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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
From ysslsrdaTs Evsni~g ES'iO".
snirit ~ HI. Morning Prssa

Tbs Jjss Of the Yankee General Logan In regard 70
Han Mr.. Curry are elpO:si in this mornings En-
o,,,,s, Logan "a not only liar but forger. Mr.
Osrr, never made the speech attributed to him. No
ma, has stronger faith In the O,Lfsderaey than Mr.
Curry and no man is better acquainted with It's vast re
sources We heartily endorse every word Of the d"
oyr,,, cOmrendaton Of Mr. Curry, Who, IS the whole
o neseracy well knows, il not ODly one Of the most
dvO.ed and undyE Adhsrsnts Of the cause, but Is one
Of the very AblosI men We ever bad In cur Legislative
crunoils.
Logan Is described By the EHgUiysr a. dark, SAtuF-
nne man, with mean look 10 hs eyes, fond OF Whly,
= constant squirtsr Of tObloec.uics-in word, the
vary picture Of a loW villain.
.srpe Uaion. one aud indiysble" Il The VAr-cry Ct
Lincoln, says the Dispatch. The mob, one and indi-
ysbls Il the real shSs, anchor Of hi4 usurPSton In
O,n has al ernAtey lsrs led TO fed ana SOOSrgSi the
ir,hsn popalLcs and sny refuses to truss them Tor
oos moment In the fsS Slscon Of thsir Chist Asgs-
tr.ta Seward has not Stsdisd the past f nothing See
hou the miserable rab5S gin az HE hIssriss, hurrah
over his Lee, Eruas sVsr bis ii sOnHSCtl add cover
Ike dogs beneath the bloody scourgss Of hh bayonst
ana oonsoripdons. DOSI any ore anticipate rebellion
when be refuses 10 lee them have fair Voo for the
Prssdsue,H Is not Ct such materials that Feesihons
40 born.
Maryland, sb,lOniEsd By the vote Of Dutch SoldsF'
L the basis Of long AEtcs In the Eza"'N'T. the oo-
lee, Of which s to show that % far a. slavery d cor
c,rusd. the SOUTH not chArEsaOle with the agitation
which has brought on the present. var. Slavery vas
tse pre,euce but the scheme Of Iui agEton would nave
bssp praesed al the sane fslAVsry bad never existed
and s,,,bsrn resissrcs you'd he even more energetic
than il ia and uoud continue 10 be, if every slave In
The Southern STATES we're Annihl,ted to morrow.
The vide efe,epADey between ire ofaciA reports OF
Gems Lee and Grant 10 regard 10 tbs battle last Thurs
dsv, Il treated very hunorOgsly BY the Examiner.
The campaign Of 1854 IA dicus'sd at length BY the
Syijs a. and the conclusion reached in the language
Of the n. Y. World;
81 is downright self contradiction 10 pretend that
ths var has been successful and yet maintain that
var President Il nsedf 20 save the county after the
sA Of HSel Il "a sheer Absardyto pretend that the
rebellion thrs, ourths subdued and yst admit that
Ne c,nrot splre . single from the trny. lt Is nat
pocsepse 70 ssy q a. the has been successful when
An every seeded State there seeesonist than
there we've when the began. l. Is binduessto a
tent facts TO appeal 70 she map IS evidence OF this years
success. When 9Th . siugle eKespdoo, nothing VauA-
bic can % pointed olt IS gained, With Ne did not
pOsst - in the beginning Of tne spring"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
THE CITY.

NAToRs CoURr.-The following wa1 tie only Gaze Of
Importance bsfcrs the Mayor this morning:
Bathurst n Davis was charged with stealing gold
watch from Daniel Gardner.
The case beDg called and detective John B. Williams
one of the witneese being absent the Mayor said he
could not 90 on with the case without him.
Mesara. Crane & RItchfs, counsel for the accused
said If his Honor would 60 into tho matter he would
zee that detectives Charles ana williams wera not
tersl Witnesses They expected to be able to show that
90 far from the accused having stolen tho watch, that Ii
was solely due to his efforts in ferring out the thief
that the witch was recovered and returned to it's ounr
Mr.. Crane here handed the Court pap,r, Of which
TIE following lie copy:
RICHMOND 0ot, 29 "a.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify, that have,
with the assistance Of NJ Davis found the watch in
the hands Of negro. Thsnks are due Mr. Davis fer
The energy displayed in rega'ning 1t.
JKo. B WILLIAMS,
LEWIS CHARLEs
Mr. Crane farhsr cslloi attention to the fact that the
accused Ehen herring that the charge had bfen pre-.
ferred against him, cane forward voluntarily snd do
lTersd himself up.
The Mayor said that because Of the sRsvs paper be
would hear what the Witnesses prsssntEEd to say.
Daniel E. Gardner stated that last Friday morning be
was confined to his bed By sickness. ~ nine o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
TIE YANKEE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

In the election Of 1860. LIGoln obtained in
IN, Free Safes, with Delaware, Kentucky,
MARYLAND aud Missouri added, s64 62S votes. Ia the
nns Safes the vote agsi1s. him va ass LAG. mixing
. ,opulsr nsiOry azAios. him Of los 6lS But OF the
"a lse.orsl votes in the same SatSs, be obtained l6s
Tn, ectoral ColfE tt those AtsB nov numbers 1913
20 which the Yankees add for what they term West
yrv.ri." for KGasAs AMI 8 fer Nevada, making 2S4
N.ssss,r, TO oAo.cs, us Bat the Constitution
olires tina, majority Of tie E,c fer all the States
mposinE the UniOu are ns;esrJ to choice and the
Y .rIass insist that the seeded States ss in TIE
Union OF course thee, TO eou9siIus' "a ELECTION the
u.otily must b more than hall Of the number which
would arise from insluiiOg the Seoeded States in the
count This maj ,rity Lincoln s not likely 70 obtain.
VIII the D,moerA,s permit him to claim an election
based upon reputation Of hls OWn theory, that no
Safe Ia ar can be OFT Of The UIonl We shall see.
In thiI councillor, We print The following:
WIlHIaTOS Nov. lIL 1854.
10 hs Editor Of hs Wig:
The usWspApsrs sre al wrong about tie Northern
election write THE jus. to put my opinion on record,
30 tha, YOU sl no. cay only wise Sfsst the fact
Mcclellan vil bsal L'ucolu. He will get more votes;
but be viii not get The Presidency without Sighting for it.
LINCOLN and his party uil maintain that dee eau be 10
election shor. Of the constitutional m'jr OF the
whole electoral college. TIE President of the Senate,
# Mcclellan get more votes than Lincoln, viii declare
no election. The HOuss Il in the Sans sisuation-no
ore can get eighteen States. Lincoln will therefore
hold over The Dan oorStS party, sustained by POpu-
lar majority viii resist, and there will be civil war 10
TIE NTH Then sll be our time to make an arrange
msnt The Democrats in return for our assistance, will
make any terms With Ue please Do you see the
poinlf l. vii % happen Il McOIollln beat Lincoln In
Ihs sleoio Ny only fear VOuli b, that AOO., Who
IL spooney, may DO TOO weak to head the movement
Bot have 10 doubt that the Democrats nominated him
In order to avail themselves of bis military prestige and
talents when armed resistance becomes necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

FISCAL AFFAIRS OF TIE GOVERNMENT
The complaints which are daily heard In regard to
the delay in tie settlement of accounts and claims
against the Confederate States doubt caused BY
the Interference of the military authorities with the
ployess of the executive departments. The clerks, in
stead Of being kept at their desks, are cent to TIE
'front.' whenever it ID imagined their services in the
are necessary and consequently the public business lie
neglected, to the great Injury Of both public and pri
vAte interests.
What becomes Of the accounts OF disbuSiDg officers
and agents, to whom large amounts Of public iuDds
have been entrustei2 Will not the immunity from an
examination of these accounts sJrded BY the suspen-
son Of departmental business operate as an incentive
in some clses to improper If not fraudulent expen-
diture of public money!. We called the attention Of
Congress At its last session. to the fact that many
couats have remained mined tinco the FIST year
Of The Sar Now, It is obvious that large sums Of mo
ney are constantly being issued Witheui the possibility
of holding tie dsbursng agents to that strict account
ability which is usua in all wsll-regulaed governments.
This subject is one of much In p,rauce, in every
point Of view, that it will doubtless receive the promp
consideration of Congress at the next session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

APPonrMmT.-Ws are grati6ed to learn that Prof
Alex Dimlry, of louisiana formerly Minister of the
Uled States to Central America, has been appointed
by the President Ohief Of the F.onnc, Bureau Of the
Post OF ,e Toe position is important one, requiring
close attention. and We have doubt that Its duties
will be faithfully and satisfactorily discharged by Prof
Dmitry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

FOR RENT.
A TRACT OF LAND, nineteen (19) miles
above Richmond In the county OF Powhntan, containing
sOout Tires hundred With thirty forty acres under
new enclosure with little cesIinE Ia places field Of one
hu1dr ard City could be put In cultivation for the NEXT
gear Dwelling house In good der Containing six and
passage Heefbrhoo1 good convenient 10 several churches
and hour grst, and say nails.
For terms apply 10 the underdgnsd Ashland Hanover
ocG6"cst '''''1O'' " sEMPrE uLErT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

NIUU III '"
NOR the apprehension and

EOR the apprehension and delivery to me,
Il Orlosssaio ia, 80 that get ht% or az Sssr, i'I either
1 ,s IL Hanc~cr 7ty Va the e6th September lSst
lis sb eighteen twenty yeaIs sd i've feet fTs or SIX
iQ elr Btammers much, and whea erct
"a b some time tefore he utie word led very
keV sni &c I've boy pachase1 In OF Nelson Mess es,ss In
L-ulsa count, Va, JGnusIy 18th. 1889,
se ton IA fifteen or sixteen DID, dark complexion very
likely and veil gro boy hi' sge 0yerton ais,
when ekcsd. purchased lin ofGe Imberake esiste az
Louiss Out House, December 1sth, 1seO.
think likely they together. perhaps In Richmond,
A ev rave acouai Snoes and corrections there
NJ address u Locus. orssk, Louisa couLty, Va
ocae-elm THU. HARDIN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

Tse New York Herald has an obituary notice of the
gallant young General bearing, which is pretty correct
except in the vital PARTICULAR that the deceased" is Gt
live G, neral as We have.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
HaApo's MIDDLE DIPAETNENr
EiGHrH AMY OtP5
Bll,.mOFe, DC % 1854.

Editor Of Loyal'a
St-Oa the 20 inst. you placaFted your bulletin
hoard ON B.l.im9re rect wish the announcement In
large etters that AnoJher draft had bsen ordered that
tbFss hundred thcusaud men bad bean called fol-
th.t under tbs new call the substitute system would bs
abolished 81. With these wicked ialssheois you as
ISOLATED tire name Of the Secretary Of War; evidently
dssiVuipg to give your Jews ofsisl air Such hae
Imuostrro in the ginning s1feis1ily exposes the GR
,ts Nth which your paper v be hereafter conducted
The L,ya.ist stared bXlOySl men, BAT you, ana
aha con, editorial yOur back, disloyalBts As
Usion paper, Is obtained most Of l,s patronage.
ia oriPra;ors on account o. their loyalty, we're IL
a,.ni,l enough 20 OBTAIN G0vsTnmelt printing, VII On
hIoJ 70 l ID the coamns Of the very issue that cor
t5 the false ODDS 10 iessol. Il IL tolerA6le that
I,u sh9uld take pay from Government CT Thca
Won s,e such az uaGcrupnlJus ensmIf do not think
81 -. -. Att; -, ~,
pubHo,tiou Of TIE L0yaiiSi uni tbs var Is S'tr.
Toe % conductors Of he IfanseriPt. bA''s'tn' =
nav a. well accept notice nov Ibat they Wh' 70 DC 81
loved 10 publish . p4Ie, Ia BAlimorsi no maHes "na'
name Or guiss they sssune.
Very respectfully,
Your obsdient servant
fJRusd) LEE WALLACE,
Major 6snsral COnmAndilg.
A TIE e0Py Oliver Mathew Capt, ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
VALUE OF AN "R."

city contemporary represents virginia IS scared
all over" The context, we'll the feet, leads to
the conclusion that the writer intended ssy the brave
old State ia FcaIred all over.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. a,
RioHxoSD Va, August 20 1884 (

N, - t'Aiy 4nS HlIo SucCt Inc
~ Act Of Oonsress approved juno 49, authorizing IN,
owners regsttIe eBhtper bends m Cd undsr te nrc
vSona the Act approved Nay B 1851 echInge tie .sns
for coupon bendE. ~
Pera ognag registered esi per cent. bon under thu A,
nay l6i 1901 iesring 10 ;hsnge for cocpop honda
VII Sgn the The manner pointed pripte endos.
nent OF the back Of the eesee t. TO The States OF
Amsrioa IN sIhS age Tor eoupoI bonHs" 70 be
presen'ydto the geger Treasury Deps ept vbo I
thereu In pance with proyons Of N Act Of Jpns
2 1884, Issue bonds The n he 100.
'ered oones 60 ass gned q. A. Tt nHOLu
al ~ ut Secretary Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

DARN OF ITO ACRES, WITHIN THREE

miles OF Bchmopd, the hechsncsvIe Turnpike for
rtIt, and Cropi Flock and Furniture for sale Lt
honWil be rented for the 1865, at ausion the
PREMISES PRIO AY the 9Th Novembs at0 O'Clock A NJ
the farm located above described containing 10 all
cleared and god land With smell Dwelling With very
comfortable and pretty large "a budng ice house. Ac
excel ent gards the place well vaersd and healthy The farm
10 now oceupisd by nj. s. NJ. williamson.
After IN. Ieang wnl be sid the crops every kind 10 Wit
Oorn, -dder "a, Tarnp Potatoes and the plantation
uenis Also the household nd kit hen furniture consisting
OF the u uai variety.
Terns-Pcr the farm the rent payable artery In advance
Poseson CIV zen Immediately tor the other cash
6RUBBe 4 WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
oc3l-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
/ WILL SELL MY "BALCONY COVE"
property lying in the counties Of Roekbrldge sud Bedford
9e miles above ynchburg aud 9s By canal rom LeEnston This
property contains ak thousand OF wood
has At James river OF several miles and stes for
most ext maahaery, vt, un'urpase1 water po-er II
hes With few ma cf excellent mines Of Iron ore and the
James AID North flemish cheap snd ample trans
pc tatop.
Terms csah, or to suit purchasers
oofs-ine Glenwood. Rockbrdse o., Va.
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1900 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
II EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
- h written permission sfth' engineer In charge TO
visit Richmond on the 10 CT rsreh sst, boy JIM
BE is about feet inches high, has da mpl-xi)n
vh skin raber sharp thn walk. qti ky and rather
hesstes zhen rpoken purchased lin OF D.vs
o. shout he nEt Of Mar lie raised 10 Msnh ttsr
Nv NJ esmue TAYLOR has been very ie:enty
Rchnosd viii give the above reHad for HIS tppiehcooa
ard cor leraent la jail that gtt him agaiu Ne
N paws Co viil identity him. Ny address cascade
o. Pusy County, Va. JESSE hoELL.
noF. ID d91.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
rhEAsuRl DEPAAi MINT U. S. A., !
Richmond, July 20, 1864,

L0ANS on TIKI SECURITY OF TuE RIvR
Mt NDKED MILLION SIN PEN CENT. NON
TA&AEbG l-ONDS lNnhH TKEs VII sIsC-
TIt OFTHE CCRHEhCY Law.
| lkPOSIIS on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer In this city TressuTsrs at Charleston
and Mobile, and the Depost4res WILMINGTON Paeg 90
unea Augusta, Savannah and Montgomery and ceneaes
will be Issued Tor the same bearing interest Of per
cent anne and secured By the bypothscaoa Of an
soove oont equal the Of these oEr the honda 10
oe'e tpa By the Treasurer, and TIC Prooeed wheR Sold ap.
piled cutyey 70 the payment 81 The said csrtheste
eu and convenience Ranks and other sorpo-
tSdonl and T. ne pr6e GeDes By this T.c6s temporary
inVesineni and th eject Of the nsaI II gspsliv sSousd a.
se'ptg tes Currency within moderate touuds, hoped win
COED enc 70 he favorable censdSrseg Ct hs Community and
socuie their prompt cooperation carrying into EJECT
, - q. A. TRkbBoLH,
nfth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
HSADo'ss RKssRvE FoRors or Va, ,
Richmond, October Is, 1864,

GEszaiL 0RDERs,
No. Q6.
Oonscr, applying for exemption and t viii receive syerx
consideration from the officials charged With the businss
scrpon which possibly be given 70 their cases.
Tie oyent OF counsel subjects the applicant 70 an az
PeDss fer which no equivalents received produces dssy and
In Wise bensfoial.
By command Of Major General KxHrn.
H, oAfLKrT.
esis-N AA,G,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
WIRE FOR SALE.

WIRE EOR SALE.
RkFWkkN two and three thousand POUNDS
- Of wire for sssusbs for unns use or tsssrapn Pur
pesss-et IN Main b., Lynphburs, Va. p1,sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

4 spLKNpYp INVRsrpK INT FOE coNFnDE'
RATE mOhEf.
T WILL sell, at public auction, at lunenburg
Il court Hcuse ON MohDAY 1sh 1854 oouI DAY.
for cash four months time with eDdosd s a.
81 slaves yea OF nne land al IN LunenDus
county, Va Mrs BI Blackwell red with tte saves on
the them under the Will OF ner nus
bend Joel Blackwell J ADD upwar's f10 years age
Further particulars on the day OF SALE ..,,,,,,
po8-c4ts Il. ID. 1URNbULL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

I OST----A Confederate Bond for 5000 dated
~ 1862 (uumber not reco'ectel) saed me; ss thret
$50 hundred dollar notts tdate and nubsr mos Iecoue
Interest notes has been collected 70 January 1904
The above taken desoys5 hg ths sSs Hu ins i
June Rst, S-HH
an1s-~aws
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
FREEDOM or TIE PRESS ILLUSTRATED.

Toe following edo, appears in the Baltimore A"'ri-
can Ya1heedoodlsdOm ID ths land Of the "Free Press"
We have been told 60 . million Of times, and it must
be so. Bls BY means fOoEs that the privilege Of
up-ioR "a shoods "uicked ialsehoods," is Free That
valub bic rigs; ia rSservsG to Ihs Government and itS
sgsuis anton, Grant, Sheridan and the rest ORR
vieEsd faseaooss, the p5psrS may publish IS many IS
they please bls none Of Their OEa Here ia the Law on
kubjtCt:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
HUNAWAYS IN JAIL.
TNHE following Negroes have been committed

Il uh IUIIOWIUR No5IOO' IIa'O D@UII OVTII'II tVo"
Il TO the City jail, aSIu- awJs,VE:
AMOS committed bay IA 1885, the property OF frank
Ward Of Ba nore brown pants and grey JACKET
about G yea DID, ABOUT feet hgh and siece his tnsn
he says from Peierabu and calls himself Amos
RoDrson. -
oIrgGRSE small girl, committed sept. IT, 1864 had on
checked about 10 years OIL tb feet hGh
and bAc-sAys She belongs 10 Evn Gresham Of Che'eih
county
zEI committed Oct 1854 the properly OF the widow o.
John JAWS Charles citJ coupty-had checked cotton
dress Il o. back, and abou ice high
IIzL committed Oct a. 1864 bsongagto VIM Temple o.
Richmond but says she belongs Mr. Wade had on eott'
dress IL about old-black, and abou feet h h
The owners ofthe above slaves TO co.e forward
- IL THos u. DUDLEY,
~ Rict
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
VERY VALUAaLE PROPERTY

WIZ 0FF0'-F4
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises MONDAY the It'll day OF NOVEMBER a. four
o'clock r. NJ the oholcs OF three Tensment situated
Main street. occupied respectively By j. HsrWood L. Let
teman and MIRA bG1der. This exceedingly valuable pro-
perry and ought TO attract the attention Of pitastl
third cash, bals and 2 month"; with In
terest. al ash, 81 the epion Of the purshassr
nol4 GRUBRs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

NOTICE.
THAT, on the 22d day of November next, /
viii nGs on the Dc aises sale rent, Auction my
FARM Prince EdEard Court Hou containing 70
or less
oc15-v4ts JOHN sTEVrHF-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
SPECIAL NOllCE!

l have in my possession al egro boy, named
ZOE or JESSIE eal' be tha proV,r Fl Dr. DIX
Iuson or DekeSon who be3 kd, end the boy taken bJ
the enemy Dr. or his reprsentGive cne forward prove
prepetty nay charges and the boy be will be sold
for eTpens 'HO h NUSnLLs'
oc2s--d2v bremo BUN 7 o. va
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our oLsULLrIEs

were not particularly heavy.
II the rebels remain long where they now are In the
Luray valley, they, doubt, will soon have good cause
to regret 1t.
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$500 REWARD.

SFOLEN from MIR. Wa icks farm, on the
~ Brooke road, tie night the 2Oth, small
bui' fongGy MARE with reached will paw the aboys
reward for earn 10 Mrs Co By Tayoyie Hanoysr
COUNT Va or $40 io information leading recovery
oc24-lvs mo ~ n.Er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04
From ATLANTA.
FROM MOBILE BAY.

A letter to the Ne~ Orleans Era. dated Mobile Bay,
Oc,ObSr II, says: 1.-THE army IL very active, but s
No movement. Is geetcd 10 take place for some time
10 come The writer then says that all details CT ope-
ratiOns wtua be information to the enemy and there
fore he e1ains from writing lest his letter should fall
into urf.isndly hands" rs AsO says that ii is "ler
by sicky" in Mobile Bay, and that many fl ,ers and
man are suffering With remitlent fever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-04

Is HEREBY ClVkN, that application will
be made TO ue Con irste States Treasury renewal
Of tie following ost Con sdsrz Stale Bonds, viz:
ole per cent bond. No. 1885, for o. payable 70 pov
BouNAre. ~
oAs per cent bond No 81 for o. OO payable TO Dolly Bou
ware, and dated 24h March, 1869. =" ~
0ne per bond No S. ZOO p,ytbe Ia Frsn.,.
Do lware, snd dated s<tb EEroh, 1858.
All persona warned agsnst trading the above reu.
donsd bonds, or sIy Of them.
DOLLY BoULwLRE
n t--vsr' FRANCES BOULWAk1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-14

Deaf and Dumh As,lum; Elssg. b Corral; ia.
Harris. do; Henri Herbert, IT. BWWsfnt."ed; e. ;,
%os ousPa Hsssa place Dsnis Hemp ns.f
Thomas, Eastern B-.sch corral; Tistman. 7th st
toll gate; 4 Beckwith, Eastern Branch corral: a
e aeGasz lee. Es.sern Branch coral Hs soyi.
opposite Sergeant Johnson s: Di ages Rsty, Disses
branch Coral; Jas o'Hsrms, k.steIn B amen cor,
f E4an.h s1Tr. bsSn . psss
S,mpse Hosuta Geo punch EsstsrPp sr.oa IN;
Corral John Lane, do; White. Whites farm;
ces joSa sonp Carver aospeal VIM D"ssny
Eastern BTsneh eo5rs Us sUIa1seT Do lanes
Eastern Branch corral; ID Thomas, do.
TWELFTH sUB-DIsTRICT.
The twelfth sub-district, in which there was
a deficiency Of 50, was drawn, the 100 per cent.
added making l04 lucky ones in this district.
This sub. district comprises all that part of the
county south and east of the Eastern Branch.
The first name drawn was that OF N Barnes,
Giesboro, which was followed by
Wells farm: Peter Murphy: Giesshoro; ia, big
thew. oe Gissb"ro Wiisms Camp Hsrkfns '
Thomas, Giesboro; John Stump, at A Grimes's
HfTns
Tbos Spence. Gieshoro; John Edwards Col Nay
bss bee su .nd
Lighters Garner; VIM Sayles, Lees farm; Don
ehue, Giesboro: TbOs Mathews, do John Mar
shall, road from Good Hope to race course; Henry
NJ Flynn. do; F W Welsh, DO: VIM Rxmin, do; ;
JENKINS, Giesboro; G Smith, do; W. Sherman
do: Cosgreve. do; Frisby Smith. do John Don.
ovan. DO; Jas Apsus, do; John Sigman, do; Henry
Haprsrsett. Giesoor3; Jas ooureey, do; Chas
A Arss. Belle Corral: Henry Cuellsy. Gissboro;
& sullivan, do; Henry Duit road from Good Hope
TO Race Course; P Sullivan. Giesboro G Skidmors,
Insane Asylum; 8 Colfan. Gi-sboro; B Spriegs. do
j Conner. Camp Haskin; Kermon, Giesboro;
Quicker. do; D Hissboyer. Camp SLOVENIAN;
Dugan, Gieshore: NJ Ceody. do; Clark, G.sboro;
Thos Jones. Giesboro; N Cea-y. do; John Mellow
ell. bet Race Course and Insane Isylum; Riordon,
GiesSo1o; Hy Almao Bells corral; n searles.
bowling, Giesboro; John Johnson: do; oliver
Burns do; Rein Bill. do; John Copeland, do; Geo
Brown. Giesbore; NJ Dunbar. Canp stoneman;
John Goodrich. Giesboro; Jas Daily do: Jno McIn
tyre. do: VIM Brown Good Hope Road; Charles
Barke. do: q Addison Uniontown; Binen Giles
horo; J 2 Lewny, do: r Fl Lusby, Uaiontown; Pms
Feedy, Giesboro REQ Richards, ROAD from Good
Hope to- Race Course; Jacob Beck,
sMfsFss Farm GlesbTI0
Murray, Giesboro; ] " Cation. Stephens farm
Golden. Mile road; Gee Clark Giesboro; Charles
MAY, do; Jas McNabb, do; John T Short, do;
Richard, do; s Ves,el. Camp =; Geo Jenkins,
Bollis' corral; VIM Wilson, Giesboro; Hy Wor-
Among those drafted in this sub distri ct is
Serg't Chas. Barker, Of the police OF the first
precinct.