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s.t.ls 1T Fishiss Creek. Ky-Dsfsas 81
a... CrissendsA's Csnman1-DsesA 81
c.e. Collector.

f1f0s AVhAVW~'
w.resrst to say that the report OF Fed
..., victory In Kentucky. conveyed TO M on
-A,ussfsy night from Northern sources by
,..- .pecial correspondent at Norfolk, and
sa,,,,hed In yesterday MORNINGS Dispa,eA, IL
w. than confirmed by intelligen ce received
~. A, the war Department.
r.. ppears that our defeat was more d. :
.,..,s than even the Northern acc ounts had
-, n, 70 believe. The tnforma ton received
,.rs Is 10 the effect that on Sunday las,
1,snsrsl Crittenden, with eight regiments
:, inhsn3y aud six pieces of artillery
stacked the enemy at q place called
r,ssiug Greek. near Somerset, in Southeast.
am Kentucky. The federals were under the
,onmand Of Generals Sch9pr and Thorn An.
and were strongly posted and sntreuched
behind Fishing Creak. The result Of the ac i.
Hon vss disastrous to our arms. General
Zolliooasr WAS killed, and Immediately on
his All, eur army was seized with panic
snd wss utterly routed, losing all its arsil.
ley, baggage, and camp equipage. and leav.
lns go in killed and wounded en- ..s aeld.
A: last accounts. Gen. Cr.t:spsea was in
fell retreat o., AnoxylIa i Is not stated
sss.asr OF not r15 enemy WAS in pursuit.
Sap.srset Is sitaA ted In PULASKI county, ky.'
AID is, hy an ri. hne. shout etsssv
.sr1Awest OF knoxyativ. 49, '.Aiies
F.,sAlx o,sr a ~ -. by the road
.aIdred. The intervening
.ly is mountainous, and might offer ssri-
ans in pedimsnts TO pursuing force.
The scene OF the battle field was North OF
ma Cumberland river, which would inter.
ne another obstacle to the advance OF the
.nsmy in case Gen. Crittenden has destroy ed
IA bridges over that stream. OF course 1t is
T. he Supposed that he has done SO.
The route from Somerset to Knoxville,
1srl doss not run through Cumberland
tap CT any OF the avenues leading into Vir-
rfa
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DIED.

60. a. Ms residences In this city. Jann.rx N
- :. = Saock A. M. after an iIln, nj Of tan
Nay, W1icn ne bore With Chris,i.n fortitude.
MS aga member CT the civ MI, he. =.
leaving devoted ~ifs. fonr car.sssa
ana one son TO mourn hts loss
IA, ' me me die the death OF the rishteou,. and
le' my iast end be like his.' "A ~
Aasep in Jesus, hlsssed a,..,
from which none sv.r 49, -.
enbfoKen b the last Of foss
AND when, At last, no SIM nor ,r.o,
~, .s. snsu light the pilgrim way,
Lot angels hands convey BIN homo
40 realms OF everlasting day.
as funeral will take place from his ,..,
morning a. III ha Itook Avenue, this (tr..aav,
further aotica. z ..sAd withou.
I'm Wednesday NOR
Ter q short. but - Ling, At 10 O'Clock. at.
Union Wv .Ather, MT. John Br saS sse On
tbs'- -.Al, Mics JOSEPHINE BROOKS, in
18th year of her age.
Il must be sweet, In youth to give back,
Inc spirit TO Ito Maker; Gre the heart
Has grown familiar with the paths of sin.
And sswn. to garner up It's better fruits.
Her funeFal will take place at Union Sta.
lion METHODIST Church, this (Friday) morn.
Ing, at lkpclock. Her friends, and those OF
fur Their notice.
On Thursday, January Esd, GEO. RICH.
AkDSuN, only child OF George w. and
days.
hls funeral will Ia he place to day, FRIDAY,
at lf-past3 o'clock, Fl IN his grandm tn er' 3
residence, Oh Ma1shalI, between 1st and I'd
streets. The friends and acquaintance of
the family are invited to attend without fur.
ther notice.
OF consumption. at the residence of her father.
n sidney, ON "wednesday, the x2d inst, in the
18th year OF her age, ANN AUGUSTA, daughter
OF stephen II and Caroline Z. Fisher.
Her funeral will take place from the Centenary
Church. this afternoon, ut q O'Clock.
"blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Yesterday, JAMES EMANUEL, aged two
years, son of James and Della Matthew's
Ills funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence OF his parents, on Broad street, near
Brook avenue, this afternoon at o'clocx,-
The friends OF the family are invited 10 At
tend.
On the sd instant, Mrs. MARGARET KIN.
NIhY, wife OF Patrick Kinniry, IN the SD
year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place this. day, at 2.
O'Clock, +. NJ, rom ST. Peters Gath edraI.-
The friends and acQuaiutances, and those of
ner father, Daniel Murphy, are respectfully
invited to attend.
At the camp OF his ther-in.law, Genr
Wigfall, ut Dumfries, ON the Goth inst In
the 46th year OF his age, DIR. q. w. CROSS,
whist holding the rank of Surgeon to thai
Brigade. Dr. Cross was Il native of Charles
ZOE, ). e., but had been for many years past
engaged Ia prac ticing medicine At the city Of
new orleans. Op the nsfarious invasion of
our country, his patriotism impslIed him to
abandon his profession and tender his ser
vices 70 his native Southern land. TO this
rig ntsous cause his every faculty was de.
voted, and his life is now yielded uD a yotivs
sacrifice upon the altar OF his country. with
ths single regret that 1t was not upon the
held OF battle, that his memory mig Mt have
been embaimed vita the glorious epitaph.
Mort pour "a PATHS sur Ie champ de ba.taille
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'aafles W. RusselI.

kns, wv tecsiFsd by this gentleman yes.
lan ' 'He ounce OF Senator from Virgil
Sts.,@. ~ confederate Congress, was a corn.
~ deserved. II could not have
klg ssss "oa Oh one more worthy as q pa
basy,.. patriot who has proved his deyo.
'A0'lacss, Nor could it have been
le,, a Oh one more entitled to 1t for
Ap aaacstions. Mr. Russell would
1rauv ne position, and would have
y OO,..s-N epiy represented his State In
'usfste Senate.
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TheF Flag.

eo,s 'sAi sentiment OF the Sou thsrn
(dsau " aversion to the present Con i.
Gi. w. is nero parody upon
IL. u now the ensign OF besot-
sgse- tyranny, and which has been
(Hsa ul'honored beyond The hope OF
Pa "a, Imitation rs ours of such q
se.,.,,. ace'ui imitation. limitations
'esss ~ ., '0h'enptible; but TO initiate q
@a.,, ,,ls is a dishonor.
INIT, wed q great urn ber Of de.
Hss.lc,,' nag. That Of J. b. r., Whose
es.a. nm. appeared yesterday, has besn
S@s. III, 'ef In our coanting room
Hm 9oy.~'y handsome banner. We
Ament will soon adopt . new
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~ At m eetin gof the day and night pc.
lice Of the city Of Richmond, held At the First
watch. House. January Esd, 1852. on motion,
$. IL. Garter was called 70 tho chair. and y J.
Wick requested to act a. secretary. u. n.
Jude offered the following preamble and res.
olutions, which were adopted;
Whereas, It has pleased our all.wiss Re
desmer, who doeth all things In His divine
purposes TO take from NJ, TO His celestial
world above, one Of our n embers. htcaJsh
Davis, q member Of the night police Of the
city OF Richmond. He was mem Dor OF the
police for fifteen years. He was beloved, ad-
mired, and vensratsd. This good man has
uaesed from among ~, having led . lifo 20
nure and spotIsss that, 70 those who knew
I'm not. truthful tribute 70 his many
(Jhristisn Qualities would soom the oxaEgora.
ia lanxusxs Of friendship. He was man
Of noble heart, and bis loss 10 deeply mourn.
Cd By ne. Micsjah Davis wss an ornament %
the police.
u rendered 70 his family In this a4tcung
xs.sisa1, That ths police win attend he tu.
neral In body, and WEAR the bsdge Of
Tor thirty days.
AaseIss1. That cop. q tAess ,ssel.t!ons
- cent % NJ family. &A1 - pabltshsd N NO
Q 1VtAe daily pagers.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN, Auar.

FURNITURE, STOVES, SEWING MA
~ CHINE, &c, AT AUOTION.-On MON
DAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell. at
large Cooking Stove, in good condition s
bbls. Smoking Tobacco; lot of Mixed
Paints; a lot of Cabinet Makers Tools !;
Morticing Machine, &c.
ALSO-The remnant of a country dealer 8
stock; consisting in part OF Wood Ware,
Stone Ware, Churns, Glass Ware, Locks,
Powder Flasks, &c. &c.
ALSO-One of Grover & Bakers Sewing
Machines, in excellent order.
ja24 4. CAUTHORN, Auctr.
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ByJAS. N. TAYLOR / son, I.~le.s~,.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE, one and q hsl
" niles above the city Of Richmond, bstween
Gsovs Road and Broad street, extended for 6xIn
AT AUCTION We WI ssii, a pubic sactisn,
oo the premises, On FRIDAY. 24th day Of the pre.
semi msntn, commencing st 4 O'Clock p n. ~
very valuable Residence II niles above the sitv
OK Richmond, between Grove road and Broad n :,
EXTENDED. for several years the residences Of Lewis
Faulkner ESQ, and known a. "Roseneath.'' Ths
improvements consist of an excellent Framed
Dwelling, containing II good and airy rooms, b.
sides three largo balls, pantry. cl1sxtA. Co., 70.
an elevated location. wsu shaded, and Il smpis
for .he accommodation Of . large sised hmtly.
HE outhJuSss a.taehed, consisting of Gas-
aeners house, with three or four rooms. very
issss hot hcuse, bath house, brick most house,
servants quarters. kitchen, barns. stall los, ies.
mouse &c, are al In perfoc. order
Ine yard Is paved with tricx. bsautIfnuy laid
on N wa.ks an squares with a'summer-houss ia
nonf, and well set in shrubbery
There are attached IS scs On Of hiphIv lunnruvsA
land particularly adapted 70 the culture oil veee.
tables or for 9 dairY farm. The vhole prsrnissa
are we'll enclosed. and has upon 1t thrve weIls al
excellent water, one OF which Ia In the stahya
yard yourg peach orchard and vinev.r1 ~
choice grapes Ths iocation OF this pro.er4~-
and It's contigui.y to the city, render IL In msnv
respects superior 10 any now In market, and We
think should Command the attention. of all vho
srs IN want of such place dssire to ia vrst =.
Possession, If desired, witt be gi=en at snoe.
TERMS. --Cnetcird cash; balance In one and two
years. for negotiable paper, with interest sddsd.
secured by q trust deed.
jsl5 JIM. TAYLOR & SON. Auc.s.
HiGA OORSTABLE's SALE % n be sold
II on FRIDAY, the a4th day Il January, 1897
At 10 o'c.osx A. H., at the Tobacco Factory On
Rockets street, lately occupied by Roddy 4
Strother, large lot Of Tobacco Fixtures, con.
sistiag of Screws, Mills, Benches, stoves, Plas.
form Scaes and all of the fixtures usually found
In wei regulated Tobacco Factory; also ono
hydfsuic Press and q purtsnsnoes, 70 sstixsy q
distress warrant in my hands against Rod0y E
Ssrother ia favor of Richard g. MsrrisA
TkaMs- Cash.
GEO. A. FREEMAN. II. o. OR.
p. S.-Wili be added - tho above Gala ahouf
~, QUO feet OF we'd seasoasd box I.asnber.
ia - --G &. A. X. y. G. X.
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RICHMOND, Jan. p, 1859.
W. JAMES LYONS, ESQ DEAR SIR A
W vacancy having occurred in the repre-.
sentation Of this district. by the death Of
our late distinguished Represen tative, ] ohm
Tyler, we request you to announce yourself
al q candidate to fill 1t.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv'ts,
VIM. g. 0rsnshaw, John Ahern,
Thos. w. boswell, u. Stebbins,
Il. T. Winston, Jos. Doerflinger,
VIM. Taylor, and many others.
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1862.
To Messrs. VIM. g. Crenshaw, Thomas H.
boswell, E. T. Winston, VIM. Taylor, Jno.
Ahern, q. stebbins, Jos. Doerfinger, and
others:
GzErLEMEN: Your note of this date, re-
questing me to announce myself a. q candi.
date for Congress, has just been received,
and, In compliance with your request, with
many thanks for your Kindness, now an
nounce myself q candidate.
Most respectfully, yours,
ia 23-cts JAMES LYONS
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II UUK UUT FUR FUN.
l. METROPOLITAN HALL
HEADQa'S OF 9Th VA. RECT,
kasp Eoutrsvys1o Tom 10%h los

dGAD066 OE Eth VA. hEGV,
Near Centrevitle, Jan. Goth, 1862.
LL omce's, non commissioned officers. and
II soldiers, belonging to the eth Virginia Reei-
Mout. who have not been detailed, by special or.
der e1nanating from General Headquagters and
who not actually disabled by sickness for duty
viii Immediately join this Regiment.
1t Il an outr age now, become too apparent that
whilst the brave and faithful are suffnr4 all the
hardships incident to camp life, the triffnx and
selflndulgent arc 90 direiect to their duty as 70
absent themselves from their companies thus
throwing all Of the work upon the few rood SOL
diers who msiutisn their pcsts to the scandal and
disgrace OF the fair name Of the eth Virginia Rea.
mont, won on the fields Of Manassas end Lces
burg
II this order Is not promptly obeysd, win In
ten days, have handbills posted In every village
In the country, Offering . rewsrd Of thirty do.
lars for the appr hsusi Of each dsssrtsr and his
delivery 70 the nearest military pos, end will 60
ninutsly deacribe each man, his appearance, char
scter and habits. that the publication itsed vii
bspfove revere peualty for his offence.
NOKBOREE BERKELEY.
Asj. Comd'g 9th Va. Vols.
HEApoRs lsT CoRrs ON PoTonAc.
January - 1e69.
Approved BY order Of Gen. BrAuHKaARp.
THOMAS JORDAN.
A. Adit 0ensrAl.
Lessours and Wansutoa papses copy.
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SECOND DIsPlfcR.l
No APPEARANCE o f Federal Vessels at Pa.
ducah-fhe Yankee Fsrce In Murray
Early Msvem sAts Locked for.

Early Msvem snss Locked for.
NASHVILLE, January 2S.-The Fort Henry
correspondent of the Nashville Unio. and
american says, that the Confederate steamer
Dunbar went down the Tennessee river ON
Saturday last within twenty five miles of
Paducah, and reports that NO Nederal gun
boats were seen.
Scouts from Fort Henry report the Federal
force in Murray. Kentucky. to be between six
and ten thousand infantry, two thousand
cavalry, and thirteen pieces Of artillery
The heavy rains on the 10th and Goth instant
rendered the water courses and roads almost
impossible, and greatly impsdsd their move
mentS.
The intelligence direct from Green rfver
is, that the Fedsrals intend making early
forward movements, and they have com.
msnced the erection Of Notifications on the
South bank OF the river. The heavy freshet
in the Green river had washed away Gen.
Buslls ponttoon bridges, and also damaged
the wood work on the repairs made to the
railroad bridge.
lslooND DIsPATcHf
MEMPHIS, Jan. 23.-Intelligence received
from Paris, Tenn, and Of yesterdays date,
states that 1t was reported on Saturday AZ
| ternoon that ten Federal regiments Of infan.
try, 500 cavalry, and 80 pieces Of artillery
went to Muldray and. took possession Of tho
courthouse there, destroying the books and
papers and released six negroes from JAIL
At the same time 900 Federals landed from
gun. boats at the highlands. It was under.
stood that a Federal force Of 1000 would
rendezvous at Murray on Tuesday.
The Federals have taken possession Of
Boydsville, Is miles northwest OF Paris
Scouting parties of the Federals are stealing
mules, stock, provisions, teams, negroes
money, and even the jewelry OF the inhabi.
tantS.
It 10 reported that the Federals went to.
wards Fort Henry on Monday night and
made an attack. Firing was heard hero In
that direction to day.
The bridges between Murray and Fort
Henry have been destroyed and the Fedsrals
are shut up. River navigation, heavy rains,
and bad roads, prevent the Federals from
progressing.
There Is considerable excitement here,
many families Of Shareholders are leaving.
It is reported that Fort Henry has been
reinforced and will hold out.
Big events are expected In few days.
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w. NOTIOE.-A meeting will be held at
~ Military Hall, lover the First Market
on SATURDAY EVENING next, at Il
o'clock. for the purpose of forming a CON-
pany to man one Of the Fortidcations around
tAe city.
We appeal to the patriotic citizens of Rich.
mond and vicinity-both old and young-to
come forward and aid in this important
duty. SEVERAL VOLUNTEERS,
ia A-2t*
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Confederate Senatsrs.

,. -''s'S' H. n 7. Hunter, and William Bal
b.. ,s''0n' were yesterday elected Sena tors
a. ,4e Saseof Virginia 10 the Confederate
LOf s,.. s'' Mr. Hunter being now Secretary
49," ne Confederate Government, his
H. Wv Nv !" ne Senate will occasion q vacancy
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H. q. vlr, zoe isdsrass Flag, by a msn.
1nir.a ma Senate, which has bssn
msio. II, artists. 10 placed In the
q s = he ,., n:pasa counting room. Il
''as, hayiss sslcan ceiors Of red, white
s~asr.. sst ,oar oblsng % uarss OF red
hsid Of w,a horizontal and psrpsn.
va s,ar. nlIs through the centre.
s a.la '.prsssnsins the stats. on
t .eqs.,.a,a.: nag Is 20 simple. that
'''A''as w'.aou. srors'. 'aa
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BY ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r,

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, at my
w store, on SATURDAY, January 18th,
at 10 O'Clock, Otlce Stoves, and large sized
Drawing Tables; a lot of Furniture; ready
made Clothing; mems womens' and boys
Shoes; Crockery and Glassware; Chewing
Tobacco; 10000 Cigars, choice brands.
in "a ALEX MOTT, Auct No G. 18th st.
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W. SPECIAL NOTICE.-The thanks Of
~ CASKIE'S RANGERS are hereby re.
turned to Mrs. WILLIAM FULOHER, of
Hanover, for her welcome present OF twelve
pairs Of Socks, received to-day through the
Young Mems Christian Association.
ROBERT A. CASkIE, Capt.
Camp Lee, Jan. %, 1862. ia A-lt*
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NJ FOR CONGRESS lit is presumed
W. that there will be NO Convention to
nominate candidate to represent this Dis.
trlct In the Congress Of the Confederate
States; and who that Representative will be,
must be decided by the people for themselves
At the polls. We therefore nominate to the
voters OF this, tho Third District, the Hon
ALEXANDER b. hOLLADAY, of Hem.
rico, the distinguished President of the
Board Of Public Works, as one eminsntly
quallned, BY his abilities and legislative ex-
per1eDce in the old Congress, to represent the
District 80 lately represented by the lament
ed John Tyler. Mr.. HOLLADAY will, on
the day OF election, receive the cordial sup
port Of MANY VOTERS,
ia A-4t*
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Fran WilminGtan

WILMINGTON, Jan. 2S-Night.-1t has been
raining all day, with brisk wind from the
N. &. It was blowing perfect gale on the
coast during iast night.
There 10 nothing new from the camps, and
nothing new from the feet.
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% the I'd Inst 1t 81. Pauls church h.
n sne ~ nx,, pT; minnsGercds, Lieut.. VIM. II
Miss ANNuELLA A. COLEMAN dan w.. 70
q the lac J. +. Iolsnas, Of uoiumnn..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. \
MAYORALTY OF CHARLEsroN.


w. GENfLEAES-An immense pressure of
~ business of an official character, has
prevented me until the present moment from
ACKNOWLEDGING your favor Of December ".
and January 4. The draft came duly to hand.
and has been turned over to the proper com.
mittse for disbursement. Amount OF draft
$3.50.
" all the contributions which have been
sent IN AID or the sufferers by fire in our city,
there will be none held in higher est mation
than that sent by the first Mar land Regi-
ment, who, while exilss from their native
state, can forget their misery and step for.
ward among the first to relieve their unfor-
grafton.
very respectfully, your ob't sery't,
CAARLES MACBETH, Mayor
To RoB'T HovGA 4 Co., ii Pearl street,
Richmond, Va
In addition to above contributions, the
officers 1st Maryland Regiment contrib u tod
$3.50. In all, q ,1l2. ia Ats
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IUTURD DAYS.
II JLAkS II. TAILOR I S0Hs lUCT1

VALyABLE BUlLpMNa Lot ON THE
" NORTH sIDn or GRACE, BETWEEN
EuUSH11 AND ADAMS STREETS AT AUC-
11On.-We win sell uson the premises, on kON
DAY, the Tth day Of January, commencing i'm
mseiAssay after the Sale advertised By us Of pro-
perty on Broad street, the valuable building Lot
located a. above, and adjoining the residenoe Of
Mr.. BENZ Sutton 1t fronts Oh Qracs street "a
fset and runs back $50 feet to an slIsv 90 feet
wide. ~ -'e'
TIRMs.-Qpe.fourth cash the balance a. 4 a.
and IL mont6f for negotiable notes. with iutersst
added and se0dred BY trust deed the purchs ser
TO pay the taxes for 1852.
ja24 JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 BON, Aucts.
VERY UESIKABLE KIUK RESI-.
v DENCE ON GAN Al, BETWEEN .trx
AND 6rH STREETS, AT AUUTtuN.-We
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the Sd day of February, at 1 o 'clock, r. NJ, the
very desirable family residence, located on
the South side Of Canal, between 5th and 9Th
streets, .adjoining the residence OF VIM. e..
Walthall, and now in the occupancy Of Mr..
Jones. 1t is we'll arranged for the aeommoda-
ton Of a large sized family, supplied with
gas and water, and in good order. The lot
fronts u feet, and runs back the usual depth
to an alley.
TERAs.-One-fourth cash the balance at {,
8 and II months, for negotiab BILE no tes, with in
terest added, and secured by trust deed.
The purchaser to pay the taxes for 1862.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON,
ja24 Auetioneers.
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w ANTED-
w MULES and NEGROES
MULES. Of coed SEES Also desirs to nurc chS.s
three young negro MAE-those from the country
preferred, ~ I want to employ them in the ooun.
try. For such will suit will give tho highest
market price Ia cash.
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
jss4-l2tA Uorner Cary and 10th sts
NTANTEU-PERSONS TO KNOW, that
w the UONFkDEHATE READING
ROOM has late New York, Philadsl phla,
and baltimore Papers, besides Papers from
all the cities, towns, and parts of The South.
Paper, Envelopes, &c, tor writing letters
Free to Visitors.
single admission good for all day. 10 cents.
Monthly su bscribe1b 80 cents
ia 2i-2t*fiN
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 2s.-Thsrs was fire on the
soutlPside efOolrt Square on yesterday even.
ing, which destroyed three houses. The loss
was about el0, 900.
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Ten ThoWsand YANKEES Near the 1eAnss.
see River.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2s.-Passengers by the cars
last night report that there are 10, coo Yankess
four miles south Of the Tennessee river and
sixteen miles north Of Paris. Their heavy
artillery Is stuck in the mud, and unable to
be moved forward. The Oonfsdsrates are
collecting there from different points.
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BY THOS. W. KEESEE, Aue.toneer,
(Office corner Of 18th and Cary sts.)

HORsES, MULES, SPRING DRAY, AND
III Harness, Spring Wagon, Farm Wagon,
&C, FOR 1. Z at AUCT1ON.-Wil be
sold, on SATURDAY morning, January %,
at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Auction Lot on
Council Chamber Hill,
superior Family Horses,
do. Dray do.
Mules,
Spring Drsy and Harness.,
/ do. Wagon, with Top,
Farm Wsgon.
ia ~ THO. W. KEESEE Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

correct Report.
AUGUSTA, Jan. ga private letter re-
ceived from Charleston this morning says
i've stone vessels were sunk in the channel
on yesterday.
The Savannah Republican, OF this morning,
SAYS that the statement that the Federal
vessels had gone up Broad river il incorrect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-24

4 \PENIN0 this mornins, great basgains, q
~ No. ltAain ct. 1900 handsons woolen
Hoods. for ladies', misses and ehildren; $50 Sairs
pairs large he'd Blanksts 70 - ssd Of very cheap;
100 Camhric Bands, % - rua 81 q . Cd each;
100 pair Ansst quality biaak Ossbnero Hose, 10 b
run on for &c.. worth el.&3i- 500 yafds ahsap
Dress Goods I'll bought 81 anstins; 800 par chii.
dfsas' 6tockiuea ~ atyIss g, 600 yards hleanhed
Cotton; 10000 yards splenAid Dress Txinnfnea. 81
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