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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-06
AiIITARY NOTICES,

A. oGf1E To he residents of Unioa Hn and the
Y county residents ni Church Hill Those Of Won
who are rot Row enrs ell and who prefer a hon 4.
orear'z lton ~ service in the hsi may secure that
e'i ct by calling CD me u. once ani giving your
Mares. W b Robins,
Capt ia $50 Ct Va militia
p. H No, fleets Cor Ca.y ant. Va ss.
.e 6--ltf
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PROM BATTING ORE.

ieite, from Ba timore, dated January 3Jth, has
thc following intelligence OF interest from hai
city:
Some suppose Mr.. Joyce and young Frank Mich
olson, VIII returned and were re arrested ia New
York after being sent South, Will eventually be
allowed TO remain mere altogether ON Their pafo'e
Their alleged offence, being editors of the Repattt
cda, was in publishing the .'Southern Cross" song.
They are, however, strong Secessionsls-
Numerous Witnesses are coming forward to tes-
tify in the ease OF Col. Fish. Maj. iapner seems
10 rive full satisfaction in his administration Of the
prov st mafshaship.
An unusual number Of Southern refugees are
daily arriving here, taking the oath They tell
aoieiut tales nf suffering.
Matters have been gnlei here 10 day ana sold o'
much news
An unusual number of vessels are arriving since
the bay and harbsr opened, making business
briskeT aud furnishing abundant supp les oi oys-
ters wood. ana Other Indispensable products.
The small pox still prevails, but II Is eohsidefa
bly, abaied and eent.ned generally to uhVaceinaied
children and those Of careless Dahits. large
nYorort;on of our citizens have taken The preca,i-
lion be ra-vaccinatcd.
Al ,be clerks ip the First National Bank of BAL
'tunfe have been appointed, and the pahk Is tisof
" preparing TO commence active business. lis
Gus. ~'s are highly fsauering, AMI movements are
prospes -rsanize SECOND ana p,"oapF 'itfd
on foot 10 here. II is believed 'ie Lesisia-
National Bank authorizing all the local banks
ture will pass a law -s,em without materially in
10 adop, the national - .." organic aiioas aud pr-
tefteriug Win aeh eN'S
sileses.
pr.sr surIrR AND the SOUTHERN A. -"
sxs,ots CHARGE AeNasT LINCOLN, ETC
A s,sciaI correspondent of the chicago i'"'ss
v,,,es from Washington as follows;
The Government has received official iniorma~
ION f,om Reh,nppd TO the effect that the Sonihefa
an,hori,les will not recegnz. THE beasuy haief as
an of,,cer and that they will hosh no coih.huhiea<
non with him. on the subjects ot tie fteuangh vi
n,lsouers on on any other snhJeet. YOU WIZ fs
,nrabrr that stated in a recent ieurf ,aa' sssh
,voult bs ti,., action 0f the Confederate 'osefn-
ment. Buffers conduct at New Orleans was SO
beas,iy that the Confederate Gnsefhneh' were
cnn,nelted 10 proneuace decree si aBlaWfy
against him. IT. by ANY chance, he were =, ~.
into the hands of the Southern sni iess, ~ Wou'a
be hung on the nearest tree Iisis y inr tt asa'
VIII, he il not regarded IKE 0sher amss's m - oa.
army by The Confederate anth0s1tass. Aha iH's -
the seasan that Rutler be Of no use ss Y. Aset.
for the exchange Of prisoners. us santns. ~ y,
tbr exchange Of prisoners has DffD 1nsusna =, -
him the Union soidieEs In the nowtnesn Rssssrs
| be q great deal worse 0G than before. Ana 'lne
J;ovsIau~nes IL really dealT0us 70 rmses ssc .
change Of sneh pfis1aers (which iAo.ps ~,
have ta Jake the saaleer nMt Of 6alss uss, ~,
commit II IN some uliesf wAnm rs 1eass
| wiz ree0xaixe ~ y geaijsman. Above A. u."k. g
betese regular s3sha.ee 9! pf'sosnass sa s..e y g
coMWeneed, lbs A1Letn,niiqp WI asss = =
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G. s. District Court-1hs petition Of Hen
ry ToWnscn, for discharge from the army
On the ground that he was under age at the
time he enlisted, and who wished 10 be
ransierred to the navy, was fully heard be-
fore Judge Halyburton yesterday, and the
prayer OF the petitioner granted. Afte,
ToWnscn enlisted he deserted from his com
pany and Joined the navy. lie was arrested
and confined in Castle Thunder, from hich
place he was brought before the Court under
Il writ Of habeaS cJri"ss, awarded him upon
the ground abCvesLIted
Inc hearing of other cases now before the
Court are postponed.
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.ItlGe Lyo,s's CoaU--Tha entire session
Of the Hustngs Court yesterday was taken
up in hearing anti deciding motions and ap-
peals and in the irial Of acti IT'S Of unlawful
detainef, of which there are quite Il nnnber
upon the docket, This is the last day ui the
January term 20 he held by the Judge. on
Monday the February term OF the Court o1
justices will commence
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puY Reguiat ens, 1ssi.-J w kANpoLth
q has publ.hcd the third edition o. ahs 5. Army l
. th, ana srreys cos sa,ael Ia former ettsaas.
rh,s i lie su,har ) ID and only csrrsst ycrk =
r.s.s. asrib.s, 8 l.sO muslin. ~; " csns oss ~
mail
NT0rIIsE Il sn, prepared 81 M4ks Snosmaxefs' :,
~ Axls ard Piacers. sisos 6s4d!ess Avu. w
- i asI 10 any quantity - ~ 1sop ~ eI ~, ~
twsea Rroad and nAgshAlt. OoAe'
fs5 ~
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o. DOLLARS Reward vii! be pad for the apprs.
L,b hension aud delivery 10 ne OF Milton, u ne.
gre ncy about IL years os age, stoa. butt brown
snin, large eyes, G.d haE a srk heez, Of hair. Vas
seen Ia tha ast iew'days lurking about the city.
JNU HU1CLE EsOS.
p. I'll have for hire the prssca; year, several
Negroes, among them q good Driver, Farm, and
Factory hand, and several Gifs, coed House Ser.
wants Apply 10 JNO A HUTCHINSON,
or Taos w BALLow at the State Court aousc.
ia Cts
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E/ ever eouuty, fifteen miles east Of Richmond,
Tor ssie.-We authorized 70 sell the excellent
little Farm located ss above, owed By Mesfss. MI
Sasn ut overton, Fred Butler and Wpn Holt II
contains 1S0 acres, Il which 90 open land
in good heart, and - acres in original oak The,s
IL an exc-lleGr young orchard the place. The
Improvements ARE all geod, sai consist Ct dwelling
with ftur rooms, besides hisehea, barn, stase &c.
Possession given in few days Price 50 ,0oo. The
neizihorhocd IL g coed oae. Apply 10
fa l-3t GODUiN Z ARfEkIfN.
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Stealing Confederate -uoney.-Robert L.
Foster, Francisco Dominick, and Christie
phcr DOminick, arrested some time since on
the charge OF stealing Sl1 600 from the &. s.
Treasury Department, and turned over to
the Mayor by Commissioner VIM. f. Wat
son for want of jurisdiction over the matter,
We're yesterday arraigned for examination.
Andrew jackson, clerk in the Treasury
Department, testified that some time in De-
cember last the sum OF 81 600 Was stolen
from the note cutting room, and suspi-
cion being directed towards Foster, he
took him Off privately, in the presence
of another clerk as witness, in order to
obtain confession from him. Foster at
first denied the accusation. jackson then
told him that he had as well own up, as the
evidence against him was very strong. He
also reminded +. that he wa cognzaut of
forged check which he had some time pre-
Vious attempted to collect the money on at
one of our banks, as we'll as his participa-
ton in the robbery OF $4,000 which had
been committed in the note-cutting room of
the Treasury Department the lst day OF
June last. The prisoner, upon hearing this
from Jackson, began to cry, and achnow-
lodged taking the thousand dollars stolen In
December, but still denied all knowledge OF
the ten thousand dollar tranaetioA Upon
j s promise to do what he could to prevent
a prosecution from taking place it he would
psy back the thousand dollars which he hal
acknowledged stealing, L. agreed to the pro-
position, and did refund that amount of
money. Subsequently, however, hearing
more about the robbery in June last, he
again sought Foster, and pinned him SD
closely with regard TO it that ne acknow-
lodged committing that theft also, and said
thai after stealing the money he carried 1t
down to a store near the Old Market which
was kept by two Italians, named Francisco
aud Christopher Domiuiek, for them to keep
for him; that they, knowing he I'D had
stolen it, aud would be afraid to make any
fuss about the matter, took it all ffam him
with the exception OF about i've hundred
dollars. Upon this information Mr.. jack
son, deeming it his duty to do so, had the
two Dominicks arrested, but still wishing,
for the sake of his wife and child, to screen
Foster from disgrace and prosecution, of
fered him the alternative Of reiunding back
to the Government the money which had
been stolen. +. being unable to raise that
amount, was also placed under arrest.
Some surih her testimony was given, but on
account of the absence Of some other wit.
nesses the Mayor continued the examina.
Ii IN till Tuesday next Foster was remanded
10 Jail. The Dominicks were admitted 10
| bail for thaI appearance In the SUM OF W COO.
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Aa0ther .i1T ioal IF Ys,.hee5-~0ae hundred
and eighty.three Yankee prisoners arr we'd at
the Libby prison yesterday, live of whom
were negroes. These fellows were captured
in North Carolina, Bristol, Tenn, and uoal
SmitltielH, Isle d Whit county, Va.
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Governors Recsptioa.-The reception ut
0aye,ccr Smiths mansion last night was
well attended, and every one seemed 10 en-
,or themselves The Armory Band was pre-
sent, aud cn1ivencd the evening with several
bsxutiful piaces os 5ausiS
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HEADQ'Rs 18TH ARMY CoRps,
DEPARTMENT OF VA, AND n. c.,
Eo., af,n,o, Va J,u 81 ls;d

TUT -FI"ITUVf Fst', 1IfI' ~ 'Vo"
General Orders, No. i2.
Inasmuch as The rebels Of the Confederate
States are sending their women and children
through the lines Of this Department, and Retain
ing by law, all able bodied male persons, 1t is or
dered:
L. That no while woman nr children will be per-
nlitted to come through the lines. without pass
from these headquarters the headquarters OF the
Army of North Carolina
H. All able bodied men Will be received. de-
mined until rep rte these headquarters, or the
headquarters -pf the District and Army OF North
Carolina, and 1rders are given concerning them
III. Nothing in this order shall be construed In
conflict with General Order No 10, relating tu
coIosed persons.
BY command of Major Gen. Butler.
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REAL ESTATE FOR 51LE.

TbE.E .EFiftfL Farm OF - acres, the Brock
ID Turnpike, pa miles north of Richmord, for
saie-at the request Of the present owner, cfIer
for saie the neat and attractive lIte farm Gated
abnve, recently owned and occupied bY alr I. w
Rose 1t contaias q ! acres, IN high state cf
provament The dwelling has seven roorns, is
Learly new, and ls very comfortable /; besides With
there Is good barn, stable kitchen, siaf ka house,
wall OF water. i; also excellent 9olug OrCc ard.
credit until March, 1857 10 81 000, balance in
cash Immediate possession givea If application
ID made in a day or two great bargain Wl be eolt
Apply 10 G0DDIH Il APPERSON,
fr f-3t AnctiDnaeI6
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0Gdh DOiLAs5 Reward Ran away, on Sunday
AIF night, ibe liza inst my neg:c man James;
he 5 ahout - ears OLD, qgie likely, with smoo,h
shin, elsek ecmpexiog, iuit se't ot hair, teet or
inches high, weishs about $50 pounds, and with hs
index IIsdr a ID III hand taft IL attempting Ia
maAa his eAEe ha will dot btcss pass through RNn.
,a0ud as in5 mother lives there With Mr. VIM
PEai, on Gtaco slscas, hot.etn 1,h and 5ih. Tha
above reward wit De Paid ins 6pprehe nsion and
confinement la jail 50 that GET him.
WM EGREEN,
M mHshiiofd. Cnar'Gtt0 60, Va. ia 2i~ 1919
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il, OR sac ffivasely-A Farm Of 450 acres, with
r. good building, III the county Ct Charles Cry, %
miles from Richmond ard miles OF good isaaat-
ing on Clrckahemey river, at present occupied by
Mr g Guy. The dwelling has q rooms, all The usual
ut-huildings, and the wnDe in good order. About
ITO acres are cleared, the balance in wood, mostly
of original growth Of oak aud rine, Of which there
Is good deal Of very 1De tlnher. The large aNan
tity Of wood and timber on this farm, aud .s
tguisy To the river, render this tract very valuable;
besides, there Il 4 large Supply nf mari upon it,
Those wishing &, seeafe farm heavily wooded and
timbeTed Weuld DO well so cal at once. Possession
given Immediately. Apply TO
JAS NJ Taylor, Auetionecr.
In connection with the absye Fam ofer for
sale, No steam Saw NH, 81 horse power, having
two saws, new belis, ard indeed al the apparfe-
nanees attached The Mil ia sne IT Talbot 4 Bros
best Portable Saw Mills. a. present it is shnve
n:cnIy located in the vicinity oi lot G. good tim
bar, which the purchaser either buy or by
contrast The Sit valves Eeed some rerairs.
eb-It JAS TAYLOR. AuGtieEssr.
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- boi'aAhs REWARD hseaped frnnl the Jill
A,j of i.re & Bowman, On the night Of the sist
JANUARY, Henry, boy about Is years oli OF black
canpiezi"n stout and thick butt; hsd on blue
military eao, snd gray military jacket, with brass
buttons. The above reward IF s25 will be paid fog
his delivery IL me, to the jsii Of MossTs Lee Il
.Hnsb JN0 A HUICHEsON,
f. 3--ts Curator Of Elizabeth Irby.
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ANOTHER OF BEAST BuFLRa'5 ORDERs.--In a
copy of the sold Domiuioa;'' Yankee paper pub
lished in Norfolk, we fad the following order OF
Beast Butter, whit II may prove interesting to per-
sons desiring to get through our lines on their way
TO Yankeedom
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TOR SALE.-Any one wishing 10 buy fne
e young horse, viii o well by eating at Hicks's
SfabI s. ON 10th II. The horse IL sorreI, eight
years old, perfectly sound in every respect. She II
very fass and gentle; will stand anywhere united
for any length of time. She is a splendid driver.
and more delightful saddle horse could not be de-
sired. Apply 10 MIR. CROW, at Hicks's stahis.
on 10Th, between Main aud Cary SITS. fe <-3s
VALESTiNks.--A series OF Valentines, twenty In
number. carricatu and sentimental, are nav
ready and orders from dealers with cas- b. csn W iu
when iG0 copies, (b ses) ordered hailirg 81 %
res hundred. Each sheet ean be mailed open on
the sender aaisiag QUO cent stsmr
GRO DUNN / co,
fe 4-6ts Publishers.
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Y-OR SALE-A tract of Land Ia Goochland, four
e miles from Pemberton depot, containing a25
acres, 40 in fac oak ii.Aber, about so in pines and
the balance III cleared good lands There is Wcii-
ing on .aa liAee For Particulars APPLY l., Mr.
Adam DaGonts, near pember;0E. or at Boyle u
CANDLES sword factory. + DIAJpNT.
fe 6--ost
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cnH DOLLARS kEW ARD Kan away ON Sat
DUV nFday, The 31tn January, ny negro man,
hda, - isitn He is about feet or iSehes high,
stont built, not very dark comp.ect d. good counte.
nauee. lviii give the shove reward if eiiyer~d to
me- OF s!oo II conaeed IN airy psrt OF the state so
may be able to get him.
ANDREW PIZZiNg,
" e ~" Broad street. -
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- 5AAAWAf-From the 81 section Richmond ami
T. DahViile Railroad, two sa,tas, Frederick and
LEXIS, She property of r Il ie.gh. Frede, ck n
ab"n. fcat high, dark complexion no marss rs.
mrnibeica-
Lewis feet 10 inches high dark Com;Iexiop The
ustai rewards Nll be rait for their anurehe ensicn
fe 3-ts tIfAS O. vAlIIrr sunni
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B Il TELE G IL APH


laHroRfs OF TH1 Press AssociATov
Entered according to act OF Congress in the yeAS
1853 by J. s. THRAsHER. in the Clerks Office ei
:he District Court Of the Confederate States fos
the Northern District of Georgia.
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HARVEY, HhLiINtis co,
IL Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers Of
LADIES' AND GENTLEsaEN,S FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES,

dAVlEg IH UIr EinIsiy tLe Uost WGfKMtN 70 b OBJ
tained and well selected stock CT the very nuesS
material we are TO turn out In any quantity
CHiLDREN'S WEAR We keep o,hipg On hand
but what is our own make, and will gSarantec an
good an article in every respect aay which can bo
run through from Yankee land. All we ask Ii trial.
H. Particular attention will be paid to the manu-.
facture of Misses' AID Boy - Shoes.
- All orders from the trade will meet with
prompt attention. de l8--2ns
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4 \SE thousand Doiiare Reward. Kan away frcnl
~ my house Oh Sunday last my servant girl
kDea She is about Is years old a bright muatto.
straight hair, stoops somewhat in walking, ready
spoken, aud intelligent. She took from the house
the night previous suEdry articles of ladies' closhpx
among them the following One light bI1e striped
siix dress one green check silk dress; one dark
blue silk dress, one green and rel elk dress; one
brown meri' dress; one ali wool light ground mous-
lame Dress enc ali wool green mous.aine drees ons
all wool dark blue do; si wool pink do: two pur
PIE barase dresses; one green aud white dress: oue
white a~-s Mesln dc, one tncktd cambric DO. twu
PINK lawn doi two caiioo ds; two black cloth coaks
Oh. ~ah cape, oue lorg six taseneea; one black
silk Seaures gard one ane black Lee maItila seys-
raj hue c@mbric skirts; one red me rno body one
black moasialne sack; two ladies' hais, together
"ih various Kinds or uGd.relOthing; ALSO pair Of
gold bracelets with the iEitibls -" Pr on the in
side; one gold chain, ana one cameo breasspiu
have reason to believe that her aim will ke to
MAKE her escaIe into The enemy lines, In company
With white pefsors
the above reward Of one thousand dollars will be
PAID Tor ner apprehension, together with the delivery
OF the stolen articles, three hun0rSd dolsrs fop
her delivery 10 me in Ricbmord
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Mayors Coayt.-The Mayor had the fol-
lowing cases before him yesterday morning
Joseph Maria, an Italian coDtectiouer, was
arraigned on the charge OF committing an
assault upon officer John ID. Perrin and at
tempting to shoot him while In the dis
charge of his duty as a policemen: Maria
had seLt for Perrin to take from his house
a negro man whom he said he had been
compelled by his wife to hire, and who was
about running away with her. M had his
wife and the negro fellow locked up in q room
together. Upon learning the state OF the
case Perrin was doubtful OF his authority to
make the n. rest without q warrant, and there
fore declined doing so. The accused then
drew pistol, aud was about shooting the
negro, when Z. interfered, which caused NJ.
to turn upon him, giving him pretty severe
scuffle till officer Adams came to his assist
ance. There being no testimony for the de-
fence, His Honor required Maria TO give Sc
curity in the sum OF s40O for his good beha-
vior for twelve months.
Jordan, William, and Mary, slaves, and
Eiiuda Hunter and Francis Grandson, free
negroes, were arraigned for violating city
ordinance by riding about the streets 10 Il
hack. 1t being their first offence, the Mayor
discharged hem with an admonition.
Bob, slave of Richard Hatcher, was dis
charged from theaccusation preferred against
him Of stealing one trunk aud contents, val
ued at $3UO, from II. aulache, some time
since.
The charge against James Moore, of buy
Ing butter III the market to sell again, cou-
'trary to an ordinance, was ntinued.
Richard Hill was summoned before His
Honor to answer the charge of having a case
Of smallpox, and failing to report the fact
TO the proper officer. There was no evil
dence substanlating the complaint, and ne
was discharged.
William II. Zimmerman was examined on
the charge OF severely beating and cutting
about the head Tom, negro, belonging to
John w. Rison. The evidence substantial
ing the complaint, Zimmerman was required
to give security for his appearance before
the Uustinps Court next Monday
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CHARLES PHILLIPS.
ie f-4t- Corner 9th aud Main sta.

En DoLLAkS Reward -kanaway, on the 2Oth
w INST, my mu!atto boy, named Bob, about
ieet ash, wen built, % years cid, has a brother
iIvirg with Mr. easants, .he auctoneer has been
hired Tor the last year 10 Mr. John Lindsay, on tho
fEhk resd snd has scar The side OF the neck
La WAS las; seen the tow path on hs wsy up The
cadtL He is supposed TO have forged pass. The
above reward will be paid if be is etlivcred 10 me
at my Resistance, on CarIiagton street
f. i-~euG2a TIIO3 FRENCH
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RUNA WA YR

1M DOLLARS Revard.-A negro man pamsd
h Archer, Quarter master at Raeon n.;.r,sy
Branch. for the Government shops, has sSsepied
himself e,nce Saturday evening lest, and hsvs
reason 70 believe Is mixing his way 10 Che euemy.s
DIR Burwei, of tais city , who under stsnd. lsfs
her master on sunday last in company with hin.
H. 3 owned by Mr. 1 II Ingram, OF Northumber eriand
ceuoty; ne 10 soout 30 years cf age Of black com
well made, and wears full head Of hair The aboyo
reward will be paid for nis delivery q me or to Nj
Archer. THoS BaGBY. Agent,
fe e-1ks Noa Wan .tr..s
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1.-TWO Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward Kan
i away f,om my place, rear Richmond . oegro
maa FAMED Tom Biuford, about s, years old dask
tkinnee, ard has scar across his forehead. He
was efosht Of Mr. Augustus HsxAli, Of Charles City
county. AID is no doubt endeavoring to make his
way to that county. For his apprehension and Dc
livery Ia Richmond the above reward viii be paid,
lie 6-2aw3w = A HILT.IARn
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hARTi3 IN PAS&EkS.-RecruitsW Wanted for
Major Harry Gilmor's battalion of indepen-
dent cavalry Horses ana equipments furnished.
$50 bounty Apply immediately al our recruiting
office, corner Main and Sth streets, opposite The
SpptsWood Hotel. JAS STMtNGfQN,
w UPSHUR,
fe l--7tf Recruiting officers.
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.FOR RENT AND SALE,

TOR Eent--A store neatly fitted up, aid the best
II stand in the town. Apply to
JOHN PERRY,
fe e. 2tt Ashland Hotel.
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IN Store and for sale at A VI FoslEG's Il Co 3, No
i la2, Main street, second door fl III l2h ST.
barrels Of choice " 8iskey, the best 10 the
GohfedeFacy,
barrels Of very tiae old Mountain sNhiskey,
barfciA0 pure Cider Vinegar,
h0xss genuine Eag,ish Cheese, very fne
IL boxes eh wee Sperm Gandies,
Also, every variety 81 hne Liquors. Tobac.
co, &c fe 5-6ss
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