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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
LIGHTNING RODS!!
HOWA ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA

Ba>roler; lastitor established by p,cc sndonentfo
M h-ta y ne Sles ard Distressed afflicted with Vim.
INT ana rGfsnic Diseases and esJsci 1v for tBs rxr, o
Disesgres 81 tie >srsri Oryrns
NJ EDCAL ADVICE gwen gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
vi 20 al who Sppiy hy ter, nth desc ption a,
tae condition, (sse, occupation hsots Of lite &c y AND
n cases Of -xtieme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge
NaLl ABLE REPORTS IN Spermarorrh and other dis.
eas-s % tn >eNUs crcans. and the NEW REMEDIES
-mpioyed IN the DsPess the afflicted free nj
chsge Two or tn &c stamps FOR postage will be accept
abe
Atiress. for R@por, or treatment. Dr.. J sKIII>
otSHtoN, Acting surgeon, Howard Association No
south Ninth Street; Phacei phis Pa By order the III
Fec'ers ERA u. HARrWEII Pre- idept
'fS' rNssH ID secretary. 1yosf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30
MATE OF MICHIGAN-Thc Fourth

STATE OF NICHIGAN-The Fourth
~ Juiicitl Crcuit-T1e Circuit Curt so- IN. County
Of lngh.u, in Ch-ncery. Notice l. Hereby gwen -h.-
by vrsu- of tecr-al order 1de IN this cau-e xheIe T.
Samuel : C,ryel ami Henry B. Mcclure. executors Of
the estate of David MrCiare. ce-ea~ei Complain
ants, and n Baker snG NJ. Bsker tef-nd4nt-
shall .ell IN the guest bdfeE. az pubic suct n,
the front door Of e Bailey * Co.. Banking oiics.
the city o' L,u-irg, the 9Th dtF f il-csm6-r- A
1851. ~ ocIog n at of sad cay. the 20
OWN, all OF hcste n5er tour hanirei sod
-xry i,sgei By the Copu siuer If the state Ian
Oee. Of the state Of Achg for LIT nurste- oDe,
.lJck amber eighty fou So the city Of Lsns n,
county Vi Inghsrl. and -Iat- ii VI n gao
HoRaTio RAFT Circuit Court Com.
PARSONS Wiley. Sol rs fJr Comp
A.ssn, uct 81 1851 1v339
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

From he Examiner. NorfoLt, Ia
C-phal Pills accomplish the object for which they
ver" made, viz Cure of headache in all lis forms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

FJona the E-1miner, NortoH, Ia.
They have been tested than q thousand cases
v i1h .ntre saece 5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-10-30

From he Democrat 81 Cloud Hian
If are. have heeu troubled vita the headache
send for box. (C-phaic Plls) you may have th,m
in Of r attack
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-19

S1n HHDs New Orleans Sugar. just received, and
c1VD fer sale at 8 81 cents per llb.. by
HOFFMAN,, BENTON q co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-19
MelOdcOns for sale.

IRS STEBHlNs OF UAIDIN. has the Agency Of
lyI the sale Of simmons Il Whitney's celebrated
MEIUDEONS. sample be seen at her residence.
and the house the Editor OF the North Iowa Times,
McGregor.
March II, lssOvl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-19
Howard .4ssOciNtiOM,
DuILA lELPHIA

A Benevolent Institution established by special I'm
down for the Relief Of the Sick and distressed.
afflicted with yiruent and Epidemic Diseases, and
especially for the Of Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs.
n FEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Actiug Sur
y geon, all who apply by letter, with descrip-
ton OF their condition. Gage, occupation, habits OF
life, &c. and In Of extreme poverty medicines
furnished free Of charge.
Valuable Report on snermat orrlsea, and other Dis
OF the sexual Organs aud IN the Nae Rsm'dt' s
employed in the Dipensary. sent to the afflicted IN
sealed letter envelopes tree Of charge Two or three
stamps For postage will be acceptable.
Address Dir. *KIi,.ia H"UGHToN. Acting surgeon
Howard Association. No. z. south Ninth street Ph-
udcl ina. Pa. EZRA ID HEARiN ELL. pres.
GEO EAIRCllILO sec'y. jan2wly
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The Small Note ikkuSS

lie Corporation and the Savings Banks OF
h'chInond and the Common Council of Fred
1AcAsburg have memoriaIiZed the State Con
'rhuon 10 legalize their issues OF small notes,
'0H'moniy called shinplasters, and the FL
nance Committee has had the subject under
consideration. A report was submitted yes
'FFuay by Mr.. mcfarland, on behalf of the
'"H'nllttee, which settles the matter, so far
% Ae Convention is concerned The view
'NAeh is' that ii is more proper for the action
"a Tie General Assembly, which Will soon be
d" session. The Com mittee, however, do not
'l"e 10 this conclusion because they deem
"' consideration OF the subject ounces
''y oF unworthy OF favorable action" which
%P''Ssioh In the report may be regarded as
sOt' of quiet recommendation 10 the Legis-
azure. As TO the result there, the corpora
NOTES VIII probably have the best
eAHncc Of success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
iA,ijeuts on the Peninsula.

~ DAYS ago. iorasing eX peoi tion under
uPu. M-erGuer olders, Proceeded TO the
LrIl GvTAoud OF Back river, and While scour-
lug Tie country discovered a party OF Yankees
WAN I, large quantity OF corn, gathered aud
!eauy lOr removal 10 Newport News Our
Len maze u descent upon the thIeYing rascais
alJ lLas,u Them OF, kl!ling several 1t is by
these successful daShes that The pIllagers on
ta- Peninsula occasionally receive IL portion
u. the punishment which they deserve.
WeIegrtt 70 learn that a serious mistake
was made not long since by one OF our recon
1ytpflug parties. ur. Lee Blaniou. OF the
tumbeI land iIuUp, had been perIo rnling vi
d-i,e duty, aid Was returning to camp with
. companion, when tney met the detachment
aid though they protested thai they were ala
night the party would have il thar they were
tAAves, and tired upon them. Dir. Il. and
lbs companion put spurs to their horses and
~ rapidly retTratinE from such Il dangerous
argAborhood, he former received two or
.Ures severe wounds. He has been compelled
IH,0Esequeuce 10 withdraw from the service
.-r lie present, and return to tuIn berland.
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orstiDing Intelligence from Missouri
InEmal N,cessien Of the state

bearer OF dispatches from Missouri ar
r.,sd ia .his city yesterday afternoon, bring
..yi.te.ligeuce OF the formal secession of that
safe from the UnisA Nates, by act of her
LEGISLATURE. This body is the regular I.egis-
1.,urr Of the State, elected more than year
ska, SUD Is The only existing representa- tive
d, her sovereignty. Application will at once
,stsada tor the admission OF Missouri into line
confederate Statts.
~ Tie sSlne hands we learn that or Tues
s,, week last, when our Informant lett Gen.
yute'e camp that officer, with his gallant
,rra,. was IN face OF the enemy near Spring
tt... - Irt :!ug an early engagement North
ere dispatches OF IA later date represent that
t;,. Hunter, The successor OF Fremont. has
r,,!ta.,G with his whole army eastward, ana
vs. maAsnE his way TO -. Lous. The
bearer q dispatches was fIse DAYS ON his WAY
,r.la alien pins IL this city, having been de-.
!a,ed py me interruption consequent upou
f., aolLgs o the bridge burners
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nifbmono Dispattb.
MORNING. ..Nov. q, 1881
The News from Pensacola.

rmrortant dispatches were received yester-
AZ at The War Department from Pensacola.
1-,s fret Dispatch states thata brisk fire was
a,,e,si upon our batteries by Fort Pickens at
ne o'clock, A NJ. 1t WAS returned slowly
.os steadily BY Gen. bragg. The second dis
,,s,,h. aated Pensacola, so, =. NJ, announces
'nat The firing OF the enemy had been con
,iapel for four hours with great rapidity, but
Without doing much dalnage. There was no
,.s. ~ hir on our side, aud our batteries ~
last accounts. were stiii Keeping up their fire
,,.th a determination to make every shot tel,
Two Of she enemy's Nssseis-the Colorado
snd the Niagara had also taken part in the
,,naict In the absence OF details IL is i'm
,,ss bic to conjecture the result: but we have
e,,rv confidence that Gen. Bragg and his
.,..raand will prove equal TO the emergency.
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BY JAMES NJ TIYLOR s SOy I.-.,,oa---
'IkUSTEESSALE OF THE VALUAHyK
REAL r. 5 TATE KNOWN AS TN

'INkUSTEE'S SALE OF THE yALUAHIE
Il REAL rs TATE KNOWN AS THF
nrOWhATAN WAREHOUSE" AND TIKI.
rrRorEhIi ADJOINING. - As substitute
trustee, under a deed from Jacob 8. A.
ls- 10 Jnhn N. Hanson. dated O~,obsr
lsi, 1850, and recorded In Henrsco C,nn,x
Court aud ny the request OF the pAftiss c~ac~r1.
ed, viii sell, At public auction, upon the amt
ses. on TUESDAY, the 26tL day OF Novsmh.r
isol. commencing At u ocloch, M. Tia rross r,v
convey ed by ssid deed, tho sams hsius satus q,
the plan OF Port Mayo and eousissins 4 two
squares Of land. The known e ths po,,
haian warehouse Square. and the SQUARE ps,t a.
JoninS-hoth squares having = frout Of az g.,
streets.
The Powha,sn Nehorss eauars IA ,m,,,,v.,
OF each side With brick buildings, surmiy . 6 b. "a
low sqaare In the ces.re: thsse binl1inSs a. pcp-
sent used a. ten dwellings she's. ssass "a,
nOnses and now renting 1T o. 900 pei >
= large GLASS FURNACE and d. e.. e.
god or Ter and ready for The pr,
ifands, to we'll adapted { r . ls-xv Dsaas.~t.. ,.-
ba, ness of any hind. and fss susA pa,poss~ :. %,
ca Ion 10 one OF the 1t In the city. b~;ax a,tA !,
lew steps OF the wharves, On The rsvez.
TIE adjoining square 10 Improved b. go Ia ~.
Lumber Aoase.. ~sOh 10 By LOO fee.
The particular Attention Of \ uyag artt. -~rs
Inechsntcs and 0ovsrnmsns sysats. s rscgas< 4 "a,
this property. ~ they win here And rssdy 70 a. !.
hand. and TOR tmmeoiese ne, pr0psfts watnD "a.
the requisites Of location and buildin, 60, ala -
elsewhere be obtained. except q q e.~a.a~ N. Gus
cost.
Apss and survey. showing tn. DIV. .oas o. ria
property. may be seen At The Once of ~ assAs-
ecrs but ~ the tune Vt sole, The vsssss sshssrs
viii be committed. and the property WI b. sod ca
tire or saodiviied may then sssm -s;an.seA.
TERAs-n the property u cold n esa ~ rs' TIC.
sixth cash: the balance 81 Z. IL ~ ssa u .aoash
but subdivideA one third caxh; NJ as.ance NJ 4
aud Q mnths-in eithss cAse. osed yayUeSss IN
bear interest and b secured By trps. assda.
Purchaser 70 pay Tie Wa Tsa n re xs~.eas
year. JOHN 4. HUTCHINSON.
/ Snf..
GALE OF STUCK. CROPS, Is., IN CHES.
- TERflELD.-; 4. fp.end Es<i ksvone
sod hia Farm. on the snash side vi ysnass rsvvs.
abaut seven miles above Riehmaua. The subscribers
WITH ofisr for sale. u public auction On The prom.
ises. ON TuEHDAY. Seth inst, tif tsir; n Hpt. the
next fair day. thsir crop al CoIn--Aboui $40 bar
rslsi 6hueks. Fodder crop al Oats six tiEe Mules
three yoke Of Oxen. some Is head II attis h-
Guiding two Cows. (to tia ysila about ~ hogs,
(fAt,) several 6ows ana Pigs Wagons, Uasta Gssr
Hoes. Axes ssd rGninE lmplemea.s gsHssslly,
60 1Astsaa. eas naee and Oolt. ess Ina re,
1aegy, one TAssaAins hsshins aud WAsss fsa,
On 49,,
TkRAs -eums $50 sad under. cash; over 49,
amount credit ef W q, assc.ssi~ ee.e. With g.
proved snacrser n ~ Askkiks ~
~ lo-eM
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LETTER LIST.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL RICHMOND POST-OFFTCE on the I'D
day Of November 1851
EF Persons calling for ktters In tho List win
please say they are ADVERTISED; also giving
Gate Of list.
VI The postage viii be two cents on each let
ter advertised.
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IMPORTANT NEWS EXPECTED.

1t i \prct"d, at the Navy Department. 10
hear to morrow from the Gulf. II is proba
bic that the -NpActed arrival will bring news
OF the taking Of Pensacola and the hayward
by Col HHrNle Brown.
THK LOWER POTOMAC.
Affairs are unchanged down the river. The
Yankee came mp TO the yard yesterday after
noon, and in going down last night to Join
the Eotllla ran aground about three m les
below Alexandria, inst below Hunting creek
The Occur de Lion attempted TO pull her { IT
at high tide this morning, bat failed She
Will, no doubt, be got OF at high tide this
evening.
Oyster vessels continue TO run the blockade,
and one or TWO are now "tacking" up, with
full loads.
TIRE BATTERIES.
Gen. Hooker, we learn, expresses the opin-
ion that any vessel Of any size may now con
yepiently run the disuniOn blockade OF the
Potomac, the chances being fifty 10 one that
they VIII mol be hat, and five hundred to one
that If hit no material damage Will be done
by the shot.
WHO HE Wac.
The Lieut.. Col. Groghan killed by Gene
raj Benham's command in Gen RosencranZ' s
last brush with the enemy near Gauley,
proves to h. Il son OF the late Col. Groghan,
Inspector General OF the U. 5. army.
CAPTURE IN COLORADO rERR4GoRY
Capt Long, of u. =. Dragons, with fifty
men, ON the l4th uit. captured ~ Secession
lists in arms between Fort Wise and Brent s
old fort He disarmed them, and brought
them to the fort, where they were placed in
the guard house. Captain Long had also q
Mexican volunteers.
GEN. SIMMER TO TAKE An IMPORTANT COMMAND.
The Washing ton correspondent OF the New
York Heraid, writing under date of the 18th
inst. says:
Gen. Sumner has had several interviews
with Gen. Mcclellan since his arrival here
yesterday morning. He has not yet been as
signed To command, bat In view OF his long
experience and late distinguished services in
California all of which are duly appreciated
by Gen. Mcclellan, the latter, who was for
merly captain under Gen. Sumner will de-
tail him 10 some responsible post without de-
lay. When the two Generals met Yesterday
Gen. Sumner, who had been six years in the
array when Gen. Mcclellan was born, con :
graduated the latter most heartily upon his
elevation.
APPLICATIONS FRoa OFFICERS TO JOIN THE
soUfHEkS ExPEDITioks.
Within the last few days there has been a
rush OF applications at the War Depnrtm eut
from commanders Of regiments for Isrmis.
sion tn form part Of the reinforcements or
new expeditions to be sent bouthwArd. The
mild climate and luxuriant savannahs OF
South Carolina and Louisiana are much more
inviting for winter quarters for our soldiers
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$4,000 S SIst doo u, s I 4 aSA.

TlON.-On THURSDAY, 18th in. tS,. -, T.,
o'clock, ill sell my sore about : no ana -,
OF esh and seasonabie u o Cd, rmbrn,,ng r.
part "A
IL II bales Kso'uety woOLENs, teavg.
$50 pieces Kentucky JEANS
2tU DO. CASSIMERES
100 do. SATINErS.
20 dozen Merino SHIRTS
li0 do do. DRAWERS
$50 do. Check SHIRTS.
i0i do. Denims do
leo do. Cant Flannei SHIRTS
80 30 do do. do DRAWER.
$50 do Brown Drill A,
300 OVER COATS difssren, .tvlr.
:5l Business COATS different stvles
800 pair Cashmere and Saiinet PANr>
20o dozen Alexander's SPOOL CORES
- doz. Guernsey SHIRTS
- aoz. Monkey JACKETS
~ pieces CRASH
% pieces Russia DIAPER
10 q u Suspender BUTTONS.
% doz. Military SASHES
30 pieces Domet FLANNEJ q L.
At the commence L ent of the 49,. -. -,
sell list of valuable and lie, .rabIs wEni,,,"u
viz: "o'o MnDNdSks.
p lbs. CAI.UMEL
- los. CHLOROFORM
lo -. MORPHINE
- lbs. Powdered OPIUM
~ los. BISMUTH
90 lbs. COPPERAS.
100 lbs. INDIGO.
40 lbs. MAUDER
80 lbs. Bloc STONE.
2OO ozs. NITRATE OF SILVER
'he attention Of the trade 4. paxticnl.,iv
qies'ed az tia sale Ia pos tive, and really \ IN on
portnnity seldom occurring.
The whole of the abovs will Ia Rad. o., ,.
inaiioo on WEpNESDAY, a!th inst
Ti1s-Caah. T.. b. COOK.
W no - Auctiooeer
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Third Congregational District.

'' the Commissioners, except two, In the
1i' Congressional District, have made their
,e'ufns, showing the election of Hon. John
A''ef by large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
Army PraiuiioIts

No'oheis Danean X. McRae and George b.
"1'fsoh' OF North Carolina, have each been
"'Ai'ted 10 the rank of Brigadier General.
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r., 20l $3.50 29,9d2 1913

HE Auditor viii present, IL his report TO
'hT General Assembly, mass OF statistical
4NIormation Of great interest To the people of
Ae Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
THE RArTLE IN KENTUCKY.

The Federais still claim Il victory In Ken
lucky, as will appear from the following.
1t seems that they pursue the plan of when
ever they tell a lie, (and it Is very seldom they
tell the truth) to stick to it
The War department has dispatch from
Gen. Nelson's army, announcing that the
whole number OF prisoners that have fallen
into our hands rs the result of his recent
brilliant victory near Prestonsburg, Ky, Is
2,0la. rather than / 900, as stated imm sdiately
on the close Of the action. Among them are
the disunion Generals Wiiiiams command
ing) and Howe. The enemy's killed. whose
bodies have been actually seen by our troops,
number quite four hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

''ain with regret that Capt. Lafayette
j. ~, u the 10Th Georgia Volunteers, died
"@frenton, Va, on the 18th inst.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

by +. b. COOK. Asc,r.
CROCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY INV
~ 1OoDS, RICH SILKS, HATS, CAPS.
BUOlS, SHOES, &c, AT AUCflON-4,,
tOESDAf 18th inst at 10 O'clock will cell Ar
the store No 81 Msin street nealy opposi,. ~ y
',ors' STOCK OF GOODS, recently rec ved iron,
the oouta, embracing nearly every article ususlly
louna IN hrst class retail e;tabllsbInent auOngs,
viii III may be III sntoned-
ncu n.X Meilno organdy, and Berage Rooe.:
Nous in Della nes 0rgandies; Is u,iants: Fr.n.h
English and German Meiinos; Lawns tf e,,rv
lasntJ English. American, and Ere nch { al coz :
ohir'ings; sheetinGs Linen and Apron Cbees.
Chamorays; Irish Lneas: We tngs ct eysrv stvls
hne OF splendid SAWS and ,adi-s' Cloak,
variety OF Edgings, Insertings Hosisry. Ae
CLOTHING
varied assortment OF mems and boy. Cloth.
ing, &c
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
great variety of Boots, Shoes, AeSc
The above stock embraces great many las ,.o
articl- which II ID impol stie to enumera,- m.
attention OF the public is .qurst4i.
no - y u rcrI-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

]. h. Cham bliss has Z. LTD majority for Con.
gross In the Norfolk district.
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REAL AND PERSONAL EsrATE.
SiS7,73l ,6,9
:i96,509,6l6
Aggregate number of white, free and slave
population In the districts
l.591,Sl4

The following shows the total mum Der of
whites, free negroes, and slaves ia the to WINS
and NlLles Aamed. nclndad Ia The fnrageing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
Interesting Statistics.

~ compile the suhJUiued facts from 4 ia
ba!ar statement furnished 10 the State Con-
'eution by the Auditor OF Public Accounts,
exhibiting the white male population over
larnty-one years of age, the total white and
negro population, and the value Of real es-
tate aud personal property II the State OF
Virginia:
u-ht,a ,,o r..- $3.50. $780,.
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LADIES' LIST.

| Amory mrs Msria
| Andrews mrs M A
Armstrong miss T. NJ
| Armistead miss L
| Ander son miss Ann
| Allen miss A Il
| Alvls mrs y A
Allen miss Lizzie
Alfred mrs Sarah 4
Andrews mrs Sarah
Alien miss 5 + l.
Allen miss q +
Andrews mrs Z
Allen miss Hannah
Adams mrs +
AGREE miss Isabella
Butler mrs VIM l.
BoSner mrs wary T.
Bowsell mrs M + 2
Barron miss Annie
baptist miss A +
Banks mrs r q
Bars J )
Barr mrs Sarah $
Boon mrs Mary
Bosher miss Katie
Boot h miss Mary l.
Braxton miss Jennie
Bradley miss Lucy
Branch miss Lizzie
Bradley mrs T. l.
Branch miss Sarah J
Brown miss Harriet
Bronaugh miss M T.
Brown mrs h H
Hrocli mrs f NJ
Brooke III iss Mary
Butter miss Leila f
Bogard mrs G q
Cam pbell mrs M +
Carter mrs ) NJ
Cam pbell mrs J .
Christian mrs Ann NJ
Chiles mrs l. X
Cross mrs Sarah
Gross mrs = NJ
Crensh aW mrs l. A
CraW ford mrs Ann 7
cooper InrS -
Cooper mrs Mary J
COrbiIt mrs l. & W
Con gdon mrs Ann
Collins mrs Capt w
Cromwell mrs f j
Caligan miss T. Y
Cam = bell miss NJ l.
thlidress miss \ Y
Christian miss X A
Chapin miss ME
Charley miss NJ l.
Christian miss Ella
Christian miss Is e.
Clarke miss j f
Custis miss Hate W
Cunningham miss L
A
Crosby miss Z J
Crowds miss T. X
Grow miss Page
Crow miss Ann q
Grow miss l. A i
Coupney miss l.
Coleman miss j
Cook miss Mary A
GogDiil miss May L
David mrs f y
Davis mrs Fanny II
Dubois mrs Mary
Duke mrs Cath A
Dumter mrs Mary z
Davis mrs Chas z
Daily miss Della
Dade miss Va
Davenport miss Va
Danlel miss Il A
Dudley miss Mary X
Dickinson miss k
Evans mrs Mary
Edmundson miss 5 II
Fig mrs Melinda
Ford mrs Mary
Ford mrs Cath A
Fields mrs Mary w
Pollard mrs Maria
Fisher mrs NJ w
toikps mrs I A
FlrTdr mrs ; III
fltZSimmons mrs )
Frayser mrs NJ )
FClkes miss NJ T.
Fox miss III l.
Fitzgerald miss NJ
HI Zgerald miss l
Ford miss Susan
Green miss + Il =
Griffin mrs
Guild mrs l.
Goode mrsSusan
iribsOn miss X A ,
Cirard miss j
Glasgow miss Emily
Gill miss Martha
Gen try mrs j A
Howard miss Ralia
Harton miss Ann
EoCpef mrs
Howard miss Il & >
Hooper miss Mollie
Hopkins mrs NJ E
HObson miss Eddy
Holm ms NJ T
Holbrook mrs f
Holiday miss J l.
Ri!iin gsworth miss 5
4
Howard mrs Sarah +
Hudson MISS a
Hall miss &
Howard miss G. a
Haines mrs Mary +
Hampton miss DI
Harvey miss A.C
Harris mrs NJ K
Hackley miss a ]
Haggestry miss A
Henry miss J izzie
Holstead mrs II A
HighLower mrs NJ J
Hays mrs Va
VI -, 20. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

The following is the number OF white males
over :! years Of age, IN the cities and towns
u Eastern Virgins, included in the foregoing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
THE PEACE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BETWEEN
FREMONT iEp prize

THE PEACE OF Observation-Disclosures BETWEEN
GEMS. FREMONT AND PRICE.
The St. Louis Republican states that before
the removal of Gen. Fremont negotiations
were opened between the commanders of the
opposing armies in iii ssouri for the pacifca-
ton Of the State by combining hostilities TO the
armies in the feid-no more political arrests
were to be made and no citizen engaged in
the peaceful prosecution of his home labors
was to be molested. The Republican says:
The terms of the paper were fully agreed
upon, and, having received Gen. Fremont's
signature, all that was wanting was the sig
nature of Gen. Price to give it effect. mes
senger was dispatched from Springfield to
General Prices camp for this express purpose,
but a. Gen. Fremont was removed before his
return, II is not known that Gen Price did ac-
tualIy append his name to the paper The
presumption is strong that he did so, for all
the prciiminaTies, aud even the form of ex-
preston, had been agreed upon between him
and his commissioner. Whether, however,
Gen. Hunter, now in the discharge of the
duties OF this department, has ratified the
compact, IL the terms proposed. is not known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

Its <prct"d, at the Navy Department. 10
hear To morrow from the Gulf. II is proba
BILE that the = pected arrival will bring news
OF tbs. Iaking Of Pensa cola and the hayward
by Col. HHrNle Brown.