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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-03-13
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING EAST.

nm AND AFTER February 9th, and until further,
" notice Passenger Trains wili leave and arrive.
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MEDICAL.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
Na.Er DuYpT mr. pHNyA.s

Bsaepoyent Tnstituion established bp special En-.
document, for tie Reiief oftts Sick and Distressed
qM,cted senh Isnssn1 qua oa,onac Diseases,
udl Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
IvA Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de.
scription Of their condition, Gage, occupation hab
its OF life, dc.) and in Of extreme poverty to
furnish Medicine free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Sperma ofrhea 4 other d is
Of tbs Sexual Organs, and the New Rem
employed in the Dspenssry, sent to the af7icsed
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Tive oFthres
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLIx HouoHroR. Acting Surgeon
How ard Association, No. South Nfnths street Phils
delphia, Pa. by order ofthe Directors.
EZRA d. HEARrWELL, Prssfdsnt.
+ GEO. FAIRCTIILD, Secretary.
/ April 8, lS61-tf 40 .tt
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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
Changesof Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

I'm and AFTER ssday, Feb. 9Th, 1852, and untik
y further notice, enc daily train win each way
Sundays excepted) az follows: s. 4sf,f9
Leave Keokuk at 730 N, arriving at Ottumw 12;<5
m, and at Eddyville 900 m. seeia.r
Leave Eddyville at II 80 M and arrive at 0ttumwa
12:45 m, and at Keokuk $50 p m.
kE-Passengess taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
At TAO m, make sure connections with Stages a.
Eddy ville for oskaloosa, II Desmeiues, Council Blum
and sn points west. Easgssa
Through tickets as Low as the lowest, may be had
at the Office for all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, Re- ar .etF
TICKET OFFICIAL the Depot, foot Of johnson
street. $50 st| GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
Feb 8 1S62 asg4at35s O Superintendent. ~
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
ON AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST

OH AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST.
r: ON Burlington to Chicago, rDetrofs, Toledo.
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Batin ore. New York, and
all other Easter and South Eastern Cities. = ~.
Passengers leaving Bur linRt On on the Geo A. IL.
train connect 1T Mendoza with the Hfaois Central
Noon and Evening trains. Both trains connect wth
all the great Eastern Railroad routes to- Wit M. c.
via Detroit NJ via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
and IT Way ne r r via Fl Wayne, Of which passen.'
gers can take their choice. ~ 49,. =, 4 .
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead Of any other route leaving Bu
lington.
baggage checked through to Detroit, Niagara Falls
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Runkirk, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Ih ~
Tickets this Eastern thoroughare for sale
at Ottumwa Fairfield, Mt. Pleasant and at the Tick
ct Office Front and Water streets, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trsina
Fare as low rs by any other route. assr.3 y
r. HOSFORD,
Dec. Is, ct. Gen1Agt c., B. 4 q. n. r
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FL. NEwHALL 81 CO..
Summer & Winter Apples,

Peaches, Pears, Berries Dried Fruits, Nuts, Lemons
Oranges, New Cider Sardines. &c.
Cider prepared to keep good any length of time
tY Winter apples picked and packed for keeping
through the winter. viii have them to sell in the
spring. No. IA, South WaterSt., Chicago.-3l-12
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M/CH/cAN cENTRAk
HR "A. NM ~ CD ID.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE h8Hia
To New Work, New England and the

...Esa. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE h8Hia
To New Work, New England and the
Canadas. E lp.0ifss
On and amer Sunday, Nov 3D. 1861 trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot foot of Lake street, al
follows az
ia m. Day Express, (except Sunday,) arrives al
Detroit 500 p. m; Suspension Bridge 405 q. M; Al
bany Ais a.. IN; New York $3.50 p. M; Boston 1890
p. m. q.
$50 p M. Might Express Except Saturday, arrive
at Detroit Cos M; Suspension Bridge 5:25; Albany
6:15 a. n; New York IL 81, Boston 4:3O p. M :
CINCINNATI trains, via NJ 9. railroad, leave Chicago
at a. M mail train; 720 p Fast Express; arrive
in Chicago at 7:00 a. Fast Express, and II p m.
Night Mail Train.
The 1920 p. m. train leaving Chicago runs through
TO- Cincinnati without change of cars or baggage.
salisbury's Patent busters are run ON Day Express
Trains. ,57-.tY.I
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal Rail.
road Offices in the West, at the General Office, corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
IIouse,) Chicago, and at the Depot
aG-.t. X. N. RICE, General Superintendent.
J. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Ag't lNoy. 90, 81
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Or CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
ss3 Rail Road!

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago 10 Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
of Lake street, asfollows: lHH
First train 7:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
70 80 dinner La Fayette $685. {sapper,) Indi-
annapolis SIS, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cincin-
natl at l1:45p.m.
Second Scoop M arrive at Michigan City at 92o
p. M, La Fayetts 2:40 r, indianapolis 500 am,
LawFeneeburg 1920 a.. En-, Cincinnati at 1045 IN.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 300 pm, arrive at
at Cincinnati 100 a. m. ~
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin.
cinnati.
Patent sleeping cars attached 10 all night trains
and through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change. E~
Through tickets can be had at all railroad Offices
In the West and at the company's Office, corner Lake
and Dearborn streets and at the depot of Lake
street, Chicago,
Fare as low as via any other route. ~
H.J. SPALDING, Ag't Chic ago
WV. PowEIL, Tray. Agent.
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NEW XDRK AXD ERIE
RAILROAD.
Great Broad GMage, Double Track
and telegraph Route

3 . i ~ Il d 4.
TUNONew York, Boston, and all eastern cities, car
u rying the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails, ac
Express Trains leave Dunktrk daily, arrival OF
alltrains the Lake Shore Railroad, ON Clev Gland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. Louis Dubuque,
Burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
to New York city. Splendid ventilated sleeping airs
ruA night trains
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route. 4tt at
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free In New York.
Be particular and can for tickets via Dankirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad, which sold at all
the principal Railroad Offices ip the West. ~
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight,
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to points West and quicker time than ever
before made on any line.
For freight rates enquire Off 0atman, 241 Broad
way, New York, Of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
O. Clark ST., Chicago. A. BARBER, Agent
for Iowa. Burlington, Iowa.
f. s. SPENCER, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
SAM READ, Agt, Toledo. Ohio. 's
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LEGAL NOTICE.

I.EssAE NOTICE.
Eeth 0gg
Levi J. Skinner, Admin. District Court Of wapeilo
traitor OF the estate Of Adj county, State Of Iowa.
am skinner dec'd-et ais.
To IsiiAM ID. HiGDoN
SIR--You hereby notified that the petition OF
- Seth 0gg IL now file In the office of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Wapelo county State OF lows.
claiming the foreclosure OF certain mortgage made
garet Skinner, to Sc 0gg-said mortgage covering
tie following described premises towit: The east
half Of the west half OF section No. (2) enty ty o.
township seventy-one, range I'D fourteen west In
said county and state Said petition also claiming
judgment against the estate Of deceased for the
OF six hundred dollars. Now unless you appear and
TO said petition before noon OF the sec
ond day Of the May term, 1862. of said Court ~ be
held at the Court House In said county and State
decree rendered thereon In accordance with PRAYER
Of petition. WILLIAMS HAMILTON
Feb. H. 1e62-ls 15aw Att'ys for Petitioner.
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MORE UF TaE ABOLIrIOy RAID IN 0LOU.
CEsT5E-TUE GUNBOATS ON YORK RIVER.

CBSTAE-FUA GUNBOATS ON YORK RIVER.
Tie aseoun: Of tie recent depredstons Of the
fasmy In Gloucester county Va, published on Sat
ar3sy fell fsr thoTt of conveying IN accurate idea
.t tss extent of cutraSes committed. This forcs
p, a. visited the Court House was under the com.
r-s-d If General Esglee, ard consisted OF whole
srssde. including infantry, artillery and csvslry-
Thar general appearance wss that o! the better
s.s<, Of t-oops bat their conduct proved that the
hszrt of = TgnA sc cannot be estimated by hs exte
my They lied themselves very freely with
,!a,y a: several places in the county. got uproari
...ly drunk AID discharged their firearms at harm
lss ban yard fowls doubtless under the impression
It's. hey tsintej with rebel sentiments But
ps-Aaps ths grastest destruction OF property at
a7y point WAS ri a locality known The
Dcss,u. neaF he line Of Middlesex county. There
Rss S. extsnsivs tannery q; that place owned by
$ " Bed which supplied the people OF the sur
-ounting country with leather, and II 80 happened
iAs he sm7uu. on hand at tbe time o. the visit
vs. Try large The Yankees loaded wagon wi Il
IL. va 1sL!e material AID took two Of Mr.. Reed s
t0fses 10 5cas ]. away. They then piled up sl
hat remained with Tie taub e, which WAS found
= sboudsnce sad set It oa fire At the usual
orion prices Of leather, it Il said tie quantity de
.:-.yet socii a-1oun; to over $50 (0J worth
Tie psrty Of the enemy that visited Centreviils
Z Ens s-d Queen county, numbered no. more than
sl,o,sen and might al have been captured by
Cs.. Iis,letoa'5 N, had they no. tsksn them
e...lc-f in eouasqrence of alarIning reports of
as-nerical strength brought in by p;eketr. We
.sar :ha, some friendly r!i, sent ballet through
,As 9 OF Yanhee piehst near Woods Gross
-.osta.
ar. aohn y. seawsi,, who was arrested upon the
guppostioc that lie was getting up company OF
'gusrrinas," was released in = short time, though
.e know not upon what conditions. 1t is ssfe
enough 70 presume that he did not ccmpromise bis
VEL AHown Sou:hsru sentiments.
We.! Point wa1 honored by another visit from
,be 7uemys guabcs's on Saturday, tut we htsr
lhg. 40 depreia.ions were CON nitted.
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LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

Wa c,ntinue cur eunnugsy ffo:n la Gottherh
papers:
ANOTHER AND HIQHLY INTERESTING YANKEE Ac
COUNT OF THE4ATTLE OF FfEDkRIcKsBuRG- -
TAG RETREAT NOT EXFEcTED-GREAr LOSS OF
the PEDEaALs-THE CORRESPONDENTS HOPES
OF THE MKT DAYS BATTLE, WHICH NEVER
CANE OFF-COMnEsrs or THE PRIss.
The Washington Star. from its correspondent at
Fredericksburg furnishes account OF the battle
of Saturday, which ia very interesting We give
ii in full u show row ths Yankees were led TO be
iisvs that tomorrow" (sunday) would relieve
their losses:
The occupation of Fredericksburg having been
successfully accomplished the mex! move WAS 20
drive the rebels from lheir stronsholds III the rear
OF the city The lines of the r.bsls which extend
ed in the form of seni-circle from Port Royal tc
a posot about s.r miles above fredericksburg. were
s.ronrjy fortified aad protected 5y range Of high
hills stonsw All Jackson occupied ths right wing
extending from Port Royal to Guinney 8 station. IA
station on the Richmond and Fredericksourg Rail
road) Cen LongsLroet the centre, extending TO the
telearspb road snd Generals Lee aud Stuart the
Jeff " sst Of Massaponax crock, while General A
P Hills corps acteI AS reserve Lea 9 ressoh io'
occupyinp the let was because hs ceuid be On hii
gusrd against Sigel, who threatened to outfAbk
him By way OF Culpeper The entire rebel force
is estimated at 100000 men, and occupied IRON
f 40. less than twenty mites. The tcoops were
.; the mos. part veterans who had fought through
Il he psnnsular campaign. while the officers were
a p abiest that the south coal. produce. II "at
-aean enemy we hsd to co1tsnd with, assure
you 4.
Ihe disposition Of the Union forces occupied the
whole of Friday night and Saturday morning, and
IA General Burnside was anxious 10 commence the
attack at an early hour as possible there was not
much chance for the troops 10 rest themselves. few
strsgglsrs, II IL true, managed 70 sneak away 70
the purpose OF pllagng bu: the grea. mass OF the
soldiers were constantly under Arms Genera
Burnsids was In the city all might. personally in
sneotipg the troops and dissec ing their movements
Il vss arranged that General franklin's corp
should cross the river two miles below ths city
Hss.sDonsx creek, while Hooker would engage tbs
rsbsls nearer the centre and Sumner wsuld turl
their hight. By this srrAnsemsnt !t wiz be seer
thst yssnk.in was opposed N Stcnswsll jackson
vhis Hooks. and sumner attacked the osntrs ans
the left OF the rebels under Lonsstrest end Lea
Ths eventual morning came and With 1t dsns
fog ohich obssarsd the mos ensnts ct tho enemy
Tbs balloon ives sent W jnst before daylight bot
consequence Of the fog no obssrvAloas could bs had
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ferrous rebellion, and their necessities having be-
come greatly manifest and their wants Of the ne
cessares Of life ~ urgent thst law Justice and hu
manity would be gro sIy violated unless something
be done to relieve their suffering condition. the fol-
lowing assessment II therefore ordersd In behalf ol
the suffering families from those who contributed
directly or indirectly to brig about this unfo tn
nate state of affairs
The amount annexed to each name may be paid
In five months, BY instalneuS the first payment 70
be made on or before the 3fh day Of December
Az persons called upon under this notice will pay
the amount required to the Comptroller Of State,
and 1t will be applied In such manner - may bs
prescribed for the purpose for which It was col.
lectsd.
Among the names assesssd are tbs follow Ing
John Overton, ~ 500; W. g.. Harding 1l OO0
6tokely Donelson, $500; Hon. Wash Barrow, $500;
Nen g. Brown. $500; Chatham Family. $500; No.
Nalry. 500; Mc0avock Rs'ste, $780, Miss wilson
and Mrs. Brownlash, $500. The total amount
reaches go 000
Gen Rosecrsns has addressed letter to Gen.
Bragg, complaining that The rebels stole ovsrcoats
from the prisoners at Hartsvile also thai The
To! had been violated in returning prisonsrs by az
OF tEucs TO this point instead Of Viaksburg and
Aikens Landing
Morgan was last night within twelve miles Ut
Carthage, Tenn.
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FROM FREDERICKsBuRa.

The news from the armies In tho vicinity Of
y,,tsrieksberg FOR the past two days has been OK.
..,5tpsly msasre. and even rumor With reference
, ,ha respective forces have bee uuasuaiy scarce.
o. ,be train las, night we're unable to obtain
a.v,h,ns which looked to the probability Of an
,5er attempt on the part OF the enemy 10 rssross
-. river. Everything wa~ reported quiet up 70
-, veaterdSy with no new development OF the
-,eratiars of 8srnskie's army.
In tie essly part of the day yesterday It was
..sc,tss positively that dispatch had been re-
,,,,ss ffora Gen Lee a, the War Department that
,Aa enemy were crossing the kappshsnnock at
po,t Royal but inquiry late last evening we
.r.ra sssared thai no such dispatch had been re-
se.rsd
TIE general impre ssion Is that their army has
A.en withdrawn to TIE Potomsc-w whether to take
tansporls :or some other locality 10 pursue their
ea~&,i - hichmond journey. or to go into winter
1asr;e7s srouud the federsl capital, car only be
.sp!so: urea. One thing il certain Burnside is in
No hSs.c 10 renew the experiment which resulted
s. d,ss> t5ousIy to his fortunes a. fredericksburg
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gEv!Ew OF THE ARMY OF TIE WEST BIZ
PRESIDENT DAVIS.

90 lis recent trip to Tennessee. the President
Ts7.sHed the army of the West at IurfreesDoro'. d.
Al account OF this review, by reporter " 40 WAS
present. is published IN the Chattanooga Re0e.-
Tie dviaou Of Gen. Breckenridge was first re
viewed sud Afterwards the divisions o. Ches,ha n =
sad Witherss with tie artillery commands belong
rg 10 eaoh, also passed in review. The President
followed by tie corps and division Generals, the
Brssdia- Generals of the command. and their
ssg officers, rode down the lines at full galiop-
The General of eac division rcds on the right ol
he President. as their respective divisions were
drawn up in review. The men in open snks stood
with arIas presented the officers ss uting. and Il Q
res.uentaI bands playing, each band taking it up
N G"ce ssion. the cortege passed. The regiments
sue tnen wheeled into column and passed ID re-
view" before the Pre- sident. Among the Office 6
olG5pieuousiy mentioned in connection with the re-
',en, are Gems. Bragg Hardes, Polk, Beck ioridge
ana CleathaIc,
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Death from Cold and Esposnre.-Coroaer Sank
ay WAS called upon yesterday to hold an inquest
over the body OF Dick, slave owned BY Col John
Harris, of Ca. tand OF Georgia regimsnt) who
had died on Saturday. 1t appeared that Dick val
On his way to ths army, but it is supposed without
pass from his r aster the conductor OF the
train on which be embarked put him of. The night
time be succeeded In reaching this city be was
wei! nigh frozen. Arriving In Richmond he msda
his way to Henry studiys, in rear of tbs 6b.ne
zcr African Church on Leigh street. where ne
WAS taken in and had such attention bestowed on
him &s the inmates were capable OF affording. IA
was put to bed but died during the night from the
cold aud exposurs he had Undergone, 1t IL no,
known whether his master tie train or not
Coroner Sanxay did not deem 1t necessary to hold
Au inquest.
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Il ID understood that the Yankees captured by
General F.oyd's command, rear the Kentucky
'5rudArv. viii arrive here to day by the Eanv;lie
.-aiz faey .lI be held, as already stated, under
STAT. authority ~ hostages fo- the release of Col
lar7oua tie gauan, man who captured the st.
Nieh9laa Under the direction Of Gov. LetCheT,
gga;; "a haze been prepared in t2e State arnoEy,
fae- Ct IL and Cary s.ree.s, .or the close &C
l.4oaa,iCu Of two hundred.
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Prison Hssxs The following soldiers were put
in Castle Thunder Saturday, charged with dsser
ton, viz: Jesse Edds, so D, 18TH Us bat; VIM Ken
drick, Whittnshsm aIty; John korriSssy, w Gil
Le:cher bat'y; Jno Murray alias Ino OEeaI, substi
tute and deserer, Purcell baty; john Gaines, sen,
from hospital No 10; Trisby Dix ard Ssmr Psg ans
sent by Judge Oud to be court E,art;sieG; Jno Gal
lahan, Captain Leeke CO, deserser; jsnsa Oakley
Hsmpden artillery, dessrter; L Wsissr co &, 7la
Ga reg't, druakenness; a Kedden, CO G, "a N {
reg't, deserter; Lseheus Champion, Hsr.pden artil
leg dseerter; James Blk, q " Brown, Holcombs
Legion, deserters: h Kean. claiming to be a Ken
tuckian, no papers.
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The LIBBY Prtsca.-There were IL this prison
yesterday morning thirteen hupdr I'd and fifty an
kee prisoners. One hundred and twenty (vounded)
were received Deeenhsr ls, one hundred and nine
the 18th, and on the Goth thirty-eght including
one negro. The wounded that can bear removal
and enough of the well ones to make up a5O VII!
DO sent OF by flag OF truce directly q boat is an
nounced a. City Point. All the Yankees here have
been parolsd ready for Northern journey ~ soon
a. Transportation can be had.
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sCRssIDR REPORTED TO BE REMOVED.

TIE report that the fankee army has sea.n
,hsns-d commanders since tie recsnt severe battle
s.. desicksbrrg is renewed. This (: ne it REACHES
e.. lv Way OF Staunton, snd IL said to have ss its
.-sa la. notice u the fact appeared In North
- psper received in tia lower part of the Valley.
Tie re9or. Now has 1t thnt Fremont il assigned 20
ap coa4nsns Of the Army OF the Potomac We
d no. think there Is sry foundation for sbe rumor
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Truck TAterins at Brrasctls--Arrest of tie
1hisvss and Their Summary Pvntshmcat--On
Ihursdsy night last lady, travelling o. the Dan.
vile train, was myste,iously relieved OF her trunk
1T Burhsville, and had to proceed on her Journey
without It, Ths following night q gentleman ar.
rived at ths same point and having learned Of the
previous theft, determined to sscure his trunk by
sitting upon 1t while waiting the connection of the
trains but, while shus guarding his property,
u friend whom he recognized passed by, and he
arose 20 shake hands with bin and a few moments
interview ensued between then. On taking leave
OF his acquaintance hs turned roaId to look after
bis trunk, which, to mis- asto1ishmsnt had been re-
moved. Search was made that night for the miss
ing property without success. The gentleman re-.
manned q: Burssville over night, scd on Saturday
morning. In conjunction with number Of psssea.
gers and other parties renewed the search .hroug
the neighborhocd. In this last ssarch they were
more successful. they rot only recovered the two
trunks, but discovered snd arrested the thieves
two men who have been lurking abou. the junction
FOR some time plying their avocations" II The
absence Of Court to pass sentence or officer tG
execute it, the parties were taken to the woods,
where they were koth severely fogged, and after.
wards swung up oy rope to . tres, where they
continued Suspended until life wss nearly extinct
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A,resn.-The police on Saturday. and the night
of that day. srregted number Of parties, who were
deposited In the cage for the night; but being un.
der the ban Of tbs law for such offences - drunk
snness firing pistols In the street. and riy
Mayor, there being no means Of warming the cells
Of the cage. aud 1t being far too Geld to keep tAsm
In without artificial heat
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NTALr hLH COAL AID EARNING LAND,
y m sUMBERLAEn COUNTY, FOR eALA

NTALr hLH COAL AND EARNING LAND,
Y m SUNDERLAND COUNTY, FOR eALA
VIII be as ON TUESDAY, the ed Of Deeerl Der,
1862, on tss premises, the TRACT cY LAND b..
longing ts Z. o. Robertson and B. L. Anderson
containing 63S Aeres Immediately on tie Farm
ville and Buckingham Plankrosd, and In three
miles Of ,AS town OF Farmville. Tho Land 10 In q
high stat. Il Improvement, AID il we'll adapted 70
the growsA Of wheat, cofn oats, and tobacco, with
about Is ssrss Of rich bottom land, $50 ssres Of
original growth, and the balance In open land, with
comfortable buildings in GOOD repair. 1t has three
Of COAL through IL, OF superior quality, one
of which Il being worked, and 1t yields abundant.
ly. It s accessible 70 Fa.mvills, and by railroa,
to Lynchhurs, Petersburg, d Danvills, where II
hss been u5ec for soDs tins, end u considered OF
tine best quality.
We think it useless - give = further description,
- any one wishing TO purchase viii view the pre-
misses. Nr. r. /. Anderson who resides on the
place will take pleasure In showing it
TERMs-.Ose- third csxh the balance In Ix and
twelve month"; the tits to be retained until the
purchase morsY n paid. r. 0. ROBERTSON,
De 5--uds~ II. l. ANDERSON
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to Capt. William e. HurrAy's company. Of the
Maryland line, a splendid Confederate Asg, cosa.
posed OF tho beat red and white silk. The deld Ia
of red dix grded with circle Of stars. In the mid
die Of which are the words My Maryland" II "a
an appropriate recognition Of the ssrvices q Capt.
Murrsy's 3 company, and will be borne woPthily by
the Mrylanders cOmpoAiuH Il.