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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

REBEL PRISONERS REPORT RICHMOND
A VAST HOSPITAL, AND CHARLES
TON, S. c., PRACTICALLY EVACUA-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

Rebels intended surrounding Harper's
Ferry.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

REBELS GETTING VERY PARTICULAR
ABOUT PAROLING.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
Gin uettts @ti&ht@tn pitb In It.

Gin uettts @ti4bt@tn .pirb In esr
81. .. g." ersdblt3 90 antner 3stt
ma4ttn in elmer @tatt FER Rbeinpropin,
msbrue junQe Qeutt, Junt,r tbnen ,tn
2onponi&ts' G0t0or, tafrobsr @sinlauns
,pdt Na@ts nod zine Iotr rur@ ris Slra
be". Gin ubslllss Gsnk kr rsis,e ibrs Nsu>
eitrr', wr bier nod ioipdt wa&t. "Dae
moQsn wirtalo wi0en,'' mstntt tsr A6si
for. flomm bebenee on 6auis binuuf uno
fiisb eas Genaer auf. '',,Sn rsr 6tube NOT
cine Grau am Gn,nsiesn; fe riff fofort
lautxm 6dlfe; cine. rtr nd&tll6en 8a&
t.r tAt btrbsL faet BE umRsbtuesn al
unb notirt ibre Narnsn; ben 6errn obsn
am Gtuter fam q abr }sIbR NIT itInsm
spi.b nidt erreiasn,1 uno eu'williQ
woQte ttsisr 66 nidt aberasbsn. D.,
mdbreno tu Na&twd&isr NIT sin.m rsr
Nnesrn fprt&t .une ,tinen auesnblid nt&t
nuf i'm a&tet, fpriuot ptr Bserobte bon
oben NIT eineus Sa1 b.rab upps cauon'
Die dttripen Bt.bstlieten wercsn pore
polt,etaert&t atlaren unp- hi 3ufaQ mil
70. pab iener afefor ia bsr Sa&e ale
Ridtsr fben mue.s, Ct mahte NIT re,
rnasasn @itne autrR esr, Na@twd&.e'
Wormd1ft bardber, eob er ben baupta.tea'
tdter auf ote nd&tlt&e Rube Der Barss'
tubt sutwt( den loi1en. balt pann ZEN Ser
Noot,n ma GStr0ehov, ikvrr nnnnfunn mr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
9]raf ftifdber Abptttip,,t$rnuS.

v3'lluiou". Rae iutben In NewsSr.
Ieans In frau,5ff&tr Spro&e sr(&ien.ns
AbotitientReablatt, baS tsfonosre 1ur 8sr
tbeiluue unter ete Gar5i9en bsffimnlt H.,
sntbdlt inibrer- erifen 1Hummer I'm pro.
grams, Bol8enbe6: ''''':'+':1 1t,;":1 =?
vSbr .aae, pel&e ttr bic @rtintun9
ustpe,(sQer tepubltfantf&er Ngettett pt n {
.@ren1e :unb ttnsr Dsuotratte pbnr
lRetten srfrstt. tou,mt terbet nm
btfu8t sutr S&sraein auus 8au ees9em.
peie- -eer Titeiit. Rosamt 1d1e,' lit Grtuu'
bf bee Gort&rttts. s:Dte etunbe bat ae,
f@laaen 1fir ben 3ampf tsr srueen t6us
neutrality-suspicious. 'bss Eottf&rttts seBsn
ei,t utebrises, fdbu,ubtees Sntereiie, pels
&ts 'SmH; 6d@nn,b, 1eu&elet;2 Galf&'
bfit er3eifst:xnp,ste @tiame beS1 0swtf.
1eas etnf&idfut -:isue Sttnit1 tit laut
tt1t y @ NJ E&e n" aurafti:' ,,DIu, ttt
|AttoIen fat6Esfet tEetts q 4 ,
0la1,-td'xf@r'Dt&' 'ttertn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06

| rGablen @ie fi& wfslli& alfidlid iu
8sfS.bes iunssn eprineinsfelb2"''. -,
,,ltuausfprs&lid!" Serfebte fie NIT
lsu@tenben Blidtu. .r.i r.-.
r4ua f. ssaiHIlre - kttaIlt@t.- grrn.
barb If stu freu,barer SunBe, unb I'm Gte.
io& rptrr Gu& bic Demassste f&on rer'
esben. Sbr werbet asmefni@ etr;
feben tob man bem Baterlanbe auf sirt
wstt sfrnaafhssre Befk natsn fann uno
fou.'; ~ ~ ~ q: Il
SO bin lrsusResl, ,uie tiu Demdace!'
jubelte golbai. als 6e f& an bic %ftfn.
9sl&mddte Gafel fsNen ,.6eute TT meins
srifn Rformationshe. @sr tauft Ae'
tisn?" IN :
SiQia. ter auefn- I'm Salon turadae,:
tlieben mar. .aberl.ste iurs, IA Is btiler
iei 2etsatb' Sdnrenbetsnntnib unb rts
usrfpro&enen Auffldrungsn IN etsien,
6au(e ni&t at3uworten. Ct entihIob fh
alfo l&nsu, (ein 6etl IN bsr Gr5mmtetett
wstter III fu&sn> unb suSuiebfn. ob nt&t
trasno Elm yornstuer !6trr stnsn frpmmen
Sstretdr ober Gtf@dftsfdbrer brau&4
Auf Der Erspps beeeenete tbm ber alte 81.
sbb unb idats: sd sratultreT
~Do3u9" fraete btr Ra&tte. Getretdt,
~Dosu, tob 9fe biz ldftse Gorge UNI
tas Sretf&e AIodli& loeaeworeen fub,"
oerisbte Der Alte Ia&enb t,nb fiiate I'm pa
roptrtnbrn patbo6 6fn3u: ,>Ssbst tte et@
lien ouf tem 0sloe unb tlt @pir|fn9e uuf
oem Do&e! Ste fdsn ni@t, fIe iptnuen
nt@t-"
,.Dummtcpf!" i&impfts @iuiB uu6
par I'm Nu be Irsppe binab.
,,Gs IL tbn, ner8on9en, mid betsbren
3u mousn," ladle Ter alts 9ummerptener
uno 9in9 wst!u. Als er tie 3bdr tt6
GpeifslaaIs 6fnete, fttsben ds erinnen sten
tfe polen @Id(sr tlinaeno oneindnter unb-
ritfsn, ,pie init sfhu SiInme:
,,Gs lsbe ter Stpdffd T.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
nt$t une tauf$s ni&tDet.
men 8rubtr"
Dttltr ertnaIi&,n auHoro.runa f&lit6'
Gt wsitcrbtu foIaeapr Britf 8teto
6ueo's an sinsu bapti'i&en Dt&ls.

,9br B.ief bat mid treriftn. 81
ieip, 6srr sin sples Yfrcpfreis jene
f&watasn Rafe. BE 70 lan8e untsrrrld
unc m,bbanrdt worrsn III.
0on einem Guoe ctr Grp. tie 1um an
bern lsbt rttlslbe Glemme tn jspeu
Nenl&tn. In tem ldwarasn. pis In r,n
wstssn. unp 9br Britt t,ssuat Is. 6a'
ben rie Wenfhm msbrsre Stammudtsr
Die Naturalilsn m6atn tisis Graas erSr'
tern, - aber sewibli&, es Sibt nur e.
men @ott. <
@dl % nur etnen 8ater eibt. L
fne mir a lle Braber!
Glr ris(e g8abrbsit farb 50 ) II
8romn. Gdr sisie Dobrbttt timpf'
id. - 9br tanft mtr roflr uno i& fanr
Gu& nidt (aeen, luie -tief~ Cure 8o,l,
MID rlbrsn.
Gs 0ibt auf Green w.tu @sie.. nod
S&waHs; IS 0ttt nur @sifr. 9br &C.
b6u lu rislsn. Bot Colt fuc ale See'
len wdb.
ST lieb. Gusr 8asb. Cure RaH.. Cur,
Ersib.it. Gure Repolutton, Cure Repub
lit. Guer Qano. CUR 0olf fat Elm aro'
bss @siipiel aea.bsnl - IS bat een Dss
rcttsmus eetrodsn.i 50 ntrr unS aud
bdfsn, ett Sflaytrti ntebtr3u u
bre& IN.
Dem xne6nGaft In ittsr Gorm mue
reri d ~ inpen. Nidt tts ilrlt9sn
Staotsn. {onrsrn B lie ftaperet
rmorbete Sotn 8rom n.
6infort mag eie emsrifanil&e Union
als osbrodsn bstra6 6tst psrcsn. Go
f&msrat mid nise-tsf- Aber 3mif&.u
tem Norten un b eem 5aren
Rebtbsr @alaen Bror -.
Solirurttdt 1T nt&t 1 tna.r m6ali&.
Gobrst fort, eisits I0nbrs&sn lu fig,
matifrsn, fabret fo4, Cure Rsvoluiion
~ eonloIirtrsn. Gpbru fort! Gs II
fd5n. tab BON zen Badsln, psl9e bsm
Gou(dritt rr Wsnt&bsit lsuatsn, cine
BON ru 6ano tinss gtsere a.bal''n ptre." /"
Nn rt.fsn Bri.fs Der am 81. Wdr,
1860, olio 3u tin4 3ett as(artstsn IL.
"a @te'or 6uDo wedb @buuna pom osm
Ausbru& rts Rsup plu!tonsfrtsa,s babfn
fonnts, fndpftn f&S nun Bnra&tunp.n
ltu Die ipdteren GrF9niGe. tie NIT rsr
auforrsruna an ~ov Gurtt0en l&Itsben,
G& um Gao Baunsrfher Union 3u f&aa'
rem, UNI In e.msni&aftll6sn &fs
NIT dtItn G1etmdnrnn bte Rtputltt I'm
@tnns ibru @rdner ouf Der Bais au.
eemetnsr Greibeit nheubnauR,llsn.
@ir poQen ben sit9sibsilten &usadQen
aus pu IL lnionT ftins 3rttit btnsufd'
een. a@.nup, tob bk pte rsdten @aiteu
on(&ldat, UNI nfmd&ttae Grsib.i'ebs>
wtauns un'er etn 9trbiaen Inc eebeu au
ruftn. Dus 6eitTnaa nod aus rsm
Slesn tommsn uhs ras @sf&rd entr
wirp 70 nur utrsaaT, peI&e ten Dt&tsr
ni@t usraebsu' tptnnsr ipri&t:
Den eilauen. wenn rbte Rette trt&t,
Den frstsn %enf& en- far&sa nt&t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
Dtf
@rmen unD &lenDen+
Grfss Bud:
Romaa bnu 8ittor 9ugo.
exr 81 priel.


9m sobre 1915 pdar &o,l Graui
Gbrseott Myrtsl B4&of pom D. Ct fanb
un9sfdbr I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sabre
uno bate Ten B1&pf6s pom D. fit 1905
inue.
Gbsl,t& ti.le einslbeji.n In tstner
Bdle pom Bsrsutuns fur eas -inb. was
wtr ,u er;dblsn bubsn, 70 If IS bod ptel'
l,t&t nt9t nuelos - unb wdre Is nur
rsr s.mtGenbaft.n @enautet.tt tpeeen -
au& ets @srd&,e unb bHsb.n su srwdbneh;
pie dtr tbn etns.n, ale It in i.tast Dt5ss
c.(e anfam. Das, pds uan BON ten
esuttn iprt9t - mag 20 nun .pabr fefa
oter falf1 49, If oft In itrsnt 2ebsn unb
nantntli& In tbrsm @&tdiale eten fe
tpi&h8 uls bae. Tae ftt ttun. 6srt
Myri.l nar ter @obn eiuss Darluments'
ratts IN Air, olio BON 8eamtsnarel.
Man sr3dblte, fstn Batter babe tbu tuut
Na@folesr IN fetnsm amts bsfiimmt unb
lebr tnlb, I'M a9tnbnftn ebtr dtuanjfetttn
Sabre, einsm In fcl&en Bsantenfamtlts
en- iftmlt& adesmdnen @.bruu&e sufol'
as perb.trattst. 1rob btsisr Berbttra'
tbunq tatt.3arl Mprisl. ..pts es btee. ben
9suten ptel Gte{f uRsben gsoebsn. Cs
mar, wenn att& sttpd8 nnter Itttelertbt;;
Elm 3ismli& bdbf&er eleBanttr. 8ra,f6fsr
unb 9etftrsi&sr Wann unb ben erffen
1beN fsfnss 9sbens bate sr eeI @elt unb
ben @olantstten 9epiemst. Da trot ete
Repolutfon Elm, tte GrsiBni1t dbsrfarJ::
ten f& tne bic 8eamteufamtIten wureen
o,etmirt yertrtsbsu, psrfolBt na@ allen
6dt.n bin 3e,ftrtut. :. =.
Rorl Myrt,l wanterte III ben erftu
1aa.n etr Rspolutionna& Stalten at,e.
Gefne frau ftarb tcrt ::an Il Bruftfrant-
bef,, an ber fe lanee i&on s.lttteu. &ineet
battsn Ge ntdt. @te G& eann BAD g.,
(&td Mprte1s weue.tef Nfeftn bas :3u.
iammenbre&en ber ebsnaltssn ftan56fs
&eu gefeQf&aft.. ber Stur3 lttutr ttgsnea
Gamttte, tit itraBf&tn- -@%aufptett pus
1893, bfe ntslIet&t nod etautnpoler feI
pte aueaem anberten ,paren; wsl&t fe toa
,psittm iaben, rsrsrSb.rt eur@ eas Gut,
{eten, @stanfen pon GniiaBune rnb
Ginfamssit III ibnt beruor? Ttaf itn tns
mitt.n ttr 3srfreunseu ,.nb eteblfnssnets
auns.u. bic ietn 2sten tef& &dfttsteu, ets
n.r rer (@rsdtt&Ren uao s.beimniepcQex
6&tdge, tie tiswetIt., reu Mann nteeer.
psrfen, neil fe tbu tns 6er3 trefftu, I'm
aueem.tne groearttse llnfdat :ni9t g.
f&dttsrn partsn, 'tpeit fe ttn tu$ nur Il
~.E - 4 = i. = .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
Sit q. Q. abtnb 3.ttuug f@rtlbt:

Sit q. Q. abtno 5ettuns fdrtibt:
Bon siutm Definnunasas.
no o(fen o.o.'s. erbalten wir iolbenee
3uf&rtft: 4t.,z,:, ..,,.
DIR Britt ees teati&sn Nieesr' unit
Nattcnal BateleeneraIe @ieel tR ni@t
pom ribm. ionpstn wurtes ibm, pom rem
BH0atier unb 4noten. Gsneral S&urj
otettrt. Z .Ag H. II .-..-
Bon bsmislben 9 8atmRummelf&w
ruree lbsns ?i&wdbif@en oDut&uau aud
aneeratben, tumer bsnjsniaen amt.ifant>
f&tn @eusral au96eloteu; ber Attapt aus'
f&t bat, .stn D6ertsnsiaabo ~ ,ertalfth,
aifo 3unff Bants, s'tan,sa 1csief.i Dsn
MtG tGltlau tat ettaus@ 'atsStIobt. sbpobl
'es ref, tae essfssts bts Ss1tfS fStYgai aissese
r6en1sDtnlS nag; spieI 6&yAttf tii(ts.
pe,s 'ste 'eaa3e sR1iisaa e6dtAft ~ 1:'>~
p9 'rE 1Bon btt1t1b't r. g.
|ssEs 52ses'.'::5 Berlin aa1 gastSs gstt.' '|';;:.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06

far ben @alesu etnsufpsrrsn. Sooann
aber uerpient Elm Bolt, ,pel&es Son fol&sn
S&urfeu UNI Bsrrd.brn uno fdr c,r,u
ufftu ausseiprodens 3wsde f& asbrau&sn
ldet, fein bs0uss Qoos. ols eas pee Sflo'
-p.r enter Der Ytttftt ees 9errn,
Gs mub fur&tbar anf9erdumt rerben,
oerr - esbt NIT Der Republtt ,u Gnbe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06

f4eu Qfurpatcren Il aus bsr Ne9teruul
aeitbleutert unb Rdnntr, BE ;surt @t1nnun
9en uertrettn, an itre 5t,fle Gefsbt nerteu
Damn ewtrb AneS utsbsr gut wtrbeu unb bal
eanb In fetnsr fruteren 8r6bt unb ladt .pteber
tereterat werben! -, -.
? .,6eltf Der permorftni1e S&urfe mdrb.
Itrr5tttn. ptnn Ct cine 70 infame Yerfci'
beesben,, 1oute pie fe In ben bur&- ben
Drud ,tsrpore,boben.n 8otten lieet.
Sac: 1T bamtt gelaet? Dab DE bemo'
tsaiti9s partet ben, Bsfarb .eer Union
aufre&t erbtslt. pe l. unb . Ian0s
ats itr esfattet ,purtt. fe III ttt.rrf&tn ;
|eae 4fe bie linton 1u ptrni&t.n lu&tt,
- et nnb q IL. cine perfalunDsmdeiee
@etttett eee- 8olles auf Ae(ebmd6iss
Ddft f& fiji cine anptre parttt ent(&iep.
INIT tab 7ptt lit gtrt1t&tubf& &uto3 fdl tot&tu
9anbee perratb ni&t auf DE ,.Demofratie''
tutr7bit ita ttatns, ienesrn7 AMI, itn.
0olfsmebrbeit,, ataeu oeten re&tmdeiss
Gn,f&Abuaa NE ,,Dtmeirattn" f@ &C.
rpltfaimlI i /. ,al.ufsbl1ten. 11a. -. .... =
,.@h sSHnep sidtumbtn. .biefea nod ,we1
lnr3e Bsus.tunAea7 biasu,uftiesn : Gin
NAL adultw mtifrH 1pirs eine ReRietuuf
fit fda. upt far 4usfdttg etladreai ID
[ielbR aafse3t:an evtalteu ,sUfld de!niitt ber
Mltk tlstt xnb bic: Rsttptnststeit 70
ttntha bie s8nnanbe Dssb 93nba tseet
|Spte61tfelleal fsfsrs als eaabSstryttte
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
n.,Teitell9 bauer. :.

AUGUST SgHREIBER Il Co., I
2te @tr., ,peites 6aus unttrtdlb gdt8esfiase,
t Eesat,sr I'D o. b. asiafsa.s et'ses. II 7tEE
~ Sess Nssvta aas eiaies :ns SSi6ntEea sitittbt1
- ets,f MI ,,.,.. Il ,asjs6a js6.ate..stt ri ,,n ,u, y,,,..
teaeassa biatb sefssstsss Isf1 etan u
"''s1yseqeat ,x.frr2,A~rt4 - Y sssSns
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06

8ed s &6mi9's
6eutl&er 2i6er @tore,
30. IL MainRrabe, 3mif&en Grent uub 2tet
S.aansts sossa.bts aae eortss
Ssblen<, 5ornee6> unb 1pptr>4ster.
2ip. uno &aibS.eeeer,
tbeu,taes frana5ft&es unb amtrtiantf6es)
2inimas. 6inbina%. 4etften. etc
Gatrttannten ausr MrteH~'~
Gaiter-Uppers,
rs,6e rr BEN 5erren e&utma&ern btfpnssrs euStels'
~ Baars%. + fir 8 dute nnt 3eIls.
Iaiulpl Sins
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06

&eroic,,e< 2antpen!
Rerolene-g g(a6t(At11pen!
5d)irme! 8rtnuer!
Gah Dttsrboes patent
2au,pene @ldfer!
Rero OIL u. /. ~.
gDe. Rerueue 4amre uab bic haau sst0rtsea astts
Iaufen wQ fOa Sst uns Sprpre ba Sr tn eaHes fu>
bteklten
dueerf btllt8
~ ssrIaufrn:
uafer Borratb an
9roterten, po,eeIan. .@aaren, @etnen. etqutu.
rem. Deltcatefsn Ncttonsu v ~.
II arsg unit III elmer Belt setauf as bs proe nod nsAi
bte leSis 55te erreen bater wts tn etaast tne
beelben bQtssr seiau1 aas as s'euetat Aassa ~es'
liHt IT,
: 9s9}eteerttde & WflIer.
e.. "a u.hl. 2te 5tra6e ,utftea 5arreu unb a'pls%
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-11-06
Mu9uf @arnebplo's
Neuetueeri4tetsr

III
eeo. 81 3te 1tras piieben 9orrtfou nns R'pIev
Da euport. 9uwa,
Ra< os5eusx bSeuttnb
@rotertss, Yrcpi(ions. Tarme's 9a,bware.
Voresaan, &sro(eue.eamptn, Qiqucre;
.6ol3.. Betben. unb Ganca Wlaren It.
ertatteu r.le btm 9ublm Davenport aus umsssea,
petl!eu fur Gaf 70 ium D,rfsuf e'bsseu we.eeu.
~ Das 1Rottstf S4neQer umias nit eertnsem profit
aQt larea merben Ia rs nb enem abetls Der etset Ire
tnS 6out aeliefett.
~ Rom ut unb p.aft mstue Wasren unb vrefss:
(8maituwba) AuauR W1rnetotb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

NORFOLK, Feb 4.-Thsre is no doubt that
the special spying commissioners appointed
TO visit the South, are at Fortress Monroe,
but there is not the slightest probability that
our Government will permit them to visit
the Confederate States.
Among the persons recently arrived here
by flag Of truce from Fortress Monroe, was
Mr.. de Bsbian, Of Wilmington N. g. He
was arrested last summer at the North and
confined in Fort Lafayette. Through the in.
reference OF the French Minister, be was re-
leased, but he was refused permission to TO
turn 10 Wilmington. He then obtained q
q passport to go to ERrope, but Mr.. Seward
endorsed on il, "It is understood Mr.. Dc
Bebian Is not to enter into any Of the In.
surrectionary States" He went to Paris
and had an interview with 1.-THE Emperor Ma.
poleon and showed him Mr.. Stewards endorse.
ment. The Emperor promptly declared that
Le should be allowed 10 return to his place Of
business The French Minister Of Foreign
Affairs prepared the necessary papers for the
French Minister at Washington, and Mr.. dc
Bebian returned to the 9 nited States. He
called ON Mr.. Seward for a passport to ena-
Bile him 20 return to Wilmington, but he was
refused 1t. On the next day the French IAin.
lister called on Mr.. Seward, exhibited some
documents, and asked for a passport for Mr..
dc Bsbtan to return to Wilmington, and Mr..
Seward very cheerfully granted 1t.
Mr.. de Bebian has applied to the Federal
congress for the amount Of damages he has
sustained, and 1t is probable he will b reim'
burssd. He claims to be French citizen.
Fifteen officers and $50 privatss were TO
have been releaeed from Fort Warren and
leave Boston yesterday en- route South The
merchant seamen are also to be released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05
RUNAWAYS.

UNAWAY. $50 REWARD.-Ranawsy
III on Friday morning. January 3lst 1862 from
tho subscriber, at Camp, four miles from Ma
NASSAU, my Negro Man, CHSAR-about six fec,
thrss iaches high, dark, copper color, thick lips
and open mouth. . lit Q round shou dered, and
weighs about 1875 lbs. Had on when he left 4
brown petershsm coat, gray pants, with black
stripes on the sides; black slouched hat, with
narrow brim; checked cashmere vsst and pair
of new pessed boots, No. IL. He has besn lerv-
ing me In camp as cook and waiting servant for
the last eight months. H. may be harb ored BY
FREQ Eegross In the neighborhood Of Bristol. Con
tr~ville. or Aansssa., or has made his way 10
Richmond, where his mothsr lives. I viii give
the. above reward for bis delivery to me, or II
lodged In any jail 10 that can get him.
RO. &. ABHRNATHY,
Capt. 100. G." 10th Reg. Miss. Vols,
+ feb-,s 5th Brigade. Gsn. Wilcox Cong,
NOMMITTED TO JAIL AS A RUNA.
u WAY-Was committed to tho jail OF
the corporation Of the Uty Of Norfolk, on
the 18th day of September, 1851, negro man
ALBERT BROWN. The said pegro man lie
6ve feet six and q half inches high, and
weighs about 14o pounds, has q scar on the
right arm about six inches long, dark com =
plexion, and about twenty-five years old.
Had ON when committed gray clothing, and
says he belongs to James Fisher
THOMAS J. OORPREW,
fe3-3w* Sergeant City Of Norfolk.
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DIED,

On the Sd inst. WILLIETTA ITALIA
FERRO, only child Of VIM. J. and J ane p.
hoachens, aged two years sax months and
fifteen days
A. vernal a ,wsrs that .cent tho morn.
But wither In the rising dey,
Thus lovely wAs this Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly "A ID her life away.
The friends Of ths.fAmily are invited to at
Sidney. this "Wednesday afternoon. at 3
NJ Fredericksburg papers please copy.
On tho evening Of tho 3eth ult., At her res.
tdence In 0ooohiand county, Mrs ANN l..
SALMON, relict Of the late Vim. Salmon, In
the 81 tn year of her age.
Mrs. SALON had been In delicate health
for several sars, but in tho last few weeks
her disease rapidly accelerated its progress.
bringing TO its close life Of usefulness and
kindness. In all tho relations Of life she
performed we'll her part, and her memory
will long be cherished by weeping relations,
and nsighbors. and frienus.
On yesterday morning, ALOE L. DAW.
SON, aged 10 years, daughter Of r. S. and
Henrietta A. Dawson.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon,
at 5 O'Clock, from the residence of her pa.
rents, on ID street, between Main and GARY.
The frisnds OF the family are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
At his residence, on the Brook turnpike on
the first day of February, Of coz gesttve
pneumonia, RICHARD RAVENS, In the
ooA y0aI Oh MS axe.
On the 3D. day OF February, GATHERING
RAVkNS, wife Of tho deceased, in the 65 III
year OF her age, OF cOngestive pneumonia
Her funeral will take place at Clay street
Methodist Church, to-day, " ednesday,) at
half past o'clock. Her friends and those
OF Mr.. w. Wayne and Mr.. +. Lawson are
respectfully In tied to attend.
Why do we mourn for dying friends,
Or shake at deaths alnrmi
It's but the voice tt At Jesus sends,
To Gall them to his1arms.
On yesterday morning, at 8 O. clock, ANNA,
youngest child of Jonn and Uatharine
Mcdonald, aged 2 years and months.
The friends and acquaint ances Of the family
are requested 70 attend the funeral from ST,
Peters Cathedral, this evening, At halt. pas t
q O'Clock.
At the Vernon House, in this city, on
Tuesday, February 4th, at IL O'Clock d., of
scarlet lover, after eight days suffering,
FLORENCE b eldest daughter OF Ur. q.
I. and Louisa +. Culver, aged years 6
mon tbs and . days.
The friends OF the family are invited to at.
tend her funeral to- day, at IL O'Clock, from
the Vernon House. on mayo street.
On the night of the Sd inst, at 10 o'clock,
MICHAEL HEMSWORTh, a native Of the
county Of GALWAY, Ireland, aged IS years.
His funeral will take place to- day, At
o'elook. from his residence, on Broad street.
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The State NJ uskess.

49, nous correspondence has passed
..' 'ea 'he Executive of Virginia and the
s.1. lines OF the Confederate States, occa.
1 d We understand it, by the appropria-
wy. WI Tue State arms by the latter, with ont
,-s due credi. therefor. The proba bility
- mutual understanding will be ar
a. and that In the distribution of
T., value Of Tlrginia's contribu tions
ing On the war will not be lost sight
p,,.. - % 'hs "a Of November last the Ord.
b. department. OF this Comm wealth
~ ssasa io,9oo percussion muskets, ~. S. }
a.. w." virginia flint.lock muskets, be.
a ''''" flint lock arms, which she re-
years ago from the Federal Govern.
Tue Process Of altering the flint locks
~, 'uSsion has been and still is very
'N'y carried on.
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kUVUhG LA I0.
Hv 0ODUIN + APPEkSON, ASesS's.

GALE at AUCTION Of EXCELLENT
y WHEAT REAPER, THREoHINd M A.
CHINE, HORSE. BUGGY, FURNITURE,
hc-At the request Of the executor of the
late Albert A. Morris, we shall cell at lhe
farm in benrico. on the Meadow Briige
Road near Richmond, the following Arti-
cies, ON SATURDAY, the sth OF Feb, le6,,
at IL O'Clock A. W., viz: Oae very excellent
Wheat Reaper one superior TnreshiBg Ma
chloe; one Horse one Buggy; an supdry
articles OF Furniture. Terms.-:ash.
fe5 60 DIN APPEkSUN, Aucts.
TWO VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
MENTS ON 1HE COKNEk Of SINH
A.sD CANAL STRAETS, FUk SAILS AT
AUCTI.N.-Will be sold at auction. on the
premises, ON "WEDNESDAY, the l2th VI Feb :,
1852, ut A. O'Clock p NJ, those two excel
lent and weil.buin Houses located as above;
one of which is occupied by Mr.. Thomas
Sampson, and the other occupied by Mr.
James Hunter. These teneme In Is are 10 good
repair, and sufficient for the accommodation
OF a large family. They are located quiss
convenient TO business, and are In an improv-
ing part Of the city.
THRns.-Uae- fifth cash balance at 6, IL, IS,
and "A months, Tor Eegotie bic notes, in Ger
est added, secured by trust desd, or the
title retained. The taxes and insurance for
1852 to be paid by the purchaser.
fe5 GODDIN l. APPERSON. 3ucts
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ELECTION CARDS.


w. ELECTION NOTIUE.-In accol dance
~ with the proclamation of Governor Letchsr
an election will be held on MONDAY next the
Of tho Confederate states, from this diBtrict to
supply the vacancy occasioEed BY the death OIL
the Hon. John Tyler.
JcTe-son Ward.-OomEis.ioner John J. VII
and X. D. Sanxay. Conductor John n. Fran
cisco.
Madison Wa,d.-Oommissionsrs n. B. Hill
Gustavus A. Ayers, John II. 0ilmer, Robert B
Howison, and Thos. z. Price. Conductor: Tho
U. Dudley.
Monroe Vard-Commissioners Thomas II
Jones, Thos. Boudsr, Ohas. G. Elicit, Felix Mat
thewA aud Thos. Jones. Conductor: John G.
Noes.
NJ The sbovs-named Commissioners and Con
duetors are requested to meet ct my Office In ths
City Hall, on SATURDAY AFT aRNOON, at q
o clock. 10 take the oath preseeibed BY law.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
fe 5-4t Sergeant OitY Of Richmond,
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Rifhmonn Qispatft.
---n~rspAY MORNING. ;. FEB. 8. 1854.
praarAsa Of Evente.

ID, teI,eram from Norfolk advises
"a, ,neL tncoln Government has decided
% -" pri,ateersmen are prisoners II war,
i0s' 90 exchange them for the hostages
sp ', I y, the Cor federaie authorities Whether
1e'' ,srr6s will be- aoos .,tsd, or not. remains
Ae hint ~ there Ia disposition TO
to .,e general exchange OF prisoners,
ins"e ain the range OF possibility that Col,
. IN and his " compatriots" may soon
''Ve heir liberty, and the South to tina,
r'tN ~ rsit.yed Of q burden. surely, there
suca an instance Of lowering the
crss; q, tyranny, as this letting
=, =, the L.,ncoln Government exhibits.
rs. tome Of the European news. AS fore
.o,,s.i ny the eopious extracts published
"..,,n,. IS quite as satisfactory AS eoulo
.,at Everything encourages the
- ,saoable her energies, and show to
Ss.,,,d that she has proper claim u
"'e ,.,s,ir 10 the family of nations.
Tns report shat the Burnside fleet has lef,
,,...s,x. fer some point further south. was
'I.s-s.ad Yesterday, and has an appearance
.u,oh,blli;y. The enemy is still engaged
a,.,roying property on the coast. wher,
.rsr opportunity offers.
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'''instsn aud Ohio Railroad

s, npisiion Of this road westwardly 1.
Gs,,s ht 10 the in terests Of the State and the
.sacy' The subject is now under con
M, a"on in the General Assem- bly,, and the
:. a. opposed is to negotiate with the Gene.
s,,. 'Amsnt for the funds necessary 10
se Tue improvement The money lie
uyspr. i0f as an appropriation, hut a. an
aosu payment Of the debt due the l'om :
ss. ossal'h. to be applied 70 a work Of uu.
advantage to both