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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

a. A private letter from IN e6eer at
Somerset states that .aaeos the cou.nissary
stores found 10 the rebel camp At Mill Spring
c,ifse, and six tons Of tobacco. sasa sol
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

e. The rebels considered bayooet
charge BY iFsderalis.s a. . spleodid joke
They went OF st Mill Spring fass enough,
when they saw the point.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

go r. il versA bearing q MID - ssw
thss nsasiy shs whole sf the. great DsstAs
Gsss has lefs New York 70 rendessens q
Hampton Road-. Il IS opposed 70 be dss-
tined for Savannah, which b 70 Be opesed
q federal port d trade nd sono9cs
before tAe LES ef March. AZ a essss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

f~A bills before the Legislature NJ
rrxns making IL . su6eieot esuss for adi.
vores IL the husband OF the petitioner y in
Lincoln's army or navy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

eTrou Savers and circss nanagss
sere followed ShrosgA Tie streets Of Livss
pool on recent day BY - sseitsd srovd
Who supposed them to Be Mason and Slijell.
Such 10 fame.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22

g. Our Seeess frieods have nov offered
the. smother Gas opesiox far howl. Ths
telegraph informs us that Bill for the or
saoisasios Of Ar:sona Territory, cessaiaipl
che Wilnos Pfosiso, 10 about 20 be issro.
dsced 10 Cosgress. We nsrsly call astea.
ZION to the sfscs, iess sshs friends Of sshl
&c sfederscy'' should fail 10 potios il. les
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-22
q Report says Curtis fell spes Price
rear
swheA . fan uas shses, ~ ssasteyoAsl

g The near approach 81 The City elee
10 10 shsissisg sss the spsiriss.2 1h'
ssoss u several casdidstss appear 10 oa'
solssss, sad sens doa's appear sos ban
iss . sseouoesdasioa fron CASH. 81 ~
z q Dsssss pspers 10y sss ssashss Z
that locality ID vara - May. Like - e.
change little Of eur February fos ssss q
tteir kind. g 7sgTai i sstE .xet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

RICHMOND, January 70, 1862.
0INTLRkKS: Sincerely grateful for the eal
which you, and many others Of my Ssllow.eiti
zens. have mads upon me, do not kesitsts to %
bounce myself . candidate TO represent ouI
Diatrict In CONGRESS. Ny duties In Con
Will not permit me to 20 through the District.
under other circumstances would gladly do
content myself with announcing my inextiu
guishabts devotion TO our cause, ana Ia eterpa
sesarstion from thu people beyond the 6u1qus.
bannnh.
Your frleud and fellow. citizen,
js3'-ts WIN Fl. MACFARLAND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
yaon yoar 4suxY.

doilars each, to make Il Mouament wor ,hy
Of the nan.-AssEvilk RG. sr 49, l....st
YRoH yoRr 1syRY.
The Bowling Green Courier says:
A friend writing us frcm Fort Henry. on
preparati ations for 4 heht. The Yankees had
landed ~ Callowayt0wn, ON the west eide OF
the Tennessee, some sixteen miles below the
Ftrs, q the number Of ten Thousand or
twelve thousand men The scout. boat ''Dun-
bar,' which went down the day befare to
take look at them, almost run afo ui of one
OF the Lincoln gun boats hid under q point
Just above Callowaytown: They had q beau :
beat her. She hfsd at the Dunbar eighs
times without effect, then came Utmost with
in range OF the Fort, ared few lhots, aud
went back. 4-s--- %< =
ooNTRIBufIoSs IN cHARLEsfoR.
The Ccsrier says that the appeal which
Rev. M. DicKir son, Superintendent Of Army
Uoiportaee in Virginia, has made to .he citi-
zsns OF Charleston, has met with a liberal
and cordial respones. Fifteen kundysd dollars
have been con tributsd to this Gauss, besides
an excellent horss. which wa. given at the
mass meeting on Sunday night.
Az ALKxAsDsrA LADY.
An army correspondent Of one q. :ho Norss.
Carolina pacsrs vtitss a. toll rws:
) The Yankee lately M 20 scout to Burk's
Station, Oh the Alex ndI ia Railroad. lead *
from Mlnassas to that place. They accom- =
plished iittl" more !hau taking some IA egroes
OveI to AieAandrIa some Of them belCi ID
10 brave Soathsrn lndy, who dis tin uis n ed
herself on Saturday before aud SunCiay of the
baltls OF July 30 when Cameron, l.oyeloy
B.sE7p EcI'Eaine, Of Ohio, G. a. were ,b en-
en- route 70 see tas rehsls whipped. Aithoug h
surrounded by Yankee hirsiings. sue made
them desist from hoisdnx the YAu.Kee I, X
upon her place, aud during the ba tile OF the
2lst stood upon the steps Of Der door
waving har handkerchief q. the report O
every gnn. THIS, too, while tha Yaakess
were ali around her. She told them or
that day, that they would return oefor-
the next much faster than they marched
upon Mana sas, aud remarked 70 the sur
geOn OF the 3d Nsw Jersey regiment rho
was very fond OF milk, that il hs had time 70
call on b - return sha would treat aim to a
drink. This promise she fulfilled, the sur
geon having barely time to call for it,
On Mon day after the battle, while the
Yankees were returning double. q uick. she
had her negroes cheering for JEFF Davis and
the Southern Confederacy. All this was re-
lated to me- by the surgeon above alluded TO
few weeks after the battle, having come to
my picket Tor some men OF his regiment killed
by our men when they were nttem pting 10
surround US. But forgot was giving
you history when only intended to give
you fact. This lady. whose name is Mrs
Marshall, went to Alexandria to recover her
negroes, when shs WAS taken prisoner and
sxpe.t now shares the fate Of Mrs. Green
how. .... II ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
DUBL,U SALE OF LAkD,Sr, tx, &C.,
J IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY -Wiii

% sold pub.iely en- hAOADAY. she losA day tof
February next, III fair; II not tha next fsi. oAy
thereafter h II very de- irab'e FARM kno wu -
Loeust diu. eontsiniss scS& acsss be Ne ssns
more Or lsaa, wish gsod DWkENklA0s SD sall
other nec4ssary eut heuses After abe sAie Of
land, viii be sold the psrshsbls property Horsos,
Hogs; Sheep and Ux.tle. Whsaa Aaehlne. 0aesiago
and Hasne9. Household and Kitchen Furniture:
2asnina Impleneuta, As. T. AsYszs -
TKsn.-For the red estate, ops-thirl sasA;
balance n svo equak Lassa,n~nt, e o. - two
years bonds, with approved. personal sscastty.
aad ttis resained unTl the last psynnsut b nude
fce ~ perisAAhae Dreperty. 1or sums 81 otoan4
sa6sr, eAsh; over that anoanS slx n,snaAs' ero1it
9Th sooS ? r'eoal .:sarty; -. ..-.~.
N ENROES FOR BaLE-AF AUCTION.
IN Viii be sold 90 the higae - b ,dse. at Ids Of
Wight uours- Ha4s~, oa AtNOAIs shs 81 dAy Of
February, 1902 uhAt beng Oourtdayl sieAt
uksiy hEaRuE6, bsoogisa - The rsssss - ~.
bart q Moody, 4scd. Sad nsgross consist =
tso men, whoss fespeetivs seea sss abous 20 ~
10 years; two beys sasd AeNut % aad ~ oee
81 ! ased about ~; s'ss yoass wosasn soa eau9i
rxRns.--A cSssis ansis ths Let day Of espssns
bes sass viii u stlowsa " gfvtrg ssn3 yttA -,
lsasse sssussal, tha sadas xa ~ hsetA
10 Eccs 4. xnanv. A13s's..
N.'s.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

~ FOR CONG Il s s.-TO HON.
~ ALEXANDER r. HOLIDAY: Be-
lieving that you are the choice OF the psople
Of this District to represent them in Com nxress.
and that your ability and experience would
be OF the greatest value to the State at this
time, we most earnestly invite you, at once,
TO declare yourself candidate. You will
be voted for by
in Sl-3t< MAxY OF fHn PyoPLy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
BIZ f. r COOK, Aucl.
rATALtGUE o.ai4E sk AN EXrEN0lVR

n
~ STOCK IF Ole, sHuEs. HAlA
Trunks, Ao., AT AUCTION Ou MOaDAY,
I'd cav OF rebrusey, NJ 10 O'clock. vrtii ssu by
Gaia Ogus, a. tis store OF Asrsfs. IVES 4OAs 4
" ,LLIAn :, tbcta LsrtLers being an tho uunfed-
erst8 se rvic. No Is Pearl stest, al Il tisl.
ssctk OF ths above nsla s1 GOODS, eersistns Of
,.. Menu TAica Eoeis. t.,
Meas Kip Bo'ts
Men = Ost Boots. IS sf
sfen' 6icx 0iegans. e.c So
MeI's Thick sew q Brc gans, city made.
.aea's Thick ktp Bros.pa
Hens Consraes Boot, pag8sd and scwsd.
Meas BsimoFiis lt.
Boys an Spuths Brogan3.
hoys' a.d Youths Boots. lt *
Womsn's Peggsd aud sewed Boots.
WoIeD BusA,ss.
W,men G.i.er Boots, ss~sd and Pssssd.
W0mea's ID and Morocco 81 pysrs
Mems ana Won,en's hsub0sr Snoss.
ItiSes Bootsa1 and s,iP peri.
Chiids Psggsi Hoois.
Chiiss' Pcgsei Roots, copper toes.
Coiis' Fancy Bpu.a ...
Chuss' Cater Boots.
Ladiss' Buck orrlut,ets. '.'
Solid Leather T<vnks, ts8a n FE
4 large iot OF Wow Has, Sc, 70. r
--ALsO-
A large lot Of
Cotton and Mer.ao shsrts ana Drswsp.
biesched CcttoDs Prints.
Linen Shirts. Ruhcs. Goats.
Playing s,s,ds, Fancy scsps. aa &8*s
Linen EArdk erchie Towels. - rv
Pepper 6 ain and groano, &c, &e.
Catalogues VIA he ready ana the 0o0No fol
e. Summation. on tho Thursday prsvions -. ase.
Tho a,,shslon Of TIE nsis u pnr,isais.Iy sks<
ehansabis and hsve bsen laid in With sr.as eass
70 soi. the = cha ni markets. &. ~ a. - s-.f
Messrs We SON r. Williams bSirg In ths Cor
oder Ate service, and having no ,ims 20 give u
buoiasss. ave dess ed 20 sell Nj hous rs.srvS
I 1xsns'--C-sh' In bsakAh.s innas :.
r. TX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
xAIYLAND eINATB.

Mr.. Goldsborough, 1rcm the COMMITTEES on
Federal Rolations, repor ted that the com mil.
tee had had the memorial Of Dr. A. A. Lynch
Senator from Baltimore county, before them
and that some of the com mittee had comm n .
nicatsd with the State Department at Wash.
ington in reference 10 the imprisonment OF
LIZ. Lynch. The Department had returned
an Auswef that "A SkreS MD been taken far
his release on pertain conditions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
SOUTHERN NEWH
From cur sxshAnges~ We gather the ,fnrA
fng Southern tsams: =.

@tA g ~ 1oAO1 10 80kIyo0vT1D. Fe8 t.N
A movement y On foot, W learn. In Nah.
vile. TO raise monument over the rem aiu :
Of the heroic and lAmented Gen Zol;ics or.r
A pat lotto friend In this city proposes to BE-
one Of number to- coutrsbuIe q hundred
dollars each, to make Il Aouament wor ,hy
Of the nan.-kasrsill< RI. ,s.-a,f 1...s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

VERY VAIL a5i.es EhICh TESE-
Y nit.NT, IN M. Yt.. kLAr ro R,jss
SIhEEf, FOX SALE. # Az TiON.-Wit
be I'D st al lion,O ~ prem,s's on tt ESOAY,
the 4th F. binary. st62 1t 4 O'Clock r. NJ, fEo
excellent Brick reaenent, on nayb street n ar
o hose street, new occupied by Mr L.eAnder
WOODS n. Tn. house has ten rooms and iha
usual outbuieiugs
TRIMS. Uue i.urih cash; balance 1T 8, II, ard
iS mont ls tor negotiau.e notes. Interest ed ed,
sscu.sd oy trust ICED Tho purchaser to pay
. taxes ard insuranee sos 1861.
il q CsTiDtS Il ~PYEKSON, AuetA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
~ 98D1nN fRAAsuDY RefS Byll. ~
A Warrington correspondent On the a7.A

TO morrow the treasury Dot1 and loan bill
win - conadefed fn the Aoase. 1t il ssp.
possd that II viii pass Under the prompting
Of stsrA Reces&ty. But tAsre Will b. vs-
hsnAt olppettlon n soms quarter 20 ths le.
want Of con Adencs on ~ part Of tha 0ov.
srnnsat In tn oWn crsdit othsrs say that IL
n necessary obly 70 put down factions ON
specelativs aux corporations to dtscredit
IL slis pass and he payment Of IL sesss
- peovtdSd foY, The n0t1s viii b equally
!osd; d;skssAes uliA q Niihsvs he lssM ssr ,
Rl''||||IaAl|H|I||'||||l||||lll| |'||||||
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

TO THE VOTERS UF The OITY OF
hIOHMOED.-L. II. JUDE, the OIerk OF
tho Might Mstch. viii be voted for = OAPTAIN
OF tne Might Watch. 70 take tho place of the Ioae
a. Wnkinson and will be supported by Man,
Voters Of this city. 10 2a-lmx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

~ FOR OON0RKSs,
From the Richmond District, composed Of the
cities o! H'ohmoud and Tiliiamsorrs, the coun-
ties of Henrico, Hanover, New Kent Charles
CITY. Elizabeth Ui,y. James City, Warwick. and
OK. n 31-10tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

w .AtkD. "A PHYSICIAN wishss 20 buy
III. .aA snaA FARM, OF from 100 to 300 scrss,
~ u. enty or thirty miles Of Richmond, and
sad A. ver ~. or one Of the railroads. He Vvaots
eH olling and other hou,es. snd would m.
On .oe situation Of some prAeticing pkysl.
~, !. as WI VIZ pay cash, oe give Richmond pro.
"a a. acaargs. Give particular deecsipts6o
Ar pnee aud address, Tor ono month,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
FEDERAL APPROXIMATIONS.

~S~~s~s> N'SA
The bill passed by the Federal House Of
Representatives, making appropriations for
the Military Academy fox the year ending
June, lses. appropriates as fcllows:
For pay Of Officers. Instructors, cadets and
mueicianS, e10o 900; for commutation Of sub b.
sistsnoe, t4,leo for forage for officers horses,
q .4lo; for pay in lieu Of clothing to oficers'
servanS, $50; for current and ordinary ex.
penses ~ follows: repairs and improve.
msnts, fuel and apparatus, forage. postage,
stationery, transrortat ton, printing, clerks,
niscellAneoue and incidental expenses, and
departments OF Instruction, es5 O6o; for gra.
dual increase and expenses Of library ;, el 600;
for expenses OF the bbcrA OF visitors, al 800;
for sorsgs Of artillery and % valry horses,
O. 900; for supplying horses foS artillery and
cavalry practice, 81 ,ooo; for repatYs Of olacers
aasrtsfs, d 500: for targets and BATTERIES for
aTtillery e1eFcise, 900; 1or furniture for hes
patal for cadsss, el0o; for annual repairs Of
eas pipes and retorts, esee; for warming ap-
paras1a loI acAdo0iea and other buildings,
d. 900; 1or The htehSn OF cadets mees hail,
ol 900; for lAboreED At cadets camp ground,
u 200, Ezsft 1ss-s F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

WISH 70 engage some No. l.
-. LlTHU0RAPHIC PRINTERS,
s Saa VIII give the best wages and constant t
SSaHp.oyment. Also, q good LETTER EN-.
MA sLR. Inquire at Dispatch office.
hN-2w BLANTON DUNCAN.
WANTED.-I wish to purcbaae from 900
.,L ~ oon acres OF good r A N B A H X
sssw eC LAND, on. or near, the James River
AAaswla Canal. for the purpose OF erecting
nv viii pay for snch land a fair csah
sS., s.s., OF VIII excaange fas farm, on the Zap
A. fiVef, for such laod az above mentioned.
.u WIN. F. sMOOT, Bowling Groom,
~ Caroline county, Va.
w Asibo Volunteers 70 form an artillery
|, ~. Vompsny. nearly full, TO n.anthe batteries
AZ Il uonnd The city Of !chmond, for the period
H,a ~ oqsns 1a and for no other purpose. Gall at
o, Ro On !uih b.. between Main and Cay strests.
,As no' ha'tng any place 70 stay ean remain at
,Sa A noai my mustered into service.
-1 ---lW- b. A. MILLS, Captain.
ante D-l,00O cerds PERSIMMON
~ IimBER. suitable for manufacturing
kmis "s, Tor which the highest eash price win
ah.s. also, the public tn know that We have
ihs, su :" .sd and Ie. constantly manufacturing al
u onv anoe LASTS and Boot and shoe TRkE6,
sseas. VWsna,se'ory, van on 18th street, In rear Of
j a-ln. BOYLE. GAMBLE & On.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-15
GOOD APPLE SAUCE.

Peal, quarter and core as many apples
you wish to cook; put them in tin or
brass vessel with just water enough to
keep them ten der. While they are
cooking, have tin cup or some other
small vessel on the fire, with about half
a pint of water, one tablespoonful of but.
ter, one of sugar, about ! Of nutmeg
grated; when this boils, stir in enough
paste (hickening) to make it of the
consistency of cream but pour apples
in dish and pour this over them, and
ifyou are fond of apple sauce you can't
help useing this.-American Agritu ltur-
list.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-15
CREAM In COLD WEATHER,

For some reason not yet known, ere; m
skinned from milk in cold weather,
does not come to butter, when churned
80 quickly as that from the same COW
in warm weather. Perhaps the pellicles,
which form the sacs of butter in the
cream, are thicker and tougher.
There are two methods of obvating
this trouble in great degree. One, is
to set the pan of milk on the stove, or in
some warm place, as soon as strained,
and let it remain until quite warm--some
say, until bubble o, two rises, or skim
ofcream begins to form on the surface.
Another mode is to add a teaspoonful
salt to quart of cream when it is skim.
med.
Cream thus prepared, will generally
come to butter in few minutes when
churncd. 1t is thought the salt acts up
on the coating of the butter globules and
makes them tender, so that they break
readily when heated by churning.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR APPLE SAUCE.

A lady writer communicates the fol-
lowing bit of information obtained where
she "took tea last" "A dish Of what
took to be preserves was passed to me.
which upon fastening / was surprised tc
learn contained no fruit. The ease with
which it was prepared and the trihing
cost of its materials, not my tasting ap-
paratus, deceived me as it is not usually
wont to do. 1t is emphatically tiptop
substitute for apple sauce, apple butter
tomato preserves, &c. 1t is prepared as,
follows Moderately boil pint of mo-
lasses from FIVE to twenty minutes, ac-
cording to its consistency, then add three
eggs thoroughly beaten, hastily stirring
them in continue to boil a few minutes
longer, and season with nutmeg or lem
on.--OM Springs Chronicle,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-15
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live, render Live Newspaper an indispensable TO
every man who would keep himself informed of the
important events which are daily transpiriug. To
furpish paper which will the just expectations
~ public In such time The present requires an
aFn OF labor aud OF ofcNtraordinary expense of which
the community at large have no conception. The pub
lIshers Of
7HE PHTL4DELPHIA I'VE UTRER,
has spared no efforts or money to make it all that IL
could be made. Besides improving and strengthening
the home force during the past year several of the
hest Reporters and Letter writer's in the country have
been sent at great expenses, with the Army and Navy
and have frequently given the public the FIRST aud fun
est accounts by telegraph and by mail Of important
EVENTS at THE SEAT OF " ar
The Inquirer was the first northern paper to the
account Of the ateras aud Port Royal victories and
was twelve hours in advance of paper in the coun
try, in its publication of the details of the Bull Run
Battle What The Inquirer has done is but earnest
OF what will be DONE IN order TO give its readers and
best accOus of every event Of interest connected with
the GREAT REBELLION
and at the time have maintain its reputation MS
the best general newspaper in the country.
The increase in the circulation of the Inquirer du.
ring the year, is the best evidence of the extent
which the public rely upon it for the of the day.
Its circulation has averaged for several months past
OYER TIro HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
week, or nearly forty thousand day and IT has,
during the year in times of excitement, reached
seventy thousand day-testing the capacity of our
fast press to the utmost to supply the demand. 1t
menced the New Year with new and beautiful copper.
faced type, and with renewed vIor and activity in its
News and Editorial departments.
The Inquirer is independent in politics.
IL Prices at which the Philadelphia Isquirer is fu
week; Daily Paper Sc per annum, in advances 4
months 81 Tri'Weekly 81. Al letters should be
dressedto VIM. w. HARDING, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, l2l South Third S
May TO- lS62. PntLADELrIIA, PA