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N. FREADnAs, jasper;
FasD HoTrnAn. HARRISON T.vnship;
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GEo- HorrnAn, Hasbison Tov uskip;
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NitbIlgrh 4ispalte

Tnr FioHr AT CuLrEPER. Satur-
day night list, shortly after midnight, It
was ascertained that the enemy in con-
siderable force, (infantry,. artillery ana
cavalry,) were crossing the Rappahan-
mock at Stark's and Kelly's Fords. Gen.
Stuart. in command Of our cavalry, i'm
mediately disposed Of his forces with a
view Of giving them warm reception,
although il was we'll understood that
their force was vastly superior in num-
beers to that at his disposal. The first
collision occurred at Brandy Station, from
which point our forces fell back on Cul-
peper Court House. Finally they were
compelled to yield this point to the
enemy, who advanced upon it in heavy
force. During the entire day, on Sun
day, there was severe skirmishing. be-
tween the enemy's advancing and our re-
treating forces. At last accounts the
enemy were four miles south Of Cul-
pepper Court House.
In the engagement Of Sunday We lost
about thirty men killed and wounded
What loss the enemy sustained is not
known. Col Beale, of Westmoreland,
commanding the brigade Of Gen. w. II.
F. Lee, is reported slightly wounded.
The train of cars which left Culpeper
Court House about the time the enemy
appeared before that place was shelled,
bat we understand no injury was sus-
tanned.
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EXPULSION OF BALTIMORE EDIroRs.-
the afternoon of the 10th inst, in pursu-
ance of an order issued by Gen. Schenck,
Messrs. Beale H. and Francis A. Rich.
ardson, and Stephen |. Joyce, editors
and proprietors of the Baltimore Repu6-
hcan, were arrested by the Federal Pro-
vost Marshal of Baltimore and thrown
into prison, because of the appearance
in that journal of piece of poetry emit
tied the Southern Cross" A subse-
quent order from the same General con
signs them to exile during the war, with
the penalty of being treated as spies if
found within the Federal lines during the
war. During their brief Imprisonment
they were not allowed communication
with their families or friends. They are
all married men, and two of them have
large families. At the depot their wives
were allowed to see them and supply
them with money and such clothing as
the short time given permitted them to
provide. A Baltimore paper says the
separation was indeed affecting. The
prisoners were sent to Harper's Ferry,
from whence they will make their way
up the Valley, and perhaps on to Rich
mOnd
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JED.

On the 29th Of August, 1866, VIRGiNiUS JACK
son, aged year aud 70 days
On The 10Th OF August, 1851. AURILlA, aged .
/ years months and days, daughter aud son oi Wn
e and Lucy Heniy.
Cradle bed is empty,
Brother and sisters not there
miss them in the nursery,
miss them everywhere.
glad that they are happy
but do miss them SO
never, never wished before
To leave my homie below.
By BROTHER AND SISTER.
Toe funeral will be preached at the Methodist
Church III Rockets, on Sunday, tue 10th Of Septem
Der.
September 18th, 1864, MARY ELIZABETH CHAN
DI.EK, youngest daughter Of Robert and Martha
Chandler, aged years months aud days
Weep not for me, my parents dear,
I've gone to rest-y0u need not fear.
Ny time was short, as You may Sec
Therefore, prepare to follow me.
Her funeral will take place to day (ruesday) at 4
o'clock, from the Oregon Hill Methodist Church. -
The friends aud acquaintance Of the family are re
spectiuliy invited TO attend.
In this city, on Monday, the 18th instant, Miss
SUSAN FOX, the third daughter OF Mr. Drury Fox
decd IN the 18th year OF her age.
Tue friends anu acquaintaHces ii The family are
respectfully tied to attend her funeral this Iues
day. morning al IL O'Clock from the corner o! 2yth
and Leigh ste, without further Invitation.
At her fathers residence, ia CHESTERFIELD county
Va, Sept llth, 1868, IDA GERTRUDE, infant daughter
Of Washington AMI EMelme Hix, aged months
aud IA days
Sweet hcwer Of spring, thou art gone 10 the tomb
The bud that was cherished was snatched IN lis
bloom;
Thy spirit now mingles with angels above,
Thy raiment is beauty, thy language IS love.
Sweet angel OF heaven, ah why do We mourn.
Thy loss, though It's mighty, why wish thy return
Like the roses OF summer you've passed to the grave
No arms could detan thee, 40 power could save.
We bow in submission 10 His holy word,
Thy loss serves to bind Us still closer 10 God;
The blow, though severe stili wen not deplore,
For soon we will meet thee when time more. r
In NOttoway, at the residence OF her mother on
the 7th inst, ABEL AIDE PRESTON ROYALl., IN the
18th year OF her age, daughter OF tue late DR. SAM
H and Adelaide Royal OF Chesterfield county.
OF dyptheria, at EMwooi, Roanoke county, Va
September sth, 1868, CLARENCE BELL, daughter
Of BIT aud fiusley, aged five years and ten
months.
~ Lynchburg Republican and W Baptist please
copy.
In the town OF Harrisoiburg, at the residence Of
Trick, Esq, on the Both OF August 1858, Miss
GAkfHA NICHOLS, in the Goth year Of her age
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Especial D.pu,sA . . R,sa.a.a Dspsae.l

LyscnBuRa, Sept 13.-A Yankee leu
tenant and II men were captured yes
terday morning by the militia on Walk.
er's mountain, 70 miles from Marion, IN
Smythe county. They were making their
way to the Va. and Tenn. r. X. with the
intention to arrive there in time to catch
a train after dark. They were armed on
ly with navy revolvers.
They say there are 500 more in Abbs's
Valley, in Tazewell co.
Apprehcnsions are felt here of a raid
on the Va. and Tenn. X. r.
The telegraph operators, Crowley and
Nelson, were certainly captured by the
Yankees,
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The LEGISLATURE-In the Senate. yes
terday, Mr.. Dickinson, from the Commit
tee Of Finance, reported bill to sup
press the further issue of small notes by
the counties and cities of this Common
wealth. He also reported back the reso-
luton with reference to increasing the
salaries Of public officers, and asked to
be discharged from further consideration
thereof.
Mr.. Dickinson submitted preamble
and resolution expressing the opinion
that it is Incumbent on the Confederate
Government, through its military au-
thorities, to remove from exposed dis
tricts the male slaves therein capable Of
bearing arms to places more secure within
our military lines, &c. Laid over under
the rule.
The joint resolution authorizing the
Second Auditor to receive q debt Of
81 ,00O, 900, due by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Company to the Com
monwealth, was reported back from the
Committee on Finance, without amend
ment, and was agreed to. Ayes 81, noes
none.
The following resolutions Of inquiry
were submitted: By Mr. Newman-Of
inquiring into the condition Of the ord
nance department Of the Commonwealth
By Mr. Frazier-Of cancelling the con-
tracts made by the Governor Of this
Commonwealth with Jos. X. Anderson
4 Co, and with other owners aud lessees
OF iron-wosks, for the hire Of negro con-
victs in the Penitentiary to be used as
lsbosers 1t such works, and Of adopting
such further legislation as may be neces-
sary for turning over said convicts and
81 other negro convicts to the Confederate
Statea upsn terms to be mutually agreed
upon between the two Govsrnments By
NJ. Christian, Of Augusta-As 70 what
lsgid1ation may Be requisits fer the relief
of he railroads q tie 6tats, il respect
q psoqslsing laba. By n Armatrong
or nahine peesiaion "a To support Of
lhmilisa a I'D iers within ~ lines fthe
eaany. ~ n GaEhstt -tf asHsading
~ ~ autheFizine IN 0essenoE 70 or
neslne ~ call o.sf csrtaia lnilitazy, forces
~ ~ dnee u ~ ela1s, - = y ex-
- - sdla In reai = g within one
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ARRESTED AND IMPRISONED Rev. }.
W. X. Handy, Presbyterian minister,
of Portsmouth, was recently arrested and
sent to Fort Delaware. He had been
deputized by the citizens of Portsmouth
to visit Washington to protest against
the action Of the military towards the
civil authorities. On his return he was
arrested in Baltimore and sent to Fort
Delaware
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT. II Cincinnati
correspondent Of the Chicago Tunes says
at Mount 0iIead, Ohio, on the 2lst August,
at which 10000 were present. 1t is COM
puted that at least half a dozen mass con-
ventions Of each political party are being
held iu Ohio daily. A more vigorous cam
paign was never before known in Ohio
There is evident fear on the part OF the Re.
publicans Of defeat, while the Democracy
are hx q east q 90 msory
nroDOsed to have tremendous meeting in
Cincinnati soon, at which Gov. Seymour
and other leading statesmen will be present.
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DEATH OF THE REV. Mr.. SHUCK.-She Rev.
J. Lewis Shuck, a prominent Baptism Mis-
sionary, who had spent the most OF his life
in China, died ut Barnweh Court House, 8.
c.. a few days since, in the 5lst year of his
age He was a native OF Alexandria, Va,
aud was educated at the Virginia Baptist
Seminary, near Richmond. His third wife.
to whom he was married in 1854, survives
him. Deceased was well known in Virginia,
and especially in the cities of Richmond and
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By Robinson, adams Il Co., duets.
GALE of Groceries, MAnrd Tobacco, Iron. Nails
- aud Blockade Goods, ut auction. AT 10 o'clock
ON Friday, the 18th inst, We wilt offer
SO bags choice N . Sugars
50 bbis do do do
20 bLls Clarified do
8 bbls Crushed do
40 bbls Lard
Is bbls Jamaica Rum
% kegs Ri Carb Soda
% boxes Starch
50 cases Brown Soap
n 9 bbls N y MOlssss
ALSO,
81 bars square, fiat and round w reuyht 1fCn
~ kegs Nails aud Spikes.
ALSO,
1900 pkgs Manf'd Tobacco
50 bills Smoking Tobacco
Lot in bags aud papers Tobacco
$1,000 Cuba Cigars, seine very choice.
PARTIES desiring to offer goods ut the above sale
Will please seud invoices aud Pies early Thursday
morning ROBINSON ADA Ms 4 CO,
70 IL Auctio neets
Will be ADDED
Family Carriage, nearly new
double set Harness.
bales Cotton
10 dozen Corn Br0oms
81 bushels Peanuts
BLOCKADE uOoDs
500 pairs Mems aud Women's Shoes
/; 4s0 pairs Cotton Cs,ds, damaged
!. 4o0 do do do good order
: rs pieces Bieaehed Cotton
! ~ gross Shoe strings
20 kegs Starch, Soap, Periumery.
DRUGS.
small lot OF Borax.. Alum
Quinine Spirits Nitre, pure Nitrs aud Suiph
Rhubsrb, Cloves, Spice
Pepper, Mustard. Matches, etc, etc.
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MAJOR DREWRY'S BLUFF-
The steamer SCHULTZ, Capt u Hill, having been
thoroughly painted aud repaired will for the present
make QUO trip daily TO lIrcwry's Bluff, leaving her
wharf at Rockets at O'Clock r n.
Fare tor the round trip 0nly TWO DOLLARS.
I0ie coming on board. Sc Its
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PERSONAL.


HEADQUARTERS lsr VA INFANTRY.
Sept It'll, 1868
MESsRS EDITORS: You will please erase from
IVA the list oil deser,ers from this regiment in your
paper the name OF W Lumpkin, rs it was sent 70
you through mistake.
Irxman ever your obt't serv't,
FIJI LANGLEY,
Lieu. Col CONG LIST Virginia.
Camp near Mountain Run, Orange county.
Ge 16--3ts
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n GOOD FARM nine miles North Of Richmond
~ for safe at auction by request Of Dir Joha
d fhomss, will sell at auction, on Monday, ?l,t
Sept, at IL o'clock A NJ, upon the premises, his
farm, Known as "Mosby's,' situated on the Noun.
tain Road, and within Que mile Of the X and Rk
1t con ains go acres, Of which about leo ale
cleared aud highly productive; the remainder Is
original growth Of wo aud timber. On this plsse
there IL q comfortable dwelling, with seven Ioous
situated Ia u beautiful grove; q large brick barn
and other buildings. There is also excellent OF
Chard Of choice II uits.
THIS Is justly regarded ~ one O: the most vsius
bic farms of its size in the county. Persons wish
ing tn purchase are invited to examine bsfyrs ih
Gay Of sale
TERMs--To suit purchasers.
AD WILLIAMS, Auet'r
PS-At the same time will be sold Negro Mar,
who il said u be n very superior Gardener.
sell AID W, Auetr.
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A d WILLIAMS, Aaet

TlNkU5rEkS Sale Of House and Lot on Oregon
Hill--As trustee Ia deed u trust nom
Hermann and wife TO the suhseIiler. dated - MAY,
1851, duly recorded In Richmond hustings Cow
on the 10Th May, 1856, ! shall 10 execution o. u.
raid deed, 1.-THE said Hermann being NON re, Msa.
OF this state.) at this request 81 the majority q
creditors therein usmsd, proceed IL ssl, at Is1r
auction, for cash. On thu premises ON fhnrs.y ths
2lth day Of 3 ptsALsr, 1853, atA cock y u
fair if not. the nrst fstr day therxfter9 The h1es
aud Lot, dssigDated ~ lett. = &C. ia HouAfds psh
fronting % feet, running back los ie-t, and brnri
~ occupied by the said q Hermann end fsmiiy ~
a. ii-ta. W 0ODDIN Trustee
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NFEClAL NOTICES.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE. would respectfully
Gala the attention Of tuyers to the sale Of fine
and Bookcase, Carpets, Beds, Mattresses, Bedding
Chaire, GOblets, Tumblers, fine China Tea Sets
Cups and Saucsrs, Glass Dishes, &c, this morning
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Mr.
sydnor, on 1st, betseen Cary and Canal cts, By
order Of the administrator
% lott TH0S W KEESEE, Auet'r.
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MARRIED.,

At the resi- lsnce Of Mr. VIM Gibson, On the even
ing of the 10th inst BY the Rev Mr. Spriggs, Lieut.
g w CARBAUGH, of Harper's Ferry, Va, to Miss
ALICE Il WILLETT, of this city. =
IL Petersburg papers please copy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE
Acting and Stage Manager X Ogden
Treasurer. -...............,~h brEgs
TUESDAY kvENIN0, SEPT Is, 1863,
Grand Overture. $3.50. LeRa
When " III be presented the great tragedy Vi
HSLA TlSBE,.-sks
OR,
THE ACTRESS OF IiDU4!
, Tisbe Miss Katie Esteiie
Caterrina .'..-.......'...... MISS ELIZA wren
New Ballad ..............,M Miss Nellie Walton
Fancy Dance ,........,.. Miss Mary Partington
Conclude with the side spilttug
TOODLESi
Timothy TOodles. .........~.............R Ogden
Mrs. Iooiies .........-.......... Mrs Z Debar
ASO0n to be presented, for the first time iii this
country, the deeply affecting dome site play OF
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY!
Nonr-The doors open "a. . quarter to Z. Per
fOrmance to commence at quarter 10 O'Clock.
Sc 16-lt
A GRAND SELECT BALL
The undersigned take great pleasure NJ announcing
, 10 their friends and the public that they will give
GRAND SELECT BALL,
| at the OLD MARKET HALL,
On fifidy ere'ainy, Sept lSth lo6j,
For the benefit of
/. GO. "a" 18TH Va RECT Vols.
COMMITTEE ot ARRANGEMENTS:
kxE.UruE COMMITTEE:
Naming, c W Bishop.
AR Toiar, EP Vale,
IL Mondie, Dir WoodaTd
Ladies Will be admitted only by showing their i'll
VItatiOn cards
Invitation cards can be had Of any OF the com
mtttee
I.cAets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, 81
E1-fhe Armory Band will be III attendance, ami
, good time WaTrened to all Sc ior-4t4
DALI =
II GRANp BALI
Viii be given at the
NEW MARKET HALL,
Corner Marshall and Gtli SITS,
Thursday evening Sept 18th, 1863.
Ladies invitation cards eau be hal at the
Hail any time previous to the ball
LADIES III please present these cards 10 the Door
keeper they enter the bail room
Admission tor one gentleman and two iaiies %.
% Mouutcaste. A X lo'er.
&0-A police farce has been engaged iuf The
Sion and strict order will be enforced.
Music by Prof kosenbergei's cotlOn band.
&c l5-3tf EMERSON, PTopr
+ ES>ASHlONABl.E
DANCING ACADEMY,
BY Prot j st Aanr bingham,
i Exchange Hotel Cor 18th aud Franklin sts. Entrance
IN l4th ST. la.ties' private entrance.
Prof Bingham presents his compliments TO the La
dies and Gentlemen OF Richmond, and respectfully
announces ~ them that he will resume tho duties Of
his profession
Tuesday evening, sept 10th lS6S, O'Clock fof
children.
Wednesday, PM, Tor ladies'
Wednesday, oPA, for gentlemen
Chiidren's classes Tuesdays aud Thursdays 4rN,
Saturdays IL LAM.
ladies' classes Mondays Wednesdays ami Fiji
, days 4PN.
| Geutlcmen's classes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays SPIN
TERMS ascertaned on application.
An early attendance is requested
iIJ-Practicing parties every Thursday evening at
6I O'Clock.
Private classes at schools al residences will be
foriiel il requested. --6lt
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~ JUST RECEIvED-A nice supply Of Blacl
aud White Calicoes, cheaper than anywhere ia tn
city. Cali early at KOUSS'S,
SC l6-2tt No u Main street.
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DEAUIfFni. Cottage Residence til Grove street, IA
- Sidney at auction On Friday, 18th SEPTEMBER
at 5IS O'Clock P NJ will be ss'ld upon the WeIses
the Italian Cottage, recently occupied by Mayor !
Wren situated On Grove st, just opposite the iowr
resileucoo Of Mr. Juo loi Dsun 10 has about seven
rooms besides kitchen aud about All acre u hhi
attached
The situation Is in the mast desirable porisn 81
the suburbs, and the arrangement Of tho prrmsfs
displays considerable taste. The house be'ug ~s
/ vacant, immediate possession will be gwen.
| Terms purchasers mag wish.
san ID WILLIAMS, Anct
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A BEAUTIFUL. cottage kssslrnce, With aeiss .
"A Land w Sidney, al auction IL viii sell Oh ~
day, the 2lst day Of September, ut ~ o'riak =
ON the psemsses that desirable Cottage kss''eSss "
the south side ii Grove st. The house has f"ss
With good passage, togcshsr With kachsn, s1
rooms There Is we'll III hue alter oii The Ifsh.a"
Tie land contains actes fronting On four s'fse'
being entire square. -.
fxkxs--jIberai and made known "a day o. snN
salo-tis Jas TAYLOR, Aaetf
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BuSa'., sgs,1s ,, M e, sn,sAs Ioos, Ae ;,
Ut the shop Of Sterling, % iitn srss y. l,iAi
street commencing II 10 O'Clock 4, The io... saAH
aud other articles "'swss
bugEiee, one nearly new
spring wagon, with top
Wagon, dray, and cart axiss
IAt of new horse shoes :
sn,ses' tools, Of all descriptions
Lot Of wheetwright's tocts :
sets stocks and dies
Lot Of smMhs' coai
drill press, BIC.
~ WILLIAMSON 4 co, Au.,,.
b-As Mr. sterling Contemplate : rh.sn
business, all persons owning ARTICLES Al h,s ase
hereby notified To come forward before Tho "sp ale
safe, pay changes, and take them awsy "!
Sc WILLIAMSON A. IN
The above sale 10 postponed to TUESDAY III
inst Use lZl " IN sae III
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BY Red,oood & Philips, Anet's.
t54 Main street.

81 Main street
WE WILL SELL ut our store Wednesday
wv morning, 10th init at 10 o'clock an assert
ment Of Furniture embracing
Feather Bells, Shuck Matti esses, and Eofas;
Eedsteads, Wristbands &c, &c;
A lOi If Crockery q: d Glass Tumblers,
Blankets. Clothing, &c;
u IL and Silver Watches.
sells REDWOOD 4 PHILLIPS, Aucts.
Ey Ptsliiasm, Hanes & Weisiyer, Auct'rs.
NAyE viii sell at auction, on Wednesday, 10th
w hst ut 31z O'Clock NJ, at Messrs Suther
land Il Green's stable, the Horses lett by officers
oil Hood division, really tine animals
ALSO,
~ fine saddle and harness. Horses.
The attention Of all persons in want of good horses
is requested 10 thus sale
fULILAM, HANFs ~ WEIsiGEK,
8, l5-2t% AIetrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 13.-All has been
very quiet for two days past. The enc
my has made no new movements of late.
Three Of the monitors have gone of, no.
body knows whittier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

VALUABLE Real Estate, on the Southssst loi
" ner Of Broad and 81 sta, at auction I'D
Thursday, 18th September, al o'clock n, uPsn
the premises, will ts sold tie above situated prov
erty occupied by Mr. Lsube. 1t fronts 80 fs~t ahd
runs back - feet The atten lou VI capitalists
ID invited to the sale Of this iraly valuable prop
erty.
TkkMs "A portion in each. and the haiAs &c ~ !
reasonable credit or the whole IN cash. ~ the ias
chaser may prt fer.
sel4 AID WILLIAMS, Aact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15
AUCTION SALkY-FUrUxs DIv.

BY Thomas W. Aeesee, Aueticneer,
lOihce cor 18th ad Gary stsl
CROCK Of Flour, Glass Jars &c, for sale at auc,ss
VIII sell on Friday morning, September lsth
commencing at 10 O'Clock at the house corner a I'm
aud Cary SITS, the entire stock vi goods CONTAINED IA
the store, consisting III part Of
Flour,
Glass Jars &c
&c 10 THOS W kEESEE, Auctr,