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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-30
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is here1'y given that letters ot al
nnoD have been eroat"e to tha undersigned
f'ae estate o PETaa * ETTLE cec'd, Gear
ne dlte January Z .on 1864.
Il persons ildebrtit said estate are hereby
r CURED to make Immediately payment to the
%, signed administrator, and all persons,
ing claims against sal1 estate, to exhibit
= .of properly authenticated FOR allowance
81 ii N one year from tie date Of said letters
or Fey may he preciudeJ from any benefit
and il such claims are net presentend within
three years from the da,e Of said letters, thew
VIII be forever barrea. =
MONIKA KRAETFLP,
E.. AdminisrAtrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-30
Notice or glpnL 5cI5. r...

Notice OF 9nnL 50/5.o."
Public Notice Is mere. s.ee To-
di,ors and others Interested N III -
MARY QUINLAE deceased, that | VII.
final Settleme1 thereon at the nexttera.
iasconade County Court, to lie he}"
an ct the courthouse in Herman ~
end Monday OF May 1861.
MAENUS WI
administrator r tn es ate 0,
Gu ni9" decd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-04-30
0entraf.orber Np. 5.
5auptquartisr RES Staatst NliIouri,
Central Nrjutaniur.
ct. Qpuit. 90. Estrulr 1864.

GaNptqduIIieC etc Stl1tSI Ullfputi,
Central gil jutaniur.
Ct. eeuis, 30. Sstruar 1864.
unltr EirettiOn res Gcnmanlcur5 en- chef
nerccn paaYfr;fi6ns:e Siiiiere ttr enrpliyisr
NiIi, gum Gitnlt ais Grtmpticnz Gpmmi Hdrs IN
Die i9rrn Namtn ttissitsteu Counties uao fur Has
~lauienre Satr tsrahtet, unc batsn %risIeIten TO-
'rtt itrsn G!enf ais icltt anSutrttfu.
(Sttr icl9sn III Original te Namrn rrr iii
re perlhiscsnen Counties ern1nntsn &rmnliIlrs.
tis mir, I'M Naum gu ~rriparen, mrgtdhGI. Ats
6rsmpticns>G pmmjIlr IL OlstCnIrc 0cunto 1T
&apt. Gtas. =. Gisen gen GvmE. g., "a. 9ts8.
Z. u. 81. %srnanni. a.. +. 3teG.)
II 0tnannte Gommifl.: tabtn ajstalo mad
Gmpian9 rtfitr Diner rurn eiuc ETsrtIIts ?tqtl,
ale Yerirusn in itren rtIpetticcH Counties, rf.te
tsm NjljtlrtjsEf u%ntcrWpr'Cu I'm, 0uijuiorl0n.
rag is am Orsr pOr rem |. W1l 1861 Ycr lin
s~rinsinen I'm i6 fir Ten Nijljtlrrisuit iur IA,
Sltr 1864 t~nrruirsn 3u ldI;n. Tim ate YeyV
usn. msitt oerilumen, fit 70 snrcljreu IN lanes,
lcltn o~nJs'stFn merrsll, ols % liz iii afrfiae3
t0ben, loren Wluarrlenlt iur ra5 Satr 1864
l~siitsn, uuo ioQtu i'll llrttrl inttmn,ung nit cen
Giei 9 uue ZEN t~ltttelltr Crt:r5 b feuert rvC:i
III. AQe Yerirnst, mslbt opr 9etpdcrtI in
e!sIsr Onu aui irgfr tiHta gfune I'm GrEn-
IlrNCl Dph UlkllIHlIlHll |tp"i!t' tt-tHt Eh
az orr Dor Fem otGn cH3suty,sg Datum Il
GrsmyticnS-&cmmi1Irtn iUr jtre &cuEtiCa IL
5rempiirnEeapiere 3rr Yrlim3, unr NOM lie !
[rntutrnng reri slttn ttrsttiJ, inr, 3ur Gratu.
rnnQ p~Cr!ssen.
". Nat Yeripntn. mtlte gum MiIitarlisn T.
firitm Sta0t H]erpitttet iinr mo tit 4rajrj,n IL T.
iA ven Nl,ieurt N Fem 0eAsnm ,ruA'. So
itsrItttiten wolen, merlen benohrlttlat, TAP f.
Tie Grmmutatirntf tdtr an cea Gci.sttrr re1 Vi
GeuntY'5 su ;atItn batsa, eae ls rtn Sta2t Ye,'
!oitn; uHr alt Y~rripnsn, wsthi rj;5 u~uttrtait
Hnc pgriuten Ten StIdt 3u o%:r,aTgu, ieNcl a:iat-
gen gcngmmtn uue ~ tnn8e III Otm1tgHm AlEa
gn wcrrsn, 6s lire GrmltatjonA t:Utr tG31.. II
V. Ellie 9erionsn, Nude tuter reridnnlttn rCn
Die "a In 3utunft u%ntctln fen, tire GOmu;ationa
Fsun gu hs31tler. rem lie itnm oui aeri9ret
N.iit o~uierlcJt wurrr, irutn nnastaIt:u ptrGr
Nl!lrrisnltc Sd ~t2iiten, tjs ,ttis SteUer tt,a9.
n; g: egta!ttn laiur r~itrl.s 81a5l&us, Xxi 81
l,rs ger Ontu I'M MjIit1rtirnit MN 9l,jdcm 9lara
unD Pie SrtmptjcH5-&e fare Ratst laiuo /,
iorB,n, eeB ols ielte Ynlpnen pCr9llt:t pncel
mn ta6en it onWta!ten, eaB lte iHr,.e IltoIt
ttus, biz riti =; Sisutr YOlisiart9 ttSottt 1T.
Gui @t;ett .cn Sen. Mlajpr
~ - a d. - 4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
I lrHE CITY

Rsulsks Ell ,As N4Toa o. sltesias bic aSuIt
room ibis aOshns he e'lled' before lin ihs Captain
and two LeutsDAata OF ths hight"atch. who we're Ia
attendance pafsuan hi, insflstions and addressed
to them sem, rena Ks. which hs charged them to d,
liver to the sa'ehmen generally. $3.50 81 ~
He sad hs had solhiag 10 do With making the laws
Il Was HE oiceto have them eTeoa ed II the people
did not like the law rgaas ulawinl assemblies. the,
must apply to lhe Legislature and the City Counsel,
He then read tho Law which Proncunoss a. an unlAH,
fu assembly, tho assembling except at their M u ~ Of
mo,s ,b.u ys..yes and authoris,s the magistrate to
nppiah the negro,s caught in such assembly. &c &'
n then read the ordnance to the same effect and sad
that Wills the Law and ordinance we're 10 existence 70
SHOULD have them xscu.ed. Ba. executing a'a~ was
one hing and the mAnn'r 10 which il was done qlt'
another Hsihen condemned tho manner 10 which The
night watch had broken up The nlawfui assembly a.
Mr. PsndIstOn's, on Thursday night To bis surprise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
rHF NL1GAR1 PFA0E NEGOTIATION

Horles Greeley has made another stateuen, relative
{, bic connection With The attempted peace negotiation.
fsys that IN the fret letter he addressed TO Lincoln
On tti, subject be simply Indicated certain tases Il
psso, snd rslnon which Ia thought it I'D DO e1Pe-
dsut 70 csr the rebels in case teir Psoaer 70 The
G,ve:nmert should be- ne feared t would, one that
could not be aceeped Tas brief reply 10 this letter
gas to this effect:
'It any psrsous duly author ztd By the reSe'a are
prepared ,r such terms Of peace aud r,eonsiTuc-
ton as yoa ses lOrih, bring hem g Washington
Greeley says be s. once replied
''AIr President, do no know What towns the reb Il
ENJOYS are prepared 70 CGsr. How could know >
:. Ny point Is no, that they stand ready to th 7
tsrr that yen a0gept, bu that they can ohSr no
terms that you will not sire sthen The nano al cause
By receiving and Considering Tae more unreasonable
aud osnsiys their terms tue better Tor our side, ro
sidsd We are not able 10 accept theIn.)
lincoln did not strengthen the nltioral cause in
sc manner suggsst'd b. Greeley, bu, Cxgoscd tho
soVen foot CT any such exposure were nSSdst BY pre-
scrbng "arreasonsbs and of .nsiSe terms which pre-
cluied any nrgcua,ior.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
IVEST VIRgIyIA.

4 Uoioa Convention 10 nominate State officers Al
Presidential electors for Yves, Virgins" assembled a.
Grafton on the 81 inst. Arthur ]. Brennan, OF Wood
o alty, vas nominas-d for Governor @. D. Hall Of
Rtrisos county, for Secretary Of Sale; Jl7. heWhor'
ter OF ROaBe County as Auditor Of at; Campbell
TsrT. Of Brooke county, Treasurer Of STATE, and
Eparan B. Hal, Of Marion, as Attorney -nsrIl.
Tho 10 losing Is the electoral ticket: lst District
Josn H. AtkiGsoa, Of Il .oeOck; 2, Hon. Edward c.
Bunker, Of MOnODglis; Sd, R 8. BrOsa, OF Jackson.
Delsga,ss at Largs-Elssy Hall, Of Mason, ana W.
J.. Stevenson, OF Wood
Resolutions OF tie strongest Uaioa stripe seIe
adopted heartily endorsing the nonlnati9a Of Lincoln
..d Iohneen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

w. krd ssss Marietta IL esasss, oLIvsR stdS, tEs
.ssh ear q his age.
80 he ri IA. aiss5afi sh his parents
-, bstore me or Tits Wien Gen Price
x ~ Is 70 rCslsi Fg1sr ytahnyl be among tns art
h In ne standard Of TAI gallant snt Plto' chsL Ter Pr
nhts served under aat sommsldsf, and vas IA all hs
psitlss OF to doe q ne hsi tgPL When The Ms
I mn oned the Confedsras Ia fennessse he ecco-
"a 3rasIsl Prse, being tasn Lieutenant 81 aItls
800 erosIpg the MIDI sPpi he set iafloash 20 Yist
III 80, IA Vreis VI he IenAired some hae Before hil
o - West General Ph'a having Ieer7ttsd he hissii-
- "a aaiog Il acott rel siu bis oil leader, be sen 10
5 C.r,in. AID volunteered arVlte in accompany o.
srv Erty h. came Win his oatsfy 70 'lrgn and
- IA onsd Rc nond ant ltss sPr q s9en ms oatS5y
80 h, Al he i5ruass Of "a taImy qua ~ rst as ana -
5 Il ~ h.tfls near NaieIa WheGstpty leFiog pa.
-. i,ii N, 49, Aver bis a., ycdns lan uh0 had
sd ths anl Of all Who kneE tla ~ 81. staa
- n sobFie fs Ia hssli Ia olone.i ana eour 81
M - a1 an Ire exemplary fuh meat OF his dutrs IN Sv'
Ia =. 81 ne NeVr ala Drawer Or more anet C1Ale ga
-. n v n mas hcson Nor has ts bloody VA eAnlsa ~
vs n nsfs sshy, uho VII be pore asePg A"shsss ~
frf1ids snd rsl ttFes- 80,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
THEEEWs
YRoM PErIR BURG

Snes the It'd, affair of Fdtsy lssi the spaaon On
the front has Iespssd mo a dTeary condition. Of
qaie;u r. Ols would tbink, from the symptoms, that
tie enrs Yankee army in the lsiless sIste Whsh
ct csdes TIE bilious fever and testsn asus, both Il
hoh are erioytd nouhere On the face Of the habi abe
globe IN greater perfection than slpns She James and
Lover ApeomaiiCI 4 Is Is no; unchriayan We UOuld
say ls hen have addel thsse scOurgs 10 TIE say
OF in-5c's such a. cursed Egypt coGOlnns, however
chs r1sll OF ms ehinsh With the buEEag and stngteg
Of the James river gAlHn,pPsI
Wa received so0py OF tie Express ahead Of the train
yssisrdAy evening which ssrsa ,hs. the oh Of shs
sxposoa Of Gus A'us on Friday sitsTnool Nss 20 tlO-
q? assP shiaA the enemy ruH0iae tOwzI Is az n-
P2Fiaat p0siuOa on orr centre, Tux, il oloysd wss
very seo:u.ly dOue a. is Is ksOsn SHAT '6e e0eaye
gslefy ran vsTJ close 90 he point q! Which the niue
vas sprung Il Is thsusbs TIA. tSis sG.F vii CON
plstsly check iFter mining operations on the part o.
hs Ysakses At The Poiu snd render hsn exceedingly
Ssutioai Il eshere
Toe entmy5 loss H0t aFceTtale3 bat tbe EEoress
thinks is va SMALL owing to the fast that she
nosaxsBd tcIhoir bfsAssEorks. The explosion being
unexpected, caused psnie among ths enemy, aud
though bad iatSasion Ofioos,ng uP with an as
ssa our soldiers coui ooTss s;ths temptation giving
G..as - eth missing. Bsauiegasd as, saoSs A1E %
baFios, 1; seems In g SouLtsF direction AS tWo can
pay As this Interesting ssWs shall $50 who wins.
TTs oF sGe, sro willing 90 o0f pis upon the lucky
d so.s-sFsn agaios, cur spao;si fsvoriis Ulgssss.
fbs Express says il res Ofied that GRAFT Is ssuai2s
aas5 as t,UOps also 60 ~ hs IS IGNORING MS tea',
das from ihs front sk.S iadi1alss al evscuatSl ct
Es pFslsns POSITION.
raG SKEK GUSsJAcs Il, faE EAPFAaASsecK
We sSil hear il sAsd By persona WhOse Juaguen! h
vor.l sOmssbog, ihA. he large set Of ganboas aud
Transports Whsh appeared AZ th5 moash Of the R'Ppa-
k1nnoas On Wednesday last have some connection S,h
the ranoEed Yankee raid which il stated d 70 sW OF
a.ross an ALREADY desOlatsi eOaatry TO the Central
road For our own part have bai htdo faith ia this
prospective rad unless desperate stsaEegc exp d =
co. TIE Yankees san', Immediately, al Inc men thai
Grant can spare aioSg The Potomac, aytsad 20 Eul
B.sshlri g, acd tlsir Tsba eonrade1.
NO HING AT THE VAR DEPARTMENT.
We Efn. 10 tie War Department las. night As usual
and gsthegsd 10. even respectable runOr. An ofiaer
0. ihs uscrips Bureau Who il as stCril hCent in
dselNgs Ct he NUT uirOGS labor5 Which daily de-
volve upon him % he Is hUnoroui ,aCetcuay inform
ed us at an carrier hour tia: AL remains quiet the
RlpidAp, and that there Is NJ thipg from Deep Bot
tom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
IRON NEW ORLFANl

CLrsrOS, La, Aug 6--NsN leans pspars state that
she enemy have entirely evacuated Bio~usVills, il
TeIss, removing everything *
Our b t,riss 10 sinking the ara BIZ, killed three
and wounded thirteen Yankees. The balance escaped 10
Skipvith's Bland.
ANational Negro Convention is to be had ia E'~
York on the Al October.
Yesterday morning, a O'clock, Colonel Scott cap
ured toe loSkade at DOyes plantation, on The ri'er
bslos BGon Rouge, without tie loss of man. We
have over ono hundred prisoners and large amount Of
military stores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
From MOBILE

MOBILE, Aug 6, ls64.-A special to the Advertiser
Gys one Of tho enemys gunbOAts, with wounded, left
for Pensacola. We communicated with her. Admiral
Buohanan's wound was doing we'll He may be saved.
o. the Tennessee two we're killed ana eigh. wounded;
On the Selma eight killed, including Lien" INT
lms.oek, and seven wounded on the Morgan one was
slgdtly wOu,dod
The saIIS at Foe Morgan are in hne spirits. Tnelr
loss is slight The enemy ia firing wildly. gunboat
cane u2 lest night also the crew of he Gaines. The
enemy lost one monitor and one gunbOat.
IL Mo6il' business IS generally susperded
The city Is mili.sry camp. Tnres gunboats came
within a few miles Of Dog River bar yesterday evening
ard went back. The enemy have merely carried our
ou,Eoss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
RAs rHf 80 OF K1RAoLRs PAssR6l

HAS THs Day OF MIRACLES P4SSRg3
feDsl h bls individual down in isofsis. Who hos
already succeeded Ia nsAiDg isal buzz ID esetsa
oaFfIoa aud eufsd &c old hound Of be s6sknsss Il :
nsw laid eggs, has at thiS lms % tsad genuine liz
Yankee all the #sy from Osps pSi "tSn be iS patiently
aeavoribs 20 teash tell the tub. u ne succeeds
~s shall eIp.a, hin either to esags Tho eosf Of
the hopiau remove the ep s from he lsepsrds ita.
make Grant Isetcsler, Oh d o1ssr perpetual Gslisa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
Wy PnR[E1ATIONS.

We are Indebted 70 tee Fuoiisnsrs, Ae:sTs West
Johnston, Tor = copy Of 'Eas Lynne, or tho Earle
Dlu7h,ss By the sasbOr Of The Hshs OF Ashley" etc.
We lake it FOR granted that he reprint Of bis vi
o. EssEs Wes. JJsn-tOI "a guarantees OF i's merit
al veis Of GetoD. Il vii no d5ubl be eagerly Pur-
CHASED BY che reading PusIc.
From tao same frn Eo have "Phe Southern School
Arithmetic. or Youth 4ssissant b. s J ESWier-
.zsoJps edi io9- We commend this lit'ls work to
"a aiteuGioD Of cur teachers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
rRoR PETERsRuR4.

PE7zs-DUss, Aug s.--sines the explosion Of Friday
evening tlsrs bss been nothing Of interest. There
ore eket ftns and shelliDg to-day but resulting ia
nothing Gslst is ce'tliny sending mote troops from
his musn3 - the Why. Grant, however, ia o, be
eYei to have abandoned mining bet is still psT5sTer
ing digging.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

HUcxsrERs.-A Vile, AZ I.Alan, and Henry John
soa, free negro, we're yesterday breusl before ihe
Mayor by officer Gafiu for buying large Quantities of
melons in the market TO SILL agAia IN their resPtO
We shop. Both parties Eere fined. The policemen
81 oaed az the mark q cauuOt do the y pre- t,r
service than By breaking up tle pr ece o. TIE lslian
ana n, gro stall keepers OF buyirg up to at sd
varcsi prices al tie good fruit that brought to our
anarkata.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09


a. a.assesi.ss 7. ed lsssss! tsss lsss Ia .A.s
hose kai sa..et By aue Of tho sstSh.ash "a be
charged Lieuepsu, Coasins. Who was In ehsfss
OF the 'qlad Of night watsh wo' entered NJ.
Psndleton's, 10 "6ud ous ilat maa. 1t would
not answer for Cousin TO say he did DOT know the man
De must kaov him I'd rim out, aud report him.
No such man was wsutet ia he watch 4. xss Rsd that
the vatohmeo bad snoogS themse va secret UNDER
standing. 9rdng 80 the term, Of Which oas ~a,ch
man was nos TO inform against sno her lie would have
them know that should h, catch w.ichmsn TO fail TO
inform az inkt another who guilty Of breach of
the Law. he won'd Instantly discH rye hin.
The iyor went OF 70 say h.. the duy OF the pole,
va; preventive as well as corrective WheO they saw
unlawful assembly 10 proc Of fornston they
not to val. until the crosd lad all collected but 60
al to the owner OF tie house and admonleb bin
tba. breach OF the law was abou; ID be committed
Tbele suueton, were rot designed apply to cases
where negroes we're assembling for uDlsful purposes
houses or PLACES OF low upIts. II The PO-
&C should shspe Their eondacl according 20 the cir
eumsiapees.
~ his point a considerable tortlou % The Mayors
remarks were drosned by great eougaicg, hawking.
snsezing and snos,ing OF tbs li6s vi AaJ5is Court
lawyers Bho were present in fercs.
He then adnonished TIE watch against assisstins
their business to be fuaniug about after ,sbswsJ Ne
gross. He fsd jast suspended three Tor sngssiag In
ths business TO Inc neglect Of their other duttss The
oity did cot pay them 10 catch ruaawsss. God bad aot
created the man who could BIT up al nga s65 nights
ia the year. and then about every Gay after iuas
way ne groes. Ii ssiehmsa did iua ssou! In hs day
when they should be az home sssep, they Wsfe bound
sleep night as many persons non accused tasn u
doing. ~
pFopsf remarks 10 the Wa'chme1. We hops they ell
10 needed, but No have tnoW1 quite sc good ise,uiss
Fon the sans soa' es ihsoHn away upon ihen. .
No Par ToR ras wo0sOEb We regret to iesin that
hers lney 10 the hands Vt hsjos Amber. Pay
nlssier Tor the SICK and wcnaded RodieFs. Corss
isnlly the seL and wounded who arc receiving fur
lOoghs aud 20 whom 10 many instances there due sx
moniha pay ale obliged 20 90 TO their homes without
cent u o01tse 10 ll,me attaches 10 Aejot AnblsS
or his Toe no man ID anxious than he 70 sllo
as the soudiDn Of suffering soldiers; but be
Only pay the OF ued4 furnished bin BY tho
Treasury The d ficul,y Is with the Treasury. We
hnk they are was their time trying 20 ger up then
notes IN too fine ele. Tdis 70 all unneesssiry. Aay
kind OF piece OF paper with che handsome phil Of
any of our great men t aud the signatures OF two
beaun Gus y0urg women wall answer every purpose.-
The money is wanted for use not ornament aud ought
o BE- @ u ked ot ~ ~ ---l.ly' t-l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

DKAFH or AN Ac-os.-Late advio5s f. ON Nassau an
nOuoee the death, Dy yellow fever, at that psoe, OF NJ
G. F. Marehaut long manager Of the Charleston Thea
ca. Nc. MarehAnl wss an actor of decided msrit.-
5 veral years sgO-duripg the close Of POtters man
agemsat, We beheVe-he vas prominent member Of
the sock company OF tbs RchmOud Theatre, and be
came very popular With the play gcers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
THE NE VS..

FROM tbs BAY sHORE-YAsKrl TROOPS MOVING TO MA
RYLAND.
gsntl,usn ph6 aTiTedin Richmond this morning
from the Bay Store, says that for week previous to
the lst of August large number Of Yankee Transports
laden With troops passed up the Chesapeake Bay. Their
destination evidently beng the 'eat Of war, on tie
other side of the P0tomec. BstWeea The let and 4th
Thursday very few indeed were seen. Ga the
howover large number OF the larsest size transports
we're passing oil day That these contained tFoOes from
Grants army en- rOus to reinforce Wright, Hunter
Co., and last, though no. least old Granny Couch and
his soir krOut Pennsylvania AiliSs," cur informant
hasn't doubt. In fact friend of hisr who WIS at
Old Point while these transports passing, informed
him that such was the case
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

BsPuTLIIos % TLcTOhY 1FIs4hVEs 10 rlef h0s-ElL'
F.oal The AaneAssisr RSdainer.
rscUfsEEH IEDIfxsDKkcE As.ocLfies No &c,
Market Street. Manchester. July ls. s64
NJ, LINES Nield, Honorable Secretary Of the South
arm independs DC Association presents bis compliments
tath, edi,oi Of the 6xaniasT q lines and bses 10
hand him The enclosed sport an au1ielce ven this
afternoon By Eml Russell to deputaton Of faatoIJ
oDsrstises on the bjset OF ths American wal
eY.stsFosJ afternoon depulstion OF factory opera
t.7ss repFsssu.ing ID colchester Stockport, PfePoni
Oldhem. Mscelst6sid AID other Towns. waited by sp
poi 3imen! upon Earl Russell at the Foreign On -, ioi
the purpose Of presenting to bia Lofdshp memorial
gned ii upwards Of $4,000 persons engaged IL tia
eOL.on manafaolnI6.
The sepltati1 N was introduced " III. JAS APin II
Turne', n P sir Thomas q. hssketh, HAft H. T an
M. ". Il. Horribly, N. P. la
rhe prayer o. the. memorial 60 he ensol nfst,
flat the III smoriaists having ben supplied prior 20 tue
American war Win cation of The qnGl ty best ed ptsd
to Their Aats aud hSt no failure in the supply OF such
cotton bad leen anticipated, their rate OF wages was
based entirely upon it, use Secondly, that SINCE the
beginning OF The var, on slah Of their NUMB had
zen enLrrl deprived OF wOrt, thereby becoming pau
peTs or Tecpesis of charity, while large mel Jrty OF
the remainder. compelled 10 use inferior cotton, had
been, snd sill were, earning ouly about thirds OF
their ner wages Aud thirdly, cons derng they bad
patiently tuffered ther severe privstIols, owing
to the belief that such a state Of things
could not last, they we're row Induced, by tie evil
dent hopele suess Of the struggle the part OF tho
North 10 subd6e the SousheTa Safes 20 represent ~
his Iordship ihe claims Of lhs factory operatives up
the favor, bls consideration Of Hr haiestJs gov
ernmenk ana 70 pray that Her Majesty might DO
sdVssd 70 snteF Into eOnesrt with other European
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

GooD - General Hood Is e et1aIg az Z radica'y
charging be condition Of thing. IN chs horse d,pF''
r.euE lie d sloultsd tho Goa mnd ttat ssetsa A.
I,nts some algha sg1. and s executing BIZ string lt
oIdsrs 10 dismount sveTy 0.seman and mueman who
is found absent fT0n Lie SSIIs13.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED STATES
THE SLOVENIAN RAID.
YANKEE ACCOUNTS.
ROUT OF GEN McCOOK By OUR
FORCES.
His Reported Death.
YANKEE REPORTS OF WHEELERs
DEFEAT.
FROM GEORGIA.
ATTACK OF A STEAMER on TIE JA1E5 81
OUR BATTERIES.

We have received copy Of The Ne" Yors Tims' OF
the b. from which NO gather tie following. l. will
be seen that at that time the New SSt psPe's hsuAo
account of the capture of stonsmsI and hs raiders or
If hsy had they ala look upon it as the most sgfas
aba piece OF news they could give their Feadsfa
, TSoH NASHVILLE
Nashville wednesday, Aug 8, lseI-9ss. Gions.
MAJ raid aloi the Macon railroad net with great
thus completely isolstg Atlanta, But rsget the ne
oessity 20 add that one division Of csgslry while sc
turning met with seriOul disaster, The Macon Rail
ad up fOt eighteen niles the rails tWstso
the tea tanks bridges depots burned aud the road
rendered usel,s for months to come. G
Returning by NAY oiNsHmsn, Cal tuTed large Wa
con iIain filled with much valuable private property
belonging 10 rebel Officers aud among other property
va General COOS papers A1d ulntlty OF whisky,
all Of which fell into the hands Of the General and his
forces.
About this time the rebels, under Gen. Ran Oh, A.
tackled Gen. AeUOok, and yht ensued, in which Me-
Co ks commaad routed and the greater part Of hs
command captured. About FIVE hundred of the troops
have reported al Marietta and gave fearful stories OF
| Losses The command at stating, bunbered about
three thousand two hundred Gen. Me0ookis reported
killed. D., $685. -
/ FROM lOUI WILLIE. ciG ~
LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday, Arg S.-The Nashville
Union of to-day, Says: apparently veil authenticated
hns official noi nation has been received that Gen.
sonsmap not orly tho Macon Railroad, bat defeated
he rebel Wheeler at P.oOtors Creek that The latter
LOST from 500 to 900 men 10 the 6ght and bis dead
| and wounded fell into our hands.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

HUsrIyGj COUsr-Tbe Grand jury, in this court
brought in large number Of indictments yesterday
No case Of interest Was tried by the cturt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09

IL LAND, In The county Of Henfieo 10 miI1 hboVs ifh
uond and near Old Deep Run Tu nplfsIa uAnfS ole
certain deed OF trus viii one o. ne uasfsst sn.n
ssl al publ auon on WEDaEaDtY e h nsAnt st the
s,oys formerly kept By Lsske Pyssrton the t noensaA
ab,vs the Pump The parcel o. land con
veyea By sal deed The contains s. sefes Of ss vcedea
~. aSe hottom /, well and y eIpss<6 adapted
"a ~ rrah Of grasses ana within ihre i. ~ raj ROAD
tr,rsaostion II asohs farms OF D. btr gsv and nT
Bensmin Ms,srs o. OF bepl ANN tkr StscsN VIC
prsnl,e- 10 any Wishing % purchase.
cash resipyabls Ia 40 a lnt.lnsnss o
ard mouths veil scared with interest roia Ne aAy 81 $40
or al cash, II option Of the purchaser ..,r ss
aus ,eitd., rrass.A