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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE
VaOR RENT nsatly furnished Room, on the
first q ncr, suitable for One CT two gentlemen
alao ccmfortat le bssaAient Room, unfurnshe , on
4,h, between Main and franklin sta. Apply at Il
RoEIssoNs Apcthfesry, corner Of lth and Franklin
SITS no 13-lt*
r. or RENT-A part of q House, with kitchen,
servants room. and coathouse, Flea aDt!y
located on Grace street. Address "A b C." at the
Dispatch Office. References required. Alo, good
brick Stable for rent no lS--!tt
1HOR hENT--A twos!ory Frame Dwelling.
House, containing Ave reomS also, kitchen,
sAoke house, and garden, corner 18th and streets.
Amply to MASON YANCEY,
no l2-2ts No 1ls Main street.
TrOR RENT-One furnished Room, suitable for
n one or two gentlemen For particulars apply
ut the residence, south side Of Broad street, rear
2ssh, Church hill n no l2-2te
no Rent-One furnished front basement Roor
southeast corner 4:h and Marshall SITS Refer
snce required. no I3-lt
! or renI-The very desirable brick resiaenoe on
= the corner Of Grace aud "Sti s,s, Church Hill,
l.tely occupied by Via Hardsroye, decd, con
tainnk roonls AMI st0re-,o6lns, with gas Dn each
floor.
The yard ia urge, we'll paved and beautifully
shaded, and contains fne brick kitchen, with ser
yants' rooms, smoke house, stable and COW house,
and storage room for wood and coal; also, pump or
excellent water.
and can be made very productive
The situation is very desirab'e. Possession given
immediately.
For terms apply 10 G N twathmey, Esq, Shockoe
Slip. SARAH HARINKotE b, Adinlhx
no 11-6t
~Ok KENT--Metroppiitan Hail, the Enes: Concert
n Hall in tho city Also, the we'll known Rich
lnn Varieties well stocked with scenery aud other
es,nvenieuces fer performances Either II the above
llelss can ta rsn.ed BY applying 70
LEE MALLORY, Lessee,
0s JAS II LOVE,
no il-6ts Dispatch Office.
ISOR RENT--A Farm, situated la copeland
tonnty, IL miles from Richmond, and on tie
ffser roaA, one mile from James 1iysr, adjoining
the lands 81 Mrs John VI AK NJ, Mr. J W Walton,
and Mr. Richard Powell. containing IL 81 ahontS00
acres of whieh l30 are eIeased aud part Of It we'll
sst IN clover. The clover crop sold fast year for
$500.
The heusss ON the plans sre small, but very com.
fortasis. The water h very 6nss and the plase
very healthy.
10 god tsnast t. win BE- rsntsa It . low priae.
For farms sppIy 10 JOHN eHABER,
No ExchAa9s Bnijdlsa,
RjekDon6. Ne.
r S-Mr Richard Powell and NJ ! " WAlton
Will seew tis grounds 70 Any ons whining - Tsnt.
no 10--end6H
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{. NEGROES FOR XALE AND .HIRE

Z. NEGROES FOR XALE AND HIRE
EoR HIRE-A servant Woman. without On.
IT cumorance, who Is good house servant,
washer and irOper.
Also au unfurnished Room for rent, on Cary u.
between Sd and 4th. Fer terms, apply 70
b BAUGH,
no 1875 At Kent Paine Goa
EOR Hire-For the balance OF the year q negro
y woman, With child two years old. She q q
good cook and scourer, but canoot wash or iron.
Any one wishing cook can get her for the balance
Of the year for her winter shoes. Apply a the
Northwest cornerof 9Th aud Cary streets,
no l3-2Is
VsOR HIRE-for the balance u tbs year. rood
n Cook, Washer, and lroaer. Apply afser three
O'Clock ct n NfLLER'S.
Near The corner Of Clay and Adams &c.
ma 4.
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4 DNlNISTRATOR,5 sale Of Land and' PsRsona
IA PropeFty.-I shAll sen q auction, On he pss
m1es, On Thu sday, Nov 10th II II orlOsk y, abeu
- acres Of land, lying On the I0sg Bridge road, ID
Henrico county, adjoining the estates Of JD0 W fus
soil. decd, and Stephen Sweeney, decd, together
with al Of the personal property, consisting Of
crops, stock, and furniture.
TtRMs-Cash, or months credit, for Rood rapeF
GEO PLEA6AM19,
Sheriff of Henrsco county, and q such
Administrator, with the win annexed,
az Nicholas Hobson, decd.
Eals by jas u TAYLOR. Auct'r. no 10-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

no l92 Maia ssreet.l
kukhiIURk, Crockery, Glassware, stovee, n a,
suction. -0n II DAY the lslh inat, commens;'s
~ ~ o'clock n, We win sell q COR salsarocmrs
W. NAN street, very desirable Assortment -
aarnatnrs. Croeksry. glassware. Stoves, Sc, cs,u.
pr@ing the following and other articles
Cabinets, wardsobes, desks
Mahogany dining and other tables
rarior, cane ssat, and windsor chairs
sOtas, tete atete0, lounges
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows
blankets, quilts, and sheets
Hair, shuck, and cotton mattyeeses
Two show cases, with sedectors
Trunks, mirrors, pictures
Crocksry, glassware, and tin ware
Cooking, once, and pari0r stoyes
Books, stationery, &c.
splendid billiard table, with eues snd hal,
compete. WILLIAMSON CO.
W a AuctiOnsefa
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~ X ). Heasa~ts, AuceioNeSV.
OgskHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Key Of III.
HOUSE. &C, et auction -.Oa Friday, 18th inst.
wiz sell ~ the residence No 1i6 Broad g. two 49,
below Pizznis, At 10 O'Clock, an excellent ssso.'
meat o. Household and Kitchen Furniture such 4,
Cr0ckery. ware
Glassware
large cooking Stove, &c
After which will b sold the Rev ~ ~. ,..,,
which contains Q rooms, together Win sery.nss,,
rooms, and complete Arrangements for gas and v.,.s
no IL Ee PIEASiSTS ~a'es.
okSES Hacks, &c, at auction Lon Ir,d., n.
18th inst, ct 10 O'Clock, I will sell st ths A..
s PIE o. hr James Sutherland Franklin street. svs
doors above the Exchange Hotel, bis entirs s,acs
Of Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c, consistir aS
very superior HORSES
hacks and harness, n very good condition
At the aanas Time will be hired for the hsIsncs 81
the year four negro men. W
To parties wishing to engage In . very proot,h,.
business the above sale Offers q most exceiIsnt on
portunity. ES PLEAsANTs
oo Auctopeev.
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JIM TAYLOR, Auct.


BY fasltam, Hanss d WsisNer, AMct'rs.
WE WILL sell at auction, on Tuesday next, 18th
W inst, at 1OH O'clock
300 sacks Salt, without reserve
10 bills cider Vinegar
20 kegs Soda
3 boxes Glass, 12y15
Is do ground Ceffse, &c, &c;
and ct IL O'Clock We Will sell lot Of misce Ineous
artk les
Fine Geld Chains
Watches and Watch Keys, &c, &c.
PULLIAM, HANES 4 WEIsIGER,
no Auctionesrs. +,
WE WILL sell at auction. on Saturday next, on
W Ccuucfl Chamber Hill, number Of
Saddle and Harness Horses
Mules and Vehi lee.
PULLIASi, HANks.A WRISIdER,
NO IL Auctioneefs.
nor Sale ct Auction AT the request Of r b
Whitehead, Esq, We will self at public auction
on Tuesday next. at haifpast O'Clock N, the
valuable property In Manchester, located on Main
and jackson cts, fronting 81 feet inches on MAN,
aud running back to alsy on Jackson st 255 feet
and 6inches, with improvements consisting Of one
dwelling house, containing seven rooms, aud one
kitchen with two rooms; two stables one with IL
and one with stalls, with good garden, and No
weil Of water This property Is not more than two
Squares from the cotton end wooden factories.
After the sale CT the above property we VIII sell
the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging to
Mr Whitehead, consisting of many useful and de-
sirabls articles, Cooking Stove, Flour. &c.
PULLIAN, HANES WElSIGER,
no12-5tt Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

AHrSPECIAL ATTENTION Ia requested to the
sale Of 81 acres Of very valuable woodls short
distance west OF the city, TO take place at my oiise
10 day At ~ O'Clock n.
For description Of the land see the advertise
mept In the auction columns Of this paper.
!. no l3-It "A ID WILLIAMS, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

TINE FIRST ANNUAL BALL
on rBa RICHMOND CIus.
The nefnbere 81 the Richmond Clnb respectfully
announce thhtthey will give their hrst annual Ball
at Mopticeillo Hall,
NQNp.dY ETENING, Nor 10 1858,
when the5 pledge themselves 70 nee every exsrtion
10 make Il the must pleasant affair Of tho season.
Neither pains nor expense viii be spared to add to
the pleasure Of those who may attsnd The strict
est order will be enforced.
TiekstA admitting gentlemen and ladies, -
BALI8f NAD1na-Prof0c Geo w Bishop J MarshAll
Krepps, Themes Kerr.
MAsAaHas.-CApt H Thompson, Lieut. = n WI
liams, b Tolsr, A H IIopkins, y Hopkins,
Philip Day1s. no I2-4tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

yET ANTED-Owners Of bouses and all others 10
Wv know that will repair their tin roofs gut
ters, and conductors, promptly and on moderate
terms also, gas and plumbing work.
JE WAI KER,
Late foreman for q d Yale h Co,
no l0-6t* Franklin st, under Met Hall.
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EEyAN - An assistant apOthecary, one shat is
w well acquainted with the business and
come we'll recommended, will hear Of good situa
ton by applying to
POWER h HANDI.EY, Druggists,
no 10-eOdSts Cor Main and Eth sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

"A! ANTED-A practical TaLner, to- take charge
We of Steam Tannery. One exempt from mil
itary duty preferred. Must be thoroughly aequaint
Ell with the process of tanning by steam. Perma-
nent employment and the best wsges win be given
to coming well recommended. Address, with
references, Phoenix" Tys River Warehouse, Mel
son county, Va. NO lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-13

- An Entertainment for the benefit OF the chill
dren aud schools, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ri
az O'clock. Doors open at2K o'clock.
IS IT,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

A GRAND Mass MEETING of "Union loving
men and friends of the Government and
the New State" is announced to be held
at Morgantown, Monongalia County, next
Saturday. VIM. G. BROWN, of Preston,
Auditor, SAMUEL CRANE of Wheeling, and
Col. JAMES EVANS, of Monongalia are
announced as speakers The call announ'
ces that "ths object Of the meeting is to
discuss the merits ofthe different candi
dates for Congress in the I'd District ltt
consult together on the best mode of pro
ducing harmony and concert Of action
among ourselves, and providing for oul
common safety"
In the evening after the ST eeches, there
will be balloon ascension from the Court
House Square.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

WHEN tbs "Independent" weekly paper,
printed at Wheeling, called the Herald,
declares that Democracy and treason are
synonymous" it simply show sitself to be
independent" of truth and decsncy.
If the leaders and members OF the great
Democratic party in every State in which
Abolitionism existed, had not rushed to the
support of the Administration they detest,
ed and Government they loved unanimity
heretofore unknown in the history of parties
and Administrations, every shoddy con-
tracing malignant, peace destroying Abo-
litionist in the land would long ere this
have been in Canada or what is more like
ly, have been to-day paying obsequious ad
dresses to JEFF DAVIS and his fellow trai
tors.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

Mr.. LINCOLN claims the right to suspend
the Constitution in time of war. We won-
der if in November 1864 he will suspend
the clause providing for presidential cleo
ton in that month.
SHAKsPEARE says something about whis-
key being thief that men put in their
mouths to steal away their brains. We
know some men who could never convict
it, then of more than petty larcency.
SENATOR ATKINSON wants to catechise
the candidates for Office in West Va, to as
certain if they are in favor of the Procla-
nation, and denounces indirectly such as
are not as traitors. Would the august Sen
ator like to take the risk of denouncing a
soldier who thinks the Proclamation wrong
in the same way.
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Spanielism Alias Campbell and
kramerism.

We sec that Archy Campbell and Lee
Roy Kramer notice Us in their journal as
having "besought'' the latter individ
ual about the time for the election of Sena-
tors, mot 70 let bis father be beaten for
that position.
We have simply to affirm in reference to
the above assertion, that it is malicious
falsehood, of which either Archy Campbell
or Lee Roy Kramer is the malicious author;
and as the letter in question was private
one, zoe noU authorize and demand of Lee
Roy Kramer to give publicity to any por-
ton of it that will sustain such an assertion
or otherwise remain before the public, as
We affirm him to bea man unworthy char,
acter for veracity.
Verify does Lee Roy Kramer know that
We would more easily be made to eat dirt
before the King of Dahomey than to tip our
hat to him, did such an act imply crinping.
Let him now show ground for this assert N,
or every urchin within the body of his con-
stituency shall grow up with the song of
this disgraceful falsehcod he has perpe;ra-
ted, in its mouth.
Does Archy Campbell, too, talk about
spanielng Is be the man that took his
station in the committee-room during the
balloting for q. S. Senators, and pulled the
wires for his own election, begging at the
same time to be spit upon and trampled
upon by each member that passed and does
HE talk about spanieling!!
Go on, Archy, we have your biography
entire for the last few months.
Iwhesling Register please copy and send bill
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, Sept. 26, 1863

Prayer by Rev. Samuel Barnes.
Mr.. Lamb, from Judiciary Committee,
reported House Bill No. 90, a bill supple
mentary to the Act passed Sept. "a: 1868.
entitled Gan Act to provide for the election
to be held on the fourth Thursday of Oc-
tober, 1862" which was read a first time,
when, on molten of Mr.. Lamb. the rules
were suspended and the bill read second
time.
A communication from the Senate an
nounced the passage of Senate Bill No. 70,
extending the time of collection of taxes
in certain counties; and that House Bill
No. SO, in relation to the Act of Congress
donating land for certain purposes, in all OF
which the concurrence of the House was
asked.
On motion of Mr.. Lamb, the Bill with
amendments was referred.
The unfinished business, being the con-
sideration of House Bill No. 81, defining,
in part the powers and duties and regula-
ting the proceedings of the Board of Su-
pervisors in the several counties of the
State, was taken up, and after several
amendments had been made, and others
were under consideration, on motion of Mr..
Lamb the rules were again suspended, and
House Bill No. 80 taken up and passed.
The consideration of House Bill No. 81
was resumed, and several sections passed
over, when the bill was referred back to the
committee.
A number of House Bills were read a
second time, among which was No. ST. re-
La, = o IF inf
by our banks.
Mr.. Rufner offered the following as an
amendment to the Bill.
Proy,ded That if the banks of the ada
cent loyal States shall in the meantime re-
sumo specie payments, then the banks OF
this State are hereby required to resume
payment at the sametime.
House Bill No. SO, relating to the solem-
nization of marriage, was read, when Mr..
Griffin offered the following, which was
adopted
Resolved; That the committee on the Ju
dietary be instructed to enquire into the ex
pediency of reporting Bill authorizing the
Bord of Supervisors Of each county to ap
point suitable persons in each township tc
celebrate the rites of matrimony, and pre-
scribe suitable fees for the same.
Mr. McGrew presented petition from
citizens of Preston county, praying for ar
Act to restrain the sale and use of ardent
spirits on election days, which was refer
red.
Mr. Dunbar offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on the Ju
dietary be requested to enquire into the ex
pediency of reporting bill setting forth the
manner in which marriage license may bt
granted also setting forth the manner ir
which divorces may be obtained, also any
thing whatever may be necessary in regard
to marriages and divorces.
Quite lengthy report from the Commit
tee on Education, was read the first time
House adjourned.
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From the Morgantown Monitor.
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A Settled Question.

During the past few days it has beer
quite clear that the rebels are resolved on
nothing offensive in Virginia al present.
Reconnaissance to the Blue Ridge on
several routs fail to discover the presence
of the enemy, while it was learned that
Whites and Moseby's guerri!las had been
ordered to Join the main body of rebel for
ces. Ewell's and Longstreet's corps hav-
ing gone to Georgia, Lee Is prepared, it is
said, to fall back towards Gordonsville from
one series of entertainments to another, in
the event of any advance by the army of
Gen. Meade. 1t has been rumored for
many days that our army intended to cross
the Rapidan and engage the enemy, but yet
nothing of the offensive has been commenc-
ed by the army. Whether it was inten ded
prior to the battle in Georgia or not, is a
question yet to be determined.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

The following items are clipped from the
last number of the West Virginia Gazette {:
The slickest way to make money is to
have an Oil well.
MONEY hides multitude of sins Alas
for our poor sins, they've got no hiding
place.
MEN have always been trying to kill time,
but Time always kills them.
We see in several drinking saloons the
sign, "No credit" Wesuppose that means
taat the business is not creditable.
CHEMISTS say that large portion of the
human body is water. A great many peo-
pie then must be only whisky and water.
SIMoNoDEs when asked to write an ode on
a mule race expressed great contempt for
halt asses. Were the old Greek alive now
he would have the same objection to wri.
ting poetry upon congressional race.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

EDIToEs REGISTER :--Gentlemen, learn
that many persons object to me as an aspi-
rant for Congress, on the ground that al
should therefore be satisfied | feel the
force Of the objection 1t is natural but
nut legitimate, as it rest. on the presump-
ton that the Office 1 hold is remunerative
one, and assumes that can have no higher
motive in retaining it than that it is profit
able. Ny object in this card is simp to
state that have held the Office of Marshal
for this District for the last eighteen months
from higher and better motives than appear
to be attributed to me Within that pc
Rod have freqently been on the point of
resigning it, but / have as Often been de
TERED by the reflection that if did so, it
would be regarded that | did it either be-
cause it was not remunerative, or still worse,
that | had abandoned and failed the Gov
eminent in the hour of its greatest need.
In retaining it feel that have done my
duty to my country, but at considerable
sacrifice to myself, and ought not therefore
to be charged with venality.
Any pc. son in the least acquainted with
this Office, and knowing that it depends
wholly on fees prescribed and assessed by
law, and made in proportion to the amount
Of business done in the Crurt, cannot doubt
that Marshal at this time must lose mo
ney. when he reflects that but two Courts
Fave been held at any time except in asin-
gle instance, then but three out of the six
10 the District. My Clerk, E. B. Norton,
will take pleasure in satisfying any one
who may doubt the above statement. Judge
Jackson, Attorney Ben. Smith, Gov. Peir-
pint and others to whom respectfully
refer, will no doubt remember my oft re-
peated declarations that must resign, and
their opposition to it. E. NJ. NORTON.
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FIREMEN'S PARADE.

EDITOR REoIsTFR:-I notice in an issue Of your paper
of last week. notice to the effect that my sister, Ester
Fromme, has left her husband, Edward Fromme as he
states without cause In reply this wish to state
TO the public in general that he is liar and the truth
is not in him That my sister did mary him, IS true,
that she has been his wife for nearly year is true but
that she married him without my consent, and that
since she has been his wife, he has treated her in the
most brutal and shocking manner, is not only true
but has been proven, and even acknowledged by him
self in the city of Wheeling In his notice he warns
all persons not to trust her his account. This to
saw the least utterly absurd any who is at all
ACQUAINTED with him or the state of his business tcod
moi trust even him, for any amount, no matter how
small but as for myself hereby voluntary promise
and agree to hold my self personally accountable for
all and any debts that she may contract
X. SHONFIELD.
C.nhridoe Sent Is. 1865. If
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

The Wheeling Register is requested by
the Morgantown Monitor to reprint the
following article, written by W. P. WILEY.
Esq, editor of the latter paper The arti
Gle is in reply to coarse and venomous
editorial attack upon Mr.. WILEY and his
father, Senator WILEY, which recently
appeared in the Intelligencer
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28
ar canysssers andewire-pullers are busy

'scutting and drying" everything for the
Republican caucus conventions which are
soon to meet in Moundsville and Grafton,
for the selection of Republican candidates
fer Congress in the First and Second Dis
tricts. These wire. pullers claim for them
selves the right to say who shall represent
the people in Congress. Perhaps the People
will demand say. We will see
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-28

THERE are about fifty regiments and ten
betteries of Ohio volunteers with General
Rosencrans.
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DIED.,

At Benwood Marshall county, Va, ON Saturday, the
18th lnst AMANDA NJ. F., second daughter of VIM. F.
and Ann Clark, consorl of David yennum in the SD
year of her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at CLOCK
from the residence of John Heron, west side of Main
etree above Washington. The friends of the family
are requested to attend.
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New Advertisements.
Wanted.

a SITUATION by young man as entry shipping
"A clerk or salesman in grocery store, has some eI
perence in Bookkeeping and is willing to make himself
generally useful. Apply at this alice. seplS:St