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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

u The last Army and Navy Journal
says tat Gen. Sherman's force is be-
tween 1000 and 10000 strong. He has
all b anted, as the trifling demands
he made on Washington were too slight
not to be readily complied with. The
editor thinks that Savannah is the point
aimed at, although Port Royal might
be ''iSt,tuted in cc.7r - s llcted re-
sis5ance. A demOnstratIou in Virginia
may be looked for in aid of Sherman.
Macon may be passed by, but Augusta
is too important to be neglected, on ac-
count OF its great powder mills and fac
tories. Besides, its capture equally
threatens Charleston and Savannah.
The editor is confident of Sherman's sue
cess.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

President Lincoln was today present
ed by a California hunter, with a char
made OF BLK horns, four large antlsrs
10. ming the back, which are set on thu
feet n, the animal. A number of ladias
and ren,. "men were present.
A nasseno.'r who arrived here In IN.
mai, boot ~ a, ", says that as he was
ues,srS So oo ~ ua. rom City Point ~
Fortress Monroe, our '" .o Sho Un mat
route We're actually sendiA, '"ei's lnto
the woods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 26

WAbHINuIUNj ANOFs AHs
Persons who have seen Richmond pa
pers of Thursday say they contain moth
ing of interest about Sherman's- pro-
gress in Georgia, for the reason proba-
bly,, that he has cut the wires, or be-
cause he has been interrupted by a
storm.
Eleven officers of the pirate Florida
have been sent from the Old Capital
prison to the U. s. steamer Wachusett,
which vessel is now lying at Hampton
Roads.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

Would LOSE FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARs.-A Maine officer recently applied
for furlough, stating that if it was not
granted he should lose fifty thousand
dollars. This attracted attention at
headquarters, and the officer was de-
sired to forward statement Of how he
would lose it. He did so to the effect
that he had been in the army without a
leave of absence for two years; that he
was engaged to young lady worth fifty
Thousand dollars; that there was an
other fellow after her, and that she had
written to him that if he did not come
home and marry her right away she
would have the other man. He got his
furlOugh
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

BLACK RIVER ACADEMY, LUDLOW, VT.
The fall examination of this Institu-
ton occurred on the Dist and 22d inst.
The former high reputation of this
school for thorough instruction, careful
drill and accurate scholarship, was well
sustained Though, in consequence Of
avocations and interests outside the
school, there were some partial failures,
these were the exception and not the
rule. The vast body of the pupils showed
the results of close study, as well as Of
good instruction. We were especially
pleased to notice that there was no at
tempt at exhibition instead of examination
on the part of either teachers or schol-
ars. The Board of instruction seemed
DESTROYS to show what their pupils had
really and honestly acquired, and, with
very few exceptions, those under their
care seemed actuated by the same design.
This is feature which we cannot too
heartily commend.
Where all was well done it might seem
almost invidious to particularize, yet
we ought to say, that we were specially
pleased with some classes of compare
lively young scholars in English Gram
mar, Arithmetic and Algebra, under the
care of Miss Batchelder, and with the
classes in Chemistry, Rhetoric and In
tellectual Philosophy, taught by Mr..
Hyde. The classes in French and Latin
also gave proof that the foundation for
large future attachments in classical
learning were being carefully laid.
Most cordially do we recommend the
Black River Academy to all those who
desire to attend school, not as mere
pastime, but for hard work, solid in
struction and real improvement.
7. II. ARCHIBALD,
F. c. ROBBINS, Examining
s. L. ARLINGTON, Committee
r. BAYARD SNowDEE,J
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
Correction,
WASHINGTON,

One or more of to days Wasn1ns. Wv
papers enormously attribute TO o wasn
ington reporter Of the associated Ple,;'
a telegram saying that the plra.e pr .vd
da and crew are to be returned 70 Di % ~
and pretending to give an account Oh y.
action of the government on w - ssy.
ject. 1t Is sufficient az ptesens nts are
on authority, that these stase"e
without foundation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

W. R. W. CoBB EMBRACES THE OLD
FLAG.-In the rebel House of Represen-
tatives, on Thursday, on motion of Mr..
Chiffon (Ala.) to proceed to consider the
resolution concerning the disloyalty of
Hon. Williamson r. w. Cobb, one of
the witnesses against Mr.. Cobb deposed
that when the Yankee troops passed up
the Chattanooga river, just before the
Chattanooga battle, Mr.. Cobb came to
his door and said he wanted to see the
United States flag once more unfurled to
the breeze. He took the flag and en-
brsced and kissed II,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
Steamer Sunk.

ST. LOWS, Nov. rs.
The steamer VIM. E. Wing, bound
South with government stores, munitions
of war and troops, sunk yesterday forty
miles below here. Two live were lost.
The boat was valued at $4,000. A
portion of the cargo will prbvsbly be
saved
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
Another Order from Gen DIX.

NEW 1ORR, NOV. ~.
Gen. Dix has issued another order re-
newing the notice to all persons from
the insurgent States to register their
names at headquarters. Persons failing
to comply with the request will be
treated as spies.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
The Rebel Gen. Hindman.

CAIRO, NOV. ~.
The rebel Gen. Hindman with his wife,
staff and body guard, crossed the Missis-
sippi river at Catfish Point some days
ago, en- route for Arkansas. He had
heavy box Of specie with him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
LEGAL and state lsenns.

ACCIDENT ON THE VIZ. CRNrRAL.-The
engine of the mail train nom Boston
on the Vermont Central, running with
out a head light, on Friday evening last,
ran off misplaced switch at Rich
mond taking the trucks out from under
the tender and causing asdelay of four
or Ave hours.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
or five hours

FoRTy-ONR BATTLEs-The LIST regi-
ment U. S, sharpshooters (partly made
up Of Vermont soldiers has been en-
gagged in forty.one different battles and
skirmishes. Thirty.seven of these are
inscribed on their battle flag.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

"A great northwestern fair for the
relief of the freed colored people of the
South opens at Chicago December 20.
All the leading clergymea Of the north
western states join in the appeal for 1t.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01

ALTERED BANK Bulls Elves raised
from ones on the Woodstock bank are
reported as out.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-01
POSTSCRIPT.

Since our first report few additional
facts of interest have come tolight.
Upon clearing away the wreck little,
one car marked New Jersey was found
partially standing, but the south end of
it was knocked into ''smithereens." Jim
Wall, when taken from under the plat
form badly injured, but his tongue still
running, was heard TO mutter that this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

The Press Again.

,.u.-,,,;,r Bil r,portel Oy The Committee on
irs vii d, ub l,sa soon b nsdsr eonAas-
-.,.on - ,bs House; aad 10 addition TO the views
- Nv n, Ais mcrnI &, Wish 10 make the follow
.,,s,..ious. fae OoMmi,tse, az the last sesslo1
,his displayed great IN iu hHiug the 'ta''
= ,ho-s whom they deemed vOfthy OF 'HsmPhofi Tor
s,,r1I, 10 The case Ct teachers. Oay thlss who had
bn teachers two yeass next preceding tlf S7Hss o.
tie Con eruption Ae, we're snti lad 70 '1,@pion'
tia prsssut bill bsfors she HCu Ell! is psOto'ta 70 eA
smo, such spOtheosres Wlo we're dong baSioesS sS
anna ADJ scary on the 10 Of OJcter, 1904 ana 81
n,sieJ.ps uho ere ard seFs for the tea Jsats Ia Z
,esdIBt tht l7.h OF F-LInssy, ls64 IN The regular
-. of thsir protsssen II II Ia dssiFsbls to ss-
,.jo tbs sta.,, OF teachers, physicians and sPo'he
80 INV ma, 40. the iaVs= igAloD b. made TO Il
ira fs,hsr. WsVen,ure to ssst thu! IN tVsly ninS
60. out Of ten Il oil be- louHd that the same parties
s,ssV,a IN citing neSsPIpsFS nov we're 10 the resa
la c,s+iss Of their prot aOn before tie war. Eh-
,or, upUhs politicians, die in LArness Tie politician
,o ove, biI elevation 10 ibe support OF The eai'0r
after having eted his heu' on the Stage passes away
=, h. heard no more. TIE tdIOr on tie otter hand
oEngs 10 The printing Ithee, - The WPsf 7" way
s,ds inn. In * mpiug td,.0Fs tS-dAy IRON ssr'Ne'
eul, such "a have all IlOrg bssl engaged IN editorial
l.bors are priVlsged.
There are tuI ie~ o4.ors PEiatsrs Ia the OODted
sr.e asss uho al como stage OF this var have not
dome nj itlry service in sOGo elPaeiy As BODY
than Che editorial profession 0annO1 Be Looked upon as
shl,ks.s; aud Congress, are sure, in SdoPt any
p,.a,ure Oh ii nAy deem COZ dse We 20 lhs pubic
rood viii not fail 10 keep in VieW these sots and Sug'
-.,ions which arc subnitsd Tor 10 guidance IN the
d c,sslous in WaiOh il viii coon bs eI gsj.
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a ,vssvbody who bss surplus conisdeEsts aots 70
th, fsos that the srmy Sserves and sIpscs Fousins
Oh Fs,mss dinner. And IS the people at homo have
any quantity of Turkeys shOatr, 'psrs ribs IA, there
Is no t1cuse that cur brave boys should be dssp-
pointed.
Bu, uha. Is svstybOdyls business Is generally no.
bodys basln, al We therefore suggest with the fu
consent Of tie sol r. that every man, woman and
child Ia the cOun ~ shall contribute acc ling to his
or her means, aud that thOse 10 Redmond and otter
ses Who have no p16lirJ yArds viii go to market and
pOrehaso something aud have Ii ready IN time for
delivery to the parties hereafter to be designated. We
Furthermore suggest that every railroad hefr from
Pr sSsnl 10 brakeman, shall personally aid In securing
.hs saIs transpor aon of contributions alO the line
Of th,lr respective road aud that NJ jor BridEsiOrd
Provost MsrstA Of PsIer,btrS, and our ever active
e,,sup rary Of tne Petersburg Express. will make
Rements to distribute CquIAbly Ghsee contrisu
lions altar they reach Pstersbtrg.
Ia addition 10 the AbOte Ws deem |! advisable thai
subscription liss shall ba opened at once al svsrJ
suaptr Office III tie city OF Richmond aud elseShere,
40 that the eidEsos of ROhnend. may designate the
srCIts they are wiling contribute for the proposed
dis MR. and tia, he heads OF the various sOdi,rs
W yside Homea OF the city hold early msetiI TO
mature Plan fer collecting aud forwarding couhibu
lions TO the army. The Is not the last time by good
many that We iats to invite the earnest attention ef
Ina old AID young iOlks at home to the soldiers
Ohris,mas dinner We mean 10 keep IL before the
p,Opl3.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
TIE FLORIDA CASE.
aiH. wlBB 8 LEIrER.

TFrou the London Times Nov 22l
lis fortunate for tho peScS OF the world tnet the
Envlish nation Is not easily moved by urseemly lan-
gpsge but content with resistance 10 Of wrong,
slo1a words. however Offensive, TO pass BY sithout
regard. Happily, our sttsdy resolve TO abstain from
ptsrfetepcs ia tbs sifAirs OF an seated continent will
never be weaken by any tAunts i1v Ives comlrg
ffom Americans, bsW0v highly fac'd For this res.
son ue ms regard the answer Of hr. Watson Webb,
tba U1itsd Sates Minister Of Rio Jnero. to q B'a-
z1isn Goyefpment IN the mister Of the ForidS, as
matter OF not The slightest po Il importance, and
onlV shoNieR the temper In Wb Oh certain men, repre-
sancR the most powerful section OF Americans, are
seousomed 10 think and Of The capture OF the
gOrids in hs hAIbOr Of Bahia Wai 81 rage for which
no ability could hsd just foauon, tie wrong was 90
gross and plpsbls that NJ Watson webb could not bit
r. udlss completely init He eays With great popfley
that he has heard OF toe STAR with regret and he takes
unou himself to assure tn SO Ian Government that
arr rspsraiio will be offered TO il that honor aud jus
ce REQUIRE. Blu the ,slous pCma dFesdibg pro-
bahly tina a o. If these concessions his own popu-
lsrity az home cannot stop here He O. doses to add
aofs DR. mptly and friendly than If the same act had
hsan perpelrated 10 haTbor of tho most powerful
maritime n alton In the world" Why inst and veil
meaning G JVeromsnt shou'd regulate lie proDp Dsss
aud frat kaesl Il doing ist % tor an olyous wrong
by any considerations OF relative strsEgh OF for
eisn Gov m ns Me- WIBB docs not explain, for the
only introduced to aW the writer TO digres
A. once into matter With which Bfsx1 has nothing TO
do and to give utteranee to the bitterness shch be
| feels toward the English nation.
| no nTERvIETIoH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
rnRIHER Prom EUROPE.

The PRS correspondent OF lite 7riburs writes:
onsip Norris, of tho FoIids is still here. and HE
isnaa say that he expects soon 10 HAYS s1oshsr ship
l. he believed here that 0iptsil Ssmmea has gone
souh and that he does not int I'D to 90 upon the CO
since writing the above, the despatch OF Dol. Webb
TO the Brs lisn Government On ihs satjeet OF The
a, ne of the Florlda has been published Lotd m
probabIv by Nr. Adams, and We tteie zee thai the
American Minister DOES Hot take exactly the same
ground he did ~Leu tte Alabama cen ID the Federal
yessels in BrG zau waters 1t would seem ss IT M.
Webb could hardly be sustained 10 hs present position
nv thu Government at Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
RoBINsON, AID Lh5 a 20, AUJTI NEAR,
N, ro.r nf OH and Main StIeea

RoBIN3oE, AID ih5 20, AUII sElRb
O,raer CT 9th Gnd haa stresI.
WE will offer on PRIrAY next at 10 o'clock
" ma
LARGE AND ATFRAt TIVE LOT OF
Do,aestics G.oeaiss Boots, shoes Drugs, Md e'Hs,
dc dc,
q, fOnovs:
20 ssIa ~ Aug sta stsstirr t-t
ba4e.Ts do do
20 TALES uaburgs
bales fseeds
10 ba'es Cotton YsrLs, No etoi4
todoEan nnta-.o-sm rhirts
3. t-t s.o GR0IEkiRs:
10 cases Sugar
obags Pepper
20 esses starch
10 BIB fab (mslsts)
BOOTS SHOES, Is.
t-l Lot Bsois shoSs, Brogsus
dtz French ~ sklDs
DRUGS, EDltlkE5 81. .
lot D.ugs Med eleeg, &c.
Lursicai instsunen sc rGcng one large ana
Upe LaaIl spes, lull ID.
pair HOogss Lons .csps Improved sy.e)
i veoliI
Lever
Atmospheric CuppIng Set and PEtoa
with general Ssso Tact t Of other goods.
.ul and complete list Will be gyen morning Of
sals. --.-
Pc shinstO avail themselves Of hi. sale viii please
Ia their goods early.
de lS-id ROBINSON, ADAMS co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
THk CITY.

CIR CoUEoIL,-rhe mIuGLlJ meeting OF the Coun
oil was held al p. H., last eveulrg.
Mr sco.t, from tho Committee On Public BUILDING
reported iha! tie s,aoroSks Warehouse hOtPiIal La
bssn rented fIr $1,000 % the Confederate ssa'ss.
Mr. Scott, from toe JON plttee on the FIRE D.p-r.-
ment, rtpo.led that the cjmmittse had had undsl
consideration the claim OF john T. Rogers to The iii.
engine nov In use BY COMPANY A. OF the Ere B.i
gade The result If II investigation thai {. e
engine was the one formerly kIofn As No. G. AT
that il had beOn luichaesd by iua.eiipIon, John T.
Rogers being one OF the original Subscribers, an.
oonrit utng $3.50. Tue c. nlmiGtee recommended tina
the Ere ,parIment sake charge Of the OF gne. Tb,
recon msndatioa WAI adop:ed.
Nd. GL zJbrot K, from tue Committee on City Aim,
House, reported that tad Aims house mad been
OF the committee to he Virginia Military Institute
at the rate OF $40 900 per Anaum from this date To
properly 70 be rsturhed IN as coed condit Gu in
respects as il is present, natural wear and tear sX
eepltd
Me- Scott, from the 0omMiLtee 10 whom was referred
the mattsr OF clothing tho Rlclm Dad troops in th,
6eld epOrted that the troops CCud OILY be clother
by the city purchasing the cloth and having the cItei
Manufactured, which would ,quire cIsb.
Mr. Walker said tho troops were sadly In 9 d o
ovsrooa,F. He hoped some measures would he tAkeI
10 have them manufactured.
Mr. Scott said the c. uittes had data from Whic
to Judge how many Richmond troops were in thu.
6si l. would Lot do, moreover. to shu! their eJet
to the fact that the oily had no money.
Mr. Walker said the tro p were without great, az,
aud we're fire., zcg and insisted that they be tu
Piled, no matter what the cost. M taxpayer WOulo
10. pay hi share rather than the soldiers shoul
be- without oats such weather ss this.
Tue committee was continued III eT sepcs and d.
eectsd to prosecute the business for which they
created.
communication vas received hon the h'Joi
stating that he was prepared to make nomination fo
obisf-of pClOe, but would do 60 st an tsEly day.
All the tfioers IL the power OF ths O5nnOl Wet
allied by the re cleo !oa of she old Leumbents.
After the irsusG ctOn Of come unim Joralt busirets
the Council adj curned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

Bopis, sARDERsoE 1 fihh
AuortosRrRs. ia Main Street,

Bopis, sAKDERsoE 1 rAHA,
AuorIosEERs, ia Main Street,
WILL offer for sale, on FRIDAY, 18th
bs;, Mt an ele svs LIBRARY, eorpr,ng the wo X oil
sone Of tbs best la opean ana Ame Ian Aushors. u.
ALSO
School and Miscellaneous b 1oks,
eeverAl very hapdIome P.intiDls,
b.x Of cry superior fsius soft water coo o,
a lot Camel hair Brushe dozen,
eeveral very suptrlo Honts md 1uik,y OIL Etonef,
One boz Of drawing TAeks,
selts steel DSiders, steel Parallel Rulers,
steel III movable, ght-sdge bite
large MAgslfylaE 6lAh,
/ Oaart Of 0hsmlsty
handro Tssch Oher articles 10 hi way o. Books
end fta Eey Aa,hemAtsAi siTuenu 100 humorous 10
mention ..
Ihs safe will be At 10y Clock to 10 night
BvUIc, nANDEHtVa Tab,
Aas Com MusehAnts,
Se14 ia ~alu street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

sa.f,y s,oys daneSsoIs than aay they followed IN The
matter Of the Duohies. he thinks that. ia combine
ton with the other Leading governmtn@ OF Europe,
they might make j,ut representation 10 the bm'n :
can bslgerents on the bopelefsntsa OF the war no"
vsging between them. The great PJwers OF Erep'
YOU'D eertainl, b. juslifed In eff r their coed t.
css 70 The Esderals and Oonfedsras1s bat Al would
ecarcely be DO able to choose -mora ipaulpicions
tins than ths present for making the tfsr. Wotas
can be trusted neither party fe Il the least incrnaon
to gvs ssy the South defiant as over, aud The
Presidential ell elton in the Norsh Is Distinct nj otion
of oyertures 10 paci6caiOn. To propose ces aaon
of warfare at tpoi moment would be to eSp1se oar.
seyss TO an instant aud humiallog rsbl from both
bslligerenls.
"SCorrs MEMOIRS"
10 a not'cs Of "Scoips hemoirS"--a work upon
which the Lieutenant General has been 90 long en-
gagged, and which has just been Iublishsd-the New
York Tribune has the allowing from which IL will be
seen that the poor old who forssWoro bis ma lie
State and imbrued BIS hands ii her ll,od upon the
verge OF the gaze makes tArdy rsparadon los tie
il famiss of his closing dsys:
Chrugh acme passages in the memoirs would init
mate that G ,neI al Scott is In harmony wih The
great mass OF bis OeuatymeD, 10 relation to tie pre-
snt Oons. In our midst h Is greatly 10 his credit as
man. that unfeigned horror oil war en- lie ghsstl5
accom- panimsnis, that cssim OF success Can bio,
rom lhe experiences Of veteran, Is the feeling nov
most prominent In bis mibd lofiI all lis We've q
cue political oil uaaou Of the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

sell Of rsbs battery at Pes. Royal PssTy. oas SUI
Vas brought ca and hFes others ~ ksd ana Fenaerso
unSeIv'cta able. There was no ioss oa our s,ae.
From Sherman there has been no definite news re.
eevsd for more than ten days. Rumors are thick how
ever The last s said 70 be founded on the sstemen,
Of rebel lieutenant, who deserted this mcrnmg Ano
Was brought down 10 Hilton Head from Gen. Fcster
expedition mp Broad River. de Gays that sesteIosy'
shsnsn sdva es Wss within eight mills OF SAvanI ah
40 not place much credit upon this but tnoW thar
Gen. F,tt.r and every body elso here Is srHousy *
OsothV every moment 10 lear the SQUAD Of Sherman
gans
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

FIRsr CLA HoUsE Ia Gus oolumns this morn
log will be found the advertisement OF Als;srs. J.
Payne & o., lls B:Oad street, WHO have opened I'll
establishment lhAs will favorable O.mpare with thOt'
20 which Ss we're accustomed before The war
Commencing business upon the theory thu! Ii
public want aid are willing pay for, arsiclss Of H.
beat guilty, they have d their purOhs.ss aGeo
inEly, and 10 CAD, therefore. recommend, With cont
isEc, those search Of fine la iOrs, vines Tobacco,
4 =. TO give them call
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

FnE-Fhe alarm OF nre this morning, between 6
and o'clock, caused b. the cstc ing fire. fr m
spIt, OF an old brick house. near the L,nca.iers,
school. TIE .mss wore eIIiDgushed before sp
serious j1,y lad b,en fu tanned by tts house. Tire
or four families oil negroes lived ia the building, CT
the "A occapioaed a V-Naf n,"ir '',~~rr' them 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
$500 HKWAHD.

n EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
IL With the wssn permisaeu ofhs engineer In shsrs' 70
80 R,ehmond on the lsth Of March last, my boy jim
Ws n about feet uchss high, has dak oompezion ene
what smooth skn rah sharp chin y.. 9nieL sna name.
~ sbout be nrst Of March He raised In Manchester
Nv Mr. ermuei Taylor and has been very recently seen
IA cor ansmsnt In Jan thstI get him sgaia hens
Dsyis 90 win Identity him. ~ sddrsI os,csqs q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

CHnF tT FOlIoE.-rbers ale q Lumber of sspirsb.,
60 o ninsuoa 10; tLis Cfse II kaoHleige OF tie tu
sIness vas tie Ia alton ensure noni4 ston th,
would be no doobs that R,ubsn T. Seal would get ii
bat ss no suoh qu,fc ton Is ossd for il IMPOSE
bio to cay where tie CbCiss will fall. The c,Dinr
.Gh sf' may tea Butcher, baker, shoemaker, or /,
may lie stl.Ctsd from the rural dIsIriCis, ,ni lib
rI;noinustus be taken fran the plough .-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14
STOCKS AT AUCTION.

SfOCkS 81 AuCTlON.
M K wilt sell at Auction, at cur Office, on
w WEDNESDAY, lPh iart., at 70 o'coet
$50 OO) O. niece per o. eoUd ioui dAe'
90 90 do Reriieftd do do do
lOgW do do 20, pon do
1000 do do do
400 do nJn.tsxRble do do
10000 do do Cefthca,es
10000 d. Cotton Bon,s
400 Virginia Slate beg s.tttd nde, old f'srs
5000 do do I..ue
80 Norfolk City DO, d.
100 sha Is Va &c u al ailrosd st0ek
y do cid DoHi n I aiding Gu stock
q go Gold otn
tnd Of er stoeks aud Bordi TO be added
ds's-st LAEossTEE co.
ALSO,
t560 GcLmS nj City BON long dA.e
btOJ Virginia Treasury ties
Coz Virginia STATE bends, pa due
Sac cobfed 10 million III gi.teIed Bouts
o, 90 " lids Railroad Boz da
] 700 Int rest Coupons ot tOl million Lrsn
10000 Coat d. a per cent. b nds
10 ibAns VIZ and ~. Insurance Stock
% do Merchant
50 DO Porcelain Company stook
dslt L'NcAsrTg a co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-14

BAYoBs CoULT.- TIE business a this o. mt 4 i
morning amounted 10 otiog. A sOliiaiy little claw
named Caroline occapi,d the prisoners boI She W.
charged With being SrunAwSy. and aith breaking
ane Of glass in Aln. s,aCnitbsfs grC CRY al s.eG
loaf OF bread and Two apples. She Wsa comn,i!t
as 6 runaway.
AuAin Cooley. wbi:e MN Of evil reputation, VT
required 10 give secnily At $500 to keep the pssOe
Several irlies we're Ied iOr their sonsviolaiiOg
city ordnance by throwing snow kll' 10 The streets