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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

THE FIRST NoaTR cAROLrxA HOsPiTAL at Charleston,
= foe building, WAS cons med by fee Monday LAST
There we're about fifty patients in the hospital all Of
whom we're removed vi hou accident to places of safety
and all the furniture beds and medicines we're SAVED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
NOTICE.

by special request of our consignors, we will
- have sale THURSDAY, commencing promptly ST hall
pat ten o'clock embracing our usual varieties OF groceries,
more detailed Advertisement thereof will appear here
after.
Parties Wishing to make ccngnments TO be included VIII please
report them at ..
daQf n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
holders Of the BANK or VIRGINIA. will be held at thtr
Banking House, in the city Of Richmond, MONDAY the h
OF January, 1864
The Ia provides 0eer Director Of the Bank shall
vote proxy election Of Directors
Cces OF the Bank, shall proxy be valid which shall
ben executed sixty days before the time Of election
WIN. =. TAYLOR,
delO-S.awd Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

oaAKoE O II Jan. -SnOw fell to the depth Of four
inches last night. The weather is mder to-day and
the snow dsspp: aripg Blankets and overceais are
needed for the soldiers No military movements of any
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering 70 me, or securing 50 that get him. my nu
lto BOY THORNTON, about 10 years old feet Inches
t pleasant address and expression He len residence
Charlottesville, Abenare county, the 10Th February wI
purchased six Of Mr. Thomas Crane Of Oupe
per county, 70 which county he has probably gone.
uhlT-c9 ESQ. n BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
ELE Il A p I'll / @
Reports OF tia Press AssOsIai
RRnM THE RAPIDAN.

Entered according act Of Congress In The year 1885 By
THRAsHER the Clerks Office Of the District CoHn OF the oon-
ieaerate states the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

MEK1iNs IN BEHALT OF HAYS BRIGADE.-we are
pleased learn that the recent appeal OF thai noble
soldier John W. Daniel, in behalf of Hays Louisiana
Brigade, has not fallen stillbOrn on the Richmond
public. A city that has always manifested. such
maternsl regard for The comfort of lis own soldiers
cannot be Indifferent to the condition those stu
atel ss their brave louisiana def nders, lated from
their homes and hi,nds. Rev. J. B. Taylor, a
patriotic minister of this city, handed US coutribu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

contains 43l acres, about one-half of which
Is In wood The rest arabic land, Of excellent quality,
and beng Of clay SOIL capable Of high degree Of I'M
provemsn lies adjacent Powhatsn Court House. miles
Powhstan Station the Dlnve Railroad miles
River.
rooms, with the ordinary ouhouses tobacco house, orchard
e. stage COACH either to from the PoYhatan Station passes
ths house daily
dei6-w8w W. O. SCOTT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
RAPIDAN VALLEY LAND FORsALE.

TTHE Farms of Or. w. Somerville, s. W. So
L merve and the undesgned, lying In the county OF onl
psper Rapldan river erVle's FJrd about miles
below Rspdan station, and within mleS Of Mche
Station the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and containing
about ALL offered sale privately They will
be together divided They extend alb ut three miles
the river the log grounds wde They all lie together
and were originally farm The land Is well adapted the
growth wheat corn, grass, &c, and well taken In
grasa Plenty OF good and There Is gs NIL, saw
MILL cardng machine plaster mill, backsmlths shop, dwelling
house. oveee house, Ice house barns stables &c on the
fenkses Also good apple orchard In Short Is one OF the
most beautiful productive bo5yB Of land In the State; the
country around picturesque the and perfectly healthy
A fine chance Is offered 70 capitalists TO invest
Por further particulars call on or address
4. b. S0MERVILLE,
18th stre:, south Of Cary,
dsclS-2sw3g Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
INSULATION.
NEW CONCRRy.

We have this day associated ourselves in
business under the style and fem Of LEE BOWMAN for the
purpose Of conducting the Negro Auction and Commission bu
the old And OF Lee James, Franklin street, and
solicit paonaB OF hiends and the public generally,
prcmny exerons promote the interest pat
rous the long sne OF senor partner, aer
ourselves obtain the highest market prices for all
negro'a entrusted 10 Us. N N. LEE
January ], lS6A \ NJ. BOWMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

WANTED-For the Present Year, Lady of
experience In teaching aNe charge of school In pr
ysse family she must be vel qualified TO teach the usual En
h Bsanchs also French and Muse tie Plano Address
stating tsrml at Richmond Boz si4 Care Mr. VIM H. Peas
ants.
la4-esas L. II. KEMP.9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

In retiring from the business, it gives me
pleasure TO rso.mend patronage my friends and pat
rons he eoseern Of Lee Bowman.
is2-dlm X. ID. janice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
/ LIRGTNIA.-,In the Circuit Court Of the city

VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court of the city
v OF Richmond, January An, 1864:
Daniel TTueha Junior, and Lloyd Bea and Mary Garland his
wife, uho before her marriage Mary arlard ueheari,
and daughter and her Of Daniel Tiuehear Decd Pitts
against
Fsyette Truehear Mamie Link, infant under fourteen
years age and the unknown children OF James Tuehes
decd, Dets.
day the plaintiffs BY counsel and fled their bill In
the OF which 10 obtain decree for the sale Of
house lot tie 18th Walnut al
ley the city Of Richmond aud also Of certain lease
held ground rent devised b. Daniel Trushear deceased TO
Elizabeth Thman TueheaI and upon the motion Of the plain
t amia Pollard Clerk OF this ot appointed guar
dian dd Item the infant defendant Mamie Link and the
children Of James Tuehesr deceased defend
their Interests heen and the said Nsnae Link and the I'M
known Of Trnehea deceased their
dd Item aforesaid thereopon fled their the said
b plaintiffs, by replied general
y upon like motion Of the plaintiff this cause Is ordsredt
be docke;ed
And appearing by aidavts hed that tee defendants Fay
elite D. TrneheAit unknown children OF Jmes frue-
lea deceased nonrednis of the state o. Virginia. they
are Tired appe witha month after due publication
hereof what 10 protect their Interests In h
suit
Ac1py-Teste
jaI-w4w BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

PAssSssE TaASs on the Southern Raho run
-througa nov to The Curau Pace" ls this side
OF Jaek.on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

RnLRoAD MiP.-Nr Lord bar published in comes :
ton With be RdlrOld Glids, v'lu be Map Vheh at
this line mus bs desirable 10 al.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

svascsE Yhsse papsrs marked With Cross VIII under
aud st $500 of subscription Is about 70 expire and Si
tsult yTeuP.ly n tesy wish thsir paPsfs continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

SCHOOL WANTED.
~ young lady qualified 10 teach the lower and higher
En- ghh branches French and Musc desires situation
Address AT,
deQ9-cIm eummerdean, Augusta CO., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

9E4Ns- pAlr, year, $50; SIX months, as three months
Is For 5 less period, - per month.
ssiiE-xLT year, 32os SIX months SO No subscription
rec. ivsd Tor ,ssl han SIX months.
wnrT year SIC; six months IS. No subscription received
iof l, thel sx uonihl.
KeuItaaees At riik o. the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

WILLIAMSON & Co., AuctloneerS
w No. I99 MAIN STREET.
The undersigned would notify their friends and the public gen.
orally that having taken that large and commodious store ate
occupied by Jno r. Regnau No. 192 MAN, between 9th and
l0h Streets they will henceOrh continue their business In
and win b. prepared hOS the greatest advantage all goods
eoa1igned 70 them for sale
They respectfully Ole their services tor the sale OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF all kinds.
Thankful for past patronage they solicit continuance Of the
WILLIAMSON 4 co.
GEo. n. WILLIAMSON,
A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

WANTED.--Iw will give $50 per month for a
LADY noTsugo Frsaoh and me usual Fosb b,speSes
10 begin tie Iss January 1854 References required address
VIM. 4. H0RNER.
des-c4ss MontagIe's p. o., Essex county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

VIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE the Circuit Court the city of Richnond, the
day of December, 1868;
d. T. Williams, PHI,
against
DIN T. Peters and others, Defts.
The object OF this 70 obtain settlement Of the partner
ship late firms Of WILLIAMS Peters Co. and
Peters William % attach certain debts
cedngs mentioned belonging ard due the DEFENDANT
D. T. Petes AFFIDAVIT having been he that the defendant
a resident OF this commonwealh, said
defendant required TO sppear within month after due
puo hereof and do what necessary protect his H.
terest In this suit.
~ copy-Tese:
jss-w4w BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

QUARTEaN1sTER's OFFICE,
Gord9nsvillr, Jan. 8, 1854.
r WILL sell, at public auction, at this post, on
i THURSDAY, January a.
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
~ W.B. EIcH4RDS, JR,
is1-td Msjoe and Post Q. N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

CLATE LANDS AND QUARRY
ID FOR SALE.
In pursuance OF Of the Circuit Court Of Backing
ham September TerD 1861 Ia the Of ScTugg Ac
SHALL on SATURDAY the 18Th day OF December next sell
known as "PerrOw Big Quarry and tbs tract OF land 90 which
e situated containing 42 acres, lying on Hunts Greek
10 The county Buckingham shcut three miles from rev Gan
ton. this there is comfortable dweinghotse will
ne aud cabins large number OF
lives The sappy OF the best Roofing Slate Ee1haGsble and
the Quarry In successful operation for many years
TKls-The credit OF six and twelve ynibs
In equal purchaser giving bones with ample
curity for the payment Of the purchase 5on'y: -
Ctmm'r.
Address, Gravel Hill, Va. noH-lswtds
The sale postponed 10 SATURDAY January sh 1854
de2s-tds Ajax MosELEY, Com'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

100000 BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BOMBS.
THE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
tv the CourIy Ocu7t Of Buckingham, st tue Deem
her term OF 50 Court will sell At Buckingham Ceut House.
on the 18th day January scond hoNDYD 81 public sue
on the Bonds the County Of Buckingham for $4,000 bear
Interest the rate OF tx cent annam, one thru par
paysbe on day OF December 1885, third part lon
december 1866 and hTd part The 18Th day OF December
1866.
bonis issued for the support OF iI6get soldiers
&c &c as proyIfed by Of the legislature Persons
Wishing TO make investment invited = ltiend on the
dav OF sale go. 3. SAW, Jn,
n. Y. B0GOCK,
JAS. a. WRIGHT,
Oommisslsners.
Bucknyhaa O. H., 1,t January; e4.
InR-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

Br THos w KEEsEE, AUoIIosEsP,
[once Corner 18th and Cary Streets
IRON AND BRASS
Il FOUNDRY FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
win be rented the highest bidder on Wednesday next The
18th inst O'Clock Iron and Brass Rorniy situated
the corner OF Gary Streets Ia Of dgroveB fac
tory This Foundry has ny been fitted used ~
csg ho. aad sne and no d5ubt contracts can
be had for as many as csn be cast
Al the samet place viii be sold for account Of whom
ma aPori bls Grl Nils vita French Burr Stones very
large,
. q PATS Railroad Wheels and Axles
4 ne and Mowers ana other articles
Traxs: for articles sold, md rent payable quarterly
1h.ra IA ane IL horse pOWr Ia the Foundry, which
nav sold or rened with the Foundry may be most ad
VISA" i.S o." WV THos W. KEEsEG, Austionser.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

4. MOORE p. BAYEs q. = HooD
MOORE, BAYNR & CO., No. l47 Main
INI street, Lynchburg Va Who esale Grocerssnd ccmnls
sion the sale Manufactured and Smoking Tobac
co. will and sell Sugar, holsss Wheat Corn, Flour
Bacon Leather, and all kinds Of country produce All sae
promptly reported accompanied With the net proceeds thereof
ja21-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

In accordance with the above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
city, and duty this city (who have not already don't
so weport person, without delay at these hesdquaers
by order Of Brtgadisr General JOIN a. wIsDss, oonme
DEPT. J. W. PEGkAs, a. a. ten.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

NIRGINIA.--At Supreme Court of Az
pea S. the House, In the city OF Rch-
uond, on Friday, November 20, 1868:
James NJ Reynolds and others, Appellants,
against ..-l
HartTe Allen, administrator ef Ezsbeh Remodel deceased
Samuel Reynolds Jton Reynolds james ". Hutson and
Eliza his WIFE william 7. haben and Japes his WIFE David
Maben, and Rebeecs, hi, wife, and Others Appellees.
this suit to decree
Circuit Court Of Pyvsnia county and pearing thai The
appees Samuel Rey nods Barton Rtyrod James W. Hutson
and Elss, his wife. william Nab and Jsnete hs wife
haben, and Rebecca bis wife residents Of this
motion ofth appellants by their counsel II Is ordered
that the said appeees do here In enc month after dus
publication this order and do whit necessary TO protect ther
intees this and that this order be Published week
successive weeks In the Rehmond Whg newspaper
The Hastings House Of said d the st OF the
next Corporation Court
) Acopy-Tes:e
de 1s-w4w ". 7. sTARKE, CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
&Ul.sTEN AAAEs
rUrumE DAYS
MACHINE SHOP FOR RENT,

I Will Rent at Auction on Thursday, the 2lst
n JanuAry the Machine shop adjoining the Rhosnx fonn
dry In the City Of L,nchbarg.
Tails shop l. 100 by 80 fse stories high vi good water
Power. Two the Upright Lr, Daniel Paner, snd some
hAcliny With the Shop Possession gwen AP st
1854. isS-dts A. q. aBAEf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
WANTED-A lady of experience, who can
w cut WE'LL and have is Of little children and make
herself generally uieu good home by apply ng TO
the subscriber Recommendsiions reqsred Salary liberal
WM. H. BROOKE,
deqo-olvs Lorstto Post Osice Essex co, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Dec. -, 1868.
DY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
~ Richmond entered the 30h day OF November,
1868 the Ambrs Executors Ambiers Adninistra
tor Court ordered and decreed TIA. Philip st. George
Amber Administrator OF Joha Amber deceased, do render
further Of his transactions before Of the ocmni
this Court The parties interested hereby Lohed
that TUESDAY, The 26h Of January, 1884, ct
ONCE the City Of Richmond, TO take the said account
TBoS. J. EVANS,
de2b-W4w CommssoDer err.
SODA. 49,. ..,,
no2s J. p DUvAL.
NOCHINEAL--
" 100 pounds CochInesl.
For sale by
ocl7 !. p DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

- . - q ths Ias.erIssr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

WANTED-A gentleman, qualified to teach
three small Boys the rudimeuts Of the English and Latin
languages correctly for such service liberal salary win be paid
comfortable board urn shed Address 1t Charles City
Court House. Reference given and required
dt24-e4." JAMES NJ. WILCOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

WANTED.-A Virginia Lady, who has had
experience In teSehlag, desres obtain situation
private family Female lbs itute She Is competent to
teach Engsh, French and Latin thoroughly
Ether with ne elements and Mathematics. peasant
home Indispensable. Address
"P0oAHONTAs,"
lss-elaS fist febt Efn Shades. Henroo county, Va.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-11-02
WOODWARD AND NloLELLAE.

Below we give several extracts from the
sayings of George " Woodward and George
B. Mcclellan, which will be read with great
interest at this time
In my judgment, our only course is to
withdraw all our armies north Of Mason and
Dixon s line, and offer terms to the Rebels. =
Should there be a separation,
between the North and the South, ] would
prefer the line to be drawn north of Penn
syivania, I'VE hear it said
let the South go peaceably. / say let her
90 peaceably. - Geo " Tooa,c1rd
I desire to state clearly and distinctly
that, having some few DAYS ago had full
conversation with Judge Woodward. | find
tbat o',r rietcS aGrce and I regard his cleo
ton for Governor Of Pennsylvania called for
by the interests Of the nation. = Geo. B.
NcCielLan.
Woodward says our only course is to
withdraw our armies north of Mason and
Dixon line, and offer terms to the rebels I"
Mcclellan agrees with him.
Woodward says; should there be sep
aration, / would prefer the line to be drawn
north OF Pennsylvania Mcclellan agrees
,ciM him -
: Woodward says: we hear it said let the
South go peaeeably-I say let her go peace
ably. Mcclellan agrees eeith him.
Woodward also said: to hinh, against
slavery is a sin, to speak against slavery is a
crime. Mcclellan agrees ,rih him
Woodward also said slavery is an meal
culable blessing. Mcclellan ''agrees eoith
him
Woodward also said, that the draft was
unconstitutional " Mcclellan agrees aeith
him
Woodward also said that the soldiers had
no right to vote. Mcclellan agrees ,oith
him
Friends of the Union! the above are the
views of George " Woodward and George
B. Mcclellan. Their views agree in ev-
cry particular. Can you longer doubt that
Mcclellan and his party are in favor of sep
aration-in favor of acknowledging the In
dependence of the Southern Confederacv /?
We trow not Then go to work at once,
and never cease yourlabors, until next Tues
day evening, and the result viii be tri-
umphant victory over the enemies Of the u
nion-both North and South.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-11-02
DO YOUR Duty.

Union Men of Clearfeld County but
few days remain until the struggle viii be
determined between those vino pronounce
the war failure and demand a cessa-
tion Of hostilities, and those who believe
that the cause fol which our brave soldiers
are fighting Is Just. that they are not saS
ficing their lives in vain, and that no terms
Of peace. short Of submission to the author
ity Of the National Government, should be
accepted of traitors In arms. This Is the is-
cue which is to be decided On Tuesday the
sth day OF November 1864. This Is what
you will be voting for or against on that &C.
cssion 1t will not be for Abraham Lincoln
or George B. Mcclellan, as men, that You
will cast your ballots but it viii befor them,
az the representatives of a widely differing
policy of conducting our National affairs,
that you will vote. Abraham Lincoln is
working with all his might to preserve the
government lie is laboring TO prevent It's
destruction, with all the iSeafs at his com
1nand And just as his efforts arc bringing
forth good fruits-just when our gallant ar
mics east and west, are reaping glorious
victories-will you 50 cast your ballots as TO
pronounce these triumphs failure, and
join in the demand for "a cessation Of hos
tijties, or will you be governed by the die
tates of patriotism, of humanity, of honor
OF gratitude to the brave men who are fight
ing che battles of the country, and vote that
traitors shall yield obedience to the laws
the same to which we yield obedience-and
thus bring about an honorable and lasting
Peace? As we said before, this IS the issue
which is to be determined next Tuesday. It
remains for you to decide whether you will,
by casting your votes for Abraham Lincoln,
express your approval Of the latter policy,
or cast it for Geo b Mcclellan, an arnlis-
tice. separation of the States, and the es-
tablishment of a Southern Confederacy, with
slavery as its chief CONVERSIONS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-11-02


ST LoUIs, October 27.-Our forces have
been driving Price rapidly since Friday. i.
last accounts he was twenty aveo or thirty miles
southeast Of Fort Scott, and hi, army rout-
cd and dispersed On Tuesday we had sl7-
eral fights with him bet seen Mound City
and Fort Scott. in all Of which he was Lad7
whipped, losing I.5OD prisoners and ten or
twelve pieces of artillery Among the pris-
oners are Major General Mannaduke, Brig
adler General Caben, several Colonels sni
other officers He was again attacked yes
terday morning a short distance north Of Fort
Scott, and driven pell nell in a southeaste,-
ly direction. He burned two hundred wag
ons- yesterday to prevent then, being cap
tured Nothing Is stated about the loss I
either side, but there seems 10 be no doait
that Prices army is completely demoializat
and scattered. The telegraph Is working %
Fort Scott. but nothing was received IL r.
gard 10 to-day operations, except tia. our
forces still vigorously pursue. Gen Steele,
with heavy reinforcements. IS At Tor: Smith,
with the probable vie Of coutea ting Price
entrance into Arkansas
New York, October - The Herald
learns from high military authority that
the reports Of the critical situation Of Sher-
mans army in Georgia are totally uniound-
cd Atlanta has nearly three months sup.
plies for its garrison. Allatoons IS veil sup
piled Chattanooga is Sherman 5 present
base, and is well supplied
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-11-02

On October 9th, reconnaissance rs
was made by Warren and Hane,ct y <
steadily advanced for 10 miles. s, -
point the enemy was found 10 be- 60,
entrenched and his works manned y.
tack was made during the day than >, J.:
the pickets and cavalry inio the,,,ir ~ ,,l.'
Our casualties were less than 2ta t.,,-s
wounded aud missing-lhe rebels .bor. :.
same. We, however, captured ser-D l,.]
ed teams. During the evening The -
made au attack on Hancock ,.a.;,;on -
we're repulSed with loss Of .61 -. -
including many officers. After ds-l
line fell back about two mile. 10 8 s,,.o.. 80
sition. which they held Al last a,,.o8r,s n
whole number Of rebel Prisoners -
during the day was so.
During the reeoDnoisaacz On III l.e
gallant sortie on = rebel fort next :, rhs -
blown up by Burnside las. sE.g-, =
made, and it, entire garrison castgr-s
Gen. Butler also ma -.,,7, ,;.,,,,
aud penetrated as far the Seven E;-A.
east Of Richmond, and the r.,,sls ......i
everywhere to be strongly sntrenche3 and
in considerable force. l.. rs: ey;leg,.,
heen largely reinforced.