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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-18
NEW YORK. Nov. II.

NEW lOkh, NOV lie
The Herald's New Orleans CORES
pendent says our gunboats are watching
the mouth Of the Red River for three
formidable rebel rams, expected down
when tbs water rises.
The cotton crop of Texas, like that Of
Louisiana, is epor & d destroyed by
worms, The yield Of corn is abundant.
JEFF. Davis currency is almost entire
ly set aside in Texas, and gold and silver
only accepted.
Kirby Smith stopped 100, car loads OF
cotton belonging to private indivduls,
destined for Mexico. Only shipments
on rebel accounts are allowed.
AT Mobile, our gunboats make expe-
riments Smelling the city three hours per
day.
L Herald's Washington dispatch
says, information has been received that
the rebels in the Valley are being rein
forced, and are attempting TO flank Gen.
Sheridan, so as to threaten Maryland
and Pennsylvania but Gen. Sheridan
is prepared for them, having, on We'd
nesday, issued marching orders to his
army,
Dispatches from the front says the reb-
els, some days ago, were in force at
Stanton, and that it is their intention to
move on our lines at once.
The Richmond Sentinel, of Wednes-
lay, says large fleet of Union gun
boats and ironcIads are in the James
River, below Dutch Gap. 1t also says
he Union soldiers are not making pre-
paratons for winter quarters, and it is
t h at Grant contemplates a
on Wilmington, N. C.spaia
Weldon, and is already sending troops
10 the latter place.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. IL.
One of the editors of the Philadelphia
Bullten just arrived from the front, re-
ports that on Monday morning just at
the rebels attacked our pickets
south Of Atlanta, and killed and wound
I'd two of the Sd Indiana regiment, but
subsequently, fell back. On Wednesday
morning the rebels made three attacks
N Atlanta, shells being thrown as far as
Rolling Mills. A most desperate attem-
1t was made on the Rough and Ready
Dad. The rebel artillery was within
1000 yards Of our works, and their infan
ry and dismounted cavalry within 1000
ards.
Our men were aroused from their
numbers and quick moving to defences,
Don drove the rebels off. The rebels
we're part of Young's command they
inally retreated warks Marion. -
Dur army is in excellent spirits are well
applied with rations. The election has
zone largely for Lincoln.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-18

Most startling and sad among our
foreign dispatches is the news of a
terrific hurricane at Calcutta on the
9Th ult. and an appalling loss of hui
man life. A large part of the vessels
that were at anchor in the Hoogly,
the river upon which Calcutta is
situated, was destroyed, and the loss
of property to ship owners and mer-
chants is counted by tens of millions
of dollars. But great as was the
havoc among the shipping and the
loss ofproperty, the ships and the dol
lars seem of small account compared
with the immense sacrifice Of human
life. A large portion Of the city was
inundated by the Hoogly, whose
raging current found no restraint III
its banks or in the brcakwater two
miles long and forty feet high built
to protect the city from floods and
the populous villages that crowd the
suburbs of Calcutta were also SUMNER
ged, and no less than twelve thOus-
and persons are believed to have
been drowned. The European news
is triaing. The treaty of peace be-
tween Denmark and he German
powers had at last been signed
Muller, the stupid railway murderer
was to be hung to-day, and press and
people acquiesce, to save some OF
his cOuntrys men. John Leech the
celebrated caricaturist for Punch, is
dead, and what will Punch do for
caricatures now? The English pap
ers howl fercely about the Florida
and talk large about having justice
done, but it will end in talk. The
British money market is improving.
The Boston Post complains that
success does not make Mr. Sumner
any more amiable. 1t was rather
hard in him to say, Monday night in
Faneuil Hall, of the defeated par.
ty -
"Loathsome and putrid from cor,
ruption, it had been nuisance while
it was above ground, and was now to
be hurried out of sight that stencil
might no longer continue to annoy
the world. When the head of GER
tain British monarch dropped upon
the block, the executioner taking it
up, held it up before the people, and
said, This is the head of a traitor.
And he in the same way now took
up that of the democratic party, and
held it up before the people and said,
This is the head of a traitor And
now we buried it, and danced over
its grave, and made music at its fu-
neral"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-18

Gen Lee has promised the rebel
army that if they hold his lines I'M
broken a fortnight longer he will
give | 8 men in each 100 fnrloughs
to go home. He evidently thinks
the campaign is about over. The
Richmond Dispatch considers h e
fighting substantially over for the
season, and says their men are pre-
pairing winter quarters. New cloth
ing and fine wooden blankets from
England have been distributed to the
rebel troops,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
RIoanOND sour ASSOCIATION.

society has been tormel for the purpose Of heing In tbs
vppot and relief the poor OF Richmond and s suburbs ey
r them with daily supply Of wholesome and noihaoaI
oun on ,uch terms will bring 1t within the reach Of ALL
The soup House located in the basement the Metropolitan
usu nm Franklin street, between 1871 and lah, aud viii be
n.nsd for asnbuon on nest Thursday TIE sf Of December
IN. k,,r OF dsbuIon Announced In the daily papers,
The soup will be given by the quart upon the presentation
=, totst the Price Of which Time be than
ouArter of lar will be announced month in the
AdVsrussueut OF the Association.
The ekets vii be obtained and paid for al the once Of the
ar Of the Association hr D. Gibson, Gary est
tvs.p 18th and 18Th drbuuon vii be under the control
Of the ladies Of Union Benevolent soce who alone are
.,berSed ethe & purchase eke OF the Treasurer to is
sus ders upon him for the sale Of tickets The TsAuei Will
ss notice In The papers What hours Of the day the once will
be open for the sale Of Tickets
II IA DEF med SSAy comment on the Importance OF
this new enteIpre Its prOpi uieiu meas must be HPPA
rant 40 ALI The Soup Hsue beIpeced in Bo tine to be-
oos se But heavy expenses are necessarily In
ru,r.a in the rst inst nee, rspefa solicit
I'd 6eabuoaS money be sent either TO the PfesdsL
or 70 the Tresiursr.
Contributions hind such wood AID vegetables which are
,,Ueoay REQUESTED should be SOnsgna TO the care Of the sup
pv AR,ut Ths soap HoaIe HnaG the control Of the Exsea
v. committee Of the Associations consisting Of nine directors,
assisted BIZ the Gdlss Of the Union Benevolent soeis who Will
Wilt the different districts Of the wn and distribute tae Tickets
Presdent-KeV Dr Minneapolis.
Beeretary-WE Grsy To-.
freAlurer--WmD G.bSon.
sappIy AEsni-hArk Downey.
Ruperintet sn.--wm Irving.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29


3 ..s .tktas vts u xsiSssA AdssssseSSsHsS b zee
IOssly ShssseI By the troops.
We have nothing from our Valley Army worthy Of
note.
All continues quiet on the North as we'll az the South
side of the James, and with the exception Of little
arius yesterday afternoon which, No presume, vas in
con pEment to ButN's Dutch Gap CANAL pro sct not
gun has been heard since our last report.
FROM PETERSBURG
The Express of Saturday s OF opinion that there are
indications which make it evident that the en my dee
gus an early NOV, msnt in that quArterAnd adds be
O4n make no movement, however bu. what he will fed
himself closely watched, and jul preparations made to
meet and check il.
Ssouts Who lsiI ANTE lines on Thursday, report
that he ID gradually moving bis troops towards our right
Tie Yankees vtite and negroes, still, We learn,
committing in surry and the other counties within
their Inca the moe. grAnt Ourt gS upon persons and
properly. Some of shese IRE too disgusting to be re-
s.ed in sbs columns OF rspu'ab'e Journal
TIE BIGGEST THING
Wasn the Maryland Dsss snou Oalltd on Lincoln to
congratulate him 90 the success OF the management
vbioh had abolilonizs I'D such counties st. Mays,
OharIss Anne Arundel Pence George, IL, which, IN
prinsp!e faith and podcs, are a. tue as the truss'
TO the CAUSE Of State Rights aud constitutional liberty,
With Characteristic classic e,sgal CO, he bAndlJ Re.
marked thAsit wAs "a Big thing Tee New York
World the Nses, and other DsmoetAHc journals, at
ouss denounced the expression low bred and Vul-
gar. saWusy Bennett, hoseVeE coming 70 ths retcae
Of the Yankee Ohisf Magistrate, Intends that Is u
al,uabs expression, aud Is rAOeabls % Terrence, she
chief Tin author Of c,msdies uho Ia Of his wife
,is,t productions, says Res magma t which, trAnis
lated means IL is big Thing" II Lleoln did big
thuE hs!ors bic re- election, nov that he has given the
aais,us 70 the YOppg Napoleon and all his acid
ssali 10 confidently 'Ips. that
Feeling he has the rOtIdin a sling,
He sW iry to do s'sS Bigger Hiasj
that clothing himself in tho gorgeous mill
tar, raiosnt, aud surrsuadsd With brilliant staff
among whom the faySn plume OF The Black DouEISs
Oll bo a. prominent a. ever In battle the white
pluus Of Harry of Navarro, he will, with HOOser in
,ons,iOp, give the GENERALIZATION, the world. B,
nations right Wheel march - The sea did not obey
uauuts the Great aud may out that the nations
Of the earth eulAtng the ObstinSOJ OF the sea- NAV
refuse to obey tho great Abraham. If the blockade
docs not continue too strict vii know the result
We presume, in due time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

1, accordance Win what have understood to be
tbs d szu Of tie military 81 hoFiues, and, No may
EksEiae stale, Wt5 visWJ, We have stndiously
retained from publishing SGch late lgeuee from
Georgia az may be Of service to tho enemy BY inform
log him Of the posi- ion sAd probable ue OF march OF
s esu.an's forces We have 50 sSrupulOusy adhered
10 tits policy that We hAvs Withheld IRON ths public
nsus Wh'ch, Willie {. would have been extremely in
tsrssing 70 cur readers and very valuable to our CO.
unns. We iasdsroI o5ut,abspd at this U~s. suoo
were the reports contained 10 he Georgia papers which
osms 10 hand yesterday. We declined to Fu5lish
them olEJs pIiad Jaeis they contained tie very H.
formation which the eLtmy s 60 AK Gus 20 ges-iuS'-
eating, "a th.y PurporI 10 90, stemsns position aud
tAe Direction Ct his sdvaIce on certain given date
We mako Ibis sAsement Ia o,d5r thai The public ~s'
kaca uby these accounts do not reach theP thT"ush
ous cJ.s,uus. Why other oity papers are not NH
Ecsd by similar c1Gsii5ra'ions Il ID not our business
70 our; 10 shall cousnl ourselves viii saying that
until tbey kssso resolve to maintain silence, 10 saali
10. de- u clnbsot Us 10 suppress tie bows that
may reach "a through our exchanges or OIhsfEise.-
The rule mast 10 general aad iaU0aO's o. Il "a simply
unjust osr;sinly cannot be eIpeeted to submit TO
e longer While other paPsr5 bsneh, Jlst to the eI-
tsns 10 which We safer. Az another illustration Of
What ue mean. We nav stale that Gu Saturday morn
ing We received tel gsam giving an account ct The
s.l sbury ensaie. sh"rly sfterU7Jis, 70 HsFo In
formed, through note from A. A. g. OF this poet,
tia, tie military authorities dssirsd that 30 mention
s5o5i b made Of tie occurrence. OF course, ~
deferred to tie suggestion suppressed 'he tee-
gam; but greatly to surprise, he news Was PUB
Hshsd thas very surg in che rsPeF, aud hss b'er
SINCE repubisted 10 al tho O,hSF etI papers eIeep
the W.-g No ahoaii bks 10 knox E=ethss the Wh's
alone ia expected 10 conform the pocT Indicated b!
the military auhorioa wbii5 sll ths other papers re-
uisin Tree to DO exactly e. taeY FlsaEe-zhst thel
please, being he publication Of in'eiBgercs which VI
are called ca TO su press.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
TRB CITY.

MAYoRs CoURF There were large number OF CT
sea before the Mayor this morning. We mention come
of the most important:
Franklin Jones was sent on to the Hn.tngs Court
for breaking into the house of AnDe Thomas and sta
ing the clothing watch and chain aud 5000 rom Harry
D lkes, who WAS then aud there asleep 10 the said
AnGe PaomaL house. viii lie roc 1lifc ed thai Jones
was arreoted on the Central railroad with Dilke
olothes, watch and m0n0y on his person
Joseph Johnson aud Barney Ones swsre charged
With ropbing j. ssokss OF so dollars, hat and neck
handkerchief
STOKES stated be was 5 returned pcralei prisoner
Lss: Monday night tho prisoners inveiged INN into
gogshop and attempted 10 mlko him drGuk o. his
rciusilg TO pay carlo, Johnson knceked him down
under bsgsteils table. TIey followed him saa rob
bed him and cursed him because he did not have or
any boots which they might steal.
jeremiah Toomey esd tho parties were in his hcuTs
drinking, and getting into q row abeut gama OF
ssris, he ordered them out Alter While sosei
,ms bci CT said be hsi been Tobbed. Had uuieF
scod Stokes to say thai be had no money; that TIE
/ Lssters had il.
Detective Bray stated that Whsn he arestcd John
sop the latter tried to sar up forged paper pupor-
ing TO De permit from Captain hcouhbln to searcl
houses for silver spoons,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
IHE NEWS
FRnN TIE vALLEY.

TIE rep,rs that yguebt's corps, Of shsridan' army
bsalsf. the ylsy ana 'in'd Gran, tarui ut nos &c
be s5-as or ths 2it, in the neigSorheod Of heE1a
ts~u-it T.s resissed BY sasridaR-
Tao HTaG o. The % s,ys: AmaRg tie fhcess
pres, n were GszeF4l Eaory, DSShb Gs'tJ, s'ynstr
Whes.On and GAIT General Orock Wss unavOiSSell
absent
Wbsn Sheridan msds his appearances with bis san
and Division Commander, the bands struck up-"Hah
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

FIm The alarm Of fee at ten o'clock this morning
was caused by hs burning Of mattress in the dwelling
house Of Mr. L W fompknB corner OF let and Gary
street. The bod Was Consumed and hole burnt in the
floor before the are discovered 1t was, however,
srtnau!ahed without further damage being sustained
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

pfsG,h.s apssGssa is$t ssssass, IL Isssise d>atiA
rhuadsr this nornirs hsS ssolsn the scat Of soldier
namod counsrs. oonnsrs followed him up and found
the coat on him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
INFORMATION WANTED.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR hEST,
81

STOCK, PLANTATION UTENSILS, Dc.
WILL he rented out TO the highest bidder, if
w not pro Souy disposed Of THURSDAY The l5h Of DE
ceber my valuable farm the Ohckshony the county Of
Hanover, within eight les OF Richmond.
The land RIGA, and vel! sdapd to the owth corn wheat
Gets and vegetables Thirty hands be prc6taby worked "a
the place There two productive grcenS vsr lsre inca
do orchards Of choice peaehss and apples. Fifty bushe
Of wheat has been seeded
The buIinss oSmnodous AZ 10 good order The dwell.
ing ia enough 10 accommodate good families IL
comfort
IL Sil be rented ia the whole or In detached parcels.
There Is very large lot Of manure tbs place.
Some plantation implements sOld incrdnp
fan, hsier btsEcztteTs reAperS pseke
saw mill, wheat drums, wagons, carts, Wheels, &c.
wa. r. GAISTa.
no26-e6t BeX 100, Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

BURxr TO DrArH-A negro child, seven years OF
a-e, was burnt up 10 kitchen, on Adams street, near
Broad, which took FIRE AID was burnt last Friday
evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
WANTED.

NOTICE.
CTOLEN from the South Carolina Soldiers
- Htme on saturday, Hoyenbsr 96sh small Bay Mar,
a. Ala ana Bird e. Bald Mare about l4 hands high dhed
fac ed aud shows deposition to bite add kick when up
hundred dollars viii be paid for the said mae
and two hundred and hy collars for proof c convc
the thief . a W. DSlLLfi
noQs-Qts P,eldh Division
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
LARGE SALE OF SLAVES.

A s Executor of the last will aud testament of
Daniel Day deceased GLd In pursuance Of decree II the
Ct cult Court county pronounced the 26h day
OF August 1884, the dersgnei W ae n day Of January
1895 bere the market house. In tue city LYLchurg expose
ale by way Of public auction about FIFTY 81 tVES belong
10 he estate cthe sail decedsnt consisting Of women
boz girls the terms oil sale VIII De maze knoWa ST tie
ROBERT O. MARTIN
saAUEL II. TURNER,
LEWIS s. OAheBELL,
nos -e,dtd Executors OF DArI'L DAY, dereased-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

VALUA BI II 70 Isl DEM n AND FLA NIAIIUN
FOR BENT
WILL be rented, at public auction, at Burke
w yie Va on FRIDAY the I'd day Of December, 1854 the
tract r. isnd beoneiag 10 fThomss Nelson, deceased
su TED vithi two II miles Of BnIkeVile. The tract
nsins about zoe tn ussnd VI lard and has g1od we'll
g and the NECESSARY upon H. tie latter slightly
an repA Persons desiring Ielt requested 20 examine The
P GILEB A. MILLER, TX ecutor
mos a. or THOMAS NELSON deceased.
EIAminer copy and send bill to Wing once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

HEApQRs IEsP'Rs OFFICE, 5TH Disr. Va.
Ciarks0He, Nov. 18th, 1864.
IN pursuance of General Order No. 81, A. & T..
current sell s, and Transcription creul No, Head
quarters Forces Of Virginia III persons In the District
holding certificates disability and all tAOse assign
ed 20 hight luty hereby ordered 10 rep ri In heir respective
c1untIt Cor inspection, AT the following named times and
At Charlotte Court House on the 18th and 19thinst
AppOmattoN I'D s3l
Parmyls irce Edward, 4h 10Th
Halifax Court House, 18th 2Hh
NeckenbuTg oth ON Dec,
Biunswlck Sth Sh
Lun i<tu lotu
This obeyel the DELI qusnti will be sulj eted
TO an arfe by guard Those physically unable
report person u report through certificates Of their
attending sans - heir cOanty enrolling oh1cera
T. l.. HENLEY,
uo2l- Il Inspector.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
ILIRGINIA.-At Rnles held In the Clerki
nUNAWANs IAN.

THE following Negroes have been committed
\ 10 the City jail, IuLaWays, va:
AMOS committed May H. 1864, The property Of frank II.
Nsrd Baltimore, had by0Fn psuts snd sTsy JACKET Is
about 10 yea old, ABOUT let sh sD his sommItmeni
be Says he es AMI fo P'erJds, sud calls himself
k0Iirs
OiTHAnsg small SRI, committed eepl. e 1864 hsd on
check OIL cotton Dress Is ebOut 20 Oh Gbu h,h
and BLACK says size belongs 10 Eesn LTesib Of Chesterfield
e0uBty ,
LIZZIE committed Get 1894 atLe properly Of the widow o!
John Jsys OF Charles City coutyEsd checked cotton
dress, "a 10 ysAr bs6k fsei 18th
tIILi unit Oct a, 1sCi bsi5EPirgIO Temple,
Richmond bdt ssys she beiangs M Wade cGItsa
dress shout no OidblscF, ard abou' feet high.
Tbs owErs 81 the above slaves regretted forward,
OSHsrbp aai essas, hey viii D. eoid aeenE9ns
TO lSa. THOs. u DEDLkY,
s-rat CITY kinimont. p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
FOR RENT.
ISsPECTION NOTICE

A LII PERSONS IN FOURTH CONGREs-
IN sIsNAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, "hol ing cehcst,s
Of permanent disability aud all til assigned hight us
will report Is follows:
Patsf5burg my ONCE Bark street, Hovsnbsr ian ani
18TH
Prince GssEge county, Ocs BsnE street. Peter burg
Nov ember 18th.
oheuerhsli county, at OhsEtsEnsli COu BOpas ytmt
18th sud 18th
DinSiis ouaY, at Dnsi Idle 0oar aorse, Hoveutef2 49,
EuOWay eou1ty, ct FouoFGT joErt House. November 2J
Amelia ooani5 at Amelia nSart House Eotsmter 9ith.
Cumberland county at Ou erisni court Hous Eoyemb 2
e6th.
fwhataa county. at P"vhssn COURT House, November
Goohand county, Goochsld O5uIt Bou November zgk
1854 inspection IN uance Of P,r dsa Orders ST.
ADJ and lnsp'r Genls ONCE current series.
Prompt compliance with This notice Is expected and any De-.
persons fall to do So except nom sckness OF .ine
unavoidable csu,a in In each subjected are Us
the c1nsopt qua AMI sIsminatoa by Medical a iu,
Board.
prevented from reporting shove ordered by
Of siineJi will forward T. me tnToiug O1c % tt
live counties the GedoSe OF their attending physician COZ m
ther disability, s extent, &C to be raGsnttsd
Ace.
Aha attention Enrolling osers 10 called to ords lnl
their active 0DtratOn r qusst-d. ] HEApH,
Lieut. aud iuslf OonsoTpt ION 4ih Gong Dlt
no II d29lh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

WHK Notes of the Merchants Bank of Vii
gina OF the denomination five Dollars and upuaras N
be in CON, presentation the coInte faid
Ba nk the city Of Lyn.hburg al the rate dollar CEN
for FIVE dollars II the noses. Jho =. BAUGH,
. al IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

Ire'psetiny refer tsEaS to the following letter from
we'll known hoase in Augusts. Ga NEAL
AUGUSTA. Ostober sih, 1854.
Mr. W. Wbtlcck Who has Just contested hmsf in huncss
IL This city with ~ Thomas n. Neal ofDsnyic has been in my
employ ss lengh de, Sud Ike s5est pleasure 10
cornuendnF 70 my old ends and pat in VI g1la ard
where A. gentleman Of high character, thorough tusaes
nae au entirely reliable Mr. Wrock enjoys the and
esteem Of h ellis ms Of is place, and have hesitation 10
saying III. busins uEsed him will be well cared Tor
WYATT
To W 7 souihsriu. ESQ. napvile. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

STOLEN.
TAKEN from my house by the Yankee Raid
J. srs one per cent cert Heats, No. 65s5, for $500
Application Win be made at the Trtssury for renewal
oaas-iave,s THos. BRoNAuGH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

$500 REWARD.
p ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
IL night, the 2th oSober negro gri, MARY EsTy
bought OF hesu Lee Bowman Richmond, hsd besn
brought on Yanc,yyie North oaroIna, ago.
where she hs been yDg STA years with nr a. MT
shen. Her husbund drives ssgon In Vance yii She
rAsi BY Hr Henry Davis Of Pneu EiwAri Efosle
pot where she has good many relatives Say GyBg to get
back TO North oa oai ana win gag awhile 81 Mr.
Wis, ans no doubt viii travel on forged She IL bright
muaso made, ~ twenty OLD. msduIn height
fall head OF hair With very feminine very
likely girl
viii give the above reward Of ave handred dollar. y00 for
her delivery and pay all travelling e1pensss I'VE
drsd dollars put In so.ae jail 90 can get her.
aoBr. r. GOODMAN,
l-dlms CGriSrssiIs p. d M a.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

NEAL IL WHITLOCK,
GENERAL AGENTS l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE BALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco,
ANY Kind OF Il X % - u T. Is /,
THH.
PURCHASE OF GOODS FOR ORDERS,
NO. lss BHOAD STHKET,
AUGUSTA GEORGIA.
.NFRREsoEs:
Edward Thomas President Union Bank, Augusta
John Bones President Bank Augusta.
Pietbing Roland, Merchants,
hanback, Cooper,
WlooI Hand,
Alfred Haker
James H. Taylor t,
Wilkinson Fargo,
William Msrt, sayeDnah.
hllinsr, Keen a o., Augusta.
ftOFes, Williamson 90, Richmond
Williams 4 MOI feet, -
johnson q DranSfDrd
LABH, RGaestte A Co., tii eelSbCTo'.
And merchants and ousE less Of Dsnvlle generally.
ID " Al, 81 DsnVine, Va.
RW HHITL0OK, Of Augusta, Ca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
rRnn rnr NORTH aIpT.

Al continues quis, the North as vol AZ the South
side of the James, and with the exception Of little
sring yesterday afternoon, which, No presume, was in
con pliment to Butss Dutch Gap Canal pre- jsct not
gun has been heard since our last report.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

The h.dsr publishes the following account of the
capture OF the FlOraa written BY Captain Norris, hsF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

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