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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-20

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r., ,l.. J,y,....,, ,s. y:l., ,,...,,L
80
lH' IT. l'a'r Stake 81 $40 each, hdi fJ'!'It'
for three yrr old colt one hundred aud ty.ny-
tu., ,..,,,rs. ..,. + ,,ii. m .,.I..i ,,l ~ 49,. .
-. ~,
f''9' - A'r'' 'o"'' zone i''Ilc Ni> i''iti'ES
anduuc hundred and tiIiV-,WO Vuitisl twnhunjIut
and s5ynntcan =, ,hs,,i,ti,,,s.
, ~,
Mr., y" -A'H'ii n'1i ,Nl'El' ny NtolhW -hhi'k
bunny > l. ~ 4''' - NiioN'tit' i'th''. ----
i-'ii "4''''p" ''!'I' i''I' 6Hj !" - " e'4,.
L"i" '''iih4"iu '"h'"IN''u!, ST. ~ I''a' III
wards ................ . .... )
Mr.. Laun!c'a ihr Miner, ST. - H. j. q hstlr' /
Mr. W = tirtWright'S Fly ~ Ig b. .,'u,ttu,.t
Mr.. Bows tilTtmol!t, It. 10 ll,- J. tt,atgr3
Nj. kuV,,'a BIrt..th, : -. 81 lj-. A4.u.rl.t
Alr. Haulo's Knight ut Si.uyi! It. l0 IL. ALI
croft
Duke oI st. Ahau-s B!tt.iI.i < Z "a ts. i = l.
ai.-1
Dukr ut iig.Dltdt'- EiB.k 10, Il, t. ii Ih Fond
ham,
Iattiur- Two +" OLE 4,,H.t ldtiI A,hai. eleven
t. t,llI AGAINST G.II,. Feel ~. =, one I9,t!i!-
The Miner, even go ul ..,i:i: i:tI.. siI,. l-
t.,d !, -. a-.ttIi-t ,aul!.ttn tNsu...iy,. L. l.
against lily and tiir'uui.t, y.l,h. ihltv - uIl,
against Knight Of SupWlvn ami I!ty 10 ouc, ,,,u.
against Brnai-I and Bth Rock.
E!tr Athol, at the tut distance. came out, auI
shooting past General Peel and CaubuS5au witt. the
utmost case, literally in a ,autyr, Without ever
being punished, h., Two lengths; head separated a
second and thiii, and four lyur;h~ divided the
third and fourth; Ity was fifth, close up; Glare
mont, sixth; Haragah, seventh: B,lndI.l. eighth
NIllEht ot HIlo~t ~ hEtI. hEI Black Rock. / 1T.
Nj. How's two lii -3t,t many lpu.th4 "a tn year
ot Ely, thu last two Ill, up, hru- hrtt,i4 q olss
way.
The two mot IrLIuI ttnt races in Ennitlul, every
year, tp thI,,- ,etr-ui rGlf, , az the n,IbV II In
rn, in Mn, and The 81 Iy!.er ri p.utl.t. M :; T.
tIubet. IT requires very tine colt, {" win thc-,,
i.,, is they carry at this r.Iy age uu. hundred
aRi twenty two pound and llH in the former
on, ru.Ir luI d lltlf ana upwards # Il Iutlr nII
thGcc-.tualtyr, III H.. li't,G. Nj lhu-,l' ,I.il-
tIi chestnut colt, lay StylL"rl, "iur,T o." til,. 81
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Iyn, hburg. This place is of too great importance
to be lost sight of IN the campaign now fully under
way, and its CAPTURE will have terribly dcm0rhllZ-
ing effect upon the rebel army. Ere long, General
Grants army in front Of Richmond and Petersburg
will make another advance; Sheridan viii move
down upon Gordon vile; and Sherman, with his
victorious lcgions, viii weep brilliantly and suc-
cc@sfully through Southwestern Virginia against
Lyme chtuTg. These combinations exhibit a profound
knowledge Of the art Of war the part Of General
Grant and although he did at the outset discard
the plans tD med by General No, lcllan for the cant
Taigu against Richmond, htS adoption of th'm at
the present time shows that hc is nOt unwilling To
follow III The footsteps and after the advice of the
illu ,tli0us leader of The Army of the Potomac.
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LOG1L Ma 1TTERS.

THE Fms uS TUfspAy NIGHT.-Thc fire which oe-
cuEioI III Sim~'s pl,nins factory on TUESDAY night
wa, beyond question, the most dcstr1Ct.:e oua
Thich this oty has been afflicted w,th for many
Years past The building NIici. is built OF bIiak
ioIrfs tiiF,t Wings "i r4uarr, running each way
ABOUT t~o hundred ana twenty-five feet, or cover.
' '.,ii tn l.nst oi An entio block. III the centre
81 "hi'h II" tia'n-5 wyro first discovered Hardly
NJ ' i"'"IhcEitin% tones II the alarm bella been
man ,il"hgh"Ht III" city before the d"youipg eie-
mont htd "h@hrlrd this whole structure aud .r,.
'h' ui'in. IA arrived IN th" spot, - nothing but
" hir7 u '"'47' L'iytn@ only the tall chimney,
ngtiiy At hu,dred feet IN height stludin, 10 MAX
~ foincT site. The loncr part Of the west wing
WIS occupied by Willisn T. Sims while aboya him
were Mrsors. Green Aliens carpenter rooms In
the east CHd were A. L Burr & Cos furniture cs-
tabIShmcrt RbSfTt Men Ss,iD.'s dental InStr1tncr,t
and cutlery inauuftctorS, and }. IIauiv,kcs lotI-
smith shop the western Wing was used ly Martin,
NJ. IIp-ruTnb m the maLuiAr tufc of cuThns, ! W
WIiIrtt ~ match fi'tury, and FoSt"i q Mague.
mIuuit, tuivrs = glue. tn" hnidlug It-,I wa.
Owned Ly Mr--i,. Charles Phillips dhd William II.
WoulWdtA
Fast "f this hlr,ttns the flames communicated 70
q tar. ir,tin hiulug occupied hv McsSTs. william
II. Vet & 4Iuth-r Z luntdcr-!Tcs' sin3 .-'Ih-
hahmrni and static, dnd q i',krHlth 'hop Owned
hA FL : Cater, both Vi which wuiU destroy, H. "a
all tlt'y confined.
As ncnti,neI in orr edition "f y-ste,l,y. the
h;rk stables III tia Ivdl TT IT," hIuNon" It-ni"htCs
ua Franklin street, occuVI,I Tr- p,' lively by Wynd
ham Robinson, Mr. Henry Tnrictt, General ustls
Lac, John Stuart, Henry {. Bal Gervle and DT.
Eobeit q. CalojI, were also destroyed Zach of
tie-r stable, wa welt ,tockeL with hay, oats aEi
harness, the most vi v htch was lost.
Th, loss by This fire. at present valuation, Cep~
n0s he lc IS than thIee hundred and tdy uiousani
dollars. The buildings done cost over seyenty-ivs
Thousand dollars aud Mcs<rs Green & Alen hai
their INA, hju,3v Inauutt, turtd III New Ga,h .:
expense Of ,i.nt thousand dollars Ne ~ turr y
Co. Mn nlrr AMI litrtHi, k = losses CON. rf.-
bl,.ly ui dtIulSr by water, hrr1ka@r, AMI lsl, I'D
confession, wh thu other. had every thing Ito t.t
hu,at uF.
Iha loud reports which took place. u,ld w,re
S1 uo.rl to h. at the time homhshci~, turned out
20 b, number ut loaded Inu.k"ts that had ben
81 wed away IL. the work hops by the employee,
ready In che they should tc'ctl,i out. W la-
@p wtr don" by this means, riil are happy 10
state that Uo accident occurred during the w.lOla
VToll,-s Of tho fire
lhH i!rrurn showed mu skill and et.ia!cacy
Ill tins OCCASION, and tuuhti"-S saved -. { deal
of other property from d.truatnu- In the
~',iiu"i~ Heir promptly On III. spot, AMI worked
with nit interruption from accident.
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1uI. GULp MAEkFT.

The New York inns, III At, com h'reial article
says:
The gold room opened on Saturday with renewed
ltmness aud the bull Spectators raised the quota
t,nna from 2i5 On Friday afternoon, to 10 g. cent
Eut the additional advance was not long Lnaihtihtu
and tho, sales fell oil to 2l9d2i7d2l3 O. cent oy
y. 40 o'clock There is no export demand, ana tut
Iit,i y,ntcd 10 ray customs the market ~ eX-
,Iu,lyely supported for the present by speculation
'rhe sLirments of gold and SILVER Of all sorts OF the
dav are Sl2i, $50, making for the whole SRk oaly
S239, ,492-
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BRIGADIER-GENERAL LEWIS CARFLI, OF
the Confederate army, who was killed at
Pilot Knob, Missouri, was a graduate OF
West Point, and formerly an officer OF
the old army. He was a son of the late
B.'W. ). Cabcll, of Pittsylgania county,
Virginia, and was we'll known in Dan
vile. He was once chief quartcrmaster
Of the army at Manassas
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MISC ELI.ASfOCS.

Adclcgation claiming to represent tho loyal Demo-
crats Of Tennessee are Ill Washington for the pur-
pose of presenting to Lincoln protest against the
oath required by Governor johnson u be taken be-
foic voting at the Presidential election. They had
IN interview With Lineoln on Saturday, and pre-
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THE N1R NENS.

All continues otiirt on thn Inas below
p;,hm,n1 An I,r y.storIov NOT =
sound was heard cxcent the distant
.hcllinn oC pntch oon L,, o,,r ,ivrr hat
,,ri,s This shrllinr, r,,. Loov;,r vcs.
t,r1,r mo,n;no than y, on,. ,,.v;ons
day
II X mnch IA hn rc,,rnItoI thot co,nn
of our own mon r,isnncr, n pntlor,s
hands may be hurt hv onr osn fire He
has now at hard labor in the canal, and
exposed our fire. cirbtv.,ix Of tba last
prisoners he took from US. anonr whom
is Major Henley. formerly com,aandant
of the Third Virginia battalion. T. l.. D.
Butler says his treatment nr these men
is in retaliation for our having put a
number Of Yankee negro prisoners to
work on Fort t,llmcr, which alleged fact
hn saws In lr1rng from daecyt.r. from
our amy. There Is no truth in the
-
"tdtthlt!t3 hi liiCNc VCHCft'IH lhtcGt, II
ho. l.o,, Io,,,r l.oo-,.,, +l,ot Io..,4 ,,...
' ' '''' '' ''>' 'N@N' '1' .
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ton, ". ". Thomas, James Thurston, T. b. Ira
veis, Peter Nanievcr, J s West, Edward West,
Patrick White, Samuel ". Wheeler, Alexander
White.
FROM PETERSBURG.
Nothing from Petersburg except the
usual shelling Ground town"
FROM THE VALLEY
From the Valley we have no news
whatever. The Barnburner is entirely
quiet; seems to have subSilcd since his
last retreat. lie came to dcyastate, not
to fight; and having accomplished his
internal business, is wearing laurcls
which should blast the brain IN the head
it crowns.
An old bear hunter having discovered
that nothing annoyed bruin 50 much as
to be bitten behind, trained his dog to
attack the animal in the rear, which so
eifectually occupied him that the hunter
could select his position and Kill him at
pleasure.
Mosby works on Sheridan's rear while
Early selects his position.
Thirty three Yankees arrived last eve
ming on the Central train, being the M
P'@ftoblc portion of the spoils arising
from Mosby's raid on Duilicld station -
They have no greenbacks
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD
The Yankees have left the Orange and
Alexandria railroad and concentrated
their force on the Manassas Gap railroad.
liiis puts an end to any probability of
their approaching GordonSyllc from that
direction.
FROM GEORGIA.
The Yankees seem to have heard the
rumor that Hood had captured Dalton.
This we know Nothing further has been
heard from him. We are assured, how
ever, that he is not idle
FROM MISSOURI
In Missouri, Price is having everything
his own way. The old General said,
when he started on his campaign, that
he went there to maintain the Coniclc-
rate Government IN the State, and un his
own dear soil, or his bones should lie
there to whiten on the prairie. He is
tleading with a determined step. jeff.
Thompson, the willy swamp fox, is on
l., IA | ! |
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sented their protest, but complain Of havir,, ,r,
citdiieit treated by him. he Intimtting that in hg
opinion, t1e document was prepared in concert wi,h
the New YORK politicians. This the committee A.
MED, and retired. after a brief iutervicr uitb'.
having accomplished their object or rorciyjro .,,,
encouragement that Abe wonld ihtclife n, tt M
ter.
There was great excitement in Cairo. ul,uo,-
Sunday, in consequence of ImHors that a rebel at
tack Oh Columbus, Kentucky, i about to h. made
large rebel force is at Mayieid, threaten u.ng P-
duc5,h,
It IL stated that Admiral Lee has departed for the
Wet, to take command of the Mississippi fleet,
Admiral David ID. Porter having superseded him al
the head Of the North Atlantic squadron.
Judge Holt, United States Judge Advocate Gen
cral, has submitted to Secretary OF War Stanton
y"luminuus report relative 10 the alleged con-
sFiracy against the Government i'll the West.
l.. a. Paul, the New York Times CUrTc-p -p0ndcIt
with ShrttdtI's army, has been captured by guer-
Tillts between Ednbug and Mount Jackson.
The crops of Louisiana short, the daily rains
h1VlHEdamagcdt them The hathrrsathgrirF ot cot
ton III the iatou", hr district was almost impossible
and tllr few planters Of sugar will hardly make
enough Tor their home assumption. Hay Ii,e po-
t,tocs tnd corn are in very limited yield.
MrxICA, ATrIre.-AlyiCe5 from MIttmoras
give iunUr of the ctpif" Of the steamer Ike p,-
Wis bound from Blgl.i to New Orleans, hy a panty
who had taken passage on her and ran into Calves
ton.
\ gentleman from Bj jgiad on the 2t,t ul;:lno If
New Orleans reports the five hunir,d French Ila-
rlneS vet there and entrench"d. SlN shIrs-ol-War
lay off tht bar.
The expedition up the river went within twenty
mlicS OF MatImoIaS, but returned on account Of the
l"wnes~ OF the water and were not driven back Is
tuItinaS, the boats living too low 10 command tlir
banks Of the river. Continued rams had lI, vented
the French troops from moving down from Monte
rcv, thou"h it reporter that ;hs cavalry were
within tw" dgy- march Of Natamuras~ waiting ior
the infantry to come up. 1t Wa reported that Cor
unaS had gums bearing Brownsville. and threat
rtd 10 lombard that city Il The IcAd,s n.ole-tvd
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&itI,mono Slispatt1l.
MORNING oprobhn %, lacl.

III. nuLY p.-r,r,u is soll to New pr,'ars at
Nv t,tY tTNIs T,T copy. tliS CANHtrKs are author
id IL yhs"Er "HF "''rt>R ANr fifIy CE~rs ieI
", X to t,luilE subs, .Ihcvs.
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w \ y I f. ID i wish to RENT
w HOUSE, III Il respectable and business pant
of thu Ity with from tour to six rooms aud store
attached Address Mis-. j. M, at Mrs LAbDS
Franklin street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
ty,nth. " 70 Jt-
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We are indebted to the courtesy Of a
gallant officer in the army for copy Of
the New York HeraN of the 18th inst.
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SunotiSs \ N.JNo.--Johu ii II uuI.ton. frv-
negro, living in the lower pirt OF the city, VIE shot
IL til" back = few EVENINGS -Inyo and yer. ,-IuI,ly
lumrl According t. tho woluded u4a,. str-
luv:.t, att. IT, had gone tit"I -urur peIapHr & kcl
at his dl.G, .ui tantnl they WEI" vat, t,i,i.nH, h>
.,ut up t. i,t them IA 4, hc I'D - he i@lf
.tiiI.i tlty w,tc Hut the uIghtwstch, aHd stITt1i
t. IUu h"uI thrIn, whrrvuPpu they shot at hrn,
$, IIu, fiiIl~htt bali ms back deep that soma
TIM, cttl.-ri before 1t could be fDitll At first, tho
lhl rIs.I:i- called III to attend Lnm thought the
wound w"u!4 prove fatal, tut he Is nov better Ahi
ILk,LN " I,-u.uI thtIrclN.
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>
IL have received, though yuuv committee, the
announcement III your lutcnt"n I" adjourn to-day.
This announcement rc' clNcd With decprcS!ct The
,,l,.t object tlr which YOU were ctai together III
Extraordinary session las failed u b. cuInIi!~hr
This fllnlv may result ~ the most ctiim'tQuS con-
s.aucnccs 10 the state. tue state Is not properly
&ecuiei 1t /, not III Iny power, undrr your pc
,..ut Law to have IT p,oprriy defended. T. an
y,,r ,,,u,.r Il, ,,,,ui- ia tlIS desirable eni. I'm
fortunately, III my Judgment you have failed to eH-
eI,i~.' thI~ power.
II have uo further communication 10 MAKE 10 You
ROW. hut trust that nirrynl God Will protect uS,
and e ,b,,. the tried and tine men already III the
MILITARY service t. u,r beloved State from All
in.; dangers. hope, when You return To thr
ic.liIar session. the O'rr oil All uOVd Will hiapn'
ca, with the dom 10 ,itlss nd 10 do what shall
BE- bet for the ut our ctu>e and tha cstab.
llshrneni Of our cvuntry's liberty.
~. IL. WAITS,
Governor Of Alabama"
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I,rnt. Lt".,'s In this ,outt, yesterday,
very attle b,r-r,,,- Wa d.I.,.
The ease Of Robert ;. FoIie was called, but from
tho same !niu,n,ys which have prompted previous
Fos,Punyu!nut, II was IA put oil Foric II will
Er r,,uistrl, convicted last winter Of the inuT
a.r Of Robert l.. DIXON and sentenced to elGl teen
year, imprisonment in tho penltentiary, hut
appeal subsequently taken to the Court of APP
pyl7, when that court granted the prisoner Nv
tttll.
Writ Of hnb.a> CorP"> were awarded c. J. Saun-
i, = and IL 'nl"T Thompson, made Ieturuahlc ~
ii y,lU.k t:Is morning. III" petitioners claim ~
rrti tly tuu military upon the ground that
tbs owners ut mon" than sixteen slaves each.
hytUcci th. ,- "t sixteen AMI fifty. and there
lore entitled t. such exemption III accoIdanc, with
IN act 1T Congress.
Tho dlh~0N cDyynS cl,ys Of !. VI. Holman auI
William t. Saunders, mentioned IL having been
>rt Ton yesterday, wee put oil till Saturday.
ih. ,ol.Gt tlnIt a puucl till II O'clock to-day.
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'E'aE@U H~tHIGER, HAVING KECO-
Nli>-D t.:u !a- Itte Illness, viii attend has
'~-. h..l To-Day, AID wIIl b" pleased 10 see ms
...-| .'.i fl- i~iA. generally. splendid a.
......, i GJi-D lUIL and Othc4 materials oI.
i... .- a :.lF = s.- ne On business, aitrr ofhec
t... ... ..s, .s... AZ m.y residence, Oh Marshall
....- ...a,.l. Iuat and Adams.
II 4. BLANKMAN,
s.. - :, Surgeon and Dentist, 55 Main street.
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= sECOND COMPANY RICHMOND

<t'DNb COMPANY RICH MoN -
~ hrNIl/EIG, will take ohnge Of CLoIIi-
-N'a .lipI> ~ai ELANEEI5 tyr members Of Sc
..'.' H,"u/'3@ ict at the store ot Mcs~rs. JOHN
~ '"'HboN >UN before the 2Glh Of October -
." .t'Ht b put up p1rkHJaS and well
'''''' ~ boA,s u tdIDics can ba received.
" j. iv ". \. MORDECAI.
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\ F,IrHr,L GoytR>ue To \ pfRFIl,t LEolsI,.-
ryEE The following executive message Was seat 10
the Alabama Legislature just before 1t, ,dIo,an-
ulent
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WANTED, a SMALL HOUSE, OF part
w If "a house, III kNtSHED. Address, stating
P,utiou ultr-, ". l. - box l,jU!, kieAIaOnd post
oil - 2O-SL'
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NANTED.-l wish to purchase t,u
w FRENCH BUOk5-one COLLUPS IN
TERtINEAL READER and CoLLopS PRO
NOUNCING READER. Any persons having such
vii! obtain i,.ir price 10y calling ~ my house,
Lei4L, Dcts,en Third aud Fourth streets.
oe i9-2ts
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VvANTED, WHITE NURSE, t, -,
W TO Chester, t. take charge Of small ',,a.,y.
Apply 10 W. NJ. MYEh@,
% l9-3t' corner uf Broad aud second streets
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WANTED.

NE ANIED, situation AZ IEAt HER
w IN school private family, 10 teach
French, Musi,, and the English branches Best oi
references gwen. Address B j." at this office.
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WANTED, a SITUATION FOR y
w YOUTH fourteen years old Call on
CAPrAIN WILLIAM W. WEISIuER,
Assistant Quartcrmaster, Sh0okoe Slip.
,,r
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4 LADY, qualified to teach FRENCH.
"A MUSIC, and the highest English BRANCHES.
can obtain situation private family, slth a
good salary, 10y applying 10 Nj. NJ, Milton, Noill
Carolina Good references requirod
"a, lI-l2ts
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NANTED, four able-bodied NEGko
w LABoRERs. to work at the Naval i'aeora-
tory, Good wages paid. Apply 10
r. ID. MINOR,
Lieutenant commanding Naval Ordinance Wesks,
" l3-lts
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We have received copies of the New
York Neruid and Times Of Monday, the
18th instant, and give a summary Of the
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ssvANTED, ut the clothing store OF }.
w {. NUsS, D.nsillo, Vrglnla a good CUT
TER who viii ho paid good wages il early Appliea-
tiun Dc uIadc. foc lB-5t' J. {. NOSS.
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WANTED, WINE AND BRANDY
w BOTTLES. ID \. HUBBARD 4 co,
u l9-lw Thirteenth and Governor street.
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white men {:

Commanders v. \. Webb and j. D. Johnston ,
/ ,utrnant Commanding T.. ". Murphy; ihrut'h-
ants " + Glas>oIi, W. l.. Il ait,f1, j. " AltN'it-
der 4 u Wharton, Z. ". Road, 4. Enb"t O. u.
Alipiuc. Il H. Gayle and - Ili-hrr; Acttn1 MiH-
tcr~ / l.. WHgr, l.. IL. MuIi,I,, ". " \" IN ant
- If"tu4uIl; In.t ltrut.nHt "t u anna" d ,'iii'~
Ihu,,tuu: Ill>t Assistant Engineers l. I. httE'
" /. Morlil and +. ii. brown; second A* .l5ui
Engiircr t.. {. West; Assistant Idymt-t'f ". ID
MIctu: Mds3Il.nyn u. IL williamson Hnd }. \
P,ter.; X. Amman, W. W Austin, 4. H. b"IIi"'u
T. H. brown, John T.. Etilups, Masters Mat l.
h. HeviIl, Samuel BroekingtUn, ". Eeail, lhomt9
Butters, a. q. Bird, OiHcr Bowen, J. W Carey, u
W Ccrnots, ). ID Churn, n. Games, G. v l'vl'lh'
T. NJ Duncan, james NJ Dggs, Samuel Del o'iGat'
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