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STRAYED OR STOLEN-A
X Brown Mare, with padd,a T. t:ldJs on. Wss
tsken rom South Water ftreet. betWeea stato nnd
Dea1boEr ITS. en- antul day afternoon. san9 ~ Any
Person returning tic nboTa property VIII pc l1anJ
Iewarhea. IrqnI,c at Lumber ouee e aAsSA'
LAY & co corner Lumber and MAXI Sts'
tt1S mist St
, 1863-09-14

SHE M1ssrRE1s IN BRIAN HA11.-That
excellent company Of minsttels, known as Arlingx
ton, Leon 4 Douniker's, which, during the LAST
wf1!erseo materially contributed to the amuse-
1nent OF eur citizens, Will open again at Bryan
Hall, on Morday evening. 1t It's unnecessary to
speak OF the merits OF this company. The mere
announcement will i'll the hail,
, 1863-09-14

Us1oS LEAGuE.-The Union League will
meet At Warmers Hall Monday evening at half
past p. m. promptly. a fr=telsss speake. and
hrst- t-class music may be expected. A full attend
apce {s dEaircd.
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NORTHERN fIENS,

MOBILE, Dec. A special to the E"e'eiag
.Ne'os, dated Grenada, Miss, Dee. 81, says that
the Memphis AsyaS. of the I'd, has dispa ch
from Cleayeland, confirming the escape ol
Morgan and all his staff from the Ohio Peni
tertiary, by digging through the walls. One
thousand dollars reward was offered for Nor.
gan.
GueIillas are numerous on the Mississippi
The steamer Black Hawk was fred i.to be
low Red river, and the pilot killed.
TIE Texas had beer~4Grned
Iiutlburt has issued an order that al mill
tary goods not in the Yankee regulations be
shipped north from Memphis. Ten or twelve
bouses are named aud required TO ship their
goods North
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DALTON, Dec. 4.-The latest accounts rel]-
! resent that Longstreet, with a portion of his
| forces, had made an unsuccessful attack on
Knoxville. His loss was very small He
| then raised the siege, marching towil ,is
Abingdon, Va. Gen Bnshcou Joh 7snn had
succeeded IN iiectinga 4 junction with Long
street, without the loss of his supply traius,
AZ previously reported. Gen. Vaughn, viii,
his command, and ore of Cheatham's reci-
ments, We're at Charleston, Tenn, tryiDgto
make Their way to North Carolina Our
forces are in possession of Ringm Id. Moth
ing from the front.
BRISTOL, Dec. 4,-Ihc siege nf Knoxville
is progressing, and the cann ending ia rep
resented as being very heavy. Gen. Ran
som is reported to have captured large am
munition train Ell route to Knoxville. The
railroad will be opened in few days to
Strawberry Plains.
ATLANTA, Dee. A special to the I,tei-
lige"cer, dated Dalton, Dec 4tb, says that
Gen. Ledbetter arrived yesterday from Knox
vile, which point he LEFT last Sunday. Gen
Longstreet had the same day made an uu-
successful attack on Burnside, and after
wards commenced retreating to Virginia
Hooker and Scigel's corps are reported ad-
vancing Oh Knoxville and Loudon, and " i'll
probably follow Longstreet or enter North
Carolina. Firing was heard yesterday in the
direction Of Cleveland, which WAS suppos, 1
t. be from Wheelrr's cavalry The rulncr
yesterday that the enemy's cavalry had al.
vanced to Ringgold was without ft undation.
1t G. f. Tabb and Capt Barnes, of the Sig
nal Corps, deserted and went over to the en-,
| emy previous to tie late battle The report
that Grants headquarters are at Ringgold is
not correct.
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DALTON, Dee. ALI is duiet

DALTON, Dec 3.-All is quiet.
The Federal cavalry reappeared 1T RIM
gid few moments last night, and passed
towards Lafayette
The report about Colonel IIollenqu;st
(B:agg's Chief of Artillery desertng is
without foundation, There is NJ purer Of
fcer in the army.
Our loss in artillery in the late battle was
thirty-eight pieces. lost from the following
batteries Fercusons, guns; lIowells, .
McCant's, ,; Dents, ;; SCOTS, 3; Yates's
3, Faler's, 3; Garity's, /; divers, l; Andcr
sons, /; Slocumb's, 6; Cobb's, !; hariis's
,; Masscnburg's, !. Two siege guns wer,
burnt at Chickamaug. Station. The mum
Der does not equal that taken byus from the
enemy at the battle of Chickamauga
SALLI;.T.
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EROhI TIE n.IEID.iN

OsANGE T.. H., Dec two hundred and
nity more prisoners were received here last
night, picked up by cur cavalry in their
pursuit of the enemy. They represent five
corps of infantry and three divisions of cav
airy. Oar scouts report that the epenys
infantry have fallen back to Fauquier, be-
hind the kalpahanuock, leaving only cav
airy III Culpeper. They burnt and destroy
cd everything i'll the country occupied by
them on this side OF the river, reducing
nearly al the inhabitants TO beggary.
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Latest from Europe.
The latest dates from Europe are from Liv
pool on the 10Th uit.

The latest dates from Europe are from Liver
pool on the 10Th nit.
vessel that arrived AT Colombo, October "a saw
the Confederate steamer Alabama In the Bay u,
hchsai After exchanging siguals IN" Alabama de
parted under full steam aud French co!ofs.
In The Court of Exche qu.r, on the i7th ult. 81,
Hugh Cairns, for the defendants, tn the Afcxani.
case, commenced his arguments against n"W
trial, and occupied the whole day without con
ctuding
The intentions af England relative to the pro
posed Congress are sill unknown. The Russian
Ambassador has commune aiad Prince Gorschl
koH's reply. It's In substance that Russia viii
take part In the CongIess, but not until after III.
pacihcaiioi Of Poland
II IL frrott"i that Porinsal has resolved 10 A.
cept the proposal cnntiiinnaliy.
The Paris Rourse was depressed. Ren,es ca
IOc.
The IndeI denies authOritaiveiy the recent, re
port ol the alleged bloc kaJr at Ma'amura. f.
says: The French hiork aie If the Me xican cooe
cDtnehe fs twelve leagues from the southern bank
oi the kl0 Grande, ana no cargnea Of any kind ~.
Jess mere exist a reasonable suspicion Of their he
ing destined Tor Jaar T. nteffered with by ;n,.
IfcICh CIuiser-''
III is Tepnrtei that the British naval 2uthnritie-
nave gwen instructions In prevent slIspici %
vessel. lying In the Ciy de, from going to sea.
Ihr Dano German question creates some unea
siness.
Russia continues To make vigorou. preparations
fpt wat
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SECOND DISPATCH

CHARLESTON, Dec. 4.L.-A slow fire has
been kept up To day iron Gregg and Cum
ning's Point alternately on Sumter, Sulli
van 5 and Ja.nes's Islands. No casualties re-
ported. TIE enemy lave net renewed their
fire Oh the city. Gen. Beaurtgard and Col
Rhett visited Sumter last hight, when the
band mounted the parapet and played Dixie
aud other tunes ior about All hour The
Yankees ceased firing while the music was
goiug on. They are mounting mo.e guns on
Wagner bearing Oh the city, and have also
unmasked u new battery.
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URDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s. 1863.

Sent to The Rnitentiary-Fo the past two
days the time of Judge Lyons's Court has
been taken up Ia the trials Of Charles TIL
sor and John Champion, charged with the
murder, at Rockets, some tine In May last,
The evidence elected before The Court let
very little .ubt of their connection with
tn: aiiiir. and the juries very promptly ren-
dered verdicts of guilty" in both c.,sts.--
Tensor was sentenced to five years imprison
ment in the Penitentiary, and Champion is
I" have seven years soj,uru in the came in
Sfitutiun
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GEORGI4 LEGISLATERE

MLLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 4.-The Senate pest
poned indefinitely, BY large majority, the
bill restricting the planting of cotton to one
acre. Both branches Of the General Assem-
bly, resolved to adjourn on the 18th
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rRaH THE RAPiBAN.

>.o,e the repassrre of the Rapidan by the
-l army. under Meade, matters have
''' -, tbc,r wobied quiet In Northern
The passengers by the Central
49,, '' las, sight report that about FIVE hun
n,lsonsrs, captured during the ea.!y
: ~. week, are ga roafe for Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-05

4 l"'sng Ech.-Y referiay morninga n la,l,
c tl!ing himself VIII aia Roberts, was arrais
et before the Mayor IA answer the chargs ui
attempting to pick the pockets ot IN nu-
known Individual at an auction sale the day
before. Two witnesses saw him insert his
hand into gentlcman's pocket, but without
getting anything; aud third flt the plch :
hand in his pocket, bat lost nothing. As no
theft was committed the Mayor could do
nothing more than hold this little chap in
custody for the present
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Recucered The valuable mare stolen from
Dr.. James, of Goochland, and brought to this
officer Seal The animal was stolen by DR..
J. 3 servant, at the instance Of white man,
who rode her into Richmond on speculation;
but finding that he was suspected OF the
theft, and that the police were On his track,
he turned her loose to SHIFT for herself 1t
is probable that the officers may yet make
q case for the Court out Of this operation
We shall see.
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,,,e>,>e pECENBXR 8, 1883
rAsr TENNESAEE.

..r,,v report was prevalent on the
., ,be Government had received
s'Ie''s ..,nn m that the siege Of Knoxville had
'H'H'' '',,ndonea by Gen. Longsfreet, and
1''" ,,llecr and his command were 'ai''ng
i''' ~ =, the al ection Of Bristol. Our in
i'" oiled TO satisfy US Of the reception
9"''.. snch Intelligence at the Department;
4" ~ Torthesn papers received last night state
-, forces have Withdrawn from Knox
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Daring ROJbs,y.-AI an early hour las I
Thursday mig ght a daring robbery was pcrpe-
trated at the corner of 18th and Cary streets,
for which two young men hailing from Ala
bama have been arrested and Imprisoned
The robbery was pei prtrated at is house of
ill-iame kept by Mics Emma Cummings, and
is said to have resulted in this wise: Two
or three days ago young woman, calling
herself Miss Jennie Price, took lodging with
Miss Cummings, and left two of her trunks,
well filled with valuable apparel, i'll the hall.
Ga Thursday night William Gunela and john
f. Gunels visited the house, and us parties
We're passing in and ont during the evening
the hall door stood open. Between the hours
Of 10 and II O'clock, after the Guncls had
taken their departure, Miss Pfice discovered
that one of her franks, containing goods
valued ut So, 800, had disappeared, and dis
patched friend Tor the police. Capt Plea
SAINTS receiving the message, repaired III per
son to the scene, and getting such intorma-
ton rs he could procure, started In search of
the thieves. He soon learned that two young
men had been seen carrying IL trunk down
Cary street, and taking the trail followed
them down to the Louisiana Restaurant
Procuring a light, Captain Peasants entered
the building and III a room occupied by the
Guncls the lost trunk was found. The two
young men, when the officer saw them,
were partially undresset, one of them hold
ing in his hand al old knife, the blade open.
On being questioned they first stated that
the trunk had been brought there by a ser
want, but afterwards said that u friend had
left it there. On examining the trunk Capt.
Peasants discovered marks near its hinges,
as if an effort haa been made to cut Oil the
top, and comparing the knife-blide with the
marks, saw that they fitted each other. He
then took the Gunels iuto custody, and
locked them up for the night. Yesterday
morning they were examined before the
Mayor, and after partial hearing remanded
to called Court, and refused bail.
Both of the young men declare them
selves innocent of the crime, but admit hat
the circumstances connected with the theft,
and the recovery of the property, are
very dark They are said to be respecta-
bly, connected in Alabama, and have been
good soldiers, but at the time of their ar
rest were patients at the HOward's Grove
Hospital. Bad company has probably got
them into this trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-05

GAMBLERS IN GgoKGIA.-AnOther bill was In
troduced in the Georgia Senate on Monday by Mr..
Gaulden 70 rid the State of gamblers. The penalty
Il thirty nine iashes and confinement at hard Ia
nor In The penilentiaTy for Of not less than
one wear nor more than i've years.
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FALSE RErO2T.-The rel orted deseriion OF MAJ.
Hoilenquist. Gen. Brasgs Chief Engineer at
Chickanauga, published In the Savannah Repuo-
licdn, turns out To be false. Maj II. acted during
the fight Chief of Artillery, and calamity did his
duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-05

L,s lent-Lewia, slave to n T. Pate, was
before the Mayor yesterday, and ordered TO
be sonndiy punished for using insnlent au.i
provoking laBgna2e to Mr. Jasper Rowe, III
one of the public streets Of the city
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NO. III.
LETTE'R LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING ~ TIIE aiCHxO'. D
] Fh-T-OfllCk oa the :,h day - Dec. 1866.
fseus eat'ns Ter Lsis,s The Liss via Plssss
thsy AEvBRrtsEC-aiso,s si.in< date Of List.
Yhs pssiaGs i'll Be esats sn s.eN s,.sr advsrt,sf
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ERHH MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Misc, Dec. 4.-The enemy's cav
airy crossed the Big Black yesterday in force
ranging towards Canton.
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E"nrteJtits Counterfeit so Confetlerat.
bills are III circulation. Among the coun
tefeited signatures are those Of s. Sintun
l., +. Rogers, F.. ii. Lent, and G. Ashford
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H}tbnton6 8lspaffh.

1tRMS or .dDrkkTxSlHG.
n3-AdveTffssInenis Will be inserted n the rate
ai ONE H0i.LAR AND PITY CENTS per
square, for each inscgtiOn- -sIsHT LINES fos lesS
constttnte . SQUARE.
Hf-Lsrsrr advertisements In ,xaet properties.
"s-Advcstis .Hsenfs published iill forbid viii -
e""sed 10 per square sf eight Hines toe eve.
Insertion.
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DIsCHARaE OF DR.. PETERS The Iews of III
capture OF hr. Gcorg: Is Peters, wiiG killed Gen
Earl Van Dorm, was published not long since -
lie was arrested and carried Ia MERIDIAN Miss
anu subsequently, brought before IN" lion. Wu
hiipatfick, M tkolona on writ OF hIbeLs CorytiS
on the 25h November. Attcr il hearing he wa
discharged, thrre being nothing against him t
justify his detention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-05

ApnRsss OF GEN. LEs.-Mcade has recto.scl
the Rappahannocki but as everything wrl,tp, t.,
Irn- Lee IS OF ihtere-t tn his cnunt,y.ara W
give hts adass'as ie ms army .stiau bath. ,,l;h
Me ahe was expected:
HfAhQ'R3 Army N0RrHERs VipG,Tt,.j
November 18th, 1853. /
General Ogdrrg, Eo. lro
lht enemy l. again advancing lipon oar can;tai
ann t'r f1'iutry more lGutS to IN - army In,
It's protection. indr he bic Sings of God van,
V"ior Has fepei"d every previnns attrnipt a,d In
'ohif4 III" tohiihiiahcc Of til. favor we chez,
fn'iV commit To- Him the issue Of the COMING ..i,
dict.
cruel enemy seeks IN reduce our father, AMI
our hi"ihtT>, oar Wivt, aud rhii,.rpu In a!"rj
slavery; To >!iip them OF their prnn'rfy and al,
'hfh from thrif homes. tpnn ynu these l,tip>
ones rely 10 avert these trflibIe caiaEtitic- ami
secure 10 them the blessing OF liberty and -aIty
ioir pas, history gives them the assurance tt,,i
thrif tfi>t VIII not hc vain. Let every man "a.
iiirnlbrf that all he holds dear depend, uron i.
ihithi,i discharge OF his duty, and resolve Ia fight
and, II need be, to die, in defence of a cauSe 50
sacred ana worthy the name won b; this army nn
:" many bl"ody fields.
tSg1@u) x T. Ike C.neral
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4 f. l. f. & Il APHIC NEW
6EPoRTS Of TJER PRKSs As.-cIlTios I

Entered according TO act of congress In The YEA
l-n1, hy }. :. HRasHFR. in The Clerk : uric ~
t'!1 1i>ttirt foHu of the Confederate States fr
HE Northern District Of Georgia.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

SeHCHAAf} iSspRANcs CoxpANy,
Richmond, Iea 3, 1888
3 \ ltihESD Tie I. arj Of directors have hi
= day DECLARED Glyit.eGd ct ten par cent, paya-
he 10 t'ir stosh ir;,.r.5 U6 the 18th iast
de i--t. J ii MUNTAGUE, 9ec'y.
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The small pox and typhoid fever il raging anon.
the Yankee prisoner. 1T bdnviiic.
The Tan>,a House at DlnvilIr, Va. has been
sold tor - 900
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CoatsbEkAfx Sr1TEstr a ANkS;cA.
hedicai i'uryeyor's Office,

It1 btNoIEI, Sai MY .tkt, Iot1
NOTICE Sealed Proposals Viii DO received at
th,s oIiice until the 10th day Of december, 1853.
for nug durins the ensuing winter the tsay <nS
Ice ''"ns Gated at tue corner of 2.t and Cary sas.
capacity. IS 600 hushels
Each BID InWt be accon,ralist the names of
t'%h or more approved securities fur tho fahhlul
DrfifiaL'e ~ the c'atTart, stating tho address VI
b.'ny.
tue advertisement f1r proposals f,r nilipg two iso-
h"ases. pabisht es,efday, Is hereby Withdrawn.
kw JOHNS,
Surgeon anj Medical Purveyor, @ = army.
23--td
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(Noi.D AND slLvKk EuR eALU -13o0 q Gel1
NJ aad Silver Tor sae. Apply en l1tA oespel "a
d0r above fTAnknn, right haad ssse,
DC 3--3Ss
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fV.DH rH.3hIt's ~,

CHARLEsToN, Dee 4--Thcre is nothing
ne" this morning. No further iring On the
city
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U.rIe. VA x 81 issUEascn toxraS,

TbUO ]
sNNHE>i' lac Boari ci DIRECTORS cl tbis Com
} psuy trts" tn.a day declared "A div i,tond II II
p.. III tEr ctptt s,, for Is per share) out Of
tue profits . tne las, :. YEA months, entiGs tha
Seth ulL Sait u. dead Is pay able Oh the l5,h inst,
untl Whit. t:i,c IIa tfaIsf'r bbk viii te closed
dc 80; Wa WILLS, IN, Sse'y.
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(FatM oUR OWN coRRtspoNnEvTl

FRO3 GEN. ER.GC's rl--OFE LnSs IN
.fR1ILiEHT
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Egl beautiful Country Seat ar Market Gar
y den ore III l. northess: Of Rk huond, near to
Mitchell Hr.ins, fpr raic-Ws are aui hotiSsi to
sr!i e. very t">n l- iu1tfy seat aud market gar
drh i"fat-t ~ t5oyc, formerly fJr macy years
owned sui Q. cn:icJ ty " I. tUw srdin Efu ], con.
tains 20 a'rrst very productive lard. nov under
'ofi .G"os ur-. Thee ~ Oh the p ace every build
Ing Eeedet tur tn use of large family, insisting
~ a dwelling cont.,infug seven rooms aud three
ror hes aso Hi 'hrn, ov-rsesrs hou'e, large barn.
stask, o1In-h"us. a., ani IN exec lent ics houss
uuI pond F"sf tr-ion giv-u let January neyt. Ap.
py 60 lie 3-3;l 8UBpiN L EPPERSON.
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JOKES t" Tax Payers Pursuant Ia an Ofdi-
y Rance l.>."s; ii.. af luce, 1855. viii attend
a, the Collect - tl!cr, IA tie CITY fsli from the
iJn H. TIE 3tAt ii etsuibrT i..G Gusivc, 10 receive
tuo TcHact.g hrli taxes tT, such peI
.GtIci H. a ,urin1 ~ 10 pr cSnt by havitg pre-
gh"h~y isld ~" fist heil ia June hast, Ia accord
a.. y .
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l. . T. a L. 81 A TT T. sSS.

Dtrisg Bn,yluyy-A daring burglary oc
Cured on Shockoe Hill on the night of the
3Oth OF November, ana on .he following da,
officer Perrin arrested Geo. Jaqucs, claree el
with being the pe:itetrator. Mrs Mary Ste
ycns, the keeper OF Il small saloon, and
whose house was entered and robbed, made
the following statement, On oath, 10 the
Mayor, yesterday. She said On the after
noon OF the ;j0li, rii. about tour O'Clock, the
prisoner came INTO my house, and sc1iu.
several watches in my show case ~ kea if |
would sch one Of them. | decline, to do
SO. After remaining short time the prisoner
left the house. About seven O'clock that
evening lady DeighbOr called in and in
formed me Of the illness Of her child.
closed and fastened my door, after putting
my children 10 bed, and went out to see the
sick Child. On my way | saw the prisoner
and two other men standing IN the street,
but thought nothing of il. When returned
home, at ten O'Clock, my door was open,
and the watchm2n were Ia the house
learned from lay oldest child, about seven
years of age, that one OF the parties who
broke into the house was the man hat wish
ed to purchase the watch that afternoon
lie had taken my children out of their bed,
laid them on the floor, and searched the en-
tire premises, stealing and carrying away
$3.50 III notes on the State Bank OF Alabama,
500 in gold and silver coin, and gold watch
valued at $500.
The next morning Mrs. Stevens procured
the services of officer Perrin, and accompa-
nying him TO the neighbo, hood of the See
ond Market pointed out George Jaques. The
officer took Jaques iuto custody, aud on
searching lin discovered some specie and
two Or three bank notes, which Mrs. S
readily recognized as her property.
The Mayor, after hearing the evidence, re-
manded the accused to all examining Court
and committed him to Jail.
Our readers will remember that some few
months since Mrs. Stcvens's house was en-
tered and robbed of several hundred dollars
in money, aud that two men, Elliott and
TadlOck, were convicted of the robbery aud
sent to the Penitentiary. The money found
on Jaques is portion OF the identical money
which was identified on Elliott and TadlOcI,
ana which insured their conviction. The
same notes will probably settle the fate of
Jaques. The prisoner made no defence when
called to the bar, and unless he can show an
honorable possession OF those fatal notes no
defence viii be necessary.
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MI, OF, OL.--The ttichhinhi Glue asd on
Works ase anL have bsso making foe over two
y,ars Ma. hipe Oh which has been used il I'll The
shops in the Conieierscy. We have always and aso
sei.ina " i,h warrant that, II u does nos sas
ou any wseGiaery, return IL 1t our expe~oe.
Parties Ia waas 81 Ol can tad Il q ouY foeto.
~ iu the rear of the Poor Houss, or q Jeueo II
0aitsg ( iers drug store, Main, besween tn ara oAh
street., at holesAle or retail
We have also . ntcs article cf 0lua, With -
warrant also. II 1Al0Ag 4 "a
no IS - cts
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.:th.ih ESTATE Fy!t S1LE.

- L. Uftt! It private sal, tween ID aud 90
@S acrc- u WOO liod, 4: m.-s n,,th 1T Keh.
IL 4hi, a, the i,tuiItatr,s of Tie New North road
nag iaih tie !! It's fofin'flJ owned by JOHN
carter, deci ~ tlic couuiy # lcarco and al In.
iag :Ge harris II irnry Tayiur, Thomas Eentou
lud others about ~ acres have lately been cut
dn"n by the ara the .ot T. manning the land.
The haance Is h'uvil, timbcfed The wvoi u tho
pla ~ more than ply (iter deu.ting all exp,n.
Of hauling H. the price asked fur the land.
t"T terms, SC, aplly to