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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03
Jan. Cd
s CnREl- i. Al

p 01h " Ar p:Was stern from
Angus County, on tile night Of Tu-sliaI list
ai.J.sy,
4 r oa.a Rare
seven years Oh, sta'st 'ailt in good oraer, and
a ir4tle white one hint foot VIII give TIE
above errar,i Tor tic ta'i1err Of the mare 70 ne
81 for such i4toiniatiun Is Will lead IL her ccuF-
ROBERT CR.TG.
MofIeti's Greek Augusta Co.
.tggasta CT C,ur Clcrs's o.J;ec = tTit
ESsTGAy n0R ->E-Taken up By James G
/ y lfrogldae on his land near g. aeny'lle, the 9th
oil January lS65 o. the following seription
4 Horse Of lard bav color. LETT hind and fore
feet bite up To pasture iolnt. little white 2
right fore and bind feet, iumP lett fore foot.
caused BY cut, aount Is = hands high, Supposed
to be fifteen wears old, and appraised ut 500
Extrart I, ste
Wa a BURNETT Clerk.
Jan q o*
4aaastu Ga. f1aaH C1aA's c6iee 70 ut:
T-vsTRAI tfNG- Taken UP by WIN Il Groams
~ On his lahd il HI hprsyifie, augusta County
January 9th l3n5, to wit 4 Spotted Sow riHhf
ear Silt. other mark percentble. weighs abo-s
l25 lbs and appraised at $3.50, by g EAaeman and
james 6 n Hall.
Extract Tcste.
II NJ / BURNETT; Clerk
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03
Jan 1876.
T{s;ls9 4 L W a RID

csTllN q Z " a RID :
M AS Sto'a:, frcm the subscriber, living pear
= Niddiebrook. on tie 9Th of Ja3nary. llisEG
HORSES OF the GLOWING description -nne Bay
G,Arae l614 hands high lttte white on Isis hisd
fecs, wart in his right ear. and ma Ks of the col
lar OF his neck. OAe Bay Horse seven years "d
heavy made, Halks and trots we'll 0nelron GraF
Horse l3l4 hands high four wears old in the sp ny
snail knot bis back under the saddle, rotil.d
h,ade and has good action.
viii give Three Hundred Dollars for the
enverv feither OF the Horses, One f'housan
Dnllars tor all of them or for such in formaion as
viii eli sbie HE to get them
JACOB BOWMAN,
near Middlebr,pk
.san o0-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

k4S ~ ITsE Z

A NUMBER ONE h0UsE GIRL, lG years %,
~ also n;m5a. me boy IS years cid. active
aud smart. homes In the Country. preferred also
lot Of Ootton yaffls sheetngs Gotten peaids Tor
dresses. Calioocs cad ou, to exchange iof coNn-
try produce
Apply to
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03
Lga gs u. az s :

T7yROM 10 tolls cts per pound, according to GUAM
l. titv and quality, Will be paid for cean iinen
and Cotton rags, delivered at the '.lindieasol'
Office
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

! will be IN 0ace t, assess the above nam ID
taxer, Sundays excepted, during the month of
j K. WOODS, Assessor.
Registered parties must report salrs &c to the
assessors of the specified times and places under
penalty of h,ing required 10 pay double tax for
failure to do 50. Thev required to paw The
tax the same Or before the 18th day of Fec,
under Ike penalty for failure to do so
W. H. H. LYNN,
Cob. saith Dist.
Jam 6-4V
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

G RAYEGD OR STOLEN From the suhscsi-
- Der. the 5th inst, A LARGE. FGLlf
BODIED BLACK COW, spotted and streaked
with white lar ee bag, full horns and ingood con
dition. sui table reward will be paid for her de-
livery at the We Female Institute or for any inor-
nation leading to her discovery,
Jan20.-4*
buy good TWO HORSE
w WAGON, for which Money or LeatLer vii
be paid. Apply to WIN Barnett County Conc
Clerks Office.
Jan ls-5t&
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

yKTANTEil-2 20 Thousand feet Of Mamie aud
w 50 Thousand feet OF Walnut humber.
will pay 800 per thousand for Maple and S iG0
per thousand for Walnut, the lumber to be free
from sap, not wind shaken and sawed 2 in cc5 iii
thickness, delivered TO ME III Stanton.
BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
Maj & Ord OEsef Staunton Va.
Ian off
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

j. j. LAREW, assessor.
I will meet the tax PAYERS of my div rict to as
sess the above named taxes at the following timas
and places
Fishcrsvie. Wednesday, Jan Ilth
Wavnesooro, Thursday & Friday g 18th l3tl
Coiuer's Store. SATURDAY.. &c 1tfh
New Hone, Monday, Tuesday, GO 10th 18th
Mt Meridian, Wednesday, g 18TH
Rurke's NJ i'll 'hursd"r. g 1nth
Mt Sidney Friday ! Saturday, 60 2nth DIST
Stanton. Monday Tuesday 23d Path
Centerviue Wednesday,. 25th
Mt Scion. Thursday &C Friday 26th ?7h
Chnrehvii}n. saturday 2Sn
Spring Hill, Monday & TUESDAY,. /" 30th 3lst.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

Crowa, then, his brow with laurels bright,
w no for his country dares to de;
But knos, who wins the Christians fight;
Is crowned with Immortality.
AmIcus.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-02-03

re Egs.-Wanted for Central Iunatic
i Asylu!q at stanton Va, good Baker.
non conscrpt. will fad comfortable home and
reasonable wages. Address
i. Il. sTRiBLlNG, Phv'n &c.
~ Richmond Dispatch aud Lynchburg Re-
publican. publish weeks i'll daily, and send bill to
Vmdcator Office.
Jan 2I-2t
, 1865-09-22
THE REBEL STEAMBOAT
BURNERS,

Organization Of the Gan.-Nan.ea Of
the fHc1nlx-JefI. Davis aud the late
Rebel Cabinet Concerned in 1t.
sNEw YoHK. Sept, 2l.-Ihc evidence on f!e at
thr Bnreau Of AIiuiery Justice AGAINST the enug OF
rebel lncendiAries who. dur Ing the war, combined
amuscment with business by burning eteamboats
and warehouses In the Southwest, tmPlfcates about
thirty-nve perons, about, hair Of whom
have been -npprehended aud are now in psis-
% undergoing rial JET Davis heads The incend!azy
list, rrand director Of opsaions; benjamin acted
a. cazhie! Of the seddon as arhfter Of
Jndse Tucker, Of Mobile, vas chief OF the boat
bG13cra, Who reported 10 hiu, for orders, The
chlr1 Of the lard incendiar1cs WA Richard Barrett,
member OF Congrr.s from Missouri who enperin-
tended The destruction Of the Marehonse belonging
to tho United States. Among The gang WIS man
mined StimEon, who held an important office In
the organization; Rewt0n, Of Toronto, Canada,
Who oPeralcd on the Northern lakes; Slaughter OF
Illinois, Edward Frazer, Of St Louis;
John r. Park.. Of Memphis. and '1snac
Alckht-c and Vim. Murphy, OF New Otleaps. Dur.
Ing the war oTer go steamers Of Ill kinds, valued
at from f2j COO to f2Dot0O each wrre destroyed by
1his cliyalroua band, Involving not only an i'm
mensc pecuniary lots 10 the government but eacri-
fee Of hundreds Of valuable lives. Col. William
Thorpe, formerly Chiefo The Secret Service in the
Department OF Miss ouri, n2ents the credit Of fer
rc}n. out mos. Of the gang, and obtaining specific
and definite information In regard 10 it, operations
The trial IL now IN progress ut st. Louis before
military commission, with Col. Mckee Dunn, Assist
ant Ipdge Advocate General, as counsel for the gov
eminent and Col j. ". Ball. Of ST. Louia ch{efco
SCI for the defence assisted by several other laHyers.
, 1865-09-22

The Third Dny-Ltst OF Pre1niMn1%-
Naec1-Prizcx-Thc Prize Catt1e-Rc-
ceIpt~ OF the Fair.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicseo Tribunc.1


ADRIAN, Sept. 81.
The attendance to-day at the Stale Agricultural
Fair hns been immense, full 10000 people being on
the gronnd at one time. The committee On awards
have hcen very hnsv, but only few as ret have
completed their work. I have fcen able to only
obtain The following first premiums Grand Piano,
Chickering's make, Reed g. Sous, Chicago;
Upright Piano, anne make, by Reed d Sons, Chi
cago; Squire Piano, game make, BY Reed i Sons,
Trained stecrs. four ycara. J.. 7. Hauchctt, Te-
cumsehi pair matched stccra, tour year,, 4. ".
Cage c.. Seneca; twin steers, two years, ). ".
Year,, John Allen, cofdwater; DeTon COW, nlne
hesfcr, th1ce years, anne Dcvon heller, two years,
game; Deyon bull, three yeaTs, same; Devon baii,
"Hottpnr,",, < Smith. Clinton mammoth In size,
9nd S.5 splendid aaal Il sSSFS re.pest Durham
hejfcr, one yrnr, aame DuEham ht COW, sf1 ycars.
b. +. Campbell, Monroe hc!ieE. four years, same
four Year, L. Smith this COW took The ds1t prc,
msGm at Chicago anu Wns purchased there by Mr.
Smith.
The following second preminre we've awarded:
Durham bulls, two ycafs-R. D1nfcls, Kalamazoo;
herd Of tive unrhame, came; Durham COWS, eight
{eala, came; Durham heiferF, three years, same;
Devon CON-, four years, John Allen, ColdWnteF;
Durham heifcr. three years, saue; Devon heiter,
o9s f yes7' same; Durham COW, two seara E Smith,
ture Of TIC .aAs.as=in's Doom, exhibited By tod
frey. Dean s. Co.. Of Detroit.
a!ang other premiums have been awarded Of pnb-
lie intercat, but through the etubbo5nue8a and H.
disposition to accommodate On the pari Of scc1eta.
ries and assistants, have been unable to obtain
them. -
for tic TIRE days ssoo. ills seems II ,npsccedent.
cd in the history Of the Michigan Agricultural 30
ciety. -'.-
, 1865-09-22

The IkeconHtFuctfon State Convention
MILITIA Called E0r-The Proposed
AhnEftfnn r. k4HvRrr

The REORGANIZATION State Convention
MILITIA Called E0r-The Proposed
Abolition Of Slavery.
If S Sept ;s ss4tRs 'as shan
and tic Rerolutions Of the Convention Of 1s61 re-
ported as follows:
the o @ @ 90 ana o &c
luton adopted In said Cpnycntion a. conflicts wlt
the constitution Of the Ented States. arc declared
null and vold. Tbs COMMITTEES On the abolitien 81
Sn. Ua a tRe pcca ofer p os9 caS
Other reports were submitted Of local interest
tee on Federal relaions to memoEialize the Presi-
dent respecting the action Of the Convention, and
desire tie people TO give cordial support to his
ventton and the loyalty Of tic people, that the Pres
ldent he requested 10 proclaim general pardon and
amnesty to all pessons not included IN the ptocla-
nation Of TIE s9Lh ot say last. 1'efe1zed to Com
NEW oRLEsss, Sept. s.-The 13nxs' Mont
somerJ fpecsai, Of the l9th, says thc convention
ss tSSg nsoagn. Ws1 fsa m ,hat .as
petition for the pardon Of JEFF. Davis, procure sig
nat9rcs Of members and forward 1t to the Pfesfasnt
81 sS un!ea satss as ss5y Il
and lengthy discussion e1sued. The Committee
On Elections reported an ordinance for the election
ofnIne Cvpgressmen and State officers on the frut
ofNoyembcr. Dt.cuasion arose as 10 the powers of
the convention. a' i
4 member from Mobile moved to amend by or
dcrIng the municipal election at Mobile On the st
Mondny or December. Agreed.
NoSTupxEnT, Sept A}.-The election Of Con-
and the State election takes place the rss
Monday IN November, and the municipal election
of Mobile and Monts somery on the first Monday ol
DECEMBER. The Legislature meets the third Mon
day IN Eoye1obrr. The ordinance abolfshin.
slavery was postponed without debate.
lion Convention to-day adopted resolution 70
auesupg the Provisional Governor to call ont the
militia ii each county Immediately, and rcp.eas the
disorder md lawlessness which exist in many coun
ties. The ordinance for the abolition Of si1yery
was debated at length when further consideration
Hns pnstnpned until to.MoToH.
, 1865-09-22

An Attorney fndfcted-Deciston on the
Con.tI.,,stannI s.oth'Tr,s met,,o1J.t
cs..as. s.-"'.,. "Ae-A' ul- ~. 1s,,S
Enufsn souln organ - 1sa7c A'.1
TournAment-The Boat Burners ON
Trial.
Especial Dcsuatch 10 the Chicago Ttibunc.]
1 o. Io-,. sant ~
OF. Aoa"' sep. -. -,
Ihe Grand Jury, yesterday, found tfne Dill
against Samuel T. Glover, Of this city. Tor pfac-
ticinc and acting as an attorney without having
subscribed md fic1 thc o,,h ~ thr new constitu.
tton. yr f;1oTrr VII, IN h. % t1se re- nreSurne. belore
the criminal court at Its present term.
Judge Primm gave hls decision this morning on
The motion Of rs. McDopa1d, Eso. 10 tesclud the
49, 49, Ass,.,-. ~. -. -
oraer OF The criminal court requiring attofness 10
take tho new constitution oath before being aa nit
ted to pracdtce in hJs conrt JUDGE prfmn lerIdes
not 10 rescind The orier. and riyrs The reasons
therefor,
The C1fi&fion .d.fcocnte. the orrau md ntamn,on
Of lie doctrines OF the MethoaIsf srnns1 1.hnrci,
south, makes its reanneorr-,n~ tnSSar sfScr sna.
pension Of two yee! s.wSad "'I. st,ses. 80
authorities, N1Hs>" ~ Sn' A41itas
, 1865-09-22

Opinions upon Suffrage 0ualif1casIons-
Military Chan.ek-Arpaication and
Petitions of the Inst Four Iears-The
mississippi Question.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.]
:. MADISON, Sept. Fl.
Attorney General Winfield Smith hss furnished
to the Secretary Of State an fmpo,tapt opinion with
regard to The rights Of persons deprived Of the right
Of citizenship under the act Of Congress und Pro-
cnmalc. It the President Of March last for having
deserted the United States service or fleeing to
avoid the daft. lie held that Ill such pcrsons nre
declared from the right Of yotlng in the States, and
the Inspector ehonld erase the names Of such per-
sons fnom the ressteF upon the oaths Of two loyal
yote1s to the facts. and II they attempt to vote,
their votes may be challenged and rejected.
Nal. Dlercc has been relieved Of the command OF
Camp Randall and placed Oh duty here a. muster
in, officer. lie Is succeeded In command at Camp
Randall u i4eu1 Col. J. T. Dibbe. OF the Sd regt.
nent Of Ha1cock's corps.
ts:.ce The last four yearr there have been re-
ceiyed at The Governors oEees, applications and
recommendations for military commissions from
persons de8lt1ous o! scr*ing the country as
commissioned oticert, TO- the humber Of 100 or
these GIT ;Ferr for feid, Te2 az stuff and as01 a.
line officers There werc also II applicants for
chapla,ns and SIG for surHeor'e posiifohs. Thl.
does not include neu1ar promotions In regiments
i gentleman Of this city has received letter hom
Il fo51ne- resident Of Wisconsin, now residing IN
NitslefIpp, N which he gives II as bis opinion ht
If tic Cuited States troops arc Withdrawn FROM
Miseles1pp,, perfect reign of terror will commence
men will be peffecutcd and compelled to leave the
State.
, 1865-09-22
THE CROPS,

Interesting Report of the Con,uatssloncr
=rfculture-ConditIon Of tho vuri-
ous Crops Throughout the Country.
FAsn1Saros, Sept e1.-Hou. 1zaac Newton
Commissioner q AGr1enltu1c, authorizes the fol.
lowing statcmlnt rs to the condition Of crops On
the arst day Of September:
WHEAT.
The wheat crop has received no additional injury
nom fhe wca1hes Since his report of1ast mouth but
The quality Of the crop Is not good epeciaily Ii the
rust a. well as br Net weather dnrins harrest. OF
old .hent on hand thcre l. not as much a supposed
IN the hands Of tarmcrs for much Of 1t VIVA bought
n july and August In the Eastern and Middle
States There Vas hut little at any time during lAe
latter raft Of summer
oi1s.
The uop received no great 6ea1 OF injury
ro1n wet Weather. Ii may e regarded Is one of
tthe largest c1ops cfer rateed IN the country.
RAJ
East it received bnt little damage from wei weather
Generally the quality is guod excerpt In The States
ot thto, Indiana, Illinois end Wisconsin.
CORK.
Corn crop owing to comblncI heat md moisture
O. The weather. has escaped material injury The
West II may be Regarded Is the greatest crop get
rais:d in the foya1 States.
ToHAcco.
The condition Of the tobacco crop was favorable,
The sventher helping very much, but rs reported
last month. The amount planted was 1uucil leas
than laat 5ear especially ii lhs largest producing
States.
Sorghum, Ike the co1n, Is excellent
n0CKWuEAT.
Bneswheat, If no: injured By premature frost,
Will Be good.
PotaFoet-fu mtny locations there wcro taitlea-
ticns Of rot md tn como places the crop nns much
Injured b. It. Thu continued hot and moist weather
since the GEst OF September, OCCASIONS app.eheu-
sions that the fro*t may prove Injurious, bat Fill
he yield n1sy be good, as the amount planted wHa
70 nnch greater then usual In ali States except New
Tori-
HoJs hare rirened well, hut in New York the
crop has sustained an injury Of four and quarter
tenths, frnm lice The crop i therefore injured -
Tously. for In 1850 New York produced p;jG UJO Of
u, ,O00, ,EG1 pounds rulsed In the whole country,
O4RuEEs.
Roots and gardens were never better.
HoGs,
Every State returns decrease in the number Of
fatttntug hoge. The general decrease Ia about one
tenth frUn the number u last rear. So lar as re-
Turns were published Of the number packed Last
year II the West, It was H., ~. tenth decrcase
uytne fctRtns Of correspondence Indicate that hp:e
coplitiun.
The monthly rrpon for September. coutainsne
fnlt returns Of crolN. &C.. will be published next
sfefE
, 1865-09-22


Illinois Regiments on their wny Home
Tic Pay Of tlae GIst Regiment Stop
ped-Kumor. of FnvorIt1sn1 In thc
Illinois Central Land Department
Cleared up.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tnbune.1
sPR1saF1EIp, Sept Il.
A telegram from Leayenunrth to the Governor
says that the 14th 18th and sd regiments Illinois
volunteers start for Springfield on the eoth inst.
1hcy will doubtless be here Saturday,
-, The 43th regiment Illinois volunteers we're paid
Of 10 day.
The commissioned and nou-commlssioaed OIL
Gers Of the 6lst regiment Illinois infantry bare bad
all pay and further action looking to nnsl discharge
stopped by an order. from the War Department:
aga{nst the regiment for roasting-ears Of corn
stoen and rails burned by this regiment, which has
been allowed by the military authotities N Ien. 1e
ing the arrival Of the bill Of items in order 10 eet-
Gov: ogIcsby has teicg7nphed the Secretary Of War
$aoo With him 10 pay the bill. This amount vas
was made up BY the different companies IN the regi-
menttn order that the matter may be settled.
Illinois Central Railroad that that company bad
shown aEotits to thai class Of their Land pnrchas
cd upon which payment was due; euc0u!sS1nS tae
The sta1e ont Of the txsaiion TINT might accrue,
Hon. j: 81. Dongla=s, President Of the mlnois Gen.
tral railroad, has written Cor Gglesby LEVER 81 On
1hilips, Lind Comntssionet 0f the company, u
which It Ia shown that the business Of that depart H.
nent il most carefully managed. and that Ine
orders, IA tolowt. Viz: In all ca.es whete coo-'
tract Is all past dne and the balance aus = =
two payments Or less, no receipt Is 10 .bs %
Interest is paid except by special Instructions from
thee Comm1tsioset, and the cashier and collectors
, 1865-09-22
EUROPE.

The Great Fire nj Sta1nboul-Dczth OF
the Widow Of the Poet Moorc-Nonu.
ment 10 be Erecfcd-lRoyal Marriage
on tho cTapIs-Eu.liAh Vessels of War
or the Irish Conat-The Atlantic Ca
ble-Marketa.
NEw IoHK4 Sept 1.--The steamer Aust1alAtian,
hom liverpool 9Th, and Queenstown On the alter.
.,oorl Of tho 10Th. iin& arrived hero.
Laie accounts from constanttnople place he de.
2.s00, and . 900 perRops rrndc1cd homeless. One
rftimaIe Is a. high as i, COO buildlngs
ME- Noore, widow Of 1homas Moore the poet IL
dead
at Portsmouth 10 commoTate the visit o, the French
fleet.
Itfs fumored that = matrimonial alliance has
fern foTmcd between Duke Aus1a, son 81 the King
a Itaiy. md shs Rincaes isabella, daughter Of ,ae
Amen e.f Snatu, Another rumor points to the
HJ,s Hf43nce Ansaess III % =. her probable hushnd-
The Cork Reporter announces anaa inc ,n1 m1', t1yc
ment bad ordered number o. goRuu1 msntrr 1'sy ana
other stations On the west coast 0. HeAna.
1yrns ". Fled II passenger BY the Aostfaa. Y
einn. uc was present at ont 81 the y tne ~
Britisb Association and maae ot.ea sIH Its1r,s snt
nrrse ire OF INCREASED fifth tn the accomplishments
ui ti.e Atlantic czhle double line next year.
consols On the ssh opened nssn, end closed al
'ns assrT1Tis = gifsi Westi, hank returns show DE-
Gsa.s % ef &c; So, and gold continued to be VIII
American eecnf;tics-1itt1e bnsines. this week
c8opt Erie. in which there hss been much tpecnA.
pon now quoted 1t AhG5ih: United ota'es
~. s.tsAG esAG se.t; Illinois Cen.ral. sssfG1a ,d
hot. liaryetts s.eariy completed. Com market
generally dull and lover Flour iuactivc al about
the late rates. "heat-vc.y little doing, and about
, 1865-09-22

Supreme Court Record-11ilitary In
telllgcnce-A .Suit Against Gen. Ilo-
yey-CataloGue Of the State Library
Gen. Pitcher-The New. Opern House.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibnne.1
tsD1AKApoI1s, Sept. Il.
The Supreme Court made the following decisions
Today: Sellers 70. Hneernan, affirmed; Asart rs.
Hawk It. a1.. affirmed with 10 per cent damages :
Groom rs. The Stste IN relation Of BoNltn, re-
yersed.
a new cataiogue OF the Slate Library, has 31st
been completed by Rev. B. F. Foster, Librarian.
The number Of volumes reaches 9, Geo..
The l51st infantry le1t Louisville this morning for
this city. The regiment numbers ovcr GOO men.
An effort Ia being made to induce Gen. Grunt to
visit our city.
4 petition for The pardon kof JED. Davis Is being
circulated in several counties Of this State.
Cutter S. Dobtina, The fellow who h1s brought
suit asnins, Gen. uorcy on charge of false I'M
pfisonment, Lying his damages at $luO Ia aw-
yes Of The biathesskte order. Dobbins went out
Is Captain Of company, covered himself al over
Joined The Sons Of Liberty. LIST fal Gen. Hoves
, 1865-09-22
Ihe southern Mail Scryice-Schcdulc
Of Railroad Routes OH which the Scr.

FIce XanS Aeeu Restored.
N4SnEScroy, Sept; al:-The following schedule
postal sesvcs has been revived ID obtaine rou. thc
Official Egcords of the Post OMco Department. with
X'rsinIa- -N:asbtpstoz to Richmond, ria the
Orange and Ale1antirta railroads; Richmond to
Co.donsstlle; to Selma, Va, by the Virginia Cen
t,a Eailraa1; Lynchhure, Va, 10 Brisioi, Tenn,
r1 the sltsinia and Tennessee Railroad: Char.
lg'tetst!ic to 1ynchburg; Richmond to Weldon,
= o1d Petersburg to Lynehbnrg, By thc South
Side Railroad, oyer the iiycr to the Warrrpto1
Dranch Railroad Total 10 routes.
North Earolina-Golasboto to Charlotte; Ri.
don 10 Wilmington. Total, four routes. " =
Icnncssee-Nashyille 10 Chattanooga; Knoxville
to dalton, Ga.. Knoxville to Gordon. ia; Nash
vile 10 Decatur. Ala; Nashville 10 Johnsony1lle; ;
;. South Carolina -Kiasss sstils 10 Wilmington;
ktncsyis TO Augusta. Ga. knsssil!e 10 Cofnm-
bia and Charleston Florence 10 chesaw; Charl.s-
to1 to Florence; Colamlis To Charlotte. y. c.;
Yorkstlle; Aston TO Spartau.htlr:; Seb.rry 10
laurensi Charleston to Savannah.
GeorEia-Stacon - Columbus Macon to AtIanto.
Foot'is 10 Albany; Alilledgesil1e to Gordon MIL
toWarrenton; Double WeIis to y ashing1on; unIoa @
Point to Athens; Atlanta to West Point; Atlanta to
Chaitanooga: Kingston 10 Home.
EtPpi-Canton to jackson, Tennessee; Co.
Kentucky. ria Mobile and ohio Railroad Meridian
to jackson.
Loui-tana-Ncw Orlean. to Canton, NIssI.e.ppi
1hc Postmaster General has also invited pfo-
posals Tor the mail service Of Southern States from
Januaty Let. ls6 70 june 3Cih, 1851, the latter be-
M; 14e time whrn the regulnr lettings taks place.
and the tlu.e when contracts would have exrtred
had there been no interruption by the war. Pro-
notals VII hs received " the Assistant Postmaster
I'd By November 18th. :