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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-14

Kew. DIR. Putnam of Boston, in re
cent discourse, thus speaks of the lamented
Theodore Winthrop, who fell at Big
Bethel:
The man who could write "John Brent, !"
not as main part Of his lfe-work, but as .
mere incidental side-play, and lay it away un-
published, as II 1t were but an Insignificant
specimen OF his literary wealth and powers,
shows combination Of high ability with rare
modesty which may well claim our admiration
of his early and heroic death, we must deeply
feel the loss which literature and society have
sustained in his fall. ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-14

YEAS.
Anthony of RI, Rep. Howe of Wis, Rep.
Browning of Ill, Rep. johnson of Tenn, Union
Chandler of Mich, Rep. King of N Y, Rep.
Clark OF N q. Rep. Lane of Ind, Rep.
Collamer of vt, Rep. McDougall Of Cal, Opp.
Davis of KY, Union. Morrill, Of Maine, Rep.
Dixon of Conn, Rep. Pomeroy of Kansas, Re.
Doolittle of Wis, Rep. Sherman Of Ohio. Rep.
Fessenden of Me, Rep. Simmons of R l, Rep.
Foot of Vt, Rep. Sumner of Mass, Rep.
Foster of Conn, Rep. Trumbull of Ill. Rep.
Grimes Of Iowa, Rep. Wade of Ohio, Rep.
Hale Of N d, Rep. Wilkinson of Min, Rep.
Harlan of Iowa, Rep. Wilmot of Penn, Rep.
Henderson of Mo, Un. Wilson of Mass, Rep.
Howard of Mich, Rep. Wilson of Mo, Un-32.
NAYS.
Bayard of Del, Opp. Powell of Ky, Union,
Garlic of Va. Union, Rice of Min, Opp.
Harris of N Y, Rep. Salisbury of Del, Opp.
Kennedy of Md, Union, Ten Eyck of N ], Rep.
Latham of CAL Opp. Thompson of N j, Opp.
Nesmith of Oregon, OPP. Wiley of Va, Union,
Pierce of Md, Opp. Cowan of Pa, Rep.-l4.
AN ATTEMPT TO APPLAUD.
An attempt was made in the galleries to
applaud, but it was promptly checked, and
in few minutes the Senate adjourned.
Thus closed the first case in which a
Senator was expelled while he was present,
and his case was before the Senate.
Twenty six speeches were made in all, and
never was a case more Ally discussed by an
ADLER set of men, or more impartial votes
given.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-14

Vice President HamIin announced that
the vote would be taken on the resolution
expelliDg Senator Bright. All was in q
moment hushed people leaned forward in
the galleries; Senators turned their atten.
ton to the Clerk, % he called "Anthony. =
h "Ayel" came in prompt response.
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NEW SERIES-NO. 428

"Bayard."
No answer for a second. Bayard was
walking across the Hall, and stopping sud-
denly, asked, "What is this 2"
Mr.. Hamlin.-"On the resolution expel.
ling Mr.. Bright"
"No!" he grufay answered.
Mr.. Bright was called.
No answer.
Every man then answered, down to Sem
ator Lane
No answer from Senators McDougall or
Simmons. Senator Wiley hesitated mo
ment, and then family answered "No."
Senator Wilson of Missouri, the last man,
voted "aye" loudly. 1t now footed up 30
for to IA against expulsion.
A page few rapidly across the room, and
a member comes in, and, catching the eye
of the Clerk, asks to be called.
"McDougalfr
"Aye."
Another---aS immons?"
"Aye." M
And Mr.. Bright stands on the outside of
the lobby, tried and convicted traitor
The Clerks announced the vote
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-14

The Way Marriages are Made In High
Life, In Paris.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-14

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
accompanied the flag of truce which took
the bodies of Zollicoffer and Baillie Peyton
to the rebels. The flag party met the rebels
at the Woodland House. The correspon-
dent savs:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON UuJO1
" HILL, COG6lSTING or Many BYAUTY.
FUL BUILDING LOTS AND TWO HANOSomY
FRAMED DWELLlN0Ss ALSO, 4 TRACT o.
1881 ACRES or LAND IN CHAnlNe Cl9Y
COtHTY, FIVE Niles FROM TIN COynT
WHARF, P0R SALE AT AUCTI0M.-fps the
purpose of closing up some psgtnssshtp sfapsoe-
lions shall sell at public auction, % t1e pssuf
i,es, On WEDNESDAY,, the Q4th 6eVt, l60s eoss-
meneina at o'clock p. r., in tbo egder edvsss
tised the following valuable RIAL E0TA1A VIA !:
That truly beautiful lot ON Mosby strest feses1ag
on the east side thereof 100 feet running baek IG0
by Me- Jesse Talbot. This lot oveslooks ~ city,
and IL really very valuable one. Alsos hanA-
some Lot At tbs corner Of 18th aad + Streets. hAv
ing front of I004 feet the east line tA1seo9 I'D
the depth OF lj2 feet, 70 an alley, with tWo vesy
handsome Framed Dwellings thHeoou. BAeh 80
has six rooms; is supplied With wafer, and b %
only well buiIt, but remarkably ceuvsnIsat ~
Of land bounded by q, +, 3Oth and 3lst stTseaS.
having front Of 3i6 feet each on 10Th anl 3lSt
streets, and depth Of LIZ feet. 70 IN alley u feet
wide. a,r4 s.s,
And on THURSDAY. the a5sh sept, as thse1les
OF 0oddin 4 Appsrson. NEXT 10 the Baat of w.
gna, at l2 o'clock NJ. We shall cell the traet af
LAND. in a CHARLES . ci.3 county. eoosals',f lsst
ance In wood The ia.d ljes well for erltivatJos.
with several streams Of water runolue thto0Gh u.
A well of good water and Dsvsfal cabang % H. Il
uol6lw thS 1n1dr Or 1lsmss. 0susQe &ss0NZ,. y.
n Amseous, md es1er1 BnDe - 49, Uone,
well Church, and 25 miles be16w RlshmoaA.
third cash; balAncs q 9 aDa ~
months for negotiable notes, Interest aaIdsA -
cured by trust deed, r al cast, 81 the opt3Qo 81
the purchasers. dODDIN 4 APPERs0N.
Sol Auet1oueovA
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FROM THE NORTH.

We continue our extrac.s ffom Northern paper
If the 18th la Albany, New York, on Monday
.ssr she reception of the reports OF Sundays bat
II. orisr Of the night In the day. business was
.asras<ed sad the psapis ~onxawa,e In the sirss
4. oa holiday
ple4I,VItas OF THs SURRENDER % uARrsRs
FERRY
4 saryes panusnf "t tie New York Tfses who
.,csged from Barpet's Ferry Under cover of night
.nd vha Witnessed the engagements from The he
Inning 10 ,he end and i.fi Tuesday ,acrnirg al .
ssieek, says;
skirrnsshing commenced Mary land Heights
ThsrHia, afternoon, continuing three hours The
battle was renewed again Friday morl,irg at
aayer~ss oar forces held their ground until
snout noon when being aanked on the ieit. they
we're compelled 90 fall back "a the large guns No,
.,ur sf,er these were spiked, and the whole com.
u,snd rerea.ed down the mountain.
On Snndsy the enemy commenced n erce can.
nansdsug from ihe Maryland and Loodon Heights,
which we're replied to by our own. II continued
until sunset, our guns hoid.ns their own in line
style During Sunday night the rebels planted
more guns aud in the morning opened in all direc
iibns on our forces, drawn UP III line Of battle on
Bolivar Heights Twas useless to contend agains,
yneh overw heuiing odds being surrounded by one
hundred thcurand nsai, and iifferen. bate.
RES firing upon rs. The white flag was raised at
20 minutes past !. Bat a few moments later, Col
Niles ~ss strnek by piece of sleil which carried
.rsy his lsf, high. Ny Ged am hi, = he ex,
claimed. and fell into the arms OF bis sid-de.camp
rhsserms OF csp,niasion were re,csrksby lib.
srsi The officers being allowed TO so paroled with
sids-arms and private property, and The privsses
everything save equipments aud guns. The com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

DISTINGUISHED MARRIAGE The French painter
PAUL. shout to marry the daughter OF the wealthy
Paris jeweier, Edward Handle, a Jew. The dowry
is 10 be three million francs six b0nrsl thousand
dollars), and the bride IL 10 become Roman Cath
olic on the day after the wedding. Cardinal Mo.
riot, AIchbishop of Paris is to ociais at the cere-
mony, and Paris is alive with expectation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

PERSONAL letter from Havana 10 the n. V
Tribune says:
"The famous dismond wedding has turned oui
now in town, and / an told separation has
been Effected be to pay Si.c9o psr annun. aud
Mrs. o. to live in the States. She has had I'M
happy time of 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-23

~, rAlLY uSlON PRAYER MEETlNG-
- Under the auspices Gt the Young Mems Chris
tan kssaeia.!on. EVERY EVENING this week,
at ) oeioek, in The f!rsi Baptist Church, corner of
Broad and l2tn streets. i.ei al remember the
hour of prayer 23-at
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DEPOT ARMY CoMTEf: Y. NJ e. A.,
AND IADIEs SOLDIERS AID S0CY. )
R;cbrapnd Sent I7th ls6o \

AND IADIES SOI.DIFES AID SIC !.
Richmond. Sept. Eth, le62.
w. NOTICH-A gratnitous distribution Of
~ SALT for iha benefit Of the families Of soi-
diers in ths field will be made al tbs s're of Mr.
Sampaon JsGss. corner or Main and aih streets, on
and after The l:'th instant, between the houra Of
and II O clock L. A.
Each family Will be entitled, nntil further notice.
10 one gallon Of sslt and nnst seai suiaols yss-
ael 20 contain ihe sans.
~ Is-4t WM y. MuNFOkD, Chm'n
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N - THE subscriber has removed his Oi'FICi.
vs. 10 No. ~ Main dt t6vsr sstriders skirt manu-
faeiory.} where he will bs pleased all who
may need his servires. Best references givsn.
n B BLANKMAN, Surgeon Dentist,
NJ 2s~lms Formerly Of Freier ickshnre, Va.
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". All! persons having isisnds in The Purcell
O>+ Battery and Crenshaws Battery wishing 10
ssnd LETTERS can ID 50 by leaving them AT this
direct, or to any pari OF Maj Gen. A. r. Hills Divi-
sion. They must be left at this Office by Tuesday,
.;P NJ. Sc 9l--pt*
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NJ. NOTICE. The annual meeting Of the
O~-E stockholders Of The Bank Of Richmond will
lake piaee AT thei. banking house on FRIDAY, iha
:si Octobsr, tets,. J. g. MACMuRDns
De 10--lat Cashier
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RAILROADS., &c.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE K. R.,l
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE X. R,)
SUPERINTENDEET's OsF,cE, )
Richmond, Aug. "a. 1862 }
NOTICE On and after WEDNESDAY, Al.
IN gust 9th, Passenger Trains on the Richmond
aud Danyille Railroad, will ran ~ follows
WAY TRAIN.
doing West-Way Train will leave Richmond
daily, except Sunday, al A. NJ, and arrive In
Danvllle at 447P. n.
Coming Esst--Nay Train will leavs Danyilie
daily except Sunday, at s."3 A. H., and arrive In
Richmond at 4.4s fM
This train will earsy The local travel only. and
will STOP Ut all regular stations.
Ba8Eage entrance will be eiased at G.D r. H.,
aud after that time no baggage will be- received.
THROUGH TRAIN.
Going West, Through Train will leave Rich
nlond daily ut {. Ii A. NJ; aud coming East. will
reach Richmond al ! 81 +. A.
Passengers for the Junction viii take this train
Hasgage entrance will open at ITO A. NJ. snd
close at EOS A. NJ, and no baggage will be re,
eeived after this h0nr.
Trairs will leave promptly Ct the hours fixed W
schedule. JAMES y. LESTER,
~ l3-4t General Ticket Agent.
O11IcR RICHMOND FrT'ss 7. r co,
Rloht6nAd, Va, Augnat 81. 1862. 5
AYOTICE.-The Board Of Directors Of this Com
IN pany hare declared q dividend Ct Ave. per
ceni., payable ON and after tAe 1st Of September
next. Af the oeaee Of shs company. tn att who may
b stockholders on that day. ~ e thelr iawfal at-
toFnsys. :.
.IAs rsnsSsr books WIN - easssa natil the aavot
paymsnt Of the dtvidsnd ~..
q 2e-1m Treasurer,
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By K CAUIHORN AAetfcassr.
4 TCIION 9AIE--On WEDNESDAY next. The
n 2Itl instant WI vii! sell at store, GA 18Th
street coinmencing at o O'Clock A. NJ
80 hhds really prime n q. SUGARS;
lGD ,ieTces RICE;
MOLAsSES
COFFEE;
SODA
PEPPER, &c.
CHAs r. WORKMAN l. CO.
Sale Conducted by K. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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TINE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN ~
"LETLONE," IN POWHATAN COUNTY.

TINE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN ~
"LETLONE," IN POWHATAN COUNTY.
FUR SALE.-.rhiS estate, containing l.0e9 acres,
situated on the App0mattox river eight miles above
Powhatsn Court House. on the old StaGe roaA, Wall
be offered for sale at public auction, on the pre-
lnises on WEDNESDAY,. the LIST day Of October
next, II not sold privately by the undsfsiSnsd pre-
vious TO that date. The buiktings are n ArgtFo1e
ordsr The DIV sllins s-houss 0ntains SIX rooms aaA
basement The tobacco houses, stah3e, corn houes.
and prize barn are all new, and Of most approved
style.
There is also new GRIsT MILL (eonplsAs In
every regpect) on the promises
Mr. RICHARD CRuMP will show the estate ~
any one visitngit with the view of purehasIsg. il
il about ten miles from Asttoax Station. on ths
Danville railroad, and can be rsschsd from thess.
or by stage from P0WhAtan Station.
For terms, address JOHN w. ADKINS,
Dover Mills, 0oochland: or. ~
THOMAS r. I0BRLIh
AZ ll~-l7tt S6vsjN. Oi VtRQ1nls
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a HEaRr DtsiOcATkn ON THE battlefield.
Dr. Eaah, the resident Surgeon OF the New Eng
land Belief Room, New York states that James
baker, OF ths lst Massachusetts, regiment, who was
in the seven days battle, was Knocked down ~ the
horses attached to an artillery piece. the wheels
passing over bis body, the weight pressing princ.
pally ON the lett side He WA taken up in . state
Of is@nsibiity and carried to hospital where Il
was laEnd that his heart had becn dialncated, fhs
apex occupying ths same position on the right thai
Il should have had en- tbs left. Up TO . few days
previous 10 bis admission 10 tha Nav England
Rooms he hs.i frequent attacks Of bleeding at the
lungs Iie remainsd there shnsf Time nnaer treat.
ment, and has sinca been sant hoEas, with pros
poets Of partial Teeovssy, ct least He may mrvfvs
Isast hss nsasly bssn hsaiad hy surgical skat.
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VTERY VALUABLE BRICK TRNEMENT ON
v the North side Of Broad street, opposite 10
Mayo street, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be
sold at auction, the premises, on eATURDAf.
the 9th Of September, 1861. At ~ O'clock r H..
the Large aud weilbuilt BRICK TENRAENr h.
Gated a. above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. James
Warrington. The lot has front Of 32t fest and =
depth of l59 tset, The house has ton rooUs. -
sides large brick Kitchen, aud q supplIod WStA
gas, water, ath.roou,, DC, and II altogether IN
excellent dwelling. Possession given lat Of jam.
sry next, and perhaps sooner.
TERMs.-One-third cash /; balance at one md two
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
cured by trust deed.
70 Is GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucsrs.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LARGE AMOUNT
IL OF PERSONAL ESTATE, in ChestsSneld
county, II miles from Richmond, near TO Coal1eld
Staiion.-Wil be sold at suciion, at the late resi
dence OF Macon Trabue decd, On THURSDAY
the ID October. 1862 commencing ct 10 o'cleck 4.
H., all the perishable estate OF tie decedeut, con.
sisting in part of :. Horses, ) Colts 90 Sheep, -
Hogs, :, Carts, 5000 TO Is 900 lbs Oats, large
stack Herdsgrass other stacks Of Hay. AL the
Household Furniture, and numerous other aftinlse.
TERMs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, months credit, tor approved. sndorseA
negotiable paper. THOS. r. TnADUD,
se2s Exor Of Macon Trabus, deed.
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AND REAuTIIuI. RAxn OF

VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL RAkA Or
" 500 Acres In the County Of Hanover. On ths
Virginia Central Railroad Hanover Court. Houss
Depot. rs miles from Richmond FOR AAI.E AT
AUCTIOV-By request Of the present owner. We
offer for ss- 81 public auction, the prsmisss
FRIDAY, the :,Gth September, lsG2, o. II o'sloeh
4. NJ, Of fair II not the frst fair day thsseaftss)
the beautiful farm called PkOSPECr MILL, on
which J. A. Winsdeld, Esq, formerly resided, con
tanning about 500 acrea, plat and survey Of which
will be exhibited at the hour " sale. The farm
adjoins the lands Of Messrs. w. II. Wlekham. " =.
O. Winston, @. 8. Chisholm, and Oihsrs. About TO
acres open land. which has upon il several beds
OF fine mari and $50 in fins original growth
from which large quantity OF cross-tiss and woOi
may be cut. Of the arabic land, which Il equal H.
any 10 The ghboehOod there are 12J acres Of tine
low ground, well drained and fertile, adapted H.,
the growth Of grass. The dwelling has nav addi
tion to IL, and contains above the basement stshs
rooms. The location is pT0verbal for ifS hsalfhi
usss, and Is beautiful as any in Eastern VlfginiA,
commanding AN extended view of the surrounding
country and of the Central Railroad for about eight
miles, Il is unnecessary 10 say more in respect ~
this estate; but it ia respectfully suggested thai
persons disposed 10 purchase win examine ths
place, which will be shown them by the OverSeer
on the place.
TERMs.-One third cash balance al one and two
years, for bonds bearing interest secured by trnss
deed. GOODlN APPERSON.
Auctloneers.
P.S.-The foregoing farm can be treated Tor u
Driyate sale - ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By KEN7, P4iNE I co, saettonssrs.

By KEST, F1fVE Y GO., deftt0HcsFs.
r Ag8E SALE OF DRY aooDs AT AUCTION.
L. On WEDNESDAY, the eth instant, st 70
osioeh at our warehouse. lit Cary street We shait
asil, without reserve large and very derirsble ~.
sorineut Of
FRES III DRY q ODS,
comprising uisny of the most desirable styles OF
isted by as tDis among others We shall Of
Ter The following, viz
GOO pieces super English and American Prints.
go pieces assorted B.eached Shir'ings,
,eG0 doz Clasks, coa.ss, ana her best Spool Cot.
tons,
30 lbB biue and W b Patent Threads,
80 packs English and American Pins.
Shirtlng Stripes, plaid Oznabnrgs.
Satiuets, Kerseys, Red Flaune!s,
Hoop Skirts. Needles,
White Goods, Checked and Striped Nuslins,
assorted;
Ladies' Meiino Vests,
Mems super Merino Shirts,
Huck Jowel;ng. Irish Linens.
Harsees Quilts, B3regea, Robes,
Rich Fancy Silks, Laess and Edgngs
Nois and Letter Paper, Hosiery, Gloves, & G.
Also
An nvaics o superior CLOTHING.
: 500 pairs Mems Women's aud Children's SHOES
assor:ed-msny of them Of superior quality
500 pairs genuine English Army SHOES. heavy.
se - KENT, PAINE a. co. AUcfs.
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| TTENTlON HARNESS MAKERS.


4 TTENTION ! HARNESS MAKERS.
The attention of harness makers and others,
Conscripts detailed hands, ia called to the fol-
lowing order:
.ApJ'T AND lNsP'K GEMS OFFICE,
Richmond, Sept. s, 1862.
General Lraers, No. "a.
l. GOuscrpts in the employment OF the Govern
nnent, who leave their employment without
:hoIty, vii! be arrested AZ deserters the order
OF The officer under hem they are employed.
By order.
5. COOPER, Adj't and Inspr General
All worknep who have left the G. 8. Harness
Shops are hereby notified 10 report TO II. PRIDE
Superintendent of the harness shops. Carksville
before the a0ih inst. or they will be advsrtissd as
deserters. w. s. DOWNER,
se l6-aw Sup't Of Armories.
NYOTICE-Our withdrawal from the PRODUCE
IN COMMISSION BUSINESS is hereby made
known The failure to obtain acceptable assistants
has forced us 10 this STEP under circumstances dit.
ferent from those for which ws have waited.
Our Office will be kept open for settlements till
further notice and the present time is commended
to debtors the most favorable for paying out
easy that they will ever see.
Those having our GRAIN BAGS will please send
them to us very promptly, that they may be sold
while the price is high When the Grain Bag &C.
units be written up, those in arrears will be
notified, and payment claimed for all not returned.
Our co-partnership is not dissolved
sc oO-Gts MADDUX & co.
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1.-TWO HxCRLLENT rRNEMRNTS. ON TDg
i South side Of venable. between ysne4sins
and I'D Streets. FOR SALE At AUCTION
Will be sold al auction on ths prssnises. on
THURSDAY, the 25th September. 1862 ct 4 o'elk
p. two excellent Tenemsnts. located - above
ons occupied by Mr.. James 7. Porter and the othsr
by Mr. George w. Tyler. each has flve rOOms, ana
afe very conveniently arranged.
TrRMs.Ona third caSh balance ~ .aSa ~
lnOnths, for nsgotiable 0Oies. interest added ss-
cured by = tvnst deed
se IL 0ODD1N ApPERsON, Ansts 4
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BY E. B. COOK, AEctionstr.
~ ROcERIEs, TOBACCO. &C, At AUCTION. |
O On THURSDAY, 25th inst. at 10 o'clock,
Will sell at the store Of Mr.. Thomas Nsgle, on |
Main street, opposite K. o Hsskins, ESQ., his atocs
WRAPPING PAPER. GARCOFFRR. TWINE.
CRoCKERYWARE, SHOW CASES. DC. C:
TfRNs-cash. = r. l. a.e,;e1A.. .; C0OA:
* ENTEEI. FURNITURE AT AUCTfON.-On
~ MONDAY. 29th inst, ri 10 O'Clock, ] VIII cell
al the residence Of Mr. ]. ". Chinn. ON Sd bstwssn
Clay and Leigh streets his household and kitchen
FURNITURE, embracing variety df genfeel ar
ticles.
The Furniture is almost entirely new. and has
been carefully used II. b. COUk.
sem1 Auc'ioneer.
A DMINISTRATOR's SALE OF vALUABLI
IA MEDICAL BOOKS, MEDICINES, FuRNI'
f6RE, &c, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY.
24th inst, at 10 o'clock viii sell, ~ the oiiics Of
Dr. w. E. Wilson, dsc'd on 7th, between Main and
Cary streets, 3 valuable collection Of MEDICAL
BOOKS, MEDICINES, de-, &c.
AI.EO-A lot of FURNITURE, embracing Il va
riety Of useful articles.
by order OF the Administrator.
seaO e. b. COOK. Auct'r.
r AR0E LOT OF BOOTS, SHOES AND DIZZY
1 GOODS At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
Eth inst at 10 O'Clock. will sell, ~ the store on
nth street, next door TO Mr.. g. Rosenfsls Q large
lot Of Mems, Ladies'. Misses. and Chilhsas
WEAR, In great variety.
So Ia H. B. COOK. Auetr.
QUARTERNzsTER'S OFFICE.
0ord0psville, Sept IL, 1862.
CsALE OF PUBLIC HORSES AND AuLIs.-
- win sell at2ublic anction' At Culpepsr G ~:
on TUESDAY, September 30, 1867, one hundred
and nina c9pdemnsd HORSES and ten condemned
o ". b. RICHARDS. Js,
- 22-td* Post QuarteSmaster.
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TIE ftIkS On Otd tifNfHSlS
'tha New York 2iasfs has su article On our te,,.
erals and their rank. ii says:
The biaior.Genersls oi The Confederate army
are numerous and Stone wall Jackson, who holds
Ibis rank, stands At distance from the head 81
tn list Both i.ougstreei ard a, +. till are his
ni.rA 10 faak. ii ii be tfIis that General Joseph
IohEston hts recovered from the severe wounds he
received nj , air Oaks sufficiently Ia allow him to
sake the field, We may fairly understand that the
rebel campaign of invasion will be really directed
n tne supreme rosars by his clear, quick keen, sad
daring in;ellect-an inteliee fertile in resources
AZ his will is su i.t 10 execute what his judgment
hss dc, ern.isled. We have no m0re formidable
enemy.
The appontin. nj ezt announced Ia the Richmond
papers uf 50 conspicuous an 1icer as Gen Eeanre
gard to The command Of The Department of South
Carolina and Georgia Indicates, We may remark
the pressnee in iha. depart rent OF no neonsidera
bls force. and may either prognosieate serious Al
tempt 10 eject from oar postlons st Hilton Hsat
and Beaufort, show that The rebels anticipate
vigorous tiilri at the reduction uf Charleston ant
Savannah 1t sets al rest. also. ihe foolish stOrie
which bavs been eurrent 0f ten heaasregard'
withdrawal from the Southern service. The trntl
al regard Ia him believe TO he that lac has sim
ply been ut the Springs in Alabama recruiting hi
strength, impaired by thai memorable WesterI
campaign in which Gen. i!alieck did not caPtar
h:,a, nor dss;ray his army.
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