
Brsndv; 3 tiercss Rice, with many other arsiclea
ALSO-A large lot Of second hand Furniture,
conaisting, In part, Of l Mahogany Wardrobe;
Dining Table; safe; Carpets; lot Of Floor OH,
Cloth; doz. Chairs 6 Cottage and High Post
Beds,esds; Fender, Shovel, Tongs, &c : very
fine Cooking Stoves, with Utensils and pipe; q
large lot Of Beddtng Blankets; Bar Counter;
setsee; Crib Hair and chuck Mattresses; 9
Feather Beds &c.
fo NAIrrHNRN Auo<
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~ GREAT BARGAINS IN CHINA,
GLASSWARE, 10 Intending to close bust.
ness a. soon as possible, We now offer 4t pri-
vate "a le our entire stock Of
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
PLATED GOODS,
CHANDELIERS, &C.,
At cost, for CASH.
Our stock consists In part OF rich and ele-
CANT Dinner and Tea Sets; Out and Moulded
Decanters; 4oblets, Cnampagnes, Wines
Tumblers; Out and Moulded 4Iass Bowls,
Finger Bowls, Pickle and Sugar Bowls
Walters, in sets and single; elegant Plated
Tea Sets; Walters, Castors. Vegetable Dishes,
Qoblets, &C.; handsome sets Of Chamber
Toilet Ware. Vases, Parian Statuettes,
Bronzes, &C.; White Granite Dinner and
Tea Sets; fine ivory Knives and Forks; Plated
Tea and Table Spoons, Clocks, &C. In fact,
every hing usually found in q large China
and House. Furnishing Store.
Now is the time to supply yourselves with
bargains. Call early and examine our stock.
STEBBINS, PULLEN Il CO,
fe l3-2w Corner 9 b and Broad SITS.
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HDQ'RS 18th REG. va VOLS.
NOTlCE.-All soldiers belonging to the
IN Eighteenth Regiment Virginia Volun-
teers, whose furloughs whether sice or
otherwise) have expired, are hereby notified,
that unless they report themselves at tn 9
headquarters If said regiment, near Centre
Vile, within FIvB DAYS from the date of this
notice, they will be published as deserters.
GEO. u. OABELL,
Mnjor Cong 18th Reg. Va. Vols.
Omeal:
FELIX A. LUCK, Act'g Adjutant 18th Reg.
Va. Vols.
February IL, 1862. fe l3-3t&
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TAssoAo' The SoaDaevR@ puttishss the
statistics OF tbs towa OF Tar6oro. Edg~combe
county. The population of The town aud
immediate Vicinity is siven at aboa' l,eoo.
II has = seam grist aud saw-mtli, and repre-
sen 'ativsx of all the usual b 'ndieraNs =
waterpso ( clo h mar af setors; al eti'eiath
manufsctcry 4; coIf-sera's cap manns O.
tory: a cotton. seed oil mill and, straaEe 10
relate. II has one q those rsss tnsntatons. .
scaiskst afu
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MILITARY NOTICES.


+ 14HT ARTILLERY COMPANY-The
i 4 undersigned, having been authorized to
ralse Company of Light Artillery, is now
prepared to receive $50 VOLUNTEERS FOR
THE WAR.
He has Battery of fine guns ready for the
field.
Persons wishing to enlist will please call
upon the undersigned, Thomas A. Brander,
or J. Bell Bigger, at the Recruiting Rem .
devious, on 10th street. between Main end
Cary, next door to Crawford's Saloon.
A heavy draft will be made in few days
to f1ll up the companies now In service and
persons Wishing to avoid it will do well to
enroll themselves at once.
Those having subs titutes to offer will please
present tn em without delay. A bounty OF
FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid ach man AS
soon as mustered into service
GREENLEE DAVIDSON.
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PER SONAA.

rARD.-Many persons having spoken to
~ me upon the subject of an advertisement
that has appeared in his paper for several
onlce,' think it proper t, state that the
substitute was fer a friend, and not for me.
lido not want a au bstitute; for, rs soon as my
health will admit of 1t, intend to again
enter the service.
fe 14-2t* VIM A. CHAPTERS.
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NE6ROES FOR HIRE.

NE9RoES FOR HiRE.
NGhave for hire the following description
Of SERVANTS, viz:
Uhambermaids, Washers and Ironers;
Cooks, Washers, and 1rouers;
Blackemiths, Carpenters;
Shoemakers, Bricklayers;
Brick. Yard Hands, Laborers;
Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior dining Room Ser.
wants. CLOPTON & LYME,
Dor. Franklin and Wall sts..
ia 3o-ts UP stairs.
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Whitksy has assa shir.y een.s ca :hs sals
loo 10 Lynasestt. Va. iarips he pass eae
al swo aAys.
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AUJ'T AND INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
(E1yoct] RIoHAoED, Jan. q, 23s2. s
CPEOIAL ORDERS NO. ~.
VIII. Lieutenant Colonel QRoRaK DBAs,
Assistant Adlutant General lis assigned to du.
ty In the Adjutant Inspector Generals Of.
fee, and will take charge of the General Re.
cruiting Service Of the Army. All comma
nicaucns pertaining to the recruiting service,
will be marked, on the upper right hand side
cruiung Service
by command Of the Secretary of War.
JNO. WITHERS,
ia 2S-4W Assistant Adiutant General
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HU<lS. URDNANCE Dept OF va,

HU<QS. ORDNANCE DEPT OF VA,
RICHMOND, January II, 1852.
A there ace yet q large number Of FLINT
IA LOOK ADSKETS distributed over this
State, those having them, In large or small num-
bers. are again urgently requested 70 send them
put In good order, ready for the Of the troops
that will take the field next spring. Each musket
u Of Teat value a. mono can be bought, or made,
In the State. CHAH. DIAAOCK,
ja Its Col Of Ordnance Of Va.
H City papers copy T.
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n r . P H I E

There are thousands Of arms-muskets, ri.
fles, pistols, swords, and carbines-the pro.
perty of the Confederate States, having been
captured from the United States, which are
in the hands of citizens throughout the Con.
federacv, and are held by them as trophies
The most urgent need of these arms. every
broken and sound, is upon us. For every one
of them a volunteer is kept ou t Of the field or
sent to risk his life with a f,wlipg piece or
they were bought with blood, and their ab-
sence from the field will surely cost us more
blood. All having these arms, or even parts
of them, are implored to return them at
once, and magistrates and police officers
every where are requested to apply the law
to those having neither honesty or patriot
ism. Let them be shipped Immediately by
express to "Urdnance Officer, Manassas
Junction" where all charges on them will
be paid. E. r. ALEXANDER,
h l1-6t Chief Ord. A. Y.
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SERVANTS FOR RHERE.

TOR HIRE-An accomp pIished
n HOUSE SERVANT.
have for hire a No. HOUSE SER
WANT and LADY'S MAID. To procure her
q satisfac tory home, the price will be very
moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
fa6-ts 6y Main street.
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~ GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES, made
by negroes In Powhatan county, superior - any.
thing 10 use. For sa'a by
J. E. BURRESS l. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers n Tobacco, Cigars, &C.,
~ 3-lm 107 B-Oad IT above cor. 9th.