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Il HE ndersigned have, the nth day OF JAN
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name M OF d q. HAnBURGEn& Co: N W. corner
OF IL ana 18th streets. HENRY NORRIS,
1e B-2t' ri. e. HAMBURGER
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RICHMOND, March 18th, 1885,

RlcHMosD, March 10Th, 1863, i
{. WIN should men suggest reputation as q
possible result Of Confederate, indebtedness?l
The magnitude of British indebtedness Is the
basis Of stability on which rests the teunda-
tion stone Of Victoria's throne. Not only the
Bank of England, but allthe Savings Banks
Of the British Islands are based upon s'con-
soils. y in which the Savings Banks are com.
.pelled to invest all their earnings. The wealth
of the poor, and the gains of the rich. ARE all
invested in British Government securities.--
Every citizen Of Great Britain is thus, pscu-
niarily, interested in the maintenance and
IF = citizen be- heavily taxed, he has the con-
solatory reflection that thesums thus expend-
al will be refunded ia interest on investments
in Savings Banks and Government securities.
If there had been mammoth United States
Bank, whose bills were held by every citizen
Of the South, ii 10 hardly probable that the
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
Arrest Of q Rebel HilIitary oficer in
!. How. York.
The Herald lays: 3

q . ~ wv VA Dspsftmest received informs
ton 81 Thursday week tAat Col Talcotty Chief
Eoeiueer of the rebsl defances At Yorktown,
,coastrsctor Of Fort Dazzling, and late snpsrin-
tepdsnt Of the Tired gar Works A. Kichmond,
swnosl8 arrive in this city on Saturday. OMcers
were 81 once detailed ~ q. s. Marshal Muir
rsy To- look after him, and il wasi ascsztainsd
that Ne had taken. rooms with. hls wife and
daughter ct No ia, WEST Iwenty,FouItA
street. He left bis house at S o'clock yester-
sd&y morning, ID company with his daughter,
nd wssf followed by the ef6oefss awhseMsre
directed to arrest him - soonias they psytsd.
This occurred abQpt noon, Ine - BWnum y IS!
! 'r sHe was a once taken before General wool,
Who made examinations EEof the prisoner,
and then transferred him 70. Fort Lafay-
cite, in .csstedy of Depnties Dryer and
Young, the ohics1s who had arrested him.
Two other officers searched bis ID ege and
dbund several papen, amosg hem was : pass
from the. Confederate States Of America, pass
/ ins himself, vita and daughter beyond the
rebel lines, and ordering the military authori-
ties 70 aid and assist him With ali force at
tsheir command, Il necessary. He travelled
North BY the way& Mexisos 5and, has been
long time making his way from Richmond,
va .ss s.. -,
Col Talcott is upwards Of sixty years 81 age,
has fine military bearing, and Is possessed
of o high order of talent a. I'm enginesf.
| His wife, on learning of his arrest, was sud-
| denly stricken with partial paralysis, al
\ though the news Was broken to her as quietly
I q possible. The family were about leavingfor
Europe III s'is0ssse7qnsl @dt .sseq
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The improvement Bill.

'sa Secs t.1sW nsnevef. the "a. geAslIs :: an
my in the held are :ucn' ~ 70 MAKE inp'eIs
inents Of iorage articles O suoslsleuSe - 0sJ
er property absolutely lnesessa: itnen lsucn
impressnient may % made ,py tne omcel - ~
officers whose desy It y 70 durnls. saen lot,
age, articles IF Subsistence or other properly
for such army Il incasas where tne : Owner u
such property ana the impIessln sonssa Ia
not agree upon me value 'ersea = r. =,
the dutyo suclIeimpressing oinser. upon an
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South could have been 4preclpitateu luCo To
volution." Mr. Gays persistent advocacy OF
the creation and existence of such . Bank,
was based upon this just conception OF the
motives and influences which would govern
the conduct Of men. The National Bank
would have perpetuated even an Abolition
Union, and whatever may be thought Of that
toast Of Andrew Jackson, the Federal Union
must and shall be preserved it4is truesthat
he. did as much to dissolve it as any man who
has ever given tone and direction TO popular
eminent in the former United States. Lin
coin madness and tho outrages perpetrated
by an abolition despotism, would have been
powerless in notwithstanding even South Ca
rolina, had mot Gen. jackson destroyed the
source of moral strength, based upon human
weakness, which Henry Clay discovered IN g
National Bank e 81 So.
i TIE rational de6t eofsshs Confederate States
will be, in nftsr years, the strongest bond Of
cohesion which shall effect the policy Of, the
several Southern States. Every citizen, him
self. 81 his debtors, will be directly interested
not only in the spermanency, but in the good
faith Of the Confederate Government. To sug-
oest reptidation will be the suggestion Of o
fraud upon the. lights every voter and pro-
.perty-holder, and be who. aspires to promi-
nence by causing. the withdrawal Of q, State
from the Confederacy, will encounter popular
q, Opposition, based upon The same idea Of indi-
vidual selfinterest.
WHY, then. excite thessuspicion Of repudia-
ton /? France has supported five revolutions
in seventy years. The repndiation of her pub
lie debt has never been suggested. In 1915.
her public debt was $40. 0O0. 600. In 1859, it
amounted Is 81 roo ,0OO, 600 Her revenue
was. ut the same epoch, $3.50 900 GOO, and her
expenses 1858 ,D0O, 600. Of which $348, 900, goo
constituted the current expenses of the en-
Dire. The public debt Of France is thus aug
meuted with each successive year, and yet the
people Of France, and capitalists of Europe,
constantly seek INVESTMENTS in the French
funds. The thought Of Reputation never oc-
Cured to Frenchmen, and surely the boosted
honor of Southerncrs,E which has sustained us
tins far inthistesrible war. will not succumh
before the loveiofgpld. irf 1t happens, however,
that the blockade,s to, which we have been
l,subiected. has made our debt 0nr own wealth
| If otherwise there we're danger of bad faith on
1.-The part If the fGovernment, the people who
paw ia xes on tlsesone hand, while they receive
interest on Confederate. bonds on the other
Twill ever oppose any governmental action. 81
Thereof the several States or the Confederation
i calculated to result in reputation. i.Esslas
s,e In very truth, mot only are the resources o
the Confederate States ample to MAINTAIN
credit. and -pay o debt of one Thousand mil
llions. but this debt3w be hestrongest qua
rar,tv ef, the perpetuitys of the government u
j self. There is no4danger Of repudlation, slnc
/ both public and private interests will all p
I Dtrayed agalnst 1t. sfgas; ssst 3hsN siss sts
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Relteye tic Disfressed.

On w ednesday scene occurred IN our
streets which moved the sympathy Of bar soul.
A number Of ladies', perhaps . dozen, COM
posed Of tAelwivess and daughters of soldiers
families, who represented themselves and
their families TO have been deprived Of any
thing to eat IN the last Nv days, sase : snail
portion of corn bread, were seen pefAMbalat-
ing our streets until they came up 10 . Pfoyi-
sion Store, on White Hall street. They all
entered it, being. preceded by o tall lady on
whose countenance rested care. and determi-
nation. She asked the Merchant tie price Of
bacon. 4; He replied; st6tjng ttat h ewas S110
.r,er pound. She yenopptfated with him, iasito
the impossibility Of fenlAlss il their condition
having such prices foF this necessary Of life.
sHe remaining iinaxorSble ID his demand, this
tall lady proceeded 10 draw from her sbosofna
long navy irepsstsf, aadlat The same tune or
dered the others In the crowd 10 help them
selves to what they liked, which they, did &C
tcoraingly, giving preference 70 the bacon, I'M
til they had taken, 4slswe learn, something
like 5000 wosths They went o,s. and on be-
ing questioned b come gentlemen g y what
thew meant, they related their su1ering con-
dition Of which'w have alread, spoken.
r. Seeing what.w1S going on, siSHd feeling
deep sympaahy fuefhsse ladies, ainumber .of
i gentlemen of .vAFys smoderate insapss who,
thsmselyes, have families 10 support, SET TO
work to raise sSnbscrption in their behalf
| In 4 short time they raised . small sam, and
lspuoinsed . scommittee, consisting of Messrs.
VIM. G. Sapple, 4. Brown. and J, II. Pstille,
| from. Maj Cunningham's Cksbing pspart-
neanut. g take charge Of H. ykis Committee
has placed that fund, not being able 20 find
l ~. e,4;aSa Mn, tax the bacon thew hSyinG
dispersed, 10 ths hands Of the editor Of The
Intelligsncer, 70 bsstow it pDop them, orsuch
j objects 81 charity. At the same isne request.
finc Hin Is invite others to come up ii aid d
this good work. Nc ichserfshv sosssnt to
Isbs mad, the ,alnoner on, tAis oeeasion and
now invite any wives or daagh,ers Of soldiers
/ families, who 1ra IN extreme want, to apPly
/ 81 she ofRce If the Intslligencer, and thsy
EwillFrscsivs snsll smount for pressing 10
(coss;tiss. Ws,slso invite Others 10 come for
ward md Increase; this smonnt,, .sHe the
paisv;eth to The poor lendcth 10 the Lord p At
/ 5dnsaIOS.) Lnsslligeacer, Mdrch oo5tA. i'''s
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u INC 0Ou1S my FsAeA 49, 3
Gen. Lee ON FastiMg and PrHysr.
The order Of General Lee, saspendipg all
duties il the Army Of Northern Virginia, save
those of necessity, on the DAY appointed "
the Presidents for humiliatioh and praye1sio
"a follows : 81 s;s,s,,ss .a-etsssS styssSz
In obedisnce to the proclamation OF the Pre-
s;dent If the Confederate Ssates, setting apart
Friday, the Eth Of March, q E day Of fs:t.
ing and prayer for the nation I'll duties wall
be suspended on that day in thor Axmyhef
Northern, Virginia, except such e are 10 70
safety and subsistence. KeligiQus services,
appropriate to the occa5i651 viii Be performed
By the Chaplains, inythsir ssspsctiss ssgF
ments. go ssigS3 wa O. ae1 bis,gm h8
Soldiers |. No portion Of our people. hay ys
orsate sar canse to IS thankful - Almighty God
Than yourselves. He has preserved your hves
amidst countless dangers; He has been With
you in ell your trials; He has given you tor
titude under hardships, and courage in the
shock of battle. He has cheered you By the
example and BY the deeds Of your noartyIed
comrades: He has snabled you 70 defend your
country successfully againetl she assaults OF q
powerful I, opprssser. Deyoutly tbankful 5or
signal mercies, let us bow before the Lord OF
Hosts, and join our hearts with millions IN
our land in prayer, that He will continue his
merciful protection over lsour seause; thst he
will scatter. our ,enemiesa and set q nought
| their evil designs, and that be will graciossly
restore to our beloved Country the blessings Of
reaee and security.FM sR. H. LEE, General
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Governar. and it accompanies this note.
e4gb Very respectfully, = cocnTN
.s...e esgss.,,s, PEAKLAED, March 10Th, 1903.
GxNrLEMEN:} bss;sta ae.fl g,stl ss.as.s.1.c
-AcknvwIedcing, as do. the reception OF
similar Invitations from other sources. Also
far which,. as we'll as your own, 1 return my
thanks.I have delayed any reply fill now,
,,,r;th . view 10 consult those whose adviceI
have saugl,t as TO the course should persue,
and. that I might make this general response
To ALI who have addressed me on the same
,subiect. 20 this date. recognize the names
of many. ON the several lists, who seem TO
have generally discarded all past party Asso-
Citations. aud to have thus manifested their de-
sire to pv,nate nv election to SO important an
Office as that Of Chief Magistrate Of the Com
smenweaith.s ssst tn ia So sgi.sf, ais.si q
. s. But. even, now. scarce know how TO reply;
for in this hear,of, our trials and our efforts
Il, maintain our libertics--t0 secure our lnde
.uendes,ce tie support our soldiers In the neld'
md I'd promote the comfort of their, and our
own. families--no seeming differences should
exist amongst ourselves. That we mag Oe
fully able to meet the pressing necessities st
q csuel, ,unchristian. and aggressive war from =
abroad, we should avoid all occasions Tor aivl-
si.,a 1t home. Long in arras az we have peen
Against an enemy, not only On our porder, Dut
eyen Ut the doors Of lnaay who have peen orr
ven. as weu by the ordinary fortunes o. war
as by the torch of, the incendlary, from neif
nuw. desolaee homes and fresldes--but sui re-
ceiving no cheering words from the consstus
ed authorities Of other Governments, however
muck their people may be with as 70 spirl,
and in feeling -withont material aid from "a, any
hurn.n source. we must lunk, first, to Him
,uh., s able 20 deliver us, and then, to our owr
stropc .r,ss and 10 the bravery aud endurance
If onT owa armies. We shall thus, at last
give eyiaeace to all who are willing to he bat
spectators Of those sceaes, passing at the pre-
aer,t in review before the civilized wprl tina
wesare absndantly able to sustain the part as
.ioned us. a. we shall! ever sbe, It we remain
united and determined in the attainment Q
our objects. 40 Z etss 81. !.
81 Az nothing should be done, 1t any tme
tending to ALLEVIATE one portion OF the os "a
from another-as the cause OF Eastern WI
s .,,in;a IL the cause sf the West. and rs tn
leauae of the whole State lie that for the tim
heine. of the whole Gonfederacy the pei
snle Of both sections, temporarily separate
from each other, by that Despotism whic
,,;,w rules them. instead of seeing question
,r.ised Il, regard to elections, should be assn
al nf mr. hearty cooperation in every emo
As he made sby loyal menieyery where, 70 brin
.han, hack into that same family circle frol
s-h;.h. thew have been SO rudely torn. "
,o;oia. holding these giews---wltht an nnfaain
.1eterminatior to make good the cause While
40; has 40 nublv espoused-should never
diverted from what hereafter must be her tr,
s,,olicy. that Of developing, as far as PRAGUE
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|, From the Lynchburg Virginian.l Is
a Letter from ME-. GOggin.
4 81 spr 4KrANp. March 3lst, 1868.

EnIToRs OF THE VIRGINIAN:
4 have been requested to furnish, for publ,
cation, my reply 70 those who have addressed e
me ON the subject If the coming election for
Goyernar, and it accompanies this note.
.ssgsa Very respectfully, y ,oc,cyN
assissaa aae ~ assA 80 q ~ 81
6ssasa ,islag i7-7-,,, l. u. OF. 1eea
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RepudfatiOn.

From the Richmond correspondent Of the Knox
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
MARRIAGE.

IT'S LIVES AND hates, sorrows and an
l. gers, hopes and fears, regrets and joys;
MANHOOD, how lost, how restored the
nature, treatment and radical cure Of Sper-
matorrhea or seminal weakness; involuntary
emissions, sexual debility and irpediments 70
marriage generally; nervousness, consumption,
Cts, mental and physical i.capaeity, resulting
from SELF ABUSE-are fully explained in the
MARRIAGE GUIDE BY WV. YOUNG, II.
d. This extraordinary book should be in the
hands Of every young person contemplating
marriage, and every man Who desires to limit
the number of their offspring to their circun.
stances. Every pain, disease and ache inciden-
tai TO youth, maturity and old age, is fully e1.
planned; every particle of knowledge that should
be known Is here given. II is fullof engrsvings
In fact it disclosee secrets that every one should
know; still il 10 . book that must be locked up
and not lie about the house. IL will be sent to
any one on the receips Of twenty-five cents in
specie or postage stamps. Addres, DR.. " y
YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above
Fourth, Philadelphis.
p AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
no matter What may BE- your disease, before you
place yourself under the care Of any Of the no.
torious Quseks-native OF foreigD-vho adver
tise in this or any other paper. get copy of Dr.
Yousg's book, ana ses6 u carefully. twill b
the means Of saving you many . dollar, youI
health and possibly your life.
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of ths
diseases described in his publication, ct bis o.
Zee, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, shove Fourth
Philadelphia.
Once bours from > to 3, daily.
June II s9-ly.
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Notice Of Administrator.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
~ ministr.tion were, on the lsr day of June,
A. D. 1863, issued BY the Probate Judge oil
Brown County. Kansas, upon the estate OF Ab
ner Norris, deceased, late of said County. All
persons having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them TO the undersigned
for settlement and allowance, within one year
from the first day of June, A. D. 1863, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of said es
tate; and if such claims are not exhibited with.
in three years from said LIST day of June. 1868
they will be forever ban ed.
ABSALOM NORRIS, Administrator.
June ii, lS63-3w. Prs fee, So.
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Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of
~ an order Of sale issued from the Clerk e
Office of the Second Judicial District Court Of
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the Odd day
Of April, A. D 1868, and 70 me directed, as
Sheriff Of said County, have levied on, and
will offer for sale, at public auction. at the
Court House door, in said County, on the 20th
day of June, A. D. 1863, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said day, all the right, title and interest oil
Van. s. Gragum 10 and to the following desert.
bed land, to Wit: The southwest quarter oil
section No. %, in township No. 5, Of range
No. Is. lying and being in said Brown County.
Given under my band, this 9Th day Of May.
A. D. 1863. !. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
By II. M. RoDINsoN, Under Sheriff.
May 7, ls63-5w. Prs fee. Sc.
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Provost Mar~hal's Notice.

Provost MarSh1lS NOtfce.
Psovosr MARSHAL GESERAL's OFFicE,)
Washington City, d. c., May %, 1863.
A Ii men who desire to join any particular
n regiment Of cavalry nov in the field, are
hereby authorized to present themselves at any
time during the next thirty days, TO the Board
Of Euroln ent, in The city of Leavenworth.
The Board shall examine them, and determine
upon their fitness for the service, and if found
to be ct, the Provost Marshal OF the District
shall give them transportation tickets TO the
general rendezvous, at the headquarters Of the
A. A. Pro, ost Marshal General of the State.
As soon as they present themselves ct the gen.
eral rendezvous: they shall be duly mustered
BY mastering snd disbursing officer: end paid
By him the bounty allowed BY law
JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
CAPT. A. r. BANKS,
Provost Marshal, Lesvenworth, Kansas.
June lS, lS63-3W.
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NOTICE ia hereby given. that BY virtue Of
~ an order Of sale issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Second Judicial District Court of
Brown County, State of Kansas, on the 22d day
Of April, A. D. 1863, and II me directed, a.
Sheriff of said County, have levied on. and
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
Court House door, in said County, on the 10Th
day of June, A. D. 1863, at 2 o'cl' OK P. NJ. Of
said day, all the right, title and interest Of
ed land, to Wit: The south east quarter of sec
ton No. 6, in township No. 2, of range No. Is,
lying and being in said Brown County.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of May,
A, D. 1868. I. B. HOOVER,
Sheriff of Brown County, Kansas.
By H. M. ROBINSON, Under Sheriff.
May 7, ls63-5w. Prs fee, S..
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Order - RaDllcafl0A.
In the District Couft Of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for Brown CouA-
~, State of Kansas.
Hem, B.rrietlo" ri.insif.
An.n Adams. Defendant.
ID F. KILLEY. the plaintiffs attorney In
ID. this cause, havisE, o. the Sab day Of
May, A. D. 1863. Sled his a2davit in the
Clerks Office of said Court, stating that the
aid defendant, Aman Adams, is non resident
Of the State Of Kansas, and cannot be served
with process issuing from this Court; IL 10
therefore ordered By the Clerk of said Court,
in vacation, that the said defendant, AnaD
Adsms. be notified, BY publication being nads
for six Consecutive weeks in the White Clssd
Kansas Chief, . weekly neA spaper printed in
Doniphan Csunty, Kansas, and Of general cir
culation in sid Brown County, Of the penden-
cy Of this suis, the object Of which 10 to obtain
judgment against the said defendant, Aman
Adams, for the sum OF Two Hundred and Fiji
ty-seveu Dollars and Twenty Gets, With int
rest thereon from July 93d, A. D. 1850, at the
rate Of Eve per cent per month, and cost Of
suit; aud also for . decree Of foreclosure and
sale o: The south vest quarter Of section fifteen,
u.s. in township tvo, (2) Of 5snge fifteen, (l5l
IN said Blown County, Kansas, which was mort
gagged BY the said defendant TO the plaintiff, to
secure the payment of said sum Of money; and
the said defendant. Amam Adams, Is further
notified, that unless he plead, answer or demes
to the petition Of the said plaintiff herein filed,
on Or before the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1868,
the same viii be Il be. ~ true. and judgment
rendered accordingly.
Witness, my hand, and the seal nov in use
in said Court, ut my Office, in Hiavaths, this
18th day of May, A. D 1853.
JOEL G. KELSEY, Clerk.
B. F. KILLEy, Plaintiff , Attorney.
May q, ls63-7W. Prs fee, $3.50.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS!

He Undersigned, having been duly ap
i pointed and mustered into the 18th Kan
as Cavalry Regiment, and established Re
rrultlng Headquarters at Hiawatha, Brown
County, Kansas, gives notice to all those wish.
Ing to enlist in the Cavalry service, that on re-
porting to him, they will be favored with all the
advantages of being enlisted. Twent, five
Dollars Bounty will be paid. upon being mus
Tered into the service
LIEUT.. DUDLEY SAWYER.
July 9, lS63-3w.