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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-09-03

The present number completes the Sc
cond volume of The Ne,o South. In
order to expedite some improvements we
have long had in view, we shall suspend
the publication for few weeks. Our
jobbing department will as usual be kept
running.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-09-03

All but three of the wounded men were
left in the hands of the enemy.
1t will be observed that the rebels
claim to have captured between 40 and
$50 prisoners, in their account which We
publish below. 1t is thought to be some
what exaggerated.
The other column under Col. Mobiles
did not meet the enemy's force, and came
back with about seventy-6ve contrabands
and few horses and mules.
from the Columbian Extra, Aug. 1s 1851
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF FLORIDA,
LAKE CRY, August 1S, 1S64.-Captain
Dickson reports by courier, who arrived
last might, as follows E" have the hon
or to report that / had an engagement to-
day with the cavalry force of the enemy
at this place (Gainsvillerand by divine
aid the victory was decisive and COM
plete. 1t lasted about two hours-140
or $50 prisoners captured, and will be
forwarded this afternoon. Among them
We're one captain, two. ieutenants, and
one surgeon-several killed and wound
ed. Our loss is slight /; one killed and
five wounded. A 12-pound howitzer
was captured, with horses and fixtures
complete-a fine piece. kbout one hun
dred negroes were re-captured, with three
of the enemy's wagons, a considerable
number of horses, and other things.
They numbered 342, and were the 10Th
Ohio regiment, Col. Harris, commanding,
and 4th Massachusetts. The party left
Baldwin by Trail Ridge, and passed be-
tween Wade and Orange Springs. They
pillaged and thieved everything as they
went, stripping the houses. Captain
Dickson reports that his officers and
men behaved with great gallantry.
A. S. MORENO, Capt. and A. A. G.
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We have received the following inteili-
gence from Mobile
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2i, 1864.
The latest intelligence rom Mobile
reached us last evening, by the United
States gunboat Connecticut, Commander
John j. Almy, who left there on the 10Th
hist, at sunset. At that time the sitrl,,-
ton was unchanged. The iron-clais and
Fort Morgan We're engaged, but not Very
severely. Admiral Falragut OH his flag
ship-the Hartford was inside of Mobile
Bay The wooden ships were repairing
damages. Fort Morgan is very closely
invested by the naval and Military forces.
Major General E. 4. S. CANDY, was with
Admiral Farragut on the lllh inst III
close consultation. Everybody seemed
anxious for the final blow to be struck,
and the days of Fort Morgan are cert;nn-
ly numbered. The greatest activity pre-
walls among the fleet, and the health and
spirits Of the men ale first rate.
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w
the Northern papers
HEADQEs or THE ARMY
OF THE PoroMAo,
Tuesday, Aug. 23.
No engagement has taken place since
Sunday.
AS was stated in vest rday's dispatch,
the enemy fallen back to their lines, two
miles from Petersburg, where they are
seen busily erecting strong works, similar
to those we first encountered on our ar
rival here.
They are laboring night and day with
d large number of men, as though they
were afraid OF an attack from us before
they got them completed.
Their main lines run near to and west
of the Lead Works on the south side Of
the road, and is said to be strongly de-
Tended.
Their picket line extends nearly mile
south OF their works, with vedettes
thrown out near the Davis House.
Richmond papers acknowledge a heavy
loss in officers and men on Sunday morn
ing, but claim that that they have taken
three thousand prisoners.
Our losses in the Fifth Corps foot up as
follows
Killed Officers II men 1872.
Vouned.-Officers "a men 784.
Missing-Oficers 50; men 2, S53.
In the Ninth Corps the casualties are
about three hundred, which will make a
total loss of 4,255 in these commands
since Thursday last.
No doubt many reported missing will
yet turn up, as some Of our men have a
bad habit after little reverse of strag-
Cling to the rear.
Or our loss, Gen. Crawford's division
sustains the greatest proportion, he hav-
ing lost about 1000 men, mostly taken
prisoners.
Col. Tilden, who was missing after the
action of Friday, is safe. He was taken
prisoner, and with others conveyed to
Petersburg, but during the excitement of
loading them on the Cars he managed to
elude the vigilance of the guard and run
into some bushes, where he lay concealed
till chance gave him an opportunity to
get away, and he came into our lines on
Monday uninjured.
AUGUST, "a, 1864
Gen. Warren advanced his line mile
along the railroad toward Petersburg yes
tarday, the rebel pickets falling back be-
fore his skirmishers.
The First Division Of the Second
Corps were engaged all day yesterday in
tearing up and burning the railroad as
far as Reams Station, and beyon dis.
tance of three miles. The portion over
which the Fifth Corps advanced WIS also
completely destroyed
All is quiet in the lines this morning
with the exception Of the usual picket tir-
ing. Nine deserters came in last night,
and also number of contrabands. Most
of the former express their Willingness to
take the oath Of allegiance.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS Monroe, Wednesday Aug "a
via BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug. 25.
The United States Hospital steamer
Atlantic will leave here this evening for
Philadelphia with Al wounded men, all
of the Fifth Army Corps, and wounded in
the fighting on the Weldon Railroad.
Information from the front shows that
there has been but little fighting for two
days, and the enemy have apparently re-
the expectation OF dislodging
us from the Weldon Railroad
The position held by our left wing has
been rendered perfectly secure.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

(From the New Orleans Era, Aug. 1G,3
We are enabled this morning to lay be-
fore our readers the following interesting
information =
ARRIVAL FROM MOBILE BAY.
The United States steamer James Bat.
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BALrIMoRE, Thursday Aug. %.

The Americana has Richmond papers of
the 18th inst.
They claim to have captured 200
prisoners in the assault they made on
FRIDAY on our forces on the Weldon Rail-
road, but seem TO dcplore the loss Of the
railroad very much.
The only items of news from Mobile are
the following, u-der date of the 18th
inst.
A force of the enemy from Pensacola,
estimated at 1000, crossed the PerCiidu
River yesterday, advancing toward Mo-
bile Bay.
A heavy Yankee force is in North Mis-
sissippi, whose destination is supposed to
be Mobile.
THE REBEL ATTACK on MEMPHIS.
CAIRO, Aug. II, 1864.
The following is taken from the Mem
phis Bulletin =
The force that entered Memphis ON
Sunday morning, consisted OF lille rebel
regiments OF cavalry and four guns, COM
manded by Gen. Forrest i'll person.
One hail the command entered the city
the remainder stopping outside to pre-
vent their retreat from being cut off.
The rebels captured about 80 prison.
ers, mostly one hundred days men.
Many OF these subsequently escaped but
others were murdered.
They fired on the patients in the hos,
pitfalls, shot several vi the SICK soldiers,
and captured others.
The prisoners they took who were un-
able to Keep up with the cavalry Were
killed.
But for the prompt action of the Sth
Iowa regiment, the PRISONERS in Irving
prison might have been released, and the
bulletin office sacked.
The rebels suddenly left the city about
six o'clock, followed by considerable
body OF our troops, ana fight occurred
near Lanes, lasting nearly two, hours, III
which the enemy We're severely punished
and driven OF.
1t was here that Colonels Starr and
Kendrick were wounded.
In coming through Lanes the rebels
captured two guns and Il portion of the
Seventh Wisconsin battery, and num-
ber of one hundred days men, but they
were obliged to abandon the guns III
their retreat.
After the retreat General Forrest sent
in flag OF truce, asking for an exchange
OF prisoners, which WAS denied.
Lieutenant Harrington, of the Third
United States artillery, Was killed in the
Gayoso House.
Najar Lansing, Of the Fourth colored
artillery, and Lieut.. Kinsey, member
of General Washburne's staff, were cap
tured.
When last heard from (scven o'clock
on Monday morning) the rebels We're
eight miles beyond Monneaugh Peak, in
full retreat, Col. Winslow's cavalry We're
pursuing them.
The Third Illinois cavalry passed
through Cairo to-day, en- cute tor Spring
field. Forty of its members were cap
tured at Memphis on Sunday, among
them Lieutenant Colonel Duncan anu
Major Conner.
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Northern News.

We are under obligations to Purser F.
w. ELY, of the steamer Ardgo for files of
the Northern papers
HEADQ'Es Oh, THE ARMY
OF THE PoToMAC,
Tuesday Ano 22
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

The Yankees are very accomplished N one thing ~
l,sst-ths art Of calling bad lanes. Ths' excel 10
shat polite requirement. all Other people, Ano'eu' "
-.,As,n thai have ever existed on the lace OF TINS
.Iohs In fact n 10 one Of their mAn stays iof ne
=, Tasy sesn 70 attach mach Importance 10 II
a. ,ha numbsf Of their soldiers or the skill OF their
.D.,.ls II they cannot eOtq tie South BY means
~ hust, and bsyonsts nor even 0J means oil Pr0eA-
ustiOus emancipation or Otherwise 'hey nope 70 sue
cad auany BY psltg aa HaH'saa with those meta
Ao,isa rotten eggs of which hey have 90 AoanaAns
.upply. They think, or aFPaG 10 think, ihs' %
ealing o. bard names lhsy can se9ualy make ps me
,h.vs robbers and PrItss that thsy assert Us 70 De-
,i,h h ,Gsr an, about ss sensible an enterprise az
A.. ,,tsnpt 70 turu ahils man Rto Hegro ~ s'u'-
n, paotiag hi@ SiAes'
"a, Aope.s . a. ve0la - sAssssrs, u would not es
.oi. "a isoi,sb 81 20. iry 20 eeavSrs Seg'J e''
80 man. Ay giving him ell kEsiaOsai coat OF blA'k
~, =, ,ss ysry sublui Of folly ana ,mPsa'le but
I, IL the PopI the Yankees hs'@ Tsa'sso' tneI ou'''
,ob murder FaysES, tssolats, thea res's 'h' Af0''
,s. With an Air OF ssL-AdOaiEs''on naeh appears ~
ati, and indeed does aim, the homage Ana SPP'o'A
= al ths q Of The world. Az Iae same hrne 'hsJ
JAronnos A pirsGca the tthes.s OF the Uoasaeia'N
s.,,es who may b lr-ssoVti1g legitimate oeHses'i'
.r,.,p,ises. and s,em supplied 1hst O'hF people DC
~, Immediately raty and ad'P. their aOueneiatg's'
rhs f.st "a, that oth>r PsoPie sse and Aro# PR
I'll, we'll that the o0iJ ROBBERS, naFdoFtTa
"a p,r,,ss that this war has produced, are 'he
y.0E.ss ,horsslvss; their ssr1 aad soldiers. roa
I-I,..as doun, being the aosVs Criminals and 'a'i
,,,ivarsal nation tue te1ess2ries'
r,a l.,,s, illustration of Ylnkss insol 'nce and m
,a.roa IN this respect lie TO be found III the domain
- ,s,ir Government has made for The dslVe'y O.
",.,D confederate ,fiosrs, under the "sHrsdiI;or
- the said officers Ig accused ty ;be YsRke, a
,a,,.sy when IN fact they we're engaged In logu-
h.lIl0srent enterprise TIE case aud is euv b.
ort Of absu,ditivs il tuly aud luoi'y SET 'orth II
'.oifa,,o Of the Pres douI, which viii DO i5uad in
-, Dlscs. This document has oten sent forward
:. C.,a5. snd asO the commissions OF ths officers %
-, Yankee arrogance i uo~ ho~I'ag to sa'i'ts t
-,o,,slsss sppatits. We presume that these papers
n, A. ,isn, 10 save the victims from their &C.,
IN, and the British authorities rom the d@gtsCe
.t,nhnirt:n, 10 the uniounjsi dsmauds Of an 'nso-
T., "a truosIsat Government.
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IIyur COL IDsAap MosIL,y.

Was killed instantly by shel from tie Us works. IN
Petersburg ThJay oqssing the 10 instant Lieut.
G / TpGAR .. bOsgLEY In the 2stE year Of his age.
In the disohArge Of his duy away from s be
and anotber Of ths houia lds OF brave
yct ma by this cruel He hal msde
Of iegon, bat that q subject which Gee
pied share OF bis attention 10 tier to lis de
voted mother sid Il Gsii die" We know
calm Ia whch tbi, uttered
In with his pious training gives ground hope
loss his eternal gain he died with his bTes5 to III
foe, and sleeps In a soldiers grave.
RegiHescaf IN pace.
May the God Of ell consOlah comfort his weeping widowed
mother his lonely scseu brohe aud sitter ana ali who
loved him, bl hs dtpensAuon Of
providence q.
!. lnghsm, Dec, %, 1854
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ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.

HALIyAI, Dss. 22.-rhs steamship Africa, from
Liverpool on the 10 b, via. senstoWn on the II b
arrived list night during a'thicf snow storm
Ocn ,os tot money closed 81 seq
The Flora Mcdonald arrived irou Baltimore on TIT
8 d instant at HAVE,
The Rsbsl loan was depressed by the news OF sher
nsn's 'r ses.
Tie Ear Of CARLISLE died Oh the 9Th inst.
The rema ns OF Minister Dayton were ombslmet
and seat to HIVre for Shipment TO New York. Th'
funeral OBJ equies took place on the eh ult and "ert
attended by the representatives. of the Emperor snG
the French FJrslgn Munster and Tbs whole diplomats
body, q deaohr1snt OF F0opa fjrming guard a
honor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
THE NEWS.

FROM GoRDoHsyILLE.
The following official Telegram was received at the
War Department Saturday night :
HIIDe'Es AMY N. Va, Dec. "a
Hon James 4 Seldom ..r-
General FilI Lee reports that the force which a.
lacked LlmaI yesterday consisted Of two divisions
of the ensmy's Oavalry under General TOrbert.
General LOms1 was posted across the Madison turn.
nike. two and a half miles from Gordonsville.
The enemy was Handsomely rspulssd, and re'ir d
about p n, leaving some of his dead on the field.
He Travelled too rapidly last right to engage bis
rear having passed Jsct's Shop, IL miles from Cor
louisville, one hour Afer dark.
Thirty.two prisoners captured at Liberty Mills OF
the 22d, being unable TO keep up 90 their retreat
we're liberated. -
General LOms1's loss was slight.
PROM SOUTHWESTERN vIReIJn.
Th following cfHc 81 dsspstch vas received st the
War Department So urisy night: t-t +.
HEADo'RS Amy NoRsHERs Va J
December "a
Ron. Ja1tss a SsdioH: ..a
G neral BscSiaridgo reports that the enemy, after
having bssn roughly hat ed in tho ergagoEsnts o.
Saturday ssi sud1sy nssE Marion, many having bser
kfl,a s9d wounded, gained possession of saitviilt
during the pightef the 2olb.
The garrison. Sstrea'sd up Rice Valley. h 3D.
vno, arr, ssd at daylight on the 81 I apd tie ensHy
retired that night sLd tie noraing Of the 2si to-
wards Il ot0r's Gap Il glzsE
Tas5 ara bsInE pursued Oar troops are bearing
the fshsus end exposure with great Ohssrfslasss
- e Il +--
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MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFiOE, }
0.a Ho.prals 10 Virginia,
Richmond, Dec. 20. 1864. J
fOIRnuIAR ]

(OlROULAR .t.-
Whereas Supplies Of Hospitals exempted from luPteu,
the speedie possible ansposton and
engaged their arch supplied With generA
uon tickets and facilities to accomplish heir object ID
have been Abused, and In
aud and misrepresentation by persons not connect with hos
p the Surgeon General has herefofs dirt sd that all
a'ged agents for purchase OF supple, for Hospitals should
nishet BY the In charge with written permsiob
their possp which shall bear the endorsed approval ohe
Medical Director
Provost Barshs, Enrolling ocsrs and MsgsrAtsI
qussted Is ali claiming 70 be medical
agents Who not this authority aud report TO this ee
any agents pihsse ps at than current
articles that they are forbidden TO buy.
The following aeei bought and supplied 10 The army
by the Subsistence Department., and Medical PurveyO aud
In charge oil spA and their accredited agents have
been directed not them VIZ Beef Mutton Bacon,
Wheat, Flour Corn Meal, Dried Appes Beans, Rice,
1870 - :. wan. A. oARRINGrcN.
Medical Director,
deQ6-lv General Hof pItals 10 virginia.
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EVENING WHIG.

We shAn publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
,ysry succeeding day Sundays eIeePsod At the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
WhiS will contain Lbs latest news BY mall and telegraph
an % Ihs hOsr Of going 70 press editorials local intel
-, Ae bSo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

d BOLD LARour.- On Friday night about o'clock,
come snarprising thief went to the front door OF
oorgress Hail. In the fnl glare of the gas lights 10
the uindows, and removed from the hooks over the
or rai.0e hae quarter Of vsnison, buuch Of par
isntg ahiEvsrA other articles. The thief made
M h,s sooils without discoyery, % 49,.
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rH1 ofrY.

IA Tzs HoEeszG--EaF eEpIapsten ssks, We vIli ststs
that thls hnubsr Of the Wzig vhIet e dated Heudsy
IS h, was printed Saturday nigbtin order that the
employees Of the eetablIshment who we're as werf on
Saturday, might have an opportunity of enjoying,
with their fellow otis ms, thsfsstIvtss OF Ohril
Sunday and Monday. The next evening edition VIII
appear Tuesday. - 800
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

Flli NJ RIA Oousrar sharon" the county resi-
dsnce If John olendiuIng, Esq, on the wsstham
Plspkroad, was dsstroyea By fire on Friday night
last-supposed to be the work Of an inoendsry.
Loss about SIC, 600. No Insurance. -
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NOTICE.
O0nsIssIosIH WAIsok's OFFICE
Rfchniaud naa IL lGgA

NOTICE,
80. SO Al ,O0hhIssIosIH WAIsoks OFFICE
Richmond, Dec 10. 1854.
VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court of the
city Of Rishmen', 26th Eevsuber, 1864: -
RDJ,mts ia hi osn right and Of Hector te
ceased, Pisi-SL
against r.E I'D
Wra oroufh and Ann his wife, Jchn p villa n, Thcs
D. Ase Eou sod oounbia oroacp Thonss Ru h cord snd
Jennie his wife ssiy ana Betty Davis and Ann Je Iie,
6uoa vcioris and Gsnda persons Of eolcr tn said asr
non Go urf Ia Gro ca, rally snj y IaviS JeUEe
Audaeon, Nc.o Ia, aid bal bns ii n under he Of
tvtntJen- year The fur FIRST nsned fns by Parcel
este their guard an od hem sp2cirted to DIFF I'D thsr In
terest II hi, suit Defer dams
Tho entered the date cresid dhes
among other thpgJ that The ssi Ees
OF his trsnssc ssi before
sep, vbo Is sppcn,ed pyp ud cli l.n IN bis
q ssi5 ahsore AXE aeaultf u -lims
BY me Fivnt mcgee by pEb BIO
week II af ysFr f.T FeIsoIstOP
tS,l claims sse sh N ard rep ii. proc, eirgi
furtftr decree. ~ "a la
Pis itersstsd N VI, decree viii please 10 tale tc, that
hsve hxed upon MoBdsf the q day Of rusry 1885,
hour q - he tns and sc % he place when sHa
gds-y4 i. !, cosrve-s,
-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26

ITO the Creditors of James II. Turner, dec d,
Of Goochaud unity, ya--Hsving administered on the
estate James H. Turner deceased hs creditors earnestly
requested present their ms, properly authorised
tlene DESTROYS TO close the adm nj
Address at oolumbiA fiuvAsna county, Va.
,.de26-W4w A. NJ HAMILTON, Adm.
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRRss
SEOoSD sEs@oS-SECoKD coESRASS

NVHNOIFNINIU
SECOED SESSIO6-SECOED COE6RSSS
SENATE
SATURDAY Dec. "a 1854
Tie Senate vas no, IN session day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House ne. S. ths usual hou---,he Speaker IN
the chair. Prayer by the RaY Dr. D ggStt.
HAsILs CORPUS.
MfJMLELCH ofsssd a resolution debating thai
10 wit Of Rs5ssl sOrPS' ought a0I y % se'PsaSsa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
HUNAWAYsI IN JAIL.
following Negroes have been committed
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HAsovss CoUsTY Va.
Deeemb re, 1854. J

T'HE county of James City, in the State O.
Wrgn being occupied by the public enemy pursu
spce OF the General Assembly passed
96, 1884, the following account btfrs tie undgutC
for sOlleu Ut:
Lucieu D. Price. admir- Of LueIsn Minor.
de l0--w4s h. O. BOSWELL, Oomr
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rHr 81. ALpAks RAIDIRs.

Three more OF the St. Adams Iaiders have been
ed ty the Canadian authorities, and are un
dsrRoI all examination. sp, oiAl nessel gar, wiih
Dispatches IRON secretary Seward, has arrived a.
Montreal Ii Is now believed Il 81 the Canadian su-
LoE.es are in earnest 10 taking The necessary Steps
70 prevent and punish rAidng on ouf Northern from
far
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FARM FOR RENT

STOLkN, in May last, from our residence, in
~ Chesterfield county, w., by ne Yankee raiders under
K autE, the following Rt1 I5rERED B0kDs viz
No. 266. susd - o. hskhsn April SSH, 1868
February I0h 1868 interest nom April 10Th, 1858 $500
No go ssesd 70 = MARKHAM February l4tt 1888 interest
em February sd stS mature: January, 1870 for taoo
Mo- IL go issued 60 Vincent Markham, JsLu,cy 7h 1862
est nom January 2eh, 1888 dus January, lsS Tor 500
Ibis 10 to give notice that Idersisned msks rppcs
On to the proper authorities for the renewal OF said bonds
- 7. o. MARKHAM,
delT-w6s* VINCENT MARKHAM
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CONFEDERATE. BONDs sTOLRN OR DE
STROYRD.

IT He Subscribers hereby give notice that they
Il Win make spplica ion for Of following Con
darate States nds which destroyed By the enc
my on saurday day October 1884, at their resdenc,
one nile from heeaheysvie Rockingham County, Virginia
viz, ...-- -..... a
The m wing per cent boud, loan Authorized February 50
1862 sr ed March I'd 1861 and July 1st 1853 Number.
q68q9 2eS0 1851 aid 1884 for 5000 90 EACH follow
lag per bonds authorized by Congress-
20 1865 ssnsd March I'd 1865 VIZ Numbers IIG 1854
1853, li64 4l6 1877 ltl6s 1914 l4lio l4its 4iI
i4l60, 1870 1871 aud s87s for &t00. 90 each.
Also The following cert asaies for cent bonds tb.
Dtpokafy In Harrisonturg TO hop ns viz critic st
dated March 1llh 1884, No. 2i, sv0; ce heate DATE.
March lin 1894 ss4 for $780, cencate March rs
1854 No 1876 for $780, also ceriHcae In Of Hoptips
Kslsg, for 800. No. 1888, dated March so,h, 1894
Nov. l-v6w~ HOPKINS a KILLING.
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GArs At ANCHOR.
TnUaD.r MoHNlSs. Doc. I'LL A. N

|"|--- TnUatDAY h0KAINdI DEC I'll n II
We have asl cas-, our tow loose and have dropped
anchor Of beau oft, about three miles OUTSIDE VI
Lsrbor Another bright and ohserlnl DAY shinos DOWN
noop ma olassnt pree 10 blowing from the Loftl-
Est bu, we have tmoo,h uLd q the proteotloh
a, Oape Fear. Toe other Monitors have all arrived
AID gone made, ami the hahOpao is preparngo toll
low So far as known as present the entire Net has
ecspsd meeting any disaster.
shall close up letter here and try to get t Oh
via Beaufort Jast close, the lronsdes Is anuoune
~ A &
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TAs damage to the (:,i5 wsit. ,ss ssss be re-
pAiFed.s
Many brIdgss aud dspO!son the rAIlrosd have been
burnsd. -.-;... z. LEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-26
DIVIDEND.

VtHB President and Directors Of the Exchange
Bank OF virginia, Richmond, have dessred dividend
81 per cent dedaclng csp bonus TO the State payable
on and after Monday, "a January nsIt
De DIV W. p sTRoTHER, Cash.
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0S00 REWARD. Stolen from camp OF
pcOO chsmbiss' cavalry Brgf de. the plgLi e us
10Th Nov mber last small HoBsE MULE Hsd mule was
btweeu bay and color very fat when taken
le shou der B. has white patch, InteImn-
gle white hair under the Sad LEI little eye and
bstabe animal, being very compact lnforr
hrougheu In alton he also nle saddle mule
csnteis finely.
The above reward vi De paid for the delivery sad mule 10
me t camp, or any that will lad 10 ks
J. n. WALTERS.
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