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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
State Of Iowa, !
~ sc.
rsma County,

TO CtVPHVn NfIngHHIHH'
Gilbert Nc Millen, Jonas Wood, Ann king
aman, Ann Reecc and navid Reece You and
each Of you are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court ct Tama County, Iowa, petit
ton of the county of Tama, claiming Of you
for the use Of the School Fund, the foreolcs-
ure Of the mortgage therein described, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon Of the second day Of the
next term of said court, commencing or the
third day Monday IF September, 4. p. 1864,
default viii be entered against you and judg-
ment aen6ered thereon.
- Isaac l.. Allen Dist. Atty.
( Rev. I and Attorney for Plaintiff
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
List OrLeltors

0lu00 ~ uIO03OuU
Remaining in the Pos: Office at To.
lcdo Iowa July l, 1854.
Bender, 8 &J2
Bowen Mr. JTW
Brown Mrs Sa, all Ann
Bowen PW
Fitc, Mr. j B
Gimbel, Miss Cntharine
Harper, Mr. Samuel
Hadley, Hiram N
Heller, Herman Esq
Humphrey Mr. Wotson
Jude Mr.. David
Nc Laren Mr. James Q
Maynard j A sa
Powers Mrs Carline
Sears J X Esq.
Shaw, Mr. B + .l
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised. y
T. A. GRAHAM, p. M.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale,
State Of Iowa. IS:
Tama County
G. s CIV Church
p. Brush & James II. Brush.
BY virtue of . execution dated the
2Gth day of May A d. 1861 to me direc-
ted. Issued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of the
District .ourtof Tama, County, State Of Iowa,
in favor Of G. i e. W. Church and gainst
+. Brush 4 James II. Brush on judg, ment
rendered by said court in vacation, to- Wit ::
March 18th a. D. 1861 against the said 7.
Brush ) James II Brush commanding me that
Of the goods, chattels, stock or interest in
any company, debts due, property in the
hands Of third persons, which are not ex-
cmpt By Law from exccu ion-cf the said T.
Brush and James II. Brush make tr cause
to be made the sum of 81 dollars with inter-
est and costs, have .evied upon the
smith ,cest quarter of the south east quar-
ter Of section t.reny SIC to,rnship eighty
four (s+) north Of range fifteen (l5)
mEst Of the 5M p. II,
in Tama County, Iowa, be sold or so much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said Judge
'rAent, interest and cost;
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall or
the sOth day of July D 1864, between the
hours Of 3 clock 4 NJ. and o'clock p NJ eff
said day, sale to commence at the hour
Of 10 O'clock A n, at the front door Of the
Court House in Toledo, Iowa. in the county OF
Tama, offer and sell at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, all the
right title and interest Of the above na ned
defendants, in and to the above described
property or SO much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgement for the above
named sum together with costs and all ac-
cruing costs, unless the same shall be sooner
satisfied.
H. "A. WILLIAkON.
Sheriff Of Tama County
by LIB. Nelson Dept.
July 5, 1864. 80 asssf3s yin27
Allen h Strut lc, Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE YOUNG OR OLD.

Male or Female.
II you have been suffering from habit
INDUCED n BY the Nh
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES SO MANY A.
LARMING SYMPTOMS,
II unfss thew for Marriage ss
And is the GREATEST EVE which can
bcfall
NAN or WOMEN.
See symptoms enumerated in Adver
tisement and II you are sufferer.
Cut out the Advertisement, and send
for it at once tea
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for Hclmbold's take no other.
as Cures guaranteed.
Be,Oare ofCoSnserfsits and lnitasions
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
Collectors Notice orU.' 3. Inter.
s# mnO n 0vemmA

Noticeis hereby given that the annual ts3es
for 1854, and al other taxes assessed BY Hon.
N. C. Wictiqg U. 8. assessor for Tsma County
under the Excise Laws, are now due and pay
able, and will attend ct Toledo July 9th,
1864, atthe Cary House to receive the same.
All persons are hereby notified that III
Taxes upder the Excise Law now due not
payed 81 that time, ten per cent will be added
ON demand, RAYMOND H. KELLOG.
u. 3. Deputy Collector. re
Sd. Div, 4th, Dist lows.
Grinncll lows, June 2lst, 1901
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LOIl1AL.
U.ss. oclesats Convention.

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Unlen Delegate Convention.
A Union Delegate Convention will b.
holden at Toledo, Saturday, July 10th
1864, at o'clock p. M. to elect Dele
gates to the Judicial and Congressional
Conventions. Representatives from
townships same as last Convention fol
State Delegates. ag
J. NJ. Shanklin,
I'M Chairman OF
Co. Committee.
=. Major Thos. Free will please &C.
cept our thanks tcr Vicksburg papers,
.lso Capt. John A. Staley for Memphis
papers.
The funeral sermon Of the late
Rev A. A. Sawin, will be preached q:
the Baptist Church in this Town, at the
usual forenoon hour, on sabbath, the
nth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Gum, Of
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
lie will also preach At the Same place
on the Friday evening previous.
-. The Monticello FIGURING Mill is
again running in full blast. Mr.. La
Barr, who has acquired gcod reruta
ton ass miller al Iniiantown and this
place, superintcnds the making OF flour
and meal, and good work only hereafter
need b. expected Their flour is for
sale at VS.. Turbctt's and NJ. Cocliran's
-. The late rains have helped our
crops amazingly. Wheat lie iengthen.
ing out, and corn shooting up very
rapidly. We hear considerable com
paint Of the millions Of ch;nch bug
that infest some fields of wheat, but the
general opinion is, SO far m xc can
learn, that they will probably do but
little damage. The harvesting Of rye
and barley has already commenced and
wheat harvest will be on hand in about
ten days. Crops are promising very
fair indeed.
Colonel John Council, Of the 2Stll
Iowa, Infantry, h, . a, length arrived At
home, minus his left arm, in coniirma-
ton of previous reports. lie is out mp
on parole, not being yet exchanged
lie has not resigned his commission,
nor fully made up his mind to do so.--
From al accounts that we can gather,
the Colonel has made good record tor
himself, and we feel proud Of him as .
lama County Colonel.
Hon. J. b. Grinncll will please
accept our thanks for important public
documents. His course in Congress
has been such, 50 far as we can learn,
as is generally and we believe we can
say entirely approved by his constitn
snts H. las y, en- und mo- ony
ready, but bold anil fearless in the dis
charge Of his duties, aiding the admin
istration dealing out heavy and telling
blows uponthe oopperheads, and watch
ing olose,y the interest Of his cons titu-
ents, such i. the man that We want t"
rep. esent rs in O.,ngress, AMI we Ger.
tainly cannot do better for ourselves
than to return him this fall by our bal
lots, to Congress for another two years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
To1edo lAn.
NURSERY 49,

'0-" 1928
The subscriber has made arrangements
Tor the establishment Of a NURSERY, near
Toledo, Tama Co. Iowa, between town s the
R.'R. Depot.
For the present, s until further notice he
will receive orders for Fruit Trees of all
kinds
Shrubs,
Plants,
Vines.
Ornamental Trees,
AL trees 'rnrruntcI to Hre.
lie will receive orders in Toledo, on Sat-
urday Of each week.
20. BISHOP
v6n26w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07
H. a. WILLIANON.
Sheriff Of Tama County
by L. b. Nelson Dept.

Allen 4 Strut le, Atty's for Plaintiff.
rrinters fee SlO,l2 A
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07

-. Major Thos. Free will please &C.
cept our thanks Ter Vicksburg papers,
.lso Capt. John A. staley for Memphis
papers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-07

JEFFERSON + .iRMER, Gen. Ac't.
OFFICE 8! WASHINGTON ST
L. y. Drawer. 62l2. Chicago, ILL.,
AGENTS TAINTED : Throughout, Michi-
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, MINES. / !,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas aud Nebraska
v6nGyl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

81 PARTON 81 he ocssmsad 81 JaoLeeS On the ssrfl
Ode the train and rear tne point Ehsoh She Xankec7
made the attack Oh Eeleon, Of the aBtflsty, reds
down and informed them OF the approach Of tho
enemy. They paid no attention 10 tho information,
fut started tf in another direction Hsea,ned on in
Quiry, Msj Mcneil of Poeahontas, and Captain Get
w:le In conmmd., How can they reconcile 10 TO ther
iSuie OF dny not to have responded 10 Col Nelson's
Informaiohr They could a. once hsye re-cspturcd the
'ost wagons aud wagoneta
II Ia propsr to mention, that portion Of Bradley
S0nnsons command coming up 10 rear Of large lot OF
horses and mules which be had gathered and Was
i,g forward towards the river, determined TO indulge
in what they called fun At the e1 pense OF tho few ae
who had charge Of the stock As point of tho road
West of RackYIle where the country xas covered nj
dense grown of odar and ether brush. they dashed
out on tie stock with yels and erie, of Yankees and
peded the horses and mules and drove them into
the brush where i've or six hundred OF them were Lost
all this caused by drunken frolic OF two captains.
they appealed 10 the Manager OF the stock not 10
report tnem to General johnson. He 10 oulpsble If he
did not report them, and johnson ia mafs SO, II they
sla net Do dismissed with disgrace from the service.
ne stack on the train caused MONETARY delay and
onfrson. General Eary mad given stiics ordsa that
Zach Dad leading mo the main road travelled BY the
army, should be carefully guarded by the cavalry.
Zoe army halted aud .csmped on both side Of the
Blue Ridge on Saturday evening. Sunday morning
ally Is resumed is march and crossed the sheI sndoah
- Usssemau's or Bsry's FRY. Il ercanpsd through
larse county, sH sndirg from BsEryy,le dowa 20 :
wards ChArestoWn, and onoe commenced 70 thfesh
and haul up the surplus wheat. The crop Of this sum
mtr in Ol9Ike Is Email q small breadth OF lard having
oeen seeded, but 10 supposed that q. least 100 600
oushes Of old wheat yet remained 10 be thfeshed. Toe
promise Of corn and vegetable crop Is exceedingly
anpsomisrg, In consequence Of the dreuih, Ehich s
mcIe severe there than any where In the Valley.
Few of the negroes remain and those hat have done
20 work or not they teiss Ga SABBATH last In the
vicinity OF MlWood an mmenee assemb age Of negroes
oongregated from Winchester and all ths surrounding
country 10 attend the funeral of tlaye OF Dsjo- n.
BurWe, Jr, Who i! s reported, died in PENNEY vItis
III months ago. The preacher was from Winchester,
and made ausOn the war or the pres ut statue
Of the sl3Ve. AUGUSTA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
"To Whom II Nav Concern

The grim Jester OF Washington, untaught by the ca
lsmities and unEsrned By the insxGcable tolls into
which three years. war have Ilurged his people, sill
uas the hearsWe should rather say the heartessness
20 turn that peoples hrOes into subject for the In
dulgeuse OF bis rbsli jests and british folly.
Could human imbeclay be more hOpelessf Could
the ravings of folly 90 iurhsrS Whilst the brush
clown who Yields the des.ny OF q nation, seeks to b.
dignaed by the Of cCutsup.ucus epithes he but
-us 10 his natural level OF vulSsrty and assumes all
tie revolving attributes of iendskness- peoplts mis-.
srifs tho oaates in which she civil ed world is sunk
are lightly treated to turn period and create & stold
yet hOrrid laugh. ITO whom 1t may concern We can
sell inns CINE the saVage del ght with which Yankeedom
applaudsd VITA! Ia their Jrgon they doubtless qualified
as good HIT But whilst they laugh the empty laugh
Of unfselDg men, horIid but not Unfamiliar picture is
held up 70 their eszs 10 gorgonisS that laugh into
CHASTITY grimGoa. go wlom IL may concern Is evil
dsny the ep'grAm wish which TIC rioald ester lntend-
I'd to excite his peoples mirh; but lis episode, 'the in
tegrty Of the Ulion arl the abandonment Of slavery,
fails to sustain the bO sansOny produced.
For his people, though as CsllOus, are not AZ
obvous Of recent disssers and bitter defeats he
They have no. forgotten that the blood with which they
nave IRHeQ lneL auOii WS5 thoW piVOu nut yos nio
they so baded by their zeal not to feel that When
the fearful laugh has ceased they must give way to
o:her and mora saddening feelings. This little
episode Of the ",inlegdty OF tue Union and the
Abandonment Of sl4vey" has been prolific for them CT
sad memories fer With it ara TAXED the first sad
collections of peaceful land bathed With the blood o!
misguided and victmzsd people. They have not icr'
gotten ii is and "a gusfng makes tho race prone to
gu pclou, theif mind even, as It seems joyfuy excited
by an nane laugh yields to th1 rsep'essble coavie
ion that the came cry tia. startled them from their
peaceful sVocaions, will again be resoundng through
TIE land, asking for more blood
This il the picture which will orange that laugh
which so convassd the Dsto1, into grin of HORROR
And this is the very salt Of LincOlns Oks-it ia prac
sicsl joks-he never perpstrates o.hers.
But how long viii this good people submit to be made
the tool of this worst than tyrsnta fuzzy! Will not
day of reckoning come when the sOoTngs will be fear
full against him who has thu toyed vito the missries
of human nature That day cannot be distant even
did We not know that human endurance had reached les
utmost BENT aud the OloSDs senteuce Of Greesys eK-
PLANTATION OF his Vegetables Il more omnous 10 the
Lincoln dynasty than would at FRS. be thought There
is world Of meaning in that sentences "Tae pac6CA
ton OF our country s neither SO distant din ult
as seems to be supposed" future at hand vii
soITs the enigma.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

OASsssS ess g giant Ties ks 0ossiass 81 Fl7shta
eonsdeFsg Il e0essSFy 90 hive tds fully q,
has instructed ihi1 cfioe 70 carefug ascertain Whist
wrongs and lTjass CONTRARY 70 the rules OF VAR nave
been committed upon the people Of VigriA, prepare
properly verified nREEsilVe thereof And preserve 10
among The records OF this ciics
Toe Eraminsr sGYs Bully" to od,Abe, because be
rebUHsd the Clifton Eolse delegation; and thinks the
whOla affair Was got u0 BY George Sanders That ir-
geplous e ntleman found Msssrs. Clay and Ho!combe
travelling In Canada for their health, and straighWay
set abou. using them In a contemplated peace corei
pondence. The EzemiRsr pays these gentlemen not a
very xlted compliment when Il makes them the in
sirumenta Of a mere practical jcke; ministers to The
vanity or mschisvous merrment Of an inoorri.
gbls humcrst. Similarly Of Jacques and Gil
more allan Kirk. They were either Yankee
epies or adventurous Yankee peddersi and
ought to have been inoOntnenty consigned to Castle
Thunder So ihinks the EEamiaG. Nevertheless,
there are rumors Otpssce Aatng In the air beth North
ard South aWhieh says the Journal under considers
tioo, 's not natural" The plain AVowAls of the en-
snys Press four months ego, that this years campaign
must be the 6naI One-ths rear approach Of Looelns
bloody term-ths immnens haanCisl ruin OF the Uaied
SAtes--Al combine TO produce not so much cOnVic-
ton as presenment tbA. are soon to have Peace
The Dispatch eeprecaes and denouuces the late at
TEMPT Of Messrs Clay I'M Holcombe to open the way
to negotiations for peace II that their action
is not only unauthorized by the President or the Con-
Eress, but IL repugnant to the known views Of BOTH.
They are therefore, 10 the estimation Of our eOntem-
porary, ''meddler" and "busybOdes," and what they
have dOue is not only mpsl tic and timed but tenes to
the degrAdatisn of cur country" Further reflection
and better information viii, We opne, Cause the Dis.
patch to take dH.rent viSW of the Aflir-while
nsilher reflection nor Information should have been
needed to protect such gentlemen as ObOment 0. Clay
and james P. H1'eonbs from the epithee applied 10
them.
In second article, the Dispatch administers rebuke
70 those who sd lonk with eageracss to Europe for in.
dcAtOrs of sympathy and the language Of praise, an
justly says:
What Europe does Is more important thayuZh hat Eu-
rope says. Her gracious compliments to Confederate
Vsor are not al livsent for the recruits which abe
TIrIiyhes to the Federl armies. EVea the iudatiOns
Of her principal journals equally distributed be-
both sdee that is easy 10 see 10 only desires
- encourage the continuance OF the IL both are
incapable OF anv iu,sher Influence upon tho destnies
Of mankind. We cannot put away from our llpa the
cup Of ODD VII ca has been forced upon Us but We
NAV at least tura eesf to tae batteries Of our
oftud uttered by those who have long prepared toe
drausht and Who gloas over the hopes OF our desuc
1on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
LIEUT GRN s D. LIZ

This gallant Cfiesr, who was recently appointed BY
the eEJent Lieutenant Gen, raj and ls COW In con-
msnd o. cur army IN Mississippi Is q naive Of south
Carolpa ard gradaais Of Wsst PJizt, where be wa
hOnored with diploma 10 1854. h. was g classmats
Of Generals J. Z. D. Stuart J. B. VIlspiEae, W. n
Peadsr an H,fscs Rlndall After leaving West lirt
be snersd the rega ar service a. - LaueIs0t Of the
FOur.a krGllsy I'd Subsequently promoted Trs.
Liz d.euaas tAs First Rssinsns Of R.gulsrs. Shortly
after bis native stats lsf tho old UniO0 General Lee
resigned hs position 10 the service Of toe Uaed States
nud repaired 10 South Carons, where he entered the
army Of hai ate as Captain early n Na.oh, 1851
He served With Bsslregard ia tho taxing Of Fort Sam
ter and after the ssrife vas faly iasugurstsd add
hostile army On the soil OF the Ola Donnioa, he repair
ed 20 VHg MA With battery Of ish, artillery, and
there with she egion Of asmpOo, Ggugsd conspicuous
b ard hcDorably in many Of Tho ssngu ra,y engage
msns Ho Wss soon hOaOrsd Sith .se rank Of II J,r,
mex. Uau.enalt Colousl and ,hen CO,oBel.
He eomnaad,d a baEtsry t1s P0tOmse f5F sOm1
tine vas 10 he ba'ge Of Seven Pacs a4d tie Seven
Days Bght srOuad r ehmoed; vas next assigned 70
duiy as Colon Of tue d Virginia cavalry, Al d ssbse-
aaeal, 20 bsStsHOn Of artillery thA, gaaed sistne.
ton 10 che s,coRd battle OF ESuasss aud a. Shsrps-
bur-. Wien 4 eoumsuds, sss needed Tor the dsfeHci
Of vsk.hurs, 10 che is Of 1882, tie President sent
q Inn 10 dsield he sgrs0gesii OF husss'Ppl having
conferred rpon I'm he tank Of B.gaiisr General
He eonasntsd a zoe bstlo o. 6aiCkaaOH Bayou, abOV'
Vicksbarg, whore, io December, 1854 he WhlPPe'
s:ssmGn and Morgan oh. EhO brought large iO'c'
.zsio,. his heroic ltle ha1d As the battle Of Baker,
Ore be commanded bsis d. Of elOrgiaas, ard dur
ing sbs ssgs Of vcksburs hsld thai PoFOn Of Steven
400, line 50 farieasly assaulted On tbs lsh ard 22d
May. Shorty aGer the surrender, General Lee va
aDpOist,d to he rack Of Nj0r General and AssgDs'
g me ssnnaad OF al The cavalry in she Mississippi
Department
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
TEE CITY,

AIYok's oOUEF There plenty OF pfisoIsFs, lie
Two inevitable rreptessbls Mayors Court lawyers and
considerable sprnklEg Ss low Irish lockers on In IhIs
Court this morning.
John Tate was charged With stealing gold watch
and ling from Chas Brown. There being 10 par icie
of evidences against Mr.. Tate, he was discharged. Il
seems Mr. Brown took OF bis coat aad vest 80 wash hs
face and hAnd1 10 barber shop, and while he was GU
gagged In his ablutions some one stols bis watch
ring.
Bridge. Gathers was charged with uspg abusive and
insulting language to Catherine Woods
Nrs Wood, VINO looked IS II aoec acid was her daily
food and drink told horrible story OF the treatment
she received at tbs hands d. HIs Gathers, Who she
said, lied her oil che ia the wrrlj aceused her
Of killing her husbsnd with red lead; tlandered her in
conn, 4 on with msn who bad been dead and 10 bis
clay for sin years." dressed up dummy and set IL In
tre porch, ard having put bible in i,s lap, cslled &c
her sisters" and, lastly, made PRACTICE Of splitting In
witness face whenever an oppor 'uEisy effsrsd.
Tao of the public guard, Introduced witnss 90 By
Ma Wood ead skey knew nothing about IT. except mas
the women we're elernsIy quarrsllins.
Ms, Mary Anne wynne testified that all thelAnSuags
ma,lODed by Mrs. Wood had been used, but that In
s.esd OF b. lag applied By drs. Gait srs to Mrs. W1os
4 vas sprlisd by Mira Woods 70 Ms. Gathsrs
ksotler Isshvoman eosfoboIsied the preVious wit
pess aud gave Mrs. Woods the character OF eannon
so,la
Fbs MAYOR ordered tbs whole party, secaof. sesused
ana witness, to clear themselves
An srsstola lsiih gsuisman, b sss coat Win vsr5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27
THE CAMPAIGN IN MARYLAND.


70 the Editor of the Wig:
Now that General E riy has returned from the trip
to Washington, he public entitled 10 all the nci
dents connected with IL l AN not informed to the
objects expected 10 be attained by feeling the enemy
position at the Maryland Heights. Nearly two days
we're consumed by army, or a Part of it, 10 that
vicinity and litse purposes. We lost near one hun
died men in killed AID wounded. Few were killed
Little damage was inflicted en- The enemy. The posi-
lion, naturally strong, had been much increased in
strength alice our las. attack on HArpers Ferry. o.
Thursday evening our troops Withdrew, and at an early
hour on Friday, the sh JGly, the army moved from
saarpsburg towards Frederick Oty, the gon train
and some Of the Infantry via BoOnsoorO the rem ander
OF the army via Foxs Gap, south of BOOnsborc
the mountain into MiddietoWn Valley. The soldiers
erIoyed the itch milk the large lOAvas Of snow, bread
with the apple butter, pies aud other god thiOgstO
bountifally bestowed on them by the thrifty Dutch
froWs. -
Saturday morning, afer some litils sklrmishing be-
tween our cavalry aod portion Of the enemy, our
army marched into Frederick Oily. Toe entrance was
perfectly quiet and void OF oil excitement Oh the part
OF citE ,ns or soldiers You could read the oonnttn-
apcss OF thcss o. Southern sympathy but 80 close
were they watched BY the large UnOn element amongt
them they were evidently sfad 10 let the right hand
EpoS what the left did. Toe army marched directly
through the town, and, n comparatively short line,
encountered the enemy at the bridge over the
Mouocacy, three niles east Of the town. As the
writer remained in Frederick, be cannot give q
s,tsiaciory account Of the ARA gsmsut OF the bat
lie General GOrdon's division did the principal pat
OF the fighting. Our loss considerlbl', eqyal q
600 ia killed, woupied and missing. General EVaps
brigade lost heavily, gay three hun iTed-ths Genera
himself beInR sIIebsy wounded Tue epsmys loss VA
] nsps than iaIcs q sisas - surS Whihi hi hgh'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-27

EROa PETERSBURG AND VICIEITY-REPoRTED
CROSSING TO THE NORTH slDE-GRANTs
MISINa OPERATIONS.
P.TL2BsRG, jay rs Tho enemy Is reported TO have
cr0s,sj por.Ion OF ole corps 10 the north side Of
james NV r, on Ffd4y, near Cl.y Point doubtless for
Os gu pose Of preventing oar Aril,rJ etsg upon their
rAnspogtS.
To-usy has been remarkably quiet It seems now to
" eel Ascsrainsd :ha, Grant Dusily mining on oUr
eg, Sui strengthening his lett, resting upon the Wei
don road
A heavy rain storm, vita high wind, occurred last
night.