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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

A Practical FARMER at Pleasant Valley,
Ohio, has discovered a remedy for cracked
hoofs: Take u piece of copper four inches
long and two inches wide. and bore eight
holes in it, f0nr at each end, so as not to
interfere with the crack: then take a bot iron
with sharp edge. and burn the crack at edge
of the hair till it goes through to the quick.
After this let ;he horse run on pasture, aud
it will begin 10 heal up in few weeks. This
remedy I have tried, and it did the work
complete, and worked the horse al the
time. Care should be taken to close the
crack very tight before the plate is fastened
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28
The COwsrsIiy Wretch w no fears
10 Propose.
BIZ IKE yERDANT.

My ang aIl envy, and strif. an tsnIly.
Both hunger ant thirst a1l all other
BE strewn IN the way, by night lni bv dty,
vi the cJV.lr-!y wretch wa9 f,t-- = propose.
MAY remorso sting has rons'ence from until night
Let all wIai n an girls be forever mis- FOES:
Ei.y no stars thrOaSh the night ii!fuss any light
For the coTIriiy wretch whJ f,Irs II prJP,s,-
slay the girls look upon hin! with aaI IL Lain;
Let them slap his uli pate In.l tramp his
Let them llngli at his pn-tiI=n him again -
That oowarty wretch who fears to pFolJ-,
May misfortune and ssTrOgv. AMI woe, be ls DOOM:
Let no flowers in his pathway their pleasures disclose:
hty ms lie BE- one siopm frOlI birth t. the tomb;
That covArdly wretch who fears h propose.
When, at len sth, he'll be etIe that las. fatal
iul his Carcass il lying in deaths i1Il rep ,c-
When his soul will have LII ter shall b. shell
For that cow4rIly wrctsh vino i-IrsI u propose.
In life, may he never have comfort wealth.
Nor peace. nor coI:-ntment. wherever he ..gc.:
And IN DEATH may SONS elf. or tn. devil himself
Fly away with the wretch who fears Props.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

Eincuin.

Tn. nation mourn--the vail OF gr.ef rss1InIs
From -lIor- TO shOrc, to Its reIn5;=st byun1<-
The conflict ce-lScs-tie last great stru- OsT,
And our Iill>tripus statesman i. 10 mIgt.
IS mighty Joyc riIlci 0n Olympic throne,
So ruled all hearts, he whom nOw brni1an.
is sinks the within the distant Ne~t,
In gorgeous and rs.Il gent colOrs dressed,
- sank CDiumrit- hi;siI ami noi'ic
Her Lncs'la-neNt in rins 10 Washington
PANE circle! with her brightest bsan- iils way,
Aud led him to pure uncloI!-.i day.
The nation mOurn-, ani slcs cloth Is her ggr5
For 10 her ifIrn1st soul TIA" poisonous b3Tii
oi grief hath entered She hath lost in hinl
A bright respienicnt Jrj AMI dIrk, AMI dim,
The future seems To- her tcsr-biindci sight:
4 iustro1s star Eltii .Ine,!-iaii I'd it, light.
! ct still he lives though We more may
That noble form .srraycd IA mijesty.
still dO; he live ami will while earth shall STAN l.
abr freedoms fiig fiJ,t Ter his native land.
Ills nIiii- viii live for age on historys page
As the great stGtcs,n iII, patriot, ami -.,.>.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

DEEPENING OF THE CANAL As soon as
the water is drawn off which will be done on
the 18th ofnext month, the work of deepening
the Illinois and Michigan canal will be com
menced. Already Messrs. Fox & Howard,
contractors for The work in the vicinity of the
city. have two steam dredges in operation in
the canal. This firm have the contract for
the excavation in sections | to As inclusive.
They have recently subIet the contract for
sections SO to Is to Messrs. Leadley, Lowell,
Denison & Colvin, at the following prices
For rock work 81 go per yard ; cal rth work 0.33
per yard, except for two of the sections, the
price for which is $O.23 per Chicago
Republican,.
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Fer the Free Trader
Musings Of a Benedict.
BY IKE yERDiNT.

In 'ifc's young morn when hope, are bright
When gentle passions give delight
AMI ntIght but beauty looms in sight
AMI b-ish: eyes rolling .lcrriiy;
'Tis then We tread the path of life,
Unm;r.itul of the coming strife
With crying blEcs and scol linz wife
AMI broJ,nsticas svayiug feirfuIly
We think not Of the screaming yeIs
Of babes; mr. of the pputin. spells
Oi "bettcr-hIiyes." whom nothing gu.lls
Save silk, AMI firs, anl jcwelry.
Rat Iii. soon secs another ii .ht
Thlt ch snges lIy = darkest night
When hope AMI bri- -it-st JOYS t,h. ai..l,t
And iice fIon Us eternity.
We take ri5.''-Ah. fatal dtv -
Comm -oment % Iife's fearful fray.-
Our dearest joys, our pleasures giy
Are changed 70 woe AMI misery.
Then chil,lrea cry for milk IN b-,I1:
lille brODm>ti h break up n o5I- heal:
And curtain lectures te;,-= our bel -
Dread notes Of rdthic.5 tyranny.
We pray for death - eni our WOE
For hunler-clap t. lay us lJy:
But, aits find II is ..rD yo-'-
We must support tie fiIB.iiy'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

"D;lly.- said benevolent vender of food
for stoves. rs with cheerful visage he sat
down to his matutinal repast, ''is 1t cold!'
"Wery cold. fathe-" was the reply 'Is the
cutters froze, Bily?" rejoiued the parent.
every hard, father, they is" was the response
"Ah!' sighed the old gentleman, ''put up
the coal two pence pail, Billy God help
the poor y E
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

A boy, the other day, borrowed stick of
candy from cOmrade to show him how he
could pull it out of his ear. He swallowed
it, then twisted himself about in various
ways to extricate ft, but at lepght informed
his companion that he had forgotten that
part of the trick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

EARLY PIErY.-Matilda Jane & atcting
the pastor after Sunday school.y 1Qh, sir,
please what would you charge to ehristen
my doll ?"-PGnch.
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tt i +. DYER. Ofica. City Drug Store.
~ Resiirnci All Fizh-: P!ar- corner Of F-,i ard
sap rrisr st=- Oik ava I'll. sept Q. '65-;f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-28

Mrs. DR.. CLOSSON Devotes her time
vi the practice OF MIv5fry and disease. Of Women
Residence fir; house north Of Re-;hrks oIposit, of
Supreme Court h1G.,. sept 2, %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

An exchange tells tho following ancc.
dotc Of John Phoenix: A little charac-
tcristic specimen Of Phnnix's love of fun
occurred at West Point on the occasion
of lecture upon astronomy. The lec-
turcr was in the habit Of assuming that
all his students were totally ignorant Of
the very first principles of any particular
branch Of science which he might be
discussing. 1t happened on a certain
evening that he was lecturing upon the
Moon, and Phoenix, who was ut the head
OF his class, with two or three others.
were determined to balk the Professor in
his style of teaching. SO he began:
Gentlemen, our lecture this evening
is upon the Moon, one of the most inter.
es,ing subjects" etc. "You have all
seen the Moon ?"
No." said pn"nix, 81 have never
seen it,
"What" said the Professor, "ncvcr
have seen the Moon?'
NO.; the first members Of the class
declared they had never seen the planet,
and persisted in the expression of their
perfect ignorance of it's character.
The "premses" OF the Professor
were removed, his "basc line" was
gone, and he collapsed into utter confu-
sion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

On Monday, the cncmy's batteries
along the APPROXIMATIONS shclled our Chcs-
tctlcl1 works ior several hours. AT the
>aic tiino, several shells were thrown
~ the enemy into Petersburg.
During yesterday nothing Of interest
occurred on the lines. AZ hali-rast ten
o'clock on Monday night tremendous
explosion was heard in this city, which
is, As yet, unexplained 1t appeared to
hc in the direction of Dutch gap. The
houses OH Church Hill were shaken by
The conclusion.
\ flag Of truce arrived at Varina on
last Saturday morning, bringing sixty odd
Confederate prisoners, forty five Of whom
were surgeons, and the rest citizens and
MILITARY differs, in whose cases special
exchanges had been effected. Most Of
The surgeons belonged to General Early's
army, and were left in charge of our
wounded after the battle of Winchester.
and SO fell into the hands Of the enemy.
Among the citizens was Mr.. f. a. Pol
lard, Of the Richmond Fra,uiner, who
Wa capturcd on board blockade runner
gong out from Wilmington last spring
HE whole Of the prisoners reached this
city last night.
FROM TIE SOUTH
The only late news we have from the
South IS contained i'll the following Off
clal dispatch, which was received yestcr
day morning:
" CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
january 8, 1865. {
IT, His ErceNenry Presideut Duois:
Wheclcr's cavalry has been re Or
2@hzed under my direct supervision, and
how consists Of three divisions and eight
brigadcS.
:" 1t Is a well organized and efficient
p'hy. The reports Of its disorganization
ana generalization are without fOunda-
non, and the dcprcdations ascribed to his
2''"m1nd can generally be traced to
oana$ Of maraudcrs claiming to belong
10 it.
b know Of nothing at present to add
" Us Effectiveness except the promotion
u for which recommendations
nave been sent ON.
signed W. j. HARDEE,
Lieutenant General"
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,,- then settled in France, and took
an'; ;ce in the French army. Major Fra
SSs s.s f,,her emigrated to Portugal in 100,
ser ."ok Portuguese wife. The issue
ana .h;s marriage made its way in the
81 ''aS Two daughters, yet living, arc
|'' ',;;ves Of rich noh.emen the one is
IL" ua ~ dc Bcmbcl'cs, and the other
4, ~, va,oris de Gargcllo. Of Naples; one
u. va, n.ss = secretary Of embassy in Aus
No'' tha other. Horny ErSkinc Fraser,
..@ the Major Fraser who has just gone
to his grave, r,
,,hrre he lived up 70 the age of eleven
,'as,s lie had then lost both father
.n1 mother. and was committed TO the
' 80, Of N. dc IehSeltern, the tutor of
r,;nrr Fclix de Schwar.enbcrg. The
goo ruris we're sent together to Russia,
Where ,;cy entered the military service
~ cadets. Their friendship, dating thus
,q,lv was continued in Paris. The Major
n.rI to TIC fond Of rccounting how ne
t.oh part in the battle of Leipsic, and
-oIc into Paris with his regiment OF
Russian !uSsars. But of late years he
lift oil telling these stories, because they
made hi,n ont 10 be Older than he wished
- he Thought, and he was a singularly
vc)l preserved man for his age. He LETT
tnr Russian service III 1897, with the
rank If major, and ever after lived In
p,r,<. in an apartment in the large house
On the Boulevard DIES ltal!cns, belonging
to the Marquis Of Hartford. The tufni-
t,.rc o( these rooms was simple, and not
IN proportion to the high rcnt Of lodging
in that quarter. There was little to bc
stem in tnem beyond an iron bcdslcad, Il
lar.c map, bcarShin, a large assortment
# polished leather boots, and barrel OF
cypress wine always on tap for the &C
commodation Of friends.
one day when his bed was broken he
tel laced il by coffin, in which he was
wont to say that he slept better than in
he'd, because lac was not liable to tumble
cut when disturbed by the nightmare, to
which lie was very subject. He once
maize a bet with Lord Henry Seymour
That he would llHc 10 brussels ANA back
iii thirty siN hours, and he did it, An
o.hcr time, he rode for Il wager to Com
yic@nc ami back every day for six days
rHning With all this, he was an
accomplished scholar; he habitually
capped Latin verses with Jules Janin
and was the friend Of Alfred dc MuSset
BoqUct and Homnieu. He was mem
tcr OF al! the most popular gambling
clubs in Paris, but never played himself
Notwithstanding his eccentric, and, a:
Iaany supposed, frivolous life, he had ;
practical taste for the industrial pursuit:
ii tic present age. ilcwas director Q
>eyclal railways, and died ultimately
from a fever caught i'll Portugal, whithe
he had gone to organize a company
Lob.{ols Glohe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

Chickcrin;, the famous piano manu-
iacturcr, is commanding the Third Mas
sachusetts cavalry in the Yankee ser
yicc.-Erchange.
The avariciouS scamp accumulated one
fortune by selling his pianos to our
Southern pcoplc---hc is now trying to
make another by stealing them all back
again. Yankee all over, amt it?-Nis-
yiSxiUDia0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

HapSPECIAL Observation-Disclosures is
called to our auction sale THS MORNING, at half
past ~ o'clock, Of
Zine Felt Hats,
Shoes of every kind,
| set Cut Glassware,
Brussels Carreting, &c.
ISinglass, in sheets;
IIdir Brushes,
= Tooth Brushes,
Backing, large size;
lj3 gross GIlott's and other Pens,
FabcI'3 Pencils, &c
SLAUGHTER & Co,
il 1t No l53 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The STOCK.
HOLDERS Of the RICHMOND AND PETERS,
BtRG RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, or
shall have, dividends due to them and uncOllected,
are hereby notified that all dividends will be paya-
BILE only in the Treasury notes of the Confederate
bends have been earned until the first day of Feb
ruary 1865 and after that date at the option Of the
company in the said Treasury notes or In the bonds
of the Confederate States, valued and paid at the
price without interest," paid for such bonds BY this
company.
M. w. HARRINGTON,
de l6-3Ot Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

OTICE.- We, the undersigned,
~ apothecaries Of Jefferson Ward, being denied,
by military law, any assistant, and unable to pro-
cure competent and skillful aid, and one person
cannot possibly attend all day and all night, in
order that the public may be more thoroughly and
conveniently supplied with necessary medicines dur
ing the night, viii keep of our respective stores
open all night, as follows:
Monday and Friday nights, POWER & Nc
PHAIL, corner of Seventeenth and Main streets.
Tuesday night, ROBERT w. POWERS, corner
Of Main and Fifteenth streets.
Wednesday night, SAMUEL E. DOVE, Main,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Thursday night, CHARLES JOHNSTON, Main,
Saturday night, JOHN w. FRAYSER, Seven
tenth street, near Broad.
Sunday night, o. A. STRECKER, opposite the
Old Market. ia 9-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

There are six physicians who attend
the Empress of Russia.
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TWO VALUABLE HORSES FOR
SALE-The undersigned has for sale, privately,
two valuable Horses. They are fine saddle animals,
and at the same time work in double or single har-
nes.. They young, in excellent order, and IN
all respects sound. They may be seen at the stable
in rear of the Edgemont House. Main street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. LAW. 8. MARYE.
in ll-3is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
~ Just received and for sale at No. lss Broad
street, between Fifth ard Sixth streets,
1000 yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
1000 yards COLORED FLANNEI.s for Balmo-
rails and Spring Wrappings;
5000 yards BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 yards WHITE LINENS,
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOEs,
$500 yards best quality BLEACHED COTTON
5000 yards BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES, differ
ent widths;
1000 yards CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS and
TwEEDs,
500 yards JACONETS and G. b. MUSLINs,
100 dox HEMsTITCH'D IIANDKERCHIEFs
for ladies and gentlemen
100 dozen PLAIN IIANDKERCEIEFs, for la
dies and gentlemen;
$40 dozen WHITE wADD1NG,
800 dozen WHITE and BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
800 lbs. W. 3. and BLACK FLAX THREAD.
800 great gross, different kinds, of BUTTONS;
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
100 gross best quality STEEL rENS,
200, 900 NEEDLES, from 5000 to No. 8;
10 dozen LINEN SHIRTS,
leo dozen DRESSING COMBS,
5000 sKEINs COLORED SEWING SILK,
1000 sKEINS BLACK SEWING SILK, &C.,
together with many articles too numerous to men,
ton. All OF the above articles will be sold low.
Call soon, as the goods must be sold at once.
Just received,
500 yards CANTON FLANNEL,
leo dozen OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
Remember the place, No. lS3 Broad street, between
Fifth and Sixth strt cts ja6-7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

TIE. HISr.fYCH C0tNIING-ROON HAS
Bi.IN REMOVED 10 THE NORTHEAST COR
EhE OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
t~r,a,e's Euillirg,l IMNEDIATELY OPPOSITE
ILE Old STAND.
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NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERS.-All per.

NOTICE To TAA-FA I ENo.-hII per-
~ sons engaged in any hind of business required
by law TO he registered must call at my once mo
II Main street, and register the same within twenty
days and pay the specific tax thereon. ana al
persons liable TO pay taxes sales or receipts for
the quarter Of the year ending December 81. 1861
are required 10 make returns OF SAID sales or re-
cepts 10 one Of the assessors of this tenth) dis
trict; one of whom can always be found during
Office hours % a. n. till p. M in my Office
And in of failure to comply with the re1uisi-
tons above within the time required by iuw'
double tax will, in all cases, be levied.
CHARLES J. SlNTON,
Tenth District Collector. Office No. u Main street.
ia l0-3taw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

AKIN FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
u ,eila FARM, four miles from Raleigh. North
HaIo'!na, containing hundred and eighty acres.
me lmprovcm' nts consist Of a neat cottage With
sary o"t-buidings, such as barn. stable house
quarters, etc. There is wood enough in original
growth to pay for the land. The situation is high
ana hsalthy. a splendid place for refugee with
negroes For full particulars. apply to
- - Il. H. DIBRELT,
Jul Shockoc Slip.
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SQUARE No. 40, IN HECKLERS
- rLAN, FOR SALE PRIvATELY.-we offer
.o1 saie. privately, the SQUARE OF LAND located
". above: 1t has front Of three hundred and one
Ieet n Iw"nty-seventh street and three hundred
anu hny,six feet on Twenty eighth, between K
stLcet and the Fairfield Raee-course. This is very
valuable lot Of land. For terms, apply to
in 9-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

TOBACCO FACTORY II N d S
Il WANTED.-We wish to hire, for the present
year, TOBACCO FACTORY HANDS OF all kinds.
C. J. BALDWIN CO.,
Office at W. b. Jones L. Co.'s, Fifteenth street.
in lO-3t~n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

WANTED TO PURCHASE, a FARM,
w within one or two miles Of UpPeryil!e, in
Fau4uier county. Say from three to four hundred
acres, with good improvements. Apply to
GAUD!;S Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
il lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

WANTED TO HIRE, good COOK.
w Apply at the northeast corner Of Second
and Clay streets. ia lO-3ts
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OONIS FOR RENT.-Two handsome
IL ROOMS, On the second floor, (unfurnished,)
Tor rent Second tenement from the corner OF
Fourth, ON Franklin. Call before 9 A. NJ " siter
NJ. ia ll-eod3ts
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, three UNFINISHED
ROOMS, in the Edgemont House, Main street,
between Sixth and Seventh. Two Of the rooms adj
join, and vely pleasant for small family. They
al have fire-paces and gas a comnlodicus closet
and a comfortable servants room may also be Sc
cured, and arrangements may probably be nnde.for
part of the kitchen, If desired. Inquire on the
premises, during the remainder Of this week.
ia ll-3ts
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NOR RENT, tho DWELLING over
l36 Main street, containing four rooms, re-
Gently newly paper; all the rooms furnished with
gas +; and kitchen attached with two rooms.
ia ll-2ts MARTIN PHILLIPS.
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WANTED TO SELL, fine set Of
w IVORY CHESS MEN and DACKGAM
MON BOARD. Inquire at No. II Main street.
ia lO-2ts
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, a small
w DWELLING HOUSE, with three or four
rooms, i'll The city. Address r., Dispatch Office sta
ting price, and where situated. ja9-3ts
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ONE THOUSAND POUNDS BROWN

ONE THOUSAND POUNDS BROWN
" SUGAR,
5000 pounds nice Salt,
1000 yards Osnaburgs,
1900 yards IA Brown Sheeting,
1900 yards "a Augusta Drills,
1900 yards Striped Osnaburgs, for servants
dresses;
1000 yards Bleached Shifting,
200 pounds Seine Thread,
800 pounds Engli-h Shoe Thread,
400 dozen Coats's Spool Cotton,
500 Linen Handkerchie:s,
200 pairs Gents Bamoral Shoes,
200 pairs Ladies' Balmoral and other Shoes,
Pins, Needles,
Tooth Brushes,
Dressing Combs,
200 Ivory Fine Combs,
Rubber headed Pencils,
Steel Pens,
20 reams French Note Paper,
500 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose,
for sale wholesale and retail at No l37 Main street
ia st w. r. POLK.
NOV ON CONSIGNMENT,
~ barrels Old Bou bon Whiskey,
barrel Grain Alcohol,
barrels Apple Brandy,
$50 sac ks Salt,
400 pounds Java Coffee,
) bales Cotton Yarns, from to Ii
400 pounds splendid Cotton Rope,
Fine Chewing Tobacco. &c,
for sale by W. T.. LEFFEW,
Commission Merchant, Thirteenth street, between
Main and Cary ia 9-Gtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

TNHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Il WANTED. - THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, old issue, under one!hundred dollar notes.
Highest price will be paid by
il iO-2:* ROBERT HILL & SON..
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WANTED.-Wan for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
on the Richmond and Danvile railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work on the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent Of the roads along
the ine at the offices III Richmond and Danville.
CHARLES G. TALCOTT,
dc Him Superintendent.
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg Ex-
press and Lynchburg Vifsinian copy one month.
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Rlcmxoxp. December q, 1854.
N1EGROES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO
~ PASS TIE INTERMEDIATE LINE OF
FORTIFICATIONS Without passport hon tbs
office. 80 a.
No passport win b given sleye except G. tns
written order Of his owner md II the haHdvSsane
Of the owner be not we'll known At the once, c<es"
tested properly, the owner must apply !Os eoe ress
port in person. This prccaution b renAsed neces.
forged orders, and win be stxictly oesegved:
]. II. CARnlN09O,
de- 23-lm Provost Aayyhal.
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nv ANTED, by the Southern Express
w Company, several HANDS, for 1IOSTLERS
and DRIVERS. Apply at once ut the Express
ofcc, or at the statles corner of Seventh and Byrd
streets. Wages payable weekly. ia l0--3t'
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WANTED.

"ANTED TO HIRE, good COOK,
w WASHER AND IRONER, without eneufn-
brnnce. to do the work Of small family. For
competent one, liberal hire will be paid Apply to
CD. YALE
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

NOR RENT, that large and pleasantly
II located FAMILY RESIDENCE at the corner
Vi Grace and Beividcre streets, ShOckOe Ill., The
cooking and servants quarters ample and conve.
niently arranged, and large LOT attached, with
fruit trees, grape vines, shrubbery, and we'll Of
water in the yard.
Also, the very large and commodious WARE
HOUSE on the north side Of Cary street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, recently occupied by
N. Tnsley Pate, Esq. Possession given imme-
dately. FRANCIS L. ISBELL,
General Agent, &C., corner Of
ia lO-3t Eleventh and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

EOR RENT, DWELLING on Clay,
between Munford and Gilmer streets, contain
STABLE on the lot. A good PIANO will also be-
hired with the house. Also, n good COOK, WASHER
and IRONER. Apply on the premises or to
BOSuER WOODY,
in lO-3ts No. II Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

"ANTED.-A gentleman exempt from
w all military duty desires a SITUATION as
CLERK or BOOK-kEEPER. The best city refer
ences given. Address +. NJ, at this office.
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