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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24


PRAYERS FOR PEACE.--The Pope has issued his
decree to the Catholic world that on the first day
u December il shalt commence ''NOvena,' 0l
nine days. prayer for peace which shall be cnniina
ed daily until the 20lh day of thar month. The
Peter hnrg Register says:
The Roman Cailloiic Bishop Of Savannah has
been for some time in communication with The
Haly See and the Bishops of the Church North and
South. on the subject OF intOking Him, "whU
hOideth the hearts Of Princes alli Rulcrs'' Ia
grant peace to our distracted country. The Pone
in consequence, has issued his decree iha, The
Catholic world shaft, the first Of December
the Ruler OF The Universe, 10 dispose the hearts al
al. men to peace and concord, ana the united pI
of the Church to be continued for the la,as
holy aud meritOriOus intention until the twentieth
day. On the first of December the POntiT in the
OncemetsOpoIis of the Christian world will earnest
ly invoke. the Almighty 10 hear tn.
cries OF his afflicted children, and o.
grant that peace and Its attending bless
nss may once more visit the people Of America
On the same day, and at the same hour. the mug
nifcent catheGrals and churches Of Italy will re
sound with solemn prayers and liianies for the
same purpose. The Catholic congregations in the
rival cities of Richmond, Washington New York
and throughout America, will unite, for the fifsi
time since the commencement OF the war, In an
earnest and heightened appeal to Heaven for peace
between the contending nations. Surely the
united prayers of the faithful throughout Europe
and America will prevSi over the evil passions ot
goddess fanatics, and draw down our unhappy
and devastated land the blessings of speedy and
honorable peace. crowned with liberty and inde
peHdcncD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

Sizing heef-Some of the butchers in the
Second Market made written complaint to
the Confederate authorities on yesterday,
that they had sent into the Federal lines and
purchased cattle for this market, and that on
reaching cur lines the cattle had been inn
pressed ny Captain Farland, for Government
use, at loss to them Of about $2 600. This
impressmeht seems to have been made in
the very face Of a general order to the con-
traIy, and VIC arc. therefore quite sure that
relief Ii any of our butchers have the en-
terprisc to purchase cattle within the ene-
my's lines and drive them into ours, the
impressing officers should encourage them;
for we shall this winter need all the meat
we can get to feed our armies and the peo-
p}c
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supply the place of the smiling ships that have been
The crew Of the American ship Webster broke
Int" !natfny IN the Mersey, and were all conveyed
to prison before doing much damage
The rebel loan was at 6:sa65 In London on No
vember 7il..
Napoleon had issued letters inviting the aover
eigas to u European Congress.
lieenan aud King were In active training for the
great T2,OOU match n.tii
a cost by the American horse Lexington won
the great steerl e chase stakes at Worcestersbirc
England.
The United States corvette st. Lewis had gone
at Lisbon. =
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FROM TENNEssEE.-A correspondent, writing
from I.itteI enncssec river on The 18Th, SAYS:

1rOn Little tennessee river on The 18Th, says:
Mr.. Salter, who kept the Lamar House, was
startt d for Camp Chase. He escaped near Gin
ton, and is here al Gen Wheeiers headquarters
He reports The enemy's entire force at l4,0O0 men
that they much frightened that the mere ap-
piOach Oi our troops will stampede them.
Twenty thousaad hogs are en- route from KEN
Iucky for Knoxville. Five Thousand have been
collected in East Tennessee ana are at Knoxville
One Thousand wagons are coming the
mountains, loaded with clothing, Sc, for Wheel
er's boys.
Durnsidc's Assistant Adjhtaht General Wiots Il
letter 10 his quartcrmaster in Kentucky, stating
that they had Only.ten days. raions on hand, an,
God only knew where the next would cCmc from
This letter is in the hands Of Gen. Wheeler.
Gen. Vaughn Is with Gen. Wheeler. Troops In
fine spirits. Southern people hail our return with
delight. Be of good cheer-all is well.
Tie Lamar House is used for a hospital Sew
entren bundled Yankee. sick are there now
Enrny's recruits consist of two regiments, half
clad aud unlfmed.
Burnsiae's advance above Knoxville is at Nor
ftHtOWn,
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HID AWAY IN THE SMOKE H0usR.-One day last
week one Of Captain Shannon's men fell asleep,
and while in this mood "dreaned'' where de-
scrter could be found. He told his Captain Of his
dream and he Immediately sent squad Of men
was, and found him. Well, reader, where d. you
think he was He WIS In hole or cef1ar, all hid
away and things such barrels, boxes, &C., piled
up over him, In his smoke house. There was a
small space left open through which his Wif0 fed
him, When taken by the cavalry, he begged them
10 let him see his children, that he had not seen
them I'm five weeks. This is wha, we call running
the thing in the ground. This Is not the oaly de.
serter that this same soldier has drcamt Of ind
found. We would here say to the desertsrs (in the
way of parenthescs) who are In caves and close
places, that you Just might as well come along anc
report, because if this man gets u dream at you
he n find yOu sure.-- Southern 40tspe.
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Aiding .S3ages to Eseape.-A negro hack
driver, known as Isaac, was before the Re
corder yesterday charged with aiding slave
cape from her mistress Several witnesses
were called ON to testify, but az none OF
them could identify the accused as the driver
Of the hack in which the negfess fed, he was
discharged Negroes are not allowed 10 ride
in hacks, under any circumstances, except
to attend funerals, and then the number Of
hacks are not to exceed four il the deceased
is slave. Hackmen should remember this
fact
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[Faox ora owN coRRrsFoNprSr.]

MISSION RIDGE, Nov. 23.-The enemy
massed a ery heavy force on our right this
morning, and advanced at 2 O'Clock, driving
in our pickets.
1t Is not certain yet whether they intend
an attack in force or to advance their lines.
SALITsT
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Arriyafof Confederate Surgeons. One hun
dred and twenty four Confederate surgeons
released from Yankee imprisonment, arrived
at City Point yesterday and are expected to
reach this city to day on ihe steamer Scbnliz
The Federal snrgeons now confined In III.
Libby prison will be sent Off this ruorpirv.
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FROM EAST 7ENNESSEE,

ABINGDON, Nov. 25.-Various rumors of
the occupation of Knoxville by our forces
are coming in, but nothing official Two
thousand Yankees are reported to have
passed Rogersville, and five regiments
through Jacksboro', en- route for Kentucky.
Our forces arc very active in front
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7helontsrenes. BODY. which has been
In session at the Broad street M. g. Church
in this city, Tor several days past, yesterday
sat with closed doors Ii ia understood that
this was done for the purpose Of investiga
ting s0lne enarges Of very grave nature, af
tecting the morality Of one or two members
Of the Conference
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Con.fseating BATTERY esterday morning
Mr.. TYLER, the Clerk Of the Second Market,
seized eighteen pounds of fresh butter, sent
to markedly Mrs. Stanley, Of Hanover coun-
ty, because it WAS pnt up ia cakes Of thirteen
ounces each, and the cakes offered for sale
as containing one pound each. A resident
OF Shockoe Hin bought two Of the cakes for
$40, and after weighing them, found that they
affair was brought to the attention Of the
Mayor, who ordered the butter to lie confls-
csfpI
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Religious Rt0ica(s are progressing in mos
OF the. churches In this city, and hundred:
OF persons have prOfessed conversion within
the past thirty days. In the Baptist churches
many have been immersed, and in the Metho
dlst congregations very many have been re
ceivcd on probation
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Government Wa,sKgy.-What does the Con
fedcrate Government do with It's whskey, asks the
Lexington tva.) Gaee;tes Rockingham NJ as nann-
featuring Il q, the rate Of nearly Duo GOO gallons
per year, Augusta county about 100000 gallons'
giving total amount for two counties OF 3oo90o:
Suppose these two counties IL Aslake one-tenth OF
low sstimate,) and we have i've millions Is, ,O0O.-
O00) Of gallons Virginia's contribution 10 this
Ilne Of supplies. Now n all the other States to-
gsiber furnish much More, we have no less than
tea millions GOO Of gallons. This u
enough 10 deiuge ali the Hospitals In the Coafed-
cFaey with all the patients they contain.
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The Cays.-1he following were the com
mitmenis at This institution yesterday: Sam
slave. of John Amber, charged with receiy
ing a lot Of stolen jewelry, and Geo. Young,
a free negro, charged with stealing a dress
valued at $50, the property of Mary Cronin
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AFF,HIRS ON TJIE, ,R.0PTDAN

ORANGE CoUET-UoUsE, Nov 23.-All
quiet IN front. President Davis arrived here
on Saturday and is stopping with Gen. Lee
He will probably review the army before he
leaves. Nothing from the enemy.
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.:mokiag in the streets is privilege not
allowed to negroes Yesterday the Mayo,
ordered q boy called John, slaXc to Il. Hol.
laday, to be punished with stripes for putting
cigar in the streets in violation Of city
ordinance
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Not hastened.-The rear door of one Of the
Government storehouses, near 18th and Cary
streets, was found open yesterday morning
by the night police; but whether it had been
forced or left untastened. could not be asccr-
tanned
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Stealing Cfothes.-Rcbecca, a slave, thu
property of A. Wins. field, was convicted be
fore the Mayor yesterday OF stealing shaw
and dress from b. w. Elmorc, aud sentenced
to the lash
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Stealing. g.-Andrew Lynch, free negro
charged with stealing 81 pounds Of butter
from Messrs. Waldrcp " Co, was examined
before the Mayor and committed for trial by
the Hastings Court
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(t TOP the Rob bers-S3 600 Reward.--In our alb
L Ecnce two men recently but at separate times
catered our dwellings, In Louisa county. in tEe day
time, AMI, besides breaking up mach valuable fur
niiuFe, robbed rs Of money, taking from the hrs.
NANCY ana about "a, equal amount Ia coupons, TO
e ther With many valuable bonds and papers This
latter robbery it Is fdliy belicys perpct, ate
by one Toui Hodges aud c.ie Mat Trainhan Both Of
theee msn are deserters frCn, a,nty. ai; tie
forcler was ready guide and spy to stonen,aa
during his raid into this county last sunDier Hedges
is about six feet high and about 10 years OF age,
straight and erect. ashsr stout, end very broad
across the shoulders; hair light coored the color
of his beard, If he wears one, IL probably dsgaised
he speaks quickly and with shs sharp voice, al
most fine SIS u woman's. Tfa.Dk3m Is law Ia
stature about Is 30 years old s round shcu!defed
aud blink eyed, one eye beiag generally nearly
closed he is altogether bad ard mean looking feb
low The latter named undersigned is hlts ii as Ia
ffainbam but IS not rs TO Hedges being engaged 10
rubbing him; but, as there viii be difficulty IL
identifying either one Of the robbers, will pay
for the apprehension aud delivery to OF The beds
OF the Said Hodges and TrainSam, il idsHtillsd Is
'be the robbers, the gum OF three thouaand d0I
lars, or fifteen hundred dollars for either oi
them, if identified; CT We viii pay dfteen hundred
dollars for the apprehension and delivery 10 us o.
Doth VI these lnen, whether Ideatiie.i ct not.
A IL GOODWIN,
WM II GOODWIN
Toersyi!ie, Louisa county, Va, Nov 20, 1862
no Vita
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Charged. nth Larceny, Conroy was
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge of nj ealing $aoO from Michael Kenae-
dy the night before. When the case was
called the complainant failed TO appear, and
the accused was admitted to bail to answer
next Wednesday. Kennedy afterwards came
In. and was held to bail for his appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

8 CAneicted.-Willam Hardyman, indicted
for burglary, has been tried before Judge
Lyons, committed and sentenced to thepen
itentiary for FIVE years.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fREroKrs or THE PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

Entered according to act Of Congress in the yeas
1861, by J. =. .1HRAsHER In the Clerks office oi
the District Court of the Confederate States foi
the Northern District Of Georgia.
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1nn DOLLAR3 Reward -~Was stolen from q
lUlD field sdj' inirg uoochiand q II. on BAt6r
day the 2lst lust, small iron gray ristipg Mare
dye or six years tld stoniiy tuilt, and in good or
der. She was taken by man dressed In soldiers
clothes, who left white horse with only one eye In
her place. The man YES lesn ridisg her by tie
Court House, and represented himself 70 be .
member Of Gordop's b.ig.ds Of cavalry, ard
that he was then on his way to join bis regiment,
near Orange C II. Tne mare had en- no shoes When
taken. The above reward will bs raid for hsr re.
cove,y application to Major cHAs Moasis or MAR.
cFLLUs SMIrH. Richmond, or to Dr. JoHs MoxpIs,
0oorhIand G H. Va no 23 ..tt
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'TSWkNTY FIVE llollars Rsward--Lst, Oh Fri
day, the 18Th lust. tiis road leading from
Samson's To Richmond, three Stesrs--one pitie,s
red, one light briOdle, ard one o!dish steer, color
uat iseoected. The above reward vii be paid "a
they can be fnuud. Apply 1t slsl No 80. Old Var.
ket .iho 23-sstl JOHN N DAILY.
cTRAYED or stolen from zny house, corner eth
aud Cary SITS, large wuile tuli dog. with tWa
yellow SPOTS on his back, With cnain ana collar
rho nnde. wii be arded b retarnns him 10 me-
no 23-Yts RICHARD SEALING,
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1hroeimg Hcnes.-Eliza Pagan, charged
with being disOrderly in the streets on Sun
day, and throwing stones, was held 10 bai
for her good behavior
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The Effects Of Driak.-James Kerlana,
whilst undHly excited with liquor, threw
stones at the house Of Miss Belle Summers,
for which the Mayor held him to bail to al
sWcr an indictment by the next Grand Jury.
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1NHREE NUi.Es were ss.ieD or slrayed on Oh the
nights of Nov 18th anil 1sth frous tA1 cagslp -
One u Z good saxed sorre puie, (aaafe No marta
except tho letters 'sc 81 aud broken Aoof I've
bisck mnlcs-0ne . marc lcaio with wsise sp6t CO
left shoatier; the oshera A0ssc nuta, raw bnod, And
very quick in ha.ness. B0th eUHi exsst AAienAn and
branded sIAn Liberal rcwaSda whI he paid for ll.
recovery of one or all aud 3:Oo mr. ~ areseheasss
u he thief. ny order of MAJ Jee Z UillAma
WD SIuARt, n Hpxtseeao
no o7l-s, y eAases.
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S,rUR Tent--A store and dwelling apartment ON
Main, bet ltIh aud hath sts, now occupied by
Mr Kcrsey, jsweer. Possession given on tba 10th.
Also, the ui,rd aud iotith s'ories cs Our former
styrc 1Gtl, b.t Man and Cary sts. hs essl0n
given On the I'D. ALVEY Il iIPSCOMB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM KNOXVILLE.
The following official dispatch from Gen.
n-.rc xa, received At the War Department
Yesterday
MISSIONARY RIDGE, Nov. %.
1--WE hold all the roads leading into Knox
vile except the one between the Holston ..
snu W.. ,,,chi close that. The enemy's cavalry
- s's Almost broken up, and Wheeler has cut
"A - hs train from Cumberland Gap to Knox
VILE DnAAoS D"~""' "o"1
The road mentioned In Gen. B.'s dispatch
la. from Knoxville eastward 10 the Warm
soriuss, in Western North Carolina, and
,hepce to Ashvillc, N. G. Over this road
pnrnside has heretofore sent several raiding
nayties into Western North Carolina, one OF
wb,ch was met and repuIsed at tho Warm
snr,ngs by Gen. Vance.
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f,cE kENT-ThIes well furnished .rooms, on
g Broad ST. Church ti.l between 2s and 2ath SITS.
Wout prefer to rent them to a gentleman aud vito
without chi.dien Apply TO Mrs SKINNER, on the
premises no 21--3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

Msi. Gen. q. e. Rades has been presented with
q horse by bic friends In Lyachbuiv, Va, hia na-
i've lQwN.
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+ 1EN'fEE HuuaGei Eo,us rcwart,.--D,.spp-.re..
j from about niy house Gu Sunday morning, the
2!l inst large red Cow, With White face, hor,ls
wide apart, ami small portion Of each sawed oi;
will give S-5 Tor The return ,ot thn COW, or, II
soisn, Y-UV for her recovery and Convection Gi Ike
thief 3EO 4 AISSLlE,
no 24-2it Corner Grace snt .6th siI
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FNskEN from hy chamber nu tlie yth N Nogein
her, lst3, patent Lever Cold at.ii, No go $50
maze by Vim Tobi.s, Liverpool. ANY person Law
ing the said watch will please leave it ut the kate re
siaence OF r Il rue!eart corner VI 23i and Frank
lin sts. IT this oGi9e when liberal reward viii
be paid and no qaestion3 asked. aiso, gen,eman-
snun coored fruGk Coat.
no 1i--nt MIS-. Il A IRIlr HEAkT.
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Z ,Nt f!n-Oa Man street, bear i2th, sma!. Col,
II Watch and Gold Vest Chain. Inquire al
MITCHELL & 1TL..R,
% -3t3 ;e3 S,i, ct
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FIGHTING COMMENCED At CHa7'TA NOt
G.a-OUR PfCKEyS DRITEN IN
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I tSr--Ny ketB'Lt Confirming s"nle So ans
i my British exemption papers. Tic Under VII
be entitled TO Tie money by returning The papers
or ly leaving them st the Dis; ;atch "fice.
pD "A lt& JhMES kAA
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kNTULEN-sipU Reward Stolen tr, LII The
- at tie Exchange, single case Eugish I.ad.e-
Watch, with heavy G. Ii Leck chain attached. Th,
watch q patent lever, with gold face. No : 10
Ecockbank, L,aker. The above r.wsrl will be ta;t
if the watch aud chain is delivered 10 RIcuARI
Rays, corner Of Main and II streets. DO Il -2,i
GTOl.EN-From my house, on last Friday morn
- ing, the 2uth list pair cf lated eobiets
wrought with rape virc, leaves aud fruit, and th,
initials = engraved upon each gohltt A iibera
rew,rd viii be paid for the return Of Ihem
BLAIR BUEWELL, NJ d,
no "a 2tt Corner OF Leigh and 9Th streets
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YINOk kENf--'rhc dwelling part Of the large brick
r Tenement on i4i street opposite tho Exchat 20
lIotei. and the store Of hr Howard. Apply 10
no It's JAS N TAYLOR. Aucl'r.
ErOR KENr-A suit nf three furnished ro0ms, " th
front and rear entrance SEPARATE and HcAIen and
out house accommodations. Location On western eu-
barbs Of the city. Address "bOx se9."
NO l3-ets
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O3T-t sunday nj ht, at Unon station Church
I or o. Ey way fiom hclhe. Any Pocket P"'s
containing papers und receipts OF value to any
hut the OWNER. hbcra' reward VII be paid FOR
the return oi the book and contents to me-
70 24-2t. w L. ROCK.
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FOR EENTTwo Ilainy farIished Rooms 70
young sehti men. Also. two or three boardsrs
can be accommodated with Board. Apply oa Ath
street. CANDLES Hil, two doors below PFatt's cot
taec OH the or ositr side NO N-lft
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r s--.Mr Richard Powell and Mr J Walton
viii chow the Ground TO any one wishing to ront.
no lu-esLGti
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RVNA WA YS

DuNAWAf-Sa0 Reward Kan Hway. q negro
II, woman, with d male child two months old has
bad .eoth rather small hsnds AID feet; is Eeanf-
stress; Stands feet inches, square built, high
check bones of good Manners; raised Ia Charleslou
answers to ;he name OF Maria Grant She has been
missing mouth, and Is supposed % be secretcd Ia
KjChuend, Manchester, or suburbs. Any peSson
iadi&g her, giving information where she can h0
and will receive tho above reward, by lodging her
s Jail, oc ct John Davs's or Dickinson Hills Jail.
no i3-6ts ClIAS N CHAMBERS
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FOR RENT AND NALK

A snLaND uOrEL FOR kENT.-Ths large and
"A commcdious house Known - the Ashland
Hot.l, in the town Ct Ashland. 10 miles from ths
city # ki:hmoId, the Fredsricksburg and n TO-
oiac railroad, for rent lease. Possession given
he Sth DAY of December, 1Se3 Psssepgers tak .
break fart every mornirp at 3 A NJ. Heads OF fami.
les boarding at the hotel tavs free ticket Cu the
raiiToai to and from Richmond. The property
beirg so well known neels III comm at IL In the
most beautiful lace In Virginia. for particulars
apply to John Perry, w Taylor, or n Il Coz, Ash
land, OF Chas Ssbbins, III Broad strest Richmond.
no "a -6tA
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4 EAoE tor sale The lease " the house on Broad
! street, between 9th and 7th next door 10 the
William is'i tiease Tor SAFE IL has to run six years
at t6uo per y3ar. Apply on tae premises, or ~
% 1t JAS N TAYLOR
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lIrOE RENT-A Farm, situAted iR 0oochland
II county, IL miiei from Richmond, and on the
river road, one mile frem James rivsr, adjoining
the Isaia of Mrs John w Ads ns, Mr. w Walton,
and MIR Richard Powell, eoOtsiAing Ia ell about 800
acres OF which i@0 cleared, aud art Of u we'll
se0D
Tie haesss on the place small, but very COM
Portable The water is very fiLs, and the place
very healthy
Toa ge,-l tenant it will be rented at Low price.
f"r tefu,s apply to JOHN o euAPER,F
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lTok SALE A House and Lot on 10Th street,
r Church Hill, contsining I've rccms; pump Of
excellent water next lot. Apply to
w II CRAY,
no 2-2tt Stall % CID Msrkot.
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T. or RENr-A very desirable and commodicus
81, with gas, bath house, kitchen, stable carriage
house, SC Possession may, ii desired, be bad on
the lst day of Dscsmier next For terms, &c, ~.
ply to FRANClS ISBELL, General Agent,
no 24-2t Corner 18th ard Bank ftreets.
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ir0R REET-The store and Dwelling No Ice
Man street. Ii Ia one Of the most central 10
cations for any kind Of business. Apply to
LEWIS HfMAN,
Ga-Stt Mai sAr
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4 O-f- Oh Monday, the I'D inst, vain st. be-
] tween the Chickairmpy 's'anon anl the Old
Market or on i1L st, between &aiu street and Sea
brock g HOSPITAL, a ladies' small Goil Watch aud
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