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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-12-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-12-03
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-08-10

but who belonged frst and last to the ranks
OF the people; and we gave him our consent
to represent this large and important dis
trict N The Federal councils at a time when
veterans quailed, and statesmen only saw
the right TO pursue the wrong. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

suns asld artillery and 80 cavalry together with ss'.
ssl guns mounted in the forts, large quantity Oh
stores, ammunition, faddss and blankets.
AT Tlton We captured $50 men without hriug gun
IRON FLORIDA.
The Columbus Times states that deserters In florda'
who came over TO our side during week, report that
nearly all Of the enemy have left Jacksonville and St.
Johns, to reinforce Grant
GOOD NEWS FOR ALABAMA SOLDIERS.
Four months ago eontrac. was entered into between
the State Of Alabama says The Nail on the part oil her
Q and the firm Of Peter TAFT
%, Limerick, Irelsnd, through Major J. L. Tai'' OF
the British Army, for large quantity Of military Sl0'n.
Ing for the Alabama soldiera QIArtermAstsr- General
Green stipulated that large portion OF the gooas
should be furnished, simply Gu, with the necessary
trimmings, thus sfosdng employment to the seam"
stresses and ailOrs Of homo factories. Some thou
sands Of these uniforms glad to b, able to an
nouucs have safely arrived in the OOnfedsrAcy and the
residue of the order Is hourly expected. The Outh.
consists Of 'cket pants, shoes and OvercOat, all made
of mo,t substantial mSseril-the cloth being exactly
the sans As that used in the British Army.
A thOu.and of the uniforms have already been made
Nm and are handsome and durable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

TEE POISONING CAsE.-L Last week, Amanda and
George her husband both slaves, were arrested for
poisoning sx little girl, the children four OF them
of Mr.. Thomas Olake and two Of hrs. Lewis haule.-
Amanda lived at Mr.. Oarhes, and baked some hoecake
for his children which they took to school as snack,
and then divided with MrJ M.ue's children. Shortly
after eating the hoecaks all the children we're takon
violently ILL., several physicians called in and all
but one Of them declared that the children had bsen
poisoned The dissentent physician Raid theyhad bsen
mads OK by the soda contained in the boecake By
singular oversight none of the food thrown upby the
children was preserved and only small piece Of the
hoecaks which they had left could be found This is
in the hands of chems. ami will be subjected to anal
ysis.
lhe accused Iegroes were before the Mayor this
morning. but the analysis Lot having yet been Feriorm-
3D. and some of the children being still in precArcus
condition the csss was continued till Friday.
Dr.. Pollard who It seems has been attending the
woman Am lnds, was sent for BY the Mayor, and nei-
roR.ted as to what kinds oil medicine he had pu. int
ser banda he 4 the last msdcin, he had purchA, =
cd for her was suphate OF Inc, Of Whcl he had sent
her so grAns By her husband George for local sppca.
ton The Doctor said the tsct OF suphate OF zinc II
taken internally would 10 10 Vonit bus not 70 poison.
The sta,emen, that the caldrsn were made sick BY
eating excessively Of ginger cake made OF Sorghum is,
20 learn, on particular Ell dry, untrue. Toe bread
eaten BY them Was the ordinary aJus hoecake, or 90 H.
1, commonly called ''sbort bread"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
THR CITY.

NAYoR's OoURr.-Ths docket tf this Court was full
this moruing.
VIM. Plttmsn free negro, vas charged with steal
ipg shawl from D. B. Clarke When srraigned, the
witnesses declared that the accused was not the thief
though he bore tho same name, aud the accused VAS
permitted 10 depart He had on account OF his name
been arrested for the laIcenous Pltimln.
James Burnett, soldier from the army CT the VAL
ley was charged with stealing tin DISH tin bucket,
tin pan and haversaek, from John Dsbree. appeared
that last night Barnett was caugh. coming down the
steps from tho lodging of Mr. Dsbree, two doors
below the Spostswood house on Main street, with the
tin things in his hands He said no had bought the
tclss from negro in the room. He was remanded fer
trial for petit larceny.
James A. Barnett, soldier, WA' charged with obtain
ing a barrel of goods from the Central RIlroad Ex-
p.ess office on for yed order.
The Express agent stated that on the 20 h Of last
month accused came to the DEPOT and presented an or
der purpOrtiDg to be signed by j. j. BlrS dale Gath
Virginia Cavalry, "to deliver To John Blown my bar
rel" Upon this order Brksdales barrel was delivered
to accused who represented himself as Brown aud said
Barksdals was 10 OhimborAEo hospital In hour af
forwards Blrksdae called for his barrel and
prsed TO learn ha. it had been delivered to another
par ty and said be had been at ChmborszO in bis
life. By examining the Express books, it was then
found that the accused had under the OF Brown,
previously obtained parcels sent to flames W. Harris
sch Virginia Regiment" ~. j. By1ley, 24h Virginia
Cavalry"
In the absence Of B6rksdas and other Witnesses, the
case was continued.
TIE continued case Of Benjamin Lancasiry, JOha W.
Still, James Smith and Lieutenant Peter Llli Of the
Valley District Provost Guard. charged with riolous
conduct in the Theatre on Monday night, was called up
High Constable Freeman, Felix Il. Vaughan and
others were heard a. Witnesses.
1t appeared that Lieut. Lilly and the rest of the al.
eused making great disturbance il the Theatre Mon
day night during the Performance High Constable Free
mOu, WtO has charge Of the polio, of the establishment
ordered Vaughan, policeman, 10 arrest them and pu
them out unless they could be quiet O:e OF the DO
j,eted one Of the men, when Lily up and clllet
out Valley district provost guard to Me rescue Sub
stqusntly Lily being disordery, singing and dancing
in the gallery Of the building Vaughan went TO him an
told him be would put him out unless he made lee
noise. LILY said he would mako as much noise a.
damned please; that be had afty men with him, an
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

THE YANKIE SLAVE TRADI.-Il almost every one Of
the rscr uting and substitute brokers' off ,es such
yersation ~ the fol Owing IS OF daily occurrence:
Gsnt-WhAt is the ptics Of likely young negro to-
dayi
maud.
Gsnt-Could you furnish me with three or four sound
negroes at any less pricer
Broker-No, sir; there Ia demsnd for oil We have In
Massachusetts WheFs send those who can't pass tx-
animation aud whore We got larger prices
Gsnt-HoW soon coul you fill an order for twenty OF
thirty negroes to fiji the quota OF our town at sa 5000
each?
Btoksr-We can't take orders ahead. The price lie
goir up every dAy. We expect another car load TO
morrow or next day, and We will sell at the market
price.
This talk savoss Of the slave mar but it Is repeated
in Bufllo every day White men being, in some IL =
stances from $50 to 81 90 than negroes Ole man
paid 1915 for sound Canadian yesterday. Tae mar
ket ia fuo,ultiuR, but the tendency il UPWARDS.
Buffalo DAILY Courier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
Az HOUR WITH NOSRY.
Gen eraL
TaE rISDEA HIRoIEs OF GUInLLAs.

From the NssOark Daily advertiser
Al a qrArter past nine O'Clock on Thursday night,
October 18th, party consisting Of two ladies' a baby
rurss And myself lett the BilmOre and Ohio Railroad
depot ct fillmore for hlFtinsburR, Va. Toe ticket
agent told Us thA. At n would be at the latter
station, safe and sound Nothing of interest occurred
until near . station called HoneyVille ten miles south
of HarpeFs Ferry, aud about the same distance from
hArtinsburg. looked a. my watch and found 1t 2t
o'clock. In another instant alarmed by a sud.
dea crash which threw many passengers from their
seats; then followed numerous stols outside The pas.
senEers eroaehed down close 10 the bottom of the car
for safety; cries Of "guers |" "gusrillAs % resouud
ed on eVerT SIDE aud altogether scene of panic was
presented that can be better imagined than described
To add 70 the tumu', hree or four shots were fred
through the windows, breaking the glass in Il ouRand
pieces.
In an instant We heard the robbers entering the cars
from both ends SuImising their GRAND, jsrk,d my
Watc5 from my pocket handed it to lady companion,
telling her to secrete t. which she did just then one
of the fellows stood before with psto close to my
head AID demanded my pocket book. obeyed wit
comnendabe dillg rec. he passed on to relieve my
neighbour ofhIt coat, watch aud packe book.
Another OF the band approached pistol In hand
sHere yCu id Yak, hand over your WHch" Yol
are too late" answered promptly, Is Is gone" To-
Esllow seemed sAsh ID with this nj went on.
very demonstFatiVs fat lady seated near the enc
of our car Just then jumped up caught one otthe Reb
els In her aIm4 "0l, ny love- my dear mAn, yen vii
Dot kin me-" she screamed aud ct the same time cling
ing % him until IN uDgallAnt anger hs rOarsd icon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

ANEw FEAfUEs.-Ai.sr lag psrtuasOn, the pro-
prietor Of the Gem Saloon, on Main street, between
h and loh, has stabished the culinary depart
nent Of biz place oil business, which was temp 'rar,
suspended 10 such time as be could guarantee the b
Of everything that the Richmond markets could sfnd
such arrangements have now been made, and all that
wanlug to haze tie Gem the best place in the city
Is trial Of the style in With things are served up
shere. Pure Coffee fresh OYSTERS tat beafstakss 81,
MAJ always be rtled on, a. reasonable prioss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

Vaughan could not raise men enough 10 put him outA
Thereupon Vaughan laid hold OF him, and Lilly called
upon Lancaster for aid. Lancaster whipped out pis
toll half yard long and struck Vaughan laundering
crack over the head with it. Vaughan let go Lilly aud
seized Lancaster, aud Lily movedo Of and was arrested
by another policeman. During hsfracas, Smith and Still
being drunk, made as much noise and uproar as they
conveniently could.
The Mayor discharged the privatee, emttb Sill and
Lancaster, but sent Lieut. Lily for Indictment be-
fors the November Gtand Jury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
LATER PROM The UNITED STATES.

At the latest moment before going 10 press. have
received files Of Ulited States papers to the afternoon
OF Monday, the Gath:
As was to have been expected, the Yankees claim
great victory over Pdce They will probably gain a
victory every day now till after the election.
rs is what they say about Sherman and II bod:
Advices from Chattanooga to Friday last say that
engagement 10 yet believed 10 have occurred between
the opposing armies in Northern Georgia. Hood is
ported as rapidly moving his amy 30 IS 10 obtain
position between Sherman and Montgomery, Alabams
aud Snermal ses stripped of every pound Of bag
gage, are in hot pursuit Toe enemy has 30 much OF
START and ca 30 fearully, that his capture ia not
sured. ... ...
Gold |, q1oted at 2l4t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
On 97d, 2sl, ard Gary ss.,
FOR SALE AT AUUTlON.

DY request of Mr.. John B. Brown, we will
- SELL up.n premiIe respectively, on koND Az the ol
day Of oet1otr. csnaeneins iImsHstsy amer me sac TO-
following rtAI estate, to ut:
lst Lot side 21i, tetv Main AMI Cary streets
froug running back 81 set 10 the prpst Of Mira
Hayes eTtAta. 1900.
a. Tue Lot northwest Cary and 2Sd SIS font
log 49, running back i3I b. 65fss AHA Lot Contains
a large body the best moulding sand.
81 Lo now leased Jam Gum, east aide Ct 93d
be Ween Main AID Gary Sta Eonng GO and ming LacL
81 feet bopnd north and Iouth BY ii eys 10 feet VIDE,
privilege Of an alley " ssi Wde runHrg through TO
ttreet- . ,
This property Is all we'll located convenient to the York
toni Q, warehouses, &c.
CaptLiIH we'll to give this Iae ber tcu ar A.
LentlJn
a I ernB made 10 lit purcha se's.
aoc1a-td .GkUtBs &WlLllAhs, hucs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
DUTCH GAP oANAL, 80.

A deSertsr from Grants Army, Who elmS into our
lines Yesterday, and delivered himself up, says that
many Of the Yankee army Of the opinion that the
Da,SAGlp Canal viii meyer Do completed. Our Are
upc 20 WorEnsu be represents a. very deadly. He
thinks though l.lsr be convinced Of the impOsslOiy
of It's completion, be will not stop working upon It
IL after the presidential election for fear Of njurpg the
prospects Of Lincoln.
The new regiments which have recently reinforced
Cant are composed Of twelve months men, and GEL
ar IN number from eight 10 twelve hundred
The dsssrter in question Is an lglshnAn, and seemed
TO be very intel igenG
FROM NORTH GEoRsIA-THE CAPTURE OF DALTON &C.
Through the jacksonville correspondent Of the Mont
Romery Mail, whose letter u dated Ootober 18Th, Ne
Lara that General Hood invested Dalton on tbs Is b,
and at once sent In Gag Of truce and demanded lie
surrender Dol mel johnson, the Federal commander,
came In person TO see our Genera. "Wih you, said
the Colonel trea. the garrison prisoners Of W.r II
4 suuenderH' mo, SIR" "Wll you parole il ~ "NO,
sii; WI allow you Ave minutes to surrender, and Il
not complied with viii pu the garrison to the sword
Toe Colonel observed thA. the terms we're hard bat
shat be would surrender which vas At once dOnS The
prisoners captured we're follows 500 negroes IN full
Yankee uniform. $50 Whss SOldisu. ] battery u N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

sWoRIHY CT Nonos-Tnis morning, countrJmas
brought slaughtered hog to the Second Market, and
refused 10 take less for it than six dollars pound. Al
the same tms first rate pork was being sold by the
butcher in the market, for IS the single pOund. Who
avs the country people ST, t1.ortionertP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

RoBBERr.-LEt night, between the hours of 10 and
IL O'clock the house of joseph II. Turpn, near the
corner of Leigh and Jackson street, was burglAriOusy
entered and robbed OF gold watch, an over coat and
S275 In gresnbaok Tbs thief broke into the house in
he sbseLcs of Mr. TurpD, and ab5tracsed the articles
mentioned ADORE before anything known Of the in
rusion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TaE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANE.
INHB ANNUAL NJ 8ETIE G OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS ofthe virginia Central Rail cad Company will
be he'd in tpe city Richmond Thursday tue 21 dsy OF
November, 1854
Extracts from h6 By. LdUs Of he Company:
aA oAes reprIset Stockholders 1T general meeting
shall writing and signed BY the thus transferring
he uover Partnerships gn In the OF the part1er
shp the OF either OF TIE firm shall be
i'd proxy shall be valid given than SIy days prior
10 the meed. Of the Company.
mo proxy ndvCu stockholders shall pass free going
or returning from the meetings Of the Company unleS he bn
The books transfer shall be elsd fifteen days re,iOuS
snv general meeting" ! J. GARRETT,
Treasurer.
CINE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD cOAPAST,l
Richmond, October 81, 1854.
or2l-dltAetd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

woman presented herself 3. the central police SD
ton, Oaicago, the other day, aud complained hat,
though she had two husbands in the army, shs could
get no relief from either the county or city war COM
nnitla
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
TREASURY DEPARCMENl U. \. A,
RICHMOND, Va, August 26. 1864. !

POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the
LII Act Of approved June 49, Is authorizing h'
uners Of resstt eight per bonds M sd under the
visions ths Act approved May so Exchange the San
ior coupon bSnds
Parties owning registered eg per cent bonis under the Ae
NAY Is 1851, desiring TO hAnge them Tor coupon oond
iii Asn them, the manner pointed out In the printed endorse
nspt OIL the back Of the cernc the oon uerEte states
AerlcA exchs Ige coupon bonc and Cause them 10 b
10 Register Of ih Treasury Depar ment Who VII
theeu on In con pAnce vita provAons Of e Act OF Jun
R 1854 Issue pom bonds for the amount specihsa IN The regis
.sssI oonds 20 aEi'R nsd. q. A. IL RH0LE,
q aA-vsts vvn NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

Cushion 0phelA ssys of the Southern girls: "Wha .
ever regard they have for Yankee bsaU1 they've Beau
70 yard for oil their Yankee foss"-AugstG Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

letter received from FROM nsnt General in SheI-
mans army, says What have heard ts LAY settles
the question OF Mr.. Lnoons reelecton beyond doubt
This army is a unit for Lincoln.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27

SUNDnIES AT fHIVAiE SALE.
kOBAGS CUBA AND LAGUYRA COFFEE,
w 90 bags and barrels OF B.own Sugar,
10 BARI els Of Crushed do
20 bags Black PEPPER
10 bales Cotton Yarns No. $50 10,
90 do Brown Sheetings and sbiItings,
10 cases BleAchs Bnrtinss,
9 do Black ami White Prints,
80 barrels molss3cs, "a
10 bales OCtton Wadoing,
Back and Brown Houand1
Black Cloths aad DoeJkins,
Blue and Bl OK Beaver Cloths,
20 bsgs D ack Pepper,
100 boxes CASTLE Soap,
10 Gases Glass fumbers,
10 pieces Black DombAzne.
forsae by the piece or package orly.
Terms Cash deiUery - -
Oct. lT-5' hENI, PAlNE a ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
AUCTION sAxIis-suruss pArs.
PUBLIC SALE OF yALgABLE PROPERTY

N pursuance of decree of the Crcdit Court
OF Bedford county entered the 18th day Of hepebe
1884, In the OF q Ted Oroz the
miGsOne WILL on the 9h day Of November next Ell BY pub c
auction, TO the highest bidder, thaS valuable hotel
known the "HeWiu House." situated Of Aberty,
Bedford county Virginia, and immediately the virginia and
Raroad Al he time valuable Lot the
Het and nj belonging TO the aid Hotel sting
in part excellent beds, bedstss, and beddlrg Including
large III hair msttreses and almost tee
OF furniture belonging hnt class hot Virginia 1he
properly aog the most ValuAbls In upper V
gna-
ThG estate will be sold separately from the personal
Terms cash. tu6rtnc, receivable In payment Of
public Is the etAte OF Virginia.
SGe viii ste ace on the premises and be continued from
80 T. O. BHRKs,
MIkES w. FISHER,
I'M OommlskionerS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
4 PPEAL to tue Public.-Ihe Relief Com

4 PPEAL to tue Public-1he Relief Com
mieeof Richmond through their Directory ann a. ~ An.
ubHc for aid 10 eha Of the Refugees suasng pt .,in NJ
city. ~ ''NA ~
Aichnond Is at preseI ned with refugees evan martha,
the Confederaey ny OF them without employment q,
ou Sorhy OF our kentrous sympathy and Our
her md corporate capacity civ
edior the rehe Of these persons the poor gene ali ncs
the commencement OF The and while they are viii u re-
their full proportion OF the burden, ye they think An
y should be Afforded TO the benevolent vhIs
uae In s COED work The presence Two gr,at .mis IN
cinit and the Interruption trsuip rson on
me rtroads hve produced scarcity Of supplies VII ch can
only be renedef, 30 far those for Az Cor
sernec, BY contributions from individuals or corSor.uons
every rTeoaaton viii be taken by the coes 10 nsure IN.
dl alton Of the Supplies contributed De MI
lies OF W soldiers md the worthy poor.
The dity Of providing for the families OF our h..
ssnly been from the Army Committee OF the Yoang
heaH ru7n Association TO the Relief Committee Ard
that the same y which has heretofore been IA
them Wi be end 10 u.s. A''-sou :"
The soGthern XII Company have N sI all
articles contrib Itei TO the poor free OF charge.
OontIlo Mons Oh aonty should DO sent TO H. C. Baskry
treasurer and al supplies should consigned 10 the aRsIsf
03rnitte' Of chmond," cage Messrs Martin osrdoss
trornpi and regular contributions are earnestly rsquesd
hos-aiAnA- Wh y. hDFYORO Pr ssidspt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-27
800 REWARD,

d ANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 10th
~ Inst, my MATT, aged II years. H. inches hi,h
dark complexion head Of hair quick spoken and very
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