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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-21

"a "a 70 1oWeflry 4 ~ IT,
q (he Q0ngrsaN Tbs saaaafiey 9 w
l1sisr Ana IN SecFetayy Mmaslt, Hs.riy
ncrs,,a.lrd that aCotton Vas already 4
s,,wncd King would take no measures
- ,"aks him so in fact. They thought
his throne lay in this hemisphere, anu
that Al, the nations of the East must
h,;no their tributes to his t"otstool, in
stead Of his going in search Of them. -
To supply the Treasury, the manufacture
or assianats, based upon nothing bnt tho
nuhlic confidence in the stability Of tho
Government, was commenced slowly
at first. but with increased velocity as
the operation progresses. At this par
ticular juncture Mr.. Meamingar reminds
US of nothing go much as boy hol'tins
to cows tail while she Is running at
full speed down a hill. He would let 60
if he could, hut he finds it Impossible
without falling. The "lniernal Machine
ia cvcrlas,ingiy at work, striking of as
sienats by the bale, and neutral'2ng all
the good effects which the tax and me
sale Of the cotton bonds might otha'W'ie
he expected TO produce There ansmz II
enter into the mind Of the ',e'fe'ary,
whenever hard pushed, no other resource
but the printing press. ana we never sec
A new 1sei1nat that we are not reminded
NJ Chancellor Oxtnstiern's injunction Ia
his SON, eco, my son, and see win how
little wisdom the world is governed
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Ee1s..NpAaE ~ LET CoUNTv.
Abingdon Iir1inina has the following
account Of murder in Lee county, Va.
1t says
On Sunday, the 9Th inst. Mr. Francis Dish
up, 0r Lee comfy, was shot down IN the
main road nv a soldier, aud died immediately.
The facts rs detailed 10 ns are, that Mr.
Bishop and his brother in law, MIR. Mcfher-
son, were riding up the road towards his
tR.shoi's) home. on. The road leading from
Cumberland Gap Ia Jnnesvilic, when they
were halted by Il soldier. Upon inqnirin@
the cause Of tic halt, the soldier replied that
he had been placed there to examine all per-
sons passing, TO see whether they hat arms.
Both tiismonnied aud submitted I" an exam
nation. Neither were armed. After the
examination the soldier said 10 Mcpherson ::
"Yuu can go on, but will drtain this man,
aliHdin. to Bishop. Bishop had large SUM
at money in u belt around his body, which
no doubt was discovered by the soldier in
his search Mcfherson mounted his horse
10 leave. AT the same time bishop put ms
foot in the stirrup TO mount his horse. Inc
soldier ptrceiving il fired upon him and shot
him through the heart As he fell he caught
hold Of the pistol, icrked il ont Of the hands
of The soldier, and handed it, Ia Mcfhersnn,
who exploded live caps without Hiring the
pistol He then threw rock at the soldier,
and luckily dealt him stunning blow OH rle
head, which brought him to the ground
He then beat him severely over the head I'M
til he thought life extinct, and left him Tor
dead though he was not dead when last
heard from The soldier had no authority
to halt, and adopted that mode only as
blind 10 secure his prey the more ce' tainly.
Mir Bishop was Il highly esteemed citizen OF
Iace county, and Il good man. He leaves Il
wife and twelve chil.iren-three Of whom al e
in the service of their country.
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A0skAr RATrIE lxx,Svsr.--Fs"m the
s,sersl orders issued by Gen. Bragg I"
hid army It appears certain that a great,
and probably decisive, battle will be
fought in few days, fit has not already
taken piac,. We have every reason 70
hope, G our troops conduct themselves
with their accustomed bravery, that the
issue will be favorable to us FOR the
first time since the beginning o. inc war
we have superiority OF "moe!s, ana
our troops are Of the best material. II
wa were able, with o. 900 men, to defeat
the enemy. in strong position with near
To- double that number, ut Muirresboro
~. see no cause to doubt the result al this
time. A signal triumph in East Tennes-
nessee would put the success OF our cause
beyond tho reach Of accident. We should,
If Rosecrans's army were destroyed, not
only recover East Tennessee, but the
whole State, and Kentucky into the bar
gain. with the complete command Of the
Ohio river. We should not only rrodigi-
ously recruit our own army, hut cnt OIL
the supplies, in a great measure, from
Grants's, and give it such fl Of the
lockiaw that it would he compelled Ia
abandon all thoughts Of attacking Mobile.
We cannot imagine, indeed, any event
which would he 81 highly beneficial t"
our cause as the destruction OF that
army
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From Northern Georgia.

ATLANTA, Sept. 1s.-Reports from
different sources concur in representing
that Rosecrans is being heavily rein
forced by troops from Grants army.
Refugees who have recently arrived
say that numerous murders have been
committed in East Tennessee by the Yam
KEGS and bushwhackers.
Rosecrans's forces are retiring on Chat
tanooga, closely followed.
The railroad il clear to Cleveland. -
Only two regiments are in Huntsville
both composed Of renegade Kcntuck-
ians- commanded by Coils. Watts and
Hall, both formerly of Georgia.
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Ri Williamson d To-, .atGts.,
NO. ltt Main street

ETRNITrRT. Creckery, Glassware, kr, at Aae-
toU.--sn Wednesday, the sd iost, soa4tieir
ing at IL lock 4 NJ, We viii sell ~ our saiesree
Ma H. Main street, very desirable ASSORTMENT -
iarMtHre, rrcskery, glassware, 81, consisting -
part of the folloM Ing art;rtas, va;
Saieboards, wardrohes
EIseaas, ws-hstanas
S.iias, tables. desks
Far.or, cane seat, and yiadsor chairs
Sewing machines, clocks
elegant ehildrens carriages
Esds, bedding
Cookery, glassware
Ivory handle knives, plated forks
! officers sKcri
Also,
I lot superior manufactured tobacco
lot Il yesy Superior seine threat, 20
&c 10 WILLIAMSON 4 GU, Aaf's-
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Rack AGAiN.-Thc monitors are back
AGAIN before Charleston, having suffered
nothing from the late storm. In the
meantime, it is TO be presumed Fort sum
ter has been strengthened, and is ready
10 repcl any attack the Yankees may
make on it, They can take il in II"
other way than by storm; they have
done all that can bc done by cannonading.
They must assault it, or 20 without il,
and they cannot take Charleston until
they have taken Sumter Even then
their work will but have begun.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 19.--The moni-
tors, ilonsides, &c, are back in their
old position, evidently unhurt by the
gale. Nothing stirring.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 10. There was no
firing last night or this morning.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20.-Nothing unu-
sual has transpired. The monitors and
lionsides are within the bar. One mon
itor was towed out to-day. The enemy's
works on Morris Island are rapidly in
crcasing in strength and extent.
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N AT a meeting Cf the E1Lks CT Richmond
~ held on the 10th inst, at the farmers Bank
Of Virginia it resolved the following rnrresran
danea be published IN tna newspapers Of this city
SfNAik thAMhfH, Sept H. 1tta1.
r. the Presidents Of The Ranks an hichmond
Genttamen--it is nay duty Ia communicate the en-
closed resolution IL the Senate Cnu mttee Bauks
ana 10 request your early attention thereto. iaay
explain thai the resolution passed pending sonic
propositions before the tOnmttee to amend the laws
erniIg deposits, and it thought that posi-
hy the action ri the Banks In kirhnnnt, in eonsa.
'intre If the passage nj the act referred 10 in HE
RESOLUTION, might make sny further legislation hume
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
Than man Committee Dn Banks.
The President 81 thr Hank nf Virginia Will ohIisa
nae by communicating these papers from his office
Ia the several Presidents ii The oiher Banks.
EANK VIRGINIA, }
Richmond, September l6, lS63 I
"a Eoliay Christian, Esq, Chairman Committee on
Eankg, Senate Gf tif2i3ia
Sin--Ihe e"i,sr which has been pursned by the
nahks HIS city IA relation 10 the Treasury notes
issi by the Confederate States has been simply 10
give Them currency, aud at the same time give et
feet Ia The plan adopted by Congress aud sanctioned
by our General Assembly Ior the Improvements Of the
currency We were not willing To pursue n course
which might have the appearance of rendering ia.
operative The plan thus adopted but, as the present
action II the Legislature makes II Ao longer proper
IL exelue currency any ii these notes. the Hanks
Of this city have at once unanimously adopted the
faloImg resoutnn ut Il meeting held by then, IT,
day. Respectfully, &c,
las CAsKIE, President.
''in view Of The recent action OF Our General As
semby,
''Reaised, That henceforth the Banks Of this city
will receive and give currency 10 all treasury notes
iss.ed for circulation By the Confederate States.
sc lit
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TnF SURRENDER OF CIuaERLAND GAP
The Abingdon I'irgininh gives some
further particulars OF the surrender Of
Cumberland Gap by Gen. Frazier:
1t was surrendered, on Wednesday, the 9th,
at :; o'clock Z. NJ. A few hours prior to the
raising of the white flag council of war was
held, and the officers were unanimous in
holding out and fightin. to- the last, or at
least for Il days, for which time they had
provisions. The officers and men, with
scarctiy an exception, believed they could
hol.! The place and were eager IL Try IL do
30 We learn from one al The Ptraon5 who
was there that there were I: pieces al artil
lery planted, aud thai the General w6nid not
allow the men TO spike the guns. 1t. OCon-
ner and his men pitched their guns over 4
prccipicc some Thousand feel hirh aid the
balance s or 10 in nuinbrr, fell into The hands
ii the enemy uhinlnFed.
Gen. Frazier was under the impression that
thr place was invested on the soHth ny Gen.
Eutnadf aHd 'n the mouth hy Gen. DE Cor
aey, each with very large force. Others
hn,i@ht the forces were mere attachments
ir0m the commands named, amt not very
Formidable ia n,iNbef5-ceitainly not htfOn.;
enough 10 take the position, had il been
br.tvriy defended.
Our forces III The Gap We're estimated at
som Il hin" like 5000, about 500 OF whom,
were captured, the balance making their es-
cape. Col. Slemp, OF the 'i4th, escaped with
| all his Captains except one, and all his Lieu
| tenants except three or four, and about 100
privatcs. Capt. Wynn WAS taken. Lieut..
| Col Pridcmcrc escaped.
Since the above was written, we learn that
| We had large amount of bacon and wheat 1T
the Gap, and 100 beef cattle. AT II on We'd
nesday Gen. Frazier received a dispatch from
Gen. Jones, directing him TO hold the posi-
| ton at all hazards, and that necessary rein
iorcements aud supplies w6nll reach him IN
| due time. At three that afternoon the white
| flag was raised, in opposition to the senti
| ments aud Wishes Of the whole command.
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sArzs osD1a 1xox asS sxA01.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. IA Yankee
force Of 200 infantry attacked kinggoid
on Thursday evening. After an artillery
fire Of an hours duration the enemy re-
tired, leaving five Of their wounded:
Artillery firing was heard on Friday.
II is supposed that heavy skirmishing
was going on along our whole cavalry
front
The Confederates attacked the Yankees
at Cleveland, Tenn, on Thursday, driving
them ont OF the place, and capturing r.
prisoners, who arrived here tn day. dur
forces held Cleveland.
Walker engaged the Yankees on Fri
day evening west Of Ringg"ld, and drove
them back two miles. Our loss was 90.
There was heavy skirmishing on Friday
ALONG tho whole line, which was kept up
until nightfall.
This morning heavy fire Of artillery
was opened at daybreak, and continued
until the trains left.
The trains run within three miles Of
Ringgold. All the bridges between there
and Ckattanooga have been destroyed.
General Bragg issued the following bat
tle order on the 18th:
HEADo'Rs ARMY OT TENNESSEE,
In THE FIELD,
Lafayette, Ga, Sept. ~, 1851.
General order, No. lSd).
The troops will be held ready for an imme-
date move against the enemy. His demon
STATIONS on Onr tanks have heen ihWarfed,
and twice has he retired before ns when
Offered battle. We must now force him Ia
the issue. Soldiers, yOn are largely rein
lOrced--yOu must now seek the contest. III
dnin. so know you will he content to 3 II
fer privatiOns and encounter hardships.-
Heretofore You have never failed to respond
to yonr General when he has asked a sacri
ice at your hands. Relying. npOn your gal
lantry aud patriotism, he asks yon to add q
GROWING glory to the wr-aths You wear
Our credit is i'll your keeping. Your enemy
boasts that You are demOraiized and retreat
| ing before him. Having accomplished oul
object in driving back his flank movement
| let us now turn on his main fore aud crnsi
| it in its fancied security. Your General will
| lead yon You have hut tn respond to as
| sure rs Of glorious triumph over an inso
| len, foe. | know what your response viii
| he. Trusting in God and the justice Of Ou
cause, aud heryed by the love OF the deal
ones at home, failure is impossible, and vic
| tory must he ours.
[Signed,l BRAXTON BRAGG,
General Commanding.
Private advices from Shreveport, dated
September Sd, have been received. Quie
prevails in Trans Mississippi. Genera
Magruder is at Houston very sick. 1t i:
| supposed he will recover.
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Frou TrssrssFe.-The city was f''li
of rumors Yesterday about matters III
Tennessee. + was ritnore'i, among
other things, that Bristol had been ""c7
by the enemy. From what is
known Of the situation in that vicinity
the occupation Of that town hy the Fed
erals is impossible. II il likely that a
rai,'ing party may have dashed in and
tapped the railroad line at that point, but
nothing more. There had been nothing
received at the War Department last
night ffam BRACES army.
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6NkUsTEES Sale 1T H"ass sad lot ~ otes"a
Hi,t-As trust e ia 4 ds~d u tfnst HaS
Hermann and wife to tn. sabs, iiterr dsls - Nay,
1861, duty recorded ~. akte hNoGd Hna'insi Cont
ca the 2vth stay. 1856, Ishslii ia +veeuian o. ihe
Of this STATE at tina request OF the D.jor.tI u
creditors therein LsEasd ptoesst to FELT a, alhf
suct.ou, fol- cash, the p'snisss on THUS %y' me
9th day Of = pteGLsr, 1873, at cock ~ %
fair, if NOT The fret tsir day thsrAsrD tie iiGss
and Lot ssg.stei a. lett = &c" in Howsris pisn'
fronting 30 ir-t. ruLniug back lbs issf sai iciSs'
iy occupied BY the raid hermann sud family snS
now o.rnpi-d by his daughter.
ss H-tds w aODDIN, Trustee
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Fsox Grs. tsE's ARxr. Yesterday
We had an abundance Of rs'moss, bat
very little information from the army Of
Gen. Lee. II was asserted with some
degree Of confidence by those who pre-
tended to he informed that a general fight
had commenced on the line OF the kaPl-
dan. It is not at all improbable that
heavy diminishing took place yesterday.
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In G0ti,iin IL AplleTsoa.

nEAUTITuI. Cottage Residence at Ashland, With
II acres Of land attached, together 18th tue
Household Furniture, for sale ut auction al the re-
quest OF Mrs q Tucker, executrix q the late y
George Tucker decd shall sell st public auction,
ON the premises, at Ashland, Hanover ccanty Saoa
Tuesday, the Goth Septem Der, 1868, at 0'cotkAsl
the beautiful and attractive cottage residence located
above, Of which the late 81 George Tucker a'ea
seized It lies GU the railroad, nearly opposite ihs
hotel, and has ample recommendations ior q largo
family. There are attached acres of land, III
high state OF cultivation, and Astounding Ia f'"ts
collection Of fruit trees, &c.
After the sale Of the cottage all the household faf'
uitnre consisting Of the usual variety, viii be god
rossrss ION wen IN lew days, thus anddi0s is,s
opportunity 10 psr5ohs Ia secure dwelling nni i"f-
nilure A Tree ticket cn the railroad i"r TOPS teta
nj yeaJs is guaranteed to the puf, iiaser-
IEaYs-Cash OF sf.a,t, al tie option 81 the PVT
chaser. Use itj GOBLIN x stfff"''
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So TfiT attention. 81 persons seeking s0ai Farm
near dc s,ty is requested u lEs sa,a Il Mr. John j
1hnsaaa Farm al 20 acres usar the Richmond and
Chaflottcsy .,la lankrad, 10 take place "u Monday
Tie :lst inst, ~ ii O'clock ~ II is said ny sh0ee
who know IL IL he Que u the best farms that hAs
b.en offered IN this vicinity aud IS especially sdapsed
IL the growth Gf fite fruits, s0nse specimens q
my ure v ii! show. See the advertisement and pro-
carr yaaS passports j. WILLIAMS,
30 l9.I AuCtf.
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DIED.

OF consumption. on sunday, Goth sOst at o'olock
A -, Mrs SUSAN CARTER, vile Ct Jssses Carter, ii
Cumberland co, Va, in the 18th year al her aye,
leaving four children 10 their loss.
Her funeral will take pisceroaa Centenary Ctafeh,
ths Monday afternoon, at o'etoek. Her friends
and Aequaintances respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice.
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MAR RED.

In Petersburg At the residence Of the brides
fisher, on the l.ih Inst, BY the Rev q Keen, M.'
jor MASON M0RRir, c 4 A, TO IlZTIE NJ 0ARRT-
SON, daughter IL 4 C Garrison, Esq.
On the llth inst, at the residence Of th1 bride 3
father, in Bedford county, by. Rev MIR feniet0r
JOHN II ROGERS, 81 Richmond, vs., No Miss 5tIsAN
BILL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

irTSPECIAL kOTlCE.--l particularly cali atten-
it.ol sale at the handsome and desirable
Isga residence ynifh viii offer far sale On the pre-
r.iase luis day 1t IA o'clock For particulars see
nv advertise ,,sEt aadoT a4ctsan sales.
g. ai-it II TAYLOR, Auct
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re NOTICF.-The ANIMAL meeting al the
~ seoekhGiieTs If the flank f RiehMooi will
take place at thsI bank ing house. In this city,
Saturday, tie ID Soz, DIT 10 o'elock A N,
Sc ltd hIACMURD0, Cashier.
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w. MASONIC HOTICE.-Ihe members ct Metro
W politaG lodge 70 Ii are requested To attend
called meeting at their lodge y0Gn, 0E MareEall,
between 9Th aud sth sts, On this aInniay) eFeIiDg
at C''i0sl. b. 6idar Of the " ii.
las l. RIDDicK, Ser'Y.
Sept 2lst A l.. 65G.3, A. II 1eL3 Sc 21-lts
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TRY GOODS, Stationery, &c, for Sale aa Ane'"n
~ On Tuesday, the .2d tnst, commencing q
ocock, We will sell by catalogue, ~ eai r.a,'.n
store, = large and valuable sssortsaens o. sss'"
l5l pieces "a n,ohair lasirss, &ssostsd qualities
~ do do dine alpacas
ti5 do black and white prints
120 d. madder plate prints
6O2 do 6.S white eambries
eco do Irish linens, assorted auAiiiss
q do black tAnetsS
q packgs ~ folder crare
ID picces e. inch taa. IA polf
20 d. Is do Irish sheetpRo
leo do ~ fronting linen
l50 do brown linen
SO do "a damask
- do Is inch Lafkabark
COO dozen .0xo0 and 2tx24 linen campTe un,S
81 pieces extra super white and drse sa'sssHs
IL do indigo blue mixtures army e'"'a
I92 do 30 inch British hong cloth
2t do Silasia flannel. assorted eo0fs
1878 he blue aid whl,s and black thread
lao dozen patent shoe thread
1GS PAIRS ladies' assorted shoes
10 cases (Gs0 reama) letter AMI cap rspss,s~
s.rt~d ~ 10 Qaalty and rni,as
Al The ah.ve goods veto pasehAsed VI the MAN..
ractarers ~ their axests, IN hsiish waasNs", ~.
merchant IL tAts city famitNr With the wants ~
ssasp aai for qaalay Asd ssyle q 4aish eSsA.
aoe sas<rns, u any ht VI SeNsls svss ossfsS W
y this market.
II AsAs ~ sAsssass AVA saktasssad ssas'
win other saaxs ssasA y tAe trsas =.
Catalogue A so@As rsaAy TT ssas'sssss
- 49,: - ,sssrvs lsseaaA
ns1s-lIe 49, O. MI Maas
coGbo-t 49, ~ 3d.
kpse0 49, - - - A A.xsA,
~ DoAIQR noscveo , WA
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VALUABLE Farm Of goo aches, with . god
v dwelling aud necessary out housss In Ilsnc.
vpr on the Chick shOminy, 10 miles above Richl6hi
and y, from Atess Station, on TIE Virginia Css'
MONDAY, the 18th OF Sept. There Is shcut ca acres
OF tine meadow land, aud leo acres q high laEa in
good heart and well adapted to the growth Of vsg'
tables; 20 Or 10 can be sow.d In wheat, lGmsi-
stsIy sfsr the Ienti0g shall fell excellent cat
aud a young mule colt, two years old nett spsiss.
aud All the farming utensils necessary TO fam Is
its size Possession gwen tbs lat Of January sesI
Also have another email plaee, about u ute Of
Attse. Station, with n neat dwelling and necessary
out buiidinys, aud contain ing only serss. ikAl
wish 10 rent out for Va. ensuing year. Possession
given LIST If January next. -
se 1o-tlt A TlMBkKLAkE.
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Richmond, Va.
The subscriber has the pleasure I'll announcing In
hs friends aud the public generally that he has just
taken possession VI Tie above central and popular
establishment.
he invites, and hopes by his management that he
Will receive ak6hare Of the public patronage. He
promises strict aud constant attention the comfort
Of his guests, amt viii endeayor always 10 be ready
to meet their wishes
SO 2l-2As WALLINGSTlRD
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BIZ Richard Camhora, Aaetionesr
A TrRACr1VE Sale Of Bacon.-Oa McSs.r, 2it
IA inst ut 10 O'Clock. at my store, I will sell AZ
auction, on account Of whom Il may concern,
li.00I lbs Bacon, mostly side,
Also 20 bags Psas. Potatoes, Nails, Vinegar,
One Tobacco Press, &c, Sc.
Sails, Rope, &c.
Also. lot Ct Sails Tackle and Rigging ef ve,,.i
FURNITURE
One Mahogany Wardrobe, Sofa, Mahogany Chslr.
&c, SC.
So ~ CAUTHORN Auet
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Ey James ~. 2ayior, im,;onfv.

A BEAuTIFut. Cottage Residence, wuh 1 .e,ss,,
Land ~ sidney, at auction. II viii sell 90 No
day, the 2lst day oil September, at a., o'eL,st na
ou the rremises, that desirable C0,,aps H.
occupied At present by Mr.. Wright, sut /. s,.t,,
and Carriage House, tsa south site os t;,ess !,
The hous. has rooms, with good passage toy.,s".
with kitchen, with Toons. There il t. VIII =, A..
s water %" ne rrsms.s' The land eon,aiss ares
The above cottage IS the FIRST nne on IT,. In ..
Grove street after leaving the city limits
TEeNS-Libarai amt mafAknowh On day Of s,,a
Sc Ih--tts JAS n TAYIDS AL,
NOR Rent ~ AnctoO.-Will Ia rented gu, Ia H.,
= highest bidder, on the premises, at 5 o'ctel y
N, on Monday next, the 2lst, an excellent House an,
lot on 18th street few doors north Of Brnad Jss
house has rooms, besides clOsets aud Kitchen ant
is in good repair, with gas fixtures, SC Posses,sa
given on the day Ofrenting. JCASCp
Ne lite
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DAN AW AZ from TIE suEss liter On tia sth iGst,
IL, G,y negro man named JON. he IS shout iesr
HSb large thick lips, large feet and hands, quite
stout man, dark ginger cclng EscEsIni,h bY tsas.
I Will give $50 reward fhT his delivery 10 me- CT in
any Jail so that can act him.
sa lS-nL~ WM J MEAnDR. Hsrmvills VA