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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

TERMS OF ADvERT1sING.
TWELvEsOuD LINLs OF NoxPGRrrL, ION or txcH, )os
LESs, NAKE A SQUARE

- -SfEciAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
. AS-feariy Advertising on reasonable terms aeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
Ai"dvertiasnents from transient persons or rang
ers, TO Le pad for iH adrdRcs.
business Canis not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or 50 for six months but for shorter period uothiDR
viii be counted lesA than n square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
tue Advertiser own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prsons Rs
veil aS all legal advertisements, and advertisements
otauGtton sales aud real estate, sent by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with writteI
directons will be inserted until forbid aud charged
accordingly.
Notiees for Political Meetings to he charged In all
eases At full rates.
Marriages NOticesOf Funerals, and aBnoncemsnts
OF sermons, so cents each, nOuviI-'59
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TOTAL ASSETS, $2l0I.IOO OF
A1aeta, JnMMarY 4, lBDO.

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
or Losses have Teen paid by tho RtnA Insurance CO
ia the past II years.
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Wholesale Grocery
GEN'L COMMISSION BUSINESS

At No. 5S Mhu-St, in the room formerly occupied by
Baker Hopkins
WerespectfuIly solicit the the attention Of Trade
JAS. MAXWELL, late firm Paxton, DOnlou 4 Co.
TlIOS. J. CAMPBRLL, late with List 4 Howell.
GEO. Il. TINGLE, late with Lat Howell
JAnS-69.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
RnnE1 PRooLAs1Ar1oNs.
Rare and Original Dosnment.


We are indebted to Senator Gather for
original copies OF the subjoined rare con-
tributions to the worlds Literature. They
are the production of the captain ofa gang
Of robbers and horse thieves in the ALLIE
ghauy Mountains. They ws7e found in the
possession of one James r. Parsons (lamil-
iarly known as "Tanner Jtm'0 who was
wounded and captured somewhere near the
Pendleton county line, bys company under
Lieut.. F. A. Gather of the Second Virginia,
who have been scouting in that region with
" view of breaking up the gang. These
papers bear the marks of having been post
ed on trees with wooden pegs driven into
the bark, tNeks being non rst. Their CHR
Ography is almost as remarkable as the
OrthographY and rhetorical style, both of
which are beyond precedent. notwithstand-
ing the many similar gems that have been
unearthed during the progress of the war.
We print them verbatim, spellatim and all
other "atims," but ofcourse nothing short
of a lithogsaph could tothem complete jus.
ltce.
1t will be seen by the first that the
Federal Generals are not the only ones who
eau write wonderful rrOclnmations. 1t is
addressed to all creation, that is "all men
that don't Be long to the dry fork COmpa-
ny, and we imagine that but a compare.
lively small part of the human race does
belong to it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

llllS lUlu Jay oil OcL 1861.
hear BY Notify all men that don't Be
long to thedry fork Company such as Robes
Tyres theAvs and ialcs dispatch Barrowes
that has nsurped tue power of the. officers
this dry fork Company and all SOW Soti-
fy such men Never to set foot of the soil of
said Dry fork Such as Read White Blue and
many other that could name Unnecessary
at other ways shOlder thear wepou and de-
fend this Country in which they ar leading
Enmey in on us at the time Wee Need them
they fey to south to Refuge and leav us to
stand Bcfor the miserable misCrehnts and
herelings of the North to purputrate thear
dark deed on a portion of our country wee
will oppose them with all the means that
the god of Battle can place in our power
But not to defende those Robes to purpi-
trHte thear dark deeds and US stand the
Blunt Now man come in this Company and
Control them on les sent By proper Athor-
ity from them in a Command ifthey do the
wadgeOus of sin is deth And the wadeious
Of such is death
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oPFICERS.

Capain, James c. White; Ist Lieutenant,
John W. Daugherty; 2nd do. George NJ.
White; lst Sesgsnt, George c. MonleI
2nd do, Robert N. Snortls; 3rd do, Isaac
Jones; 4th do, Jacob Gasho 9Th do,
Andrew Mclaughlin; lst Corporal, Clark
Smith End do, John GasaWay; 3rl do,
Thomas II. Mckee; 4Ih do, John N. Glen
mons 9Th do, Robert Waugh; Olh do,
John Rien; 7thdo., Daniel Dnngherty 8tli
do, WILDER F. Dorenney.
{ ~ MUSICIANS.
Drummer, Isaac Kelly; fiEsr, Th1dius
Clark IFagonet3 Alvin ". Hall.
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PIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RakS accepted terms consistent with Veucy aud
fair profit.
ESPeeidlattsHifOhg gfDsm to iREErdHesof lYELLLNGS
aHd COatsEts for te'Ws Of one Are ystirt.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
aud uninleCruptsl through Hoeona Of financial stu.
shine aud ariOds sVentful In enpt from
sWSoplnY eOnhhsTAtiOnS aud maritime disaster. BE-
nE long established ona cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system affect in material particular
During "hAri times the security OF reliable Insu
AneO Il an imperative dnly-the ability Of property
OIdsES to sustain loss being then much lesseneI.
Policies issusl without delay, and all business at
tended to with ItsPAtch aud Hdeitty, by
n. q. ARTHUR, Agent,
ONCE over the hank OT Wheeling.
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MUSICIANS.
l'RINArRs.

James N. Burns, Ff 0derick Bcher, David
W. Baker, Theodore Buchalore, Farcn
Brien, James Calbaugh, William H. Cham
bers. William Crawford, John C. Coming.
ham, John COgan, Jnmas Caldwell, Euras.
tus Carrines, Charles S. DAVIS, Levi p.
Davis, James u. Davis, Shaderack Davis,
James S. Davis, Samuel Dunlap, William
Eier, John b. Gallespic, James Gallespie,
Henry II. Green, james Haley, William
Hanley, lIorAtio p. Hamilton, James n.
Jones, John Jeffrey, Sophaney Keller, Da-
vid Ranes, Cornelius H. KimberMnd, VIM.
]. Miller, James W. hurry, James McNab.
John McSab, William McCatTerty, Alex
ander Ii. Martin, Thomas Miller, Thomas
D. Merryman, Ebenzer McElrOy, Burney
Mckeeser, David l.. holland, John Nelson,
Joseph NOiAnd, Peter o. Hanliu, William
Plumer, Samuel Patterson, George d. NJ.
Price, George PrNtheT, Trnvilla A. Russell,
James a. Russell, Edward s. Robinson,
William G. Roberts, Perry S. Ross, Wash.
inglOn L. Robinson, Henry G. Stock, Ben
jamin T. Shearer, Samuel Still. George D.
Taylor, Andrew J. Thompson. Ebenzer
Thompson, Jacob Updegraf, Martin WAL
tiers, Edwin Wells, Sylvester Walter and
William II. Wilson,
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Company B-1st Va. Regiment.
CAMP KEYS, \.
Romney, Va, Dec. IL, 1861,

Editors Laielligenesr:
Gents-Eu1lOsed you wi find copy of
the muster roll of company d, lst Regi-
ofNirginia Volunteer Infantry, commanded
by Captain James q. White Of Wellsburg,
Brooke County, Virginia. Sixty-three Of
the members of company B, were at the
time Of enlistment citizens of Virginia,
fourteen Of Ohio and nine OF Pennsylvania.
Respectfully yours,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-28
NOTICE.

70 Jas Walsh, Edward Walsh, Marsafet wash.
Mary steen, Mary Arsbeila stecn, Mary P yors
aud w. YoTs. hes hssbsad n syearss fovs So
Jso Yors. har ha,b.rd. Ad,eJ 0ssstsyy Dssses
known heirs sod u John O.Hourks, dsesas-
;ss 4: WV :...t..,, ssas.a V. .e:,: . =.
Sressbs . Johs Iusasess D1rks = aslsa -. Ssay.
Ing a hsvs nistaas sesres4 = ~ sKi6tsel Aesd
Of partition betweth Jeln 0,nalks sd pstsiek
dawn - 49, = tssasss 10 essns11a = slsss No.
. ~ Dsesse NJ pssti ~ ~ nssl nees1 1vaet
in county lsws, and 10 decree ~ Wsss he1f Of
lows. % hsvs beloneed tspdsS AID 14sd Of
partlsonl 70 Patrick walsh sad the East han OF MD
Lot sight lei 70 have bslcnasA 70 John OHousAs; ~
30 prenG yss - eesesnasiee q the zst hslt sid
letSi6 ~ iHpetlstonsf. 10 cIs1ms tbe SINE un6er
dssds from 5skn O'kusSks as1 mss ths hstrs Law
of ssid Patrick Walsh, deceased. and Of said John
O'RossAs, dssssssd, BE- forsves sscpreA and barred
e ..sf aS sss s.sss e , y .ne 70 lot sss
said partitions 1AeA PRAYED 10 b corrected and
..o!assd p sAs Aserees = sasd cssrs
Now each or The shove psnsA Ssfendsps, are n
qsivtd - spp<ar md anSve this petition ~ pf
de seesa6 dsy Of the nsxs tsm u asiA court 70 be
hsi4 % @. nrst Monday 81 septsnsss. H. u Kso-
::s a.r s:.. ~ , !. :, :s a.s.
= =. " - i. sccff HOW'LL.
selicibss for Piainti1.
approved By the eosrt tAs - u February. MI
ana esAsset = b. pubhs In - Aily Cats City,
Newspaper published q ksoksk. Iowa, for ssx cas-
secutive weeks.
ERIE j. LEIGH,
Clerk " District Ceurt.
by EpwARp MtMn, Deputy.
nyrtF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC NRWS
LATEST FROM ISLAND NO. 10
THE FioHr sr1Ia core ON.

mosths. MARCIA 50 "a speoial alss.a,eh m
The Advertise and Rrsssss, nom Memnh,. az.
.e"' sne oomnardrncut Of Island No. 10 con-
separately. day and nisht. Thu warm
ettAcs 10 directed al Hooker's battery. Tn.
t~eassderate work knes deep In water. d,.-
Playing sreas ulor. The loss ON our e,da II
shsnt Two Of the Anemv'. nj boats Arr
csrtainlr sunk,
eCensy are moving down the west side
" 'as ffssf, thronSa swamps and backwatev,
ca cue outs. They have four saw mills a,
work mailing lumber 70 build boats. The
island IL amply prcvisicaed for the siege, and
'he Oonsedsratss are In good sp,rsts.
[ssooso DIsPArGn
MsMPsis, March 25.-Informat!on was re-.
csissd from Island No. 10 last night, The
cam anading on Sunday last was very heavy.
Two OF The Yankee .gunboats have been de.
ssrosed. One was sunk below Hickman the
other went down In sight Of the leland. nur
troops on the isla nd are in excei,en. spirtn
They declare that they can hnld ,hs.r posi-.
ton against the world.
The e7smy's land forces ut New Ma drtd ere
at ao.eoa. Sixty Of them came
down In small be oats, through the swan o. 10
dayoso, AID captured seven c~itizsns. formerly
attached TO Gan. Thompson's army.
Yesterday the Confedsrasa scouts a. 10 {.
rtath capture one hundred artillery horses
belonging to the Yankees. We were com.
PEELED to leave the guns, az the enemy were
close q: hand. and only the hor. es could be
safely gotten away.
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DIED.

IN Friday. Slst inst, In HsevSco county. at
tHs residence OF her nieoA, Mn. J~osArAino
0oodson, a1ter a nAinful iltness, which ehe
bore WITH Onrtst 40 ETutude, Ira. MATILDA
n. IOkJ,Y, IN the "a ysar o. lsf seH.
SreWetl, ouv doArW' aassoT,
Your sa6sginss ara at an snlt
Your saviour smiled apen ypp,
And called yoo home &c Oval.
EexewsAt. o. dearest Ann1,
fonr ain lotions Wsr~ svvtre.
AM sooner than axpee,ed
We ware Gale = 20 she'd a tear.
Farewell. our dearest friend
1our saviour CALLED you home:
lis there we h7pe r. meet you.
And with you forever bloom.
J.. III. l.. q.
At the Maryland Hosnital. Oh the ssh la.
etans. Oh ARLES MOOaE. aged Is ysayv.
formarly of Balttmo ore, but late II
"a e.h Texss regiment.
his funeral will take place from the hosui.
tai, corner OF - b and Uary ss., at 3 O'Clock
r.. A., this slssrnoou,
Oa the evening ct the Ssh inst, FRsDER.
lEK W. KtB%lN. sxsd - years.
His relatives and friends are In vited 70 at.
tend his %fansra', on Thu day eveatng, s7th
Grace street.
On te asth mt, ANNA THERESA, ss,d
! vssr IL mortts and 8 days, onlY d.urhteS Of
AleIandtr and Anna FL stte.
Asr fua~rsl will tAas place to-day, q half.pss
/: o'&ocs. from hss fathers residence, o. Byrd,
betwean 9Th AMI l0th s.xxets. The frjsn4s Of the
family are Invited o stead.
L. this city, on the I7th inst, Of neumcnla
ROBERT w TSELi. y. n, sus veon Of tha ath
Resslsens South Tar ,lins volunteers.
- Nhs.e tor p.nera lss = cr~y
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SUPPLEMENTAL Report

We have before us he Supplemental Re-
p1'ot the Secretary Of War with reference
- me efehauga CT prisoners. and &C, cin
paired By tie oorres eondeuce between 0ep
"Y"H Nenoo Oh lis part OF the Confederate
H"es, ana issn- Joan (. Wool far the Gov.
err OF the United States.
The nat proposition fCr en- exchange of
lfieahers was coz tanned Ia a letter from Gen
Wool ~ Gen. AnGer. under date Of IS b OF
Eeerasrr, 1882. which pro position was agreed
% oy Ga Government, and the basis Of a
e-stei enbrai;tee, which was aec.p.sd .rnt.
e"aaaity by the fepreseu tative Of the trn,,ah
siates. Upon couferripg with his 9ovsrn.
msnt however. lila Instructions were AZ
easngsd thal the end in view wAs dAfeafsd
terminated.
The sseEerar. Of War concludes his report
s!'h a recon- melda;ioa that such Of onr own
"H1.as IS are row subject o parole bs die.
'hSEsed. We givs the concluding paragraph
II ihsa accommodation:
.eIsh~t thai "a remark thai 1t seems scarcely
p'1fio'e hat there stculd be any further ex-
raahHeef prisoners duYiDg the war. W. can
- no pris5Lers With any expectation Of
x,siPtoeiSy, Ah1 Gan baye no Yelia0co GU IN
SapHaise9 thai % Y be made. submit, how.
"'',, fhat II is h9. bare justice TO ourselves
as@.Afs c.sch srged such Of onr W cif-
!a.ss - ats aow LusJeet t parole. and 80 70
,--Sf'e ne eastay. aa1 tnerssfer IN on .e-.
s,n no Propositions on the set1 e. ~ .be
'e'sas+ I ar~laop~s., rve.1s 81 c4ff.e-ey
~ = f2N - rst5 eAf sr
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NOTICES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
EDyUrAAT AND INSPECTOR q EN. IS Sbfrto

WAR DEfARTMENr
EDJUrAHT AND IssPEcTok 9EN IS (lFTIoI,f
Richmond, March "a, 1863.
ENERAL ORDERS, No. Is All leaves
NJ Of sbsence and farloughs, from what
ever source obtained, are revoked and ON.
GERS and men absent from duty, excsp. on sur.
geon's certhcats OF disability, will return at
once to their respective commands 1t Ia with
extreme reluctance tina, the Department
a~opts = measure which deprivcs our patriotic
soldiers OF the relax ition they havs so well
earned bat the enemy presses on every side,
nnc the necessities OF the ser vice demand new
illustrations OF that noble self dsnsat which
haA been.so many times evtnced since the com
mencement OF Cur struggle for independence.
The burroughs OF all who have engaged for
tbs war, which are thus cursatled. will be ex
tended hereafter, when circumstances permit.
But, judging from the past, no fears are en-
tertaaned Of an unwilling response TO this
CALL Those who have 20 many times proved
their devotion to their country. cannot be In
different or backward in this hour of her
grea test need.
BY order Of the President.
8 COUPEB,
NH 77-st Adjutant and lnsps ctor Gen.
AIR 4 INSP. HnNAkAL'B UfFiUe,t
Riehmnod, Mach seth. 1867. ,
CPEOIAL OAD1RS No. o.
VII. The 9ilttar Dep Aetmsut OF Henrico, IA
leg tina commend o. 0risa iier .4enaral j. a.
Wilder, IL extended ~ inc uds the & ~ Of Peters
burg, AID the a j1tnicg AMI surrounding couuFy
to the aistapxe Of ten mi =.
By commanA Of the Secretary ri War.
JOHN W1TaEKS,
NH n ASST Ad,r General.
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mo in r1or.a.-

S~AvAEsAn. March 8.-TAs Savannah RpxS.
aess- Of th.s morning, says that ths Yankee,
are IN full poesesrioa Of s.. JONAS rtvvr.
Florida About 3.6oo Fedsfals ass q JaoA.
sonstus. fla. Thsy hAvs tern up ths raii.
read track, ard ass ssins the Iron In the Dc
Fence OF the city.
Another special dispascA 10 the same pars,.
Tom Bald win. Fla .ssya thAaa q small detach-
msnt Of Confsderates stole npon the Yankee
guard At jackson Vile. Killing D ri and cap.
turing three. x.isut. Strange, Of The Con.
fc&erate party. VA. w~ueded. and, IL ID
feared, moftaily.
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Yankee Account from North Caro-
lina-R eported Destruction OF
the Nashville.

NosRoLx. VA, March 7o.-We have the
folio from Fortress Monroe, dated ESD
March s
"The steamer chancellor, Livingstone ar
rived nom Hsttsras last fshtand briggs in.
~teilissnco that Immediately after the occupa-
ZION Of Nswbern, the expedition started TO
0sa4sort, n. q. Tia. place was found 70
aaw sesn svacnated b fore our (Fedsrai)
troops approached. For Macon was blown
Up ~ ne rsosls, and Inc rebel steamer Nash.
viiie wes hnrns the day Cen. Bsrnstde ocoa-
plea Nswosrn. II has been ascsr4ainsd that
10 eoa fsesi troops are now on the road from
doafsooro', to reinforce Eh+ rehels, ~ 81 r.
barn The ssearsas 1sstles a!iaes isssns !. -
'r-ss .t'Rics ~ EAisrss on rs go srsgeh
sfs6 Gaa1is-sad psssfrae
esnesD p3seafea 4
T41vos, Men ~-1As ..nasssa us@.
teaeftsa 81 serf saisAsoxs ara tns sesner
eyasl TeHa ~ confirmed.
Col sexar. e Qrsssatattye sleet ron 4ees.
mae District, Va, arrived here this norninr.
and conAf1stA tts1olAssncs az the destruo.
lion ofshs #pftvatsss Nsshvaie. snds % Fort
Macon, by Ne Ssbsls.
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Sensible Order.

las o~deT we pubiiSh below Will commend
issf 10 s~~Ry rejecting leTs3n. 1t is well
s-cwn tnef !; As Necessary 10 have the utmost
.Yzh@m ~ the management OF railroads, to
r.mots the safety OF persons ard the maxi
m1in efficiency q the machinery. TIC the
superintendent, who is best scquain ted with
.5- movement 81 ths traias. the condition Of
'he rcillaE STOCK and read, the grades. length
q turnouis. ara capacity Of The several waier
sJatCL-, ard TO him GlGns, tie subordinate OH
asrS look fer oTusrsi and when such oroers
sEe intel AIRED With or countermanded by mill.
ts-y onicefs. We are sure The In terssts OF the
Ncnfsderacy aust suftsr. Where the traIe.
p3rtatIon Is so great as il ass been duiiug the
Rar, il Is impossible 70 & C: 1t w;thout the
hes, system, and any interference. how ever
good the Intentions, may, and probably
viii, prevent such sys:em from being carried
out Whenever. a. il this order, the whole
responsibility resis on The superintendent, we
may confidently say, ill that can be tone to-
wards expediting Hovsrnmentdem1nds. with
tht facilities ST HAND, will be. This order
leaves ne military men TO do the fighting, aud
,heeuperiu epdaEt Is aicne to do The running In
which capacity we are sure they will each do
heir part well. Like all other orders sma-
10 Ling tEf1A iS eStisc ID cACOstrAty Au0 villa
no dcubt give universal satisfaction to the
railroad ofhJers throughout the Confederacy.
H~sApquARrEss. KIcsAosn, YAK
March 90, 1889.
HeHGei Orders. 10. /.
lo asoii LIE q &na5t, IL not tne certainty,
If ittqaent collisions, and the. conse1 uent de.
siTacion Gil e AID pieTertT. as veal us OBJ
straeiLoa u ala transportation, Ii Is absolute
iy necessary Thai taa movements OF railroad
rains shoal ID be uader eRe Gadtstdcd con :roI.
These consider&tioIs ma Ge Ii / imperative Il at
et trains should be reg 1 ted il their move
mshis and speed oals by their conductors and
sUginters. IN accordance With the regulations
AID tiIne-sasiss of The company. All the
Operations 81 Z Toad should 10 controlled by
's superintendent, OF other authofiSe ed ON
Ger, aud ali oTdeBs Tor pJrt AtloL ofevery
and, and the movement OF every train, will
be directed through him. when the e1igen-
cles OF The service demand a variation from
the reguiar schedule. Disr egaro of this rule
Will .neviIacIy ba attended With disas.fo us
~p sqaepcsS
~ order of Gen. X. <. Lse.
W. Il. Tar LOB, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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BY JAS ii. TAYLOR SON, Asatesssrs.

BY JAS. II. TAYLOR 4 SON, ASctosseSs.
THE VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN AS
oE T rWEasS @ssTaa Hs T rns ssHsH;15oI
TILES WEST OF hfCnFnoFD, AT AUOL
riON.-kt the REQUEST of John A. Hu.chesons
ESQ. who contempiates purchasing q larger
THURSDAT.t1 day Of March. irorne-
diAteiy afrertl ct Mr.. B. ". Hszahss
farm, s.y esi !. +. H.. 'he very vs,aa
ole aad stsrae ,ys Farm, AEcwn as " Wtuas
hem PiaRk-I ,ad, edi1in,2s Il lands CT Gen.
Hr. Il. Ricaardson, Capt. John 2. Wren,
and c'hets, three niles fTop the city, nov In
the occupancy of mr. Hutcheson, and ~
taiaing $50 seres OF very ais My improved
lard, which will produce rs bushels OF wheat.
ur 70 barrels "a corn 10 the acre. II fronts thu
E~esta1nfsPiaak- rOad a.d extends baek -
james k.ref, irciudinG 20 acres OF River ~
adapted 70 milling aud ot0sr DufacturtnG
sites. There are uron this. farm two vsluar
be ornrries, err Of which Is paying . hard
eIEne profit. I4are are 50 acres Of yoo4
Lsnd Of virgin Owe The in p~roveMsnm
consist of q large Us Alag, 40xD sat, c0n-
sa.aiDE 10 comfortable rooms, brick Kitchen.
secmmoaa4 ldEcrses. . Barns, UarriAse-
Eonss, ST cas-, and 5ysIy 0ecen-
sary o~r..hNRcing, all new and In good order.
upon tae place ars two SPRING. and I'VE
Wells cf excellent Water, end an Orchard Of
select frni.. The entire rr einises ara Welt en-
closed With sabs&sNtsal oA fencing, and much
a,ts.tion has been paid 10 Its .drstnaEe. Tia
growing crops evidence the high state Of ira.
proven snt Of .h.s.fEm and persons desiring
&c Aeurs laId, ether for farming or garden
iug PURPOSES, Or as an Ia ye3t-asnt, would DO
well 10 attend thc ale. Persons ere Invited
20 Gail anu examine Inc prsUises before IN
say Of sais either. Nr. Hn.cheson or his Man.
ncar Will taks pleasure IN showing The farW.
&c. =
rgRss.-Une- third casn the hc.aAc. asI
and 2 am. tho purchaser ~sxecutng nec-aa-
htc M tEs ritA tIISrasl afhfSl Ann aAHnY96 6W
a trust dosa. The purchaser % pay the taxes
for 1862. For the accom- u Cd stsoa Of persora
aeslllLg 10 attend the sale, a four-Gorse ON
Gious VIII leave ins office OF tbs A~urttonoer1e
a. II O'clock, puaciuaiiy Refreshments viii
be furnished 81 saie. a Plat Of the property
Gu Ia soeA st ths once Of sne Auctprsexs.
JA1. n. TR TLOR & SON.
NH - Auettcpeer..
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From he Mtssiss,ppi Coast.

From Inc Mississippi Coast
Ae skLs. March ga dispatch from the
Hay Of 81. Louis say that the Oregon and
Parniioo fought the New london for three
hours, ard sunk her. There Is now a steamer
coming from the Federal n.es TO the aid Of
this New London.
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By oprLoP, MoaCUsE 4Co-, Aaettgneers.
GU}aH, COFFEE, ID L42.ES, Ac., At
- ECCTl N.-0n tn U3aDAY, tho 77tb
~ins.E7t. commencing at ioa o'elcc1. we wilt
sell y. our nEe.ton store =
43Ehcs. sugar, ranging from ssir &c cha.ce
quality;
81 t,egs Hio end tjsba t-ed
is kbls. EcilSses: -
Al oags Dried Peaches;
~ 20 ecss Ssf';
Pepper, 9iaEsr, Piinsuio, &c.
E~EaAs-tiash. Sale without regard 10 yea
they.
DUrL.uP, 3oNCURE& I'D.
no - sucfIrRgers.
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Sy K. b. OOuh, AGA.


? EN- DfD ROSEWOOD AMI MA
a HU4AHY FUkNITURE, 40, - ADC-
TIcN.-,sr THURSDAY. .7ta 'nstaus. - -
. cicck, I will EEL, at my store, q epsepdtd aesogt
r,snt Of Rosewood a1c Aakcf ooy Turnisusos
o1nh, aci,9-
splendid ro&e~ ood Wardrobe
b~-suslfui nashls- top Bareau.
! sssg sut rosewood jenny Lind bs6sAad ? 5
! hindsone ma bsetep rosewood 6td. hurA,
with Etsare,
splsneid double marble top fsss wood wash
ftend. A
vsry hsndsone rosewood Uhai .. %sM .
The wacls enbr, c'n4 ose Of the handsonest seO
OF Furni' ure Cd ,red ct sustioa n AisAmeoAGs
TWELVE mon hs. ~
ALSO, z
Splendid mahogany wsrd,osss, Dasssss. ~
Me ep wsshstsnds, On itrs, 1AAeea Lsunoosv
S3.as, Eessteads. Mastrseseat tAsir anA Ausk,ts
Beusssis srd thscsii " osrpsS xugs maespG
Oh Cloths, Orr e6pfy ard 0iassWare. OoektSg
ST. Yea. Kitchen UtenstR. 10.
All tbs abe ys aFtieies arr In 1Rs.-fete eoo49uoas
hsvins been u ed hut q . hsst time
Tbs sfNeation ~ ncusekespen 10 po9tjsusaFy
~ 70 sB OK sAsa.
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Movements Of the Enemy in Ten
neSeee.
mosats, March s5,-A special dispatch to
tnc new Orleans Pseayuae, from Memphis,
says hat the enemy is moving caa tsously
towards Decstnt 'Jne colump 10 moving
South ward from ,Coiumh ia another moving
ncrcse Tennessee. from The direction Of Co.
rin'h. It's believed that their purpose y to
unite their two or more column at some
point on the Memphis and Una rleston Rail.
road, near peca:nr.