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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
c;tv of Richmond 10 ,Oit

City Of Richmond, TO nit:
A Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
IA Court OF HungI Of the said city the 9Th day Of June
1864:
Alexander H. Sands administrator wi the viii annexed
OF Robert w. BsrnWe deceased and administrator Of
Mary Singleton Barnwell, deceased, Plain id,
against
John s. Baruwel Robert W BAnEe AID Edward Bsravtl
under the age Of yea and under the OF
fourteen years, = Jackson and others. Defendants.
obi OF this suit IL 10 gate and have ascettaned set
e1 and hnay determined by the The right Of popery in
certain articles, bonds &c men ned In this BILL consisting OF
purchases by the Rev Robert w. B4rnVel his netme
claim TO which has preferred by Dr. A. Lafar behalf
South Carolina Hospital Bureau which articles &c.
claimed BY Dr. LaB1rde behalf Of himself and
Others Committee Of the South Carolina Associaonhe said
srcs mentioned and described Ia Exhibit filed With the
bill Exhibit being lustrume Of writing which, it Is stated
the bill executed by the Rsv r. W. BArnWs shortly be-
fore DEATH which nsrument he designed empower
LAfar 10 case his disability sell ap
ply carrying the purposes Of the south Carolina Hospital
Bureau the articles, bonds &C.. therein mentioned And Afda
having made that the said John g. BsrnWe Robert W.
and Edward Barnwe Infants and j. Jackson
sd the Commonwealth Of tgna they hereby
required appear said Gle KS ONCE within mouth AZ
publication OF this order and do Whist be
to protect their Interests In tails suit.
jeS-w4W R0. HOWARD, elk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
Hero Is little Chicago picture painted by an artist in

Crime ia in the ascendant. Outage follows outrage.
Men murdered Ia their homes; women are las-
ished upon the highway; robberes are ccmmit'ei at
noonday; females abandon virtue and become women OF
the town; suicide follows sgrace and poor innocent
condiiny, elmost idO 10 count girl by b,se de-
tepton made t. feel the pangs OF dsgrlce ami infsmy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF HANOVER

THE Commercial Agent of the State will be
ready In few days todufnh the County Agents with Cot
ton and Wool Cards Cotton Yarns and lotion CLOTH the fol-
Blowing prices, to wit:
at 3 an Si5 per pair Cotton Yarns at S45 per bundle
of ibs anu Cleta At 81 90 p r yard, cash.
On prices will have to be added such centum
the expenses OF the County Bgncy
The Commercial Agent for the County Han
over the citizens o,unY fdrnSh him
With orders accompanied with the funds and
certificate Of OF the members In each family.
The viii the Post Office Ashland daily
o now TIE 25th the present month"; between the hour
A. NJ aud NJ thereafter he may BE- found at his resi-
ience near Ashland. WIN. r. WYNN,
jels-w2W Comm Teill - for the %. OF H9nov, T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
The VS.
Hrar aoop NEws RRon aEolaIA.

WAY GOOD NKW3 ERoA GkOAHIA.
Tar. ugh the energy of the SgnAl Corps, the follow
ias brief rspor. Of a victory in Georgia vas received
yss,, rdsy evening, at Gen. Bagg's HeadQ aartsrA-
Written as It is in Gen. JOhnstOns prOverbAly modest
STYLE We are liberty to infer that his success was very
decided Indeed We may regard this news IS the gAd
udiugs" Of great victory:
MAAIHEA, June ~.
To General BrdrtoR Bragg
The enemy advanced on our whole lhe to day. They
sssA led French, ChsastAm Ceburne SssSsnsOn, and
QlUlss By WhOn they vera rspused.
On the rest Of the line the diminishing severe.
Their loss is Supposed TO be grsa Ours is known 10
Be small ]. & JOHNSTON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

ONE RUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD POR
~ delysdns 70 me- or 'ecrr ns 90 that get him ny "a.
lstto boy THORNTON, about 10 yesrs old feet Inches
TALL pleasant address and he ien residence
charlottesville, Abeusre county on The 18Th geOruA was
purchased BY az yes ago, Of Mr. Thomas Crane Of oupe
per coeny, 20 sblcb county be has probably gons
mhIf-eH GEO Y. 6nWu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of the city of
old negro named Lucinda She committed
property Major Thomas Moore eu. abe belongs
Keeth, OF Hauquier county She 10 quite black
inches high, and about 10 years old
Had when committed striped calico dress blue bonnet and
black shawl Her lis requested TO forward, prove
property and charges she will be sold .rng law
TH0s. u, DUDLEY,
Ie29-ilm Sergeant Oily Of Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

SUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
900 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
cOO 10 kegs Soda
10 bags Pepper
boxes Clarified eugsr
100 sacks Salt
20 boxes Tsllow Candles
30 dos. Brocml
, barrels Lard
IS kegs Malls
cases Brandy, Ia pint bottles
10 pieces Bleached Cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross Matches
500 packages Tobacco
Js2s-st TAR)Y 4 WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

CTTY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rules held
~ In the Clerks ONCE OF the Court Of HurgS for tbs said
City, Monday, the 9Th day fJuae, 1884,
Wellington GOddn and James L. AppersOn, partners under tie
arm and style Of Goddin Apperson, Pits.
sgainst
William Kelly, - Def.
The obest Of this suit against the defendant the
three hundred and ninety dollars and nine three cents
hundred and ~ six dollars and fifty
cents part thereof from the 2In day Of February 1852 and
hundred and rtyour dollars ard hltyur eeht the
residue thereof the Sd day OF March, 1884, I'LL payment
and subject certain real estate In the bill MENTIONED TO the
payment OF the bsd debt.
All iavt having made that the defendant William Kelly
resident OF the State OF Virginia. he Is hereby required 10
appear the said Clerks once within month due t5
cston hreo and do what 10 protect his in
terests Ac py-teSts, :
je9-w4w RO. HOWARD. CLARK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
BALLARD HOUSE.
4 m p a n r N q n N q n.

IBE Proprietors of the BALLARD HoUsl
deeuing conducive 10 the comfort corveniencs Of
their patron, ara tor have determined 70 conduc! the hotel
the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The BOrEL wi be established under this arrangement
AFTER the 4h OF April The patronage Of the travelling
public ard visitors generally respectfully solicited tsbles
viii be supplied With The that the snord and
every convenience and comfort regards and Servass
attentions will be furnished.
Ths PsorRroas beg leave express hk To those whs
generously pAtro lied them, and by giving their nd
vuA attention TO the pleasure and comfort Of their guests hope
70 merit q continuance Of the same.
MIAIs-Rrcm A. n. 70 10 p N.
apl J. @ TALLIAYERRO 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

Beasts from the bottom OF their hearts, cravsd an Op
pOrtuuty to do. Let il be paced upon hs tomb tAst
he robbed the widows SId orphans Ui New 0rssns Ct
the very neOessaries of life, and did to others of is
doWa- irOddsn population every wrong which malice
or deprAVy could invent or suggest-thst he was
great gen era without having been VicOious even in
skirmisb, Aaj, as elimination If his military great
mess, tuls tower on the james river to watch the
rebels Wit they went ia search Of wood and water
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
WOUNDED.

Capt J. g. GrisWO.d. A. A. G., Huntons Brigade
stationed Ia the trenches below the Honest HOUSE
reached the city last evening" painfully wounded in the
Lead and shoulder
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

~ 20 bbls Sugar
1000 lbs Coffee
30 bxs Extract Logwood "a
90 kegs So. Oar. 53aA
Low TO close sales, by ROBERT H0UGH CO.,
jslO-9ts IA Pearl st.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
PATENT SORGHUM OR SUGAR CANE
CRCSHkR.

THE difficulty Of obtaining imported sugar
l. and rolAsses conpe rely production. One
cultivated SORGHUM win Yield sufficient oiasses
FOR consumption oroihsry farm.
Prepare aui, and plant seed ssrysecurs sood
0asher and maks nolssss - the sorshu
nstUres
The LISTERS The confede
rate etstos for and Improved Sorghum Sugar
Oruhe In the rspdy With which the juice preset from the
ak-In the saving Of the JUICE lows In the Of
labor reQuredto mlchine-n simplicity OF
ion and The with which Il kept In good ,unnng order
d much superior 70 the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-srATr RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGsrs.
For particulars ad The Iubscber Basvis
Post Once Powhatan County, JOHN BOOKER EsQ she
has a model The once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
ap1- al s8ms THOMAS n. BROWN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.

AUGUSTA GA Fen 20 1864. !
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the eAd and
relatives Of soldiers Of Northern Virginia and else
where that prepared to Arrangements as an
nounced in card, and thai they Wilt do ell In their
power to fulh Its requirements JAMES sHuFEk,
General sup't and Acting President,
le9-e,d2m southsrn Express Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

S0RGHUM BOILBRSi
- SORGHUM B0JLBRsl
Sheet Of all sizes for bottoms sorghum pans for sale
any quantity a old Dominion Iron sad Nal Mor earl
street. z u bLAhhANsntK,.
apls-stavlm Agsal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

VIVIAN ibO-For the balance of the year, a
NEG ~ GIRL about IL yeArs age, attend
small chdren Any having su;h will apply at this
office between 8 and O'Clock, P. N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
Maryland CEMETERY.

MARYLAND CEWETERY.
THE duty of providing suitabl, depositary
for MarylAnders falling In the present con-
test require appeal to citizens OF that State
now resident 10 the Ooneracy other tn the mention OF the
fact that selected in Hollywood snd steps are
being acconp Shmtn Of that object The lot
selected capaciouI eligible fer the and will be
the hands of trustees oop the necessary funds are
subscribed. -,
All feel iEtsesed and disposed 10 contribute VIII
hand their subscriptions Of the following gentlemen
Gen. Geo. H. Steuart
OhariottesV willie, Va.
ExGov L. Louis Lowe,
Minedgevire, Ga.
Col Robert 0u1,
Col Jno II. slthoron,
Dol. VIM. Norris,
Col. Geo. p. Kane,
DR.. JAo. h. Boyle,
Wm =. Ph e, Esq,
Robert Housh, ESq,
John Calvert Seq,
jsQS-st' Richmond, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

WANTED A COOK---Wa to hire for
w the remainder OF the year g,oi Cook, Washer and
Ioner Must well mmsnded Apply second door north
Of Praa's Cottage. je9-d,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
FRON PETERSBURG.

FROA PETERSBURG.
PETEHsBURs. June 2S 7:SO P. A.-Tte situation is
u charged There has been the usual csanOnadi, 6
and pic ct firing. TIE lines of the two armies are
a. points not over two hundred yards sprt--
Our troops in ceIlen! spirits and much refreshed
by the rain ard cool weather which is also quite
fsyora "a TO our wounded.
1; Is ported tia. Burnside's corps Las gO,e to
Washing !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
William Kelly,
NIRGlNiA.-At rules holden in the Clerks
nmca The CIrcnt Charlotla county Monday

NIRGlNiA.-:At rules holden in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court of Charlotte county, Monday
Robert 4. orOwdsr aud Adslne his wife, PlG.,
Tonne aud Sarah his wife, Bstssy Ann HorLins Matilda
Amos Robert d. CLANCY VIM BoWdeu AnG NJ. J. his wife,
Elam John Eam Augusta ElAm Joseph ESm, ElEA
Elam ELAN, Mary Ann Elan, Edward Elan, Eliza
Martha his wife, EdwSrl Gregory, James Gregory,
Osborne and Mary his wife, Joha solomon Gregory,
David Gregory Frances Eam, Marths Elan, Lucinda
Eam Samuel Ham, VIM Elan. Mamie Jane ElAm Judson
Eiam, Abram Elan and los h Elan, Defs.
The object this suit aio and assigned Ade
Crowder her portion real estate OF VIM and Lucinda
II sppsSring by ants Bessy
HIS CLANCY, Bowden and Mary his wife, Reuten
Elan EIs@ Philip Osborne and MARTYR his wife Edward
Gregory, James egory John osb and Mary his wife
Eam Lucnda Elam, samuel 81 ELAN, VIM Elan and mary
this State On motion Of the plaintiffs
month amer due publication hereof and do what
sary FrOteo their Interests In this suit.
A coPy-teste
NIRGINIA.--At rules holden at the Clerks
Once Of County Court ef Carlo ts County. Mencsy,
Wa smlh. EIr Of George Roberts, decsated, and David
Comfort Pts,
Richard CABLING sheriff OF charlotte, aud such sdmnrA
tor Of James Word decd John Word, Thomas Word,
Jas Moon and PAMELA his wife, VIM Peak and Martha
his wife, Bepj Word John Lovelsce and his wife,
The object Of this suit to sell the lot At Charlotte Court House
belonging the estate Of Jam Word Decd and distribute
said W0ids amongst his creditors and heirs according to
l. appearing by Adavit that the defendants Benz amin
John LovelAce and his vile, nonresdents
Of this motion Of the PLAINTIFF BY coanse order
publication and do what Is necessary to protect their n-
Je,7 w4w VIVA. SMITH, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

We regret to learn that Capt. John Marsha |, of Nor
CAMS command, and son of tue Hon. Humphrey Mar.
shall his been cAp.ured and ia now in the hands OF h
enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOL
u DLERS THROU0HOT UTHE CONFEDERAOY:
QUARTERMASTER GEMS DEPARTMENT., J
RnLRo.D RuRrAu

RiCh3'Und, Feb. 29. 1854, J
The ends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Northern
Rglsasa thst an Asrsags@sRt has this dag
packages Of and wearing apparel 10 Richmond, Va.
10 advantages thIs obtained through The Express
COMPANY the following Instructions must be observed:
Packages contan than hundred pounds be
well plainly marked and tet at the Of the
shipper either Of the Soldiers Relic: AsocAtons which
located ~ 10 lows;
In North Carolina at Raleigh In s-uh Carolina at Columbia
In GeorgS usts In Alabama, Montgomery; any
other point at which OF these Associations haze Office
Agents Association will there take charge Of them
and ship daily by Southern Express Company 10 the proper
Agent OF ihs respective Rchmo who Will them
distributed TO the propr individual owners.
To meet the wishes Of the soldiers and to give them certain
and speedy WITH home the Southern Express
Company has agreed give this freight preference every
in0 and order that obstacle to the
ess OF 90 audabe enterprise the several railroad companies
are hereby requested the Express Company such a
lilies will enable TO make this arrangement complete
NAi11
As the Southern Express Company all responsibility Of
the othese packages the Belief )ciaonB
withdraw he agents Who have heretofore acted
arsyslIng messengers the Relief ciaon will establish
gencies In the OF other armies they may enjoy the
privileges hereby secured to the Of Northern Virginia
K.W.sIMe,
Lieut.. Dol. and @ n.
Approved
A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
ouR REsKKYEs.

There is 70 finer looking b;dy of men than cur Re-
ssrTCs. The readiness and alacrity WITH which they
have forth to mest the public enemy Is deserving
Of thu highest p-aiss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
4 s. l. 81 e Il a z HIU
Reports OF Gle Press Assosil

Intsed according TO ret Of Congress In the year 1862 by
faRAsHHR In the osrxS once Of the District 0oHrt Of the Col
feesrate slater for she Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS DEPT.
RICHMOND, Jare ls'; 1854
Mr. Bullock, sgent Of this Dsrs.tmsnt assigned 70
clsns with souihsn Express oom-
pany, above related.
he will visit the several Relief Associations, explain the work
Ing the system aud encourage the snJs OF soldiers 10 take
advantage Of this way supplying the wants o. those 10
the neld A. X. LAYTON,
QuartermAster General p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
rHE BEAsE COsTlSUEs SICK.

Fss report that Beast Butler Vas sick OF yelO" fever
ana Mack yemt, currently stated IS We learn IN
,-us Hehls the typhoid fever, and nothing else and
he symptoms are alarming. While iAoorns under an
,h.rr.tiop Of mind the other day. ne tn0uses ne "Ss
,ssin 81 the Cincinnati Convention OF 90 As chairman
= re Massachusetts, delegation, and In 'epGienIal
cried out, Massachusetts, cats u vote, LOT Frank
IN P,ye. Che Beasts prOnunclAtOn) and MS @sos-
.,,snda..s were outraged 'hss even IN aslri-
=, :. MD .blDk of so vile and uneonpromHing
oo,-s,se,s =, the New Hampshire e1'Prssidsnt' ou'
,s.n h. wandered in the tvinkng Ofsnsys to CnAres
=, "a msneed an incOhersnt speech IN advocacy
., =. sspsl claims Of cur present great and g'oO
Casl Magistrate, they STOOD asa'', :, e-'
aainAs dumb. Il the BeAS' a'''' - 49,.
record behind him, having done "n-' 0'D''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
NATIVE PAINT.i

EAMILY Ca SRIAGR AND HARNESS FOX
Il SALE-Ror sale, very lg't and h,ndsoms siK-s.At
FAMILY CARRIAGE and AARNEs5 10 perfect oder blu
title use Apply at Mr. B1sher 9h between Main and Car
treets je 2-ltty =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

FAY OIflCK, Eh0lhkKR IMPAIRMENT, u 3,
No. IA Law Bull ling, Frabklin street,
Richmond June lst 1854.
pERSONS having claims against this Depart
hereby notified and requested present
payment.
Claims the odlss and which
pissed upon and approved the Board Of Slave Claims
Of which COL D. Waddel President will also be paid at this
Office J. B. sTANARD,
jel-dSt Capt Engineers and Disbursing Ofhcer.
REFORMATION WANTED-As to the
Whereabouts and condition OF Capt. JAS W. PAHHIN Co.
A. 6 Alabama Regiment supposed 10 have been captured In
the battle Of the sh Of May, Spotyvania Court House
A. B. RANNIN,
Tuskegee, Ala.
az New York Daily News please copy. my2s-lO'
pUNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed TO
LIZ Henrco County Jail, the sh OF March, 1884, negro
boy named HEERY slave the property Of Warrington Way
mack Of spotSyvAla The said negro about Is OF 20
year, Of age feet ~ Inches hlgh light complexion Had
committed light suit Of wcolen clothes The
and proper
and charges the said slave viii be dealt With according
% law, GEORGE D. PLEAsANrS,
NAV q5th, ls64-w6W Sheriff of Henrico County.
NO1ICE.-I have opened an Office in this
IN city for the purpose oil settling al my Accounts. All
having against Department. while acting
az Chief the Armies 10 Virginia 10 West
present nem At closing this business aad
cannot delay. ALFRED n. BARBOUR,
Chief Quartsrmssisr Of Gen. T. JOhnons Armies In
Virginia and the West
once on the cOrnef and Tobacco Alley. up
stairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

A gentleman arrived iu Petersburg Ga Thursday from
III, Po.onac, from whom the EE res lelrOed that
transports arc eonss nlJ Pissirg d'sn tie river to
Grant with new troops AID returning to Wa aingsOn
loaded With the veteran regiments WhOse term Of ser
yic, lave expired he IS of the inpssssiSi that the
Dunbsr leaving Grant Is fully equal 70 the number sent
"a him. Seven or eight isyi ago, aset Of transports
salsd up The river sd with returning volunteers The
nmher was so gent that many persons thou bit Cant
"a moving an army corps 10 Warrington for The pro-
t.ntinn Of The city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

EE Alphonse Karr, the malicious
Frenchman, says, "the friendship Of two
women is always a plot against third
The friendship of the Copperheads and
rebels, is nothing but plot against the
Government.
sar 1t is hard to believe that Willard
Fillmore was once the President of the
United States. In recent letter he saws !:
Everything seems to have been done to
unite and exasperate the South" and goes
on to blame the Administration and the
North as the obstacles to peace He new
er refers to what the South has done to
exasperate the North; never alludes to
the wickeduess of the rebellion; to JEFF
Davis asser ion that he would as viii.
incly live in Union with sa,ages as with
Yankees He holds the Government
responsible for all the troubles of the C un
try. DECATUR strained moral principle
when he exclaimed. "Our country right
or wrong y but the politicians Of Mr.
Filnore's school are not for their country.
even when its wholly right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

Letter Capt MAIN to Alexander Leitch Druggist
before Jso. II. BLOOD became Agent far the Medicine
Sr LouIs, March 81, 1853.
ALEx. LEITcH, Eeq-.-Like many Of my profession.
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific. ] happy
10 saw that its nse in few DAYS restored health
isigned,l CAPT. MALIN of steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

HF- II the so-called Democratic party
is loyal. Why is it that they dislike to hear
OF Uniou victories 10 the field? Their
political prospects they do not pretend to
conceal, are damaged by military success,
This could NOT be so if they really desir
ed the suppression Of the rebellion The
logical inference is that they would be
delighted TO hear of the defeat of Grant :
OF the slaughter of his army and of de-
clsiye victory on the part of Lee. The
same leaders who engineer this party
would gladly vote for Jeff Davis. Their
sympathies are now with the rebels-en-
tirely so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
THE GATE E CITY.
TUESDAY, OCT. Is.
D~There il . difficulty about the N

There is difficulty about the Nc
Cisllan flag in Bangor. They canno. find
two Copperheads living opposite each
other, end hence can't get permit to run
their rebel flag up.-[Ex.
That should make little difference, A.
they have already found a line long
enough to reach from Richmond to New
York. The rebels have tied that end
tightly, and will never let the Nc Cleuan
flag drop while they have any hope of
their Independence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

TT Sir Charles Lyell, at a scientific
meeting lately, declared that the greater
part of The African Sahara has at no very
distinct geological period been beneai b
the ocean, and the high coast of Barbary
so insulated from the body OF the CONT
nent, and probably 10 unbroken connec-
ton with Spain, Sicily and South Italy
aud he illustrated his theory by evpl ain
the probable effect on the climate Of Eu-
rope of the elevation Of this vast sandy
plato. The hot sirocco, he said, which,
when blows, now mells So rapidly the
SHOWS on the Apprentices aud Alps as to
cause the most dangerous foods. and to
exhibit visible rise 10 the snow line
even IN Switzerland from day to day, at
tains this great heat from the burning
tropical sand of the Sahara over which il
passes. At the time when this S,hara
was still beneath The sea, thisswind would
have been charged with the oceans mois.
ture, instead of with dry heat, and on
striking the Alps would have been driven
up by It's imperative warmth and light.
ness to the higher regions of the atmos
phere, where it would have deposited it,
moisture in the form Of snow, and insteae
OF melting the glaciers have greatly in
creased them. This alone Sir C. Lyel
thought might have been sufficient to &C
count for the Alps having been 10 tn
glacial period as mu b IS Two thousand Q
three thsusand ee according to Chsrpen
ie r, hishs. than th , afs nov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18
SEWING MACHINE!

Ye press the whole country have been ioud In their
-nthuas tic praises OF the Wheeler Wilson Machine-
As for example:
tsIt has u rival - Seft@ttfc araertoa~
|. at suflatses Al uthers" Ladass RtYesi;orp
ave prefer them for family uth''-fN y Trttsss.
They the fayorites tor fans tr-."-F y ftrsts-
'sThe Qneen of Ssvib4. NachiaasT CsiraRs 7rtbsns
TIE annual n~ar, eqra those Of all the 9th
Sewing Machines ccsBbfued Thissngi. fact will com
mend the machine besoid any other argument thai can
| be presented. For sale At No. T5 Main street.
| fa,is-atf Rv.v .BAILEY.