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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02
RIG II MON D n o U Sc

K T. n IVA - ~ - n ~ u . II
CHICAGO, ILL.,,
Corner y South Water ana Afifhigan Avenue.
NNliIs we'll known and popular Hotel is nov
i under the management Of
X. a. &. X. W. N f..
Thankful for The patronage So literally bestowed
them while mt the Neil Ht use, Columbus. and
Whine House. Cincinnati, Ohio. they respectfully
ssk for continuance OF the same. Assuring thsi,
patrons that the. Kic hmond" will be conducted on
the most beral plRn.
Na~ TER Ms, - PEN DAY.
augi0-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-02

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To Elizabeth Caru hers end l.. n. CaruthcrY her
husband Caroline Elliott and So N ucI Elicit her
husband, Harriet Shrecm and --- Ehroem her
husband, Sarah Todd and -- Todd, her hus-
band. Henrietta lIayerstick and -- Hover
stick, her husband, James Wilson, j. r. Copelin
VIM. W. CopeIin and Carrie X. copelfn. minor
heirsof Jane n d. Copelin, decessrd.
VOU and zach of you are hereby notified that
/ there 10 now on fle Ia The cfhoe of ths CLERK OF
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ~ Keo-
kuk, petition and supplensatsI p<tiiion u Nat.
Lsfon, claiming the foreclosure ~ . certain mort
gage executed BY 7. !. NcKenny and Geo. b. Will
son 70 John 6tannus and John Haniit0n, and nov
the property Of plaintiff, to secure Z eertan prem.
sory nots ION which note Judgment 10 alss claimed
which mortgage conveys tho following property.
TO wit Twenty feet of the rear ends or lots seven
~ and eight, ts in block thirty-six tsel In the
city 81 Ks0kuk, Lee county, Iowa, mtrs paYticu-
larly described 10 said petition in which said real
estate, 10 alleged, that you have some interest
the heirs Ut ls~ Of the said Geo. B. Wilson nov
deceased.
And uniesa you appear snd snswer ssid peti-
ton ON before cf the second day Of the next
term Of the raid District Court, heinz the sep
tember term 1861, decree will be rendered against
yos In accordance win the prayer OF ssid psiitsu.
and all ycur interest, claim and eqsity Of redenp-
ion In and 10 said premises will DO cutoG and fer.
ever barred and foreclosed.
MccRARY BRUCE,
July IL I661-dlm pH6xt Aftnxrs~a
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Auguss Is, 1851 dict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-01
Rk TIRE ~pUESlpENF.
\;

WHEREAS, ii hath pleased Almighty God. Ihs Sovereign
DispUser OF events, 10 protect aud defend the Confederate
States hitherto, in their conflict with their rurrnirs, ana 10
be unto them IL shield.
Aud, Whereas, wiki grateful thank. we recognize it'
hand and acknowledge that not unto us, but unto HIN he
'ongeth the victory; and Ia humble dependence upon His
Almighty strength. aud trusting In the business OF Our cause,
we appeal to lin, that lie may set al naught the efforts Of
our eueInies, AMI put them TO confusion and shame:
Now, therefore, |, JGFFkRsoS DAVIS, rresiden, OF the
Confederate Stairs. In view Of the impending conflict, do
hereby set apart FKIu,r, tbs 18th DAT OF NOVEMBER, ~ n
day OF isshng, humiliation and prayer and I 10 hereby
invite the Reverend Clergy and the people Of ihc.s Confe.
deraie States TO repair on that day TO their usual places OF;
public worship anl 10 implUrs the blessing Of Almighty
God upon our aius that lie ialy give us victory over our
enemies, rTr.rrer our hoiEss ana sllars from pollution
and secure 10 Ii, the restoration OF peace and prosper!iy.
~ Given under thy hand and the seul VI the Con.
ZEAL. frdrrAre Sta!rs, IL kchIuond, this THIRTY. nr.t dsy
1922 OF Octuher. in the year rf onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred ani s.%iY'ons. JEFF EiSON DAVIS.
BY the President
K. N. I. HrSTER, Secretary ci atate.
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y4THrREAs, In the elections about TO be held IN tbs
w Slate, for Electors OF PRECEDENT and Vice President,
ARA for nrrnb,r rs of Congress Of the CoufsirrAte ttaier,
and also for members Of the State Convention, and u NE
house OF Delegates and Senate, TO supply vacancies I.S
existing, II appears To Tie Executive that tIle VI the
counties, entitled 10 make raid elections, are nov, or MAJ
he, III the pos,css!On OF the eneruy, or al hostile p.Itie-.
aud that, Ia Consequence U: sucli possession, IL may he
imprn cl!csble to hold said elections 1t the places huttor
izrd by Law and the Genrra! Al. embiy and The CDnyru.
tivu having made lo provision i"r such riDrGe" hey: Nov,
Therefore, |, JOHN LtICuEE, Governor of he C0mmor-
wealth Of Virginia, do hereby pie.crihe the foiiowiEs ~.
gulaliuu. for huIdlus said elections, subject 10 The ;Ltinca-
ton Of :he Legislature OF the Cow enfiuL
In either OF said elections, Il, frvra aay cause proceeding
from the action Of the enemy, Il be imprsctirabie u hold
the election al any place designated Jy law tor holding
the same, any person within The county Fay vote at s:y
other place therein At Sh!ch votes may be taken. And IL
the Case OF apJ District election, II the election canEu; be
held Ia aGy our COUNTY OF tie District, any voter IlcIciu
may vote In any ether county 81 the District Ia whc!. v0,.e
may be taken.
any voter OF the county or Dist'!c, may present l.E..elf
to the Commissioners at the CUurt.huu,r Of any other
county or corporation, or to the Commissioners d. any ra-
caEpiaent at which he uIsJ he, aid ask that Il rrpa.at"
poll be opeuei Tor thu election or eirciions author 1gg To
ne held Tor LIS county, and on such poll. II Ia. .how that h-
Is euttled TO Vote. the Commissioners shall caus- !.s u..Ie
to lie recorded, as II It were IN his county.
The III crs " ,use duty II Is 10 make .cturns of election.
shalt forthwith, ut the conclus!0n OF the rlrC, ion. Ietugu
euch Separate polls t. the Secre: AIRY Of the COiouoLw'alih.
In taking all such special polls The sane proceedings
shall he hat, and under the regulations preaoEiord IA reg
ular elections.
In all cases where returning officers tnsy got find Il rrs:-
,icabIe, FOR the rrasous aforesaid, to meet ut the plac,s
Gesiguaied By laT, they may return the polls taken and IA
III .Ir custody, 70 the secret.ry Of the Commonwealth.
- Gwen under my hand, rs Governor, AID uudc:
L.S. the Seal VI the Comnopn cath, ut kichrnoi Il, IT,
t--' llth day Of October, A. D., l-Gl, and IN le Y rhty
sixth year OF the Commonwealth. .ONS LETolIEE.
by the Governor,
GEoRoe W. McSrosD,
Oct l2-t6,h Noy. Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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4 he Editors " Tie Enquirer:
Gentlemen The great object We have before
is, as much from Individual wish as for gene
nI good, is that in the first Congress we should
oeIetr,sented by a man who is identified with
'uE interests, and'who knows what we. need.
>"ehman a is james Lyons, Of Henrico.
With all due difference to the gentlemen who
lie now offered lor the sutfrages Of citizens for
lie same representative position, so far as We
'ae concerned az mechanics, manufacturer
nd commercial men, there ID nobody who is
"talHicd with the whole interests Of this dis
s"c', as a farmer, lawyer and city property
Lab, as the gentleman named above.
4 multiplicity Of words would be out Of
;,e at this tiIne--sll we ask is for the best in
a~e liInes-wth oil due Difference to others,
u, SO far az the opposing candidates are con-
'::atd, the Hon. John Tyler, will undoubtedly
.: elected T.. 8. Senator for Virginia. Then
'ay put US to the trouble Of another election
III Congressman ? and as for the other gentle
1an, Mr.. Baker =. Lee, who, doubtless, is very
!vi and True, as a candidate. unfortunately
!: Lin he is not known, and without going
ITO ally dis cussion of principles or attempting
maac platforms, it is we'll known that for the
ii - years, whatever else altered, that Ar.
''aes Lyons, OF Virginia, was always for his
-.i''e State, Virginia, and ! SouthernIRights
I'm. OREGON Hill.
RICHMOND OFT 81. 1851.
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NOTICE 70 pUSTMASrEHS.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
P0,r UtIIcE ugpA n1MEsT, riyIrcE BuRECA,

A~f'hN'
WING IL thu urg'nt necessity nnH great demand for
~ Postage Sinmps" nj points where large hodirs ot our
troops ar now stationed, H. Will be inIpos sihlt, at present,
Ia snpply many Of the other ua'cCS in 'he G"niederHcy with
s:amps." IN a short time the facilities for IN .nuIns turing
them wIllhe greatly Increased, and every office VIII tibet: be
fusaished with an ample SUPPLY.
joins T.. HARRELt,
Oct 2G-1w Chief OF tiuSnrr Bur an.
AEk 70 ANS.iN t0a"tGN AND PskOI Et"T
Ed III LkYEtS, AND hEAK TIE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER, tuK SALE On ACCUM0pATIS0 TERMS or
ONE HALF CT EACH TEACT IN EXCHANGE FOX
NEGkUE$-1O Wit.
TNlEST TRACT.--Ot ,sGu a;rea, on Alligator Bayou,
l. three milcs from Mississippi river, back OF WALNUT
nrud, In C%ri,lendeu county below Memphis; Eoo aeres
deAdrDrd.
SECOND TRACT, 100 acres, un tie ltne of Railroad
from Gaines landing aid back OF Bayou bartholomew la
Drew county.
THIRD TRACT-3, Na acres on Old Town Ridge and Lake
In Phillips county, two mills from Mississippi river, SUI
sctrs Ave yeAr old draieilnf.
FOURTH TlAC1.-1,0G u scres on Old Town Ridge and
Lake, one mile from Mississippi river; .T0 acres cleared,
l0U acres dradened six years, With all necessary buildings.
FIFTH TRACT-l 500 acres Oh Old Tow Ridge aud Lake,
four miles from Mississippi river; 400 acres In high state Of
cultivation. ~ ACRES old deadenug, with NO. Dwelling
aud plantation build.b Is.
Persons desiring more inform alton will please address
L W. JOHNSON, al Georgetown. ky.iW. F.JOHNSoN,
at Louisville, Ky.;, Mr.. v CAsTLEnhN, at CFi,tehdsn
county, Ark; aud Dir. J. .. MATTHEWS, at Drew couaiy,
Ark. SEuRGs ". SoaNHoH,
June 25-cw6m ". '. JOHNSON.
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Prom the Norfolk Day Book, Oct. Both

oAAiiHS VI THO EoNCIul SAOSNs
We learn from a gentleman who reached this
YESTERDAY morning about eleven o'clock,
~ The beach, that the Federal, feet began
'':ag the Roads between six and seven
.:'tk in the morning, and that when he left,
,li!, If not all, Of tso, thirds of it, had reach
'lhs CsEes.
he rrp'cscnts the sailing Of this feet as the
-'@aeAt spectacle Of the kind he ever witness.
:, and says that the Flag Ship Minnesota led
: followed by the steam eunboaw, and these
gan by the transports. The latter being tow
10y The stesmels-the Great Republic was
"sd ont Ly The same steamer that brought
as also states that many Of the vessels were
,sot TO completion with men--that he saw
80 distinctly upon the decks, aud heard their
,TW,''og as they left.
We have been informed, since writing the
%e that the Confederate signal boat, which
'hef punt Of observation about three o'clock
"s afternoon, reports that all the Federal
y, 'eS have gone with the exception Of two,
~ lie Hunlress and Baltimore steamer.
also learn from the same source that an
~ ~sass white SIGNAL was displayed from For.
~, monroe, after The sailing OF the feet and
ueo there icr over an hour.
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CONFEDERATE MATES OF AMERICA

EaSIEhS uISlhISi v fiRuiNlhi -
NATHEREAS, a libel has been flied in the District Court
w Of The Col fedrraie States Il America, for the Ea:-
tern District Of rrryiLi, g., on q g 2s;fI day of October, lSdi,
by Capt. - CLainrd, a Commissioned u;hcer vi the
Cant, dyrat- States Navy, and of Cap. Il. Saowd-n An
Dire = and Capt. Il Lindsay Walker, commissioned Uficcrs
OF The Con. DEBATE states Army OF the fott mac, IN helal;
~ well Of the Cor. Gederuie Stai.s us OF themselves, thrl- OF.
Gar>and IN ir several commands, aIsir,t The ship called
the fuiriIX Of New York, her tack c, apparel anu furaituFe
AID cargo, ard praying recess agsinst shii ship and cargo,
Hnd that the saiL slip. ber tackle, Al p.Isl and iurni uie
aud Cargo, nsy be cnDdeuned ~ foriereI aud sold, 10 be
dlIti u ed as By law directed and provided.
Now, thereto, c, in pursp" nee Of the mouitinn under the
seal Il the aid Ccurt. 10 ME- directed aui de- iy-rsd. | d.
h, by give public nutice 10 II perscus claiming the said
slip, her tackle, sppaie and fuEh! uIr and car. o. nr In any
IL III Ter Interested the cir, thai they lie II: Il appear nefnie
lie said ListIicl Court 10 b- h. ID IN the City o: RlchH.oGd
ia mud for he ! as crn district Of NiIgiLln, vn the 18th day
Of November heri, OF II o'clock, a. II then and there 10
intern os- In, ir tI.ims Htr 10 make III, ir allegations iG That
tehaIi, provided III. .umr sh.ll be II day o. jursd!cllon;
olLciWl.e, Oh The | ext day o; jurisdiction ihsI eaf.er.
y. ". Bass, d.. NJ
Fer r. Il. AYLs7r, G. 8. District Attorney and Proctor fer
LiLslsnts.
Jso. + WHY, Marsha c. :. A., aad Els:srn D's;ric; CT
Ytrs!Gla.
M I %
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
The Hon. r. II. Meadc-The Blockade,

&c.
SAVANNAH, Oct, 3l.-Tle Republican
of this morning, says that the Hon. r.. K.
Meade, of Virginia, (lute L. S.. Minister to Bra
zil,) has arrived safely and is an his wa tn
Virginia.
Capt 5. j. Short, of the British navy, has
resigned his commission, and arrived in Sayan'
nah, and has rendered his service, to the Con
~lcnerate Government.
Several South Carolinians lately arri'ed
(roln Europe. report that the feeling in EHg-
land ard France is warming up in favor ri the
South.
\ valuable cargo Of collie, ammunition, salt
petrr, sulphur and small arms, has recently ar
rived al Confederate port.
\ Confederate vessel at Havana has re-
Gently hrcn presented with Il handsome fag,
and lrrr officers and passengers with Il dinner
by the citizens Of Havana.
SECOND %pESPATCm.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3I.-Thc Charleston Mercury
of this morning furnishes an interesting &C
count Of tho departure Of the Ministers Of the
Confederate States from that port, and the re,
turn Of the steamer Thendora. The party,
consisting OF the Hon. j. NJ. Mason, Minister
tn England, Hon. John SIldrlI, Minister to
France, Mr.. Mcfarland, Secretary Of Legation
to Mr.. Mason, Mr.. E~Istcs, Secretary to Mr..
Slidcll, Mrs. Slidell uEd two daughters, Mrs.
EnsteS. the daughter of Mr.. Corcoran, the well
known banker Of Washington, who is now in
Fort Lafayette, Col. LeInut and others, lett
Charleston on the llth inst. They arrived at
Nassau that night, at Cardenas On he 10th,
and Havana Oh tie 18th, where they were cn-
Enthusiastically received. The ladies of Havana
presented to the steamer II flag, and the ladies
Of MntaEzas sent a flag to llalnptun's Legion.
The Tncudmra returned to the Contcderacy
With 4 valuable cargo. She reports that the
steamer keystone State had captured and gone
10 .Nuw York with IA Southern steamer. loaded
Siin ii I'm. md ammunition.
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Eli THE GOVERNOR OF VIIIGIHI,.
! pRlII An ATIlN

WHEREAS, a vacancy hss occurred In the Senate o
w Virginia by the death Of GloEog TowSSs, HE Sena
tor for tlrDictrict comprising the county q! PitisylTaHla
Therefore. the Sherif' Of the said County "a hereby r-qure:
Ia hold an Election AZ The several places oil voting pre-
DAY in NOVEMBER next, to supply the vacancy aforesaid
~ tilvrn under my hand RS Governor, and unie
is. ! the Seal Of the Commonwealth, tins 9TH day OF DC
- lOhrr. ls6l, and In the yenr Of the CommonweS l
the eishty.sialh. .1UilN LETCiIER.
Iy thr Governor:
GsngoE ". MuSr1Rp, Secretary OF the Conmonw eSlth.
~ -nrtl
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I'm pprtAuI from Kentucky

l:r*'NkiL'ILLE, KY, Oct &l.-The Southern
Grnvrnr"n adjourned to-day. Resolutions
we,c adopted tn proclaim resistance to the
frGrial aud State Governments. They ap-
,'oinl,d NESTS. Mckee, breckenridge, Mar.
hall, plrcIn, Preston, Bruce, Esing. Hodge,
Thompson and johnson 10 carry cut the resp
u.iors \ strong provisional government will
nc r:ra.r,! ui Tic IS;iI If November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-01

61h'l*U been appointed BY Tie judge Dfihe Dis
Ill rrct Court VI the Confederate states fUr his Hestera
III. Iiri al Virginia, Receiver for All the counties u 6ugu,
IA. Highland, Randolph, ruculIonts., tirerntrirr, Huuror
Ane,huny and Bath. | hereby uot:iY all Attorneys, Cruu
-rll"rs Il: Law, Presidents and | ashierS Of Banks, Principal
ADMINISTRATORS, Officers Of Railroads and Other Corpora
t!oES, Agent, Of Foreign Corporations, and all other
.@-uts. Former rartor!s, Trustees, Executors and Admin.
i.trator., anL ali pers"ns holding Or Controlling any land.
trrciucnis. EcriLIianrmtS, good. or chaI;rIs, rights o.
credits. or any interest therein, Of or for any ebrny VI the
CcHic'isrite State; Yf America. speedily 10 Inform me ui
the sainr, and render 10 me an account thereof, ami, 60 ir
rs practicable, 10 place the sane in my hands. Amy suci.
person wiiIuIiy falling Ia 10 50, VIII be guilty OF 4 high mtt
,icHIrIi.OT, AID liable IL be lid .crrd, turd Ur In p IsnusI
according 10 Law. | also notify Nil cilizrnS nf the Ioufedc
rair s;ltc- spccds!y u inform ue Jas required by law OF
any lands, ;rncurlts aud hrTerit auIrnts, goods and chat
tells. rights and Credits, within my saiL district aud 0 ever;
RICH; Ind interest therein cwacd, possessed or enjoyed by
Vr for any such ali, n enemy.
| wilt br found ut my office III stsunr0a.
HOS. }. NICHE, Receiver.
Oct lS-cwlt
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From IL

NASHVILLE, Oct. 30.-IG is reported from
~8oSl'ng t;reen to-day that the Fe,lerals had
:rOsscd Green river at Grrensburs and Nor
,antown.
II. q. Scovill was arrested here to-day, On
he charge of encouraging inElr:rclion aud
rebellion.
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We learn from the Martinsburg "Republi-
an that there was an alarm in that town on
Friday morning last, in consequence Of the ap-
p~sar.ncc OF about $50 Federal cavalry in the
nsishborhood. They came within a mile or
40 Of the place, and then went back. Be-
:dss that cavalry force, there were about 300
..isnlry reported between H ainesVille (BeIke
by ctunty) aid the river.
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ELECTORAL TICK ETS

For the conTenicnce Of the public We a7e printins rsS-
cts for the Presidential rlecIi"n, containing III names
which have appeared Tor SOME days 10 this AMI other yiT-
Etnia papers In connection with The post OF Elrci0r. Or
d-rs, accompanied py The cash, promptly attended a.
Price, f!ny cca,s per hundred, or four dollars per thou.
sand. Post we Ia b. added. Cash 10 scromranv ord r.
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The Tenth District.

lu rnumerating the candidates for Congress
- the several districts Of Virginia, the fact
escaped US that Col. William Lucas of Jeher-
sou county, is announced for the district Of
shich that county is q part. Col. Lucas re-
presented nearly the SAM district in the
tnited States Congress, and has also served
lis own country in various important posi-
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MANUFACTURER ypa.cCo

5 !. VI f l. \ K Z ) = $ U n
(CoE%EH CARY AND VIRGINIA srhkErs,D
RicuMosD, EIniI.IA,
AYE opened All Agency fLr the sale OF yirlinls hEd
Ii ,Jrih Carolina
MANCFACTURED AND SNORING TOBACCO.
they Invite the attention Of all Merchants aud .rmy SUIT.
.,rs To- their assUr.netI, embracing SOME OF HE finest
Drand. in the Two SIutes.
They are The sole Agents for Il. +. GraveIeyh7 ceiebrstrn
araf'i- nf Cr-Sinr ana Smoking Tobacco.
Oct 3-clIQSllRTlulf
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TN CIlsNCERI.-lu Madison County Court, ju

i eth, 1861:
.ururutyr's Administrator. &c, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Carpenter, &c, Defendants.
"Aud lie Cou:; d0li. flFihs. adjidgp, o5icr and decree
that one rf the cnmmlssI, hers OF tins Court do take, stale
Ana report to Court the ne [ amount the Land OF solomon
Carpenter. deceased, sold tor, by comIu!s~io rr Hiram fA-
;er; and also ascertain and report tile riahtfu' pal les 10
whom said money belong, together wish Il e amount ruiug tU
ZACH party. And the cOtn:Gi>Sl mere the Court 10 Authorized
10 rive notice Of the acr QUITS to tie taken ny him, by rupl.
:aiion for four weeks successfully. In srnr newspaper pub
i.hcd Ia The city OF Richmond, which shall be Il su1icirni
norice upon the parties IT, this suit, except ~ Ia II. Wager
,nd John c Ctz, Admin strA;urs dc bouis non, With the VIII
annexed, Of william Carpenter, upon whom personal aoncr
must br gel we'd" lEXtruct from the decree
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ENTION.

fbllIE undersigned have formed acr-partn.rshsp for III,
L purpose Of recovering the value or slaves taken, anL
other property destroyed by the enemy 10 Eastern Viz
GINA. they viii g'e Prompt attention 10 al, Cases ell
trusted to their care. Far l0rIrs, &C., apply to Lol Charlr:
b Mallory, at yorktown, or 10 10. L. Montague q, j.
paira, M:ddhsr coun'y till the 18th OF Soyeuorr, ant
aIfeT that tine at Richmond,
CHARLES +. MALLORY.
~ L L -.rt M !,
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AGAINST
Hannah sparks. Charles s. Sparks, Moses 8. SPARKS. VIII
liam I. spark, CbiS. W.. Tatuu, &c, Defendants.
''rhr tou I ucih further aIJuugc, order anal decree thar
he Plnint Ii Render. hr.0re one Of HE commissioners Of
this court, an account Of the eS"cutorship under the will OF
lie 'Tes,a,"r, .i!,I. the colurnis ioner Is directed to take,
lrtrlc aid state. together with IA proper lceater account:
and muke5crort OF the same to hi, court, with any special
matter drenird pertinent by HIM. or which either party
may require. lENtract FROM the drcrer.
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N
HICHuOND THEATRE.

H8NFE FVNF vi q Z
ENulS establishment. having undergone 4 thuG"G.h reno
l.. vntioa, will open ipg tie srasUn OIL
saturday Night. November 2d, 1901.
With TIE petite Comedy oi
il L0IE Of i LOVER,
King INFANT DRUM COKrs,
4 MEI.ANiE
And The ComcJlrlta Of
lsK. Mrs. WHITE.
tn. OPENING ApnRtSS, written by n peIiii .raai. o.
Richmond, will he spoken hy Miss ELLA WREN.
s!S- ADMISSION -Dress Circle and rarquell- ~ cents;
Secured seats - cents; Second Tier. or fnuiiy ,i:cle, -
crnts; Eastern Gallery .fOr coiorrd PERSONS 3;E r-ut.;
Western Gallery - cents; Gallery 80 ceuts.
SiF" Doors or=n nj =, oclUck--cu.tain TO rise nj half past
! precisely. 10: Un!cc oren lrow ~ Until =, and Iron 6
until : daIlr. Nov |
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Ten blankets and "b pairs OF socks ircm the ladies' OF
Iho'u.s' thaprl, Cumberland county.
Package from Mrs. A. T.. HuSsril-hianErt s0Ik, and
undrrsllirts
Bundle socks from Mrs. Z. Rhode! aid daughter, Or.
anse county, VI.
une box II om Ladies Relief Soriety, Powhathn county.
On: hundle from MIs Garter, lInnuyrI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-01

CHARLESTON, Oct. 3l.-A French Govern
neni Sieamcr arrived at Charleston to-day from
New i"rk, with IL mail for Consu.S iii The
ports Of The Confederate Stllrf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-01

NOTICE.

CStil a further announcement, ! 1ili ccnt:sEe bushes,
At the old 81, ud Il WILLIANs, PATHS 4 Co No. lti Slain sL,
opposite the American Hute.. and offer my services to n,
trends aud the public gen.rlliy, for th4salr anu purch, -
u state AMI CicvernEleht stocks, liul. Road and BAni
Sru,fS aud bonds, and ali Securities usual to the market.
on commission.
GOLD, sILrEi; and Tn u. e.; GASK NOTES toush
AMI sotd on liberal terms. rr.pcctfuIly refer 10 III.
Banks, I;atkcrs ann Bushes CONTINUITY generally, Of III,
citlrs nf KichmOnI aud LynchLuI..
Oct 1-cIy o T WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-01
NOTICE,
WHssE#s
URFICE X. +. 4 P. B. 4. COMPANY,

UFFICE X. +. 4 p. B. 4. COMPANY,
RlCHMosp, Oct. lsA, lsJl.
FS1uE Board Of Directors, u; their meeting on II. 18th
l. inst, passed the following resolution
"ke-oiycd, That \ dividend OF Two dollars and \ bal!
per share on the common stock Of his Company pr paid
Oh the lst day " November next, In bankable currency
~ 10 all suus less than one hundred collars, and II the
rplI0n Of the Company, 10 similar funds, In 1rrasury ro,e1
Of the State OF Virginia or In the bond. o! the Confederate
states as 10 hl SUES exceeding one hundred dollars.
octIy Z. ". MACMURDO, Treasurer.