davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-05-26
FROM CORINTH.
Raising Negro IScsimcnts-Two Ina-
portant Orders.

[Co.rcspondcnce Of the Chicago Tribunc.l
HEADQUARTERS Posi-, Co.lSTu, May Is, 1868.
Knowing that you take considerable inter-
est in the raising Of negro regiments, and In
order to show sou what VIC arc doing In that
respect, send you copy OF two orders,
which trust you will publish for the benefit
Of your readers. One regiment has already
been raiscd aud organized, and we hare ma
terial for several more. There are about Aye
thousand able-bodied negroes in this district,
three Thousand Of whom can be used as SOL
dle1s. We have two companies now doing
duty at the Contraband Camp, and they are
well drilled mud disciplined. We also have
about five hundred acres Of land in cnltiya-
ton, one hundred acres Of which are devoted
to raisipg vegetables for our soldiers; the re-
mainder is planted in cotton. Adjutant Gen
e1a1 Thomas paid us visit last Frlday, and
vas we'll pleased with disappearance Of things
in this locality. JEW
HkApQUARTERsLErrW WIG, 1Gru ARMY CoRps,
JACKSON, Tenn, May IS, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8-In cotnplance With
Instructions received from Brgadier General L.
Thomas, Adturant G1ne1al Of the Army, and to "a
etlitate the Organization Of colored regiments in
1.-An restrictions upon the free ingress Of per-
eons ofcolor into our lines are hereby resciuded-
u-Oftcers aud non commissioned officers au-
tnr 1Eis nn9nnss et.chsd ftnm ta IA regments
will proceed rs rapid'v possible to collect and
!;[nnts suen co'oseo persons s anu
M-These regiments will be Organized In the
saue manner as IS now provided for the organizes
'G1 TV0rbn - ar,f etsf Commissioned and non.rom.
miasioned CON- comp.n1 oeera and rat aS servants of
nf .sch xfs;n WhirS W., rr9;rnfs 1
arc 1vPn oP1eantzeda u1 I o1''s'n IL WHICH 'A'
} M w 20 5S
tzoops VINO W. 20 is IRON re-
idIy as con,p4nies. battalions, md tns regiments
and discharged, and mustered into The new regi-
ViGRe,ns3t5on, necessary dnr;nc the o.eaniza
commanders. The troops viii be Designated by The
naT1e NJ thn commaud,pr oficer untf such tirnc "a
The regiments shall he properly numbered
os e'n'a4sn1 VI ~ s Ws1r. Asst Adit. Gen.
Hr.nor.n7rrs n7.rn,cr or cor,s7u.
o127EtAla AAaa LoHrs, m: III 9s 3i::sr Eas'r
eoRlS7h. A'ss.' Aas 1s' 1aoo' r
SrEc1AL ORDERS No, 1S9--3y authority Of
Brig. Gen, L. Thomas, Adjutant General Uni
ted States Army, the following officers arc
hereby appointed to tile LIST Alabama iufAntry
'G1 c"io"tj. i. % AlssandcF, % Chaplain ssth Illinois
Iitmf, ttlonel-J, II. Irwin, Captain 1th Iowa
| infantry
JfojrT-E. H. Lowe Captain 9th Illinois infantry,
SGr1ton-Wesley Humphrey. Sd Illinois il.
! 1antry.
| -adjutant-Geofge Haskin, Sergeant esd Ohio in
fa1try:
y}scopsn sorasd afantTy. a. o'a'''o'o' se'san' 1s'A
IS Ss'g,a ;.t y Me'or-John svensen Private 5sd:I-
| Gu6rffruusser'S Ser1e0at-Luthet D. Porter
, 1863-05-26
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE,

Stamps Required for Municipal 0b;i-
Gationk-Stnlnpede fu the Interior
Department -Muntcfpnl Election%-
Ifnmalce and RcAlfty-Order In Ke-
lnaipn to Unpaid }Iountfe.-Intlfn.l
Relieved from Sentence Indian
Lands III Colorado-tmployn1e OF
Contrubuuds, Gc.
, 1863-05-26

IF The New York Daily !vttes styles VAL
landigham "noble. af1ectioual, patrlotlc
martyr." That will do,
, 1863-05-26

NOTICE TO SHPPERS.-Al
Freight going South Of Csi'o. nutt be aecompanled
With Duplicate Invoices. WITH PRICES tso oos1a per
,n,t. OF, to be flied with the Surveyor Ct the Port
and the other to he attached to the bill Of !adios and
accompanying the goods. No goods will BE- recstved
for shlpmens un1ess the above Is complied vita.
ABLE & Co.,
Tr.r.fes Agents Illinois Central B. r. Cssso.
Hogr. FopsrTu. Gen. Nesr'n AEt. nyaoe1o5 In
, 1863-05-26

Cash Capital 5000, 600.

This Company fs now prepared to tssuc Policies.
ana t., lhsutt Buildings Fur n!tust, and Mtrch lldi4a
Eec erauy. against 1u.s Or damage By st1e favorable
ter148 IL
, 1863-05-26

GEORGE ARMOTR. WILLIAM r Dn;GETT.
S"IGyOE \. SMITH, H,W. HtN>DALE,
WILLIAM NcHISpLEY JOHN Y.l.ELL.
HESRf y. ktfG, II. i, HuHlBUT.
auuS Y. EARWEIL.
WILLIAM E. DnEGETr, President
WILLIAM s1ckINDI.Ei. Vice President.
E<'LtlMslS A. SMITH, Treasurer,
WA. L. KHI.Et, Sec etRFY.
j. n. xcllk-tst -
. .urTtyQts
, 1863-05-26
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARhY.
The Battle of Thomp-
sons Hills,
PRESENT SATISFAC-
TORY SITUATION.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
INSIDE VIEW OF DIXIE,

[From Our Own Correspondent
Big BLACK RIVER CROSSING, Misc, May 10, 1868.
The battle Of Thompson's Hills is OF more
consequence than was ut first supposed. Our
list Of casualties swclls frjghtfully. We have
The ground and the day, but at q fearful cost.
The enemy's loss greatly exceeds our own.
In prisoners alone he has lost twelve hundred,
and in killed and wounded more than IS many
more.
TIE PRESENT SITUATION.
It is interesting to consider the ground we
have gained since the memorable first Of May.
All that portion Of Mississippi between the
river on one side, the New Orleans and Jack
sou Railroad On the other, Natchez on the
South and Big Black on the North Is virtually
in our possession. Not rebel soldier can be
found south Of the Big Black. We hare pos
session Of Grand Gulf. We have hemmed in
between the Railroad bridge and this point.
five rebel steamers aud one rebel gunboat and
have insured their capture or destruction.
We have made reconnaissance north of the
river and captured several army wagons with
supplies and ammunition. We have captured
two 32-pounder Parrott guns. One division
Of Gen. McClernand's army corps, Gen. Os,
terhaus', is now twenty miles in advance to-
wards Jackson, and tomorrow the whole
army moves thither. jackson once in oul
possession we are masters Of the situation
Surely here is abundant cause for congratula
, 1863-05-26

There are no guns mounted in the rear of
Vickbburg, although there is every likelihood
there will be now, That VIC are menacing the
city from the rear. Thrrc nrc heavy breast
wolks thrown up at Intervals If two or three
hundred yards, reg ular in conformation, and
, 1863-05-26

The Commission Of Internal Revenue has
under consideration two important questions
On the lottery section Of the Law. First,
, 1863-05-26
GILBERT i SAMPSON,
~ General Auctaoueer1 is d d Dearb3ra-at.
Furniture, Piano, Carpets
WALL PAPER, &c.,
AT AUCTION.

- AT ACCT1DS-Ry S, S1ckxK.oy. =. Lakz.s
Sornes sr Of En- Frsnk11 on NaSnsI NAY :st wxDSE
viii be aHld CIoths. 'Asnefrs saiaets Snanf,h Lne1
Elack Linen Thread: general stock Of Dry G~,ods.
E&e q C1osha and Carpeting '
my@!enSit It 5. NTEEEEsoy- Auctioneer
, 1863-05-26

SECOND ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
Kn1ED.-Co. A, Jamcs McCotkcr.
WouSDEp.-Co. 4. Clark Po,Id.
THIRT1ETH ILLINOIS.
WouSpEp-HcnEy Taylor.
TWENTIETH ILLINOIS.
WoCSpED.-Co. D, John George, John o. Dycrs,
George Lce-
EIGHTH MICHIGAN BATTERY.
WoEsDEn.-E. Rowley, E. A, Gambler.
SEVENTH MISSOURI.
K1LlED.-Co. II, Daniel Winchcll. =
WoUspED.--L;cut. Col. Vim. S. Oliver.
Co F-a1icl.ael Euright, William Ham. Missing
Jasper Stewart, George Rifle, VIM. keeyer. To-
tal-6.
THIRTY-FIRsT 1LLE0IS.
K11LEp.-co. I. Alexander Simpson.
EIGHTH ILLINOIS.
WouSDEn.-Co. F. Joseph Stalker.
Co. G-Capt. L. johns.
Co. D-William Deever.
E1GHTY-FIRST ILLINOIS.
WoryDEp.-Co. D. Claus Stamp. Missing
James Dndson. and James Coffee Composed kilIcI) J
FORTY-SEyEETu INDIANA.
K111Ep.-Co. d, David Lotzenbeycr. Josiah
Nufsebaum Co. 4, John Burgess; 10. y, john
Walker; Co. X, Thomas II Campbell. TotAl-5.
WoCspED.-Co. 4, Charles Barber. Elijah Hco-
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O. yussssy sosoies. the aolh lnss e G,es;st e
I oseaosS 81 scarlet fever, rnA6Ltn - ga, e.
tsss easid d j 1nis aed fnma Q us~f@d' ssse
Yoasv maIthA snA u d1yA e.u.- -
sAs 3. =, w' =: Ss MY ies sssssa a..
aHS..s.s ~ veur nssrt. sscAsa nothsr snvys 2ou
ss-r sosissoa 10 that bright ara harry wosid to
NHSsA goa AAvs Ises takse your aieetI
~ Of vooT little brother hut three wort MONTE
ara We wsuid not have yo6 back 10 suffer ~ you
sss fu.ersl viii tale place son thu ree.dnes OF
b,s 1asher. On Osnsi stssst, bsswsen 81 aud 81 en-
thn tWelnt sday) aftssnoon, 81 o'clock Inc
Efea6a md q aasinsanses Of the family also OF his
fraadssthss, Ar = Ctawfol i. are invited II attend.
e. fsssssbars. W. and rse h'sa', Am pspss
ptsass oo6S.
In nanehesssr, at the rssithncs Of Iii grandfs-
ther Rcbt BsirSi, 1OBxRr D., Oldest son Of ueo
4 and Margaret " jones' aged six yoars aud thfce
= funeral will tab. nhce a. The Ia. PresLyse
"a ess.ss !. . y s. u.
n vlted 10 attend without further nDtics.
At o'clock on Monday. evening. lsh Instant,
ROBERT RANDOLPH. son Of John kObsrt acd
Mamie Hushss, agsd IS months.
Their friends, and those OF Dr. John Dove ana
family are invited 70 aitsed his funeral, from et
John !. Chursh, this moruiug at II o'clock.
On .as Goth inst. OF ~hooping cough. 1lRMA
CONWAY, infan, daughter Il b end Rosa
johnson, egsd ls months and day:
sNn6er little children - come unto me; ana tot.
bid them not ,sof Of such u the Kingdom Of Heaven
Her hrueral viii take place this morning, a II
O'Clock. ON Cs@ mary Church The friends and
q a asn.anees Il lhs family are respectfully In.
vitsd to attend.
o. shs lsth lest, kra. NARY DRisC o.. aged
81 years. -
dsncs, on Byrd street, between Oh snd 7sh, ,tis
sfternoou, It 81 otiock. Flisads aud aoqua.nt-
aaess are invits1 TO attend
In tAla city. % tie 10Th inst. at u r N, AK
AlD1R GAIT, ri Norfolk, Va. in the ssh year
If biS U0e.
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Obituary.

Did, ct Ahe Passonnse In the Both year ef
Age, Mr.. FANNY n. COLE. wife OF the Rev Jo6h
Cole rectoc OF 81. Stephens ana 81. paols
Churches In the county Of Culpspsr.
The writer Of this brief tritu.e to her memory
can truly say. from life long cbservatiop, that be
has never known person more gentle, loving, snd
dpttful In all tho relations hfe. BY nature she
4ad unss!dAh. and self sacrificing aud when these
qualities were sanctif ID by geaee hey developed
Christian character sweetsned BY the charity
which gudereth long aud ID klod-beiisvsth all
things, hopsth al Thugs. AID tnd1reth iii THU g.
30 married Was her Christian character while yes .
erl that u the suffrtg - # the pariShionsrs had
been taken for the dttest person 70 be the wife Ct
their mlnis,es, every voice would have pronounced
her name; and wien she became z minister's Wis
he bore hasjf % msekly In her high Office was
70 pure In her vocstiop, that hes virtues did plead
like angels, tho cause which he preached with the
living voice. Tho wi ege In hieh abe resided ltes
on tbs great highway on which our army and thst
Of the enemy have tesn marching end counter
narcl ing during tho war. It has slss been the
eeat Of Q general hospital for sick and wounded
soldlera TIE events cf the war have Tina concea-
t1ated there many CT the victims Ct the war. Il 8.
COLE with other ike minded sisters Of mercy. was
unwearied In fee6iag the hut y, c:otbiHy tha
naked and entertaining III, stral ger. Whsn duty
called her husband TO tho hospital where pest;le De
walked In darkness or ID pray for our rulers 10 q
church 6l!ed with our enemies Ia arms, sha stiEed
the teatines ef her womsn!y heart end csee.ed
him BY her counsel and her presence.
Nay God bless her example and i've to ter al.
ctsd huiband sisters and little children the ri:
OF y for mourning and the garments praise fJr
the split OF heaviDeea I'll B.
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TtoMxIsg1On1sy sAL1 or TWO TxHI.
II Ma5g1u. on l6th anA vcnabls streets. ana
vsiuabla LOT On Broad bstwsen Fist and GA esa
Tho undDnlsnod. Commissioner, appointed b the
Circuit Court Of The CITY Of RtCtmond b The auit
stylAd 'Rysn = als W Mccarthy 4 oas J" vii. on
MONDAY, "a February, 1868. hcelr ming u oc!k
p. r., procsta to cell at public auction, on The
rremises, the foal,wing properly. to wit:
A Lot Of Land fronting en- 18th street. uesr ifs
Intersection With V<nable street, IL feet hah 70,
on which stands good framed teDe m,Ds.
A Lot Of Land nsar tbs foregoing. fronting 20
feet inches on Vspatls street near to inteFssc.
tiou with 6h street, on which also stands framed
tenement
between 2ist and 22l stx, fronting IS fest and
ming back 100 fest.
TERMs-cne. third ca b; the balance on , credit
Of 6 and j2 months. iatersst sdded, ard lille re-
tanned ucii tho whole purchAee mos,sy II pAid and
q conveyance DIRECTED bv tho Couit. II the puT-
chAsers desire 1t the whole purchase money may
no phil in c.sh.
TIE title Ii believed to be goos; tbs Commission
ers will sonvsv. however, with special warranty
Tho taxes for 1853 to be paid BY the purchasers.
WM r WATSON, (C
ALYx II SANDS, ooA' IN
Eale conducted by GcDDIs 4 PPlFsoN. Aue-
tfsnesra JA2i-tdS
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y.a. ..s,.~u,asn Il tAsss Osa&ss dsosodsa upoa
b,as,ee ssaeAs - pspss, tho Henssse woasa ~
,eanty sshjuo.ss thsn b ses1 sAoss u6e.-
TAsl baaslss o. ~ AslA e. alnacst always sssse
.ross - thanssavsas ca pap~. they srs oaiy =
many tssumpAs. sasA Soe ~ tina uaparshse. ana
sasA rsslns II Aisna0 md Importance above tee
sthsr. Hat Ne otAsr Aay Ne 49, them haday .
the ~ as nastfseahosensh end vieasAafe. 1heS
havs nsAs sAsmsalvss anspds ater thels ssshi0e'
by srsAs sistosy a Arkaoas Post
WnA rssasd 70 IL details Of this esp'oN, =
puAahAsA By - yesterday from sse .s" 1..-
Hwsh. ~ nsss ssy tlas We ars asasfV 'eesso'
.e.a A,k,asas Post b ~ old French ss'uss1sns
n Arkans.s eoaaty, On tbs Arkansas fivss' Aeoas
- A..Area ns,ss shove The mouth. II was poss
A.. n. sxi1seses Ct the United States. and va
aaan, . sneu force never S6rA. Ne believe. than
- - sne,, ooneaaies. There were no fstiasa.
-. ,>.ra "a a fse - we can learn from tee
sposs Nliesss iaauhy q the proper scures no soo'
ssSsr.h,s body q nssps Al ths utmost Il b not
behaved tAsa there were move than foar OF dvs
Annand. Yet N Yankee paper victory sAsls fof
= 90 psisoesrs. $50 lid and wounded. and nice
cannon. II we placed cesdit In this alleged sis-
tory, Ne should b q loss to know from whence
% many men ane. how they got 70 Arkansas Post
who eonmandsd them, and what cou.d have In'
Asesd them ~ surrender without inasssicg lon
oe more than eos hardssd men upoo the enemy
Ths whole sso.y e ino< diSle. end We pssdiss Tat
Il vim turn GU. 70 b fabrication. based upon the
surpkiss and eaptu.s Of IN cd 6lAp'dassi foss'
md few companies left there to guard the public
sAsahA We en- nsvdf - induced 20 tsHsvs shAs
7,sol Ooassdsrais solai.rs could have surrsndseA
sfsar rssistance % feeble - that implies IN the
Yaasss sssounts, without making some effort 70
sssapA ssthsr By shsndanins the post before 1t
v.s hvslsed Or euts,sg shsir way ont sfser Il vat
q fsw aays, however pcs.ialy Q few hours, will
h.ins ~ fsporss ffo0 chr awu cficsss IN that
nuaftss
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4 Aosthxn payer infs:ms rs that der u.at!on
II Germans Asvs waited upon the Goriii& express
ing thef 6Sse TO eoloniss portions Of Florida and
snaaes ln The cultivation Of cotton. The Ape
ssams - think Il very good idea. and the enter
psisine 0szmaas wil no doubt take passage e. soon
. possible and prdessd with their hopeful expert
msns. Il can seafcsly be called IN experiment.
howsvss. for IN attempt has been made before to
eeaoniss whites IN Florida and cultivate the soil BY
white lasof. Il soon cane 70 grief ~ might have
been Soesss1n; the sun and the malaria put Q
prompt qaistus upon the undertaking, and Il turned
out eomplsts failure. 10 labor but nssro lab =
can ever succeed In the cultivation Of Southern
sssp,sA end even hat cannot suesssd except It u
sontalsosy.
9As 0eeiia and his Supporters are engaged In .
M ~ oaly with re South. but with the lmmu.
table lsWs d Cd and nature. In such q contest
u requires 10 prophet to zee who will 60 to th.
wall - mAeeiay Of The Washington Govern
<usnt 3 eqaal 10 IT. malice
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
1.-TWO NxW AND TIMELY BcCKS.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON
Lave nov. ready

j.
THE Jadss Advocates Wade MISUNDERSTANDING
q general view Of Military Law sRd the frac-
tico before Courts Martial, vita an Bpitoms Of
the Law Of Evidence, M applicable to Military
.. . Of the great merits which ehtIacterlzs this
book. some correc. idea p,ay be dsrived from the
fact that the Secretary tf War and kdjutant Gen.
eral have ordered, f.r the use Ut the Government,
oss tA0usand copies Of dse p' esent edition.
II.
CHIEY Points In tho Laws of War and Neutrsii
~, search and Blockade-With tbs char e s
CT 1855 and these now proposed. By John
Fras.r Mcqueen; Esq. one If Fer Hajssly'
counsel. Pr.ce, 81; by mall 81 25.
50 This admirable little work 10 from the pen
OF an able ana learned Hritsh juriet already well
known by his many works Of the highest authori
~ among the legal profession. The present PFC
ductton Of gre at interest and research and should
be In the hands of every statesman and scholar.
n Orders should be addressed to
WEST = JOHNSTON,
n 2l-lt Publishers &c, la5 Main street
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Thad Stevens and the Nisgers.

4hsA atsvsr, \ dStssmlnsd not to let the con-
tr.>.>A. ct The brsad Of idlsnssA A. 3O.0c0
Yssnus roeps 70 ont ef sssv!cs In Nay, hs pro-
po,so 70 suppiy hak The dedcisncy By dafhies>-
~ hsAee, therefore. ere likely TO have lively
uns Il u IN future. They thought. no doubt,
vAse they Islt their masters snd went Of with the
Yanks<s, sAas they would spend tie rest OF theif
savss N ulsnssA which stass y the genuine Afri
sa.'s Ned Of Heaven. They are likely to nnd
<he seelvee mistaken In their calculations. "a wtssr
~ Asvs been before them. The TAM e,s do not
hnow vaas 70 DO with them. ny carrying them
,aortA tAev dIsslses win labor IA country where
~ !. sltAsr voek Of starve. The hcgo number that
have already aoos thsss has been the cause OF
ssf.ous riots on more than ore occasioa The still
srsasse number sxpsstsd may bstei Intestine VA.
Il u ahsoluply necessary to do something with
&hem. and Trad thinks h. hes found out whaa That
snmsthiW shsuldte
Poor ear 4 placed Ia . most awkward predica.
manA There has been nothing like it since the
dsys q the TRIAL q witches BY the oe6sa Of water
II The psrsn seeused swam che was witch, sad
vaa burnt Sor skIu In aquatica. II she sank che
~ No witch, and was oply drowned. 30 cuff
mast enlist or be shot BY tie YANKEES. no ca
LIT h u 70 expect no quarter tom h.s former
uaeesu. fsr most sssursdiy none win to given
He va have already forfeited bis life BY bearing
srms against Ghs statA II taken, be viii be hang
a; Il not taken. be stAnds pretty good chance Of
hsaag shot; IL he escape, the Yanhe.s win brig
him bask again, ana ksep on trying him uatn they
sss him flashed ct last Hsrs Ia q very bright
prospect Tor poor euf. and /: cannot fall to make
hin moes n levs than ever with tie Yankees
tn fasroduetion Of this propes:tlon BY Stsvcrs
indioaass IN assurance On his part. and doubtless
On hat OF his party also. that the gap to be made
b. ths Withdrawal Of 40 many men in Nay cannot
~saily Be allsd up. Az citizens ths Ieseo will i'm
prove Yankee society very greatly. They are bat.
~ bred and more honest But they are net ex'
sstly he material for soidsrs. and - the making
q thsm soldiers y not what hey brsained for
when thsy ean of and LETT their matters, they vii,
not 30 apt 10 take TO Il with very good will. "a
pseaally when they know thst they are net to Ok,
Pest quaatsr u taken. The Yankees must have
hsosms tired, Indeed. Of the war when It Il found
pscssaasy 70 A up thsir ranks By such substitutes
TAs elreunstanes Il fali Z ense fragment to us.
end oashi. By al meant. - stimulate our sushori'
~ h pushing tho eoaseriptlon. LIT "a have q
fsll army In the spring, and Ne viii put IN end "a
shls lass Yankee levy. They viii never be able TO-
sAlss smother. By ell zaeans pcah tho cInscEip
tiOn.
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~ 09lb R1kDo ! vess AoSN11Deoo9A
r AE0H LOT or ULOru.Aa. Bo0rA
saols, 1929. nsp Ply a e. %. At Au6
nsnsing q 10oeloek, Ne win ssli q our ware.
CLOTHING. BOOTS, sa0xs,
Tho Clothing. Boots ana Shoes = Il; b sxAib,ssd
on our sssond Moor. Ths sale wiIi com@enes Win
the Clothing. ocussstius Of about ono hundred
800 fancy Cashmere Bushes. Css.s
100 black Cloth Frock do
50 superior Dissk Oassirore do
$50 Beaver. Pilot, Cloth. and Seal skin Over
800 psrs nIack and Fancy U.sysms,, p.s,,
800 satins Sflk. and CaAime,s Vests
Oil cloth Goats
Dressing Gowns
Nsrino Shirts and Drawers 0vershrts
Fancy Flannel shirts, etc, etc.
After which, say q IL o'clock. will ssll abou,
100 Gases and lots Of yrssh
BOOTS AND sHOIs.
Many Of which are In original passasss. consisting
In part Of
10 eases Extra Cavalry Boots
10 Mems Double sole and Dress Boots
300 pairs Mems Extra Ialmoral Shoes
leo :" High.cut and Monroe do
200 I" Ladiss Lined and Tipped Balmorais
900 Goat and Moro eco Boots,
30 cases Mems and Boys Fs.rs Beosaas
Ladies' Morocco aud Kid B Issi,s,
90 Lasting CATERS
Muses. Shoes, Boots, and Sill pass
Boys I. and B. Shoes.
-ALsO,-
Immediately after the sale Of shoes
500 Mons Blsek, Drsb, All Fancy Hats,
part Of which ass Of superb Qustiiy.
After which, say at 0'clcck We viii offer a
large and splendid assortment Of
FREEH DRY GOODS,
Consisting In part Of
Superior Plain, Black, and Taacy De LANES
Black, Fancy, and Kuabroids,ei Msrin0s
Superior Fancy End Mourning psiuts
Biesched Shifting. Canton szrnsls
Piaid Domesties. Heavy He ma7i ems
Fancy Oassimeres, Sattinets. Fuisd Cloths
Melton Cloths, Plaid Dress tiJods
0,rghA ms, Elack Alpscas, Fopiins
Black silks Printed Cashmercs
Red, White, Gray, and PS,n.e fiannsls
Best Engish and American PLA
Blk Cotton, and L:uen Cau,bsi3 aandkEs
Country Jeans, Sleeps 0rays iiasegs
Easpsndsr, Agate aad Pearl IN ,yls
Msssallics Quilts, Hoop skirts
Patent Threads. Gloves. GsnIi.e's
Comforts, Needles, Country sccss
Fine Combs Tooth Brushes, L ,yr,opes
Superior Cap and Letter Paper. ,tc.
Tho whole composing the Ia, ses. and best a.
sortmen. Of Dry Goods, Shoes ard Clothing ever
offered Mt auction in this market.
jae KNIT, PAINE s CO, Auc!s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-21


tlARY OF THE WAR roR SEPARATION:
daily history Of the present Revolution,
brought down to the day Of publication. (Jsn.
81, 1862 giving full accounts o! all the Bat
tlea Engagements, and 6klrmlshes Of the war,
tumbsr Of killed, wounded, ard mi<sng with
notes OF the war and nArv atives Of all the SreAt
bstt.s-dslds, including Alexander Walker nsr-
rasivs Of the battle Of 6hiaeh; to which i4added
ApoiiJ:al history Of the old Union - a 70
view Of Abolltionisn, lie 6ecoud eal.Itn, &c.
vleed aud enlarged Price, 81 so.
TIE COaF1DERAT8 STATES ALMANAC,
and RspCsitn1K OF Us fal Knowledge, for The
yeas 1868 b Clarke.
TIE OOu1kU21ATE HOUSEHOLD ALMA.
MAO tor tn year 1863
Hor ssIs By al bookseller
H c. UARKA PubiiShe.
js2i-3tA Augusta, Ga, and vickxburg, Mics
NEW 0Ri0f11L Howell,
IN now R1ADY FOR PUBLICATION.
OAsIkIR: A vssitslA Narrative Of Peace and
Passion, Sentiment and Str:ss, in three books,
bye. I. L. STUART.
The Puolishsx bees 70 announce this woak a. the
0sst oisina euntrituton 70 tho standard literature
Of The Confederate States By an author scms of
wAne4 QssAs~ e 1eeioE rank. alraAdy among the
at9n6994 novel9AoY EngaAnd-sueh o. Ftifwin
kaa1ta. Kate 9tevpast. &c fhe w0sk wss written
ex0eoely TO I'D In peruprentiy DISPLAYING the peg.
aletouA 0sers1urs with WfDeh the corrupted taste
- tAoEorhid Yankees had flooded Cur county
n tloG6 Of me J and matters, scenes and c;rcum.
MAne6s, events an1 adveI lures, which must render
ltfRsSeome n every hmliy circle.
NM-ns ". BAHn0IPa. Pubsishas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-21

L. EGTICR-OH!rg 70 The Sickness Of our
Auct:oreer, We shall have 10 GALE on Thursday
next Our next sac will, therefore be on Til URs.
DAY, the 22d inst We have now on hasd snd
will effer at private salo--
81 bbls prime Brown Sugar;
1900 boxes old Manufacture Tobacco. OF beet
brands and choice quality;
so eases Kiliikinick, w A Beads aud other
choice brands smoking Tobacco;
GOO kegs Old Dominion Eails;
500 sacks Bait;
100 tierces Rice.
Besides great ns1y other articles il the Grocery
and Dry Goods iins.
ia ITS TGRDY & WILLIAMS.