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John Bright on Americas Future

John Bright on America Future
Mr.. JoHN BRIGHT concluded power
ful speech in Birmingham, England, on
the 18th December, in these words;
81 cannot believe that civilization, in
its journey with the sun, will sink into
endless night, TO crafty the ambition of
the leaders Of this revolt, who seek 10
wade through slaughter to a throne, and
shut the gates of mercy Of mankind
rCheers. | have another and far better
vision before my gaze. II may be but a
vision; but / will still cherish H. / see
one vast confederation stretching from
the frozen North, in one Unbroken line,
TO the glowing South, and from the wild
pillows of the Atlantic to the calmer
waters Of the Pacific main; and see one
people, and one law, and one language,
and one faith; and over all That wide
continent the home Of freedom, and a
refuge for the oppressed Of every race"
Loud cheers,
How nobly does this magnanimous
declaration contrast with the enyious and
malignant sentiments uttered by the or
gans, aud mouth-pieces Of the British
aristOcracy.
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During the recent lighting in North
Carolina, a chaplain of one of the Massa.
chusetts regiments, who was on the field
seeing one OF the men of Battery B,
Third New York artillery, being borne
off wounded. said to him, "Were you
supported by Divine Inspiration ''NoP
was the reply, 1--WE were supported by
the Ninth New Jersey"
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The Louisville Dsmoerat calls Rev.
HESRy WARD BEEoHEa "a theological
Punch" He has habit Of giving some
folks the hardest sort Of punches, and
they frequently deserve them.
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Geo N. saunders, as a Finanoier

Geo. N. Saunders, as a Financier,
GEo. n. SASDEss, the great Envoy Ex-
traordinary Of JEFF. DAvIs's Confederacy,
and Letter writer General 10 the Lond IN
lines, and the Fernando WooD Democra.
cy, stands deseryedly high with his
Northern aud Southern partners in the
work of treason. His letter to WooD
Brooks, & Co., of New York, which we
gave the other day, is a model of states
manship He wants the people of the
North TO rebel against the present admin
istrution, and repudiate the war debt.
GEoReB knows whereof be speaks, be.
cause he combines ia his own per
son, both the rebel and repudiator A
lanlord Of this place who has
painful p,~ss-Onal grounds for know
ing the truth Of his averment, states
that this Jeremy Diddler SANDERS
owes him near $500 for boarding himself
and family, last winter Our friend,
who is the mos indulgent creditor, wait
ed long upon this shining light of rebel
lion, until finding that SAUNDERS was
either too diflident, or too forgetfuI, to
think of paying his bill, yentured at last
to jog his memory. GEORGE had a story to
tell about some cannon which he was man /.
ufaeturing, but which had yielded him no
proceeds yet, but told our landlord that
he would soon collect vast sums when
his little bill should be liquidated. The
matter was then dropped for long time,
then again the delinquent was admon-
ished of the wants of his creditor. Jere-
my Diddler protested that he was still
minus, but would go straight to gentle
man in the city and collect $1,000. His
incredulous creditor went TO the gentle
man, who told him that he didn't owe and
never did owe Jeremy Diddler SAUN-
DERs one red. As he was a strong rebel,
however, he offered TO giye our friend
$500 TO board SAUNDERs until he
could get some employment; but the
landlord replied that SAUNDERS was a
nuisance, aud he did not want him in
his house any longer. SAUNDERS accord
ingly left first handing to his landlord
a check upon a firm in Louisville for the
amount Of his board. The parties on
whom the check was drawn replied that
they didn't owe GEORGE a dollar, and the
sole value of the check consists in the
fact that il contains GEORGE's autograph.
While SUNDERs was here be betrayed his
little expenses by borrowing from and
black mailing his friends. He was as
impudent in this respect as the
renowned BEAU HICKMAN. Such is a
faithful picture Of the rebel letter writer
and ambassador, GEORGE n. SAUNDERS.
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LOST.

.nN FRIDAY. THE ora INSr., ON o-7-u.,-.,
~ Dcadcrick OF Union street, or be
tween the Two streets, a BUCKSKINlk MN} s3
FoCkEI.BOOk, with clasp, containing VAEs4--A4j
between IS and Sl3, principally IN Grcenhaoks With
some change Also Note On Mr. Hubert Tor sis
and - endorsed on It; also Breastpin with lie
pin broken.
l will give s5 to any person who will return IL u,
The F" UH'oH % Office, with the contents.
". T.. SCRIBNER
Jtnlo-'H Private 5lst Illinois Reg
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A Coon EXAMPLE.-We learn by letter
from Nashville that General ROsecrana
has issued an order TO the effect that
the resignation Of Second Lieutenant
Clark, Of the Seventeenth Indiana Vol
unteers, having been twice rendered
when the regiment was on The eve Of
marching in the face Of the enemy, is a.
ceptod for the benefit OF the service. The
sum Of 500 is stopped against bis pay By
ssntanee Of . court. martial for absours
without leaye."--LOnsviRs Journal
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The Federal Government extends the
olive branch TO the rebels If they ac-
cepb well if not let Uncle Sam strip il
Of its leaves, and ply the naked switch
heavily over their shoulders.
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The Louisville Journal OF the 9Th says
that the Twentieth Indiana Battery en-
barked ON tbo steamer Diamond for this
place, on lhe 9Th.
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Gen. Grants order expsiling lsrael!t ties
from bis department has been rescinded
BY the President
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$50 REWARD.

L'uR THL RETURN on A DARK ,-----.....,
Il Grey Pocket h.ul containing nbfafi
500, lot 900 the 2ld Hf January. a.mo II fT5
wlero between Church and Line street, uL3
IN. hnler il ie0..tH the above reward by lsig.
'ne " Al tN'' ''l' IJana-ih
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WEsrGRN GANE.-Ten tons OF prairie
chickens and quail were shipped from
Chicago 10 New York by ons Of the Ex-
press Companies, few nights ago.
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Sale Of Furniture.

| WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, on NEXT
! Tuesday, tho 18th inst, all or my Household
and Kitchen Furniture consisting Ia part of Parlor
and Bedroem Furniture, Carpets, Table Ware, aud
Kitchen furntns. This will be a good opportunity
for families 10 supply themselves.
All good currency will be taken Ia payment for
purchases.
Rs- Sale positive, without reserve to commence
az o'clock. JAMES WIRELESS
North Cherry street
JAMS lw Next door TO Dc. Il. @. X Martins.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

| HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO MY SCHOLARS
tlHh ] have secured pleasant ana councillors
rooms, nt NO % tedur street, hctwoep summer and
Chorry Or Mariin's former residencel where / viii
re open my School, ON MONDAY next The ian inst,
a. o'clock.
Jnnll-Jt' r. DORMAN
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EREsH WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, MADE FROM
Il kentucky White Wheat in barrels, Jacks anu
hht sacks delivered 20 ali parts of the city
y. D. nICkEY,
Agent Broadway Mills
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FOUND.

4 TRANSFERS PAY CERTIFICATE WHCH
- he can have by calling lt tlia o0oc AMI paying
for this iavcrtisement
Jau03t
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FOR SALE.

| nave A VERY TlN4 BUGGY, WITH NEW
i Harness, which / wish o. soli. ANY ens uishIr-
10 purchase VII hud on af No % Ooilore Street
Nashville, Jal. l-in.
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FOUND-

A DUE BILL. GIVEN BY SAMUEL BURNS
II 70 $. B Finley, for Sll3 So The ownor can
have th" s1mo by calling at thi- office aud paying
for this Advertisements lJaaS-gt
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No. 30 CEDAR sTMEET,
Il. V. BASsET, Proprietor.
Picture Car For Sale.

| HAVE A DAGUERREAN or PICTURE CAR
1 aud large stockl wish % SELL. They can b. sesn
by calling at the car ou tho FRANKLIN Pike about
mile from The Public SQUARE
Jau6 Jtr n j. CARPENTER
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- AkAg lcaSOssiAdg mests :
~ lDlloWiog amounts have bean contributed
within ~ paSt six days. and are hereby aeknow
3ssoA TAomaa Halifax co, Is; Kra F rhonJss,
HANNAH "a. 5: Judge Wslb6tn, Oolumbus On,
- Yoppia Uaton Meeting, q, per n 6ampson,
90; Joel 3 Wasklns, Richm0pd. Va 10; Rev " z
LlD1say, 1iehxlond. VI, 5; Several 1rielasin 6sGT
Ga, co; Mr. Lacy Warning. King William co, 8;
Min ! 9velyn nill King william co. 2; DR. Esb-
coeh, Surgeon - Chimbossxo Hospital S, Rev
1asiy, King snd Queen co, 10; Mrs. James Fleet,
Eae ma usssn %, 5; "A widows New Years
1sv j n 1cx and Lsdy. Seottayills 20.
Wildssn, S; Mn Dr. Jackson. Amelia 90, S, krs
II 0t0ss. Amslia %, 10: w A Nileslons. Amelia
CO, B; 2sv John ] Nancy, Albemarls 60. ~; Sun
dry rrinda per O Olopton. Albemarle co, 1850.
1n Mary 1nFb, 0rs0nor'ef 90, d : L AppsrSon u
Mss = MaDsasnan. ritteylvania TO- Hrs Nancy
law, 0po16yivania co. 10; An uuknoWn Friend
$50; r 1syi0. Riehmand, 5; Dr. " 0wa<hmey
and yamily, King william, 2s Josiah Smith. Per
Rev Dv HsuWn, 10; Nm w q xniSht, psr o
CkilaA 10; Or II james, 0ooehland, co. 10; Rev
Dr VIA. Prinee Edward co, 5; 4 Friend In Rich
lnoaa 8; Daniel Atkins. Chesterfield H. S; Mrs. /
9 A4ktn.: g. 5; nrs Straeh.n. do, S; Mrs
Bstsy whiss. DO. 251; Miss 8 Adkins, do. 3
ssv J a.saehan. do, $; y GIN, DO, 10 Miss y
Mrs Merry Malone, 3; Mrs. Mary Tucker, ;; Mrs. r
a BuAd, Petersburg. Va, 2 50; Mrs Ann Gwipn,
AMhssak co, 2; An Unknown Friend, TO- VIM L
Aoas&gue. 1iahmcnd, Va. 2; lev W A White
eeaxveF, F1uvaana, - Jno n Harlows, Jr. Salem
Va Z: hes J AsElows. do, l; Lent O9l John.
son, King william Co, Is Totalei S9L25.
III A. n. DICKINSON, Supt, &C.
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1l.,I,E 1919,

u - 0se<A~t &
ylOoRnA. cn5 sali1 = ohsa r. md mllza1ssl
Ult2As, n4o4 yoaRp - dayA
Axdahsf ntilA aAosl
| 0ao toeno& ~ HoAyeDly thrODs.
And % - BhaAsrx pralsss
AnnkA9 aooel eoes.
AnotAee 11t&1o, n1Aless heart
O smtA has esossd to bea&--
0one 1ee0 ~ rugged path q life
no othsr littis iess
I TWO ethee hrslliant eles have eooo
70 ha1 sAss igAt 70 Hssvss;
Two osksf ntsls kands Aavs bssn
USE Cur Fnther eiyeu.
OH safer little ehrd -sn, and
HoshaA then not, nd He.
For ef sueh b Mads ny KinGdem,.
AnA thsy I'll belong 70 ms
Nsr fanesAl WI take plaee this morning 81 y
O'Clock, from The reeidsncs Of her eAther, on BYRD
bsswesa Oh md i0th I'll
On tas On Inst. after sbort bat seyers illness
/ MARY HuH1B1, anGant dsuetter tf fhoe. A. and
/. M.schell aged II months and ID dayx
| The fsfsnl6 apd relativel Of the family are 70
qussaei 70 attsnd the funeral from The reedsnes Of
her Nendnnthse, o. 0rsss. nexs docs 70 ne eornes
\ Of 26th slsest, today (We4ne day. At II O'Clock
| L. n, WNhout farther potice.
On Mosday morning, The oh Inst, st Nansaeld
| 0occhland county, the rssldsuee Of her brother
| Min SARAH JANE TYLRR, eldest daughter oil
NJ II. ". Tyler, Of this city.
| her fuasral nom her fathers house, Church HM
THE wednesday, morning. as II o'clock.
| On Saturday, tbs "a Of January, q u O'Clock
p. H., ALONZO. second son Of A. ]. and Eudora
Addin ston, aged years months and dAys
Jcaus ssis suffer little chiidreu, Aadfor6sd the q
not. 70 come unso maj for Of such h tho Kingdom
Of Heaven
On sunday evening. the fin inst, u S o'clock
CHARLES L1NN TAYLOR, In tie 5th yaar Of
his age. younscst non II Mary !. Taylor aud WI
Aer, w. Taylor, dsssassd.
Lay him gently In the Hcfia,
| Wrsp tbs cold white shrGn arvwEd him,
Fold bis Afnas acfoD his breast;
Cur darling Charley has seae to rest.
I oh, my heart IL sod end loueiy.
Ash weep shove thy bed,
Aid my home IL lone aud dre:sy,
For my darling Charley 3 dead
Obituaries.
He'd ii her residence, IN Orange county Va. On
the 7th Bsptenbsr, xFE PAMELA E. SHRAKT
consort OF Capt. A. J. Ehesrt. after an iaess OF
.hrss weeks q dyPthsr. shs lss ~ ',.o inter
thslr loss sud 10 them We extend our despss. sym
pathses. OBJ, Death inc xorable Death This has
been truly harvest for thee thy insa.iate roapsrs
have indscd bsen MN ing 10 CREST extent.
Ills with profound regret aud sorrow that We
resord the death Of ore 70 much beloved and e.
lesmsd ~ was onr fond friend Ere care bad
wrinkled har fair brow. sorrow panied her henri
shA has Teen taken from Us Never more can she
joiu our family circle with her familiar converEa
sion or merry laugh Il was hoped by her friends
that her dseave might yisld 10 suitable remedies,
under the care OF purges in when they placed i'm
plieit confidence; but this hope was destined To
heartrending disapp ointment Yet We should mur-
mur not God, In bis infinite WISDOM no doubt had
some agnicsnce in shts sad dispensation Of His d.
vine providence.
The writer Of this feeble tribute has had Is ex
IF the character OF the deee ased any beyond
the limit OF her immediate family cres. She can.
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BY Sumner 4 Burfess, a ucts,
tIron-Front Building, Governor street
II ARaE sALR or DRY GOODS. READY
IL MADE CLIO FIXING, BOOTS AND SIOgs
HATS, FANCY GOODS Ac.,
At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th Of January, We viii sell
at cur warehouse, commencing At 10 O'Clock, a
large and attractive stock Of Staple and Yaaey
Dry Goods, Rsady-mads Clothing, Fancy Good.
Boots and Shoes. Hats, 60. We name In part
Black and Fancy Prints,
Dress Goods,
Hoessry. Handkerchisfs, Pias, Needles,
threads. Sewing Silk,
Cotton Oznaburgs, Brown Sheetlng,
Drillings OasMmeres,
and many other articles in the Dry Goods lins too
numerous TO mention
ALSO
A large invoices Of first class Raady.msds Cloth
Ing, combating Of hns Dress Coats Business Ooan
Overcosts nne OanDimoeo Pants Veess "a
Several invoices 0f t1n0 Boots and Shoes Hsts
Letter and Hots Papse, 60.
d. 81 SUMMER Z BURRya0. Auc,a
AUTHORITATIVE be added 70 The above
sale Of Dry 0Oods q large invoices Of choice frssh
kousalaines aad HsFinos heavy Woolsus, Fsncy
Cassimszes frIah Linens, and Osh0r deiirabls Dry
Goods Also, an elegant assortment OF fresh Last
ing and Morocco Callers aud Balmof als Childrsa's
Shoes, Heavy Brogans. 30. Also. q large invoice
magnificent EfverwRre. consisting Of Tea and 70.
bis Spoons, Ladies'. Cake Baskats, Forks, Butter
Knives, Cnps, doblsts. Pitchers. WAitsrs 80
These goods ara pure aud vsry desirable.
JAG kUMNEE q BURMESE. Aucaa
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by Hobtneons Ad0mA & Co:, AucO.
>up upx~ Ga, = To0ooupyps uAN,
bHAMMnpr C'.1 @1 ~ .ns,n .~ Hc, MA ~.
~. =, om. .,..s,s u,ce. 1850 sr Oh, 80 E.ia
srtsssts os rpIDSv nj, int so,nm:c.,nS :. IA
o,.ioaf and viIi ssnh,sss n isrsr ssscs+,nsc, ~
0roesriss ss sansIssins IN ,.rt ~ ''''s'A'"' u
~ ands prime = ~ sugars;
~ oDN w q" ~
\ Lbi Crnshsd ia.
IL half bbls 4. o. On.
Ii bbls prime a. q. Nolsssss.
n Kegs 1I CsrC, eoda
500 hilltsis Peanuts.
C.nJiss ansn 1i,nvs. Ia
Irnr.aU
$40 hor.s kr,,hf Toh:.o.
sS0 csIliss hsishs ma Is,t r.h.sa,
IA IN shoics r;,s,d. scs cinhs iiisars
l. -ATsO
seO ,ss ah.s Thre.d
s uiaaas YuiIei fYi0ik
10 nisasa (fountrv JsAaa
10 ka.ee Cotton farn..
SO sross Shanghai Netchss.
~ Our regular sales day VII hsreafsAr b. %
FRIDAY Of each week. Havins sola q ssss,on
AL goods, rseently damaged BY nrs. and put our
aalss room In eomplste osiss, No are now prepares
To receive eos,m umeo1
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CS UBbTiTU1E WANTED 6na over Is esys ~
~ age. who can eaias we'll recommended, for tLs
in!xntfy service ipf which = liberal pssrs Will &c
paid. Usli &t n q. GORDON 4 60. Is store No
iOl Main street. between tho huurg of 8 and l2
o'clock a. u ia7-3sa
UBsriTUTGs VA ATIf,-~ 60 .,aisr .hs army
~ In ViF1fniA-~twD Able bedsad Gien. ever ~
yesn old. 70 such = eai como well Tss6is1aehdsd
q i.bers. pr1cs viii beYaid Native virsil,ans ~
fesred. Apply from I'D 2 s'cldek. 10 w. n.
REDWOOD co, casasr fszsliiis strsst, oyro
sIss excaange Hctst - TT,
SURsTIrUTH wANr.D- Far hight ARTILLERY
- company. .! 400 WILDE paid Rffessne. - to
ekarselsr rtquifsA Appiy NJ tia si.rs Of g. GAR.
HKR. ffackisn street, ilaiweta g:h aud 18Th.
1sy-Hs
CUBS lTUfE WANTID.-To ssrvs 10 : No. /
- Artillery Gsrapxoy Zone over Is ysa-s OF x1s
preferred For pEs ~hn e.ss eeuae we'll rseosn-
'''ass ''' :. esis IN a X eia b Sss,
u G--ats ~ MAia street.
4 HARYLANssHR.w Who hsa served Is mnnths
IA IN ths arny h willing u 81 ~ EUBSrI-
fUTR n cavalry c0aaEAny. address 'AcOO.
HALR,p No $ Columbian Hotri RlrhmoaA, Va
CURsTIT0rA VAS rRD.-A fsiIabls mai, vol
witch nigh prics sill Be- paid - snoa = rSesissi
TITO ssrvteA Arpi1 q RcJn No. 81 AmeslGAl
notess so-0ay. u 6-<sts
TWO BubSTlT0ff0 WANTkD.- I wlli give
ii 8 liberal price Tor two H0HN3ITUTHg II
t6sy - 0Scr - ard come Welifscosnmsu1ad Ap-
Ply q So 50 Anssiesn Hotel anM vsdnss1sy
sSsnlak. yac. 9. teSl. il 3--31s
q uBGfIgUfH WAArhD "A sasn 70 tsks IL
- FLEA Of p1nserfvk hetween. IS sssl 50, ean
% eA1oe y appiyise i 9. ssARsERS stass. =
ffankiiM between l7lh sna I'M stresss. rs hsJsl
srnf recemassndaasens = T. chasaster.
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IHyESr T. JOHNSTON.

Sxy Esf 4 JoHEsfoN.
s liz Johnston, tsisg a. iss. dissusted With hia
book. and mol knowing how 70 mike u bstssr. tried
to avail hlnsesH Of ~ corrections r. cax6e Tin
GsfnE ny nepiy rsrised sAssta.
I'VE printed Sor M Randolph and West e John
.sx the Frat four fbrms Of Army Regulations {new
sd.sioal seybseis from the newly revised copy fur
and 70 save time, and thought II was aware Of
Il Nhen he objected. We csaasd to use his foru
for " II. Bsih parties furnishs1 copy about the
nms tiIAN McFARI.AEE + 1ERaUss0N.n
hs-lte " q. ". RANDOLPH.
NIsTIii.N6G ATTES1I0N-TMse Ree
IL u feet diameter. I test dsep, NASH TUBS. 81
sr .i, s s.~ e.ss s s sss -'' ' 20
=-AL1Os-~
! nav 1Eineh stroks IAGINA
Whine rlns VAIA
LOO fsst TN TUBING. i.eq.sEs6 new:
Apply 10 G. p. HODGES 4 CO.,
g 5-Sts No. - Pearl street.
iH0l6n BLACK GOODS
fise h,ask Dambaxipss,
Pine h2nek weua3ino1.
ms blask Yrsash Msripo
MAX Iseiish Cra1S vaAx
Biack Isvs wells
$50 slask IA Gloves
0say IQllna 0Caogsd MeusIns4
nss1lllSAsA "a + @ Handksrslhiskb,
Hto1Gh 0eeettA ~ s
- =. :! 49, Z e1lo@ !. 90 2: :
| II Qo1A4a 0ae1A
6eti1a yaa9 sheap,
| 1lzsrn4 psEsae<D Raesss,
d : e g, s..as
| e{1t Via a. 10 IS
--lAkoo- >
osesetss 1st1a( ylesht1s,
Is = HooQ1 q o..
XIV I36 ~ HI Fl ~ sSssi
III NeNk 81 mur11 80 ~ r.
J s 5 ss=44
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~ North linz Of Jaekson street., F0R eALH Al
be sold q &uefion on tbs prs.
mises. ON SATURDAY, the 10Th Januasy. 1855. at4
o'clock r. u. the lares lot located allows. ID.
Joining the property a Jno r. Subls.t Esq front.
ing 90 feet, running bAsk on the Ias Of Jackson
street lo5 fest to m alley twelvs feet vida
TERNs--0ne Third cash balance 81 four months.
The taxes for le63 to bs paid by Che purchaser.
nat 0ODDfN 4 APPRR8Ou, Aust'a
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOTICES.
TNFTY DOLLARS INWARD viii pay the
~ above reward for the arrest and con 1nsment
q THOMAS LYNCH, N Irishman by birth, who
WAS received In my company o. q sa0sth ats He
lxx camp. dear Culpeper Court Hcuse, about the
sch day Of November. 1882. Said Lyaeh was
aboct five feet four inches his b, with dark hair
and dark complexion; do not rscolleet the color Of
his eyes; had &c 81 tho back Of the head which
gives him tia appear Aacs Of bsi1g bald
D. II 06cDE,
Capt. Co. Z. 6sh Va Regiment.
Comp near Fredericksburg, Va, jim 9Th, 1864
fa7-sifH
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r ARqH SALE or FURMITURI, &c AZ
IL AU0fION-On WsDNEsDAY, TIN lns,snt
1t 10 o'clock. viii Dsll ct my store large sssor
ment Of Furniture conastiIg of Sofas, Chaira bu
Eeaus Wardrobea washstands, Looking 0iaass
Hsds.eeds, Tsbles, etc
ALSO, lo0 Hair and Shuck MAtt.sasss. together
with large number Of Blankets Oo.aforts. etc.
JAG q b. COOK, Auet.
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~ 6o4a0 = ADDo9oous AocUoooooA
EIvR rE1nMnN1D AID sHvUAL VACANT
u LOxo IN PORT MAYO YO1 04kn AT AUO
xf0N.-At the Request 81 xobess 4. Mayo p
Ne shall sstl q pubiD auction, On tAs vesnlsss q
"WEDNESDAY, tie 5th JannaTy, l660 q 81 o'sN
r.. -. Ave sxsellspe fva1ed Easements and eeva
ri vaeaAA Leta IN &oet 0ayo. nsas LASER -.
saeA ocsuptsd ~ g6oA-pa tsuants.
T1RNs -Oaah - thort eFsilik Tia purchaser
10 pay the tA1es fos 1854
MS 0OIS1)IN 4 APPnKSON, Austin
ny Djckinsen Z Htll, Auct's,
rOMMISaION1R'6 BAIaR OF EA0ROR0. -Oc
~ WHDNE0DAY, the 7sh ef January, Vim
seYI Of the anski0u room OF Dickinson { Hui n
Richmond, commsnslng ct 10 O'Clock four Slsysa
bslonglns 70 the ests:s Of Aiss Amst!sa Marin,
decd. 0xO. W. DOaW1LL, Conf.
Sale by DICKINSON 4 He'll, Auctionssrs
In 3-tia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

HEAD0RS 18th RIOT La V0La
p JacuAyy 7ih. let,
NOTICE All embers absent frsan this r-si
In ment Eaust report at BECKMAN's Halooii,
on kaia street, TO day, between the hours Of 10
AID O'Clock. Ell thoss fsiing to repo1t will bs
ativsrtised as dss .ftsrs. ". BOFFMAN.
Lieut.. aud Provost Marshal OF
il 7-2ss 18th La Vols.
FNHIRrY DOLLARS kEWAkD.-The Usual
j rswssd of $40 win be paid for The delivery of
either or each Of the following saiged members u
my company. viz sergt B. A. JAMES. Corporal
JOHN L. FRANKLIN. PfivA;es JUDSOs ~
HATCHER, WILLIS OTEY, and W. DED.
NEfT. J. L. DIOKIMSON, Capt @, X,
il 6-1ws = 10Th Va Cavalry
HEADQ Rs COURTNEY ARTILLERY,}
. CsDp nsar Port Royal, Jan LIST, l663 !
A LII TIA membefs Of the "SlaAchsstsr Artillery
IA having tesn zasIsned 10 me- for duty, and
there now being quite number Of them sbsent
improperly, u, such aAssutses are ordered to re-
port 70 mo Within tsn dA3s Of this dafs ut the
Camp Of sfrimbie's Brigade, Ews.Fs DiytssoG near
Por; soysl Va Any failing TO comply ys,sh this
order within tia tslao specified vial be- k1voftissd
and treated a. jsser.srs j. w LA rlMaR,
ia 6-6t.e Capt Cong CoustEay Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-07

ny u, D1ttx, Aucu0HeeF.
1.-TWO NEGROES FOX EALE-A MAN and
WOMAN. Tue WOMAN in good plain cook:
tho sasn il goid fern ham. They will be sold on
FRIDAY next. al the cf8aa Of Mr. #. Davis. On
Frankltn street.
TYnHs---Cash. j. b. KHAsRa
. AdnT Of Jnss ?. Huffman.
H. DAVIS, Auct'r. ia 7-tds