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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Especial pisps'eh y The Richmond Dispatch
Mse'ins q 'hs "sHssaI N. z. csEs,,.se.
fssspsnsd.
CHAsIssroS, March Tho Southern cs,,,.
sian Iduoca's has letter from Bhhop An.
drew, postponing the meeting of the Ger.
sral Conference Of the Methodist Ep.seo o.,
Church, (which was 70 have assembled =,
New orleans on the LIST Of APRIL TO fu,u,.
time and place, to be sgrssd ON By IN.
Bishop.
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Carried TO ths Peai.en:;ary Henry Myers,
Deputy Marsbsl of the Eastern District, yes-
terday lodged In the Teuitentiary of Virginia
a min named Ahner Jackson, d former mail
carrier Of Campbell county. who was on the
ith Of February found guilty. before Judge
Haly burton, OF depreda,ing on the mail, and
tiaed one dollar by jury. On yesterday the
Judge sentenced lin To three years imprison-
ment az hard labor in the Psnitentiary, and
10 ~ss accordingly taken to his future place OF
IL
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The Evacuation Of columbus Con-
irmed-The Federals near New
Madrid-Com. HoIlins and bis

uTul0O- / 40 00o1dl6 OodI NOW
Madrid-Com- Holl1ns and bis
Gunboats.
MInPuIs, March 4.-Columbus WIS On tirely
evacuated on Sunday afternoon, EVERYTHING
not carried away was burnt. Many buildings,
including private reside-. ces, were burnt
The Federals, - 900 strong, under the
command OF QsM. Pope, appeared in front of
New Hadrt1, nve miles from the river, on
Dondey afternoon. Com. Hollias and his
gunboats fred upon and shslled. them and
kept them back.
The Federal lines extend around the town
for upwards Of q mile. Up to four O'Clock
on Monday afternoon the Fsderals had made
no response. We continued to she'll them
from our gunboats. II was supposed that the
enemy wonld make An attack ON Tuesday
morning, and On attack from the enemy's
gunboats was nomentartly expected.
Island No. 10 has been fortified.
1t II reported from Nashville that large
numbers of negroes have been taken OF by
the Federal gunboats.
(sEooND pIsP ATcH.l
MEMPHIS, Naroh 5.-The latest advices from
making arrangements 70 advance by Big
Greek Gap. The recent demonstration at the
Cumberland Gap was feint.
There has been no Qaorum In the Tern essee
Legislature yet Business Of importance h
awaiting II nal act ton.
The final evacuation Of Columbus took
place on Sunday afternoon. The provisions,
ammunition. and nearly all the guns, were
saved. All the buildings occupied by the
military, and many others. were not bur oed.
Our river dsfsncss are progressing rapidly.
An order was Issued on Monday for tn
destruction Of the town Of New Madrid, "a
military necessity.
In recent skirinish at Keythoden, Mis-.
souri,. the Oonfsderates took ten prisoners,
killed twenty-five Of the enemy, burned $50
wagons. and captured number Of horses,
mules. clothing. &C., &c.
There u nothing later from New Madrid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Arres's Yesterday By tie Proooss Marshals
Force.-Bm ntam Davis aud Henry L. Wi
gand, for alleged jioloYalty. Tobias Pearsall
and Geo. Warner. corner Franklin and Wall
streets, for selling liquor ia violation Of gene
raj orders Patrick Sherxy, for interfering
with the guard 10 the arrest Of Thos. Shields,
a member of the Letcher Guard
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Reported Battle in Missouri.

0SAPAIs. March THE Captain Of the
steamer Vicksburg reached here this evening"
from New Madrid. He states that the scouts
brought in copy Of the st. Louis Aspsbl'esH,
Of a recent date, which states that Gen. Prios
had had fight with the enemy. and whipped
them, killing shout 900, taking many prison
ers, aud put the enemy to fight. dsnerai
Price was In tall pursuit OF them towards
st. Lolis. This statement OF tho Captain Is
communicated TO the press more with the
hope that II May be tras, than with much
fs:th In the accuracy OF IL.
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~SPEIAL NOTICE.
GLASS AID
GREATLY REDUOED PRfCHSh

GREATLY REDUCED PRfOsS AZ
With view 70 closing our present businsss
we shall Offer from this date, our entire I.,s.
md desirable stock Of Goods at greatly ~
doced prices unit, the 10th April. when tns
remainder will b closed at auction
We have ON hand many desirable Hopss
keeping Goods. uold Band and Fancy Deso.
rated Din er Sets, Rich Gilt Tea Sc tn. To-.
Let Sets. bohemian and China Vases, On. ana
k kIss' French Psss hFaO r.ss
Our stock Of com mon Earthenwars, thousb
not complete, embr RACES many staple articles.
which will be sold at low prices TO the trad.
Merchants, suffers, md others, will b. q.
fered great inducements, as We are deter,
mined to close orr stock speedily as possible,
4EO. J. 81 MNER L. 60,
Iron.front Building, Governor q.
NH S-2W
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Thu Southern Cause in Georgia.

MAoos. March 1.-The intelligence received
here. nom different portions Of the cotton.
growing sections Of the State. confirm The
opinion that NO cotton, or very little, Will
b planted this year in this State,
Intslltgsncs obtained from the Adjutant
0snsrsrs o0cs. In Millsdgsviile, ammo uncss
that Georgia will farnisA - per cent. moro
troops than have been REQUIRED ~ her quota
By the Confederate state Government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Prls!6ems Quart "A military organiza
ton un0er the above name, composed OF youths
troai sixteen TO eighteen yeats of age, paraded
on tho Capitol Square yesterday, and were
mustered in'o service, As volunteers, under
the recent law Aoou. seventy members
We're DreseLt.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, March 7.

The proceedings In the house Of Delegates
were of IN iaterss ing but unimrortant cha.
rse.sr. TIE debates uoon various subjects
were spirited, bat few subjects were intro.
duced DIR. AlnoR announced, In feeling
terms. the death Of his colleague DR.. u l..
AHDRssns. OF Aihemarls, aud offered . series
Of resolutions. which we're adopted The
ceased, sdjouyned al o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

F,re-The First Market bell rang an alarr,
OF FIRE about i've clock ye sterday. The side
Of "a fireplace III a small wooden tenement,
near the Central Depot, igni;ed but the fumes
were ex'ipguisbed before the arrival Of the
Fire Department
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

S.@dtn Deah.-Pstsr II. Montague, resi-
dent Of Marshall street, between Adams
street and Brook Avenue, and member of the
RichmoLd Fire Department. Company u, died
Suddenly yesterday about live O'Clock, at the
corner Of Broad and Ninth streets, of disease
of the heat Deceased had accompanied hi.
reel % the corner and was waiting further or
dere, when he suddenly fell, and in a few mo
m-r.s expired. The exertion of running was
no doubt, TITO proximate cause of his death.
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Interesting From Havana

AUeusfA, March TIE Ohaslsstou CSsrisr
Of this morning paslisAss some intsssstins
iAtelNesnep nom HAVANA. obtained By r.
osntAystval at that bort. IL may not - In.
peuAsna 70 STATE hat there Aas bssA . recent
aeesalaon 70 Ne stoek q Au goods. usdieaA~
&C., In Nat city. s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

~ CORNS,
~ BUNIONS,
NAILS GROWING
INTO THE FLESH, &C.,
Eradicated withon,
pain or inconvenience, by DR.. SCHULZ,
the Chirop0dist.
Office, Wall Street Hotel, Wall street.
NH S-3tN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

IT. addition 10 re naval expedition % DIsx-
feo, the French Goyara mem, u Is said. con
templates ssaaiag one. though On Z smsiier
scale, 70 Husnos Ayres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Seeks far Tie Sold.srs-A package of socks,
the las. Of thrtysx pair, knit by q lady Of
Hanover, iseventy six years Of age,} has bee n
left al this office, for Patton regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Charged ruth Stealing Pochef Book -
oSissr Sal arrested yesterday evening, Ia
van name; joan katey, charged with steal
i"R he pock@t.boox IF Jacob PUTNAM, con-
tstriog s<9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Sails sf q British Steamer.
AuarsrA. March THE charleston papers
OF this morning state that the British steam.
or hnaldo sailed On Thursday for Hampton
Roads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

Personal General Robert L. Lee, G.. S. A.,
arrived il Richmond yesterday on business
connected with Tie defence OF the Southern
coast.
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tncsTHses Rspsrs-fesnandina ShsIisd hx
sha Yankees.
AuausrA, March IA special d;spa,eh
rom Savannah. says that BraI svick, q.
has not bsen burnt. a. was reported.
On Sunday last, a. tbs train was leaving
Fsrnandina, the snsmy's sunboa WA .hs,,.
ing the town. One Of the shslls fell IN A ma.
ssngsr ear and killed two persons and wound.
cd another. The town has been evacuated.
and 10 now In the possession Of the rsdsra,s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

CfniIag Hamse!f-Thomas james, q free
negro, Was eoianiited to the cage on yester-
day, 20 DO examined to day before the Mayor
tor stealing pair Of pants from 4. Gripwsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

HARTlUUIAAR ATTENTION II 70.
~ Qusstsd 70 tie meeting = take p:ace u
Or. 1Arker's o1lco n the Law 0e!a0n$s
TO.El0NT. All who have 1pane0 ms
company, Or Who may wish 70 DO %, Wtu -
present.. - impor taAt business viii 3 trans
scted NH site :
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~ IT, ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
~ Information having reached our ears

that reports and rumors are rife In 0ooch.
land county, Va, derogatory TO the character
Of the 0Oockland 0rays and its commander,
Capt. VIM. +. Harrison-such reports and
Yumors, tending 70 ipjure the aforementioned
company and ofncer a. patriots and a. SOL
diers, We, the uAdersigre Cd, would fully en-.
dorse the conduct Of said company and ofIicer
a. gallant and brave, a. far asobsefved by ~,
and a. far a. our inquiry has bsen able to
reach, and hesitate not TO give this our vol
untary (unasked by him) CsrtihcAte to that
effect; and we believe such amors and reports
fnls0And malicious. ~t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

~ PERSONS wishing 70 ssnd Packages
III Or LesterS TO thAiY friends II the VIZ.
giula Lite 0sArd, viii and the 1br1asr = tse
DARTS reck wharf. Monday morninsi ana
The latt1r to TIE s.2rsof Noah Walker AVo'
BY Ssturdsy yenJhe
nh S-l,t j, RIOUA8OSON.
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HRWs PROM AFRICA IN PARIS.
paris (Feb. 49, Correspondence of the Lon
don Urcnicle

The Patrie says that II has received psi.
vate dispatc from Warrington, which states
that the Uaited states Government Is abo a t
to send an expedition to occupy Aus tin, so
as 10 prevent the export OF cotton to Europe
via Mexico.
Some Of the evening journals mention, on
the Authority Of New York letters, q report
that the South ern States have made PROPOSE.
tons At Washington for an arrang ement
with the North but Southern gentlemen in
Paris express strong doubts Of its truth.
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IL y X b A l. E =.

The stock and fixtures cfa ,v ,,,,uy
for sale, and the Store for rent. .st.
Possession given any time oetwes. ~
date and the lst Of April. Ipquire az no, .
Main street. LII
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FEDERAL CoNdRles.

IN the Senate, on Tuesday, the Ccnascation
bill was taken up, and Hessrs. McDougall,
of California, and Oewan, Of Psnnsylvania.
spoke In oppotition to 1t. Nothing impor.
taut transpired In tho House.
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OPERATIONS IN MIss0URI.

Gen. Halleck, In his dispatches, claims
"seven brilliant skirmishes" in thirteen days
in Missouri and Arkansas, commencing At
Springfield on the l4th February, and end
ing at Fayetteville ON the 57th.
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n 5000 feet inca
OAK FENCING BOARDS,
Sig inches vide and ST. teen feet long
Inat recsiy Ell and for sale by
T. r. RA0LAND W.,
Marshall street, bstWssn 81 and %sn'
NH S-l3.A
NOR SNUK ERS
RUN THE BLOCKADE.
ust recs,ved LOT Of superior nas,Sa.r ,o
r. WOnLDECkk.
NH $50 broad, betWeen 6th ano IN
|C10'z8 SEED and LINK ,.s..,...
and for sals' On eOn: +1ff,ns'pHiE 4 BRO.
-. Basin Banx.
900 Ibs Country Bar Iron. ,.,,
On Consagn ment ana 70! sHi1 sMS
NH s-ss TARDY Z WlLLrA.-!yr
M7 ~ RKV1KD-A reward o. S'. ~ ,I..
AIVV s. paid for the ds.ssuuiS nj ls.t.
S.rSoS OF peysous Who, ON Aonaay moaas
villf0llv 1890 AAA Injured ssvs
nsnN q ~ lal]lveca S1SSeiI{a Prss't.
Onae IelNUoo1 Ogosea TO-
IaaA1oS1, 6AroA =. ~.
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NJ TICS The dsath of my brother, hr Geo.
IN w. Donaau In Desem' { last, dissoives the srm
Of W. B. 4 G. DeSNAE this day. Any psrscs
having claims q Iiost tbs hrm wlu please prtsspi
them ct once for payment; and those iudsetd ~
earnestly requested to come forward and mats
settlement - l DEE ire 10 elose The business with
- little delay as possible
WIN. g. DOMAIN,
Surviving partner.
Richmond March Lat. lSs4
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FOAKDfN0 Two or tkres Gentlemen, u
Is gentleman and wife, may oo,a'n o0siu
a q pleasant house on Church hiii. NJ
dress VIRGINIA, Dispatch once.
NH S-Sif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-08

The reading Of the address to the Emperor
OF France had taken place In the Senate,
ultimo.
The address regrets the su6srtngs In flicted
BY the civil war In America on trade and
manHfactures, but agrees with the I'm peror
that the friendly relations OF the two coun.
tries, render neutrality Incumbent, and BE-
nevss hat thequarrel will Be bat the shorter
II not complicated By foreign Interference.
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Fight at Richmond.

Our loss in the two days engagement
in killed and wounded will amount to
about 800 A great number are missing
who will probably return, having strayed
away.
All of the enemy killed and most Of
the wounded fell into our hands.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived at the battle
field Oh Saturday evening, where he has
remained ever since, directing all the
movements in person. His presence
among the troops had a most splendid
effect.
Four separate charges with the bayo-
net were made during yesterday. In one
instance the enemy were driven a mile,
during which one hundred and seventy
three Rebels were killed by the bayonet
alone J
Col. Miller of the 6lst Pennsylvania
and Col. Ripley of Pittsburg were killed
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On the sth ult. the Provost Marshal

On the Sth ult. the Provost Marshal
at Ship Island, with a detachment OF
troops, made visit to Biloxi and de-
stroyed the telegraph communicating with
Ocean Springs and New Orleans. He
found considerable latent Union feeling,
but the persistent lying of the Rebels
who insisted that their army had whipped
the Yankees at Corinth, and was steadily
driving them North-prevented any open
demonstration. All the able bodied men
were being drafted, care being taken to
get any who might be suspected OF
Unionism.
Fugitives, arrived at Norfolk on Friday.
direct from Richmond, say that the Reb-
els are 100000 strong, but are on hall
rations and filed with discomfort. Davis
is going to make the streets run with
blood before he surrenders. There is
very little dependence to be placed in
these stories, or indeed in any stories told
by fugitives They either invent fctions
complete, or distort few facts into wild
romance.
Communication has been established
between Gen McClellan's army and our
gunboats in James River The Galena
is badly cut up by the Rebel battery, and
must go into dock for repairs.
A refugee from Memphis states that
the Rebels have been obliged to abandon
their gunboats for lack of coal. The boats
guns have been taken to Fulton and Ran.
dolph. At Fort Wright the Rebels have
constructed bridge to facilitate their
retreat, in case Of the capture of their
works.
There is soen to be grand Union dem
onstration at Norfolk. Nearly 1000 cit
izens have already taken the oath, and
large numbers come in daily. Should the
sentiments Of the proposed meeting be
favorable, We may expect the port to be
opened to trade very soon.
Major General Dix has gone to For
tress Monroe to take command of the
Department cf Virginia, and MajorGen
Wool, report says, is to command at Bal.
timore.
There was report at Norfolk on Fri.
dav that the Rebels either had abandoned
Petersburg or would soon do SO.
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pa.P. A. STEBBINs & Cos new advt
,Dpears. A new branch Of business is
advertised.
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The ReSDODSe,

Governor Curtin, countermandlng the
order for three months Volunteers, "con-
graduates the people of Pennsylvania on
the informa ton, received from the War
Department, that the emergency which
seemed to the Government of the United
States so imperatlvely to demand their
immediate service, no longer exists, and
would also commend the patriotic zeal and
alacrity manifested in every section of the
Commonwealth to meet it." Up toTues-
day. when this Order was given, about
TWENTY THOUSAND Volunteers had al
ready been offered from Pennsylvania
New York started off several Regiments
in one or two days Massachusetts, was
mastering by hundreds and by thousands
and had not the emergency been so
promptly met, doubtless, by this day, Two
Hundred Thousand more Volunteers
would have been found with their faces
toward Washington Such sublime
patriotic devotion-such spontaneous
uprising of the people at the end of a
years war and the opening of the warm
and harvest season-must convince the
Rebels, and all Europe, that the friends
of the Union are IN earnest for Its entire,
complete preservation
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Borough Ordinance.

At a meeting of the Town Council of the
Borough of ofCoudersport, held on the 10th inst.
the following amendment to the Pound Laws
was unanimously adopted, as follows:
The Burgess and Town Council of the Bor-
ough of Coudersport hereby ordain: That the
second Section ofOrdinance for Regulating the
Pound Law passed August 5 1850, shall be so
amended as te require the payment of One
Dollar 10 the Pound Master for taking in and
delivering out each horse, mare, or colt that
may be hereafter impounded in accordance
with said Ordinance and all Ordinances or
Regulations conflicting herewith are hereby
repealed.
VIM. Fl. METZGER, Burgess pro TEN.
Attest JOHN N. HAMILTON, Sec'y.
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@The Treasurer's Sale of Unseated
aud Seated Lands, in this county, COM
mence on Monday of next week.
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MINIMUM REGISTER THERMOMETER,

MINIMUM 1eEU1o4Eh 1hEhMOME1Eh
May, 1862.-23d, highest, SO; 2bth,
lowest, 320, lst, 5th, 18th and l4th,
average 430. Apples blossomed, 23d
lilacs, 2sth; cherries, 10th; plums, 18th;
pears, 18th Siberian crab, 18th. Rain
ed 1st, I'd, Sd, 18th, 18th, 21st and S1st.
Frosts were slight, not doing any material
injury, and occurred on the mornings OF
the 4th, 7th, Sth, Gath, 10Th, 2sth, and
gOth. The month favored US with l6
bright clear days and more of only thin
flying clOuds-draping theskies in mourn
goDly ten days during the time K.N.I.
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E@The extra amount of advertising
has crowded out our usual amonnt of
reading matter. Bear with US patiently,
4. will be but for a week or two longer.
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25! EMPLOYMENT!
The Confessions and

The Confessions and
FXPERIENCE of an Invalid. Published
IA for the benefit and as a warning and a
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, &c, supplying at
the same time the means ofself-cure. By one
who has cured himself after being put to great
expense through medical imposition andquack
ory. By enclosing postpaid addressed en-
veIope single copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
county. New York
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sS-The Tribune of last evening says,
in speaking of the battle at Richmond :
"The divisions of Gems. Sedgwick and
Richardson were passed over the river,
driving the enemy back with the bayOnet
and literally covering the ground with his
dead" We believe this Gen. Richard
sons division is the one in which Capt
Jones company is stationed.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS s. CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
oppositeD F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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Recruiting for the First Union Regi-
ment Of Maryland-so cut up at Front
Royals going on briskly at Baltimore.
The Rebels and England acknowledge
at last, the "suficiency" of the Southern
blockade.
The Grandfather of Gen. Halleck still
lives, near Utica, N. Y, one hundred
years of age.
E@=The following concerning the es-
cape of Orlando J. Reese, of this place,
we find in the Tribune of last night:
Commissary-Sergeant Reese of the
46th Pennsylvania was cut off by the en-
envy at Middletown. He returned to
Strasburg and concealed himself in the
woods. At daylight on Sunday morning
he heard the reveille beat by ten rebel
regiments, who, an hour later, left town
and took the turnpike up the valley to-
ward Woodstock This force did not par
ticipate in Sundays fight, and probably
went to Harrlsonburg to intercept Ere
mont's army from coming to our rescue.
Reese left his hiding place and was pur
sued through the woods Is miles by some
Rebel cavalry, passing on his way two
wounded men of the Connecticut 9th.
Gen. Seigel is in Washington and is
expected to take a command on the
Potomac
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nEGravesteen Il Hale's advertisem' t
next week.
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.NEW GOODS

TUST arrived and for sale at fair prices,and
Cd for READY-PAY EXCLUSIVELY, gen.
eral assortment of New Goods, such as
FARM TOOLS,
NAILS and GLASS.
and other HARDW ARE,
HATS and CAPS,
CLOTHING, and
BOOTS and SHOES.
A FULL SUIT FOR $500
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Notions,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
BLUE FISH, MACKEREL, COD, and HALL
BUT, Etc, Etc, &C., &C., and so fourth.
CASH taken at Far.
CREDIT taken at 0Ooo00oo
COUNTY ORDERS at 80 Cts.
ULYSSES SCHOOL ORDERS at Par.
ULYSSES TOWN ORDERS at So Cts.
PRODUCE at What it is worth
Good ASHES at 10 IL Cts.
l.. BIRD.
Brookland, formerly Cushingviile)
May Il, 1862.
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Mercantile AppraQsement.

IL Classification of Potter County for the
year 1862:
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N. W. McALARNEY, EDITOR.
The New York herald., 1862-12-19

A UCT1ON NOTICE
"A IMPORTANT SALES,
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 10 and -
We invite the attention Of buyers 10 the above sales OF
DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Catalogues ready early on The morning Of each days
WIN TOPPING 4 CO., Anctioneers,
Nos. 8 and II Park place and
No Murray street
The New York herald., 1862-12-19
:. ExPREssEs. PRE-, J.

A BuRvHAM's FuRNTYpRE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing estsoisnment No ~ West Eleventh street be
Vim and Gath furniture boxed
and shipped ~ all Of the weSd covered for
removing furniture OF fanlios. bYAtsse altered