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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
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WAsHISerOx, December lO.-J. Wesley
Greene, who furnished 10 the Chicago
TinIes some reported peace propositions
from Jef. Davis 70 President Lincoln! Il An
imPOster- BE came to Washington 70 see
President LiAe0ln, Who asesFIaiued that
there was no ground for his nonsensieal
statements.
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WashingtonIs WiII not stoleu.

Westinghouse VIII not Stolen.
Nxw YoRk, Dec. lo.-Alstler from Gov.
Hawkshnrst TO the Washington RepsBIiean
says; p ii.ei si,r 80.
p The reported tbeft Of wsshingtoa's viii
L I. q Separs. The will Is Y safe hands in
Spipepper county and vii Appeas when
the warts over Hs i said 70 Be a trast-
'WortnY man 80 .i.l /. COCO . q - 80
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WASHINGTON, Decembera THE ,reVsnue
bill published this morning va not rsbor.
Ted from the oomnitte5 on WRys ara
Means yesterday - eTroneOpsIy stated but
vas simply submitted by Representative
Stevens as sn individual, memher on a
cali Of the House. Neither he Secret ~
nor COMMITTEES were consulted i1Ts glrjl .
it.sI7f[ issfsi 81 - s1ae 8'H--eT kEt TIGE
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slBR-THE FiEsr vtRGIKIl REsrNEnT has
left Cumberland, Maryland, aud have gone
10 Beck ereekBridge on the 'Bsltinors 4
Ohio Railroad about, sixty miles east Of
oumSerland1 al7sv roe tsssas, :s.lisz' e. Il
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ne Rsssls IiE rs sTTssiSS A A,aSs the

.Ghnboats in Galveston Harbor.
Nav YoRK, Dee. 10.-By late arrival
from the Gulf We hsve the folloWiug inter.
estths glance of the progress of affairs
near Galveston, With other matters Of iu-
tsrest: .
1t was well understood from trustworthy
authority, on the 18th ult., that the rebels
were preparing to make an attack on the
Union gunboats in Galveston harbor, with
an armed fotilla of light draught steamers.
And that Eve Of these vessels were being
lifted up for action, by removing their up.
per or hurricane decks, and terrifying their
sides by double layer of cotton bales
All the heavy guns from the battery at
Virginia Point have been removed 70 arm
the steamers and were to be Immediately
placed on board. II is known that the
battery consisted Of 2 a. pound rifle can
non, lO.inch Columbiads, s-ineh 90.
lumbiads and the remaining guns of Il
aud 24-poundeFs. Another report 10 that
the rebels intend to come down uuder COW
er Of night aud board the guuboats with a
large force. ,.1-ss-- %
The number Of Confederate troops IN.
der arms ia the vicinity of VirginiA Point
10 estimated at from 5000 to 5000. At
the end OF one Of ther piersuuier cover Of
the United States steamer Westfieid are
gathered q little baud Of 90 or y 100 I'M
ionists. They are said to be IN u most
Wretched plight almost starving and are
day after day eagerly expecting United
States troops to como to their relief. II
caught by the rebels they will be immedi-
stsly put TO death. s5iu.1 -dHifl'l
Gen. Magrudsr AdreceutIy arrived and
assumed command of the rebel troops, his
headquarters ateAt Harrisburg, on BufaIo
Bayou. $500
Com. R.nshaw in command of the
United States feet has everything IN
readinsss for action at a momeuts notice.
Her 81. B. n steamer Covette Grsy..
hound three days from Vera Cruz, arrived
IN the Bay at nine o'clock on the morning
Of the 18th. She came to Communicate
with the British Consul at GalVeltonl Her
officers report that on the 9Th inst, during
a heavy gale at Vera Cruz eight vessels
were driven ashore and all totally wreck
ed OF these two were American.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

zRSrBErrrnoRs xaD' oH1o RA1LaoAD.-
The work of repairing the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was comuebced on last Sat.
urday. A large army Of laborers are at
work on the lius of the road west of Mar
tinsburg, and the reconstruction of the Back
river bridge, a few miles west of Martins
burg, has also been commenced, This was
theaonly bridge that was much damaged
west of Martinsburg. The company have
not yet commenced to repair the road be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Martiasbusg, but
expect to do so in a'feW days. They have
a large number Of EOrkmen ready to place
at WOrk, and the materials for It's recon
struction all at hand. 34a qmwrg g,g
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IT will be pleasure to our readers
to know, that in these times when every
thing is going up, Orr &'CO'srDiHries for
1868 are still selling 81 last years. Prises-ss
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CITTNENTSs
Fire, Marine & Life Ins'neeC0,
OF WHEELING, VA.
nWRRnHnBa

John Ll.t, I s. DelaplaIn, AfIchasl Reilly,
Jacob BsEEs[, = n Norton. Thos sUsonoy,
A. B'cAidWsH' &c haFeO1r, AnA P. WOOda.
"ThIs Company i oGnsd snd ulana-.d BY
chants. Their once has lately bssa reuaoyed 70 Ne
q AeLuro House Building, Snd Il fully orEaniEsd
AID prOpared 70 take risks On Frame und BFfek
BuidiuEs. NallfactuFing Il.tabIIItmeuts Fto-tS n
AeEehaadlsa, Hou1shold Furniture, Ae Ee On
hulla q steA.3oGa9l, haFg!l, 1lltboats and thblr
hteam1oate AID sailing EOsssil, aud thair eaFlllI
upol the lako also Live ~ reasonably I5W Fsfe
and hecomuodatiag terms =
.r,,rv., 7 s. DKLAPLGIN, PrO.1.
". ". sHAIVKRs sss,y.
coinsHE's oRVIeH, No !. A'LUaI HouSH BUunEHu.
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EWssgesla eell hsisPssial attention
Of members Of the lsgislstars 2 the stock
OF Diaries for 1868, to be found at James
@. or 100 Nah sheet
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~ NOuGs, r-uman or ehild1h0 can
rad, write or sPeIloaghtt 0Ibs Eithoatone
of James G. ORE Co. g !lisEss1 fp Is lssisA
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More Peace Prouosition1.

CHICAGO, Dec l0.-J. Wesley Greene
publishes statement to-day. that be
brought certain peace propositions from
Jef. Davis TO President Lincoln and that
he had several interviews with the PFesi-
dent and two with the Cabinet. The
GtRtemRnt i aNorn- to by Grean-
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid i-ia..f ri ~ i.

Published for the benefit and a. q warning and
caution to young men Whs suffer from Nervous De-
htlity, Premature Decay, he; supplying at the
time the means Of self-Cure. Byone who has cured
medical imposition and quAckery. By 'eneloainE .
postpaid addressed envelope, sINaLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL AIATRAIR. Rsq
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lyd&W
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BOARDING.

NEKMRKRs oP THE LRGIsLAruRR or otb.,,
NJ uiGhing boarding, can b aceoasraodafSd -
Ars. n. L. D0kSkH'sI on csotor street. I6fV1tS.
Yiah and Sixth. dSeLIW
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g7T g i {
AFTERNOON DISRAFEHESJ
NeWSta;1tlesAdInit
VOTE 90 TO 55I-an
Great Rejoicing over the. ResnIt,
"a a[speelal dispatch j d. IBs.TIr.se.rI 3 a
WAsHINgTON, Dad 10.

= q 7 n p " - - Ut 80 y
The New State bill passed by a vote Of
sc to IS as ii came from the Senate. West
Virginia members of Congress and dslsga-
lions here are now -being coz r6luI
lated by immense crowds Of people on the
Thirty-Fitth Star. awe.
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BUSINESS NoTfCEs.

50 A Coon INoTi65. 177R.i tasalsss; and
@e'r friends, wishing to make holiday pres
ents Or to provide for their own conyepi-
ehes And ebmfort, Would do veil 10 can
and lOOhat BusaetsS 1Oiiet 9sts.I They are
the most complete articles ". offered 10
Also, camaphot lee aud Giyt.5ia., Soap,
in great variety, Haaaks,eEis:f Extracts,
Zap Bdims, Toilet PO,sders, Pomade,. Pus.
Rozs'iaud Toiitt Soods generally, in ere1,
variety. Come and look at our sAo,o eases.
~ 7. H.LOsGN & Co., a Main st.
IoeAS, Ltsr & Co, Bridge Corner. \.
~ IT is currently reported that Gen.
Hooker is to Superseds. Burnside, but as
yet 1t has made no difference in the rush
for Orr L Cos Diaries for 1868.
s@ As rHE Presidents message did no,
say anything about James O, Orr & Cos
Diaries for,lsss, We desire to call the at!
tentioR of our readers to them. @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

IA A DESERVED PRoMorIoN.-our res-
deas will gratiisd to learn that General
Geo. L. HartSuf, formerly assistant adi't
General to General RoSecrans while in
command of the Department, of Western
Virginia, has been promoted to a Major
GeneralshtP. Gen, a, Was quite severely
Woanded-at the battle of Antietam. He is
now in Washington in attendance az a,Wit-
ness upon the MCDOWELL Court of inquiry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

a. TAI cIaAas MAkERs' DKnAsp Az
AAprANeE.-Ths iournynan tO5hccodtsts Of
this city, held a meeting on Monday even
lug At which it was unanimousIy resolved
that on and after Monday next, they must
have an advance of 20 per cent. Hereto!
fore tho manufacturers have paid 81 per
thousand for making stogiss: The jour!
neymen now demand ST, 25. One thousand
stogies are considered good days work,
50 that, heretofore, the jourueymeu have
been making but a dollar a. day. Ills al.
together likely that the manufacturers will
pay the advance and that1t will be no
strike.
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LAST dHGHT8 DISPATCHES.
X1XVIIth COngreaI-2nd session.


HOUSE.
WAsHIAaFOs, Dec. 10.
Mr, Holman, Of lad, submitted the fol-
lowing resolution which Was adopted : &
RssoIVed. That the Secretary Of War be
derected to inform the House Just how
many commissioned officers Of the army
are now absent from Their respective com.
mAnds specifying the number Of each grade
and whether absent on leave OF By detail.
Seeond-The number Of Maj. Generals
who are not assigned 20 any actual SER
vice, and the names OF the members Of the
staff Of each Of such Generals, their grade
and how long unemployed in actual SER
vice, specifying only such Generals aud
members Of their respective STAINS as uee-
eessafy, pay and allowance from the Gov.
eminent.
Third-The number Of aid de camps
which may be dispelled without detriment
to public service.
Ar. Guriey of the committee on Military
Affairs was instructed to enquire irto the
prOpriety Of so amending the law that
Quartermasters aud Commissioners may be
selected from the volunteer army aud from
civil life. u
Adjourned.
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b% THs POOn.-Ws learn there are
great many poor people in the city-mauy
more than we have had with rs at othel
sessops-gho ART, suffering for the nsees-
saries of life. Many of the most needy are
the wives ofsoldiers, who are now enduring
the rigOrS of winter in the service of their
country. We hope that charitable ,iispos.
ed Persous-of whom We have many whose
goodness at heart has in pastyear prompt
ed them to deeds of bsnevolenee will take
some proper and immediate steps in the
matter that the wants of the meritorious
may, At least in q measure, be relieved. o-l
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CouB hsy Colds, EPhooPlnBCough, AMP
INJECTIONS OF the Throat, Lungs and
Chest'- d4ri4 go s5 .sal 7rsas..sE
FOR AAEyRRE COueHTAkRTHE garloma
.unfato c, EXPEoTORANT SYRUP.
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
RXPECRoRANT SYRUP.
FOB SORE THROAT OR TICKLING IN THE
THROAT, UsR THE RXPECTORAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHoOPISG COUGH
,ss USE THE ExPEcT0RGNF SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHrHIsIc USE THE
.-s-s- ss---..---.- E&PEoToRANT SYRUP.
RoR 4 DRY HACKING COUGH USE THE
-, RXPECTORAHT SYRUP
FOR HoARsENEss PROM PUBLIC SPEAKING
II q III UsETHE EXPECrOBANF SYRUP
Manufactured only by
rrfs 4-ge LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
49,, Wholesale DruEEistl
oetsE e \ N I as.lIE-Ltna Main Street.
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SENATE.


Mr.. Rice offered = joIat resolution for
felting the lands and annuities Of the ST.
ouK Indians aud providing for their renoV-
al far away from white settlements. Re.
ferred.
NJ. Rice also offered a resolution direct
ing the Military Committee 70 enquire into
the expedieney of reporting bill torfeiliug
the pay and emnl1ments Of officers Of the
army during the time they are absent ex-
eePt when upon sick leave. Adopted.
Mr.. Howard offered concurrent rssolu-
ton instrueting the Joint Committee on
the conduct Of the war TO make . report
With all convenient speed. Adopted.
Nj. Wright offered = resolution instruct
ing the Military Committee 70 enquire into
the expedieney Of providing BY Law for the
adoption Of the same system more efficient
and practicable than the one now In use
for the Identification and discharge Of sol
dieTs. Adopted. -sI a4r1r I-r1rrr--I
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, the bill for
the relief of the owners Of the French
ship JuIes Et Marie was taken mp and pass-
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony, the resolu.
ton increasing the bonds OF the Superin.
tendept Of Public Printing Was taken up
and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Trumbull the House
bill providing for the discharge Of State
prisoners aud authorizing Judges Of the
United States Court TO take bail and reeOg-
niEAneeS to secure their trial, was taken up
aud ordered to be printed, and postponed
till Tomorrow.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice he should in
tfoduCe an amendment to the rules Of the
Senate so as to provide for q committee on
Agriculture.
Mr. Henderson gave notice he should ia
troduce bill 10 aid the State Of Missouri,
in effecting the emancipation Of the slaves
in that State.
The resolution concerning the arrest Of
certain citizens Of Delaware, was postponed
until TO morrow. Adjourned
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lBATCHELOR,S HAIR DYBI

tBATCHE1OR1S HAIR DYEIt
~ TIE BESr IN TIE W0RLD. &
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's eeIobrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be diin kuiGhsd from nature
warranted not to ipJure the Hair in the lest; rem.
sdisa the IN effects Of bad dyes, md nVgOrates the
Hatr forliss. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
y turns splendid Black or Brown. leaving the Hair
son and bsAutiiuL Bold by all Druggists, &c.
- The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
BLoR, on tie JoIp. Sid<s Of eaeh boa. ~ $40 fsa
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street,
tLase sss BrOad,say sad IS Bond 81 N'S Or
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g0TEFFR ktVERs-Re understand tbal
thers u asheSSy, forge of ice a OabeiP,
EDDY above The eisy,which impeds nayipa.
ton betWeshthiS city auaPittse6+g. Yss.er-
Day AftsEnOou.as this point there were .thr.s
feet aye inches water in tie channel. Tie
sc. Baker Z started mp 70 steubsnIille on
yesterday eyeaipg bat only got a. far az
the Sisters. TIE water had faiten some
ntns inches owing to the gorges in the riY-
en- and the Bake= was compelled to TO re- e.!
turn to the city. 1t is very likely, unless
'hsEsatheF modsrates that The river win win
be entirely closed IN day or two.
1.-The Pisssbprg Gasstte OF yesterday
says:
me Weather moderated during Monday
nignt, and yesterday it was cloudy, with
indications of snow. The river continues
to recede rapidly, with less than three feet
at Glass House. There, ia but little floating
ice N the Allegheny, which Is owing 10
the TACT that Il is entirely frozen over above
freeport. So far as steRmboatinR il COM
eerued, the Ohio might as we'll be closed.
as there is scarcely a.sufieient depth Of Wa
ter TO hoat . fiat boat - ''7af
There Is nothing doing at the wharf
whatever, y is entirely deserted, and pre-
sents rather 'dreary appearances.
The 7. ]. Pattiu is lying across the chan
neitat Glass House. hard X aground. The
Emma Graham aud Parthenia are below
Glass House. aud of course canuof get mn
while the Pattin remains in her present
situation. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-13

SUICIDE AID MURDHx.-TWo iCQu uests were
held yesterday by Coroner Collin, at Belle.
yue HospitaI-one upon the body OF Mrs. Ly.
dia Phillipie, and the other upon her daugh.
died under the following circumstances mrs
Philippine Is native OF Switzerland, aud
about Sc years OF age. In the early part OF
She present year her husband enlisted In one
OF the regiments OF the Sickles brigade, nnd
was killet at the battle OF Williamsburg.--
When the news OF this battle arrived here.
and the wife found the name Of her husband
among the list Of the killed In shat action
Sne became almost frantic with grief, and
Notwithstanding the efforts Of many Kind
friends to console her. she m ade known u
several that she bad no longer any or jsc.
worth living for, and was therefore determin-
et 20 die. Shortly after this, while crosslns
the ferry from Brooklyn to the city, she made
au attempt to throw both herself and child
the one above mention ed in to the river. The
child. however, held her back, and screamed
for aid just as sns was about to take the leap
Into the water.
On Sunday last. shs ar d the child ulistte,
were found by the police at her residence, No.
$50 Avenue a, both In an In nsensible condition,
Xrs. PHILIPPE WIS lying upon a bed in one
They were Immediately con vsyed to Bellevue
Hospital, and every assistance possible was
renrersd, bat withoutsnccess; they both died
aoon after. An empty hve.ounce bottle which
had contained laudanCm, was found in the
possession of the unfortunate woman. The
seaict o. tiis jury In the case OF M.s. Phiilt
pie was, shat abe came to her death by
means OF narcotic poison, administered to
herself In the case OF the child, the lpry
believed that this cause Of death was owing to
dose o. the same aind OF poison, admints-
tered by the mother. Sho Is said to have been
well known to many paopie In this city and
BroOkiyn.-Ntp York Times, Aay 70.
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E2sJgzyRss NOTICES.


~. THE COMMITTEE aIpoioted by tbs
~ Com Diastoners TO make provision for the
co-is.ructcn Of the P,eonoat Railroad, wish 70 pur.
c1Aae 40 uAB rs, wish iron wood ,u Ak es, to be
delivered at points on :he lne Of tie Nichmo,d aud
DsnVls Rai root, or at othsr places, - may be
Agreed upon.
Persons having zach carts on hand for sale, or
others who may wish to make any portion OF the
number wantsd, csn communicate with me at Rich
m.ad. They also wish to purchase 400 sets OF
Csi. IIsrcesr and 10 Wagon do including OoIlars
isTnss. Brides, &c, Sc. A sample set Of cart
harness can be seen AZ The cffics OF the Richmoud
and Dan vile Railroad Com paay IN Richmond, and
| another in Danviils. Tha7 also wish 10 hire 500
Negro Mea sid Boys by The month. In few days
they will be prepared pure hase SEQ Horses and
Mules, princp ally Males. They also wish to con
.sc for the delivery cf $4,000 feet of Pine Plank Of
fent S4ss, either a. Danvils the hne Of
tie road 10 be cons ructed.
caa b, found at shs Office OF the Rich Dond and
Eaaviils Rsiiroe. Jonpany in Richmond, from .
q. Il until 5 L. Il every day for the next eight
dsys. ROBT. HARVEY,
je 6--ts Agest for he Committee.
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THE YANKEE MARCH FROM.FRED
ERiCK SE GRG.
SEoaT RorAL, Juas !, lSG

LotT ROYAL, Juas =, 2SG2.
1harsday :. tslsgrapnic Dispatch scmnon sd
nox, and before tho haZs had lifted from tns
III sadows our gallant boys we're steadily
trgmping the hot and dusty road back 70
Fredericksburg, disappoiatsd, but nos dis.
return to Catlstt's, like their Generals, with
the ssnS jroid Of w sranx, they forgot the
brilliant hopes whose inspiration had nm 90 I'll. =.
sl the vesry route towards Richmcnd, and
airy castles, unGed with the coming glory OF
8 bivoueck Ia tee rebel capital, vanished with
the tents, that liftsd as by magic from ths
broad sunny slopes, while officers and men,
with tbs elasticity OF youth, turned to the pro.
n su t1cisnt force as Fredericksburg for either
defens stvs CT offensive operations ws push ed
up the bluffs OF Falmouth, pess the bridge
wheYa our cannon woke the schoss OF the hilis
ak weeks before, passed ths narrow Ian o
whers our cavalry broks upon the rocktiso
defence OF lie enemy, and brave, tra9 msn
wen. down in the short. fierce struggle Of the
Midnight ambuscade. and out into ths duil
monotony Of Virginia commons. The wheat
that hardly brushsd the ankles OF our skir.
rnishers 40 we bore down upon the retreating r
enemy ii.tIe more than month ago, waved
In long heaving swslis across ths fsIds, ana
the OAKS then bare and lonely, russisd plsas.
antIy IN the brek - and stretched out over cs
a welcome shade. Cetlstts looked more desc
tion OF the arrival CT the trains relieved the
enasi which bears down like an incubus upon
tine spiriu OF every pilgrim TO its water. soaked
and fever breeding Aate.
The WORK OF en- barkatton wss speedily con.
cludsd, and away We steamed for the Valley,
via Manassas aucticn and the Gap. A few
miles from the junction the rQiEs Of the burn.
ed camp OF The iosth REV York regiment dis
figure the landscape. A little further on, n
dism cunts "Quaksr." half hidden In the
Srsss by tn. side Of its hastily improvised
Carriage, indicates that strategy" belongs
not alone to the chivalry. Nearer the ridge
the barren fields. productive only OF rambling
fern and sassAfras, merge In to grassy meadows
and fertile hills until one u lost In admirs-
ticu OF naturs's iavishnss with which the
siOpes OF the Bull Run noun tain have bseu
blessed, and which bursts upon the view
with more exceeding bsaaty at every an
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hx. the CoMNITTGa appoIn,e1 by th

gg. THE CoMMIFTEE appointed by tbs
ss>z 90 nuistioGcrs 20 mako provision for the
eUust-us.isa OF tbs Piedclont Railroad. wish tn
p,.rchae a. lA.t'fs, with iron or W ,od axles, tO
De delivered al .oi5.s the line of the Rictmond
srd Danv;Ga Gaileoad, or at oiher PLACES, ~ may
b, agfe.d upon.
otae.s who msy wish TO make any portion of the
aug,ber wanted. cen communicate with me, In per
sCa or ty ie:'sr, at RighEsand.
RoRT. HARVEY,
is 5-ti Agent for Committee.
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Q1EO REWARD. .-KanaVay from ms
Dls)U In New Kent county, on ths iIth
o. May last, thres nssro men ARhIISrEAU ID.
ARCH EH, aud BRAXTDN

| III
6l.)U In New Kent county, on ths iith
o, May last, thres nssro men ARMISrEAu
ARCH EK, aud BRA xTON
Armistead 10 about feet 10 or II inches high
10 bright yellow, and wears a full set OF
black Whisksrs.. He has bsen seen In Cen.
Hoods brigade. Armistsad Is about 40 years
Old.
Archer Is OF dark complexion, with e sca-
over one eye. He - about feet or IL inches
high. when he walks he Ieiss forward a
little. He Is about ~ years old.
braxton 10 yel}o ~ fellow, round face, and
talss very slow. He has scar ON one Of his
arms about five or six aches Iona, jaxs aho &c
his elbow Hs Is about 3 fres q or 9 inches
high, and is about 2s ysa- old.
Will pay the above reward for their de-
livery to ms in GtchIaond, CT If deposited ia
Jaii 80 can get them. or ffty doilarr piece
for either Of tEem, or ,hey may be left at tn .
Assistant Provost Marshai's offise. with Ear.
william New.
jela--lOt# EDWARD M BRADLEY.
r UOK OUT. LIUK AnE CITY
II QUARDS.-e20 dollars reward will DO
paid for the recovery OF Try boy NAT, to
whom gave pass to visit his wife, near the
New air Grounds, while at the American
Hotel. on the night Of the 9Th inst, to return
next morning. Said boy was raised In Rich.
Paine & Co. He is about 81 or c3 years old,
8 feet or four inches high, weighs about 1856
pounds, OF dark br0wc color. and had on a
cap and cloth coat. with the skirts OFF. when
doiph Tucker, aud Is hired by som maiden
lady or widow near said Fair Grounds. The
above rewsrd will be paid by me if lodged
where can set him. He 10 thoroughly ac-
quainted with ths city. and will probably
keep secluded in The dsy time, bat no doubt
will Ga lurking about his wife.
JAS. q. BRYAN, A q. s,
10 lI-6N 9th Alabama Rsgi.n9Ot.