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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

CAIRO Tuesdsy. July g. 1862.
Tie steamer Sun5hine, from Niessburg the 81, has
arrived. The bombardment wac continued Tie
town was deserted except by the military.
The news from White River, Ark, 10 not encour-
aging.
Col Fitch still holds st. Charles. No relief had
vet reached Cen Curtis. The whole country lor-
doring on White River is reported in arms, except
those dying from the CONSUMPTION, which is enforced
in tie most rigorous mautier. Boats are frequently
fired on from the shore.
The GrenGda Apprai Of tho 2ud says that large
numbers of Confederate troops have gone from
Tupes to Water Valley, &c miles Of ilolley spnnes.
B7eckinridge's division has gone to Vicksburg. a
large number of Mississippi troops have gone to
Richmond. Nearly all tie Government stores have
been removed from Grenada to place occupied by
1900 or 1900 rebels.
They have burned all the tIesle work OF the bridges
between Memphis and Cold Water.
Gen Hindman has issued IN appeal to the people
Of Arknnsas, and ssys that he intends TO annoy the
enemy in every possible way, and asks the people to
do their part.
TIE Linle Rook Ark Gazette OF the 18th says
that the Unionisis have evacuated Indian Bay and
~, Charles. anl the whole lower White River, and
gone IN tie direction OF Memphis
Gen. Curtis LEFT BatesyllIe and crossed Black
River, and Is supposed to be marching toward Cache
Bridge, with 4 view to reaching the Mississippi
River via Crawley Ridge
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THE WAR IN TEE sOUTFz-7 TST.
Gen. Curtis Cut OF Congratulations Call
ing for GucrriIlas- Removal OF the Ar
kansas Rebel Government.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
MgHPnIs July G, VIA CAIRO, Tuesday, July 8, 1862
TheLitiie RoeL gazette says that Gen. Curtis has
crossed Black River, and is coming to the Missis-
sippi.
Gen. IIindman tissues an appeal to the people Of
Arkansas to engage in guerrilla warfare.
Gen. II. S. Hampstead of Little Rock is dead
The Arkansas State Government has been re-
moved TO Hot Springs. A. d. II.
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9it Aggregate.


XIV Ficd and company officers will be mustered into
ice follows Colonel entire regiment, LieutenaG oioSel,
pany lat Lilo tenant half company "a Lieutenant %
men The egmentAl staff will be mustered in the
peiiou the snent except the Adutsnt - altease.
and Surgeon who will be mustered ia at the
OF esimensl organization provided in paragraph y. No
officer will however be mustered into the service except
the order CT tie Commander Chief which viii be- granted
application accompanied by toe ccrthcae OF tho muster
XV The Chiefs u the several State Military Depart en,
o. the General Government for the arms aud
ipase uniforms clothing and medical supplies
be organized ia pursuance o. these orders
xvi acquisitions viii be made on tie state Departments
follows BY Resimenal Commanders, On the ouaEter
officers by Regiments euartelrasters approved by te
RcgueGta Commanders the Ouertemaste. General or
Commanders on the Couissa, General OF Odusrce or
arms and accouteraents and by he Regnents Surgeons
case. TO be transmitted through the Aduan Generals De
pariInent for tie approval of the Commander iuChe
XVII. Subsistence will De furnished contracts made by
the United Statos muscs aud di.burug officers. who
requested to issue proposals therefor in each Of the several
xviii Expenses incurred orsubsi,tence quarters &C.
previous to the transfer Of troops 70 resinents camp will
be paid by The uite States ,irr. ad disbuTsg otcels
in conformity with the provisions d General O-tes NO 30
War Department, lsOl
he into the service; that Of ses from the date Of
their enrolment In addition the VA Department Ia, made
the following provisions Ia the way OF bounty aud advance
WAR DEPARTMENT, wAsHNGroy. D. CT
Pursuant to Joint resolution Of Congress to encour
age e,m-nts in the regular srmy aud volunteer forces
il Is
,ydered That premium OF two dollars she'll be paid for
each accepted recruit that volunteers for three years dur
ing ard soldier who hereafter enss either in
the Sular army the volunteers for three years during
the may receive lis first months in advance upon
the mastering has company Ato tie service of the United
States be shall have Deen mustered into al oiued
regimen sready in the service Ills oGer win be trans
mitied Governors Q. States and recruiting officers
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, See. of War"
"WAr DEPARrNENr, WAsHiNGTos, July p 1862.
OrGeyei Tat out CT the appropriation FOX collecting
ganzng and drilling volunteers there shall be paid ad
recruit for three years. during the the
Of twenty-five dollars being oueourth Of the
bounty allowed oy law; such paymen; 10 be made upon
the mastering c. o regiment to which such ecgis belong
into the seg,lce Of the United States.
EDWIN IA. STANTON, Secretary OF War"
Ny. The following places hereby delegated for the
regiIlentai camps Ia the several districts VIZ:
No. Dist. Iccoti.s. County
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MORE E-ENFORCEMEN1S FOR TIE ARMY
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yROA GENERAL NCLHLLAN'S ARMY

THE SICK AT SAVlGE'S STATION
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THE NEW CALL FOB VOLUNTEERS.
Action Of the Loyal States.

The Adjutant- General has Issued the following i'm
portant General Order stating the quota OF troops
for this State, and pointing out the rules and reSula-
tons for organizing the enlistments, etc.:
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ADVANCE UP JAMES RIVER
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CAPTURE Of Another Rebel Gunboat
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Gen Michel is in Washington, having arrived
from Alabama Oh Mopday.
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Inc iOAONWb arc tue tO!ullt,eee appointed Iof
this city:
Fourth Senatorial Dric;-comrossd Of the First Second
Third Fourth, Fh Sixth Seyenth Eghh, aud Fourteenth
Mards-Tle Hon. Richard b. Woodruff AID Henry Smith
Bernard CafeIty John T. Deyn Richard Buseej Charles
A. Stetson Joseph HoS-. Sidney a. Gay W. Bryant, A.
c. R.ehsrds, Nm E5beit, John Clancy ssisnand hsnn-
Filth Senatorial Di,tIic-coupo.cd Of the Tenth Eleventh
Thirteenth and Seventeenth Nsg3s-ihe Hon Charles g.
Cornell. John H. Chambers the ioi. Roberto Haws Lewis
II. ltts Daniel = Hrrck, AID /. I. A. Booze, John H.
Lewis, Peter Hauimill T. b. Stiilmsn, Alan Ray W. H.
Van Coy Charles saesebroth jacob Ihe.ss I'll iayior C.
Brueling lsusen. 40 - -
SIXTH SENAroRIAL DsTRIcr--Ccmposed OF the 9th lSh
0th 10th aad ;h Wards Hon. john j. Bradley A. T.
Stewart James Reilly Alderman Charles Chip Cornelius
Vanderbilt the Hon Geo. Cpdyke tie Hon Charles r.
Daly Richard OG1sn Washington Smith, Cyrus Curtis.
III. Hon Roval PHELPS Geo stan Thomas Lawrence James
" F,rr Pr6su@r NJ Wetmore, Gen. Chas Il. Spieer tho
Hon Hafn on Fish John r. Johnston, Simeon Draper, Da-
yid r. Jacoue. Pc. ~ Cooper and wm. II. Aspinwei
Seventh senatorial District composed the 18th 18th,
2ot 2ist and I'd WsrdsHon Richard b. Connolly, Allen
Campbell ANDREW Carrgsn, Hon C!etk.op Colirs Hon d.
P. Iierahan, Hon James Libby, Hon Henry w Genet,
Elisha Brooks Hon. A. Oakley Hall A. j. Williamson, Gen.
". Hall w. A Darling, Hon. Elijah Purdy w. Dodge,
Nelson j. Ms.epury Gen. Charles Yates Altman W. Orts
void Fred Ksrp Hon James W. Beekmsp, John ksrrs and
VIM Curtis Noyes
Gen. Niche, liz in Wasbipyten having arrived
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PRIVATE SAFES.
~~~~~~~s~~e~co~~A~-N>
LAND FOR SALE.

7
WlLL be sold, atpubllc auction. on "WEDNESDAY,
wv THE 9TH DAY OF OcroBRR NEXT, on the premi.
ses an the Real Estate Of Daniel Miller, decd, con.
sstlng OF two tracts of land situated South River,
three miles above Waynesboro'. The first tract CON-
tains, by recent survey, 3I4 ACRES, and lies on
both sides of the river has fine water power and Q
good Saw Mill on it, an excellent DWELL -
lNG HOUSE, Barn, Stable, and all other H
necessary out.buildings, nearly all new. 1t lsssW
Is finely watered, good fuit, DC The land
is good and susceptible of growing any kind of grain
about $50 cleared This farm is very desirable
property, in good neighborhood near to churches,
schools, and within three miles of the WaYnesboro'
Depot, on the Central Railroad.
The other tract contains l42 ACRES, mostly
cleared, tOlerabe buildings on it. and finely watered,
good orchard and meadow &c., lying near the former
tract. There will be sold with thstract appen-
dage l20 acres Of tmberud land lying onefourth of
mile from it. ~ als ss7s
The terms of the above lands will be onefourth in
hand and the balance in three equal annual ynents
approved personal security will be required for the
deferred payments, and the deed retained until the
land is paid for. Possession will be given immedi-
ately.
Any person wishing information by letter. will adj
dress the subscriber, Waynesboro Augusta Co., Va,
who will promptly attend to it. '"'
4. MARTIN coYNER, Ex'r.
Sept. 81, 1s6l.-3ts.
P, S.-As the anda advertised above were not sold
at public sale on the day above specified the under
MARTIN COYNER, Ex'r.
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HEARTS
. AND
d. SOUTHERN HOMES.
au asf'.-o .ae BY - a--
a71 % LAURA LoRRIHER.

q It should now become matter Of pride with DUR
peopleto sustain and cherish firmly establish
ed ct the South for the promotion Of Southern inter
ests, Such an one THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND
FIRESfDE has proved to be. 1t is published every
Saturday, ct Augusta Ga, by James Gardner, ct the
log price of 81 per snnum1 It's columns are devoted
to Literature Agriculture and Horticulture-each de-
psftnsnt under the supervision of editors Of tssnt
and experience. Mr.. James N. Ellis. bf the Literary
Dr. Daniel Lee of the Agricultural; and Mr.. v. La
Taste. Of the horticultural departments, present
most acceptable paper which should finds its way reg
ulary, into every family throughout the South.
2 It Is large paper quaxto form, containing forty
columns, printed ns material with clear type, and
makes . beautiful book when bound.
Nov. 10, 1861. II. ). G.5saII go t9a58o a,.5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSICAL STORE.
MAIN STREET. CHARLOTTESVILLE VA

EREY q kGO6lNSON
lave opened Store on Main st., fold Post Of
~ ice,l where they will keep for SALE, PA y OS.
fLUzES, EIOLLNS, @ UITARS, BANJOS, SHEkT
AUSIC, STATIONERY, ENGRA Es4NGS, DO, dc /,
ana especially solicit the patronage a their friendy
and the p1blic generally.
PIANOS.-Our stock of Pianos is SELECTED prinei
pallyX1p the well known and most reliable factory
of NUNS & CLARK, New York, whose instrume nts
have never been surpassed in tone and durability
since their establishment commenced operations
(thirty-fv years ago. We have made arrangements
with other Factories for supplying with Pianos
casionally retaining thesprvege however, OF return
ing them, if found unworthy our recommendationr
Persons purchasing from therefore, will never run
any risk, have determined to sell only good in
on most reasonable terms
!. SHEET MUSIC.-A great variety of the latest
publications constantly on hand. Instruction books
for all Instruments The usual deduction madein sup
plying Schools and Music Teachers. Arthur's Pat
ent Elastic Music Portfolios. Music sent by mail.
Orders from the country, promptly attended to-
G. 7. FREY, Pf8f. of Music
tsfe - j. ROBINSON
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Tobacco e SegafS.

TNHI subscriber invites the attention of those who
i use the weed, to the stock of TOBACCO, Sc
CARS, SNUFF, and other articles pertaining TO the
Tobacco business, which he has opened st the store
room adjoining J. w. Aersdith's Jewslry Establish
mont. His stock embraces 9 variety Of fsvorite
constant attenton business and an sndssvor to &C.
commodate his customers to secure share Of public
patronage 4t 5t1H3,sllo VIII. WADDELL.i
Stauntou. March 10. 18l1-tf ..L..a = cnL-.-.. II.
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ii suit the Southern trade, we will sell at the
Northern prices of 1889. We have over 100 different
designs of Plain and Ornamental, Ratings, We
randas, Balconies, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, &C., &C., Vault and Cellar Doors Iron SASH
Shutters, aud general Blacksmithing and finishing
done with neatness and despatch.
Cemetery Railing for the country, made so as to
be put up by an ordinary mechanic.
Richmond, April 3, 1861-ly.
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'Staant0it Sgtf:tat05lr;,.,
RICHARD MAUzY, Editsr i Prspristsr.
TERMS.

90 |WI- Il EH Ms.
t 1As SPECTATOR" IS published once O Uest, o
Too Dcldrs and Fty Cents gear, DhseA may % ass
shdrgsd By the pGynssnt of THO Dotays at ony tam
withsn tie gear. j., "A /, ecysz ,-.a = sa =
No subscription scU b discoatinued bet at tie option
of tie Editor, until oil asredrages are pad.
oncs for one dollar and sOss cent? for .aeA su5ss-
quens continuance. Larger advertisements sssrtsd N
tte same proportion. ..e..-
liberal discount mods to those soho Gdssrtsss BY thS
FSar. ssF 500 ST.
E Annual GdUertssers wiU BE- limited to thsir an
mediate business tho advertisements charged for at
trdnsient rates zts.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. not ezeeeding ssuss Hnss, ~sN
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Good Counsel is Above all Price,

UOOu COuuScl IL ADOYc dill TTlCcs
Q UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
y said:
"Take care of the peace, the wounds will take care
of themselves"
Beware of the little expenses, for small leak will
sink great ship"
"Be patient in adversely and humble in pfosperi-
ty."
Be mindful of things past and provident of things
to come"
"Be timely wise, rather than wise in time" land
they who are timely wise buy their Watches. Jewel
ry. Plated Ware, Cloaks. Hoop Skirts Hosery4Hoves,
Cutlery, Worsted Goods, Combs, Brushes, Hair
Braids, Buttons Trunks, Willow Ware, Musical In
struments, Stationery, Porte Monaies, Purses Money
Belts, and many other articles that it would take
all the papers in the State to enumerae them, the
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Variety Store Of
GABRIEL IRISH.
n B.-That HANDSOME MAN Is still engaged
repairing Watches and Jewelry at the shortest
vice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Staunton Nov 90 1890
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INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OF THEtVALLEY OFsVIRGINIAa9
CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852. FIRE
Roun1 Canftal S30o. 80.

CHARTERED HABcH II, 1852. t7a aes--s
Round Capitsl $3Oe, 49,. sar
1,HIS Company, having. been duly organised !, nov
and Offers 70 the citizens Of vrginia the indncsmsn
of home Company for the safe insurance OF s kinds
Of PRoPsRrY MnRcHAHDIsI, &C., ct fair and equitable
rates. The Directors assure the public shst this Com
pany viii be conducted with sveW to psrmanency and
the strictest principles Of equity Justice close
3 sa53 euJ OSEPH s. CARSON.
O. 8. FUNK, Sswetory. j @. F. BRESEE, Astvory.
JOSEPH .. CARSON, JON KsHI,
JAHHs p. RIzLY, LAWS r. aAasHAH,
~. Otsceom Loudon Street, nssr tie HaIlsr BeWk
~ GloRaH 2, PRIcn, Local agent, Stsunton.
A ril 2, 1868. Co.. .,...t..,..s 81 ~ .ss.f.s
- NEW TOBACCO sTORE.
THE subscriber would inform the public genslsly
De and the consumers Of the "dsliciouS weed par.
ticularly. that be has opened
NEW TOBACCO STORE In STANTON,
one door from Becks Restaurant, and nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel where be hes large stock Of oil
sranda He can supply tobacco and seSars Of al the
Also Keep on hand Smoking Tobacco Pipes and Stsms,
1stchss, Backing and every thing kept in Tobseco
Stores He is prSpsred to sell BY vholesals - veil IS
retail Be to call st the New Tobacco Store of
Sept. Z. 1ssl.-M. "a J. H. D. JOHNSON.
STAUNTON FOUNDRY.
THE subscribers call the attention Of the public to
i their extensive variety Of Psrior Box, Ten Plate
and Cooking STOVES, of their OWE manufsctsrs.-
They have been cast with especial reference to du
r.bilty and giving out heat, and will be found equal
quality. if not superior to sny purchased of North
ern msxe. They have also hssd, and Will manu-
facturs to order any and every description of icon
RAILINGs Also Mill Irons, Machinery, end ell
kinds of Castings made to order 81 10 ss.a
The patronage OF the publicris especially solicited
Nov 40 1850. y - A. J. CARRIER co.
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New Goods /! New Goods !
SOME OF WHICH RUN THE BLOCKADE IN
THE WBERMUDA

: OUME UF w HUH -KUN THE BLUCKADE IN
THE sBERMUDA"
WE are now receiving nice little stock of sea-
w sonabls GOODS to which we invite the atten-
ton of the public. As we cannot any longer buy
goods on the usual time, but are compelled to pa5s
Cash for all we buy, this fact forces US upon the
necessity of selling for CASH. with the special IN
derstanding to be paid in a very short time We are
really panied to be driven to this course but ia
to carry business have other way left but
adopt the CASH SYSTEM as near as possible We hope
friends will the reasonableness of the
and sustain in it. We promise to seM our Goods on
reasonable advance.
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER,
Staunton, Nov. 26, '61 Opposite Va Hotel
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MMGNTJS s.. CEASE,

NI0ULD respectfully call the attention of the cit-
w xens of Staunton and vici9ry to large and
tirely new stock of SPRING GSe1DDS which he is now
receiving and opening consisting of Water Sugar and
Soda Crackers. PcnIcs, Raisins, Figs, Currants, CT
ron, Dates, Prunes, English Walnuts, Filberts, Al
no9ds, Ground Nuts. Pecan Nuts Lemons, qre.Ses,
Sadines, and Candies of every %escripa p
fsFANcK ,Gpo6s, FRENcH CANDIES, CAFES AsD
TOYS.
~ Wedding parties furnished at the shortest no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
Alse Fresh Peaches, HOLSTERS, PickIAs, CaN5Eups,
&C., &c. -
He will sell on reasonable terms, and respectfully
solicits share of patronage.
g9 Candy sold at Wholesale qn6 Retai5.
Stanton. NAV 20. 1860.
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A GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT AT
N TEN PER CENf.-S30C0 worth of very desra-
BILE REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with .
guarantee from the present owner for five years. that
It will rent for 5000 yssr. For particulars apply
to IABODEN BRO.
Stanton Sept. 10. le60-t1s.
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-.g.er MORE NEW GOODS -
AND THE "a LAST I,g UNTIL TIE s WAs IS OVER
LAS just received addition to his large stock Of
II STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
1000 yards best A Brown Cottons;
600 yards best fine Cotton;
100 yards heavy Brown DrilHgs;
25S yards fine book-fold DriYlings;
2400 yds. best Eng. and Amer. Prints,
$50 yards fine JacOnet Cambria;
200 yards Black and Oil Cambric<e
2s0 yards Rice ditto ditto ditto.
300 yds Trimming Ribbands;
80 yards Red Paddngs
SO yards Linen Canvass
ZOE yards Irish Linen;
40 yards Vest Padding;
10 gross large black Velvet Buttons;
8 doz best Hoop Skirts, from % to 40 hoops;
21a doz. best Buck Gloves;
to which which we invite
the particular attention.
OF cash buyers. May %, 106l.-Yin. copy
VIKGINIA. to WLs--At Kples held in tie
v Clerks Office of the County Court for Augusta
County, the 9th day OF January, 1862.
Jacob Ii. Pecker-Faintif,
AGAINST ~,
Samuel Lambert, John Hale and IN Cha1oery-
Addison NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The object of this suit is to attach money and af-
tects OF samuel Lambert, esident of the COM
monwealth, in the hands of the defendant, John
Hale, to satisfy debt due from Samuel Lambert to the
plaintiff. a
The Defendant, Samuel Lambert, not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not resident of ibis Common
wealth. 1t is ordered that he appear here within one
month after due publication OF this notice, and dc
what is necessary to protect his interest.
A COpy-Teste.
FgLTz, P. @. VIM. A. BURNETTs<D. O..
Jan. z, 1862.-1m0.
VIRGINIA, TO wit :.--At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office of Augusta County Court on Mon
day, thesoth day of January, 1852
Noah Early Plaintiff,
AGAINST : In Chancery.
Samuel Lambert & John Hale, Defts
The object Of this suit is to attach money and ef
fects of Samuel Lambert, nonresident of the Com
In the hands of the Defendant, John Hale
and subject them to payment of the debt due from
said Lambert to the Plaintiff.
Ks Defendant, Samuel Lambert, not having enter
ed ms atearance, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not resident of this Comrou-
wealth 1t Is ordered that he appear here within
month after due publication of this notice, and do
whaffs necessary to protect his interest
A COpy-Teste.
FULTz, P. @. VIM. A, BURNETT, ID. C.
IAN. 7, '62-lmO.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

WE have leased for a term of years the commodi
w GUS and convenient Stables attached to tn,
Virginia Hotel, in Stsunton, where we -
intend to keep constantly on hand for S,s~rIfS
sale the finest HORSES that can be &8ISkA
procured. j. S. Byers has experience TX H
and qualifications as horse dealer, Vnn
which well known to the p2lic. As our business
is to be of years pains will be spared to obtain
and keep the public patronage.
We also take Horses Livery. In few weeks
the Stabling will be increased to accommodate 400
horses Capable and attentive Osters have been en-
ployed. The County custom is solicited. Drivers
are invited to stop with US.
In connection with this Stable we shall keep Hacks.
Bugges and Saddle Horses, constantly for hire-ouf
Vehicles being all new, with fine Horses, we conf
IDENTIFY solicit public patronage.
.ta ]. 8. BYERS D. co.
N. B. Nicking and Bobbing done by an expert.
enced hand. SYERS & co.
JAM 81 1860 ,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE Great Preparation, BY Rev. John Cumming,
i D. D.; Thoughts on Preaching, by Rev. ). W
Alexander, D. D.; A Defence of Armageddons by
Rev; F. E. Pitts The Still Hour, by Austin Phelps
Engand's Yeomen, by the author of Ministering
Children ; the Shadow in the House; the Queens Of
Society The Wits and Beaux of Society; Life in the
Old World, by Fredrika Bremen; Miss Gilbert's Ca
reer, by the author of the Tltcomb Letters; Elsie
Manual for Volunteers and Militia; Tactics for OFF,
of the Infantry, Cavalry and ARTILLERY, by L. "
Buckholtz; Infantry Camp Duty, &C., by L. v. Buck
holk; Life and Correspondence of Jno. A. Quitman !;
Life of Andrew Jackson, by Parton; Plantation and
Farm Instruction, Regulation, Record, Inventory and
Account Book The Union Pulpit, Collection of
Sermons BY ministers of different denominations
with portraits Father Tom and the Pope
Staunton, April 9, 1861. r, COWAN,
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ORAIGSVILLE AND A FARM FOR
" SALE PRIVATELY-C Containing 235 Acres
we'll improved-lying in Augusta CO., on the Va. c..
R. Road, and lying around Craigsville Depot-being
good situation for Store and Mechanics. Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property. For
further particulars address the subscriber, at Frank
ford, Greenbrisr CO., W. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Nov. 6, le60.-tf l-a .-,.
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THOMAS j. BAGBY.
AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 8 Wall ST., under st. Chorles Hotel,
RICHMOND, VA.,
TIRES out Negroes, Rents out Houses, and sells
IL Tobacco, Wheat, Corn Flour, and other Country
Produce.
IA Pays strict attention to business, and prompt
remittanceS made.
E- Consignments respectfully solicited.
REFER TO Messrs. G, T. Workman Co.. r. II.
Maury l. Co., Dickinson, Hill & CO.. and II. K. Ely
son. RIcHMoND; James Alexander, CHARLorrEsvIM.E !;
Mauzy SrAUNroN; and ]. 81. Wartman h Co., HAIR
R1soNBuRG. Richmond, March 26, 1851.