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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-10-13
A Peace Democrat.

1. Loves slavery more than The
Union, and is willing that the Union
should be broken into pieces to save
slavery. t'h."H-
2. Opposes volunteering, draftingr
and every other method of raising troops
to put down the rebellion. w
3. Grumbles at the taxes, and op.
poses appropriations for the payment Of
our brave soldiers. ..'
4. Declares on all occasions that We
can never suppress the rebelliohi and
must let the Union slide.
3. Writes discouraging letters to
soldiers, telling them they are fighting
for "niggcrs," and had better desert.
6. Looks pleased when he hears Of
defeat Of the Union arms; and says
"Did I not tell you that they would
whip you?"
Z. Looks blue when there is vic-
tory reported, and thinks there must be
some mistake about it.
8. Don't like the Eagle; Stars and
Stripes, Red, White and Blue, aud
thinks the "Star Spangled Banner"
Hail Columbia, and "Yankee Doodle"
played out.
8. Is a recent convert to the mo ost
radical peace principles. ''
10. Gets angry and leaves the church
when the minister prays for the Gov.
ernmeut of the United States and in.
Vokes the curse of heaven Upon the fe.
bollion.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-10-13

BO- At the marriage of an elderly
maiden iD church, the choir struck VI
the hymn:
This Is tho way I long have sought,
And mOurned because found 1t not"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-10-13
Gen. Mcclellsn's Record on "Arbitra-

NsHs @cIAeIlAn'S RECORD on ''ArDltra-
ry Arrests
Copperheads have been abroad at ev-
cry cross.road and school house, at ey-
cry grocery and funeral, at every log.
rolling aud house.rsising, deuouncing
the matter of arbitrary arrests"
Now, who did it2 Answer Geo. B
Nc CleHdni
In September 1861 Geo. B. Mcclellan
sent the following order to Gen. Banks.
directing him to arrest the members Of
the Maryland Legislature
tUonndsntisL1
"HEADoUARTEas ARMY or THE
PoToMAo, WASHINGTON,
September IL, 1861, }
"MAJ. GENERAL N. p. BANKs, U. 8. A
General After full consultation with
the President, Secretaries of State, War,
&C., it has been decided to effect the
operation proposed for the 18th. Ar.
rangements have been made to have a
government steamer at Annapolis 10 re-
ceive the prisoners and carry them to
their destination.
"Some four or FIVE Of the chief men
in the affair are to be arrested day
When they meet on the 18th you will
please have everything prepared to ar
rest the whole party, and be sure that
none escape.
at is understood that you arrange
with General Dix aud Governor Seward
the modw opcrandi. 1t has been inti-
mated to me that the meeting might
take place on the 14th; please be pre-
pared. l would bo glad to have you
advise me frequently of your arrange
ments in regard to this very important
matter.
"If it is successfully carried out, it
will go far toward breaking the back
bone of the rebellion. 1t will probably
be we'll to have special train quietly
prepared to take the prisoners to An
napOlis.
81 leave this exceedingly important
affair to your tact and discretion-nnd
have but one thing to impress upon you
the absolute necessity Of secrecy and
success With the highest regard, | am,
my dear General, your sincere friend,
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
"Major.Gen. U. s. A."
Now, when you hear COpperheads
huzzling for their Quaker Gun Candi-
date, and denouncing the business OF
arbitrary arrests, just ask them, who
| dih it2 Anawer- Gen z Ne GLeNnnI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-10-13

Now, when you hear Copperheads
huzzAing for their Quaker Gun Candi-
date, and denouuciug the business of
arbitrary arrests, just ask them, who
did it? Answer-Geo. B. Nc CleVan!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-10-13

No answer r's'i'sa 10 EAis~H In last v.sksPspsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
DIED..

On Monday morning, January 18th. at o'clock
ROBERT s., son Of IL Dodd, Ia the s4th year OF
his age.
His funeral will take place to day Tuesday at
II O clock from Sidney Methodist Church Friends
and acqaaintances Of the family invited to at
tend.
In Manchester, on Monday, 18th inst, nj 81
o,cioek r. ailee an illness Of six weeks, LEE N
BASS. In the 33d year Of his age.
His friends and Hcquaintances, and those Of Mr.
Robert Baird are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of Mr. Baird, on this
fTuesday) afternoon, AT 3 O'Clock.
Al the residence Of her sOn-in-iaw, Patrick
Crsery, MIS- JUDY RICHARDSON, in the s0th
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place this Tuesday even
ing. at O'Clock. The friends Of the family are
requested 10 attend without further notice.
OF Pneumonia, on the l4th inst, Mrs HENINC-
HAM c HARRISON, reiict Of the late Randolph
Harrison, Of Elk Hin, at the residence OF her son,
Julian Harrison.
Such were Mrs4iarrison's graceful accomplish
ments and such her beautiful illustrations OF
the true Christian, In her kind sympathies and
generous character, that her ffiends may wen be
entitled to think of her of the mellow light into
which bright day subsidies. ri n FRIEND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
By James IL. TdylOr, A,.ct.

DUBlIC SALE OF IMPORTED GOODS.-On
w dnesday, January goth, commencing at Q
O'Clock, will be sold, without reserve, in my store,
corner Of Broad and Campbell streets, Augusta, Gaa
splendid assortment Of Goods of late import atone
from Nassau and Havana, TO wit:
DRY oOoDa
IS cases 81 collie prints
10 cases % n collie prints
20 cases bleached shifiEg
cases mOhair chaliies
3 casea black alpaca
cases mohar ustra
bales ecarlet flannel
! case IRISH linen
case slate co!cred linen
l blay linen
Orleans stripe
l Mozambique
2 cases COl0red delan-plain, oil wool
case blue Union cashmere
case black bombazine-super
case black Henrietta, "a
case white jacOnet
case white Plaid muslin
case super GA Cashmere
22O0 dozen linen tape and bobbin
1000 DO twilled tape-b!ack and white
case linen sheeting, super
case silk pocket handkerchief
2 bales chocolate and orange handkorohiefs
250sdozen linen cambria B. handkerchefs
2L0 dozen linen fronts, collars to match
2 bales Crimsan shirts
/ case fancy regimes
ba'e supef blaa and c0lored cloths
2 cases fancy cottonades
q business coats
80 pairs blue pants
Daie linen uuck
csse binck alpaca, eupertine
case black alpaca, fine
Bales OF brown shifting
lAl dozen linen cambria handkeFchfefs
80 cases shoes, gents', women's, youths, and
3 cases wool and felt hats
bO0 percussion caps
100 kegs bi carb soda
20 boxes extract logw0od
case pipes
10 cases salad Oil
20 cases brandy, Durand Go
Is bags coffee
10 bales gunny Begging
cases Cut lacks
] case pocket memorandum books
l case needles, hair pins, 10
n cases champASne
Is chests super green tea
bbls bi carb soda
u cases soap
% coils manila rope
600 pounds gunpowder.
] cask $50 doz assorted fles
cask IS doz sss0gted mill nies
! cssk % doz II inch nat bastayd dies
l cask 90 dog Ii Ia ch bastard fses
cask % dex 10 iuch bastard nles
cask Is doz assorted round and square
ca.k 50 doz assorted = round bastard
j c2sk 80 doz horseshoe Eaepo
cases 100 doz Enginh taper nles
CASKS 500 gross wood screxs, assorted, i
and inch
casks Is dog cast steel hoes
] cask 500 sets knives aud forks
] case 80 dog Englnh sci. sors
10 casee brown AID bteached shoe thread
2 cases cross cut saws, Ia
l case dax English powder 1asks
500 grain bags
rolls wire cloth IN tsaa sVA
8 balee go pounds iIaGa SAss1sage tWtne
caue 10 dos chamoss skAaa.
AND
Sundry casks and cases assorted hardware.
CoMpsnons Cash on delivery.
jAlS-e0dt29thJa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

On Wednesday, January 9Th, q. the residence Q,
by tie Rev George Jacohs, Mr. SAMUEL BUM !,
HIM. Of Holly springs, Miss, to Mis-. ROSA G,
daughter Of Jacob Ezekiel, OF Richmond, va.
fGeWashngsOn, Cincinnati, new Io'A' NJ"
Philadelphia papers please copy
A. che ,e.Iaence or the bride, In this city, on
SUNDAY evening, Jan I0,b, by Rev J solomon,
n.s,or or Leigh Street baptist Church, Miss Will
LIE c WINFkEE to DR. w RICHARDSON, "t
Galveston, Texas.
~ .Texas>papers please copy.
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By Williamson d Co., Anctionesrs.
mo. 1872 Main street.


KEY, Lease, Good Will, Stock, Fixtures, sc r.
IN the Rebel House for Sale at Aucuop'|
Tnu'sday, the l4th inst, commencing at l2 osos.
NJ, we will sell the Key, Lease, Good viii. etes
Fixtures, &c, Of this very fashionable and po,ui,s,
Saloon, situated l4th street, unde. Exchauss ~
tel We would enumerate the following ysry dS,,
rable art icles: "'
dozen glasses, consisting of gobless. yin.
glasses, ba- tumblerr, Dc
dozen decanters
bar counter
oyster counter
l magnificent chandelier
200 feet gas pipe
100 feet lead pipe, & inches In diameter
Key, good viii, aud lease for enc year
spen I'D cooking stove
bar room stove
Very superior dining tables
III dozen arm chairs
dozen plates
Cups and saucers
Knives and forks
Large lot OF empty bottles. assorted, y &C.
WILLIAMSON b co, Auct'r
p. S.-The above gale viii take place al the lin.
specified unless disposed Of sooner privately.
jail W Il co. Aucrr
The above gale ia postponed until TUESDAY. TIN
10Th inst. WILLIAMSON d ~
n ~ Auctioneen
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AUO11QV NLNT--S


~ Am Of 1o0k acres IN Hanov..
miles from the Virgins Cent?, county, h,
miles from Richmsnd, on the main ~ allfull, n
Hanover q. FOR sale.-We otter e, ~ sadhs :
located e above, part Of the "Me,ry ". 70 fsS
nov Ses . o. sscea axs occupied BY Hua,
small, comfortable dwelling ana ~ .aess ~.
houses, under good enclosure, and .bou, 1suai -
original growth Of oak and pine, estlm.,.wv s1eS
90 cords 70 the acre, which can \. 49, u
Peaks turnout, on the Central railroad s..vsfed :
On, and sold 70 great advantage. n inm sss NE
, %aS: ~, win BE- 'S!d p. s2S ger
On the farm Of Mr. O Deopls IN ny a.y aocs,
above Richmond, Immediately after ths, ,s' MI
j. 10 GODDIN l. APPERSnx srK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

GALE OF
y MILLINERY,
Stock Of Milliners' Goois
Elbow Cases, &c,
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, viii s.ls y
O'CLOCK, At the store OF Madame Son. on M,in ~.
Opposite the st Charles Hotel all of her '3es
Handsome and valuable
,,,,u., stock of Millinery Good,,
inclusive OF An assortment as varied ana ~
quality - can be found In any frytclass sa, sIs
establishment. ~'nasy
4iliiners' Stock
and Materials
SHOW Cases, &C.
,o,-,o,- PLEASANTS, Auet
until Tuesday, the 18th inst at which time ,hs ..s
valuable portion Of the stock will be offered wv"
ia ID ESP Amt
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MyYAE NO12UB

R{k3- SPECIAL neutrality-suspicious. attention Il
called 70 my saie 1t Msdame ms, On Main y, OPP
posite tho 81 Charles Hotel, of
Millinery Goods
Material, &c
this day AT 10 O'Clock. PLEASANTS,
i, lo-M AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

TWO Examed Tenements on the South gag IT,. ~
l. Leigh, between Henry and Monroe SIS, TO- sA~
at Auction will be sold on tho premises, 90 Ises
day, January 10Th, At 4 O'Clock n, two ran.
1enements on the south side Of Leigh, os''""
Henry and Monroe streets.
THRxS-CaEh. JAS n TAiLon,
&, * AuctGtesf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
By q. W. wis. duct,
mo SO Main street,

HF ILL sell at auction on Tuesday, Jarusr
w 10Th, ct 10 o'clock, a large lot
Household and kitchen furniture
Stoves, crockery and glassware,
Ready made clothing, blankets,
Shoes, dry goods, &c,
Several fine gold and silver watches,
Jewelry, &c.
il IL g W WILLIS, Auct
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
u Exchange Hotel, cor lith and Franklin sts.
PROT 81 Maur Bingham's
On account Of the many applications from the pub
lie Prof 8ieghsm will give again another grand
ENTERTAINMENT Of TABLEAUX,
0''''''' '''''0 -' Illuminated with colorsd nres,
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan q, 1864.
After the Tableaux the children will take the door
until llk O'Clock, when the
ADULTS BALL
will take place.
ApxrssloS account of the great expense at
tending the getting up Of the Tableaux, Prof will
be compelled to charge ecordiogly-lAdies %; Gen.
tiemen SO each. Children (scholars) and their
mothers are respectfully invited Fathers OF the
children IS each, Children quot scholars) %.
LITTLE RACHEL,
Five years of age, WILL after the tabieaux, dance the
In character.
PROGRAMME OFEdBLE.dUK, SC.
HArUARY.
]. Drowning Of Sappho
g. Conquest Of Cleopatra
3 Peace
Angels Whisper
Cuplu CAptuftu Wy Ncuus, thV1u group Dy "
FontaBa)
6. Faith, Hope and Charity
7. Burns's Highland Mary
8. Diana-n her hunting chariot
DOMESTIC.
l Two Frends-Rachel and her pet dog
2. Fairy Queens Festival
8. Fatal Dart
4. Nuns at Prayer
s. Four Seasons Gas represented by KeIler)
8. Feast OF Roses
After which Little Rachel wtp dance the Highland
Fling and Sailors ornpipe in character on the STAGE
After which the children (scholars) will go through
several choice dances.
No pains will be spared to make the evenings en-
tertainment select and agreeable.
Gii:ers will be on hand to enforce order, and COM
pei people keep their Seats so that all may see,
the etage has been elevated two feet for this OCCASION
Tlcke,s can be procured at the principal Music
and Bookstores; also, Hotels, and at the Hail.
Please purchase tickets previous to the night Of
tableauX, to save confusion.
Programmes of Dances will be distributed.
j. 18-Nt
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WILL eel this morning, on Broad .
i near tho new Trinity Church, ~ 4
Several horses, mules
Furniture wagons, harness, Ac.
ALSO,
J horse, rockaway, and harness.
la 1o-ut TUTr.
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b. Lancaster d Co., Stock AnefA


WE will sch at auction. at our ONCE, On
w day, the Goth inst, at IL O'Clock. ..u..,
326, 600 Confederate 8 per cent regutefeo W. -
various dates
rs, coo Confederate 8 per cent coupon oo1S''
IN ON Coufeds. ate s-;' per cen. coupon bonds
1000 do do eooversih's ne' -.
$500 Orange and Alexandra B p"
bonds
1000 Manassas Gap II bonds
1900 Norfolk city registered bonds
$50 shares Orange and Alex X s 49,, 70
AGO intorest coupons Of the W Censs,;,
and Tenn, Richmond and fofA s"
and Orange and Alex 3
500 Stats and City interest coupon.
so shares Bank CommonweaIn 80
60 do Bank Richmond
10 co kerchants' Insuraros 90 ssfors
And ether bonds and stocks 70 % ,s~ 60.
day Of sale. LANeAs. ,csoossrA
1alo
Sll 900 Richmond and Dsnviile o'
$500 Va Central bonds hopds
500 Orange and Alex B X per csas sSck
Is do Yarmers Bank stock .,oex
10 do K,csmeaa Ims's s s.S raS In1t
.1s LASCAs1ER 4 co. Aas~
50 shares rradssS bash stock .. lssa,
20 do stock In the ksce MOI"
tate
10 DO southern Telegraph 70
do Rstsrsbus& Sss auso'Po"
At2 600 Caroline county bcode s.,,nx,Ce
a2Sl IS bind Of The white suiphur spI"s
Pew 80 ~, Second Bsp.is. csa ..n Ant.
nS =. ,ess-
All I'LL b aia ~ puetc aseuoo; wilss hee
w isss. ia Chester asid s sss.1 asa Dsssss.
Yovhaaan s,ation, % the kienno -. o.s % Aors
Raiisesd. On Thafday, the xls. 's, "a ~iss niH
povse stesw engine, circusS saw, sIa "a eay}y -
sssSsr vith III IL axturss ssessssry % Iks
.ss..s.. ls.s.. ..s .,, a g: s.ii:, @ ..
y. .... zen. sssryless. ssehias - ~
Hsnlsa ulsaails, lot q Aogs ness.@
othne est6elso Unnecessarily g nss
We v,,i s,so ssll. d lebais aess's. ~ nj ~
ekssiss. 4 8 b d Il - vsonesdaN ~ 4 ~
"a IN nj Il supsf3es luness, rcsr,as, -
| HscrSs scGRa boarau, eaaaioe, -"
notwithstanding. 5esme ses' a arno 3 CN-
kn -
l = puHR DRnnhy-~ - aon6.Dp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

-, tx FraEs Tencmen,s on 10Th and Leigh Sis and
on ihe East line Of Concord 81 near 20 ieishsl,
for Sale Ut .etion III be soid at auction. Cd the
premises, III Wednesday, the Goth of January 1854,
al O'Clock P u, six Frame Tenements two 81 he
southwest corner Of of Leigh aud 10Th sts, and four
the east line OF Concord st. near to Leigh 3d. esa
renting for iair rents.
TERMs-Cash. The taxes for 1864 10 bs paddy
the purchasers. GODDlN h APPkKsoN,
ia IA Auctioneers
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EIALUABLE Farm Of 1877 acres IN Henrico, slsh,
v miles north Of Richmond, On the old staggered
leading to Hanover II, together with dvs says
all the crops Of Corn, Fodder. Snucks, Mules,
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, 10, for sale a. auction-A
the request OF the trustee We shall sell at succn
on the premises, on Tuesday, the 10th January 1884,
at IL O'Clock A N, the farm located a. above Dos
occupied by Mr. o Dennis, adjoining the Ahdsa
Mr. Richard Gray, DIR Sheppard's estate, auo Others,
containing Isl acres, Of which about 50 acres are
woods, aud the remainder open land, IN good hsArt
having recently been improved by the use Of saaho
and other manures There are thirty acres IN wheat,
twenty acres in winter oats, five acres IN clover na
three bushels of onions. and fifteen acres faowednf
corn. The improvements consist Of asmall dweifrf'
containing three rooms; two quarters for ser7anH,
barn, stable, corn house, and well Of good wafer
the yard. After tho sale OF the land VIII be 'oaa
valuable family Of slaves, consisting Of woman
years old and her four children, ranging from ~
fancy to 10 years old. Also, the cribs Of cora
shucks, fodder, two horses, two mules, ono use
spring wagon and harness and all the farming lmps
nents Also, 500 head Of oAbbages, OK bushesseea
sweet potatoes, and II bushels seed Irish possse",
10 hogs, 3 cows, and calves.
TERhs-Cash. Poesession given IN lev da!"-
The taxes for 1854 10 be paid by the purchAser
isll GODDIN b APPERSON, AucV
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BN Il. 8. Reasa,afs I,,c1

EAsBof Carpenter Shop tor ,.le =, .r
IL On Tuesday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock, i s5e
framed carpenter shop situated corner lar Mo .ap
streets. The lease has yean 10 RIM =. @s tnt
misses are now rented st $l25 per month ip D ~
sion given imme dately. foaa
Toe lease can be sold priy,tev hat.
day Of sale by application 10 's'0fs las
- 10 ES PIEASaNwu
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tableaux, to save confusion.
Programmes of Dances will be distributed.
j. l9-1tt
NEW RICHMOND THkArKE.
Acting and Stage Manager. D Ogden
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 10, 1864,
Secoud appearance of
MISS ELoISE BRIDGES,
when she will appear
sN~JULIANA!-A
in John T0bin's comedy OF the
HONEY MOON.
MIR Ogden,
Jw Thorpe,
is Charles,
Mis- Partington, &c.
Charming Dance. ....-..... Miss Mary Darlington
Conclude with the comic opera received so success
fully last Saturday, entitled
THE POOR SOLDIER!
SYNOPSIS ,oF Music, SONGS &c.
Air--GooI Morrow 10 your Night Cap. Darby
Duet--Out Of my Sight. Kathleen q Darby
air--lIoW Happy the Soldier. Patrick
Snng--E athlean Mavourrsen. .......... Kathleen
Song-hy Friend and Pitcher. Patrick
Duct-A Rose Tree in Full Bearing. Patrick Norah
Song i}allynRiaons--l)ro.. 50. Father Luke
Cuarte;;e-You the Point may Garry,
Luke, Darmot, Darby & Kathleen
Fnale--What True Felicity All the characters
wednesday, -
THURSDAY,
LOVES SACRIFICE, sc.
In preparation the Dramatic Romance If
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.
On and after Monday seats in the Dress Circle
will be So.
Private Boxes seating Elk persons, s2s.
Aa-Docrs oren 1t 81. Performance Will com
mence at ~ ur.ciss'y.
ia l9-l;
NETkoPoLITAN HALL
THIS trUEs paD EVENING, ,sal 1864,
Fifth week of the
1RoN:cLA OPERA TROUPE.
Second week Of
The Female Jig Dancer
TERpSICHOREAN SISTERS.
a The ever popular Farce Of
UNCLE JEFF.
'' First sU night Of HARRY mARvEY, the celebrated
Tamborinist and Plan alton Dsineator.
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY
In Grand Fancy Dauce.
All the stars in new acts.
Novelty without end.
The greatest combination OF talent ever c0nCen-
trated 10 any one establishment.
IL Go to Metropolitan Hall tonight. ia bit
A GRAND BALI. VIII be given at CosrANY ''G's''
~ HALL, Church Hil',
ON THURSDAY EVENING, J.aN2l,
For the benefit Of wounded soldier, who lost his
arm in the battle Of Gettysburg.
A pl asaut time ensured to al. who may attend
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, S.
MANAaERs j Sharpe, JOS Redford, VIM Corey
Geo Alfriend. il 1876
4 GRAND BALI. All who are fond Of fun will
N go to the FREDERICKSBURG HALL, on Thurs
day flight, January 2ist, where everybody enjoys
themselves.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
Refreshments furnished at moderate prices by az
experienced caterer.
Managers Farrell, NJ Berne, Byrnes, l
McKenny. ja19-I"
~ VIII be given at
MAGNOLIA HALL,
On 10th st, two doors below Main,
ete,s sSm.s x ssncns" a" aa no. .a,e.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
JNesbitt, Jeffrey.
Buckley, M Burns,
HannOn, A Morris.
ia lS-3t*
A SELECT b Ill will be given by the Valley
~ Pleasure Club, at the Masons' Hall, Church
On TUESDAY, EVENING, Jan lsa, 1864.
Good music will be in attendance
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, IS.
BALLET MASTER.
" W Aud.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Dudley,
1T Ryan,
Brannon,
Austin.
EB-The managess will be responsible for all
checked articles. ja l8-2f
A GRAND BALL
IA Will be given ct the
NEW MARKET HALL,
TUESDAY ErENING, Jan Is, 1894.
FLOOR MASA6ERn.
wv Gentry, JamUs Melton,
] Shanor.
MANAGERS AND PRoPRIETDRs.
G Phillips, W Shepperson.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
j. 15-4tt
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lU01T01 alk1B-1UsUnD dana
r. " q Hsas0nss. 4Awcf'r.


V7ERY Hsudsome Furniture e Auction. -On Wed.
" nesdsy the 0oth inst 1t 10 O'Clock, I win sell
q enc resiiencc Of Mr. L HexteF, On Mayo, corner
Of Ross st. Ill his Household Furniture, embracing
Elegant Parlor Suit, consisting o. two dvaas,
six parlor chairs, ono large paflor and one
rocking chair
Superb Brussels tapestry carpet
DAmask and lace curtains
Marble top tables
1sntel vases, engraviugs, &c.
The Chamber Furniture ID probably the most beau
tisul In the city, consisting q
elegant suit in rosewood, and embraces Eu.
genia bedstead, wardrobe, cabinet, and
washstand TO match
Together with
Jenny Lind and other bedsteads
Walnut and mahogany bureaus
Marble top waihslAnds
Cane seat and other chairs
lounges, feather beds
Mattresses, looking glasses
Granite and tin toilet sets
black walnut extension tables
Large pier mirror. plated ware
Floor oil cloth, 3ply carpets, stair do
Nursery and other tenders.
ALSO,
1 large and complete range, In excellent order
Side tables, wood seat chairs, refrigerator
And general assortment Of
China, cr0ckery, and glassware
china press, mating, &C.
The whole being Of the very best quality, Affords
. good opp0rtun. ty for housekeepeTs 70 select.
ALSO
One gray Mare will be sold.
ja18 E8 PLEASANTS, Auct.
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NI.IZARY NOTICES

MILITARY NOTICES
HIADo'fs Co A, lsr BAIT CAVALRY
for Local Defence,
Richmond, Jan 10Th, 1885,
TIME members Of this company are commanded TO
meet at the commando stable on Wednesday
evening, a: O'clock with uniforms and arms In
good order for inspection and drill All members OF
this company employed In thu departments are spe
cialiy called to this notice. all absentees without
leave will be dealt with according to orders from the
commandant Of the forces for local defence.
By order. THOS RUSKELL,
1t CONG 90 4.
FM WAlDRoP, OS. il l9-2tt
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BIZ 10lesoss, Catlett d Co., Aucf'rs,
mo. 9 Pearl street.

NO. . I CHII bLT6CC.I
A UPTON We will sell at auction, at our store,
"A on Tuesday next, the 10th inst, commencing ct
10 O'Clock NJ Dry Goods, consiating Of
Cloths dsnnes. wooden shirts
And other seasoaable goods
Boots and shoes, hats, groceries
And 900 lhs bfimStoue.
jaH TOILESON, CATLETT co, Aucts.
POSTPONtMESr-Our auction sale, advertised
to take place 10 day at 10 O'Clock ID poetponed
until Thursday next, ct the same hour.
TOLLESON, CATLETf 3 co,
hl9 No Q Pearl street