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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
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1 I ANDS-To all wanting FARMS.-Largc aud
4 thriving settlement OF Ineand. Mid climate, thirty
r. south n PHI dephis BY Tsifoad rch .g Lus oEoE.,
be sTowins 20 Tracts at nom Hlo 20 ~ Per
sood socety Hundreds sre ,e,pg and rn,lins improve
l.ni. Apply TO ChAKLLs *. LASDIs fostnss,er Vine
Ind Cgulb.fanJ toaniy. New Jcsey. Letter. AEs"eTed
! Pnn.r. COZ. .lnln. lnfonn.tlon WI be vent lLec.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
HIDSONRIVER RAILROAD FOR = hLl'A.
w IA TnOY cONNErrING WIN IRAINJ

NORTH and WEsf TEAMS leaves
From Cl snJcTFst IRON s'-h y. 4,
aud and 3: s23 t;2J A. ui sai 5'o AMI
- and y. - 9'.' T. IA.
r., can. i0:i5p H. l0:io pm. tsgsisys inc! list
Poashkecpsie usr, 80 "a m .
1 and Is m. 10 L. ~.
Psek,kil train u - a. III anc ..5 AID .55 y.
sins sing trs.r SEQ sni 5:341 55 sui i25 ?.
p m 3:ts al 55) ?
fersc IN BROOKLYN ppcDae scset, i NetcoP TX
r-ess Oa;re .r Ws hi..n-s'.. Guy Hal Square, al!
have tr hsssgc checked their residences 70 ~ poirt
A. s. SMiTB. snrcih. -ajcat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

NORTHERN II. X. of NEW-JERSET.-
IN Tsns Jeuey City for Pienor. ?, 4no sd 9:is
a M. t:kvint $500 p. sad % ~ o. " sDSESDSr
and ! saturday only. T. W. DCItEESr Sa3L
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
musllGl IEnslrnmcnis.

A Fl. GALE e. CO., PIANO-FORTES,
~ No l07 East llhst invite attention to their Esw Gale
PIANOS Enira sstsfsction guaranteed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Nassau Banis.-stateincnt oi the NASSAU BANh. e.
sequired by p,s 40 Laws of 1889 for the week eEoitg
sta tarisy. the 4.h day Of October. ls1l; 49,. - .
Avefsge Of L0aos aud DISCOUNT zssZls -
Ave. srnopit Of fSp.cie.............. 2j5OjO q
Average amount Of Cic1a liIB ",
of HeTosfts. -
City aud County OF Se-io.s, s.: ], ,. NJ. HARRIS,
Ca,Li.r of lie NASSAU BANK being duly tcf ose
and say th- above IL correct 10 tie best Of ny
know ledge aud belief J. II. HAERtS Cesh.ef.
Sworn before me tbis C.h day Of October 1872.
~ :. BIDwTLI4 Notary PubIc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Mechruic., BankInn AssoclaIinn.-..l

Mecbsuics, Bankiag aiion.-sto'oneD, o.
ths MECHANICS BANKING ASSOCIATION, cf The Ci.J
Of New York required hy CT pter 21 Lws - os3 for
tbe ding saturday the 4ih dly Of October l,.
Average suouLt Of Loans sud DcoL s.......- ~ sJ8
Ayeraye sinoust o. ri 90 ~
Aycrggc amount Of a. 1S6 o.
Avertge 5nsun. Of 1924 5ls g.
City end County OF hew-York. ss: I. JAS II. fOSDA.
Cashier Of The MECHANICS BANkING ASSOCIATION
btog duly swon. dcpose sll ssy thls lie above j.
correct, to n bes. o: my sn0w!edse AND belief.
JAS. H. FDSDA, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Mercaptilc ank.-sta'emcnt Of the MERCANTILE
EANK a req1iT,d by Chsp.er 30. Llvs q ~ or the
week ending Ssuiisy the fih cay Of October, 1872;
Average Of L0als suG Discounts st97 H.
Asege amount % s3i W 60
Average INT Of tirculsol. 14-I g.
AVersg. aacIlt OF Dcpos.ts. ffi5t %
City and County of New York l. !. BLAKE. Ca.h.
Ser Of the AERCANIILE BANK, being dly Grp9.o
sad thu. the al s,emcu; s correct tie best u
tpow edse and belief y. J. BLAZE, Cashier
Sworn before N ;hs 9Th dsy OF October, 1862.
Jas. NAED sAyTH. Aotsry Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Market BaniS.-ststenoEt Of tho MAREEf BANK.
acoued by Chsptcr go Laws o 1853 TO- the week ending
Saturday, iAe fth dsy o. Ost5beT lG51:
Avtfsg6 suo1ut # Loans and oiscognt. 2o2i -
ANcI4gc sD2ih fsI ~
Average anoC. Of tircuiliion. 2s1l1f 90
Aver3Se s1osnt Of d. ......-....... is %. p
Civ County oi New-N 0gk .: ROBERT BAY LIS,
CsshieI of the 1AfNEF BANK. beng euy sworn deps-o
hat the above statement y correct the tes ry
lboy-iejge a'd bc,ief. X EANLES Css,.lcs.
Ss orr before u tais G ID lsy q Dct0be. 1852
ln.rls AZ Nn.lrr prhIi.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Merhauics' z aus. SEA omsn; Of Tie MECHANICS
BAN ss squied by Chapter 25 Laws OF 1888 the
epdpg Sat tliday 4th Jay o. Oeto5og l3-l:
Avertge Of Losns and Douns..... - so Sl II
axsu.e amount OF Soese..............,.. C5Sscu IS
Ayetse amount Q! Bl 5s p
Unouut ot 4stsVp ~
Civ sn3 County OF SeW.Yo,s g.: T. WM. II. cox Cash.
ieI Of the MECHANICS BA<h, being duly sworn derose
sad tia, above s.s'enent the he:
hnowle a. AID belief WM. II. cox, Cashier.
Sworn before ns this 9Th isy OF October 1yia
fKYpIRIc BILL Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Ncw-YorIs Exchange Panb.-s.sieulesl of Tie
EEW-YORK EXCHANGE BANK, 49, required by Chapter
20 Laws ~ 1888 the week ending oetdsy ih day o
October I32.
Avoraso Il Loans and Discoun.s fQ2R4J a
Average haunt OF lation ..s....''.'s.. l5to w
Average C eAignD, of Deposits. 81 ~ ~
City ard Cenaiy 81 SewYosk, -; I, ID ". HAL5IfAD,
Ceshitr Of the NEE-YOKK EXCHANGE BANK, being
duly cepose and s.y ths lie sbove state neut IL
rect, 10 tie beli Of ny knowledge trd teli.f
ID. IS. HALSTEAD, Cashier.
Sven before ne. tlis 9Th day Of October, 1867.
J. a. EAEHMAy, notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Pacific Banh.-S;stemont oi the rAClFIC BANK. as
r,Quicd by thlpcr 2J0 Lave Of 1885,. or the week ending
Saiurtl - thes'h day of October. 1852:
Average amount OF Loans and Discountst 500 eS7 05
Average Of Specs. ll9 95i 81
Average amount OF Cnculston ............ l0lll2 10
hyorss, enount Ct Deross............. 1885 0i2 81
Cty Gni County OF Newyork, s.; L. ROBERT BUCK,
rs er Of the PACIFIC BANK, beny daily sworn dePoss
md ssy that the shove statement. Is 10 the best OF
traf'lcdge az 4 bCici X. BUCK, Chsher.
Sven before lie ;hls 9Th day Of October. 1907
II F1K Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

affirmed sspoe ssy th.t the above statement Is correct
to the best Of my knowlsdte and belief
tHARLFS PALMER, Cashier
Affirmed before me this 4th day Of October 1862.
IKyIY PAINER Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

GTONNGTON LINE For Boston, via GRO
- Ton NEM-LoHpoN sfoNiSyrDN, lhovI-
TIE splerdii 4 ,snl,rs -CDNMONWEiLIlI a. d PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii esye Pie No 10 ~ X. foot of Court
lsndi-sI.. DAILY fsxcept SuudAyl at . IN. -.
Freight taken low by .ns other line OHce ~ Com.
'@' W NJ EDN ARDS, Aseu'.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

Nggchsu.S W
T,v srl County Of Ncw-l % .: J. JACOB r. Ntn-
ulIXF Clslies of the MERCHANTS BANK. being duly
,wo depos. snl say that tie Statement N correct
/" ~" }. u. yERMILYE Cashier.
FRF pERiC BUfr. Not. Puhf-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. R.
~ For Aibsay Troy. North and Wsst- lfi AL
RANGfMENT, Commanding THURSDAY, May :. ls52
For ALBANY 1880 Express Mil r!sin frcm Dbl g.
Station.
For Local Trains see Time Table
JOHN BURCdILL Assistant sufe intsHdent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From Cairo.

CAfR0, Feb. 70.
On Saturday orders were Issued for
the gun-boats and troops to be in readi-
ness at o'clock on Sunday morning for
instant departure.
Promptly at the hour the transports
Illinois, Continental and Chancellor
were steamed up and 10 readiness.
The 9th Illinois, Col. Buford, and
the 9th Wisconsin, Col. Murphy, quick
ly departed.
About o'clock, the flag ship Ciucin-
natl signalled the feet and steamed
down the river, followed by the Caron.
dolet, Couestoga and St. Louis, two
mortar boats and transports. Shortly
before reaching Columbus, the line Of
battle was formed. When within mile
and half of Columbus the transports
were put in readiness for disembarka-
ton, when a shot was fired from the enc.
my's works, after which flag Of truce
was put ont and the rebel officers came
aboard the flag ship. The conference
lasted one hour and half, but the re.
suits are not yet known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
Letter from Fort DoneIson.

TT. DONELsoN, Feb. II.
FRlEND DIck.-You will probably
hear before this reaches you Of the part
the I'd took in the fight. Companies
Is. and Z. were on the extreme left of
the left wing. OF the regiment. which
stormed and took the entertainments
Company Z. has five killed and TWEEN.
ty-hve wounded, and worse than all have
lost our gallant leader, Capt. S'ayma-
ker. lie fell at the head of his GONNA.
ny, about thirty feet from the breast
works. lie was shot in the groin, break.
ing the bone, and cutting the artery in
that region, and consequently bled to
death in very few minutes.
The others killed are G. w Hoxo,
and 4. Peterson, from Davenport. and
G. II. Lenhart and Joseph Myers. from
Keoknk. Our Color Sergeant, Harry
Doolittle, is severely wounded in the
stomach. w. Ii. MagIl is likewise
wounded in the stomach.
Company b had two killed-Corpora
5. Page and VIM. Guthrie, and twenty
two wounded. Lieut.. Huntington was
struck in the arm. l cannot now &c,
the names Of the wounded in company
- but will 10 few days, and give them
TO you together with those of our com.
pany. Adjutant Tyner was strnck in
the side by apiece OF shell, but n at mnch
hurt. His horse was shot under h;n,
the day before. HENRY Nc =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

II 10 sufficient. ths9 st the expiraiion
Of the time the dag ship signaIled the
feet to return. The transport arrived
at Cairo about O'Clock.
The gun-boats have not yet arrived.
1t is currently rer .orted and believed
here that Gen. ]3ue Il occupied Nashville
TO- day.
Gems. Cullum ~ d Paine accompanied
the expedition, TIE former with Com
Foote.
Gov. kirkwoo and staff, OF Iowa,
arrived to-day.
Com. Foote anived from the Cum.
berland yeste rday, on the Copesto9a,
and left to-day down the river on the
same.
The 42d regiment, or the LIST regi
ment Of the Douglas Brigade, have ar.
rived from Srnithton, Mo-, and are
qnartered at Fort Holt. The regiment
numbers about 600 men.
The Concstoga day or two since
picked up some torpedoes floating
They were about three feet long, with q
rod ending in trident attached to tn.
side, aud by striking the trident would
force it upon a cap, causing an ex
plosion.
On Saturday night 100 cavalry lei,
Paducah to attempt the capture OF thu
notorious Clay King and his band o
ruffians, who are committing depreda
tons upon Union men in that vicinity
There were 10000 troops at Paducal
this morning. The loss OF 4lst Ill.at Fl
Donelson is killed 100, wounded and
missing 200.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
AUCTION NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN the stock Of goods, book accounts. prom.
issory notes and real estate comprising the follow.
ing land to.wit: Lot No. 10 in the south west
quarter Of section No. 8, in Township No. 50.
north range No. east, containing 81 2O-lOo acre,
in Scott county; also the south-west quarter Of
the north east quarter Of section No. lo,in Town
ship No. IS north range No. "a vest, containing
~ acres, in Story county: ,l.o he north east
quarter Of section No. 80, Township No. 81, north
range No. p west, and the southeast quarter Of
section No. IS. Township No. 50 north range ~
north, containing 800 acres in Franklin county,
now remaining in my possession a. assignee ii
Alexander Williams, will be sold at public sale
at the suction store Of Parker / vanTuyl, ON
Brady street, in the city Of Davenport, Scott
county, State Of Lows, ON Taesdsy the 2Sth dav
Of February, 4. d. 1862, the sale to commsnce &
10 o'clock 4. n. Of said day, and 70 b continued
fFom dsv to d9y until Oil b sold. Terms cash.
Davenport, February 18Th.
WILLARD BARROwS.
lfeoH'dul Assignee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
CAIRO. Feb. 20. 1862

To CHAs. II, ELDRIDGE:
Killed-George Powell, Jas. Meyers,
William Guthrie, L. Page. Lieut..
Holmes leg not amputatcd. Wounded
going home. IRA NJ. CLIFFORD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
Scott County Agricultural Society.

THE DIRECTORS AND MEMBERS OF THE
! Scott county Agricultural Society will meet
At the Court House in Davenport, on Saturday,
the lst day Of March, at 10 O'Clock A. ii. for the
purpose "t considering the report Of the commit
tee on the premium list for the year 1862, and
adopting the same. Members Of the Society and
oil others are cordially invited to attend.
Edwin SMITH,
lfebl9-w2td2t President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

w. F. ROSS, AGENT.
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, ON8 Million DoLLAas.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARTsR8D A. D.. 1910,
Casa CAPITAL, $500,000
OFFIC4-AsrRoPoLIrAN BUILDING. DAVENPORT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25


Larger space charged At the rate Of $3.50 for
each AdJ Il. nal square,
fos oas half square, two thirds Of the above
rates;
Business Cards not TO exceed 8 lisss, 80 % Per
annum;
Foreaeh change An additional change Of 2Scents
per square will BE- nads.
Large suts charged dosbis the same dinsasisa
sfyps.
Ysasly advertising sestsssss viii - ssdssssosd
. apply strictly . The Immediate basiaess u the
advertiser, and Al ether adveeaso0oats sent II By
the advertiser will Be chasged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruo.
sions will b inserted until forbid and charged
sordingly.
Editorial notices charged Tor 1t the rate Of Is
cents per line, Or eight words, and special notices
ct 10 cents PER line, Or 50 cents line Per weeh.
Ali notices for religious and benevolent pur.
poses Of any kind Whatsoever, ofoordipsry length,
except single announcements Of marriages and
deaths. charged Is cents per inssrtion.
Invariably "a Advance, unless from approved
Agents
Contraess for yearly advertising telninble a.
the option Of advertissrs, they paying advance.
msnt Of Is per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted nett 70 peading matter
70 per cent advance On the shove rates, and kept
On LIT or ID pages. Is per cent advance on regular
Stes.
All transient sdvsrtissnsnts must b paid for in
sdvsacs.
Advertisemsnts inserted IN weekly O. rsasona-
bic terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
SANDERS / BRO.
ia. DAlDORF / CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

CAIRO, Feb. %.
To JoHN l.. Sw11s:
We will bring the bodies Of the brave
boys home as coon as passes can be had
to Fort Donelson. Cannonading i,
heard. IN the direction Of Columbus.
IRA M. GIrroRD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

1t was now 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, from
which time until dark the air was filled
with the music Of singing grape, buzz
ing ball and bursting shell.
Our troops rested on the field all
night, and all was quiet until daylight
the next morning, when the friendly
strains Of parley were piped out by the
Confederate bugle, and flag Of truce
borne by huge African moved slowly
towards our lines. The signal was an.
swered, and Col. Lauman met the CO q.
fcderate officers in conference, the re.
suit OF which was an unconditional sur
render to Gen. Grant, of the Fort and
entire army, numbering about $4,000
men.
The rebels Pillow, Floyd and othe,
notables, possessed of large share o.
discretion, and not coveting the blood,
honors Of Zollicoffer, took up their bed:
and ANONYMOUSLY stampeded, leaving
things in charge OF Gen. Buckner, who
chose rather to remain aud share tn.
fate Of the unfortunate men under hi.
command. Those who escaped left The
place by steamboat, and it is asserted
by the prisoners, that the thief and vii
lain Floyd, as the boat was pushing of
cut down the poor wretches who were
scrambling aboard, lest the craft should
be overloaded. The victory is one o
immense advantage to us, and is the
heaviest blow yet felt by the rebels.
The Notifications are extensive and
tormlc able, and mount one hundred anG
fifty pieces of artillery. Ten Thousand
stand OF arms and several hundred ton!
OF ammunition are among the spoils
The prevalent idea that the rebels are
poorly armed, is evidently an erroneou.
one, Judging from those we found here
FIVE regiments were armed with Enfield
rifles, one with Mississippi rifles, and
another with pattern superior to on,
own, the revolving rife. Their ammu
milton was evidently Of foreign manu-.
facture. bearing the London brand
SoLe OF their cannon we're made a,
Nashville, 1862.
We are now in the Fort proper, ar
inclosure Of about sixty acres, and a "a
vine passing through the centre, paral
lei with the river. Upon the river from,
are two formidable batteries, and from
their location it would seem impossible
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

Of which no less has been said than that they
add . new tasts 10 food, new charm to life.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From w ashtngt0n.

w asnn8tOn, 20.
Officers who entered the Richmond
Tobacco factories, pro-slavery democrats,
return thorough abolitonists. Released
prisoners taken at Balls Bluffs, say that
their captors tainted them with being
sold by their General Stone. Many saw
evidences Of the existence Of unionists at
Richmond.
A prisoner was presented with a gold
chain BY Is ladies. Another saw the
stars and stripes unfolded in Secess q.
Since the fall Of Fort Donelson, lea, q
of absence for troops re.enlsting, has
been shortened from forty-fiv to thirty
days.
Gen Scott goes to Mexico, as add
tional Minister, with pleniary powers
Co,win's friends do not like the scheme
They say he will resign if Scott lives to
get there, which is considered doubtful
The plan to buy off the allies finds
strong opposition in the Senate. J. L.
Bosida will be sent a minister from Pc.
II this week.
Stanton will place the credit of the
Fl. Donnelson victory where it belongs.
He was never in better health.
1t is decided that no command will
be given to Gen. Fremont till the Court
Of Inquiry sits on his case.
Garrett Smith lectures this week, and
perhaps Wendell Phillips also.
The Conference Committee on the
Treasury Note bill has had no meeting.
Mr.. Fessenden tried on Friday and Sat.
urday, but could net get them together.
Mrs. Fremont is better tonight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

M O u T H w A s H

Cleanses the Mouth. Purfes the Breath, remover
oil faint, whether arising from Fad OF Artificial
Teeth, Tobacco, etc, and 10 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
-. EDw.ro srlwrR IyTTos'. -p.rcH.

The annual 5hor Of the Harts Agricultural
Assoria'on was Lsid 81 llerLi"id 90 ihc I'm
Sir E':, .rd Edi @rr L.lton Il. T., during bis
allef-Jr aer speech, sad
On IT,, other sid. of the Atlantic, Inst
errat r. puhiit: which E0asttd superb e1-
euutiv,, from tn. evils and ptrlis whI"i' i'es-t
ancient tates ami m0naIchluai l"I1aa nf gov
erume:::, has t.-1 violently rent il: t"oi and
Whs.ee HAY ts ,le !saus hI Etrukse IN
sh.,:!.. yGt, Sc see OILY the lsVish rEPeo'
iitur. - blood sod treasure. no die pasni1nsts ts
nrsGsn.i cah be!isvo ttat the Cni"n viii Dc
res,p,c!. and 10 iar-+'i.itst politician esh
s,ip,rg.l that tha curse o! slavery ~i!i ioas
surviv.. the separation, cf which it is the
n:5s. o-t ensi5ie, thcuvh It is neither the on.J
nor ?, haps srs ;:.ast powerful cause. So
msny -tart;ins eTenii, tending 70 vast aad
pernan mt ellncIs On ths destinie5 of the Id
man race, haze scarcely ever before been
crowded into 5paoe 81 tine Sc short &C sns:
which hss elapsed siaco fra, sidreGesd you
IL this town. But, al The whl-. wb hsYe
continued to .hold pnr peaceful meetings il
honor Of thst ssr:cti'.i.u which; as it is the
earliest art men lea, CO they form Them
ssl~es into social cru..n Il Gos, SO it reU.ains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
.te.SIAl 5:5ss

IL anpied yesterday, paragraph fro.n t;!o
montgomery -:l.ij," containing report taat
(ie,,. bEecg had ben erpercsdeI N iis Veg
:ern comGnapt b. tcc. Jvs. I. Jrtias;uG.---
There is no !aund-t!Dn !"t Aurn I,pnr!. 49,
Gri:. Eoagg hs= nntc- liz o;itva! ~ h.3L:nuid
coioluuil;Gaied Inlly ~ tir fII:,t.ut a.. Su
idGl- ai!h circumstance c"''h--:tt" m!tA hiG
recent u,uvru'-nis in hsoto"ky ana he Pre-
s:d-nt las cEprfseel t.n..rsi'l,'.5e.r raiic:.-d
w!th the rHf.anati r+, tt-l. Hintg Vii. To-
tura tn 1ei:nrAs,-. m: i-.oIi.c h;s GIriHald
as naI0rr.
Tna above information insy Lo .,?ici Lpya,
IS ~e have obtained It from Il sou-ce thAt
leaves no doubt CT It's correctnesH.-ys'c7s-
burg EErss:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
He. H.. Fox; War,en 4:

s, s1i john irn ts5ren IL Il late sp2'~ \ 1;
i'',r ,,ai. ii s.,.!i...Ysl." Z" Ino"", iba
to,,ys,,.r, iets, III, N I. Yo:k "iisra!j . IT,
Gira,es that he uill -. out soon.
Simeon Dr.r,a". :t5 Provost Marshal heue-
raj is III T;'sshlrgthA city. pe:feel.l: LIS Lr-
ranc.m-f,s IN: rere"tihe persons un"'r !H@f'
,i,.l La. III cgITrrsIt;oL with more tnnn
ono oi ne chlsf utii srs cf the suy.tlmeat
b., said John Vsn bursr - ;:4tto Eo MI ,.:-
a. sna acuid 80 il Al n"c,:, iii. lslst | ,t.nk
il would b. bai psHeJ H. ari@=t hi0' nHt'i II.
tar tia election i'll ttic State 81 -teT- foiE.
10 sdtsd: ali shoud 40 II tefor- tns cleo
tom, It wnn:d have damaging effect upon
WsdsW ORTIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

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ft1tis in"-irx rIaIs i: an.ea souhsy. ala: Has
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

GsI.T sAE OF E.a.o.s.-On Saturday.
Robert M, Clarke, 81 Atlanta, Ga, made TIA
grss:ast Dekru -a., ,:,st efaI tgok piac" /.
that n.rket. Twru.y1ge n-2ro nen, lAeir
sges varying from Revrntesl to twenty-=iy.
were sold 10 s railroad company for sS5,7, q.
The loweet price o! 1ny enc was 1900. art
the highest 1880. Ta- average price of this
lot IN 2l,42Q.