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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-25


A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
n coughs, Group, asthma, Whooping cough,
sore throat,
Ind all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov, of vt.
Messrs. e. b. Magoon, Il Coil have used
your Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds
and sore throat and it has proved an efficient
remedy. 1t is valuable accession to the list of
remedies for colds, coughs, &c.
am, &C., Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. s, 1860.
From Hon. j. Poland, State Senator of vt.
| have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy so
effectua in curing coughs and sore throat and
other diseases of the lungs, j. POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct l. 1860.
From Hon, Timothy P. Redfeld
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, | was entirely cured of one of the severist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. know Of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1860. r. 2. REDFIELD.
From Rev. f. b. Smith, D. D., Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when was suffering most severity
from the effects of a long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like a charm. The first night after
taking it, ! coughed less and slept better than
for weeks before and the use of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. | should use 1t again in
preference to any medicine have tried when SIM
iarly afflicted. Yours truly,
Fairfax, VT, Apr. "a, 1860 Il. b. SMITH.
GROUP.
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack of it since. | think no family
should he without it. NJ. +. VARNEY,
Principal of Missisco Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is, 1850.
e. b. MACON & Co.,
North Troy, VT, Proprietors.
AGENTs-Dutton & Hyde, l.. II. Noyes, Hyde
park E. II. Shattuck John Macintosh, Water
Vile j. W. Turner, j. W. Sake, Cambridge w.
H. Griswod, II. +. Wetherby IL Co. p. Spencer,
Jacksonville Samuel Belding, S. 4 E. d. Mer-
riam. G. w. Scott G. j. Patch, Johnson II. Ca
dy, Stowe G. r. Page S. B. Clarke, ID. A. Gil.
bert W. l. Atkins, Morrisvile and by dealers
in medicine every where. 45yl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Yankee Governor, Edward Stanley, visite
Eienton and its vicinity few days since. With
reference to the coming election in that State, he
said he would allow no man to be elected to eGice
who was not Union man, and In case of the cleo
ton Of rebel would arrest him II possible. The
people have nominated M. L. Euri for the Senats
and Lemuel C.. Berbury for the House-both Of
them being Confederate soldiers now In the army
He arrested Jos G. Godfrey at Pine Ill., and sent
him of to Fort lafayette. Nearly all the gunboats
tn AlbemerIe Sound have gone to James River
The Yankees are running of negroes from all parts
q the coast. About 900 have been taken, who led
rom Currituek and Camden counties to their Yam.
kee protectors at Suffolk and Norfolk. Thomas A.
Jordan, James Freeman, James Virgins, William
Bssmsn, and five ix other prominent citizens Of
Gates county. have been arrested and carried to
suffolk body Of 1900 Yankees who had sd
vanesd to Pollocksville fell back On Monday to
as~bern. Before they fell back they surprised
aid captured thirty three Of Andrewss cavalry and
'w" OF Turner'S. Captain Northcutt's guerrillas
sinouscsded the Yankees. killing three and captur
ing TWO. Two ladies, the Misses Scott, last week
asd sn impudent negro on his way to Burnside, and
handed him over TO Gen. Williams, who had him
hanged last Saturday
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Skrmishes with the enemy continue along the
Confederate coast Fifty Federals landed from the
gunboet Western World, at Buffers Inlet, s C..
the Ped inst, to destroy the salt works there.
but were surprised by cavalry company and
driven Off, with loss of II killed and wounded -
At Pascagoula Fla. five launches laden with Fed
land were fired into by troops. In the foremost
boat not mau escaped unhurt, and the other boats
returned to their shtg. Capt. Reid. Of the gun
boat, then commenced shelling the town for re-
venge, but sent no more troops ashore.
DAsHlNG CAVALRY EXPLOIT IL MIssIssIPPi--a
FIGH' NG PARSoS.
We max the following extract Of 3 letter. dated
Tupelo. Miss, July l4th;
We have recently had brilliant affair of o.vai.
ry at Bonneville, north of this place. Gen. Cham.
bers commanding brigade o. four regiments Ct
cavalry, was ordered TO attack the Yankee force
and drive him from Bonneville. Two Of these regi.
ments were commanded, respectively, by Colonel
Clanton, of Montgomery, Ala, and Col Lay i Viz
ginan, commanding Kentucky cavalry. At the
outset our skirnishers were hard pressed by the
enemy, and lines anbuseaded Al this
iuneture Col. Clanton volunteered to attack the
ambuscade, and promptly the charge was sounded
and the woods were cleared. The charge Was made
by the Alabamians in a column Of fours down a
narrow lane 1t was led by Col. Canton cans pea.,
and at his side rode the Chaplain OF his regiment
the Rev. Telfair HodgsOn. of Virginia.
The head of our column was instantly shot down.
but on and away dashed the gallant cavaliers over
dying and dead men and horses The ambuscads
vas cleared, aud down under the flash of sabre and.
blaze of revolver sank one hundred bodies of tbs
ruthless vandals. Col. ClaEton and his Chaplaiu
who led this brilliant charge, both niracuousr es
capped The former had five balls through. his
clothes and scabbard aud his Chaplain QUE through
HIS haversaek.
The regiment pursued the fugitive van 3ais for
several miles Meanwhile five hundred of the pick
ed cavalry of the enemy had been sent to get to
the rear Of Col Clanton's regiment. Fortunately
Colonel Lays regiment was posted on the road by
which they moved. On this road was situated our
hospital, and the Chaplain had returned to that
place In the ministratons OF his office at this mo.
ment q straggler informed Mr.. Eodgson that the
euemy's cavalry was at hand. He was quickly in
saddle and, with the enemy laundering at three
hundred yards behind him, he reached Col. Lay )
position Line was instantly formed. and as the
enemy mounted hill a ethal volley broke their
ranks and scattered them.
This lighting parson" is scarcely 81 years Of age,
and already he has made one campaign in Western
Virginia that Of Rich Mountain, as q Zouave. lii
the spring of last year he was a student in the,
Episcopal Theological Seminary in New York. He
wouldn't "stand it," and came home TO initiate and
oficiate both In one. He has brother, captain OF
cavalry, In Col. Clanton's regiment Bishop Gen
era Polk can hardly be at fanlt for assistant
militant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01
DEPREDATIoNs on JAMES RIVER.

A letter to the Petersburg Express, dated Cabin
Point, Surry county, July 2sth, says:
Last night a small Yankee steam tug. carrying
one gun, vent ured up the peaceful " aters Of the
upper Chip Oak Greek and carried off lighter
heavily laden with wood, which was lying a. White
House wharf. The lighter belonged to Captain
Myers. They also stole fne schooner belonging
to Major VIM. Allen, of Claremont. The schooner
was IN charge or Captain Cropner. II s supposed
that the Lincoln thieves were piloted up the creek
by Captain b. F. Fowlkes who fofneriy resided
near Cabin Point, and ran a vessel up the sex
during two years or more.
The waters about Berkeley, hesr. crowded
with Federal transports. all Of which could be easi
iy reached by heavy guns on the south bank Of
James river T. there another nation in the world
which would allow hostile feet 10 float undisurt-
ed in its very centre when 1t could be easily
scattered il not des.royedi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

MoaaAs's PROCLAMATION AT LEpASos.-Th
following Ia copy Of the proclamation issued by
Col Morgan at Lebanon, KY;
am about 10 leave you, Ihave endeavored since
my entry Into your city to prevent all lswlessness
or interference with the rights of any citizen no
matter what his political tenets. Ii any such In.
reference has occurred, II has been without my
knowledge, Rnd rontrary to my orders, and I now
call on any who have been sufferers TO come for.
ward and ! will repay them.
While am TINS ready TO repair all such injuries
II any, / ana eqnally determined TO protect all
Southern rights people in the enjoyment Of their
opinions, and u any are disturbed in any way
whatever, AhAli Visit the perpetrators with -.
we're and speedy retaliation
J. II. MORGAN,
Acting Brigadier General G. 3. 4.
r. a AlsfeN. ~ A0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01
FROM THE VALLEY.

letter received at this Office. dated Mt. jackson
July 18th, states that the stages arc now running
between staunton and Woodstock, and that the
Yankees have all left the Valley. with the excep.
non OF few at Winchester. The writer says that
af'sr Fre@oni's defeat at Port Republic, more ab
jec' SCI was never witnessed than that composing
Tie Yankee srmy; officers sent in therre signa,ions
SOLDIERS desertsd in squads, aud dissatisfaction pre-.
'I'ed generally. The crops of wheat and oats
are represented TO be the finest ever grown In the
valley. with abundance Of grass, aud good pros.
pso' Tor crop Of corn. Stock Of every descrp ton
was pretty efeetuaiiy destroyed by the Yankees.
~ 'hs Town OF Mt Jscksnn alone they killed forty
"''e m'ich COWS; 10 one instance they killed COW
Aao cut hsr tongue out. and left her otherwise un
touched.
ous company Of General Robertson's csss,ry
aAsos daAh 1t the enemy near Winchestss on the
49, routing them and capturing nineteen prison.
sf'' Tires loaded wagons. and forty horssA Every
Eass some pF'sonsy srs brought through Nj. Jack.
Eson
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Arrests--Jobn Buger, Of the 5sh Louisiana Res
iment has been put IN prison here for having pass
under an assumed name-Joel Sparks, for having
In his bonse, below Richmond. near Reads battery.
ON the Nne.mile road. Yankee flag eopcealed.-
Thomas Sheehey and Thomas Fitzgerald. for at
tempting TO get passport on forged voncner -
Henry Vogler, of Henrico. proprietor Of "vogier's
Spring among the seven arrcsted for selling IL
quor the soldiers, and now awaiting trial by Court
Martial Edward Courtney has also been lmpri.
soBed for inducing men 20 leave their regiments
and obtaining passports for them under false PIE
.enses.--Th0mas smith, for stealing blank pass
ports from the Passport ofice.-H B. Lipscomb, Of
King William, arrested on the charge of aiding aud
abet,iug the enemy, being subject to the Conscript
law has been enrolled and sent to Camp Winder.
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Not Finished - None of the wells authorized to
be sunk by the City Council have yet been put in
operation. The one begun at the corner Of nth
and Main streets, after reaching depth Of about
40 feet, commenced caving In near the bottom rem
tersection of Goth and Franklin streets intended
the accommodation OF the numerous hospitals in
that vicinity, has only reached depth Of about
fifteen feet. Others In different parts OF the city
have made greater progress.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs
BY LANES H. TAYLOR. ,lueetoaH1r
CharjeSton- gC1

tARGO SALE --0n TUESDAY, this 5ah Auxu,t
~ at 10 o'clock. In my Sales room I3l Nsssius
street opposite NORTH Market street. Charissson'
will begin the sale Of the entire cargo Of stean1er
--, just arrived from abroad, conaistins of :
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. sslssssd
in England and France especially for this markse
and in part follows.
DRY GOODS.
80 eases fancy and plain DRESS PRINTs,
bales Indigo TwilIs,
10 bales Blue Twilled Denims,
10 cases Fine Cambria shirtines,
20 cases and bales Longcloths,
10 cases Kegattas,
9 bales Fancy Calicoes,
Cases Crinoline,
Cases Spool Cotton.
Cases Bone and Metal Buttors,
Cases Gold Buttons
bales Jaconet Csmbrics,
baes Heavy TickAgs,
Bales Fancy Tweeds.
cases Reels
6 cases Pillow Case Cotton.
Cases Cotton Cambrics
Cases Handkerchief
cases best Needles
Cases Linen Thread.
Cases shoe Thread
10 cases Cotton Shirts
Cases Linen Shirts,
cases Fronts and Collars
cases Pantaloons,
cases Jackets, Grass Cloth &c,
GROCERIES. &c
100 bags Black Pepper,
bags Tapioca,
boxes Sage, s
~ bAg5 PimenfO,
Bales Cinnamon
Cases Nutmegs,
Cases Vegetables,
Cases Copaiva Capsules
Gases Assorted Drugs
800 sacks Liverpool Salt
10 casks Putty. s--f4
ALSO.
acasks Wood Screws, Traces seysAss. Fry.
ing Pans
Gases Of Brushes
Casks of Nas
10 cases Hatchets,
10 casks Axes,
80 bundles Shovels
Lanterns, Ship Lanterns
Coffee Mills Curry Combs,
Sundry Hardware.
Cases Calf Skins and other Leather
Cases Blucher Boots,
Cases Assorted Shoes-Ladies, 0entls.
mems and Children's
Bales Cotton Girths
CONDITIONS-Cash aul-1t
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Ia ass Wrong Caothss-DetectiveJ 81. w. Goodrich
arrested yesterday, on Main street, man clothed
in a complete Yankee uniform the knapsack de-
noting the fact that the owner belonged to the 10th
Mass. Vols" On being accosted, the man pulled
out passport, by which it appeared he was mem
Der of Georgia regiment, in search o: the Trans
portation Office He said be had captured the
clothes in battle and being better than his own, he
had put them The officer lie; him go, but ad-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01
THR PAMUNKY iNprANa

Information having been sent 10 this city that the
Fscerai army. while operating on the Chickahomi-
ny. was palossd and aided BY the Pamunky In
dlans, detective ofacer George w. Thomas was dis.
patched last week 10 King William county, with
squad OF men, for the paspose Of arre.ting such Of
the mongrea tribe ~ were engaged In the business
The party entered the village on Friday night, and
captured eleven. one Of whom escaped on the way
back, and three more wsre discharged after an ex-
Animation at King William Court House while the re
ms.ning six were brought on TO Richmond. where
they are now held ~ prisoners. We understand
that they acknowledge the charge alleged against
them, but urge AZ an excuse that they were forced
iLso the Federal service. Two citizens OF King
William, named Lipscomb. charged with holding
interconrse with the enemy, we're arrested and
brought mp al the same time. Some difficulties
were experienced by tae party on the route On
arriving near the White House they found Colonel
Thornton's pickets driven in by the enemy, who
came up the Pamunky river in batseaux, but were
turned back before they had opp, tunity Of com.
ntting any dsrredations. This rendered a change
In the original plan necessary, and the squad was
obliged 10 proceed with much caution, though the
object was successfully accomplished, as we have
stated. No Yankees have made their appearance at
the White House since the day to. which NC se
alluded. ..w.-ss~ea1t1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

E!lto:ts City Battaiioa-At least three of the five
companies authorized to be embodied for local de
fence in Eott's City Battalion have been mustered
into service and are now doing duty as soldiers -
The companies coutain enough Of the soldiery eie
ment, In the shape of those who have seen service
10 make them efficient and serYiceahla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

4 Motley CyeW-A squad Of Gen. Stuarts cav
airy brought to Richmond, yesterday, twenty white
men, three free negroes, and a slave, with Yankee
procfivities. The white men were composed Of
Union sympathizers, deserters and conscrpts, and,
Judging from the remarks made on them, did not en-.
JOY very good regulations where known. Most Of
them were arrested below the White House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

Disturbance amongst the Soldiers "A congidera.
ble disturbance was created about IL oclk Wednes-
day night by number of soldiers that had taken
refuge in the lower end OF the First Market. Pts.
tells We're drawn and snapped, lieks given and re.
turned, and profanity induged In to any extent -
Luckily, however, the Provost Guard and City Po.
lice were early on hand and succeeded after All
hour and halfs exertion in queng the muss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

Called CoWL--Ths magistrates Of the Hastings
Court assembled yesterday at the City Hall, to K
anime Adam FIseh, soldier. for stealing $500 from
cyprian at a bouse on Exchange alley; but the
principal witness did not appear, and without her
the proceedings were like the play OF Hamlet with
out the prince, their worships constrained to
contnue the until the Ilth inst, when the reg.
Uiar session OF the Court comInences
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Hedry Sfntsncf.-John Cormday, a seaman, has
been tried before the Court Martial now in session
here and sentenced to ten years imprisonment fol
drawing cutlass on his superior officer The Of
fence Is under5 TODD 10 have been committed prioT
10 The late battle at Drury's Bluff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

Police Coart--Yesterday, John Pero and g. Hell.
Ter, charged with hucks,erng, were convicted and
the produce purchased by them ordered to be con.
fisca,ed to the of the city.--The case against
certain free negroes. named Laura, Jane and Ellen
Robinson for obscene conduct, WAS continued
The case Of Charles Oak, charged with relieving
Ann Disney of S75, also continued for want Of
witnesses police officers having been melted
TO double their diligence to prevent the accumula-
ton CT nusances, the effect was observable Ia the
presence of a large number of citizens summoned
for violating the Health Ordinance. None Of the
cases were determined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

Castle Godnia-This prison is crammed full of
Offenders. Yesterday there were l72 persons locked
up--a greater number than was ever contained
within its walls before.
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Coa.Ismaed.to be ShoL-Martin Hogan, a soldier
IL now i'll confinement in Richmond, awaiting the
eomiug of the 5th of August ON which day he has
been condemned by Court. Martial to be shot for q
military offence
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By (. b. COOK. Asesisss,r.

H0RSES, RU00IEa AND COWS. At AuCs
n TION--On SATURDAY, the ~ Inst, q 10
O'Clock, will sell on Council Chamher Hill
A number Of supssiee oaAdls and Am1sas AMI.
MAILS
Two sseondhand DU00IEs end Harnsm;
Eight exsellsnt AIIOH cows with yoang
Calves;
Four youag. wsll sseks MULEG
- / j y COOK. AueA
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sas'llYlkrwD frS1s ScfAt urrna.roRs. !

Among the prisoners lately brought In from the
country below Richmond are some who are report,
ed to have openly boased of their profitable trade
with the enemy. while they have since refused to
take Confederate money in exchange for their pro-
dnce. The offence last named may be regarded as
the most culpable of the two for any attempt 70
depreciate the value Of our currency especially by
those who have shown disposition to cultivate
friendly relations with the Yankees. deserves q
prompt and severe rebuke. We glad that the
Government has taken the intiatory steps 10 pun
ish this class Of Offenders.
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vASDALIsM IN MEMPHIS.

gentleman now In Atlanta, and refu gee from
Memphis, has received letter from his 'Rife at Pa
nola, Miss, from which We make the Eklowing ex'
tracts:
You have seen Gen Grants procl Amation before
this. The cars are loaded with TIE heads of fami
lies on their way to Memphis for their wives and
children. Judge Dixon Messrr,. Estes, Erinklsy,
Wadde, King, and many 9th ers have gone to the
relief OF their families
Two Federal soldiers went 20 ths ress,ience of
Mr.. X G. Brinkley. and ran. his daughter Aunie all
over the house, up and DOWN stars. Mrs BSinkley
had sent to one OF the officers for protection The
officer sent over guard. and had to knock them
down twice before they would be taken. He then
placed guard around the house for several days,
to protect it and its inmates
Another set OF Federas went to Mr. T. W. Roys-
ters and asked his little son, a sprightly boy Of
about ten years OF age, if he was Sscesh." The
boy said he weS and the wretches came near shoot.
ing him. Mrs. Registers got The child in the hoslse.
and with the aid Of her servants locked the do Vrs
They the sodiers. then cursed and abused her. and
were in the act Of breaking In the windows, wllen
some kind friend came to her relief.
The Rev. DIR. G. has gone over to the FedeYalr.
and IL now an out-and-out UAion man, bold in his
language. He Ia preaching IN the Second Church
again. Rumor says the Rev. Doctor piloted q COM
pany of Rederals into the country to arrest party
of SOutherpers.
Mr.. A. H. came out from Memphis few days
since. and says the Federas are burying some days
many a. thirty pfcksts. They admit to have
The FEEDER As have great many negroes working
IN their enIrenchments. They are taking up ne
groes Wherever they can lind them, and have hun
drsds In. The city now They have destroyed Mr.
LanierS beautiful grove. ana burnt all the fencing;
and Is Is said they have determined to burn the city
il they have to leave It.
OUTRAGE OF THR gEDERALs IN LOUISIANA
correspondent OF the 1.ynchburg Republican
gives the particulars OF the treatment Of Major s.
Roberts, veteran Of 1872 at his farm In the vcin.
ity Of Baton Rouge The enemy learned that hls
twoysons one captain Of .. guerrilla company, and
the other q regular Confederate soldier, were ct
their fathers house. The letter says:
Collecting body Of his men. Colonel McMilton'
Of the 2iss Indiana regiment proceeded, under ne
Burroundine the house. they demanded the surren
der OF Josiah and q. W. Roberta Knowing too
well what would b. thsir tate, they determined y
die rathsr than surrsnAss. 6elzing gan, Josiah
Was shout 70 make the bsse Of defence, when ~
fell ct his fathers door, pisseed BY several baA-
Major Roberta vstsrsp 81 lSi2 and lsio, ana
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By THOS w. KEESEE, ANctionesy,
IOffsca corner Of 10Th and Cary sfreats

By THOS. " KEESEE, ANcft0nesT
Office corner Of 10Th and Cary streets
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGE AND HAR-
NESS, AND COWS, FOR SALE AT AuC
TION.-Will be sold, SATURDAY morning, Aug
I'd, commencing at 10 O'Clock, At the horse auction
lot, on Council Chamber Hill
Several ssddle and work HORSES
Two fine large MULES.
One CARRIAGE, in perfect order.
One set Carriage HARNESS.
Two Mich COWS
aul THOS w. KEESRR Aucfr.
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Tar.-The Surgeons In charge Of the several mil.
lsry hospitals are adopting the very sensible expe
dent OF cleansing the atmosphere in their reapec
tive domains by burning tar the fumes of which al
a fumigator are said to he unri yAlad
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aul GODDfN e. APPEREON, Aucts.


Uf1ce corner OF I2th and Cary sfreetA
NFFICES, LUMBER AND IRON SAFE FOR
AT AUCTION-Will be sold, on FRIDAY morn
ing August lst, comme acing at 10 O'Clock, at the
Lumber Yard of Messrs. Z. F. Ragland s. Co., on
Marshall, between Sd and 4th sts
Two OFFICES; one nearly new, and built In the
most substantial manner. with view to remove
It to any part of the city;
One superior IRON SAFE; a lot Of refused LUM
BER, &c.
Also-FOR RENT, the Lumber Yards.
TERMS Cash.
jy29 THOS. W. KEESEE, Aucts.
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Des0ters.-Two men, named j. S. Morenus and
William Neweomb, alleged deserters from the an
kee army. have been arrested the White
House and brought to this city.