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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
THE EVENING NEWS.

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-0n Saturday even
ing. between the hours of and o'clock,
TWO men in Virginia, one by the name Of
Kelly Cwho keeps the Crystal Peak Hotel
and the other by the name OF Flattery
who keeps grocery in an adjoining
building) got into dispute in regard to
The rent Of Flattery's building, OF which
Kelly is landlord, which resulted in the
shooting of Kelly by Flatsery, in two
plsces-one ball lodging in the thigh and
the other in his breast, about two inches
above the right nipple, causing very Sc
we're, but we think not dangerous wound,
as we are informed Kelly appeared quite
comfortable last night, and eat hearty
supper, and the chances for his ultimate
recovery seemed quite favorable. Flat
terry gave himself up TO the officers Of the
law, but declared that the act was done in
self-defense. as his life was threatened by
Kelly, and who provoked the quarrel. We
hope the guilty party will meet with due
Justice. which ever It was, that it may have
a tendency 10 enhance the I'VE must say)
very poor morals of Virginia and vicinity.
FIRE ALARM.-Yirginia, last Saturday
evening, came very near being the scene
Of another extensive conhasration, but
which, fortunately, was checked before
any material damage was done. The hre
originated in the roof of the Snug Saloon,
occupied BY J. VI. Donlan, and would
have destroyed large amount of prop
erty if It had not been extinguished before
getting fairly under way. We believe
that Eagle Engine Co. No. claim first
water, as two Of their members, Messrs.
Hemmenwav snd Brown, clambered on
the roof and drenched the "Spot affected"
with numerous buckets of water before
any engines arrived, although all were out
and ready to do good service, as usual.
The FIRE originated from defect in the
stove pipe, and we advise everybody to
take warning or Chief l.arkin wifi be on
their trail.
The HoLIpAvS.-We would call the
attention of our readers to Dale & CO.
advertisement OF to-day, by which will be
seen that this enterprising firm have just
received a fresh supply of holiday presents,
and from which one can select gifts suit
able 10 youth and beauty OF old age and
intermity. and At prices q >liit the times.
Ii we were Young and in the bloom Of life
We would patronize them, and make glad
the hearts of many fair one; and we
would advise everybody, especially youth
and beauty, to give them call.
INsrALLArtoN.-Ata meeting of Silver
lily Lodge No. l6+. +. \ a. NJ, held at
their hall in Silver City, Saturday even
ing. Dec. 18th, the following officers were
snstalled for the ensuing Masonic year q.
K. T. Mullard, W. NJ; J. NJ. Kennedy. s.
w. VI. J. Rourke, J. W: August Hone
man, Treasurer; c. P. Brant, Secretary :;
J. h. Barney, ;. D.; Geo. Crapdall, J..
d.; Jas. Bonham and Eli B. Allen, Stew
ards; J. A. rodman, Marshal: 4. e..
Wilhelm, Tyler.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo II Co. have
today shipped y bars and sack of
bullion. weighing l,O4S pounds Of the
asSsyed value of S26,56S 81.
rELEGRAM.-There is a dispatch in the
telegraph office for J. II. Maxwell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

at which am determined to sell, will please and
as,onish YOU, Every article bought at my estab-
Iisbmept Is WARRANTED PURE. Co.,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
FOB THE
FAIRNESS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT

refer to the following firms and gentlemen
T.ouI. FeusIar g. Co, E Ruhling e. Co,
II. S. King, Of w. T. Co., John PIPER
George F. Jones, u bIocE Co.
Joe CLARK. W. H. Howard,
Isaac C. Bateman, n w. Mlnton'
A. Hirschman, george Lewis
Rufus E. Arick, Joe barnert &C.,
7 r CLARK. Dighton Corson,
q r Curtis, Qulnt g. Hardy,
Cant N Smith. j. Frankenthal,
Cant u L. Moore, A. E. O'Eeill,
A findauer, Taylor & Campbell,
Alex. Coryell, Z. ID. bryan,
Jacob Smith, Capt. L. rawlings
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
ANGEL ISLAND MINES.

There is still considerable prospecting be-
ing carried on upon the lodges discovered
some months since on Angel Island in the
Raw of San Francisco. Rock crushed at
miil has Welded Sl2 SO to the ton, (ten dol.
lar. of the amount being silver, and much Of
tbe rock bears -four gold on the surface,
plainly perceptahle to the naked eye: Traces
IF CONNER have also been found, and zinc ore
in large quantities has been found beyond
doubt. this last may pay, but the gold and
silver never will. As the Island is Govern
ment Reserve, It il doubtful il the mines can
be worked at all unless BY Government au-
thority. .......'. .. a .... e.. o.
AsIwrots you last week, Miss Fanny
Brown the new eonspsediez.s announced as
I" the successor Of Mrs. John Wood" ETC.,
now playing at Maguire'S, is beauty, but no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stage-J. E. Col,
hem. Miss R. Colhem, l.. W. Ferris. A. H
Dodge, L. B. Hermann, c. A. Sumner, H
Epstein, W. Tobin, Mrs. Caulery.
DEPARrrRES-By Pioneer Stage-Niss
Rogers, ]. F. Bartholomew, E. II. Galet, S
E. Robinson, J. Lemon, Geo. Carlton, C. C.
Wilson, F. Luther, y. W. Winton and son,
Capt. Baldwin, B. c. Whitman, E. B. Mar
TN. L. J. Cooper, Z. A. Sawyer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.

Positively Selling on!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
or Gold Till and vicinity!
DEMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARhlS
IL Is no humbug selling of, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any profits on hn
goods. He only wishes 10 get clear OF bis stoeA
at the regular San Francisco cost, and Will con-
tinue to do so TIL he has not got one dollars
worth Of merchandise left.
H6Remember the Old stand = Nextt0
Gold Hill News Once, Gold Hill. ;.Y.-
One Hundred Pairs Of 10 and l1.siEed
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
200 Of the Finest French Cassimere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought into the Territory, At S16 %.
Business Coats. ..-......'-.'.-''"4 W
Superior Boys Hats:....-...---..-.-..-l ID
LARGE Lot Of Of Small Brosan Shoes, -
Velvet Vests "
Calf Boots, best quality. - ~
Nailed Boots, ......-..-.-..--.-.--.--.- "
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots, D %
Calf Boots, ~
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, -.....-------.2 90
Best Cal. Flannel OvershIrtS, ------..--2 25
Grey Flannel OyershIrts, Made In the, o..
StAteHl ~
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and
white, ---.-...------.---.-.-.....I 80
Fine CASHMERE Vests, -.-...---...-..-----S 90
Hats, all colOrA,. --...-----.--'.-.-.---1V W
Cotton Half. Hose, per dozen..-...-----9 %
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, ...-S 90
Best California 1O.lb. BIankets........S 90
Working Pants. --.--.---......-.'-..-.SO ~
Working Pants, superior. %
Corduroy Pants, best aHaiity,.---.....--5 80
Fine Black Coats, satin lined .......18 %
Blue Pilot Shirts. -..-----...--.---......-..1 ~
Fine Business Coats ..-.-.......---..---lS ~
Superior Heevy OvercOats -.-....-...19 %
Extra fine English Cashmere suits - %
French Calico Shirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, all a
colorS- .-----------.-----.'.-.---''s ~
Cloth Caps, good uaIity....---..--..-..l -
Red Drawers and Shirts, each...-....1 30
Harrison Cass're Suits, best aual'y. %
Fancy Colored Flannel COats-.........4 %
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra quality %
Calf Boots, dOnble-sole. 10
Extra Double.soIs Calf Boots ---....--.5 80
DoubIe.SoIe Calf Boots, sewed-........6 30
Boys Boots ------------.--.--~--.--'-A -
Gents Cavalry Boots. ...---.-...---......O ~
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen..-..3 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

the Catholic Prelates in California are
Most Rev. Doctor Alemany, Archbishop OF
San Franc isco; Right Rev. Doctor Amat,
Bishop of Los Angeles and Monterey; Right
Rev. Doctor 0'Conuell, Bishop Of Marysvllie,
and Right Rev. Doctor Loss, the exiled
Bishop Of Sonora, Mexico. The latter, il is
POSSIBLE, will soon return to his diocese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

The professional money-lender moves
steathily as an ague: as thong h haunted
by the memory Of thousand acts that
have written him down in the devils me-
moranda.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
Doa-, ofEo,,alizat,on.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town of Gold Hill will meet as q Board Of
Eoualization, at the office Of the Clerk, on TUES
DAY, the sixth day Of December, 1854, and will
ranain In session one week. Business hours from
2 to l0P.M
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
III .sfT 8. H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
d, November 29th. 1864 "..rars no29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12
Notice. TO Tax Payers.

s- Notice to Tax Payers. H
DoARD OF EQUALIZATION OF STOREY
ID County.--This Bond will meet Daily Sun
days excepiod). from 10 A. n. to O'Clock P. NJ,
until Monday, the 5th December next; after
which the Assessment Roll will be closed By
ordsr Of the Board "
nol5 I'd LUGIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

SOMETIMES when a person thinks he is
hound in common decency to cry, almost
weeps for JOY at the approach Of the tear
of grief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-12

We like TO see an hourly struggle be-
tween farmer and his geese which shall
be the latest, man or birds.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
yANKEE HASONs.

The Masonic fraternity have hitherto been OF the
opinion that the acts of vandalism practiced by Tho
Yankee soldiers in the vaiiOul Miscno Lodges Of Mis-
sissppi, were not tho sets Of AasORs, but OF hired
soldiers, melted by desire OF booty; but they have
been mistaken. During the last visit OF the enemy 20
Port Gibson they visited the Lodge roOp stole tho re
gala and jewels and tore up and destroyed the records
aud papers Of Washington L,dgo No. s. and Clinton
Chapter No q They also destroyed the charter Of said
Chapter, issued by the Grand Chapter OF the UOtsd
States, September is, 1926, and signed By Dewitt
Clinton Add if TO add insult to injury, one OF the
party left on the altar card, which VaI inscribed,
''ThOuss Price, W. of Peoria Lodge, No. 10. Peoria,
Illinois"
In the Revolutionary war, when the charter of q
Lodge and It's record had fallen into British hands, they
we're promptly returned by dag of truce, under guard
of hoAor How q rent the conduct Of W. n. Price,
who, by his actions, seems to have gorsd in destroy
ing the records aud papers of Institution devoted to
oenevOlencel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15


Retaliation has surely Its horrors, and We are nos OF
tbOse who rAshly court its power SAL cur dignity as
people and the duty which the Government owes 70
s solsers REQUIRE that whenever, BY the chances OF
.r Confederate colder falls into the hands OF tho
enemy. he shall be treated with the regard to which
pr.soner Of war ID enhted.
Il is unnecessary to enter here upon the question
which the burning Of ChAmbersburg involves. The
town was delivered to the flames by the order Of the
commander of our forces in Pennsylvania, aud Mr.. Ma
gill, in Obeypg the order, did nothing more than bis
duty. Il would be easy for Us to cite precedents es
absbed by the Yankees themselves to show that our
cities have been given up to the flames and their nnaO-
itants to piAge and the Yankee sOdiery have es
capped that just punishment which they deserves
Without, therefore, invoking the evils Of retaliation the
time has now come when we should surrender none Of
the rights which our recognized position of beserent'
eu.ils us TO, and especially when those rights IN
volye the existence and liberty of the soldiers OF Ou'
armies Let the enemy, who has stirred the brand O.
retaliation abide the consequences and the world vii
not be slow to sway to the side Of national dignity Ant
| Justice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
DIED.

Ga Sunday evening, 14.h, after protraced illness,
GEORGE A. youngest child OF John O. and CLARA A. shaier
aged months and rs days.
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited
funeral from the residence Of his father In Sidney this evening"
(Monday ct O'Clock. aul5
On Wednesday, the 10th nstsnt the residence Of Charles
sebbnS Ashland Mira MARY BURKEn the 6lh year Of her
age.
At Green Meadow the county OF Henrieo the Gath OF
July Mrs ANNA O. CROUCH in the 9Th year OF her age She
returned to her home TO which abe fondy
ell around which centeed the joys and Of
moned her. the called TO the presence Of her God She
improved by cultivation. she susceptible Of the
impuls and the most intense seOton Though she passed
away suddenly her mourning feads and bereAved family are
consoed by the hope that the faith she long Sus-
tanned her at the last and gded her pathway through
valley with celestial rays the "Sdn Of Rghteou
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
The Arest Of Mr. Masill

Late Yankee psrs sts,e that Hr. W. D. Bagil! has
bsen arrested il Pennsylvania snd hell for tSal as an
leendiary under the order Of Gen. Couch The charge
being that be is ono Ct ths party ha SGT Chambers
burg on IRE. Mr.. Hsgil Is 3 son Of d.. MAg, Of this
eisy late Of Mar land and has been, from the gin
ming Of the war, regular soldier in the Confederate
ASny.
he was educated =! West Point, and declined CON.
mission the patriotic ground that his xample as
private would have greater influence in ndeoing Nary
anders 70 enter the Conederass service than as an Off
cor. II he Eere present Hhea ObamberabrrZ was
fred be was there as soldier Of the Confederate army
Il he took am par! in the buFnin no did under
dsrs The Confederate Government cannot therefore
permit him to be treated as crimi al The isctthAt
she Yankee authorities purpose to treat him SUCH is
confession that their soldiers amenable 10 the
criminal law for similar acts TIE laws Of al the Con
federate States make not only arson bu many other
offences, such as kidnapping negrOe5 OF melting them
70 rebellion, punishable. If Mr.. Magi has violated
Law Of Pennsylvania, every Yankee who has invade
the S.e Of Virginia has violated It's laws AZ incuFr
their penalty II Mr.. Magil Is to DO punished, they
also mus, be punished. We, the.elore call upon the
President, and If Re should fail TO take. the
proper stePs in the mat er, then We call upon
the Governor 70 iaterpOse his authority to
bring about Mr. Aagi's release to visit upon the
AS YANKEE prisoner in our hands the same punish
@'ns which ahaH be Injected on Mr.. AsglL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
VIRGTNIA.-At Rules held in the CLERKS

VIRGINIA--At Rules held in the Clerks
oe Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Meekenburg
on the hrst Monday in June, 1864:
Thomas Goode and Samuel In their liRht and
Executors Of Thomas e'ode, deceased, Plaintiffs,
sg8nst
Mary Goode in her right and Executx Of Thomas
Goode William orgmP and Alice lis vile aud their children
Sally alice and William CruDp, Samuel and hin chill
dren Thomas g. Mary Lacy Edwin y c4res ana Charles
JONES' George Brent and Lccy his wfs their cjren
Thomas g, Lucy, samuel, George O. Il, Coruea and
Alice Brent Margaret Garland and her daughter wIue
GHrland Sophia Goode Ellen Goede snd Iaheis Gocde
Defendants.
IN oHANCERY.
appearing by adavit filed that defendant sanpai
Jones and his cedren Thomas G, nuy Luy s. Edwin Car
yer Ohh Jone are nonresidents OF this state on the
n9Sn o. the PLAINTIFF By their Attorney IL Is that the
SAID do here within after dine nns
esen OF ihs order and do what prot ct their
interest 10 this l and that this order be published once week
or Jour weeks IN Newspaper IN The cy or
Richmond v and also be posted The font door Of the Cont
Court. = - - -e~' So1AT
The object Of this ut to have settlement OF the sdnI,sra
on Of The estate OF Thomas Goods deceased ana an nves
Of us trust funds provided BY lis will and dkbuton Of s
estate according To the rights of4he partIeI
Acopy-Tate,
cHAx'EPs pALHRq. jyH-Wts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
BALrIsa BErwEIE ErO OrIMoss.-A writer in the

HALrIsG BETWEEN TWO 0PIMOEs-A writer in the
Montgomery Nail. furnishes the following incident:
Yankee "bold soldier" having cIeot I'D behind a
tree rather close to works at Gold HaIbor was dis
covered by boys who brought some dozen dagger
Gus looking puzzes TO bear him and ordered him to
come in" Yank hesitAted; "baDg, bang; the dirt
and bark Of the tea was knocked about his cars He
he Sin tight" and so concluded to come in,
for which purpose he laid down his gun. Seeing his
o. jet, his Yankee brethren DO 10 FIRE him. This
changed his mind and he started back them where
upon whole "lofss" of Tebs let ay az him. Yank
quickly came 70 halt, perhaps to weigh the chances,
both sides hslowi1g for him to TO them. Wisely
deciding the robs were the most dangerous marksmen,
be turned and started for them st something ltls
Adore doubl-quics. Tho whole Yankee line fred 4
hm but despite OF seventy 6Te yards OF open Id
and three umbes which he took in the race he reach.
ed our lines in safety, with almost breathsss "Ohrst
Almighty how yure fellows shOoi He said no had
been until recently and gave his name as Sin.
bad, the Sailor. Doubtless his advent into the rebel
Ines will compare favorsbly with some of the adyen-
lures Of the hero OF the Arabian lights.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15

ExclEIaLST-BstWeen six and seven o'clock SaLur
dey evening the New Market the Of the most
intense ezsi.ement here we're there gathered to-
go.her ssm fifteen hundred to two thousand persons,
white oEs and negroes mostly the latter. This dense
ma G. human beings wcdgsd into narrow spacs, was
animst with but one Idea-to secure watermelon,
and the watermelon they could have. he strugg 6,
eel fl IS and ugging tearing of skirts and smaah.
ing Of sunbonGets, was gcOdy sight to enc who had
no fena or brother there The result OF the evenings
operations was, that all the nggers, al least secured
watermelons, and were thereby made happy. Some
white folks vent homs empty and looking fIrlOrn,
though must unreasonaby, for they saved their money
and can inves. at leisure to-day We glad TO be-
able to say that no serious accident occurred during the
melee 10 the market house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
'Oh God ! it Is a fearful thing

10 ste TIE huuaD tOul take wing.
Yet the Lord mercifu in this; fer these things warn
us-and, oh how fear ulJ LILO prepare and be ready
to meet the 'SOn Of Nan" in whatsoever hour he may
come.
One word here to general Officers: General Lee has
issued order, that any commissioned officer or
private who brings into service Recruit through his
own AueEce, shall receive thrty.day furlough on
AppLclton. Toe private soldier, whose death is men
toned above brought approved recruit to his COM
psny about the last of April and the recruit has been
N oil the battles down to this date. Yet after sending
repeated application for furough, this soldier, who
was the only Of a widowed mother, who had fought
uOby, and who richly deserved the indulgence, and
under orders entitled 70 it. has fallen without OBJ
tanning surlough. HIS blood is upon the heads of our
commanding Officers; ior had tney complied with their
own orders, he had now been living man. to bless his
mothers heart
appeal TO officers, for the sake Of the cau,e and
the country to GeA fairly with soldiers and espe-
eiay in the testy matter OF furoughs Recruits have
in abundsntly sncs the issue of General Lees
ORDER bu, lei the impression go cut that cur Gen
erals comply with the order only when it is agreeable
TO them, aud ssodier will not exert hmsef to obtain
recruits. For heavens sake, give every man furlough
whenever be wants IT, who furnishes in his stead an
eboded recruit. It viii strengthen armies aud
keep them full more eectuAlly than any other system
that could be adopted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
OFEICERs AT FORF DELAWARE.

The following list of wounded officers, now in prison
at Fort Delaware D,l has been sent for publication.
C.Wbeeler, Capt ID N O Bait; VIM johnson,
Onpt 18Th Va Rsgt; Neghbors, let Lieut. l4lh La (;
w n keGallard, "a Lieu. Sch La Inft; G Clslkey,
3 Lieut. l4th Va Init w johnson, 18th Ark Rsgt
Milan, l7th Ark Regis EdW Carter Capt s!h Va Taft
III a W Kent, Capt Ash Ga Regt; Bissell, Lieut.
% !, I'd S "; w b Bmnett, Lieut. 90 g, 10Th Ark !;
John MsskeW. Lieut. lsI LIS N Sharp, Lieut. 18Th S
@; T = New-l, Lieut. 90 G, Ash Gs; Elam, Capt
22d Va Bait John BreedloVe, lst Lieut. Co B, An
Ala Inft; w Burt, lst Lieut. 90 A, 7Gh O Regt R
Mitchell, % Lieut. % G, 22d n O Rsgt; Mcleod
Turner, Capt 7!h n Regt; John w Greer, lst Lieut.
2Sd AK Rsgt, Qost an srD); W Dorsey, % Lieut.
lllh ReSt; Willis Whitaker, "a Lieut. S7.h
Ksgt; L Th0FltoD, lst Lieut. 2lst Va Saml May,
lst cut 10 b LIS; d Com, lss Lieut. lltl q Rsg;
A A Osthey, 1st Lieut. sah n O Regt jas Robin
son, "a Lieut. 9 h Va Regt; Sanford Let Lieut.
llth Miss A Il Farrsr, lst cut Is Miss; W Branch,
LIST Lieut. 18th Mss; A SWindler, Major 2 Regt Va
Init, QOst q leg); Cooper, lst Lieut. 81 NO.
was in pFison with To- above officers at Fort Della
ware until the 18th inst, and they all we'll at that
time but a mSj ,rity Of n IN have loss limb.
N. A. EOoRE, Asst Surg. P. A. @ S.
Southern papers will please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
OFFICE OF MEDICAL DIRECTOR
OF O. s. HosPITALs IN Va,
Richmond, Va Aug. IL, 1864.

r In accordance with orders from Surgeon
lie General, Surgeons In charge Of Hospitals In Virginia
should contracts with gardeners and
the supply and delivery Of such amoun Of veseta
other ordinary marketable produce be
say their patients beyond what be arnsne from the
hoptGl gardens.
When the condition OF the Hospital Fund will permit Dungeons
In charge Of Holpals allowed 70 purchase
anp son enable them 10 obtain supplies Of vegetables
eggs from beyond the limits Of cie.
supervision will In future be exercised he prices
paid such hospital supplies and the In charge will
be strictly si0ie for In price Sur
geons charge OF Hopsi will inform their stewards that
chasing m tbs paikes Of Cities from wagons On their way
to Market be relored TO until the oher
OF supply herein indicated prove insufficient ant "a that
case TO extent GO will supply descencies
In accordance with distractions from The Secretary OF War
Surgeons charge OF Hospitals directed not 10 purchase
any the following srtcl Composing the rauoa, they Will
bought ei in future only officers OF the oubs
Beef muon bacon, pork, vhest fsur,
meal dried peas, beans salt vinegar, sugar. molasses
Agents engaged the purchase Of these ARTICLES vii be mme
dlatey Withdrawn. MA. DARLINGTON,
anlH-1R Medical Director.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
FROM GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Aug. ls.--The enemy, yesterday, advanced
his right about one me st the same time extending bis
left short distance; but huniedly Withdrew both this
morning. from some cause as yet unknown to the orr
ginai position. Their line officers attempted frequently,
at different points along the line to-day communication
with ours. Ia several instances they proposed cessa-
ton of picket firing, which NOS entertained in con-
sequence of its not coming through proper channel.
No she'll. thrown into the J during the nisl
or to- day, with the exception Of slight artillery firing in
front Of Bates.
Brig. Gen. Jno. O. Brown, of Tennessee, has been
temporarily promoted to The rank of Major General
Lie,t Col James K ,nnsrd, O. 8. Artl y, has been
assigned to duty as Chief Of Ordnance Of the Army Of
Tennessee.