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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
No DoUBr OF IT-VEP.Y INGENIOUS

No DOUBT OF lT-VEP.Y INGENIOUS -
An ingenious person has discove red
that the three most forci Bile letters in our
alphabet are N r G.; tllat the two which
contain nothing are NJ L that four exA
press great corpulence G, o B IT; that
two are decline. D X tn at four indicate
exalted station, X L N c, and three ex-
cite our tears. yet, when pronounced to
gether, are necessary to a good under
standing-L + g. All this may be
very ingenious, but The person who
discovered it has since, ascertain ed
that these initials are not as ex.
pressive to the initiated az V. j. G.. E..
which, although expressiv of not thing
when by themselves, stand for Vencil
Jones Clothing Estsblishs rent, situated
on Main, near Third stree t, where you
can obtain the most fss bionable suit
ready made ar made to ord er. All recol
lect thu,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
Mercantile Library As..c.as,o..

Pursuant to call on the 9th inst for
the purpose of organizing q Mercantile
Library Association, a number of citizens
met at the Court Room. on the evening
of the esth. The meeting was organized
by the Rev. w. G Craig bel ny called to
the Chair. and Mr.. Geo. c.. Thompson
being appointed Secretary. Twas
|. Resolved, That committee of six
be appointed to canvass the city for stock.
holders in such an association.
The following gentlemen were appoin-
ted upon the committee:
George G. Thompson, VIM. Fulton,
Hampden Buell., A. Hagny, A. J. Will
kinson and NJ w. Wes.cott.
2 Resolved, That the committee be
instructed to solicit st ckh,lders at ten
dollars share, and to cali meetin di
the stockholders as soon as five hundred
dollars OF the stock has been taken.
3 Resolved, That tie daily papers Of
the city be requested to publish the pro
ceedings of the meeting.
On motion, adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
CPECIAL NOTICE TO ADMIN.
- srRAroks AND GUARDIANS.

once Of the County Judge Lee County Iowa,
November 17th 1883
TAKE NOTICE the law requires ali Administss-
tos of The estates Of persons and Guardians
Of Minors, make report 70 tbs Ceanty Coon oace
IN each yesJ sho sing the condition Of The essie, ats
ceots and eneets, the condition Z. the estates Of
minor heirs, al The date Of rendering sneh
Nov, therefore, notice IL er-by gives to all Ad-
mtnistrztors kxeeutors md Guardisn., In Les toan
~, ~ko have uot made their statement. required
by las, that they and each Of them hereby re-
qaested 70 appear forthsith to make settiemest &C
riding lss and SuardaDe, will sear In msd that
tney are subject 70 penalty Of TfS Deffsys for ii
Ing 70 report
The shove notics IL puhshed fos the pnrpose OF re-
indipg persons interested Of .quI II be law
IN eueh cases, and the expenss II
Citation ROBERT a HussELL.
nov2S-d2w County Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
Books & Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Brokers Columns;
Iron Purns ce;
War Pictures from the South, BY Col E1tavau OF
The southern Army;
The Canoe abd Saddle;
Phins' Grape Culture;
Dovnings' New ru!t Bool;
Life in the Open AIR,
Lost and saysd-by Mrs Norton;
Rockford-by Mrs- lille Devereur Vnnsted:
Journal of Residence On a Georgia PIzntatiop--
BY Mrs +. A Kepble.
Poes Works, Blue and Gold;
Reads 81
Gibbons Rome. Vols
Chambers English Literature;
Information for the People;
Psckard's Minor Surgery;
The Flying Dutcnm n-saSe:
Aarisn Gres-by Mrs. ( Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les MfseYabIes;
Orphess G. kerr's Papers "a Series
FreemasoD's Monitor
! Cook's yoyxxe.
Al Odds-bs the Author of Quits;
Burrf Field and Gsrdens
Vegetaeles u Amsrfcs.
Physiological Memoirs-hy Hamuond.
Home md Abroad. Second series;
Story oftne Guard
The PoeisJournal, BY Bayard Taylor,
Person Brorniow Book:
0ksvange River;
Edvi b rosher oft .oy inthrop;
This day receivpdat
BRowSRLL's Booh store,
novz5-d Cor. Main and ith stre-ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
THE CITY.
Tho Place to get your Printing |!

The DAILY GATE CrrY Orr1cs is the place 70 re
Printing done ON SHORT NOTICE and AT cugAs
PsICRs
BANKERS - Get their Printing done at this Office
ha'iroads ..Get their Printing done at this ofice
Merchants. their Printing done at This office
prugssts-....Get their ining done at this office
concerts -Gat their Printing done at this Office
ho'eis .--..Get Their Printing done al this Office.
Steamboats, Uet Their Printing done at this Office
Lawyers 49, Get their Printing done at this Office.
ms 90 s ...Get their Printing done at this Office
tIremen- ...Get their Printing done at this Office
In tact, every business man or mechanic in the
city, gives this office their Printing. Our facilities
srs superior 10 any Office in Southern Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

Recruiting Negroes In the Hnterior.
We observe by our exchanges from the
interior of the State, that 'she work OF re-
cruiting negroes under th late order, has
commenced with some d.. .gree of activity.
The E iitor of the Jefs rson City Times,
has been informed by the Prov Mar
shal Of that district. that during a period
Of three days over one hundred neg. .-oes
have made application to be admitted
into the service. They are coming in
squads from Boone. Galloway and RAN
dolph counties. and tie ferrymen are in
ssructed to cross all who are coming to
enlist. The Editor of the Times thinks
full regiment vii be recruited .. that
place during the e'Isuing week.-[St Louis
News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

Err VIM. 5. King has sho, ~ Plon
deau between Third and For -.
for making aud repairing o.,,sssas
elves of his SER
vices in both departU o.,. NJ. ,,o o..
and commend him to
an" the public as a good
" man a@S worthy man.
All VINO want mattresses made or re.
PARED OF upholstering done, cannot do
better than call on VIM. S. King. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

| MOSINE EMBROIDERY.

This b the latest, most bssusii and onT truly
gaOt ssy II u kwbs od~g, In voxpe.
Distisctively this kmbroidery has al the relief
aoft8ess and Aeiieacy ef hand wort and be done
In Craon, Worsted. siik or ChnfEs. IL can done
in every variety Of desisn color, while IL has
nothins a the stin and hard appearance Of common
braiawpEk
Orders ssr ssvins Machines and knbroidsry Work
promptly execaled q the Ssiesroym Of tho Amestcsn
ewing ard Embrsidery Machine, Fourth street, BE-
tween Maia spd Bioadeau.
nov30-dn G. H. EMERSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
- The ice was running so in the

The ice was running so in the
river, on Saturday, that the ferry-boat
caul not make Its regular trips and it is
now troze up on the opposite side. We
did not get our eastern mail of Saturday
until yesterday afternoon. 1t was then
taken up the river some three miles and
brought over in skff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

NEW ALMANAcs.-Already the Alma
nacs for 1864 are ready for sale and dis
tribution. The very first prognostication
we fnd ls-'look out for the draft about
these days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

DENMARK AcADgMY-We call atten.
tlon to the notice of this worthy Acade-
my, which commences its winter term on
the 10th day OF December. Asa valu,
bic and successful instructor, Mr.. Ed
stands very high in this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

p@ The not orious Andrews, one of the
ring-leaders in the New York riots, VINO
was taken cha rgs OF b, the General Gov
ernment. and has been kdging at Fort
Lsyfayette, has been handed over for
trial to the State authorities. An order
to that effect has been made BY Gen Dix,
and executes by Marshal Murray.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

Fuss. FURs, FURs-M essrs. Jonas 4
Go :, at NJ. So Main sire ct, Kiibourne'e
',Id stand, will pay the big hest cash prices
for Oh kinds OF furs aiso for hidess WOOL
and rags. This is branc Of the old fur
establishment at Quincy, ILL.,, which has a
vide reputation throughout the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
b.--"Whew. amt this stinger9

~.-"Whew. amt this stinger7''
wa NE exclamation OF every one we met
yesterday morning, and it surely was
The mercury was at zero at sunrise, ma.
king ii the coldest day by far of any we
have experienced this season. The ice
was floating in the river all day Saturday
and yesterday and the sloughs and inlets
were frozen solid. Truly, grim winter is
at hand and is fast throwing his icy man
tie over US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

@ Seven car loads of hogs came over
the Keokuk, NJ. Pleasant sad Muscatine
Railroad Saturday, for our packers. They
were bought near Fort Madison, we un-
derstand, and were fine lot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

T The second supply Of Godey's
Book has been received by Lowry. The
December number is beauty, and worth
double its price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
Died !.

On Yesterday, November 2oih. DAVID OGDEN;
aged 50 years.
FnnsrAi service lay Ut two o'clock. at the resi-
denee of. w. ogden, on ffmea aud sh streets,
Near hontrose, Lee County, Iowa, on Thursday
Of chss Curtis.
iCsnire nouuty, pal papers please copy)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

10 all whom IL nay concern
Kn,w ye that there 10 nov Gle In the County
Court Lee county Iowa II Fort Asdison,a
of xtcpt@n Lsng, executor Of the estste Il George
schnfer deceased praying for der aud iee1se 10
sc Tor the pofp-se II psyiD4 debts d1e from said
essst me 10 described es<Ate sol sit The
midwife half haf OF Iot shieA lies hex,
10 10. Ia block block In the city u keeknk
iovs.
Sad petition III be heard and determi Sed before
cad ourt on the nrs, Noaday Of D-eembei 1858. At
10 o'eiSek A. hseh time and pisoc al pvrsrs
Interested will be heard and Opportunity gwen TO
show cau-e xny st, vhy aid peiitiou shsgfd not
not be grained and the orders prayedb br mzds.
BY order VI The county Coait
STEPHEN Homo,
Executor Of Es.Ate Of Geeree sehanet, deed.
November Ash, ISs3.-lGrt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
Nem Aopertisements.
ACADEMY.

The Winter Term will commence WEDNESDAY.
Decee her TO- aud continue fourteen weeks.
II. K. EDSOS.
Denmark. Iowa, Nov 30, 1ss3-id3sk~2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

fg The Missouri Repu blican is con-
graduating itself on the prospect OF re-
action in favor of slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
IOWA ITEMS.

The Hawkeye Flag says that on
Wednesday evening while a Methodist
meeting was in progress 1t St. Charles,
some Copperhead rowdies attempted to
break up the assembly. A brisk little
fight ensusd. some forty or 6fty shots
were fred, and several Cops wounded
No man was seriously injured. No Union
men we're injured.
The SIHssY CouRr HousE-The
Council Bluffs Nonpariel states that the
Court House at Sidney. although BE- lly
damaged, is not total wreck. An out
lay OF $500 will place it in a condition TO
be occupied, but it will never be SO SER
viceable as il Was before it became the
victim Of Gunpovder Plot. The perpe-
traitors OF the diabolical deed have not yet
been brought to justice.
On the 4th instant, Charles Burget
was shooting some stock belonging to
Christopher Schae fer, neichbor. hving
In Harrison county, when the litter seized
his gun aud ran out 10 the field when,
approaching Burget, he called to him,
and Burget advanced with bis gun in po-
sition to FIRE, when Schaeffer fred first,
killing, him instantly. He then returned
to his house, sent his family ont of the
room, and discharged the other barrel.
shooting nearly his whole head off Du-
buque Times.
PAID OTY-The Sixth Iowa Cavalry.
stationed at Sioux City, received their
pay last week, and a messenger with over
sl3 900 # the money arrived yesterday
for the soldiers wives and families. An
other installment of about $40, 900 will
arrive next week.
The NJ. & NJ. r. r. has built another
warehouse at Gfinnell. TO store the vas,
amount of goods arriving daily for West
ern towns. The besiuess of the Road is
constantly increasing II is scarcely
possible TO supply the necessary means Of
trsnspvrtation.-M Muscatlnc Courier
The Cedar Falls Gazette says reg
ulsrly organized club of lab1ring men
exists 10 Cedar Falls, the members Of
which, after performing their regular daily
labor, spend their moonlight hours 10
saving and splitting wood for soldiers
families. If this is not patriotic benevo-
lence, what is T?
BLACK HAWK CouSTr.-The Agricul-
tural Fair of Black Hawk county will be
held on the 23d, Gath, and 25th of De-
cember, at Cedar Falls. having been post
poned from September TO avoid interfer-
ence with the State Fair. A large hall
aud two smaller ones have been secured
for the exhibition. All that may do very
well where the old fogy notion still pre-
walls that agricultural fairs are designed
to promote agricultural interests, but no,
where civilization and refinement has
taught the people that the chief end Of
those exhibitions is to run fast horses and
amuse faster men.- Davenport Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
EINGING SCHOOL.

There will be 4 Singing School open al Burrows'
Hall, on corner OF Cub and Msn strrets, Keokux, on
FRIDAY November the 21th Ali are luybted 10 al
ixHd. CHESTER HUNT
noy93-d Teacher.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

LosT.-On Main street. between Sec
ond and SeFen.h, on Saturday night, a
Lad'es' Fur Cape. Any one finding and
leaving il at the Dudley House, or at the
Gate City Office, will be rewarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

STRANGE INCIDENT AT A WEDDING -
The New York Tribune says singular
incident occurred at Secretary Chsse's
house on the nuptials Of Mss Chase
just as the ceremony was about to begin,
strange lady, some thirty-6ve years Of
age. in win.er bonnet and cloak. walked
into the room with q little smulatto girl,
also in out of door costume, by her side.
The two, who were unknown TO host or
guests, stood in the midst during the GER
eniony, and then retired as suddenly and
mysteriously a. they entered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
Recy uits wanted for the Third Iow.
Cavalry.

Cavalry.
-Adjutant Glenn Lowe, Of the Third
Iowa Cavalry. having received authority
to recruit for his regiment, has opened an
office in P. H. Humes' Office, on Third
street, where he will be fourd ready to
enlist men under the recent orders, Offer
ing the large bounties of $500 for new
recruits, and S402 for veteran volun-
teers. IT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
A Semskble Answer.

A short time since. at hotel in Gin
cinnati, company Of pro-slavery. funk.
ess shappened to be assembled Who thought
they would show their remarkable wit
and profundity by asking a negro. who
happened to be present, sundry questions
about himself. A colloquy at once en-
sued after the following manner One
says, Jack, where are you from?"
"Georgia," was the reply. ''Have you
run away from your master 7" "Yes." p"
didn't he treat you well ?" "Yes."-
"Didn't he clothe you well ?" Eyes"
"And gave you enough to eat p Ger
tainly, for ! lived as we'll ae he did,
"Then, Jack, Why under these circum-
stances, did you run away ~" To this
latter and profound interrogatory the ne.
gro replied in. the follow ng manner -
"Gentlemen, when l left my master in
Georgia, left the place vacant, and il
any of you desire . situation you can 20
down and take it," We think the ne.
gro got the better in that talk, Of the in
lquisitive "secesh" sympathiyers."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
MERCANTILE LlBRARY-We n,

MEbCAFIILE LiBRARY.-We commend
to the favor OF our citizens the enterrrise
inaugurased by our young men fer the
establishment of Library Assc. citation.
We think the principle upon WI .ich they
propose to found and conduct it, and The
character Of the persons who have the
matter in charge, furnish strong guarau-
tees OF It's success. And the advantages
OF such an institution to IT, young men
OF our city cannot well he over stated
Let all who take an inter est in the intel
lectual and moral advsnt ,ement and vel.
fare of the young n, and the boys
who Will become young men soon, lend
helping hand to this enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

There are now no less than seven
railroads and branches projected across
Iowa, which ultimately are intended to
tap the Missouri above St. Joseph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

Any person wishing Oval Picture Frame will
6nd elegant sock for safe a, she CIrr BOOK
Wholesale Retail.
wv OGDEN
2d streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-30

attention Of buyers and liiovers Of Books s in
sited 10 Visit my store and examine Books.
}. w. OGDEN.
sepla-d Main and ID street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
rpnM TENNESSEE.

ATLANTA, Nov 4.-Advices from the front state that
he YANKEES still maintain possession OF Raccoon Val
lev, being heavily reinforced. They shell our forces
incessantly The floods ia the Tennessee have dennol
ished all the Yankees pontoons. The Register ID In
formed that we have possession of Loudon, Tenn the
FedeIals faEog back. Trains crossed the H'aSassee
to day and ran 10 I.oudon.
special to the Appeal dated Decatur, October SOth,
says: The Yankees advance, via EaspOrt has reached
florence General Ferguson fought them, capturing
two cannon aud forty prisoners.
A special to the Intelligencer, from Mission Ridge,
says: Oar forces now occupy LOudOn-the enemy hay
ing retreated--which places US within twenty-three
miles of Knoxville, and behind the enemys deiences
Prisoners captured White Side report that Grant
is in Chattanooga. The Yankees have been on bali
raons for the last three week. and their horses are
suffering for forage.
Adgices from Huntsville state that the enemy are
raiding through the country committing Infamous dep
relations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
FROM EUROPE.

The latest from Europe is by the Heca, to the 2st:
The Sultan of Turkey had propose by telegraph to
each vessel
L,iro's workmen we're again employed in finishing arr
fitting out one Of the
Political speeches by leading men were Of daily oc-
currenoe in various paris Of England Earld Gray had
spoken in desnce of the government policy OF neutrality
in American affairs.
Mr.. Coher, the English Solicitor General, had ad-
dressed his constituents at Plymouth He urged that
government had only to preserve neutrality towards
the Oelgerents but had to preserve its own neutral
gh and take that those rights were not violated
by either side.
The question Of the finances of the new Mexican en-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
IRON N0TRH CAROLINA.


The Raleigh Progress, of the Sd, says
Not word Of news from KiustOn on yesterday, and
an quiet in the direction Of NeWben We hear, on re-
liable authOri v that the enemy have disappeared en-
trely from the eastern section OF the ChOssn liver, but
that they are reinforcing at Plymouth.
From the western part OF the Sute we have no add-
tonal news not word being received at the Executive
Office or elsewhere Yesterday. We have seen gentle
man who left Asbevie ON "Wednesday, and from con-
versaton with him have but little doubt that tie en-
emy had brigade at the Warm Springs thirty-seyen
miles below Asheye the 6rst OF last week; bus wcether
they will attempt TO advance on Asheyle or return 10
Greenvle, Tennessee We of course, cannot say. Our
impression il however that they have determined on
giving the people Of Western North CarOtS taste of
war; and unless Gen. Vance is given sufficient force
to drive them back aud keep them back, We may ex-
pet 70 see that section OF the State overfun.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

RALEIGH, Nov. 4.-The vote of the following tosns
for members of Congress, to day, have been heard
from:
Raleigh-Tnner, $50; Arlington, lOI. K'n5,on--
Yeowby, 81 Bridgers, So. Mosely Hall-Yellowby,
81; Bridgers, %. Weldon-YelloSby, 4 Bridgers;
AZ. Hillsb ro-Turner, 2O5; Arlington, 80. Sslis-
bury-Ramsay, 1888; Lander, l IA. Oharlo't'-Iander,
$50; Ramsay, "a. Durhams-Turner, S. Arlington.
SO. Greensboro Gilmer's majority, 2lj. High Point
Browns majority over Gilmer 55l. Lexington
Ashe, Ill; Chatham, IS. Concord-Lander Ill ;
Ramsay, lO2. Harrisburg Lander, 80; Ramsay, l.
Three precincts in Wayne county cR4e, 1886;
Leach, &C.
Turner is believed to be elected in this District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT
10 amend Gnd.re-endct the Aet passed March the Ilh,
1868 in relation to The unnecessary eo'isTi"Ptio" Of
Grain By DishIers aud other Manufacturers Of SPir
itWous aud Malt Liquors.
Passed October 9lst, 1868
Bs enacted Jg The General assembly, That the Act passed
March t i68 entitled amend AMI reenact an ACT
aud re-enac an Act entitled an ACT 70
prevent the unaecetary consumption Of Gfn by Duefs ana
other OF stuous and Mat Liquors passed DC
1862 the hereby amense1 AID re enact
Ell. so a TO lead a. follows - -.
shan not any hereafter to make or caue
made any Whisky other spnaous or MALI Liquors. ont
auy C,,n Whea ave- other grain, out OF died frn
ana any person so on ndng shall deemed guilty OF INSIDE
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined Tor every
fence not es than hundred dollars, move than hve n0u
sand dollars ana imprisonment In the county not
exceeding "a elve mont s. the discretion OF the court
person. mpany tha hereafter execute IN Ehos OF
In part any contract hereafter made win the
eaetate Government with agent OF Faid LOT
making cluiiug WHISKY or other ardent
this State all such contractors who hah lollle s
lection subject all the penalneS mposeu ~
o. her acts GgaInss una Elul disiilston
Tue Keeper Rs shall eause iEIs Act 70 ne PeOhshe
at least two Newspapers In the city Of Richmond Tor Two
weeks
TlIs Act shall DO In toree rom its pasSlge.
copy from the Roll.
WA r. GORDON, JR,
nov s-j&cew O. II. d. and Keeper Of Rolls Of Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

THI Monty Tax, collected for the quarter ending
October ls in the county Of Cumberland, N. c. is up
wards of 100000 equal to yearly tax OF the county
in cash. apart from the State county and town taxes OF
about half million of dollars. The Assessors and Col
ectors are loud in DISCRIMINATION of the cheerful spirit
which animated the people. 1t everywhere paid
promptly and willingly. This feeling was not confined
to the money tax but extended ale the much abused
tithe tax.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

WOREiEa WELL-The late general order from Gen.
Braggs headquarters, providing thas every non COM
missioued officer and soldier who secures recruit and
him be mustered ntc tbs service, shall be en-
titled to furlOugh of not lees than forty days, is al
ready working admirably. Within three hours after the
reception of the order, upwards of fifty men in one
regiment alone had fastened their clutches upon dein-
quents at home, and had written to their relations to
adopt measures for their immediate transfer to the
armv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We reane tho attention Of dealers TO sale TO-DAY, com
mencbg al 10 o'clock Btses large assortment Ofsa quorr
Grocrea &c we are enabled oer very desirable snt
scarce articles,
ka dimes,
Worcestershire Sauce.
Como sseurs are inv tied 10 attend.
Old Java o. Zee,
800 pairs Ladies' Shoes,
% boxes Candles, and mould;
TeAms Paper,
100 boyes Wtbbs Toilet Sosp,
y boxes do. Bar do.
Dbl and keg Pickle.
COO boxes Nations Backing.
The sale oshoes will take place promptly AZ II O'clock
nov5-lt IAhD1 nlLLIA9S.