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IAN IT Wh'ch land 10 situated In Pottawattnrs.e
County. I"ua. and sll 10 enc body, except Ertv
sersa Of Timber \ aud also ire >"uth West
triangle fths n D / NFths Moth West 81 Ses
tien ~ In Towns: /" Is n. Of Rsnse 4s " ~ N
Mills Coaafy Iowa, soatainiRS % Are. Thr
tot Quantity Of land to he soIi sn UNITS T. So
9S lee AeNAs.
Th&baid = cal FS' ate il cl~rrhv si'rafp4 ~- -
Ea',erast Road, nine miIes S,ah "a fC u
ell D ME.
Ak"ut 400 acres Of Ian ave ,ne'-rc' ....'
$50 acres under u'tivstr n 'es}ies .r0te ir
acres Of ne grass posture Tn, re sre an. NJ %
ArI e Of timber and young gr'wth in the ,sme rn
closure with the farm 70 ner-- ftimbsr nat
distant. ant % acres In Nib couRty.
There q on the premises Il nsW eomuOdi as aud
veil buiIt frame hosse, with eeod cellar. alsn. =
granary, wagon shed, smoke hsuse &C.. The
Sftaatina Is hssithfaI sad pleasant and the farm
is Aamirshiy adapted to farming and stock
rsiEiaE.
TAs Esis wIil take place ut the lsts Fsaidsnsr
Of TnonAs Mont, deceased, On said premises
saa will be ca the following tsrms one half Of
the esrsksss money 70 be paid In hand Il the
time afSsls, and the balance Oh the ooaSrm RtIoa
ofthe Sale, at the naxt May Terra Of said
Distrist Court.
SAMUEL JACOBS
wo sTER PAY Rsfsrses
JAIRUs PCTyEY
CoGaGn Bum lsws, February IIth 1855
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Fh. = W..

The excellent preparations Il Dr, hspin, ~
rhs u,e Of whseh he gained :" great 3 popular Is
IN the Investment sBd rBrs af Dyspepsia L,v, r
Compliant, Cnott'psiipp and p pstsri.F # the
Heart, and Rll dissanss sr siBx from ipdA estrsn
and torpid liver, pore uther than whst Is
now pat up undsr the name # Red J .ckst St"Gh
Reh Bittsrs-the PROPRIETOR hAFtnK the Original
f rmulH in tseir r"ssA sSina. re saHG sufer,nz
eth nySFsp,s and all disssser srisIE f~,m
ais"r Tered stats Of The stomach, sAaatd al once
ohtsin hattNs Of TIE es'ehrsted Red Jacket Stam-
ash Bitfsrs. No family should ~ WF'h.aE them.
Sid in quart bottles By ell druggists thr@ghOui
the country.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-11

-. l. kvzRETT 4 Co, Empars hlaek, Cx-msii
SAanas aArs always en- aAsd tia lasgusk Maa sMxs
assortment IL nsy Hooda, naeas end Ases. EaasAs
VsSstngA TaalaFs' tzzmmEngs. QassmsuazM, Hoaa@
tsERssafag geoaA aaA Ykakae TafSans, = 4
scaaa IN wssesxR, IswsA RaEsssmaaw Msaswesnm !
gtvsA % tia ssaA&sg aRn&M ama unnms Rhaani ID
a@@s@aa1s SsAs@A y aAsA AmgsxA
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-11
I VIE n Il EliEyEzUF

Notice ~ herehv pivrn that VII be At nv
oaics in C.,pnaif Rtus fran dAe hereof 10 the 6'h
day If March next fnr the purpose q ehlieetiD :
the Special Ine m Tax ae Eve per cent f"r the
y.ar 1854. AL taxes not paid ky the said 6'h day
If March gill become drlinqReui, sni be collected
With ten PER cent Tehalty.
H0RICE EVERETT.
F-hrntsr y l24I rhti Cd. sth Diet Ir~t
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pATFNT MEplciRs

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- afsk n &xsn esaskAzseasEas 81 Svsr s@SNaF 3sss
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sore end FIRE fFwm AE q aAs araKn Mad t~sswa msAs
ais sssus ~ IN msEh FvsBMRssa sn4 pstaskA - 80
A enszy txxsEae puAaie. HaEs~ Hsss Ell eus-
Wis., fl4v usa-n sk~psiEnl sasa In sAH EkA gAE161
ElsFFr . sIfsss Ska - glssss ksszys psss~as-
TAsy ssfsugtAsa snA sHvsgsrass tas sysssz2
Thky ere Hssqwaisa fss gensra1 assaiity.
Ter ate sure care aR ayspHEaAa.
TAsy give gesG end hsmaahg AEgs&S1ss
Thy &assst a1gssGksa.
TafJ zFa Ne hass xstmMiazE Il sxss2snesa
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GkrY ie FIVE eeasssgmstsm.
T1ey sue Earwsas Eaa&ssA@
z, J are psrisssly pzxs and psSAsahaa.
sgd EsF-sna aEaa AsEiesEs fssaAiea wia aaA EhsY
ss ave - e &p<zsga baas W tbs asa ~ tAsss G@
t.Fs $500. ...s.---..-.9.
fl-uws - ssaas~r4sasa Yas I'D gszkes -
s4rs are bnIy ss,lA In hestsa wszA sHE nazas AlSwa
81 the sists. Asd s3T prfEzas EssssazBs8s mzzs
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EANM FUK SALE.
r: F. SMITH,
CARPENTER a. BUILDER
Shop % MAN s.. Nth o. Brsa4wey
s0USTEL RI.UFFS 70


STATS VI IswA Il the Dfstris4 Csart
NAV Term,
P0tts wGttsnie CnsutT 4 . 1888,
To 6tarrs ". Neon 7iia.
Sir: You are hereSv osiksd that There 10 naw
IN Gle ia t7s aasas Of the CtsrA # tn Dfs,siss
e"uvt ~ - tlvst'Amis casoty shs uetffSan At
Csfirs A~QHi,IiB 'ha EeperAl prayer o. ~aaeh Is
that he hands - ms'"iTa"uv hereto 'srr sxiEs3n 4
between "a Aa3 ne s"F nav bs disSlEsd far
eana . "ss nth 70 sail Petition
AL EH'ss= ToH erss~rr arA Rn~wpr ths-rta sc
ar hcfs'.~ bs S~-rB dAy & ~ neg tern
y tie ns'r- F.a' a- 7 ? - ; C-us,v - -
Nd , :! 9 90 w. fyYt y -F Wtv
. is4's r,s -~.' = S.. 10y. 81 a-a5~s. ver
IN Deere" -.a ierpi N - sr4az~e - sh re
raE"r s"i Pe @larsr.
Fl S~~vr
=. = Pssafsn
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CHANCE FOR NESTAENT.
FOR SALE.
THE 90FFITT Farm FOR SALE

THE MOFPITT FARM FOR SALE.
RKFEREES SALE-
Mont Suit for Partit on
60 IN the District Court o
CsnpbAll. PIT avAttnmts c, unity. Iowa.
BY virtue # IA Or er IS said District Coprt
~ aAs at the adj"urnet January Berm. A. D.
1888, in the have entitled sass the pnasr~,gusd
Referees i'll On Monday the lath day Of Marsh
1888. "a the hereinafter described rreDises. in
Po'tAwSftsmie County. Tnwa, between Vim
n'elo X A. IL aad FanF o,slssk P II. ~ 8 IA
day. crm rene Hg Fsi Sale ct E,svsn o'e oek
A. NJ. pr,ee, 70 se e. following Real E,tate
belonging 10 the "R~fs Of Thamas MohtEs, de
sesRea late Of said CoantT
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NOTICE.
IL " t-ferd Mann
n.'at,sA 0 iveT
ZaehaFah " heat D
~

NHFHHpWT Z, NINHHF
You ars hereby nrtiGsd that there is paw -
as in the afR~s Of the Clerk nf the strict 'o,, '
If Potts wattsmie County IN the ~ttte ~ j. Va g
petition Of Wilham =. WIis"n. II3,u5 H. Dani, !
ard Eisxsheth rntrvv EurviNin: man --5- = .
late hrm Of Wills n. DRnevy q, ~ 7r ~. .
yau the sam Of ,sveGteru Hsn4re~, %. an .
money due three tessral prnuus-"r' n Al .
also. praying for ~ attschwcn' "a i.-i a..
property, As,A thrt HafPsa snp~Hr 'h"5 T..
defend bef,re roa If he SrraaI .4av Il be mex
Term # -sid District Court g. c Iumearr n IT,.
hrSt Monday Of May A D. 1885 d~f4u't ~ r.
entered against Won anil ia fru~nt ren8er,d
theFena--Datrd Dec. Slri, A. q. 1884
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CoaAdl Blu11 lows February IItA IAaA
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-11

~ &ssAf2sa44
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m<&lF sSzssL
60 tgaaa ass - aasaaas sAnzs $500. :.
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Nhs tsEzNahass1s ta@Esk 3
80 Ts~T eass swpgs1sad. gsasuass - z.
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saaEsa9 gss h9aHAaHssAR, NaHy Fumwae - - Y
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amF nsssaas MM@yRx @m@Hzs wmm BanmE ssAane -
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- pFsmszlr, &s.tY and GMwsassy azsssssse -
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Ews Psm@Assss 49, ~ - ~ II $3.50. !.
%. NJ. q. AawRWfm 4 -
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There are 10000 miles of telegraph
wire il running order DOW.
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To the absys hAsas4 p&Eeaaassa - ~ ...... .,
Foa SEv hvrshy Rosiasi thst tsass ID sew "A
Gle ia the oaas Of the Clerk Of tbs Dissres C.srt
o. P,tts wEtH4zis county. lava pst,sion 10 "a.
atty If Rafas Beaii PiaintiG praying Ju gsnsn
for he saus II 1854 doiiarS ami IS eeuts 10 his
aver sgaiass the sail EeFeniah F,lsosu, On tkFes
pr,misscr. netss executed by him On the 18th day
Of !uly 1855 and &ise praying for The fsFeriesare
gra mertrass executed by salt F,,lsssm t'' sat,
Bea!l the same day 80 sscuFz the %. BsenF II
.atI aotes'sB the N,sEth hssif Of th- s,ath Btss
quarter sna the South b ~ Of thu NaFrh { st
'FgaFrsr afSesti"s IS, the \ rib @esi quarter 81
BE SouIh West qasr'sr and ID, S-,'tIh Wet emit
Of tn" S"rth Wei q'after 81 fnesr's u,
al in Township Ssvs"ty- sUsE North u r-n=s
farty tbrr~ W~st. AaI f',F IN artT sfh~ 5, =
e.id m"T'sassd pFemt.'s ,AaI.-' q asp- us'
arbt sHd julgn - : ami ,t.-
~ any bt!anes cue TER e.. e. Is 1t.
gagei premises nat ia l.erss. al s!4 tn a Hs,s
against any # The sar1 lie % !~uts except ras
uotibed that aaiess sou apPs~r thrr. t.. ,ul lie
trnh before so.,n f the secuRd 4 > It toe asl
My Tenn to be h@t 81 CoOnc Diaae "a ..aI
C"ua'y, IN the First .ay Il Ma, i-B5. i, fault
will be enteord agaipst y"B ana Iudxuvut ret
dsred thereon IN aeeOrtauee with tAe pr4yrr m
sad Petition
b r BattONER
Ar gney toe Pc ma
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

!. .gWQtse8 Lie To 18Axa 9gs hGaas
EA UMATILLA, Dec. 9th, 1865.
ED. WORLD VIII you be kind enough, to an
nounce, in y6uIoyouriIal althatthebppearance of the
lDAHo ARGUS is unevoidably postponed until some
time in January pext. es..eg. -st.it.e.sF sfse.
The cause ofthe delay is this: | shipped the
type presses, &C. from San Francisco by steamer
on the I'd OF November, and.they arrived at Port
land on the 9Th. The freight was addressed in
care Of Richards & McCracken, Portland, and of
Powell & Coe, Umatilla and marked to 60 for
wardas fast freight by DuRells line. | rea
sorablylenough calculated that months time
would be suffcientifor the freight to reach Boise
City from Portland by such mode of conveyance.
Judge, then, of my surprise, when, after settling
my business at Jacksonville and arriving at Port
land on the lst of December on my way to Boise
City-t thinking Ihad nothing to do but 60 up as
fast as steam and stage could carry mel found
my freight still stored up in the warehouse of
Richards Il McCracken at Pertland. There was
nothing left for me to do, under the circunstan~
ces, but to give the transportation of the freight
my personal supervision. tits now at4Celilo and
expect it here next Monday night. AAs the ''fast
freight line is engaged for two weeks ahead,
and other teams are afraid to venture out at SO
advanced astage of the winter.iit is somewhat
questionable whether shall be able to get itup
before spring. But shall try hard
lga1i5d Yours u P.J. MALONE!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

ALREADY VERiFIED.-On his arrival at his
home IN Chicago, Gov. Bross, (who, as all
our people recollect, wasra prominent mem
ber Of the Colfax party was invited to de-
liver an address before The Chicago Academy
of Science, giving the result of his observa-
tions while on his tour to this coast. We
take the following paragraph from the report
that was given OF his remarks:
q Speaking of Utah, he satd it also, (as
we'll as Colorado j abounded in minerals, in-
cluding the precious metals, coal and iron.
The speaker predicted that il a year silver
would be shipped from idaho by the ton.
In addition to the regions already enumerated
the lecturer alluded briefly to. the mineral re-
sources of Montana and. the Frazer river
country and exhibited a specimen of gold
from the latter country. He predicted also
that as exploration of the gold-hearing re-
gions of the continent continue, the precious
metals will be discovered in quantities which
will astouish the world. In conclusion, Gov.
Bross alluded eloquently to the vast resour-
ces of our country and splendid future of
rninefaisprosperity made possible thereby
This prediction concerning Idaho is ale
ready wholly fulfilled. It was not Deces-
sary to wait until next year to find Idaho
achieving all that the Governor promised
for her. Even while be spoke she was
already pouring out "silver by the ton"
Not many weeks ago, masses ofsilyer amount
ing in the aggregate to about twenty-two.
hundred pounds, the product of single mine
in Idaho, was shipped through this place to
San Francisco. This is but the beginning
of wh.tis to be added to the wealth of the
world from the wonderful mines of idaho and
Montana. No doubt the Chicagoans thought
the Governor was making somewhat wide
excursion into the realms of fancy, or that
he was speaking of possibilities rather than
actualities when he talked aboutthe precious
metals &C ming by the ton from y region
scarcely more than heard of by most Of his
audience; but as already shown, his state
ments fell below what has even now been
Next year will disclose great,
or results than even vsBross ever expected
to see. His predictions of this year will be
entirely eclipsed By the vaster achievements
Of next summer Idaho and Montana will
proye to be the whole worlds exchequer-al
storehouse from which all the nations may
draw their silver and gold [Oregonian.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

ter isssoon to appear convoking at Rome in
1865, all the Bishops of christianity and an
nounoing aauniversal jubilee on the occasion
Eef che 9Th centuary anniversary of the death
of st. Peter. ss
|. y New YoRK: Dec l2.-The steamer from
Savannah on tie 9TH, has arrived The Sa-
yapnah Herald states that the Georgia House
of Representatives passed resolution rati1y-
ing the amendment.to the gonst stftut;on of the
United States, prohibiting slavery, and the
Senate nexf,day adopted the same. amend
nlent A H. Stephens perempt ptorly declines
the candidacy for the u s. Senate, G. ].
Jenkeus recentiyelected Governor Of Georgia
sent communica ton to his Legislature on
the 9Th, declining any. inaugurAion, at pres
ent, appointing l5th Of January, for'that
parpose, and suggesting to the Legislature to
e"A Aes.sseess y se''s men. ,sF1 5stbtA I5sIIa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23
Nrv MAIL RoUrps.-The Avalanche Of No,

NEW MAIL RouTEs.-The Avalanche of No.
yember 18th, contains the following:
Hill Beachey, Esq, has forwarded two bids
to the P. O. Department to carry the U S.
mails from Humboldt City, New, to Boise
Citv Idaho Territory. One to cover the time
til June 30, 1866, and one for the subsequent
Sonr Years. His bonds are amply sufficient,
and accompanied the proposals. He expects
a renlv from the P. o. Department by tele-
graph: and if his proposals. are accepted. he
will immediately enter upon the service. His
bids are as low as the service can be perform
Cd for. and we urge it upon those who repre-
sent Nevada and Idaho interests in Congress
to use their utmost exertions to have Mr..
Beachey's proposals accepted. There is lot
. more energetic man in the country than be
Is. and If any one can, the mails will be car
led nrnmntlv bv him. This line will bring
us within six ard seven days OF San Fran
cisco. and from two to three from the tele-
graph at Star City, instead offfteen to twen-
~ from the farmer and six to eight from the
latter. AZ we now are. The Nevada Senators
and REPRESENTATIVE will consult the interests
of their State az we'll as our Territory, by
giving prompt and earnest aid towards award
ING this. contract to Mr. Beachey.as -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-23

H.sW. o. MARGARY. 7se
4 EA1TORNEY& COUNSELLOR At LAW
j. Rocky Bar, Alturas county, i. I. n4ltf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04
DETROIT, April ?

DETROIT, April ;.
The people of this city are wild with JOY
over the glorious news from Virginia to-day
Business was entirely suspended in the city
and shipping Statutes were fired and streets
Illuminated tonight.
Scattering returns indicate the election OF
the Republican candidate for Regent of the
State University.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

CINCINNATI, April 4.-The whole Union
ticket vas elected yesterday by about 1000
majority. Only two third vote polled at
Columbus. The Union men elected six out
of nine council men.
The vote for Mayor was close at Dayt ton.
Entire Union ticket elected
The new Tennessee Legislature convened
at Nashville, yesterday. Vim. Heiskill was
appointed chairman. Four ballots cast for
speaker without result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04
New York, April 3.

NEW York, April g.
The C.sl,morcsors Washington special says
that intelligence received from headquarters
of our forces warrant the assurance that Mo
bile is now in our possession. An impor-
tant position had been taken which promis-
ed to place that city ut our mercy.
1t is said great battle remains to be-
fought in Virginia, and that Lee has some
means of making a formidable resistance,
hut it is believed that the war is substantial
" ended, and that humanity will induce the
enemy to abandon the contest.
II is reported that Maj Gen. Robert Pot
ter is dangerously wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

New YORK, April "a fire occurred in
Furman street, Brookly, last night in the
Parafine Factory of Sanders & Co. The
roof fell in and it is reported buried from
to s men in the ruins, mostly firemcn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

MIDDLETON, c., April SIS r. NJ
Middleton is Union by 1926 majority. The
Senator elect from this District is Union
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.
2,1OS3lO worth of the 100 loan was ia
ken to-day. Jay Cooke & Co.. are meeting
with the greatest success with this loan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

New York, April 4.-The Herald's cor
respondent says: Gen. Warren was re-
lieved of his command of the 9th corps on
Saturday, by order of Gen. Sheridan. The
cause was generally understood to be tarii.
ness or refusal to obey orders by charging
rebel lines.
Warren and staff passed to the rear, stop
ping but few moments at Gen. Grants
headquarters.
ST. Louis, April 4.-The steamer Der
trand, bound for Benton. Upper NO., with
balance Of cargo, sunk above Omaha on
Saturday. Boat and cargo total loss. The
boat is valued at $4,000.
Entire radical city ticket elected yester.
day by 5000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04
N EDICAL.
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrll
M SS ;2'SSSRi|{'l
.ND MODE TREATMENT 4

AND NUDE VI 1NENIMENI Is
The .frssse Or I'sr9SCldos.
II pemearmacs tho scores Ambush
Of this TERRIBLE disease. aud exterminstss II, root
IL resnoves All The vvrescheA
symptom. Of this loathsomc malady, and sscrts
consumption.
1s cleans the head. AeodorIses
the breath. aud affords the most grateful relief
1e 9eevo0tcs unofe Ag0ny ard 81.
lent suffering thar tonguos goo Tell.
- II noocal 1Sr cariog the most
hopeless cases, that every known meas have
i cure. si.y. Nose a.a Period
ic Catarrh, Of the most obs,inate and violent
No form o. (ntnrrh Or noises In
the head can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. eiOO001e has now spent %
| umph is complete.
llr. lsooslale.s lasnrrh Rea,~dy
is a harmless liquid. inhaled from the pnlm OF
tho hand.
1lr. n. tsoosin L. IL known shro'.
ought the country as the author Of the only Truc
Theory Of Cntarrh ever published. Where its
origin-what its rsvages--m0de of treatment
and rapid cnre in MI ,ts forms
sDr: IoOAn1e's Pamphlet sn "a.
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.nr wA@nesOa. April ALL AN.
To Gen. Dir:
The following particulars, dated City
Point. April 4th, s a. n, gives the latest
information from Richmond
Gen. Wsitzel telegraphs from Richmond
that Of the railroad stock he found there
v.rs 20 locomotives. ~ pnsssngef and Bag
osre cars, and LOG freight cars.
At $50 this A.. n. Gen. Grant, from
Sutherland Station, 10 miles from Peters
burg towards Burkesvilie, ,elegraphs Gen.
sheri an tina. he picked up 1900 prisoners
today. and from 800 to 600 more have been
gathered up by our troops.
The majority ofthe arms left in the hands
of Lees army are now scattered between
Richmond and where his troops how are.
The country is also full Of stragglers.-
The line Of retreat is marked with artillery,
ammunition, burned or charred wagons,
ambulances and caissons.
E. N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.