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ORTIZ Y.

MRS SALLIE WALTlIALL This venerable and
c.mase scy parted hs life. in the 7i'h year OF her
se on Mr. Mrs w viii W %.hsus in re csnny Pow
haiau She the widow OF /" illia1 Wahs !. dee :.
end the eldest child cf Major jacob AIclux lite OF the
same ccuaty both well kuo~n and much esteemed citi-
ZenS.
rnrn.,.. generous VAIN hearted and mindful OF
ha comfort Of o,heis she woui III life nave been panied
10 b. ar her praise oma lips ven OF her a0ht IN
listc associate but now tao" sse has gone from VI i5r
eTer Id no word car rtaca the da cold "a, OF osan
weeping ltnd,hp may be allowed 70 say and 10 record
IN feeble testimony bu, 10 fill reneu3r .rce OF her many
virtues that while earth. and through long ne, sae
performed e;ery dai and when her boar hud come
withoui ft- and III Lingering or longing iooS be-
hind she Uttered into "the dark vslei hnG sa.uoT o.
DEATH" thence u rise into the sh; and joy OF eaTtn
and there TO receive HAT reward WIGA o-i1 he Jus
mad. porEec:," csn, 10y.
Descended from sn'ien: and hon"'ao:e Ncek anI
comuir INK the sterling gu, lilies and dom st; sha SEGA
virtues Of b. il branches other 'aI1ilyfor hr W stin
ed mother WAS Of the Old GEd reputable WOO sons o.
Cumberland Mr.. wai'hai could scarcely lave f''lea 70
be mss,e and centre ofths love and aasea>ss vi oil
who knew her
Connecting herself Ia ca ly won nh"cd with The FEC
C., eek Baptist Church. se coptirsed faithfully u iae
erd of days atras aud devoted Chri>au END as her
nsrtby pa.tor now and the lbs: sixteen JeHs wei
az in his lust and appropriate sera sermon sue was
holiday prJcuor. 20 mere hibter IN ehS.cu
hut i'm aud tsadfast treod, whose fidelity 20 s'asons
NJ aty.r y cou shake-con1ant In her attendance on
rric. and prayer asttirg, an though sGea apa Iseo
hr ugh wrtsr.s cid and snrame1s heat, she "tS ett'
a, h, IL hsr fRu, health A. strength uoad posi-
,IIor she Ietno iuiBsiia'e family Of he! own ior
heaven sscius 10 hay. vii ed that she shoud to thla,
49, 10 INV nd her h e.sin-s-m'shs Look ID call
rr m,tls- Bu oarh Is no: a'dins Ta;e, ave fer
',s Y, ~. Of toll RI change o: e5u' and O. 'uEsHin
rnd he friend, whose meInIy VIII pe i'h si. ~. -
n, ,,r t,ys,ed h,ar.s row lie! in The Old LIN ~ bnral
cr.1rd Will. h,r death ir. Lar mou ,'si u2wsrd
long il, sirt pathway 10 f.d rs r, MA: eIns An q
,s"ne rs.,np plscc On she bsso IF It's G. ID. Rlesi
FRO ARE they wlo die in III, Lord" He that cometa
unto M will In 10 wise cast out. H. T. "
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No Intelligence vas received from tho Rap
pahanncck on yesterday. The Yankees had
not appeared at Fredericksburg. Meade is
evidently resting on his laurels.
a private letter, received a. Staunton, states
that the enemy, u!icr Averiil, attacked Gen.
lmboden in tho Valley, below Woodstock
that skirmish cnsued, when Imbcdcn, who
was slightly wo:vded, fell back and was pur-
sued as far as Woodstock. Here the enemy
received heavy rcinforccments, when limbo.
den fell back bclow New Market. The enemy
had not, on yesterday, advanced to the latter
town.. twas presumed that it was again &C.
cupicd and held by our forces.
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TIE RECENT FIGHT IN GREENBRIER
To the Editors Of the. Enquirer:

SALEM, VA, Nov. 10, 1869.
Gentlemcn-I have just returned from Lew
isGurg; left Gen. Echols in safety, and
busily engaged in recognizing his command,
and preparing for active operations against
the enemy.
The Yankee forces occupied Lewisburg or
Saturday. Gen. Duf,y's Brigade reached Lew
isbure about / o'clock 4. NJ, and Gen. Kelly,
with 1000 men, $500 Of whom were caval-
ry, reached town at o'clock p. NJ. The
cavalry were under command Of Gen. Arerill.
So far, their raid has been essentially 0
failure. Gen. Echols, with 1900 men, held
the 1000 in check for four hours On Friday,
and brought off al! his trans ortation. quar-
'ernaster and commissary stores. &C., &c. lie
deserves great credit for the skill with which
he conducted the retreat. Oar loss was about
$50 in killed and 'undcl. About the same
number were Inissing-most OF whom will, ]
think, reno: t in Il few DAYS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

NOVEMBER lCDh.
BAcoS.-Firm at So 50 per pound for hog
round.
LARD-Scarcc. at , % to 2 3d.
Saskatchewan at So IS rcr pound. S1r-
phlm Molasses, $40 TO 81! per gallon. Salt
: 10 to $40 per bushel.
CoRN--Scarce. $l30$1l rs: hashel'
Corn MEAL-Sl5a$ SIG per husllsl. .
WHEAT AND FLOUR M chtngo in the
wheat and -four market. There is, in fact
NO flour on the marketat present.
BAIgn HAY-Sll per hundred pounds.
BUrrEE-Scarce. 81 IS per pound.
PoTATOEs.-Swees Si2 per bnshel.. Irish
81 to S. per bushel. Turnips So per bash,l.
SgED-CIover seed scarce. 500 per bushsl.
Timothy $l2 Grass S. to Sc. Flaxssed SIS to
81.
BEEss-Sl2 for t!ack: Sl5for white.
BEESwA1.-$3 per pound.
TALLOw.-S2 50 per pound.
ONIuNS.-$25 per bushel.
CuEBSE-S2 10 So 50 per pound.
APPLeS-Sia to 500 per barrel; one bushei
boxes SIS TO $50 according to quality.
FINANCIAL.
S00Sl350. IS
SILVER. 50 6QQ$l0 80. The demand i,
still active.
There are no noticeable. changes in the Stock
market.
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The IIORS OF PLENTY will not be 4 played
friend Washington Jones lives there. We mark
him down as practically the greatest man in the
county. lie has sen. us specimens Of the big
pest cabbages and potatoes the finest corn, and
the hugest turnips We have ever seen. He has
also placed before us specimen Of beautiful cot
ton, raised on his far"' the stalk CT which is sir
feet in height. Mr.. Jones is an ornament to the
aericul.uraists OF the State.
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ADJ"T i INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,

R,cuMosD, Nov. !, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. lij.
The following appendix to the report of the
appraisers for tie State Of Virginia Is pub.
liShed for the information of all concerned :
RICHMOND, Nov. 3, 1868.
HIN. James 4. Ssddoa:
Sir: As indicated in our last report, we
respectfully submit Il few changes in our
schedules of prices upon the various grades Of
cotton and WOODEN cloths and warps used by
the government. We assess the prices annexed
to each doscri;.ti Of goods as follows
81. Army wooden cloth, : yard, good,
10 oz. per yard, per yard s. 90
e. Army woclcn cloth, yard good,
pTo rata as to greater or less
width or weight.
SO. Array waolcn cloth. : gard, good,
20 on. per yard, per yard 10 90
20 Army wooen cloth. ! yard, good,
pro rata as To greater or less
width or weight
Il. Flanrc!s, I yard. good, 6 or. per
yard, Ter yard t %
-. Cotton shifting, ! yard, f, yards
to the rou:d, per yard sc
-. Cot:on shjr,ing,; yard, 81 yards to
the poGad, per yard 81
~ Cotton shirtine, 4 i yard, > yards
Il the pound, per yard 81
-. Cotton OAnahurss I yard, 6 OF.
yer yard ger yard -
Is. Cotton osnab~rSs, yard, 3 or.
per yard, per yarl IS
-. Gotten drill. yard, yards to
the pound, per yard. =. 50
-. Cotton shifting stripes, yards TO
the p"un1, per yard SO
%. Cotton tent cloths, 10 OF. to the
yard, per yard =. l -
80. On the above enumerated cotton
cotton cloths, pro rata as to
greater or loss width or weight.
81. Cotton warps, good, per pound, . %
Good hay, taken On the farms Of producers
tunbaicll We assess 1T s. per hundred pounds
and good wheat straw taken on h; FARMS OF
the producers we also assess at 81 80 per hun
bred pounds iunbaled.) For hauling hay. and
wheat straw &c, per one hundred pounds 5
cents per mile, and for hauling corn and
wheat PEG buShel i cents per mile, and f5l
baiing av.anl wheat straw 80 cents per hun
drcG pounds.
Upon further consideration we have assessed
the price Of good, fat, fresh pork az GO cents
per pound net weight.
We respectfully suggest to the Secretary Of
Wac to have our reports and schedules printed
in hard-hill form, and that several copies be
furnished 70 each Of quartermastcrs' and
commissarics agents engaged i'll impressing
for the government.
Most respectfully,
(Signed) Z. ". HUBBARD.
ROBT. GIBBONY.
Commissioners Of Virginia.
BY order.
(signed) S. COOPER,
Adiuant s. Inspector Gem.
Nov. s-lw VIII. copy.)
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ciijCi:

The following s1irsct is irou, ii
tcr, recently ruiiietcd il lhe Oh:
bune:"
think wrought to haze had, a
5000 men, end POI pieces Of ar
ton on Sunday, but l put the Fl.
lowest notch. and you may bet
rectness. Joe johnston may po
had - geo MEN under his comma
not think it, for il he HAD we
been driven into the Tennessee ri,
ly were our forces handled. You
to notice the immense amount of cu.
OF this we lost between thirty and
| heard Gen. Mitchell say he thou;
would not exceed thirty pieces,
put it at fifty pieces. The medic
our loss in killed and wounded
l,00Oand 1900; while our loss
ers is between 5000 and 1000.
vcrcly wounded. were left in tn
hands, as we'll as the bodies of tn
the field, for we were forced back
Of nine miles. And all this horrid
tock place between II o'clock and
on Sunday-:w0 short hours.
| believe that the rebel loss in
wounded is rs great, and perhaT
than our own, and we have some | 5
ers.
When Rosecrans commenced his
on Chattanooga, Bragg lay there W
$4,000 men, which was amply sui
hold the place against any force t,
attack from the front or from the /
Of the Tennessee. Now old Rosecr
was to send Cri;tenden's corps dowr
tanooga in front, {that is, from the n
Of the Tennessee river.) while
Thomas and McCcnk, should eros:
Mountain, and come in the rear of
cutting off Bragg from all rcinfo
and making him either come out On
field, and risk all on the fate Of a s
tie, when we had the choice Of tn
and vastly superior army, or else
entertainments AZ Chattanooga, and
death, as Pembcrton did ut Vicksbu
Well, just rs Rosccrans had sue
making the movement, Joe Johnston
with fey thousand men from Vi,
took command, ordered the cvacua,i
town. and commenced making a big
falling back on Rome or Atlanta.
was completely fooled hy this move,
rushcd'wi.h Thomas corps into Gu;
(wherc he spent couple Of prec;ou,
counting his heads, and saving his =
ters with q Catholic Archbishop, ]
sent McCook's corrs and the create
the cavalry still further South tn flai
in case Johnston should attempt to $
Instead of this, rs is now evident,
have concentrated his forces, an,
Johnston before he received rcipfi
from Firgini& Thus, yon see, 80
spent week catching flies, when he
have been whaling Johnston. The Y
no sooner discovered the m0ycmen
Cook than lie SGT about to "snhblc'
threw IL large portion Of his forces III
between Thomas and McCook, thu
him to retreat. Then occurred on,
most terrific sJampe,les on rcca7,l.
gadc WAS with McCook, and hrou"I,
rear, so happen to know all abou;
retreatcd for forty'cight hours, ard
ssoppel to eat-s!eeping was cut of
ton.
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MEETING OF SCHOrJ. TEACHERS AND FRIENDS
OF EDUCATIONAL delegation from the Teach,
c-s' Association Of Petersburg, the object Of
which i. to devise plan for the publication Of
school books and the better promotion u; eGuc..>
ton in the Confederate States. has been appoint
ed to couer with the friends os this enterprise il,
Richmond
A meeting will be held this evening" in the Lee.
ture Room of DR.. Refs Church, NJ i u'ciock.
for the purpose Of ling the views o: those
gentic.nc;4. and :::!.ing such action as may be
deemed Eeces,.iy.
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NORTH CAROLINA DEsERrERs Camp Holmes,
near Raleigh, is @ useful institution. The
army in Virginia receives from it almost daily
batch Of stragglers and absentees without
leave, and Castle Thunder another batch o.
descrtcra, bufaloes and seditious peace Gena
gogues.
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MOVE AGAINST THE lIoAR; %Rs.-,ltis un.
derstood tia: the Grand Jury, which meets
to-day, will 60 into the Consideration Of the
subject of boarding, upon which occasion all
witnesses will be heard. Let every man who
knows his neishbor o. anybody else to be
boarding any extraordinary quantity Of sup
plies go promptly forward AID offer their ses-
timony Voluntarily. In this matter every man
should do his duty, anu lie will he rewarded
By the appreciation G. the co::imuniiy.
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VARIABLE MILLS AND LAND II THE
CounIy Of Buckinsham.-l offer for sale pm
-..ry H.. u-..,Ei!. Ns. with 5pS Acres oi Ian at
-; Il n. NIL is ~ hrick. with cast machinery sra
,..:o2 IL Farmsi!ie a"d Buckingham PLANK roa. Ten
.r. :-aG. F..arire; hey have tire. ps'' Ut 6srr5
VIII >,::t Mil anil Separator, nsGrly aew a.so ore
Ca MI IN! go Wafer WherS TAeir reputation far
go! :s- ard inca! is unsurpassed Possession s'Sel!
:. e: Jlrnarv, lSGi TERMS. Cssh
ye. .."-!-Tiy L. NSNNbN ~,
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TysrHyCTI0SS TO COLLECTORS
d
assessors OF CONFEDERATE TAXES
OFFICE os ConrISsIoSrR OF TAXES,
BichucnL, Nov. IL, 1858.

kchu:cn NJ, Nov. II, IsoJ.
Tlr Sesrc.cr- oe Tie Trea'rrr a' decided iha: Corn
man, GU e! 81 tn, sta.k - fodder" within tbs moan
NJ Of ~ act 49,: ina; IA ec inc!:d.. FL cry food
Id for ri::ir. hoT e. 81 Usually dtssGtrd IS ioag
org. AID ;a.refa-. Ic"des h STALKS anu lowed OF
he cn-, ,lan; when stacked lie a fed ard cu.eE Ih
,rri., Of :o-i Is h'reNy declared n b. fodder, emu
an -: ~ the ;tic runsl on tI:ren fodder ~ seeHoa
f inc g * act ~ d Assessors W CONFEDERATE tn1
are c Il 90 estimate srd ret1rn such rage - the fo't
.sIteis.ter il crde. that tie 1.-THE MAJ De FEC ei
THOMPSON ALLAN,
fov TAI, Conmi. oner Q! Ta15.
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Army of The Cuinb erland.

A nEsERTER's sToRY-sPEECH Br JEFF. DAVIS
GREAT NEWS IN SIX DAYs-REslGNATIsN OF
GEN. FORREST.
Especial Correspondence Of The New Teik Tribune J
ATLANTA, Oct lG.-Descrters from Bragg :
army are as numerous as ever. The hisera
of commissioned officers from the Confederate
army is greater than have ever known it
Can't. DeKalh, Of the Sd Arkansas cavalry.
came into Cur lines day befre yesterday
ITs is a Philadelphia by biEth-a wsll cdd
Gated and Intelligent young man. lie was
dcing business in Little Rock when tie We,
broke cut, and raised company for the rebe
service. At first he bcl:eTsd the South w1ulc
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'IH . be solitary lmprisonmeaj

An UyroE7rHATI WILSON, dice. Kelly
arrested 3 negro girl, named Ann, slave Of
Alex Walker en- yesterday, charged with r.
csivins Gnl,! lnskc: ami chain valued at
800, the property os - Wilson, knowing
the same to lie stolen i clue to the theft
being obtained, tire caiccr thtn arrested E.
nora jackson, white teralc, charged with
stealing tho aforesaid gold locket and chain.
valued at 800, besides tHu z ID, watches
valued at $500, one gold chain, valued IT 800,
sundry other trinke;s Of goE', and quantity
of gloves, hankerchic.:; and lace, vaiucd Mt
500. all the property Of tie - Wilson
aforesaid.
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DIED.

DIED Or.oh,- 1; at wiaSsor ~ C., o. congestion OF
lie L-,o IRVING MCLEAN son Of she Rev. CyruI and
E.ri7 = Tg:r:s in III :irh ya'r Of his sSe.
IE-E 7,;iEore papers pease copy.
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VAR IN JERUs.LzN.-Joseph Whitlock was

War IN JERUsALRN.-Joseph WhitlocE was
arrested yesterday evening, by Officer BiDh,
on the warrant Of Mrs. Hannah Meyer, wife
Of Slr. Meyer, living near the corner Of Main
ana 10Th streets. TIE party are i.raHlitos.-
Mrs. NJ. accuses Wh;tlock of fighting her, and
in addition to her testimony, exhibited n face
scratched up in II manner which would lead
to the suspicion that Wlitock belonged prop
erly to the female persuasion. Instead Of being
of the opposite character. lie was hailed by
Justice Chandler 10 appear .. Court.
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c. S. OF AMERICA,
WAX DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT ASD ISSr'R GGN'Ls OFFICE,
RtcuMoSD, Va, Nov. 6, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. HI.
To relieve prevalent misconceptions in re-
gard 10 the policy and practice of this Depart
mcnt on the subject OF imprcssment, the fol-
lowing being extracts OF General Order O
March 29th is reprinted
AuJr AND IN5P. GEES OFFICE,
2c!,mc:n VA, March 10, 1868.
2ENERAL ORDERS I
10 consequence of numerous applications
male by various persons to the War Depart
ment, it is ohri0u, that some miscoaceptlon II
regard to tie instructions Of the Secretary O
War in relation to the inpressment of sup
plies, must exit On the part Of :hc people, OF
that the agents of tie Government have viola
ted their instructions: Now, therefore. for The
purpose of removing such m;sconception, anc
20 prevent any violation Of those instructions,
it is hereby ordered:
/. That no officer Of the Government shall
under any circumstances whatever, impres;
the aupplins which Il party has for his OWE
coasumIe. n, or that 9TH family, employees
Or slaves
III. That, o!Ecer shall ut any time, unless
specially cr e.: 50 TO do by a General com
manding, IL case Of cxigcncy, impress sup
plies which are GA their way 20 market to'
sale or arrival.
Ill. These orders were included in the in
struc,ons originally issued in relation tt
imprcssmcnt by the Secretary of War; anc
the officers exercising such authority are agair
notified that "any enc acting without or he
you'd" the authority given in those instruc,
tons, will be held strictly responsible.
In conformity with the foregoing, to pre-
vent any inconsideratc action on the part o.
officers or agents charged with The duty o.
imprcssmcnr, they are enjoineJ, until further
orders, (which. will not be given unless under
imperative ezigencies for the supply of the
army, not TO impress any necessarics of sub
sistcnee to man, owned by producers, in tran
stu to market, OF after arrival at market, I'm
less retained an unreasonable time from sale
to consumers BY order.
(Sisocd) COOPER,
Nov 1-1w Adi't & Insp. Gen1.
Eay- Whjs copy one week.
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TRIAL or THE CossrIRAT,

TRIAL or THE COSSrIRATL
Court was engaged ali day,y
trial Of tic pcni;cntiary cony>
the attempt 10 escape, last s;,nla
The first case called, was shat
Barry, who WAS found guilty, and =.
| ccrtaincl the term IF his additional
rnent at three years, oneeishth Of viii,
| DO solitary confinement.
Send case: Lewis McLuay, niias
| Russell, was sentenced 20 one years addi.i
al confinement, oEc.cigh;!i Of the time to J.
| s2ithuy imprisonment.
Third case: John Laurence, John Boyd
VIM. Elliott, James W. Woods Tho>. Kane
Jos. Parsons, VIM. Tracy AID Jno. ". Browne
were found guilty and sentenced to one YEAR.
additional confinement. one twelfth Of III;
.era % be solitary imprisonment.
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:, " II s'o.'' Kt"K 1'"UIIVcU 1IlCII,T = VI
Fatigue Overall, (tor Engineers and Ord
nancc,) OF
Blanket, 10 0C
IL. From the time this takes eject and un>
I'll further orders, soldiers will be charged and
credited on account Of clothing to which they
are entitled, as provided in General Orders
No. 100, last series, at these rates, and not at
invoice prices. BY order.
(Signei) S. COOPER,
Nov9-lw Ndit and Insp'r Gcn'I.
By Wing copy one week
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RtNiWAS ~ JAIL.-CCmT.tea TO she jail o.
"n' O. -as! county tie LIST Sept, 1868. negro
%'"crlNas Li?iscN THORNTON He |, a hrigh: mu.
~, Sf,"! TincA.z high a,ou' - years old and has
at" 'A: ~ hi' r!sh: hali (ths middle f.issr jontl'
y - m~St'ha: can discover he says he bei'nss;I
se-er lie cher. The owner Is rsqlc.tei 10 como for
" prove Er"pc ~, ray c1psnses AID take him sway
" 'e VIII be- Lssi, With the law requires.
PETER TRICK,
~ ~ asyMtr Tailor n Rncfk. uNnIn q
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COaEEDGPs
Medic
EICHHO:
y ercc-dHacc VIII =
1 cr.l'. Ofl:ce. for tie 10
ties. ami q. y ,rrasure dire
tih.,.'or 6f whsle" and nlc'
with :hs oi!'c" tie 'U:'o-i.
contracts have tccn filed, ca
ed:
Grove & KeHr. Augusta coCu
key, coEtrsct hilrG.
Geo. B. Stuart L. Co., S;5un.eo :,
key eon:rac: i ed
.:ru s; Cargo, Mor;agr.s, L,
gallon: wiiiSsry. contract cancelled
J?ov. %arc. ':clsia"r% l. Co fcS
comfy Va. 20 &c e. i07s s'c1Ac.. G.
lawson Er..hh,n. Etnpri:alnock
sglf, II. w!i.l:-y. contra; forfeited.
s \. McCGni:' y. :ait,oinaFS .ec1'j,
wri,kcy cnl.t'Ac; ranc lid.
There are other Co5Tactcrs zinc h"T6
tire amount OF ~hsS"y c:n.rlc;ci for riti
time. and thrr have 5tca notified TIA nn'.-
rr:a2:g ear their failure axe TrCri7rd II thi.
,Ec1ty (aO) DAYS from date :h;.ir contract =.
ell: after which tine thcir Tan &c ~ hc pub
he foregoing !ist. +. v. -!
Surgeon and Medical i'rr.
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'I'uE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY!
FOR NOVEMBER l4rH.
Will bs Issued on THURSDAY MORNING. Nov. le:h
!, con aims a fa.cina:i3g Story entitled
4 WOMAN OF THE WORLD.
BY REFUGlTTA.
The ;hrill:ns s:oryci FasHIoSABLE FoK6ER.
DOIRE.
PROFESSOR JoYSEs'
LETTERS FROM GERMANY
Mr. CorSs's
SKETCHES OF SOUTHERN LITERATURE.
THE TJCNG ADVOCATE.
THE RUINED ABBEY
3 4 A D 0 S.
AID variety Of oEisina! sal selected sTticlsh
la-?t
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NSEHC:ftND!ZE AGENT.

N5ERCIthND!ZE AGENT.
The rairr3gaed offers his "ervccs 10 TIE merchants Oh
Rchncnl 20 purchase r:c:chnd;z. generally ut auction
and privately Wilmington aud in other S"rraern MGR
Ey:s s:.d hopes ty rro."p aud faithful a.en'ion. with
moderate ,harg. 10 Ii; ~ thos" tmi,usnG him WIN or
dera. GHo. 7. ohl ItNGiO IN
l2:i Ngin srco..
By per=!s22 re respectfully refers TO
Messrs w II F..w., Sons & Co.
Ta'dy& Williams,
Kent. Fainc d Co,
RCblussu. Ad.:tus & CO,
johnson L. R:ansford,
Robert lIougk d Co.
WINK NcTsigh, Prss't BANK Old Doul'n
TIE :uct;,a sale st Whining on, November ,sh, WI
- attended Ly .n orders for which ne feepsr uy soR
ciicI GEO. Y WoRTElSGTuN.
nv 10 81
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is1SEE aIl G,gsans.
ASj'b T. lE%p'a liEk;g CTF1sn, !
GlraHsNa, Nor. 9Th. 1sss.
EEGcEA1 GsDEEa, J
No. lac

HHKVHA.':NNI 'U7. t.ti, I""t, {
lEassAS GsDsRs. !
No. LAG,
|, The suhiciacI statement os tho cost of
clothing for tho army is published for the in.
tornstion ard guidance of all concerned:
Statement Of he cost Of clotiiny for the arm
cfMe Confederate States, far lie ycar cout>
meaclay JaEuGy l$t, 1861.
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AltH!!lon1 En1!!iEe!
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

FRIDAY aiUlsN1Nu, NOV. l., 1865.