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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

A CRACK New YoRx REGIxENT.-
There was good deal Of stir in New
York among the upper ten when regi-
ment called the ''Ironsides" was being
raised. 1t was the subject of prayer for
all the Beechers and Tyngs Of Gotham,
and, taken altogether, was the most gen.
teel fanatical body Of men that havegone
into the war from that great city. The
New Orlerns correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, in an account OF the
capture of Brashear City, La, by the
Confederates, gives the following first
rate notice of the impenetrable Iron
Sides"
A New York regiment, the number O1
which DO not recollect, but known as the
.Ironsides" regiment, is said TO have he
havcd in the most cowardly manner, moi
making even the shadow Of fight. This
regiment was sent out under the auspices Ol
the Young Mems Christian Association, and
was considered the very pink Of perfection
IN morality They prayed aud sang, aud held
persistently aloof from association with tbt
common soldier and his vices, among which
the shedding 0f blood may be enumerated
The World aud Heraid correspondents forgot
to allude 20 the performance of this regiment
in their reports Of the affair.
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A Cavalry Dash in Northwestern
Virginia.


WOODSTOCK, VA, Sept. 10, 1856;
As there is SO little news Of interest from
our armies at this time, perhaps an account
OF the gallant little dash made by Captain
Blackboard and his brave band Of followers
into Bath last Sunday night may not be nn-
interesting to your readers. The affair was
quite Al iInpromptu one, having been gotten
up Ii the following 4finfef: Capt e., on
last Saturday evening with eleven of his
men formed junction with Captain Burke,
with about us many more, in Winchester,
where they were Joined by a few Others,
making in all thirty one men, and started
from Winchester at snndOwntO surprise and
capture, If pos. lille, battalion of Yankees
encamped at Bath. After travelling till mid
night, the party encamped in a dense wood,
II miles from their destination, where
they remained concealed TIL Sunday about
dark, when they again started. After flank
lug the piskets 2 miles this side they reach
ed the Yankee camp about 2O'clOck at night,
where the Yankees were found just satldiins,
their horses preparatory to making . dc.
fence. Capt. Blackford ordered his men to
charge them with yell, which was done
with a vim. The, YaMks, after making a fee.
BILE resistance, lied in every direction, leav-
ing horses, arms, and all they had, behind
them. 1t appears they had been notified
that the rebels We're coming by Union man
whose house had been passed just as the par
ty began tianking the piekets, but not soon
enough to give them time to get themselves
altogether IN readiness. The fight lasted but
q few minutes, IN which time Capt. Black
forl's horse was killed under him, and the
horses OF several others wounded. The cab
tain, however, soon replaced his horse by
mounting the splendid animal left by the
Major ia his skedaddle.
The summary of the result was the cap
ture OF - prisoners, l contraband, ~ horses,
and about as many pistols, guns, sabres, sad
dies, brides, etc, all Of which were safely
brought Off, arriving above Winchester the
same evening, Besides the above loss iu
prisoners, etc there were five Yankees kill
ed and ten or twelve wounded; our loss
none.
In the charge there were q number OF their
horses SO badly wounded as to he unfit to be
brought of. The distance Travelled over
from Sunday till Monday evening seems al
most incredible, the horses and men having
marched over seventy miles without stop
ping for food or rest.
Capt b. intends, ere long, TO let the Yam
KEGS hear from him again. JUSTICE
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Affairs nj Charleston .

The Charleston Nercury, Of Friday,
says that the enemy has refrained from
firing since his unsuccessful assault on
Fort Sumter. Our batteries on James
and Sulliyan's Islands, together with Fort
Moultrie, keep upa steady fire on the
Morris Island works. II adds:
The enemy is reported busy at work on
batteries Gregg and Wagner, having erected
a large platform for his gdlls on the latter,
and thrown up an extensive sand embank-
ment on the former The Yankees are also
said to be working on their batteries Oh
Cfaig's Hill ami building cmbrasurcs for guns
pointing to Snllivans Island, which it is be-
lieved will be the next point Of attack.
The Ir0nsides was. lying in her old position
yesterday, opposite battery Wagner, receiv-
ing ammunition from schooner alongside
Of her. The monitors remain ut their Old
anchorage One Of the enemy's steamers
appeared busy yesterday transporting guns
and ordnance.
According to the prisoners accounts the
expedition against Fort Sumter consisted Of
twenty-fhe to thirty boats, with an average
Of twenty to each boat The details of men
were made from the blockading vessels out
eide, with officers lrOiA the tieet inside to
command them. The men knew nothing Of
the proposed expedition until they had fin-
ished their dinner on Tuesday, when they
were called up for orders. The boats with
their crews afterwards pulled up alongside Of
the flagship to receive instructions. Lieut..
Williams, IN command, took the lead.
They expected, they say, to meet not more
than y simple guard Of about one hundred
men. They also expected to be able to 20
through the breach without difficulty or hav-
ing to climb over. The night was misty and
favorable for a close approach without no
lce. Their calculations, they say, all proved
Incorrect. About fifty marines FROM The
United States steamer Powhatan form the
greater majority of the prisoners taken.-
They state also that the monitor ashore dur
ing the fight Tuesday was the Weehawken,
the same vessel that took the lead in the at
tack on the 7th Of April.
They admit that the fire from Sulliyan's
Island in the last fight was very accurate,
one Of the monitors having been struck on
the turret twcnty-ninc times, without, they
say, doing any damage. One monitor had
her smoke stack blown OIL entirely. The
Ironsides was struck fifty times without,
they say, intiieting any serious damage. The
prisoners manifest = great deal Of confidence
in the ability Of General GillMofe To take the
city.
so confident were they Of success in the
late expedition that two boxes were received
under liag Of truce, one addressed 10 "Lieat.
L. r. Williams, commanding Fort Sumter" !"
aud another to "Ensign Benjamin II. Porter,
Fort Sumter" They were packed with
/ lemons, jcliies, liquors, &c, evidently pre-
pared for general glOriiication.
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Riftmnab 9ispatft.
fcoRREsroSpEscEoF kIeHxoSn nrspATcH.1
OurPosTs ARM NORTHERN Va, !
September 18th, 1863.

OuTPosTs ARMf NORTHERN VA.,i
September 18th, 1863.
Little has occurred since my last to relieve
the monotony that contiHnea 10 reign su
premely on the outposis. A death-like 81
ience prevails along our picket lines from the
lofty Blue Ridge 10 tide-water. Hoktfi.ties
as II by mutmality, have been suspended be-
tween the two most powerful armies o'
America. How long this apparent armistice
will continue here knoA npf, perhaps until
some huge and bloody tragedy can be per
formed on some other Held OF Mars. have
such nnbouIded confidence in the skill oi
Gen. Lee that never Alloy my brain 10 be
perplexed by idle c9lliectAres about his
schemes. Deserters lrOua G&R Mealleh arm
are constantly coming into our camps. They
ylve very unfavorabie accounts Of tile army
They consist chiefly Of drafted men from the
New England States; generally well clad, bnt
very unsoldier like In their department
eviucing great want in drill and discipline
On yesterday witnessed a review of (;,.1
VIM. K. Jones's brigade, commanded at pre-
sent by Gen. LunsfOrl l.. LOmax 1t is fine
body Of troops, and looked very formidable
dfawn up IN lne, on an extensive field well
adapted to the iuanoenvring Of troops. The
lneh were well armed, comfortably clad, and
HAD tue appearance Ol regulars Gen Stuart
and Staff were on the field The General is
one Of the most graceful riders ever saw
tie was mounted Oh his fayOrltc etee,l
.'High1yer," noble animal, aud. passed fa
pidly from one portion Of the field 10 the
Othtr.
To-day there will he review Of General
Hampton's old brigade on Il c same ground
This is an excellent brigade. It's proves is
well known, and will be written on the
brightest PAGES OF the history OF tfiis war fui
noble deeds upon the sanguinary fields OF
Upperviile, Gettysburg, and Brandy. On
Monday next Gen. W. IL. F. Lees brigade,
commanded at present by Col Beale, will
be reviewed Reviews Of other commands
will soon follow. After which there will be
review of the whole cavalry corps. This
will bc grand display. The briga.i OF
cavalry of this army have been divided into
two divisions, Ma. j.-Gen. Wade Hampton
commands the first anxl Mai. Gen FitZ Lee
the second; Gen. Stuart commands BOTH
A. the two now constitute corps, it would
be gratifying TO this command to see Gen.
Stuart elevated round higher on the mill
tary ladder, or, in other words, made a
Lieutenant General.
Col. w. G. Wickham, OF the 4th Virgins,
cavalry, and Col. NJ. T.. Butler, OF the I'd
South Carolina cavalry, have been made
Brigadier Generals. Both, in my humble
opinion, are good appointments.
There was 4 thunder- storm tO-day-a
heavy rain fell and was truly refreshing.
DYKE
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A. Uecoliect.on Of CAnrlestos

A correspondent Of the augusta Con,
stitationaiist writes letter from Charles.
ton, giving some "reminiscences Of visit
TO that city in other days, to attend
National" political convention. lie
says:
The depot was then crowded with the ar.
riving delegations OF the Northwest, and
how many Of them have faced us In the iielJ
since theng | walked by the Charleston
voice OF Judge Meek, Of Alabama, was hold
ing in wrapt attention the crowd which filled
Tue street. stopping at the Milh House, i
wondcSed il the delegates OF the North
would sson again fin It's beautiful chambers,
.nd when Fernando Wood will come back,
aud hOwy
iIiber6ian Hall My first walk waa ~ the
wharf, where the beautiful steamer - The
New York delegation lay; but dOutt if
GEORGE Law has any interest In the fRw
weather-beaten ships aud dinlly white block
ade runners in sight. Returning thrOugh
the blackened ruins Of the burnt dlstrict
could Only identify the Circular ChurcA,
which is grand even in its desolatlOn, and,
bv knowing that, could locate the Institute
HALL
When last | ascendod its steps what q
crowd OF outsiders envied the ticket of
delegate, what host Of volunteers wess
willing to do anything for the prcss, ~ that
the press secured then pbnco 10 the rePOtt-
er's bcncb, and how, many emiueat gsstls-
nen were anxious for the pleasure OF know
ing lion. Caleb Gushing, and--"dtd be have
asPafe$icksty ~ Then the galleries. thru r
with the radiant beauty which now ID 61e0
from its city home, or At some inland h0ma
trelnoles for the loved ones vt this aud other
posts Of peril.
How anxious those Yankee Delegates were
to provide the ladies with accommodation
ON the door of the hall; but have 10y al
been as polite TO the mothers and daue1eers
VI the Confctleracye sinecy Butler, 01 HA
sach,Isetts, was considered geutlelnen taens
but New Ofleans knew tilin ~ atnesent
time to what. Charleston did McCO0k. nA
Ohio, occupied the Chair Ut his delegatiOa
within reach of my hand then, ard thtne
have since fought bis division across the
Tennessee, near bridgeport. Pngh, OF Ohsos
was Also ne.ghbor, and = y TO De hopea
that bis speeches now will 10 more gtssd
than when he met the gre2t orator oi Alt
bania.
The seats 81 ihe georgia ueie4ates are
asiies, and John Il. LunPkiie the tflend 81
mY boy hood, was asucs pel9Ie sney wsre..-,
Ncllns, TOO, is aMohs TUG nelv asaa, ana
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AarlLLERY ExpERtxENrs.-The Balti-

ARTILLERY EXPERIMENTS. The Balti-
more american, commenting upon the
artillery lighting at Charleston, says:
In connection with the operations now in
progress at Charleston, it Is interesting ~
know that hollow shot weighing eighty
pounds can be thrown FROM 10ltpOund Par
rott eight thousand four hundred and ifly
three yards, with charge Of No. z powder
With charge Of No. powder the sanas
shot can be thrown eight Thousand eight
hundred and forty eve yards. This is forty
five yards over i've miles. BY increasing thu
charge Of powder the range can be co.iside
s.ablY augmented. The elevation 0f the gun
10 attain this great range il SO considerable
as 10 materially retlace the number Of nringi
the gnn VIII bear but the iaet b well cstab
lishel that l00 p0unler caa throw shol
from cur batteries 3ntO Charleston. aud thAl
cur 40 pOun3ess eAaa d0 u wifha great de
gree Of ccytstnty. So General tsiltlaofe doei
actually command Charleston with his baf
teaies, Irrespective a. hfs J10 0pOundes.
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Assssisys Court, Sspt l4Ah-fresent: Re
cOrder Caskie aud full bench Of Aldermen
Mr.. K. T. Daniel being absent in CarOlirs
county, whittier he has gone to defend lIan
charged with murder, Mr.. Il. Il llOWison
acted Us prosecuting attorney.
John Vice, slave, charged with stealing
q horse valued at $.WO, was tried, found
guilty, and sentenced 10 receive - lashes.
Fielding Lewis, y slave, being tried for re.
ceiyiny q stolen horse, was examined and
discharged.
Patrick O'Brien was examined on the
charge Of assanlting Henry Tern on the pub
lie highway and robbiNg him Of his watch
aud boots The Court having heard the cyi
denee, sent the prisoner on before Judgc
Lyons.
Charles, . slave, was tried Tor stealing two
silver watches from Robert fraxlcs, And be
ing found guilty was sentenced TO receive ~
lashes.
Melissa Jane Painat ure was examined on
the charge of stealing $3.50 from D0zier n
Hughes.
Susan Smith, white woman, was exam
ined aud sent on 10 trkl before Judge Lyon
After the transaction OF some other btasi
meas the Court adjourned
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VlAN away from my servise, On ths night Of the
II 10Th inrt, negro girl SALLY: She y aboa' IL
stature and geotssl appearance. will give 325 fol
her .prshensiou il taken In or shout the city, OF
s50 If taksn moee Ia n ten miles ont.
FAIRFAX,
s.n-ats Grace 81, bet 81 aud 4th
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Lisaased Of-The case OF Christian Bar
gen, charged with receiving three bags "
cosal, the property Of the G. 5. GOyernsncnt,
knowing the saann to have been stolen, was
disposed Of yesterday, aiter being coutineed
for the third or fourth time. From the tea
timany given a the examination shade VI
sas pici0n was created that Bnfgen hAs been
In the habit Of slealing In articles which ~
knew were not gotten altogether On The
square but, the fact not leing tuliy proven,
that Doubt, and be was accordingly dis-
charged.
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iof buying lot Ut soap in the Hec0nA Mar
kct to sell again, contrary to law, was cOn-
tinlleu
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Eoaaa Orr vy--William H. Harris, while
u,an, was held to ball in the sum Of 3S)0 Tor
his good behavior for twelve mpnths Tor BE-
ing drunk aud assaaiting an officer, who AZ
tempted to arrest him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

4 QUEER Way Of Rscovering q Uett "A
stnmpy little specimen Of the ge,aas homo,
named Robert =. Brown, made his appear
ance before the Mayor yesterday TO answer
the charge OF praelicing All unlawful and
cruel mode Of obtaining a debt. 1t appears
that Brown met in the market a negro who
owed him some money, and asked him for
pay. Failing of success, B. conceived the
idea Of aycnging himself upon sonie chick.
ems owned by this negro, aud, seiZing hold
OF them, cut the legs Off two or three OI
them When this evidence was given the
accused repeatedly interrupted the witness
with ''thatg so;" certainly" ''of course"
II did il" &c, seeming to regard his con
duct rs a very gallant exploit, instead Of aB
act for which he should be punished. The
Mayor announced his determination to cs,n-
tiuue the trial till Wednesday, aud asked him
ii he could give security in the sum Of $lO0
to appear. Brown, although nanilestine
great surprise at the injustice, rs he thought
Of His lIonOrs decision, suddenly exclaIM
ed, .'Of course can give bail-anybody will
go il for me-" and tKercnp0n made q rush
Tor the little gate leading from the Court
room. This avenue of escape being guarded
by one Of the Mayors officers, BROWN was
Immediately grabbed aud forced back, which
convinced hun that hls popularity among
the .'iimbs Of the law" was not very great,
and then he commenced appealing from ons
to another for security, tall nearly every one
present had been applied to, without success
lie then asserted that the Mayors acquaint
anee with him would not certainly allow
him to insist ON his giving bail; that he had
known him for years, Xc., to all of whict
His Honor lent a deaf ear, and called Tor tl,s
enforcement Of his decision. After the ad
journment Of the Court, however, Brown
not having succeeded IN getting bail, he wai
permitted to go free by the payment Of I
u. -.
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-15

False Al,ism. alarm Of fire last night
about o'clock was caused by the appear
Ance in tile northern sky Of brilliant ap-
FORA horealis. IL Lasted about hve minutes
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WhippetI--A iree negro named Robert
Gray was ordered . whipping GU yesterday
by the Mayer for having Ia hh poaseo1t6u
eight bags aud quart Of m0laases, suppOsedf
10 have been stolen.
Royal, slave Of $. y. FOX, waa whipped for
going at large without paAs.
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ron RENT AND SALE.

- ESlpENCE ior rent, with immediate possession
u. will rent for ~ ntts, on the premises, on
Wednesday, Sept 10th, at O'Clock, the neat and
cnniul table Brick dwelling, with rooms coal
house, &c, aud large lot attached on Brook Avenue,
between Clay snd Leigh SITS, within ntteen minutes
walk OF the Capitol Square. II is We'll suited for a
family or isr gentemens lodging rooms, having i've
rooms with tire places.
Sc l5-2ts JAS VI TAYLOR, AuctiOneer.
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1.-TWO Hundred aud Fifty Dollars RewArd.-i<an
away from the subscriber on Wednesday, the
9th inst one negro named Henry, age about
30 years, medium height, dark copper color, weighs
about lC5 pounds and from Chester District,
G. lie may attempt to gei back tothat State he
was supposed TO have bee6 caught on the same day
but broke and ran from his captor viii give two
hundred and aliy dollars reward for his apprwhc },
s,on aud delivery TO Messrs Hill, Dickinson Co, OF
confined in any jail SO get him. Ii DAVIS.
eA IA-f0
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NE0ROL;S FOR SaLE AND HIRE:

- -
n HiRO Mau for sale-A likely negro man, oniy
IN 70 years old As the owner desires him to re-
main in the city or vicinity, he will be sold Tor
81 ,50U. Warranted sound and healthy, aud
celent tobacco hand, we'll as generally useful.
For particulars apply to ED EAcHO, 1lth St,
30 l5--Its Near the Exchange.
r, OR Sale--A likely Woman and her three Chit.
dren. She is q good cook, washer, AMI irooer,
aud good bread maker. She Is sound and healthy
and of good character The present owner is break
ing up housekeeping. For particulars apply at Cary
street Jail. Sc l5-ltt
.Uk sale privately-A servant Woman. She is
II ALI excellent cook, baker, washer, aud ironcr.
She is about 26 years Old Not 10 be gold Out of the
city. Address IS Box 6i5. re l5-2t+
II OR Htre-I have several negroes wish to hr
out for the halabce Vi the year. Apply ~ me
on 18th st, between Franklin and Broad
Sc e2-lawIW$ VP WATKINS.
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l. OR RENT.-FOar furnished rooms, including AL
y excellent paror and three desirable chambers,
fur rent IN a pleasant ueghborhood. Servants at
tendance aud partial of the kitchen can also be
had, If desired. Apply ut the dwelling on Franklin
ST s doors from lst. Sc l5-N<
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Sent IL lamp Lex.- -Chasies b Williams. of
Texas, detailed soldier, who has been Do.
fote the Mayor Cor the paet week @ the
charge Of untawfally assOC1afing With No
groes. was yesterday ordered to Be taken 10
be caught Ia % disreputsble 3 fix A8als, e.
he would be dealt with for the next oGeace
~ hls case dcs eryed.
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TDOOMS tor Fent.-4ienteMen car be aeeOlnmo
n, dated with very comfortable, we'll furnished
rooms in private family Apply at the III house
on Grace ST above LIST. UneXceptionai reference re
quired. Sc io-I+
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vuSHe Valuable 81 Charles flOtsl Zoe eAls-At the
request Of the owners ~ ottsr fDr sale this
very ysluabie notsI. II ts % Well kaown ehst M y
tsxes. :, ttey are welt knowo to all. For farther
parlteassrs, apply to ,.r,r .nnpnsoN
~ lA--lt UOUvAN = AkrANooN.
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NHANfED-A Manager for q farm eleven p,Aps
W from Richn,nad liz must perfetalv un.ier
stand the cultivation ef land he sober industr ,us
aud without family. Meme heesl apply upl,ss the,
eau giyc testinnaiais q Character and capacity -
Govd wagfs VIII be paid, Address 81 n, y b,,x aG,
P.ktOiIi:e, Kichmoni, Va, ar. personaily / I
WOLFF, Rass street, opposite the Rcbmoai House
G., 1k-Stt '''"~~
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RUNA VA Us

DUNAWAY-425 Reward.-Left our store Oh last
~ Friday week negro fellow named John, the
property Of Dr A Leyburn, Of Lexington, Va John
Is about six feet high, spare built, OF dark copper
color, aud very likely. He speaks in 1 low t0ssc,
aud is very polite and plausible. We think he is
lurk ing about the city, as he has room and friends
III sidacy, On tho upper cOd of Main street. We
viii pay the above reward Tor his apprehension
Sc l5-2tt HILL 4 NORfiEET.
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I OSF-Certiti.ates Of state stock, No 1854 for
] 81 ,O0v, aud No 1888 for 81 500. Application
will be made 70 the Auditor for The re.issug cf the
said Certificates Il EiEIStHkR
au 49, 1aW13Ws
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I OSr or MIslald-A Certificate Of four original
- shares OF stock in the Chickahominy and James
River steam Navigation Company. The certificate
Is in my favor. Tic finder will leave the same with
Goddin n Apierson, OF Richmond, or hand the same
~ me, in New Kent county.
sc 3-law4Wt JOHN TURNER
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OSf-A Treasury Certificate, No li5, dated 18th
II OF June, 1863, in favor Of VIM K } Dunn, Tor
500, calling for seven per cent bond. All per
sons are notified not to receive trade for the
same. n ,ys
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1.-TWO iots Vi Land, ou new IeDtral Road about
] ~ miles below Richmond, for saIe-We are
satuo zet t0 Sell two its VI land located az above
tut esntag ii fs2 l00O acres and the other 10 li3
lujacrts, G0iHHN Il ApPERSON.
III
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brilliant ROMANCE. :
IN PRESS,
"hi viii hv shortly ,ssaed,
TIE AID -DECAMP,

oy JANIS d Nc3AnE, JR
'as brilliant romance, which achieved such =
y Aed success ia the columns of tslhe Nagnoaia
exy," E now ia press, and will soon be ready Tor
ale ale II has been pronounced, by both the press and
War
rsf''fs desiring 70 Obtain copies Of the book, Or
Shhag u aat agents. should send Ia their orders
q 5O
- The trade Will be supplied ~pon liberal terms
Aaaress VA ] SAITH,
Care a 's1tc Magnolia Weekly
se i?--eod6as kicbn,ond, Va.