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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

CHARGED VITA CRUEtIY TO EEGRo.-oIpt Robert
Boyce, foreman of the smith shop ct tn, Confederate
Ar.eual, Was charged With cruelty beating lego be.
longing TO Thomas n. Jones.
IL appeared that the negro, who works 10 the shop
under BOyce's control, came home Monday eVsnipR,
what Nc Jones, Mr.. Gnfin and other Witnesses, who
saw him, c,nsidsred "cruely beaten" Mr. Gdfn said
he was the WOrat beaten and bluised negro he had
sver seen. Mr. Jones went 10 see Captain Boyce, who
said he had beaten The negro 70 make him confess
Several Workmen in the shop stated that the negro,
haVlDg acted in very snspc.ouA manner about some
copper which vas subsequently stOlen Captain Boy CO
whipped hum, ia theif judgment, not cruelty.
Captain BJyos stated that bang convinced tina. the
negro had stolen the copper, he had whipped him to
make him tell where 1t Wsi the negro oontsJed steal
lag the "copper" but MOu tell what he had done With
m the negroes constantly stealing all sorts of ma
eria from the works. and it absolutely necessary
90 whip them 10 keep their theVng propensi.ies ia
check, Colonel BloWn the chief Of the works, had d.
rsUted him whip the negroes when necessary be had
whipped this negro properly, bat not cruelty, would
90 seen the negro brought into Oour had not
been 50 very lOOg since the whipping was administered
but that eVidsross must still exist the whipping had
been 10 o us 20 had been represented.
The Mayor said The testimony before him was that
the negro had been most cruelty beaten. Hs should
foe the accused $40, and Mr.. Jones could carry the
matter to the Ora i'd jury If he thought propsr. If the
negroes in the AIsra committed roeniss 1t was the
duly of these having OonEO over them to bring them
b ,fOre him, Instead Of whipping them to make them
confess.
We do not advocate negro murder, or cruelty to-
wards negroes bu certainly il Ia much bskr when NO
groes are caught stealing thrash them soundy than
to pesler the courts with their cases.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

,h., ahons.s which viss paJs e vssOs'-shs later
,OutOn i az lsass nos improbable. The SUsnss ingsnS
luz. aedS from EOn or prsmaturSy launched (pucked)
from Tord. when clothed IN the habits Of American
vo,Ory VII be better prepared for future quest In
The more reausd slrClss of EarOPs, where British
ga.sGsrs ordinarily something Of lar to hsek-stairs
diplomatic progress. h1--l
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"a. TREASURY DEPT c. S. Al
RIoHMoSD, July IS 1864.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

IN order to promote as far as practicable the
sa-y Hq sion ~ Frsaueyof ousAndiag IA xed
the rs6sure Asstant deasure aud Py Dep5tl
Ia hsreby auth flzsd TO receive
except The 81 NOTES at e6 per centum on p0 issu
log for eoree loan upon hyPohscaon nonsx
able The said cehets 10 be demand after
the expiration Of ninety days,
And al agents for The sale Of the above bonds
hs notes. With ihs exception nanaed
payment of bond when scld tbs o6 per certu
Jy2s-2w g. A TAhNaoLM,
Esc'y ofTreasufV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

RcBBEET N PETEEsBURs.-Mr. Mark Davis residence
90 Leonard street. entered night before last and
sundry bottles chfm aigne porter and other wires,
and sewers jars OF the pickles were stolen. MOI
saished with this, the rogues also carried Of bali
dozen or - silver forks probably to eat the pickles
Wb. Mr.. Davis, understand, Is Ct present residing
In Richmond and hs bouss being vacant 0pea 80
the Expectations Of FOg lsh lPsssTs6Ury ESrssS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

PARDOsKD.-Pat. O'Brien, serving out sentence In
the city Jail for steal re gold watch and E "a mis-
cradle Irish woman, whose husband has run CT 10 the
Yankees, and who was serving out . twelve months
term in the psnltsntiAry for obtaining money under
false pretenoes we're, yesterday pardOned BY his
Exoellencj the Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
s3OO kEWARDI

THE Undersigned will pay the above reward
Il ior she rec,Ve y ioor1aou that will lead t. tin re-
eovery Of W. Otis tken rcm his Plantation in K VIII
liam county. TOE 2glh 81 lay ~ The
srDy Gen Gra Tne colts NO old and prey
gcownonc gtbsy onaiesed II tEo white hlnd feet Ct
DehsVe) and 10 the 10 e4esd other lgas sorre
altered ns.Tl a,xen white hlad feet believed
sta Ia the fore, cad lsy we're both In nne order when taken
and baGutiui animals.
AZ ee oJis broken, aad too young for Service
thought they have len the road and
In the Of whose tbs Advertisement
nest OARTER W. WORMELEY,
Near Oh Church z. o., Hanover coanty.
SEMI weekly Erqlre And II patton please copy
bill to T. =. WcTIhan o., for collection. ,2o-c2t
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~ -sra9g-GFIOE-sS4Ts RtsaTS.
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Afl3al4UND WHIG.
.u,n.T x, RNNe. JOY 90. Issa.
EVENING WING.

V, seaa rus.sn, to-tsy At O'Clock P. n, and
ea,y Faeesdss la7 Sundays tIcepted,l Al she cams
,cs-. "a evening cdldou OF The Wig. Tbs Essnipg
wig vi colaa sac latest asSs By mail and telegraph,
% me bo1r Of gcing 10 gFess editorials lOOil intel
-,ssos. az jy2O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

observation-disclosures raid by the dogcatChers 10
called Tor by the multitude Of ours now yspIng and
bowling and pracciDg their obscene tricks In every
thoreughiaEs etths city,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
$500 REwARD-FINE BLACK MARE.

$500 REWARD-FINE BLACK MARE.
TAKEN from the farm Of Capt. s. F. Nc6ehee,
the DAsVle Kali osd miss from Keysvils d.,
by KAuE Aod Wilson's YAnEee raiders, hsr last raid hns
Black MAZE keaVy vish foAl Her desert well
be =, smDtrVd nigh h5d feet whites
Of oreheAd Nhs SPOT ght side Of back under sad
lt yes OF which Il TAhr gAsSJ vita white spot
he entire Oftls bGli rather BLR Ia beth fore legs.
IWl give 600 reward for her delivery Richmond
70 OSpA MtG hes Al Keysviils DspoL DsnVs rail-
road any psrEen give or hin any Information In
gard the hey Sn eonsr great favor By i'd
q. slslng BY letter either one Of
] 8. ROBERTsON
Cor Main and l4th 5ts, Richmond, Va.
-Dspaeh TX lmiuer, Petersburg Express Dlnvile
insert the week and forward
this once Tor Sstuem ut. jy2g g.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would Call attention of the trade to our
auetlOa sale LAlS (SGiDAYJ MOANING, At 10 O'elsCE
We Wal Aae-
epis n o Nolass.s
3 cnestsTea
pAss Irne Rio ot6se
gOKss uodhsh
g. 50 6sGSs sweet Back 10 Tobacco
Is IGrs Cotton OAIss, NolO
D4ies - sbrei 4
DsivS Osnabnrfs
bbt, yeGsy Ware q variety
Lot B.Atks--lth ToOS
90 iDs SILK R4t.ns thread
100 u G Jars
81 AZ cooks
" lbs So Aan seWirg Elk
40 Psess Fancy Lawns
~ piesss Prints
piece VII ts Bobinst
carriages, With Harness
50 bbls -Four
jy9a-lt ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

Ne Aylett concluded bis remarks at o'clock, P. n
vhsu tie court adjourned till this mOrnlg At II o'clock.
1t is sAid this trial win be Published in pamphlet fern
By some Of the parties interested. Il will be worth
something pretty TO rad it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

REcEIvIss sTOLHH GOODs-Oharles J. Fox was yes.
terdly arrested by officer Kelly and locked up on the
charge of receiving 81 900 worth Of dry gcois stolen
from Sally Richardson. Fox has. We learn, hitherto
borne good character.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

OFFICE CID DOMINION IRON NAIL WORKS co
Richuond. Va. ls,h July, 1854 ! (
AM prepared to exchanges Georgia shaet-
n otlsn Yarns, Sheet Iron for sorghu boers, Ess,
Shoe Brads for Provons. application a. this once
IyiS-d1W r. n BLANKgNsHif. Asen-
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COMMUNICATION WITH MONrGOXrRY

COLUMBIA, 8. O., July 2S.-Ths Southern Express
Company las established regular communication be-
tween this city and Montgomery. Packages, remit
tances & :, now pass without delay.
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wARBTRD,

On Tie M iasn n hb rsssnes ths btds'I fSibsg, by
ths ASE Hear, Snh, colonel A. GLAER, 9Th n. Reg
aen sALLIe l. daughter Of Jesse H. LSo-
aay lao all n GreensDorV' N. u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

TOR kENT-A fine airy room, neatly fur
sIshsd, with every eohvscl nee. ga water
rent 10 two gentlemen The room Is 10 v-sy gsnesi
within Ave minutes walk Of the Osptol and al
lHs pablo Offices. Apply At this once Iy20 -u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
TO TIE CLERxs or TEIRUOuNTx coz lt1s.

" order to facilitate the granting oil certll-
Gates for exemption tcH il.,ry day 1y ,hs 6oyeraos
desabe TO obtain % Of the Justices Of the Peace lately
ed the several dscts Of each ccao With the respective
ages Of the Juscss Tee Clerks OF Courts are requested y M
tolls Information practicable 10 the Secretary q s
Commonwealth Jasces elect nol enedto commissions yrI
thirty days after their election I'd their tern Of service S ot
until the first Of Augrst next Certificates for exen-
ton e therefore not saks eject until Efter tcat date
jel0 MN. SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

STATE OF VIRGINIA, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Richmond, Jelly %, 1854
A I an election held for Senator for the
IA T third Senatorial Ditrio composed Of the counties
OF Frederick oake and Warren, the f6h day May last
the following the result exhibited BY the retains Esds this
Department, viz:
s,nasl Tnomss, Iss for Moore. az fora J. suh.
3; for q. d. Rea,e, i.
Therefore, conformity Law, hereby declare thu sad
Samuel Thomas duly elected represent the s
district 10 the General Assembly OF Virginia. -
Given under my hand this 2eth day Of July, 1854.
GE). w. AUNF0RD, POI
jy9T-H Secretary Of the o. mnon seaiih.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

DIKIKD-The statement made by Us in Wednesday 9
paper that l. Newton ValleW had voluntarily gone to
tao Yankees is denied 0y his friends. We are informed
BY Mr. E j4h Warren W1O lie M. VAnlews agent Lere,
that Me- " being about The Is. oil June last on q visit
at the house Of friend in AanOyer, was cap ured and
carried OF by Yankee rsidng party. sncs this event
none Of his friends have heard AM thing from him by
Letter or otherWse.
We ssail only here add what the Chief Of the Co. {.
federate Police says Dc says: VaneW rode out from
his friends in Hanover with niger in buggy. The
niggsr and the buggy back bus Vanl w didn's-
It 10 id strange il the YsnSse raiderl took v4new
that they ddnt take the niger aud buggy, too" From
tee same authority ieain cha. VlnlsW is certainly
q. Bermuda Hundreds.
Spce the above was written Ws have recsiVed the
following:
10 tie Editor Of Tie Wig:
In your paper of the 2S 10 instant read un der the
head of "Gone to the Yankees" misrepresentation Of
the whole mater. Tho facts of the case are these
hr. Vanlew to my house in Henrcs county, On
Friday, the day previous 20 G9n. Loes army, and
manned with me AID my brother in IaE, o. p r. Nor.
meut, who doing cOnscrips duty, nd out of from
his family, who at his farm, S'udley in Hanover
within the Yankee lines Towards the close of he week.
when scouts in and reported the wsy clear TO
me- NoLuehtI WIZ vi SVuIeS was Ell enAlety ABOUT
his family, he determined to 60 home and see what
0lmage had been done bis family and property, and
kF. Vanlew, who had formed quits an attachment to
him, remarked hs would go down wits him. as the way
VAS clear, and see how he Jared and both started OF
together. Mr. Vsnlew gave out some linen TO wash to
my servant Remaining ct the time he would te back on
Saturday, and compensate her If she would do them
nicely. He attempted to come back 70 my house on
Saturday, as my brother -in-aw will testify to; but
durag his trip coeotursd that the Yankee cavalry
captured him, as there heavy Oavary force that
up to breAstWorks tho cay, and travelled
the same road HEHRV CLAY WNoBIELD.
Enquirer al d Dispatch will please copy.
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ysOOL. WOOLt

WE wish to purchase five or six thousand lbs.
OF voo Psres having WOOL to ,el would do well 70 ssn
who wool 10 change superior
CT negro clothing, make the each 20 wi
/. b2i-6. sr0KES 4ILLIAMsON a CO.
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TELE u il A + HI y.
RsSSr o. sz.s a'rssu Association.
GOV. BROWN'S PROOLAnArION.

Sct OF Congress the ISs ', -
LAAAsAhh, slsrks once Dsrlct Ooark
TsdsrH.s Ctatss fyr District Georgia.
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~ command Of shs Secretary Of W ;oi y

In accordance wiz NE shove ORDER: IN oesss afiyns in III.
eiiy and those duty this city tso nnys hos arssdy done
W arssS Of Brigsdsr 6s1sra yosx r. Wisbss, oofaa.
pesI ". PEGRth. A. A Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

800 hEwARD.
DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th Of
III JAY 1854 negro boy ION. Said Doy ysrs
high dark eompsxsneo and noised 70 bs
eyed impeachment In his spsech. Bad bog
servant and fond OF dressing nsay wss In Frd-
urehGGsd b. ichnoId uonAa
ago.
wiz give the above delivered me at Loypsstou,
Nelson eopniy, or secured IN jail 90 GA get him.
i,95- 81 join H. sHKLTON.s
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EsrlfAY MArE.

TAKEN UP, on or about the goth day Of
Il May 1884, DARK BAY MAZE about 10 yea-s old. absut
brand Other mark nose1 except has tie
sDd tail cut % vhen skea up. Ths lrs vas len b.
dan kaiasr' and can be sssn :, ny farm 10 Hsnsa
coarty
jy2S-oS ---tl JOHN D. WAKREN.
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TREASURY DEPAR rhlENT u. x. Al
MODERN LANGUAGES.

a
few leisure hours Ia morning and evening" will devote
atteston 70 eashiag The w nss Spanish and Isan An
euAge persons Esous OF acquiring fluent snd losna
Inowedge References gven. For terms, app y
letter IL, Boz 1851, city Post Once, wnig ose. 50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

LOAOON, July lSsb.
Denmark agrees Il Is asserted, 20 q sUspsnsiOa of
hos iities pending peace negotiations.
Tbs Nav DaGEh OAbines represented as 10 favor
Of peace.
person named Spence, in letter to the London
Tunes, rCcOUmends joint mediation oter by the
iOlces, 70 America Tor the settlement Of the
war there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
SPECIAL oRDrsal
srrolAL oRDERs,l

Xxx. BgsdIsr General John H. wndsr hereby drss,ed
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
1a The name, rank regiment and corps Of All coHs ionsd
ofesrs, and heiength Of fns each hAs been Ia The city,
81. In Will require copy Of ne leave y vhich
the soer Il abssnt from bis proper staicDo
TIE city, copy hs 0rdor By which he SIS pat upon
XXI Wheneverit sppsas that 40 oAeer NOS rsnfeuy
Rcamond he will be sent forthwith 70 h proper eennEod, npd
tts os reported 70 hs sSs for farther ssen OF he Depart
~ ~ eoansnao Of shs seersssry Of Va; ,v,.,,...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29

DIsINFECTANT'S &c.
IL LAbsrxqus's soluiiou Of oholorids Of soda,
S,utioa Of Chloride OF Enc,
Tnet. Chic ids OF Iron,
Ssntoslas,
Extra 4 Hux Vomica,
Peruyian eyrup,
BerE1ie and Tannio An.ds
For sale as nEApE BAKERS Drug stere
~ 22- So is5 kisin street, corner ION.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-29
ELAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

EB-We are authorized to announce Cap, q q
4 DUVALL oomaan, A, 2Ssh n. O. t. . candidate s.s
LeGsstfs Of Eofh JarOna non tie counties AZ
leghany. yis-e3'
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TIE DENOCRATIC CREED.

EQUAL and exact u-tIce to ali men. Of ~hatev-
er STATE or persuasion. religious or poiitical.
The support OF the State governments in all
repub lean tenie cea
A mid and -aft corrective Of abuses which
are lrppei bv the sword of revolution where
peaceable remedies are unProvidcd.
generous spirit Of concession and COmpro-
mise the vital principle Of republics, without
which there must be a. sppeai TO 10 &c, the vi
tai principla and immediate parent Of despotism
The supremacy Of the civil power over the
Ei'itAry authority.
Economy in the public expense, that labor
s,av b. lightly burthened
Freedom Of reii- ion 're"dom Of speech, free
dom Of the prra-, and freedom OF the person,
anler the projection of the haheas corpus, ard
trial BY jar impartial, selected
{" Aud now, IA about 10 bid You
good night, allow me- - a-v by wav OF advice.
stnnl bV Vour principies az gOm are, BECAUSE
YpU Ar. sIGHr These. and these alone if
succe.-iIl. vii give peace 10 the country, AID
ensure tn prrpetuitv o. the government. Bohe
no rrqajn, nor promises nth either Of the
sopoyin7 political pHrtses and y Ne he de''strn,
.. We mig perhtp- be. in re cpmi, z contest,
10 nos be disheart-ned but sfa"d jfrn. and soon
other parties enough Il give you the VICTORY
AMI preserve tn g0r-rume't N lfs c"nstitutinn-
Al :nreg ritv fnrpyer = STFPHHN A. b UGLAs
~ his remarks tram H~ bllco,ey II tie Michigan
syeb1nge Detroit 1850.
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" His Head too light for the Weight of
his Font I"

The following is from aspeerh made b,
Col FLETCHER. Of Missouri. at meeting
in ST Louis, in April last. The Colonel
was nominated for Governor by the Abo.
li'ion Convention recently assem- bled in
jefferson CITY in that State The Con
ven'ion Wa. opposed to the denomination
Of Mr. LIScoLN. although a ajrri,v o. Its
members decided to send deleya tes to Bal
.imore. who will there oppose the ''gov-
eminent" Col. FLETCHER is now ~ much
opposed to Mr.. LIScoLs as in April. =
How lie then regarded him, the following
eS ract from the speech referred to will H.
lustrsie
| am s.odier have superior officers.
Every body. from the Commsnder-in-Ch Chief
the President o. the United States
down TO the most recent v appointed Brig
adler Genera my superior officer and
have no right 10 criticize hi. acts. nor to
express opinions in regard 10 his policy
But this /. time when we do a good
many things u. have no explicit RICH, to
do, | viii not d" 40 however Now, if |
conclude rhsr Al, hodv's foo, has not been
pm down just At TIE right time, in the
righ' place and in The riehr manner. or
TIA, sn,hod,'> heod Is to Hqht far the
rc,ght =, hi> toot OF rhnr here has been
al, n.ismansyem-nt on the part Of those
who control the sffsirs of the government
In it, extremity if ! should hs r4minAed
by the manner in which his VAR has be. n
conducted, o. the AZ. cdo,e Of the man WI o
WAS found climbing .ree. TO catch wood
reckers. and Who Lang told that he could
never catch ~o"apeckpr- in that ~av, ar
.wersd. Well. il he didn't catch any he
would worry them IKE he'll +" (Laugh,er)
II should br reminded OF any of these
things. perhaps il is not beat hist ,hou d
speak of them Daughter and cheers, SO |
III H.,
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Rebel Defenses Of their CAPITAL,

Before leaving the defrnses nt Rich
mond, must menrio aneu and novel in
ventiou by Cspfxin Holden of the rebel
army 1t i, nothing more or less than a
stink ball, designed to be fired INFO The
works # he>iegers 10 stink them out -
About the middle Of April | WAS one Of
several civilians. who upon invitation. &C.
companied party of officer. to A,lea's, a
station on the Centrs) railroad. ten miles
from Richmond. to witness some experi-
menrs with this ball This ball is an IRON
shell containing com5ustible anI destruc
tive material. as we'll Ar oiorif.rous mat
ter, and in appearance is similar to the
stink ball IN use nanv wears ago 1t l.
designed to be thrown bv mor,ars. but in
the tests on the occasion referred to. the
fuse was lighted and the shellA allowed TO
illuminate where thew were placed. The
stencil which followed The explosion was
the most fetld and vilainous tha, ever
outraged the oIfactories af man Cole
ridge said that he counted in Cologne sew
emf, -,evan
. Well-defned and several stinks."
But if he had been A. A ,iee'- on The dav
Of the experiments alluded to he would
have recognized them all and seventvsev
en- thon.nnd more The concentrated
stink Of all the sknEk-. poleca,s. niggers.
pitch. sulr hur. raped horses and h ,rses'
hoofs burnt in fire, sssa 'optiia ferula, and
bug weeds in the world could NOT eansl
| he smell emitted bv these balls. But MOI;
only is the smell in itself intolerabe. hu,
| It provokes sneezing and coughing, and
produces nansea, rendering i, Impossible
for men 70 do duty within reach Of j, A
single ball vii, inpregna'e the a,mo.plare
for tif'v wards round and the fe.id com
pound. entering everything it touches.
erni's he srench for a long time The
opinion Of all who witnessed the exneri
meni. WAS tina: these balls were fair If
set to Greek fire and General W,nfiar and
several other officers of rank who were
present. expressed the belief ,ha, i, wonl !
prove more effective for driving Of hes eg-
ers than anvil ing ever invented BE .his
as it m1c. If Richmond is ever threatened
Nv q siege the snerzers as the inventor
facefiOuslv calls his balls. will form =
prominent feature III the defensive opera.
lions.
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CHAPTER II.
NJ ARRfED AGAIN.

Two years are supposed 10 elapss be-
tween the third and fourth chapters Of
this origina. American romance 49,
manly Mormon, one evening, As thes
sun ~as preparing 10 set among select
apartment of gold and crimson clouds in
the western horizon although for that
matter. the sun has right to set where
ii wants to, and so, NAV add, has hen
a manly Mormon, say tapp-d gently
At the door of the mansion Of the late Reg
inald GIoverson.
The door was opened by Mrs. Susan
Gloverson
lis this the house Of the widow Glover
SOM" the Mormon ssked.
1T is " saif Susan.
And how many is there Of she" ia
quired the Mormon.
There Is about twenty of her, includ-
ing me- courteously returned The fair SUI
san.
"Can see herl"
"You can ~
Madam he softly said, addressing
the twenty disconsolate widows, " have
seen part of YOU before And although
have Already twenty five wives, whom I
respect and tendefly care for, can truly
say that | never fet loves holy thrill ill
| saw thee, BE mine-be minew be
enthusia-tica cried, and we uii show
The world striking III lstra'inn of the
beauty and truth of the noble lines. only
a good deal moro So
= Twcnty-onc souls with single thought
Twenty-one hearts that beats "a one =,
Thew ere unit q, they were
Gen le re dr. 6or- not The mo a, Of this
ron. nc- sho~ tha iees II not il fac,
how that however many he'e NAV h. ~
,oung widow woman, or "a her io-s it
no. show Mat whatever number oepersons
one woman may consist of-weIl, never
mind what it Sho1cs. 0n'y this writing
Mormon romance is confu ing 10 the in
telect You rrv it aal sea
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menl at Washington. Your own we'll
known devotion to the great cau.e of hb
cry and independence, to which We have
ali committed whatever W. have Of earthly
Possessions, would induce you to take the
leaf in rrpeIing the bare thought of ab
jec, submission to The enemy. Yet peace
on other terms is now impossible. To
obtain the sole terms to which YOU o.
could listen this struggle must continue
until the enemy is beaten out of hi vain
confidence in our suhjugalion. Then, and
not Till then, will it be possible to trea. Of
peace. Till then all tender of terms to
the enemy will be received as proof that
we are ready for submission, and will en-
courage him in the atrocious warfare he
10 wsging
JEFFERSON DAVIS,