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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-29
WOOL NOTICE.
Quaiterrnasier's Department,

Quattermasters Department,
Raleigh, June 0. 1864.
n AN now prepared 10 srchsnge COTTON YARH
for WOOL, upon the following Terms, VIZ:
One bunch Of Yarn for three pounds washed WesA
and one bunch Tor four pounds unwsshed.
Agents have been appointed 10 make the eIehsnss
al the following places: Oxford, TSborolsh. Klss-
ton, Catherine Lake. Concord. Rockingham, Hss-
dsrscnvle. stsies,ills RoIbOroush, Ashs,ils, Piis
borough, Loussuis, Fsystis'ills, Colsrsis, and =
this place.
Persons shipping Wool TO this place. viii pleas
maik on The packages who they are hoin, and W
Cotton Tam will be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will psirio,cslly respond % "
above notice, as The Wss 10 isr elsihips the n -
ronina Troops
H.A. powp, A o n,N.s.A
Jnns IL tb-ev
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March Is.
Battlefield. Gaines. Min. Va,

JUHt ON, 1904.
Ma. Enron lin your issue Of the e5ih Of May
notice my name spoken Of IN connection with The
nomination for The Legislature from Orange county,
hy tho " Voters Of sad county. now ask for a
space in the columns Of your excellent paper 10 say
10 reply 10 my friends ihsL should they see CT to
honor me by en- election. viii strive in every par.
teulsr 10 further their interests and the interests OF
my country. | am now with our brave boys CON.
fronting the ruthless foe. therefore have but little
time 70 devote 10 sssht else; yea feel the proud
satisfaction Of knowing that my friends viii do all
that Is necessary in the premises Allow me TO make
my srsefsl Acknowledgements TO the voters Of Orange,
for the honor already bestowed upon me.
AN, respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. w. LATTA,
Capt. Co. A, 66ih N. 9. Troops
June is, 50-tde
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Notice to the Heirs Of Samuel Jones.
NOTICE is hereby given to TIE Heirs Of samuel
- Jones. deceased, that ON nov ready for ssul-
incur, and will no. pay interest from this date.
STEPHEN +. FORREST,
Admir- do bonus noH,
June ID. 5O-FW
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Supreme Ceart Decisions : Opinion.

"HFENhD tV~Et DNtbs" OFtH'VHs
delivered % follows;
By Pslasox, q. lin State '. Norton, ire. Rich
mend juds&snt reversed, and v,nirs d< ncco. In
Stats '. Lewis, from Rockingham; judgment revere.
d. end reniye d novs II Watson '. Bledsoe. from
wskei judgnes, affirmed.
!, By BATrIl. lin Stake . Page. from Wake
srdsr reversed. Ia Stats !, Morgan, from Brusswiet;
10 uior. 10 Burs-ys '. Lockhsn, from Nor,hsmp-
lon; sfder reversed, and cause rsmssded.
BY MlsIr, j.-Iu Flats '. Mcdaniel, frsm Mont
rsmsr; no srot In Stats '. Johnson, from New
Hsns,et; ne snsr. In State '. HsrwoOd, from John.
ssa; 40 error.
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STRAY BULL.

SfkAYED from the subscriber, living four miles
- southeast OF Hillsborough, BULL, about three
years DID, black, with some white about his feet. A
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me- and
any information viii be thankfully received.
JAMES NJ WORKMAN.
june ~. bl-3w
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Private School for Young Ladies.
VHE Fourth Session Of Miss Mangum's School
will open on Friday the 2sth Of July, a. The re-
sidence Of her mother, Mrs. Willie P. Mangum. Her
pupils will find home in her mothers family. On
~ limited number can be received.
For further information address Miss M. p. Man
gum, Hlllsboiough, Orange county, NC.
June 20. sl-6w
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Field and Staf-Killsj, none. Wounded, Lieut..
Col y. Z. Whitfield, severely in head.
Go. A-Killsd, Priv. VIM. Fairclolh. Wounded,
CorPl Dees, severely in leg, Corp Piner, in head
mortally. Privts. s. M. Grice, dangsrously in thigh
w. Z. Davis, in head.
Co. B-Killed, Lieut.. c. Campbell, Priv. William
Hunt. Wounded, Sergt William Paisley, in breast,
prvts - Burnside, in head, II. Coolies, in thigh,
K. +. Hampton, in thigh and arm, d. Coetrain, in
heel.
10. Chilled, ssrgt. Bell. Wounded, H. Holmes,
In head, mertaly Sergt 3. Wooten, in finger, Corpl
Outlaw, in severe, j. Baxton, in arm severe, P.
hadio'd, In arm severe Jordan Potter arm severe.
Go. E-Killed, Plv,s. B. Duck, G. clearinghouse.
Wounded, James Brewer, in head severe.
20. F-Killed, George Small. Wounded, N. Hat
ley, arm broken.
Co. Chilled, Alves Norwood. Wounded, w. p.
Clark, In arm severe, N. H. Num-, in neck severe,
O. q. Strayhorn, in shoulder severe, Jas Hughes in
abdomen, severe, n. Hedgpeth, in abdomen severe,
Fhos simms, in side dangerously.
Go. H-killed, J. Matthews. Wounded, Seret. p.
Moore, in shoulder severe. Seigt. p Fleming, thigh
broken, Priv. w. i Cherry, in leg severe.
Go. WOUNDED, Lieut.. X. r. Jones, in thigh &C.
we're, Priv. George w. Ward, in arm.
Go. X Wounded, Corpl. Edmundson, in fool,
Priv. j. Taylor. leg ampu.ated,sW. Gurley in breas,
severe q. Allen in leg, Corpl Ne~som, in head, Jas
combes, in arm, John Smith, Ia arm J. +. Smith, in
hip, severe.
sEcAPITULArIos.
Officers. Enlisted Men.
Killed.
Wounded, : Sc
Total, g. ~
Wa. KNIGHT, Adj't a7th n. C r.
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Casusiiies IN 1Uenty. Seventh ". C. Rsgt.
The following 10 list Of cssual,ios IL ibis regi
a.dnes June LEI, 1854;
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EXCHANGE DEPOT

COTTON CARDS, No. 10,
- 5000 lbs IRON, assorted,
500 bales COTTON YARNS, No. 10, II and II,
for Cash. or Butter, Lard, Bacon, Flax Seed, Oats.
Wheat, Corn. Eggs. Chickens, Onions, Potatoes,
Wool, Peas, Beans.
BROWN & CO..
June 20. FL
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Confederate Tax Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, tha,I will attend With
- the Assessors, at Hillsboroueh, on Tuesday the
18th Of July, to receive the taxes on Quarterly SALES.
due the LIST Of July, 1864.
A. MICKLE,
Collector 10th District
June ~. 52-zw
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BACON FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Subsistence Departmsnt,2
Raleigh, June a7th, 1884. 5
To County Commissioners.
n AM PREPARED y SELL al cost, TO any Of the
counties Of ihis State, Cor the use Of INDECENT "a.
miles Of soldiers portion Of the Bacon sccumulst-
cd Tor thai purpose. County Commissioners whs are
10 Deed Of bacon will communicate with me.
THO5. ID. H0GG, Mai. K e. s.
June 29lh. 62--4t
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Total, 3 AZ
w. A. KNIGHT, Atj't anh n. c T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

FnE.- About elcven O'Clock last night
an alarm OF FIRE Was given. The Gre had
broken out in one of the frame buildings
tenanted by negroes. On Main street, i'm
mediately below the Gafe City Office, and
for lims it ragged with great violence.
threatening to destroy the whole rev OF
buildings. TIE Young Americs engine,
howeser. was soon on the ground, followed
shortly " the R.lla. a pd in few minutes
after the hose bad been brought to bear
upon the fire it was ex,inguished. the
smouljering ruins of two ANAL buildings
marking the extent of confsgration
which al first threatened tn be far more
serious Had there been . high wind
and but for the efficiency of the Youne
America Engine compspy. the Gre would
have proved very disa strous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13
a.nk'6sass.sns.
cAseass narkes.

- Tsss~r,ph.1 CncAsc, DC. II
H+cpfts Of HON 1880 live and leoA drssssd Dsevs
Lave rIoss-Active and Arm al 10 Tsie rs. ehisAy At
10 gNa IL u, elosing krm, with the yards empty.
Dressed Hogs 10 10 c higher II II e09ls w. chasay
Is . S14 55
PruytEons-RHmer.- hess pdrk 4uscs- 1ases ~ Des
a, "a o ,,r,me mess more sesive and firm 1T ~ 20
~ o. closing hiin - - ~ Buik nests scarce sales
&ooa shoulders At ibxc, lonss English nscdiss hrhs
isl ,rles a 1850 loxsa alsr Cuuberiand idlss isr
prk Ia han,s farp with saes Of TO tiefces II 1
Gseen shvoid<rs erm ~ he.
LASd-vsrm Sales Of 30 tiercAs STRAIN ~ - " tsef-
eos country kettle 1t &c generally held IT &C.
Wo:,ky-lc higher saiss soe bills. Il 1y91 s0s<s
closing fism at l 30. - :
81 for spring Extrss
wheat-1c lower; Ec. Red 1t ss No. bpsine
at 1881 S5x
Cwn -as;es At 9sS1 l, - for pev.
0xfs--lse lover. Ssies No. at O1<0Ssc
kye-Sieady hi ~ fur No
Bafiey-4 10 SC higher II 5701 So
steds-FIax hsm ut 70, and Timothy seed u w
500
ffay-Dall at - o.
sNpery-Searce.
Ekehanxe-Sfeady at disconnt buying and pr ssik
ing ss $50 :
tsoiI-2JE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

ESCAPED II seems to be difficult
matter for the rebels to hold eur boys IL
ter they catch them. Thirty Eve Nom
bers Of the 18th lows captured At Til
ton have escaped, and some Of them ar
rived in town yesterday They we're con-
fined at Columbus. South CaroIius. and
managed to elude the vigilance Of their
osptors, and making for the coast succeed
ed in reaching the kindly shelter Of the
National ships They say greenbackt
have p wondrous potenc y with our South
ern bre,bern; Fifty dollars will place ,
prisoner outside the rebel guards ant
show him the direction to make for safe
ty. That's clever in the chivalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

gxoun--Sspsrnas. p q = bbl, = sark n - Doshae
Exus, y bhl, "a, y SCH, ~ kx1ra, M IN 2 80.
psf tx q. Retail 5oc 49, SD - n Gaek hisher
WnEks-4sstna, q - tel ~ ball, - r. - = ba
oSaH MxAL-x1 80 eloo h.
BnAS-whest, 81 % Corn, u = lee -.
ars-7o 70 sos = Sssh.
BAaixs-rail. 1 cool So spring. sooi7o
0Ars--4sc = bush.
0Rk1N APrlEs-ou(40Qc.
PosAson-i O0tol 20.
r DUlrM-Common 40s; Choice, A2s.
nsae-43c. s4
LAnD-20c
sRoULpkns-16c p D.
6IDss-23c ,.
Hsns-25c = NJ Sugar Cured do Sc.
Wnl1 BsAxD-Comnon 70 Good, q 2s0kl II praua
Navy. 81 ~
fAfl0w-12c.
BxegVAx-60 sst ssgsss
HAy-Timothy, So GOALS %; baied. 910 q. Rrpar3o
so e00312 o. s4 - =
HDs-Dsy Mint, l21<c DRY salssd, lac;OruAhy. M
pficcs 0rcens I; 0rssA Sheep Rs1ts, u 70 - =.
0EEps--Tfuothy. - 90. E1ax 81 a.
Hocs-es 5otos 20 = 100 Ne gross; II % to IL 50 p
100 Dbs net. -
BsEs CArrrz-&7 is, 10 Is 20 gross.
sassr-s4 90 to es 90 phead.
wec1-Fscsury rub-wsshsd. 100 Geo; Pine Hlsses, 90
Meliuru do, IS u
Far tloss-1l oonstt:
FEAfnD4s-t0c
RAos-sk 70 aye.
ssnlss xSssh, Is 70 Is.
Flour, bhl., - to 81.
do bill, 80 70 3S.
DO Nbbt., (rapevlo.
eAcxs-Wool eacks. 90 . piess
0tp CoPrKs--50t to $50 , D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

~ Dir. Jaeger, whose property il vas
that y burned and endangered, wishes
to e, hes his thanks TO the Rolla aud
You America Fire Companies. and spe-
cials - the latter for a promptnsss and
efficiency which saved The remainder Of
his Property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

CRtsCK ERY STORE ron SALE.
WilhIa the next thirty days . good
ehance via be offered to any person wish
ing TO Engage ia the Crockery and Queens
ware ta>iaess, as have concluded to
pell o. my entire stock At such figures as
viii mike il an object TO dealers, or will
close ,at the complete stock 10 one lot
My object 10 selling out il that l want to
returs 10 Philadelphia.
dec is Ct. MosEs VoGsL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

Coz ARcHEa, Iowa i7rH-SwoRD
PsEsESTArIoH.-Ths Court House Vas
crowded last evening 10 witness the pro
sen,ation Of 4 sword 70 the gallant Lieut..
Col. s. N. Archer Of the lows 18th. The
meeting was presided over b. Capt. Viii
lis, Commander of the Post, and Chaplain
Te,er spted as Secretary. Col Willis 10
behalf Of many citizens, made . mos. ex.
cellent presentation speech and in words
full Of eloquent meaning handed 10 Col.
Archer magnificent sword and belt.
Col. Archer replied briefly, foroibly and
we'll. Both speeches elected the highest
applause. A request was unan mousIy
made that the gentlemen be requested 70
furnish their speeches for publication.
Whea Col. Archer concluded Col Viewer
vas called upon. He declined making
speech -said it wasn't bis forte, and bis
manner Of declining was Ne pretty as =
speech. Col Rankin was called for, aud
vas very happy in brief speech full Of
good things. He gave slight play to bis
imagination and saw esgles perched upon
the shoulders Of Lieut.. Col. Archer, and
stars shining upon the person Of the gal.
liant Col. Viewer We hope his ;msg;u-
iDgs may soon have iounda,ion in accom-.
plished facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13
nAcAN,s M.GroL,A naLm.

HAGANss MAGNOL1A BALM.
This the delightful and extraordinary articls
sves disessSereA II changes th~ burnt face and
hss 10 pessiy <Atfe texture 81 rsyishing beauty in
parting the mss6k parity u ysath. and xe s
ptxranc~ iDfithg = the c1ty b~e " taslsoa- II
tap pisptss ssd rsas the
leaving the eamptxioa sv<h Transparent an5 snonih
II contains eiA injurtoas se skin P.trunizss
by Actresses and Opera Singer Is what every lndy
should htsse. Sold csesy~ here.
Prspsrei " W. =, HAGAx, Troy, NY
Adar. y ali urss r. 10
DENAs BAgxEs co, Nsw York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

The parties In 3. Losis and Cincinnati 10 ksve been
Couneffrstfn9 t6< MustaBg Isimrnf under prstence
propsissorxhp hare heen thoroughly ~stnp-d BY the
coarts To gssrs ssAinst tuEsher inPos ilion, have
pgorursa from thu u. states Treasury; pfvsse steel
plate rtssus ap, which plac-dcse the top Of act
bottle Eae, stamp b<ars tbs fer sfas< my SIG NJ
tur-. and without uhirh lAs nrtiri~ IA Cnas~rief
dangerous aud worthless initiation Exaeaine every hos
tie Thislininent has been ard in xsuf Sos
many years. There hardly hamlet the kaidt
able Globe that oes not contain evidence Of ne wsnsr
fHi effects u j. The b*St szHpepf in the World. Will
its pr Dent imPrs I'd ingredients ;s eArss npon - ass
hen perfectly remarkable nof are keaieA pain
relieved lives sd valuable animals made useful -
untold ills ssuag-d Por cuts bxuiss sptAyss rhe una
item, seliings b:tes euts ress aimed hor<,
&c It Sovereign Remedy that should never te die
pensed WITH II hosld Be 10 every family. Sold by al
Drsggists
oef1t-hv d. BARNES Kew York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

ma 1 he Governor has, BY proclams.
ton, ApP@n'sd Saturday. December 8 LIST,
Is day TO be employed 10 administering
fe'le' 10 soldiers' families. Every COM
mun'ty viii select the method and matter
OF rs prpct eclnes in tho premises. We
no'les t'fal 70 Des Moi1es and elsewhere
ine ell zens are making arrangements to
carry ou' the recommendations Of Gov.
e,one What action : u this community
take? MInistering to The relief Of otbar.
will be fitting close q this year and /,
proper introduction to The yesr Of &C.,.
1865. $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

kathairop is fr,ns the Gfssk word aKathro," or
KaahaO. sgnifs ing 70 eienae resvenatc and RESTORE
This article = What ffs signs6es- For pfrsrvnK
restoring aud besutyins the human hair II Il the most
kakit vss psrtisn IN the world 1t Is again owned
md PCT ~ Are esieinsa pppssetss, snd = sad<
With DE sSesc still - ostatpa wiach enss Il
sals Of osef milton b0siI<s PER annnm.
II - a ,i3hsfui Hair b. tssing
II @rsairaf-s ~ ri aid dsndrrH
II KEGS The head cool and cisan.
1t raskes sh- kssr rich. colt aud glossy
II pfefents ths lar fou falling Cd aud turning gray
ytr~sfpses hair upon bald heads.
Any Lady genrisman ho vsiHe~ beautiful bead Of
hair should L. ms Ksshaircas II IL knwR and
throax houf tie eli1~d world Sold ~ al respectable
dealers. DxNAs BARNES co. Nov York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

* Kr.msr, Irwin ! O., .a,r,. l..
the ssle 81 Slocur1,s aS;a. r.,..s;.-.ps
volsers : The bs,t pi.,of - - 8.
40. l0S Main street. rim. ,s.f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

We shall have sale on Wednesday
mo nlng at 10 o'elp ck, Of China, glass
and SILVER, plated ware Of the fines. des
crIptiqn (aIl of high ccst), consisting ia
pat OF line gold band French China tea
sets, elegant presents alton China cups and
saucers, Freuch China water pitchers,
gold band plates, butter dishes ditto,
Bohe emf 70 glass wine stands, ditto liquor
stands, ditto celery glasses, ditto fruit
stands. salts. Two elegapt large flower
vases, Two silver plated tea-aets, two SUI
perb silver plated water pitchers. syrup
jugs. splendid castors. cups. silver-plated
spoons. forks, tabls.mediam and deasert) },
large walters or tea trays, DC &c.
Lac,et. az Christmas 10 sgaia coming.
We invite JOUR attendance TO the above
sale. and as it is q t our practice 10 in
vite the ladies unle ss We have something
worthy pf their notice We tlast You will
favor US with your presence on this oc
casicn Hows d TYLER.
[2J Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

new xoR8 Money msA
~ fsss-spA.l Nrv fesE' ~ -,
Moaey--Activs q 6D7 psr cant.
gseriing-Quiet At 10ox 80.
ola--Lreguibr and lower. pepng d "a oechn1s
% z335k advaneing 70 zs7. 40 closing = -
O0yefnmsst Stocks-Active and hrmer
us6 SD conpUas le0&. =
80 Treasury l22zS.
St0ck1-Hisher
f.l Wab Is IT Wayne losN: AkT s.; CAN
rex G SCRIP ls0 Isl " Cest m Pc AeIl ZIG
MI c La Efie Us ca lls; aedsve In -.
| lem ~ R.adinG III; NC i3E ~ nsS3E TslsAo 1925
| Il Csst az QnieAsHsa ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

EsovAL.-C. Reneh has moved his
Doot anu shoe shop from Johnson strset
g Man between Second and Third, s~o
doors Y IS. Of Ogden's book store
dst8Hw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

srRSv. I. p. Tstsr will lecture bssors
the Soldiers Christian Association in the
lsctafs room Of Exchange Street Church
this Tuesday evening Association
will meet q six O'Clock and the lecture 70
commence at seven. A are invited g
attend. s. H. JOHNSTON,
Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13
burlington, Uec. AZ.
.Mcssvsl HoreH d Deldplaia:

Itdk outa cross 10 the wires here
at9:30 this dsorning. This cross cut the
Ksokuk end Of the line of 20 that the
operator did not get the report last night
] have discharged my assistsnt. Whoever.
looked this affair, this morning. Il will
not occur again.
JNo. L. WAITE, Manager.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

WIND AID TELEeRAPH WIREs --On
SUNDAY plight we we're informed by Nj
Kinnaman, Telegraph Operator. that tes
wires we're tangled at Burlington aud at
,ributed it to the high wind Of the night
previous. From the following dispatch
from Mr.. Waite, Telegraph Manager Il
Burlington, welearn LAst INSTEAD Of being
from the ELECTS Of the wind storm. it wai
the carelesspess Of the assistant operator
in that city:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

NorIct rr.-Ws sfer 70 the notice 81
the suosipu sale Of Howe = Tyler, on
"wednesday. If YOU have ~ doubts
.ho., III rieAue.s and haodsonensss Of
.hs oood.. 70 and take preliuia .ry sus-
j., t,,ev are arranged upon their coun.
ter, That viii satisfy you and you will
invest surely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-13

DIsfsIcr Counr.-Thc court will con-,
tiuae during this week.
The sentence of the ccurt 10 the case
Of Rockefeller has NOT yet been pro.
nouneed.
We are informed that the noted case OF
Dean l. Co. vs. Marsh u Fort Madison,
went to the jury at 10 o'clock Saturday
might. Ga SAbbatL morning q 4se'cloet
the jury. sealed u vsrdietin favor OF plain
| tifs for almost the entire claim. The
case lasted several days, was 6ercely con.
tested, spd i, involved accounts Of theu-
ca nds Of dollars Mr.. Beck opened fol
plaintifTs-Messrs. Il. Sempls and d. X
Miller followed for defendant. and Mr.
Rankin concluded 10 speech Of fvs
hours for the plaintiffs The afgumon
lasted twelve or thirteen hours. The cas-
vas important, aud pla,usifis were entire
ly vindicsted, IS We are assured BY
listener.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
TIE pREsInENT,S>A

The eloquent address Of the President 10
the arm;e, will be found in another eeip'na.--
1t needs no eulcgy from us its every "'fa -
r~cplete with love and affection for tae brave
devotion that called it forth. 1t rejects equal
honor on him VIII, wrote II, q: on those whose
patriotism prompted 1t. .
|. is the public cfhcial acknowledgment OF
thu Invaluable services rendered by the re-
c~aIis.ing soldiers to the country. Ii speaks
not only for the President, but is the expres-
sion Of the love and gratitude Of every ci'!z-r.
IL is the voice o. the nation returning thanks
70 it's brave defenders--thc grateful homagH"t
Il whole people to their protectors.
|: will be felt not only by the army, but
will End a responsive sympathy in the heart
Of every Confederate. 1t sounds the bnsIH
note of nope and confidence, terminating AID
rcassuring to all the people.
This victory by tho soldiers over sell Is an
example For tho people; they, too, have a victory
to VIVA victory over unrightcous mammon, a
victory Cor their country.
Rad the nob,c aliregs OF tho Ffe-ileut
md earn d similar oGc bJ = like devotion to
rho rause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

His Government 'nlDdo him Agent Of tx
change in the hope that i: will force President
Davis 70 rchahl;tate the Beast az d sotcleG
aud gentleman by holding correspondence
with him. It is a Yankee trick to avoid the
Caput lupiDun.
If it succeeds, we shnll have become mere
sheep ourselves, aud deserve to be hers!ed ny
tbe Wolf, the Beast.