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West virginia.-M Rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Court of Ohio county for the month
of January, 1868.
Robert Gibson who sues for the use of - ri - to-
the Franklin Insurance Company
vs.. Attachment.
The Owners fthe Steam Boat 'Prima
Donna" ,,-sT -f- % Na-) .r.n
The object Of this suit is to recover against the d.
PENDANTS the sum Of One Thousand Dollars with inter
est and costs Of suit. -.r.
The attachment sued out herein having been return
ed executed On motion of the plaintiff by counsel it
is ordered that the said defendants appear here within
one month after due publication OF this order and do
what may be necessary to protect their interest in this
suit and that copy Of this order be published once
week for fou successive weeks, and posted at the front
door of the court House Of Ohio county for like period
A COPY teste! JACOB BURKE, ,CPk.
N RICHARDSON, for Prf. jan27-dl w.t.
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Trust Sale of Real Estate in
3@ Marshall County.

10y virtue of a deed of trust from James Patterson
ID and wife to me dated 18th December, 1854, and
recorded in the Clerks office of said county, book
folio 543 will sell at the front door Of the Court
March, 1884, to the highest and best bidder for, cash
$780, and the balance in one, two and three years with
interest from the day of sale. The purchaser giving
bond and security and the title being retained till the
purchase money paid. The tract of One Hundred
and forty acres, described in said deed lying on
the north fork of Grand Creek adjoining lands Of JOS
county of Marshall The title to said land is believed
to be good but shall convey only such is vested in
me by said deed of trust. VIII, OLDHAM,
jan2S-5tw2td Trustee.
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A LARGE NUMBER of vaientines-mostly
rough daubsApassed through the Postofics
on Saturday and yesterday. The number,
however, falls, far short Of any previous
year, which demonstrates very conclusively
that the custom of exchanging slender
missives" is rapidly going out Of date.
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NOTICE.
1TyHE undersigned heirs at law of Thomas gg, d.
Il ceased, will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Monday. 7th dav of March. 1874

Monday, 9TH day Of March, 1884,
very valuable tract of land containing 1919 acres,
mostly situated on Middle Island Creek. and only
three miles southeast of Middlebourne, the County
Seat of Tyler County, West Virginia This land will
be sold in more tracts to suit the purchaser or
purchasers. This tract Of land is well tmbered, and
well watered, with small improvement upon the
northwest part Of said tract which is very valuable
Persons Wishing to purchase from fifty to Ave hundr ed
&C es can do by calling the heirs, who will take
great pleasure in suitng the purchaser with suitable
tract Of land The general sale will commence in Gem
trsville, which is only one mile from the land.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Terms of
sale follows -Onethird Of the purchase money In
hand and the residue in two yearly payments. with
interest from date Of sale and the undersigned heirs
will make deed Of general warranty upon the receipt
Of the Last payment.
ISigned1 JOHN GREGG,
=. SAMUEL GREGG,
WILLIAM GREGG,
THOMAS GREGG,
JAMES NORRIS,
DANIEL RIPLEY,
feI-dlw:wtd JOHN F. JONES.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO MINoRs.-Two or
three liquor sellers were fined twenty dol
lars and costs, by Aid. Robertson on Satur'
day, for selling liquor tominors.
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Trust Sale Of Land i'm Marshall
Comfy.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust from Daniel Winters
ID and Samuel Hartley 20 me, dated April 9Th,
1859, and recorded in Book H. folio sos, VIII ofer az
publc sale, for cash. at the front door Of Marshall
Court House, on Monday, the 18th day Of March,
1894 sxty-one and threefouths acres and i've poles
of land descsbed in said deed and situated on Wetzel
Run in said county.
JOSEPH W. GALLAHER,
fall-2td4tv Trustee.
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HowARD's COMBINATION TROUPE closed q
successful engagement at Washington Hall
on Saturday night. They leave for zanes'
Vile TO-DAY.
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TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from John O. Billater,
d dated December s. 1853, and Of record in Marshall
county W. Va, book l3 folio Az. shall on the 10
day OF February 1884, at the front door Of John Ptz
eeraids Hotel in the town Of Cameron, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, one Portable
Saw Mill with the engine and all the apparatus there
to belonging, now in the charge OF james l. Bury,
ear Cameron The sale will take place between the
hours of enc and four O'Clock p NJ Of said day. Dated
January H. 1854. W. II. OLDHAM, Trustee,
ianI3 dtvit in place Of J. N. HOGE.
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The FIRST vIRe1NIA.-This Regiment is
now At New Creek, where it will remain
few days preparatory to returning 70 this city
to recruit and enjoy thirty days faflo N
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Gold Quotations.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
Gold quiet and steady; opening at 59H; advanc-
ing to 59& and closing dull at 59-l.
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CHANCERY.

Nehemiah T. Harris, plan'tff Attachment In
Chancery pend
~ - VS. ~ ling in the Circuit
.sE Court Of Obi
Matthew II. Houston, Defnt. County, W. Va,
TAKE Notice that the Depo.itions Of Christie
L ph,r Meidell and others. will be taken at the
Law Office Of Gibson l. Cranmer, j., in the city of
Wheeling, Ohio County, State Of West Virgins,
on the 9TH day Of March, A D.. 1864, between
the hours of o'clock A. n, and o'clock, 2: NJ,
on behalf of the Plaintiff, to be read IN evidence
On the trial of the above cause And II from any
cause, the taking of said Dep siticns should not b
commsuced, or being commenced, should NOT o.
completed on that day. the taking Of the same VII
Be adjouraed from time to tims, until tn s.ms %
completed So 49, NJ I. hAhniS.
To said Matthew q Houston. gitdAsS'
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fe I-dlW:Wtd
IN CHANCERY.

Nathan Wells. Administrator de- 81.
bonis non, with the will annexed Of
James Cssnsr, deceased, Complain
ant. IN OHANCERY
Joseph II. Pendlston and others,
Defendants. ..-. .
Extract from decree rendered at q Special Term Of
the Circuit Court for Ohio County, on the Goth day Of
January, 1884;
"On consideration whereoit is adudged ordered and
decreed that this cause be referred TO- Master Of this
Court to settle the accounts of Joseph Pendleton,
and Edward Smith, as Administrators, with the will
annexed of James Casner deceased in due csurse Of
administration, showing the amount OF assets OF the
said James Casner which into the hands Of said
administrators, or either Of them; also the amount
paid out by the and each Of them, also to ascertain
the real estate owned by the said Pendleton in this
Commonwealth, the location, value and annual value
thereof also what leins exist against the said rea
estate and the priorities thereof"
i.r- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y3tt Wheeling, January 20, 1864.
The parties interested in the above cause, will take
notice that the 9th day Of February, 1861 at my
Office insthe City of Wheeling shall proceed to cary
into effect tie provisions of the above decree.
Feb. /, 1S64-l HENRY O. PLESHBR,
Commissioner.
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WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
w Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for 0ohi
County, in the month of February 1864:
Elisabeth Smith,
Joseph Smith }
The object of tho bill filed in this cause, by the
complainant, is 70 pro- cure a divorce, &c, from
the bond of matrimony. Affidavit having been
made tina. Joseph Smith is not an inhabitant of
the State of West VIginis-on motion of the
complainant by her attorney, it is dercd, that
he appear here within one month after due publ
cation of this order, and do what may DC neccssa-
~ to protect his interests herein and that cepy
Of this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in the City of Wheeling, to be published once q
week for four So ,cessive weeks and thst a copy
Of tho same be posted at the front door Of the
Cont House of Ohio County for like period
"a Cory -fests:6 JACOB BUkKLE,
SArI. WHEILER- for CompPt Clerk.
fe9Atoaw
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Nathan Wells. Administrator de
bonis non, with the will annexed Of
James Casnsr, deceased, Complain
ant. L
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WHEELING, Jan. 2S-Dtd
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anc,hes word. Unfortunately for Virginia.
there wss at one sim5 feeling Of jealousy
almost Of slifu !tl2n--grorirgur betwcjn the
psor!s Ut the EIstsra sid W 5storn seo,il4S Il
tbs st-t,. What oculd b.tol demonstrate the
attachment Of the Western people to the Com.
mohw saith than the eyeats of the wsI? Tho
Valley, tried by every :cst has aavar faltared.
The S1uthwess hss besn as loyal aS the metrop'
o!is. The West, cut Of By waat Of communic.-
ton and delivered over to the enemy without
lops Of suooor, has ssns more than sixteen
thousand men into the fisli. 1t would to m,r- :
rJw, if gu arsntesd free vo.s, Gag. # the iuf
NOUS rule fastened upon it With The bayoaat, I,
aud rstacn with delight T. tie embrace of the
glorious oil mother wao planted aai u1ssursd
it.
No section can be t:u;hfully tapntoa
with having done less than it5 au'y.--
When svar the war shall bo over, thay will a, !
rally IN rssssamb.e a.oald the hearth Ct Fiv.
ginis. ID ssola's it-mI7 DO, but dearer far than
the festive palaces Of tho Op?ress5r. Differ
ences, if any, will disappear bsf,rl III, ev:-
dsnc:s Of an univsrs i patriotism. Renewed
| assurance OF devotion ts the r,nown aud dcsi
nies Of Virginia will be inssrohaake1, ald ths
sections Of the State will come on! of ,hs fur
nsos Of trial ike siobules Q! g1ld, fused to.
ge.her in precious and eternal s,litity.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

Accounts fran tho rew department Of Ken
iuasy ore Of very rtc,"t da:e nnd Of deci
dejly cheering character.
Recruits are f,ckipg to cur stSndara in large
n1mbers, and with proper management ver7
formidable forcs will soon be gathered undo;
General Johns 'n's command, finely mounted
and equipped By tho loyal cit:z,ns Of the de-
partme1t.
The only unpleasant Intelligence we ha7s
from this department is that Gen. Johnson WIS
s.erous slg wounded short time since, having
bsea shot, through mistaks, by one Ct bis own
men. He had attacked upd taken Yankee
camp in the early morning, and was lssvirg
the camp with his prisoners when he vac tirsd
upon by come of our men who, in the darkness
of the morning, mi5took the party fyr bJdy
of Yankecs attempting to escape. His wound
is very serious one, d may incspaoita'o
him for any further active duty. Gen. John-
sons great popularity with the people of this
part Of Kentucky makes his loss OF this time
exceedingly unfortunate.
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FROM WHEELER'S COMMAND

The Macon "relograph" is permitted 10
make tho annexed extracts from private let .
tor from Nheelet's cjmnc1l. l. is d6tal
Athens, A!a. {:
We n. just returning frd:n cur grad raii
on Sheeman's iin3a of Communication.
The expedition thu, fer ia q mos: paiiet;
suoosaa ia every way. We have destroyed e.
feosua'y soma fifty miles IF thu railroad in
Middls renuGssec, anl como twonsy-ETe in
East Tennessee and (i,vrgia. Wo hsvs cay
tured hundrAis Of prisJnerl hnd ali inlm3i.a
amount IF U. S. gJrj!nm@nt prosperity of
every s5rl. IN svtry fahs VIC har5 ma3o
with the enemy Wa bavs besn rictori9us-
We went in about two aid C Ealf u1;lao Of
Nashville.
Our trip throughout Tennas5so w..i Il en-
tinuaus grand ovali6n, and has given us a1ne
1000 rocluits Of most excellent material fcr
cavalry. Tie people Of Teousssuo Gre very
cheerful, and hAvo the finest crops known i"r
years, which they are very anxious for tsa
brave boys Of our gtllant army to oGmo ald
oesses, cloud 0f sadness covers tho ycoEe, in
the case of Gen. Kelly, who was wounded or.
the 1 inst, near Franklin, while arranging
that we were compelled to lsaye him in tho
euemy's lines. but 10 the hsnis Of kiil
friends. Dr.. Galt, the surgeon Of the diyi.
sion, thinks he may possibly recover. His
gal!antry and bis ability ss u o1dier was CT
the frat order, and We lc7cF lost more uss-
full Ifioer.
D, Not sarro'o the gool peopls of Tsnnes.
see-ani tnSy rre hHst-aro subdusj. By
no meaaJ. Milk aai honey uad ovafy o:hsr
good thing to ta;npt ths appetite WAC lhvished
upon NJ eYerywLerh--and tho go biesu the
rebels" was On cveIy tongGe.
think the damhs 20 We havo done the rail-
roads will require at least thirty days to hGVe
it repaired. In the meantime, how is Shot
man to tubsist bis armyT From the btss in
formation we could obtain twenty days rHtioDs
WAS the utmost of his auPpIy. / can bu. think
uen. Shermar.'s army must rUtreat-Et lcasT
to Chattanooga, If not further.
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Elrnrd z. IIobbs.

Ei:ed, ns,nsly, on Sunday August 2sih, II cna.se
the enemy, at smtta.ld, vlrgins. GEaARD E. hobe'
Gsei 13 years, na;re of Howard conatS fsS'na- fns
deceased jt!ned oon rary f. Fist haTlaad oa'auS'
". D,rsey, Captain ling. when hsy rere connee
I'd with :hc Fiyt vIrgin egmsnttt Oava ~ 1p q eu
ivson Of tennsy vana IN July, 1863 and hss been v'n
hi. company In every ensa 'an,Lt snee that une and
always coaductra himself as the eraTt OF !he ofaVe
he leave, nam ,roI5 enlI IN Maryland 10 n ,uru his
daath bt they vi. be consoed TO ino- that he yielded
his .put As pati should for The honor CT b; ooanssy
,r.,,t,S IAN Peace to hu ashes. 3. .P.H.
Baltimore paps:s picaie co7T.
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FROM FLORIDA

ACC uIt9 received frGm Mvlq1ito Il!Hf
Florida, OF :: !nts date, stat, ihst several pnr-
ties belonging 10 Major Dickinto;.s cavalry
made a concerted mov. OIL ,hs inhsbita,iE
living near the aeahoard and captured uunl
Der OF them, tls charge being that they had
taken the Oath Of allegiance to the United
Stltes Government, and had been i'll Ike hsbi:
of trading Ni,h the L.nckaling vessels On that
station. O.:e cbject OF tho rad wa, however,
to supply tteir ranks with Couscr!rts as well
as the puLishmers cf :hoss who ha7e hecn 10
open and friendly intsro"Urse with the Yankee
forces. Amoas those Captured we're several
deserstrs lrcm tie Confederate srTuy, who,
until recently, had shesse:ied in euiing their
viglance by camping III the s#anfs contig
uous 10 their residence.
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TIE PEOpLE OF TIE VALLEY.

iuI fEpt LII OE L he SAl.iips |.
u have a well wri :, n article from u coz
(f.iant ecmp!si-.iag tii:'t cersures have
T: 81: upon tho people Of Tho Valley o.
fqai,, lor having reiasod to take Confsde
|S1sseucy dering the late occupation By
fsay OF Gen. Esrly. Likewise alleging
;&ie in inpressing army supp!i-s at less
&iae prices fixed by law.
::as irregularities complained Of, as We
NJ know ledge of the !a,t', We can oftor
f;aion. Bot We regret that tu. esteemed
Ss:1'ler, or scy one taking on interest
i; n1f's l,oplo Of tho Valley, sho,ll feel
=; whatever may have been Sci by the
%ni!, Tic ,houshtlcss Or the unfeeling -
tN.!ey # Virginia has bsen the Flanders
-:Sa'. 1t has boon alternately occupied
. '5a:ani;ag s,mias. Whas one has
- !Ea o;5tr L"s taken, uItil it presents
''@;t Of de;ols.tioa unsurpassed in the
- Vt tits war. Bat the people under
Ha have been truo to the Comm d.
- Her sons have gons to waf and her
:';' 10 toll with uaexamplsd resolution.
~'1 IL tho anxie:ies and privstions inoi'
:" 'a'h stat, Of e iirs, tho people have
l'aour RoliierS with j y, and divided
"" the ettres hidden ftr their own sub.
y Whoa our army has fallen back.
J. -,"' 's,urned to bondage With regret.
NY willie it will record tho vs!or Of
- Tha si,h Jackson and Abby kept
"'S! sssI.:;t ell camsrs, can hover do
=; "'4' ss:o;aol and devotion of ,hs citi-
- ls7e borne With sutjueation and
!, ',' h!7s fci sas hungry, nursed the
}, ~ sal chserfaily nlured want and
!, ,,s'ass than abandon the csuss Of the
"'O'nmonwealth. We cannot forbesr
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FROM EORTIIERN GEORGI'.


The Aug;s:a "Caronicla" CT the 22tu rlt !,
h;a ths following from TO Georgia front:
Our arr,y ,c,npies Il new position. The
front rea.1 ":: ani G3fo.a tbs Yves. Point r. a |
at Palmetto q I'd thc ,cia down tho Chattahoo =
chru nsar C.;"r.cton.
i551aa icst.r Wii.yrs tlink General li51d III
tands t. move tySrds Blu, Mountain, % as
to t!h.o. n She!ciii.'s eaf, aid compel hiln
10 our frrtiijati95s Oao thing ID certain,
Our pnntGoa teams havs GeJn sent forward.
Il Nood does no: Keep Sherman occupied it
ia very evident that the ls.tor will o-caTy his
tina IN making rnijs.
TIE fig Of truce armistico is to he uztsId-
ed i've days longer.
Abcps twenty .GSs Hundred refugees haze
come Siu,h aud th.'f; thou-.nd lave gone
North. SJIe ct tn, Cit'l2hs have determined
10 ,pi1nin in Atlanta us.iil fvTesl out by the
layoa:t
Nearly all the IaEHg nan Left ia Atlanta
haYa chosen 10 20 NJr!n nr ta2e gone TO work
il Yankee shops.
Ali these who hav, c!aot:! to q North, who
have been in the Ocrfoderats aerTice, ars u bo
zen. thara as prisoners of war.
The unly ra:t;a, who have gninoi consent
10 TCUAiu IhtldbtnI WIN Ddfb hotO''teA
l;oen residenta, are twn mon named Markham
.,rid Scnaiold--a iTo;hcr III tho Yankee Gen
cral
Ala7.a runbb5s If ncsiota ir!:Atlanta With
10 e1itf.
Tho neer1oa who. nc 'tnpaEiad tho Yankee
srrny committed all msnher nj CutTagss upon
their .0lorcd brnIhcn in Atlantl.
Sons Of the Yankee officers informed Mayor
Calhoun that theJ would bs E lad if every ne
ern vert South.
The Yaakes s5liiery are pulling d1wn sll
the houses in tho tuhurls. Isiag tho ma'esis'? {?
f,r camp luis or fuel.
A lgr ge number of Iar rkaorscrGiting agents
arc in Atlanta. They cnrr one hundred and
fifty dyl"rd in sraonbaoks for Ecsro re-
cruits.
The Tuulseo arnly around Atla.ta aFlcars
he divided in regard to M,ClcllSn and Lin-
coln. Ger. Thomas ID SAID to be 10 favor OF
Mcclellan.
Griffin is not J:t occupied By the Y Ysnkaes,
although it il pTesty we'll esscuated'bJ US.
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oURNATloSAL CONFEDERATE aIiTBE3I

God Save The Stull.
God rave tho South
Hsr hltars ard Grcs;dss--
Gpd saVs the SJuth
Now that wars nigh,
Nyw that we're armed g. die,
Chanting our battle-crl,
Freedom or death
God be cur shield,
At home or in the field,
tetch thine arm over W..
Strengthen and save.
What tho they're three to Sne?
Forward each sire End SOD,
Strike till tho battie'u wcn,
Strike to tho grave.
God make tho right
Stronger than might
Millions would tramTll IS
Down with thajr pride!
Lay thou their leci0ns icw:
Roll hack tho ra;hlcea foe:
Let the proud spoilc. know
Guus on our sice.
IIa.k honor calls,
Summoning all,
Summoning sllpfu'
Ult) the strife.
Sons CT the Si:'', awake.
st:iks ill r. :H'll shai! break,
S.r,ko fo- i. ~ h1roT'5 sake,
Freedc:., ..i Life.
Rsbels before
Our fathers of yorr;
Rebel, the glorious nGns
Washington bore.
Why then, be ours the samr,
The name he snstch'd from eta ne,
Making it frst in fame,
Foremost 10 war.
War to the hit,
Theirs be the guilt,
Who fct,er the freeman
10 ransom the slaTe.
Then still be uud,smay'd,
Sheathe not tho battle-blads,
Till the last foe is laid
Low in the grave.
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Brown, better known a. A. Ward, show.
man, says: If am drafted I shall resign
Deeply grateful for the unexpected honor con
fs..od upon me, shall feel compelled to re-
sign the position in favor Of some more worthy
person. Modesty is what ais me. That's
what keeps me under.
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How THEY TRsaT TIE NEGRo.-At'aEta e1-
lies rerot that whi's. the exodus WIS going on a
negro driving one of the Yankee teams n ther
aWhwirdl7 ran against at-ee, ~hercupona Yam
kee officer, with an oa h, drew bis pistol and shot
lin dssd. Well may Cufy e1cla:m, Cd save
me- from my friends "-RegiJter.
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SERIOUS uHAaoI.-Georgs ". Baker, q
naenb Ut Of Company f, 225.h Virsinia Batta-
lien, was uummit.ed t. Castle Thunder, yes
DAY. upol charge Of rsee.cing and selling
Government property. snd also wita cairy.n!
deasrters Gcrlas the linsn
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We l.ara that f7s hundred sets Of new
hs,n urd three busiIei boxes Ct Govern
n1eDt trLs,c:o ~era destroyed By tbs enemy at
| StauntOI.
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70 TIE COUNTRY PEOPLE.
We would especially direct the attention OF
the couuIrJ people 10 .La tClIuving:
HEADQUARTERS P1sT.
RfCny Nd Octrbar 1904 (
CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR.
Gsners! Ksm9eT respectfully rsqusss tho daily
pr SO to notify the pnb'ic that peraons coming
IL the c2uLtry on business will net be iuol,st.
ed by the military gu'rl Is of the city.
1t is desired that m,rketmen co,ti 1uo to hing
in IN .ir FTo1u:s cd heretofore.
GARSgTT Andrews,
Naor and A. \ g.
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PeIsTEn's GUARD. The editors AID en-
I,iuyees in the Various printing Gti.s5 o. :Ls
city. held ameo:"g st the stats CJurt House
on Saturday morning. iu ohelispoe t, an Of
der from Gov. Saith. and prpaoslei TO o:gsn-
il, themselves into company, and will.
we understand, DO called Gu; only in oas.s OF
extreme neossri.y. The following officers were
elected: Captain, R F. Walker FRS. Lieu
thnsnt, John Pizaini Second Lieutenant, ".
II. Wade; First Sergeant. Louis Samanni
Sao0nd Sergeant. Daui,l WrsD; Third Sergeant,
Ralph f. .Alien.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

R.1Lso.p AcctDrSr.-Ths down freight
,raiu on the Va T,n7. Railr0a3 met with a
serious accident at Big Spring Thursdsy.-
Jus. al the train WAS crossing the bridge q
little this sii5 of the Depot, wheel of one Of
rbs ears was brlksn, Ly which three cars were
preeipi,ssed into the river, and the bridge very
inucin broken up. The cars were loaded with
rsl., which Of course WAS greatly damaged,
and they knocked to pieces Two negroes went
,,yun with the falling mass, but cams out from
! beneath tao debris Ct the bruken cars, tumb-
! ling tinbers and tons tf salt, bot li..le hurt
rhsir escape il almost miraculous. The trains
will have to change passengers and freight o!
The river until lhs bridge CEN be repaired,
! which will 10 dsi.a in day or two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Hen. J. 4. SEnEoN, S2crtrary OF War:
G.nerCl Eclh'l' rep.rs that the passage of line
Wntaufa ty III, tEcnIy WIS rci is.ed fr)m moon
Of the 2ith Il di,k en- tie Both ultimo. Ga the
D.vn,lit roa lie w,s rJutrh nv Garerals Cosby
and Dake, aud driven in the di.stt.on of Jonea-
bnro. A, Cat RS S'ati,n he W IL repu,s'd by
slleTal Vaughn Colonel Dilinar is operating
again; lie body advancing up the Sandy river.
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