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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

Sick k-From an imperfect list of the sick
soldiers at the Louisville Hospitals, published
in the Cincinnati papers, we take the follow
ing names as belonging in this city and VII
cinity
Edward Thornbury, company A, lst Ohio,
debility,
AdOlphus Brlz, company A, LIST Ohio, sick
ness.
Frederick Wechebs, company c, lst Ohio,
sick
William Elliott CO. +, 9sd Ohio, sick.
Leopold Reiger, co, !, 93d Ohio, sick
A large number of Ohio soldiers are sick
in the hospitals in various parts of the coun.
try, and agreat many Of them die from want
Of care. If they could be removed home,
they would nearly all get well The fault of
This neglect is not with the People who have
contributed liberally for the comfort of the
sick and wounded in the hospitals, in money,
luxuries, clothing, &c, &c, but in those who
have had charge of the distribution Of these
noble gifts sajo.
We have it from the best authority that the
great portion of the contributions about which
we have spoken-e especially the nice slippers
gowns jellies, preserves, and other luxuries-
do not reach the parties for whom they we're
only intended. The jellies and other confec-
tons were not allowed to be brought into the
hospitals, because they would draw the
flies r The nice clothing prepared by the
fair hands of their countrywomen for the con-
valescents in the hospitals were not permitted
to be worn because-they would have the
effect Of making them tender retard their
recovery and unfit them for soldier life il
they should happen to get well OF course
the Good Samaritans' whom Uncle Samuel
Lincoln is paying heavily for false pretences
in the hospitals, attended to the good things
sent TO the poor soldiers it is sagely suspect.
ed-if not more so-that they licked up the
jellies, ct cetra, to give the flies no excuse for
coming into the sick wards And the fact
that the "Samaritahs" aforementioned made
their professional appearance and took their
siestas in the mice clothes intended for
their neglected patients, II is evident that no.
thing desirable Of the sanitary contributions
has been wasted ,e
We started out merely to name the men
from this region who are sick in the Louis
vile hospitals Then we thoughtt right to
speak Of what we had been told Of the style
of practice observed in some of the hospitals
in too many, wc fear; and we cannot too
strongly recommend the removal home OF the
sick and suffering in the hospitals, where they
will get the comforts they so much need, and
receive the care necessary to bring back to
them health and strength, Thousands Of val.
liable lives might have been saved to their
families and the army, had this course been
generally pursued
There are some humane surgeons in the
hospitals, but they are as one 10 hundred
We know that the boys have horror OF the
hospitals, and fear them thousand times
more than the carnage of battle The army
has lost immensely more by bad surgery than
BY bad generalship- II is not too late for re.
form, and we urge that portion Of the funds
heretofore devoted to the purchase of santa
~ stores be used for bringing home the sick
aud wounded soldiers from the hospitals
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
.ApvnnTIaIna RATMn.
CHANGED HANDs.

HAVING purchased tie Fruit aud eefioical Depot
IL ot christian A. Heeaief, Mo- ~, Philhps atiouse,
MAN street, viii conduct the business the way IN
which he has done, aud which has made the place
popularHllil fUo publlo. ,,,f lff,., ,..ftls
The MagaGhes, Periodcals, Plctoraih all The prom.
lnent and popular daily aud weekly Newspapers; the
series Of beaule Novels and fOuR books, ~ they are
lssuedi win be fonnd the new store. i''iifi0e
fruits, Corrections etc., in season. Of the bent quail
ihe MAHoNEY oYsTERs--the beet brand Sought
West-to be had during the season. They only Nsnt
to ha tasted % become "all the'rage, 4 80 -
ask hair triafoi the pbhc, coA iident that by fur
nisng the best ARTICLES, dealing promptly, airiy and
bberaliy,i will lnerlt ll,s aeOnsdepee ana patronage
heretofore no lbefay bestoNed upoi isy lfedecess.
or Mr.. Heckler. will MI all contracts nIado by hun
j. u. kha.
A Gard.
Having concluded " change my present business
ior.ons lnsEs = active, pog inyFe prpntspie, hays
dlspOscd 0f my eeiblihhal ont 10 Mr. kea, ko will
have no DOUBT, cVhduct We business 70 please Tho
pubci and ! recommend him 10 them. 10 iny old
eahtomes and inenas relufn my SINCERE thanks iUr
he liberal patrouage they have bestowed ne, aud
nope tey wiil eVntlnus tiie same ~ my suoes.soi
snail eVerteel grateful to my Dayton Trends
ooS 'iD iq iphinf 8li ji U.b4HEvKLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
oHAEGI4ss RAsoHKE.
GEN NERAL UPHOLSTERED,

OHIO BLOCK, Third STREET (MR SiTTELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO
LII kinds OF Upholsteunk such as solas Chairs
"A etools Matrauhes ,3c done 10 oTaer. Carpets eu
laa nttsd window cpItains hung and all xmas OF re
pairing uone ~ the shofteat notice and mosi
tse tetiiiAsi y i'hN r'it"t'lflNrt ifIfIhoe oc6
Gillespie aud barney, Parker 4 Co
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

w0ODMAN--shoUP--o the ieth inst, by Rev.
y, Winters, AZ hls Teadenee, Mr. Ahram woodfnan 10
Miss Caroline hhonp, both OF Mad RTeT township.
BRUNSok--RRUNsON--O the ieh inst, by Rev.
d. Winters, at the Montgomery House, Mr. Richard
J. brunson 70 Miss Margaret Brunson both OF MRdi-
son township. TTH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
EVIN HOOPS ESTATE.

NIQ4ioR is hereby psen thst The sutsoriber hA,
IN beea sppotniea aud quahncd A. AdminialIatol
geuasFy c8anty, Ohio. w
OsS'os' JuSs n, isSs-.rsOys pAnSL HooPs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

HAVE this day spld aopt my shara Ia the stock OF
il goods formerly owned BY Charles Poat a Co, 10
WilliAm Nolibrecht aid Herman Landmeier. Both
have commenced their mercantile career with INC, and
Mr.. " has leuerly been my partner business Az
have no doub that thay viii carry tbs business on
the same pripcpes by which have been governed Tor
the last thirty Years. hesitate not 70 recon mend
then 70 the lafof OF my customers shallI Iur u time
continue TO be with them ip their store.
Dayton, Oct. l, 1864. CHARLES PUbI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
SHAVING, MAIR.CUFTISG, sMAMPOOING.

FTNHoMAs A. WISE having taken tho Barber Shop
L. on MaIket street recently owned by James Kreid.
prepared TO do shaving, Hair Cutting, shAmpooing
etc. In manner that cannot tail give satsiActioG
he invites all his old friends customers to give
HIM call. Remember the place-porth side Market
street wv 7ff p tfrtf OCT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
PRoPosALs ZOE Woop.
THE UNION MUST BE PREsrRVrD.

N1TE are authorized 70 recruit a oompsny lpf the
w Ono Hundred and Nlnth ReNmeht, y. v. L.,
unaer command OF Colonei ~. a. hoiaB.
II you wish 10 escape the dTalt anu crush out ths
wicked robelh0n you have nov chance 20 oln first
class Aegmenl which has already coo men IN Camp
DohnlHon
Pay, Clothing and Subsistence from the date OF ca.
hStment. Bounty same - other regiments. 2
JOSEPH hkh5, Capiains
MlLks MILAN, ist tiret,
scsdlots UhAs. ALLAN, 81 Lieut.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
Co.PARTNEksHIp.

WE have this day iorned GO. partnershipl under
wv the firm Of William Vollbrecht 4 Co., aud DO OH
out the btock Of goods OF Charles Poet Co. Mr,,y
has been IN business ior humber Of years witn Mr.
Post, and latterly his partner Mr, p was iornlsrly
with Mr.. r, and lattery wlth Rogers, Fowler Achey
A. we intend do blShess on The same principles y,
our rlormer empoyer,we hope retain tue custom hC
has had for nlnlcer OF years. tAeiifU oF
WILLIAM NOLLBRECHT,
HERMAN SANUMEIEH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
NOTICE.


!, Mrs, j. M. dley a2a
xxT0uLD respectfully INFORM the ladies' Of Dayton
wv that she baa removed to No. ~ Jefiarson street
east side, between First and Second where SHE pr.-
pared 10 render beT services ~ the neatest and osi
fashionable manner styles OF DRESS MAKING, which
Will be attended 10 at the shortest notice Those who
wish to sec tho latest Styles and have work done In the
best mannerwill please call nj No. ~ Jefferson e.
sci D.. MRS. j. NJ. BoDLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
"A II a u CTION.

FINHE following llst OF unoaed for goods, remaiuiu.
Il IA the BxpfvsB once &C Dayton uhio viii IL sol,
A. public auction AZ the office Ol the United states an
American Express Companies, on the SOih aAy Of Oo
looef' 1894 not taken and elrss- pa,d before thai
One package, Edward Brown; rH af4
One packag Harrison halsrd;
One boz, NJ. i. Dodge; -. ..-f 10
one box, u, Claftni 20
Ooe package, Mrs. Mary Fisher,
One box Larrenoe W Menls;s rf h-s "a
one package, Johu LAW +
One package, y. baellehamer.
One package, J. n. Haven nl
one package, William Alice. . .fe..I.t
one package, J. Pardee,
one box, David hafiich; iH
One box, James ~ Jacksont hse .H
One carpet bag, Henry Holman,
one package,A Estclli HN
One Package, he name, HHan iiNrNf
One band box, benjamin JohnaoD, f-.,E
One trunk, Mary Chase;
one package, John keeber. 20 fifff fni -s
One I,aelaRe, \. Quinn; .rn vsrf.
one package, John X Ooodfer.
One package, Jesse pareoua. 'fa
One box, a I. Tinney SACK
one boa, Lewis WALL
Three boxes, !. Cr0tchdeld,
vne boK, Henry olive; "A IN lrar.
one package, Y. X. Wood, A -.y
Que carpet bag, q, Shermeni l
ohe carpet baN no name;
oAs rtysss = ". ereaa "a -rsris. ar
@ Hvas > soz. A. Asltoassrs -'''N'N' sssssSsi sssSs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
CITY GOVERNMENTS

Mayor.--wliam II, Gillespiei office, 1O7, Main.
Marshal stacy r.. Cain; Office, at Mayors office.
4 TeaMrsr.-D, w, Reese; ofice, ~ w. Uarst Bros.
S0iicit0r.--Joslah Lowell; office,
Oerkz-Anthony stephsnsi otfce, Council Chamber
Cify Council "a
Second Ward-Ezra Birnm and Hiram Strong
Third Ward-f II. Kfersted and Geo. w. Rogers.
Fourth Ward--J. A, Minlck and l.. L. Gllliland.
Finh Ward-EEra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward-w NJ Love and Jacob Decker
I'd TOWNSHIP oFFlCERs.--Just Of Peace.
VIM II. Mckinney Office, ID, near Main
John H. stoppelman; office I'd bet JEFF. 81. Clair.
James Turner, Office, 65 Jefferson
NWtE Wtff Cbastqbtes.f FthsE
tsaac Hale and Ezra Jeiifeys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16

From the 1st 0hio--we are requested
by Jno. G. Lowe, Esq, to say that he has re,
eeived through Capt Thrustop, of Co. G, lst
Ohio, from members of his company, money
for TIM coIiov;n,, ,,a..s..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
NOTICE
Card Photographs Reduced
S E Il b o ii M s

tULL LERaTH CARD PICTURES FOR 50 90 FEE
DOZEN. VIdNETTE eS oO. a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

Gas. D. Il. Hula correspondent OF the Redmond
Eng aver furnishes the following interesting sketch OF
Gs.gral Daniel Il. Hi, nov commanding this depart
msnt:
As the two Generals, A p and D. H. Hill are fre-
qreiuy COMPOUNDED will to indivGuAlZs them, give
Ossi sketch CT ne latter sketch Of the former gentle
man hayi'g slrt ady been given 70 the public
Gen D. Il is the defendant Of distinguished rev.
o,uionary ancestors His granda ther Colonel Hill com.
uAuded regiment a. The battle OF Hanging Rock, and
vas severely wounded there (See Losslgs Field BOOK
u tie Revolution He afterwards present at Kings
sOuatsin which bato he is said 10 have planned, tut
za ncapGciated by Lis wound from taking part 10 H.
So fcrmd BILE vas bis IA cs in the reoel Cause that
tue Bi sh made him Office. OF special vepgea-ce.-
HIS osdence, with its NUMEROUS outbuiltrgs, they ots
loved e. aud biz large iron works III which Colonel
Isaac Hlyne he maryred patriot was bis partner, were
$50 bur ca ~ the tore5 and hundred negroes carried
or F,r these great lUsscs the two families never re-
ceived the sghes. Remuneration. Two SOUS OF Colonel
., v... Goo! ielCRs Of General Andrew Jackson.
Gen. Hills maternal Gran was also K volU'
ito AIRY pllno aud pronounced by Gen. Sumter thu bra
V-st N in his army.
D. H. Hi is not unworthy Of hi5 ancestry. "A a
wang Lieutenant, be his spurs in N xco HIS ma
i've state ever apprICatyO Of The merit OF her sors
presented him with beautiful Urough. sword, bearing
this Inscription:
Sou Carolina to Major DAJiel ii. Hill, late Of Il e
0 I'od States Amy, nov Professor OF Mathematics, d
mortal gallant conduct In &C at Monterey, Con-
r,rAs, Carro GordA, Vera Cruz and Cheputepec Mex
co"
ter having TIE army he was, for some years, Pro
feJOr Of kshtmslics in WASH gton College, VI, aud
the tine North Carolina dsd Superintendent
h North Carolina Military lositute He is the Ru-
thor Of 8 very able work OF Ma hemAticl called Huns
alsren OF Agsbrs. He has slso written several his.
y pr zsd books on religious ;opcs-the "CluAhxion,
and Sermon On the Mount" H.
He about thIy-liue years OF age, slight in figure,
ami rather delicate in health but be Barnks from 10
ha,dshps spares himself fatigue and exposes his fe
With ooolness which we're it not that be considers bis
life bat coajary OH ct when compared With the in.
tarests of his country Seu!d be suicidal As to what
he has accomplished n the present war from the tue
he was first appointed by Governor Ellis to take Asures
for aruug the Safe Of North Carolina TO the present
moment We Lave for the future historian to tell As
Christian gentleman, scholar and patriot, he stands
tant mar AZ zarS r.DrCchs"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MOENING, AUGUST s: lsss.

Gus. sruAEr COS rHI WDs AsAN-AuSDArD AND
Tx PHlsossEs CAPrURED.-oa Monday las, Gen. J. L.
Smart left HArover Court House with Lisabgade oil
cay.lry aud "StuAts horse artillery, co asteenncterns
expedition. He stopped that night at BOsleg G'eeO aud
proceeded ne1s morning towards Fretgtkftws Oa ar
irving within eight miles of that to.A HseArned that
two brgsdes Of the enemy with artillery and cavalry had
gone in the direction of Hanover Junction % Wed
70 day morning he went in pursuit, and overlook the
rear gard at plsSs called hASlpOna1. sha'p Skin
mish epsusd resulting in the capture sf s1y Yankees
TIE envy occupied rising ground ard bsrg reinforced
b. the return Of those Who in e6VAnoe, our forces
fell back.
Before arriving at EassaponsI. Gen. Stuart learned
thA. the Va KEGS bad sent back rain oftNeVe wagons
towards fredericksburg, the Telegraph read" He
d.soa'ehoi Col Thornton with detachment to capture
this tain, which vas accomplished. guard Of Il y
men accompanying the train also captured. After
being Joined by Ccl fhOrn.ons cavalry, Gen. Stuart
returned 10 Hanover Court House. Tue prisoners-one
hundred and ten in nGmbgr--arrVed here last night
There we're no CHEERS among them-a fact to be r.
g,ettsd in view Of Pcpss Outrages and Gen. COOpers
2 cent orders.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08
sPslca OF Ron. wx. A. RICHARDSON.

XvIvGtNts, 10 aIT: At rul sh II /. he Crks Of.
hc Of ne orc COAT q hHEfsE eoaaty on NE hr'' u
Ion, ,rat6I sny ucm-hr Susan HeInphl Henry y. Rus
sell Jr, Joan }. EssIsr ald VILLAIN Russell, Piat'dL
Be,Ty Vu h,n JAnei va1ghlp Harrison Vaughan, Thomas
Letter. EiI,Ie Jter, BSr sol Il, mhil f'snes Hem NH
mary HrmPniu the children Of EL,bsa whose
names are SnknoSu, Dieh1AI~
IN oHANCIRY.
Tn. object 81 m suit Is to sell attract Hand lying in the
- - HAsx formally owned BY Joaa Nau4h,n ana 70 os
tp,,agr by I'D iAyit ed that r~ny Vaughan, James
yugh u ArTson Vsug tie 'hhd en- OF 'nE'1t Lhu,
chose nsm's are unEn.N h'a'pSh 80 ,isnt ~ The
tAtr II Nl,l Is ordered hat hey appear here within one
month TT due pub lsaton o. rs OF & bt CON- ~ mi,
ord be Tor 1tr tu I'VE "rf w ne
0urI aou,e Of county 'hs IRA! dag Of he pc" County
OoaTt 80.
JsM.s MEDsXY, ia, olert.
ILrsa, B,usD,Lr ia. 20 t'nE ; W.
~rIuOINIE 20 WsT; Al he'd 10 the y,sr.'. W
Gce Of the Ust oou OF BsIAI county, % 'h' hr' So1'
Win eSsrso, Mary hcosg,, Lewis Sc largo aod times
Thomas MoCIrg,, fl-iA"n''
tgains, , $500 49,. ~ p,..L.,,t,
J,ne, wngo n "a IL his wfe William malone and Nancy,
his wife, RauEsphiP, and The ehdfen OF Poly NV
IHCHiHcEaY.
Tn. oisct n, this suit IL 10 n tract Of lAnd lying In the
county Of HALIFAX devised by BnkenIhp 70 fEADeth Ian
ksnsbp for me- sbute poete Of said e among The
ApesrnF by filed thNt Susan T. II nkens James
Wis aud sally nrgn his .n Muhs Malone 'na Shy, n'
are non eicnts OF Vrg't; o'ds ed that they
a. s,,T 10 protest tstr tote est in this aad
IN copy order be published once week Tor out u
he front door Of Of this county Tie h'st day
OF The next County Court 49,,
JAMES MEDLEY, ia, CLERK.
L. pAREspALE, ia, p. laug s-~"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

RICHMOND hAEEErs The past week las developed 8
decline IN several articles OccAsoned BY increased sup
Plies BAcOS Is the orly article which remains steady
der liberal receipts though there is disposition to
eso lover rates for Hams We sgain quote hog Round s.:
as 81 ss Tue supply OF BUrrEE Is larger than ras
bsen los some time pas add toe rates lover We
ouoe fair to good SO 60 cts prime TO choice 65 10 20
oz--mnks; dull We qIO;e country OsEEss at so 90
o., Der TO- and LARD 40 ets. per To-. Green APPLIs
are more plentiful receivers ash $40 IL per bus;
saiess S4O,5O DRIID FsUr ia scarce. We quote Apples
81 81 Der bus OSIoSs have declined to 50 per bus
some Askirg less. PorAToEs have also declined ucdsr
heavy Fseeip,s We quote g 4 pes bu'. The qlots-
tons Of Corn, Nal etc-he prices Of which are fixed
by the Provost MArsba-are omitted they have been
published several times.
FloUR has declined We nov quote Supefhne 81
sI0.l0SO, E1.ra sum 81; Family Sl4 DO. City Mill
SIS per oil Small lots Of ue- WHEAE have been e
osigsI We quote red At 81 20; 1hige q % fOr both
Cd and ues.
Sres the resumption Of Canal navigation, G'oeeis
h1ys bseu ecahlei to Tepenish stocks TO some * en-
snd nose ba. ness doing We tote SUGAR a. 60 es for
commons and 65 20 cts fer prime. COETsE - per L.;
Mo- .sses - per gall; RICE ~ is cts. per 10.
LEArREE is sc Ing At 2,2tcs per 10. for So!e-very
r,tle - Re had. NAIts . D0minion-we gate at
l2d25 Cts per 10. from the factory. No sALT il the
mukst The stock Of country Soar Is very heavy, and
prices Rave decided tendency dOwussrds Holders ar
asking 50 cts per 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08
RY JAs. v. TAYLoR 4 EOS, Arofr.
VERY vsLuAain F.UH sloaY Ryro

VERY VALtAHLF FOUN NAOHY HpICk
House I'd OF, and u yaca Mt lot adiO,o-
Ing, on the South side OF Grace, between first
roushee streets, At auc tiOE.At tie reqa-st q
hebIt p L. feyre who removed to he country, will
nencing lei OK r. TIE large uEsoy srick ceiling
the oua tde Ct Grace teiTeen HIST anil feusher
the Occupancy of Jotn m Esq Tae house
has iui wikl the las. f'S al graf ptns Nd *
pense contains ~ vel arranged rcous get er Win t The
modern uprcvez such water houses (Ot and
oold vsrsadah, supplied with conNe elee To-
Large male seminary or IN eh his beea ADD or nrs
tls boarding house oas trace street abeui forty et
the enre cepih the lot l59 feet tnd with
modera outlay vii command q rgnd OF 5000 per annum
sae q he above vi be sold the besut buldng
adjoining o tag above Fee and rGnang back 10 fse
10 20 foot paved bey Upon which stands txeelen Tick
Carriage Huse lately erected This vta.o real e
well kn the cz Of Richmond that usel d
anything u la favor Persons deal Ia 70 iaVest L.
reS IS At do w'lI TO stteud the sale.
IEKNsone fOurto cash. biNa'e It ak twelve and eLheeo
MONTHS negotiable notes. with interest added add secured BY
ded II the parcha should prefer It. he can Psy III
entire purchase money In cash. - ~
Auctioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

Coz. GEoEaE ST. LKGER 6sESTELL.-This distinguished
ssr vho came 70 this country to take part in our
struggle for independence travelling al the way from
India snd succeeding in ruariug the blockade in the Ns
=: Ca-lsssou last April accompanied Col Inorganic com
mand on its late expedition 10 Kentucky as Aid to Col
n. We have heard (says the HloIvl!e Regis;er) the
highest e-comiums bestowed upon bis behavior during
the Tip BY those 80 Min him, and it Is due &c
CO. reois 20 SAY TIA; be commanded tie resPse' and
Admiration Of the entire command b. his urtAuniec
brs,ey being slvsys where bullets vhis1led thickes'
sd sbsa IN tie bloody streets Of Cyuthiaaa, bs noble
h5rss fell pierced by eleven bullets, hIs Own e.ohrg
ri4dsd aad bms,N wounded, he placed himself AZ tie
heal Of small party detached from their command and
oarg upon them to follow, he deal; such destruction
anozs he enemy Is 70 cause them TO Hemb.e At the
sgltot Alu.
The Colonel vas COMMISSIONED in tie British army
th Y three wears ago and las been in active ssryie,
s-cst ever siiea, having participated in The sars CT
both us p5eres ard must te considered yauAtle &C
Qgi.i ion to our army
Co, Grsufen is nov in EaoIvlc, and locks ou: Little
So.syed BY his trip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

fHE YAsxls eUSseLsA-We learn that the two Tan
kse guLo .s Inferred 10 in yests days WAg, were still
aground Wednesday afternoon ca the mouth Of the APP
pomao1 river, With but very slender chance Of get.
ting eAoat. Numerous consor;s we're around tuEg'ng
and pulling but 10 no purpose-the marine devils had
got upon terra trina, for which they never design
Cd and would not float One says the grounded
bo,ts are being di tied but with what success re-
mains 10 be seen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

A1RoCous oCrRAsE-We were Informed last night that
highly rsPestGbe citizen of Culpeper county, named
Green bad been seized by the Yankees, stripped and
whipped numerically How long shall these OutraSes
70 unpunished2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

FRox raE Inns BELOW 1Hs CrY.-Rsports were
current, yeseIdly, Of an engagement at Malvern Hill,
bu. eli The reliable Information which reached US Was.
that there had been no ish,ng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08
prrravI.ysNIALANu

BARGAIN had in tn, lands Of the late Pof dSorse
n Tueke-, em MAclns about 4aol Aeeh ana taoSn pe
ad living Aver m the upper en- Of the oodn "
The property reference be had 10 the tenant or
adjoining IL would be advsntag Investment 70
SeSjon can be n lde TO me Carriers Fridge POst cs
All. .esH ssyISs. GEoRGr u VS.. idm'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUnE pAY.
lsY aopnIN 4 lpPEssoN, AUcrsl

ExECUToR,s s.LE OF so la ACRFs OF
IL beautiful LaBd on the Frcderickhburg
haiiroad, miles from Rlchmon3. for sale
1t auCton-Ai tie OF tue kIe.uor OF hefiate "a
Anderson, Jr viii sell aueton tA eniss en- TUE
DAY the l9th .ugu. IS at ia ek r. Rel tra Of
w Ares OF Lard leaied aheEe, being Los aha 70 n
Prices Plan en- The kA side OF the road e III The IL
Grolnts TO Mr. JehE p. BILLIARDS. NJ ianesillty opposite
90 his font saie On tn, aud e pine snd o;te wood,
and &c has II 6ne bGil.iis ste
TKEAs0uethri cash, balance At and g months, for
gntAbls notes interest added, and secured by tr deed
GUDDIs Ape SIN,
augI A.etonesis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

"a. EsEyT n Passes GIOSGE--Tae Petersburg EE
pres, Of yesterday, Esys that the latest reliable repor
irJl P-irce Geo 60 i hl! the eremJ's pgkets reEe
drgla ia Wednesday several points, and thai the mlin
body Of Lis forces retired five or s1 milos The
Oyirsa SIN prevails With many Of cur oeer7, that the
recent demonstration Of the enemy is 20. intended an
sasslCs on Petersburg bot recon- lssarce in iO.er,
" 10 el be sane lime they operations on the in
Sssdias south 5ar Of JlEes river Trey known 10
q, z7tserehiu- az Ccggus Point and hsycccs's AID
have bcen siuee last Sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-08

INV SCHEDULES We understand that rev schedules
will go into effect, in few days, on all the lines OF
railroad between Richmond and Montgomery, via
Lynchburg. Two trains day throughout the entire
route will be run snly one of which, however, viii carry
tie mail.