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PROM NEWORLRANs.
The following dispatch, per steamer
Olive Branch, failed to reach your CORES
denPz hand till to.day;

dentz hand till to day;
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.
A ceremoni0us dedication ct Liberty
Hall, selected by General Banks, took
place this morning. They were most i'm
pressing. Rev. Mr.. Newman, Of New York,
was master of ceremonies.
The louisiana Constitutional Convention
met at Liberty Hall at u o'clock. AlfzaA
Shaw was chosen President, pro. tenn, "A.
c. Hills, Of the Era, Secretary pro. tenn.
A Committee on credentials was selected,
and the Convention adjourned till II
O'Clock Tomorrow. 20
A brilliant fight recently took place at
Pensacola between the 30th and l4th New
York cavalry and the 9th Alabsma cav
airy, in which the rebels were almost an
initiated in q hand to hand contest with
ssbres.
Mrs. General Banks, assisted by tn.
ladies of New Orleans, designs giving
scenes and tsblssux at the Opera House
Wednesday next, for the benefit Of sol.
dier's widows.
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A DMINisTRATOR's sALE-On Thurs.

A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-0n Thurs.
~ day the 18th day of May, 1854, at two
O'Clock, P. M on the premises, will he sold TO
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property of William W. Custead, deceased. to
wit Situate in the Township of East Cleveland,
county Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, IN lot No
39e aud is bounded as follows Beginning at a
stone in the centre Of the road leading North
from Philip ". Custead's and at the junction OF
the Crawford Road; thence North $50, East ten
(lo) chains and seventy f79) links to stone
at the south corner of H. Mary's land thence
North Sc, West seven % chains and eighty-four
(s4) links through the center Of a hedge fence to
an Usage orange sapling thonce West five l5)
chains and fifty-nine (59) links TO stone in the
center Of the road and on the North side of said
lot thence South 70, West sixteen (lG) chains
and sixty-four (e4) links to the place of begin
Hing, containing seTen and tweDty-iour hundrdths
C72F1OO) seres---apprased st S2s0o. Terms of
sale--one-third down, one-third in thirty days
and the balance in sixty days.
PHILIP ". CUSTEAD,
Administrator of ". W. Custead, deceased.
EIwzLL & MARVIN, Attorneys. april ID: $50.
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CnAsE IN NEY YORK,

Z NEW 1OAk, ApFll H.
The Tribune announces the arrival Of
Secretary Chase, last night. =. ..,.s-- sss.s 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-15
NEW ADVERTI8ERAENTs
NHEABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT

will take notice that on the 10th dsy Of Februa-
~ A. D. 1854, the aid Plaintiff filed their Teii' zion
rgainst them in aid court, the prayer Of which is
for q Judgment against said Defendant in ths sum
of 1856 96loO upon certain contract for the deYe
~ OF certain oil farms, with the interest thereon
from the lst day Of February, 1864.
TheBaid Defendants are required to answer sait
petition by the iIth dsy of june 1864 or judgment
wi Be taken against them.
April 18th 1854. L. PRENTISS.
aprlS-lf2 Plh g ATTY,
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Debates in the House on the Bx-
pulsion Of Long. i
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A NEW GOLD BILL.


The tax bill is to be reported tomorrow.
The details are all arranged. 1 think tits
safe to say that the tax on whisky will be
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A Brisk Fight in Arkansas.
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POsTOFFICE,
CLEVELAND, April 2, 1854,
EREE DELIVERY OF
letters, Circulars. Newspapers and
Pamphlets.


THE THIRD DELIVERY
viii commence st 1890 A. n, wltu the proceeds
az the 9.20 Sandusky Way Mail 9:25 Pittsburgh
Way and Washington; 9:25 Toledo, and 9.35
Coli1u1bus and Cincinnati Mails.
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Shreveport, La, Said to be
Evacuated.
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Designed for sp-inz and Summer wear. Also
Straw Hats for Ladies, Misses and Infants,
A full and complsts line of
Trunks, VsIisst d travelling Bags,
DECK AND ENGELEART,
nnrls Onp,aite The Meddell. Clevelan6, o.
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THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
- -ia INGS.
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Another Demand for the Sur
render Of PaduCah.
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Long is Oensured by Ten Majority
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No. 40 Superior Street,
Is THE PLACE TO GET THEM.

BE- Send for Oataicgus
W All books sold publishers prizes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

lei sSsssaEsg eth sbs asSsI Gstsfs sa thas or suy
other sttl o. Is sole aud undividgt p-rpo-s "a %
pFOsss1e tha Wsr until the rebellion i cuctd BIT II
ANYBODY doubts lie willingness 70 make lease vhseysE
the Rebels win lay down their aui rstuTn ,be
Union, Lei hi produce any proposition from shs hsbsl
authorities 90 fsct any sVssuoa That they are
dssrcus Of ending the var those terms and he will
then be In orEdilon 20 test the purpose aD0 disposition
OF the GoVeRMsnt on that ont. rs viii ind 10 d.
Heuy or detsy n-dshung the Presidents pesiitn on
that point.
Tie Washington cOrfssI cndsnt of tie B0rlS, 90 Che
sans susjecs a4sa
Much smussmsnt has been caused hese by che reports
in New Yors ithe appointment OF peace commission
eis By tue Psesidsat No such comm ssiOneIs have
been appointed and she idea has besa abaniooed- No
advances viii be made nj prestn. by the Aninistra!o1
for the purpose OF securing su penson OF hosiiies
as il is believed tina. sDy suoh advances Hond be ro-
isstsd by tue rebel goVernment, and regarded as AZ
eVidszOe of weakness and want OF confidence in tho
succets Of the Union osus az the same line there Il
reason 10 believe that SLy proI ons or commission
srs pTopsIly accredited which might be aont 10 tue
CJnfetsaIe authorities locking 10 an sfmisti;e and
prospectlSe settlement Of eIAang difficulties, would re
% We a hearing and favorable consideration.
The Herald % is side, In editorial asics, thus
points out tho
REEcT OF PEACE PROPORTIONS on WALL sTAEsT.
9hs political question Of An afmisioe promises 70
eroise considerable !! ausDce upon hnanOie tHra.
Already the spGlss bankers ard stockholders d the
coonry sre beginning TO discuss the prospects Of pesCe
md TO sss ems prepare for he possible ItingetOy
We have Indicated. The course Of the stock ma ka.
d1rng he last lev days SLOWS that the moneysd II
tress OF the country arc q1ek to respond whseveg
looks 10 cessation Of hossiIies between the contend
ing s,mief, Eth view 10 peace negotiations Asn
beginning think ID speak IS they never did 5a re
since this war began on the .mpor ant sable ag
taLng the public mind.
The peopis are beginning TO think about sstnrn 10
specie paying and peace prices. Government g0i1
iesring seoucdes are in the ascendant; rA~sy shsres
have declined from the cause, ana VI he p.O
gress Of eVol,s sharp fall Of geld anticipated Wien
iumors OF pescs fill the air, aod financial not
jDtensbls Item, il is We remember that ''cOming
eVents cast her shadow b-iore"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
glsw afVEE eLEEs.

OWinRts he hdisposidon Of o, muodcre Mitchell,
Captain Roofs, Of the rOn-csd Fredericksburg, Gas
been acting Flag o,sr Of the James river feet for
| sous weeks ST Re was in command WhsH che Yar-
KEGS we're shssd out Of their satrsnCbmsns Al sSOsl
HILL
AsoTzKa YtEKsR RxPEDIfIOH OoE1 10 GnItF.h
An officer Who arrived IN Montgomery on Sunday
nom below ptses that cur forces succssded in cap
turing four HUNDRED of the Yankee expedition thst
C sed the Perdido river few days ego on their way
to Noble Bay. Toe negro who plOted them was also
captured, and Was executed.
saERNAS's REAR.
We learn it0m the chattanooga Rebel that Yankee
prisoners taken on Saturday report that there had not
been train down the Western and Atlantic road for
six DAYS and hat ths uudsrs aiding throughout the
Yankee army was that Wheeler had 0ul the road, And
was tearirg 1t up without opposition. The prisoners
saethst their cavalry fOres 50 reduced by their
losses in the MOOOOk md sOnemAn raids that they bad
no cavalry to spare from the necessary operations Of
the army to send In pursuit.
IRON MOBILE.
The Tribune, received this morning. reports that the
situation has rot materially changed. If Si CO the is
$50 Of the copy Of TIA, 1ansl In QUE possession,
Anytlllk OF lhp0ftAuce Haa SSeAAhNNB t-S
would have informed Us.
Governor Waite has issued proclamation, following
the example Of Governor Bro vn ordering the AieOs OF
that ate to take up arms in defence Of their property,
o. on refusal TO do so TO leaVs the State.
rRE --LATEST gRoN ArLAETA-sHERNAN CHANGES PosIrIoH.
We learn upon undOubed authority that on Friday
night tie 20 inst, Sherman continued to change the
pOadon Of his army By the Lett and centre He basso
drawn back biz lines thSs bis lsf is the Chats
hooohe on the railroad bridge. His right, however,
continues unchanged, aud he seems TO bs working his
troops in that direction. Ha has no sP, nearer than
four miles Of Asnss. The above Is an accurate sYnop'
sis Of The situation in irOat of Atlanta on ths night OF
the 20 n and shows that either q change of base or
strategy is fosRi necessary By the 0Smmsnder.inChef
Of the Amy Of the West who, if Confederate troops
oOud be whipped by vain Boosting and lying bulletins,
would long ago have wiped gu. HOods army and laid
Atlantis in 10 M.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
ZRBNEwS
TIE o.PrunEp 1AFoLSoHs.


Whsn Ulysses Wss informed that in addition 10 The
rou, Of bls force as Rsams, on Thursday, Hill and
H,mptou had captured Mise Of bis sPendid Napoleon
guns bic rsgs ka0W no bounds, and turning 70 bis IN
Iuety informant, he exclaimed, "a curse upoR your
young EapOlsOas, Little Mac } your old NaP0lsors,
o vour Louis Neposona, your Napoleon guRs and all
her Na2OsOls. Cufg, do yoa heaE bring mo
eou Of Bourbo7, and Is. is be fan tWeYsPopnder
Meade coming IL as The tns, with curl OF she LIP ne
ssded. brig General Meade rle AleTee,' and see
that il sweet and WsaE-snyshiDg stroag ahseis DIS
head"
By the vsy, "Fsns Lesliss Illustrated" for July has
Compliant pis.s>e Of Ulysses with huge cigar pro-
trudns from hs aO1sti and SOssmp0fa'y CO nneh s-
~ uOon tho circumstances, seysths cigar is bis nsepa
rabls oOupaai Nov, is i 800 provoking that inss
h,esu,o ouF tsvorse, in obsdieoes % she imperative
order Of his s--Saoo, lac Timothy, Tor bis stomach
,.ts relas,sn.y tsses deE,n or 30 tss daily that
sscriOus, unproiPlsd Y2asss P'esOraishoule photo
graph hp 70 TIE rOrld - Save 70 'os dry Ana de-
gazing wee Of smoking.
Wesxyses ~rOshing slss but that sosas sleek PaFson
VII before long, advertise him In she Clarion Of LIB
srty sis life memSeE Of the E0rihorn Methodist Ms
soaary Society for the conversion Of The H'tsa'O's
FsOa ckARrEsTOs.
We Bavs ObsFlss o. papers 70 Thursday ths tour
holsfed sud fourteenth day Of the shshiog Of that city
Eam Tuesday evening O'Clock to Wednesday after
Loon, ,hsy 6,sd afsJfouF 81 r. I'VE Of Whi'a we're
Ens-i1se shells.
uhlrlsind passed over Battery haESRal, saIivan's
Island Wednesday afternoon, tearing 'hs OonFHaJ's
qaar,so ana toe lookout Oae IAN vas killed. one
severely and O0e slightly wounded.
There hAs been sllsht lnoFsass Of tents % Fly
isA0d,
AZ tSs 1E7sDg closed rs report, he enemy stu
0OGtnusd 90 shs ihs eig With time iuss sbsls, which,
from their ter-ae Hpoaion II The air appear % BE- Two
hshdssd pCuadss PAHoA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
PROM PETERSBURG.
Press Despatch

PETERSBURG, Aug 9s Since the 6satG: Rsan's stn.
ton Thursday evening, there has baen nc engagement
B 9TH APmies seem Testing.
TheenemJ has made no effort 10 rstAke tue pOsision
near Rsaus, IrOm which he dslodged Thursday.
bully twelve miles the Weldon railroad have bssn
Destroyed by the enemy the rails Aad ,ls being burnt.
Among the prisoners captured Thursday WAa Han
ck's A6jutsnt General. He escaped last night! but
was fecapGured to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
500 MILLION 20 ~.
NOV n 4 d DBE bONUcs
INA utI ID PAEIxEiri

IEIA utI d PAkIxEIri
Redmond. Ar:g ~, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales OF the
above Bonds present Teslury p5ISs Of SS5 o. sc
oed iutsres Will be oCOnn led after sinh day Of repeu-
peEt when Tue tllss ss have sd seventy Million
dollars II so uuch htl be sold before thc ssd kh dsy o.
september Abe viii be snp nded cons Ter hoe eEpej
,ncy Of advancing t5e pice; uce viii b. Civ
thtr retum ptlou anu the pee nxed upon the Bonds
Tue stcetAry Of he TreS deems 4. ha duy - es The
attenon generally ana psteu the
agricultural 10 this notice This oGl sh ND all tahs
% by people.
The payment lcteTssi foreign ocunts gn be
and oppressive the return peace and lov piir,s
And now that az ieauIH products In4sniing such
high ces By the Bou5s OF the Gov tSxpay
vii become bsvss TIE receivers OF the leeted
Tor the payment Of lntsrs-E g. A. IRA -HOLA,
~ 23-dgv ea y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
DEAD.

EAAnA-Ia BsnrioO county 1 lest cHUAcuI FARMER,
formerly Of Oaronns county Va, aged u SeAra.
eSoaE -Aths residence Of T. Moore, Esq, the vicinity
OF Fsystsye, n the 9Oh inst 81 ior JoHH GEHosE
aged about 81 yeSrI
H4roHrA on astA inst, Church Hill. THOMAS H4EREs,
aged 20 yeaTs
RD0n IS inst, In the 65h year Of her age EARIA A.
rsct OF the late sam' 3. lind, Of Georgetown, D D.
THoNLS Iiaoolnton, N O. en- 9Sh Inst SLnB AEAETgs
wife w. 1h)mAs OF Alexandria Va, and daughter OF inc
late Hon. ANA Landry, Of New 0rleanf, La.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

srssrr1olsT who Ia one Of Old Abs's ICON
adAn s." wrote letter 70 his paper one day las week,
in Whoh be stated that Raymond, of the Times, was
closstod With Lincoln several hO,FI on the previous
day and hat the administration was net 20 averse to
peace IS It's enemies represented. Ths letter is re-
gArdsd rs brrakOg ground" IN favor of the National
Convention" proposed sDd urged b. the peace sdTO-
cales in The Uli,sa ats
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
MARRIRD,

HoPEns-guITH~ the 10th OF August the res5snco Of
Mr b. Thorn Russell county Alabama, BY Rev J. a. Dc
Vote, Of oolunsu aSofsA, Capt D. W. HOPKINS T. A., TO
Ma. l. O. ssrH.
WnLIIHs EIEDEs 10 the CITY Of columbus, ~ Cooks DO
tel tlh b. n B. Hardin Unlon springs, Ala
RsV j. W WILLIAMS and hs j. A. FIELpEA, both OF oon, Pbe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
THE CITY.

RECOEDEs's oouRF.-GraDv.ls AOntele was examined
before tbs cOu.t the morning, the two charge Of
stealing horse ffCm Henry Debel and horso irom
he Confederate s1AGss He discharged from prose-
O1tOH account u the she'll borse, but seat for
stealing The hofse fTom tue Confederate stes. Whsl
arrested The E; tu he had The Confederate hose IN
bis possession, which horse ID stolen from tho
boss lot BacOa QI,rer Branch When arrested tie
afst time be was e. fredericksburg in company VITA
enc chidFese, who ssI riding psbellO horse.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
CERTSFICATXss or sNDKBTEDN ksS, saEAE.
ING PER CrN1 PER 4 mn ( NJ lNTEfgEST,
AND FREE FROM TAXATION.
IAEASukI DkPAkIhkhr @. 3 A.
Redmond, August s, 1854

hcbmnnd, August g. 1901
DY the l4th section Of the act to reduce the
- currency approved February IL 1884, the Secretary Of
Treasury authorised tie above eedcses ssle
years after AthesSSn treaty OF peace with the Uneo
sstss rhsS be seld but only be Issued
creditors Of thS Government wiling Tscslye Tie
payment Of their denAads they must aso givsn 81 par
tooush se foo taxation. The attention purc5ils agents
snd Oft ne Government 10 otd - h
pubic sssuhu offering peculiar advaltsgS 70 ose hou
no the sup Of he bongG snd 70
tate The ass the cheeks by dab Officers upet
the ssAes hoId these iundi and Masked the aOs
IA certificates udsbtedness" viii
NIFTY lsTeEth
DeposarleS are hereby horEei sad required comp,
with ,galeon and 70 make Application y tue RrEef fo
6sisoedl @. A. TREEH0La,
aplQ- N hecrRsYr ~ ;hn fFessnrV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
rIAEGRAREIO.
ENEMY sHELLING PETERSBURG.
SEVERAL HOUSES STRUCK.
&c, se., &c.
Especial 10 tho EvsaiHs F1ig.]

t7F'9' " w 17V''''''S ""yJ
PITShsoAs, August q9ih.
TIE enemy commenced Smelling the city heavily Ibis
morning and ssuS to have resumed this practice with
ineteG ed ugor.
Several hOuses have bseu struck and vers conslesT-
ably damaged. Every night the eneuy's noOrtals open
along ito lines.
They also make nightly brilliant diaPlaya of are
works. During this NOR ar firing, however, but 1t 10
damage results 70 the city.
Everything remains Q1sl since the battle Of ANA
Station and the enemy lie reported cOn!rsOHug bis
lines, bet still holds the Weldon read In heavy foea
Col LAne, of the 26h North oafclna, Col Little, OF
the llsh Georgia. severely wounded In the
fight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
TREASURY DEPARIaENl :. )

Richmond JGly ~, 1884
LOANS ON THE SECURITY or EhR RhVR
Hs NDHED MILLGOn SIX PkH CE a. NON
TAXABLE R-0NkJS UNDER Tk1n. VIZ. SIC
Tees OF THR CURRENCY LAAEs
nhPOSITS on csll will be received by ths
IL Treasurer IN this city, Aran treasurer At VI
ana Asbiia and the Deposzies 1T RInlngon 1agh o.
unba Augusta, savannah AID Montgomery; esrtaestt
vii be the ssae bearing iD.srest 81 tie
cent per annum tcued BY the hypcneeson o.
OF t ssoVe bonds equal The Of lese lokn6
hs sci apart oy T,zsrcsr aud e pfoceeti NhR Solo
Dls Exclusively tbs payment VI the said oeftncstsF
an security and Afforded " banks and 9tht ov
gsIou aud pusc generally, ~ ta mode teP2s
pvssnspt and toe og0E 81 The generally Rdopt
keeplng ire eufreocy stiB moderate bounds, hcpea
COMM md Il tie voIsEie confederation u the community
sc5urs thsif pfoaopt oo-opsTgs1 carrying into
q. A. ThENHOLa,
jyGa-du Secretary Of The frsasary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

FHE MAsxsTs.E sgetAtlsa AID fruit We e scsrce tha
morning, bu. tu cse,s msaG vas more abundant and
better than usual Of l.s, though not lower In price,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
FROM TIE VALLEY

The latest news from Sheridans army Was up to u Q
aeh Is will be perceived that something has occur.
red which Stanton did no! think proper to be made
public. The correspondent Of the American says:
HABPKRs FERRY, Aug. 40, IL n.
was very much surprised on ascertaining that E
despatch which sent yop by teegrs )h on Wsdnes.
day evening, ats o'clock suppressed ia Baltimore
although t vas approved hers By Col Smith, Provost
Marshal of the Middle Military Division, in accordance
with Instructions received from General Sheridan.
Believing that you bad already received aud published
the despatch referred to- omitted seVera Items Of
tsrsst "a my letter Of yesterday. This censorship
part of some ofcious individual Baltimore Il in.
eIcusabS and altogether unaccountable. II de ersl
Sheridan, COMMANDING tho Middle Military Division,
which embraces Baltimore, has not the right say what
may OF may mot be published pray who hast II is bis
aray which would be aEaosd by the publication OF
contrabAnd news aud he ought 70 b. the beat Judge
20 whether or not il ia oon.rabaud.
The following is the latest published in the Reros of
toe 26.h;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT .. q. l..

EQUATIONS for carry ng into effect tht
LII set Of cergrets app owed J-ns 49, 1874 sItao,g tb
ontrs registered tgn cent o'ds asi under tbs
VS. OF tas Oyd Nay &c. 1884, exchange tie
Tor upon bends;
PERI owning regTeTsa eight per cent ptpds under Toe
Of siAy ia, 1861 dealing u exchange hem for oeupcn octd
sill them II The tinted &C. Il the pTino5 endoE
tie bsoI Of tho eorece, 10 w Confederate ttss
Ams exchange flr coupon 81 and them q ?
presented 10 the Register VI hs Teasury DeDe tea who
be sdpor Ia compliance VITA the Sv io1s Of the Act o. Ju
49, 1884, cOupo, roed the amount sPsche 10 tbs
90 ca bonds 9 sstlgned. G. A. TaESHoLS,
au 20 -di Be'Itt y Ct th9 Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

oHAsO'D WITH FUEDIR.--wm. Tuner, 90. +, sin.
n .. Regiment Vss received horo from the airy yes
tsFda5, to DO cont 70 N,F.h Clrolna TO ansWor be.
fore the civil tribunal for numbering negro.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
CIV. rOABIRr's RrCoSHOIssAEoI AID yisn7.
HAsrrn's FEnAY, Aug. 20, 1854

A reconnaissance was made this morning by large
force OF cavalry, under command of General Torbert
which resulted in obtaining very important information
with respect 10 the ensmy's movements.
From toe information received t appears tia! con.
siderable portion Of the enemy's forces broke camp at
QharlesGoWn this morning at daylight and marched in
tne direction Of LeeoWn Our cavalry struo5 their line
of tkrmishers about milo beyond Kearnys Hill. aud
after brilliant charge, tu-e,edsd 10 capturing quite
number of prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

RAMA heavy rain fell in the oily between Ii and 70
O'Clock last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
ooNsaRIPr OFFICE FoR YIRelNIA.

KfCHM Sd, Aug, l1.h; Isb4
information having reEchSd this once that parties ho ding
emptOnS details aycultarSsts, iPSne
Of The produce helr farms In exchange tor other ee
leather eloIhng iron ware, Ac the wing
fssgsS ths barter and evasion Of hesw publ
Tor Information OF ali concerned
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAN DHPARTMEAT,
BuRRAu OF CoEscRIPrIoH,
"RIoEAoSD Va, June 27sb, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

srOClKs ar AZ CTION.
By Jas N. TAYLOR. Auo.'e

By JAS. u. TAYLOR, Auelf
EsABCUFOh'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II Real and Persona Eiass In toe county II Henrco
mile and h iron tho city Of Rehmond-We shall THUR
Day he Sh Gay o. senser 1884, sell q psoc auction. on
the premises, a. ~ o'clock d. tht beautiful caei Woof-
yie ihs aie resdseee ofJ5hn Jacob Meoh anolYe
Turnpike directly opposite he Torgste The ArEe
commeci0us sli Sluated ~ beautiful There
al TIE necessary ouhoases The high state a
enlhEAon, and viii be sold In two lots Of 10 each and
lot Whh the house, Of 30 acres.
Its pehssef VII have idl possession Of tn Wink property
the lat Dec nber next, and Of part Of tie dwelling ine
d2teif and will have 90 oppor uuiy OF pu.sa 10 Tor
another yeA plat eiihs property be ~ ths oes Of
the acc ioneer.
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monhs negotiable notes, With iBtsret added Tie whole IN
cas-, Al ths option Of the pa chaser
Al the sa tune We viii seu FOR cash horsr bsruche bug
81 Gnd hsEnes two carts srDing Hen sodheutsLod and
kitchen urni
perIonI having claims tEAln win present hen
70 the 1adSfIgnsd those Indebted viii make payment 70 a.
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LKecu or o. John Jao,b, 81, decd
Sale conducted by JIs n. TAYloR, AuctOnssr.
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