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Executors Notice.

NTOTICEi is hereby given, that letters Tesamentery
have been issued to the undersigned the estate
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Executors Notice.
NEW STORE

NHE undersigned wishes inform his old friends and
i the public generally, that owing to the fortunes Of
war he has been compelled to business at the old
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stoves! stovesn stoves y

WIN. & JAS. G. CAMPBELL-FouNDERs-F .
w South Of the borough Of Butler where Stove
Poughs and other castings made. large supply
tsantly on hand and for sale Mt reasonable rates
DecQ. lS63::tf.
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Having ample house for hundred persons and
stabling for at least fifty horses
Thankful for past patronage, he would ask eontinu
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
NORTH OARoLINA ELEorIoN.

PITEEBUkG. July 2s.-The North Carolina soldiers
voed to- day for Governor. BArrngers cavalry brigade
voted titus: FIRST North Carolina Csyslry Regiment
Vance All, Holden none Second, vaGce si4, Holden
s. Third not heard from. Filth, Vance 2s5, Holden TO-
Pr4HEJUao, Juy 2s.--Ths following additional leo
ton returns are received from North Carolina sodies
voting: 2sth regiment Of infautIy, vsSee sla, H.
don 81; Cummings artillery, Vanc: %. Hodsn none
Rowans artillery, Vance 1877, Holden none.
WILxISGroS, JAY % The army vots ofWTmlng-
ton and The forts below, except oasWe gives Vance
1859, Holden ale.
GcLDsBoao, Jaly 2s-The soldiers voted here to day
for Governor. Vance received ls2 votes, Holden 2.
In KinstOn; the vote is, Vance 65l, Holden So, with
several companies to hear from.
LrSoBBUAs, July 20 The following is the aggregate
vote for Governor of North Carolina soldiers Ia hos
pitals here: Vance 242 H,ldenls.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

MACON. July 2S--GoysrnOr Brown. ru-iAy, issued a
proclamation ordering ali aliens in the 40 who re-
fuse volunteer defend the Safe which affords the
protection, to lsAVo the State WLhn ten days also,
that the orders Ct Confederate Cisers attempting 10
prUteos from active their iAVorss ciV pur-
SUITS when The State needs all who able 10 bea
front OF the enemy, cannot be respected BY the
STATE tfStrs. Wnilo 1t u not his purpoe. to grippe
the Confederate Governments In providing Gil necesss,
support for the ARMY, he Will lava OF IN.
state, Compelling ali dstaded persons attending 70 or
binary business, to aid In re silng the enemy.
He denies tue UonIedelzge GUVsrnmenLs right TO
OVest the State Of is Jurisdiction the whois mi
Iia by musserlnS inso service and detaIpg lh.m V
at home engaged IN the common ayoes ions Of
Lie. All psrsons claiming 70 De employed by ne Com
federate government must be exempted BY eerscatrt
of The Stale au.Lonties, evidence thss they ar.
.anty emp.Oyed and are ind peassbl njesss.ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
AN EXPLANATION OF "EDMUND KIRKE"
ABOUT HIS VISIT TO RIUBHoND.


BosroS, July 23-G card from Edmund Khke,"
Hheso real nsms Is James r. Gilmore, 81 West Adam
street. BostOn was published in the Boston Transcript
Friday evening Me- Gilmore ssys OF the CT -reverend
nov Coz Jaques, as follows:
"Wish b s (Jeques) supposed SIN ssiOn" had moth
ilg DO. sent with him-oe rather he went with
nae Tor my pass directed e. 1taut ALLOW J. X. Gilmore
and fiead 20 plss our huel TO so South. Ito Rich
m,nd-oa SaIuFdsy Lass, End can say untq IiVOosLy
sh.J lhe P.ssdent knew nothing Of his accompanying
ne.
"Me Li1colu though an Olijins friend aud &C qulin
lance Of COL JAG lss, las nos even hm tOr low
n5ail thres years.
Hos inc newspaper statements In reference 10 our
Vis ~ Mr.. Davis originated, do not know. Untl -
o'clock last night, Euel returned to my heme in this
Gas Baer snd Grant and tie President, the If
az ding 1een in che Rebsl Capital at all
Il am HO, ssd never have been connected with the
New YCTk Tribune A. the eAraest solicitation OF Mr..
Ed HoWAro Gay, the managing editor Of that journal
(HhO is very dear ana intimate friend Of m,ne) did
eJlssnS neary Two years ago, to tie Tribune AssooA-
l5n publishing cheap editions Of my books (out that
arrangement WAs long slnce dscont1ue06 M did 10
JAY last write half dog articles for JhAt paper.
'Ih We not, hOwsVsF, exchanged q word with Mt.
g. eelsy or even seen him for fully three months aud
have no connections With him; in fast, AnOW ab O.
lutsly nothing Of his 'negotiations This much, how
ever Ia reference 70 tnss much talked Of matter being
4 Yal kse can guess. Is viii result in noihng. Jth
ersOa DAVIS said me last Sunday, land with al his
faults believe i'm a man of trutd); This war mus
90 on I the l4st OF this generation fall in hA tracks
and his ck5F0n seE3 his us ketand fight Cur battes
uBlsss you AeknOWedg our right 10 seli-goverDmsnt
We are not hghting for slavery. We are fighting for
indoTsadsncs, and THAI or DETERMINATION, We will
have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

W psTssise, from ths Uaissd States National Al
ma iae tat the psrsonasl o. .hs British LsgstOa al
Washing or Ehsh, before ihs var, averaged At most
three OF ous has bssn Increased 20 ton twslyo zee
tv presents" 70, lhs nos. pAri apparently com posed
&. 20 20. aspirAnts.
Ae1tous lqiIFy in contemporary diplomacy . sug'
Ess-s3 b Ills fse:; Have the du.iss Of the gallon
no pied s. ths territory to which 1; vas accredited
dsopVsai Or, have the reported Washington co.,
Ssa7 q TO ssn ctths naval hero Of seoss.Opol 6red
- ssisoa Ct shs British yOushl II all accounts be
Eas o SO average virtue Of Washington d.mes and
ssn-s' els, siuos tho WthdrsWL Of that Southern
'''A, --la'aOs' vAlss osUpsusd IS Isast hypO0riy-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
y We but emtMleI y y
such a. tse.s nave lived and died"
oAPr. WILsoN PKrkRs.

Capt PETESs died la residence kchmond the sS Of
jane, Ls6A. IN his tsn year.
Nielsen couaty, and resided there the great
AZ Of Ia lssA setedtn RcnmJnd, aLd engaged
In busiuess Pstes Martin hls eour
tsou ArAsIs, ha integrity, application Ana
conn sues w. the and the liberal
o. AIgs circle InJss lhriIy fAneTs 1hs conn
dtne " the VI his oeath hs bua
pss cJn u al tue coIsOn efehAnti OF the
soan but his mercantile eATeeT IN hichnlond
" nonvrs5e sud s-csShsluL
Can't PstsI rs 90 beat Of men. He kind and
4oOf ut and sir IN Nj bis trAns4et rs
hulsns Of The iesl Is o oters
LIgn olhOCO, AID ~ brave a nn
rue Inspired and lAsing as lhey we've
confidence II Ia SA2aor nden, and
gsneIo.lty. ,
voted Ia MS family kindly alive Aha Almost
ness i.r uhTtiitns TOLL devotion and 10
suy Wits who tsGd riy attached
WHOM dafing this Lie, he drank ose OF TIE
cup human SORROW.
" a. la -InJ, leaves three su,vvirg children They
mourn nh Uss cus h TeGegnbTancs Of his
de D hlnO also many friends IN hthmond
and u neisyn. thsts will think VI him In after
WIN ssiLgB " kL6nsl6 esSTd 9he oApAn ~
OLuh, batno hal dtspsr reverence for
the DiIe Bang higher pei Tor our hVJ Religion he
suffered much t4A tEoLgn Luhsnng and faith he
his naa rSI place hs d. an was unexpected
ne mad ior aIclting t1b steadily wasting away
OntLeng4t The 2ol. H. fItreG IsaH noinE 70
excite III In The rnl-g be VS.
VI Ss0Ie1 EYsry hisad Who reads
te "a tsr departed irisnd, and offer
prayer heAVen TO sid protest the soroWng
widow .SASeS bsnl Eho lncIe thAa ali 0ths ust VurA
MA los8.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
FROM GEN. EARLY. &c.

PETIRsBCRG, Jdy 2S.-A Gelesr irosa Gen Earl,
sSes tina. the Yankees have reiterated scsosJ me Po-
tOmAe II WiIhAmspor, burning oyes ~ Wagons 40
abandoning II CAissons. 0ur iOEces held lalasburs
The Yankees rsaeated In great disorder
From Ihe northside oil James River there Is nothing
beyond the iaOs that The enemys cavalry arc on INT
Charles City road Everything is slsgrsnt IN fsonl-
The enemy carae upon one Of bigades yesieidsy,
rather suddenly, on the nOrthtide Of James River,
causing them 70 give back hastly, in 60 doing iOuI
pieces of artillery fell into the euOmy's hands.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29


RGvsnsWOOd In PSWhAtAn county, the 9Th Of Janes
1854 BsElI hOsbf years. daughter OF
IhS iA.s NJ. B. q. ana Ma. Ses0y.
sadaehy tais kid eut doWn In the ssnnese
Ioan4 reads. commenced religious eoass
cary NE AID Nc her fitnSs a. be's
Her cl-Sst auAes neglected. 6ihed ~
Ma Sh 81 tai was eVey AID attractive Ahe yet side- me
1sposuoa pAls d; becoming eKe.ed or
ei she seemed day 70 500 ne anu oaiu
pasious o. oher Toe OF Hdnsss truly was on heF
sac thought 20 H. 1hs esnts VI aItIacueh IA every
c-mfJ Vi oiegs Edusatei GeaOmp shed, gen
tie GlAtls AGscuonate, many risnos 'Svns
her, Ia her last bls lneas abe bore her
eI Hth conPssge p4lnos Nos until the dAy o. htr
th shs die abe calm ana composed, she
coBesrgnS her bus estsa mat
preached PASTOR TOE Kew M bn
co., yea, though w4k through tha valley 81 le
snsdOs Of aua fear ss, tlas tLey should sing
OscLEoa yOIdAn stormy pGnGB stAn1, WIN hs
chorus and, lana, lAad bouaj Snsfe there
stormy e0ads ~ EI ale tnSn sung tbs hi M ana
chorus heTae el unet, and heavenly vOse enc took
cave u ns mother, SLte aud o. al Vie servants
spsAkns VI eearAgement 10 AL, teinLg
geVs hat bbe sSag hOmei tAs sh
sAa heaVsn bright bhe could nos cay ens
fec gently X ilatd, Uoas JS4S, Come qeihy ana 5sus
saa nae eylng aowAy pillows are she seat
eIages 4ossc e An1 then ie AaletP IN ne AIN
hsysIhs he Nd LSsn devoted
she VA t0O - tie Syty Ills nstAiled sAsth-
IL hsr = OF angela 70 Us WHO are
moIrnins lie example Of oErfiiAn Eraes-
hopssn vi Aess1 LeE tlerI hOH nN1y hea9
soaOt Tie mother, brother and Sssr,
feeis aId asvod o. ell enHTH; ana enable
When pa lie ended to walk H. Sogh hs val
ley Of ths sh.agN y deAh AID lear no eXn'
ga tlS' OIL cepEtsssd a. d ionsyt
All lean are Lad ABIDE -
Il but "
such lived and DIED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
The Situation

Tss boss aioEmassa in %, reach places the Yankees
--r,1 SO acs.a eide Of The James a. OEs third OF
t.,a.5 sIuy. Tasy vi DO - npgisnt on this side Of
aver ss thoy have been on the other. RaRors pre-
'. 81 yesterday ol eAEahy demonstration 10 Ihis ei-
tsssc. W WI 70. Do expected 20 state she PfePA-
hacs made % uscs any nOVsmsnt & aRt may sueDP.
z,sys yisSory proves 70 have Seen one Of tie most
esu; o. the Sar siESs lie important resulss oS'AL-
OIL sCa 60 we're secured With eight cost Of lie 10
be Gsa The reader IS referred 20 Ibe Isl,gr n.
w. a.g vi1aous further u lOtnA.iOa irOa Atlanta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
THH. oITY,

0sDTE's HABEAs CORPus --This case again occupied
the attention Of Judge HALLIBURTON yesterday orning
The very plain; bat counsel for Ogden hAv-
ing made long speeches. was deemed proper that ths
District Attorney should make long speech In reply
and accordingly he occupied the morning In addressing
the court.
Ogden, at tia time manager Of the Richmond Thea
ire for Nee ELS4betl Mag, the proprietrsss, was on
the fret Of April seized - eonscript, and, notWith-
standing his British Otscton papers, was, after
proper examination Of his case, declared consOript
both by the OOnsept Bureau and the Assistant Score
tary Of War. It does not appear why these authorities
did not put him into the army. At all events though
they did put him into the army they kept bothsrng
him, ami declaring that he was oOnscrpt and ought
to be in the army, upt to &c. rid Of them he sued out
writ of hG6sas eOrPHS. Ga the trial Of this ha6saS
corpus no witnesses examined, but the papers, A
6daVis and TIE Ike Were BY consent Of the parties
taken as the evidence in the case.
In his speech, Mr. Aystt reviewed this mass Of evil
dOnCe. The arst papur ns Uo6k up was note Of Og-
dsh written 70 Colonel 5hieds ct the time Of his ar
by the cOnsOrPt Otactr on the lst of april de-
esring that he had been arrested a. the nshgaton Of
Soma uupii lcPlcd persohsi that be British sub
J-o ana nao never, never done any acc 70 oret the
pEOiec ion of his Brtsp) Government. The next pa.
per taken up by Attorney, the affidavit of Mr..
FOsr respectable citizen OF Mobile Alabama, to the
esOt thai R ". Ogden, o!Gs chard Westley, did, p
the month of August, 1861, vote at election for
sher in the city of Mobile, and, his vote having been
challenged, thAt he, the said Ogden, GIiGS Wesley
sOOs that be was q citizen of the ate of AlAbAmS,
owed no ALL glance to, d. 81 and had been Iesidsn'
of Alabama, H., ~. The lama til snt further stated
thst be- said OgGen received money for the vote then
| cast.
The Attorney then took up another eff lAvit of a c
zen OF Mobile sssling that AfAnt had "R. d.
ogden, alias Dick Wesley" in Mobile in August 1861.
Another sfdaVt stated IbS. sfiint had knoAn Ogden
since 1885, and thss novel, until .he passage Of me
ConsorpG act bad ne known 0sGea el-im be
an Englishmsn.
AfadAvts were read to show .hat the last Rf6Ant,
whose name Was TLrOup Was unworthy Of credit; and
others we're read, showing that Ogden had always
GAINED to be an Ensshman, even before the passage
| OF Lhe ooDschpt GoL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
GRANT And LINCOLN

Abe Lrooln aud Ulyss,s OncO had chat,
They talked ppOn this ubjses then upon that
AZ last says o. s with ssIdOniO grim
A; he s7psd 1s ttn onR ana S.sokod his broad chinl
about,
For ne said the rsb'liOu would go up At the spout
In lust nirety days."
o., yesl" said the joker, Ai he looked very Wise
While DO laughed 'til the tears ccud be seen In biz
eyesl
" You see my boy Billy dOr't mean what he says,
For be meant HiAsiy ysans. and not Ninety days@
SPaEY."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
n SchednlA 81 Prin.n

We ara dali 70 receipt OF o-mmuneatiOns, principal.
ly ro firrso, protesting ssaius; the e1OrbitAut as
ee,..asl1 o. she BoAsd OF Commissioners and vsbe
D easy ealing for charge But as Colonel Hublrd
has sivsa notice Of early meeting Of the Bard
70. no pup0ss Of modifying tie prices allowed, We
hs,s ao .aOugh Il necessary 20 publish arguments in
br0r ct whas 10 already determined on. We dseAr,,
however i0n lhs discrimination, 10 favor Of the sub
jo.usd card because it Is BRIEF to the point Aad en-
fofSe BY the authority Of numOsr Of mOss resp,etA-
be lanss;
Tas usisrsgned, Otz ms Of Oanberlnad county, have
So, Eil diasP Rotation the recsat soheduls Of the
bosj Of OyDmissi1heis; Eoi whilst ihsy have fall con-
nterce b. their intelgsuse, Integrity and patriotism
rsead heir aetionGs unuiss, unnecessary and based
% mistaken PoeJ, aAa thai he cane ought promptly