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ENRON the constantly increasing demand for
. this beautiful instrument, and The uumer-
ous testimonials we are almost dHily receiving
of ts superiority, and from the fact that during
HE past few years il has been invariably award.
ct he first przc ut all the principal fair, we arc
cpuildcut that 70 musical instrument IN the
country is meeting with such universal favor.
Oar PatcH Hein,ontc attachment is the most
valuable lmprul cmcnt ever made on the Mclc-
dcon Wih it the power of he instrument is
doubted, without Inc casing IFS s.lc or he uum-
hrr OF leeds. Far pJrl-r use it las no equal as
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upon il ". II the Il most dtiicscy
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tended with most o5cruc'ating painsl triel
varioul remedies, aud hal two OF tho best
Physicians Of the city, tone of thrm Pro-
fcssor in an Old School Medical College anil
obey Failed t. give mo any Roiiof was 50
reIucc that I WAS confined ID my bod for
over three months The ucrves and muscles
of one Lex were 50 contracted and drawn m,
that COULD NOT WALK. [ had MORE
THAN \ DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS Oh
my leg', from which | TOOK from time to time,
more than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE, some OF them from three to four inches
long | was reduced 10 almost skeleton, and
my friend, had given up al HOPES Of my
RECOVERY! was In This condition when
commenced the use Of your Blood ana Liver
Syrup. | have used altogether some two
dozen bottles. am now ABLE TO ATTEND
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have become so
strong that [ walk without any difficulty
AND HAVE ENTIRELY RECOVERED MY
HEALTH. Yours, truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, JR.
3j2 West jth Street.
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Gentlemen II VIII
with great pleasure
give my testimony
asfp what voirSAR-
SAPAHiLLA AND
5 TILLtNGIA. or
Blood AMI Liver
Syrar, ils. done for
ne. Some three md
a haif years since, {
was attacked with a
S CIR o + Z l. OF s.
W IIITi3 SWELL
Tr~.f ,I.t.t NO. ,
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HENAS COGB,
c. a. HARRIS.
Derby, Dee, 2d, 4. d. 1851. 3w-l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
HORATI0.
WAR GRAMMAR

DISwIDEIR, Jan. l6 1864.
10 tie siiio. Of tie Wig:
"Hung be the Heavens 10 black"-our ciuse Is hope.
there 10 no chance Of success TO the Southern Con-
federsCy. We have . General in command who dont
write grammar he don't observe thai rule OF indley
Murray which saga, two Oy more substantives con-
uectod BY eoPGatiye conjunction require a verb to
agree with them in the plural number" &c. True. he
knows how TO administer grape to an enemy-but what
Of that's Grape is nothing to grammar. There WAS
gnoamus named Jackson in the service of the
country, who could neither write grammatic ,ly
spell his words correctly and whitws The consequence
L,t New Orleans and the ssh January 1915, tell where
aud when, according 10 one of our newspapers, well
posted in grammar aud history, he met in battle the
men VITO conquered at Waterloo, on the Is h June
1871 NorHISG ~ NOT CkTfIcAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

The bill Internationally abolshng the franking prvi
legc hos passed the House by vote of l07 sgairs; ~
Col James Kearney Typographical Engineers, U. 5.
A., recently placed the retired list, died Fridiy
last, aged IS years. He was one of the most disn.
guished engineers in the army.
Capt Tompkirn, Of the United States Army, has beer
appointed QIartermaster at Annapolis to Gil vacancy
The foowiug changes it is rumored, will shortly be
made Col. Bidde Roberts to he Provost Marshal for
Washington, in the place OF General Andrew Porter,
who will enter upon the field and Gen. Seth Williams
Adjutant General Of the Army Of the Potomac, to be
Acjutant-General of the Army Of the United States in
place OF Gen. Thomas.
BY direction of the Generan- Ch4f, COL A. J. Brad.
ford has been released from Fort Warren on parole with
the understanding that he will be exchanged for Col W.
Hoffman, U. 8. Army.
There is high authority for saying that Gen. S Is
still Il BrigadierGenera and in service at Roll No,
and has no intention of resigning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

mo. 3i9l
BgEN OR WHICH Is LIABLk TO BIZ eEQUE5TERlO AS THE
PROPERTY OB ALlEN ENEhIa.
The cont Of The Confederate states Of America do enact
sscosl rath should be the duty Osths Rec sr the
SsqossgaOn Act - al taxes upon property Of allen
any In their hands Receiver aid payment -
The Of the property which the has
pa provided however, appear 10 Receiver tlAt
ue prop n.y. net worth than the taxes for
zhchW liable he shall the set 10 the Secretary Of the
Treasury Whss dly sha be 70 mat the Receiver Whher
he shall the taxes AH The property 10 be sold for the
ss = That The Ressvers be authorised to sell By order Of
Court and in slsh manner And spon such terl ~ The Court
Sheh has been lsesel which Is liable thereto for the
pose Of rarg 0nsy for he PAy mt Oihe tAN,s Aforesaid
1hA, whenever Receiver has not funds n hand
that reecsAry for other expenditures au ent
pay si taxes aud obttn the BY sale AfosA
"ltin hs uuie uNi ,Ls " ,Aia
authorised - give % sac tax eoueetor charged With e eo
Ot the hcAe Of the AnDun; dae, and be 1ha
specify et the properly uPoa Witch the same due aud the
Secretary Of he reAsuy shall pay The amount 20 esfaed TO be
due charged 70 the seqdesirA5n
nd Bni the living tf the certificate shall be subject The
section Of his Act
sa mat ne seereAry Treasury authorized
agreements several ststes cities and
sequrstsed, OrAbc 70 be- and In
Of the States antics cities OF io-ns consent to the sane
hereby empowered Issue certificates for the amount due
tearing Al The rate OF H per cent per Asnum Which shat
Government The same and which, rhcn pA shall
BE- charged 10 the seql"stra.ion f5-d
lhA Whenever thr properly Of an alien sequ"'
ahlr thereto, has shall her ner he sold for
OF v Treasury hereby aulOIu with
s .a-ut q IN Nh,h properly tveu H.
the paYnctt Of tn irri 70 be
pAi ~ ct la b. TIE issue Of eertneAis N
or before pr yi honi BE- dee sdyabe and In
eel,erfor trict IN Which tnAt and b, Led Ani
ace autei III other scqateIei property
proVd he amount Of e ,iemPton shall be ehArsedo the
quy-trsuon funi.
Approved Dee Gsd. 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
Be i cnnc.ed by the General Assembly Of Virgin

l. BE it enacted by the General Assembly Of Virgin
a. that the free white male citizens OF the State between
the ages OF Is aud 10 shall be enrolled maybr
and divided and classified as follows Those who hays
voluntarily enlisted and have been mustered into
vice. to be known the Virginia Volunteers and all 9th
era US the Virginia Militia
-Four months before the day on which the term fer
which any volunteer company mustered into service
aha expire the governor shall the regments bat
taOns and detachment Of volunteers 10 bs muserG
for re enlistment by the officers commanding the sams,
who shall submit TO each volunteer the Gu son wheLhr
no will re enlist or not aud shall make accurate rolls
designating the name, age and residence Of each
ensng aud return the same forthwith to tho adulan
general Of the State.
3 The commits ionera Of the revenue In each county
and corporation in the wealth shall give notice
for seven days the place Of voting In each magieiial
district Of the county in each ward OF corporation
requiring all persons liable {, military duty 10 meet to-
gether at said place Of voting for the purpose OF being
enroled into the Virginia militia Each commissioner
shall associate with him Of the Justices resident in
said district of the aldermen for said wards and
10 the absence Of any such nstics alderman, some
freeholder who together shall accurately enroll all
Of the militia la said district ward and shall forthwith
furnish tho aduant general with acopy thereof When
any draft Of militia shall bs thereafter required the
number allotted to the county corporation shall be Ia
n from said roll by lot When any county or corpora
ton IA in possession Of the eaemy Il oherwse dsloy
al the governor may accept volunteers thercrom. The
compensation OF the commissioners Of the for
the services performed under this section shall be the
same AZ now aloWed by Law for the repatriation Of vo
uTa. 80
L. For the purpose Of keeping the companies Of the
volunteer force 70 the minimum OF maIimum number, q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
THE LATE sKIRSIsH AT HUSrERsvILLE.

TIE LATE SKIRNISH AT HUNTERSVIL.LE.
To The hditor Of the WLig:
wish to trespass upon your columns TO correct q
statement in the papers concerning the skrmsh
at Iustrs'ie, Va They (Lhe paperp) make the impress
sion that the small force under Captain Alexander made
pr cpitsie retreat without firing gun. Now being
eyewitness and participant in the fight, will try to
give you the correct details. Ga Thursday the "a Of
January, we're informed that the Yankees we're 90.
preaching in the direction of Huntersvle Capt Alex
snder who in command OF the post, called meet
iRg Of the officers aud decided give them warm re-
csptou. We had ouly Two hundred men in alone
hundred and fifty cavalry and fifty infantry. Lieut..
Knight Of the Luneuburg dragoons sent with
sntyfVe cavalry toward korins Bottom to the
enemy, while Captain Alexander kept the other 10 re-
10 protect rear, where expected to be Al,
aeked. After going about milo our scouts were fred
upsn they returned the fre and fell back to the CON-
pAuy where We stationed ourselves behind hill AID
gave them fire. killing three. We then fell back about
seventy6ve yards aud gave thom another voley, and
we're exposed to a heavy ERE iOr about two hundred
yards Oar behaved with great deal OF coolness
and fred at them IRON every turn Of the road We
killed about siI Of them, and lost none The want OF
transportation caused us 10 lose great potuon oil our
baggage We left HunersVillo in good order, and could
have saved baggage, but had no transportation
Ee les about sixty thousand rhiions ten carbnes, no
ammunition. l think, after good view and minute
inspection, that there live regiments il not more
and Captain Alexander agrees with me 10 numbers.
There nothing else for to do bat TO retreat under
the circumstances Ouy want to show that there was
no prssipuncy, and that We fought them to the last
Very respectfully,
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no gisD

RFS1 UTIONS OF THANKS rd O 'LOJE EDWARD JOHNSON,
MS OFdOER. ASO MEN POR SERviOhS IN ThE kAtTLt
UF ALLIE luANY MOUNTAIN
Rs iytd by the Couges OF the Confederate bael
Anal fh the thanks o. Congress doe AID are hereby
tsnderrd coBr Eisard Johason Atd 10 s OH IN meu
ha md for gallant and menorous services u the
summit Of AeshAny Mountain IA NrgLa on the thirteenth day
Dscetsr eighteen hanrs and sixty When or more than
tLey with remarkable and infancy, sustained
upon their pOs By fourfod telt number and
anA drive the 10 dso:der aud With heavy oSa from the
hslL .
cJSB That the foregoing rsSoon be communicated to said
command the Secretary war and be made known in geaer
Al orders
Approved, Jan. 10, ls62.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
NO sfTl

AN ACT APPRaPRIATIEG TWO nUS USDRED AND TWENTY
THRFE THOUs Nd SIX HUGDRkD AND sEvkH DOLLARS
FOR THE NAVAL ssRNCE
1h Don es ~ the Confederate States Of America do enact
That o hundred and nren houqand x hundred and
,y N dollars be- he eby appropriated for the Of on
eer OF thr NAv Of duty o The hs dsy OF April eighteen
hnndfe and sixty tR thar the further Of one hundred
and ght dollars aud hereby, appropriated Tor hr
pay And petty officers ordinary teAmen sob
ys and M nee Department. TO The same tine, per
estimates Of the Secretary Navy OF the tSenshh Deeem
bgr eighteen hun hei and sixty tWo
Approved Jan. n, 1864.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

AF ACF APPR0PRIIrINa UkTsEE MILLIONS EIGH
HuNORRO AVID nRrY THOusAND DOLLARS ROR IN

Ah ACT APPkOPklNfINu OkIsEh MilhION5 hiuu
HUNDRED AND nPrY THOUSAND DOLLARS FoR rnE
MILITARY SERYICE.
iEH0S Cong Of the OonfelerAte States Of America
enact thes mil four hund ed housa
dollars be, and Il eby appropriated iOr he Of bounty aud
eonmutAon thereof 1r hurdred and fy
months
src ou, handred AMI hy thouland dolla1
be- and hereby appropriated under the Act for
cratlng 60 n " passed.
That the % elgt hundred dollars te and hereby
pdaied fH the Of the Asan Secretary Of War;
Che FIRST day April egheel hanred aud HxyWo, per
Of thu Sec esy OF war of the Decem
Der elEhteea hundred aud xtg-onA
Approved JGa. n,lsA. lslS-Vtu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

BY. r. BARRIcE.
Land OF the DARK and bloody ground,
Ny own dear native State;
0'eIrun by outward, inward foes,
How Fad to see thy fate
Where now the spirit that gave life,
To Shelby, Boone and Scolty
Clark, DIvis Allen-such like names,
Are surely now forgot
Lind Of the dark aud bloody ground;
Thou hast host Of names,
Made famous by tho battle field,
D. Riisin and Of Thames;
Tipoecanoe aud New Orleans,
Attest thy valor there
On every field Of Mexico,
Thy sons took noble share.
Land Of tho dark and bloody ground;
Home Of Mckee and Clay;
gloriou roll of names like theirs,
Points 10 thy better day:
o on thy cloud-clapped monument,
Inscribed their deeds Of fame,
AMI learn who on the battle field,
Unsullied bore thy name.
Land OF the dark and bloody ground
Up from thy slumber wake;
Bid daylight Of the oldeh time,
Fresh on thy borders break:
Too long, too long hast thou en- bound,
As Nith Mesmer spell,
Break from your shackles and drive back
Tho Vandal hosts of Hell.
LAND OF the dark and bloody ground;
BY low, vile horlts oppressed,
Rise up as with hesyen-boru power,
And thrust them from your breast;
Str ke from your hills the Northern foe, I.
Nor let him waste your pliins,
Bid Freedom DER Opprc ION rise,
And break the Tyrant's chains.
Lind Of the dark and bloody ground.
Nv own loved native land,
Rsnd with one stroke the CALLING chain,
That binds you heart aud hand
Once more thy manhond's strength assert
Thy Liberty proclaim,
And 10 our hearts a. erst shall dwell,
Thy dear ancestral name.
LATIN, TENS Jan. 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
NO. 3iGl
An ACT MAKING CERTAIN PEOdsIOEs IN REGARD TO

INDIAN TRUsr FONDs
1hs Gang Of the Confederate States Of America
% suac Thai all Of money Non rs.cues OF kind.
belonging any Indian tribe trbs with whom treaties have
bern be- Ate bJ the Confederate saS 81 Of Nhcn
mney bonds and other secues the Government
Of tie Confedsra Ets Is htreAer become the cuso
the % zach tribe tribes shall be depOIted In
the Treasury ~ the Conf'derate States
sE3 Add be uther enacted That ths Secretary OF War
be- and he hereby AuthO lied 10 his rsqaOn for Oh
sad s money deposteiia the reAsaEE Aforesaid 10
favor of said Ind o them whom such money may
beonr or vho may be- authorized 20 rvcelveM
Approved Jan. TO- l52.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
no. Sl5)
An ACT P1R THE RECRUITING SERVICE OF THE PROVE
uyAL AMY OP The CONPEDERNTK

ONAL AMY OF rHE CONFEDkRATE SfATka
l. The Congress OF the Confederate sAteS a America
enact TIE secretary Of var be- and hereby author
adopt for recruiting and enlutng Too
service f1r three years. Whih by the
cA,uNss service have beea reduced by death and
charges
ss1N And be further enacted That the Secretary OF War
hereby, authorized detA the company mmis
ouei flrtse above duty such nambt aud ~ such
as his syulon vii best conpJlt with public service
thus appointed - euai and reera for their epesv
eonpAneA
Approved Dec 70, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
THE ORGANIZATION OF raE MTLIrTA.

SURsrrTUrE mbRitsd By Mr.. ToNtIS, 10 bill Ne
IS, entitled 4 BW to organise the state troops and
voiuptesrso Of VUginid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
tain the army, tho credit of the government and the
nancial capabilities Of the country.
THE FIGHT NEAR PREsToSBURG, KENTUCKY

THE FIGHT NEAR PRESTONBURG, KENTUCKY
FEDERAL ACCOUNT
LOUISVILLE January IA, lS62.-The following Official
documents have just been received at headquarters
here:
PLrsvILLE January 3, 1862.
Captain J B. Fry, Assi.tant Ad.taat General:
| entered this place yesterday, with the AZ Ohio
regiment Fourteenth Kentucky regiment and thr.s huu'
dred Of the Second VI gna clysIy. On hearing Of my
approach tho main rebel forcs left their st ongly
trench camp and fed sent my cavalry to the mou
OF JenD creek where they attacked aud drove the rsb
el cavalry which had been left vanguard, distano
Of Ave miles. killing three aud wouldng A. contderab
number. MarshsPs whole army is now 4 ing in utter
confusion. He had abandoned and burned larg.
quantity Of stores. We have taken fifteen prisoners
Our loss was two killed and one wounded. start in
pursuit tomorrow morning. t-
n IA GARFIELD, Commanding Brigade
~ BRIGADE, PsEsroSBURG, KT,
January IL, fsss.
Capt. J. B. Fay, Assistant Adjutant General
left Painvie, on Tbursdsy noon, with | 100 men
and drove the enemy's picke.s two miles below Pres.
tonbuIg The slept their arms. At four O'Clock
yesterday morning We moved towards the main body OF
the enemy at the forks Of Middle Creek under the CON-
mand of Marshall Skirmishing with his outposts be.
gan at o'clock, and al | O'clock p. A., we engaged
his force Of 1880 with three cannop posted on the hill
We fought them until dark having been reinforced by
about 700 men fron PainVile, aud drove the enemy
from all his positions. He carried off majority Of ha
dead and al his wounded This morning we found
twenty-seven Of his dead on the 3D. Ills loss cannot
be less than sky We have taken twenty-five prison
els. ten horses, ald a quantity Of stores The enemy
burnt of his stores and nSd precpitately in th,
night To-day have crossed the river, and am now oc
cupying PrestOnburg. Oar los is two killed and TWEEN.
ty-fye wounded. j. A. GARFIELD,
Colonel Commanding Brigade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
.IATIo ) ToE SarAIS FLOAT.

AN ACT MAKING APPROrKiArIO T0E CF arAIS FLOAT-
ISG DtFESCEs.
Stcrtls l. snscel By the OonFesI Of the Co;i rate
Of Ansrcs Thai tbs 0 miDou doais be- and
the Is HEREBY sgpropk ed T ushg de'enees for the
be ezpeaded At tbs discretion % The President
the War Secretary ofhe HAvy, he shan d
Approved, Jan. o. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
RICHMOND WHIG.
DY ]. r. nARRICK.

TFor the Louisville Courier.
LAND OF THE DARK AND BLOODY GROUND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

The Rraminsr having obtained copies Of Now YorE
papers Of the 18th makes the following extracts:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

TEVdOs PslCE Co. have u sioeL-man iust rc'e we'd
Heavy Bed RAn.-ts, Grey Army ElNaSra 100 and "a
Hss-h-d sni Boun st-us ~ Arhri Uot.1n hfosn voua
Cr1aburgs Irish Linen Danasr risss Me- tnt supply
Ool C1sk- and HNl~ Grk Beaver ana irsnth O',
RaF SLACK o. nrci EeFtrt Pphns AMI OHu bpf
t saed spool Gotta LlnL Wool shirts aGi Draw.
U1dsry CoHar and Lac Sc o., ANY portion Of
u oII hand sY tu tlaunls t0 s,I AZ hncr prices
rsx.ri-ss pIrgent Increased thry determined %
b zhra ne hf ks s r-caauy tolght aud such as
my buylag are course ctd 70 The heavy Advanee
'a'5 - A'P'- TuONAs r PEICE q co.
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DAVID :. q. CHRELL,

Alto I'm klN AL LA w.
DRACTIcsS IN al h- Courts Of 1e eo9nues Of sssos and
liz ir ne aiiNc-at -ol7'-..
ksy- Addssi De gi.lr SAsS0ezssR o., Neson Co., Va
I.l3-fy
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LYE'-soai % hI9S g 81 -; so ~
noA DOVE - w
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DOOKs AND STATIONERY.
DECEMBER ls5I DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.

UhIEMhEh l1ul- uhILMbhh 1901.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
T0HS GRAY II Main street. gohmoai Va has IN store,
- and odsra ale, rates r oay, the ioloH
iug go9ds
Inlizo Etrictiy prime quality
Maltsr, good Ombro
Alun
Gun Opium
PgEd Op'nn
Rolph Miupha
CAl1me
Hle Mass
hsrcuid Ointment
Chiorotoru, sptt. Eire
Adhesive Pias-sr
Ttrtare Aci, Sup. Cgrb. Soda
Ma Pepper Ansplce Ginger
NutmeFs, Mace. q aad Canano1
sAlal on Oh Lemon, purs
Oktile Soap
poHd Rlu6srb Z. J.
Hrench M1stard, Cocoa
German Matches, a., &c.
Ass, aviriey ofPatcnt Or family metlclneR
nc5 JOHN 7. 6kAf, DrursaL
NONCENTRATRD LYE'-seai % hISS S ~ =; AZ ~
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PARKE POINDEXTER,

ATT OR n r Y A 7 L A".
sstchIaOnd CITY, Va.
WILL practice al CJczl held IA the CITY OF Richmond
w and e0u4ncso o. Chrst-rdsi Henrieo and PoHhAtAn
Occ he o. ih, feA and AAn Streets over Hs
:. ~. ~ NJ. y-..Fe- 4 "a de20-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

WHISKY -l0u whisky virginia Mountain, fr,n
w ons a. twelve yrars largest and fines stock In this
- d, ssl,r, ,rsr, fo. sais BY Wa WALLACE SONS,
I.fe Corner Of p. al Gary Strests.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

nm NWNEN a AWU hIiNVNt sVa
TANUFACrURsRs Of and Aseat ilr hs sale o. Tobacco O.
as Ac 30 Msn 3tfets, shove the Poet
6s ravr t c o. On anafNe1rsd and smoking
o 10 b. tued In J1EntrY a1d iv rsccg
Ia hch g o~ for sale vhalsaae aad
st, loE or e1s, rysJFg rrgu'a AL wishing 10 pur
a. "a al and examine fnarF-ly- before puchsng else
she-r Orders promptly attended 20 Arong
our present stock be lu1i br oaa,as bIAni3 OF D. Nd
Fsss p. gEnE iflm 1870 su bL doth dAIs aod
frIt-
Pfie % Virginia" "Psln-tto."
scdora," "Pr0Crss,"
uOtansi6n.u "Carnaton"
Iollst BaIs" Dsvasrry,"
Joioraio." "d lira La"
Apr.sot" "Oar Ogu,"
uM.unrmoneen "Htls,'
eHlghlanier.u soiace,n "Orenoko,'
" "Co8s saistaIor." Pearl"
UPdis Of Bethel" a. &c.
Cjs8Y 4 ANDERSON,
usff southern Tohscc1 Store
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Law CARDS.
.. sIssOcs ALI.
EERFOOT = WALLER,

lIiORhENS ahU IOIASkLLUhS At LlNI
DALLAS FCVAs
HR-Proulpt attention % Collection ard Land O,sirl-
Rssazsrs -SA4laI H GafiaaJ, huahena O. H., Va; John
fsI5s5u Jr o. H., Va; 6aAnd Christian, Lyneh
t4-g Va Ndscy Speed DO Judge y ~ Barford, Dallas
- n, y b I.s-.I ss talsu-dkoiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-08
feba-dlm
+ EG Al NOTICE.

Arthur Woicost, Clara Wofrett. Nathan Newsem,
Geo II gill, Price Ferris 4 Co, Geo RiehaT dson !,
Eliha Turner, Geo Crossnan, Grihnel * jenkins,
PsRrsm, faynter Davis Lippeneott, fanterA Scott,
james Kent, SgpteE Il Co, m 6reydon + Go, ktft, ,
brother * Co, Abbott. Johns Co:
You hereby Botin ed that there 10 now on file In
the ofce " the CLERK OF the District Court OF Lee
county Iowa, NJ Fort Madison the petition Of Eaur
Woicot, claiming " You, Arthur wolcon, the Of
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June 7th, 1854 at the rate Of per cent per
amman. payable annually. NJ same rate money Just
~ due him from yon, Arthur Wslcott on . prom Is
sorry motel ard claiming against all Of You tie lore.
closure Of mortksFe. given ny the said oeotf 10
the payment Of said the easier,y balt OF
lot In hl. 20 In the eiy Of Keokuk, Of Lee
and State OF Iowa
Now, nnIess you appear and defend thereto orbe-
OF the second day ~ the next term Of said
court u,cncinR ard 10 be holden the third Mon
day ofMay. 1869, ~ Fort addison, default win be
entered agaiast you and Judgment rendered fhsrr-
amount claimed interest ana costs OF M II;
Il decree cutting OF and fofecosnE all your rights In
and ~ the equity of redemption OF The said properly
Ne personal claim Il made against any OF you ex
cept said Arthur Woieoit.
1---444-4A McCHAHY q BRUCE.
feb2%-d1D 9s4-+ Attyfs for Pi'tn.