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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Sherif's Sale,
Circuit Court for Iona County, Wsscoasir.

Circuit Court for Iona County, Viscossjr
Anlasa Cobb rs, James F. Brown.
~ office is hereby given that by vrtue Of
ton issued opt Of the above named Court, in the
above entitled aetioD to directed and against the prop
erty Of the defendant, James H. Brown have levied
upon and on Saturday, the 10th day of Deoembtr A.
1862 at o'clock in the afternoon of that day in tho
Village OF Dodgeville in gad Comfy at the front door
Of Court House, will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest and best bidder fpr cash n hand all the
right title and interest which said James +. Brown
had tho 2sth day Of August A. p 1857, or has had
at any time thereafter now has in the east half OF
the south quarter the undivided Of south
west quarter Of south east quarter and the south half
of north west quarter Of the south east quarter OF Sec
of Range No two (2) east Of the fourth principal mo
rdian containing hundred and twenty lso) acres
more orlessIying and being in the county Of Iowa and
State of Wisconsin. much thereof as shall be
sufficient TO satisfy the Of eight hundred and six.
fyfour and 74100 ($S644-10 dollars with interest
and cost g, g. MEIGs, Sheriff Of iowa Co., Wis.
Dated Sherifs Office, Dodgeviile, Nov. 10th, 1863.
IW + d AMAsA CpBB Attorney for SELF
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17

cipation proclamation are matters of pro-
found congratulation, and while do not
repeat in detail what ] have heretofore so
earnestlysa said upon this subject, my general
views and feelings remain unchanged, and
trust Congress will omit no fair opportu-
nifty Of aiding these important steps to the
great consumatIon.
TRIBUTE TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
In the midst Of other cares, however i'm
portant, we must not lose sight of the fact
that the war power is still our main reli-
ancc To that power alone can we look for
anything to give confidence to the people
in the contested regions that the insurgent
power will not again overrun them. Until
that confidence shall be established, little
can be done anywhere for what is called re-
construction, hence our chief efforts must
be directed to the army and navy who have
thus, far done their harder part so nobly and
well. It may be esteemed fortunate that
in giving the greatest efficiency to their in
Fdispensable arms we do also honorably en-
courage gallant men, from the commander
to the sentinel, who compose them, and to
whom, more than all others, the world must
stand indebted for the home Of freedom,
disenthraled, regenerated, enlarged and per-
petuated.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
December 8, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Army correspondence.
HEADQUARTERS 31sT WIS. REC.
MurSfrecsboro. Tenn. Dec. 4th.

/
Mursfreesboro, Tenn, Dec 4th
FRIEND WRIGGLEsWoRTH.-Since my
last letter we have not had much to vary
the daily routine of duty or break the
dull monotony of camp-life. We still
remain here, and have established our
selves in very comfortable log huts, that
will answer for winter quarters, though
we do not know whether we shall be per-
mitted to remain here or not all winter.
The 18th Ohio is added to the force
here, and we have regiment of cavalry
also the 4th Tennessee, composed of
East Tennesseans and Georgeans, who
are most uncompromising Union men,
and intensely bitter in their hatred of
the rebels, having been robbed by them
Of everything they possessed in the world
and then driven from their homes, in
many instances barely escaping with their
lives. No wonder that they are good
Union men, for their loyalty has been
tried as it were by fire. They are the
boys who really are spelling for a fight, ;
and woe to the rebel who dares to mea-
sure swords with any of these gallant
Southerners, they will not trouble them
selves to take many prisoners, for with
them it is 'swar to the knife, and the
knife to the hilt." Many of the brave
fellows have not heard from their homes
or families for eighteen months. East
Tennessee has contributed ten cavalry
and eleven infantry regiments to the
Union cause, Let the assertion meyer
be made that there II little, is any, union
sentiment existing in the South. There
is plenty of it, but, like cork in water,
it is hidden SO long as kept down by
rebel hands; remove the rebel pressure
and it springs to the surface buoyant
and strong, ready to do battle for the
right. 1t requires only opportunity for
development.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Sherif's Sale.
: 7.1T-|1 NHEIIu HdIF'
CIRCUIT COURT VA COUNTY,
WISCONSIN,


ROBERT WILSON administrator of tho estate 24 DANs
lei, HARVEY deceased; Plaintiff, T III ri e4,v
against s---A 81 asa rs
I.ENRY CoAI.ISs, defendant.
NJ OTIlE l. HEREBY GIVEN, BY VIRTUE Or Ay
~ execution out of the above named court in the
above entitled aotiop to directed, and against tho
property of the defendant Henry Collins leyied
upon; ana on Thursday, tie 18th day of january, A.
d. 1864, at O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, in
the village of Dodgeyie, said Comfy at the front
door the Court House, will offer for sale and sell at
pahi anction to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hana al the right title and interest, which SAID
lEenry COLLINS had on the 2d day Of June, a: P.
1863, has had any time thereafter on now has p
theiSouth west Quarter of the Southeast quarter If
sectionNo Eight S p Township No: seven II North Of
Range No rea ~ EasE Of the fourth prleial NERD;
ian, confirming forty acres more or less lNspe and
being in the County Of Iowa, and State of WISCONSIN,
much thereof As shall he sufficient to satisfy the
with interest and costs. ", - ~
Dated sAeri4s Office, Dolsevle December 81, 1862:
rs. 3 loaI .tj/fN }(jiI O. G. MEIt;S,
Sheriff of Iowa County.
s. ". REESE, Plaintiffs Attorney la-w6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Notice to Creditors, II
PROBATE-Iowa County Court.

In the matter Of the estate ef Jeremiah Smith deccased
II ETTERS of Administration having been this day.
issued to Dicey Smith, and A. c. Dearborn Of Iowa
County and nine month from date here Of being allowed
and limited Creditors to present their claims against
said deceased for cxana ton and allowance Ii s
dared that all claims and demands against the estate
Of said deceased I've received and adjusted before the
Judge of this Court and for that purpose he will be at
ls Office in the Village OfDodgeyille On the first Mon
day ofeach month during the term above limited.
And it is further ordered that said Administrators
without delay cause copy Of this order TO be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the Dodgevilje
CHRoSIcLE, weekly newspaper circulating in snd
County and lso that they like copy TO be pors
ed mp in four different public places in said County
Dated November 16fh 1858 &. B.AHELEY,
I0w4 Comfy Jfd8e
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Summons for Relief.
Shde of Wisoonsia--Circua Court for Io'ca County,
Henry Butler, Plaintiff,
ognina United States
William Prtchard and Cath- 3 Revenue
rine Pritchard, Defendants Stamp.
s. 80 cents i.
Z s[I lt5l5 IN u Cancelled.

The Plaintiff desires the trial Of this action if any
there be, to be had in Iowa County.
The State of Wisconsin, to William Pritchard and
Cathrine Prtchards Defendants
NOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
j the complaint Of Henry Butter, Plaintiff. which
III befiIed in the Office of the Circuit Court Of the
County Of Iowa, Wisconsin, and to serve a copy Of
your answer the subscriber at the law office OF
Samuel " Reese, in the Village Of DodgeFille, Iowa
County, W scousin within twenty days after the SER
vice Of this simmons, exclusive Of the day Of service;
and if You fail to answer said Comp laint as hereby
required the ainti viii apply to the Court for the
rQliet demanded iILtlte Complaint IS fFwN
Dated December 10, 1868
@ f,Jl SAMUEL W. REESE,
nI4w6 Plaiutifs Attorney.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
Taken Up.

DT the Sabseriher in the town Of Ridge. "A
ID way. on about the I'd Day Of ye- H.
cernber, two colts, both horse colts, Bay A&4l \
Color, two year and half old, and Ll-Z0
the other year ana half old No particular marks
The owner requested 70 prove property pay charges
and taKe them away. ALEX. MckINZIE.
kIdgewav, December I4fb, 1ee3 uI3vt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
State Of ITiceoasia-= fiacET fSEFi for Ioga fpasl
Samuel Hoskins, Plaintiff,

Samuel Hoskins, Plaintiff
81 against
luther II, Whittlesey, Emma W WhittlefGy, Viii
Nathan Corwith John j. Ross, Mary I. Person, Rob-
ert A. Condit, ana Gilbert & Co.. Defendants.
10y VIRTUE of and pursuant to Judgment of Fores
above oniied action on the Goth day Of September. A.
D. 1863 will expose for sale and sell at public AUCTION
the highes aud best bidder for cash in hand AT the
front door of the Court House in the Village Of Dodge
vile in Iowa county and State Of Wisconsin, pm 4hnrs
day the 18th day q December, A. d. 1st3 n twp ~
O'Clock in the afternoon ofthat day. the following dec
be sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest costs
and costs Of SALE to-Mt Lots No: six % and twelve
(l1) Of Bio X No. thirty -four (a,) in strongs and
others addition to the Village. now City Of Mipera
Point in the County Of Iowa, ard State of iiscopsp
Dated, Shcrifs Office, Dodgcye, October 2ith, 1862
GARDNER G. MEIES,
Sheriff Of Iowa County.
L. NJ STRONG, pIaiatiGf1s ttorney. n0w8
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
News in Brief.

JOHN MoRGAN.-It is rumored that Nor
gan has escaped into Kentucky. Look out
for trouble 9fshJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-17
FORECLOSURE SALE.

s. w REESE Plaintiffs Attorney. 13-wl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BEIs1oL Dec. 2l-OHicers from the front state that
cur forces are moving forward in The direction Of
knoxville. The country between Beans Station ard
MOrristown has been cleared of the enemy. o1ly 500
prisoners captured in the engagement at Beams
alton, the men stopped 10 piiage The wagon train,
which Was loaded Eth Coffee sugar, Canvassed hams
and shoes. But for this many rOre might have been
captured
Reports from below state that Imboden and Eohols
have surrounded tie Salem rsdsrs, and the entire party
will probably be captured. Tle enemy have burned
their wagons and destroyed their artillery, to prevent
their fall in cue ha1d The railroad b,tseen this
pon. and Lynchbuyg will bo in running order by Sat-
urday next
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
THE OITY.

CHRISTMAS wEIKl- Friday ofthis week occurs the
chief festival of the year-Ohristmas DuriTg the
intervening days the Oughts Of our people thu young
especially viii dwell an,icipstv,y upon the pleasures
which the day may briog forth or Tecur sadly to the
JOYS they have tasted on such Occlsors in years gone
by Toe approaching Christmas will prove to thousands
tAe saddles: they have ever known The loss Of home
orrea,iors or friends wi be keeny fes now than
on any other season. aad it will be difficult for SCI silve
natures to re s the depression which their reflections
will engeader STILL Christmas will be to the multitude
as jOcund as ever Il not money abundant and do not
those WHO have it psod it freely in the purchase OF at
tlirable articles as they may desire The liquor deal
ers the confecouer the grocers the butchers ase all
beset with customers fcchasing Christmas supplies
End but for The scarcity OF mIny kniekknacks toys,
books etc., usually exhibited during Christmas week,
and the extraordinary prices asked for the articles Of
ercd for SALE evidence is presented of the existence
Of the war The welcome to Christmas, and prepare
ton fer its Ell 9ymens cannot be repressed by war or
hard tines"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Dec. Il, 1858.
AT Messrs. Kent, Paine & Cos. action sale to-
day, apple brandy brought s4sss5O per gallon; peach
brandy, $I4; whtkey. s5S; Frencb brandy $685. pick
les slO crushed sugar. 81 6oas4 SO per Ii; soda
$3.50 per Ii; concentrated ye, IS 90 per box; CASTLE
soap 80 lzt; mackerel, 81 65as2 90 per ID.
VIZ sUBJoIx LIST OF THE PRICES obtained for some
Of the imported goods sold at Wilmington, on the l71h
inst, by Wilkes Morris, aucticneer:
French wove corseiS $50 each ltseys, IS 10 70 81
prints assorted coors 81 SIT 10 81 90; alpaca. 81 d.
10 50 30; deaines, 81 to 80; WEIGH funnel, 81 70
IS; fancy noel $40; bleachei shifting, 81 TO "a 90;
WOODEN clio h. $21 10 30; blue broad cloth, sos; black
do $50; jaconet 81 49, fancy weeds 81 perysrd linen
clmbric hdks, $50 per doz; shawF, $40 each; merno
drawers $40 per doz pins $40 rs per package Whit
and colo ed hose $50; hall hose, 81 per dcz;
shoe thread 50 25 to 50 ST. per Ii; window glass; $50
per box; cotton eIrds S42 per pain; bonnet frames 30
per doz envelopes $40 $50 per 81 noe paper 500;
let or DO $40 SCI 50 cap do $57 per reau printing
paper SO S7i per IL steel pens So 625 TO $40 20 pen
holders SIS so per gross; playing cards, SSS per dcz
packs; blue mae 81; camphor $40 to %; calOme $40
10 to S2 75 bslsam capaiba, s. TO So 5O cream tar
tar 81 0 chloride pota h, 81 rs per 10; morphine, $50
per oz tract logEoo1 81 rs per ID; copperas, 81 3d.
alum 81 SO to 81 60; blsck pepper, SO so 10 50 TO
per l. sperm candles Sl0 Jamaica coffee, 81 Ell gu
gar 81 IS for brown 81 l2 TO "a ~ for crushed, 80
rs to IS 40 for loa CASTLE soap 81 40 per ID; Goldfish
81 40 TO 81 65 per b salmon, 81 10 to "a Is; mscke
tal 5000 per bb sardnes 81 l2t to s. S7t per box;
pickles. $l25 per dozen srs scssorr, s25 ger dozen
FIR nch calf SKINS 1910 1910; sheep skins, $3.50 per
dczsn; ladies' CATERS $50 to S47 ladies grain boots S2s
80; ladies' kid boots $780, girls aud misses cashmere
boots $24; Fre1eh calf err, $44 russtt brogans,
S27; rus set cavalry boo s. $685. short Wellington boots,
$50 per rain; tcohol, $40 to $72; brandy, S92 90 to
SIO7 90 Hoind gin, $40 to S5S; whiskey, s5s 80 to
&c., rum, $50 so per galor Bourbon Whakey, S2O5 to
S115 nor coz. oliv. oii S33 uer cal on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

TIE C0NrRABASDs Toe Ysnkee War Department
bls ordered Lieut., c., G reeve, Chief elarernas,er of
the Departments Of Washington, 70 break up ell the
cOaSaOa' camps in aud around Washington, north of
tie Potomac aud transfer all The inmates to the contra
band farms in the neghbOrhOod of Arlington, wh;re
they viii be put work at farming the abandoned
estates OF absconing secesEiOnis.s. All negroes not
employed in the Qlarternast,ss Department, who have
heretofore teen depending partially wholly Gov
erumsnt for support also to be sent over to the
farms md pu. to work.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

THE PROCCANATQN or ENAEoIPArIOX-Tte follow
bill has been introduced in the Yankee House OF
Represen Glivcs by Mr. Arnold, Of limos:
Whereas The President Of tie Uailed States, by his
rroc anaton OF JInulry l. A D., 1868, as Commander
iaChsf of ths ATm5 and Navy Of the Uoed States, as
g. aud necessary messure and in accordance with
the dictates Of justice AID humanity did Order, proclaim
AID declare that all persons held slaves within cerain
Sa:es and pats OF Safes therein designated, should
from IN. day. thencsforLh anftoIever be Free aud that
the EEecutigs Governme1t of the United Sate- iacl
ding the uiiia-y naval az h:r.ss A,eyi. wVud
rel. Z. Al N -intAh tue heGdOm Of such persons ;
and,
Whe cas- Il is the ght and duty OF Congress make
AL laws which may DO necessary and proper TO carry
Ito cuton all m.lay orders aud proelamstiOns lss
fully issued By the President of the United Safes
Coumanaer-in OLisf; and
Whereas AL persons held5 saves within Fad de-
sguated States and parts Of States and forever
yht to b free fos the purpose of carrycg
iato complete and ANAL 1,eutonhe said Proclamation,
sRi insurpg 10 Tie sid dssgnltsd States snd parts of
States domestic tranquility, providing for the common
deieEce prcmjDg the general welfare and securing the
bless Il - OF lbsriy forever
Sc l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
entaves in Congress assembled That ia saii States
and parts of States designated In the Proclamation OF
January 1868 slavery involuntary seryi,ule other
wise haa The punishment Of cri ne whereof the party
shall have been Gully convicted shall forever DO prohb
tied any law or usage Of such Saes or parts Saes
to the contrary Notwithstanding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

CHslsTN As sUPrLIEs POR THE SOLDIEss.-Ths Peters
burg Express Gays the friends of the l2.h and 4Ist Viz
gli4 Regiments in tat city, dispatched to them on
Saturday supply Of she good thiags of this lie for
tleir Christmas enjoyment Az Oas company of the
l3.h rs,,uen! Is from Richmond, we subjon list Of
s,no lie coat uts o; the boxes The Express says
see not less than four hundred turkeys; al equal
ruB1cr Of tosi Ct other kn-E; luscious mans boiled
and baked oj0suns, sql rrels piftrdges, enson snd
other anne; tender lsin Boz spare rios, Chimes fresh
pork swe-t potatoes Gallery and other vege abe; eggs
and isesh butter pound Ike and all the her cakes IN
C dent to tee Christmas season; orarges lemons and
apples; preserves candies and mute; cgls and wine;
Whisky brandy and run, and other cOucomants If he
Joyous Christmas bow; and probably Eany other thirg
which escaped attention. The we're generally
cooked and evIyhng wa pat up in tae safest manner
for transportation.
Njr the poorer members Of theregnen: for
gotten Largs boxes IiOitsd for their uss by
tue citizens generally, ard sddFesssdsto particular
person. Oae lady, hear, with Lbsrality which is
truly ooumeudaole, prepared box OF refreshments
sboh co-t Der 81 900. This was presented to the II
Virginia gmCu-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
ELE G. r A p FL 1 G
OmciaI Despatches.
TIE AVERILL RAID.
IoFFlCTAL DISPATCH. I

TIE AVERILL RAID.
lOFFIoIAL DESPATCH
Tor OF SWEET sPRIsG's MOUNTAIN,
vi. Dublin, Dec 20:h.
To Gen. S. Cooper, 4. aud l. g.:
The enemy, finding this point gu'Tioi, tur0ei of
from SCOTS aud went towards Covingtol. Thoy may
attempt to cross from Rich Pach to Dan APPS Creek
G n. E.hols il tlockading Ina; road
am informed from thre different sources that they
have burned number Of taeir wagons, killed their
broken down horses, lost much of their ammunition,
and are travelling in haste
have seen this morning large fire in the direction
of Jackson river or bridge.
(Signed) SAN. JONES,
Major General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

Tbs ParLADELPaIA IsQUIsrR says "a Rebel Major,
nov under senance of DEATH aud who to te Shot
in few days. for Gag ant viOailn OF parole, has had
the Pr siden prOclam,On sent to him. aud II he takes
the required Osst vi be set free"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

EtEcuoS TOR SESAros-A poll vas opened yester-
Gay at HenricO c. II. for Senator from the Stafford Dis
lrcs to fill the vacancy Occlscned by the death OF Maj
John Seldom. Thirteen Gefngee votes we're Cate.
W. c. Huntington received II; L. B. N9rve, l; Sey-
mour Ltne, / The lass Us not candidate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE

y T n u q Il . u .!
At Columbia Fla0aRaa County, Virginia.
ON THE 5rH DAY JANUARY NEXT.
DIV virtue of decree OF Fluvanna County
- Court msde in the Lee and others Lee and
Others shll special Commissioner, sell by auction
FIVE LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
Belonging the of Miss EEI K Lee deceased for the
purpose Of distribution.
~ attend the sale from Richmond by anal and
return the evening.
TGRxs-Oash. A. NJ. HAMILTON,
da IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

TXTANTED-A TEACHER Single Cen
teAn, competent to teach this English Language
raey the Latin and Greek La preparatory for the Us
veniy virginia, together VITA toe Elementary branches Of
Mathematics obtain good SALARY and Board In this vicn
IT, OF six Pupils Satisfactory
as scholarship and good moral character will be required.
Letters Of inqllry may be dreSted TO
DR. Z. A. CALMAN,
or 20 D. CHALMERS,
desl-e1m News Ferry P. o., Halifax co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22
NOTICE.

THE GENERAL MEETING Of the Stock
= holders OF the BANK OF VIRGINIA, will be held at thir
Banking IN the city Of Richmond, MONDAY tbs 18th
OF January, 1854
The provides that no oeer Director Of he Bank shan
proxy Of Stoekhoi 10 election OF Directors or
ces Of The BEak shall proxy Be valid which shall
have been executed sixty days before the tine Of election
WM y. TAYLOR,
Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

A DEPARTMENT CLERK SHor--A few Gays since, Mr..
Frank. 3One, Clerk engaged inthe Pcs Office De-
par ment was shO. by the Yankees On the Potomac
river Boone was returning to Maryland, wber' he was
to bo narred I'd was sec Impaired by five o. six com
panions When nearing the opposite shore Of the RIVER
they discovered the enemys camp fires and landed two
milo above Just as Boone was in the act of pushing
the boat Of, he Yankees fred aOd killed him instantly.
He va, Srougot TO this side of the river and buried
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

Tax GUKRILA MosGAS.-The Louisville journal, Of Ire
l2th, has the following news Of John Morgan:
We have Just received INTEL enCe Of perfectly
Trustworthy character, stating that John Horgao and
four heis passed through tots Safe, ana seen Oh
Monesy within ten miles Of Buksyille who're be Stop
ped and made Inquiries n r, gard 20 tie distance to
Cumberland river and whether NOS il sas Portable.
The party represented beiog wei dressed IN ci,
Gems oines AID armed add mounted caz2n Of
B0Iksville, DO Is Ne acquainted Eih Morgan, Gays
that he had c0nversa.OR with him, but re are unable
20 learn nature OF T. AnOtter gentleman, Who vas
in the negbbofbood through Whiea they passed says
bat az four o'clock on Tu sday mOroi1g men cal ed
a. the house st which lie sopp ia elrch Of Acr
gan. O-e Of them gave Tia ubme a. HCokers NTH -
They LETT in the direction Of OumoeFi nd rive.
''Ms HutL a WCathCri0-a's csyslrg passed through
Bnlksyile on hon6ay morning. gel. ia the direCiion
Of LiVingston with hr,e .ul fsd men, aud &c 5 lie
heved hat thev I'll intercept sd capture lin"
Tax CcNSHUrioS fer the new Territory Of Nevada
deela 90 tbas every citizen ewes paramount allegiance to
he Federal Government. Paper money IS prohibited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

BAD PUNorUATIOS-A laundering compositOr, in
setting up the toas. "WOman- sithOu; her, would
,, a savage" ot the punctuation ia the wrong place
which mode i. dead, woman, withOu her Han, would
Be avage." TIE mistak, was not discovered until
the editors wife undertook to read pro1f.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-22

STAMPEDE OF HoRsEs-0a Thursday night, about
5000 horses stampeded fOn the cavaryicamp at Gies
bsrO, near Washington An attempt was ma lie to stop
them while passing the bridge communicating with
Washington, tn. did not succeed. Some Of them fell
into the RIVER and we're drowned. There is busy work
plrsuDg and el;chng the ruraEsys. number of them
are making hurried visit 10 Maryland.