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The Charleston Cbsyier Ia accountable for
the steepest pun Of the season. Mr.. b.
Schur, Of that city, was burned ont, bat has
airsady made freah start. The Courier says
his motto is-" r. Bchur your right, then
20 ahead" b. Schur will insxgs this hme.
The mama OF AaynarAsvilis, the county
seat OF Uu1on, Tennessee, has beens changed
BY the Legislature Of that STATE to Price
vile, In honor Of Major General Sterling
Price, Of Missouri.
Emme.s r. johnson, son Of ex.3overnor
Hersche1 Y. Johrsop, died ut Columbus,
0soJgts, on the soth nit.
The GAyannAh 1~s1,tass and the Charlie,
ton Ctaets Appeared On Now Years. day.
peinted npoa sAsete ct eoaaiAexohiy surtaa1.
q 6lWea1ao0o.
vSSs 81 Iaioiek, i. o., - sa11a . q,
TSalelay 111s . yesy lsslla q1s4lees
2svisiislsvspsua1 a.. i. =
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M1raDAY a1ORNIN0. ...>...JAN. =. sess.
---.,.,e-,<s, 2 -
n. Late yslss HeapAiii--Fr -
Csesfsss.
A ~ opentne Of Congress yessetaay sne
fA..,h AZ Hon. Ion HsxfniLL. OF 1exass wAs
a....d :, his colleague, he. OchtltreN
~" ,,-nrornc.d au appropriate and tcncbp.
k,- .n,orv upon the character OF the dsrsas'
90 Nc,,ow~d BY Memrs. Johsson, q
no,ce. OF south Caroltna, VIVA.
Nh Carolina, and Pryor. AZ yir.
m. following preamble ~ 4 reseIu.
aons were then adcptsd'
w,s-.a., on Saturday, the 4sh inst, 1t II
LIZ A Ii, Hon. John H. <nphill, a delegate
,hs prov ls.onaI Congre n Of me Con fevisrate
tsIes Of America r'' n the state OF Texas
epsrted TINS me !" sh.s cl,ys and this Con.
rsss, entertainp 4 a high consideration OF
he merits Of = "a aeeeassu, and deeply o.
pioring the i - sas,ainsd By the Oon 'erer ate
states ana .he STATE Of Texas In the death OF
20 ripe p e,stseman and taffst and sterling
>airio ., DO adopt tns foiiowios reso iatioas:
r ~s.,sx Tnat the members u this Con.
4 x..s. a-ssrcas of showing every marx OF re-.
&<1,act due ~. memory OF Hon. John hemp.
s,II. deceased, late mem Der OF the same,
ESsos - State OF Texas. will SO into mourn.
ms ny wearing Grape Oh tbs LEFT arm tor
Rseirsa' Tha, as q further mark Of respect
for the memory oi the dece. sed. this congress
d. now adjourn.
A committee Of one member from each
State has been appointed 70 make arrange
ments for the funeral, which will take place
Today at IL O'Clock. We understand r.at
the funeral sermon viii b delivered ~ the
kev. Ur. Hoge, and that the folio via order
viii be obsers I'd In the procsesio.:
Speaker aud House Of delegates.
Lieut.. Governor aud ~ IN beers OF senate.
Governor o. Virginia.
Oficers OF /.rmy and Navy.
ConfedsrS's aud State Judges.
ds' lis Of Departments.
Vice President.
President.
Members of Congress.
Body and Pail Bearers.
Relations Of Deceased.
Citizens and / riehos OF Deceased.
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TEE Es8xY OFF TIE OoAsr OF LorIsIARA.-
We take the following from the New Or
leans Bulletin, of the 3lst ult.
The Lincolnites OF the Louisiana coast
have been somewhat active during the past
tow days in taking soundings, ETC. We are
info :med that yesterday vessel came near
time were engaged in sounding in that vicin-
ity and driving sta kes to indicate the chan
mel. This We believe to be merely russ to
draw OF attention from other points upon
which the enemy mediate an attack. On
Friday last steamer and two schoonere
came within mile and q half OF Fort Ma
comb, when Capt. Cepers, commanding that
post, threw three shell 1t them, ono of which
upon the thrss vessels put 70 sea in hot haste.
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BLOCKADE PRIcRs.-The following articles,
being portion Of . cargo recently arrived
from Havana, were sold at auction In Savan-
nah on the 3lst ult:
Loss sacks coffee, Of various brands, brought
from 50 to o6} ents per pound; 70 pieces Of
navy and army cloth brought el0Sslck per
yard 70 carboys carbonic acid, brought 81
per pound 100 hhds clarified and brown
suga brought Sail cents per pound SO
reams letter paper ought e9asloi per ream.
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The Yankees have been engaged for day
or two back in dismantling their vessola
inside Of warsaw lei and, with the view Of
sinking them.
Die Of Galveston are In Considerable Of
s.stew" over report thst Gov. Lubbock had
written to Gen. Herbert, recommending the
destruction OF Galveston, Ii the city could
not be defended. -s
Joseph II. Ssymuels, Of Woodstock, Shen.
" respected cftixsp, died very suddenly Of
spoplexy in that place, on Monday. the soth
Inst.
Hon. Warrsn Winston, Of North Carolina,
has been compelled from i'll health TO resign
his seat In the Convention Of that State.
The post-cfnce At Hawflsbds and Haiu's
Mills, In Orange county, N. c., have bsen
disoonttnuod.
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NAslvILL8, JAM g. 1t was reported at
Bowling Green, on Saturday, that 1000 Yam.
KEGS were at Brownsville on the previous day,
aud that their cavalry scouts, about 800 had
driven in tome thirty Of tho Confederate
picksts. -.-.
Capt. Eaton, who deserted from Lincoln's
army at Oalh Gun, reu ched Hopkinsville ON
the night Of the 3lst December. Four other
raj army, at Calhoun, is being greatly de-
moralized, deser tons occur daily, aud threats
at mutiny are openly and denantly made
Great dissatisfaction prevails; and it il be-
lieved that desertions will soon be made by
hundreds and tn ousands.
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EXci.lhg ktepsrks.

Wehavs vel bal accounts Of severe fighting
IN Bath county, which, however, are not
confirmed by oificial adyices. The report is
that the enemy Was repuised, with b less OF
90 prisoners and 90 kiAeo; but In the abs ence
ola definite and connected statement OF tho
al AT. We do not voach Tor its accuracy.
There are also rumoIs Of fight near Rom {.
ney. in Hampshire county, but no details
have reached US, either Official or Otherwise.
our aoviees from Lynchbu!g represent that
Col. ohnsoo has fallen back from his Posi-.
'lon on allegheny mountain TO Monterey, to
avola AID prevent q flank movement OF the
enemy.
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A Coon PILof.-A gentleman informs Us
that the solitary prisoner taken aboard the
schooner Sherwood last Sunday morniag,
by Captain Lynch, proved to be pilot, and
one OF the best, probably, in the Yankee ser.
vice. He 10 said to know more about vir.
Ginia waterS than any other man outside of
Norfolk, and in depriving the Yankees Of his
services, We have accomplished much. OF
course he IL the las. man the Confederate
Government will allow to be exchanged -
We ought by all means to hold on to that
pilot.-Pct. E1press, Al
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WINcHssrER, VA, Jan. e.-Wn. Exall, of
Company +, OF Rich mond, was shot on yes
terday, in . skirmish above Winchester.
His body will be conveyed to Richmond in
the cars on Tuesday afternoon. in charge Of
an escort Of his company.
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KHslaxArIoHs III TIE AHNY.-The Char.
louisville Jesersonten, q the 4.h inst, an
nounces the following f~ignations in the
Confederate army:
Captain Eugene Davis, Of the Albemarle
Light Horse, and Capt. John A. Rea, OF the
Blue Ridge Rifles, 10th Va. Regt., have ra-
signed their offices. Mr.. Willoughby W..
Tebbs, has been chosen Captain OF the Able.
marla Light Horse, and LIST Lieutenant ]. G.
Wcodson, Captain Of Company K, 10th Va
Regiment. Capt. J. W. Williams, of this
place, LIST Regiment Wise EeRion has also Re.
signed
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AArssr rRox TIE PoronAo-Rxun,u. n. R,o..
-" from the Fredericksburg Ners, Of satur.
oSening last. Two gather the following
t pa.ar' Of Affairs trsnsp,ring along the
da IS%aii vessels continue to run the blockade
the srux xlrss osrges. with provisions for
morning, In tow Of a steam tus havinr
he nj. sne batteries during the DARK houfs Of
dscs ~ before. Que Of the ba rses los her
otSsr .1 "a In chesapeake eay, and one Of the
nspor, o ~ slso portion OF hsr cargo They
Co.,, mat the Cor fsderete batteries
scSoosD sunk. day before yesterday Inrre
ads' which was running the block.
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PraTs,ali1na

Lieut.Coi. Il. T. Parish has been promo.
ted TO the rank Of Colonel Of the 10TH regi
|Enent Virginia volun teers, liz place OF Il. E
'Cdston, promoted to the rank Of Brisa der
General. Major John y. Page is promoted
70 the Lieutenant-C oioneicy, in place Of
Parish and Capt. Francis ID. Holiday 10
De MAJOR in the came regiment.
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HrHTsvILLE +

nh.-ot,t -AAALB CoLLEaB.-In q recent
ats paper 1t was stated that DOL
pa .ggs had been invited to take the
.ency OF the Huntsville Femaie College,
position which he declined, for the patriotic
purpose Of ser wing his country in the field
Inc paragraph would have been more expli.
eli mad IT stated that the locality is Hunts
vile, Texas, not Huntsville, Ala, as some
may have supposed.
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A TTENTlON SIXTH COMPANY, l7srH
IA REGlMENT, VIRGINIA MILITIA =
Parade I First Msrkat Hall on TUESDAY
next, 1T . o'clock A. n; with such arms
you have or may bo able 20 procure. No seT-
mer exemptions allowed. TIE hounds Of the
company arc ~ follows: On the North by
Broad street, on the East BY 2ash street. On
the south by the river, and on shs West by
18th street. BY order OF Oos. Il. +. horyiss.
ia 6-1s* JAMES MOORE, Capt.
"a TIEG1i0N, NiAUYE 4. 8 - On srs . !.
II eAs1ts s.sse4 1selesstal Nsstsr. On Cspi.
q. -, q San snltsTA = ~ assa1ao1e = r..
DsGsaaA - os6ee e ~ Oe0uaAhonA 81 -
IN le(lD6nA J. - 40451, Goaans,
49, :. 4 = !.
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THI ADALISB Tho crew OF this vessel,
who have been IN confinement since her cap
ture at Fort Taylor, Key West, we're dis
charged and sent to Nassau. They arrived
in the Isabel THURSDAY, and reached this
place last evening. Lieut. Hardee was re-
tained, he being Confederate oflcer.-Sa.
cs,nch Rep lth. @~-~~
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MgRpER OF FoRxKn CIrIzsH OF NAsHyIL1

MglDHR OF Former CIrIzsH OF NAszyIILS.
The Memphis Appeal, Of the LIST, says:
John Lee Porter, a native Of Eliz abetown,
KY, and q brother Of Mrs. J. H. Shepherd
OF this city, was, with two other persons, as
sassinated BY Mexicans at tho Heintzslman
silver mine, In Arixoua, ON the sd Of July
last. Tho assassins escaped in to Mexico with
the money and movable property at the
mine. Mr. Porter was young man Of fine
character and promise, and his untimely
death will be sincerely resretted by those
who have known him In Kentucky, as well
a. at Nashville, where for several years he re-
sided.
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A Cuhsu YGssal IT Nav 0rlsaus.

A Cuban Vessel ct New Orleans.
NEw ORLEAHs, January 6.-The name of
the vessel which run tho blockade was the
Vanderbilt. She was not from England as
first reported, but from Cuban port. She
brought some munitio ms Of war bat not Ii,
a. large quantity as first reports authorize
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liLSEss sp VIZ. ballard PRksros.-Ths
hyncnourg rfrsiaian learns that tho Hon.
VIM. ballard Preston is lying dangerously
III al his residence in Montgomery county,
Virginia.
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Election Of Csnf.d e1ass States Senators
Ter KeMtueky.
NASHVILLE, an. 1.-The Legislative Coun-
Gil OF Kentucky, on Saturday, elected Henry
G.. Burnett and VIM. E. Simms, Confederate
States Senators.
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that the French transport ship Resource,
bound e OallAo, was wrecked forty miles
south OF Valparaiso. She had over SIX hun.
cred scrls RI board, only nve or SIX ofwhom
were saved.
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1Assoc1A1sp PRESS DIsPArcH.l

lAssocIA1ED PRESS DIsPATcH.1
PETRxs suRe, J IN. e.-The editor OF the FL
press has a dispatch from Norfolk to-day,
which states that the Day Book has, through
q flag of truce from Old Point, received the
New York Herald Of January Sd.
Mason and Slldell sailed from Providence
town in the Rinaldo on tho LIST inst. in a per-
feet hurricane.
Gen. Mcclellan and his father in law, Mr..
Marcy, are much improved in health.
Three thousand troops Of PIcayune But
ler's expedition sailed on the Con stisution on
the Sd inst
Gen. Williams 1.-THE hero Of Karel is erect.
ing fortif,ca tions TO command Detroit.
The Spanish troops entered the city and
fort at Vera Cruz, ON the 18th of December,
without opposition. The Mexicans aban-
doned their artillery and munitions.
The French fleet have arrived at Havana.
The London Times reitera tes that the stcne
blockade is an act of hostility to the whole
human race, and continues to express the
utmost indigna alton Mt such policy.
The French press criticises Lincoln's mes
sage very severely.
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JAN Rgaxr.-Ths Jail OF Southampton
county was set on fire, few nights since,
by two iris mers condaed therein. and burnt
to rAs sround. The prisoners came near
burning themselves up as Welt as the Jail.
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PROM KENTUCKY.

Movements Of the Yankees-Arriral of d
Federal Deserter at Hopkinsriite, sc.
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Ga M0vDAx. SsA Jass~r.. leon, VII aeIi -
the pennies. eemsssnesrs ~ 10 e'cIsrt ii sio
FUkNii UhE ssnt<teed In ths 81 fsnk,:.s T.essI
81 srArips sii sas arsisss usually soaaa d. ART
i furnished VITA eisx-bs Rose wood FusniGurs. n
SIX B.oea ~; velrs, TsAssry. afpt sns
Brocstei and l. ,c4 tt.t ysry ,srya 81 "a h,r.
IL imam a,rd French Pfass airress. / splsosH
R5se~ooi eeveh orfave psx- o. nsSs By Etein-
~sy Bro; msSbleeo2 Tables. Oftcms. Aes
TIE cHAMgxRs
Are fprnishe1 -! h S,nsis AID Douh's ysnpy
Lad and Cot age Be.is.sAsie, Ell and etack NSe.
tire. 80. cNPsss y .ass W .sas sud, 10 sxssiisos
THr pislxss ROOM
: Contains Exten fsn aud k,and Tstdes, Granite
Wa-e. 10 gest va issf: s:ssse-e plated tiastcrss
F.'rks Scoon, LsA.es, e.. 4 "a wry isrg,
iunaer 81 Oak Caassea. Chairs Ns., &c.
Tng iIFra ROOM
ron.ains Sheets Corf sis, coun.a' rx,es. fiILe~s.
fs'es, blAn1sts, IN ere naubes.
The LAu>DRY
Dr'oracss every a. nee q. ce- say. together win
.De isr1. o.. compete S,ss.
she HI CHEZ
Tn aims every srria needsd. ~ Ne Ksssl>s,
Boi!era 40. bsiEg ms's If cooper
1Hx OyTICf
Es- TIE usual variety Of .f,ac Furniture, 10.
gather WEB on. !acys ae-riaSs' Fire r -sss.
in most ey celislt order.
In ed s'.ioa t. the ehove wEl te found .,srys
t's Oh % Fcf"CtftSt USfrf FIVSety odHs anVeS
having esoa us d
1. l.. inpnsatbls IN sive ir asvsrt' erasr. en-
lea OF the articles to be sod but de It "a say
the sssa OF "a g~s a. inauc a,cets to tbs - bic,
eaidrscios 90 dc In III. Hue " -ich /. IL Nv A.
100 i,rpos inie 70 rnrchas..
nc psss,vs engaged in 10 81 kce9lag II fseNSA-
,aeass itself.
acuaeA-e?ors and Others are requisite 10 q
tam. Is. b. JOuK Aecsr
do 30
s7s~ The aboec sac vii be coas:ruei THIS
DAY a. ~ 20 oek T. u G { X aneir.
BY GcDOfH 1 APPEas9H, <.eaea&sTs-
ARGE SALE OF PERisHABI.H
/ ESTATE, con- i-.ias i Heroes, u .isl, uat-
tie, Slsep. Eogs, Ccrn. Fo1dr., &hucss 8 eeas
Straw, FasGjc< Iwo.eu suts, n uscyG IL Fmai-
.rre. &c.-Gr J ID T. Sus.op 81 .bav.I s sTectad
n ssi. Of his Fsrrl cali i Mount Peasant" an
the Virginia Can7 q! RAILROAD, nesr Hanover .ourt.
HouH., viii eel. ct ruts.c sictio az II s..a fsr,a.
ca TUESDAY, IN JANUARY, lS5 q. 10 1sl3ek
III, If fl If moi, me fra. fa. Gay rasresf,er)
all the pesisAaS.e cs ate thereon, ccasLstirs OF
great variety, s,naysciny "a para, l'o-ses. ~
Nules 30 Cows AID Uaer. s, = eea, ivesT ~ J
sb ut ~ Eogs, sDouC va. F55s r, aoo1t ,tse par
rsIs eftor targs qas"tiy II Sss~ss Weest
stis~: Farmis s iA'plee-en:s' Heusei'c's i'A..'
sure DC.
TERMs --hH x7rfs upder GJe cash nvsc ass
smcunt, four rIse.hs' cre,;i:, FIR approved
dorsed uegc.ia II pasier
De-! GHUu,N & Appi.s,Cit. Aucts
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A DMlNIS tRArOx'S SAFE will be so d
IA on THURSDAY. the 9th day # Jaruxy.
1861. In front OF the ely Hall, commencing u. 4
O'Clock A NJ, all the effects Of Henry Il. Lsbmxn,
deceased, ccusistirg OF several Trunks OF Wear.
irg Apparel, a lot VI Drawings and Sketches 2
ceseI CT Zoe Drawing Instruments, sevsra! rcbi-
tectural WORKS, a OF Of very vsluaa'e Books, 3
Drawing Boards, lot of Squares aud Trians.e.. !
Eedstsad, Mature g. 6 Chars, / Lounge, / Ward.
robe, Table. &C., &c
TERMs-Cash.
THOMAS u, DUDLEY,
Admir- HENRY u. LEHMAN, dsCeass d.
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a 1VENIlON. -Ine 3l culn rany Ui .i.o is,
IA Battalion Of The 10 b Reg lmeut or ttr
ginin Mill tia, will pa AIDE On TU tsSDAI, the
TIN of January, at 10 s'clo-k, A NJ, az the
corNer OF second and Canal streets Each
man, II he he's one or can procure one, will
bring with him a nusket, rife, doa ole. bar
relNpr singles barrel gun.
BY order OF Ccl. T. j. Evans.
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jas aoDDIN & APPERsON, Auct's.
Bv +. D. coon, Axcs'r.
r AReE ASSORTMENT OF DRY {

r AR0E ASSORTMENT or DRY GOODS,
1 4 Boots shoes Clio hias g. ,.. IT 4 AUCTION.
VA THU .sDAY, eth inst. q. 10 o'eioyk viii
sell a. my store q Las &c sss.rtment of Dt7 9t0ds
con listing of Cslcoe.. Mouse ,Gss imsree. ct
tinet.. Ii osisry, Gloves Mus!:as Cfs,nhr:es Fancy
Articles SC
ALsO-A large iave ice Of Roo.s snd Shes,
Mems hesvy wa.her prof Boots
Mems boys ard ~omsn's fezvy Root Shoes DC.
Mtn's and be, s heavy sgzed B'ois,
Mems a,o boy,' ,e raf tewed Bots.
Ladies and mi'sss' Boctsss, Caters Ac. Ct every
v-riety.
The whole en- braei,g ore of the l'rge,t and best
&s1 tments Ola 9 ! tais aoPs1 = being tao stooi Of
amstchant of this city dsclinicg pu.aass.
at tbs same time, Vii, be sold Il very superior
lot Of CLOTHING oousistin, principally Of me.'s
II EB COX Auc..
ITCH IONSTABLES SALr-By vri.e
III OF an order g tie court Of bus'iugs for he
cry OF Riehra nd mads at The December tr.i
'e6l IN the Alta hmsnt case OF O.car'6utcaer vs..
T. Smith. will FELL q pubic suc icn on
MONDAY, tins ISL day of jana ~, 1856! g.. ID
O'Clock A. NJ hat hoios .hs hrst day Of he
i Rosns ssrAI16 g t saa L, ball.
GEO. A. FREEMAN, H. q. G. X.
P. s.-1hs above E,rt, aud Sal We can
seen at Mr.. w 700 dsos's table on Broad street,
lea Brook Avenue, until tn" dsv sals.
ia lids G. !. F.. II. U. c. y.
THIGH ION Stables SALE--Wiii te
i'll sold on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of jan
Uuy. 1862, at the ONCE of the High Consta-
bic, commencing at ~ o'clock A. III u very
desirable and we'll selected Library consist.
Ing of large assortment cf STANDARD Eng
lish WoIks-Poelry. Phi osOphy, BioTrap.y,
History, Natural Sciences, MathematicS, Ro
nance, &c; fine selection OF Latin and
Greek Works, Poeticai, Historical, Mythoio.
gical, &c; the choicest works Of me hest
French, Spanish, and Italian authors al. o..
several valuable nd important Law Books.
The above books will be sold to satisfy Il u.s.
tress warrant in my haads In favor Of 10.
seph Allen vs. -.
Terms cash. GEO. A. FREEMAN,
ia7-td H. o. Il.
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n 1lAN& AVn.-Ane 1tn company II inc "a
IA Battalion 18TH Kegim ent Virginia Militia " i
r.s~ds on TUESDAY, the 7th Ct January, 1862,
at 10 o clock, A. N, ut Leigh Street An. CA n
Chu, ch Each man, il he has one, or cxa procure
one, will bring with tir, . kst rids doubls-
barrel or 1issi'- ariel gun; cd By cTd+To. sv.vs
DIV. SAUNDERS, Captain. Js6-2..
a ITENTION The sd Conn any Of the
IA I'd Battalion 19Ih Regiment Virginia
militia will parade, on TUESDAY, 7th Gay
OF January, 1852, a. 10 O'Clock A. Nj, at Dn.
val Street church. Each man III he has one,
or can procure one) will bring with him a
musket, rifle, doubi.- barrel or single barrel
gun. By order Of Col. T. J. EvArs.
ia 6-c* VIM. J. EPPES, Capt
A ITEM No. s, of I79th
IA. Regiment Virginia Militia.-Attend re-
gtlAental drill on Tt EcDAY next, At II o. elk
A. H., on the Public square on Church Hill,
commonly known az l.ibby'sHil.
District No. 8, Is bonndedonn north by broad
street. on east BY 18th street, on south by
James river, on west oy l4sh street.
By order Of the Colonel.
ja6-2t* GEO. T. BALDWIN, Capt.
A TTENTIUN The lst COMPANY Of The
IA ID Bet 18th Regt Va. Militia Will pa
fade, ON TUESDAY. 7th Of January, 1869, at
10 o'clock 4. M. at the New Market. 40 use.
win bring with him N uskst, rife, double
barrel or etngle-barrel gun.
BY order Of Dol. =. j. EvAvs
jsS-2ts JOHN +. Stage. Capt.
a tt ENTI0N, EIGHTH COMPANY
IA ,5as1 REGIMENT vIk0INIA MILL.
TIA.-All persons In the Sth DissSiet, en-.
hracing Reckstts and Chsrch Hin. between
Capt. Lihby's houss ~ 10 O'Clock On TUES.
ny ortor Of Col. MoRnIso.
JONATHAN SWEENEY. Capt.
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A TIkNVlON - me 4sh company l.t Dal.
n tailou lyth Regiment Militia III par ad.
Va. / UESDAY, TIN Ut January, ~ IL G. ocx.
AZ the cor ner OF Oh and Caua al siree,s lou
will bring whatever aims you have or can
procure.
by order Of Col. T. J. EVANS.
W. n. UADIVANT.
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NoaroLx, Jan. s.-fortherh pstsrs to the
81 inst. have been received at the once Of the
Dsy Book.
The Spaniards landed At Vera Cruz on the
18th Of December, and took posse ssion of the
city without firing gun.
Tho French feet has arrived at Havana.
Commissioners Ms son ar d .SlideL left Prov
incetown on the LIST inst.
A correspondent Of the New York Heyold
says the Burnaide expedition II in tended for
Eastern Virginia. It consists Of 81, 0Oe men.
tDoabtful.).
The British papers Of tbs 10th ult. are
highly indignant in relation to. the ''stons
dret."
Lincoln's message ID sevesely and unfavor.
ably criticised BY the French press.
The health Of Gen. Mcclellan and Mr. nar-
cy 10 improving.
Gen. kosencranz left for Wheeling on Tues
day last.
lsEcoSD D1sfArcH.]
NORFOLK, Jan. 6.-The AFald says that
great trouble exists among the operatives in
the navy yards at the North. They disre.
gard the roll call and protest against the
Government req ulations.
The Mexicans mad one mildred large filled
cannon in San Juan a. Ulloa, which were all
left bshind in their flight.
Hon. Alfred Ely has made a speech, in
which he says that the North are fighting a
people terribly in earnest, and one whose
cry is war to the knife.
sExperiments were made on the sth with
Stevens iron sattst..
three thousand troops left TO join Blu tiers
expedition on the Sd inst, on board the ship
Constitution.
Fortifications are in process of erection
around Detroit, Michigan.
The Lendon Times, of the 18th ult COM
pares Lincoln to the weak, blood thirsty des-
pots Of the olden time.
The New York Herald says decisive blow
must be struck the Southern rebellion before
the end Of April. r.
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"A 1lENTlO w. Tae mist com pany Of
"A the Isl battalion Of the I9tu he GIN nl
OF Virginia Militia. Will parade on IUES-
DAY, he 1tG OF j .nuary, at 10 O'Clock, a. the
cOrner OF Grace and kighih STREETS. Zach
man, If he has one, or can procure one wi II
brinx with him m usket, rife, d. uble or SIN.
Gie-barrei gun.
BY order Of Col. T. J. Evans.
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