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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

Special Ds patch 10 The NJ l. R''oiHr
WOODSTOCK. c.. via NORWICH. Oct. II, 1854.
The sun is now going down on the largest
and g-an,lest political meeting ever held In Eastern
Connecticut. Fifteen thoa'snd people sssrmb'ra
- uoon today Oh Woodstock Common, IRON NJ
teen rcighboiirg towns AID villages coming IA
wagons nd on horseback. carrying banners, lses aud
iunumerabc fantastic devices. serious and e,niesl
making as gay procession ana ~ grand audiences
As was ever Witnessed In country village
Lieut.. Gov Averill presided ~ the ch'ei stand an"
speeches made to various parts OF the mnu'ue Nv
Col W :. Hartman OF New hnmpshra Roy. henr,
Ward Bcechcr. senator Henry Wilson, Theodore III
ton. Joseph loxie Charles Gond Hon. y, w. Isttes-
Eddy and Henry C. Bowen. -
In the midst Of the raeelins dispatch from HORACE
Greeley was received. Announcing me resu's Vi tus
Elections. elciting enthusiastic cheers.
The meeting is believed to be one Of the finest OF IFS
hind held anywhere during tao present campaign.
Winiha,n County ia all one way.
Look out for ten thousand ..Vp)W majority from Con
neeteut In November. D. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
GKYO ELECTION.

a;x,-en or Seventies Union Conzressmeu.
CIcIssATI. Wednesday. Oct II, 1854.
Ohio elects sixteen Union Congressman and
WILMINGTON. Wednesday. Oct 10, 1864.
The vote of the Ohio soldiers in Washington
and vicinity, including Alexandria, 10;
yPplbllc8n.. .s.-''.''''''--"
Democratic. ...-..'-...--'-''.- '1
TOLEDO. Ohio. Wednesday. Dot. H. 1884.
TIE Blades returns give Rice for Congress 00 MAYOR
ity over Ashley. On the home vote In this dlssr1"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
INDIANA STATE OFFICERS
ALL UyICSISTs.

Dist. INDIANA Cong RESSMFN.
I.'wm. r. Nihlask. Dom.
H. Michael G.. Kerr, Dem.
III Ralph Ill., Union (prob.)
". George Berry. Democrat. prob
V. Geo w. Jnliap Union
VI .Ebcnryr Dumont. Union.
VII. H. ID. Wushburnc, Uuion, tprohC
VIII 'Godiuvc \. Oith. Union
TX Schuyler ColiN. Union.
X Joseph II. Deficcs. Union.
XII Thomas y. S;ilwel' Union.
Members VI tic present Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

Union majority in 1864 22 Union majority probably
in 1865, 1903, Union gain, 40; Democratic loss. ~.
There can be 10 reasonable doubt that. ever In the
palpsble impossiblity Of MeClellans election each
House Of Congress will be more than two thirds Union
very probably thrcc-qunrters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
The Canadian Confederation.

MONTREAL WfdhttuHy' VVt To IoO''
A resolution passed to-day in the conference
at Qaebec affirming the confederation VI the provnccn
ED.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
KENTUCKY.
NM eSACNUSETS.

Present members ehosrn last year ia Augustl po'i
badly nsedprobaby about hrrc UnioIt-ts OF ne al
mnisron type Another election must DO held he1I AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

-tafU W.T.
In the 9TH District ~ Tor 1860 they Lad no ticket IN 1884,
kARYLAND.
The present members ind four Unionss 10 one bitter Sc
ce.tonis-lBrn g. Hsrs) The new Constitution !. 10 b.
vr,d span the 18th Of October and VII doubtes be
dooteJ la thai general elections viii heisA'r br
he'd the Ta- day following ihc Fist Mguday IN Nov'pbT
Cosres,r must BE- eho thu year, IHui as we have lot
head Of any pouii aoos
MINNESOTA.
I .'Wihn Wiiiou... 6e3.. Henry W Larnbert0n 40
..Ignstius Donney.. 1891. John N. Cinan... sois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

Union majority 10 1854 a. in is5. probably I'-gain
Of 9, Democratic Ioss Of two. II Nebraska comes in
a. State the Union strength VIII be probably 81 ~ 10
nor,ocrnfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

Dist. OHIO CONGRESSMAN.
J.. Bent. Egglcst9n. Union.
II. u. Il. Hays. Union.
III. Robert =. ScAenck. Union.
". WIN. Lawrence Union (pr,b,
w. e. IL blond. Democrat
VI X. W. CLARK UBiorf tprob.)
VII. harnl Shsaharr'r Union.
VIII. James X. Hubbc!l Union
TX Ralph l.. auckland. Union urot-)
X JAS N. Ashley. Union.
NJ. Henry :. BuDdy. Union (prob)
XII. WIN. l.. Fnck Dem.
XIII Columbus pelano. Union, (prob)
XIV. Martin " eiker. Union.
XIV. T. A. Plants. Union Qrob)
XVII. ". White. Dem. Qrob)
XVII *. u EckIey. Union.
XVIII .'R. p. spauiA.ng. Union.
XIX. 'Jas A. Garfield. Union.
'Membcrs " the prctert Congena
INDIANA STATE OTEICEKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Names OF Con gressmen Elected on Tuesday.

No"ts Os Sou8Tesstufo EttssSu "D ~'~"eS'
PENNSYLVANIA CONGRESSMAN.
Dist J. Samuel !. Randall Democrat
II. Charles ONeill. Union.
III. Leonard NJ, .r-. Union
". lillian ID. Kelley. Union.
YIN. Russell Thaver Union.
VI. D. ". Boyer. Democrat
VII. ..JOhn ". Brooman Uuion
VII. -, denham Z. A nconn, Democrat
TX Ihaddess Stevens, Union.
Y. Howell Fisher (prob.) Union.
XI.. Philip johnson. Democrat
XII. Winthrop W. Ketoham. (prob) Untc1.
XIII. Ulysses Msrcur Union.
XIV. George +. Miller. (prob.l Union
XIV. Adam j. ClossbrenBer. n,mocrat
XVI. william II. kcon'k (pToh) Union.
XVII. Abraham A. Barker (proh.) Union.
XVIII. St.phep r. Wilson, Union.
XIX GLENN W. ScoGeh Union,
XXX. Charles v Culver, Union
XII. John /. Dawson. Democrat.
XXI. james h. hoorhead. uaion-
XIII. Thomas Williams. Union.
XIV. .'GcOrgc V. Lawrence. union.
Members u the present congr0-
The soldiers sstc may give US most OF the doubfial
and perhaps others The last delegation stood ~
AID IL 1hi. one ought la be "a so@
OHIO STATE OFFICERS
ALL USiosIsrs.
SECRETARY 81 State .................w William Smith.
Supreme JHdge fril term ---.- Iuthsr Day
Supreme judge long vacancy ..... w iliam White
Supreme Judge. short vacancy ...-.. IL "irer.
Attorney General w. 4. KlchGrdfon
Comptroler Moses X. Bradley.
Com. Pub. WoTks full. .-..-.--.....P. Her@irg
Com. Pub Work.. yacnucy.........J j. NOuTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
CONGRESSIONAL MAJORIrIrs III lsss
New York Assembly NJ

Showing Democratic majority IN the State, If 2oL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

Urn.OfIsiic msJOri'v In Tie S'ete, IJ,JoI.
RHODE ISLAND.
The MEMBER unonss elected lass year. CtSen
will BE- chosen in April. 1875.
TENNESSEE.
r. A. Crawford, L. G. Honk and John c. Everett are
named Union candidates; eisinct inaeh.,e. No Demo
cratic candida IS thus fr.
WEST VIRGINIA
Chester ~ HnbbarJ Ssmuel Crsae, George r. Ls'hafn and
1oepb Snidrr nsue Union csndsiea We hsvr seen
.nd ts-e viii be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13


Union majoiiy IN the Stale. i0J7. -
We omit ls3 votes fr Nelson In the I'D District, also l9
for 10 the Hid The vote for bsch seoe,.on IN ne
With put III. Democratic sde and tb for Knox IN the
1T Oh the Union side.
HEw.UAMPSHiRH.
Erection for ebcr, Il Congress viz be held neIt sprinr
The present. deiera,ion 1, Union, Democrat There ought
to BE- difficulty In msLipg tie neSt unanimously Union
~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

the city troops to gil bis own with. Yet next Spring
are to have twice, perhaps three as many men in the
field as we bad last Spring, with thrlcs as mary mus
kSs thrice the number Of cannon and thrice the 1eed
for ammunition
Thus, in the last analysis We 6nd we have an army
poorly clad, scartiIy fed, indfsrenty equipped, badly
mounted with Insult lent Trains and with barely enough
ammunition. To remedy the evil. We are go to dou-
BILE, and II possible quadruple the number Of men and
horses take away every efficient master from the agri-
cultural districts and leave the ab,rers on whom both
men and hcrses depend for existence prey to natu a.
idleness and with every inducement to revolt II this
be not judicial madress the history of desperate meas
ures adopted by feeble and aghted councils does not
present an example.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

Ho,d d,'sSHoSg famous prz, P.,e,, an Va,
put IN commission AZ ths ,ast,' on ~ -
|t1 nroc-s. sso.oush manof war hayi 90 ~ ronsS
Th OF conversion" in the mo. usc..sfai
otccL the srsa o. m.ru,s marehe dow 10 beat
the same hour and se North Carol ~cnt on bo I'd
ana Stripes were hois.ed from. no, , ae' wsro me
receive her Goals and provis ors ard ls.v 1ae VIZ
sess &C "a few days She Ia, bss, ~ ,oa &C
susuob color, and preents the 20 n,sa the
the oans cupper corvette. she ia a. sbsrn .orrss
ships. nAS Excellent beam amid.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
sArQs's OSnCs Dec 81 1868

II DEBM It proper at this time especially TO
a call the tellou persons engaged e. her In hrhE
o, AlrloE slave onsw " aida enty
passsd " C0uncl Of thr eity
sec Sc any ruiu SLAVE usdr bis Or he cen
trol 70 gat g. trade peson, hire him eli
neat Of the otn=r paso- he
person peng shall hnd ma es han tEsny nor more
thAn ATTY
sec oh II pc harbors employs slave Vitheu the
Of SD save sail be hntd MT
less tnan any 1clars-
Sec Ih any pc logs who has not an
Assessed copy stsr ohtained according 70
thal h-e1 lEs than Ave than
zen coll
9hes prov sons are designed By Couns 70 correct great
sl NJ ctv and vii BE- rcty enforced sgaint all WIN vo
lae the.a. JUSsPH MAYO, Mayor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
TO THE OFFICERS SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES

OUNCE the wear 1889 / ave devoted much
- N ushs ana Dor ne isvsoSn Of "a s
ssAl Lsoaotsa y man in' aS devised; ess is sue
e ,fai oDsraiioa has tesa DELAYED y - sAns y
$3.50 ho,v. ~ nv recsot invention ~ an erg ne for me-
ssr vi ca admirably adapted 20 ana aesmea s@pn
S - Susas, N a b. which srsas and longaouSht
dssid srdtsn - sl oeon0ton may = - aiaes; v.,,
o aFrss hsn h a. noOEOnsr, asking A., sanse N
bhl' ny inVentsa With ne YlsS emPoS. ~ , ~
eneuiss he ezisuug A. subs iehl peid
prss htsd that boayi asa A..snosa " ms
s A = object A. n.Iss ss' @.aasr Of me asass Il
Rsp e. ntsvs Of ae states Nongr e. oe1 zen
S;.s S =, % D. ma 70 'SS sa l. i lsSs G
lass RsnorrAl al NE Lssld4u - NJ sOis, A, IN.
20 sAy, ma All Of hose ApPl sAaO failed % SAsis
Asy rsien iOa The great isPo.t.nes Q, ~ tSn ~
GsaerNs g. Lee q q T. ae.are,>fd erSa M sa
jei Il ny invsnl b the Eo'ln sf pa, u 49,, nd
neat rsaAasd many sessl thos la,es-s Ma -
SlsndrAsa lev aays anee And issnas $500
IonAl ns rest 10 ne saeee o. our e1ss .al % ~ Shs
Of oar oJunry noH appeal 70 ne stne- - r.t Sns
SOunWy lag aia a RAJ M ne N ans - ~ a
con advf-s nsm er o. ess n.eeoes, - u "a s,1v
no apo sal and bl'ekaeinS ICES NAY -
GS 80 sfrss On 1, coas.Iu rvQa.e nun1sr OLE
Of flc this ,bseT ou ts pea th01d pc FSspoaiee
a.. eVsy oas spare ssnlsnesn order 70 na
our eoany and Peris Of ss aend'n var AAeo
saos sSs,sss fros NJ HsnoriL-to M LssAtgrs Of VIZ
galA I'll hs INST desi'soe obiees can D
Now les be 81 posed that this 0O Of these Birds
% Ara see The uisian Of hVs lee irtm hosa
iita camp fsruas4 10 YES - ia. eAen
ArpsGViS ped With hy oan explosive shei ana
Il. three abreast going And crop
pBg active pissss hon poi % eev Ton o
hs eh ts easm then re'a nlls b The place Of as
pa and tnus ntlauinS the noVsznt A. ne
rate % NIL PEI 10 viii ha tAn I've period
We AuAdrod Gnd ~ ta0'sSGad dsatA aeang
b0bs ihas FAMED lhe zoe, ircvt n 40 de
a however sol uld ShstaEd ev-a q ain
&c aA; Ehie exposed And Hou b shines tAn
ID dsslroyed, Uthoat the least chs &C I e. ap ="
rss sSual mace o the Seat rs ard sep eenls
Hvss Copgrsss ffOn alsiI Pi Hon snsLy spesEeT
use Dss gates, Hrgia LSgaature - Gn Yea her
gton ~ 4 o OAVI so,
QaAftermas'ssG pecA's Nee,
iu-ls Rithnond Va Jan 1888.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
HOUSE OF REpI3.DEdlfIyES

Toe House met a. IL N. fayg NV VI A'uno-
gerode. of M;ssss,,,
adopted on Tuesday, to Iefs ne l0s ~ ,oi
disabled officers and soldier toI pecia, uo~%l1e
the SPEAKER appointed GtS Cou"'''ee nef'fS'
Capp, Curry, Vest, ohambI e an n ~ %.,,,.. :,
Reports being in order frn srsa W. Gop p.,n zoe
Committee on the Currency thrg nj r. IM sD, Vi
p ssss;on ~ hssr fsaction taken
~ 80 ",,oasst;on ., NJ O.. !, hst the COMMITTEES
~s,s dv;Ssd as to the pro.r;es, d the report being
read in open session.
~ III ssna,s N shs ensc os Of the bill to put
on end ~ eremn,ion hy su5:t tnss 10 the army was
adopted. ao,,a.,.,
A motion was made to adjouii MI oi'uruAy which
was rejected.
The House then ADJOURNED
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

matter for much longer time win be fatal to his hopes
of Mexican regeneration. His worst enemy the United
States Government is in a position to bhict upon
him the greatest injury, and he thoud lose no time In
fnilinr thu inaidinus nurposes Of thtt power.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01


CAPTURE OF b. ,ckADE un-A lstter pub.
lsh, in the B4ltim9re Aneric uiten the 7!h inst.
on the U. s. steamer AricsE South West Pass
says:
Yesterday, Sunday vas SAY Of excitement on
board Ii was my Ws|c1 In dggine room when Mr.
HUI, our Chief Eeginc< sentrid 70 me to give her
all the scan could may kkidsr was i'm sight,
We gave chase and c1~e upia her, and manned eli
OF cur ooas 70 board PEI, busoe they reached her,
her crew had left her kayingR tgourd and on fjra'
we, however, ooarde4 rel, AN. men were trying to
txtiDgush the hre, w-1 thepar recalled the boats.
as we aud the boats r1ro uaf severe 6re from the
iorts. Inc ooats ne race az bang gone some forty
minutes, ornglog aio nef land log, al large
rrespondence, np>>tpga.e that are building the
iron-cads Tor the Rec GJnnent worth p,lions AZ
dollars TO our Cove 11cnt Iley sso hrous IN .vav
the wearing appar' 1 ---anr the noted slaver
who was implclt he Hh Wanderer Affair." thew
saving in haste as or >boavqe snnroacbing b.r
We laid Of OF her Day d igbt Wbsn ,6s PI.o
officer saw her a-6fftc ordd cur inc IN en- and nn,I
Ber off; she cams 4 4nchotsas "a v Zen NJ Inn
went on boad OF NJ berlgnes and ho'la,. va,o
found in good order only hsoOt vo,l n.;ng hun,
a,sy. Being an i.on ball, Hsu.d ss wsll % svsr
We are going TO :ov our pr % 10 Rssnfnrt N N
TO morrow, as We ha<tto q se far coal s,nno,s
her hull and boilers and engl,I hr;ng sor,.thi :,
the neishborhood q 40 900 Dorrio,, of hs. ea,so
is in good condition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

TsE LABOnIse - AsDn wAs-Uadsr this
head, The New Y0tk News hasroug editorial review.
Jag the efscts of ths var a,.,r's and esoec ally
the kbOriDg men, of 'he Uad SAFES, and close, a,
foows: M
fhe eoua'ry $50 mug ica tie loss In the blight
u cas's dpVn INC ,.' pople-i: suffers more
ID me asaan 80 aases, and II possible
mere sun ~ J. sne 'as Sc ry II Is entail ing
now upon /" W. ak tae prices OF provi-
Sous are so.us ~. lave downward tend
enc., anu 49, grl 90, unti, like the
coneil MA, r.v !. %saas Of France, down
.ney w" o. ~ ~ scirce worth the paper
1n., arc p',uu DAY the clouds are dark.
cum a'o.u. ,i~ ~ VII hear Of 10 proposals
lor Pes9 ~. - rs Of which many hoped
30 nia'n 49,, ~ aIirity, refused 10 even
ooor LrSIE,, 20. commits oners 10 en-
ueasoi - o. IN plk- ma 70 save The country BY
.n resso,a' 80 Ja Elk 30 and good will to men.
NJ, .g ~ ,h7t.r nches TO their counIrys
iulu, eu- ~ ~ NJ nin OF fmalI means who,
W 'ao ~ the bre.d he eats, sufas
"oe, a"U ' ~ ngs will increase"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
CONFEDERATE STA E0oNdEEsS.
rmrp SESSION on gIesfO0soR1As
sESAlH.r. Dec. 81, 1856.

$50 sEsAa l.. Dec. 81, 1858.
Prayer by Rev J. l. BaITo FIJI Pa, leave Of sb.
On mo ~. 81 m NJ ~ granted. in CON
seoce 70 DIS COMES sS 0sss Of Of his family.
on motion Of M. MAxHELL he COMMITTEE ,o.n .s o.
Military Affairs was instructed q SIN ~
padiency Of providing by law - GPa'n' " 'A''A'0n'
10 the army. IL va,t into E,a.,
On motion of Mr.. ORR, the 6eps ''H' INV 1Aseu
tive session. ordsro5 a. :,
When the doors were ope1ed nj, $50. We
when the S,na adjourns, IL ~ s'1'A -''''a'
mex. at II o'clock, NJ. al
Ga motion, the Senate atioQfn&
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.

nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
i.ed 20 se from W 90 go 4 the ponds Of the county Of
Carroll e. o!JALnsy, 1854 pa, sSie ian.
ana Jul, Of esch year. in city Of Nchmord
These issued for the bench. OF $40
..ors "A ,n. f..s Efstered or ceupons
nm, av -efer No Jnds OF similar character,
shicn are on ths msne, can be bette, ,han these.
Peo !, posed make Iuch an inyesrs ent are Invited 70
sss nomp ,ppc ,tioa 70 Mtsss Y h. Mauy Co. Of Rich
"'Hu' 'A' -'' EEMUND T. NORRIS,
a. n, s.wakcax Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

nAAso OH CHICAGO EsrrKPasr.-The bu.,,.
omn,n vIeago Is truly gigantic The Chicago poeL
900 in shares Of 500 each. purDose ~ o. Ooo
nish warehouse, 500 feet by so b.osd Eve
ss, snurea en- the Ever with dock font ~ osn
zoe Two slips OF 900 feet each. The h, 200
w. and the tracks from the several rs;,o oTv
sl7s GOO me me warehouse. Cost of lot ard lSirs
Tor as Oco ~. warehouse will have storage capacity
that will lin sn ad'e Of n,u, ard hosing apparatus
NV ana oeposlt 400 barrels of flour ner honr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

the Tum. lana train Of camels is running f,o,,
70, the s,li mines to Virginia City, packing AIT
oseI aoae Of transportation. Elch CAN'T i sh,s 80
costs nothi egd. hundred to one thou AID pounds Il
brush and $1,000. heap 'nem as they will ia. on rage
o. n'Is's and males are jus What camsIs th,;,s
VII San Franeisco Mining Pres, '~A''' 'nf'e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
ITATUABLEbEALE ESTATE.

ON PEAEL STRICT Y r SALE AT AUJTION
VIII be sod on TUE.D.Y The on dNy JAnuA-y, 1854, on
NE preml,ss o'5SeE the vauAb bck ten meat
me vest ia Of street. Maine aud Uiay 'tree 3D.
tstvoeat frou MAN g ert occupied BY ~
Chails. Wynns a wholesale md retail tore this Is con
cred among deicSbls business stands In the
Ct Taxes tor ts year S6t psd ~ the purchaser
fEnN- thd cash; he balance al an IA months, for
R0i,D- d er nts added. with bust the
JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
flni-td Auctoneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

o,s.sotD 10 BIZ HUsG.-JAmes Stanton has bsen
sr,aa.es a. sph4o CT the mn der of VIM. Smith. and
sss one ~ - DC nung on the 81 OF February smith
decks, July g. He was beaten and ,broxr IanaiS
run mUm propeller. Santon is young m,n Of irish
Pa;ettsge was one of the rioters, but dene Killing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

casioually fight him successfully, Nv.
times annoy rim seriously; We
minds to submit to heavy losses
contest property is nothing, LlDs
With the hrpe that some aoier pen
iect, l will close with tais remark
ment that wi | respec: our guars
a plenty to eat, and . rising gen
~ a world in arms. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
VALUABLE Farm or ABOnT a6

ASkEs, IN HAL PAX COUNTY FIVE MILES sou fH
VI BEaLiN DLPoT, ON The RICHMOND AND DANsILLE
hAiLhosD Fok sALE-AG request kr. j. b. PauIk.
ner we our r sale the above valus lie Il
Two Settlements one OF which with III
DOVER ms Is occupied by widow lady 90
family ~e'
1he House has 10 10 IL Rooms with every necessary building
Attached good Orchard and Ofe yard The ,tasr
settlement esa be occupied the purchaser time There
90 small Dssing containing 10 Rooms good once
In the YARD servants House, Kitchen, stabe kc Also Asocd
ochard The land has been bady cultivated Of years.
Is originally Of excellent SOL
esi lated that 800 barrels made next yea
On both lands there betwean 200 ECO
embracing YAK AID Pine Capt JIo. Faulkner samT b.
ior, living The farm, viii may cs on
The purchaser Of the foregoing Lard 100 acres land
on syce fye (embraong o. 6y low grouac for two
years al $500 per annum, which, h estimated, will make 400
barrels CT Com next year The bsho1d eIeeent one
with churches convenient
Apply 10 G0DDIN APPERs0N,
dtSl-St kichmend, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01
Eo2SALR.

IL rSACr or LAND, one mile irem Amelia Q. h.
l. have tract land, mi Am-A O. B., the Dan
vile Railroad sale contains t20 The lard
qiAhy GOO; ab 80 in loo grounds
ana has .ood potion land The dwelling Is eomiOr
tao rvaut hous sable, tooae-
co brns graoary Aoy vi haF bay apply 20
John g. Dc. son Nd AneiA h. P. O., who has Of
atsorasE % sslL THEODONE CARktNGr0N.
a.
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oOPARTNERSHIP.

THE UNDEhS lGN I'D have this day entered
Il ina = co PARFNEEsHIP uader me sale Of BIZ wa 4
DEANE the purpose Of earyig sNE Al COhhIs-
SION BuSINEsS, Ola Stand Of d James, Basin
Al XIX BsowN,
7. JAS DEANR
IIcHNoSD. Jkn'y lst 1854
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership of DEANR & JAMES
Il Is this > DIS OLyEO b. mutual consent AL pas ue
hAvns rans VII pie present them for pay
neat viii please make gAynsnt g siss o
TIE DAANE JANIS,
RIranoNp. Jan-y Ia 1884. Baain Bank.
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NEW RICHMOND THEATK9=

ADJr AND INsPR GSyL's OPPIoR
nrSrp., onnvn. RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 20, 1868
No. l63
amended as ioilows: ~ ~ ~'"
H. The hosp ration Is hxed furtqer orde At the same
rate OF ssues nov made TO soldiers nsd sreater
oWnee CURED OF particular article 70 roocs
IN we held special regulations must be made N ref,r
BY orosr,
"a, Qsigned) 8. COOPER
ueel-N Adit Inalr General
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Il, vine congress Is 10 he held in Pari, to decide
VII are ihe osst wines in France. or course The best
Will be that which is genu-,ine WIG De''
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WANTED-By Virginia Lady, of two
years experience teaching English, French and MUSIC
to peg nners -, v.ht..uo,. a, ..,r. scr.h
heiefen0s' e"sA 1890 4. N.
,..,.,. New Town p o., King Queen CO., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-01

STOLRN from my Camp, near Pisgah Church,
- Orange eunry Va on the hight Of the Ian nst my two
riding hoiss OnsI milk white Arabian horse, with blue
each of his hind qisrtes which shows very pLy
when he h the lids eye vne the other back lie
very quick very and spirited The oher dark
brown bay well formed very long body small head,
prominent brown eye whole length
ohs back natural PAGER and racks rapidly these no. ses
IRE Ee good order whsn taken Any one
finding ether or boh Of them give any information
leading 70 their discovery will be bersy rewarded and all ex-
penses Of taking and delivering them betrayed
Address TAOS. BALLARD,
Major and @. 8 Johnson's ", vision,
dsqf- dior Ewels Corps. ANY
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HNHE steamer city Of Petersburg Captain
II CdARLE NEL ON receive Frsiyhs for Pet 10 u-E
on Friday JAnaAy AL Rfignt vii b. Pid As NJ Counting
me Asovs ssamsr viii run regularly between this port and
Peter burg. W. H. PL4ASANIs AGENT
il-.lts l5ta Street
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"A BALL viii be given at the Tanners Hall,
IA on Main street. oPpSse me Old Rsir Groand on he eve
Meg Of J nuAry Ice 1854
ora opsa AT Ocoes. Ba Al hafPsSt oe oek
nh Aimed 81 he Ia dOOr, a. Mlnder Hos
An division, sis sArd's Ondsss. Of james We b.
-
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@. S. OF AMERICA, I
WAR DEPARTMENT, (
ADyr JNsP'R GEMS OFFICE I
RICHMOND, Va Dec. %, 1858.
GENIAL Orders,
No. les.
Toe ATTENTION Of eeers Of thu army again directed 10
Paragraph VI neral Orders No. as rtsa leg that In all
for military pp,nIment. the name Of the State
be 7en OF watch the person citEen No applications VII
hereafter receive attention In which this uls not observed
By order.
(sgnsdJ s. COOPER,
dee96- -iw Adjt and Inspr GEM.