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FRESH BEEF


FRESH BEEF
that may be required for use Of the troOp4 Of the
United States serving in the First Division Depart
ment of West Virginia, and now stationed at Mar
tinsburg and Harpers Ferry, Va, uagerstoWn, Nd.
and on line of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, east
from Cherry Run, Va, to the Monoccacy, including
Frederick City, Md, as follows, viz:
For [dyel months or such less time as the Com
missary General may direct, and subject to his APP
proval, commencing on the 10th ltwentlethl day Of
November, 1858, and ending on the goth LtWentethJ
day of April, 1854.
Cows four years old and over, to weigh net each
at least 900 Tive hundred pounds.
The Beef TO be sound and Wholesome, with necks
shRHks and kidney talloW excluded, in equal pro-
portions of fore and hind quarters and to be in such
quantities, Casually three times per Week) as may
be designated by the Chief oommissary Of the
Division. ttf..+-t -
The Contractor will berequired to keep an agent
with sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within suI plying distance of the troops.
dollars will be required, with two good snretieS,
whose individual FesponSiki for the above sum
must be shown by the official certificate fthe Clerk
of the nearest Court of Record or Of the United
States District Attorney. CT
Proposals from u firm must specify the names aud
residences of all persons composing IT, and each pro-
of the party parties also by certificate OF the
responsibility above referred to- also by written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid, the whole making four ~ separate papers,
for which forms viii be furnished application by
mail, telegraph, or In person, all Of which should
be enYelOped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beet" and directed to 7theEIradorsisnOd At
Olarksburg, West Va.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as may BIO on hand; II none
on hand 10 be made soon as received.
The bid, oAthOf allegiance, certificate OF responsi-
bsllty, and guarantee, must all be In duplicate.
All bids not complying strictly with this adVer-
''7'''''''' wM. H. HosAoK,
Capt. aud O. s. Vols,
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LaughIin's Old Home Biters
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA..

THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
A necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter. You want bottle.
Don't go about complaining Of being 80 weak and
feeling so exhausted by the weather. YOu can be
relieved very easily by nsing
q Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
TIE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
No use going to the sPringS and Spending 80 many
Of those 'greenbacks." Yo1 win eat better and Of
course feel better, and a. natural consequence IOo
better. by using
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
3 THE PRIDE OF VIR5INIA.
These BItters are agreeable to the taste, In mild
operation, the most delicate using them with InPp-
nIty Speedy In action and penetrating the seat Of
disease, they imPart new health and vigOr TO the
system. The exquisite favor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant taste Of this preparation renders It pc
eulary acceptable, even to the bVered and lAnguid
patient. Prepared oily BY
LAUGHLIHs &BUsHFIELD.
juI3 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
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NOTICE

s-hOqId your chest DO narrow eOntFost0d spa
thin,
H-aYe You duh heavy pains or oppression Within
OR that dry hacking cough OF shOrtneas Of breath
Unto many 20 Often the herald Of death;
Look we'll to your safety, mot syen delay
Dare not with our life 90 tTi1b . day,
Es-nqulre At once whore 70 get Shoulder Races.
R-emember Z. Bookings the cheapest Of places.
Bat the Braces alone e NOT all ou viii md
Remarkably cheap aud oxAetlT to mind,
AL Medicines pure-DFuEs gO0d-ln their places,
C-osnefies PeFfnmOrIOs IN the TaFest showcases,
Each Lady these wanting g. am belioVlDg
S-hould vita once the Drug Store Of Edmund
BOskfnT, Nd, ! odd Fellow HAIL Oets1
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BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the Best In the World.
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE

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THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUB, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye is Periect-changas Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural BrO,Vn, without. InIuring the Hair or
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair Son and BeautI.
fui; imparts fresh vitality equentiy restoring It's
pristine color, aud reettHes the Ill OBJECTS OF Bad
Dyes. The Genuine ia sigued WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, all others are mere limitations and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, q. RAoTORV-s1
BARCLAY-ST, N. Y.
BetcheIOr's New Toilet Cream for
DressIns the Hair.
augl3 1y
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s8- McKBIvEY, of the News Depot, is
in receipt of all the late newspapers and
periodicals. He is always neck.and. neck,
if not ahead of time. Give him a call.
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary ar
ticle ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
face and hands to psarly satin texture OF rAyishins
beauty, Imparting the marble purity of youth, and
the distin0ue appearance 90 inviting in the city
belle OF fashion It removes tan, freckles, pImples
and roughness fomt the skin, having the complexion
fresh transparent and smooth 1t contains NO ma
tsrial injurious to the skin. PatrOniSed by Actresses
and Opera sisgep, II Is What every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES q co.
...sss General Agents,
sep1 sin 2O2 BROADWAY. N. Y.
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pB-NEw BooKs.-"My farm at Edge
WORTH" ..The Lost Bank Note," "Brokeu
Columns, .'Heart Histories" 'Daily walks
with wise men," etc, at Graves. News
Depot. 1t
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ssg- To BE SHOT AS spY.-Capt. Cor

RS- To BE SHOT AS a SPY.-Capt. Cor
don, an officer of the Confederate army,
has been tried as u spy by court.martiaI
at Fort McHenry, and found guilty of re-
cruitiug for the Confederate army within
the Federal lines, and also OF hang
lug about Federal camps in disguise, and
Is under sentence to be shot on Friday of
next week. The offenses are alleged to
Lave been committed in Western Virginia,
where he was arrested. The sentence has
yet to he approved by the President of the
United StAtes.-BaltimOrs Sun.
The Captain Gordon alluded to above,
is VIM, F. Gordon, who is quite a celebra-
ted characteri 10 Western Virginia. An ac-
count of his arrest was given in the INTEL
Eqsncer at the time it was made. Gordon
formerly edited paper in Parkersbnrgh,
and at the tins of the breaking out of the
war lie edited that rabid sheet called the
Clurksburg Register. He joined the rebel
army, and some months ago he returned TO
Harrison county as rebel spy, and sought
refuge in house about seven miles from
Clurksburg, where his wife was stopping.
Some soldiers discovered that Gordon was
in the house, and squad was sent to ar
rest him. The family denied all knowledge
of him, and the soldiers were about to
leave, when some one suggested an exam
ination of the floor of the house. The ex-
animation was accordingly made, and Cor
don was found to be concealed underneath
n trap door, carefully concealed by the
the carpet. He was lying upon his back
and appeared TO be very much bewildered
and alarmsd when he was dragged forth
into the light of day. He has been fairly
tried and sentenced, and If the sentence
be approved he will get his just deserts.
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B1~MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREo-
TORS OF THE BAITMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
CoMPAxY.-The regular monthly meeting
of the board of directors of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, was held on
Wednesday at the company office, Camden
Station, j. W. Garrett, Esq, the president,
in the chair. a large number of the direc-
tors were present.
The committee of transportation recon.
mended the adoption of a resolution order
ing the construction of two hundred three
pot iron hopper coal cars, as additional
equipment to meet the demands of the coal
trade. After explanations by the president
that for long period past the demand for
coal has been uniformly in excess of the
cOmpany's ability to supply, aud as the
prospect was favorable for permanently
Increased demand, the board unanimously
adopted the resolution. The cost of this
additional equipment is estimated at $780,
600.
The President submitted for the action of
the Board documents connected with pro-
ceedings to maintain the rights ofthe Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company in con.
nection with it's Interests in the Pittsburg
and couneIlsyille Railroad Company.
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men on board, two Of whom, ana Rome
rebel prisoners were injured.
Nothing about tho army movements:
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IA Attention i directed 10 .the adyerr-
,isement of Mills & FFew, Book-binders,
in this MORNINGS paper.
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I8-TuE RIvER.-The river was rising
yesterday so slowly that it was scarcely
percepttble. There were four feet ten in.
ches of water in the channel. The Emma
Boyd, the new steamer Mama aud the
Gem, departed last evening for below.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday,
says:
The river was about stationary last eve
ming, with four feet and a halfin the chan
mel by the pier marks, The weather yes
terday was mild and pleasant, which It is
hoped will soon give way to rain.
I1ere have been no arrivals since our
last issue, and the Oil City, from Wheel
ing, Is the only boat due. She win doubt
less be found at the wharf this morning.
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AUCTION.

an wednesday, tho 18Th OF November, 1868, the
III undersigned VIII oifer at public auction at the
the National Road, at Gilmore nm, Two miles west
OF West Alexander, the following property, viz: .
HoFSes Cattle, one good Yoke OF Oxen, Pat Hogs,
0 head 81 Sheep, Is 20 20 tons Of Hay, Corn, Oats
RYE WhoAt, in the buShel and in the ground, Fod.
der, two Wagons, Cart Moving Machine, and other
fSrrlinar utensils, Pine, Poplar and Oak Timber,
HousSSqld ana Risehen and many other
9Tticles TOO numegQus 70 mention A 5J,l- r=+r <
= Terms made known day Ofsale. -, :
safe to commence At O'Clock, A. ~.
soct3 I.ts - - il44p WMs&R- GILMORE.
-7--77s- = CApS! CApS!
FusP oPRNNRD-A large assortment OF Mens'
y Boys' and ohIldrenS Caps Of New York and Phil.
'p SsPii ''''s'' HARPER q BRO.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKFS
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription cfiSir j. Clarke
A. d., Physician Extraordinary to Tie
Queen.
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NUBLAs-A fsW more len q thosS eIta larE
IN Whito Nubias at the Variety Store of
? NIG01L Z Bro
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REEFI REEFiI

OFFICE CHIRH @. s. DEP'r. OF WEST VA, I
October 9th, 1868.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received from first
y hands, citizens IOyAltO the government of the
United States, until ~ ~, November l4th, 1865.
,nlv for fnrnihhint, all the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

SILK HATS
ME have rscsIyed the Fan style Of sIIk Hats.
w We pay particular attention % this Branch Q I
our business and are at an times prepared 70 furnish
the best Sxele and late8t syeAt The Retail Store.
Sgpll HARPER BRO.
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TIMBER WANTED.


These foistg mult Be Manufactured cut q Rooi.
sound, strong. ei0sOEfafl11, tuugh White OAK GfeS
from blsek l11 loose knot and nee from Ghahss and
other daieets and nnst bs GlWod sqllro and fun On
tie Odeos. Delivery Git1eF - hIlk q uhtO River
eolse1ie1t loE sllpls!t. o. ~ lls e Blidgs- For
JOHN A RORBLINa.
Engfnasf C0EinEton aud Clneinna4f BFiiFe Co.
TSOE cLoAKs-1OP soess vsEy hay Illaek Bs.vor
il Cloth, WarFaute4 Al Wooi, ~ 500 Per yard,
he bost baEEaia IN he city Eins mack Gioths
ana seeti9g klannsis- eeafist, Asniiiso and Hasa
l1af1 iIo.Stf
eco 1GRHODEs
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EMBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERED sErs, JAcCOSEE lDauSG.
III Lace d Do Tldnneinl.
Enb'dCoIIaEs, Linen sets, -
lee Led n & W. E ts Ss,l'''.
BmH % - = Tired Iaea.
J1st Ops6sd 3 fOetsI dK0l r FAYEoR-
TSRENpH PoLlsi9-This EileFi17 liT11 4 i711r
II Rqlish thlII no l1illioF m anf
prevents - eE1EEi1ls aE0EEllB ~
oet1a GRAHAlFs DRUG STORE.
SORGHUM SUGAR CANE MILLS.
SsH0ILEsR PAT. IlGPROFED SUGAR CANE
! IL MILLS, he best NilIin 49, slgaEFanted
For siisby Pc. HILDREFH BRO.
algh q Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. Nov. Z.
1t is not thought that the public in
terests require any further payment at
present of gold on interest bearing Gu
pons Of Indebtedness before maturity, and
the Secretary of the Treasury has accord
ingly directed the 6iscontinuance of such
payment, excepting certificates already
presented or now in transit to the Depart
ment.
The Secretary of State has arrived in
this city by the night train from New
York, having left his son, Col. Seward,
cow alescent. He authorizes the graft
flying announcement that the French
Government, upon the remonstrance Of
Minister Dayton, has promptly and most
honorsbly arrested the six iron-clad rams
which were building at Nantes and Bor-
deaux.
The Sunday Chronicle announces a
fact of much interest in this city and
neighborhood. viz: The Secretary Of War
has discontinued the Office Of Provost
Marshall to the War Department, bu, the
late incumbent, Col. Baker, will remain
in Washington for the present.
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Especial to Herald.1

Washington. Nov. 6.
We have the following, dated Army of
Potomac, Nov. 9Th:
Guerrillas are now here, and there, and
verywhere. Among their most recent
victims are Lieut. Hodge, Commissary of
Kilpatrick's division, who was shot YES.
terday between Stevens Church and Au-
burn, on or near Warrenton and Catlett's
Station road. His wound is very severe.
Adjt. Brooks, 9TH Wisconsin infantry.
was captured yesterday within our lines
by cavalry, and a Quar:crmaster killed by
guerrlllas near Wsrren,on Junction
Quite panic was created among suffers
who took goods up to the front yesterday
by railroad, in violation Of the order pro
hiblting the sale of suffers goods in the
Army of the Potomac, portion of whom
were arrested, their tents closed will
such of their goods as were not ordered
by officers to be con6scated.
Two hundred and twenty seven cars of
cattle came up with supplies from Alex
andria.
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Washington, Nov. 6,

Notwithstanding the attempt TO dis
credit the assertion Of the JEFF. Davis cor
respondence recently published, it is pos
itively ascertained that the originals are
all on file and in the possession of the Gov
ernment
The disposition of the Government is
to do everything in its power to relieve
the stringencies in tie money market in
the great Atlantic cities. Arrangements
have been made which cannot fail, it is
thought, TO secure this most desirable end,
in q few days.
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News from Southern Papers.
Fl. Monroe. Nov. Z

Fl. Monroe, Nov. Z.
The Richmond Wing of the 9Th con-
tains the following dispatch:
Charleston, s. c., Nov 4-liombard.
ment Of TT. Sumter continues favorably.
1t was kept up sill last night, and is still
going on this morning.
President Davis has visited James
Island. Forts Pemberton and Johnston
are all the batteries along the shore.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov 4.-Florida troops
in Tennessee have demolished all the
Yankee pontoons.
The Yankee advance has reached Flor
ence.
We occupy London, which place is
within 90 miles Of Knoxville, behind the
defenses of the enemy.
The enemy is reaching the country
near Huntsville, committing great depre-
datons. Their raids are more disastrous
than any of their preceding ones in Mad
ison aud Huntsville counties.
Bragg has it in his power to muzzle the
telegraph. but he can't muxzle the mails.
The enemy has gained important advan.
tage within the last forty Eight hours,
which, unless they are controlled, will
place the question Of subsisting his army
in Chattanooga beyond doubt.
Cbarleston, Nov. 5-There is slow
firing to-day from the enemy's monitors
and land batteries. Five hundred shots
have been fred in the last lhirty-three
hours.
No casualties on our side.
Another iron-clad joined the fleet to-
day.
The Ironsides still remains quiet.
Three monitors are taking in ammuni-
ton to-day.
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 4.-Yapkees retain
possession Of Raccoon Valley, having been
heavily reinforced.
The Yankees shell our forces inces-
sanity.
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"HE STATE or IOWA.ii
LxK COUNTY. So

To T. b. Hiesins. and =. Y. a. Higgins his wife.
YOU ana each OF yon, are htfety boIhed that there
l. nov on file In he o. OF The Ciek o. the District
arr u -sid Lee County. ate Fort kzaIsou r-fI-
ton 10 equity Claiming u yeB the Of GER
tain mau 9sge executed By you ut.,n e-,t,;, zeal
estate In Lee eouhIy Iowa In saad md aid
petition fully d-scib aid fonv~y snee beng u -e
December 1856 stc fnsde TO secure certain promts-
tor5 NOES 70 Jos tfaid1it TO-, Of hfabo Nets-
enbnrn Co In said EaOrtxsfe mentioned and up.,u
which Judgment hiss stuee teen obtained In seett
county,. loEs 90 the I'D az q February 1889, Ter
~ " i1 dsfn gee ard sxsd ~ 100 dofl.rs
III per ceEt interest frs m that date 4 nd h.rh
sid jodsne't hss been assigsed - the plaintiff; and
ssstbx Tor Gf~e ordering he sale nfsad estate
su4 the application the procs cf said s.Is 10 n,
payment u sad jacg snc for gen-rs al relief
And that uhies. yea appear thereto and defend be-
fore - the &c cas- of the rext term ~ s,d
Ulshc Court 70 ne heid ~ ferE MztisoB the rrst
hondsy "a December 1873, derzult viii BE .u,ered
~ SIR. toh shd s-efee kred thereon IN accordance
slih the prayer Of sal1 petiloh.
CaoCkER SMITH,
oc1@S-dl1 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Sunday Night Report.
righ. in Notwithstanding mp Rebels.

k1Ghf In VIrg101a---9oppnug al EAcUtts-
Headquarters Army Of Potomac.
Nov $3.50 pm.
Msjor General S-dgsick alvane-
ed to the Railroad crossing where be
drove the enemy to the River. assaulted
aud captured two redoub.s with artillery
on this side, and taking number Of pris-
oners.
Mai Gen. French advanced to kelly's
ford, driving the enemy in small force
across he river and captured several hun
drei prisoners al the ford
Signedl GEo g. MEADE.
Major General Com handing.
Second Dispatch
Headquarters Army Of Potomac.
Nov. 10 a. m.
Gen. Sedgwick's command captured
this evening in bis operations. threeIt
Colonies, many other officers and over
800 prisoners, officers and men.
Gro. G. MEADE
Maj. General Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09

Another Attack % .ths 11saphis and
CAarlssten misunderstanding and
4sbbaag ~ the 1ebels--0rops De-
Memphis. Nov. 5.
Hatch drove Chalmera across the Talla-
hatshie, Furnishing hin severely.
Richardson, with force reported from
1880 to 5000, struck tie Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. six miles east Of
Salisbury, burning the trestle work, tear.
ing up the telegraph line and railroad:
No particulars are received Of this last raid.
Lees force has gone towards Decatur.
Roddy and Forrest are reported at Ipka.
misunderstanding rain and warm.
Cairo. Nov. THE steamer Mary E.
Forsyth, with Memphis dates to the eve.
ming Of the 9th, arrived here this morn
ing.
The Bulletin Of the 9Th learns from a
citizen of Shelby county, just escaped
from conscription, that in the counties OF
Shelby, Fayette, aud Upon, about 500
men, under the command of Stevens,
Morris and Bell, were conscripling and
robbing.
A merchant named Jones, of Somcr-
vile, was shot while standing in his own
door, beside his wife, on Monday. A
party of guerriIlas bad made a purchase
at the store, aud offered in payment Chat
tanooga money. He declined receiving it.
They compelled him to take it or none
As they passed out Jones wife remarked
that they might as we'll give away goods
Thereupon one Of them turned and fred
on Jones, causing death soon after.
That part Of the country is represented
to be in a dreadful condition -crops oil
destroyed, and many people dependent on
what they get through the Union lines for
support.
From New Orleans papers, of the 10Th
ult., We learn that owing to the small
number Of western arrivals, there is a
scarcity of breadstuffs and provisions.
Cotton is arriving in considerable guam.
titles The receipts for the month oil
October, up to the 28th, were $500
bales and 4.976 sacks
The sugar crop is very light, owing to
scarcity of fuel and labor.
Yesterday a squad of guerrillas entered
the village Of Blandville, Ballard county,
Ky. twelve miles from Cairo, and cap
tured a mail carrier with . veiy sua Il
mail, two horses and two contraban9s.
The telegraph operator fed to the woods.
Our cavalry came into town a few min
utes after the guerrilas left.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Curtis F. Conn, John Sanford, VIM Bekusp,
Wsllirs, The Slate Of Tow a. Tor he use 81 lie
School Fund.- innings Andersen: Whe. Ter Bel
lows y Co; VIM X l. Rustisck. Miller AlexS nder
Nonrhi-s, tharin Lee, John Hurst Charles
Mel Ill. James Cox Anna y AOtthiugton txeen
trx OF the estate Of wr u Worthiugtop, deceased ;
Niiier, Ma, h~w Cos Robert Hamilton, James G
/Ramssy. VIM Col tnan. James W rox, James Bus-
rows: Caleb. Cope n 10. Will m Preslon George
NCshus STR ker 4 Wood, n Hamill; Molt, shober
Gu, Brown X IiendenieK:
You, and escb ofyon, rehereby notified thsion or
before the Ieth dsy ofocober is6s there viii be
file the Office Of the Clerk Of the District uri of
Lee County lows, al F"rt asuisop. petition OF
Samuel Miller, surviving biisee claiming of you,
the said Custi Corn and lshn Sanford BIZ sum
81 Three Hundred and Fify no lars sna A4loo Dollars
and jnteyest As money que pro- isssy tote exc
cnted hy tn m to muri Miller ard Lewis Reeves;
ssa ciaimir arainsi all you the foresiosurt OF
Mnr,rsre given TO s-rure said ronves ipg The
tlJowtnr real estate To wit: Lot one III la k,.et
eleven I'll IN thetitS Of keti us In the Cor n,v a
tee and state OF Iowa, 10 which said real estate III
oih-r defendants claim soms int. RES,
Aoo aniess 90 appear thereto and def nd befer
noon o. the second das OF the Dtce mher term 1859
OF said District Court at For Mndsen Judgement and
orcfe wif De ecordng TO thu prayer
of said pe,ilion.
RANKIN g. McCpARY
ocn-o4v Attorneys for Paintf
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Particulars Of the Fight at Pine Bluff,
Ark.---Rebels Severely Handled.
SO. Louis, Nov. !

Gen w. Albright, of New YORK, has just
just arrived from extended trip in South
east Missouri, and reports that part Of the
State free from organized bodies Of rebel
troops, but bushwhackers continue TO com
NIT depredations.
The Democrats Little Rock correspon-
Cent gives the particulars of the recent
fight at Pine Bluff, Ark The attack was
made on the 25rh ul,., by 1000 rebel cav
airy, under Marmaduke aud Dabbett.
The garrison consisted of about seven
hundred infantry, under Col. Clayton,
and were fortified in the Court House
square, by barricading the streets with cot
ton bales. The rebels approached from
three directions, but after repeated char
yes, during which Clayton's artillery play
ed havoc in their ranks, they we're re-
pulsed and driven from the town. leaving
three hundred killed and wounded in our
hands. Our loss was eleven killed and
thirty three wounded.