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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
St. Louis. Oct. 81

IL. LuNlSb oCt. z 4.
The most serious disaster that has WIS.,
tied our river marine for many years, &C.
CURED to-day.
About noQn fire was discovered in the
hold of the Steamer III. ID. Bacon, unla-
ding hemp at the foot Of Locust street,
The flames spread with great rapidity
creating great CONSERVATION among ada
cent steamers, and before they could be
removed the Magill, Mcdowell, Estella,
and w. H, Russell were wrapped in
flames and destroyed, together with con-
l'tents. About 600 bales of hemp, 100
bnles cotton and large quantities Of mis-
ceiIaneous freight piled on ieyee was also
consumed Loss estimated at 81 SO, GOO.
Harrisburg, Oct. 81.
Gov. Curtin has no knowledge Of an
other meeting of Governors at Washing
ton. The whole story is disbelieved.
Louisville, Oct. 27.
The Grand jury indited Gen. JEFF. G..
Davis for manslaughter, in killing Gen.
Nelson.
The first through mail for Nashville
since Morgan's raid commenced, will
leave tomorrow morning.
No news from any point cast of here
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
JOHN sTAssUs,

Surveyor OF the Port,
Custom House ofiee, Keohuk, Aug 20, 'n2-aug2s-oti
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
NUnBEn lO3.


i. Tbs rebels have enioved an iu,rn..- 80,
inEr IN having generals Of dash ana pIncf
like Beauregard, lee aud Sionswall Jackson.
hrd sIiii more. m having Eoverurnent which
puf fhem forward. while the generals who
hare been the chief faxoriics with onr gov
ernqsfnf. 7iave heen 81 The McCicllaa AMI
Buell. -nasterly inacfivifv- order. who haxe
ai~a1s gore into battle. a sciooliov driven =,
School. only wien driven 10 f-ht by The ia-f
'of a. impatient. .ia< paving people Mors
part lcnitfly, hoFerer. ii1s 4 been ia the cscr-
age and activity 'of certain cavalrr nfF;r--.
like Stuart. Morgan md A-hbr that anr-bin-
which HiSht justly be called snF sriosifv has
l.een dispEgea on the part e the rebels
liseir raids. t,lough not fDr-nidsfie IN tl,e.n-
selves. have IN fact been of irn;nen-e service
10 them They have been extrrrncir. araov-
ing 70 rs. viiir they have done insre u keep
M he hearis q .-be enemy than really i.rpoT-
i-1nt rici.r les They are ex1cily Ct liza class
u erl'ioiis Wli-ch err-t b, - 'Tl-iss rs 1.lk
lf'nrt AMI esnlf aver T4ic- ll,lt'-s-- = .-o,i
deal % ifidiSidp4i pro~ess. and have zone ar
- enconTa-e tic faruriir southern aorion -
persoiszl superiority.
I la qo.v.ngiSi,i sial lec-n lighting. the North
en- soldiers have never ilss eroer7o-s \, rh-
Sluher7 iroor.- - ANY Others. it. IL ,l- i,-i,-
~ 1a4liiies Of perSollai-aslv-nrIre. as e1i,il
liiesl IN cavalry ~ ani s.lccessf al s,,,i- ana
s,ounnE rrlitliificns fhe Soufherrcrs ~,
c-.rtaiiily taken The lead
II ~ % not pretciid 70 disguise the fart that
sr'r Hiiairs Of this description i We r,I,s have
rfar ~e e1ierfain great aslmirafioB ard rrioice
ri ;leir locenrr-i.ce i,oi a Eiile Ia fheir I'M
MEDIATE bloody c1nseqrences u-ir tnou-l,
thottsh they Is. thry are 10 us,rsr 'rlst- ANY
other fighting to tie lieafh wilile they awake,
= spirit and = feeling which are r-aicns4f-l =,
yield nearly Al Ne rsllreni;nr features ,,i,;r,
The grim and HARDENED fisare ar rar ran =.
sui - Possess- 8ecanke tiey l,e-~t !, ,i=s,,-
- inn "a re0kl-r<n-ss a. l,rrs,rh hI .iar-.r he
iiy no nieaiss i--ks men crnel Brarerr ~,
'irflzrify usually 20 hand IN i,a,sl. st-;rit "a
clsFaisy al AZ army. wliie rlic,ilafe I +, ma
rrcii brave in t@tile. iasf As strongly inc.n,e-
fp iiake ricrs respectful II IT, ms r,.-,-s "a
Tho nlelliserrnf and weak. aad -e',~ro-, - /.
ri len iar- Sa~.iingiti1 lrr7sl-. l- his snax.
lnifresiinS h'siorF nf fie war. iefz-ea fia.
II tniariis an Msors. -. fi,-iri,,- .|f.l-, f-
~ ,ss'ssf q fi.e ssS~~s,i , 81 S,a;,,. tells e.
FipF ile SAME ulrris.-s ,,ir sls.re n,..l .a,ii,
t4i -i'ie -sa.i-si &c - ~T- F-r- a-rri~i ~
10 1crt lefzeen the li,.,iis q il. IA, 4
= hang t-e con-issir- n frtcni-- al rl-Ne-
Fii' fl'. s'Tironcr or NIX an1 ii..-.r-r-s- -f
fs F'',.s,-cc o. Hros.E u ii,-ir irsni~. o. "a
( fiiiirr i,1isn- iiie modern tiiinrsr are AZ a.
5 <iIbc iiric ssnsuTiIstisiv i,strar.l., s,l f.-,,
Z sly criirl- -1l-ri' : neilcr illln- rirln IS
+ ~ = = i~r tii-ir' s,snssi-s's X Lrsf D--s
: "a,
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cHATFANooGA TENN. TUEsDAY. DECEMBER Z So


scetresAOndsnce Of the "Rebel-''l
All rejecting aud thinking men seem to be
Impressed with The idea that the greatest evil
that threatens Jas as Nation, is the deprseia-
tiqn Of our currency Those who speak or
write on the subject. seem TO urdersteDs the
causs Of this evil very well but fey seem to
lave proper thought cato the remedy. YourH
article in d late No. Of the Rebel on this sub
|jert was 50 appropriate and true. that desire.
n thank you forSiis production. and at *
same Time ceJl attention to piece of history.
tllat ulay-affofd good deal OF information. I
allnlcto the financial crisis in the American
Revplotion. Ibis occnfnesiHin the fifth yrar OF
the var. an account Of which may be found in
Bptta's History of the Revolution. 2nd Vol.
\ I4al Book. and abont the 36eih page. in which
Iit win be seen that the Continental Congress
went Oh precisely as the Confederate Congress
4 IS now doing The currency Al that time was
4 Irendered utterly worthless aud the amy was
/ sh she point OF siisbaadlus. All this eyentful
1 period. tile Congress seem 70 have submitted
khe whole question of franee TO the fame.
lIRollert Morris, OF Phiadelphia. who had IRE
lAioTsly laid his plans before them These
Iplans were complicated and extensive. yet he
Had the ability to carry them out successfully
Bat tile historian tells US very plainly how tn,
vas done lie says: Bait fonrdation wa,
lileefssafy to all these new dispositions 9th,
frcasnrer and this foundation consisted il
taxes. From the adoption Of Robert Norris
fna5leial scheme. success attended the colonies
fut ~iihout taxation the Whole plan woul.
! have bern lifeless From that isS for ward
8 lhslir cseIit VISA gcol. theif c1rrkncy sound
]. ihsir army victorious and sncceSs:uI. ans III
Il w4E brought to. close tile ne1k year, Sow
wlly shpuliLN'e not pfphI hs this>1esson q
ilhiHtqry2 Is there any reasss s,ifT lie xeaitl
llei tlie country snonld not bear its part OF Ia
,55TtaiFdeus Of t..is war. ThsCohgress has iaxe
i tlI9 flesh aud blood oStIlg lives Of SIS peapl.
4 IrsArly To their Units. Gan my one tell wa
H iIRy have ta5ied TO- fax wealth.? Hal tic.
liine 20 % hall the extent ihey lave taxei Il.
II lriiJes OF men. high PRICES and rpecula,5e
Il llyfald not now Ye suiljecis ',f complaint. az
h raeIi a thing as 4 depiechted currency y n,ll
lsIbd uiiknowu. rs
II This subject requires f'sHihcr eluc;.iaiioi
! .'Ii hope ffeu VIII f.,ltin'is tp give it lgr
.sikeI,ion lh'il i IS pioE'srIy l'niiers;ool IL
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prentEcians.

From tic editorial coitnnls Of the Jonrral
Iwe make these extracts Isood 9'a,t and illll.:-
It'd Eelii: Il
flhe letter ola rebel Nilow 10 Gen U.a-
Vhlry Marshall fYhIa in ruplirey ~ late
I}cadg nariefs Al Ltxinttnf has been sent to
uk. Tie Widup- is e1ceeilingly anxious 10 re-
cover lost album. cpiliaiuilig photographs OF
all Tie principal rebel Generals Ne ars sor-
~ We cannot aid her ii recovering those phe.-
ttss-apIs. but perhaps we may be induced TO
send her ours if il viii fully console her for
EFr great n sfortRne.
The widow says that lier photographs were
skwed mp IN a black ALPACA apron She must
Iikt carry errs abonf in llcr apron. She tasist
9tit sweeliy repSse-shs knows where.
What good docs it do for lie new spapcrs to
lisep M, tleir angry distussions al 20 the re-
stovai of Gen. McClellans II thcS can make
II better use OF their columns. they are not ft
b lave columns.
We are sli.gust{d At seong nominations FOR
the Presidency. Jet is rake sure Of having
d country before We undertake 10 decide who
sHlali be lis Grief Magistfate.
The aa1icAls confess fiieslselves terribly per
Iilexed to decide What 10 do with tile negro.
suppose then they lei hin alone Have they
never thoHsht OF that .
The Grenada kppssl speaks of Humphrey
Marshall IS only 20 years old. lie Is co.
10 isi'i Modern Grease. he's Ancient Grease.
JEFF Davis doesn't seem able to work ,.pon
the synipaillics OF his people. But when he
+ hung, hE viii touch the right cord
The newspapers are still fighting over Gen.
Fremont We would MUCH rather fight over
him than 9nder him
Tile working men talk Of gettirE up strikes
n New York. We visa our armies would
yet up few.
Tho Boston Post says tfa; an pshccr. who
Processes 10 he authority on the subject oi
military 4ctics tore of the seat OF his breecli-
90 with his spurs the other day III attempting
to dismouut from lis horse.
DEATH OF A Sos or SEcRETART WkLLEs =
Secrefar, WelIes son Herbert. aged four and 4
half years. died on Tuesday OF dyptheria. HI:
! body was taken 70 Hartford.
AssrsTi ixr sEcRs1AEy OF w1E-chas A
IDal,a, Iste editor OF tlle New York Tribune
las been appointed Assisteht Secretary Of
llWaf IN place of SIR Wbcon, resigned.
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Frrln ths Gaivesto1 Crsx..) News Nor.-.l
4 iefter Brenbnn 70 tie TelrEr.rh infsrrss c .
thai Geerai Hra~t.n p4~-ed ihrol<h fnaf place tt-
offer day Or hi- r,y - In4rrrnds1> Win rs fa-i ~
Ifle opie 81 0rs s1h1 urr- a. th> time h.tlslr
mrcfinr IN rriati41 c~rrnrr an Gun = a..
~ nrr ~eut a. fsrnsr4i Ho1-fn- rauue-sn- 1f-r
kiv hi< views = ffa conpIie1 ana ~ A. =. fo
csiild sir<--e-Ely- cad : - us.akea-I rt1i.d
So. ~ tear DRIP and tarre- he h,t,lled
pp sod toked arslnd - r1eelinr H a. u e
Re pie n aoiie ~ ~ ..E taat = i-lsal ;,
erie inrney. loinl - hin with aactr ~ ---n.
that WluId le pr1i-t 1e1f rnnn-h HiIho1r rrsrtfrE
60 ne hsrrher 1n-a.-rer a1Tucztld ~ n III
irie14s ar0al1 Ai'n SD that D. Errns in<tanos~
rtrpped IN ard -.1d he csId roIlct tn ii.ai
lad fure where thr l4T rrrse~l- The rurr fin-
1u1s IaiF thrt i1e cIscifrr s.1't haT- - rEt ~
reln-at IN TIE c-ur~e - ~ rrr1trks - asi1 ma
inc aay taorc ma aE1J sr1m Ire St4ie lie a1ri~
hin nit. IN fee taT- -ent or -ii. th4t tsere "a
Ht1eIl lad cuntro. hi-n Al 1haf - Et.1 e
Ell dIi'E n Si,fs = b kncke -nfs soksd ga
bsitehfud ok - eieurr-wuir -h- sar4Er Idi-r
rl- 81 one fidr. he alea. eeE. Arzicaa lbe
otbers fh- ene.ny IN ps-e~i.,a 81 ra.-i ~
EID m lae inferf.r {, IosE n sn1 Whirh
ftan 81 - of ts typ sI that 1runkrn rarell
Jaek HamiIion. % b Iokfd sitter. uho apriatcd
ni1afJ Euseruir - l1nrsln- - r q ur< IN tr1rr
rlntrrntt of n pt',pe ~ Trxr- - Vz3ad ~ ~
s,yi1< int fhs rr,1 lblr lis ll-- nc-rrut -
ah.ch - wrulc eErr 11tlr~s pr11c l1-r11ly--tnr
i.d IN fke hriLk AM The othrr IN he GIarr "A ex
htrtrd q femperzne a1d n1derll1r and T. u<a -.
y mafr hing - 70. piurr- Ard DESTROY rneir b1nr1
1Eeii rrolertT. kc- and c1r-ln1el 81 bra1l1lu -
lrafion Il i eass- driTa. f-ur-
his so1.s and hPa.s i1ooi e.'s q res.o7. .ss 60,
1 iberfy ef Tex.s H.s r5-ksi- and uhsrs ~ nsn 81
Pesfs1 - lsy ha tens1-
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Tns PErss ~ IT. nr-Ir<-1'he 1-rksi
Nisrissirrian Indulge ia well iiih-.l "
marks ilr other dzy iisssn tire press AMI "
duties wiien ilr pii..ic press. IL very III
propI lziciv says. faii~ or fa.irr> in is hi4ls
.nissinn- - sn,srnn ani res.,ni.Siv ve yocatsl3-
when II ceascs . si1r~ 10 sreAk - rrsitii-fit-
y-s.sl,e sfatlI il Tic spirit of truth fl,.,nk
she heavens i,e rent. let if reach or aides
whom Il NAV; Il is painfully oniinoi,s of welt
Beees. venalify and coming evil. Niscn wii
officers and agents ~ government and e,lrt
tors cf .H,g-iic kertisi.ent learn - anprecittc
me cardinal frnfh-ihat tie prs.rle--siir clt-
zens Of Stsfe are. in high zni impori.li
serse. fh- lSase2 That there IS more ifieiletk
ma-e palriofisH. more honor and truth mate
energy of action. moe sclfsacrifcirs detl-
tion. out Of Congress than an Congress That
our civil rights and political integrity depedll
under The blessing Of Aimiehty PrnxidriIte
npon the CORRECTLY iafoE-acd native ini~llf
gence of individual men. scfing i,v co-nm,tii
fies and States That no truth affecting ~
common veal ought 70 oe Withheld from tts
pub'ic-fhaf no prejudice should lie connitti-
anred--that hhmiliating. unpaIai-nie truth
mrsf he f0ld-fhaf ransrnns drafts innst IT,
administered ID diseased body r,oli,ic. o. fiis
patient viii dif-tliat no man IN Office ahr
out Of oEice. high or lor. ninsi hc si,artti
from censure when onr vital Interests ie
pend uF-n lie ccunfry'E lnovirc ih.
trfth = hat incapzcify and incninpefr1r,
mlist he expnssd-in short. that onr rcbtil.
miist lave reason for secnIs and implicit cor
fdence IN what the pres FrnnnlEafe<. and II
the men who lead armies aud control fhe civ
administration. Failing slis. al Is donbf. u.
trrsf. EuRpici9n. apprehension. indeeision
wsakne 50. failure. los ruin.
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EAsr TEssKssKE REernks:rs.-The East Ten
Dessee regiments. thaE tonight and suffered
.nnder GEN Morgan At Cumberland Gap and IN
The wnhderiul retreat. have been ordered 70
pin Gen Rosecrai,<. vhose keen eyes are d.
rected toward the old home for which their
hearts srh ycarniRg- The 81 and 6 h are al
ready at \ ashviIle. the 5th. Col. Shelley, is
now here on its way, tie 9Th is - Cincinnati
an will soon be here and tie Let and 81 are
between GalipoiTs and this city L0aispiEs
Journal
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RI.rA1caIs rOa rHs DAlLr ss.zI-
roRHIes NEWS,
TnE PROPOSED MEDEArIoN.

RirH4oSD Nov. s0.-Drouyen De L'Huyp
tie French Minister of foreign affaits ad iress-
es a dispatch 70 the ambassadors Of France at
London and 81 Pe-ersbarg. dated Paris. Oeto-
her 3o:R. lie refers 4he painful interert With
which Europe has watched the struggle. 1ay-
ing in America. Europe has euFered from
he coazequences1 of the crisis. which has
dried uf one Of file most fruitful sources Of
public wealth The nentralify niainfaIncd by
France and other powers. ought to make Them
Of service tolthe two parties by helping them
ont Of position which seems 10 have no
issue. AZ last accounts she two armies we're
in cohdition that would not allow either par
~ any de cided advantage 10 accelerate con-
clnsigh of peace. All these circrinstances
point to an opportunity Of an arInistiee The
Enperpr has therefore. thonglt the occa-
sion las presep.ed itself Of offering 10 the
lbelligsrents. The gspd ofic~rs Of mlritime
powers lie. (the Elnieror) therefore. pro-
pnse- that England. Russia and France. should
propose an armistice for six mouths, during
which, every act Of hostility. direct or indi-
rect should erase at sea. as well rs on land
The arrnistice might If necessary be renewed
for further period. This proposal should
mot imply any pressure in negotiations for
peace. which il is hoped wonll take place
during the armistics.
:. Esrl Russell, in his reply. says Her Maies.
g r. Government recnsnized with pleasure the
j design Of arrestin= the progress Of the wal
= by frienlly measures; but asks is tho end
rrrpasei afsaTnsioie Al The present moment l.,
!. the cpnrse suggested by the t;ovcrnrnent O.
: FranSe After weighing ~. information
= v-tiet lszs i-rea received from America. Her
e Majeffy's 'sovcsn1ae.st sre led to the conelr
! sion tlsat there is no ground at the I,res-n
mpn,Srt to hope fl'at The Fedeisl Cove. rnlen
] wlnlR accept the proposal sna ,sted. and re
fuealI frfm w-sS irgton At sl,r present tim,
}. w,.nlIi prevent any speedy r., , of like %
= fcFs. Iitr Mejesfy's Gasesn.ar sainkk there
l'fc tllft it wonl.l be bssies ~aii 4 time
~hea tAs.ihrec ciuris may e.Es shsir tiendl,
c,iTubel with greater Ffps eei Ian how exist
q itf ieins accepted lv tic i~o coatesd;n,
: i4r:i-s
Frfrcc GaleselsaSoiF replies that the pro
i rhscl hiesiiasion If presented in an oficial {.
e ofieious character would be cansc Of arriving
" Al results opposed TO nacifcations n. hoss
+ EYER France should persist IN her intenfio
r of me.lialicn and England shonld acquiesce i
: tier course ii.sirariious shall b sent to Baro
Q Stoekle at Washington 10 lend the French an
y English ministers. If not Official aid at leas
!, mora support.
~ The London Herald bitterly denounces tn
IT Hpn-intsrventiOn policy Of the British Govcra
nenl.
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I'VE uish n hzrs IS rr - .-<rs 80 - rat r-,i
w g Dad rnanfy. Geo. We wil pey rcrd ~
res- Pers1ns ll1Fnr 1eErora - 1lr< - a11res<
Il Trrrtun r,rn P<rulrrnf errloTnIert.
orfls-Ius n. n NcMaHaN = @.
- KaaxrIna Hs<i~tcr anl At-ala caafs1srnsT
t,pT - .rs1 ~ - kn.rrE1.-
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The STEAMER Kensihkton. at Key West. re-
ports tho capture Of : rebel steamer The
Eiward Hawkins. from Havana for rebellion.
with arms ann 1nfti5m. nedicines.-etc tc- had
alsq bse4 captured-
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1 0u5 RS5trHkkk DErEsdFs. The tlufTs II
lyisksE burg rsfB4ing hlore strongly fbrtihf
and lie BAy DID Mobile is. being Ellgd Iitss 5A-
H,tr,etEoasIhs4iis-k she Yankee a4kfs- wiki
i;il4 feEtneF cty IconiiIhlesto 5l,.g tliem 4f
|ehfFe poFal Ff lbt biit "a ttf VII lIbs aFA,
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NEGRO FUND.

T1aEEN UP u-.r Esr-rsos- T-nn- n n-r-a ~
i rEmed hcnry- AZ ~ t-lan-s n r.. 81. IL
p ~ Ai-i---rpl Ha'i - 49, - r-ti--l s
Es-si-r lrircrl CH-t--na--Ea and Iaaatn-aa- Ti-s
ssnrr rsa l.rr IN - fs.rnr ps.,r.1sy saa "a, ~
de1rr~s-
sursei- p. b RarSDArs
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EFngxrrsr rst ts-Tsio men named WAR
AMI Miller. yEti srteEted Al rharIoiErsviIIl
EyaE. ql the ID, on the charge af bring f4
ltelkiy yely enEaa4E III H6rnEerfe5tisg the notes
ofhd &, nFeiIdrlale furEeIsct in IlEchaioHd X iti
in Fha year pAs9 lhl-l I II
Tlix srrsst4l Il Iis ]bclievei. are very import
|aflt, al,H tie dfh6aenieat wiIl resnIt in mary
iuiHoHt 4iit slisglhknrekI III 4.
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$50 zzWARDs

$50 EzWARDs
N RAN AWAY fi0n he s.k.--ih-- ta-rr Rr--
s (T1tK iau r,,'k i-e-lntF. Irnn- IA nrrra ~.
I Hi law sni fr+K Paw = aa3lf - r-srs
E<y4 nli. 4lruf i-et 3 ir-hes f.i-k w-f-I..
+ L[f . ui $50 - hrirht rnu i.sir ti.ir k.rsr
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- p. * rounfF-
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Ifrnsfacc F-r aharr Uarrisn - Hsrriifrn crrrsr.
aad r1lkirr her Hay 1sHnrts Na-trr' -
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sltlu Aabrrfisfnltnts.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwaar.
Cfoi-i-S f-i.n a, ~,'srib.- 80 q il.- ss.5 \ !.
- nris -rrrl n 1ZSt. ls ha.i. =. bfna lar 4.
tvs har--f,.tfl rl- rir4t r,-- 81 + !. .-a---
- hh- fi-l -fs- c47--a ~ ia-nili-- 49,. r.
.trs icpsr. ~. ~ .,.s E 81 ls..f AL s,-s,
lsf,s f-ward rii ~ paid i,r ne 49,
-4+i-. D A. NADfst st-faE.
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I.t)ST-FDIEND,f nc
$50 RRWARD

CToLEN Prom sae stf6Ir d ,aihaei Jones. Of Ca.
> to,l-a :s,anty "a, ol the lst inst. one gray
horse i've year. old. near sixteen hads high. with
each weather rtiihrk par ilfl with the meek
ns1r six ia lies hHg c4nStd bs iiif ial. rne above
reward III be paid delivery Of the horse ssso
sInls amount Tor tic thirf
sANEET. JOSEs.
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TAKEN Up

Nh put in jail IN CiftA@osza II srailton county.
"A East fenBesser the I'd day " iJeioher. 1857
1NEGllJ Man by the 1flIss of x, ES. sl-0 says he
tbeiong< 10 WIn. Jones' M ~ tmphiF. fr-n-s- S@le 10y
b.xs L ) feet - inllles high. 70 yvaF- 5i3.
'1eet5 j. II. swAIM .Jziior-
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1.-THE MOBILE ADVERTISER on GOV.
HAYES REPLY TO FORSYTH.

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= ''e .'1'' '''~1 ''Al'-e2rpeo reward Of
NV '''1s nfeo'.o"'l TOT me paspsse O covering
W - INC mo e''n.nss os 'hs
s'''. -. - 's',.'''s '''e arms ="
60 60 ''.''le.ss -. ma 4" 's'a,''' ~Aie''
80. z - .5s's''se 'I''s .a' e'sp niles 70
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80, - 81 Is . screen Asnr
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o1 hen1arky
We spoke not fsr Gen. Bars officially OF
semi. .liis;.,i,- vk e,,,,f. o,,~
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-.-' 80 f's.fll e1 ~ l-S'ei'1 tre pos ton
We repeat CUR q m and. unwarerins convic-
ton That IN rei1tatin< from Kcn,hctr n n,
Il found Ktpt,tl-r Rr.,-- ,,-3 -,
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my 'oe'. ifienn o.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHxoSD, Nov. 3O-FiTs commissioned or
hrerh and IS privntes captured l,y Gen. HaInp.
tpn's cavalry on the 29th. arrived here to
night on the Central train.
Northern dates to the 27th have been re.
ceivfd.
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- Adv-rtiSsiiAFts nsk NJ te< j 3n coy icr =
laDeched time viii be pFibli4iri one no It'll md
cha ged according ~ tlio 4bovs rates
SPECIAL Notices charged ,ile nrirt n. i n.
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Rates CT Aduertisinr

oncz7ansre II TEN IixEs fr less. one Insertion.
81 90 :sId 20 cents for each subsequent insertion
iess than Nens Rs,silth.
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MAsoNIo FEMALE INsTlTUIE,
n CLkvfE4.AND. TENN
Rev IN. fssad shaw. P,iarlpal.


n HE mex, sessSsn d tbs Ins.tte vii commence
i on Mandsy the lst dsy Of September next, under
The i,recfsaI and proikssnr~hip ~ the Rev Ar fFsd
thaw who has hrIscharge u IL for the ast Ter
ntiiihs-
Ths Trustees IN makang this announcement would
most especially apltal 10 all titizrtNe WHO have
daue hftis educate TO send th III to this institution
Mr Bradshaw has hSd charge II the school ~ tls
last ten ipaaths during which time he has rendered
ample an ze mig ht Say universal satisfaction the
Trustees patrons andpupiis. There never a bet.
fss time for men % eHsafe their h.ugALers an
i--moa j. pienty-eTerytling ilTsaeF IsssS keafs
Two pFcrs, and the iit'u y tasF raaofs = The same
thatf was when eserytb.sg war ~. low fgfues.-
Nhat excuse tlsne be roy efi n nan who lscS-
ccs Ia educate his d3ughteIl S7re- Bevalse here
4. Cleveland n nitily locality. We institute
With excellent Instructor ; es b. ss,fieien corp
ol Assistants To in-aact al who may tassrln will
,helr taironnrv si one and al puf their shoulder
tc he heel and build up snth fehsie - Viii be Of
!, lc,.lshIe be,teft ta u and annonor tcwn -
Ne have the building and We haye tne fea' h'fs--tlt
balanre dceoyrr i.pn the penfic- We hope they ma1
nobiy perform I'll. " duty.
The Trustees are thankful 10 tho fiizen1 for fht
oatrurage bestawed upon Mr.. Bfa dstah hele'd u
a. d are glad knuS that under LiS ailnnstl uor
fi1e pstfaton bas not <t any of tie fiya.le + pa
tstlnn 4 .astlined i the better dasf 81 TAG f.pub
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Terrna "a .anhaorirtion-

DnLr Rrsrl pef year :. $40 90
>Iflx Months l.. !. 1890 5 90
Thfee Mouths ......->--.. ooi
Dns NORTH 49,. ...--.-....- fol
s6r Ias ksH mast ae amBany ali orders for The
F9per. Shispastef- " DIiyste persns will reeeve
n nfreufim. Tierenr- -ch shinpiaSters had better
oho - stnt 70