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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

A large number OF delegates being in
attendance, the s. S. Convention was call
cd to order yesterday, at 8 0 clock A. NJ,
by the appointment of I. Newbold tempo
rary Chairman The audience then uni.
ted in singing "Heron,p sf.er which the
opening prayer was made by Mr.. Will
liams, of Ft. Madison.
The President tben appointed COM
mittee Of five to report permanent officers.
During the absence oflhs com mittse the
audience was addressed BY the Rev. Chas.
Williams. The committee reported ~
officers
President-Rev. H. B. Swift
Vics Presidsnts-Robt. A. Russell, OF
liver Brooks, Rev. Geo. D. Stewart, s. F.
Dunlap. John Gilmore. Jshn Cassiday,
h. 8. Dicksy. G. B. Lsvsnworth, n. 4
E. Converse.
Secretafy--Rsv. @. C. Bsanan.
Asst Sscretary-W. w. westeott.
The organization being complete, the
convention proceeded To business, and ap-
pointed several committees, and the one
in order of sxeercisss made the following
report: D
LIST. The Convention shall hold two
sessions per day, at 8 o'clock A. N. and 9
p. M.
Cd. The exercises shall be rs follows !:
LIST. Devotional exercises--singing and
prayer. I'd. Reports Of committees and
miscellaneous business, if any. Sd. Dis
cussion of topics. 4th. Adjournment at
l3 II. and 5.P.s
3. As to the topics of discussion your
committee would report the following
subjects, but would not desire to limit the
Convention to their con nsideration alone :
lst. The true relation Of the Sabbath
School to the Church.
Cd. Are any too old to attend Sabbath
School
Sd. The best way of retaining the old.
er scholars in our Schools
4th. The importance Of continuing
Sabbath Schools through the winter.
9th. The best manner Of opening Sab
bsth Schools,
9th. The most efficient instrumental
lies of success in conducting Sabbath
Schools.
1lh. Should Sabbath School instruction
be given by only those who are professed
Christians?
9Th. The importance of music in our
Sabbath Schools.
9lh. What constitutes model Sibbsth
S1hool Superintendent and Teschet?
lo'h. The ri mode IF conducting The
Iufn; Department.
llih, What proportion or money is and
whit proportion should be expended in
the support of Sunday Schools, ms com
I pared with that given to the maistainance
OF the Church ~
A delegate from the Yeaas Mem a
Christian Association was present and
made few remarks, and. by request Of
the Convention. will hereafter give some
aceount of the society be represents.
! After singing "Marching Along'' and
prayer, BY Dir. Braddock of Keosauq ua
the Convention adjourned until clock
Pm.
The afternoon session was opened with
reading. 9th chapter Of Romans, by Rev
MIR. Dickey, and singing "Heavenly Ca
man." after which ~ time was talsr
mp in discussing one or two Of the subject,
above reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
NOTICE.

To Frederick Muse, Fscklsn. rhos scott Geo n
II Dusk Defso1aass:
fou ssd each of ycs are hsFeby sosiaed tia. tAsrS
nov on lie ID ths Clsvks oos q ~ Dlsrtcs Ceuvt
Z A: Yors, claiming . jsdgnsss AgaIsa you.
fredertek ~, fes The ss0 Of eeas Dosy.
and soss upon yeuf three ssriain psomissory
noess Of sven dates given 70 James \. nsse and John
:. Iho1sea and sdnes sesieusd to the ssh J. 4 y
A. fers and - agAins ait ths nansd defendant
Ior NE foreclosure Of certain morsage given
by sad Muse - secure e psyncnt Of said sotes sans
seang npon - one ~, tive (9l and three f3I 10
hioct ono haelsor and three In the city Of
pay on laid asv the Of ali equity of
redemption. and for general relief y ith cos,s
And unless you appear and answer said petition ON
OF before noon Of ths second day the next Term
Sstd eorrt 10 e-.ass~es KAok tina lst Aonas,
OF september, A. D., iess tuaxmeni viii be had by
default ri SCOTT howell
IttV-osw Attorney for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

E1w BoArs yos rnE KloxuK AID Sr.
Louis PAcnnr CosrrAsY-We are pIsas-
cd 10 learn that the Keoksk and 81. Louis
Packet Compsay hsvs sow buildiss, 10
der the sspsrintsndsnee Of Capt. Haight,
At Madison. Indiana, two large and fine
packets, which are to BE- pat in the trade
between 81. Louis and Keokuk. The
Hannibal City, TO be under the command
Of Capt Lee, was launched last Saturday,
and win be towsd TO 81. Louis, where she
will recsivs her machinery. Her dimen-
sons are 940 feet long. 50 feet Hoor, 40
feet beam. 9 feet depth Of hold, and win
carry 1900 tons. She has two engines,
each driving vbssl 50 feet In diameter,
with ~ feet length of bucket her cylin-
ders having 7 feet stroke, and 97i inches
in diameter, and which are to BE- supplied
with steam BY four boilers, having 8 fiues
each, "A feet long, and 46 inches in dia.
meter. Bosh hull and cabin, which 10 TO
be full length, are by the Madison Ma
rine Railway Company the machinery is
to be BY Stoae.& Howe, of g. Louis, and
the painting by f. Dubach. Of Madison.
The main deck is Of cedar. Her cost
when finished, will be about $500
The other boat, the Lucy Bertrsm, will
be 24o feet long. with 80 feet noor, %
'eet beam. aud 6 feet depth Of hold. She
viii have two engines with feet stroke.
and "a inches 10 diameter three boilers
with fiues each, "a feet long, aud 46 in-
ches in diameter; her wheels are 2S feet
in diameter, with ii feet length Of bucket.
The hull and cabin are by the Madison
Marine Railway Company; her machinery
by Crawford 4 Davidson, and the paint
ing by T. Dubach. She will be outfLted
st Madison Her frame is all out. ane
was set up from the ways on. which the
Hannibal City was launched. She will
be finished in July. The appearance oi
two such boats in the line Of the Keokuk
and ST. Louis Company, is addition
al evidenc, of the increasing trade be-
tween Keokuk, 81. Louis. and all inter
mediate points on the Mississippi river
aud for speed. puncsnality. convenience
and comfort. the boats Of this conpan
are equaled by few and exceiiel by non,
on the Western waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
From the National ruteiiig gencer
The Words 81 q GeeA Nan.

Montesquieu has said that privat. and
public Virtue is pat only the, ipuudaisqn
Of Republics, but The condition Of their
existence. TheA hsfe a the ps position
commends itself 10 every thoughtiul
mind. and is truth has been demonstrated
by the experience and observation of men
throughout all ages. AS Burke was wont
to say, with that sound political philo-
sophy which inserpenctrates all his politi
cal writings, men are qualified for civil
liberty In exact proportion to their dispo-
situan 70 pat moral ehsins on thor swn
sppetites in proportion ss their love OF
justice Is Shove their irapasity !, ia pppor-
tion - their scundnsss and sohrissy Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

A ArsrAxE In Mosday's papsr We
gave an account Of the capture Of ~
essh Gag 1t Champion Hills. BY the 18th
Iowa regiment. 1t should have bcen the
l7lh Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

FoR THE 7rH IowA.-Lisut. III. II.
Wilson, Co. Z, 7th Iowa. will start for
the regiment on Monday next, and will
take lsttsrs or small packages 70 any in
the regiment, il left at Mr. Westcott's
Book Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

US. 5 20's.-We invite attention to
the advertise ment in our columns OF the
U. s. 5,40's. Besides being most safe
and profitable investment--squal to or
. per cent. at present rates of gold, they
also appeal to our patriotism and loyalty.
for by The sale Of them, the goyernmentis 10
benefited and the Union strengthened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
THE CITY.

~Ths Jennie Whippls is the morn
INK boat for Davenport and Rock Island
pnd intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Aadison on arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
NOTICE.

J." J'hn Gnfl-e, joseph Brooks. WIN stewart adj
n'lhfirAtor OF Isaac hcClsNey, deceAseG 81 Peiosls
kenand. lseral Anderson, p A Williams DsnIel
Msisworih, ksios Brothers Co. State OF Iowa, for
we Use OF the Sehpal Pund. Levi Fry. HyAtt md
naie, james Walker, ChAs Allen v Layton
hlsfd Of Supervisors OF Lse County. IowA Little a
MIiAan- and Fick len Lueas, D.fen acts
You hereby notified that there 1, nov on Ale IN
the once ofhe ciers OF the District Court Of Lee oup
", iowa. H Keoknk. q petition Of Hiram Barney
praying i'r Judgment against you. John Goylse
Jos Brooks aud WIN. Stewart ~ adm ins, "a ora OF
isaac MeCiastsy deceased, FOR the Of hlsh..e
huoufed and Twenty -sx and 6Ioo Do liars upon the
mouxase Of sstd GuyIee. brooks, q Mecisskey. 10
Chn'les Mason upon the sost quarter Of
SIX Township Isel ncrsh sf Bange lBI wess 10 Lee
county Iowa for the sale said Ian freed Of Ali aims
aud iiens OF ali said above PANIED defendats n "a, on
aad debt and for gsnefxl relief With css and ps.
Also TOT wfit Of auction against you peioee Re
and James Walker, and al yous asents 10 restrain
you from eutng or rem owing Any wood timber frsm
said land "
And unisss you sppear and answer said petition on
or before noon oftbc second day the nsst tsr al
setd Court TO commence at keokuk On the ls Mon
Of ofsepember 4. D. 1859 jntgmeps will be had the
~ asfsnh. II. SCOTT HOWELL,
JshooSw Attorney fsY Palnlg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

FoUup AN envelope contaiuing ~
vsnl Deeds. vas found on ths oan between
this city and Fl. Madison, which the own.
q oan have by calling st this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
DIED.

Or the 10Th inst. HaanY p oldest son of K " A.
A wl6t orsnam. ag,d7 years
The funeral ~in take place this tTbursdsy) after.
noon, atA oeio-k. yhe friends The family arc tn.
vited T. attend without further notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

This talented and accomplished actress
from Philadelphis has arrived N cur city
and viii shortly give one Of her brilliant
entertainments, consisting OF dramatic
readings and recitstbns
The following nattering notice 10 from
the Cincinnati Commercial:
"Asa a dramatic reader she stands 10 the
front rank OF the profession, and her enu un.
citation is 80 clear that not a word is los.
to the audience. With this quail cation
she unites grace and an emotional ex
preston which gives force to her Ian.
faags that defines every word. There i,
nothing unnatural In her style, but the
reverse, indicating that she possesses m
intelligent mind, and uses it 10 her per
sonatious to give lifs-like representations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
afw ADVERTISEMENTS.

I OST.
Between Enterprise Nils apd Main street wsrsaw
i'ln1is on Monday morning, Juue egh 1888 n POcK-
Ef BOOK, coutaiaing money and also some papers OF
value only To the osner- A liberal reward will be
gwen 70 The Under oy leaving .he same ~ the Pos,
| once In WRrsas
l. jeio-dit GkO. PRINCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

~ Some people do not even ye. seem
TO understand that il is contrary to Law
for civilians TO wear military uniforms. II
is no uncommon thing TO sse men clad in
soldisn' coats, pants and caps who are NOT
attached 70 the army. Those Who do Thu
are subject to = fine Of $500 and one
years imprisonment, that being the pen.
atty at1aehsd for violation Of the law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
NEW BOOKS.

M EW BOOKS.
orpheus G. Kerrs Papers I'd ssrlss
Freemason's Monitor.
Gook's Voyase..
A. Odds--by the Auth Of Quits
Burrs fTld and Ssrdeo;
Vegetables Of American
The Campaign OF I66s and W.
Physiological Memoirs--by Hammond;
Mrs L-sle'u Cook Book;
Girls Owe Book;
Boys Own Boos;
vern-r's Pride;
Dickens Complete works:
Hameand sbrosd. Second Serissi
story oftte GuAid
New AnnuslC Cyciopedis 1881:
psrsop Bro~slow . Book
Okarspgo River;
Fdwin Bro herlnft, nv wiuthrops
Shadow ia tine uuaae.
This day received at
BRowSrIr's BcaS STORE
Jet-~d Cor, Matn aud sih streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11


Tue kssoLLhxkr The enrolment is
IN progress in New Jersey. In Pennsyl
vanis it will commence 10 few days. In
the Eastern States the work is also going
forward. No person who is enrolled for
conscription need establish his claim te
exemption until be receives printed no.
tice informing him that be has been draft.
ed. He will then have ten days to show
that be Is not liable 70 perform military
duty.
EE The Democratic press cautions
"Democrats" TO beware Of and not enter
Union Leagues There is not much
danger of the ''sort of Dcmocrats' W
have in this section getting in or of thei.
staying long il they did.
They do, however. stray into the rebel
army occasionally and, ws are ashamed to
say, desert. fs.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
MEMORANDUM BOOK LOST.

s"fH aemorandum boob was 1ost yesterday some
rras'e 90 tae street or between fewn and Prie-'s
Ihe Hhner "ll on noeraliy rewarded on ieav
ing u At my Livery Stable on FRS, street.
Jio-mi v. RANDRsDAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

~ An officer of the regular army,
recently from the Indian nation, says that
the battery Of four guus captured by Gen.
Blunt at Maysville, Arkansas, and now
in charge Of Col. Phillips. Of the lst
Cherokee regiment. is the identical battery
used BY Bragg at Bueua Vista, at the
time Of "a li.tle-more' grape" speech Of
Gen. Taylor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

FRuIr.--Nevsr before in this country,
have the trees, vines and shrubs, given SO
rich promise Of IN abundant supply oi
fruit. Reports from al quarters are that
everything that aben fruit is literally load.
cd, and a. the season is 20 far advanced,
We need have but little fear Of frost and
can Be sure Of the most abundant yield
that We have ever been favored with in
this part Of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
pHQTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

ane sssoruieal Just feceivcahv saN
Ri 7. BRuNNEIL,
J~.-f Ger. An and ~ ain Streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

The kcokuk 1ranch Rank and wn. rbsapssu I
" ~ AssAaeixed U ressavc ashscriptteaA.
aSb-s ss8 8s isie-saw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

THE Boy MAJOR.-The Rockingham Register, pub
lsh at HarrsOnburg, Va, has the following announce
ment:
young officer Of no ordinary merit and promise
died at Mrs. Warsens in this place on Saturday last
We sllude to Major Joseph W. LAtimer of Prince
William county, familiarity spoken OF by his ellOHOi
GERS "the boy Major" for be under 20 years Of
age when he ded Wien the war began, he vas in the
Lexington Military Institute He entered the army as
I'd lieutenant, and rapidly advanced until, at Getys-
burg be commanded battalion Of artillery in General
EEelrs corps In this battle he los; an arm. he
he'd this place, on his way ID Richmond, when be
arrested BY dssase produced BY bis wound which
in few days minated his short bu; useful and hon
urable career
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Il AND FUN DAIh.
Pursuant OF the Circuit Court for the county Of
will be sold auction, at the door Of the court
house in Boydon TUESDAY the 2st day OF July next
credit Of one years Except enough the cost Of the
sale and Of Su tract OF land belonging TO the estate Of
late Alexander lying Butchers Greek about four
miles Boydon and about the distance from Roanoke
river containing S2 About 50 acrs OF the land rich
and about one-d Is In forest heAv
with oak hickory and nne pine for building
ton of hed PINE and the residue In good order for
profitable cultivation considered OF the most valuable.
estates neghborhood The late proprietor used only
plantation and the houses and improvements only
such necessary for the accommodation Of his servants
and the preservation Of the crops.
Bond approved security will be required CT the purchaser
and the title retained until the payment Of the
EWD. r. CHAMBERS
May 1868. CONF.
postponed until "WEDNESDAY the 18th dAJ
Of September next when the and at TIE
place above stated. EWD. R. CHAbBERS-
1ms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES.

Again call upon the people OF the co1ederacy-R reope
who believe that the Lord reneh and that bis overriding Prov
orde7en all hngsto unite prayer and humble subm
under His Christening hand and to beseech His favor
EuSerng country.
meet that when as and befal should seek
ha and cences the esons which they
teach and profit by seex4ns for which they
Had land and made selfeonde
aud Cgetu reliance Hm Had the love Of ucie
like into the heart Of the land converting
many among int wohppes Of gain and rendering
unmpdu Of their duty to cir country their felowmen and
their God Who, heu will complain that have
been chened 70 despair Of our just cause and the protection
oil our Heavenly FatherI
rather receive In humble thankness the lesson which
he has taught In recent devouty acknowledging
that Him. and not feeble due the honor
and the glory OF victory that from Him. 10 His pAternA prov
denee the anguish and dengs Of defeat that vhe
the victory defeat humble suppcaons dus to His
foohtOo.
Now therefore, JEFFERSON DAVIS President Of these conede
States issue this my proclamation, setting apart Friday
the 2st day OF August ensuing day Of fasting humiliation
prayer do hereby nve the people OF the Confede
Bates repair that day. TO their respective places Of
public worship and to unite in suppcaon for the favor and
lection Of that GOD wis has hitherto conducted safely through
al the dangers that environed Us.
49, faith VIII reof have hereuno set my hand and the
SEAL al Of the Confederate States, Richmond this tWen
49, tyhfh day Of July, In the year Of Lord thou
sand eight hundred and IlIty-three.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
j. p BENJAMIN,
Secretary Of State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Tow FL0oDxD The town Of Harrisonburg Va,
overlooked on Tuesday LIST, after unusually
heavy rain Ga the Eastern side of the the water
carried almost everything before it, and Main street
completely submerged by tide sufficient to aoat
large sized boat Fences washed away, pavemenls
up and considerably damaged and the gardens on
she line of the aocd suffered good deal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Orange county, May 2S.h, 1858. {

Orange county, May 2S:h, 1868.
Having my right foot and Eve inches u leg above
the ankle In the battle OF Slang tiers Mountain, Ausust9 1852
Obtaned about six weeks arhcia limb made by Mr.
g. W. Wells, Of Charlottesville which have since
with great comfort and convenience and we'll do find Tito
supply the place OF foot, that shall for duty 10
hsd in abOus days from this ne take great
in tesfvrg the happy results OF Mr.. Wei ugenuitand
mt el Al A. skill JAS. G. FIELD,
atS-4ts q. NJ. o. 3.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
THE VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY

Il meeting Of the subscribers the company the
following gent elected Directors, nsmey T. W Me-
ooooa L. pppesOn Robert Archer sam Harrison and john
Robin Mcdaniel
A. subsequent meeting the Directors, Samuel j. Harrison
eeced President andJL. ApFeOn Treasurer and secre
tary.
Books Of subscription will be kept opea
ConpSny oe until the Goth Instant Augus unless the
amount required be subscribed.
The prepared receive Of subscription
J. L. Apo R50N.
au1-lW Treasurer and Secre,arv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
POANoKE LAND FOR sALE,-I wish to

IL sell privately very handsome and desirable little Farm
located Aoanoke county SIX miles south Of Salem aud Big
Lick, and half mile from Gave Sptngs The improvements
all and in good repair consisting Of aud comfortable
Dwelling House. Sih sir excellent cabin, smoke house
Ice house carriage house, stables and spring house The tact
contains s. half Ct which CLEARED and In high state Of
cultivation. II has It excel ent site for tanney, very
superior young orchard just coming into bearing, nsng Of
apples peaches Ea standard pears DIV arr AndstAndArd
cherries pums, spcots ounces, &C. The fruit Is all OF the
finest qaay having been ected with great from several
CT best Nurseries In Virginia The garden very FERTILE
tanning and hall aeres and well supplied with grasses
strawberries &c also never-'ang spring Of excellent water
Aso anohsr small tract located ~ miles iron the above.
tsn SO IS Of which cleared aud In high state Of cub
tiVaton, producing wheat 70 great perfection.
Also very comfortable House and Lot at Gave Springs (on
talnnS \ acre stocked with fruit 81 different knds
(which place Churches, and considered good
ton = Physician
The purchase supplied with hous hold and kitchen far
ntue proyiions horses cattle hogs farming oo wagons,
rsse buggy, servants, stock Of medicine books, &c
Seeding gwen, and full possession l OF January
next
Terms TO suit the purchaser
Address JSo B. HARDING,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

LSS0H LAw.-The S.suntOn vind;cltor learns thst
Jesse 7. LOE, who taken from the Augusta jail 10
Nelson 10 be tried for the murder OF Mr. Brown which
occurred several months since having confessed the
crime, taken from the Nelson jail on Tuesday last
BY CITIZENS and hung.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

DEAEa OF IdEUT. Coz. JACKsON.-Lientenant Colonel
Alfred Henry Jackson, of the Slst Virginia Regiment
died at Lexington the LIST inst, is the 2ssh year of
his age. he wounded at the battle Of Cedar Noun
tn August 9th, 1861 and bad recovered SO far as 70
be able to mount his horse When he stricken down
BY ds6ale writer, eulOg' zng his memory, relates
the following
When the forces of Yves ern Virginia we're eonsOl-
dned under the command Of his ilusIriOus kinsman,
General T. j. Jackson, the distinguished chief appointed
him bis assistant Adjutant General the duties Of which
position be fulfilled with entire satisfaction for several
months Il is singular proof Of the dsinterested pa
iosm Of young Jackson, that he preferred the more
etVe and boTiOus duties of the camp the AID
envied position Of officer n the staff Of the Command
'r-in COtE He accordingly resigned this appointment
and Iejoined his old company private in tke ranks
Their appreciation Of his merits aested by his
Cessise election second Lieutenant fest Lieutenant
and Captain, and the Teorganzl On Of the r ment
ne was elected Lieut.. Col Of the Sl5t Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
MIDWAY HOSPITAL


NnlIIsUtfNIt, Ioto. J
Having lost lei 10 apd Lee, 23Out four Inches below the
knee nh "a Of Allegheny Mountains Decenber 18Th 1861
obaiae few weeks ago, artificial eg made by Messrs G.
W. Wei Bro OF Charlottesville, Va which have
great comfort and convenience The limb answers
excellent purpose far beyond most Sangune execa-
q
eoneus on would that truly believe that as far
20 nothing fully Calculated to supply The
the natural limb than the made By g. Wells Bro
J. W. BRkGd,
%. G, 25th Reg't. Va. Vol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Was 10 have been issued on Saturday bu. in conse-
quenee Of accident TO the press the publication
delayed. No doubt the neVsbOys gill be vOciferAt
ilg this morning Here's your PuDch-try one sr?"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
" LOT ON MAYO STREET AT AUCTr0N.-By virtue Of a
decree Of the Circuit the county Of Lous In the
Mitchell executor vs. Mitchell and others will SELL upon the
premises on "WEDNESDAY the Cd day Of September next at
o'clock the three story Brick Tenement located the
EAST side of MAYO street. present occupied Mott Ts
The House has eight and all the custmary outbudinpya
sufficient to defray the Of the sale The
balance and three years. for bonds
bearing interest from date PAYABLE annually aud the title re.
tane security until all the purchase Ia naI
but The purchaser he chooses do may pay at the time Of
the sale the whole any part Of the purchase money
B. WADDY, comr.
Sale eonductedby JAS. u. TAYLOR, Auc'r.