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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
From New orlean. and Tens.

NEw YoRK. January 30 Tie steamer
Mary Bordman has arrived from New Or
leans on the l4.h. and Key West on the
20th. She brings Galveston advices to
the i4lh, brought 10 Ksy West by tho
steamer Nor.heru Light, from New Or
LEAFS on the I7th. The United States
rloop Of war Brooklyn, in company with
nix other Federal steamers, were oil Gal.
weston. They saw q steamer in the oihng
The steamer Hatteras Immediately goI
under way to speak her.and when within
haiIipg distance asked who she was, and
received IN answer that il was Her Mnjos-
Tvs sloop o>war Spidord. The COM
mander OF the Halteras told them TO wait I,
and lie would send boat 10 her, and he
had Just lowered boat with an Officer aud
crew 10 her when the steamer opened her
broadside and liied into lhs Hatleras.
The Brooklyn got under way and start
cd in pursut OF the stranger, but night
coming on, lost sight oil her, aud was
compelled to give up the chase. On re
turning from the Hatieras, she sunk in
nine Iathoms OF walor.
The officers OF the Mary Boardmau
were unable to give further particulars
The stearmeT was doubtless the pirate
Alabama. The HatterAs was merely Z
transport, but Carried four guns Of lighl
ca.iber. .. ...sf. .t..a
The New Orleans Delta Of the l6.h con
tainS the following letter: a
"BERwlcK's BAY, January Is.
IL have just learned the particulars o
90 affair Of como importance which tool
place yesterday.
''Early 10 the day, Commodore Buch
nuan went up the Tssche with the Cal
houu until lie cams to tho obstruction
placed in the chanuel BY the rebels, A
this point. unlucElily. the gunboat 60
aground. Commodore Buchanan. how
ever, Il is aaid. wont forward some dis
tsncs, and was sho. through the heat
from one Of the riae.pits near by A mar
named Whiiehurs,, also belonging to th'
Calhoun. was killed at the same time.
Colonel Thomas, Of the 9th Vermont
hearing the firing, ordered his regimen
TO charge the pit, which resulted in th,
capture Of thirty prisoners and the die
persion OF the rest. have been told tha
ak rebels we're killed. l learn on goo,
authority that tbs captain Of The rebs
gu6G0at Tallen wau killed. Il Is also I'd
ported that the gunbos. YES captured.
. f =.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
highly Important from Mexico

New YoRK Janus.y a. BY tba arrival
of the steamship Sheldtakc from Havana,
we have tie following:
HAvASA, January i4,-Our sugar crop
is beginning to make lie appearance in the
market. The crop promises 10 be a very
largo one. .l... .-l.t .n 5..,
The news iron. Mexico ia highly inter.
esting and Of an exciting character.
French communication between Vera
Cruz and Oilzaba has been complete cut
of by the Mexican guerrillas.and can ouly
be re established d kept up by lheFrench
posting strong guards all along the route.
The Mexican gucrrillas are in strong force
all along the rou o, and worryth French
increasingly. Of
| Itis reported that the French have
been rspuIs d and driven back from be-
! fore Puebla with great l,ss.
The French General Berthiars van
guard. four thous ,Ed strong. was com
plrt,ly surprised by eight hundred Mex
lean cavalry, AMI about two thousand o
tho French troops were killed aud wound
ed Several French officers were take
by tho lasso and dragged OF. oa' ~
The prospects Of the French look sx
cerdingly bad. They can got no supple
from the country, and are surrounded b
mos, det,Imined enemy who watch ever
opportunity to take advantage Of them =
: No French soldier can stay from bib cam
without being lassssd aud dragged Of b
some Mexiunn guerrilla who is on lh
, watch for him. ..t. ..,. ....t,,.
. The smallpox, in its most maliguar
form, has brvksn"onl in Vera Cruz, an
8 lasare,lo il being bull! for that class
|, pAlIsDts. ..f 4..I .. Lied. .
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1,nu ,he ReheI. ru, % Earope.

One Of the intercepted rebel lotterO con.
tains the following:
q | wrote you long letter BY the bearer
Of tlis on the 30,h, but he was, turned
back, and part Of his party came 10 griel
on the Potomac, Ny chief object 10 wri'
rtiog is 10 tell you that ------ will be In
Europe almost as soon as this. He went
to Texas, as l wrote. but 10 q letter vest
erday received. be says he would sail the
next dsy-0ctober 10, He goes from .
Nsricdn port 10 Cuba. and Msncs across,
He does not enter into any deiailS. bu,
tells me he hasa 6ns chance for Speeu'
latiOn., but wants to be back 10 Texas esf'
Ily in February, D, ",
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The Cnninred Rshel Sples.

WAsnIseroN, Jan. 24.--John Boyle
and Charles Powell, lately arrested near
Dumfriss, were both rebel captains on
Gen. S,uart's staff. The evidence against
them seems to be conclusive as to their
being spies, who. dressed iu citizsus
clothes. kept their chief constantly ad'
vised OF our movements, and e'peoially
Just before the last rebel raid on Dunn
fries. t,t0 m @
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France Friendly, TO the American Gov
ft eVumAnt. r

v Count Mercisr repeated to day, his as
,suraucss Of the friendly regard Of the Em-
peror Napoleon, and said he wished to
have i. announced tba, the Intentions Of
France in her proposal Of mediation, aud
in her expedition to Mexico, are in conSo-
nance with the most friendly feelings to
the American . Union and American inter-
ssts. Tha. 10 regard to Mexico particu-
larly. the Emperor had no purpose to in-
terfsre with American rights, or the rights
Of nations, but only to maintain the h0n-
or Of France. I.a II
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expedition against the Utah indians.

SALT LAKE CIrr. Jan. 25.-Au expe'
ditiou Of cavalry, infantry and two how
itzers under command Of Col. Connor,
started uorth to-day TO chastise the In
dams. 600 Snakes, iutrenchsd a. Bear
River with rihe pits. 200 miles north,
have recently become outrageous. mur
deriug the Beaverhead miners and bid
ding defiance 10 the soldiers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
For the Gazette.

Is there wisdom in resisting so vebe.
msnlly as we often do. everything that
does not accord with our own concep'
tions2 Truth will utter itself in spite Of
US. II there is apology for our resist
ance. it will ts, pei haps, in the fact, .ha,
conflict only brings the truth out sooner.
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APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENyENll'S BOOK STORE. "
Thre Doors west OF hooking valley
Bank. 'iVN7 =

The richest soil withoutthe aid 80 300 F15
OF Books Is swiftly choked with every weed, s-
And brings old heather nism back again
with every vice and crime that human nature stAin
Has Igno rance iseased the seulwifh proHessiuTcl
Would parents save their children from each viS
aud ctimef ,t,t .F.
IL svolumos suit each case and suit the umei
w ould parents now prepare emfor'heirmn
no od'sdayf
His Stock poiuts out and keeps them In the wayi -
From School Book mp to Books for deepest mina a
The Stationery cheap and me OF different kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper forthe WaiisAo
Blinds, .tf.t sA..o. .u.v,-,l 8
Come see his ample Stock while low WARP
: tapseadsh - ~ 9feE
And prove thatBRENHsNAh 10 going ahead,
Come buy, I, TO Human Eisv6tiea true,
nd push ahe ea yonr SHiidIcn aud your coNnW '1ill
Lancaster June lzy1e0s. 3.tf.- ~ 1,.g.g,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

WASHINGTON, January xt.-Ihe oec-
rstary OF the Navy received the following
TO day: N.L.
.. CAIRO, Jan. 1850 P. NJ.
I have just received telegram from
Memphis, from Acting Rear Admiral D.
D. Porter, on board the United States
steamer Black Hawk, mouth Of White
River, January 20, as follows:
1--WE have taken St. Charles. Duval's 8
Bluff and Des Arc, and the ight draughts
are over 800 miles s5ove the mouth OF
the White River. The DeKalb. Lieut.
Commander Walser, captured at DuVaIl' Is
Bluff two 8 inch guns. with carriages,
ammunition. 10. 200 Enfield rifles, and
three platform cars, and at Des Arc we
captured 80 prisoners and quantity o'
arms and ammunition"
A. NJ. PESNcCK, Fleet Captain
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In the momen, Of trial. our best aids
will be found 10 bs in recurring to our
own experience, and in the conscious
ness Of good cause. These are resour
ccs that vi ! not, cannot fail to sustain,
il they do not bring us suoces.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

Losr.-During the past week, a Fur
Collar. II is supp sed to have been lost
ON Mulberry street. The finder vii con-
fer a favor by leaving il either at this Of
ice. or the store Of MsSsrs. KUrz, REDER
& Co. ,..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

RE General CoUcH succeeds General
SUMNER, and General Il. 7. SMTa Gsuer-
al FGASKLlN. 10 tie commands Of divisions
in the Army Of TIE Potomac.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.


Two resolutions have been introduced
10 tho House endorsing the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation, one by Mr..
Bradbury. the hearty aud whols>souled
mombsr, and war man. from Gallia, and
one by Mr.. West, Of Logan, perhaps the
ablest lawyer in the House, with the ex
cspion oi Mr.. odlin. These have been
laid over. under the rule, aud have not
yet come up for discussion. They will
no doubt be adopted, because every Un-
ion and War mau favors the Proclamation
as war measure, aud because every
lawyer, not prejudiccd by party, knows
that r.,.. .a ,s,t ..a. ...tG 3ro ..s.
lst The Proclamation is not uncon.
stitu,ional, because il does not remove
Slavery. as an institatioa. from the terri,
tory. 1t only frees the slaves at present
held. Hence. it is no more unconstitu'
tional than a Proclamation ordering that
all the cattle coming within our lines
should be appropriated or destroyed. d.
3D. Under the law Of nalions, any
Government at war has The right TO de-
sIroy any properly which is a means Of
support as a source of'trsngth to the en-
0mV,' 4.t.,l s..igHf .lIH.iI ..H .~u
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

Tho Rev. WILLIAM CosaRovE, while laboring al
Missionary In Japan, was cured OF Consumption, =,
when all other meaus had failed, by recipe obtain.
cd from learned physician reading in tho great
City ofJeddo. THIS recipe hns cured great num-
bers who were suffering from Consumption. Bron.
chitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the de-
blity and nervous depression caused by these dis.
orders.
DESTROYS Of bonentting others, will send this
recipe, which have brought home with ne, to all
who need h,fTee tf charge, Address
st Rev, WIN. COSGR0VB,
430 Fulton Avenue,
Dec. II. ls63-30Iy Brooklyn, n. Y.
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MpcKLLANxous.

Among other resolutions iS one intro
dupsd by Mr.. Cook. Of Wood, requesting
Congress to pass a law allowing the loyal
Stales TO collect the Interal Revenue..--
l. can be collected by the SIa'e Govern.
msnt at less than half tho present ex.
psnss Of collecting. The bill passed by
the Senate last wintsrallowing the soldiers
to vote. viii probably pass the House this
winter. Last session acme Of the mem.
bers opposed Il rs upce constitutional. Ifit
should pass, We may expect Union Lee.
gislature anda Union Governor ioi the
Lsxt term. The Governor IN his meseage
recommends the passage off, law amend.
ing The law defining treason 90 tha, II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

Each man is but a unit in the plan o
the universe results Hre ruled bya high
or power. 5000. .J., f.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

R.aM.cLAsGE, Esd. y giving prOpp.
attention 70 the collection q Military
Claims. back pay, boppty. pensions. &c,
Widows Of deceased soldiers srs enai
tied to pensions--s to Mr. Clarke.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP
~ II MI II NJ "A :" ".

TUNHE Annual Term ofthe Pleasant z ownships em-
1862 and consist OF 90 week, divided into
siOns, as follows: nF d-lrt3 Ntfl 4tgF
Sumner Session, from March alto June go 1860, ~
Twelve weeks tuition, 80. Vacationl0 weeks.
FanSession, from Sc ptomberl lstto Novelist, Ie80s
Twelve weeks, tuition, %. No Vacation, ~
Winter ssion, from Nov. ~, 1869 to March 18th,
1863, sixteen weeks tuition, %. .o 4e
ITPNo re- on Tuition on account o absence.
T7BoardIng will be furnishSdby the Prinelpalat
% per week. a. -. qaf =.
TTeIhave also purchased a Piano, and secured
ofProf. H. ScHNEiDER Ia q Instructions
upon the, Piano and other instrumental muSc,on
'0''on-''' ''''-'"''' 80 JOSEPH FEKMAY, . i
March 10 te0c-5i.Iy' Principal.
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more Trlumphs in Arkansas.

WAsulNorox, January 94.-The Sec
etary OF the Navy received the following
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

Gen. Rurnsiis has been supercsdsd by
Gen. Jcs. Hooker. Fighting ice" will
no doub, put the sscesh through to suit
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The Yankees.

In his address the other night. President Dawn
said os The Yankees tina. they had gotten posses
Ion Of . Government which they did not under
stand, and which In sIx months ,hW found them
solves totally unable TO administer"
In this respect ths Yankee has proved that be
u ths same animal with his Puritan forefathsrs in
yasla.A The sect Of Puritans which grew up I'm
Dr. Elizabeth, and expanded prodigiously under
Janss, ~ already become sufficiently great under
CHARTS 70 tsEn the scale in the contest with his
Pasilamsnk The time was, beyond all thiags, op
perfume for thsR. Real. numerous. and mighty
grievances existed, and 1t became necessary to lop
them o. even At tbs expense Of civil war. These
gslavansss we're religious o. we'll ~ political; and
this fast gave the Puritxns sn opportunity which
thsy did not nsgiscs. They had the power to tnrr
the whole struggle into . religious VA, and wher
The throne ell they remained In the ascendant =
fhsir tyranny Was 70 hateful that they soon sue
eumbsd undsr military dsspotism, and when tha
va over England submitted 70 the most degrading
0oysmlnsnt that ever reduced proud nation 10 4
xsssatiiy for twenty-five years rather than attelnp,
70 overthrow II. They feared Republic, because
they associated the name with Puritan ascendancy
They Lxte the name Of republic to this very day
notwithstanding . vast majority Of the people
must havs been republicans at the commencement
Of tho great civil war. The Puritans got posses
sion Of the Government, and they were just tx una
bic 10 manage It thea q the snkee ars to ADMIN
lister their present 0overDmsnt. Beth fell instant
y under military despotism - SIS they under
took H. n,an age the Rspublic.
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The North ought by this time TO be sstisdsd tina.
iN eLsrishs< scheme Of Southern subugaton IL the
wildsst delario that ever took possession of the
mind u . reasoning pe0rae. 1t IL now nearly two
years since Il undertook the execution Of this crazy
md wicked project, and il is no nearer its accom-.
pshrasht than when II began. In fact II IL ar
financially morally, and physicslly, whilst the
Goa,h has been growing stronger every day. So
fer from having exhausted itself by its ef1rts la
Resources have increased its nsunitons Of war are
far mere abundant, ard ills military appliances
more pssfsss than when the war began. BY carry.
ing ont the proviHons Of the Conseript law to
embrace only The men between eighteen and forty,
Il bring xsveu hundred thousand soldiers in the
tsN, who. fighting on thoir own soil. ought to be
eQua. 10 q lsast million and half OF invadsrs-
When We remember what the Houth has already
accomplished with small armies agsinst superior
odda. have We not every rsason for confidence in
~ tntafs. n ths Confederate Goysramsnt, az We
bsisvs Il viii, shaM cause the Conseript law to he
thoeouehly sxeeutsd Bennett confessed that the
aosth he's not - yst mads IN impression upon any
vital point u the seuth, and. In our opinion, she
viii net be able TO make grsstsr sxertions In tsf
tire Than ~ past unless Ne encourage her by ~.
laxing osr susrtiss aud supinely resting on our
lanssls. The whole world. outside Of the limitsol
tbs uuitsd states sces and declares the impractica
bllty Of he conquest Of the south and yet the DO
sotasA Ysakss asvsramsnt ebstinAtsly persists in
this xost wisksd md most saisidsl delusicn.
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~ Sananer Z BurYess, Aacss.,
Iron Front Building, Governor street


tIfonF Front Building, Governor street,
r ARGR SALE or DRY GOODS, READY.
MADN CLOTHING, BOOTS AND GHoIN
HATS, FANCY GOODS &C.,
AT AUCTIOE.
On FRIDAY, the OH of January; We viii ssl
at 0ur warehouse, commencing NJ 10 O'Clock,
large ard attractive stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Fancy Good
Boots and Shoes, Hats &c. We name In part
Slack aud Fancy Prints,
Dress Goods,
Ueavy Woo;en Goods,
Hosiery. H.adksrehiefs, Pins, Needles
Threads, Sewing SILK,
Cotton OAnaburss, Brown ahostinE,
Drillin9s Cassirasres,
and many other articles In the Dry Good, fine In,
numerous To mention.
--AIHO.-
a large invoice OF FRS. class Ready. male Clad.
lag, consisting of fne Dress Coats Business Cox,s
cyercoats, 6ne Oasdmsre Paa.s Vests, &c.
-~ALNo,-
Several Invoices of 6ne noots and Shoes Hat,
Letter and Mote Paper, 90.
de 81 SUMNER 4 BURRY50. Aueis
ADDITIONAL.-W!l be added 70 III. sboy.
sale Of Dry Goods large invoice Of choics frs6h
Houselaines aud Heripos, heavy Wooleus Fsl.,,
Cassimeres, Irish L,nens, and other desirable DYy
floods Also. an elegant axsortment of frssh Last
Ing acti Morocco Caters and kAsmOr ais Chiidssns
Ehces, Essvy BrSsca1. 80. Also, Il large invoice
magnificent silvsrware. consisting OF Tea ana IA.
BILE Spoons, Ladies'. Cake Basksts, folks Butter
Knives, Cups, Gohless, Pitchers. Walters, Re.
Tbes goods are purs and very desirable
js SUMMER 4 BURREHS, Auata
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4 s..s.r Il i 5000 a III oltv. feem II. ]
=. p.ruare. = rseAar. county, Who m aeea an
eai..t1a s1soaa q ~ p>Rupeesloos q she Yankcs
1s.....,l nrns.p 6eAee - ~ Y.ahae taensr.l il
..,.ea.. 49,. -. .ansee.e - - ..sA,aa vhs
- naura1v - q 80. - - ~ seylppsd thera
= = 49, e $3.50 - a1esrneuk ~. X.
nsss.ra = e1uuuns1 = en- 4. q q. n. Parscoa
-, 49,. p.,ee.s. naeov ysnes =. Parsoas
90, - saaes. /. ..eepn..ss vvtah tAslr psinci
-. -, $500 -. r Pessoas o. I'll biz proper
- seuv,e.s - ~ - Il ana haA him Ia prison
9 - 49,, Danes ~ ,tns wA0 Hhafoch 70.
oulsA ~ lmneaieee % naks bgisks without straw,
- hev~ ..er,e Aeeea ~ parallel Of shs tyranny
49, A1rssv~ ~ II thsir psopssty asd thea
49,. A..vv se..e.,ens upou hen.
~. $1,000 aAove III osh.r tvrsn.x aimee
- -. ), ~. n~v,A,.. A.spoa. :. H,,,.v h.
-. 49,, =. 49,. 80. ....a.. =. -. -.
-~..I. .---,.-.,.
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..-l..-.a' 49, - 49,. - 49, pes'
- - ssas = eo' why use "e'esA
vss'as ~ q svesy PM 81 ING SCUM "ne's 'us
aesasss sAvs psessfass@ Wna's' nsPPhy sne NUN
oes o. eaAoyA pNsons 70 sne Sooih - hnal. 'aey
mako sp 70 vin0suseness wsas snsy iask ID
seesoeshs ma whenever IN opportunity onefs' sur
- ~ Ianksss N cruelty 70 the ioyA people. IL
nasesss nos thaa thsy Themselves nave feeeivea
sosssaeen ana iseaiseacs nom Inc sou'nefn oovefn
nseh aAAhen konshssn eis'scaf; snatshsy nave not
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s- TO THE FRIENDS OF THz 18TH REar
~ VA. VOLS MAJOR D. II. Wood having
promised me transportation, I give notice that
will attend TO the delivering OF all boxes properly
marked and left at Messrx K. II. Whitlock 4 Sons,
corner Of 18th and Gary streets during this week.
for the 18th Virginia Regiment Of Infantry. Per-
sons desiring 10 send had best take advantage of
this opportunity Some OF tie boys need under.
clothing, and those that do not would be glad to
have their accustomed Christmas presents
Very respectfully,
ROB'T II. WHITLOCK,
ia 7-4ik Va Life Guard
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hRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CIOCXgkY
IL 60, AT AUUTI01. --On FRIDAY, the 9th
inst. wo will cell q. the store on eyesmors asrt a.
Qa!ely occupied b. John Asher Ut l2 pollock
~ packages, Consisting Of Dry Qoods, Hard
ware, Orcckery, Shoes, &C., and about
500 lbs Wrou8ht-iron Hinges and hooks
Theme goods have been all invoked II New Ycrh
cost, and Will be sold by the package Per eass.
I0Guo. showing the contents sud aggregate s,norat
Of each.
Catalogues Will be ready by Thusslay the ssh.
when The goods can BE- examined
JOHN u. LEMOlNI 4 sons
0-4t' AnctjoneAFe
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- ARMY CoLPsRTAeE-AcknosoledSm eats -
"a FRIEND TO the Cause" IS; Collection Al Sharon
Buckingham co, per Rev J II Fox. 80; Friends 10
Fri.pds in Lynehbnrg. Va per Rev A Bro addus
81 So; portion Of Thank Offering lat Bapus,
Uluech LvnchbWg. PSF Rev L Johnson. Chap
lain, 100; Fiiends in Bedford co. 30 80, "A Friend,
per Rev II q Crews, Chesterfield co, t7,7 CO.
Total, 81 551 50. A. Z. DICKINSON,
It'll Superintendent
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~ Rsdwssd & Philii1s, X1cCTs.

A STORE, on FRIDAY morning, at 10 och.
IA We will sell large aad abrasive aasorsmss!
Of Furniture and Goods consisting of.
0sds, Bedsteeds, Chairs, ablee,
Wardfobes, Carpets, Ae.
--ALSO-
Nerinoss, Oxnahorgs, OH Cloth,
New Cloth COata
smokina and Chewing Tynaeco.
JAG REDWOOD 4 PHILLIPS, Auea
viii be addsd 70 tina above sals--
One splsndid Oak Cottage Set
Two pairs spleadjd Danssk CuS,ains
ALSO
Flour ard Rice
jA9 REDWOOD & PHILLlrs
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HORsES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS BUG
H HIBs, &c AT AUOTTOE.-On SATUR-
UA 7. 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, on
Council Chamber Hill, u number of superior
Saddle and harness Animals,
2 light family Carriages and Harness.
2 Top, Bueglbs and Harness.
ALSO
] pair elegant match bay Horses, years Old,
~ sound and gentle, said to be really superior
and reliable family animals together with q
light Spring Wagon and Harness;
young and well.broke Mules, sound and
gentle.
ia9 r. B. COOK, kuct.
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1~essns TO-, feis-sI Tssss;
Ohairs WrdrObes Louuees;
tr0esss;
Three ply sna Brussels Carpets;
&Jcb Hroeatsl and Damask Oursalng;
Ana many oHhse dssigahle articles of Furniture
ara hoaseAsspinS cocoa
-ALeO,- =.
An invoice q CROCK1RY and 0LA60WAkb.
consisting Of
Daslna eAa MYERS, tttenefs;
Dishes, Plates, 0onletA 0lsssef;
elegant Rreoen Ohlna Dinner Vet etc.
j. 9-tds 6CMNo1 z b0xkk01. Auetfs.
~ WilIfaa PnnniIl. Anct.
fpatAruasmr~ Va
A u(IrfON RALX-
~ LARaE SALE oE ar0nKS
In gATJJRDAY next tbs 10th inst. at IL o'c,k
N Ia front Of the CIV Bmk I sh.iI sell a. aug
.; r. - ~. ., sciie :. stscts.
100 sh.rss PsterrLars Railroad stock.
ftock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

MULks AT INSTRUMENTATION Is called
to ,ns ss,e 10 take place to morrow (SArU RDAY)
morning, q. the Horse Lot on Council Chamber
Hill. Ut three young. ell-oroke MULES. The sale
will bs made by M. y. B. Cook. ia 9-2t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

TNWENTT DOLLARS R8WAKD.--str< yed or
stolen from my FARM, On Saturday evening,
January 3D. Il bay HURSE--whi.e saT ia The fore
hesi, mane lays on the left sid. of bis hecs nine
years old, i've fee. high, and no shoes on. Also
a6rr.i EAKE, blaze face, three white feet, years
cid and trots AMI walas fsst. will give the above
reward il returned TO me at .ny farm
JACKSON F.'C!iILDREY.
Level, Heniiec co., Jan. 9th, 1863 LA 7--eod3ss