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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

A DM1aIsTRATOR's SALE % vHRY VAlr
IL uABsE ZEAL 1sTA TH located ON Frank.
IA, Ron, ana 11ts streets, nearly opposite to he
Exchange Hotel AS sdministratoF Of Mss. J. II.
Csoeia. deessssi. will proceed 70 sell 1t puhaie
auc.ioE, upon ths premises, N WEDNESDAY, the
lssh day Of January. 1868 eosomencinx at - r.,
the vefy valuable real estate located On tie North
aide Ct Frsn ku, Ross. and l4:h ssrses and ressly
orrcsiis the Exchange Rctal II fronts On Fraak.
Ia end 18th Streets . part Of WhidA u occupied
by tho Messrs. Sutherland md Others. and = NOV,
commsading Ans rent. It win BE- divided into
lots to sui, tie views Of purchasers. plat Of
which can b seen at thu cfacs Of tae anetouesrs
ia a inv days. ~y
TKRAs Ono .hi.d sash; tho baianee at 9 and u
montha for negotiable retas INTEREST added, @.
cured by -sne. deed. EDWARD MAYO.
Adr;nissrator with the will annexed Of
Mrs J. =. UahaM, decd
Gale conducted by JAS. Il. TAILOR & Sos, Aus-
tionearn ia1
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--,r rnHrg CAROLINA.

- sxsh.ascx slate thai sAers were !"
o., A" s,v,r resr Nswssra, ON wedne'as'
a' Is" - ,ssa nv ttres YANKEE Transports
h't SO :, ,,..s poipi lnsiuas the co@ais.ds O
TIE 'o',.' .,.rAl. usually in toe Yankee army
.srts sslo' - eisss the fail fores nj $500 IL
i'es, s 60 Tais .a,sii.senss ss regarded q r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
-. =, n YAvxsss sHr HoRsns

Us ,ass rsp.ssn fokn q. ecNtsAa, o.
= ,' ~ range. nsa' d''s sp.a Ne -.
'sS's' s,.rss oaanss sa sneeeeAsd n ksaae
sess 70 -" ..,r.1ns ys IAN. a hcrssA sess O.
op' asa - .aa ae:alss, Ii ;.salvsfs. II burn
ssTss" y, 81 ssasss Tsss was s1cemp iishee
si5e '"T~ isFs.e sorcss under osasrss sonss.
ii e ,,or, tie coasty, The party uodef H
asi Fs' -, n 50 zaea ?h~y also cAptorss
rr.i ~aih ia ss'Ir A.... 70 t .s.r =. -
g.. 90, Of ths assrnsss Of tie enemy may ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

s.a.lsrasa ha alr'gr'i 70 'l,s cay s' bod,
-sa's afsu sSs Taasg iaforEa. % ''s. : W. W.
81 ..ys.gv ssrzs , hs valley as ~ - "o1'
:. Jeas sesaay ssl. On ss'nfaas 'A', sA
~ s.fs.suFs y hers ihty fsEasinee a''''' -
ERR c,.p,r.ba,ioIs upon the sisizsns
-, & aF sssn sd oiaar supplies Aa'a % 49,
go tlns Il 'bs sia i'se7 s< 'aSfl1 ca u =
wS' ',,.,,so.. cs sVsss ao.ir cited Al 'ss fo'3a'
net sss the ei'5ssos ~sre eeiapsasu
~ =. ~ L, 4, sic : :, iu' % @v~Fy ssssc's1t
- ,.... slsy ysl.aa .aa faesesaafT aifsii1
.,o.s 4 70 .s2r aroD 'hrm -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

~ koAa. 49, ! CO sAuoue1Dosa
X ARGI sALn e1 RQ9NfTQnA AZ ADO.
Ii TI0N;--On THH&HDAf urA tash iAstant.
= oaF Wxasboase IA Asos N bah sell q isfBs
lot Of Fafnitnre. ccasissin6 q -, Dursaus, rs
blsa, Chairs, Beds, ETC.
Aiso, three splendid P1AHOa.
e. Particulars on Monday.
n Io-It KENT PATH = co Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

ia wv fUhhfAA y III, AGctSB
HEWITT HOUSR FOR sALN II viii sell to
III the highest bidder. without reserve. On
III . asDAY. 2sd Jan, l6.3. my TAVERN
uOU 81 and EUR0ITURE, IN the town Of Liberty,
situated immediately on the Virginia snd Ten
uessee railroad. It has been for ths past i've
PEARS, aud stif fsa sins ths regular Eating Honss
past yeax were e55OCo The House VIII be sold with
Or without the Furniture, to init the purchaser -
Any person wihlng to purchase the property can
cali and examine u, Is al. dssafmiuod to cell on
that day. is io-5s.l W. O. HEWITT. 8
THARM Y0R RENT At AUcTION WIZ Be
rented to the highest biSdse, On the pgssuisss,
On THURSDAY, the 18th Jannazy, - IL o'clock,
Tor the present year, the FARH on which the late
J. 7. Huffman formerly resided, situated on the
Williamsburg road two and half niles from
Richmond, and adjoins the land Of Hr John Poo
and otherA The said Farm contains 223 acres Of
land which is wall adapted to farming Or garden.
ing purposes WIN q. HUFFMAN,
iai0-tas Admir- Of J. Huffman. dsc'd.
VUHBIRLAHD LAND IoR SAIL Win q.
Z fer for RaIe, On the premises II not pzeviousiy
sold, on THURSDAY. the 18th Of January. 1868,
my TRACT OF LAND, situated two su.les from
James river, and seven miles from Oaxtsrsville Co
iumsis, and New Canton. 1t o0ntains l60 aeseS-
ole third 4 timber. and Ill enclossd. The open
land 10 we'll adapted 70 the staples Of tho country
msnts consist OF . dwelling, with four rooms,
newly repaired; barn. s,able, kitchen. tobacco
HOUSES, and negro houses b within four miles Of
two manufacturing mills and two ehnfehes, and
wiihin one mile Of male md female academy. !
win sell ut the same time my Crop etoea Planta-
Nom UtenatIs, 4 q &. II. OLIVER.
j. 6-laWtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

II - acssi, s,sa % M.;rET, "a II
4 20 - Js~eisy Stors TIRE sse. can
,,,s,s s,s'as sroYoFiy ai.d paying for .ais adv
- - ia l0--sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

jAs .......~ Aaa1ase
= Dese - es4esa1R
70 srsas MafsAms
- toane 11Do1. S.
:. p ls!ee..,:.,;;,..,.....4s ~ 13 -,
...s. $50 ~ q 1Nll -. - ] 80
4 uOUH1xY UHl6I
~ hfr sEd aaeeasdeve OOU1111 0AL0
s.aa ,ssssb re ~ 49, 4 a q ~. 80
houss might suil % ney VIII ov1 one1u1o1
OF enc hundred and 1fH aagss Il ~ - -
third o. moro of thas lheaA - = Wep1A 49,
= a. .o sS & g s.o,.a as 10 ssel i..S !. -
plaes IN slsvsssa situaAinn. With ss11sl19
and Agree be views, extgavo, GnoSeo4 - -
proved eroua d about The Acuse VIII ampao -
dans snd convenient T. heass cd pss1s So
and other ecrvsnisnt OF Aeaest = 0eAm1 -
good bsarineArses, Of severed kinds 6 AuA -
than ssysuty.Avs miiss don 1isASs9S = q
either south, DeathWo0t, a. Weot oougW 6oW -
city Iwould b giad % ssesive ~ sasiee -
both North Caroline 81 vnelniA - wsl4 -.
the yheinia and 1emsse 1aneea1, bstWon -
and shs.lessssvs1s, - - o. = u
i D., hssd ao e = e e. ss:. - q.
milsa Any On = III te(t 1eoeo - -
cool and hsAlsAy pasts q xsssA 0lesllA Any1n
f,r ssis such . plAss . h1ve eeseE1bsA. eeuAn4
=. e nss.y sl ~ t.s - g te - sgss q
"fARN3a Bon o. Rishnesd :. q g In
reply By msil, over ny rAal nsnA Aeeo-l1
n AND q uUn1HRLAND COUNT N
IL sALA- Nal =. aolA petvatsly. . Nesa 9
..AnD adjoining ~ Anas of Ne nas o. "a
cnshAN open lard, embe1cins % aaco = 1a1j -.
tween % and 70 aarss q oueln4 gowA ~ -.
anes n pine, lnue pOeana ~ Whaeh = 80 -
nrnx srnsmt hsvin~ lrni,rnvsi loss a. two - fh5Sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

a. tA44O U& L., 4. ~ =. a III
49, - ~ 80 gu 81 tns C Z Ja.ssrE, ii.
$3.50 s..L'S,s s1asii isarosFzsEa, SO -, ia,
Ia - agility sway hack ei; u dagk bay ~
O.. 4 gsr Here, = &c asctsa, or t'raYat q
~, ,,''- A.s D'lsra. AHA ealapsd ma; FAN
- 0,'@esl Gi.-lsaa aai peia5 s5a-g.
~ @s'' H72 MSS horssa 20 lie i'ostrnas'
s;,t', =. ~, ~. y Toward VII rs psit or 80
.-.a JN1. Z. 0oohE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

votIlE-Iae gsEel%! mSeaing OF :
~ i''.;asx os .ll BACK Of NssEsnis WIN
Is,5r,g B..sk.az Lsoass n tsa 9',y q n'c
as's . ~ ~ ~. nSY, ,As l2sa LsnasFy, lsos
oooa - -, 5est r. officer or dires:o'
~ - & ID. vsi5 - tae proxe * s'ses aoiaef
'is ss1+ - -er-.ars or offsets az the hs'
a! - .gy g.a.z he, vail wh.ca shsl have De-
-; ..ssg ,.e,4 tsf,Ts lhs igs g e'setion-
esesass ,s,l ~ = TAg JOB, Jashis'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

A GOOD BAKhR ROB eALE -Ws will sell
IA en- r 15DAY mex. . mso, NNLsoH, good
Baker. Of 20 years expsriencA
ia lO-1ss PULLIAM = co, Ancs'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

~ 'iLLs.s Z. 81 " r. -, - ,;seg ;. or 80,
a iGl as "a o. l-il sstgFdsy likes re
~ AsgE villa bv.h hind l-ss s~sai
~ 80 u aAye sd g5i'e stsT II naf io.ehesd
~ De- 7ir 'eative .bs 25oFs gsv. @rG by l-av
n'f a. ~ st5e. "a ;4h9
I.tQ-3s fNrT,r tsc>nwctrv-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

I AEGE Sale OF U.x GOODS AT AUC.
Tl0y Tn WEDNESDAY,, the l4th. ca.n
msDrirg ut 10 O'Clock, va shall soil very large
ind we'd assorted stock Of FRESH DRY GOODS,
mont offered by us this season, and consisting 10
part Of the following choice Goods, viz:
500 pieces Eisck and Wits and Fancy prints;
900 do fne English Biescasd Goods
800 do Gray C8ssina-eg 6stinets, e.
SO do 81 snd 6 4 Extra Pulled Cloths,
80 DO Scotch and American Ginghams;
le0 DO superior Country Jeans;
50 d. White. Red. and Gray flsnnals:
200 dog coats's and othar Spool Gotten;
500 do Green & Dania:s Slack Spool Cotton;
$50 packs English and American Pins;
600 lbs Dark. Blne, and W Patent Threads;
60 lbs beat Blue Servings;
$50 -doz Hosiery, assorted;
50 rsams Note, Cap. and Letter Paper;
Linen Damssss aid Table Cloths;
sir and Cotton Handkerchief, Neck TIES;
Buck Purses, Military Coat Buttons;
Best London Needles, Watch Keys;
xiegant Pipes. Mirrors. Toosooo Bags;
Extra Blue and Black Cl~ths;
Splendid Silk and Satin Vestirgs;
Extra Buck 6auntse:s Suspender;
Linen Cambria Handk erchefs Ivory Combs;
Marine Stripes, Rics CambriSs. Comforts, &c.
$50 pieces Dress Goods, many Of thsG fresh ssd
beautiful styles consisting Of splAndid French De
, rsd Apss H,rs.sd DE
the whole to be clossd without rsssevs Tlls sals
will b composed exclusively Of Dry Goods end No
jas KINr. PAINE = Co. Aues'ra
~ s11ner : 8a1fess, A1sss,
fIsoa.Frons Building. Govsncr street..
r ARaz SAFE r vaLUaYIs rUaU,rues
II On TUESDAY, th- 18th mat, at 10 n'closk
&C our warehouse we VIII sell vary i-rse and
valuable collection Of nrss class FURNaTURE con-
listing IN part Of
Mahogany AID Cottage B.dstssds;
Csttro Fables, Washsssnds;
3ureanS, SosaH Tete-a Tees,
Chairs Wardrobos. Lounges;
Feather Redt air, ehuek, and Cotton MAI
Three PIP ana Brnsssls Carpets;
1feh Droua1As saE& Daussk lluralcs;
And many othsr dsairshls 6Ssiele1L cf FufnIinre
and housekeeping sccda
An invoice u CRoCx1RY and GLASSWARE,
consiSting Of
: Basins aud Ewers, Pitchers;
Dishes, Plates, 0cbIsta Classes;
elegant Presca J2stna Dinner Set. etc.
jas-,ds SDEarR HuRKEss lnot'rs.
By u r Booth, Aae1,
tNs. Sos Nam ST.
EURNITURE AZ AUuTION VIII BE geld at
II tbs auction rooms. zoe sesn atrae:, betwes n
Oh sld 10Th on THURSDAY no.ainy Ja,usty
Q h. comnen ciug at 10 o'einsE, q splendid lot of
Far.isus~. q . family declining housekeeping,
Fine Black Walnut We1a.otNs;
Fine Hs1hle.toe BURGESS;
Mahagany snd other ss astsads;
Marble top Washsssss Is;
flae Sofas;
= Tste Tees, Brocs4s.le,
4Qhairs d.
Arm Chalr, Ct.
acs Exteneien sablo.
Together with a ;ot OF Csas asas ard other Chairs;
Aa.trs. seE; e;slcws ami 6c:fssFs; SHEETS; Piiio~
Cases; BlaakssE; ae6 IS presaa; Cooking s3tsge cad
Cxsares, sc. Also s Csrpats.
D. Y. BOOTH, Auet'c.
The abnvs sx:e has bsen noavcidas;y postponed
till MONDAY, tho l2.h iass.
IL 0-3ts ID. r. BOOTH. Auof'r.
BY Thomas w. Aeesee, Ancsseleez,
I(fhcc cc.nsr 18Th and Cary sts.
GALS os HAsDwARE. ac.-Hsvins dstsr,
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IA 70. sa.e. TO the highest btidee. q Hschnm .
kivsr Dspot ON 1CuoDAY, ths 90th Day Of Jsnu-
AIRY. 1855 f FAIR u not, the ne1t day3 tract
Of L AND, three sniiss from Hecsums River Depot,
adjoining Che farms Of Janea Woods, WU. Eouth.
al and olhsEs cootaining about SEQ aeres, onehaf
cleared. the balance heavily .imbessd.
fERA1-Oash; or on time, 10 suittAe purchaser.
Address me q Lynehburg, OF apply 70 james
Woods 81. n. 3. WOOD.
a s5 -.odtl5thIau.
II tID dsligeg3 20 me, ak Hnnpital 10. 10, 12ahr
inonA, Of my man BILL, q feet ineA1e hi6A, stoat
xesskz LIS scuRde He SrAalazt s1ek - Manassea
Ii Heptembsf last. 4. i. BROWNING.
da q 2aw5t*
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-
N..G & /. -
NSslInfuln Vim 49, 019N4 !. b. ~ p -
Wsas N vaitsf siIkzof Y1snoapa &
3ss"Ss,st ..,ss sscsf
Wasttss r vsahiaa @ 4 vual6M 3 1akgA9l
gNf9eAtas
Italian Cenaul-nlAasesr = 0sssrai oeep3Gi-A -
WID EY-tW.
4 ko-H J0MN .. o9n0M1, r, -
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- = T5C E--Ths s-7,iei y ss.ns q :
l-.s--ss.s Il .5s FA&h ki.s pAhh
- ~, s..l bs Nal4 -. ,csir bSnsins-a onAs
s.A''S'.- -'' 70. s,-alt.,,eisAy issh JasF 1888
sna -s.f 4 SAITH CSshia:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

\ AEGE SALE Of U.x GOODS AT ACC
T10N Tn WEDNESDAY,, the l4th. cn.r
meneing ut 10 O'Clock, IRA shall sell very large
ind we'd assorted stock Of FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising the largest and most desirable sssort.
mont offered by us this season, and consisting 10
part Of the following choice Goods, viz:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10
BY 1Aemas W. keesee, AnCssc1ee1,
iCtdice cc.nsr 18Th and Cary sts.

GALE Og HARDWARE. SsC.-Esving dster.
- mined 70 close tas Hardware business, will
sal at auction ou WE'D assDAT csx:. 18Th last ),
conmenc:zs At 10 O'Clock. my rsmsiaing s.osh,
eonsissii 81 ia part, Of
20 .ios paifs Butt and T Hinges,
81 dog spring Bolts, to inches,
50 doz Drawer SD cupboard L1cxs,
dsx Rim and Pis.s Locks
4 aez Hand ard Fenon Saws,
80 dog Anger Bits
8 d,z Manure Forks
SO gross Screws.
10 gross 1hiubles,
$50 Planes variotp kinds,
dcz Ess the Blades,
Flies, Cn;se.s Braces and Bfss. Ausers Chains Can
dl0stieks, Ferdsss. uindsr Shoyels. handsome R:re
Gets Looking Glasses, Waters, Tea Trays, Hoes,
Rakes Pencils, Needles aud many o,har article, In
dsnnsnd lie 8-6.kJ 4. B. CLAEKA
Sale conducted by Thcs. W. Eseece, auer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-10

HARRY MAUAkfAx be8D 70 announce TN mo-
DAY EVENING ~ tbs flrst night Of
CHARLEY WHITES
BULE SQuk or RA TROUPE,
AND
BRASS BARD.
Songs, Dances, Burlettas, Taress, Ae.; D0linea-
tons, Musicians, and 0entlsmen.
ADkrsIos-Ssventy.A ve csnis Bervanta. ffy
cents Seats reserved fox ladies' and the gentlemen
accompanying them only. = Sat-
TCANHIONABL8 OAMONo ACADEMY,
~ Prof. J. 81. MAUI BINGHAM,
IA. e5 NAIN sTRxEf, betwe0 18th ard 1Sth, -
traacs pEtvate.
DAYS OF UITna-xU16DAY8 THURS
DAYS, md HA3UzDAYA
H0URa-For Ladses. 10 l. -; Oha1ren. I 2. -;
Gentlemen, a p. Z -s...
Practising Parties every WnDA11OAY, = 8
o'clock r. II. - q
GUITAR AID FlUTA
Lessons tsusht on the GUITAR anA HLUT1
OFdags msy BE- loft ct r. 81. TAyIoRl Mm1io Htoga,
Main street, or at the Academy during II hoax1 ef
tufticn On the above 6ay1 1a8-6te
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eFgne cpl y Etanoilecoi ~
Ien DR. J q Z
lhony Albt Brooks it J T
en- ] M Brovman III
stin Il Brouaugh iC
Kew III Barren Jas z
isniT Breeder jas o
siason Browne Or + .
dersan Nv Browly Amos
Baxter no
Ams iasE Barr mo "
clsdorf = Barber JOS
amsj Benton n
ams opt ! NJ Esrustf ! M
derson / 7 Esoedann "a
they cp. J Bar bour las
amsju Boz don jao c
dsrson |, B Bush j b
.nisisnd r Burson jno O
, ssa / N n ToIly las @
irsxsaF BAKER ieT
sew II = Brow juo
drs~s r & BENJAMIN
,,us Fl e Burt josiah
dsr.on by Brsun joseph
. s!o e M Base Ino Il
ans r D BROMLEY IF
,ntr Ed Bass ino r
ri Z 3 Bishop inc
nistead 3 A Haxbytp
.os ssrry2 Boyle DR. ] q
.iua B 4 Eisckm u A
.xapdsr CD Barker ino
Gu Ii u " Grown lns a
strong DR. fess tss !.
go Eaia ,as y
ord CIV Eoetsn K
o.rsoa A A Bishop Jas E
viIcoi Barbour mo 8
derson cps Browrer jas
tinesp A Boiler d
srycos AC BaidS no
ram { Bpuusr mo F
atm DE- L M'Bsx,erIGo
10 Louis Brown opt jEo
au. Eurres & NJ
eyO H. Bsnsheli jno {
en- mai Brent mai Jos
en- IL 4 II Brewer jn0 II
,,as RF Re,ch II jesse
.har r & Euiief ut -
,t5n r A Roydsn mo :
sri,t SIS Bryds y r
MSS Eurweli T. VI
gle DR. 8 Banks L
led Sol BaIns!ey l.
/, .,n T. Bald via l. II
col Bars II y l.
~ Brown Il l.
susTt Bsidses L n .
r,nacn Tur. bfies l,ouss III
er Bracket Z
4 stead v P E.ackman Or |
,ew wm ia -.
dsr.on v Fl BryloDsko nj
,.ieh. " ~ bny,ss N "a
,touy WI Bedding N J
xss.dss " wEridgs~ar N
IsvH Banfs Ro
n,tronr Vi Blackburn N
care Erinkiey ept
.Sns A L u
msirop z asst Breaxlsy R n
~ b Bs gnalf DR. r.
en-. ipo Bnnkiy opt x
drews K T B2 /.
s.I.iR Bovles Sam I
: rna IA nal Bfauson 8 $
v Bsber 5ilas ]
Choir, v F Boyd . =
& revs mr Bishop Sam .
/. YIN q Peasly Bond , L
fort - Boips 3 D
,, ,,les At Blackburn 3
rec Al Buck 3 9
tt A Bsixsn 81 Gao
chanpan opt Burnett T 9
.kely A r Esyiy TS :.
tsaie Alex BAKER Thos J
ava A u2 .Bsnthall T y
,Snrspt Avn Brown Thofna
.aksssh;p a tcoldl
tsn0 A Bradford ! 3
dice AN Barham Yhos
urb A Bennett T q
ruimsp B Z Hufsrd = 3
!. 9 ?. ss p = d !.
8 By Brown Il vm
.ton On DraAfsfd DR. Y
uch &C 4
ady t:has Beach Yin
siiagtoa CT 0sii q !
~ on ChAs DfAekstt YIN
Il NAL G u Brett ~ ileoA
stss % = DsSctsssr " Z
b kiAg DIG Biasonstt
Oadhaft h p laAss opt -
! Dieaslfaass Z
ssisn I'll 03g
phriAgsP fsyDsll.s4 - y I
anii eps IT gslise I'm
Goa EN- Hsess - 4
is e 3 bradley ~
vIEA 1Feva Al
scoks e g Essnae r.
assA EAI Ase9n - =
rss1y r y 1svtse "
~ Frank 1sepAlaG
sl..s's -
;::s:::as.r : =: q
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INITIALS: Miss M w III
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Lgsr. sERATED, BE

y I'LL - - 'v = - 49, AZ
L srA7ea g s'oisn, from rly reSisle..es. 90 =
slice i"c COW +-orc 2 rla 8af.ia, ~iih
10 DO ea.. a. q anal Wit : a. on h5r f3ra3e
" e.a'f a;sl s1f Whit IsE,vi.a Yises CT
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"ss t4ityll J. hs 9Th oa,f yYt-r ens laf. :
uhae' p I be literally ss7@A d.! fer .hsw retH
O. AZ tlllT.,1. 1a .
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-04-14
Acts of the General Assembly.

| Among the acts of public interest passed by
the General Assembly of Virginia during recen
the session, were the following;
| To amend and re-enact section Al chapter So o.
the Code of Va, edition 1860 so as to authorize
| banks to increase their contingent fund.
| Authorizing the payment of interest on bonds
| given for the Confederate States war tax after
the day of payment.
To require railroad companies to give receipts
showing the weights Of freights.
| Establishing an agency in the city of Richmond
for receiving and forwarding clothing, Shoes and
other supplies to Virginia soldiers.
/ To secure representation in the General As
sembly for senatorial districts, countless cities
and election districts within the power of the
public enemy.
To extend the time for filing complaint in ca
ses Of contested elections.
To refund money received for exemption from
military duty.
To increase compensation of clerks of courts
for public services.
To provide for the discharge from active mil
tary service of persons who have furnished sub
stitutes.
Authorizing the banks of the Commonwealth,
during the existing war, to convert Confederate
Treasury notes IN their possession into other OBJ
legations of the Confederate States.
To extend the time within which to institute
proceedings for misdelneanors in counties, cities
and towns in possession of, or threatened by the
enemy.
To provide representation for the counties
where the court houses are in the possession or
power of the public enemy.
Incorporating the Confederate Express Com.
pany.
To repeal the act passed October LIST, 1862,
egalizing the manufacture of alcohol.
To authorize the use of the jails of the State
by the Confederate States.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-04-14
LATE and interesting from Europe.

The steamship City of Cork, from Liverpool,
2lst, has arrived.
Her reports announce the end OF the Polish in
| surrection, so far as operations in the field a
gainst r nssa are concerned. Langiewicz was
defeated in battle by the forces Of the Gear, and
driven, with many of his soldiers, into the Aus
trian territory. Here he was for some time held
| a prisoner, his followers being placed under the
surveillance Of the police. Langiewicz was Il
naly surrendered to the Russian authorities and
conveyed to the fortress of Grace. It was ru-
mored in Paris that the Gear had telegraphed
Napoleon promises OF an amnesty, a liberal con-
sttution and the right OF self-government for
Poland. 1t was said the Russians, had contn-
ued successes against the Poles. and their troops
we're marching through Posen--a fact noticed by
Prince Napoleon as putting in operation the
Prusso-Russian Convention of February 9Th,
which is very distastefui to Napoleon.
The London Times says the Allied Powers
are justified in requiring that Poland shall have
all that was guaranteed her by the treaty of vi
emma.
The Post understands that the Cabinet of vi
enua have resolved to parole Langiewicz and as
sign some Austrian town as his place of resi-
deace.
European files by the Canada detail the pro-
gress of the Confederate loan to its close in Lon
don, Paris, Liverpool, Frankfort and Amster
dam. The bids amounted to fl5,000 sterling,
and the premium averaged fully Al all through.
The siege of Washington, N. GIVE have
news from Washington, N. c., as late as Sunday
Our troops have captured the enemy's batteries at
Hips, situated on the banks of the Tar River, seven
miles below the town. hich position gives open
field and a fair fight with the Yankee shipping. Two
grnboats followed by several large transports loaded
with troops froui Newborn TO reinforce Washington,
attempted to blockade at Hills Point on Fri
day when they were fired upon by our batteries and
so badly damaged sto be forced to put back. They
could not pass guns and at last accounts the
my were landing troops below works at Hips
Point In the attempt to go by the steamer Louisiana
was sunk by our guns. There about two thousand
negroes in Washington, which the enemy tried to get
or allow tho women and children to leave that place
so Gen. Hill, it is presumed will shell the place.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-04-14
The 25th and 3Ist Regiments.

On Saturday evening and night last,
the 25th and 31st Va. Regiments arrived
at this place on their way where
they will render gallantsservice. These
regiments have seen hard service, and
never failed to acquiti themselves in 9
gallant manner in the heat and trial Of
battle. Many Of these men have sealed
their devotion to their country with
their hearts blood. These regiments
are composed chiefly Of soldiers whose
homes are in the possession Of the enc
my. We hope they will soon be re
ldeemed, that these gallant men may a
gain enjoy the comforts Of home, by
their own blazing and cheerful fres;des
In the disaster Of Rich Mountain, il
July, 1851, the 25th Regiment lost BY
capture 3S1 men-22 officers and 35t
lprivates.
In this place on Sunday last, some O
these soldiers imbibed too freely Of the
Liquid fire" and becoming rather ex
uberant, were arrested by the Guard O
the Provost Marshal and placed in the
Guard House. Some were arrested
who were not in thai condition. Fol
some time there was considerable ex
citement, and conflict between the
soldiers of these regiments and the
Guard seemed imminent. The Colone
of the 25th happened to be IN town, and
he succeeded in having his men released
and their sympathizers and friends SEM
to their regiment. This ought to be a
sufficient warning to the citizens to have
every drinking establishment broken up
Will the newly elected Council do their
duty in this respect, or will they aggra
vate the evil by throwing open the
foodgates Of crime?
Have we so soon forgotten the sad fate
lof Mr.. Snider. or shall another human
sacrifice be offered on the altar of this
devouring Molockg Shall the peace
and order of the town, and the safety Of
the lives of our citizens be weighed in
the balance with the paltry considera
tons of the revenue. God forbid!
We would invoke the Council Il
pause and reject, and to rtfect serious
| ly before they consent TO bring upon
themselves the awful responsibility O
such consequences as may result from
| their action