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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10
From ship Island.

70 AsHINGTON. May 4.
Dispatches received at the War Depart
ment from Ship Island, giving account of
operations in his department previous to the
capture of New Orleans. - -sa
The o. S. steamer Mercedita on the 9th,
near Hole in the Wall. captured the steamer
Bermuda, with AZ 900 pounds of powder,
seven field carriages, q number of cannon,
swords, pistols, shells, dc. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10
Dispatch from Gen. wool.

FORTRESS MONROE, April GO.
TO Hon. E. II. Stanton, Secretary of
Var: The following appears in the Rich
mond Dispatch of the 28th: The fearful
state of suspense in which this city has exist
ed for several days has ended. New Orleans
is in possession of the enemy. Il was evac-
uated by Gen. Lowell, who moved his force
to camp Moore, on the jackson railroad.
JNo. E. Wool. Major General.
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A Memphis paper of the 29th says q
meeting was held the night before, at which
it was concluded TO burn the city, in case
of the appearance of the Federal feet. Edi-
torials urgently call on the people 10 rein
force Gen. Price, at Fort Wright, as the
only means of the salvation of the city.
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A few days previous to the capitulation
of New Orleans, the Picayune said:
I'VE are ready to give the Yankees hot
reception when they come. Our only fear
is that the Northern invaders may not ap-
pear. We have nsde such extensive prep
arations to receive them, that it were vexa-
tious if their invincible armada escapes the
fate we have in store for It."
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The Flood.

CHICAGO, May J.
A special dispatch to the fFibu"'' I'm Tin.
Cairo. says the packet Diligence. from ~
tonyille, reports an alarming stage Of an
in the Mississippi, hundreds of h0n'S'
the leyee being deeply immersed.
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PTrrsnuRG LANpTNe, Nay :

The roads are improving. Deserve
from the rebels arrive daily. .g(r /, ana
4 few days since one Tennessee anu ION Us
Mississippi regiment of twelve months ; I'D
stacked arms, their time having eaP "nJsr
and refused to fight. They were put u"e
arrest.
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When the news reached here tina. Blunt
was in command at Fort Leavenworth, the
people laughed. They evidently thought
that was the severest military joke that had
been perpetrated on the Department of
Kansas. !
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From Fort Wrieht.

An arrival from New Madrid reports
heavy and continuous firing heard I'D lI ~
direction of Fort Wright all Monday nlgD'
and Tuesday. 81 aaa -
No arrival from the feet since MOn0g
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The Nashville Union of the Sd contains
a call signed by $50 influential citizens. for
a meeting on the 5th, to take measures to
restore the former relations of Tennessee to
the Federal Union.
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We have more cheering news, this week.
New Orleans. Yorktown, Fort Macon, and
Gloucester Point, are ours Not long will
it be till we can say the same of Richmond,
We sincerely hope. 0
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-05-10

We have little prediction to make, and
it is this: That on the adjournment of
Congress, if not before, Jim Lane will take
command of the Department of Kansas.
He has been playing his ''trumps" to bring
this about ever since he got the indorse-
ment of the Legislature last winter, and it
will be not little strange if he does not
accomplish bis object. He saw well enough
that he could not get command last winter
without difficulty with Hunter. This he
didn't want. as Hunter was man that had
the affections of the people of the Depart
ment. and in ousting him Lane knew he
would lose point" Lane went back to
Washington, and in short time the De-
partment of Kansas, which his friends
claim he did more to establish than "any
other man." is reduced to mere "Milits-
~ District" the command of which would
not be very gratifying to Major General
Hunter. This was the effect the change
was intended to have on Hunter. Soon,
Hunter is placed in command of another
Department. He is out of the way. The
old Department is re-established the same
as it was before. The road is now clear.
Blunt is to command until Lane comes. II
future events don't verify this prophecy
then people may set us down as false
prophet. If Lane should take command OF
this Department. his field of operations will
undoubtedly be the Indian Territory. He
said once in speech at Atchison some
thing to this effect: He believed God
had raised him up to, deliver the Indian
Territory from slavery. While We do not
believe the Deity ever had much to do with
Jim Lane. We do believe if he gets down
there with few Thousand soldiers. there
viii be some tell skedaddling done by some
body.
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The dying words of Ben McCulloch are
said to have been ''Oh, He'll i'' Well. if he
Old He'll. he has gone to pay the debt -
White Cloud CXief.
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The Richmond Wing calls jeff Davis q
clod. Prentice thinks clod should be
something above JEFF.
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AitI1mta1 1sispatth.
~uuRsDAx 4Osp .rEn. 20. lee.
L / n s

l. n = =
To the memory OF the lata Captain G,
CT Al3emsf,e. Y nc .eli ~aiie calamity fisht-
ing m tas rar k, in tie recent disastrous
affair On Reaaok. Isiard;
No mothers tesrs he,cw he grave Of him
Who tousos SO wei, No sisters saaa shall plant
tDs fose
Ufoa Ais early tomb. Supported by no word frorn
them,
lie dared 10 do his duty dared bats'e Tor tbs
right.
Ala ii, he =; isvsi oncs still siaci With she
tyrant.
A.th ,usa lis name by them WAS ieEG cas- OUT,
a s,aud nautturs 20 himself 10 toesa NJ iea'.
And because b. tSasot isr his le'oved Land
n. ~.s sof ri. unhappy. 1hs s7atss OF duty
H-rc,tseva grea, reward. Visions of glory,
Passed ,-,owin ovss-h's aa-a1.ured b5aln.
i,e saw his nam l.aI3'n characters Inscribed
I,oa ,ae ts:tssst n!cae of "fsne's rTtuitea,oie;
NV af,er ssss look upcp /. there, al say, " he
acfed well
lie died in h esh yoath-- dsd by the f1r MAJ. \
Gan3;
Ara s;raag-rs MOURN fer him ~ for a brother.
They love 10 spesk of al his nooc 1ss,s.
Ina s,ea ihat ne sosn has pissed Il ON earth
L. psge vi history. too, sh sii s2esA ms worth.
with III 81 O. AL wb, fell ca h1anoae'o niceoy
sJii.
lie Gied, a martyr IL 'he h9hes' cau>e TOT which
ever b'ei.
ard suai. /. ha IN v~iu tbs ha has f-l''E
Z, runet taste vote II - hts d..A a." - urge
To neh'e deeds
" 40 So hs-e as not 80 win al hHa"r dedfh ahe
HIS
Eathss tha5 bow beGssth s-e 'y ant yche FiI'
gi4ians,
e uz,syme1 ii h n, who fe". up TO tae deid. aao
eHsNia 6 h desas
.4H.1s.,. le county. Fo5. -. ls6., L.
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apECIAI. NOTICES.

nrTaE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
AVN xo,HUMBU0.-PxfxRsG lrrALLIBLA r.
sxpy yoR 0on1oRRRGA AND AL SECRET Ofss
xasKs This great American remedy, con.
tanning no Meycuriat or Bnisamic proper.
ties. esceis everything heretofore offered 70
,ne I'm size In its curative restorative, and
renoyat,ag poecrs; and the medical world
are n.,opisbe ed when told that the above
remedy vii, care the nbove dtseases, ard
cor founded when they have ocular demon.
s.ratious of she fact. But the proprietor,
wao has known OF the remedy for twenty odd
wears, has known of case of 10 We trs' stand.
ing TO be rel stored to perfect health, and all
other cases Of shorter duration TO he restored,
without d single exception. and therefore
challenges any case Of 4onnorrhPa which the
remedy Will not cure, provided the direc-
tons are carried out with prudence on the
part Of the patient and any one purch astng
half a dozen bottles, and using accordingly
In his or her case, he guarantees perfect
cure and In cases of ftilare, Will furnish Ad.
ditionai medicine. free of charge, 70 complete
tsevure, through bis agents and a cure will
be effected without Inconvenience to the pa
tienG
Price, per hottie, 81; half dozen bottles $40;
ex presSaCe IL ON rs to 50 cts.
Sold by APFERsoS II DCPCY, No. 20l Broad
ST., and U. A. STRscxEa, Main ST., Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond. sold, also,
bF NJ. A. Il G a. SANTOS, Norfolk, and aiBAs.
=. CAMPBELL and WILSON l. WILLIAMS, Ports.
mouth, W.. fe le-6m*
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
Dislil;iUR-ISoW il is Useful.

BERG subscriber aud reader OF your pa
ger, have OF coarse ssen Tho numerous pup
lications on The sur Get of disabling, ana one
only has met my appreciation, because IL 81
vises that the SUBJECT should he dealt with
pr acticaliy and Wa common sense. Ii IS III
this light only that l desire 10 ther my
views. hat thers are evils attending distlii-
inc, no one eau deny, but there are ways Dy
which the evil IN be corrected and mace
productive Of good, as in ali The arrange
uneuts of the great Mas terworEman, COCO.
an. evil sres go blended hat il is mpossihie
10 or 10y or ooLaiG the one without the other
Our most valuable a. tidOtes are mixed win y
deadly poison, and # IN 6isiIllins an article
ie made THAI may he mad productive OF fVii,
Its manuiicture con1ributfs more than any
other pursuit u the breeding. raising, anu
converting sWiL e ilio bacon, al aril,ie in
di5psns:bie to our army thus, by preventing
dis,il.iLg, Icu greatly diminish and enhance
the pace OF great staple the walL OF which
W. are already beginning 10 feel.
IL is argued by some, ,ha. grain, after being
distilled, viii support almost as many hogs
by the refuse Or hlor. as it would have done
IN pure gram or ~ al Tais, however, DO
not believe; hat do know that the Stop is
valuable cs Il epsteG nee after the alcohol has
been extracted from the grain, though per-
hhTs not 10 the extent supposed by some -
Ihe far,ner NJ this time has much to contend
with, having no ontiat fer his wheat rs here
tofofe, having heavy tax TO pay, all III o ne
cessaries fyr his farm being greatly IL ii ted
In price. rs will require all his ingenuity 10
Keep BUCKLE and tongue together, and his la
boTs Will be exer.ed IN proportion 10 the PROS
pect OF fair remuneration. Thus, if the
farmer thinks he viii BE- allowed to distili
MS sur plus grain, he Will cultivate more &
hs wAll have Increased facilities for disposine
VI II. sonef 40 oEe but u farmer TO distill
ano oAly Ais own grain. Let h i'm be stoppsi
"neh Z ram Tises 10 some fixed pIice-always
t.e MIN tiine TO ai-poSe of has hogs before
losing ne BUSINESS. opirituous drinks have
peen u<ed III all ages and ALWAYS win he
ana Inc only difference in Virginia ts ,h.,
nsI people are now using their own Instead
VI the large Quantities heretofore i'm ported
rom the states who are noN endeayorino
70 cut our throats. and which was enc great
bfsneh OF their prosperity and heres tba
q in, ns OF poahas OF bacon they were ena
hiso 10 send 10 CTR nor kets
Az CONCLUSION, let The retfner dis ill mia own
gan, ana TIE quantity for sale VIII noi be
Ii"iinishee, as lac VIII certaiaiy ralsa more
1nu tneen more meat, which VIII Dc in nc
.tSiaahce WIN The gfeat truth IN Seri ,iure
mat man shall not live By bread no,
po,n,t,.o.. Coasos SEssg.
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Isl LAAGE AUCTION SALh.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION

SIGa, 900 WORTH OF SEASONABLE DRY
GOODS To BE CLOSED OUT POSI-
TiVEi.Y By THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL,
To WH0LESALE BUYERS ONLY
POSITIVELY NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
The balance of the stock remaining on
hand at that date, will be closed out at pub
he auction, without limit or reserve, having
other bas;ress engagements which will re.
qIirs iay Qu3lviGed attention. NerchaI rs,
suffers and others, will find this an excel
ient opoGI usity 10 replenish their stock.-
Great 4 JUDGEMENTS will be offered, as many
gOo;S were purchased previous to the WIT.
Amongst the STOCK will be found great
m&Av staple and desirable goods, consisting
IL par OF
rs bales Al Brown Domes.ics,
30 bales rs do.
20 bales co.
II bales Brown Jeans,
cases BIeached Shirtings,
1000 pieGes Spring Prints,
loo pieces Lawns,
200 dnz HICKORY shirts,
COCO doz. Uo.iery,
300 packs Pins,
5000 yards Summer Dress Goods,
900 pieces Jaconst Gam brics,
200 pieces Tape check Cambrtcs,
300 pieces Swiss Muslins,
200 pisces Dotted DO.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon,
100 dog. Undershlris and Drawers,
1000 dCz. White Spool Cotton,
Cotton and Wooden FlanpelS,
CrensnaIv's best Doeskin Cloth,
100 piaces Gold Lace,
2ititary Giit Buttons,
20o DE-. MADRAS Eandkerchiefs,
1000 pairs Blankets,
loo gross Playing Cards,
30 Water proof Goats,
tUo super. Water proof Blankets,
20 bales Cotton Bats,
5000 yards Fancy silks,
81 pieces Hiaca SeTges,
Together with a variety OF other goods
emitted 10 the trade, all CT which viii be Of
tered at satisfactory prices previous to the
sale.
In order to prepare for the auction, the
store gill be closed en- the lst April, to take
~ inventory. ALFRED MUSES..
63 HIaiI street.
Re- Sale conducted by +. Is. Cook, Auct.
e6-2awtS
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9Th snui so ueai,
Who never to himself had said,


Ten months have passed away SIEGE the
conflict Was commenced, :Ed Our bAnn e9s
ahVo waved tIiuLlphanJty Ger Il t1iIen toe
IA Victories eqaAi to t.4Jse achieved hE Ma
iio.eod in MS s.ory; bGt a piatn OF Wa afi7o
may await y0d. ann yua Tor Sacn al ext
HeAcJ, bad know That
There ars tim = ofdu-lnca when
OLs ,-ru should De as strong IS ZEN"
Nerve you for .ica al hour, and WELD you r
SyeafJlis u defence LiGn III your Country .
ri.hls.
citizens Of Grange The time is come to
test tie tEidt OK yoat strength IA! the Valor
or our hearts; iSI Il LO. be sII1 Il! At ye we've
''we Gig ned ia tne balance .ud fonnd wanting :"
l-t ~ not be '"Lisp er. tEat = Grating OF iilc
militia had 10 Like place in yOuc NOauty; but
10! /. De e. ho-l tar AID wide that Vitn hearts
as proud as I'll" "a Hills SGt rounding yoeT
natiVe uoncs, you rUsh Ell i-ni .l.$ "ered, tts
win one voice. that you Wouid h5hi-yes,
would iiis " voGr c)uttry'- rights.
Young mea OF Dra:gp, With lus spring OF
lie glowing AZ Your ots Jms be *pIttana III
your course aBd know laet lno lhtrs ana
sis lirg.ni:. VIII d proud OF you as
s;us ana is Others, i.iiti ba assured In 1T not
o4.e is forgotten II the a.tar Wasreat sbey
kneei, aid bgta HE 10 N:Tn, who i The tfCd
OF Battle, and though a. dimes he makes you
meet the eGemy beside The "streaTns of IA.
Tah, " b. not Encourage oCt trust iii Him;
IJT IL is lIo alone who !naaeth you 10 do vail
HHlty.
CilIzens OF Orange! your country needs
you SHE Il aAlnnds al io.s u WELD Il WeapJu
her deieL c and he twelve months of
volunteered service Will soon have expired,
let the sane spirit OF enthusiasm beam il.
yolr faces ard glow within your hearts that
was SO nantes, len IN III tbs ago.
Mothers ls,d sisters glory ia the dear ones
wao have left them for the bat le- field, and
We'll they know tna herOlsm OF those manly
hearts who have stood unfltuoled before the
sound o, Iaussetry and the booming OF can
nou al Bethel, 1T Ianls>as, ~ Bull RUE, at
LesstuIg, and at every pigCs where they
might meet the tntraGers upon proud NiT-
gaia soil; and such 4 thought as that OF
th-ir not re a.is-irrb be " for service Of ten
years, or until every 'race Ct tina enemy has
shed-wou!d seem insult to the hefrt
o. an, daughter Of Virginia. have brothers
Iii The army, 81 d We ri! have; but We would
hot cons uar the sacriflae too great to yield
them, though uuI hearts dearest treasures,
as Victims to secure the freedom OK our OH
Gus southern Con f-tieTacy. CARRIE.
tor,IGits rtEe, FEB Is, $50.
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sxsJexNESe NOTICES.

~. 40 THE YOUNG MEN OF Oh Ar.
VI LO TIE AND ADJACENT COUN.
TtES.-Your country, now in its hour OF
need, calls upon you to save her from the irOd
heel CT the despot-the enemy OF your native
land, yOur enemy, the enemy that will, if he
gets his i!on hand on you, reduce you to a
state worse than ciavary; who will have
a. the end of another years war a debt OF
bat little less than two thousand millions of
dollars. The object is to make Us pay it. be
noS hiss his armed hounds, like belt of
iron, auciIciiDg our land; ne has an army
the like of which the world has seldom seer,
and cnly bides his time to rush upon us like
an avalanche. Shall they overwhelm usi
No 40; thousand times no. Then, to
arms, eery man of the right age and of robust
health, your country needs you all.
l come among you, after an absence OF
nine months, commissioned under the order
of Gen. Johnston, to RET Give and muster into
service recruits for the Charlotte Rides in
the Confederate service, Hnder the late act of
Congress. When not absent On this business,
my Cifice will be at Charlotte T.. H., where
ala Information can ia had.
TEOS J. SPENCER.
Capt. Cong Go. X, 18TH Va Vols,
fe l3-2aW3N* Charlotte Rifles.
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Fer he ri,aaond D.spatoa


Cul-r7s o( grunge C"EHts sons OF Virginia :
10 yea ali Appel Is scarcely necessary 70
arouse your sJIpS hleS IL DsnR:f OF cur
country s cause. Ia b, huit of car Southern
eoii. BRUSHING " ttG The hiuod Of sham less
f.e al. gitnG VITA hat of many a n 70 >
heart 40 you, SO nOoiy dsfIng, so brtveiy
def, Tag tile IaV tcer- OF our homes, would
%Tl-a iEo words OF commend uuA, Ior n2hus-
spe'is eioqGe..t.y enough; bat Won'd
BID yea U:.iCl The enthusiasm glowing In
your bosoIns, that II Wayer not. LIT nos the
Cnl | OF winner nave IthaTod the hJWerS OF
hope that s.ruAs voluntarily III your
hetrts III the April OF the pest YER. SUoA
VIII this ho4Ip Fields be detkeG again, nnd
though malY Il new grave is made DER which
Will De stItwn lie flowers OF another spring.
ard WAt.red NJ Ii orn aDd eve Win tie d'@ :
~ All elton, aud piaGy hcne feel desoiated
OF what once tteir hope auo price, yeI
r1at The memory tOT what they IOnght, ana
bed, aud d,sd, ANIMATE Win ptiGh.er Z-Ai
and stronger energies your he .Ess lor ne
eprlag Iime thai Soon WiIl c0Glc again. Y "a
have fought vel, 2Bd every tro" merits its
azure. wreath u glory. Aay you re one
broad band OF brJtI4 is, d. spE ung Win Z
desperate enemy every * cil OF loIthsTn soil
even with the iIie-biJud CT yoaT hearts. and
let IL net lie said .ha; theTe WIS oae
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EDUCATIssNAL.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,.

|OzFoRD FEMALE 0 o011E'A'
All the Departments of this School are now
Conducted by teachers Of tbs highest quslitica-
items. -
Students ara admitted at any tine, and charged
from the date Of their admission
The advantages affordeasd, the low price Of
board and tuition, and the health aAd quietness
of the surrounding country, unite In mskiag this
a very pleasant retreat for those wiahing to do
vote themselves 70 study. Inquiries addreesed
to Rev. r. Fl. MARSH" Oxford, y. c., will be
promptly answered. fe,7-12t*
DOAEDINa AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES,
E0nklfn street, besceen I'd and 4M
The Misses OLOPTON daughters OF the late
Judge Cloptcn) opened School on the LIST of
October, 1861.
Circulars Of terms, etc., will bs sent to those
desiring them. ia l3-1m*
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~ MEDICAL CARD.

~ OFfIUH PRACTICE,
DR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly to An office practice On Franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel ami ding
onally' opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where stillui
and confidential treatment may bs obtained on res
sonable terma Those who have been exposed 70
certain contagious ailments are invited 70 call
early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to. Office open from A. n TIL 9P. n.
my xt-ts RICHMOND Va
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nOARDTN0..

@nApnrNfa -rer or t,~eiye ren.,.v.a.
IL 80 chsstn nfSARD and fOn4IH0 n
A.s v S~si. - ~ ds1 ~ Ar.c.AH
F.n.s~sr~ - ~ nnorrsr ~ antA ~ Isr
y ePpayIuS q s.S ~ sS MI ~. sSxsNsA
sue.. ~ W;.. VI ar.annT ~ ssS1s. - -.
corporation, At the reduced prices OF u 80 per
day ~ per week, or 90 per months waking
and "a udles extra. 70 10 Inns
4 RI 80 - -, .,..-- - $3.50 a.-,,-
~ 49,. 3 rr..nsS .nn.nr..1 rnre
~ sOs ..r..s.s - S~.. - .s.s.
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~ SOLDIERS LODGE,

~. SOLDIERS LODGE,
1~J lorH ST., BErwKES MAIH AND CARY.
For the purpose Of affording LODGING
and FO ID fer such Of the Soldiers on fur
Tough, now psssing through our city, az are
unable 10 cbtain these comforts elsewhere,
q portion OF the large building on 10th, be.
tween hahn and Gary sts., has been placed at
our control An efficient Superintendent
VIII he in atten oar &c 1T all times. when
necessary, tickets will be furnished emitting
the holder TO meals For further ihforma.
tor, ic qnire at the Confederate Transpor.
tslIon Once, of Capt. Wood, and OF the pro.
prietogs OF the various hotels.
~M. r. MUNFORD, Chairman
fa 14-l2t Army Dom Y NJ a. A
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8. WYATT 4 90, of Charleston, q q.
~ beg to inform their friends everywhere thai
The great are which occurred In our city Lass ,sht
did them no immediate injury either In their ,ock
Or private houses.
We feel this announcement due 10 our fsierda
who have q large amount Of property In our hapdA
(MavyA0<rsS ONr. vQNh, tRHf, da e. 70
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.Ok SALE-A No. / OF ser's

IL EO16E,
Eavipg been used - such for nine monthe. TIA
owner hstins no further use for him, Wiil III
Horse. Saddle aud Bride. The Horse wasronted
ecu Any p.rson In want Of 5000 HIRE viii
sep,y 20 Mt. ". BABGaEIS, corner 10th and
Asli ga Or 20 BAR EIx, Oh 10Th 81, at his Sta
bits 10 f8--Ets
- LEfHHs AND SKATES Uniy a few
- ,eft 3. ff.4 aan's store, 300 broad st. Also,
variety of Marbles, Tops, and other Toys.
t>ehasp cffsss gcea. Ind Gene nss in Dhtns
mad OILS awa,s. Aiao, Hosssiarn.sklr ing aud
f.asa street k..T.sy sc Ena ssk. W GsSsS
ssli q v,.s'. aki sessrst sa2a .;E1 eEps tssk
q Esa.s l'is ssfs.a; gssss 81 hi Ii5 l,saa
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The CONFEDERATE CHEMICAL WORKS,
ANTE La. arc manufacturing
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sale in. quantities to sui: Purchasers, put up u
pouud and half pound papers. Or in bulk.
r. II. SHIELDS l. CO.. Agents.
fe1e-2w 50 G-avier IT New nrleanA.
NOTIGL 10 The l4rH ALABAMA
~ REGIMENT, AID OTxRRs THAT 1AvK
Cosr MRu ~ DIsIAs1 on raD POfoAAo.-
Having dtsinterred many, I would stats 70 the
friends Of the deceased, that have made n.
rangeInen TO 70 to the different camps,
taIs Up sne TInuT n nS ~ ~ snr ,sao ~.
same 10 Richmond ct the shorteet notice,
And on the most rssonable terms.
shop on 01Aip street, helow railroad.
0xO. ". WOU1ENs
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w. N. A. STURDiVANT,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law,
RloHMoHD,t
PRACTICES In the Courts of the CITY Of R,eb.
mond, and of Henrico county, in the Court Of Ap.
peais, In the Confederate States Court, and viii
attend to any legal business before ary o, iss
Departments.
~ OTYKcG-Corner Of Bank and llth ST. nm
gtairs-entrance on Bank 1t de7-,.,ro~
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db M RBWARD-RaaAway from Ire SUD-
6lUU soriber my boy HENRY, for whTe
spprehenSion and delivery to p. H. SToKhs'
OF this place, or for his coLfuemsnt In any ISL
60 that get him again, viii pay the abovs ~
ward. Henry ID abou, % year. old, black, s5ous
ave feet three inches high, and has rather 'o"n
look when spoken TO. Had on whSu be l.ft black
coat and pants aud black felt hat. He has been
seem near Bristol, on the Aanassas Gap kshoE,
and near Cub Run Bridge. He may DO lurDhs
around Dumfries Of Richmond.
T. d. CARTER,
Ia e3-1mA for nr EsGLASD,