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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
" IkGINIA.--ln the Circuit court for the

Vlk6IRIA.--ln the Circuit court for the
Martha o. Fringe, who By Harrison Oliver her n.,
friend, PIsntis :
against
Richard O. Pflrgs, Defendant
OF 0;obeE next between Of nine Ia the forenoon anc
I've In the serno)n Of that day, Office Elisha
dale Jr at lax Court counts the untsr
Egred, The plant Ia this suit viii dispositions OF Geo
a. Nichols and Others TO be read evidence said plain
E In this sis; and IL fro any esEse, taking OF the said
deposous Rhsn ret be commenced ng commenced
not Oe completed on that day. the tsklng
journed from time 70 tine unl the said deposons sns
fieted
witness the following signature this 18th day Ausur A. D.
1854. MAKTHA O. PRINGir
an 22-vt- BY Harrison Oliver, hsr friend
VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held in the
CleIkS orice OF the 0erIly Court Powhstsz FROM tht
6h 20 &c Itn Gey OF septsnbeT, N III year leei:
John O. strtton JSseph Drake GamS With the VIII
In his own right, Plsnu6s,
IS Int
Lawrence W. Drake Ann II. Drake, sanr Msreeus Drake
no. L. 6ilisrd ana MGu Adelaide his vile Luther b
Ore sth Gnd Lac ete A. CreAih being anti
under The age Of 81 yeas, and othe 9. Defendants.
IN 0HANOkEY
This ut brought for settlement; and division the ,ss.s
OF san Drake ceod according 10 hs will the ylan
HAWKS hed th NJ AID IL appearing by sia. ned that The
deeadan1 awe nslet residents Of The
that The SAID de endsot; % here Wit in
dec publication OF tbs order and do what Necessary protect
their inters herein and that copy Of this forthwith
deserted Ia the kichmoni WING and pebhc a6vsrtse-
month, and Al another copy be posted ~ tb,
FROM the Court House OF this count, the Oouny
Court Gay. copy-feste
nso-vsv 2. y GRAVES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
FROM MOBILE.
MORE GOOD WORK By roRREsr.

MOBILE, Ocs. Give vessels arc CT the bar. An
quiet In and abou the city. This morning four foreigners
and one negro we're captured near the distractions.
trying to escape to the YAnkets.
The Advsrfisr has authentic sdvces from Fsrreot,s
army, via Cherokee the Q b. BE had captured ,bres
hundred prisoners, four guns, seven hundred hc,sss
and twenty FIVE hundred small arms together with one
thoutsnd negro men and CHILDREN.
he had also completely destroyed the Alabama and
Tennessee railroad from Ffarklin to DscEuf Il u
considered one Of his most sncee ,sIul raids.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk,


Once Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, On Mon.
day, the lstdsy Of Ausus,, 1904:
Daniel karsoox executor OF Mary w. oabe deceased ana
t'usf.e and legatee Int Will, Phi
| against
Peytsa sdPxth and other next Of kin and gstees the
said May W. LABEL, Deceased, Defs.
Ire objsc OF this suit Is TO the last will and
the said diary w. Caoe, The estzGrf properly construed; s
rgh and interests OF her egaLees
aceEtaned and Aajus.e Delivered
paid and distributed 70 ersons
II toe executor audited and tuctsd
and deced In the adm nraon Of estate saved harm
In regstd thereto. And ahd.vit hsyi z beo. n ads
filed the spers Of this te following dsf.nd
named Amendsd supplemental exni ted 10 uls
quit either reside within poea Of the STATE V MIA ecca
PIED BY the pubic e1enJ 60 that from a
them, that diligence LED by and
be s Of the said pls nuf couots
poraion they wftnous elect "rAxtoa Gsrlck W
Macon sad NORA hn wife Mason, Besec n Mason In
do Mason, william Piakney Mason, Leif - ton Lhcy
BfaHton IN MAJ Bsleh and susan, wife, m
sarJ Randolph, EhzAoeti Turner Nosborne -
Porcher md Anna, MS WIFE" II Is ordered that
ere " thin one mSnth af.sr pubLcStiUn hereof
Is necessary 70 prossct tlelr interest and dat co
der be prblish week for .ssiys weeks
mond Wang, Newspaper publisheii In the city RicL
posed ~ tae front door Of the H. col
the nIn day Of ihe next couasy
copy-res,e
au2-s4v am. evpvvua Ola
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
FROM LOUISIANA.

FIVE fILks SEok ttIsron, La, Oct G.
Yesterday tie enemy advanced in heavy fores from
Byou sara, on the Clinton and Wooivil Road. CcI
Scott with only one iegmsnt, fought and drove th.
rack the jackson Road within two miles Of B.,ou
Sira but being aAnked and the enemy beng reinforced
COL Scott fell lax on the Liberty Road, ana the enemy
occrPtd Wooavils yeserday evening and Clinton
"a rly mia moran
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
q. WALrHALL,
Commission Merchant,

THE undersigned tenders his services to hi,
l. friends paOiS AZ . VI cog ry pro
ducs and Ineic isnde lily uly soiets con.
sgAments or pusngss sort LarSe expsne ind
mate qIanstce wh me- camille p1rsulls ill ENABLE MIN 70
promote interest Of patons La adto k el.p
Hilary service an Il reiore may uno Of
home rssoy these may Sitn thr br-
Ills location me house OF W. siapies Co.
Gor side OF tae Bnn-whee he has ample storage Ioon
oc4-lzw2s u WxLtU.II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
Yankee Gnll;b;,;,v

Ire natal hloTs' the Ys-kees Aavs slzloksn The
"Resssn" s'e mere nuus. eua an thess =. A. E,yeu-
lee - sd ca tho naHy-hssaed Hydes. A.v time
thee ,6re5 yesrs p'e II take tAeif own s,sn,,,
and esinatss Of eyou's, tho monster has nat ia don,
aid thai GO, il every Sst,e.y Of way Lsa lad ~
bead cat Of its body srushed its backbone brot IN
has eeSaHDg'd t'anPhd under iO's ttVsrsd into
hDgnspha, WiPSd S1l Saa We ka'E nOl u how many
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
SSSCcsTtFUrEOS-sTITs sL6Ege.
RICHMOND WIG.
FRIoAE MORNING, OCT, !, Iss4'
EVENING WING.

We shah publish, to-day, At 2 o'clock P. L., ard
every succeeding day Sundays sIcepsed1 at the same
hou-, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wig vii contain tie latest news By mail and telegraph
Up to the hour Of gcng press editorials, local ntol
rgsnce. ke. jySO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
READS READ: EDUCATION

"A dhN llinm AN, not liable To military duty,
"A Wishes TO esch Music Tho Piano, IN r. sacn IN
pyate sn!y Institute. He has been teaching In ~
male institute and tn. oes. families Virginia II nseefssIy
u the Ensih branches auar French lnd
LiHn Testimonials ~ principles and eierncJ can be seen
lirequhed. Address Faithful LOydsP o. Esser county
VI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
Type arm CAsRs.
~. l.. TIGHE's

A BOUT 1900 lbs. of Type of different sizes,
nom Agate up The quantity each vnknoHu, having
b'en hlsy removed to Keep oa Of he hand Of the Yankees
rms Ups has been bot s uIsd s large portion being
good ss new,
ALSO,
esTentesn pairs Cases. supp sed to be 10 Eood order.
tarsAn may be hal n early application be made 10
81 i9 ~ eco. BAGBY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07

WE offer for rent for the next year the,
trlct find Of tho late Col. d. A. Bro sn known a,
Gravel H Ia the county Of Backg TIE copt.ns
ABOUT ovo acres The inib good y there win be
60 oppor enV ofaakag fae crop and snail er.ir
e Improvements consist OF conmodisu liz bous he
Gdes no Use 10 tins yard with r,os aud The nee mar
.u'hCases. The piae Is With half OF = o.
gs .hare there IS nfas se1oel for boys md
gIs eondu tel b. DR.. Back veil sad Maj u. R Ha IS
Pesons Wish - will please I.uIns IN. NJ.
VI ao'4eAs - u ofs'ei eli va H. b. BROWN,
- .,. Ajax. b0sELgy.
E.ee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07

WANTED To PURCHASE OR RENT
AFARh 'ufheeat TO Employ so hands anywhere the
South SD OF mas s'er not Ink y be disturbed By Yam
iee Any ens having Iaeh WIN Iess, addEs Ing
70 ms and de'e iplons 6kubB, WILLIAAe, Auc'
ost th, lteA~th puceWs0u n fsdein AEpgIon,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BElsrcL. o.. g. 1hs enemy nave rsarsd In the d.
rctan Oh K.oIvids, burning the rAilread bfags over
the Watiugs, ss Usr.e. Q SAXON.
Great Confusion mAIksa Ih .ir retreat,
Hundreds Of UIloa families lsf. vita them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07

We letrn that Br-General His gins, says TIE NOtile
Tribune has AZ his request, been relieved of duty
at this place aad has reported for services to Lieut.
Gsnevsl TayCr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
KOTICEI

CITIZENS of Henrlco county expecting to re-
~ esvs County sa his Pail VIII se1d 1any bags they
an spare The OountJ Oau Hluse Por to hs oth Of
&c next a. tbs Ia mt col Henrcl
90 nut uFh bags hF sss be not furnish her quota Of
SAT- 1000 or 100 saks wanted. Mr.. NJ O. Eggleson the
SAT- Room vii gre h for the number OF
n AZ ne same uae Dr. Egglegton win deliver salt per-
sons who have fAilsdt9 eau fST The this year.
EllJAH BAKER,
s'R Si-lH A. tsy asnr.sp 20,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
A GALLANT SOLDIER.

| Fredericksburg has 10 mourn the loss of another
promising son In the dea'h Of ElSard A. Hsrye who
erpirsd in this city on Wednesday, of disease oon-
trActed in camp while in the faithful performance OF
the duties VII ch the present osmpaiga imposed upon
him. For two years past he has oon mapded the Fred
ercksburg battery, formerly (Bra1ton's) and his SER
vices with it in many hard fought battle will form
bright page 10 the yet unwrtten history of our great
struggle. Captain Marye was con Of John L. Marye,
sr, of Fredericksburg, and had not yet reached his
thiItieth year. In common with host Of friends.
who ave loved him for his manly and chvalrous viz
tues We sadly deplore his early DEATH which carrits
not only grief TO the bosom Of his family but in cts
lad less upon the brave company of which he was the
chief and his country, in whose cause his life was freely
sacrificed.
ANOTHER RENEGADE
Wariwsll the Toe man, form sry resident of Rich
mond, was recognized on the Yankee f,p-of truce
boat yesterday, dressed in tie uniform of Yirkce
Lieutenant By the way OF the detectives, frmery
In the service of General WindOr, was scpp en- the
same boa. in an official capacity We could 10; learn
his name.
FROM WILMINGTON
The Wilmington Journal VI the 8 contains the fol-
lowing in relation to the DEATH by drowning. of Mrs
Greer how:
As Wo write, at hal.9aSt four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, October Isl 1854 the corpse Of Mrs Rose
A GreerhOv, a we'll known and, We may add, de-
voted COME 1erae lady ist returned from Europe s
laid out in ths Cnapa of General Hospital No. 4. Al
the respect doe tc kra GfeeDhows position and charso
ter is no deub:. paid to her remains by the ladies' OF
tho soiicrl' Aid ssCety and Indeed, We may say, by
tho ladies' generally,
Up 20 he tine of wiring we have obtained Few par
tlculGrs We know that on Friday night or Saturday
morning, the steamship OOnder, in endesvoFing to
como in over the New Iulet Bar got sground and that
boat ircm her got sWampsd upon the rip, aud that
Arr. G lhoW bling passenger on boar Il a; a.,
60. drsWned We have not learned that any other OF
the passengers on thu boat psrished Psrbsp, we may
hear further PARTICULARS in the course of to mcrov.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
IOsT CRifTIFICATis.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be Hsde Tor The rene -s q ooneee oerl
cate No. LIE for $3.50 dated haroa 2st, s6taksp BY
YANKEES during sheFidaa's raid 10 June Issi
.nis-vs-' ssBsIsL JaEr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07

ooI:-W. lie being transmitted by ral|
em kehmoad 20 ohsrlo esvIe end II moe fssv.ra ol
w ssptngs,s -four eerua atn No. assI dated
.esn AZ for $780, hereby caution all psrsoni
Ia daS .s s'ssss'' shAn spPT ne Is-ssry
pvtH-vM AhVfGAxn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
RUNAWAY In JAZZ.

RUNAWAY IN JaiL
WAS committed to Henrlco I,opn.v J.l
" June the lh, 1874, negro named Wa wissroN
% o pePery OF n Jones, Of Louisa The said nearo
as o. snfa s hs seit Of WOODEN hs
sesfss AMI take him away, be VIII fs cs N nh -
,,i1~r- GEO. IA PLEaSANTA
hhnif Of Hea,lco oorpty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
IMPORTANT To ARMY OEFlCkhs

NOAASEI
To the travelling fubhc and particularly
the farmers On J.Lies hlver.
NOUD Of aJ kind La a. old proe., paynert
IL a.d fegJB the Packet
.a4a, anu Two cents ale. aage srs nd
puaured abs oYdisrs
that oT the GOsernn ent be charged Price
lBg al The Packet Uree cd procuring Ecksts.
eep. l2-a2I&e4ts. UhAs. Y. NORRIS, Prest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
PROM PETERSBURG.

Nothing again reaches Us OF moment or interest BY
he train from Petersburg relative 10 the military titus
ton.
Fem the Eyp'ssS, Of yesterday, We learn that the
Yankees ara snll working like beavers on their new
line Of works. endeavoring to strengthen them 50
prevent any unWClcome and successful intrusion int,
their camps by the ragged rebels" of these fine
mornings. The situation yesterday iohaBged, and
l. i thought that days at least will eapse before
tina enemy again move westward.
Fer 30 coed drinker, we are beginning TO believe
that our favcrite Ulysses Is very bad in permit
ting private houses within his lines to piaged aDd de-
sroyed by his hirolng soldiers. Yet may be, after
all that it s done Who he is sWeetly sleeping off lie
effects of his morning pOtatons, and dream ng of his
own dear Penelope. The last residence burned by
shen was on Tuesday-that Of Dr.. Albert Boisseau,
situated south tf the Boydton l.nk Dad. Taey first
made it receptacle for all the draft CT their picket
station located there, and then, as oulmi, lion Of
Their vainy, pied to it the torch. Better far TO be
burned than have its walls remnn polluted with oo-
scene drawings aud inscriptions suited to Five Points
or Rue Brsda.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
FROM oULPEPER.

By the Central tram last ngn, passengers sgan 10
BORT the snewys cavalry to DO ADVANCING on Goid'n'
vile. Singular to say, it WIS al rspOr. that the
lad burned the bridge RlpIdan Salon. Tnis strike
as as rather singular proceeding on the PAi' Of Al
advancing party.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
XILMINaToN no PE ATrAoKEp.

The editor OF tie Christ an Sun, woo formerly pub.
ishtd his paper in saOE, his received interesting In
.gepce irom the BaCkwAtsr region, Rs late as Tues.
aay Among other things, he learns, upon what he
deems perfectly reliable authority, taas feet is now
:ogmirg between Norfolk and OLD Point 10 attack W.
mingtoa. Among the number of vessels seen by his
uio mlnt, there are two very formidable mOntOrs.-
That an attack at an early day upon Wilmington cor
empla.ed We feel almost certain, aud tope the auhor
lies may be fully prepared for It.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-07
'zHsHYSRg.
vvou cEoRarA.

We have news, cheering, very cheering, from Nor'A
Georgia which, for prudenta al reasons We oechne Pu'
ssipe. Let our readers be patien'-day-is breaking
and ali will yet be right in the Empire 8 ate.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRECEDENT.
Thu Pres,dent has a r.yeo from SSuth In excel
lent health and dne spr ts.
PARTICULARS OF THE DEFEAr OF THE YANKEES Al
sALTYILLE
Ths Lyuchburg Vng'"sG" brings US the following
paraRsph relative to the victory az tho
SILT w Jrks in Virginia:
The pai(ynV information has been received that the
snemy under the notorious Burbridge have been bad
" vb,npsd at the Salt Works. Tney are said to have
No, ,enulssd in two assaults after which they COM
usnoed retrea ing leaving their dead and wounded on
the asld. We understand that largs force OF our
e,yIIy Is pursuing the fugitive foe. Our rsser'es IN
dsr the iudomitab!e Col T. Preston, are said TO
nave fought nobly, aud slRsred considerably Is is
n,tsr OF earnest oongrauEiion that that most lnP-
,art nos,on has been eayed from the hands OF the
vsnyal enemy. W, ony regre. tha. tho wretch Bur
bridge did not meet his deserved ia!e.
Toe Lynchburg Republican. OF Tuesday, says:
Authentic Intelligence was received here yesterday
that Bubridge's forces assaulted our works, about
three miles from Saltve on Sunday, and we're
rspussd with heavy os Tae ASA us WAS renewed al
Tar brief interval with Ike disastrous resuls TO the
sn.mv, Their loss Is eJnma.ed ct between 900 and
100 killed and wounded Our lofs vas 10 killed and
about 70 wounded. TIE principal part or tniO hAhtns
"a. done BY The Reserves ana militia, who are said 70
have behaved spienoidiy.
Wa also have me information from perfectly relia-
Olo source that the fgatiug was rsns"sd JsstsrdAy
morning at an early hOuf, bus wLshsr the attack vas
nad0 by chr own or the enemy feIcss we are unable
q, say. The gslerAl fact, however, thai the ensnJ
ssFs again oeisated with heavy los "a certain. ks'
orr; has 1t to at they reOated, Iesvng their Sssd aud
sounded on the R,d To sustain tina LATER sa.emSrt
"a have nothing more than common rumor, and Gaa o.
NOT therefore, Vouel tor its e1rEecsnsi1 ihouga vi
think IL highly probable it Is nue.
PRoA TIE VALLEY.
spca General Esry IL MS las. Utcisl report located
,De main body Of Snerioans army in the n'shborhooa
Of Rarrsonbag X. ck ghtm county, We Lave rsceiveG
40 intelligence IRON that arSer th!al or ttheiW.se,
.hcn materially changes me siSuaion. The current
,sport that considerable body OF Yankees had gone
O Port R.pubic may or may not be tue. l. Is Loa
however. a. ali improbable that Sheriean has s1nt
cavalry fAc, there for accommodating purposes,
Port Republic only distant eight meS from Harrison
burg.
FROM CULPEPER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19
. - :. = F7F73- q 2lgf5T
"A Call fes Five AnnArel Th,xsa.a Man.
.'- Washington, July Is. !
BY Me Prssidsnt Of dse o. s. Of Amesr4;ica. Inert
y Il A PROCLAMATION .4s.-

WV = fSsANsste ~ oeC 0s ~. OF dU1Gf1cfL.
x Il A PROCLAMATION. .5,rsY :
WHEREAS, By the act approved july
4th, 1864, entitled an act further to reg.
ulate and provide for the enrolling and
calling ont Of the national forces, and fol
other porposes, it is provided that the
President may. at his discretion, at any
time hereafter, call fof any number Of men
Is volunteers for the rsspectike terms OF
one. two and three years, for the military
service and that 10 case the @uota or any
part thereof ofany town, township, ward
Of city, precinct or election district, or
Of county not SO subdivided, shall not
be filed within the space uf 6fty DAYS
from such call, the President shall imme-
diately order draft for one year to Gil
such quota or any part thereof, which
may be untitled. -s-.
Whereas, The new enrolment hereto
fore ordered 10 80 far completed that the
aforementioned act Of Congress may now
be put In operation for recruiting and
kseping mp che strength of the armies in
the field for gsrrsons and such military
operations . may be required for the pur-
pose Of the suppression of the rebellion
and restoring the authority of the United
States Government in the insurpent
States, H
Now, therefore, !. Abraham Lincoln,
PresIdeat Of the United States, do issue
this my call for Eve hundred thousand
volunteers for the military service !; pro-
yided, nevertheless, that all credits which
may be sstabGshed uader section s Of the
Aforesaid act, on account Of persons who
have entered the naval service during the
present rebellion. and By credits Tor mon
furnished to the military service in exl
cess Of calls heretofore made for volan.
teers, will be accepted under this call for
}, or > years. - they may elect. ! aud
will Be entitled 70 the bounty provided by
the Law for the period Of service for which
they enlist, and l hereby proclaim, order
aud direct that Immediately after the 9Th
day Of September, 1861, being fifty days
from the date of this call, q draft for
troops 70 serve for one year shall be held
in every town. township, ward Of city,
preeiDct, election district OF a county not
- subdivided, TO fri the quota which
shall be assigned to it under this cali, or
any part thereof which may re main un-
filled BY volunteers on the said 9th day
Of September, 1864.
In testimony whereof, have herean n,o
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States to be nfflxed.
Done at the City OF Washington, this
18th day Of july. in the ye ar A. D.
1864, and of the indepena aence of
the u United States the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
= By the President.
WV. Ii. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

4 DecaRitased Crininal Trying 60
Talk. A. ~

"Time was,", says Shakespeare, "when
the brains were out the man would die -
and there is a popular impression that il
injures man u cut off his head. Old
stories, come TO us from the reign of
the guillotine, indeed, have thrown some
doubt upon this impression; but it has
never been SO formally impugned as it
has just been in Paris.
After the head of the Dr., the Count de
la Pommerais, just executed for poison
ing his patients to secure the insurance
which be had effected on their lives, had
fallen comfortably into the .sbasket''s pro-
pared for it, it was conveyed away to-
gether with his body to the house Of q
surgeon. This surgeon. inspired with
the passion Of science, set the head upon
Atable, and putting his lips 10 the left ear
shouted, - = ms
"LA PoNMERAs /"
The eyelid of the left eye quivered, hall
opened. and through the lifted iashes the
dimmed and gla.ing::eye of the dead man
looked at the surgeon. A
Delighted with the result which would
have thrown any sane and unscienti6t
Emao into strong convplsions, tie surgeon
went round to the right ear aud shouted
again
The right eyelid made an effort to oper
and the right lip OF the horrible death.
head trembied, as it to say, "Who,a
there9,'
When the head WAS buried, If ever. L
not stated. @ s s .
a most respectable French iourha
makes itself responsible for this enchant
log glimpse beyond the veil which divide
the human from The unhumati world.
- This pathetic esxtrsct is ftsn th
Ral1more correspondents Of the Londc,
Times. Davis must be in very sad way
b Assory is told il Bal&inors by ! gen
tleman who was recently in Richmond
that the Southcrs President was asked i
his presence how soon he thought he =
svoald snR PAsing HE hand MA Is
head Of little boy not Eve years Of 10,
Mr.. Ravis replied, ..<Not til this cbiid1
A old man" !" Nr. Davis ssrrovfsl -
ticipation i shared ia this eity, il inc
further North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19
Harrisburg. July l8.

One Of the mail agents from Hhgers-
town reports that on his arrival h4e to-
day thaa aswsll authenticated rufbdf pre-
vailed 10 the place yeaterday Of ! collision
between orr cavalry forces and the re-
Itrsating rsbel raiders ct Leeshapel Va,
resulting in the capture Of 80 wagons
heavily laden with corn and oats. Many
~ ne teamstsrs cut their horses toose
and managed to escape, hnt in thai leifosl
70 rspslse the ks@endods shLihhfht b,
ear aSfsefs 400 Of The rebel sstor1 werl
sapearsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19
Nv orld's Special

No decisive news Of the pursuit OF the
rebel forces lately threatening this. city.
II seems to be generally conceded they
have made good their escape,
The Richmond Examiner, of the i3th,
is dssPoudent concerning Sherman oper-
atoms, and says it is not improbable he
may take Atlanta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19
NOTICE.

To sorfhwck Guthrie and Sophia y Guthrie ms wife
Adeiine Guthrie and cisyies brewster
Nua hereby notIfe that there is fle in the
Office Of the clerk Of the DHtrfct Court ef Lee county
Iowa. sskak, petition Of George Po1aerey praying
fs deere can~eiing and setting ssfde frxrduitn
certain ceBreyance Of real estate made by Soutivick
Gut.re wife 10 Adsne Guthrie. and also praying
the eanceation u certain nrt=- gisen by said South
WICK futkri- ard wiz &, asfeniant Charles Brewster
and aiso pra.ilg denree for thA sale of certain real
tatr fir the payment Al certain Judgment IN favor
sflriI, snd against se defendant, eouthwiek GRihrse
Ctfess vy1 aper therrts snd defend before OF
the second day the September 1854 of said Court
decree viii be rendfr-d ae-nnst Yea thereon hy de-
frllt. Gk0. W. MccRARI,
Revenue stamp 80 its Atty Cor Piaintia
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