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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

WHEN Mademoiselle Arnault, the ac-
tress, went to visit Voltaire, he said to
her: "Ah, malemoisl lie, am eighty-four
years old, and have committed as many
fooleries." "Quite a tritie," replied the
actress; 81 am only forty, and have COM
mitted thousand"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
For the North Iowa Times.
What Would our Mother Think
BY KATR AULD.

What would our mother think, brother?
Our mother, long since dead;
With the withered leaves of many year
Piled o er her loving head.
Would she were here to share our joyl
Would she were here to bless
Thy youthful bride, and welcome her
With mothers fond caress.
What would our mother think, brother,
To see thy loving bride
The one whom thou hast vowed to keep
Forever by thy sde'
Would she might read the happy soul
Ofthins own cherished wife;
A mothers fondest blessings, then,
Would crown thy love through life!
What would our mother think, brother,
To SEQ her youngest SON.
But mere child, prattling boy,
When her course Of life was run
A happy, blest and honest man,
And proud to call his "wife'
The only one in all the world
Loved dearer than his life!
" MAJ WOulu our tflluk, DIOtueEs
To see that happy smile
Upon the sunny face you love,
The darling of her child
happy man, indeed, art thou,:
To claim thine own, for life,
Such beauty, grace and innocence,
Thine own, beloved wife
What would our mother think, brother!
But stop i--'swhat would she think ~
:. Has Deaths cold clasp divided US,
And severed every link
That bound us to our mother? Oh,
Can she, who loved us SO,
Not see Us in our happiness,
Or all our SORROWS know!
What may our mother think, brother
Our mother, up on high
If she, indeed, can see our JOY,
Or hear each tender sigh
What does she think, il now, indeed,
Our joy ascends above'
Oh !! she will in our gladncss join,
And bless thy holy love!
March goth, 1864.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

1t was Dow Jr.. sacred be his memory, i,
who said that "life is a country dance; down
outside and back tread on the corns of
your neighbor; poke your nose every way !;
all hands round; right and left Bob your
cocoanut the figure is ended. Time hangs
up the fiddle, and death puts out the
ligbts,n ssr.'. .... . XIX.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

Operations in Virginia will commence
much sooner than many suppose. General
Grant will not waste time in reviews, but,
as soon as he obtains knowledge of the
material with which he is to operate, will
make his offensive movements promptly.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

IT was Gently estimated by one in
position to know, that the number of men
on the army rolls is 100000. About one
hundred thousand Of them are invalids
and negroes not set down as available for
field duty.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
STATE OF IOWA.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March 10th, '64.
GENERAL ORDERS NOS.
l. In consideration of the present con-
dition Of the recruiting service and the pro.
clamation Of the President of the United
States for draft for 5000 men in April,
General Orders No. 4, Current SERIES ol
this Department are hereby revoked, and
no more recruiting commissions will be
issued under said General Orders No. 4.
III. All commissions heretofore issued,
under said General Orders No. 4, will ex.
pire April lst, 1864.
By order Of Communicating chief.
.. N B. BAKER, A. G. Of Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

SUBSTITUTES for drafted men, in some
places, demand enormous prices. Prentice
suggests that the more man charges for
going into the army, the less charging he
will be disposed to do after he gets in.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

AN afflicted husband was returning from
the funeral Of his wife, when friend ask
ed him how he felt "Well," said he, pa
thetically, think feel the better for that
little walk" .r..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

"Boy! did you let off that gun9" ex-
claimed an enraged schoolmaster. ayes,
MASTER" swell. what do you think l will
do to your" "Why, let sas off,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

A ROMANTIC RoBBER.-ln Memphis.
Tenn, one night lately, lady was arous,
from her sleep by feeling the weight of
mans hand pressed so firmly upon h +
mouth that she could make no noise. On
looking at her aSSaulter, she saw a man
dressed in cloak and cap, and havirga
curtain of black silk, with eye holes in it,
hung over his face. A companion was
pre- esSing a sponge, saturated with chlOrO-
form, to the nose and mouth Of her hus.
band, rendering him helpless and uncon-
scious. Upon promising she would be
quiet, her mouth was released. Then the
man, in the politest manner imaginable,
apologized fer his intrusion, and the sad
necessity that drove him to this rude way
Of raising loan. lie would trouble her,
he said, for her jewelry and money, and
any small articles Of plate that might be
handy. His accomplice soon rummaged
the house, picking up the valuablcs he
could find, leaving the polished villain to
watch the lady and prevented her from
raising the house. After the various arti.
cles we secured, he drew a couple Of dia-
mond rings from her fingers, compliment.
ing her upon the beauty Of her hand, and
finally imp,nting kiss lightly upon her
bed in this manner-that is, charming for
the ladies, but rough on the husband, for
the scamps carried CT some five hundred
dollars worth Of property.
TIE following spicy article is from the
pen Of the editress of the Boston Olire
Branch, in reply to letter from Nashville
Tenn. enquiring whether some .ftmale PRINT
ers could DC induced to 60 to Nashville:
EVERY girl in Boston who is old enough
to work in printing office, or any other
office, has lover whom she would be Just
as likely to trade off for a Tennessee article
as she would swop him off for . grizzly
bear The idea ef Boston girl, who goes
to operas, patronizes Julien's concerts,
waltzes once week. eats ice cream, rides
in the omnibus, wears satin slippers, and
sometimes kisses the editor, going to Ten
neSsee, excep, she s6es as the wife Of one
of your first class citizens, editors except
ed) is truly ridiculous. Would not girl
in nice silk dress, lace pantalettes, and
shiny gaiter boots, look well trudging
through the mud and mire of Nashville to
an old root of a printing Office, the walls of
which are all covered with posters Offering
rewards for runaway niggers, while in one
corner Of the room two old darkies are
Jerking away at an old Ramage press, and
in the other the editor is squirting tobacco
Juice all over the floor? Would't she be
in nice fix when the editor and some
great brute of a fellow whom he had Offend
ed, got to playing at the game of shooting
their revolvers across the Office, at each
others heads. Who would make the fire
when the devil had run of and the editor
was drunk? Who would 60 home with
her dark nights?
Who'd take her out to ride Saturday af-
ternoons and 60 to church with her on
Sunday? No, sir-a Boston girl wouldn't
go to Tennessee for love or money! She
can get enough OF both nearer home"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
For the North Iowa Times.
THE SCHOOL GIRLS WISH.

For the North Iowa Times
THE SCHOOL GIRLS WISH.
wish were n poetess,
So have often thought
But Ah my oft attempts at such
Were madly set at naught
Howe'er SO we'll my words I chose,
Howe'er so good my rhyming,
find there's something wanting still,
And that is in the time-ng.
I'll could time as we'll as rhyme,
You easily might guess
'Twould not be long ere you would lind
am poetess.
Correct and publish in the TIMES,
If twill not you distress
Pray don't tell who sent. you these lines,
In such bomespun dress.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06
McGrrgor, xarch 2l, 1868.

The above 'piccc," as Artemas Ward says, was
written by little school girl, who has just much
right to correspond with paper member Of
Congress-. We like to encourage young talent, and
the girls and boys of city and country hereby
sured that they shall have all the aid We give
them. Don't be afraid to write to u.s.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-06

YOUNG women should set good exam
pies, for young men are all following them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
From THE UE1FEl STATES.

We oantrue our sxIscrS from late Northern papers
Tho Valley AMY correspondent OF the New York
7iass writing from shsridana army on ths 10 b, ssys
thsl ,rT was en- the sreat TO aunton on that daJ
Laior NOrhsrn news Of the 10 b, how uerS published
in this mornings WAgl pat this story to rest with the
aiorason that General Early wa reinforced and Was
o,sparin Z to move sgliust Sheridan. Writing Of cen.
EARNS Myth, the correspondent holds the following
language: 49,. ..,e.IgL.a.k
Ia nv despatch Of ysssrday stated that the strength
Of Earys force was estimated at about twenty thousand
Il vas greater BE bad not less than from twenty-five
thouSand 70 thirty thousand mea Of ell arms OF the
ssrVlce, Several thoulAnd Of bic men we're unsEnsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

one Of the SoilleFs oonstantly sDtAgsd In onEylns
aeeatusr supplies of fuel to 0sntFel meriosr ports Pa
mama, Acapulco, Sal Juan del Sur and S,D Francisco.
Ultimately the Jirators hoped 10 fOilow mp their
success by procsed g. in the Guatemala, 10 the coast
Of Northern OaorLia and there making araid against
Ben Hsllodsys limo of steamers, between San ffaucis-
co, Oregon and British Columbia.
Fortunately, the fchems was discovered Dy some
nsanp aud We prstuue information must have been
seut d rect from Havana 10 the iitbmus 10 nhie to
Illustrate she execution We bear, on private authority
fom Parama that the parties known 20 bs Implicated
we're all tere AM AspinWal az late as the AN oil
this mouth and known to the United States Coh'
sus Al both placer TO the commanders OF the Panama
Railroad Company steamers, and TO the United StAtes
naval commander in the port OF Panama. Is appears
that the desperGdoes arrived too late Tor the
a porH8n Of the havirg gone 10 Aipinuail via 81
Thomas.
The Guatemala sailed on the 26th Of October. The
nsxt Panama dlroad steamer for Central American
ports was the Salvador to sail on the 10 instr ana ~
was understood at Panama that the prAIca party we're
TO take passage In her. II they did SO, they were
oromuty ares cd after their arrival board syery
arrangement having been made for that purpose
Nothing can have prevented their capture probably,
unless the fact shall have leaked out at Panama that
they we're sus pected u which event. of course, they
would not b, likely to place themselves under the
American Asg, where their seizure would % hee nom
interAatio ial embarrassment
Easter dcgg ,omstimss called Egerton We uuder-
stand l. naive of BAdn ore who has lived somstime
Ia New Orl ans. His CHIEF officer is man named
Bradsh w. Who claims 70 have once been commander
Of the Gastemals. Edward J. NorVle, native OF
B j. more, but now If Mobile, Is Hogg's Master;
" am Blsct. Of New Orleans, 10 Pureer; EtWaru
SW. a. Of New Orleans, MidshpmAn; TOopss Reynolds,
of New @. Leans, hHstet's Mate; John fiddle dia'
smith) lie Engineer; Timothy 0Grady and George
Marsh, Of New York, are Gu rtermAsters, and among
the crew sre Robert Lyeks, and men BY the came OF
Higgns, stoddafd and Sullivan. we nope 70 hesr, y
the exs srrval from the hmua, that all the above
named rites, and some whose names We have not
given are safe on board American cruiser al Panama
uuisss, udesd, thty arrive here in charge OF United
States officers, simultaneously with The anntu1oement
Of their capture. -s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

RAuRoLD DEsFSorED-Ws regret to learn that the
recent foods have 90 SsOusy damaged the Montgomery
aud Mobile Railroad beloW Pollard, 10 render the
resumption OF travel over ii for some time an mpossi
blRJ The company will put heavy fOrCs at work at
once 10 repair thu line as speedily az possible.
The Mobile Tribune Of the IIth states that very
heavy rains had fallen all through the upper country,
mare particularly 10 the lower part, along the rOmbs-
bee river The creeks ca 20 have risen some tan
to twelve feet higher than ever before const qusny
the ID sr country is flooded.
Three land sides occurred at the GuuSoat landing,
killing one man "a blacksmith fIOn New Orleans, BY
ths uams Of Peter E,PinArde) destroyed small boat
h9use aud did other damage.
Fhs salt Works in Clarke county, Ala, are said to
have sufssd severely Many OF than will not be sbls
rsssms operations foz some Eeeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
rHR CITY.


NAYoK's couRE- In ihis Court, yesterday, Solomon,
ulaye Of Mts r.. Nslsop and Lewis, slave Of MeKin
nsy L Dupuy, we're charged With stealing watch from
A. T. PEBBLES Il seems 8, lomon, under threat of
DO ,ng had confessed tina. he stole the watch and gave
IL 70 Lewis, but Lewis swore he knew nothing about It.
The Mayor ruled out SOomon's oonfes,ioD, 1t having
been induced BY threat Officer Or Tin stated that
Lewis kept shop in Pink Alley, and vas deserter
from the batteries. Lewis said al the other boys were
running If 10 the Yankees and be preferred to run
back TO bis master. The negroes were 'set back"
Jsny Dunnavant an cid paupsr from the poor house,
va, charged with selling quor without license. No
.nesses sppeHrsd. Toe police stated that the cOm-
plant be been made by female pAuper named Betsy
Al Her with whom the accused had been living in
innate terms and with whom he had rtcsn ly quarreed
r. case was dismissed.
Paul Gar gsryd, Italian youth, who keeps an apple
ssl on lain street, near the Treasury Building, va.
arged with slabblng Ed. j. GsnTy, a free negro
boy 1t appeared that the negro went to the stall ct
the accused ard annoyed him and refused to go way
70 get rid Of him, accused made flourish at him with
knife nearlys yard long, and bJ ACCIDENT inflicted
irht wound in bic left arm The case was dismissed.
The negro from some csuss did not come 10 court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
4RE NEWS
vglr MIssIssIFPI Is DoTSs,

VIII IIstIesIFFt 70 L04'N-
NotHi,bsssntisE the eDs1y nas eFeirDn HHS Iial-
dsFsd gl,s: portion Of ssisaPPr the STATE Is silA
sb, u send large quantities Of provisions 70 'he army
TIE Clarion InfSrus Us that during the year ending
sspssmber Ist 1854, M'jOr DlnsrOa aud his agents
eOIlso.sd and impressed in the Safe and @nt % the
Essuy 5000 had Of bssySs, 1900 bad eg e's''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
{ CNAW41s an jan.

I'1lK following negroes have been committed
l. 10 the OIIy JlD, ru:awsys, VI:
AMOS conr,ted May H. 1884, property Of Frank H.
WEIa IN gatiaoTe pants and rrey jlcfe h
sbcut yes oli iett gh- snd has ccmrItmept
he a Tfe3ffeo pesrstu s. aud oss hirief Amos
RoIrs n
c,TFAusE, snail pirl, committed Rep H. 1894 had On
rbrged GOTTEN dress about 20 years DID, sbu lei h,sb
AMI hiset says she bgs TO Bavin Srehs Of CheSsidsId
county -
Johp Jaws Charles CITY couHty-hEd checked econ
oyes,,is is years back, a6cus feet MGR
liza conIaie Get a. 1884, belonging 10 Vim Tenn. a,
Richmond sSys she belongs biz Wade had On r,,
dIes Is about 10 oidblsck, and about feet hgh
Of the sbsye slaves 10 re forua,a
rreye ovnsrhp and charges hey viii b. sod
TO l1x fH0S Q. DUDLEY
oe0o--"S~. ssrer nity Einhnons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

$500 BEWARD.
d ANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday
night the 9th Of October negro girl MARY. MARY
bought OF Mess Lee Bowman Of Richmond, and had been
brought Ysnceyve North Carolina, about one nth sgo
where living six with Mr. A A Nit
shen Her husband drives saigon Ia FsnSsyvIe She vac
raised by Mr. Henry Davis OF Prince Edward, aspect de-
pot where good msny relatives Mary trying 10 get
back North olna viii stay awhile al OF near Mr. Ds
Wis., doubt will travel forged pass Enc Is bright
muaito spare made 10 twenty old medium height and
full Of hair with very feminine voce-sltogether very
likely girl ~
viii give rswatd Of ave hundred dollars l5O0 for
her delivery and pay all travelling expenses i've hun
dred dol ara II put in some jail 90 can get her.
R0BT. 7. GOODMAN,
dIrna nnriaT 2 90 ni 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
r1LnaRAPHIO.
FROM Fast TENNESSEE.

FROM EAST TN NESSEE.
BEIsroL, Nov 2l.-It ia reported here that fight
took place to-day at Strawberry Pains. in which three
hundred negroes were killed. M cfH,ial news has
been rec, i7ed, and tho report may be considered
doubtful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

RFALsI ALAlM-AbouL nine OclO'k k, this morning, q
false alarm OF FIRE was raised. The bells rurg the fre
men rushed around With their u nbering upparsus but
nothing more than q smoking chimney could be found.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

Esssssrss. vEsss pApSn are zartsd VIA Ssis wi
Saaas ,As Asz sSrs Or E1sssrDaon sboSto ssfH" ~ -
-, sr,..,sfy n asy Uasa tnAE papsrs s5nAaasA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
INSPECTION NOrICRi


A LII PERSONS In FOURTH CONGRESS
IA SIGNAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. hoi'iug certificates
efperaansn. ds.6y and sh'se assigned 10 hight duty
Petersburg my once STREET, November l4th aud
Prince George county, al my street. rssr.burs
NoVembs l1th glD- f
Chesterfield county, Chesterfield House, November
18th And 18Th.
DnWddis county at Dn-lids Houss November 2st
NottoWay county houosA court House, November 28
Amelia county, Amelia court House, November Gath.
Cumberland county, ~ cunbssiAnd Court Hous November
26th. \
PowhAsn county, 81 P0whAtan osu House, November
ooohlAnd county Gooehand Court Hou November 29b
1854 Inspection OF Par 6en ordsts No.
Adj and lnIpr GenIs Once current series
Prompt ompliance with this notice h expected, and
son persons fA TO do eIeep. hon Sickness
unavoidable S In each be TO BY
guard and eeIsminaton by edics Examining
Board.
Persons prevented from reporting above ordered
Of will forward the lnTolng 0eer OF their
the certificate OF their attending clAn cs
ing their disability IL extent Ac, TO be trAbsmsd this o.
doe.
The attention OF Enrolling ooerI called this order,
their active %. operation requested. }. l. HEArH,
Lieut. and lnspr oonieript ion AN ooLs Dat.
m lA--dtQoth T-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

Etaas-DAlI. ysaEa ~ "a -suin'' go '-''s @'A'-s
SIS. Fof : lsls psh.d ~ pu GonAh
Eal WHskLE, ysII, eGs ~ nesAas' %. - '-''~S--
rleclvai for Les thaH ~ DSnGeL
KSaIaaaess a rsk . - SsssSFisS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

ADMINISTRATORS sALE-OR
LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN ms OOUsTY OF LOnIsA
ON THURSDAY, the Gath inst, if fair, if not,
" the day thereafter will sell at publ sncton, on
the Hanover fm shich Nils oa'
one Harnsy lately led containing 40 Of snd with
comfortable dwelling and ell toe personal property on SAID ~
except e nesrOes- q kPlLMAH,
uo2l-2 Adm with Annexed
% NRGROKS for sale at Amelia Court House.
90 On Thursday, the cath Of November, Amelia ooun
House that being cOuu day shall s 10 the highest BIDDER,
for cash, 2s hegTo,s IN families.
noqs-5t. T. RUPPN, Js
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

DIAPER, Salt, Printers Ink, d..
J. 4 800 reamI English Note Paper,
9l4 Tags Virginia talt,
l0O lbs Print RAJ Ina,
H 100 lbs. Bacon,
County Cheese,
hrkin kell Butter,
u bills Green Apes. In good order,
II bbls, Chesnuts.
For by GEORGE BAGsY, .
e.. a.. Cd. Commission Mar chant,
nois- So III Carr street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

DELICIOUS CONVENTION.-Th AN
IL NUAL CONVENTION OF THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIsr
In this sste, postponed the Sd instant ~, held al
LOUISA COURT HOUSE the URsDAY before the
SUNDAY monlh general attendance urged
x please prepare their reports presently
don. 1HJhAB A. OkENSHAW, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

oonscrlris, whom be hoped 10 arm With ssputed aus
kets. He did not hAve much artillery.
With $4,000 men on the l6Ib, together With the re-
Inducements that no Is stated by Northern papers Oh
the Ish to have received, old Jubal will be 10 fs
wsy to- settls" " 0avalry Sheridan" when be moves
against him Il would also oonduce to the safety ol
the Yankee army to guard eganst Ehose "seVsfa thou
sand uuarm, conscripts" who "folloW the drum TO
Hscsdou"
EIwtPIPIR sPEoULATIoHs N naARp TO SHitAA"'
In the absence Of anything positive concerning sner
mar and his true dsslaton, the Northern papers coll
tnus 6ed with speCuationR more or esa absurd upon
his movements. In this connection, We sueJoia the
following merely promising that the figure gwen the
numbers OF sherman's army is not borne out BY any
existing knowledge and that the Yankee papers are
either wifuy incorporating facts or are egregouAy
deceived as to the strength of the movement:
IRON The Chicago Tribune. Nov. l6ih .s
TIE FoaoH UEDHR sHEAMAH-HIs AMY $4,000 STRONG
A gentleman from shermsns heae quarters al ng-
atom Ca saws that Gen. Sherman is by this time son
distance or the war path. His army consists Of the
Fourteenth Corps Gen. JEFF. O. Davis,
Tenth Corps, Gen. 0Stsrnaus,
Seventeenth Corp, Gen. Blair,
Twentieth OOrps, Gen. ocnm.
These. with Is 900 under Fitzpatrick and brigade o
artillery make a full force Of about $4,000 mel,
snaDadlv tooipped and supplied with every appliance
Of war. All tho public buildings, depor, manuhc0"
Iiss a. in Atlanta are rendered worthless, aud the
railroads north and south of tue city, and all surround
4 defensive works destroyed. There 10 TO be M turn.
pS baek and nothing lst behind Of value TO the en-
envy. ..f-.l'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE X. r CO.
November IL 1864 !
CTOCKHOLDER'S MEETlNG.-Th next
~ snaul meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rchmona ana
anyna Railroad Ooupsny gill be held Ia this city I'd "ADNhe
Day necembeT ii 1858 az " O'clock NJ, IT the once Of the
old Dominion Insurance COMPANY.
no l4--eodkdm J. d. BLAlk, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
FOR SALE Or RENT.

REMOVAL.
THOS. NJ. ALTRIBNp, Agent OF tie Jefferson
In,urancs Company Of seoItEvIle Va, hason PIest
j. Tyler stcy. has removed 10 ia Main north
Side Sd door Of GOveranr street. ga uory and nearly op
poste dispatch Newspaper once, where he Is prepared
inaare against by favorable terms. no19-Ss
GTULEN-On the night of the 18th, one
~ creamcocu7Gd HORSE, white 'ud tall right
eye left knes, hind legI bear he msIks Of he
viii sve 600 reward for the horse and aa5O for tn, thief
o. d. GRANT,
no,9 pc Military Teieg sph Once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
GEN. GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

We learn from the Baltimore American that our
U ysas arrived IN the monumental city on Friday last
en- route Tor Burlington, j, where his family are
scjouruiug. Among tho CfiOsrs accompanying him
vsre Major General Ingalls, Colonel PiIksn, Colonel
Kto Lieutenant OOlonol OOmstOck, Lieutenant Colonel
BIdsa, Major d. l.. BeCkSiIh aud others. Some OF
these proceeded TO New Jersey with him. Whilo in
Baltimore the Gslsral vas the guest OF Colonel OOls-
man, Of the E4.AW HOuss The presumption Is, thai
the rain and tho absence If the Commanding General
ui prevent &C i've movements the pTt Of the YAl-
Eses IN thia quarter for some days to come.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

I O5T-0n Friday even ng last, Gold Ring.
~ Boodstoue yaregHttd; arms, thrfe sing' two and
crest demon rampant motto 4rte vel usite." Tie andeI
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