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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01
FROM PETERsBURG-FIGHT ON TIE RAILROAD.
PrrR Ln.. az

About nine O'Clock to-day forces again attacked the
enemy, lodged the Weldon Railroad, In front and fsk
The column assautipg in front pushed the enemy
half me capturing two lines of esrhworks and three
hundred prisoners The force assautng in their fank
owing to the heavy force Of the enemy and the strength
of their works. and the unaccounabe giving away at
important moment of of our own brigades was re-
pulsed with loss The ankug force succeeded 'captur
ing the line Of skrmshers and reached the enemy heavy
breastwoks, when 1t was compelled to retire.
Fighting ceased about IL o'clock. Since then we have
had only skrmishing and sherp-sbooting.
The enemy have the 3D. 5th and 9th corps holding
railroad with fortifc of the strongest character
The brave Gen. Saunders of Alabama was killed.
Q The enemy made heavy demonstration left,
the City Point Road with artillery and musketry firing for
half an hour this morning. accomplished nothing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01
FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Aug. 24th, 1864.
The enemy shsed the centre of the city steadily all night
KcDaniels warehouse Hunter, between Prior and
Whitehall streets destroyed by fire ths morning
o'clock. Fivs hundred bales of cotton were burned.
The city fire battalion promptly hand and checB
ed the spread of the coragraon under heavy FIRE
the enemy's batteries.
small frame building the State Road Shop,
also burned last night Both buildings fired ny shells
No casualties resulted from the sheDing The city is
comparatively quiet the usual msLng with art
Ie1y and snail arms.
The Yankee reported by on yesterday not
confirm BY reports this morning
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01

TURE OF hEnPHIs CONFIRMED.-GEN. WASH
BURNE AND STAFF CAPTURED.
ATLANTA Aug. 23, 1854
dispatch from JoEesboro states that Federal raid
ing party in heavy force has appeared at Fayetteville.
Official dispatches from Gen. Maury at Mobile, confrm
the capture Of Memphis By Forrest. Gen. Washburn and
staff we're captured with the city.
Dixon bridge, Flint river, Fayetteville, was
burned this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01

"Men ara made tEe image ot God Genttmeh
ara ma actured by talOrs, blroers and ocnoacAs-
aWomau ls the last and per.ect work OF u 1d' =
Ladies are the production Of slk-worms millnsrs ana
dressna aksrs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01

From the Augusta CoDstitutioDslist
Another Letter from Secretary Trenholm.
Major Wallace has kindly placed at our disposal the
following letter. which We take great pleasure in pub
fishing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01

thorites every privilege that could desire or expect
nor are we unne cessarily exposed to fire.
Respectfully, General
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01

The REBEL PK1S--'kHs AT ELA1RA Rocnes'
ter Journal says:
"There are about eight thousand rebel prisoners at
EImira, and more are coming up daily. They are most
bodied men, evidently OF good families at the South
They are orderly sud respectful in their department
but most decided in their adherence to Southern
cipe. The discipline of the camp is very rigid ar
there s no intercourse between the prisoners and the
public Few civilians Can even get peep over the
high fence at the mass much less get within Speaking
distance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02


III. Pbilsdelpbia Inq,srsr OF the IS b contains An
l. ., vhioh q presents 70 its readers what styles
,.,ia h,ss,om sou,hsrn sdOriss; the said southern
.,o,i., hang certain srclss from the Whg, devoted
80 of tia IrouiJsFs isvoritS heroes u ans Ara
p,.r The o.,spsibls objec: of the IaqsTsr is to il
I,,,.s what Il ironically calls the rshnsmens of the
s,n,bsr0 mind" and especially Of Southern newspaper
ss,ors bu. lie real purpose, skiliuy concealed be-
usa this veil Of criticism, i clearly 70 s1noIs the
character Of its heroes il the strongest and most tiuh-
ful light For what O,hsr purpose can t have selected
sueh epithels and phrlses ss "arunken blnsierer,
''hounds on The ef.0ourngs Of he world, 81 rag
cart !" fAlsasr," aud "brusAl fOs"S Who could fail
90 reooSnzl 10 the concentration OF these abstract
Qualities tho vsrtaols concrete Grant And when the
Iorsr With d eous Discrimination, chooses out and
huK, together sEoa descriptive ePRets as Mark Ned
ola " Bob Acrss" q Jack Ksteh," Jonathan Wild,
f. I,sk Sheppard" Great Bsast," what need to tel
IN. pursoa.V Yar kss nation thAinO else is meant
thar ,piAuln T. BaGlsF, OF Lowell, hASsschusslts
nos comm Anding the Army Of the JAmss! Likewise
when IL IL stated that army has been kicked"
"bassaadosd dsg,assd' What 50 plAin A. THAT The
Fsekss Amy Of tie Po.omsS" IS tadjoatedi o,
sass ls i said thAs The sssshsSn pSsPls DO not ssb
ssa islsas Is Il ns, II iGs highs; dsEsss sapsssfs-
sseyy 20 PLATA sass II, eli q soasss'a sssr.lOn
e ses Gao 10 10 siAss ssse tas Snysfsai HaaSssp "a
tee iIss.L'
roe eIasisiss 'ssay Of zee iaqpyfia OsiscdOg TO
AssS ssssripiTss "a only sQlAilsd By s HliSiis tkl
n eliminating the 1uPs HaOns historic which P'eyl.
oasly surrounded them, aud in comSi 4. g and con
asnsing than into harmonious and coheisn whole
We can onlJ regret that ths Ahsr slough: ntess-
sary 70 plain wAA very clsar, by saying that
GsaaL Ba.!sr 10, we're represented, Which Was just
Sc sgpsI auOus as this is HORSE. written uoder the
picture OF that uuRistakIsb able animal. The 4,qEisr
certainly eoliOuntsd x.Oms NiIa problems, -hen il
fs.l into this eTror-.hs one being ssl-lvidsnh the
other Z, hiring solution. Bls surely the Yankees
would kuo1 very well that Grss, Beast mean only
ller, aud Great Bu,tsrss Oniy Grant. All Ehsse
convertible terms, IbsFe il nothing whatever Of the
groblemAIical 10 them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

AARiyAt N sutrLiEs "a lite large trsn Of
wagons aud carts from certain county, loaded
with corn, beef poultry eggs, etc, arrived In the
city this mornirg. Their advent produced oonsld-
eraba CONSERVATION for while amops the Lucksteri
II the = rat Market, who dread the III OTIS Of this
Wholesale competition in the present state Of the
weather. TIE army of buyers always prefent a. the
market house. suTFCu lded the wagons, and in shorl
time most OF the truck" charged hands al reduced
presl Dora meal wsnt eff freely al $40 per Blu he'll
decline Of $l0 dressed turkeys sold al $40 each, and
chickens at s6lO per pli; live pullets add pintados
full tiz,, sold al $50 ssc eggs So so. per dtE,n.
II other counties in Il ,stera Virginia would coca.
souay send some of their surplus provisions to Rob
mond, they would c6nfsr great benefit upon this
community. Lit certain days in each month be ap
pointed for the people to rend zVous at some central
point in each county, with their ulIy eggs, butter,
e.o. Let all who have wagons al them with these
tcss or VITA evory thing ,lse in the shape Of tubsls
sncs and bring them hither for sale. By travelling In
company, they a,sist each other and secure 6em
selves against mofs alton on the route.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
TRE NERS
4 YANKEES NAVAL oIgIoER oAPrURED ON TIE Kappa
HAMMOCK.

A YANKEE NAVAL OFFICER 0APrURED ON THE Kappa
HAMMOCK.
Captain shulE AID clerk, OF the fanSee steamer
HYankse" we're Q captured few days ago on the AAP-
kanncsk BIZ Captain Lawrence D. RIAne and squad
Of The serves" Captain RoAne is one OF the most
gallant eli ,ers in the Confederate service. In al the
h,,,lss around Redmond, a. LGuEerant In tie % b
y;,0inis infantry, he b1ro conspicuous part, and IN
the fights which followed be Was ever 81 MS posi- draws
" doing his duty. In the bloody OAtis OF ohAn osI-
Orsys he was eported MORALLY wounded, but iorlu-
pa,ey recovered though be now carries in us person
a. Y.u kso mesnento minnie ball. Being Isiirsd %
the Military Board, he promptly took service 10 ths
R,ssryes and No have already earnest OF the Vgl
lance which We msy expect OF him.
AoARD OF THANKS TO COL MuLPoRD
CAPTAIN HAea, as tho representative Of The Uonied-
srase Government, aid Colonel kuitod on the part oil
tia Yankees, are now Al Savannah carrying out tie
arrangements entered into BY thef respective govern
msn,s for the exchange Of prisoners. The aAVanpsb
g.,o, publishes card OF thai ks 10 Dol. AuiiOd fro
uas,s,s Mae s. A. RrCsknt0n, Of our navy, AFs!aFnsa
pr.sRs7 sea sAJs take great pleasure In laying The
Iouiag before rssdsrs and take The essssinn 70
adj that al oar prisoEss WhO have had aoS business p'
is.s,suu,ss vita OOH ssits;d, speak 81 him as al
bebasable humsps sad Christian EsSJlsinau.
sAtp BY EAST fENREssLE TRAIT0Ss
From the Raleigh PTcgTeS' We learn lAas she East
Tennessee tOrssmsde rAld upon BAkersTis and sue
rounding county, IN Yaucy, on Sunday the ooh inst
Jackson Stewart part, was killed, having seven
oalls shot through him, and tIeen OF our mllitamsn
,sre captured. Mr. RSbt. P.nlAnd was baGly abused
and beaten by the raaera. aud good deal OF property
was destroyed or carried N
TaE DIyIL FRoTEoTs HIs OWN
OR Northern accounts state that Butler and 81 d
Ssro oO the GfsyhO und the other day. when Il tCOk
d,e AID vas burned, out all escaped without bjuy-
thus vori yiug she old prOVtrb that the evil OAs
takes care Of bis own.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
RIounOND soUp ASSOCIATION.

society ormsl for the puTos OF licing IN tbs
,sppo,t and LEI the poor OF behnond and m suburbs
rohne them 9Th the dsy supply Of who'll and nutritious
,oup On ,uOh terms will blrS within the rsaih ALL
III. Soup Houie the basement q the metropolitan
opensd for S.tbulon mat 2nstdy te let Of December
Tn. IOsp given out By The quart, the presentation
Of pce Of which Sha at no tins be tdsn
ouArt,r Of collar viii be announced every mont; in
advertise rent OF the Association
cktI vii be obtained and paid for 81 the once OF the
Traa,u er Of the Association Mr. ID. Gibson Gary eet be-
tvasn 18th and 18Th The distribution viii be uader the nO
O, the sdie Of Union benevolent Boce Who alone
elthe t. purchase tickets OF the Treasurer TO
an. orders upon him FOR Of tickets The vii
size notice In papers what hours Of the dAY the once VII
be open for tive sale Of tickets
Il 4, deemed unntc Hsry comm.nt the importance Of
this new enterprise I PrOpI and uisiuns must be Spa
rent 10 ali The Soup Houie expected 10 Sfo tms to be-
coma Iupporcg But heavy eEsDIss sjay In
$3.50 I'm tbs at insl NOE pectfu ~ eonc-
.d In money be sent either - the Pfes e
or 70 the Treasurer.
In lind such wood ard vegetables Which
e,pscsJ requested should be cossgntd the Of the
Dy Az Mt The Soup under the control Of The EEecu
live Oomuse Of the Association, consisting OF nine directors
assisted by the the Union Benevolent sOosJ Who vi
visit the different districts Of town and distribute the ckt
President Rev DR. MnnegsIode
secretAry-W Gray.
TIeasurer-Wm G bsOn.
sapply Asent--Hah DCwaey.
superintsnd pt--wm living.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

4 dsuos plsoes sliy staisd that the prssss
he and oficer Jinkna Darched Everetts hpgse, hear
the corner of Biooke Avenue and Leigh aiFset, and
found all the clothing. which Everett paid he had
bought from's man named Beals, Of HGrlnsB hefy,
who had gone 10 the Yankees.
Dr. Harris stated tat las. March bis Kitchen waa
broken into and robbed. Amor c The things stolen
was rul OF seivants' elashiIg. S.ms days tso he
saw Mrs. Everett with one Of the stolen dresses on
Obtained the search warrant and vent with the eces
TO execute It, 0Ie OF the stolen dresses WIS found on
Mrs. Everett Knew Bssls, who was bad character.
Also kntw Egerett, who had borne good Character.
A German woman, mother OF Mrs. Everett, testified
through the medium OF an interpreter, that sh, saw
Everett buy the clothing from man named BMls, last
March, The Mayor sent the accused on to the Husl-
iDgs Court.
Jim Mann, waite man, and Billy haokin, free
negro, charged With aiding bolomon, slave OF
Daaop, h0ncurs & Jo, TO escape from his owners.
/. VII be recol> c.ed that Vlon Aunn was examined
| GA previous occasion, Books, B4kar and Ooalsn
testified that ku N had ena aged 10 pus them through
the ines and had handed them over TO one negro
named Mack or Nat, who vas to pllO. them to the
Yankets and who did pilot them 10 the neighborhood
Of White Ok swamp, where they were captured b,
pockets. The Mayor taking it into his head that
Billy hackln was the man al uied By Witnessed ad.
jourped the case, and had Billy Mleilin arrested
Bat on the being called this morning, the Wiz
uesses one and all declared that Billy Asekln was no.
the negro Who pilet,d them and TO whom they
alluded in their testimony On The previous occasion
Their, upon the Mayor dhoisrgsd B.Jy Msckln, 1t sp.
pearilg that the other Mack unknown, sent MUM
on to the Hastings court, refusing him bail
Blker, Books, Bower and OMAN lsy that, on the
uorniag Of their capture Matt had gone CT to recon-
uoi.re. Wnsn be had been gone half AL hour they
heard several pistol shos 10 the dscloa in which ts
s=e dsappssred, and - hs did not return fer three
horys, they COZ Guided he had been shot, The, us,sr
san b N siisrNa,ds.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

Al their late msstog, the stockholders OF the Gar
tGal Railroad COMPANY raifed the salary Of the Pre-
1Iient ui The road to. SO 600.
Hhs Southern Oonfsdsrdty newspaper. We under
slsnd hs, been purchased by W. q. Barnes. i q, and
ill be removed TO Augusta.
DR.. Pbonss A. Brooke. CT Chatham county. Nor,t
@ .IoiiSS, ,iEcs ths c0muerc msBt If tie va, hsl
never charged soldier CT sodis,s fanny ay
hing for his ssrv:sss, slI alas. attends ths
Gala
Atm a Bah, 8 g, ts, c:mnsso'd tic msnufsc'
ture Of aiuaers bosrdJ, hre bEcks, tes IctosP cru
ciblse, g.; Wcehr1bcie this another lltie step TO
UG,ds our u imUC in5sper dsr"e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

AsofHrH T.LEsRiFH LIHE -TWo hundred thousand
dollars mas been guaranteed to the columbia snd
GrsenVills Telegraph Company, and is proposed to
make the capital stock $3.50 600 to complete the lines
90 Greenvill0, AbbsVile v. b Anderson o. H., and
Psudleton. The wire 70 complete she line from Co
lumbia 10 Grssnville is now ready. Tae company eX
pecIs 10 be fully cIgsriz,d by the of next month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

Sour IoI YaH PooR.-Ths first soup distribution
took plaCs at Metropolitan Hall this morning. The
arrangements Of the association perfect, and the
soup turned out delicious. The tsms article sold By
them for 25 cent,a quart could not be ma1o by III
diViduaL for lsss than Ave dollar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

"TaE OHIO BIsrsILs."-This popular corps OF
Ethiopian miustres sre forming nightly to crowded
audiences at the Varieties" on Frinkn street, mex
door to the Exchange Hotel With the eco lisi ior
witch the troupe has rcepiy received in abs persons
of thu iniUltsbs Jim Wells and tho renowned 7 m
Morris, it is of the most neriIosous corps in
in the city aud has by far the largest crowds of ary
other establishments Go sss them and enjoy yourself.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

o,.s. Of pr. enmoos, SsSesSsa NJ Rsss % ~ sH'
tbusastC and accomplished geOlOss.. Apd We Isjoes
10 see tba. native North carOniGn, educated az cur
own University, has undertaken duty SO responsible
and honorable as that Of developing The rich resources
oF tina State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
Army Consolidation What is,tO b. Done with
SupsrnUmerary Officers

Tba propriegy y Consolidating cOInpluiss bI.talions
ard gimsnts has bsen urged upon Oong.ess both by
the odsnt aud the Secretary OF War since the second
mserrg Of the first Congress in August, 1852 Yet to
this Cav no msalu.e 10 IF Ct that Obi OF has been
prop ed or adopted. supposed opposition to the
measure on the part OF the Cbo5Ts OF the amy has
thus far dslayed the action OF congress- bat Ws und,r-
ss7d TIA. tie .saiJy Gf con. 81 i4uOn Is nov TO
great AID % evident hat the tfhors themselves a.
pressing 10 s1 Jet he atteg uOa Of their repre-
ssntauyss. As hJWeseF, It is pOssibc hat no plan
for consolidation may be adopted At IAs sion,
publish belos AZ act Of the last Congress which We
believe has escaped the attention OF the amy;
TIE Congress Cf ne Costsisyais States Of A@srea
Do sp0ct Ioa tho Pee deus Is hereby author z'd to
grant authority FOR she organ ioh Of companies, bat
ia i,us or gmeat to be composed Of supplementary
tfi ,srs o. the Provisional Amy.
dec Tlatit shall DO .asfpl for any supsrnumsr-
ary m ;er Din said organ oI or any other eom-
PAW u the OJnfadsrA,e seIvo' which does not Ioeed
ths mgGimum prescribed by Lag, upon tender 10 the
prSpsr authorizes OF his rsgga Ou for that purpose
Sec s That tho Ties iet vacant By scea resigiG-
tons shall ROT be filed ard ;hs hereafter the loaest
Vr,ds o. commissioned tfhJef shall not be led uaess
tsess are upon the rolls the comolny for service
las, tory.s nol- comm ssioned Oic aud ptVates
nor shall The pOsitioU OF senior Sc ,nd lieutenant b.
6si la clse OF vacancy therein, uass there upO1
ths rolls OF tue company foe service AZ least thirty
comm ssiOned officers and private nor shall tie posi-
ton Of 6s. lieutenant bs lod, ulsss in cIss OF AVE.
oanc7 there are a. last tsenty stoned oh
vice vho1 fact shall 10 each bs ttided to by ths
captain Of he company and approved by ths colonel
Of the re- ment be Cr' Euch promotion can be made.
Approved, June IA 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q. S. a.,
Richmond, JDly ~. 1864,
TREASURY DEPABTbEET, G. s.A,
BICRzoSD, July %, 1854.
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In oderto PROMOTE fsr prGc ot tho esrY Iquid.-
n By the o,sury the OUlSTlED R6 FAXED MOTIFS ths
treasurer, sstsnt Treasurer ind PSy DepoFItsnr 10
ssel hereby suhorzs TO receive the sad notes.
cent 90 nOt. COS per deposit ,SnlDg
same CedSses o; Lean upon rypnttee>oG Of nonSsba
bonds The sal eercsis 10 10 payable Cd demand, ls bs
eIpfTs.iOu nil,tJ days.
And al agents ne sale Of the a bonds hereby
cried 30 Ieorlye the tsxd Ec!ts p exception
ussd payment Of bono, Shsn old al the Of cas- PER
csutun e. A. FRENRoLE
ss~rsthrV ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

OUR POSTAL SYSTEd-PRAOflOAL VIEWS.
Ia his recent report the Postmaster General indoges 10
ons pretty sevsre structures the southern Express
OOmrary, for carrying let!or, money parcels, a., all
Of which he contends should be transmitted only by
msil. Tue Charlotte Bal!stia takes iItue with Mr..
Reagan, and sP.Iy remarks;
Eou se,ordioE 10 cur understanding Of IT, the Pcs.
Of ~ D,lar.ment Il desgnsd 10 as source OF TeVe-
nue. bus a. 3nefs 20 Lh0 people, Who are supposed
a b. lurnshed through tGis means SiL 40 easy chez O.
txoedi ious and Sofs mId'u1 Ct COMMUNICATION Win
sscb other.
Jgb.n.ysF there is manifest failure in either o.
these Isspeots 5PyFss 90 - tst tie people thoud
Ia sIoxtd 60 elUOssa any Ter means read AZ bend
hieb vii bsst serve ttt pdpO6 desire d, the Post
rss or q naTsl seoUd Il chat tho dsi6ot IL T;
me5isd We q &c Fta1Ot way ,he mails che 1ld no
cnrne through s. regularly aad tKpediuCGly as tbs
expires; bus tLey do oot We ,s" no Fts'on Why
money 10 snJ amount $50 ulS not be fJsERid oJ mail
;ust A veil a. by Ipr6s yet, 10 venture to sSy that
under 5Fss seat gemsnts, Ve fsS businsSs men
c;ud b toucd Wis would Tasi large amounts hEoTga
i-e he people 70 kreE that When is.ttT ia to be
tor.rd in ba,te these is quicker uGJ OF sending
"a tbar by nal; let then ds-JtlBd thAt Hhsn thsD
svapco than the pest AID hen there gill % 60 net
Of laws 70 foIss th u &c e'mnunisits through thC
ebssa,l provided By tbs 6ovsrnGeEt.
,it Re the dc Of PJstm9s,eFs 20 give receip
g. ,tsr4 or psGc containing 9onsy, and let she d
pIrtsnt be rcspors 5ls fOF the ala esliEeIJ Ct ~
suol ia,t as tie Exp'sss O1mpanJ % nsW, 'sI 'EI
sc,prd and 70 prop soy that ID Postnas 81 6ant'
81 al bsvs 70 need 10 bis RtSt Fsp7F 70 Tseosmsus
tbe enactment OF Law iEposing h5s AOS IN p i'on-
men on a, ona Ehl may 04rfv, S'nd or efSApt u
sand lst.scs, moGeI ezsSss, u SaNs' $50
Outside ths mai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

DARN OF 100 ACRES, ADJOINING
IL Hrmpien Sidney College, with dwelling with rooms Tor
ssie prysey-We td for sale privately, the Farm located
as above sing 100 with and timber enough
sms 40 Gcrts being God basrce cered lheIup owe
ens dwelling with rooms. NICE rooms with Get
lar uh1er Vhle hchtn and accommodation for 20 ter
wants E Necessary farm buildings aud an ofehafd o. e
Gel ent frat
" - GRUBB5 WILLIAMS,
n,osson Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
n,xov or tou,toSp FEsrEHcKsBuRo Z. n Co
Richmond, Nov p. 1854 (
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND, FRED
- FRI KsBURG AND POTOMAC r tIJRoAD COMPANY o
have dividends due 10 tn and urcolected,
hereby notified that all dividends will be payable MY IN
Trearry poes OF states D which alOte durns
the existing war hnse dividends have cen esrne until h
nt bruary 1867 after that date at me oPrn oth
0ompHpv 10 The sad feasur, cot 81 the
federste est walt ed and paid At tie Price (~rout t5Ts)
paid for tuch bonds iy this Company.
- ''1'' y '' J. B. WINSTON,
,,se g., Treasurer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

zsEE4E GIOLOsIsT AIlSuEDA-fhS Ras'sh OOH''T's'
tvs lsarus that AshluEssu KOES, Professor Of Oosa
l,.ry and GsOlOEy in DsviAna oOnasA Aas ssea sp-
pointed b. GSVWHl Yeas eas eesassh p Ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

TAKNs-DEnT. ysHE. 50; Ex EoaaSH So 'Af'' H0hN'
IA For . less pss1od. - Per month
sua.HnnE,l year, tsg EH Aonaha' ~ 10 a''si'P~'-
fssalVsi icr lsIs nAn ia n0nAnA
EssitaAasss - risE saBs0rieE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

DICHMOND SOGP ASS0CIATI0N.-The
III ladies Union Benevolent Sci y cooperating With
the above cSton pectu notyd that Tickets
he VIZ GIBSON TreSsE
T Gary street, between and l3h Streets beswt,n the hCu
a. Ten and twelve C'clooh, A ~.
EsTy attention 20 this 10 UqusEted, % the soup ht use VIII
op.p next TluTsdsy, the LIST Of Dee mber- noat-u
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WANTED.
A CARD.

$500 REWARD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
IL night the 9th Of October MICRO girl MARY Nary
bought Of Atssa Lee BowmSn Of Richmond, and had been
brought fom Yanctyvie North Carolina, nth
Where she has been living sx years with Mr. A. Nit
ehen Her husband drives In YauceJyiic. She vas
rsed By Mr. Henry Davis OF Prince Edwsri Prospect de-
pot, where abe has good many relatives Mary trying TO get
back 70 Moth oarona and will stay awhile st Mr. Ds
vs GnS doubt will travel forged She is bright
muaito spare made 10 twenty years old medium height And
full head OF hair with feminine voces.ogesher very
likely girl
win give the above reward Of ave hundred dollars s5O
her delivery TO me snd all travelling eIpens Ave hul
dred dol ara put In some jail so can get her.
R0BT. T. GOODMAN
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EOR SALB.-A Steam Engine and Boiler,
II fifteen horse power, made by Talbot bre bit little
used ard IN good order.
Apy The subscriber at the Ballard Hotel between the
hou of 10 and O'Clock. JOHN p BALI ARD