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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
VlNnING FAULr WITH CQI,.pSgN.

IL lie CT times necessary oensuss anu pueish but
very much may be doae by encouraging them When
they do WE'LL Be- therefore, careful 20 express
your APPRECIATION OF good conduct than your oi1Rppfo-
bstOn OF bad Mining moro discoutge chile
than D rit OF ncessanL fiu finding tue p9r Of IL
parsLtl And hardly anything eXsIt 8 more III
rous huepce upon the disposition both OF tho parent
aud chud Tdtre are two great motives ithdeGcing
humaa actions hope and far. Both o. these are az
tines necessary. But who would not prefer 70 have
her child lhlerced 10 good coadpc' by TIE desire o.
pleasing than by the fear Of cfsndDg Il mother
never expresses her qualification Whin he's children DO
WE'LL and is always ceusurng them W Gu ale seet
any thing smiss, they discouraged AID unhappy
They feel tha, il is useless Try to please Tter de-
position b hardened and soured by this ceatiess
irettug aud Of last andiag that whether they do vel
or m they are equally 70 md fault with, they relrqub
al Effort e. please, and become needless OF reIoache-.
Blu let u mother approve Of her chio's conduct when
ever she cun. Let Ter show that his eDod behavior
makes her sincerely happy. Let her reward b m or
Efforts to please by smiles ard affection. In this way
She vii cherish in h,r Ctil1s heart some OF the nobs
and most desirable feelings of cur nature. She win
cultivate In him on amiable disposition snd cheerful
spirit Your child las been, during the day, very
pleasant end oeed en- just before putting bun 10 slce
for the nigh, you lake his hand end ssy NY 500, you
haze been very good boy to-day. IL makes mo ve-y
happy 90 see ycu so kind and obcdieat Goa loves
children who are dniul 10 their pat"ntt, and he piom
i,es to mako the ~ happy" This APPRECIATION from his
mother ie 10 him great reward. Aat when, with s
more than Ordinary sf,ctiOnate t-ns, yu say, Good
night my dear Rcn" he leaves the room With bis lie e
heart fal Of feeling. And Eaen he CLOSES his eyes for
SLEEP bss h'ppy, and reaOvSa tha: be will Si#Sys try
70 do his daty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
THE CITY.

DLkiss BoEoLARr.--Ih! mos. Et'a0lduaf'ly daring
burglary II las ye; been our fortune TO record, .
committed last nghs The reFd-nee OF Bic. L'e, cor
usF Of and F ankliu 5tree> o,ms,'y the readtree
Of the late Wan. lshe, Jr) was entered by bursaEs
les. night between midnight and daybeA5 and upwsrde
Of $50 900 worth CT groceries A1d fmJ stores stolen
from the sorerocm in the third story Of the house
Mr. Lees family, who wore Ia the hoass, were undis
tarbed BY the thieves, and the burglary WIS not di-
covered until this morning. No arrests have been
made; Indeed tho wachmsn kaeE nothing of the facs
until informed of them By the owneEs Of the stolen
property There sscms to bs absolutely no security
for property in this city Notwithstanding the forty
night rASbmen and the twenty gentlemen who have
been Ism led from military eerVce to va Oh the night
watohneu. II a mans provisions not safe In his
gare over his head where are they safer Beng I'm
able to answer this question satisfactorily We would
recommend hOusokeepers to keep no stock on hand
except bare suf6cienCy to last from day TO day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

BkSSssss ssAnsa Ct he AsasAOsS s0aFasS Is shssSst
with the Gre police. 49,.
It has been shown, on different occasions, that
the only zeal aud efficiency exhibited By the city
police vas In fsFretirg out runaway negroes, for
whose apprehension large sums Of money we're
oa,red. Is Is remarkable how ing NOUS they
are In this branch Of The service, but let Gre
break Ous any time after midnight and whilst the whole
neghbOrSoOd will be shouting ne TO the top Of their
voice. you could Aud night watch within mile Of The
scene.
1. is clear that We are to rely only the night
watch for pOPe police and preservAtive Sgainst ares
the whole city viii be burnt over heads at The
rate at which she ineendAes have done their work Of
late.
We have no faith In the night watch discipline. We
may be ever SO much assured that Is firmly and rigor
Ousy enforced, We are compelled to doubt the fact,
Gun the results which are daily gathering before us
There is but one effective to guard against the
frequent reeurresos of hres, and this is in the
org zltion of a complete system Of pato. The
eil rs Of Riehmond subj 10 militia duty, are doing
sort Of provost guard dn:y in the city. The od'ers
Of these organ E,toas, who might DO doing the Safe
some service 10 more Important localities just now
could rot tura their eKeupiOn-eepnissOns to better
uss than by Orng IheIr services o SeSs Of the DIRE
patrOmea. Thoy stand guard the public buildings
every hsf night let them do guard duty seriously
sad 20 some purpcs LET thsu go on guard every nisa
then they will have Ob;aiaed commissions which keep
them Out OF the army fer some public coed Another
important fact proper TO mention in this connection is
At al sVeTy FIRE it has been noticed that the steam en-
gne comes upon the ground never sooner than enty
minutes after tue first alarm of Gre ia given.
Nov, the engineer IS paid specially to attend 10 tbe
scan engine and Il need be- TO IemAla In the 'ngine
house teeH TO bling the engine out vita as little &C.
lay As possible. Ths Importance OF this machine Wss
made mAnsst ~ the 6es across the street from our
ONCE on which occasion, toe engine reached the fpot
fully bali sn hour after Il alarm was given ton n
utes later and the Ssa,ns! bull ling SOud have been in
aAmss ss Of sue hand eng could reach to the
third story.
We throw lhcss views out hints, which, with
h.r suggesticui might be adopted as plan Of a
m0rs vigorous pol oy with regard 70 hre police
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
sHIpWRECK-EIGHF LIVES LOST.


From tie Cleveland Leader, Of Aug 80
The terrible gale of wind and rain iOh swept over
our CITY on Friday last coming from the lake, was un
e0ualled in suddennsss and violence, aud must have
resulted in gr damage to vessels caught 10 lie ufous
blast Already hear OF the loss at me vessel the
schooner MaydoEoT which eapsz ID Il Black river with
The loss OF all on Jard except boy Tue SIhdusky
Reg;sr save that from tbs boy James Sauderson
fifteen or 1eea years 3D. it leans all the particulars
of the loss Of the vessel. ..
She len this oity on tliisy, with cargo Of 800 tons
Of coal. The crew consisted of Captain Aver Mate
Geo Liz co n both Of Port Huron, and Archibald SmF
son, of O. w, and inform ant. The Captains wife
snd three Children and his sister, were also On board
The schooner was too heavily iden aud apprehensons
sefs felt for her safety when leaving port Toe
vas made 10 Avon Point in little moro than BALI an
On the approach Of the storm the Captain attempted
10 make the mouth of Black river to escape is fury
FalinR in ths pact of the deck load was thrown
and much more washed a. the lee rail being for
me fool under water the attempt was made 10
take in sail but only with partial success She eapsz
about O'clock all on board being swept in!o the hell
OF waters. For time all were struggling together to
save themselves aud each other, IL. 3 -......-,
The Oapains slater caught the boom, While his wife
encountered with her little girl Of two years of age
caught 10 supper, Efforts we're made to get plank
the women, bus in vain The iniaut ouy fEe mont
Old vas temporarily Tetoasd and placed IN the care Of
81 psop, Blu. was directly washed away from him, snd
was borne away by the wind snd the waves and az last
swallowed up in the hke.''.rh
After very brief interval the SCHOONER wfn' doWr,
osFiying all with her but The captain aud the boy n
deFaon The latter, by swimming aud cstchiog bod OF
the msnsaii, reached The mainmast and gained the
GROSS rees He attempted 10 hroS rope 10 the cal ;
tsn but did not reach nim The last be raw OF him Q
was floating on two matches towards shore The vi q
hauled round AfterWArds to the south, which W0ud
probably carry tim down the Ake.
From ftie after four o'clock 70 seven, htster sar.
dsrson maintained bis hold onhe elols tress about sI
feet from the water when he taken a BY the ug
AK, Of OisyeIAed. TIE ABsf remaiueda near until
dark see king 10 diro3yet obsr of ihs uaiortupaes
mas IN vain Sbs then into Aek river, aud l-fi
sp1tday mlfnihg for Point au- PSlee TIE boy Sau-
dsrson vent on ssiuIdsy to EJrs, ana rom htnse to
a.adusky' t' $50 7ae 70 sr''sa 'ssii ~ -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

How TO TREAF IHs YAEKEBs.-BslieVing A. We do
has the war OF sutjagaon 70 virtually oVsr, W deem
not improper 70 make few Fuggr s'ious rel tVe TO
TIE treatment of Yankees after the war Ia oTe. Oar
soldiers know how 20 urea. them nov, but then dit
fsrent treatment Will be necessary.
TIE Yankee is a cute animal, AMI 10 no mot to be
trusted 10 times of pssce than in war The egu'ar
down cas- ef will NOT be killed Ia this va, bu. III live
Aud flourish like u geeen bay tree, sWindug u With
whom no comes 10 oontlcs. He must be watch d, aud
every Irt 10 rgrstate himself into ouF favor be re-
pulsed or c3urse, will be told that he WAS peace
man all the time ald bitterly opposed to the va
In fact IL would not surprise US 70 be told nat he
had been a stro3g SEQ ss-ouist and lost all hi prop
or on account Of his Southern proclVities. lie viii
N IS big lilo possible and many OF US will Os fools
e1ough TO bssVe ii u, disappearing cFetuleuj south
erneTs that We are Uness We d tefmine in ivaOce
q have noting TO do wi h the isOssosl hord after
our brave soldiers are NhippiDg them, Iur de-
fence vii have been in vain. Like the locuss rather
like the lice which IA ced tho Eggpans, ID will
swarm over our beautiful South, and sltemp. foist
up N us their moral Destroying isms which ha made
tnem what they srs-the rtptor ca OF the worl God
gals that when General Lee is done with lhei In the
Eas and they are whipped everywhere else, be-
ievs they will be before the Wuter months in We
IN Az have such peace Nll forever rid US Not only
OF tie presence but Of the very sight Of Abb thnIs
Vaudeville Dispatch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
Iron THE WHO I

GENERAL JOIN H. MORGAN.
Who hath moi card, When in the forest d fP,
Some Mighty tree cen o, crashing down,
The eohoiDg thunders thai 90 IN the steep,
The forests far rebound.
Fhu4 il was when cur brave Morganiell
From out our herished group O. stars,
Never rgain upon srs blast TO swell,
Or WELD the sword OF AsIs.
Oh. that our hopes so ripe upon his head,
Should fall aud wither noS,
Aud turn TO cypress, dt to deck the dead,
But not q warriors brow.
M.thinks We erred, when in our high sIiol,
We watched him Oft Of late,
Psrrying with Death thor ght that OF thf N all,
He bore the charm OF tate.
We Il not mt the martyrs who have iain
Down their rich msn.les 10 our tread,
Bat they will constant iss, split train,
With N organ at their b ad.
Yssra shall not dim the names that we have Missed
Taough envy Woik its WOrst
Blu, where the finger muses. dcwn the list,
Twill pAuss at AOrgAn's fret.
J MARSHALL HAssA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

II tAia i "a Va tAs ga. SEs EslssoSs Rsss g Y
the pOssesslOu Of some ctiEsns yes tying near o. p
o,lumbla and We are told that reIstiVe OF the isI
and witness to this statement Is now living ntas A
in T4Irheld district, not far from 0Olumbi' The ~
risr will be obliged to any correspondent fora state
ment Of the case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
IEnKNnIARISM.

Within tbs as two thTss weeks, asss have been Of
vs7s ,ban ordinary OoouEfenes lathe CITY The v'sy
fsoasnsy sih sbsh they cCou' the Uniformity o. The
.gsr MD isAL the bCIdisgs in wbis they itf 'he
mos, Uag, Orlsicstesables -sV Ting leads 70 1ne
opelslon thas The baaa OF The inceodaiy at no D
TIE Fac. that these ares have O0susred anosSsveFy
nigh, within tbslase foftnighi aud 'hAI 40 Develop
1nsniu have been msds sitter y ,bS Poes o. 'aS nf'
assurance sOup>lie. could en- 30 ss'seisn 'ae m
sisney Of b, ,he dstsoiiss fOges OF the city and
such Of the o6osr. ii .Gs Bard Of uadsrWr'sra o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

Tar SoRasUN CRoP -Iu VieW of The sc rclty Of
barrels With whoh to secure the heavy coop OF soFghum
molasses that will be made in VirginiA, n;emsn
from the oounlry sgest7 that poplar trough, be re-
pared AID used tor this purpose, VAS done Asss
snpi several years ago There's they saG 20 have
been aa excellent sub tute for barrels and the mOAss
es remained 10 them in some cases, for .Welv' months
without irIury. Tae trough should be hoowei out
neatly, ana the ends tightly secured. Tet edges
GIN be 30 sVeled and smoothed that panks can be fit.
ted TO them so as TO DO imperVlOus h5 ST. aud as
sacure aqeilst leaksgs any barrel that made
Fpoets eau be fixed 10 the ends aud the moas jry
off as from barrel. The experiment is worth trial
At ali eVeuts.-Pst. En-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
ALEXANDRIA ATTAIRs.--The eIaudria State Journal

ALEXANDRIA AEFAIRs.-The exandrla Stdts journal
Of September l, says:
40 be Ezscnied - s rgsant 0onlsy company b. 10Th
regiment Veteran Rsse Vss has been found gul upon
trial before oturt-msria IN this CITY. OF the Riges
OF violation of the 93l Article OF War, al Iiding
soldiers 70 DESERT and has b,ei sentenced 10 hot 70
a. a;h with musketry. The sentence has been p IoSed
by the Pre,dfns and Thursday morsng at min 'lOcs,
the criminal will pay the forfeit Ct his Gin m the
same sp 1t whe private Thompson was e1ecu a ie"
mooths since The t. oop. in this city aud the iCnity
are We understand, ordered TO witness the ~ 'uon.
"Desertsrs OpsrhaHlsd Captain Nckersnlri Of th,
mortar schooner, hight before last hauled ~ s4--
picous looking craft and arrested three mn on board,
Eho, upon examination before Coonel Wel. turned
uut to be two dessriers and tn third iudvid al who
has for some time been gagged in aiding thee ape OF
a, scp4err They we're promptly 'hou go" and sp ain
Nlek u son has taken charge Of Tho sloOp."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

RIoopDER's CousE.--Ths Ouly case Of importance
bfer, ihl. court wsa Il at Of Wm. spOer examined
the previous day en- the charge Of stealing Gov from
Dr.. John r. SRrnetL Ire Recorder concluded, as the
theft bad been committed In the county, to send the
case to The Her rico usices aud he so disposed Of it.
There vera a number Of negro cases and parties
charged with breach Of city ordinances, all o. which
we're appropriately dsposed Of aud tue court sdosrned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
nIRD.

ABBA On as IaslAnL Of sonsanPuaa a REssOol jan
ADBIsoN, o. ell % yesrs.
BAILIn wsshinuf n % sRtb u sTI PKsLoPE Rail- WIDOW
Of "a lRs Dahney Bal. Ass4 ~ years. t.i l.
BosMAS-on te h instant, Ms MILDRED B. BoWsAS.
Nozzle aad New Oheaps papers Pts4ts copy. Fl =
EAs1oSIn this oy, 9Th inSlt IoaS EAsrsAS 10 be 5h
yer Of bis age
fss -onbs 9Th tassS LroT Jss, S5rsytt q LSssnasI g
% IA tbs 2Oth saT o; hsF Bgei - 80 - .e-t
KtuIEt Ga the son glt ia HhinEsE, D. Isirs kNr1
Company A. l2h nis slppi Regzsnf-a pSs'Hsf oiSsT'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

PAApoS RIFusED- Gov Smith has refused to pardon
the two FREQ negroes, Harrii who we're convicted at
the last term Of the Hastings Court Of burglatiOusy
breaking Into aud roobing The residence OF r. 4. Il.
Holiday, on the 96.h July. They will be sold into
slavery nt1: Monday, at the City Hail. At the same
tin will be sold tie free negro thief, Geo. Drew
for many years the 90 laDorer OF Granville MOatee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08

RLIaoLD CeLLIsIoS We learn thai. sOscal train
from Bize EOun'ein, with Beg. Gen. Assms on board
aad an rpgn going up, tnge,her a. Silver knn, o.
W, dntsday l,t Jsre C6Sil, engineer, and TIRES
train hands we're sd and varal Oters cred. &C..
Atoms made narrow oacape--' As car BIO Ssi in was
badly smanhec. Selma Di'potch.
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4 NRaB0Es Al AUCfTUS.
~ IxiI srh a. ssssios, ------
80 LEkkES FsGa9Es.
.. \. DAus 90
TREASURY DEPARTMENT U. ga.
RicHMosp, Va Aus ust 70 1884

X REGULATIONS for carry NJ into effect the
AZ Ae, Of couss,s approved Jane 49, sa salhorisrs The
snefol registered b0-ds under The
OF me A approved Maybe 1851, exchange the saas
Parties owning ress-d esh. per eea, bood. uodsr The AT
nay 10 so desiring TO skeADSe ,hsG coupon bonds,
WIZ Asssl sm 70 the manner pointed endorse
sut the Baes Of the 10 The ais Of
Ameflca "a exchange Tor coupon b1n cause them
presented - the Register " Treasury DeDa tmeo who vii
eeupoe 10 cenPanee IA the prosLons o. me Aot OF Juns
49, 1854 issue coupon beads for the peene IN The tss
tered bonds 20 asslgned q. A. TaRsH0LM
Au ~ du eecrtttry " he
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
NOTES FROM A YANKEE SHE'LL.

The attentive correspondent 81. T. g. iOFWsFdst to
.he Columbus Enquirer a couple of messSges, on pa
per- which tie Yankee sent to the ElauA Battery in
SHE'LL on the 2Oh Instant Tne powder of tho shell bad
been emptied out and the notes put and then wooden
peg inserted 70 op the hole The conseq was that
the she'll when fred over to our lines old explode,
ard the boys" of the Eufsuls Battery, having their
curiosity eIoed picked up the shell and DISCOVERED the
40 ,dea peg which led to an exemIlaiion OF its con
tents and the 6odng Of the nots' They were sent in
ID q way from battery manned by Pennsylvania Dutch.
men. O.e val in tie Ditch language, and Was sent
back to the YAnkses with a defiant snsNer. Il was
ars hosever translated Into Eog6sh By Sam stsFn of
the Easula Battery, a. follows
"You rascal Rebel Are yOl to be Tres or slaVesS
You know rot yourself Atlanta will bs 10 our bands
ia few de, and ,hen will be death or utter ruin.
Your obsdient servant
' g. n. MiLLHR, lad Artillery,
Pennsylvania Vols
"Your artillery IS not worth damn. You kaoW not
nov 10 IRE. When the war i3 over, we will be free
again, aud then We viii drink glass Of lager together
-.s A 0ERMAH
LIST Lieut.. 26.h Penn. Battery"
The note Was In English tn the original has been
amt "a L, IA torn at one end and the EOrds on that
.ije are wanting, bat va make it Out.thcs;
~ pFesent 70 Me-. Johnny RIB: Will meet you In
Atlanta ia shout Week's time- 'A
= From your friend, -"
-, 9hPsnn. Battery,
-
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500 MILLION LOAN.
NDNJ T4Hlh kyAIyS

TRElsUEY DIPARTkksT,
Richmond Acg. 22, 1894
NOTICE is hereby given, that salea of the
above Bonds pdeent Treasury pcs Of tlSs
cued oteres will be discontinued amer the 8h septs-
next when the sales sAn have reae,d seventy millions
dollars much shall be sold before The laid s0h
September The safes will be sospsnded 70 eon Ter the expst
Of advancing the pce add notice sil be CIV
heir resumption, and OF the GKed the honda
The Secretary Of the Treasury deems % hs duty call
pedal attention Of tsx-psyss geagsy and particularly hs
agricultural Gas 10 this notes. ft loah al ult be all tsAsa
ap By ouroxn people. ~
aud oppressive on The retGrs pesoe and los prices
Ana nou that ali az eato products ndns susA
Ugh Ices inv sting In the bonds OF the
viii become hemsvrs the receivers The eoecs4
fos the pAy ment of Interest q. A. fREsH0LM,
au 23--d3W Bee'y Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
FROu GEORGIA.
wheeler's Operations.
Cor. Broom appoints Day Of Fasting and
Prayer.

Macon, Sept 6.-There is no material change in the
situation at the Georgia front 1t is runored that the
enemy are repairing the Railroad and advancing, but
this 10 not credited. ,a.. --. .-,.l s.sl
oourier from Rome reports that Whsser destroyed
tue Tdnnsl at Tunnel Hs several da;s ago. The last
bsId from hin at headquarters vas that re was oper-
,tiog ou The Western and Central Railroads this side Of
Aurtteesboro.
Alter a drought of siz weeks We had a rOhssAiOg
rain to-dsy.
Gev. Blown issued proclamation to-day setting
apart THURSDAY, the 18Th inst as day OF fasting and
prayer, and ealing upon the people and the army to
observe it.. ,.f - .-f .n i.- 1a-as u.s.
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7HE NEWS.
nm LIrr.r rRon alN. aoop.

The LArk-T fROh GIN. HOOD.
The news FROM General Hood, WtIctAWe give below
PAGES much favorable APect upon the condition
Of Aara in North Georgia than Es'e led to believe
when il vas announced on Saturday that his amy had
evacuated Atlanta and iAlltn back TO Loveiog's. We
are nov but cooarmsd 10 the opinion that Sherman viii
fad livery difficult 10 advance much farther into Georgia
through desoa,sd country and keep up a caumuuica-
ton Wi'h his rear especially when our rAidng parties
are dsscng tia raj road by which he obtains supplies
at numoerlss points. We would here, By way Of pa
rehthsss warn our readers agsus. believing that be-
cause the Washington Chronicle says that Wheeler has
yet accomplished nothing that it really so, for the
reason tina. the Chronicle is Lycolns sPeca organ to
warmth defeats aud sIaggsrate partial successes
nto overwhelming victories and IS circulated gratis to
The Amy OF the Potomac along with abolition tracts
aud Union shrieAlng campaign pamphlets.
The War Department received as. night, despatch
rem General hood which said TAs enemy sifhdre'O
from ny front IN The direction Of OssbOrO LGsi Rght.
Tbs morning lh4 Department received from the iOi-
oEiug Telegram Sksr7EGa soHtiHGsI his .Strsat BE-
uoRd JoassborO"
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rn1.maRAP1xro.
Reports of the Press Association received HI
clnsiVelY by the WhIg.

afsysi according 10 Act Of Congress IN sc gear 1862 b
he ConJsdeiats Adtss or ne Northern District Of Ga
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eRusBs, Aast'r.

ENINE MAlTAPoSr ESTATE OF $50 ACRES, In
Caroline connty VT hin ne mile Milford Demo-. on aha
eiericksbur9 Railroad and one half nes frrm bovipa
Green esed R0ILy HILL for sale auctionW be stH
ets- cn dc prsrses, THURsDAY 18th September Il
! e!o vsluaSle rstat- Ice ted above
contains So aeys which hesouflh land.
AMI ons-tuthn wood timber. vesnis oonssi
o. large DWELLING aud every os-budins found suco
80 ,ss'e alto sood repair The location beautiful There
& pace large orchard q, peaches and Apples o.
~ elo eeslod This orub1 OF securing besu-
"a ana zoe, rAuahe scate Partial possession vii be gyea
ieearsj " $500 r. -
N achgond aud Zee sessbu R.rss "a bes through The
arm near tne mousse sbording opportunity Of yinx the
piece nd returning the day.
T. is--Onsthlri sh; balance At and 10 o.th. ar ali
ossh 81 the option Of ths purchaser.
n P.w atUFBl Aucrr
tssqc--;d sutesssT 10 Goad,n 4 Apne9.oa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-08
YAEKEss IN COUNCIL.

Report says that conference Of Yankee OH ,ers has
been called for consultation ~ Orleans to future
mOvem mis- of the Gulf forces under their command
The question Is Vhshsr to try to take M,bie and have
smother city On their hands take cafe Of or to pro-
vide for he safety Of what they already hold Il does
not matter to Us OOufederates how they decide 1t.
Toe Tribuns says "As for Mobile We are getting so
ossuduy aIed here, thA. 1t would be almost pity to
spoil the fun Of an attack"
T., however, they oOrCluds "tO try" Mobile, the
Tribune is of che opinion that the OODfoderaea will at
Ak Nee Oflsans about the same time. will then be
a repetition Of Redmond aud WAshingtOn-Lss, Gran
aud Early.