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DRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office Of the Chisf Quar!eymastsr,

Office Of the Ctisf Qnartermastr,
PROPOSALS are solicited and will be recsived at
this ofce for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de
Warrington City. Syracuse, N. z, OF Indiana polls
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Horses in lots Of not less than twenty FIVE, as }
The Horses to be from fifteen 15) to sixteen (l6)
broken to the saddle, compaotly built, In coed
hesh, and free from all defects.
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
sntee.
The responsibility Of the suarantors must be
shoN BY the oclal certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel O. G.. sawtelle, Chief Quartermaster Cav.
Airy Bureau. and be Endorsed on the envelope
proposals for Horses"
Lieut. Col. and ohief Quarter Master,
Al Is II CayAlrY Bureau
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PERSONAL,

THE LADY WHO ERRONEOUSLY RECEIVED
i a Gold Patent Lever Watoh on Thursday eve
ming. is requested to return the same to MRS
LANGES Jewelry Store, No. 437 Seventh street,
before next Tuesday, the ltth instant Watch No.
2l74 The parties are known. Sc "A 3te
NOTICE.-MRS. AHOLIAB wishes to inform in
auiring persons thst she is ready to read the
past present, and future events. Can bs consulted
until 9 p. M, at No. 90 south A street. Capitol
II Hrll, between 1st and I'd SITS. se9-3tr
NO IMPOsITION.-MADAM ROSS, Doetress
" and AStrolostst, was born with natural e'ft
She tells tk past and future-never known to fail
Causes speedy marriages ; brings together those
long. separated cures all diseases. Business
strictly confidential. No. 333 street north,
corner OF 18th street vest three squares from he
Patent ONCE. The only person that can show a
likeness of future b uhband absent friend in re
aliLy. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. sc 3 In.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED DlsIREs TO ORGAN
.:2 sa sas .,a :gss:
Dravins; Also In .keiehiDs, in order to pr. pare
sSn vi. fHr also e. II
spanish isnsuases Special c'Ie vill Be eivse to
Point f ana s1s the NAVAL Academy in Newport. For
terms and further info rmation apply 70
BOZ 1H sss. AEes%s Geors.ss.R' 3 sSAoTt s. q.
Rsfe,snees-Prof. Joseph Henry, D. see'y
s. Te;'isa''; oaDs: ssss ! sissI:s s s.
A Rs barry, OF NEW YORK CITY, DE.
sire. to inform her ths s1ds sts 81 ,pa the public
Hns,:R and Ersnsh School fcr Young Esdiss and
9adssn ss NJ sSs street &: est.ssn 18th AID
principal bookstorss. 81 Mrs Barry's residence,
za2 east 80 street, Capitol Hill. 50 2 avs
EAERseN 1ssT11uTE.
AND zzEE$&s 81 fH{alf!fsH i45Fll fsdAoo1,
18th street, between / and K.
This School, formerly located in H street, BE-.
ss in In
and K.
5::Ts sss Or :n :. ses ss
avenue Saxs Sffzsfr B. ~ 81 'es
1vl snmed tAe duties of his profession. Prof. r.
Civ es inetructio on the Ors an, Helodeon, Piano
Forte and Guitar Com I'm unicatiops left at the
Music Establishment of John r. Ellis, ESQ. sos
Penn avenue, will receive prompt attention.
Re 5-eo2w~
ct MARY's ACADEMY, near Bryantown. Md. :,
~ will open Its annual session on the first Mon
dav in September. Circulars may be. obtaiued,
Hs5Dk sp BY Mrs DANIEL
se 2.eo1m%
RoRROMIo COLLEGE,.
oos,, -. ss+, si BaL1M0Rf ss;c CogrT1: ~ mp: tP
Mondsy of September. This 10 . private institu.
ton. in which strictly limited number Of young
gentlemen are received on terms as reasonable as
in any other institution. Application must be
made by letter or in person to ,,,
au 3l-eosw- Pikesville, Md.
Wl WILL REOPEN
HER SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept. 2ath.
~ 39l street. au 24-eotOct1-
Il FEMALE ACADEMY,
Corner Of 18th stYsa and Neto York apenue.
The Fourteenth Annual Session commences Sep.
Circulars sat st the Bookstores. .un-u
CT. MATHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
- 18Th efRERf, BETWEEN g AHDH
on TU ESDAY the lst Of September.
Com petent teachers employed. Discipline Of the
school firm but mild.
CHA9 J. WHITE, D. D.,
an loft 336 Fl street. near 18th.
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"A GOMRRY COUNTY FOR sALk.-rhe sub
scribe. being unable to give 1t any attenti9n. offers
ABOUT 10 miles from Washington nsar the Brook
vsils T1rn1ke. It contains about 24n acres, ninety
OF which are under cultivation and have been ell
lined the rest Of it in pine and chestnut. The
@ iana ia5s weii: is we'll watered very easily i'm
asked for 1t. The improveme ents consist Of small
AOuEe, &c.
Terms: one.third cash the balance in ons two
Ifthe purchaser desired the Crops On the land
would be disposed Of and possession siven inn
medistely. Apply to LOUIS MACKALL. JR.,E
43 D0noarton street, 6eorGetown. JyT-eou
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MA W A N T K Dl "a .
to see these Roses, and call at
THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT,
No. 3S1 street.
Opposite the Patent Office.
6OOO elegant Patterns for BrsidinR and En-
broldery now ready 10 stamp.
~New Patterns received daily
Stamped Goots Braid Al Silk for sale.
ee 2-lm
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~ An unusually large crop OF tobacco has
been grown in York county, Pa, this year.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
TgRNifURE.
"A Ran tn Il

IN ,ssus IT S:4 @ Of g.
District ef Ooiumbia holding District Court. and
wi. 70 Daes 81 g. fai
MAlaeh, ON Indiana avenue, No. = south side, be-
day u instant .s 10 Sos eiass s
m the follow ns Goods, Chattels. and Furniture
selEed A6elie and condempads rs she furniture OF
=. 3 Hal1aeh, and will be sold for the ufe of the
Lot Oileioth, Cushion Chairs,
Hat s. Es EK:sh, 70. Mshosy Xaahs:.nds
lot Lot SsrYstlss, tS. Sh Sshesy Bursaus. BBnaslas'''
Caaecurtsins& Cornio.s. Beds ana Bedding,
Loekins- Glasses, Hoistsrs and Pillows,
ss5ss: fEaSAssi Rss:F sf:,
Reception Chairs. nat1ssses& Eea.herbsds,
Marble ctep Tables. koeiins Chairs.
fs;ss Sos Carpets, 7s1ssian 7s Sissi Bisad;.
Large lot M.shst.nas, Lot Kitchen Furniture,
booxE ds.. e. CHAMBER fss, ssaass esns
Together with many other articles not encme.
,.s..,. WARD H,5 =, Ianos; nssss.;,
A sSIsTANT QUARTERhAsTER's OFBIoEJ
"A c'"sT W.shinssdn SG ssa s. xsga
win take place At the Corral near the Ob.eryatory
in this city. on the first, third, and afth WEDNKs
DAYS ofsepssm osr, 1862 the ID, i6 h, and oth days
The property ID condemned unfit for public
Sales to commence .. ten O'Clock .. n. of eAah
day, and be continued from day to day until the
NO N Der on hand ehAIl be sold.
Terms cash. in Government funds
an Is ST Captain, A. Q. NJ. o. 8 A.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
E>RAME HODSE AND LOT FOR SALE-Tsus.
4 TEES SALE.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept 18th 1T 81 O'Clock the premises, by virtue
OF deed Of trust bearing date on the 18th day O
Royember, 1889 and recorded in the land Eecords
LiSer as, A 3 No. i7, folio. so2 stsea xe shall M
that Lot or parcel Of ground In the City of Wash.
ington known and described on the plan or plot Of
said city, part of Lot numbered six (6 in Square
numbered seventeen (7). beginning for the same
fourteen tH) feet from the dividing line between
lots numbered Ave f5) and six t6l, Twenty six th
street west, and running north with said 18th
street fourteen "a! feet, thence ninety seven tT)
tlD feet thence west ninety seven (g7) feet, to
place Of ofbeginning, with Improvement consisting 9
Of a comfortable frame Dwelling House
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder in
equal payments Of six 90 and twelve (l2) months
from the day of sale, with interest," the deferred
payments to beecured by deed Of trust ON the prop
erty; and If the ter not fully piled with
will resel the property at the risk and expense Of
the defsutting purch haaer, one weeks notice in
the Washington Star, All conveyancing at the
ERASMUS MIDDLETON,
H. g. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
au2 j.. O MEG UIRE d CO.. Aucts
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Admission twenty Ave and fifty cents. Doors open
Rt7 O'Clock; performances At O'Clock So st
VARiETiE9I vARlETlE9S
Frontins Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
THE GREAT AMUsMENT TEMPLE
HO USES CROWDED-PUBLiCD
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
ALL STARS OF ACKNOWLEDGE MERIT
ASTARTLING SENSATION CREATED.
@THREE SPECTRES OF THE DEAD
~sHADOWs or THE GRAVE
S-GHOST! GHOST!u
NOR, THE MURDERFR'S DUOM,Ou
SPHANTOMS OF DEATH.-TA
LIMA RINUELI, the world famed Danseuse.
MUNS. BAPTIsTIN, the great dancer Of the
prescott day, the Partisan tutor.
LIZZIE SCHULTZ, compeer in beauty of all the
fs atinE dancers.
EMMA MILLS, the beautiful Danseuse.
The beautiful and fascinating Vocalist Miss ADA
TESMAN.
Emms Marsh. Elizs Florence, Adiie johnson
Maggie Wilson, Miss Ross, Miss Rauor. Miss en-
rietts. Jim Budw0rth, johnny Mack, Dick Wat
kins, Harry RayEor
ROMAN AND GRECIAN ST ATUGR by Miss MAZORA
ARkOLDI. who far e;lipses AL Others in personal
form and beauty who has bsen engaged at the
prncipa theate rs throughout the United states.
81 GHOST!~Wa
~ GHOST! GHOST! GHOST "a
WEpEkeI AY YAFTHENUOUN-Ledie and Gen.
tlemen's Matinee The "t- hcst'' will be performed
ALI the great artists APPEAR. 4-6t*
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I'm ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LAR6p AN
u choice assortment of Instrumenta-
vAieh We ssl, astoniahiasiy ehsspf for cash
lived ans selection OF stsinvay and sons un-
hvAlled PIANOS.
scieoe, and one very styiish With excellent tone,
= &c exesIlert dns toned, Octave Pisnos tus@ In
~ :, 81 viii be rented on moderste terms
". g. MEEZERCTT'6 Music Depot
n 31 corner lfth and Pa. ave
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Alter which, BY general desire, Prof LpysAH's
GREAT FRENCH APPARITION.
To eoncludge with the glorious farce of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.

~ To morrow. appesrauca Of the taIented
yorn ng actor Mr.. W. WATSON
~ Admission 75, 81 and Is cents. Seats may be
secured without extra charge, So II
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n1HICE EXT1NSION %. B. CAPITOL AND
" NEW DOME,
WASHINGTON. Sept 5, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
Rntil Monday, the 2Ist inst at II O'Clock m for
two hundred tons best quality CUMBERLAND
COAL and twenty Eve tons best quality ANTHRA.
OITE COAL to be delivered on the grounds of the
y: 3. Capitol Extension prior to November lst,
Tie bids viii be opened on Monday. the 2lst inst ii,
at l2m.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all of the
same should it be deemed to the interes, of the
Government to do 20. They must be endorsed
and New Dome" and addressed to
CLEMENT WEST
se62W General Superintandent, &c.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED H0OMS FOR i.EEr-WITH Or
tEout BoaIc. No. 353 street. between
41a 9Th ss.. opposite Exs snsa Hotel. a!2 81
EVRNISHED NcOM-WIrH Bo. RD-AP 5Iz
L G street, between 4:h and 5ts stw ransie nj
BeardeTs can be accom- odatSd. sal s."
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THE
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE.
THIS lMoEDA7l EVENING. Sep. "A.
"THE GH0STr' "THE GHOST "a
SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS.

lee perfornan CO will commence with the localized
screaming farce entitled
my COUSIN FROM ALEXANDRIA
q
Sis nn evergreen. Jas O. Dunn
"arsery.---- -.-.-........-... Anna Leverine
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EhRp,s CORN sALVE.

ENEp,s CORN sALVE.
. I&HEDYATE RELIEF AND PERMANENT
= CURE.
- e seat toxes FOR corrs only.
s. ctat boxer Tor Corns ami Buniong.
Saa. ~ mall By DIR I. 1xnT,
:. CALYEsr YoBp, Druggist.
se I'm $50 RenA, avenue.
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O0Dl WO0DM
OFFICE q. 8. BAKERY,
ALEXANpRIA, VA Sept 4, 1863
Proposals. win be received at this Olee for fur.
CORDS GOOD DRY BAKERS PINE WOOD,
lntn Be ptember 18th. (l2) NJ. noon. Wool to be
A. B. MOTT,
ss It'd Capt. O. v. g.
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CON RESS HALL

Gomez REss HALL
~ CAPE MAY
The public are respectfully infor ned that this
hrst-clAss Hotel will eontinne open until L
the ath of September; The railroad ia4EAY
now completed from Philadelphia to this 1k,#
daily to and from Philadelphia. Accommod ating
terms for families at this house can be N sde on
and after the Ist of September.
felN MILLER WEST. Projectors.
CHERRY HILL YARM FOB sALE-Contains
- 81 acres Of superior land in Sooa cultivation.
sit'nation, nine miles from WsshIngt9n and one
and Rooh vile turnpike. improvements nearly
new. com plste, and made With view 70 permanent
euctiye. Young orchards OF choice fruit jntt come
into bearing. Farm Eell supplisd With springs Of
Bile wen at the dwelling, with force pump ard aque
duet leading TO barn yard for supply Of stock.
mand OF prospect. Property in the City or George
Apply to v. 6. BEsfoB 1t oaes of Riggs 90.
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e. Adm is.ion 75 50 and IS cents Seats may Be
secured without extra charge. se11
FORD'S NEW ThEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE D..
JOHN T. FeRp.-.- Manager and Proprietor
THIRD AND LAST WEEK OF
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING
Nh Cd xRLEs @HsSTLSiGHo.
best Eccentric o tie ass the
The Brilliant Comedy Of
DELICATE GROUN
Mr.. Charles Wheatlsish as..-...- sansfroid
Together With the Borgeon Romance entitled
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
1;sATU1RD4A!Y1aTye C1 "a! Grand Performance, pre-
and 26. No extra charge for reserved seats sel1 tt
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUIsIANA AV., HBAl SIx9H s1lIRY
Vim. =. sinn-- $4,000 sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
MISS CLARA FOWLER.
The Youthful and beautiful Danseuss, late of Hay.
market Theater, London.
FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE!
THE GHDST!
IN THE THRILLIE9 Drama,
THE SHADES OF DEATH.
Second week of the European Danseuss,
MISS MILE FOWLER
The Accomplished sonsstress and Danseuse,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
The Perfect Formed Impsrson..or Of statuary,
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
EXCELSIOR CORPS OF COMEDIANsI
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Ave and fifty cents. Doors open
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EOAL, COAbii CoA IL!
" OF ALI, EIS5S, ON HAND,
AND FOR SaLHE
n. U. MCREEW.
Union Sire Wood MIL.
SEQ Corner Seventh street and Canal.
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Admission twenty Ave and fifty cents. Doors open
Ht7 O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. sel46 st
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SgLANG OFF OUR RUNNER sTocK OF
cSLS1HiNG, at reduced prizes, st J, skucs
J. CO. -. 4SA Seventh streets II
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FORD'S NEW TkEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE EE
Ohm T. FeRp.--....... Manager and Proprietor

~ ~SATURDAY-TwoG Grand Performance. prs.
ssntine . spls ndid double bill
Prices Of admission 25 ta. and 75 cents Boxes 80
and IS. No extra charge for reserved seats SELF II
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Nov. 6.-The election returns
come in slowly. Turner, Conservative, is
certainly elected over Arlington in the 5th
district. In the Sd district Leach leads Nc.
Rae about COO, with Duplin and Sampson
counties to hear from. Leach is thought to
be elected Sampson county reported as
having given him majority. In the I'd dis.
trict Yellowby carried Lenoir, Green, Pitt,
and Wilson counties; Edgecourt and Hall.
fax to hear from. The contest is close one.
In the 7th district Chatham and Moore
counties have gone for Christian by three to
one. Christian thought to be elected over
Ashe, Late member. 1ilmer Is elected in
the 9th district. Nothing from other dis
tricts.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CUMBERLAND Land for sale.-Four hundred and
fifty six acres, in the fork Of Willis Creek and
James River, eight miles from Cartersviile nine
from Columbia, and one and . half from two boat
landings on Willis Creek. II lays well and ID well
watered one-third Is in timber, 80 60 acres in
clover. The soil is gray granite, on red clay sub
soil. comfortable dwelling, with two rooms be-
low stairs, two above and two 10 the cellar With the
necessary out houses. Apply to the subsoribcr, On
the premises. fno 7-2t+l + C0NNOR.
VTALUABLE Trsct Of Land fof sale at bargain.
v offer for sale low Q valuable tract of land
in the county Of Mecklenburg, within one mite Of
the Roanoke river, and twelve miles Of two de-
cots on the Raleigh and Gsstcn Railroad It u 66
miles from Petersburg BY the plant road. The
tract has SIG acres. about one.balf In original
growth and old field pines The improvements are
al Of the best kind-dwel log famed. two stories,
and stone basement, nearly I'll above ground, situ-
ated in pretty grove. large yard and garden, with
plank fance, large framed barns, carriage and lee
heuse-in fact, every convenience necessary Tho
placs IL finely located; best Of reighbosho-d; i've or
six churches within i've miles, and postoles within
one mile Of The house. The dwelling 10 modern
having been built i've or Elk years, painted, "a.
There il q good tsnaDt on the place now, who will
occupy for enc ear at fair reat The place VIII
b sold at sacrifice, desire to dispose Il II a
soon ~ possiLl.. To those seeking An In vsttmsnt
for their Cohfedsrats funds, this oilers extra In.
ducements Apply ct the bakery opposite southern
Express ONCE, or address "Box ILL.," Kiehmond.
no6-2ts
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1RON THE SOUTHWEST:

ATLANTA, Nov. 5-No change IN front.
A special to the Register, dated sweet
water, Tenn, Nov. 9Th, says: "Gen. Vaughn
haa returned from Blount county, and re-
ports Saunders at Marysvills with 1900 Yam
kee cavalry"
The pontQon bridges have been removed
from London to the Holston river, at Knox.
vile.
Burnside's force is estimated at twenty
three thousand.
Gen. Stevenson has collected large num-
Der of beeves and hogs, and immense guam
Titles Of wheat.
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NOR SALE-The most valuable small Farm and
Market Garden In the vicinity Of Richmond, for.
meyly belonging TO Mr. Jos L Snton, containing CO
acree 40 acres cleared and IN high state Of culiva-
ton. the balance in young growth Of wood. The
improvements consist Of one house, containing four
rooms, with the necessary out-housee, with choice
selection OF fruit trees and Of the best houses
and ic,ponds in The state the whole containing one
Of tbs beet investments now o1ared IN the market,
and being % near the city il very desirable for
burban residence, IL ID only * miles we4t Of the
city, on Deep Run Turnpike. For terms apply q
BRlGaSS Eakery, corner Of BROAD and 9Th sts or on
the place Possession gven Immediately.
N. E-Stf
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Thev1u1t q ~ Rreslaeat - The South
nnheaa sAeeel1e s0set On tAs Southern
auIv0A pesqeA u - attssted the pro.
- peg1eaAl lntersut which the Chiei
y1nelel1es ~ b IL portions Of the bc-
ynao1 Oeuledesacy, ord has kiudled
G0onA ~ 1so q entAusiaam which always
bssue 11ig1tsr when The person Of great
CO = bsoagAt n centacs with the peoplA
10 - - 9 seroa9 hold q the sou6.
6otee - aGkcllo0 q tAs coa1tsy than the
- wAeo - OILED With entire unAnimity
% ~ pe1neapal guidanes u her adAirS, and
No - hsteer deserves Il II he has com.
ullesa errors, tAas , only to say that be ID
hnnaa. WAses shouM ~ have found the
peslbce maaf II there ere Others who
veaA AsSe avoldsd thsss errors. what guar
snAoe Aayo - tAAt thsy would not have
eoamlltsA oeAsss q . more serious charac
sr9 TAs whsls world attssts the wisdom
"a ssayy u Prseidsat Davis's Admins.
tsaG3oa, aad his very enemies concede that
hs b tho Ant statesman Of the Southern
coa6sdeacy. Critics may speak Of what
has not ben accomplished, bat they do not
iosorm u when before in tho history of the
world - much has been accomplished with
- nmitsd means. The single fact that,
altw three years Of . gigantic war. the
Coa1sdssag, struggling against the most
saormoas odd, i not only unconquered,
but stronger thaa she was at the beginning
q ne contest, h proof enough that no or
Ainary hand holds tho helm Of State. When
. fssbleship = % handled BY her commander
= % outIlvo tho most terrific tornado that
ever swept tho ssas, and still breasts the
mountain wsvss with . buoyant keel, we
may believe that q consummate seaman
walln her quarter deck, and refuse to give
M our confidence In him because now and
then spar has been carried away, or tire
msudous billow occasionally swept over her
dacks. She still "walks the waters like
thing OF life," and her storm-beaten nag
waves proudly at her masthead. For all
thie We should be grateful to Heaven, and
reader I'll due praise to her sagacious and In
domitable navigator.
Il Il glorious contrast which the Con.
federata President presents In every point OF
view to the miserable buriesque upon
Chief Magistrate in the Executive chair at
Washington. His presence at every exposed |
norton Of the Confederacy is one out Of
many illustrations Of the lofty and chivalric |
character of the people whom he represents.
Who ever saw the hero of the Scotch cap
and cloak in the neighborhood of gunpow
der? Always ensconced in Washington, de-
voting Ill his faculties to the preservation of |
his own cowardly carcase from tho perils
into which no hurls other men, as pusillani-
NOUS q he IL cruel, Abraham Lincoln has
made himself the most contemplate of all |
the despots Of modern times; for not one of
them can be mentioned who refused to share
the hardships and dangers Of his subjects in
time Of wa: Wen may the South be proud
Of it, President and of Its own character, OF
which President Davis, in every public and
nylvaxa volafinn IN the representative man.
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AFFAIRS IN EAST TENNEs sEE.

DUBLIN DEPOT, Nov. 6.-The enemy's
forces have retreatcd to Greensville, our
forces pursuing. At last advices they had
crossed the Holston in email force, the enc
my remaining at Rogersville. The Yankees
under Averill. estimated at 1900 strong
are marching on Lewisburg, Greenbrier
cOunfv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

THE Oeisbratsd HORSE ssMohiean" at sustios.-
J This day, (Satufdey.) Nevsnbsr TIN. q 10
O'clock, viii eel ON Council Chanbsr Hiu, the
celebrated stallion MoAican. He b ons a he
purese and most iashionably bred HORSES In the
Confsdsracy and IL probably ths oaly living grand.
son Of Old Biz Archie. unitans moro q hi blood
with that Of imported Trusfss than aay othse
horse, ard sAould Be- appreciated By those Who a.
sire 10 raise blocded stock.
Pedigree and performances Owen ct the tine Of
sale. tno Till PLEAsANT1, Aust.
HORSEs, Mules, Carriages, Buegiss and Harness,
H for sale ct auction On SAtufday the III lnst.
e 10 O'Clock, will sell on Council Chamber Hiii-
splendid black horses, well matched, Eve
years old, warranted sound
fine blooded stallion
very superior blooded mare
] Black Hawk stallion
l splendid gray (ladya) pony
Several excellent cavalry hOPoea
mules, young and sound
! lockaWay and harness
wagon and horses
very superior buggics
nos EsPkEAAAKT1, Auet'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

I'M Monday morning, November 8th, BY reQ6sst,
We will sell ct our suction store, commencing
ct 10 o'clock, large assortment of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, comprising many Useful and gen
teel articles
Cabinets, with marble tops
Washstands, do do
Bedsteads, beds, and bedding
Chairs, tables, cooking stoves, 10.
REDWOOD 3 PHILLIPS,
no7 "a Main street.