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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
From Washington.
WAenISnrnS Ian Ii

w AsHiNdION, jan. lie
A private letter received hire from
, Paris, Dec. | It'll, states that the impress
sion among the French is that the policy
Of Drouyn De J. Hny. cannot last, and
change Of Ministry is not uncertain be-
fore February. That at the last council
at the Tuileres the Presidents Message
sas pronounced wise. and all the South
could ask. Upon the same auth orty the
etter states that the Emperor has aban.
Toned his penchant for the South. An.
other good sign is that the Moniteur ha.
been thrown upon the defence by the
universal 1isapprobston which the pro-
posals tor All s'misticc encountered. One
article even stated that the government
lad never expected that I'll. blockade
~as TO be suspended during the arms
tee. The Pre- idcnt's Message produced
Al cxultant effect, and has not been sue
rcss ully assailed IN a'y quarter. while lis
earnestnes., moderation and forbearance
have captivated all who looked At II
fairly.
1t appears that during the recent cap
tnrc Of Holly Sprln.s by the Conteder
itcs under Van Dorm. they burned hos
ptal Just ready Tor occupation. al hougl
Van Dorm promised it should be spared.
Tins was one of the finest in the South
IN department, having o,ooobnnks, MI
immense lot Of drugs and surgic j appsra
| us, thousands OF blankets, sheets, etc.
This proceeding VAS in violation of a
promise, and all rules of civiiztd warfare,
aud is an evidence Of the barbaritv and
want O principle IN Confederate officers.
IN attempt WAS also made TO destroy the
General Hospital, which contains over
800 sick. by order Of Van Dorm a 10,
ot ordnance stores, which had been stor
cd in the budding, consisting of pow der,
,hells and cartridges. we've piled in t,on,
Of the no pitsl and fired. Medical Off
GERS protested against this, but were
treated with contempt. and before there
was me to remove the SICK the walls
were ridd!ed With flying balls and shells.
and tina y an explosion shook the build
Ing, destroying every door and window,
and woundlng about 20 men. Ii was bv
he utmost cxcrtion that the hospital a.
saved as a shelter for the men fror The
night air.
Added to this rebel cavalr oe;.or
who stated he had been Diet. .,led Nv Van
Dorm to march off every sick man who
had not been paroied, Collected toce,b.
er, pistol IN hand, AT out $50 soldiers
'orced them 10 rise from their beds and
All INTO line, threatening to shoot the
'hed'cai oihcers who expostulated, and
n'adc .he poor fellows, suffering from
NP'''''' lever pneumonia, and diarrhoea
'."'' WIN the. N. The men fell down IN
'he streets, nd had to rise again, for fear
u hclng sh ot. when they where so weak
mat NE ~ ghtcst motion was agony. On
o'1ng no portuned, if there WAS anything
IA the anne of humanity that could be
zone TO induce him to stop his brutal
roe ecdingS, he final consented to let
,te' n al ne, on receiving paper signed
AL the surgeons present, stating that
y e men were too sick to walk, ard that
heir removal was al impos>ibiii,y
This statement is signed by H. *.
Nirtsdcr, 18th army corps.
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Nov. Is, 1889.
Corsrr OF Of s so"A In tho Di.,re. Court.


Austin Corb,n rs. Joseph Lsmbrite, ct. al
To Norton, Jewstt / busby, Tauuios sank, Phin-
cas- M.rwin. s. 5. Davis d Co.. Peer Flynn,
James X. Mills, John G. Drew, Richard K. AL
len, Hsxen w. Moore. Walter Burgoyne, Robert
Busgoyne, Ssmusl K. Dimock, Ersstus Ripley,
J.P II. Tsllman and lillian Mclean, sury,v-
ors Of Tsllmso, Powers 4 Mclean BRUCE q Cook.
Michael shannon, Jacob w. skipkle, Trustees
Ct Iowa College. and J~me,~N. Milis 4 Go.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
there 10 now die in the .fics Of the Clerk
Of the district Court Of ssid cou ~ petition and
supplemental petition Of Austin torhin, claiming
Of you the title to and possesson OF lot No eight
~, in block No thirty i've (S5l, in the city Of
Davenport, and that the title to the ssne NAV
be Quoted 10 him ; and unless You appear there.
to and defend. on or LefGre noon Of the ID day II
the next tern Of said Court, to be holden on the
LIST Monday Of February, A. ID. 1858, ,isf.ult will
BE- entered g .inst you and judgment rendered
thereon Tor the relief herein claimed, with in
serest and costs.
Sc. BROWN,
dec NV Plaintiff . Attorney.
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New YoRK, Jan. 10.
The following is from Richmond pa.
pen:
WMMiSGroN, N. c., Dec. 30.
The Iron steamer Giraffe, With q valu.
able cargo of army stores, and special
messenger fir IN Europe, arrived at . Con.
federate port to-day.
The steamer Marion arrived from New
Orleans the l2th.
News unimportant.
Banks was concentrating bis forces At
Baton Rouge.
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New York, Jan. 10.
Yesterday afternoon the new and splen-
did ship Geo. Griswold, loaded with gifts
Of food for the furnishing operatives OF
Lancashire, was towed down the bay, and
this morning she will spread her sails
aud start on her voyage for the shores OF
England. As she moved down the bay
she Was saluted by several British ves-
sells in the harLor, and the crowd OF
sailors and citizens on her deck, 40 we'll
as on the steamer which towed her out,
and other vessels in the vicinity, exhib-
tied their generous enthusiasm by the
most vociferous cheers.
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XAI69T NEWS
RY TELEGRAPH.
SUNDAY NGGAsG REPORT.
Flea Cairo.

CAIRo, Jan. IL.
" m arrival from the mouth of The
Yazoo to-day. We have authentic &C
cornis from Vicksburg.
Sherman's repulse was complete. His
entire force, under the direction Of Gen.
MeCiernsnd, re-embarked on SATURDAY.
on the transports, closely pressed by the
rebel advance, coming in range of the
gunboa,s. The rebels were driven off
with severe loss by the guns Of the feet.
The entire feet and transports, with
the troops on board, lad reached Island
No. 50 at last accounts, and were on their
way to Napoleon.
Nothing definite had vet been heard
from Il INKS and Farragut, though IN
mors OF their advance were plenty.
All hands agree that the attack on
Nicksbury by Sherman was premature.
The General himself evidently did not
expect 10 meet the force he did, as he re-
marked be'ore debarking his troops thai
"a hours after landing he should be IN
fIcksburg. |! j, seems also to have failed
to co operate witt the fleet at the attack
on the battery at Ilane's Bluffs. a. had
been sgreed upon. That stronghold Is
yet uninJured.
Gen Sherman Is charged with havii
detained the steamers from coming up, in
order TO conceal his misfortune; to have
opened aud resl letters OF correspon--
dents there, and 10 have suppressed some
Of them. lie also Threatened 10 put the
correspondents IN front, aud Sc, them to
carrying powder. This is the unanimous
testimony Of those who have arrived 10
dsy.
The engagement WAS less general than
heretofore reported.
The principal lighting was done by the
cent'e, under command OF smith and
Blair. The col duet of the latter is high
iy spoken Of. lie had one horse shot
under him, and then led uis troops on
foot
Our loss, "a near RS can he determip-
ed, Was Goo killed, 1900 wounded, and
about 900 missing. Capt. Gwin died
on Saturday.
Gen. Grants forces are marching I,
memphis, where his headquarters vii
be II day or two.
from movements on the river il would
appear that MeClernand will be lsrpel,
ie niorced. Gen. Ewing. Of Ohio, i,
here, with one regiment of his brigade.
bound down the river.
The sta N.Y. b.,tl at.o,,..
man was burned by the guerrilla. a,
Bradley's Elly, ten niles abo.e Mem
ph,s, on The afternoon Of the sth. Sh,
had landed for III purpose OF taking on
board 100 bales OF cotton. The L,a,
and c7tton were burned. The Clara
belle, winch passed short time after
Saw no one on shore. a part of the crew
and Pas'eo2ets escaped in boat.
on the morning Of the 9Th. nj day
light, apt. Moore, of the 2d IIl,noi, cay-
airy, with detachrner from the sgd
i'di ma and sd Iowa, in all lol men
and all mounted, attacked rebel camn
OF 300 at tinton's Mills, on Knob creeL
80 mdes east of Fort Pillow. The rob
els were completely routed rs killed
~ taken prisoners and 30 horses ma .
hne lot OF small arms captured Oar
loss was two slightly wounded, and two
horses killed
The expedition was absent from Far,
llilow only about ~ hours.
these facts are ascertained from Cbas
Aldrieh, Adjutant sd Iowa.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
10 vhe~ i ssay coseers.

~ UHoss " 10y COWcevW.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ me undsss,gnsd. 1ecut rs Of the last viii
county, state Of lows. deceased, sha Ii. on Nod.
nesday. the 9Th day Of December, A. b. 1854.
~ the Court House DOOR. 10 the city q Daysr bort
county and ate aforesaid, offer tor sele - m h
auction. to the highest bidder fo. cash, tie fcl
!"~ing real estate lying in said .unty snd State
Est quarter Of Section thee go, 10 .ovn.h,r
seysnt, eight l7Sl No.tn OF Range four Is FL.
Of the 8 b r. n. said .sle 10 ,sks Di.os :. r.
hosr Of O'Clock r. N. Of said day,
ANbREW HYDE,l
II. MASON, Ex....o.s
JOhNB. RObESON.
Dec 3, 1s62.3w
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GRENADA. Jan. 9.

GRENADA, Jan. 9.
The Arkansas Legislature has impos,
fine Of no less Il an 5000 mr. NOR,
than $1,000, and imprisonment in penn.
tent:arv for Q term of ten yeas upon
any person caught trading with the Yam.
KEGS
Gen. Hindman's scouts bring informa-
ion that Gen. Grant having scn 5000
troops from Holy Springs To Memphis
Il was believel that q large port on oil
III force would join McClernand's expe.
dition.
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michigan SouiherD I Lake Sher,
RAILROAD.
UMMER ARRANG CEMENT.

AND FTER MAY 9TH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
as follows:
700 A New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
1850 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
u Trains arrive in Chicago ss s:l5 N, and
SHAN.
All The above trains make regular connections
&c uunkirk, Buffalo. niagara Falls, Albany, New
scrk, Boston, Philadel! his. Baltimore and eli
peinte East.
ern Improvements run ON Night Trains,
Through Tickess can be obtained 1t the CON-
Jays Once, b Clark street, under sherman
iistse, q at the Depot, corner OF Old Van Buren,
md sherman streets.
II. 4. SAWYER,
General Western Agesl
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i0aca&o a I tI0ek lslMal RAllvch
WINTER ARRAN0ENRuT. 1864.

~ An AFT M MONDAY, NOV. 24ra. ts
" and ansil further notice, trains eli leave
Dsve spoit daily. Sandays ssespssd. ~ follows:
I'd Frs.'g ht train st. L. \.
% nlKh express. ............. .o.xO ?. 4
Trims srrivs It Davenport daily, Sundsys ~.
copied, - follows:
lst night express ~. 40 4. H.
ID daily express and mail train at..... 20 ?. \.
Sd freight ard "a Glass cars at. 800 ?. \.
All rzaias over this soussars in direct connsxiop
atChIssgo with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, For
Wayns, and Chicago Railroad to and from De
ssott, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
eSttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
~, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and WAsh-
iogton.
tasanaSsss ass ramindad Of the necessity d
giving distinct directions 70 the destination "
heir baggage, also 10 procure tickets bsfose tax
ting their ssAts in the cars, - The conductors col
lest fares only 70 stations on the line Of she Chi
esgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November %. 1852 at
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Kentucky News.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8.
Dick McCaun attacked . construction
train at Antioch, nine milss from Chata
nooga, destroying locomotive, two cara,
Neil Creek bridge, and capsnring the
bridge builders, and parolsd them.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Scorf COUNTY esf 10 the District Court
Mary Sehnowvs Thomas Schsew.
70 saia Thomas Hcbnow, defendant.
You srs hereby notified. that there 10 nov y.
ne IN ,ne Once Of the Clerk q the iistr ct Court
leg Vt 700 divorce from the bsnds Of nasvi"a-
~ aaa for aaiusony and unlsss you app.s. ,he,ss.
and defends - before soon nth 9rd dev az ~.
next tern q ssid CosPt. % Be holden on n. II,
Monday Of February, 4. D. ls6s .ds,auit vil ~
entered Asa!ns yes and decree rendered here.
% y prayed.
GEO. a O. DOW,
ssvsv Sasise1s Atsossey.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 8.
Gen. Roscrans orders oil captured rebel
officers confined until Davis order is re-
voked, rebel prisoners to subsist on army
ra.ions, food contributed by their friends
to be used for hospitals; restrictions Of
contributions to constitute Jail offence.
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Michigan Central Kali Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 Jyesc Y0rk, .essC Em1gas,A
and ike CUSeu 0ns.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY sra, 1862
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
fsot Of Lake street, - iollovs:
"A NJ Day kxpre,s (sxcept Sunday sfrivesa
Detroit 1t $40 p II. Suspension Bridge ct $50 A n
Albany $50 = N, Now York ESQ p II, boston 1880
Pm.
1880 n Night Express except Satsrdsy) sr-
rive q Detroit Ut 700 N. Suspension Blioee
$50 N, Albany 500 A N, New York 1880
N, Boston $3.50 pm.
Cincinnati trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi
esgo 1t A n mail train, $50 N Fast Express
arrive in Chicago At SID A n Fast Express, aud
8:l5 z NJ Night Nail Train.
The 7:a0 II train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage
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THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all pr;poip.l
iailroad OH IN she Nost IT the General UfRce.
corner Of Lvke ana Dearbon streets, under the
fremont House. Chicago, and ut the Depot.
X. N. RICE, Gent sup't.
J. W SnfrH. Western Pass Agent. mi
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CAtcagv I N0rlhwoslern HALLWAY
e0s.. Spring ARRANGEMENT. 1892


Rockford. Bslois, Freeport, 0aisna, Dunleith
u, esvills, Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chisn
ST. PAUL, tond du Lao. Oshkosh, Nstsrtown
,erlin, and oil psints ID Wisconsin. MiDnesotn
Northern Illinois aud Northern Iowa viz Chicago
end North Western Railway. Rusnins through
without change Of cars t. Janssvills., " stsssoen
Fond du lac and Oskosh, and connecting q L.
Crosse asd Appleton With u =. Vail Coaches and
steamer, sfording the direct snd sxpsditicul
route o ell points in the NORTH and GORTh-
WEST. TtE#
5saans leave Chieago - fellowSs
bay Expss0-lSs3O \
Way easseagen-Ssl0 P y
- Nsu ssl eseaast slsspine eass ass run ~
al Night Trains.
90 GRO. L. DUNLAP, 0uy'y
EDS w sssns'ss 0sa Tsshss A.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
~
Greet Brood Gauge Dssbts ztask and zslsorssA
Absss, -
NEW YORK. ROsTUN
AJND ILL BATTERY CITIES.
Csssyi.s he :sees " essrs. ana Nessh

Ard AL BATTERY CITIES.
Cassy i.s The s.sess " ossrs. and Nessh
" eseosa 0n1ool Sesses maAls.
CYPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNEIRK AM
II buffalo, daily, sn he arrival Of oil trains on
the Lake shore Railroad, nsking close sonnec-
tlOus With trsins tsoo cleveland, Chicago, Nil.
wauAse, st Louis, Buslisgtos, keokuk. st Paul,
Dubuque, Gslsna, Iowa City, Ac- the only cars
running through fson the lakes 70 New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked tAseugh. Fare AWAY, % lov
- by any other rosss.
Be particular and cell for tickets via Erie Rail-
road which are sold st ell tn principal raiiroso
Offices in tho Fest.
This kosd affords facilities tor shipment Q
Freight, superior to say Other roats.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through 10 al points Wast. AID quicker time than
ever before made on .1y line.
For Freight rates. sp@sire Of J c Ostman, 90
broadway. Chas Thurman, IN broadway, n. l..
. Archer, 70 SossA street, hY;J s Dunlap
10 state street. Bossss Erie ailway Ofavs, e.
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAs MINOT, Gsnr Sup. NJ
E. 2. SrREcER, Western Agent. Chicago, III.
4. BARBsR, Agent. baslingsnn, Iowa.
ap%-u
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4. =. = D. k1kLY.
DAOkE OF BEEF AID PORE, AID
satpPs o. Ave 6eesk, q nsody :
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Rutan,s Patent VemtilatOFs
On Cars Of bay Express Trains.
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:, Hides wanted 81 the higAsse market peies
Several desirable lots cf k,ps nov arriving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

bes.tine fss1hs Affair q Pen Jseksas--Unsbsnd-
ed RepssD-Thss Matter u No Serieas Csasa-
eseBcs''-sisss the fbijswfss renastsbIy nj, I
account a the a1ais
0oae excitensas secune1 q Pen JseAssn on
shs eveutag u the ~ int, n the eoassa a. an
altesesstsa esswseB one u The o0csu sad oome
of the Mes.
ronenssssy sbs dssssstsoes was SOFA eoisssd,
and csdss wss sWeossd h ibs sassbsos without
Ths Ttue BE- sass - s6Issssi a. ~ sal4so,
of wAieh 10 tus,owiao y ~ esssets
POI ths tass Aay end half The city has been rtfs
wlsA Tsmoss Of great aoA disasssoos gSxCJt smoNs
The m<a q Pen Jaeksna sud "a eSesy oahcr
The mnse Il spread the grases became The csasiers
fn0. Ths ellusax was frached and the authors wore
eaeisoed, We believe, when they had killed OF
sbous eighty -6ve o@eeY., blown up the ma:sx Ne,
spiked uoss o. lass gans, Ae. But this report,
stfBoee % say, was IN part believed By great nu0t
bet 0( pespns presumed - b less oreduious, aud
was exercising . mteehtsvcss inooenes OVER =
posti00 # The community.
20 get ~ tbs truth of the mater ~ vlsited
hsaddeartess end obtained % sutheatie version Of
the s1sis, whton We pviuted In smaf clip festes.
dag evening, and insert 10 our eosunna ihis n1Arn
ing: IL win b eeeu tho only fonndaltoa fNT ell
the reports vas en- niSsgcatten between ~ o6aces
sLd sene OF HE nen, which created sone elighs
sSeitemeot, bot without any esFious resuls. Tbes
another bubble on The watesv of eOVeasd evil hss
bovst aEd revealed The hollow ed ooessnin nsture
u e1ctaias UpossD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-29

Eu..,aas 0art.-Judge Lyonss Court WIS
In session yestt-Aav for the thai Of criminal
causes.
Jesse White, charged with tbs mu.:.,.- IS
John J. Andrews, on the 18th Of April, was
arraigned for trial, but owing TO the lndispo-
sitlon OF Judge Crump, the prisoners coun.
sci, the cause was laid over till next week.
Our readers win remember that White aud
deceased met In q house opposite the Spots.
wood Hotel; tha. deceased abused White In
q shameful manner; that White left the
house, and afterwards meeting Andrews In
the street, when the quarrel was resumed.
White being the smaller maa, drew pistol.
soon after which the parties seized and the
pistol exploded, the bsii entering the left
arm Of Andrews, irficting a desh wound.
Andrews being man Of intemperate habits,
died 0! hls irjuriea In four OF Ave days there.
after.
Robert 8. Ford, charged With the mnrdsr
OF Robert Z. Dixon, on the 0d OF April
laat, waa next 5r4ixnesl for trial On calling
the list OF witnesses for the defence, scvexal
Important ones were absent, and - some Of
them were cut cf the city o motion wss
made for postponemsnt OF ths txid AZ.
ter long argument the Judge decided to
postpone the trial till the 18th Of January
next, when no longer indulgence could bs
given.
DIXON, It will be remembered, was Clerk
OF the Uonse Of Representatives, aDd Ford
was bis assistant. For causes known TO tho
party. FeFd was discharged, and an angry
correspondence snsued. The parties met on
Bank street. drew Weapons, fred at each
other, aud Dixon was killed. The afalY ere
ated good deal OF exOitehent at ths tina.
Dixon was resident Of 0eorgta and Ford q
refugee from Kentucky.
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maka me,yvs desnie1s - and IN hosrorv And
- tho Puu .ons kepe ~ - seveiry AAA th<if gies
uu Ne morning etsn f4&led from the shy, and
Weoe ~ sosdicF eeattnek 1eed up eu6 down ~
- east ~UAraeks Wo4 15ne, peshayss t tnefs
49, ovso 80 7. TIE QssAk4nes9eaaes o she Aee"'
S~ss ~ 1sx " 49, - " :" es'y WIZ w.
1osen soaaI, eos sesfo - rem % Ne sseeoe'
Naaees from Chasteesen habos eve Ssaeu 60, } u
bsea nm. n ao~...s ~ ~. r.A., .a,r-s..,..
lae,ef.,tve ~ - A,.,..v aesh. v..s.. ...,n.,
- - c---
nn % S0Assn1ASn,
/. 49,, :. 1.', - -
- Ds~so~st niss sssss saAaesmss$es'
ts-fou VII! Psesee se Hcoen SUaiI ts
cnsFee OF ihe UEncd 1ta tssnspoft FAeses -
cspssia. ne bfouees ees % Chau0etoa bashof
s~w s...~ snIn 49, ~ % .Sn. s"uss ~ oass W
"oe -. ~ 49, sass
Sssss" y. cssssss pssoss - ~ sns."soee
~. 81 ~ y ~. :. 4 esss..so y ~ p"s :,
~ 1ns ceo n@ - opes Teooeuooa ~
9 eu1a,d. thoosh = vhtu nan Msmiss hlro
therefore, and eiva - 10 this hrove Mas
oexsa.
Raspee t6t,liv. yous ohtateaf e.rxsnL
IL. Rxwsu
CAief QuasssrmsseesA4 1Deoannevt eoulS.
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Assuslslsg Negro o--Jeha a Hmy3A one
OF the city police, was before the Mayor
yesterdsJ to answer the charge Of Violently
aasaultine negro boy on Christmas ulcyn
Ing. Perrin saw pslty Of negro boys firing
pop crsekess In the street near st. james 3
church, aud, - WIS h!s duty, started TO as.
rest them The boys, on seeing the officer,
aed from htm, and De, 70 frightea them,
etarted IN pursuit, sad threw his cane .. cps
OF them. Cufortunstely for the ofacer, the
cane accidentally struck ono Of the lads on
the back Of the head and Knocked him down
apparently killing him. Instead Of taking NJ
the boy, and doirg what was necessary to
restore him, Perrin becsme alarmed, ded the
city. and went to Hanover county. Had be
remained ct his post, aud thus shown tia.
tho tiow wHs accidental, tho matter would
have passed BY a. soon Is thu boy recovered
,or 20 one could have coppo:ed that Perrin
designed any injury to the child. When tl,s
case was called, the Mayor postponed th<
examination untii to-day, and held Perrin e
bail for hts appearance In the sum OF o3Qo
at tho same time suspendi1g him from dptJ
till the Investigation II bed
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RIAL ESTdTE FOR XALK

xyALCADLE Timbered Land. seven miles firm
Apcoma.tox Depot, % the south. Stde Rail-
road, ex eale privately by request of the c~Isss
cesf at private ss's. tract Of land situated ss
above, containing $50 sczss adjoining Capt NstAsu
Hao,oeh's end e<heTe. Atrut ~ sepes are cleared,
and have been seeded in wheat sni oats, ths ~
uastadeR IL IN original growth Il paBa. oah, ant
peF1Af, sad 1t 10 es;imatsd will yield from 6vs te
slH million ct { lumosf. This tmprovpmsnta con
sast & . SMELL dwe'LSs, vi the usool tutbui1l,
i12s. ecm nste at jodSs e3rrrssss the epnoo that
tsis land win yield mJtc l:mbsr than any T. act e4
iis s;Ea within hts knowledge; apd being sitoateA
the Tsiiroaa. to which there y pod road Il
win seadify ccnm md n,sny times ths cost cf the
property A bargain VIZ Re ssli by early spp!:e2.
sioe lds :t-.ssds ID WILLIAMS, Aaes.
ID ARE Chsncs 70 Invest Money III will ssii u :
II rarn AT the Burnt Ordinary, Ia James City
e0u0ty,. Virginia. xaid farm esntsfus Ito se1es q
iSst Prorcr.icr hsir In <ced end. good dwelling
house, with seven rooms aud escssts and oil nese3
ssry oVrhouees; a!sN, two store houses, cue veD
aud ih.ss spriIiss q e1ssllsnt vster, srd mari In
abundance, are upcn the Ilare. Schools ehuruassl
sad shops e0,vsatsnt, and the postcffice was
st this place up to the svsc1atan Of the Peninsula
BY OUT troops. This farm IL s6 msiss below RisEi-
u,snd, ou the s:sSs rosd leading to tapd IL miles
aboSe} Williamsburg. Il 10 Accessabas to steaE
toats on both York and Cbias aheminy rivers Az
tie luxuIies Il TMs-~stsf riryuie are had there
1his place euppnrts two 0rst nass country stores
With oas Of which ] have e,nducr a = proAtabs
busirsss fo5 twenty TesIs For Q nerv hsnt or ply
sieiau there 10 NO pises more desirsols. For FER
thsr psRtSeQisxs and tsrDs sddrsa2 me at 81 b
ncuA. vs. SAMUEL T SLATER
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