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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

New YoRK. Juns 9-The Richmond lDia-
patch Of the 5Eh states the rebel loss In the
late battle was eight thousand, including Eve
Generals, tNcnty-three COlolels, ten Mayors
and fifty-seven Csptsips. q .aXa EJn3s &
The Dispatch complains that the Federsls can
at any time Gus Of the retreat Of the Contede-
rates, BY seizing the railroads at Petersburg,
and intimates that the retreat to Lynchburg and
the mountains was the only one LEFT them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
From NTcOlellan,a Army.

MoCLELLANs HEADoAURTERS, June 9 IA
contraband has arrived who lett Richmond this
morning. No relniofcements had been re-
ceived. There is no aigns Of evacuation,
A Captain, Lieutenant and two prlvates Of
Gen, Burns's brigade, were killed yesterday
while establishing an advanced picket line.
Gen. Prime and stof visited the outposts and
had view Of the enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

New York, June 9.-The Times, in an edito
rial, says: We understand that the Rev. DR.
Styles, late Of this city, and who has for the
last year resided in Richmond, states in pri
vate letter recently received by friend in New
Haven, that the Confederate army there nun
bers 200 900, and that it is we'll distributed and
determined to make desperate fight in defense
of the city. a&
One or two rebel officers, who have been taker
prisoners, are reported to have made statements
to the same effect, and so for as we are aware
the whole testimony is entitled to credenoe
The rebel army will approximate, If il does mo-
actually exceed these figures.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Money marKot.

rrLEaaAPHD JOR rAT OHIO sTATnMAR,I
NEw YORK, June 0.
The Money market steady at 3K04k94k per cen
for loans on call.
Prime paper At4k95 per cent, discount
Sterling exchange ffmer
Bankers bills held I5@,1 l5k.
American gold advanced to 4K9GK per csntIpre
MUM. .
california gold bars quiet at 59sX per cent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The Journal has just
received the following:
g- BoonvILLE, Miss, June 8.
To Editors Louisville Journal I'D.
In Gen Baeil's report as published in the
Journal of the 90 ult., Gen Boyle's name does
NOS appear This is q mistake; il should be
mentioned with the names of the other generals
for gallsntry In the field,
CSigned) ], B FRY,
Colonel and Chief of Staff.
Gen. Buell. also telegssphs to Gen. Boyle to
the same effect, ..- 5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
al Nc1ute Attacked,

NNHvILLE, June Sat Union meeting at
Shelbyville yesterday 5000 were present, in.
oluding 500 ladies'. Speeches were made by
Gov. johnson, w. H. Wisney and Col, May.
Six hundred of Stearn's rebel cavalry attack
ed sixty scouts Of Sisters Sd Minnesota, while
near Reading, IL miles from Murfreesboro, xii
ling six and capturing all the rest but fve.
The rebels afseFward murdered several OF their
prisoners. The scouts belonged to Wyncoop'l
Cavalry. g
An attack an Murheesboro is expected, and
forces have been dispatched there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
From Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS, MoCLELLAN's Amy, I
Sunday. June 8. 1862

DuuuuJI IuHu " AVV~
The rebels opened with artillery yesterday
who had advanced to a new position. Noharm
done
A Richmond paper Of Friday gives no detailH
OF the late battle, but claims II brilliant vic.
tory, and that the Federals were driven into the
Chickahominy and the awamps, and Mcclellan
sent flags OF truce for permission to bury the
dead. Both statements are false.
Deserters state great excitement In Richmond,
fearing our gunboats, would pass the obstruo-
tions In the James River, owing to the recent
rise. Many citizens we're leaving In consequence.
Deserters confirm the report that Gen. johnson
was wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

baltic Of Fair Oak was received At the Wal
iDepaFtmnet; .. nnl III
694; missing, ll6. Heintzelman's 90, KILLED
259; wounded, $50; missing. lou keye's an a,n
killed, 448; wounded, l,7oS; missing, ~
Grand total OF killed, wounded and missing
5,739.
"a list will be furnished as soon as data CAT
be received. ll
(signed) .as GEO. B. MCCLELLAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

New YoRK, June ga letter dated aboard
the gunboat Alabama, off Charleston, May 20,
says; The rebel steamer Cata Rba was chased
ashore in going into that place, by the Ala
bama and Pocahontas. She was riddled with
ahot and sunk. The woods on Sullivan's Is.
land were also shelled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
ana Ohio RaiIrOad.

HxafEAa FEhnY, June S.--AIl the damage
done to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad BY
Jackson'a force has been repaired, except the
great Potomac bridge. Running through mail
and passenger trains will be resumed tomorrow.
Passengers, etc., will be transferred by the
military pontoop bridge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Rail Road Between Charleston and
Savannah DestTOyed-.The Negro
Rrigade DISbanded.

New YoRK, June s.-A Hilton Head letter
says that the railroad Communication between
Charleston and Savannah is cut of. This was
accomplished by Gen Stevens with eight thou
sand men. They were met BY one thousand Of
the enemy. A skirmish ensued, and after a
short, sharp fight, the rebels were driven of
We then destroyed the track some distance, and
held the position till the enemy appeared strong
In force. when weretrested in good order.
The Captain of the revenue steamer Flora,
reports the enemy in the vicinity of Stono, one
thousand strong. The negro brigade has been
disbanded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
sohneck lat columbla E.iyeT-J JaclHstc

FRONT ROYAL, June 8.-News from Schneck'
division states that scouting party. crossed enc
river at Columbia Bridge, went to New Market
and found that jackson had retreated through
there three days ago. His army was reduced
to FIVE thousand. The remainder scattered
through the mountains. s III
Ffemont's army followed them the entire way
capturing wagons, supplies and prisoners.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Our FIeot AttacKo Fore nTorRan,

New YoRK, June 9--The Herald's CORES
pondence dated City Point, Virginia, June 6
says: Ihsve seen q copy of the Petersburg Ex
press Of the 4th inst, in which 1t is stated thai
dispatch from Mobile informs them that th,
Union feet has attacked Fort Morgan, having
passed the lover battery. 6. -5tlg. g..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
New York stock Market.

fT1EeaAPHRD FOR THE OHIO sTATEsxAE.l .-r
NEw YORK, June O.
Stocks 6rnor; Reading at 55<; Michigan SKIES &c X;
Hudson skies al New York oeptaal 92G; PseAo Mall
ll7; Illinois bonds at 95k Tennessee bonds COZ; Chi.
cago and Rock Island 64x; Galena and Chicaso a.
Illinois Central SCRIP 65: Panama l 32X Michigan
Central 64x Erie 3sh; do preferred GO; Hudson 47s
Reading 5s u 9. SKIES 81 / 06X;U. s. nves IA 3d. Ii
Treasury 1910 100.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Utnh Sonators .

New YoRK, June 8 "A special to the Post
from Washington says: W. Il. Hooper and G
G Canon, Senators from Utah, are here. A
son of Brigham Young is With them on visit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10

New YORK, June 9--A special to the Post
from Washington sAys Col Polk, of Tennessee,
declares that the flower of Bealregard's army
Is at Richmond. 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-10
Federal Loss at sho Hattie OF Fan

wAaaIscroN, June Dispatches from Com.
Dupont state that our gunboasE have possession
Of Stono, neat Charleston. The capture was
made from information received from Robert
Small, who run out the tug Planter.
The following statement Of tho loVa NJ the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
Railroad Connections.

The House OF Delega tes having agreed to
senate amendments to the bin authorizing
'7anections between the railroads in Rich
sobd and Petersburg, 1t Is now a law. The
railroads will now, no doubt, take the earli.
Is, opportunity OF making the connections
permanent. as they are required TO do by the
bill.
The bill for connecting link between the
Richmond and Fredericksburg and the Mau.
assas Gap Railroads, at the functions Of the
respective roads, will come up for consider
alton in the Senate this morning as unf1u-
ished business. The necessity of disposine
OF them at an early day is so apparent that
they Will, no doubt, be considered at the
time mentioned, though from intimationa
heretofore given, both schemes Will meet
with opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03


ONE!LA.. only cAild Of Jshn ana 1ary M
The friends Of ne family are iuvttsd q
attend his flneral - 81. Pstsr's tharch. q
loo'sleok this nsfning.
5ms r. dof ff:aG &. 81, ;ss; r.;
The friends and acqualn tances Of he
family are invited 70 attend his tan eral a
4 o'cioek this afternoon, ct TrtniV church.
o. Saturday Dss.ane, sssst haiGpasss. o'elesA
..ias ADD Aonros ssxssts aisse sAort, bat severe
ainsss, Of fnsu0eniA 1ORD10xI OAkN1LL
n ths advanced 49, Of ~ years.
That once loved form. now esld ana dsaA
Bach mournfui thought sm oloyv;
Wewssp our earihly com iorts dec,
And wishered al Cur joys.
.1ops hsoks bsyoad the bounds Of time,
Whsn whss Ne now esploss,
Shall rise u full immortal prime
And bloom 70 fade no more.
On The 18th Of January, At her brother
residence, carlton. AlbemaIls county. Misa
AAR0AkET JORDAN HIVES, In her list
year, daugh tier Of the late Robert Rives, Of
Oak Ridge. rT
Left in early life mctherless, ahs became
the stay Of her fathsr's selining years, q
mother to those bersft like her, and spent
she kept ana improved like q faithful stow.
arc, with taste. prudence, and great self.
denial. In her superior mind, and strongly
marked character, were happily blended with
q heart whose generous selections won the
esteem and the love Of all who knew her
we'll. Enlightened In her views, and liberal
Ia 4aer acts, she has lett large circle o1
mourners among her friends, relatives. and
dspendents.- Her WelI-matured attachment
TO her faith and its practices were rev arded
by the patient ndurance Of great suffering
during ner illness, and an humble hope o.
eternal life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
Affairs In Maryland.

Our local friend, Of the Richmond En-.
casrr, who left this city several weeks ago OIL
business visit to Bal timors, returned home
las, saturday, after an adventurous, but sn .
t.re.y successful trip. His report OF the PIE.
vsilns sentiment CT the people OF Maryland,
gathered from relia bic sources, IL most l.
c.araxiAg hs represents that fully nine
.uths of the people OF the State, and Of the
CIT, ( baltimore. are earnest sympathizsrs
rIta ID. cause Of the south, aud that their
,.tapathy ands frequent and snthusias TIC
srvression. It's strikingly manifested even
t. tns most careless observer, In the esger-
with which every success OF the South
ssm Arms. or every disaster 10 those Of the
L.lLcCluitss sre hailed, and In the undis-
,u.sed acorn with which the Uuionisls are
treated They are rcisntlessly "cut' in ali
ul,ir SOCIAL relations by the southern men
avd y summed In all business uapsac-
tc4
he southern sympathixers are recovering
( va the apathy into which they fell after
sabjpgation OF Baltimore. ana now
sNIy resent TIE atrooious outragss daily
ERp~Iatsd BY the FEDERAL police and their
la.ier, upon the women and children.
\ Ne itCE ~ noh assomPeSo W w coneo"'eo
>, . BY the Yankees thsmsslves, that the
~ Ameut Of Maryland 10 overwhelmingly
r,yiuN he Lincoln aovernmeni, and tina,
'.., gGn. ar 10 i'm N ineHt that upon the frs
.s;s ~ the Yankee army, the people OF
49, s..4s. may risv and wreak summ AIRY ven
<sg.l.es pom the iusolent horde who have 30
r'ss OF. 'resssd aud humiliatsd them. Tbs
ctbsnongiy fortified on It's four suburban
@as ghs Federal Hill fertilization IL o..
}~sss!ly strong. and IL capable OF resisting
- >s.sul. Of a powerful army. From this
sa:Fs 4msnt the city could be shslled and
r.t.rsiF destroy cd In few hours. There ar,
aao0. 10000 mon encamped in various quar-
,tis 0. the city.
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Rev. DR.. McCabs's Lecture fer the Bench
Of the Hampton Sufferers.

The murky weather Of Thursday evening
last, and perhaps another attraction else
where, served TO reduce the attendance to
hear the Rev. J. q. McCa be's lecture; al.
though he b ad good as 1t was an in telligent t,
Aha evidently gratiaed audience. AS TO
THIS other attraction, we nay not, perhaps,
Apply to II the sneer OF the defeated par tisan,
II our votes were ceighsd, instead Of being
o'hsied, We should beat YOU"
y! tne lecture itself, we would just say,
'1s' II was clear. methodicai and just ex-
pSihon OF the precise sunjeot announced,
fsPs'er preaching, popular preachers, and arsr-
't' "eafus Wide rs was the range unfolded .
'ns several topics were SO distinctly prose :
al wholly to preclude that wearin ess
"Nien arises when tho nearer Is obliged to
'''ef Inc materials OF thought in his own
sVis's' There was NO redundancy. And
'e' Us the occasion arose, there were
.eoss OF genial humor, and some palpable
vs. which were chiefly In good taste, there
WIRE observable through the whole tenor OF
u' lecture an elevation Of thought, and
W. the most salutary and benefioent. The
,.Aconns aims Of the gospel, and the high
mS'iase of iu preachers, occupied the fore.
s's1o and the lecturer aimed to benefit
aeusr 'till more than to please him. And
NV" The hall, IL not wiser and better than
.,s seeme' laden, as We telt, with the respon.
force. -
AZ manner, the reverend lecturer was ad.
a''s' His perfection, We may almost
~ +" an slocudonist, consisted In man.
80 a' once forcibie, easy, and graceful. It
Vs. very conspicuous In his postical recita.
- I'VE would ask. par parsxtAsse. ii there
q. ~ distinction bstweD the pronunciation
e name OF the sweetest Of the religious
England. and that Of the novslist
p''' IL there 10 not, then We sssxd cor.
TO-. presumed that this beautiful lecture
.,a. VIII Be crowded with thoss who sym :.
,... With suffering, and those who admire
S'' learning. and good taste.
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a...,.I psaas.xasa's Rspsrs.

rup!isn this morning shs official report
1asnsrai Bsauregard, OF the battle Of July
a, II loses soms OF its Interest from the
al l>-.a portion OF the Introductory re-
-s,s.s>s b,sa stricken ont BY Congress; bat
:, s..i e., repHy psrusai. and In giving II .
,..see - y! columns We are aware that we
a,..,fv iIy public desirs. Taking all the
49, latc consideration, we cannot help
,slnkire =, The Government authorities
hsye .ig.s,i *h.lr Teticence TO a point Dor
sss.us O.. l4e absurd; and IL 10 with no pur
NO. o.. abiigirS them that We devote con-
:, err e.r spnco 20 the publication, at this late
s,y. Of repos 5 that should have bsen given
~ d. urce',i yhils the incidents were fresh.
&c SIS -, js9T influenced by wish TO place
!, ne hands OF our readers all that is requi.
see 70 cor. piets the history Of the most event
fol e;.s Of the present century.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
Gen. BsuarsgHYd /.

Much having been said recently 10 the
newspapers about the movements OF this
oncer IL is proper that the public should be
70 ads aware Of the tact that he left Manas-
.as Oh Friday last, at midnight, by speci al
train, for Lynchonrg, on his way 70 the
rev post of duty to which he has been as
signed. Whether that be Kentucky, New
oriesns, or elsewhere, he will doubtless be
heard from 10 due time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
Riflrnrunh gispattt..
,snxpAY MuRNIN0.........fhb.s ). 1851.
II. Tasea Csnnississ - shs sss'A.

TIE Tanfala Ceoo1sssSs " W.
7,,orn.atsov :. our possession enables ~
&C rsl,.vs tae sssSlic spPrenens,on that the
.s>pa nst.ioae2s sppointsd BY the Lincoln
.aasesnga sset r. sat the mhhUfy prisons VI
,as goa "a, wii be psrmitssd 70 isini 'hA'
oa,.,os., isSs ID. We could not suppose u
so.,,s.s TIA tksAsthor'aes OF shs oeefsds'
rate State would for one moment sn'srfaia
. s.oeosrsoa 40 absurd and ridiesioas. We
-. q. s.,ss IS, tina, our Government viii not
s,,s refsss, persmp'oriIy, TO allow Bishop
and -, Fish 10 come here for the
-. yrs;isatinG orr prison system.
ie, ur a.s.r purpose. but viii hence
~. '. Sgd Surveillance over any
un,ca,s,s. by person or letter. between
a.. :, :, n..v and the North. This 10 stsp
- dgn, dlIse ton. and the only regret 1,
sns, I'D policy had not eesn sooner adopted,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03

a EHRUkS FOR SAI.E-AT AUCTION.
~ Wan bs sold to the highest bi der at l. 10 of
Wight Court II cus., On Monday, he Sd day Of
February, 1862, Chat being Courtday) eight
likely NE3GuES, be ongiIg to the estate Of al
beers G Moody, deed. Said negroes consist Of
.wo Ten whoso respective ages about 40 and
90 year,; two boys. aged about IS and Is; one
II J, aged about l2; enc young woman and child !;
and on. old woman.
TERMs.--A credit until the LIST day Of Eeptsm-
Der next will be allowed By giving bond with ap-
proved security. The bouds viii carry interest
trem date.
IL gifts LUCY A. MOODY. Admir-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
By e. b COOK, AHcs


CATALOGUE SALE of An ExrENslvu
~ STOCK OF n OTIS, Shoes. HATS,
TRUNKS, &C., AT AUCTION On NOADAY,
I'D day Of February, as 10 o,eieck, ND. gu. ~
csta ogus, ut tha ste-e Of Asssrs. IVES ION )
WILLIAMS, (eosh partners beng in tbs Confslg
crate servic. No. Is Pearl ssest, eli Of thsar
stock OF he above n&usd Goods, eensistsoa II
Mems Thick Bo-a- sst
M-ns Kip Bots ass FL
Men . Cali Bootl
Aan' . The b. sns. .sst
MS Thick Ss~ed HrcgAzs, city made.
aeHs Iaick XII Broga0a
1 sn 3onsress soos>, pssgsd and sswsd.
EeA baIElo.ais
Boys 81 Youth Z nroKans.
Boys aud Yout,s Boots
Nomens Pesgsr- aad .sewai Doota
WoHeas Buskb 8.
w cme1s Gsios' Boots, sswsd and Pseesd.
Woa,ea's X a. Morocco 81 ppeea
Mens AID Wos ,a'a RRsoer shoss.
Misses Bootee, sad ssl,bpesa
Chi!as peggsd taots.
Chlis' feggsd Soo,s, copper toes
Cbilds' FaaeyP 'o,s.
tEi,ss' esiter asss.
Ladies Buck ,unl,eta
s,olld LsA.ner tunks,
A isrge lot of fo4 HAS, 60, 10. ts
'ALsO-
A large lot o!
Cotton ard Ne shirts and Drswess.
BtsAeEa,. Cote I. prists.
I.sGen Sairts.g ,aber Costs.
Psstng tiEsds fapcy soaps.
Linen i:aadks iness, Towels. .t.--
ErpEsT & ain y srounc, de., So.
Cssa;, gues viii =" resdy. and the Goods for
sxsu2ina;on. on To- Thursday previous TO ssle.
The nt,entiop Of ,etrste Ia particularly aeksd
10 this sale, as the soss axe all regular aud mer.
ohaOtsSs and hsy been laid in With great ears
70 lIit ,he II chm r. unsrkets.
MesSgs We Ion Viiitg.aa being In thu Con,
'edoIaia sassscs, . .a having time to iies "a
business, ave hete q ned to sell wi hout reserve
TERMs.-CAsh. In hankSpis funds.
ja2 r.. r. COOK Auet
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Pay 81 GOldfWs.

,,.ss HetsraI Assembly has promptly passed
u,.,.aoa 'nstructtng snd requesting the
cn,a 'a Senators and Representatives in
IA. s 70 uss their inansncs TO procure
40. see OF . law insrsasiae tie pay Of
IN. mnisioned oncsrs and privstse IN
dnr.o a,sosrats army four dollars psrnnulh
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By REDWOOD Z xEAcH. - Nsss .arses.


~ RsDH0OD 4 xkACH, ~ Asts asssa.
r ARaE SALE OF FUKNIrUAE. HARD
l. WAAE, BkAEUY, Ol&}AkS, URY
GODS, U.OTAIN0. BOOT5, sAOss, &c
On W EDNESDAY NEXT. 5th Inst, Ne viii o. at
store, CONN snci.g u 10 o'clock, large assort-
me1t Of Few and SECOND hand
Dry Goods.
Clothing.
Boots and Shoes,
Brahoy, Cigars, &c.
Also, . larss lot Of sssls able H~dwsrs. 70 which
ters, &c. Also, siot Of
REDWOOD 4 KEATH,
b3-tis 81 MAN It
. aODDIN 4 APPxRs0H. Asssss~ssrs.
VERY EXCELLENT AND CONvE-
I@NEAENT. on .he south si- Of Leigh, b..
tween ocoud ana Third affects, FOR SALE
AT AUurlON.-Wiii be sold 1t auction, Gu
tho premises, on FRIDAY, the 7th Cf February,
lsns a. A. O'Clock p. M, the excellent Brio3
TENRAANT 10 a,el - alb we, now In the Sccu
pancy Of William Arcner C~cke, ESQ 1t the an
uAl rent Of - g. whose tenancy Will end on the
ont Of April next. The 10. has . front Of IS
feet, and . depth Of 1875 feet tho garden has .
grape srbor with ssves al varieties of Superior
grapes, and several Ane peach sppie, and dsmson
trees. The dwelling has eight rooms, three OF
which, Inc uding the hall are neatly and hand
somely fapered.s The gss hxtsrts are very Gle
CANT. The bathroom is fitted In he best man
ner with plunge and she wer baths; brick kitehsn
good wood aud coal house.
TLAMs--Ons-iour ca h balance 1t ., IL and
e month";, for negotiable notes. interest addes,
srcure" b. t'un decd he taxes and insu
aODDlN q APPERsON.
fe 3-tds Auettoneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HISPECIAL NOTICE.-E. b. COOK
would ask The attention OF the trade 10 his
sale OF stock Of Boots, Shoes. Trunks, Hats.
Prints, Shsetings, &C, TO take place ut the
store OF Nlsssrs Weston Williams, No. IL
Pearl st., 7 HIS LAY, at 10 o'clock.
See advertisement, under auction head.
Catalogues will be ready at O'Clock.
fl Sit
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NJ. To THE vUTERS OF THE UUUN
~ TIES OF HAsovsk, Hksnoo, CHAALHs
Orr, NBw kEsr. jana OIr1, Yoak, WAR.
WICK. AAD ELIxAB8rH CI1Y, ANp 1nH CITIxs OF
hicEaoSD Asp WILLIAnsBuAs: In response
TO call made ON me. in sns Dis 'atch Of the
18th inst, and In col pliAnce with the wishes
Of May friends, announce my ., III . candi.
data for the post OF Represents Ays IN The
Confederate Congress.
doubling my qualidca atoms fol seat In
Congress, while holding = commits lion in tho
army, aud feeling the force OF the objections
mace 70 officers OF the army bscoma n candi-
dates for congress, have this dA1' Fssig ned
my commission.
should it be your pleasure TO eject me,
shall serve you TO the oes. OF my ABILITY; but
should your choice fall on any " t1 y worthy
.elIemsn Opposed 70 nae, 81, snon return,
my tastes, more conducive to MY interests,
and bet3er suited 70 my health than those
ia which am at present engaged.
GEO. w, RAN UOLPH.
Yorktown, Jan. 81, 1861. - Side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-03
~ JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 SON, zIcsisss~s

VTERr DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
Y DhNCE ~ Dam L, BETWEEN srH
AMI eEa SrRsEfS, AT AUUTi N--We
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY,
theSd day OF February, at o clock, p B., tho
very desirable family residence, located on
the South side % Canal between 9th and 9Th
streets, adjoining the residence OF VIM. u.
Waith&ll, and now in the occupancy Of MIR.
Jones. 1t is we'll arranged for the aeomnoda-
tion of n large si1esi family, supplied with
gas and water, and I'D good order. The lot
fronts q feet, and rms back the usual depth
70 an Oisy.
TEgMs.--UUa-four III C Ash the balance at 4,
and u m onths, tor aea otiable notes, witt In.
terest added, sud sec ured by q trust deed.
The purchaser to ray the taxes for 1861.
Jas. u. Taylor l. SON.
in % AtlctiItnaara