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I EGAL NOTICE.

Mn'a nsnesi and Mary Kendall, hts wife
W. -. .,n s Blackwell. and M B Morrison:
iou ma esen o. you are bereb, notidea that ,h.,.
IL now on file 10 the once Of tbs c,.k ~ III
Son,. =. Lee .onn,y Iowa, at Keokuk, petition of
sam ei Ames, claiming q ytu tte sd s,nnSd
tsreet az mone, due on promissoav note ard a.
ciaiminG as against all OF The defeudsnt. lie fo,ss
sale ~ MI gaze gwen y sad Arnold Kendall
ot ssid note and CONVEYING Lot No FIVE IS IN Ele[r
one nnndfed and NINETY nine 1881. in he Gu -
heoknt, COUNTY Of Ire and ftaie OF Iowa In 49,
me ether defendants have claim TO have some 'a
tsYest. e H.
Otiess you appear thereto md defend before ,oo,
OF the second day Of The February term 1854 bf a.
Disfct Court Judgment sud decree will be rendered
against you thereon.
RANKIN MecRARY
oeHf-o*w Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
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9pefialNotifes.
STATE or IOWA.



ADyuTASr sGEnEnALb O1vScA(
Davenport Oct. -, 1852
General Order Ne. 1875.
l. No details for any parposs viii BE- nsds By any
Captain Of The Southern Border Brigade unless on spe.
cia writ en- orders from this department. on special
written orders iron Lieut.. Col. WALL q Keokuk. Lee
county, Lieut.. Col Tannehill, Of Centreviiie, Ap.
panoOss county, Lieut. Col. Sears, u Sidney, Fro
mont county.
II. AilCaptains Of the Southern Border Brigade,
and all Captains Of Companies Of militia within tho
respective districts Of Ii. Col WALL Il. Col. Tame
bill, and L. Col. Sears will report them be-
foss Deceaber 1859, the Aambey kid and csndition
Of arms 10 their the number kind and
dision Of si acostremsn the amount and quality Of
eli kinds Of ANN union and the anounts and ccndl-
toD Of any other state property in tseir possession.
Ill. L. Col visi It. Col. rsnaehiIl, and Ii. Col.
Sears will cause there retains to b rronptly made
and for ward the same 10 this once
Nv. All bonds for arms &c. in the hands OF Liest.
Col Wall L. Col. Tannehiii Ii. Col. Sears sctiDg
QuartsrmasteF cieghorn, of Kcokuk, will At once be
returned 10 this once with information their
session in relation 10 The responsibility Of the asnen
of said bonds.
" All Captains OF the Southern Border Brigade
and all Captains of c,mpanies OF militia within the
also forward copies Of their reports made to sid L.
Colonies. to this Office
vi. The Captains Of all other militia companies in
this State. outside Of said dIstreis and eli ocers Of
the Northern Bordes Brigade, will report directly %
this Office the same points in relation to arnA &C.
co uts ement and niton named In paragraph II
ofthese General Orders.
VII Acting Qasrtermaxer Cieghorn will report to
this ONCE on the same points named In Paragraph II
of these General Orders relation 10 arm. acrootre
me nts add ammanton u Keokuk and BarlIngton
VIII. Qnarermasier Levb X. smith, Of he north
ern Border brigade, win report to this once on the
same points In relation 10 arms, Ac which were in
possession Of companies which cisbsnded. ofthe
Northern Border Brigade.
TX. Anything In General Orders No. 100 OF this
Department. October a. 1882 inconsistent With these
General Orders IL hereby revoked
By order Of ths Commander in-Chief,
n. y. BAKER
Ad1t. Gen. and A O. Gtn. Of Iowa.
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HAIR DYE HAIR I'VE

RATcHELoR's eeieerafed HAIR DYE Il ~ Re-,
- |" TAO World The only Hsr~less, 7rxs sd Rsls.
-" Dye fnovn- This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes hed hnsty or Gray Hair instantly to slossy
Ssafs or "ssfrsi Srsra Without njuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin. leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful;
irpans fresh vitality frequently restoring Il.
color, and reeiAes The III effects or had py-. r..
Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. B.rcuELos. IN o,h.r,
are mere limitations. aud should be avoided. sold by
all Druggists, DC. FACTGRY-sl BAacLAv-Sr,rr,
New York. BAreHsLoks Nsw TosLsr Ca,.~ ron
oAlshs TO hAA- jysdAvIy
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GF Gambling in Old Virginia has %

T Gambling in Old Virginia has re-
ceived heavy blow. There were thirty
odd faro banks in Richmond, which swaI.
lowed up Immense sums of Government
piubder every night, and the Enquirer
charges them with keeping up to an enor-
nous height the prices Of all articles OF
consumption BY sending over $1,000
each, per day, 10 the market. Getting
money so easily. they spent it with .
most lavish hand. The Legislature has
ordered thirty-nine lashes, to be we'll laid
on on at the public whipping post. for gam
ping, and the result 10 that they have
lett Richmond, and will probably be COM
Peiledit to leave the State, or live in more
honest way.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

ie n W sample, Sarah Sample II II BeIairg rp
Lyneh, Miinsm Leighton, Trustee; Ssntg wr
Eimpson. Pierce, Bros Il Fiandsr, cras -
part stone, Star &C. John io~riA Thoras garktn
Asa Mayo, Xix, Hale K Co. BenrdIe+ tt.fs 4 ~
Hsnt Lane, Hubert, Van ysEtenburg "a: usa
Dock, Reed Go; tarnham. sirahzm ~. Inn
Day, assignee NJ Burns q k.ntgea. trehifsIs
Young 4 Coz 0stheiFer " Woodward H.. H.rr.r
Baldwin bezekish Hinsdale. Defendants.
fou are hereby notified that there Ia now IN Ale
n the once OF the CLERK o. the District Corr, ~ &c
tcnDts, Iowa al Fort Hsdi-en los petitiar uraay
cain OF M Billings in which ron are All N sde DE-
tenants. ALE that eertain Deed 10 certain Re-.
estate in Lee county Iowa pet ition described
executed by II. W Sample and Sarah n - annie TO u
H. d lasne and W r u Lynch Of date of Juue I9sh
D, $500 has been lost ans was Hot recorded ara
abata DEED Trust executed premises BY said
n II btidlng aud W Lynch 10 William L4frhton
trustee 10 secpfe certain promiesory notes ha. been
pad and should be cancelled Record and that ali
OF yon except said Beb and Beding have recover
ed Judgments against said IL " ssnple which Nv
reason OF the loss and recording ef said Deed
are eed mi shadow upon painiis tile 10 the said
Premises, ard Praying that said DEED ef Tru.t be
may be declared lien upon ssid premises nd tbst
sasd premises be declared fe snd clear Of said ipdg
ments pd Deed of Trust and the title thereto nav =.
Quoted IN plsntf ard for other and relief in
the premises.
Ana unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before noon OF the second day Of the asnt term Of
SAID CONT to be bsgun holden on the nrst Nom
day OF December, A. D. 1863 default wi be entered
agalnsi yon and udxnent render ed ihereon.
NOBLE STRONG.
oe'fe oeS Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
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sURvEyoR's OFFICE.
Keokuk. Iowa. Mar - l6Aa

eUHFkfOHF UFYICK,
Keokuk. Iowa, Nay 81, 1879.
foTtcs.-To all persons having guns, revoivers
pistols, nunticns OF Of any kind fer sale sys
ORDERED nat To cell dispose Of the asms wilhou, at
obtaining permit from the underlsned By order Of
he Special Agent Of The Treasury Department. All
persons violating this will be liable 10 have sueh
goods connscated forihe o, the Of the
unffed states. JOHN srAyyrs
naySc-da scrrsyor and Collector
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WHAT CHANGE WAS THERE.-We
learn that Canadian gentleman, who
wasa ranting secessionist eighteen months
ago. recently invested SAC, 1000 in the
rive.IWenties. To this complexion must
We come At lest.
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NOTICE.

Io tharies Cannon. Isaac Hall. Henry L Howell
Lament, Barbara Miller, Isasc Girin Jsme. y
Robinson, SIS b Merriam, O Burhriers Geo
Frederick, V Graves. Hedges W FTurper
ssgnee Of Patrick Crosse, state of IoEa flor
me Use OF school Fund.- Tee e Anderson L. C.
foa, and each OF Noa. are hereby notifedthatthere
nov On nlr In the ofice Of The Clerk Of the Dis
nlci Court o. Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Ma isop
EViltlon 81 hiram btrnsJ claiming Of you. Charles
cannon, the sum Of Five Hundred and 80 iro
Dqlars with 10 per cent Interest rer sntnu p.vabs
snnuallT a. money due On Mortgage nade ~ on
70 hEries Mason. and since assigned to said Hiram
barney. dated May 10th, A. d. 1883 slsa elaimlnr
szsln Each q You the for eclnfafe Of said Hourtre
ns "a me being upon cert1ir lots In tie City or CO.
suf. described IN said petitien for The rurc base
money ~ Lee county, Iowa Taf; Of teh fart btr a
released from said AertFage therein set for. n; and
Iarher sklng for sale ofsaid pre- mics general
Aha n1iess seu appear and answer ssic retftinp
W OF oetere noon OF the second day OF the rexi
,g OF said District Court TO cor rnetce at n
~ aa4son on the hrst Monday of December A d
Ieo' default Will be eHtered Agsinst ,ea and iudr
~ ~e' eo lsereen as ITs9ea sat in ta1a petition.
NOBLE sTK6S0
"et9-asN Attorneys for Plnlnt1
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legal Notices.
.THE srMk or rowA,,-
L. C0r-u~ -

- La CoUHrT.
= .. Higgins, and 8. =. A. Higgins, his wife.
lou and each Of you, afe hereby notified thss
y Me 10 the once OF the Clerk OF the Dis
ConI. q aid Lee County, st Port Madison. ! NIL
on EQUITY CLAIMING Of you the foreclosure OF ra,
...a mcr.gaee, executed By you upon certain rsa,
.s.ase 70 Lee county lows, In said mortgage and said
petition iniIy described, ssfd - ance being ~ -
Dscenber ~ 1883, and made 70 secure certain
sory nos.s 70 Jos CrandalI & Co., Of Bruno W.is.
fenborn Co., In said mortgage mentioned ara ~
which Judgment has since been obtainea n s 80.
county, lows, on the I'D cay Of February issa e.,
ts2 n-l0O damage and six ard 10 100 dosrs eos,
With per cent interest from that date and 49,
said Judgment has been assigned to the plaintle aud
asking for decree ordering the sale Of aid rea
and the application the proceeds Of said sale 10 hs
pay NEST OF said judg Beni and for general relief
And thsf unless you sppear thereto and defend be-
ore noon OF the Second day of the term Of said
Distic Court to be held 10 Fon Madison on the Frat
Aoncay In December 1868, default will be cred
assnsi you and decree entered thereon IN accordance
VIII Tie prayer OF said Petition.
CkoCKBR sMyTH.
'ss~o-oh Plaintiffs Attorpeys
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~farrott, the inventor of the Par
n fo'' gun, 70 nov with our army before
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nv rELEeRApu.t
New York Market.

WV HUfR WWfkets
New York Nov. g.
cotton-harket dull and heavy. Sales at e2e@sse
for Nidding Upland.
Fiour-Dull dan heavy for common Sales At O. o.
9e8 10 for Extra State; 81 25 81 30 for R. H. O.
wheat-Receipts 1875 bush. Market lie better
Sales at 81 s29ei 81 for Chicago Spring; u saa
l 80 for Milwaukee Club; u 3SQ4Si ii for AuSbe,
Iowa; 81 3s9el IS for Winter Red Western
Corn-Receipts 1 asa bush. Market heavy and lover
Sales At 81 o5 In store.
osts-Market hrn. Sales at Slk@Sse
Pork-Firmer. Sales atsi5 e2k@Sis s7t for old.
eli l24 for new meas.
l. rd-Stesdy. Sales at IIl@1i.
Whiskey-Qute firm. Sales at eIa6,c
Groeeries--Firm, utquiet.
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tsr rHLEeAArH.l
stock Market.

sr rRLEeRAPH.l
Stock Market.
New YORK., Nov. 8.
Stocks-lreRalar, closed heavy.
Money-Active at per cent.
Sterling kxehange-steady. lea fo- currency.
Goid-l46x
u S. $40 Coupons 9ox,
U S. SIS ~ Coupons, 100.
New Treasury ! 3-lo-l07.
U. 3. Year Certiacate. leli.
c. B. &Q-la4
New York Central-I37l.
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S-T-186O-X.
brakes Plantation K3isfers,

They purity, strength en- and invieonate.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an aniidote to change of vster and diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasnaiic and intermittent fevers.
The purity the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Choler. Mo,A,.
They cure Liver Complaint and Kervou, He.d.eh.
iaes are the best Biiters in the world. They pal,
the weak man strong. and are exhausted n.ture,,
great restorer- They made Of pure St. Crox Rum
me celebrated Calisaya Bark roots an herbs and
taken with The pleasure ofa beverage without regard
70 age OF time Of day. Particularly recon- mended 70
deiicae persons repairing gentle stint liant Sold By
All srocers, Druggists, Hot ella and Saloons
DRAKE = co ,9g2 Broadway. yev -Yo,,
Sold by Andrew waaEs-.~
ieem No. ~ Aan-st.. KeOkuk
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The BRoAD ARROW. Many have
doubtless inquired the significance of the
"broad arrow" which has been put upon
the rebel rams 1t indicates possession
by her Majesty. The broad arrow is a
Government mark, somewhat in the shape
of an arrow head, which is stamped, cut,
or otherwise fred on all solid materials
used in her Majesty's ships or dock yards,
in order to prevent embezzlement OF royal
naval stores. The mark as assumed at
the time of the Edwards (when the arrow
was considered the mostpowerful weapon
of attack as distinguishing the property
OF the king. To be found in possession
Of any property thus marked is a criminal
offense, punishable with heavy fine.
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- Medicine will never cure bad hab.
its. Indulgence of the appetite and IN
discriminating dosing and drugging have
ruined the health and destroyed the lives
of more persons than famine or pestilence.
If you will take advice, you will become
regular in your habits, eat and drink
wholesome things, and rise and retire
very regularly. Make free use Of water
to purify the skin, and when sick, take
council of the best practical man you
know, and follow nature.
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@-A peddler called on an old lady to
dispose of some goods, and inquired it she
could tell him of any road which no ped
der had ever travelled.
EYES," said she, II know one, and
.nly one, and that is the road to Heaven
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SUCCESS N LzRs.-This I reckon to be
success in life-6tness-perfect adoption.
! hold him successful, and him only, who
has found or conquered q position in
which he can bring himself into full play.
Success is perfect or partial, according
= It comes up to or falls below this stand
ard. Success in business, success in am.
bition, is not success in life, though it
may be comprehended init. Very few
are the symetrlcal lives. Very few Of US
are working at the top of their bent
One may give scope to his mechanical In
vention, but his poetry 10 cramped. One
has intellect ct high pressure, but the
fires are out under his heart. One is the
bond servant Of love, and Pegasus be-
comes dray horse. Appolo must keep
the pot boiling, and Minerva is hurried
with the fall-serving. So We 90, and
above us the sun shines, and the
stars throb; and beneath Ne the SHOWS,
and the blind instructive earth; aud over
al, and in all, God blessed forever.-[ Gail
Hanilton.
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DAiLv Carr CfTv OvritE,l
Ksox-G Nov 4, 1853.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE VS.
Yankee Regulation or slave Labor In Len
isiann.

1Sk8EWs 4
EcBsLE, Feb. 1e.-.--he Nsv 0rissna Dsla pnb.
nshsa tae snasxeS order from Gan BarHs:
Raw csLYass Jan. Goth fgsnsral ORDERS,
10. i2 1.-The s9lawing proclsfuxsfoa frSm tie
Prasiaens Of ihs Uattsi Sta.ss datad January lst
1868, ~ puhiahsd for the infoynat atiuu uf tho Gov.
efoE1eas efii srz sad sosers cf fhfs command and
all pers1Es se.icg undss their suthorisy. Il 6es2
mates tnnse portions OF the Stats ef xoulssane
which are nos TO Is slies.sa By is pyovisiors. Ths
laws Of the United Ssxtes hoHsvsr forbid the OF.
fesrs Ok the ssnag av TO return slaves to their
cn0srs. or 70 decide Gpsa liz CAN IT aay peraon
to tte aevvce or l.bor of asosser Tks snagstaisle
eonsfisrs ps = state nS g. uvaTlAbty dep 17e eA
eassss OF citzsrs Of much absasuts freedom cf &C.
iien, s17 eaasssi Of property Trach loyal law snd
continued peace HIMsafsses .ind secure tlrrua The
foscib.e seznee cf tugtMYss fram seFrtce CT labor
By shei enDars Is rconsa .ant wi h lasss laws snd
tend i.scna OF war.
kifcars aaa soldiers will not encourage or essi8.
saves TO leave tssiy eiaplos aws, but they cannct
oempss ur suihotizs their return by force he
groes vhoieava thssr employers Will b. comp SLED
10 support sfen selves and families bJ lasor upon
tha public y.erks
To secpte the cb;sc.s seth OF capital an.. labor
thu Seqaea.r stoa Commissioners Is auhor zsd aud
Girsessd upon conference with planters sad other
parties 10 propose sEd esiaDllah yesriy system
CT nesrc Labor whica stall vide food, c!othing,
properf Treatment and tasl compensation so- ne.
.rses At fixed gsses or an equitable proportion Of
tie yearly e-op as msy bs cseued advisable. ard
wien aseepsa by .AarJsn.cg CT othss ties faith.
It'll ssrylca and ubordins.iou shall be enscrsea
tie rar; of .ns nsgrn by oiIiesrs OF TIC 0cyegn-
1.spt 20 secure Their psymsct the w COS of tier
iaior will c5Is.s.eats . lisc upon sha proa4ets
3he QsasserEsssisT's pepsrsnasnt Il charged
wi.h the Gusy CT harvesting corn on deserted aslds
and etltsvstiis absndoEed sssasea Urempleyed
degrees viii be engaged lc this service.
Bv rouaxa snd Of Major General EApKa
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Aholit.ou Pr;sansra-S,irsty a.,tea Abo;ition

Abolition PT:soners.-Hinsty ssaseo Abolition
sgiors bs,e-giag To tns Esakso guua5as Isaac
su:th. ano ue,a o@ptirad N slano rsyer y. O., on
tbs 3a.h OF Jaauiry sicssed II Richmond yes.sr.
day. and wesa contracted to tns LihsY prison ~-
Noss OF t1ss-n wsYe farsiscers Among fhs asnes
escor3sd were AE.cc;o " sasshguis AID siexsnd. X
MsekeIei. On sss seru day tnsre srissf at tbs
above Ezisct2 hirsy fva rasrners OF the S.h Penn
sylsazla eavssry froni> Williamsburg They wero
capslsed SHOUT eight TiieJ f-on Williamsburg ca
the 7th cf Fearassy. IEel. dsd in this hateh were
Cspsaia Dupiat aaigleimsiassz, OF &C l.; kdwss d
hhiraaeilsg, iss LieEs co q, End sbes EI.t.a I'd
Iient,do, and Frivstes F.sdsriez rsas1ng sEd
Dhas uipi.kzit On the sss1e day there a.s0 ar
rived swenty.six man bsrs o5 she 5.h Pens5 ivania
cxvslfy frern aordonsvile, VI he we're captured In
Staffs13 csusty Do tla 9th OF Febrna az. Ths ma.
joTi:y ef thss. prisoners were equally ss fsreign,
50 ter 20 regards sxnss n .1asr brother isukees.
n sli, ls4 prisoners we've bro1ghs to ske Libby
pfison yassszdsy.
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THE xxgkPg,oN gIlL pIsPosED or IN
TIE EoUSE.

5hs Hosss Of Representatives. vests rdsy care
TIC qaistus 10 the ExeDnsien Eiil reported from
the Committee Ga Eilisssy Afairz sni all the
emsrds,ents connected theTessisn. After sxsena-
irg twe weeks Ia i.s- d'scre7i and adopting q
isrge nrIahsr Of aaseaaraests. fas HOUSE daiss.
rsteiy dSfsssea the zas.suEe By a vote nearly ss.
proacAins unsaimity. II viii be reso,issscd that
IN sss wss psss.d some two weeks ass repeating
the meat objectionable clsusas OF the exciting ex.
emptsar law. The ac:ioa CT the Hease yesterday
leaves the bill enacted st the last s,sson in forcs
except nu b tf 1t es has hesn resoiaded by tho
adoption of the bill repeating the Glasses which
gave coiar 10 discrimination and csss legislation.
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CARRYING OUT gEa EMANCIPATION PRO.
ULAEATTOM.

within tia: P5Esios oe Virginia now occupied Iy
the Federal forces uaaer tbs notorious Kiroy. Lin
eo,n's emancipation proelsma.ioa II being fsithfcl.
ly esr,isd cut. The following Ia copy Of "a or
der sent to lady OF Clarke county, By Cen. z. q
Hiiroy, through tho hands Of runaway negro
named lshn Washington, @logs wife and children
were servants Of the lady:
Madam You will release TO Er. John Wsghiog.
ton his wife ard children, sad all other ,i.ves Ia
yoar possession, nafs fes by the proclaioation OF
kbrsts;n Lincoln.
lsigasd) s. n. MILRoY,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
We understand tha: Er. John Washington car
ried ou, bis mission, not csaiy IN taking eff tbs
slaves dsusnSed by Miisoy's srdsr, but also the
hne carriage and horses Of the lady upon whom
the demand was made.
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ItlfSHsoE.
DEPARTMENT CT STATE, I
Sieh,aond. january 3lst. 1881.

DEAD DIR. Thomas TssrS. who was one Of the
Alabama members of the Pfovisiona. Congress OF
tae Csaseaoraey, di.d B. Huntsville, Ala, en- tbs
10th ut OF consumption. contracted ia Tho jail Of
thss city. irso which he sas .aroun by the Ped
erel Commander, Gen. o. z. Mitehail whsn the
Yankees had possession Of ths piaee. He was s
nativs OF PittsSlvs1.a county, vs., sad was II
yesrs of ags Il. served as a surgscnia in the war
of 1919, ana during that period dressed tho wcusd
Of Gen. Jackson.
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rgoM raEpnaItKssuaa

ghsre wss nothing of irp7rtanee from Genera,
Lees arry last Night. Cur correspondent writes
rs Inst rine Federal cavalry dssertsrs came ssfoss
the river shove Frederieksburg Monday, bringing
with them noshir ross extraordinary to tickle
tie Confederate al petite for news than tie report
Ct Lsneo,a's death. This Is light rastsriAi com.
pared With tie InsioTitY Of dsssr.ers. The w..tsE
aSgges.s sass as Drm,ia is half rfgser, he would
LaRke = COED scecessor 10 Gid Abs.
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City .Exil -At tS:c isss s,asting OF .hs Conacll.
ca nlatson cs Tnontay .. STnne, resoiulson was
adopted that tie gosrIis 80 she CtsY sat. tas 9
neasnea ssu5e ta removal tt aresrofn cf nj Sol
tsiers xssa et.ias nS:4ansTs c1E aned fos offences
~ ssnst tae gosIfrdsssts gsAses. large Iasnbes
Of Confederate stsess pFiaoaers h.ye aa2n coaaea
fr some tine n as ia aGd II u O. afgsd that they
prsdrss si lie rswd I'm ias Taske5 shat place 50
fsrlers IN local annals.
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THE WAY THE GosscRiPTIos ToREs-W thin
fha lsst ~ months 1 463 havs oeeu en.oiisa
nad ecrserib sd ny The enrolling officer at Atisnta
Gs. If shes., 10 were emp Dyed ia tie Medical
Ispas tneat ST ia ths Havg Department, 4s4 IN the
army works, Sc irsthe QusrtsrEaaser and 1oinnis
say De ssssmsn.s, and s45 exempted Under The
exsnp,ien sct lssving Ufy sas couscSspts TO -se
seas 70 ias cam,a Of instruction "a go - tas army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

City Stocks AID Snail F1iss The CON nittse oa
Einaos Of the Ostj pouaeh has reported I'd ssrsel7
to tie resolution inqrsrirg into shs expef Ienay
cf iesuing 6staHa eeas Eotes; !; selling $500 00o
tha sxaac Ia Ysr esi:s 3. Soni;a and keltrs TIE
stock owned By the city Ia the vasinus rAilsoads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

IaserHsxs Ii stoskss Eli Exrsfsx GreHAd.--It
appsasa by taa tspsrt oi tae Su2srsnssndant of
shis buryina Gfssnd that tho intermunis for the
quarter ending Iannsxx 3iEt, 1855, wsre a. fot
loua White nsAsss intsrscd during The quarter,
go; esrsies do, 64; niis- barn ciitdrta. 5-totsi
2a0. Hale negroes. 3ls; fenasle de- 81; ssail.bofn
6--tosaI, 3Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

AyTcas--Ths orly passsss arrested yeSteriay by
tie css ! ne,s.e uas Jchr, slave OF J. ". keEsii,
fSr having four hetslss o. 7nisheY In bis
sup sossd 70 asve been atoes, AID vhits zazn teo
.raak 70 sivs his ssss. Bash CT Tho subjects were
lorksi up Il .hs eage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

Perclsd ---vssa Hook. employed az GahIas foua'
1rv rests, o., Mcaaay s.sgpo;ol OF a,g1vslt7,
nas been J. ySroisd. It was stated that ko ras orig
iua,iy from Eorfatk. ssh,aa 10 incorrect be IS
fssn Rg'tfmar9. and expects t. pEeva ~ tao exam
in...oc tha. he las ret hs.a in Norfolk for ten
yeats nor out OF this city for rvs iuoaihs, having
fs3 from Marylsad when tie drafs wss raGsis sna
BEEN here ever since.