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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-20
NI.MH
TIE PRESIDENT IN THE eorrU

TIE PRESIDENT IN THE SOUTH.
SELMA, Oct. lS.-P:esideht Davis arrived
here this evening. ard IVES welcomed bv the
c'uzens en- masse. An immense crowd gather.
eel IN front OF the hotel. The President ccngratu-
,aied the people on meeting them under such
adorable circumstances, ard spoke in glowing
terms OF the g~aIlantry of A~labamians on eve
~ battlefield. lie said if the non.couscrints
of Alabama would gather their guns and 20
To the rc-cu". iy g~Hardius CORTLAND ard
"ther points. thereby relieving regular col.
d!erS who are n"w !-om necessity csclu-r;nr
that sort ct duFy, such blows y Md be droit
the enemy as he would liul it difficult - re.
cover !rrm. In this way NEST ~efccti:r Iii
cou lie given the gallant men an! ,~.i.s:,
who are carrying out the plans Of the lut!s
Lo''gStrce', under tho sIt ~ortision Of the he.
roe Bragg.
Ia this way. the Pres:tcr. WAS confident flat
Eosscrars cont! be- crushed 10 dust. !: was orIv
by l"Tce {: aims 'hst the Yankees cruIi be
brought !" reason. and III, ir plans for our suhju
Iai!oi: defeated. Self reliance and energy srr,
now cur :n;y. We Should net look TO El:rnt.,
for a'd. ior such is 10, to be expected nov. Onr
"'iy alternative WIS ~ sustain ourselves with
renewed energy and dpterm;r alton. ard q IittIs
moro sacrifice upon tie part II the reople. and
IN" President hrnly believed That rex. spring
would sr- the invader driven from our hoid,rs
men ia:!A"!S. "ho are nov: refugees. could re.
tiiii i" fiI'ir families and pursue tier business
nhIIsiiiTh"! rs heretofore. In tqct. hc believed
lh"t tae de:ca: o; f"Sccrans would pr:cticLlv
end The var.
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i.tNkEE OPINION

Tho lanEc" nation is in possession of sew
or:i "Sigrili.an; facts" which cheer is heart
immensely. Here Is one paragraph from the
PHILADELPHIA "!rcYircr:"
RIcHnoNo.--A very INTERESTING colored bar.
Der. direct II III Richmond, where he has resi-
'iad ."r the last eighteen Years. and who has
been IN Gni!y contact WIKI the leading rebels.
says that Ia" battle ii C~h!rkanauge is not con-
Si'icrcu by tie r. tic Of Richmond is a sue
tess ihai Richmond can n0w be easily CAP
ltireH II the Ahhcc> want il, and that officers
-: the army have Frequently said in his heat
lns that Virgins would ie abandoned Should
the army OF tac r"tnl"ac advance in force.
Another cheering announcement from the
New FORK "!Icrali:"
From the cniii ant TACT that peace propo-
srt'ons haze bv"u introduced in Cabinet coun-
=, III Washington, we ar" naturally drawn to
he conciU>i"Ii thHt Toe administrations il sat
iSfcd that the cas- Il he rebellion are mum
cred. and that 4" cnd is mca? at hand.
Tie mos encouraging fact, however, is that
i, appears ir,m ;!c Baltimore american"
that the "unioh" has never been broken:
The uNIoS Mt DRoKHY.-If this nation
should ever cherish u sentiment of gratitude
:0r any single thing more than another that
the PfeSiici; has Gun", it should he. we con-
siier i,r that brave ;:ad cain announcement
in the Inaugural, "tdut in rieW efMe ConSti-:
tMii0n Gnd tic iarS, The UNION Is UNBRo-
KEN"
ss~Ie-t----
B&WARE.-Dr l-aac B.aIch, OF Abbeville, S.
C., says that within we've DAYS he haa ampu-
ta'ed three arm AMI one hand orcasioped by
injuries to parties attending sugar mills.
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ANOTHER KANSAS MuRDERER.-Jennison,
the Kansas murderer and horse thief
has recently been commissioned by Lin
coin to raise q regiment of Kansas cavalry
What he proposes TO do with them may be
Judged by the following extract from q speech
he made in Paoli @ short time since:
Do you suppose I will march into Missouri
and ask them to take the oath! No, not by
q damned sight! If they have protection pa
pers | will hang them, for real Union men
need no written proof of their loyalty. In nv
next proclamation | will say to every physi-
call7 able-bodied man in the State Of Nilsson
ri You must fight for your homes or be put
TO DEATH" And the head of your column
will make the road so clear that no Copper
head shall see the tail-end of the command
I put the negro on top and the traitor under
meath. Everything d~isloyal, from = Shanghai
chicken up to a Durham COW, must he cleaned
out. Adopt this policy and there will be no
moro Copperheads in Kansas. The Fifteenth
will be filled three weeks from to-day. Its
whole duty will be to kill rebels. A voice
Have you got the horses?" Jennison-1
never had any trouble in the old Seventh in
getting all the horses | wanted. All the
trouble l ever had was in preventing the
boys land particularly old Pardee over there)
from leading off six or seven. But my men
mustn't take anything that will not further
the interests of their own regiment. Every
man must, of course. be his own judge. This
regiment will march with. the revolver in
ono hand and the torch in the other. It viii
be organized on a military and patriotic and
not ~pal;tical hssis. We carry the flag, xii
with the sable, and hang with the gallowa.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ABJ'T AND INsP. GEMS OFFICE, I
R'ozAoNp, Va, Got. Is, 1853.
GENERAL ORDSRA.

M. 10.
/. Recruiting officers and others arc forbid
den to grant permits to conscripts or descrters,
allowing them tn visit their homes, or to re-
main there for any purpose. The notice al
ready given cOnscripts is deemed sufficient,
and deserters are not entitled to indul-
gence.
II. All parties who have received cxemp-
ton papers for disability other than thnse
granted for permanent. and decided disability,
must be ~re-examirea. and the law, which,
there is reason to helic"e. is too often evadcd,
be in these and III all cases strietly en-
forced.
III. Men employed to aid enrolling officers
must, if subject to CONSUMPTION, be regularly
enrolled; anl unless detailed for the special
duty in question by the written orders Of the
War Department, will be reported to the Blu
reau of Consumption, to be disposed Of rs in
other cases.
". Officers will be held to strict account
fpr any violation or neglect Of these orders.
V. The provisions of Paragraph !, General
Order, No. g., current series, is extended to
officers Of Major A. II. Coles Department.
The payments authorized will be made hy any
post quartermastcr.
VI. Officers and soldiers in the general SER
vice cannot be transferred to local companies,
and applications, therefore, will not be enter
tanned.
By order.
(Signcd) S. COOPER.
Oct. l6-lw Adj't & Insp. Genl.
lGs~ Wing copy one week.
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has broken .ap Ills (Mssie's) winter susrtsrsj
for from Culpeper to Bristow tho Yankees
had constructed their huts and cabins. And
here at Bristow they had torn down an ele-
CANT new house to get the weather boarding
to construct huts for their winter occupation.
1t is certainly true that Meade h~asmanaged
his retreat most orderly md that he has
saved hrs stores, md lost but few men.
Though think it equally true that the Yam
kee army is considerably scared. And it is .
fact that Bcrney did not aleep a wink Tuesday
night while crcampcd at Greenwich, in Prince
William county but paced the floor of the
house in which his headquarters were almost
ince ssartly, repeatedly consulting his watch
and sending ~couriers to the pickets to know if
they saw any rebels.
There has been heavy firing all day to-day,
and even into night, some distance below; but Mt
this writing l have not learned the nature of it,
though it is supposed to be IN engagement be.
tween some portion Of our cavalry and the enc.
nv.
Onr boys have been sadly disappointed in
their expectations Of captures, and from more
than one of them you can hear sncl m express
sion ~ this: IF Jackson had been along. We
would have gotten everything we wanted. Alas!
we have no Jackson now. Our boys. however.
make the ] anke6S whom they capture, pull OIL
their shoes, which they at once convert to their
own use.
The country people hercabouta are loud in
their praises for Mcsby. They say that he has
done the Yankee great harm, besides compelling
the enemy to keep at least fifteen thousand men
ass railway guard, and preventing Struggling
md raidinr parties from going through tho
country committing depredations
FRIDAY, October l6, 1863.
The amhulanccs are busy this morning convey
ing the wounded back to Warrenton. General
Kirkland has been compelled to quit the field by
his wound.
A heavy rain fell yesterday and last night,
which. to some extent, may impede operations.
| learn that we have over ono thousand pr:so-
ners here now to send back. Among them a
Colonel pretending to be crazy.
Nothing from the firing yesterlay-onrard is
the word this morning. Z.
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IRISH Rowan Irish woman, named Mary
O'Donnell, was before Mayor Mayo, unyeste.-
duy morning, charged with being drunk and
fighting. The ttficer statcd that rs be was
passing down Cary street, about four o'clock
in the morning, (Monday,) he heard a great
noise in the house, and sinking that 4 tsh,
was going on, he entered. He found several
persons in the house, among them he accuacd.
sitting up with q corpse. Mrs, O'Donne!l wn,
in q dreadful state OF intox;cation, ard r-"yi-
Gus to his entrance had whipped the wife Of
the dead man, and thrown another wor,an.u:
of the room.
Mrs. O'Donnell protested that sher"ver rns
drunk in her life. She confessed that she
had put a woman out of the house. because
she didn't want her there. All the men and
women in the house were British subjects,
except herself; she was a Confederate sol
dier's wife. She here handed the Mayor n
dirty. greasy paper, asking that yer Honor
wi, jist read that" The whole thing. she
said, was all done for spite.
She was committed in d, fault Of security.
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FROM GUkDUNSYlLLE.

""Ko"TsviLLE Oct l9.-All quiet in front
Quay. IN the tig3t at Bristow, on Wcdnes-
nAy tat Cookies brigade is reported to have
lost oV' mon IN killed aud wounded. and Kirk
lands bil@"I: Ga. The hunter orkill.d in
Both hr'gadcs about 200. los "f tho enemy
nut Known.
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Prospects AND PROPosITIoNs.-lt il c0ntin.
ually asked. what are VIC to do forprovi.ion-
this winter :" 1t is q serious question. IL
deed, when there are 50 many months 10 !ccd,
and so little prospect of sct;in: tho requisite
amount Of supplies in the city to meet the de-
nand. For that matter, the merchants have
been unable to keep up II supply commeEsu.
rate with the demand for twelve months ,rst.
and, though much p~riva:ion has occurred ard
some excitement ergcndered, We have man
aged to get elong. In order to bring the
question to IL solution, however, q reduction ot
the inflated population fthe city will be found
of quite as much Importance, in a rational
hypothesis, as q reduction Of prices or any
thing else. It is suggested to us that a lease
by the Government Of such comfortable coun-
try places as Amelia Springs, for the accom-
mediation Of such departments AZ are rot 10.
tua!ly necessary in Richmond, would eflcctu.
ally relieve the city IF several thousands Of
consumers, and, while benciiting tie rema;n-
der, wiuld ensure comfort, cheap ii inc, (ron
paratively,) and the advantages Of pare air to
such consumers. We can sec no reason
why the clshing department., which employs
so many wUIncn cannot he removed TO the
country without detrimcnt to the interests ri
the Contedcracy. The Laboratory, with its
several hundred operatives Of both sexes.
might with equal advantage be removed to
some safe anti convenient place, where, if ne
cessary, temporary residences could be erected
for them. Some of the sub.dcpartments OF
the several Cabinet departments might with
the same advantage be similarly disposed
Of. The question of supply at the places.
at which they become located would very
soon regulate itself; for it is well known
that the supplies Of bread and meat in
the country, in many portions at least,
arc largely in excess of the local demand. We
give the suggestion, as it vas given to Us, "far
what it is worth"
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EEOM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct. iJ-Al urint this mo-~

CHARLESTON, Oct bah quiet this morning
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON. O"t. H-There has been the
usiai liT;nS today from our batteries. but no
reply from Tie enemy. Tic lronsid"s and
ln"r Monitors are sill quiet IF Morris lsiund.
ne la"hcea arc hard ut work 1T another bat
terry east u Greg, facing tie sea. A large
number oil tents have suddenly disappeared
l'cm Morris !>lt"i. Very Jew transports, ARE
lelt in EUl!y inlet.
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JUDGE LYOSs' CouRT.--The regular monthly
term of this Court commenced yesterday.
William Newman, charged with grand lar.
ceny, WAS arraigned for trial il. this Court, yes
terday, and sentenced TO the peri'cntiary for one
year.
John J. Scott, indicted for r~oi'hing. was also
tried and sentenced to The PEN ntiary for Ave
years.
The case of Robert J Ford. rl: rGed with kill,
ing James Z. Dixon, was continued till the next
term of the Court.
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Oct. lG-lw Adj't & Insp. Gcn'l.
vs. Wing copy one week.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. !.
RIcHyoND, Va, Oct. lG, lSt

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. lG, 1863.
The following Confederate officers and men
arc hereby declared duly exchanged:
l.. All officers and men captured and pa
rolled at any time previous to the LIST of Sep
rcmber, 1869. This section, however, is rot
intended to include any officers or men cap
tnred at Ticksburg3 July 4th, 1865, except
such as were declared exchanged by Exchange
Notice No. 6, Sept. 18th, lSG3, or are ,peci!i-
cally named in this notice. But it does EN-
brace all deliveries made. at City Point or
other place before Sept. lst, 1863, and with
the limitation above named, all captures at
Port Hudson or any other place where the
parties were released on parole.
2. The Staff of Generals Pcmbcrton, Ste
venson, Bowen, Moore. Barton, S. D. Lee,
Cummings, Harris ard Baldwin, and Of Colo
nels Reynolds, Cockrell and Drckery: the Off
GERS and men belonging to the Engineer Corps
and Sappers and Miners, and the -lrk and .:5:h
Mississippi Regiments, all captured at Nicks-
burg. July 4th, 1868.
s. The general officers captured at Vick.-
burg, July 18th, 1863, were declared eHchang-
ed July 18th, 1863. lo. OrLD,
Agent Of Exchange.
sds~ Southern papers publish six times, and
send bills to the War Department.
Oct. l9-d6t.
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UfTY s~ETEI,LIAESi G.

DlsTsHsINc A W~IDon.-Thres young men.
named George F. Long, Charles Long and
John Sterling, were before his Honor, yes
tcrday, charged with attempting to break into
the house Of Mrs. Martha Melton.
Mrs. Melton stated that the three men came
to her house about half past fen O'Clock on
Saturday night, and George Lorg endeavorcd
to get in the house through the window. Fail
ing in this, he enieavcred to kick Down tie
door. lie had been there ;h.ce Saturday
nights in succession.
Mayors be in the habit of ccmins to
your house?
Mrs. M.-Yes, sir; he comes sometimes to
see my daughter.
A young gentleman here testified that he
saw the three men in front of the house on
Saturday night. He recognized George Long
as the individual who made an Intellectual eff
fort to get into the house through the window
and afterwards endeavor to Kick. down tie
door. He was very boisterous in his conduct
A youth named Carlisle stated that he was
along with the party on Saturday night
Long was very drunk when he went to the
house. He endeavored to persuade him not
to go, hut he said he only wanted to try and
get in, and if lie failed be would come away.
While he was trying to get in the door the
cavalry came up and took them into Gus
toby.
George Long.-Mrs. Melton. vou said that
I was trying to break in your house.
Mrs. Melton.-Yes, l did; and at an un-
seasonable hour-between ten and eleven
o'clock.
Long-Haycr't l been in at a later hour
than that!
Mrs. Mo.
Long, have been in your house at. all
hours of the night, and other men have Eeen
in there also.
Mrs. M.-You have nothing to do with that.
LIS none of your business wha, osher men
have done.
Mayor Mayo don't care how manytimes
you or anybody else have been there. But
you, sir, must understand that ,You have no
right to enter anybody's house by violence -
You give mt surety in the sum Of three nun
dred dollars that you will keep tie peace.
The security had not been given w!rn our
Reporter left the Court room.
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CoRRECTIoN-The George Bagby Gned by
the Mayor, on Saturday, for retailing liquor
without license, was not George Rsgby, OF the
Literary Messenger" nor Gorge Bagby, the
commission merchant of this city. We make
this announcement in justice to both of,hesc gen
tlemen, having understood that the names have
been confounded.
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FOR RENT.

MARKET FARH FOR RENT OR LEASE
M IN HANnVE t.-I will rent or leas. Tor The war n
r.r Ct my Powhi:e Farm. The land is good. and il we'll
adapted - raj ing vegetables AID grain. II, II With" 8
,uiie OF Richmond, andi l. in the m!d.t Of III. watermelon
AID potato region.
There is a mall dwelling and gone ou,hous"s on the
mace. Address WM + CAMS,
oc. R-cavt Richmond.
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INTERESTING FROM THE TRANS
MISSISSIPPI

An ordnance messenger, Mr.. Carpenter,
who left the Trans-Mississippi Department on
the 9th, brings some interesting news. The
following is a synopsis Of his statement as
published in the "Mississippiau" Of the 18th
inst:
General Price, twenty thousand strong, is
marching on Little Rock, with only about six
thousand Federals in his trent, heavy rein
f1rcemnnts having been sent to Rosecrans from
that department. Lieutenant General E.
Kirby Smith states that General Price is on
his way to Missouri. Gems. Taylor and Walk
or are ct OnelHusas. General Taylor fought
Banks about TIE first Of October, capturing
between two and three thousand Yankees,
with their arms, and completely routing Banks
ip~Laiourche Parish, La.
The report Of General Bragg's vic DRY
caused Confederate money to 90 W, and put
thousands of reinforrements in our army
Everybody is sanguine about our ability to
take care Of the Trans Mississippi Depart
mcnt, and it is believed that before tho winter
sets in, General Kirby Smith will have the
Abolition army pretty we'll cleaned out Of
that part Of the country.
General Holmes is still too unwell to take
command.
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At q meeting Of the City Council on Mon
day evening, it was ordered that a poll be
opened to ascertain the sense of the legal vo-
ters-of Richmond upon the biil 10 regulate
rr;,o,
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DRCNK.-John G.. Conner On Iri.hman. wa
hauled before his Honor, yesterday, for being
on that same old dru"k. lie was required to
give security for h. . cd behavior.
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net i-end1R

nTOTICG.-On and after TUESDAY next. "Uth mss,
Y the Freight Trains f This company will be rue t[ice
W., Xiv. leaving the Richmond D PIT on I u-sday aud FIJI
d.v morning. RETURNING willleIve Hamiiioas tae same
prsrnoou and arrive In Richmond the saa,e eTeuins.
sam L U Supt.
0fac. z, ? & P. r. Z 60.
p,a,a - -, is,b Ise set lS-rt
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NrvrlCs e hsr.by giv-n, that spplc ton Will De nta,
IN fr IKE reasr r. oic $. Csr;ifsstes. No a)S, ioc sen
ala, kss Ing Jreo hn by sns sGbsariner.
..rf,I.-I. W. EH:.aOS
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T0BACCU.

MI
5000 Packages on Consisnnent-
inc utius several veil known oranas
4~oo<boxes Gsr""oTiS Dabney Hsrris. dark sweet 81
and los. ia.
300 boxes G.eanor's Peach Orchard. dark sweet bali
pounds. :,
200 boxes Royster', Queens Own, dark SWEET hall
pounds.
100 boxes Hollands. IA. bright pounds, We fine
200 boxes ~.noorman's Archer, bright pounds, very
Gne.
100 boxes Moormsn's Rose Bud. bri:h. pounds. very
line.
lMbo1es " II Johnson's bright pounds. vary dine,
100 boxes God Leaf,
leo " Laura Cartwright. "
900 I" Pendleton'S Light Press, brish; pounds, Very
1ns.
100 boxes Bakers Light Press, bright pounds, very
fine.
1900 phGkageo medium ponnds AL ! pounnS.
A few csses Florida L At Tobacco and 9v.Qo FlosidH
Cigars.
Purchases viii .lsass enSaire or stock before puE.
chasing.
.osgis unents eouated. p. @. COSBY 4 CO.,
ss1-eadem Cary, between 18th and 18th fS
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pEiYkrE SALES

NOHSTAiN T,E1 FOR sALE- I will sell sri.
w vately my Tract of Land. lying In the county of
buckinsham, adjoining the lsDds OF Robert T. Hubbard,
Mo.es A. smith, and others. about eight miles south east
or she C~ourt-House, and about The same distance from
Cara, on Wilis' river. a nayigable stream.
The tract ceatains SGT acres, 2G0 Of whici, are In or,ri-
nal growth, heavily irbercd with oak, hickory, chest
nut, pine. and walnut, Sbort 10 ara In q thrifty second
growth Of pine the rest. shout Ni scr-s " cleared and
In good Lesrt well adapted 10 the growth Of all the staple
crops. About ~ acres 81 tho cleared land ~ very fertile
a., the tract being wall wslsred by $50 creeks running
through II.
There are on the land acomfortable framed dwelling,
with six rooms. add the necc,ssry outholses, and aarst.
rate well of delicious water
Persons wishing to buy must come and See the lsnd for
themselves
Url.ss the saieis made before tho 18th day Of Novem.
Der. 1t will not he void a, all, and II sold before, posses.
sion VIII bs delivered on tina. day Terms, cash or r-dit.
A WALTO
oc 1s-t'5nov Buckiprben q n
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The Knox . Register" says Capt. Matt,
Of the Flori.i: :, mas resigned.
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CEILING f AT COST TO CLOSE BrSI-
y NESS Intending to clnss bu,in-ss on las November
next, I vii! dispose of my entire STOCK Of
Family Groceries Mt Cost.
Twill alrs Rent the Store nad Fixtures
All psrIons having Claims Of any descrlp:i n whatever
u ms, me will present th,m f'r psymsn: and ali III 'se
iudebei TO me by bond, open accouLt Or otherwise. vi
make payment by lat November, - after that i'm" the
accnurts and beGds wilt 10 piscai in other hardS Sor col
lection. j g. ROBERTSON.
oct Ntls.Nsv CO.. G7vsrcrr aoi Fr .pklin -
NO LIQCOKIC E T"BACCG.-IIe ba1ra Graz:
" williams rs on. and 6s or. Old L'qucric: Totscco
Ia.tnbis Development, 10 .tnre and for sal by
PRESCOTT, WoRTHNG TON 6 CO,
esls-3t No l2j II an IT. es..
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The steamer Beautegard, Capt. Lyons, IA.
arrived safely in q Confederate port.
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b ArEEsS NOTICE..
OFFICE soUTHsRS EXPRESS CekPLsY,l

OFFICE eoUTHsRS EXPRESS CoHPLSY,
lc, RrcHdoSD. Sept. 2Sth, 1863
s;.."' - 70 avoid Misunderstanding. and to make our
S:.ss,s Conform 20 the liability assumed, this company
Igc.1, uoti"e, that from and after OctoberF irst, SIS,
ett ,~tIoe .eqais-d to place their v~.lustion upon
a.sI.':cs% u;ne Company rsceips, an. Sa sstabiiss tho
A'av - Ie 'ompanJ :or the Hmount-she act Of God
.rr'oh' ,ctaS only excepted.
- aANUr0N hveut.
y cl,.'.To tue Stockholders Of tho En-
&C. s.aSs hintel.-T The Boa d Of Directors having de.
D.; ,s'ihs ale Of the property tat,., having bald The
&t.-c4,,a" me ;ioef) r.q1ss; ihs E,ockholders 70 call
SsrsSe,:e h-lr d:v;d.nda
t., ser ~ i'ocki."ld-rs as have not yet surrendered up
IIs..urr S~n'ly requested 10 present them to the
sseoa H. w payment. AID receive the dividends due
aConns wiz be plead IN bar aaalnA arg slaa On
-f~ay' anSeI presented Ia thirt7 deyk
,tN.a As.K 4. GAhDNER, Trss5uer,
No. Ill VAR Strsat.