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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-19
Arrival of Exchanged Prison
ers-The Richano nd Engai=
rer's Account Of Fridays
Fighf-Gelaeral Lees Dis.
E.&s q. In r..

FsRrREss MoNRer, Oct .. via BAL
rIMoRz, Oct. 10-The flag of truce
steamer New York, Captain Chisholm,
arrived this P NJ, from Aiken's Land
ing, with fifty five commissioned sfbcers,
and one thousand two hundred and fifty
enlisted men, parOled at Richmond, Oct.
z. all in charge Of Col. Multord, Assis
tant Commissioner of Exchange.
The Richmeud Enquirer, in speaking
of the recent attack on Bntler s lines, says
an engagement took place yesterday on
Darbytown road, resulting In the recap
ture by our forces of all the positions held
by the enemy between that and the New
market road. five miles below the city
and captured between four or FIVE hun
dred prisoners, together with nine pieces
of artillery, and between tive and three
hundred horses.
An official dispatch from General Lee
says:
Yesterday morning General Anderson
STACKED the enemy on Charles City road
and drove them from two lines ofsntreuch-
ments, capturing ten pieces of artillery
with caissons and horses, and number
of prisoners. The enemy were driven to
New Market road where they were found
strongly intrenched. They were not pres
sed. Our loss is small, the enemy's is
unknown. Gen. Gregg died at the head
OF his brigade.
A dispatch from Gen. EARLY to Gen.
Lee. dated the 7th, says that Sheridan's S
whole force commenced falling back down
the valley last night along the pike.
The Enquirer of the 9th, says all the
Yankee naval officers and seamen, prison
ers in our hands, will be forwarded North
by flag of truce.
To-day large numbers of negroes are
at work strengthening the fortifcations
around Lynchburg. N
Sherman is shut up in Atlanta by For
rest, with his lines of communication SO
destroyed tkat his Government has not
heard from him for several days. He
captured Atlanta, but it may yet prove
his ruin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-19
BRIDGE FUND

Paid Okey & Morrow, extra work
done trussel work Claring,o Bridge 16o 90
PAID Christian Goodjohr work done
on Clarington Bridge .......... 90 IS
Paid James H. Ray for fll ......... IS 90
Paid J. b. Noli, experimenting Cla-
rington Bridge -. S 90
Paid trustees OF Seneca tip. for BALD
ing Calais Bridge e................ 900 90
Paid John B. Noll for work, Bares
vile Bridge ........... IT So
Paid John B. Noll, experimenting
Clarington Bridge ....... ......... 10 90
Paid Arthur okey, part pay for build
ing bridge across Suni ih creek .....175 90
Paid officers of militia. SO
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-19

which
the rd day Of 1868
ending 7th, 1854 Order Book A.
EXPENDITURES
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-19
REFERENCES.

Hon. J. NJ. Edmunds Com, of Gens tand ohsce
BON. Joseph 8. Wilson, Ex
fohn Robb, Esq, Chief Clerk OF Pehs siuns. -
Hon. R. J. Atkinson, 3rd Aud. of Treasury.
October 8. 1S62.--6m. r,a~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-10-19

Hon. William r. Hunter
Hon. James r. Morris
N. Hollister, Esq.
VIM. oksy. Esq.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23
TRUSTEES SALE.
VYyHEREAS. on THE EIGHTEENTH DAY


"nEREAR, on THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
w If July, A. D., 1857, Franklin Wood and
Amos J. MicheuOr executed unto John r. Cook,
a Trustee. certain convey ance or deed OF trust
conveying to the said Trustee the tract Of Real
Estate in the county Of Scott and State Of Iowa,
described - follows, to-wit: All of lot number
ed seventeen M in Eldridge's addition to East
Davenport, containing four ~ acres, more or
less which said conveyance was executed -
aforesaid for the purpose If securing the payment
Of . certain promissory note for the sum OF five
hundred dollars executed on the said eighteenth
day Of July. A. D.. 1857. by the said Franklin
Wood and Amos J. Michenor unto one John 9.
Del.any, payable on the eighteenth day Of July,
A. D.. 1877, with interest payable annually 1t the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Said deed Of trust is duly recorded on the re-
cords Of said county Of Scott, IN Book "a Of
T0wn-lOt mortgages ct page GA.
And no the aaid Wood aud MichenOr having
failed to paw the interest on the said note a. the
same fell due annually. according to the terms
thereof, On the eighteenth DAYS Of July in the
years 1870. 1861, 1851, 1868 and 1864, !, John r.
Cook, Trustee an aforesaid. d. hereby give this
veated bv the aaid Deed Of Trust and ct the re-
quest Of William Rigg. the present holder and
owner Of said promiss0Sy note BY transfer and
endorsement from the Sid DeLssy. SHALL on
Friday. the tbirtiet:. day OF December, A. d..
1894. a the hour RI two O'Clock y. ~, Of said
day, 4 the Court Ilouse door in the city Of Da
Newport, expose aed O1er for ssDe q public aac-
ton 70 the highest bidder for cash, the resl es-
sate sbove described, or 10 much thereof - shall
he necessary 70 s.tssfy the amount due On said
note q the said day o. ssle. tle costs o. this -
JOHN r. COOK, Trustee.
Dee k-dls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

DlARpnGA AND DysExTERY.--We have
examined great number Of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens in
Cincinnati md Covington, etc.. speaking Of
the highest terms Of Dr.. Stricklano's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of diarrhea
and dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
nc was pronounced incnrablc by the best
doctors in Cincinnati. and oncs bottle of DR..
Strick'and's Anti-Cholcra Mixture effected
a permanent cucc after suffering for months
with the worst form OF diarrhGa and dys-
EMERY. 80 cts . bottle. For sale by oil
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23
GEO. DEmERlT ( CO.
The following splendid List Of
Watches, Chains, Cold Pens
and Pencils.

&C.. &C., Woroh o1oO, 0oo5
TO be cold at ONE DOLLAR each, without
regard to value. and not to be paid until you
know. what you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. .efch 31oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

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to al M1mkfDd. aFA JastieHs
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sns ~ "a e 49, - onimpeeeaeo.e -.
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us " ny ecUveFy ~ mveeo - seeee uuae
These Mighty Healees. Wcfld knowu md World
Tried, ore : Boon 70 tn Sikh.
~ vast n sferlin~ rsed;e;ns1 - s,a.A ~
me ana necessities ofths suIerisr portos a. ~.
meritv ~ ~. .r4;rsiv 49, ~s~.~,
ma oiker deleeerious psri{cles ~ severeir Sris
I'M III = powerful medicine VA ,rahere3 into
the World; HoLLowAr's lxvAluAsLs PItis hare
seecme re nocssnoaD RnnsDr Of gu naaions.-
ne9 eMr,ouse = 20 psevess g ren = 70 cr.e
soY Isac. sno aAO.A q Hon - me complaint
I 1919 ~ l1e s.e m" ~, csuse - us
~ ~ - ~ 0ICCp,n9 e.eT'
$3.50 Z. sns S.ss.: ss 10y nan!e y nes sask
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DISORDERS OF the Stomach
Are the sources af the deaAlies4 .nel.a;.. rh.;e
elect 4 e initiate ri ~ 0,i1s NJ th~ hndv M
n .e.1 ,c;.s,.,cs,. stes..s sh.,.'.S n - ~.
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DlllOuS M0IooleS, &C., &C.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver, Il IL
repealed and exterminstei bv this sesrciing.
painless and irresistible cursfiyes. Rilioms r..
inittents h;lione ,,,ruiov and al nc ord;nar~
disorders Of the orean. Indicated by min n H.
right side and between the shoulders. yc How meas
Of the whites Of the evcs ,reaknees md deh;l;tv
Ac arc relieved aud removed ~ ina rer,eys
with CELEBRITY which astonishes tie suiierers and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

Tue patented need1e cannot bc SET wrong.
The patented Hemmer and Teller and Braider
cannot be set wrong, and arc superior 10 all 9TH
ers.
II runs faster than any other.
II will never drop a stitch.
II Is the Only practical Machine which ALI.
can use.
Il does the finest and neatest work ever known,
and all varieties Of family sewing in the mont
perfect m amer.
No other machine takes the Twisted Loop
Stitch"
j cannct be adjusted or got out Of order.
II uses the Rotating Hook
Whatever the merits Of other machines. il il
no disparagement to say the Wilcox L Gibbs is
worth. for family use. double that Of any other
ever offered to the public
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

DysPnPsrA, NERVOUSNESS AND DsDlIs1y.-
d.. .Strieklands 10njc-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss Of Ape
tite, Indigestion, or dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland's
Tonic. II is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates = good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspep-
STA and Nervous Debility.
For sale,by Druggists generally at 81 per
hottie. Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, 8
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iuly2O-d&Wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

For Medical and fsble uses, which ere perfectly
pure, and need only BE- tried TO be apprecisted.-
None genuine unless they hare our gold tdtst On
each bottle, rad OR Initials pressed n wax Gy1g
the cork. Sold ~ Ill druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call Tor our goods and
take no other. Circulars ~ the trade snpplied
o. application to BENNETT PETERS CO..
+. 3. Baflord, e wholesale ~ Beidefbecke :
Miller. iune20-dkWiv
Hold q Wholesale "a Chicago b. Fellsf, Finch
1 Fuller, llushmsu Van sschaeck. ~. D. Hee
ris = Co. and G. r. smith. druggist Of Day-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

- - cS~S OSoss0W "s~y - - S~"s" ~
- This cuss nAs ssss nscoorlssD 10 nASv
HnARs -
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE
THE ONNY SAFE RELIANCE
That the Ladies have for relief from the suppress
sion Of those peiOds. which. Il kept up according
70 TIE calls Of nature. will
GUARANTEE TO THEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The fullest amount Of good health and
Strength,
ana which. ii not regularly experienced, will pro
duce
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH.
First Of all Remedies for Diseases Of Females
First Of Ill Remedies for Diseases Of Females
Dr. Cheesespe Ase's Puts,
Dr. CteeseaDe lyse,s Puls,
DR.. Cheeseslegle's Plus.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For III Obstrucsicns, has been Hailed With
Pleasure and Profit
For twenty-five years
In III parts Of the civilized world. IL %.
thor 10
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom everybody knows, and in whom ever
body places confidence and respect. It Is
~. ,,,pw. = ,,Cr p0-z67GdrSSC3
NJ NEW FAN0LEO AkAN0EMEN
STANDARD REMEDY
Which hss ssver failed
found i 10 ii parts I. q he i, county r. 49,.
The proptsstors q Dr.. Chsesnaa's
LONG-TRIED RECIPE .
'I IoNo.r i RECIPE
0aasnntes that
cvr nc~
ONE BOX,
4
ONE DOAs
ofDr cA''s.'.'' r'"''. Regulating r''l'1
FINALS. . ssf ~ ~..s =. soss.s,s: y ~:
=. '''s's' and '''' ss'" '''
own 4 QUARTER or 4 CENTURY
10 rsstors the m.asssr.l sow in . ssssral ~sy
: slsy Win ;.ssr;sS;s s-Slss s.i's.-isss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23
4E 4
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= ~ 49, ~ : ~ ssissAv

- Ooo6e ~ = ~ ee1aeAv
hasf ~ w1so upouoseg.
D - knew ~ dscsjsls ~ WssDGs tinss
ejnek.
Whteh htdes IL pellstjsa - sies
1na !sssseU d nis's cesset, whiea veiIs b IL
~ essssp&iss thst Ilsaes withiaf
Hsveys learned shas The eys gives % glimpse
0Ftbe sOul.
hat SERVICES scseeh for its ueesl
Thoe Joy hasoo 6eose n ~ tsieht festive beWl
Whirh we dsain IT delualvs feposes
CesAs shss - thsl ~ ssrss Who lssss you v
love
Hes ~ wWuth n her bosom - fairf
The bI0om ~ oummet h Gmi18ne db0se,
Bat The chill o. wintes y there.
Do 70 knov thst the ssddest are not those who
weep.
Nor the hsppiest those who car smiies
Such snmisgs but eurtais Me- Mystssies DIP
And serve but 70 cheat end beguiIe.
A. the rainbow shises bright over pillows thst
roll
And lin their white crests 10 the sky,
D. sometimes tempestis ssssping the soul
When smile lights the lip and thseye.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23
BR0WnELL { PERRIN,
Co m m IS / ON NJ e re b q n { .,

1ot SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO.
1Ol Dealers in Dressed Hogs and all
kinds Country Produce. Particular attention
paid 10 selling Live Stock. r. O. Box $685.
dec15-dAwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23


ecco Gold Peas Silver Case Pescal ( 70 8
40oo pens 0nld Case and Pencil -. 70 10
Ooo9csa Pms, Gold -incunted Holder. to s
An NE aeoaa u the ohove He win b. ssld.
wiahout reservation. FOR ONg DOLLAR EACH.
Cestihcates - q NE various articles are placed
u simi!ar envt!opes md sealed. Theoe eoyei-
opes viii besest ~ nail a. deliveved e or 81.
sce: E's.s:s se9 g. = sAeics: o. recsiv:ns
Ceres.esee yoa win - wAat sstiele Il repsesents
I've the srt'c!e asmsd. q ~ cher 4 ths Ii
/ - III trauIau1ions By nail. ~ &c.. 4, e..
Wording the Certifcaeea. pe1lag $685. "a ~.
h9 ~ businesss IS cents easAr Five CSst3Sssses
Wjll - esnt for u eleven ~ -; thirty - Ss
sixty-nvs for lib; I'D 30 hundred ~ o1k
w sa~enees satirs s9etnonstisn \ svssy ~
zssss *; g. + = - IN;
sz5I = ! : = : y 5 u ~ 80
] - 9.ssrl . e - elQl.l6EIlil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

Bought or taken IN exchange for manufactufed
goods, at the highest cash price. at the Factory.
Nav 5-dwtfi JOSEPH SHIELDS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
ATTENTION REQUESTED.
SrAuAFoA, OSL. is, 1884.

To the Editor Of the Whg;
Iu'sl TO call the attention Of the Government to
SINE facts which deaerVs attention, and the truth Of
which can be VOucned for By persons OF the highest
respectfully IN 8 sunton.
When the Yankee cavalry made their last raid In
Staunon the persons who had charge of the commits
slry Stores &C. instead of pressing wagons g., I'D,
ald left any amount of s!orcs to DO destroyed ty the
Yankees aud what Was not burned BY the ousmy, was
carried CT by whites and blaeks-oos!on cloth, c0tcn
VAN, -four, c3se, sal, aud other articles cartridges
81, lam ESQ informed that upwards Of sixty persons
left this place this morning. which, with these who have
.efs previously, will number hundred who have
bf. for Yankee land to keep out Of the army.
Tnis sutj.o requires the serious attention Of Con-
sress st its next seson, and hope it will receive it
Their property should be cor6Sclted to the Govern
ment, for he who ia not for us is against Us.
IWeuld urge charge in the provost guards, who do
not their duty in ArrestRg deserters and absenees
from the army through fAVorltsm and incApscty and
i1attenIion. know Of my own knowledge half dozen
who have been absent from the army all summer and
Uso have used every srtfCe 10 k6ePout Of the army.
Itope the attention Of the proper iuuctiOnAries will
BE- called to this evil, and propr change made, by
tanning GU of ti,e those who will not discharge their
dl.y, and placing in Cfie these who will discHNge
their duty, without favor affection. A CITIZEN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
MILES kkGISrEK RhVlVED.

The ontnuanoe Ness National Register the most U.S.
frl publ issued from the America
univers the whole country have The
saon 70 readers thSE nat jonrnn row
revived the publication The Ccuntryuan To chow that
journal modelled aer the Register the hummer and
Of pages, It's typography and ali the Other features
gave TO the standard Publication ued w mr. Miles, Is TO
challenge the pat Of who to have
prese for b1ding the molt ust1ul Of seeklies
b. sides the atufts Of Nss Nc ster, The Counrynsn
Others which ihoGld render IL still
psrment OF elegant lite ature rejecting Y.nEee hue
ary liz, and modelling after best EpgIh
weekes but at the SINE, being stamped with an
altogether novel feature wish f. IL Is ON In
the count the editors psntton, nine mlles rom a
vi ag and deyotes much attention cuture
and everything that interests the c,u.try gentleman.
This psre feature In jou uth other Character
sacs happily conpmenteo the highest authority 10
Uonfederacy the Charleston Courier risk of
The sensitive Ideas modssy entertained BY nost asd
ious Of ali urnal the Bsva nah Republican we viii quote
the endorsement by the Cburfsr our iourn
THx CouSTRYkLsTo families and readers of healthy rural
all who love t. snlf the frtsh air the opsde
Of hose after od dog and who love, moreover read
mental nutfion well element We commend The
IOunydn, live, independent paper, hed
proprie and NOS BY clique, parry
III. moael ofis clas AM Of d,sr bic Class,
indication OF growing health and vgo In the public d. snd
progress towards a-d needed
Independence, In thought and opinion.
We appeal TO the reading public Of the Sou 10 give
shah be well satisfied ~ obtaining that NUMBER in addition II
our present ls-
Tie oOunynan handsome qusrto ofsx.ee7 pages rub
shed en- the .di,o paItaioD, Eatonon 10 thch
all comm uncaiiops should be addressed.
Our ermI are - for three months, $40 per annun.
We would be eu TO the edit
uacrber and our frenas and aequharces eve, vhere 70
.i Ia procuring just 900 whose
tons iced to meet late Increased sIpenss for The
meni 81 our Journal IA TUaNeR,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
The Meanr ard the End Of War.

The scale upon which the war Eis projected by the
srsuy, alter their 6rss defeat at Manassas and upon
which has been Hagsd since, implied ctsntolan s
involved a. q consequence brief var. Regarding the
matter In = Iuiely material and AriIhmeScAl asP-cL
they concluded that if their superior numbers and poW
a. we're consolidated and hurled against the insV,
table consequences would be our overthrow. They
adopted phrassol0gy .hA. imported at the
20 be employed and The oeeriy OF the operation when
they assured us we're to b srIShsd No lingering
death ours, hut swift and certain di p2ioh-
The foFcel that Ia ordinary modes Of warfare WoUi
fave tuieCd for armies and campaigns Of ten heen
years they thought il better 70 emp3y At once aud so
bs through with the bnsineu This they not
ealy thought god policy, bui fAno.od taa. tie
-orld expected OF them 5cmsthrg more s.upsndous in
ia Eay ,han had ever before been seen. Perhaps If
thsy could have conceived Of the possibility o. our
making successful rsistAaos, il nigh. have ocearred TO-
them that in vagDs On lie gigantic scale proposed
t5ess vas danger Of using u2 their bef5r, reach
ths end IN view; that the g'eassr ihl strain their
povsFsths sooner the sIhs1 ton thllfooHs all s1ptn
dsIss of force. Blu. they indugsi no such thought
They forgot that armies might be too lsrge-bsyond
tls capacity Of ordinary commanders 10 handle to ad
vantage; thAs eOnseq lsnty there Vouli be waste Of
-
when needed, would have been many fold more eE.c.
tive, sqd that 30 pro sa uso Of their moe sbundAns
na,eFAl Of war would sool REFUGE thsm 10 CqlIh
Sitb their weaker but more prudent adversary. Tas
Yarkses we're no. mssk'n in surprising that The ey-
elopsAp means they designed to emli 10y would mako 3
shOrt RsT-shOrt We when TIE moral and physical
eAusss that existed for war iasFninaby long are con-
sldsred They On'y deceived a. to the character
o. TIE resalt Instead Of e;uA1g us, hsy are ther-
selves destined to be crushed BY the very Gag ude Of
the means they employ.
Esny Signs condvc, TO the ooccusoa that they b,g'n
to be ear'uy oo1ei1us Of the fatal error in
TO which they haze fallen, and 10 Ieaza il advance
sons.hrg of tho dreadful doom they have prepared fer
themselves. Chef among theso signs Is the more s1
traVsgAni swaggsF the largely increased practice Of
msndacty Observable in their bulletins and narrative,
AZ time when really hey we're never do less, vi,
they we're never more completely vailed ont Of Riel-
p0ad when their hold Of Georgia and Tsnnssss vsI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
NEWS FROM EUROPE.


By the arrival Of the SCOTS havs news from Eu.
rope 90 Ocs. Q.
rhe International Congress for the Promotion Of
SOCIAL Science has been in te=son at Ans erdam. An
address gned by 100 members ef Congress, to
President Lincoln cont IatulaIng him upon the success
OF the Euant patton policy aud expressing wish for
toe preservation OF The UIion
The text OF the Convention rse,ntly concluded BY the
French and Italian Governments has been published
along with subsequent pro ocol This proGoool pro.
vides ths. the period OF SIX months within which the
Il an capital be transferred from tn Ia TO F.0rease,
ana also the OF two years within which the Fren,
troops are TO Withdrawn trt Rome to be rtck
on,d from the date Of the royal assent lhs bill which
Rpg V.o!or Emanusls Minister will submit 70 I'll,
IGahan P4rliau sat
10 the Peace Conference Of Vienna, on October g. the
Danish Representatives made SINE cessions Ut the
German demands, but persisted in rjec tne claim
5eh.esWig Hos elm 10 porlicn q lie indemnity Tor
the Sound dues. They made "a irteh ogositlon tor
cue settlement Of the question" but It does not seen
tbat aoy progress was made IN the negotiations.
Tee financial crisis tt pressed heavily on the trading
interests Of gland. May failures reported
Liverpool merchant VAS bankruped by his osslings
IN tie reDel cOtoa Loan. Toe BaJk OF England MAN
lined the Of discount at nine per GsD AID war
likely 10 advance 1t.
The following French dplomstc appointments are
announced in Paris: n. Mercer TO hsdrio n. Chateau
Rsnard to Washington; N. Bsnedstu to .riip Barol
40 Taeyranl 20 s. Petersburg; H. RsculLt to Fail.
f. r., and Count hassignsn TO TshSran.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
VIRGINIA, 10 VITA

VIRGINIA, ~ VIII AT kues held in
the Clerks once Of the County Court Of ,vhs.sa ron
he 9Th to the TIC dsy OF September, Il the year 1854:
Idward MAx,y In biz own right and sdn.tsr Of John
At1y osSeaso' PHI,
Maxey, widow said John Nancy deeess and wads
aaxsy EPhran haIsy, Pucci, and Billy Dobbins and
others, Dsftr.
IN oHANoERY.
This suit brought for settlement and div Non of
Of John Maxey deceased and the pntn having died nj, b
and appearing BY smdAy filed that oeendsn stoys
named except Ann haxey Of
sna on the nou'n OF the plaintiff by his ordered
that the said ABSENT defendan do here within
AFTER due publication Of tolls order AID do
protect their interest here and that copy th
.orth with inserted In the kchmond Wing Public
SDswspape published Ia the city kiehmond and
week four and that copy ported O.
he font door Of the curt House Of this county hs nsIs
County Court dag.
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