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uEIMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for diseases of Syphitic nature and 40
an Injection diseases of the Urinary Organs Arising ron
habits OF dissipation used in connection with the EItacts
BurLu and Sar.apanla in such diseases recommended
Evence Of responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines.
lEKTlFlCATES Or CURES, . 80
FROM 3 40 20 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties Of Buchu,
SrP DIsPRNsATOKI OF THE UNITED STATES.
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t,,.J pIi-isn and Member of the Royal College OF sur
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See Medco- Chrurg Review published by BENJAMIN
TRANERs Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine
EATRACF bUCuU, - per bottle, OF Six Tor o. .
EXrRACr SAliSAPAkILLA, Sl per bottle, or sir for
S. - , ,,,.s,, ,o - ,.., o., o
81 81. 40 ,,,n,,n.,.
or Il,f Dozen Of each for $2 which will be sufficient to
cute the most obstinate II directions adhered TO-
Delivered TO any address securely packed from observation
De.cribe SYMPTOM. in al communications Cure sirAa
to. d. Advice gratis.
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MINIS C,ose Mt the Po-,.Omcr.

For Europe by stcsuer hbemian, Friday Apr IS. II
For Great Britain add the Continent. by steamer
CITY Of London Saturday, ATrl 6........... lci
For Hamburg aud the German stetes. by steamer
Tcrtonia Via so1tlampton Saturday, April i6.. os a.
For Mexco, by steamer Morning star, Saturday.
For Cuba and the West Indies, by steamer Morn.
ing Star Saturday April .::......,......... p.
Fc- Newt Orleans by steamer Morning Star, satur.
day, .r:l !e: ........................... II
FoS California, Oregon Washington Territory and
sd ..''.'.,...:..,.....k a. m and 81 p.
North-Albany Buffalo and Canadas..5 a. and a p.
North and West Way Mail p.
Western Mail via Erie Railroad. ...,3 a. m and 81 p M
southern and south Western Aail5 m 4 aud l0 p.
Eastern m, II and a p
Newport and Fall P IN.
The Long Island Mail closes at.....3o M ana D. m.
Sunday MslsOn Sunday all mes c2se at''''it IL p
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lAdyrrii,cnicn'l

Az EXCELLENT REMEDY. - Whoever is
can apply an excellent and safe remedy by BRowN
BRONCHIAL TEocngs We have tiled the article
.afcly recommend them In all of Throat Irritation To
Snge md Public Speakers they of great yaue Alton
Ql1 Counter
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fAdyrrii.encntI

Teeth like pearls and breath of sweetness OBJ
tanned by the that popular Dcnti6ce fragrant sozo
DON'T composition Of the choicest end purest Ingredient
most important requisites, cleanliness rihacy aud
covrnncr being present IN the highest possible degree oi per
lection IL All dissRieeabr odo scur AMI tiatous
adheons insuTug peir Ike whteness TO the teeth; gives
ton. TO the breath and cool delicate aromatic fragrance to
the mouth which makos II really toilet luxury.
Sold by DruggIsts oveTywhce AZ % cent? per bottle
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EisaiIeCeiOn OF the Austrian
Troops i'm Scllleswig.
REVOLUTIONARY AGITATION IN HUNGARY
Grand Preparations in England for the
Reception of Garibaldi
Cotton QDiet-- -Breadstuffs Dropping.
HMi.Ax. Thursday. Aril "A. 1854.

The Roysl Mail steamship Asia, Cept Noodle,
which left Liverpool at p. of the ID, and Queens
town 3D. we'd at llax at 10 o'clock this forenoon
The Asia hss 81 pass myers for Halifax and A for Bos
ton She tas had .leavy weather nearly the entire
passage, ard was Il hours off the harbO1 in a fog
The steamship Bavaria, from New ork arrived at
Southampton on the evening OF the lst inst.
The steamship Astralasian. from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown on ne morning of the 2d inst.
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Brazil.
The Brazil mails he,

The Brazil mails he'd reached Lisbon, bring
ing the following dates:
Stock, 90 O0O bags.
BAHIA March l3.-Sugar. 3lOOO03lOJO for Whites.
an . GyOG go f,F Browns
IElSAXBl co, March lj.-.SugGrs, 3 lOJ 0JiyO FOR
HLites aAd ? 900 Tor browns.
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Travellers (.uide.


To Albany, by Hudson X. r., ~ Wasfenst, :, 10
a. n and 81 and 10; 30 p. Sunday trsn.... 5.2t
To Albany, by Harlem r. X, 2eln.s.., 4thav., 10 u.
m and % p Sunday irsn ............... 4:25 p.
To Baltimore, by tire Now.Jer-oy n. H.. foot Of
Courandt st.. aud 10 a. M. q p. M, and ~
midnight 1880 p.
To Bgetor, ~ New London line, Pier 80 y r.,
Stoniugtoa line, Pier 10 \. r., and Fell River
lne, Pier ~ r., daily tSunday eAcepted)... 500 p.
77,hst and lthav .s N. and o;Oop N.
~ Boston. By New. Haven h. r., 2,th.st. aud ih.
av via Shore Line Ut end p. Sunday.... 500 p
To Buffalo, by Erie Railroad, foot Of Chambers;
....l ana W a. NJ anu o'VO r. fl
To Yaphsns isp, Fire Island and other resorts on
Long leland, by H. !. Railroad, from JaHes-slP
and foot Of A-st., f.. R..........9 a. NJ and 500 p M
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot of Courtlandtst., a. m. and and p. III.
Sunday
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey,
foot Of u fn and 1;OO p m
To Philadelphia, by New-Jcrsey Railroad foot OF
Courtandt-st., aud 10 a m II M. and p m,
and II midnight. Surd dy.........,..".,...... 500 m.
10 Philadelphia, by Camden aud Amboy Railroad,
Pier 20 y. r., foot Of Barclays n. and 200 p M
To Washinyton, by HewJcrsey r. H., foot Of
nidnilht 7:90 D. m
For further information In regard 10 KiifOad Time Tables
see advertisements in another part oil this paper.
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L.
). FEMALES, FRMALESv

FEMALES. FEMALES! FEMALES!
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED OR CONTEM
PLATING MAKRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar TO Females the Extract Buchu
is unequaed by any other remedy in Chloross Rsten
ou Irregularities Panfunes or Suppression Of Customary
Eyscuatons liberated ScThOus state Of the Uterus Leu
cohea Whites Steriy, and FOR all complaints incident
the sex whether arising from lndiscretion abs Of Disd
patton, or IN the -
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

A review of the Imperial Guard had taken
place at ST. Petersburg in honor OF the anniversary Of
the entry Of the allies into Paris.
The iauoids Rasse a, cuses the W0llachian Minister
of openly sympahzing with and toerating revolution
nry Poles
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Grand total...................
Correspondence of the Associated fre--.

PANAMA, April ;. 1904
Valparaiso dates are TO March II, and CallaO
2sth The sloop-ofwar St Marys at Valparaiso TO
leave soon for Panama Large transactions reported
in the Yalpar also market except in copper the excite
ment in which had subsded and the sales become
limited
Chill was on the eve Of elections and the supporters
Of the present Administration were confident Of a
jOrty of two.thirds.
The rupture with Bolivia caused little feeling, as II
was the conviction that no harm would come from it.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Lnse.EYla QneeAslolcn.

LIVERPOOL, April 3, p. m.-Thc political
,cws is uIimpOrtant.
S0UTHAaPIOy Saturday Evening. April The tclc.
al board vi llIst Castle Is nOmeniarilY expected.
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Azrugiiry.

II was stated that The military ORGANIZATION
Of Hungary by Tie Revolutionary party was pro
crossing the b4ss Of DEmer regiGen;a list Of the
National Guards.
Prince Couza. under Austrian menaccs. is said 10
have consented 10 t. against the Hungarian
and Polish refugee ia the PTinclpaiics.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
NJ
USE IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of Urinary Organs whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and matter o how
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
reduire the aid Of Diuretic
UFLMbOLD'S ENIRACT bUCHU -.
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND IT IS CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.

Take BGlsam Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, fG IN
pleasant aud Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU'
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IN all their stages te EApeEse; little ot no change OF
Diet; no nconv enience AND 80 EXPOSURE
Il frequent desire and gives strength to UrDate
thereby obstrictions preventing and curing strict
urs the urehra laying pain and Inflammation, frequent
in this class Of diseases and expeLing POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 10 be cgred IN shoh
time have fonna they deceived and THAI the Poison
has by the use Powerful Arnsents been dried un 10
the .ysteuI TO break Out ia aggravated forfn aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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Gelmbol6's nleoieines.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BrJCHrr

FiELN1BOLDS ENTRACT BUCHU
For weaknesses arising from Exceses, Habits OF Dissip
tiOn, Early Indiscrciion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisposion to Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease Wakafanes,
Dmness Of Vision, Pain in the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin Eruptons OH the Face
Universal Lassitude Of the Palid Countenance,
Muscular System
These symptoms ii allowed 20 on which this medicins
invariably removes follow
In Of which the patient may expire Who can say they
are not frequently followed by those dreful diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the OF their suffering, but
viii confess The records OF the Insane Asyums and the mel
enchoy deaths by Consumption bear ample wtness tho
truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTRUCTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and nygorae the
system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU inyIia-
bly, does trial viii convince the most skepticL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
CITY ITEMS.

THE OMNIBUS ExTORTIoN.-Empty stages on
Broadway this week the result Of high fare They
are to be seen daily and in large numbers Last week
this would have been rare but pleasant sight to
passengers especially those who feel little tired
lazy. If the opposition stl continues against THIS
moastious e1ortion. by next week the money drawers
Of the omnibus companies will be high and dry. Ihe
interests Of the stage proprietors have BEEN damaged
70 seriously by this swndng movement Of theirs that
they should lower the fare tomorrow TO the old rates.
would be some time before they would recover their for
trade The prejudice against the high fare Is in'
crcasing every day u extent hardly conceivable
The stage lines that have not raised are continually
crowded. and consequently reap rich harvest for the
owners.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
France.
Kassia and Poland.

The French news Is unimportant.
The Bourse was 91iet at 6sE s5c. Tor the Rentes
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.
Arrival of the Ariel.

The steamship Ariel, Capt. Wilson, from As
pinwa the 5th inst with the California passengers
ana mails to the 2l ut and 500 52 in specie arrived
on Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

ARREST OF A BoUyTY BROKER.-Ofcer Jones
Of the United States Mshas Office arrested Patrick
Reynolds at his place Of business in the Seventh Ward
on Thursday for defrauding recruit. The prisoner
paid 10 the Marshal $50 in money and gave up watch
and chain and ring belonging to the soldier
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

The DRAFr.-The time allowed for filling
the quota Of Kings County by volunteering uuder the
last call Of tie President expires today and necessary
preparations for commencing the duit having been
completed the wheel will be put in operation
Saturday Monday should orders 10 Tat effect be-
received by the Provost Mnlslais. The numbeT of
names enrolled IN the lIId Congressional District II
- 600 and in the lid District 23OOp. The number oi
men required s 1851. OF this number l,l50 have been
secured by volunteering leaving l55e stil 10 raise. Ia
the fl!ucr dIa those enrolled In the FIRST elias, only
were drawn; the OF both classes will be put
In the wheel together
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

KINGS County CIRCUIT CoURr--Frday
April lJ-Nos ~ 81 81 5 g. %, 81 80 60 Gl. q! o.
o. o.. 90. g. 6-, 90. 20 IL, T.
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TRoTrIyG on THE UNION COURSE, L. l.

TROTTIyG or THE UNION COURSE, l.. L.
CoMiENcEMESr oP The SEAsoS.-Yeserday the first
trot Of the season of the Union Course, L. L.
for purse Of go given by Messrs. Shaw White the
propretor Of the track The heavy rain Of the preccd
ing day led 20 a general impression among the public
that the trot would be postponed account OF the con-
sequcnt heavy condition Of the track. The day, how
ever proving fair although threatening rain, the pro
pricors determined that the race should come Off al
though the attendance limited, few even of the
regular habtues being present The uniayorablc state
Of the weather for some time past hnd nerercd mate
rally with the getting Of horses INTO condition. and two
Of tue entries. Dan Maccs Wonderful and Dan Phiers
Ida were Withdrawn. The two horses who did put In
an appearance we're j. McMann's b. Z. Cardinal and
Hiram Woodruffs br. m. sally -ComeUp. There was
little speculation. although offers To bet on sally
Come.Up current. The Inter won the first heat
in 2:5l, owing to McMann's horse breaking badly.
Cardinal won the second heat In jl sally, the third
in 2:J2l. and tue fourth and race In 252t. The
whole produced capital race, iayoraby inausuraing
the season.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. William and JAS

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. William and JAS.
O'Brcn were committed by Justice Downg.
charge % breaking into the cigar store OF Louis Simon
son, No 20 New Bowery and stealing property to the
amount II SlC0 Coroner Wildey held inquest yes
terday at the Stevens House. Of Broadway and
Morris street the body Of Abel 4. Loyett late Su
perntcndent Of the Peoples Telegraph line, who died
suddenly on "Wednesday at the Office Of the Company
No. 81 Wall street Death caused by the rupture
II an aneurism OF the aorta. Tho deceased was 35
years Of age. and a native Of Beverly Mass, whittier
the body conveyed for burial. An inquest was
yesterday held by Coroner RanBoy the body Of III.
l.. Brluson 81 years Of age, and native of New Jer-
sey who died Yesterday in Bellevue Hospital irom In
Iuics received by being Accidentally over by ear
q. the Bet Railroad NJ the Of South and CatAa
rine streets the gJd ut Deceased was proceeding
% bis place Of business, No 10 South street at the
time. Coruncr Wildcy yesterday held IN Inquest at
the Fourteenth Precinct Station House. the body Of
Peter McAIdle who was stabbed and almost INSTANTLY
kcd Wednesday night, at No l12 Elizabeth street,
by Henry Gibson The accused was committed by the
Coruler. The deceased 40 years of age, and nn
tive Of Ireland. Gibson resided at No. 2i9 Monroe
street and has wife and i've children. He admits his
guilt and states that ho does not know what led to the
commission Of the act. Both were intoxicated at the
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

HoBoRgy-FATAL ACCIDEST.-At 81 O'Clock
on Wednesday morning, Thomas Parker, a fireman on
the loboken Ferry passed through the gato Lis way
To- get up steam Of the boats but the arrival
Of the crew, hour and half aiierward. he not
to be- fouud. After some further time had elapsed
drag was extempolzed and his body raised from tho
bottom of the dock IL il supposed that the deceased
who MAS much esteemed and had buried his only child
bat thrco days BEFORE missed bis footing going on
board aud tell INTO the water Even II he bad been able
To call for help there would have been little clanc, II
his escape. person being hand To give assistance
IN Of such accidents In the night.
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i

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before Alderman ot the Oity Of
Philadelphia H. T. ilembod who nens auy ,woin, m sS soss
injurious dF's' but a'' ''u' II. t. HELNBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before this 23d day Of Novembe
,ss. ' WM L. HIBBARD, Alderman,
~ 9yh-st, above Race, Philadelphia
Addre., letters for information, in confidence, to
III. Il. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
uELuBoLps DRuo AND CHEMICAL WARE
nELMBoLps DRUG 'Qa5' AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. Y, OR
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. Y. OR
No. 504 BROADWAY, n. Y, OR
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEPOi'
NO IOi SOUTH TENrH-SE, PHlLADL PHl,,,,.
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pryy,pE or COITNTERREITs AND USfhiNSl-
PIED DEALERS
Who ondeavor to dispose Of their own and 0'"e
on the reputation 'ifsneay y
GENUINE PhEPA
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HELMBOLD'S -
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELMBOLD'S "
GENUINE EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
HELMBoLDS
oFNrrINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
DnTGGISTS EyFRYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-
TAKE NO OTHER.
cut out the advertisement and send for IT, and svoidiu
position spdsIp0'V'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-03

10 sslsvs that while Nc read tbsis words Of encourage
msnt with pleasure they may dismiss all spprehensons
IS to the want Of proper tore In either the officer
troops or people Of Mobile. II Mobile was not ready
to fight before the events down the bay have had the
eject OF arousing md stirring Ii up to the fighting
point We know, too fer II, that the true and
reliable line Of the c,s detsnces Is the interior one
here the labor and science the money and the energy
have bsen expended and Il has been done on the
upquesiOned theory thai the Federal feet could pats
Fort Morgan with certain loss, whenever 1t chose to
make the run ana take risks. Hsues the real forHea
oEs Of the city BY Aod and water have been built on
sbe present inner line which We now bold Whenever
the Yankees Try this line, somebody will be urt.'"
EReN KAsF TKENEREK.
The Lyncbburg Republican says Many reports of
Confederate successes in East Tennessee have been
81 at for day CT sEo past but received no con-
hrmaon Of them by parties directly from Bristol last
night We deem further Alusion to them unnecessary
l. is believed however, that will soon have good
tidings frog our iorc,s operating In this quarter
iHE YIxKIEs IvAcgAIISG TIE NENPHIs AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD.
An Official despatch, received at he War Department
this morning states that the enemy has Withdrawn from
the Memphis and Obsrl stOn Railroad to Memphis TIE
trOOps are supposed to DO d, sued for Missouri and
YirSinia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-03

Memo SISrsscED TO BIS HUSG.-SIme months ago
Mr. John Day, living Ia Hanover, on the line OF the
Central Railroad sold negro fellow named Heavy shn
aas bought this city and hired to the Central Railroad
Compsny Henry totk tie fact Of being fold as per
sonal i jury, aad threatened to be teveuged. About
ton days az he went to Mr. Days 10 the absence OF hst
gentleman, and sci IRE his STRAW rex Mr. DlJ5so
saw the pegtO a. be running of by the light Of the
burning rick Ani shot him. ling him in the leg.
rhs negro managed to escape but the wound Ia hi
leg aud other chou nstancssled to his arrest H. was
tried before Hanover County OoSFt las Friday. con
voted of the Srson and sentenced to be hung on the
ats, Friday in October. l. proved on the trial that
gu tue ooc,s OF hia going 10 Nc Days to FIRE the
straw rick he armed With loaded shot gun With
which was hs expressed intention to shoot Mr.. Day
il no hndered him. The jll of Hanover having beeh
besieged 0y the YArkees the negro bas ecu brought
10 this oily and confined Ia the county jail for security
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-03
R,oaNosp. VI Sept. l. 1894.

R,oaNOSD. Va Sept. l, 1884.
To the Editor Of the Whig:
Win you Obligs me by Publishing In your esdmAble
paper The follow n comparison:
Il Agnes, negrtss slave hired by Nc. Alexander
Martin Of tbs city, ssecy, lmPetInenh ugly, dirty
weneh, slaps the in'an. child OF Paul LArssche q
ns i've born cit Of Louisiana aud of these Coincide
rate States and that without any given motive.
complaint Coz assault and battery is lodged sg in
her the assault and bstesy is proved Agnes ia cen
fenced oy the Mayor and ordered to receive ten shss
She appears second time before the Mayor. aud NJ.
Lreso i ony spprEsd Of that fact BY the Examiner,
10 which be eees that Agnes has sgs2 been ordered ten
lashes; tRc sentences Aad not one lash The case at
the request Of Nc LlrSsohe s rein5lsted the police
docket The Mayor being aessnt Recorder Oaske pre-
siding Tee case comes q new case the same
proofs are made, and Agnes Is discharged, because q
slave tesRss that Nc Larsschs had given slap to the
insoent Agnss aud that slap is considered ample
aud sufficient chsstisement
3D. 10 yesterdays EEdatlasP the tolOSing occurs
- Belle JohnsO1 and Fancy JohnsOl, free negroes.
we're charged with usng insulting and abusive language
10 MARI Gcoee, siGrs, and we're trimmed OF with
tWsnty.6V lsshes pSoe."
l. Il very strange l. il nOtG-and needs no comment.
Your obsditn, servant and friend,
PAuL F. LAAIscHE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-03
TIKI Ne VS.
e,sEaALs HILL AsD HSADE's OFFICIAL DuBATOsEJ COS
TRAsFID

s,sERALs HmL AsD HsADEs OFFICIAL DtsPAfOsE5 COS
TAAsFID.
When amlAbs Mr.. Meade, Who eaa neither
hsbt nor drink, aud who Ought therefore, A' least,
20 be passi,sy truthful, raises himself 10 sVel Of
BlOksr and Sherman IN S,iA lying ii Is time to be-
nsVs that there are full many siakAs in Gland as
ifuh -tsler5 among The generals Of the YAnkes army
General Hill in his 0f8eiAl reg ort OF she brilliant Sf
fair at Rsams, which quite below, says be captured
also prisoners, 500 sAads Of small Arm' pieces Of
artillery u stands Of cOlOTs 10 calsOns and 81 hoEses
Now We saw At least tsO thOusand Of the prisoners
OuTsH sod have perfectly reliable individuals who
have seen the other trophies mentioned In the report
We make this statement With 20 intention Of intims-
trg that anything that General Hill sends 70 the War
b psrIneat needs confirmation from any source As,
aiib mOdssy equal 20 his bravery, be is inclined
sisys to underrate rather than OEeTssmGe ne ruits
OF bic victories
On The other hand Meade ssnds official report OF
tbs sane gbs 10 hs master Run,on, In which be dis
pIa,s The inpudencs Of oOn6smsd "moral AgTcni-
tsrisg" in o.aiai1g y!ottrJ. Hs estimates cur Losses
o. thousands, When eli told, IN killed, wounded and
sissrE, Gen Hi says, Is Only seven hu1eFsd asa
tssuty. He sdds that We left cur de1d AID Wouhcsd
o. he 6sld when s Is notorious feet that the fan'
Ses Fan IN such p,E-Del sys tts' act enc OF them,
except prisoner say the Geld OF the dead after the
1sht Is IS nsVsslbelsss charitable 20 give sds, -
th ss does the msaasss Of oin inAs tbs bebsas o. a
aOuS.-sRd We therefore sGgg that perhaps be SAa
inpOssi uoOn b. HAHeC0k, Who "a knOsn 10 have BE-
zone so6icFz Esd Ehs Witnessing tbs hight - Rssn's
from barn loii, that be lost his memory vel a.
most Of bic oOres dis official spSteh concerning The
sff,, shioh gss sens 70 Washington in ecpnso'OD with
Heads Fvpost Is the 0o9Plstsst huneasusen P'oduo-
sion s haTs read siace PsPstbs prospective rival OF
Ten PepreI =6s tzsdii91 ss5s, vas sossd oui OF che
lover regions fss i5ing-"As FoseS sF01 tho seissd
FSt.
OFFICIAL rIPoET CT TzE DATILE O. sS4Ns sTArI7S
CT raE 25:H UIIIxo
r. follo=5z is General L. p Hills "a al report OF
sss hstlo fought at Rams sao0. OF the WidoS rail-
rasa, On yesterday week
"HkAre0AETEEs TRIsD CoRPs
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