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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-20
Che Uimditat0r.
W. u. II. LYNN, Editor & Proprietor.
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sew re.
Jos Lamb, left thigh, fosh wound
.Tno T Wiseman, ght leg. flesh wound.
Benz f Moore. hip
Chas P Simpson, head.
Jos II Lawhorn, face
Co F-Killed 1t A TT Crawn.
Wounded --Sergt Jno H Slower, bowels.
Sergt G NJ Walker. face, slight.
Corpl D Elliott. hip
Private D L Suell, right wrist severe.
g G Fl Craun, head.
g G w Allen,
/" " e Fanfo.sen. leg.
Missing VIM J Cupp
Go G-Wsunded Capt E Bateman arm
Lieut. Jos Fry, left arm, slight.
Corpl j McCray, left eye, severe.
g A Thornton. left armpit, severe.
Privkte Geo Fl Becks, left leg, severe.
= s " Coiaer, liver, grave.
Missing Talley and G R Hanger
Co H-Killed Geo w Webb.
Wounded--Private John Smith, head
W Fl Mathenay. left leg, severe.
Mssing-Amos Troxell.
Co KILLED Jesse L Harris.
Wounded-capt Jno NJ Humphries, left
arm, slight.
Lieut. Jno y Summers, hand.
Private J W Lambert, left thigh, fest.
P 81 Almande. slight, flesh.
r G Waskey. left leg, flesh.
w ] Holbers, breast and arm.
IL.
Missing-Alex Reed and s j Harris.
Co K-Wounded Capt W R GiIlet.
right hand, flesh
Private-Walker sprouso, and D Lip
trap.
aggregate.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-05-20

G The " Wofid's" correspondent saws
Chase mad long conference with Line. Ia
GU tue LIST instant, aud it is understood .l,at
ne remains IN the Treasury. pending the
lhVessgaI 'on about to commence by the
special Hoose Committee into bis depart
ment. Had not this been ordered, fhefe
Is little or no doubt but that Mr.. Chase
"oatd have resigned last Thursday.
Re- The present is the brightcsist dav
Waich has ever dawnod upon our Coufsdes-,
acy = General Ifa5ess zuoas5s.
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JOB PRINTING.

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April II, 1868.
Advertising Agency
The undersigned offers his services to persons
desiring to Advertise in any of the papers in the
Southern Confederacy. Persons in the country
wishing to Advertise their LAND OR OTHER
PROPERTY, would do well to avail themselves of
nv Agency. l will also forward subscriptions to
the SoUTH ERIN FfKLD s. FIRRsIDR and other papers.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman ssStaunton indicator"
April 10. 1868.
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the casualties in the 9Th and SD Regiments
in the different engagements between the
armies Of Cons. Lee and Grant.
5Tu Va. INFANTRY.
Company A-Lieut. Funk Commanding.
Killed-Geo w Polmer.
Wounded lit Prichard. hip, slightly.
Sergt G W Grim, thigh. flesh wound.
= J A McCrary, arm slightly =
Private B F Whitmore, face, severely
G w Noakes, 8.
W F Way, chin and shoulder.
G G Boggs. hand slightly.
N T johnson, !" .s
Company C-Capt Treuey Commanding
Killed-Seret Thos j Reeves
Wounded-Lieu Newman, arm flesh
wound
Henry L Hamrick. foot.
Alex Dinkle. thigh, flesh wound.
Missing -Jno Beard.
Company D-Lieut Wright Commanding
Killed-Cyrus Lofts.
nded-Segt B F Hupp, arm. slight.
Private w A Wright, elbow, slightly.
9 J P Smiley, hand, severely.
V Barley, fracture Of radius.
Company E-Capt. D.mpster Command
ing.
Killed-Wm Layton
Wounded ergt J W Hays. elbow.
slightly.
Corpl D A Greaver, foot.
= Jas W B Trotter, thigh,
Priv. w 9 Abney. ear slightly.
= VIM Bowers. back. severe.
:" r J Campbell, thigh broken.
:" A B Campbell, chest. serious:
- Nj j Campbell, shoulder. slightly.
60 Geo " Fitch, head, slightly.
/" II Hite - flesh wound.
= Henry Hite. shoulder.
Missing-SergtJ W Vines and Geo H
Kelley.
Company F-Capt. Wilson Commanding
Killed Robbins.
Wounded-Capt p Z Wilson both legs,
severe.
Priv JAG H Splitter. leg, slightly.
i" Jno w Slower, I"
:" H r Cook, throat, slight.
Company Capt. Hall Commanding.
Killed-Capt W. T Hall.
g Lieut. Thompson.
Wounded D W Shott, hand.
!" Corp'l Jno Weaver, shoulder.
Priv Edward Wheeler, neck, severe.
% A 0 Powell, foot
- Jonas Greaver, hand.
Company H-Capt. Gibson Commanding
Killed-Thos Kelly.
Wounded. w H Edwards, back severe.
Geo Gillespie, shoulder, slightly.
Jas Walker. leg, s.
Henry Mechanism, back.
Company Capt Curtis Commanding.
Wounded Sergt H Miller, neck, Sc
we're.
Capt W G Dudly, thigh broken.
Private j P Shumate, leg, severe.
. Jonas Sitter, shoulder, severe.
!" J G Hall. face, slightly.
I" JAG Wychael. thy. flesh wound
W Hartman leg .
6 Hartman g
J A Whitemore, groin, severe
/" J a Harnsberger, hand
I" + Alexander breast (miss,ng J
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Poetry.

(The following glowing lines betray the spirit
which pervades the breasts OF Southern soldiers,
they seek the corfict with our hated foe, nerved
by the sense Of just cause but made invincibie
BY the thought of dssse.assd homes aud sesoms
lsue sssssuA aespsrots cyT." E4.)
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NOTICED

To tho Farmers OF Augusta
County.
F1NHE undersigned, Committee appointed to
4 disburse the funds Of the Corporation for the
relief OF the families Of Volunteers in the field
are prepared to purchase wheat, four, corn. rye,
and wood. They sell to the above families at
about one halfprice, and they earnestly request
those farmers who have the above articles for sa lie
to give them call before dispensing of them else
where.
j. W. CRAWFORD.
W. B. KAYSER.
J. C. WHEAT.
October so--tf.
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Copartnership Notice.

WE have this day entered into Copartnership
w for the purpose OF conducting the MERCAN
TILE BUSINESS in the Town OF Staunton, un-
der the style and firm of p. b. & j. b. Hoge
We solicit the patronage of our friends and the
puoic generally.
J. B. HOGE.
Stanton, May IL, 1868.
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). END Va. INFANTRY.
Col IA Skinner, left eye. severe.
Co. A.-Wounded Capt r G Davis,

w. e. ounueu caps II u Davis,
head.
1t r. S Kinney, face severe.
Private S Taylor, thigh.
9 A J Taylor, thigh.
!" H Adams, hand.
!" S. Jphns, lef. arm, slight.
Go B.-Killed Lieuts VIM Fl Burns
and e W Moore and Private sam II Han
Wounded-Scret j D Gardner, let
shoulder severe.
Private, S q McDonelson, right arm
amputated.
K N L;pscomb. right leg. flesh wound.
Lewis Phillips. hip, slightly.
Co C.-killed IL J S Coine,
Wouuded--Capt J S Byers, left foot Sc
we're.
1t G. L Weller, near left knee. severe
Sergt Maj J + Parish, left thigh, severe.
Private II Il Gains. RICH. kuee, flesh
wound.
Jas Il Croft, left lang, severe.
Jas NJ Viut. finger lost.
= W S~ink, lg. flesh wound.
Missing-Iisdal.
20 D-Wounded Capt A Aithart. right
SergsJ w Marshall. left thigh severe.
Private I Daggy, skullfractured grave
Matthias Fox, arm.
Missing Sam SLull.
CO E-Killed Geo fbusley.
Wounded Capt L W Paxton, right
shoulder. flesh severe.
Private VIM 1 Hose, left srn1' and lung
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MINOR & BURKE,
Commission Merchants,

FOR THR SALE CT
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
TOBACCO, GROCERIES, Sc.
CARP STREET,
(3d door belou 18th Street,
RICHMOND, VA
WE will use our best endeavnrs to promote the
w interests OF our patrons. Refer by permis
sion, to
BoLIvAR CHMsTIAR, r. PIT1Ah,
II. w. SHEFFRY, JNo. GATBwoOD,
jas. WALKER, Shenandoah co., Va.;
J. &. FULTON, W. w. FLEMING,
Augusta o., IA. Highland co, Va.
CHAs. GaATTAs. MANN SPrLER,
J. II. KopkIKs, JNo. K. BooToN.
8. A. CoFFMAs, Page &C., Va. J
buckingham CO., Va n. r. KAUKFMAN,
Frederick co.. Va. !
March q IeAa-
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L1DIES AND GENTLEMEN.
HOTEL ).

A1H(DIEI ~
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
THE Proprietor of this convenient HOTEL re
L specially calls the attention of the
Travel1inE Public
to the situation Of his House, being immediately ON
the Railroad, and thereby avoiding all chances OF
being left by the trains. His table, supplied with
the best the markets Afford and his we'll ventilated
rooms, furnished with
CLEAN BED DING
afford comfortable entertainment to the wrARy
TRAVELLER. He respectfully solicits the patronaA
Of the public.
R. W. BAILEY.
March 6, lses.-en
NJ p oArLBTr. !, VI. ABBY
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Casualties.

Az far as we can learn the following are
the casualties ia the 9Th and SD Regiments
in the different engagements between the
armies Of Gems. Lee and Grant.
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Company K

COWpuHU -----------------
Wounded Priv Schwarts, skull frac.
tured. serious.
Benz jenkins, side, flesh wound.
L Shipe, neck. slight.
Geo W Coalie, hip.
Company LII Trenary Commanding.
Killed-Serst Jas NJ Doom, Hartman A
Hague and J w Bsrnes.
Wounded-Liout R E Trenary, thigh,
flesh wound
Capt w s Grove, arm.
Priv A G Fry, hand, flesh wound.
= NJ Wood. shoulder, slightly.
g Jno w Cline. leg.
. JAS Bryan. head, slight.
!" Preston Baskins. chest, mortaly
MissiDg-G p Scherer.
aggregate.
Killed IL
Wounded 81
Missing 4
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will be charged for at the usual rates.
GBr Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
Inserted one year for $l0--six months for 81. 80.
Mar Announcements of Candidates So; to be
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or private character, or intended calculated to
promote any private enterprise or interest, will De
charged for as advertisements.
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GD All persons indebted to the MESSENGER
prior tothe 23rd day of December 1862 will please
teiait the amount due to
MACFARLANE& PERCUSSION,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
QQITuARY.


KILLED lnu On She morning Of NE SD aeptsnber n a.
sa..s 81 nisr sms setsh,oi Aussr-I, Of sr-.1so.
Ths has asa .hs snepg The nsbss youps len Nh,
has pefshs1 10 NE vAr He We the OF ch,.y sso To-
fnoong soar.se Hhsher he vhb naur, Ip.,s,
siss " isa We Enow not bat he p0sssssa ,nt
OF spirit when sra atsa AL sueh uaidy IA sxi.tsa nd
ysas sntnnsasu In The prsss4ee OF
HIS hsAtv va hnnnnsat and gener. rs, tvncxd .sn.
aniy watch acaided selfish motives In he promoron,
objects o. Ills love Me honor Of souauy hn DO,
Aeesn nxh Ana not robss nls specimen Of
h..i.. 'sor and &C ivv; .Id esehiug Of h.
txuhAas Aaa anoaantsd SIN, Is untrn.
enefU Ara sehv he possessed
Will ds'i sson, aver 10 apy
legacy IN snicn 10 nghs be placed he and mani,
e courage - AID liberal In h ur.. w. and
ms d@hps sla te' nobs aad In tor
20 hsipor an shnity wn tisss .s he compined Lgt
ana ensIs nna shisa soula have hum oisus
ev or military M Asy God The De- ,yeo Ie,s of
friend. sno now srn hn 0spatrs with the hope, on t rs
hsn be proisd g. give his country Ii. pace and d..
psndshce 70 achsVs vhcn he ca Wiling .seT
npon hG psseing .sI Ana vhsa VTgilis sha n Eolasn
easc sepe ns name 81 her nsryu UPON me ann ..
thsss nsaeses ums soc sl nsc,bs les,on non. OF nos
iefy aad sin crested paoa ih.n mai Of c,rsesas hu.
OF b. Sans cGu.ts, NJ. '
~ bAhmors pagers please COPY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03

TIE EloaAEas BURHAU.-Tbe Offices Of Judge Rob-
er 0ud Commissioner for the Exchange Of Prisoners,
and his assistant Captain W. h. Hatch, have been re-
moved from Ninth street to No. LOT Main street, over
the store occupied by hess,s Z. r. MonteIro Co.,
The business of ths bureau has steadily increased du-
ring the past twelve months and the removal to which
call attention has been made Ia ct nstQ Of the
imperative necessity for moro "eibow ROOM" Bushels
Of letters for transmission by flag Of truce received
and forwarded from this Office every week and under
the recent arrangement with the Federal authorities
for supp yng our prisoners with clothing ETC., the du-
ties of the Commissioner and his assistants will be
terially increased.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03

He appeared on the balcony OF the Huehlsr House
where after referring to the oapects Of Mcclellan, he
boastfuy remarked that the New York soldiers we're
" all hxed"; that he himself had been engaged for
month past and that they would vote for Mcclellan and
Seymour. At this junoure he violently taken from
the balcony and bis further disclosures thus cut snort
Governor Seymour has issued the following proclama-
ton:
To Amaa J. Parker, William r. Allen and William
Kelly, greeting:
IL being reported that Colonel Samuel North agent
of the 6Ats Of New York at Washington, together
with certain other ctxns Of this STATE not 10 the mill
tary or naval services Of the United States have been
States and for such arrest having been given
20 me and being anxious to learn the fact Of such
rest and the grounds therefor the end that no inno
| cent persons may be imprisoned without fair and
speedy trial. and that OBSTACLE may be put 10 the
way Of the soldiers of this Sta having fair ballot
according to lite laws Their fore know you, that Hora
Seymour Governor Of the Sale of New York. do here.
| by appoint you, Ana,s j. Parker, VIM. p. Aller,
| anI VIM. Kelly, commissioners, for and In behalf
of the Slate OF New York, and do authorss and
direct you, and esoa Of you. forthwith to pro.
| csed to the city Of Washington such commits
soIe, there to inquire into the facts and oircume
slatc relating to sch arrests and alleged es
therefor and 10 take such action In the premises viii
vndcae the laws Of the State and tho rights and lber
ties of It's citizens, to the end that justice may be done,
State in the service Of the Uated States from voting,
10 deraud tnem, to their aoon Ia voting,
deain or alter the votes already cast BY them, in
pursuance Of the laws of this Ssste may be exposed
and punished and that you report your proceedings 70
me with all convsrient speed. HoRALo SsYxous.
1. is reported that Donohus, one of the psrsoas
charged with fraud In connection with the votes OF the
Nav York soldiers, has been convo ed By the military
commission in B,lmors, and sentenced 70 i've yeais
imprisonment.
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DIED,

On us 10Th April In the 1ih Of his age Of aplhss n
The rssdsncs nis fs.hef, soanty OF -. IHs
HAHklNb, son Of Jessis VI. nsskn.
Aniost The Isrsaysd thu hama. a, -
outbreak ar thrre n 10, on
hAt has Dr. ush. more pofSuLd grief fs en-
els thAn no tan II ,us psovsd has 10,
klown fAniy Whers NE aHcons were or %, =,
ns Lafnsniss sna Jays that dos mem we're nos nj,
psr peaousy ohp.Sed H. D. love md
sery LsYphsn coupsts sIa beAuaui srs lov,d 10
e.nsss IN ,hs Noiia OF fi fees saye polnl 10
As shAh aka udEhto We psw snaIshsd sv.y ir,.r
evsa enc nsn us eeis Of svs MAJ no, hays BEEN The
pufpee An provsAss 70 teach Tia, there no
sfona pHsL sd sss, AID his esyo.sd pro,asrs; on, d.
=, az sn AID " thai AVA: prnsPls nay VI
~ ve " sshe. fsltsD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03

A Nav NAP -Ws are Indebted % thOss eateFprlsDg
Publishers, @rss E,als 0ogsTtll, Of Columbia s..
O., !Ora new Poe o. Nap Of Else'n Virginia aud Ncrth
ClroHuA, from the Ulisoi States Coast Survey. In
reality, she map covers nearly all of the two States,
sld embraces the whole theatre Of military operations
10 them. The e5uVsnieut m5thcd Of marking distances
sirr1G Ines Of which Richmond is the centre, has
bsen atOptsd Toe eOss:-hae, with The bays, inlets
WztsE-eOars e, railroads, MONTANA / Sc, are dis
tGesy marked in oOlOF1 sni the whole method Of the
map vel dsVs-d 20 promote readiness and accuracy
OF research. As lar Il goes We believe Il to De the
bat lap nov accessible to shs pablo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03

CosFIDsRkrB OouRr.-In the Confederate Court yes.
tsrdsy, J. n. Hadsn. petitioner in habsas corpus
was remanded to the custody of the military auhordes
The ha5eas corpus case Of Jjbn 8. Noon was called
aud continued ill Friday.
The ha5sas corpus case Of Joseph Canoe, Of the firm
of Hundlsy Canoe Bakers was deliberately argued BY
counsel, when the Judge reserved bis decision. Mr.
Canoe Is a foreigner and claims exemption from mill.
tsry service upon the ground tina, he has never 10
CURED domicil.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOB PUBLIJ WORSHIP

meet that ,hs people Of shs Confederate States should
nom time 70 Tine seabls 70 ackno their der ON
Almighty God rsndsr thanks for H manitoba b
in, to worship His Holy bend irayer al h foot
STOOL and 10 aeep With rsversns submon chaenng
His All wise and All-msreiful Providence.
Let hsn, IL temples and neds unite our y.o In rec o.
nsns with sdorns gs,ads. We manifestations Of His protect.
Ing care In the sna victories With which our ms have
been crowned In the ualns With our aad has bssn
blessed and In The unnpaed energy fortude with which
He has Inspired hearts and our arms in rs,It
The Aiquhous detigns Of our ensmits.
And let forget tha while aeouy youehsaang TO u,
His profession, sns have ntrtsd and
ssmsnt thu, many braves have fallen in bat
tie that many otsn still held In TO- ssn prisons thatls
districts Of country have teea devastated with ssysgs
city the peaceful homes destroyed, and helpless women And
children crven Away In dsstitaton vi nendh
nx the passions Of rdls have seea excited BY our
foes into the somncn Of strocius from which death vel
come escape.
Row. therefore, Jy,.sos DAVE. President Of the oon.d.
rate States Of America DO issue this my sstrur
apart wKDNnsDAY The sixteenth day OF November next a.
day 70 be specially devoted the EJFg Almighty God AID
Do invite and Invoke eli the Don edsrs,e state,
assemble on the day AZORES d. specye PLACES of
public worship thsrs 70 e gIt our Heavenly Father
thai Ia bsov His favo on ~ de extend over u ths
protection Of bis Almighty aim; that He sAncy his chast,e.
nent 70 mprove at that may turn away from evil
pashs and walk hsheouy In HIS sight, He restore peace
beloved eoany, healing rs bleeding wounds and secur.
log the continued enjoyment Of right Of
msnt and ndspsndsrc and that He s 9usy hssisn To u
while asebs Bin the power and glory Of our dever.nce
uvea under my hand end tie seal Of Don Staten
ssA d ihh ash day Of October In year OF on
krd, one thoasand dsht hundred and hI,y.four.
JESRsRsoN DAvIs,
J.I.lWAm. =
Qa.ra
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03

EscAPrDSRcx 5AULrsBURY.--Fl ancis r Blake, of the
Maryland Lee. having escaped from the Confederate
prison at Salisbury, where he was conAssd for some
offence, was captured and brought to the city yestsr-
dsy,snd eonuittsd n QMus shsadss,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
HR CITY.

TEE TWENTY sIGHrH ANNUAL REPoRf OF TEE UsIos
BrrlvoL,sF socIIrY Secretary Of this Society,
L. Gibson, presents the following report:
"At this the commencement of our fiscal year, 10
present to our patrons aud the public generally brief
summary If our proceedings during the past twelve
months BY reference to the Teasurers report will
De seen that in that period have had lees money by
several thousand dollars than was ilacsd dispo-
sal during the previous yeSI. Il 10 true that con,r
buttons and donations announced to some seven thousand
dollars noiaay but Is needless say hew much less
that was worth than the three thousand hundred
of the year before From the Common Courcl, this
year. We received ten thousand doar the year before
they placed at our dispoSal twenty thousand. These
sums bavs com tuted our whole resources and with
these limited means we have abored to the best Of
ability We have bad TO restrict ourselves almost
cusivsy to cases Of sickness and trinity and We have
had to witness much suffering with very insdtq tate
means of allsviAng It, The sums entrusted to for
distribution have not been sown broadcast but have
been used with all possible care and difcreto1. We
have gone from heuss to house. and have been well
ouanIed sih the state and condition Il the individuals
whom We relieved: We are wiling and apxiouI to do
ths and not 10 spare ourselves labor and trouble II
may but alleviate firing
tOur Society IL one of the Oldest charitable ostu-
tons in the city; Il has always enjoyed your confidence
and hitherto il has been necessary TO appeal to your
iberality. We present ourselves nos with an empty
treasury May He who has constituted the poor His
repr sentaves earth, put II into your hearts 10 FIJI
Il. ANY contributions, such IS fuel provisions and
clothing, will be thankfully received"
Treasurers Annual Statement OF the Receipts and Dis
burseuents of the Union Benevolent Society from
November 1858, to November, 1854.
Balance from last reporf. ...... .$Sl6.A
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LETTER FROM LONDON

LoSDo', Sept 81, 1854.
10 me Editor Of tks Wig
Ness Of adai,s nsl disasters to Confederate arms
come By to.dsy's s.eamsr& ROblo ard Atlantis both
cpured, sud tie GFay 10 Georgia defeated. Iibal
very depressing sss. upon our political p'sspeo il
r5ps, s1d gives rise 10 SOVjsstuFss among leading
psa hat the oVHisds'HSy, AFTER A WI be GRABBED
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- SOTsTIFTzIOH-sTATE RIGHTs,
RICHMOND WING.
ruUnsDAY MOKNING, NOV. ;, Iss4.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, aud
every succeeding day Sundays sIcePsed ct the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
WhiE win contain the lstsS. news BY nail and telegraph
M 70 the hour Of going 70 prem, SdiOrAA local intel
-. A. U9O
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IRON PETERSBURG.

FROM PETERSBURG.
PrlssBule, Nov. 2.-Is is reported that the Gemy
we're busy last nigh. shifting troops from the North 10
the sOush-sds Of The James River, ard that there is
considerable activity in the ensmya eampa
Nothing d.fole asto their future purposes has yet
been developed.
The weather is cold and rainy.
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IN Henry county aIh oeteba b. Rev. George Pann Dr.,
A. enithnsld hontg merry uny, Va the resa,ues Of bs
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an al sais and treated right Lies have been told
about oar treatment Deus - AFRAID.
CHARLES DAY.
nos-ls 90. q, 1ssth N. Y. Regiment.
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