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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-15

LSEhE INSURANCE.
MARINE iNssRANCE
tinso. porated 1881
4kE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSSR
ANCE COMPANY.
0.OEee No. ls1 Main Street, Richmond.
Capital and Surplus, S2SO0OO
4Hrs COMPANI has the advantage OF tiSsr IT, ssS -
years experience in the Insurance business ard
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during ali
Of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens Of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance. in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus as above, and tn
Affairs are managed prudently, but literally and its
rates are as low a. those of other good natits
ton. pIRxcTogs:
". l.. CoEardin, ]. f. W ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Alien, VIM. Beers, Geo. W Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W Puroell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. Il. ParkAr, Jos. p. Winston, Arch, Thom -
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person Or
BY letter: w. L. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS. l.. Ssaretarr je0-n
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Having formed a co-partnership, under
the style OF POW ELL d SUBLE rT, for the pur f.
pose OF conducting the COMMlSSI AND FOR
WARDING BUSINESS, IN the cit, of Riohmond,
Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and for the for
warding of Merch andize snd Manufactured To-
bacco feeling con fdent from past K pc hence
in the business of our ability to protect the inter
est Of our patrons. JOHN q. POWELL,
p b SURI,ETT
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STEAMBOATS,, sH1PPmo, 90,

s :aS fS rs, Gvsss!aF s !:fs:
'Gs1 IL. For lsf'trf' R :s til. She'd Doc. st,
ssslsssa%:s 5af1HipEkhsD. CAPT a1E ".
fss ssf II sas hour
Freight taken TO Boston VIA Ea'timore at low
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour Of departure; lao'clock NJ. Tuesday.
Tickets procured either a,our Office IN shockoe
slip. opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at steam
Ill, DAVID &wM.cURRIE.
4H2 NokEsFok ss NV aosk Va NOR sok-
l. X = The ROANOKE. Captain
p, NJ, TUES DAY. the is.h inst. "''e At CLOCK
Passengers are requested to be on board IN due
Passage e., to New York, meals and state rooms n
s ss IsYsJ s sna up
to the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY. w
C2nsiEneesarereaussted to Sc nd for the II. Gods
Tickets ana berths secured at our Office, or on
Fresh, foi Boston taken at moderate rate, and
ia LIT LUDLAM & WATSON.
1F1fk FOR PHILAU ELPHfA,-
k re M c s.ssm'hp S SITY OF
the 70 rs sh eFt and viii leave on
re ire1Eht received unless engaged at the office.
SFoI freight or passage having saperIoraccom
cHA As F: CARDJzo, Agent:
boston ereigh MT taken through By steam at re-
duced rates, and with dispatch. jaI4-2t
rs FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The supe-
80 I!qT 5ss str salRn In Schooner nsoGTHhR
portion Of her cargo engaged and going on board,
WI. be dIsp. tc he'd as above. before the goth
ihst; INST; r OF paianee OF cargo or passage, having
ia 10. lot '''A'''" w. af g. tco 8 co.
rs FOR BALTlMOK E.-The regular
45xS pscket Schooner NORTH CAROLINA,
.- BUNTING, master, having portion of her
'G:sss q dispatch fsF D Goia HRS e CO.
&Ee AND LIVERPOOL PACK Eft LiNE.-Ihe
noe h r. ship Of this llne me, The VIRGINIA
for Liverpool on or about the 10th OF ne xt month.
Shippers will bear In mind that, by special act OF
tSs Be sgssS on this ship
A large part Of her freight IS already engaged
For Sa s ssHa0s of freight A sRRbB cUaRIE
IkTN ORR Eks,-Ths 70 K kT oW Il has
crescent Fee S ss ling for the
and the ROANOKE, Capt. CoucM, viii continue
,hs5 trips tsTeen tbs city and NE" YORK.
rHEsD3Y aaa 0 I Gik Ds eys y
departure from Richmond, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at4 2. NJ.
de its LUDLAN 4 WATSON.
SF- CHANGE OF HOUR FOB
s. s sc...seS,s@lSSSTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
4ss7sEsa<.a..sA NORFOLK.-T Steamer
ING next, Goth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
for the above places, and return each alternate
day, Except Sunday,l leaving NORFOLK at the
same hour. Ga O'clock, and touch at all of the
no Cts r. O. HASKINS
sg~ss NOTICE.-The steamer CUR
EEaApsSszz-cTiS PECK will, after WEDNES-
HsnsSzs-xs.xDAY next, the 18th inst. be taken
off the line between this place and NORFOLK, to
undergo some repairs: Due notice of the return
will be given. Ino 27-tsl X. o. HASKINS.
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A Card.-In rendering my sincere thanks TO
my friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon me for the last three years, would most
respectfully solicit d continuance of their favors,
and OF the public generally, for the new concern,
pledging myself, as heretofore, to give strict per-
s,nal attention to all business entrusted TO US, and
to use every effort to promote their interest.
John q. pow ELL.
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The Star of the West Dischargin2 her
Cargo.
NKW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Star of the Yves
landed her troops at Governors Island yes.
tsrday
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ENGLISH ARMY Ov COATS AT
II AUCTION Will be sold at auction, At nv
store, on TUESDAY, January 18th. commencins
at 10 O'Clock, So heavy English Army Overcoets
TERMs-Cash. ALEX MOTT
ia IA AuctoCeer.
| ARGN SALE OF DIT Y Goo SIS, CLOTH.
IL ING. &C.-Will he sold at auction, a. nv store
on u ESDAY, Jan. 18th, commencLg at 10 o'elk.
large invoice, consisting of Cloths Cass me res,
Satinets, Me'ino Shirts and Drawers, Suspsnders,
Comforts, Hoop SKIRTS, &c.
,ALSO.-A large lot Ready made Clothing Shoes,
HATS, &c. lis IA ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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EDUCATIONAL.


ITO the PunLIC.-In consequence of hav-
lns received an appointment TO the Pres,den
win r. osi re- ro.ds
ss9n rsmss c'lIsss.s n:,i.as en- .ns at Of
niied ~ the appointment of Mr. LEONI1AS
JOINTS A. b. graduate Of the University ei
ltb.ing reported that this Institute will clos. on
the ls' OF February, take this occ ssion 10
,n,s mst'ss, nave no intention Of that Kind
age oil The citizens OF RICHMOND and yicsnity.
i.1a-eod,F,. WI. POINTS; D.,
70 H-eoa,r Principal.
EN"L''h H MHyo CsL rs,'t.Tr sCHooL'
g. 7, BURRUss would be pleased to receive a.
occurred IN his school. Ia i2- l2t*
SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM. HANO-
49, wEh;-Ihe exercises of this School, under the
immediate INSTRUCT OF Mr.. JoHS X. srARkE,
several years viii be resumed on the 10th instant
aug eont,noe ten months, with one months vaca
IkEMs1For Board and Tuition. to be paid half
Ja s-dlwastawtFeblst w. Y. SYDNOR.
AUkLL SPniN. ACADEnY.-H Having
- employed a competent teacher, ! wouio like
to take three ~ four young ladies from 10 to 10
o. 1se hs terms are vsr. monerae hoa1d
lodging and washing. 500. JAMES L.. EGE,
Ja4-lm+ One and half miles from the city
THE DUTIES Of MRS. PELLET,s SCHOOL
ary. 1851 when. in addition to her former efficient
81 M saI n wp sve ss
in Vocal Music. For terms, apply to
MRS. PELLET,
On Broad ST.. next door to the Broad st. Church.
ia Sim
L CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
The subscriber can take into his family Al
DOARDERS few more boys to attend the CT Ia
WICK S-HOOL. conducted by MIR. ANTHONY
DIB.sLL, A. NJ whose ability and asslduIty CON-
mend HIM to the puhlic.
The location ~ miles west of RicbmoudD is
proverblally healthy. and every care IL taken Of
the mOrss of the pupils.
Board, including everything, Sl21 per month
Tuition from s Is TO $50, for the scholastic year.
GEO. g. EXAbIl,
de 19-lm Richmond Post Office
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| AkGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT
- WEST POINT, yIRGINIA.-West Point is
situated at the head of York river, and s a beauti-
tui point OF land, formed by the junction of tho
pamunkey and M attaponi rivers, which here take
the name of York: 1t is the eastern terminus of
the Richmond and York River Railroad, distant
33ts mi. es from Richmond. and Sc from the Capes
of Virginia. For hareor it hal the whole York
river from Yorktown to West Point. a distance OF
"a miles. and width from * to "a miles, with
depth and capacity sufficient to accommodate all
the navies OF the world AMI all the Great Easterns
now or hereafter to be constructed. For wharfage,
piers, docks, &c. it has front OF TX miles on the
Mattaponi and 81 miles on the Pamunkey, and
for building purposes, over two thousand Lots.
The Richmond and York River Railroad is nov
running through to West Point and has fifteen
acres OF land within the boundaries Of the pro-
posed town. which will be devoted to depot pur-
poses, stations, machine shops, foundries, &c.
A public sale of Lots within the proposed town
OF West Point, will commence on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th OF January. 1861, and continue from day
to day until completed.
Tne sale will be without reserve as to price. and
for third cash. or for neg notes at sixty
day with approved endorse rs and tie rest added,
and Tor the balance bonds with approved security,
payable In equal instruments al SIX and twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale.
J. PROSSEH TABB. Com. appointed
SAM,L +. HARWOOD,} by Board
ALEX, DUDLEY, Of Directors.
de 10 dAswtds
n. Richmond Wing, Richmond ENQUIRER, Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner copy.
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War Ship for the South
BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE u. S. frigate Mace.
Sohian, from Portsmouth, has sailed for the
south with sealed orders. She passed High.
iaad Light this morning.
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Northern Marketx-

SALTiaoAE, Jan: A.-Flour duil-Hovard st.
sss9 Ohio and City Mills S576. Wheat frm-
.ea 1.-Two SL3o white III 451l 65. Corn buoy
ans-tsliow eSne7e. Pork 6rm-Mess 6l8; prime
SiSois ~; Lard loo. Coffee steany al az q l3c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-15

THE FIRM OF JONES & CO. having
L dissolved, shall continue to carry on busl-
ness at the same place, No 8 Main street, where
will always be found a large stock of tine import
ed and domestic Lie UORS, PROVISIONS and
GROCERI ES, of all kinds which will be sold on
reasonable terms, to which invite the attent ION
of tue trade generally. THOMAS JONES.
January LIST, 1851 ia lin
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AS Trustee In a deed If trust, executed to
record n the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Giles will sell at the time and place named in
bidder, for cash, a valuable NEGRO MAN |
Will also sell, on IKE terms. of the Lard lying in
Giles county and the Negroes referred to in said
notice, remaining unsold, latter satisfying the
deeds OF trust 6rst above alluded to- or much
necessary to meet the purposes of the deed in
which am Trustee. The sale to he continued
from day 70 day until completed.
ia IL d3t&cwlt N. M. RONALD, Trustee.
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Alex; Il; Park"r. Jos, T, Winston, Arch. Thomas.
4;s 70 tho xs:xsRiib
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, ATTEN.
~ TON HULL calls attent on to his large and
eU Goop q Which he osls low os
cash The same make of goods so well no N
nf'i II HUFF Ess; y ysId
of goods selected by himself, made up in the
on ssns the faa 81 ssss class 81 G FIX
NlsHlNG GOODS to be found IN the city Re
he sells only GF est 1Pf Offers
Next to Pa1ro's Exchange Office,
"a Main. corner l4th st.
CUNNING OFF CK-We now com
WINTER II saes s 4edaoe cd Sross
Having taken Inventory, we find the stock much
too aIss and IN order to reduce it. we offer unu-
'"A' KEEN. BALDWIN B. f4rSafi w VII
los NJ ain street
lust RECEIVED AT LEWIS, is MAIN
% cents, worth Is cents; Marseilles Bosoms at al
hSoS worn or wolh ST. ana se
Linen Hdkis at rs cents, worth 20 cents.
FAMILY FLOUR.-Rowand's Xxx Family
Flour-a full supply Of this celebrated Flour
Rowlsad's superfns Flour. to Which the atten
ton of bakers is reQcested-the Flour being much
ms2Ps than any 0'hs E ssbf # the
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
Tau DE b o This is an Invaluable
II Tooth Wash, which long ex perience has proved
stances. and preserving The teeth Il also keeps
the xums solid and healthy, and imparts deli
clous freshness to the mouth and breath. Pre-
W. PETERSON CO., Druggists.
p ELIEF TO GOU T.-.Reynolds' Specific
III will CIV retiaf IN fho
of Gout or Rheumatism. II has been very hishIy
recommended for more than twelve months BY
some o. OUT owl einzens. The genuine English
MEADE q BAKERS Family Drug Store,
lS6 Main st., corner above Post-0ffics
GREAAT BARGAINS are nov being offered
favorIte staad l02 Main street. dur stock is full
and eompete, presenting all needful induoem men e
times are sadly out of joint and money scsrcs. We
are determined to make 1t the interest of the
0'' PEN Husl. s. vi q WILLIAMS
COX'S REFINED SPARKLING CELIA
- TINE; Hscker'. Parma prepared express
for families Refined. Shred and Sheet sinslsss
fss: iSr a.. b '''' wFissiia :,
DruSxists.
MEMS ,AND BOYS UNDER SHIRTS
- ANU IzskiEIss a Il M: q st.
DRRNING FLUID-Of superior quality, var
ov sa''d os So ~ CO. Ss 4: s.'
CUPERIOR OLD Rye WHTsKEV-"Gold
/. & @. b. DAVENPORT.
uAY.-eO0 bales PRIME NOR THERN HAY.
II landing this morning from 90 n. Fanny Cur
RE and Dah''l''' AMI i0 T. '1 VIII III ocx son
TELLY BTRAINER9-For straininE Jel1.
y Of VARIOUS si1ae, 70 - had Of
THOS. A BuLKLEY 4 co.
CANDLEA-loo boxes yseksen's Casdles. for
~ ssis ~ J. y. y. DAvENPO0f.
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THE PLACE FOR Ii AR0AIN S-No. n
= MAN atreet. MAlLERT,S old atand To hsi,

THE PLACE FOR GAIN S-No. Al
Main street. MAlLERT'S old stand.-To buy
To buy the cheapest Mems Wear, call at No ii
Main st: To buy the cheapest Boys Wear, call at
No. Al lain st.. To buy the cheapest Servants'
Wear. call at No. Al Main st. To buy the Cheap
est Bed Blankets. call at No Al Main St. To buy
Al Main st. To buy the cheapest Shirt Bosoms,
call at No a Main st.; To buy the oheapeat HO-
slery for children. call at No. a MAN at: To buy
To buy neat Carpetlng at ~ cts, call at No IL
Main St: To buy cheap and fas hionabie Cloaks,
Worsted Hoods and Capes, call at No. Al Main ct.
To buy the cheapest Dry Goods. Skirts, ClOaks,
stand,
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TkUsT SALE OF VALUABLE

TkU STE rs SALt OF VALUABLE
kEAL AND PERSONA, ST 4 + h. 3,
virtue OF tw deeds of trust executed to the an.
derslkned by Joseph Stra ey: t, secure Jam x
henf,l and OF record IN tie Clerks thee IF Giles
county Court, shall. on IN 24rHUF JANUARY
1861 al the rrsiGence ot said st .aiev. i the
county al 1resaid proceed TO self at public auo
tho IL the hig hest bidder for cash, the properly
embraced In t. deeds, or so much Their of AZ may
pc necessary TO- the purp therein named
ne real estate consists OF his H. ms Tract, and
the Land; adjoining the same king on New
River, and WITHIN nalf mile OF New nIVer W hlte
sulphur Springs, containing about 400 acres of
valuable Land. portion of it lmpr we'd aud
IN hne condition; with a sood 1--WE nag house and
on the waters of J"hn's Creek. in Montr omery
e%3n ay, OF ABOUT 1900 acres; % Negroes-Men,
and valuable The sale will be continued /. ON
day to day until completed.
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In retiring from the firm of Sublett l.
SMITH, return my thanks to my friends for the
favors bestowed on me, and can confidently re-
commend my successor and former associate to
them rs gentlemen worthy of their patronage, and
well calculated to advance their interest.
JOHN A. SMITH.
lam a q lW
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In withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSIN ESS we feel it due to our sue
cessor to Say, that from a long personal acQuain-
lance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means, ability integrity
and prudence In the management of his affairs,
and do most cordially recommend him to our
friends and the pub bic as every way worthy of
their confidence and patronage.
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
10
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tIInn;rT "SHsH SNS tt9rH sc
GO Us Iotten 4p 10 h hest Mrtcbsp, Taior's
style at .avins Of rs per csnt.-K r. N, Id
WIN WILLIAMS, ennftcturers sno VIII 'la-
Clothing, invite tie attention. of purcnss ers
20 the foilovIn< fIcts: hey are m.Ie a-sey
engas IN the .un tacture and sale IT
10 hing than anv otrer houss IN tho state !;
havins LONGER experience and supe iGr advaut * es
thss can and do Jh-r the sr-HfesG Inducements
~ Hing the old aud favogite sand No. l02
Vain street, you Wi at al tine iud o ls,ge.t
took latest ut. les best arx.ins sew 90, 70
ceIved DAILY. Every ar iole warranted.
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
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THEY MUST RE SOT-n-IpVv -
on nano large stock of Bed Rlans ats nf
~ sasIiuss' which he will sell at greatly re-
sessoa.is too far advanced ~ ''A"'0 'no
RUNNING FLUID.-so hbIs. Bn,r;nv P;,T5
- Of best qualIty. for sale low. 'u'u'
PURCELL, LADD 4 co Druggists.
z2,cor. Main and Governor strsets.
MACkEKEL.-lO0 bbls. medium MacLe,.l
~ No. 8; 100 Dbts. small do, No. 5; 80 bbls No
haekerei; ~ half bbis do. do. For sale by
VIM. TAYLOR.
RohAlN fLClU.-A fresh lot Just received
loI safe BY r JOHNSTON 4 BIO DraKgIsts.
POkTLAN ND AND OCkkNHAU HEN
cfAUf, Tor sale By
POTTS, PARLEY& co.
A r ~. Brandy ysIx eld and sPsrio5, Tor
sse W POTTS, FARLEY + co.
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The undersigned will continue the Elk
CHANG and tANklNG BUSINESS of the late
firm of lSAACS TAYLOR. II viii be conduct
ed under the sty lie and firm of w NJ. b. ISA hCS &
LIST January, l,6l. VIM. B. ISAACS.
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NUTIt E.-We have 8 arge and fne assOrt-
ment OF Ready made C'othing. for gentlemen's
wear, and aiso good stock of Negro Cloth ng,
which We have determined to SO II for the balance
ST the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for
cash and 10 punctuat customers We hope thu
the above announce ment Will secure for al
once 0 al from ali who are IN need Of anything
IN ur lire, We det rmiued TO cnnform strict
ly to this notice. SIMPSON htLLAR,
ll9 Ma street,
P.s.~koTth Carolina money taken at psP for
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COAL, COKE, WOOD. &c

{ 'OkE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ WIN he, until further notice, as follows
lump Eose So pr load.
stove Coke $50 - IS
de lots JOHN i WtRTH Agept
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ME Webbing RING ID emblomatlc Of the
L marriage relation. Gold will wear out by fric-
ton, abrasion, 10. but never rusts--never tar
nishes-is always bright. Thus,with lie, the Ring
is without end; SO likewise il the union without
interruption or end, except BY the death Of tho
parties. = f. ~ 10
The Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
TAR one to whom It is given Isl in the estimation Of
the givor the most perfect and lov0ablo of her
needing not the foreign aid Of ornament to render
her Just the woman for him to love and cherish all
his days
A good assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitable
for Wedding Rings, lust finished, can Be found at
IS MAIN STREET, where will be found Watches,
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
tacles, DO (, 30. Watches, Jewelry and Spectaces
repaired thu hest m
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BOARDING.
BOARDING.
- suitable for family, at Miss BlDGOOD'S,
corner of Nam and 7th SITS. ia lit

u ICHMOND CIGAR MANUFACTORY-
II W0ELDECKE, Broad street, third door
on hand full assortment OF the choicest brands
OF IMPORTED CIGARS, as we'll as CIGARS Of
his own manufacture. Also, great variety of
FANCY ARTICLES. CANES, SNUFF BOXES.
| MEERsCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS.
&c Retail dealers respectfully invited to ex-
anime his stock before pui chasing elseW here.
de 22-lmS
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OAK AND PINE WOOD-Se.sonsd and nm.
~ der shelter. for sale at Coke Yards
Dc Its mo. J. WERTH,A g't.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-22

CowARDs.-The most cowardly and
disgraceful thing which has occurred
since the war began was the refusal Of the
Fourth Pennsylvania aud the artillery Of
the Eighth New York Militia to take .
part in the battle at Bulls Run. Gen.
Mcdowell spent good part Of Saturday,
the day before the battle, endeayoring to
pursuadc some Of the regiments whose
terms had expired, to remain q little
longer. All consented but the regiment
and artillery above mentioned. In his
official report he says, "when the army
moved they marched to the rear to the
sound of the enemy's canon"
That was beautiful music to march by.
Death cannot wipe out the damning dis.
grace that will ever attach to these COW.
ards.
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From st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 17-lOp N

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l7-lOp. NJ.
The First Iowa and Second Kansas
regiments arrived from Rolla, on a spe-
cial train, at o'clock this evening. On
ly a part of the Iowa Kansas regiments
arrived, the balance being left dead or
wounded behind them. One company
in the Iowa regiment lost fifty men, and
another thirty. Those two regiments
are three months men, and will be imme-
diately paid of, and will re.enlist
again, saying that they will now have re.
venge for their comrades fallen in battle.
Yesterday the notorious Emmett Nc.
Donald came into Sigeps camp with
flag of truce, from Springfield, asking for
an exchange Of prisoners. He stated
that McCulloch was in command of the
rebels at Springfield, and that they had
about eighty prisoners. He also said,
which is significant fact, coming from
the enemy, that the reason McCulloch
did not pursue was that he had more
hors du combat than the whole number
Of the Federal troops! The bkrning Of
the baggage train was severe loss to the
enemy, and they will suffer seriously in
consequence.
Gen. Lyons body was not brought
along as reported, being buried on the
farm of Mr.. Phelps, near Springfield,
Missouri.
Houses 10 this city continue to be
searched for concealed weapons, and
some FEW secessionists have been arrest.
ed to-day. The city is otherwise quiet
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-22
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of The
District Court, in and for the county of Cedar
ard State of Iowa. in favor Of O. NJ. Culver, and
against George W. Soper. Tlitha Soper and
AlmIny Soper, have levied upon the following
property as the pr operty of the said George W.
soper, Tiliths soper, and Almina Soper to-.
wit:
The cast half Of the southwest quarter and the
west half Of the southeast quarter OF section
number seventeen and the north half of the
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section number twenty all in tip. no. eighty,
north orange two, we t of the 9Th principal me.
rdian. containing one hundred and eighty $50
acres. oil in Cedar county, Iowa, with the appur
tenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry. at the Court House door in the town of
Upton in said county. on Friday the 9Th day
of September A. d. 1861, al one O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this sth day Of August A. D. 1861.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
pr fee ST. Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.