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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
ORTTUARY.

Lieut.. EDMUND wAsaISeToN. sEwARD.-kis<d Ia an 90,
RaRsusnt on Church road Hanover souny, SIS OF
Nav 1854 Lieut. w. Seward, 10 nsons Battery, hentoshl
Artillery battalion Amssg the hr 70 rspsnd he cal Of hs
country be on ed Capt WA Fleets Bstey from hddssI
county Va In who hs gunner aad ssasish:d
reputation Of being Of the bet In oar army when
the Of 1854 Fleets Battery csbaated be- vin
mSjortT Lis company, sssnsdio Johsson BtsrI 10
which he slssssd TO eutensIsy His punetsh az
charge his duties aad urba1e sson uos the sonn
dsncs Of bis or the lsve and admiration OF Oh
uns Of his death he commanding hn tiusrJ
ecer had already bssn killed and one wounded
fell bis post stuck Ia Tie cheat By pisss Of Shell re
expired in few minutes, In the full hope OF gorous reurreo
tea Lsut leaves widowed noA1 and orphan brou .r'
and russr Nth hest Of reatye and friends I, oun hs early
oI LIFE short in OF much ussulasss and fall
Of future has ofrsd up many Of a Wses'
and best this bui bore nShls toa or more
hsAr Bat the soldier al as a rest In Vie soson
jesus whom he lsvsd and asors4 In lie. go IS
"aHesi y ihs meaery 81 dapAried worth"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
INCONSISTENCY OF TIE LONDON TINES


We copy the folloWiug appOSite article from the Mont
gomery Advertiser
On the oeession Of the war with Mexico, the English
press q greatly shocked ct the called atrocy OF
the American General in command, In the course pur-
sued 10 his aackI upon the oiiea Of that nation We
COPY from the London 7msS Nay loh, lS47, the fsl-
loving paragraphs:
CONSCIOUS simplicity Oae of the meSi a.rocous and
acts committed In modern mea by the forces
of 4 civilized nation. The mode adopted BY Gen Scott
In conducting the siege characteristic OF the here's
and destructive spirit Of volunteer and impractical
army Ne attempt il made 70 daguSs the
fact that tie moans taken BY that officer to
force the citadel of San Juan o'Uloa 20 susrsn-
der was hS 6SstrSeon Of the Oily Of Vera CTus =
Nearly 1000 pr sculSs thrown into this devoted
tsWn during tie three Gays AID halt tLa' the ooa-
Sardment lasted One half Of the buildings arc sHd to
be destroyed" "Ths thing is sxraor0lnsry, and 70
contrary ali the uSges of uo!ern war; that We coud
no. have believed on any lower authority than hat OF
the rffasr In command "Ths ssaguuafy spoGiion
which incites tho armies Of the United States is al de-
grading to mankind - the poroonry Of their victims
Tor We cannoG call thsm antagonists; and whilst We
should blush 10 applaud the military triumph Of the
United aies We hardly design TO pity tie Woiul
dfeomhiura Of an SmAseulAIed people"
Itis now upwards OF three hundred Gays since the
same Yankees have, with spite aod maleVosncs uu
heard OF among civilized Peep poured the destructive
elements Of warfare upon the city of Charleston. Every
species Of inventive gsnultY has been exhausted 10 in
cress, the power and tsc, Of missiles sent forth
that own regardless OF the most splendid structurss
the ssfsy of women and children the ordinary rights
and claims of humanity. And yeI We have heard no
prOsss, rising up from EngauG's .a3smea sgainss the
deep dams son Of THAR deed The miserable PeooS OF
hsTeo, it seems, are mora worthy of sympathy from
Great EgglAnd than race OF christian men, far ad-
Vanceo in refinement and education sprung from them
seVssr
l. il melancholy rGASctioa that the principles Of
public morality AAd juHlies thus made to yield to
collateral quSsiSnS and that preiudse andcoSvsnsnce
10 frequently furnish the standard Of Political AcSn.
The ministry oil Great BciiAp, resting their ideas Sne
upon the misapprshspSiors Of that people ~ 10 Save
institutions empty their hearts Of every natural seni
msnt OF humanity, and prefer to ses every idea OF ma
tioral law which really has no basis but natural ssIsS
Of truth and justice reversed aud Whole psopl, de-
sroysd rather tSsA relax sentence of tie cant which
thsT sdep,sd In the hrst enthusiasm Of abolition Bat
let them rail II people are trus to themselves
and their country, and to those principles which are
favored by God Independence will result right and
not be sought az favor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
CORPORAL ELIAS HENRY luvnRn.

Killed at The battle sp uJvana O. H, Nay i2h 1894 Cor
porGl T. H. RIVERS, Woclioikt Battery. .-tI
Tor three long and boody be had shared Thousands
o Yrriua brsyest sonS The tested Geld and fortunes Of
Hsrmery member Of Captain VIM. O. Fleets tIhs5, from
hiddlex he aged Captain Weelfoft In Me sunmer
baisry dsbasdsd Brave and generous almost fault
tory hoi b. spherical through e head and expired in
minutes Uhsu, g,osn Sons uae since he has made
profession Of st. bad esnnscsd himself With
church. though BY those who knew hn tha.hs
ohrItnn life. Corporal leaves several broth.
orphan Ills early deEn; bat By nsue viii
sadly missed than by his late with whom he
fought upon many bloody Ids AID 10 whom hshad
deArsd himself by his uniform, uybans mannerl
"sWset shall be the rest OF tSs virtuous soul"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
NOTICE.

DELINQUENT CONSUMERS OF GAS,
~ In Mo roe Ward hereby notified that II hey fan
pay their gas bills before the hour Of O'Clock M to-day
they Will be dealt with according the requirements 81 the fo
lowing ordinance concerning the Gas Works
By ordinance passed BY the council Nay s ISIS any
Bill remain unpaid for next amer that on which
sented the Auditor shall nsy the Superintendent, Who sha
stop the gas from being used the premises In respect
70 which the default exists paid within I'VE
per will be added 70 the original amour, OF The BILL and
shall be placed In the hands Of the City Collector. & RI
r ". RALsrON, for
Jal-lt T.p. HARRIsoS, Audtor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

NIsRo BURGLAR AkRssTsD- Saturday nigh q week
ago the dwelling house OF DE- O. y. NansOn Frank.
Tia street. above lh, broken into aud robbed of4OO
pounds OF bacon. Yesterday upon information received
efHcsrs Seal and Jiukins arrested Watson, slave Of
kiOs George, the charge Of being concerned in she
burglary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

POsrroSHD.-Tbe habISs corpus case Of I. Pate,
which to hAvO teen tr'd before Judse Lyons at
O'clock ysetord4y evening was owing to the absencs Of
Mr. J. Tucker, sOunsel Tor the Safe, postponed till
Tfidsy next. The case of Granville MOntee. which was
to have been tried this morlins also adjourned till
Friday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF HASov1

THE Commercial Agent of the State will
l. ready in days to turnh the County Agents Win
and wso Cards Cotton Yarns and Cotton oIoth a. The
kwIrg prices, . wit
ondi At SIS "a, per pair Cotton Yarns q. a, b.
OF bIts. and Clcth At g 60 pr yard, cash - -
On the shove prices win have TO added sucb mar
se win be necessary 70 pay the expresses Of the COUNTY
over reqces the cizens OF The County 70 faruh h A.
With their orders, accompanied with the f.nds
certificate OF the number OF the members In each kmIx
The sndegned at the Post Oss st Xshisadd
from now unu re 18th Of tie present MONTH ,hs
Sin,. saa r thereafter he may BE- found Al Ls
e. 80 -. 10 A.Ai@no' Wh. Z WINn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

DIsMslD. Mary Stevens, the old lady charged with
stealing patchwork counterpart IRON Sasan heg1,
again before the Mayor this morning, when l. ap-
peang ;ha: she had bought the article in question ia
good faith, the pros cu.on against her dismissed
and the article returned to its rzhtrul owner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

NOTICE. 81.
THE SD annual session of the james River
Il Baptist Association viii be held At the NJ Zion ofursh
Bccklnghsm county commanding Tuesday
day the sllt the month Nj Hon meeting house
locsed three miles south Of New Canton yng min
h,ers and brethren viii be cordially Welcomed. 80
jye-vt D. SMITH, CLERK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
A SArs.
RICHMOND WIG.
r .uasoAY nORNINO, JULY 81, 1854.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, ts-day, at o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding day Sundays sGOsPtsd0 at The tame
hour, an evening edition Of the Wig. The AVening
Wing viii contain the latest BY mail ard telegraph
mp to the hour Of going press editorials loCsl intel
Renee. &c. $40
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

FHI ALPINE HsKz.-"fhs Alpine Horn Is an instru-
nest Constructed Of the bark Of cherry Tree; and
which Ike speaking trumpet Is used 20 eonVeysOundS
70 greaS distance. When the last rays Of the sun gid
the Ala the shepherd who dges the highest on those
mountains lakes hs horn and calls slOud Praised be
The LordP
AZ soon as be i heard, the neighboring shepherds
eaVe their huts and repeat these sords. The sound
hsts many mnutes, for every echo OF the mountains
ard gTOt Of the roeks repeats the name OF COP.
How solemn the scene Imagination cannot picture
so tsei anything more sublime Tee profound silence
thai suoeesds tie sight Of thOss EtapendOus mountains
upon which the Vsult Of heaven seems to resteVery-
thing exciiee Re mind 70 enthusiAsn
In the meanwhile, the shspberds hard, ,bai- knass
and pAy IN The open ar and sfsor retire 20 their
Au'sto siiOy the repcss Of iBnoesnssp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
FROM PETERSBURG.

PEIxs DuFs, Jcly 2O.-Tbers is 10 charge ~ rO'
81 uat.os, aid no IdcatiOn Of any immediate h' I'LL
tics on ibs part Of G,art The weather Is warm an
saitry. There wa heavy rain yesterday, whlOh s'
fre,hed everything.
TIE report Of Grants death Is coptrsdicsd b. d..
serters who entered our lines yest rdsy.
There is the usual skirmshng and csnnonsdug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

FIlH.--The alarm Of are Yesterday evening between
three and four O'Clock, caused by the burning Of
old flame stable alley MARSHALL street. two
squares shove Brook Avenue Ths Ere the work Of
an incsnd ary Loss triHIng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

REsoIUrIoys % Izs KISrToKI DEHOSRATIS Co.'S
vDIIos.-Tos Es-.ucky State Democratic Convention
nat al LOuisyi- the 2S.h ulL IL adopted preamble
declaring for a. mediate srmistiee and National
Convention for Pa adjustment Of our dEeulties" The
arst resolution tsasuaees LncOln's Administration Bis
terry, and 5 follow I b. .hesa:
RssOlssG Thai lee press, free FpsSoh, frSO ball,b
kSeaom Of religion aud the right Of hAosSs corpu' 10
protect the rernal liberty OF every eEsn, the es
ssnthb o. ira 6oysrnmen', And nee people viii
maintsin thCm g al hazards.
RssOlUsd. Tat Wo are uncOmprOmisiasly opposed 70
the eGvauon ct the African sltE51=-iP sher
formation INFO Rn1ng armies s9ltE5 .ha aai.s
men Of Our county.
Rss0lUsd That g overthrow Of the Arrogant
eoriBpg party IL ps should be pSDsry Cej-o o.
every freeman, And that W, portion VI ths Giizels
Ksntusky, IN Decorate sale Ooavgnicn asssmb O.,
do declare is 90 Be duty, well as that Of al COCO
els HIHs, defeat the seston Of Abraham LiEeoln
AnarsW Johnson % ne Offices Of President and Vice
Pre- idebt Of the United sssses
Rssslpsd, That dsG gates from this Convention 10
a-pOiAtsa 70 the NAteus Democrats Convention 10 be
held in CblsAgo Illinois, and thai pledge our united
effort 70 the upporr Of tie nominees Of said Cow eniOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

NEW GOODSI NEW GOODS!
In 14l MAIN STREET.
10000 yards light and dark prints
1900 do scotch GtnghAms
1000 do English bsrass
900 do 81 colorsd eJaps beras-fsr sumner cloaks
$50 Dc super PREACHED shlrting
So do white briiliants
10e do super erode Rhine tilk
600 do ali wool black muslin
1000 do fsuoyI'p do
go do supsr lack alpacas
600 20 do do aerino -
100 10 farmers Satn-for CATERS
900 do supsr Th linen
100 BROW linen -
800 do BIRDS eye d'aptr
100 dosen windsor soap
800 do tolle, do
Ito do POCKET halves
900 do OsAts spool cotton
eo0 60 Brooks do do glazed black
" do fancy Aes ..
70 do black do
100 do paper collars
20 do Inca do
20 do fancy shirts
do phise do. linen bosoms
10 do hoop skirts
90 do merino shirts ~
30 N needles QUO 70 No.
10 do DO stoEo. 10
500 dessn vest buckles
coo pair cotton cards
80 gross black Lasting coat buttons
40 do do do
30 do glt Garibaldi drsss d.
For sale By ALY.ED ToLLEsoH,
yls-4t lSi Main b., Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

NOIICE.-Ih he subscribers, as AsRNrs
IN the DANvILLR WOODEN COMPANY, onbr for sale a
,snent Of superior ssalsn Cloths 70 the trade We AK
animation Of these goods
Hi-as srokA. wILLIAMsoN 4 c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
To THE PUBLIC.
ON the l1th and 18th lime 1894 q nortioI

IN the 18th and 18th June, 1854, portion
Of sn city Of EgnesS 70 ny IN GsS
esuDty Va, ana stating they hsd erned Of We
rooms, b. brsssi lock5, wr.nehrg opsn bae
and presses, throwing down and matsng furniture scks<
oasa asys night &
they sni lett homestead Besides taxing
soL th seized and carried on large NUMBER Of sscu
lOrga and domestic, and among Others Of the latter Oas
l. 2 CERTIFICATES regiEterei deb, OF James Rivera
Ka. 90 No. aud, 1900 and $4,000, ~ .
Sept. IS, 10 coupon bond city Of Lynchburs, Nos
81 ass, $50. sso. Ssl, Sss, $685. Ssf, $685. oSs-eaeh
sep,so, 10 bonds % q 900 each, Nos. SO, sa1 sas
sep. g, 90 %, $1,000 each, Nos $50 ssi $50 ss9
septenssr 80, Z bonds, Nos las al i4s'
September 800 bonds. sos ass. ass ssOo
September 500 bO-ds, Nos 2si, 10000
each, 600
These Issued to Lynehburg Pre- and Hoss Com
pany, and transferred 70 s. N. BY J. u. heR,
presdenLl Oct 81, =. O.
Q. Two osrtiae..ss q per cent oonr'dsrassl
No. 5ass' a..ss March asi, iss.. for saSoss ~
Asont 100 Tobacco notes, for hhds tobacco stored
In Richmond,
.; 81 mo. Goods. dscs, secured By trust de.a -
g. Est 200 Kinnler covenant, due, IL
S 8. J. B. spelee, bond due,
O. Thos sisd@su, BOND dus, 81
10 J. D. WIilArns band due,
II. chalss Anthe ny, two bonds 5000 each, dina 4,
~ b. Rucker, bond due, as
IS. Z. Butler, hsri, due
IA a. X woodruff two bonds each al 100 Iu-A i,
y 10 VIM. d. Williams, four nds $50 each, due
per cent Certificates obtsin "a at EynchOurg De-
pontory In mo name, dated 26h March 1854 No. D. ~
VIVIAN Ovens bends dated 2ih May, rsts, each
II. l. Lucsdo bond for hire Of Bob FOR y.,r ,ss,.
anu due 1t January, 1865, for about :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

oTNoE CID DOMINION IsoS = NAIL WORKS co,
gsh aona, Va, ls,A July, 1894 :
I AM prepared to exchange "A Georgia Shaet-
ns Gotten Yarns Sheet Iron fer sorghum Boilers, Nails
Shoe Brads for Provlous application a. ibis oee
jyi9-dlW r. 4. BLAEkENsH " Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
CU1IBEKLAND LAND FOR RRNT.

/ + not rented privately by the 18th of Au u.I
viii that day Offer publicly my OF land In 0un
land county, bins on wills RIVER miles nom Cares
vile and miles IRON watons Mia The tract contain 81
snienoah fol- ht tea hands "a wofksl s
for more For fuhes P.rcuar, addres
" alton Mills, ANN L. WILKINa N,
Or Mr.. N. WALf0n,
Dr-6lc' Oartsrsv 's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

Whoever you see any wssh-ugS at the china shops,
ycu have right 90 in and insist they are sv~s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE S0i
i DLERS THROUGHOUT U7HE C0YFkDERACY
QUARTRRNAsTER GEMS DEPARTMENT
RAILKoAD BURKAU,

hAlLkoAD =
Richmond, Feb 80, 1854 \
The friends and relatives OF soldiers In the Army Of Eoz
Virgins are hereby nouhed that arrangement has M
been with the southern Express Company 20 carr
packages Ct food and wearing apparel 10 Richmond, Va
he advantages h1s obtained through the Exl
Ooepany, tn. following Instructions must be obeeryeti
Packages contain than hundred s
and plainly Marked and seat at the
shpper o either Of the soders Relief Assocaens vhec %
located as follows:
In North Carolina al Rssh In South Carolina Cole ri
Georgia, at usta; In Alabama, at Montgomery;
paint which OF these Associations have ONCE
The Agents Association will there take charge Of
ship daily by Southern Express Company 70 the pIo
the respective states Richmond viii
distributed 10 tue proper Individual owners.
wishes Of the soefs, and 10 give them "a
speedy communication with home the southern E,fe
Company has asreed this freight preference sss
thing else and In that obstacle may
laudsoe enterprise, the several railroad copf
hereby requested 10 render the Express Company such ~
lilies will enable 10 MAKE this arrangement eemplete
tie Southern Express Company assumes all respsna fy
transportation these packages the Relief ABscisN
requested withdraw the agents Who have heretofore
travelling messengers IL the Relief Association will sd IN
Of other armies they enjoy hi
privileges hereby secured to the ary Of Northern vTni
=. W. SIN
Lieut. Col and I. 70.
%
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
FROM GEORGIA.


ATLANTA, Jly 20 Reynolds brigade &. acked he
enemys line If skirmsers lSt evening" 81 Peach 70,
Geek, and to < possession q ticr inrnSt nes's.--:
He then char ed the reserve pckes, supported b. Di.
worth's corps, and eaptrrsdsote hsDcred I'D i6y
PRISONERS.
The s0.hI inois regiment lest in killed aud "ou Gel
alore ooe hundred, Wills that of the sOth oho Sss
Sc ere
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

~We are authorized to announce Captain
DUVALL COMPANY A. ash n Q. T., candidate Ter the
North Carolina from The sountss Of Ashs and Al
leghGny. o. Ut-dsV'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

.GULPHATE or CiNCHONA.--This al 'ic ,
~ Is Of the pre- PRINCIPLES OF Peruvian BARK an
In i properties salphAte OF Qunne and may be srea
for ID TIE prise Is $40 per Por sale By
nofs ..t J. p. DUstL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
LOST.

THE Yankee Raiders, who passed through
Il Charlotte Court House, Va about the ash Of June took
ny the folio sng Cotton Coupon Bonds Viz: Nes
1868 s5O s57 s5Is 67i bs57 bs56 liberal ard vii
paid delivered 70 the Jno g. Smith, 70 Williams
Caring on 4 BaIksd le, of Richnosd, Va. bs-i5s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
WOOLI WOOLI

WE wish to purchase five or six thousand lbs.
w Of Parss Wing veo TO sell would do vel Va call
Farmers who have wool TO change for psrlor article
Of sero clothing, caa make the sIchapgs vi u.s.
b9i-ss STOKES, WILLIAMSON 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
oFFIoE sOUrHERN EXPRESS Co.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb 20, 1851. I
The Southern Express Company hereby notify The ri nd
relatives OF soldiers In the Army Of Northern Virginia and
where that they prepared to carry srransesns
nounced In the above card, and that hey Will do ali In
power TO fulnl lis requirements JAMES SHUTTER,
General sup't and Acting Pr esideni
jes-eod2m Southern Express,G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
Approves
eUARTRRn AsrER GENERALS DEPT,

QUAKIkKM .oIEh OENEhALD DEF I,
RICHMOND, June lst, 1854.
Mr. R. B. Bullock agent Of this Department. sssga ~:
duty organizing transportation OF Iuppes Of
d thing under the arrangement with the southen Express
pAny, as above related.
He win visit several Relief Associations, explain the
Of the syse, and encourage the friends Of soldiers 70
Advantage OF this way Of supplying the wants Of os
the neid. A. h. LAYTON,
aIorl 1eneI 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
RRnEORn LANn FOR GALE.

IN order to pay my debts, will sell, private
~ s.....ioa give. i'm. sd.sy my Par, ,.e ,0ss,hs, with
productive land, well wAtersd Esed springs, orchard &s q
bnidlnEs and plenty Of TIMBER one-ha hs land 10
clover large proportion which heavy srsp tbis
The vsniy miles from Lynehb
the Virginia AID Tennessee Rssad between Big and Little
Otter Rivers.
Terms, 0AsE-Phss $4,000. d. T. STAPLE,
Lswry's orsssing, Bsdford % Va.
NIL can bs sesn on he place jyn-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

(Mxx 16tu1nyN5F1d n ~ G is6slSd {6st
he Unibu he's no enemies 10 the loyal
States, and that the cause il too stroD Z to
oseu tbS votes Of oil Who have itat heart.
Il has always been curse to this Rspub.
lilo, thai soemany HONEST, wsll-measing
men would not take the trouble to vote.
We are free to say lhat0e think citizen
Who in this hear 81 thfsk couieg national
perils, absents himself ffon the polls, de-
serves 70 suffer in his pockat. and, We had
almost said 10 his person. At any rate,
whatever turn public slFaifs may hereafter
AXE. complaint from such man will be
simply ridiculous lfIibcrty is not worth
half an hours trouble, We might IS we'll
III Of 10 be the property of one man, It
his own sour and savage will. to Be fog
ged starved or murdered. As for sending
soldiers to the field to be killed or wounded
10 support Of the republic, while we take
no care for it at home, that is savage cru
lily, and little better than deliberate muir.
Ter. 1t is the honest truth tha. i Cop
perhesd..who votes even for Gov Seym
is much more TO be respected than . Re-
publican stay-away.
We want full vote for various prac,ic-
al and neral reasons 1t will show the
rebels just the number OF their Northern
friends, and. thank God of their Nor.
Their foes. II will put strength and courage
into the Federal Administration. 1t will
extort howl Of anguish from every hun.
CRY Rebel in arms, and from ever, NAL.
content rebel Of the North who delights in
treason aud detests the truth. II we
must have divided North, the Dough.
face Division should be too Insignificant
for mischief aud small enough 90 be con :
venien.ly despised Il New York Tri.
bune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
From the Omaha Republican

Prom the Omaha Republican
We find the following 10 the Nebras-
khan Of the 30ih OF Sept:
George II. Williams, a finished scholar.
an able lawyer, pure and incorruptible
Judge and speaker of great power, has
been chosen United States Senator for
Oregon Judge Williams is New Yorker.
came to Iowa at an early day and settled
at Fort Madison. As lawyer, Distric,
Judge, and Democratic Presidential cleo.
tor, he gsited high and nonorabls. dis,inc
ton in that State, and was appointed and
went to Oregon some years since as Ter
ritorlal Judge. Judge Williams, like Nc.
Clellan, viii favor peace upon the basis of
the Union as it was. but will not 90 in for
continuance of the war alone tor the
sake OF freeing the las, slave. The Judge
lie an anti sbolitiouist. and will give all
riolators Of The Constitution hard blows
Judge Williams IL The son-in law of
Gen. Van Autwerp, OF Iowa. The fol
lowing is the concluding sentence Of n
letter addressed by Judge w. to his
fsther-in- 10 ". How far it sustsins the
declarations of the Nebraskian We leave
the reader 10 judge
Il hoIe TO hear from you often, espe.
cislly IN relation to the troubIous times.
am an unconditional Union man.
support the Administration am agaps,
any peace until the last rebel gun is laid
down. and ! be last rebel fl,g trails 10 the
dust
Judge Williams Supports the Admin
istration he don't think the war for
me Union has been failure and you
hear no IA K from him of an immediate
CESSATION oI hasii'ities' against trsitors.
% noe Tor the Nebrsskisn's misrepr pre-
senlallon Of bis position
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

"A iset pfsine British, four Datch.
three French and one American vessel,
have gone to fight tie forces Of Prince
Lechisin. fierce japanese dsimio, who
refuses to respect the treaty obligations
Of bis own Government. n naa
The Americans in Buenos Ayrcs
have sent Sc, 900 to the Sanitary Commits
sion.
Navigation on the Hudson is being
suspended, in anticipation of sck Frost'e
blockade. w