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Georgia Elections.

CoLraaus, Oct. S.--The total vote ol
Muscogee county is rs follows: For
Governor: Brown, 453s Furlow, Al
Hill, 30. For Congress: Blaaford, ss4;
Holt, 295.
ATLANTA, Oct. 8.-The election here
yesterday passed OF quietly. The vote
stood As follows For Governor Brown,
636; Furlow, a02; Hill, so. For Con.
gress: Glenn, COS; Lester, 3Qa
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Mississippi Election.

MERIDIAN, Oct 9.-wGeneral Clarke Is
elected Governor by large majority
He carried every county in the STATE \
special to the Clarion says that Orvis is
elected to Congress in the list district
and Holden in the 2d. Welsh is re-
elected in the 3d district and Barksdale
in the 9Th. McRae is thought to l.e
beaten by l.,lmpkin in the 7th district.
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The Itor of the city and its suburbs are to
be provided for this winter, and to do so Ell
fecfually arrangements should be commenced
at once. The city, in its official capacity,
will be compelled to aid the poor OF the su
burbs. and the sooner it does SO the better
By a proper combination, arrangements may
be made for s'relief store" on Church Hill,
where the necessaries Of life can be collected
and sold ut moderate prices.
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Contri5utioasfor the needy are asked by the
ministers Of Church and Union Hills, who are
striving TO raise means to keep the poor
from suffering this winter. Farmers in the
neighborhood can readily spare vegetables,
meal, wood, etc, and The committee will see
them delivered To those who really need. In
times like these every one who las anything
to spaie C should not wait for special invita-
ton, but send III ali they have to those who
are und .rtakiag the laborious office OF dis
tributiOn.
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Lmpsvss,aeufs OF the necessaries Of life ea
route to market are prohibited by the high
est authority, aud are therefore worthless il
made. Many farmers have given as u reason
for not sendfug their produce to market that
Government officers impress 1t as soon as 1t
reaches q depot. We have the best authority
for saving that this. is not SO, but that, on
the contrary, the officers are directed TO give
the farmers every facility In their power to
pef 10 market.
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kYOm tsorstonsvsitr.

uOaDoNsvl11g, Oct. 9.-1hc news to
day is mostly contraband. A line Of
wagons, about eight miles long, was seen
yesterday going from Culpeper Court
House towards the Rappahannock.
Six prisoners arrived here to day, five
from Hazel river and one from Lecsburg.
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THE PAROLE TO MaRCAN's MES.-The
Pate sbuFg Resist r learns that OF. Aston
Norgaa's AdintaHt General, who is now in
ti.at city, obtaned his release by persistently
claiming the begefi, Of The parole gwen to
his men W hen Morgan surrendered.
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Ricf Mary johnson, an aged woman, in
dictcd for participating in khe riot Of April
last, and rohbing several stores, was tried be-
fore Judge Lyons, of the Hastings Court,
yesterday, found guilty by the jary, and her
punishment ascertained at five years in the
peuitentiary. The Judge pronounced the
sentence, but suspended its execution till ap-
plieatlon could be made to the Governor for
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P+ison room IL so much needed by General
Winder, and suitable houses are SO very
scarce, that he viii probably ". % compelled to
and the Variefies. for hia purposes These
buildIugs are large and may be lifted up -
prisons It comparatively smAu expense.
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charged With stabbing Sylvester OSerton, .
barber, on Wednesday last, was before the
Mayor yesterday, and sent on fer trial next
Monday. DIR. Ilalloway, who examined the
wounds, stated that there was 4 slight cut ON
the right thigh, and severe puneture Oh the
left
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Ia, 81 ,NearH.-Ths Rev. Mr.. Moore, Pas
IN ."s Episcopal Charch 1t Lou .sburg,
Of A. mas been stat North usder the cL,rse
d. Ag engaged in nessonsb'e corssspos.
rsf,s.nh with the enemy. NJ. Moore WA 4
nv" wheeling, 10 vise MA.
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IIUAkIlNta-Nrs lsrock, on fralktin ~, b<svssN
- 3d and 4si,, has reopencd her hoase for the re-
ccpai0u of basFdess. Her roas are very desirable,
ma shs Win do all 10 her power 10 reader bar pAasons
cs,uafurtshe q will t2ke few tabls boaf1er1 ~
The day. asatlssnea assfsssst, and sefeseacs Is.
Quired. ocS-tN
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nnn DOLLARS hesard --Ras away on Wei,
LUV nessiay, Sept 30 h, my negro woman Char.
iotts. She il about Is years Old, ) te.t or inch
rs high. Thf mast notable mark remaml cred is
that both Of Ii, mildI, fingers are e.iargel by
having h whil,oe OF each. GEO l. SMITH
CT the i,m II smith, LipScomb X Co.
Frank in str,rt
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GuToting --Frauklin Roberts, indicted for
garroting Joseph Johnson on the 9th OF
June, and .robbins him OF 500, was tried be-
fore Judge Lyons OF the iIustiugs Conrt and
acquitted.
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'DiSoyde,@y.-Scveral parties charged with
di5orderly conduct in the Theatre, and With
disturbing the audience last Thursday night
hearing held TO bail TO keep the peace.
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Ieynsy.--Don j. j. Williamson, charged
with perjury before the Hustings Court, and
now held in custody TO answer, will be ex-
aminel before the Mayor this morning.
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r) TIE PURLIC-Haviag .tispaset Of our entire
H. tcrcft In tile American llotet ~ Aessrs MN A
WI,4iir Z Co. We take pleasure Ia recommending
our frisAds to cbatinue their patronage 10 cur snc
cess0rs- u CAkklN6IoN W
NJ q,
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IA a ppi LARS Skeaafd.-Hanaway from my son,
IL" IT Walker, oa or anotn The ist OF iane
last ut Brandy Station, Va, II, dark copper coior
round head iu!l face, rather bad eGuntauoe aboat
feet o or inches hgn ~ II years of age. He
may Try PASS hisrf III Il free boy IL n very
probable lii. lie IL III the negtborho al oi tiar,.sss.
vile The above reward VIII b. paid for bis aipff
heusion aud delivery tc kobt umpkio Ric.noud, Va.
se ..-laW3w< ADAM WALKER
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no TELS IND BOARDING HOUSES

A CARD The undersigned having formed a
n partnership under the ilm Of wM WRIGHT n
Gu, would resp ctfally announce u the public that
they have purchased the entire furniture aud elects
OF the American Hotel, In Tins city, and having re-
modelled the tnrlg tovsI with roaad tables and new
outfit, are prepared ~ entertain the pubic la
style that will please. We intend keeping nee
rooms gosi fare, and attentive servants. and hope
To merit liberal STARE Of public patronage. Oar
rates Of charges remain the same--nalnely, - per
day. WM WRIGHT,
A J FORD.
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Rifhmonh qispatfb.
sArURDAYs MORNING. .oCruBEK 10, lss5

From NORTHERN VIRGINIA in
formation brought by the passengers on
the Central train last evening leads to
the impression that the enemy have
fallen back from Calpeper G. RI. in the
direction Of Washington. The presump-
ton is that Meadc's army has been so
weakened by the withdrawal of troops
for Rosecrans that he feels his position
unsafe so far from his base Of ofoperations.
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Mathew T. Haynes, pecieve. for Tea
ne see, died at B'onhtsville on The 3Oti, inst.
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~ FRAY Ed ar Sistsa-fs su,n The courier h.a,;Iar.
/ tea; -, Aal Vi tsebeftl tts y !. Lsy Horse with
one White tIut foot a9l IA star tbs forehead All
expenses :" BE- pad iaf his talsefy IL me at tho
corner I" ia ana Gfa cc siiet4s og his Cuufinr.
nleht az any place {" ilete ctu f;et tn
uc iu--ll' N w IROoKF4
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TanS q

s4sasHs 4s@ s.s.l. Iss!..x.
4t@ssass:seaasx..A ~sii b. !sscrsa1 Il ,h< r.,e :,
..1A ...sA iailsk4ia s1sD !iF1T Cgyx5 ~ suu>r,.
.vf ssea ssssss fsss Ter kss3 e.ast,sufs
xtikYgcs aises.latsas,,ss 4. .s.~, .,...s.s,..
49, -, . .es'hssas1:n rabssssi tsii ;ofblt vii
sssiion ' ss eSas ssHrs teF eysfy "
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eI'SthAfED ~faom a}Y house, o0 CANDIES Hill,
k,I small dark ied Gov, with lett horn short,
aa nara. wi small bag. A iisaiat reward viii
be pad ier her recovery ty
ie to-6- Mrs InIIs MEacIyp
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SS!Nff fB "f St'''n. ht@t Monday, white setter
- Dog, back head ani iWo bltct spota one at tho
i"ot OF his tai, the ether ttee 81 hour inches fr.nf
sae tat asnita'H reward wit b. gwen Tor his de.
hSoss At sc depot fJf y loioinisti1 by v h,s Z,
cai liid siit1, IA LAfAR,
&C iU~to.;tt ~ Main II
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per head moro than the Government can pay

per head moro than the Government can pay
under the present schedule.
Twenty-Five cents here Is, believe, libc-
raj discrimination in your favor, and ought
amply to cover the expense Of driitage and
driving; fOrit would authorize you to pay OF,
each bullock weighing l,OOO pounds gross
$50 more than the Government can pay, and
elves YOU the s'iifth quarter" which is con
sidered to be worth from $50 to $75. SO, Oh,
reducing your price to 80 cents per pound n
your stalls, you would receive a liberal com
pensation, and you would bc enabled to KEEP
up ,ur supplies for the Increased demand
for beef in the community throughout the
fall and winter months, and do much larger
business than hitherto.
Bat in your fourth proposition you would
invest me wiih>more than legislative power,
and require me to reduce in the sarue ratio
the price of all other necessary and indispen-
sable articles.
The Subsistence Department is limited il.
its operations, as its title inports, to the
purchase OF articles OF subsistence; and
whilst | shall use every t:!ort 10 keep down
the price Of articles with which ! have to
deal to the standard established by the Con-
missioners Of this State, have no sort Of
control over, or business with, other articles
of necessity-less at all events than your
selves, and your influence to effect your end
would surely be greater than mime.
You simply ask me to do that which can
not, and when you would require me to en-
force it by the lst of November, "etherwise
your obligations would Le null and void''
you close the door effectually whereby the
important object had in view could bc oh
tanned. If, therefore, the propositions you
have submitted to me einbody your ultima
tum, the whole thing falls t5' tEe ground
| could not if / would comply with them,
for you exact OF me the performance of an
impossibiiity.
have nevertheless to thank you for the
courtesy with which You have met me, and
have only To regret that we could not so
unite ~ to have promoted the interest OF
our Government, onr community, and your
sclves-the objects had in view when in
yited a conference with You.
AS you have published your communica
tion, 1'suggeat the propriety of your giving
equal publicity to this response to it.
ain, gentlemen, very respectfully,
VIM. II. SMITH,
Major and Chief Comfy of Va.
To Messrs VIM: Sed4 VIM. Wayne, ST.,
Wm. Wayne, Jr, Juo Lindsay, and Others.
OF the Committee
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New York papers Of the 9th have

New York papers Of the 9th have been
received;
Gold opened on the 5th at l471l, reached
1.Ss/ and closed At 1868.
The Archauke MaximiIian has accepted the
crown OF Mexico. -.
t;en Heintzlepan has been relieved OF
.,.~ ,.,,,tnand of the de(eaees of Washing
49,, and q en-. Barnard has been rendered the
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RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 20, 1868.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 29, 1868.
Nnjor ~. H. ;Snuh:
Sir: Yours of tho :.Sih is at hand, and con
tents par.icalarly noticed We are Icrfectly
satisfied and convinced of the sonldness Of
yoni reasoning, and IN view of the limited
power you are authorized to exercise, whilst
We regard the maximum schedule price as
an insufficient range for tie better quality OF
beef, yet We freely and cordially adopt your
suggestion, and amend the third PROPOSE
ton so as to read as follows:
That our profits will be principally re2,.
lated by the value of the fifth quarter; YET q,
i'll view Of the times, we propose twenty.
five. cents gross as the maximum prce for
our purchases of beef cattle in this market
and Obligate ourselves to retail the same
from our stalls at from 40 to 60 cents net,
which will barely refund to us the first cost -
We willingly withdraw the 4th and 9Th
propositions. We merely intended them as
4 request, and not as u demand. We ask an
extension Of the time in the 9th, to the 18th
October.
We thank you for your consideration, and
We assure you that we will cordially coop
erate with yon in your efforts to accomplish
general good.
Most respectfully yours,
Wm. Sladd, j. Lindsay IL Son, William
Wayne, sr., w Il. Wayne, Jr., $. Schwartz,
s l.cvys, Thos. NJ. Hiitzhlmcr, Jno {. Knaut
Henry Lambert, Jos. e. Metterd.
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LNefHAY Two tows were tssen out of a.
1|rer ut High h~ssiaw sous Elk or a,e6
'saf- ago, witch the a.nr eau - ty taysrg dan
sdgcs AID As-hfsa VI r WAk4Nd
oe 3--3iI
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IDUSAWAY-S200 Reward.-Ra0 away from my
u f4rm, Marion Hill, two miles below iie4metd,
two stout biack negro ,nen Henry aud Dick.
Henry wa. raised i'll Faaquter, neaf Rector Town !;
and Dick ID Losisa. Heury, Huen spoken to- has
little 10 say. Dick talks very freely. Their ages
between - and aD years Henry formerly belonged
to a Mir 0lssscsek, FauqUier co. aud Hek toa Mr. Has
rls in Laa.sa county.
oc l-6tt w AHoPlE.
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y H'i9YS.

IA) ANttD-C Carpeatrrs~-fo ~ofa aevefu-
w me 4 wurk at Ca!p Wiuirf- The bighs
wages gisea. Il plyt, UKEkN ALLEN,
fU--tS turnFT tiSin fno sth streets
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~ hNTED--bY y~aes seDtieasHb, @ho ~ TX
sf1 empt IL. Nj iai itsay duty, a stu ltion fhsE
viii pay Wages 80 salt the flames, Aidrrfs''w 4
PN b. X ita3 pt oe tU--ltt
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yNANiE II" i,te hy the day month, Il or -
w ysuag negro i4hetai wages VIII be pad.
Apply al the lei, gr.; il ositr, 10 usIa Il.
u-~t
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OFFICE OF CHIEF CoMMIssARY, !

OFFICE OF NHIEF COMMISsAKY,
Richmond, Oct. 2, 1868.
Gentlemen: hive the plesure to acknow-
ledge the receipt Of your communication OF
the 23th ult., and shall he pleased to see yon
in person, i'll the hopes of periecting an ar
rangement with regard to cattle that will be
mutually satisfactory.
Very respectfully,
W. II. SMITH,
Maj and Chief Commis'y OF Virginia
Messrs. VIM Sledd, John Lin 1say Il Son,
and others Of the committee.
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1shW WAEtt --SIt,t"di i.oin thimbhfs2o Geii, three
IL Aiich Cox oh' y biarE, "tii. III spots; the
s"'''i - large black cow, aud HE third Is Vi
htiEd!a c1'5r, la calf hhey are ali between and s
Years .id. " ~ ,riy liberal reward FOR the re-
tutcfE Oi ei{ef vue uE t-T the three
II Mc SWFENff.
First honsr across the bridge,
oc io-'tt 'tic,bafaZo Hospital
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CAMP i.hICHER. AEsR hicifaoAG, !
49, &.

GtrRA9Et or Stnlen.-t}u OF a.nat The l3l 6f aep-
- tcl,bei, 1905 was stolen sIsayci FROM Iby
battery sofrei Mare, suppscj 10 he cev.u years
oi age, wiih lct bad ita,t willie ntid Il star Ia her
forehead. She IL OF medium ail', aid her back
slightly rubbed ~ The saddle
J HENRI, RIyES,
&C 6--ilt Csrt t'C.son i.ght Artillery.
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asis ~ ease Ia the stssa NJ = Maia street yxs.
t.rjHy afternoon, double case imitation Masia
u"'d Watfa 10 j-@ais, So .tshDsoe'g ma ke Ie
such waea shouid he eer esi cf sale nj aly iew.
eify se'e, al any ether place er 10 any re.sca
thsy viii ssssaf a favor, aud leeeve s50I reward
by sopping it, ard a are.i3.sety nisr ming ne ofit
oe 10 -,,t sB tt(JENeHIp
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lDhxtr''tu the stitS't her, ihe urht et tiis
~ &lst last. It dara hay pony wit:. short tail Ia
rUnd oideF, shout II ears odd. 4 TsWard IL fso
wiii he gwen loo ttis alpfcheIa 2a Of the thet.
- Tor :hc horse alone. j L bkAt,U.
NA
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w ENiI noiiais Reward si,ayrd az stolen an,
Saturday, t,t 81, .foiii my ,ausc u SIDNEY on
t;.t Flank road Holly sot .Ineefs I. bay hor,c
marked "CSC' III nj ct he le!t eye blazs face:
hAAg naae aid tail; t,tlo ks whie.s will pay S2u
reward i"r his return, and no questions asked.
u& 9-.tf TUDS IYtN
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cikAYFD af S;Dlrn-kfos the cnmp of the i-t Va
~ .ufIutfy fepitnrgi. bear Ciatu aruI about
to 81 uti snI bay A4gc, about IL or t3 years
Oh, II or IL it.!lJ hish, auI ohi;e inarss,
eeli bud isot .n.i fifde-aoru SPOT tiIts
back. 1he iiaieF VII be handsomely rewarded Y
leaving beT any iniD Lla.0u concerning ter
whereabouts, with ,iie sutsosjlcr.
Hsi II GORDON,
6.--tS n rr.r. i'rss
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{RsnrhD II man " t0 y sell Il, qisiUted ~ath thu
w dry ro1ds BUSINESS, aad eaa come Well recon.
nen,lei al III i.go,d street oe f0-5tt
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nNE HUNDRED AND Fi.'tI i"J,t.ARs REWARD.
stolen i'"ai my hI,sc ~ sidney ga The night Of
The 5th white to., with rdi sro.tci or dappt.t
sides, about i've years "li, over inedisn size,
~ ingug hnfuS from Tia, side UI hen head; giving
nsar two efttiJu+ H mir. per =.
w give $3.50 for her tet.ru, sni ~ quest ous
asked .iaGhs ikViIN
Grove Road uoSr VIM Aliens farm, Sidney
N.
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. IN DJtlnfs Hcwart rt.-S,faYe eel OF stolen from
nay testdeuot, on Leigh stre,i neaf Brooa ave.
nHe. suw Fi2 about twelve Inurths old, perfectiy
white, anil lifuls ltite ia her leit fore leg. Tho
above reward VIII te pid lOr her delivery to me.
aui $50 for The nrit. heHs"g D The incf, If stolen,
&c Y-3tt q r. KERR
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MOBILE, Oct. 9.-The Tribune has
dates from New Orleans to the lst inst.
No news of Importance. The Era says
the rebels are evacuating Richmond, and
that the whole of Virginia will be ahan-
doned. The Era thinks the defeat Of
Rosecrans not so bad as reported.
Gold in New Orleans is at premium
Of 30 cents.
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/ OF TIA III usteter, 4 whtss Softer Pu.nv
With black ears a. 4 tsa ttsek .,.as. aud 10
swrstas 10 the tame OF LrEs A sit,lie r,wssS
VIII =. received hy. irasirg The sad D, at MIA
shsifks e, f.sr Gis ace ahd 81, s.eeis
&c i15 \
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w Akfkt-~Au engiae taplef, stat sotsrs. Recon
W meaastloss rcaafsd. fnaasrs at the uifes es
Stale urilmaee Department, e.asf s,s sal cary
stsesis. Sc -0~as .
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Hits.,S g y CARE, Capt AID !. ON.
oxia-ecs..t 10 seq br,vss..
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oHsh> Stolen. ~tcas ot my hoyses we're stolen
i Ga theisiaf night, ,ha sth oct. fro,a a .ot ou
Gary 81, tssi Far GI.saSa else hsdle aud three,
ha'i%rs The h.,fscs wess iasiea.s! Il, tau amtu !.
a'1cess ~ one az Which N ttainster wss sics tsx
i~Y.t theai are a>ige stzad--o-e a earrei esa =
ears brown ihr otherg sfaai.er-~uia a sorr,i
ot,o "a iatk btown one is a mare win only .,,.s
good eye they ~. ssithsci Ia have been carried
towards Hanover Jnecsion Gne is marked t.J a ne
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21
WOOL. WANTED.

MOODS at our Factory, or cash paid for wool,
VI on the following terms: We will give one
yard Of our Factory jeans. for two pounds tub
washed clean wool, if marina woolwe give ma
rina goods; if coarse wool, we give coarse cloth.
The color of our cloth is gray. We win pay the
market cash price for wool, and send sacks for
200 pounds, or over that quantity to ten thou
sand pounds, to points on the railroad. Goods
or cash may be found in readiness to pay down
for wool, when delivered at our factory, unless
in large losts.) A few days notice should be
given us by parties delivering to get goods for
WOOL
We will also card wool rolls for the eighth
pound or card two pounds of wool for one pound
of bacon, or 40 cents per pound in cash for
carding, where persons have neither bacon nor
wool to spare from their own use. We claim
the right to discriminate in favor Of soldiers
families, or others in needy circumstances, and
and shall act accordingly.
A. THOMAS & SON.
Holston Wooden Factory.
May 90, 1863-3m
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VIRGINIA:--AtR Rules held inthe Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Court Of Washington
county, on Monday, the I'd day Of August, 1868:
William K. DUFF, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Dizzy Duff, Samuel Glenn and Margaret his
wife, Mary E. Duff, Alexander +. Duff, Samuel
j. Duff. Sarah G. Duff, James NJ. Duff, Robert
". DUE and Aaron H. Duff, Defendants.
EN- CRANCERY.
This suit is brought for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning decree partitioning the tract of land Of
which Samuel Duff died possessed, amongst those
entitled thereto And it appearing by afidavis
filed, that the defendants, Alexander 3. Dutf
and Samuel J. Duff, are non-residents of the
Commoawealth Of Virginia, ON motion Of the
plaintiff by COUNSEL, it is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS last named, appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit. ACopy.-Teste,
PETER.J. BRANCH G.. g.
Ancust 7. 1S63-4w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21
$500 REWARD.

I'D AN away from the subscriber on Sunday
III evening" the Sd inst, a bright Mulatto Ne
gro Girl, named Frances, about II years OF
age, blue eyes, brown hair, NEARLY straight, land
had on when she left, light brown calico sun
bonnet, and purple founced lawn dress, with
a white body.
| will give $50 for her if taken in ten miles
Of town and delivered to me, or 500 if taken be-
yond that, and secured in jail where I. may
get her, or delivered to me here. But if as it is
thought she has been stolen or persuaded away,
person inducing her to leave.
Aug. Z, 1863-tf A. FINDLAY.