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OF t0o :.
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;,r"::u 't;oa
sn!!ic -mt vn:"
'n people who il
a".1i&. -: ni,!y &C
~" r:niuc.cs !uI! a.
COPS Ans: !"r a.c: !;
:%"H.S shou.I ~ r::..:. ..nu
ani ueier such rvnvi2cms a.
.o%2:c jest ,olnpcham;;1l 10 III
hut will gre sAe assurance thu:
lans2t;o1 wi! be me-
81. ienS Il iG necessary III. ,hr
shoaa hua".nl l"rir sucp!i:a Of treatal,
sad provision. sou OH hand
lib. Tim. = 1opy OF these resatG,;o.:G lie
Sen, 10 car %! rcs"r: .ti7cs il Tho Leg.Sla.u.s
OF the safe aHd UoUsresa and published u.
the osErfS ~ kichnOr1.
WI. y. U,HgrsoS, China.
ID. ". .;uAaE', Sec'y.
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WILLIAM II. FOWLE IL SONS,
(IIrs OF ALEXANDRIA, Va.
AUCTIOHEERs AND COMMISSION MRIcHAaiS,
Is Hain Street Richmond, Va
prbE pR NOES .

EEfER RdUES. -, =,
Ls-ss Wnob. 8sq s!es.rs h.Snn na'a r s.a:
VIrEnia Its 1n,oraSos COMPANY; w. rsyio, E:e-
oxshf- EsrE Of virsh!s; JDo. az a..
t, ;.-t Of a.. Oil DoailtcE JuS- Join ;t-ro1i'h
Enn j Esrdoi2h Tucker, ssIsrs. doalin h"psrs"n'
Fch II --@D.3u
& otnss And dIiysf'f room. aear V..Sh.1 ce1s. sMt
rosd dspot- AhE-N- "AeA'
gsb4Adlm
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ARMY IsEGUf. ATIHNSi

ARMY HEGDf.ATIHNSl
EIGHTH THOUSAND.
tSuBIlsG EnRY uRDEp
I oRIuE
" 4 r y f P A r I III E N \
AID officially sanctioned by the Secretary CT War.
Address nrdsis 70
WHIT JOHNSTON,
pnhShhsrs, BoHtaeIers, &C,
lao Hisir Street,
,,-,,1s, Richmond, ".
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STTIE1IST sI?K oPP1OER3
1KPslva1E QUARTERg.
LII c .Js registered pIl.-Dts in pti7ats 9uhI,sIs
since the al,h Of tsnusrJ la,t, srs heraoy nouneo
n. fron wi hin .cr days Aitsr Inc p11'f
,,y OF this pc,!-e, they vii reported to h re'pec
t,;e Commanders a5 Ct fee tc;y.
Once Gamer Of lith aud Erosd Suici.
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gF7!cs .,;cHxoyu ASo PErFRsu'o X. K. Co.,
RICHMOND VA Mnrrh =, IVES.

kICHSOSp, VA. hhrrC low
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
| Ni, TsCaSDAY. M,rch otr. .31S. She trains
- ht".f viii run IS follows:
,g HE NAIL TRAIN
Hi".'s,d .: $40 N. xad at.i;e ii Petersburg
i.,.'.a;, vi! r.s7- Pct:-strry p and arrive at
- Tft isC0&HoaATiDM Train
NJ. "'nnHLd Il ?::25 p ". snd arrive II Petersburg
ii .tas sH i-s-o ro,e. ,srrs al, q. A. ~ and arrive
u ct i"A.Y. !. Il. woo ,sCuCKE,
a,r1 General TiSks: s9rat,
-" X. ardp 3. r. CO.
~" aR.aEi,r. ORDINANCE BUsEtU.
.J.rp., RICHMOND. H.rcha, 1868 5
VI s.,,"' ThTLoS, Coinnsa5!aS the Atsenll a.
.u5,, -"at. hnt W. b. Dosncr, Rdpcrinte- deLt c!
49,, 80 - s'eaO'onl aud Harness shop \. oarksve.
"a. 4e,sbHe ~ tho ordnance Off GERS auth rri.ed
0'- me law q ortub-r It'll. lstI, and GrncraI
'>,-r 9, Wa, Department 10. 50. to c.r,t, to the
"v,,, .pIa',s'c rsGa cd IN tho establishments un-
s.., NJ, .aa'f Ard ny c'nIsctors hsyiDs chg, ge.
:,.s Wen f9r Gnv-ramor: work, each OF ,sid ona-
lt.. geo respectively Eta dsta's p-riain,ns To
Da. - Ehi Soatra-tau
..,,, } G0RG:s t. lonei,
~L:', = ''rdusnns
FoHH ROCKY GOOD SAMARITAN
Arr9ATEu,
srUaaLGIA,
PAINE IN THE BACK,
. PAINS III the HlDl,
''sas ~ JOINTS. r"'NS IN me ohhA''
'wsLliNGs
RRUisBs.
srpkiHe.
'""ht, .., sPRAIns. 50
" 'TEsSi'i' q te eo1n:r-, $3.50 By
JAa. r. DUVkL,
Wholesale Agent,
Woo an srd. Corner Main and 10Th ats,
M. hi, ag 10 any DrussI. for Lininsn. will please
.,aoptNoaaa saass In fu and dissne.,y. enelos.
"spl JUG DOLLAR per botue-tcgsther With tho
'nN-I jAa. r. DUAL,
Wholesale Agent.
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FU Z ; 4 L
SJI.i, SELL 4 b=ru'ifsl WILLIE LOT 81 Charlotte
w GouI, HHoss sIti comnnt!ons y Ssla9 Iinu'e and
81! nrce:nsrJ Du.uaes Eloi uar5 Orc ARC 30 ~i:h
r,.t5 sore, OF L.ad attached IN ii .:.tc o. .,preYs
met. hrp!yt' : EPEFUEH,
Il Ii .rlnl
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; IT. WIUI'N'.tN
G-nnrnl ri. krL Iyept !: 4 L. d. .

~ tur. nlriiIor uuUar uF TEE CuNrLH..nATE
ftste, ~ America f1r he Ers.r:a Dis: :. q Virgin,
trn. &c, i,6----
Ordered. That Receivers Th"n.. 2. C!I5a H-'ry
Prooke, j. In Z frAnc. vrnIci, L. Eu lib, John N psri,
1haDa' II. s1nHhs. su1 Fn A. iisGf. ~ ss'h "f,n,
the lC.l OF April next. reui-r before n J. VT,
sJr Co1rL..o:c- "a M, .ccEt. a"cpun. - al
ttra hia hsnil, uod.r h!S . rtr"l c''t"g
aflrusaii supuiatsl ~ &C ritIsd an
Act fer tie ,rquest-al CT tie esta'ra prrnt: and e.
!,cB 81 acn- sSt,- and To- 80 ,uG5nTy IL t.:g
t5 UoGfens Alta StrteG and ptrsoas aid ~ toe IN -
y Wit tie UHi,td facs, pc0c" aCr 81,
iSG y ~ 10 make Srd tt- ---s..at ="d tt:.-.-,
IN 'rb = lis r,l,c % r,Crri sIi G
grrr ifc 4'crr=O &; anil j. Is U'te -; isi M
aknra 81 thiI tl~urt riu.' ir h. H-s "a -. 90.
nj G AZ I"ar :rccr.t.r Tsets l,'Ic scs:i
dsy al Ir-ut. coy 81 'hs "Tr, AID trh; ~ '-'S
{: . n0ut =cpd Il i4e psrr sr' .'a!e ssI rr--
Wcsl.n tte '''s:rcI LtigfH.y 81 III Cohfri ~ aI
fGF ;,ic ;'-.t-.r pi.;'ct II ~ sails.
cOrT -i"ar
-:.,l,S-ty ID.Y;.y u EII sTf tr-,.
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WANTS..

W mendeh, over fortJ i've and natIyeborn, large
Pre-. VII he paid. Gall al
u. ". MINNIs' Picture G cry,
march 9-At BIZ Main ptre i, kichmopd.
.S;aNsED-AN oyERsERR-0u h email farm en-
81 ire Dauyie Raj Dad about eighty miles from Rlch
ua.a wanted who Is industrious and capable 81
k-sag aeou; Seventy huudIei sores OF land Ia
perfect cultivation, uc:udng large garden and orchard.
sud orasEieh:R s!rubhery, flowers, &c German With
srca experiences sDd good habits sosld fed desirable
nlr-, and he American ~ I'D be preferred f,r
LEX co=tc'pi IL nsrieJ. aid Tho vile fully under
stsu!s the ment Of daily, advantageous ar
inue s,ns:t couit be msda
hvpIy Immediately tie ONCE II the OLD Dominion
Iron mi Nan H,nh 90, rr %
J r. WATKINE,
rc,rch - eoa2-t At Charlotte Court House.
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4 YOUNG; "a: iQESE FOR SALE.
WE Il % fac t'=- st ?SsIan e and hbs vary sccd
Il ;i,J. ply II hs eau lfs, of Tho Virginia
.,.t-.I u So. march DIV
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From tina Confederate Steamer Florida.
The following extrac. from private lcttsr,
written on board tho Confederate States
steamer FiaTiIs, hns ha,n flltniaied thu NO
hilo "'ribuTs:''
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T,sTErE.
2:cUMorD. r.HrEa:! .. $50.
1xxas,j..a .AyIry "SL0 AHTxkLs 'hs: ufs...ts.
con l.. ,eneve' GJouI Tho Gm!ts = 80 sly
ires {. :.:gs ~ Leaving aoccai--, a. ~'"'7S, =hsre
.h,7 On :IEhd G;ncr a. Inc ">.I- f;3sJ, o" 90
ys-nor s:r-"' ar,-cca 9u snI i0h, The !o ;:''
a-.: ~ cor, Quarter p-a"Gi -" - Book b'Tpl1@
- q
- 81. > <.
:. H'CG,I IEG - !
GA. EEs all, s4;:HAHt fHSh ~,
tETILt 81 ar,i sell -, In: o. 'tnc'' s"iFf"c5,
~ ,r.i,-. A.. !-,,,.. .rh :fs';r -'" E'i":'"tf9
e,h s-des
rs;,, p.cf:.> c:.:. :te-"ATTLD.-inU:sG;.
h,- =. 30 Fer-ss. -=ar'.ctsTJ. F"rtet; va. Rc''h
Ga nina ~ hing .3u,-.. SID M rsg1,c- Hhn uiGtt-
sgn- .:?:r.ur,'or re.!-Tty f'"h x.ge. ~! lie al
l. ". GLSHEagoOE.
,-1,.S IF, Pte.ld.nt.
f.+:.:: ,s'asiisi, -scEEIiiE: 10 :ae eeI,ss b.
l. +. vaunp :i-r'' ,,Ti,tnr ss.os'stnn SiI lie Je
rr.r.I Of T:!rE!1hT "S..r7 'ha !2th instant E. ~
o'cio.t IL r -, H,.:i.t Church iOr. Fu-:c.si -
Rr,u W. sbrFiPT itI s?oste: nfins VIRGINS hgn't a
I-:r.,:s.. I'm j-r.--' TEX WoSTv OP Tay HJtTu"
7 c.r:- ~ '"s ds"r, me bu.s,tcr.s ESd i":;'s
r,.-.r ;--St
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litCR or MEETING.

tbs f"a"'ntI"n n'vid'n% tvr ~ +.rni; 9
session va: AIKEN fr u ile tsi H. al i + sub
atit"t" ?r"r"-',! by MIR. C,G!IIIi ThA adept
ell. r;aai'sh& lie tina al ,n"etiag % IL 'cicck
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N.'is.l:s
: Mxsri@U of she i...rls:vs Dssd 81 surc.rEs T."
, II: ~. ;iurSr Ss!oY.; iis;iir ~rrauo,ri 81 r- fel
10 siny comet siL Hkt,sup GTesnc .pItI5ivacNs
Cgroiia: Louiss, oulp.per Klns George sud stsd3fd
oil tako place VI ORANGE Curt Heu'-, on Tuu"sAf,
TIA !.;n ;;TY Of yARHH 1868 10 examine Gorin ipts,
Sio ffaa ,csnbls or causes have been prsvaniaa
i"m ..,sa .gg sel.rF mid IL teir RESPECTIVE ccun'
tie. y. :. AH0ERaOE,
L.,,. aud r. -. ..,u ..ns Olncor Sth Co,g. Ei:t-
Z. . SLAUGHTER,
umrbi-r. ErSnID,ng Surgeon.
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n.uI!GE 10 PIiIGiClAES
yts.E sc.y::+, Il ptY-Iaf.H f:ly Hraa Il - tss.
ct.rys al . hns Fox Hospital arsr herE f.7rru.
IL me c3untT u Es.eI, deere Any Physician NJ
oi.-d anh tVo..h ~ 10 said prant'ce, En
pass. sairs., a;t6Hit! s!irs Tavern, seeI Coz:
y.
rs ort,r # t'.e G6rn:Y nort. O. G;.-I
THGs q. HENLEY,
march 1-ra< SherG Of E.A-J.
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House ofDelepote.

WEDNESDAY, January {.
Mr.: HooroS, from the Committee on
PRIVILEGES and Elections, reported the fol.
A bill changing place of voting in Jack
!, A bill changing place of voting in Har.
ua a Slli establishing place of voting in
a bill in relation to the mileage Of the
member from Cabell.
lie also. from the same committee. report.
ed favorably upon the credentials Of tbs
member from Lewis (Mr. Hale).
Mr.. HISS offered resolution to appoint
especial COMMITTEES to inquire into the sub.
Jset OF reducing thetHzes.
Mr. HooToN oferei substitute To m.ke
1t joint committee # the two Houses.
The substitute waslest aud the reso,n-
ton adopted.
Mr.. Swan offered petition from citizen,
of Marshall county, asking relief for a mar.
" improperly fined by he court of That
county. Nua'
Mr.. RuFFSER presented the from the sal.
makers OF KSnawhA couny. asking tbs
passage Of Ian reducing tse fees for The
Of salt. -. '''
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eastern delegates were instructed to vote
for a division Of the State rather 'n"n
adopt the free basis of representation, ton nv
the West to q humiliation never inu' 's.o
on any other portion of the American u pee
ole 2. Are we to be cut of from The Mes',
and are we then to have IS our Senator Z"
man .Vhoss residence is beyond or Common.
n.edrh, or shO has only Tvored IN axe a :"
Prince Of the blood Royal, that ne nay rue
over the people tshOm another Potosr mas az
signsd him Us subjects. .,-.
We sincerely hope that the Legislature tI
will give Us true aud good mau from the
East. OLD DOMINION
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. I,

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. I.
The Senate met ut ten A. NJ.
ElIery Il. Hall, Clerk elect, appeared and
assumed the duties of the Office
AIR. Watson offered tho following which
was adopted:
WnEREAs it has been made known 1c
the General Assembly of Virginia that on
Tuesday the 9th OF January, 1863. Mrs
Tnr7, wife OF Campbell Tarr, Treasurer oil
the State Of Virginia, departed this life
therefore
RssOired, That in the berea vemeut of GU,
worthy Treasurer, the General Assembly,
tenders to him its deepest regrets aud sin.
49, ~ .--r-.L.-. A. .i:snansStioD
Mr Flesher offered joint resolution tba,
the General Assembly proceed on Friday
the 9th inst. at eleven o'clock A. NJ. to the
election of public printer. Laid over.
Mr. Jackson offered a resolution in.
structing the Finance Committee to exam
inc and report in reference to some claims
OF f, J. O'Brien of Barbour county. Re-
ferred.
AIR WATSON offered the following:
WHEREas it appears Il. the General As
sembiy TINT the heirs of Commodore Wal
ter Brooke, formerly OF the Virginia NAVY.
in the war OF the Revolution, arc entitled
to 5000 acres OfRddiIionaI land bounty from
the State of Virginia for tho services OF
their ancestor, the said Walter Brooke. in
the war of the Revolution: and Whereas by
reason of the existing rebellion the warrant
for the said additional land bounty cannot
be had from the land office at Richmond,
therefore
Rs'olVtd, By the General Assembly, That
the said Samuel Crane, Auditor OF this
Commonwealth, be and is hereby directed
to issue to the heirs Jointly ofthe said Wal.
ter Brooke the balance of the bounty due
Them to wit: 5000 acres, that amount be-
ing acknowledged by the Register of the
land office at Richmond TO be due.
Laid over.
The same Senator offered resolution
tn"t the two Houses proceed to the election
OF register OF the land office.
likewise laid over:
BE 1t resolved By the Senate and House of
Delegates Of Virginia, That the thanks Of
tue. Statetot Virginia, are justly due and are
hereby rendered to Dr.. Hills, Suueriuten.
dent of the Insane Asylum, at Columbus.
Ohio, for the kind aud humane treatment
extended by him to the unfortunate Insane
OF THIS State, who because of the existing
rebellion, could nOtibe received and treated
wealth,
I'd. That the Governor be requested to
Hills. '-'''' ~ NF'
The bill authorizing the County Court
otiMnrshAil County 10 reAssess 2O6 acres of
and belonging to Spencer Biddle, was "a.
ported from the committee adversely,
Mr. CATRER moved TO reverse the adverse
but it was not agreed 10.
Tue bill in relation to coterminous coai
ands west of the Blue Ridge was taken up
Ind ordered to its eugrossment.
me bill re'enacting the Stay Law was
AGen up and after some unimportant
was laid on the table.
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which the CarliIei,es are taking aud will
take wheneverth they eau make point with
the unwary. Carlile is desperate and u ost
Of his time at Washington this winter will
be spent in inundating the new State with
letters and documents intended to oper.
ate against the new State. No man
is ready to use more unscrupulous
means than he is, because his whole future
hangs upon the issue of success or defeat
of the new State. He is done forever in
West Virginia if the new State ia adopted,
and well he knows it. Hence there is no
game that he will not inaugurate or couu.
tenance lift promises any advantage.
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4r, GRoTHERs aud Mr.. ZtHN offered petit
lions against the extension ofRhe Stay Law.
the petitions were referred to appropri-
ate committees.
ar. WEST offered resolution which was
adopted, that the appropriate committee In
land Office.
MIR. CRoTHRRs presented petition from
citizens of Brooke county, asking the pass
age of the Holidays Cove Railroad Bill.
Mr.. MICHAEL offered resolution, which
was adopted, instructing the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation to consider
the PrOPriety Of reporting bill appropris-
ting money to build bridge oTersStony
river in HARDY county.
Mr.. WILLIAMSON. OF PleasRnts. Offered
one for az inquiry into the propriety Of SO
amending tho 2sth section, of Cbapt, l62
OF the code, as toSncreRse the pay Of Jury
men to 81 20 per diem.
Ma, CRoTHRR, from the Committee on
Schools and Colleges reported bill to
appropriate the capitation tax for 1869, for
educational purposes.
The Calendar was taken up, and the fol-
lowing eugrossed' bills were passed
A bill declaring part of Elk River, in
KanaWha county, a lawful fence.
A bill to incorporate the Pittsburg aud
Stubenville Railroad Company.
The bill to Guthorizs'th courts to Sus.
peud the act requiring oaths in certain
cases, Was taken up, and after some dis.
cussieu was lost.
The bill 10 allow additional compassionate
sherifFs and collectors of the public revenue
was taken up aud passed.
The bill provides for an addition Of tive
and q half ,per cent for tho collection OF
taxes ON land property aud capitHtiou tax,
when tho amount exceeds ten thousand
dollars, aud 1--WE per cent. when it falls be-
low that sum. II also applies TO the col
lection of taxes for 1862.
The bill to authorize Charles H. Kim.
ball, TO cOussructa railway from Franklin
Furnace, to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
Railroad, in PreIton county. was taken up
1t was stated that this bill hid passed
some time since, but had not been SEN
haJk TO the House by the Clerk Of tho
Senate and wascousequently lost.
The bill was read first aud second time
and ordered to DO engrossed.
The bill for The relief OF 4. Moore, Sher
id OF wetzel county, was read a second
time and OrdeIed to be eugrossed.
The bill changing place of voting il
Jackson county was also read secOuC
A Communication was received from th,
public printer asking relief.
The following petitions were offered ant
referred:
By Mr.. FAsr, against auy extension o
the Stay Law.
By Sir. SWAN, three petitions against tn
same.
By Mr.. LooAN, petition signed by ci.i
Gems Of Preston county, asking that Their,
may be no extension of the Stay Law be
youd February lst
By Mr.. WILLIAMSON, asking an extension
of the Stay Law.
Mr.. WEsr offered resolution that tn
Committee on Roads and Internal Nayiga
ton consider the expediency OF reportiuI
bill declaring the North Fork OF Fishinl
Greek public highway from the mair
fork to H. Kings mills. Adopted.
Adjourned
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City Property Wanted
49, C6 e., q RoR LAND In the vicinity o, Il.
ian, :, JAMES TAYLOR, Real Estate Brol.-
No. 60 NnfnGfr..,
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The SaImigbty pigger,' add the e1horblt.

The almighty niger" and the exhorbit.
ant price of his hireis everywhere the topic
of conversation. and the endless source Of
wondermeut Adult negroes, male and fe-
male, are bring for $500 to $3.50. BOYS
between twelve and fifteen bring S75.
Government is hiring great number of
negroes, and is regulating the price. The
present offers tiue opportunity tor persons
who have been driven from their homes by
the enemy to dispose of their negroes for
the year.
Nothing has advanced so much in price
within the last twelve months, as alcoholic
liquors, and the prospect is that they have
not yet touched the top. The vilest whis-
Ky, which before the war gentleman would
not give to his negroes, Is now eagerly
sought after and bought at from $25 to
$40 gallon: French brandy is worth
from $46 to 500.
Apple brnudy is now the best and Cheap
ost liquor to be bad in this market, but
even that has within the past two days ud.
Vanced as many dollars We quote tito
day at $50 n gallon. The small quantity
in this market, and the impossibility OF
bringing on \ further supply in the entire
absence of transportation, must send it un
still higher in very short time. We
should not be surprised it it should ad.
vance to S2b by the close of the week.
Another interesting item Of local news
which the Examiner gives, is the following
record concerning the
THE HIRING sRAsoN.
Yesterday the negro hiring season reach.
ed its climax in Richmond. The offices OF
the hiring agents were thronged with mas.
tiers and mistress hunters of both sexes,
and all ages ana conditions
No space within, the black mass over.
flowed into the street, and settled down
along the sidewalks and cutters, waiting Ia
be "hired, while expressions such as "IIab
you been hired yet 2" Whose your masss
this year," were heard, occasionally inter.
rnP'cd by "hoe down" upon the pave.
mcnt.
Stimulated by the spirit of Extor,iou
which has come to pervnde all transactions
in which money is concerned, the '.uegro,
in commercial parlHnce, may be quoted a:
''stitF,' aud "holdiog firm" above former
quotations considerably.
Those who, being free, have the hiring
out of themselves, initiate the master o
slave labor, land hold themselves up 10 tn,
"highest bidder" with an amount of asser.
tion and impudeucc that deserves 10 bring
him KNOCK down" at least.
The number of negroes hiring in Rich.
mond and vicinity is greater than Mt an,
former season, from the tact that hundred
have been sent here by their owners from
the counties to prevent their falling into
the possession of the enemy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A PAIR OF PINR YOUNG MULES, four year.
n old, we'll broke. Also young MAKE, wen
broke and fnO traveller. Apply to
IanS.lW" A. II. DkTWlLHk CO.
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FOR RENT on sHIE
REAL ESTATE AGRN0I
MILL FOR SALE

sIas51Sne GRIsT MILL as good as new Ind In
nS regions 10 tho United States will bs
apny t haii Of the original cost Por partnIsT
ja11 w. VI SaG PS.i 80. JAMES TAYLOR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
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NoRFRwEsTERx BANK OF vlRorIil

~ 49, "T ~ ~ DANk OF NIR6fUn !
lr,,,,r, Wheeling, Dec. 29sis
l4 IS 6aNSUAD MEETING OF THE ~
a., - 70 OF this Bank, for the election Of
9e the Parent Bank and Fs for F9 tbo
as may be brought below tS VI sech othet 9lness
at the Banking HonSS IN uI,s2etIhG' W eheld
tho TWENTIETH DAY y or TI9sSeSHi TGS on I iNAY,
menee E9 tuesday Of that month"; the e!ectil
0eIoek Z: n. BY order Of the BoaT J GLOSS y are'
9eeS0ttll jan2J n IAN1p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
=, sECRETARY's OFFICE
ULETELANp & pIrrsRnnnE, y ,n,nG.SS

.yT,r,p i. Cleveland, December / is6c
NE ANNUAL MEETING Of th,s StociIb lJISSs.l
ms Company for the election Of director 40
ofths OF other husnes, will DO held at thS
un ~ OF January next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 4' IN
or nISnaler Books will be closed on the son a.,
-SSso-S01 7. ROCKWELL, seeFesryy'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

Thursday Morning, Jan. 8. 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe AS bright ~ now they wave,
9tIll make It lead our TnnkB In var,
StIll doAt above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TOtrAil ItthrOuEh the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts itS lot will Sharo
Aud follow Il to Death or Fame.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
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COMPLAINTS oF FuE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

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cupped or l.achet combined With ing nedicnes
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the proprietor W Davidson. ind the box. All In.
fingemsns Of trade marks will be prosecuted with The
w. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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