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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-18
CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.
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SUMMER ARHANGENENT.


Is6z- SUMNER Advancement. IssR
On and alter Neu',s May 8. ls5e Passenger Trains
viii run NJ follows, Sundays excepfedi-
LEAYE CI EYELAND
1900 s. 81. NAIL FRA1N-St0pping a an statious
except Mickhne, Mentor, Perry Unionyilis
SayhfoVk duI SwdnYll4e, and arrives at Eris
a. ~ z. H.i DuntiTk at 3,i6 P r.; Buffalo at
$50 e *. CINCIEEATI EXPREss-Train stopping
at PHiuesviiie, Ashtabula and Girard only
anu lit kfie 200 P. NJ Dulirk 9:o5 P n
t:s5 y; CONNEAuT ACUOMMODATIOH-Sto
ping at al stations
s-05 p n. NIGHT BXpREss TRAIN-stoppinR A
PHiuesyiiie, Asktabuia aud Girard only, and
arrives ~ Ri az l2f1 n; Dunkirk 2.5g A.
H.; Buiaio 40 A. q.
LEAVE ERIE
il:5- a a SlGHr EXPRESS TRaIN-StOpping a.
Girud, AshtBbula aid Paiaosyile only and
arrives A. Cleveland nj j:3g A. y
n:le A. MALI TEAIE-Sfopping 4 AZ station.
ess-i ~ brook, Uhiousiile, fsrrY, Mentor
anu "i-Aiiie 4nii arrives II Cleveland at a5S
lsto p y. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stouofuR Al Gi.
ralui Ccnueaut, Ashtabuia and PainesTilil
only, snl arrives in Cleveland AZ 5.9a p. h.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave Connea1t Al
odo A. H., topping az all stations, arriyI 81
Cleveland a. 3-lu A. g.
IS S1coBl Csass Cars axe ru1 On al through
Trains.
All tho trains spislg wesfFard connect al Cleveland
Wit1 trains iur l0ls0, Chicago, Columbus, Cincip-
nAli, 81 Louis, Lc-. and all trains going eastward
connect at Dulkirk with Tine trains Of the n T. { r.
A-lro9d, and az Bu.alo silh those Of the New Yosk
Central and Buffalo New Yori< City Railroads.
~ Ar1nlE
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

50 Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats viii be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Office, ls7 SuperiorSt, next door to
the AFr,idcil House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-18
OtLEVELAND. =COTUWBTS 3
shelbE sgudusky, 3Iansf Z q 1leNsFk IA iruad for
Ma-ssuid, BE. Vernon. Segarsss Zanss-

SHELBY -saudussy, 3Ilnsdsi5i Z yaass "a iruud. for
vile, &c
Crestiiue-Pi rstt-zza, F0r, Wayns 4 ChicaEo Rail
toad, rorcft. Upper San,lIsky, Delphos, L.
ns, Forf Nuyue, Laportc, ChIceg0, &C.
Eest, and East Toe Maiisasld, wooster Has
silian sc
Gira.toh and Beiloiontine R,iuasd Line for Msrinn
iieir'natsine shilsg, Jgjan, Nuhcle, In
tsflEs1-ls tsrra laulc, Fiucauues Evans
vile, LuI4. rlie, tAirn- s. fauais, SC.
DelaUzfe- Spl,ulsl.ii branch Tor Springfield.
Ebus-hittle Mis,sh z COlumbus aud Xcnia
liHiiruad, i,r Acuia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terri uauie, 81. LOBis Morrow, Loyeland,
and Cihctuua;i, aud Eiih the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Raii rSl.i ut time innafi for louisville
Evansville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, and al points
on tire Ohio river
COlHuhIs-CsuUll0 Ohio Railroad ior Newark, Zanes-
ylir. Wheeling, &C; CuiuIn bus, Piqua a
lnliiaHl Railroad iOT PiquH urbana, &C.
So Eor Iich et1 O. al points ard inforuia tiOn ap-
ply II The Passen Station, and at BniOa Ticket
Ofice, ~ Superior-Ht
e. ). FLINT, supsrintendenG
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

10 Haterass Forts Taylor and Jefferson Pickens,
and snip Island in the Gulf and WILL no doubt ondeavor
above named fortihcations. Nor win they stop at tns
Doubtless other captures In view and We need not
s to i sns ss
are the apprehensons groundess for the safety OF the
fourhhng and beautiful city OF Savannah which 80 pain
y agtae that community and the entire people OF the
state What vaor aud unconquerable will can DO to
defend her will be done and tens OF thousands OF
patriotic hearts are painting to strike eecual blow In
her behalf But the Of Port Royal teaches lesson
Of humility 70 the too coudent for it appears that our
friends on the coast have most caamitousy overrated
the strength Of their land batteries and underated the
power Of The enemy This double mistake 30 fatal often
70 the best cause, too common error OF brave and
en enanussstc people Iney are TOO apt 70 .nk thas
It have sufficient physical means for its vindcaton or
not They forget how often Providence exhibits itself on
the side Of the heaviest batteries
Prom the New Orleans True Delta.1
GOVERNMENT SPECULATION.
Under che above caption We reproduced in our morn
ing ISSUE, some very grave charges from our Virginia
exchanges rejecting in terms the combination
said TO exist between certain heads Of departments and
the banks for the punder Of citizens In Of these
publications. authenticated by the proper signature Of
the party making the charge it 10 distinctly charged
that In the department Of Justice presided by
Benjamin. OF his sppontees sells the silver he extorts
from the people at premium OF fourteen per cent. This
is in perfect keeping with the extraordinary conduct still
pursued by the Post once Department which will neither
payment Of postage but nexoraby insists mon
specie for all payments TO t let the future disposition OF
the precious metal 80 coerced be what These
operations naturally elicit from contemporaries the
Old Dominion tho expression Of wish for higher stand
ard OF official qua6cation-an extrusion suppose Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shall become completely
BuchanaDizedby the corruption prevailing Wesha have,
at no very remote day, chapter to inde upon this sub
Jec with instructive home illustration for the edhca
ton OF the whole people and the balance Of mankind
Here, is no sxagseraton to say, Bachanarnn in full
ami magnificent developement the machueYyto conduct
s perfect complete espionage the telegra the
exercise Of unreguaed and power the
export trade OF the country, the unlimited and arbitrary
contrs Of legal machinery by which the property ono
citizen illegally and despoticaly taken from him. with
out adequate compensation, while that OF another paid
for at enormous prces and the most pro1gate
authority generally in every department the rule
Truly may our Virginia friends complain that the govern
men too youngSo be thus deprecated on and that If
we are to change hdeous system of political depravy
for another the blood and treasure Of the people will be
spent jD vain.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

wilard'e Hotel tonight, after his lecture AZ
tho Smithsonian, and responded m sNo
,peech He acknowledged his obngauon ~"
such aterng compliment TO private citizen, ana mace
remarks about the rebellion. he regretted az ala
his audience that the country in suffering from cVh wsr
The rebellion must be firmly with determination
10 destroy H. He had labored seven years in yonder
Capitol, and during that time had done all IN hs power
10 prevent this crisis from being forced upon us lie
Would be willing TO labor seventy times seven years
TO put down this rebellion. He had been bound BY many
ties to those who ngnting against u.s. Hardly
any one found difficult than lie at the outset, but
when they turned their hands against the country, no
took position alongside the constitution and there
help him God, he would stand to the last There Is
but one way TO treat the rebellion bring out
the whole power of tho government against IT, Protect
loyalty wherever you ind IT, but crush treason Strike 1t
wherever IL can be made 70 feel There is but one
alternative. The government must triumph or the
rebellion will triumph He was for putting
IL down speedily, and that it would stay down. Mr.
Dickinson was cheered he made his adieu and with
drew.
One or more bands went TO General McCcllan's resi-
dencc this evening" with the intention Of giving him
sercnade but were allowed play account of the
Generals hlpess.
FLAG FERMENTATION.
Hon Daniels Dickinson to day presented costly stand
Of State the Dickinson Guard Eighty ninth New
York Volunteers. Hon. r. S. Daell received them IN
behalf Of the regiment delivering fec,tious address
Vice President Htmin, General Casey and staff Hon w.
S. Doane Augustus Schel and others were present
CANNON EXPERIMENTS ON BOARD TIE PENSACOLA.
The experimental firing with tie great red gun for tho
Pensacola has with satisfactory results
CELEBRATION OF NEW YEARS DAY.
Preparations ing the White House to day, and
at the OF the heads Of the departments and OF
other distinguished citizens for the usual New Year re-
ceptions which premise 70 be brilliant affairs in spite Of
the peculiar state of the country.
The various New York regiments also preparing to
celebrate New Years Day they have been accustomed
10 do at home.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PosTMAsTERs
The following notification has just been promulgated:-
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, Dec 81 1861. J
The Congressional Office being in operation,
the attention Of Postmssters distributing offices Is
again called the order Of this department requiring
| every distr buting oince TO make up separate
bag for ali matter, letters and papers directed to MEM
| bers Of Congress- exciusive OF all other matter.
Special .areul attention is required TO this order,
and should be instructed Such bags are 10
be labelled "Congress, Washington, ID. Co." and rorte
agents Washington will deliver these bags diroct to
| the Congress messenger j. A. kASSON,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01
EXPECTED BATTLE AT GREEN RIVER.

CINcINNAn, Dec, 81, IsbI.
special despatch to the Commercial from Indianapolis
SAYS that Of lighting Kentucky to day
GENERAL Buell. had ordered to Green Rvor reg Of
Fusleers regiment Of light artillery before ho went
forward.
General Buckners rebel cavalry were yesterday within
short distance OF rickots aud supposed sha, he
intends attacking Colonel McCook in ofcs destroy Green
River bridge, and retire.
All The Union regulars were thrown acrois the bridge
early yesterday mernng.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
RUMOIS OF A BATTLE IN SOUTHERN
KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE Dec. 81, 1861.
Excitng rumors of a general engagement In Southern
Kentucky have prevailed all day, but generally dis.
credited now no notice thereof being received at hoad
quarters.
Tho North Bank Of Kentucky has suspended specie
4 doubtful rumor prevails that the Cave City Hotel
was burned by the rebels.
Tho Pooples Bank Of Bowling Green. hss been r,orga
Dize al Louisville by the choice Of Board of Dsc
tors who assume direction Of tho bank Ia. morrow
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

records which our once supplies, necessity in the
present condition OF affairs. Faithfully yours
r. G. DUN & co.
n. a. DUN co.'s STATISTICAL TABLE ACCOMPANY
ING THEIR ANNUAL CIRCULAR FOR JANUARY, 1862.
yAILuRn, 1861.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01
THE REPORTED FIGHT Ar PADUCAH.

FHtNFfIFHIAl Dec. 5I 1901.
private despatch received here mentions as among
tho killed the battle or rafucah Captain Albert Bacon
Of this city Captain Bacon belonged TO Kentucky regi
ment raised near Frankfort.
The despatch gives no particulars Of ,he battle.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

Nor-The failures 10 the Southern States with the
exception OF the cities Of Baltimore Louisville and St.
Louis, the State OF Delaware and District Of Columbia
which embrace tho entire year,, shown TO LIST May
only.
FAILURES IN THx PRINCIPAL puRNG 1891, CLASSIFIED
BY THE LEADING BRANCBKf or BUSINESS, WITH THEIR HAIR
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Guuboats AID Cities,

Tee London correspondent Of the New York
Tsnss says that The capture q New Orleans by
snnboats is pregnant with alarm TO the British pub
lie, fer If ganboats cssa pass shore batteries and
hGrbor deteaces wha. city in the world is safe -
An iron clad gunboat could ascend the Thames any
day, and lying in the pool before London bridge
re.ince the great spetrspols 10 submission
gsheas
II Is 10 such staff this that the reading world
treated b' the sensation correspondents Of the
Northern newspapers. II the British public arr
alarmed for the fave Of LONDON by the fall of New Or,
i.ans, they must be assube and excitable as a cen
rnry Ego. when II was predicted that London would
he destroyed by Ere from Heaysa, and good many
Of the inhabitants took refuge on the Thames -
New Orleans fell IA consequence Of the desdrtion OF
tie men IN one Of The .orts by which it was de-
tsodea, and by the extraordinary food in the Ms
riss'ppi, which swept away the distractions In the
river. Would the correspondent of the Times have
" bei.sve that The deisiees Of London depend on
eae or two forts, that the Thames Is q siissis
spWf II q wonderful that men can utter such
nonseAe7 Lven II tbs powerful ieets and fortid
ssoohs o. ufeat britain afforded 70 protection TO
NJ metropolis the Thal.cs, which Fl in some places
mere an2onaal'ox Of river, eouid be % block
~ Ny jumping - aoben Thick healed neWspa
per core spoisenis inso the channel that no eun
Loaf ever ts+s.. eouid sseconp.isi, fac pa..sge
bst II ire Brtiea public MAS alarmed by n. fsn
Of New osissas, ii a4us, hayo been some, ha, com
'orsed by tie experience OF Richmond The iny.p
s.D'h'y Of sinhaass was exploded AZ Urusy )
oISn' aha Lcad'n may FEST in peace BESIDES. Sir
wa armstrong has proaHr-d 4 missile which Der.
esfssss tafemsh isen plates wslss tines she ,l.iea.
Aess o. those On The famous BsIiish vessel War,
lbs IDEA Ct Lsnacn teiag ~ The mercy Of a
$3.50 = worthy the Correspondent Of Yankee
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
RICHMOND, June cath, 1862.
x ENERAL ORDERS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
RICHMOND, June cath. 1862.
EaERAL ORDERS.
Board, composed Of the following officers. will
convene ut Richmond, on the 25TH instant, for
the examination of Acting Midshipmen Of the Navy.
Flag Officer GEORGE N. HOLLINS, President.
'0"'"a''''' c G. r. n McBraiR, ,,
Lieutenant JULIAN MYERS, 'Aon'e'
WIN. H. PARKER J
The following will be the order and subjects OF
examination
Termination Of the lst Glass.
l. Navigation-Day's Work, Time Light Lati
tude by Meridian alt. and use Of Sextant.
g Seamanship.-Rgging, Furling Sails, Reefng,
sending up and down topgalIant and royal yards,
Slowing Hold, Working Anchors aud Chains Gen-
B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of plane and sphr tri.
angles, Descriptive Astronomy Surveying Gene
raj questions on.
ORDNANCE MANUAL.
T. Gunnory.-Hardes's Light Infantry Drill {com
pany); Field Howitzer Drill QParker'sl. General
questions on.
S. Steam-General questions on.
Il French Reading and Whiting
Examinations Of. Second Class.
/. Navigation.-Day's Work, Latitude by Mer.
alt. Reading and adjusting Sextant. General
questions on.
= seananship-Riggng Furling Sails. RecAng,
Sending up and down top gallant and royal yards.
General questions on.
g. Mathematies.-Plane Trgonom~try (solution
of plane triangles) Mensuration Of plane surfaces
General questions on
T. Gunnery-M Manual of Small Arms Practical
Gunnery. Questions on.
s. History and Physical Geography.-General
questions on.
g. French.-Reading and Writing
Eramination Of Thiyd CASA
Mathematics Arithmetic aud AIpehva Ia
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-AsA.u-fioa on consrH-Ths fact. s,ou,
- sv.eaa'ioa o. Cor:niA are begsnatns 90 be
MORN sstie s'sfh iaspite Of Haleek : dI.Ds.ehss
Tie Eaten 90 Rsgtstr says: ..cor:n,a wa liz
INTO Aanassas Il not only had Quaker gun. hu.
sssSsd sosdi~s Wooden artillery yawned from ,hs
embrasarss, and seare-crows stood npon the psr.
Det9 While these stood guard, tie great army of
the Southwest, with all lis immenae sorcs s,o,e
quietly, uaobseryediy away"
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REAI. ESTATE FOR SALE

UERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON THy
v EAST LINE OF 9Th STREET, NEAR TO IN,
NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET FoR gAIp-Ws
authorized to sell that very desirable res,sne
located as above now In the occupancy Of Dr. Co.
W. Jones. The lot has a front of 50 feet and
depth of 100 feet. The house has rooms together
with good brick kitchen, gus and water. Apply TO
je 25-4t 0ODDIN g. APPERs0N
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN ApIs1
Y SAINT AND AGREEABLE NEIGHB0R
HOOD FOR SALE-We have for sale NOS, d.
sirable DWELLING containing about IL large and
airy rooms situated in a most delightful nei1 hbor
hood and convenient TO business. The dwelling has
all Of the modern improvements and Ia rsmuksbl,
we'll built The neighborhood une xoep,ionabls A..
ply % JAS M. TAYLOR & SON.
1IALUABLE RESIDENCE IN PRINCE R6.
Y WARD COUNTY FOR SALE.-The uudes.
signed offers for sale his PLANTATION, lying on
Bush river and Eeans's creek, three milss from Ne
herrin Depot, on the Richmond and Danvins Rail-
road, eight miles south Of the Court House. and ten
miles from Hampden Sidney College This trsc,
contains ,lsat acres. A large portion II under q
system Of Improvement, and seeded with clover and
herdsgrass. The two streams running through ths
farm afford about 90 acres of valuable Eat lsnc
About $50 acres are In original and about 300 acres
in pine growth. The high land 10 well adapted "
the cultivation of wheat and tobacco, with q isrss
prize barn end other houses sufficient 10 cure Is or
80 hogsheads Of tobacco
The Dwelling House is large and convenient, with
twelve rooms, exclusive Of the basemsnt) aud re,
Gently repaired. The out houses Of the best
kind, including negro houses, a large stable, and
every necessary and convenient house TO secon0.
date large family; hourishing young orchard CT
select fruit. beginning TO bear with profit On this
tract, and on nevsr-failing stream, IL good mill
seat, with many Of the fixtures 10 put in successful
operation grist and Touring mill The buildings
on the farm are handsomely situated, and In =
markedly healthy location The neighbothood
stands high for moral worth and intelligence.
will with pleasure show tbs land to any psrsor
wishing TO purchase, and further particulars can b
had by APPLYING to Messrs. Mckinney & Dupuy
of Richmond, or by addressing NE at Mcore's Ord
nary Prince Edward J0. DUPUY.
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Nithmnn6 qispatrI.
MoENrNfs.s.....JUNE IS 1852.

1--WE arc indebted to Lieu. J. h Mul,oy, Of
tAe l4sh regiment Tennessee volunteers, for copies
Of the csncansy Eas@;-sy Of The l4th Inst, end the
Lou,v:s.o Dssexu Of the 18Th. Another gentle.
rnsn has pssced usuader obligations BY leaving al
ta.s o.,co copy CT tie New York Herald Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-25
BY doDDzN r APPERSoN Ary.

THREE BRICK TENEMENTs on cary W.
i NEAR TO 7TH STREET, FOR SALE At
AUCTION-Wlll be sold at auction, O., III. A..
misses, on THURSDAY, the seth June ,sSa =, !,
o'clock p. NJ, tho excellent brick tenem. q, on w.
north side Of Cary street. second from "a. come, -
7th street. now occupied by Mr.. jams DuML,
Also, two tensmenfs on the south side Of Cary v,
tenements srs nearly new, and are located in ycrr
improving part of the city, where tenant. can 5.
readily obtained.
TERM5-One-third cash; balance at 6 And 70
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed or cash, at the option Of the pur
chaser. The taxes and Insurance for 1862 10 bs
paid by the purchasers.
ep23 GODDlN e. APPERSON. Aus,.
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II AND FOR SALE-An exceedingly hne trse,
of land in the county Of Charlotte, miles
from Roanoke Station on Richmond and Danvills
Railroad now In Possession Of Mt James N. Nc
Cargo containing 400 acres, us OF which 10 heavily
timbered and excellent plant land, IS acres very
rich creek low grounds, the creek running nesrly
through the centre Of thu tract This ID said to be
the finest tobacco and wheat plsnfatio In the sec
ton In which it is situated. improvements: Con.
Portable dwelling, rooms good ciosets storeroons
&c; cabins 5 barns stables, &c. Tbs neighbor
hood excellent for health aud society. Adjoining
the above Ia another tract, (Which added to IL via
make good lines,) containing about $50 aeres priu
cipally In fine timber; frumod house, 4 rooms, kitea
On. garden, &c.
Possession will be given Immediately, and The
negroes hired, and provisions on hand sold, to the
purchaser
A fins crop Of wheat, corn, and oats now grow
ing on the first-namsd place.
Confederate States Bonds taken at market value
In payment.
Persons wishing to buy this valuable property
win And Mr.. McCargo at brakes Branch, on Rich
mond aud Danvie Railroad, who will show them
the place. WM. b. DAVIDSON,
lie Sat At ModdUx 4 Co a Richmond
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.


The War IA lMrinnsss1s
GRENADA, 3ssa, Juns ea-Arrivals from Mem
nais report that the defeat Of Curtis BY Gen AInd
man "a Arkansas l. generally ercditod Col Fitch.
with two indiana regiments. was sent up White
river to rrirferce CurtiA- He attacked our basso'
RIGS at St. Charles, 20 miles above. with two gun.
boats aid land forces He succeeded tn capturing
them BY an attack n tho resr The hot shot from
our batteries fred the magazine Of the Mound City;
aud blew her into atoms. killing all but l2 out Of
lis men aboard.
Cotton ia being burned throughout The upper
country by the planters.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY KENT, PAINE r CO., Ans,io.,,r,

BY KENT, PALHE 4 CO.. Aue,iour,
nRY GOODS AND CLOTHING At An,
l. IloS il ta, IhCks pa the 18th Inst. CON
Mandatory, In the rear OF our Warehouse 4 ~.
variety Of
SEASONARLE DRY GOODS
all In good order, together with the en.irs ball..
Of q stock OF
CLOTHING
from Wholesale house closing business. con.,..,.-
in part Of Black Italian drsp De Ets, Brown I,aaS
Welting, Aarseilles. bingham, and fancy Co. $50
Sacks, and Frocks Cashmere, Valencia, 0r,rss,ss
Satin, Marseilles, Weliing, and Fancy sdk w.
Fancy Linen Welfing Marseilles and Italian rs.,.
Collars, sc. Also. an invoice Of Hosiery Glo,s'
Ribbons and Fancy 0oods- Sale withou, ..ssrvs
je al-m ' r"'' Ans = GO.
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BOARDING.

ID OARDING.-On large furnikhed room, suitable
. for two gentlemen Qriends) in q private
family may be obtained by applying at the second
house, OF First aud Grace streets, south side
ie 25--3tA
DOARDING.-The subscriber Ia prepared to &C.
ID commodate few families and single persons
at the Eagle Hotel ut Charlotte Court. House, Va,
if early application is made.
je A-6t* T. PALMER
DOARDING.-Three or four families can be &C
ID commodated with BOARD at the Brick Tav-
erll, at Charlotte Court House, Va
l9-.6t. A. A. WILBON.
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II AND FOR SALE--fhe tract Of lard ,"
i longing to Mr.. Thomas j. Ellis in tho c0rI
OF Lunenburg, containing. by rceenf survey N
acres, with an abundance OF wood land inpfost
ments. comfortable dwelling with eight ROOM
kitchen. school house. iee-honsc, framed psrn nes
stables. and crib, framed carrisge-house, ana oos
good cabin. good apple ard peach orchard sevss.
lots we'll set In clover The tract lies I'VE ral~
from Msherrin, and 1--we rrcs fron Prices peres,
on the Richmond ard Danvills Railroad, and w,nia
two miles Of a good manufacturing miu Inc PISS
= very healthy, aud admirably suited ior . s"s'
family WILLIAM b. DAVLDsoN,
10 ia-l0fs Al Ma,llux & Co.'S Richmond
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Operations near Chattanooga

Operations near Chattanooga.
I'd saturday from Jasper, leaving their camp and
eau'page, and destroying the bridges over the Sc
quaseaie river. They returned this morning with
In mile of Jasper, 500 strong
skinnishms took place to-day at Clinch river, ~
the road to Morristown md Cumberland. The enc
MY is advancing in force. A battle 10 expected
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE r. r.,

Richmond, Jure "j, 1862 }
A1OTICE.-The Richmond and Dan vile Railroad
N Company has resumed the transportation Of
freight for individuals, as great press Of the Gov
crnment business that excluded for a few days all
other transportation has ceased.
In shipping such freight as may be offered for
transportation articles Of food whether for Govern
nent individuals, will have preference over all
other shipments.
CHAS. G. TALCOrT,
& II Eupt y