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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
y Trcncbant Order.

General Milfoy. in recent general order.
says: The General Commanding has been
repeatedly panied To learn that ll..t 4 few
bad men in some of tho regiments OF his
command are in the habit Of abusing. beat
ing. and otherwise maltreating the negro and
mulatto servants and transfers in his com
mand. The services of these negroes and
muhttoes are necessary ana cannot be dis
pensed with. without taking the soldiers from
their Legitimate duties. which would be an
injury 70 the service l. j. therefore orler
ed. and hereby made the duty OF every officer
aud soldir OF this command, 10 Immediately
shoot doirn every soldier or other person.
who be may csuselessly abusing beating, or
otherwise maltreating any of the negro or
mulatto servants or drivers in OF about this
command
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

Dip mr Kfck rHr BosxrIl--A Distinguish.
81 hnmofiss lying on he deash.bed, aboa,
b breathe his last. on beng toll that favor.
tie servant had fallen inio fhe wsii. fsinti,
whispered. Did BE- MA 'he hncket. ~. on
" turn lIlile rsis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

Tns s-4ftfy - SILVER s - ssns sxtert
accsUrsei f'r ~ ths great sLandanro az
Ane5icsn coic .n Csrsts Il = sepsrts1
thst the cooary i1 f7olcd 9Th Uuisod states
eoir, and thai srsryr'ir shers . seeking -
fa-r : ito rarcr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

htarHEKY Marshall. after starving some
time among the mountains. got he belly foil
h his late visit 10 tie Blue Grass region -
OF course there hss been famine .incc n
tho Blue Grass - fos Jopf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

A Xrw paper TO be called the CoaTier l.
conte mplated IN New Osicaus. It. proiec-
tors promise to ''isn the hides Of al traitors
without mercy Their paper ought - be
called THE Tanner and Courier Lou
Jour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

Dzkvr Dco ofiea use moro ie1tei.is to
Aroii death. shsn ne, ters~' ~ fhe iaw 20
Fgrsefre tAsif e-tsirs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

woaAs 10 lave 9Th soa vlll essil, Tor
gi.e great indieffet.sp. ha, netes a mall
irdelicaeY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

We xAS aso hish ss - e losssSsu1sss q
IA ssccs.s Q. srrseelturs. 20 Dsn - 90 -
40. . - <fscsei bv ie prc,Psr'fy ~ Do
etce
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

$sEls ts,t nc urcu tie rroru4 ara lot
sssy 80 O. trs y tSrsc-cA q e1sy bas
thoee qssckly each e shies srs rai .. -
~ fsu.e 81 vs-e - ~ Arcr-- 81 ,, s,-rs-
".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
For Tie ESprs~


Ter the FxPrs.s.
DOCTOR MONROE
I oacs new . doctor, called Doctor Ncnsos.
q, he soas focx,-no 1isccrrfcn that
Has bre-che- were full o: his belly know.
Ard crapnsd fali Ct brsin- the crown Il b. hat
I.salpAsiie,
Phlegmasle
old Doctor Nonsce.
On a enshionless cossoaitss. comfoTtlsss seal.
lie sal his old inch when be calling dil ge.--
Ani be drove an "a horse ,hai had she'd al hl-
on the coFpuleni carcass Of Doeter Nasroe
lie latAervd.
Ani -fssy~-ea.
With Doctor Monroe.
NsEassia and rhub.ss. ss.t. qulaire. alsl squii-.
10 sekne>s chroaie but qEick h. cauld ~hass s.,
And wrapped IN apsper, bottle 81 H.
H. carried ansut n his overcozt paeAet
Strategic.
Aesshsfic,
ola Doctor NonFo-
lie calls on yoa early. aai iingsr> fcs dinner
The dinner j. Overland stu De aon't 20.
o. Doctor you ,iresoms eternal cid sinner.
SIN gaping and is2ss -. desr Doctor Nnsr.s.--
Dear Doc;or.--
Good Docior,
Kind Doctor Monroe.
O.
H settle, hins Erin tn. ea.ie., chair.
Inquire- for your bowels. with kindest Of wisks-.
And gapss like Fab tia; j. living Ca air.
dietihai's fatal to doctor. asd fishes,
Lazy old,
Harmless cid,
Doctor Monroe.
Dear Doctor, good Doctor Monroe
. he was a docf-<--no discount on that
His breeches " re full Of his belly know.
And eramned faQoi BRAN, was the crown Il his
la'.
LymPhatc.
rhlegnst G.
Old Doctor Monrce.
LIBERTY.
rrrsncr \. sIritr.
In the grea, morning Of the world.
The spirit II oodwith might unln,ioi
The nag Of r.. edom over Cheo-.
And az IL IA ded snarehs asi.
Like vuiv-es frightened f,om lrsal.
Before al earthquake tread
SO from Tines ,empes.aoGs tsva
Freedoms splcndos bS-st aud sho'.s
Thernopylo and Marathon
caugh., ike mounlain's bcacon.ighted.
The spriuging Fire--Ths winged gior,
On rhilipp half sighted,
Ike On east o. rremo9scry.
iisunwesr!ed Wigs could fia
The quenchless ashes q Milan
ffom agcto age from man 20 man
iti!ved. and u. ffcm land 10 laus.
Florence, Albion, Swits ilant
Then uigh; fel an ]. as lrcn Nib.
Rs'1suming Gerry eight.
From the Yves, swirl Freedom came
Against the course Of heaven sod :. en-.
second SUI ansy'd 10 fame,
To burn, & kinile. 70 illum-
From fat Atlantis IT. youus hcap-
France, With al bet ssnsuiae stses,a,.
Hid bu, quen he'd u uoi; ssaio
through clouds is shafts q CIR rsu
From u most Germany 10 spalu.
A sa Eagle fed with DcroIns
scorns tue enbEl.lsd temp sisvsrulos
wbea sue seeks her cyris hs.g,og
In TIE mountain cedaf's hair,
And hen brood exp Ct tho c.apgire
or Der wiosa <.Toaxh he via ais
Sick with famine fresiem 80
To what Of Greece I7snase,ts 49,
Returns. her toary ruins oe
like orient mountains lost Ia iss.
neneath tie safety Of L-rwiags
nsrrenoyassd nurselingn play
And IN the naked lightninst
Ofiruth they purge their ds.,iiag eye.
Let freedom leave. Nhere'4r she -
4 Desert ~ Paradise
lat lhe beautiful aLd Tia brave
Share 10y glory Ct sras..
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~ THE ISSUE-JAMES LYONS an,
III WIN II MAUE ara the com

~ THE ISSUE.-JAMES LYONS and
~ WIN. H. MAOt ARLAND are the com.
pettng candidates for Congress. The one or
tho other will DO certainly elected. There
are other candidates, but the issue had been
made up before they announced themselves.
You may pre3r some one Of them, but to
Lyons and mcfarland. Which Of these two
will you choose1 That Is practically the only
question you have to determine now.
The recent course OF Mr.. Macfarland in
ed about it. in the Provisional Congress, II
legitinAtsly and unavoidably before the peo-
pie Of this district. His position ~ q can di
date tor Congress challenges = popular yer.
dict Of approval or disapFkoval.
He voted In the CONVENTION against the
preamble to the Ordln lance Of Secession, ap'
proving the reserved sovereignty Of tho peo-
pie OF Virginia, and their right 70 resume the
powers they had granted to Z corrupt and
faithleS Government.
He voted against tho suspension OF inter.
est on the public debt IL the hands Of the
enemy, and would have taxed the resources
substance OF our people to enlarge the avail.
able resources of Yankeedom.
he voted against the expulsion of some OF
the recreant members OF tho convention
from the Northwest, after their disloyalty
had been made potent In acts as we'll ~
words, while at the very time they were
lending every effort to subjukate Virginia,
and counseltng, In the event OF failure, q dis
mem Der mont OF the COMMONWEALTH.
Men of Richmond, when these votes were
given, Mr.. Mcfarland was speaking for you.
Everybody knows that you did not approve
them then. Have your heads grown sick and
your hearts grown faint In the progress OF
this struggle Will you endorse these OBJ
noxious votes by again empowering Mr.. Mac
farland to misrepresent you? Oontiding In
your loyalty, by the common consent & your
Houthern brethren the Executive Of the
Uonfederacy has domiciled itself among you
You justified that confidence by deputtng as
your Representative the lamented Tyler. Is
Mr.. Mcfarland an appropriate successor to
himf
You have recently NANTES ted your repug-
nance to him a. your representative and II
il very certain that you will do 1t again.
Yet he may be elected In spite OF your oppo'
sition by u division of the vote among sew.
eral competitors. Mr.. Lyons IL known Ia
sympathizs fully with the sentiment Of the
district, and would have been elected over
Mr.. Niacfarland at the previous election Il
the contest had been simply between them.
He Is now Mr. MacfATland's only formidable
competitor, and not 70 vote for him Is 70 cast
half vote for MIR. mcfarland.
kally, men, around him II ts o time 10
indulge your friends In the cold compliment
OF uprfsctual votes.
JAMES LYONS desires your support He
IL and has always been sound TO the core.
and will faithfully and worthily represent
the feelings and sen timents Of
70 7-lts Virginia.
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Rifl,mtnl 9lIpaht,
sa,,,AY muKriNo.."..;afES. :. 1853.


.r..,on has bean received at the Gar
-.r,mert. from Hyde county. n. o., An
snnc,ug that from Nifty 70 hundred OF the
,,x.. vessels have left Hatteras and sailed
IDS Roanoke Island. Our special dis.
".h from North Carolina communicates
IN Intelligence. THIS movement may
' pursuance OF the Federal programme.
we have been led 70 believe, 10 70 pre-.
,,,.,s an attack At some i'm portans point on
mast. and As Roanoke Island commando
.nproacn to Norfolk, IL II ~ least
-. enc range Of possibility tAAtw We may
.,,rriux news from that direction At an
,sx Roanoke Island also command
xs,l.y Of Roanoke river, probably the
-, n all the valley country in North
.,,r. and is. beyond doubt. the most i'm
s,r.tesic potn. on that coast. lit
W. -. object to hArass and das poll
Dc Wv hl, success would entail severe
anon the people. The possession Of
land even would give him easy access
..-sral rich counties by nayigable
and would place at his disposal the
80. If Enzabeth Oity. Edenton. HEREFORD.
r,rr,outh. williamson. Windsor, and Muir.
tr~esboro.
rae ,slsad is abuu. forty miles north Of
u.,,,ss, is about eight miles long, and
t.o,, two TO three u.iles wide. Being entire
,x accessible by water, and Offering such vast
,.,op.a,ioEs, 1t appears quite probable that
Ito tbs point that the efforts Of the Burn.
.,4s eeat will be directed. Engineering skill
IA AZ adequate force or brave men may,
t,ssyer, scatter all his plans 20 the winds.
.,arepdsr abortivs tbs immense prepare.
Ems which have been made tor this grand
.stsrpTlse.
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.nxtt uuNrEpsRArss KILLED.
A tEDsRAL eUs.BOAr DiyABLxD.


MIMPHIs, Feb. "A gentleman direct from
Fort Donaldson reports that four gun. boats
attacked Fort Henry on Tuesday. and that
three Oonfedsrstes were killed. One Of the
SanAboats was damaged and 20 crippled tina,
she had 20 be hauled Cd.
On yesterday dispatch was ssnt from Fort
Henry. which stated that eight gun boats
were coming mp the river.
The picksts stationed sixte miles below
Fort Henry reported that u. oOc Federals were
landing. The Tennessee river was rapidly
rising. Rsinforcements have been ordered
to the Tennessee river from Memphis.
NAsavILLI, Feb. o. Dispatches received
to-day from Fort Henry state tina. the Yam.
KEGS fred about 70 Shots 1t the fort on ysster.
day. but did NO damage.
[s.ooED pasPArcH.1
MxxR1ys, Feb. 8. r. MA dispatch re-.
csived from Danville at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, to.
day. states that lYing en- Fort Henry com
menced to-day at noon. One hundred and
fifty guns were fred, but the result was un
known. The firing had ceased.
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The RuPloueh 0ysteA !.


ils act some time since passed by Congress,
r0''oihg for a system Of furloughs and
''uoaes as inducement to enlistment e,
30 asemed measure Of policy which
NC e1issneies of the war absolutely
1'Ianded, though we believed at the time.
a-a 'ail believe. that the masses ofour troops
1e ready To make any sacrifice that shall be
.sNes'aFy Tor the good Of the country, TX they
ns'. wv completely paralyzed by uawise le-
'""on. The system Of furloughs, beyond
~ provisions OF that act. might, it would
'upp0sed, be safely entrusted - the COM
Generals, who are probably the
Judges, after all, OF matters pertaining
pfoper regulation Of the camps; and
me more recent act ITO provide for
ing furloughs In certain cases. was
-piy objected to by tho President, It 10
aoped mat Congress will now devote
eIaoa to measures looking TO the
tasning. instead VI the reduction, Of
u'e forces, The only way In which
"*f'y VIII BE- secured, 10 By keeping in
4d every elective man that can be fur
'''o With a weapon.
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:. - -. y Fassee
!! Al!.lM.49lea $3.50


Eh1 FxCsL, INT AND CARVE
~ NlENrLY ARhA~4EU HRIUK
A@W EMEST. on ,he south a : ~ Y~,.h -
twesn sec1d ana Third .t.essa kOR snrr
AT AUCTION viii b, sold =. sn'.,,... -
the preiai.es, on FRIDAY u. 7tb ~ ssr,r,.' 70
lenz ~ ~ O'CLOCK r. NJ, tbs sxealispt n.
TGNkArNl 10 aaea sb I'VE >ovy IN ,hs o..n
pAacy Of William Archer G css. ESQ nj h -.
nuA rent OF % 8 whose tor aDcy Vii. end ON n.
6rst OF April mkt. The 10; bss q iron, NJ a.
feet, and . depth Of i26 feet The eayeen has \
grape sfbor with ssve,al varieties Of At p.,i r
gTspss, and several doe psseh atp g. sua dsu.on
trees. The dweiA e has e'sGt rooms. three OF
which. inc udag The hail are neatly and hanS.
,om.ly tapersd. The g-s nxt.r.s are very ole
CANT. I b. bathroom 10 fitted in he best man
nsr with plunge and 81 wsr baths; brick kisshsn.
COED " yoi and coal house
Tskhs -uuedour b ca b balance ct s, IL and
Is non h, fsr negotiable Dsts4 later. st sAasa.
SECURE sv q .'ass assd. , he ssxss and insu.
lance for this yssr u ne paid by tb. purchaser.
9ODUIN 4 APPERSON.
II ids Aust,onssrs.
r S.-hEAT BRICK TENLMENT IN NH
NORTH s,bT OF LEIGH. NEAR TO FU =
shbE . faEHF, FOR s.La AT AUyTiON.
immediately al or ks for goiaa ale will b. S Il
tn Ia let Rr,ck Teat ,nr, Toe tso "a above
now il the occrps1cy of OF Mr. 4 r. Seal T. o
lot h., goat OF ~ feet sna depth of l5C test
to alley. Ths hsuss has ave rooms b. .ices
kitchen &C. a4d beng n thorough repair In at-
uifab,y scaptsd for ,hs Accommodation CT q
fnIs u AMY.
TERMs.-As shsve,
fe4 o., DDIN & appFasOH Arc..
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THE ENINY R0UTED.

KHexvILLl, Feb. s-On Sunday last Lieut..
COL. whites battalion Of Tennessee cavalry
snoountsrsd detachment Of Lincoin infan-
Try. varioualy estimated hon Loo 70 so, IN
Morgan csunty. TsAn.. On Tie stde Of .
mountain. COL. W1its eAsrgo1 upoa IL -.
envy and dispsFssa:sAn. Oays. Dsnoan. Of
the Uaionise' fosee Alliea ~ ~ swtss.
bat with oaly partial success. Capt. Daa.
can was shst through the Asad and killed b.
J. Rebests, . Lad only Is pears old, asd Who's
brother was recently Killed by sems xsa-
tucky Uaiontsts. TAs Ltncoln iAfAntry were
compistsly routsd aad dsd In confusion =
Seven dead yanbsse wses ieet o. the nsld
and sne psisoase was tsksa. = dee n1ess.
astaaha1 esaaWuffiAs bey - UavA NAx&
sy's soupAay, killsA sas q he AaeelA.
ttes. -
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MORRIS,
BOOKSELLER AND
PUDL1SHER h,

RICHMOND, w.,
Publishes and offers for sale In quantity
HOWISON'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
A History of Virginia nom it, discovery
and settlement by Europeans 70 the pres
ent time by Robert H Howison, Esq :.
2 vols. Volume contains the History
Of tho Colony 70 the Peace Of Paris In
1853. Volume contains the History Of
the Colony and OF the State rom 1TS TO
T. r.: = a''roo'''ion OF Alexandria, In 's4''
HISTORY OF THE VALLEY OF vIR.
GINA. BY samuel Kerchsver vol.
svo., sheep. Second edition, Tevised.-
DE- HASs'S HISTORY AND INDIAN
WARS OF WESTERN vInGINIA-A
History Of the Early settlement and In.
dian Wars OF Western Virgins, embrac.
Ing An account Of the various Expedi.
tons In the west. previous to 1876; also.
mtogrekhicaa Sketches Of Dol. E6en eEer
Gen. Daniel Broadhead. Gen. Andrew
lewis, Capt. samuel Brady, Col. VIM.
CYeWSords Andrew Poe, and 9th or dtstin-
gutshed astors In our Border wan !;
n:ndso%s,y nis'srassd Hy Willis Dc
NAMFnOR AND OPIUM.
We o9sY for snle-
100 ibs. 01n Qamph6r.
90 ~. 0sn OPUS.
b Il. pLUA 0E1 q CO..
q 1870 PeteraAnSe. We,
Jast received and for sale. .s
= 10 bble. LtnSeed Oll.
A7-St tARDy L WILLIAMS.
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AddYsss sfGsn. Beau regard - the Army Of
.hs Psssmac, On Taking Leave Or shs n
fer 1he WeS1,


fer abe WesS.
Tho Charleston Cour ie,, Of the 4th inst
says. - friend to whose attentions we are
frequently indebted, furnishes NJ with q
copy OF the admirable address Of Gen. Beau
regard to the Army Of the Potomac, on his
bidding them adieu for the scene Of his fu.
ture operations"
The address will appeal justly and ener-
setically TO the whole South, and viii. ava
ken those chords In the soldiers heart which
are never struck Ia vain. We weep at his
departure, yet our tears will be turned into
JOY by the prophetic appeal he makes to u.
and the confidence we have In the MAJ .s a
soldier. patriot, and experienced General
g cd grant him long hts TO defend, and eel.
size victory to secure the independence G..
the South
UEApsUARTERs
FIRST CORPS AKhI OF TEE Po1oxAc, (
Near Centrevi 10, Jan. 81, 1867 !
Soldiers % TIE tHst C.Eps Of Army Of Potomac,
my duly calls lac away and ID temporary
separation from you. / hope, however, TO
be with you again to share your labors and
your Isrils, and In defence OF our homes ana
our rights TO lead you TO Few battles, to be
roHned with signal victories.
You are now undergoing the severest trial
of = soldiers life, the one by which his dis.
oipiine and capacity Of endurance are most
thoroughly tested. My faith in your patriot.
ism. your devotion and determination.
ands III your hign soldierly qualities, il
SO great, that shall rest assured you
will pass Though tho ordeal resolutsly,
trium phanuy. Still l cannot quit you
witno0it deep emotions, without even deep
anxiety in the moment Of our country .
trials and dangers. Above all, am anxious
that my brave counuymen, here in arms
fronting the naughty array and muster OF
Northern mercsnAlies, should thoroughly
appreciate the ex'gency, and hence compre-
hend that this ie no time for the army OF the
Potomac-the men of Manassas-to stack their
arms, and quit, even for u brief period, the
STANDARD they have made glorious by their
manhood.
All must unders tand this, and feel thu IN az :
nj Jude OF the conflict impending the univer.
sal personal sacrl ices tnls war mas ent2iled =,
and our duty to meet them as promptly ana
unbendingly ~ we have me; the enemy in
line Of battle.
10 tho army of the Shenandoah desire to
return my thanks Tor their endurance in the
memorable march TO my assistance last uly,
their timely decisive arrival, and for tnelr
conspicuous stendiness and galiautry on the
held OF battle.
Those OF their comrades Of both corps, and
Of our arms OF the al my Of the Potomac, not
so fortunate as yet to have beeA with US in
conflict with our enemy, / leave, with all
confluence that on occasion they Will show
themselves IT comrades tor the men OF ma
nassas, Bull Run, and BaIps Bluff.
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The Second Tenneesss regiment, Colonel
Bate. following the glorious example Of the
Frat Arkansas, has unanimously received
to re-enlist for the war. Our Virginia troops,
seeing these regiments. far from their homes.
thus nobIy rallying around the ban ner OF
their couutry, will not wait for . legisla i've
military bill TO force them d second time
aato the service. The cable bodied militia
will be there to keep them company.
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The hall OF Oongress was profusely deco.
rated yesterday with copies Of IN spgra wing
OF the Estate Capitol, N ashville, Tenn" II
VA inferred BY some persons that this gra.
tuitous pictorial distribution had for ito OBJ
)sct the seduction OF the members into do
sire to remove the seat OF Government TO
Nashvills for the purpose Of occupying that
handsome building.
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re- AUCTION NOTICE. Attention is
asked to my sale Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Mules, DARTS, Flows, HarIows.
Jaws Fowls, Hogs, Pigs, Sbsaf Oats, " heat
Fam &c, at the late residence Of Josiah L..
Woodson, on Academy uIll, In rear OF the
Poor House, this day, 1T II o'clock.
IL lit THOS, w. kEtSEE, AuGt,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

VERY UABLE PRIVATE
Y DWELLING, IN LINDEN ROW,
On FRANKLIN STREET. FOR hErT,
AND DSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE FOR SALE AT the request Of {, Q
oecu ant, we offer for rent until LIST October, 1ee3
one OF the hsndsrms RESIDENCES IN Linden
Row. 1t Ia 80 we'll hpown that q description IL
FURNITURE therein. The Furniture was
purchased in September last If Msssss. Bipford &
Pc ter and the Uatp"tinp and Curtains of Meaars
Richard on T. Co Ths Furniture has not been
used, except q anal, portion Of IT, and having
been ca, sfully selected /, among the best ia the
sisv. As the occupant prefers 10 lease the hnuss
and sell the Furniture 70 oEe person, an induce
IN mt viii be offered to accomplish tn at object or,
II this c.n'. be DONE then separate proposals wiz
f. :-a GTDD1N 4 APPERsON
ITO RENT-A II .use OF PRIVATE EN-.
1 TERTALNMENT. At Ciovsr Station. on
the Richmond and Danvills Railroad, 81 mites
from Richmond. This House IL the properly Of
the Railroad Company, and was built with toe
view OF having . conyepieDt boarding place for
Offices and employ ess OF the COMPANY, and also
An eating house for the accommodation CT pas
sengers. IL IL now vacant and the Company de-
hres % rent It. For terms and further partcu-
lars, apply ct the Office OF the Richmond and
Dsnvile Railroad Company. fe7-3w
VALUABLE 0RANIl.E-FROFT TEN
EMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE CT
MAIN, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH SITS.
FOX SALE.-We are authorized 70 sell the
valuable grant to. front tenement, located as
above, now occupied by Miles, jennings &
Co., and others, at the annual rent Of ~ 900
Tho location of this property isjusty Ssgard-
ed as among the best In the city Apply 10
fe st GODDIN & APPERSON.
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NswS frstn TsEneSsxe.

The u:tle sAigIaish III Morgan co unity, Ten.
..ssse. reported la our telfgraphic column,
.s very good opening Of the hall IL that
aver. ltfurther appears thar the enemy
J, directing his attegu towards Fort Hen.
y. OIL the Tennessee river. and that rein.
t.ceneIt Is have been sent 20 tha. point from
N.nphis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
Id Ed.

On yesterday, the 9Th inst. Mrs. MARY j.,
wife OF VIM. III. Allen.
The friends and acquaintance OF the tunlily
and those of her father, NJ. Geo. X. Urutch
field, are requested to attend the funeral from
their residence, on 9TH, between Clay aud
MARSHALL streets, without for Their notes, this
afternoon, at34 O'Clock.
On the 6th inst., at the American Hotel
JAMES NJ. PATTI EHSUN, Of Buckingham
His rom aims Will be carried up by packet
beat, and will leave Mrs. OAry's, IN sidney,
this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. The friends OF
the deceased are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07

Asst 81 .hs tsadlss kala;sssi Ala fse,sit q
eatfhasas.o8a, Va, aeaAAse'ss tssuaas y
Ne zeal Ana !saastfs u ,Aess sasxss1 IN tAS
tsbls causs u Supplying the necessities %
our volunteers IA the army Of tbs Potomac
ana elsewhere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07
MAR

On the 4th February, by the kew. DR.. c. Mimi.
gerode. q, the residence Of VIM. II. Hubbard, Eco
RICHARD F. REYNOLDS, of Chs1laston, Sou b
Carolina, TO ANNA II, daughter Of James II
Gardner, Esq, Of Richmond, Va.
At OhKist Church, Baltimore, on the I'd in :
q ant, mr.. q. Is. BISHOP, principal Come.
dian At the Holiday street Theatre, to Miss
JOSEPHINE PARKER, OF the same estab-
huhrauf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-07

Preparations by Land and
0oa-Congress News-Note from
President Davis to L,ncoln-Cor-
coran. Wilcox. and others, to DO
Hanged u Missouri Bridge Burn
ers are Shot-Financial Troubles.