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leave to address tho House, on tho merits
Of the question.
Mr.. kelfogp nrodsced bill. author
izing the Secretary Of the Treasury to SET
tie with States for supplies furnished to
their respective troops. Referred to Com
mittee on judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Daily, Of Nebraska,
it uas resolved that, n Alabama had en-
tered into the rebellion, the Committee on
Public Lands inquire into the expcdiency
Of con6scaling certain lands selected By
that State, under the law of Congress, and
that the same be applied to the use of q
seminary, now in operation in that terri
tory.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards, the Com
mittee on Judiciary was instructed To in-
quirs whether further legislation Is nsces-
mry to secure tot the relations Of volunteers
killed or whe die,sthe lpsnty provided in
July last. q
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From Gen. Gransss Column.
Cairo. Jan. 20.

Gen. McClernands brigade returned
from tho Kentucky expedition to-day and
went into their old quarters here. The
Illinois 10th regiment, Col. c. G. Marsh
which has been at the mouth of Mayfeld
Creek, since the expedition started, will
be up tonight or in the morning. Tbs
morning O'NeiIs Mills, on May6eld Greek,
where part Of the expedition encamped
two nights, were burned TO the ground, BY
MoClernand's orders. After returning
from the expedition Gen. Grant learned
that O'Nei.s pretended loyalty was &c.
ton, invented for the occasion; that his
saw mill had been used in the manufac.
ture of lumber fer the Columbus fortified.
tons, and his -four mill in making Aoar
for the rebel troops. He accordingly
sent an order to disable the mills, and
Gen. McClernand did SO effectually.
The sd Illinois regiment, late Col.
Wilson, arrived here this evening from
St. Joseph, Mo-, which place They left on
Thursday last.
Reports sent from here to-day that Gen
Halleek's private baggage or camp wagon
had arrived here are wholly unioun led
The report Of the taking of Fort Holt
was untrue. The cannonading heard at
the depot on Friday last was caused BY
gunboats Smelling the woods, where
masked battery was supposed 10 be, but
was not.
The third expedition which went from
Cape Girardeau to Bloomfield last week,
has returned. bringing as prisoners, |
Lieut.. Colonel, 4 Captains, and 40 pri
Yates, captured during the expedition.
A highly respectable gentleman reached
here from New Orleons. last night, and
states that when he left there the citizens
we're daily expecting that Fort White,
commanding the entrance to Lake Pom
chartrain, would be attacked and captured
by the Federal forces from Ship Island -
In New Orleans there are not over 5000
volunteers with arms, and not exceeding
1000 could be raised, even if there were
arms, in case of emergency. There 10
no batteries on the river, above or below
the city, and the only defenscs against an
attack from the Gulf, are the two forts on
opposite sides of the river, towards the
mouth. The city, he thinks, could DO
very easily taken by small force. once
past the forts, and gunboats like these
here, he believes, could pass them.
One of the French war steamers of the
Mexican Expedition was run into on the
9th or 7th inst, and severely damaged. -
The vessel laid up at Ship Island for re-
pairs.
The Ohio has risen two feet since yes.
terday. This morning number Of Ere
mont's pontoons, used in bridging The
river at Paducah, passed down on their
way to Secessia.
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Reports u a Deserter.
Philadelphia, Jan. 90.

John johnson, = Jerseyman, impressed
into the rebel service in New Orleans. in
April last, escaped from Manassas, a few
days since, aud has arrived here, on his
way home. He estimates the force at
Manassas, at 40, 900; at Leesburg, 80, 900,
and 1t Occoqnan. L., 600. He did not
hear of the Port Royal victory, until be
got within our lines. The defeat Of the
rebels at Evansville had depressing ef-
feet on the rebel army. The loss was
conceded at 500 killed, wounded and miss.
ing. He says the Louisiana regiment to
which be was attached, contains large
number of steamboatmen anxious to es.
cape to the Federal lines.
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San Francisco, Jsn. IT.
The Legislature has adjourned to the
2lst last; to allow the water to subside
from Sacramento. The whole city has
been under water from six to eleven feet
deep. The people have been driven to
the second stories of their houses and are
unable to build fires to cook their food. :.
Cooked provisions in large quantities have
been sent from San Francisco by two
steamers. The water has materially SUBJ
sided since, but the weather. ia stili un-
favorable in the whole valley. Other por-
tions Of the State have suffered severely
from this unprecedented inundation, and
many millions Of property have been des-
troyed.
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NAPOLEON AND KxAvIsH CoMAIs-
sIoNERs.-.Just before the great battle OF
Wagram, while the army was encalnpad
on the Island Of Lobau, near Vienna, Ma
poleon, walking one day with one Of his
Marshals on the shore. passed company
of grenadiers seated at their dinner.-
Swell, my friends" said he, 81 hope You
find the wine good ?" at will not make
us drunk, !" replied one, .sthere 10 our cell
lar pointing to the river Danube. The
Emperor, who had ordered bottle Of wine
to each man, was surprised, and made an
immediate inquiry. He found that forty
thousand bottles sent BY him few days
before, for the army, had been purloined
and were unaccounted for. The Commits.
sioners were Immediately brought to trial
and condemned 10 Be shot, which sentence
was speedily carried into execution.
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Commcn,s Of the E...era pres.

The change In the Cabinet of President
Lincoln, by the voluntary withdrawal Of
the Secretary Of War, Gen. Cameron, and
the appointment Of Hon. Edwin M. STAN
ton, of Ohio, though for some years mast
resident Of the District Of Columbia, is
an event Of more than ordinary signif-
canoe. 1t will excite surprise in many
quarters, and may lead to some important
results. The fact that Gen. Cameron was
nominated as the American Minister at
the Court Of St. Petersburg, simultane-
ously with the nomination Of Mr.. Stanton
to the War Department, indicates that, in
leaving the Cabinet, he carried with him
the confidence and good wishes Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. Those who had witnessed
the extraordinary exertions Of Secretary
Cameron, since the commencement of the
rebellion, and those who have even an
imperfect idea Of the responsibilities aud
duties dsyolving upon . War Minister ii
these trying times, can readily understand
Why Gen. Cameron Was not unwilling to
rctinarish position which demanded
such unceasing toll, and frequently awsk-
ened the envy Of foes and the distrust Of
friends. That he leaves his Department
without . stain upon his good name, and
with tho confidence of thousands who
never knew his high qualities before be
entered il. is, perhaps, the proudest con.
ISOLATION he could desire. 4F
We have repeatedly spoken Of Edwin
M. Stanton, rs well in our correspondents
as in our edlerial columns. Of III III
public men Of our day, " know Il Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-21

Iowa CoTToN.--We have before us q
far, clean looking specimen Of cotton
grown IN Oregon Township in this coun.
ty, BY i. B. Trip, aud nicely carded and
prepared by Mrs. 7. Ii was planted on
the 10th of May, on new breaking-hoc
only once, and yielded three 'pickings''
during the season. We understand that
Mr.. Trip is so well satisfied with the
success of his experiment. and that cot
ton may be probably raised even in Iowa,
that he intends planting more ex Extensively
next season. This is an experiment
worth noting, and we shall be glad to re-
cord it's practical success.-[ Washington
Press s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-21

COMMERCIAL.
Dairy Carr CRY Orr,

Daily GATE CRY ovyIcr,
kxoK-K Jan. Ie, 61.
PLoUR-supernne u Is; sprin swhea.extra q rs;
Fall Wheat Extra ~ IS.
BRAN AND sHORTs-sOi 10 40c y 100 ~
CORN--lSgl6c y bush.
BARLEY-asc.
wHRAT-ln good demand. Fall 6sB70; sprins ~
to SOC.
RYE-o5c to 30.
oATs--lahRi5c.
POTAToEs-l3a20b by The load retail Is 10 SOC.
sgGAR-New Orleans fair loioa II. prime II b0
II \. clarified l2l@lal crushed and loaf i31H
AOLAssEs-rlaniationA $3.50; sugarhouse asa 50;
Golden syrup 7O4'5c.
CoFFER-Rio2 l0s2ac. Java 2sas0 Lasuyra oaaqs.
soAP--palm &C, Family 5Ae. German tcin) ~
erie.
CANDLEs--siar 1876, Stearine IL. Mouldlo
LARD--s to Sc; retail ete.
BuTI1e--C0nmon 6sS7sj Choice II, retaii IL IN Is
LEATHkR-sole es9ae. Harness esa3u.
HTDkS-Dry Zoe, green &; green sheep pelts
3013Je; green hog skins l5c.
HAY--Timoshy, new s5 oOt1G 90, baled % soa 10
Prairie % GO.
Satisfactorily u 90; Flax Seed rs toes
ONIONS as3l0c.
EGGS-7c.
WHITE BEANS--5Oca61l CO.
FEATHERs-20925.
FRUIT Dried Apples u o6aei SOP bushel.-
Dried Peaches - $50 o. 50 Raisns - 0oz s5 co.
cHEEsE-W estern Reserve &c; Denmak Gh4-
BEEF-fs9 gross. 3aaS quarter
sHExP-eI 5o0as0 ' head.
HoGs-Dressed 2aaHe.
sALT-G. A. 81. 30 y sack; Kanaw ha % Is bar.
rel; Liverpool u saSs2 90 y sack; Lake O. 90 =
Dbl.
FIsh-Mack-sei, No.. sl6s4 ls y bbi. No. g "a
0$l6, No. 3g9$10. White Fish, No. s5 00a5 so
? hnm Dbl. Cod Fish 5a6 v b.
RAGS--ltc.
OLD fRUN-hGkc v b. Brass Gasc IN. Cop.
per lO@lnsc ~ y.
EACAANGk--on New York, Bunkable Funds i
per cenr-for gold nominal. st. Louis, little doing
and settled rate.
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE OF IOWA. LEE GeusrY-SS
By virtue OF special execution to me directed, is
sued ~ the Clerk the District Court Of said county
ID favor Of Hiram Barney and against DAyIdReed,
(and also decree sxaiMM Abraham Hoagland and oth
J have kvied upon and will fell to the htghest
bidder 1t the tAs CLERKS Once Of The Dsrict
Court Of Lee County, lows 1T keokuK in said county
on the Goth day OF February A. D. 1888, between the
commencing NJ e,esaea tho fciiuw ug property,
towit sixty 6oD acres on Tue south part q tbs cast
one-haH ftx) OF the southwest qusnsr ID OF SEC
tioa tweassix ta6) il ownship sixty six COZ nofth
rang ave 81 west In Lee County, lows; or 20 much
Is shall be necessary.
TAKEN levied upon and TO be sold by order OF Court
10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
Ksoxuk Z, Jan. 30 1s62
n, o. HEDGES,
Sheriff OF Lee County.
jn20dm BY ID. B. SairH, IT,. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-21
xxxvIIC First Session,
Washington. Jan. 90

HOUSE,. - VIM. Hall, Representative
of the Sd Congressional District Of Mis-
SOUR, appeared and was sworn.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on
Elections reported a resolution thst Joseph
Segar is not entitled to seat from the
First Congressional District; laid over.
Also resolution, which WAS adopted, that
pending the discussion of the subject, Mr..
Segar 10 permitted ! seat on the floor, With
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-21
nIpTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and disrasesTrask,s
Magnetic ointDentis uDfaiIing remedy IL used in
season Apply freely to the Throat and chsss ana COW
or with hot flannel This Ointment has been before
the public over ~ years, and It's constantly increasing
demand has established ito reputation ~ superior
Linimeniin ai cases where soothing and relaxing
remsdy 10 required, particularly in Kbenmatsm ,Nsu
raigia Inflammation OF the sis and kidneys Sp,-
nal affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Plies Wounds and
Bruises.
See last page, also pamphlet with agent aud sround
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price rs cents
Order may be addressedte j. r. whitman Whale
sale Agent, No. 81 Main ST., Keokuk, Iowa
deci3 dImwHt
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Daylight NJ Last.

At length We are enabled to congratu-
late our loyal countrymcn on the prospect
of an early and complete overthrow Of the
Shareholders rebellion. The signs Of the
coming day are too many and too sure to
be doubted.
Congress il thoroughly awake to the
necessity Of heavy taxation to sustain the
national arms and credit in the terrible
crisis now upon US. There may be some
hesitation and difference as to details, but
new taxes viii be levied, from which
something like one hundred millions per
annum will be realized. This is the indis-
pensable basis Of financial solyency, and it
will surely be provided.
The Secretary of the Treasury, the FL
nance Committees Of the two Houses, and
the capitalists present in Washington to
proffer their counsel and cooperation,
have conferred and delibcrated, and have
arrived at substantial agreement. There
may be questions Of detail yet 70 arrange,
but ultimate aud hearty concord is already
assured. And this obviates all danger Of
financial collapse, and resulting impo-
tence.4
Finally, the armies Of the Union are Oh
the point Of advancing from all quarters
on the discouraged, poorly armed, SILVER
ing, Ealf-famished leyies of the rebellion,
which is evidently conscious of its swiftly
approaching doom. Its soldiers are trying
to escape their manifold miseries on any
possible terms. Substitutes are eagerly
sought at exorbitant rates. No new re-
cruits are coming in to gil up their deci-
mated regiments. The term Of enlistment
Of large portion of their force approaches
its close, and the frantic appeals of the
rebel journals show that few Of them can
be persuaded or bullied into serving fur
Their. The boldest of those journals are
now clamoring for general CONSUMPTION
as the last hope Of their exploding trea-
son.
Let Unionists everywhere rejoice and
take courage. A few days will bring us
tidings Of heavy blows from all sides II
the defenses of rebellion. They may not
all be successful some may be failures
but the preponderance in men, arms and
resources on the side Of loyalty and the
nation is so decided, that the general re-
suit cannot be doubtful. Within two
months-nnless all signs fail-the king
dom of JEFF. Davis viii be thing Of the
past. Let every one do his utmost to
strengthen the arms and animate the hearts
of our brave patriots in the field, and the
gigantic treason of 1851 will soon be but
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~ The officers Of the 18th Regiment
give complimentary party to the Getty
Rifles on Wednesday evening at the
Estes House. The s'Rides" are expected
to appear in uniform.
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--~-------------
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON Ian


The relics of Gen. Washington, found
at Arlington House (the late residence Of
Gen. Lee) and which have been heir
looms in the family, viii be deposited a,
the Smithsonian for safe keeping. They
comprise the china set presented to Gen.
Washington, by the Cincinnati Society
and French officers: Washington's tea
table, tent and other furniture, besides
valuable papers.
Accompanying Secretary Welles' reply
to the Senate, is letter from leading
New York merchants, saying they believe
Morgans purchases to have been made
With integrity, economy and ability, aud
with great advantage to the Government.
His commission was according to mer.
camille custom, and resulted in his obtain.
ing good vessels at lower prices than the
Government usually pay
1t is said that Cassirs H. Clay will not
leave st. Petersburg until Cameron ar
rives, who will leave within a month oil
his confirmation
II was stated in executive session, and
not denied, that the celebrated letter OF
Adjutant General Thomas, concerning af-
fairs in Missouri and Kentucky, was writ
ten at Camercn's instance and published
BY his direction; also, that it contained
untrue statements Of private interviews in
Kentucky, held Ia his presence, and that
after the publication Thomas was Came.
ron's confidential officer and virtually Sec
rotary 81 War.
Senator Foot,s joint resolution directs
the Superintendent Of Public Buildings
to remove the Army Bakeries from the
Capitol, and appropriates So, 600 for the
purpose, and to repair damages.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al this SESSION Of the year when coughs and co,da
aretroutiesone every family should have ssfe and
cefisin remedy nj hsnd. HANSEN = Hive syrup and
lou Is The very thing II IL not only pleasant 70,
children 10 take, but 10 certain cure for Group
"hooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthna, Coughs and s
affections OF the Thros, and Lnpgr
Sold By all Drugxists. Pr4ee IS cents.
Orders ma, be addressed toJ r. WIZ nson, Whole
sale Agent. No. 81 Main al, Kenlni, Iowa.
dreladlmw2t
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FROM, CAIRO.

Especial to the Chicago Tribune,l
Cairo, Jan. II.
The 9Th Wisconsin Regiment has just
arrived from st. Louis.
Firing has been heard to-day in The d.
rection Of Point Henry.
A gentleman from Columbus last night
reports that United States war steamer
fired into French war steamer which
was trying to run the Blockade at New
Orleans. Our steamer fired twelve shots
into the French vessel. The affair crea-
ted great excitement Mt Memphis and 9TH
er points.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDA Y, JANUARY 81.

D1The late heavy fall of snow has
prevented our ice bridge from becoming
firm and reliable, and only footmen cross
with safety as yet. This is great disap-
pointment to sellers and buyers generally
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DUThe weather for the past few DAYS
has been quite moderate, vacillating be-
tween mist and snow. freezing and thaw-
ing, while the sleighing has been first
rate. We dare not venture to guess what
will turn up next, for the last time we
ventured upon representation, the
weather chopped round before our paper
was printed and falsi6ed our prediction
Last night at eight o'clock there was a
fair chance for thaw.
ETAs Fl. Scott Howell and family
were coming down Main street on Satur-
day in a sleigh, lot of boys began to
throw snow balls and some of til EN- struck
the horse attached to the sleigh causing
him to turn suddenly up Seventh street;
when one runner struck the curb and
tumbled all hands out. No one was Sc
riously hurt, but Mrs Howell and little
daughter we're considerably bruised.
Our City Marshal should put stop to
this bad practice Of the boys throwing
snow balls at persons on the street. Let
him see to il before seine one is badly
hurt.
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@Byron's words about Greece, bu
living Greece NO more, are s.played vi. !,
Athens is truly beautiful city. Its in.
habitants are among the most polished
the most enterprising, the most intelli.
gent IN the world. It's population is q lit.
tie over thirty thousand, yet i. supports
no less than three daily papers and a
.Punch II has University Of six hun.
dred scholars, where lectures in purel
Greek than that of the New Testamen,
are delivered, museum Of fine arts, an
Academy after the model Of that Of Paris,
and very tolerable opera. The "frst
families"read Xenophon without a diction-
ary, and the streets are christened and la-
beled after the ancient gods and heroes.
- A correspondent of the Philad,l-
phia Press says that John Bright's anti.
war speech at Rochdale, portions Of which
We published, is looked upon in England
az the most eloquent Grafton since Can.
ning's great speech recognizing the South
American Republics. The writer, how
ever, thinks that the Birmingham manu-.
facturers, who care more for the interests
OF trade than those of humanity, will fail
to re-efect Mr.. Bright. As they manu-.
facture arms, war would speedily gil
their pockets. Mr.. Bright. though no,
yet Fifty years of age, bids fair to become
one of the richest men in England. He
has lately been specializing in d lead and
copper mine, which, at present, yields
him clear profit Of 81 200 month, and
brings in a revenue of El00, 600 year
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WAR WAR;! WARlll

All persons keeping or having for sale, any OF .
kindsof Munitions Of War such - Guns, Pistols Res
volvers and all kindsof Ammunitonare required no,
70 selto any person without order from the undar
siEned This order must be strictly complied With.
underpenalty offoreiting oil articles mentioned h.
theirpossession. JOHN sTANkUs,
Uyl3d Surveyor Port o Keokuk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Firemcn's HALL 1T burrows, Hail.

The Rolla Fire Company No. 2 will
gave ball on Wednesday, aad Of Jan. 1889, for the
benefit OF the Company. The object i. to raise means
to procure uniforms for tbs Company. Every body Ia
invited TO attend. Tickets SO cents--Ladies free
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22

a SrGaEsTl She Wilmington Journal suggests to
the fumsrs o North Carolina that an putting up nea,
the ensuing fall and winter they ought make their
cAl-nll,ior al eass 6ay per cent mo.,, taxing
tie nominal busAsl As saadaId, IDsn they formerly
d Of the Liverpool Turks ItAnd salt T-ere Is a,
asst that mech diFsreuee in weight This suggestion,
SAYS TIE JJunAl requested - make by Que Mo
/ io@s, sad kaoS ourselves uLers ne meat
ss =e ever saw fPOl fer waOt Of lus.sn, s5lt
IL having been puIu2 probably, Si:h the same D,a,r
o. Slaaj s that bad formerly been used Of tie heavier
SAX salt Tdis ID well SOsth thinking Of AID AJeOdIg
" Aueh NAV depend upon L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22

FsoS THE EOsTH CARoLISA COAsF.-rbe Wilmington
journal learns that the sIeUy landed Friday Sat-
Urisy, force a SsSnsbOrO' IN O,s.oS county, Nhcl
hls been slated amounting to between two ard three
taOuand-s paIt Of this force Consisting Of cavalry and
sEiesY. They destroyed every cal. Woft, ArrA1gc.
msas for making salt within ten alss OF ssaasbOro'
They are the sAVe naraudefs Who recently advanced
tas dsscion Ct Kirston To the grsal value Of .a,5e
~5fks--LAsr Indispensable necessity At this um,-No
g1rk the attention Of tbs COOisderate and Safe G5y-
e,ansnts ought 20 DO called No doubt Iha enemy e4L-
tsuPstes further teFlstl,ous Q. the eh-Tae,er
neArsr Wilmington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
ERAL EsraTE FOR sALv.

USNYsIDR Aktaat III Suburban Parn tao Gnd half miles
from Rlchm md near he Grove Ras' IN Immediately oa
lie NtshAn Flank Rosd, contI NJ II acres for sale 1hs
ighy sad productive afm lately ouned BY Bo
Ia " max H. Eq will be told in whole or d. idsd into two
he apii)a Of the urchatersi tie taittng bel so ID
a. - render icepie Of DIVISION inio wJ esl e ees
Toe lnrrovtue h Of beau rl debic cttSge two sto'
e. above Win three roons on each o. bese 81
vide Ia With unusually ample b1i dngs Ia the NJ
chen. serVtnts h'ust bsiies bsrrs, sibe &c 1hs
r,ru bold and uaf ny p g asd several sells sn'.
hcent with pumJs lAge patio OF 4 IL Sc IN eo'ef ard
grass the fr alone ofw lea Ia bea sold stAndng Ia
field N ysa for more than two thousand dollars mos.
cora pron ed Tbs buildings alone are rented IN AZ ue
rate Of t52) pr ami n, Ac &c
foregoing prrty located In part OF The SUBURBS Ehee
re Il es,A e 5 imp oying greatly Ia lue. 80
particular Atniloa OF capt lists and others respect uy
called !, thiB tIuly "a u, be pro- erty.
de red oa; crea will be gwen the greater part Of the
purth ner,
A pIu OF tie land he At our oles Apply To-
auo OFF GODDIN a APPERs0N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22

Tar SICK AAEkEr has undergone no change since
cor AS. review We noe 'aes, this week, Of Conede
ras bonds 100 Ms At 100 and interest, do. (l5 M
81 I0I and interest," yrgiu.a sG,s al 100 and interest,"
Do Ccoupons-interes. s?snded) los fr; North OnO-
bas 1ss ll4i TIE last sLes Of North Clrolna et hts
-srs at los and inseFss Yissiu Central roAi stock
SIS. Richmond & Petersburg Railroad, do 50; Rehmor
DlRTl.s RAilrOld, do so; TX Of Virginia, &C. 81;
U.d OOminiOn Insurance Company, 80, Richmond Fire
A asuF.ncs ~