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OBITUARY.,

DIED, ut Mill Brook in buckingham. on Sum
day morning. | minutes after Two o'clock, the
of December 1863 after n short illness. and
in the 18th year Of h.r aga, Bias NJ EPPES.
The death of lsdy SO conspicuous aud so es-
Unable iustites something more :han simple
annou'ce cement.
ars Eppes was native of North Carolina,
AMI the daughter nf Dir. Willis Jones, z distin-
guished citZsu of that Stato. In -arlY life, she
married the late John W. Eppes. who was, for
several years, member of the Hnuse of Repre-
scnta ives, and subsequently OF the Ssnnte Of the
United States. S Q possessed An understanding
OF the highest order, and her information was
diversified and extensive. The dignity and
grace of her manners, her cheerfuiness and cXtra-
ordinary coslnquisl powers rendered her The or
naihant Of every. company. Few erjoyed tho
innocent pleasures of society more, contributed
20 literally to tie social qualification Of others.
For half century, her residence has BEEN the
.bnde ofah enlightened and generous hospitality,
prompted not by tho loye of ostenia.iou. but EN-
anating from the hes. feelings of tie heart She
was not ambitious of worldly. distinction. but
was diligert in 6iscsarsing ail OF the duties of
rational and responsible b"ing. MORRISON ~as
moro conscientious and sine re- none more de-
voted 10 Justice and truth. Her charity, benev',.
ience and librrality ere eviuced by number'ess
good dc Dis She gave freely, but upos,en:a
tIously. Her purse was open TO the poo. ard
her, s. mpa:hy sootbed the sorows Of tbs unfortu
nate. The many shining virtues gracefully
blended in her character, were rendered rresisti-
bly, attractive by the habi.ual manifestation of q
cheerful and coucilia.ory spirit guided, under
all circumstances, by q refined sense ofpropriety.
During the;iaet thirty-four years. Mrs. Z. was
g meruber-of the Episcopal church
As q Christian, she WIS consisted and devoted.
5bvmbIe and seif.denying.
In all the relations Of lifees 2 professor Of re-
ligion as 8ife and mother, as relation. friend
and neichbor, and as the-owner oi.mauy servants
nor ee.i--s aas elevated and exemplary.
Possessing so many admirable qualities, she
was greatly beloved by her fimiy and numerous
friends AMI most highly esteemed by large cir.
Gle of acquaintance. The Influence Of charac-
ter so attractive, and so highly appreciated Is
always great, and always salutary. The death o.
one thus endowed leaves q void not easily filed
Mrs. L s illness was borne By her with Chris
tan forIitude and resignation. She vas conscious
of her approaching dissolution: aud, in reply oa
question relative to her futures ate, she answered
that "all was right, and that Jesus was precious to
her."
He-x'ul will rsslI. tho empire Of decay,
WIFE tim. Is Ger and wo:lds Fave passed away
God II tho Guss rhr pe1shed 81 art maybe
But tha, which WI rmed il cEce n p.TeT die
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ADJ'T Il INsp'R GEN'LS OFFICE, Z
Rlcaxoyo, Dee. 81. 100
GENERAL ORDERS.

No: ISL.
Tho following order i published ~ IN
amendment Of the regulations in rcapect
impressmenrs, rs 2 suhstitrrc far p.:aga..
IT, sec. 5. General 0!;!crg M. 81. crgPsuv
RES Al! Oificers ard Dgcr-s ---F" 80 ia"T:
or shall be empowered in make :nnTre.s;uvna-
shall co;fnrm re- the prc.isiora Q! rs 2Cdey
in respect 20 imnre-smcats hereafter % =:
made, and aso in cases }El-.a silA properly
may have been hc-atn.-- r:,i:.,l,. a..t TIE nr:t.
has Ent been fully ADJUSTED.
I. In the event Of the refusal by the cTr.
e., his bailleo, Or other agent, Of The price q
fercd, the uiTTessins officer SHALL r'cGoc: 10
settle the compensation e ha ii1eI .c2":I''..;
to tho first secticn of -hc TT, March - i,o5,
if the property impressed bel342e C"sr":7Ic@
who has grown. rli:ei or Produced tic sn:fG,
or who holds or has t,.rcEascl The sas:e ior
his own use or ,s,rsGnipsion; but il the pro-
pcrsy impressed has not be"r GrG"I, g:.!red o-
produced by the owner, nor ,csu purchased
f,rhis cvr use or CONSUMPTION. i snail he The,
duty os the mpressing officer TO cier thc D'lcc
hxed by the Commissioners whn may he ap
pointed under the ,tii section nj the acS Of
Congress o. the G6th 1iarUl. iGu&, 10 regulate
imprcssmaEts; and if the %nG- shG-! 3:.i"c ta
receive the said price. % ,.,s hei;:%- d u:E
coni pensaiion, it shall be the duty Dt he l:t-
pressing officer ~ Citt;.t lEc waite - DE a-egt-
tSiaed by the appointment of i h,-iT1 3:I:'-
liar to that designated IN Tie first seq
,ion Of til" act aforesaid; t;a1 is, by us:
judgment oftUo luyal and '!isinscTa5ted c;5-
gems Of the county or parish i'll wlsi':a suc.'
iDluressneots .nay be MAZE. one 10 DE selected
BIZ the ogncr and one by tho imprcssing CHI
Ger, and. In tie event of t:,eir Disagreement,
these tao shall choose oyi raIri.n q. i!kn qna.i-
ticGtions. The pe-eons t.us saicercd r3aii
proceed to assess Just compensation for the.
property So impressed, whether, the FL: o,uta
ownership, or the temrarat use thereof only
Is reqnisnd: PnJgiied, however, i tho :f,i-
pressing officer in any the ctia 1t.g.: .:o-iss
shall believe tia. the appTs;sspiea. - fair, GO
just, he shall endorse uFpu 3 iiis arr~ryn!.
aud the property in the object impre.xtt! if.i
thercupon be vested m the Confederate Snl;es:
bat il he does rot arprora, the appraisar::a
az aforesaid, he shall en;:orse mon tie
praisament his objection =ha-esa. ara Dc
the same VIII: : receipt for the prcpsFs'
pressed to.thc owner, his baiiers, agent Al
tosney, and as soon as practicable forwar. 3.
copy of the receipt and appaisement, ana h.s
endorsement thereon to the Board .f A.
praisers, appointed by the President and Gov,
ernor of the Stete, who shsll revise the sans,
and make j final raluatipn. so as L, give Just
compensation for the property taken, rThi&h
valuation shall be paid by toe proper. depart
mcnt for the use OF which the. property wac
taken, on.the certificate Of the appraTters. es
provided in the acts Of Congress on this sub-
ject. By order.
|. (Signed) s. COOPER.
Dec 11-lw Adj't & Insp. Gell.
E5- Wing copy one week.
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=, OTfCE.-Apptra.ion wi b. mad. to the .roner
al hor lies fos dupla 70 c-rIh ats 20 l. 81 -
6, 90, IN favo # s: HigSi bn'na n. fat H.
Il Husiab yhHn deces-ei-l4s IL 80 saiI, O pt IN
BrpwnT sIorp.ay az Regiment Viz ls volan ear.
ray, Ne 10 NJ J.oadan A. ri.y. Richun ID We .
daisd N,1-albsr O., l3o si>su 4 from e,ad ud'
kfs o&ss ooafsd:rsts a4:s Aaaaiaa sad sssi.Ss.ss
b0inE loss or nhlssa. D, q! Loh0ohI
dta1ftt3.eHS
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ADJuTANT & INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RIcExoND, Dec 7, 1883.
Q1a1EAL 0kDras !


No.
Inc following schedules therein adopt BY commissioners
pursuant the
ed thereto 0H'0tS "no o ene sVeramehtH onec'
How I.vr. RIcHxosp, December
revising and preparing prices January
Md Mr. VIM B.
ne unanimous of the
B% with
December
ese%nre
"nich the needs
amount deducted bushe
ond In addition
oil
furnish
dfonh eesahGsb ndnrcef rh
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Friday, Nov. 27, 1853:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Wounded Lieutenant Colonel II 4 Brown,
in hand.
Company A.--Killed, none. Wounded:
lst-Sergcant Ispbcr, johnson, severefy IN arm
P,ivatcs 4 Wyrick, slightly: G D Lane, in
leg.
Company B.-Killed: Corporal L VI Will
born. Wuund'j: Serseants ID c WJodr Il,
in hip and arm; D G Cal, III elbow, slight;
Color. bearer Serg't " Brown, in side: Pr
Yates j Al Mitchell, leg b-uken; John Robin
son, severely III Laauth; Z Shaw. slightly in
leg; l. |. Weshersoooa, in FOOT Cyrus Parker.
slight in wrist; W 'ranor, sight in hand.
Missing: Privutes George Wiike.son, j IL
yl0r.
Company CHILLED, none. Wounded:
Pricates J II Brsns. n, in thigh; W R Brcn-
son, IN haud: j W W, gs.aH, in hard; II II
Witty, in leg.
Company d --Killed, more. Wounded:
Corporal \ Mccall, in thigh: Privates II
Ivnes shoulder: D Summit arm and side; j
Mccall, SHOULDER; IL Gates. head, seriously; L.
Ken,pe. tjiilh, slight; I Mann, wrist, slight;
j Bro wa, i:csa, slight.
Company g--Killed: Priva:, La%ronGo
Albright Wonrdcd: Sergean- Briaat Sum-
mersctt, in head; Prvatrs Benjamin vii
liams, in arm; Geo Glapps, in hand; Milton
Lay. in thigh.
Company .F.-k;llcG: D. n .Mauniug.-
Wounded: n 3 Gn,!in:
Company G-KilI-I Private J Q FISH
Wounded Sergeant u Fagan, saily n
Pri7atcs z h!ati..ae, sigh IN ~,
B \ G2:;ain, ssii4t' IN haat: J'i.n :..grcnre.
severely in aukIe; W Inter, ..eriqu, II
thigh; J W Calm, serr9u.ly in 1o~'n:s; u 2
Collins, rliahtIy IN hand: Z YoiEg. n,i-lJiv
IN hand; J'B Upehorcii, siighrfy i. .,.,a.d
Company II Killed, ,,"@". "vuat'd:
prisares r u Harrison. ) I! y r,.v, j
Job. W Jolly. L Bowen. -or?o,al J Aoa,sy;
M.ssrg syrg't Thomas Pollard.
Ccmplny I.-h;iled: rcivGrc Calvin PER-?
Wuunded: 6 " R"'eY, rIor;a!!y ~ h .aaEs:
IorporaIs " Cr,.iIu~,i'. IL nreH?s: j Il
Yong. ie shoui.ier: P:.vaies James Wal, ii
jas Dcut".,, in b-sass; 1. - .;vT,.u;:, j..
ley: II s King. IN hand.
Company K.--kii!od, none "o';E led: 1t
John Wytne, slight in hani asr:eaE: Peer
jupre, Slight; Corp0-a! l:h"-t Wln,crs Slight:
'r;!ates alder Dickens, 5hG!.;: W., shsw. ~
eg.
NgcAP..cLaTioH.
Wounlcl,
l4i-t.OSi :"
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WANTS.


pgrrcoSr RAILROAD, oHIEF ESdtNRSR.s OFFICE,
Danv lie, Dec 7, 80
1.-s ST e D-L = O;R z d g
~; h TO hire Two Hundred abie-bodiSd Negroes. to
,-orx upan Ibis Railrnsd. They will DO exclusively ua
ID, b, ro tion Of the Company, AID prspsrE-
.n-s Sse- msde 20 good quarters sufaeisnt
,c. sAd proper naca attention TIE work 20 be done
IL .h-u, lies about half way between DanSine and
Or. n.5 70 N C. In ea'.hy country, aad secure
..rin aids aty to b; fcurd.
= # ,c:. ,.s:dS will pay1he foiloslng prices:
es.pc 7nna,h tk> clothing Ihe hard
10, as- :rova boys, Ss5 per rontk-S3e0 per snnur
h- onFaey iurni hing the uBna' clothing.
e q - sly moa;hs from the LIST January TO 1zt July
Company iy.-E;saing only the summer clothing
p month or Sto per snus1m for negro carpenters
y - goe employment. during good behaviour, to
70 bring With ih .nl to tho work, force
- .- Ia, Gf"-n m-1 az prope5 qualifications, and
lr'l gay b, Tarsai u der th-m " prefarred-
-, ,.r ,ci VII pa" 0 per month aad hosrd -
la , r-c who *;ti 90 lee: aud bring int, this oftcs
80 il $50 4. tsn6jsct to my inspe;tioa aad a.
,r.. lid fer hs y.a.. or half year. on the above
..-r NY to2as Of ten dollars par cao;'s. for
,..j..e- t f.cc;y,d EDMD. T MYERS.
EaR..in Eas,rsess. Chssf Enslne.r p. r. R.
Q :
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!. Dn. HoGE's LECTURE ON ENGLGsH AND FRENCH
SENTIMENT TOWARDS TIE CONFERENCE.-The
Tery Indictment weather of last evening having
materially diminished receipts designed for
benevolence, end prevented attendance of
rers'ns who had paid for admission, the Com
mittee dcomed it righ. 10 postpone De-. Hoga,s
lecture unit th;s (fs'DAy) evening, at II
''eiuck, when it will certainly b, delivered
in the First Baptist Church, tDr. Burrows
auithoUt regard TO icedlleT
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FEOtI CHARLESTON

GU,S:EsToS, Dee. l6.-Ererythins uniet
Goa. Eeaureaa:i and Col. iarr:s, Chief Enci-
ncer, pau IN "fliel visit Of Inspection to
Fo:t S,l,m:": i.-at nigas. No news Of interest
An occasional shot has been exchanged du-
ring the day between the batteries. 4 heavy
northeast Blow is prevailing
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ANOTHER OFFICER ARaEsTEp.-Capsain EIDE
lin, Of Maryland, was arrested On Sunday
last, in Petersburg, by Captain Philip Cash
meyer, ON charge of forging aud selling sub
stiluta papers. He is aow'in Castle Thunder
awaiting examination.
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E.
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C.s.,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE
Tho ro,o--;,,, November I4h, 1868
'esosd Ardi,or: Office TO Wit: "''''ea ~ INC
an Nh S'eaca' spansh and tai
n.s1 sSn ~. Mho g not s.t sza au.ay, h.,,ns su
bove isssras.s en- % sssosaedtcd !n siAsf Il sSs
spaa WI I.TzYIoA 4
6Audtar, q,
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/. Ell e G. r A 2 HT C,
Rgacaes or TEE pzsss ASSOCIATION.


Entered according 70 az 0: Congress IN tho yeas 1858
by = TG;AsHIk IN ~ Clerks offco of The Ds..;c,
O,nr' ;he Ccc9d".a.s 5ates lie Northern Di ,e'ci
< Gec:r-s. ..--..---......
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MARRIED.

MARsxrp IN thelGth instant in Pc -ha'an c1unsy, b.
the ssy sP F. BarkelJzM r-E.. a. RAWL1N- TO MOS
lay BERNARD MURRAY, daughter CT Gait. VIM.
Murray
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GENERAL G42taE 80
ADJ'T AND iHSp. GEE ngW5,l.
R,cH."sn w. Zee. -, l:D3
GENERAL ORDERS. /

No. IG2.
: J. QCdT:eT1asteTs 81 pa5sS viii AFFORD.
the accommodation il Their power 10 po;scaa
in chargoof stock, trarui;an nrJer t:e ORDER,
of officers OF Lieut.. CoL;nel a. II. C4a-
partmen:. Forage aid shelter for s;'s amin. ,
md Subsistence t2r the nen, VIII be 'arashs
TO- OF lis authorized AGENT o. Col. LE!2'sD"-
rirtment who will reccir, !uc I've same.
II. To prevent claims Tor cooi.ars;lLilS i
ratiups, which RAY have i'ez-s grey.oDa,::
Drawn, Surgeons in charge Of iFasp,r.tts viii
endorse ca the THROUGH Q: enlisted n!c1 Wiz
leave Il Hospital on iu-ioush,a gtatemcaG o.
the number Of days and t!ic dates hc ha 5
drawn ratinns for tho enlisted rosn.
By order.
(SignoA) $. COOPER, :.
Adirtart ard in.re:rgT GENT.
E6y> Wig copy enc week. dee y ~.
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AUDITORS OFFICE OF THE ,IrY OF RICHMOND,
December 10, 1853.
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF CITY PONDS.
Nosca Is hereby given tho holders u az bonds Of
las oity falling due the first day Of Jsnasry next as
we'll a. hoidsrs those that past ue to present th
ct this Office for payment on that day, 90 interest
r B. HARRISON,
decieSStswtJsnIst Auditor City OF ri hmcpd
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& TOCKMOL pBRs.--Tis animal nsens Of ts
- Stockholders or The Fesmss 0snk Of Ftf8sfie WI
bs beld q thss psuiins HeHSs, b 10 kisy Of RsteHd
SH NSiSse6sJ, thS ij& a 5sr1s5. te4, u tHelA
assSs:soess
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value Of "f class artillery and horses at $3.50" we de-
should
their working qualities and adaptation together with their intrinsic value
would
when they assessed such the nm m
urgent as demand that all horses should Yet under ordinary c
respectfully to the Secretary War have forwarded
sound and seroab horses mules shall considered and valued competent and
mules
head used fixed and
whether owned Individual that might estimated
$3.50 amuthus number good
$3.50 eaoh nd mules e0each.
In illustration will add that horse with sound
ced artillery
ond considerably cg his value So horse from 10 Is might be deemed
red good service his advanced would justly and materially
fstcs artillery
must according deficiencies fall and few
reduced mpesions
place thenb O
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REV ARDS.

GSNG REWARD -was stolen fiou the stables Of
= g.. % Jarra;t II TEL o. ,hr evening OF the lutn
/ =. r.Iv tiscS STALLION. lie is about SIXTEEN
l.:G EsE II OK (excrp: srall n bite cellar marx
a iss uaier D. sardIe from saddle rui5es ltnc
VA; ;s.' TIE hosr i Will known n the army and
Agiyn.0u have he"n taken with another brown pay
b. bs &c. ert who nny auemp, to se TO the Yam
.-r irs n ':e :wu
Tav aov- yard will hs paid for the recovery Of the
6 ; rsn--r a.dt ;sIef J.B WALTON,
t,!55t c.! Of ATTY. Petersburg
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MIR. Lyons asked if T. respectable lady va

| Mr.. Lyons asked if /. respectable lady vas
to be sacrificed becausa gambler re u Ned ~
give the Commissioner fer the Confale racy
the na'ue Vi b!o~aajte runner. II, d7.na4 IA
ell the hatnc.of that &,!rckade runner "a IL. =
ticc t.. the accused. lie refuses u .ir" lis
name On tic .r0uud that lie il .1rc rnent
agent. lie id ;,ut .LelieF.. nr vi, :. governs
ment agent. Isit--? Ifsn, he is the nCst
notorious blockade runner in the Common
wealth. lie runs for any body who will pay
him. A respectable ei.izen shculd not be
sacrificed because the government desired to
keep secret the name OF o2e Of ia agents
The laws cf this Commonwealth. would NOT
permit it. Tha. ggent mag ~ a Tor HESS
ragabond, aud IT, demanded 10 kEow his
name, that he might b., brought into this
cours. lie asked that tho Commissioner con-
pei the witness TO snswer the question.
Mr.. ylett thought that he indignation man.
Tested By the learned gentleman on the other
/ side was uncalied for By the facts presented
in the case The witness had certainty said
no,hing which justified such Il manifestation
of indignation tn. attempt Of TIC learned
gentleman to convict the witness Of perjury
wus entirely uncalIed for and unsuccessful
The gentleman On the other side had gone on,
q fishing excursion, and was yaialy endea.
voring 10 convict a respectable witness Of pea
jury.
Mr.. Aylett was followed by Gen. Randolph.
who contended that the witness should be
compelled { answer the question:
--fnS---:--:~--..= Wat4sH-.leSiIcd th,t thare
was nothing improper in the question, ard
that the witness would be required to answer
the Interrogation.
Witness rasumed-The namo Of the block
adc>!un:er is Mr.. -. dn not think he ism
R'chinond now. l think he is on the other
side
Mr. Lyons here askedehat subrnna BIO is
sued for Mr.. -, aud also one for Judge Ould,
requiring th"ir presence here to-norr Nv mnrn-
ing, at ten o'clock. He thought Mr.. -
could be found near the city, and he wanted
him brought hero
The examination was adjourned until this |
morning at ton o'clock.
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WHEAT. .VHRAT.-Ths .,absribss, are pr s,
w pared rhsse Fces,s AZ sS =. .so ~, Il
a any, Saa Ssa I,eesH Y t4toI;s ~ s. ~
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TIE following IS g lis5 Of the killed, wound
ell and missing in the lst n. g. Regiment on
Friday Nov. p, 1863:
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G1nO sew RD.-Iost, on the Central train, be
y -DU t~scn Gortoos lille and Charlottesville Va,
>ta-.y Nor a..t, ss3 a tpe gold doub!e-cs7e hunt.
u, ArCu No l66us Js,nas johnson Liverpool. crss.
Il box n 9th tho inscription, 'Toui Hansock" on
H. ol.iis Of Ito case. e--a,
H. cay Proyos. Marshal, 80 that 7 can set Is.
JsHANC0CE,
Captain Co D, 9Th In Regiment,
lrs-!.7if -=1--' HayS' E..iS sue, k.N.V.7
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STEALING YANKEE CLOTHiSG.-Fo7 savera
days past, the detectives have been Oh The hunt
for parties who ere either suspected OF stealing
the clothing sent here by the Yankee Govern.
ment for the prisoners nsY in our hands, o. Of
receiving The same. knowing it to have b EN-
stolen Several soldiers wearing the coYie;e-
rate uniform. have lately been seen with blankets
branded ~. s." and in some cases, shoes with
the Yankee mars on them. !Iave been gold to
citizens 1T unconmo!,;y !nw figures, ly some O.:
the guards Of The prisons. Several indi.
vidnaIs have been arr7stei on shs above
charge and on Tuesday. there appeared before
the Mayor, Frank Guiidy, John Anderson aud
Phil Epstein, all fwhOn,, !. IS asserted. were ini-
plicated in the matter, These men affirm thar
they Dough. the sr'ic!es-shoes and blankets
from soldiers who brought them to their several
places of business, aud offered them Tor sale
Thinking that they had y perfect right to trade
with white men. they did not hesitate to pur.
chase the articles The matter will be further
Investigated by his Honor.
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IMPORTANT ARREsT-MIL.TARY OFFICIAL
RELIEVED raoM DuTr.-Capt George Wash.
ington Alexander. commanders: at Castle
Thunder, he's been relieved from command
Of that post, and is now confined to his q uar-
ters, under arrest, charged with nlalftasanec
in Office. 1t is alleged that this officer c1-
torted large sums Of money from prisoners
confined in that institution. by promisin. 70
use hiI influence for their benefit, and in some
cases Of permitting the prisoners to 20 at
large, upon paying him large sums Of money
He is also charged with trading largely in
green backs. He will be tried by clurt-ma-.
tinl
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QUANTITY Z TINE. PRICE


No PRICE
l. BaEng brg forage So
Shss and oass corn SACKS 'osa '0.sns' ows per mle
4. Hauling bush. of
Lac ounsr7l 80 ~ - - DOL
Hire of same rasons furnished by the Government
4 1re o ea rUutnoie 'Sa' "'s anu ' ~ lso
dbvt Gogname so
g. Hire otmsnaFS team wagon anu ' 0I ~ 1890
byo 5000
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90
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EEe Wig copv cre week. dee !2Iv.
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1 Young LADY, who il a graduate Of a frst class
n rz ac seminary vi hes situation as Iustructro.s
Ct sH,r E1S!-h md French. in Seminary or Female
C',s b. will also teach OIL Painting and the Rud
~. ! LG'.u IL dceired. ferences given If required
4 d:.s. n c!c!ia.:;y MISS NJ,
Gore Of Mr. Joseph Meadow.
j-c !. G::i Box 90, Richmond, Va.
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| q. Mi. GnIAE, who cortemplaes g.lng to Dn-
= 90 % III purpos of making ARA necments for
c' c't: DIR req 70 entsr into Co partnership With
- sae s Q: Ills city TIE best Of reserer seB can
l., .v:l Actress A. B O..
Cs-s Of Box 500, Richmond Post Office.
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:Qnest of the. Commissioner, for prudential
rnasons.l lie examined the several letters
He identified the two directed to Rev. Nor
gan Di1.ard Miss Geneyiese Wilson, as the
letters giren tl,im ny DR.. POWELL AS was;bis
7sssss5m, hv Rad the festur-ss and was astonisk-
ed MT their contents. He mel, Dr.. Powell
next dar. gaze him the letters. and expressed
tn him his surprise. He wac certain that the
letters exhibited were The same as those
given him by DR.. Powell.
Grnss-exan;rrl hy Mr.. Lvons-I was st my
house when Dr.. Powell handed me the letters.
1t is called gambling house. | am repntad
TO have been one Of the proprie.ors. Re de.
clned to answer the question, positively.
unless compelled. I have no oc"unation. !
do not keep boarding houer. | reside where
have always lived-No. 229, Main Street.
nsed t" send a great MANY letters NORTH
Mr. people understood that examined ali
o. them hefnre giving. them to the blockade
runner. had only these two letters, (Mrs-
Al1an'al whsn. hearing the blockade runner
would leave thet evening, read item,
prenaratnr7 tn handing them over. Finding
that they contained reasonable exhresaiins, l
said nothing to him about them. open all
letters sent TO ma. I Gan remember nons of tho
namesof writer's of the letters have examined.
He had letters for three years. He
didn't know who wrote these LETTERS when he
sreadsthem He never knew thu author until
Dr. Powell told him. He sent le'ters purely
az n matter Of accommodation. He received
no rpmuneratinn Cor it DON'T .hink-that I
nut the Unitntl States stamp m that latter
somesimos. put stamps Oh them. do not
always have stamps Af-nr I told D. Powell!
o.. OF the letter. I saw Judge Ould. ar informed
him of what bad done, and asked his advice |
gave the letters to Judge 0nld: I didu'tstop
. to think whether Gen. Winder o.. j ldge Ond
was the proper parsonage tn receiva the let
tiers. happenoi t, mot Jsige 0a'l, and
hnav him and asked his advice. II there
ha heen nothing wrong about the letters ]
vol have given them tn the blockade rms
re-. Immediately after reading them. BE
/, here refused to give tho name Of the blockade
ruaner,