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NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH
REPORTED GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
IN KENTUCKY.
THE EPFECT or LyNCOLN's MESSAGE
IN ENGLAND.
&C., &C, &c.
Especial pusrArcu 70 rxx ,,curoxn n,spArc

NORFOLK, January Northern papers to
the I'd inst, have been received At the ONCE
Of the Norfolk Day Book.
The New Yoi Herald, Of the "a OF Janu-
airy. says that there are Tumors In that city
that n serious engagement is Gotng on In
Southern kentucky. Nothing authentic.
howe yer, has been received.
The people OF Arkansas, 1t Is reported,
have re- IN sed 10 allow Gen. Price to enter
that State with the Missouri troops, and
will only permit those belon ging to the Con-
federate service to come among them
It is said that there are no onfederate
troops now in Missouri.
Gen. Mcclellan has hid a relapse. His
disease is TYPHOID fever, and his recovery Il
doubtful.
Lincolns message has been received in
England. There is great surprise at the alb.
ssnce Of all ailusion to the front affair. The
London IFmcs eharacterizes tho message as a
tissue of concealmeIts.
A practical suspension OF the Banks at the
North has taken place. There is a general
tquabble sSing or among them relative to
an agreement OF elEa lizatiOn.
The Heral! says tho list Of failures last year
in the Northern States numbered sir Mou.
s9ad. Their indebtedness reached The sum of
one ADMIRED and cislty millions If dollars.
Stocks are steady. Exchange is held at
81 liz; U. S. os S.; Erie SO: Hudson river 3d.
Cotton IS. Coffee firm. Provisions dull.
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&c.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2.-Mr. johnson, the Pro.
visional Governor Of kentucky, has issued a
proclamation announcing that an election
will be held on the 22d inst. for Repr csc nta.
tives to the Permanent Congress at Rich.
mond. The electi will be by general ticket.
The Kentucky House Of Represen tati YES
at Frankfort, have expelled several mem beers
for alleged completely with rebels.
Under the confiscation act Of the Kentucky
Legislature, the Frankfort authorities have
attached the property of Gen. Buekner,
VIM Preston, and Edward Crutch1ield, each
to the value Of twenty thousand dollars.
MEMPHIs, Jan. at is reported here that
Gen. Pillow resigned his command at Co.
lumbus, a few days ago, and has gone home.
[sgcoHD DIsPArcA.l
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2.-Gen. johnson has
called on the Provisional Government of
Kentucky for 81, 900 troops, to serve one or
three years. It is understood when two or
more brgades are m ustered in they VIII be
placed under the command of VIM. Preston,
late Minister to Spain, who will doubtless BE
appointed Major General.
There are no Federals, with the exception
Of few scouts, on this side of Green river,
yet the military authorities expect an attack.
Late accounts from beyond Green river
represent the Federals as still receiving large
reinforcem ents.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2.-The reported resigns.
ton of Gen. Pillow Is confirmed.
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Death Of Lent Dnnnatf.

Vaf readers will remem Der that we pub.
A'1'd TWO or three weeks ago, an account of
~e extraordinary escape. from the Wash
'As'on prison, OF Lieut.. H. H. Dunnott, a
.ai'sh' young officer who was captured by
Ut enemy in the battle Of July alst. We are
INV panied to announce his death. which
~eufred at the house Of Il friend. near Win.
saes'er, On the 18th OF December, after AN
''iaess OF some six weeks. The gentleman
sHo communicates this intelligence adds
A'' MS last days were spent In ear nest reli.
s'oSs DEVOTION. and that there is reason To
D'"s'e he died Christian. Lieut.. Dunuott
""s native Of Delaware. He belonged 10
aeH'h regiment Virginia volunteers, aud
man was IN ore ardent In his attachments
80 sae cause Of the South. The story Of hi.
,pa'i'y and escape will form one OF the
Sehts In the history Of the war.
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LATEST FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
Federal Demand Upon the Commander Mt
Biloxi for the Surrender Of Federal and
Confederate Prepsrty-The Yankees In
Possession Of Biloxi, &c.

Nkw ORLEANS, Jan. General Lowell re-
ceived the following dispatch from Hands.
boro', dated on yesterday. The enemy came
near Biloxi on yesterday morning. Two
United States officers, with sixty men,
landed IN small boats and demanded Of Capt.
Farrell, the Commander at that place, any
property belonging to the United States and
all munitions Of war belonging to the Con-
federate States. Captain Farrell was given
only one hour TO decide. Farrell surren dered
to the U. s. Commodore, who took off the
small cannon. 1t is said that General But.
Ter and his command is at Ship Island. The
Yankees remained at Biloxi only a few hours,
and then returned to Ship Island.
A special dispatch to the Ptcayune from
Mississippi City, dated to-day, says that the
Federals had left there, and the coast was all
quiet.
To-day Biloxi is considered in possession
of the Yankees as they are momentarily ex-
pected TO occupy it.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
HASDsBoRo', (below New Orleans) January
3.-Twelve Federal vessels were seen near
Ship Island yesterday. There has been con.
siderable drumming and drilling around
within the past ten days.
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lat. Enuas.ment Near Nsrfsik.

rorrespondent. writing from Sewell's
.. eorreets some miss.atements in re-
! "a 70 the engagement; of December 2ath, In
| IN The steamer Sea Bird acted such q
'..u,sut and con spienous part. There were,
.srs. only two shots from Craney Island,
go. from the Sewelrs Point batteries
,,sr. we're twenty lone shots IN all-twensy
which were fired by the Manchester Artii-
,sfs. II is not known what effect was pro :
sssed. for the enemy's steamers were SO far
soxn that our firing must necessarily have
b.eu very uncertain. but ii is supposed they
vsrs struck some two OF three times. The
enemy fred some ATTY or sixty shells, With
cat doing any farther injury tl.aA doinoiish-
ing hen house in the neia hbofhood ana
Killing u quiet and domestic old l.on mat
asd gone into winter quarters. ut Is al
meat unnecessary 10 add writes our CORES
oondant) that every man on the ground was
erom pity st hls gun, and that We Will al
gsys be- prepared 10 give them hearf? re-
.epton Wherever they may feel dispo sei to
,syor u. with another call.
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Another Outrage upsn BPitlsh Decks-An
English Vessel Bearded.

NEw OALsAHs, Jan. 2.-The Pissyuns pub
fishes letter received from Havana. of re.
cent date, and also has copy Of the Browns
Vile Flag They both state that United
States steamer, of Santiago de Cuba, board.
cd an English schooner. the Eugenia Smith.
bound from Havana TO Matamoras, and
seized J. W Zacharie. an extensive merchant
Of New Orlsans, and Thomas Rogers, OF Tex
a., and took them to Fort Taylor. Inc
matches were broken open, but nothing con-
traband was found. The schooner was al
lowed TO depart
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Kifbmonh pispahb.
z 49,.
-----,~unhr soREIr 9.-.-..JAH. s.s'sex


nr Of our news this morning fndi-
-. mat Northern apprehenssons OF trouble
cs W. england have not ceased with the eur
VII" - messr. Mason and Sliden. II IL 70
rea"e. however, that the people Of the
os h", ,nrsey will indulge in no anttcipations
/ '"'' lance from European powers. A
|o' S..,s.relisnce Is all that is necessary on
|n'm and II England chooses TO break
|es' ia.ssde, which she is unquesttonably
~, .'.,.oc. Of doing, the Yankees will soon rush
|os' .s.tr oun destruction.
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he To CoaRssroSDssfs.- "A number OF let.
ters from different correspondents have been
received. which, for want Of room and other
satisfactory rsasons. we have laid aside ~
rejected msttsf. An In tsresting letter from
-. y. h." (who Ne suspect 10 one Of the
fair ssx) We must dselins publishing. ~ i'm.
polite ~ this time.
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Gen. McCisl,.n,s AirL....-

'le commander Of the Federal armies Is
, .S-s sick at Washington, of typhoid
u,n., Alo the Yankee newspapers. wish their
ov.s., sood taste, are already discussing the
ofn.' o1 OF the succsssorship. Gen. Ward.
M 10 spoken 81 a. the man, which looks
favorable for N. y. Banks.
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r LIST OF LETTERS nx1fArurno n THn
II RICHMOND POST OFrJCE,t On sbe 81
day Of January. 1861.
0 Persons calling for lettseS n The List win
please say they afs ADVERTISED; aa1e, Swing
data IF List.
~ The postage Win ~ two csais - saeh ~.
ter advertised.
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Gss. wise.

a., 's's dispatch from Norfolk says that
n,.. Asnry 4. Wis. assigned 70 the com.
hor,h "a me forces IT Ourrituck, on tbs
d, ]. 1s.oins coast. left that city yestsr.
nsid 81 alls on prslIuiaary visit 70 hts
" opsrAttous,
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On the ID instant, LYMAN kEELEY. In.
IL months and Q days. ~"
His funeral will take place at his father,s r.
sidence, on sth street, at II o'clock. this fsat
urday) morning.
A. his rsssedsnee. on Clay street, on yesterday,
age. "
Bis friend aud aeon aintsnc.s arc resn..tfr,I,
invited 20 attend his funeral, from the Broad g.
4th, Mt - O'Clock.
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LADE
Andrews mrs E
Anthony mrs Mary
Allen N las Mary
Alley miss O X
Allen mis- RosA A
Allison mrs NJ X
Atkinson miss R
Arnold mrs N III A
Appers0n mrs r Ida
Brooks mrs Agnes
Brownell mrs Alice
Bidgood miss Lizzie
Brown mrs q
Brooks mrs NJ
Brooks mrs Lucy :.
Biggs mrs
Bosher miss Mary E
Bowden miss NJ S
Bidgood miss
B!ankens ship miss E
Bennett mrs NJ
Bellmiss Matilda q
Bellem mrs Adelaide
Bates miss Pattie
Batkins mrs SarAh n
BarefOrd mrs s A
Basin miss l.
Barnes mrs Jane
Barker miss Ellen
Ball mrs A
Baker mrs Mary q p
Bali mrs Thos A
Ball u III
KridxWater miss p
Crninp mrs Eliza
Cabeil mrs Major
Carol mrs Mary 2
Chapin mrs Marg't
Ohiidrey mrs NJ A
CHAM berlain mrs L
tathn mrs J +
Conway mrs M b
Drew mrs Va Is
Cubbins mrs Jane
Carr mrs Geo w
Compton miss sarah
Corbiue miss q
Crowded miss A A
Crow miss Lucie p
Davis mrs VIM A
Davenport mrs n
Davis mrs Mary.
Deboyce mrs Mary
Drew mrs NJ V A
Duke mrs Gath A
Dudley mrs Lucy
Dunn mrs Mary
Doyle mrs Mary 5
Duncan mrs A L
DAVIS miss q
Devann miss Mary
Delany miss Ellen
Dnesberry miss Va(
bod miss Mary
DaversOn miss Ellen
Dwy er miss Kate ]
Echols miss I NJ
Eprs miss Mary p
Evans miss Betty
Earnest mrs Agnes ]
Elliot mrs Sarah Il
Frayser mrs A h
FOntaln mrs
Fisher mrs L So
Fitzgerald mrs S b
Falker mrs N =
Farrar miss Cath
Finagan Miss Kate
Ford miss Oct%via
RUSSELL miss Mary ]
Gannaway miss Is
Gary miss Bette
Graves miss 5 Is
Green Miss +
Graham mrs u +
Grace miss J M
Goodwin mrs EMce A
Golf miss Kate
Gibson mrs Patsy
Gaskins mrs Martha
Hagan miss Mary
Harrison mrs VIM Z
Hulce Elrs Elizabeth
Hudgins miss Y Is
Hudgins miss A J
Hunt mrs Bette l.
Hutchison mrs M J
Hooper mrs N NJ
Howard mrs Ella b
Howard miss s +
Holt miss E iZabeth
Honward miss y
House miss Mary }
Howard IL ISIS Sarah
HObson mrs Mary 5
Hicks mrs Mary A
Hill miss Roberta
Heury miss Sallie y
Henderson mis- -
Hastings miss Mary
Hayes mrs Juliana
Harvey miss T. D 2
Hampton mrs Is q
Harper miss +
Hagner III ISIS Saliie 1
Holloway miss l.
Hall mrs Y NJ
Hqusewright Ameli
Ivey mrs Mary w L
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A VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
IA TOBAOCO FACTORY. on NE aortA Nd
o. Man. between 10th and Il. h sseats. Of AuO.
, iON.-Ws viii sell upon tho pssnises. On MON.
DAY, The 18th day Of January, commApc Dg .,
o'clock r. n. he valuable TdkeH 0fOkY Do
BACOO r. Glory en- the north aide Of Main.
between l6th and 81. n eets. rcw u Ws tccu
paney Of the Confedesate btates, Int mere L..
Gently BY J. w. Atkinton, Esq II f,oats O.
Nam street 10 1set, and runs back l30 Iee<.
TERMs.-Ons fourth cash The baian, st a. II
and IL months for negotiable notss, With inteeOss
sadeH. aEd secured BY trust deed
js4 JAS n TAYLOR 4 SON, Aneta
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HUTCHINSON DIV. No. So, S. OF T. !
1890

JANUARY 3, 1862.
w. BROTHERS ~ GU ere re al ested to at.
~ tend Il regular session Of your Division
to morrow SATURDAY evening, at seven
O'Clock, at the u&ual place, over Bodeker's
Drug Store. \ change having been effected
i'll the time of meeting, you will hereafter
assemble eyery Saturday, instead Of Tuesday
night.
BY order Of the W. Z.
ia SITS J. r. SNIP ES, r. 8.
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- 6ODDIN 4 APPERSON, Asestsn~~.
SALE Of bEAnTrrv,

F>kUSTEES. SALE OF b&AOTIrUl.
FARM of 7as AOkks, NEAR Hi
NECK ANICSvILLE TURNPIKE. kOUH
MILES EAST OF kIOHMDND.-6S vlsSns
Of Q desd Of Eust, dated let Aaeuss, laSa, AuU
RECORDED In Hsnrico Oouaty Court, end Win -
:ss.sa 2. *: e::": =" =: ;a5
ths l4th Jsn1Ary, ie63 q IL o'ciock H., NJ ~:
not. the next far day theesaftssI Gss vSsy
beautiful fam loeapod - absye. now In the ospS-
pAney OF Ar. Chas. CanIitnn, eootaaine IA
sesss, a. lining the lands Of Ans. JsaiAa D. 6HtA
The late a. II. Brsxtoo, sd others.
Tbs DIV cling ID OF madsrn huid containe four
large rooms aud three sanal oues. besides paaass
aoa hall. wi b store room and closets. kiteAsn
With ss!vAnts' asa ,m,n odations. Stabilize toe
four h rses ard f&ur 6. ws; Barn; excellent Cen.
Hoo e; Canisse Aoueo. ~. About No vvuit
= vrsss; one Aaa acre in sssaw essris.; AYasasu.
Beds; Raspoeri1ss; SundfS Sp dnSs n eood VEST;
sbexs "a acres Of cleared land. ApHn Of Ne ~
&C., ands has t.ea ru. In 6 'aAs in fhe hiaA lad
vegetables for spring have bssn plssasd. vty:
Tssxs-Oa4sQuhh ssah balance 4 9, L. a>s
10 months. tSl16kotisbls notes. iAteress sdaed,
cured BY trust 6~ed. The taxss icr III ygns
to b paid BY re ~ chaser
E>ARM OF LOO AIn1n. L., aANOvER
one mile OF the Nschaniczvflls Tusnpukn. fOk
HALN AUCTION. VIII be sold at auction. q
the premis-f, on "WEDNESDAY, the l3A Jan1,
le6l ss IL o'clock n. Of tair II not, ths n.ss
oontalVDg 90 sefes, aow In the occupancy Of NJ
George l.. TSom,s elk miles from Riohn ond. ard
one rlile from the heSd Of Aeehanicsvils Turn
Pike, immediately ON the road :, Hanover y. Il.
i'hs farm contains one hundred rcres-about six.y
IN cultivation. and the rest well st In oAk end
pine wood The Imp 'Ovsmsnts are vafy nsnt
named dwelling. wish four rosms. and pVeA h
I. ont the entire leE 9Th the house. ~ covered
With tin. and well painted . god hitchsa, wnA
TIVE rooms, AMI . smOk he house, cora crib. md q
escsllrn' barn. stables, 30. aaa will a No.
wxter Ia the yard; slso. young orchard Of cAoiss
nuit trees. The Land 10 well enclosed. and aleo
the yards, &c.
TERAs.-Ons. third cash; balance q ana
yeara, for tOnds bearing ntefest, secur~d b. .
trust deod. 1he taxes for lo62 10 b pa,A b. -
p7rchAEer.
6ODDlN 4 APPERSON, Auots.
p. S.-The place can ~ b,ughs privaasly d
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LADIES. EIGE.

10 EIGT.
johnson mre Martha
Jones mrs Frank +
Jones mrs Frances
Justice miss Maggie
King mrs Sarah q
Kelly mrs -
Kemp mrs Fannie
Kelly mrs n A
King mrs DIR IF
King mrs Annie ]
Link mrs Fannie q
1ipscom b mrs NJ F
Link mrs Elixe-0
Locket mrs n E
Lindsey miss J E2
Lyme miss Bette l.
Lyon miss Rachel
Myers mrs
Myers mrs d
j Murphy mrs NJ A E
Merrell mrs Oath
Motriss mrs H q
Mann ms Va
Miller mrs Eveline-
Michard mrs e
Miles mrs Jennie
Mera MRS OO2
Meekh s Mary Jane
Mathews mrs LU
Mayo mrs
Moore miss Susan e
MurWens miss Sarah
Null miss Eliza "
M.ntague miss M e
Morris n miss Fanny
Morris miss Lizzie
Metcalf miss Mollie
Mason miss Jennie +
Mallory miss E 5
sMc Lean mrs E E
McCloy mrs e F
Mckinney mrs T.
Nelson miss Jeu ME
Nixon miss Fannie
Oakley miss Annie
O'Connell mrs Ell
Pickett mrs NJ +
Phillips mrs Lucy
Phelps mrs w H H
Pentross miss E T.
Parkhill mrs Geo w
Parker mrs Mary
Parker ms Marg't
Pace mrs N +
Potter mrs Mary J
Roper miss Julia A
Rogers mrs Sarah 4
Reaney mrs Martha
Read miss Emma
Read mrs El;z Abeth
Randolph mrs Ann l.
Rainfall mrs Judy
Rogers miss Ann J
Sweeny miss NJ +
Stubs miss Mary A
Stevens miss E q
Snead miss Maria
Snipes mrs A +
Summers mrs NJ q
Smoot mrs e
Sterrell mrs nj L
Shields mrs NJ Nj
Seldom mrs Jas
ShOemak er mrs I
Sales mrs Elizabeth
saunders mrs J N
Scott miss p
Samson miss Eta
SeabroOk mics NJ g
Shelton mics Ami L
Simobs miss Sarah L
Trimmer miss M ]
Turner miss Sarah q
Tucker miss Sarah T.
ThrOgmartin miss Va
Thompson miss L
Taylor miss M v
Tanner miss Mary E
Trainham miss Sc
Tally mrs N "
Taylor mrs Martha A
Tardy mrs Mary ID
Tiller mrs Mays
Tyler mrs Mary A
Traylor mrs Jas
VannerSon IN S Ann
Vannerson miss e
Wright miss N K
Wright miss + T.
Williams miss NJ L
Williamson miss N L
West miss Sue
Weed miss Marg't
Warmer miss J A
Wallace miss + w
Watch miss Sarah
Write mrs Nancy
} Ware mrs M:ry A
Weeds mrs Mary
Word mrs VaA
Wilkinson mrs NJ +
Williams mrs Susan
Williams mrs LC
Ward mrs Sarah
Walker mrs Gath
Walker mrs Lucy p
Walker mrs
Y edmans mrs + B
Young mrs -
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MAmRrWnl.

Ou the 18th OF NOVEMBER. oy Bishnr NJ.
0uI, Mr.. JAMES l.. NAFETUN And sars
UATHAn1NE MCKINNEY, both. Of ali.
city,
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LOsr, STRAYED, Aks.

r OST-On Wednesday evening about 6! DELL I,
1 on "a treet, between Bread and the GENERA
Hospital, q vaii egs ted SEA RE, or Comfort, with
GOLD CLASP. will give ,hs finder double
hs real value Of the clasp ii he wild leave it with
or without the scarf at 1he General Hospital, In
care Of ,Le Steward. g. w. ARCHER,
s4-3l* Asst Surgeon
C TOL EN- $40 REWARD-un Sunday
= NOR ming, De- ember 29th, about Z O'Clock A.
M q white and black SETTER DOG, about 10
months oil 1, black silky ears, black spot Fight
Eide behind the shoulder, with other marks bis
body and legs ara spotted with small mixed Viii e
and black patches. Answers to this name OF
Breck. The thief stole b Ii from q front yard on
I'd, above Broad street. He, wore o grey ish sack
coat and military cap, carried basket, seemed to
be about II. The owner Of the Dog is In the
army, and p izss him veHy Highly The above re-
ward will be paid for the discovery OF the thief,
or Il bsral reward for the return Of tie Dog. In
form alton may be LETT at the store Of
ia 4-2,* ROYAL Ts DID. Broad a.
II A GOLD BREASTPIN,
Containing hair. which the owner can have by
caliiog on the subscriber and paying f:r this I'D
vertisemant WM. \. THAW,
j. 4-.lt* Treasurers Office, q. 4. A.
TOUND-On Friday. u sum of MONEY, in my
/ store. The ownsr can get i. by proving
property ard paging for this advertisement
NJ. FLEISHER,
ia -3t* Corner Oh and Broad SITS.
CTRAYED OR STOLkN-tlO REWARD
= St,sysd or stolen from the subscriber, on the
Path Of december, a dun colored Horse, with .
his forehead. TIE above reward will be
given for his delivery TO me.
wilt give $50 for the thief, If stolen.
a4-3* FLEMING GRIFFIN
& TRAYED-From my residence, on church
~ Hill, on Sunday last, a dark red BUFFA-
LO COW. She has marks of white on the
rump, and on the belly. / will give Il liberal
reward for her return to me, corner Of Clay
and 3oth streets, or for any inform tion that
will lead to her recovery.
ja4-6t* HENRY PETERBOROUGH
TSrRAY Game to my HOUSE, in this ,ower
H. end of Goochlaud, few days ago. q to ers
ably good sized clay NIX HORSE, with dark name
and tail, and two small white spots on the back.
j. 4-3i* j. S. SAUNDERS.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

Governor Johnson's Observation-Disclosures of
Southern Members from the Bogus LegisIaturs,
6r
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9ENTLEMEN'S LIST,

Allen III + b.
Angle John N
Annaker Geo
Ambls Jno
Andrews John
Andrews J ID
Addison Jas q
Angle John
Andrews John s
Austin Col II Il
Ash ThCs
Appling Col Thos
Andres Joseph
Brown John ]
mmerman j acob
Burke Jourdan M
Brather John
Binford Jas II
Brown J &
Burns John T
Bradford John 2
Barrow John A
Bruce Jas w
Brickles Mr. John
Bottoms Jas
Burns John B
Brown John NJ
Beauchamp John
Kourke John
Broadfield VIM
Bull Lit w NJ
Bishop VIM o
Burweil VIM p
Breeder Wmf
Burne VIM J
Boyd VIM J
Byrne A
Bacon Adjt A o
Bray Ambrose
Binywanger A
Broadansy Is F,
Branch Ben N
Burcher Il Bro
Bell DIR NJ T
Bonds Dan p
Bates DIR + A
Brown Thos L
Billion Geo w
Brown Maj T L
Brown Henry 3
Brooke Henry
Brown { christopher
Berfort Capt .
Bigby T nj
Blackman J N
Battle 1hos A
Brown MaIThOs L
Bundy DIR T p
Berenice 4 l.
: blunt Robt w
Beers Mr.
Buchanan r w
Buchanan Robert
Burnes Leonard
Blankenship Thos
Cassin John H
Cooke Col w M
Crenshaw w ID
Campbell VIM
Cogburn VIM
Chisurck w
Cabell VIM NJ
Carvell John 2
Callaghan John
Carter John A
Crockford Col John
Ohildrey John K
Cham beYlaiu James
Gamer James
Chewing DIR J d
Canson Rev ] M
Charlton LIN N
Canning VIM
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-04

c. sw1'a AND suo1ma
TOBACCO.
ihavs 90 hand. ct FACTORY. N TIL stsssA
RICHMOND, Va,
A largs ssocA Of
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TOBA 1000
CT III grades And styles.
Al prices raacls troo
Is 10 IS cents per pound,
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FANCY STYLES
SMOKING TOBAOCUt
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for cash.
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panied with caah.
&C l6-3m(f) JANIS THOMAS. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-04

w. N. W. NELSON. takes this public me-
his friends and the Fire Brigade, and eepeci-
ally to Company ID, Of that Department, for
the Jealous and disinterested labors bestow-
ed in his behalf in reese uing his property from
the destructive confiagration ON the night Of
the LIST instant. ia4-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-04
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