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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

MESSRS. EDITORS IL take the
>A liberty OF publish! !ng, throus h your col.
uInns, resolu;i adopted By the GENlTo AID
SUCIETY: y
= Resolved, unanimously That as we deeply svm.
pathtze with those " no have n0bly esp0us sed the
cause Of our COnfedsracy, and desire to contrib
ute 20 their comfort, We Cnsr our services 10 Mrs
President Davis
hesoiped, That we request Mrs. Davis to send Us
systematically supplies Of work FOR the soldiers
Resofred, That th . ladies OF the Society pledge
themselves punctually to retuan the work In good
order.
President-mrs. JEFFERSON HAsKISs
Vice Presidents Mrs. Dr SHELTON, Mrs. 4. ,.
TowNKs.
eecretary-Mrs. HCpsoN.
TrsAsurer-Mrs CHARLEs ON.
MEMBERS OF THg soClKrY.
mrs. Mary Sxipwith, Mrs Madison Harris,
Mrs Hilary Harris. - Frances Robertson,
Hre. Beef. w. Finpoy, Charles keidep,
Mrs. Watkins, az samuel Harris
Mrs Justis, Miss Poindexter,
Hiss Robson, Misses Sksiton.
Misses Murray, 4" Selden
Finney, Hasklns
Leigh, Miss Lovesay
Harris,
Powhktan, Aug. IL, 1851. au ia-dSc5tR
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Ef An APPEAL TO THE LADIES oP RICHMOND
IN BEHALF OF THE FIRST RBGIMBNT---As winter
Is approaching, and our armies are likely to be
exposed to incl en- N ci ss of winter campaign
would respectfully suggest the wisdom Of timely
preparation If suitable clothing. In addition TO
a suit of clothes and shoes. which the city has
kindly promised, propose that he iatias onder
take 20 provide each soldier IN the Regina ant with
two pair of socks by the lst of October Messrs
WORDSWORTH, TURNEE Co. have kindly con-
sented to 70 =eive aad forward TO the Reg sine It
the work as soon as II - delivered We zoos for
the usual generous and patriotic response that has
characterized the ladies of Richmond s.aes the
CONNER cement OF ourtroubles. au ia-st
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e~ TO THE MEN OF HANOyET

~ AND HEN&iCo All who are
desirous of saving these two noble ooun- tW\
tia mustered In, ass earnestly rsqasstsd to,nsSs0
come forward and help Major WOOLFOLK %
raise his Artillery Company to its full compile
meat OF ioa men: The company was yesterday
ofsanilsd and omcer. s.sctsd 1t now numbers
nIty -siknt, RANK and hls. Twenty more men only
ara wanted Uniforms and accoutramsnts far
nished, five Thousand dollars have been already
subscribed, and NO company Will 70 into the field
better EQUIPPED. Come forward. msa, and relieve
yoex eVp1uee. AUlk-Sys
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EDUCATION al.


Il CokAEh MARSHSIL AND .5TH SIS
sFCosp SKzaiUH
THIS School vii re-op-u ~ the list Of OCrO-
BTk TerN- as heretofore Tho r.trou12a Al
those who SO kind. v encouraged IL tha frgr So d.
sion, aud OF the publc Serer4ilg, is respeotIu "
.oiioited. few ScAhphns can be aecpsarl5.
d8.tt lai io--d ml Z. FEtGs. t
AI Jo>tfn'S a a L. &. MY, &1H AND
- hAknHhLL hT&sETS-C- NJ DrCTED Ply
Fhh NlSTkRs or CHARITY The dn daa II th1a
ipHllnuon VIII be resumed on he Ist MONDAY
boArd and tuition per annrin, $3.50; Day sohoi-
ara, per quarter. - 81 TO T.. 81
FOR farther in formation applIcattnn should be
shade to tie kt Rev. ! .;GcGILI or - the Insti.1-
tfHn
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~ PERSONAI..-All members Of 4th
AA Company II HoWiTZER BAT A,Ix
TALON, whose names are enrolled and YVE
have not reported themselves 10 the Com ssssegS
pauy at New Fair Grounds, are hereby ek-sa9
commanded 20 do so by TUESDAY next, or th, Y
Will be advertised as deserters.
N. h. BiNFoRD, Captain
su ld-3tr ath Co. Howitser Rat'p
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CUR WArtH LosT-IwESTY-

"a v0-E rD-LAhS WARp.-Lo.t on
a. -..&aF JHtv e.. between valsfax CcurI-
= .a-a s' ssahs ~sEs Junction, or GA ;he
a..- huntiug CGaa II sR
.-t.t. 5sra ai No 80 :s5, Joho C1asx, :
..... =. Square. Load u." reward os r2s
....l -sl-s 1si5vffy TO Col. :. +. \. s1r-
... jsrs' y, Ea.rfax Court Honse or 10
.,. 90. Ji.- FaH he.sa Troop. at Ne nsssas.
l.. y hTEGER
lst Va Cavalry.
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EkEDERICksBUEG niGH IHUOI.
Il fOR GIkLS.
wM. 3. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL.

VIM. r. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL
Miss NARIt WoubWAEp, Vice Principal!
heF. 4 n. RANOoLPA. Lecturer or tie ET.-
dences Of ChatstianIty.
A!ss n. l.. WILLIAMS. Teacher Of Masfc.
The next session of ihis SCHOOL. which Is 4
Boarding and Day School. viii commence on the
fret MONDAY of September next.
foT further Information, address 81 ra3aricks-
burg 8. VIM +. JOh3sON. =
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RUNAWAY y.

- 80 ~.tftt. .--Lef, lay fsEm, oa the 18th
- -.sr - NEGRO MAN. nsIe4 TkLEHA~
3h s Hs IS tout hJlst bout SIX fee.
= -. very h.E Eht 1a.Stt0, w}jb curly hairs
"a ..aE v..s u IN several suits VI clothes
-.. ~ NE 3heophitGs TkterB. y ~ two
f.a city. md may be lurking about
.-... Eeu. near ktAa A!lls. in Charles
Ea--e b g was formerly hired |
-.. Iaa d.. Hays '.r his delivery Al ny farm,
.s.-. .1s Turnpike. abaUt ve miles below
g. F-el- . Is rhWout
JA@R> Il TAYLOR,
- -. a. J -. 4. tn ..I s Nh nf1ca.
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- Uy CAEKLAGE DRIVER, BFvEEur.
sltF seven yss"s old scIoE, black
y res high. fl,s covered .jth short
- 70. s-d Lcust2ehe; large eye bT0ws
l .....-s eye-.@s6se. tie probably travels in
-. --.t mixed sd-DjBeF coat, or blue cloth
OIL. -..-- .--'1-a- a0d caTpet- bag. He segs be
.- .4. -r-h5 ssrs, gul nsy travel with q
....- -.ss, I'D sJ,se Of his beard when he
.-... BE has Tsistivss Al Dr. Z. II. stew
-.. j. Ai1> George, sbd at Mrs. DR., Frank
-tr >. ia Dls0z-, wtsh whom he has been
..... So t.--se eDNJCrpk by letter. His object be-
s. to ~scEps, he IL doEh;l ass lurking
-.. ... -G Ta u tas Potomac, or making hi.
sd. D. wsr,, and may be sGeat our encamp-
Tie shove reT8rl VIII De paid II caugh
.. .tF ~. hes tr. ia Frs6eTicks burg: othsT-
...- .a1 z--ew~l a. i. REGNARU.
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-E-1EaG.E UAfAkIhknr on VA.,t
ayo... Richmond. Aug. 7, Issl.
u tiIE.-ll ts very desirable thai all ccrps,
b.. .iisa4 s.es, aed inJi; .d2sis Ia the Etste,
h, ~ AAAo pf any kla4-b6yond those abs0-
r,'ty hee'tslry for tbeir Immediate use--should
st .-3 sel4s 10 II is Department &C soon as pcs
!, ~ y "a tLsy c.sy he oyefhsd led and thorough.
''+%-t,4 AddTssi,
49, &. DiMm0Ck, Colonel,
- Chief of Orc aaEes 6f piFgieta-
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BOARDING.

Nj Rs. JOHNSON, oa governor etFeet. has
lb dc.ttHuis Room on the soeopd door, Tor
rent With \ large closet attached TO II.
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NIyANEED "A Young Lady. (f s.ulhern
w birth formerly connected With the OH -
lninioH Institute OF this city, desires q siJUA.
II IN a6 EAgHER, either In q school o. pfAvat
teEsl urg, Va. au I6-9aE3ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

YKyANTED.-A young lady from Paris wisAss
w to find situation as TEACHER IN prIvsta
family. She can teach the usu ual English Uran.h-
es, french and Music. Best references can be
given to her character and abilities In te chi=g,
Address AMY box 94a, Richmond. Va.
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pUa Ds y S.-fe soNs te~lrtng 10 oh ain
ID soARD ia s retired part Of the city can be
aeco d IN odated With pleasaet rooms 81
NEs HVcFER's.
Chu ca ElIl tIr8ca street
40 t-3tawGw*. Fetwaep,25th and shth is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

" ANFGD- - good ma1 GER, ANT, VINO IN
w derstands waiting on Table, and can mako
hiusalf generally useful. Also, 3 good C0oh.
TO l. Cooking for large BOARDING. HOUSE
None but those that thoroughly urdsrstand tka
business need apply
Persons wishing to hire servants ont will
please apply to Virginia II use, Grace s. eet.
Miss HANNAH RIN6,
su le-stk Prop1ier rnss
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piUhMOND fEMALE INSTITUTE.

The ext sessioa Of this Institution will basiQ
}CTObEh 1, 1891, sn1 Is sEpected o correspond
Ia ali respects 10 thoae OF :oriGsr years
. Tre saEls Faculty Will resn&i tue teFEGs will
be 80 heretoioss, aud the sane liberal patronage
nom this lection ald from the south rs kogad iyy
Aore deIa.lad sdveTtis slaepis viii ne issued
beFssfte5. FER further iu;EYIlG .ioa OK ior Cz.&a
log uss, soon 10 be ready, eppiJ -
su It's GaAs Il " NSTUF, Fres't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

EfDG En- III ACADEMY The next eslsia2
II II thls school commences CctobeHIse and con
naues ten months The course ts iE2 prapara-
tory 10 the University a Virginia Epscei at
eltiou has aIwavs been paid 70 MhTHEMATLC5,
ORA WING, EHGiN %HRING, &c, and, hereafter
F0hTIEiCATl0S ana otlsr branches u Laiiilsrg
science wiz be regularly taught IL the School II
En 81 iEeerng.
TIRHs.- s23o par session. Liberal arrange.
msrts Ii aGe to payments Address.
SAMUEL sCEcOLER, H.A.,
sus-tln GutnaY'r y Cgrnttnn Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

NAy AN kU-lmuedlateIy, two or three intsl
w Zig mt, trus'y NsGkO MEN, to teIvs as at
tepdauts upon siek soldiers 81 the Medi 81 ,ol-
lsse Hospital. For those who eau Come with ,hs
propsr recon N endstions, liberal prtce VIII te
paid. Apply to DR. LOYN Me-, fIsnklln s-IAsi.
above 7th, or to r. 81. PARRISH, at the Hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

Gs FOR RENT Those two larya Brl, z
EJ n " rs. called fha ssEagsrn "a
hCuse.' at present occupied by Ms Mo-
Ton, aud used as a Boarding House situated "a,
sne SCUM fite OF Main street. between ssh ku4
Ha Possession gwen on the lst Of October nsxt
ALso, tnst large neg STORE. on the W est sti y
for an Eating and Drinking sa Don, or o.her pu 9.
poses.
ALSO, A HOUSE, with seven Rooms. Kitchen,
&C NEAR BuehAnan's SprinX. Price Saoo
FOR terms, SC apply to
K. q. TUNSTALL, iIsh strsst
au 10 81 Next 10 Goadin a Apusr- rs
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sNANfEp-At At the siegicsI IClle q hospital,
w to act rs GHikF III UkSB, resp sbl- In
tellRent white fena ., accustomed 70 the gs-
ent OF servan.s, and having some experisAee ia
required. APPLY to DR. JONES, franklin St,
above 7sh, or to Mr. PARRISH, at the HospItai.
wro will furnish all izlormstio Z as to ties.
compsns&ti3D, &C. aG 6 3
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boarders aud Day Scholars. fcr particulars,
apply to Ian lo-tsl HUaKRT IEFEBV e
VIRGINIA MILITARY lS~szstaS..--
The BOARD OF VisITpES w.ll inset 81 tire
ADJUTANT GEH ERALS oFEiCB, in the city a.
Richmond, on the second TUESDAY ia saDGsn
ber, sud viii receive dppii icaioRs for poiptm8nt
OF Cadets Ia the Virginia AiiA9ry Institute.
Applications f0i state C&dets viii be received
from each % tbs Senatorial Districts c the St4ls.
Applications for psy Cedst. VIII be received
from this State, nom REg t!2ts Of the houtharn
Con fsderAcy end other Mates hot n hostility to
tbe too:eG sra.a States.
The FeRuigr exercises Of tNs IRstituts will bs
res smed on the 1Trt day of October 1eEt, gpd al
Cadets now on furlough, with those to De s0-
pointed ca The second Tuesday In September y i'll
be expected 10 report themselves promptly fox
duty On The nrst Of October
applications for admission must rs eCc0mps-
MED oy estimo0ials OF good moral char9cier
stating he fuIl name, age, and FeaideRce Of the
eppIleaEt. and directed TO tcs bupsrintendent
Col! y, H. ssTTE, at Lexington and sli the rs
qcired Information will te furnished by him in
ref-Ie ence 10 Ens course q studies aud farms of
admission .kS. C. EEuJE Preefda.t
I-I I-S2
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XYTANTED-BLAGKSH dkISDkRs er1
w FOLiSHE 5S.-Ten or twenty hands car hBd
cor sta mt employment and the highest wages, II
im nedilte application is made to
CLARKSOy Il co,
an IG-3tt los Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

WA4ThD-By Virginia Lady, d gu
private family. she Is compstent TO lsasn iva
Languages, with Music, and has had severe
years experience The best of references can bs
given. Addrsss, "Box 2i2, Richmond p. O.
"a 2yrk
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" MED Strong, abis- bodied NEanO
W MEN, at sugar Ref nery, Rockets.
ALSO
Five or six good COofERs, to work on
lasses barrels. None need apply but the bet
workneu. Apply At
SINGERS Barrel Factory.
Cary, between 18th aud lath sts.,
N Il tcNr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17

yNANfED.-A gentleman and his W % wisi =
w TO secure aFURNISHkD ROOM and BOA ID
Ia private family residing IN pleasant netg@
borG9ud, witnln ten or fifteen nj 1u'es' walk OF
the Capitol. Address II - Dispatch oAcs
an IS-Ht
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Fs4,..s' .FFNHH J. q. N'NLELLAsDs
E"V"N { aicGLELLAvD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rt..s. HICTfH0HI, Pd.,
bf.Y .Ylss-lAa5 10 seii ali kinds OF COUNTRY PR0-
es,,5 lt-al1g groCpt remiitsnces: and will re-
sl,f, "a AYE ground INTO FlGur crops OF WhsA.
~ 40 1laf se consigned them, II desired
rio,-.-4% lAe abssnes ri one Of the Arm our ee-
tus tSi.4sfs ALE2. /. BLOWN, Will devote his
"a s~s14sIFelY 10 the interest os our patrons.
fDmATIIC CgTEyT--g1--7,- on- -I7,- =.
Sat Dy laQ Isl |. u. b. .pAYEEF0ET.
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aYK, LEEERyAE's sIH(u3T'-

4fG hlGHHOED, VA.
This Institution Will be open agaia on the lat
day OF October, 1851, for he reception both q
k0arders aud Day Scholars. Scr particulars
AppIy . Ian I0-tsl III SECT 7 LEEEENo e
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4or!CE 80 THE PU.LIC.
VI skiAA ftEFLE.

t>z.sS. 0-s AEGRILi. KIFLE, new,
49, W,-h EbAf spI
s = CARTRIDGE BOX,
go 3 i,r rFtiau uy
=. ". POW EBs. Druggist,
('ar.av ffstn aud TEf1 sfE
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VsyANTED-FORTY RBCRUtTs, 10 complete
w the rcii Of q RiFLE CcMPANY, rev
being formed, and to be mrstsryd into ser. =.
vice to the credit Of Hanrico county. NJ =,
forms snd equipments furnished free. Cit =
zen. of HenricO scd other COUNTESS, who re " IL
teFest to call and enroll their aaInes, ht toe
dezvous, IN Mayo's Wsfehousa. north end OF
Mayo's Bridge, latn street, Eicl m0nd, VS.
an l8-!t~ V. J CHlT-ER.
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- FOR KENT-A Brick @UuS&, ton t.-
III ing seven rooms with she usual 0ur-ea' g.
ilss, situated on sr.nkiin bot geeA sd asa
Esd streets. Possession can be hsd ,mu,se4A sis.
For tsrms, &C., applyto kn Il LNS
al B-ts Over A Boaekee's ~ e4s
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rsy at D-B,ARD--Eor gentleman AL
w wife acd ,nres children, N q private fsuli-
ly. Reference gIvsn and rec Qgired. Address
M&REDITH, sPkNCER &C1,
su i5--3ts ULder SpotswcOd - ytet.
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- kOk RENT TWO aaQssH.
VOLTAGE, oa tyh street, Nora si5s
LSaxh. PosseAsiea sives .mms4iassss
ALSc-on the 18th last, the aoLhIt euA
pied By nr. \. L. thina. 80 seod lsasssa ga
Fsa.s VIII be moderate, Apply 20 NJ. 4. ], hot.
~ ~ streess 0asaSls's Hiil. of 81 tas fsaa@ry
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M r r D-CEicers to know that >uiLED
w UNIFORMS are cleaned like new at KlSG'S
New Securing Esta blishment, on Main st, abOsa
sth, lad asr tha Spotswood Hotel
hs Ladies can have Black Lace Msut!ilas rs-
dTess ed like new at KINGS.
Our patrons i'll please lOties our Removal.
frntn 10Th street auI4-e
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CCNEEDhR4WE sTAVf~ AkMVkN,,
ktCMcN9, AnR. lCh, Lei.
DRnFosAI.S VIII ~ received al tats rIl,rv
/ n - ICON on the lsta inst for me 1csct.. il
Of seT eraI hundred Ine&l ts-, BhiGh - ALI.
inclusive ~ IL naterials tor he same. For par'ie
n iars and spec. tlors, E2pty 10 III O. Irss,
an l5--4. Jh< = ErEToN Eupt
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M "a 4 - u - ( We
il s.oek Of MEpIUN GRADES
QUARTER POUNDS, saa
bnALL LUMP TOBACCO
aAje last year, row ia g."d chewing condition.
/. DILL, Factory on I2th e.,o.t,
6-2~h Rat Main staH 'SEv
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Il I'VE - fN -
Another lot a
FINE SpRTBGU% tta
Has beea received, and Is f9r s&.8at Il. rEng Z.
CO. .'s lCA HOU Z, on tha V5cs. I'D .l .Gy st,Fe,
NJ IL Pearl street, from this date.
au i5-3tF Il HiTDTGotk.
f'Oh ELK E-Iwe slfcng, aote-p.G G..1 AesEo
L MEN ana ore ~ . 4 y "a g bs 9 good
COOK WAsHEa and EOSRh
80. z. LYME,
once over a. Bodeker DIug tore.
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TH0s. J. SPENCER, Captsin
Com & Go. b, 18th Be3't Va. V0iaLteers.
au S-eoi3w tCharlutts sigaa.l
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gaJANrED -RRCKU IT'S .--Canp:uy K, ..-.
w Regiment Virginia Vo!untse IS, iGIAI
LOfTE RlFIESJ Col. K. NTHsRs o,.'X .s
ta2't, having seventy-Iro men IL service ~ ts
this time, sta; ioEed IN tho county o. fa ;feE p:
would be glad to get twenty-five to thlrfy fg-
able bodied, healthy RECkCITS. As many g.,
Eve reporting to me at one time by letter, oaH -
transported to camp free Of charge. Outr,- to ta
had N Richmond or hanassss itarpeI -
Ferry or Mississippi Rlas. knapsacs H&Ter-+tA
kc Trny 30 Az
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a.. 1,gs svc Axnn a aroAHw.

-, ~ y u -FTHm tTe 20 0scTlt"F,
-sS4 white pafS1o & q " ard heiier
. e@e8 rtsI NJ WSTke remembered. Any
.-.tsss.tss refsoa Ff.Hro-as re sag 20" @Da
.... EL4LABE1A DAVIS.
A-n..n mn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report,

Washington, Nov. Is.
The Naval Retiring Board having found
Commodore Lawrence kearney incapaci-
tated for public service, he has by the d.
rection OF the President been placed on
the retired list. The law provides for
voluntary retiracy of those who have been
40 years in the service.
Wm S. Peer of Ky has been appoint
ed Consul at st. Annbar, and Hinton
r.. Helper at Bucnos Ayres.
For the information Of applicants to the
Government there is authority for saying
that thus far no decision has been made
in regard to permitting trade in Beaufort
or vicinity.
Arson Stager Of Ohio having received
Tic military appointments 81 81 General Sp:
Of Government Telegraph, has, in accord
ance with his instructions, entered upon
the organization Of that department. -
Thus the Government, under this popu-
lar and efficient gentleman, will soon have
in opesation a complete system of tele.
graphs for the transmission Of intelligence
from allavailable points.
a delegation OF prominent citizens O
Baltimore have visited Washington Il
make an appeal IN behalf Of the working
men Of that city. They say by the VIC
lence and factious opposition Of treaoon
able minority, Baltimore has been In
volyed in disaster and distress bevont
what is due to the mere existence of
state of war, and their troubles have beef
still further aggravated by the disable,
condition Of the Baltimore a. Ohio II. II.
the principal artery OF their trade an,
source OF their property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-16

No iI.--iAal no elA1sn, iuhsbilaht or resident oi
this State sut9eel 10 DO military dnts either III the
Volunteer Reserve hia shail hereafter enlist OF.
engage enter tie Biitar. services OF any other nae
and ali persons liable military duty within thassale
~. hereby prohibited rniAnng. OF agreeing
list. assembling ~.iha fOr the parpss. of
legns ls OF al! ether State. Nor shall an.
person ~itLin this state, Liable 10 military dus. Tn
ms service Of The thea siai.s, encspi and.l
The eNp4ess Authority II this State. Frortata, IhA
This 10 intended TO llis ~ prey iLesos
ermenl II She Lnea 4rcm recruiting Ter tn.
Asgaiaf Army pursuaait to The Acss ~ Congress
provide furhsr thai lls order AID The
Ing ole. does app, 10 thr company be.ne
raised AZ Dubnqto ior the la on Regiment"
No, lit.Ihat all persons, heiher s4delis oitAi
State o. ohera Use, aud AL oeefs feauisfi,
iAor.xea oe.ls the unt9ea States recruits tb.
United states Regular Army, are hereby prohttee
from eniistng ia ans mGnn,i raising men within
Into The niitar, ser,.oe OF an, otcr sta,e Of thu
Unitea States, except pursuance s. the Ia~sHnd an
thort, OF the state VI Iowa.
Ne. ls.-1hatthe AaJutaLt General Of this State b,
chafa.d With the amil 81 seeing that NrllLeI ia.
above Orders mos, FL. aud III j il AiulSred.
Aud lle sad AaIuiani General, ~hen satisfied lhA
either aHs OF the above Orders mos. H. and IL
has beng violated shall Bil oncers
less tbe loInAbuef .tnA Llul Otherwise afects IL bs
sitaeGed 10, enter AID aes IA ally etl
u. regiment beng raised nliiih this state u.,le
authority lltfeof.
Hy oraer VI The ConliEaideTn.t hief
n. Is. LAMAR,
Adlatant General 81 the slate u Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ORDER NO. AZ

DAVENPORT, Oet. ~, is6l.
In an Order dated Executive Once Iowa Oct Sd.
lsdI, = the following paragraph occurs:
lin order 10 effect an organization la Your county
you are hereby appointed TO organize into Comp
and Regiments all able bodied your county liza
Bile 10 perform military duty, under Chapter II OF the
EAtra Session 1861. These Companies Reg ime ts
thus organzed for the defense Of the State
ard cannot be transferred such to the service OF the
United States III, however, companies organ
hing In county for United States service, you
will not Interfere with such Organizations, but afford
them all proper facilities. Report TO the Adlutant
General, at Davenport each Regiment, or
gauizcd, end commissions Will be orwarded''
As the emergency under which the Order as issued
appears to have passed, said former Order is far
modified as To direct the Organization OF regiments
of tbose Volunteer Companies only which are now
raised.
Hy reference 10 the Law, 1t will be that conpa-
MES may consist OF not less than 40 more than
100 each. Every EFFORT should be put orth To OIL
thr said companies AS near possible the maxi
mum number.
NIB BAKER,
Eovfd AdjutApt General az Iowa.
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LcaFenOTth, NOV. Ia.
The LIST Kansas Cavalry, Col. Jenni-
son, has left here for Sedalia. No., to pro-
tect supply trains and other Government
property at that and neighboring points
Jennison has issued proclamation to the
people of Jackson. Lafayette, Cass, John
son md Pettis counties, Mo-. from which
the following extracts are made: " We
march to enforce the laws and sustain the
Government. Every loyal citizen il eX-
pectcd to give evidence of his loyalty by
active efforts for the protection of the
| flag For four months our armies have
marched through your country Your
professed friendship has been fraud -
Your oaths of allegiance have been shams
and perjuries You feed the rebel army
You act as spies while claiming to be true
| to the Union. We do not care about your
past political opinions No man will be
prosecuted because he differs from us, but
neutrality is ended If you are patriots
you must fight If you are traitors, you
will be pushed. The time for fighting
has come. Every man who feeds, har-
hors, protects. or in any way gives aid
and comfort to the enemies of the Union
will be held responsible for his treason
with his life and property, while all the
property Of Union men and all their
rights will be religiously respected -
TF.itsrs will everywhere be treated ms
outlaws, enemies Of God and man, toe
base to hold any description of property
and having no rights which loyal men arc
bound to respect. The last dollar and the
last slave Of rebels will be taken and turn.
ed over to the General Government Play
ing war is played out, and whenever Uni
on troops are fired upon the answer will
/ boom from cannon and desolaton will fol-
low treason All the land between Fort
Leavenworth and the headquarters of the
army of the West is under the jurisdc-
ton of the United States, and We propose
to have a regular read over it and safe
communication through it, no matter at
what cost Of rebel treasure and blood