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Runors III Richmond.

RIcHAoND Feb. Is.
There were .eports last sht that he Yam
kscs are again coming mp the Peninsular, in
dir .ct;on of Bsrhamsvil!e. Various reports
h.va been received to the eilcc; that large
force of The enemy ere assembling at 1crk-
town.
One .a9apn. Gays fifty odd transports with
tro,:'s ..rriYed in &ork river this week.
Rumors ksYe been current hero for tSo or
threo days that god has largely advanced in
New York, which is nes cre,iited at the usual
,ourcts o. r-lia,,le inform aiion.
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of March next. A provision in the billem
powers. the Secretary of the Treasury to fix
the maximum Of Fsreign prices at which, Or
within which, all goods lra'ie wh lily or pa:s-
iy OF cotton, flax, wool or silk, may lie im.-
ported This is designed to Insure :Ls i'm
po7taton of articles Of prime necessity ard
common use.
We may mention in this connection ytllat
the Setate has passed a bill. to estsbiish a
buresu Of foreign supplies. Ths injunction
Of secrecy has been removed from tho bill, so
IS. as the Senate is Concerned but it il bcins
considered in secret ssssion by tie Hoa4s o
. Reoresentativea.
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Stray Mule.

TEyAKEN up by tho Subscriber roam oolorei
Il MARE MULE,-ssld last fall to Dr.. Vim.
Coleman and by him to somo in Hamburg.
When irst seen there va, another mule with it
bay with white mouth. Perhaps it may 10 In
the nOghborhood.
The owner is requested to como forward, prove
property and take it away.
MRs. JOHN GRIFFITH.
Riehsrdsonvllle, Feb 1t s
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$40 Reward.

a WILL give reward Of 800 for any inforna-
4 tion coae-rnins certain COW and YEARL-
ING tim, left nay premises in Sept. last. The
Cow ia no horned, aad is marked with smooth
crop aud a!i, in tho rish: car-rel heud and red
apots on her sides. The fGsrling hns tho Same
mark as tho Cow, with rod Sides and white back.
Ny address j, Gsaritsvillo, 8. c., care of Vau-
olu:c Box. N. NJ. MAYS.
Feb l6 Ito
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NOTICE TO 90
RELIEF

HNuRsUAET tp i.struotions from tho Colap-
tr-llcr General, THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SOLDIERS BOARD OF RELIEF arc
required to .sssss and collect a Tax 10 Kind of S
p-r cept Oh al Manufactures including sAoos,
Hsrscss, Wagons, Bngsies, spinaing Wheels
LonmI. Slay,, Reels, and all articles m nanufacured
Of iron-P,ows, Herse. Shoes, Axes, Hoes and
Tool. CT any kind made in the Jcar 1853.
Each Comnissioner is authorized to csnmntc
articles which cannot be used, for those which
saa be used By Soldiers' families, and such ar
tiscs q. will be Of no use to them are to be sold
and til. proceeds applied to these for whose bene-
Gt lhs tax was intended.
A rsturn sf.5 per cont On all articles manufao-
tursd of the raw material, for sale or barter, is
!hsref.ro required to be made immediately.
J. II. MINIS.
Sce'ry and Treas. 8. B. r.
Feb. II, st
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From Charleston.
The Mercury Of Saturday says:

The Mercury Oh Saturday says
About two o'clock on Friday morning our
batteries on James and Sullivans Islands, as
welta those III the harbor, open"d general
and simultaneous fire upon Morris Island
For two hours the roar of inc heavy ordnance
ives lncesssat, and the spectacle was grand
oae. O.. course nothing is known, SO far as
to the rcsul. Of this sudden and singular can-
nonaGe.
The Courier of Saturday says:
TIE practice Of our ba.teres WAC splendid,
and is believed to have been the most effective
Of the siege, nearly every shell exploding in
mediately over thu eneny,s. batteries, mol
ishing the Yankee calcium liz at Cummings
Point, aad knocking down the Gag staff at
Battery Gregg. :,
Ad spatch from Gen. Wise dated at.Fripp's'
Johns Island, ct six z. N. OF the llth, re-
p,rts that the enemy came up in force, when
We opened fire upon them at twenty-five min.
ues past three o'clock. The enemy ceased
firing at fo:ly minutes past Gyc O'Clock and
retreated, with our cavalry in pursuit. They
left some wreck behind Of small arins and
disabled horses. In this engagement We lost
nono in killed. One man severely and an
other slightly wounded, and ore missing Gre
reported az tie !o:Al plumber Of casualties.
a Yankee prisoner captured reports the
:. I .my's force cans'a:ed of two btisades, 'one
Of teen COMMANDED by 8 Colonel, with six
pieces If ar!iiery. He ssys they started last
! saturday nigh; coming up'by the way Of the
X awah, aud landed on Johnson's Island, u
the force. cn gagged hs s5snsd to know very
little, but mentions tho 4lst New York, l2Ith
aad i4tb Pennsylvania, he former ccnlmsn
| d=;; By Cp: Van Ga, oae CT two oa;o reg
i.ne..t<, o:;c 81 ,llem ;h- G5th, aad tho 10th
i'o1ncc,icrt The tls', tp wiricl. he helo',ss
l.as b G.. tati ~: OF t'rlly sand.
A .rest m.ny d tie Ya sea tests N Nor
rs' Is!s.d, it is reported, have disappeared
suddenly. A tie steamers in Lighthouse
injc. have also disappeared, leaTins nothing
there but supply and ether schooners.
20 l|y four shots were firad upon tho city
Thursday night One shst was also fred a
Fort Sumter Thursday night aud missed.
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Important Bills Approved by the Presi-
dent.
The President has approved tho followisg

The President has approved the followis 8
bills of Congress, passed in secret session:
A bill to impose restrictions upon foreign
commerce. This bill prohibits the exporta-
;ion of cotton, tobacco, naval and military
s,ores, nolsSses, sugar or rice, under the PEN
atty Of the forfeiture of arr vessel or vehicle,
or any slaves or animals, engaged iii the tran.-
uorialion thereof. Permits TO export may be
arslted under rules which may be prescribed
Ivy the President. The bill also prohibits tic
scuding Of any of the above named articles to
any point in the Confederacy in possession Of
the enemy. A violation of this law comes
within the categarycfh;gh misdemeanor, and
Is punishable by Gns and Imprisonment, at
the j:ixcsttion Of tie Confederate States
i hill to prob ii; tbe importation Of lcxr-
r;.s into the Conisderstp States. Thu, bill
nrohibits the importation OF luxuries (ot which
= long list is euuueEatsd) alter the first day
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For tie Advertiser.
Fall In.

Mr.. EpIron-can you inform us whether the
Enrolling officer knows to what Company, Ros!-
mont, or Brigade, the strasglers in the village,
from the army, belOngi Do they report to him !?
Do not h:s orders require thOa to report? If the
people DO not inquire into thi, mattop, it will bo
difhcslt to toll whom the ranks will be fal!,
AgNY
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5000 Reward.

DUSAMAY OR STOLEN from my rremis.,
Eb, on lN:h last, my Scsre wonan Liza. Said
L,,a is about IL yoars old, resy likely, weigh:
aboat ls5 pounds, color between that sf black
and copper, had on Hhen she left a hoInespun
dress With hole in the samo under the arm, good
eountcnnncc, and speaks mildly and promptly
when spoken to.
:. uill siv. reward of 5000 for the approhcn-
sion of sail girl, ard s50e for proof to convict
any one Of. stealing hsr. JOHN SEIdLER.
GRAsrrsv1LLg, Feb. l3, If
~ Augusta Coa.titafionnlist and Charleston
Courier, will copy thrOs times, every other day,
and forward bill Ia this 0Eice Immediately.
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III, Firla d f'ife,iis ha, rot been re-
cei,el at This Office for sono throo .reeks. What
can the matter bs /? Surely this valued fA,ailJ
journa! has not asain suapcadSa.
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Notice

rs hereby given to sll concerned that will
u make u final settlement on the Estate Of John
W. Walker, decd, in the Ordinary'a 0ihcet on
Thursday, the 10th March next All having
claims rsa,st said Estate will present them "
that day, and ti9so Indebted will please pay up.
MOSES HARRIS, Ad'vr.
Fsbl 81
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Contributions.

We have besu requested by W. 2. DuRrsos,
Eso, to acknowledge tue receipt Of one HIM
drsd p,Iars from JAS. A. Dostsa, Esq, md
Fifty Doliurs from Ar T. N. LUsDr for tho bono
St of iadirsn. families in this vicinity. =
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o.art. BeA. Roper.

This wcl battered veteran, Of tho nsll battered
and .o,eran 7.h, has boon at home fr tHo or three
weeks past AID begin, to look as he had never
been punctured by tho Yankees. He will DO Of
in few days to giro tbon anolhcrturn.
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Sie.c Of Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. Is.
Thc enemy have withdrawn their forces
f!ur, johns Island, sn;:: are reported goac off
in their gunboats.
The fanksc. ON Morris Island were engag.
ed to-day repairing injuries 10 batteries cauS-
cd by our shsl,ing.
There were no iurti,cr she!ling Of the city
,o.dav
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJr AND INsP. GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Feb. 10, 1864.

ADJ'f AND IN6P. GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Feb. 10, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
n BY an ACT of the General Assembly Of tAis
h State, entitled " An Act to amend the Law In
relation to the General Staf," it is provided that
the dutios heretofore perfarncd by tho Ordinances
Ofioer bo hereafter performed by tho Arsenal
Keepers Of Charleston and Columbia under the
supervision of tue Adjutant and Inspector Con-
oral" The Keepers of the Arssnals will. there
foro, make their reports aud address their oorres-
pondsneo to the Aljutans and Inspector General,
and ebey all orders from that ofscer.
II. Tho State Works at Grscnvills having oeon
assigned, by orders heretofore Issued from this
office, to the Ordnance Department, all orders ane
iu,,rt fer the superintendent of said Works.
an all communications from him, will se made
to .he Adjptant and Inspector General, except
whom the urgency of the case will not admit Of
delay. Dy order:
Adi,s aud -Lasp'r Gen,l 8. G.
&5- All papers In tho State will please cory
Onoc.
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. Hasten Forward.

Ws call the ,ttsntioa ofnall wioH it may con-
cs,a, TO tho Card Of capt, cAANtTox, acting IN,
der o.apra FROM Gen. Jon JOHNSTON. Easeasld
men, ne k=.w, will mead but one warning New
is tie tiiro, if evar, to 'be a yeur posts .,
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MILITARY Notice.

HEAD-QUAHIEhS,
EbaEPlELD G H., Feb. 18th, 1884.
ALL Commissioned, non.commissioned Off
IA cers and Prigatss. belonging to the Army Of
Tennessee, or to>Lieut. Con. Longstreet'D Corps,
who arc now at homo on account of Sickness, or
Wounds resolved in battle, and also all raen Do
tailed in any Department nhatsoerer, sro hereby
ordered to rsndearous at Hamburg on the 9Th, or
at Nnety.si1 and tho dif1eren. Dopots on tho
Grsenville Rail Road on the 4th March, prepared
to iaoyo forward to their respective commands.
Officers will be found at the abore-named
points, who viii extend orders, and furnish trans
portation.
By command Gen. Johnston.
Fl. W. L. CHARLTON,
Capt. c. S. a.
Fob IL 2t 8
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rw Farmers will please notice tho change in
Ei.E c..ec.sar.'s advertisement on another column
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17
For the Legislature.

Mr. EDITOR :-zAa tho country 1T this time re-
quires tie beet talent, me propose the name Of
Gen. r. G. NJ. DUN0vANT for Seat in tho
ner. Legislature. We hopo be will no: refuse to
give tko State the bencft Of hii Council.
MANY VOTERS.
III - "a @
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-17

@sc BY order Of Iiaoo.n tho execution Of Gin
y, tie murderer of Gan. McCosk, ia postponed
ahi lie wi!l, it is thought, be pardoned.
.sg- Tho Now York Herald says there i, a
strong movement in progress sm.pg the leaders
Of the Republican party in that city to aOcurs the
nomination of Gen. Fremont for the mex, Tresi-
lcscy:
eSe' Tho Nes7 York World has letter frca
Chattanooga, iztimatinz that tfo Federal cavalry
! reald soon atternpt raid en- Mon.yone,y, Ala.
Til, rnnlor is probably put alost 10 corer up
ethxr designs. Our generals should bo on tho
;osk ont in all quarters.
5eSr' The Gor,hrrn. papers admit tho defeat of
theil forces and the espture of tkeir wagon trars
by General Early il Western Virginia.
Is" a saiai,r st Nation, Ind, attempted to
maks citizen take the oath short time since,
and on his refusal shot him dead. Great excite
mont Ws: created bJ the act.
AN~ Col. John Il. Blocker, of TuscslOosnj re-
Gently sent to Judge Oliver, Of areerq county,
Ala, an etIer GU his oyersoors for one thousand
bushels OF corn for tho INDECENT families of sol-
licrl of Greene county.
cgy, The Charleston Mercury records tho death
of Ex-Governor John P. Richardson, which oc-
eurred ut his rcsidcace in Clarendon District, on
the 9th uitimo, in the sirtythirl year of his ags.
ss- In certain places in Indiana SO many
young men have enlisted that it is almost impes-
siblo to got work dOnc upon The farms. Many
large farms aro without a single hand to cultivate
them.
Ns- Congress bas endorsed the rOfasal Of tho
p,os lcnt 20 recognize Beast Butler u, tbs Fcleral
Assnt for the exehauso OF prisoners Of war.
SssJ Richmond letter writer's state tia: e en-
Lees army is making preparations for move in
some alrssHQR,
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Notice.

Notice.
NMY FATHER, T. W.. LANHAM, is my au-
iva tboris,d Agent in the transaction of all bs-
sinoss connected with the Estate Of ". Jasper
Wells, decd. d. EuthNAA mhnLSf
Fshl6 2ts ADM,
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Horse Greek Academy.

EFynE Exercises Of .his School will be opened
4 on tho third Monday (l5th) Feb. 1854
Tuition ut rates - correspond with tho times.
Parents de.irous O.. having thoir children thor
ouphly instructed in the usual Aeadcmic.Cours
will huve nll nesdful attention given them. Tho
moral culture of pupils will also receive proper
care.
Good Board can be obtsiued convenient to the
N'A' " R. G. JOHNSON.
Feb 10 2te
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Raise YOUR MULES !!

A SUPERIOR JACK will stand the ensuing
IA Spring Season ut DR.. R. T. Minis Steam
Mill. Terms 800 the Season-thc money TO ac-
company tho mare. The Season to eonmeWca
the 10th March and close the lst May.
J. Ii. MINIS.
Fab ls If
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STATE OF sourHc CAROLINA.

MZ. S. -
ADJr AND 1NspEcroR-aEN's oFPIcE,
COLUMBIA, February II, 1854.
5ENEKAL ORDERS no. A.
r THE following perions hariaz been appointed
L. State Enrolling Officers and Surgeons fer tho
erUal Judicial Districts, arc hereby annsuneed
$ such and Hill be obsyed and respected accsrd-
ngly:
Ab5esiue Districf.,
John Lesly, Enrolling 0ficer.
Jos. ]. Wardlaw, Surgeon.
Aadorsoa District.
s. Bleckly. Enrolling Officer.
DR.. A. P. Carter, Surgeon.
Barnosu Di,iriet.
James Pattsrsor, Enrollins 0Eosr.
DR.. James J. o'BsnnOn, Surgeon.
Beaufort 0;strief.
". F. Hut,on, Enrolling 0ficer.
Dr.. Henry Fuller, Surgeon.
Charleston Dinriet.
J.'P. Doysan, Enrolling ofiser.
DR.. J. c. AeKewn, Surgeon.
Ch4a~ District.
Enrolling Officer.
Surgeon.
ch",ecfa1s District.
J. P. Harrsll, Enrolling 0fies,.
--, Surgeon.
Clarendon Districi.
Fredriek Lcscsne, Enrolling Officer.
DR.. Charles Henry, Surgeon.
Darliagton Distries.
s.W DuBoso, Earolling Officer.
DR.. ". Player, Surgeon.
Eayefsid District.
B. C. Bryan, Enrolling Officer.
DR.. N. W. Abnoy, Surgeon.
Fairfield Dis,riet.7
W. R. Robertson, Enrolling Officer.
--, Surseon.
Greenoits District.
-----, Enrolling oai.os.
---, Surgeon. -
Gsorgetossa Disfriet.
Samuel Samson, Enrolling 0fic:r.
Dr.. Vim. Prior, Surgeon.
Harry Distriet.
james A. Thompson, Enrollins cEssr.
DR.. John II. Grant, Surgeon.
Kershar Disrics.
+. u. Kennedy, Enrolling Officer.
DR.. Daniel DoSsussure, Surgeon
Laneaster Dissrior.
A. R. Allison, ENROLLING Officer.
DR.. R. E. Wiley, Surgeon.
Lurress District.
-, Enrolling oGcer.
--, Surgeon.
Ls<iHg.oa District.
q. Arthur Fort, Enrolling 0ficar.
Dr.. Josiah Caughman, Surgeon.
Rarioa District.
Alex. Godbold, Enrolling 0ficor.
-, Surgeon.
Marlboro District.
james B. Breelen, Enrolliug Officer.
DR.. ]. T.Jennings, surgsNA.
Ne'OberSs District.
Burr ]. Rnmsge, Enrolling Officer.
Br. o. Z. Mayer, Surgeon.
= Orange6urg Di.riot.
y.D. v. Jamison, Enrolling 0aices.
DR.. ]. II. 0'Cain, Surgeon
Pichen' Dis.rio,..
R.A. Thompson, Enrolling Oflees,
DR.. II. C. Miller, Surgeon.
Riealand Distri,L
Y. 7. Levin, knrolltpg Omcer.
DR.. R. W. Gibbes, jr., Surgeon.
Sportanbury Dishic:.
J.B: Iv,isson, Enrolling Officer.
Dr.. L. c. Kcnnedy, Surgeon.
Uuioa District.
Robert Macbeth, Enrolling 0dissr.
DR.. B. F. Eawls, Surgeon.
williamsburg Di.triet.
--, Enrolling Officer.
Dr.- Henry, Surgeon.
York Dis.rict.
j. G. Enloe, Enrolling Officer.
John z. Lindsey, Surgeon.
III. ,Mhero Surgeon is ret appointed in 40,
District, tho Enrolling Officer will select some on
to act until the appointment shall be made.
III. In some Districts no appointments har
been nndc hut when made will bo hereafter sa
nounced in orders.
". Officers appointed under this srder wi!
Immediately proceed to the discharge of thei
dutios.
BY command of tho Gevsrusr.
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Edj't and Inspector General 8. c.
Fob. II 1t Q
s.sy- Papers of tho State publish oacs.
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Recruits Wanted.

A NY persons nilling to 30 to tho l9sh 8. G.
"A Regiment can hear sf something to their
advantage by calling on the Subscriber near
Richardssnrille P. o., Edgeacd Dist
CAPT. VS.. PETERe0N.
F,h IN Ala
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:za- Fajor Mr.bJ has been promoted to
Lisutsnsat Colonvlcy by tho Secretary Of War
ard esmnissiqasa NTH that yank
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Headquarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,
EpcsrrELn, Feb.f1s.b. 1884.
v1YHE notice Of all Absentses from the Army Of
4 Tennessee, or Lieut.. General Longstreets
C;rps, is called to the foregoing orders Of Capt.
cutnLros. F. Al. SCHIRMER,
Liout and Chief E. 0. Of Edge.
Fob 10 At 8
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The soldiers Boards Of: Relief.


There is TO institution in oRr eosptry 10 which
ps look with moro interest than. these Soldiers
Boards o: RolieG They arc not soeoad to :he
Army itself, because the very existence OF the
Army dcpends mainly upon the proper manage
m:nt Of th.so Boards: Our gallant soldiers mil
endure hArdsAits snd dangers in the hsld and IN
tho camp so icns Us thcy know that "tho loved
opcs Il homo" arc taken caro- Of But il is not to
bs expected tsat a soldier will defead his country
shsI that oosntry baso!y refuseH % support his
wife and children. As long as ". Government
places sufieiont msaas in tho hFids OF these
po.rda, snd ,hoy arc judiciOu:!y and honestly
managed, our army can never ho aubduad. 1t iS
tAc pressure at home, and not tho valor OF tho
ensmy, that NO havo to apprehond.
We are neutrality-suspicious. thatthes0 Boards
have been invested BIZ the Legislature with TOO
wdo di,creton, as they arc not always composed
of nlen of'the widest discretion. There arc two
great object, to be kept in wow BY these Boards
Thew vere established from humane and chris
tiaz principle Of relieving the sugsrings Of .ha
wives and children of poor and INDECENT soldier i
DuI tl3Ie " s~JJCI WHICH, taeS
never loso sight Off. O. keeping tie Slider sat-
:shcd a! his posi-. This brings us TO = decision
lately made by highly intelligent Board in m
ehor District, and which We GRO satisfied no. only
wrong blu. highly dangerous, ana'contrary to the
funda N on al policy for which thcsc Boards arc
established. The members Of the said Board
docidsd that tho family Of substitute is not
entitled to support from thcso Boards of Reliof
Nothing could be mere ucjust or unmiso. Tho
,ubs,.ut. is fghting for his country artsking his
life, which is as dear as another mans life. These
who hare not deserted are good soldiers perhaps
as any we hare, and 10 keep them coutonted in tho
array is rnattor of the frat Importance; this is
to be done only by supporting their families'
Assip. thoy sre universally poor men, and thoir
families need support. Ina consequence Of adopt
ing such a rule generally among orr Soldiers
Boards of Relief would be in the highest degree
prejudieial ts our cnwo. 1t might create disaat-
isfacion and desertion aneng tho entire body of
u5sti,utes-estinated from Thirty to Fifty Thou
,xnd mon. We ccmmsnd this subject to the caro-
lul and serious consideration of our Soldiers
Boards Of Relief,
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DUa1soE, XEEss s CD.

SUBSCRIPTIONS 30 e,e ADVERTISER for one
year FIVE DOLLARS in advance. For Six Months
THREE DOLLARS.
ADYERTls%MENTs vii! be Inserted at THINE
DoILAI5 per s4.cs Il" n::n;.a lines or les) os each
in.a.iion Advertisements Without i suc,ions IS 10 !!ie
aaaosr os ,iyurs % inserted will be published u
forbid. and charged accordingly.
Announcing Candid.;-. FOR sny oflee CT homer or
proa!, TWESTI DOLLARS, to bo paid before the an
hounce,seit is PutshPd.
Cb:!usry notices Triiu!cs or Sespsc or any ecnin'i-
uicaiion personal in is na:u' will BE- rated ms aoVer
Il. an :ats and ebsrgsd accordingly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-25
A AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by Ga. jbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM

NERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
Y OF THIRiY-THREE ACRES, CALLED
COAX GROVE" WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE
cry, on THE STONEY RUN ROAD, AND A
LARGE DWELLING, WITH NINE ROOMS
AND SUITABLE OUT-BUILDINGS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 2Gth October, at
81 O'Clock T. NJ. the valuable little FARM,
located above, containing THIRTY-THREE
ACRES, III n very high state Of cultivation The
improvements consist Of Il Dwelling with nine rooms,
beside untiuIyhrd Attic, and Kitchen with -four
rooms. Wgot-huust Smoke house. two Barns, Sta
bes Corn-hpuee sc. There two wells Of tx
celitnt water and large crop Of Vegetables the
place 4 portion If them may be purchased at fair
valuation.
Partial possession will be given at once to enable
the purchaser to seed fill and winter crops and full
possession on the lst Of November
The above il the valuable little Farm owned for
meIiy 10y JaJnc, KHnaI Esq.
Trans {: Onc-third cash. the balance at SIX and
twelve months; OF all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers,
oc2 Successors to G0ddin 4 AppcrsOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-25
DENTISTR Y.

nENTAE NOTICE.-G. w. JONES,
y SURGEON DENTIST, having opened an
office Franklin street between Eighth and Ninth
streets, fourth door from the OF Eighth those
wishing hls services can ste hun from to 5, and
from 10 g. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Sc Dim
HNIlE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECO-
NERED from his late Illness vail attend lbs
office from TODAY uud will be pleased 10 see his
patients and The public generally y splendid as
sortment of GOLD FOIL and other materials on
hand
Persons wishing to see on business, after office
hours, vail please call at my residence, Marshall
street, between First and Adams.
NJ. A. BLANkMAN,
Sc lots Surgeon and Dentist, So Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-25

WANTED To HIRE, Immediately,
W WET NURSE. Apply at the corner of
Franklin and Adams streets.
2J-lt- RICHARD q. MOkNISS.