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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13

From the Rev. Thos Winter, Faster of Roxborough,
Baptist Church.
DR JACKSON ;Dear SRI feel ii due to your excel
lent preparation. loOfand's GGrllan Bilers. to add
my testimony TO the deserved reputation it has obtain
ed. have for years, at times, been troubled with
great disorder in my head and nervous system. was
advised bv friend to try bottle of your German t
ters. dad so and have experienced great and uneN
pecGd relief; NY health has been very materially ben
Gifted. | confidently recommend the article whore
meet with cases similar to my own and have been
sured by many of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, II. WINTER. kozborough, Pa.
From Rev. j. g. Herman Of the German Reformed
Church, kutz,own, Berks county, Pa.
DR.CM. JACKSON Respected Sir IL have been SIC
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, aud have never
used any medicine that dad as much good llooi
lands Filters | am very much improved in heat
after takiug five bott~s, Respectfully yours,
J. 5, 1ARMAN.
Large Size (hOlding nearly double quan,ity)
$l,0O per Botte-half dozen, s. 90
Small SiIo-75 cents per Bottle-half dozen, 81 %
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEI1S.
See that the signature or &c. NJ. JACksON,"i Is ON
the WRApPER of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the article,
do not be put off by any of the intoxicating prepara-
aud we will forward, securely packed by express,
Principal Office and Man1dctory,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13
French Breakfast and Dinner
G. d r r II r..

OWING to the very high price Of Coffee nnd the
great difficulty III procuring n good, uniform and
reliable article our customers have oitRn expressed
wish that they could be supplied from first hands. 1t
90 illn InInnlinn of tho
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13

REAfE.hIBE Err THAT THIS BITTERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
T II Z CIT Y,

RGooRDEE's OoURF There vas OnlJ one case Of in
tsrelt before this court this mOrniDgths rest ali
negroes aud huSss.'Fs.
Lieutenant Chas. HAbeusF was charged with Ottefhpt
ing to pick the poOkNs Of Joseph Saith aud Warner
Payne.
It appesrt thai, lest night, while Payne sOd Smith
ware asleep at the GsOft Ia SJlders Home, they
aroused by eems one attempting 10 pick their pockets
Thew gave the alarm The man ran to the back door
and tried to get out, bu, the door being licked, be
Tas caught, aud turned cut to be Habener.
Me-. RI'c flo stated to the court that be did not ap-
pear as the counsel, bat the friend Of hf, HabeneT
n. q. had been Glulk shout the streets for ieS
aa,, SO drunk ss 10 be insane While in this cOnd-
ton he hsd been guilty of he charge preferred against
MIN, H. vas man Of hitherto ibemshed character,
sbo but fjF bic drunken condition, EOnl rot lave
been guilty of anything ulbeOomDg gentlsns n. He
was an III ser in the 4 Yrgioia Cavalry.
The eordeF said th,t VhilO ills heirg drunk did
40, e1ous be prisoner, yet The cenoe OF attempt
ing to commit lao sy was Ou!y msdemeanoF, end as
al. the parties Wr! soldIers he would send the accused
to the Provost Marshall:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
TRBREw&


Zee lssss. accounts from Mobile state thst the Yam
ke, are chang NJ their base from Cedar Point to Navy
We. Navy Cove is in the opposite eastern side Of
tho B.y, nssr For, Morgan The Register thinks the
Yankees iouad iha mosquiiOes Troublesome ST Cedar
Pitt
Toe TriBsus hss gathered IRON medical ofh'trs, late
OF The Fors Gaines gSr'soo, who haVe ja7t returned
tom ke1 Orleans, part cusIs injected wish the s'T-
seedeF Of tia IT. shioA pace b. conduct OF Colonel
ku5eEso 10 stheF more layOsabls light Tney COZ
s,5 so,sin Vass' statement ss the disabled cond-
,,ss Of tts FJst, there hang ly 81 FOUNDER on
ne aotta lids slDg upon ths Ct, and no' shell to
H.
Fws nsn ssIs KILLED 10 sha! sls Hg"dsi IS the
safest yat the st.
tn. q landing Of tEs e0eUy ~aS made 90 'he spi'
CT soytn miles IRON ths iOst iEez Witch p0in they
,aazsj M 70 distsres Of sb3u three mice, EoeTs
NAV bailf suhlrf AID landed guns After MS 'hs1
.os,osobsd sssjuAy until Thursday, August 4-h' they
h,d established strong lne completely ae'oss the
800 18th battery on either a,nk and another IN the
asut1s short sslf mile IRON Ihs fort F'om toe .nS
nav we're ui,hn mile And hall Of the fort skif
,n.sbipR had been kept up By cur Pieke's.
Tia acct 80 Is ran In F.id.y morning, n'sa nuaO''
Of slos al Fort GsnsA
Zoe suggestion OF a Surrender h'st came 'i0@ VIC
cheers. and vas opposed BY Colonel Anderson, VIC
,sss,ssa {, AZ ursmatuTt; tus hlaly eSrsn'sH0n u
era "a. he'd Saturday, nig in Sheh the opniSl
ss decided h., ths Fort would be % aoie 70 's''' .
sfssE, and TT usut Has sssSd 10 Col Auss'sOl
Ereounsnaisg M opening u HsS0ua1oas Wal w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

TsR sTEaMsR ALLIsoE.-Asa paragraph In yesterday
eysnipRs us In relation TO The steamer Schultz may,
rerbaps give tue npressga that the steamer Allison is
oalv 10 be taken u the employment 81 the Govern
mfnt while the aJhul Ia being repaired, end this not
being Tire csse, We Think it necessary TO explain it. Tee
Schulz being small aud "hapdy" has been ChAy used
BY cur Agent of Exchange in his trips to Yarns ard by
the Government for light duty, but tie Allison, fee
fret class steamer has baen and continues the ain lie.
Eancs of the Agent he traneporta ion OF prisoners
to aud from the point OF exchange The AisOu is alsO
in constant use by tie Government fOF the trsnsporta
ton Of pPples artillery sores, ia. 9th the Allison
aad SCLuI are valuable boats to tho Government In
thousand ways, aud Whas esyng good wsri for one,
no do not viii TO dispsrass the other
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
IN MRAInRIAM

On Wednesday, the 7h instant, departed this nfe, JOHN
GAYLE BAYNE eldest OF rhcs and AaA Ayle Bsyne
aged years.
Such mortnsry vorlS 10 Will recorte the pssag
away Of intsg ard Interesting shd the pride
Of loving fhsf aud III Joy OF devoted mother. l. IA
pAlCfal TO part from those We love, at al tim s. Tut
how much poignant Is grief when thoEe Wlo
are bereft the cherished objects OF earthly
hopes and the PoDitd Soace Of oar fAlog 9esri IL Is
uheutTAher almost Iposs ble-for submit 10 tbs
which M down the dArngs Of heart YET accord.
lag h teachings Of the fAt1 houd not mourn over those
VIII die young they tm III, OF suffering and Elm 10
Joy sVelAst-g bliss eternal When hath seemed best 10
Him who uItth oil things oaIo hrssh the s angels that
He SiVeu cheer though the gloomy journey
m should weep al their s bit rather Tt ce taAt hsy
ned 81 Ia kingdom which the Divine asst tells
their Let u then, bow su6mis5lVely " his WILL nor
seek 0 serutn : It's depths -...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

slis .-S:s s:iiSsk skisy VIA NM ssae
g. HilGlE, foasssd lsW genus and species cI sTuuo'
struthOus hlrdF allied to Dnorss for which be pro-
poses the name Is Iynormis Mex mus The most srlA-
ing character Of the egg Of EpyDoflls s Their enor
nous size The largest Of tho two teceived Of fSrs
measured length wire no less than feet ~ nenes ana
breadth wise feet inches 10 circumference. Is ex-
treme length in straight line was IL inches. Pf"f
Gee ro ST. Hilaire estimated that itwoud contain lot
quartz or nearly much as SIX ostrich eggs large
ostrich egg We may mention, measures only Ct irches
in length, being little more than halt thai oil the
lEpynOFmis. q I2I 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

TaEATsIo4L We have no space, this evening, toT a
,riiosn uloa the ign6ed Aurora lloyd, or the trust
ing b'g-Aesrted 1hn Mellsh. We therefore must
content ourstlt with qlOing from sparkling critic,
EhO, IN being ak,d, after seeing East Lynne, Have
We al actress among US" promptly replied :" I'd aVe'
mons"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

CoIosslL BIsD OF AADisA eAR Ia the year 1850.
Fo nsh chip csp'an psued AbAddls, being the
south coas. OF Madagascar ob'erve5 10 he hs1ds Of
naive shell OF 81 antio ogg which Rad been rios
rated a. enc Of i's tIrmiseJ ard used for domestic
ourpoaes Nc Abadtis beng attracted by the unusual
dnspsions of h5tgg, ct to work TO preserve speo-
meas OF L. De uhimI ely succeeded in Ob aiming from
the ns ives besides The specimen hstfs1n Two others
oae OF them iIuad tie debris OF a rte,n land ship.
The o,heT was dsin'ered iron ar can't Suvial lorna
ton, together Efh some bones Of sPFssnIly no lass
gigantic sizA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
FROM PETERSBURG.
Especial q Ms Evening Wig ]

Especial & the Evening Why
PEfEBsBuse ssp. Heavy CAanonad,ng was kept
up on our LETT and contra yesterday morning, with come
shell of the city. "a.
Il loW definitely Oscera'nel hat Grant is building
railroad 10 Goun:ot his ,xems left with his base OF
supplies at City Point. Tbs looks IS though he in
tended permAlen occupation Of the Weldon railroad
aud 10 20 into winter quarters in front of Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
TREAsUaY DEPARTMENT, U. 5 A,
RICaEOED. July %, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order TO promote far practicable the eAJ qulda
don by the easury OF OUTSTANDING FAXED SUfhs the
TTessu Assistant rsasureF AMI Pay Deposit4s Ia df
stAtes hereby authorized ~ receive tbs said noes
The 70 notes, Cos per deposit Issuing
Certificates Of Loan upon hypoiheS slon
bonds. The said certificates ~ be plyADe OemAnd
expiration Of ninety days.
agents Of the are hereby Au
korEed TO receive the taxed notes, except
n&nd in payment OF bonds when Iod ~ The rste Of cts py
ccntum. u. A. TkEHHOLa,
au22-u gecTetaTy Of the TT e3sury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

Csc B. BCJLKLLAH. The Charleston OMier says il
is stated that Mcclellan was born il COLUMBIA 8. O..
and that hls second nlme Bsr Smn, given for au
unele Benjamin HarrsoO, Of that city, aud desires in.
formation from me correspondent on the point.
We believe the above to be entirely erroneous. Gen
Mcclellan was, Ne are ElnO confident, born in Penn
.ylVsuis aud be HIS oft, told ore OF the edois Of
this paper before this war inAugursted, tina, he
Was Famed alter our distinguished fellow CT IL n, Hon
George b .dger, who WAS a VAIN personal irisnd Of
his father in early le We think h very certain that
the Chicago nominee is named George Badg r Nc Clel-
Ian. and that be Was UOrn in P,uniyvan .-Ralsigh
Iy,.f dsTatf,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

DrFTIcUIt SURGICAL 0FERATIoE On sstuTdaJ last a
VF tIIsOrdinsry aud difficult surgical operation Was
o.rformed in E4cln, by D.. A. ] mmonS, Of Monroe
s1u5ty, aud DE- D.cks0n Smith OF this city ia the
orsselcs OF d. Joel r braDham. It Vas the eEhrps-
SION OF clnoeIou cairrus tumoT, highly vascular, de-
nsRdirR from ser0,um Of negro boy, the property
OF Captain j G GilneT--hs tumor X ED ng down
nearly TO the knees and weighing eight pounds, The
psst after being duly ADVISED Of the dangerous char
soel Of tie opsreaOO and .t f6pressing Lis earnest
desis for IT, vas pot uder the ienos OF oblOrOiOrD,
and The ga,ll of d immsnse tumor carefully and
.Aely e4lltpAte5, without ;ho algh!est mutilsOn Of
the parts, aud ia doing sell Sq goons speak Of
tie operation &c very hsn some achievement Of pro-
E,ssions skl.-- Macon Telegraph.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
DRLVIN'S BLOCK.

pHLVIN'S BLUM.
ID sG0E sro1E ON l2TH sTKEEr
800 coo WORTH OF SHOES Now In STORE
oae thou,a.d IAs Of kinds and quAiies ely is'
oeiysd b. blockade ALso,
large stock Meas Work, made OF the best imported mA
tsrals. 49,, Nov 4. ,ha
tine 70 supply y,uss gods are scarce and wiz be uoa
Tiger, "Pe-s''4N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
500 MILLlON LOAN.
NON-IA&ABLk BONDS.
TRlA.uRY D1pARgugkT

TRIAsur DIPARIEEEf,
Redmond, Arg 22. 1864 I
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
above Bo5ds prrsen Treasury price Of ss6 ana
crued itsrea viii be Discontinued after lh= h day ssptem
Der next when the sales ali have reached seventy mon.
VI dollars much shall be sold before the ad 80 day
September. The will be eon Tor expej
tncy OF advancing the price, and Ectce will be Civ.
their resumption, and Of the price 1Aei upon the bonds
The Secretary Of the Treasury deems mis- duty call The
special attention Of ax-paye generally particularly The
agricultural cas to this nocs This loan th ud be all take
up by people
The payment Of rteregt 10 foreign countries will
nd oppressive on the return psaje and low prices
Ana that all utuI al products ocmmsning
hg Ices By Investing In the Bonds OF the axpay
viii become Themselves the receivers Of the ecte
for the pas nent OF interest u. A. TREuBULM,
uz-dow se-y Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
THI oCCUPAACT

EElICIN NIws "A recent arrival at New Oreaus re-
ports that or the 22l ut he town of Bagdad at the
mouth Of tbs RIO Gtanls, was occupied by french
force of four or Eve hundred men, who landed fr m
the squadron 1 was reported that force of 1900 10
1000 nd landed further down the coast and would
operate sgain.t MAauOrss where COrtinas was fully
nrauar 20 fight them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, BEAR.
ING PEk CEN PEN ANN 0Hl INTI:R EST,
AND EItEE FROM TAXA ZION.

Richmond, Angust g. 1864
RY the l4th section of the act TO reduce the
H. currency approved February H. 1864 tho Secretary OF ih
Treasury suhorissa the above able
yeAB amer the aEAcaSn Of treaty Of peace WIN the 0Diec
They can,ot be sold, but only be aei
oetto OF the Government wing receive tbs
payment Of their iemAads They mnst sU te given ps
though free FROM taxation The attention OF puGch sng
dsbabng others Ofthe Government cale4 ~ thus clSss
po1lc securities ofsrng peculiar ADVANTAGES 70 those
whom the supplies II the Government Eongh AID .ci
tate the Of them by dsblsn. officers upcI
the Dep. st1es hodlzg uld8 and ke1 sc.
"klyRole In certificates " ndebtednes will brPad
nifty therewhh.
Deposes hereby authorized and required compl,
Lhs regulation and make application Register
supplies o.. certificates required.
(gnsd) q. A. TRENHOLM,
sul2-U Secretary Of the treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10


GsSEs.L 0EDEss,
No 90.
Tue VI TIL, Ins tuition will be sds
tie Let day OF DO Ober vheh day Chces
7dshed Cadets sni hesy appointed cades sl promptly
paTt foT JufY.
H. ss the supplies OF the Institution, embracing clothing,
hooks aud Subsistence destroyed by the pubic
ID essential IN each Cadet shall bring WITH full
supply VI anderechng jacket pair gray psn
at Of 81 iugie msttTsss and beidirg
hall bruah tooth brush ala HALLE ana
ork .sattraises eau be bought haze.
Ill II cloth be bought BY the oASst the clothes
ode up ~ the Iastiiutr.
" zach osdet viii Ing With him Hist Of liz clothing, " bs
DIED with ne Y iartefmsstsr
v The jrculty, II not lmpOsslOly, " sssuOs fill supplies
Of the salty OF zach Csds Uins with
pounds The brought will edited
eIgeps- al the Gov nent rats
W. Each Osdet N bling With Lin ihe c'ss books which
may he required, far pratssss 10 TIE GLASS; sns
udons Agb LegeodlCs GeonstTy, lsyEso's Rrench
Grammar ard Gil Blas 10 the b cls smiths Bits Siy-
cal deomery aud DAVIS Dsu pave Geonety, IL "a
csss, Courtelay's Calculus. ats the mos needed.
VII Temporary BRICK eabips In the sfse sf
stsuoilon the ssn Of the de The EArign
issIe0n OF the barracks and ether public buld q b.
enemy, vii the Cadets at the sz,
piled the patriotic spirit =blc soinaes
ps5ple viii then atssIf0i endure nsny oiscomforts
I'll tbs situation be restored t. To original condition
BY command OF Mi. Gsn- T. n. sMIj e
J. H. boEssos, ACtiGg AjstSht, V. NJ l. su20-lsu5R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
,R SALE ON CONSIGNMENT
RUN4wAYIN JAILr

RUNAWAY IN JAIL
COBMI1TED to the Jail of Buckingbair
" Oeubty, the 81 Of Jule. isS4, negro uAHeY
fee ches high black c5IpleXioB u ~ old has
buss On tae hand Of the bsdy
btsn and one love font 'Ooth lat,
HAIRY Wss sold by Ma Fanny hsmtou, Prnse EdWArd
equity Id tbe city Richmond 10 sTls 0oths ago He sys
he low belongs Jno sit OF Amherst county, IT'S owner il
qussi foew prove property aud par changes
he win be dealt with - tee law directs
WA Ellie,
Gu20-csE JAior CT BueAins Lsm seaniy Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 9. 3. A.,
Richmond, July ~, ls64.

Richmond, July ~, 1854.
LOANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE RAVK
HGNDHED MILLION SIN PEH CENT. NON
TAXABLE ONDS UNDER THE WI. SEC
1ION OF THE CUHtKNCY LAW.
nHPOSlTS ON call will be received by the
~ IN this city Assistant Tressurers
Mobile and the DrpottATes At Wilmington Halegh, cc
Iunbla Augusta, Savannah and Montgomery eernoats
will be Issued the same bearing Interest nj tls ate Of
pei Anhu aud secured by tho hypotheeaoB VI
" the Of loans bouds
apart by the and ire proceeds uhes sold,
piled eIeluV ely 10 the pAy1ent u said csrthSste,
The security and Afforded banks and 0lht
raOBs and & the public generally by This mode "
the elect VI Ihe generally
Keeping the currency within bounds II 10 hoped
the able consider stion OF the Community
q. A. fRENR0La,
Jys2-du Secretary The Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
RuNAWAY IN JAZZ.

WAS committed 10 the jail OF POWhatan
w county, On the 9Th Ct Idus 1864 q negro Usmec
JOHN the property Of Greed rsyoT fGrcIly % PoEhatsn
Ehose ijenes uDkIs"n Aha ssii negro about %
"a years age inches hgh, dark btowt
compeE0n. st0uJ bu Bsd "hsl eoU@ittsts gray
sad striped his reqdeste1 fgTT prov
property, psg hss aHi tsSs b away vii Be dealt vii
according 10 hW, j. b eOODk
iyIg-W6-s hhesiH Of PnGt.t~n 0ounty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
ID S "a q q 90 = q
SySsYis - she EEess AszspIsiion Eacsissa ~
eluBively By the WhiE.

ntsred according 10 Aeg Of Congress In he year 1888 bl
j. THRASHER In tie Clerks flee Of the DisIricf Court q
DE OoHJsderdte States for tie Northern District or Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT y. y A. I
RICHMosD. Va, August 26 1864 !

MUTATIONS for carrying into effect the
IL Act Of congts approved Jane 49, 1884, authorizing The
Of registered eight cent bonds Issued under the
visions Of the Act approved Maybe lSe exchange the
ioT coupon rondSi
q ssy TO- 1851 desiring 10 exchange them for bondl
viii sssga them 10 the poated In tbs pointed
NEXT the bacE OF the Certificate TO the te
America IN exchange for coupon MS" aud them to
presented - the Register Of the Treasury Department
Iereupon IN compliance with the psoVons Act Of Jua
49, 1884, Issue coupon bonds for the specific req
tered bOLds 20 assigned q. A. TRENHOLM,
Au 29-du Secretary Of TIE 1ressuTy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
CONS RIPT OFFitE FOR VIRGINIA

i The sale 10 the 6svsnns1S s families Of solisfs At
Prices nSsa b. ths Oommssne Of III 5ae imp
eDI set Of ihs msklbe suPu. remaining after Furnishing
1he 6oVe psu with The sipuisted quantity Of provisions zn3
Ehicn he rs'is from while his exemption
1uss 1sss oy The Act OF Constss proved Feb h 1854
one Of the ojn;oa OF exemption allowed to
"sgicuufsIt claim ted b. Of those exempted
al sgS1uTssts 70 exchanges 81 parts OF the aoess
Sand he IKE, consumed 10 family sci. to ID.
fsmiCs OF soldiers ouy what % au or
asao, ssrplgs after masiog ssid exchanges
In ilation OF ~ aud Of their contrast NTH
sthe GovetnGent, and ca not be siloEei.
"Upon sssscto evidence being urnshed that persou,
tempted oVsIsets aicu In asls hu an
OF thor surplus productions By exchange afor,sa
ON vii such psrsons for Ard then ~,
hs neArrst lamp OF distraction 10 be there unI
aciol ran BE- taken and announced their and
r ugh the proper channels Of 10 thIs IA
OF All tee f4cta circumstances Of e.eh cssa
EVERY sg uu sst upon elyfp Ria
"csts OF exemption, should be aoms seun
shoye b. taken "a The dspons of hs
'kssbls surplus IL accordance h requirements OF
"By eemmsns Of
"sriz. Gen JOHN g. PhEsTos,
- eapt
EgneO 40 B. DuFTTELD,
Earens Seei hereby directed and fq aired 70 pront uy
report to ttis ocs any violation Of these Instructions
b ozdey Of
Captain L RIDDIUK
Acting CJmrn'l
gf. ta. srs.. JAS. b EisFo.p
auls-esISN L.:-A sad A9it
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10
VALUABLE REAL RsTATR IN THIS

town OF DsLVie los sale We dr for sac piivstely
ahi egiby Situated I'VE siofy bck building hsn stree,
nSls. Va kaoga The New Hotei, n,sinng A5gs di
log tom, parois All IS sic p,es 9s, bssdes
basement, uitabs fsr tlschen, barber shop
fo5m.
completion Of the PIrdnsGt Railroad and passing Of
he soathen travel this route, rondss ths desirable
fjf good lei.
Also for gale, good Store House adjoining the prop
srty.
Farthe description deemed unnecessary, persons wns
purchase viii examine for themselves.
SOT terms and fafhsE particulars address o. apply 70
LAhlsR q BIO,
sUg5-staw9S' DsnviLls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-10

sasa Ehsss SIS s5sis y Ess' IS - szssst ssss:1
ii Gss hSSsvsE appended ib'R "a nlOa thAl this -
ton vas premature, amOrg whom, We learn, Esr,
Captains Sherman and Williams and Surgeon Heard
MloF Brown protested openly against the surrender
saying that 'ths best place be knsE todiS was rlgh
there"
The leading motive urged BY those who advised The
surrender was tho expectation Of obtaining better terms
from the asl than from the lind force, which, 1t
expected would make the assault In the morning,
though was Afterwards aseertAned that they had
such intention. Before sending the 6 Of truce, the
PoWder Ia the fort WGs destroyed we'll most Of the
stores Colonel Anderson had previously caused all
the Ou.-budirgs be burned Except the hospital aud,
as the enemy was 6rlsg on that, he was about to
destroy toOi bot they dssstei having probably tired
on it by mistake.
The Register has heard no eIplsr a.iOn Of Oolonsl
AudssOns conduct in falling 10 answer General Pages
signals.
Tue inhabitants OF the island are said to be hand
aad-g glove with the Yankees.
HEW MILITARY DIPAsTNREF.
Tue Department Of Southern Kentucky, recently Or
gan Ead aud plloed uader the command OF Gen Adam
Johnson embraces eli that lou OF the OOnfederscy
contained within the folOseg boundary, to wit. Com.
mencing at the mouth OF Salt riVAr, aud extending
through z,bsthtoWu, Gs9gOv and Tompknsville, BY,
70 Oarbsg, Tsnnesss then folio wing the Cumberland
river TO Nashville; thence With the line of the North
western RarOad to the Tennessee ryer then west to
Hickman, KsOtrczy then up the Mississippi river 10 the
mouth OF the 0ai,i then 10 ths place Of beginning.
FRCN CHARLESTON.
The bombardmenl again grows slVggish. According
b the Mercury received this morning, there but
eight shots feed at Sumter on Monday night, aud hf
t,el, on Tuesday. OIe poor negro woman Vas killed
BY Ous Of the thirty shots fred into the city by
battery Gregg during Aoadsy night and Tuesday morn
ing,
since our laa report battery S!mkas has kept up
briss h,s on TIE enemya new work the mouth OF
Schooner Olssk to which battery Wagner has replied
fsW scattering shots we're also exchanged between
the ba teres of Morris and Sullivan's Islands.
THI OCCUPANCY rsE WELDON ROAD.
p W. A the accomplished cOrrespon ent of the
Savannah R,pXJiicaq and other Southern journals
marks in lac letter that the possession of the We'll
don Railroad by he ensmy interrupts one of our lnes
Of supply sud brings Grant three four milss nearer
20 the Dlnvre road distant about forty five miles
This Is al We have in the DinVills connection Q
shorter aud better line than that by Weldon, which
onnd sufficient for the wants OF the Amy tor the FIRST
thes years OF the war. IL was with some reldetsnce
at Get eral Lee co.'s ed at the nsaOce OF his Cliff
QiaVtermAster TO rspSiF he Weldon read when it Wss
dr.t cut by Wilson sud uta about the lst Of July
It was evident then is is nov, that could not
prevent the enemy whO'o Inca spprC aChed it very
a -, g., 10, do
Sod had q duk n'gat 10 cover his NOV. menls "