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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-30
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Cine tar3li9 BON bauptquartier Der YOtp
macarmse auSgeaan0ene 0sneral SrSer Del.
fagt inter Mnrersm 6Ul9enpes
Ollie GclDaten Der SrstwiIiaen : Qlrinee,
ipelGe IN Die re9ulare pintreten pplIen, pere
Den ibre Aamen ipfprt uDer Dor Dem 5. go
oember BET Der Qlpjutartnr i6res Ne1imentss
resifriren. &ein Off3ier Der resularen Dir
NEE pirD in Submit frsipiai9e Splpaten aul.
nebmen, osren Namen utAt nuf ienen 9ilfen
teben. Die Qifen bey 8reipiGi9en, melhe
in bic reguldre Mrtnse eintreten wpllsn, pers
rem tGeltd BON zen brigade unO Diptlienss
Sauptqnartteren an odS pes Gurps stnses
l6tdt werbsn. 9ts9ulGre SfF3iere, welAe
SOlbaten aus Der fretpiQtgea Prince in bic
re9ulGre a%uf3unebmen !piinlHeh irerpen flo
|tn Submit an ole 9auptqaartiere Der Corps
penpen, unt IOlGe 2illen 3a erbaltsn, unb pers
ben ebenpaIelbl Die @rlaubniB gum 8elu6
Der Negimenter naaluAen, nm Die betrefea~
ben Nefruten st bplen Sc 1T barauf 3u ADJ
ten, baB niGt su Siele Qente Spn eiuem 8ests
mente auf DieIe gGeile 9enpnmen perDen.
3u 9robe MaGlidt miro 9e9en SrlDaten
9eiibt, wel@e tbre JlegimentslaSer per!aIen
unO auBerbal6 bsr 0ran3sn ibrsS Gumrnnns
Doc umberlaufen. Sn Submit btrfen ni&t
ne9r al6 3pet Mann gu elei@er .3ett @G0s
gum 8erIaIen oeS 2agers bewiltgt trerbett.
Die VrCfOb>gBaGea uerOen ieben Dbne gebGs
rt8c @rlanbntB aus einem Eager NbweIenben
lofprt Serbaften.
Die u~enelten SnipefttOnSz 8ertGte ereeben
cine IGamIple Observation-Disclosures Der 8ors
l6riften Der Dtsciplin leitrns pteler bSberer
linp nieberer SfFstere bieler Prince, wuOur9
teOe8 Sr~uppenz@urpS Den,prali(irt rerDsn muB.
Snlpetttunsn ftnDen In bielen 8ruppen~G prps
gar niGt fat; pas Grerriren nitro leDr psr<
na9ldIi9t; Der NetnItGfeit Der MannlGaf=
len, Der Gorge fir @affen unbNlunittOn Miro
l,ir wenig @nfmertlamteit 9eltentt. unb bic
Snftrutttcn Der SfI,tere In Der Sattif unS I'M
Dtenf= Geslemert unterbletbt gang. 8rtsapez
nnp Dipitons=g rercitteu ftnben 1T stelen Sal
len gar ntBt Ifatt ; bic Generals rDres pes
RrtegSpepartementS unb bteles 5auptquartiers
treroen ben 1ruppen niGt befannt eemaGt.
Die prpntpte Gert6eilnn9 unp 8etannntuaas
Dung bon Srbres 1T eine Der erIfen YHtGtenf
bon @eneralfab8pffsteren, nnp commands
renbe Sff3tere tperpen pafIr ~SerantrprtIih
eenaaGt, baB ibre StabScff3iere In bteler 9ins
itdt ni6t naalali8 liap, Der rpmmanotrenos
@enerol 1T ibersen9t, pab eintse Seilptele
iumwarli1sr GntIalun9 BON Sff3ieren nptp
wenoig linD, I'm Die Wi6ttsfeit einer lren8el'6 s
Dtscipltn In ber e%rpabnten 5inliGt tlar 81
maiden. Or ma6t baber barauf aufnertlam,
bab ieoe 3u isiner 6enntnib fOmmenDe yfaGs
lGlf9tett ote1er art ron Seite prs Stabes
ccmtnanptreapeE SffSterr feline ipfcrtiSe Grn-
etner InmmariiHen @ntlalune peS
sur Gpl9e BADEN tpirp.
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3nr @itmatiom

Ote lebten Deftt9sn Ne9enfdater I'm nGro@
ltGen gtr9tnteny 9aben, wte mir eS berettS
bpraeItern anoeuteten, ben Grfolg 9ebabt, oaB
cine bebeutenbe Mrmee ni9t ldn9er beranlabt
Ietn wtrb, bic 6urtben ii6er ben DptCmoc gu
teipaAen, lonOern gum NssreIfpbienit per@
tpenbet perben farm. Die GebeGens0 enerale
taben bies bsreit8 gut 9enr9 eil9eeBen, nm
tire NplitiCnen, In bsneu fe jest I'm Jftfaden
bebrpbt fnO, %auf3u9eben.
GS lGetnt, baB Sec feline Nrntee In 5tpet
@Drps gstbeilt fat: ba6 etue inter Safipn
mnb baS anbere inter Song treet, umo baB er
lt9 etlte 3~urtd3tebt,
NaGrtGten BON 9etern Ia9en, boB SadIUn'6
Mpant9arbe beretts Die 8lue Nibee bur6 ben
WaB BON 6ront NoYal aberiArittsn bdbe,
tpdbrenp ungef6br 5000 Gebellen unter @al-
fer, Die Dor 3pet &a9en nod Bet NpperSeile fam
ben, bic Mpantaarpe BON Qpnelreet bilpen.
Dte Nebeqen<@ ener1le parsn mntbmaBli1
@iIens, einen Nnertf auf StssI's @Orps su
MAIDEN, ober BIB jsbt baben le es nod
wp0lpeiSliN uRterlalIen. Wir fOnnen nit
Tu0 ~be6auptsn, baB nnIere 9otputncsN rmee
e~eriiItet III, ieber NebeIenbeipteuag Elm 3tet
su Ieben, uno 8urnlioe nnp Stb SObn Bprter
inb bereits Der Qlrmee 2~pnefreetS 70 BART auf
oen SerIen, baB 9ebterer ietn 5eil riidpartS
BON Wtn9eter, I'm pteren G6ate {a2es muB.
@s tpiro baber niGt I6erralDeno erl@eiaen
fSnnen, irsnn pie0ei6t in ben nddlten Idgen
tn iener @eSenp Elm ti9tiser 3ulammenffsB
fattftnben miro.
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oie parOlirtsn 8ebsIsugefanseneu mibltebt8
9eiporben, duf be8 9ebteren 8efebl BON 5ar<
risburs mad Sort Mc5enrp seidleppt wuros
@eitern MiittaS perbreitete i9 ba8 @e
rit9t, baB General Wcpt, Der bereit8 NIT
benz Triib5u9e nad 8ai6in9tcn Iubr, no
bin ct ne9en Der beritdti9ten 5arper8Terr
an9ele9en1eit, becrbfrt it, bonn Brdlt~
oenten 1etne8 Commands entbpben lei, uno
baB General 6. Jtobert SGenf, pcn O9ic
Saaanptsban8 Nadfcl8er i'm @Vn9reB feline
Ste(le einnebnren weroe.
SIN Sauptquartier berridte 8eltern plel
TbGtiSteit, uno mebrere Gapallerielawa-
Oronen ltanoen in 8ereitidaft. gu wel&en'
3wefe, baben mir Bis Jest nlft errtittelr
lfDnnen.
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Den 8ertdt Gber meme Nftu9MUsctrunaer,
uber bic SteInngen unb StGrfe Der Seinbt
babe i4 bem General mitnOltG mit9etbe."f
Au9 Babe ih etne Qln3dbl SfentltGer 8eant
ter uno an9ele9ener 8Irger mttsebraGt, bic
't''s als @etleln Dienen fSnneu. gerluf BAT
TIMER @orps fetuen ~erlitten. Sour Tnb spet
W(ant let6t %eertpunbet. $50. DaS 6auptreIu[s
tat nteier expedition aber In mcrali14er tpte
Fpltttldser 5tnItAt, TT eth nnermeblt9es.
~l1nter3. s. G. g. @tuart
Gen. MatOr.
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More Butcheries.

Everywhere, from all dir ecsions where the Yam
KEGS have Possession Of Southern territory, we
hear Of the hanging and shooting Of our citizens
snd soldiers by the diabolicl enemy. The last
batch Of horrors IL that which followed the death
a that brutal and bloody tyrant McCook, who has
besn happily sent to his Last rack onng by the hands
q patriotic guerrilla The bu.eheries Ct South
en- eitisens which followed were just what might
hs expected from wretches who are permitted to
perp>srate such deeds as the hanging OF Mumford
With impunity. What Is to be the end of these
aaroeities IL il not difficult to foresee. war OF
determination ooms up before us in all its horrors
war the whole responsibility of which rests upon
- most malignant and murderous race, unless the
Ersuah Rsvoluiouists Of the Robespierean school,
sAa1 the world has ever seen.
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4 ~ Ssny 5lsSg1i1 III 1s5; ?egSeS6 =
t0b aALB ~ AUCTIOx,.Wm - - - -.
- = - yaoaieee, - 0AIUnbAY AyT6,
NOONs Ne laln - Augnge. IL. q s ~eineS. :
qese beaa1td LOT leaaese = sbsvs, - 49,
&c - rss1ssss e Mn Ynshss. b - hVsS a
I'D = boae4sd aase b Jsesfsoe I'D oyr6 asesss
1igh md slsva1ed position.
THNAA-CaA or It sQuiva1mt.
6ODDsN 4 APPE1eON.
aal3 Aae1issssxa
GALE or THINE PRAM6 TENfnmraL =,
- ground rent, on the south sds u valley sssssi.
g Anetion--WIll b sold ct auetion on ~ psea,.
o'clock r. H., three Frame Tensussnts. (Sn grcund
rent, having about six years 10 run,) located ~
above, formerly the Wesley Chapel, and pesriv on.
posits tho residsnce Of Mr.. John PriAdy, ana now
occupied by various tenants At m annual rent Of
about o3O0.
TxEns One. third cAsh; balance at 4 snd
mooths, for negotiable notes, interest added ss,,s
GODDJN APPERsON,
auH Apctionsssa
FxCELLENT RICK TENEMENT On N.
ID North side Of FRANKLIN between 10th and lo.k
strests, opposite to Mason's Hall, FOR SALE Ar
AUCTION--Wiu be sold ut auction, on the pre
mises. on "WEDNESDAY, Goth August. ls69, Il a
o'clock r. H., tho brick Tenement located a. shove
now occupied By Mr.. Everbarf
TERMa.-One third cash; balance At 6 and IL
months for nsqotiabls notes. interest sddsd
an II 0oDDIN & APPHRsoN. Aue,.
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Tke Difference.

Tte Yankee, McCook. who was lately killed in
Tennsesae, vas ons Of the coarses' rrfiisns got
exeepsng tho bandit Pops) in the whole Federal
srmy. He Is the sansa man who, on ons OCCASION
said 70 Q venerable clergyman OF Nashville. " Your
people shall snbmi sir, or they shall all BE- exter-
minated am your master. and you are my slave
The butcheries which the Yankees have committed
n tying to avenge tina death OF this miscreant
present suggestive contrast to the conduct Of our
swn people, when Gen. CasweIl one Of Cur most
ys1uahls officers, and estimable gentlemen. was
laasly aasaainsted in Tennessee. There was no
axatsmsnt, no cries for vengeance no Innocent
psopls hung or shot, no retaliation of any kind
thaa W have yet heard Of Such Il the Differences
beaWoan the two people.
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Thoas indafahgabls publishers. West & John
skou. have reproduced another book, which il
hayins great run and. what Il better, deserves to
have Il . 1zs Passias~ kssdS," that celebrated
novel pubfiahsd by shs late Judge Beverly Tucker
d lad wlish 70 mafvslously applies to current
svs.ts that ssms persons. not acquainted with its
asidn, have seemed 10 suspect that It must have
80 sostsa up incs the beginning Of the present
W.. uh thrilling and powerful narrative, but
mast wenAssfsl In ita character a. "a tale Of the
Asaps,s now ntsrally fulfilled The present edi-
aan b slitsd By Rev. Thoa A. Ware. For ssls BY
Wex & JNAngtan.
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- ~0nns HesssA Which warned man pos.
49, ~ ernee nct 10 boast IKE hlm who was
srssnne 4 n ssssuA - hAve bsca designed espe.
~ ~ - hsns6s Il The raakees. though ws
- lssru tAaA ~ s&ssA wan cursed a that early
vsueoA w,sn sAae pessilsreas rsss. Doassins seems
- - a SnAersas dissass u ~ whole race. Nom
- - susD shsm u Il The ssveress revefses
$lu arvs - hsenstfy the synpsvuA Va W.
uel.lsese - WY day that the bsttes sroo-e
lanhr.pna henen, Q YanksA lsetsr writer ~rses y
- NV Y>rA HwesA, that benl q music hea
90 - haara vy>Ah he Coafedssase lines. ana
- sesfnanen who asksd what - sAoashs Il means,
5000 n - hsss amsssmsns Of shhh Yankee ies'
e,ea i suass They ass about - sksdsdGsV This
~. s.e,6aai wAish b OF record among The hlss
- - pa,se. "a win - ased, We h,ps. BY shs
s.nrs A,eeor,An a this war, 10 prove that McOls'
u ~. WIN b saiA ~ change Of bsss" was =
..eoeoaes>d nsvsnAnt, or a least that he had MOI
nse1ns q Il twsavs Aoars before 10 waa attacked
= "a, sAnph a ~ boastfnl manner IN which
- YaAkaas srs sscustonsd to speak OF events
IL suas Of wAiah u b impossible TO forssss Amer
Asesn0Aoas lsnons they were taught IN the iass
baAsla. sAsy loass Il every nstis advantage they
IN h skiniA u pssksts. prscasely ~ though
~ Aad nsvsr been beaten. "Sscesh." according
- tAsm, h always "skedaddlins." That classical
pn,es = q sAa,r own invention, and though Ne
1ssiasy oppose ~ introduction iato the language
q seaaaAsd word. yss Ne admit that II very 30
~unasay Assuibss their own most familiar maaeu'
~ o. - Ass week, sofrsspooasnt Of one OF
q, Ysnkss papsn sisted that they were in hot
>~ru. q ossnewall jackson, and more than hint
a ssae list hs had disappointed the valiant Tan
No. q Pspes army BY taking 70 his heels ana
r,nnane entirely or And this before even 80 much
- q skirmish had occurred between the forces. Il
G,s hastls of last Saturday has not convinced this
writer Il The folly Of under estimatins an enemy,
~ must souelads hat hs htruly incorieble
Ths same eharact eristic Is observed In al the
Yaakssa From McClsllan, With his brasgadocio'
al tAs Zee he told 70 support IT, down to the most
.rstehsd ssribblss that habitually murders Queen
V,sHosias Rnxiish In the Herald all are tsrred with
- same stick Ii Il nothing but fuss and buster
Avu s.s end Of the chapter to the other. The
G1s,1 and zti5sss talk As coolly shout qselching
- shs rebellion - they did Win Mcclellan first
~ - from Washington. The campaign will be
lniGhsd in six weeks, says the Herald, and the re-
hs3ion VIII b crushed. The Tribune wills longer
a.; but both talk about victory a. confidently as
sAossh thsy had not been predicting the same
thing Of every movement that has been made and
1ssud wanting during the war.
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- HONOR TO hin TO WHOM 1T 10 DUR
~ On the msmorAbls lst Of July. while rsf1'
mcut After rsgimsnt would advance In front Of the
enemya battery, situated near ths James river ana
Do driven back, their ranks literally torn 70 pieces
vet undauntsd, would our brave soldiers risc from
the raviuss and again and again advance N .ns
eld and pour telling voleys into the ranks Of rns
enemy, on the right and len OF the battery: Ins
"a hrisads commaadsd by thu gallant e. =. An
defson, Colonel commAndingJ was ordersd 20 !ske
shslter near BY the neld and await further ordsn
a this usomeat Lieut.. 8. d. Cockrsli: Acting Aau
.a Of n. 9Th p: Or
30 called for to participate In the engagement 10
coneeoueuce Of many troops being In advance len
his reeinsut and tandered his services 70 Laeutsn
ant.Colonsl W. H. Luss. commanding me ga,ant
Iath NIsuissippi TO vo Ia with him. Though
straueer. and with no acQuaintences IN the rsGi.
mont. biz services were promptly accepted to act
10 the capacity Of Adjutant The brave ana ever
te.be remembered 18th moved ON until withh tou
yards Of the enemy, halted. aud poured destruc'
tive volisy Into the ranks Of the enemy Voiiey
amer yolsy went FORTH and ere long the brave few
who were left had the consolation OF knowing tnat
speedy preparation was being made oy tnc fede.
rals TO fall back The 18th having received orders
20 retire from tho Held. fell back In admirable or
~. Win their new Acting Assistant Adjutant with
them, unharmed. who then Joined bis regiment;
The following II u note sent to the commanding
officer Of his regiment BY the Lteutenant.Colo
eommantinR the 18th Mississppis
HYADQ'Rs 18TH HI1GIBSITPl RECT,
July ID, 1854
To ii. oxcer commanding the 9th Regiment Gsorsts
Voluateeys,
SIR take pleasure In certifying that Lieut.. s..
D. Cockrvl OF the 9th regiment Georgia voiun'
teers requested permission Of me to accompany
nv reeiu1ent Into the battle on the LIST Inst that
consented aud requested him to act a. Adjutant to
the regiment in that engagement. which he did, and
that his conduct on that occasion Is deserving OF
the highest cnmmendation.
(SguedD w II: LUSE,
an li-lt. Lieut. Col Comdg 18th Miss Reg
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- RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL so.
~ CIRTY.-A special meeting of the Society
wilrbe held on THURSDAY evening. August lith,
a. o'clock, at the hall over Mr.. J. u. Goodies
Printing Once, Main street. Members are request
ed to be puactual in their attendance, a. business
of importance will be brought before the Getting.
BY order Of the President.
nm ia-ot WM w. WOLFF, r. 8.
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8Y Aa y. TAYLOR : son, Is1s.

XTALUABLB BUILDING LOT ON THE
v North side Of Cary, between Foushss nod
Adams streets, at AUCfION-Ws will sell, upon
the premises, on TUESDAY, the I9th day q An.
gust, commencing 1T o'clock +. n, . very valaa
bic BUILDING LOT, located on the north A;ds Of
Cary, between Foushee and Adams streets. X
onts % feet, and back lO feet TO IN alley 70
fset vida.
TEkMs-Ons- third cash; the balance At 6 and T..
months fsr negotiable notes, with Interest sdied,
aud secured BY . trust deed.
JAS n. TAYLOR SON,
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~ ROBERT II. TALLEY,
COLLECTOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
~Ofice corner of 18th and Franklin streeta
an SIMS
- THE subscriber hiss removed his OF
~ TICE to No 81 Main st, (over Strider's skirt
manufactory,) where he will be pleased to see all
who may need bis services. Best references given
M B. BLANkMAN. Surgeon Dentist,
o,-Ims FORMERLY Of Fredsricksburg Va.
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"ANDSOMA bU1LDlaG LOT on THR
H South side Of Grace, between 25hh and S5h
Streets At AUCTION We will sell, upon Tie
premises, ON WEDNESDAY. the Goth day Of An.
gust, commencing at O'Clock p. H., the handsome
BUILDING LOT, locatsdon the south aide OF Grace
between 18th and 18th streets II fronts % feet sad
runs back l52 feet TO an alley % feet wide.
TERMs-One third cash; the balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by = trust deed.
JAS. n. TAYLOR & SON,
am "a AuctiOneera
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b. REDWOOD 4 KEACH, Aucsionexs,
fI Main street.

A UCTIoN sALR'OP FURNITURE CROCK
IA ERY, HARDWARE, &C.-On FRIDAY, 18Th
instant at 10 o'clock, at store viii Sell lot Of
Household Furniture SC, consulting In part Of
Bedstsads Mattresses
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus,
Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Stoves,
Croekery, Hardware, Clothing, &c.
au l4-tds REDWOOD s. KRACH, Aucta
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JAS. S. JOHN
i SON, who was prisoner ut Fort Delaware, and
was returned to Richmond last week, sick He Is
supposed to be somewhere in the city. Any infor-
nation Of him will be thankfully received if left at
the Dispatch Office. JOHN Ii. JOHNSON.
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II OST-On Monday last, either on Marshsll or
i Clay or ON 7th or 9Th streets, between Mar.
snail street and the City Spring, an infants ARM.
LET, (goldO with carbuncls SET snitabls re-
ward win be paid for it, return to this office.
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ByE. B. COOK, Anctiose<v.

DRY GOODS, CLOrHlNG. &C., AT AUC-
IL TION.-On FRIDAY, 18th inst at 10 Oelk,
I will sell at my store. largo and well asserted
lot Of Dry Goods, Clothing, and Fancy Goods
Previous to which, ! will sell q small lot Of very
excellent Household Furniture, comprising u va
riety Of useful articles.
8u IA B. 3. COOK, Auctr.
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jul A large lot Of really genuine Havana Cigars
are offered at wholesale and RETAIL They are supe-
ror any lot ofcgar brought into the country since
the war. Dealers particularly requested TO call
and examine them. A large portion Of tho lot
have on consignment, and can Offer them at very
reasonable prices. ED. T. ROBINSON,
au lA-lOf 9TH and Franklin ste.
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TF DIR. McKBNNA, or Mr.. TAYLOR, is in town,
1 they will call to see me On important business.
A. J. BYRNE 18th street,
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of Private Or
LANDO C. HOIZENDORF, Capt. Nesbits
company, Brown Rifles, Sd Georgia regiment, who
ives sent to this city sick before the late battles
near Richmond. Any communication addressed to
Mr. G. G. MERA, corner 4th and Canal streets OF to
the undersigned. will be thankfully received
Private U. VAN GIESENs~
au l2-eod4tH FL Ga Bat Petersburg, Va.
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By KENT, PINE T Co, AHcfrs
MANUFACTURED TOBAOCO AT AUCTION.
lyl On FRIDAY, the 18th instant. at cur wHo-
house. IA Cary street. commencing at 10 o'clock,
we shall sell
SEQ packages MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
consisting Of great variety Of choice brands. and
comprising one Of the largest and best lots ever OF,
fefed in this market. KENT, DAIAB & CO.,
an 10 Auc,iopeefs
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1NOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. - Tn
THURSDAY, the l1th September, l.aO0 aczes
valuable LAND, mostly of original growth, stu.
ated in Gooehland county forty miles from Rich
mond within one mile of the James river, adjoln.
ing the farms Of Nj Ihos. Boiling aud William X
Fleming being part of the farm Of the late VIM
Salmon. About onshalf the land is cleared The
buildings are in good order. The water on the
place is good any in the State. besides very
fns mineral spring Of sulphur water. The neigh
borhood is excs,lent-there being no better society
In Virginia Any one wishing one Of the most de-
sirable locations on James river, will do well TO
purchase this plsce Any information can be bad
o., GuocLland county, to WIN. L. SALMON 8,
No. lit Main street. Richmond, Va. The sale will
come eff on the day appointed. without regard TO
weather EUGENE B. SALMON,
an l2-Imt Exr of VIM. Salmon, decd
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TSTRAY COW.--Cams to my house. about
~ four or Eve weeks ago. . large white and roam
CIV. marked with swallow fork and underkeelin
sach car and pieces OF loose skin under tbs neck
She can be found at my house. In Manchester. The
owner will please call and pay expenses. &c. or
she will be dealt with a. the law directs.
ar n-NA JAMES TURNER
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advertiser wishes TO purchase
w small FARM near the city, within miles
Apply through the Post Office to "R. c. b.
au 10-9faod<
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"7AN T e D.-A lady desires 3 situation a.
w TEACHER, either In Q private family or
an academy. She can teach advanced English,
French, Music, Latin, and Mathematics. Has no
objection to going farther South. Good references
viii be given. II required. Address a. A. H."
Post Office, Richmond. Va au 6-l&<
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5 bssssS nhasD pHAcuns,
s. RofAr01A OUI0Na ~.
q. 5a6W1 8 ascfl tlAl.n
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FrOm the stable OF the
- subscriber on 25sh street, between Franklin
and Grace Tuesday evening, q small sorrel MARE,
belonging to DR.. d. p. Christan, Of New Ksat. A
liberal reward viii be given for her delivery = ne
iy 3l-6t< SAML n PRICE.
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VIZ ASTED-Two gentlemen (friends) wish to
w obtain BOARD in a family where there are
few or no boarderA Address, with particulars.
"E J. S. ;" Dispatch Office au 6-3tx
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"1ANTED-A DENTIST, who understands,
w aud Is expert In carving bloekwork. To
an Industrious and steady man, good wages and
constant employment will be given. Address
BROWN f. HAPE,
an 4-1tG Atlanta Ga
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r OST-On Thursday, August 7th. on Broad st.,
/ between 9th and lat, a morocco PORTE MON
MAZE, containing about fifty i've dollars in Confed.
crate notes The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving It st the store Of JOHN C. SHAfkR &
Co, l4sh street, Exchange Building.
an 9-3tx MRS J. A. ARMSTRONG;.
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CAMP 26rR VA REGIMENT
Wise Brigade.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD viii be paid
for the apprehension and delivery at the camp
Of the a6.h Virginia regiment, Wise Brigade. or at
Castle Goodwin, of private THOMAS BRANNON,
who was mustered In as a substitute August 10th,
and deserted tugust 1lth. Aged % years. five feet
nine inches high, blue eyes, and dark hair.
RICH'D NJ. PAGE, Capt. comdg Co. A,
an l4-3tx 26th Va reg't.
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q young single man, exempt
w from military duty, situation as OVER
sRER ON farm, who IL we'll acquainted with the
cultivation Of wheat corn, and oats and the man.
seoment of negroes. Can give the best references.
NV terms are $500 year and board. Address
THOMAS FOLKS,
an 14-ltA Richmond, Va
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The nights performance will commences win tns
Comedy of the
JACOB1TR.
Dance .,...... Miss Mary Partington.
Concluding with
BEAUTY AND THR BEAST.
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H1EN DOLLARS REWAKD.-Straye ed or stolen
FROM my residence, on 81 st., between Leigh
aud Clay, a large red COW, with very large horna.
No mark, except gilIlet holes under horEs. will
give the above reward for any Information Of her.
She was giving two or three gallons of milk per day
All 6-3ik MRS E. B. MINTER