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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much pleas
Hg4ta Gaqsj 5eEa KpRlhz4 PiaBPs
tVer played upon, either Jn America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other fnstruments and in fact, Knabe's motto may
truly be, "EKcelsior." Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

To Msssrs MN. KEABE & Co., Baltimore II can
not but Congratulate you upon the immense progress
and Improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. III. STRAKOSCH-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

Mr. G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir ;-It gives me pleasure
70 state that consider the hnabe Piano equal to any
and superior to most instruments made in this cOun
try, especially in richnass and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more hours
of each day for two years. feel confident in recon-
mending them TO all who unRcquainted with their
iiqreat Qualities" /" am, respectfully, yours,
o. q. P. LEkNED,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

Prof II. J. NoFHNAGLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes 80 After examining
3 large number Of VIM. Knabe & Cos Piano Fortes,
unhesitRtingly pronounce them superior to any
great capacfF for sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tOhspr power have never heard excelled.
They combine With fine touch, depth, sweetness OF
tone, parity and durability"
'sThat the Knaoe Piano Ia superior to all others
made in this country, for brlianCy, sweetness, and
volume of tone, needs only 10 be heard to convince 70
the fact."-[State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
augIh:R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

Mr. GEO. A. BARUOW:-These noble Instruments
he bass is sonorous and grand the middle register
rich and sympatheto while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single flaw; the action
is smooth and marveOusly easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianOfOrte ts susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists, and capable Of rendering the finest
compositions known In this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD.
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DIR GTB "a o N

PROFESSOR OF ELECFnOPATHY AND MEDIOIEB,
0fnce-lls ssneca-St., fow doors from Superior up
Once hours from to I2and from Ito O'Clock daily
(Sundnys eXcepted.1
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EYEBY.
~ WHERE. Directions for sst Msasur0msntIsnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-23

SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1884.
"DE. J. @. AVER, HOnOred Sir:-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Theum
9tism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than
for years before, which attribute entirely to
the effects. of your Uatbartic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. METOALF."
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NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
The Situation Of Rebel Generals.
SKIRMISHING NEAR NASHVILLE

Fighting at GOldsbOro, N, G.
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Changes in RebeI Commands.
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Ni1|nymuuD Nisyzft.
moRN'a. APRJLaa 1859
The News.


We have some report at the movemsu" y.
Che enemy on the ',hsrnook hae' i'' '"'
.nur. accuracy Of waich ve cannot Vo"on'
II was stated yesterday, BY some OF inc mem
se,s of Tor sress. that the President naa re-
cs,xea tn.elli,s nce OF The landing OF large
sody of Federal troops at aqat, oreex on
SUNDAY last. The superstition Is mat they
CANA from, Warrington. Should 'he report
rr,x. c,-ra,t Il would indicate that theyIn
con, ;, n.sea 1snk m vement in the direc.
hon O, sionmond, while Mcclellan plays tbs
r.;, # e.. deecy uron The Peninsula.
fu,.her rercrt that General E~elis di
,i.,n has fallen hack from the Rsrpahan
,cok IN u ,risnsv.ns. Ii Is inferred from tn Is
,b1t. in ociion OF the forces Of Generals Jack
son a. d Eveii IL ia contemplation.
haytces from the PeriIsuls inform Us ;ha'
ne sktrmishisg continues, and our troops fee
u,rfsctly co afdeat of & victory whenever til,
enemy shall scce pit the cffsr OF battle.
Our mails from the Southwest are severa
6,,soysrsue, and we have no means Of pro
curing sny reliable intelligence from tina
quarter.
Tas telegraph has n report, drought b.
passengers" that Naahv Vile has been rstskel
bv our forces under Generals Kirby Smitl
aui Humphrey Marshall. If Huntsriuc wei
.nostituted for Nash VILE. we thouId orsdi
he report; Int as 1t is, we do not deem /. eE
ttied to belief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-22

In the House Of Representatives,, ON 8atur.
day, Mr.. Foster. of Alabama. presented y
protest asainet the act entitled Gan act 10
provide for the SAT- and expsdi ttous transpor.
t,ttoo OF troops and munitions OF war by rail.
road" which, At bis request, was entered on
the tournai mr Boteler presente the report
| Of the Joint corn mittee on the n and seal,
with rssciu. ton for the adoption Of the n &
heretofore described. After discussion, the
| SUI Ject wss Iostporei. Mr.. Miles repor ted n
| bill TO create the m e Of General Superin-
| 'endsnt OF Armories," but NO action waa
taken thereon. Mr.. Miles also reported bill
for the relief OF the legs, representatives Of
Capt. Wilkes. which was psssea. A series OF
resolutions, offered by Mr.. Lyons, In respect
70 the msmory OF Hon. John Tyler, were
adopted unanimous.y. A. the night seesicr'
the House defeated tue exemption bill, ~ tn
| Senate--yeas 81, nays 3S.
Most of the time Of the Senate yesterday YVES
| Consumed in secret session business. CON-
mi.tee Of three was appointed, to act In con-
Janetioa with three OF the members OF the
House, TO wait on the President and inioi M
him OF the intention Of Congress to atj,urn
atl2M
when ia. hour OF 10 arrived IL WIS resolved
! to CrCLoEg the oSSelyD utl wv . hhu ui-
| forwards the hour Was extended 10 three +.
Nj In order to gave the President time to
approve certain ac.s hitherto passed.
| xr Senmes. of Louis ana. called MP ths
bill 10 repeal the tariff, but the Senate did
| nos entertain hts motion.
MI. I lay. Of Alabama, called the attea ticn
Of the Eera.e 70 the necessity of electirg Il
President pro ton snd nominated X. ID. T.
Eunter, VINO was elected, the rule req uirib &
baIioupg being suspended.
| Finally, the Senat 70 adj burned Til the sec
| oni Monday in August 1t.
| The House also spent most of the day with
closed doo's. committee Of conference was
| arpoin' ed on the proposed House amend
uen. to his Exsm ption bill--namely, to re-
| ev, from the operation CT the Oonscript.on
= ct LII persons exempted by S.a.e law. The
| 10 ise finally recedei from its amendmen,
end the bill passed So it came from tn.
| Senate.
A bill explanatory OF the Conscription act,
ard bill for the organic ition OF hattaliors
| Of sharp shooters, We re passed.
The House, ats O'Clock, adjourned till the
| second Monday In August.
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AUCTION OALD0.
THIS DAY.
- eoDDlr 4 Isp1RsoN. Asss.

-
GENITAL AND war VALUABLE
RsAL EsTATB os BAotD AaD CLAv SfBssrA
TUESDAY,. tn. 12i inst eon,m.noiss II i
r. n:
lat The Broad Stree. Ho ts pro party. front.
ing 90 feet on the norm iine Of Esosd street,
near n Its Intersection with On ,trest. end
Running back lsa fee. to . wide Sllsy. Il Win
b divided Into three lots Of % feet each the
6rst Of which will b sold with the prtvilogD
Of the two remaining ones. BEING On one u
the best business streets. this ySopersy Is SUI
large public hail. It must rapidly enhance
In value with the great GROWTH Of our My.--
The buildings on the lot command an annoal
rent Of 500 Of eSfo, and with tz1fing s1psn-
diturs VIC uld yield much largsI san, % that
~ an investment 1t would Prove safe and ~
IL at present. The buildings a1e fnsured Sor
several thousand Collars.
ID That beautiful and central lot fronting
~ feet on the north line Of CLAY street., - IT,
rs feet. IL will b divided into three 6and-
Ing lots Of S2S feet each, or any one baIink
the whole could divide u into four lots q ~
feet each. These lots being In quiet Ioooooos
yet very contiguous TO the centre Of o0Anesa,
In rel fined and improving heigAborhood, ase
believed % be uuexcellsd 10e elegant pFva&s
residences. One OF them hes hgick oallA.
Ing. lccated for kitchen, under a aAnoAa
rent Of $40.
Sd. That very valuable building Lot ffoat-
the property last above named. Il fas On II
two cheap wooden buildinSs. which Woald
more than pay the interest and taxes.
TERns.-Cpe-t third cash; the ba,anco a.
and years. or all cash 1t the option Of the
purchaser. Taxes aud insurance 70 b paid
0ODOIN l. APPERSON,
spA Auctaopesrs.
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The Fight at South Mills. n &.

We are indebted TO gentleman in fors-
rnoath fo- the sutj,tned account OF the nsht
AT south Mills, n. c Oh Saturday lss!. we
learn from passenger that Capt McComss'
~ Henningsen's ar;lllery, who was killed In
me hSht, fought " 9Th the most determined
bravery, cheering mss men on and exposing
himself wi h apparel; indifference to danger.
:PoNTsMourH, April 81
| have Just sseu au In .eiiig.nt member of
Gel. WriGht's 3 1elrgia regiment, who was
ysrupdad IL tie ba. lie at south Mills, and
val. give you hurried sketch Of his state
uent )nueTriEg the-fght Three militia:neo
desssxed - the Yankees aud gave inform ton
Of our numbers, situation, &c. They landed
Friday night large Iorc- and com IT = ed
the march. Col. Wright failed 10 get InfoT-
nation Of the advaLs; until tSa urday morn
Ilg. de then hurried forward with three
companies OF infantry, an artillery company,
aud one cavalry company Reaching very
rye old field, skirted by woods, he sent for
ward some men and burnt the houses, &C.
stroyed the fences, &c. The enemy, variohsly
estimated AT from 1900 20 500, soon ap
preached unconscious OF the force awaiting
them.
AS soon rs they came within long range, the
arillery opened with terrible enec> upon hen,
and after siiencing their battery our guns
ceased firing, that we might induce them TO
charge Thinking that our battery was dtsa.
tisu, they made "A furious charge, not know
that there were iniantrymen waiting to re-.
CelFe tnsm When aoout 200 yards from rs,
our men were ordered 10 dre, and after firing
about fifteen rounds, loading on the ground
and rising on the knee 10 fire, the enemy f.ed
Of 10 the right and broke for the woods.
Uoi. Wright, fearing T. flank movement, an
not having his wagon con tanning the ammu-
milton, retired In good order TO cur enuench-
rneGts. We hear that the enemy have now
retrsated TO their gunboats. Relnfor cements
Gave been sent 10 Col. Wight. he and his
men f0nght with the most determined cour-
TN side the lOsd fICm zig Mt 10
twelve killed, and about thirty wounded.
The enemy's loss il estimated at from BOO IN
too. All Of our wounded were brought CT
the Had bat Lieut.. Wilson. T. III.
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From Corinfh

ATausrA, April 2l.-TEe Memphis Appeal. Of
she 1lta inst says tn at In the engagement CT
the Tuesday sf.er the battle Of Shiloh, be.
tween dstach ment OF Col. FORESTS cavalry
aod the eneny's advance, the Federal loss
was $50 killed and wounded. The Confede-
rate loss was 10 killed and wounded. Colon el
rrsst was painfully but not da, gerously
wounded.
The Columbus (Ga Times has dispa;ca
dated Mobile, 18th inst, which Gays hat all
was quiet at CorintE. The ensmy are going
down the Tennessee river now.
fThe most Of this has besn published
beior',, showing that the mall can sometimes
be ahead Of the tele sraph.1
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~ JAABS H. TAYLOR / S01. AsAtssAsvs,
4 UMiNISTRATUR'S SALE OF VAI.lJ.

A DN lNISTRATUR'S SALE OF YAIu..
"A ABLE REAL KSTATE, TU0ETHER
PLsBES7s, fussIrUAE. 10, on the UAASBes
Jity road, near New Market, In 6snYico
County:
As administrator. with the will anAe4ed,
oeed q sell. on TTEsbHY, TIE ia 81 Apri,,
commepcing at IL O'Clock A. n, the very
valuable estate, located In Henrtco county,
ON the Charles Oity road. near New 0Axkes.
and adjoining the estates known - "OuPl's
Neck" and "Oamp Holly" and being ~ late
re sidepce OF Stephen b. sweeney, deceasod.
1t contains about 900 acres OF Land, o1aos
aa OF vnicn = cleared and t 10 An s1sssss
wooded. The growing crops ev1dDnCo ne
high state OF Improvement Of this fA1m. .
large portion Of the Cleared land having been
fallowed for corn. The entire pESmiees a1s
we'll enclosed, and 10 supplied With an
abundance of water.
The improvements couAist OF an excollent
dwelling: ntchsn, stables: barns ss: carriage.
potters' clay. tosssnsr wi& Slin. SalldiaCs.
and every facility for conducting the pottery
The location Of this property IL vary dlGira-
ble-is located In an unexceptio1eAle neigh
borhood, and 10 particularly healthy. IL vii
b surveyed. and If dssred will b. divided
70 suit the views Of bidders.
NJ Immediately afssr the sale Of the real
estate, will be sold the entire pertst BILE pro.
perry, consisting in part Of 100 bdlhsls a
Wheat, 200 barrels Of Uoru, ShuaoA, FodI,
Straw. &C.; II valuable Mules and dsV01
Mich Cows, Hogs, sheep. co.; large lot OF
Farming Implements, such a. Wagons Carts.
Ploughs. Harrows, Harness, &c. AJso, one
Wheat Reaper, nearly new.
TnRMs.-for the real sstatn, one-thiHd
cash the balance at l aud ynPfs, for nags-
table notss. With interest add, and sec1fsd
by q trust deed. The purchasQe to ny Tia
taxes for 1882 For the personal prop3tSy, All
sums Of go and under cash over that
table notes. with interest added, and sAsis-
factorily secured.
GEO. D. PLEAHANTH,
Admir- Of Stephen b. Sweeney, dec'e.
JAS. II. TAILOR 4 SoH, Auo0.
p. 6.-n the weather should prove nnfl-
vorAble on the day Of sale, the sale Wl0 no.
take place, but viii be postponed, OF Whae
- notice will bN RiYou ans
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AN ACT PROVIDING FOB THE Ex.
"A EMPTlON UF OE aTAIN PARTIkS
Upon RELIGIOUS GROUNDS PASSED

A AOT fkOElDlNd EOH THE Elk.
Upon RELIGIOUS GROUNDS. PASSED
MARCH 20, 1862 BE IL enacted b. the
General Assembly Of Virginia, That when.
ever, upon application for exemption to the
Board Of Exemption. It shall appear to said
emption Is bora fife prevented from bearing
arms by the teness OF the Church to which
said applicant belongs, and did actually be.
long at the passage of this act and farther,
that the SAID applicant has paid TO tbs Sheyid
Of the County or collector OF Taxes for the
city or town in which said applicant resides
the sum OF five hundred dollars, and in addi-
lion thereto. the sum OF two per cent. OF the
assessed value OF said applicants taxable
property, then the said Board. on the rresen.
tston OF the receipt Of said cfiicers for said
! moneys. and after the said applicant shall
| have taken an oath or afHrm alton that he will
| sustain tho Confederate Government. and
viii not in any way give aid and comfort to
tie enemy OF the said Confederate Govern
ment, then the said Board shall exempt said
applicant: Provided, That whenever such
party may be unable. or shall fail to pay the
( said sum Of I'VE hundred dollars and the tag OF
two per cent. on their property. he shall be I'm
| pioyed when liable TO military duty) iu tn
capacity Of tsamstsrs. o, in such other char
ac'er as the service may need. which does o,
require the actual bearing Of arms and pro
vided, further, that the persons 90 exempted
90 surrender % the Board Of Exemptton all
| use.
= Tho SHERIFF. and Collectors Aforesaid
.aaii account for all moneys received under
tsxes.
| - Said Board Of Exemption shall certify to
| we auditor OF Public Accounts lists Of tho
pSisons % exempted, and copies ofsthe Sher-
tseon money. In order that the Auditor may
cnxIgs the omcer with the amount % col.
| lected Prcvt1od, The HheriRs commission
paid IN der this act
This act snail be In force from its passage.
A copy from the rolls-Teste.
WIN. =. GORDON. Js..
u. II. d andK. OR.
By JoHN T. OowAH. Deputy.
Ap H-dltkc3t
NJ Country papers Of the eSato copy tAree
times.
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Isiand No. Tel.

AuaUaTA, hpri si.-Ihe Memphis Appsa,
says that tho capturing OF Island No. 10 was
effected on Tuesday, the ssh ms. Our men
threw their guns In the river. spiked the can
Mons. and seuttled the floating battery and
transports. About 900 es,aped it Is es:i-
mated tina. 1000 were taken prisoners.
The floating battery, according to the Yam.
he. r,parts, elsewhere published, was cap
tured anu if this be SO, the work Of scuttling
mu.t have been very imperfec ~ performed.
As to our estimated loss of 1900 men, 1t IL
far above the number c! aimed by the Federal
Commander Foo,e In his oftca. d spatch
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS

Nashville Reported to DO Re-taken.
ususrA, April 3i.--The Mobile 7vtLn~e. OF
Saturday, says that psssen gers from u, rtnth
report that rumor was current there tina,
Nashville had heen retaksn ny Qeas. Kirby
Smith and Humphrey Marshall. The 7,tbnn,
credits the report. and says, also. that ,oes
prisoners were taken.
It'll believed at Oorinth that the enemv
was evacustirg his position there, and going
to the eunb boats.
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By +. b. COOK, Auss.

(T PAIR OARRIAGB HOHSHs. &c, Al
AUUT1ON.- Ga TUESDAY, Ed inst. - och.
will sell at the residence Of F. +. 0lssso~. Nec.
On Ssh. between Main and Gary suesta, ell his
,hs sac sass a. so,ss sr:
robes, Bureaus, Bedstssds, Wsshstands, Dteg1s-
Brussel, and Ply Carpets, Mattresses, Ae., 70
gether with many articles in the housokosP1ng
line. Most excelisut ass sFtr ent Of KiseAen 4U-
n,ure, amongst which Is . very superior COOKING
ktove.
Aftss which viii be cold pair Of vssy gentle
Carriage Horses. =. D. COOK,
ap19 AuctooeW.
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The Late Major Thomas Is. Monroe, Of
Kentucky

We notice the death of this distinguished
soldier and gen tleman a. the great rattle vi
Shiloh. He fell on Monday afternoon, living
about two hours after his wound, evincing
On the language of General Breckinridxe
the mos! determined bravery. The Kentucky
delegation in Congress speak Of him in the
highest praise, and regarded him as one OF
Ihe first men 10 the whole Western army.
tie was the grandson OF Gen. John Adnir
and the son OF Judge T. Is. Monroe, formerly
Of Kentucky, but now Of the Confederate
States, and was by education and iaheri:apc e
d 50 der and a statesman, and in all mis- d.
pertinent, 10 friend and foe: ever the gentle
man and scholar Soon after Kentucky was
invaded he volunteered his services, and
was immediately appointed Msjor in the 4th
Kentucky regiment. which was afterwe rds
attached 70 Gen. Breckin ridges brigade. He
was married 10 daughter of Judge 0rier, OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States, aud
shortly before Major Monroe left Frankfort
she proceeded, under his advice, to the home
Of her father In Philadelphia, where she m us,
receye this sad Intelligence. She will, OF
course. be surrounded by those who do no,
sympathiIe with the Southern cause, but we
trust by those WHO, admiring the brave, the
great, and the honorable II IN in every posi-
ton. will extend to hei oil the sympathy
which her bereavement demands. If they
Will extend to her bnt 1.-THE Of the sympathy
which his hoaorsd father receives here in his
afietlon, there will, at least, be some ali evia.
tion for her truly irrepaJ able loss.
Governor Johns on {says the dispatch from
Gen. Breckenridge announcing the death OF
hsIor Msnroe) b al bsen wounded and taken
prisoner; but Captain Monroe, who was also
wounded In the same battle, says he fell fight.
ing in the ranks OF his company. We are
sorry to be disposed to credit the latter state.
ment, for Governor johnson had often ex
prssssd his deter mi na tion never to be taken
priscner-that he would sooner die upon the
field; yet 1t is possible that though Captain
Monroe may have q better knowledge of his
fali than Gen. Brecxinridee could have had,
Jet, whilst he supposed he was killed out.
risht, he may have been 50 disabled as that he
could hight no longer, and was thus again st
his Will taken prisoner. This may b un.
known to Captain Monroe, who left with the
wounded for Memphis, from whence he tele.
s'aphed thess facts; but 1t may have become
known 70 Gen. Breckinridge, who remained
a'oorin,h, that Governor johnson was cap.
'ureo N his wounded con dition,
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y ia. n. TlZkQRA SON. lsssssns~s.

NJAS. ~. TlZk0R 4 10N. lss'ssas~s.
CMAIL FRAkED TEN1NENT AND
- fOf or l7FH Oh vALEHY ST, ApJAosET
70 RHs OHD DIsTILt1Ev. ~ AgofIoI We
Will ssll upon the prenises on tHIDA sne
s day 2, 4S notss s sss
lot. on tba west side OF 18th street, near
to Old the Distsilery. 1t contains fonr FOOD
room End 10 adapted fbr smAlt sl1sd IAN /.
ny, ~, The lot fronts 40 feet and runs back 10
TEsHs-Une- third, cash tbs balance at 9
AND II months. for negotiable notes. with In.
tsrest added and secured by n trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR = SON,
hp2l Auctioneers.
1--WE VALU ABLE BUf1.DINd lots on
wssTHAM PLAHk. RQAD, At ArorIos,
Will sell. upon the premises. on WEDNES-
DAI, the isd day q AHril; commanding At Y
on the Son.h side of the Wes,ham PianS
Road, and jus. Above tbs residences Of Charles
Phillips, Eco. They front 81 feet each. and
uu back $50 fee TO an alley 10 feet wide. The
location Of the property renders 1t valuable
for stores or dwellings.
TsRxs.-Ona. third cesh; the balance at q
and II mon tbs, tor negotiable notes, with in
terest added. and secured oy trus 81 deeda The
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SOn, Aucts.
Immediately after tho above, will Re sold, q
large vacant lot. at the Intersection Of Cherry
and Dover streets, 60 BY 100 feet i; ~ !. sox
apH
4 BEAUTIFUL 90 L a Il + RESI-.
"A DENCE on MOUNT PLEASANT, Opposite
20 IooxErTs, AZ Auor1Qs.-We Will sell upon
III premises, on THURSDAY, the Gath day
Of April, commencing st n O'Clock p M, the
beautiful COTTAGE RESI- DENUE now In
The occupancy Of Mr. VIM. Stage. 1t con-
sains 81 ven comfor table rooms, with kitchen
and ali necessary ont.bui,Gings--all in good
ordef.s The lot fronts 70 feet on East Main
street, AID rEps back l25 feet The premises
are oesusifu1'y located, aud command fne
view # James river and rhs surrounding
country. There il also ATTACHED a garden
with q choice selection of yourg frui. trees.
TERMs.-One- third cash tbs balance at SIX
and twelve months, for uegoti BILE notes,
With interest added, and secursd by q trust
deed The purchaser TO pay the taxes and In.
aura nee for 1852.
JAS. nj. TAYLOR SON,
ap17 Auctioueers.
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Prisoners at Chicago-Captain Guys
ARTILLERY.

We have been favored with the perusal of
aieitsr from Mr.. q W. Allen, Jr.. member
I" Guys Artillery. now prisoner OF war At
lamp douglas. Chicago, H., TO bis father in
a wy Inc company was for the most
. m Doochiand county. and beiug
"''oaoa 70 ono OK the Virginia resim en- t. On :
saeel IN .ae battle asFors Donelsou, sixty.
.uee % INC emoefs were taken d. souer,
oy ioe enemy, Including the Commissioners
omoers. For the Information OF their friends.
many Of whom raAide in Richmond, we xuh'
lotn list Of those who were at Camp Dopr
ISIS on the 9TH Of March, the da te OF Mr. Allen ;,
letter.