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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

New YoRE, August 9--stooks frmer and
closed steady. Money Gold 50 543
The internal revenue now amounts to one
million day,
Warrants tor three millions of dollars we're
issued yesterday to pay the army
Brig, Gen Wild, charged by Badly Smith
with disobedience Of ordera, has been returned
TO duty. The proceedings Of the court were
SET aside BY Gen Butler for irregularty.
Surgeon Gen Hammond has been suspen-
ded from rank and pay for thr6eyears
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
The Rebels skedaddIInE arom Mary.
tla land y

The Rebels skedsddlInE lrom Mary
tla Landk
BALTIMORE, August 9 The American fur
nishes the following in advance Of its publ:
cation here .~, shafa wHsr
We learn from gentleman who arrived
here'this morning from the Upper Potomac
that the entire rebel force Yesterday eyscua
ted the Maryland side of the Potomac, NOV
ing off in great haste Their rear guacd
crossed at Sheppard5town, at II o'clock yes
terday, and the balance crossed at Hancock
about the same time. From the south side
OF the Potomac we learn, Early has been
moving up the valley toward Winchester, with
his harvest train during all last week, scour-
ing the country for couscripts and grain -
The information received week since that
the rebels would make feint movement on
Maryland merely to cover his return trains,
has been verified to the fullest extent aud
they are now all moving off toward Staunton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
The Hundred Days Men.-wil E

The Hundred Days Men. William Il.
Hekes and John Il Utley, members of the
1921 Regiment died in Hospital at Point of
Rocks July 9th There is terrible sickness
among the hundred days men, A correspon-
dsnt of the Commercial, writing from Oolum-
bus, says
The reports Of the chief medical officers
of the Ohio National Guard regiments, are
beginning to come in to the Surgeon General
So far az received, they do not show as salts
factory results as those Of last month. The
extremely hot, dry weather has operated &c..
verelyon some Of the regiments, engeudering
malignant types of fever, dysentery, diarrhea,
&c The severe labor OF the trenches, the
sudden change of diet bad, hard water, and
wretcbed cooking, have changed many robust,
healthy men into mere walking skeletons"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

ST.. Louis, August ---CoIouel Bowles tele-
graph headquarters here, from New Madrid,
that he has Just returned from a seventeen
days scout in the southeastern counties of
Missouri, and the northeastern counties Of
Arkansas, during which be killed fifty rebels,
including one captain aud three lien,enants,
and wounded forty, including two captains ;
captured 200 arms and over 200 horses aud
mules, aud 81 prisoners The Federal loss
was Captain Francis, mortallg wounded two
othets we're slightly wounded 'ises-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY, August l6lh, 1854,

ON TUESDAY, August 10th, 1864,
n l23H acres, dlyi4ed lolloys
No. lis situated on the Eaton Turnpike 81 miles
wrst irom Dayton, and fronting on said Turnpike lrf
Madison tCwnship, Montgomery county, ohio il
contains n acres with res sugar timber the i'm
provemeLts consist Of TWO story house with kIchel
attached, barn, ana other necessary out buildings
Sn apple ehsrd, spring house with q never Ailinr
spring OF running water, all under good fenoe.
No. 2-Conta 2lH acres and 10 mes No 1, with
two story brek houses arm well Or water annie or,b
ard, ani well improved with the necessary out Judd
iDRs. = ~
40. s--Ts atrsct OF ten aeres. .,E.
No. 4-Is tract OF ten acres. .......
No 5-ia attract Of ten acres.
P-rsons wishing TO, view SAID property viii he
shown by the subScrib r. who resid 5 on No. / The
properly vii be sold No. l. at oclocg p m, when
terms o. sale viii be nsdp known by
E. 3. ADAMS
~ W. MCGoWkN, Auouoneer. iy21-d4wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

A Wonderful Invention Horace
Whitney is the agent for very remarkable
invention, known az the Egg Beater. The
name is not sufficiently comprehensive Il
not only beats eggs--it beats anything we ever
saw it beats the world. Mr.. Whitney will no doubt
sell an immense number Of these machines,
for be is fully qualified 10 ex 1lain and eluc-
date the admirable properties Of the inven.
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

NEW YoRE, August 9--Cotton steady Is
Flour dull heavy l0@2O lower 1903 80
Extra State 10 30@56 Round Hoop. Wheat
dull 2@4 lower 2 l5@35 Chicago Spring 2 Is
936 Milwaukee Club so winter red. Corn
heavy one lower 53@54 new mixed western
Oats dull 90, Pork dull lower Prime Lard
a shade easier2ll922t Whisky little firm
er 1904 Petroleum heavy 81 crude s4@
50 refined bond S7@S74
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
niooiollan lAe-iF;,gs. NJ, Forces AgAin't

NFw Yosr, August s.--The Posts SPECIAL
says the War Departhenthas authorised Gen.
eral Mcclellan to raise 100000 men imutedi
diately for special service under his commaud
This report is very doubtful
A special to the Commercial, dated Wash.
ington stb says that Genera Butler hah tele-
graphed to the Navy Department that Rich
mond papers Of the 9Th announce that our
land forces occupy Dauphin Island, but that
Admiral Farrsgur had not passed Fort Nor
gan to attack Fort Gaines
General Hooker goes to New York tonight
He has declined the proposition to recruit 8
new corps to be commanded by himself
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
The Invaders Overtaksn and whipped
by sheridan.
Il, Il. MAURY,
Major General.

HEADoRs MIDDLE pEFT, HARPER's FER.
RY, August s-4;40 P. MO Major Gene
raj Il w. Hslleck, Chief of staff; Briga-
disr General Kelley reports that a scout has
just arrived at New Creek, and reports that
General Averill overlook the enemy near
Moor6eld yesterday, and attacked him, cap
turing all Of his artillery and 500 prisoners.
Nothing official has been received from Gen
Averill, however
Signed, P H. SHERIDAN,
Maj Gen Com.
To E. NJ. STANTON, SEeey of War.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Hood Reinforced - Approximations Felt
for ths safety of sherman.

NEw YoRK, August 9.-The Worlds Wash.
inpton special says The rebel movements on
the upper Potomac we're q ieint to cover the
sending Of renforcements to Hood lis sup
posed not less than 5000 Of Lees veterans
have been sent to Atlanta. Much apprehen-
sion is felt in regard 10 the matter.
The Hersld's Washington special says ::
General Grant and stat has returned from tie
upper Potomac, and started for City Point
The Tribune's correspondent from Peters.
burg says; The armies on the Potomac aud
james were never in better condition, and
important movements are on foot, from which
you may soon expect news
CUMBERLAND, August The following dis.
patch from Gen. Kelly says; Gov Bore mau
My force repalsed The enemy again yester-
day at New Creek. Gems Mccausiand aud
Bradley Johpsoa's forces attacked that point
Fight continued tilloRg after dark. 1oe
The enemy retreated during the night, leAv-
ing their killed and wounded Their loss was
severe-ours not heavy will not exceed rs
killed and so wounded. lo lstsf5 q
Garrison made most gallant defence un.
der commands Of Coils Steyenson aud Hay,
and Major Simpson. ....
(Signed) B f. Kelly,
% lgfee Brig. General"
New CREEE, Va Aug. Gov Boreusn,
bave just arrived here Enemy vas sifsctu-
ally rsPulsed and rapidly reIreSting towards
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
NoTICEI NOr1CHlI
HEApouARrTRs TREAsuRER's OFFIcT COURr HousE
pAYroN, MOAloOhEKY COUNTY. ORlo.

UAIIvNI mVAloOhLkI OoUkT1i U1IO. J
Order No. 2:
A Ii white male citizens being Is years OF age and
"A under a tist are not memUers OF some Volun
teeT Ofg nz uon and subject 10 per orru mlity ss4-
VI g are hereby notified that tie books are now
esdy in TINS Othce TO receive nom each one thus
haplei four dollars as militia commut ton. All
those who fail 70 rle ce uhcates Of exs mphon th
the Ahutior or the County or psy into the Couniy
freaur four do iafs bet re the l5.h Of August
n xt, viii be SUBJECT TO the COLLECTION Of said sur
stn thirty per cent penatY and eost OF collection
all properly lab e without any exemption
FURTHRR NOTICE -. n per-sn~ owing any taxes OF
1863, due 2Hh June last BY paving bsore the
Ib,h tns July do wlthoaf penalty all that is not
paid oy that time the penalty must win be added
JONATHAN kENNEY,
Treasurer " Mputgomety County, o..
Treasures ofice, Day ton, July st. te64.
july6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
LUST POCKET BoOK.

T o5Co Oh the Old Troy road, between Toigates Nos.
- ono und two, sn od Leather P6cget BOOK con
lalning bsween Fifty aud six DO lsrsin money
am one due bill oi Ten Dollars, signed by Prte
MariE and payable 20 toe subscriber A reasonahl
ard wall paid for the po ket book II len At The
Empire Office, or al my reside ce
aug3.w9T JACOB g, RRENNTR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

naS~ Those who desire to save labor to
their women folks will not fail to purchase
Of Horace Whitney, Esq, bis admirable ma
chine for beating eggs. 1t will be found es-
pecially valuable to Hotel keepers and Ba-
kars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

Pic Mic To omorrow.-There will be a
Pic Mic tomorrow, on the Lebanon Pike, at
the old stand Of John Hamnel, now occupied
b. Jacob Alther. We can promise our friends
q good time, if they will attend Distance
from the city three miles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Mortality Among the Hundred Day

~ V-7I1VJ w q AlI1NlINW VtN
Men.-Ther remains OF three nembers of the
Ohio National Guard from this county, reach
ed the cityyesierday, and auotherto day. These
deeply injured and betrayed men are dying
in such numbers as to excite general alarm.
From all quarters, we hear Of their retnrp.,i 10
the melancholy way Of those above mention
ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Ncm advertisements.

NTOTIgH The partnershl heretofo = existing BE-
~ tween the urd-INgnrd IN the Daguerrean bus.
ness ha- been dissolved b, mufual consent W. X.
Y1ung Wi carry ON the business heraa ter at the ola
place seJe all accounts and col ect OF the late
firm 4. 4 BALDWIN
amgl-d2t W X. YOukG-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Public Sale of Desirable City Prou

KUUIIc oaIB UI UBSIFaDIe CITY Prop.
erty-C P. Huber \ Sonwill offer at pub.
lie sale at the Court Houee in Dayton, on
Thursday, August llth, 1854 one of the most
desirable residences in the city Il is situated
on the railroad and comprises enough Of Va
cant ground for q site for business house on
the corner. The terms upon which this prop
erty may be purchased are such as will insure
its sale. The house is a well built brick, with
six large rooms, summer kitchen, &c. The
grounds are improved with fruit trees, grape
vines, and all the ct ceteras of comfortably
residence. Remember the day and be at the
sale dit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

Beware of Unhealthy Vegetables
Imprudence in diet may engender pestilence.
The greatest care may not be able to avert
the scouFge of disease An the conditions
indicate sickly season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


BUFFALO, August --Rumors are rife that
the rebels aud sympalhizers in Canada are
about to MAKE a raid onths city Details not
yet obtaiuable, but it is understood that the
Government is informed of it, Many rumors
ahoatii, but nothing reliable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

The stereoptioon, one Of the most at
tractive exhibitions we have aver had in the
city may be seen again tonight at Huston
Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

CAIRO, August s--Several disloyal citizens
of Columbus and Paducah, with thei7 fami-
lies, arrived here en- route for Canada, oauish-
ed BY General Paine. Among them are q
number OF merchants, leading men, whose
property has been seized by the Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
srRAx COLT.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, living in Van B1re.
- township, three miles from DAYTON, on the Day
ton and WilnlnRton pike, s, rrel Mare Colt, with
buehy mane knotled and full OF bursi a white 81 IL
~ he foreheHd, and one Of its hind T. et While A
liberal reward will be pad for information
aug6.dlw&w3t JOHN FAUVER, Sen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Items OF Rebel Occupation OF Ragers-
town.

Atens or heneA Occupation OF AuRerEs
town.
WAsHEoToN August s-The Sta says
From a gentleman who arrived here on Sat
urday, from Ragerstown where be has been
soiourning for two weeks paat, we get some
interesting particulars Of the doings of the
rebels in that vicinity When the rebels took
possession Of the town, they proceeded to in
stitute a thorough search of the stores. As
the merchants had not repIenished their stocks
since ;be former visit Of the rebels, the latter
got but little, with the exception of a small
quantity of shoes and hats. At the grocery
stores they filed their haversacks with sugar
and their canteens with molasses; and at one
or two stores they turned the molasses out
and let it run into the street
The trains of cars reported to have been
burned by this party when they entered
Hagerstown, were destroyed by our own
troops, in order to prevent them from falling
into tie hands Of the rebels, as they contained
a valuable cargo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
8a9aiIpl empire,
City and Other Matters.

The sale--Ot Furniture at Andrews
Second Hand Store, 40 259 Third street,
will recommence on Wednesday morning, at
hali-past eight 2td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
NOTICE

THE uud rsgned has been duly appointed Ad
/ minstrator VI the est te John Shellabarger
late OF the city Of DaJ ton. Montgomery aounty, Ohio
deceased All PERSONS INDEBTED to the estate are
repues Cd 20 m Ike Immediate payment; md thos.
having claims against It, will pre- .ent them dul,
authenticated 70 toe ind rsignsd FOR allowance
Dayton, August 3D. 1904 ADAM SNYDER
Z al 3.S ld3F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

Just Published Biographical Mem
oir ofClement L, Vallandigham by his
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Every editor who is disposed to aid in Civ
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one bis vicinity WALTER & Co, Publish
ers of Books for the Times" &c. No l9 CITY
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Aug. 5th, 1864 dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
SO, 600 Bushels
E ! a K s e g d Wanted,

k0 O00 BUSHELS FlAxseed wanted, for which
OU,UUU the h CHEST Arket prrs IN cash will
DO pad az the III ur and Feed store of Thos X al
IL, Gate Peter Reist's,l No. SO Fourth street. near
Man iyton, Ohio. THOs r. SIILIs
jy27 dawn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Internal Revenue License Notice
once collector OF internal Revenue

0FAIt OF OHIul THIRD nIsTRICE
---. pANfuE, o Juy eist lGG4
sSkssMkNTs % License Fsx. under The EAoass
"A Law Of The United states, for the current year
~ hoe romsry anty' have been returned 70 this
AZ lperseqa, therefore, who have me- ie applieauon
lel iNeuse VIII lsks Lotiee that paJmept must be
nHae 400 lse sss issued on OF bsEe the l0h day Il
august heat JOHN L. MARTIN,
ly2AoSNH Collector ~ pIstrot Of Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
cas- COMPANY NOTICE.

rTNHE Stoekh lders OF the bayion Gas Light A
Il Coke o. mpsny, are notified that a meeting VIII
be hsi Al the Oihce Of the Company North West
corner OF Jef'rson and Third stTe-is, Monday the
lst Gay Of AususH est betw en- the hours Of aud
to'elo0SP NJ, % elset ak difeetoys to serve The
loly o e'ihav prs uofta4 ro n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN,

At the lowest stes and will deliver goods to any par
oi ie city. Ne will keep nothing but the best Cal
and leave orders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

New CREEK, Va Aug. s Gov Boreuan,
/ bave just arrived hers, Enemy vas sfsctu-
ally rsPulSed and rapidly reIresting towards
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
BriIliant E1 plolt Of Colonel Bowl.s.

To E. NJ. STANTON, srec'y Of War,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

slsiysi Ct Ety ys,T, tks sas Iron suss via Faich i
vas armed were gos up, and, after exposure 70 toe s
for quarter OF an hour, they became 90 no' .nis
the wafer with which they were impregnaIeo VIZ
converted into steam, AID It was Impossible 20 tcurn
them Bes elus who is the authority for this STATE
ment added chemical theory for It's EXPLANATORY ano
nearly three hurdred years alter the loss Oh tue mary
Ro ,e. in naval engagement With the French On Forte
mouth In lsl5-ttat Ia 70 say, IN lbSe-a pras quo
belonging to this vessel raised with the AID Oh
diving spparatus, and Was found 10 contain DE-
charged cast iron shot, which, on exposure 10 the ar,
Il eoorted to have been ntarly red hot ana TO have
alep 20 peces more interesting incident still, 10
the same seriss was the raising IN TAO. OF some oil
The gems Of the Florida which was one Of the vessels o.
the Spanish Armada, sunk Cd the thore OF
Null. in Scotland. There were 9th orass
and cast iron tuasn and scraping the latter,
which were deeply corroded, they became 90 hot
ey could no. be touched. but after two or
three hou,s exposure to the air they lost this
property and there was no difference In the appear
auce of The substance before and after this comtu top
The inhabitants of Null were greatly astonished, as
may be naturally supposed and they applied to the eur
geon OF the ship ~ beug the most scienuhc man pres
ent to solve the mystery. The surgsou was. however,
as much at loss to account for such al nnusui APP
pearance themselves bat said that although they had
been buried 10 the neoriy two hundred YEARS. ye,
IS they went down in the heat OF action Re supposed
Trey had not had sufficient time 10 cool b'tween the
two theories as TO the Of ths combustion Oh cast
ron We assume OF course, that DR. Percy pteefa maj
Of Beiz sllls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

Rtoa % dividends Of which would be The difference Of
the price exported by The monoposts and the price at
which articles Of prime necessity could be actually pre-.
cured outside the Richmond market At the time We
approved the suggestions Of our eOnrsrs and do
now, providing assys that the agents of the orgsn-
zAOn be limited IN their price, and this was doubtless
the viss OF the Enqsrsr that suggested the tyssm.
The necessity for some such arrangement has been
discussed and variOusy considered BY our community
for some time; and by none with more earnssness than
BY those Who live 90 sAarisd incomes, which have
never been up to the expense OF living.
Soma time siacs We learn, come OF the clerks Of the
various dsIa imsnts elabbed together and sent out
agents to uIohlse articles Of prime necessity for their
personal The agents sent out to North Caro-
lima and Gsoga WHARF it was supposed articles OF daily
consumption could be procured for at least ont-half
the market price here. 10 Ons instsDe', to our
knowledge, one Of the agents procured lot
Of provisions aud having Tree transportation, returned
speedily with his purchases. Far IRON having accom-
pshsd the object that is Of underbuying the MARKET
Il we take into confederation the freight charges, which
10 chi, case usre res the articles deli sered here cost
actually twenty i've per cent more THAI they could be
purchased for IN the market. To establish this, We
give Inst of the articles purchased and the prices paid
through the agent Parties subscribing $50 we're en-
titled to and received the following lOtE. lard,
IS los. Is a,ar lbs. rice, IL soap, II
slgat the freight about twenty five per cent Of
this amount, Nas ,hrOHn in gratis. The same articles
on the day Of delivery and week previous could have
been purchased here for t52 Us any ind Oot by
Ayuring up the current rates.
We do not mean co show BY this that organizing
competition is fAracy, but it will be an inen,OGu,l
system SO long a. agents are limited L. the price
which they 10 pay for provisions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
He CITY.

DEsHRrER Saor.-Last night, about eleven O'clock
detectives John B. Williams, Timothy 0Burns, aud
another being in the lower part Of the city the look
out for dsserers, received information while they were
searching the house Of Pass Rex that Joseph Foster
deaerter Of long standing, had passed down Main street
Tney mediaiely started in pursuit, Williams being
a cad Oppetite HlrdgroVe's factory, on Main street,
Williams overlook Foster and lad hold Of him. Foster
jsrked away and jumping down an embsnkmsnt start.
I'd of in the direction Of The deck Wllisms called to
him to stop but The warning being unheeded, ared st
him with revolver. The bullet struck Foster ju,t
under the left sh builder blade and brought him TO the
ground. Williams, Barns aud the oNh,r detective I'm
ediA civ removed him the North Carolina (MoOre)
Hospital, where he received medical attention. Tue
wound believed to be mortal, but this morning the
man was still living Williams taken into custody
BY pt Carter Of the nghtwatch aud brought before
the co-der this morning. who, 1t appearing that both
parties being sLldiers, Foster de erter and Williams
elsed corscript acting uadsr military ORDERS tut ID
the case over to the military authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
FARM oF two THOU

" ALUABtE FARM CT IWp 1hOU-
SAND Owe pUNDREo AND FIFTY AoREs OF LAND
IN Y0Ra CoOafY, On YORK hIvEk foCR LES Prom
WILlIAhst UR, va fALE. A. the request 81 M Wnsn
Wse h fot sas Ls valuable tsa.e ON YoIk rvr within
miles u vii susbuy contsSng twenty one hundred aud
fuy 81 sni With all the imp ogements consisting OF
nne BRICK BUILDING con,Aning sboat MT en- 70 ms,
iva cosfs settings for barns a the customary oct
su ding. Iiuay estates :. To sSod order ihe,s 81
thirty In vineyard Alage poon q the snds teired
and high state Of caitvaon Che remsnisr In .osds
Ost o Ehieh Is original growth AID large portion me timber
hs FARM from lie nsns advantages msy be eolsdred one
tie cliss 10 fseIn Virginia Persooi Hisas T. secss
ulj 10 veil apply at once ss Vt Is seldom such
sats bros git inc market IL sold before the FIR f60
900 10 sis without tie IMPROVEMENTS
fFhss Liberal JAHEs II. TAyL0R,
sel-lt Al tior
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

FIss About IL o'clock las: nigh. the collection Of
sheds ssblss carpenter shops and groggsres on Gov
erno sSeeI Ia rear Of the Ssrtne flee, we're fred BY
a. incsBdlAry aud eAtirely consumed. Tie SsH:ins
office VAS at Oas time in great danger, aud, indeed
took Ore, bn, was saved by the fac. that whatever
brsz there at the time did not set that way; the
building was, however, considerably damaged In the
lhater of wlnGo glasa, si'hes, g.; Toe combustion
of the old wood buildings mlds grea. light aud the
bells rang as il they Waud lsss rung 4 cir last AL
things considered the destruction OF the old buildings
may be considered gain to the city, whatever may be
the individual loss incurred.