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II. Goar2in, Secretary.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT on TIE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NEssEE RAILROAD From the Lynch5urg Repu5-
ticdn, Of the 18th instant, copy the following
account of an accident which occurred ON the Vf~
Rinia and Tennessee Railroad on Wednesday morn.
Ing last:
serious accident, which it Is supposed will Re.
suit fatally TO two OF the persons injured occurred
about half mile west Of Forest Depot, to he up-
ward train, yesterday morning. The train left the
depot running at slow rate Of speed, and had not
put on q fuH head of ste am. when several of the
carr were thrown from the track by the dsplace.
ment of q rail- oceasoned by the breaking OF a
spike which held 1t in Its proper place Fortunate
iy. the accident occurred level portion of the
road else tho result might have been very serious.
The only persons injured were James Lambert OF
Richmond, q member Of the Caskie Rangers, Thos
Sprsdlin and G. A. Nunenger, of Bedford, all II
whom were on The platform of ess Of the cars ut
the iims The two former II II thought cannot sur
vivs Lambert hiss both legs badly crushed be-
low the knee and Is injured Internally and Mr.
Spradiia ona of his legs severed from tie body
Mr.. Nuncnger though severely. 1t il hoped not fla
tally injured The wounded wers all brought TO
this city Immediately after the occurrence, and
proper surgical attention rendered them
II Is noticeable fact, which persons travelling
on railroads should bear 10 mind, that not single
person who In his seat In the car, though they
were crowded with passengeIa received scratch or
bruise Of any kind, With The exception OF q
wounded soldier, who had his arm broken 10 the
light 1t Richmond. aud was 10 severely Jared ~ 10
cause displacement of the bone sgain. Ths par
sons on the platform had when they left Forest De
pot, besn directed by Mr.. klnnier. the conductor.
to take thsF sssts ON tho inside, aud he thought
they had done 20. Had they obeysd his direction.
they would have escaped unhurt. The damage ~
the ears wa bat aliehG
P.s-sines ths ldrssoips was wsitssn. Lanbssssl
has d3sd, asd Ct late houx Last night, the eondi
t'So of NJ. xnnsag0 was snaA . u indne4 The
b1li1f that ~ i1jufas would also provs fAtat Nr.
Hpradlin rallied a5ssr N opera&ion wss pesfpsmed
. ~ 49, and Acpss afe suteftsinsd q III -.
eevouY.
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Police Coart-Yesterday, the case OF wua Rowe,
charged with feonionsly shooting at Patrick Mac.
lin, not being ready. was continued TIL Tuesday,
The shooting took place few nights since on Dock
street Rowe having |. muaket, thought proper to
cry halt to Mac!in. and the latter not recognizing
;he signal was shot through the left shoulder the
bail passing entirely through his body. As soon as
Maeiin gets WI enough to appear. Mr. Rowe viii
he required to stats the reason of his rather SUM-
mary action, and excuse himself if he can-Hen.
r.ata Upton, colored female charged with stealing
Soy from Jesse, slave of DR.. NJ Burton. was exam.
incd and sent before the Hastings Court for final
trisI.-Joe Richards, colored was arrsigned on the
complaint ot his brother. w Warren who charged him
with threatening TO knock bis brains out with a
eiuo TIE oeiigerent got an order emitting him to
II iashes.- Edward Augar Thursday night con-
stltu,ed himself a great bore 10 Jos. Bowman by
discharging gun in the direction of his person.
Ausar WAS required to give $50 security TO be of
better behavior in future.-Delia Reynolds charged
with breaking down Matilda SprowPs door, "a as sc-
4uitted-Levi Benedict, who has bean often fued
for huekstering, was again summoned up for Elm
liar offence. and tined $50 CHRISTIAN Stevens " a.
fined s. for hueksiering. Margaret Miseo, arrested
foG assauiting and beating VIM. Hulseher, was
qulred to give $500 surety To restrain her wsrke
props csities.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


nRlSONERS EXCHANGED-Ths following
III OFFICERS and MEN are duly exshanssa-t
wit:
l. All the officers and uien who were dsiv Of ed al
AIken's on the 5th of August, ls62
= Ali cficsfa and men captured at Rosnok a
Island
3 All officers aud nen captured at F0ri Macon
l. All officers and men captured at Rich Noun
tain
s. AL eGnss captured at For,s jackson and ST.
Philip, La
d. The officers aud men delivered st Aikeu's Au.
gust 10, 1852
Z! The officers and men delivered =, City Poia,.
Augusps, 1862.
g. Officers paroled at Fortress Monroe, May L.
1862
q Privates paroied by Brig, Gen. q. w. Morgan.
at Cumberland Gap, July %. 1862
10. Capt. Van Benthuysen's marines.
BOBERT OULD,
Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners
Richmond, August IA, 1862 an l6-3t
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PRINTING OFFICE UNDER FIRE-The fol.
lowing paragraph we cory from the y.cksburg
Fhiy:
When the Yankee foes approached the city,
we concluded 10 let everything remain in our office
and risk the chances Of having II destroyed ra ther
than 60 TO the tronols Of removing IT, and thereby
have ii injured and partially destroyed. which
would necessarily have been the case The build
ing in the thickes, Of the fire. but has miracu.
loly escaped with but little injury. s.verai pieces
% siieii that hurSt in the sr have passed through
the roof and walls AMI one shot from the passing
boats struck ii, but damage WAS done to the
printing material. Bomb shells fell and exploded
all around II, striking several Of the neishtoins 3
houses but our office was saved from being knock.
ed into pi-by a very few fret-fsr which ~e Al E
very thankful.
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BASENESS OF OUR ENEMIES.

matter has recently occurred which exhibits
In ts most repuisive aspect the rsscalisy and base
cess OF cur enemies. Among the paroled prisoners
who had been confined in Fort Delaware, we're q
= number who, when they reached southern coll,
~srs so debiitsted from barsh treatment. improper
tood. and other causes that 1t found necessary
10 send them TO hospitals One of these, q member
a the 9Th Alabama regiment, was taken to the
south Carolina hospital a Petersburg, and the
next day sovi0ioid developed itself. He stated TO
rae Surgeon in charge, that while confined In Fort
Delaware the prisoners were exposed to smallpox
by the Yankees with the hope, ii L. presumed, that
they would bring it hither. The case, however,
lsppansd to be Of Q very light FORM and no danger
IL app pretended from It
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DEPARTURES OF PRISONERS OF War

Four Federal officers, who have been In esp.
usity for more than twelve months, took their de.
partnre from the military prison ia this city Yes
terdsy morning for var!na there TO be transferred
- the officials representing the United States Gov
erunlsnt, under the terms of the cartel Ttey are
Col. Michael Cereoran, OF the 9th New York; Col
O. B. Wilcox, Of the lst Michigan Col Bowman
of the sth Pennsylvania; and Maj vogdes, of the
L. s. regular army. These officers, who 1. will be
remembered, were held as hostages for the safety
# our privsieersuen, were sent away by special
permission; aud Of the number 50 held, only two
Low rsmsin-Lt Col Neh, Of the lst Kentucky re-
g.,nent, and Maj. ]. d. Potter OF the 3eth New
York volunteers. They have been in captivity for
more than thirteen months and ara now retained
only until the necessary papers can be made ont
Ttere are, We understand. twenty eight Federal
aficsrs, taken as the battle of Manassas, still coz
tined la our military prisons Considerable sppre
henriou exists among them relative TO President
Davi's late proclamation. and they seem 10
Lave Little hope Of speedy restoration 10
liberty, bat they have no caIiae for alarm
TIE provisions vi the cartel will be faithfully
carried out with respect 10 tbs prisoners Ia our
hands 81 the time Of its signature, however obiec
iionsbls that instrument may be 10 view Of more
recent events The redoubtsble CGrcoran, &. ho if
Lis physingnomy be tsksn an index OF his cha
ssctar Is BY no means WORTHY Of his notoristyj TO
marked shortly tefots his departure tia, there
was no possibility of termination Of the var until
The South had been crushed, and that it was bis
purpose, on reaching home. TO rs-enter the Fedora
service Immediately. The threat implied in the
lsiter portion Of his remark will create sensation
throughout The South when il becomes generally
k.uWl,
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RAST TRNNESSKK

Ths engagement ct Tasewsll Last week, which
was 10 grossly exaggerated, We are satisfied, was
iat hs beginning Of active operations In that quar-
ts'. The public may safely calculate upon re-
ss'vtng information Of much more important
move ement in the same direction before the expirs
ton Of another week. and It Is no. improbable that
they will have confirmation of the result antici
pa'ed BY the dispatch already publlshed. We are
assured by gentleman recently from thst section
u the Coufederaey that our officers and mon ere
rally alive TO IN opportunity of striking an efec
I'VE blow TO the minions Of Lincoln. and that stir
ring news must roach us before many days Of the
operations Of our forcea
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MRETING on CuaoREss.

The Confederate Congress will reasssmbls at
the Capitol. in this city. on Monday next. Among
Tie many matters Of importance claiming the early
attention OF this body Il that has already been
brought TO the notice Of the Grand Jury Of Rich.
mond. and which brings up an issue having no lit
lie influence over the future conduct of the war
We auuds TO the cases of persons known to be
guilty OF stealing and arming our slaves snd In.
citing them to rebellion and insurrection. We
hsVe laws Imposing the sevsrest penalties upon
our citizens who are guilty Of stealing their neigh.
nofs negroes, and we cannot see why It should be
paiiiatiou Of the offence that the thieves are
dressed In the garb Of Federal soldiers. Surely
Aome policy ought to be adopted by the Govern.
Aien' Tor the severe and summary punishment Of
every captured Yankee against whom proof can be
brought that be hes been in any way Instrumental
ID oespoiling Southern of their negro properly
and We earnestly invoke the attention of Congress
TO the subject
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HaatiHSs Court. August la-Present: Recorder
Caskie Aldermen Sanxay, Bray, Timberlake, and
Lipscomb. Charles &. Sinclair qualified a. Notary
Publ.c.-Clinton James, negro, on appeal from
judgment Of the Police Court gave security for his
appearance At the next term.-Jotn and Emmett
Pero, and Mary Hix, gave security for their ap.
pearance to answer the charge OF nisdsmearnOr- -
his slave to 60 at large.-Samuel Connors and Bry.
ant Riley gave security to answer the charge Of
miademeanors
The Grand Jury sworn at this term (except Geo
4 Crutohdeld, Tho7. Boudar, MarS Dowrey ard
r. Grifhnl this day appeared, according to their ad
3ournment, and were again sent ont of Court, and
af;er some time, returned Into Court, having pre-
sentsd certain psrties, being printers Usually EN-
pioyed, and working as sueb," Tor ''unlawfuly and
an unlawful Club and combination, Ca led the Rici-
mond typographical Society" for she purpose Ct
governing themselves and other printers employed
and working as such In said city. and unlawfuily
ana unlustly to extort great OF money from the
employing printers in said city, principally the
proprietor Of tue EEdmiasy." The Indictment con.
tains the names OF the following parties, viz: Cas-
par Marston. Gibbs. Figg, J Q A Crane.
- Keller, - Moore. J Robinson. - Verrel
T Seeders VIM H Wade, J L Young, Goodwin,
kichd Grantland, Jas Love, w Nelson, Joseph
Wigiesworth, LsPrade. Jos H johnson, Jas II
Wa,ford, Isaac Crutchdsld, NJ Hill. THIS Wynne
Il Smith, Geo Austin, l. Fore, Charies Kills
felix Iiiier, - Robinson (known as Captain
Robinson.) Thos Priddy. MEX Wells, Raber,
TOtty, and -- Mc(,ann
The following other parties mot prIntersl " ere
presented for misdemeancr viz: Della Reynolds, e
caseSD Henry Myers, q case The indic ment
against VIM Thomas was ignored The Grand
jury adjourned for the term The Court meets to.
day at II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-16

Dangerous Sport Since the series Of battles
aronnd Richmond. the youths In certain parts of
the city have been indulgiug in every species Of
sport resembling the sound and appearance Of bat
tie. sometimes to the imminent risk of life and
limb. Yesterday afternoon, some of these Juvenile
would be heroes broke open caisson In the neigh
borhood of 2lst street. from which they extracted
several pounds of power, with which they prepared
10 give the denizens OF the locality salute. A
powder deposited, and innumerable brickbats piled
upon 1t. The match was then applied. and an ex
plosion resulted which would have laid the report
of "a pounder in the shade. Should not the au-
thorities arrest the indulgence In such sport
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a Son KILLS HIMSELF RATHER THAN REIr TO
SUPPORT HIS FATHER.-A farmer named C!ou.
zard, at Malay e-6rand tVonne,) gave up his little
property two years ago TO his two sons Simon and
Pierre, Oh condition tLa, they should maintain him
for the rest of his days Simon faithfully fulfilled
his duty, but Pierre refused his father all assistance
The tribunal of Sens condemned the latter a fsN
days back pay yearly allowance of ST 10 his
father, when lhe unnatural son replied that he
would rather die than pay it. He seems to have
kept his word In this instance, for on returning
home he threw himself into the river from vhich
the body VIZ. no. recovered until the following
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-16

FROM ENGLAND.-Our townsman, Mr.. William
Wright, arrived at home recently, from England,
landing at Southern port in spite of live gunbost
and stone dead fleets.
We are glad 10 learn from Mr.. Wrigh, that
Ho'ze's new Southern weekly journal in London,
The Lade1 is much sought after by all classes and il
road with avidity. II has wide circulation -
montgomery Mail.
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FROM 0oRDossvuLR

We we're unable 70 lsaxN anything Of special tntsr.
"a lfau our lines sboos ooraeasvflls yesterday
Oar htess rsports up - Aalfpsss twelvs O'Clock
yssssrsay. rsprsssaa evssytAaas quiet, With no
fssstns a coassqusscs anee ths battle Of sasur.
DAY. II b M. WITH sems grounds of probability
Ast the forcse under Pope Afe concentrating In
Msdisoa county, and viii perhaps attempt = aaak
movement On Gen Jackson. while Burnside, who 10
being heavily reinforced by Mcclellan. advances
,aroush Cuipeper and oraAes
Mnst Of our wounded In the hsht Of Esturday
Ass DOW st CharIostesvtls and Lovingston, Nelson
county. Some are also Ia the hospitals In Lynch.
burg.
The following ere tAs casualssss In the Courtney
Artillery Capt }. W. Latimer) In the battle Of c.
OAR Run w~unded-I.eat R II. Vaughan. slight.
iy IN meek, Corporal A. J. snssd, In leg (sincs am.
putatsdD; Corporal James Hamilton. In head Cor.
porA James Brooks, In foot; Private George Pow.
ell, In lss. These wounds, which were caused by
artillery Ore, are generally severe. but not sonsid
cred danssroaA There wsrs none killed In the
company.
An accident happened the Central Railroad
yesasrdAy afternoon. about nine miles from Rich.
unnd box car, containing some soldiers on
ihsir way 10 0ordonsvil,e was turned over and
dragged some distance along the track. Three or
four persons were injured but fortua ately none
were kll,sd.
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SERIOUS ACCIDEET-A gentleman by the name
OF Carlisle, from Alabama, while walking yester.
day near some salt kettles at New Furnace, at
Glade Spring Depot, trod on q stone and slipped
with foot into Of the kettles In his efforts
10 extricate himself he got his other foot and both
hands into the boiling brine and badly scaded.
One Of his legs is injured above the knee, and II
Il thought his Injuries are serious and permanent -
Lynchbuys Republican, l4M.
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MURDER AND SUICIDK.-The PhaSe de la Loire
gives an account of a dreadful drama perpetrated
at Nantes. young man, Gf twenty two, named
Gumoust, who was shortly to be married TO a girl,
aged p named Salnun, Was with the latter in her
room when quarrel arose between them. In a
moment Of violent passion he seized a piece Of
wood which lay on the heerth and struck her a Il
r;ic blow on the head. telling her 10 the ground,
covered with blood. Being then seized with re.
morse, he threw himself out OF the window, and
was killed instantaneousiy. The W OMAN Is expect
ed to recover.
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Fur RENT.


For RENT.
IS0R RENT Two desirable ROOMS second
u story, In house corner of Main and li,h sts ).
over Noah Walker 4 &c. Apply to
JAMES r. PURCELL.
au IS-3tH OF Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.
NHEAP COTTAGE no RENT-IEsvs on The
" mountain road, q COrTAGE. 4 rooms, ahsa-
room and pantres, stable, hen and wood house,
well In yard. house surrounded by oakA H II q
quarter Of mile from depot on r. F.KR,
wood cheap; rent el20. Cam leave up al p NJ,
and leave here At s A. n. 0rsm all around the
h0ase. b. a. ALI.RN.
Glen Alien r. O. 10 Milo Station.
4 New York RAN0k, with all complete; s TOPS,
5ex2x2 price e7Q IN 9-Ns
TOR RRNT-Two or three unfnrniahed Rooms,
E with one half the Kitchen and coal house
The whols suitsbis for small family. The house
u located 10 retired and Of the mast hsAthy
and plsasant pasts Of the city. Appieation foe aad
rooms will be AAswssed through ths nlspeich o1aoA.
Roahesueas required. AdAsess ~ oo4e, 70 ", !.
DispAash o0ss, giving full nalGA ~ 13-sgs
TsOR ngN 10QNa-TWe
heos, ven vscfilaAe1 1OOM0, al11shaA N
ea1tl<Mea's ledqlnt 6oenA r. BenA Apply go,
q Ha ~ eeood uesoe4 ~ a1n-&te
1901 n9NT-1fssSJ IL 561RE6 E66Hx n
e9 - COW 81 QA16 RI ~ A1S1veo'
Nsnsos bsNe1e 10nf 6ntclN - -
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IN A0GDAY. Ntt insa o. 10 O'clock, ss M
seore, VIII ssu y sneesona large l04 q "a.
G,n su sIDEA eHOULDERS, and HAMS, FLOUR
ToDACUO, S00O faaare. P,pe.. a,onnd Co.,
Rice, tnt.-r IN GfAins. &c, Ie. :"
SHOES, CIOTHiI0. &c.-Aisa, 8 i4 N Ladies'
lser. hnskin: and nootses, Neck Ties. vests ana
Vest PafterAs. Mantl'lsa. Shawis, satin ana Fsncv
Plaid Vests. TrtmminGs, Silk Rrnsrs. 6nu,ner
Costs, Panfs. NC, Ac
FCRNlTUkE After the above VIII seu a lot
Of Furniture, consisting oi stdsbard, two IN.
reaus, two Feather Beds, with Mattresses: i've
Bsdstsad., one large Tin Safe, two dozen wood
bottom Chales Rocker, Washstand, Tahses, Dinner
Wsre Plates, Dishes Bowls. Tulnblera Castors. Tin
Ware. Tabs, Backets, Demijohns Stone Ware, two
superior Cooking stores with Ufsn,i,s nar tb
many other articles in the housekeeping line Also
family storsl suck ss SAT-. Flour, Coes, Rice Sc
Se =
TERas:--Cssh
ntt IL Il cAUTuopx au.,
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SINGULAR Incident IN THE SIEGE OF VICKS-
DCRG-One Of the most singular aud remarkable
Instances of random shooting remember to have
heard, occurred during Farreguts Of the block.
sde. Just rs his flagship. the Hartford, reached
the river midway opposite the city, shell strcok
one OF ler gums which WAS being loaded fair In tho
muzzle, and passing into it, exploded the charge,
Whi1.
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THE YANKEE FAuURE AT yIcKspuRo

i"A fANkEE FAILURE AT YICKSBUR0.
a gentleman ,seeady rom vielsburg informs u.s.
''s' osA Van-Dorn seates the number of sho..
and shell thrown by ~ Aemy during the bonn
'Aol1snf at 0o00Col Yet with this stupsndous
'Apsnd''urs Of ammunition nothing was accom
p''Saed save considerable damage to buildings 10
'As city many Of which perforated by the iron
h''silss' and very slight Destruction of human
10 Yankees, IT now appear did not with
1s. 1nsh whole force from opposite vIeksburx
sns ists retirement. They left about six hnn
~sa sad nfty men, strongly entr~aeLed In bomb
n'. al'snss. and under orders not 70 move unit
A'shaAssi sounds tbs last great revsllls Tor IL
~ Aaaons q the sssth Some are vieans ot fsysr
tas, 49, III ~ q sss Askansas; but In plain wsrds
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ExoDUs.The New Albany Qnd) Ledger states
that there has been perfect exodus of the colorsd
population from that city, especially the males.-
The recent rio.ous proceedings there have had the
effect to create perfect panic among them, and
every one who can do so IL leaving. Some thirty
families have left fer, aud q large number of
young persons who are engaged upon the river,
but have made New Albany their homes, have
changed their residences to Kentucky.
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The Markas.-Bacon is now selling at 40045
cents -four s100 10 50 for superior extra 81, so
soap, 40d50 cents; nails, $1i per keg; salt, IS
cenis per pound onions, from - to IS per bushel:
prime new and old wheat, 81 90s % per pushed !;
leaf tobacco, from So 50 to S25; garden stun any
price holders choose 20 demand
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CAVALRY DASH on rRoSr ROYAL.

oa Tuesday last, . detachment under 1t. Baylor
made dash upon the Yankees at Front Royal In
Wsrren county. The detachment numbered TWEEN
tyeisht men. and the ,esult Of their exp edition.
according 20 one account, Was the capture OF the
Provost Marshal Of the place. two Captains and
eight pr1vatss. Another account says they cap.
,ursd thirty Of the Provost Guard. and eleven
Losss~. Ana that they were Afterwards charged
upon by two companies Of Yankee cavalry and
body Of infantry, when twenty of the prisoners
made their escape. The other zen. with the horses
were brought into HarrIsonburg On Tuesday night
our loss was one killed, two wounded, and four
horses killed.
Sergeant Timberlale. Of 1t. Bayiors party, vis.
tied his home in the Valley, and upon his return
captured Yankee team, with four or five horses
He !efs the wagon but broush. the horses into
camp, made an officer a present OF one. and was
offered two hundred dollars 9 piece for The others
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RecnpsvdsinS.-The battalion OF militia of the
second class have indulged n several parades lately
BILE exertions Of Major Wilkins. the members are
kept well up to the a'rct performances of their mill
tary duty, and take more thap their won,ed inter.
est In the evolut'onS performed on the Capitol
Square.
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High Prices for Real Estate-The following real
estate was sold at auction yesterday afternoon by
Jas. N. Taylor & Son: Two three story brick tere-
ments on the south side of Broad. between ID and
Sd streets, at $4,000 each brick tenement on the
south side Of Grace. between Is, and Foushee SITS
at S9, 700: brick tenement on Franklin, between
Sd and 4th s:reets at 10000; brick tenement ad.
joining the ast-namsd at 50, ZOO amounting in the
aggregate 10 445,6JO.
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Caasht.-Wtllam N. Guy, one OF the parties
who escaped from the City Jail ON Monday, was
caught on Thursday night by Policeman Carter. on
thoroughfare In blissful ignorance Of impending
danger He was carried back TO his old quarters
1t Ii stated thai the whole fifteen that escaped
provided with regular passports to get Of town,
and that one such passport was found on the per.
son OF Nelson. the other recaptnred jail bird.
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Col VAHCE.-Col. Vance will take his seat an
Governor of North Carolina, on the second Monday
in September 1862. up to which time Hon Henry
T. Clark will discharge the duties of the office OF
Governor, provided In an ordinance Of the Con-
vsn,ion. Col Vance will consequently be the Gov
srnor Of the State two years and four months lack.
N one week