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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

ANY officer, soldier or civilian who shall at
tempt intimidate any qualified voter in the ex
ercse OF his right to vote. or who shall attempt
to prevent any qualified voter from going to the
polls CT voting, shall be punished BY im2rison-
ment or otherwise, &c.
If these provisions are compared with the first
and third section of General Schenck's order. the
contrast, rather than the similarity, will, think,
be striking.
In your same letter to General Schofeld, you
further say: "At elections, see that those and
only those, are allowed TO vote who are entitled
to do so by the laws of Missouri" Not only
thus conceding to the State laS the right to pre-
scribe the qualifications of the voter, but enjoin
ing upon the military commander to see that be
be allowed 10 enjoy that right.
Though your Excellency refers to the differ
ence in the qualification required of voters in the
two States, / can hardly suppose. especially in
view of the unqualified and emphatic terms in
which you recognize the control of the State
laws, that you mean to place the recognition upon
the ground that you approve the laws of one
State and not of the other; and besides, think,
we might be allowed some benefit of the consd
Grafton that in Missouri they have recently held a
constitutional convention, which enabled them to
remodel their laws on the subject OF the elective
franchise-an opportunity we have. not yet en-
ioyed, aud which is necessary for the purpose of
such modification, though such necessity might
possibly be dispensed with hereafter, in view of
the new power which military commanders claim
to exercise in the premises.
The conclusion of your Excellency's letter
makes an alluson to past precedents in Mary
land, and is evidently designed to make the point
that should be the last to complain of such an
order, as it is, as you say, "psecisely what Gen.
Dix did" when was elected Governor. If such
was the case. the proceeding at least does not
seem 10 have been very effective in reducing the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

q Tneo<ny. ~ ~ tneaaua. - the Rev (, ~ \,
10. ehels e re s. /. "a Jimmy ,.sss,RS
WINEUeY, Il Wanoves eosasy.
Al Hua,,y. Neaenn e~Hnsy, ~ Taesd.yl ~ lSs =
anss. 81 NV r Marlin, Rev THOMPnun
n I2,nv ~ Winchester, md Misc o19.LY TAf-
TON. eia,si daughter II WIN Gordon, Rsq.
IN - ~ iast, a 81 rasla Church, By shs Right
Re- JoAN Johns, asslassd BY Rev chasies min.sgs-
~, ~ Naiar & l. GOOpwYN, G 3 A, md Mist
TMEOnoSlA G HARDY .Icrmetiy Of Norfolk.
A the sAne simc and place, By the sane, Capt
WILLIAM r HARDY. u A, aud MIS- viz
GINA w, second daughter Of u n Smith, Esq !,
Nfshia city.
on Wednesday evening, the Q3a insi, ~ tue
Rev VIM Norwood, MI mo tTEWooO ana
Miss ANN X HALEY all q this city
In Richmond, Dec esh, BY Rev T Y Moore, -:
JOHN A CRAtvFOkD, Esq, OF Athehs, Ga, ana
Misc ELLEN A, danghtrs Of Feeeses' Esq, :"
shts city.
IL Richmond, December ead, le63, ~ Rev =.
burrOwe. Major VHOTON NTH, A, I" Nils
Y 0YRTiiE ilrDCiNS, OF liamrton Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

INVALUABLE Estate on James River, 7 miles above
y Richmond, for sale at auction. by request Of
the owner (whO cannot give the necessary attention
theretO,) will sell at auction. Upon the premises
on Tuesday. 29th December, at 10 O'clock n. the
"Wes.ham Cottage' estate, formerly owned by
Gen. PeYton containing A66 acres, of which 1l5 are
river low. grounds, 100 rich meadow, les open high
land, and 70 In woods, the most Of It heavily tim
bercd.
About IS acres ara in clover Is acres seeded in
wheat, and leo acres winter cats. Extens ve er-
fragments for spring vegetables have also been
made.
The soil is that Of the best James river farms, and
ia now in fine heart
The improvements consist Of brick and framed
dwelling with rooms, kitchen, smoke house, negro
quarters, barn. with stationary thresher attached,
stables. corn houses, tobacco houses ice house, 10,
embracing every building that could be desired
''Westham Cottage is so well and favorably
known that further description is doomed unneces-
sary. Persons desiring TO purchase are inyfted 10
examine II. II may be added, however, that it IL
alike secure from the ravagus Of the enemy an /
from the depredatons o: our own army
The canal passes through the property, affordipg
the cheapest transportation for the products or and
improvars for, the land, and also daily access TO the
city by the packets.
after the farm shall have been sold there will be
sale (of which due notice will be gven) Of all .hc
personal property thu reon, embracing everything
nece 60 y to the complete stocking thereof.
IMma iiate possession will be given.
TERMS "A portion in cash, and the balance on
credit; CT all cash, as the purchaser may prefer
plat Of the property can be seen At my Office.
%. Perscns intending TO visit the place must pro-
cure passports. "A WILLIAMS,
s. de % Aucticpeer
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The Life Of Oliver Cromwell.

AMONG the other Christmas books for sale
in this city 10 the lie OF that holy martyr
and best1aed saint, Oliver Cromwell. A
most dsvout and eaifyins hook for the read.
ing Of Christian children! We are surprised
that this choice volume IL not accompanied by
the iAfe Of Abraham Lincoln and the Life OF
the late lamsnted John Brown, whose ssnl Is
now marching on In the track OF Cromwell.
Three kindred spirits, Old Noll pre-emiuent
ofthe thrss In those qualities which distsn-
gn!sh them from the rest Of the human race,
they ought to be united In the memory OF
their admiress, a. they are likely 10 be in
that shining immutsbllity which awaits such
ehAsaeter1 In another state.
In all sobernese, have the Yankees taken
Richmond, that tho lifs of that hideona
Puritan, Oliver Cromwell, is TO be thrust
isto our faces At this season Of the year? In
tbs name Of ell that ia pure and merry In
thsae holidays, keep the sour v;sage Of the
Puritan fspd out Of Onr way till Christmas
II over
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

Ona Or The usost slssrming prcdnctlons o
Dte4ane = thAttsC nristmas Carol, " In which
* te,ls Of a oldmiser. ecrooge. whose cols
netars wss uplcslgsd by the genial influence
81 ssstain CArlseuAaa, and who became
th9esltee the sAost benevolent and charlie
~ Of maakiuA. We Wish that somc OF tho
rOsuAslvs visions AZ Christmas past, Christ
- present, end Chriatmss 10 como, which
voskod sueh . wholesome influence upo'
~ alnA 81 the EnsIish miser, could max
sAsueelv0 felt 10 the adamant uatures q
ssr confederate ocrocSes Objects OF com
paasion nay be found It every step. 10 com
pofisou with whose condition that Of Boil
CfotsAett and Tiny Tim MAS happy and luxu
S3s3uA. We should like to know whetht
CAngtmaa, which showep ito bouatIss upon
The hesAs Of the egtortloners and specula'
sors, Win melt their hearts towards their saf
fezinG fealov-meR, or whether even The warm
rain Of Divine beaevoleuee Will 0ceze - il
falls through such an Icy Temperature
Ne can scarcely bring ourselves to Wish
oue readers . merry Christmas In such an
On Of seiashasss aud eolduess Of soul. The
fAes Of nature Itself IL not ss dYeary, the
itossa streams ore not - cold, az tho hearts
at msa hsvs been rendered By the absorb
log thirst Of gain aud gold. Beneath the
hsrd crust Of the earth he buried those prln'
ciples Of life which win elothe its surface
With the beauties OF spring end the haTvests
OF summer. and tho Imprisoned waters will
soop break their Icy chains and run warm
end spas2iing in tue suue fervld rays. But
vipt Life y there In the soul csnkered By
the greed OF gstns What sprins sha:l cause
the desert TO blossom or the arctic Ice to
melts
But even amidst the general corruption
shese remain some men who hold fast their
intsgstty, aad to them We appeal to celebrate
thu Christmas BY deeds Of extraordinary
mercy and charity TO the extraordinary sui.
fsrsrs BY this war. In the hospitals and in
tho habitations Of the poor are hundreds and
thousAnds whose Christmas will be sad and
solitary unless cheefed by the visitations and
bsasvolenee Of those whom Providence has
sads tho objects Of ito blessing and the
aluaenen of its bounty. Amid the solemn
scen0 Of this awful struggle We can IN no
uay celebnte Christmas 20 appropriately %
80 those sets Of marcy and compassion which
bless him that gives and him that receives.
He that remembereth the poor will bore
membered by God IN his own time Of trou-
bic and af1lction-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25
By James N. Taylor, Auct'r.

EsARM OF 1l41s Acres OF Lsnd in Henrico county,
IS miles from Richmond, on the Charles City
road Tor sale at auction will Sell on Monday the
4th day Of January, 1864, (that being Court day }
At tho County Court House, at II O'Clock N, Tract
OF Land containing l14H acres, in the county Of
Henrio,, on the Charles City road. about Is miles
from Richmond and miles from Sveeney's, upon
which there is q comfortable dwelling aud several
odt houses good portion Of the land is ia woods,
the remain Ter open for cultivation.
TERMS third cash; the balance at and IL
months; the whole in cash, ut the option Of the
purchaser. JAS III TAYLOR,
de 22-tds Auctioneer,
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DIED,

On the aith lust, ot Group, GENTHUne ia
vtNtA, youngest daughter OF Vim. aaS sS"e#'
Meyer, aged weeks.
we mise thee, dearest Gertrude,
We miss thy bright blue eye;
We mlrs thy loving emile,
Yes, we mlss our darling gif'.
bend mo ovcs thy little form.
l. Now sti6 10 death, and cold;
And hink another darling lamb
Has safely reached the fold
rec by faith little crown
or cold ewn thy brow;
Ihcas the rMsillns Of thy wings
Thou ART an ungel now.
And shaft mourn thy earthly doom,
Or wish thee back again;
traveller 20 q certain tomb,
Aud bter of certain pain.
No matter Il need must weep,
Let mine be tears Of Joy;
That unto me this baby Is horn
In Heaven an angel giii.
ues funeral viii take place at The residences OF
her father, eoraes ~ I'd and Broad streets. to-day
"A 2o'clock. The friends and aeQHaintances are
respectfully invited to attend.
Ara o'clock, on the morning Of the a4,h ins,ani,
at HE residence in The city, amer sickness OF
nearly two years, Mr. JAS COCLLiNC, In the
7sth year Of his age.
Ills funeral will take place from Bread street
Methodist Church on 10. morrow SATURDAY morn
ina at IL O'Clock. The friends of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend.
0J.BaiemSrc papers please copy.
AZ HE residence, on Main street, Mr. GEO l.
BETTY, In the SD year OF bis age.
His funeral will take place ct Bethel Church, tn
sidney, to-day, (Friday,) at II O'Clock. Friends
and scqust atances Of tho family Invited 10 at
tend.
"a Washington aud Baltimore papers please
copy.
Suddenly, in camp, near Charleston, 4 c, AN
DREW r GOOLsBv, Of company L, 18th VIII
einia regiment.
The deceased was o resident Of Buckingham
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25
PIEDMONT r r. Chief Engineers Office,
Ia nxfllo M 1000


"T ANTED-Laborsre.-l wish to hire two hun.
Wy dred able odied negroes to work upon this
rsjlroad. They will be exclusively under the care
and direction Of the Company, and preparations
have been made to ensure good quarters, cuff cient
ford, and proper medical attention. The work to be
done by them lies sb,ut half way between Danville
and Greensboro, c, in q healthy country. AID As
secure from raids as any to be found. For such
hards 4 will pay the followirg prices: $50 per
month, the owner clothing the hand; for we'll.
grown boys, $25 per month-$s0o per anpum, the
Company furnishing the usual clcthing; $500 for
the Elk months from the 1st January to LIST July,
the Company furnishing only the summer clothing;
800 per month, or $500 per anpum, f1r negro ear
penters. I will also give employment, during good
behavior, to overseers who can bring with them to
the work force Of twelve to fifteen men Of proper
qualifications, and these hands may be worked un-
der them If preferred For such service will pay
500 Fer month and board: To any person who will
collect and bring into this office force Of negro
men, (suhjsct to my inspection and approval, }
hired for the year, half year, the above terms
will nay q bonus Of S;0 Der capita, for each hand
received. EDMB MYERS,
de 17-tl0J Capt Ene'rs, Chief Eng'r PRR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25
Financial and Commercial.

YAsse b ttae deia2 IN specie, and tho quotations
90 0sseiy sesaAAl. Gold ia rated ut SIS az The
huyiss psass end - - the selling price. Silver
Duyasu ., el> aad sssitns q. &is.
oAsU NoTDs.-There t. little change In the price
Of he sssss Of tho Basks of the several States
TIE bsotess are huyiss Al Se75 TO 50 and selling
es9s % 70 est.
CsssWSeAFs BszDs.-since our isst report there
tave hsen very few transactions in stocks and
hssls. We auote - loiiewa: - M loan, large
tsAs. l9s - l9d cotrsa tns. lean, i6J; per cent
bssds. lons dasss, Tvs pes cesta., par ana int
y per essss., as 7.9B Rstes, par aud interest.
STAvB 1sxps.-va. registered, Ions dates, aa5 N
~, psss aae, IA; Nsssh CsTotsa 6's, Old, no;
nsv, %; Nsut esrsItss s's, es5; Central Rail
YasdeAs, ~ Qrasoe end Alexandria, so: Rich
sssst cad DsavSiis Rsassad, 80.
ove~9s.-Tssdsgs' Nabk. ls8; Bapk of Virginia,
~ paak q ktst0ssa, 10; RicAmond Tmpnss
tse end hSpssass Company, I, 40; Old Domiaion
T0lln1 Ceapasy, 20. A. he extra session
De Jseo,sassspe the sAaxes Of this company wess
ssdassa T. -. PetsessuH lnnersins Company
81.
oaAix--WAsat Gay be quoted Com sls 70 &s,;
6ssB, si9 10 n Bye, 4lo 70 IA; Oats, 40 70 10.
FleUa AED Esss NEAt.--The stock Of PIe,u in
- U0bSt - WY uB~t1 onQ VIC uAko uoatu ~
ssnau SslSb q 4fo8. The ruling price, however
sssns = - sii5 TOT Dxiga and Siio for superfiae
6sss Meal Is ssrA ftoaa Sl4-.n u pss basbei.
0asonazn.-Dsyine tbs wess there has heen a
Assads4 advance 10 al kinds q Groceries. Coffee
h rssatilae - Gle per pound; Bsown Sugar, s3.7l
70 o.; New Orleans AleIssses. $40 - - per gallon
esfaap, a2a 30
CeuNsay PaHsccg AND vEsgrABL ss.-Bacon
A0te $50; pork, 1Aae 70 go; fesh beef, IS TO o.
censa; lard. go u so; butter, e40b 70 4 So
go, eAy5 70 .; IhaA posaie~. go to la; swee,
Roaasosa, eta 70 Us
IN TEE CsTy 0ADgsTS, there seems 10 be 10 fixed
Tstss tss aayshiag article. generally selling at any
psios which the egt0stlsuex chooses TO ask. Beet
nay - asesed ~ q - to l.S0 per poasd; mutton
asd. veal. aAout the sase: pork, ss.ao 10 IS Pc.
Dsss1; tashsys. fse Gle 70 - each; geese, fran
80 = - Assks, fsos % u 10; chickens, very
1aSsstos, - pr pais; sabbis, from % 80 10 ii
DasoIAess, CTS 10 ga: vessssblss--I,i.h ro.s-
49, pss hall pest; swssa poeasoes, peg peek;
snssips, ee@ psesi cabbage, u per head.
Skiepens.-A anoA adele sf whtskey IL wosth
49, ~ = =; sPsis hrasdy. - - -; ran, "a
. q.
TasAcce ssnsiss ansaaassd, with the make.
nj esise - seavs.
LsA1e1a.-wsa sete saIe lssiher u ESQ 70
- ~ y; sSBse n, 47,as - q hasasss do - Il
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

TAN bsang Christnas day, which b ges'c.
sally ohessyed a holiday, no paper win DC
issosd itcsA mn ofasc until Monday morn.
ine should any Important IN diligence he
rseeissd h ths nsAaaims, Il WIN be placed
10oo The Nulletlu hoard.
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DELvIN'S BLOCK
ID SHOE STORE,
On lath street, above Main.
1000 Customers,
1000 CustOsnerH

1000 Customers,
stock Ii not yet exhausted. We have Determined
10 oler until the list January the following goods A.
the mentioned prices, which IL lens than the sane
can be bought In thu South Ladies' hne hsInetal
SIS; kid buskius, $50. Just received, 100 Thomp
sons celebrated hoop skirts, % and 80 springs for
3SS and $40 piece. Also, received, ECO pairs OF
English eewed shoes for men come Of them sost
pair. Fine light Eng ish sswed shoes; SIS and $40
pair; mems slippers, $40 and 90 . pair; brogans,
No 70 8, SIS pair. French calfskns and choice
lining skins. Our stock Of mems custom made work
cannot be excelled. All Of which We viii sell It q
small advance.
WANTED ahoemakers en- chldren's and wo-
mems shoes. DARBY, RRAD b GBNfRY
dc 24-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

~ Mrins Of this pyoparsy Tor SAFE . mispnder-
standing occurred which prevented ito sale. We
now o9sr the same privately for sale until Tie TIL
Of January hext, Including furpiturs. bedding,
oeoaasry ware, and h1turss belonging 10 the Hotel
ct which time, II not Gid privately, Il viii b dis
posed Of at puhlic auctioo - the highest bidder
Should the property BE- dispoeed Of psivassly, daa
notice viii BE given through the newspapers. /.
Dc o-l2t ANDERSON co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

nIVIDEND NOTICE.
- Tag Traders BANK OF THE City OF RicHxoSr
The Board Of Directors of this Rank have this di
declared dividend on the. capital stock of ffteel.
and one quarter per cent, payable on tie LIST Of
s.nckhoderr and one quarter OF one per cent bonus
to tho ftate.
The transfer book will be closed until after the lat
Of January. e sINTON, Cashier
de 2i-tIJan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

ITO " ARONuJMs Sir You will take 10.
tioe that, ON +, esday, January 9th, 1854, ct 10
O'Clock n, We shall proceed TO ssll Ct publr sue-
ton, at the warehouss Nos 16 aud Us Main street,
Richmond, occupied b, Ne, ct yeus risk and cost,
the following goods, Wig;
rs palrs No 10 Cotton Cards,
you hayifg faild 70 comply with the terms Of pur.
chase. WIN II fOWLR, IONS Co
de 26-eodsds AuctioneefG.
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Upo'Rs EvCuu1n Drr'I cor l0tb

HpQ'Rs ExGNuM DnrL cor 10Th !
and Franklin cts, Richmond, Va, Dec 10Th
NOTICE TO those having Negroes to hire -fhs
~ kngineor Department will hire for the ensuing
year !, GOO hands for work ON Notifications, &c.
Rate Of pay fixed by Commissioners TOR Virginia
Hire OF labofers. clothing and raticns furnished BY
the Government, $500 per year:
Hire CT laborers clothing and rations furnished BY
the owner, $3.50 per year.
Hire Of laborers, ra,ious only furnished by the Gov.
crnment, $500 per year.
Hire OF laborers ratiOns only furnished By the Gov.
ernment, $50 per month.
This Department will pay tTansportatioa 70 Rich
mond or Petersburg, and will give in addition - for
expenses fcr each negro delivered BY sherifn or
others at either place.
Negroes to DO comfortably clad and In good oon.
dition when received. Medical attendance and Ned
cine furnished by the Government. Apply unil LIST
February neat.
hired under the common law Of vi,sinia.
BY order Of Col " II eTsyKA
Major Eng'rs, in charge Richmond Detepces.
de l7a-d10t&cwA
AYOTICH to Tsx-Pnyers.-Purs0aut 70 an ordI.
~ nance passed 18th Of June, 1855, I viii attend
at the Collectors office, in the City Hall, from the
18th 70 the 8lst Of December inclusive, 10 receive
the remaining half Of taxes from such persons are
entitled 70 deduction Of 10 per cent BY having pre-
vioueiy paid the 6Fst half In June hst, In accord
anOe with eaid ordnance.
JULIUS A HoBsoN, Ger
MIL will bs seen from the above tina. ths Col.
lectnr s required to attend ct the ONCE from the
18th 10 the Slst Of this month"; 70 receive taxes
naming due rom June last. Before the January
term Of the Hastings Court he d required BY osdk
nance TO advertise delinquent real estate 70 be sold
fer pOu-payment OF taxes.
Persons Who have not done %. Will So the nsces-
Ety Of calling ard paying their taxes. a. il inpoe-
able for the Collector 10 call them before be ID.
vssttses. All taxes must be paid within the time
specified, - longer indulgence cannot be givca
de 9-lm JULIUS A HOBsON, CCk
MIGHT SCHOOL for Young Mem and Boys.-Ths
~ attention OF the public b respectfully Invited
70 Night School which the undersigned proposes "
open on Monday evening, January eth, lSSl. The
instruction viii embrace the usual Epghsh ooufess
including Mathematics, together with lans, afssx'
and French.
The hours and system Of tuRicn VIII BE- suited 10
The convenience Of The pupil. Early Applications ior
entrance arc desired. Apply TO the undersigned, o0
Clay street, s0pth side, tour d00ss above Henry,
Henry II the tecoud street above Brook Avsnset
OF BY latter, a. the War Department
CUsTIS JONES, Alb
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- MASONIC NOTICE. The members Of st
~ Johu's Lodge, No %, are requested to attend
ing q 10 O'Clock for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute Of respect 10 our deceased brother, Geo l.
Betty.
Members 0f sister Lodges and transient brethren
10 good standing are fraternaily invited 10 attend
BY ORDER Of the Wor Master.
dc cJ-l;s JOSIAH 8 kEESEE, Seey
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de 22--Ta. IN, M,w.&Ts
:).)O

900 'Ex.I 220
tue attention Of the public called 10 the Rns anu
oFst caa Restaurant, opened at No 10 Main Street,
(op stAirs.l opposite the 6poiswood Hotel
The E,ting Apartment b fitted ID the Hoest ~
der, and the Table are provided with the osss 'as
The BIZ VIII always ooaialn the assst and chesOsss
assorimeo. Of Iiqaors. Wines, Cigars, 90. ~ ~.
N B-0eats rsivate rooms 90
TnOsUx Wines AND LIQUORS.
" Pure a.a gsauias old london D0ak e'a-a'-'
Genuine Jamaica rum, pure Holland GIN
Preston Co.'S Scotch malt wbsksy
Superior old apple brandy :.
Old peaSh brandy, warranted &yease Old
1oo bottles eid Madeira wise; the csly pure
NAsieirs wine On sale in The South
800 half boxes fresh nrdinas
knslish mustard, II boxes and bosske
Frsoch mustard, In jats
CAysuns psppss. IlAsvsy's saiad oil
Tomato catsnp, @ushe4 suG1
white wine vinegar -,
AdAmaat,ne and speFa candles
,oI I ". gre: g and esss 'sas e. yxaprs
12ah u. betvssn Naia and cAsy..
Dc 3e-Ssf JohA 0soas's Cd 49,.
~ 80 lhs cAlemel
100 lbs powdered yhsbaSh
Is loo ouh. ME bienulh
$50 lhs iodide cf pcsan
! daun AAl. eopaibA
100 oonce1 0ogpAine
oAseo eum eampA9
~ ~ hine mAos
loo ~ tndiee
l ~ nDpAaR.
ves alsby VI 001x.
Apes1sas.Z = HseF.
le0@N easese - IIaekns =
10 nsss Iass1 = 1SUSI - 81. 49, =
A1Wivo1e eAle, eWA - e 49, -
elleeo; 50, to - ~ unnew oelescn 49,.
- ~ ~ osenea1o ~ & 81 ~ hsea; . ~
smD - D1oskA - - ~ ef D1assesev
oSe0 o. us16hlnG 6aGlS1a1a ~ hse loaes -
- - - - -, o1eeh - yS-SSs
$500 l.Ae4aH 49,
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GALS OF NEGROES In Petersburg Charles
- CtiIier an Alexander Donnan, ~ trustees, will
seIi on Tho 1rst day Of January, 1884 At IL O'Clock
about thirty S,sves consisting Of men, women boys,
Gnd girls WV PANNIlL, Auctr,
ae2S-5t Petersburg, Va.
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A1OT1CE-I WIN ssll at public auction. upoR the
IN premises, on tho goth inst. my Farm, contain.
Ing 80 acrss situAted in the county Of Louisa, i'm
msdiatey upon the road from Richmond to tbs
Court House, thirty six miles from the former and
fourteen from the latter place. The pace has upon
It an excsllent youcg orchard Of apple and peach
trees. Tho buildings are new and Of modern styh.
Terms - ruit the purchaser.
: de 2s-WkFf JNO GARDNER, ND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-25

NOTlCE Pursuant 70 decree Of the Dknict
IN Court Of the Confederate States for the West.
efn Dvsion OF Virginia, will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, at Abngdon, on the 2sth day Of De-
oenbsr, 1863, In parcels Of from one to two thou.
sand acres, . large body Of land, lying chiefly On
tbs White Top and Iron mountains, eequestzatsd e
the property Of George Douglas, William Douglas,
and Csuger and wife Piats Of tina land may
be seen ct the Clerks 0cs Of the Circuit Court q
Washington county.
, Tans-Three equal instalmsnts, the purchases
giving bond and security With interest from date;
or cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
M 21--4v JOHN " J0HNEr0N RAeAiyee