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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-12


General Hunter has been superseded in the COM
mand Of the Army Of the Upper Potomac by Cen
eral Sheridan.
Ofthirty-two hundred men comprising McCoall's
comm md, only some six hundred succeeded Ill lc-
turning to Sherman lines.
The Union convention which met at Cincinnati
on the 9TH nominated b. c. Eggleston for Congress.
The vote stood Eggleston, 81; ). Z. Chase, late
Secretary OF the Treasury, 80
4 dispatch from Grants army says considerable
sicines, prevails III the Iankcc army.
The New York correspondent vi the Phll;.illph "A
Inquirer, OF the 9th, says
Judge Russell this morning, delivered hs.decizion
in the case of General Dix against whom proceed
ngS Instituted 10 recover damages for the sup
preston Of the World and J0Hjnal Of Commerce.,
and also 10 punish the General for ''mctng 10 not
CtCGtcIi. I!e decision Is III stIlCt accordance with
the well-known pIucliyities Of the Judge. The
General Is committed, like any other criminal Il
quote tIom the decslonl, to await the action of the
grand jury. But one grand jury has already re-
fused to act i'll the premises, what viii his Honor DO
II that refusal shall be persisted III
The publication Of the Eeeaitg EtdIPfiH newapa-
per- OF Baltimore, was suppressed, late on Saturday
evening, by order OF General Wallace, commanding
the Middle Department, III consequence OF the pub
cition i'll the second edition OF two Objectionable
articles copied from the New York FFecmdn's JOnr-
nal The Office closed, and any further attempt
to publish the paper will subject the publishers to
arrest and the office to seizure.
4 number of citizens of the State Of Delaware,
who were arrested a few days ago and sent to Fort
McIIenry, near"Baltlmore upon the charge OF hold
ing pic-nic or-the benefit. of the Confederate pr-
SoneTs at Fort Delaware, Were released on parole
last Saturday. pom their return to Wilmington
more than two thousand citizens turned out and
gave them grand ovation. The gcttefs-up of the
reception arrested by the provost marshal, bat
it was not known what would be done with them.
One thousand Confederate prisoners arrived III
New York on tuesday morning, on the ATago, from
Point Lookout, Mary land, and lcit the after
noon, by the Erie railroad, for Elinlra.
A dispatch from Washington, dated August G,
says an order has been issued directing that there
shall be no more drafting under previous calls foI
troops. All deficiencies now outstanding shall be
carried TO the draft to take place IN September
A Baltimore dispatch Of the 9th says: "GeneI al
Grant in Washington yesterday on military
business He has returned to the amy 1t is as
serted he has gone up the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road "
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DOC kBElDGE BATHS.

Iu- WAIEhING PLACE viii be open TO visi-
g.. e4 ,I,i alter the 10Th July, lSGi
i- tlitI ii Gals how run through t. StaUntun,
t.at s-- "a l,iAt a daily line of stages Sundays
'E i..t sal! leave StauntOn arriving at the Baths
t,.ul..
t,-r..-s- by canal. SALEM, and the Natural
land uu,, ia younrctiou with the NiTgiIii and
I.@-.,. l1i.oad connect with the stage line at
It..'4a e.. the Baths
l.tA- board, per day, SO.
WILLIAM GORDON q co,
j..
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,1~-,,r,a 10 published daily, tsundays eA- :
lhF ~" -, roRrv DOLLARS for twelve months'
ept"3. " Las far .x months rEN noLtARs Tor
.stN1N "' ~, rarD noLI.,RS for one month~in
glvansc, .,,.s hv mail are at the iisk Of those
xEs make them
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM GEORGIA.

ArorsTA, August I0,-Nothing occurred along tho
hne yesterday except the usual artillery practice and
firing between skirmishers. Major-General Bates
received slight flesh wound in the Leg but no se-
roas results apprchenied.
me ehcuiy Is ni5ain8 on our right and endeavor~
IS W extend his lines in the direction of se west-
eri rSiifoai \ few shots fired at the city
yesteid,y. brisk shelitng commenced at eleven
"d9cK hst hisht and continued four hours. No
personal casualties reported
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SERIOUS CHAEGE.-John y. johnson, member
Of CTenshaw battery, was brought TO this city yes
terday and committed to Castle Thunder on the
change of descrton, forgery, and attempting to kill
"A man. johnson was arrested III King George, Nii-
ginia by order of a. G. GrIbbs, lieutenant and en-
rolling officer for that county; and III his Written
statement which has been sent 10 the Provost Mar
shall it Is thug,d that the accused deserted duIinS
the seven DAYS battles around this city, about two
wears ago; that he succeeded III getting released
from prison soon after his incarceration, and re-
mained III Richmond for some time Afterwards, til
he was sent for as descItcr from hS company; but
that ire then cued arrest and made his way to the
Potomac, where he has been for the last seven
months engaged in dealing and tr:tnsactlng bua-
ness with the enemy" When arrested by the pro-
vost guard he tried to kill one of them i'll attempting
to make his way to the enemy's lines. Johnson Is "a
printer by proession and rGnsed III this city
lie is well known by the craft here, and a great
many other citizens.
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING AND

III FURNISHING GUUDS.-A large stock Of
Gents Cashmere Pants, Vests and Coats; Furnsh-
ng Goods of every variety, embracing articles for
LADIES' and gents use; fifty pairs Of Cloths and Cas-
simeres, black and fancy; Apaccas and Merinos,
Linen Cambria handkerchief, Gents Ties, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Writing
Paper, Envelopes, Pens in great variety, Mason's
Biacking, Irish Linens, fine Cotton Cards, best
quality; Shirts and Drawers, all kinds and sizes;
iarasols, Mouslins and Calcoes: Gents Half Hose;
English Ink By the dozen; Cloths and Cassimeres at
wholesale and retail, at T. W ROYSTONS,
800 Broad street, +. ID. Qaarles' store.
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OFFICIAL.
Al nRI)ER.

=, E\fkAL VNHHI', ,s,...
" NN'' Richmond. August Il, 1901,
s .e,,t u he sxsmina,on OF A,'h,P%, ea4 ,Sn
bl,ttA"I' a. Was q nclnhcr Of the class ot mlis
t''i "a. rg,.S graduated in September 1862, hay
.1i''t' ,,.i,c3 and compsrcd with the stand
.S c,s iattlng ,iass, he Is aSs'gnth TO rank
.ay " ~, ~, 5,s,. ana the register numbers Of thc
A. 81 "'' s. .,..,,i uent,nants witt Ia changed
..s--N '' : X MALLORY,
s..,- +'' - SS,FtiaTy of the Navy.
,...,,,t5 Wilmington; Iou'irr, Charleston :
50 IN ~Amuah, aud Advertiser, Mobile,
tss.'"-''' ~, f,s thltc weeks, an II 2,wSw
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD,l
'SUPERISTESbENT's OFFICE d.
RECHMoND, August g, 1864.
NJ OFICE.-The NIGHT PASSENGER
Y TRAIN on this Toad-recently discontinued
will be resumed on Monday, August $, and continued
regularly until further notice. Leaving time, +.
NJ. CHARLES q. TALCOFr,
au Slw superintendent.
ELDUR, DOMESrICS, AND SPIRITS
4 TURPENrINE.-25 barrels-extra and super
fine Flour ,S32 yards A. Granteville DoIncs-
ties barrels Spirits Tupentne, excellent order
4 barrels Cider Vinegar
III store and for sale by
GEORGE BAGBY,
au 9-6tA No liz Cary street.
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THE OPPOSITION TO LINooLS--A REyoLCFIoS
THREATENED.

IHREAfENED.
Two Of Frcmont's MEN are raising dust AROUND
Lincoln's head i'll Yankeedon The Herald says
Senator Wade of Ohio and Representative Henry
Winter Davis, Of Maryland, chairmei Of the Sem
ate and House Committees on the Rebellious
States, have prepared and presented, in their
official capacity, and representing, We presume,
their respective committees, an iidietnent against
Abraham Lincoln the executive head OF the
nation, and the nominee of his patty for an
other term Of office, charging him with ar
rogance, ignorance, usufpat1on, khaVory, and u
host of other deadly sins including that of hostility
to the rights of humanity and to the principles Of
republican government. Nothing that Nallandig-
ham or the most venomous of the Copperhead tribe
of politicians have uttered III dcroSaton OF Mr.. Lin
corhas approached i'll bitterness and force the de-
nunciations which Messrs. Wade and Davis, shining
lights OF the Republican patty, have piled up III this
manifesto. ~
The ostensblc motive for the address which these
gentlemen have seen fit to issue 'to the supporters
of the Government is to show that the design which
the President hsd Ill view III not approving and
signing the bill passed by bSh Houses at the last
session ''to guarantee 10 certain States, whose gov
ernments have been usurped Il republican goyer-
ment,' while hc did not assume the Responsibility
OF vetoing it, was that he might, by pursuing his
own plan OF e-admlttng.rebcl Estates on the pre-
tended return to loyalty of onetenth OF their lhab
itants, hold i'll his hands the control Of the next
Presidential election. The reasoning on this point
is briet but traught with Significance. Here 1t ls
"Thc President, by preventing this bill from be
coming law, holdS the electoral votes OF liic rebel
States at the dictaton of his personal ambition.
"t those r0teS turn the balance IN has farsF, IS II
to be supposed that has competitors dcfeated by such
means, tCW dcqaiesce
If the rebel majority assert their supremacy Ill
those States, and send votes which elect an enemy
OF the government, will We not rcpel his claims
"Aad IS not that crH 'rGr for the Presidency in
augurated by the votes of rebel States %
The President is told, in many words, that if he
dare TO carry out the scheme foreshadowed his cleo
TrStSfPT.
Presidency iRduguNtcd. VIII not this make him
pause VIII it not, at least make the supporters Of
the government, to whom this remarkable document
is addressed pause and consider whether 1t Is wise,
in any aspect Of tA case, TO go through with the
sham nomination made at Baltimore, and perseye1t
III attempt to impose upon the country for anot her
tenn of four years chief magistrate who has given
such signal proofs Of his ncompctuncy, in the first
place, and whose plans for securing reelection re
likely i'll the second place. to lead to such disastrous
consequences.
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8itbn,ono 9ispattb,
'flpAf MORNING .,-......Au0U&T II, n6i.

The bAuN DISrArCH is sold 10 News Dealers at
r"tNry c4NTs per copy CiFY ,.RRlhRs atc author
s@'a TO charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers
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NuIlNE--Nom Nommandlnts and others o5

: E.-Commandants and others Of
y Ia amy and navy VIII please pay attention
p. 'i.- notice alrr.iy given that arrangements have
u 4 mai" Ia. steamer 10 leave Rockets DAILY
81. "..lt.h \. NJ ANA o'clock T.. NJ, Tor the pur-
Vi towing barfcs ana taking to Drewry's Bluff
-.'.',Hn-irI ana commiSsary stores and other an
'..r III Tie amy and navy. Except in cases oi
.-is,-5, styauiris viii not be furnished at other
..t- JOHN II. PARKER,
H. Ai,lrnt III charge office Special Service,
-.-t- Navy Department.
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THE WAR NEWS.

We have some further particulars Of the naval
fight oft Mobile, which make it more DISASTROUS TO
The enemy than represented by the first reports, and
show that an our pat, the affair was one of despe-
rate bravery, almost uncqualled in the annals'oi
naval wa'i'rc. The following Official account of the
engagement has been received by the Secretary OF
The Navy
Monur, August 9, ls6f
"HoH s. X. Mallory, Secretary Of the Nary
The enemy steamed in through main entrance
with four montorS and about sixteen heavy vessels
o'-War. The Tccumsch, Commander T. A. NJ Graz
ven, WAS sunk with nearly all her crew, and also
other eunbott the rhihppi, which I subsequently
learned The Richmond, Hartford ana Brooklyn
IN line Of battle, followed by the remainder of the
ac7t, pushed by Font Morgan nirl,r full headwav,
wh'ie they were encountered by the Tennessee,
Morgan, games and Selma
"Ihe Tennessee and the other vessels steamed in
close range Of the advancing force, and poured u
heavy fire into the leading ships After desperate
engagement between the htct, the uaines retired to
Font Morgan in sinking condition; the Selma, cut
oil, surrendered, and the Morgan escaped 10 Font
Morgan. The Tennessee, 50 far injured. steamed
towards the whole fleet and after an obstinate light
Sirrenderts rll,ldrr disabled her snoke-sta ck
carried away, and, We suppose her crew i'll anex-
haustei and slnothcring condition. On the rennea-
see Admiral buchanan severely wounded by =
splinter III leg, TWO killed and several wounded On
the Gaines, two killed -and two wounded. On the
Morgan, one wounded. On the selma, eight killed
including saar executive officer, Lieutenant }. IL
Com>tock, apd seven wonnded. The enemy suffered
severely, and he requested permission to bury his
dead. Respectfully,
&C. W. U,ERIsox,
Confederate States Navy"
The Tecumsch, sunk during the engagement, was
a one-turret monitor, carrying TWO guns. The fol-
lowing is list of her officers: Commander, T. A
NJ. Craven; Lieutenant, j. W. Kelly; Acting Assis-
tant Surgeon, Henry a. Darker; Acting Assistant
paymaster. George Work; Acting Master, Charles
+ Langley; Ensigns, L, IL. dc Estanlanyille q.
tottlcn; EngInec:s-Chcf, john Fauon; First
Assistants, Charles Pennington, W. L. Pencil
Third Assistants L. Scott ". D. Kay Cle!k TO
Captain, Isaiah Conley. The Phitppi was steam
lug, carrying two guns. The whole Federal fleet oil
Mobile consisted Of twenty-esht vessels, ani it is
known that at least twenty OF these took part i'll the
engagement, including such powerful craft as the
flag ship Hartford, carrying twenty guns the moni-
toTs Wlnnebago Chickasaw, Tccumseh and Aianhat-
tan, the serew sloops Rich@ond and Brooklyn (one
eighteen and the other twtnty-four guns, the Mo-
nonsahets, Lackawana Oneida, OSsipee, Galcna and
Gcnesee, besides several douIle-ender side-whe,ls
and sclew gunboat. the whole making an armada
formidable enough to swallow cur little o.t at ole
gup and without an effort
The following Is t'y tore. engaged on ON ,ilr:
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A.AND PAPEKI SANp PAPEK,-We

&.AND PAPER! SAND PAPER We
y -e manufacturing a superior article Of Sand
i"! =, VI all the different siles, which warrant
.-' ~ a;s imported, and which We can sell lower
~.'" Tie article ctn Toe imported at. We call the
.'' ,h'l ol kutcptd Nulriintcnicnts, and the pro-
't.4H ol all manufacturing establishments, and
it % hi't oi oar paper and the encouragement
vi ''""' manufacture. Address orders 10
Hj-!2t l1n',-o,f[a INV Io37
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ADDITIONAL FROM THE NORTH.

W. arr indebted to the poteness Of the officers oi
the Elueau Of Exchange Tor tiles OF the latest
Nottiiern papers. We make some EXTRACTS from
them:
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ARRIVAL OF BUsHw wuACKERs

The Danville train last evening brought down
eighteen hushwhackers, captured by our cavalry in
East Tennessee. They are doubtless connected with
gang that has been pelpetrating all manner of out
RACES upon. the people of that section
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HaIJE-IItvine, III accordance with the above
.-.sn.-5npltt, retired IlUm the auction and COM
...s. business, l return. my thanks 10 my friends
.4 r. puJGr ioi IL, liberal patronage extended to
...la uy tUsII,-s connections heretofore i'll this
... Az. g .rtiu!ly ..4h continuance OF their Ia
E..- Z. t.l. new concern UI Messrs. WILLIAMS *
>HEF LEl.l, l,,lunUud, Va.
4f lat GEORGE ARENTS.
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lIUsrINcs CouRr OF MAcIsTRATEs.-Inth this Court
yesterday, the following cases We're disposed of
Lewis slave of Lucy Phillips, and Reuben, slave
Of John L. Miller, concerned i'll conniving at and
aiding in the escape of Leslie, slave of Robert III.
Davis were examined, and after hearing the evi-
dence and remarks of counsel the justices discharged
Reuben buxcOnsidered Lewis guilty of the offence
and ordered him thirty mine lashea, and directed
that he should then be sold beyond the limits of the
ConfedeTacy.
Thomas Walker, free negro, charged with break
ing into the house of Mrs Mary Harris the 10Th
of June last and stealing two ladies' dresses, was
discharged.
George Drew, free negro, charged with stealing
four cows from DR. F. ii. Deane, and ftoniously re-
ccivins the same, knswIng them to be stolen, was
found guilty Of grand larceny, and ordered to bc
SOLD into slavery.
Robert Spligg a free negro bar-keeper, who was
recently ordered by the Mayor to be whipped, and
to undergo the punishment ordered by the Mayor.
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' "lltE.-A meeting Of the Stockhold-
4 ' t.. o.. The BELi lDERE MANUFACTURING
'AiAl wlli be- held 1T ,h. office of the Franklin
|g' NIL, eA WEDNESDAY, the l7th day OF Au-
' '7'I' az = o'l!ock NJ. 1t is necessary that the
''.' "l every shareholder should be- represented
'''' Ia r,i-en or By proxy, as business Of impor-
-...' ".I. se brought ty:ore the meeting.
IL. W. LUBBOCK,
~ - .IH Sn5,.t1rv and rr.,I,it,r
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he following Is the tore. engaged on otsr she .

Notwithstanding tins great di~p4,ity OF t,lcc-o1lc
lson-yIId ana three wooden auiiDyat against twenty
oi the most formidable ships III the Yankee nav
oar Little fleet g7'ilsn'js pitched into tn n2ht ard
inflicted considerable damage upon the enemy
Though finally overcome, our brave scamen cxhb-
itcd no sign Of lear, but fought until the last with
gailantry and pluck which peaks We'll for the mate
nal of the Confederate States navy.
Admiral Franklin Buchanan, who wounded
AMI captured i'll the engagement, Wa the only Off
Ger OF that rank i'll the navy. tie was born III
Maryland, ana appointed from that State. lie orr
grlally entered the naval service Of the United
States on tie 2sth Of J.nuary, I6l5 and served at
sea twenty years and five MONTHS and on shore
nine years. After the secession of the Southern
States he resigned his commission, enttlcd the
service Of the Confederate States on the 9TH of Sep
trIlbrI, 1851 AMI received his pIc5ent commission
Oh the @lst OF August, l,G2.
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Z
1 "-fAEIhEkSHIP.-We haze formed
- - s,2-!'ltHes-Aip, 10 do a gencral BANKING
ar = IA the city OF Richmond, under the
f,, ''.l u 4" vi HARRISON, GopDtN * APPknsoS.
IN: Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
WELLINGTON GODDIS,
-' l"t JAMES l.. APPERSON.
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AI%S LIT ION The cUnctln ol
J AKENI@, .NONfLEET X GO. Is tins day
.,..i g.. -li, "a ut Nh Alynts's Interest L. Nh
u Z. WILLIAMS. . paltes indebted 10, or
r o.. ans against, the con n will call on either
rtr III -4tt!eEpnt, Tor which purpose only the
!. .r4. .l ia, concern VIII be- used
GEORGE NRENT4
HILL * NOEELEEI.
t. ..-lsu}, August iih. laGf
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NE CREDITORS AND DEBTORS OF
d L AYES, deceased, are requested to come
. ,'i aAI -.ttle ihei: Indebtedness aud claims.
... iyahd At tn late residence of u. b. Ayers,
"r''r 'he Old F.,it Grounds, Main street.
. H. ~ JpNlS, Box GiG, Richmond Post-office,
- ~ III Executor Df H. B. Ayers, deceased.
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Wisam r. Peters, of the Twenty y-frst Virginia cav.
airy, was captured recen,lyn Maryland by the en-

The Petersburg Express Of yesterday announces
the receipt OF dispatch putting Bradley Johnson
loss at four hundred men, nine hundred horses and
five pieces of artillery
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koAAOkE 1OLLEt;E.-This institu-
- - uph' located at Salem, Virginia viii open its
annual session Gil the first Of September Ex-
fhsfa8 Graduated by the price Of provisions, pur-
otl,,o 80 a. government rates For particulars en-
at' " ie ,iie President. ID. 4. BIrILE,
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pOP SKIRTS KENOVATED.-La
i d., hy calling at ll5 Broad street, up stairs
n ''H ~ i-l9Ath and Ninth south side, can have
..'t hoyp Skirts RENOVATED in the best style
,.'. y ~ accommodating terms The highest price
-. -- lyr OLD STEEL fofskiIts. aa ll-5ts
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IN SALE, superior MANUFACTURED
~ TOBACCO, OF the following desirable brands:
liaIdgroye's "Twin Brothers."
W. L. SutheIlin's Grown
Il. r. Graveley's +" Jessie Brown"
b. +. Graveley's John Warren"
B. L. Grayeley's -. G. Miller"
- " Washington"
The above is all old Tobacco in perfect Order and
unsurpassed by anything in this market.
MITCHELL. & TYLER
au list iOS Main street
CUGAR, MOLASSES, &c.
~ 20 barrels low priced Sugar,
20 barrels good to prime Sugar,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
barrels yellow Granulated Sugar,
800 pounds Maple Sugar,
barrels New Orleans Molasses
For sale by
au l0--it~ ROBERT HOUGH & CO.
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tPh SALE, a No Family HORSE, OF
t1,y me t@e Al0, an excellent SPRING WA
mn, h,.ly new, with good harness, for Sale low
'i ~, ~ '' y Il Meanley's, No. l09 Main street.
= iV--zt' 4 & WILLIAMS.
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EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
1 The FALL TERM, 1864, will begin September
%, and close on the Sth of February. The location
is stfe and healthy. The instruction will ba tho
rough
Terms as low as circumstances will admit. For
additional information address
A. PREOT President,
an 9-fte Farmville, Virginia.
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/ On SALE, Il SOW and nine PIGS,
D. a-ao, Two SHOALS.
PETER DISNEY,
MIA Bacon Quarter Branch,
- ~ Two doors below the bridge.
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1LDH COW FOR SALE-A very
= "a NAG MICH COW can be bought by applying
ts. " we W.. foiltrf OF Ihirty-sccUnd and streets,
.,I mn b't%ecn FIX and eight o'clock A. Nj.
I.t. '0' seven l. A- Price, twelve hundred dol
au lf--2t~
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
ocuLIsrs AND AUlIsTs.

4 RrirrcrAL HUMAN RvBs MADE 70 ORDER snD
n .,oecrtcd bv Drs " RAUgu 4 v GOUGbBgsNN
ornery employed BY Dessouresu. % pars) ngs Broad
fleA York
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

L'oR SALE or TO LFT-norsE AND LOT IN FAR
noctaS-y Would lease for term of &c years or
scl IT. ,al 81 81 address MICHAEL ROACH, Far Hvcka
way, lOlK lsians,
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

DARN FOR sALE-SITUATED IN JUNEAU COUNTY,
wi IN, con airing aLoat 100 acres % under cult
vation GOOD dinr Woui eychang. for property
in Neg- York Rrnosyn vru.ty. For further pa q,
cular amply 10 THOMAS SORTHALL, SC9 lulton siTeet
Braokyn MH ENEwe#
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

EOR SALE CHEAP-A THREE STORY AND BASE.
II meni Brhk House "a Wlns nsturg modern improve.
ments, 1r. Mist ne sod Immediately Prize 3lso0
!. u IRELAND Co, No. Tfyon row, . rncr " Cen.
Ire street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

nACTORY FOR SALE-yIRST FLOOR 50yg2 FEET.
Two upper 25x5i with ten horse Engine and
''cr IN good order. Apply to ROBERT sHERWO0p,
2J0 East Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

(NOTrAGE FOR sALE-OE TIE WEST BANK of
~ Hudson river. the cy. easy of and pos
sessing all the quail ncations Of desirable home grounds
almost covered with variety OF frui berries grapes.
eowers ana shrubbery; hne We. and water.
race hons, and other outoad.ng Apply Us
LII iber,