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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
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Entered according to the Act Of Congress- the yea
1sS3 by J. 8. THkAsHHR, in the Clerks ONCE Of the Dis
ct Court Of the Confederate States for the Aortherl
District Of Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29

Here is what Ruskin says of his countrymen We
Eoglish as nation, know not and care not to know,
a single broad or basic principle of human Justice
We have only our instincts to guide We will hit
anybody again who hits us, We will take care of our
own families apd our own pockets, and charac
terizd in our present phase OF nghtenment mainly BY
"a ,e in speculation lavish expenditure suspicion
panic generosity wherein generosity is useless anxiety
for the souls of savages regardless for those of civilized
nations enthusiasm for the liberation OF blacks, apathy
to ensavements of whites proper horror for regcide,
polite respect tor popucide sympathy for those whom
whom we have ourselves delivered to DEATH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
RETUaNED CONFEDERATE PRISONERS.

RICHMOND. Sept 1lst 1864.
"A Tag CT truce boat arrived at Varira to-day bringing
six huLdred returned prisoners.
The prisoners reached here at O'Clock tonight.
large crowd Of ladies and others had assembled at the
wharf to them but they had mostly dispersed before
her arrival n consequence Of the Steamer having bssn
detained the obstrucons Of the low tide
TQe men are in excellent spirits.
Four hundred moro are to be brought up tomorrow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29

/DEtERrEas COMING IE-We learn authenticall7 that
up to Thursday last LOG deserters had come in to
the Home Guard nov in Moore county, and there is
coed prospect of more coming in being caught To-
morrow is the last day aoHed foan assurance Of par
don upon voluntary return.
We hear of many more in other counties who have
come in. Among those caoght the Salisbury Watch
man mentions one man in Rowan county who had been
q deserter for nearly two years.-Fay. Observer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
NRXICAN NEWS.

RIoHMoND, Sept. Il, 1854.
The Baltimore American OF the afternoon os the loh
obtained through picket lines Dutch Gap to-day
has telegram Cairo which says Mexican. who
lived at New Orleans the 2oh reports Cortenas
ing unable to cope with the French He crossed bis
of two thousand anc sixteen cannon over the Bio
Grande and occupied Brownsville and after driving out
tho Confederstes hoated the Yankee Gag Coraas has
offered the Federal commander BRACES the services
OF himself and army.
Gold il New York Monday was qu oted Ut 225.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
HEADQUARTERS CAPE FEAR, J
WILMIkG FoN, n. c., Rarch 80, lSe4,

(CIRCULAR:
Is having been ascertaEed that traitors in our midst
beea in the habit Of communicating information
enemy through lines the White Oak River
eeWCere, all crossing of these lines, except by perms-
sion ''om these Headquarters is hereby prohibited Off
commanding posts of this command will arrest
ard send to these Headquarters all persons infringing this
order.
BY Command OF Maj. General WHITING
JAMES FL. HILL,
haj. Is A. A. General.
April 7th, 1854. 2st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
STATE OF EOH1H CAROLINA,
NEW HANCYER CoUNTY-IN EQUITY.
lrtha Browning,

I
Petition for Diporce.
VIM. Fl. Browning.
APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court that The
6efendent W. II. Browning, is q noD-residen 1t ia
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying said de-
fndan to appear at the next of said Court and pie
sswer or demur Judgment will be taken pro confesso
E TO him.
Test, A, II, WADDELI.. q. AZ E.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
GEN. RODEs' REMAINS.

LYEoHBuRa, Sept. 7lst, 1854.
The remains of Gen. Rodes arrived here TO- nigh. The
body will lay in state at the city Court House until Friday
moruiuing, when It Will be inferred.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29

ROm NUM- Helm t1h6iNlA-El66T NBAR WIN
CHEsT6R-COEFEDERA Rate FORCES RETIRE WITH
SEVERE LOSS.-GENERALS RODEs AND GORDON
KILLED.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2lst, 1854.
dispatch from Gen. Lee says that Gen. Early reports
that on the morning Of the lsh tho enemy advanced
Winchester, which place he met the attack, which
was resisted from early in the day until night, when
hs compelled to retire. After night he fell back
Fishers Hill. Our loss Ia reported severe.
Gems. Rodes and Gordon fell while nobly doing their
duty.
Three pieces of artillery lost. The trains and
plies were brought OF safely.
Unofficial reports that Early has fallen back stras
burg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29

GOLD AND GREENBAcKS-A Saratoga letter.Wrlter
records the following novel mods of paying hotd bills
Among the anomalies OF deprecated paper cIrreti-
cy, the following is noteworthy There are at
at the springs quite number of Cubans-never before
so many. They all come laden with gold, On which,
at home, they have paid no premium. On the liqui-
dation of their board bills they allowed the prem-
um of course. The practical result is that when q
Cuban has been here month, and has feasted WELL
be lays down hundred dollars in gold and receives
in return, receipted bin and onehundred and fifty
six dollars in change! The Cubans, hence, are living
gratis, and making money by it besides or course
they are greatly enjoying themselves at our expense
The New York Herald gives as an indication Of pro-
gress the following: -Four athletic and very greasy ne
groes pitting down all in 10 Broadway omnibus,
and three isbes (white) standing up in the same bus,
and hanging on to the straps"
4 Far WoMAN.-Barnum's fat woman, Mrs. Jane Pish'
or, exhibited in his Museum died at her home in Con-
neccut the other day Her exhibition weight was 6oO
pounds Ten men were employed to get her into her
cp, which wide that the door OF the house had
to b. enlarged TO enable it's removal.
MoEz DxssRrIRs Several deserters from the en-
emy lines yesterday. They in common WIN
Others report that many more behind waiting proper
opportunity and give themselves up 70 our pck
ets Our Government viii have army OF these fe'
lows send they continue to come as they have
done during the past few dsys.-Pss. Ezpress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

New GeoDs AT BEAN & MoRGAY's!-Nery
large new stock OF Spring Goods-hand-
soonest dress goods III the country-larse
lot of beautiful Silks. just arrived The
ladies..wil be delighted to learn that dress
goods, and goods generally, are lower than
they were a year ago or last ,all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

CONCERT BY 800 CnILDRES-Nr. Haven-
hills school which has been under in.
structron for nearly three months, and
consists of over 30D children, give con-
cert at Union Hall on Thursday evening
next, March leah. Full particulars will
at the beginning OF the week. 1t is ia-
tended to be the finest affair Of the SOFT
ever given in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Gov. YATES CoMISG.-A Springfield dee.
patch states that Gov. Yates will be at
Ottawa on Tuesday next. March sth, to
address the veterans 9: the Oath regiment
the Yates Sharp Shooters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Mr.. F. c. PREscoTr mas been opening a
wagon load or two OF boxes for several days
past, and on looking iuto the matter, We
find he has received tremendous new
stock of hats, caps, furnishing goods, &c
The best goods in that line are always
found at Prescotts ant cheap as any body
dare sell them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

CHICAGO MARKEr-Whea market from
vance Of lie. Spring No |. $l.0S $llQ No
9Sa 99c Corn for new prices advanced
lc. Sales at 70 for No new, and 50 for
old Oats 63 65c. Barley sl25 a 100.
Dressed hogs Sass Beef cattle 1915 q
1918 per 100 for prime to extra grades.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

CAMP MoRRlIL.-There are somewhere
in the neighborhood Of 500 men now at
Camp Morrill,, in the western part OF this
city, belonging chiefly to the Gath veteran
regiment, Col. John Morrill,. The UNDER
standing was that they were to leave for
the front to- day. but they have received
permission to remain another week. The
Camp will be visited next Tuesday by Gov.
Yates and other dignitarIes, when Of
course the Governor will make a speech.
Although we have heard complaint Of
a few irregularities, we must say that
though our streets for month past have
been full of soldiers, quite as good order
has prevailed as generally prevails in their
absence Their bearing is courteous and
gentiemanly, they are we'll dressed and
behave like true and gallant men, as they
are They have plenty of greenbacks, and
dispense them freely, 50 that our traders
aud business men would be quite willing to
have til. N stay here all the time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Among the latest arrivals in town from
the field we notice Maj. HoUGBTA1LNG, OF
the Artillery, and Capt SMITH, Of the SD
Ill Infantry. They are both home on
business, ard remain but few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

SENILKNAN, sured Of Nervous Debility, Ineou-
pstens1 Premature Decay and YeaihfL Error, aetuat
ID ~ desire 20 benefit Others, viii be happy fur
aish - as who Deed 1t of eharse)th recipe and
Ahsctio1s tos making the simple Remedy in his
Ssss. These wishing to profit by his sxperienes-a
pSseese Q Valuable Remsdy-wiil receive the ssre br
return nail, Carefully sezed,) by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN
pVvSS Ne - uAsssv Da1sVv, NV YER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

1t EI7zCEzAIp.-Wc owe the Lieut. IN
humble apology. In announcing his pro
motion last week we gaze him only
Second Licutenancy. This was an error
He is First Leutenant-went " two SIS 5
p, one bound May he reach TIE top Of
tas ladder
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Ma. FINN has received one Of the largest
stocks Of Perfumery, hair OIL soap, combs,
knives, watch CHAINS, rings, beads, NOUS
zach, hair and clothes brushes, DO, dc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

CHEEvER AHRAD.-Nr Cheever is ALREADY
in receipt Of a-.heavy new stock of spring
goods. Among them are some of the
handsomest dress goods ever seen in
Ottawa. The stock IS choice throughout,
selected with great care, and will lie sold
at prices that canaot fail t. attract purch.
aSers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
Ottatpa frsr Gra0er

Boy WANTED At this ofhee-l4 to II
years old One living in this city pre-
ferred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

The combination o: ingredients in these pills the
result Of long and extensive Practice. They are
mild ii their operation and certain in correcting all
Irregularities Painful Menstruators removing a OBJ
struct;ons, whether from cold otherwise headache
Paic in the side palptations OF the heart whites all
hervo;s Affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back
and limbs &c, disturbed sleep, which inter
Yuptions of nature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

SID jain 10 Anna =, Dear.s: dear,
| am COMM ssinnsd to recruit
"Ah, john nay love. JUS look you here
! will eulls:, i iil2t ill suit"
Thei. Henry Sp7sr, Sweet Ellen, love
My country Is, and must CO.
.'Ah. Henry ac.T. your dearest ore
Cannot he -: behind, you know"
"wh It arms s What bIG nch:" the men replied.
The horfe: or Affrn "rrdteryE"
The maid-ns b!ls.ed, then tekiy sighed
We much prefer the Infontry."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Also a large stock of albums, portfolios
magazines, novels, and latest publications
Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Ti!tr NOR t.npf"saS. ana ur@a + R>dtescs,.
Fer unpleasant aud dangerous dI.ra IS use
HiLHBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
which Las received the endorsement Of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS II THE I. g
Is row .Yer.d afflicted humanity > a ala cure
FER the fcc inT diseases and symptoms originals ng
from and abuse OF the Urinary SexaL! eT
gans
Gel al De i'ity,
Mental and Physical Depression
Ip5eci'ity,
Determination Of Bloo- 20 tie Head.
CoE,u.ed Ideas,
Ey.ierfs,
Gen-r-! Irritabiii.y,
Restlessness and Sleeplsssne.s at Nigh:
Absence Of Muscular Encyn-y,
Lees CT Appetite,
EIn" citation.
Lo. Spirits.
d.. arsan 'sstion or Paralysis or tn
Grams al Generation,
Palpijatisn Of the Heart,
Ard, fact, al the concomi.ants ef Il Nervous ard
Dehilita:ed sate Of til. system.
To insure tie genuine cut H.ts o;it,
Dsays are dangerous.
Ask for HelInbslJ's.
Isks other.
Cures guaranteed
fekt7n See advertise ext n JHc.l.er column
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

School ELECTION The election on Tues
day for mem be:s of the Board OF Educa-
ton resulted as follows;
lst Ward-H. A. Rowland.
I'd Ward-Richard Thorne.
Sd Ward-A +. Dow.
4th Wara-T K Courtney.
5th d--A. B. Smith
9th Ward-John Hoban.
7th Ward-J Collins.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
FARM FOR SALE.

. FAhM FUN SAbEs
TIME land known "a the ERWIN fARN, 10 now OF.
4 fered for sa c. 1t lies a-out two miles north OF
the city Of OTTAWA and desirable farm As there
is in the county, being nearly all under cultivation and
handy market
The whole farm contains about geo acres. ri whole
or part wiil be sold suit purchasers.
Long time " III be given for the greater part OF the
purchase money. For particulars inquire OF
feb6. 2ru JOSEPH d. GLOVER.
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$4,000 to Loan

DLEA.E TAKE NOTICE, That will be in Ottawa
Il On Wedntsddy, Thursday and Friday OF March
9.n, 10th, and lin Next tue 'fce OF DR.. Joseph
Stou to Loan to parties upon first class
real estate security. the amount OF money, in
suit. for Of from three Ave at
ter per cent LEWIS UNbAUH.
0Ajeago, Yeb. -, 1884.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
DR cHEEsEMAN'S PILLS

are SEE e-cusi reNoedy ever known for all
plants rIar to F.NAIES To all classes they
vsluab.e iSucing ,cith ceSta'ntv pe'1odicaL re1u-
Ia,1fy. hey are known to thousands. who nave used
then periods throughout the country. hav-
ing the SsDcioeEf the mos: eminent Ptyslcs"ns IN
Imet1ca
Espticit dtreetions a,1tfng ,rhen hey shotYd moi
b aAll. vith each box-th. Price one Dollar pc,
Eor, ntaining frern 80 TO co Pss.
Pill ss,st By ntqh promptly. by reDtting to the
Proprietor, etisr c. the gents in Ottawa. Sold
y Druggists generally
BIB. HUTCHfSGs, PPoPRrEToH
2GCe6ar S.. New York.
For sale IN Ottawa by r. Y. lGK.GSs and D. WALKER.
For sale a. Tlappfsctursr's prices by LORD & SMITH.
Chicago. Ill., tapilS-S5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
Porter and Heating Stoves
CANNOT Be EIcELLED. The eei-bra,,a
"PIERCE COAL BIZ REER,"

Can .. had only 9. them in Ottawa, and are Sc lag
60 50 cheaper than they have eve. been
Altered .or SAL East or West With th.s Store UALP
THE FEEL ca y BE ST FED that 10 Usually burned
in AZ ordinary Coat Stove, with greater heal Also
ih- and splendid SHEET IROs FARLOE GOAL
STOVE
IT ROP I c, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

vas the commencement: Of era in tn. treatment
Of those irregularities ad distractions which bav
consigned many to a PREMATURE GRAVE No femal,
can enjoy good health unless she is regular nd when
ever takes place the general health be
ma "a decline
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

NJ a Il Il e ID
On the ist INST, nv Arr fur Lockwood, Esq, Mr..
CHARLES Miss NALTHA MEILINo AL OF tn. city
of ottawa.
At the Baptist Psrs mage, 6y the Rev z. C ,'cman
the lSth inst. Mr. WILLIAM DoAS and Miss MARY A
WOOIsEV
A. TIE NJ IN sion ONE by the Rev. z Coleman.
he 22d inst, Mr CrRTIs WILLIAMS and Miss JANE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

.;zn sf tie Celebrated Pat rt DsEits
.S!tsst ES',CHs il-..
TIE;fI0S Is !ayI,ed 70 the so.losIu. point, .ts..
SprEicri;y.
lsi DrElEIiI1r.-i. sting s!.h paper cara, q! isaH
- ye2ys s;oreE as sos - use :ha: Set up IN
1875
%. MASsEAcICar -zvcry portion 0! tie s.aTe l.
ihsrorrh'y continued Zach stove :. submitted to
critical test AMI nou. leave works unless com
pleisy apr p. e. 81 l.
81. ClP4cif,--gsAi-s bioiiing, boiling, rOa,,in:,
a. 81 other culinary op=rs,eas, performed at the
sTn4s tins. b,rT.lo: ao-r b-G=5 into Tread With
single Is.
-, EcoE1gr.-eaTinE tie SOS: ofii s. s7e IN or
year in the item OF feel.
sh. v1x5.L,1r5s OF ogzS.-!a The s.ewar, Stove
alone the 'front.' doors opzn -..cy no The ov.r, pro
t.c,ed b. l<tt-rs Pstent) sec--!Hg dirse: dFaa.
through tie -, II q: o5-a. oy OF perforated
o,,- IN the doors AM Jse4 H--.. /. VIII be borne IN
.ei-l :h. as tie Le.te5 air always rises this Elsh0s
Of ventilation IS sc ol7 Of va! Ue whatever
-. ES..Rs CsSrEo- - HE4---Che heat generated
BIZ III. stove Fay bs Ico L.s-eiI aI3 u5es Gro.-
sfo tiers e ,-t1s'.r'.
..A - C..-L- SzrsG Io-- - -----Ey E!lsi :
ssrpg.:sa: i.r -,t.s se.-oH Of hs- Is obtained,
sd .3e.,.u l1.-s .v5aly aad ,.sisa.y heated than
! by asy e-k.s EAora iaYlEtisT-
s,h sacil-C-Fsr:orsnel - :ze ana s..AsI' lie
7 ,sis ul - CT 5sgcre IN sius Il, IorE.
g. Tor "ITss HEEEvg!z 40 WAalGso CLsssf.-
I,.A lss-l, - ie:. piled ~ As waste Ae.
sad wi;hoc. extra fuel.
io.A. WsTfa GacE---An arraaz:nsa: f0r supply =;
+ 3 u, wa..r or ;.e sz-t room eq7a' to any range.
ia-sorl By 81 dealers O. trie. OF moths viii
7sittsu guaranty f,r RIA: = r.Od II Il.
- -ea-s- o. Tie D.. -ssss-s s7-:l.sss limitations
gov, s4 -5-r.e. See Q e: The rssaeE Of =. p. sewsr
and OF Tx :a-r-st--er ea-. s.97.. IA eihs.
+ 4. g-re'ne,
;Y-Descrir.j7e parnph s:s free by mall to any ad
dress agencies n al the pr.n- ipal cities and o-a'
p ia The Uai.ed States. Aairtzs.
FULLER, WARE; CO, 2,.y. y. J.,
Sc. ,-c;c-srs .ad Pror-ie'crs Of The ci1;os
zyCve Wurzy.
Fer ssl. IN O,t.Ts cry er JebS AASLET.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Capt-S. /. HAyET
lst Lien. u. z. GILMORE.
.. Lieut. SrEFH COOPER.
Orolsrly.-J T. Moss.
1t. Gilmore was, up to this promotion.
chief musician Of the SD regiment lie
is quite yonng-taIl, handsome, brave IS a
lion, and i great fayorite of all the boys
who Will hail his promotion with a shout.
1t, Cooper was a sergeant in the sd
Has COMO through several battles like a
nero, proved himself tip top soldier in
a! respects. aud Of course fully EARNED
his promotion But we all know Steph.
Cooper.
With O Sergt. Moss we have no ac-
ougintauc", but the tsc: that he was Sc
lected By Capt H. for So important pc
sirion. is - good certificate as he needed
Co J. l. mad. up Of crack body O.
rler. and Is sp,endidy Differed. Il will
be the bully company of the nobla I'D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

QUApErPIE SloyEMrxT-There WAS some
practice at dress parade on Monday even
Ing ., Caup Morrill, which, though some,
what unusual at military encampmcnts,
vas yet. we thirk, quite in proper keep
ing with tie infantry service. The drill
master or this occasion was the Rev. L.
Coleman. who thus reports:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

CoxpANr l. SD REclNESr-W hen Col
McLanahan arrived from the fold on q
missien to recruit fer his regiment, he gave
notice that one whole new company would
be accepted, to take the place IN the reg
iment as &c. l., the regiment never having
had Company of this letter This fred
the ambition of Lieut.. Haney, formerly
Of the 10Th regiment, who at once went
to work to rsise a company. His success
was 50 complete that the company now
numbers !O2 men, and is in camp with the
eith regiment near this city.
short tue ago the company was or
gained by the choice OF the following Of
iicers, who have all received their cenmIs
siOus:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

M.salFp In camp, at dress parade, on the ga
ult Mr. JOHN Ely and Miss ASSA WaTsoy also, Mr.
EIsHY sTRo.r and yIIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28
WANTS.

WANTED to HIRE one or two trusty
w SERVANT BOYS or MEN, at the VIRGI-
MA ARMY AGENCY, corner Thirteenth and
Cary streets sse 28-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28
AUCTrON SALES,
THIS DAY.
BY arnbbs & Williams, Auctioneers.


VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF
Y NINETY ACRES, ON THE DEEP RUN
TURNPIKE, SEVEN MILES FROM RICH
MoND, AND CROPS, STOCK, FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction, the premises, ON WE'D
NESDAY, the 2Sth of September, at II o. clock A.
NJ, the valuable little FAIA OF ninety acres, To-
Gated as above, adjoining james Sheppard and
Others There nre eighty acres cleared, and ten
acres in wood. The Farm is well enclosed. The en-
closures about the houses new and substantial.
There is well OF excellent water in the yard, and
an orchard OF fine fruit The improvements a
dwelling with two rooms, Il kitchen with two rooms,
servants house, stable for ten horses, barn and
corn-house, large ice-house, and ice-pond conye-
nient. After the sale of the land, will be sold the
crops Of corn, fodder, hay and vegetables, Of
which there is great variety; the stock,
consisting of three mules, one horse, five cows,
two giving milk; about thirty hogs ninety chick
eHs and all the plantation utensils, consisting OF
the usual variety among them three carts, one
wagon ten sets plough and other harness. rock
away and harness, and one trotting suikey; one
cider press, new, made By Hiram Smith; and one
thousand gallons ~ cider, suitable for vinegar.
Possession Of the property will be given in few
days, only reserying time to gather and deliver the
crops and vegetables.
TERMS: For the real estate, one-thir cash, ba-
lance i'll six and twelve months; all cash. at the
option of the purchaser For the personal pro-
perty, cash.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Sc % Successors to Goddin Il Apperson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-28
BY Lancaster & Co, Auctioneers.

CTOCKS AT AUCTION.-We will sell
~ at auction, at our Office, on WEDNESDAY,
2Sth instant, at II O'Clock,
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds,
of long date,
$1,000 Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds,
of short date,
$4,000 Confederate per cent. Coupon Bonds, of
long date,
90, 600 Confederate per cent. Coupon Bonds, of
short date,
10000 Confederate per cent. Registered per
cent. Bonds,
10000 Confederate Cotton Interest Bonds,
20,00o Confederate per cent. Certificates,
l0,0a0 Confederate 80 Notes,
u 900 Virginia State Registered Bonds,
al shares Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Stock,
so shares Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
ALSO,
900 Richmond City Bonds,
200 Virginia State Bonds, old issue,
10000 Confederate per cent. Bonds OF the
flteen-milhon issue,
80 shares James River Canal Packet Stock,
: shares Richmond Importing and Export
ing Stock,
10 shares Bank Richmond Stock,
shares Farmers Bank Stock
ALSO,
80 shares Merchants Insurance stock,
10 shares Old Dominion Insurance stock,
Sllj4 interest coupons Of the Confederate fifteen
million issue,
$500 Gold Coin.
Sc IS LANCASTER & co.