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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jan ~. 1854. :
HOGS Notwithstanding the moro than.o culinary dls
ncuties 1t present interfering With tho shipment OF
I've stock into hc Market tho receipts tod1y have
ta1len little short hogs The facilities for bring
Ing stock In however being considerably batter than
they are for getting away again, cs2cclayatrce tbs
tosn1 suspcEsIou Of the trains on tho Pttsbusg Fort
Wayne Chicago Railway. Shippers a7o bee ou'lng
somewhat diahea,tened, and are ccmpeo1 to reatrct
their transactions a. much possible. Next to the
complete blockade OF tho Weateru railways
, 1864-01-21

There was good attendance on Change today. but
the general market was sduil and heavy. Duyers OF
Provisions arc hindered om operating, both by the
extraordinary scarcity Of currency. and the tpossi
bluty almost Of getting pound Of Freight shipped
East BY the railroads Great complaints are nade BY
packers in consequences Of the railroads refusing to
take fourth class freight and giving up all their
to the shippers of dressed hogs They charge that by
this action they s.o damaging Chicago IN two ways
set BY keaplng back product from tho Eastern mar
kets; and second by taking Tho hogs which ought 10
be packed here to New York, Philadelphia and nos-
ton- Wethnk would bo only fair to 1t least Afford
chicago packers ~ much accommodation y Now
, 1864-01-21
preas cd Hogs Mt BulIalo-Jau. IA,

Ihs m.tkes for tne Esss, under nSnt recelp:s, has
csp1s s.lse tor !ae 81 So: e76 hoss Monday week.
irg 10 ~ It sKc; and G. in retail lots At ska9c,
TUE sdsJ and Wednesday no sales: Thnrsday ts ~.
Ing 25 rs t85o; 50, averaging 80 rs Ut 8Hc: 81,
averaging IS bs at ee-5A ITO. At Sc ri
Saturday, - hogs, averaging 80 b at $50
, 1864-01-21
Review Of the New York Provision Market.
From tho New York Shipping List. 18th.l

The 1pcculattyc movement In PORK for some time
paBt has partially nbatec, oEing In some desree 10
The pEessnle o the Money market, and prices Of Mess
tor immediate delivery hare reeeded $3.50 cents tho
and the stock Is decreasing somewhat, nowlthst1nd
Ing which the In favor fthe buyers
March, April aud June delivery, hear Of s1es Of
90 b5ls new mess At 430: for February and Asreh,
100 DO, $3; and for May and June (sold Yesterday
I 5 n aR7 Ri@g Il @ e :a n 1sx
paid Wednesday for inue iate delivery 500 brs
72s for new do, $l5o4ls Is for old Prime and s1soS
u Tor new do and St1 for old Nes.ern Prime Meas.
and pEtecs 4ine higher. The sales reaching 1901
brls, at 25 for Country Mess, $+5 25 for Gonu
try Prime 9l5t2la tor plain Mess, and s1l25315 for
extra do. Tterce Beef rdes quiet and prices are no
1ntnal hecf Hams contnnc ln good request, and the
sFks, sss 20 IT, af
rule trIu. With steady good demand sales 1.sO
pEgs, At TH@9 cents for Shop1ters. -aud 1l@
tss for HAMS including 80 pkgB p,ckled hams ia.
yorisc brandt to arrive at the outside price Bacon
prise $40 b1s at 104@i1c for short b 1c for Vest
cut; end 900 h1s short cler for February delivery at
12c Dressed hogs are good mud the market
y ,rm WITH saSs q sssteTn At es9Ae and city s;@
but less active and the close buyers had the adsan
tsge; sales $500 brs and tres 1t ls91+c for No to
Strictly prime kettle tendeted-l3ttef extreme
prime also SO tca foE Fcbeuary and March reliycry
sdsices nud the riss In the rates Of Col IN II.
change has strengthened the marEot; VIC quote good
Ststn Sc; extra do 8nGN; aud aleu- fr inferior
to prime Western. Checse Is also good .emaa for
shipment at slightly improved pieces. We quota fair
tohesH State calsiea 116c, and csoice State Facso
, 1864-01-21

something insiine in this shadowy earaest.
ness and Misty magni1cence Of Northern
faith and stf relisnce. Would that L could
see promis9of future and final Southern tri--
gmph in ally corresponding quality Of the
Southern N Ind! In many fashions Southern
nniai'h enps up and rccoils upon
the Confederate Government, making,
FOR instance, Mr.. Memmingcr's task,
though he takes his stand upon raw
material werth sixty or serenity millions Of
pounds sterling, lerculean rs compared with
Mr: Chsse's; who issues vsstly larger. PROM
itcs to. pay o. i security Of breadstufs ex.
YeTts worth {nl5 sixty or seventy millions Of
dollars. There are, Of course, other reasons
to account fd- the fact that three dollars IN
Ngreenbacks will buy two dollars In geld,
Thlle It rcqsires thirty paper dollars M OF tn the
damentsl explanation Of the discrepancy IN
value Of the iiredeemablc paper issues Of the
two sections lies in the vastly superior faith
In themselves Of the Northern people. For
many 1nonthsw we hare heard throughout the
Confederaey the e'euckoo CRY, Do something
to arrest the depreciation Of the currency, or
We perish;" but hitherto nothing hos been
done, and, as Ii, now seen by everybody, We
are on the brink of d precipice. -,
, 1864-01-21

@ a perfect shoa1 Of. candidates for the
next gubernatorial term arc being brought
forward by the Copperheads. The last nom
nation is that rs. Corning Judd, an obscure
pettifogger Of Fulton county, who is brought
ont by 4 sheet in Cass county. The names
Of Wash Allen, Bill Haeker, Dick Merrick,
Goudy, etc, have already been suggested, and
of conrse, ". 4 7. z. o'Melveny, 'tsix-bits''
Walker, and the rest, will be urged by their
friends. All these, Of course, are Of the pure
Val]andigham, rebel sympathixiug stripe.
Our advice to our Copperhead friends is to
nominate Mr.. 7. johnson, David Sheahan, or
Amos Green, who have been in Lincoln's
bastile, us all Of these arc "martyrs," and
any Of them might be expected to come as
near an election as Vallaudigham did In Ohio
, 1864-01-21

Exxy GA7TtE-The supply Of cattle hns beca mod
olntn during The past week with sales 10 Government
CONTRACTION q a1so for common to fair, and to the
CITY trhlc ~ Ekto per KTnsS for fair to good.
!oos-Ihe dsnn,sd haa been active this week. and
pt1crn have advanced, With Raet to packers a. GAic
per rot fer loa. We understand that butchers have
paid 1XGs7Hc. '~
sHExr-Thcre ara no sheep in market, but there is
AKood deuan nd It IsCoo70 90 per head Tor common to
c6uic0.
, 1864-01-21

AFFAIR H1I.-The Boston Transcript says:
"The Dsyises, JEFF. and Gas1et. are at the
head of two cooperating tactions. JEFF leads
the rebels and Gatret the copperhcads."
, 1864-01-21

T A hundred years ago only six planets
were known to exist. AT the present time
the total number discovered Is eighty-six.
The number Of asteroids is seventy eight, and
scarcely year passes without new ones be-
ing added to the list -
, 1864-01-21

+ T Four thousand volumes have been
added during the last eight months to the
Astpr Library, which now contains over
sfxty-1ave thousand volumes.
, 1864-01-21

B The movement for the denomination
of Mr.. Lincoln grows in strength The Un-
ion state Convention Of New Hampshire, the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, the Union
Leagues Of Nashville, and the Union Leagues
Of Philadelphia, have all renominated him.
Ex-secretary Cameron bore the resolutions
Of his State Legislature to Washington. The
NcB York Tribune hopes that q National Con-
vcntion OF Republicans and War Democrats
will meet at Chicago, July 4, 1864.
OF course Chicago Is the place to hold the
convention, and perhaps July 4th the best
time for it The old Wigwam that held the
former National Convention and 10, 900 enthu.
siastic spectators is still herr, and can be easily
got ready To do duty again Here is the place
10 " "organize victory"
, 1864-01-21

I FNlIaHEspH9H IEUV1Bzun nn1HfRet@7Nns ISs
Protipions-The market for the hog product gene1.
2lto brIs mess Pork are reported 1t els53 for old,
and $29 for new, now generally held higher Dressed
Object notice salcs of 90 bfl rounds Il tl0Goa
$1.0 barrel; me9 Is arm n *1aOc9l1Jno pef bar
, 1864-01-21

T., r< Ground has been broken In g. Paul
for the erection Of theatre ninety feet front
by one hundred and thirty-seven in depth, and
and capable Of seating about !, 800 persons.
, 1864-01-21

WARRINGTON, Jan. II. 1854
Mics Dieklnson's address Saturday evening
IN the ball Of the House, produced the most
marked eeneation Of the season, and continues
to be ahe general topic of conversation and
praise. The best evidence Of the interest she
aroused Is found in the TACT that tie Vice
President and Speaker Of tho House will to-
GorroW pay over to the Froedmen's Relief
, 1864-01-21

FL IT. Tor E. xestes1 and city packed. Bacon Goa
ssa1ce sad held aooTe the views 0. buyers We
Hl1Lt 1aMb hoin!Eal1y st 113lic; silce At 9k1t1xc
ain Fl nssT s,ss sst
1:c the lattcr for fancy cured ehch are hsid h5ag
asI = peter ssth xsles Of s0 brs and tcs At l5ai
ihe Attef iof prime WeRtc5n; mixed pSrs se n iEa
lSse md g r. at Islse; RatteF s anc6snx.i "a
Grn. ard ne demhna moderate At rom II to sc got
G@Sc to1 New YorS State, the latter Tor choice
, 1864-01-21

New York Stock Market-Jan. 10.
@ Below Ia the quotations Of the New York marked,
aa received BY F. G. ssltonssall d Co., Stock and
Bond Brokers' 23 Clark street, Chicago. From yester-
days quotations Eew York Central advanced per
cent; Cleveland aud PittsbusE. AZ: Mchlgan South.
ern.1: Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, II: Michigan
Cen'rs,8: Chicago, 4. & ST. Louis, IL; Galens 2;
nlinols Central. X: Burlington d Quincy,7s United
States 5s, n: and United States 7sos, ,. Gold de-
clined per cent. and after tho Board, IL:
, 1864-01-21

Clovur ls and trm With sales Of 800 b., At II
@IX<c. which is higher. Timothy re1nansqptet Lin
seed has not variSd. though hell .hrmiy $3.50 baEA
Bombay {soMe days ago). the reminder Of he cargo
per Gem OF the Ocean, sold at 1850; and 80 do eli.
cutta, at Boston, At <3.seI, cab
, 1864-01-21
MlScR[l QuRnnS,


"HO MINDS a COLD PIT
w 1...;, - .
lowed to have its orn way. asd re- how frequently
Why not Iake cold In tu,s, then. and by u+lEg At
once DR.. D. JAYSE'8 ENPECTOHANr, which for
thirty years has been a, standard remedy fnr all
Cou1 rs and Colds, avoid hae dreadful atcrnavese
Is an inannm.tion Of the bronchs Or which
sonsey az 70 ne n5Es n - earlier stssss th,s as
b oaeEae eoaEh iii s9 soes 81 f 81
r conen becompa me- nns ~ H. nest nG 7y,nn
toms AZ we'll liz nnst nsnfn} and distrssinr thc
intlaMnation 1ncreases il intensit7 nntii II 5naT
interft5es With access OF ali to he funr cells Vhcu
the yita novers eoon 1--WE wsy in mnst thc
Of this diicasc. Drs JAMES ExPECToR1H NJ edfcts
, 1864-01-21
CONINHERCHAL.
'-poun aou1a

...,. WDHEspAY EVENING. JAu. -, 1851
The following are the receipts for the last twenty
, 1864-01-21

Total. ........ss2,o1sA se7nei.se $3.50 Is Dec
CHICAGO & ALroH RAILROAD CoMpAEY-Weekly
statement Of earnings for the week ending January
Is l4&;
, 1864-01-21

BI.EF C1A1 1IE%~Wlso Ftceips3 an1ouullu8 70 uut
nttae over t0 head OF Beef Cattle. these has been
scarcely enough doing In the yards to influence tho
prices Of the market either wsy- The entered sales
amount to $50 head, at prtces ranging trom $aooal
and 1t wonld appear hst the prices realized have been
the tae those Of the preceding days Of the week
Considering the small amount OF stock that can ut
present be shipped away In anything like reasonable
time 1t Ia most fortunate for tho interests Of owners
that theT sending no larger quauuties into tho
market. As one inatauce, and many others Of
similar kind could be. furnIshed, OF tho
expense and trouble to which shippers subjected
BY the strike the Fort Wayne RAILWAY, Of our
buyers is compelled to drive SONIC ten twelve hun
dred head Of beef cattle from here to Valparaiso,
distance Of upwards Of forty miles, In order that be
may fnlnl1 his contract with the Government
, 1864-01-21

Phi1adelphin Sugar Market-Jau. lS.
There Is better demand, and pEices havn advanced
but high rates cheeks operations Hhout 800 hhda
and $50 boxes Cubs sold at l3c D. and Nav urlcans
at1a45tiHc p b.
, 1864-01-21

Eemaini1 = for stock and new work........ $77,a1o
Equal TO about Is p cent
The following were the earnings Of tho Ga1eca and
Chicago Union r. r. Company for the week ending
.J4nuarv Is.
, 1864-01-21

Marqult sold Roscnthal Is av. l2e8 at %a223.
Cronce sold G. Kahn a6 AZ. 1o69 at 5g&.
Eou&h sc1d Kelly II av. 964 1t 32.H.
Fisher sold Kelly II av+ 92o at 32.73.
7: Adams sold Cochran u ay. 1l67 at A9JaE.
Strader sold Hughes 65 av- I'LL At $3.50.
J.Adams sold Cresp Is av- 946 at N.0Q.
Strader sold Moore Is av. 1t22 1T $50.
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X = - IT = = : : n
and nominal at S1.tt31.G8 D


COFFEEzIn fair demand and nrm At previous
quotations. Hc quote:
Rio alS to Eoqo e9Ac
CHEESE In good demand and limited supply.
Prices very ryu v fth advance previous quota
tIons upon Hamburg Of Kc, and upon Illinois Of &c.
We quote:
MeBIcfu
ng!S Au4 ntsEoasn
, 1864-01-21

s,lsG Cut Mea.s pkcs s. e.,
$50 Dressed Hogs .....No $50
, 1864-01-21

stcA1y. Sales to-day were: zoo brls Dsrwsu" Spring
Extra S 20 e hrs Spring 6upertuc at 39n
hrls goo Spring Extrss At S551 ITO brls low grade
BIAN-ao tons Bran IN bulk 1t $e2.oo per ton on
ttarE.
kc lower. Sales to-day were: $500 bu No Spring
:; silsH; S9co bu Dc 4 $t1sH 3:,oo9 By Dc o e
bu No Spring In store at e1l14; t2JoO0 bu do At
lilly; SEQ t0 do tn A. D. & Co - ut $110.
, 1864-01-21

DRIED PRUiTs-APfIKs-Med qualities
are in fE supply; choice are very scarce and high.
RA1sEs-ActlTc and drin 1t previous rates. Gua.
RASEszln tair r. supply snd toeIa5ly astive poxzs
cline on Raspbers1es aud chsrries Of &c per b. We
quote:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14

Snd quArtsrnaser departments OF able bodied mSn rS
apgurssed Ielorm which has been contagious. Gen.
Dick Taylor not be euidone, has abolished the Of
fees Of Provost shas in his department. and has or
dered these oosrs, and all hangers on in the way Of
detectives, So either to report to their commands or
to the cen dpt OHicer. In the city Of Montgomery
the thirg has already gone inc tGct. The passport
system being done away with, persons have to travel
on their papers, which, good, viii carry them through
Otherwise they will be taken chargeof.
WHAT HOOD Is DOING.
ia stated that General Rood is tearing up the tracks
Of the Georgia Macon ard West Point roads. Seventy
miles, it is Sted Ct the Georgia rad will be torn up,
and the Macon rOa to Grfa and the West Point road
10 Newman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14
THE CITY.

EAroR's CoUaT-Tle procsedirg' Of this court thit
morning were brie.
james ThompIon wal charged with ss5au'tFg VIM.
Fltg gsDheimer with cheese knife. Hr. Fsggepheimer
keeping q shop on franklin street, near the market
house. stated that last night, while he weighing out
piece of chsesO to q cusOme' Thompson CANA in ard
demanded to have piece on the came terms. which
wero to settle next mosnog. Thompson drunk
weighed him the cheese ard wrapped it up for him.
Thoup on unwrspp,d it. and threw it into tho scslss
as if to weigh it, Witness asked him il he thought he
wanted to cheat him. Witness had the cheese knife in
his hand, which was ressg the counter. Thompson
grasped the koe and orked up and brandshed 1t at
winess Winners ran across tho street Thompson
then threatened to the heart GU Of blind man who
was il the store and who had resented rough Ian
guage used towards Mrs. F.egsenhemer.
Taomp,on said he WIS druak snd had no recollection
of the tflir. Hs would moi have been guilty OF tie
conduct had he been in bis sensas.
hi, gsntI,manly appearances gave Assurance that The
explanation he gave of his conduc was the correct
The Mayot, oomprshendng the case, sent him to the
Provost NJ rshAl.
The Gaze Of Calvin Henry charged with stabbiDg O
slave was further coat ausd the Witnesses Irsh
women in the valsy, rflsing to appear These wit
neesss will be brought into Court by process Of Law hii
morning.
The case of Beliu MCCARTHY and Ellen Whsien char.
ged with stealing $3.50 from Nike HsmsWorth, was call.
cd. Yesterday the women were present, but Hems-
worth WAS not. This morning, the women having beer
paroled to appear cid not spear but Mr.. Hemswort
was arou 3D. Il this state Of the the Mayor
tinued the case till tc-R9rfoW when effort will be
made TO have all the partea in CJurt.
Not o negro graced Il G do,k What thing these
forbfcrions arc They purSed the city of negro
burglars and incendiries.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14
THENEWA
The SIEGE ~ CHARLESTON.

Saturday, ocmpiessdt four hundred and ty-eishth
6ay sf ne bombsrim,ot Of the city Of Chlrleston.-
From tse Courier received th morning, ne learn that,
on Friday Blt.,ry Gregg, tug TIE entire day, kept
no utoa The city l. s believed that tHO Of the
large recently mounted il tie work, little in Gi-
vance md TO the If OF Gregg, have burst. Yankee
report says thai no less than ty 5e guus, brought to
Norris Island have been rendered usv!sso siuce the
sb,Iirg Of Clsd,sOa.
4hir,ysour shots zere 6,ei at the city Thursday
night and twsa.y line up 10 elk o'clock Friday eVea-
ing TIE easmys xsgons oontiIu, sieaSilJ employed
hauling Ammunition fsOm the lower end of Morris Is
land to Batteries Gregg Gld Wagner. The Swamp A.
gel Battery 6,ed Esn-,ne shots al Sumter during tie
day. sight excl angs Of shO.s also took Pase dur
inS Taursd night between SalhVsns land aud GregE
and between G,egg and our batteries on James ls-
land.
About midnight some heavy firing, lasting about az
hour, was hoard or a. Tho Yankees, in baIges
were also Orglged during the day in securing articles
from hs wreck Of the Constance There no change
in the aset.
FROM TR1Ss-NI ssISsIPPL
We ccnlense the h.es. nsSs winch has reached Us
fsom Trars n ssissp?;
Warren Adsms, the well known eoJrisr, bas 70. beer
captured as rCp,r.sd. H. =. Meridian, lev cay
since, Just from Texas.
Tran. Mississippi papers stats that General Ktb!
Smith has received information that F4rssgut is abou
70 attack Galveston. Ample preparations are beiDl
made 10 receive the old SEA dog.
F,rrsgu., aee:rlng to Ous Information, is no" viii
the Yankee James river adrOn, awaiting Tbs opsnrt
If the Do CD Gap Cara.
II IA frmored that General MIguier has Wh'prG'
s,ssl seven miles from Lille Rock, snd diVsu bin
vi,bin hi, forfeaons. 1: IA proper II say that hi
report needs confirmation
Commodore Leon Smith, hno11 for bis exploits Of
tbs Fe1au coass, ha, gore to England. Captain Henri
Lubbock replaces HIN.
jor MagofiO, Of General Asior'a s'aa. MAS hills,
BY the Yankees on Bayou Crosse, Tee, La short TIM
ego.
MAJOR GENERAL EIEEY.
This oEesr, . &ArylAuder BY birth, Who Tor som
time, commanded the Department Of Richmond,
now, We learn. Caisf Of ARTILLERY Of the Army tf Ten
nessee.
The Memphis appeal Gays he was in conmind OF tn
Lifted s.asss' Arsenal - Augusta, Georgia, at tn
cOmuencsmsn. Of the var, and surrendered It to ID
Confederate Government
FROM THE DxPARrMENT OF HAST LoUISIANA, EFo.
esQsrL E0ed, u clearing hV'Pi.als AID s0RnisssF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14

SUDDEN DEArH-Mr Archibald Pieasants one Of our
oldest cllz ma and for many Yeas Presiden. of the
Merchants and Marine Iasurarce Company, this morn
ng, about O'clock fell down in front Of the Exchange
Bank and expired 10 fsw Minutes He is believed to
have been at aoked by apopexy NJ Pleasants wss in
bis SSI year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14

works The movement OF their pss Of soar's brought
an engagement at that part Of our lines With por
tion of Major General Fields Division As their inar-
try advanced, M.jor Willis 7. Jones, of Kentuoky,-
General FIELDS Adjutant General,-was shot and in
stany killed by one Of the enemys starps His
body has been brought to the city. At the time our
informant loft, of,er of Fields division, the mug
kerry firing was very heavy and continuous.
AT hslf-oist one We learn that the enemy were re-
pulsed. Our loss il slight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14
GEN. FORREST OPERATING IN
NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI
CAPTURE OF GUNS AND PRISONERS BY COL
KELLEY.
transport SUNK IN THE TENNESSEE
SEVERAL OF TIE ENEMY DROWNED.

MOBILE. Oct. 10 General Force. te'egrsphs Gen.
Taylor from COrinth, October l2h stating that Colonel
Kslleys success was complete. He surprised the enc
N.Y. capturing three guns, twenty-five prisoners and
thirty horseS. Two hundred Of the enemy were drown
oil 10 attempting to reembark in boats. Our f'st shot
penetrated the boiler Of of Aelr transports. Many
scalded and burnt to DEATH The boats have gone
OWN the liver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14
FARMS aOK SALE.
WE offer

WE offer Tor sale privately the following
" farng:
~ ''i Richmond~pr.ce $500
"a acres sln wood, in ediaiey s'ioirnsih above
price 1900
04s acFss, 10 I IN lea Of Richmond, Hungary Staten
on ihs cksburg RAiiroad-pHee, 10000
Bellevue, abing 100 acres In King william, AR
the Psmunsey RIVER, 81 miles from Richmond
ii'' Railroad price, 1000
Aisrge dwelling. is room1, bsIdeS basement. vi'hlO
Gr.en-p Ice, $4,000
PROVEN :at Is Price, c. w." ''. ~ 5000
2 miles otthe Freder.ckstu q Railroad-price 5000
10 'G inpr 70 Wv 10000
wv A Perry. " I'll dwelling price, 9I.Oo
Railroad. and in three mei Of tbs Glover Hill pits,
and Old Settlement and Orchard, nearly all In 80.
s97 acres in tkests,hed, near oo.ned has nslase
sn aas o ssspSssS
aO acre: Sss 4sa on price sppoH A0I A' 5000
sos acres 10 ohettraed, the James river, peIt be-
low the How,es, House Battery prrc' 2aly in wood
AN old dwelliny and unfinished one-prce 10000
500 acres adjoining Dispatch station, the YOk sive-
K B.. no dive log; other improvements good; rye
quantity Of wood and tmber--prce $1,000
so acres In Llnenb arg miles fran K'ysve with tole-
4sl acies IN t SsnpSsi Hsr Concord Depot tOer,bJ
good inprovmsntS-p c, 30 WO
smell Improvements, but neu-pice 1000
leo acr In Ap )oms;tox 10 miles IRON .. no i'm
provemenis-price 1900
$50 acres In App lmat,x county, all except 20 acres Is
ye-y q le timber with small but very comfortable
imp ovements, on 80 drosd-pIce 1890
leA acres Ia Appoma tox county comfortable dwelling
and other good imprJ veInen.s orch ris, &C.. seven
miles from s, ubside K. Ri rec 1900
3i5 &C es IN MeckenOurg, chrstp nsyie good to-
bacco land with moaerst,ly good Improvements
-Irce loUOO
''O pi.e, with the crops SIS OOo; lind alone 1900
l5 &C. es In halifax Scotlstufg Depo; no dwelling;
xo soG '' '''1N'' ''-' - ' $500
% &C Is at FRINGE EIwSri Cour. House, with brick
dwelling, with rooms; Office IN ihe yard and
other buildings; occupied by Mis- r.rehArt-
price N.CVO
2sO aces in Charles City county, with lSrge unfpished
ouse, and lumber enough 20 hn'sh H.; 2 miles frcm
"prIc. ''''' D''' 'A-'''' ''' 80 1900
GRUBDs WILLIAMS, AuetTs,
o,Io-aoa9t q din ANDERSON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-14
ENEnYs CAVALRY ATTEMPTING TO FLANK 6UE

ENEMYs CAVALRY ATTEMPTING TO FLANK OUR
POSITION ON TIE DARBYTowN ROAD-TBEIR
INFANTRY ADVANCING GEN. FIELDS OhIEF
OF STAFF KILLED
Eny this morning our cavalry picksis on the Darby
town road, about seven miles from Richmond,
cme in and announced tist the enemys cav
airy, in heavy force, we're endeayoiiag to flank
our left simultaneously body of their infantry NOV
cd rapidly forward and threw themselves in the abats
about one hundred end ffy yards IN front ofous earth
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sOEIbsd them In bic vrgnia Illustrations. This ceva
hAs world wide reputation, and has been visited by
many distJ gushsd travellers from foreign countries
A strange coincidspcs occurred there-that Weirs
battery should be put in position on Wsyer's Gave.
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