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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday bill was reported
concerning jailors' fees; also, q billamcndiDg
the SSth chapter Of the Code edition of
1S60) In relation to the assessment Of taxes
on licensee.
A resolution of inquiry was adopted In
relation to the occupation by the Confede
rate Government Of the Virginia armory.
On motion, the Senate resolved itself into
secret session. On reopcning the doors the
Senate adjourned.
In the House the biIl to increase the com
pensation of tho portcrs and pages was re-
ceiyei from the Senate with an amendment,
which was agreed to.
The folloWiag hills were reported:
A bill to aIncnd and r.enact the 18th sec
tion Of the act entitled IAN act to protect
and indemnify citizens Of Virginia" passed
October Sd, 1862 =
A bill to amend and re enact aa act entitled
ssAn oct to extend the time for the exercise
OF certain civil rights and remedies" passed
Marci l4th, 1862
a bill TO amend the chsrsar ofihe Farmers
and Mechanics Insurance Company oi RICH
mnnd
The hin for fhe relief Of tho creditors Of
r. r. Eaker, late Sheriff Of Bfaxt0n county.
WAS passed.
The report Of the ioiut committec of
ferencH on tho snbject Of disagreement on
the bill appropriattng one million Of dolIass
for the relief 1f the families Of soldic1 with,
10 the enemyb 1inrs. recommending tht the
House recede from its anendmGuk ~ taken
~ ~ tho ora6r of tho day, At ~ e O'Clock =.
II. md diecussed At length TIL tho hoaf of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17
RUNAWAN

1nn DOLLARS Rewas9.,-ABa svay fSpo the
l(JU farm OF the subscriber, niAs NpxtcBu', n b.
on sr,usy, the 9th inst, . likely muaese gkl naaeA
she ers was neatly alired. Il b presuae1 thns ~
10 mas Ing her Way to Richmond. Ihe above NWoBA
will DO paid for her apprehension and delivery 70
me ss The store Of v Eilisoa Z Bro, corM fl5tA
and Fraukiia sts.
70 Ij-4ts 81 AQI&0H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

Recaptared. Five more Of tue Yankee Of
iicers who recently escaped from the Libby
prison were brought back yesterday. Their
csps. % Thos. lIandy, 71sh Ill: Capt. j. T.
Wilkins, 1l3:h H.; 1t. g. 4. Hall, 1l2th H.,
and 1t. G. E. Greble, Sth Michigan cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

ney, was yesterday arrested by officer Gran
ger, charged with assaulting aud robbing, on
Monday night, James Kelley Of cne gold
ring, valued at $50, and S20O in Confederate
notes. Kelley is the same man who was
stabbed and killed yesterday morning in q
house ofiIi-lame located ons4th ST., between
Main and Cary.
Henry Hicks, white, was also arrested on
yesterday charged with having one gray shirt,
ona white shirt, and one door lock
in his possession supposed to Lave been
stolen.
Another white men, named Lswis 6ledd,
was arrested for stealing decanter Of whisr
key, valued ut $50, from Lewis Ante Otti.
All of these parties viii be before the
Mayer this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17
aTTACK ON MOBILE.

MOBILE, Feb. l6.-Gov. Watts this NOM
ing issued o proclamation to the eitisans Of
Mobile that the city ID about TO bs attacked,
and exhor.ing nom combatan1s 70 leave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

SeatoG--Four hundred Yankee prisoners
(privates) are to he sent from this city to
Henderson, Ca. this morning. 1t is the In
tention Of Major Turner to continue to send
that number off every morning till the
whole batch ofprivates now confined In this
city and Danville are gotten rid OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

S arch After Yankees-A Game Of Cards
I.ters upsed-In consequence OF infOrma-
lion received at the Libby prison to the
effect that sundry of the Yankee officers
who recently escaped from prison were ,on-
cealed in the upper rooms OF tho building
occupied by Mahoney g. McGehee, on Main
street, military guard Effected an entrance
in the domicil yesterday evening, but Gid
not succeed in finding any Of the parties of
whom they were in search. A large crowd
was attracted to the spot by the report that
Col. Streight was in the house. The only
thing disturbed during the raid wes game
OF cards, the participants therein (among
whom were Que or two members OF Cons
gress) scattering on the APPROACH of the mill
tary, some getting on the roof of the house,
lending color for the time being to the report
that S;rcight was about.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

Mayors C0urt.-The following parties wire
before the Mayor yesterday morning:
John Coiner and George Bunker, two pa
rolled ankccs, were charged with stealing
from the residence of Mr.. Alexander Craig,
residing about two miles from the city, on
Sunday night last, about $975 in silver coin,
$50 in Confederate notes, $45 in Richmond
corporation notes, two gold watches, valued
at s. GOO, two watch chains, and other crti
cles Of greater or less value, the property Of
Mr. Craig. The evidence OF the complain
ant against these parties was plain and con-
elusive. On Sunday night, about o'clock,
they gained access to his house on the pea
that they were Confederate guards in search
of Yankee dcscrters. There being three Of
them together, one was stationed with
loaded pistol at tho door Of tho kitchen to
keep the alarm from being given by the ser
wants, while COincr and Bunker entered the
house, and, with pistol in hand, compelled
Mr.: Craig to go from room TO room ana nm
lack every drawer aud trunk he possessed,
from which they took tn articles enumerated
above, b:sidea large collection OF papers,
bonds, one gun, &c. On Monday morning
MIR. Craig came to this city and informed the
police of the robbery, when, in short while
afterwards, suspicion being directed towUds
the prisoners they were arrested by M.
William Ferguson, one cf the nighfwafch-
men. ana locked up till yesterday morning.
Que of the watches, several watch Keys, scala,
and considerable proportion OF the silver
aud Confederate notes, which Mr.. Craig
readily identified. The parties werc also
sworn TO az the perpetrators OF the rohbery.
They were rem anded for examination before
a special term Of the Hustings Court, to be
held next Monday.
Thomas TFimmer, o white boy. Va
charged with throwing SNOW balls at the
house of Mrs. Martha D4nlel, ON Monday
evening, vcSy much 10 her anh0yaucc. The
evidences proved the OExnco agsinst the &c
cused; but, In consideration OF Its trivial
character, and his evident mortIGcati0n a.
being arraigned for prosecution, the Mayor
jirginia Wilktrs0n, charged With yeceiys
| Ing certain articlss beionging To Alexaudes
Craig, knowing them 70 have been stolen,
| WAS remanded fer examinatiOn before the
| Hustirgs Court.
a ffce uegress, named Am Eliza Fox, af
.ested Tor going at large, and being without
the proper papers essablishjog her freedom,
was ordered % return 70 Ercdesieksbuf9,
Dr. r. Trent, for falling 10 report to tn
proper aut thofiiies cnse of smali-p0x which
| he had under his card, - oiaeAnrRed On u
representing the ciscnnstanece 70 HI
Pafrick Murphy and Wiuiam t,rAulord
white men, Nefo Teanan4ed for oxamlnAtles
before the HustinSp Coogs % the ehsrgec
stealing oae hlack Cost - ons linsa shls
| from jomes Kennedy. &.
a Han of - was impcoed upoa y. u Buxe]
for ceiling IlqaOF to beAfsnk = ~ No.
without : leGunA
Eleht nSgro wonan uore ordered 1oeel
stfjpeo each ~ 49, H. q 1ho h4loo 4
James Cautaeld T. v,el61 1(ea AZ 4 clly 90
nance.
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S1nn DuLLAks Hewasd.--naaawav rre0 lhe
go ss~vcs, bansd Doctcr and Ralelee. oo9mGnIS
raiiea Ficm. Both are black, Quieks 1Gllvs $780,
Dccso. ID about 10 yeAss old, bad hi e haa4 tns1
10 IN epp'c nailI and seasrsa % sns essace - -
Lad on red urei shirt when he lais. I1b0 D11(t
harard, and n about II years og - Win olve
Sl0O piece for the dslivery 70 mev ~ - seG1 ~
osushs cut OF tho county oe dhaslosis = ~ ayl
II sppFs heudcd In The equity. ] beIlgvo thG9 -
passing as fTce men, and afe leyie2 - ~ en5of.
snent ON the RichEs nd sd raAvNle. ~ sqn14o1o
Railroad. AaAeeas, HNey 9u9L ss
moAstaGeoe1 70.
fsl0-lm Chastc1ts oeunov vas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

EXECUTION % SsssxaTs xs.--A letter in the Ra
leis h CoaEeie,ais wvissss from Kaston, N. C., on
the lih inst, stses Sac following account OF the
execution 0t FIVE tee-ssess:
IL s. staaiy. Lewis bryan, Mi che II Busiek,
Wm.a irwin. and Arcs AaiyetI, Of Seti1ercuu's
htiaafnn, who baa sesestsa their e2lnrs ana gone
against their Land ad zlsirea, we're hanged IN thss
place Uh yes.ersay.
The prisoners rsese accompanied 10 the ga!iews
by Hoke's and IsartDw's kri saaes Jhcy assembled
tile sca ID with firm ssd elastic step, and srens-
ed Ia bear up usder t;sesr trials with much FORTH
tt.de. They had huf little 10 say, except Basicks
wIso learn. entyea;sti his old cutfaes In aims 70
stand BY their fiag ard never desft t under any
circumstances whatever, lest they ssshid eGnfe ts
the igH0rniniOus eni 0f these Hslu were then aafut
die the feion's death and MI e frlos's q ave-
ss)h that had never heen bOrs - one OF tue prs
Oncrs heard 10 rxclafnl In his anguish q mo.
inent hafore the issp teti
Tus raRycH ~ MExico.- Adyices from MeItc0
are 10 The .bth u;t.
A tans list Of unisnp0ftant towns are gtseu As
having drriarrd their aiheseuce 10 The Esapisc--
roso.i. apsoia,ra 6y Can. Msjia, sfter sapsasIas
that place the 4i, haye unanins 0ussy dtciSese
fsn thr Esnpire n cOavUy ff0m JafaPpt asslsco ~
Vera Cruz a. tue aitli u't., without moaesfatlsa
The p0ft Of Cansfascbr MAS suSfe edeFc9 ~ tm1
French corvette kagelian slae 81 = g !aeuasy.
n0hladD was at zacaiee On lhe yst@ Thn ffrssxh
papefs tepUu tiiAt Inag~x has aes1eafea. Aea e
sss ssassnasios 3 hss sssa on .sesises he ,s1es, !.
thought y be etcmasass.
Ksssacxf E1seIs6s.-~A refugee sofe. u1e ~
e Ansases 0A g the Leta Last, sss nss.ssse =
ssssssss "a nisvi.as- " = Mll.ss :. g !!
lsl lsis . 1sslsk, is. s. - 8.
| fisSnl;s ~ t. 81 i 'assss, &, : 1(s E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

0H DoLLaRs aevasd.-Lsft NJ hsese q -
LsJ 3Ah a Jsnsay ~ eeeysns pe)3& 0ebe
4 s fSet irchss high. ~ hnse eonG1w uto4 ~
tAs ciss NAMED CnstssIans. 11sy yv2aoI e1eone
On the 3tA JanEAsy. WMlpB0196
Three doors ab0ve CsnGai psuse, oe1110
n II - G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-17

Nsrd.r Of q HaQor.--A seeu1zn, na1aed
Jamcs Kelley, one Of the crew on the ohip
Patrick Henry. lying In Jares river, rem
DrsWfy'5 Blum, was murdered yesterday
morning, aoOut7 o'ciock, ct tho hpnse II
Two wsise women Of easy Virtue na&641
I'm n.nma Brown and Maggie Jones, located o.
S4th, between Main and Cary ate The dc.
ceased received two stahx ii the leN bresst
from small bowie or sheath kn1fs either
one OF which was suf1cient 10 hAvo ultlnate
" caused his death. Keller. after receiving
Tho wounds was removed 10 the G. s. MsSjno
nospitai, on Governor st where he iiegcresl
In great pain for more than an hour, Wheu
death put an end TO Lis entyerinos,
Soon after the wounded man brsathed bis
last q jury Of inquest Vas summoned. who,
upon an Investigation Of the affair, returneal
as their verdict that he camo to hin dcalh
frcn stabs received at tho hands OF sorne
pcrson to them unknown.
R,nasdsd rss Esas:isa io9 .-Geoxa ".
mon, were again before " 1(:ommfssion
Sands yesterday. charged Withdrawing mo
ney from the Government for horses IL
legged to havo been lost by them In the GER
vice OF tho Confederaey. The evidence
showed that two accounts were presented
for settlement, the signatures to both .oi
which were forged. Lurty drew up the ne.
eessary papers, and taking Placide with him
as the party represented in the order, he
certified to the commences Of The sigma.
lures appended thereto. Subsequently, he
made cut another order in the saluo amount
representing j. w. Lennon as the party to
whom the money was due, bnt bearing the
signatures Of the same officers ae the tirst.
In both of these transactions it 10 strongly
suspected that Lurty either uttered the slg-
natures himself, or at least knew they were
not genuine.
The Commissioner, after reviewing the
testimony, remanded the aecnsed for trial
charged with two offences, and IL was an.
nounced that Lurty coHld be bafled for
$1,000 in cath case, and that Placide and
Leminen 81 500 each In both cases.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

.arorrnr 4, hSrsby gixsa ~ egiesi 60
~ MH( 2sRnc s,s ~ Rs III csSiss ri. =
- ..tbSrity q Ma s6zrtsr frsu ~ Asoa.nedEp
s. .Ws RsiiTIy bid IS Il stsabsavillS y letft
- is1n,e.d somnsuss fbs Slssatisa - q 3maq
.psa ~, ssSsorss n g sbstrast o. Ire g.
d,sd S.st desiensd esd sAAnnea.weys s.h5
xttsntim of us7sons engaged IN nAyiesHeo,
..iisS Ia ~ vrosisio6 a tks sSceod osa q -
A. n Consrees. sssnd ~ oMesu ard sesW q ~
SsSssis nd boats navigating sid nvf, ars fsqutf,
III - ,s,oistes The ass C thsif sid tseneas end
800 snd Of any pfpss or ,elimnsys helons!ns
$500 = = not 10 inSsrisre with The ssvstisa
srssrrnfiou and q II lid Bridge" isesohp /
An psrsons ere alss ,nstifsd that the speA h?x'
west Of the channel spaa y srected . "a ~! 49,
q 66 feet above low water, end there ~ s1ssss!
sxoesding two hundred feet between the pl@N az
thst the waterway between the pasu nsm =.
the; ohsnnsi span also exceeds I've nsnorsd ~ ~
and that tina headwsy here WIN % 80. -
company does not intend TO proceed WITH the 80
ion Of thu span Until the channel span comp
cd and the distractions nesssssry 70 ~ efssee'
Ali All parsons are notified fmthsn thss tAis hids
u erected without draw and that ~ ne req.,s'
tions Of the Act Of Congress have BEEN eoopns
| With by the company. - y1h s....fg ,ns
The erection Of the channel span WI D procesas
With a. rapidly - possible and due netise WI :
givsn % to thsjtim when the sseszas''eos Va
- M Hsiiia.ys Cove Railroad Company
ost96- 2w !. By THOMAS L. JkWkTT, RI.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

WkST VIRGINIA. ss:---At rules hsld In the
w Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Msriop
county, for the month Of NOvsmbsr, 1854
Roanna Reed, complainant, p0qF,.4 4
Va
calsb D. Reed, defendant. ~
The object Of this suit 10 10 recover . divoro.
from the bond OF matrimony. And 1t appearing
from afhdavit that the defendant, Caleb b Reed.
10 not resident of this State, IL 10 hereby ordered
that he appear here within one mon h from the
due publication Of this order, and do what Is nee.
essay to protect his interest In this suit
A copy Teste, Il. B. LOTT. CLARK
Wilson b Smith Attorneys for Plaintif, -
HoyIO-W4t ID
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Rational Medicine. .
DIR. THOMASJ KJSNER

WILL In addition to tho treatment ofal Acute Diseases
devote portion Of his time to the trestmt d eli "a
ne lies OF Chronic Diseases upon the Rational or Rse-
matt and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections Eblsp.
81, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and KID
nsys: All scrofulous, Skin and Syphiiac Diseasss,
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases botR
ACUTE and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
From his long experience In such cases. he fsals con-
hdsnt Of giving entire satifsction to any Who may
az Ne charges for examination and opinionof casss
IONS strictly confidential and promptly attended
Oflcs hours A. N. to Q p. NJ.
Office and Residence on Sd Street, near Reel Rraft
Jrug Store, Centre Wheeling, viva.
jy2-d&w-ly.
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUANT me provisions Of decree Of the Cir.
i cult Court q Marion, rendered at the October
term thereof in ~ case Of John g. Fleming w. John
MoOue, shall, On the second Monday In November
next proceed to ell before the door the Court Houss
Of said county ypabc auction, TO the highest bidder
two lots No. and In the town OF Manninston, upou
the following terms TO Wit; For cash In hand cisnt
to pay the cost Of thus suit and the expense Of s and
the residue upon credit If 4, and IL months, the
purchaser giving bond and security and the commits
soner retaining lien on the said lots 70 secure ths
unpaid purchase money, The lots are very Desirable
being well situated and well adapted Tor residsuces
and situated in the most business town on the BAH.
more q Ohio railroad. in the county Of Marion.
r. SMITH,
octal-dlt&w3t r.sg oommiaafoner.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16
10 "a SLEEPING CARS :
be- - ON NIGHT TRAINs TO @ re"
PHILAp'A, NEW YORK 4 BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGE HECKED THROUGH AND
... s...l TRANSfERREDl FREE. sac
FREIGHTS.

FHE4OHxSs - ~
BY this route Frsghts Of all dssodpdouscan b for
w.Ts:S 70 and 1 drs l s:w aS.a B S
Of Ohio, Ksntucly, Indiana Illinois, Wisoondn, LOW
or Missouri, 6y Rail Rood direct F.'s a.FHi.'
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects Q
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can b for
warded 70 any port on the Ohio, Muakin gum, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, 0umberland, Illinois, 4i9idppi
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago With Steamers 10 al
Ports on the North Western Lakes. Is Taf9
Merchants and shippers. sntrustins the transports
ton Of their Freight this Company, oan rely viii
confidence On II sDeedy trslEt, q
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point In the West by the Psn1sylvania Central Raj
Road, at al times q fAvorabe e. are charged b.
other Rail Road Companies. ca, fac r.. L.. :
oEBs particular 70 marx packages "via fsnn''
FOR Freight Contract. or Shipping Directions, .ppl,
to o. address either Of the following Agents Of III
5, A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh
% CLARKE 4 CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.W, BROWN B CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r, G.. MELDRUM 4 co., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Eentucky.
W. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind. '.r
j b F.!SASS, st. Louis, Missouri. 'f'"j se
CLARKE B CO., Chicago, Illinois Ts g.
]. b. @oO0LM, Portsmouth, @. s-# ..
J. N. LOVE, Maysvills Ky. 49,. 10.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta O. &
e. AYRKS MuAkiugum River. ''
w. H.i6 &. LANGLEY, GslIipolis O.
b. 8 PIERCE b CO., GAINESVILLE, O.. uas
n. q. HUDSON, Ripley, o. - .JO4g
r. O. ARLDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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SoFT HATS Of al styles and eolon jut recsived ..
" .' octAn 4si J. - HARPER & BRO.
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WAiah thsy o6ae 10 TIE trads 1t lovs~
Oenntxy Merchants ana oth1rs Win ana I sass /,
veatass 70 oan and sEamins befoss pureS, S.e Z
vhAFs. -
Rarisular attention. paad b orders in Am.
vekuarsntse setisfostfes, both In prior 49, rS
Ae nshas martst prize paid Tor oins.sss
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PURSUANT . The provisions Of decree rsndsr,d
eorm thereof In the case Of Thomas WsItIst =, ~,
wood ihal on the second Monday In Novsmhsr nsxi
reessd call b public auction 70 ths kShsSs bSddsr
oesore tne mont door ofthe Court Honss Of lid cuhfv
ate and oehsrs stiatsd the waters Of BuLie FesL
saad county, and containing 10 acres N ,re on -
On ne ioi owing terms 10 Wit; For cash In hand una
AZ and the residue upon credit Of ana IL months
me purchaser giving bond and security and d. c.,
Missioner retaining hen on said Land 20 sscn,s ~.
oct3l-dlt&vst D.
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LIVE STOCK.

DrovWs and Farmers Vim fnd this the most sd-on.
taesous route for Lave Stock. Ospacious Yards ven
wstered and supplied With every convenience have
besn opened ON this line and i connections and svry
attention u paid 70 thar wants. From lHaxrisbure
where viii be, ound every conysnisnos for elns ana
resting, choice Is offered OF the PhiisdslpKia New
York and Baltimore Market. This viii also Be found
the shortest quickest and most dreo route for Stoek 70
dan any other. 9h i III ,..II- : -
Z. AN0oH Lewis, asnI Superintendent Altoona,
l. /, Houpr, esnr Ticket A.r.nt phi,.asInh,.
=. H HoUMoN, Goal Freight Agent, Phha.
dalpaisi sd. ig.. ed, dn.# ,-yjanll-myA
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WkT VIRGINIA, SAT rules held IN 81,
w Clerks once, Of the Circuit Court Of Msriss
county, Tor the month Of November, 1854;
Isaac Thomas complainant,
W. rr, f...a
joseph Collins, ct al, defendants. La-, sas En, :
The object Of this suit d to obtain 4, dssd f,o,,
.osepa Coiin. for le acres Of lad, sifusks Al
Inc 1ssen Of FIAT Bun, being part Il traet n
i1aI so.a 70 me ssid Collins BY one Abraham
n. go ma II appearing from seadssits aIsd h
Isaac CLARK, and abish. CHI are No. rssi1sn
st.te, 10 ordered that they appear len w.
N one month afsef the psbiiesaoa 81 this 60
t.s a 90 Whatever is necessary 70 protect thsir r..
urpnA sopyE Isstea X. B. LOTT, cssf
"nsoa and Smith attorneys Cor plainfiG
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! CALEB d. REED, ESQ.

M, OALED d DEEU, ESq.
VOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
L shall proceed on the FIRST Monday in De
esmbsr next, at the Office of Fontan Smith, ir the
town OF Fairmont, West, Virginia, between the
hours Of o'clock q. m snd o'clock p m. of thai
day, to take the dispositions Of sundry wit.
asssss. to be read q, evidence at the hearing
Of . certain cause, now depending on tbs Chanosry
side Of tho docket Of the Circuit Coyrt Of Marion,
In which am complainant and yon are defendant,
and from any csuss the taking Of the said dspo.
sitons be not completed on said day, the Ia
king Of the same Will be continued from day to
day until the taking Of the same Is completed
RDANGA REED, Plaintiff.
Wilson md Smith, Attorneys. q 7--7
poy10-v lt ,g
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-09

H. 1t is intimated that Longstreet has
ieft East Tennessee and gone to rejoin Lee
in Virginia. II the report Be true, then it
is probable that the rebels are contemplate
ing an attack somewhere ON our lines. But
whether towards the Potomac, at Norfolk
or in North Carolina, we won't undertake
70 guess. They would hardly desert East
tennessee till the latest moment, nor until
they had made mp their minds to plunge
the force there upon some point where it
would prove effective. If he has gone 70
JOIN Lees army direct, however, We look
upon that ~ an indication that he is too
weak to hold his position or to move for
wasd without aid. We haven't the slight
ess idea that he contemplates making !
move into Maryland. He has tried that "A
often as he intends to. But he may mean
TO maneuvre 80 Is to threaten such : thin~
IN the hope Of interfering with Grant.
plans. We suspect he viii find Grant vide
awake.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-09

- The New York Independent, in its
notice Of Horace Greeley's History Of the
American Conflict, and speaking Of the lies
heaped upon his head BY the Coppsrhead
press, asks-"Why don't somebody vary
these old and monotonous lies, and start
some new one, as for instance tha: M.
Greeley is confirmed droner'