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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

- Leelie Combs aud Garrett Davis at
Chicago promised the electoral vote Of
Kentucky TO the peace aud submission
candidates by fifty thousand majority.
Our Information iaduces the belief that
their treacLery will not be as profitable as
they may have hoped. The advocates Of
the Union cause are everywhere earnest
and at work, and in the ranks are Some Of
the most gifted ,fnd eloquent men of the
Stae0. Besides DIR. r. J.. Breckirfid1e.
whose great fame is known to the nation
there are actively at work for tie Union
candidates lot Of electors, who have
youth, energy and patriotic ambition. Ed.
e'nton, Jackson, Rice, Thomas and Speed.
N their respective districts, have been
making successful and convincing speech
g. Hon. c. F. Burnam, Of Madison. cleo
'or TOT the State at large, has also address,
60 large audiences in many Of the counties
~ Eastern Kentucky. aud everywhere has
impressed them with the power Of his in.
tellect and the sincerity Of his natr;ot;s,a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

kURN OIL IKKABED TIKKELsBY,
>Kommander Ov the Ragin Regiment.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

The Charleston Mercury says that
100 Yankee deserters come within the rebel
lines every week. The number may be
over stated, but great manyof the scamps
serve US so who are bought with large
bount;es.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
The Old Story.

Earorean runners again atr.Ou.e TO Lluis Napoleon
purpose g. nterposo Ihs American lsrrel, 10 be-
nslf OF peace. There has been tune Whsn sucl Tu-
uors oers a sghtsr senban5e OF probability. There
as nothing IA the situation Of ,f ira here ss known
40 Fa,cs A. the period OF these rum0rs to i-Vte re-
nevsl Of pcposiions-nothiJ the attitude known
sentiments Of the Brit,sh Ministry 10 encolrege the
cpe Of cooperation b. aAE power in any msdlAoral
yItlrt; AID, mgrs important than Iiiber Of these,
here has been nothing 10; ,ay months nov in the
g o. decarG'iaus OF the F,eueh Emperor 10 coun
oparcs III, belief that he Ia disposed take any step
calculated 90 promote the wishes Of Interests Of our
osps His ia.es! demonsg alton ioTbiddiug the com
oetou of eTtain vessels supposed 10 Do intended Tor
re Confederate service, has AsPJo other th N
lie-d'v. sn! the rela-oaJ between himself and the
Washington Authorities have stensi or time to be
ua ure. The letter OF Franc p Blair
+, Eiwaro ETsre.s, Puolshe not long ego in the Wig
,sv ,d the character OF eO.ts that we're 10 be made
to win and retain tie iIientsbip Cf uis Poeon.-
risre Is little doub: bu' that the pIopogas there in
Gated, or nilar ones, were made end that they were
not vi,hou; ct. It is pretty certain that gu under
standing exists between Pars a2d W ashngtop that tn
Monroe doctrine is -. 10 be enforced The abandon
men Of this iaVOrite dogma Of tie United States could
| not hare sGen without somO ojnpersstirg plecga
ron The Epporor. The sgreCmeu: most li5ly VAS
,ha if the Uaited States would rot interfere with bis
Mexican Isnr be would interfere in their attempt
% sutjuga'e u Psrhlpl also, Bair's plan of Cam-
nerciAl advantages guarantees to his dynasty
we're rowa in as additional Inducements, aud TO Sc
cuco tie bargain. There Is nothing that the Washing
.,n Government would net have offered to avert Euro
pan intervention aud Lcu's Napoleon is mover aYer5s
20 3 good barcaia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
pY The GOV SkNUR OF VIRGINIA.
- 4 FRO LAHAIIoN

u n1hv m
al nc y. = a. r.,,sio, v,b ~ as .o,n oi 'A'us1S
4'of, pss - 800. 80 - ~ o-iSs osihoa
a.. ~ COO - " ,a. Lin t,I. a saa , Spns..olso OF
tne s' az e0e -es - hnonTesh DC % E-d
TO ioi ip r ne, et Of al de'srfs,s ana
S.ps % Ay ne 70 Ihs cenleds.s's "Ct
ulsept va may % . tssPecsse oeunhrs cl ie, a
towns, ana 70 si anu " Au Ia NE tft Of ell sub oe-
qaeh. ''s, OF sSssn.ves snoat ieHTs
from 'oeany CT IAy -isae oon 60 iat !ss Aaat ssH
pr' IA Wy nS.. .s g. 40 sc o"Ssf OF Alutahi
tet' raj OF We - VI o. een te u and shan c. m
mis- iuch ds f!er or oher or snt 70 o. eoony
corporation al anh ne Can ne as confederate
thcriLh;
1sAi ONO r. may nno9 90 many OF the people o. thfr
oouay CT L'.n r ~ "a ehsoiuen OF o., law
a,they may nstn proPr
~ say omse. .n.h "!uM TAI or rsfnse 70 perform
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

Frel oh enthusiastic who are represented by newly eF
tablshed French paper, DUHiOH NationaIs: They
reject the echsms of confederation altogether atd
advocate DISSOLUTION Of the union thai now connects
them with q oper Canada They dream Of the organi-
S,tion Of 10 on American nationality. When eepa-
rated from Upper Canada they expect TO override the
Eossh speaking residents of Lower Canada, to dhuse
over ell French ideas aud gradually build up separate
and independent French Safe. Tau, far this party IL
ma minority 10 Lover OInads; ii they should Increase
in strength they must inevitably form very disturbing
element in the new cOnie 6erstion.
Toe further developments Of this scheme OF British
Amer an Conf deraIon deserves close attention. ~
d. fair to act very conspicuous part In the history
of the American Continen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

CAP. URE AND DESTRUCTION OF A UNITED
STATES aAIL STEAMER
GoLD BoRo, sept. 10 This S.a" Jygna! tas the
fol owing from Pym5u.b;
'"Pios Hopkins, OF the Confederns States ram Abe
mare, with.isht eaSrs AID ths number Of eel
dies, cap uied aud burned, the IA u.s. the lied
states mail steam F-Wn, p5iog DsiSetn Norfolk and
Rortoke, kIiirg sso Yankees, voaldrg ", and Cap.
turing nineteen ir-soners, eIsiaave OF NE nsgtos.
among the prisoners oae Lieutenant Colonel
one M'jor, Lea.eaant, aud Corporal NJ Ice. Oh
our side"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

term 10 Lincoln 50 attractive as redouol'd eAer"On'
a., .,a o.n,ura Of Petersburg, ss step towards the
..L;r, Of Richmond. Reasoning in this way our
ITohTo contemporary proceeds to say L'n-
-, h.. shown BY all his acts that the csP'urs
:, Richmond s regarded by him as the crushing blow
- he rebellion: God oolJ knows hoE muy human
bspp, hs has hurled their graves to accomplish this
object l. it not reasonable TO suppose that be row
I,oksup,u 1t as the trump card in his Presidential
gams. II so, he Hih eject all other minor points,
Let Mobile go lei sessPPi 90, leave Georgia as it H.
and gather every GvAilaol man from SaeTnau, A }.
Smith, Candy aud the West to fall upon Leo in Vir-
Rinis. This policy o. Lincoln comedies precisely
With the interests Of GIANT and he will as commander
i1.chef, give the orders which, while helping Lnoons
election give 10 himself th ast chance for redeeniny
bis waning prestige as 4 General. We have already
said tas Sherman his Ns sPurs and, he had the
noser probabiy would not chvo5e TO Illustrate these
ol.py. We believe then, new q. The end, az from the
h.,;,,;,e the nod Dominion" will be the battle
Ground OF this great war, ard upon her classic ard
,orious asld, the coming fight will take Placs for Con
| td,,a.s .depsnaencs We have houndlsss faith il
a ,,sul and we-eolo the opinioa sAii to have been
repssd by that headed man and great soldier,
General Fjrrest since he arrived IN this city, to wit.
,bst if every mAn IL the South will stand up 10 his
da,y and country TO- Sky eays longer, no matter
letter Lin DIN OF Mcclellan is elected Presden', tie
.s. vii break Down At the North and be at an eId"
There is much in the loreshAdoWlDgs OF the NVFLs'n
,e.s As well as in the intrinsic probabilities OF the
h.s gives force TO these views. There is 10th
ig ,hs enemy would not iorsgo sacrifice for rss-
,rusbo prospect Of oIP;urlg tlis ely. They may DC
,sety assured Las. This would NOS end the war, nor
y, t In any decisive aivsnt'g, in its further pose
sg,ou. bu. Grant knows Il would give bin fame
s,io,pg al o.hers, and LncS!n knows thai it Wou!9
psby secure MS retention Of the Presidential office,
Ind these are sdmulInLs euOugi without COTS dsring
the inspiriGng ,Roi which suon Al event would have
opon tle people aud tue North upon Cpl ion
uroad AM upoa financial credit al home, or the OR.
verse of ali these upOa oar oWG Interests.
With sucl = probability before Us, is behoOVes US
,Rau 20 rally all our ensIEi and to be prepared not
onI 10 meat the movement when 1t comes, bus to hlrl
!, 5acE wish overwhelming Ell OF upon the enemy. 4
great and grooming victory Ia Virginia a. the present
nc IRE. suon an ono 90 Nould bssAk up-And PFsotc IL
- sessroy Grants army. would necessarily originate
nss policy a. Washing ,on-sns PslSJ OF Plsoo a. rot
DIy urs,o!daols bu. tbs surest means Of cutting
uacer sui dstestng the opposition. Gan Ws not give
On IN suca deiestS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

HUsIsGs Quail ihis court yesterday, the
case OF jacob N II " OK, charged with the murder Of
a child, was ecu inued til the next term.
The case OF Fanny wis., caargsd with aiding slaves
TO eScaps was continued the said Fanny hivig run %
to the Yankees.
WIohsr A Norris, charged wish grand larce.y, va.
atQ Iitled.
The cases Of John NJ Esigusson and Wm. Snellings
charged with LIFTING faro, we're continued til the
NJ II term the witness against item, detective Rseoe
having been BADLY stabbed BY Q Ge.erser, who Gl.G
threw rcd per in his eye-ths worthy detective tac
but one.
eco aHd costs for selling liquor without license.
Augustus Slmcoe Was faod $50 In each Of Eve case.
for leling DIR Without license.
VIM. Singleton Was haed $50 in each Of three eases
for selling quor Without hcsGse.
Thomas g. fn, tree niger, was fned $50 and costs
for KEEPING disOrdeily house on V.uxhaIl Island.
Robert OallIvAn va, Aaed $50 and coss for selling
liquor without license.
Teavs flanagan was aaed 800 for betting at faro
Charles y a;rlck and ,bert ca Ivan we're fined
500 in each OF ID cases for selling Liquor without IL
csuse--' q cd Idea"
james :, hcGee, of the Alabama dom, WAS Aaed
tSO in each Of cases for selling liquor Without IL
0snss.
LlWrerOs Burns, Park House, was fined 500 h each
OF 9 easea, foe selling liquor without license.
TIE Oouri passed res. dions Of respect 10 the me-
merry of Gen. Jonn Il. Morgan, and there upon sd-
jOurned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
The Policy Of the Enemy

TT a,bie Asgrtissr eorsludes lha ne F7fSy me
saeuy vii practise fer The Tsnaad5T O. thi eam2'sa
vi. 70 - eorosUTsdOn for las, Icd 6i:t il Vf
sips.' re shame Of Grs0s AZ a lure, aud tho snb
t, Of Liee.ll to be Te-slSO,s5, the A5ssriSsr hi
sr, The strongest motives new Sonsrolns these Who q
r,s, military sprIOrs o. the par Of the enemJ ard
h,h these eonsd srations mpsFouzly dsaanj success
% Virginia Sherman has reached bic o. IeosiVo Iont'
srd may ss.s.Oro be content to rest uadef he aurse
Charleston caaL o. b. taken 'n the successful dstsnO0
msss there ca BE- repeated IS h'bl'. What rsn'pF,
tsea % rs,rsVs Grams dSETsOs and insure AnOshs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
FROM PETERSBURG.

CAPTURE OF EIGHTY EIGHT -YAEKEEs-OUR
TROOPS IN FINE SPIRITS
PrrERssURe. Sept. 10 "A ekii msh line Of eighty
eight OF Warrehs corp, we're turI sad and osp ured
near the Diiis House, the Weldon railroad, this
morning, In front Of WdcoIs Division. The prisoners
have arrived here.
With this exc ,pion nothing Of Interest has occurred
on the lines to-day.
TIE eneny renewed the sheling OF the city this af-
ernoon, throwing several fifteen nch shells loaded win
glass; bfsss oop2.r roa and Lad into the o bu. did
no damage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

40, I6 Cotten coupons, s1si $4,000 detached cOu
Pc Of 10 IN lion loan, l4l; s2lOo do Va and Tel n
r. ll6; t47fo do. Orange and Al X r. Ito; $3.50
Va Central r, 1914; $500 City Of Lynchbu-g. 100
100 eight pee cent o1upcn bonds "a Ts no.
$1,000 do. 10 a, .slOs; $500 do 81 at sl2;
A1d 8 shares Farm,r-' Bank stock, 1855; 10 do Birk
Of Commonwealth, $50; 20 do Bank OF Virginia, 1856,
Is Dc. Traders Bank, l42i; so DO Bank Of Richmond
lO0 10 do. Va o ntral r B. ll7i, o Dominion Ira
ding 10 . stOo lS70slSW.
Two lots of gold CON- $500 each. rs fOF one; three
lots $500. $1,000 aud sloo-at 2lk a7s .ter Dg bill
at 221.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

REoIsTAY CT EIixPrd-Under orders from tie
Bureau OF COnscdption, The tn:ul.ing ;ers Of this
city with the aid Of the Advisory Board, will COM
meLos this morning to regis ali white male ciiz ns
not In the army inAhe Reserve Forces between 10
and 80 years OF aga. 1t is worry important that this
da should DO performed forthwith, and hence every
facility should be afforded by thoae within ii
order to enable these officers discharge tho duty q.
in ed on them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
Our Telegraphic News.
y 30

s;p-s the visaGr.~n ., ne Dispatch, ESaD''"'r,
B. o. rsr and SsgiiRsl ryn tie Pess Association me
"a, O. furnished BY The agents OF the Association at
P,v .u.r, Olarsstoa, Mo-, Noble, Psseas0e'S'
SD III. ca .or, ., a Eos publ shed E1oLrsIyILT
IN /. morn, a1d ossras el.'loas OF this paper. We
u 80 ss-u.es 60 .s,s.,- and publish special des-
400 . frc a or orE fcPOrtsTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

FnE -oi TGursdAy night the brick statl, belonging
to nr. Geo. Barrow, on Marsh, sbovs a iisoa street.
was 6ad by inoendiary between the houfs Of tn o
aud three O'clock and With its contents HE
horses the time in the country, other wise the
would probably have been burnt up, a., when tho Ere
ives discovered, the whole building was envel,ped 10
flames
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
SBa eoHsTITUTIOE-sTtrs sISAIS
RICHMOND WING.
s..-1RD1Y MORNING, SEP T. II, 1854.
EyENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. Il, and
vry succeeding day (San5ays sXceP:ed0 at the saue
hour. IN evening edition of che Whis. The Evening
Wig viii contain the lAtsst news BY mail aud telegraph,
Up 70 tho hour Of going proa editorials lOosl intel
Bls.es &c. U9O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
0rrIcE rT the WaIa, Sept. IL

QrIioE RI The WRrd Sept IL 1884
Asssrs. DaVsnp ort & Co.'s extensive a. ction
sAls OF bonds st ck., eto, totk pace c-iay We cub
join report OF the SALE Il viii be observ tsat Far
wers'' Bltk ard Bank of VrgIni. sock sdvsnced
agey. The bones were sold, as usull, with ir,eies
addad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

AE:sT AFraE -B,sseen l aud O'Clock, p. ~,
yes6rtay the coai oil factory 10 street, es. OF
MARSHALL lock ire accidentally, bu! the lines were eI.
tnguished by the employees Of the factory beO'e much
dansRa was done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
EFARM ron RENT IN CUMBERLAND
COUNTY,

WILL be rented privately, for the year 1855,
within miles Of ruvIe Fne Dwelling house 10
exc Heat condition, and has rooms, besides eelri
Pr tafns. Apply TO JNo. B. WILsoN,
BalT-2tAWtt OF sad SsgutT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

# He undersigned, Committee of the Civ
L osurcl, appointed Jtccur IL possible, supply Of fuel
for the would tarossy solicit persops hsyog wood
coal foe sale to Ike I'm pedi application 10 them All
Implications addressed In wni,g the Charabean he
CITY, and is' ct the Oily Hail. sh receive proapt stenu,n
JAWS A. SCOTT,
sIoKss.
3. D. DENO0S
A. tie city zrnh Sufficient fore 70 cut the wood IN
El be nece sary for ths person ofiag te ders IL
Aos 2 he line Of The rauIoRds or near the canal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

The RUsAwAYa- B I!ler ana K OF Gro sed The foto.
mao river on Monday evening, SIX NIL esgt Of Dunn
fsea-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

GrH MokGAN's FUHKRAL.-Rev. Geo. Peterson Of
the Episcopal Church, c,iaed yesterday In the funsr.
al obsf lies Of Gan. J. II. Morgan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
We would Call the Attention of the Honorable
Mayor and city Council to the Jollowin0
fdcts Vik
fdcts, Vtk

That rumbe Of white persons om the city sad country aud
be tn free and slave from the city country
lowed sta dn In the markets coked
provisions generally with bread pies and cakes OF tvrJ descr
lion, 20 the n1ry Of The insreut Of
Eens Who e keepers Of licensed ordnae AMI who p1y
demanded the Confederate and ents and
the Corr orat on o'the City OF Richmond.
rome three s7h s0t and stsSa aG0Toa ocoopy st, IDS
daily AZ be ErsI hsrke retailing
ana yegSe'ls bread PIE: aud cakes Their tA5 Of
beneh TO the community g they add nothing Whatever 70
the public Venus and shove stated source Of sorN
inur sud annoyance to the Tegul'ry ceus OrdDsrs and
bakeries We Vond therefore fully thst this
stats thogs not only unfair unjust that
the evil be rsmeded or th ordinance be passed prohibiting
the use Of market stands unlicensed for the PURPOSES
shove named.
telT lie MATT oE1Exa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
TELHaRARHrO
Reports OF the Press Association received RI
clusively By tine WING.

Entered according Act Of 0bngress IN asycdS 1885, b,
THRASHER IN tie Clerk B1ce oftAe Dtsfra C5urt 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
DIED,

On he orrins Of Thurid sepsmbr Is 1894 ta Vesck
Il m, oil wound Received Mecns.
gay, stP tmo'r a. eo'k r, Ia, h. Liz ON, "
'h L. ssn hsq oi nis cay mem.er CT tie v.ey
the zVh oil Las yalA., And
ly all kaeu
bis funeral tke the Rsptt Chur H. mi.
mornug, al IL ocok Toe ftnas and aa..lutaLc.s Of "a.
1. miy ~ invited - attend - -
IoIumDA u. W q enn) psr.r plsass amy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

WHE u Ir,-F.our Lot SO good GAIlsgo "E1tra"
Ia being sold In this city, marked Family" How Isl
Why q lts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
THE CITY.

GENERAL MoRsAn's REMAINS reached the city yesler-
day morning by the inVill, rain, and were escorted
from the depot to the Capitol BY the State Guard and
ire Brigade. Their arrival un' Ipeoied they sav'
Ing been locked for Thursday night This disconoeitsd
the programme that lad been arranged for the OBJ
Z qlies.
The remiIns lay In state in the old Hal Of Rspressn'
tatives from 10 A. n. till o'clock P. NJ multitude
of oitE'ns among whom many ladies' crowded the
capital during the period the body remained In the
Hail. The box containing the cofia and body was
eompettl covered with lowers brought by ladies' and
children
At one O'Clock the remains were conducted to Holy
wood, where ths' wers deposited in vault. The cor
tege which fol owed the body to the ground consisted Of
the State guard, the Fire brigade, some local military
compsniss the City Council OF chmoad and other gu.
thori;iss, the kentucky Cong OCCASIONAL delegation and
OF ns
As the sad ecrtege wound thrt ugh streets 10 the
souad OF mouraul music. 1t presented tcuohins Goa
trast with the TRUMP hint procession Of the brilliant
cavalry chleitsu through the same sree!s Elk months
ego. He had then ist escaped rom lonhscmo Yankee
pr. on, a1d had returned TO WELD his pulssant
in The cue Of kis country. II, was surrourded b,
hIor u OF friends aad adm ali elie az bis newly
AGO aired freedom. Now hs 1as borne along mourn
July and slow allowed 10 sorrow BY tn, same tIendi
| IN the ptaVe,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
NEW hlUhhvND runArnh.

~ NV hlCaAVND runAlAb,
~ CORNER Of ia sad Broad strees
AoAAs sAa o'sss D. 0gisa
sATUaDAr EVENING, September II. 1864.
Of Tie accomplished rrags Actress.
Mss KATE E5iELLE
Upon which OCCASION WcI be produced rssl
oflRs
kER)HANr or vEIIR.
Nh. Z. X DALTON
IN Ii. gTsst PAL0f
saILO,k Z.
HIS, KATIE ESFELLE,
10 Ter aaahsa rendition Of
PUR IA.
r. D. OGDEN
g The lEht vslatis
GAAIIANu.
10 obsrs, EeUs,
HGnyOuf ~ Erssu,
OfNkc1, a.,
Ia tue cast.
sauAd.. Kiss 6ikneLs hiidssz
OCneIuie sith
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
4 PROCLAMATION.

w II HhhhC, tus pace VI uoiuiDx us NountJ
W court Of the Hanove has been changed
Courthouse Of SID county 10 the tosn d Alld 10 conss
the presence Of the pub 10 pone, Is
Orcsit ourtfo aid shall held
Appointd for gliding the County Court therefore.
Hy Of sutbo vssed 10 the Executive l.
SsTH Governor & III. commonwealth Of virga,
zuihCriEs Judge OF tbs Circuit COURT for
no the seou II his ssi tsd Of
land continue TO hoia The said oIg
ihs uo unty o, urt sLAl. be held at th>t pSo.
- Given under my hand GJvernar and under The le
se seal OF the OommoDw aih at Bebmond uis
- u Sept mbsr 1884, and 10 the Ssh ye.r & von
monweAlh. WILLIAM sslra
By the Governor:
GsoRoH W. MUSToRp,
SELL Secretary CT the ooramoGw sslth. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

A GENTLEMAN whois graduate of the
IA Unlveriy Of virginia aud has h.d wear, .rne a.
Hishes school either public or 10 pivs,s "a liz
AsHs" Tsaehss Lorss,s. Esssx g., Va" sHas -es.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

The Cincirn ri Tunes snd the Albany Std'sSmaH
both republican, pseusG eeest OF Mr. Liro la aud
urge his sibdrAWAl from tho canvass.
Tue SufIik (Long lAnd) Herald the Westohester
ocun.y IN Monitor, the Auu ArDor (Acl) Journal
and tn Somerses IN y Herald ali formerly rePu0l Dan,
are out IN favor OIL UsLoIH. Mcclellan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17
Pc Ca HON TAHl

Pc CA HON TAHl
Mis- SALE PARTIN9rON.
okaskiGiy volantsT nil IppeAr on his oces.,l Al
aye okNTiL SALFlGE."
holisy-Ths beautiful play OF
TIE MARBLE HEART,
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-17

Mis- Doctor Mary E. Walker, who was captured In
front o! GA tuoogl som, months ago. and taken to
Bio m'rj and confined a prisoner Of war, and who
was rssenty exchanged, pissed through Louisville the
ohos di7, an route Tor S1erDsns IRONS Her object Ia
TO visit her old brlgade C1ionl Dan McOoeks settle
her Suness, oh sin her truck, and bid adeu to the
arny. She viii make tour through the ates, and
lecture or her experience doSn in Iie.
TIE euSenvlle Herald says that the work on the
Panh ndls Rlllroa1 Is beng prosecuted with great
vgor, that the heavy work is gensrsy done the rack
90 usy lid como nineteen miles In the direction of
PitsOure,h aud that the cael will be running without
any REASONABLE douot by II first Of next January.
The rebel csmlga to Sh Tmi's 20 nmnnicatjous hs.
twain N4shV lie ard Cbastanorga was not very great
aud already The road is 10 Order with trains running
At last sdVc's the rebels retreatuR BIZ way of
McAinnvile
railroad trsio, near BwdEOWu, Ky vas captured
BY gusrrlas und,r hagruder, on Monday morning.
They destroyed hs locomotive, burned ons car. and
robbed all b % passengers
Park Be ] MINIS well koOw1 literary man Of NV
York died IN tlat city on lash inst.