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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20
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M HEADING The "~Fvnngelicnl Tract
\ >"riciy.' representing all Recommendations, organ.
- !a!y s;a. Ie6i. has, ir. IN thai tl'ue 20 the present,
~ ~'1!risiag each Army of the Copfederacy-Ea't,
h''' a.! 80" ih-with r~eliginu- Reading. More tliao
H'a'y'iS r i!'tcns Of pages Of tracts have been oi'tribu
'!at.cnrsi our BRAY. soldiers. The seed has not been
EHl II vain. Num-rou- let,ersf,cm Chsplairi. OMcers
AZ P'i'a'e t-sri Y I ! the greet & cd whic1 has bee &C.
S-2i.'fd Ard how that the Society has brent sgrent
~, Instrumental in producing and sustaining the
t~'.i-''cl revival with which g d Is now blessing our
s--..
l -"AsHY iSp NAVY MESS EHoE R, the s0tietys or
n2,:s IN" ~ At pc, u!ar r. lisious paper in the Army. u
.t9-en r co'nri' uded By General Lee, aid by many
.--''1in 1t otaccrs, who have contributed TO its up
'I' III, p'e-einlneut!y. HI Soldiers and Sailors Pa
. 'seciady Designed 70 interest and them amongst
ZEE j. distributed gr .tuitously.
~ -Sp-!s- Il great xnd do sticos are solicited for it
- gen ro-s and patriotic Christian public.
VG-;-' or The Messenger and for Tracts should he
'Ssisn n. ard cpuribstions sent to
REV. A. W. MILLER,
SupsrntendsntE r.. g.,
EISsta1S- p..nrahurp YIN
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AIHEMkRLE FEMsL!: INSTITUTE,
Y CRARI cTTEsyIILE, Va.
recent srra:gem-n;s en1ble ie 10 take eight a dltional
30 fderf ~ tA.s School.
Alply tor terms 10 JohN hHHi'
In al r rcipal.
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RAILROADS.


glCNHCND n DANVlLLE RAILROAD,)
sUeEkISTENTS OFFICH.
RlrHMnSp, October -, 1893.
jHHtTGE OF SCHEDULE.
"a - A:-- Tbarsday, the 18th inst, the Pssssr'
.:T.Ei, , vii rur - follows;
IrsL { : D..9!ic viii leave Richuo-d at $50 4 ~
.':,as i:sia tr Lynchburg will leave u, 5:.s r. NJ
R-:sr,ia.-- cave Dsnville at 7 A y. Through train
r".F.v-a K Ihuo.d g, . A. u.
JAS. q. LESTER.
q" AZ Ticket Agent
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a FARM FOR SlEE.- Wish 10 sell my FARM,
n. in The county OF buckingham. 1t is near JaScs riv-
or. righ: miles above New CautDn and igh' bnloT Scr;tn-
Vile /, c niains s3i acres, tao-;hir!s c.earct, tie re-
naiude- /! tn original growth. The dw ellius IL covered
with sa = aad contains SIX -oomI There ~ \ good Etcb-
en-, smoke.ouse, dairy, barn, stable, corc-:,it, &C., en-
the place .ddrrss
rE WE IhI 4. TREtT.
Eo!lirs,s Landi 6, buckirghum county. Va.
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c.1nn REWttD.- RstAw J frua Belle Lie
S lUU Nail w rkJ. q negro boy named Jim ie
= betwr-u 81 and % ,e ~ Old. , f-pt 7 inches IiEhs OF
brown complex u, IS well n.de aad consi -rei n vty
likel y reRrH
Jim formerly lived near Ahia~ don. and may he trring
10 get - tnat section [ will pay TIE ABOVE reward for
his arrest and coafnemen, ia any county jail In this
Sta.
Address, Old : om:uior Iron ard y ii Works company,
Richmond. Va. i h BLANkENSiilF
oct yU.2g Agent.
O. Z n REwA D-i will eve tao above rewnr! 20
- OU tn apprehrosioa and deliver, or confinement
III :ail o that l car 81; bin, Of my mcn Dnan, named
washington
He i 5 ie-i g or Q ilrrtrs high dark brown complexion,
s,iyht.p rupt rcd on one SID, rri E"d on when c irii
bi.e Y.nke e pants ana iacH-t SAID Inau WAS purchased
in Richmond about TX - e-Ss ago. II" lei iy ~ s. STAND
seven, cen m4es from G.r-ns orc, on lie Nsn.itIe a.a
G.-r,sboro' road. ID. r. HARVEY.
DASytIIE. VA. Oct i;h. 1853. oct s~-eodl0tt
q co NEWAHD a reward o. f.ar hundred
S4UU d5llsc4 vii! be pal for III" arrest aod de.ive
r OF u servant II = named If take twenty
nye lie, & II he city. or m hand ei ami hfiy doi3's
II Ia en .ithin that distance. Sad boy Is O bright Eu-
l.t,o, ID Ut S i ct, : tches lIh, upper II ut teetn bad
and anou; q yea 4 o: age. Tae above reward will b"
paid OF his delivery "a Hill, Dickinson n Co, CT TO the
undersigned, s; the cOraer OF 9TH and Bank streets.
W.. TO 70,
ot q 6i Major end Quarter sister.
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Z AND FOX ~hs.E.-I have gboai Four Hnn9.
! i red Arrcs of Land, lying on Guinea Crnrs. in
'mb',iand county, which w sh 20 I'll.
Nj aad=esai l. stony Point his" Cumberland coua',.
sr2,Sca.~d 49, VIM = DANIEL
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i%1rnri'o County Court, 5th uct. Dor, 1868

'"h simmer, Plan,it,
aSrH,t
I i-Fbrcu,b. administrator of Edward i- .,;,
IN. tec-a.,d, Defendant }'"o '"'
a., o'j--i nf ,here suits il 10 recover, by actlon OF law,
": 80 o'""u"; = complain nj from tho d-'rdsnt AZ
to- So" ~ IA" bend An! due bills Of the latter; and -lso
1. J% 'ses'ic:' stated ani rendered. all OF which were
:srt. . De i: time If said III eeden a. AFFIDAVIT
H., : 'nH'e and died that tue defendant j. not q res
IT,. f' Common wealth. il II orr"r.d thai be be re-
g., Hsp"ar with Il enc nor,h a'tsr due publication
In, = . d? "! a; !sn essay to protest hs intereI: and
"t.s s.c.seai in sAid uui,s
o. Copy 1est..
-*tw. WV. FoLKEs, c. d. G.
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REWARDS,


=. ~ &EE&itS.-Srrayed or stolen from TIE
{ LCO p~anta;icn o. the subscriber, IN The COl,n-
bia road. .eye. Liiles be ow Cumberland Court Bous., a
Sore il"rse. scout five feet ign aud Ehout sevea y"arI
I'D mark d l. ~. forehead. Is hi-h Ii broad, with star.
ai.h \ arrow strip OF white extending down towards the
nose and Va tow ards the forc.op He has also. white 'pois
OF is b .ck. caused by sAdlls "a II. He is also, / think,
slg rs pArr,t-toed. an IN y have oth~r marks "t now
r.coii.ct-d Ak I had him In pUss"ssi n Ouly about tour
week He wa one o IA" wheel horses o; 4 Il am s-rt TO
ne from the county If B-tk ell y and YVES soncwhu' gsll.
ri il toe shoulders, specially thv right, ana ad th" Irane
under the coll r rubbed of CLOSELY. He IL Of god finn
aud gu ,.in-, W. ras tyeiy in hsrnass, und Carries himself
well, with somewhat Archurg heck
Thu abov, reward VII! b. paid Oh bis delivery 70 me.
or ti:,y dC.lars Tor sncn Information As viii ENABLE ne TO
get him aGain LliU again.
n, % cav JOHN P. WILSON.
G. : REWARD vii be pad + r,hc confinement
oCO in ji!, =, l vet al,n, ct my negro by JOE, who
Tau away fro my \ rH, in tie 9Th hissss'ppi Gssimsnt
Company /, or VS. captured III Virginia on Gea. Lses 70.
t:ea, from Pennsylvania.
Said 10Y N q years old. 5 feet Z or 10 inches high,
We ghs aJout 80 pounds, Nd has g gear On one cheek
csu7.d by r 'i:ug OIL the NV.
AGdr. IS me VI " .di.on. Morgan county, Ga instead OF
@ aO17w' JAs. IS. SMITH
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B&WARE.-Dr l-aac Blanch, OF Abbeville, S.
c., says that within Tvs c!ve DAYS he has ampu-
la'cd three arms AMI one hand orcasioned by
injuries to parties attending sugar mills.
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ilstavSv

runaway ~ JAIL..commi,,ed 10 the jail Of
~ h.tkiushan count. on the lat Of Nov. lSe&. a negro
.' c,.hE. HIN eff WN IENHY JONES. He saws he
,la' Raleigh, y. c., and thar he il a free man. Beha
"a ma.at,, has a bushy had, IL about - year old.
s,sa :re' : n hes high, AID has e small scar on the
pr''' liz !iSht eye; Ne other marks that 1 can di7cnVer.
~'ti'h- left Rals Oh about eight weeks sgo The owp-
.i'!- b Y if.h, il n slave. will please conc forward,
f''- pr p~rty. ray charges. and take him away
PETSR TRICK,
fas-'a1s@ Ja;lsr Of ROCKINGHAM county.
RtHAWAI IN JAiL.-Commi,t-d to tue jsii OF
:. h1'tiulham county on tEe LIST Sept, 1868, y Negro
-arNrg himself THORNTON He il a bright mu.
~.":-; inches high, abou. - years old, and has q
. .N; o. ia right hand lthe middle Anger joint no
aa'rS''ha' 1 can di.cov-r. He says he b-lrDg, 10
= lie c1er. The owner Ia requested 10 ems f,r.
~ i:.E- rope -, pay ,xpsnses, and take him away,
81 VII. Os u.ai; with AZ the law requires
PETER TRICK,
81 wfv Tailor OF Rockingham cotaty.
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f~NG.PEpEit IND Fox SAI.E.-A most beau.
i!ful a4d VALUABLE + RM in Culpe,,e" county, n.a.
tnpidsp station, Containing 63i! a-res, viii good build
ing. ard highly improved.
For particulars apply TO
COLBERT A. NJ 10,
or BILL & hOEFLEET,
CorI,: Va. a:d Cav Streets, ki Inn aui, ~.
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4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SAL

VALUABLE MILLS AND LAND IN THE
County OF Buckingltum.- offer tor sale RI
va ely the urdsvIll- Mills, with 900 Acres u lani at
tach.d d. The Mil is o. hrrs, with cast maclisery. -i'u.
Ate; OIL the Farm lie a d Buckingham p.aas' oad ten
ME from FMmviile: hey have thee pti- ,f Barrs
with Smu:i Mil Ind SEPARATE, nearly new also one
Cora Mil md tso Wafer Wheels. THti- reputation tor
good Hour and meal IL rrsur fasSro- Pos seszion given
~: II Januarr, ed TERMS, Cash.
oct iS-2-w4w r.. "
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WANTS


WASTEr-A good BOokbinder TO work OIL gov
w eruIn-nt work. To one VII u'd"r.iaad, III" Uu-i-
nc.I. good wages aud steady einllovm"rt VIII be riSen.-
Apply TO "r address N S. MORSE & 90,
Chronicle and Sc tiurl OGi"e.
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Map ~xS9eettns uu6 garterS5urS unto Elm 3uS MAD Grebes
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Der 3a9 NAG Tre6erif se6t tdali6 bon Baltimore UNI
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Wtpr5ens un $40 unb 9.15, uub ge6nittaos / 20 mn
300, Inb Don gGtcott's UitGs Woraens !. az rnS II 90
THS Sfa9utittaSS 2.45 unb $40.
9fah W4Gbinaton.
Mo9ans BON Baltimore ua6 Qai5inatpu WRurusus d. 20
$40 nno 1000. anb Ra6mittags $50, 500 Tnb ZOO:
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nm $3.50, 500 nno HIS Gu6 gsadmittoos m, 2 ( rnb
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NIT ben na0 &tneinnati ab9ebenoen 3Ggea.
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nnb $50 unD $40 MaGsntttags as.
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Mbsnps.
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tagS.
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500,
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Dtenla0, Mittn0d, 6reitn9 unD Samfag,
WlOrgen8 um 7 t10r etn Datnpf0Uot no9
Wnu0polt9 urso I3e|t Ntper Cambridge ct.
Nlt@ael8 &c. &c. wltb anbere on beHa 6ftEtG 1t.
ueEl. l1fer 0eleaeneu Dlabea.
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Temers0 erff@erMn0
Der alTucttrten G%suernnnns Sci electromagnetic
Geuf4aft BON Baltimore.
So. 4 6Outbfr., ~sesenater BEN Sua-Gebiube.
SIN getro6t Der erfplsret6en Ebdttsfeit bGs DaHpf- Teuer-
Departments feneu MIR BON beute an sum ~btateeren pretle
meme @cltcen aus unb erueuern aud BITE alien 81 ben btAt9'
Gen gaten. Mae 9ieientgen, pel6e 0duier, N16bel 0oer
t%9aftee Wertbeegeutdnbe fue eth Oeer fteben Sabre gu per-
fAeru runIhen, neroen btermtt e%tngelo6en, fb bic 8tte
pnlertr herab9eieBen grdmien G%n3uieben, sr
Aae @erlufte gerben ME btsber prompt unb liberal aus
beSehlt. Gpbn 4. Mppre, Oral.
DtrettCren
gStt. y, pad RDab WaIfer. Eranct8 Burns,
@uen y9tns, Stt9arb 6. WpIpn, SSantes Dcune,
SameSS gSpeecen, Sanaes ". Bruce, TIaucts ". Yttae,
SSGmes Gettss SGmueI st t. Sames 9. @eDrse,
%GaealleF SWlR' Saerb Sruf, 0r.S 8. g. q. 6tnse.
Spbn DwtebGrt, Setrt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S5prap C3m NS{IbtiriGsn
nsaa fAakbarer sSeilp1. biz eta.e fcel4s Icn!aIs tn b.siem 2enos
sl5etetet vuv5s ln3 BIZ sinss9e, rseLse elm re0sIraSbiBer
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&Ser6n0erter TakrpIau
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21
ORDERED TO THE FIELD,

The 9Th Iowa Cavalry 10 ordered to
leave Davenport for Sioux City as soon as
the necessary preparations for a march
can be made. The order was received
from Gep. Pope several days ago, but i.
was hoped thatit would be counte rmanded
and march to Dixie substituted; the
War Department, however, ratified Gen.
Pope's order and the regiment will be sent
to protect our frontier against the threat.
ened Indian invasion. The regiment
numbers about ], 100 men, has had ample
time for organization and drill and should
be we'll prepared for active and efficient
service.
The above notice appears in the Bur.
lngton Hack. Eye, and it would appear
from its wording that an effort was made
after the order was issued by Gen. Pope
to have it countsrmanded BY the War De.
partment. We have curiosity to know
by whom this effort was made. 1t is we'll
known that this Regiment was averse to
going South, for the reason that the men
were enlisted with 40 express understand.
ing that j. was designed for frontier ser.
vice. 1t is further welt known that the
Republican press have not very smiable
feeling for the 9th, and hence no doubt
the remark of the Hack Eye that ait was
hoped the order would be countermanded
and march to Dixie substituted" Are
We still further to draw the inference
that these same Republicans sought to
influence the War Department to fo,ce
these men South against their wish and
in express violation of the terms OF their
enlistment?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-03-21

rity of the people in the secret Jacobini
cal clubs that are formed for the avowed
purpose Of accomplishing partisan ends,
BY violent means if necessary, and in the
wsnton destruction Of printing Offices and
other private property by mob violence. -
1t is seen again in those acts Of Federal
authority which are not sanctioned by law
--euch as arbitrary arrests and imprison.
ment Of Understanding the civil au,to'
rity subordinate to the military suspend.
ing rights and privileges unequivocaly
secured by the Constitution in the exer
cise Of censorship over the press +; 10 at
tempting to force men into the adoF ton
of policy which is abhorant to them
These exhibitions tend continually to ex.
cite and exasperate people whose feel.
ings are already embittered by long con
tinued grievances-w are loaded down
with burdens, deeply affected by the loss
of frieds already slain in battle, and who
are becoming day by day familisrized with
scenes of blood and human suffering une &.
qualed in modern times.
In addition to all these sources Of dan
ger our country presents The spectacle,
only paralleled in revolutionary France.
Of an army Of Clergymen who have cas-.
aside the sword of the Spirit, and clothed
themselves in the panoply of war Instead
Of using their exalted positions and weld
ing their mighty influence to curb and res
train the angry passions Of men, of striv.
ing to reconcile existing differences Of
opinion by directing attention to the holy
precepts of Him who fought peace on
earth and good will am ong men, they are
too often urging on the dark torrent that
bears upon its turbid bosom war and
misery, ruin and death.
All these things indicate imminent dan e..
ger, not merely of National destruction
but Of utter decentralization of the people.
Wlen men cease TO be influenced by the
restraints of law and are animated by
feelings of hatred toward each other, the
result is easily foretold-a mans domicil
must be,his castle and the tenure by which
he holds it must depend upon the valor
and number of his retainers.
In view Of the dangers that menance US
the path of duty rs we'll as safety is
clearly indicated there must be an honest
and willing obedience to law by the hum
blest citizen as well rs BY the most exalt-
ed official. Tho authorities must be forced
By the power Of public sentiment to aban.
don all partizan schemes and to prosecute
the war for the sole purpose Of saving the
country-our design and policy must be
clearly made known to friends and foes
and then with clear conscience and a
reverant appeal to. tho God of battles
there must be grand rally of all who
love their country-one universal res olive
that the old flag SD all never be surrender.
ed, nor shorn of q single star.