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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

The New York city war debt il
nearly 100000
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

A few days since snow fell to tho
depth of fifteen inches, at Memphis.
The question Of the power Of the
President to suspend the writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus is soon to be brought before
the United States Supreme Court.
Il is now very much doubted w ether
General Butler will be placed in any
very important command.
Col. Ryam Of the Gath Iowa Regt. is
again sick and returning home.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

No important war news this week
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

FIRE Risks accepted ut terms consistent
with solvsncy and fair profit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
Losses Equitab1y Adjusted
and Promptly Paid.

Especial attention giUen to Insurance Of D WE'LL
INGS and Contents, for terms Of / to ycars.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

@r bat auf leinem %geraumtsen ~iAatttgenYlabe
nun aud etnen Gan3, NaptGlpn erri6tet, 70 bag
man bel etnem tatIen @las 8ter aud elm &C..
mutblt&eS SGn3Gen ma&en tanu.
- SIM @IYlium, $40. ~ 6arrtIonRr.,
fol- beute 8ierprUbe f~attinben, po5u 5err
Gdbarbt ALE Biertenner einlabet uR0 benfet=
ben einen luperben 9un9 aufttlNen nitro.
BSY Weber's Yarf bl1bt pteber I'm I1GDr=
teh SHmuf unO wtrb beute ben 8e1u@ern
auBer Dem @enuB Der l6Gnen freien glatur
moo ein bt6l6sS Ean5Uerenil0en 3i She'll
.wer0en.
@- Dte @.arten wirtbIGaft
In Der Nebenballe rtrb am 9euttgen Sage err
Sfnet unb finoen bon tebt an r~egelmabige Gon=
5erte untsr 9ettuns bes 5rn, 0rOf. &eie teben
Monta8 unD NttttuO6 fat. Sr. Sole bat
nit einem tsDeutenoen ~&Otenaufwanb Ietn
@artens9ofal perlfGnert, 70 baB ss at bsn
aussnebmfsn @ommersNe orts btsiger Stnbt
9stSrt, TOO man in aler @emItblt6teit eth
@Ias 0cn OeutIdEano impCrttrtem WattrantS
Ihliirfen farm.
g1 0nntb 7gSM
wtro tn ben naGItebenoen QpEalttdten lerpirt +:
8si Chr, 8arteu, SCR. 8 OR 9ombarbltr.
> Tr. QDlesner, 299 @8. Wratilr.
y @br. 0sne, 267 M. Wratt9r,
y 0ur. 9ubert. NorO @aptr.
y 5etnr. Sdptnu, Yer. ia 6rantltnar.
&bomas 9erjU9, 308 g0et WrattFr.
y 8. guGsbaum, @ds@anat u.QomtarbQr.
y S. 6. Gdbarbt. Sc 5arriIonlg.
y Vbtuipp SbenwaIO & 6erbtnanp SOB,
Dir. 7 @alberton 9tcab.
y Mar GtQmeier, Nr. AZ. @IaYRr.
- Snlius Stslh, gr, 463 %, Baltimore
ltraGe.
g.. 9sb, gr. 1913 8unbitr., naNe 8ant,
nobel nod Der ous8e3st@uete 9aYes'lde
Sod DsrSapft tptrb.
SIN Der TrantItn 5ale, GIT. 20 Nlbemarleitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
8irtbl6aft5= GrOhnnna
an 8elnir Mpno.

Der ltutsi Ssi1nsie no4t benz Beesstsn quit FUN be t10s-
setene Nnati9e, baB CT Den plas br (Sstr. StrauF. on ser
8el0tr 8o9c, DieHeits JtOf's 8rarsrEt ubstnpmnteu bat uab
DieQDtrfbi@oft AM @IineFncntag nit eiat,n & OBcn Gun d
unb rsrtrefiltdsn Gaesrbier cr@fueu mire. 81 ;atsrei&an
Rsind ldset Elm
SObR8' Mtesutr,
LOW o. irnher Qrnulneiiisr lei ANerln lfnft-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
2u ~herfaufen..

adj Ndcr Gano an Bet 30rfOr6 q 40 mo Gt@g Wet
len Gen bar Gta6t eel'Ben If tiGis gu psrFanfrm. ba Der Ct
e s=sn,gn as ,.S ben g S 2 gu. sa Ssrl%ts" s:atFttiat, Der Rfas
gedSufrasen i'm @ieartsn .Stpre ne. 392 Norb @anitraee,
ncleltit aEdb swsi 'ns'blt8e @t8srenmaGsr geI&Gittsulnn9 er.
baitci fSnneN. fHpT%l
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SObm 94tntnaer's
y / c y { T.,

Z 7 Z 7.
Ter unterSeiGue!e ntadt bielmtt ben BaIttmOrer 2Birtbeu
Sie %srSebene %n3ttse. bs ct bic srfe irtuer in 3ep gprt,
Naleta9tpr, icw!s ben meiften eer bsroOrrasenoittn Stattem
erprcbten Bier @reGerDer In Baltimore BEL 6errn Tr, gart-
ner, gfo. 8 GRrt .9i8sitr. ~ausseftet BAT.
QSte bort 81 ericben, erfGlt fb 6a8 Bier mitttlIt bieIer Moe
l@tnen IN t%lettsren orer 9rcBeren bdGrd cine &'i6e son ga
cen, PFae in @srinsiten ieiues FCbteniauren Sales AZ oerlis.
rfn; rIro Die ultht ra5ienb Ies 3apiens TUNER ~9lanSbeQer
iilo bepd1 telsit& b~euielben Wpbleef0nUa, wie beint On
saptet.; @let9eiti9 wirb IS bel @rfparlug mebr ais ber
Sdlfte eeS GtieS in iebem trwiisf6teu Gtacium ter RnbIe
crIalten.
Sas Spe3eGe ben 0,alhine, Io,pie sersu NasliG'.it III lei
SrR. Br. @lrSner 5u etieten.
SDbn S6tIttnger,
(2OWta'omll yfe. 227 3e Gtrage. SEEN 9crf,
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Ollie 6hneiber

bttfSer Sta6t, uel&e an Gitnbetarbsttb ei1GftiSt ttnb. nerben
eterrntt eriudt. einer ant nd6fen Otenita9 Mten6 fattiinben.
osn @satral.Wtriannlun In Der WedaAics SGl, go. 152
aDel 6apettefts. bet3uWotnen.
(SNRD) Da5Gpmtte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
8Orl6ufiae Wn,etoe.

GIN MtGntae. ben 49,. Suni. fiubet tte GrcurfUn Der $.
g8uttiWHre San8erbun6" SebDrenSe @efahs- gereine bSben
t3re gInt9e gRitlptrfun9 periprrGen, unS perSen iberbanpt
DE 6rosarttStten NVrberettHnsen bdsu Bstrpfem.
(fMn.b) S. NGnuer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
6iernrnhe nebit Sll1ndh.

HfE1NIEA Snbemi i@ in benz wpGl6etanuten @~la5tum ant
IkxlAaNlgs4Q@ @fin9fnonta9 Seeger 1nb StteielS gip. 1 9rauiln
~nsrsapfe. f. labe III ale Sreunte l,nt 8efaunte
mel9e I'D IN leser 3ett rem @iaaen nit 9pf urt ~lcnfigent
SNentbier cerbDrbet taeen, 3ur @rtpIun9 Elm.
&Iud1 teS Wtpraeua unS M6enSs. CUR Yrpbe ldset sir
&.3. @GDdrbt,
(SMC So 6drrtionitr,
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R1t 1prF6uSsa,
@sne gut %esIsGsnt gotrtbiGaii 1T btN's gu osrfanftp. aat
tfraee In , : Defer- 0ffec. (MDMJ
@trtbSd90ff al Derf0ufen. -7

'ltt 8reBes SotaI, III weIden iGpn Iet LANCER ,3et cine
NeRoiIrdhon NIT 9ntem @rp's tetriebsa wir6, unS meibe
guy @bbsliun9 BON @cn3erten nMo -@erauIauuaet Il
S%eloaserg eienet, 1T irfort st prrtapfen. gattfeS III ser
2Bffer~Of fife. i27OYrs)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
Neme Mn3eiAetr.

% Fir 9rn. SOB. @sbIins Iisst Elm grisf in Der QDedsr-
Office.
/. If TAr 2tn. stefaa, Sierbsauer. Ieet Elm grie
ia Der Btder-OfRce. ~ - -
III STR Srnu @atbarina Gtda, SsrebeIt3tt RSbnitrDm
lteet elm Brtef In Der 9Deder-Offet.
Sur 0rn. Nra. Saedel lfe5t ttn B:iet in Der gDefer.Of6ce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

ffTT Observation-Disclosures 0r6Hnnno
NME, Bat Ebsub. Sung,
-. A46 gScff Baltimore nate @earl1r
81 aaer ilpnrasn gtrtRen 9rcf
Eclltnt Yftneitsn tctI'ser @ett
Jlts mot ter G5e 4, it's tpb Der 0tpf,
Sfr ben 9Deg sunt SimInel petit.
21tld'. Bier unb Irbsiterseicu9Sereta
Wtet1 0tebdeu ipas tpinif tn nodb n1ehr;
I%s1r9ebfnit lab ib bte Gate et,,
Wertert Gu4 DOt nidt 70 iebr.
yrn91tnfDnte9 -SUrnrt'a9 y u n d unb Nten6s Is on i ut
ano y nGpprtrd9e beS &rbetsraefanepereins -
QGer F& amditet min in! &Aatten fIbier Osnf aWa@art. b.r
beiube "
(S@0) FbtobOr emma.
TIO .T e tt tt cD
NMONP teuie 8ornIttas pn 10 ubr az. ga8 bette Qaasrbier
sA4444s bee SiaSt vt IN rnenern 2ceaI 81 itnten. Iue meme
SuItus GttIS Is, Giaenttaner.
L9I0) Ne. 46S @ef 9altin 0renr
TT6 g II 1t IL.
IFT1H 9sqte am sgEETsamestes miro in Der 5rantltn
Die Wartewwirtbfh
nit G0n5erinuiif el3nust. 25ormtttaas nitro Elm oe!ttater
Grf6S 1sr0tFt, apir fyclno!ib sinlaoet
lMol OaBGOmtte.
TIfD Z u ID.
ASTTgNks Ser untrsst8aete 10 II aut @FnBamcntaA stnet
&sl1ESs o%eIifasa 2anH l~sreirst nnb fabst letne Srsuntt un6
SeFannte an ~beloaserS 8%aslrsiGsnt 8siuds Elm,
Gbr. Dei1e.
lSgel 287 graiar 3 &bd,sn liter. 9e~orp.
III 5F0 0umd d..
smIk5 Ale meinc 8efannt, 'ate i'd am gfn9fn,cutua su
gAllSS8s taent fain0icn 2und' cir, webei t5 has pprtrsiilide
Gt58er x Gtef1' ite 2a8rbNr aafmartdiren laIen wfrte.
- -. uber,
(SDf1) A.. glorb. GasItrass.
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Sefomtttr tit 0cbatt9ett.
GSSnner NsgtHrators Office.
$40. II NortbRr.
Baltimore, ten 81. 0tai


9faGrtGt. NaGrtAt.
Die Orbiuana fit 0lesulirun9 hes EMBELLISHMENTS
iGreibt auserIdlt6 tpr, baB ale Nebnuneen fir gDaiier-
tttetfe rnb NdHerfeuert II. + ~, pelGe nidt mad gpr.
i6rttt bteier SrbinanS bejablt wGrfen limb, Be II $ All eu
Der SdtIiff 8 ~iEergeben trb cpn bieien in perIel6en
9Detle (aut Dem @reeuttpnsme9e) unb unter benfelben llnfe=
ffet etn8ettteben merbet ion. tpte Der @tabt.G pIectpr bt
@tntreitun9 ruGltSnbt8er StnbtfsIern su fprbern e~rnGdtiet
TT
ItIe STE nungen, rte ppr Sdnuar 1868
f6lttg warren, in6 bent ptenbemerften @inireibuu9sprcs
seize ~rerfaaen 0aS Gees befitntmt ferner, bas ale Med.
n,neen fir gttetbe pber Steuern tIr fa8 Safr 1868 int So
1rdr 1868 TN 0pr1us ST. sa6let itub, un6 ipenn niht be;ablt
tdh bent nGdfen /. SttCber, be1t chen dn9efItrten ipeiteren
,6Dfen lmb Qdfet unterpprfen ItnS,
0d 10y bic gDdner<Mbnehnte uno INTERCHANGEABLE nfdt
in btefe llntpffen at brineen mitnIde, 70 eebe i9 9terntt u l.
len, ipel6e btefer Offtce uG9 i9 mGben, Ste
g6etlung, lOGGrt ppr5ulpre&en unb ibrc 0Redbnungen ;u beriG=
ttgen, menn tie iN) ni6t bic lludnuetmlt&feiten un6 ~llnfpIten
~ttOn8pe9e GENTS Ger &pri@riften br Srbtnan; a,siehen
ppnen.
SamL s. @tnt8,
(Z3gtatI|ft) Nesthratpr.
b@33 6 srtcbtit6vr Nerfanf.
MsMl:a sm 20. bieIeS NRpuatS, nm 4 ubr Go6niftaas,
eSsaa[1A. Ypirb Der llnterset1Aete has 9auS unb @runeRi9 in
Gotrtr- Nc. 81 nabe @besrutftr., du Srt unb Stege me;it-
biltfnb otr taufer.
Des @runbfi6 tit IL SUB brett NIB 40 gubiief, ,nb fat
ben 1sbrauG elmer az Der liIblt9fn Seits SeS 1anleS 1elese'
Grun6:tns TT, $S4 %.
&aufbebtnauuaen: Elm 06ufe b at am &ettauI8-
t1ae nnb BITE on6ere Sa fte nit 3inieu In 4 Wlpaatea. Ale
Ib9aben Uerbea Els sna gcrfautStase bssabit.
MIer. is ptff,
(Wtai25, 2728,29) Abop'at nnb Curator.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
8effe @eiegcft5eit far @3efAGft&=
InAV&m

geautra8t, nstGre1t gBirHbiGaf4u, psias lett Sastsn mil
BEN befen @rfSlg tstrebeu muroen, iopte Gu& elm ausae-
5et@nstee @rOetrteBei9aft SIT DerfaufeH. tenfe i'd, hie:niit bc
tirenOe5 Gti8dit eiutreten mE&tsu, auf o%ieists, stabers
Austnuft ertbetls tb 1T mtuen, z tai, $40. IS G0neenltf.
(D1g8} SaEob =. aencr.
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Na@rtGt.


Baltimore, IA. @Iai 1868.
@cutdB ben DsrDtsnungen hes Mtator8 uub Stobtrat6s Cpn
SaltllDre bs5n8ll@ beS Sertaafs BON GtsentbuRt fir nnte-
SatIte @ortteMe %(beneftsl eran8t burd Geffnuna Sen Gtra.
Btn bena1tidtt9e tb hermit ole @iener ban @runbluGen,
bic aaf ben YI M fur Grtnelt:runq S9u ToNeteitraIe mie mad
ittbenb numerirt uno a~ngsFh6rt Iinb,' 5amnlt hem earuuf 3u-
~seiddsten 8etra6e, sap menn bteier i1utge 8strae nit Soften
une NsFen nidt on poer Dor WpntaG 6sH 10. sSuut 1868 In
0oH be3oblt norbert, i'd beidete 20ts auf Der Wterdant8 Grs
dad9e, SSccneitr., N1AmittaSS un 2 llbr. Gt bea 0S@ftie~
tenbeh ~berfanisn r9eres
Die @ertaufsbebinBuueen fnb: Gag bee &Guftr DEM @up
@pusftDr innettaIb "a Stunben bonn gnf1ui an ben s8ttrIN
Gaufiulnme 1uf Grebit ouf Swei Sabre unb eiuen Gag, MQe
10 ~Sertaufte Qots fnb alen Steneru unte1pGrfen, ole sRr 8Mk
oarauf baffn pber fIulitg bonn Staate Warslanb G6er Sem
@tappr unb StaStratb ppn Baltimore barauf 9eLegs ptthen
nlSsen. .4.
eGt glo. 4 @Geft FIR gtrtR. @bmrf ......,. .$3lS.74
GbI6IG5tg be5abt.... 49,. 47,SI
aa sGl ---270. 93
9pt no. Sc @fsBt fir &. @lternsn. .......... S7O.8?
Ntf@tagig tesablt -. $3.50
-----316.2 "a
Get 9lp. Al stdeBt fir S~9eiapeat. asant $500. S79 SO
%bI@IS8i9 be5a9It..,....... 1892
&et Me. 40 Ifebt fir u. GGlpin. -........... 4l.G6
A6I@taeig besaBIt ..-...,.. GIG
---- 34.90
Got glU. 48 @fest tr 81. @ElStn. d. ........ 1926
Nbidtdsts bstablt."..... 1899
- 249. 20
Got SO. II GNesi ir 81. golpin 49,. -. 375.l8
AbiaIa89 beaabt. T.. ..... 56.26
spt gtO. lis Aaest fir G~Iisabetb 1aerrsman... 27.76
@bf@ia9ig b~essbt.... ... 4.l6
Mug M. %rice,
(WI1tlASpM(O-V -. E{tn.g pIIefir.
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3it petfanfsn.

Orsl 1s9eibabnen nit Sc isln, GugeIn un6 @0seturlnana-
HsBtere toniter herousGenpulntet fpeibea obcr aud Iteten blet
ben, oa Eer &Suicr rem ptnB rerten Tann. GIT c~riragen in br
QSRder-Offi(f. fmo-(
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-12

'
For Foreign Trade.
Table Iinen-n pieces, cloths and napkins.
Fine linen diaper linen shirt fronts,
White linen sheeting, and fine drill,
A few fine linen shirts and collars,
Huckahack in pieces and towels assorted,
Turkish linen towels, linen crash, white glaec silk
Black silk plain and waered, rich black sk dauask,
ioire antique, and black slk velvet,
Taratan bail dress founces and embroidered in the
Assorted flowers wreashs feathers, collars, lsppa.
Maltese lace mantillas pelernes head dresses,
few very handsome portrait albums and fans,
Two fine opera and field giasse-, portmanteaus,
Saddle bags, and variety Of articles for oursts' use,
Waterproof caps, coats, leggings, ladies coaks,
Ladies hoods. nursing aprons, SPONGE bags,
Honey comb mats, air cushions,
Lubins Rimmers and GosnePs soaps perfumes and
Shoe securing G and laundry bru.hes,
Very superior floor oil cloth, l. and yds wide,
Brussels and velvet carpets,
Fine black alpaca. printed barege and tape checks
Navy canvas, osna ourgs, linen bags for rice,
Embroidered muslins, tarlaan, book muslin,
Cambria and book handkerchief: embroidered,
Sleeves and sets petticoats,
Ladies and Children's fine undertaking,
Best English cutlery plated spoons and forks
Best English garden, pocket budding, ETC., etc., knives,
Fine scissors, English stationery,
Fine white saxony flannel, fine printed flannel.
small selection Of hne wool tweed for this climate,
Fine white and brown cotton hose and hose,
Gauge undershrts, linen bed mats,
Mobiles Il Hoare's celebrated varnishes,
Lea & Perrin's sauces,
A few kiderkin. draug ght ale for families,
Ale in bottle and hogshead, wines and spirits.
Wool pulu and rice baggng,
Vinegar, olives, cspers, salad OIL .edlitz powder,
Lemon kali, pint essences, &C, chloride Of lime,
Epson salts marking ink. fish paste,
Cayenne pepper, tobacco, pipes,
Fencing wire the best. and inch hoop iron,
Assd bar iron, six walnut drawng-room chairs,
Twelve American beech lounging chairs,
Six walnut Canterburys, four music stools
Cut glass tumblers wine glasses decanter dishes, &C.
Fine breakfast, dinner, and tea sets Of China
Toilet SETS two superior sets Of plated buggy harness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-12

residing there. note no change among other old
residents Of the islands since my last Mr.. George
G. Howe is boiling himself the Hot Springs at San
Luis Obispo l hear that Mr. Hassocher leaves for
Europe shortly. having resigned his majority in His
Hawaiian Majesty's forces. owing to a misunder
standing with Adjutant General Dominis. Your
correspondent is we'll enough ' to be about and
sign himself JAM SATIs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-12

One Case Photographic Chemicals.
SUGAR MILLS, CENTRlFUGALS AND
ENGINES. AS PER SEPARATE
ADVERTISEMENTS. Ss2.2n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-12
For Native Trade.

Good brown cotton, plain turkey-red,
Common good black alpaca, printed tape checks,
Saddles and brides, black travelling bags,
Very handsome crimson gold silk handKerchieis,
Plain and figured black silks feathers,
Assd. soaps, pomadss and perfumes,
Cheap Jewellery and watches glass and cartheuwar
Victoria lawns turkey-red and yellow handkerchie
Pt cotton lawn and lace handkerchiefs. sailors kniy
Bareges very good pilot jackets. blue wool shirts
Cotton umbrellas, silk neck-ties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20

desiring their owa people and have no earthly cOocsp
ton Of the structure and appsarSnce Of fAisshood-
To believe every Yankee utterly incapable Of deception
Is the first qualification for high Office at the seat Of the
Confederate Government
But this beautiful simplicity of character NOT con-
Rned to officers in the civil service Before Hooker
made his last advance there Colonies and perhaps
Generals willing to swear that the force of the enemy
in Stafford did not exceed at the farhest, 10000 efee-
tive men. Moreover they convinced that an az.
reye movement was not in all the thoughts Of Eight
ing Joe" he succeeded admirably in crossing the
river was it because We sought to sntrap him or be-
carse the movement was not Rntcipatede
Its abundantly evident TO the unmiltary mind, that
the landing and entrenchng at West Point is not =
mere ruse to hold Lee in check, but part of weait
plan to capture Richmondperhaps to hold it for day
and burn it. as Jackson was held aud burnt One day
of Yankee rule in Richmond would result in damage
which years would not repair.
We have urged that every available means be employ
ed to prevent sudden dash into the city. No earthly
attention has been paid suggestions The voun-
teer organizations are disbandsd. Gen. Winder smiles
serenely the President complAceny to the salts
factory condition of affairs in the department OF Vicks'
burg and reoices the superb administrative tacul'
Ties of his pet Pemberton. The skies are bright ::
sugar is advancing in pncste birds sing in the Capitol
Sauare-Whiskey is sold and drunk in thousand shops
all goes merry as marriage bell nobody is hurt
Allah is great, and the Commandant Of the Post at
Richmond is his prophet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
AND NORTHERN NEWS.

TuLLAHoMA, May l9.-Al quiet in front. Louisville
and Nashville papers of the 10th have been received
They contain nothing from Mississippi. The Daily
Press states that large numbers Of troops leaving
Memphis to reinforce Grant. s.a,..,., .. ..5-.l
A despatch dated, Louisville l1inst.; (st. Louis y
says that the rebel sympathzers were'departing The
scene touching, from the sobbng and weeping at
the separation Of fathers mothers and daughters. Men
with families were allowed to take thousand dollars;
those without families two hundred dOArs-the balance
Of their property to be taken by the Government
Memphis dates Of the 18th state that Adutant Gene
raj Thomas had formed ten full regiments Of contra
bands, and expects many more.
BurRsides letter to the Circuit Court Of Ohio rtivs
to Vallandighsm, says: 'If we're to find man from
the enemy distributing the speeches of their public
men, tending destroy the confidence of the army,
would have him tried and hung. Why should the
speeches of those in midst be allowedl He should
be treated likewise. Every power possess on earth
from the GiVer above, will be exerted, at all times oc
casioDs or places, while in command, to sustain the
character OF the Government"
A despatch dsted Washington, le!h says:
There is serious disagreement between Gen'ls Hal
eck and Hooker. The former countermanded Hooker's
order for movements. There are no indications OF
an immediate movement The District Marshal is seiE
ing the real and personal estate Of prominent rebels and
rebel sympsthizers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20

the Grand Duke AID his fSpwSrsAsa In Gsordsr. TIC
Duke narrowly escaped capture. - Z
All the Danish ships Of war are to be put In commits
sion and the army modified. Seven French ships OF
war fully armed including ironclads are at Cherbourg,
and il is asserted that France will send feet to the
Swedish port of Carlskroua.
Earl Russell, in reply to Lord Chelmsford says ne I'M
dersood that in future any mails seized by the Federas
would be forwarded to their destination with the seal
unbroken. WhsnThe government received the commu-
nicaton to come from Washington, IL would be their
duty what answer to return.
The rebel privateers' appear TO be operating as Jar
South as the equator The British ship Victory from
Caao, reports that on April 10TH ten miles south OF the
the equator saw vessel 10 wndward An officer from
her reported the ship the Ssteamer lnquos., he
was anxious to know II any American ships had been
seen by the Victory, there was then ship in sight;
the officer returned to his vessel and she steamed to
wards the other vessel At o'clock the ship was
seen on fire.
Earl HardWick called attention to the Notifications at
Spithd and pointed out that the Charleston affair left
the value Of forresses against ships exactly as it always
had been
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20
The Board of Impressment commissioners

We understand that the Commissioners for the State
under the Impressment Act Messrs HUBBARD, Gibboney
and Harrison have agreed upon schedule Of prices in
accordance with the provisions Of the law and reported
the same to the War Department We presume it will
be laid before the public without delay. In so difficult
and delicate it not to be e1pec ed that salts
faction TO albwill be given. We do not know that We
will be satisfied ourselves but We are prepared to say
in advance that the gentlemen who have had this busi
ness in hand are men Of intelligence experience and
integrity and that they have devoted themselves with
care aud assduty the task assigned them. No little
must therefore be conceded their decision when act
ing With all The aid to a wise judgment that investga-
don, reflection and research have afforded them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20
SLHIrATARN

Among the noble souls Tie recent bloody con,.., 49,
the AsPd4H' was Major CnAN-slhG PIIGi A q OF t;n
btusrPs CANARY, - Va NsA
ras these ses had az pie Opportunity q, h..,
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wee ana a. n- ehArAeLe became Known AT.ion -
ms eh-Lt trs Increased a. be4knl out on Me ar ~
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HS IOs % DiOoa th1, fi The nobe OF mai onnteA
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every 0oFr 20 snd4re tue haIdships md DEFY the
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He1's eNeI UeAt IA more uutAiu, cordial
ever u"eH IN hunan iGrm. Thus ave- nigh aeuIei ia
70 uafesPee ed IT hi ana beloved for Us
soSiAi i'He Ia pass ~ <THy aot MARTYR i Inn
Va. OF iiucpeuisnsJ. A ah rim
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as lac uld hs hAaAnd ae raditn of ,ou.Ee
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-20

ms tnotnef NOBLE sonherne laden vi tim 10 The ruth.
zoe anu again are tside eent5 EeB5 Tor the lac
~ 6AiiSns son Llsu ~ 5Esi, IS yeAS 4th n
u Aesin-nt W " adOdsborO NOulse Has naot osvn m,
euea%y o. Of MAI 1905 IN che Ril enemy ne.r
o. he ana rosu rou freIeTcEsbaIg ~ Or
anBe " n hSspJndiEg ais cOuntrg hrst GAIL II.
" nee lie enemy u ts SIf.ng III, never re-
ING on e stusge Ia hSvry UNI death Gd hun ~ rs
III INA GeIee'e iOr wpeh shed Eis young noaTL
oUsu Aste sAu Athlu II every coulisSio Guy ana
M el auo enes ~au, indeed nons knew 70 love
Fl0usy lnehed IN ms early youIh, fondy ene h a
nope that hS psaee nanny rrnnion
wltn zoe SaIyIYIns family. fF' ~
The hath taken AWAY And bl.,sd A :,
Name VI toe - 49,
ahSu ar gone TO the gave but will dsplore thee
u oAVs W. Nss uy l@nsvn, Ty yuGfeiAu, ny gui-ei
Aad dSa'h nAa ~ s.nE, sass s-yiOuf has dlei.
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