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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
Gtenmboats ono Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GEOTON:-The steam
ID O., COMMONWEALTH Gid FALMOUTH ROCK.
from Pier M 49, NJ p ". NJ EDWARDS, Agent oiAoe
No. 1iJ Wes;-st
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-lslua,nalaAane NseYUNa,le.t.r !.

-GI1sooAlA0 Near ChaSlestsu.
From tie Char,sston papsrs We learn tia (
heavy shffraiahirs Sok piIt on Tuesday last
on James Island, between our forces under
Gen. w. ID. Smith and the enemy. 4 party
OF our men were. sent cut % skirmkhsrs to
scour the woods In ffont OF 0tono river, b..
hind which several of the sustny's GurboAts
were lying.
The right wing OF our force was dspaoysd
uneer command Of Col Hasood. THIS force
met with body Of the enemy. who, amer .
short fight, rstrsatsd to their gunboats.
The lsft Wing advanced under ths command
OF Dol. Williams. with the fofty.ssvsnth
Georgia regiment. Dol. williams force with
great dimcuiy made their way through .
thick forest Of woods, and were met BY an
overwhelming force Of the enemy. estimated
At nearly four times their number.
The enemy were also protected BY very
strong abatus The gallant 41th, however,
charged the enemy several timss with great
impstuosity. and withdrew ouly when ap.
preaching darkness and the continued rein.
forcsments Of the snsny compelled them TO
retire. The Gunboats. during the light, also
kept up q continued shsiling OF the woods
beyond the forces rgigsd, designed to pre-.
vent the arrival Of fsinforc ements.
The night lasted about four hours. Captain
vii iams, OF the 4! n Georgia regiment, we
regret to learn, was me-tally wounded while
CALAMITY leading . charge ON the enemy .
brsastwofk.
Our loss in the snge smsnt was jos. sixty.
i've. In killed. wounded. and prisoners. the
force Ct the enemy comprised one regiment
of infantry. two batteries Of artillery and
squadron Of cavalry. Among the forces en-.
gagged en- our side was Psyt,n Oolq nit 8
splendid regiment, tbs IS h Georgia. Gen.
Pemberton Is on .IamsA's Island.
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The Capture Of Memphis,

Northern papers received at this cffioe con.
prn ths statement 70 ade a few days ego that
the city Of Memphis Ia now In the hands CT
Tbs enemy. Altar the occupation OF Forts
Wright and Pillow its fall was matter Of
course. We are informed that the advance
Of the Fsdsrals Wa met by the Confederate
sunboats. and that severe. fight snsusd, re.
sulurg In the final defeat OF our little feet.
Tbs next place on the river where q battle
may - expected is Vicksburg where, we
isArn, me people are prepared TO make q
vigorous defence The river banks by the
lssssr city are high. and strorg Notifications
have been erected upon them. They will have
tbs advar tsss OF plungirg fire as at Drury's
Buf Beat OF all, the citizans OF Ticksburg
.ssn determined to Fight the Yankee robbers
10 the last. and keep them. If possible. from
"a cir city
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From c privs.s letter OF very racsay daJs.
ists!vsd BY young geutssaan IN the army
from his mother, Al West Point, we are put In
po>ssAslop OK many interesting Items. Hincs
~ b&'us Of the Slst, the Yankees have ffe-
sssnuy visited this good lady's house. end
win much shrswdnsss she has elected their
we opinions regarding the state Of sxairu
a'oln tbs Federal lines. 1t Ia conceded that
Wy nave new not lees than from three TO four
A'es9na sies and wounded at West Point,
s'"osa IN additional two thousand at An.
..sala. Ills admitted b.. officers and pri-
s.s.. Aat the conquest Of Richmond may BE-
~. hspeiess. Large rsinforcsments
~, N'n'as mcOlsilan from the North-ths
staovn 18th regiment" Of New York.
30 recently Joined McUisiIan 1t West
'ssaoss much Of the militia from the
a .s.' The "7th" only volunteered 70
NM. warrington. (as on q former occa'
se' on their ARRIVAL ss the CAPITAL they
~ ,a'ppsd Immediately 70 the Psninsuls.
n. ro'porstsd iAto the army nsIens ooltns.
ssS .sesTala 1t West Point are aaid 70 have
r..,. ea many slaves. the lsstsr before NJ
lo., =. ,as' some thsss Or four owners have
Nv. =" - sasa thirty. Or moro. The lsttsr
~, aAns'. &c. bat tor vtss rsasons " for.
asauoaias them.
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Northern News.

Through the attention u 4 1riend we have
been favored With Baltimore american, of the
ID inst. There is Eothir In 1t OF par tic ular
i'm por lance, as the dale has been an ticipated.
Uudsr tas head of"Ths Ns1s," the american
speaks Of the lines around Richmond AID NO
tees the woundirz OF Gee sral ohnstcr aud
other dener ais upon the statsm en- Is of dessr
tiers. From Memphis, II says. late news con-
firms tn: capture Of Fort Pillow and the ad-
vance upon the city. The u. 8. transport
Philadelphia from Psnsacols. arrived at New
York thu 9Th. The Federal troops still occu. .
pied Pensacola and the pIsce was being for.
tfed. Martial law had besn declared. The
Navy Yard IL entirely destroyed, including
the fas Naval Hospital and tbs private dwell.
speak OF the scar city Of provisions In that
city as Of the most alarming character
"Ladies Of Northern birth OF the highest
rsspsctabIlity,'' says the american, had
applied to the officsrs OF Gen. Butler tor
sons and without the means to parchess at
the exorbitant rates demanded" The sui.
fsring in the city 10 represented a. consider.
able. The order OF Gen. Butler in regard to
the women ofthe city is claimed 70 be an abso.
make movement OF an i'm portant character.
The Government has taken possession Of all
the -four mills in the Valley OF the Shenan.
dcah, together with the grain and -four on
hand. The Washington STR says hat a camp
OF instruction for fifty thousand troops IL to
be formed near Annapolis, Nd , under the su.
srintsndsncs OF Asj or. Ger sraI Wool In the
United States Ssuats Mr.. Powell Of Kentucky,
introduced q resolution In relation to the for
mation of negro regiments by Gen. Huntsr.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a resolution calling
upon tbs President to revoke the appointment
of Mr. Stanley a. Military Governor OF North
Carolina. The tax bill was then taken up,
and debate ensued on q motion to reconsider
the vote, by which tax CT two dollars was
laid upon persons claimed as slaves. The
motion was reoonsidersd and tbs original
tag hill passed. M. Powell, of Ksntucxy
was the only disssn!ant. Two hundred and
forty. one prisoners, captured by Mcclellan
In the battle of Uhickahominy, arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Sunday.
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Ah1urnn. Hispshb.
..rURoAY fsORNYNo. JUNE Il. 1859.
The Lines.

ace weather yesterday LaoTainG being un.
usually beautiful aai ,usiuns. IL was uuiSsr.
.siiy beloved that Military operations Of
..ms siad woula take place along our lines;
.ad tbs lcnd xspcrts Of ordnance heard near
The centre Ct oar position. early in The day.
.ssnsl 70 ccSrosoTats tAs general Hunof -
,rpon enquiry, however. ws learned that
an artillery company had sinply been Anlus.
,us itssH BY shellinE the enemy out Of the
woods and tryirg their range. More than TIL.
nothing occurred. and all substdsd again into
tssMxy sunshins and monotony Of usual daily
outline and the uninvittng eommonpiAoes OF
CAMP iiss.
whatever may b the expectations and pre-.
psrauons Of the toe, they may rest assured
eur noble Arm y 10 rot idle, ana whenever An
onset begins again, they will hsd that our
men nd Generals are really Ia earnest, and,
If possible, unusually so All are ar xious for
. resumption OF active operations. 70: the
troops feel confident Of victory, and are de-
sirous Of beiEG led forward TO fresh trium phs
TAis continent 10 universal In all branches OF
the service, and doubtless fully known TO
,hcss commanding.
Facility Of sersss or ingrsss to our army IL
Q matter almcst Of impossibil!ty-nops are
allowed to pass the Numerous picksts with /.
ont Major Generals permit; and Colonies.
or whoever they may b., presenting them
selves without such document, are denied
passage to and fro as sumnarily C the verisst
private in the ranks.
We are extremely siad to see such s.ric tness
snforcsd by our commanders, aud trus; that
lEs boat OF some are not true, viz: "Tha:
iistle difficulty 10 inexperienced In passing to and
fro at Z light, for the guard are either 100 lazy
or careless TO carefully examine passes prs.
ssptsd TO than, &c. The work OF sappsrs is
goSreninE admirably, In various directions
and the results, even now. are psrcsptible,
and meet with the warm and hearty approba-
ton OF all Z usrtsrma stsrs and Com missa riss,
whose oneroux iabors CALL them In all direc.
tons and through all the by paths OF the
country 1.-THE daily detail wa, heavier In
all Divtsiors, tie result TO health and com.
fort would to incalculable.
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Threatened Descent OF the Enemy on East

threatened Descent OF the Enemy OH East
Tennessee.
AuaUsTA. June u Tho Savannah Repubii.
can, Ct this morning, has, q dispatch from
Chattanooga, dated llth Instant, which says :
Information has bsen received here Of
very important character from the borders Of
Kentucky. 1t hiss been ascer.ainsd tina. the
enemy have collscted an army Of twenty Eve
regiments in the vicinity of Boston, KY,
near Tennessee, and slso received large rein.
forcsmsnts Of artillery. and are now threat.
sning descent ON East Tennessee. Nothing
further has been seen OF tn Q enemy in this
quarts~"
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Dispatches frt IN Jackson, dated Jcnsl2. n,
stats that the enemy have evacuated
HarfisonhurE and ars In fo:l retreat do a n
The Valley. Yesterday there was report in
town that Jackson had followed up the 70.
treating armies and had fallen upon Ere.
montvith his usual succsas. Several prison.
srs have been captured by our advance forces
Unos more "Stonswall' 10 in pursuit of the
rssrssting Yankee. and va may soon expect
Stirring details Of his operations.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,


SrAunroH. J aus lS.--Fremo ont las certainly
ren Gated fellow New Market His armyis
almost snttrey Lutth II consists OF Mil
cher. BlsncAsr's. and other oivi.ioua en-
csrs Of the snsmy admit loss Of 900 killed
aud Coo wounded In Sundays nght. they
Also cay thAt General Nc Do~sli has been ar.
rsstsd for disloyalty and ssnt 70 Fort rafay.
cite.
Fnemonrs olncArs claim to have 81 900 men
and los cannon. Their true force at Hsrrt.
sonburE was supposed tosbs about $4,000.
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From Norfolk and POrtsm outh,

kfom gentleman Who successfully eludsd
FEDERAL p!ckets and arrived In cur city last
evening, We are put In possession OF many
tntsgsssiI items regarding at urs ct Norfolk
ana Portsmouth OF very recent date. We
are informed that the enemy have been par
ucalariy oppressive towards the negroes OF
sil oceasions, and for the slightest exc use;
asvsr falling to beat and cuff Thorn roughly
saying as they did 80, that thsv were the sole
cause Of the war. Our informant states
nat, 20 his own knowledge, six unhappy ne.
Ssoss have met an m timely end at the ruth.
.sss Sards OF the invaders, and not less to en-
thirty have been wounded In diff srsnt ARRAYS
NPortsmeuth. The damage done to private
ns!dsnces and property Is very great, the
aspredations committed beng OF the
Eost var ton description - stock Of all
Kind and poultry having nearly disap.
pSarsd from the land. The residence Of Dr.
VirSinius Bilisolly, near Portsmouth, was
particular mark tor the vengeance of the
io%; for. when It was known that the worthy
doctor was attached In q profsssional capaci.
" 10 Bsaursxsrd's army In the West, the van.
aais destroyed Gil his furpitUrs, upset butter.
aAnE In his piano. and greatly disagured and
asfscsd his residence. We hear that q young
nan wel.knovn In Portsmouth, ana Rich
no1d. named A, II. Wood, "a dsgen crate son Of
worthy parents,) has bssn particularly active
In the cause OF Lincolnism>-was chisr de
sscttvs in the cause. and seemed to take
great delight In hunting down cid inhGD.
ltanA and others favorable to Southern In
hrss's. Another prominent Lincolni.s
OF Portsmouth, naIaed John Council, (and
Who has son In the Southern army,) has mt ds
aimssif pscu linrly obnoxious to our many
friends there by his Of1alo uSnsss and zeal for
he apprehension OF Southern sympa thixsrs.
The cause OF IAncoinism, however, IL admit.
led to b forever los uf doubts TO the contra.
~ were ere. sntertainsd) in. Norfolk and
sorsmouth: for the igh.handsdness CT the
0otls has been 20 extreme a. to nausea TO
even the weak minded few who hailed their
arrival with Demon strations Of JOY. In fact.
We stats Of feeling towards the Federals 70 IL.
"hssiy bitter. more so low than ever, and 1t
Freely confessed on Ell sides that tbs North
oas iostits la,t FREUD both In Norfolk and
Eorsmonn.
a ia's Baltimore papsr, m relation TO ~.
Isirs at Eorfolk. &C, >ass:
Msior. General DIX hss i,susa an o,aar
OIsIiIg the port OF Norfolk 70 ,eritm.s.
trade especially with regard to provisions
.nd the nsoessxriss OF lif9. Ice 10 TO be sold
articles at the same rate for which they may
y obtained at Old Point Comfort. The arst
Load Of assorted goods went over this mcrn.
Ing The Union people were perfectly Gre 2
when they heard this news this morL ing. and
he Union fselins u already Increasing.
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THB ENEMY MAR VIcKssuRa The Vicks.
burg Daily Wig. Of the eth, contains the fol.
lowing brief mention Of the appearance OF
the enemy near that city:
One of the enemy's sloops steamed up near
the point on wednesday evening and fred
several shots at the city, doing, however, NO
damage. Two or three shots were nred at or
from one Of our lower ba:ts. les, one Of which
TOOK effect. She then hauled or and won't
back to her old position.
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n IST " LHTTERY DEAArNINCS IN TIfs
IL kIUHMOND FOHT-OTTIUn on She II h
lay Of Juns, 1864.
IL Psrsous calling fp~ letters In tho List Win
please say they srs AnvERr1snD /; also, giving
date Of List.
~ The postage VIII - two Goats On each It,
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EIag PRIoss FoR NEaxoEs.-Ws learn that
at oherin's sale at this place, on Tussday
bow "a years old brought u ,4s5; one q years
old brought d 46o. e woman 20, and her child
years old, ii 1855; one woman 50 years old,
e900; and & man rs wears old. 500. These
were cash prices Marietta Aarocdts ELa.
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YOTURx Days.
~ y. l. QQQK. Ise11.

~ u. l. COOK, lW1fV.
FURNITURE, Glass AND OBOUXk1y
WARE, CANTON CHINA, 30, At
AUUTlON.-I Will sell at my store et ten
o'clock. ON MONDAY, the l6sh inst . vA1is-
ty Of Household and other FJRNIIgRx.
erabracing-
Wardrobss,
Belstsads,
Oheizs,
Tables,
Msttssaass. ~.
ALSO
Il lot OF Crocksry and Glasswars.,
Canton China, &c,
1elI + UOs'K AactsP.
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~ 3. 3 Geek, AxsssssAv.

"CasNS, Vagina WkaOA GRAZ,
III CARTS, AND UAET HAANHES. Al
AUV rsOH.-I VIII ael o. the HoeSe Lot on Ooan.
Gil Chamber HUI, On SATURDAY. ths AIh iasa-.
at 10 o'sioDk-
Two country WAGONS, with boiiss.
SIX sets WAGON GEAR.
Tnres OARS and uAENEAA eoCapl<<s.
Foar COCA woik HOR3EA,
And Q number Of others.
jsl3 4. D. COOK, AsGtr.
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1AS FlTTINQi GAS FlTTIN4ii
Tho subscriber II now prspsrod 70 do Gil
kinds Of GAS 1TTr1M0 1t TIE shortest p0.
tico and In the neatest manner. TIN ROOFH
and TIN WARD repaired.
OHAb. II. LANGLEY.
1slA-Sts 18th, bet. Main and Gary sts.
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6tf KBkS~ I, ASu,
'mce corner l1in and OaIy sire, =

"OR rs WAC DoH, AyD HAEEl y r -
n ALI AT A. OllON vi, % sol1
mis- (sAc RsAY) nornins. oomnsucins @
10 o'clock. At The Horse Auction Lot, -
Ooupcil ham 0or Mill
aDs large Vort Horsas.
iron axle wagons
4 sssts Of aa-nees
good Work Nulss.
rumbrtl ,s.s
Sprirg wagon ard Bsrnses
je4 IaC " KERNEU AVoS
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VIALUABLE TO<h AND DWDLI.l"0 -
v UvALb DDIiIOH At II 0RN1k OF ~.
TIPlsN And Courts erREHfs WIN b .ed q
ansior. on tine prsznssss, on u NDAY ~ 100
June 1892 as Il o'cioek P. II thss Asv cd a.
cell.rif med bs,r6 end vsll Nc loeatsA - shove.
nrw n .h- oecupancy Of ~ 0sores ". Dsss1
TE .ns-cash ~ crodls ~ the rpSt.a Il Ne ~.
cha g. taxes and i.sufa 10 for ioo1 ~ -
q ,DcIH 4 APP sasON,
"a ~ eoG9u.
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EUPtY Boz Cuass n MxSAED l-.Also
empty PICKLE ard P2ESERVE BOTTLES
The highest prices pad at No. Exchange 6ioek,
Pearl street
je 1855 q r. BRIOKDN.
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EURN1TUsE nv BAR. aSN0 FIX.
II III dE8 Will b sold at Auouoa, On
OATURDeY, June lsth, commsncipg % 10
O'Clock, all she Faraitu-s ano z x.urss IN u
bar.room uncsr ihs ON Of + II. Many &
10, Droe ers, IA 'he alley next 70 ne AnsYl.
can hotel, ooosisuUg Ct Table,, Ohn,rs, .Oun.
ter'. S.d.b ,ards, Airrors, Pas FIX II ., ON
E1oic, Rsf-tSsfator, a..
T8.Ms-Oash.
jsS ALEX MOTT ALctT.
L. 1T u RE. JR OAahY, 0LAn0.
r WARE, &C viii be scid c; 1aoe On as
nv sto:e. or SACORD.Y, jane II, .at 10
O'CLOCK, Bureau, 2 3 dshcArds, Tables Raa-
ther Beds. etc ,OI0cksry erc Glassware, DIP
0oods Shoes, and Fancy Goods; also, IoeV
Watches, 10 ply advances and cha1gos.
T11Hs-OaAh.
jus ALEX MOTT, Auot'f.
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sEs Asx n H :9V ss.a-saies
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
ADJr. AND lisp QlsERAL's OFFICE, :
Richmond, June Is, 1862. }
. ENER al ORDER, NO. -.

Richmond. June Is, 1852.
~ ENERAL ORDER, NO -.
IT. -.
I. with the consent and appreciation Of His
Excsllency, Governor Letcher, all Sheriffs,
Deputy Sher.tts and Oonstablts Of the State
Of Virginia. are authorised ard req sss ted to
spprehsnd DXSERTERS from Inc army
wherever they may be found, and to deliver
toem to an of1icsr OF the army at the most
convenient peat or station, or to lodge them
In jail. and report their amos and REG iments
General, Richmond.
Thirty dollars Will be paid for all desertsrs
delivered to an officer, and fifteen dollars for
each dsssrtsr lodged in jail. No allowance
wilrbe made tor expenses Of apprshe r sion or
transpoI tati0n.
All jhlors, receiving dssertsrs, are request.
Q Ito detain them. Inc usual allowance for
the support Of prisoners Will be made.
IL. Transfers from the line to Partisan Corps
Will not be permitted, add If any officer Of
Partisan corps knowingly enlist them from
the line, the authority to raise tie Partisan
corps will b revoked, in addition to such
punishment a. q court.martiel may iutlict.
by ccmmand Of the Secretary OF War.
tsl4-iw Asjt. and Insp. General.
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LADIES LIST.


Butler miss Carrie v
BUrlsy miss N a
Barton m:as v M
Butler mrs Francis !
I Bro ~n mrs n p
Brown mrs T.
Brttton miss 81 4
brittingham mics 8
II
BrCEEs mrs Mary
Branch mrs ~
Rragg mrs V W
Brextun miss Mat 4
Breoford mrs A K
BCZs mrs +
BoWden miss M 3
Hicgood miss Lizzie
Blackberry mrs M =
Bland mrs Lucy
3r;ggs mrs e
BlOunt mss 3 E
b nhel mrs ID f
Bennett miss Lilly
Drrnet, mrsO II
Bsazley miss n
neIi mrsSarah II
Bs cner mrs Geo W
Boil mrs nat Nd
beilam mrs A
Barker mrs F a
Baker mrs =
baker miss l.
Lochra, 9 mrs M V
u. zIey mrs MO
Garter mrs q W S q
Cassidy mrs Mary
Uhriattan mrs nj Is
Ohurtner mrs j T.
Christian mrs III + 81
Cobburn mrs A q
c0nnoYs mrs b .
Cox mrs Jane
Cooper mrs Va
Chopper mrs + J
Joiein mrs Il A
Uurrs mrs LII
Garter miss u
Garter miss Ella
carney miss Mary
Child miss s T
Christian miss III 7
ChildrssI miss A
Ohalkley miss NJ l. 2
Coleman miss J
Cook miss Emma
sloshaW miss Emslic
Condrs n iSs r
CIafton miss M Z
Crow m IS n A
Crump bliss Lsura 2
Crowder miss Va
Urowder miss n L
Crane miss Lou
Dennis mrs Mary. e
billiard mrs u A
Dugan mrs Rebecca
Duesberry mrs
Donavan mrs Ellen
Duke mrs Mary +
Dyer mrs Elijah
Donlsy mrs Addie
Buke misa Sarah W
Damn miss Julia
Da Wis Eiss Mary
Eprs miss Ada
Ellyson miss M u
EsDy mrs Louisa
Elatchsrs Sue
Farrar mrs Sarah M
Ford mrs May A
Farra; miss Mag
Farrar miss Sus
Farrar miss Mat Z
a.len miles Lou
Fisher miss Mary
Graves mics Mat
Grant mrs NJ }
Green mrs
0roo,ns mrs Mary e
Griffin mrs VIM
1ulion misa Mary
Gree mrs A
Gcn nIs Maria u
Goe din mrs Mary E
Gill naiss I'm ma J
Gibby mrs Fanny A
dlazebrook miss +
Gessou miss Noliie (
Gentry miss Mary =
Gentry mrs Mary b
GateWoOd miss Bett
Garrett mrs Jane
Gay miss Lou 5
Lakewood mrs 4 "
Hall mis- w A
Haley mrs NJ Y
Halle miss Is FL
Harrison mrs NJ + a
Harvey mrs Y r
Hamilton miss ID Z
Hansbury miss II Il
HARDWOOD miss Ella .
Harris miss Jane
Hays miss Va +
Haynes miss Emily
Heiskell mrs 8 A
HeRsrl " mrs y
E.icks Iniss Va
> TX miss q R
Hill miss Mary F
Xix miss Kate
II nTS C-thTin0
II per ms Jas p
Hasee mrs Mary
tolder mrs Col W ID
Hix m-s F 4
Hill iJa,y s
Houch.I S miss < u
Hopkins mss 8 A
Horn n iss Mat II
Hunter m!S1 Fanny
Hubbard mics Ella I
Hyde mis- Ell
Hu6glns miss Lucy
Jones mrsC BIZ
Jonss mrs 4 V y
Jones MISC
Jones mrs Sallie
Johnson mrs +
johnson mrs Nj ]
.Jarman mrs NJ q
jordan miss ID +
Jones mis- 3 =
Johnson miss ~ a
J0hns"n II iSa J 4
Jett miss NJ J
Jackson miss A y
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~ =. D. COCK, AUss.
4 DMuSISTKATOR's GALE.

Will b sold on TUESDAY, l7A day a
June, commencing 81 10 o'c,ock n at the
late residencs OF Geo. = Sadlrr, dsc'1. ali tAe
personal en- SCI Gaia deceased, oor ststiSS q
Wardr b.s Bareaus Carpets. Looking -0Iase
%. Dining "A, Centre Tables. Uhairs. OloeAa,
Bar and FIX uras, &c
Also, one negro woman. one light Carriage
roam Mare. q ID TO be . very nae sainAlS
6sddls and Drtdle, 20.
THpMs O~sh.
THOMAS q nrDLDY,
Adm'r Of George T.. Sadie "ec'a.
Sala ConduCtAo by Il Cook 10 a IDA
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n AEON AND BERF AZ u rrION On
II Monday, 1850 in-r AZ 10 u lock. a. ny
STIR. will sell 1t auction
1900 poupos Bac o Hams scmswhas Dan
eyed
lso yiArces nc b Ies B<f
The whole 70 b &. Id or acco an: Of when
IL may toLosrn.
r1AMs-UsSh h OAUTHORN.
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nUN Always IA rsWAri Il ton dollars
n. each viii De paid fJr toe apCSeAsnsioa
ard delivery In the. is3 jail. or ~ tie Aidlo-
thiau Mines, In Chssto, 0eid cLunsy, Of The
followirg nance NEGRO Nj .: EIISc.
Belonging .oJ. 3 Middieton; Boz sd Jlu.
to e Green; Jos and J n, % Hill Bsaoforo;
jos, to rdra N .ry Fex; Ro1sa4. 70 J u
spindle; JACOB, to Lawrence Muss; JOns. 70
Net Tyis,; WILLIAM, 70 ar. bre We; tDwAeD.
70 y. Crnm,; NlLLlAn, % ID. BOY; ~
las0I, to .. L.cy; SDwu. % yosepe q.
Polndsxtsr; BEgRY TO Andrew = Elett;
Jos. 10 DR.. -. u Pollard; JAocD 70 JeitA
loeDIL; jon 70 JAplss n PAnAm.rs, JS1, -
TX i,nbnsy, { lAsLSs. ~ Ur IN taiia3sr.
~; KALPH. 10 uus q W. no,; HnsSY. 20 40.
p Tabb; lARoBLLus, 70 r tasraS; WI
inn, 20 J. ". Ninssoo; Boo4nA, 20 0l1lo.
thixu Company Should any Of tie above
Nssrcas hsve re!u saod - their Aosasss toe
owners viii please sAvise me, or u iDpeeesod
into pubic ss1vi<e, ofraasjoe - 70 seols
iocat IN Will b ;hankfally received oy
JSO. u. SrAA AGO, 00c'y
hlkdloshiAa OoAl Mining company
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