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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

hslss.s sssssssy. wAsu alissa I0ssa sst ice rue
| 9hleh had hssn ptsetSsd upoD hls, hs Sts more
amused than inoensed. 49, $3.50. -
Ga Saturday morning, before daylight. the enemy
after burning she railroad depot ordnance and me dca
builangs retired he came, 6rst sending dstsch-
msnt of iva hundred 10 the lead mines Gen. Vaughn
ct this important point hut believing exaggerated
reports Of the snsnys strength, Fstreated bis sp.
preach. Tie damage to the minss slight, and can
soon be repaired Tss enemy retired towards Marion,
doubtless 20 ,fSOI junction with the main force, and
espsure SahVe but az last accounts this important
pOuI WAS safe and General Breckinrdge had repused
The enemy On several eCcasons Toe raid is ably con-
dacled tie iotcs moving rapidly and doing but little
PiIaglng. =. .-
Tao Petersburg hrprsss says the people Of Peters
rufE aud southside Virginia are as much indebted to
cha Army OF Northern Virginia for the preservation OF
their homes as the s, Of Richmond, and must not be
bsbpd their fellowo ans Of the north side n this
yooi vo,k. We have il our midst many cluE,rs who
are cutie abO to contribute $500 EACH and soOes who
can R,ys SI0o and not mise tho amount. Oar coun-
try trisnds In portions OF DnWideie, ali OF HOtoWsy,
Amslia. BiuasuiSk aud hscklerburs, send ICast-
ing pgs c6Ieksns duo4s, turkeys aud geese, but if
aos OF ihs foregoing available, send beef hams,
,,ss.abss or ADyIhIg elsa which will contribute to
che grAt6c tiOa Of the gallant soldiers for whose
nans6. The dlnnsF 10 intended. Petersburg and the
S.ulllss contiguous must DO Literally represented al
this g,saI dinner.
The agent OF ths Southern Express oSmPAny as
r ehmond sgtsesto carry all presents Tor the New
Years dinner irss OF charge; and, without consulting
him, We take the liberty VI lledsing h,or Haynes
sor Of the Petersburg agency, tor the performances
OF the same patriotic dug. t
We Wtu.d suggest that eli contributions Of edibis
or mou.y be sent to tts care of j1f d. B. Bhds-
ford Provost Marshal for the Army OF Northern VIZ
Elhia, Headquarters At PetersRurg.
E soLpIERs DIaHKR.
Coli, oted by the uOnmiites On Main street Tin two
DO irs,) between II h aud l4h streets, 5000 The
committees in olher parts Of the city were meeting
uiJh equal success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
EUR9PEIN.

M LLYARD ON TIE WAR.
Mr. q LaYaFd, N P, Under Secretary for Forsign
Affairs made speech to hs constituents on Dec. l,
10 tha course of which be referred 20 American topics
a. follows; He did not believe Il possible that suy
AbarEl government would nov Gglgs IN foreign 10.
tsrysnlon OF snseF into another Holy Alliance. Rps
to absisin slSSsshsF irons flf e. pcdsl E'' ga e
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asEl.a.sl. ii sEllIlstf

There are thirteen unattached companies Ia add
ton 10 these. there Il one mrat5 from this sac in
the 10 Virginia cavalry 6vs in The 7sh Qoniedera
cavslfy four In the cad Georgia rsgimsni aSd enc 10
the 6lst Virgin infantry. =
- "a aE a-Irsa t9ii r. q. 0krLIsj A, u. d
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DIED.

On Friday the q8d iusu after short lue, OF typhoid
fever MARY ALA eldest dsug JudSe John A. Meredith,
Of this ~.
Tho friends faulty invited TO attend her funeral
from ST. Ohu cb O'Clock suadsy afternoon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

NOTICE TO TAx-PAHEHs.
PURSUANT 10 an Ordnance, passed the
lIth Juue, 1850 will attend at tie Collectors once In
the 10Th to tie Stat Of DsanD.r Inras
10 dining half Of are
enttle disco OF 10 per h,vny previously pal
The arst half IL June said oor
JULIUS A HoBsON, O. O. T.
EB-It will be from the that Collector re
ourrd 10 attend office 5lh te 3is Of the
month 70 receive Taxes saug from Jdue last BoTr
he January Of The Huslgs Quart b. Is ord
ma &c TO adverfe Delinquent Zeal stse sold tr
non.ps sym snt OffsSe.-
ersuns have pot dons 4e necessity o. calrp
and paying their TaIes, impossible fo tho Collector
call on them before lac GoVcrts,s
All TaIeI paid within the speensi, To-
dugenee cannot be given. .... "A. 81. ... -.
W J. HORfDS. a. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

DoYIs the 18th instant at the reidnce OF Mrs
Mary Hppes sussex oounty BY the sew Mr. DuSs VIZ
DOYLE Of Baton Rouge Ia hss Warns nBArs Of SUSSEX
county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Reports of the Press Association received Es
'clusiveIY by the Whig.
FROM WILuINGTON

WILMINGTON, Dec. "a Seventy vessels Of the enc
m,'s aset are reported If F,ri sher tls morning
n, demonstrations OF Lniilg yet TIE seaiher. II
IN ld---wiDd W. N W.
Yakss gunbOat gioui ded last night near Fort
FishsI, and Sss blown ep by lhs enemy.
sICoED DBsPA1CH.
wILmsGToE. DsO 20 The Yshkee gunbTsts were
repus.d Elk miles bsiGw FJIl Branch On the Roanoke
river, on Fsidsy.
Oolonsl WhtfoId MAS seriously Hounded.
Tue 6gnt il expected 10 he rano~ed this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
TROOPS FURNISHED IN TAG WAR By NoRFB
CAROLINA.
From Aa;utaat G.asraFs Report, Raleigh, NoV. 1sM

Tao following staten snt Of The number Of troops
furnished by the s. ate Of North Carolina for esrvcs
in the existing war With the DATED States:
Number of troops transferred to the 0obfed-
on file in tbs cfac9 "a $50
NdHber of cOnscrpts between tie ages OF IL
and AS as per tho report of Command OF
,consedp.s dated Sspt 80 1854. 49,. ;. Is $50
Estimated nuHlbsr o. recruits that have vol. wi
uutoert iD the dff9rn companies sihee IS,
the date q original rOlle 49,. %. 81 sos
var :. ..... =. H.. s,42s
Number OF juaior Reserves ,......., ~. s4E2H
Numher of seuor Reserves. ,.1.sa... ,.s,ss b6S6
Total number Of tlOops. #, ..~,,ti lls 100
Tssrs sop hsvs b,sr, organised % follows
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S,w rELyopLPH COMPANY.
IR,om the LoadOn he adj


ubo ,,ospec.us Of tie Trrgr pho News Assoc's-
,o frnitf d has hssn issued. The capitals $50 OOO
~ < 600 sbsres OF el0 sa,h, with deposit OF e1 on
.aih,o,ton end 81 On allotment. Airesdy a large
sfrno,,ior Of tue amount necessary Las been sab
Io,ihoa The object is 10 furnish tia press and n Q
npbc of England the oGntin' Mt Of Eirope, and thu
sa.tern world with tullsr and more regular supply
oC tsIsgrsphic intelligence than tho Present sy4,rm
on.Jes TIE promoters OF the undertaking, after
pmncb nreparation and expenditure, ard favored by
crcumst1noes Of an exceptional nature. are in po-
lion 10 assume this responsible function with the
certsiniy of being abb TO execute II in a mplete
"a N otiye manner. Special arrangements have been
rnsds for nroeurug carly AMI aeuiste, aud in ma,
iDotaposs exclusive, information in connection with
tba Americsn civil war Gpd the progress of the rev
Msxicsn empire, while iT' m China aud tbs Eist Ia
dies Intelligence will frequently bs transmitted vic
Sc Patershurgh when Other ennIc5s OF Information
a., not available Ace ord ny TO careful estim ties Of
ira "trobsbls ilsn0isl Issplta large return in the
sh,ps Of dividend will bs secured upon ANAL outlay.
vr.ws oy yHE BRAZILIAN PsBss ON raE FLORIDA oisE-
rHr TONE OF Nh. wIBB's JsFrER SAT- FACTORY AN
OFFICIAL pTuAED FoR EXPIRATION FoRNARDED TO
WARRINGTON.
Nfys 70 tie ut from Rio Ja1eiro, received per
nj, am bp Cuba indicate that tho Florida affair. wiz
psdoub sdiy bs am ally settled 9Th tie az Ian
Govsrnu.nt. III, Oonso Ne caahL oil 0etObaf l5,
,systla the inEme ana friendly relations existing
bs,Nksu ID, United ates and brsz will not 10 rup
med In cont gu nse of the euro OF the ivatesr
Il Ia, no d. 10. bus thai this Government wbl giant
die Ispsrs ion rtquiEsd ard ugadi Nc, Wsbb's let
AZ en;irely ssus aoOry. Ii also regrets ttat tie
psr pl of Baaia should have so isr fOrg, their
~ a, 20 ak an urosll dior sta'k upan the hohOs
aud gui of tie Ul ID Gss, a. representa- IL tic
person OF its G, nsGl I'D HE Cihss Baiia.
The DariO OFcai. OF the 20 ul :. eta ,es that
"a Ely the Ffeneh mall stsamer Bssrn, which ssisd
f,on port Yesterday, q Imperial Goyernmsnt has
frWarded TO our LagsL on at Washington the ususl
A. snatch,p In order that tie latter miy ia the name
q the same .vsrpmant, a k from that OF the U9ed
alss tho reparatioa TO which wa have riaht, 70:
the act Of vitln Of the Commander Of the Wachu-
sst in the pore OF Bahia.' go 81 90
81. silva Com g. Prssiden Of the PfOviEoe OF b.
his, has bs.n Dismissed FROM his Gftca 1s G. y -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

TREASURY NOTES OF THAR OLD 1881 T.A
TREASURY DEPARlhkNT. u y A
RICHMOND NV III 1864
ITO the end that every facility may he afforded
holders az these rnectpy the ebclauge
new the sureT Asss TrrahTs ard Pay DepostA
peTosia les whose DUTY las been hitherto limited
hudng hereby authorized receive The Tor cIsIg,
Those supplied Nis6 uLdG will sgisiei te e.! he
poStor receiving ali notes offered ior Ad entitled u ohsngr
uut The day Of J.nury 1s65, inclusive. The
and registered must forwarded by 20 ~
Tree Richmond With VI the eglsteT
sues for payment Of s dep soTs will be immediately to-
'del Ia return.
The Assistant Tressnres aud Depostass hereby IL
structeJ to repubbsh tbis notice. -
a. A. TRENHOLM,
u.is rsHn foSietAIy OF Treasury.
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TREASURY DkPARFAEEr O.aA,l
REDWOOD ID Hbsr !, 1864.
TERASVEy NOTES.

4 N pursuance O. az acl Of Congress, approved
tmber 4s lssi euttd An authorize the .es-
Ay 4 tn rsAtHTy 4 eNenabgs .copsn Bones for Seven
fh.'y Treasury 10 T. no,ntd
sfeF 81 he sna1s lite due thereon
tat dy JaIuay c. uPOu sseutSteb OF ssms the Treas
dr,T sssnt T,asueis ara Pay postaes s designated
fo5t viii ceaS sss therefor, sheA will tLte the hold
Etcs rE5ste tliTJ ifeT the ft day OF
JAuuNy 1905 hearing y Ter nrst
Jsuusr, SIS as able tie days JaIua ard July In
tssh year ara
assdIs Assistant Treasures snd Drpcs VIII
-rsb.s fsInis the Il he oftush csEhess
~f be! d. vii he forward 10
wilt he IL The usual
n sBgsr AID oIw.TGsd T. the FIst Audit T.
q A. Tt EEHoLd,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Trea,uScr 81 Richmcni Va.
As,ttaIt IIe bUreIs a. Charleston m ] Mobile.
Dey0sitsIiea at F.le.gh sBd Whmirgtn,N o.
uhsDtt, sGd Cllubls, 4. O.
saV hGd AusuE,a, Ga
4" isltlssses Fli, and Montgomery, Ala
CoIUbus, blS gud Houston SLI MSrshs
TtIas.
dse--,f
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$500 REwAaD.

3 $500 REWARD.
4 EFT the Notifications near Richmond
IL w,h permission Of the engineer In charge. &
Walt M .hIond 90 19 Of hsTsh LOST, my boy jim.
He Is Abod feet inches high, has dab c.mp xisn,
what stin sharp hin, walks quik En tshs
hes .tes spoken uchste1 blu OF d6'srBE Dawn
Co. bbos he Of March He IVES TEissa 10 hsnrhrtt'
by Mr. samuel Taylor has been vey recently IL
g.bmond will give the reward Tor hs apprehension
sad sni N jail go that get hin again hess
8 n Davis viii Identify hin. Nv address Is Cascade
a pytsylyenia Coanty Va. Z. EBhiir
L.. ga tg.,
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PUBLIC SALE.

eE s4-sa PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be sold, FRIDAY, Both day of Deem
w Der, Instant at ny residence, all my HOUSEHOLD and
KIrOHEN FUkHITOkE c0nss ing Of BuIeau IiieboGTds
as elaiiss and book msbo. dining table,
esht day CLOCK, pef tables with LOOKING glasses
HE elegant rosewood paror ufnture marble
table, plano O'te. CHAIRS bedsteNGs washstand Ae
buggy, wit harness aud doe reh
mule theat and cutter ard gam wheat
piOughs aud oaTta- .1s-..s- u. al. -..-l. z
= deYU- I'D H-... JAMES hAGGUDER
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- aai A DESIRABLE kE5IDEstE .ah
On we, Side ssntiss between Feania and Grace slss
N AT AUt TIUN. fh ~ Ft

ION THURSDAY, 29th December, at ~ o'clock,
" we vii sell upon the psen es, tue large lex
situated aboys, and oceupied Mr. Dandags B H. 1t
about 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS looms, AMI the IN
good repair go 80. = -. -. 4,
The lot fronts 80 feet snd back 1888 feet
abe CT The property retired convenient
business -rsf -.f.+ ~
Terms q. sale. .... - 49,
de9 GRUBes CIVILIANS, Auc 8
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NOTICE
TO HOLDERS AND OWNERa

TO HOLDERS AFO OWNERS
OF FdW Per cent. Registered Bo0ds, issued
upde.' tie Diet Of February II, 1864.
NOTICE is bereb5 given to holders and own
es Of four pe- registered Bonds I,susd IN
a'r Act OF ytbnaTy II 1851 that the Interest doe
To st Janosry 1885, s be paid Upol re,enson Of the
Bonds Al time after ut 1im 10 the IRE tant
TIessurT Dspct cries med bel n. npraoesbo
% prepare sch the of Inject hose Fouds,
the number and % ucGe sueLdsred IN payTt OF
tAScs ave rot been yet sseeftsinei.
= I.s G. A. TREsHoIM,
Dec Ii. lea sserstary % Treasury.
Tie7sursg, ri. hmsni, Va.
Astslsn e4sursr Chsnies.on, 2. @.
Do Mobile, Ala.
po-is. y, Rsi,i.h, N. O.
Do. FAvaaBsh Ga.
DO Talshstsse, Fla.
10. Hons msTy, ala.
Do. c. az Ms.
10 h4,shsi. TsI.s TieIS ecd2n
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DkvID

.nRDKR No. l4.-Richmend Eicsmpment
" No. 2-eir knights You ar hereby sumInc nedt a
attend a M eling Of kichmopd kncampmeat no IL,
KoIshts npars at the Masonic Hall, In tie city Xxx
Kiehnond, ming the ash. ~ o'clock.
by order OF the n. diaud ooL.raander.
WA. L. nAULE, q.
Al eat: JLhFs L. BmDIcE, Recorder
Richmond, Dec "a. X. T. 14I, A. -, 1854
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HuD'oss Bs IsvE FoncE. OF Va. !
K chmoLt, Dc. ., 1884
eIIOIAL ORDsRa
IN PRESS.

THE STOLEN MASK--A new story by
L wIERIE COLLnqs, tuttsr Of "Ho Esue" 'Tts Woman
10 Whit" Publishers will se1i In fh-r ord,r mpty-
Price ~ usl disco thu sTiers hlled py
msil. address g. DfPONT1ISE 4 Co,
dei5 q cod. Columbia, g. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
rHS UEITI D STATES APP MIxICo.

The MOraiag Post, in ia city article, gives currency
4, the report ,hat lte Wash g.on Olbit is dsp,s
70 w the new Me1om Goyerum ent, and that
~. Sad win make proposition to that effsc; 10
ConVrSsB,
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81. silva Com, z, Prssd6n. OF the PfovEoe Of b.
hiG, has bs:n dismissed FROM his Gfte' 7s-7s -
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sIOoED DBgPAyCH
ARItIRD.

Egot i, expected 10 lie rano.ed this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
FROM FORT MONROE.
Eort Monroe, Oct. 6

Font Monroe, Oct.
Orders have been issued to day pro.
hihiting ciy.iisns IRON passing un the
'Jsmes River from this point.
Tie Ilerald's Nashville Ji-pateh Of the
Oh says drseiters from Forrest and
Wheeler are forming into guerrilla bands.
The portion OF iiUoI's army which
crossed sse Charlottesville attacked our
forces at BIZ shlnry on the 5,h aud were
routed after tearing up a good portion of
the track.
Richmond papers o the 3D. and 4 ID
claims itat Laly holds Sheridan 10 check
and Earl, ~ a dispatch 10 the citizens ol
Lynchbnsg says II ihey will turn gu, and
beat OF the RAIDERS he wifi hold The mali
iorca II the enemy where they are.
The R'c;iuoni Elk sn,iner VI the 4th
says Uiioa cavalry force WAS four-
seen miles rom tiorion.yills, marching
on that place.
Gen. Lee, OF. III, reports the repulse
nf our forcsS IN asst Tennessee uear
Jon esb4ro.
Tae israId's Sth corps correspondent,
says 10 II stiItiss Whatever are going on
10 their front.
The bel dead in front Of Fort Hsrri-
son still Ire unbnrej, the rebels firing Oh
our men When they velt out 10 bury
them
TIE reb,Ps loss in the assault on Satur-
Gay is admitted to be I 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
uetsssA Desssess.

Mr.. Wilson had some time ago ennoun-
ced aad was filing series appointments
throughout his district. Since the nom
nation Of AR. Hornish, (who had also
commenced stumping the district, Mr..
Hoxie. Chairman of the State Union
Committee and Mr.. Summers. Chairman
Of the Democratic State Committee, en-
tered into an arrangement for joint dis.
sions between Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Hor-
nish. which conhioted with the plans for
the canvass of both candidates. Mr.
Wilson, however, acceded to the arrange
ment at once, and recalled his previous
appointments. Mr.. Hornish isn't heard
from for some time, but we now find
from the Democratic papers tina! Mr..
H,rnish, s'does not deem it practicable
or advisable" to enter into the new ar
rangement. What's the matter? We
can tell you. Mr. Hornish dare not go be-
fore the people with audiences composed
of men OF both parties and discuss with
Mr.. Wilson the condition of national pull.
tics and The Issues of the eampaiga.-
Copperheads mustn't hear the truth. They
must not be brought TO the light lest
their eyes should be opened aud they
should be convinced of political sin, and
repent and be converted.
Trying to force Mcclellan and The
Chicago platform aud Penaietcn, Sey-
mour, Vaiandingham and Wood, upon the
people, 10 get the honest and LOYAL masses
to go the inquiries OF Chicago Platform
aud the unbiushlngly avowed disloy,lts
of he men who composed it, to induce
them 10 stulliify themselves and become
the allies OF the rebels after the immense
labors and suffering aud sacrifices OF Tho
past three years, must be slow labor
with Mr. Hornisa ii Mr.. Wilson attended
him hence he defines.
| Probably he remember the execoiiation
he received at the hands OF Mr. Wilso,
two years ago and the result, and ism
disposed TO try it again.
~ any rate he backs down ard tn
mt discussion advertised will not cor.
off for MIR. Ii doesn't "cone to TIM O."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08

New York. Oct =

NGW JIM Rcb4 -
The gold Market sympa,hised| with the
general tone OF affaifs. and the price. 1T :
opening at l96. steadily advanced during
the morning to 20ii without, the aid u
rumor or any speculative movedl snt. Al
ter touching 2J6 at noon the price steadi-
" declined. under the news OF Secretary
Stations bnle.in, to 200.
the Commercials w .shingtdl special
says great activity prevails m Grants
front. where the armies are engaged III
throwing up earthworks
General Sheridan has abundant sup
plies until The new cJnnectt ons are
formed
Great activity at Alexandr1 IA trains
are running to Manassas Gap aad Cui
pepper.
General Bank was at the WAR Depart
ment to day. Ii is understood he will &c
North soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington Oct 7.
Positive Information has tcI IN received
by the Alexandra (Va) j burnal thai,
Mostly has so far recovered from his re
cent wound a. to be able to again Ike The
slddie. / says certain il i hat lie il
once mors in tue saddle, and it may not
be many days before there will be a re
ne~al Of guerrilla Expectations in adjoin-
ing couhtips.
This Government continues its eff .ial
relations with the L beial Or Continental
G1vernme nj Of Mexico, aud lie presi lent
has recently recognized J gsr i4otsls Prieto
- Cansul Of that IL public a. the pgrt Of
San Francisco.
l. appears from an official statement re.
ceived ~ The navy department. the nor b
Atlantic blockading squadron from Au-.
10Th, 1863, 10 Oct. i,t Of the present
ytar captured or destroyed 81 vessels
Most 0; them were first class bocke run
nprs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
from Richmond Papers.

HeW lurE, Oct. T.
The Richmond Tx miner OF tie, An.
IN long review Of The recent advance
upon this city by Grant on the north side
OF The James, evilices the creates suxte
IS cenceinin. the situation and bow aiIihc
the loss Of battery HARRISON, The work,
captured by cur forces and held afterwsYd
against several desperate assaults hy the
iebsis, IN which their losses were ,,eavv
Ii concludes AS io!luws Let ,roons h.
Brought to Nirglnia without delay from
s"y~here. for Virginia is the piilAr Of The
Coniedtracy. At present the lines are
secure but their safety cannot be fairy let,
10 Lees present army, which has too
great load on it alfeady. Tie Rich.
mcnd miner Of the 5 h says tho
seaner Condor was runiu, Sa,utd.y and
beached off Wilmington TO escape can
tute. Mis-. R,seercan i. said to have
been drowned. Gen j. z. ilo.cau.b was
also passenger and escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08
Georgia Peace Preposals.

new 0rki oct. Z.
The Posts Atlanta CORES pom lent gives
the Ioiipwing as true versI lon of The
Georgia peace proposals:
The armed loot has pressed heavily up
on this people. and they ieci the unyield
ing iron hand of Sberman g.asping and
holding our very life, and | am sure With
vivid consciousness of the .errors Of the
past aud dfeaI forcsha luwpg of the
coming future; bat they are ready for
peace on afinos' any terms. Neither the
newspapers nor the leaders say this, but
there are strong Indications in that direc.
,ion One Of the papers proceeds deIiber-
ately to discuss the propficiy OF Governor
Brown's acceptance OF Sherman invita-
ton 10 come 10 Atlanta.
You have no doubt seen the report Of
such 20 invitation having been extended,
which has this much Of truth, that while
a prominent ei,izsn Wis dining with Sher
naa one DAY the geutieman remarked
IL wi-h, General. that Gov. Brown
could see and s.!k with YOU
"Lss him come,'' repll,d the General
II have no objection 10 his ming with
in my lines. II. stall pass safely in and
out. Tnerc ar. valuabr records here
which he wolid 10 d9a',;' Tx t. %. aad
preserve. LII him cgBe. | goaii Ike
t, see HIM
presume tbs Irritation X b day j.
iivered to tue 1otefnor iqa kaon, hos
ever, if h. va. prepIrei ju.t tatt m ).
nent 10 accep; Il P-'hsp- = shall :.ay'
the pleasure oi seeing hin 81 II W aErls,
/ At Maeofi' or Augusta.
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News from Kichmoud-JoEk Speech at
Macon.
New IarA Ost G.

Esell il said h be in c5mai.nd of lie
aefvuses OF i,;c.m nd. Lee ID av.8g gone
o4ck to Petersburg.
Il chnona ptp-rs stkaowld lss steady
adsencej Of tic Uuioa aru,i 8 On oo.h
sides Of the james.
They discuss Gfaa.'s move Eaeu,s With
great anxidv.
JeT DAVIS, in his spsech at Macon
made begging appeal to G eorsians to
81 W the army. s4Jiag iwo ird- Of the
reoel armies were absent VII bou. leave,
that Is de-eri,F.
II SAID be csali not send troop. from
Virginia To Georgia. be,tuse theY we're
A. scarce ia tie former SID te Is ia tie
i4.ier. he bad been sskel whv Earlt
was not sen, % Georgia la.t eai Of the
Shenandoah Valley? |, b. becau.e
Lynchbnrg Ess threatened. WHIST would
prevent the Union TROOPS, ii r.srly wa
wi'sdfawn. from lakiag / "a shburg snd
Taie'ns Goa p!sse gordon Of nen around
Redmond
The HereldFs Martins burg correspon-
dent 81 The 9th ssts Il i repbrfed there
that Hampton L gion had destroyed a
bridge over Stony Greek at EHinburs.
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