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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-04-30

The MILITARY LAW OF CossoRlPTloN learn
by telegraph of the passage of bill by Congress,
pressing under conscription all over eighteen and
thirty five, and to raise vast and permanentarm
without reference to the States This is great and
mighty stride to military consolidation If it be
absolutely necessary to sare US from conquest by
the North, we are willing to submit to it, but we
isar the public mind must prepare itself for great
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HOUSES TO RENT AND MILL BAND LOST.

HOUSES TO RENT AND MILL BAND LOST.
F1NHE SUBSCRIBER HAS SEVERAL HOUSES NEAR
Dnrhams Station, orange County, which he will rent
ON moderate terms to any persons removing from the Eas
tern part of the State.
He will give $50 reward for the delivery 70 him Of his
FIGURING Mill Band, which stolen from bis mill In JAM
uary February last The band is A feet long, from to
inch thick, and IL inches wde and well rivited The
Band is an important appendage to my mill All persons
W. N. PRATT.
Durham's, N. c., April 1S, 1862. H-w4t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-04-30
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
nloiul. NGn.al, III lln.O I

a LII PURE SALTPETRE DELIVERED AT THE
"A Ordnance Depot at Raleigh within the next six
months will be paid for at the rate of sixty pound
All that is impure will be received and paid for the
rste for the pure Salpere it may contain. Transportation
from any point the railroads will be paid by the
Department. ALI communications on this subject should
be addressed to Capt. A. W. LAWRENCE Ordnance De-
partment, Raleigh, N C.
j. G. MARTIN,
Adjt Gen. and Chief of Ordnance.
13-w6t
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NOTICE..
II HAVE ON HAND FROM 1000 TO $500
u tons Of the celebrated Egypt COAL and bushels Of
hard Coke fit for foundry purposes for sae at the pit or
can be delivered Lookve the Depot Of the Fay
etteville and Western Railroad, the n C.Central
RsilrpSd at Ragss. I. H. CLEGG
ktHl + Is61 fb-~ticd.
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Brig. Gen. Command,k Department n. G.
PSI enclose the names 6kled and wounded
as far as received The Sd brigade being so far DIS
tant it is impossible to communicate with in time
for this mail.
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TO MILL OWNERS.

Oxford, N. c., April %, 1862.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05
A.. ladfia.

A gentleman of high character aud intelh-
gence he's given lis a shocking picture Of the
cutrages perpetrated upon helpless women i'll
Alexandria. II makes tie blood run cold t.
think thst such things can be in this - ii cen
sury, and in land pretending 10 lie civilized
things which cannot be transfer 10 paper,
but which, sooner or later, mast bring dow,
Divine vengeance on their perpetrators We
% not believe that Con. NJ :ClelIau is aware
of those crimes. but, il we coud get his hear
ing. We would appeal to him as ~ honorable
foeman To- investigate them Lm elf, aud, Cor
the sake OF humanity and religion, PIT an eud
l. anch IiIcnu,. ii 1nhir hn,rhrs
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The battle al Fort DoDeleon seems 10 hav.
shown that even iron plated steamers are ia
match for land for;iicalions armed with gains
OF certain description, Tie Yankee. ;isei
WAS terribly handled by the Confederate h.:
teriea a Yankee correspondent who Wit
messed the engagement, SAVE: The fact Is,
our boats are proof against ordinary ehot, even
Ca large ~ = siXlyfour, but tlis nal has de
monstrated the fact that rifed thirty two
Founders even will penetrate orr iron sides,
while one hundred aud twenty Founders merejy
laugh AT the obstruction The land hatte'ies
of the forts were marnihcently served. II
our other shore Notifications wanid initiate
their example, we shall have different &C
coun, TO give hereafter Of encounters between
land batteries and vessels.
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&itbmunn Qispatth.
WEDNESDAY MORN'G.. MARCH 5. isss


It's sta.ed that iron gunboass are being pre-
pared at Annapolis for the purpose of passinS
our batteries on james river.
We have often remarked that land batteries
properly constructed eau never la silenced
by vessels of any size, aud that in the general
history of sill warfare, with the exception Of The
present WAT, in which our batteries, with few
exceptions, have been of the mcst miserable
description. land fcr.ifcstions have Tiwas
proved too mach for ships. hni DAT
teries cau be rassei without murd Cat
ger bv eunboa's 2, !,l sroed, aud. 70
meet this contingency vessels ios"ea wan
stone should be SUNK III the channel, and,
II necessary. iron clad piles he also driven IN,
surrounded by chevsux de triezs of trees,
which could be easily cat down from the
usiahboring shore and so arranged az to give
the enemy u tangled knot to unite before he
osud get nj the obssractious in the river la
addition 10 this, bomb proof batteries com
msudiug The channel should he plscad oa the
saore, ana other batteries further back, com
msndus any spei at which the enemy might
sttsmp, to land Tais, wo are assured ~
high naval authority, is the proper ana the
only reliable mode of defending a river. Tue
experience Of Fort Donelson has happily 3e
moustrated Il fact be.ors unknown, that even
iron clad steamers sfe no uatcb for riti "a
thirty-two ponrders, and still. lcFs FOR enc
hundred and twenty Founders Tn:s is the
confession of the Yankees themselves and
we are, therefore, warranted ia believing hat,
with proper defencas, armed with guus Of
this description no steamers tha The enemy
eau bnild can come ap James river. The Con.
federate Authorities and the City Cnunc.
should consult 'ho subject our leading
naval men. and what they d a, DO G'..ctiy.
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II AiQU a TEES
@k Z. u - 4 ~ -
EvANSPokT, Va February 70 1882

NVANBPUkT, va fehruhrY 70 1851 Z
CPEClaL UkD X No. 80 All burroughs
- granted ~ members of Col. Richardson's
Yoet Oent (47th VirgiIial nre hereby revoked
and they are required 10 Join her respect We
companies immediately Ihase Detailed on
recruiting service are exempt from the above
order.
BY order Of Gen. French:
+ X. REYNOLDi,
10 3%-l2t Assistant AoJ't t+enersl.
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"UNDLEY b CANCE'S -.-n
n STEAM BAKERY, RIcHxoEo.
The subscribers, thankful for past favors,
take this method Of Informing their friends
and the public thai they are prepared 10 fur-
nish in any quantity fresh baked Sods; bat.
PLAN, Ornamented, and sheet CAKES;
Spice NUTS, PIES, &c.
Our Machinery and Ovens are new, aad
mono but the best workmen en- ployed.
Urders from suffers, merchants. hotel
keepers, and families, collected and promptly
executed at a. low prtcss 40 any establish
ment South. =,
Particular attention paid TO coopertng all
goods shipped. HUNDLEY CANCE,
n I0Lew4 ls2 Broad st.
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IU3N ". kK ! n
h 26-tA a b Gt'f4tE.

A CARO- - Having received su,hority tron
IA the Secretary o. War to aiss Oomp any of
Infantry those ~ ho may desire 10 join /. wi oil sse
report themselves at my office, n the Law Bula-
ting, between TIE hours 0. II aud IL \. NJ Meet
.n0s viii be held also al the Fam. plAcs on eaeh
Saturday and Wednesday, night, till the com psny
shsn have been fully organized. A bou aty of
$50. together with sub.it 'uce and clio tliug III
10 furnished each recruit when be enrolls his name
fe2-ts WM. W PARKER 81 D.
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cO1sI aUfsl. BOYS n

Al. ~. i TO fora. = Light Artillery com.
pany o. iI,. - to i25 in.Inber5. de.ice. II pos
e;0is, = t'a.t.i De coDpa1 of noys and you 1g
. "a .r =, ti4r pg-s OF REd y. Inc guLs
vi! a. - fefreiy rtt, not sedilg Us pouncs
esSh. = p eE1eo 81 tne gums 10 be Used can be
seeii o. n s>,.AY ueat oa The Cap,to Squsi e.
b: outy % sl..c.iy temperate habits vii De per.
up.t'e" = % "a.
tItIf u -jh.han eosnty wi be I'd At The
ns tat s4P.uy nusIe.vu'n. tHnolta the
.U,h lost TIA aGi ttI era. Of Ii. stae wit.
~ ,ae u. a-A't Nom l. Sc " no bnve not votun-
iesiE. After tia G,y 20, .nnot v9iu ,eer.
NH IL T'rD. II OK peer.
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NxfORO FEMALE cuLLEuA.

all the Departments If this School are ms.
Conducted by teachsrs Ut TIE highest gualnic--
tisus.
STUDENTS are s''El.t'si at s1T tins, aud charged
rom the date CT hsiF admiss!0a
The advantages aforoe.:-d. --ihs low prize Of
board aaf tuitEoa, ard he hssl.a .pt gu;etnese
OF the surocnGina country, unite - maxi this
q very pleaaRut reJSsst III :hoss w.~. X to Do.
vote themselves 70 staty. tasnigies addressed
10 Kew. Il. Fl. MARSH, Dx!o.d, II. c., viii he
promptly answered. fe 7-l2t+
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WANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
w lNFIRMARY COMPANY

The presen. condition Of cur eounHy seems TO
| me to reQrire all that are capable oil bearing
arms. have. therefore, oh, aimed I om he Sec
Rotary Of War authority TO rn,re 80 INflR4ARY
CORPS and call upon my fellow si'iz"ns TO aid
me In get Ing It up. have been al ttis ann OF
Nervice In Europe for two ysNs AL tnanz IL
would b. very servis able In onr sraieA. The
value of 81, h a CON yAny ID texIrtaf,ale, ~ II
wcu,d savn from 20 to 81 PSF e~o'. 81 fves on
battlefield. Ttis eompauy's dntss Is oaly to O.
tena TO he wounded, and by ibs' attention me
f,re sorg per cen,see will be- o. Gu ei By prevent
ing the wounded elders frcm bleeding to death
| be company will re stationed As1ors distance
In resr % the lice Of battle, To neia,sly dress
| the wounds Of each soldier wounded, ana rent "
| him from the field Of battle 10 som" proper hos
pial EAeh man enlistipg In this COM Nany VIII
entitled to the bounty of So, also, urif,rm and
equipments furnished
John HEkBI0, Rende hvons, ohd Ct,
NH A-4.s Ret t,tu ard Tth sts.
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!. d1OCKR1Ise, q.
az Dn1. :. $500 SA :;
$1,000 III. Pr!ns Leaf Lard in barrels.
e. e DO. Pale soap. -
g DO. Adanaasins Candies.
- g b6ls. n: o. Corn whisEsy.
70 do. do. Rye Wh,shey
W ALSO nsve 100 900 Cigars, we'll assorted
1rsnds; 30 boxes Tallow candles; so boxes
JOHNSON. YOUNGER . orxY.
mn Wv Is Pearl st.
ID A . . n.
10, 900 pounds prime
For sale on eonsignm.n. b. ~
NH s-3. TARDY 8wIsLIAMs.
RLAoK.EYsD
ns 3 ,n e:s'' for sale Z Fanny = w,11,.:s
(1tD WaIEKsY.-we have on eondsansos,
lsS.i1s!: ea.:s ,..r. old RYE WHISKY.
ah.'i g!1:. q year, old, Whisky. pure
JOHNSON, YOUNGER oTEY,
- PEPPER AND GINGER.
10 hhds. Sussr,
so bsss Cuba and Rio Cofss,
-. 10 TO-, beg; Ss Pepper Ginger and Spice,
fe 2s-6t DUNLOP, MorcUR1 4 90.
LrLOUR-FAmily B1lra, and Superb No Flour,
e. of superior quality, for sale In quantities to
fsss- st DUNLOP. xoNouRE L 90.
I ARGE sTOUK OF DESIRABLE GRO.
IL CERES AT WHOLESALE
I" baskets s:ss. harles Aeidsick's Cham.
baskets u. Ohiquot' . Champagne,
~ baskets Charles Fares Champagne
d baskets Anchor Champagne,
10 baskets Golden Star Champagne,
10000 Havana Cigars,
10000 Domestic igars,
3o, 900 German Cigars,
40 barrels Mountain Rye Whiskey,
50 barrels Monongahela Whisky,
60 barrels Copper Distilled Wniskey,
10 quarter casks Cognac Brandy,
10 barrels Almr nds,
cases Marisehim,
1900 pounds choice Ground Pepper,
bags Grain Pepper,
$50 gross Steel Pens,
90 gross Lead Pencils,
80 dozen Toilet Soap.
fe 27-6:* IS Pearl street, below Oary.
IT YNOHBURa, va.
STAPLES l. ANDERSON,
Exclusively COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And GENERAL AGENTS.
GOODS, 4ROCERIEs, &C., &C., from the
Southwest, over our Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, are now cheaper in this city than
elsewhere in Virginia; and we are daily fiji
ing orders from merchants and others In all
parts Of tho State. Cur large experience and
knowledge of supplies in hand and expec ted,
an 10 q m do hof fCr nnr auo<Ay Inv,
they possibly can in any brief visit to the
city, particularly In these times Of spec ula.
ton and flu ctuation in prices.
Constantly on hand, all grades Of manufac
tured TOB ACtIO, at as low prices as are to be
had In tue Southern Confederacy.
fe 22-lm
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- - " 49,. 8 a !. -. 81
vTzMTn1S-A eluatjodt =. TkAUHE1,
Nv b one MOI li1bae - uIl45ary dueL. He
con teach thesUAofes md 0eieAca. 1sst Of
recomMenaalipns fafxlGnsa @ - intellectual
nd neral en1racssr: Addssss 81: e =. J"
mnAC III So = 80
WAMEED-RHORUJTs FUR MORkIS
~ I0HT AARTTLLERY.-Twen RE-
OHU!TS Will be received into the ab ve.
namea com pany. nov comfortably Quartered
eighty men, who have bsen In services since
the 18Th Of August II nfprov.ded. with q
nsid battery and good lot ri h. rsss. Full
uniform furnished ffes. Besides the reEular
pay. persons snlnt,rg for the war will re-
'eivs bounty Of $50. Apply 70 y. I. WoR.
1HAn Co.. Richmond; DR.. 0Do.uREBulHs
and WA. A: WISsros. Esq..s IL Hanover
county. OF sdds::s any Of the .r .scribers, q,
manaseas junction. ORE Of C0l. VIM. II.
fendleton, to whose corps tae Morris Ar.ii.
Japt. LEWIS n. coIExAN.
LIST Lieut.. II p JONES,
ID Lieut.. EDWARD w. NORRIS,
Sd Lieut.. WIN. A. kASSIE.
70 9s-lot
wv Anthology kEURUlTH, for . at
w class Artillery Company. The Batter
and full Equipments for each man are secured
Term Of enlistment; 70. two pears; Or 70. tn
viii be drilled BY expert ybcsd ofcer, and III
Recruits properly cared for I'LL mustered int.
service. App Mca,ion must be made In person, q
the store of ID II. BROTHrRTOH l. co., No
10! Mann st.. $50 BOUNTY paid to all recruits
w A.D WANTED.
SEvENTY.FlvE RECRUITS, for the Govern.
or's Mounted Guard, which company 10 now auar
| terod ct Manassas. ESQ bounty Clothing sss
subaistspce will be furnished Apply at tho Pc
esuifisg Rendezvous, on bank street. NEAR III,
90 .nsr of 18th.
70 as-lm capt. r. W cHAMBERIs vNE !
w HEAVY ARTILLERY
RHOHUITS wanted to servo in q battalion on
James river. The battalion will be al de-. thu
command Of Mai. WIN. ALLEN, who has permits
sion from the Secretary Of War to raise It.
Miles SELDAN, office At
fe2-1m- selden MIller's. Iary and ,4.h sta
W A n T E v TI
One hundred able. bodied MEN, for the p,
Army of the Confederate States, to whom
will be given bounty Of $50, and Sll to ~
per month pay. The bounty VIII be paid
Immediately, and clothing and sntetetence
furnished at the same time. Recruits will
be allowed to join any company and resi.
the General Recruiting Office. corner Pearl
CIV. BLAIR, I'd Lieut.. and
70 l6-9w. Gent Recruiting Omcer.
WANTED-1mmsdiatsly, e. e,e
Delivered on the line OF the road between
Richmond and Aqua Greek. Dimensions
s feet long. 8 inches diameter at small end
smoothly hewn to thickness Of inches
clear OF any defeot calculated to impair
strength. No sills Will b received under
size.
Tsans-For white or post oak, 40 cents each
cash, oE4S cents months; for red or chesnu
oak IS cents each, cash, or 80 cents months
For further Information, apply to Sector
Masters, on line Of road, or to
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't Road.
Once R., +. p. Il. r. Co.,
Richmopd. Jan q. 1854 Ats
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.sH"O
M. .ss.srsosv !. sssas.isst Is tia ssecs,sry
TAY - s~sts r., tbt Ssr. ~ psssoss asA-cys
u saihse With him u sAis ,isrpas srs fsarssst
" sAl' ~ 'he oGsA a uel r J Archer Osnp!..
s:oe - u ~ EsSttc lbs ecSa Of xrY arc issa
q. THsSs. q. PkfGuk,
kzlflw Nsgw YFaals Setess
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I0HT An lLLEsY The pre- en1 conai.
- tien OF Cur country seens to us TO require
in~ services OF oil who ara capable o. be- ri :
nSms .oo Ia . sltus,ica TO ieere ONE we t,v,
.eefthr 70 obtaiaed ON n. Sr.yct.,r, Of war an
Lnrt " 20 tsise conips'y nf i}EflT hSTJt-
nS1 and call upon our .ilas4 &. ize.ss 40 COME
ny, IN" snd s'ds IA pettiag mp
.,.", "sa'' possible o .aiSe y con,pauy sut,i
s,s..' ~ pA bait OF sss guns a1a ri k hi
s.~n'i.e oEsrs fine orpertuui. 10 All who viii
49,, ~ , and thus .aso themselves Istt.
0lsy o-i'e In, Of The .aenxhs,, Vice., .o,,,
pany 90 d., wiAAa iu.a.s.ea frsa 49,. ' c'h'
y Of 10 paid 70 sssh maa rhsn ia "'H'
Wu altered n. ' s'hfhh j IA
koaa-xvons q shs ~a,e..es.a a.,
hank. next deOf 70 s'fessaasw \ % a 80 -. - .sh
NJ the uSae sixasa riay ways 20 .ean, ara ss
efsIn rsinasspoa ire Of all e.peas, -
The ~ asas ssg~nf<s tesa isx from In
soaAkS 10 The csty wtI b. p.,4
Will - ~. GEEEsHAW
JANIS ELLgTT.
CaAaLks l. dohsnN,
80 A.p4kW I6Hk.FNN.
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A0HT AlkriLLERY,
IL BATTERY SECURED /!

IL BATTERY SECURED 4!
BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARS,
The undersigaed having seen red a splendid
battery OF field pieces, have authority to
rnise Company ot Light Artillery, 10 te
IN ustered into The seryie. OF tho Provisional
ArmS OF Virginia, for TIL war. Each iuau
Will De entitled to a bounty Of 900 upun re-
Ing mus tered in AS An opportunity Of en-.
isuog In this arm OF the service will not
nsreaftsr be ct srequen; occurrence, those
Wisnlns 70 Join Will ke application NJ once
Al tns ret dezyon., nor,hwes. corner OF Gary
ana Tn streets, where one or more Of the
uLcersl2red c N slSaye hs seen
Those havink enh~titu IS viii se q hem I'm
~ onee' ~ .ns "a 4. alr fl ling rapidly
2,htt;t TON GEUrCpF FIELD,
WtLLiAH y TANNER
CnARLkS l.. WORrUAnd
N l6-fc
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MILITARY YGEss3xa.
A I 4 K N Z 10 n

n I o y
The undersigned p.oposj 10 raise a company o!
Light Artillery to be eglisie5 tos the WA Wease
happy now TO announce that we have procured
the guns, which will be- ready f>r u, tge, her
with all s4ui 1ments as sOcn rs our company il.
mustered Lotto service. TO ttose VIII ~p& i il o
10 90 along with Us aai hare VITA The for -
81 toia war, We Rrnesiy appeal - CONS :p,w srt.
now aud jn u u<x. et.sce besides tho oh'y Vi
fa'. u1iforma b. ard sUd IL, tl IS viii he irGa
;s2sd free. Aprfc.,ioa my .asda al our rs
ersitGS Office on an bet~ gu b a s,h
sIee+s, Or a. the store of Jsapaion. Rr.ns 70. d.
MARIN JOHNSON,
IOHN W. kR ANSFO8D
h 4t-M a GtI4tE.
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]. II. HLWITE,
WIT. Ii VEISl0ER,
NH Ga tittAS r. u ~ RaCNtTT.

tCH NJ IN - r lE.tis. nh LIZ II Y
IN, HaVirs organized and re-enlisted for
~ years, rs DESTROYS or receiving fo-ty ad-
dltiOnal IvtTgi's, 10 raise thr company TO the
nGmtaF of %" hu d~et and nifty The bat
lsry Is com os"G Ct four bras six-rounders
ana tyso rIiIs guns, aud is among the finest
~ the ConIeoeftte army. TIE Fay tte Ar
t,llery is our OF the best equipped companies
Ia the scIs4c". n liberal ~u4ty will be given
eacn recruit. only men OF respec liability,
caar-Ac, "a a PATRIOTISM, are. however, re
.lu{;es. E1r further particulars apply TO
pey III Jonas. on, ll3 Mtia street, Ricanio Id,
ur ~ Nc Il detslg aeJ, at ors own.
M. Il. MACON,
f9,! l-6. lapt x +. A.
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kiDsiS;ES s1srT @a.

EDGE HILL AGAUEHy-f TrINEY'S
IL Z. o., UaROLi VI Cs'., Va - his hrst
II s. Institution, thoroughly prcparrsgry 70
the University OF Va ard Also FIR the En-
cheering prf f-esi0n whether civil or Mill
'.Ty, eau Tec"Lse n te " more pupiis. charges
from March Is. - close Of Session, 8lin
Tor everythtpG f1csp. hghte. Address iof
ilfcT thn Priucipll
NH 500 SAm'L :>CGDOLEk, M. A.
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IOUIHA Y. TALIArER0O,
Rapid Ann P. O., Crlpepsr eoanty, Va
de 14-d3t&eodts

DANAWAY-eloJ RAWARD II fouaa with.
III out, $50 If fouad wl,hin this Safe. luna.
way In November last, JIM a man abcu, q
years old. He 10 about S set 10 ar II inches
b gh, very thin an4 delicate looking; hs. be. n
brought mp as dining room .crvant; ha, spr, III.
ly manners; 10 Of . gingerbread color; h-s one
ankle fprained and iimps tAghtiy has one of hls
thumbs good deal enlarged from Q whiilow. md
has rather red eyes. The ABOVE reward viii be-
pGd II he be delivered to Mr.. E. d. EAs 10 or
lodged In 4 Richmond ISL,
f0 2T-i2t a p RTnIrprn.
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a RTILl.ERy
Y 81 Rv 10 L

~ s l. ~ = Z.
The uud.rstrued are au thorized to form 4
WV hRTILLERY COMPANY.
To serve during the war, ana nave enough
MsS yNhotIka To EesuRg the ORGANIZATION,
hu; wish u increass the number 10 one hnn'
dreu ii Il twenty tive
The Bniforln of the company, fer officers
nd nen wall be that present eed by the i my
regulations CT Ia Confederate States.
W hi,e o gained anoer aui hority from the
secret ~ q War. the company Will form
part Of til virginia quota, and in the draf;
hereafter 20 b. made each town and comfy
will have efedi, for each III eu Der Ct this com
pany frow kHca town or county.
Persons volunteering herein will be emil
tl"i 70 IA eoGn'y ss provided BY the Acts Of
the Confederate Congress.
apply ia nsFdtateiy, in person or by letter,
20 n. "A. STURDIVANT,
i. ii. HEWITT,
WA. Ii WEISl0ER,
A. N 4 u nsEI
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II J. HIATT 4 Co.,,
r.. WHOLESALE aRoCHRs.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 'n'
n AND 70 TcRoUPIrorLAs SfRIsf,
NEW ORLEANS.
ProvisieQs, Coffee, Sugar. Liquors, Teas. 70.
bacco, Dtgars. and all other Groceries,
Drugs, Chemicals, ETC., etc. fe 2l-ly
IN BBLs COMMON wHlsKEY.
Nv Is hhes. prime n. Q. Sugar.
30 ibis. N. o. Molasses.
100 bbls. Super Fine, Extra and Family
50 kegs No. l Smith, Id Lard.
10000 pounds hog.round Bacon.
20 hbls prime Leaf Lard.
l0.hslf chesta finest Green Tea.
s5 half chests Black Tea.
100 bills. nne Old Mountain whi'ksy, VI
IS bills imitation French Brandy.
10 bbls. Baltimore Gin.
Is bags prime BIO &c fee.
50 baskets Champagne Wius.
20 csses Ohas.- sHeidsieks and Nuns
so boxes TalIow and Adamaotins Candles.
- bills. crushed Sugar.
Ground and Grain Pepper, Must I'd. Indigo, Fig
Blue so'p "F'pR &S f s. 5on Ss is' cG
18th street, between Main and Cry.
fsa4-l2t E*~
g UMMERDEAN WH1sKEY.
10 bbls. celebrated Summerdean Whisky
Matted Rye Whisky, years old
Is Mountain Eye and Corn Whiskey
20 &" Common Whisky
half and Or. cask fine French Brandy
casks pure Port Vino -F.5
In store and for sale by
GEO. I. HERRING,
fo 2-lm< o6 Main street.
1Onn BOXES MANUFACTURED
IUUU TQBACOO.
20 6bls. Rye and Corn WHISKEY.
3 bbls LARD.
hhds. BACON.
For sale by SAM'L ID. HICKS,
fe 22-lm< Shockoe Slip.
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NH SGT

DUNAWAY.-e2 kEWARO will .be mat, 10;
N the apprehension and delivery % M e,wn..
OF Sth and Cary Sta, Of my man HRNRY s"n..
times calls himself John Henry Evans. Who 40.
old; black; no scars or marks rscoils.t.s -.
spare made; about feet 9 or 10 inches t,y !.
blacksmith BY trade very good barber 4 "a
di ingroom servant; has wife. an told. ., NJ
Chss. Friends, in Jhse tsrHald, where be NAV A.
gone. or hs may be atill In the city.
TO 28-6t& J. H. wCpr
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~ n. De = xA1 EAtS I,
NH }-lDf Liart end Recruiting Officer

( CARD.-The Undersigned expects to I'LL
~ NJ his pany in a few days, with the
stet material. and those disposed to unite
with him had better do so 1T once. To be a
Yoiun'eer is noble, proud p sitiun To be
a draftad, toycsd ooerced, mjlit,aman, is almost
Gisgr eetui, when IL Is reIlem bered that we
are engaged In the deence OF our homes and
al We hold most dear in life.
Meeti'as will he held at my office (Law
nuleiTeD next WEDNESDAY and SATIJR
DAY nights q. o'clock.
Inh 5-l~ w. w. PARKER, NJ. d.
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ID A MA WAY-&20o REWAkD-Trsm IL.
IL residence Of the subscriber, ON the 30th Nov.
NEGRO BOY Isaac, about 30 yeary old, ~ iset
high ginger. compisziou. Of pleasant and
polite manners, hair short and nappy, and Ia len.
banded. will give the above reward for re np.
prehension and delivery Of said boy n Ne al :,
Orange y. H.
This negro ran of In consequence OF having ON.
nit,ed most brutal and unprovoked murder ur,a
the person Of my overseer, and II bahooves ,ha
community at largo 10 be ON the lookout sor TIE
criminal. He may DO in the vicinity Of Tssier.
icksburg, where he has acquaintances.