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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
sdaueerbafter Il1ere in Hicmstaun.

Qm Ieeten Sonnta9 2(beno, fa9t Der
,,Gdncaiter SoIf6freuno" pom %. Die,
ies, 5lpilhen abt uno neun llbr, muroe
in Riemstaun, 9ancaifer @auntp, cine
9rdBllte Worotbat be9on9cn, tpclbc auf
ole Burger iencs frieoIiben Stdotbene
uno oefen u dbarfbaft cine erfbdts
ttrnbe 8irfurD bate. Oic Sbotia6en,
70 mcit mir fie in @rfabruno brin9en
Fonntcn, Uerbalten iib lpie fol9t:
Sc iteut ftb beraus, oaB Elm Mann,
9tomen6 8ibIon QeterS, rpclber felt eli
niger Belt NIT ieiner Srau ni,St auf
freunolbaftli6em SuBe 9elebt bate, am
Mor9en oe6 9cnannten Sa9e6 sinen
STREET. NIT ibr bate. 2(benos 9in9 er
lpleoer in ibr 6aus uno ols er feline Srau
in Der 01usfur traf, 0urhbobrte ct iie
nabe Dem 6erJen nit einem Saibenmeiz
fer, peldbe6 man nabber in Der 0ausfur
fano. Soblto ol5 cr Die Sbat bc91nnen,
ram CT aus bem O1uie uno Die Strab5
aufmdrts; feline Srdu rannte ibm nod)
uno fbrie ,,Woro !" Sie lief bis an Die
Sront(fufcn oes 6nuIe6 oes Gtil6 &ejes
ed, eini9e 30 2Jlro5 cntfernt, no ite nies
oerlfdrjte Wan tru9 lie auacubliflIb
in ibr eiDcnCs 61u6 3urud, unp rief olc
Ooftorfn Slime urc 8rOue bcrbci ile
fonntcn ibr ifoob nibt Die 9crln8ite
6dlfe leiittn, uno fie itlrb un0cf1br Ell
ne StunNc nabbcr. or. Sidoc paps
ling mar jur 3eit nit jIpci anoeren Ser
rem in Der 6roRt icinC6 9otcl6 i'm 8e .
fprdb be9yiffrn; iie b0rten ba6 8Glbrei
Der Srau, iaben oeu Mdnn renncn uno
liefcn ibm nab. sic uerfol9ten ibn bie
an Die Sfficc bon Gprus 8eam, @iq.,
no er iid ibnCn er9ab uno betannte, Dap
CT feline Srau 9smoroet, aber I'm Die Sol
gen unbeFdmmert iei. 2(m porioen WtUns
tag Mtor9cn fibrte man ibn 5u Gem ent'
leslten &crper ieiner Srou, 100 cr 9lei6
9ultl9 auBerte, ,,e6 Iei nun riAmol Quee
oorbei, uno er 9ebe nidJts oarum, nenn
man ibn 9Iei6 auf Der Steue CrI1iebe.'
Gr puroe am Montae Mor9en nab Can.
CATER 9ebrodbt uno in oo6 @auntp Sc
fdn9nB 9eitedt, um ooielbf Iein Ser.
Dor fir Moro objuwarten.
peters III unesfdbr 40 SABRE alt. 81,
boben orei Sinoer, nopon ein6 ermacb:
fen, Gins ooer s Sabre alt, uno eint
bios 10 Wonate alt iif.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
SO . = 8 fE 4.

Die Sutprs bon 9e6n unb ben angrGnpnten
@euntrS. Die In StBun8 parsn fir ten @no,prti
~ rntiastoen, mer brn sr56ten br1en unb rrbI.
isdIen Std ron SrOdtnwaarn Gnt, Fnb ,rr
@nbf&dtun9 8stOmmtn, bob gRtGer, SGreitsr
unb Go. am glrw 21rt Stc6r UUn gttw SJorf ju.
ridBCtIbrt Tnb nit cem Gr5eten, te7n unb
wctliciIilen Stpd BON Srcdrnwaarrn in 2s6o
unb brn on9rdn,enrrn @ountics.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Sb6ne 6cIe9enbeit.

I'm F6 gut gu tsfrirNsen unb wUttfsit ;u
faufsn, 9rtr 9rabs nah Dem 8rrbrn Stctr ron
Subsr, Dtltnssr unp 60. utpo S6r S6uipls,
Jeattune, WusItns, unb @rU;ertrs an 70 nt,rrrsn
3ifs,n fabsn ipttbrn, taB man Dem taufru nidt
abfstsn tann. Ole batrn ben er5btsn Stpd in
Ger Stapt auf 6anb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
ein sGufIibcs I11aebcn

Cine iunSe Dame aus SnOiunupUlts mar Itb'
ten gBintsr auf Sdu6 Bel 8runbsn tn S9iU
un6 nobm fir $500 GItim In elmer SsGsrfsa-
fduft, bic f6 sben blp,te. tlnssfd6r am 20 .
gprtl traf ete 9tisul&aft auf Sst uns bic iunst
Dame puFaufts tbrtu GntPsiI um $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

b@r6dr jsnss 6 Q &'sGsII8tOrn, Tnb
mir unirrm 8rrunb, @lquier Subsr, bon glie'
rsr'@latunsie 2auni&p, bspli6n Dant l&ut'
rts.-&CtaIO mir eiue @rlsssntsit pd3u bsfOm.
mtn. rprrtcn mir ras @pmplimsnt sripIebsrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

6-eieut. 8 Of @uGbertfun, bon
Saos gBtdtbua Saunf6iY, 2r&a @auntp, pirb
pom Irinrn Na6barn unb Srsunbrn ais cine
I&idlt&s unO fdbise psriun fir ein MitsIisb Der
ndtRsn Staata8ics9sbun9, natirlid auf Ter
Union Scts, ansmpfUbirn. - 8s6t 70, brnst
@urt @aasteatrn SUrpGrts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

RD-Gapt. McUre, rr In gBaiGtn8tcn bon In'
bsrIcnStae ansstcmmrn iF, tert&tst, bab er bic
8ssrStui6Reus NaIsl6R BON so Gdrn sinssi&IOf'
fen Bat, woruuf i4 + 5000 9rdbsr ttfntsn, bic
iammtIi6 nit sinsm Brett, auf brm Der Namr,
bas 8ssimsnt unp bic Gompasnit ansesstsn
iinS, b8st6nd wurbsn. Nur 500 @rabsr iinb
unbtfannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Staats Central Committcc.

Die MtsIieper rr Union Stnatt.GtrtraI.
COMMITTEE babcn ii4 am 81. @u9ua an 80
1t05 Gbrtnut SraBs, Ybilaselpbtd, gu psr'
iammsIn unO lI& S5ais 5u Orsanfrm unO IOIts
auprrr @siaiits 3u orri9trn Die pUrtrmmsn
mGlCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
pferoeperFauf.

Dem Strfauf BON 8eserunsep fsrbrn am lrB.
ten 5rritas in aGImtaun, pOGntrn StIr 9rute BEL
unb rrriclte 9ins Iebbaft BON Stahrn. Die
Yrrfs runstrttn BON 20 Bic t8O sbalsr, tc naa
Der 8rau46artsit Ger pfrbr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

RG-3 3tniss SssiIsn in Center gaunty tuurtsn
SOrtse geO4s bon rtnrm bartsn 5rURs trimss.
fu6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

R9-Scetsn ale mir CUR Yrebs ssbsn MOLTEN,
erfabrsn mir NOD, bab BEL ensm Sanossmsnss
3u Cation, am Samfas gtrnb, sin Nann bon
8sabin9, btiIsn glamrn mir nift erfatrsn tattn,
plSBli& 9stGOtet worbsn IsI. prtr BrleS IOa
Der 3Battr lrtn unb tat 8rtsau5 esnumm,n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

DS- 50 fCasn F& 5000 Dsftrtre BON Der 90.
tcmae grmse In GtusOrt brinbm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

R6- Df'i&e finb plentY unb wublfeil In
Neuyprf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

SaT guf @Cuut gBuI4instun in ben BttBsn
Bergen BON gsw SamPi9trs bate man am %.
4usuR brrsitf Sis,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

Origin GrObtrsnpFdnSr in Mt6isan Bat
bitIts SaSr 500 S9aIsr SVn sinsm gdr sinst'
lSBt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

sG- Na& 8sri6ten aus allen Gtrtlsn beS
@taatrS 1uO bic ausFdhn fdr rins rsiGIt&s
g4rlI9tpm'@rnts fbr gut,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

BGr@rue. q. @. 6 urttn t,finbet T6 se
snwartis in Bethlehem, aGwO er Rt eniss Sage
aufuAaItsn Gtbenft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
0rOse EaIfre9Ilr9 !!
Der atIantiibe telegraph bat rpieber
febloefbloaen

Dos Sbou bot f6 sstrennt unb init Iib ras
GrCeitVItsm 9sSc9Cn, urc bsiee fhtGfen nun in Dem
midbti9en 3stts osS atlantic, um niGmals misosr
ouIutsbcn.
Ssbmt Stadbt t0s Surc9e unb Sones nun 9Gz
ter pertaufen IousGhtefltb fir Baraeto, uno hno
eacurb in Stance Sitter on ptet nteoertn prtiISn
iu pertaufen oils ibre Slabbaru, Die Dem alien Sp:
itsms anbdussn Sitter auf 9rsrit iu psrtaufsu,
pcourh fs fbptrs 8erIufts bard fhletts BUD:
rshuunesu srlsicsn, uno usbmtn eaber Gem ebrli:
tbsn 8tltt uno G6rhsGufcmtrs ercBs lrchtt ab,
um etsfs BGrlults tinieumoern ~ fSdsn.
Sic ftno Ieeben uon giCurort uno pbilabsIpba
urddsetebrt, nit cSm mcilt SIssonrfsn aGcrtimtut
alIer artCn Srrderpaarsn fic itmoIs in oct 9crs
cnsb 9fJsist wsrcEn fnb, ictbs ais
Selaines,
WIerinoe6,
Srodbr Oclaincs,
Saron plaios, Ibwarje Scribe 1c.
ilufsru StCd ron Sbopts tbds6t iscs @sriStdt
pen neuen uuo mcciesn Strls in ih.
9loafs in cnoloIrr Sarietdt.
G5SrmanlreH SRcGt fur edoiss S6apls.
YurpIs,
ScIlrrirU,
StarIst,
Slaus,
gBtes,
S1rarje,
Drab, &c.
GinbrimiIhe @iiter.
YrInts,
Nuslins,
ijldnrl,
Sidinss,
SHntlngs,
on erfuunlid nisocrsn prsiIsn, Mannsr unc Sua'
ben Sraht.
aus Sorten Sud-. @ansmsre, &psCos, Gleattne,
Soninsttsn, pGIdbt pir 30 presnt pObtfsilsr psrs
faufeu, ats r9sno sin auetrEr SlroGritCbr in bic:
Itm Sheiltrts ednots.
Gal, tsim Sad uup Sufhd. ssbe art eOurSs'
prpouttsu.
Grc6er Stpd auCcnspaarrn.
CBir fnc sntlhlCdSn 9Saoren on lclbsn 4reiisu
gu psrtauftn, boe ss i'm SnttrsS ausr psr(cnsn lsiu
miro, Die wobtftiIs &redSnwaor:G rpuuibsn, bs
uus anIuiPrsbsn, 81: man IIOnItwO fault.
Suroae u. cSoneS.
Nc 9. IN psmlttOn StrOss, HGsntcpn, pa.
ssarssl6 rpirS bssubtt fir Suttsr.
:, q. Bure9s. ~. 9. Scnst
Bu9pf %, ls65- pal!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Gin gSDrt ait MQe.

@stet fsirtn SbaIer aus fiir @dtu tit S6r
metnsn Strd tramintrt babm. UNI ben Inter.
i6isb Der preiisn Der @aarsn In anbun Stptrm
Su erfatrtn.
Der Strpm Der Bffenttiden 8untfGaft fd0rt
GuG snrhttr Bsie mad Dem Ortr, UNI Su t1u.
fen, tpann 9br mad Der Stabt tcmnit.
Stsat Gu4 nur In bic 8ti9t unb tcmmt az
ben Stctr BON turrm altsn unb ,,prpbirtrn Jrsuno
unc DfsntIi&rn Dtrnn"
NR. S. Grdmer,
rbtbsm Smil9 unb 6rSmrr IiOprI @ds btS
WarftpIab's, s,s,nitrr bsm ..aIplrr Sutsl."
Gasntaun, ausul 29, 1865. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Al!GntOwH COIIiOiat- 9aftitut
uno
Wtlttdtr : 9f06emie,
GiucS SpQeoiltnS.

vErfttsrisit pom StoOts psnnlrtponicn nit oVsu
@tI robtEn uro YrtplIc9isn
GineS SOlle9iumS.
Dti nadltI StlFcn rcr 2tuftout pirb ON Dsn,
ta3G tCn A, S'phm6er, ibrcn lufare utbmen.
Der llntsrr!bts GURUS umfaEt ollie 3pgtae tiuer
sn9ltld)tn uno mathematician GrjiGbuna nit rer
reut'dt'n, tran3Sfi ben, Iotsnfbsn unS sri,dilbtn
Spradbs. 5S9!in9s ron 5 Sabrin uuo sGrtibtr rpers
btn in itoss Stuoitn Dcplrtemert atfaenommeu,
iiic tos SoICS. Scfbdffl'ben oosr o,brfodb pcrbts
rsttet oesr sum @rner Etnis "Artium Batfalaartus"
trbtbGn. ..r.
0as NVthtdrsDrp0rtGmtnt III nit Cinem pcIIitdns
ootn Sorrntbc ron 9Justrleu uno lufrGfdnosu
fir SnfanrrtG: 0tiu pGrfsbtn uuO man srpartst els
ne Sat'srts ron ritr mSta0tn,n Sileeetbissn fdr
llstur0cn.
0is 3S3Itua. rvIrecn In iIofm llrtsrr6tS,3pcs
q, Die btcn &.rtbclt uutir etbrtru. rpddbs In lbs
rem 6ahE cSNts tenonostt III, 9tnsgsn.
0a6 Oeportement fir iun9e Oamen
wirp ncuC NtiiS unb ouf9rjlhurtt Bcrlbsils bits
tsr. Cine 6oHC fit !SttIotr uno trct nit Sinlnosr
perbunceut 3tmnCr, tUr ih otaslonocrt, ItSn tapes
'nt gut 9tbtt uro pcutlttrt, nit Gjucm ptano,
3ticbtnl hcn unn neucn ftrlbtnunIcnCu 0llteu
nah Dem tstcu StnlE psrfshcn. 9tpSbrci bic erSBs
tt % Icml'thtCtt fur res Stuotam. Gins 9CbrsT
rim, sGlta bgfib'9t IN allen esnShnItdCn uno bSbs
Sr'n CnSttlhn 3pGi9en, in Gl9GSrn, 9tcmGtrie,
GhtmiS, GIcc4te, Rbdcrt, susIi der eitsrutur unS
"I"l lL'- FV'tivpU'' uUl'IttWt bH RDSW'HI III 9eNpS
ert uno ptro tbr lmt mlt csn (bmtibslbattstCn
Gmpf ,bluu9cn antrGteu.
GuBer9CnGbuItdbc &crtbde fno FIR en- ilnterf
rtdlt in otr Sccal: no SnltrumGHtalsYPuff, in Der
tateiufhtu 0riCdbiihCn, bCutIdsn unO franjSilFen
Sprohc, in osr @tr,iSrunqsse espCr:arbeit, in oer
Hnfsrtisun9 ron gBoGos Srrittcn uno 8lumrn, I'm
3sihnen, in .Suur:2tttsiNn ,t. actrtsn. Sunss
Damcu emrfan9Gu nab &rumnuuS css ro~eSIbrits
biusu Stuo srs aurlus Gin 5iplom.
Sm Yrtmirs DCplrtGmtnts fir ttsinC 0a6odsn III
btutir9jdC Grhcluu9 pom 0irnsn ourh an9enebs
{ 2(bpchtIun9 uno frltrmatiiSbS llsbun9 espSbrtt
Sir Girfularc usuoe man itth on
8ep. SO. g. $ooforo, Yr6foent.
IGsnicnn, 2tu9uf %. ne3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

&ramcrmaarcm in cmSlpier SSarie
t1t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Gletnen 0rpiIt Snitenl.


wslHss @sl6afIsIystrm mir rasn eruern 6anrd
juIihsrtt unb papur6 au9 man1c 8crt6rlle bic
Anbsrs niGt babrn, pa msn NUttO TT:
llirOerr }lIri(fn, 9rOFrr ganNrI uao
Terfi9c @c8aBUmm9.
NiemanO barf wOblfsiIsr rrrfaufen ais mfr.
@rubs ginfdufs BON f&par,e unb fsurirte Sri.
be, rpcrauf mir bic btiUnbsrs Nufmrrtiamtrit orr
Gdbies lsnfsn. GS II Der srSBtt unb ausac.
wdtlttft Stpd Der nod uffrrut wurbe. unb pure
be rinssfauft Dor Dem nsuItGsn Steisen Der Vrrt.
fen uno oabr pisl srIpart purbe.
Cine Sniprftipn tpirb Bios SrrIanot.
@lsin StCd bon @rpatrtts III suuRanSla
uno bisttt rtnsn srC6sn gcprasrunb btrjma,n
bar, bic ttras bsrarttsss braudcn. SD mu1l4s
nismals Su prabsn NIT BEN mas i6 tbun fam,
absr fcmmt uno urttsilet fir guG Iclta. gp6G
rtnb SptfuIatrnsn ben Martt Irirn, r6sen
preiirn istSsn unb au& nidt, absr mir
~Sc9eIm init Dem Strpm,"
rvis fas Ssrsar9ens btipsIbt. SD taltr tteoues
sspdbltsiie Sitter an ben
SttcSerFcN 0E@rEt : &0tc(Co
unb IOtltsn fs wdrr bsratlintn. tprrSc ids TN:
msr nit ben ntsNsrlsn NarftprsiIsn S6ritt bal.
fen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Iu6 1tnD 0Qittmere.

slnbsm Der Stcd f&per III, unb in SinRdt
Der Style, AuIttdten uno Yrsfen, fam brrIrIbr
ni&t itrtrcffen wnbsn, unp pirO prrtauft an
ptm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Nun fit 6en Strtfe.

ger lrnfen cure bsIcnbru @ufmnfIamttIt auf
unf're braune unb 9etlei6te MusIlnr, 8idinee,
Slid Dtapsrs, esRrrtftrs unO 16ediesS Sem
orn3sus, Canton llanslle, @ingtams, unb itcc
antre artsn bon wolrnsn 5IansIIrn, auf prlar
mir Cure
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

lsnten. tlnb intsm mir sntI6lp1Irn lfnb rirtn
9rc6sn unp lsbbaftsn 9anbrl ;u baben, auIlatt
iitsrma6ise 0rrfts uno trinsn 6anbsl. gnfii.
ger finben bier cine arpIje Wusnab(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF VA
~ LUABLE LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF
PRINCE EDWARD, LYING BETWEEN THE
AND FOUR MILES FKOMTlI JUNCTION, FOR
SALE PR1vATELY.--We offer at private sale
the land located az above, adjoining wilson G.
of it being very productive containing fine plant
land. Five hundred in original oak iorcst
afording fine timber, and about one hundred and
fry acles are in second growth pines.
Tie land lies on Sandy creek, which affords fine
bottoms.
Persons Wishing to invest in land, are invited to
examine this which is very accessible by railroad
PAIGE: Sl25 per acre.
GKUBBs WILLIAMS.
j. 3l-eodt Aucticneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
1HIN>tE1 1JIP-NEI ~,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
RICtI1S1.-n nccn,n har 1 lNEI l

CONFEDFPATE STATES or AMERICA,
RICHn"ND, December /, 1864.
EVENT III RI Y L K E A $ L RI
~ NOTES.--II pursuance Of an act Of Conqss,
approved Nove,r Der -, 1854, entitled Gan act 10
authorize the Se3va.e-y ftle Treasury 70 exchange
coupon boar SIS: eTea-:hirty treasury notes" ho
of SAGA ro.cs a-o hereby notified that after M
Payment of re annual interest due thereon ,ha
first day of January, SOS, upoU presentation Of the
same, the Treas:rer, Assistant Treasures and Fay
Derositaries las designated :. foot) viii issue ce
ficates therefor which sll s1ti.le the ho.1ers TO
COUPON bonds paYab.s thirty yo after ne fIatay
OF January, 1853 bearing SIX per ce-.. intersection
the said first Of January, .8ol, payable on TIE first
days of January an1 July i'll each year. The Tea.
s,,rer, Assistant Ireasurers and DepositagieS viii
make weekly reports to the Register Of the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their Offices. whIWpoa
bonds will be sent forward III satisfaction OF
The notes will be cancelled IN the usual manneraI and
forwarded to the First Au'!or.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treas'Iy I
Treasurer at Richmond Vn sinia
Assistant Treasurcrs at Cia,iest.n ali Mobile &
DepostaTies at Raleigh and " i.ni:r gton, North
rolipa,
Derosit;rles at Charleston a; c Columbia 50 ~
roliha.
Depositartes at Savannah ant At.c, u. Georgia,
Derositalies at Tallahassee, flofida ana Monty
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus Mississippi, and Ioust)
and Marshall, Texas. u 2~t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02

REFUGEE VorE.-The election for =
member Of the Legislature Tor York,
Warwick and Elizabeth City counties
and the city Of Williamsburg. all nov
in the hands of the enemy, came off in
MAY. The refugees now in this city
will vote at the polls here. Lieutenant
Colonel W. r. Willis, of the Thirty
second Virginia regiment, formerly Of
Hampton, is announced as candidate
10 represent the counties named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02

Gorxa 70 rHE EsExr.-Through the
vigilance Of the Confederate pickets, sta
toned in the neighborhood of the city,
= sergeant connected with Hampton's
Legion, named George Buchanan, charged
with attempting to escape TO tho enemy,
was arrested yesterday and lodged IN
Castle Thunder. His case will be inves-
tigated by military court-martial in a few
DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY L. H. Luck & Co, Auctioneers,
mo. H6 Main street,

BY L. H. Luck & Co, Auctioneers,
NO. IS Main street,
WE WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY,
w February Sd, at 10 o'clock, a lot Of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting, in part, Of
SOFAS,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
WASIISTANDS,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
TRUNKS,
CIGARS,
FEATHER BEDS,
Lot Of fiue new BLANKETS,
:, fine CARPETS,
RUGS, &c.
ALSO,
splendid PLATFORM SCALE, i'll good
ord,r;
PARLOR and COOKING.STOVES,
BEDSTEADS,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
and many other GOODS too tedious to mention.
Our friends will please bring in their Goods on
Thursday, they may be arranged for the sale.
l.. IL. LUCK $50, AuctOnecrs,
fe2 No. st Main stlcet.
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EOR RENT AT AUCTION.-I will
Il rent out, at public auction, at Henrico County
Court House, on MONDAY, the 9th instant III not
rented before that time, a FARM, containing
eiev en- and half acres OF land with good DIV ell
ing-house, containing three rooms, kitchen and
out-houses about two and half miles west Of Rich
mond. fe 2-4t1 JOHN A. HUTCHINSON
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

" ALUABHE FARM, OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ONE ACRES, ON THE
MECJANIosyILLE u RN PIKE, THREE
MILES AND A HALE FROM THE CITY, FOR
RENE AT AUCIION.-Will be rented out at auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, sth of
February, at II o'clock NJ, the FARM known as
"Ravenwood.' situated as above, and formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. }. J. Fry. 1t has a hands me
land is rich, part well adapted to grass, and the
balance fine vegetable land. The garden produce
tive, and there is excellent orchard. The place
is well watered and healthy.
TERMS: Payable quarterly, III advance.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
1e 2--e0dt6fet I'd Auctioneefs.
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Crrr Couxc1L.-A special meeting Of
the Council was held yesterday after
noon.
An ordinance, offered by Mr.. Scott,
was passed, providing that it shall not
be lawful for any person, directly or indi-
rectly, to purchase, or otherwise procure,
wood from the city wood yards, or either
Of them, or supplies of any description
from the city supply store, for sale at a
profit, or for any purpose other than for
his or her own use and consumption. A
penalty of fifty dollars will be imposed
upon any personviolating said ordinance
In advocacy of this ordinance, Mr..
Scott stated that instances had come to
light where persons had bought wood
from the city yard and resold it ut three
dollars per stick.
The Council also suspended the rules
in order to permit Mr.. Scott to offer an
ordinance prohibiting the keeping Of ex-
plosive missiles on private premises
upon q penalty of City dollars. The
ordinance was read by its title and
passed.
Mr.. Denoon introduced an ordinance
concerning the use of the city water, in
creasing the rates, from and after the LIST
of March next one hundred per cent
The rules were suspended, and the. Coun-
Gil, by unanimous consent, passed the
same.
The report of the City Gauger, ccrti-
flying that his receipts for gauging Ii
quors. etc, for the past six months, end
ing January LIST, 1865, amounted to
three thousand, six hundred and sixteen
dollars, was read by the President.
Anapplication for assistance was made
from the Union Benevolent Society.
On motion, the rules were suspended,
and the sum Of three thousand dollars
was appropriated for that purpose.
The subject of an increase of salaries
of certain city employees was then taken
up but, owing to the illness Of mem
Der Of the committee, the subject was
postponed till Friday afternoon, at which
time the Council adjourned to assemble.
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MOST DESIRABLE FAMILY

A III LOST DESIRABLE FAMILY
IA. RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
q Y, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, FOR r Mt AT AUCTION.--On
THURSDAY, February 9th, at II o'clock NJ, we
viii rent, upon the premises, for the term of one
year, the HANDSOME RESIDENCE situated as
above, and recently occupied by Mr.. John Fisher.
1t has ten rooms and five closets, a kitchen and
thee servants rooms, two cellars and brick stable
The dwelling is furnished with water and gas. The
location is one of tho most pleasant in this city.
Terms: At sale. GRUBBS e. WILLIAMS,
fc 2-eodtd Auctioneers
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SELLING A FREE NEaRo.-George w.
Williams, member of the Sixth South
Carolina regiment, was arrested ycster-
day, and committed to Castle Thunder,
on the charge Of selling free ne gro.
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MAroR's CoURr.-Among large num-
Der Of cases disposed of by the Mayor
yesterday, we note the following:
: William Cayce, a member OF Captain
George T. Whittington's battery, was
charged with beinga suspicious character
and having q pair Of shoes supposed to
have been stolen. Cayce proved clear
title to the shoes, and was discharged.
Samuel d. dieter, charged with enter
ing the room Of A. A. Mcbride and steal
ing therefrom pair Of shoes, was dis
charged in consequence Of his extreme
youth.
Kitty, slave Of James Pendleton,
charged with stealing silk dress, valued
at eight hundred dollars, from Mrs. Ann
E. Collier, was ordered to be whipped.
The case of Thomas Stratton and Ed
ward Curtin, charged with forcing their
way into room on Main street, occupied
by Misses Emma Smith and Kate Lloyd,
and stealing therefrom fifteen hundred
dollars worth of wearing apparel, was
taken up. The complainants testified
that, on the night of the robbery, two
men came to their room door and de-
manded admittance. From their voices,
they were supposed to be the accused
Upon threat to shoot, Kate Lloyd got
ont Of bed and opened the door. There
being no light in the room, it was inn
possible to see their faces, and the only
reason which they had to suspect STRAIT
ton and Curtin as the parties was the
recognition of their voices. The two
men came into the room on the first visit
and remained there about half an hour
they then left but afterwards returned,
and, breaking open the door, came in and
stole their clothes. For the defence, it
was proven that Stratton was at home at
the time it is alleged the robbery &C.
CURED, and remained there all night. In
Curtin's case, neither Of the compliments
were at all positive in recognizing his
voice; and his character being shown to-
DO good, the Mayor bailed him for his
appearance on Friday. Stratton was
committed.
Oliver, slave of William H. Pitts, and
George, slave Of Mr.. Talaferro, charged
with breaking into Rev. Charles Mime
gerode's dwelling and stealing one bar
rel Of -four and lot Of sugar, bacon,
lard, butter, soap and crockeryware,
valued at three thousand dollars, were
rsmandsd for examination before the
Hustings Court.
James Webster, an employee of Peter
Lawson, butcher in the Second Market.
Ma nned for selling light weight at his
stall.
Fines were imposed upon several par
lies for violating city ordinances by per.
uniting water to escape from their hy-
drants and allowing their servants TO 20
at large.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT, ON TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET,
UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.--By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed by James IL. Watkins and
and at the request of the beneficiary in said deed
shall proceed to sell auction, the premises,
on MONDAY, February 18th, at II O'Clock NJ the
HOUSE and LOT OH Twenty-eighth street, Union
Hill, at the southeast intersection OF the Meadow
brigde road, fronting the south side of the said
road fourteen feet, and running back in irregular
depth sixty eight feet.
TERMS Cash.
fe2 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.