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, 1863-12-18

ANotUcf grand mass meeting WILL be led t1tS
poa,.s ~ fIr+has sn7,stn..a.s ~ .s Cood sne,lers
and music win he m baud.
Come one and all. Let Chicago rally this once,
and Gloss ont this uuholy rebellion, now in tts
Iao.,h a+,rorl4
nNses..h.
oy o1ues ~ W. ~, ane.var~rrrs
.--,
HONORABLE In ats 1EPolt "a tns 6.s'..
war meeting at BRIAN Aal, inc 1snaes Fepo1'sa I'll
the subscriptions made 10 the except that
Of the 8l,OQQ given by the TRIBUNE Company,
1htch it, editor carefully erased from his report.
-ss..1tsa ,ctelwc ltaelfto the cstr;ot
tae s"0' '1 - ..-i.a.. -. 7-.1
eo.emposazy. This ID honorable according the
Copperhcad code ofhonor.
5--.-- =. =,
STEA1xER hEA BIRD AsnoRE.-"nen tne'
storm was most sese1e On "eoneeass n:gnh tne
wind blowing perfect gale, the steamer Sea Bird
~.a .hout aeven miles north of Milwaukee,. She
~ -.-..1S. ..a .h,,,,n5 ..,.5ao.,,,1.
became uumanAscAp4e, @oo eu'Hpeo o'anies'aple
beach her, Aceordinc1y she was run ashore, strik.
tng In beach Of sand at the eouthcra extremity
OF White Fish Bay, about five miles north from
Milwaukee. The officers think they Will b. able
to got her OF without sustaining much damage
The passengers were taken Of ycsterda. morning
She 10 owned BY Captatn E. B. Ward, Of Detroit.
o...n.-,, Trr.o1pv NorEs-A nerr
.-,. -. ~.-...,,.,,. ,-,--an.r "a ,on
N,A..s .!eost~ n Il r,c,, nx.cn.ad
N w, acsr. f+o, he h ccnune IN ra,lons
fmpnsfecttons on the lace OF the biila n
the dark ahade OF the paper. tue genuine oelns
whittier. Dealers ehoaIo oe"ae-
n,.u op M.,op J4prs-Naior Charles
-. ~ 1rsr1,on+ r.o;na1t r. ri, t,oro
to many OF our citizens ~ Captni1 Of Co.np:ny D,
rtccatly Killed In Gen. Buffers Department. waIlc
attempting the csptafe OF rebel CAVITY loice.
He %as 'uoteosu seA%'s1an' ''a3 a1 eAeAtp'ats
epttoaN q
nefr on the Illinois Central Railroad, was bs;iiv
injured On "Wednesday moraIac las, near Kanka-
loe. The heating pipe which projects into the
Inv ,r,ra+ 1<noca;nr The en~ineer ilor-, ipfo
10 sss.hor. He va. ycTy much scalJcj anp3t the
I'D 5ese|yea scSe s ceata.on 1 u, o. @ Il: ss.p
s..t suS =, SAW Iii rem.in fo- 1earx e
n"' ''<A'A " - >'A.-- ~ ~ 2---1'
Salaries OF LADY TsAcnEhs.-rhe ea=a.
tion Of compensation to lady teachers has always
been an Open az well 10 v>zed one In t!,e 1-,a.d
~ Educstion In this civ It has been discussed aad
s.sI,. 49, 10 s.1,rv ,.n-act, n thc fena1e
tasc,,e,s ,n m, ,,n,1c schools il mnch hc,ow the
...~o th.+ ehon1d he r;ven Ia oue comnetsrt In
perfo!m The dutiee deyolv;pg upon her. A1p-eci-
AtinE this the North Chicaso Cl'y Railway hays
granted Tree rasse4 oFef tne'r ss to me le1"s'e
@cctsrs Of 1he mcip;c1ts was lied ye4:crisy al
ternoon. al Which series Of RESOLUTIONS xc-e
nas-ed expressive o. their gratitude Tor the Eyo1
Sopfcfrrd.
c.-~., r., A-.--,rrn r.rr.s-r.s
sol'o'sa 1ioa @H-.:.-t - ~ 9,...Ss-.9.
, 1863-12-18
CARD.

For More Light
Go to n F. MerriWs Lamp and OIL Store, No. s.
Randolph etreet.
, 1863-12-18

ECoMOMise.
Ecoromisc by Dyeins your cast off Garments
and Trimmings with the Don.estic Dy<s-t0 differ
e9t isst colors inclnaing al TIE neT md sshiona
See samples Of colors at the Druggtsts.
dec14-aEia-Rt-tnY6f
, 1863-12-18

4 UCTION.-I will sell at Auc-
n ton to tho Ttsdc, a No. ri Lake street, corueT
G.. Fr-nklIn at " oclcei. i. H.. On uNoMpAI. ruxs.
FAT NxpsftDAY ard FRIDAY. Dec. It'll. 1!!l, 16.h
abi ISL. lurgE .1d general assortment OF. DEJ
CcoGs. Enot3 aud Saocs, nnl Yankee Eot!ons-
leIs-sst2et S. N1CEERSDN. Aurtionecc.
, 1863-12-18

soLD1ER's HoME-A3y7cE TO CAsyAssERs.
Tho regular weekly meeting OF the Managers ei
tile Soldier'e Home, and Of lie Solicitors for the
new Home, Will be held At halfpast tTo O'clock
this afternoon, at the War Committee Room, City
Railway Block. We a1c requested to ur.eth- CIR
sasscrs, TO fasten sllp Of paper around the pack
sgc Of money they have collected, end to ma-k
pIsip1y upon this tlip: j. The amount in the pack
asc; !. The district from which the contribution
has been obtained; and I'd. The name Of tic can
10 rHeycut confusion, and 10 keep n lhc iacts in
proper order, On the record books. The name OF
every contribution, Of course, with the amoant, is
Compare with the amount returned 10 the Ttea-
, 1863-12-18

esnse! Reedy 3
and extracts Cancers In SIX to twenty four honrs
without Instruments, pain or loss Of blood. His
on record, and his remedies the wonder Of the
profession and the admiration Of the sick.
Within tho last six years the Dr.. has cured over
o. thoae patients had been treated By mercury, and
their doctors told them the last ray Of hupo had
expired.
Dr. WIS magnetic treatment in paralytic cases
that have not walked for many years, made to
walk in three to six dnys.
Office G5 Wabash avenue, Chicago. Address P.
o. Box, coca. dec IT'S t63 It
, 1863-12-18

The FT1rA; BEo1nEEHoop AID 9E111EH Pro
IEc1toN.-Neulbers Of the Fenian bsotherhood
having declared against British rule have scarcely
u right to throw themselves under the protection
Of that government in ting OF tronSle. The fol-
lowing order has been issued By the Committee Of
ssteiy Of thai body:
1.-THE attention of members OF the F. B. ss called
to general rule o! the brotherhood. is5uej ? the
Uead Centre John 0'Mahony Of New Yo-k.
Tint my member of the F. D.. claiming British
Protection, shall he forthwith expelled az traitor
aud any pe1ton claiming such protection eau neveE
become member OF the order.
TEote Riscreante who disgrnce the proud name
OF Ireland, BY claiming British Projection, oa::1.
TO he sent back to Tecelye the protection watch
England has always given IrissMcu-tbe Poor
llonee-thc .gallowE, and ex.e1minatton by fire
, 1863-12-18

CONFLICTING OFc1cIA-s.-Two 1adics re-
siding in the classic rue ds Wells had the honor Of
being vielted hy trio Of constab3et yesterd.v,
armed with writ Of ciecsmcnt- The ladies' we've
very polite, ard expressed themselves perfectly
willing to more ae soon as they could End come
one to take charge Of the goods. They were al
lowed to 60 ont for that papose, the constabn1a-y
force keeping Epall tu 1hc- rcturu. Judge Of the
surprise Of The Ccrbeseal trio rAcn they eaw the
las,ite approaching accompanied by coaple oi po-
veyed them 10 the Ar1nory, where charge OF turc-
lille entrance, OF some similar cause was preferred
skotetng taedr pa2<y:. Tha women IN 1nri were
surprised coon ac. to the trIplet returning to
tie charge. and rie!tl;4 the point. standing by
with arms akimbo waie their chatteis were being
thrown into the street.
, 1863-12-18

- William Hayward, the Eminent Balladist
is goE With Father Kemp, and VIII arpear =: 1t Bry-
, 1863-12-18

CHICAGO CorS1EnFE1TE1s ABRoAE--A
young fellow calling himself George Williams, and
claiming to hill fom Chicago, was asrested few
daye ago In 81. Joseph, Michigan where he visited
ae<e1d stores, ssking the clerks 10 change for him
So ''greenbacks.' In each Instance he was &C.
ccmmodated, md smaller bile were given him IN
exchange for his twenttce. The cheat was d:ecos-
son were found eight dollars ir bills upon vAsious
banla, two dollars In postal currency, a via. Of
1audanusu. q witch, photograph. and few osne:
A1ual1 articles. Eut The money which he received
In exchange for Liz eounterfelts Tor 20 +aey Ill
proved to be,) amounting to hundred dollars,
We no where 10 be found. the bills were rather
poorly cxecuted fnita.ations OF genp nc 1-en1!cs.
be wac examined on the charge, aud committed iu
default Of $500 ba.l.
, 1863-12-18

WATER II TIE South D1yIs1oS.-Fam:lie
residing in the extreme southern pcrtioc Of the
city, as well as the occupants Of Camp Douglas,
experience considerable Inconvenience from the
lack Of water from the hydranSs. Frequently the
water appears to be shut of, for from fifteen min
uses to two hours at time, and It is =ekous in
convenience to the soldiers and prisoners at Camp
Douglas, who cnu get water nowhere else, except
inside the camp. II the main pipes arc 50 few
that they must be moaopoli=ed for hours At a time
BY The bseweffes OF manufacturers f1 that region,
additional pipes should he laid. The rapid in
crease OF Population. and the number of new
Buildings erected in th1t portion Of the city, de-
Mana. ut the hands Of the Board Of rablic u osks,
additional water facilities, and also that more
efficient fire apparatus be provided in that part o
The city.
, 1863-12-18

Salaries OF LADY T.AcuERs.-The oaess
ton Of compensation to lady teachers has alr1ya
been an opcn az well - v>Sed one. In t!.e 1-,a.d
Of Educstion in this city It has been discussed aad
re-aiscuesed times wilIout number. There is no
doubt that the salary awarded to the female
teachers In our public schools is much below the
price that ehould he given to one competent to
perform the duties deyoly:ug upon her: A!p-eci-
granted free passe4 their lines to the feusle
Teachers employed in the Snrth Divis1oa.
meeting Of the Trcip'e1ts was held ycstcrdsy at
teInoon, al which a series Of resolutions were
passed expressive o; their gratitude ior the lsor
, 1863-12-18

DOR SaLE-S450 viii bay the
+ Lease, Stock sld Good Will OF Retail .Coniec-
ftpEn7y crd Ft1it Store. with tTo u!c3 rooms con-
nected. Inquire nt 1Si;l State strecs. de1ts715st
, 1863-12-18

DEATH OF MAJOR JARv1s.-Major Charles
Jarvis Of tho 9th Vermont regiment, Wal kaowa
to many Of our citizens As Captnia Of Co-nD:ny D,
when stationed at Camp DOUGLAS last wint:--, WIS
Frceotly Killed In Gen. Buffers Department. waIlc
attempting the csptnrc OF rebel cavalry fosce.
He Was thoreuEh genhe:nan. and an exemplary
ChIistian.
, 1863-12-18
.Tor5a!e.

FOR SALE-A large secondhand
L SAFE, suitable for hank OF tomnoissf0n meT-
ehart-ehesp. hppsy as Koon. No. Metropolitan
EtceG. dn18 ss37.1t
, 1863-12-18

WANTED-Know1ng there arc
w many hne young ladies Who nre readers OK
,as IEagSE xo,d a5E e. + ay o. 1nsE. E5a 70
view to annaemcnt ard murnal lnlproy c.st, u.ay
adtress aAREE FAY: 10. 2, sth Illinois ctsrt.y,
FtskshuIg. Photographs exchanged Il desired.
, 1863-12-18
:Fnu,!D.

H7AKEN UP--Dec. 10Th, io9o,
~ and rbltc Horse. about 10 JcaFs olu; For
sti,cnInts inanira Of jas. RYAN. cor; 81 Clinton
80 nsE nvrn,ata. Wesk Side. 0c4p-1oA-*t
, 1863-12-18

T OST-Decembcr 18th, q little be-
IL fore noon, q Ladles Fur Cape. dark co.,z. In
going from West IauLoph street to ft9 Vest Adams.
s. Iatleks chu,eh eH5Pss e pssRialaes and .arss
turin: II to E. r Adams. ut the Pension ctlce tux-
tom House Place. third door north tho Pos. Uice.
drl8-As99lt
, 1863-12-18

6rEtMER SEA Bird Asu0RE--Whcn thes
storm was most severe On Wednesday night, the
wind blowing perfect gale, the steamer Sea Bird
wss abont seven miles north Of Milwaukee. She
became unmanaggcable, and shipped considerable
watcr, and 1t was decided to make an attempt to
beach bet. Accordingly she was run aehose, strik-
tng In beach Of sand at the southcsn extremity
OF White Fish Bay, about five miles north iron,
Milwaukee, The officers think they will b. ahle
to cot her OF without sustaining much damage.
the passengers were taken OF yesterday morning.
She 10 owned BY Captsin E. B. Ward, Of Detroit.
, 1863-12-18

COUNTERFEIT THEAaURr NoTEs.-A new
counterfeit on the government currency is now
In cieenlation-a twenty. It 10 a well executed
counterfeit, but differs from genuine IN ra:lons
fmpc,tections on the face OF the bi especially in
the dark ahade OF the paper. the genuine being
wiltter, Dealers should beware
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/ ] = s q =:
- ~ & i !! ~
ssnas.s 81 - 49, ). ;. - 80
9 q = 81 Is 81 -, |. - - : 5
go, gnne1et ! g 8 sAel1G - neou1ag
49, l.yssss1 - s.sa1e ..... s. =.
g: :s::s - - 8 e. - !. . go g = = =
-. IL hEge and ven 1a;lt - han1uone11 -
ohea trick tene1D1ns q ~ 60 etae q ~ e6reee,
north * Leigh =, nou uDdss : ieaas = r M -
biuoUn.
a inst irnly valassls ios and fssasa tsssnsal
nj the corner Of Narshall street asd Market aysaue.
With small framed tsnsmsnt thsrsse, ftuaaisg =
a. The exceI,sat brick ssnsuss.s aad snail ftans
one, On The north side q Broed, between 4sh aad
sth e, nsxt % The corner q StA q, now occupied
- ths Sumter Sslooa ~ Mr Travis.
6th. The large, vel bailt, thressosy brick tene-
ment ct the nosihwss eorIef q Dresd md In 81,
adjoining the saors Of n Philip AnGunA
9Th. The admirably we'll buik ard hnnAsc1nely
1ainhsd brick tsnement the west ride a TN. ~
twesa Fr.nklin and Grace 50, now occspied b. Nr
H ekInkeF.
west corner OF Broad and 9th 81, nov 0ocupied BY
Measrs las Bufress 4 Co. and Others
The foregoing . Justly regarded - among TIE
most valuable real estate which has beev c1sssd for
sale during the pseeeot year. sod Sh0nA otxace the
attention q capitalists and others.
Toe termsQf sa'e OF said real estate WIN be - lOl
lows credit ~ TO -, 0c0 on tenement No for Ave
years, for bouds, payable In lankabie funds, bear
ing intsfest, payable half yearly, secured ey trust
similar credit a. 10 No OF % 900; on similar ere
dit - TO No Of % 900; on similar credit 10 No
Of 81 COO; on similar credit - 70 No Of 600;
and on similar credit - 70 No 0, $4,000. ne
in bankabs funds. GODDN APPKRe0N.
no 11--tds
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rHE rFuaF N ORG1m11lE1 C0UMT1.
K.a.-FU1TnER EARTHQUAKE.
LYrCuDuno, Nov. 1Q.--The special cofres'
pondent u ne Lynchbsry r1syfsia gives
tho pasticulan oe tho lats lght twenfysix
miles west Of Lewisburg. Five thousand
Yankees under Averill, who came from Bcv-
criy. attacked jackson. Tue latter foil back
to the point named and was Joined BY Kchcls,
and severe fight cnsued. Our loss was
heavy. Among the killed IL Major Bailey,
commander Of the 22d We. regiment His
body 10 10 the hands Of the enemy. Capts.
Reader and Ruflner, OF the Same regiment,
and Capt. Thompson, of the came regiment,
with al Of his company officers, were wound
ed. Lieut. Rand, Of thu same regiment, was
wounded and is In the hands Of the enemy.
We lost one piece of-artilleiy. but saved
all our wagons. Gen. Echols hearing that o
force, supposed to be under Scammell, was
approaching from Kanawha, TO cut him OIL,
fell back to Salt Pond Mountain, aud passed
through Lcwisburg Friday evening. The
expected force from Kanayha arrived there
next morning.
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Governor Kinks speaks of the negroes in
bAzhsdoes - In better condition than those
Of any other West India Islands. What that
condition Il can be gathered from the follow.
Ing extract Of letter to the New Haven
1VtsfSy, dated
RARnADoEs, February 18th, lS60-Besides
the large class Of those who work with some
degrees Of regularity, Eve days In each week,
- p cents dsy, 6 hours In asday,) and live
. they best can, there are many-indeed q
mulfifude-who do but little work and have
no regular occupation. In this class are in.
cluded the 5000 In the whole island, and
0vor $4,000 In Bddgetown, who are reported
IN the last census as having no "Rxed EN-
!. ployment" It b claimed that these figures
ialGht DO materially reduced. However this
may be, the class II large beyond all pre-
cedent In my experience You meet with
them everywhere, Of every age, and OF both
seYes. ON the highways, In the open fields,
wander about, cit upon the stones, recline
agn1nst tho walls and trees, or stretch them
e6lyes In the sun. However perseverine.
you cannot escape their presence. l have
Sought faithfully for q private walk, where
] could stroll By myself, feeling that was
alone; but ill in vain. A day or two ago
thought that possibly ] had found one. Just
sboys TIE .sfcck" e few rods from oushou.e,)
The shore = low and accessible Wien the
tide (whIch rises from two to three feet,) Is
out theoe leAtee uncovered long line of
na16y beAch. Il b smooth % house floor,
~n0 W11n stlll damp IL so unyielding that
Anese 1ootf Prints can acarcely be seen. The
sand i1ae1 h pure and white AZ the driven
SNOW. This morning started to try the Sc
oan1s1 heach. AZ ! was inst about to step
~ t1e "rocksS pom the bard sand there
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' lssuk - & = - -

~ $3.50 ~ & illi -
II asxun Vim - up1yesal wssp
@ nUnni1uoe1en whseevte ~ peee1nla
spennoS ~ betn tsied. = s11D011eee
~ vllasa - M Ws1t 49, Ialand
stAtee - nelfhsr fer lore uok loosy co0ld
he induce any u the lazy black loAfsss who
wess coaeregatsd % The shore to rcN him
on ! short distance 70 his ship. Their psin-
cipal amusement seemed TO be what Trey
called the "cigas game" Each man aid
down cigar and put drop Of molasses ON
II. This Of courso attracted the dles, ana
the fIut cigar that ny alighted on won the
Pile for lie owner! They were too lazy 70
do their own gambling And II s Tor snch
. racc ~ this that the Soutbis sought 10 Do
dcsohted, and the world turned upside
1nvn
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GlksssAss q seashsrn Llter...re.

kosonee q Douthefn Literature.
That excellent Southern journal, the Mag-
assa, y Publishing series of numbers from
she pen Of VIM. Archer Cooke, Esq.,, ON the
ntsEatuze of the South, which are in thea
oeavo valuable addition to Southern litera-
tara Mr.. Cooke Ia agentleman of rich and
vss1sd learning, and his practiced and polish
q psa invests with new interest every sub
Jet hs touches. We may difYeeeom him in
geono to tho comparative merits of come of
the htereFy celebrities whom he mentions,
but his general position Of the superior
seA1evements Of the Southern mind in the
nghR walks OF human intellect ls one which
snnnot be questioned. Propriety forbade him
70 snnmerate In his list Of contributions to
Southern literature the Constitutional His.
tory which emanated from his own pen, but
which, In our oplnlon, deserves an exalted
raak among the standard works OF the
oeuth.
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DIED.

Yesterday, EDMoNIA EIlzABg1H, daughter Of N
and ] eandberE. aged 2months
Tho funeral viii iAs ii 10 day from her fathers
residence at O'Clock, Tho friends OF tho family are
invited ~ attend.
On The 10Th inst. Of typhoii fever, JAMES TH0M.
AS. son OF John and Mary Tyler, aged years
10 months and I; days.
HIs frrcraI viii AXE place Wednesday, llsh inst,
2. eclock At ms la.ss,s t ,Sxi,s% caa:
on the leth Inst. at OK Az, CHARLES BEAURE.
GARD. youngest child Of Janc " and the lats Joha
n Rlankinship, aged year 10 7,ontbs and Is days.
HIS fdrerai viii take pisce ~ the residence Of its
mother, at the corner Of Main and 95th sts. this
"wednesday ever ing, At O'clock. Tho friends snd
acquaintance Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend
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1flno Mn inanss1 q Aaslag MT mn.
no1 yeope11o1snees nd q inmsnse su-
pnlDusSf sAkhla q ressarses, were only
a1s1Q11n - y tAso4 AdyAntages, we should
- - ~ eaane1Ally dsssllct 70 our dsa.
0ona Supeanihlllties n We iuaperilcd such
nou11Aeas irU1ts . those committed to
60 Aondh u he neglect o. any q those
u1n11y pssoaalicas which ara essential 70
- s1sss1s q oar afms and the safety OF
oueeoatsy. D1t when No have everything
9 sontonA aoainsG-whsn We hare . foe
vaoon Au3ne tAfes soadien Into The neld
1oonr 90, anA bring agAlpst ~ ct every
49, - heayiest odds OF material and mu-
nll3ooa a wn-M u obvious that nothing
emsave ~ ftom destruction but the most
un6l1nbsdng vigilance and the sternest and
nese .sllpsrvaling discipline We must
$50 % In tAsse qualities what we lack In
uunhsss, ard ceasc 10 place an absurd dc
psa1encs upoa the superiority Of our indi.
v11nal eourage; for, In war, more depends
SDoa discipline than upon courage, and If
vesllow oar enemy TO surpass u not only
q numhers, but In watchfulness and energy,
~ sAall Insure our defeat and annihilation.
1vsa h Aghting qualities We ought to know
b. tAls tlme that discipline can convert the
Northern maases into hrst rate fighting ma
eblnss, end that the only way to counteract
- s1sets n By equal or superior discipline
- or side We are afraid that there is
zoo much disposition to esteem lightly the
proWess and enterprise Of the enemy, to go
20 sleep II the neighborhood Of willy and
Anegstlc Toe, and to abstain from enforcing
~ pGnalties Of breaches of discipline upon
Nh high and low, who neglect their duty
II time he como when we must do this
thlng. q be overrun by the enemy. The
time - como when the armies of the South
mu1s b armies Of regulars, and every Off
esand every man be held to a. strict &C.
eo1qt Tor the performance of his duties as
~ o6aeees and men Of the regular armies
os Europe. The aAgnincent courage of the
0esthsgn troops can only be put to valuable
account BY making their discipline equal
% thslr courage, and by outstanding our re-
sources IN man and arms with the most pa
ttent Soeethought and the most perfect sys-
-. :.
Nor ought We to underrate the military
skim any more than the courage of the yam.
- army. The majority Of their Generals
~ not b equal TO the occasion, bat some
a tAsm have shown great activity and %.
UAety. Roeeczans was ono of their best
omsssls, Grant u unquestionably an able
1eaAer, and Meade has exhibited decided en-
eeeptaee and boldness. One of these leaders
~ already been defeated, and the Others
my be- but to make this certain we must
roy not upon their imagined incap acity,
but, under the blessing Of Heaven, upon our
own watchfhlness, system, forethought, and |
0afU. Wes must prepare to fight the
sneuy = though he were led by Napoleon
o. Cssaf Our men have the courage to
1Sht anybody and everybody, but courage is ]
Mt the quality We need. We must be vigi.
lant. We must be cautious, and We must
nevee b surprised, or our brightest laurels
vM DO dinmsd, and the safety of our coun
tsy endangered.
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- Ill ss g. S.
EUunlsUnn. C. n ~ r.. VI
RI ~ oooo& ANN - ~ 4 1sl-.z1lS..sx VI
III 49, 6leu = V41 2 .S .ssSSs
4oeeloubo, ok0o6Mys s1sD.s - s-ss-'
pFnone 3ho toaoo04e - -
Mahogany atoin9 49, go ~. -
Paslof, eaeteen4, -
Nlaes ~ $780, - ~. .,...-.
Eoas1e! - 1870 u ~. -
m "a. qnail, 49, ~ sssa.. ssstsres.es
haus eouC8, 80 = ~ - .~ss.~
Trunks, mirrors. picture. !. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

By Hin, Dickiason q o., A.ets.

r &Co, On the 18th instant, Al thu usual hour,
10y ramed Taylor, g years aud some months 0id,
who is one 81 the most accomplished house and body
servants offered for saie p Richmond in q long time.
He is good locking, gooi tempered, and very
healthy has been carefully trained from childhood
to The duties Of dining and gentleman's ssr-
want. no II-tss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.
ABINGDON, Nov. 10.-A slight snow fell
last night. Weather clear and cool to day.
Nothing has been heard from the front
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

COMMISSIONERS eals Of Vacant l. t.. On
~ Church Hill, Union Hill. and Roekstts.-Pur.
srant 20 . decree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county entered the 80th Of October, 1853, In the
suit OF serena u Hutcheson W Hutohee0n'e ID
ministYatcr, 10, We fhsi on Wednsslay, the 18th
day Of November. 1868, At II O'Clock, sell ON the
premises at public auction. to the bigeest bidder,
seventeen very desirable lots Of grouni-one Of
them on Church Hilr fronting 66 feet on the eat
line OF Of oath sire and running beck ia fest to
an alley In common 20 feet vide; ten IT Them On
Union HI !, each fronting 81 6-l0 fst on the east
line Of u tn street, between Q and stssets, sid
running bssk $50 feet to alley 20 fest wide; four
Of them fronting each 50 feet ON eth stxest, and
running baek rs feet between I aud II and STU
and 28th streets, and two Of them In Rocksets,
ffoutipg together l23f feet ON Lester street, and
running back % feet, more or le,s to Water q.
TEaMs.-One. third cast; ene-third on credit Of
six month";, AID the remaining third ON credit OF
Ia montAs, with intsrs.t en- the credit payments
frtm the day Of sal. till paid, negotiable notes ef
the credit payments. and title withhsu TIL the
whole purchase money be paid. The purchaser may
psy the whole purchase money In cash if he prefer
to do so
The above sale will commence with the-lots on
eth street, Tn on Hill preci ely at ~ O'Clock.
JOIN 4 f h1Tchissos, comn'r'.
Esis conducted by JAS II TAYLOR, Auct. 10 IL