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Bar The Funeral services for Mrs

rns- The Funeral services for Mrs.
Belknap, will take place at the Episcopal
Church. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to-day.
The sudden and unexpected death ..
Mrs. Belknap at a distance from her
home. and her burial in the absence OF
her husband in command of his regiment,
are circumstances which naturally excite
the profoundest sympathy of the eommu-
uitv
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COMMERCIAL

DArLrGA Orr, orrtek,
kEoE-K Oct q. ca.
fLouk--snperap s u IS :sprins whsA sx.rAslso
FaliWhsatExtrs o250
BRAN ANDsHoRrs-s 4oe y l0ohs
SHIP sTuPR-s0c.
coRN-od Is to zoe new. lie bush.
8ARLEY-6e 10 soc.
wHEAT--ln goo d demand. Fsnsb3ss; sprinl So
q 20.
RiE-2s TO SOC good demand.
oATs-2sc 10 30. Good demand.
POTATOES ~ 70 a5e retail 3oc
SWEET foIA IoEs--iot to Soc Y bush-
Sugar - New Orleans fair il4c; prime l2k
choice AK; clarified IA; crushed and po~aersd u.
AoLASsks-Plantatior4 5a 80; sugarhou se4sa:g
Golden BY up7ae 7sc--,sr, scarce.
CoFPEE-Rio es13oc; Jaws 3assg Lsxuyra2ssso.
RICE-gsl0c.
soAP-Psln DO, Family skc, German Cin.) TX.
cANDLEs-siAr 1sA sssarineIs. Mould Iii.
TALLoW-skc
LARD-6t toe.
aurrER--co.nmol ssse; Choice i9t to 49,, re-
tail Is TO a.
PROV IsioNs--s Shoulders, Hams sides NO aals 49,
Sugar Cured Hams, 81 TO &c. retail loo
LEATHER-soie 26ao? ;Hsrnesss293s.
HIDEs-prime dry 12lc, grubby half price green
Sc green sheep peits locOsl IS green hog skin.
I5e. <y1
HAY-Timothy, % ooas7 90, baled - sl
Prairie 81 0aab 90. ws
Enthusiastically = 90 to la. FLAX ssee 60 to
~ u.s. good demand. 1883
oNIoNs-9oc.
kGGS-- $40 i0tc.
WHITE BEANs--7sc 10 81 50.
FEATHERS-3o835.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 o01 81 25x bushsi-
Dried Peaches scaS8 % So Raisins % e3Do45o
GREEN APpLEs--35 TO 5Oc y bush.
t cHEksk-Western Ressrveatse; Denmak &C.
BEEF CArTLE-itaDac gross.
sHkEP ~ 00dGs so y head.
sAITG A. - so sack ;Kanawha a. so y bar
rei Lake $3.50.
FISh-Msrk rfei No. Sf4. S@s Is v bib. isn 9slI
4Sle, NOS ssa$lO White Fish, No Il $500
y half Dbl. Cod Fish5a6 n
BEEswAX-3oc.
FAT HoGs-$2 IS to elOo nett.
RAGS-Wooient CotlohEc.
oLDIRoN-hGkcS =. Brass6Gse Cop.
perlo4l2hc y =.
ExenAsoE.-oD New YORK " per cent. bAnkabis
funds; Phiadelphta, Boston, Chicago and Clpcin-
natl Il per cent, ST. Louts = per cent, intt ~ to
70 per cent buying
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Boston. Oct 90.

The writ of habeas corpus in the case
OF ". II. Windsor, issued by Judge Cliff.
ford of the U. s. Circuit Court, has not
been served. The writ WAS addressed to
Col. Dimmick, commander of Fl. War
ron. The Deputy u. S. Marshall con-
sented sc serve the writ, but was refused
pass to the Fort withouta permit from
Col. Dimmick.
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Washington, Oct. %.

" nFHfIFK W.T. OtI. %.
Admiral Bales has been detached from
Light-House duty.
Lieut.. commanding Foster and Lieut.
Bache have been ordered to the Missis-
sippi fiotilla.
The Secretary of War has given orders
that Judge Carmichael, now in confine-
ment At Delaware, be released from con-
Gnement.
Gen. Ashboth has been assigned ia
duty in the department Of Ohio, and or
detsd tofeport In person to Con. Wright
at Oincinnati.
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TO ENGHANGES.

4 gentleman Of several years connec-
ton will the Press, desires a situation
IN the editorial Department Of some Re-
publican paper in tue West. Address
&c" care of Gate City Office.
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New i ork. Oct. 90.

A Centerville. Va, letter Of the 2Sth,
t. the Philadelphia Enqurcr, says, last
week scout named Mason, belonging to
Carolina cavalry regiment, was hung at
place about milo beyond Aide.
Every day the rebels are becoming
more savage In the execution of their
fendish purposes. Two other men while
scouting were taken prisoners Of war
What their fate will be is hard to deter
nine.
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New FORK, Oct. %.


The 2lst Maine regiment was stopped
st PRINCETON and New Brunswick, it hav-
ing gone south in two trains and return.
ed to this city. 1t is going to Fort Schuy
ler
The cath Maine, expected tomorrow,
will GO no further
Several New Hampshire regiments are
expected to be detained here
The Press contains hint that Gen.
Banks is to be at the head of an expedi-
ton to the coast of Texas.
Gen. McClernands expedition, it is
said, after clearing the West its obstruc-
lions, is TO 60 to the interior Of Texas.
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1D- The 2lst Missouri infantry. Col.
Moore, winch is now reduced to 400
men, reached St. Louis, Tuesday, on its
way to Canton, where it will be stationed
TO recruit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-30

T General Corcoran is now in Wash.
ington, and he has made his arrangements
to have the regiments raised for his COM
mand remaia together. His brigade en-
braces eight regiments from New York,
two from Pennsylvania, two from Massa.
chusetts, and one Iowa regiment, besides
artiller l..EaaE. Y
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THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80.

Eff The packet Kate Cassei leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning On the ar
rival Of the train from keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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James Macintosh, an old resident of
Iowa, Scotchman by birth, and an ex-
tensive property holder in Davcnport in
the flush times Of 81, died at Metre. 'or
few DAYS -.
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ES- Geo. Peck. soldier who was
wounded at Camp Kirkwood, Clinton, a
couple Of weeks ago by the bursting Of a
cannon. has since died from the effects OF
his injuries.
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@ A Cherokee Indian has been ad.
mitted as delegate to the rebel House of
Representatives, from the Cherokee Ma
ton. lie should have been admitted "a
representative of Rebellion ''at large"
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tors
There is not man living who wish
es more sincerely than | do to see a plan
adopted for the abolition of slavery -
Geo. Washington, Apl II, 1886.
1.-The scheme, my dear Marquis, which
you propose as precedent to encourage
the emancipation OF the black people in this
country from the state of bondage in which
they are held, is striking EVIDENCE Of
the benevolence of your heart" Wash
ington to Lafayette.
" 1t is the most earnest wish of Amer
lea to see an entire stop put forever to
the wicked, cruel and unnatural trade Ia
slaves. IF Meeting At Fairfax, Va, July
IL, l774, presided over by Washington,
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E1- Major Drake Of the Third Iowa
Cavalry, at home on furlough, died at his
residence in Corydon last Friday, of dis
ease contracted in the service in Mis-
souri,
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b65- We are Informed that the ferry
boat at Montrose burned yesterday morn
ing--origin not ascertained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-30

Boston, Oct %.
The Steamship Asia sailed at noon to-
day with about sos, 900 10 specie.
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10 THE NERVOUS or Born SxxEs.-
heiiredCiergyman hay Ing been t. beaithp
Few days, after many years cf great Fusertng he
Siiiths 10 assist olhtfs W seA14As lGf.e receipt
OF a post-pniddreets6 envelope, cop, ef the pre-
scrlttIun used. Direct 10 the kEg.JUilS III. DAG
Nail 1T Fulton street, Broekiyn /.
Ijai2-d&wIu
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Bntchcl or,s Hair Dye---TAe BeAtin
tLc World.

WILLIAM 4. H. lCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 he dsnnguis he'd nature
warranted not 10 inuro this hair the
tue Ill effects OF bad dyes and nvgorses the hair for
life. GREY Red or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns
asblendid black brown, LEAVING the hHirsutt aud
bts--..ai sold bS all aruggtts &c.
lac seDa4ns 10 irped WILLIAM A. BAIGHELoR
ss tao fear s.sss Of saeA Gyx.
FaetoT, ~ RI BARCLAY Street, New York Late
Sss hfoaa~syKnd IL bond street iie6-dawiy
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cor ARTNERsHIP.

ue,ekn~ ihase this aay associated the mSelv es
ns,h. er w natne and style VI r. II. HUnss Ca
hrssss.r 49, II hansaotax general collecting and
~ eusa r. .HuMn6,
as.,s osts lssh 1864, ioHN r. EVANs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-30

e Col. Moss, late Lieut.. Col. of tie
First Iowa Infantry, has become the edi-
tor of the Daily Springfield Missourian.
The following extract from the saluta-
tory of the new editor indicates without
c,rcumlocution the position of the Mis-
sourian on the great issue of the times :.
Believing Missouri. BY her mild eli
mate, rich soil, varied productions and
unequaled resources, entitled TO the high
est position in the family of Free States,
we shall advocate such measures as we
believe justly calculated to remove slavery
and the black race from our State.
Believing the American Union above
! al price, we shall sustain the President
in his attempts to put down rebellion -
| We had rather see every slave sacrificed,
every rebel habitation burned to the
ground, and every rebel and rebel SYM
pathixer shot down on the streets, than to
see the Uniou of our fathers destroyed
and the hopes of freemen forever blasted
We are decidedly opposed to any com
promise or terms with the rebellion, Other
than their determination or uncondition
81, thorough submission 70 the anthoritiS.
Of the Union"
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stock Market.

Stocks unchanged.
Gold quiet 81 3ltGI 81 80.
Startling Exchange AS
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u'efEILAN susrarN4 lINcaLN.
LILLIAN SD'I<fI ~ u , TN -
From the Grenada Ass.) Appeal
Oct. ii.

Oct. ii.
By reference to general order from
Mcclellan to his army, will be seen that
he upholds Lincoln's emancipation scheme
aud declares that bis troops must sustain
IL They can have no voice in the mat.
ter-eyen earnest discussion is inhibited
in the camps. The President can issu
his edicts to the army, and they mus; OF ~,
because "he is the proper and only source
though which the views aud orders 1.
the Government can be made known TO
the armies Of the nation Tie remedy"
he says, 'for politicl errors. if any are
committed, Is to be found Only in the &C
ton Of the people ut the polls. But sol
diers in camp are not to help decide
they can only do all the fghsing to enforce
the political errors" and vagaries of the
President. If the Federal armies are
composed OF slaves tame enough to sub
init to such dictation, We can safely set
them down as towards, whom we need
never fear to meet, no matter how great
the disparity of numbers may be. They
cannot preserve their own liberties-there
need be no fears entertained that they can
conquer ours.
DRAFT OF NEGROES FOR MILITARY SERVICE.
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. Is. I
We notice tina, in Texas and in some
portions of the Mississippi Valley the prop
ositlon is urged to make CONSUMPTION or
forced levy of slaves, where their labor is
necessary for the army Since the inya-
sion of the South the Yankees have stolen
tens of thousands of negroes, and made
them useful as teamsters, laborers4n camp,
DC. 1t appears that shareholders are
averse for some reason to hire their ne
groes in the Confederate army. The pref
udice is certainly an ignorant ard mean
one. As the war originated and was car
ricd on in great part for the defense Of the
STAKEHOLDER in his property, rights, and
the perpetuation of the institution, it is
| reasonable to suppose that he ought to be
first and foremost in aiding and assisting.
by every means in his power, the triumph
and success of our arms. Good wages
are offered, and proper care and attention
will be given every negro hired to the ar
my, and the STAKEHOLDER ought to remem-
Der that for every negro he thus furnish
es he puts soldier in the ranks.
The Original Anti-slavery Agitn.
tors.
There is not man living who wish
es more sincerely than do to see plan
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

eNJUTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
i SHIPPERS.
On HHd after this date no Powder will be allow ed
sold In okuk ithout PERM ssi oftbc
any kind OF Arms whateyer, unilions OF War
1has aso been ordered by the special Agent of the
Treasury Department mott allow Goods or Groceries
except In limited quantities for family use to 20 into
Missouri or the soather o tier Of Counties.
Ths objea Is TO keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands ofRuesrIllasi in Northeast Missouri
JOHN sTANEUs,
surveyor OF he Port Of Keokuk.
GsokakJ Aug. II, 1862.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

-
On and after tie Is, dayof Nov ember 1862 the nm
neIsHhcd hereby agree each with the other that no
te Insurance. Policy or Renewal shall be delivered
money or By check on n.nk
October, ls6a VIM T. Woor
- L.J.ADANS,
oSt-i-a 70 nov LIST H.B TESEYCK.
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Royce a Purdv's Ministries.

h0yce a FurdT's Minstrcls.
A crowded house last night, was en-
tertained by the inimitable performance
OF this famous troupe Of negro Ministries.
While all rave excellent satisfaction, j;
may not be Inappropriate TO make special
mention of the singing of j. 7. Boyce and
Edward Orpen, and the dancing of Mr.
S. s. Purdy. We are convinced tina, / is
jig dancing won the X and Y which he
was so willing to stake and pocket. The
stump speech Of Mr.. Boyce satisfactorily
disposed of the negro enigma which has
puzzled our wlsest statesmen. The per-
formances Of Charles Lewis in the piece
Of "Handy Andy and several other pie
ccs were happily executed, showing him
well acquainted with the ecoentricities of
negro character. The singing of Miss
Clara Butler was very fine and her ppear-
ance on the stage elegant.
They perform again this evening, at
the Athenaum, with new and attract-
i've programme. Weare informed guard
will be placed at the entrance at the hour
of opening. to maintain proper order and
secure quiet and easy admission to the
room without any impediment from the
crowd.
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JOHN sTAssUs

custom House Office, Keokuk, Aus &c, '62-aug.s-di
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~ ta.. .+SaA q tiatii:NtA hkMx.Dx AaD
30 % Jkkt;I .--saTERS' INF HFAi,LI9LE KE-
sEIy rCg tsf1,S;sC isBiiCSA AaD ALL SY;ORBT
oiShASES.-Ihis asest ksaercas, remedy, con-
sr-Es no R.csJ-'sl 80 nalssaic properties, excsta
rs,vtsjEf hs-c'o. 80 3tfsr.i 20 - pnb,c n iua
vs., T.sto-Atiy., snd rsno sting po~exe and
d. Medical vrorid xs- s-oylis.'ej vhsa t,ld thsa
.a- al o. remedy ui ere .hs above diseases and
,on'oand.d eas-i t.sy hSve orcl.,r deL On, tfa-
..onE OF the fs.ta. an. the proprietor, who hes
kgo,-l. OF s.i- Ie;.st; for twanty-oti yssrs hes
stoSrn of : care of - yearaT standing 10 he re-
torr,d ta rsGfect hcssst, u,i Ill other cases OF
;nUsis. auis,-..u - ~a Restored without 3 siI,glo
q eep10c, an: L.SToiore challenges any Gaze Of
9oun".rfeca which ta' rellsdy will aot cn-s pro-
s.ded t,.s ,iurotaes eee carried out with prndeuco
@ ths pari 81 the psarat, aIid xny oue purchasing
.aI d aT-sn bottles, ,r.s crtag aseoY inxy. In hs
= hes psse. Is snlarsaees tsTtees rn!e card IN
O. tsilDfey ,wA i:-uish additional E,etheanA,
rec uf cnsrge - rc.u1:r.a TIA ross, through hh
,yonts, and eure t-;.i De effected without ineon-
seIienae 20 t,s patiJsss..
Price, Ier bc,iis, -; aA1 6osea bottles $40 ;
.xpseessss ssorl st 10 50 c.s
SD'3 bs Arrss.0n q DuPuY, No. sui Eroad 81,
sid o. "a STsgCsEa, Ai.IL III, D,usgiJts, As ents
'Sr t.,s city of Richmond Cold. Also by NJ. a. 4
A, Sssros. Norfolk md CsAs. y. CASPBAIS
-rd WiLso, + WILLIAMS, Portsmouth,. Va.
su t.--Inss
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NJOTlOh The Capital Stock OF the "Pied-
IN mont Railroad Company" having been I'll
taken by tbs Richmond and Danville Rsiroad
Company aud othors, II Is desired By them and the
Go zeIpme0t Of the Confederate States that the
work Of construction shou!d DO conmeucsd aud
complssed - Speedily - possible.
Some delay beirg otherwise necessary for the
new company TO DO organised in the meantime no.
ce II hereby gisen TO all persons having hands to
hire, that impio yment may be obtained for such
hands on tho line Of the said ratroed, % soon e
the Piedmont Railroad Company 10 Organised.
days from this ume !; and all such pessons are ~
Qussted 70 communicate speedily with the Presi.
dent Of the R,chuoni and Dsnville RsilrOsd
Company, with VIHCkNT WlTCHER and
JOHN X. HDMUNDS. Of tho Directors, who arc
authorized to make provisional sgroomf nts for the
employ msns Of such hands ios that PsrPo.o,
my l0-A6t Freaidsrt snd h z. 4. Go.
TxEHS r. BR0WNES
81 uIaAHgEpAL IRON WOgKH.
Ssh stses,, gaa! ID tEs kasksascs sua:stGt<.
l1DA aAiI.lNisse VEkAADANR. HAlfClk
0ika, OHAlRS, aETTENS, &s, also. GRAT.
tG0. vault ard VssiSe D0Ox1, end syfu ethsG
einA sS lkO6 WORK Scr QFnalAent1i snd ba0pDe
oefkooMs na1nfassnfe6 d ahort DotisA
RHHeYlAE ssssntlou givsa 10 sasaee1ne p
~ L1oes e tAs aiv aad country. H. Ny
NOTlO1- 1-<luf sanioS psSsnG, II. 4OORn
~ ostng u ne army ws have for the prsssnt
eloae6 acr store.
On. snohs viii hs ioaaA .. ths nora Of Mr.
ySc' O0uiHY, who b sathsrixse " rssips n SET
Thoss h.dsttsd 70 ~ Will greatly SaiiSs a. b
saliirJ ana ssttiins The amouat Of issir sssounS
IS - ::.l, l..!s =: s:'''''~ ". .oor, = 90
IvII1K R0TPS., 0sct's dsif Hcss. 6S:sks sn2
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ana ina Harntsal was q more dreadful or
my uansr tne wa''s o Carthage than ever q
y III been IN LAZY tbs. 1T wouid h, fatal ~
hOfnS "nene<e- pio should encounter tis
FWtcSio"s army, stiii ysTm with tho n cod
80 Enen7 homan Generals. DIcta 'ors, ard Ga,
sois. s!sts Some OF tn. renpts WIRE 8 ar ~ !
with thcs' declarations, and were b.o.s,t q
heiisve tnat tue iartasr II HnunibaI .sas, III
nearer wss their darger. Bat scip.o ate
uerds fought Hannibal Gni Gefs.tei him
aud sufficiently humh!ai TIE pride II U,sa
thaEs, whereby be raised again rha d-cop.re
spirits OF rs ksorIar S, M .corv to ~ d. cref
aed Arm.y establish III her h.m ssrs wa.t.,
'hs tempes. OF this pupic war had 40 ,c; Z
caused TO Il frciua.a.
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HoQ'Rs MD. PARTISAN 00KPs, !

HUG Rs oD. PARTISAN COkPH,
HIcHnoSD May So Is62. { "a
'JNHA undersigned having received authority 70
4 orgHpizsa
PARTISAN CORPS OF MARYLANDHRs.
invites all nIas men from that kts.e to ,,in his
corps, which will be composed OF cavalry, .r,ii.
lesy and Infantry.
Horses VIII be furaished to the cavalry. II r..
quesisd. Pay, rat,ons AMI bounty the same as in
seguar sosvice aud the value of all cap.crea divi.
ded 10 the corps.
haryisnders enlisted for l2 mon tbs, Including
those who have rec nieted, can obtain transfers TO
this corps.
Recruiting ofscs at Mai j. A. WKsross Count
Ing ROorl Nc. Is Pearl etraet.
W. n. JKNIFER,
LILY 9-ta Colonel p. A, q. s.
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FscN PES-A5oIs 4 sSD sc'ssfy. The DTe~n-
g lie q - fHmsriy ;cs P..s1cc 6bu rs's
~ fes ~ n, has s. e.tsst s"ms :, t"tssN-
ScIVe roe p~Es .Co'a aGa vIe'aity Up 10
@.aoar in. tee ussakgS np cs fhs road ex.
terd*t for 'ah - Iva . torr miles from
er sre9ih tHr tao ~ 4,a tha ROAD bsIOW
era in encd erd arc mpis.T',s spsyts In
thaIr Ioil:ome Ia hUr ~ T.uovinE the
h~.yy :yUs. trcn.r there arr many cSseA
os mssssss and ynarrs among tine now
ccTeenies--ro seyioas sickness, bowev.
sf, "a tEat Wills division nj he Grmv
40 sri6ay Tfi0rGfcg - I'VE. 1bsre were 90
YH8kse9 II. Ri, ftty pf f'rnaACo;e, s~,ld-s 8
siri, ia :fea tas d,cs ri.cs n, tiu.s thor
:. crsLevs bssn ,ant.d. snc - 8 il prosafili.
~ sbsre - xo~ b'a s. JVotrooS., II, z. nsf CT.
]. aud i,ssic'Dis;.. sVm, ,vf n5om occasionally
tCur IA Tut-Y - Tar az - fiaS nssd hv0
MIS- IS ar.ftom nsaevis. Oa the 30 b,
six ct Capt Earp~n. ~ . avniry. after aiiS ht
s1irIa SO, capt al {ATsa prisoners rear Inv
Psrdid Itvsr h.sR ~ SsraBca. They sslOpt
rt 20 tna"d u. - artillery. Onatf tbs m " .
vcnat:. d III :ns GrH,. It beg were sent so Mo-
h 9 r1'oty hast % oar sida. a. Fort
HarabeTs etha's afea1 guns n,'Dnte5 and
q, in ed IEnJwart. 1re not9roTsiy tntsm1us
.>iiiv W,ssun anl n.s Il ieyish nave, aAve
z ,ns to Nilton from W ira lsce we supposo
hey will att.,Ept 10 sdyancr toto ina tute.
rio I'D 'f su.H n me 6 sae, Cur 00ya Will
aa.. cAaura - demoastrltt r. The 81 d OK
natal ot vote, sheF rte corapGAed COLONEL
Tttnef % u Grx:r, y 40 has nsen 'SS,Guso
70 '6f - 4 iRb.Dt - 81 Command - sbnt
diyixicH Of ca arEy ~ hi mill arv :.ctbty
,he eri!!e aru;Y ans he 1'si NJ eo" ss.sc IN.
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- III y GOaTI IL al tpso.asea by he
~ Co1u,i Ai5Ie.s to uaEs ~ vision tho
tn fi,e Of m" pt.igIeat r. ii~oad virh 20
tu, eaa sf . ihAY :, vih ..oa OIL .x,es, 10
bs IL lri ed III o. .ts t- lira OF ius kiJ md
md D-uv.tse tsSih oaa al . her pias,s o., msy
b Agte-i rrc1
Ssrlra Paving ~ h r:ris on hani for sale, or
o-he"s 700 " v,,a - I8a~s auy too OF hs
ssptca g.. rsBESG:est With u,n. la tef.
sca o. by e.ter, p. r.t!Iiaad
IisnT HARVEY,
i. S-tA Hss IL f.ss ,Loasu,is,es.
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LAoiBs or Rscaxoxp.~-TEs editor n,
the Lynchesrg RersAstes'. writes TO bis ra,sr

use u Hyntne.Eg HfFAAs'ess, WF!tss % bls raVer
!sasa tais ally Gs seilpwss
ne laa.ss ai kicEaapsa, sx II i,yaese.sg,
ssa ,Sssssd at ses wev's ystaatYy, ars r ss,as
for shsmsesvss IaAa waiuh xlil i.vs In sii
sssuss story. srd csit,tantiy tlsasnipass tas
ss,S ny At3ss psgs. q oas ArFae..s's sis,vty.--
vent W tAose feelings and ssnuin cats 81 a..
xono0 Wncn makes her the uootest part OF
0o0 ereAuoE and shs Iondsst ocjscs ot mAn's
existence, the Ia ,ies or this city 4 ON xi raI IA
ssS.ssd Ia ministsfisG TO ana waass an.. re
y van8 he ~ 9srinSs ~ tnrtr cjaLtry man -
mos ere Uno si,tsrs coula nos t~ Ecfs uafs.
uniting IN their a,,enuea ~ t1sir.o oNA all tsd
Ravs never sfsb ee.oTs, ani sasy arsSy ssS
Axnaas They iced tarm. hatss ih.a,, MI py
tasls pTsssase aad syMpashy xErsr and "a.
eoufh&1 snsWs maa's lah sEiaeisy TO nau
tasxss eekH.sssS pliiiicas meass, ~. wpraaa's
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a LIENII0N, LltfHI ARTILLEKT.-
"A am auth0h3sed by ths Gor.rnor to re-
Yvs Is SUBSTITUTES in my couRary of
,asy coma. Those, thsrsfcra, wEo desire 70
mSurs substitutes, or who wish to hscous
.aosutoiss, should cell at cnce Ct ny head.
Sssr.os, Jopnsea l. Haigon's c.fcs, rndex
Ha bS-s Captain Light ARTILLERY.
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Fhoyoef MAMMALS U7ticB,

N~r- AICumUNu, UIHy IttH, ICEZ.
NoTlCE.-Tbs patriotic ciuzsns OF Rich
y nond and its neighbcrhood are earnestly
eso RESPECTFULLY requested 70 CONS forward to
oncs i'm msdiatsiy ana tender the services
q. sasn tsrvaats ~ they can spare for work op
81 us!eacss % the city, 70 save me tEs diSa,
t's.atls au:y rf lndisoT:mirats In, pIssssasnt,
aas' .n.s os:ics viii lass, with sGaa re-
~ is~.as - viii nc h5scT 70 tns xLevG patriot.
'm o. Firaiaiass. z. 1RlsWUlsu,
--ny Is-a MAJOR ard PSosost MSyshai.
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