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By 67CHlRD ca UTE0ET. z,1r1-

nm MONDAY. 10th inst.. at 10 O'Clock, Ct ny
1 sore viii sell 4 lot OF sundries, Inns,s:.
ing Of iNcs, To.SccO Smoking Tobacco, Shoes,
Jug srims IN Cod. ., q lot of BucAwhrat, 10.
rURNi cU aH.-Al.o o. q lot Of Fura ,u-u. oour
sstiRg os hne Ma 4osany Wardrobe. 1 nuresu
md Alase, We kstAld Tabhs. chalf,, A,~o-
.tesd. e itrsssst Cots, 1la ..keS@, Sheet. kaivsS
aud forn p stss dishes, ~. sno Ssuosrs.
AIso. 9 lot If Pnlt~iovus Vests. khoes 40.
fa OAUTnsbaN surt
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PYiee-ONE DOLLAR.
ALSO, JUST READY

THE FIFTH THOUSAND
OF The THERN SPY.
Letters on the Policy and Inauguration Of the
Lincoln War; written anony meusly In Wssh-
lnston and else WHARF, b Edward A. Pollard,
Of Virginia author Of BLACK Diamond"
OONTENT1.
!. Letter 70 Prasidsnt Lincoln. written at Wash-
Agto0.
2. Letter 70 President Lincoln, written at Waah.
inGtoa.
J. Lsssar - President Lincoln, written q. Waah
4. Lsttss 70 President Lincoln, written near the
00voSnmenk
g. Letter % the Editor Of -@, written In Ma
ryIknd.
9. LsttR . Secretary Seward written IN Mary
land.
:. Letter 70 Prehdent Lincoln, written In Mary
land.
.. Letter 70 Doctor Tying, written In Baltimore.
Q. Letter 70 General Scott written tn Maryland
~ Letter TO AY. Everett. written In Maryland
IL. Lettsr 70 6ecrstary Seward, "a the Eu,r~n-
ds9 Of Messr.. Mason and 6lidell, written In Rich
mond, VI.
H PRICE. 50 CKyrs. II
WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
M6-ltt1p) 1<6 Main n. Richmond. W.
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r. MIDLOTHIAN NOTIuE--An adjourned
~ annual meeting Of tho MlDLOIhlAN
JUAL MINING COMPANY y Ill 10 held at their
Office ON l3th stxset, on DAY, IS iSih IN st.,
at II O'Clock. JOHN u. 6TANAhD,
fs7-IS 6Scretarv.
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T. v. AAxSAA, AaGale~Aw.
lOMcs sors<r l2&a ard Cary sssssea.
SCftAA LAl
by JOHN 4. LANCASTER 4 sos, I.A,.

4 UCTION SALE OF 5 OOKS We Win
"A sell at auction, On WEDN kSDAY, l2sh
February, at u O'Clock. At our oraos-
20 shares Stock OF the Merchantr Manu-.
f.ciuring company of Petersburg.
shares Rionmopd Fire Association
Stock.
7ehares Bank OF Richmond Stock.
10 shares Traders Bank Stock.
~ snares James River aud KAnaVs Canal
Stock.
SEQ JOHN A. ANUASTEp eUN.
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~. SPECIAL NUTIUE.-hAving sum
NJ cisntIy recovered from my ndlsrvsi Tor, ,
Will resume the dulles ot my SCHOOL on
MUNDAY. February loIh.
fe6-2Is ROGER MARTIN
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uE sEi VIZ tls., ~ lie Esv. +. Mrfss;sad,
BIZ. v ". KING. q. WayassnorUi, - o r..
NARY Z. WALLAOE, OF Pleasant 0reen
both Of Augusta county, Va
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TMH0RArHf(] NEWS','
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
THE BURNSIDE rxHHr
LATEST FROM ROANOKE

The Sumter Still on her Career of
Vctory-Senator Bright Expelled
"A Conspiracy to Break Up the
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIU.-I 20 nom
IN Mr. B. TYLERS card, that he has left
an I'm preston on the niaAs Of the public
that he has paid me a. cat OF the es7.6o
vious 70 hat. 81 diasasnt unss 81; but he
owes me now o346O. De0oFo I dischArRod
him nom my Aesse, b wo1ld not come 70
HE meals. bat would mp II - NIGHT 70 slsep
anybody. 30 could not stand each sneak
ing msaAness - that TAA last uRa aGopA
him he hed forgot ~ pso0lea. - aid ~
had not inside any, vitA = nace sosdas0 -
obliged to keep all ssck esatlna without
msans and hoard them for nothing. H aleo
says hs len his baggage WITH me 1of seeaEfy.
That y fsise. 50 far nom that. - cams n
a. night went In the room In the dAIk, and
packed up ell Ais tAinss 70 take sAe@ away /;
bat found u out. then invited him In tAe
parlor, vhseO II va hSAt but - would not
come. So - slippel oat, leaving them b.
came round the next morning. - SOON - Il
was light, 70 get them bat 10 could not Get
them. He says they oEs worth 90 or 90.
would not IKE 70 give the 90 80 for them /:
taoash u a.yeody Win give me that Tor them
A. soon - kr. TTLEa pays me, will give
hi. rec . receipt sArecfs ~ -: YnRg; 1osrs
a U n D 3 : q.
LANrEl1sA hea q % . sash:
OANOlikof1O4A,do 0 = ~. - olsach.
2AHp11 sv,as f ssss e e - s:.A.
o. 1s.ttlss, 16ssels. 90 Toas1
ZAgnaA eAs1 1eAs, NJ -,
- Xseals1, xnlvss nd Tssh,
1peonA, 1A41e1h 41ooA Pen.
So a1A Asal 1teVaI Ipoo01
wAeA 1eaata zshs. 3eense
Da1ssl eevteS Oe1Ase Lan1C
0lsea@1.A - $1,000
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Grown mrs N
Brown mrs Anna
Brown miss q
Brooks mrs ID
Burweli miss ID 2
Buchanan mrs N
BuuAr miss Selis e
Brown mrs Mary A
Burk mrs Sophia
Cassidy mrs n e
Garter mrs Louisa
Curtis mrs S A
Crump mrs Mollie ]
Crouch mrs Chas 81
Uroley mrs N L
Cooper mrs L A
Coleman mrs A Z
Coghill mrs Ann
UOigin mrs II Il
Cocxerill mrs 81
Cohen mrs III A
Uocke mrs Martha
claiborne mrs Jane
Charles mrs X y
Carlisle mrs s J
Cunningham miss A
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Uorbln miss Sailie II
Cocks mise Il 5
Ooghill mics Mary Z
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ELhldIey m iss L. W
Chandler miss ID A
Christian miss $ V
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Jaillgan miss Va
Calder mlss agnes
Oallus Lucy u
Drs4coil mrs N
Dyer mrs Sally
Dun1Ord mrs Lucy
Duncan, Inrs Louisa
Dyu ks lars AnE
UAvis mrs Thos
ipou8hton mrs N Il
douglas mis- 8
40 uxhsrSy mias L
UOnnellR N tss J
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DAVIS mics martina
puger niles Kate
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LUXE miR, LOQ
bond MISS Mary A
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English mrs Thos
Elicit MIRA Mary s
Ellis Inre Il
Eubank mrs J A
Elicit mrs , q
EachO mrs Lucy A
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FOushiIl mrs VIM II
roy mrs Mary
| Franklin mrs Lydia
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| Green mrs III
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Howell mrs l. Va
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| Hendrick mrs NJ
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Hooker mrs Ann
Irby mise Mary
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johnson BEETLE (ool't
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Jones Ee telle !
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Jones Julia
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Keeling mrs Ann
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Long mrs N n
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T>EST AMENTS AND TkAGTS FOX SOL
DItRS.-We now have on hand large
desire the 90 operation Of Ohapiains and
pious soldiers in distributing them In the va
rtous di visions Of the army In this Htxte -
ANY persons not In the service who arc will
ing % aid in this work. will likswise b. cap
piled. Address. 4 DICKINSON,
Ms-lt 0cnl 6upt Army Oolpo1tale.
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CAPTURE OF FORT HENRY BY
THE YANKEES.
CONFEDERATES RETREATING
TO FORT DUNELSON.
Perturbation BETWEEN COLUMBUS
AND BOWLING GREEN cur OFF.

NAsHvILL1, Feb. IA special dispatch to
the Union Asd Amey1os~. from Olarksville,
2 O'Clock. A. n. says Fort Henry has fallen
into the hands OF the enemy. Our force IL
rstreatins to Fort Donsleou.
Federal guHhoats are IT Dan Vile.
The Tennessee river beidSe, at that place,
is destroyed by the Yankees. 5000 Federals
formed the attacking column. No IA rthe1
partieulArs.
MRNrHIs. Feb. 7.-Fort Henry was cap
tursd BY the Fsderals ysstsrday, alter two
Aoars' firing. The Federals advanced aud
destroyed the Tennessee river bridge, there
BY cutting OF Communication between 20.
lumbus AID Bowling Green. No details
yet.
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WAN.r1.


UYANTED-B BOOKS FOR THE SOL
w DIERS.-Perso ns having more BOOKS,
MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS, or PAPLkS,
than they need can make them xery useful by
ready received many iackAges for that pur-
poss and from the encouraging results which
have come under our ObservA ton, as we'll a
from the fact that the soldiers are earn sstly
pleading for something to read. We arc led to
solicit donations OF this character. Direct
all such packages to 0loHsIJ J. SunHEk Il
Co.. Richmond, Va.
e DICKINSON,
fsS-St 0en'l Sup't. &c
XIV ANTED-S6BST Wiea 70
S1lTUTES, in Infantry and ARTILLERY tom
panies now In service for the war. Al liberal
bonus will b 0'l: rH aoggp!y iSHnH@sd %1
Agent for Hiring out Negroes and renting
out Houses, No. Wall street, under 81
Charles Hotel. fes-3t
w 500 POUNDS HOPS.
/ With 70 purchase 200 los. HOPS, IN large or
small qualities. The highest market price
siven. Persons in the country having small
Iots would do well - give me . call.
I. D. Briggs
ns-0e Oorner Broad 500 "a sts.
" Ant = n a..--
small HOUSE. psa'ly furnisAed. for family
without ehildren. The Furniture would b pur.
chased II desired. References Given. Address
'vIRGINIAN"
ns-lr A. this ofses.
" n + E d w. v,nr
Two SERVANTS, for twelve months, to
wait on field o1oers OF q regiment. a liberal
price will be paid for good servants. Apply
ut the headquarters Of the Fourteenth Ala.
bama Ksginent, at camp near Reservoir.
fee-7tA
W Ant D m u,nr
70. the remainder of the years. good COOK, J,
a Cook. would hire at Ironer, Washer, ana
Mixer. She must come wall recommended
FAULKNER l. CLARK,
fe s-St~ Near Shockoe Warehouse.
w SUBSTITUTE,
to join the 9o.h Georgia regiment, on the Poto-
mac. Fer one that win suit, . Liberal price win
At Lumpkin's HOTEL
fes lie Nsax Diekinsoa 4 Illus.
wish to employ ak SUBSTITUTES for the
volunteer service. For such. duly qualified.
w1ll Pay very hbsr:,ly. Apply 1t ny 0fkcs froas
'u 70 s1s. sn''. Tacs: Tfs;sLur ,oHNpx.
w wishes to obtain a Situation a. Z
TEACHER. In = private family or good
pefKh borhOo She has h<d several years
az pelience In teaching the Easlish branches.
No. $751;" Pstsrsburs. Va. fss-st.
w Furnished 1ED-1OOMS
Rent paid in advance.
Eating -Houss, on Oh sk, eas door sontn OF War
department No-7se
w. ny A YOUTH
Of ssaay. industrious hsbits. . SITUATION
preferred Address m. ~ at this once.
fe S-Sts
1171NTEiCSoms LADY ocastomsd 70
W Housekeeping 70 assist = lay that
wishes 70 take wv eoardess !. addition s 70
Addrsss ~. T. L." at this o@cs stating when
and where applicants caa BE- seea. fes-Sts
w For the ensuing yeax,
Ami, J. A. oRAwfos 81 aSs'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. sos1
w gendemsn can obtain 30 BID. In .
y sasant part Of tAs city, ~ appaytae q 7tA
and Main strssss for reSssenoe N1-Ne
M AKTED 70 HIN E-1 auobex Of NJ.
" 0ROES. 70 work q ear oiast tansee
ID 1otssonrt comfy, Tor whaoe hostsa psss~
ms-1ix J.R. ANDEssoN , 90.
OSFIC1 ~ r. 4 r.1 = CD..}
UgCanoND. ReA. I lo8
Noflm-Is - sass. wasss ~ - 1s.y
AS Ceopaay. asA Ne OsoDeay ny hA1eso ~
~ ,s;.rS. ~ ewoes shan Give $3.50 = 1Aehr
nv q ~ nsassst 6ssesso 1ee1a. = es4s ~!
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TINE 90 PARTNERSHlP Of y. V. SUND
BERG & 90 was dissolved on the I'd
day Of december last, ny mutual CONSENT
The bo,,ks Of tho concern will bs closed by
CHARLES LUNDIN, the remaining part
ner. Al indebted 10 tho firm will pleas
call 40 settle tn cir Acco units.
HAviog purchased the an tire In tere.. Of
MIR. J V, 6UNDBER0, In the firm Of J Y
SUNlbER0 90, won,d respec fully
sol!cit continuance OF the custom besto wed
on the - to firm. hoping. by STRICT attention
to bpsin tss, to merit the same:
CHARLES LUNDIN
In Withdrawing from the Arm OF J. Y
SUNni, ERt} 4 20, return my tn ar II 10
ny fr1s1 Dc and customers for their pnt on &c
during The last si1 years, and tahe pleasu.s
In rsM amending my late partner. MIR
nHARLFS LUNGIN, who with eontin Ne
,he LINKING 0L ass and p lot U X Z
FRAME BUSINESS. ~ the old stand. 70 n.
patronage OF the public
feeawA Y SUNUBxRo.
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Nolen miss LILA Il
Oakley mrs II
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Parrish mrs m s
PAbell mrs u w
Peyton NJ rs Thos
PSyton mrss w u
Perkins Jane
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PoAfce mss ) j
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Perry mrs VIM
Pendiet0u as Lacy
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Piper mrs K
Pitts mrs T.
Powers mrs " d
roindexter mYs y
Phillips Mrs Kate
Phillips miss l. A
Plan mrs Hattie
Pisasan - ME J
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Hane mias Joan IA
Randolph mrs ID
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kelns mss Mary I.
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sutton mrs Jas
StapdHls mrs ] 4 K
StAtham mrs ~ A
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smith mrs J ID
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SneppSsu mrs M
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Savage mrs Mary a
Shepherd mrs Jane
Smi h mrs A A
Sharp mrs JOS
SHIELDS mrs J "
shepherd mrs u
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Shoebrisse III VS. Kate
shelton miss Ann <
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Slaughter miss M J
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sneed mtks Maria A
Stevens mias a +
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Thompson N re- NF
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TssAsr mrs Sus,n
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Tompktns mrs n A
Trsvolla mrs II II
Tucker mrs Lucy
Tack mrs u
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Wingo miss faInle
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Willis mise Il .
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Williams miss Elisa
Wenizel miss Fannie
Weevet miss Sarah
Watson miss TT
Ward miss Sarah
Whorton miss I'd K
)WAlla oe III ISIS M 3
W cody mrs Il W
Wtiso a mrs A A
WINFIELD mrs Henry
Worsham mrs u H
Whit mrs 8 r
Wiliiams mrs u
Wheeler mrs H A
White mrs Lucy 4
Willis mrs Susan
WheAilY mrs W A
Waller mrs Polly
Wallis mrs 3 A
Wallace mrs II A
Walker mrs N l.
WAth6ll Mrs
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AeD0E, ov'AkA n nshD. ~
EOUND-In an alley near my house, (sts.
= len, probably ,from some, railroad depot
black CARPET BAG. oonraining sundry
aratcleo ofsloth1ng, and . package Of letters
addressed TO persons In ErodsricksbuYg. oars
Of "OApta1a WILLIANa." The bag, which
had bsen ont open, viii Be delivered, With its
contents, TO any ono properly authorised to
receive II, By applying at my residence, on 9th
st., opposite Capitol Square.
fe 6-lsx JAMES BEALE.
DAT KEWAR6-St1ayod Or stolen, 4 liver
6t) oolorsd POINTER PUPPY. about or
mOaths old. Ths above reward Will BE-
given to any one who will dsliver the Puppy
at the corner Of 7th and Franklin sis., or
give no Gics Of his whsreabo uts, 20 - he may
b certainly recovered. feB-3t&
NOUND On Clay street., L A b 81
SHAWL. which the owner can have ey
describing 1t. fe8-lt~
NSTKAY.-Uamot to my kouse Q few days
q since, . Qua colorod MAZE, apparently
years old. The owner Will please come
forward. pay charges, and take her away.
70 Site H. J. CHRISTIAN
~ An OFF-Ths party Who took up !
n BAY MARE, with Saddle and Bride.
on Main street, near I'll, ON Friday ey ening,
Will recetve the thanks OF the owner by re.
turning her 70 0lanksnsAip l. Johnson's
Stable, on llth d.. fe S-lts
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Exchanged Yankee Prisoners.
Nav OkLEASs, Feb -Four hundred and
ninsty.two Yankee prisoners left yesterday
evening for North Carolina. 70 ~ sxchansed
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NJ A h T Z D
w TO HIRE,
Two SERVANTS, for twelve months, to
wait ON field oGncers Of q regiment. a liberal
price will be paid for good servants. Apply
at the headquarters Of the Fourteenth Ala.
bamR Ksgiment, at camp near Reservoir.
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A BRICK WAREHOUSE.
On 10Th street,
between Gary st1eet and the Dock
FEST ] g. DAVENPORT

NIOrlUe To Suffers SOUTH EkN
~ DANDY MANUrAUTOKY.-l have
just soDelsssA ny CaaAy Fsatory. Witch al0el-s
- - MIKE 900 poo ,ds Of Gan ~ da&ly. os-
dsss nun Ills Aats. VIII - q - vita prsmes'
Aeos sos GaAA
ANr, h stsee. 1aislns. Ylhssts Almonds. Pecan
Natde - NatA Osaakses, Cakes. In barrels oAs
6Ass, HAkloa -.
ANDRNW ANTt,u,
Deuh,ess1Asd OaaAy 1AnnfsesuFsR.
IS ~ Nov e.. nNus N uehsaoA Wank.
TOU6H XxDYO1a12- ~isssrS sss9@
~ WllA OAsry. OAivsg's o. ss<seSss 20.
~1aea, L>osae1's InseaD4 sessal. Mrs.. 0asdnsvs
DaaSaa - NvsPOogA - 0su. DoWo's OoanA
0laae Al vAiasAle poooAaee.
~ sAls q old lsisse ~
\ ". IOWW4.
feo 0suealst.
CYARXLlN0 0xLAI1NE.-A s1pQ5y @
~ Ooxo's 0paIkllaS 0slAelDe, fos SALE -
~ +. ". 3UW&1A OgNGgtae.
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LADIES LIST.

Il AAAAS 1s
Libby mrs Mary D
Ltnosay mrs Va
Lewis mrs M l.
Lac. mrs d 81
Lamb mrs J Y
Lowery miss Mary
Lyy miks klisA
Leo miss Martha
lIawreb 90 MISE A.
LAndrum miss 81 J
LaukfoId miss Ann A
Lam bert mias Sally
Mullen miss 8
Nountcastie iniss E
Morris miss III ]
Morris miss Lizzie
Morgan Mis- L N
Moody miss jennie
Moore miss - Els
Mitchell mi~b II =
Min ter mtss Mary
Miller miss Alice Z
MStheWs miss = " 3
Martin miss A
Mallory ID lis Fanny
Marine miss Adell
Murphy mrs I.izAe
Morgan mrs Nd
Morton mrs n q
Moeely mrs Eivi1a
Moore mrs E u
monroe mrs Lucy q
Montague mrs + u
Ncody mrs J ohm "
Miles mrs Va
NJ eredsth mrs Va
Mesler mrs NJ A K
Mathews mrs Anna r
Mason mrs Louisa
Masste mrs L
Martin mrs +
Marshall mrs W
MSch0u n oChfo w isH
Maggie
McOcok miss Ell
Mct,auil miss S
Mcclure miss Mary
Mcdonald mrs Jas
Nc III urran mrs u II
Mc4ee mrs Mary 2
Nc kennA mrs 5 Z
McWanan mrs &
Newell miss G q
Nelson mrs Capt G
Norman miss Il
Nolen miss LILA Il
Oakley mrs II
O'Oonnor miss N 2
Parrish mrs M S
PHbell mrs u w
Pevton mrs Thcs
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" TO 4 INT
small HOUSE. psa'ly furnished. for family
without ehildsen. The Furniture would b pur.
chased II desired. References Given. Address
'VlHGINIAN"
n &-ltS A this ofieA
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-" TO HIRE,
E0y the remainder of the year,a good COOK,
WASHER, and IRONER, II We cannot get
a Cook, would hire at Ironer, Washer. and
Mixer. She must come wall recommended.
FAULKNER CLARK.
fe R-3tx Near Shockoe Warehouse
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heard good story told of a joke played off
by secession wag, short time since, upon
Gen. Negley. A whisky drinking, facetious 10
ker, residing in the town OF Gooletsvilie, .
strong secesh hole, in which there never was but
one Union man, and be died. Well. this wag
wagered gallon Of whisky that he could 60 into
Nashville, and goal! over the city, notwithstand'
ing the strictuess Of Gen. Neg.ey's orders; fur.
Their, that he would see Negley personally and
talk with him. The bet was taken, and this tel-
low, whose name is..Paul, and well known. in
Nashville as violent secessionist, the next day
took flag of truce, rode into the city, saw
crowds Of his friends, rode up to headquarters OF
Gen. Negley and demanded the surrender OF the
city, stating that be was Asst Adj't Paul, and
that there were an immense quantity OF troops
readyto force he demand. Gen. Negley refused
to entertain the thought of surrender. ana
Paul returned to Gooetsville, having 'oon las Oct
Gen. n. found it out when too late-it would
not do to try that game again in Nashville
TCor. Gin. Commercial.
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s'a FROM THE SOUTH.
Correspondence Of the Columbus Spy.
THE RETREAT FROM KENTUCKY.

.',''H s' TAzEwELL, East Tenn.,l
e FpE =. iaasEl q Oct. 23d, 1852.
J Gen. Heath's Division OF Gen. E. K. Smith 3
army, reached this place this morning, and are
halted here for the present but for how long Q
time, I am unable to tell, or what our destina-
ton will be when we leave here.
We passed through the Gap yesterday even
ing, and camped at Powell's river last night
The combined armies Of Gen. Bragg and Kirby
Smith, including the forces of MCGOWAN, Ste.
phenson, and Marshall, began their retrograde
movement on the 18th inst, from Dicks river,
not far distant from Harrodsburg, Kentucky,
Gen. Bragg's forces leading and passing GU. Of
the State ahead of Gen. Smith. Many of the
men are worn out with almost constant march,
ing by day and py night, pincheda great por'
ton Of the time by hunger and thirst, having to
subsst greater portion Of the time on pump
kins and parched corn, and drinking, frequent.
ly, water from holes. How different the feel
compared with wha: they were upon their en-
trance into Kentucky two months since. % 4.
1t is unnecessary for me to say here that the
expedition Of the Confederate forces into Ken
lucky has resulted in a miserable failure. This
you have learned before now. Nor shall I give
you my opinion as to the cause of this failure
for it would be productive of no good. But
this much will say: A great responsibility Il
resting upon some one for the present state o.
affairs in Kentucky, and have heard but one
man blamed for it. Who that man is, shall
not say, for reasons that every officer and mar
connected with the Army of Kentucky will un-
derstand. -5 b..
The retreat of our forces from Kentucky wa.
attended with but little loss OF any KIND, ane
was conducted in manner very creditaoie U
our Generals, when the very bad roads owe
it was made is taken into sa1ss
water in the country through which we passed
The men have bore many severe hardships AM
privationa The country through b. which y. "
came is now, as far as subsistence Tor man an
beast is concerned, barren waste. The peopl
along the route, for near one hundred miles be
yopd Cumberland, will be compelled TO abando
their homes, and remove elsewhere to obtsi
food.
Gen. MCGOWAN has been assigned the com
mand of the forces at Cumberland Gap. tn
troops left there, ere Hillirds Legion and Ger
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THE FEcuHp1rY OF WEEDS 1t is calculated
that single pig weed, if left undisturbed, will
rinen more than 10000 seeds, each capable OF
producing successor. The seeds Of the dock
sometimes number over 5000 on single plant,
and toad FAX leaves provision for more than 49,.
600 plants the following year. Brrdock will
multiply 81 900 fold, and the common singing
nettle ripens 10000 seeds. Scarcely weed
comes to maturity without scattering from / ,O0C
to 10000 or more seeds, to injurs crops and an.
poy the cpltivator,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs. - When ped
dlers paid cent and half pound, and that
too in tin ware, for paper rags, there was little
inducement for the housekeeper to save her
scraps of cloth. But the times have changed,
and rags are now worth at least i've times az
much in cash. Every prudent housekeeper
should now save Ler rags, and old newspapers
which have hitherto been used for kindling-
The latter will readily sell for four cents and q
half pound