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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-10

The Late serdted ReporfS-
Attsck on Confederate acknowledgements
tsoas Of tie Enemy, sc.
LYEcuBUKa, Va, Jan. 9-The Republican, of
this ely, viii publish tomorrow Two pri-
vate letters, dated at Winchester, on The 7th
ana STA Inst, and furnishing Interesting
Intelligence from Gen. r. j. Jackson's com.
maha.
The first letter says there has been no fight.
irg, bsyons some little skirmishing, In which
shrse OF four casualties occurred on each
ii ID, and the capturs BY the Confedsrates Of
twO cannon ana ten or twelve prisoners -
NhcG they enemy retrsated across the Poto-
mac, they burnt the bridge across the Capon
river. 1he force of the enemy was estimated
TO BE from TWO to three thousand.
The second letter says that General T. J.
Jackson W As on his return, having accom-
plished the object of his visit, which was
the destruction OF Dam No. 6, on the Chssa-
poaks and Ohio Canal, and some bridges on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. General
Jackson lost in the expedition about twenty
men. There was only a small force of the
enemy in that quarter, and but little fight
ing. Tits believed that we may have lost
more men than the enemy did.
On Monday last some five or six hundred
Of the militia, stationed near Col. Blues,
on the Northwestern Road, about fourteen
miles this side Of Romney, were attacked at
daylight by about 1900 of the enemy from
Komney, and we're soon put to 1iZht. We
lost some three or four killed, and some few
were taken prisoners. We also lost two
pieces of artillery aud three baggage wag-
ens. The enemy burnt the mill near by and
several dwelling houses, including Colonel
Blues, with his extensive barns, stables
etc o., and destroyed all his persons al pro perty
and live stock.
The Federal Williams shot an humble old
shoemaker, in his own house, and then burnt
the building over his body.
The latest INTEL igence received at Win
chester states that Gen. Jackson had captured
two pieces OF cannon, and between thirty
and forty thousand dollars worth Of cloth
Ing and military sto' es. Among his wound
cd is Capt. Alexander. of an Arkansas regi-
nsat, who lost an arm.
The Republican also, has a letter from its
special correspondent at Camp Allegheny
dated on the 9Th inst, in which it is stated
that no attack hiss yes been made on tn At
Camp or on Aon terey, although 1t has been
confidently expected for several days. The
enemy, sfter destroying what they could in
HurtersviEk, put eff in double quick, not
taking time to release a Yankee prisoner,
who was confined in Jail.
Oar forcs recently st Huntersville was
about 600, but the Com at that post
lad rIIuckily given furloughs to abo ut 400
.hus leaving very small force at that point.
But for this deficiency in our force we could
have whipped he Yankees eff, as they did
not number over 900 men.
Snow has bean falling at Camp Allegheny
for the past IS hours, and is still falling.
Notwithstanding, however, the seventies Of
the wsAther, the soldiers are all contented,
and prepared to drive the mercenar,es from
our soil.
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W have received several letters from vol
tatssrs relative TO the law recently parsed by
Congress granting q furlough and bounty to
seems TO b willingness to continue in the
service Of the country, though 1t is but just
V sy that the proposed bounty Of fifty dol.
Ian Is the least among the consideration by
vaicA they are Influenced. This. however
rot The cnss with the furloughs and In
dsd I, Is natural that men who have been
Tor q long time in the service should eagerly
embrace en- opportunity to see their homes
Hdfindrsc, while We take 1t that the same
pffiotc i'm pulses which induced their origi-
sai enlistment would incits tn EN- to struggle
"a until they are blessed with the rejection
nat those homes are safe from the informal
perposes Of the In vader. The law, a. passed
y Congress, Is liable to criticism in resrect
The proposed furioughs; for in stance, the
second section. which seems to have creat ted
Asood deal OF sensation in the camps, reads
- follows:
inat burroughs, not exceeding sixty days,
Win transportation homo and back, shall
"s'an'sd TO all twslve-months' men now in
ssf'ie' who shall, prior to the expiration OF
e"f present term of service, volunteer or
'nNa for the next two sn.uing years ubse.
t'a' 70 the expiration OF their present term
service, Or for three years Or the war;
Ne isrioughs to be issnsd At such times
~aa In zach numbers a. the Secretary OF War
.E assn mes: compatible with the public
,"s; re !sAS1 Of sseh JsrloxSh being ress.
80 s"a ':f"'ss ~ tss distsnss I. sseh ssssssS~
! ~" tu Asms''
"eDss our attention has been called to this
f"' " have endeavored to seek salts.
A"J explanation Of the porto italicized,
~" vain; and We do not wonder that IL
~, ~pa1i'd the volunteers, with whom II 10
ne an'absorbing topic. The furlo-sh
-o exceed sixty days. but it may b Tor
~, An' less than that; yet, says the act,
A.. "1s's b regulated with reference to the
Aos OF each volunteer from his home"
IVA aardly be supposed that any soldier
~ willing to take the shorter spr-
~ Jet the language certainly implies
". ssapposition. II the two portions Of
seton quoisd can b reconc,led. ne
n.y.. .'a % happy to communicate the expla.
f,.s'o the soldiers on duty. We do not
s"no drafted the bill, bat We can a..
~. Ne Authorities thai unlsss It 10 rsyi,sd
l'' together In an Ineligible form.
W., aaDgsr that it may fail OF it, object.
hsisue. - S'1D VIZ "aa
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The Eighth Of January In New Orleun

NHw ORLEANS. Jan. 9.-Ths eighth o.
January" wac celebrated in this city on yes
terday in an appropriate manner. The occa-
sion was = State holiday, commemorative OF
thsvaior Of our forefathers, but not ceie-
brated In sxultation over the defeat Of Great
Britain on that memorable day. Among
other dem constructions was a grand military
review by Generals Lowell, huggles, aaa
Lewis, and also General Js1r. thompson,
aif
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1UTURR DIYS.

CxH0EANT'S SALE OF A FREE NE
~ ONO MANLY act Of tbs General As
semeiy, pas ed March nth, 1850. and In pur.
suenee OF an order Of the HustinEs court Of
TIE g. g city Of mi n.scnmond will sell on MON
Ing Court day. In front Of the City Hall, At
1o3 O'clock 4. n 10 the highest bidder for
cash. very likely free man, about twenty.
one years old, named JOSEPH GRAY, VINO
las been convicted by said Court of Grand
Larceny, and ordered to be cold IN TO = hso.
lutte slavery. THOS. u. DUDLEY
ia 10-tds Serg't City Of Richmond.
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Xifbmono 8ispahh.
r....,.s,,. On the Potomac.

There wa An Astounding rumor In circs'a-
ala, Yesterday in regard to the movements OF
~. enemy on the Potomac; bat the tratA Of
~. matter IL, ~ We have ascertainsd from
-. h., authority, that On the night OF the
To-, three Federal war vessels came up
"a. nsshborhood OF the battery At Aqua
80, and commenced . heavy % nnonade
,pon it. airing shot and she'll with great pro-
<..,o. for some two hosrs. We are
h,ppy to learn that nobody was hurt" by
ts,, /, osral expenditure Of Yankee ammuni-
1isn
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Infameus Proceedings Of she Yankee Gev.
srrmnH s-Panitan CQuYicta TO be

Isfameus Proceedings Of shs Yankee Gev-
rnmeRs-Psnitensiary Convicts to be
Sent South as EsceEdiaries.
EgxprIs, Jan. "A mercantile firm here
has received letter from = friend in the
Southern part of Kentucky, in which 1t is
stated that the Federal Government has
made cl.ndsstine arrangements with par
dosed con victs OF desperate characters In tho
Northern psaiteatiaries and prisons, to send
them into different portions OF the South for
the purpose Of setting fire to and burning up
everything they can, and especially manu-
factories and machins shops. The Federals
agree y pay liber ally for all such work, a.
they regard it AZ very good way to cripple
and alarm the Southern people.
The above information WIS obtained from
. party employed by the Yankee Govern
ment, and il. communicated to warn. tn Q
South, and place them on tho alert to dis.
cover and promptly. execute all such per-
sOuS.
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4 Virginia MaSFen.

|tu...s the estimabls wife OF Colonel
rArrisS, Of Cumberland, and the
|nr.." colonel Henry T. Parrish, Of the
|ssu ,.A Virginia nteers, now In her
|Aa,,l year. OF. Iong.con tinusa feeble
ss.s 80 aiaoss blind. h as recently Pre-.
~, s'A'y 40, pairs OF beau tifulswoolsn
\ q. a.. wAoiiy BY herself, in one paskass.
slisI H.. ana Soldiers Of the regiment 70
H., "a 80 son IL attached. This 10 In addi.
s.s., ssy similar gifts to mem bers Of tie
|yAs f,o,' - paniss that have goas into ser.
A0a Cumberland.
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PER SONAI..

Richmond. some time
H. since . large, green TRUNK. with the
hame OF IT. Bowen, Mobile, Alabama"
painted upon &, with white letters. 1t was
deposited by J. r. Bowen, or Lieut.. Thomas,
Of the Richmond Hussars Of Georgia. Any
information regarding said Trunk will be
thankfully Heceived. Address
T. s. BOWEN, at Smithfleld, Va,
j. -St* Care Of Ramseur's Battery:
II EFT at nv store, about TWO weeks ago,
l q CARPET BAG aud a KNAPSACK.
By some pereon or pe-sohs to me unknown.
They are hereby directed to Gala and get
the same, prove property and pay charges.
JOSEPH MlDDENDORF,
jal0-1t~ 9Th st., bet. Broad and Grace.
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h...ss'y'ssessA Rssinsns.
sAs. i, aaa'sstton ppsliahsd day Or tvs
spO,, a. = STATED lshrough typoesspbioel
.A.,. ss We M rsstasnt Of virginis vol.
ss1 - 80 srasrea 70 Lsaabwx. y
asss ssts,sa xsuIs1E1.
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1bnnnop
city, MAR0ARETV PE1EiN, in The ssS
year Of her age, daughter Of .. Perrin.
Gentle spirit relssseo from the aus ana
pains incident TO mortality, thou hast win ~
thy flight far beyond the skies TO land Of
promised rest-to the city Of the New Jeru.
salem, where tnou shalt unite with All the
redeemed hosts through eternal ages In sins. .
ing the praises Of the lamb. a.
~ Petersburg Express pleaaD copy.
Of pneuu onia, on Wednesday, Sth instant.
after = short illness, at the residence of her
parents, on Union Hill, ELLA OATHE.
hINE, only laughter Of Jas n. and Louisa
W. Berry, aged years . months and day.
Dearest Ella, thou hast lsf. N.
here thy loss Ne q eply feel;
Eut It's God that hath bsfef, us
He can al our sorIows heal.
Yet again We hope to meet thss,
When the asy nj life u 0sd
Thsn In Heaven, with Joy to prest thee,
Wbero ne farewell tear Il shed
The frtanis and acquaintancss Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral, 1T 10 o. ctk
this morning, from Trinity Church, corner
Broad and s0th sS. =
On The 9Th inst At the residence Of p. N
Jewett, Union Hill, Mr.. WIN. J. 3. GOOD
WIN, formerly Of Annapolis, Nd, aged Is
years.
Ne Lynchburg papers please COPY.
At tho residence Of his father, Dr. &. J. H.
Hatchett, in the county OF Lunsaburg, on
"Wednesday, Sth inst. hAYNlE HATUHETT,
a member Of Company g ," 18Th regiment
Virginia volunteers, in the 10th year Of his
age.
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81 RiCHakD CAUTACEH, .4ueer,

CUND RES AT AUCTION--BaCK-
y BONES, SPAREklbS AND POS
FEET.--On FRIDAY, 10th inst, st 10 oc.x,
al my store, Will sell, at auction, Tor chseS
on account of whom il may concera, fodk
large cases OF Bacrbones and Sparortos, aud
10 barrels Pigs Feet.
will also sell Butter, Soap, Grain Pepper,
0inger, Nice, and various other thtngi, In
cludiug , Showcase, with many Fancy Af-
ticles
FURNITURE, STOVES, &c,-After tls
above Will sell Sofa, 5 ring-seat EoGn0,
Cane seat Hall Chars, l IN ssivs CeatIs
Table, Wardrobe, l large Writing Deck,
Beasteads, Chairs, Washstaud, Carpets,
BoisteIs Pillows, Cots, 81.
la9 Il. CAUFHORN.
HI9H CONSTaBNE'S SALE Will %
sold on FRIDAY, the OH day OF jan
ualy, 1892 ut the office of the High tonoss.
bic, c0raIna ncing at 10 O'Clock A. III ivory
desirable and Well selected LiLrary conaisN
ing of a large assortment O! S;ILdard ELSk
lsn Works-Pce.ry, Philosophy, BiosTapty,
History, Natural sciences, MatAeEae. 'cs, Is
nance, &c j.; fue selection OF LasIn AID
Greek WORKS, Poetical, Historical, MytholO.
gical, &c; the choicest works Of me best
French, Spanish, AMI ftaiirS authors; aaso.
| several valuable and Important Law hooks.
The aDove books Will be sold TO satisfy n IL -
tress warrant in my haids in favor or Jo-
| seph Alien VS..
Terms cash. GEO. A. FREE HAN,
JAZZ I'D Ii. q. q q.
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By GODDIv 4 APpgRsoN, Aue.,.
THIS 0ay+


THREE ExCELIEsT Brick TEEE.
Il MENTS, ON The cofnsr sof Gary and
Laurel stree :. Sydney, for sale at'aucticn.-
" ~ be sold ut auction, on the Prem ises, On
r. IN, those three excellent bfisk tsnsraeuts,
located as above. occupied respectively ~
A1essrs Phillips, Farmer, and rix, each rent
sng for slz5 per snnufn " -ee ten.iae n IS are
abont 81 $50 eacn. Esca one contains ave
rooms, besides brick kit hen. &c.
TEAMS ne-fourtn cash bsFnce n: 3.
and IL months for negotiable n0tes. interest
added, secured by trust dsed. The taxes
and Insurance. for Loo. to be paid " the per.
chasers.
jas aoDDIN & APPERsOy, Aucts.
r. s.-lmmedisssiy ss;er the foregoing sAs,
me parcasser Of the pl,osing rsa, easss 6sv.
Tag 'aaSd 70 comply with rms OF sale IL VIII
DO n,~ snid a. bis Il SIX ard sta:
~ ALITIOS sALEUF TWO FRANEO
IENEMESFS, on tn. IS. line Of B iviades
street between Mai, and Gary ais--yyu b., n
at auction, or th' pre- n'iss o.. FIR DAy. thu -
5anussy, e62. two fRAasD rsasaM,YTS To-
cate: AZ above, nearly new, and couypul.nI for
suburbs.
TEKas --one.ahird cash; ba,srca e. I'D n
months fer negotsa able n tea, intsres. as,,.s g.
cursd by a tres. d,sd or title 20 .ained. Abe NJ
tax to De pad ov the per haze
js7 doDDlN & APPERSON, Aucts.
ATOaT VALUABLs. 81. NJ, s.STATE or
~
in the town ~ SydoaP fer sale d auction
WLi be sold at auctoa, on the prernisss, TN FIsx-
DAY tie 10th day OF JasuKy 1867. n l.! o. lock
~ in the order advertised, the falavisg very
valuable lnimprcvsd real estass, viz: Ist II Ia
VERY VALUABLE REAL T. sIArr en- lhs
fcath side of Main. between Fl aod 8 streets OPP
posts 10 Juage Roberrso,. fr ming 40 ses; rus-
I,nx back 80 20 On siey - Test wias. 2 his let
vd bs div?i lei. tc suit he vi ws Of BID isrs. I'd.
That vs Aao .ot on tia west line Of 7h between
ssaiu ard Cary strests On which air. Lswts l..
Barnes has black sn ith Shop, trcnttrg Is fe,i.
running b ek 30 fee. 10 al alley 10 teet vide
3D. 4 hat valuable hsf sers, 40 All, ON The east
line of 9Th, between byrd AID Arch sNests, With
two framed teneuenti thereon. bounce Cd on The
south by Mr.. L. W. Glaa. brcox's toDaccs' fao~
tory, fronting .63 feet, running back $50 f-er.-
4th at the sans i,aes " i'll be sold avAuabls los
on the north eide OF Leigh street, between Judsh
street and Book Avenue, fronting 81 tess,
n ing back ia feet IL al alley. 5ta. AT tas zane
place. 10 lets iu Sydney. each having fsons CT 10
feet by KS feet Thee lots axe neasiy 3.2oise
to Mr. L.. II Dances Who .l~ri lbs shop. and in
rear of NJ. Thomas A,srs Machiue Shop.
1hs foregoing real estate, for ,he mott part, ID
justly regarded as among tho moEt valuable un
msros ed Iea. estate II ~ IN market
TERas.-Oue fourth cash ba acce at =. IL Sna
l8 months, for negotab,s oaer, IL arrest aided,
secured By trus. deed. Ihs tasea foc 500 TO -
paid by the purchasots.
jas G0DDIN T. ApPEeSoN. Aucss.
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FUTURE DAYS
By KENT, PAINE T. co, facts
Took OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
Having determined 10 close our business for the
present, we shall offer for sale at our Warehouse
On TUESDAY, the 18th January next, cur entire
STAPLE AND Fanny GOODS,
Without reserve, for Cash ON DELIVERY, and con-
unus the sale until the whole 10 sold.
Tho stock comprises many very desirable
STAPLE GOODS in excelen. order, and viii be
found worthy the attention Of large buyers.
During the sale We shall offer
50 baies 1, 1, and ~ Brown Cotton.
800 pieces English BleasheA Sbirtinss.
20 bales superior Brown Driliings.
500 pieces White Goods, Csmbrics, Jsconets,
Swiss Muslins, BriAautes. &c.
100 pisces rich Fancy Dress silks.
200 pieces Earlsson and French Ginghams.
900 pieces Rolled Jaconsts.
$50 pieces Fancy Prints, Spring stylea
so pieces Black and Colorsd Alpaca
so pieces English and Preach Nerinoss.
$50 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Colored Canihrics, Linen Dsmasks.
Napkins, Crinolines, gloves and Hosiery.
Umbrellas. Vestings, Spool CcttonA .
;hawls, Cloth and Velvet Cloaka
shalies, BaTegss, Printed Lawns
Jaconets, DeLxine and elk Robes.
Embroideries, large assortment, &C., &c.
Also, the balance of our stock Of fne Clothing,
perfectly fresh and fashionable, comprising
go Black Dress and Business Goats.
1000 Cas.imere, Valencia and SILK Vests.
Black DocSkin and Fancy Cashmere Panta
Black Alpaca and Itaiian Cloth Goats.
500 Brown and fancy Linen Coats
500 d0zen Hickory. 0ipgham, and Cotton
Shirts, with . large stock Of superior Summer
Clothing.
A,se, q large assortment Of desirable goods con-
signed to us from the South, such ~ Colorsd and
Printed De LANES; Vslencias, Brooke Shawls
Kid GiovespR.bbons, Carpeting. Talnac, Balmo-
raj skirts, Neck Ties, Laos and Love Wells, &c.,
&c.
Also, 90 pieces elegant Silk and Wors.ed Broca.
telles and Printed Curtain Goods.
splendid Plste-Glass, Silver Mounted Show
Cases.
large and superior Iron Safe.
Mirrors, Stools, Desks, &c and q small but
desirable stock of Dry Goods from Q house de.
clining busfness with which the sale will com
msnce, comprising some very rich and choice
goods.
Also, so cases Mons, Womens', Boys. and
Misses Boots and Shoes consisting of fine Dress
Boots, Brogans, Heavy Boots and Brogues, Bal
moral and Congress 4aiters Youths Kip and
Goat Brogans Womens' Kid and Congress Gal.
ters &C., &C., to be sold In the original packages.
do 81 kEHT. PAINE 10
ADDITIONAL
Will be died to our sal . large and desirable
lot Of fresh goods, imported by the Burnu1s, con-
sisting Of Cling hams, Dress Goods, Black ALI scas,
Linen Cambria handksrchiefs, Black italian
Cloths, CsmbIics &c.
ALS0-.xpec:ed in time, 500 pieces dark En-
g.ish prints, of desirable styles, just landed.
jal0 KENT, PAINE co, Ancts.
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ALSO,
RRcRNfLY PUBLI0H Ed:


RHcHKTLY PUBLIsHED:
THE SOUTHERN PY.-Lstters o. the FOL
isy and Inauguration Of the Lincoln war !;
: written auoyncusly In Warrington nne else
whore, BY Edward 4. Pollard, Of Vksina'
aathof II "Rlack Diamonds"
coHrIErs.
!. Lsttsr 70 PraEdent Lnsoln, written q " ~
.. Letter 70 rr.dd1ns Ldnsola, written u WaaA'
4 Letter !. rrsdSsas Linsoln. vritssa a waAA'
:. Letter. 70 President 1assla. wntss. .sar IL
Letter TO tie edltee e -, w1ittn n Ma
.. Lssir = sssr,.ary Seward w1iss'a IN Nay
Z. Isssar - Prsaasas La,ssh, writsa b Aay-
Q, Ls1Iss 70 Dostsr Tyas. written b 1sld1es:.
>. Latter 70 General 9sesA written = hA!ylanA.
"a Letter 70 II. 1vsrstk wristla IN MArylaDl
0PMc8, % CK1r0.
P1DUIENCK.-A elsseA Assiysfsd ~ Hen.
Beverly Tueksr. At Virein)a u The Dsosnefn
O1aventicn hold = Nashville, Tenn, ADsa
loeA les0. Prizes -.
Rapsue nentttlns ~ Dsiss ~ sltAR sf ~ abeve
49, SssSs m isvs tAsa at = my past q
- 1900 Cen1p1eeasy Ire ~ postaees
~ k - anewe1 3 160A dieeeupk
W ~ : JoHNsTon.
yUhNGAssA ~ No III
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Reported Rests nation Of Federal Omcsrs.
NrnpHIs Jan. s.-There Is NO news OF In.
terest from Columbus, Ky.
From Cairo We learn that twenty Federal
officers have resigned and gone home.
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HEADQUARTERS WISE LEGION,

HEADQUARTERS WISE LEGION,
kIcHMoND, jan. 9th, 1862
CPECIAL ORDERS No. 252 --Abseutees from
- the companies Of the Wise Legion will forth
with rejoin them. They viii proceed to Norfolk
via Richmond and thence to the headquarters of
IL Legion.
The civil authorities are hereby required to A.
rest oil kuch ~ are absent without furloughs and
those falling promptly to return win be forthwith
advertised e. deserters.
By order Of Col. DAVIS, Comd'a WI.
JAMES II. PEARCH,
10 1855 A. A.: Adj't 0epI Wise Legion.
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VANVn.


"ANTn D-Nn0n00o.-WnssA y hlfs
w Negroes, (6ss.sr slAvea) LAAofsm, IL.
o0t0 nd TsanssHs, - 01gvtce - ths Pen1n.
suta. - The iolloWiag Terms and eeadittpns:
II hiret ~ tAs neaaA fa6s lsn shan six moaths)
Afseea dollars per month Will b Daid for LaboG-
ss:, VIII raaiona comfortable quarters and Mod
81 atteo1anso ire.
II hired By the pear one hondrsd dollars per
AMMAN, paia quarterly; vita radons. comfortable
quartsrs and nsdtca u asssadanes tres, end ususi
allowance Of clothing.
Pot Tsamsters ana Aeehanirs twenty dollars
will 10 paid; and rasioas comfortable quarters
and Medical attendance Tree.
The 0ovsrnmsnt viii be responsible for the
valus Of tness Negroes, II captured By the enemy
q allowed to escape - them, Of killed in action,
Ia oil other respects theeontract Of nirs will be
sutjsct 70 and comfortable 70 the Laws II Viz.
gina
FOR further partimlars spply at the once Of
HECTOR DAvIs n kl1n stass', near Wall, from
10 o'clock, A. II. to p. II until the lesh inst.
r. BLOONFIELD,
QuarArmastsr General Of the Peninsula.
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NJ OTICE.-
~ IMPORTANT CHANGE OF ECHDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, the I5sh inst, the
Trains over this Road will be run az follows:
The Mail Train will leave Richmond for Fro d.
ericksburg daily stopping only at regular sta
tiont) at o':lock A. NJ, and srrivs at Freds.
ricksburg at 10 IS A. n. Returning will leave
Fr.oericks5urg at 1l30 A. H., an 1 arrive In Rich
mond at 9 80 p II.
The Accommodation Train. between Richmond
aud Milford, will leave Richmond for Milford
daily Sundays excepted at B. IS P. H., stopping
Ut crossings and Z: ations to tahe up or put down
passengsrx) and arrlve at Ailford at 30 p. II
BE urnlns, viii iesve Milford 1t ITO A. ~, and
arrive In Richmond at $50 A II
The Fright Trains will b run daily. Frsights
received until o'clock p II q
NJ No ASSEM- 1R6 en- 60 BY Freight
Trains.
NJ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE. Of any kind,
other than persooal baggage, will be taken on the
Mall and Accommodation Trains, bat oaly ON the
daily freight TTein. SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
ONCE R., p. 4 p. 4. b Go.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1se2 ! ja10