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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
FROM FAIRFAX c. H-CORRESPONDENCE OF THE
LYNCHBURG REPUBLICAN.

Editor RIP .5'sl1 Our pickets yesterday had Few
r>uncs With Federal pcksts b,,ween Aexa, dris and
F.is Church which resulted n the killing o. two Fede-
rails and the Of The rmaiudcr. No hurt
oar side.
Two boys came here to-day from Alexandra. They
paced tbs FEDERAL pckels oy telling them they
ookiug for cows They say that here are than
four huad-ed Fedcrl tro01s il tie city, and that the
Ct liens Of the pare daily leaving in large numbers
Isis h1usl, that battle Is close hand, but how
tue NAV be- eaano. say. O-r ,roopS bOsever, axe
L ne condition. AID receive be Hessilrs wheLever they
cone.
Excuse this, Nv FIST atsEP, a. etter-writing for
Y9ars. in h1ste, L. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
VIRGINIA. FERTILIZERS
- MANUFACTURED III .grf
S. MGRgDER,S SONS,

PERUVIAN uUANo warranted TO esnisn per cent
fAnmon. % 90 Of Bone Phosphate Of Lima
bokE Ash aUANo vsrrsnes 10 contan5 per cent Of Ammo
MIA per cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lima frcs per
ton Of 1000 rsy go 20.
GROUND ASH containing rs TO per cent Of Bone Phos
phsie and rround to Zoe powder Price per ton Oh so
bs, t35 ~.
A. WHITE MEXICAN GUANo which We grind 10 powder,
contain 20 per cent Of Phosphate OF lane Pos
per Of l0Do Ds, $50 90.
Having been tor many largely engaged In the auAno trade
and had o. testing fully Of all kinds OF Gu
been imported into the country enables u TO select
the varieties ioT prepsaonssnd nom repeated
made with all the ingredients We upe,
both and In combination satisfied thai t sr'
will and Fertilizers much cheaper than the Peruvian euano
W en- used alone. .
The Peruvian and Phosphate euanos used are selected WIN
great care and always 70 Td anayds They are
Dry and ground 70 fns powder, and thoroughly
mixed
We VIII take pleasure In showing farmer thoash oar
rant there Bscre ~ 70 the Ingredients used, or process @
Manufacturing
Al orders VIII b promptly aIsd -
Oornss 18Th and Gary strse1,
Riohunnd. W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

TIE RHSrr GuARD-This company, under the CON-
uand of Captain whitfield Walker, arrived here yester
lay from South Clrclins, to join the Regiment com
ninded by Col Aaxsy Gregg After the fall Of Fori
Sumter, in April, a m joriiy OF this company sccompi
aisd their Colonel to mis- State where they endured al
he privations of solder ie aud did much bard work
When the time oil six month for which they had e.
itea expir d. they returned 10 th,ir homes not Will
he intention Of remaining but 10 arrange their business
nd az III repair to the ID Of battle They have cone
low 10 re Join their brethren Of the Confederate aes
Ia arms and to engage 10 the dteHce Of their wives
heir daugbers their homes and all that is dear on eart
% them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

GosE HoNE-Ars. Curtis, OF Rochester, n. Y, the
emsle prisoner whose arrival here from Manassas vi
noticed short tune SINCE has been Internationally dir
charged and beyond the limits oil the State, By the
Confederate su hOiiti.s She sent 10 Norfolk viii
,ome twenty odi male prisoners ftom whence she snc
Ter brother Yankees sent under flag OF truce Il
For,ress Monroe. The Day Book thus reiers to Mrs
Curtis:
We did not her, though we understand that TOT
~hacked her TO peri cion she is said TO be even NJ
fer than TEDDY 0S-ales Grandmother, who, Teddy SAID
wasn't pretty much"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

To Be SoLp A magnificent rhits woman will be Of
tered for sale aucon this afternoon In this city She
to be sold for TO fault except that sue IA deaf and
lumb Which In the estimation Of some would be a re.
,ommenda,on. She is one OF the hest formed womer
II the Confederate States, Der 'aHatcmj" having beer
viewed by eIpe isnCei Observers, ard pronounced fau
e.s" We fcrbear IRON further police of this creature
except to say that her wardrobe Is remarkably scant
fac, Of which tie purchaser should be notified as ca
GER has advanced To prevent any mistake In the d.n
caou Of the personal property thus exposed 10 salt
,ad public view, add n conclusion that shs il th'
'Cequette," better known, perhaps as A'jor Babee'
"stone gal"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

Col PEGRAN viii interest the my friends Of thi
distinguished yOurg of to know that, after SCI 'urn
log for while (by permission Of lis captOs,) at III
dford SPRING. in Pennsylvaa for the benefit q j
lealth when much iupIre by his severe expeii
euces in Northwestern Virginia, be is ia Baltimore, IL
improved condition and comfortable circumstances.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

srs FLswERs-As oil is a scarce commodity, i. is pos.
sble that some enerprsng person might realize com
portable cum by purchasing large quantity OF FUN
Aoser seed, and extracting the oeagiIous properties.
Ne submit the hin, without further iennk except &c
" thai he extraction Of oil from plans OF the genur
HsLianthus il not an unlried ex permenl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
NOTICE.

DNINQUENr Consumers Of Water 10 Monroe Ward hereby
non ed thai hy pay their hills befoe
AZ. IS insl before O'Clock they will be deal
the requirements q The fo.Wtns eNIAct nom
the ordnance concerning the Water No Ks;
5ydE rdiRance pdsse5 ~ Hs COuNcH Nay SO. lSSs any
FOL Af DAYS neat after that on which
Il 70 pre,sn Auditor Oh al Iofy The superintendent Who
shs The Vu being nsei on s prsm IS N real ec u
vhica ds'sa exists and be shah allow 10 be use Or
until saii bill pei - and nSe per est vii
added e Virgin amount Of the BIN which 'ha be pstt
the hAnds lily Uoesor, who hereby suh rEed and
REQUIRED 10 collect the IAne Il due for "
d. J. sAU SDEss,
ania-9t I. sr9AfrO Js.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FOR Rent.
To THE FARMERS OF V1RG1N7I

To THE FARMERS Of VIRGINIA
TIVE tbs Northern md South Plates hay
g doubtless bsco permanent you sr great Asure
be expected 10 supply the South v BurTkR, hav beer
g.d extensively for msny years Ia h of business
de liberty of the OF beating Batter
before psekngh and ais o. putting In tubs larger ID
than the totem and send q market
bly, would be pleased i've It
cnyely fer cash. will urnsd d. the losts rkei pr
ces or ssnihe cash promptv, whatever be sent me-
confident that make 10 TO the interest OF bots the farmer
stna' myself would b. "a TO receive o,bs- untr,
prodace principal object 10 TO call your particular
aon Butter making Lurs supple have been h.re.o
the South from the North whilst ,ke frnlsb
selves Tefern from the fact that have becn
IN business IN TIL, city for the las hr'yhvs year, All
tiia.-feeing ccpndenI OF giving ssaslscunn
AhesoN JONES. gent,
Grocer and couanis iou Merchant,
Au2-d8o Cor Main an qlh ste. Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

THx PRrss Nothing ID more disgusting ana con.
smptible than to hear official aud especially mill
sry tca erpr6s sing his contC np" for tho press and
its recognised representatives We have heard recently
{ an instance Of this kind occurring in this city, and
&c dare say woul have received meited Kposure had
not the reson whom 1t Immediately rn c.ed been In
iuccd remain silent by Considerations OF public inter
eat or pity for the weakness Of the eff M IL has been
good fortune thus far 10 our intercourse with the
Confederate officers 10 onls With gn,e Ien who
knew how TO rciprocate the ccureses Of good breed
ng We trust We sbs never come ia contact wi Other
dian this class for If any Of Coos creation Fave the
skunk should be spurnei and despised, it is the mar
~ho imagnes that spsulettss or little brief author
ity" convert bin into autocra-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
WANTED.

n OR Is RECRUITS complete the seecn company Of the
lu SkIJHAOND FAYEtaE AkTILLkRH Urioi IN, and
qapnsnts furnished Apply Al The Re,Iuuag 90
ac Cart CADel ug dos Aheye Col blzirs,
Cap H. c. cAbs NJ Qu lres, David Lambert r'in
soon Y NJ. OUARE5.
aal4-SO. Rec nj aug sergeant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

NAYok's CorEr.-Y Yesterday, joseph Wool, charged
With threatening to assault Julius Levy bound
20 keep the peace for twelve months. There was ut
other case worthy Of uotice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
TO OWNEKs OF SLAVES IN MAKY

LAND AND vIRGINIs.
TUyHE undersgned Planter Of LouanA disposed 10
purchase slaves time HE Tor he or more ye,s OF
ino ataersp vi the owners either In planting sugar OF oe|
ton In the state of ou dana
Ht-h- will purchase fair price, payable in from one 10
eve years. and occurred by amount Of mortgage on properly
that may be rec ksd
secoad-hs Nl Eve to cultivate
n and pay :sry SIS for good men, and $50 for women
made annually and punetnsy AID ~ mort
gage on plantations AID lands Good treatment secured
Thlrd-he viii into partnership In tbs planting OF suga
Of the haest Of order
Lind and capable OF piodeg
1919 grads u .ugs from iae Cultivation Of 20 TO w.
lands This plantation situated o, Bsyoa Teitbonpe, aud
within miles 81 Optl,s4s I'd aud three hous BY hh
Oreaps In the finest resio, OF Lousiana
will Pot iS paason against an equal va nc
would prove dsghnui reid-nss for any one whns
10 remove uara and undeis gnd would pre- r 10 put
sonai esno and management oil IN Aeuve An
e " would reside ON the plantation. , ,,.,
cotton urthpg sgas slave. has coltoa land, u me Ps
sA OF Coneord The lanis Of this pa Lab se shown
statistics duee cotton 70 the hand than any pa'h
Of the State. ..nno,,
Honna Parish. Turebonn- La,
or II. l. HUNLLY,
to1ven Oils ayent) New nrleE ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

" GNIA, TO WIT tat Rules held 10 the Clerks
ohce 81 Circuit OF Sorthu 'orisnd county, on
Monday. the 5 h day Of August, In the year lstl 49,,
A. o. ie'by. ''mPs'oS"'
gnnst , -. l.
Robert sp. T. Hethsriy Spear and william spear partneu
trade In the der the Arm and style
ofRo6ert spesr 20, O. ~ Bent William NJ nsrs Ia mas
Brsa Sheriff Sor.hu nbe land lunty. Wa In h IN
fax Mitchell, VIM. n. Davenport. Defendant,
IN CHANrkRY
az s suit 10 10 nf hs defendants Robert
pear Co Of nv hundred and nfy eight dolars and
cue by bopd with 10 crest te'eon from toe go
1861 until d aud 10 attach the cfects % the said
spear Co. In the hands CT the hone - that
The sims may be h- y the dscree, When ob'sined,
against the a,;e.t defenditts
appearing sat- factory iisne ihN the defendants
nonreSidents Of tbs STATE Of virginia
motion Of compls nln by el ordered hd TIE
said defendants Robert spssr Co do appear here wthn one
uouth aer tue eston Of iris order and do w A.
ssry to ctec and that copy OF tbs order be
published week for successive veets 10 the Rchno
hlg punhed l. the cy OF Richmond, ard that
copy posted the front Of the Court
said county he ~ day II tho neat County Col
ACJpy-rtse:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
Husrrses CorSr The Grand Jury was in session

HusTTNds Court The drand Jury was N SESSION. yts
terdsy and indicted;
Charles jenkins for assaultlDg Joseph g. Clayton OF
the 81 b Of June.
Patrick B,rnett, for sssautng aud beating Mar,
DoSIs on the lsl Angus.
Levi Benedicks, i'll treating slave named Marcy
on the 18Th Asy.
Jos. Angus Inc, ]. L. Au'tip, J. p. s 7. T. Ballard
Bs ION hobson, Z. BurRipg, Jos II. Orenshaw &c.
lyman Anderson, Pat fenn,sy, Jao. A. Faris, W. 4
Goo :e, W HAysood, JOS Hulcher, Q. Keni ale
Kirby, L'nkhow. John Rrnkin, Shafrr, ID. w. Touy
aud f. W. Usher each for teil an ordinary without
lceis Sc.
Tie Court occu, led al day with tie trial Of Lrzy
" m, iHdced for keeping house cf ilf'ms on Lou
alley. The jury, bsrg unable to agree, adjourned unit
...is mOrLlDg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

THr MAKktrs.-we have nonirg nov t, report IN re-
gard to the msrke's Groceries and Salt Provisions
continue scarce and high II our merchants we're more
enterprising the Confederate authorities would al
low the more rapid uartportaiJuo Of msrchandise
week. betwesn New 0iesns Memphis and this city,
or even between S;auhttn ard Richmond. We believe
that the prices OF sev raj articles YOU undergo decline.
Ia heat business Il still restricted TO small transac-
TORS We hear Of limited sales so for red and
~ for white, which pric two OF the milling firms
now offSr.ng sr. Henry C Watkins Commission
Merchant iurn shes the folljSiag Tob,cco report
The breaks and warehouses f!hpg up 70 III For
several days pst there has been animation in our
marx and prices better than they last week,
particularly for good and fce shipping grades Some
yellow Tobacco but Lot fls wnp erl ~as sold yss,er'
day at ices ranging from sl3 1 to s0a Realty fine
cured Leaf is very ~ouo bnrg hoe prices
quote Lugs at all prices from 50 to ssh common leai
s3t TO S5i medium leaf So II; goo 10 6ne Shipping
SIS TO Si2t good aud fie manufacturing leaf al all
prices from 81 to $50, sccOrdir G to qrslr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
FUs SALE.

NOTICE TO FAR rs.
NIY r S Ia complete order fJE turng the best family
wi u The crop. Eso'e VINO VISA 10 have thsm
lto ,ur any portion OF them isui will be
on thprt notice In the best ~ the wheat IL o
.ood qulhiy Sad In 60 order this ~ will axe good aou
sny In the State. Tbs mill Il large and has
10 apr the xhe, and store good usai Hour
kests ihe attention Of upeent mil eTa, Will Civ
t personal attention - The snung ana putting up VI II
II.
Waite wheat for family II be exchanged At difference
Of ten cen n bUshe there Ia She wheat raised
Barrels fgrnhheS ~ market prices.
Ado. WIN. y. GAiNEs,
,uIs-r'f kichmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16
u4NTFACTTRED TOBACCO.

nA PIoKAG - Ian thorns sol's superior CHEWING
lUU TOBACCO, Of tae following brandt, nom LyIsAhurE
standard pou d
d. f1f POUNDS
Extra aas God Leaf pounds
Jleob Eeat Ho .ey Dev, do
huasf.rd s. Poaats
Ch-r.y Red half peVads
C.fA.ba DO
City .de, posnds
Lone DO
CrOnoko 90
l,Oa1 packages other well known brands
On eonslEuHenl, q { for sale BY HUNT q JAMES,
Corner rslnla and Cay srees
anil Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

DIPS PIPES -B.iAr Wood snJ olive ROo Pipe fer camp
IL use, for sale - ". PETERSON 20,
ault lS5 Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-16

s s.Ioa R 4 sloaals &. @
bSnch Of National Deftncs against enen.s
1fv shsre Of the Stock 10 Subscribe fer the Ce No. IA
treet frSt fooE, where Of. nionnSiiou can be haa.
ek.r,s stU0; each tr A No lshp iy2a-.f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25
alrlHanal Naaaca.

70 James d. Wakh, howard r. Walsh, MarEast
Waish, Mary h. stetn, Mary Arabclla kteen,
Mary u. Yore and Vim. A. lore her husband,
Margaret ). Yore and Jno. G. Yore her husband.
Ad1ey Gregory, George Foster, Eli Miller, Mi-
chael O'tourke, and ihe anknosrn heirs and tega-
fets az John o. Rourke, deceased, tdefendantsH
VOU are hereby sesefally notified tkat there
i Ii now on hls In the C.erkls 1fice Of III pis-
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, o Pc
ttion ip equity brought by John Augustus Durkeo
against you, praying 10 have mistake corrected
In the original deed 81 partition between John
o 'kourke and Patrick Walsh, tboth now deccasea),
Of certain lots and lands, dTawn by them ten
ants In common in share No. 81 in the Decree of
Partition of the u ali. Breed Tract in Lee County,
lows, and 10 decree the Hef half Of Lot eight 1871
In Block one hundred ard six ll06l, in Keokuk,
Iowa, to have belonged tundtr saia decd Of psrti-
tom to Patrick Walsh, and he East half OF raid
Lot eight 81 to have belonged 10 John 0'Ronfke
also praying for the con nation Of the Ersf half
of said Lo. eight Isl in petitioner, who Claims ths
'sSmc under deeds from John U'kolrke, md that
the heirs 1t law OF said Patrick Walsh, declared,
and of SKID jUhn KUuTke, Deceased, Be forever
ttis in and to Lot eight Isl or any part thereof,
except under and through aaid partition deed, a.
prayed to be corrected and establt he'd by the de-
cree OF said Court; and aiso for general relief.
Now each Of the above named defendants are
required to appear and answer this petition by
neon Ut the fssond day vi the next term Of said
court, to b. held on the first Monday of septtm-
Der, 1861 ~ keckuk, and show cause Why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted, or
decree us prayed for therein will be had and
entered by default.
Ia. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
The above is copy Of the notice on file which
VS. approved by the Court on the 9Th OF February,
lse3, sBd ordered to be pubfisbsd in The Daily
Gate City, newspaper published at keokuk,
Iowa. for six consecutive weeks.
Witness my band and seal Of Court this
March 14th, 1891
ERIE }. LEIGH.
Clerk Of District Court.
BY EpwAap MuAE, Deputy.
March lis, 1s6l.d6v
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arnAa n0ranE.

To Mary Ann Crsig, Richard Craig. John Win
throp nnd Brown 3 Clendsnning.
VOU snd each Of Jon ars4 hereby npti6ed that
j there 10 now on hlc In the o6es IL the Clerk Of
tho District Court II Lee County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk, Iowa, tho petition and amended petition 81
Samuel u. VOORHEES, claiming Of all of you the
foreclosu OF mortgage executed by the said
Mary Ann Craig, on the following II NJ estafe, st
uate in Leo County, Iowa, to witt Twenty Eve f151
feet of OF lot twelve (l7), in block one hundred
and ffty-six t156) In the city cf Keokul, and
bounded - follows: com mencing ats point on the
easterfy line Of .aid Lot twelve q twenty fobl
feet from the alley in said block, thence In south
erly direction twenty-five t75) feet, thence in :
westerly direction fifty 1901 feet thence in north
erly direction twenty i've 1881 feet, thence in I
easteriy direction ffiy t5o) feet to the place of
BEGINNING and aiming slso under said mort "a &c
Judgment Or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Craig for the sum Of four hundred dol
lars with ton per cent per anpum interest thereon
from the 9th day Of June, 1887, and praying for q
sale Of sai6 property, and sfso Tor gensrsf relief
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before aoon u the second dsy ct The mkt term
of raid Court, to commence u keokuk, on the
6fst Monday Of September, A. b, 1861, ! default
will be entered against you, judgment or decree
rendered thereon in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
March u. l66l-dim Sol. fer Petitioner.
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To William Whit, Edward Keddy and Mrs. I'd
ward keddy:
N0U ard aeh If you hereby notified that
there is ow Il he IN the Once of the Clerk OF
The District Court ~ Lee County, Iowa, At
keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you W III. VI bite the I'll four hundred do lars,
with 10 per cent. interest per annum syable snnu
ally. az money due On two mort gag mtde by you
10 Charles Mason and since assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Get. 6. ls56; also claiming aga nst
each oil you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
The same beiug upon the uih-esst quarter oi the
north west qulrtcr Of section twenty nine l2sl
in township sixty-sevcn IfT1 north, range six
81 west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo.
ney and further asAlpg for sale Of said premises
aud neral relief.
Aud unless you appear and answer skid petition or
or before OF tic 81 day Of the next term Of said
court 10 com enSnc a. ksokuk on the LIT Monday If
September, 4. H.. le6l, default will be entered
against you the petition taken ss BY you con-
fessod, aud decree rendered thereon prayed.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April TO- 1861 din Pltl's Att'ys.
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