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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-02

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Say that the current quarter equals or exceeds
the last, which il will 10 doubt do, st the whole
exports for the year will not exceed fifty thousand
ba.es. A few bales, or 4 few hundred bales may
have been smuggled cut, but altogether too few to
take into account.
All the blockade runners cast of tho Mississippi
have not taken out more than much moe. They
cannot have done ii. The reports of all the Con
frdcrale ports will not show l5a, 600 bolcs do
We think thni much even has gone, or will have
gone during the year, even If we include the cot
crossed over the Rio Granae from Brownsville,
Texas, to Matamoras, in the Mexican Department
OF Tamaulipas.
Much cotton has no doubt been wasted, dam
aged rotted, may be seen at almost any railroad
depot, and In this way the stock in the country
has been reduced 10 All extent lar beyond anything
that the small exports could effect and beyond
eve9 the loss by burning or the deyastations OF the
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False AlarM--rhe burning OF a chimney
in the western suburbs Of the city caused
the lre bells to ring about six O'clock on
Monday night last. The ire-engines were
promptly on hand, but their services were
not needed
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CONFEDERATE STATES CT ANERICA,
Medical Purveyor's Office,

hk hInouu, Va, NOV .Ist, 1900
NOTlCE.-Sealed Proposals will be received al
~ this Office until the 10th day of December, 1868
for aiug during the ensuing winter the Government,
Ice house located at the Of 9ld and Cary ss
Capacity, So 900 bushels.
Zach bid must be- accompanied ty the names Ol
two or more approved securities for the faithful
performance of the contract, stating the address o!
the same, and giving references as TO their response
b:iity.
The advertisement for proposals for filling two ice
houses, published yesterday, is hereby Withdrawn.
EW JOHNS,
Surgeon aud Medical Purveyor, army.
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rELEGKArnIC NEWS. r


-, - ~ oans 20 a.t Of cansfess IL ths Seas
yf ~ =. =: : ~ sHss IN the CIeshss oGea of
s.e .Hsnct C1nn of the cosfedss,ae 0easGs ~
The NoEtkeSn District of GeAssta. .. wv
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LATEST FROM DALTON.
[rRox Our owx coasrsrosnsur

REsErA, 40 miles from Dalton Nov. ~
All Is qaiet IN frcpt.
The enemy is foriifying at RinggoId.
cep. Wheeler captured Ia Eaet Tennessee
saD@o worth of dry goods, which are
coming South. sArIrsr.
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The celebrated Natural lsvtAss property. In Va,
aAyertis"d tn BE- sold oa TharslsE last. was bid IL
the pwasys u o1, 600.
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nIL, OIL, Oli.-The Richmond Glue and Oil
Works are and have been making for over two
Y. ars Machine Oil which has been used in oil the
chops in the Confederacy. We have always and are
now selling " ith q warrant that, il does not suit
on any machinery, return it at our expense.
Parties Ia want OF our Oil Can find il at our facto
r. in the rear of the Poor -Houss, or at James u
Gaiiag hers drug store, Main, between 7th and 9Th
streets at Wholesale or retail
We have also O uce article Of Glue, which We
warrant also. u } NAlGNE Oh
M S-t
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EAkM P0k FALL have : valuable Farm
4 ~ sale, b The county e Amelia, three miles
ssiow the Court House, containing 400 acres, about
hs'fetsarsd, DIS other half we'll umbs red There 10
Aeomsofisbss dwelling house, containing four rooms
young oaekssA. Hos terms, epply 70 me ~ nail, %
AmsliA Z q, Il nAR6HAII.
10 le-2gsvtvs
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Judge Lsoxs' attention yesterday was given
entirely to the adjudication Of civil mattefs.-
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DROAD ROCK (vA) RACES

ANAO AO$h 'hJ NM DC
n FALL MEETING, 1858.
The fall races over this famous curse will com
msuce on the first Wedne sday in December, and
continue four days During the mee'ng s., 500 are
to be distributed Ia purses, and as most OF the foe
horses In the South have already been entered the
meeting is expected to be the most interesting and
exciting one that has taken place in Virginia for
Fmsr DAT-Frst Ruce-A purse Of $500, mile
heats, free for all ages
Second Race, same day-A swsepstake. two mile
heats $500 entrance half 70, felt $500 added by the
proprietor. Closet vita three subscribers:
ThOs w boswell enters b C Oio, by Revenue, dam
Nina, by Bottom.
David Mcdaniel enters O. by Revenue, out of Die
OF Hare enters b. Oakland, by Revenue, dam
by Margravs.
SECOND DAz-A Iusse of 500, two mise heats,
free for all ages
THIRD Day "A purse of $500, three mile heats
FOURTH DAY-A sweepstake, four mile heats, for
four years old, entrance 0O0 half felt. 81 Geo
added by the Proprietor. Closed With the following
subscribers:
Thos boswell names ch Conductor. by Ensi.
neer, dam Nina. by Doetou.
b Mcdaniel names gre, by Engineer, dam
Dia Clapperton. by Boston.
Thos Puryear names ch Censor, by Lexington.
dam Fleur de Lys
OP Hare names Lord Clyde. by Revenue, da.a
Pinto. by Msrion.
lFFor all purses given 10 per cent entrance will
IFAn subscribers to the races will be furnished
with badges that will insure their admission
through the gates during the meeting.
TIE proprietor will rs.erve the right to postpone
any race il, in bis opinion the state Of the weather
requires It,
Hacks from Petersburg and the surrounding
country would do we'll to attend the race week. as
they may real zs from $50 to 500 per dsy
no est MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
A Observation-Disclosures Hall, for Concerts
"A and Exhibitions the Varieties, fitted up for
Balls aud CotiilOn Parties The above halls, tie
best In the city, for rent by the night week.
Persons wishing 10 rent will apply to
LIE MALLORY, Lessee,
NJ 27-6ts Or JAS II LOVE, Dispatch office.
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EURN.TUKE. Mattresses, Bedding, &c, &c.-I
/ have now on hand the largest and best ass0rt
mant of Furniture, Mattresses, Bedding dc, to he
found Ia the city, such ns Mahogany. Valiant, Jeu.
ny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads; Wa:drobef; Marbls.
top and pain Washstsnds; Cabinets, Sofae, Msrbl--
top Tabs, Chairs, &c, &c.
ALSO,
superior lot Of Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Beis, Pillows, B,lsters, Blankets, CoM.
forts, Sheets, Slips, DC.
Several Brussels and Ingram Carpets. two OF
which are very fine. 0ATHRfGlT.
Governor st, between Main and Franklin.
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h q h A Nd
Win be given OF

A OR Nd
Will be given ct
TANNERS HALL,
Head Of Main street,
On THURSDAY EFENING, Dec at, 1863
C-uMIrTEE OF INVITATION.
II Chijrey, w Chillrey, A Powell.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and TWO ladies, s..
dc i--.Hr
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HARVEY, HEILlNGS q co,
Wholesale aud Retail Manufacturers Of
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS
IND SHOES,
l51 Main street, between 18th and 18th,
Having in their employ large number Of the beet
workmen in the Confederacy, are prepared to turn
out IN any quantity the very finest quality Of
LADIES' AND GENnEMEN'S WEAR
which can be manufactured.
Our stock on hand comprises large and varied
assortment Of Boots and Shoes, and all ask is q
trial from our friends and the public generally
In order to supply the retail trade, We have re-
Gently rented and fitted up the large store in Eagle
Square, No ISL, where We will keep an extensive
supply on hand, az well as make To order when do
sired 10 2H-2Xf
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vyALUABLS Farm IN Orange county for sais
privsteIy.-The farm Is situated Immediately y
,atbe lsok roli turnpike and railroad (not com
at~t trading from Orange ii TO Frederick sbur
Ia mile. from the f,rmer and - from the latter.
itls known a. "ysrdiersvilie !" aud contains about
10 acres half Of which Is we'll tiribsred in orisi
rs growth Of oak md pine Thsremsindsr is div dej
Ist5 several asIds which are well watered aud 90 t
Jr grass. The improvements are excellent. The
pwriling ID large new two story brick bui!din z,
utll arranged, aud Is surrounded by ali necessary
tn houses which cons st Of kitchen, smoke b use,
doutis cshio, ice houre, hog house, wash house,
&C. sl ri which aye framed buildings, and en ntir ly
uew. Also. two large new framed barns-one q TO.
hsoc0 barn; stables. house. ,nd granary, wagon
AID carriage houses backsiDiths shop, shoe kh .,
e. brsies n good brick store house. well Of cx
telient water, convenient to the stable and DIV. Il
lag
sdj9ining the above il . tract Of about 500 acres
heavily umoered. which will be sold together, il de.
sirsd
Alao tract on tanning about leo acres, on which
1. sa excellent nes bric store house, a dwelling
boues suitable for q tavern, kitchen, smoke house
i. hnu.s, stables, corn house, &c, ard q well Of
goo, water in The yard. 1t is frstrate stand for
q srountry 40 Q. Post-ofn g at the place.
For further particulars apply t. II Hatch, On the
,rsmises or address "P o." Box ,005, Richmond.
r, gn--MWxFt
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IHAsHIONABLk DANCING ACADEMY,
IL BY PRoF 81 MAUR RINaHAk,
CONCERT HAIL.

Exchange Hotel, cor Iith and Frank lin SITS,
For Ladies'. Gentlemen, snd Children.
Also, private classes taught 1t schools aud private
families
The Professor can be seen at the Academy from
ths hours Of 10 A II u 2 P II every day
Prof is reluctantly obliged 10 refuse ell visitors
except the pa, ents Of children during school hours,
positively } Saturday morning excepted.
PrsHicing Soires every Thursday evening at s
o'clock. Gentlemen, So; scholars, 81. Ladies and
chil iren scho afs invited de- 1-6.s
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We oher Tor saie privately 80 acres " Land ~
miles from Manchester and Il 70 :. OF Q mile
ron Tie k.ehmond sad Petersburg Railroad, Rd-
p'iihs TIE iands OF q W fuQda Augustus Chslkley /,
sAu others-the burying ground, containing half an
., re, ftserved There Ii On the place comfortable
S"eling, kitchen, &C.
Asso, lot Of posts On the place. that viii bs sold
Tue purchaser at cost. For terms apply to
fuuLAN, HANES WkiSl0ER,
To 70 8. Aucat0nsers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-02

EGicien. Gaarls,aen THE second class mi
iitia, who are now doing guard duty around
some Of the prisons in this city, have been
highly complnented for their efficiency In
the performance of their duty. Last Mon
day night some skeptical individual, In hfs
ottempt to test their vigilance, came nigh
losing his life. In the latter part Of the
night, and while every person except senti-
neis on duty are supposed to he asleep, this
individual fired pistol, and before the lash
of his own weapon had disappeared, bang
went the musket of the watchiul guardsman,
sending a bali which whizzed in such close
proximity to his ears that during the whole
Of yesterday he was enthusiastic inhis praise
of the militia soldiers, and hesitated not TO
express preference for them rs permanent
sentinels over the regular drilled soldiers
who have been recently relieved from .inty
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ANUS1xEN71
Nsw sszMosD faxArxx.
aestns 49, DsAgs Manager .............AD 0g6s
'''-ssf~ ''..'.'.'..'......s..." Rt{fs
WEDNESDAY, EvEN1xs, Dc. d, ,ss.,
LAST NIGHT BUT oNS
Of The grand metaphysical aaa A,ieeorieai pay, In
acts, entitled
THE AN0CL OF DLATHi
QJ-seeure your seasa and boxes early.
- Book oesa two days 10 alsases, vAess ssats
nay - seenrs9.
- BS the entirc CEmpasy-
Ths entire Play undcr the iinmehiate direcaia a
d De DEN.
In rehaaxnl eheriaan Kaov,es.s beapt.fsi ave
act iextsimsts PLAY. es titlai
THE WREGKER'S DAUGHTER.
THE BONNIE FISH WIFE
Will shortly appear.
s1-sooa 70 be presented r Haines's play af..
THE FRENCH spy
OR
TIE SIEGE OF CONSTANTINE.
This play hrs been actually performed BY hade'
yDoieells Celeste mere thaa tnousand nis hts and
After 40 sAsencs OF fou- years from london was
nightly received althc Theatre Regal Adelphi with
the utmast epthusiasm.
A0rDoors open N 6H. Performances ~in con.
menee At ~ precisely. Ma-h
A GRAND BALI. viii be given
"A fHURsDAY EVENING, Dec. 81
a Nhs NsG Is1kst Ustls 4
Corner 9Th End Marshall sts,
Admission for gentleman And two ladies' So
FLOOR MANAGERS
A X Toler, Jas Nesbsf,
Jas n Melton.
do 2-2tN EMERSON, Prop'r.
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PROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BRISTOL, Dec. l.--Nothing further from
Knoxville. RumOts are current of another
raid through Greenbrier.
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coRARTHERSHIP MORN

corA4lRESxRsH1P NO1lI
cr p.os,,. = MAJ :. JrsweaD.. rJISs g g
NJ Sal, SWORDS OD. - :. Sz -
GssssAi coaxsesos Npo1 r.
A"" SIfcai Ageats foF the sals q -
VHginA aad North Caro1foa
Manufactures TobAcco q
AroU1fA. r.
su-spscal attensiou given q the unre
and sof wardtng q goeds ordered & 80
---so-.ol "o .o-.Isa. NEAL, SWORDS E0
hk Subscribers have Ihis DAY 1Oros.d = -.
as1hip, under the brm and stylc oa Il Bsy,.
y VI. iof me purpose of o0adactIoe ~ Asct.da ~
Sommcns00 tusiness, for the esle of Nesroea 1 3 -
Ihey VIII eel both publicly ana rftyafss6. "a
psonne ther best exert.oas TO promote the tp5eerI
of their patrons. s''S 49,
Iher sa'esrooms VIII be for tue present thai 1naea,
usea oy b Stokes, corner frsIkl,n Ut ana iscoss
They 20 cis ,he patronage OF their q lends asa =.
Por'ers always in stsudasee Il tho various dspoes
eN DAVIS,
KOB'f RK4IARDS1N.
Richmond, Nov %, lssa no 49,.
NEW AUCTION AND COHNiSsION H1jT1
~ The subscribers have associateA The unS1fye,
t"getner Tor The purpose Of oonductine 4 e6anrai
auction and commission bualpcno at &tnupaOa at.j
now Oder their services 10 The public for the nale
chnespuoiciy or privately, of al kinda a. pr01uee
nerchand'zs, or real and personal estate 20 tovp os
country. "
RxEKsxscE kent, Paine 4 Co, Powers ys,ea.
tine. Blair 3 %, j A Smith Cashier. ) ucrtoe
Cashier. H Maury b go. u Foster & Go, Rich'
s"ond; Taylor, Il n Sbeifey, Judge L Tho4np
sou, aud Hon Baldwin, Siaantnu.
no 2-2aw&wt CATI.ErT L ABBY.
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- DuNAwAY-Arrssted,w while attempting to pa
III on the cars to Btaunton, Mary, q girl between
y and IL years she claims to belong to John Wad
dill, OF stsunton. Sho Is now coDf0ed In the city
jail For further particulars Of the said runaway
apply to ofa:ef VIM Mitchell, Provost Marthart
office. de l-Mf
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,Yey pe.irsbly Lccasci Private Dwelling, on
" ~ - wss, lie Of sih, between Caty aId Main
s.,e Al the request of De II Poiadexter,
s1 20 sosat to remove to h's farm near Petersburg,
., s'p for ssls hi. vsiaence located as above, ad
'a: .hs re.iieare Of W s',a.hs', ESQ TIE dwsL
ht ,ss,s brick Kitchen brick stable and carr age
s, so ard has sss and water o. the premises. Pos'
iu1s - he,ween the list and 10th Of January
sS~. Tae I,ea;son is amongst The best 10 Rich.
iooaa, GoDDIN 4 APPER50N
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TWENTY Dollars reward -Kanaway from my
i house, 10 Sidney, on the 2Sd OF this month, my
negro girl Betsy She Is about Is years cid and Of
gingerbread color. think she is lurking about the
Old Market. The above reward will be paid v hen
delivered to noe. ELIZABETH JENNfN93
no S7-Slt
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~vr.T Lft:!e Dwelling and Large Lot attached,
II aT,oning Manchester, io' saie.-We are author
= ~ sell tie nea, little dwelling adjoining the
,ern nsri Of Manchester, adjoining the residence,
=, ur sam D AK nson. nox occupied by Mr James
1.s The ii has a front of so feet aud a depth Of
s.t set ihe house contains 5 rooms, and has at
hat "a the premises a smoke house ami a well Of
~ water. Price $3.50. Arpyto
"a sqS GODDIS l. APPERSON
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vrsy Valuable Brick Tenement at the south.
.., eoresr Of Clay and 7th Streets, for sAle.--
" Ar sathofi,sd to sell the exe'ilent brick Tens
located as ssSs nov 10 r. tss S. Ss NJ
issHs. iss. sna the premises are SUPP lied with Eas
,a. k", ard has the use of cuivert. The location
st s,sIrsbis one. Apply to day or to morrow.
- 0UDpIN 4 APPEESON.
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Ra"aoay About two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the horse attached to Mr.. A. s.
Skaters private carriage ran away, and when
reaching 4'h street, Cn Broad, the animal
fell, breaking one OF his legs. There was in
the carriage no one but a negro, who sus-
tainei no injury; but, for 4 time, from his
great distress at the condition OF the horse,
it was lard to determine which was worse
OIL The sufterings of the poor beast were
of such character that in mercy to hiIn the
lancet was applied, and he was bled to dea. b
shortly after the accident.
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Fre. 1.-The alarm G( Gre about four O'Clock
yesterday morning was caused by the burn
ing Of The eleerera under the harth TO 8
tenement on 9TH street, bet cen T.road anr
Marshall, adjoining what IL known as III.
Id Swan Tayeth From he eh,rre., reu
jifion oi ihe tiintefs saIio,tin! the lssril
tna 'nan'el i'f-ee, u Is @il.rese., that ihs
1fe @ah been Turning s',in- iinic The q,
eujsant cl The room waE !0..gsa,tly ar,,i,se.
apon The Irst bursting out of the s,n.the,e,
hanes, or doubtless The whole row. with il,
contents, wouii have been DESTROYED A,
It was, y large portion Of the flooring ant
weather boarding was burnt, ard the fiamfs
had considerable headway before they eoul,
be snbdueJ. Mrs. Henfy Vance, the cccu
pant Of the house, loet in the neighborboot
If o thousand dollars worth. OF iurr tur,
which was n splendid looking glass about siz
feet long, which was shattered into atoms.
U.so or's Ca The cases before the May
Or yesterday were few in number ana of !.
very trivial chaaeter. His Honor was not
long in disposing OF them.
lIehry Crouch WIS Summoned to show
cause why he should not be fined for per
mttlDg cord of wood 10 remain In tut
street in front OF his residence for several
days Ix,st. Crouch acknowledged the exist
ehce o! !thenuisance, but denied that il belong
Ell to him. The Mayor then ordered his Of
hcers To have the wood hauled away an.l SOLE,
Tor the benefit of the city treasury, ii Ii.
owner could he tound for IT,
A white man, named Andrew j. Sheppard,
Was made ta pay fine ot 81 As a puuishiae,.,
tor iEdulging too freely In "Ted-eye" " his
Key, aud trsspassiIg upon the ,-sesnises of j,
Doolcy.
A soldier, named Thomas Bolster. arraign
ed Tor drunkenness and interfering with per.
.0ns in the street, was Sent to the Proves,
Marshal under all escort OF one oi the MAY
3r's police
A dose of twenty lashes was ordered to be
bestowed upon the bare back of Albert
slave OF liaxall II Co, caught with bush.l
and half of wheat which he had stolen
from the mill Of his ownera A similar pun
isment was Inflicted upon negro man named
Champion, belonging TO the same parties
for the same offence
Dick Wilson, claiming to be a free negro
from Petersburg, bnt without proper papers
was committcd to jail till proper eVidenc,
could be obt"ined establishing the truth O
his assevciatlOns.
Raan'oay. two O'Clock yesterda,
afternoon the horse attached IN Mr 4 u
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VALUABLE Real Is tate, on the South side Of
Y Main between 18th and 19th sts aud On the
North SIDE of Broad ST, between Adams aud Jetfer-
s,s Tor sae.--We are authorized to sell the fore
goag valuable real estate, the frat occupied by Mr
Bernard Ssge fronts 83 feet, back l29 feet 10
gide alley The second is occupied by Mr. Hub
tad, at au annual rent or $iS0; fronts 1914 feet,
Ali rdas back l1S feet TO All alley.
IsRNs--Casn. Apply to
dei-3t GODDIN & APPERSON.
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NNB Thousand Dollars RsWa1d.-I Vim ray 81 600
Y j for the detection Of the person who shOs
through the window Of my dwelling house, On FRI
Day night, the 9th inst, Tor snknown purposes.
no W-c13tt J1o J0NH.
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CLOCKS-Having taken q shop on l7,h street,
4 J between Nam and Cary, am prepared to re-
pair Clocks IN the most careful manner The pstf0'''
age Of the public is respectfully solicited
Clocks brought from the country will be promptly
attended to-particulariy from parts where have
travelled. will clean G!Ock for Lound OF butter
or two dozen eggs.
Second hand Clocks for sale GEO CARR,
no Sn-6t~ On l7th bet Main aud Cary StE.
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YT0O manufacturers Of Negro Head Twist Tobacco
At private sale, two sets Of Keyed Bands for
Gerces; alsS two good Pot Mills for nAttcnng seven
inch twist two ssts Segments for 1A-inoh boxes;
SIX sets now Segments for l2nch half boxes; few
Levers and Blocks, and one set Of Dearoorn's Bal
ances for weighing hogsheads. with aue books COM
pete; also, one Stem Press, Screw, ana fonOMeF.
GEO ARkNTS,
no 26-6t Late Sumner & Arenis.
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rHlNA, Crockery and glassware. Ac:-A lot OF
Y very nice China. Crockery and 0t.ssw.rs.
Plated Spoons, Knives aud Forks and one Tea Set
OF very nice Gilt edge china, for sale by
no j0-0tf III Wake, Main sf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-02

SALT Dsslrtbuton Tho nth and 18th monthly
~ instalmcnts Of City Salt are now ready for DO
livery Five pounds for each peraon at tan conts per
pound 9POTrS B HARVEY.
no 3O-6tt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-20
Tennessee.

We learn from gentleman who re-
Gently had an interview with Gov. Harris,
that an extra session OF the Legislature
will not be called-for the sufficient rea-
son that members enough to constitute a
quorum could not be got together in the
present condition of the State. What is
to be done? 1t is the opinion of some,
learned in the laws of this land service,
that the Governor can hold over until his
successor shall be chosen and sworn into
office. Is that so? And if not-must the
civil government of the State expire, and
its affairs pass under military rule?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-20
Kansas.

Mr.. Conway, a member from Kansas,
and one of the most ultra Black Repub-
licans in the Federal House of Represen-
tatives, a few days since made speech in
favor of peace, and offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives, &c." That the Execu-
tive be, and he is hereby requested to is
sue general order to all commanders of
forces in the several Military Depart
ments of the United States, to discon-
tinue offensive operations against the
enemy, and to act for the future entirely
on the defensive.
Resolved, That the Executive be. and
he is further requested to enter into ne
gotiations with the authorities of the Con-
federate States, with reference to a cessa-
ton of hostilities, based on the following
propositions: lst. Recognition of the IN
dependence of the Confederate States.-
End. A uniform system of duties upon
imports. Sd. Free trade between the two
States. 4th. Free navigation of the Mis-
sissippi River. 5th. Mutual adoption of
the Monroe doctrine"