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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12
THE GUERILLA JOHN MoBLEY SHOT.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Americana
HARPER's FERRY, VA, April 6, 1865.


The notorious guerilla John Mobley, who so long
prowled about Loudoun county, Va, to the terror
and danger of ali peaceable citizens and loyal peo-
pie shot yesterday and his body brought to the
Ferry. The circumstances OF his death are about
FederaD Rangers, with three citizens, were sent
over to the neighborhood of one OF his haunts by
General Stevenson on Monday last. The scouts,
Sergeant Stewart, Maliu Best and Joseph Waters,
waited in patient ambush until Wednesday after
noon, when the outlaw, as expected, made his APP
pearance, riding by the place of ambush in compa-
ny with one of his fellows:
Wishing to take him alive, the rangers permit.
ted him to pass at first but his repassing they
thought the chance too good to lose, and rose TO
fire. Their movement attracted his attention and
he looked full a. them, exclaiming to himself, SITS
no use I'm gone up" The aim OF the rangers was
deadly-three bullets went through his brain, and
his career of blood and crime was ended. The
rangers turned their attention to his companion,
gnerila named Riley, severely wounded him,
hut did not capture him. Mobley, howeVe", was
their chief object, and they brought him into the
Ferry over his horse. Many persons went to see
the body, a large number OF whom at one recog
nzed the outlaw.
He was a well built, atheletc young fellow, of
about twenty, with head and face denotiye OF
great force bad propenSities and strong passions
One circuust stance of his death is worth special
mention. One of the chief parties concerned in it,
SerTeant Stewart, was captured by Mobley about a
yeaT since and after sUrreniering, was shot twice
! by, MobIey one ball going through his mouth and
coming out through his jaw, or neck. He was left
for dead but recovered, to help to rid the world of
| this hardened outlaw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12
COOKING As A FINE ART.

few days since we bad the pleasure of visiting
Prof Blot's " Cooking Academy" and listening to
III. ;s,rucriye lecture on the AFT Of cooking There
were we between forty and fifty ladies present and
cir close attention to the subjects under discus
sion Sd wed that very deep interest felt. All
Of the pupils were the heads Of the families of
most distinguished aud wealthy citizens, with the
avcert.,u. perhaps, of five or six. who we should
srnoose. we're the daughters of paren S whose good
sense and love OF humanity lad induced them to
send them 10 Prof. Blot, that they might be N
srlcted in the art, which has so much 20 DO With
the TEMPER Of thu stern'r sex. The " Acad my
=, u1pri, e, the second foor of the building No. &C
Fo T "a Avence. The front room IS FURNISHED witt
nea, ,e;tees, three rows deep on one side and q
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DIED..

In this city at the residence of his soun.law Mr. J.
b. Nowlin on Friday, the 7th instant, Mr.. EDWARD L.
SCRUGGS, in the 66tb year of his age.
r7-New Orleans aud Memphis papers please copy.
DIED. at the residence of Dr. F. II. Poindexter yessr
day morning at o'clock. LILA s WHIrIN@, eldest
daughter OF VIM. n. and Mary E. Whiting OF Norfolk
Va.
The funeral will take place from St. Pauls Church.
this afternoon at five o'clock. The friends and acqual
tances of the family are respectfully invited to
The Funeral OF Mrs. MARY DUNN will take place
TO-DAY at the hour of O'clock p ~, at the Belle Is
land Landing Friends OF the deceased respectfully
invited to attend.
The deceased was native of Scotland, aged IL years
a good neighbor, kind and afectionate VIE and
beloved by all who knew her. She was struck down oy
the rude hand OF the assassin in the act OF giving the
alarm to shield her devoted husband from similar tate
had been the pride and hope Of ts deceased to live in
peace and good will with all and that any so lost to all
Of shame could be base for the mere sake OF gain
TO rob the community of one so beloved by all
The services will be conducted bS Chaplain D. G.
butcher OF the 18th n. Y. Vols
Troy IN. " papers will please copy.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1855.
ARRIVED.

steamer Hetaincra, Sweeney, City Point passengers
Steamer Thomas Powell, Lynes, Point OF Rocks gov
eminent hospital stores.
Schooner southerner, Fisk Jones Landing, govern
ment stores.
Schooner 2. Merwin, Mathews. Jones Landing gov
eminent stores.
Schooner ARIEL, TALL Jones' Landing government
stores.
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SchOOnsE Henry Hobart, Robinson Jones Lan4Sslv-
hay.
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stores.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12
THE REVIEW
spected.

HpoRs LIGHT BAT. A, lsT Pa. ART, 2irH A. G.
RICHMOND, VA, April 10th, 1865.
To the Editor of the Wing:
Noticing in your edition of to-day some omissioss
in the order ofrevew in regard to the Artillery, as
contained in your account deem it proper to call
your attention to the following corrections {:
''Next the Infantry came Battery F., 9th u S. Art;
Battery A. lst Penn. Art. Battery N, Sd N. Y.
Art: Battery F, 1st Rhode Island Art; Battery q,
sdN.Y. Art; Battery K, Sd N. Y. Art. ith Wis.
consin Battery"
Please insert this note and oblige,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
WIN. R. BRowS
Is. Lieut. Light Bat. A.
LIST Penn. Art.
In our list of the Infantry, the name of the Third
New Hampshire Regiment occurredwhere it should
have been the Second New Hampshire Regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12

TaE BRIDdEs across the James are to be rebuilt
Immediately, as soon as the lumber can be had. A
pon:oon bridge subserves all Purposes for the pre-
sent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12
TOE SALE.

ENOR SALE conplete suite of HANDSOME
Il MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE with Bed
ding Also
Rose wood Book Case flied nth choice Books,
o.ts Sewing Machine, C9okng Steve vita Fixtures,
and several other a-t:clcIc az sur1.ture.
Enqsre a. he iS6, Broad street over s.9:,,
tpI2-Gs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12

NaTANTED-To hire by the month, good COOK
w WASHER AND lRoNER, either white or colored.
10 osc that can come we'll recommended, permanent
Gbme and good wages win be given. Call at No 90 Main
,ni0 n. JULIUS BEAR
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WANTED,

n COLORED BOY, accustomed to house
IA work-l5 Is years old. Apply to the Proprietor
a Zoe WHIG ap 12-3t
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Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY.
srn rises..........b.33 Moon rises.
Snn set,...........62T High Water.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12

E7sAbbe Howard can find her Furhi-
sRre Mary Browns in City Jail Alley-that is her
wash bowls tables, beds;eads, &c. .
Api2-it' MARY SRON n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-12

UyANTED-A good WOMAN COOK at General
w Wetzers Headquarters. Apply II Jefferson Davis
hS1se. corner 18th and Clay streets Richmond Va.
apl2
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NO so
advertisement.
DANIEL CONNELL.

The oldest consecutive merchant IN
Tama County. offers to the people o.
Br.@@Agham, Perry and vicinity > full
and the most complete assortment OF
Goods in the County.
He did not buy bis goods at panic
prices, neither at auction, nor after the
late nor any other fall Of prices, bus
buys evc,y week. (for proof s1e Rsaroad
books, and thus keeps mp hisstock and
regulates his prices to the market-ss.s
lie makes no blow about selling
''s,rictly for cash. nor cheaper than
they can he manufactured, but accom-.
odates his customers. takes cash wAen
offered, and sells as low as the markets
justify.
His ten years acquaintance With the
wants Of the people enables him 10 keep
Just what il wanted. Ills customer:
know that his goods are # the best
quality. that he warrants all he sells aad
is able 4 willing to make his warrantes
good.
Everything called for, from . paper
IF needles TO threshine machine can
can be hal at "The old Buckingham
Store" and at the lowest possible price,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
The Scientific American.

This highly popular and exceedingly
useful Sci,nlfc journal commences a
ucw volume with Jan. lst, 1s65.
Therc is not mechanic, artist or chem
i>' in he land that can afford TO do
wi,hou, this work. We don't care how
poor he j., he should enbscribe for il
s;or lis own bene6 6t. Farmers also, will
find this paying paper for them, be
cause i, contains many choice AMI use
fnl ',n's for their business. frequently
ao' obtaia.h'e from any other source.
A fn,msr iu this county has recently
made very useful invention, which will
ouh,less rcsnt in a f,rtune He is and
has been a regular subscriber to this
Journal, from which he no doubt re
eeived encouragement and aid.
Among all our exchanges, this paper
is the most thoroughly perused by Us.
We print the following, additional
from the Davenport Gazette"
"TnE SCIENTIFIC AMER1cAN.-No
other publication is so valuable to
manufactures, Inventors and Mechanics,
while none otLcr gives SO much solid
information, i'm relation to Science and
Art, Of real advantage TO every citizen
as extracts from its columns in the
G.AZFTTE have often evidenced TO
our readers. 1t is the largeat in size,
and has by far the widest circula ton
Of any other paper Of it's Glass in this
country. II Is published weekly. Each
number contains sixteen pages, with
numerous illustrations. The numbers
Tor year make two volumes Of Alt
pages each. 1t contains full acconn,
# all The principal inventions and
discoveries Of the day also valuable
illustrated articles npcn tools and
machinery. household, horticultural and
and farm impliments. all treated in a
style which every body can understand
Terms ss 90 per year 81 so for ak
months Ten copies for one year, $25.
Canada subscriptions IS cents extra
Specimen copies sent free.~ Address
MUM & Co NJ. 81 Park Row, New
York City.
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1'zIEEOWA TRANSCH aPT
N. C. WIETIE .-..A.
TOLE DO, IOE A.
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wEDNEsDa1t,e sc. ~, 1865.
The Chicago Evening Journal.


As the beginning Of each new year is
the most usual tipe for people to sub
sribe for papers, and as that time has
nearly arrived, we recommend to our
readers and all others who are derirous
IT taking large paper published out Of
the State, the "Chicago Evening Jour.
nal" I, is and always has been strong
Union paper, sustaining the govern
ment with fervor, and defending its Of.
ticers at times when other professedly
Union papers became either vacillating,
denunciatory or dictator;al. It is not
Of that class of assuming papers. which
are eve, seeking to change and mold
public opinion. It labors to give full
account OF all the news Of tho day, with
unbiased comments upon the same, and
then let an in,eiligen, public decide for
itself.
Some five OF six years since, when
there was probably not dozen "Jour
nals" taken in the county, We first call
ed the attention Of our citizens to i,s
mt rifs. and have done so annually ever
since; now there are quite large num-
Der taken annually at the various Pos,
Offices. Oar people have tried it and
are pleased with it.
II is published late in the afternoo,
Of each day, and comes to us, with al
the current news of the morning paper
and the additional news Of that day, a
The same time the Chicago morning pa
rers arrive here; heEce its news an.
Mnkcl Reaorts-a yer important item
are twelve hours later than those o
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Subscribe FIR the aChicaco Evenin.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
REEVES AMBRoSlA
FOR THE HAIR.

The originat and genuine imbrosia is prcpar-
cd by J. A Hen Reeves, and is the best hair
dressidg AID prcservatiye now in use. II
stoi 8 the hair failing out, canscs It to grow
thick and long and prevents It from turning
prcmaturely grew 1t eradicates dandruif,
c'earses. beauties and renders the hair soft
glossy ana curly Hny it, try II and be ccn-
uincel Don't be put otf with \ spurious ar
t!rle. Ask for Reeres Amhrosia and take no
other. For Safe hy Druggist and Dealersi in
Fancy Goo!s ever, whore.
tricc, Is cn,s rer Bottle 900 per doz.
Address, REEN rs ANBROSIA DE-
pOr, G. Fulton ST., New York Cay.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

The telegraph line along the route 81
the Keokuk 4 Des Moines r. r. has
b zen com ,lc,cd Is f.r west a. Oskaloosa
Depot where al office has been opened
A new coal bank, with vein ofexcel
len, al. six feet in thickness, has been
opanej near Oskaloosa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
,ccr rheLApIEs FRIEND
Il

ICVV The best Of the monthIl0e--d6-
Yoted "a Literature and Fashion. $2.60 >
vear. We give Wheeler and Wilson's Cels-,
hrate SIS Sowing Machines on the follow
ing terms So ,,,. -.
Tventy ccp,ss and tho Sewing Machine DO
Thirth copies snd the Sewiag machins g.
For,y copies and the Sewing machine ~
send is cents for sample copy g D1A :
con & PETERSON, 80 WALNUT Sfssss
rhiiadclrhia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
ESTRAY CATTLE.

Taken up by 8. J. Nye, in Toledo township
Tama county, Iowa, one dark brown steer
bush Of tail Of, one year old appraised = ~
One red and white steer one year old past.
medium sire appraised At =. One red stee
While face, white on the belly, half Of tail
white, some white On the back, marked with
slope of the under side Of loft ear, years
old, small, appraised At SIS One roam heifer :
eaif come white on the belly all part whit
crop OF the left ear appraised st y. One
light red heifer calf crop OF the len ear ap-
prnised at 81 and one white heifer calf some
red hairs along the bask an 1 top Of the bead
appraised At s? before n. Fisher, Telsds
rec 22nd, 1855
DAVID D. APPRECIATE. CLERK.
BY George l. Bailey, Deputy.
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ESTIlAY STEER.

Taken W ~ George Linton ia Ts!eds
Tama county, Iowa, = red steer come white
on the belly. end Of tail on. points q horn
on. appraised at SIS before Fisher
Toledo Dec 22nd A D lS85
DAvID D APrELGArE. Cle.NH
Ry George L Bailey, Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
ESTR Az BULL,

Taken up by ] D Conins, in Toledo town.
snir. Tama county Iowa. two year ID
bull. bright red, come white ON the belly end
of tail white. appraised At Sl2 before y
Fisher J p Toledo Dec aasd, 1864
pAVIDp. APPRECIATE .lerk.
Ry George l. Raily Depnty.
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Notice.
\. J. FREE.

Whereas, my wife, Sophia has left my bed
and board without just cause or provocaton
this isto forbid all persons from harhorins
her On my account, as will psy no debts oi
her contracting NiSpER MEtsEEk.
Toledo, Dec Is, 1855.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

DHtesFOoHti ooO Df0nuUay, ~ 4.
25o Washington ST., Boston,
92l Chestnut 81, Philadelphia.
Patented l'eh II. 1860.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
aew principles Of mechanism. possessing
many rare and valuable improvements, hav.
ing been examined by the most profound ex.
perts ard pronounced simplicity and perfection
ctmbincd
II has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
ion, makes the Locl or shuttle stitch, which
will neither Rp nor Raosl and 10 alike on boil,
sides performs perfect sewing on every de-
scriptcn cf material, from Leather to the finest
Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number
Having neither Cam nor Cog uheel, and the
least possible friction. II runs as smooth as
glass, and is emphaticaliv
a NOisescss 7Hachine.
1t requires Fig pr cent 'sss power to drive
i, than any other machine in market girl
twelve years of age can work i, steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and irondertn simplicity of c,n-
struc,ion, render i. almost impossible to get
out Of order, and is Gaafanteedby the company
to give entire satisfaction.
respectfully lhV.le Ill lhose VINO may
desire to supply themselves with superior
art:-.c e AL .ni exar.i 10 this
UNR IVA LIED MACHINE.
Ore holt hom staetruefion is sufficient 10 enoJle
Gnp person 10 roqk ii To their entire satssticton.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE lNsTIIu-
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AGENTS WANTED for all Towns in III
United States, where agents are not already
established. Also, for Cuba, Mexico. Central
and South America, to whom liberal dis
count will be given.
No consignments made ut all. Address,
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4 &C $50 Broadway. New York n. Y,
Principal Western agenaies,-Detroit, Mich
Burnhaim s Co, F-irbault. Mimi, c. W. Scott
at Cineinnatti, o.. Mather & Wilson.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

A Fine line Il white Goods, and tho lar
cest asso,tnent OF notions in this
ceun.y at .GALLEY & JofNSToS'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

8h tnx1e0
n the lowest MARKET rates, ao1
Oiving prO6es
To those wishing to purchase lnnose o.
any description, We would say, call sn1 gse
our prices and be convinced that We easnes
be uudersold if you desire
Good Article
Orders received for Lime, Cement, stone
Doore, Sash S Blinds, and the same rfo@P''y
&lied.
Yard adjoining the El vaier at IMks.
J.R. SMITH 4 Co. !.
Iuk., Dec. %, 1865. vtnov
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

Cd D(l(lA Year made BY any on
~ AsNJOV with Sis dollars Stenci
Tools. No experience necessary. The Prs
sidents Cashiers. and Treasurers Of 3 banks
indorse the circular Sent free with samples.
Address the. Ansriesp Stencil Tcol Works,
Springfield. Vermont. ni9mS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
LI'NBER! LuNBEl!

Messrs. J. r. Smith 4 Co. having par,
chased Of b. A. Hall Esq, his entire intsress
in the lumber trade and leased HE ysr1s.
bee leave 10 ann ounce TO the public, that they
are prepared 1t all times to furnish the bsss
grades Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

Great Improvement in Sewing
M a G. II N ES!!
~ NH ED 81 " e
Shuttle Machine.

Sa7esroom 536 BroaaWay, ~ 7.
25o Washington 81, Boston,
92l Chestnut 81, Philadelphia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27

rLOTHs, Gas sinner Satin cts, Twecds
~ Jeans ~ the l,wet rates nt
GALLEY 4 JOHNSTON'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-27
PRURlGO LOTTO
The Great Itch and Hamor Killer
Of the 10Th Century.

This preparation possesses most Gonde+fsi
properties, and is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-05-13

outraged right and innocence and he must
have more or less than the heart OF 4 man who
can contemplate the great crime before us in cold
blood. But let US beware of transferring this
righteous indignation to objects who are not re-
spOnsible for the crime. That would be injus-
tice. Let US be righteous in our anger. Let US
hope that the South will rise in her nobleness, as
a mass, and disown this foul deed, and thus
make IL the means Of fastening a speedier peace
and stronger reunion. l believe she will. But,
if blinded by passion and hate. she will seize on
this az the occasion 70 kindle anew the fires of
war and bloodshed and fan the spirit of treason,
then let US hope and pray that God will Use this
event 10 stir the strong heart of the Nation and
prepare IL TO conquer a speedier peace.