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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15

NEW LIE T ERS PATENT.
~ tCariiheate No. n, ,eSb, May 20, 1881 A
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORi
The Advantages OF this Invention are that
PERFECT DETECTIVE
dashine is otsrsa to the Public, that win account
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great beneht OF Chartered CompAnies-AS
ysTious Cities AID Foot PGsSenscrs over Bridges.
THIS MACHINE Ia not at the control Of Condus.
sSa OF ssSt Strength and daGayS % & e StsSf
Il Is an invaluable
L-TALE MACHINEI
Against the too-Often prastieed
KNoCK-DoWN SYSTEM
". general use l1 Slso wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission such ~
THEATRES, =.
On thor derent Tiers and all other Public Places
Of Exhibition Large FirGt-olaa! Hotel Dining
sf ihSlf ranth BY its introduStion) Fair Grounds,
RAoe Courses, Wheel Vehicles, aud last though
not leA.t, this pTlasipie pEsventS Fraudulent Re-
p. h.-ComuunicationB fTon those having use
Ior such mAshine,, addressed to the Undersigned,
ROWLAND CRoMELIRN,
WILLIAM r. CRISP,
laisntSSa, sss PpssSnnay'vInlA psS5 Avenue;
VNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
oFTHE DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA.ESotSS
tsrns have bOen Rxsd Is follows
Third Monday Of January. 4
FTst Monday OF May,
Third Monday OF October.
Terms fhs Circuit Court.
To which alone Jury Y impa3neled for the uiAi
| OF civil csSes)
| FlrSt Tuesday Of February.
| Third Monday OF May.
Birst Tuesday OF OtNOIember. y
| TtYGJ QJh Criminal Court
FitAt Monday OF March,
| Third Monday Of June,
FiFEt Monday Of DoOeEbeI,
TTEY Of nc DisTtd CoanI.
! Flrgt Monday oi Jnno. :.
1rEt siondAy q O3e,sm.6eE .,.
First Tuesday Of January,
First Tuesday Gt rolruGrY,
First Tuesday Ot llEroh
FiTst Tuesday Of April.
rhird Monday Of May.
first TuesdGy OF June.
First Tuesday Of July,
first TuesdAy OF September,
| FirSt Tuesday Of October.
First Tuesday OF November,
First Tn0Siby OF paocmher
~ ofIsf STths Cout. R.. J. hIEIGs,
ITARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT.
~ 1INGs, RUGS, Ss,, FURNI URE AND
H. OUsEFuRNIsAING GOODS Of every deSOrip-
| tion.
Having Just returned from the New York, Bol-
ton, anu Philadelphia spriog Auoti0ug' we arc en-,
ab'ed to supply the wants OF everybody 10 ths
liQusefurnishing Line at letS prlesa thah any
All bills OF $50 and Upwards At wholesale price.
All goods delivered free Of charge TO any part oi
'A' wy ~ BoNTz q GRIFFITH,
| A5-sost S6O Seventh street bStwsSn and ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15

OOFING FELT. ROOFING CE-
n MENT.
H. c. WILSON d CO.,
Foot OF Twenty-second Street west, WAsh'n, DC,
RERs OF
ROOFING FELT, DRY AND TARRED,
sHEATHING, ROOFING CEMENT AND LAMP
BLACK.
Felt and Cement wholesale and retail.
Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms.
Factory, foot OF Twenty-second street west.
once, IsI Twenty.seeond street, below Penn
BylvAniA avenue. mil-sms
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15
RECRUITS.

hGNIlOOll lOs
REoRuITs -
WANTED
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS
1852.
saaS OF WHICH WILL Be PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FoR NEW RECRUITS,
$452.
saa5 OF WHICH WILL BE PAIDIN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
win apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING oFFIcERsi
s.a BAKER,
Engine Han, near the Market, on RennsyivAni'
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets.
, ]. C. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue
C. A. KEAsBEY,
street, near corner of Nino,eenth and Pennsyi
vAniA avenue.
J. C. PARKER,
Corner OI High and Dunbarton streets, ecorEs,ows
C. LANGLEY,
Navy Yard bridge.
HENRY A. scHEETz,
Captain and Provost Marshal of the District o
Columbia. de2i-tf
r., =, r., =, y IN
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15
For Immigrants TO Idahoe.

For the benefit of emlgrants TO the gold
regions OF ldahoe, for which locality such tide
OF emigration is now setting, VIC give the fol-
lowing table Of distances, estimated expenses
Of the "Trip, and nee essary outfit:
From Atehison to Kansas, by overland
ma route to Feft Bridger and thence
to Bannoek City east. 1000 miles.
Prom Omaha, Nebraska, by Fort
Bridger to Bannoeh.. 500 miles.
From mAhN BY LAndsrs cut-our. eel, 400 miles.
From 81. Paul, Minpesota, by Fort
Abererombie, Capt. Fl .ke's route. 4 400 miles.
A route Is proposed, but not yet opened or
protected by military force, from 81. Paul d.
rectly west on the latitude Of as deg, ria For,
Rldgely and Fort Pierre, on the Missouri river
TO Bannock, by which the distance will be less
than 1000 miles Gen. Pope, In command ol
the Northwestern Department, will provide for
opening this route the coming summer.
The route from Atchison and Omaha unit,
at Fort Kearney, so that the route from Ian
der's cutoff can he travelled from either start
Ing point. The above estimated distances arr
perhaps little too great.
The overland stage fare from Atchison Il
Salt Lake Is s150; time 12 to Is days. From
salL Lake to Bannock $50 in gold, about 81
In United States currency; tlme-U. s. mai
scbedule-eiRht days. average cost Of meal,
81 80 per day. From Salt Lake to Bannock
subsistence has TO be transported; there are no
stations, unless recently established. BY the
mail coaches all baggage over IS pounds IL
extra, and charged 81 per pound from Atchisor
70 Salt Lake.
About the following would be an outfit fo
four persons with supplies for eight or min
months. The cost is estimated at last year
prices, which were lower than present prices
Perhaps % per cent. added would meet thi
years. pricesi
n Ntk Nen aQ1
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15

reneot that a lound mind and body arc the nloSI
neoeSsary regulates to promote 0onnubial hAppI.
life becomes weary pilgrimage; The prospSol
hourly aarkens 10 the view the mind boeeIpas
ahadowed with despSir, and flled with tho me4fA
eholy reelection that Tie happiness Of anOtkeT he,
sones bliKlted with our own.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15

DR.. NJ vELLNrs Private Hospital, In the Fed-
srai block, Corner Ofssvensh and streets, oppo.
site the Pos, and Patent omSe,. Rooms "a aad "a,
up stAtrr, wA,hinE,on, d. c.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-15
DISEASE or IStPRUDENcE.

Tbs many thoussnds cured at this Institution
within the last eighteen YeaTr, and the numerous
important Surgical Operations performed by Dr.
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of the dsun'
and many other papers, notices of which have an.
peArod IS ain and Asaiu botoro tho public besides
his standing a. sentleman Of character and re-
sponnlbiliiy, 10 sutioient guarantee to the a.
hiotsd.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing should be particular In diraotlpE
their letters 70 bis Institution, In the fOllOwIpa
lanneri ..
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
baltimore Lock Hospital,
lies Nil Baltimore MrrvlAud.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

.ksss sSSAs sssasy ssssbs1 Eat shess ssss ssJsssi
foey Area Cd the patients In th' hospitals. shot ssS-
erAl Of the sich' soldiers and captured otheEa
The prsonsrs they took who we're unable TO KEEP "
with their cavalry we're killed. $3.50
But for the prompt action OF the ghth Iowa rsgi-
ment the prisoners In Irv ng prison night have been
rtleas,d and the BHllstiA ofice sacked.
The rebels suddenly left the city about six o'clock,
followed by consd rabls force OF our troops, and
ght occurred near Lanes lasting two hour, n
which the enemy were severely punished and driven
Of
It was here that Colonies SArr and Ksndrick we're
wounded.
10 c,miog through LSues the rebels clptured two
guos and portiI o. tue Seventh Wisconsin battery,
and 9 pumber of one hundred days msn bat they
we're obliged 70 abandon the guns in q cir retreat
Alter the retreat Gen Forrest sent in Alg Of truce,
asking for exchange OF prisoners which denied.
Leu. Harrington o. the fbird United Safes arti-
lery, was killed IN the Gsvoso House. l-
hsjor Lansing, Of ths FJurlh coored artillery, and
Lieut. Kinsey, member Of Gsnetal WAshburne's stan
we're captured
When last heard from (aeVsp o'd OK Monday N ,rn-
ine) the rebels sghS miles from AOnneAugh Peek,
in jul retreat Col WiosloW's cIValry were pursuing
them.
The Third Illinois cavalry pissed through CIiro to-
day, en- rouss for Springfield. Forty OF lbs members
captured at Memphis o Sunday, among them Lieut.
Col D0nean aud NJ jlr Gamer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

Spirit Of'the Morning Press,

Shirt of the Morning Press.
Tia oilg consolation says The ETdsuiHST, WAioA The
Yankees have for the failures of Grant Abd sherman
Ia their often deluaed psrsuAsOn that the rebellion
mast b" BY this time exhausted Of men and supplies
and In their b. "a hopes In the powerful cooperation
&C Ganaral Starvation Various acts Of indiscretion
and H-sdIis,d pOlciss-suOh the uPlueky Virginia
seheSue Of uceshave greatly contributed to noutish
this hope; but all ibis suin 0us 20 % uu'O anu TAT
fou comprising the aims Of the foe, bu'iseryts 10
weaken the SOhhd'uce of the Yankees IN their lee
Referring 70 the th'Ot OF General Order NO 90 tns
EzIinsr shows hDU Massachusetts, keeps fes qao!a 70
tie ql..sd standard W. By getting credit TOR Is in
The shaps Of large German mpora,iOrs made BY that
State foI th xpress purpose Most Of these deser'ers
coms into sur hines requesting 70 be sent back TO Ger
aAny, and the BrGNiNsr THINKS that il deserves the
confederation of the Government whether this rsqusss
should not be complied wish as a matter Of policy
TIE Examiner, 10 exposing ias isiAey OF iAise
philanthropy which Ii thirks will DO the death OF rs
ys' warns tie Receive against 'hs eAntns osneTo-
sDcs shich appeals 10 its clemeuoy in oshAh OF the
ssrsar ard the inOsOdary al the expense OF the hon
st eli us Who have houses 70 be burned and broken
iGto.
The Eaqsirsr undertakes 70 shO~ that ian Armstiee
ca uroOossd by s dssplirins party CT Back Republic
the nth. Is by all means The most Formidable
tOrss they have yet employed against the OOnfsds-
raey.- WhEs; me Bsgs.rsr very properly rtAies The
opl, 1,ion upoa which We conclude Pssos and
sey cautions against the kra'egy OF our former al
lee il dOss rot tia: We sheuid reee. PROPOSE
H.as Or 40 Aful'dOs, tu' "Arus Us to keep all SrrsS
sssty and patience II No ct The foe for such Pur-
Vcss.
rms D;,oat.A dsVotss tee insJ to tAe raihoAd sJs
TN .asnssius Atlanta vi h Montgomery, and sSOss
Dat as,srm,n eauoo, srrloasl, damage Hoods com
sgoiea,iO,s even n the Ylaksss should take, held
"A fo,tf, pot oaly the West Point but the Macon
- ,l.,p In . vord Hood is s,ill 10 OluuuucltOo
i,h Al the country be wAs In communication With be-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
XIIRGINIA.-At Rules held IN the Clerk

W
0hioe OF the Circuit Court Of Ne.sal county, Mon
Daniel Lsrsoos, Executor Of Msry " Osge asss and
as trustee and lCgatse In her WILL Pht,
against
Psyten skipwiih and che next Of hin AMI esstelo the
said May W. Cahel. deceased, DgflE
The OH OF this suit Is have the last VII AID tesmert OF
Zoe sse diary W. oASe, e estAirI properly o:srdsd tns
ghs and interests OF her esaeeI aud her Ok ia 10 al
her estate aeetned and ed the sai estate de ireed
aid and distributed 10 IN per,ons emitted tneFeto The 40
nts ." he executor suitsd and settled; snd he 10 ueea
sad directed In the kd psirson q Tie ess 1t saved nara
less In regard thereto. AuG affidavit hsEi beea mAae
died In the psperi OF this that TO following
ned In anismendsd sneLt b eT red In thls
sGit, either Fesioe within poriiou q the @ ~ s ecu
Pied by the publ eoeny a. rooet % a ecn oShho
executed up5n them that diligence has ga ua oy Aoo
IL ee1sf the sAdpl ascertain 10 what c0r cor
p9Fauon they are wtsoui effect, viz; sriNsoa SsA' ""
hacfn s1d Nora hs wife 4 MIso5i befrt 'b9n IN
&C. Mason, William PlknsY aason, b.ha Sra.i2a Lucy
sStoo tn Balsh and Susan, Bis aie Oaaa ado "a
Mary Randolph Elss Tufner kborne b1ithy a.
Porchef sni Anna, his wife, Is ordsrsd nat hey 10 appear
THO month public hero" al 90 E9ss
IL pToct their and at fT OF ths or
dor be publish sues tsys weeks IN the sn
lond Whg Newspaper published In the city Of Ernno ano
ct the on door Of the Court house Of h ooonn
the frss dag Of tie maxi eoasty e;urt
su9-sAs GEO. s s1Eynss, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
RR0M EuROPE.

Nav YoiK. Aug. "A The steamer New Yorf, fsam
Southampton on she It'd, arrived here this morning.
Tue steamers Eursps aud Marathoa arrived W the
l5.h and the Begun OF the l6h.
The Loaton Times expresses establishment al ire
manler in ahioh iIed States bonds are sbssnted al
Fran klCrs adding that each successive fall ia regarded
by the nvss log bohdholdsrs with gra lfcsioa usesd
Of tismsy Tue Tines believes that Grants campaign
will continue unless the danger to Washington be &C
great az to dsmabd the return Of the main body oi
Granite sr@y The capture o. camond is coos dered
the Test OF lssAb y OF the NorIh TO make permanent
impression on til, O,n:eisrary.
Toe recsi loan advanced three per csni. on the
move Of Grsars Tepuss before Petersburg, closing al
77ae9
three iuals d ste amer anchored of Ea'es I.l'hd
vi the Is b. and sailed sgaia the sane eyaliDg She
Supposed TO be blockade runner and il Is believed she
10 10 carry so immense supply Of clothing to the O5a-
isdtTaoy,
Oonsols closed at spA sci.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

ooNTIRMAfIos OF fHI PiLL OF TjRf MORGAN.
. CAIRo, August 2s.-The Steamer hcGiu, from New
Orleans ON the 20 ), has arrived
The news from he feet in Mobile ~ briggs the fm.
portapt annout cemeut Of the fall OF For. Morgan.
The steamer l. noss,er fred into dftecn miles be.
Low Nalchz tue 10 b. Three shots struck he boat
bu. no one was burt The R,btl battery WAS supp orted
by about Eve hundred cavalry. uetal.Bfayman eom-
mauding at hatcher had sent a force Ia pursuit.
TIE recently reported capturAd by thu rebea
up the YsE 20 river had arrived safely at yhseug With
good eargoss OF cotton. q.
A largo number OF reid prisoners sTiiVsd'st Visks
burg ttcsny captured atsen miles back OF Miik sas
Bond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

0oscuFely had passed NJ life,
WTe ohed igsorsG7s-
Til !, like Byroo, Eoss, and touni
"Mssef enc meTaii g. ismovr"
Al dsrkened HAD lied YEA h.
T. ough now 30 bright n sl-nr,
Blu then this change Is no 5a nae.
Tee lately had some mousy
Where'er went Iolks rs9 sway
Az If from burniT 6 lava
ssem'd livirg emblem OF
Toe ''poiscn tree of Jtvs
IT'S not so nov; for sll, VOL.
Flock near, ike flies roun I,
Oh magic change Of fortun Is Wall--
I've idtiy had some mo'tcy!
used to cay some funny CbiD---
ALle,s dared 10 think g.
But dead upon toe ear they ie.l
Ard all away would shnnk .
Ny mouth Fever open now
Bat all cay is funny
They'll even bring hys'efies on
'IUs lately had some money!
Tho young and handsome, cnos though.
Tat ] sh6uld neer he welded;
Mamm their falglters kept rom Eae
As from o soart .ssoF dreaded
The leliest girl coul1 40! ncse
Nor her With hump aud ono cyl
BIT 'auge's" now RIM after me
I've lately had some money!
Ga gay suffice. in debate,
II | sn idea started,
ne'sf was listened 20, end a0us
Oafed how in so0rD I smsftsj.
Nv siiE atest Wbisper nov Is heard,
No moro their ezra are dIn6J:
Tnsy cannot acc Withou, my viens-
IT,. lately had come moray
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
TIE fOl owing are tue fl, al dispatches on
THH FIGHT AT REAyIf sTGTIoH.

*
THH fight At REAgI STATION.
Was DEPARMsHf,
AUGUST "a h-l0 20 A. N.
10 Major General Dir Nsp York:
On THURSDAY, the 25 b, General HsocOck, who vas
9th of Rsams' alton, the Weldon Riilroad. Sas
attacked ssYers times during the day, but he repulsed
toe enemy 10 every assault
Al bali pasl 6Fs P. n. on Thursday combined at
aek vas made upon bis centre and leit which. alter
ole Of The st desperate battles Of tbs war, resulted
IA tbs enemy withdrawing from the Said lesvirg their
a, I'D aud wounded 90 the Rroasd. Toe details Rrs
RiVen 10 the following brief official reports oil General
Gran General Meade and GeneSRi Hancock:
SECOND AMY CoRPs, Ang 26-6S0.
To Gen H6aPhrsyS
The attack about 80 vas probably intended 70 be
simultaneous BY Wilcox on my centre and Heb on my
left Tia enemy 70 med In the woods and placed their
aGtllsry In petition and opened heavy oannOnsds,
sstipg about 10 minutes and then assaulted General
Niles force He resisted tensoiOusly but the enemy
brots bis line
SSOls Of Gen. Gibbons troops Wers tu 9Fed over to
repair the damage md the enemy only gained tligt
foothO d. T6ey soon Attsmp'ed my exItme Iefs, SFv-
ing Gi5SOns' division from line, His men had been
much ~esIied ushng 10 The aid Of General Niles
and back during tho repeated as ,ul's
GiebOn, saeeesfe ed, ovevei, 10 torGiag strong
line, and ths enemy, who pressing on vi great
snlhus;a N severely checked By hs oismouDts
cavalry under Gsn- GrSgg, Waish he handled a-d
souely.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
He CITY.

sfIssrss OAsr A young m,n named WIN. D. Bjl:1
was btOuEt! before Recorder Casks this morning
charged wtt ststoing VIM. Ao'fis. II appeals Mat
B,lz on Saturday hight Loot bis hat at bal. Wsd
nstd,y evening Go saw Morris standing hear tue Ar
mory bridge viii bat which boxed like his, aud
Immediately welt UP AMI demanded ~ kno# what he
was doing With h,s hat Al alteration ea,uei. fesut-
iuE In night, daring which Morris received severe
stab In the back. asaF the lett shoulder BLADE.
10 the zbsence vi Witnesses, the case MAS Continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
rHnHaHAPH1C.

GREAT COSFLAeRArlON AT ASERICUs, GA
M4cOs, Aug 81 A tpee.a telegram from Fort Va
10y 10 day stses that large FIRE occurred at AueFioui
last night, Prices warehouse Elk thousand bales OF
cotton snd twenty seven buildings were burnt. The
fse IL osed have been The work Of ncendary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

MILITANT Miss Caroline Bentley, this morning,
preferred charge before the Recorder against Miss
Mary Miller for threatening TO beat her, Miss hilbF
who had besn baitd 10 slp,ar, Jailed 10 come INTO
cjurt and her bond Was forfeited and The case CCL.
| linn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

WAS committed TO the Jail o. PoWhstan
w county, on the 9Th Of jena 1854 Dpme3
JOaN the property Of Greed Taylor forue DFh.sn, bet
EhOss ieAidencs Is unknoEn The sab thoul. IS or
sl yssTs Of age and about feet insbes .lh crown
complexion Itcuy Quilt hsd &C Theo gtsr cat
and stIpsd vest His oGner ,SEested u rgId prove
property pay charges and take hr svsy r. aS' =
according To law. d LerJA,
iT1a-1eas Sts5fg CI tsrr-1fAr la7ltF-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
HEADERS. vIgaIAIA MI rrARY INSTITUTE.
LxxuaTos. Va, Auy. 18th, 1864.
GEsERAL ORpEss,

No. 20.
Tns exercises Of th ns viii be resaT ed at Lxxus
the lat day Of oootsr which day oees
esed Cadets, and newly appointed osdeu viii promptly
port for duty
II. de supplies Q. tbs Insasicp eas'sens ecthioG
books AID Subsistence Destroyed By The putc
tits e.senisl th1. esh usds se:l shns VIA nin iau
supply un.s-clothns cks one par gray psn
o1- owe coat Dsie ustress and bedairg
four tosescs esb ssa tooth brush. ala, tnifs nd
III srsT ooh fought By the Csae tie ciches
1 m .fe % ~ the sitris -
" Zach osees s ing .ir h iss 0 Iii sictlias b
lid with TIE Alternative
v. assut act nss sS atys q sscsas full supplies
Of .h salty Of .seh Csdt crg with
of sAcos The an act brought VII o. soi,sd ks
srpeIs ,eeout .. tie Cove se1t rats.
VI Oh Cadet VII al irs WITH in be ciss hcoz r,.cd
msy be required, far tcsce ta- cass mi:
toLs Alg = Ltstd Geometry, Isystcs spch
enmaar AID Gil sits l. tn 81 e' .ias Slsts All T.
os e-ssns>y and Dsyss D.sc' p ve on-.y l. ta< IS
o sss cecst-aays Calculus, are The ms rtedee.
W. temporary bek cabins the rxse Of con-
sFSaion he coomnoision Of tie vscey 1ts w.nta
ds;truc;icn OF hs eer -b tr3ir ~ ty ,s
e.snJ wI dsp,iv The Csdrs o. s u,z a.
~ d tosh 10 patriotic spirit vhisi sa.tes o.r ~hois
Perp vi Ike ttem cleeIfy etd >py
I'll nc 'tu,ion Be res'ie ed 10 ~ sps scpiIson
J. q ao-fssos, Acting Adiasant vhL $50 -hssV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

shat. SksI SsSs. hs-sS.s ssSss sl5 etkssSiss siss
abled, previous TO bring ahlAdoned.
l. Oar loss 10 prisoners is much less than vas q. first
supposed, large numbers of the missing who sIssg-
| glsd away have sinte come In. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

WAS rHIRk Dual CS MONDAY This question at
present divides the "ocAla" OF the ohmond Irsss-
We have our notion about the matte; bot, believing
tina. "tbe les, that is said the sooner msnded, mum
sba!l be the word.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

sEAs ovsR-Jamss Kifby, marirsr, was bsfots tbe
Recorder this morning Iof being drunk and disosda'y
in tho street Wednesday nghs. Tue facts charged be
iug fully established and KIRBY being unable 10 give
security for his future good bshsvor n, was cent to
I'D
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
MARRIEn.
DIED,

Pr rTJoBE -6IuRhia On the 10th nimoJ by ihs Rev.
EiEss0s Mr. r. L. PITTTJo-s, Of Amherst touaty, ana hi
JENNIE L, kAuRSAH Of Boittoutt county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02
RUNAWAY IN IaiI:
RUNAWAY JAxL.

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Buckingham
~ 0ouuty, the q OF JuSe, l,e4 negro HARRY
riches high, blsck complexion, 81 - years DID, has
barn on the hand shl loot been badly os
bitten, and one loser trout Goth Ut
Harry vas sold By Mrs Fanny son'oD NJ Prncs EdSId
la the city Richmond ~ rs months ago de sIys
he now bs ungs 70 Jno Smith Amherst county. Ihs
CURED 10 property, and pag charges
he VITA DO dealt with ne the Law directs
" VIM MILgs
au7O-csB J,or OF Buckingham county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

1Two LOTS OF LAND, WITH BRICK

.TWO LOTS OF LAND, WITH BRICK
COTTAGES and @pro,soe Is. os oh street. aa beyond
highest bidder, en- MONDAY September Jock,
the premises the two lots VIII ths oonyenient and desirable
bh IS oches and runGrg back A. g
singles within parallel lines i82 fe 20 the prop.y OF I'd
foStane Toe eseh LET eoust' OF
brick cottages With nr looms rseh besides closets tn1
clothes preses and conveispt houses for os ARC
wood Ia the yard Eeh cottage supplied with up ano
down ssi aud with water 10 the yard These cottages are
fol residences for families @
This 10 be very best opportunity for Investing In this the most
valnaoe description ~ ottst which nkey 10 IN
Richmond Tor aiong Tine Possession given 10 lew days after
the sale.
Terms cash. p W. GRUBB3 Ausyr.
Bepl-td suecz 10 0oddfa Aprs
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RUNAWAY IN JAN.

kkEzpEs On he sch ull Mrs JUDrf A. reet. Of James
'ssdsn, deceased; IL tee Goth year Of her age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

ErssoEnss vhsSs papsu MARRIED vim orOss wi unasi-
unad IhAa 9sE Of Assipton abOui,o saPEs ana VII
rail pSonpIy u neg wish hair papers contained
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-02

BYP W. GRUBss AucnosKFs
EARM ON BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE
l. NIL FROM fBE CITY FOR RkNr.-wil be rented out
the year 1855, public auction, sm,e TUES
DAY. september 6h 5S4, soek p NJ very
bic FAR the south ellie OF ih- Brook Turnpike
Toll Hathe late Tdence Of John DArraeoif deceased Tue
dwelling eleI With all the necessary cut beidpgs There
20 u very fertile ltad zad very prodaetV- gsfjeb
This ndeei u The most desirable places ~ IN yicaJ
Richmond, either sTi enc. 70. cultivation Possession
lat January neSt.
fE.Ns -PAyab!s qasitsGy In advance.
p W. GaU6Bs, Aus.r,
Hu9l b. SCISSOR TO idin 4 A. pssjD.