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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
STAUNTos, March 10, 1862.
DURSUANT to orders m de by the Disriet Court
of the Confederate states for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia it's March term 1852 appointing
the 10Th day OF April next for the settlement of he
accounts OF the Receivers for said judicial District
IN reference TO all matters under their cha ge that
passed sequestratlon, and to all monies received by
them respectively and also, ct the the accounts ot
oihcers OF said Court. notice is hereby given that
shall proceed, on the day aforesaid at my office in
otannton 10 execute said ORDERS and from
day to day until said settlements are cornIeted Par
ties interested therein notified to be present at the
tire and pace designated. J. c. BOWER
Marcn ll-5W Ccron;ss;nY,r 4.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25
gssp 80 q GEO. A. SMITH. mas
7 N MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS oFS 81
DIES' SHOES, s@'

NEXT DOOR TO p. o., .STAUNTON VA
MANUFACTURES in the neatest and most durable
w style, every variety of SHOES worn BY Ladies.
and also keeps constantly hand all kinds OF BOOTS
AND SHOES for gentlemen and servants. lie has
determined to keep larger stock than for merly and
depends upon large sales, short profits and Cash OF
prompt yments.
- He has just received good stock of Boots auo
Shoes
- Be sure to give him call NEXT DOOR TO THE
POST OFFICE. eeS---&ss8 l+ ~ t5-+--.--s
Staunton, Sept. 25 1S6O-ly fe.Q
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS


fINHE subscriber is the sole Agent, in Staunton for
Il the sale of J. Fl. LONGS PATENT METALLIC
BURIAL CASE the best csse manufactured in
the Confederate States 1t ls cast after the model of
Fisks and IS aD equally good case Apply to VIM
Gambler, at my shop corner Main and Water SIS. or
to the undersigned, at Union Hail MIR. Gambler is
prepared attend Uudertak ng in all its branches
March /, 1862. L WADDELL JR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

HRAIGSVILLE AND A FARM FOR
~ SALE PRIvATELf-- Containing 235 Acres
well improved-lying IN Augusta co., the Va. G..
R. Road, and lying arnund Cragsvlile Depos-beng
d good situation tor Store aud Mechanics. Persons
wishing to purchase viii examine The property. Fol-
further particulars address the subscriber, Frank
ford Greenbrler co, Va. JAS. A. CRAIG.
Nov & ls6D-tf T.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

"a 5G ..MAEtK TiIEE!''
AN now closing out my stock of Goods at the lowest
i possible price for Ali persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will come forward immaculate
ly and close up the sane those having claims aga1ns
will present them and they shall be promptly PAID
Feb 1I-tlstapr +. Is. .HOGSHEAD.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

gaG Mg FOR SALEUg RENT
WILL sell or rent my BRICK STORE HuuoE
L and DWELLING HOUSE Il the town OF Middle
brook Possession of The Store-hOuse given ON the
April 4. HOGSHEAD.
Feb l1-ti starr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

.FsNHE subscriber would inform the public tha
L he Is now prepared TO furnish COZ -
FINS. of all Kinds, iron, the Metallic SAz-l--E--
Burial Case to tue plauest wooden Coffin and al iron
10 is per cent lower than any other establishment
Ia the place WIN. Z. JOHNSON.
Dee IL 1871 If
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25

a GOOD AND SAFE INYESTM ENT AT
N TEN PER CENT. 5000 worth Of very deslra-
ole REAL ESTATE In stanton will be Sold with a
guarantee from the present owner for i've years, that
It will rent for 500 year For particulars apply
to IMBODEN BRO.
Staunton Sept. is. l8aO--tds ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-03-25
The Old Union Men.

Easley Of "a, Narcb 18th, 1852.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


Ia Leandrr Harbine, Elizabeth Hatbiue, M HINT,
Emma y Hiatt. Ria. Hair X Co.. Reed, Cutler Co,
X Al Reynolds Samuel Boatmsn, 7 Ia mss Martin,
George G Anderson, ] II SocL nlaa Hatch Thomp-
son, Charles Par sons Co. II b Foster, Feklsn 4
Lucas:
Yon and each Of you, are hereby notified thsi there
IL no file The lce of the CLERK OF the District
Court Of Lee connt., Iowa, at keokuk, Trh0en oi
Reuben Harbine. claiming OF you. hean,ef Hat hhss
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven ttarS,
with six per cent. interest per anpnm, payable Ahnu
ally, as ba.AHee due promisscFy note, on which
mt has obtained made By you, xsid Lean
der Wsrbipe and secured by mortgage executed ~
son to said Reuben Hsrbit e, GATED December ID A.
ie5a also claiming sgainin OF You the foreclosure
OF sa!d m ortsag. III. same e~inG upon certan Neal
Est.t- IN The city Keoknt Lee county, ia@E more
INA cii. described In said mortgage and pet tot
also pray ing for correction Of err in the ds,rY
Of tie mortgage premisees and further asking FOR
sale of said premises, and r. neral relief
And unieas you appear and answer said PetitioH on
or before noon NJ the second day Of the next term OF
said Court to commences NJ Keokuk on tho hrss Mon
day OF September A. d. 1862, dsfana will be enter
ed against you, and Judgment rendered thereon al
NOBLE STRONG,
iyeq-j3w Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Thos. J Luce, Ell Van sickle NJ Cxypenter
II, L, spellman. IT. ", MerTthe~, slrred Andrews
John Y. Slaughter, J b. Brown, W. r. Turner, Ms
Rix, Hale \ Co., A, G. Thorn Co., and James Bra.
den, defendants
You are hereby notAed that there Ia row on file IN
The Clerks Office of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, ut keok NIX. petition Of Hiram Barney claim
lag jnd gment against you, Thomas Luce, for the
sum OF six Hun dred Dollars upon = certain Beed vi
Trust given to D. w. Kiibourpe, to secure payments
purchase money 10 Marsh, Lee Deiavsn hpon Lott
a. Two t2i and three t3) Block eighty eight 1881
In the City OF Keonk. and against You al claiming
foreclosure OF said Deed or Trust, the sale Of lots
and In said block, the extingushm OF the equity
Of redemption, AM for general relief.
Now ypu HUst each appear and answer said petition
by of thc second day Of the next term OF said
Court TO be hetd At keokuk the first Nj onday oil
September 1862 or judgement by default Will be had
iherfiu sgninst YOU. II. SCOTT HO kLL.
ulyIe.d4w Auy for Plaintiff.
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l0RIG1NAL NOTICE.

To ID A Kinnear, Rebecra S Baldridge, John Bald
ridge, samaci Raidridge. and & Mccullough, Adj
ministraior Of A Baldridge deed, Defendants;
fon are hereby notified that he OBJ file IN the
CLERKS ONCE u the District Court OF Lee county Iowa,
o. ksoAhk snetttion and amended petition Of Hiram
Barney praying for JnuHmtnt aEainst yru, ID. A.
kinnear, for the sum OF Fourteen Hundred Dollars,
upon your mortgage to Chas Mason, upon the East
hal OF The Northwest quarter OF Section 1861 aso,
e871 North, Range I6l West; also ten acres in the
southwest - Of the Southwest r Al Of Section IaJ
Township l66, Range ISl West In Lee county lows,
and as ngana ynn ALI the eFselofHr~ Of said mort
gage, the sale OF said land the OF
equity VI resumption, and for gene raj relief.
Now, You must appear and answer said petition by
noon Of the seeonddsy Of the next September Of
said Court, 10 be hrld at Keskuk on the first Monday
OF september, la62, or Judgment win be had therein
against GU by default.
SCOTT HOWELL,
)e2b~d4w Atty for PHI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Reeder and Il II. Harrison.
You and each OF you hereby notified thai there
is hle In the Office OF The Jerk II the blsrlt
Court OF Lee County lows, at keakbk tefitton II
Jesse Rgdd.rk. claiming NJ tpfntiEe a. Eeeaer,
Ors Til usbnd dollars as ALc ltoniis
note, aud claiming seaGst s! at You tle foreclosure
ola mortgage executed ~ kalu Caroline y. keedsr
on certain real estate In Lee County, Iowa, to
said note.
And unless Of yon appear and answer said peti.
ton before on the second day OF the next
september of said District Court OF Lee County
to he ire Id at keokuk, y decree viii be rendered
against you ~ pray I'd for, BY default.
RANKIN MILLER,
1nneIg-dlm PlafBfin's Attorneys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Wm Slater, Guy Wells, Mort imor Henderson ani
Wesley Harrison, Defendants:
fonare hereby nofinsd that there In on ne Ia
the Clertf office OF the District Court OF Lee eoutty
Iowa, at ke kuk, petition in equity OF Hiram Bar
ney, cn inning 81 you, VIM. p. Slater, tuepmr,t for
the sum Of SIX Hnndre Dollars, upon certain mort
gage made by yon 10 Chas Mason upon the Northwest
quarter OF The Nortb~at anarser OF Section 10
Township 10. North, Range tdl West, In Lse e.nnty,
Iowa OF ,nu str the foreclosure Of said
the sale Of land the estngnishment Of the equity
Of redemption, and for general relief.
And yon must each appear and answer said petition
by noon Of the second day the next term Of said
Court, TO be held Al Kenkuk on The hrI Mehtsy &c
September, A. ID 1859 Judgment III be bad therein
by deinuIt III. SCo1I HOWELL,
At-s for piftH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

To James g. Shields and Jeremiah Brown.
Yoa hereby notified that there Ia rev or Gle in
the office OF the CLERK OF the District Court Lee
County. lows, 1t Keoknk. petiton OF Hugh r. Reid
Jadgne nj for elk hundred dollars and inter
est at ten per from March 90 IfG2. agssAt said
Shields, upon prnmisserv note made by him Ia snih
Reid also praying nrAihst both the
off moriasgc executed by said shielas 10 said krta
upon certain rial estate in Reds Addition 10 ,Aid
city ofKeok ut. Secure Id note md other
And thai unless you appear nj or before noon OF
the second day of next Septemher Term, ID IrS2 OF
said Court and answer thereto, u default and judy
ment will be rendered against you
N0nlKk STRONG.
jeis- div Plaintiff Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
EE The New York papers are filled

EF The New. York papers are filled
with reports Of the great meeting on Tues
day night The immense mass OF people
was addressed from four or i've different
stands Al reports agree that tie stand
at which General Fremon. was presiding
officer drew the greatest crowd. The New
York Tribune says:
Gen. Fremont rose, amt deafening ap-
plause. He cndeavored several times to
make himself heard, but it was quite i'm
possible for hln 10 do 80 IRON the cheers
the twenty-five thousand in front OF the
platform uttered again and again. Hats
and pocket LandLercliets were waved
furiouAly, amid the cries of $50 it. old
Pathfinder, you are the General for us. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam Spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson
Xix Hale Il Co, j +. Adsir. II. H. Black and VI IA
S,Annux, d6fcndubL
You are hereby notified that there Is hle In
the Clerks once OF the District Cont - Lee County
Iowa, Mt Keokuk. petition OF Hiram barney, claim
Ing judgment against you, AGaIn sPohi for The sum
Of -Four Hundred Dollars upon mortgage given TO
Chas. Mason, upon Lot three 49, Block Two bundled
andtwo ts02), In City Of k~ huA Lee County, Iowa,
and as arainst you ALL the for eciosure OF said mort
the sale ofsxid aud foroher equitable RELIEF
Now you must appear aud answer said petition by
uopn Of the second day the term sad Court,
TO be held in the first onday OF September,
4. d. 1862 judgment will ,e had against by dr.
fault
III SCOTT HOWELL,
~ IS div An, FOR Plaintiff
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Jy IS div
NOTICE.

TO Adam Spchn James WatssAs Xix, Hale Co, J.
+, Adair, II, NJ Black, VIM Stannus, and Geo W.
Caldwell
You are hereby notified that there 10 now fie In
the Clerks Otice Of the Disiie Conrt OF Lee Count,
Iowa, al keokrk, ape,io In equity ofHlrsm barne!
claiming judgement against you. Adam Spohn, for
sum OF Five Hundred Dollars upon Your mortgage
given 10 Charles Mason upon lots ~, and two ~
Block (Q09). In the City OF Keokuk, lows. and NJ
agansa you all praying for the sale OF said lots the
foreclosure OF said morgA&s, the exttnGaishment Of
the equity Of redempt ion, aud for general relief.
New, zach OF you must appear AID anfwer said pett
tion by OF the recnnd day OF next term %
Coart. TO be held ut keskuk on the nfst Monday
of September Ist2, judgment will he had The rel
by default as PRAYED for. SCOTT HOWELL
/ iulylp div Pianti6,s Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
THE STATE OF IOWA.

TO Jessee G Wiekersham
Sir :-Yoa are hereby notified that there Is now on
die 4be once Of the CLERK of tho D'sfrct t"a,t OF
lee Coun Iowa, al ketkuk petition OF Amvs Her
kle pisiutif. claiming OF ytu the sum ~ SIZES o.
as money Justly him SIS gfomissors notes, foGe
af "A i'd notes yabie saia raihtn order The
OTHERS pa, able 10 diver Iets pns atd endorsed and
assigned to planting, and nin nNe accounts for Ger
sin hogs and other property hs 'on Purchased OF di'
vers persons and tn, m assigned to painf ard That
IN attachment has been issued by the Clerk 81 raid
Court npon said petition upon which certain q your
prdpert, has been attached
Now unless yon appear and answer said petition on
OF before noon the second day VI September, 1862
that beit second dsy of the next term OF said
Court to hadeA keokl Tx default viii be entered
aid Jndgm emit rendered aEansl you thereon
BECK K HEATH.
julyI9-d At',s for Piaintih
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
NOTICE.

TO Robert r. Crsei, Isabella OBrisn, Exscutnx OF II
g. O'Bricn, deceased, John A. Patterson, D. -. ing
ham, A. Waicott, GreKory 1cMahan. Geo Bartlett
Co., Qn~en City vanish Co, ], Rsimes, Geo.
Crossman, Elisha Turner. Nathan Newton, Price,
Fnrris a Coz, Geo. u. Ritha rdsoe, w. Stewart h.
Son, Litsse,on fhtrey. Henry Neile, Eaml Vance,
Chas. Passons = Co.. L. W. j, woTley, Emner-
saa, Cochran = Co.. Ssm'l p. Miller. Abner Reeves
AID G. u, Perry, executors Of L. II. Reeves, de-
ceased, defendants
You and each Of you hereby notified that there IL
file in the Clarks Office ~ the District Con
Lee CO.. Iowa, nj Keokuk, petito II Hiram barre,
cha ming 81 yon r. Cfeel and IsabeiIa o. Erien Ex
eeu,rix OF q O'Brien deceased the snm Of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars with ten per cent interest per
mum, payable apnuaily, ~ muBey due on deed Of
trust made by said Creel4 BrieRte d. ", kibourne,
and since assigned 70 said psintn, dated hrst April,
1885, also claiming against each the foreclosure
OF said Deed OF Trust the same being Lots
~, eight tsl nine ~ ten o), eley i) and twelve
2), Block seventy f70), IN NE Cny Of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money; and urther
asking for the sale Of said premises and general
Hef
And unless You appear and snsssr ssid petition
before Of the second day q the next term
oi said Court 10 commence at keoknk, on the Arst
Monday OF September, A d., 1860. default viii be
entered against you and Judgment thsrsoA ~
pray cd for in said petition.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 1S-dAw Au'ys for Pisintifs.
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THE GATE CITY.

cH Mans dearest love in hot weather
Fan 1.-THE cooler she treats him, the
better he likes her. III Yankee Notions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

BUCHANAN AND Hrs PoRTRAIT.-W lille
Buchanan was President the Pottstown
Bank came into existence, and out OF com
pliynent 10 him tho notes contained his
por,rait. But Of late the bank has re-
ceived so many mutilated notes, with the
words TRAITOR Judas lscarlot, 10,
inscribed under the portrait, that il has
resolved to cali in all the notes bearing the
likeness and reissue new ones. II must be
done to abatc nuisance,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

THE WAY 70 Do Ira citizen Of this
city, whom We know to be reliable, offers
to be one of hundred gentlemen to con-
tribute thousand dollars each towards
cqmpping the first ten regiments that may
be raised in-this city under the new call.
This is a noble and generous offer. Who
among our wealthy thousands will be tie
first to second i, = Philadelphia Press,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
TlTY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking housr ofwn. ThoDpsenA Co.

New BOOKS.
The City Book Store 10 this day in receipt OF The
following choice Literature:
Cecii Dreeme, BY Theodore Winthrop.
shadow In the Hopas, Sy Saunders.
The Household OF Bouverie. by Southern Lady.
Songs ih Many Keys, 81 Holmes.
fecolectioss OF Shelley and By ron, by Trelauny.
shalls, Memorials. BY Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by yirginlan.
Tom hurke's School Dsys ut Rugby.
DeQulncy's Opium Eater.
" Literary Remtntsca nces
:. Theological EssAys sac.
hooa,, Poems, Hue and Cold.
Longfellow's poens, Blue and Gold.
kAxe'a
Mrs. Janeson's Loves OF the Poets Blue Gold.
Characterised. &c,
Studies, &c, s.
So % itaiisn Painters, 9.
Legend ofthe Madonna" i
Sketches Of Art, Is
~ Diary, &C..
Hs Sthorne's Marble Faun.
House Of the Seven Gables.
ScAFistIetter,
Asssse. fr0@ an Old Manner
Twtse nsad Taiss.
GDew Image. 81
BlisAsdaie komances.
LoasfeI,ow's Hiavsshs.
.' Evangeline. tf.
The above Books viii be sold al PubisAerss pgtees.
The public are invited 10 call and examins the stsek
fsos'o J. W. oGDEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24

HEAD-QuARrERs 2lsT REa'r Mo. VoLurrE}
First Brigade, 9th Division of 1ennesseassso
Chewaila Tennessee Jnly oth, Aoo~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
Julyi9-d
r EGAL NOTICE.

II EGAL NOTICE.
In THE County Court of Ice County, Iowa:
Notice 10 hereby given that on the fret Monday oil
July 1902. instrum ent In writing purpcHlnK TO be
the last i'll and Testament OF william IT. Worthirg-
ton, deceased pr odueed, opened and rad in Tic
Court abov named and the Pirst Mopdsy In August
1862 fix ed by shiI Court a. the day which proof
of the gen uint Of said Instrument viii be heard
II which time and place, all persans Interested may
be heard ROBERT A. kCsSELL
julyI6-d3w County Judko
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

au apology Tor The rude trear ul.nr IN. bsd raaa:.5
last week. Neson being little deaf. asked him N
speak louder. Davis again demanded an ano,ogv
Nelson denounced him and slammed bi,o 90 Il
face. Davis stepped back, cleuched HIS sst and
again demanded an apology. Nelson again slammed
him in the face, and again denounced him "a a
coward. Davis turned away procured a pistol
from friend, and followed Nelson, who was eoipr
up siairs. Davis told Nelson to defend himself
Immediately thereon firing.
The ball penetrated his left breast and Gen.
Nelson died in about twenty minutes Gen. Nelson
requested 10 see bis old friend, the Rev. Mr. Talbot,
Rector Of Calvary Episcopal Church, who was then
at the Gait House. Mr.. Talbot administered tho
sacrament according to the forms of bis church. The
General repeated the service after the minister and
refused to talk on any other subject He regretted
that he had not long ago turned bis attention to
religion.
~, :, CINCINNATI Monday, Sept. q, 1852
Inc Louisville correspondent of The Times Gays:
Gen. DAVIS went into the Gait House st half-past
. TINS morning. wher, he met Gen. Nelson, and re-
ferred to the insulting treatment he had received at
his bands in ordering him to Cincinnati. Gen. Nell
son cursed him In the most infamous manner and
struck him in the face several tines and then retired
a few PAGES. Davis borrowed pistol from friend.
advanced upon Nelson, who by this time had gained
the stairway, walked directly up to him, and fred.
Everybody who witnessed the affair jnstiiies Dayis~
PHILADELPHIA Mond.y, Sep. %. 1852 n
special dispatch TO q morning paper, Of this
city, says that Gen. Nelson called Gen. Davis "a
cowardly son of a bitch" when Gen. Davis fred az
him and killed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

Geu. Jefferson G. Davis, whose name has gained
a sudden and unenyiabe notoriety, by bis shooting
Maior-Gen William Nelson, at the Gait House,
Louisville, Ky, is an officer in the regular army,
which no entered on tho 18th Of june 1913, as Sec
ond Lieut. nant in the First Artillery. The numer-
GUS vacancies caused by the casualties during the
Mexican war rendered il necessary to appoint good
many vacancies from civil life. Gen. Davis was one
of these his appointment being credited to Indiana,
hi. native Stste. In February, 1852, he was sp-
pointed to a First Lieutenantcy and served in tAas
grade until the l4h Of Alay, 1861, when he was ae
Captain of Company E, in the room of Captain Al
ner Doubleday, OF Fort Sumter fame, whs was
promoted to Majority in the Seventeenth Infantry,
Just then organizing In the FAN Of 1861, Capt, Da-
Wis received leave of absence from tho War Depart
ment, to enable him TO accept the Coonelcy Of tho
Twentieth Indiana Volunteers, to which he had been
appointed by Gov. Morton. lie served at the head
OF bis regiment with considerable credit, and in De-
ne mber, 1861, he was nominated for BrSadieT'
Generslship Of Volunteers his appointment oe'Ds
published IN General Orders Oh the ION Oh june
1862. For some time past Gen. Davis has oeeh WIN
bis brigade in Missouri Although not particularly
brilliant, he is nevertheless considered coiupe'ens
artillery officer, and until the present unhappy
occurrence the particulars OF which we give else ,
bor. bss conducted himself as an officer and gen.
tleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30
rHOY FORTRESS MONROE.

news from tho South via Richmond "A
Union Spy IIung-Gen. Lco's Army be-
ing observation-disclosures ns 10 his En-
teufions-arrivai OF Union Prisoners La
Eicbnond-Tbe Emancipation Proeic-
nation barely nIiaded 20.
FoRrRKss MoSnor Sept g. 1867.
The steamer Guide, from Newbern, n. c., put In
here this morning and left ct noon for New-York,
She brought no news
The Hygea Hotel, the property Of Representative
segar, closos this evening. " is Understood that
this and many other wooden buildings at Old Point
Comfort are to be pulled down during this week.
Everything is very quiet at Norfolk and Suffolk.
The flag of truce boat John A. Warner from
Aikens Landing, arrived here this morning, bringing
down only two families from Richmond, on their
way North
| The Richmond Dispoteh Of September 9Th, says
that about two weeks ago five men were arrested
from boat in Mobile Bay, on suspicion that they
were making an attempt to escape 10 New-Orleans.
They were subsequently sent to prison in Mobile,
and upon searching them there were found upon
them charts and plans Of The defenses Of Mobile One
OF them. Doctor Marus Louis Rossvalley Of New
Oreans, where he bad wife and children, has been
hanged but whether by military or civil authority il
not nscertsnod.
The Dispoteh also says; "Our army is daily in
cressng By aqcessions Of stragglers and conecrpts
Whatever may be the intended movements of Gen.
Lee, he is perfectly successful in keeping them con-
eealed. What is concealed from our people finds
li'Je chance OF making its way TO tho enemy. Up
to Tue1ay last our piekets extended 10 the neigh
borhood OF i'arper's Ferry. 1t is not probable that
the Union army vill attempt to cross the Potomac
again at present. pomney is occupied BY our
rangers.
Five hundred Yankees, many Of them wounded,
are expected to arrive to-day from Gordons,i!le. II
they arrive in season they may be included in the
number of released prisoners that we shall send to
Aikens Landing to-day. On Thursday night sixty
seysq Wee pyisoneu arrived from GoIdonevihe.