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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

N0MIISsi0SEKs SALE OF RaAL gsTATR
~ In tae City Of Richmond snj County Of Zen.
rico.B7 virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court o:
Henrico county. In the esse styled Enaers aud =is
o. Deyr;es., Administrator, and Others, we, the
dsrsifned, az Commissioners, will proceed to sell
upon the premises, On GOHDAY, the 9th Day o!
February, 1863. the following vaiusbis Zeal Estste
In the city OF AichiuoC3 and county OF henrico,
follows:
LIST. Commencing at I2 O'clock IL, tie Farm
known as f'gaEoa Ell, TIE late Tssiaecoa Of Vim
f. Depsiess acseas5d, Ga Ito 0sbefIa turnpike,
about half nile GAG. Of the city and contiguous TO
Tres Hill, fovn2ten, Erd other ests.es. Ii con.
.ains - acres Ut isDd, well tnpravsd. The In.
rrovements ec:iSi:. OF s,i excellent Eries Dwelling,
Kitchen, SssD.o, Ga1 It's usual out.buildngs, az
excellent Orchard Of CHOICE 1n;t tTses and sB
iseassd, s,,d casomsnas q i..snaid view OF ths
city CT Lsl.itLd AID sca.efy OH JAN 20 rvsr and
tho Surrounding aopsi.Fy.
-. rto TsRsner's s1d Lois. In tie town Of
Port Nsyo, s..sp.sd for Emalfsizad families. Sale
10 con u6ass TT r. "a.
~. Ard at 3 o'clock VIII &c SID :as valuable
WtaTf property e kcohbtt., known e. .hs EteeDa.
lo.. N.aif, aud opposite s!.s store CT X. q. Has
kity, Esq, 1t ifoSis James figtf, 1874 f5st, and
rpra back Eaout s,u1 feet 10 Wescr strs1t
<.h Gso Lots Oh tina interssciiC. c! Na!o and
.,i.a sgsets. Richmond. Hill, esl .5sIgnatsi by the
Ecg. s6s ard lG,. III Adams l;li. rhCy front 10.
ios.. AID ian kaek l1o fest 10 aey, plat O.
w:,ln Gan 10 se6u st cur oBies Ia a fen dAYa.
Bic At tho sain3 ttio sid plaza will Ia sod ooa.
thi,a interest Il; = trsci cf ts.,3, Containing
scres, Ia H.scyo. county. The na-T Cei.fst roa
sci adolnig tae lands cf b. W, ko1or aud others.
Vsan..-Uae-t hir! cash. Ter tic ~hc,e II rfa-
tieia notes. satisfactorily eGaorssd interest added
snd title retained until the further orler OF Coast.
The saxes fos 1853 10 Se psid by tie purchaser.
AZ = a. 4, aS S1S?s:e Com,ni.rs.
Sale Conducted by JAS Il. TAYLOR & soa. Anc-
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Fly Z. II. Stokes, Auc:is ~


DSggIvER's slLs--By vir,ro az decree o,
IL, the District Court of the Cenf- ratio statss
for the ssteru Distric: OF Virgin u re case CT
the Confederate ss.tes ss&inss o-s.s md Cocks. 7
rs Receiver Of said Court. will pre-. Il to sell =.
pab.io eac.ioD, st tbs auction f-s OF FL II
Stokes On Franklin street., III El- CT Of Rish
nocd on TUESDAY, the 2cth ias g.. - TIA tjsh
EFT bidder, fer cash, ono valuable sfu3o NAN
{Emanaei,l sequost.atea property.
Receiver i .e'y'ct 40 4
Sale conducted by u. Il. sroEEs, j.l.-tds
DEosivsa's SATISFY virs7v q decree o,
N the Dis.r:c. Coar. of ths Cca's5 rate States
for tie Ess.eTn District OF Virginia, Z. he case OF
the Confederate States Ggsirs. ". ?. Idioe /, a.
Receiver OF said CcuEt, viii proceei o. seli at pub
lie auction, at the anetion rccra q j. II Stokes
On Franklin street. n the city q eGmnrd On
TUE3DAY, the a0ta instsn.. to s.e II les: bidder
for eayn, three valuable NsaGG EsEe! viz Billy
k1.El, and Lewi5-eeqcsstrsse ed rrofs y
HENRY L. p,00RE
Receiver EL+!fict No g.
ssis ccs,'.ucted by Z. Fl. STOKES. /. li-tds
81 y. D. CFak, Axe.
T>uRNTTJEg CZRPETE, &C, ~ AUCTION
II On TUESDAY. the Gotta inst 10 O'Clock.
viii Es.I st my store, largo lot OF * 'ient FUR.
NITURH, embracing Sofas. Sideoce - Bureaus,
Wartrobes, Wssi.sban6s Chairs, s:sads, Ia.
b.as, Hair and ahuuk Mattress. ( ,;..Aer Eeds,
Bo.s.e1s Pillows, Blankets. Con.o..-. -.
pair etsyaut Dsnaask ourszin-,
MAJ bic -op Csleret-
-kLEo,-
10 bb's Ginger Bead fer aeeoa, Of whom it
msy cJncsrn.
GUNS End PI5TOES
IS sing.e-barrel Gaus;
IS Pistols. fkiieii's ard others)
fer account OF tie Ordinance 4a-lu,en. OF
tie. 6t.ts of Virginia.
ALSO
No. Morning Star Cookiaq eve, marry
new, Will fiEc.LtIie and fxtge-9 5ompis:s
ia ii r. Z e., aunti,
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~" EOTlCH-Owng to the sickness OF COR
Arct;onssr We shall have 20 sale on Thursday
usxs Cur next sale will, therefore, be on tn 0as.
DAY. the ED inst We have now on hand sud
will offsr ct private sale
& 50 bbls prime Brown Sugar;
2tO0 boxes old Manufactured Tobacco. OF beT
brands aud choice quality;
30 cases Kiiiikihlck. W A Reads, and ether
choice brands Smoking Tobacco;
Geo kegs OLD Dominion Mails;
aOU sacks Eatt
100 t!sEces Rice.
Besides grsa. many other articles In tbs Grocery
and Dry 0ooda line.
ia Its TAEDT T. WILL Ans
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A TTRAcrIvE SALE OF GROCERIES,. &C.
n We viii oner at auction. st or store, corner
OF 9Th AID heia Streets. ss loi o'J,ss, Oh FsA.
DAY, the 23d fcstaEt--
bids cboics II D suysI;,
50 bb.B do d, Do
3, La!l bb & choice II cues';
Is do do Go Moiassss;
50 boxes Te!!o~ Can,ilea
j., bbis Smoking Tobacco;
10 cases K'liikiniek Go
Il Coz une uba Cigsrs;
l,l0J ttrse quarter boxes MAJ ufscd Tobacco;
ECO Sadaies KaI ufac'd Tobacco;
20 dozen Sr0om.;
1880 new sin Beg;
20 sacks Bal
Daiss dana sed Gcio-;
9 ta'es Cotton, ia soli order;
b.;es Cotton iAfhs.
n ba-, s G. .aln 81.
30 It's c, ii .tsy Soar;
T. kegs how Lard
% KOHiNBos. ADAMS co. An .trs
~ e. =. eesk, As~u-sssi.
NTEAg GNGyh Ii, PLANNING MACaIsg, dc
- AZ EilCTIGH.--ch THURSDAY, ssd inst.
ii Ii . clcea. viii cell the sreniises q b,
between Main and srankiin streets
Oae Eteam EI gins Boist, &c,
Cue Plainiok Machino.
A Lar se lot Of iros,. Sc. cau.aseiby ire.
TrRAs-Cas...
J.a0 3. b. COOK. Aust.
II CUSEaopD FUKMirUnn AND PIANO
Az AUCrioE.-On FRIDAY. 2ll Instant,
Ut 10 c!ocs, will sell at tho residence OF Mr. j.
w. Hi, Oh Broad street near the Bolts Place, sn
ss.0TtuleA OF Hoaseooli ] urn e, consisting Of
Feather beds, Ye :stesds,
-, Chars Carpets, LoGnge
Side ,onrt, TablcS,
2Ccokias Stoves sad Utensils coasyiots.
-ALs1,-
Che G. ootAvs Plano. IN Mahogany easss
IA 20 y. 3. C9nY AUG,
fsJ Hill, DlcAlns4a / Co, Aaess.
II RIO K r.Ai Ek AND PEASfLRgE-~0a
Id WEDNESDAY,. 2is. i-sen., viii BE- sold Z
Negro MAN. CT good character, who Is a 4. ra.e
hi. IL
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~ o h " q
AID LExON9.
IRON FLORIDA.
Just raeeivsd.
COO ORANGES SID T.EIOIl.
frasa Florida.
FL, eAls Nv kawEHi
10 19-3,a Next door to Exchdngs oenB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

cC ACEAs OF vALusBLA LAND ON THE
OtD Osborne Turnpike. in Henrico county, about
two miles from iAe city, Ar AuCtIOE.--We will
sell upon tho pfemL-a on MONDAY, the OH cay
Of February, commencing aitsr tbs sale Ct Ma.
ron Hjil" advertised by Esssrs Morgon and Steger,
Ccmuissouers cay, At O'clock p. H., valuable
trsss OF land, eontainios 63 acras ard located Is
shove, edio'ni1s TIE lands Ct Isr Ii. LsEghlin.
teha Ea1rAr, and Ctners, GEj contiguous 10 The
Tres I'LL estate. Pesso;;e desiring togeanse pro.
duoays u.afko. garden would 90 well to attend th:s
sa,a,
TxaE.-Ons- taird caeh; thu hs,snes st S ard io
,nonti4s for ussot.sbs notss, with Interest sddsi
gis9 secured by a trust deed.
JAG JAs NJ. TAYLOR Il con, Auets.
OK HAEDSymH BoIL4iNti LOTS, Ch
- tho rol.h side of Crsos. batwsan Henry ard
Eel ylls, stsse.s, Ar Auction --Wo viii ssh, on
tie premises en- WEDNESDAY,. the olst day OF
January. commencing It O'clock r. H., tx hand.
souls Eailding Lots, located the north eide OF
Grace. t4tHeea Heary sAd Eslyidsre streets end
~i,l.:i, tia flower garden Of Ae John Eortnn--
They font 50 feet EACH and run back leo feet.
G1.ssis. ~ 0os-ta1 caan balance at 4 ard s
months. ior negotiable notes, interest added,
eu:ed b. . rag. as@a. Tle lpEohAsar 70 pay lie
isTa, fas 1893
Is 10 JAS. II. TAYLOR & sOz, usts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

Va TER YTRE BRIGADE of the city OF
NJ Richmond will meet Of Engine House b
THiS AvENiG0 at u O'Clock. 1t is important
every member sho aid be Eessns.
By order Of tho Committee.
IL 2G-lt PETER w kALST0N, C.erF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

6y Hill, Dicks i Co. Aaess.
RICK i.AfEk AND PLASfLRgE~oa
Id WEDNESDAY,, 2l=. i-s.ea., viii be s1ld e
Il gro NAN. CT good character. who Is q Il s-ra.e
b.: ,klsyer p:ss.ersr and s'Onsns son. Sold i,r
f.u't hILf. RlCKIHAON L co, Eucs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

PAY CFyICE, lE8iNRKR DKPr g b.,
40. II, Law building, Ersnllin ST.,
Richmond. JsnY 90. 1862
I p Il e. l. @ r G. e
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EU3STITUrk WANT ED-flr ths war. Eoc
y good and reliable man, ave; Is years OF see
lbs,s; price will be paid by ea-iy apple 10
d.. EEOOCKs Conner main and l2:h sis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

EsTRAY E00S.--Came to uy farm, 'hsss
~ miies below R.cLmo and, On tha Chsries CITY
Iesd, about t~o weeks ago 6 EoW sud stree
SHcATa- The ewnsr ;s reqTssse6 ID coioe for
ward prove propsItv, nay charges. and taae than
xyvaY il 1881 JGnss DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

country back OF them beirS q clear P!a.ea7, a.
level ~ Q bowling green Where the raain charge
vsns made on the right Of the allied !iae upon the
svtseaaing forces III Basrssion the hils terminate
"A Low grounds. On the left Of the allied line the
1sldhaek, sf.er soaking its way through tho couu.
~ Sos same distance, Terminated ia Rom, ponda-a
psoof that he country q low or dat. Such Ia the
mature Of the country also on the banks Of the
4aAls. where the battle Of Jena wss. fought It
gisss Int. bluffs u the river. and spreads bask ia
JlatAau Twas On this plateau that xusss made
Ais famous charge. 80 It Ii at Waterloo; the
eoanty r almost . dad level, or uaduiatss 20
slishtly - mot to disturb regimen. Of cavalry In
shs nsss hsadlons charge. II Is also perfectly
epsa, there being NO woods with an American
WeulA think worthy Of the name any where In the
nslshboheod. excspsahs Forest Of Soiquies which
~ ~ dey of the battle was In the rear OF tina
xsslish partition.
Al thsae things ere to te considered Ia locking
tar sxaDplAs - justify IN increase CT cur cavalry
1atDA rhlsh b very expensive arm Of the service
Nov, our eountsy y the very revere Of Any oyer
Whleh my OF these campaigns were prosecuted -
y bsoksu. billy, full Of gu!lies and rsyinss, and
esssywhsss covered with wood, In an clmost eqasl
vsopoetj0n 70 the elexxs1 laad We have heard
savalsy c6lesss ray that there was NON here here
for sevsisy y b employed on grand scale ia d.
aiding bstgs. A Eoussd eheny, purtusd By cav.
sley, Aads tAIsksss and galiIes always Close at
hAn4 wAses b EN- rally sad resist. At Seven
1inaa Ter Instance. " No could have thrown Z
AsAvy bsdy sf cavalry On Msclsllsn's Debated
.fwy. h1 destruction wes:d have tesa complete.
1as u would hsvs bssn impossible Il hcrEsnsa to
- Ia l.
nsdsslsaaA. y IL ssss'sf asariy every battle w
hsvs sosshs. II sLsmy. when eoupsilsd to
ssn -, sasA hass hssa shwssdby strong
sesag 49, - would Aass bssa sstssiy routed;
e'seth aalhs - ~ sesatsy. fsliy = nnah asapy
Aslesaay = sssaly. ~ always festid1sa Il ,
Aasthss Gpeas s1stas.s = or susesss NJ bssn
- 0eD asmbsss uttA w>laA Ne hass ai~sys
49, unDGn11 - Ashi ~ sienstls hssss u ~
1asne nss s4as ~. - ssssesiss = sA-ir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

NIOTiCE.---Lost, on tie i4.h o. the preseLt
~ nonth, between MverSs Bridge A1d tbs Few
Market, ny PREF PAPERS 4 sui.caio reward
will be paid to the f0dcr If delivered at this cfce.
iS l9-2t~ MARY :. KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

TSYRSOHAL-If WM. l. SNf:AD, CT Dsnvi.ie.
I will cs'l at A. ]. FOkD'S On Gary street, to
morrow At O'Clock Ec 1an hear II s0uieShiag 10
liz ADVANTAGE. iasU liz
nERSOEAL ~0EOxaK " PHILLIPS will lie.
.usn 10 EiehNoad Al eocn AS no cas-. ~ LIS
aslli a~aits Lin tete.
il i2--l.ls jAx HARVEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

GU8STl j o TES-Two eoascripts wanting So 3.
~ ETII TGs where thoice Of service car be
ha1, can fad two over citizens Of tbs onfelsr-
ate States for a reasonable price, by addressing
"a B. box le1, Eiehrloni T o ia 2o--2!S
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PERSONAL.

SE0aGATIOa w II RD.--Jo.;EPi a
I BRITTLE. cf Co II, Hat Va, Reet. AMBER
sous ii ,lsioa, wko Ges Li2A 81 Kilth ,ster Hos.
pitxl wheel arny fe!; back. has not bsea bssI3
ffoIn since by his r-la'i, iis Any person giving
inscs ioa OF Lin, Ly letter or Otherwise, viii
c,afor favor, Eerve hunlapity and re.isso dig
trcssoi wife. mother, sLd other -eiGti,
ARQH'D GLOVER.
IL 21-i.~ Prince HaOrgs g. II. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

C UBHTITUTK fANTED.-A liberal price .v
- be paid fcr ore Applyso day No SOS IL sn
s.reet. Uexr door above General WindssS ct,i .e.
Ia Jt)-ith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

EtUBSTITUTss HAETgD.- Fer soo,ly reliable
- msp over IS yesrs Of sge a liberal peise Wiz
bs given. Apply Es WILLIAMS II CaRGiEG-
TOG's I'll &C. bs.wesn the hours CT 8 I III and -
NJ ;ssc-lt<
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Aiss ZSEMENra.

80 Cg.goass VARIETIES
a. exc .@og sTa1s- tss b sa2s r.a.:L
Acting kna Stage asaes-f.py1 .sg oaDa.
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Il OS Fla ny cut house, near tie New Market.
( 4 a PISTOL BELT and HGLSTaR bersl
reward will be paid II left Ct Gr Ro>nnels. next
to Ysgnes's Drug Sto.e corner Gun aid Bread
streets. liza 2G-6tsI II II JEEKFsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

r OST-Oa Saturday evening. TIL l7.h instant.
1 4 IN the vicirity ~ Broad street, les1sen lst
and ! n streets. my EXEMPTION PAPgRs, dated
18th Of pe ,nber, 1861. Ths ficte: VIII bs salts
lily reward d by leaving the same a: this hSe.
:, oo-Jtx GEO r. KEgSAEJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

r O5T-Co the cars between Beaver Uan ara
1 4 Gordonavile, en- Sunday, Jan 9TH, sPJRSs,
containing about S - SO ono s 20 OCnfederate,
one $40 Confederate, spd ore s. South Car DINA
note with the naias of the owner on the inside OF
tas pursa II left at ths Dlpateh eli g Ihersi
"a v Ard will ba nail ia 21-l.@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

10 2O-1t For n. L. orRATT0H, Auditor.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14
W hacking In Decatur Comfy.
Iowa. ss

Iowa.
On Saturday, Feb. 28th, one Charles Kern. a
Union man, was shot down while returning home
from neighbours house, where be had been get.
ting some repairing done to bis harness, the ball
entering bis temple, causing instant death. The
assassin, whose name is James Parsons. ia a
butternut of the most boisterous kind. Kern
mad just returned from the United States Ser
vice. bearing bis discharge for inability. He
vas an uncompromising Union man, good cit
zen, ana stood fair in the community in which
ne hved. Parsons. after shooting, took to the
brush. News was Immediately sent to the Sheriff
OF decatur county, who is also secesb. who
after receiving warrant and hearing the cir
cnmstances learning the names Of the n.rt;e.
refused to serve in the case, assigning A . "a,
son, that he had no time to spend in such :.
The assassin is still at large. The military com.
pany Of Decatur county, are out making eve,
possible effort for his arrest but owing to the
ness in number on detail. and the length Of time
expiring from the time Of the murder to tho tim.
of receiving the information, We fear the mu--
derer will 60 unpublished. Parsons is 4 man of
perhaps 81 years. FIVE feet eleven inches high,
black hair, black eyes, black wtiskers on the
chin, and weighs $50 lbs. If these things are
allowed to continue, and q man is permitted to
shoot down his neighbor merely because they
differ in sentiment, and the civil authorities re-.
fuse to act, we may well say we tremble for the
future. n. s.. n.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

TIE SrSArE.-On the 4th of March the fol-
lowing changes occurred in the United States
Senate. Those who ceased to be members are /:
Samuel E. Arnold, R. l.; Preston King, N. T.;
William Wall, n. j.; David Wilmot, Penn;
Waitman 7. Wiley, Va; David Turpe, Ind;
Andrew johnson, Tenn; Henry n. Rice, Min;
Anthony Kennedy, Nd; Milton S. Latham, Cal;
Robert Wilson, No.
The following, whose terms expired At that
date, have been reelected for full term Of ak
years: ~
Lot Y. Morrill,, Maine; Charles Sumner, Macs;
Solomon Foote, Vt; James Dixon, Conn: BENZ
+. Wade, Ohio; James A. Bayard, Del: Zsch.-
riah Chandler, Mich; James R. Doolistle. VIA
And those named below are the new membera
whose terms commence With the 4th of March !.
William Sprague, R, l.; Edwin D. Morgan. n
Y; William Wright n. j.; Charles r. Bucks-
lev, Penn; Reverdy johnson, Nd; Lemuel J.
Bowden, Va; Alexander Ramsey, MINI; Thomas
4. Hendricks, Ind; John Conness, Cal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

DEsPorIsM At THE SoUrH.-The Raleigh IN.
C.) Standard asserts az within its own knowl.
edge, that "there are destructive Office holders
in North Carolina who ignore the Confederate
Constitution and Republican institutions. They
are avowedly in favor OF . military despotism or
q King They are tired of freedom Of speech
and free press, and they would Tomorrow, II
they could, vote to change the character Of our
institutions" -arsga Ia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

A Coon E1AxpLE.-The Hon. Harry White,
Senator from the Armstrong District, Indiana,
has contributed the whole of bis pay, for the last
session, to the Soldiers Relief Fund of his Dis.
trict, one half to Armstrong and the other to
Indiana county, $3.50 each. Such conduct nobly
contrasts with that Of too many of our State and
National Legislators.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

=; s Wells, G; J F Hollenberk, G. Ro,...- :
Mears, G; NJ W Coleman, A. "0's'' A
Thrty-third-Jacob II Shull, G.: Wuv,.
y; Nelson LOOMS, +; Geo Grosberk r 'cs'r,
Thirty.fourth-Wesley Anderson q. II.
Hine, A; Amos w Prather, +. " hirin
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

ILLINOIS CANAL, OPEN.-The canal boat, Ella.
arrived at Chicago via the canal, from Lockport
on Saturday last, being the rst arrival this sea.
son. Her cargo consisted of 700 barrels of -four.
The first boat last year is said to have arrived
on the I'd dav OF ADriI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

Har Mrs. Blandina Dudley, widow of Hon
Chas Z. Dudley, formerly U. s. Senator from
New York, lady of great wealth and profuse
hoerality' and the founder of the Dudley OBJ
servatory at Albany, died at her residence in
that City on the 9th inst, in the sOtn year of
hsyage.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

B A correspondent writes to the New York
Tribune, from Clifford, Susquehanna county,
"a, that he distinctly heard the explosion of the
Dupont Powder Mills, at his residence. The
distance from Wilmington, Del, where the Mil!
was located, to Clifford, he says, is 1876 miles.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

IAt recent Fair in Lowell, Massachu.
sets, in aid Of the United States Sanitary
Commission, the receipts we're $4,5OO That
is another specimen of yankee meanness!"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

RssIGsEp.--Dr. Il. w. Jay, Assistant Surgeon
saith Iowa Infantry, has resigned on account Of
bad health, and returned home.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

EB Fourteen hundred orde.s for half ton
of coal each were issued to the wives of soldiers
in Chicago Saturday last. This was in addition
to regular payments made to the needy fami-
lies OF volunteers out Of the city War Eani
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

n9r On last Thursday, at the New York
Stock Exchange, the first sale Of American
Gold reported was the trifing sum Of ST. .O2O,-
600, and it was bought at 1853. Another par
eel was 1925, 900, another 100000, another
$11O, 900 besides numerous smaller sums, and
the sales closed at the board at 155. The
"Bulls" had good time We should judge
The man who took that million, must have
been a ''strong" one if he did not go under.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

WOULDN'T TAKE TIT is said that the Hon.
Stephen Baker, of New York, was the only
member of the late House of Representatives
who positively refused to accept the third mile.
age, which majority of both Senate and
House had voted themselves. Only one! Well,
let US try and remember the name of that one.
He, it would seem, was 10 earnest when he
voted against the provision. The sincerity Of
those who pocketed the money is not quite SC
evident. ="
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

II The wife of Judge Potter, of Wisconsin.
died at Washington City on the 9th instant
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-14

TRUTHFUL. The Aibany(N W Alas & Argus
alleges that the CONSUMPTION act includes
among those liable to draft under its provisions
all male persons without regard to age,-the
boy OF fourteen and the old man of seventy t.
Our readers have had the act before them and
of course understand how much truth there ia
in the assertion! tits not astonishing, howev-
er. Iss editors bad probably been reading the
CONSUMPTION law of the "Corfederates." As
they prefer the rebels to the patriots, the Con-
federacy to the Union, it ought not to surprise
any one that they sometimes make the slight
mistake of charging the crimes of their friends
upon the authorities of the Union they seek to
destroy.