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i:ITII-.- Oh SCkl.Y.-h, raj, L-i- & ''
Gle x'suillcc OF NJ, ~ ra'y ca =; c: Y.I.-:ss,
ths s,s: Nopd.y In January. it.3:
WlI,m Lee 4 ii. hag nle., 10 his va S.: snt 4.
rr.n.t:a:or 0. N.s Z. z. Lee, drc.,,t1 N: Nj.
lis Si!c, Fii :.
aSa:rst
ct.rc::. A. Lee G.oa.ra e Lee a.d re r.r:alng -:
II rroExs Lee, deceS.sd, sbose NAMES SIC sSACe"f
I'D Thona. Il. Lev:s AID C!scr y L.sts n: re 'r'
~ III, hs,d x Lewis decd r . o,hur, Ge:cE.a..s
rb- icct OF this suit &C VH'"!. deere. Gu-tIR
yse ~ tie ilsyes eciopS5g 20 - .sS'e o. HE '-Ii
Z K. Lee, deceaard, ~h ',S - b. i't1bus!'i T.;
prpc.s!s amopg parties er,ts.d Il [" -
i.yt ,ils: tie laid Richard K Lee snd ~. niGn =
Of Thou Is Lee, deces sec, and Thoina. - :rs
D. Levs are sde5,s Of the cute % S!s..s c."
,ro,.,o OF n. pain les, by tAe ~ raey, '
tie said ;as. .xrsd defendant, do sPpeir ~::h'p ~
moth sf.cr due publication Of tbs ord r. I'd :. n
noec,sary % protect iher in;e eat Il Us .a.i-
Uo2y-Te.,r ABBA. sAEriEsn, -. =. %
ID cESu
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VYRGFNIh-'S ChAEcsaT.-In Caroline County
Y Cour, december sth, 1882, .. --.-'-..
Jodepb h eesy In his swn rsh, GO aaain',raor -i: ne
viii annexed Of Plrery seay, deceased. aae ss s9pisu
tsator OF Elizabeth seay, decessed, f.:".
against
sszue D. Pea,ros, Ii, !s,vs sxe:u:G. Of sarsh
rucjhey, deceased and q. sGLi h Ato OF o.: 1tr we
saraa P Pes:rcEs deceased sad .ng.'!ae W. fssSt-s.
r., peeseLt wife, I'm. B. ssGy. We. I. de-: AID LavIA
p burt as wife, Josspa Max. Jams T. HurJ, VIE. l.
Hur, Caroline '. Err! and raTaa =. hurt, cEN--n 81
Wu. Y. Hur and Laura ~ hs ste, Ght AoJ ether rsi
or ch!9rea tnJ ths:c be. OF $40 H:a Il sad Lsura
p Hurt Thcmas X. hcIy, larc L DHrai fsrusriy seay,
g.-ah z Pfsu oIi, Msre..a pesisoss ard "a. 4 Pea
I-cs, ... - D.It
lSe Land snd negroes belonging 70 tic sssts CT Tles'J
,.sy tece.set Iaa lately held By bis WIDOW Lxaoe.n
pe,y and dy!soa CT tie pott prooeeds o. sso amongst
The psruss eated. Al andsvit having been Esds and
s!ed Tia, tie dc eacars Ha. B. Fear Wl-1 hrt. 40
Laura r. hurt h, wife, Joseph Hur: James B. HuT, We
r Hurt Caroline " Bcrt snd .sEsh Z. HUT
children Of william Y. mi Laura p. Hutt, and a-y
o,Ssr child or children, Il any there be efbSd W." Y AID
Icura T. Hurt SID e EesJ are Lot Ft'tsa:s of
The State Of rLg.!A IL - oIds ed that ~ ss:d We =
seSy VIZ. 2 E1rt .rd Lsosn ?. Eurt, hs We, Josspt
Hurt Jlro B. Gr.t, " q Hug, Caroline y soE en-
esInk r Curt Like, o. T. Y. snd la1rs AnEI 40
say obi o. Id or chtred. any there be, Of aid I'm
AID Sarah r. Hrrt, aaj Thomas D. sesy, appear hers
,th,a Que noah after due publication OF this nesee ind
do whsh necessary protect iseir Interest In ibis suit
...-. 4 copy-Sc1te - -
,..o--~t uSo: z TaYEOr. cle-S
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KETAI1KTloS.

Mr Foors introduced q reI5lutiop. declaring
1t to oe the purp2ss CT eo2grrss to uphold ths
President. Of The Confederate Stairs in. any
anl all measures which he may take in relA-
tou to retaliation on account OF the lA:e pro-
clsmstou Of Abraham Liucoin, with view
to prevent as mueS rs Pessibls tho terrible
etfuscn Of blood which must ensu,, as s. mat
ter Of consequence, upon the adoption of such
policy. $3.50 - -
Mr.. CONRAD moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Notsgreed TO, 800
The resolution Was ,hon refer,ed- 49,
Ga mestea-of ln3r.. kErrEK5 of Louis:ans,
the -Eousa resolved itse1f into esscret ses3:oD,
and. having :reopeaed, sdiourned. -. -
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&c WIi,Ll;:. 3. nT0..i:

Tnku nctIca thst. I sosl, en- ~nesdsy. az "l:1
ia.ch. 1882, {. .se or.cz q B,ck bi:ca, ..rI'.'
- H. ia u. rty II G, la.Lti-. south V:rni'a ls A.
he.,s Of o'clock ", Ga1 ocio"s =. -. +Sv -
:.,,.r.s Il G.org- I. 'tsson, Il. Z. !; ion = N"'
hive AMI va. Desauau:o. to re- rest as cv.e'c' Pc:
tea III ln ITO foregoing ,u!:. AID y rem s1Y Gu
;sT!rs " the sn'd 10 o.. should 30! re E:-~
baI.c or E.c3ced saou,I rst be cor'r!-'.d - :
yl:e tAhirs c. tt sa:ns WI pa con:!ns ed So 8.
.r,1: o.y % g. nd :ios 20 ire. - toe sAoS -.
tAg.s, the ..,1e on =, re q ny are c.tste {.
Ju,rLuex IN. " y -
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ry,i.'l
ucr,h-. {: shoul : u aa~su ) t-es II. re =.
nan Pei .n-. Be- !s1-'s H..cErH. ".A-H " &c.
Joan. M h:;!, Jok1 F.ye .fJ .:sse~t. t!s -.
thc ke.;s o: paytl lit hc', teJ'I Ehvse n.iIl." -c
Der s,e g Z. o &c, c a c:.ss -
Tie ob.cc. Q! his saH 10 70 oh:A.n I'm IG- q ct.
tyr. :.,t"n OF TIC viii OF )"ac ''rc ell, de>h
81. &! rse Teal t,;ale {. the tes,s..: ~. . -
sIyys,. 20 Lsve ,be secoup:5 o. M, erccp: sti.
.te estate scr,!ni.tered AID rIa.y Aaf fa ii -.
lccor.!ag - tbs r2ti.+ q ae p,rti-s, cnfe ih-
az lrol OF ,hr ccurt a:i .a.davt hsl:os sca -
ard Il ed that tie cefs.tan's shove rsTnet M ;aaF
t-s .epe,,l Ic:c1pi Ion o. p: ie' -. oEr 49,
Loats or ty.s STAT: o.: no'.pn & TX p-;h's .! =
t,-uey Il I. orovsro tsA- ITO SAD 6e!cnrA 81 cosen
.ol tSoso b, The 81 rers c.se ipcp cc pA-~ u 81 p
60 appea. here EI:hta oce ron.n Htrr &c Trrhc-t
III, order snd do VIA: LecessA!J 20 ...ie. a.
r=,ta.a this suit
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'NTIhGirlA--!s Uh,a rex. 4t Mi soa
IIerss Cila- .: 10. q rc..: Court &: i-'.-L 80
NJ mona.y N. b,h aLy o. t-acaEy .s3-
T. be-. y TGi.J, abe tc,s e. !s-::i1f 81 20 :
i.u't, f=vIr- " tl..:ia,- -: a;nh =. 81
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Jan 6cln

yTIEG!EI a. Euies held n IT, Cer:'s Gree ctsgs'
Circuit Oou.t 8; tie ely o: G!cnoi.t CT t.= '.h csr
CT JEnusry, 1893 -'''
pef,oa J;hns.on Ard :s6rse " na-r- ;,..a. :: ,l;sc
c. Macon, Deceased, TITS:
sgLnst
Ms. ucy Temple spt Jsrses Sse1u. TEoraa Mace j."
tepn aao"n, Auga.;us slsch1 anc hnG:"d r1seo"
81 iirer OF Will IA dsccn dsc>sset, nd RE c:hrr
kro~r chir-a Of the ,a,d wGh.u Nae n. ~ hItt.Ld
Of Tie sA!d Mildred Ssoon, who Ia aeo u.khoTp. ard
otter OATS
The object Of tbs ruil - sst .se coor 20 ec3. ~hs.
cher tie peQuest 70 Lavn's Bod 10 tho ui Of stden C.
Aseo1, deceased, Of reYro nee, nsnei TAI, lie
= 7ald bequsst aot al HL,:o-r, = TIE s.i"
bequ.st be 20: vauJ The ss!d Tas be e,4sss rel
IL any other heque, LroTsie u the VIII N gs' TIT
court TO drec: The e1ecGt;.s % what dpos tex tasy
Cd all make Of the said slave. and sAdat fV'lr tre
u.te AID hled shat II. te!r5a,h TIRE. tu Ell e Is<
da;on IN orzs sco.. Jgseih scc1o, A"rutas sAc';,
and Mildred Es1oa, no:resGeat Ct Ills cosirsGc
se h and thst Tie yerss, mad defendants ry tb
.s Gcsc .p;icn OF parties rnxbo~n unkpova tie aoo
defendants ADD uoscoEn parties are reca" n appssr
within one after due publication tere'1rn a. wis;
10 peeesssrJ 20 protect th..: Interest Ii H. SUI,
copy-teste
I'm q-eT:Y EEN;. FJLIA%p Clerk uro: tc-,
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YIANTKD-EANNEH.- practical aof srr"'.'
would not osiserto bis tsinx I'D rcT.. IL The tr.'
None need apply anle.s tSey fIirnh ascss:"i'
evioenoe - 20 capacity and moral character.
AmsU. comr+ Hogie = "a B c"
NJ sI.o .snt.d /, Paw Mil Jan ,S-c;:' .
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PRIVATE SALEM.


vALUA BIZ C5sL rIs:L& po3s SSLh
r5yas .ubscr,, oe::. ter ,.s versb.c cos! h.id
4 fncso.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30

A aIii to amend To act to organize the
clerical force Of tn. Treasury Department
was ;ake,r ~. The h'ii provides thd. tie
p1incipsl clerk; at't2e eisss Of tne War Tax,
the Treasury hgte sat Coupon BufEsu1ss
R.chmo5d E.;t: Ut Columbia, hnd Of The rfu-
dace Loan; be- raised to Inc grade Of Chief
clerks, vita 3 sslary Of two thousand fvo
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CosrRAcr Fur ICE.

~. Ee.rH roc - PCrS2na; ex,'a1atI"n-
g. ha.i eoIru days since made ~sayerai taat=-
VI. u,,s 80 riaE: on 10 contract To- Ice, ana
nc had aioce received letters from see Sur
,.,..;s 6.us.sl snd Gen. W,nGer Ia ,e'a.ion TO
zoe jet Cen iF.ader'S letter :howed
r,..S :,e rs4 Io: c,c nizapt u th* ter:aH OF tho
,,,rtYstt ~ zoe ti;,s '. Ess sS', and in:1e-
,i-;eiy urc1, being app-ised OF 1t no ser: "o'!
aa. no in"ra leo would BIO accepted a! Lore
;hsn four Coat. 9: pnu"d.
Tho 'r,,e- was referred H. Tie COMMITTEES
- Qukc.. Iu.>tu: AID Ccu:nissa!y I'epa' l.
Il, n:S
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49, 4 A0kAi,
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.1"Gir.fp -E5s!1E

-!RGlHfJ LtGL9L..T TRk
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gov Fi:DlHS1Tg Stalks CONGRESS
TursDxT, January q, 1858. ,.-.
49, , 80 - SENATE. a.

Tina Senate uicts'a at = oc!HcA.
Hon. r. MI Hvar.s. oi EiTsi2'n, IN the
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GIogGE K TAYLCg, D.,
A. II RLLYr, p. @.

v Tho CLERK. oesce of tLe Circuit oour: RI Go q
tie o,n day o: January, 1863,
Jaau D. Prdty executor Of Jchc ". E.eas, e-ScS''.
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Mr. Bsows moved 70. amend by inserting
$500 in Leu thereof, which, motion YVES ne
gstived- = -, 80 - -. -.
NJ. HsSsI moved ihs salary Of the chief
justice DO. fixed 1t a6,O00.: Disagreed to- :.
The melton Of Mr.. ULAI then prevailed,
and the ,saiasyAo of the chief justice was fixed
-
n SO,oOy. -"
Mr. CLAY :hsn moved to strike out sc 600,
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s-A7ys OF Tue Rorpss STATS.

re lest husinss. 10 or4e: waa tho Ie'2.u-
ian ,nt:"iucsd oy Sir. CsocEsIr. oil ksniuc-
~, IL rrla1lo. /, tts 2 e'e.rstlun !h'sc* al
s;:e ,.rritu'l.Ei i:.~rsriy q sach II to 'i.i'
gem : AXIS II u CrpteirI&c..
III Rus. va, ..,:,tt sst't-'i II 'engtn ;'y ".
MJ.uE ii !:t..:tn y. a,i 80 L:s5'd'ios' 'T.a
referred t, tie : H,n..S;er 90 Nlhscf Al
Is;Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-30

Fay.".villr, n. C., Jaansy s, l7is.
jgc i.--d~vEhTa
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Mt. MAxyv.L1, Of Fla. from to '"mIpit'c
on Patents. reported the rspcr' of ;as Coz
missioner OF Patents. oidsreI; t. is printed.
Mr.. HAYNES, Of Tenn, from ;>ra U,'.nmittss
on ting. reported IL favor Of uasioS $50
copies Of TIE report OF the Secretary Of W."
print,s. .s wen IS p like number ri lie report
cf tire C.uni, iourr on Indi-n Af.'Ts--
Il
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80 -Trs: ~ckLEyDNR
.. Mr.. Hsisx.Ll., Of Teaneste..- Introduced Ii
resolution that this House will, On Thursday
Eext, tske rp tie Calefter or tha House Nth
Is v!e~ et-d'apaai:g al 1t regul"is adopted.
MILITARY ABUSES. .-...
90 Also, resolution instruc!ins tito C9W,G;t-
toe Oh Qusrtcla1 Lacy aud Uo:..lisssiy Dc
D., ...ents, &c, TO enquire inc & tlain abuses
IT Fas.. TeuneSsce Adopted. .~. ...
Mr., Foors introduced a resolution insanct-
ing tic sS'ne C99,,iittcp to enquire 1870 the
facts coccerc.aEs Ehs isree amount Of Seerss
wh.ch wAvn eccau:uisted at MANASSAS in the
spring ot~lS62. and DESTROYED upon tho rv-
trexr Of orr army ifc'a thxt place. Adopted.
r. Also, O. resolution 81. enc uify into cbuseS
10 regard TO- u1i!ite'y erSnsport .tinn.-
Adopted. -. To-. Co.,
. o.. .YNPaacss OF THE FRENCH.
q, Nc. Fno1E' also in:redueel ia rs'ou,:un en-
t;orsiue that part Of .ho Presidents message
WHICH reiates % tb. Emperor of the Ftonch.
Hs!ssrsd t. The GDm:nirt,e an Fsreisn AZ
fairs. -- 81 80. -. ..... 49,
Mr.. Lross, Of .Tifg:ais. ESQ Introduced a
Substitute FOR ,ho resolution, which YVES re-
fsri cd 10 the ssInG ci.ro mitter
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hs:uC the unfinished business of ycster-
day as taken up The notion pending was
the amendment offered by mr. Clay, to re-
pea, acc:iaas IS AMI &c Ct IN aat passed by
the Pro7isiooat Congress, to establish tho Jn-
cixl uaurts of the. Confederate States.
NJ: u.Ll, 81 'iss sad his hopad tho bill
organiziag ihe SHpIsme Court would co con-
sider,d an its motifs, uniieumbered ~ any
amsndm.uts which did not directly relate
to it. He desired tie bill to DO passed, AID
shen Tho hjsct- Instter Of the amendment to
De conaidered, if tho Senate thought proper.
Mr.. WisFAL1, of Texas, said he would tave
10 oti :c;iGn to she passage Of thh ;'iA ini--
pend utlT Of the snon3Ient, If II was +
Ina;t.r lieut. .hici. Ee fslt sny doubt, or
hich 10 regarded as 8 thing Of smsll corSe-
sronce But he could not vote Cor nny'ba'
orgrJ:zn" Suptemu Gogr:, without ihs r.
p:ai Il :i.s Law referred ~ in the sn:D m'ni,
because s+ithonc LOO repeal Of tbs lsv tt.o
au.st.o:, wom.d 10 presented % 10 the ja-
,jrt. c:i5 OF the coa., in dff-Iens terms ii On
wlos /: was i, for-. Undsr the United Stste'
Government, I.nf'nued Mr.. VOCAL, :Nh2u
the Question cuiu. os1ore the SlpIeula Court
twuusd baye Supposed any lawyer % nan
Of urtinary understanding wculd havs come
10 INC C0.icIuS)Ou IItSI LILY. SVUNs - 6u b'"e>P-
pcll2ie iurlsCiction oyer the State cautts. 1T
VS.. sta P:sin. law of the Constitution. The
conclusion 20 which tha court did .aIrE:s WIS
only by Ignoring ui historic, d ;rcss Connected
wi;h ;hc nrgeniz,ts.:. u re uoyerDnea1. so,.
Nj. Justice Story, = re c=se of Hunter srd
Mar lin, put his decision upon Tbs bnSl, "a It
there was no E2th thicg rs States that
the C'nst!;u,inl Of ths United Ststes WIS
not Federal, hut q s.cial coupac:.---
Upon that basis they could .cteate.- ap-
pellats jurisdiction in eases between CHS
clm vs.. the Siste of Gsorgis, in which
they he'd mat Safe could be sued. Thry
put it - IN tho expressed ground that Tue
Sis:e VI Georgis was not 9 State. Cor if his
was a State she could not. be sued. 10
sovereign csn 10 susd; BE- cs4nct Re breuet:
before any Jurisdiction without bis e0pssni';
be caunot be dragged Ito court. L have not
looked at tho case lately, thoug the Senator
from Tennessee says SD. au fat upon ths2
question. .....-. :. 80 g., ...,.
Mr.. HSxaY.-I tab it back. Iauehter.)
Mr. WIorALL sid the Supreme Court Of
tie United States in the. case of Ohisolm vs..
the Ssste Of -Georgis, aftor Stating The case
says aone ofthess psrties Is State. This
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Ais bill u pro.;ia b iar Tor tho pun
shmei,t cf thu2e h.biEually .ngssoi IN the
husIn.ra II hiring substitutes. Referred TO
the Committee on tic Jadiciary-
o. rlotiol. CT Mr. JDs.s, OF Ienu. TIE ilous-
vessels. i l:ecif into secret scssiou. ..
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
From Virginia.

1t is reported that the entire rebel
army under Lee has retired within the
entertainments of Richmond, except
such portions as have been sent to re-
enforce Bragg near Chattanooga. All
their artillery and other property has
been removed from the Rapidan. The
retreat has probably been going on
for several days, though their main
front was not withdrawn until Sunday
last. The weather is fine and the roads
in good order. 1t is also reported
that Meadc's army is again advancing
which is probably true, it Lee is really
falling back. There has been heavy
skirmishing in that region.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
The Reinforcement of Rcsecrans.

We have later adviccs from the adj
vance Of General! Sherman's army.
A few days since it was near Tuscum-
bia, Alabama, about So miles east of
Corinth. 1t has, ere this, undoubted-
~ passed Decatur, and is within sup
porting distance of Rosecrans. This
army consists of the entire 18th Army
Corps, the right wing of the 18th Ar.
my corps, and the eth division of the
18th Army Corps-making in all a
considerable army Of Western veteran
troops. under the command of a vet
Gran General. These troops, with
those from the Potomac, already al
Chattanooga, will swell Rosecrans
command to at least 100000 men.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
u, s. Collectors Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
III Annual Collection List under the Excise
Law Of the United States, has been received
by the Deputy Collector in and for the County
OF Floyd and State Of Iowa, and the under
signed, Collector I'm and tor the 3d District Of
Iowa, hereby gives notice, that the amount of
Duties assessed are now due and payable, and
that he will be ut his office in Charles City, in
FLOYD County. from and after the 10th day of
October, 1863, to receive the same and those
falling to pay the same within ten days afterthe
time aforesaid, will be charged ton per cent.
upon the amount assessed, as required by law,
against them as Il penalty; and ii the same re-
main unpaid after the demand, the length OF
time prescribed by law, they will be collected
by distraint and sale against the goods and
chattels &C., of those who may be delinquent
The Income Tax for 1862 is now due, and
unless paid on or before the 10th day OF Octo
Der, 1853, five per cent. will be added will
| costs of collecting, by distraint, as required
by Section 80 of the Excise law of the unitet
States. LEVI FULLER
Collector 81 District, Iowa.
BY SAMUEL HAcKLEY, Dep'y Collector.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
Office.

State of Iowa, Floyd county, IS.
To j. +. Sawyer: Sir--You are hereby no
tilted that there is now on file in the office OF
the Clerk of the District Court OF Floyd coun-
ty, Iowa. a Petition of A. Putnam, Jr., claim
ing of You the sum of three hundred and
thirty-iour dollars and sixty-nine cents, and
interest from July Goth, 1859, as money due
on promissory note executed by L. and j.
+. Sawyer & Co. to Norman Haselton and
asking a writ of Attachment And that un-
less you appear thereto aud defend before noon
of the 10th day of November. 1863, that be-
ing the second day Of the next term of the
District Court of said Floyd county, Iowa,
default will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon for the amount claim
ed in said Petition, with interest and costs.
STARR & PATTERSON,
A0w4o Plaintiff Attorneys.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
Bragg's bombardment of Chattanoo

Bragg's bombardment of Chattanoo.
ga was complete failure. No dam
age was done, except few dwellings,
burned. Lookout Mountain, from
which Bragg endeavorcd to lombard
Rosecrans, is 800 feet higher than
Chattanooga, three miles distant by
wagon road, and less than two miles
in direct line. Missionary Ridge,
where the rebel dispatches are dated,
is about 1000 feet high, three miles
from Chattanooga by road, and two
miles by air line Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge nearly cncircle
Chattanooga, which lies in basin
formed by the mountainous range
around it.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-15
TBe gnttllige,nlter.
Indian Atrocities.

The sad and startling intelligence
has reached us that Capt Fisk's over
land expedition to Idaho have been
massacred Ly Sioux Indians. The
news was brought by half breeds to
Pembina. Nothing definite is given
as to the time or locality of the mas
sacre except it was on the Big Bend
of the Missouri. The half breeds say
that the Indians display as trophies
guns and articles Of apparel belonging
to the ill-fated victims, and among
other things Captain Fisk's cap and
carbine.
This expedition left St. Paul in
June, numbering one hundred and
thirty. At Fort Abercrombic, Capt.
Fisk changed his rontc, where nearly
half left him, thinking it unsafe. The
reports say forty out of seventy three
were killed, but it is hardly probable
any escaped. The expedition was
sent out to encourage overland emf
grafton, and last year it was a sue
cess. A party of young men from
New York, Cleveland, and other east
ern cities, accompanied the expedition,
as health and adventure seekers.
Ramsey's treaty expedition is likely
to fail, on account of the large price
demanded by the Indians for their
lands. They demand 500 in money
and s55.62l in goods per head for fif-
ty years The demand of the Red
Lake and Pembina tribes, combined,
amounted to over $l0,O00,00O. They |
will probably agree to take $4,000
for the right Of way on Red river and
over their lands. This is the offer
made them.
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From Charleston.

The recent high tides have swept
away most of the distractions in the
barbor of Charleston. Gen. Gilmore
has been largely reinforced and it is
said that he will soon have possession
Of James Island. The steamer Circas.
sian, from Pensacola, Key West and
Charleston Bar, reports that there was
to be combined army and naval at
tack on Charleston on the 18th inst.
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The Government has dispatches
from Chattanooga to Oct. 9th of the
most encouraging character General
Mitchell overlook the rebel cavalry on
the 9th inst. below Shelbyville, and
i battle ensued. We completely
routed the enemy, who left over 100
dead and several hundred wounded
on the field. The sacking of Shelby.
Vile by the rebels was disgraceful
affair.
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This list has each kind OF Tea divided into
FOUR Glasses, namely CARGO, high CAR
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dcIstand from description and prices annexed
that the Company ars determined to undersell
the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee 10 sell ALL our Teas at not
over TWO CENTS COZ per pound above cost,
believing this to be attractive to the many
who have heretofore been paying Enormous
Profits.
Great American Tea Company,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,
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am Wholesale agent for Van Dusens
WORM CONNECTIONS,
the best remedy now offered to the public for
worms in children. 1t is also an excellent
remedy for Eowel and Teething Complaints.
also offer to the trade at manufacturers
prices the following articles which are war
ranted genuine:
Van Deusen's Magical Blueing,
butchers Dead Shot for Bed Bugs,
Aden's Condition Powders for Horses
Ii you want Powder superior to all 9th
ers use these, and if not satisfied your money
shall be refunded.
All of which are for sale wholesale and
retail by
II. T.. Newell, McGregor.
Allen & Hosford, Dubuque.
j. ii. Reed & Co, Chicago.
j. III. Tesch, Milwaukee.
and at retail by all the medicine dealersin the
Western States ........
S, HUNTINGTON, Proprietor,
McGregor, Iowa. 5yl
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Were Never EQuasEcd.

Its rapihty, absolute Stiffness, ease Of motion,
nayropHess and nedtaess Of It's hem trcre Rerer ap-
proached by any other machine. We can call
in any boy or girl from the street, and with
three minutes instruction they will set the
needle, attach the Hemmer or Teller, and do
the work with entire success. A blind girl,
with the exception of threading the needle,
can do the same. Many ladies owning other
iIst-class machines, come to our Office tn do
their fine hemming and telling, on the Will
cox & Gibbs machine.
We take other machines in exchange. We
sell OH. CoTroS, SILK TWIST AND NEEDLES for
every kind of Sewing Machine.