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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

Christmas Trees, Christmas
rrees.-ws have hoe lot OF Evergreen
Trees, ssissbis Tor that purpose Samples
c~n be ssse an orders LETT 9th Hsss &
s-hwestser. No. : Nsin Street. alec at Scud-
tier's Confectionery near the Post ofice.
uo5i3w HElNL BROTHERS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

The following Tote are yet unsold IN Spen-
GERS Subdivision. which lies north of Tcrre
Hsute. on the Lafayette Road. and the Fort
Road. Confirmation Of Seventh etsesC-
These desirable lots VII be sa,i very low,
and ten wears time given FOR payment. II de-
aired The title ,ndispufatis.
Lot No. Fort Rcsd) yEsl, acres.
) (La;ayet. Road
40 Fort Road IL
49, II tnssr Bsrbours gr'vsDi2IS
10 Lafayette Road
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-31

Juss Received ~ bsrrs. . kse sscck
Of Hair Hss,orssive.. so--is: Keadsil's An
boline. ssesliaes Auese.is. T'shss'< xsss-
h. cl.'k's nssilisj Rs~ssr>sivs ,fir'~ssres,s
islmstshle Hair colorsns Phsioo'. lss iso-
rsiof. Jsyse'. Hair Toolc apd Rsiehlsof.' Up
haas aud Chr.-,sdcrs's Hair pye>- Al-o .
falI sapply y fsauy Dyes t
1888 .l----@- A--> -~~>-@--4L--- ftf
ftrss Css-- Planes iss New Years
81 ssaas's TOY sssssiss hsin sesss. 80 10
sio lee tlss a. sssfisk hs ssI~. All
ssa ses ssea. u --a.--.- aesstalv
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
AMUsE NJ ENTs.

| NIgLo's GARDEN Bgo!ss IA
The and s, Manager % e. ss x
consequences Of Is great popasng and the many aPph
cations made for I 1aE aigsI'i pu%ks e 4 MOTTO.
with Ii sSEs xsSs1Ts 5s1sD
whkarIsY !. .sd oarf fEl G1sri aRssi E
i s%ss'' n;. 8 81
psavsr y Gsais. Barry &C. C. ssin'' O. b''I' h's."
'eSTiGitEsDzy nd nshi The .ssssa
EDWIN FORREST,
""' VIM appear" coRroLAsUs.
ADM sslon 20 cents secured seats in parluct and par
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
WINTER aAnDEF sF.orAh NOTICE
consequences of the unbouuded enthusiasm ana delight
is nightly received NJ srJ~s. c.ahsa .ad sr.u. audiences
his "0Hdroo' COMIC Mssoa ser;sa',Gn' pE soors &c
10 Sterling o''as; sfrfTpS Ss%sSS ;&SSsD
no VI" repeat 'ers Ts SHa'sSsis fHiHk ksaf
OF It's performer and every night until further notice
TO render the MT 1,Ss d1y GnsRRE iRE:aeo
W" ''' rhs If 81 s s'
psassnieS sense an evening Of aaesssias msrrimeni
Doors open at IL; commence ats
ana f e s Dress Circle
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
- Sole Lessee and Mansgcress.. .....Mrs Joh Wood
sUoossss5i nsYE II.sS os The iALI AID
This EVENING
viii De repeated thu connie three acts entitled
MIRtAMS CRIME, =
In which Mas Irving Amic Harris. Messrs =. II.
Stoddart. B. \. Rim ,sold o. =. Parslo. Jr. j. Hnd
and w. Hoaton. from the Theatre Drury Lane, win
appear.
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
COUNTESS DE L'ESPALIER
in the elegant comedietta entitled
THE COMICAL COUNTESS.
Cheveier.t.-. MIR ~ n Moumer
Doors omen mt 'pcriior,n camnerc m ~ AZ
Dress Crce and Parquet. 7ac; balcony Chairs and Re-
served Seats, $ Orches Chairs 81 50; Family Circle
Soc Private boxes, SIS. -. and $40 each.
In active preparation entirely new dramatzaton OF
Charles Dickens celebrated move of
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT.
expressly for this theatre, by gentleman OF New York
EoX's OLD EOwERy THEATRE
Lessee Director and Nanaler Mr.. q. L Fox
ScALK or PRICES
Orchestra 50csnis boxes IS cents Pit IL cents,
Private Boxes 81 and S5
SIGNkT OF KING SOLOMON.
MAURICE, THE WOOD GUTTER
@. L. Fox, j. Is. Studcy, Flood II. Chapman. G.
Nichols c. X. Fox. Miss Dcnvi e. f. steson Mrs
AND FULL COMPANY IN rHE ABOVE PIECES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Q.
BENEFIT OF
THE MASONIC MISSION,
At Foxs Old Bowery.
LAST MONT or
The New York herald., 1864-09-07
AMuSEyfKNrS.

4 ~~>~~@~~
"A IsAUdURAL ssAsos or
,vo coxyEs1Isc MONDAY. SEPT ETs's 4. SD 2rhAA'
stree; Tas. Phisaslpsss,
c%kL :1d Teiree @.'aia..sa cosDuoro.
The opening performance. 6ouno * Grand opsr, ia ars
FAUST
CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH.
inc '''' o Thg fhn Aa'i's ahasS g. OPERA COMPANY
ARTISTS expressly susaasd ,h.s
sompsten, sgeS, ssa secure ihsm sesshsr the
Tire Grand German Opera Company Of last season
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
have been So cted with the greatest care and present. q
'"@' 80 - R.KSGg t@U8LigD IN THE WORLD.
r THE COSTUMES have boen procured in Europe At 'm-
The olSra. selected %H va Be prsssn.ed " With soR,x
he entire announcements are III preparation and VIII ~
The Ham s ~ Ss cen carefully and aborasy r.deco
ssss dariag ths and several 'a
THE IsAuGuRAL PERFORMANCE. FAUST.
Will commences Thursday mornng at the usual places
A cApEMY OF MUSIC. -
oFEsiss a6spss II 5s dGtdhHs "a SEASON
Full PARTICULARS in future advert semens
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
N ssf %sDSssSsY T'sssG svasso s:p..ss.; M a''''
Unparalleled sosssss s,s 2! Mr. }. D. Howes
oHfeF 4ns stzzsRDs HHsTIsS
Tssg@smns?Ms1ry s snsa, as M % SD SSy for s
DROADwAY THEATRE.
ID Corner or broadway and Erooms street.
-
NO ADVANCE ~ THE PRICES
THIS EVENING,
Mr. JOHN Il. OWENS
will rercht his Incompatible persons0n 0f
JOSHUA BUTTERBY.
in Tom Tasl0r' 'p'rfirs THE 'GTs%, ypSrIss e
no" attracting 'A''sSi1 s5ToS ssdsaffs s%isdnts re
In tho comic drama of
THE PEOPLES LAWYER,
the most perfect comedy witnessed b
New YORK.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle Psrquet h0c Family Circle
Secured Seat Orchestra Chairs...... ~
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
The New York herald., 1864-09-07

M r. GRIFFIN BROS, 25s GRAND STREET. SEW
" York. and ssT Fut IN street. Brougyn, eN'fHcng
Teeth positively without pain by the o. nitrous oxto
tas. 10 cAargc Tor cxtrat.ns when atAeal seh 70
ns tnsertsd They ore aso inserenS ~, ses fesh on
Gci, SlJ; Palma 81. silver 1Vs Rubber. sl Pagt1l
cots on sod. 81. ssives, 81. Exltaesia-- "a sanA
The New York herald., 1864-09-07

New vfEws.-NfkgARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
" prt.c, hnrt collection IN Amsici, Just taeer y.
boLM6s' Gaiers, ~ Brcalway, Also Tn tstNf SC
otSs = .nter ari oummer views AN u. iaH HrNt
wea Eanpa.n lftfess The Was snl tne lfe lcucv;
Lincoln urapt aud N.Cciin Tour ccptvs, - t.uliGl
P4rx Views wsss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
,ortrt t.i.


10 CO AbiN .eIESa U III Of Cyaoa.i Il sat ton
h re-. tOaAhaf, Ia Ia 81 year q is
rs
l. Of t'is b-itf sstteh e.rtd &C o'his 60
iry the q hj.itues Of tie
eta Virginia fIny S;Ees bhg Ia all the great na
In the East from the FIRST Manassas down Geysbu & which
ihas organization engaged he participant Ia erto
Der st he rnBerrsd TO Captain Rcge Company 1st Va
cavalry Fz Lees ivon; and In the celebrated Oh Of that
division at potsylvaa Court House. In with
General r II. Anderson commanding Lo corps
pulls the enemy with such terrible slaughter, he fell,
thr the lad with Minnie bali In tie front rank, with
face thus added noble sp
long list Of martyrs and kerces whose blood out 70 fO
the ground for vengeance.
Adm gers truly unselhsh ghninded
generous fan tudouSy careful Of the feDs Of oheT
uitha ,ssesing degree modey that the casual b.
server oen worth from besg u ~ apprc sedb
which only served bind Of the hearts ihofe
who him intimately and well Long viii his memory be
cheriheI b, his former comrades Ia ANS.
grant this be the last saornce his honored
upon the altar Of Their country,
ihF live enjoy the fruits OF that
for which his serviceI and life freely given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

yet il is Abundany established hs' Sener"i N'0 H'S
greatly exposed himsslf ia the laie battles. AsSInst
tbs we earnestly protest.. wag suggests that csr'an
n,omiuep, officers, wbo particularly good for roth
inc be formed iato boy guard fr GsRerll L'e, that
thew follow him Wherever he goes, ad il he passes the
Ice of salsty take him and ru i'm in the guard house.
and keep him there on short ratOns until lie promises
10 behave himself
The matter is too serious for esug. II Lee should
fall, his place could only be filed BY calling Beauregard
from position where his genius is as much needed as
Lees ia on the Rapdin. Too great cause ana too
many hopes res. on General Loe shoulders to admit
tie exposure of his life. Jackson ard Stuart have
aller; Longstrset ia disabled Lee nnOt oSsPared''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
The News

We lay before cur readers this morning eueget Of
very pleasant news. Baaureg,rd has pounded B'as'
Butler and his vilains nO,ably-saying ard eaPiurh
right and Left and Tightening those who escaped, III
GLIDING the asst himself he'll 70 delh. Breckenridge
has routed Ssgsl in the Valley driving his thievish tat
terdemalEons ten mies before him, under the destroy
ing vOueys Of his artillery and the avengDg s"oop CT
bis horsemen. SsoneWall Jackson and Turner Ashby
had made that beautiful valley famous enough
for Yankee races; but the gallant Kentuekan
has added 10 ITS celebrity in this respect, by
renewing the performances Of the fra and seecnd
years Of the war We await particulars with lively IN
terest Gen. Johnston t,9gra phs from DtOo that The
enemy Grants old army) had made several assaults
upon bis lines and had BEEN many times driven tack
We hear that bis despatch communicates other sasae
tory particulars but it is not though. advisable to mske
them pu6le. The inteIigeaes from Gen. Lees army
indicates that Grant has had enough Of 6gAtn for lie
present. He Is now trying bis talent AZ mar @uvsli
Ia that as much as in the power Of dealing hard blows
he viii End hms,li oveImAehed BY our peerless lead
Gen Lee always knows exactly what his adversary i5
about, end the best way Of foilDg him. In the
movement Grant seems disposed 10 make, there
"a as much wisdom as in that OF Jho Aus
tran and Russian forces Htel they came down non
the hill OF Pratzls. Gen. Lee will &c careful not
interrupt hi \ in it, till Re has well exposed hmse
Napoleon was on that memorable occasion When the
Yankees have 90. where he wants them he will be pre-
pared TO say, with the great COssican: SOLDIERS, he
enemy has imprudenty exposed himself 70 your blows
We shah aaish the wa with clap Of founder"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RlGhTS
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY mORNING. MAYll1, 1854.
PAPHRS ron TRE ARNY.

We learn that papers mailed 70 the army do noi
reach heir destination because the postage is not and
cannot in many be paid in advance, or On de
livery 70 army carriers By the postmaster To remedy
the dculty in regard to the Whig, we viii hereafter
prepay the postage at this Oce on papers ordered BY
psrsous in the army dednCtng the amount Of postage
from the remittanees sent
When no post Office is given, but merely the com
pany, regiment, &C., delay Of day in the Richmond
Pos. Oee Is unavoidable Persons in the army order
Ing the paper viii therefore state the post etee ano
We win change the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was opened with prayer by the Rev. DR..
Minegerod,, q the EpscOp,l Caurch of this city.
The SPEAKER presented lengthy communication
from the Secretary of the Treasury, obtaining tabular
statements relating to the exports imports 81, OF Ct
Confederate States for the year ending September 30th
1858 Laid upon the table.
The SPEAKER also laid before the House the Senate
bill Ifr the relief Of the widow and heirs Of the late
Breadier General Leroy Stafford which was unanimous
ly passed.
BILL from the same body, to secure the prompt
printing of the laws of the Congress Of the Confederate
States, was referred to the Committee on Printing.
The resell llion of Mr. CHAMBERS, offered the other
day. that the Con mtee the Ju iicary inquire asd
repor whe her it is not inexpedent repeal the ac Of
last session suspending the writ of hdbeas corpus, Tas
taken
Mr. GATHER, of North Carolina, thought it was not
time to consider the subject Toe Law suspending the
writ was passed at he Instance Of the
Presderr and there is now, n his opinion q ten fold
more necessity for its suspension THAI there was at the
tGe of its passage He member of the last Con-
gres and voted against its SUSPENSION and in SO doing
ref ced the wishes Of his constituents; but II they
at his back TO day they would say lee it alone for
the present he earnestly remarked that he wonld rot
while the enemy engaging our troops near the cap
tal vote for the repeal of the law, much he
and still is opposed to of its provision, ii
swept him forever. from the political arena. Hs ex-
prested the most pert confidence in the wisdom aud
patriotism of Presid ,nt D4vis
Owing to remark made by Mr.. G. during bis speech,
Mr. BALDWIN, OF Va, felt called upon, in the absence
Of the representative from Richmond, to defend her
patriotic citizens Early in the war, he was Inspector
General Of the State forces and general vas the will
ingness Of the ctz ms OF Rchmoad TO YOU teer that
be feared Tina that her Industrial pursuits would
seriously srsr a. Gen. Lse said it muss not be per-
mted. III
Mr. B added, that neither in,this war or any other
war had people evinced more patriotism. Her cit
zens are not responsible for the advsnturers who are
congrt tied here
Tbs motion to lay the resolution on the table was
lost=yess S4 nays SO.
ans m y. 70 postpone no'i 90 aDurseay was tnen
Mr.. SINGLETON, of Mss, submitted a resolution
that the Committee Of Ways and Means be instructed
to report bill to relieve gold and silver Of the in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
eensral Zee Exnosing Hinself.

General Lee nov cal d on Generals Gordon's and
fegams bngsdes 70 reaks the captured lines and al
Ca exbor1ing them not 70 fall p ced himself at the
lead TO lead The ehaige TO The latter the men Loudly
objected and iosistsd that be sRoud retire from that
position. TAking OF bis bat 70 them, be complied"
SO aAys writer in the SsAtiRsl, and the same story
eonss from other sources Bus tha Fen-infOrmsd and
eauooa correspondent Of the Dispateh nos Ony makes
mention o. tbs extracFinary ereum tanes, but de
Is that tbs captured lines we're rscspsured. A new
Ani straghier line VAS formed IN rear Of that which the
enemy captured from 5Ohhstoa'8 Division.
Fhs statement may be and possibly i uniOunded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
CAMP 30 VIRGINIA CAVALRY,
Wiokbam's Brigade, April %, 1864
"a M Koters "a HaLifnr Gountn i:

TO the Voters Of Hdtfdr County: /.
Several communications having appeared through the papers,
the lettes together with the sa
oDs Of many my friends 10 person, calling upoa an
myself candidate for the once Of Common esl
torney, replying 70 them all for n
tail have recently learned hatthe mpreon prevails In
the minds that sfancdste for sad ONCE shou
However much, urdr Other ennances might be
respectfully dec the Of my In connection 1hh ssd
once We engaged 10 mighty struggle for liberty asd she
The exigen-e the country
every apable Of bearing arns am one
class; ard having entered the hed,
main while to WELD sabre or there sha
strike feirg 70 zee the robes a civil
honorabe class Of bed soldiers civilians
ned for the aed yet are ennenty qaa1ed for the perform
snce Of all Of the functions OF civil once.
Grsssfn to my friends for their iatendsd kindness,
nyls-t WIN. COLLINS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

JUDGE LYoSs' CoURT.--This Court net ct IL o'slcck
yesterday morning. sTae Gsaud Jury brought in true
bills Of indictment agsirs. the following FAMED par les
john Cunningham, Elizabeth Liggor, John kinter,
George Green Patrick McGov,D, Charles Perdergrsst,
r cbard Barry AID Richard L. Ssundsrs.
Toe habeas corpus case Of Armistead Hesle was con-
i'u til! this porhi' g. Essle pFays to bs liberated
from the military authorities upon the gr1und that be-
Jag Nszarine who ara conseientousy opposed to
lighting he sss exempt from military service.
The court & en- adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
we're read We copy from tho Inquirer. report the fol.

we're read We copy from tho Iguirsrs report the fol-
loving;
When that part Of the address was read which recon-
mends the passage of Law that no Shareholder shall
hereafter be emitted to admission into the Methodist
Epsccpi Church, il was hailed with the most unbOunded
applause.
The strongly antiBlavefy members OF the body could
scarcely tell whether tley in the Assh Of it,
who the whole body seemed 10 feel tina, the year of
jubilee had come The Rev. Bishop was compelled to
cea fo- considerable time his reading, which pause
was fulv occupied by continued applause and shouts
"Glorl I" HalsIujshl" "Amenl"
The address was finally finished, when It was proposed
to sing TO ''0ld Hundred" "Prise God from whom ell
blessings flow, &c.
motion was then made 10 print five thousand cop es
OF the address Ga this question an opportunity was
taken by the members of the body for enjoying as
D IL H. of Erie, remarked, the sunshice OF the day"
Great and rup nrous jubilaon was expressed on &C
couut Of tho change in national aiairs, which, In the
Providence OF God has rendered this proposed action
Of the church possible.
Stirring speeches we're made by the R'v s. Y. Mon
roe New Jersey, Rsv Ooloeel No dy of 0aio, Rev.
Dr. Kingsley, Of Erie, Rev. Mr. d. ummond and great
many otte err.
Finally it was determined to print 10 900 copies of tie
address for grauous ciculat ON and request its pub-
LEGATION in all the church papers.
SENT TO The PEEITKETIARY.
The Wheeling In.elligencsr of I'd inst, says:
On Friday, Miss Saie Pol ock, resident of Cumbsr.
land Nd. arrived in this city, under charge OF Lieut..
Nedari, of the 9th Yves! Virginia Infantry, she having
been sentenced to imprisonment in the Western Pen-
Lentiary Allegheny City, until the conclusion OF the
war. Captain Birmingham, of that institution, refused
to receive The prisoner unle;s she subjected to TIC
regular prison discipline The Lieutenant refused to
denver up the prisoner under these conditions aid she
was given into the custody Of Captain Wright 10 await
orders from General S gel She is accordingly under
puarh at the Girard House. Plttsbufg.
The prisoner was convc ed bsfore military connie
sio held in Cumberland Nd, on the 11th nit Of be-
ing Rebel msil carrier and sentenced to be con
fned in tue Western .nitentary during the continu-
sncs of the war She ia apparently very INTEL gent,
Aud is well posted in relation The movements of troops
in West Vrg MIA The prisone is said to be in very
poor health and is accompanied By lady who intend
ed to wait on her during Ter imprisonment in the Peni
Tertiary It is probable that shs will b, transferred 10
the female prison in Massachusetts,.
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STOLEN GooDs Nov ard taen ibs night se,ci SUM
bic upon good sh'ug. Ga Sunday watstmas N reel.
lus Hicks, receiving informs-n hat barr,lo of xSEv
bad been deposited in stable o. III ssest. -
franklin, occupied by Edwatd, slave, mide de cas
upon the premises yesterday m1raa7, ard are ted The
sad EJward In tie stable he wsio n IN cum lcme
twenty-five hundred weigh; Of c,.ysr bay FORT bags
of Efforts seventeen bags Of corn two bags OF hat,
two bags Of mes TWO bags Of fSur barrel Of ubsI y,
ard quantity Of sugar The bags containing tAe corn,
shorts, wheat, a., had the Confederate Safes mark
upon Their, and many Of them saved up al round,
IS is utul with Governments stuff to be transported by
rail. The negro said h. belonged to Mrs. Vary cross
of Hanover bat hsed BY O. O. Burnett Of tbs city.
II had in lis possession number Of receps Of NJ.
Burnet for money psd him BY the negro fer tl,ck-
smiths york.
Wachman Hicks brought lie negro and most Of The
goods before tie Mayor yesterday, VII ,hs bags
tanning tie c'rn, &C., wire identified by Mr. Peter Web
seF as Government properly, and the barrel Of whisky
was ide tied by Nj Geo. Scanned as oae Of TWO that
were e,clen from bis bsr-roOm las, vinter.
In the absences of Mr.. Burnett I. was neses arr to
continue the cas', and Edward was committed jail
To all ntens end pusposss Ibis negro vas "gopg at
large" violation Of The nv 10 which Is dls much Of
the disordlr and vlainy rife among the regrces
Of ths city Hs doing busness on hi1 own accsunt
owned cray and two mulss aud had exclusive posses
sion of stable which She Developments we have jos.
mentioned show wss the receptacle for theusauds of
toas worth of stolen goods the Hhisky alone is val.
uei at 81 600, and tie corn Is worth $40 barrel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

SPECIAL NorIcs l-Wlle the detailed attendants are
absent in the defnce other assistance has come ir-
dispensssls to the wounded. Dlr.ng this temporary
requested TO visit lsan their servants to
"Howsris Grove, (NechanicsvileT arnpike) "WDder'
aud "J4cksen" Hospitals (uear Haywood CsmstcryD
and the Receiving EcFEisl" Q7th ard Grace streets
Those who earssOt renie. this aid are qiestcd TO
contribute such deicacea SO are usually prepared for
the SEX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
DIED.

Al the residence OF her husband NJ wn Bell In Augusta
county, Va on the 22d March, Mira EVEENE BELL aged 46
years.
Thus has sed away one endeared to circle Of relatives
and friends, who mourn 10 ths eepest
To the sirvv husband and otheress children, whose
know, offered many heartfelt HES and tba
coincidence which implies human fiction, but they fall
he Id liked There Mort TO then
breaks through 'he Ugh, u vel Gr, mparaug the Heae
torn ASSURANCE OF 1n eternity In
ca hsppyhnl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

STEALING FLoUR.-Jobn Conrors, waits nan, who
ought have benin t5e militia yesterday arrested
by the police for ftealing barrel Of hour firm n.
Arnold. As scarcs provisions the tteslir Of
pint of -four should be deemed felony and the larceny
Of barr, Of the pccious dust hangi,g mater.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

INPREssNESr OF NEGRoEs-Tnis business hs. heen
transferred from the hasds Of the Mayor to those of
Capt Coke, enrolling officer for this city, and persons
desiring to have their aaves exempted should apply to
this officer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

THsArRE-The manager OF The Richmond Theatre
he's determined to open this plsce of amussmfns to-
night and dcsoie the proceeds to the relief Of the
wOuaded soldiers aud destitute poor of this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17

TEE RrvxR.-Thers was very con iderabe freshet
10 Jimss River yesterday and last nigh. the water was
st. II rising.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
sE-FOR STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


THE Board Of directors Ct the Richmond,
Il fredericksburg ami Potomac Railroad eecla ed
dividend ores dollars tbs capital stock able
70 tn. sockh ders their legal representative and after
the lst Of May, 1864. j. B. WINsI0x,
my2-lw Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
NOTICE.
DELINQUENT consumers of gas and waite

DELINQUENT consumers of gas and water
~ In Jefferson Ward hereby notified that II they fail
pay their bills before the hour Of o'clock, to-day,
will be dealt with according to the require Of the fol-
lowing extract from the ordnance concerning the Gas Water
Works:
by an ordinance passed by the council May 9Th 1885, any
BEemain unpaid for after that which
sented the Auditor shall notify the SupeElne cell. who shall
the and watr from bsng used the pemis
which The default exists ana paid within Eve
cent will be added 70 the original amount OF the p and
shall be placed In the hands Of the City CoJe,;oE.
myl7-lt T. ID. naRKI- on Aud tor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-17
RICHMOND 4 DANVlLLE r Il

RICHMOND & DASVlLLER Il co,
RIcHMoSD. Gas 10 1864,
A 7 a meeting of the Board of Directors Of
IA this Company; held en- the 10Th instant, II va,
Res0red That the company viii The Confederate states
sto K h Id BY stockhoders. I'D BLAIR
III.