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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-22
A UcTloN SALE OF
Dry Goods, Window Shades,
CLOTHING, Boots, SHOES, lie,

L. HOWE, Auctinneer, win sell the entire stock
contained In store No. 50. Mai1 street, conmsncing
August 2ist, and contiAue every day mt 10 oGioxA q
m. IN and Tin the evening. ill all IL sold The
stock consiss OF Ladss Dress Goods in great varie-
", Hoop skirts, Silks, Irish Linen, Damask Table
Cloths Hosiery, silk and Linen Ready
Made Ctothng, Broad-cioths, Cassmeres, Under-rar-
ments dc, &c J. s. HlGbIE
auRxl-uU Receiver
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New York, Aug. FL.

N0W 1Utk, mug. It.
The steamer Massachusetts from Port
Royal, Stono Inlet, and Charleston, S. c.,
10th, arrived this morning. The wealth
or South has been intensely hot.
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tions down The coast. From one, that of
Thomas Morgan, Esq, some thirty have
run of, thirteen Of whom are now in the
parish prison, nine in the Charity Hos
pital, and one killed.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 81.
The Ironsides, Commander Thos. Tur-
ner, sailed from the navy yard to-day on
the FIRST cruise.
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E,REEH BUTTER.

ceip4 Of Fresh suttSr.
apr6d RoBERTaON 4 MCQUEEN.
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EDWIN BROTHERT0FT.
AnAESTEES Oh THE IOWA aEyEN.
TENTH

According to General Order No ~ issued by the
Commanding General Of the Arny OF Mis.iss ipri ali
aosentees OF the Iowa nth Regimen Of yoIun,ssr,
must forthwith join their Regiment or, unless they
received eerhcntes OF an Army Medical oEcss Of their
liability to REGION sheir Regment, they will b. re-
ported deseyters
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augQtl-dls

i osr
Betwecn eokuk and Mr.. Belongs 4 Day Book,
containing notes for tbs estate Of VIM Norris dcceas
Cd The a nder will please give Information TO
ID. ID. NORRIS
auKls-d Prospect Grove, Scotland Co. No.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24
Arrest Of DeserterS

htu has been introduced in the Senate.
= qtaoriIe the civil auth orities OF the Com
i n5pweaIth, to render aid in arrestinE deser-
-, from n d:ary service. The bill provides
10, auy ron comm issioned officer or private
the service Of the State or OF the Oonfede-
80 Statss who shall be found absent from
,,,npany or detachms without lawful
,,hority, may be arrested with or without
,vsrrapt. and be carried before J Justice Q (
e.. Peace. who, upon being satisfied that he
,.pcb sbsau tee, shall, unless said absentee
IN show has right to be so absent, commit
,n forthwith 10 the jail OF the county or
o5raoration, TO await the demand Of tho pro-
-, military authority. The justice shall
APO /! required, give judgment against such
absentee Ia favor Of the captor, for the sum
# .su dollars. and for mileage to tho Jail at
n. rate u ten cen Is q mite, and shall certify
SUI Judgment 10 the jailor with the COM
ni;nsnt
Tia laiIor, upon receiving into his jail any
sinh absentee, shall for thwith give notice by
m.u to the officer commanding the company
III, 7sslment to which he belongs, sending
Nth such notice 4 statement Of the amount
efibs Judgment with which he Is charged
.1a The name and residence Of the party en-
;.teI 10 order that the amount may be stop.
psi out Of the pay OF the absentee.
uisiobsa part of the official duty OF every
.tsr!r, sergeant, constable, or other police
t+el, TO arres, any such non comm!ssiore ed
sfcer or colder. without waiting for any
z.Tant
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,or,or has been IL circulation in this
a., IN. past two or three days that this
.lsrnar delivered decidedly anti.South-
.,seoh. IN MartinsburE, on Saturday, tho
80. ,r.t In addition TO this rumor, tho
So, York E~nld, of tho 10th, contains the
,.u,uing statement OF a correspondent from
,.ss.rick, Nj, writing undar date Of the
on saturday Nigh at com pllme n taTy din
-. adhered 10 Hon. u. J. Faulkner, at Mar
.s,nerg, Va, that gentleman in speech, said
,sett hat the policy Of Secess on as II had
,.sc tar led out WAS failure. II had been
.cnparie ed with unnecessary waste OF lifei
=. ssst hood of the South, and immense
Ss.-hls Of property. II this course was con.
ain ii would pile ruin on ruin. The
hac sentiment OF Western Virginia was
',nosad TO 1t. He also animated that he had
Fseuat!on with those who wished the
ssaol var 70 continue. His remarks were
a,s.csJ In by the large audience present,
IA b,had no donbt b0t they refiscted the
,.snuneu's OF ne tenths of the people
,,hr urp,r counties of tho Potomac.
Sire. reading the statement of the Hyotd's
,--.srlpdent we have met with several
,srfI,msn from the Valley. and one from
R.rkely county, who assures US that there IL
=. ruth IN the report. Mr.. Faulkner. We
a.. informed, was called upon by number
-. h. friends, who desired his views on the
most, ms Of the day, but declined to make
,p.e,h. alleging that this was not time for
.psec 4. making. We have no doubt that Mr..
: vii, at an early day. avail himself Of an
,cf,ortuntty 70 correct the malicious Islander
If tie Hcysid.
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Yankee Ingenuity.

Yankee ingsn uity is taxing itself TO invent
something for the preservation Of the worth.
loss lives Of their hireling soldiers. A rare
genius has at last succeeded in accom- plishtrr
tho desired object, and oners to his country.
men complete shield" which he y ill dis.
pose of "for trife." The Herald, OF the 2otn
publishes the following advertisement OF 4
hardware merchant in the city Of New York:
NJ NOTICE TO MILITARY MEN
complete shield, varrs n tod bullet proof; It
is worn under the clothing. Persons h.yiuR
friends in the army may save their lives for
a tribe. For sale by A. T. Russell, importer
of hardware, &C., 1877 Fulton street..
What nextl We may look out now for
whole swarms OF these bullet. proof heroes
to be precipitated upon the South, who would
otherwise remain At home from the fear Of
Sou .hern bullets.
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DIED.,

DIED.
On the Esd inst, at half past 8 O'Clock, IDA
VIRGINIA, youngest daughter OF James Il
and Eliza Hill, aged year and 10 months.
Dearest Ida, thou hast left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But tits 0cd who hath bereft us
He can all our sorrovs heel.
Her funeral will take place at Der fathers
residence. ON Baker st., near the Male Orphan
Asylum, this evening, At O'Clock. The
trends and acQuaiI tancss Of tho family are
requested to attend without further notice
At the residence OF H. Il. Brooke. In thi:
city, on the sd inst LUCY G infant daugh
tor Of John ID. and elizabeth 5. Brooke.
Tho frien do OF tho family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence, at four
O'CLOCK this tmonday) evening, without fur
Their notice.
On the ed Of February, BETTE BELL,
daughte OF Rev. J. b. and M u. Solomon,
aged tour ears.
Her funeral will take place from Leigh
street Baptist Church this morning at eleven
o'clock. The fri ends Of the family are in.
vited 70 attend, without further notice.
On the morning Of tho 22d inst at half.
past O'Clock, in New Kent county, at the
residence OF his SON Law, klChA BID X.
WEI>14Ek, in the 18th year OF his age.
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hKY 90 Ds 30 T., sHptS CLOTH.
H. -, Haf cn!1. Fancy <ILLe,
&C AT UNiItc .- y rbEDaY 2!nu
sSsnt st % ei)' <, VII gel a, NJ 40 ~,
a1d d1'irAbl- as ,rtnlsnt 81 DRY .ft,D Goa.
tTrs iI', Plain snd Fancy NJ uscii.e. s,mt
zi,iss, Al "a ~. Waite 80 e,fd j.,nn = "a,
nets. Ins-fitnss. dsiass ,pleo i. /. c toI I've.
Fe. nus Flannel rye 10, OF Gent SIS pot kes
Hdk'fs. Lrsrs;s, Mack Ties, ..bi'ix jC,s z.n g.
sort d Cotos AL Marin , cse y. 'tg b = Sisl
many otter g.. .cl.ssu ed to b. - Cvo.s u al
81 SO
AniLvoics # ROOT, nd sHDks. er1brach e
Me- nls ea.f se-ed b o.
DO. heavy ~sarproof Hoos.
Dc. ane elf Co sress .essd q a.ters
La les, HI ses ard Chiigr Il OF hoes.
q tier. &C II avery ds,c ip't'n
Ate viii, II an invoic fr>adj -ms 90 LOih H.
ING cons .sting1f
Cloth, OsssnsT and oat.net Over aaj Ru l.
mesa oats.
Clio h, assi.ls-Ie I'D SstiJ psnts,
assiuase, Sal ct ~ Linen Vn.t-,
M-rsTo Or. " sni irtasr Stlrts,
tusI en1er' Co'ief sc
hLSt-Au iigoee oi HET0 and CAPS;
s:'ns v h.. srs veIy =
W lib, d,.i.
SO pletr s sU - o. il b iaars
20 ec,s So, az: y ,se.s Ca pet
The ate ten If - /, ,Gue.,ci
TERxs-Cash.
= Is OK .u~
ADDIrio 3Ar.-At ne .cm1e sc s.o.t o. tus
sb,ves /, vii hss "a,
IS ks Adam suri:s t:audls', stsr brand
o2 r COOS ret.
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PROCLAMATION
BY HE Phi SlDEN

To the People Of tbs Confederate States:
The termination OF the Provisional Gov.
eminent offers a fitting occasion again to pre-
sent ourselves In humiliation, prayer, and
Thanksgiving before that God who has safely
conducted US through our first year Of Ma
tional existence. We have been snsbled 70
lay anew the foundations Of Free Govern
mont, and to repel the efforts Of our enemies
TO destroy us. Law has everywhere reixued
supreme, and throughout our wide. spread
limits personal liberty and pr iv ate hight have
been duly honored. A tone Of earnest pisty
has pervaded our people, and the victories
which We have obtained over. our enemies
have been justly sscribed to Him who rule,h
the Universe.
We had hoped that the year would have
closed upon scene Of continued prosperity,
but 1t has pleased the Supreme Disposer of
events to order /: otherwise We are not per.
mitted to furnish an exception to the rule of
Divine Government, which has prescribed
afatotion as the discipline Of nations a. well
as OF individuals. Our faith and perssver.
ancc must be tested, and the Christening
which seemeth grievous will, If rightly re.
ceived, bring forth its appropriate fruit.
1t is meet and hight, therefore, that We
should repair to the only 0iver Of all vic.
tory, and. humhling ourselves before Him,
should pray that He may strengthen our cen.
hdeuce In His mighty power and righteous
Judgment. Then may we surely trust In Hfna
that He viii perform His promise and sncom-
In this trns:, and to this end /. JKyPIlS0r
DAVIS, President Of the Oonfederate States,
do hereby SGT apnrt Friday, the 18th day
anS =. day day Of F.s
invite the Reverend 0laE9E And pDoDl0 of tn
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conparativsly SPEAKING, idle. and the large
number Of ahipwrlghss asd other Artisans de-.
prived CT employment caused unavoidable
poverty and distress. Since Christmas let.
tsr' were received encouraging csrpsntsrs
to smigrats TO North America, the terms
being most encouraging In the government
doctyards. whore IL was said . large plumber
Of gunboats were on the stocks. This In.
daced m Any workman TO leave their homes.
and several others were preparing to Dc.
part, bat the recent storms sent 20 man-
wrecked craft into the FORT OF Cork that
skillsd labor has become excs ssivsIy scarce
TIC docks are now crowded with large
ships Under repairs. while many remain
oQisids the docss' gates avail ding their turn.
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By GOBLIN 4PpsRSoN, taos.

EUUR FRAMED IL Emf n rs, ON THE
Z EASi Slbe or 24sH Sfh!E MEAN
To UNION SrAiItN rIE,H DIST
CHUtH, FIR SA, h r AICri' N VIII
be solo 80 auction, GA III prem - =. Gu MON
DAY, February -, at A o;,'lock, i ", tour
newly erected Ia me- lsIt II snt-, loca' I'd a.
sbvvr, on Of witch IL IN the occupancy OF
Mr. = j Tucser The o her thrre~a'e D. w
vacant L. IA tel eintut has ) rUcuis. b. : q.
kitchen. The tel em-nts Z "a ieHCiiS be IeLt-
ed u good ten III is "a t%;r Ts4tS.
jERNs.--' De-thiri cash hs aa,e at and 20
mCEtas, ia n I ,tiShlr Ea'ea jnts est sddcd
secur, b. Il truat deed, t!tie .ta,nrd. TIE
taxes for ] by 70 b. rad ~ The pUrc'
IL IS -iis Go II n a 6PPtRSOr
III "A tey Alter he ah s4.e, snite Cd,
10 (. lear ie;1ge az IL L, p.tias atolta!
it, On " II - : ~ str { I'll ,tt.y.. r. 81
fee uitt a fan - GT"ii:o. cen AUG Luz
rJurs hi h. &c al a. scat 10: al il,pg.
If 40 Ut fhs cine g n!
z Ms-A, hu,v u. & A
Ii -
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TEEGRAPH1O sNEW1.
--LATEST FROM fIU3DsU.
REPORTED 1YlCUlTI0N OF NASHYyLLI
By RE CoNIkDEkATES.
The Nanbss o. Csafsdssass Prisoner al sn
% RoRs Deaoioon.
Movements Of Gems. Price and Mo.
Cullooh.
go. &c.
&c.

nsnpElsSFsb. 3o.-0ov, Harris fof Tenn
AS issssd proclamation calling ont the
militia Of hat State. Re. nsases hss now q
regimsats In the asld The Oo.ssder.se Gov.
ernmsnt mas called for 81 more regiments.
The Tennessee Lsgislaturs, meets here TO-
day.
An attack IL expected on Column us daily i.
Gen. Bsauregard ' Ill defend Il at all ha.
1ards.
keosrsl gunboats are reported at Olarkss.
viAAe this morning. On route to Nashville -
1t II doubtful whether Q sumoient force can
% collected there in time 70 defend Nah.
vile. ngAt in that vicinity 10 expected
shortly.
The latest advices from Oel. Herbert state
he was at Pratt's store, and that the Tsdsrals
were between him and Kirkville, on the tels.
graph road. and that the Federal force was
about %, 600.
Heavy nrtns was heard 1t Fayetteville On
the 18th inst.
Generals Price and McCullooh were falling
back on the 18th inst, before superior force,
TO Boston Mountain.
Ahght occurred at Prott's Store ON tho 18Th
In which McRas's, McNary's. and Hebsr's
regiments were engaged. Tho enemy was
repulssd.
Our loss at the Fort Donelson tight Llring
the four days was l 500, and the enem, 8 loss
1000. Late on Saturday night a council Of
wAr was held, and it was determined to sur.
render the fort. Gen. Bucknsr was left TO
make 1t known to the enemy. Gen Pillow
and staf and Con. Floyd, with 500 Of his
brigade, We Mt to Olarksville on Sunday mora.
Ing. Gen. Buckner rem aimed with our army
At the fort, and IL, 900 capitulatsd On Sun.
day. .
It II believed that Nashville has been
evacuated, and our army has fallen back,
bat to what point 10 not known.
(skooED DIsYA7oH.l
MRxr Bu. Fob. 81 Federal gunboats went
up the Tennessee river 70 Passport, Miss,
and ssven miles Of InkA to-day, butreturned
this afternoon.
Nashville is not yet occupied By Federal
troops, and neither is Columbus.
IrHIRD oIsrAFex.l
MBnPRIs, Feb. 2.-The latest advices from
Nashville were up TO last night. The city, up
to that time. was not occupied BY Federal
troops. It Wa thought that Gen. Buel, and
his Federal army, would reach there by
Monday.
Con. Johnston, 1t u rspor'ad is At Mur-
frsesboro'. n miles southeast of Nashville,
where he will be Joined BY Ger. George b.
Crit0nden.
There 10 nothing Of startling Interest this
morning.
AUsvsTA. Feb. 72.-Private disp' tches re-
eeivsd here from chattanooga state that the
Federal gulboats reached Nashville on
TharsdAy.
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n RIK N.

At the residence Of the brides father, ON
the 18th instant, by the kev. ia Keen, A.
WASHINGTON TALLEY and Miss En- MA
8 daughter Of James u. Pc pc, all Of Pc
tefDburg.
On Thursday evening. Goth inst in the Bel.
videre baptist Church, BY the pastor, Rev.
Dr. VIM. H. Fonernen, MIR ARTHUR ID.
BROWN to Miss EMMA b. LOWRY, all Of
this citY.
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GROCERIES.
w IS hhds. prime n. o Sugar.
~ bbls. N o Mola,ss
100 bbl.: Super Fine, Extra and Family
80 kegs No. Smith, Id Lrd.
10No pounds hogrouna Bacon
20 hbis. prime Lea ard.
~ hsf chests nnes. Gr-en Tea.
% half che. is Black Tea.
100 bbls. fac Old Mont lin Whiskey, va
rious DIS.
q bbls imitation French Brandy.
10 bbls Baltimore Gil.
% bags priGe Rio u foe.
81 baskets Ohampait ne vino.
20 cases Onas. .HtissicA's and Nuns
xsTal:ow and Adamantine Candles.
~ bbls. crushed Sugtr
Ground ann Geain Pepper, Must I'd. Indigo, Fig
WM. b. JONES q CO.,
18Th str cot, between Main and q ~.
fs24-.2t
~ U n = n l y 5.
1000 BIS. n. O. BACuN,
bbls. No. l SHAD,
IS S SSs: oAaianNE OIL,
70 bbls. AfPLE3,
20 bb.s. PECAN NUTS,
leo bus. dried APPl Is and Pc ACHES,
loo bus. navy BEANS,
500 bus. black y cd PEAS,
u. w. ROBINSON Va. IT., cpp.
fsA-6t* Harvey, ArmsteAd l. w IA ms.
~ UmmEh DEAN WHlSKEY.
10 bbls. celebrated Summsrdean Whiskey
Mailed Rye w hiskey, years Id
% Noun tain Eye and Corn Whisky
70 Common Whiskey
half and Or Cask fine French Brandy
2caeks pure Port Wine
In store and for sale by
GEO. /. HERRING,
fe H-lmf So Jiain street.
& UNDR1ES. - POO bbls. superior family
- Flour; 200 bills choice Richmond ExLrn,
40; 100 bbls Richmond Supsrfine 10 bags Rio
Coffee; 4 DO xes Ground coffee; 6 boxes Ground
Ginger; Country Family Lard, and Black
Eye Peas. For sale by
+. Is. SOMERVILLE,
70 "a sis l2tn st., South of Gary.
NHAMsAIGNE-
~ AZ boxes genuine Eugene iquot CHAM
PAlGNE, very superior article, Ia store, for
sale Ia quantities to suit.
70 A-3.@ h. r. ROBERTS.
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, .nd.lide, &c.--Damages to the Ten
nesaee Railroad.

v,. telesraphic dispatch from the fre"-
n the above road, received here last
"eb' A. ten O'Clock, we learn that there 10
rhH, and cuiyert gone near Bristol, Ten.
.....e. aI.e large slide Al seven ~i'e NH.
rord. smother at Madison, one east OF 'nA'
',.r. tn. tresseli work washed away one
"a. Nom, Airy. three near Wythev.iie.
side Of Martins. and 20 feet Of crib
60 cone one slide At New River. and
800 che Allegheny Mountains. II will
s. .oms days hard work TO repair the
eos which was caused BY the heavy
'~. In tie meantime travel will be sus-
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DLINU tom,
Is THE WONDER OF THE AGE,
Will continue his pleasing and ininitable
entertainments, at tho
AFRICAN CHURCH,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS.
A MATINEE will be given on WEDNES.
DAY, at = O'Clock. He will perform his soul.
stirring and thrilling ompoeition, "TH. BAT.
TLs OF MANASSAS" at each of his entertain.
ments. 10 A-3tA
nIOHMOND VARInTIBS.
II THIS AvRNIN0, FEB "a, le09.
Re.appearauce Of Miss Ella Wrsn, as Ju-
LA, In tho
HUNOHB BACK.
Dance. Miss mary lArtlnetOR.
TO-COpclude with
STATE SECRETS.
NJ See programme. IA
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the Oommittss Of ArrAAgenenA task pol.
tons on the platform.
The exercises there wsrs opened b. fsr.
vent, eloquent and patriotic prayer, from the
Rt Rev. Bishop JOINS, In which hs earnest.
~ invoked the guidance Of Providsrcs and
the protection Of Heaven, In our struggle for
independence. The prayer Of the bishop
was solemniy impressive, and caused many
. tear to trickle from eyes unused 70 weep.
After the prayer, the President atspped to
the front Of the platform and delivered the
beautiful address which will be found In AN.
other part OF our paper this morning. The 40.
livery Of the address was received with fire.
quent rounds Of patriotic applause, aud the
vast crowd gathered around the statue Of the
Father OF his Country, seemed to catch the
spirit OF the Inaugural. and to be infused
with renewed zeal 70 prosecl - our struggles
TO q successful issae. The address occupied
about twenty minutes in It's delivery, and
1t Its conclusion, the oath was administered
70 the President by Hon. J. d. Halyburson,
of Virginia, Confederate Judge.
And thus was completed tho Organization
of eur new Government; Government
founded upon tho devotion Of loyal and pat
rtotlc people, and relying upon Providence f7r
ite perman ent establishment and perpetual
cont,nuanoe. Its machinery II all now COM
plete, and that It will work harmonioasly,
and to tho best interests Of the country, We
do not mean to permit ourselves 70 doubt.
Situation Of Things in Tennessee.
Tho telegraph from Memphis, published
this morning, gives us more than we have
had up to this time from our aide relative to
the state Of things In Tennessee. The dis.
tressing silence Of the War Department Ok.
cited the worst apprehensions about Fort
Donelson, and the truth aust sins them Our
loss there 10 terrible. Twelve thousand of
our men captured, IL . story that wrinse our
hearts not little. The enemy's strength
must have been immense-many thousand
superior to ours, Independent Of their gun.
boats.
The evacuation of Nashville by the Don.
federate forces 10 beyond doubt 1t was of
course ON inevitable measure, or we NAV
presume tnat our Generals never would
have adopted it.
A dispatch from Augusta, dated SATURDAY..
states that the enemy's guuboats reached
Nashville on Thursday; but our dispatch
from Memphis states that the enemy had not
occupied the city on Friday.
General Johnston is repor ted to be at Muir.
freesborough. which is twenty-five miles
southeast Of Nashville, land not in reach of
gunboats,) whether to make a stand there or
not Is not stated.
General BeaureEard IL reported to be at
Columbus, and determined to defend Il We
had anticipated the evacua,io Of that place
BY our forces, snd think 1t doubtful now
that General b. will attempt to hold it.
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TEl'-INlMEDIATELY,
wv SEEENTY
ABLE BODIED MEN.
For the regular Confederate states Army
A bounty of $50 will b paid Immediately
upon telling en- listed. Apply to
LIEUT.. dEU. Is. HORNER.
Recruiting OfDcsr
OFFIcB-On Wall street, between Main and
Franklin, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
fe pilots
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YUTUAD OAfS.


~ JANIS II TAILOR I son, ASestons'''
nHiau FsHms2 70 r aRnRH 81. Es Of
AZ AUCTION We will sell upon The
premises on THURSDAY, the q h OF Febru-
airy commencing Mt Al O'Clock r. M. nIse
AMEDTENEMENTS,on the south side OF
LeiGh, att inter ectioD with Henry street.
They are adapted for small sized IN m lies. md
are in good order. The lots from rs fact, and
run ba.k loo feet each 10 sn alley in com
mon.
TsRns -One-thi,d cash; the balance Mt six
and twelve months, for negotiable not. F.,
with interest acded, and secured by trus.
deed. The purchaser to ply the taxes and
JAS. N. TAYLOR SON,
fs20 Auetioneers.
XTALUABLk RIAL Estate On THE
v NORTH SIDE Or MARSHALL, ZEE.
TWEEN orH AND 9Th SITS. lat AUCTION.
We will sell upon the premises, on v Ed
mencing at n O'Clock p. NJ the very valua-
BILE real estate on the north side Of Marshall,
between 5th and 9Th streets.
Inc tmproven Ter Is are n com Portable Brick
Dwelling. con tanning eight good rooms, and
is now occupied by Mr.. John Hanehmsn.
The lot fronts S6 feet and runs b, ca about
40 feet
From its proximity to the Sec,nd M4rse.
this properly is considered very valuable Tor
business stands.
TgRHs.-Une- fourth cash; balance IL
and is months, for negotiable notes, wit. iu.
terest added and secured by trust deed -
The purchasers 10 pay the Exss and lLsur-
alice for 1862.
JAS M. TAYLOR & son.
1ei9 aucuoneers.
VTALUABLE kESIDHNCE, on the south
Y side of Marshall, between Jefferson nd
Madison streets. at Auction We will u
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the % h
day Of February. commencing at II "'clo
p. III the valuable residence located rs
above. 1t contains a bout eight good roor~s,
with Kitchen and other out buildings, and la
good order.
the lot fronts Of feet, and runs back l6j feet
to an alley IA feet wide
TsRxs-srns.fifth cash; tn e balance a.. L.
Is and "A month, for negotiable notes, with
interest added. and secured BY a trust deed
The purchaser to pay the taxes and ipsur nee
for 1864. JAS.'M. TAYLOR & SON,
re 10 Auc'ioEeers.
By s. NJ. VEST, Aucs'r (Witminstou. N ca
X y N, N,
i sWEDES AND ENGLISH,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, at II eek
A. M, we will sell at public auction, from
our store
90 tons Swed"s and English IRON. asserted
sizes, from to 10 inches WIDE
80 bags choice COFFEE.
y. & PARSLEY 4 GO.
Wilmington, N. g., Feb. l7th, 1862.