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Address OF Frederick she Great.

TO the Generals ana Htgher Ctcers, December T.,
1857, B.tore the Battle near Leuthen.
Gentlemen You are aware that while was
obliged TO stop the progress Of the French
and Austrians, Prince Charles Of Lothringen
has succeeded in taking Sch weidritZ, beating
the Duke of Bavaria, and in making himself
master OF Breslau; the capital OF my Siiesia,
and q part OF the Proving are thus lost, to-
gether with all the provisions and ammuni-
tion therein contained, and my troubles would
be very great, if placed not an unbounded
confidence in your courag-, f1rmness, and
love Of your country, which you have shown
on SO many occasions. i acknowledge these
services rendered to our fatherland and to
me, with the tenderest movements of my
heart.
There is almost not one amongst you who
has not disting uished himself by some great
aud hon norable deed; therefore fiatter my
self you will fail short in nothing which the
State has right to expect Of your vaior, If
c rcumstances demand 1t. This epoch ap-
p,oaches: should believe had done moth.
ing il left the Austrians In possession OF
Sllesia mai k, therefore, l shall attack the
army of Prince Charles, although nearly
three times stronger, WhereverI find it, and
in opposition to all the rules OF the art OF
war.
at this juncture, the number Of the enemy
is not the question, nor the importance of his
position Ior ali this hopa the strong hearts
Of my al my and the exact obedience to my
orders, Will overcome. l must venture this
blow, or every thing is lost; we must ami
hilate the enemy, or his batteries will bury
us! Thus ! intend to act. Communicate
my orders to all the officers of the army, ana
prepare the privates for the work which must
soon follow, informing them that consider
myself entitled 10 unconditional discipline.
However, If you remember that you are
Prussians, you will ertainly make yourself
worthy of this preference; if there should be
one amongst you who fears to divide with
me all the danger, he can obtain his dismis-
sion to day, and without receiving from me
the least reproach. We follow your Majes-
ty unto death Our all and our blood for our
King! called out loud the officers, and the
King proceeded
Before now was convinced none of you
would forsake me. / count, therefore, to-
tally on your faithful assistance, and on the
certain victory. Should tall, and not be
able to reward you, our fatherland must do it,
Go now into the camp, and repeat to your
battalions what have said: ''If auy regi-
ment of horse should not fall upon the en-
emy at once, as ordered, they shall, after the
battle, dismount, and be put into the garri.
son; and that battalion OF foot, which only
hesitates one min ute, shall lose its stan ndards
aud sabr es, and the decorations from its uni
forms, be it wheresoever it may! Now gem
tlemen, farewell. Shortly we shall have
either beaten the enemy, or we shall never
see each other again -
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IniRTY.HoRsE POWER STEAN BN-
HRu AND OTHER MACHINERY
rli,,. ssALE.-I Offer for saie. privately. ono
s q Hsa.rrn Dspot on .ss sT Sm y gsoS ga
ios,.. q ,ssalrosd. Also, Stave Cuttse. stsve
lAsa. .+as +Mass.sins DO, bssdiag Planer. nssdipg
t, co,naIa ma : "anb'r Of Saws Ghaftise, Dslting,
Apsjs e's Tor manufacturing Barrels.
WIN. b. 0RABN.
Richuoad, Va,
Or RloHD v. 0AIN1tA,
.hA-.sx@aes OF Wn. J. Wstkins, Camp Les.
IN Ma I'VE the undsrs easd oWjnE % fhe
sssd anIpes pnes Tor gsain and proveelie, lasl
IEOiNGusa we regret It % put the 'esjes q
Ma is,h ,... sos following pness, eongosnsiag
s1s.. na,as.. s.'s. s......-........ss. pr dsy.
Ansis p.sx ss'-.--.......u
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DAVIS T. HUTCHElt0N.
kI-,v !A6. y. J0HNGON,
J. Z. uix.
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OYSTERS, &c.
UNISON 4 WHITE,
y OYSTER D1AINR6.

~ oinsR ~ House AND OFrIcE-Dock street., rear
u sn 9as Works. Kichmnno, Va.
NV, %Msia, Restaurants. and suffers furnished with
sn.. .s York river OYSTERS. in the aheil Or
), nv VI seii-seaiiag Cans for transportation, or
zoe n.kin, hssrsl, &C.
Mcsts Ssts solicited.
.shs or ten dossn Saltwater TERRAPN6
- .eeeivsd snA for sale low. il lh-lt1
nt YORK RIVER OYSTER HOUSE,
"A 20 iosh street. between Main aud Bank, FOR
On Reasonable terms. with al the FIX
aua,saos. The house is In gsod location for the
lm !. The proprietor having oontrast offered
av3-6t@
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- y N y Il I 4 s.

C y n u b T. ,
esb bhis. N. =. Crushed SC0AR.
1900 bushels PEA NUTS.
100 bags PEAS. .
80 bags and barrels NAVY BEANS.
Is gross MATCHES.
90 boxes Tailow CANDLES.
i,2so lbs HEMP TWIkE
loo reams Wrapping PAPER.
90 doz. otton PLUU8H LINES.
BLANK BOOKS, assorted.
In store, for sale at lowest market prices,
by Ia l3-lwsl q. W. ROBINSON.
30 sacxs Liverpool MARSHALL SALT,
10 do do. Ground ALUM,
10 do. Virginia SALT,
Iu store, and for sale at the Family Grocery
OF MINNIS i CO.,
IA al5-sts I'd and Main SITS.
CONFEDERATE MILLS,
Office % Pearl street.
T AM NOW PREPARED to furVRh "Confede
/ Mills" FRESH GROUND COFFEE, N ex-
oelent substitu.s for the pure article. 1t Ia put
mp In pound pspers, neatly labelled, and
packed In caase OF sixty four pounds each. Price
50 cents, subject TO discount TO the trade.
q. w. ROB NSON.
Ia 15--Ims Agent for the Manufacturers.
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I,EW WCRAyHeNEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
~ TOBACOO, Cl0ARS,&c.

O,EWCRArstNEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
~ TOBAOOO, Cl9ARS,Ac.
,g hhds. strictly prime New Orleans and
Clarified 6usarA
500 boxes iow.pricsd, medium. and stsie0y
rrims quality Tobsccos, Of the most ap.
proved brands.
e., 400 Havana aud Germ IN Cigars.
10 boxa CASTLE Soap
50 kegs Bi.Csrb Soda
rs boxes Toilet Soaps.
50 baskets Champagne Wine
80 cAscs Cord ais
rowhleh we invite the attention OF our friends
,na dealers ssrerAly, visiting this miarket.
""N MoyEIGH T. DOUGLASS. 18Th st.,
,.rs-sts Bet. Maio and Gary Richmond.
EAMlLY STORES.
10 bSgs COFFEE,
100 bushels White BEANS.
Toe do. Black. Eye PEAS.
1900 lbs. Piekied REEF,
1000 lbs. do PORK,
Virginia Cured Bacon; N. D. Sugar; Crush
ed, Powderei, and Coffee Susarr fne Tess;
Family and Extra Flour; 5000 lbs. BuckwheAt
FIsur, &c, &c in store. and for sale at the
Family aroceryef
MINNIS h Co,
,a16-St~ % and Main sts.
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UST ARRIVED.

IUST ARRIVED.
100 frkins strictly prime LARD,
400 bushels PEAS,
200 do. White BEANS,
500 bbls FLbUR
5000 lbs. BACON,
1900 lbs BUTTER,
In store, and for sale by
z. W PIERCE Il CO.,
isl4-e.@ Corner f'ary ard 18th sts.
f1c BUXES TALLOW CANDLES.
I'D 500 los. CRACK .-INS, for soap grease.
500 lbs. BEESWAX.
George w. Leegs Winchester Family
FLOUR, on hand constant supply.
Fer sale by
TYLER & SON,
ial4-sts Ia Cary street
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~ 1SAOa9oONO, vA.
WHITE PArIEsfs-In wards S16 poe weak: IN
private rooms. ~ to e15 per week.
6LAvKs-e5 per week I.sss than . week, q
per day; but not 10 excsAd o5 Per weak. Ffsc
tions over the week, n cents per day
No ex n charges except for safg,cal operations
and then a additioaal fee raneips from o TO go
viii = charged u Blls payasje on The rsne-
val Of the patient. n smaa pox admitted
4 covered epsing wagon vii sonvoy pasisnts 10
and from The Hospital whsu Desired. Jcdsrs nay
Be lsfs at the Hospital, Or - ~ e6les Of 4. 4.
HOLIDAY, Thirteenth strssA between Aaln an1
Oasy. ~
The subacriber, who hae been connected Win
the nstitutioa stucs IL foundatiou. having tskeo
Il under his exeluGivs cAsGA aldea By ccrnpetent
aa1istaa ats; eolieits . oonbuuanoo q IL iiherel
psAreoaee of hb Aisnds ~ ef ~ publie -
orally.
At3snAing phyaeisn and sryedpa
JAMES BOLTON. r y.
0rAcs q. hstweee % - ~
Aoole3AuRo:
46& q ". p. BROCK, r. n. ss
Church Hill, cor. 26th q 01eaAe1t'sls
w. " UO0Hn, Z. D..
z l9lZ - lAysleiea.
nA1a .ay.as1S na1s . ssoa6saa1is q ~
6Jo I. ia i DAvUQo1T.
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500 lbs. BEESwAx.
George W. Leegs Winchester Family
FLOUR. on hand q constant supply.
TYLER & SON,
jaH-st' ia Cary street.
r IQUORs, GRUOERIEo, &C.
400 bis. Extra l, Extra 2, and No. Coffee
SUGAR,
7o bbss. Crushed and Pow dered SUGARS,
50 bags prime BIO COFFEE.
Is eighth and quarter casks flne FRENCH
BRANDY.
100 barrels Common and Rye WaISKEY,
% do. Rum ant GIN,
25 do. Peach and Apple BRANDY,
20 do. Sweet Malaga WINE,
50 cases SARDINES,
100000 CI6A Rs. q sorted brands,
50 bols. Golden SYRUP,
10 bags PEPPER,
100 hsgs Soft Shell ALMONDS,
l0o boxes Ground PEPPER,
IS bbls. Recan NUTS.
100 boxes Rhine WINE. very fine,
sul boxes fEo CHAMPAGNE.
1000 bags BOUND PEAS
5 kegs Sep. Carbonate SODA,
50 boxes MUSTARD,
100 boxes TOBAUOU,
For sale BIZ
THOMAS JONES. Ne. 8 Mai. st..
nB-lm Richmond, Va.
1900 ! ssasi sass ai9 HsS,S SorFEE Sh8Hs
100 sacks GROUND ALUM SALT
At Richmond, For sale by
ia l3-6t' CONRAD 4 GREW.
r o F F Z E
VI have for sale, few
JOHNSON, Y0tNdER STEY.
Jalo-lw Is Pearl street.
NASTILE SOAP.-
~ l4o boxes pure CASTLE SOAP,
Just received and in store.
jal-ts BACON e. BASKERVILLE.
A LIE, PORTER, SO.
65 casks Narsetts Al quarts and pints.
100 60 Alsop's p" /" IN quarts.
% Abbott's PALE ALE, in quarts and pints.
300 Hibbett's PORTER, in quartz snd pints.
90 boxes ane OLARET WINE.
NO fine Rhine
Is baskets Imperial Cabinet CHAMPAGNE, IN
quarts.
100 bo1s. Charles Hsidsicks CHAMPAGNE, In
100 b1a and sasxsss CHAMPAGNE, other br.ada
0bOxss OLIVE OIL.
8. WOLFF,
dsls-lm New Orleans, Ia.
ROBERTSON,
Os Corner Governor and Franklin sts.,
Richmond, Va,
Keeps constantly On hand large and varied aasort.
men; OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND FINE LIQUORS,
AND OI0AES,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO
The best Old Rye WHlEKEY and Apple and
- reach BRANDY distilled in the Mount taiue of this
State.
Az LIQUORS and GROCERIES, sold by him
ss warranted pure and good, or no sale
T. 'e-farurular attention paid to putttne up
.0a nipping Goods for officers and so,dierA sta
soSed M At aud away from Richmond.
COMMISSION bUSNES5-Wul make liberal
non1sss n%ssness on TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR,
voAN, w and all other E,inor products of the coun
S}E,,rIna y, such as BACON, LARD, POULTRY, EGGS,
ppUTTiER p,,T DRIED FRUITS, LEATHEI, HIDES,
fo.eToES, BEANS, PEAS, &c.
Su'ok sales and prompt returnA
,AUSEED SUGARS
- - hsvsneyer, Townsend & Co., and How.
a moiiers's CRUSHED SUGARS.
40 s'ore and for sale by
N5 KENT, PAINE & 90.
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HOSPITALS.

HOSPITAL OF THE MED OAL COZ.
h LEGE OF VIRGINIA-Tnis Hospital
erected by the liberality of the State at cost Of
more than $4,000 il now completed, and open for
the reception of patients. 1t ia admirably adapted
by Its plan for the accommodation Of the sick, and
Is furnished with every convenience requisite for
Their comfort and successful treatment Its sltua-
tion on Marshall street, east of l2th Immediately
sojacent to the Medical College, while retired and
airy Is at the same time central and convenient of
access from all parts Of the cisy.
The patients are under the immediate charso of
the Professors OF the College, who make tally
visits.) assisted by competent Resident Physi
clan.
All persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted, except the INSANE and those
aboring under SMALLPOX AND oTHRR IuFxc.
TIoUs DISORDERS.
Lying In women, both white and colored. 70
ceive special care and attention.
CHARGES,
Including Board Medical Attendance, &c:
White Patients % per week.
Slaves ........................5 $"
And at the same rate for fractions OF week.
For less than one week, 81 per day, up to the
charge for full week.
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms have
been provided for those desiring separate accomm
dations The charge for these viii vary from ~ to
9l5 per week.
For surgical operations fec ranging from est
$50 will be required In addition to the above week
ly rates.
NJ All charges payable ON the removal of the
patient.
A limited number of beds placed at the dispossl
of Charitable Associations, at al5O per annum pay
able Semi annually, or at corresponding rate for
six months
Patients conveyed TO or from the Hospital In .
suitable vehicle, provided ear ecially for the pur
pose.
C,tizens and strangers are invited to visit the
Hospital and inspect its srrane ements.
President-Dr. L 8. tUYNEA
Attending Phyeicians-Drs TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW.
Attending Surssons-Drs. GIBSON, PETICO.
LAS and WELLFORD.
Resilient Physician--Dr. ISAIAH II. WHITE
Steward-F. II. PARISH sp ply
EOURTH STREET HOSPITAL.-Ih be ladies
r Of The First Baptist Church have procured
house on Fourth street, beyona Leigh, and propose
opening It - Q hospital for sick and wounded col
d,srs. on Monday next. They will be grassful for
any supplies either Of provision. or eletbins from
the city OF country. that may b adapted 70 the
wants Of the patients. Oontribatons for this pur.
pose may b left at the hospita at the store Of
Mr.. WIN g. DANDRID0E, LOS broad street.
- ll-h
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wANT9.
or two
=" JOURNALISTS =


WAHrEl17t63p1;ss 7t31;s. Gs .y9 ;.,.,
On leading daily paper. They 1mnH,nrERS, mn., ~ >.
Of industry and skill. Address. win rs1.r4 a."a
ence,
! j. is-sts "a. b )" Diapatch omc.
N7 ANTSD-A Rk0IMANT OF MN ron
w MANNING TEE BATTERIEG.-Ths
0ovsVucr has anthorased 4sssys. J. PANEILL ana
WILLIAM p. BURWELL to say thst he will receive
for Twelve mouahss numser Of companies to or
ganixe regiment, for tAs special purpose Of man
n'ne sne Batteries IN and arouni the city OF Rkh
Any eompanses fo.micg for this special service
In the citv or coun,ie. ia which the militia has
bsen ordered to hold Itself In readiness Will apply
Any persons In the city OF country de.i-ous 10
eulht In Company a. now forming in this city.
can apply, BY letter or In person, At
]. PANNILL'- ,uuting.f3om,
- .r.Msi sn1sh9: e.. W.rsho1ss. or
,.14,m. oA"A -" s.nf mse: =.
"a ANTED-NE6RO LABOR The james
~ kiver and Kanawha Company wants to
HIRH negro CARPENTERS and LABOR ERS,
70 work on the repairs Of the canal during the
preaent year. Liberal wages will Be paid, and ra-
tions. cicthing, and medicine and medical attend.
ancs 'u,nished. For further information address
the undsrsisn, d, In Ii city, or see the Oomps.
ny,s Agents along the line Of the canal, who are
o0snOAAko0 70 0ue. .-
=. Z. cHIkN, supy
y I3-dts : r. aad K. Csnsl
w SU b TITUT TES.
i wish to employ four SUBSTITUTES. i'm.
mediateiy, for artillery and infantry service.
a liberal bonus given r%,ss rGT sSod 7 men .sa.v
Agent for Hiring out Nerroes and Rant,r~
out Houses, No. Wall St., between Main
1no Eranknn sx. ja l5-3t
ror, r nu...rn~n.o. F o U N d E
Good wages will be paid
to com petsnt man.
J.R. ANDERSON 4 CO..
la 1o--3t Tredegar Iron Works.
w ANTED-A HOUSE-Containincs six
~ or seven Rooms, or part of a House
Win tnree or four rooms, for q gentleman
ana ms Wife and servant. ANY person hav-
ing either for rent the balance OF this year
city y os.;otfics. II. JONES.
"ANIED.-Mrs N. IL. ThURNTON
COOK, CHAMBEKMAfD, and
DINING-ROOM SERVANT
ia Holnea isNsts Franklin and f0u'hes streets.
"a ANTEPa
wv VOLUNTEERS for Il months,
10 man the Batteries in and
around the city of Richmond.
Call from 10 to 9 o'clock
Apply to r. A. MILLS,
to-. on At ]. Tinsley Jonson.s,
Je Io-6t* Shockoe Slip.
XXI ANTED-A SITUATION as salesman
w In grocery or commission house, ny
a young man from King william county,
va, VINO could influence considerable trade
to his EN- plOyer. Good referencas given
ia 15-6ts "W. O.. Dispatch ofY,ca
Af ANTAD D-stVUA rIUN-By a. Virginia
w lady, Of several years' e1 1perience q sius.
ton 60 TEA"HER In private family. No objsc.
ton to going South. Address
MISS 8. E. NJ,
Post-C flee Box No. ITO,
"a l1-3t$ Richmond Va.
~ ANTED-TO
4 + N T,
A ROOM suitable for q
Central location preferred.
ia lists "F. w." Dispatch ONCE.
TEN MEN
to fill an artillery company, and viii pay high
bonus to get them to-day.
ROBERT HILL, Substitute Agent,
ial4-a* doors above City Water Works.
VIZ ANTED Ponds Of the f'ocfe dsrate States
w of the PRODUCE LOAN by
ia S-ts BACON & BASKERVILLE.
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LNSTRAY-Cana to my farm, in Chesterfield
IL county, near Manchester, about one month
since, a young Red UOV and CALF.
The owner will please call, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. Apply to
MRS. NARY a. HOBBS,
ia l4-lw* Manchester. Va
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BOAR RIDING.

DOARD1N0.-Twog gentlemen and their
ID wives can obtain rooms and board in a
private family In one of the most desirable
parts of the city-0race street. Also. one
FURNISHED ROOM suitable for two single
gentlemen.
One handsome front BASEMENT ROOM.
suitable for Doctors o6aee, with board. Ad.
dress " X ID }" Dispatch Office [jyl5 4.sl
NOTIOE.-A Gentleman and hts wife can
IN be accom- modated with board in a gen.
teei family. in pleasant part Of the city, at
moderate rates, by early application at the
corner firth and Olay streets, (left hand in
going from Marshall1 is l6-3ix
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7 OoT, STRAYED. OR OLEN-On ii 7h
i inst, a SORhEL MAIZE. about l4i hand
little erestfsl-sa, - ell bred. and years old
Had new black Cavalry rigging on with vallc~
and bear skin, fringsd with red cloth. Teu dollars
reward will be PAID and no On estons sskea when
delivered to DAvIs & HuTCHEsoN's Livery Sta.
bles. Frank n streets, below the Exchange Hotel
ia 13-lw<
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Ro A Il D q g.
Persons desiring BOARD
can cbtsin ROOMS n
Mrs. HOOPER'S, ON Grace e.,
between 15th and 26th sts.
A6o-SeverAl gentlemen can ~ accommodated
with day beard h9-sod2ws
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w SU b TIT TES
i wish to employ four SUBSTITUTES. i'm.
mediAteiy, for artillery and infantry service
A liberal bonus given for GOOD men
THOS J. BAGBY,
Agent tor Hiring out Negroes and Reptins
out Houses, No. Wall st., between Main
and Franklin sts. in list
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STOLEN-From the sub. cti oer on the NIGHT
OF the 9th inst bay HORSE, with white
hairs sufficient t, induce some to consider him
roam five feet high; twelve years Old all his fest
white to above the aukle blaze face; 81 I'll ears;
rides and draw we'll. A liberal reward viii be
paid upon bis delivery to the subscriber.
THO. n. FOX,
Ia l4-e0e3tk Junction Hanov ~ commits
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CTOLEN OR STRAYED-Frcm Keid's
= stables, COLT, four years old; dark
bay, a little lame in right hind leg, with some
fresh cuts ON the same; fore top and long tail;
slight sore on the back. Whoever has the
Horse will please return him, withou delay
ROBERT REID,
Ia A-3tk 9th. near CLAY street.
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q ? REWARD.-Strayed. rom CamD Of
SO,J Instruction, new Fair 0rounds) a
snail, dark bay MULE, with the brand "O
S on the shoulder. The above reward viii
be paid for his return
JOHN G.. MAYNARD,
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q = REWARD Lost or stolen from NV
eDC office, a small pocket case Of SUR0i.
GAL INSTRUMENTS, with my name on
the back. The case was lined with blue
and one OF the loops broken. I will nav S5
reward for Its return, and ask no questions
DR. JOHN F. JAOkSON,
ia l5-3t* No. II Main street,
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Two wheeled GIG,
From the porch of the house corner of Main and
Monroe Streets
The party In possession If it Il requested to re-
trrn 1t this week, and NO questions asked 1t not,
they will be dealt with according to law.
Ia l4-3.k
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dp1 n REWAhD.-Stolen, from my stable,
DlV at Half in the county Of Henri
CO, miles from Richmond on the 10th of
January, O small GRAY HORSE, very COM
pas tly made; has q knot on his tail, about
inches from the root; also, a scar On both
fore knees, caused by being hung in the sta
BILE.
The above reward will be paid If delivered
q t the stable Of N. y. LTPsooMB, and second
ST., between Broad and Grace.
ia l2-6tk TT GARTER
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w yANTED-A HOUSE-Containine six
w or seven Rooms, or part of a House
VIII tnree or four rooms, for q gentleman
and his Wife and servant Apy person hav
ing either for rent the balance of this year
city pOss. .office. n HOMES
ia lJ-4tk
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
JEFF Tholnpson's Proclamation.
H. q. ST Military DIS. M. s. q.
NEw MADRID, Dsc. IA, 1861.


Feliow-yitizens and Soldiers of the
lst Military District Of Missouri:
You have read our Governors appeal.
How do you respondl Will not the
brave men who have done 50 much work
and gained so mnch credit during the
past six mouths. rally around the flag
he SO beautifully describes. and MAIN
tain Inc reputation which our friends so
kindly award 10 Us? Come, all speak at
onccl and let your laundering voices
strike terror to the hearts of those who
thnk the hardships we have passed
Though have chilled our patriotism, or
changed our principles.
viii be with yon, through veal or
woe, and the authorities will give me
such position as you desire; whether it
be with you with my musket ON my
shoulder, Or at your head, leading you
as have done, will be as you may wish,
50 do not hold back on my account.
Our commanding Generals have pro-
missed me that | may keep the field all
winter, and not be penned up behind
embankments. | will be allowed to
roam through our district, wherever |
may be needed, and | have permission
that whenever | see head may hit
itn r-m
| have told them that your brave
hearts shall be my breastworks, and
fair field and clear sky my fort
have ample preparations to clothe
and equip all who may enlist, and on
the day mentioned in my general order
number sixty-two, will expect you.
Citizens from other States who may
desire To serve with US will be welcomed.
NJ JEFF. THOMPSON,
Brig-Gen. Commanding.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15

szy- Tie Baltimore News Shear,, Aaha=--
liti1u paper, has the article we copy below.
II i another evidence Of the dire suffer-
ing Of the free people, of Missouri. Read
it aud see what savages these Lincolnites
are:
The BIltimore News Sheet has the fol-
lowing account Of pitiless raid made by
Lincoln's raffians in Missouri:
ONE HUNDRED HoUsEs OF REBELS
BUENT---We have received an interest
ing letter from or special correspondent
with the army # the west. A terrible
aud devastating guerilla warfare has COM
menccd in that portion of Missouri adjoin-
ia. nansas. Col. Jennison, stationed
near Fort Independence, having received
10 reply 10 the proclamation calling upon
the secessionists to take the oath Of alle-
giauce, sent detachments Of troops 10
every direction, aud the houses of one
hundred rebels were burnt. In one skIr-
mish, rebel named Fitzpatrick was cap
tured, tried aud shot. The reasons given
for this BY Col. Jennison were that Fitz-
patrick bad killed Federal officer, whose
arms we're found upon hin, and that he
bad shot a Methodist preacher while
standing guard over him. The rebel died
game, shouting for JEFF Davis and the
south, as he fell pierced with the bullets
Of the soldiers.