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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13
Oct. 21, Is63.-sm.

BELLS SPECIFIC PlLLS--Warra:ed
in all eases. Can be relied onl Never faia
TO cure Do not nauseate Are speedy
in action No change of diet re quired =
Do not interfere, with business pursuits
Can be used without detection Upward
of 200 curesihe past month-ons of them
very severe cases. Over one hundred ply
sicians have used the IN in their practice,
and all speak well OF their efficacy, and aP-
prove their corn position, which is entirely
vegetable, and harmless or the system
Hundreds ot.ceni ificaies can be shown.
BeIps Specific Pills are the original and
only genuine Specific Pill. They are
sdapted for male and female old or Young,
and the only rrliabIe remedy for effecting
permanent and ,,eedy cure in all cases
Sperma,orrtea, or Seminal Weakness, with
ell lila train Of eriis. such as UreihraI and
Vaginal Discharges, the whites, nightly or
Involuntary Emissions. Incontine nee, GEM
tai Debility and IrritabIliiy Impotence
biliiy, &c, all of which arise principalls
from Sexuel Excesses or seIf-abnse, o.
some constitutional arrangement, and in
capacitates the sufferer from fulfilling the
duties Of married life. In all sexnaI dis
eases, Gononhea, Geet and Structures, and
in Diseases OF the Bidder and Kidneys,
they act as charm! Relief is expert
enced by taking single box.
Sold by all the principal druggists. Price
81.
They will be sent by mail, securely seal
ed, and co8fidenrIally, on receipt OF the
money. by j. BRYAN M D.
No 76 Cedar street, New York.
Conaulting Physicians for the treatment Of
Seminal, Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous
Diseases, who will send, free TO all, the
following valuable work, in sealed en-
yeiope':
THE FIFTIETH THOUSAD -DR.
BELLS TREATISE on self-abuse, Prema-
ture decay, i'm mpoience< and loss of power,
sexuaI diseases, seminal weakness, nightly
emissions, genital debiilly, &c !, &C., a
pamphlet OF 81 pages, containing impor-
iant advice TO The afflicted, and which
should be- read by sevefy sufferer, "a the
means Of cure in the ssverest stages is
plainly set forth. Two stamps required to
pay postage
= Nov. IS, 1ss3-1v-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13

A young convert got up in church, and
was making his confession somewhat alter
this SORT Il have been wicked, indsed [
have have cheated many persons, very
many-out | will restore tour fold," when
he was snappishly interrupted by an old
lady. who said -" "WeI should think be-
fore You confess much you'd better marry
Nancy Spriggins, as you agreed to-"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13

IMPoRrANr71o LADlEs.-Ir. Har-
vey's Female Pulls have never ye, failed in
'rsnov'ng difficulties Arising rom obstruc-
lion, or stopPage of nature, or IN restoring
The syste m 10 perfect health when suffer
ing from spiral affections, proI'ipsus, U,eri,
the whites, OF other weakness OF the u,er-
inc organs. The pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13
A FORTUNE FOR ALI
EITHER MEN OR WOMEN

NO HUMBUG, bs, an ENTIRELY NEW
thing. Only three months in this country.
No clap-trap operation TO gull the public,
hui genuine money making thing Read
The Circular of instruction once only, and
you will understand II perfectly. A Lady
has lust wriuen'to 10 me that she is making
as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYSl giving instructions in This art.
Thousands OF Soldiers are making money
rapidly at IL. 7, is thing that takes beuer
than anything ever offered You can
make money with it no me or sbroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, aud in the
country or city. You will be pleased in
pursuing ii, not only becausei; will yield
handsome income, bat also in conse-
buence Of the general admiration which it
elici,s. Its pretty. much all profit. "A
mere uife is necessary TO start with,
There is scarcely one person ost Of
thousands who ever pays any attention 10
advertisements of this kind, thinking they
are humbues. Consequently those who do
send for instructions will have a broad
heid 10 make money m. There rs class
OF persons in this world who would think
har because they have been humbugged
out OF doIlsr or 80, that everything that
as aGver,ised is humbug. Consequently
he iry no more. The person who suc-
ceeds is the one that keeps on trying unil,
he HIS something that pays him.
This art cost me ons thousand dollars
and expect 10 make money out Of i,-and
I'll who purchase the art OF me will do the
same. One Dollar sent to me will insure
he prompt return Of card of Instructions
in the arI. The money wN te returned 10
those not s0f1gied.
Address WALTER T. TINSLEY,
No. ! Park Place, New York.
Oct o. 1Q6o -<m
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13

Bishop Morris, of the Methodist Episeo-
pa Church, thus sums up his ministerial
Iabors 70! The last fifty years; Sermons
preached. 1900 miles travelled, 2oa 600;
ANNUAL Conferences presided at 2o7 prea-
chers ordained. 5000; preachers . ar'Soinisd
10 their work, 900.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-07-13

When your vile begins 10 scold, lei her
have it out. Put your feet ny closily over
the fireplace, lolI back in your chair. light
one of your best cigars, and Jet The storm
rage. Say nothing, do nothing, know
nothing.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-24
Surgeon Generals Office,
RALEIGH, N. c., April 81, |


propose to establish in the city of Raleigh manu-
factory for ARTIFICIAL .LIMBS.s 81.
The object of this enterprise is TO supply these use
full articles to all soldiers from this State who have
been mag be- MANNED in the service asto require
them. a-M
Privates and non commissioned officers will be fur
nished gratuitously. Commissioned officers VIII be
charged tie actual cost.
Disabled soldiers requested to correspond with
the undersigned giving name, regiment rank, locality
ofampuation andthe precise measurement of the re-
naming member
wish to employ number of competent mechanics
for the above named purpose All such invited to
communicate Immediately with THIS Office.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General of North Carolina.
May 2,-1S64 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-24
DISABLED SOLDIERS.

All young men in the county of MeckienouTg, Wno'
from service in the army have been rendered physical
ly incapable of making support, ana "ho nav "ot
heretofore had the advantages Of education, sufficient
to qualify them for BUSINESS, BY applying to me, VIII
have their tuition given them at my expense la the
best schools in the county. This oner VIII not con
ict with the Iaudabe efforts of the Rev Dr. Deems III
behalf Of the orphans OF deceased soldiers
W Nh % t 1ocI I'm j. A. FOX.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-24
Cotton Cards.

As county Agent, have 300 more par: 'ot,eh
Cards for sale to soldiers families and others IN need.
Anv one having old card backs to spare will please
leave them at Byerlys store as wish to purchase
them p" an =, $3.50 4
May ., 1854 Agent for peskienourg CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

e. BLAoKBHaafrs On BIcoDs--A few-1 a1e
ago o. lnnmber Of four soldiers yhe had
grown tired Of isastivity in camp, with
no 6slds Of ripe, delicious bleckbefries to
appease their cravings, took their guns
and sailed forth on an exploring expsdi-
ton into the enemy's country, in search
Of these delicaciss and 'Johnny Reb. -
Boldly striking out in skirmish hoe, with
pals and guns, the boys proceeded half q
mile ere they found berry patch in which
rebel cavalrymen were foraging. A few
well-aimed shots scattered the rebels e
the four winds, leaving the Yanks in pos
session of the field. When all had been
stripped from the bushes, another advance
was made, until another field was found
when the same formula was gone through
Thus the enemy was driven mile and
half, DESERVING their pals of berries, ane
our daring berry hunters returned to csml
with their pals filled and a few prisoners
as their trophies.-[Atlants Cor. Gin
Commercial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

HiRIer. 81 r., %. 4, sd nIInU|s
Shuts George, 90. /, seth
Taylor, ]. B., 90. F. 112th /" s
Taylor Thomas, co.. B, 68th !"
! Wickenhem, J. Al sorpotG, 90. G,
Walker Jsnag, Sergeant. -. p, 45tl
Illinois. s
Wnh T. F.. 81 3, tsth Illinois
Wood, L1aherD D.. Go. G, 4th Is
WagonsI, Joka r ), musician co 3. 9th
Illinois.
Zunt, Eilss Z, u. =, 5ist Illinois. .
Zimmerman, G. P, co. A, SD Ills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01


RAJ List of soldiers admitted into the
United States General Hospitals Keokuk,
Iowa. July 2Sth. 1864. as furnished US
by Steward Johnston:
Allison. j. NJ, corporal. company l,
1ilth Illinois infantry
Angelo. b. a., company B, eth Ills.
Atkins Charles. company F, SD Ills.
Arndt Martin, company b, 89d His.
Bay. Geo. W., corporal, company G,
199th Illinois.
Barrett, VIM. o, company G, 10th
Illinois.
Bollis, D. W., company D, 34th Ills.
Boyd. John s. company F, saith Ills.
Brady, Bernard D., sergeant, company
G, Gath Illinois.
Blaine, d. w. company E, Goth Illinois.
Campbell, j. B., company B, Seth H.
linois.
Carl, Goliah, company c, 5lst Illinois
Chapman, Asa, company K, 59th H.
linois
Cooper, VIM, company A, 89th Ills
Carson, Isaac, company +, l02d Ills
Davis, David, company B, Goth Ills
Douglass, james, company H, Tooth
Illinois.
Entwhistle Thomas. company c, 9th
Illinois ~
Furst BARNARD, company e, 44,h Ills.
Flynn, Patrick, company c, 9th Ills.
:. Flanagan. John, company B, 18th ILL.,
linois cavalry.
Gerham. Irwin, company A, 64th Illi-
hnois infantry.
Harbaugh, Charles, company E, 57th
Illinois.
Harrison. Peter, company H, S7th
Illinois.
Hogan, Edward. corporal, company F,
55,h Illinois :
Hawood, Nelson, company B. s5th
Illinois.
Hartman, John A, company |, seth
Illinois
Hlldebrand, Henry, CO. K,74th Illinois.
Horton james, sergeant, CO. H, 87th
Illinois.
Hawes Moses, co. E, 1o5th Illinois.
Hendricks VIM, sergeant major, 18th
Illinois.
Herbert Patrick, sergeant. co. A, SD
Illinois.
Hall James, co d, 18th Illinois.
HIrse Henry, sergeant, CO. l, 26th H.
hnois.
Hummel VIM, sergeant. co. B, lO3d
Illinois.
Hoover Nicholas, co. /, 42d Illinois.
h'crStead John l., co. q, 5lst Illinois.
james John, co. l, SD Illinois.
johnson John, co. l, SD
as kinmau Martin Y, co. H,7sth Illinois.
kenin John, co. Z, Goth Illinois.
Riser ErusL 60. 7, l04th q"
Lfley, Isaac c. co. B, 26th Illinois.
lee. Charles II, CO. H, 18th !"
Lsmb Nathan, co. c, Goth
49,. Lindsey, Samuel H., sergeant, CO. B,
seth Illinois. -
Large Oliver, CO. b, Goth Illinois.
Lerebke Henry, corporal, CO. G. 8ea
Illinois ~
Mallory, John W., co. 4, 10th Illinois.
Morris. David p, co. I, 18th q -
Meyer Charles, CO B, seth q
Mckarny Nm. CO. Z, sSth |"
Me chimney Charles, co. G, lllth /"
-, Mcdonald Alvah, sergeant, co. E, 42d
Illinois.
Mallory, E, F.. co. l, lO4th Illiusis.
o'enaorf Henry, GO. @, 38th, !"
odsii, Isaac W. CO. e, 5oth IS
Ogden. David F., co. g, nth e =
Obeleg. Andrew p, 90. I, SID e
Pile, John j., musician, CO. H. l11.h
Illinois.
Ryan, Alexander H., sergeant, 60. @.
9Th Illinois. 80,
Robinson. James H., 90. D, 34th Ills
Roberts, VIM. H.. 90. II, 7oth Ill;no;.
Scott Daniel, 90. n, 65th Illinois
Scott Thomas, sergeant, co. 9, 85th
Illinois.
Sproass David, 20. g, 69sh Iliacia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

There are now FIVE radical papers
10 this judicial District The 1sTrus
Flag" at Ale xandrin, tho "Depocrst,' at
Memphis, "Patriot" at Kirksville, INA.
tional American" at LAGRANGE, "Herald"
at Edna, and these papers are all in a
Furnishing condition. In the sane Dis-
trict there is but one poor, miserable,
lousy, wretchcd rebel. copperhead con-
servative organ. the "Press," at Canton,
whose editor. although Pennsyivaniss.
is a Southern Methodist preacher, aod
whose sympathies are altogether, With the
rebels, and who served a term 10 prison
last year FOR his disloyal practices. 1.-THE
"Press" was edited By a Southern man
whom the reeeis could have cohfidsncs 10,
it would, no doubt, do thriving bust
ness, with what support the CONSERVATIVES
Of LaGrange give it.--LaGrange Ameri-
can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01


.szoG pLa Tgc~ sE0js- z
AS the Phoenix racx from the ashes Wits ARE anIat-
= With Now fesodDes this Elixir rusenAte the sys
ten and overrofne dissass
AD1hs Re3ayenstfne Elixir H. me tssuIt u modern
discoveries In thu sststabe hn9dsD; being enfeIy
new and abstract method Of cure, IRRESPECTIVE 81 All the
old md worn-out systems azlS s4sHt5
Ahis medicane has been tested By ths most eminent
medical men n the day, snd by them pron6unced ~ be
orr a tho ereaxsst medical discoveries a. ths So
| sA.0ne bottle will cure general Debility.
eN- "A fsw d8s1s eufSs Hystesics In females
~ Que bottle cures paiiftation Of the Heart
sH-ffom ono 10 three bottles restores The naniiuess
| and full viEcr or ynnthpas a##
Hr-A few doses restores the appetite.
4s-Three bottles cure the most case Of Impotency.
RIA lew d0eA cnre the low spirited
| NA-0ne bottle restores mental power.
VA few doses bring the 10 the cheek.
tH-TMs medicine restores TO manly vgor and robust
health the poor debtsted worn-down and despairius
A1fhe iistess enervated youth, the oves-taske man
Of business the victim Of nervous depression the indi
vidnai suffering from general dehy, viii IN Ind i'm
.sale se9 s.nss' feef " shs use q this Elixir o
A1Pric q per bottle ~ shrse hotties for q and for
wAd BY Express on receipt OF money 10 any address
All such orders rnnst be sent 10 G. A. cOUK CHICAGO
% General A9ent for the West.
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, PINCH FULLER
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists eFssyuhere
C - COOK EhbAKo General Ag~nt Eor The States O
Illinois, lows, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
DR. w. b. mERWIN L CO.,.
soIH PRosKrFroEs,
4 No. 50 Liberty street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01

TOR SALh-The Cottage Brick Dwell
Il Ing House GA Morgan street, stvesa sth and 9tA
streets containing nine rooms- En9usre u
III. b TES-RYOK,
meh5 .tss Real kststsAgen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-01
cosGREssIoNAL CONVENTION

The Republican Congressional Convention for the fss
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield. Jeer
son County, Wednesday, August nth, 1864, mt 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress- and also candidate ol
Presidential Eleetor and will transact such other bust
ness may properly before it, All persons whs
sustain and viii support the present Administration in
the measures adopted for suppresng the rebellion with
out distinction to former party associations are Ger
daily invited tr unite in sending delegates The ratio Of
representation viii be delegate for 100 votes
and one for every fraction thereof above 50 Gov
ernor Stone. =
GEO. W. McCRARY, Chairman Lee Co,
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis Co,
]. p. GRANTHAM, Henry Co., s.
'4 y. R-LEWfS, Washington Co.,
J. s HURLEY, Louisa Co.. -
f tf JOEL MAYNE, Van Buren, Co.,
VIM. +. JOHNSON, Des Mones Co,
WM. LONG, Jefferson Co.
Republican Congressional CefA.%
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
AnsiyaL or MAasal1 K1Er I'VE are pleased to an.

AnRtsat or MARsaAt kane I'VE are pleased to an.
pounce tbs. Col. George P. Kane, known as Mar.hsl
Kane. formerly Chief Of Police Of Baltimore, ar
rived in Richmond yesterday morning By the Pc
tersbuSg train. He has beer in Canada some
months, and came thence by way Of Haiifsx and
Nassau to Wilmington, where he arrived Wednesday,
on the saaner Advance. I. viii be remembered
that With few others he was incsrcerated IN Fort
Warren in 1861 and after repeatedly refusing the oat1
Of allegiance, was Internationally released. Aers'urn'
ed to Baltimore, and subsequently escaped to Canada.
Marshal Kane is the special guest Of Mr.. VIM A.
Wright, of the American Hotel whore numerous friends
called yesterday to pay their spects It Is the inten
ton to serenade him tonight and We learn that COM
pmentary dinner is also on the tePi'. Marshal Kane
we are Informed, has been commissioned Colonel,
and it presumed that bis intention is to enter the
Confederate service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

JKw yALEs ANoEs TIE PHELIsIIHEs.-A little
mora than month ego all the Richmond Toodles were
well nigh set mad by grand auction sale Of the co.
gocus household furniture of Lewis LYMAN Jew, at his
house on Main street, where for years he had lived and
made money WelssIncd, yesterdsy, that this lyman,
having converted all his worldly goods int gOd and
obtained passports for the United States as who cannot
Who has plenty Of money! attempted to pass our pick
cts Somewhere on he Northern border. The pickets
being It seeas prinoitsd against permitting all Of the
specie to be carried cut Of tie Country took every cent
Hymsn bad soma twenty odd thousand dollars In gold,
and then drummed lin beyond our Lies. Hard is the
wsy of the blockade runner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
FROHFLORIDA.

The War Department. received cffeal infOrna ion
yesterday, iiOm Gen, au-csarj that the enemy we're
making heavy dsm0ns;raiJu against Gea. Fnnegan
At Lake City, EOFdi- The Ohse: Of th!s movement is
believed to be AircipAy political, and Toe enemy are
probably enSeavoIDg force their Wy to Tallahassee,
he Capital Of tbe STATE. Another molTs doubtless is
TO cut a any supplies may gel. from thai STATE for
the army.
Lake Cy, formerly cz.Ioi Al;sassr is on The railroad
leading from baskerville Tallahassee Gen. Finne-
gsn whipped tbe enemy very handsomely some time ago,
ald under Gen Beauegards supervision, it "a bse'ed
that be j. prepared ior hen again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
FReH MISSISSIPPI

40 ,hi.iL desFa,cl f:Ou Gen Pslk, received at she
Wa pA7tusct yesterday, sts.ss that Saetus1s col
ann a. Meridian, en- have made NJ mOvsrenis for
sever lsys The impression Is thas be is awaiting the
arrv4l % Zoe cavalry Which stArtsd irOa COrnth
and Hog, spsirrs, uadsr Gr.erton AID Smith.
TITS qsueat y Is thought BY some as ars; to be
intended reely for Mobile aud BY others 10 be alto
gsGbsr poi ieal in s object The true Interpretation,
We apPrehend, q 70 be found in Sign cant editorial
from llto num5er Of The New York Times, which We
s1rsssed for obsr oolama Of ibis paper, and TO
Which We refer lhe ro1se.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
m on ~ JTFIHER Pr.

W. regret to earn ihs capture Of the well known
blockade rualins steamer Pes in attempting 70 come
la;O Wilmington on NOadAy night, I5h Instant She
was taken or the coss. above Nsw Iulet and in tbs
dukDess and fog 20, il s1ea prOxiziy to SOoksdSr
thA. es.ap, Wa mPossi5ls. portion Of her crew es-
csPed, and Lave arrived in Wilmington. TIE Journal
says tie Pet though so~ had been uniformly fyr.u-
nate running ia safely Wals the sWtsss steamers were
lost or aks7 tbs. the people SGT F'ga:d hsFss sons'
bow exempt ron h, usual risks.
The steamer Fsnay Wls il sgat a. lie time, and was
also chIse5, but oauo in safely.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
fsla-WEE
TEOROUCH-BRED HORSES FOR SALES

MO. l. Bay mare Pauline, bred by Gen. Wade
IN Hampton siS BY imported Glencoe, dan By imported
Prla winner DsrbyO OF Kushhght By Sir Archer
Pigeon Psesei; imported Mss shpton, By Waxey Winnr
Of Doby) Mother shpton, by Anye Jemlma, oWn sister
HaIpueh) BY Satellite Maria, dam Of Msxey winner
Derby y King Herod Lete, by snoP Miss Htnd5o
BIZ the Godoll Arabian; OF You1te by Young Bel
~ d; B1rlsss CafdeF DeTenhiTe Chestnut Arabian; Cur
Ws Bay Barb CurWsns spot Woodoock. She 10 neay de-
scended through best from the dam OF WAxey
the Derby the bss. ue bore Of his dy and one OF
e stood In England, stintd 10 Planet
Ma By eolL without WhlIs, four yeas cid The ensuing
prng Revenue, Of No. He Is supposed 70 resemble
IN color, than OF that horsh
get though he larger He win make hns SialiOnfor he
ensuing spring
no Bay sa BY Red Eye three old next Ipas out of
No. l. . -, ,
tEo years old uext spring out OF No.
No Biy COLI BY Planet one yesr old mkt spring, out Of
Non. Of the above .ols have been trained They will nike
-H' A5dr-s, W.o. SCOTT,
fsi6-v3T PoWhAtAn O. T., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

NTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerk. OF

NIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
Gee Of The Oreult Court for King and Queen cslniy, On
Mond.y, the lat day Of February, 1854:
John wright sometimes called Capt John Wright PM.
against
GArrSss Wight sometimes called GarrstsP Wright, Def
IN DEBT.
The object Of Ills suh L. 50 recover Of The defendant claim
FOR esVea hundred EySL dolars and hhVe oentsEh
ava S5T5 part thereof rO the 9Th dsy Of Nay,
1858 l paid inisssst 925 other thereof iIon
he 18Th day Of NAY 1876, Ill pale and IKE Interest on $780,
part thereof from the 24h day Of May, 1885, III paid and
like $780, other thereof nom The 2lEt day Ct Nay,
1854 u paid Ike interest Sl5 other part thereof ON
the day Jane, 1855, till psd and Ike interest on tOO
ohsr part hsrso from he'll h day Of june 1855 I'll paid and
int est $780, other part thereof from the 1854 Of
June 1850 t paid and like interest on SS other part thereof
fo s Of 1856 m pHic; aud Ike Interest on
AS on Il pat thereof 1874 aAy Of August 1885, thu
pa Ike tI5 other part thereof nom tne 18Th
Ay OF October 1876 m paid and like Interest So So the
dus thereof from the 9th Dag OF JanuSy 1851 TIL PAID and AZ
aavt having and hd hat the said deien dant Is
noneadent Of this Commonwealth he . required 70 appear
vln nonh after due publication Of this notice, and do
What IL necessary 10 protect hs interest," Ia this suit
A copy-reste:
s.is-vs. ROBERT POLLARD. Jr. Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

RoBBERs CAuSET.-- Yesterday morning, about day
light, Waterman Drake and Page saw two men take two
barrels Of hour and two barrels OF meat out OF Fred
schaR.rS bakery, alley near Wall street, ar d.
putting them into wagon, start down Main street.
The wAtetmen followed the wagon, and Overhsuled it
near the Prst Fish Market and took into custody the
two meo, who turred out to be James Kennedy aud
Thomas Smith, the first the foreman and the latter q
Ourneymsn a. SGbafsr's bakery. Tne wagon in which
the hOur hauled belonged to the firm of Pesseley
Jones Brown, and had been borrowed by Kennedy to
carry some disabled soldiers to the Petersburg depot
The thieves and stolen goods were locked up in the
watch house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
FRON EASF TEHREESEE.

WssIs pea ed earn from OH ;sr fr m Ger eral
L9oFsreet sOmnaad. that bis Srry are generally well
Gl,,hsI and shod, sad in sGceens health aud hne
spri's. Gen. LongstresS for some time past has had
PROGRESSION Of the section Of East Tennessee TIm shieh
tae enemy principally derived their Supplies, and Is IS
believed, could possess KvoIvis at ar time 6us Tor
the ,m,l-poK which has been raging there.
A late rGmesr o! tae Nv York Herald ssys,he ecm-
msncadon between KnOKy.ls and Cumberland IS are
Ie2crei . &c e.. eE and nearly all Of Rast tennessee
is in ;bs tArdj OF The Condolences