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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
GrHIun nEsPArCH'l

CHARLEsrOS, Feb. 1.-The Palmetto State snd Chi
cora, have returned to this city, aud We're received
with enthusiastic cheering As they ell the bar
four blockading steamers re-appeared in the ohng.
FouErn DESPATCH
FHAELESruS, Feb. i.--Gen. Beauregari and Connie
iorc Iugrsbam r. commanders Of he land and naval
forces have isue, joint proclamation dat Iau. 9I
declaring the blockade OF Charleston raised tho entire
hostile squadron having been sun burned dispersed
by the superior naval forces Of the Coniedcracy.
Yesterday afternoon Gen. Beauregsrd placed a
steamer the disposl of the foreign Consu to seedor
themselves that no blockade exist d. Tho Frnch and
Spanish Consul- accompanied by Gen Ripley, accepted
the invitation. The Biitish Consul with the CommIn
der Of the British steamer Pctrel Lad previously
gone FIVE miles beyond the usual anchorage Of the
bloekaders and could nothing of them with glasses
Late in the evening four blockaders re appeared,
keeping far out This evening large number Of
blockaders in sight, hut keep steam up evidently
ready TO
Lieut. Sheldon and Chief Engineer Pinkle, Of Il E
Yankee gunboat Fambeau, CAPTURED by our scoi
on Bulls Island last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
' ! "A TELFGiR1,Pl:Hl7ffC.
IMP0RTANF FROM CHARLRSTOk.
:. ATTACK on THE FEDERAL FLEET
TIE BLOCKADE oPrSEDl

CHARLESTON, Jan. Sl.--Ths two lron-clad gunboats,
Cheora and Palmetto State with three steamers ten
der went out beyond the bar at O'Clock this morning
to attack the bockAang beet Firing began soon Efter
ous, And for tine was very rapid and continuous.
Afterwards Il sAckeued but continued at intervals
until O'Clock this morning. Owing to he-fog, the
suit has not yet been aseertained,
Commander lDgrahAp il aboard the Palmetto State,
as commander of the expedition. at
lsEcoSD DESPATCH.
CHARLEsroS, Jan. Sl.--Ths expedition against the
blockadtpg squadron complete success We ha 9
authentic information that the ganbOat Palmetto State
sunk the Yankee gunboat NercidiA in eve fahoma OF
water. The Captain aud crew surrendered and were
paroed They begged for assistance when their vessel
was sinking but hldno boats to send 10 them They
we're, therefore, told shift for themselves The Chi
cora sunk gunboat, mans unknown and set fire
the Quaker City which struck her flag, but sterwars
escaped in a crippled condition,
The blockade ia raised Not one OF the hlockading
squadron is nov In sight. Our ron-cads cruising
triumphanIy OF the harbor The whole Yankee squad
ron has fed.
The prisoners taken on the Sono brought 10 the
city this morning. Commander Ingraham's Official re-
port corroborates the above. Oar community Is much
elated aud excited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
NAVAL. MOVEMENTS OFF SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 3Oth.-on Thursday night there
were nine guubOatS in sight of Fort McAllister.-
The irou-clad damaged by our battery on We'd
nesday was moving up and dogn evidently trying her
machinery There were only four gunboss in sight of
Genesis Point on Yesterday The others have withdrawn
There has been no hostile demonstration in that quarter
since the last report.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
CAPTURE OF A YANKEE GUNB0AT IN THE
STONO RIVER NEAR CHARLESTON

ST0NO RIVER, NEAR CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, JAM 3l,-Several days ago, General
Ripley dispatched cree Of artillery, commanded by
Lieut. Col Yates 10 James Island, with the design Of
attacking the Yankee gunboas cruising in sOno river
About eight miles from the city Lieut. Col Yates post.
ed his guos, twenty-Ons 10 number, In a semi-circle
stretching on both sides of the river around the gun
boat John Smith, and at o'clock, yesterday after.
noon opened concentrated Gre upon her. She replied
with broadsdes.
The engagement lasted one hour, when tie guuboat
hauled down her Gag, surrenderiug Internationally,
With Que hundred and eighty prisoners. She carries
eleven guns. Many of the we're killed aud wound
"a. Our loss only one man ouuded, Other very lon.
portaut movements are in progress here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02
lsEcosn DESPATCH

SAVANNAH, Feb. 1.-THE abolition feet, consisting of
one iron clad turrst four guDboats, and one mortar
boat again attacked Fort McAister st Genesis Point
this morning The firing continued until tSo and half
this afternoon when the enemy retired whipped again
The bombardInent was more fierce than the hs' The
only man killed side Major D. Gaiie COM
mander Of the Fort, shell striking him 10 the head.
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[Assoc;Arse Fssss aEseA.cH.l

PE7zEss7Rs, Feb. THE enemy attacked General
fryoTs command about o'clock Trida! morning, Of
Kellys in Nausemoai county eight miles from Suffolk
The 6gh; lasted fouT hours The enemy was rcpulsed
at every point Gen PryOrs Official dispatches say that
our loss in killed and wounded less than fifty The
enemy Is reported to have suffered severely. Among
the killed is Colonel Poage Of Pulaski, Ash Virginia
aud Captain Dubhin1, of Floyd county, eth Virginia
Battalion. The from Charleston created great JOY
here.
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GAIyEsoS, Jan. I, 1858.
Capture Of a Yankee CunbOai.

Ths following Official despatch was received By Gen.
Cooper, Friday night
CHARLESTON, jan sO.-Ths sneny's gunb0at g. K.
Smith eleven guns, surrendered to-day on the Stone,
20 Lieut. Col Yates. after short engagement, With
@. 7. BEAuAEsARD,
Gsn1. Commanding.
Some Interesting particulars Of this capture ere GiTsa
y he telsgNPhIS sOIaOa.
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GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS
Pursuant Section OF Aetto provide for the Pnble
Defence approved April 16h 1852 who mustered into
service bringing With them their are entitled 70
dollar per month Of the from the date OF
tng service Should they prefer 70 receive the uh yAHs
Of the the viii be hKed By the muSteng odee at any
mnar according value u hxed by General Order
No. IS In the will be noted the muster rod
BY the mastering oosr with statement Of the value Of the arm
or OF the amount due per month compensation Tor the use
thereof The due for OF val be paid
BY the brigade division other ordnance ocsr and such
meet noted the roll Payment for the Of arms VIII
Dot be mAde oftensr than In ok months.
H. IN me manner cavalry equipments brought Into service VII
Be valued b. The mastering oer aud the Taas entered npon
The nuster ron, paid for At the following rates
For good servieeAbls Saddle from SIS 70 $50.
For good Saddle blanket, Is 70 a.
For . good Birdie, a. 70 S5.
For good Halter, % 70 IS.
And lnOr articles At The discretion Of the mastering Oesr
Ill General Orders No. Oi, last sert frsm ihl once
amended q 70 SuoT that the Surgeons employed
examine sonSrpts In each Congsslonsl De b selected
ro districts which they act When saFEsons
b obtained IRON che: oOnsrsssionA Bistriets
By order,
(slgned) COOPER,
issJ~lN AaislSSa sRa IssPssssT asSsrnl.
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A BATTLE ON THE BLACKwATER,
THE ENEMY DEFEATED WITH HEAVY Los:

THE ENEMY DEFEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS
An ofncial dispatch to Gen G. w. Saith, says
Gen. Pryor attacked Saturday, eight miles from
Suffolk by the enemy, reported BY prisoners from ten
to fifteen thousand strong) After hard 6gh; Of three
boar., the enemy rePulssd with very heavy loss
General Pryor. al last accounts held the entire battle
aud the enemy was 10 full retreat Our loss was con
siderable Among the killed, is tho gallant Colonel
Poage Of virginia.
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TIE HORSE MARINES AT woRK-FivE MORE
TRANSPORTS DESTROYED.

CHATTANOOGA, jan. 3).-WhceIers cavalry destroyed
five more transports on the Cumberland rve- last FRI
day. The same command destroyed sn engine and train
Of cars, and captured ilytSo prisoners the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad last Saturday.
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ADTT AND INsP'R GRS'Ls oFFIcE,
Richmsnd, Jan. 2s, 1858.
GESERAL 0snrRs
~ -

GESERAL OsDrRS
No IL
Candidates for appointments Of artillery Officers for Ord
duty who have passed he examinations Al the hesdqua
any army army corps department be placed
duty acting ordnance officers The plumber placed
duty shan exceed OnehAh OF the whole
there shall b. taken from the head Of the lit without refer
TO the grade for which they recommended
Acting ordnance officers placed duty, shall be entitled TO
pay eutenRnt n recommended for that higher grade
81 Leutenzn recommended for higher grade.
Commissions viii b. issued the examinations
Peted In al The armies and viii be for grades and Of dates TO
correspond with hs general roll of me established by the
SINNERS.
IT, The QnsrsTmAstsa Department will Issue tdcs 81 the
army duty enrolling CohScrpts sch fuel spd stationery,
Ein the limits prescribed ny erng regulations for
public officers sha be certified by those oeers 10 he In
dspensable for the proper discharge Of their duties
legitimate expenses Of The performance such duty viii
paid, the OF enrolling officers commits ioned
approved By The Commandant Of oouscrp nor the
State Commander u Camp 81 Instruction. By order,
(Signedl s. COOPER,
jatO-iW --Adj't and Insp'T Gen'l,
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FRoN rgE NoRTH CARoLTTA COAST

WIxSeToS, Jan. slst--0ar pekets at STsnsbOro',
ousow county, report that seven transports passed
there yesterday afternoon, The picket' at New River
report that i've passed there last night all bound south
wArdly The steamer Coruupl arrived at Confederate
port this morning.
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The H cksde OpeIsd.

The Secretary Of State has notified the British and
French COusu5 L ti city that be has received official
ifOrmaOu Of the opening Of the blockade of Charles
son- We also leara that steamer despatched to
Nassau, from Charleston, conveying the British
thorlties there the same announcement.
il this connection repubiah The following psoca.
=Aton issued BY Gen. Nasruder aad sent out in yea
sci under a neutral re sister to a neutral pos,
FK0CIAN
GALVESTON, Jan, I, 1868.
Whereas, the undersigned has succeeded IN capturing
and destroying portion of the enemys feet, and in
driving tie remainder out Of tho hsrbor OF Galveston
and beyond the neighborlng waters aud the blockade
has been thus efeetualy raised He therefore pro
claims to all concerned that the harbor Of Galveston is
open for trade all friendly nations and their mer
chants are invited TO their usual commercial In
tercourse with this port.
Done At Galveston this the Ath day of January 1865
J. B. hAGRuDER,
Major General Commanding
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A. MORsON,
JN0. o. sTEGER, ooumls'r
sale conducted hyJ. NJ. TLmOE sos, Aucts. IaI-lt
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

The undersigned offers for sse a. public auction the va1-
Ahe Farm Louisa county known CUNNING HILL" II
both sides 81 he North Anna River contains so Acres Of
land, high state u Improvement, with abundance Of good
and remarkably healthy. The buildings consist n E
Dwelling House with eight besides basement al necessary
out budn including of 'nharco harms The soi l.
admirably a1pedto the growth Of vheS tobacco clover
other grssses The supply OF wood abundant large
portion being original growth located eight miles Northeast
Of Central Rsroad IN convenient distance of TosrsTs
Louisa Court House and Trsysns depots aod presents
opportunity Of Investment capitalists aud others desiring
valuable farm.
Terms vii he made known day Of sale.
Mr. ". Groone, who Hives the psoe will show he prem
ises any visiting n.
Communications addressed 10 The undersigned Rapidsn Sta
ton cLPoPeT county, vs.. -i be promptly attended n
- n. I, H0iLADAY,
AEepi for birs. JnlR A. Holiday.
The abovt ssie viii place the i2 ds o. February
AeI which AL h. stock r1t horses plantation utensils a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-02

LIST LOTS IN RICHMOND
G %
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT. PAINE 4


By KENT. PAINE CO., AueiiOa,sr,. u
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE
~ OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION; - On. WEDNysDAY, The
9Th Of Pehrusry will sell al Warehouse, without
c the desirable snd extensive ss.ortsnts Of DRY
GOODS ever offered ataucon 10 Mis- Market including the fol
80 PieSe' sbrk. slue and R-OwS Cloth,
700 Pieces Extra Back and Fancy Des'kn' ant .ersS
$50 Psoe Sane Graz e-ssIu res, sstinrt. suiTWeed.
90 Pieces sht-, Gray aud Red Fsrntls,
80 Pieces Elegant DsLAnes, cashmere. ali PopihI,
81 Psits SUPER Red Blankets;
40 Pi,cPs bircE ana WLIte and Nader Pdsts
lfW Dos-n wool Cotton, white and cOlored
Ego 2ien Mh'e Graz aud Assorted Cotton iioas'
20 Packs LOraDh and American Pins,
Brown Cortons Patent Threads,
Spool TEi,, Needles, SgspspdeTs,
Black oTav.u scsris Merins sb.rs GDd DrsE,u,
kerno, stella AID Grape shswk,
Bishop sSn., Jseonets and Checked csGbhes,
Plaid njussGcs shir'ins striess, d,rghAms,
Psrasot and Umbrellas, BoDe and Pearl Buttons,
sis.cssd shirins', lIish L4nsas sd Isbs ps,sI.,
Llrsn Cau5rI, aanakerehirf. Gicye. and Gs=ntls,,,
Hoop SLIis, itch Vystings. Comforts,
ladies' CloaHs add MaatsI, EdbrViisriss,
scePs Assorted, Lead Psneil', Toou BrGshe'
20 Rsam' Commercial 4 i: soa L''r'r Paper
Alsrse Ioyocs Of CLOTHING, consisting Of
ns.'y OIL Cloth ouGi, -"
EAtEH Dnek Cloth Fr, I'd costs ....
Heavy Ba.inss' c0s'' v..'s sfsas', IL,
5000 7sirsO; Men, women. ana oStstn', sto,s 4,
soasi.ass 81 M,ns Cavalry and Df.,. Boot ane Bat
At''AA - Hes hsuie' Lea'tet NM ah1
rOs;o Boo,s, Lsng Caters, Morocco and Leather
Shoes cIiIdreIs Boots shoes aud CATERS, Rubbyl
0vsrsLo-s, &c.
AIso
% Genuine French Cali sKius,
20 Fine and ENts sJft Hats,
l,Voo Engllsh Amy Cas-
Nv Rish Via ioS shades green spi scld c= Landscape
dee efs, &C.
Also,
Rieh Gin5s, Cords Gzd TAs.sls, &c.
The ssl- Of sboei will 10 oseek Calf .s
Bats viz be said a. II O'clock AsE which the Dry 5,ci, u h.
offered. -. '..t.. EENT, PANE Co
fe2-fs
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ADsUrANT AND TSsp. GEaL's oETIoE.
S;o7xoS1s Jan, ~, 1903
GENERAL ORDERS

UENENAL URDhkc = ~ - n N.
No. II. -. ..,,....-sr.
The Military Court appoutrd sni organized under he
proved October orb, 1884, viii he governed sni CONTROLLED
other martial By the Articles Of War and Reguiaions q
tie connection with the 4oTei act on October y 1867
Their proceedings win therefore he saect 70 Yisw hy The
commanding General OF the army corps 70 which ihtJ are
~ The decision OF the Pr sen b the proper reviewing
AL sHeh proceedings snisF The provisions OF the Law and
he Articles Of Wa fLe original PT5eeedas Of these OoETtS
Of Autsnt sni Inspector snsrs ssressby TO the Goth
Article OF WAE.
(stsnsil s. COOPER
L. Adtfant and InSn General.
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GEqUEsrtATIoN sALE or as goo AoREs

DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF $4,000 ACRES
- OF VALUABLE l-iED3-By Ttrtue OF Decree from be
District Court Tor 'hs Dc. florida, viii Be sold u the hs6
bidder the Public SIag " tsLs City, ia. en WEDNL.-
DAT Febusry ih, ISL - Ii ocef : ~ many vais-els
and erAO tracts .! J-i som, 81 vc1 sTe iitus 10 bs
uu, 10 Levy, several 10 Asd9r and Usny 10
AArhua county and all either ghh evVsalsnt dtsoee
Of the Railroads.
All persons desdpr places Ia &c hest and ebnTsas.'
section OF TIE state be accommodated or not only 10 these
u 81 Fn" q 'si Hcrsl er,hrsc'ng
grade Ia6d riches JrsnEe Groves, gnd CHER
Hamocs well adopted N re cuurs Of Sugar and
0O't1ns sSS tie bt Of Wenhsrpd Pine Lands,
easy good Cotton, down the Poor sand His In which
everbealthy aus desntful residence. eA h had convenient
oLy Tie richer lands, bat n s6uDdAni
ply hsh, Wild fowl and Thus ooy do eas Lands
e'ey Ersdr quay, oi hey viii be sold 10 to1ss
varying from 40 1000 BY which every can be s
To iose Wishing further South 10 the most desirable
portion Of country where ~ not nore Of the COM
forts and sxue Of life be easily attained and shere
living easily hsd than any other country tbs
their opportunity To capitalists Wishing 10 Invest their surplus
funds something and Of Increasing Vasenow IL
your time such another you will moi again have.
Of Notes Ronds payable
soon AZ sales confirmed by the Court.
further Information numbers Of the Lsnda 70 offered &C.,
&c. address subscriber Gainesville L. Ila Jane.
Banks, Esq, District Attorney, Lake City.
Receiver.
NoTI-Partes from distance leaving Savannah, e., by Gulf
Monday mOUnng gl reach Lake CITY At o'clock p
n, Tuesday In time Tor sale next day.
GAINESVILLE, Pa. Nov. ~, 1851. deo-tds
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DOR SALE-At public auction, on the l9th

TOR SALE-At public auction, on the 18th
day brGsry, 1865 the house and lots about twenty
eight aees known tie former residence Of Joseph
@ Cab- deed. Also, be sold several hundred OF
Ian In oTnN growth well tmbere lying about two miles dis
The buildings In suited 70 the comforts o.
large family consisting Of large Dwelling otce With four
rooms Kitchen Servants houses stables, carAgehouse and cs
The lots In good condition. said property lies In full
Canal, and Adons the lands Of n.
Cabe particular description Is deemed unnecessary
persons wishing purchase will view the premises for
themselves reached by The canal, the o. and
ynehburg Railroad, from Nelson Station and persons der
call upon residence, write TO
at I've River Ware House, P. o Nelson county, Va
laSi-,dAs WM D CABELT
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT

NERT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AL
TUE CORNER OF CLAY AND SIXTH STREETS FOR
SALE AT AuCTiOSWiu he sold AZ sucn, the premises,
on TUESDAY Sd FebtuIry, 1885, al o'clock NJ thSt ValuH
Estate above fronting % feet the North Of
ay back about 50 feet the lot which andS
tie Church. and having herson Large Frame Tens
nen recently occupied by the late John Durham. The location
Of The foregoing properly desirable one, being near to the
Vegetable Market.
EuNs Onethd Cash; balance six and twelve months for
negotiable notes s6ded secured by trust deed The
tsxe, for 1865 10 be paid By the purchaser.
GoDDiS 4 APPERs0F,
jasO-i. AuStonsers
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BY GoDDlN = ArPERsoN, AUcTs.

+ ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK
L. DwEILING-HOU'E AND VACANT LOT AND SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT, the West die u 1884, between Brosd
streets Tor sale lion All the request Of Mr Jas
Knnard shall sell auction, tho premises on FRIDAY,
the February s4 o'clock NJ the large and very valuable
dwelling house. ocae Gb1ye In the occupancy OF
Mr. Smith lot has front Of ~? feet and depth Of about
feet witch there stands large aud handsomts hpshsd
brick dwelling with marble mAD large bck stable, carriage
house, house. &c The opery will BE- divided into four
parcels sell Sh the dwelling shout % 10 20 feet on 18th
street.
TEE-0neiTd cash. the balance 81 sad 70 month"; for
gotIabe notes Interest added, secured BY uEst deed
Tie taxes 1851 paid hy u puTehater
iAsi-,lf GODDTS ,ppERsoN, Auep.
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HoT corFFr. The price sf cup Of cnP Of genuine
Rio coffee the fashionable restaurants in this city is
only dollar. pound Of coffee costs S4Oo, will
yield about thirty cups full Allow ten cents worth Of
sugar and milk for each cup and the aggregate cost is
about twenty-five oeH,s. Profit, rs Oshtsi e
1t is believed at the Navy Department, that ihs
Hattsrss va, sunk BY Ii. B. NJ steamer sPtfrs, :"
The steamer TrOpie, Captain y. Bremopd, formerly
Lieutenant in the old service iran the blockade" on
Charleston, 8 c., bound for Nassau, one night lSst
week. --
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EOR RENT.-A Lot and Stable containing
Il lG stalls once and drivers rooms, v G. r. Depot
fe2-lm iLrX. GARRETT.
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NOTICE. will SELL at public auction, at
IN New Kent Court House. End THURSDAY In February
that being oourt day. excellent STEAM SAW MILL Of twenty
two horse power Also, BLACHshiTHs TOOLS The NH
ear be seen on the farm W. Taserro three miles
from the Court House. Ny address b Richmond
jale-A W fAIDfN.
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TEACHER WANTED.-Wantcd a male or
female qualified teach An and Music and Alge.
bra aud Geometry ~ small school. WM. A. HORsLEY,
h2-dAcSt HardWcksVile Nelsonco
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A IL persons having claims against the estate
Of COL Thomas ~ Bcndrsnt are requested 70 notify the
undsrsiEnsd, ., DsOkingbAn q H. ,o,,n,,., - 81
jasi-lm Ws.R HAIL, fErseutors.
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CCOTCM SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC.

~ Goth uu, lined, Insirfoeiuger ctiebfs,sd
o. n suokr ~ 20 Bidy BoTles, Grand TurIsy Vic
au' Ia sUl4rgsi Ff capacity Tor msuufac
us, a :. ll, ha.n-s- tte usucfe7tTe OF superior
81 q scot -ru1 shcl ae prepared 70 lruh hls
customers, sud lie ir FenssIy, - wholesale price, 81 his
fs-'oy. q F sai Jssk'on street., IyEelsarg w.
ocls--lM Z. u fEhuUoOrs
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DUBLlC SALE-Will be sold at public suc
l. iu rcrl h i've likely MICRO MEN, the Sch Of nest
February residence N Mrs. JeIanG p Phillips, bali
mile irooi B,avtr DS Depot, Va. Cent al Railroad
wv. PHILLIPS, Auet.
Dpstrn eanv Every other DAY eve tmes islS- sod6ls
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s.oo0PER,
Adjuiaui and Inspector General.
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A CTION SALES.

January -, Ist9-9aaids
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WAR DEPARTMENT., gV8
ADJUTANT 4 INSPECTOR aENERALe OFFICE,
RiCasNOD, Jan. %, 1852.

IAq0iv
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY oUro3ER l8ss-rR1PLE SHEET

ners many orcise his In the past md trust he
has pro tod by experience. BIT with tie majority VINO
have given expression hs Is looked upon es he most
available man and eminently worthy no election When
tue voice OF the Western people shall be aAea IL viii
doubtless be found largely In favor or Mr.. Lincoln.
There is general desire dismiss for the present the
sub ect Of ruler Men say we have enough 70
trouble ourselves about without falling upon this
ton prematurey the proper tme they assert, will be
within mouth OF the sessions OF the conventions
that to max tho Nominations The war,
agriculture foreign Intervention and the like are enough
for the present. From this fact have much less to
chronicle On the subject than might be at first antci
pated
The election In Ohio Is looked the great event OF
the POLITICAL campaign la Iowa, Wisconsin, and Mnne
sofa but hte effort been put fortn and the result
VIII be OF no great importance Ohio been ade the
battle ground OF ideas favorng hostile the and
It's accompanying occurrences. On Its result there 10
much depending.
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these pleasant days are improved r. drilling them Two
ago sx hundred arrived der Of the Major Of
tho Thirty second assach setis regiment
MUSICAL E>ri:RTAISaEsr
Last evening n cal entertainment given by
members 81 tho Nirth massachusetts, regiment. II
spirited pleasant affair both singing and playing
was VI the highest order.
GUARD DUTY.
The First Michigan and Eight enta Massachusetts, reg-
ments OF this corps have been detailed provost guard
In Cuipeppor. udicious selection could not have
been made for better disciplined regiments not In the
service.
RUMoRs.
II would be idle TO give the looking TO future
movements All we know Is that here and plea
sanity located and enjoying tho pleasaaest Of weather
aud h very small numbers 10 the hospitals. Zach day
finds the men ready for the days orders, look they TO
continuance here, 10 continuance towards Richmond, or
continuance In any direction.