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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

PicTUREs-All who desire a good life
Ike Photograph or Ambrotype, can obtain sue
By calling ar Phil Enselhart'- gallery. over Ford
Weiss Drug Store, west side OF Washington
Avenue. Lansing, Mich 402-m8
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

AMUsEMENTs.-We learn TINT very
House, on Monday evening last. and that anoih-
" i' on foot a, the Edgar Hous-, on Friday eve
nug next
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

SEATING.-The Ice il toe river Is in
fair condition for skating Yesterday there Wa
e large number Of persons, old and yoanc, male
and female, upon skates. Some Of our hDrse
men were also On the ice. aracticug their colts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

LEciuRE-IIou J VI Gregory, Super
iuteadertoi Public Instruction, Will deliver
Lecture, az Representative Hdl, on Thursday
evening next.
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5 peclal Notice S.
DENTE STR L.

D- Wood The Dentist At home again and fully pre-
pared % execute any Job 10 his profession. Teeth
Gold silver Plate Rubber pass any
prefer H. Teeth filed with Cold, silver OF Tn or any
other operation all done n the most perfect AID
a. low prices practise OF 80 years anu very many
very lattsrsng testmonns from eminent citizens al
Albany. aud reference in Lansng should be sufficient
8 guarantee. Gallant see.
once Al LIS residence Or Saginaw street 5sl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

SALr-The contract for boring for a salt
vel 90 tits city has been let to Mr.. McCsbe.
who in company with Nj Spangler, has bored a
majority Of the salt wells in the Saginaw valley.
tie has large experience, AID will prosecute
The vo.k Eiih energy and We have no doubt
with success.
The well is to bc sunk within the enclosure
of the saw will of Messrs Woodhouse & Butler
at the Upper Town aud the engine Il, that m
used 70 work the drill
The tower Is nov being built, and active op-
ertion in boring VIII commence next week
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

ENTERTAINMENT - The ladies' of the
First Uuiversalist church will hold an entertain
ment, consisting Of Tableaus, Cnarsdes, Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Ice Cream and Fruits,
&c on Wednesday evening next, at Repre-
sentative Hall Admission % cents
The proceeds Of the entertainment are 20 be
applied to finishing the church edifcs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
IMMORAL SICKNESS
URED BY MORAL MEDICATION

Il was not the righteous that our Lord AMI Saviour
lies L. save-lether does the Physician prescribe for
t-s sound DO heath IS not for 20 enquire the
status @, tae sick mln OF the respecbity o. his lis
ease pllntArophy ana Immunity demand Of US TO cure
him 4 we can whlievcr may b. tie cause az his sick
als7 ali the medicine that Will rid the unfortunate su
srcr from diseases aIucel by vice imm1raity cxces
sive indulgence Of ilsiIl passions, whether he BE- o.
Asa descent or common bssgar is entitled TO much
consideration as the Physician OF royalty
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REDEMPTION OF
POSTAGE STAMPS
At Lansing Post Office, Mich.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
' the Undersigned Will commence receiving for ex-
animation packages q Postage stamps which have been
used as currency tue 30h day o. January IS 5 and
That tae TINA for receiving them is positively mtsi .
lays, ending on the 2s.a day of t-o-ary 1863 Sail
stamps w not be redeemed llt the expiration " sal
so iays fixed Tor presenting them at this o.ace
The following rules must be observed
Parties pfessnt.ng postage stamps Tor redemption,
must 10 So On clnon tla such IS may appear - have
9eeu once used for oce-payluE post C- are =
u destroyed AZ q POs,ohce.
IN amps % o-s spt-ltsi By The owner accsr-
ling % the different leuQminati1ls ard uDcn these
small parcels must be marked the amount OF each par
cell t1l then tie entire lot % b. plcsI 10 one nve-
9pc wrapper and tee aggregate vll. claimed en dor
sci thereon. together with the nams all lance or
ePosit w- DC allowed by orfrom the SANE party a-rn
ASSOCIATION The parcels as receiver VII be IN ber-
"a 5lary, an cheek receipt wifh tie c1rresp1r-
ling number AM name wi-i be given - tie applicant.
PlcSlEes W. be registered 20 the order o.. rece--
ton Ile stamps enclosed W. be carefully exam
iae1, an the value q, The goo 7u-s noted lpoa The
envelopes
! Ihs progress Of ths w,-k W. be advertised by
sting Il th- P1slCGce daily tle numbers really for
redemption.
.. Owners Va then MAKE application. and WI re-
-eve tlelr res sctve pas m MS con slrraltarn- The
receipt -l government noi-s ~ postage currency.
8 -lcl postage Stamps Only as nave been circ-..t.
as currency We. be re leenel.
: Whenever tls designed may deem e expeiisr-
AZ iav from Aay applicant tlat he 0lta.nei tle sa
stamps honestly and .egi-im-c-y an ,ha. tlay have
1-vr 60 his S-5v-ess been us@- o. letters or cleans
,lta- such
lg u use stamps s1at have been so.et II a1v name
-o- tie prepay rl-ni % postage
Applicant WILL please present -aci- packages Of STAN Q.
between ths hours o. a n a-d4P v
LAas.a. Post o.noe, Jan Isl, l:e3
40l-tf
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sE-0arrh7ae s. Dyseutery Will dec mate the v5lun
teers far more tlan the b-cts o. tie enemy, there
fore, ie every 20 il taat hs carries with Aim
f-l supply Of U1ILOwAYs PILLS. Their ase in Iada
.ni us Crm,A savei thousands q Bsi.sh soldiers
Oaiy 20 Cts psr Dlx. el3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

I OST-In the city Of Lansing, Oh
Il Monday, February ath Cl-tskin Wallet, coatlla-
i1s about Fifteen Dollars u uoreTcre te- folar DAD
a-- Tie rest snail bills I1- valet con ta--- 90 other
Dap ~ va.-e. WloeT-r vi. r--lr- -alt wal - q
~ ---er-.---i. Il tie Capitol 1-i-1I E ~ sra
t.g rev-r4e.. LEVI HOLSTER
Lansing I-- 80 ls17 iQ-wi
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LAW SCHOOL
HARVARD COLLEGE, 1850.

TWO TERMS Of nineteen weeks each
i commencing MARCH 70 AL SEPTEMBER IN
For C4tal 60 aul Circular address
JOEL PARKER. .0yaU Professor
Cambridge Mass Jan. -, Is 6xs
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CLEANSING SYRUP

Called RAILWAY RENovATING RES0LvENI viii
cure every species u Sn Diseases Breaking out scrof
ala. syphilis Galluar sw iiags. swsliags il the
Groin Nodes. Ciris OF the bone. Sores Of al kinds.
Fever Sores. U.ce-s, Tlm7rs strumer51s discharges
from sc "a. sore HAl SIRE Eyes, sores % tie
Mouth, Clukers. Tab-rcss in tie Thsoat, Lungs, &c
salt Bleln, Rash, T.tt9-. Ring worm.
ONE To SIX BOTTLES
VII positively ia the patient Of the worst forms Z
the above name- diseases
RAILWAYS RENOvATIG RESOLvENT
Should DE- given % a'lais al yoa1g children ar -tet
wl,h sores in tls Guns. sore Hal. Sore Eyes sore
L,-s. Rsst'essness n Nigh; = half tea spoonful O.,
RlSOLvENT VII cure Ia, child and viii in al cas- =
easlre Sleep.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. or SIX BOT.
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS
DR. RAILWAY Il COS OFFICE,
s. MAIDEN LANE. " SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
4l-w.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

Rs- HOMEOPATHY .n the asccatantl Immediate re-
log guaranteed. Dr. SasVrHE. from Loadoa has opened
40 cs, 5=ha mi IN ThaleaAia Pa for the treatu-n
ID. Female Complaints Rsli lis advertisement "a an'th
er ce.lrr1. beaded ll- Is. 1raf" lv.-c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

~ A great many speakers seem to endeav-
or TO give their speeches in length, What they
lack in depth.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

g T. New5ro Lansing Crossmar Avery Dansvils.
J Branch ,tacsbl TAayer Co, Lansing
I1o ltsl W.ltllslown Champ. Onon1Aga D
R.sf Is s.r.-t leslie. Peter Lllerman, Mason Wm.
rF % El-... D.or tarl o. Walker Okemos and
hy n-.rssts and Ms---auts generally throughout the
r..o1 S-5yl
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WALL PAPER,

Curtains Fixtures ard Trimming. 6c Let II ask a.
wh1 wa-i themselves or have friends who intend 90
7l-chlss Any o. ihis c8ss y zco5s . cal ana So nv
variety Here YOU vii frc G.t P-pe- satin pa-e-
FlE-re- Paper Pain Ps0er. STRIPED EMBOSSED 8.-e
B1@. Gres1 Brow Oak Matched B3--e-es
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LINCOLN President ron l.rrr.--The y

LINCOLN PRESIDENT FOR i.rrr.-~The \.
Y Sunday Rerruru of the Doth ult.
publishes letter from Washington
correspondent. who saws that il has been
determined IA postpone The rexs Press
dental election until after the suppress.
'sion Of the rebellion and the restoration
nf the Union. The reason he assigns for
this bold movement is. that the Cons,i
tuition requires al the States 70 vote,
and that in the present condition 81 the
country il is impossible 10 comply with
the requirement, Thus Lincoln is presl
dent for life, with powers fully as abSo-
lutc as those OF Alexander II, or Napo-
Icon ILL., The next step will be to make
the office hereditary ia his family. after
which he may assume the imperial crown
As soon as he may think proper. What
luck for . rsii-splitter >ylla. Caesar
Cromwell AMI Napoleon. were accounted
lucky men in their day. but their good
fortune was sheer adversely compared to
that Of old Abe. They we're all great
men, and won their way to empire with
their swords bat the most abject OF Lin
coins s,ycophants the New York
HeraM itsclf-never called Lincoln a
great man except in aerision. He slips
" into the throne as easily and a gently rs
II he had been born in the purple He
steals into greatness rs he stole MIC
Washington upon hi, first advent.
The paper from which we gather this
information was published on the very
ia, Of RoSecrans'S disastrous defeat, II
rxults in the anticipation OF & glorious
triumph by that Genera. calls him the
first officer. in the Yankee service, says
that his army is Overwhelmingly superior
in numbers. in discipline, iii appoint
lnents, an.i in courage to that of Bragg,
and that It hattie must result III the utter
destruction Of the latter. These Yankee
editors are wonderful prophets, 10 be
ING.
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EeIaApiER- GENERALS The last list OF
RrigadieT .GenefalShirs contained some
valiant names. Two from Virginia.
REYNOLDS and Wharion--ri richly merited
the honor conferred upon them. They
have been in the field sine the war began
aud have borne some ii its seyerest
trials, as well as sustained conspicuous
parts in some Of It's hardest fought bat
lies. Gen. Il. while colonel has for the
last TWO wears commanded brigades IN
The Western army. and hasa SON, Lieut.
Colonel Reynolds, who distinguished Jim
self in command Of reg i,ncnt ut Chat
ianooga. All Che promotions in this list
we doubt not were won by gallant ser
vices in the field,
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Nitbmndh gispatrt.
MONDAY MORNING. ........ OCTOBER 3, 1895,

Fsou NORTHERN VIRGINIA. We re-
ceived yesterday no late or important
news from the line Of the Rapidan. Pas
sengers by the Central train were unable
to furnish even rumor from the army
of Gen. Lee, from which it is reasonable
to infer tina, no military movements look
ing to active operations are in progress.
From the Valley we learn that Major
Gilmore's battalion made raid in Jeffer-
son and Clarke counties in the early part
of last week. The Yankees at Charles
town, becoming alarmed, left the place
during Tuesday night, and our men en-
tered the same night, and at last accounts
were still there. Charlestown is eight
miles from Harper's Ferry. The last ac
counts we had from the latter point re-
presented the Federal force there to be
about 5000. They have been sent of,
however, to strengthen Rosecrans or
Meade. When al Charlestown Major
Gilmore is but five miles from the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad. We hope to
hear that he has tapped that road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

OWNS n lnE SkY.-A friend sug-
.e>:s tina, the late phenomenon witnessed
in the atmosphere in Western Virginia
al armies marching in the sky may be OF
happy aiIgury. ne armies are ot-
scribed as marching on the double quick
10 tie .Nurth, AID a, being jrHhout arms.
Let Us hope that il lTognoSt'cates the
speedy return of the yandals, deprived
II their means af destruction. to their
own homes
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DAMAGE AT Bi.ouNTsvILLE-The BriS-
tol Adrocate, of Friday, gives the follow
ing as the amount Of damage done at
Blountsville, Tenn, by the late raiders:
1t is sad task for ns to state that the
larger and better portion OF the town Of
Brownsville was reduced to ashes. w w
James, John Powell, John Fain, Sr, DR. \ Il
Dulaney, L z Cawood, Rev \ Baldwin,
Mrs Martha Rhea, + l. Bulngardner, and Maj
j q Fans, are among those whose houses
and effects We're consumed. The court house,
with the offices Of the clerks Of the county
and Jail, were also consumed. The loss is
immense, not less than half million Of
dollars
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v,ECEIyER's Sale Of Large aud Valuable Br,

- ECEIVERS Sale Of Large aud Valuable Brick
IL Tenement in the City Of kichWoDl, on the
South Side OF Main, Between 9th and 10th Streets.
In pursuance OF 81 decree Of the Dittrist Court Of
the Confederate States for the Eastern District "
Virginia, pronounced the --A day OF E1ktsnbsr,
1862 in the suit OF the Con fedsrats stat~s W.
Hitchcock, l shall, Receiver OF SSH Court
Tuesday tie 9th day of October next. ut II oclc,k
81, proceed TO sell. in the city OF Richmond, in
frOot OF the building, at public ruction, for esh
the House and Lot on Main street. in said city, .ta
the property of J J osborn, alien enemy, and
occupied the office of the Comnisssry Den
ers If the Confederate States ut the ANNUAL rental
OF $1,000 The lot has front OF about 20 feet, aud
depth of about $50 feet to a wide alley, aud is
gsred az one amongst the most valuable locations
in the city. HENRY l. BROOKE,
sc 2U Receiver.
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Eseedjng Ho5'~s Every farmer III lii,
Confederacy who has pasturags should turn
his attention TO the breeding Of horses ant
mules. The present war has so completed,
depleted the county OF the equine race that
i, will require seyera years OF peace tn ge
The stock back where il was before the com
menccment of our troubles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

sfr.;hoatcs' -H.tfiAg .--Accoriing 10 adj ourn-
.urnt. II meeting Of the mechanics ul Rich
inond aas held III the City Hall on Saturday
might iast. At the hour Of GaIi-pas! seven
o'clock Mr. Benjamin Bragg took the chair,
and Was assisted hy Mr.. Ad iphus Gary az
Secretary.
The report from the committee appoin! cd
Al Tie last meeting | u iutmofi,ize The l.cSia
l.inrr uu the subject OF reducing The prices
If PROVISIONS aud Of adopting some measures
against speculation, VAS linen called Tor,
when
Mr.. f. Il. Robinson, chairman. siepp'iior
ward aud read the memorial which had been
prepared and adopted hy that committee, as
veil as the bill reported by the Legislative
committee 10 put down cStortion and prGtec,
The men Of salaries from The hear; less al
r.mp,s ~ those traitorQus traders who are
every day trying to grind them TO The very
iast,
Ahel the adoption Of the report Of the
committee, Mr.. Robinson offered the ioi
lowing resolutions, which were adopted;
a Resolsed, Thai ii is with pleasure We
hayeSeeli disposition on The part of MessfS.
Warwick 4 Barksslsie 10 relieve the wants OF
This community by agreeing 10 sell their
hour at the &c fernnieiit price, thus tNlncing
feeling in consoIiante Nth the WISHES 81
the country, engaged rs il is Tor lis indie
cadence.
-. Resolved, That We duly appreciate ia.
motives OF the butchers in their desire to
reduce the price OF beef, If they are sincere
IN their professions; but We desire 10 see
everything regulated by law, and not de
pendent upon the caprice OF any class who
ale dealers iu the aei ual accessories OF life
80 Resolved That We t.ndtl oar sincere
,hanks o our worthy Mayorfor the kindness
ir manifested in our behalf hy kindly Offer
ing the committee ilc use Of his office to
transact the business entrusted to their
care.
~ Resolved. That We feel deeply III
debied 10 the Common Councii ior the use
al their Hall inr the Transaction oi the husi
ness ot the meeting"
Nit Samuel Huffman then ohcsed Tia. iul
lowing. which was adopted unannonsly
Resolved, Iha. The iha,ks of his meet
ing are due, and ate hereby rendered, 10 tie
surcial coininittee Df the House of Deleg.ic &c
for their txertions in carrying ont our
wishes
II was here suggested that a conntte e .o
ihrea should he arpoiDtrd 10 wait on Mayor
Nayo and request him 10 come forward ant
address them, which committee consisted o.
The foliowin. gentlemen Messrs. John ly
Ter, Robert Scofeld, and Henry Dyke.
In 6 short time the committee entered The
hail accompanied by His Honor, who de
iiyered an address Of about half hours
length, III which he expressed his heartfelt
sympathy with She objects ut the meeting
and promised all the aid in bis power to fur
lhrr their plans. Although he was not in one
eense Of the word mechanic, yet he WAS 4
lsboriDK man, and had been such from his
infapcy; be always had earned his bread by
fhe sweat Of his brow" The Mayer ex-
pressed proud qualification that the working
Iaen-the oppressed Of Richmond had gone
sDoui eTadicalibg the evil OF extortion in the
Ssz5er tnsy had. Tne Legislature was the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

FortsjaNiag the market is OF everyday oc
clarence, ana before this winter is .endec
will lead to consequences OF the most serious
character. Meu who are iaboring day ant
night for livelihood, and soldiers in 'h'
field, who are barring their breasts To Yam
kee bullets, cannot and will not submit Il
the starvation of their families by soulles:
spccuiators and extor1ioners. If the laws o.
The land cannot make these hyenas disgorgt
The concealed treasures necessary 10 lie, tbs
strong arms Of the MASSES will disembow e
them rs sure rs God is lust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

IvI October. at ID o'clock NJ, will sell, upon
the premises that very valuable property known
AZ milford, lying III Caroline county. on the K,
PR Il, containing about 100 acres the improve
m.nts thereon consistisg Of large tavern, sew
eraI private dwellings storehouse, smiths shop,
carpenters shop, lumber house, DC
1t is not deemed necessary to partcuiari1e, as
this property is we'll known being the most
va liable real estate that has been in the msrket
for some time. Ii deemed necessary, the property
will be divided in such manner to suit the wants
OF purchasers. Its location, 10 miles from Rich
mopd and the improvements, render il one of the
very beat business stands between kichmoud and
fredericksburg.
TERMs-aiadr known on day of sale
Persons desiring to attend the sale will leave in
the cars at "a o'clock NJ and returning, leave
Milford at IL o'clock Nj.
.. IN JAS NJ TAYLOR AuCt
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.icqathd Peter Reynolds, charged with
siabbing John Burns on the nth Of August
has been examined before a called court OF
magistrates aud acquitted.
John y Faiiss, indicted for stealing s225t
worth Of clothing from John McDonougb
has been tried before Judge Lyons and ac
uuilftN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

.ida.i ted to BoA-John I. Davidson and
Jacob Eisenoer appeared before the Mayor
last Saturday, charged with ieloniousl.
shooting each other in Bread street on
Thursday afternoon last, and were each held
Court for further examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

AyOrlCE-W be sold ~ public Ion, ~ the
~ residence Of Dr Vim II burton, In tue upper
end Of hearico county. on Tuesday, October 9th,
1863, the STOCK Of Horses, Mules, Hogs, and Cows,
also, the Farming Utensils, good Wagon, win tho
Household and Kitchen Furniture. 0cl-tt<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

The Mayor had several trivial cases before
him last Saturday morning, which he very
promptly disposed OF. 4 few negroes fol
petty theitS, and one Or two tippiers for dis
pensing bad liquors cOntrar. 10 law, made
up the great CT part OF the docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

Stolen Saddles.-The police of the city have
in their possession several good saddles
taken from thieves, and held by the Mayo,
subject 10 the order of the owners. The sc
who have lost such articles would do well &c
call al the CITY Hall and examine them.
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III Ks7.t, Paine Il Co., A,sct'rs.

By A77'7I 1"sHt q CO., z1's'r 10
\ ROCERIES at auetion-On Wednesday, IN:
N eth inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, we wiz
Sell at our warehouse
1900 boxes Manfd Tobacco, foe aud medium
grades.
ALSO
variety Of choice Groceries, viz:
50 bis Sugars
40 bills English Crushed 9ugars
$40 sacks Va aud n Z Salt
80 kegs Ri Csrb Soda
- baskets Olive Oil
1 kegs Lard
Il bales Cotton Ysr,s
ibis Ape Brandy
50 l-mijoA Holland Gin
Extract Of iGgwood
Vinegar, Mo!asses, Copperss
Country Soap, Bacon, etc.
DC ) KENT, PAINE a co, Aucts.
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BIZ Thomas w. keesee, Aactioaeer,
lufice corner Of 18th aud Cary SITS

HOUSEHOLD ani Kitchen Furniture for sale At
IL auction :. will sell on Mondays NOR nlng urlo
Der 5th colnmeucn Z at 10 O'Clock at the Residence
OF Mr. Thos Il lambeth oa Marshall street, fourth
house above Brook avenue his household aud Kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part OF
BRUSSELS carpets
l mahogany dining table
l large marble ioi cenife table
= tete i teteS
cooking range
Brass fendefs ana a variety OF other articles
ocl fhOS W KEEsEE. Auct'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

7he LiDty Prise" is crowded with Yankee
officers awaiting an exchange, and the cr,
is, ''StiIl they come" Every train brings il
il fresh batch OF these precious Abolition
Jewels, 10 be .ed and cared for al Govern
MCnt expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

laakef Prisoners are becoming as thick
here as biachberres in harvest There are
now between six and eight thousand in the
city, and Gen. Winder is expecting rs many
more this week. When they will be ex-
charged no one can now tell
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4 ULIION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Ev Goddip e ApperD,s.

T ARdE number al l,,,s III Port Mayo, aud Nos 10
4 and .. IN Marion I'M, for sale at aucii AT
the request Of the executor o the late Richard Denny
the elder, shall cell ut auction, on the premises,
Friday, the 9Th October, ls63, at So O'Clock w.
large number of beautiful lots IN Port Mayo, trout
ing Nicholson aud other streets, including the
large framed yelling fronting said street Also,
lots Nos Sc and 81 in the plan Of Marion Hill, adOn
ing the residence and farm Of Mr. Ro IL Styl A plat
OF the property will be exhibited at the hour Of sale
TERMs-Cash OF credit, as may be preferred.
&C GOlWIN & AFfEkSSN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

rs JAt3e Ha(y6arton transacted no business
OF importance on Saturday last. We under
stand that there are several habeas corpus
cases 10 come before him this week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

.4aoFhe,, and the last, grand concert will
be given ut the Exchange Hotel To night. -
The programme is Il rich and varied one, aud
will doubtless attract crowd.