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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-04-16

The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing paragraph iu relation to the late
victory at Fort Dor
The plan of the .ons which have
been crowned by in Kentucky
and Tennessee was Halleck's. 1t
did not-orignate in this city. Formed
in the West, and on the ground, it was
submitted by Gen. Halleck to the Presi-
dent, and was app;oyed and authorized
by the President. r Mr. Lincoln, who
took the responsible Of ordering the
movement which / ushed the re.
bellion in the We = Secretary
Stanton. the no lit of them
wholly belong:
On the same q. lowing ap-
peared in the v ASIA letter of the
New York Times
Gen, McCle gan.sat by the telegraph
operator at lrs'-~a1o-srters. Sunday
Gen Baell I Louisville,
and Gen. HaseTsx St. Iouis. and tie
circuit being made complete between
the three, they conversed uninterrupted
ly for hours on The g battle at
Fcrt Donelson, Nthe orders
and disposition 0 'rfect the
victory and pursu enemy.
The battle was foug may say, al
most under the eye en-. Mcclellan.
So remarkable an acb Eement has sell
dom adorned science.
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News from the Ceast-Nleyements ef the
r Enemy.

news from the Ceast-Meyements ef the
Enemy. is-
From the Charleston Courier, OF tie 9th.
we copy the following:
Our comm unity Were somewhat startled
Thursday afternoon by the successive dis
charge and unusually loud reports ofseyeral
very heaVy guns. The firing seemed to he in
the direction Of Stono Inlet, which led to an
impression OF an engagement between our
batteries and the enemy ut that place. or at
some point on Wadmalaw or Johns Island.
a gentleman who left James,s Island At
half-past and arrived in the citv at O'CLOCK
last evening, reports that the heavy firing
was caused bJ the enemy. who m at;e a de-
Monst.atlon and exchanged fsw snots with
our battery on Coles IsiaEd. with a v:ew II
is supposed of TESTING the range of our guns.
Ine ATTACK was commenced by the enemy
win one gun boat and two barres aho1t 4
qnaIte. 70 o oclock, and had ceased when our
informant left. No damage was done 10 onr
side, the shots all falling short. Whether
known.
Dispatches were also received in the city
yesteroay afternoon, stating that a fleet OF
Twelve gun boats had passed up North Eds
to Inlet as far as W White Point. aud had made
demonstration ON our forces under tn
command OF Gen. Evans The latter had
teiegraphed for reinforcements, which were
IN aa aleu,assIy ordered TO him both from Gen
a ngnt at that point 10 imminent, as 1t is
thought the enemy's iatention was to get
possession OF tho railroad about eight miles
distant. - Y-e-
Passengers by the Savannah road Thurs
Gay AFTERNOON, report the enemy as having
0seenP~-@ q l--diAey w~a-o-sfuv .i<ht H
Hudson's Landing, Red Bluff and mars
Blum, uad.r cover Of their gun boats Our
pickets at HudsOn's Landing were reported
TO nave been driven in and the enemy landed
force OF about 250 men. .
A oetacnment Of the North Carolina Artil.
1ery and Colonel DeSa ussnre's regiment. had
been a,; ordered to re-iaforce orr troops in that
We also learn from passen gers by the Sa-
yannah road, Of the Gripping Of another of
the enemy gun. boats Wednesday afternoon.
oetach ment OF CaptaiE Moore's North Car.
DINA Artillery, under the command Of Lieut
Baker, fired on one of these rowing crafts at
RucxingEam Point, with good effect, and in
nicang serious damage to the vessel. The
Wneei'no0se was Knocked away, and the
spilnters were seen Il 1y In every direction
This yess:ss after re21f is urifted with the ti,,,
towards hilton Has 4 th0re and is no " wing
up high and dry, completely disable All.
ter RAINING on shore, those ON board sent mn
rockets as signal Of distress The saucv
craft returned o mr. fire for q time. but vithon,
doing any damage. 80 ----s-
lATRR.- Since writing the above. we learn
that tire first steamer that drew off returned
at ;a late hour in the evening. in cam pauy
with four others, and anchored imme edia tel :
opposite Coles ISlaud. 1t is supposed thnt
an attack II intended this morning,
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j - ssn.s@ a1... 49,. shs Chnase 81
- CaS0Hne.
1a1keo corFesponaent, wfifing fro5n
Port -2Oy&l, Dscenbsr. II, gives - folloVw.
Account of tha .AAct xrf.fch - .,s.-..- .
cr,ts g. .a,s.. !. =, = ~
:. As4s s1e0 aPoA sAe nealt u of
AlHcoins mmaonss VINO mare recently desc.
Grated the soil Of that State:
! The sanitary anudittt,n NJ IN. .-.,n,,.s h
assn med s speeaai nsers.e q rnsm -. -
with the 0rotr1aer1 hn;latn~ = - !. 80. .,as =.
general Hosn,txl for the S,v.sson NJ
York paper ar NOV an tssr "a a. rsf,.. =. a.
W MICH ID is said tnaf ~ trr.,r,s ss.sv, = -!
are ia good he.Irh and .ri.;,. S;ts
state men . unr1ers q !, 4 ua - = ~sr
mazda and heiieved . Morv f,s. ,hs fse sess,- - = =
Ninet '. eir ht ~ .fiSrs m - diae, ssnr. 10
Expedition ieft Annanolis cctnns~ o.. s,ss
~ Iour since IL i.nSef1 a. por1 R"v., naSs,s.
bsr : The Whole nmu, fu.r ~ = 81, f.srn ! - -
rival to the end of Navemfs,r excinsiva ~
the Eight AfichfSan v,as 4 800 n ,h.A nu,,
Der the RS Re sea ~ the INA ~ ,ha vro,, q
e34 rxauarfve no. nitaI tr.a susne sTna Isi~.
Nlchax; an. nut incl ndrd la ths = how. h...snss
lis returns nave bees1 s.-nr s. ~ f,r cs,rreTr,s,
has suffered more tina 3 anv r,tt..r r~sim~ y,
and would swell tne no, al s;cs -, ,,sss.. a. :,
The returns for Deem h.r = - NJ, m..sa ~,
More than $40 pa. mrs nre nnur hi l,osn r.,i 4
still lareSr n nuinber REQ uirfnr hn.,.tr..s frsst
meat are left in q as trrs for Wanl 81 ho.uit,i
tents, and tho sicx list daiiv enIarees
The division was lanaeu at PJrs Kcyal bs.
fore the frost hxd daatr.yefs fss si.asSix
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VIRGINIA AND TIE STRUGGLE FoR SOUTHERN
1NDEPENDEKCE 1t must be gratifying to
every Virginixn to know that she has not
been be hind any of her sister States In con-
tribuusg to the great s.ruggie which is now
being waged for Southern independence:
but more especialiy Is 1t q source Of pride to
feel that the efforts Of our good old mother
are apprecia ated by others than those who
are identified with her either by birth or na.
dvity. The following extract Ia taken from
letter in the New Orleans Dcla. from i,s in.
teiligent and observing correspoadept I now
in Virginia:
The statistics presented by the Adiu..nt
GENERA OF Virginia are intere sting, as show.
ing the extent 20 which this ; rata hss a dsd
the cause OF the Confederacy. the srreneih
she has added TO our armies in men arms.
ana munitions. / have sometimes been
nncn grieyd to hear thought!ess people de
cry the patriotism and energy of Virginia. rs
to the share she hiss taken IN tne coprIupr ri
the war. ein forced to believe that sucn
people have not taken pains 10 inform them.
selves OF the true state OF affairs; since even
superficial investigation would hnve heea
sufficient to convince them of their er.
ror. We all remember the intense any.
iety with which The people OF the crigi.
Il Seeded Statss looked tow8rds Virginia ;
how they appealed 20 her glorious traditions.
ner briiiiant hisEorJ; the meme oiy Of her ii /.
lustrious dead; The patriotism OF her living
sons; now they mourned for her when they
doubted her fidelity and her affection; how
they allied her adhesion 70 the cause with a
universal burst Of en- tn usiasm; how the ben
| fire biszed upon every hill top, ana the can
/ non thundered through every valley and
along every plain OF the South, when her
| convention at last passed the secession ordi
nance Nor has the brave old State disap.
pointe& our hopes. Her sons have fiocksd
by tens OF thousands 10 her stand ard, and
| upon many u bloody field have proven their
| proves aud illustrated their patriotism
As to the tyrant George, SO to toe des pot
Lincoln, they bare their bosoms and thcir
words; as to one tyrant, SO to all; as in l776.
go in 1861. 1 e--s a. &
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A WARSIxa FRca HAvAxA-A Southerner
in Havana, writing to us on the 5th ultimo,


in Havana, writing to us on the 5th ultimo,
says:
My countrymen have to contend with un.
scrupuious foes, and our people should not be
lulled into any fancied security by the very
moderate pIOclamaiiors OF SHEER man ana
o:hers; for have this day learned from a
Yankee, styling himself the Intimate friend
of the Yankee General, burnside, that the
latter, at his table, in New York, had men
toned, in confidence, that the procIamasions
of the Generals of Lincoln were to be o ls.rt
OF the programme to induce, as FIR as posi-
BILE, non -resistanc~, until Charleston aud Sa
yannah could be placed under their batteries,
and iald in ashes. AS the burning OF either
city would create horror in the mir DIS of civ
ilixed nations, it appears that the invading
forces are TO bs supplied with hssyy siege
guns OF great yange, and, under pretenes OF
the ignor ancs Of their effect, they ere to fg-
more even the rights Of humanity until they
can effect their complete destruction an
not aware whether PAR. Burn eide Is tho init
mate friend of the party relating the above,
but do Know that my iEformer is mem ber
Of the firm of Haughwout & Co., OF New
York. fear not for the result; but let oSr
people know that they must NOT sleep TIE
sleep OF Brutus, but be prepared fer war to
the knife; that they are dealing with Yan.
keer, who will oker protection and kinaness,
the better to be able to destroy their victims
Let Carolina and Georgia be a. Sparta OF
old, aud ths breasts OF their sons the walls
10 defend them.
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THE BuRsIso or TIE OATHKD8AL.--The last
number Of the Cataoltc Miscellany, In aliudins
to the destruction Of the magnificent Uathe-
dral Of st. Finbar, says:
We have neither the heart to write Of II,
nor the words adequate to express the feel
fugs we share, in common with Others, at tts
loss. The prevailing sentiment was dis
closed In the tears of many who behsld nm.
moved the destruction Of their own hom.-
steal1s, but wept b Utterly when they saw the
Cathedral spiTA wrmpti In flames. Amidst ali
the hasoc wrought By ihs deyouriag hsmes In
this noble ediflce. there yet stands, almost m.
etfaced. on the chancsl wall the fmagc offs
Finhar, onaof Its pa atron saintss look kteg calm.
~ down on The emoking ruius beneath his feet
a happy auxury, we trust, that the building,
sacred to his name, 10 to rise nsajs ssst0aii J
once moro from its ashes: and may nons oI
as have cause, like the Israslttes Of old, "a
exclaim In weeping, that the elory OF he
second temple is not liks that Of The lirst.s =
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"JXPAKALLBLED lRAUMANITY. Under the
above carton the Local" Of the New Or.
leans Delta has the following bitter satire
upon q petition drawn up and pressn ted 70
Gen. Palfrey by the Federal prisoner con.
fined in that city:
A gross outrage, In connection with the
FEDERAL prisoners now conflned in our Par
lsh Prison, has just been brought to light
We aIlude to the inhuman treatment OF those
unfortunate gen ntlemen. When we consider
tna kind and humane management OF those
southern 'isoners who have had tbs good
fortune to fali into Federal hands. we hide
the face in shame. Lock at their Kindness
and humanity in putting to death Southern
man for the reason that he sym psthixed with
this rebels. They were afraid he would die
a lingering death, and they put him out Of
this troublesome world, putting one hundred
bullets into his body.
That was noble and generous But they di{f
more. when the widow OF the deceassd. M.
cOnsctcps OF his death, came TO console him
In his imprisonment, and asked TO see him.
they granted her tho pie asurc, and exhibited
to her, With pride and satisfaction, the stifl
loving wifewes oovercome with this exhi-
biti0n Of haukAhttt, that misery has 1Dund
NO place in ber bos0m sfncc-the world 10 :
bright and happy panorama TO her-apd Il
freedom nom ssrrow. Oh how y happy she '
This ]. one ~ ~ many instspsss of Au.
manity on No part 81 the FedAxnl6: ara il e
A.rd g zee With what grelty wytxsat thoes
1onsrs coanned ii oafj fjeii hsyS ssnt-z sofs d
= list 81 tksiT 6 q 3 csrsinir dss.ilcd.
= mates Vii Nfhks1s aGalnst ths pr.
s89 :, ss'ss1e ssseer's9 4 = wsts not prersrsd
aessy osi.ess = Sss /, 3 s IA ~ - :
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Fatal ACcIDENT.-A fatal accident occurred
at the neadqu arters OF the Rsusl GuArds.
yesterday afternoon ltAppearsiAat Two OF
the members, named Wm Startling and War
rem Cooper, were scaiiiing ptayfaiiy, when
gun In the hands s'of Ccoter was accfden tally
fired, siriKing starting N the ieit breast and
killing him Instantly y.-Lotambia Caroiiaian, ,2,sA
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EJKs IL TALLAHAssEe.--A serious FIRE oe-
Cured at the aepot in Taiiahasses On We'd
Iestiay NOR ninE. 18th inst, resuitilg in tho
destruction OF the IN 1ehine shop con neeted
with the railroai Tns loss Is 3 asont 6IO. 400.
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EDUCATIONAL.


r S. SQUIRES'S seiect
IL. CLASSICAL snd
.t ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Of Main and lst sts., will
Reopen on MONDAY, January 9Th
Would be pleased 10 receive
de M-7t* Additional PUPILS.
TNHH UNDERSIGNED MISTER Of Arts Of the
Il University Of Virginia. win cper on the 9th
OF January, in this city in the house formerly oc-
cupisd BY Mr.. BlsF0RD, on Seventh IT, bet ween
Csy and Marshall, SCHOOL,. preparatory to the
University or any Of our colleges. The subjects
taught will be the Ancient and Modern Laneusges,
Mathematics, English Grammar, and Com position.
Tuition tor SIX months, etAs-one half to be paid
in advance, and the rest the LIST of April, 1862
de 24-dtlstJan* g. NORRIS A M.
MRS. JOHN DARRkCOrT viii open q
lyI School, on the first of January next, for
young ladies', at Wsstwoods her residence, en the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike, one mile
from Richmond.
TERMS
Fosrd and tuition in English for ten months.
4l60; tuition in English, ZONE half in advance) $50
Music aud French AZ the usual prices. -.
REFERENCEs-Rev. Charles H. Read, D. D.;
Peachy 3. Grattan, Esq; Dr.. Thomas Pollard.
do
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NF &. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL,
K1 RICHMOND, Va.
This Institution will be open again ON the
LIST day Of October, 1891, for the reception OF
both Boarders and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply to
au lots HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE
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Tun Louisiana - SA4 Gssrs--A - lates ieAae
Of tAe New 0rlssps Dssn sxys:sss, xs
% Louistana sHear there AAs. been sold
sncre than ten ghousnnd ho9sAeads, Of mo.
Iasses m0ro than SIXTY thou aand barrels, af
the preAenf crop, thAn Ners sold a. this cate
last year. Though prices Ynn 1ow, they ars
bettev than they were IN 1858, az our last
large crop. putfor the heasy s<sst AID great
diMcultfes Of trAnAfcr tatiOp, The demand cf
the Cenfederate 1tsies for sngs snd molas.
ees would be fully eqas1 n sthe psodact Of
Ibis state aid anord handsome paying rates.
Thia fact xas greatly cCnbtt d some time ago.
as the North q sss vts ID slae hsAftofbuftinr
large portion Of our ero p, u was sppTe-
hended that the loss OF that market would
be a serious damage tOcnr sugar rod GERS.
1t 10 very OBJ vious that this. Is an error. assl
that with proper attlities aud means Of
-transportaiion our produc VIC uid 9cmp1Ghd
excellent raies, and bs.@en tirely consunaed
within the Confederate States. Uns.cr the
operation Of the Northern tariE, the island
sugars must advance to rates wlltcn will efsa.i
bic 0ur prod sceTs 10 crowd them cot Of the
Southern market and 10 moGopohzs ".
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SIZZLING HIxsELY DgARLY.--The Rowling
Green correspondent OF the Nashville Baa.

In the recent engageme ente near Ecodson-
Vile, In which Col. Terry while bravely lead
:lng his men 70 n charge wxs killed, the son of
that gentleman was engaged, and ny the side
of his father when he felt. Col. Terry fired
tweise shots, killing i've hessiasis before the
fatal bail struck HIM, catering Oh The right
side Of the face near the CHA, and coming out
at the back part OF the head.
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Mountain B U TER.
de7-:s MCCARTHY, 1T Broad st.
UPERTOR OLD BRANDY. =
= Ola Rye Ehiskey.
Fine Peach ard apple Brandy.
Pale and Brown Sherry, very old.
Aaseira Wines. various qualities.
Old Jamaica Rum.
English Cheese, Queens Arms
Pickles, Tobacco Cigars, and Groceries,
For Soos,a sss o Hots eo1 sss CO. and
no I3-dtlstJa Main ats.. rirhnond Va.
4 PPLE BUTTER.
Five hundred pounds
MOE APPLE BUTTER,
FROM THE VALLEY.
E. M. SPILLER,
de 2s-6t& Cary, near Pearl ct.
For sale by ''' VIM: IN. 3. H.:i JONES & co.
RU1rhE, BUTTER,
BUTTER.
For sale by E. n. .SPILLER,
dc M-10t* Gary ST., near Pearl.
A LIE. PORTER, &c,
30 casks MARIETTA AL quarts and pints.
100 60 " " Alsops :. in in quarts.
SO Abhott's PALE Ale, in quarts and pinta
400 Hibbstts PORTER, in quarts end pints.
400 boxes dne CLARET WINE.
100 100 Mum. aS a''Uf CHAMPAGNE, in quart. and
IS baskets Imperial Cabinet CHAMPAGNE. in
Quarts,
,''a ;'a-.-r oasr!es Bette ss's crIAxeAaNE, in
IL, sss sse s:...sa.s CHAMPAGNE, 9th az brands.
sc boxes OLIvk OIL.
8. WOLFF,
Dc 16-1m New Orleans, Le.
''(yoasAo;n nAsSn9Ss AsR %EseaEII'
In @. 8. Bonded Warshouses at
Charleston, South Carolina.
A. TOBIAs's SONS. No. ss East Bay, Charles
and 81 entitled to debenture. .ks following savorss
brands of BRANOIES:
pipes "osard, Dap & Co.'S cosnae BRANDY.
f. "a. ssieastss." !" ''Roehsls'' InANDlHs.
casks ..aRoNPBT."
/ NADAIRA WINES.
I pages" PORT WINE.
All under Custom. House lock.
ds2-2swlm a. TOBIAS'S SONS.
DUcKwHEAT. RYEFLoUR, OoRN. 10
60 bags Ruelwheas Floar; -
4Oo bags Com. in depos; -
$50 bushels Bol4ed Neal In depot;
900 bales Hay and Oats,
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RINd POTATOEHe ~.I .
BUTTER AND LARD.
We have consigned for sale $50 barrels Of
"TWuKEs's" cslehraled SNOWFALL and PINK
EYE POTATOES, from the Peaks of Otter
Also lot Of very super or
BUTTER and LARD.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER e. OTEY,
d0 13-SW IL PAarl attract
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PERSONAL.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED handed his WATCH
to gentleman, yesterday, opposite Mr..
suihtrands Stables, on Franklin st The gentle
man Will confer Q favor by leaving it At this Of
fee. The Watch is doubls case one, T. ID. John
son, maker, No. l2,0r0
WIN. MITCHELL,
North side Of Broad and Mayo sts.
10 Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy.
oe 31-3.*
xNFORM ATlUN IS WANTED of the
family of WIN. EATON. A neero girl,
HENRIETTA, left Richmond Is years ago,
her mother, GLARISSA, remaining with
the Eatons. The desire is to know If the fam.
lily still lives here. Address Mrs. L. D.
JOHNSON, care of A. K. Parker, Grace st.,
opposite Centenary Church. de 81 -2t*
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D. FURNISHED frout ROOMS.
Gan % toand, BY immediate appll "a tion to &
Mn. EUbDUTH.
On 0race st, just above Sth.
man Sns hae a''o . vacancy Tor one gentle
CEVEKAL 0ENTLE1EN. =.
csn Be aecouu. iassd With BoARD 81 .nol,.n: n
on I'd street bsawssn CIav and Leigh.
RoARaDin0..Awe iegs UNTURNlsHED
u kOOnBs with BOARD. can be had In .
OF The city. Parties NOT wishing 10 farnish their
own rooms need not appiy. Reference required.
ADDRESS &c. L." Disoaseh Once. Dc a0-4t+
lost, sTRATED, e..
OsT-On Saturday. the ssth inst between
4 the 2 ynagoSus. on Mayo street. and the First
bapast Church, corner Of Broad and 18th streets,
purple morocco eAss. The finder thereof win be
suitably rewsr.ed left At this cfies. de3.2t*
E>STRAY. -Takso up, on the rsemises Of tho
IL subscriber, on the 18th day Of December, .
i.igs white and red cow. w,sh the right horn
brohen Oft at tie end Tho ownss win please
ss cone @ soswa1d prove property, pay ehsrsss and
MRS. ELLEN sTANsBt RY,
Dc 3o-As Brook Plank Rsad, Hsnrico Go.
CTRAFED-Ff my re1iispes. On cnure6
~ HUI, on Thursday evening last, medium
sized SORREL MARE has a black spot on her
left ASnk, and scar her left front leg near the
knee. win pay . fair reward fer her return to
me- Ide 30--3t*l JMO. F. CARvEDO.
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Will b psid
G tor the delivery at my house, corner Of Mar
shall and 7th ssreets Of light rcd COW, Of mo
cium size, without horrs. marked right sar with
q crop and slit, and white treak o.: one of her
bind legs. tde as-6sl J. =. APPEKSON.
81 OST--4,O ORKWARD-la asrr-l :, lsss, fs6l.
La gold WA rOH made ?. r. Tobias, Lon.
u0D, No. 1909 will e '' reward TO the
finder, Il left at the DispassS
Dc 27-Sts nTCHELL AicCALLOCH.
CTRAYED-From the honse OF Rev. Jas. b.
- Taylor, on Friday night, the Goth instant,
q COW and OALr. The Cow is nearly
black; the Calf red ,and about three months
old. ANY information concerning them will be
thankfully received.
de 25-ts A. e. DICKINSON.
II OST-e25 REWARD-Between the First
/ Market and Brooke Avenue, a
B l. ACK BA g.,
h Con tanning two Account Books and sundry
papers. I will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
de 2l-ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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~. 1sOTICE The general tassii Il of tbs
~ Stockholders of tas Bans Of V,rgiaia VIII be
held at their BANKiHss4 HOUSE, jn ne city II
s.chmOnd, on Monday, the l3lh 81 January,
leS2.
rns law provides thnt no ofi,e9, or D:reetov, of
the Bank. snail vots as the proxy of atkholaer
in any election OF Dire or Officers Q. tho
B Bsns; nsr shall any proxy be valid which fhaa
uave been executed .ixty days befsrs shs siz0a Of
election.
de i4--soitd WM. r TAYLOR. Oashser
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OF E + LOOR r
OF Odd Fellows Hall.
Apply to
de so-3t< DAVIS DEiJPRE r. tn
nor NT-FURNISHED HOUSE.
II NEAR OHARLOTTESvILLE.-T owner
viii rent mos. desirable HOUSE and LOT ior
the next six or twelve months thoroughly FUR
N.SHED in all respects, with gas In every room.
The garden is very large and productive. Ser.
wants can also be had. apply Immediately to
N. II. MASSIE,
-is-4ss-
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r IME, Hay. BUTFEK, &c.-
500 barrels LIME.
: las bales HAY and OATS.
Al pks FRESH BUTTER @
Receiving and for sale low from boas.
de 3I-2t w. ID. TOMPKINS Il BRO.
II KR2E STOCK UF GROCERIES AND
1 CIGARS-1o which we invite the at
t0ntion of the trade
SO bbis. Crushed and Powdered SU GAR.
% baskets Heidsick & Co.'s y III A M
PAGNE.
90 cases Godino Star CHAMPAGNE.
50 cases Chas. Heidsick /"
10 bags Black Grain PEPPER.
1000 lbs. Ground !"
5OO, 900 German CIGARS.
10000 Domestic
100000 Havana
50 bols. Rye WHISKEY.
10 quarter casks Cngnac BRANDY.
3Quarter casks Port WINE.
20 quarter casks Cherry and Blackberry
BRANDY.
LEE 4 DUNHAM,
de 30-6t* 3S Pearl street.
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"a DOZ BUCKETS.
OU bags Old Government Java COFFEE.
200 bushels PEA NUTS.
100 bushels Navy White BEANS.
t % kegs extra new LARD.
loo boxes Ad amantine CANDLES.
50 gross MATCHES.
For sale by
G.. w. ROBINSON,
de 3O-6t< 90 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01

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