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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-12

FUTURE DAYS


lonice CORNER f Gary and Thirteenth streetsl
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION,
w at the office Of the Old Dominion Insurance
Company on FRIDAY, September 10th. 1861 COM
meaning at IL o'clock. the following desirable
PONDS AND STOCKS:
$40 900 Confederate lj-million Coupon Bonds.
1000 Confederate per cent Coupon Bonds, 80
and 'S1.
10000 Confederate s per cent. Coupon Bonds, ~,
&c and '7g.
81 600 Confederate per cent Registered Bonds
long dates
10 600 Confederate per cent Registered Bonds,
1863.
l., 900 Virginia per cent Registered Bonds.
400 North taruiinf pea cent Coupon Bonds
500, is-suiilion Coupons
lG Cotton Coupons
jab Cold Coin
50 shares Bank Ut HicIunohI
And such other Bonds and Stalk may be offered
DAVENPORT x co,
Sc I2-5t Stock AuctioneeTs.
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rds- WANTED, DEAD HOUSES, Cows AS AM,
MUIESIf persons having such on ti.,i ,psS WI, WI,
,,,,,rf, !, draw and have the animal hauled 10 our
tanuery, in rear OF the PoorllouSe foot OF secohd
street. we will pay ten dollars drayage on same:
au l2-eodi2t' H. }. MAldNE W.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF MOST
r. VALUABLE DWELLING AND PREM
TSf,s AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or MAR-
SHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS, AND TWO
Likely YOUNG NEGRO MEN, AT AUCTION,
Iy virtue OF the will ofC. j. Macmurlo Jr decd, and
ut the request OF the parties Interested, iall, a.
Executor, expose to sale, at public auction, upon
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
temler at Is o'clock l.. NJ. the DIV YELLING AMI
PREMISES of the late G. J. Macmurdo, Junior
being lot No 100 III the plan Of the city Of Rich
mond, situated as above stated, fronting one hun
dred and thirty feet on Marshall street and run
ming back one hundred and sixty-three and four
twetiths feet,
The dwelling is large and handsome, and, boil
by its construction and location Is the most desira
bic that has been offered III this city for some tm
past.
With the dwelling will be sold LOT, OF suitable
size and the remainder of the property will be ltit
of into several building lots according TO Il piii
which will be shown at the sale
perfect title will be given, and possession on th'
Isl OF November.
After the sale of the real estate, will be sold tw
very likely and valuable YOUNG NEGRO MIN
named ROBERT and WIliIAM-hoth OF whom
are BARRIERS, and accomplished servants.
TERMS For tine real estate, one-thiTd cash; bal
ante at four and eight months, with interest, ans
secured by trust deed; an cash, at the optiol
of the purchaser For the slaves, cash.
GEORGE L. MACMURDO,
Executor of G.. J Mtcmur1o, deceased.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs x WILLIAMS, Auc
tioneers 10
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EOR SAI4E.--I desire to sell, privately
il about six hundred cords of SEASONED OAK
WOOD situated In the county VI Fluyanna. about
one-quarter Of a mile from the canal. Address
" Box 2s5,n Richmond, Virginia.
81 S--Gt~ NATHANIEL TAYLOR IN.
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fr s,rrclu NorioE.
WILLIAMS 4 NoRFLEEr,
.,...Y, or MAIN Asp TuiRrKsSru sfRrrTa,
-. aus, ,.s,,y,.d, direct from the manufacturers
several choice lots Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
-. ,,.,o,,.nent of which five hundred three
s'a,ah ,oxssespccial attention Is asked fron those
desiring a safe investment a.. ,o,,, ,,,
This Tobacco has been worked the pfesen, y an,
-. -, a,,er--the bnik OF which can be stored
m,,rr,l,e or Greensboro with bat small cost
Samples now ready for inspection
ALSO,
Offer for sale, 10 cases excellent LitokisE
81 IL ct NibLiN'h""
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lust RECEIVED, thirty dozen s,, n~
IL RE,ATfA SHIRTS, fast eoloas; lso. . ls.s-
Sross IVORY BUTIoNs suitable g, l,''s an asl
eaats MACK WORsfEp BINDING, o"'
fi"'s1 JOHN hAki@, "a,
rs.hth ssr.st. between Broad and Grace. ns''
FredssirksbuTg Depot, Richmond, vrsnaA
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GTOLEN, On Monday, the 9TH instant.
from before General Braag's office, 'tssnan ia
MARE, marked &c. So shoulder, and hippea ~
the left hind leg Any intelligence concerning tne
Mare the thief viii be thankfully receiver ' th'
s5urgeen-t Generals office by ;..yz,
S.1 q IL N. NEW
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HIST RECEIVED.-NEW GOODS.
- 600 Ladies' Corsets,
20 dozen Ladies' Black Kid Gloves,
10 dozen Gents Merino Understands and
Drawers,
10 pieces Black and Fancy French Merinoes,
50 pieces Black Cahcocs,
10 pieces Black Alpacis,
10 pieces Black and Fancy Cloths for Cloaks,
TOO Silk Pocket Handkerchieis, all henlnied,
100 Gents Linen do, do. do,
600 Silk Neck Ties, for Gents,
10 pieces Black Lasting, Tor CATERS,
SO dozen Merino Half Hose, for Gents,
20 pieces Super West OF England Black Cloths
pieces do do. do Black Doeolnns
% pieces Superior White Shirting, only Sl2.
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order in the very
best style at l. W ROfSIoNS,
No 229 Broad street, at I, b. Quarles's store
d -
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NyOoE CARDlNG. The SOU ~
w VAIL MANUFACTURING .V M arS.s-
49,, a,,eh,ne,v fs.r CARDiNa WOOL" kol-'S
the soun,ry ia the yory LsNt nanatr , ' a,,l
must b. clean washed. picked hce' hoi'' IN, AZ!
CREASED we'll Thirty ~ Forty pounds All "N"
no as'ay '0' 'sa 0'u''4' JouN ). MARTIN,
@e-;.. seSsS! s.. ~
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RICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
- LEIGH STREET, BEYOND BROOK AVE

LEIGH STREET, BEYOND BROOK AVE
NUE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION immediately
after the sale ot the property above advertsedsay
at ; o'clock L. M-will he sold at auction, on the
premises the substantially BRICK HOUSE
located rs above containing four rooms, and Il
Kat chen with two rooms. The lot has front of hity
feet ON Leigh street, aud runs back the usual depth.
Trgaia: 0ne-third cash balance at SIX and
twelve MONTHS with interest all cash, at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneefs,
so Successors to Godiin < AppeTson.
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VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN

VALUABLE FARM OF FIVE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES, ONE MILE
From CHESTER, ON THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FORSALE AT AUG
TiON-Will be sold ut auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the goth of September, at II O'Clock NJ,
the valuable. FARM located as above. There are
one hundred and City OF open land, two hundred
in original growth the balance i'll second growth
some OF it very heavily wooded, and within one and
Il hall mules of Osborne on the james ilvef There
is some meadow lud The improvements are all
nearly new and CONSIST ot a two-5iory House, with
sever, ROOMS and tol.-Iool kitchen, laundry, and
ether servants houses, snlote-house, large barn,
stable fof twelve horses, seed-Toon ana carriage
hous.. and a well Of excellent water in the yard
The farm may be- Isl I'd any day by the Petersburg
railroad or on Tia, da OF sale Persons may by taxi
ing the morning tam to Chest"r5hatvc time to VISIT
the land and cxninc it before the sale, and return
the same evening to Richmond or Petersburg Pos
session will be given immediately
TERMS 0ne-third cash balance at one and two
wears with interest all cash, at the option vi the
purchaser GHUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auetoneers,
Sc Successors to Goddin & Apperson.
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By P. w. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

TIME MATTAPONI ESTATE OF
i, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY AukEs, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND HALE
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN, CALLED
HOLLY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.--Will
be sold at auction, on the premises, on Til U rs
DAY the 18th September, at ii o'clock A. NJ, the
very valuable estate located as above. 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, OF which about three
fourths are open land, and one-fourth in wood and
timber The open land is IN good state OF inn
provement The Improvements consist OF Il large
dwelling and every other out-building usually found
on such an estate--all in good repair The location
is beautiful There is the place very large or
charl peaches and apples OF the choicest kinds
This is a rare opportunity VI securing vaiual.and
most beautiful estate. Partial possession viii be
given at once, and full possession SO soon as the
growing crops can be secured. The Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad passes through the farm
near the house, ifo'ling.an opportunity OF visiting
the place and returning the same day,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance AT six ane
twelve months all eash. al the option OF the pur
chaser T. w. GKUBBS, AuctlonGer,
se5 Successor to Goldn Appersoil.
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EAIEEDIATFI.Y AFTER THE ABOVE
I aale-say at O'clock will be sold, at a'tetions
The LOT -ity hv hundred ana ttty ieet,--WIti'
framed house and kitchen thereon on NCHdbe, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, occupied
bv Nj. William Gennctt at a rental OF thirty dol
lars Per month.
Trims Cash.
GKUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
So. 10 Successors to 6toddin & AppeTs0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-12

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS s'i'',
remain at my office in the County .va.'iSSSS,s
tl.iily from O'clock A. III to L. NJ UNA %" ,,,s
day Of the present month, tser'.'hos'' ~. vne.-
fhe TAXES levied by the Court 20 parehlsrS Pr
sions for the suffering poor Of the county, IN.
very desirable TO realize the amount q, e an
the purchases may BE- made during the can S,s ~
GEORGE ID. Pl.EAsANis,
asts sheriff 81 HsniiSo eo9i1ll. y.
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NOR SALE. THE COOP WILL AND

E.-Commandants and osheis~
u the army and navy will pleste pay ai,'Ia.'
10 the notice already given that arianscn"nt TX
been made for a steamer 10 leave koekete pA'A
at O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock l.. Nj for the ls
pose Of towing bargos and taking ~ Dresry p'-
unartcrinaster and eoinnlssary stores ami 0t,s,
ticlcs for the army and navy. Except IA a. -,
emergency, steamers viii not be mfnlsi.Sa ~ V'
hours JOHN IA. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge oElee Special Set.isr,
le 2l--ts Navy ptpattl1@NN.".-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-12
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by Redwood, Phillips & To, kuct,onccr,

DJ INNIWVVu, y tO1
WE WILL SELL, AT AUCTION ON
Wv MONDAY NEXT, ut 10 O'clock, IA, aa.oft-
nent OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN tUkNI.
IURE, consisting Of
peistcaiS, Beds, ChaIrs,
Tables, Bureaus,
IOoking-giasscs, Stoves,
Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco,
Clothing, Gold and Silver Watehes Se &c
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS a 60,
Sc 10 Aultioucrrs
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VERY LIKELY AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM AND MILL FOR
Y SALE-"FORGE MILLS" SITUATED ON
TIE CIIICKAH0MINY.--The above 4, s.rlble
FARM, MILL, &e., containing 400 aerca with all
appurtenances. For Particular, &c, apply 10
X q. FARLEY,
At A. Farley l. TO -,
Cary, between Eleventh and Twelfth stioe;s
TERMS $3.50, 900 cash. - l2-2ts
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
sc 9--3ts THOMAS W. Oh DNoh.

VALUABLE FARM OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ONE ACRES, ON THE
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPikE, THREE AND
4 HALF MILES FROM THE CITY, FOR KENT
AT AUCTION.-Willbe rented out, pn the premises,
al t,.blie auction on FRIDAY, the 10th September,
ut 8 O'Clock L NJ the FARM formerly occupied By
Ms Draxtoit, now III the occupany OF Mrs. j. J.
Fry. 1t has a very handsome Dwelling and ali the
necessary out-buildings. The land Is fleh, part
well adapted to grass and the balance finvegetabe
land Tie garden is productive, and there Is an ex-
eellent orchard. The place is well watered and
healthy.
TERMS: Payable quarterly in advance.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
N GlalaiIa IL Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-12

I0RGHUM PANS, SORGHUM PANS.
y Sorghum Pans Of all sizes made TO order at No.
iG6 BROAD STREET, between Sixth and sesanth
streets. Call ut once, there Is only small lot q
iron on hand 80 3--eodGts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-12

DOGER MARTIN will resume the
IL, duties of his SCHOOL on MONDAY, sep
ielnGer 26th on Clay street, between Ninth ana
Tenth. $40
Trims For the first quarter, in advance,) si0o.
l am authorized, both by exemption from Con
federate and by special detail from State duiy loI
the purpose continuing my School, to say That It's
exercises will not be interrupted.
SO lll--3tf kOlER MAEIIN
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11OIJR PER CENT. CERTIFICATES
for sale at ROBINSON, ADAMS \ CO.'S.
Is I2-A
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LOST. gTRAYED, ETC.

II OST.--On Saturday morning last, sup
l 4 posed TO be on Fourteenth street, LEATHER
Fort NOMINATE, with gum elastic fastening In
it were two cheeks, Nos 81 and I'D, on bscnaase
deceased by james A. Scott, attorney, some ethar
papers of no value 10 the owner, and Anew iisn-
dollar notes A suitable reward viii be pad of the
wallet and contents il left at Dispatch ONCE
Jte
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RUNAWAYS.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

Dian away from the subscriber,
about the Sth Of last month, August Negro BJg
named ROBERT: about twenty eight years old,
five feet eleven inches high black; tine ST "i
teeth; rather inclined TO be knoek-knccl; quick
spoken aud very active. lie had Oh when hc hi.
brown Jeans sack coat. his other clothing not L.
collected. He was raised i'll Middlesex county.
will give the above reward for his apprehension AMI
delivery TO me- OF TO Messrs. S. N DAVIS & co, II
Richmond OF for his confinement in any LIil that
get him again. Sc 3-i0tl J. J'PACE
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DoTJARs REWARD. .Strayed

frmmv fathers in Henrieo county, onl last Nom
day, the stu instant, a ROAM STEER, about two
wears old The mark was n 10, k in each .ar, AMI an
lndek keel III the right will give the above reward
lar ,,nv ,,,,r,,tiu1 that will enable to get hun
THOMAS NJ DIETRICH,
81. IN -. , HcnTico county.
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TIME TOBACCOS.---W have for sale
100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, of various
brands" stultz," Pace Premium"
..Rogers's Gold Leaf, &c.
5,0os pounds Smoking Tobacco" Regaiia, |"
ssDeueaiion," .spioneer," and other de-
sirable brands,
SLAUGHTER & GO,
Sc CIT l59 Main street,
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NOTICE.-A liberal reward will be paid
y for the apprehension ana delivery 10 4. ",
Robinson, constable of Hcnnco county, of " IL
LIAM FRANK. lie Is charged with attacking me
flames n Tucker Oh the highway, near hechan-
Icsvilc turnpike and beating my wife sad Frank
i<; GclInasl, OF large frame about four feet ten
inches high; round, red face, and short hair. He -
the same man that was arrested upon suspicion OF
ai,nlg Federal officers to escape from the Libby
prison, Sc Fit JAMES A. 1othhh'
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MA ktIiES,
QUICkSTEPS,
ft+yT7ga

SONGS, &c.
Orpanists, Pianists, Vocalists, Teachers and the
lovers Of GOOD MUSIC generally, are respectfully
and confidently invited t. examine this stock.
NEW MUSIC vi the day constantly on hand
Muscid instruments, Violin and Guitar SitlllSS,
with general assortment vi Books ana Stationery.
80 II ZGtf
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vDIIN ". DAVIES x SONS,

IDHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
~ DEALER IN MUSIC, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
No lS8 3l,tin street, Richmond, Va, (r. H. lay
lor's old stand IL
where may be found large and valuable collection
of OLD MUSIC by eminent masters. This selection
was made before the war by gentleman OF aeknoT-
lcdged musical ability and taste Is probably nlif-
vailed by any stock the Coilivclacy; and COM
prises in addition to STANDARD SOnnltls, concerted
pieces &c., general assortment Vi lighter music,
such n
MARCHES,
OITI(ESJFpS
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-03

A grand jury in rebeldom ignored a bill
against huge negro for stealing chickens, and
before discharging him from custody the judge
babe him stand reprimanded, and he concluded
thus:
"You may 60 now, john Shaking his finger
at him) and let me warn you never to appear
here again.
John, with delight beaming in his eyes, and
a broad grin, displaying beautiful row of ivory
replied
II wouldn't bin here dis time, Judge, only
de constable fotch me-
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-03
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

THE following anecdote is from the Columbia
South Carolinian 1.-TWO old ladies were re-
Gently conversing on the Battle of Chickamau-
ga. Said one; i wish, as General Bragg is a
Christian man, he were dead and in heaven; |
think it would be God-send to the Confedera-
cy why, my dear, said the other, if the
General were near the gates of heaven, and in
vited in, at the critical moment he would fall
back
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-03

Yes, and very sensible retreat it would be,
too, either for him or any of the Southern lead
ers for it would be better to refuse to enter than,
having gained admission, to be found clothed in
the wrong kind Of garments, and afterwards
kicked out Ed.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-03


1t is so splendid, how can be thankful enough p
was the somewhat incoherent ejaculation of the
astonished girl.
"But what is it, dear, you haven't told me p
stThe soldier work, the blouse made, and
Kate laughed, and then sat down and ended
with hearty cry
Her mother silently took the extended letter
and read what was written in free, bold hand.
To Miss Kate Weston, O., Mass,
Ny dear lady-It seems only right and just
that you should learn the mission of your benev-
client needIework, and especially the blessing
that your little note carried with it to a group
0f disheartened, wearied, battle-worn soldiers.
The agent of the Sanitary Commission arrived
at Harrison's Landing almost as soon as We
AID after the needs of what wounded remained
there had been supplied, he had several suits of
fresh hannels left The precious souvenir, as !
shall always call it, of your generosity aud pat
riotism. fell to my fortunate lot, and succeeded
the threadbare, filthy, blood-staiued garment
that had gone through all the battles of the
week. cannot tell you how much comfort and
even luxury it brought with it, much less can |
express all the strength and courage that little
note pinned in the sleeve, impaired, not only to
my own heart, but TO the surviving members of
my company 1t lifted all discouragement and
dismay and disappointment from our hearts,
It filed us with pure and noble patriotism, which
is the brightest courage of q soldier. ! trust
that You will PAL don US, that then and there we
- and ora
three times three for the generous donor, Miss
Kate Weston, of Massachusetts,. While our
countrywomen are thus nobly mindful Of their
soldiers, no fear that our armies shall become
demoralized, or our cause shah be unsuccessful.
May heaven bless and reward you, and be assured,
he, who wears the garment your gentle hands
have fashioned, shall strive bravely to be worthy
Of it. Do ask too great favor, when | beg
line in return to assure me my letter has been
received2
Respectfully yours
SERG'T PHILIP LIsLE,
Co. D, - Regt., H. v. NJ.
nThis is indeed welcome letter, dear Katie, "
said Mrs. Weston thoughtfully; tive can work
now with redoubled earnestness. The writer is
evidently q gentleman. But what about the
note--you did not tell me-
No; did it upon the impulse of the moment,
and never expected to hear from it again. But
may answer the letter, and tell him how glad
am about it, aud say that dont deserve his
praise, for if cousin Mary had not talked to me,
| might have gone on unheeding my duty, like
10 many others. You are willing should write.
mammal
''I do not see that any harm can come of it, J"
answered Mrs. Weston.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-03
oflcial List of OfIicers and Patients.

The following is an official list of officers and
patients (Union) now in connection with, and
in, the Hospital at this place:
Surgeon in CAarge----ANTHoNY HEGER, Sur
geon, q. S. A.
Executive Officer, GEO. McC Muller, T. S. V.
Acting asst lSurgeons--GEo. JOHNSON, I. LIE
BOLD r. N WRlGHT, NJ. A. BoorH, WV. F. BIZ
CHAIRMAN, W. W. BIDLAcK, W. A. HARVEY, J.
GILMAN, H. s. CoLsToN, F. GIEsDoRF.
- Gtaplai,s~--Heg. J. A.. .SpooSER.
Hospital Secards---H. G. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, j. p STAMBAuGH, R. l.. WERSwAG, j.
E. MCGOWAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Affairs In Kentucky.
LouByELg. "Wednesday. JAY Q

LoUSyEig. "Wednesday, July -, 1854
On Monday night 81 guerrilas entered
aarvesyille and were shcllcd out Tuesday morning
by one of our gunboats. They then went TO Glover
port asd robbed the stores When last heard from
they we're moving StePhensport last night at IL
O'Clock.
As Gibson Mallory State Senator. was returning to
hrs home about five miles from Louisville in buggy,
accompanied by his SON. no nooOsted three miles
o0, ny man in soldiers gsrb. who demanded where he
VAS going he replied. "home."
The soldier responded. you had better go back TO
she city at this time Of night" Mr. Mallory then
>l.tcd his horse whereupon the soldier fired on HIN
rom carbine, killing him almost instantly
I. is -umorcd that tho evening Dr. Gilpn' FORM
sy py stefan Of the work house. who had been In the
military prison. was for fow miles out Of town by
d guard Of four men under charge of lieutenant.
Vie .od the Lieutenant that he would not be taken to
TIE military prison again alive and shot the Lieutenant
fatally, whereupon the guard killed the Doctor
Eav;y this morning elk guerrllas captured Capt
George W. womsck Provost Marshal Of Louisville
and hi clerk tho residence Of the former az MID
d.etown twelve miles f1om here. The guerrilias sd
nas.cred to them sort of oath in behalf OF the
Sou.heri, Coufederacy and then released them prs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

every land and nation well traitors Of this once
happy land. have lost by this act and love Of my
country all my property by IRE by the hands of traitors
except two small ou.housss all my books and valuable
papers household anl kitchen furniture, hay wheat
hc. leaving alone sixty i've acres of land nv oss
being about So 900 my family cothelcss and homeless
consisting Of SELF wife and three daughters one of
whom is much afflicted, and income for their support
being now about 500 But Notwithstanding with my
trust in an all.wise Lord and confidence in my State
and General Governments in making good my losses
some day. hope 10 make out 10 support my family for
the few days may yet live. and my family after. And
now say. in conclusion that any little Office suitable
for an old man in his I'D year would at this time DC
very acceptable and thankfully received from any
quarter whatever.
With many thanks and well wishes for my friend for
the interest taken in my behalf 1 remain his most
obedient and very humble servant, I. DAY.