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, 1863-05-21
FROM SOUTHEASTERN VIR-
CtNfA.

New YORK, May --Carrsyillc letters Of
the 18th and 10th to the Mtra1u state that onr
forces have had two or three brisk fights with
the rebels in that yiciuity. The work Of
tearing up the railroad track was progressing.
WardfoE's brigade Of mounted rifles have
A draf ed regiment from PENNSYLVANIA
broke and fled on the first fire Of the rebels on
the night Of the 18Th.
The enemy were concentrating, and anoth-
CT attack was expected, but our troops we're
ready for all emergencies.
FoHr MONROE, May 1?.-The expedition
rent from Suffolk under the command Of Col.
Foster, ha. succeeded in its mission. The
damage done to the Seaboard and the Roanoke
railroad has bcen repaired.
Our casualties In the skirmishes Of the last
two or three days have been slight.
Correspondence New York Tribunc.l
CArnsv11LE, May IS, 1868.
Yesterday, after my last dispatch was sent,
we had the hardest fight-bJ NIL odds the So
Ycreet infantry 11ght-that has ever been made
in the vicinity Of Suffolk. At about 10 4. III.
| our cavalry scouts brought us word that =
heavy infantry force was advancing up the
| road, having already come Us fir as Bearer
| Dam Church, driving our pickets in before
them. The main body Of our furccs were in
| and around Casrsyilie, admirably posted for
| either defense or attack; and one section OF
the 1th Massachusetts battery, the 9Th Massa.
| ChusettS regiment. siHA LNp tF luIce COu1lI111'
les Of the New York 1l2th, were sent
forward to dispute the ene1ny's advance
This force WAS posted ct Hollands house,
| near Hebron Church, about q mile from Bea
yer Dam Church. Our skirmishers imued
:;tely entered the woods on our front, and tht
l4lance remained III the open field, SO dis
posed Us to rake the enemy 8 approach rs ht
came up the brow Of the hill in easy range
The 11&th were in the SECOND line Of battle
| then the 10th New Jersey, aud in the 1elr th'
It was sight to gladden. the eye and heart 0
soldier to see the WAY in which our skiTmish
crs aayauctd-in true and perfect line, AZ If o.
parade. while the rest lay low watching thci
chance, Soon the skir.nishcrs were hear
non. poppipg away, and after time they r.
turned in good order, and the enemy appea1
cd. Lieut.. Fa1rar worked his two guns Wit
Crcat rapidity and power, and the incessar
| firing Of muskctry was like magnificent r."
j Of dfume-the roll call indeed to many on
, among the enemy. Owing TO inc charAett
: Of the ground the enemy fred high. Tn
. ! continued for the space Of thrcc-fonrths OF a
hour. and then ceased by the retiring Of Il
. enemy between TWO companies each Of tt
| massachusetts 9Th and 10th New Jersey, th'
were thrown forward as skirmtshers.
Nearly an hour afterWard, the enemy openi
on us again, nnd, If possible, the rebel yolle
= Ing WAS heavier than before, and did more e
= ecution In our ranks, But it Was more tn
i met by our artillery and fnfantry, and Mt
= continuing little longer than before, 1t su
- sided again. When the firing ceased. VIC TOT
new and more favorable position, few ro
!, IL the rear, where NC were better protecte
Several of Farrar's horses were disabled, a
theartillery ammunition was nearly cxpendc
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Savage Assault on an Enrolling
Officer

from tue milwaukee, 1ENtlufl, +uau'
While Ar. c. S. Griffin, the enrolling Off
Ger in the First Ward, was yesterday engaged
in the business Of enrolment, in Ills district,
he came to the patch Of IN 1rishrnan, and
stepped to the fence and asked him some
questions in the line Of his du'y. The man
interrogated and wanted to know why nc
asked. Mr.. G. told him he was the enrolling
officer, whereupon the man raised the SPACE
with which he was at work, aud struck MN
il The face. cutting cash in his face al lnch
and halt long, The women about the presn,,
| les then commenced throwing stones and
sticks, compelling the officer to beat ha5ty
| retreat.
| For the benefit Of the parties making the
assault, and of others inclined to 40 the same
thing. We publish below the penalty:
.EFT u OF Instructions to Provost Marshal reads:
H. sh,ii nrrcst anu deliver to the proper
| civil authorities 10 wit: the Marshal ofthe United
States within and for the district in which the ar
| ret wns made. etc:
nereon shall resist any draft OF men enrolled under
ire act into the service OF the United Suites, o.
,hal1 counsel or aid any pc 'eoD to resist any such
| 1Iaft or shall assault obstfuct any officer in Ma
king such draft. or III tile performance Of any st:
| yir. in relation thereto shall
hc enhiect 10 summary arrest. aut
upou Conviction the.eof be punish ID By dne 10
| Exceeding FIVE hunu1ed.do!are, or hy imprisol.
mcnt rot exceeding two years, or by both Of sait
| Duuishuents.
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FROM RED River.
ADMIRAL P0RTER'S OFF,
CIAL DISPATCH.

TARnES1oS, May IL, 1868
To Hon. Gideon NtUes, Secretary the Nauy:
have the honor to inform you that ar
rived oil the mouth OF the Red River on the
morning Of the l4tl inst and on the 5th took
possession Of Fort Dc RussE, about miles
from tho mouth. On the evening OF the 9th
/ took possession Of Alexandria without re-
eistance. General Banks arrived in Alexan-
dria on the evening Of the 7th, aud turned
the ci.y over to him.
tSicpcd1 DAVID D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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The Killing Of Van Dorm by Or.
4sctcE4.


Correspondence of tue Richmond Examiner.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tuesday, May T..
4 gentleman just from Spring Hill, in
MawTy county, gives Inc somc particulars III
r,ga.d to the death Of Van Dorm. The facts
nrc singularly tragic, and il time Of peace
would create a national furore. The crowded
condition Of the grrat war canvass, however,
will distract the public eye fIuui ! quiet d.
mestic melo drama.
Since taking up lis quarters at Spring Hill,
Van Dom has hren upon tertlls ot cr1iii1al
intimacy with Mrs. DR.. Peters. She was 4
Miss Mckie-ick-youDg, handsome and in el-
ligent, Her faniiy Is Que of the highest re-
husband las been one Of the most esteemed
citizcns-an aniable man, Il member Of the
State Senate, and heavy planter. a brother,
Major Peters, is Chief tluartermaster to Gen.
Folk. The pair hare been married {second
marriage on the part Of the gentleu1An) for
about five years.
On the day Of the occurrence, DR.. Peters
| called upon TnnDo7n and obtaineda pass to 70
| to Nashville. Tan Doru gave it readily, doubt
lees feeling glad to get rid Of Il 1s*lSrecAbc
and dangerous lncunlbranco. They were
alone together in annpper room, and it i sup
| posed that Peters shot from back Of Van
| Dorn's head, which was split In twain by taG
| bullet. The rCport was not heari, ,hoWeytr,Ind
feters mounted his horse, rodo away, CROSSED
| the lines with tile pass previously obtained
| anu entered .tisuflllE 1It Lib 0CEt4f 1SAA u
received with marks Of distinguished vel
| come.
The body Of Van Dorm WAS coftlned ant
sent of for interment. Mrs. Peters las re-
turned to her own family.
These are facts hard and dry. Runors Q
the conduct Of Van Dorm, not only in thf
one instance, but in others near Colunbia
hare been prevalent for some time; Wlthoo
doubt he his acted very badly. MT inform
ant tells me that he las degraded the c:'us
and disgusted every one by his ina:tention t
his duties aud his constant devotion to tn
ladies', and that to the exclusion Of all else
Wine and women have ruined him, is the
have ruined many brilliant bu: reckles
man. That Van Dom was Il man Of daring e
MUS there can be no doubt. Being hant
some, with dark flashing eyes, a nlsgnlieon
uon:tache, a superb rider. showy. adires:
quick -witted and graceful, he was also ma
Of sagacious foresight, keen, Intelligent, bI
was wholly and thoroughly unreliable II
always sacrificed his business to his plea:u-'
He vas never at Ills post when he ought
be- He WIS either tied to q woman's a2ro,
| strings or heated with wine.
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from interest upon notes, bonds or other Sc
curities Ut the United States.
Whtrc husband aud wife live together, and
their taxable income is in excess OF StV, they
will identified to but one deduction Of S6W, thlt
being the average fixed by law as an estimated
con1mutation for the expenses OF MAINTAINING
a family. Where they live apart, By divorce
or under contract of separation, they will be
taxed separately, and be each entitled to de-
duction OF $500.
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RosToS, May 13.-Thc colored regiment,
now full, in Camp Readville, known
as the ffty.fourth Massachusetts,, was
to day presented with regimental coloEs.
The ceremonies were impressive and interest
ing. The flags, four in number, comprised
national Gag presented By the young eoIo,ed sts
hy ihe Colored i.adies' Relief Society. au eul,
biematic banner presented by the ladiss ant and
gentlemen Of Boston, friends Of the regiment; eaj
friends Of he late Lieut.: Putnam Sai,o, son,re
IL rtgmest Ut. fe5@fa nfea 3 b hG'R sbs ReT X
when prayer ax "9s HndqaW EpSe the1 presented tie
0nee In m eloquent speech
III He h II tpoke Of the exceptional character Of the
-ee,1nenf. AS marking an era in the history o
IL va. the Comm onwealth, the country, ant
humanity. He was identified with the regi
mcut, and stood OF fell Is maa and = magia
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FROM milwaukee.

[srccal Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunc.l
MILWAUKEE, May 70, 1868.
General Pope and q portion Of his staff will
leave on the morning train for Chicago.
, 1863-05-21

Srw YoRk, May 20 The steamer Lancer
from Ncwbcrn, May 18th, has arrived hem.
All is quiet there. Tho troops are in excel"
lent health. Gen. Foster was completing the
Notifications.
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tia, ,he ene,ny we're heavily reinforced. and
tlnt the rtinforccrents were ready to engage,
Gen Gregg then rctreated through Raymond
He will make q stand Ut Mississippi Spring,
where he has been reinforced with his infantry
and artillery
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Pn1ApE1Pn1A, May 2O.-Jay Cooke, the
snbtcription agent, reports the sale Of g, $780,
600 in 5.20s 'o, day. Large deliveries Of bonds
arc being made daily
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Grcnt Lawsuit in Maine.

Bx1FAsr, Me-, May 13.-In the case .oi
Vesey against Boynton ard Bradley, 1nyolv'
ing s200,c and the Claims Of parties IN Mas
eachusette and Connecticut alclinst Paulk &
Co., which, has been pending for over . fort
night before the Supreme Court in this city,
the jury to-day 1endereda d verdict for the de-
ftndant,
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tr,te with the history Of the regiment. the
men ofthis regiment had now given them an
opportunity to labor for whole race Of
men.
Col. Shaw, on Seh.lf Of the regiment, made
so1dser-like response. Over 600 persons
we're present, including many prominent
c tfzcns.
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d-D1. (Srlersou"< t'0mr ads In his
L;ste EkR:<l.

Col. Grie1son has won for himself the
: admiration of the whole country, aad II e7er
Aonor= we're justly won, they have been by
himself and the officers and men Of his COM
maud. We annex list Of his officers:
DFFlCEEs or T,1K t1n 1LLESols VOLUNTEER CAV
AIRY.
The fo1Io5xtnc Ia q tnstcl Of the 9Th tcEtment IN
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A SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
II TERSAL REVENUE, FIEsr D1sCIlor LIZ
1oIs. CHICAGO. May %. 1861

4 SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
- 11K TEKSAL Re lKEysSEE : ; Flrsr o1sror LIZ
1ScofR
Eottce ia hereby given. that n1 Persons residing In
te District. wsic cn1np.i.es Tue e:anry Of Coak aEs
notiee of lis her iudsl,u? 10 rae Assistant
sons are to e on 1t e bushes.
:ccat|an OF Office OF place where empoyed. PersonA
II ~! = - Sss!ssss
The 1ol;owlns reeu1atons vii govern persons In
Ea. persou @ vii oe required to return his total !n
CENT f9r n * ysas sndnS l Dsssmoer 81 ~ D., r.
srshs tns a; A;estant H as;e.os 70 dscda what de-
.oos Who 1esito il he titled s.stts Wi s. subject
10 whe9s th neose ,aoo will s subject
to duty of per c.nt provi led hovssss fhss apo1
s ofSeT sesaIte. 2, tho tned sssses duty 81 X
Ell cisen. q q ses. residing .ero.a .pa
ss q .ny T. ;x e
ewntd ID lie tinted ses;.. .id aot exempted iron.
at5 q fess ~ he sta be taxed
ur sr seet:oa oi sae Law. The ez.mpi:on contaia-
4 "a =. atsp ;.a'e WAS removed '' the
asaezs oEms estimate their sstns for the yess
e.eh member az Tie nsna to make return In gross for
ss!as.ed peTsss vii retarn tbs full amouzt they r.
c-.1e whether nxed By ats,u,e agreement, Or de-
EeceISts ton save1t,sesaents mutt b returned:
Guardians "a r1,tss. r,: wheshsr t1.h s''Ts,.
,o3e OF n,he1 nduci.sy capacity reaasea m.A.
q s9 s. fse"a s e q IL
ne Aeoms ta1 vi be asses.ed upon ne f-o
led r n.s;:. Esss 81 $. 4:': g
:urn of he vains oI the produce Of his rm plants
~ t.i as1 t asI5. s: Tor ao. portion of such pro-
husband and wife live apart by divorce
ss ras, s5a E eseh .atltisd to sas deiuson of sa
IL following DEDUCTIONS authorized e be made
TN s. g. .s e M 5ne0s Of IN
lnoaE: astnaly pal. for rent of dwelling house Or
.sary for rent of
fo* tssSh, As, %e ,,,e. assessed and
psid ites Tor sse sea! sna not elsewhere ineaas
1ts ess e
Il: proFery re C. CO.; o. nsw s1G 10
ssifs eooioss Ell; nos s. desettd 1..,+.,
from iatsrtt of on ox
sno1 e,5H
s ass!s e 81: M ~, 'ss
Iseoe fe II 70 o .asa
aaeaas paid farmer papts. for ,fsd s1 sso
Fsp5,. ap:1 ts @ 81 upo hi. I'm
:. &
lie dedrciioA~ authorized IN ue:ais. Blank forms e:
;s's sf'1s:s: assss - Ess
Il III TGS s S
& b7 fas e aSs
| 10 tt,.1r beet Judgment and Information.
LICENSES
ny ::,ss n s. aeaaa
sse1 IL ~ 10 u - a esnss ~ 70 hs tsed
make application .: once fue The 5e.F en17E * ar ~
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Ntm 40prrttst1rle1ttS.

Etur1n srtti, l. da'ho; i-ed To- receice Gfl..'ft-
men1t for Iris and al lsS lsddtn1 -Sor.a.ce*:srs
f1ptrz.
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EFram The RchIn6nd Sentinel, HAT III
What does It mean? We constantly see In
United States papers notices that men, wo-
men and children arc arrested and ordered to
be ''sent South" on the allegation that their
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o5 DeVonshire St. Boston, Mass

We have t1e l1rTest Ind bert asscEted stocz {1e9e
tSy- S.a1nfactosy t. BIZ fouat west o. Ea@ York.
to xh1cn We Invite tte At:e-tcl OF Western rnef-
cnar'~. Has;LG bought our goods es,ry last fsn- ~
enabled to Aell 1t large per less thAp IL
sa1Sc ccQt. car ZOE he HRnnfsctuTe&. n1hlc. Akpe&
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The enemy yesterday advanced with col
umn Of l., 600 men upon Raymond, Miss,
where Gen. Gregg had 4, 100 infantry, q few
cayal1y, and no artillery. Skirnishing began
At a. rn., tue enemy being continually rein
forced till p. m., when he opened battle
heavily with u1usketyy. Gen. Gregg fought
two hours with musketry, when, learning
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THINGS ABOUr Town.

Considering the time OF yest, business is
very brisk. The Emigrsnts are still psur-
Jog through, leaving the. most Of their
"Iooss change" in the hands of our Msr.
Giants. The majority Of the emigraiGu
this season appears TO have been eAused By
the strong tendency Of ''Uncls SAINT
"draw" thea unto his "arms," bat great
Haoy are gong just to keep in the fashion
Speaking Of fashion reminds as OF the
tAsHIoSs. "Ssrest SWeepers and Sky Scra-
psrs still predsmiuats, and the ladies are
"esng wilh each other in eudeayering 30
get oosn "hgh aud lows in she. "ganen OF
Fashion. In faot, when '.Fail Rugged, y la
DIES may truihfully said 20 be 10 the Hhighs
ADD depth" of Fashion. It is curioas how
the much worshipped Goddsss, Fashion,
can change. Formerly shs tried 70 see 70
what extent hervotaries could "spsesd DOT, p
bot now it il the reverse, and she is nov
teaching them the "ups and downs' Of
fashionable life, forming picture worthy
The pencil Of Cruik .Sbanks, or auy other
comic srt'st.--Eyery lover OF Ntvu-e { y
IIehts 10 Der beauties, bnt art sometimes so
nearly copies her that il is difficult 90 dis
c"fo the difference, especially when the art
's' - pro6cient;. aud our young. artist,
J'H D"w>I$o Judging from bis specimens,
Is an ndmrehie lmltatqr and can take
more exact likeness than aOy Of the prafss-
'l'n in he c'tyi bat no gso:leman caa get
first class picture without first procuring
AZ Il suit of Mar &,WErL's nev stock Of
clothing which they have jasi received, and
which they wiltseil you s'cheap for cash. !"
77-Sells ere very common now-a-daya, bat
The most popular ones Of the sssason are
SraWberries aud Ice Cream which Car
YnLlA2s, serves mp as bis popular % loon.
which is now fitted up 10 good ssyiss and
where everything il served up 10 the. most
artistic manner. There. is only ous thing
he saloon lacks, aud thai is' The latest
Ns#s," which can be obtained at the Post
0rncE B5ok SroRE ii ST.. Lssis and Neg
York prices, and all other aFtici . 10 the
literary line. The proprietor is1 using bic
Utmost snisavors to keep full supply Of
oil the popular Magazines and papers OF tbs
DAY, also School Books, and the best ~
sStsusus Of Stationery, Wall Paper and
a'ngiOss 10 the city, and at lover priees, |
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g"Wood Lawn Garden 10 The place
to 20 for all the iuxurioas things Of the
season. Mr.. Bafehsiior raises ipss the
sort Of truck necessary TO tickle the palate
Of "soy other man.s' He seat as, q day or
tvo since, a bowl Of delicious s.Rswbsrriss,
Of The "TriOnph dc arands'' species
They were big feIlows, and net bad 10 take.
II yea wans anything goDa - sat- 90 zasd
see bin, For be is sick and unabls to get
about. -. az ID 9ssg5sse - ss..a.s
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ef %ennde ~, 90 % such 4 sca,A ID a.
NJ ia Apd. ler 81 sIru5|
e9k yet stprsbiate The masnisutis 9 skls
9fk. Mrs. Nitsensayer gisss slape iIguyes
ahieh shaw - glance thai DO hlntsed ~
atfal sappls IN hnsxa TIA. n81> SSs sosh.
ang short Of s&fa9l, sfSishg eohstlIEt rssr,.
Skeuld I'll our sraapx b. sHpplsed io-dss.
se-mcrfow aalekls c0tmes wssA tn wants
sQH65l n<keaGs : bar, hDmexaF 6snnsifuE
tha SIMPLY may be for : time, il must Be-
euns.an as the Rsed, 30 do instsee ID our
achIe soldiesssin So Rstag Sims feM eots
mnnitaes hare dome their whole duty ID THE
aastssy. Many have aaus weIl, bot very
barge nnmber are sadiy behind The jass de-
znasas 81 ihsir ooansry and iss brave De-
VIII Is i good Fps SSssebissr ssss sshs sssassy
- the Saats, eapsasa carsfally the foliowiss
ansssians9 Wbak 10 our duss In fhis mat
Ter ~ kS ~ ~ de- u 80 }ssF q.
aa4zs4 petuk,csI hnssgsf 10 fofk sA&t slsnn
sAddsn the hearts and relieve he wAnss a.
hess % Justly satitled to our asaissaasa..--
n y. . ass,ss n IIilss n I. :.
posssoess onions, sour-kreut. corn meal.
piaklsa. dried fruit, oraubd 6fS@9a a8oakasss.
coda crackers, tostsd rnsk, butter, sgss,
sondsmeass, stimulates, cider vinegar, 30.
There have been acme tsgpSrsEf ippSRi.
nents % shipping, which are pow M re-.
navsd. All packages frsm aay paFs sf the
State. pat on board 81 any pf our lines Of
public transportation. ana Akd1sSasd Il Mira.
ADnie Witsenmyer, care Of Partridge q Co.,
Sc. Louis, Mo-, viii be sure 50 10 whsrs
aoss needed, % tho sxpsnse Of the Covers
nsnt. Win fkspsoplas a. Iowa take ear
beat and systematic action 10 thia impor.
gant work. !.
IN SAaUEL j. KIRKwooD.
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r.
money reserved daring the lasI
sc soon - | can prspars . rel
propose 20 supply the veil vii
esabies 20 TO keep them frG
soarsied, and as 20 have lI a lar.
forty regiments 10 tide field, ,,
understand that Q vast amour
bIes and sssi sOorbusics will 0
The psopis on oar state are
spondiDg % this dsmaud aud |
reason 20 hope that svsFy.hil
for the health apd Comfars oil
soldiers, will be promptly prov
The qaessios 70 ofssu asked a
the Governments supply vegsta
swer 40, sbsy ssIdom get any,
kidd from Gsversueas uow d
90. sap semoved from our noft
I have for nearly two niohti
able % supply zAGetables. fro
ip considerable qqantssies 70
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ES~Ths Continental Monthly for June
10 on our table. This number completes
the third volume and 10 fair specimen of
the work. It's political and statistical ar.
articles ars..sound and sensible, while its
poetry and fiction are Of 9 h'g ! order, aDd
Of variety to please the most fsssidioas.s
The Continental is good substantial fam.
lily magazine, and we'll worth itS price
three dollars year. D. s#..
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81 rig. Gen. A. C. (AFrans Copper.
hssdl Dodge, aired bis Spanish Al Babhitt's
HALL on Thursday night before small and
uDappreciative audience. Il was not very
good night for copperheads, and the old
fossl vented bis spleen against Govern
nsnt that has ever furnished him bis "grnbs
to bus little purpose. He Ant no great
snakes, no how. y&'.s *'F
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HTbs Davis srgan-ef sbis city, pass
Judas Copperhsad Turk % the back, pat
rOnisiegl fes saiag thsasdissss ofshsI3m
noiues Rsgifsr for libel, and esndssyoriDg
to keep them within The bounds OF decsscy |!
Turk and dsesaOy I The Devil and Ghris.
tiaDits Oil and wasss |! They wun't nib,
there's no use trying. $50. $3.50
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u Il Passed into sAaxln annsmbersd
3sars ago, shas thers Nas bas ops sssp from
he sublime 10 me r1diealosss T6e steam
sr Florence passsd 40 shsriyeF few days
sinosss freighisd With ssaosls RED men 81 t6s
foress," tside Fennimors Cooper and
Longfellos, and passed doa0n sa Tuesday
lass, freighssd nth Brig. Geo. John Cock
late Commanding Firss Military Dissrioe,
Departnsn. Of the. Aosshssss"--in search
Of Corn and Postage Stampsi Another
veri6easiou Of the maxim above quossd. -
Good BY. John-may ron never be again
swindIed out Of six cents by the Govern
neus, that you have ssrysd 40 sell. IN che
anassef OF Cara and 8 &qaawn saatrasssl =
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q There has recently bssa change made
il tbssrrEsls add flpartsis % he Rss.ssb
Mail. II uow Leaves hsrs and Dss Moines,
Sunday mornings, instead Of Mosday, as
bsfssofors-aDd arrives here Monday in-
stead Of Tuesday, % hsret9foss- There
viii be no Eastesn Mail leave here Mondsyss,.
o. arrive Taesdaya, hereafter.
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Admfnistrator,a Notice.

All persons interest In the estate OF David Ting
ling deceased ars hereby notified that there now "a
Sic In the nee Of the County Judge VI pottawattamie
Cespty IS~a apetitipn ing az order TO sell cue
half aAd twelve one hanareshs Of en- acse be
BtEth side Of Oi IS the FiafnaF towu o. e0raetl
BHs in said county FIR The pa pase Of paying che
Deb Of said esAte ard that tbe Grst Monday ID July.
1883 has been BY the Jaege for aRal hearing OF
"a q PEI fIu4 gt-Aa -. =. - FRANkiATkksf# .
Janes 1853. 4w :" ,s,'| - AdssaRtstfaseTs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-06-06

| cur expects.
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Port Gibson,
= Gulf. Tbs
Sf ID" day
come refresh.
70 9seded, and
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sdssses vas
me Eve miles
! his force 20
Immediately
J oil ssadyba
batteries went
Icy, assa were
bel basserfaS
yas 10 range.
cir GSf end
and oRr heads
gas cot OF
bic, sRd hay
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-06-06

Containing &sveR Hen&fed and twenty acres; aIse The
fol sng Fea4 estate In Pacific cits, Nils csany, Io-
va wit. "zs - - $50
Toah Loss saruoes ten r1o) eleven III and twelve
On In sIock number nInetyhrse 1881 with all tae inn
provemsnta heFeunio Gelonging. -. s, -. rz.
Also the >wK Of the nsh Of section No sig 90 and
the NJ fraetnRaf garter Of Section Ne Elk 90 In
Towuship No seyenty-two Ga horth Of Range Ne
forty tive s23 containing hundred and seven
y -faur uI4l less. which said convey
anee TO thf underssgad Ne ade TO seenre the pay
ent Of certain pFomfssoIy nAe therein dsSerioeo
AID whereas de beep mate in the payment Of
said and the e99est Vt the owner OF the same
pursuance VI sad deed VI trust the Undersigned
will, On -- " a. " '-..''@ :
wednesday the 11fh day Of August 1855, I'll
between the hours Of ten o'cock r. m and four ocaek
D. m Of said day expose to sale, at public vendnMer
out cry the front dor Of the Court HOUSE Ia
the OF G euwood county II Mills State % Iowa
for cash the said real estate for the Purposes msplo
HORACE EvRRETr, Trrass
couBcii BfuHs Iyws My 30 1868. bil2 w.