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TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue

deeds of trust executed by Charles Macruurl
and wife to me rs trustee, the first dated the PAL
August, 1862, and the second the 10th Of NoVrul
1862 being thereto requested 10y the parties sh-
sell on MONDAY, the 18th September, at ~ ., H. =
T. NJ, at public auction, on the premises, TON
highest bidder for cash as to so much rs will ~tf
the liens on the said property now due and the ~
penses Of sale, and to the residue ON such cr,I,
will meet the lien on said property yet to bccon.
due, the property thereby conveyed In trust mi
which is described therein a. all the right tite mai
interest of the said Macmurdo and wife in and +,
the House and Lot situated at the corner Of EigLr
and Marshall streets, wherein the late G. J NJ
murdo lately resided, and all their right titlr t
interest in the slaves Cornelius, Jane and Martha
and her children, William, Jenny Robert, Georgs7
Martha, Bet, Lilly, and JIM and all of the personal
property that may come to the hands Of George p
MacmuIdo from the estate of the mother, father ar
grandfather of the said Charles Macmurdo Tbrir
cumbTauces on the said property may be seen m
reference TO the decd books in Richmond Ilu I'm
Court Clerks Office, being for deeds OF trust f-,.
said Macmurdo aud wife recorded III sail Clerk
office. The title to the property is believed 70 d.
good, but selling as trustee the usual special N NJ
ranty will DC given.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS
Trustee ia the two deeds above mrut;o1.l
Sale conducted by w. GRUBBs, Auctionccl, sue
ccssOr to Godd.n Apperson. .s.l
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DEkSONAL-Corporal GEORGE K.

III GIBSON, company q, (Richmond Grays
seiith Virginia infantry is supposed 10 have been
kken prisoner In the battle ON the Weldon road
near Petersburg, on Friday, the 18th ultiIno ANN
Information concerning hun, by nag truce letter
or advertisement IN any Of the Northern papers
val be thankfully received
JOHN a GEORGE GIBSON,
Cary and Sixth streets, Richmond, Virginia
k6- New York Daily News, Baltimore and Nor
folk papers will please copy seS-6t.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, IN THE
COUNTY OF IfENRICO, ONE MILE AND \
HALF FROM TIE CITY OF RICIIMOND.-We
shall on THURSDAY, the sth day OF ScptcInbcr,
lH64 sell at public auction, on the premises, at -
O'Clock NJ, that beautiful FARM called WOOD
WILLIE, the late residence Of John Jacob senior,
deceased, the Mechaucsville turnpike, directly
opposite the toll-gate. The house is large and COM
modious and situated i'll a beautiful oak grove
There also all the necessary clubhouse The
land Is i'll high state -Ot cultivation, and viii be
sold III two lots of ten EACH and lot, with
the house, of twenty
The purchaser viii have full possession Of the
whole property the lst Of December next, and Of
part Of the dwelling Immediately and Will have
an opportunity Of putting in crop for another
year.
plat of the property can be seen at the office OF
the auctiOnetr.
TERMS: One-third cash; onc-third at SIX, and
onc-third at twelve months, negotiable uvtcs with
interest added; or the whole in cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
At the same time we Will sell, for cash, Horse,
brouche Buggy and Harness. two Carts flaming
Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
All persons having claims against the estate will
present them to the undcrsigued; those indebted
VIII make Payment to us.
}. Is. KEESEE, Executors of John
G. JACOB, Jacob, ST, decd
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
toneor. al 29-td-
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE.
MENT ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Will be sold at auction, on the Vremi., 10.
ON WEDNESDAY,, the 7th September at > o',lo.k
2. NJ, that very valuable TENEMENT located AS
above, lately occupied by Mr. John : Brady, and
adjoining the tenement now occupied by Mi John +
Rodgers. 1t has -- rooms, and has ampl, no.
commodatiOn for servants and its location MAKE. II
very valuable. Possession given immediately
Terms: Ouc-third cash; balance ut nix aud
twelve months all cash. at the option Of the rti-
chaser. T. W. GRUBBS, Au,tloucer
sc Successor to Goldn x Appersou
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Thomas W. Kcesec, Auetioneer,

FUTURE DAY.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

4 FARM ON THE BROOK TURN
IA PIKE, ONE MILE FROM TIKI CITY, FOX
RENF-Wiil be rented out for the year lS6b It
public auction, ON the premises, On TUESDAY,
September O. at O'clock y. NJ, that very desirable
Farm on the south side Of the Brook turnpike
near the Toll~gate, the late residence VI John Oar
r.eott, deceased The dwelling Is excellent with all
the necessary out-bulldiags. There are seventy
acres Of very fertile land aud very productive gar
den This IS, indeed, one of the most desirable
residences and farms IN the vicinity OF Richmond.
Possession gwen the LIST of January next
TERMS: Payable quarterly in advance.
4. w. aRUBBS, AuctiOneer,
au 81 Successor 10 Goddn X ApIersOi.
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NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, \ NEW

FRAMED llOUSESAND LOT, Ju S.,,
street, between Marshall aid Clay with seven t,,
and two pdsstgcs and Is supplied with wati and
gas. Also, KITCHEN, with two rooms WOOD
house, Coal-house, StOrerOom, &c. The lot b. a
good SIZE and enclosed with now fence Pose
SOL, can be- had Immediately, Is the hous, now
vacant. For terms, apply Oh the prom tom y
to IL y NJ and to q L. NJ. SEE ST
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NOR SALE, several nice BUSINESS
l. COATS and one large fine OVERCOAT; also,
some MOCkING-BIHD CAGES, in good order
and beautiful large CANARY CAGE, two yards
long f. KING Over
sc 2-3t' Nam street, above Eighth.
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By James NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOT ON LEIGH, NEAR
HENRY STREET, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
September SG5 on the premises, At 81 O'Clock NJ,
a vacant lot on the north side of Leigh street, and
near Brooke AveuItn containing fifty feet 'front.' and
running back one b,Jn.Ied and twenty-siX feet to
alley seventeen lett vide
TERMS: Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
an SLIT AuctiOueer.
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I0HN COLLINS will hear of his ME-
~ MORAnDUM BOOK by calling at the Dis
patch oiiice and paying for this advertisement.
No 3-lts
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WANTED TO RENT, comfortable
w and neatlv-fuushed HOUSE of some SIX
seven rooms with kitchen, cooking utensils, table
ware, gas, &c, sc. Satisfactory references given
Address Post-uiIice Box li55,' Richmond.
2-9iA
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MISS A. Z. PARKER WILL RE-
PERSONAL,

DERSONAL-Al late file of the New
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers), re-
oeived this morning at the CONFEDERATE READ
ING ROOM. The Ne'os contains personals" to
very large number Of parties III Richmond and the
South. Parties expecting personals" from their
friends in the North would do well to examine this
hle--they also from it II their personals
al the Richmond papers have been copied. The fle
received this morning contains personals" to the
following named parties in Richmond
Vim. Sears Wood, l.. d c.
Nathan A. Myers, Mary Jane Parker,
Mrs. u. Z. Z Hawthorne, Vim. IL. s.,
w. Is. ), Miss Florida Darden,
Cousin Emily, Mrs Mary Osborn,
JAS. Il. Maomurdo, Gen. John PegraIn
Belvin Il Atkinson, Myer Myers
j. Booten Hill, Mrs. Rachel Moonshine,
l.. NJ, Nj l.. OF Liebel e.
Andrew Johnston, DR. Powhatan b. StaIke,
w. Jacobs, Mrs. l.. c. McC-
NJ. Harris, Geo. and Jno. Gibson,
Thomas u. Rapier, Mrs. NJ. Creighton,
NJ. Mltteldorier, Ii. q. Dallam,
l.. Abram, ii. III. Ii. j.,
Rev Jno c. McCabc, J.MG q,
Il. A. Lafor I'M. w,
and number of others too numerous TO enurnerate
in this advertisement. Persons expecting "per-
sonals" should call and see the file Tor themselves
The Nesos has also large number OF personals -
forparties in Lynchburg, Petersburg and Charotes-
Nle also, for parties IN North and South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama-in fact, through the whole
South. The latest Northern papers, periodicals pic
orias, &c., received regularly at the Confederate
Reading Room. HARPER'S MAGAZINE for Au-
gust just receved-a splendid number profisely il
Illustrated Re 3-lts
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WANTED, Immediately, FURNISH
w ED HOUSE, in desirable location. Al
dress " r. A. II :" post-office. SO 3-2t-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

co L NTRY RESIDENCE For
"A SALE-A comfortable COUNTRY Ri.
DENCE, containing fye.rOOuIs, with all IA, lts-lr,.
out-budngs, fifty to one hundred acre, Of Gri
attached, within quarter OF Il mile Of Fluvuul
Courthouse For particulars apply to on udlle-.
j. ). B." Palmyra, Fluynna, Virginia
sc 3-3tawts
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W. A. RAMSEY. Z. F. HALL.
w A. RAMSEY & CO,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
3OS Broad street. (oppc>ite Union Bdnk,)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q A. PARKER, Auctioneer.
REFERENCES:
Augusta Edward Thomas, Hon. Il H. May, Al
fred Baker, j. II. Taylor, Fleming & Robertson
Henry Edmondson.
Atlanta-Wm. Herring Il Son.
Columbus-ll. G. Goodrich q Co, Lawhon &
Rossett, David Hudson.
Macon-E. Wmship, Salisbury & Pease
Sayannah-W, III. Stark
Challeston-C N. Hubert, W I. BWge, J Pur-
cell.
Athens. S. Linton, r l.. Bloomfield
Wilmington. ID. Poisson, George Myers.
MontgOmery-B. ii. Micou, III. D. Browler J F.
Hukll
Richmond, Virginia George Z. W Nelson, John
A. Bowen. au lin
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\ SALE AT AUCTION.--W4ll be sold on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of September, 1864, at a
o'clock p. NJ, On the premises, the FRAMED
situated on the nortl. side of CumbCr-
land, between Cherry and Culvcrt streets. The
house has four rooms, and is i'll good repair. The
lot fronts on Cumberland street twentyone feet and
runs back one hundred and forty-fye feet to an
alley.
TrRMs Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
9-it AuCtlDueeT.
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NO GERMA Ms IN RICHMOND

4 The Germans in Richmond will find at the
CONFEDERATE READING ROOM that old ia
yoIite paper VI theirs, the New York STATS
IEIIUNG, containing great deal Of news from
Germany, and other matter peculiarly interesting To
them. They will gather great treat from it,
sc 3-its
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LOST. sTRAYED, ETC.

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD Taken from me by Grants army
when il left Hanover county, two very tine CoLIS
two years old one an unaltered, Bay Horse, long
legged, inclined to be Roman noscd, and very via ,
the other, sprishtly Sorrel F1lly, name and tan
approximating axen; she is of Revenue stock, and,
think one of the piettiest colts ever saw. Also,
at the same time, three COWS, one giving a large
quantity of milk, cIumpled horns, and shows the
Durham stock another, large Red Cow, white list
down the back large bag, and ought to have had
calf in short time after she was taken; the other
little Buffalo COW, with yoke Oh her neck to carry
a bell and ought to have had "A calf at the same
time. The two first were marked with crop III the
right ear and undeIbt in the left; the mark Of the
batillo I do not remember. As they did not take
milk cows, and the colts not useful to ride,
think they left them somewhere ON the way from the
White House.
| will give the above reward for tn delivery OF
the colts and catl OF two hundred dollars fox either
and suitable reward foT the colts.
| have for sale at my farm, below Oh Church, III
Hanover county, CLOVER and CORN HAY; 80
for the former and 10 for the latter, per hum
dred. Ise 3-2tr THOMAS q. TURNER
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I OST, somewhere on Broad street be-
4 4 tween the African Church and the Theatre, ON
Thnr$' " night, September 1t, 1864, Blue
BORDERED SILK TISSUE VEIL, with a Satin
Cord. l will pay twenty dollars reward for 1T If
left at ROBERT McNAUGHTON'S New Orleans
Barber shop, opposite the Virginia and Farmers
Bank. Sc 1T
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nay" NEW AND USEFUL Books, LATELY
PUBLISHED, for sale by WEST & JOHNSTON,
las Main street, Richmond:
l.
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTS OF DECEASED SOL
DIERS, being instructions to army officers
with collation. OF the Laws and Orders of
the War Department, &c, &c BY Colonel
w H. Fowler. Revised and approved by the
Second Auditor and Comptroller OF the frea-
sury. SIS.
THE GOLDEN DAGGERS. A Romance of Cali
foInia. Translated from the French OF Paul
Faval by gentleman Of louisiana SIS
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL ARITHMETIC; or,
YOUTHS ASSISTANT. ByA. 4 J. Fowler
stereotype edition) 81.
"
EAST LYNNE or, THE EARLs DAUGHTER.
BY Mrs Henry Wood, author of The Heirs
Of Ashley" &c. S..
Persons desiring to have this charming no.
vel should order IL speedily, the edition being
limited and the present sales very rapid
"
THREE MONTHS IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
April, May and June, 1868. BY Lieutenant
Colonel FIemantle, C6ldstream Guards S.
GENERAL ORDERS FROM THE ADJUTANT
AND INSPECTOR-GENERALS OFFICE,
from January LIST to June 30th, 1864, with
MISTRESS AND MAID. household story. Bv
Miss Muloch, author 81 d" John Halifax. CEN
tleman," &c, &c. 81.
VIII.
THE RIVALS. A Chckahominy story BY Miss
NJ I. H., of Virginia 81
TX
WAIT TILL THE WAR, LOVE,'IS OVER A
new and beautiful song arranged for piano
forte or.guitar. 50.
Any Of the above sent free by mail Oh receipt Of
prices Address
WEST q JOHNSTON, Publishers,
sc It Richmond.
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REAL ESTATE IN THE

LNARM FOR. SALE.-Being in bal
4 state OF health, so that cannot attend t. nv
agricultural affairs causes me 10 ott,r my t.rnl
for sale; its location being about ten miles west &
the olty OF Richmond, Ienrieo county, LYING vu
Deep Run Greek, containing folI hundred and twtl.-
ty-Six acres. The Improvements consist Of a large
dwelling and all necessary buildings / deem It
unnecessary TO say anything more respecting M
farm, as those wishing to purchase wall come .ii
JUDGE for themselves. For terms, apply ~ the sub
seriber on the premises
au 29-ts WILLIAM " NORIEN
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INFORMATION WANTED OF WILL
i LIAM H. MATTHEW'S. When last heard
from he was with GilInore's battalion near Wood
stock, Shenandoah county. Any information con-
corning HIM will be thankfully received at this
omee re 3-3ts
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ID ELlGIOUS NOTICE Preaching
III EVERY SABBATH AFTERNOON ut hive
O'Clock, at the battery on the Meadow Bridge road
intermediate hnc, beyond instead of at Battery No
., As heretofore advertised Citizens and soldiers
are all earnestly invited 10 attend The preaching
Is at the house of Mrs W. S. DEuPREF.
Sc 2-2t.
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l OSr, on yesterday morning, between
/ 4 the corner Of Twentieth and Broad streets and
Mr.. p. G. L1rIs's, one GOLD-CARNkD BRAE-
LET and a pair Of lldy's LACE GLOVES. The
finder Will be suitably rewarded By leaving the same
at Major MAYNARD'S office, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets Sc 3-2ts
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BS ihI3lnS0n Y COZ AUctUnecrS,
No. 1872 Nam street. between Ninth and Tenth
DIANOS,
FURNITURE,
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c.
All AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the eth instant commeu ing
at 10 O'Clock \. Nj, we Will sell at our s,leloom,
No. ij2 Main street. assortment Of GOODS, con-
slsuHg OF the following and ether articles
Rosewood (Chickejng) Piano,
Mahogany PiaEo,-both excelleut-toned in
stTumgHts,-
Mahogany Ca6.fets,
Fulor, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Dining, P,ulur aud Kitchen Tables,
Soft-, Lounges,
French and Cottage Bodstead~,
Feather Beds.
Hair and Shuc n lttrrsscs,
Pillows, Boosters, sheets, Blankets &c,
Several excellent Cabinet Sewing Machine,
Curt ans, Pictures, Mirrors,
Fancy Article,
Glass and Crockcrywarc,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Cola and Silver Watches,
Trunk, Carpets, Mating, &c &c.
ALSO,
10 pieces Black and White Calico.
WILLIAMSON & Co,
Sc AuctiOncers.
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ENlVE THOUSAND YARDS SLEEPS
L Gray Full Cloth, 81 and Ct,
10 pieces fine Black Alpaca,
10 bales Alamance Striped and Checked
Domestic,
10 bales Pad Cotton Yarns,
dozen soft Felt Hats,
dozen Cloth Caps
| lot of New Orleans MOlasses, in IO-eailon
kegs,
10 dozen Horse Skins, beautifully dressed
10 dozen Goat Skins cork finish
10 dozen Goat Skins, enaneied finish,
dozen Dog Skins, soft finish,
dozen Hog Skins, russell finish,
800 pair English Cotton Cards with ba, ks
700 pair English Cotton Cards without backs
barrels Brown Sugar,
% bags Sugar,
IL 900 English Otticial Envelopes
For sale by WILLIAMS & NORFLEET
Sc st corner of Thirteenth and Main streets
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Several Novelties in preparation.

NoTICE.--On and after this date the doors will be
opened at O'Clock, performance commencing at
O'Clock precisely. Sc Sit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

De Internal Preachers aud sGs-dsUiIs The cause Of
he war continuing That to szrsrmi"G'' 'hs"' h'
rsvolu.ion tcas al an sadi" Can such blasphemy Dc
tolerated BY the eat RaIorI Let our inquites BE
what they y, can; ink that He will suffer such
demon in the form Of man 10 I've TO dom'neer over
gallant and noble people.
The Tuuor going The rounds OF the press that brf.
Williams, of G.cenyills, give Information that led 70
General AsIgan's death, is infamouly fsle. A truer
LADY or ono more devoted 20 our cause, or who has
made greater sacrifices, DONE I've 10 the COnederacy'
General Morgan WAS betrayed by no one but his e"n
Judgement Jdstioo demands that hs Prts shoald cor
rsos III error at once
Since The return Of the enemy TO BulA Gap many
runors have been ia circulation TO ID sir probable
movements Az maoh az one regiment of cavalry have
gone to Middle Tennessee to assist R,s'Csu in looking
after Wheslsr The entire Strength o! ths enemy IN
this depaam,n. will no. cx iced two thousand men.
s,us aporehsnsions are felt in KusXvlle OF an ad-
vance Of strong fo5cs from this direction on saer-
lnan's rear! Toey deem ha safe 50 long as nothing
presents itself In the way OF an army on this fink
Had We a column OF ten thcuaud ;roOpG under Beck
rnridse on this anl, and tho great strstegiSt ana
nii.ry genius, Jo Johnston, Saermans ifont, IN
stead OF Hooi, we would feel safe in saying that
Georgia would DO cleared of the enemy in tW nty days
Colonel OhurehWel, ore of tbs most distinguished
ovians OF this State died few days since at his
residence near KloIvll.. Yankee rule Pus period to
his uselu life He was early supporter o. South rn
in Iepebd moe, and remained go uudl bis DEATH For
his principles, he vAs pcrs,Ou:od b. BrOWnOE and bis
clau, causing his pr nature deaIh.
jim BrowploW, Colonel Of the 1T Tesneasee Olvairy
renega e) WAS v,ry severely wounded in the late tn-
e.gsm,nt with Wheeler Fisnkln, Middle Tennessee.
Tps Information is derived from the Federal Commits
so1ers Who have been Groenvlo some few days, in
ecnesence With Commissioners from this Department
70, the tx,harge # non combat 'uts Jno. B. Blown
ow has bsou ca ms extensively on bls ffontsh Dung
our soldiers who chaposd 10 fall into the hands OF bis
eavAlsy Oh, Of some 40 prisoners captured a. Rogers
VILE only tWo are kna.n to have reached o1viue.
Were they nurjered2 bIRp.
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AEVnn, IN EAST TENNESSEE.

POSITION Of TEE ENEhY-lNCREAsEDTf TYRANNY
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Personal
PARrICULGRS-HOW TO RELIEVE GEORGIA.
WAS MORGAN BETRAYED f-DEAFa OF COL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PRISONERS,
SO, SO.
CARTEs'S SrIrIOS. Tam, s'P@ 10 lse4.
To tie E4toy Of As Rhig
Tor come days al hiss been quias IN Ihis Der artmsni
TIE enemy conenIsd TO remain a. Buis Gap, pro-
Vid d no advance IS made On QUE part.
U6s Ne coming through !hs iD9s represent thu
tyranny Of the enemy becoming more dSaPOto every
DAY. Not day pssses BY bu, hat some new VICTIM
has bis way 10 the anhy dungsOnso of ROCKVILLE thence
10 sOrk on SIC iOTth ltons OOl q. II. Hubbard, well
knoUn thrC Shout East fen.essee, Snd u K Watkins
Eq rom Panther Springs, bOIh from the snmeCoun'y
ssne through see lines Ass evening. They were toreed
IN Lave home or DO murdered. They came through
the nouutans and had 70 lay in the caves of the noun
famous county, hrcuya WHICH thsy passed, for some
dine IA ssdsT to svAds tho vigilance o. the snsmls
scouts, ssnt in ssToh OF them.
Col A @. Wstkins aud Dr.. o. EAnt have been put
20 work on the fofi6 a ioos B'OHooW urges On the
authorities the nee esi'y and Pfopoy Of hanging them
beth as oros. 10 sssas 20 glory IN the Sun Fng oil
tbos, hs ,hancs 80 dRer nth him. DE-. Harris "a In
vsry resbO health ana Sas Es.ls fatigue Will Pu: Pc
red to bis existence.
BroSnloa's ecu sc Il bo0omirg more ViodieIVs ara
hostile daily hence the ousrAges OF tho soldiers can 70
accounted fer Huuaosy blasaIs at The inismoui 'nc
cruel conduct Of ths munster.
Ladies' dreot from ioIvils, ahO vent to see their
hrs,auds ez d, eoa6nei in the mi AIRY prsO0, we're
,e,osd 20 return without speaking tOthsD Taey were
ly permitted ID Osk them they passed nom pri-
an into 500 eaHsg ETOund. Len, AoTgao, Who Atsl!
Ida hs sto.ps tom lbs enemy ,OXvile, repre-
,s The treatment Of our fOitsTs, sh0 are prisoners
,ssrs 50 es,ag horrd shamtfliy cruel TheJ were
sosesd 10 WORK on The ioEh6ssi during tbs past
EDripR sad summer great many Of our soldiers were
sofked daily on tbe wosss a1ould the city All e!ussn
,,onsra were 70. ID 70 do The Jans thsJ could VSlh
=, al. Hs represents tbe WoFis Is being impreguaOle
Fha Raw. Mr. Insles, from New Market. made his es
-. Almost rnirsculOusly, few days since, from death
-. haD,,. Of tho ensm,'s e1Eardly 100 days men
seeoraanos VIA BrounloN's dirtoaon' soma cut
,,o,s vent 10 bic Dwelling. called him ou' ana 'aIrsC
800 sis,aIce. uhea tbsJ forced him to take on an
,-0,bi,g and beat him brusADy With clubs and
w,,beS. Thew ausIy InOOsed him N lbs OsAe VIZ
80, .,0A. ana l.f, him Tor dead In come minutes
.srths, had lss him became TO his senses ana efsp'"
Eou,s where ne vas well cared for uiul 10 e0ntiive'
mean, Of sscape. v NJ. Robinson, oil ksgeFssiie
zss fofosS 70 leave bis Cbsroh on s;counI Of Oso"A
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19
T II Z CIT Y.

Ter ALARM or FIRE about tEo o'clock ths morning
was caused By the burning Of bale Of straw in an
alley in tho rear of Miles Ambl.rs residence ntar
Mayo street The wa.chmen, happening to bs passing
alorg, discovered two looking negroes at
the corner Of ths sllsy, aud pursued them for some
di,lAbc, bu. the black rascla wore too ct foot,
and outral them. After abandoning the Chsse, they
returned in the direction from whence they started and
tor the 8rss time that the negroes bad set
f,e TO the straw doubtless with the hope TIA. The mes
might communicate with the adjacent buildings About
half of the bale was consumed.