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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
HONE AFTER BUSINESS hours.

The road along ~aich ;L- nan ef bu.i-
ness travel IN Pursui; of eoupetsucs or
wealth Is ant m,camiEed ors, por does
It Often head through plcasart scenes aad
oy w.ll-pring. of delight, Ou ,As contra.
ry 1t Is u r"ugn snd rugged path. bsses
with ''wsi;-a-blt" iharms. snd full OF n;,.
i"i!s waiah ean oa.y be avoided hy the
rxr'ciss af watchfal care asd eircua-
speet'"n. After csch days journey over
'a's " rss thin corduroy turapike, the
S'yl,rsr ne'ds soaeshing raore ,hsu res..
Is ql'res salsce aud d-scr,es il. lie 10
wary u ;hs dull prssc Of lif.s, a,hi-s. for
To. pastry. HapPy is the aan tbs, csn
nnd thas snlm,e aud that poetry ss haaae.
Warn greeting frola tae loving heart.
i'nd gl-nsas 're'a bright eyes ,has
"Msrk eur coming.
And look brighter when we csm.,"
,ae welcome shouts Of children. the ,h,u.
saad little arrangements for cur comfort
aud enjoyment that silently tel! OF Thought
ial and exPectast love; thu gentle mini.
tratious the, di,encumber us iu,o an ola
lay seat before We are aaase Of it. Ts.ss
aud like TOKENS of affection and sympathy =
constitute the poetry which reconcile us
to the prose of lif. Thak of this. 70
wives and daughters of busiscss mes.
Tank of the tolls. the auxi.,ies. the NOR
t'acatiohs and Wear that fathers undergo
6" SECURE Cor you comfortable honos, and
Compensate lhem for their trials by max.
iag them happy by their own Sss-sids.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

c,natsirf.it SO grseniacks an 10 eir.
calsascu shroogscui d. sozs,ry.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
sslhT hsFS's chzETT-
~ rraLIsszs gsGEr ,Hc.spA1sY
wAL1TH r"oa1sos.

Y,ax.es ac~scnarr,rs- e. sarersn-
PSF. :, be raii within six mouths. M
.-:i@''riT+iop viii b. received far Q short-
~ sar..s. .h>r 81 months. nnd nr paper
j. .,lkers.iHrei ustii all srr..aragss ARE
ys.t' ~xssrs &c ;hss aps4"s of tine TabE-a-
-. tk
Tsxss ~ AsvrkTisrsH. gi per
s-,narc 'or the FIRST insertion. and IS
e:s. .tn' every sabselnent inssrtlon. -
Gxslr lines nr les constitute a sqaare. -
II L.. nIm'-.r o. ;ns .rtions be NOT marked
Ell the sdv.rrisen,cat, il will be tublish-
oa .ut:i fo.sid. and charged acrerd .x..,
A sisrrul sis i,csioa made s.. ssa~e wh"
.d's'ii," !, she Y+.-
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

r,t e.. e. e. 's,'s sy,s.. s's.. ,..". T.y.s, ...i
Tasn s.n Thur-iay aad h.mdays a. earh
.'snk. - e'clscA. L. H.. FOR Halsim'se
..sAx say.~ Daisim rs IN. Miv.lnes Avs AMI
..xasis,s ~ Hruclnck, a.. N. fus Point
:. Is-.k.au aud iS~mari r.wn. tsassse
Wizard and ssisss tsa iJivi1l ssfs~i.s
isasiisnrsrs.
A t,eFi.sil. 4 S<se.
M. y3sa. laCo-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
IlTE {EslTgg's EiLE
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.

E1Y virtue - .sv., vrit- AZ v.-s,iiIiesi ex-
- p,n.ss. iys,r.l .,ii' .d ii. Calt.s,t ca'a
for :, war,'. Csssl.ss. enc II lhr. .ais II
'ss4.-firk si.a.r. lsu~tr. f.r s,s ssiv II
.sslniihwsspi" rse ~ H.a.i c. ,arrss
ga s>fI fin- gsoi>.assd ei.stsri.. issss- asfi
t,se,rtsts L. ~ Wlili IL IsssSw~A4ss.ssz j
Y.ri. Gs-sse l. C,ua.l,at' al Wa >'ui'f';
ani ih- .,gi,,.r at tlr sait s.f Frg1h.eirk >i."e
Tr,lstse i.,r fhs sa'- Il Sn;.,s''i' y u's ~
Hen ia In G.. iitrrrs. ss'in-t a, gals ltti
cha,irl> ianls AMI q. .n,rrts J. - Liam "
Favi,.r Il h-rt Far j. Il ,r.e I: C.,n,l.i''i s.''i
William SAINT ap.i 10 ia" ..'rr!'''t. 're
sriz-i aai i,krl ia .xt~"'iu u t''' Fis''s,
title. Interest, claun aa- e-'n'wst ~ l.'r si.s!
in equity. pf the .n! vi a<n y. i.r'pF
r. .i-ri Far l. G~ursc r. E,"phs'I ant W.
;,,ath in aud u tic lullosI"S property,
,Sjt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

A New York letter IN tLs Hartford
Times records tho f.llowing: Il
Many years sgo a-stuieDt. tbnroashly
inkusd With dectrip~s Of Abslisipnisss.
graduated ffnn, Yale C,ll'.g-. sai studied
f.r the ,niai-try. into vhirs hevas in doe
time admitted. During the .6sst yesf oi
hi- pri4-'ly life he olIeIar IS saisdidase
~ vssrna- churches in Coaaeei,e,It and
NV Ynfk but rrc-iv.d n. call fr,.. nny
ssacs syures sili b intseiessd sns;-s!ssssy
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
CNhSftBi.f'S SAl.E UF'
YAL EAEA r
cL.ZGRD .pRD.fEsh II I .

r1T pitu. Of fhrc. wri,s rf Tenditiuni
n Esp", ,as. issued BY . Justice Of the
y c.-hsae State Of Maryland. ~ and
f~ ssist Msrys County. sne at the ,uir
.; 4 :, Aseli. and .ae y, the aui, at j
W J Msvrs xg.insi the g.'vds asd chat
b.. l,a1s sul tenea."nts of u urge IL.
Woodward and .ue Vt the sui. "f j Y
J,'h"s ~ against the y'~l. .ad ehs..rl-.
!,.ds aud tsn"4..n.s .t J.hn ltro~n. y
h a"M Urorgr II. Woodward. aud :. n.r
.,,-a~'ed. aasr s.is and sakes in exc
easiaa al the right. sitl~. iairrrst. ~lniu,
and iemsu,i. at lAw asn is squry. ~f ihc:
saii tsA1rg- II Woodward aas John
Aee"U ~ and 10 the !slio~iag properly. +"
sI:
res. q. uutaIX
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

RATlFICA TION NOTICE
b q Harris. ! In the Crcui'
VS. Court for st, Mary.
VI. NJ. Hayden i C"anfy. sitting as u
Il. Fred. Maddox. C"Ir' Of Eqlity, n
administrators o. T. 1853.
George Ii ydeu. l.
,ahcrs
nRDFRED by the Court, tha, ,hr
~ Trustees report. il"d in this case. H..
ratified and confirmed, ualr.s cause to ,h-
contrary he showr.. on nr b-f"r. the 'hirai
Monday in Jane next: Provided n copy 81
.hi1 "rdr he pabl.shrd iu the 81. Mary's
Gasefc, .lcr week for three w..ks
,ri,,r To the said ,hiri Monday OF Jun-
h-xt.
The Tr,s'"a'. report states the amoust I
OF sale to be St,o05
GEORGE BRENT.
TIN. C,py-Test.
JAHn; r B.iKISTONE, Cl'k.
Dee 81. 1853 -3s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
Id 1IaIsTRlTeh's SALE Of
V4L BE
ksONAl PROPERTY. {

yisiu@ Of an or.l.r Of ihr Orphan
Iaif far 'ssit Mary. c,,unry. the
jrn-d. a.iinini >tra,or sf Jes Dsvid.
Aai,i tl,uasy, ae-eas..a. viii IN at
n. sAt late pFea,i.~- 4 said
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

FRAscs axn rus UHrrED Sra-ss.
is sai! that Senator Aceosgas. OF Cali
forpia. ~slii1iroduce . rssoiaiion desasf-
ing she Ereach invss;on OF Mc1iso sn sa-
fEsfndiy sri, anil ineairiue IL it be srlsake
d4sy Of tbe Urises dtstes % dselars lz.s
sg4irsi Fssncs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
THIaSDAY. the 2siI 'iay .
December. ii,staa:,

G' fir II uaf the nexi fsr nav hereafter
--Chss' ,uas-day 4pd SunSay's excepted }
az a> personal es,a;2 Of he said Joteph
D-r:i to sit;
Horse; o1en; Cows; Uozs; Sheep; crop
Of Cora; rrpveut" Farming Utensils;
iI,d,:hnii aud Kitchen Furnitare; and
many pia.r ARTICLES too .ciDu. To emu
lL:ra!a.
Trr.a. of Sale: AL OF suns % ten dol
isrs ani under cash; Oh all >uas above
that smnuut II credit of six n"u;hs will be
yiysb. thn purchasers t. give band With
.eruriiy approved by ;hr uni rsign-d aud
bearing int-rest from. the 'ia,. or sale
Z FORD.
Alu,aIsrra:or
U.c Al IS69-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby give, Thai the s.is,-esi-
IN 5ttx hare ol,tained ION, The O nl.:r.
Coar; of II. Mary county. In Nsryla.4d, ,et.
sers nf aSmisii traitor an the nersa,aI estsse q,
Bennett tean. late .f SAID roulfy. Dc.
etese-i All fetsnas having claims aeain., ;hs
Eaic dseeased are hereby ~'srned 40 exhiht the
sanse with the proper yuue.hes ihereof, Is lhs
saoscri',-rs ur I,efare me l3sh aav af Jous
1864. otherwise hey msy b. eNciddfd by la
frs IN MI heeeas Of TIE said rFra'e is.seh ~
der our hanis this i6h day of DEE, ls0,
Il. c.H RIaN,
At a VIM C ABEf.f..
AdAsnAsy4:.ses
Dr. lfsh fpE9ar @sS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Rebels In Disguise.

Washington, Nov. %.
S Yesterday evening abou, ninety Of
Mosby's men approached within three
miics Of Bsalton with tho infeauon Of
making . raid on the railroad. being
dressed in Federal uniforms. The de-
sschment of the let Pennsylvania and
9th Ohio cavalry. who we're within the
immee iase neighborhood at The time,
mistook them for friends, but soon DIS
covered their error, when the rebels fred
IA volley into them, BY which severai were
wounded. The rebels we're instantly pur-
sued and driveu into Smokers Gap. Six
OF the gang we're captured. At last &C.
accounts our cavalry had not returned.
Jenn Minor Bolts, who 10 nov NJ his
residence =. Auburn. Culpepper county,
ksppahannock, sent letter to the Rich.
anond Enquirer, on the subject OF his ar
previous u our recent advance over the
rest and treatment. lis interesting and
copy has been Obtained for publication
Impressions 10 regard to the enepy's
strength en- the Rapidan are various -
5 me maintain that Lees entire force
DOES not exceed 50 ,0J0, others place it as
high IS ~, 900.
1t raiped all day yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Arifal Raxena

Captain Mcclure the Arctic yoyaeer
says the raven may be seen, whsn III
winter 10 so cold that The wine is fyozeu
within yard Of the Ere, wiDging bis wsy
lthiougn the air u vigorously ~ if be
we're breathing the soil and warm .tmos
phere Of an English spring. Two ravens
once established themselves q friends ~
''hs family in Mercer bay. for the sake Of
scraps OF food thrown 70 them by the men
But tho chip dog, resentinx this mirage.
ment on his vested rights. used to az At
them, trying to catch them with his
mouth. Observing this, they were wont.
luss when the mes> tins we're being cleared
yut on the dast. heap, 70 throw shem,.lve,
antsationaily in his way, and When s.
sPrsng At them Az only : few yards Of /: :
sud when tie dog made another run The
made another fight. until they had lurad
MN to the shore, . considerable dis.aoee
Then they dsw swiftly to the sbio and
ne dsst heap, and had generality picked
out the best scraps. and made no ANAL
Wy IL deyonriss ihe ahole, before ,he
seinrn of the outwitsed and NOR lie /.
looking dog.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
FROM VIRGINIA.
Special to World.l

Heiaef 81 Indiana Soldiers in Rebel Pris.
ons.--Propositien 70 Release N.w.n..
Per Cerrespondents.
Special to World.
Washington. Nov. 81.
The Indiana State agent arrived here
to-day from Fort Monroe. bringing with
hin letter from Commisssoner Ould, il
reply to oEs of his own, stating that the
rebel authorities will promptly receive
and deliver to all Indiana soldiers. in The
confedesany, all supplies and clothing
which may be forwarded to them, and for
which he (OuId) viii give notice to the
Indiana authorities.
A proposition has been made to the
Richmo i authorities to release. uncondi.
tionally. without parole or exchange. an
newspaper correspondents now In prison.
provided release Of Asimilar number Of
civilians is made.
Advices from the front tonight state
tina. 10 collision has yet occurred. "a
The rebels have made NO demonstra-
tons within q day or tvo. bat seem 10 b.
slii ssssaethsaisg ,lheis saxshwahA soa
ARsa=tSsEs a sSss ess a. ~ Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
81 New Ydrk NV. %.

AnR1ny e the Posumae djsp411A. u
ths 4iss, s9dsJj tie amy = moi fsdttsn.
cling. The saip bas caused some mud,
bat the rssdb viii Sood b dfy
h \ Wsehnsss epts1lk - ~ HssaA,
states thst iiitis atprphsnsion 10 fslt for
| .As sllssj 81 Burssids. Tue junctiou Of
Sherman With Thomas, enxbles Grant 10
reinforce Burnside. 80.
a Knoxville isttsr TO tho Herald, ol
the 18th. nentiess the fight bet ween the
Union and Rebel North Carolin4as on
French Broad riveH IN which the Former
whipped, the latter Daring the light,
nasy IT the rebsl regiments skedAddled
! 10 the Union rahks and poured in their
| fire into THAR former comrades.
The New York Tines has . letter da-
ted Ansspohs l04h, containing ! list 81
$50 IT paroled Unionists Who drrived
there FROM Richmond Six died on the
passage. These $50 we're the best that
could be picked oat to send. They oil
con6rm the previous sccounts of horrible
hardships and sufferings.
A Memphis letter Of the 10th, to the
Times, states thas the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad is being abandoned
oy our forces, ~ the expense Of guarding
i, is too great. So
Boats arriving from below, report re.
psated attacks By guerrillas on the river,
The Governor OF Minnesota has bro'i
to Washington treaty with the Indians
on the border Of the Red river, BY which
We acquire II ,O00. 900 acres Of land, and
al obstructions to traders from st Pau
are removed. s~sS sss4ts
The Henlds Army of the Potom1e
dispatch states our cavalry occupy Cui'
pepper, but the infantry has not yet I'D
| vanced to that point. Il was rumored in
camp that Lee had fallen back from the
Rapidan.
Ths depsedations 10 tho rear Ct eul
forces provo TO b mostly by dessrtsra
from our own army. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Another Rebel Plot.

Burlington, W. Nov. 81.
Considerable excitement was caused
yesterday n Ronses ,Poiot and St. al
bans by reports that body Of secession
ists 10 Aoatrssl had planned tossise F ut
Montgomery, destroy the draw bridge
at Kouses Point, and plumber Pattsbusy
and Burlington. Information of such q
plot reached Governor Smith and Collec
tor C,app, of this port, ON Friday. Thew
communicated With the officer in charge
OF Fort Montgomery, who soon had its
guns ready TO give the rencgades q
warm reception. The scheme was preba.
bly, linked with the Johnson's Island
project.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
BY TELEGRAPH.


F v'esssss6Vo0S AsVss "
The attention Of the President and
more prominent members Of the Csoane1'
and other gentlemen, has been nrgey
given of late 10 the consideration ol me
important questiens connected win :ne
recent moveuests to restore to the onioo
the truans Southern States. scssrsl OF
which may soon be knocking at the door.
The precise course to be adopted 10 mot
determined. Several theories claim the
Presidents ear, bnt be 10 hinsels engaged
IN maturing practical plan by which to
secure re union apoa the oniy practicable
base. the bssis Of freedom and equality
before the law. All the recent ut.@ran-
ces OF the President, and the instructions
to recently commissioned representatives
of the Government 10 the departments OF
the South now in our possession, leave
no doubt that the policy Of the Admins
tration to permit mono Of the truans
States to come back with slave consti-
tuition, is fixed. The present discussion
relates to the ways and means Of effectipg
this result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s

oNasp STATES or ANxaIcA,l
= DisrR TT " Iowa Z t4 q
vittue q an execution to me irecief ieered bv
nv iefk Of the District Court ef he United States
- southcrn division Of The Dstfis or Iowa wherein
u Fteiftu u rAinsIf aud Nathaniel q Hedges il
s9endeRt have levied aion ans Viii eeii 10 1 be
nshesi bidder = pubiic ausiinn,s It The door The
Court House, In ksakHs lee chanty Oh the ssrh
day OF November. 1863 between the hours or 10
otiesk. a. n, and o'clock p. OF ssId day. the
ioesns property, to- Past cf LOT 40. 81 az. in
tiocs No. 50 Rmsn-ing II the corn@- ~ rald Ior
~ the corner Of Thisssnd Exchange streets. tberre
along The line Of third street. u rsbs angles d Ex
change street 40 res thence s4ht angler 70 Tbini
.tscet towards Second stseet 30 feet then re- or >
airht iias to ExchnRe street tso) ~i thence All M
The Due OF kxchSn4eetrret f4ol feet 10 the viac 81 be-
s,n"ns, N ,he Ctty Of k.okus, Lee county. iowa;
also parts VI lots No a. and 90. in bloch Ill com
aensinG on thy line Of sstd VET t7j ON Third street
Is2i fe0 r. the alley In ruserr thence
toss'ds Exrhanee ret 1891 fsvs and [6i inchss.
ihsnre ~ reht aaEies Third ave Seef
l1oI, tnelce parallel !, bird JahnS,s
- lssl fsss sad is sseAr., .ssare 70 direct loo
70 Initd street 10 The faee ~ brig nntne
fert 81 sn the Cits Of Keqknk, Lse County To-.
- ahd levied upon tsepsetsstt ~ anna h,
@. hedges 70 satisfy said writ exeeutLn 49,
II. n. HOxtk Il q. nsr.A.,
kssssk, ostsbss q. leo.-1a1W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23

NCW VI1eGhU. NV Id,
The army corps la'ely operating in the
Teche country embarked a. Brasbear
City for some upknown polLt in Texas. by
way Of Berwick Bay.
The steamer Circassian arrived here
to-day, and reports the disappearancs Of
the yellow lever from the blockading
feet off Mobile. @af
Trade with st. Louis on private &C.
counts is rapidly increasing.
A rumor is prevalent to-day among re-.
cesh sympsthizes Of = rebel defeat in
Western Loulsiaaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23

': rs: 80: =: a a';l:;:;
New York. Nor, 60
rEro1x1 Nv Ota.a1 soss6s5 oitSnt
avs Gen. Banks entered Brownsvills on
- 6sh,s viii = soell eoAqAnd., fsss.g
& The rebels had burned the old United
Ssates Barracks there end. lsrgs amour,
u property, and srt Of the tom, and
plundered eli they could and fed on the
18th. Our prospects 'hfs good, but Gen.
Banks needs 10000 Or $4,000 more
troops.
Tbs. people are generally favorable to
the Union.
The Mexican General, Cubas. Who was
a refugee in Brownsville on the 18th, Was
called upon By the civil authorities -
organize the cilisens to arrest the Elan
deriog Of the rebsls and pat out the con1
flasrslion. After the entrance Of General
Banks, he. with his force, advanced 70
Matamer>s and drove out Ruiz, WIG was
favorable to the United States, and sought
refuge in Brovnsville. and Cubas bouled
the French flag. The following dsy Csbas
was attacked by Ruiz party aud Cubas
shot. Ruiz vas again reinstated, but was
again forced to fly, BY Cortemas, Who has
seized Matamoras, and has issued . pro-
nunciamento re-establishiog the Mexican
constitution Of 1859. CIV. Forums, Of
Juarez, is to take command, and Rsis is
again in Brownsville.
Cortemas has shown his friendship for
the Union BY leaning three very valuable
steamers to General Banks on the night
Of the 9th. .sfN
Another revolution, was expected 10
Matamoras. but it failed to come Of
A part Of our forc.s vas kept in readi-
ness, that night, to cross and protect the
American Consul's residence.
New York. Nov, sl.
Tribune's letter from BnxH, Texas,
Nov. 9Th, says on the arrival of Banks
expedition being known. rebel symps,hi-
sers threw tho guns Of Fort Brown into
the Rio Grande, and burned the greater
portion Of the town of Brownsville, leav.
ing the Unioaists in possession Of the
place.
The rebels took their cotton on the
Texas side across the river. After fer
rying over all owned by the Confederate
government. a general destruction of the
cotton remaining took place.
The Gath Illinois regiment raised their
Hau in Rrovnsvilla IN Thursd.v Of IN
| q. "a. BANGS arrived soon after.
At last accounts seven regiments had
arrived there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Especial to Times. l
WASHINGTON. NV

Washington, Nov. Fl.
The recent capture of blockade run.
ner of Cape Fear river, has so frightened
the steamer Carolina. that the rebel State
authorities have thrown up the business
and farned out the privilege of importing
contraband goods to private parties.
The Hospital Examining Board has
been ordered to inspect the Unites States
General Hospitals in Harrisburg, Phila-
delphis, st. Louis, Chicago, Mound CITY.
aud Cairo, and the viciuage of each Of
these cities. Also to report on the man
ner Of forwarding conyalescents FROM these
hospitals to their regiments, and suggest
measures to facilitate their return.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Times Despatch.1
Army of Potomac, Nov.

The enemy's movement Wednesday
seems to have been q concerted plan
along the whole front to ascertain our
position. A force of infantry crossed q
short distance below Raccoon Ford, and
attempted to cut off the lot Michigan
cavalry; but Msjor Brewer discovered
them before an attack could be made.
The enemy crossed the river during
the night, and exhibited themselves just
at dawn. After skirmish.ng one or two
hours, and finding their plans discovered,
they returned to the opposite bank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
Seizure Of Cotton in New Orleans.

NrW TUX, NUV. II.
New Orleans correspondence Of the
Herald llth, states that the u. s. Mar
shal and his deputies have seized all tho
cotton in New Orleans.
The seizure was made on the order of
Mr.. Rufus Waffies, the o.. District At.
torney. Rumor says that the seizure was
made on Information received from scce.h
parties, that most Of the cotton nov 10
store aud in transit was purchased from
disioyal persons, that before i can be ~
leased the present owners must prove that
the parties from whom they purchased
are loyal To the U. s. Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-23
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 John II Gag. administrator, and M.rv crais
WIDOW, anf fmms Craig. Aibsrt Cr iig M,ry An, a
Crste, 9eorge t'sig anu lanes Craig mi cor ehdre
az James C'aig decrease
You are htrets acFtHrd that THERE'S now OF Hle IN
the once Of the Clers Of The t,isset Coz Lee
eeuhN iowa a. Fort Maids petition aud suends
pv;en of Hiram barHe. eIs r dusfx M nj al,
you JOAN ~ = @Rs stintnssrn Or or h. OF Thr~e
ihun-anh p.ar-- aid tee Pr ccrt interest rom 81
OF Aus ut, 1850 9orsrsee Chav,ss N@rcn
upon to,s sis tsl and seven fTl Biloxi nire 49,
dseon's upper addition TO lh- eiia II Ks ksk wn,
and a. ae~lhst.sli Il ssit ahose names de endsnis
claiming th- sale II -sd i,ots pay "a ssi debt &c
he est'nfuishment Of all EQUITY Of redemption, AID
for eenerai r. lief wsln SEA -
Now esch OF you must appear aud srswer said petit
ton b, noun tha u day nf the npxt tern, ~
said Court be held For Madison the fr Nom
day Of D. eenber A. u, let3. or JUDGMENT viii be
lad thereis against you BY default
n. sGDTT HOWELL.
oetss-otw gsass Pis-ItiH's Attorney.
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Brandy Station, Nov. 20.

A squadron of the 9th New York and
Sd Virginia cavslry, of Buford's COM
mand. under Capt Conger of the latter
regiment, made Reconnaissance yestsr.
day, in the direction of Sperryville. and
captured rebel herd of ESQ cattle, IL
nurses, and Is persons.
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Army Of the Potomac ngeving south.
New York, Nov. Ell.

The Posts Washington dispatch says
the War Department has advices from
Burnside to-day, aud it is stated in Official
circles that they are encouraging, and no
fears for his safety need be entertained.
The army of the Potomac is sill moving
southwark. 1t was at Madison e. II. to-
day, which looks very much like flank
movement. Pontoons went down last
night. Our cavalry has already, it is
said, got in the rear Of Lees forces.
No doubts are felt 10 the minds of in
tel'igen, men as to the result Of an en-.
gsgemeut between Meade and Lee.
There was anxiety respecting Burnside,
at the War Department. but it is no long,
er felt.
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ra lcoaMgAGArxD.
PrLMeyARY cOssrArfI0N CuKABLE DIsEA & 4
ca d.


The andesAensd bastns br~s restored to health In
few verfs- ~ srry ssmpss remedy, After having
saaeTed seversi ears with severe nx ton ADD
rhsi dread dsr~ss~, cossunpIon- l. hn xious to
know " his fellow rer-rr ih- rlszfs u cure.
10 al who desrv ~ h~ sist sesd COPY VI the prs.-
crpsun ssed gree VI GEL With tte dire sious fos
preparing sad ustas the same. which they viii sna a
s.rs cars for CossssrrDs- AssHAA, HneEenIT1
Corsas CoLes, &C TIE oai5 .bieSi Vi The advertiser
in nd.as the psssefipsen psdea. tAs .irsea
ard spread inform<ien Hkiea be ooaeelyss 70 Dc In
valuable ana ssFss every 80 aeref van ts, tAls
ned,. as it .ii eSs them no.hanS, aad MAJ prove
tsss.iax.
Pahes Wishing tae prescription wifi please ad1res,
kav. EuwAkU A.IRiLsoS
Nhaisfnsvufxh, Rags couLt, New York.
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Philadelphia, Nov. a2.
The subscription agent reports the sale
Of o-8s 70 the amount of 8lOg,95O. on
Saturday, and during the week S.5,3i7..
4oo. Most Of The subscriptions come
nom the West and border States. MARY.
land, Missouri and Kansas contribute
hugely.
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New York. Nov OF

The Edioburg took $500, 900 10 specie.
Heppcn and Muse kaze, gold dealers,
failed yesterday.
The convention in this city have raised
the fare to Chicago from SI8 to sa4.
King, Minister TO Rome, and j. T..
. Sparks, sailed to-day.