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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-31
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The sudden changes Of climate are sources Of Pull
monary. Bronchial AID Asthmatc Affections. Expert
having proved that simple remedies often act speed
course should at once be had to
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
or Lozenges let the Cold Cough or Irritation of the
Throat be ever slight, 10y this precaution a more
serious attack may be eiIectually warded Of.
Public Speakers and Singers will find them efectual for
clearing and Strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them. they be carried in
the pocket and taken when occasion requires
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers Medicines in the
United States and foreign countries at rs cents per
box mv5-dSwlm
e5 LDI Err S-WE THINK DR.
Strickland quite right in advising you his advertise
1ent in columns of to-day's paper take bottle
OF his highly recommended Anti Cholera Mixture in your
knapsacks, il may the lives Of many Of our bes
soldiers. Mothers that your sons do neglect It
You get the Drug at cents per bottle
1t is the best remedy for DanheE and Dysentery.
march, -dlyeod&wiy
sBDISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal Urinary Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address ID. J. SKII.L'N HoUGHTON. Howard Associa-
tioD No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
marS0-d&wly
.E NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness, ETC., be cured by who has really
cured elf aud hundreds of Others tell you
nothing but the truth. Address with stump.
EDWARD u. TRAvER,
fcb29-d&wly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
LADIES' LADIES' LADIES' DON'T
fail TO read the advertisement this paper, heade'
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. DIR. cheesman. Of New
Ynrt
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

a minutes call. for the defence o' me Htate.
Enrolling Officers in the several Parishes.
will r.ctify their cnroiments so as TO EN-
brace all. pcr.ons now liable to duty. j.,
Captains of Militia Companies, IN the
several Parishes of the State, Will nave
their companies prepared to mafch M
.tantly. on order. to the place OF genera
rendezvous which may be designated ny
the Governor. A.
For the present, The militia men OF the
state will provide their o:"n firearms;
! The COMMUNICATE Chief confidently eH'
ncc,s chat the citizens of Louisiana WITHIN
her borders. will cm,ia'" the manly virtue,
di.played hy,;heir brethren on the "'s,an
G,.ld- Of the Rcpnhlic, and manifest tht''
devotion to the great canse OF the SCUM o.
= gallant defence OF their homes and IRE
sides. .,,u>-
Governor and Communicating
, n G. !1rSr. Adi't Gent Of La.
= Shreveport papers. Alexandria Dem'
crat Natchitochcs Union. llomer 1li;i'
. Cuclousas Courier and La. BAPTIST cop
~. mWch22-
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29
I'D. OK La. STATE ARM
Ext,yrlyE OFFICE.

SnRrvlr0E r. u ven I'II. I0'f' -
The movements expected 10 ne ThH"' ~
The enemy in this quarter wa I'H"'II o,,is.
f ;r, IN this condition of public affair;
ANA. - ci,izcn will lay aside every sci
, alS md unworthy consideration, and de- de-
,'ntr his whole care AMI attention to ne
H"t' l"fnnrc. At tue call Of the E.Nee"-
!!;,n ,bc merchant must be ready 10 leave
his comn'inr-roo h,e farmer ms p!o" 3Sa
the mechanic. his tools, and men o. ". IN
classes of labor. heir pdrN''l's: 10 !otL' ~,
bn,rt and hand. IL cooperation VITA w
go ~ tho ConrclcraCy. to support TN
independence and Liberties of the south n,
Every person in Louisiana, liable to mil. y
a., 49, rriil hold himself in readiness a
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29
STATE nr Lou;sia IL, PARISH 0f Carld1.

State Of Louisia a, PARISH 9f C"'ld"'
COW MITTED- the Jail of the
I Parish of Caddo, city Of Shreveport, q
negro boy, OF black color. one upper, front
tooth ont rather sharp headed. calls MS
hane JACK. and says he belongs to MIS-.
Lizzie Henderson, Isonston, state OF icXas.
Said boy is about twenty years Old, abon'
| five feet two inche. high.
III. owner or owners of said negro aye
| bcroby notified to come forward. prove
property. pay charges, and take him ava!
or he viii be disposed Of as the law di
roo,s j. ". MAliLE.
march22 81. 'di1o''
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

Mr.. Mott presented Joint Resolution
nrnvide for the payment OF the Cohtnse.
rrnerses Of the House as per acco""'
therein enumerated. Adopted.
N, .Jnfl'rion on behalf of the Commune
on Enrolment reported as correctly 81 81
rollcd House bills numbered 10, -, -
,53. i9;. 90 Jos 1903, 1O4, 130, l51, 1919 'e
~ ~. y. 80 and IG6. .,.
AIR. Mott Oh behalf of the com!nlttee o
Free Conference appointed on inc uE
,,rea;nm amendments to the House bill en-
tilted: ,,a I'D
An act TO amend an act entitled An na; &C.
relative to iu,tic.al proceedings again,
,n'.o,s IN the military or naval service,
nnu"oyrl 2Ist December. 1851,
-kcportcd as follows:
| That the Senate recedes from its amehu-i
mert to the first section and the !ioust,
| agreeing to amend the Senate amehamen'
,n the ard section by adding the word " Sc
ouestration" ana the House agreeing " s.s
the other Senate amendments:
The report was accepted and agreed 10.
The SNEAKER presented the folio wing re-
port which was read:
REroar or TIE SUPREME COURT OF LOUIS
To the Senate and House of Represents
,;,.cs of the state of Louisiana, in Gene
raj Assembly clnvened: G.,
The undersigned, on behalf OF me Su
nrcme Court ol tac State, makes inc 'o..o"
iner report ia REGARD to the coming mt iunt
!, i nlaccd at the DIS posal of said Court, VIZ :,
, balance on hand April LIST, 1903. s1o"' .
f 1868.
Nav % Paid l. w. Pickens.
u Sheriff OF the Parish OF
Caddo. expenses incurred
on trial OF uabeds Corpus
ii cases. attendance. station
,y.s airy, &c. . 70 %
Sept: 3-To Z. II. Nor
n yis for stationary,
g. &C. ......
,a oct l2-Euscnc leserc
Clerk Of Supreme
court 80 so
III 5l5 rs
Balance January Both, -. .
~ ISL. ........--- off AZ
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

LADY, thoroughly prepared in the En-
\ cli.h' branches an" proficient IN Eren l.
c.,n secure an excellent ;, ,hAu""' >, ~
dres wisA T." p+r-.ch....S i'oA =, ia .
Shreveport. la. - 9. -, -
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29
pIBLISUED TUESDAY NDENINC.
mo. DICIllN son
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms !Sic jionths, IN "drd''ce' Low"
We ,eiH reduce or price so soon rs IRE ea''
obtain paper at renso"7ble rates. as - W.
,oouiI rGther moi rscctre am ,aDre subscribers.
Ea-Money must not b" SEM i'' our ''s"'
Advcrtising-S3 per square Tor iifs1 III
ON fedarntc States Government Gdvertis-
ing So per square tor first Insertions 81
for each subsequent Insertion
Obituary notices, marriages, calls i'Tpnn,-
lie meetings. etc. charged for rs other ad'
:or,;..ncr.s .joiiS DiCK'SSnN,
Editor aud Proprietor
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

Ir,pov>g rrRs BUREAU or CoHscR'rrtoS, q y
DEPARTMENT TnANs MIsaI'sIrri. :
Marshall Texas, March p, loo4. } WI W,
GENERAL OHpEEs,
r THE following Special Order from III,
tlc Department Head Quarters. Is ST.
published for the information ct all con- re
ierned. viz: til
:. E.r'rnct.l n,.r c,
HEAD QrArrEEs T!;.Ns-N,Ss. pr !" 81
Shreveport March -. 1854.
SrECrAL OEnEIs, J.,
No. 81. j,
II Examining Boards Of Conscr'pt7 Fl.
iii within their res, cc,ivo Districts, re- II
cr,ninc all men who have received exennp- =
,inus on account of physical disability 81
,;uch as are found able to perform DUTY IN
any of ,hc staff D"partmcnts' w'li ne ~
rortcd to the Enrolling otf'c"rS i"r az a.
,nent. as other c"n>cripts, and sent 10 'hc
,',,s os instruction The Examining
Road, ~ III also, in making future cN"'''-
nations, b" governed by the same rue
! BIC command Of
L,-Gcn. + hIi:nY S"rT'.
5. 5. ANDEFSOE,
Asst. Adj't Genl.
II Commandlnts of Districts VIII re-
ou;rc the several Examining h'H'"H r.
voiced wi,hon delay TO III" 'Sec"i'h VI
the above Iccitcd ORDER. ,
III. The Communicates 81 the '"Le'al
,c,mns of instruction VII! furnish 10 these
Ucaaounr,crs list Of all the persons re-
.nmutnac,i hv the Examining boards i"1
duty in the Stat departments. hcI"'ni'h-,
~ vii, a statement of tie. character OF
he duty which they are capable OF per-
forming.
~ command Of
I-,tr Gen. GREER.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

HEAD o. >RrERs BUREAU or 'oSSch'r'''S'
DEPARTMENT TnANS MIsai 'rIiri.
Marshall. Texas, March 81, 1864.
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

ND CN'S. TRANS MI. ~ l.
cf:rrvEraag. Ia. March 18TH iS't' y
cpcri. Al Orders
Shreveport news., 1864-03-29

,iAp ,i-.arrps. Hval.hr OF C">scNh''l"'
DurAi:7&T>r T"ANS.M ','S,'!r.'
ff.xr"hcrl
,,o,..1r4i Iri-.'S
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i,Y.ad, which Was, al first

?.ss:.s. issaj, which Was, al first,
agttaicd by the report Oh
~ Il l.. at, has become as quiet as it
&~ fhcro is a conviction that the
s!sstb tor yehich We are dependent upon
Yankee papers tlone-haye been, as
usual, considerably exaggerated Giving
them crctat, however, for perfect aoca-
racy, tlaere -, stall, nothing in them which
ought TO casse feeling Of dependency.
The news of = calamity always throws
our people into shadow of gloom. Rnt
ii does not last hong. A NIGHTS sleep is
generally sufficient 10 restoreall butthein
eorrigihly weak.knced TO the proper tone.
We look upon these reverses only as so
many trials--only as so many Obstacles
in the road TO speedy peace-only as
50 many means Of protracting this strug
gle, which is finally 10 end in our indie
pendenee.
From General Thomas's own report,
we do not perceive that Hood has been
so badly defeated as he would have us
believe. The number of prisoners does
not indicate the ruin Of the army. But
allowing even that army 10 be ruined
our cause IS far from desperate even
then. Allowing Savannah, and Charles
ton, and Mobile, and even Richmond, to
be captured, still the war is not over
The necessity Of defending these towns,
indeed, has been great drag upon the
operations Of our army throughout the
war. Had Lee not been constrained to
manmuyre SO as to protect Richmond
last summer, he would have annihilated
Grants army, as he came very near do
ing even with that impeachment to his
operations. We have not the most dis
tant belief tho Grant can, or will, take
Richmond IRE he to do so, Rich
rnond is nos Confedert Y, nor is it
even Virgins. Ii is simpi. Richmond,
and nothing rne7e. Its fail would place
Lees army at liberty to man9uvre where
he chose it. He would simply sit down
before it and watch Grant. 1t would be
but repetition of the relative situations
of Howe and Washington when the
former took Philadelphia, OF, rather,
when. Philadelphia took the former
And SO it would be with regard to Sa
vannah and Wilmington.
Let our people, therefore-or, rather,
the weak -kneed among then-cheer up
and look on the bright side. We have
been in worse scrapes than this. We
were so last summer, and we probably
shall be again. Remember the words of
Edmund Burke, quoted by US the other
day. No nation was ever conquered but
by itself. AS long as the public spirit
remains untouched, the public caass is
50 49,
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CT. CROIX RUM, FRENCH BRAN
~ NDY, &C.. FOR SALE.
PALE ST. CROIx RUM ut 3240 per gallon, or
$50 per bottle;
JAMAICA RUM at $i4o per gallon, Or $50 per
bottle;
GENUINE FRENCH BRANDY at s2Ao per gallon,
or $50 per bottle;
HOLLAND GIN at $50 per gallon, or SIS per
bottle
wHIsKEY at $780, $50 and sl75 per gallon, OF $50.
SIS and S37 80 per bottle;
APPLE BRANDY at $50 and 500 per gallon, or $40
and s22. so per bottle
all of which can recommend.
AUGUST WESENDDNCK,
l6l Broad street,
de LIT between Sixth and Seventh.
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BY l.. IL. Luck & CO., A4stioneers,
no. Sc Main street1

WE WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY,
w the ed OF December, general assortment
of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
OH. PAINTINGS, CLOTHING, BLANKETS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CROCKERY AND
GLASS; WARE, TIN WARE, &c, SC.
2 splendid Oil Paintings, in gilt frames;
| handsome Painting OF Mount Vernon,
20 pounds of Gunpowder,
elegant Double-Case Gold Watch,
8 or Silver Watches,
| set very fine Furs, Cape and Cuffs;
trunk of valuable Medical Books
/ or Ladies' Fine Cloaks,
Bedsteads,
Chairs,
Cabinets,
Cooking Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
| Velvet Mantle,
Clock,
40 pairs Heavy English Shoes,
China aud Crockeryware,
China TOYS,
Spoons, Knives and Forks,
Comforts, &c.
ADDITIONAL.
fine SILK DRESSES. nearly new;
"A bottles No. OLD RYE WHISKEY,
IL barrels splendid SMOKING TOBACCO,
1900 CIGARS, old and fine
elegant FEATHER BEDS,
Good PIANO and STOOL,
and many other articles, too tedious to mention.
de 20 L. III. LUCK 4 co.
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By Thomas W Reese, Auctioneer,
(Ofee Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
HORSES, MULES, BUGGY, CART
III AND WAGON, FOR SALE AT AUG
IION-Will be sold, on SATURDAY, December
oath, at 10 O'Clock A. Al, at the lot ON Council
Chamber Hill,
Several fine Saddle and Harness Horses,
-Four good Work Mules,
One Buggy and one Cart.
ALSO,
Thirty Condemned Horses and Mules
will be sold at the same time, on account OF the
Confederate States +. w. KEESEE,
de % Auctioneer.
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TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY


IL DOLLARS REWARD.-A reward OF TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid
for the delivery TO me, this city, of each one of
the following SLAVES, who have absccnded from
the Carbon Hill Mines, IN this county, during the
past six months:
CHARLES, mulstto, about five feet nine inches
IN heizht, thlTty-two years od not etout with very
nofioeatls grey eyesi from Orange county.
DANIEL, dark brown negro about five feet
eight inches height nineteen on twenty years old
very spIlghtly countenanUe, and very tslkarive.
WILLIAM. dark brown or black, I'VE feet eight or
Bine inches IN height very slightly made, thirty
two or thirty-four years DID, very quiet in his de-
mesn9r from Gloucester county, Virginia.
FESTUS, dark brown, Ave feet seven or eight
inches IN height, we'll made, pleasant conntenaace
ana good address, tweaty TO twenty fur years OF
age.
LEWIS, black. five feet seven or eight inches in
height, square built, but not very stout; twenty
eight or thirty years o. age; limps slightly.
The two istter have relations living in Richmond,
and have been employed for some years in Man
chester. JOHN T. WERfu
dc z-%awiw Agent
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LNARM FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
i sell FARM, situated four miles from Raleigh,
North Carolina, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND. The improvements
consist of neat cottage, with eight rooms, six Of
them with fre-places and all other necessary out-
buildings, including barn, corn-house, etc There
is wood enough to pay for the place. The situation
is high and healthy-a splendid place for refugee,
with negroes. r.. III. DIBRELL,
de l6--l0t Shockoe Slip
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EOR RENT.-1he undersigned is au
thorized to rent out, Tor the ensuing year,
1865, the FARM known Ashfield, the property Of
my brother, James NJ. Garrett. Forty bushels OF
winter oats we're ,eeded in good time, and on good
land. Address box l2l, Richmond post-otice, or
the subscriber Can be found IN the Senate Cham
Der from IL to o'clock.
1 also desire to employ a MANAGER on my
farm, adjoining the above, or viii give the occu-
pancy of my houses, tie-wood, and much lard
to cultivate as may be desired, on very moderate
terms. de 22-3tl JOHN Il. GARRETT.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CIXTY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES
~ OF LAND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG
ROAD, ABOUT TWO AND HALF MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE-we offer the
above land at private sale. 1t hes just below
Hugios's Tavern, and extends back to tho Charles
city:road, and thus has two good fronts. "A p0st
is cleared and the balance in woods. This Is .
pretty situation, and might be made an excellent
market garden. For terms, apply TO
0RUBBS WILLIAMS,
de 23--4t Auetionaers
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NOTICE.-Thei interest Of Mr.. JOHN
In A. FOSTER in the business conducted under
the firm OF H. ]. MAIGNE co. ceases nom
THIS DATE. Parties to whom the concern may b.
indebted will please present their accounts " the
subscriber, and debtors to the arm will make pay
ment only to him, who is alone authorized 10 settls
the same. HENRY j. MAI0NE.
RICHMOND December ID, 1854. Do t7--Sts
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, furnished and very COM
L Portable ROOM, with servants attendance,
situated within ten minute5' walk VI the capitol,
and IN a pleasant neiPhhoThood. Boarding might
also be obtained III the family. References required.
Apply on Sixth street, between Clay and Leigh,
third house from Gay, east side. DE- 23-lt'
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NITED STATES CURRENCY Per
" sons having in their possession UNITED
STATES CURRENCY, and Wishing 70 dispose Of
the same. can do good taslns and without vio-
MENr AGENT Il the once Of Lancaster Co.
de- 8-l5t
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lUO110N BALEa



~ f,ouis. sandrrson 4 Tabb. Auctioneerss
mo III Main street,
ON FRIDAY, TILE 2sp INSTANT,
We wilT offer for sale, at our aution- house.
general a-sortnsIst Of GOODS, WARES and MER-
GHANDIsE, comprising
Dry GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FURNITURE,
TOBAGCo5,
lsEwING-MAcHINE,m most approved
patent
Sale commences at 10 o'clock
at night commencing ats o'elock, We viii offer q
choice selection OF BOOKS, including many OF the
most valuable standard and miscellaneous works
Among then Law and Medical Works. VI the lat
ter We can only mention the following, viz
Watson's Practice; Noodles Practical Medicine,
three volumes Carpenters Physiology; Miller $
Principle Of Surgery; Maciise's Surgical Anatomy,
with sixty-eight coloTsd plates; Coopers Surgical
Dictionary Bedford's Chaiiiy's Midwifery; Meigs's
velpean's Midwifery; Smith on Parturition
Churchill Females; IIamilton's Midwifery !;
Bartlett's Treatise Fevers; Hope on Diseases of
Females; Parker on Syphilis; Parker ON Stomach !;
Green ON Skin; DENLY on Skin; Christian and
Osborne Kidneys and Dropsy; sixty volumes OF
Niless Register; and many Of the most popular
noyels-Waverly; Dickens, with illustrations; and
five hundred volumes of novtis-"yellow kiver
sisae, and from various authors
Dealers in books would do well to attend this
SALE which will be the last this season.
All wishing TO avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty, must send in eonsignnents by Thursday eve
ming. BOUIS, SANDERS1A X IAbBs
de- % Auctioneers.
Will be added to sale, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, a large lot Of TlNNERS MA
CHIMES, STAKES and TOOLS; most of them
steel and faced with steel, including set of CIR
CULAR SHEARS, a pair OF SQUARE SHEARS,
and half barrel of ROSlN.
M $500 BOUTS, sANDERsoN & TABB,
d. % Auctioneers
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NWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS
BROWN SUGAR,
5000 yards Striped Domesrics, for servants
dresses
I 1900 yards A Augusta and Graniteville Sheet
ings,
1000 yards Heavy Osnaburgs,
5000 yards fine Augusta Drills,
1900 yards Bleached Shirtings,
500 pairs Ladies' Balmoral and other Shoes,
500 pairs Gentlemen's Balmoral Shoes,
1000 pairs Gentleinen's Half-hose,
800 pounds English Shoe Thread,
800 dozen Coatss Spool Cotton,
200 pounds Black Flax Thread.
White Thread, for gill Irvine;
500 Linen-Cambric handkerchief,
Cotton Yarns, Pins, Needles,
Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs,
for sale at 1s7 Main street. ". r.. POLK.
de 2I--3t
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I,oR SALE. PRIVATELY. roun.

E0R SALE, PRIVATELY, a young
NEGRO WOMAN and her CHILD boy
GEout two years - The woman as aDoat twenty
years OF age Of avery decent and respectable APP
pearance !; ana well trained as household servant
She is beautiful washer and ironer; spins and
sewa course aswirt') very well anageps had some
experience iii cooking. tits desirable q keep mother
and child together and il preferred to sell them
70 some resident Of Richmond, nth whom they viii
De secure OF KIND treatment. The child is IN the
country, and II not convenient to the purchaser to
take nm AZ encs II IL possible the present arrange
Inent may he eontinaaea fos q time Address III :,
Dispatch once. de 22--st
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nIVIDEND.--.Th President and Di-
j rectofH OF The Farmers Bank of Virginia
have declared "a dividend Of EIGHT ANDA QUAR-
TER PER CENT. Tor the six months, payable in
currency, subject 10 deduction OF quarter per
cent bonus the STATE leaving eight per cent net,
payable to the stockholders and after the 26th
instant J. ii. 0ODDIN, Cashier.
de 20--t2o
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/. RrcumoHD. December %, 1864.
PUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROES

nUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROES
Will be hired at s. Wakefield" the farm next
adjoining Mr. George N. Dosweii's, in Hanover
county on FRIDAY, December s0th, 1864, about
FORTY NEGROES, consisting of men and women,
boys and girls They viii be hired as farm hands
and house seryants-in no instance TO labor
works Of internal improvement IN occupations
considered hazardous; and with the further ex-
press understanding that they are not to be re-
hired by filose who hire them pabhcly without the
written consent Of the undersigned. Bonds. with
approved security, will BE required in every IN
stance B. W. RICHARDSON,
Executor of Mrs Judith Smith, deceased.
de- 23-5t
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UNDRIES.
~ IS barrels No. ROSIN OIL,
20 boxes WAX CANDLES
Is boxes RoSIN SOAP
LOCO pounds FAMILY BACON,
loo barrels SUPER PHOSPHATE LINE,
for sale by Il. 3. MASSIE,
de 2l-3ts 81 Cary street
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nIYIDEHD-Iho President and Di-
81 1sS&sters Of the Bank OF the Commonwealth
1eTsG&&p-ta dividend Of seven per cent, payable
. ftxhs lDkkballsrs IN currency and after the
2Di of5SsrSsyg ices. 5. a. GLOVER,
R---FSff1i Cashier
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nj OTb1E.-'fhe Board of Directors have
IN declared a dividend OF fifteen per cent the
capital stock VI this Company payable and after
the list instant 10 all persons who stockhold
sTs ca the 29th of November last, to then legal
representative, N ". WARRINGTON,
Treasurer Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pauy de i6-tJl
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4 T PRIVATE SALE,
~ 8 cases A Bleached Long Cloths,
20 pieces "a Grey Engliah Cloths,
rs pieces Fancy English Cashmere,
5 chests Black Tea,
barrels superior Old Rye Whiskey,
5 barrels extra Clarified Sugar,
cases English Mustard,
cases English Letter and Cap Paper,
barrels Extra Superfins Flour,
lots extra quality Misses and Ladies' Calf
skin Caters,
ALSO,
A large lot Of superior Winter Coats and Over
coats. ELLErT, BELL, & FOX,
de 2l--eod3t No. IL Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-23
EARM FoR. RENT AT AUCTION

EARM FOR RENT AT AUCTION,
AND SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINE, wHEAT-FAN, REAPER Ae.--we
will rent out 1T auction, on the premises, It ~
o'clock ~, on WEDNESDAY, the ztst Decenaher.
Tor the year 1855, the FARM on the Mechanicsviile
turnpike called MONTEzuMA, nav occupied by
Mrs. Mary 8. Sehesmeshorn, two miles from Rich
mend. containing ninety acres Of cleared Land.
highly improved.
The improvements are adweliing, with ten room9;
kitchen and wash-house, with two rooms each and
other, servants' house, with two rooms; barns.
stable, &C.
Immediately after the renting, will he sold one
reaper, one wheat machine one wheat-fan. and q
good many other farming utensils.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.--In consequence OF the rain.
the above il postponed to SATURDAY, December
oath, at IL o'clock N.
de u GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auetionerrz..