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md FOR RENT.

IND FOR 4 vt.
On Dan liver uppc ,r ;lr OF Mcu, ash in nl.r'
of the Richmond and Dlnriic Railroad
The tract c0n,a.rs Ab"ut hucdr acre" ia .e
usual proportion of low pr End'. The r:a6" lana -
very productive aud /. suicrn for twelve "r E:;"rn
hands There IS The land ? Il A"ne fon>r. vain !. ur
rnoras ars the OVERSEES hCus: AID ether plantation
houses
Possession WI, hr give: Wheat IL" 1T o; Oi0'
be- and full possession III. .5'!! of D"crm"r.
The lard will be- rented I" the highest bd!:r, OF TIE
p,r.ni.-s tho 10Th "r September.
| For particulars al.irrs, +. G. CLAIBORNE.
se J-dt!G,"p RinfSoiI, PIi s?!"ehi:, w.
AND AID NEGROES in Cumberland Co. for
Reut-The subscriber wishes 10 rent on; i5T the en-.
sum: year tr Land wlch the r",ds, N Gum- Tlaid
com y conta ming about $50 in good c"n tn and
Under good fences with Brick D'r"IiE; !!o;sc
containing eight rooms, AID all necessary "n:Hu!t!gF
About thirty Negroes i'll IL hired 10 ipe lc'"rn :'o
rents the land; among ;.- nrgro"s there - c:HS"
driver, gevera eXc!!ea Aorsc-aerT".;r GOOD c""k
washer md iroD"r &c.
The DIV eas is well supplied With 81! Necessary
Furniture rcarly n-w which vii also be- :r,i5n with tr
Ia H. Il desired Possession. i.. be- given on the lit dey
ii January 1874. My poS'ci'" ~ Ir!:l.er!aT C'"!'
Horse Virginia 't@EL!A - iohEh-'
Aug lis
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I s y % 20 x :" : 4. I.

The Subscribers will tfrr. public are,n ~ - i
Depot soul, Side RAILROAD, IN u" eoIn'; 81 ,.yt
*:.rd, Va. oU TEIDAf, lo;h d"F OF '|psI. lr-,.
iW.U TRACTS OF LAND one Co1'.!Hs "'' IN
AID l:.s four mics from tie. T.. o.; thr Oh! con- "a
.cr.s ard lies o.g III IT, f.0.n I.r br-"i ~ .. a,
eli wnyI-J yvnt-r.d and cnngr' ~!', Nd .i,' '.
s:'n, c,,r, su,ayu- ,rS~r ol..e ga tL''a At =
worth = iar:: sur. Person, seeking ~ !-'E'''-
Il. Veil TO examine Tor h,mhelves. .,ctb o. &.
Il N:''' t,',a y, ~ JjHT 8. r, GHhs,
III I9-:S:P!- ~ ''' u -
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VIRGINIA voLUNTEkh NAVY Comply

Ha-!,- s..1ret tie Services o: commander Of len
years naval experience The Board has determined 10 COM
mence operations forthwith and for tina: purpose requires
siring to subscribe are urged to do without delay
The books viii be closed az the capital made up
aul p-u III. APPERSON, TreAs.
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Il BY Prof j. ST MAUR BINGHAM,
Exchange Hotel corner 18th and Franklin Sta. Privat.
Entrance on 18th, Ladies' Entrance - Hotel.
Prcf BINGHAM presents his compliments I, The Ladies
and Gen,lemtn Of Richmond and begs TO INFORM them
.ha' no III resume the ddties Of his profession ES
DAY EvI MING, oc'ock. P. NJ, Sept 1871, frr Chl-
dren "Wednesday, o'clock, for Ladies WeGncs-
day, O'Clock, P M. for Gentlemen.
DAYS AND HOURS Of TUITION
For Oh ldren--Tuesdays, Thursdays, NJ: Saturday
II An
For Lades-Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays p
For Gcn,lemen Mo- days, Wednc .luys and Saturdays
SPIN
Terms sscersaned on application.
Practciug parties every Thursday :, p. ".
re ID 81
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,,,, ~ TIA: magnificent, r.;..te Known CorJiu',
r:rt,y yai:, lylneo the &orhr.e q H., tsrla. 81.
ok river ~ The county % Nj; Ecy!G" Il -.'' .'"I!
IKE nrt Of tie cs,A'c offered for sale 1T zee from wise
nd >. Az -scrp':,n fronts e." Ne F1Fe.i c-%," .?
rr.,. ..,,ryr. I'D u: 400 FUG: E"LGr "II INai'?
,-. l. Li.ldca .;O no "os ~ he !4. to.''J :-'''
IT,. ara the r"! Is b, "ad'" =, = h'I'. - A''
iu,inE warr; both Hiut "Ii s.l ~ Glove W.. So
:I:uu,!!" and richard ggss. The !" - -. 'i"! Oo
soil IRE, irom srav l. covered WIZ = re" .o.. !,,,,'
.Gd ID. g.oN l.. enough o" lie 'r 'i-r' to NeI A'Li
Ii,' ,yo,dlsnI 10 BE- sod wh The :5o?e "a coai.-'
ir by rrcri. irrY.y, s.uu" C!rs. hn"u' 'i E.c
t,tan; .roi he w!ih.r Il y i:i' q! Ls S"I
rn IL. r.yc. t4iIug stream q: y'acrr rrGu"-; roHhE
; mild: y. II, and up,u the int AL hr""1t ..ii = r.
-" TO; CO ere. W.! 4. Lea! 5'"''' = "-''' ~
| cedar AID hicStry. ,,,
None # III! above Lane; = in tie least darsr" By Tie
| occupation Il armies att"r'yiJ..
)rr LII L.-d harir.s OF .UH o. i:y I"-c ' been ,N
trra above iaaJ, beside the us:a! rodi.r o. VIZ
H. rsta,c admirably I'D pod to Nc C'A u; eTH,
wheat and tobacco, aud i:1i;,
10. terms ai.I !ar.h"r panic lays "i I! ''-.,
Il!oS. i BARTON or
W.P tUHmAY,
Post Of SIC Dsrk I W. ~ II d'rs, How "a
s-i-dGE tne BaEi VI h.'.!' kG'A.."a'
ygAi.IENX IASD TDj. ..I,i,.-! hav",i lhN
IL tx County. Va, cci OF i.', c'nl!H': "'!r;
30 acr.s lying on uycv, B..c a.n"i. n''l h't
| urs nf III: Richmond slG DaaE.e i.i'iFe"i' ""''"
| )irc lpc s:.".
M, ;raa: .as uponi. Two Prey Good Se;'Ie@y'''
h.. 81 oil then, with 81 arrc' oi "ad' - ~"
| n-ll - u GO~-r rrop.r:y ,,
:sng ri ~ ghDofhIod conTcu:'ut 10 all ID" Cha'L"',
tnd o:c ri tie hntt ;oSatco GROWING '''''"s " "
S;-.r.
~" i.UG II Of srse Grey Soil, Vci! adapted - h'
g:c,:h o. tb various products =! his c".'i'
rarcUnr.y.) we'll wt;e rd by s"v"rni GGod i-- az
creeks ruuia. tirpugn ui"D :" Lch :Nrfs ~ i"' 'V
portion Of very !'rtIIc 10" grounds
Person. v,TS 20 Evrs'r "l Do 81 =" i;i0r 10
m :. CIpla,n John F.Gl2rr. r'''.:: o.. 'L' a'it't
..yIE Will show !; 10 ANY one "!n! .nS :, Sect ,
!: u' sod prior tie Isl C.'"b' next, ~: '' H.
cubic auction OF he rfcrrts";, t'6--G
FERNS: tH,h - ci"Gi;, To- nil p2.rn's"--
70. IurthrI Ia:.icu!aEe, aGr.s- ~" -i'-ri.h"r
J y. rHGLESi.il
Red Oak Grove Pos; U!hs"
,r,s.roc,l ch.rn,t.. TOMMY. Va
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r AND, LtSD.-I0,000 Acres Of LAND for sale
in G .orgia and Florida embracing many desirable
Farms and good improvements, Crops, Stock. &c. Ar.
PLY 10 c. PANN1LL Jr., American Hotel. between the
hours Of 10 ana Q unit the 18th inst:
REFERENCES
Goddin & Apperson SAM Ayres.
Ghss Bayne LAME 5. Toi!e'on IL Ca;teti
PHI Aylr't, Judge X Il Field,
Judge YIN. Robertson.
PANSILJ e. JONES,
Real Estate Pr, kerS,
,lnn,n En
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LAND Fa:t -.LE.-! WI.

4 'ONETNAND iIttD f'F'I $3.50. ,.uDtr ~
" Sell psiva:ey NY TT. 20! LAEU ~ w. er:r,.~..
of Lioocha.d. near COluE Jm. boU:I'H9h az lie =.
Sy the L.ti. Byr.! Crees and ;r,s"f'rd w lis
;i:r l-agh by the White C;r. x, fhG .,4 90.
iuncI but comfortable ard CoGTvHi'A', "',J M! T.
CO sary outaou.rs Th.re Is :! good t"o,fir lr.cr;
with Two pair OF stones alI III io'"fa'ir ~" M.l
the d.ra.I situated In the ceLt:" P"''' .sw, -
The $50 bland exclusive o. tn" srco"u' ill.,, .a
r. II 70. ,al!y 3yU acrcs, and has ore4 lTso c. 49,
INV land il the county. III. tract ca III, vi.
| tyyo or Il. re :arE!s. to suit purcL!s"''' ""!
purse, cali aud zee Tor 'i'srl"' ss.f: A. Milf
: j''o =.
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S'TRtTiD OR t-rG;.ET.- From til T-xas Hos
= piial, 10Th September. Il Ia ~ rr' HlLCll COW.
;h whit streak down rack. ii" IN or hoh
horn. au! ;air sirStiy r!nUrI 4 reason able reward
y III he ,u,:,l fox L,r delivery So ljr-l:i
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RoBT. HOWARD, Clerk.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

Mr. JOHNSON, from the same Committee, all
so reported bill authorizing the Board Of
Public Works to receive payment from the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Of
the sum of 81 100000, loaned to said CouIpa-
ny 10y the State"
Mr.. LYscI urged that the report be agreed
to. in order that the loan due 10y the Company
might be paid, and the mortgage held by the
State be released.
The question was taken upon agreeing to
the report of tho committee, and was decided
in the iFrmative--Ayes 81, noes none.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

- ENNIS.
u. MASufAcruHrN OF
PC + l. \ X ID . l.,
Tobacco Alley near Ixc.ang- tiU"l)
Til, IN. hs q how lee u','-I"1 i,r luhrl'a'fE
,r burn ng purpu. and one half cheaper than ';.'' s.
h.ag"n's Z: IN" manu- ctar'r wear" no" pr'N"r' 70
fiiru'sl DENNIS LARD Oil, wH.r' ~. 'vHrr.h pure
TYLEi: q son,
srpl2-3tt 81 : arr street,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

G4SJ" VIRGINIA. ANNUAL CONFER
cncr of the Methodist Prn;c-ianf Church.-Thr
commencing On IN" ;I:d 3D. THURSDAY in October,
.c'ii.
~ or'cr OF the S. ming District Comn,i zee.
|. WM a. CIR ICkER,
sc i-cN fwt Prrsiden, Of CoDtere CO.
RNf hEa The s.rvanSclcal Tract
~ >0rIcH,' representing al! d-uIIr.ai.ns, orsIa.
+ei Jul! al. ish ha- II, i.Itst time 20 iae prcrni,
D-ca supplying c"cG Army or the Coni:dcracS -E't,
t'' '-u Sp"lh-"ih ie.eiuu- R:.din;. !lGre Than
i""y TX !o'- oI pages Trac have U"eu ui,tr on
t' .nris-i Our brave sultr-. h- seed Las Lot been
so"h ~ vain. NuiIt rou' rtlrr- CEnpalG- CihGcis
hnh fTi'a rS I's l. the greet OIL whic has bee &c.
ruIr'lSnth aid tow thai the Suc-i: has tr,t aSrr;i
.%t=' i.sii"ineh;a' !" producing and aiming the
wonderful! .eNtv. WITH which q i blessing our
srmira
It 'aRNY AND Navy MFSsFSGrR" the suGirfys or.
gao - tr r"si poe uar H. p per III the Army IT
Las been COMM nj, II by t-:irraI Lee. = d by mcny
other rlim e. "icr.s WHO hay" canirbugd 10 its up
port IL ~ ~! 'cIn.nrI;:r 'h~ Soldiers and Sailors Pa
rsT. specially des I"G AID PFC lit then! amongst
vh"ti 1t Is distributed ~ triouelY.
h" v&psE>- IL great AID do at"ns solicited iur il
if'm gen ron. aud pat lotto Ctr,iiaa Pho !c.
U:dri5 or The frs-rnScT and for Irecto should be
addressed, and cuntrhutIrrs zen: 80
Efr. i. ". MILLER.
Sap. r!I,rl':"u; l.. I. Z.
lTL1ilyrr,y prt.r.Ou-g, Va
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EOR RENT.


JNOR RENT Tho spacious irrn From: War"hci'sc o.
I ,;ov.rnrr Street recently occupied by IL.
posse.sca given immediately.
For terms. Apply 90 .,,
.ny C.rrrr 3i.tn !. "a !..t: 81.
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nS T1URSpiN .,EXT, the i7th in-i.. we
J will have our USUAL auc.:. sar -!
Groceries,
manufactured and
smoking TeharcG,
i.iiGors. &c
Having large linz of line .,.,,, -, 90.
We Offer unusra adv aUsrs 10 hc!G"fe {" u 'ae'o ~
d. pore their ok -. sa!" ana ei"e'' mat '
notv uS O; the c"aS sumrn'S cym- pJ"s'st :" La
tlsy Ray BE- dily aiTcrt:,+i ,..
a. !I-ilS IIHDl " !i-'-I!i 90
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,,yD IN FLuyANTi coz s's...

GALE OF LtND IN FLufAH:r,..- o: s.us2s
- ras . a. It. ja ss:T i. Si 's Id: Is %a q At
g" 1r.g ~ appoiateo b. Coa oiE ;f'RDAY
;nIi:c auction, 70 The highe't bt', on itse! Z
- lsi DAY o: october next on tue rI:Yagi IL
Ain., S acofns the lana- 0: ho, "so.:osO
o;h-rs Tas hous.s poa The land so- I IL ,cigra2s
,vool dwelling ard the usu'! or',s.Isn, orchard
uair There is upon tee pi"ce 80 -HIe''
# r1n- N de- known Day: 'a'e' ~. Conn.,.
aug IS CIV lAo'. - lam
cpRING FARM FOR SALE.-
- con lauuS
abrrdsntiy wsered and tmoe.tt borheod coz
1 Hsssst III 10 hey ~. and IS 2=
turnout Abamarle Is cf.rsd 20 sac sf,srd 10 H. ece''
owner being in the army, and unable 70 S''~- 1891.
:. q great bargain. Apply !" nrASE T. Ja.nh''
30 9-eodlm
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WHEAT: WHEAT The suoec.5or. s:s pre-
w p.sed TO purchase 70 :ei7e aud pay T.; Wheat 'o
the 9ovssnnsn 10 bs inverted no -four TO! the uso Of
the ry and whsh neeessas .rish ttt tlIme1 WIZ
bsE, HAxALL a okssfaA"'E
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ETTCTION SALES
Nv Totirsar. Adams d Coz Auc'"'
Corner 9Th II Nain Strcec.
GALE VI manufactured TODncco'

GALE OF "ho manufactured Tobacco
IRON NAILS anu BLOCKADE GOODS
AT AUC.l ;., C.
Aslo O'Clock, oa F'lpAf next lie i'''' ~ ''''.
will oiler
% Lb!. and boxes Clarified sugar
) Crushed "'
~ Lard
IL Jan,a:a Rum
- kegs hi C.rb SOFA
~ boxes S'aT;h
50 rus : BrOwG sOap
o byl, \ o Molass:s
10 bar. aSr---slarr and rOtSq Hfuh
~;sSN I;.s'x ss<~ SNs
lA9 Brooins
5Urushris Peanuts.
LOCO packages Manufactured Tobacco
50 Lbls Smoking roSa ca
Lot in papcra and bags do.
$4,000 Cuban C.-ar,, s'ls wy eiioicr.
Blockade Goods.
80 psirs Mems and Wou,eU's sa"-s
:GJ M.n', Has
a-U pair Cotton Caris damaged
10 d, d" do good '"r
~ pi 'ces Il! ac.ro Cotton
~ FRO shoe 81 .:ngJ
~ Kegs Starch, soap ard reritmeFy
Small II; cf Borax
Alum Qun.Er,
Spirits Miro,
rLre Nrr a4d su!phcte t:rd
E.ubaTU, Cuvr., rcp1'r,
s.l:I-t,l. ROBINSON, ADAMS & Co
BY Tardy N Williams. AuciIonccr>.
Corner ljtn " Gary Streets.
rs TnTRspiN *EXT, the I7th inst. we
~ will have our usual auc'i"@ sale a!
groceries,,
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J. A. ANSLEY. WI HL:IG. Il J. SMliiL
4. AN.LEY & CO..
y. No $40 BROAD STHEFC
AUGUSTA Ga.
General ComuIi ION .Errr ants.
AND AGENk FOR SAB. OF
MANLFACfUKED TOBACCO.
RfiEk TO
r.iher tank il august.
Ntr"-r, IiuIt .IGrus> :. Co, ric;,,,cpd
E'lG Il Jones X Co..
-
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s.,u, Ui..lmc, " IL p'.v!., &C.
JOSH! II NLoUP,


,-AIJA t. real. II :Arn, SLAIE>,
! stock, Crop, Sr.. Tor -dic- =" 80 D. .F'L b"
,. l. NJ. .,,.rr "a, T!IC rSU,i t.r .i.s .s., rL4i
y,...ul IT,i ,.h%J. belonging 80 III" c.;air " re
nt, nL G...y, cy. L-nT lr.a,n i;u.c IA Ia 'oG@;! II
iu,f,llI .N,G. . ill-a lTrII hrIS:.!.c Stall Is {
d. . X ruu...I.i.. 3 ac.ra - U.u s-r'r: III" above
II -; rAcrrr 81! trii ia iiI.! iCnri' .1 ".u'.
hood: cone i:.t .IG:,!cs IL - i!r do L' r.H q
I......s - CunII stable ana i'"t x s.Ilitt, !S-G
..v., s:.alri m!i4 necessary IT lc=sC., 'nt.Nr r.
ri zen Likely iUi Nj HEGlOAS, l"aH..i,r i"n'i.! ii
Il ~ ....G G 81, tie cl.,.!c I:up =. 'N'!J "eNi'H
-, lot .! ;.rr it- u.d II >. al!UGis -. .'t Il
n l.. OF p,rn hog sheep Ii, !s,r, II "trEo". aid
l,It..,r. rurM.:u!r E,uLtntiom Fools. Ac,,..c.
Team. p..sG lr erect, 10 'rl' J. r!."str'
j; II. RAW LEY, r....r,
sr--i.,+ 4. e. T. y :, l..I, } -'1'
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DESEI,TEES,

The bill to outlaw desertcrs from the military
service of the Confederate States, was taken up
OF its second reading.
GThe bill enacts that the Jesertcr shall be ir-
capable of contracting marriage, acquiring prop.
erty, becoming guardian representative or trus.
tee or making a will, nor shall he be entitled to
the con:rclof his children, Sc
ar. RANDOLPH urged the adoption of the bill
Hi,h much earnesness and force.
Mr.. CoGTTIGL moved to amend the third Sec
tan ofthe bill.
Mr.. BRUCE advocated the passage Of the
bill.
Mr.. COLLIER denounced the bill rs one of
the most oduus ever submitted to legislative
bodv-propnsing. as it does, to punish citizens
BY civil law for offences against the military
law, contrary to any system of civil .iurispru-
icncc known to the law. 1.-THE bill be proper
" amended lie would vote for it and 60 as far
as any one in support of all proper measures
calculated TO advance the welfare of the army
Mr.. TAYLOR opposed the bill. He desired to
brig back if possible every man now away from
the army But he thought the restriction rela-
tive 70 marriage was calculated to do more harm
than good He thought the best means to cons
pei absentees to return to their posts was by cut.
ting down every species of extortion in the conn
try. and correcting other abuses lie moved to
strike ont the clause forbidding the deserter
from contracting marriage. &c.
The bill was debated till near three o'clock.
when, on motion Of Mr.. DouGlAS, the Senate
adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was opened with prayer at the
regular hour by the Rev. DR.. spriggs, of the
The Senate bill amending and re-enacting
the Act Imposing Taxes for the support Of the
Government. so as to authorize sheriffs and
other collecting public officers to receive Con.
Tolerate States Treasury notes in payment OF
The bill was passed to its second reading,
its commitment rejected, read third time and
passed by vote of yeas III, nays ,. Messrs.
Hall of Wetzel and Edwards of -, voting
in the negative.
Mr.. JONES, from the Committee Of Priv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

f,I'Bi.!C sal i:
OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE.
i h. sl.l,-cr5Gr- WI. sell ~ rUrnr nuc'o. Oh fD'
tie .G lay % Sl.. .Ii.n. upon the pom
Is,, a. Frriyrls .Urs, E'aI ior" - III
,!d town II ... IT, lake Samuel As"p - stRsI l.
III i.ri u.GIrTuus IaIi, II AM lV', suaI,i
=, -rr; ,..,!-i i.r his II rEIy - : =
b,r 4 Il =. .d,rchsyU:G Wa .;UH...! gro" Ia p' ~
H. I'll .iG wealth Syr.Cs: 81. (. ..G'Is.h 'etIH'U.aS.
= .:!, 90; a.! c.-..V.'', "' - - - a''i''-
~ . ru-id"SCr lss'" '.'H!.."S .A'ts'L.siS
-: ,s,,i,. n..i 10 wei + as'SHL he ....S.
I,I.l.-- to ph!i' I, sta 81. ~ T. wa p'NH'Ec
., ,..,. ,tc.-h JOSH ii .tLoUP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-15

J'O ALL OFFICERS AND MEN on FUR
l. Tough from Wise, BriRnde.-Ail officers and
fur Tough from this Brigide .!rreby or
dered report Immediately wihout regard To time Of
furlough. 10 Major CHEsSEY A a. G. OF Major General
By order Of Brigade Gen. H. A. WISE.
u. IA e: J. H. PEAKCE, a. a. G.
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BY Tardy N Williams. Auciioncers.
Corner 18TH " Gary Streets.
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TUESDAY EyEI1N5, Sept. Is, 1863.
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.

NOTICE-The doors open at q quarter tot. Perform
snce commence at a quarter TO O'Clock. sept'alt
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RJIY AGENCT FOiIaTiRt;.NIA.

TECE-YGLUSTEERS WANTED FnH
" thc First cGimcnI Of En- Eineer Troops, to
Serve with The Army of northern Eir2iniu.--
To aie bodied men, dCsTous Of srry.rs tn country ard
especially 20 Mechanics tn Engineer service ,ner, great
er | duceri"ais than any other.
TIE regiment wi!! comprise ten companies Of I0a
81
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From Washinotou

NEw YORK, March l3-The Times speci.
states that nine refugees from the South, Whc
arrived at Washington yesterday, give deplora
BILE accounts of destitution, and state there /,
much suffering in Richmond for actual ne cessT
ties of life. -- 1l - :
it is reported that twenty three rebel repi
ments under Anderson passed through Rich
mond last Friday for Charleston, an aggregate
OF 0,000 men. .H g--l 90 . =
Z. A Rollins, of N. H., is appointed Com.
missioner of the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Washington dispatch to the Herald saws
the prize steamer Adelia has arrived at For
tress Monroe from Key West. The priz,
steamer Virginia, bark and a brig, with
tWents.seven prize cargoes on board. had sailed
from Key West for New York. The steamship
Peterhof arrived at Key West, having beei
| captured by the Vanderbilt
The War and Navy departments feel salts
ed very short time only will elapse before
rebel communication across the Mississipp
river will be entirely cut off by Yankee inge
nuity and enterprise, without much bloodshed
The Tribune's dispatch says: Most earnes
efforts are making to induce the Treasury De
partment to fecede from its decision by which
foreign bottoms are enabled to compete foI
traffic between San Francisco and New Ycrk
but there is no reason to believe that the con
clusion which was arrived at after careful con
sideration of the law, will be reversed On th,
contrary, there are grounds for belief that al
Engliah line OF steam propelle will soon b.
put upon one of the transit routes.
1Ae Senate will without much doubt adiourI
tomorrow. IL will be difficult to keep a quo
rum any longer.
Gen. Rousseau left for the West this evening
to assume command OF his old fighting corps i
the army of Gen. Rosecrans.
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Rumored Capture OF Forts D0nelsOn
and Henry--AnOther Invasion of


PHILADELPHIA, March l3 The Balletin hat
a special from Cincinnati which gives rumo,
that the rebels have possession of Forts Douel.
son and Henry. Not oreditet; but troops are
ordered there 10 case OF emergency
gentleman from Savannah ooh, arrived
at Cincinnati yesterday. He 10 member of
the South Carolina Legislature. He reports
immense armies msssed in Tennessee 10
hold Rosecrsns in check while the other anks
hlm,and enters Kentucky and moves direct on
Louisville aud Cincinnati, only waiting for the
river to fall and the roads to dry up II is the
general talk in the South that q feet of IRON
clsds will be ready in foreign ports this month,
with which the Confederates propose to clear
the Mississippi aud cooperate 10 the movement
on Kentucky.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches,
A Fight on the YazoO.. In
Alabama,

CINCINNATI, March 13.-There was a large
and enthusiastic Union meeting here last
might. '.rr-.s -..i.. ,t.-..i
The United States Marshal yesterday seized
the real estate belonging to Messrs Jenkins,
officers In the rebel service. ,...
A spesal from Memphis to the Gazette gives
Q report Of fight on the Yazoo, resulting In
the capture of 1000 rebels and eight transports.
No particulars 80 XXX. liz ,. '..gaI.
A letter from Florence, Alabams, to the Mo-
bile Register, says Wayne county is full OF On
ionists, Joined by deseiters from the Southern
army, aud have become formidable.
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Brigham Young Arrestod.

New YoRK, March 13.-A dispatch has been
received from Salt Lake stating that Judge
Kinney to day isaued writ against Brigham
Young, under the polygamy aot of Congress.
The writ was served without trouble. Brigham
gave ball In two thousand dollars. The dis
patch further says the civil authority can be
maintained III Utah without the aid of troops,
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Van Dorm Retrsating.

NEW YORK, March l3- "A special to the
Herald dated Rutherford Creek, lear Colum-
bia, Tennessee, March 10, says: Van Dorn's
whole rebel force has retreatsd toward Shelby
vile. The country between Nashville and CO.
lumbls is cleared OF marauders, and the means
OF crossing Duck river is destroyed. ~ att
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CAIRO, March l3 1t was reported here yes.
terday that Fort Donelson had been clptured
The report ia not authenticated. Nothing from
Vicksburg
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CEvEN VERY DESIRABLE L. or
~ I'm WIN. A, ailPs East Addition to the city Of o,
lumbus. One Of them on the corner OF Broadway an
East Public Lane, and six In two Blocks Of three Lo
each fronting North and 5outh on Oak street near d
East end, on the most elevated ground in the CITY,
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From 20 to 6OLots

In VIM A. ellis Second North Addition to the city oar
Columbus, The East side Of Bigh street. few rodn
North OF the Depot. These lots have rich, black aIhs
uval soil Of IN or feet underad 90 more fee Oh
OF gravel. Located near the r.. Il. shops and othes
large manufacturing establishments, U. 8. Arsenay y,
grounds, and In the North part Of the city renders th
present good opportunity for Mechanics, Laborine
Men and others to secure, at small cost, Homestead
near their business AT time since the formation OF
the Government. has mono been abundant, labo
30 well remunerated as the present.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.
Real Estate has not yet advanced in proportion tog
other property. *
For particulars inquire OF Is
VIM. A. GILL, II
No. 30 North High St., Columbus o.
ian27-d3m
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Hon. William v. Peck, Chief Justice and Hon vii
liam Y. Gholson, Hon. Jacob BrlnkerhoG, Hon JosIal
Boot, and Hon. Rufus P. Ranney, judges.
L. j. Critchfeld, Esq Reporter.
Mac
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No. 107. The Dayton & Michigan Railroad oompan,
'. George Frdey. Metion to take case No. 2sI on Gen
eral Docket ont OF 10 order for hearing. 0yerruled
No, liz. Kelly q Grswod v. Mary Jordon. Motor
for leave to file petition in error. Passed.
No record with papers. i i1ilf Aleu ea
Adjourned until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.