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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
TSTHE MATTER of tho estate of Juliu

I Dickinson.
John Dickinson In the Cour. Of Common Plsrs
vs. Of Clearfoli county, Pa. OF
Abel Dickinson No - Juno Term, 1884. Issue
from the Register of Cloarned county to Try the
validity Of certain writing offered for probate.
pur?orting to be tho will Of Julia Dickinson wife
Of Abol Dickinson, Of CleGrrod county, Pa.
Now, May 23d, 1864, uCtcs is awarded by the
Court warning all persons above named who are
not already parties to this suit, who may claim AZ
hors, deyisces, o. otherwise, Of said Julia Dick
inson, to appear in the Court Of Common Plcus Of
Clearfold county, at Clearfe!d, Pa, on or before
the 4tA Monday Of June, A. D., 1884 and become
parties to said suit, if they see cause. OF which
all persons Interested arc hereby required to take
notice. Attest, D. i. ETZWEILER,
may 81, '6i4t. Protbonotary
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
nMINIaTRATNN,a N0TINE.--Nn.l

4 DMINI5TRATO2'a N0TICE.--Notice
n is hereby given that lottors Of adminiStra.
ton on the estate of Robert NJ, Suey, lat0 Of
Brady ip., deed, hav ing been granted to the IN
dersigued, vli Persons indebted to said estate ara
requested to make i'm mediate payment, and those
haviuE claims agau-tthe sams will present thcIu
duly authenticated for soltl1mcnL
muy Is, '64-Gtpd. JESSE LINR2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

HCouar The inst woek Of our June
,5oit Is nos 10 full progress--at,racling
Nc crowd Of our country friends, The
re viii last two weeks, and as there are
Hiwportant Commonwealth cases to be
{|el, lawyers and clients unite in the
'ope OF being a2,o to relieve the docket of
My Of tho suits that have Leon hanging
|ver from term TO term.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

7or dyoip3 Six, wooen and Mixed Goods
shaTls, Scarrs, Dresses, Ribbons Gloves,
Bonnets, Sats, Feathers, Kid Gloves
ChiIron's Clothing, and all kinds
of Wearing Apparel, &c.. &c.
E:7y.A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT. @dsa
For % cents you oan color RS mGny goods as
would otherwise cost Eve times :hnt amount.-
Vnrioas n,dos csn bo produced from the same
Dye Tho process il simple, and any ono can
u.s. the Dye with perfeni success.
Directions in English, French aud German
insiie Of each package.
For further information ia Dyoing, and giving
perfect knowledge Of what colors arc best ud-
urted to dye over others, with many valuable
rec;pes), purchase Howe & Stevens Treatise on
Dycirg AND Colsrrg Sent by mail on receipt
NJ rrioc--lO ceuts Marufnturei by
HOWE & STEVENS,
800, Broadway, Boston.
For sslo by Druggists and Dealers generally.
September Esd, 1863
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

{EEg Reserves. What was LETT OF the
~ Companies of the Fifth Pennsylvania
|lfserves from this county, returned on
>4t Ihursday, taking our citizens by sur
Vie, as they were not expected until
asurlay a universal desire was felt 10
i've them public reception, or some
aitable entertainment, rs manifestation
i public regard; bu.none Of these heroes
for such they are in the trnest sense of
he word desired such demonstration ut
his lime. Perhaps at some future day
PROPER arrangements can be effected
Thee men entered the service threo
leors ago and no portion Of any division
Dfonr army has seen moro constant or
DorAre service, or more faithfully perform
- sher duty. A member Of Company c
nooured us that, for tho whole three years
~ knd never spent a night out of the
|t1innent, and that several of his com
Fn6os could say the same. When they
NI}>.thoy numbered fall hundred
\ 46 have been discharged from inability,
Ads &C., but only about dozen OF
= Returned to this place, though when
a yed, they numbered some %, all
~ are generally in good health,
= c"' ,, what is more, have pres
'HO'' :. character, aud are now,
E wy y 'are--sentlemen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
Farm at Private Sale !

WIIlI Ut n uIU DuII
ONE MILE FROM CLEARFIELD FOR.
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERLY.
TENFE undersigned win sell on reas; nablo terms
. farm containing
SIS Acres and &c PcrChes.
in Lawrence township one mile from the town Of
ClCarhcld, nainng
THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES CLEARED.
with a good frame dwelling house, well finished,
a large bank barn, and all necessary outbuiid,
ings. There S fine young orchard Of choic c
bearing fruit trees--all grated or budded, and
seectcd with special reference to their adaptation,
to this climate. There is a never failing spring
Of good water. There is also n considerable
quantity Of PINE AND OAK TIMBER on the
uncleared land. Tho farm was lately occupied
by J. B. Shaw. Possession given Immediately.
Cicarfcid, up. 27-3t. r. MOSSOP.
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3 a CD a CT Gs
! ICEN-E NOTTCE.-Tho following nam,

I ICEN~E NOTICE.-Tho following named
] person have filed in tbs Office Of tho Clerk
OF quarter Sessions Of Oeardeld county, hi $
petition and bond for license at the June
Term uoxt, agreoabiy to tho Act Of Assembly Of
2Stb March, 1853, entitled " An Act to Regulate
the Salo Of Intoricu,in; Liquog," &c.
Frederick korb, Tavern, Brady twp.
Jun. 8, tao D. f. ETEEEILER, Crk.
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Tnr DsIrT ~ ClrsSFiELD Who would
bre thought III Tue "oopperhead"
coun,v Of fClea'fcld, tho homo Of "semj,
iraitois' and, "treaSon-sy npathi2ars," D." A..
most entirely free from the draft Every
soxns zip and borough in the county es-
eoped this terrible scourgo, with i siAgle
excepiicp, ord that exception is oue OF
the mos, "oyep ownships in the county
.--nnd whero these "Ioyalis,s' lave been
"ban ging copporheads ever since the
hginnirg of the war. Yes, tho ancient
Atircr chod Of the enemies Of Democracy
irclearGeld county Becearia township
has been compelled to submit to draft
al six of her sons to compIete the quota Of
clesrfeld county under the two last calls
for zoo 600 men Truly, this ia the age Of
wonders as Tci az Of wars
Suppose either Of The townshipSof Bell,
Doggs, Bradford, Brady, Coyinsion, Kart
haus, Encx, Goshen, Graham, or Morris,
bad been Compelled to have submitted to
ihi ordeal, wha: a howl would have been
ssspr,
b. what Of the next draf, for Mr..
lincoln told ia IN his spoech the other
ds5 at the Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia,
thai be was watching for the chance to
onnke another calf WNl another drar,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22
THE REPUBLICAN,.

.-.Joua j. Mnier, Lsq, who
~ na-lcl in connection with the office
h fCoun,y Auditor without bis assent,
~ eu,houl.s Us 90 v*.udraw his name.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

rgNO SHEOMAKERS.--The subscriber de-
sires to employ FIVE Journeyman Shoe
makers Immediately, to work by the month OF
- - 80 DANIEL GooDLANDEH,
Jan q, 1sst-pd. Lutbusbptg, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-22

ANoTHsG hHRoR.-In correcting tI0 cr.
sof in connection with the announcement
ofwm A. d. BLoox, Esq as a candidate for
ehetin, we l5ca,ed hin In Knox town
ship whereas, he resides in Pike.
III h n.skjns these corrections il is but
fsir that We should add that Mr, Bloom
wAs IN 20 respect resp1n'ible for them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
TIE WAR NEWS.

Tue foowirg oGiaAl despatch HON Fort R.sher, was
received Yesterday, BY Secretary Mallory: .
Fear FsnrR, Nay l. 1894.
Hon J B Mallory, Secretary Of The Nary
sir.-I have authentic intelligence by the 'Grey-
hound" from Nassau, that the "FlOri6a" has sunk the
Huntsville and another gunbOst in the West IndiSs
Cor LAND.
The "Huntsve" is asorsW steamship Of SIT tons and
ave guns, and one Of the. East Gulf squadron.
An Official dispatch was received yesterday also, by
Gen. Bragg, from G,n. HOke, announcing the evacua-
ton Of Washington, n c., BY the Yankees, and their
retreat tOWards the coast lis believed they have re-
treated to NsWbern, with the intention Of making a
stand there WIKI the exception Of MOrehead City and
NeESern, the SAFE IS free from the presence of the
enemy.
Toe bloekading a,et we're shellng the Sll Works on
Wrghsgle and Masonboro' Sounds, y. c., OF tho sOth
ulL
We have rumsrs OF another threatened raid by Az
sru, who, &c is blsvsd, IS aiming strike the Ten
nsssee Railroad at New RIVER Brijgs. 10 is said to
have reached the vicinity Of LsWisoucg with fOrea
estua,ed at from 500 200. TIE authorities tia
Southvest are doabtlsss ale to his mOys-ue 81
Accoua,s from Tennessee represent that the Yankees
hav9 reueated 10 MosrsloEn, after lu-niGg all the
bridges behind kem. Our troCpI zee pursuing. Sew.
erA furnishes have occurred since the fight Oarter
Stl.iOp or wa2ugs Bridge, but the main bldy Of the
enemy have not been oy,r..keu.
Intelligence, received at Mobile states that on the
l4.h and l5.i ut Banks LOST $40 prisoners At G. and
EcOre and rsirsa,ed Fort De Russsy, belOV AsIAn
dra. The Yankees had abandoned the YaEOO river
o1uatry. Blnks' dead are reported at 500.
Al last accounts there we're only three Fegm nts eit
in gsrrist at New Orleans.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

CAPTURE or TIN hoRRT-Joseph W. Griffin alias
Tim Norris the redoubtAb'e Ethiopian Iron Glad, who
slc ped from The conscrpt officers about month ago
was recap;ursd 10 this cy yesterday morning Deec.
tive Hsnty Jones, Of Capt Maccubbns force learning
that contrary to report Tim hsd not gone to the Yam
KEGS but was still lurkng about town, and could most
probably be found at house occupied by his wife, on
9ls sKees Main, before daylight yesterday morn
iug attended By two other men, PAID visit to that
tablishmel,. Mrs. Grifu, the wife of Tim, declared
that he abou! tho premises, but after long
aud careful search Mr.. Jones found him in his night
hes, slowed away jus; under the rafers in I'M
fniIhsd garnet. Tim said not word, bus submitted
to his fate with the impsrurbabiy of genuine iron
clad His WIFE however, gave way TO her feelings and
bsrAted aud abused the officers in a most abomrable
manner. Tim was committed to Castle Thunder to b.,
tried for deser.ion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
TR8 CITY.

TEE WoNAN SHooTING ATFAIR-We mentioned on
yesterday that Granville Aontsle, released PeniIen-
Ary convict had been arrested the charge Of shoot
log Susan Hill free negress. Toe case WaI regularly
examined before iho Mayor yesterday, when number
Of witnesses for the Commonwealth we're heard. No
Witnesses were examined for the defence.
kOntels 10 TALL slim fellow With astonishing long
legs and avery narrow face.
James Gilman, man Of forty, and said to be en-
gged in the horse mpressng business stated that ho
standing in the back yard of Susan Hills house Ae
Friday evening. when AOntels arrived in buggy, got
oui and entered the house by the back door, nea where
he UAI standing. The houss contained tMo roomI ono
up stairs and one down. Aontels entered the room
down stairs in which Susan Hill was. In moment AZ
ter honteO went To- witness heard the report OF ps
tol n the room. The woman running o.. OF the
back door, and just as she goa near witness anoIher
shot fred Witness did not eco either shot fred
There nobody in the room bat the woman and Mon
tails.
Or. Hugh W. Davis stated that he had been called in
TO see Snau Hill FSuld her euf,rDg from gun shot
wound in tia thigh. The ball had entered from the
and coming forward and downward lodged in Il Q
front part Of the thgh two inches under the skim
tened BY impnging against the thigh bone. The wound
SKlensve-the bus. having traVerseda distances OF
sixteen inches. Ths patient dOag well, and in no
immediate danger.
Several white boys testified that they had seen Mon
tsllo Susan Hills house. and after heard
pistol shots Cred, and then saw Susan Hill limping
Ous Of her back door, jump over Mrs Miers back pal
ings and run up into Mrs.. Killers kitchen.
Some Watehnen stated that they had found Susan
Hill at Matilda Drews Baker street. at nine O'Clock
on the night Of the shooting. She was lying pal
let and said Aontele had shot her, and she had run
away for fear be would her. While they we're talk
ing to her, AOntels came in and asked her what
the matter. She told him she shot, but did not say
who sbo. her.
0aeSr Seal stated that he had frequently Mon
tells 90 to Susan Hills, Who free negro living
Leigh street, the brick yards On occasion he
had found pistol under Susan Hills bed, which was
subsequently claimed by AOntsls.
Aontele was sent on to the Hastings Coat a1d com
mtted 10 jail, bail being refused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
AUorroN sALEsxuruaz pAYs.
ID RCRIVER'S SALE (by GoDDrs & Apr

r RCElVER'S SALE (by GoDDIN 4 APPER-
IL soz Auctb) OF VALUABLE FARMS $40 acres, in
over and Henrieo the ohckahomny II miles city
OF Richmond and miles from Glen Allen Depot
Az Receiver Of the District Court Of the Confederate
Amerca and under of said Court pronounced
n April 1884, In the against Anderson Thorpe seques
uAs me property Of Dsvi NJ. Tslmsdge, alien enemy
se public auction the premises WEDNESDAY,
.,n ray 1904 IL o'clock NJ fair not, the first fair
Iavern formerly owned BY Mr. Jas Winston, and
IN we occupancy OF Mr. Anderson
Of sheh about half land The balance in wood and
umbe -
buildings are good and embrace tbo,s ,ound
such estate "
THans-onethrd eaah balance 70 months for bonds
bearing interest," and title retained all the purchase he
paid or All essh a. ans option the purchaser The
sp20--td HENRY L. BR00KESRecelyer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
L H0nn RErORD

There is not SAFE Of the COnfederacy, remarks The
Mobile Register with the exception Of Missouri, where
have 10 force, ia whoh the Confederate have
not achieved some suecess or tas Yaakess met With
failure, within two mlnthJ past. T a w have;
In Texas, Benavlies affair a: Laredo.
In Louisiana, Bank is:sl. a. Mlls6eld.
Ia Arkansas, the capture Of JaeksOnpsrt and PoSb
by this tine tia discontinue Of Steele
In Kentucky, tie capture OF Paduoah,
In Tennessee, the cap ure Of FOss Pillow.
IL Mississippi the defeat of GrisrsOn.
In ALBANIA, toe Ysnkes failure at TOFs Powell.
In florida, the vic,ery Of Ocean pond.
In Georgia the repulse Of Crows valley.
In S5uh Carolina the confessed failure Of the siege
OF Charleston.
In North Carolina, the capture Of Plymouth.
In Virginia the defeat Of Dahlgren's raid.
There are Others sides, bu. 70 have confined OUT
selves to srge affair in each Safe Surely the skies
all around Us are orighi WITH happy omens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

"hAcAnA"-Tbis title Of the novel of Miss Evans ID
IuIlng some Of the people. It is Greek name and Of
neurological origin. Lemprerss Classical Dictionary
tbuI refers TO II;
"AaeAPia l. = daughter Of Hercules and Dejamra.-
Amer the death OF Hercules, Earyssheus made war
against the Heraeld1 whom the AIhenians supported
the oracle declared that the descendants Of Hercu
les sheuld obtain the victory il one OF them devoted
himsef,to death This cheerfuly accepted by Ma
caA who refused 20 endAnger thS life Of the children
Of Hercules by suffering the victim to be drawn by lot
and Il AthSuiGns obtained = victory Great honors
we're paid - the patriotic hacArs, aud fountain OF
Marathon was called by her name"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
STEAMBOAT BuRsHD-JATHAvKrRs HuHs.-Tho New

STEAMBOAT BURSHD-JATHAvKERS HuNs.-The New
Orleans Bee Gays:
We learn nom good u'horty that the propeller
Golden Gate was burned by guerrillas on Saturday
night in the neighborhood Of Wappsnocks bar, about
GItsen miles above this place. Size was small affair
aud Of little value.
The neighbOrinE portion Of Arkansas to where the
Golden Gate burned 10 infested noe only BY ths
regular Confederate gusrriuAs, bus by band OF rob
bers aud murderSrs who rob all they meet friend or
Zoe. General AcRAa, who commands the Confederate
forces in that portion Of ArkAnsaS, has been bunting
these unauthorized murdereTs for some tne and re-
cen ly hung forty Of than. he Take OF sending flag
OF tu1s TO the Federal authorities here, to ask for their
corporation In driving these mAraudeIs oOl Of the
country. Their stronghold is in the Cache aad St.
Francis bottoml
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

MArOE's COAI.-EIcspt the shooting affair mentioned
IA another paragraph, there no Of special in
tsrsst before the Mayor yesterday morning.
lawson K. Warren charged with being dunk
and ngGting in the market house. The accused not
appearing forfeited bis bail Il seems that be being
very much excited by liquor wanted to hght one
Ia the 9ud market house, but just he struck at the
other party, Ocsr Davis arrested and carried him to
the watch house He was bailed out Of the watch
house and getting into some further difficulty was again
pat into the watch house and again bAed out by bis
frsndS The Mayor continued the case till this morn.
ing.
LsWii LynnsnAn was charged with receiving seven
chickens stolen from James B. Smith. It Wss shown
that LynnsnAa bought the chickens from German
woman who had bought them in the market. TIE
Mayor returned the chickens to Lynnsman and dis
missed the case. Smith not appearing satisfied, the
Mayor recommended him to get out civl warrant and
have tie tile 10 the chickens tried.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

A woHDIR In the bOuntifu old times it was the
pleasant and thoughtful custom Of those who opened
D aces Of reeshment for the Wearied and thirsty to
offer an nauguratOry batiOn to the Press 1t was re-
served for these tes Of scarcity and sehshnes when
sxtoroners and sharpers Iue the day, and hetheory
of 'sanhbals all" is sadly demonstrating its truthful
ness to present the prodigy Ofpumptucus aud pincely
Offering OF the kind from one OF these establishments
just a. il being closed up. John 4bney, the Gun
nugest conpOunder of beverages, and the most skul
architect Of pyramidA adOrnmens and floral and frGiy
garnitdre, favored last Saturday "hO last day of the
races" with julep which in size, in favor, in the
spendor of it's icy adjuncts ard the beauty of its e-
belishmenis was miracle to behold and an inspiration
to parake or We fully convinced tha. dozen such
anacreontcs as this would have charmed the Legiela
ture into au neasacy to enact the law which forced
John from behind his counter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

THE OAsE OF A. A. RAIEE-Ws mentioned some
time since that A A Rhine OF this city had been ar
rested as d,:srter from Company D, of the oh Ala
ALBANIA rsSm Int and that Mr.. Rlne prot,sed that he
had never in his LIE, belonged TO that or any other
r.gimens. HIS case has been tally examined by the
proper officer OF the War DSpar men who has decide
that the name OF A. A Raine was improperly on the
rO of Company B, 9th Alabama regi=ent, snd has or.
dSred Il to be dropped thsretrom The Secretary of
War having directed hI release from custody he vas
on yesterday set at large.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

SPIcY-WHAr A BosFoS GIRL WANTS .AThe editress
CT the Boston Olive Branch, having received eOumu-
niea;ion from Nashville, Tennessee nquring whether
some female printers could be obtained there to 90 20
Nashville, rspl,d as iOlOSs;
10y girl in Boston, who is old enough TO work In
pS1sing Cfhee has a lover, whom sha would ba just
As likely 20 trade of for Tennesees ntele she would
10 swap him for e zzy bear. The idea Of Boson
gi1l who gUes TO operas, patrorEes Juehs concerts
Saizes Orce week eats cream rides in the Om /
bus wears satin clippers, and sometimes kisses IhO
ed tor going to Tennessee except she goes the wife
of one Of your first cilEenl editors excepted huly
ridiculous. Would nos gri in = nice alb dre@, pan
tale tee, sud shiny CATER boots, look well trudgnS
through the mud srd me OF Nashville % az old roost
Of printing Office the walls OF which are covered With
posters ofsTing rewards Tor runaway nggsrl While in
onocorner Of the loom two old darkies are jerking
away a. RAmage press, aud in the other the editor
squirting tobacco juice all over the hOori Woudnt shs
be IN nice FIX when tue editor and great brute
Cf fellow, whom be had offended, got 70 IlAy as ths
gaze OF shooting their reVolvers the ofics Al
each others hsGss Who WOuli make she hrS when
the devh bad OF or the editor was drunkI Who
would 90 home with her dark nights! Who would
take her cut 70 ride Sunday afternoons, and 90 10
church with her On Sunday No, sir-s Boston girl
would Lot 50 to Tennessee Tor love money she can
get enough Of both ea'er home"
The PusitAns found another PlymOuth-by Ho-kel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoUKT-Msy =, 1854 The Spring
Term of this Court inaugursted this day The Grand
Jay, Mr. Geo Smith, foreman was sworn, and on re-
,rs to thsr room, found true bills agAins Jno Gun
ntl., John Webster, JOHN Powers James Smith and JAZZ
Kelley These parties ara all indicted for co nsprine
together 10 escape from the Penitensary.
Mary Sullivan, alias Mary Alice, having servst.txo
terms in the Penten;iary upon bsng brought to the
bar Of the Court pleaded guilty. and wahereupcn SEN
tenosd for further term Of Syears.
Court meets again this morning at IL C'clcck.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

5HE GRoG sHcPa-Thc grog shops were pretty gene
rally tssd up yesterday OrniDg, but before night
they had pretty generally thrown open their doors and
recommended bu iness. Il seems that during the day
the opinion got abroad that the antiquor law was
defective that conviction could be secured under H.
and We prOsums the grOg shop prOpretOri have de-
tsrmined to test is strength.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

DRowNED IN zHE DICK Henry Rogers fell into the
Dock Sa,uIday night and was drowned. His body rose
the surface yesterday, and taken out and buried
An inquest was deemed unnecessary. Deceased wa,
from North Carolina, and was detailed from the army
to work shoemaker in this city. He Is believed TO
havs been intoxicated at the time of the occurrence of
ths accident which cost him his life.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

IMPORTANT DEcIsIOH-The Alabama not an Erglisk
Vssssl-I, Is reported from Washing on that the EGG
isa Solicitor Gsnsrl bas rendered decision has aha
Alabama and ohss rebel vessels are not Of the cl as
denomina,sd British vessels, nor have they Engish
crews; but on the contrary Confederate vessel with
Confederate commissions. He insists, as such, that
they are the property Cf recognized begetsnss, aud
therefore irqairy be nads into the history Of
Their raEages, Sc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

OLD COLUMBIAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il xed upon extensive plan and greatly
tribute hoped the convenience comfort and relief Of the
Virginia troops
In connection with II Il conducted
a Distribtltion of army Supplies.
by which all contributions Of food clothing hospital supplies
FOR Virginia soldiers seamen cheers, consigned
Agent received and forwarded free OF thu
parties. Also,
d Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
80 WAYSIDE INN,
Al which all INDECENT soders officers Of the Virginia
troops passing through Richmond uough leave
furnished with lodging and su;h subsistence acc5mmoda
@'-' - $40 -- - g. BUPoRD, .
.apl5-c2W Virginia Army Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-03

STORM quarter to o'clock las. evening, vo-
lent wind and rain storm sss 10 sudisny attended with
some thunder and lightning. U0tl laid by the ran, the
dus fed the air in binding clouds. Some littl hail
also fell during the first stage Of the storm. The militia
wers eau yht out in the blow and ran for their lives