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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
A Great Misfortune,

The Federal cause has lA.ely gained al advantage,
says the OaroIiRiaH, in comparison with which the ISL
OF Atlanta Is of no importance whatever That ae-
vantage Il the sealing Of LnoOn's mouth. He is not
going TO talk any more So, at Least he said the other
d,y. TO party Of eersnsders before the White House.
IL mus, have cos. bis friends world Of eKposiulasion
10 bring him TO this resoluon but be has really and
sincerely adopted it, the end was worth the palma
The OOns dersOy have bad no more serToea6e auxiliary
than that mans vulgar tongue. It Wss eternAlly
making, not only himself but his whole ration, riti:u-
lous Il esIdou Wsgged but 70 commit some soecsm in
taste or language Nov telling pOintsSI stories, and
now tanEling Sslf IN some absurd metaphor, 81 one
time sSng above she dead at other, addressing with
coarse familiarity some grave ambassador, Ii was cor
tinually publish ng TO the world that the imperial
Kaisar OF all va k5edom was en- awkward, il-bsed
ADD uneduosied oloEn. IT, hoEeVer, this Volubls
aIy Of ours had done no more than 10 make Lin
coin Avg ug-steok, it would not have benefited US
much. But the ruler of & naioa cannot become an
otjsct of contempt without somewhat involving the
nation in the same position with himself, proved 0
be- uently so in this oase because Abraham was not
tue creature Of accident like hereditary king, but
the deliberate choice OF the Yankee people, and be-
cause, by singular, it might almost bs thought MALI
c;ous Whim I nature Il happens that Lincoln presents
ia is own rson Just suoh raVos!y OF all bis nation
p-culsrtes, mental moral AID physical that which
has attained an immortal absuriity in the pages of Sam
sGcg, and the aughlbls CarcatuEsa Of Punch. Ho is
tie very count rpart OF the hero OF thOse thOuia1d
aoues, in which the meanness the cunning, the va
gsr.y, the curiosity the eronOry and the imperti-
ueuoa Of the Yankee ehsia2ter are held up to the
auussmen. and dtrsion Cf mankind, Accordingly be
has been acc pied as the type Of the race and htre
FORE in the rdicule which he GIOi!es, the whole race
shares. l. has been 10 small help to our cause tbs
our SpSmies have appeared 10 the world in tbs ludc
rols and contemplate light.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29


s.,a ana 70 s 5nss sgAla ssi that the iHsrosia %
m, ssciion aFe entrusted 70 hands eqaa 10 the ori'
rbsrS h no time for delay. While sl rman Il rests
inc secure on bis new base preliminary to another sds
vs1ee into the interior army ought to be rallied
nrdsr the aus pces of Besuregard to eHectusly ma
suVre hin out Of the heart OF the country or whip him
in great pitched battle which would more thsn coun
terbalance all the evil effects OF temporary occupation
Of lana Il this should be DONE "a our authorities
have the power to decide at once, and GEE. Lse bold
hs position In rgnia, as We believe he s abundan y
able 70 do the sour Of rejoicing which now reach us
from the Yankees would be speedily turned Into Ia
mentstops over Their disc mhJure and suoa derunca-
tons would fan upon Lncon's head that he would be
defeats at the polls Ald the door opened for the re-
cogniiOn of cur independence. for the sake OF the
pioelsss beres for which We contend, let rs have no
mere experiments With untried men N tho most an
cult posiu-ns while have men OF the experience ana
ADJ y of Bsauregard to command large armies ten.
BsaufeRa1d has never had mere than = lew thousand
men under bis command OF the South Side to assiss In
the defence Of Richmond end Petersburg, and surely
hs could be pared TO command one OF the great armies
of he Corfsderaoy while some able corps commander
could De selected TO al his place there from The army
~ Markham Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
MILES REGISTER RKViVEp.
Sep. 22.-lOt

The dis ontnuancs OF HesS National Register an mosl us
full publ cation issued press or Aaeficn was
source OF unyer regret to the whole county We hAse
sAisacon 10 announce TO ouc readers that
revived In The publication Ile COuntrynan To
journal Is modelled after ts Register n and
Of us pages lis typography, AID ali the otEer witch
challenge the pat onags OF who deses TO have
prese. We for bidding The nost useful Of Wseklies
Besides the aarts Of Niss Register The CountTyman bAs
Others, which shoGd render H sl Wiz
Of elegant lie GGture, ong lite
LIS aid mo0eng set sfer the Enssh uisoel-
ansous Weekltes but AZ he being stamped
pendent Southern tone original -ith peculiar tsslt
altogether no eel tsStare with IT, Il In
tho county the eOiof on, Moe nom Al pun
village, and GeVotss much eRto
aud I'll Ag that Interests
TAs particular feature In nal with other character
Ses-is happily comphmente the hgn authority
OoniederacytIs Ihatson Courier risk Of
the sentative Ideas OF nodestJ entertained that
Oul OF ali JouTnA the saYAi nah htp6hSda,
here the endorsement BY the Courier, Journal
THE COCSIzTHAsTo families and readers healthy tuTsE
ta3tts all love . snlG the fresh
OF hoss after Cd dog and vholoYe, moreover Rad
for mental nut lion, well citemt Commend TIs
L0gHtrydn i've ndeI endent paper eied luL shed
prope and not b. cqas, CLAN o. parry
II Is mo-e Its GAS, AMI VI very bic
In cSon Of gf0wtpg health and pubic . ana
IN progress toWarcs I'D nesdd ana
IN lie endence In thought and opnlon.
W; appeal 10 The reading public Of The eou 10 give
th1 isaGd additional tuIcr6ers, which all them Wa
Ib be well s&sasdN Obtaining that uussr, addleu "a
out pTesen.I lB..
oouniTynAn Is handsome quArto of sixteen paass pub
tIh d the editor, aLtatoD, EAt0nton 90 Hkck
CONN uncatious should be addressed
Our terms are 80 Tor tnrse moaihs, 900 pr snnum,
We would Be grAlsa TO the editors All Southern i,utuks
10 aGt usIn extend ng cur circulation, al prsen
subscribers and niens and everywhere t.
aid u, Ia procungust GOO moe s-0scTiseS whose
tons We heed 10 mestSte Increased for the
ment Of our Journal IA. JUGH.R,
sep oats E.tont n Ca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
A VICTORY IN THE FAR WEST.

The Houston Esl'groph, August l6 b. gives the par
tioulaIs Of gallant sfg,ir thai occurred near Fort
SmitL, Arkansas, OF which We have had 10 word
Gene Gauo, with about 1900 Ct his brigade, and so
Ohcc.ass uudsr Colonel FusOm, determined to move
upon the enemy and what allowed Ia thus described
We travelled nearly all night hatog about two hours
ust before day, to arrange plans, aud give the
little rest Soon after sunrise drove in the enem q
p.okets us7sed over bign mountain aud came down
into NJ lz'rd prairie, four miles from Fort Smith, At
the Tar end OF III prairie, some one snd half miles
fr the foot Of the mountain, discovered besuti-
full island of timber,s known as Diamond PIC mic
Grove, at the north end of Nhch spotted cur game
mskng hasiy preparations to give u warm recsps
ton. Colonel Fulsome and l. euteDaut Colonel Wells
we're immediate ordered TO euoirce the grove the
right while General GsnO, with bis brave 500 at q
sweeping gslop, dashed around TO the left. No
had the besd # our column come within striking dis
lance than the enemy opened upon us with their
S arpe'5 rifles
l. vas bat he work Of moment for the General to
form his men, aud with Texas yell they dashed for
ward.
The enemy were q portion Of the Q h Kansas, and
this Is the third time our brigade had fought them
Their fierce was vsriousy estimated from 300 to 800
They bad every advantage Of US In position, and fought
dePperately more go tran usual, ns the commanding
Gf5sr told W afterwards that no thought We were all
Indians, aud they would every one be bu,chered, so
he gave orders to s men not to FuTTeni Ter, but
to sell their lives as dearly possible. Toe fghtlsst
oil perhaps half an hour and although will not say as
some newspaper writers do, tIAt it twas the boodest
battle OF the Wsr" yet It was RICH. gallant little sir,
and ieA ,cts credit our gallant commander and his
brave men, ard terminated in our complete victory
We captured MSjOr Aeaord, commanding, Lieutenant
AMI l25 men,
We captured large quantity Of stores Of every de-
scrip Ion bur, owing to heavy Fsinforcemens coming
up IT; Fort Smith, only saved what the mon could
carry on their horses We were compelled to burn and
abandon tie balsuce.
Our loss was Ave killed, ssvsn severely and two
slightly wounded. That OF tho enemy between so and
60 killed and wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
Gsnsral Raanreeard.

Fae Charleston As,euYV states, AMI he WILMINGTON
yguaa adds lie eol 6rnston that General Bs-uregaTl
has bssa assign 4 90 the command Of tie Amy ct
lem ZEE. We have such IN Opllon Of the C4geiul
r6s E1l arcEIaay Of he5o two journals as generally
20 give implicit Crc5slc5 70 heir stl.snens. Bl', in
reso,e. % this important mater, sc have reason to
believe tia, ,hough ,hsrs g great Liz HhOOd such
n arsang snel. will ba made /, had not been defui.
lively o. lied a. the tno be President le. this ty
or WIEN the paragraphs re.a:vo to it Ia tie Mercury
aai Journal appeared Tbs President reserved his
anal decision, We presume until no should reach Gen.
Hco1s b adq1lr'rrs. We sure e1press ire or.
der 7,sh o. -'.,y,1u0 OFT Of svo,J hundred o. the
Ds,-Io Gree Coaisssrcy, when re utter the hope
ths. General Baa7 ia --y be gwen she command
Of the "AITy Of Ternes,Sa." Upon This subject the
Non gomsFy AdvsT!issT says:
"T1e poe, to t'e contrary Notwithstanding, there Is
some ming IN the OF this gallant aud successful
leadar Hhoa inspires tho army and people with more
conGl han uolld the same qua ties ct head acd
hear called b. any other name. At P';oT50urg, 40
n Charleston Unriulh and Lunz-tB BfBUTtgdrd 10 Oh
tAsu snIo WaichHoTd Jhat a. reused enthusiasm
Of the couuy brought order Of ehs0s struck ter
ror % tho hs6ra Of the ea-my aud crowned arms
18th victory. Wherever the contest has beep dsB-
perata the name o. RuregArd been called 70 re-
deem the situation. Have tue serTce3 Of this whole
soulsd PATROL AID ekfl s0li0r been more needed
than nov the head II tho army IN Georgian is lie
bus Gmos trutl 20 state hsg TIE whole o0uEJy looks
so bim tho Ual FOR tie hour, Tue claim Of this
seoion fer Cereal auresard not pus forth In dis
parsgemsns Of General Hood or any other man.
So tar - We k oE, General Hood hes discharged
the duty assgn,d 20 him ECby cad serves the thanks
o. the o0uary for hi7 heroic dsleCCo OF Aun; az TIE
same tims he VAIN e. irsnds clnuo. deny that The
IT ssnea Ct the hCal # that army Central Bsaure-
4 Z Won do more 70 leinspre the troops and bring
S rman 70 gri n n that any 0haF sFli asla mar
for tl.se rsas3ns the Administration is called upon
The bigbes' c'2sidarA tons o patriotism TO rise
{, 70 Command i ID r. be q in 0us service
y has hoRa the osra0 'y--ths genius 10 WELD our
il ed al inirrer scu-cc7 60 advantage over the
sng-Gsneral Bsaur I'd Is Certainly inst msD,-
o ha- eis sEul sud pluck saved Pea rsbuIg Blu
{ raj Lee Is noe raster Of See s,uadoc, and sore D.
/ Q noble old Commonwealth rgioia Ei 10 re
z 70 slV1s be two post tfisigni Of eur Generals
= khs Ts't u Ihs oOUisPsney' GIVE u b'AHie-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

PUBLIC MEETEuT M4ooS.-The meeting In Macon,
Ga, tho asa met, called for the purpose of taking
Tor Il relief Of the eIles from Atlanta who
had arrived there, Wss addressed es stated yesterday
by President Davis. At the conclusion of bis speech
Senator Hill, who was present, vas loudly called FOR
and responded In speech in which ha declared With
gras esrueJness aud Cmphala tina! victory over the
Federal aTmiCs invading territory was the ooly
means by which We orud secure an honorable peace
He vas followed By Gen. Cobb in an eloquent appeal
10 behalf Of he eIed cit E,ns of Atlanta, who he'd been
thrown by the fortunes OF var and the blrbarites of
our enemies, destitute even Of the neoessares of life
to Macon.
The practical results Of Gen. Oobbs Effort was sub
soFIption by a number of those who were present. Of
nearly $50 COO for the relief of the Atlanta eIlles
Among the resolutions adopted was the following 10
which We ask the attention Of YTginia1s
2. Resolved, that the people Of other communities
are earnestly invited to cooperate with In providing
for the homeless eIlas who have been plsced IN ous
midst by Cfrn them, Il practicable, places Of shsl-
ter, and contributing TO supply their necessities.
A. y contributions sent to the Wing ofios will be
promptly forwarded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
The President at Macon.

President Davis speech a. Macon, as Published in
our columns this morning, ia evidently very Clumsily
reported. l. has been among the cha ges made
sglnst him that he did lot express himself with cloS
ness, dignity and in scholarly terms. We suspect that
the sentiment well the language OF his speech ia
distorted, in no slight degree in the report We have
Doubtless more correct version Of his remarks viii
90 given to the public. Toe paper from which We copy
says: "o' Oours- the addgsss was impromPtu, the
President having no idea, when hs arrived In Macon
that public meeting was 10 be held"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
FRON LIE Wiley

Beyond the press kilograms published In the Wig
yesterday and the aOng reports brought By pas-
seDgsrs on the trains from ChsrlOts Vile, We have had
no Information from the Valley for two days. The
pubic are auEousy locking icE some tfCis despatch
which will s6o.d a de6aie aud authentic idea of
affairs near S;aun;Ou subsequent to Earlys retreat
lrom Nav Fake. That the Yankee cavalry have
been and are iii "on the rampage" Gas they call
ID in that section Of the Sac, there be- no
doubt. Lust evening Il vas reported that ore
gang had destroyed the depot and other buildings at
WsyueshorO'. OGhsr FUmors were in ejaculation, but
could not ba traced to reliable sOurcs. We hope TO
receive later news by telegraph before going PreSR
Will our friends IN Augusta Sho have heretofore kept
"a pOatCd in regard to events In that laTter send
few ines daily, whilst the enemy remsln in the Upper
VAly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
THR CITY.

JUDe5 Lyons ooUEF.- In this Court yesterday, WIN.
s. Isssos of the 4h Texas Regt indicted for stealing
horse from thu Confederate ates was convicted snd
ssnteno'd TO the PententiGry for one year. An sppi-
eaton has been made to the Governor for his paid ,u
The case Of James H. saupdera indicted for stealing
come brass bushipgs from the ates was COZ.
tinued till the next term
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

PoLioE HAITBRs.-Georse, slave Of Re-. Tmberake
and Joe slave of Mrs. DimmOck were arrested yeIIer-
dlyOn the charge of stealing $500 and large lot Of
oething from A. B. Small.
VIM n. Harris, free negro barber, WAS arrested for
raceiVrg large Id of towels stolen from Samuel W.
Dorsey
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
The London Meas says :
TIE COTTON SUPPLY.
From ne LiVrpOOl Journal, Sept. 10 |

i
Leaving American politics out of calculation. tbers
remains ;he cotton question. We shall have large re-
mitianoes to make 10 Egypt Turkey and India but
tesir amount will be than last year. If as much
We shall get very lit more cotton fl ON hem, whereas
We shall send them much greater guam ity of manu-
features, and it Is most likely that We sta Fay them
less for their cotton, Whils they will have TO pay US
more for cur gooGP, 90 the margin between raw and
Manufactured cotton hss been much wider this year
than last Ttougl our Imports Of cotton from
China during the frat ak months Of the year thoWed
an increase of a2.77e oCo our Imports Of tea and
SIX rom the eouroe in the same time fell
on 81 500 600, While our shipments Of cotton
warn, o., goods sho'ed an Ircr4rss of nearly
1000 90 e to al increase in cur mpOr of all
k'rds OF produce rom Egypt md Turkey during the
sine period was 50 100000 and tire total orelse In
our exports 81 800 O00 Wish the Basis the iuorsGse
IL about the boih sides of he account, show
Ing balance yet due 10 ibis country II We aye 70 de.
rive any profit ftoR our trade, VIA India he trade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
NOTICEI

NOTICEI
{ IflZENS OF Henrlco county expecting to re-
~ ctve County Ia klJ Ba, win send many bags a. they
can spare t. the County Uour por h lVth day
DC! neIt Is the eta agent sol states that Hnriso
Co. must iurnhh bags wise he Kta
sat 1000 or l5vO sacks afe wanted Mr. NJ o. EGgleson tbs
ealt Room viii it persons for the Tags Left
him, at the time mr. Esgsston will deliver 60 all per-
sons who have isledt call for the this year.
EllJAH BAKER.
Sep. 22.-lOt AIT for HsnrIoo o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIE WHIG, S p.. IS, 1854.
Messrs. Lancaster d Co.'s sale of Bonds
Stocks, 40, took place to-day The noticeable feature
of the sale was decline on long date eight per cent
Confederate bonds We subjoin report Of the sale :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

Whatever else may be said Of these figures, Of ell
events they show that our trade Is In worse poon
than 1t was year ago.
TIE COTTON CRISIS IsDED IN FRANCE.
The Paris MoiteT says the cotton crisis is well nigh
passed, and that Ceylon Algeria Guiana and the West
Indes will coon produce cotton for France.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
ssRCOHsTITVTIOE-sFATR EisETs'
RICHMOND WING.
ruURsDAY uORNsNs, sbPF. as, IsOa.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, At ? o'clock P. n, and
sve-y succeeding day Sundays eXcsPtod at the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wig viii oonsn the latest news BY nail sid telegraph
uD % the hOur Of going to Proe editorials, local intel
t,g.n.s 3. BSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
LIED.

Al Et-s Hill Ia ChtIietasld, 90 May, 1854 JENNIE l.
BRUNMSLL, In ihe 50 year Of htT age.
Miss small ads early profession Of religion and dur
log the OFT period Of Ter lie ample testimony
osty Her sUdsnsS, which Trorlosd severe,
were bore With o. TStan meek and ehe
good Illustration fyu hisl psy Her death psle and
triumphant PLsroB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
FROM EUROPE.

The news from Europe, by the North American,
which left Liverpool on the IA b inst, is interesting
The English press were still canVassng the progress Of
the and peace question on this side Of the water.
THE CHANCES CT THE YASKn CANDIDATE
The London press Ia discussing the latest political
from the United States, and thus speeuatss on Il
chances Of the Yankee candidates. The London Tine,
says:
Never, siroe the war began, has there been such a
display Of Vgcr end enGrIy on both Sides Battle src
ceeds battle with rightul IRpdity. The COL Aios are
long and bloody-ths victories trAine and ipdeosva
The most importsn. part Of the news relates to the
Ohicsgo Convention Lincoln and bis policy have re-
ceiye1 heavy oleok, that convention cho,e Mcclellan
tho man whom Lincoln endeRVored 10 keep down
the most stlo TO repair his errors and erref.
rum AMY impending over the great republic. II vi
be observed that the convention fp,lks of tn FOSeE
VaIion of the Union as tie principal objeo But ia
declaration would have had e weight if DON yen.
ton had stated hat course t would recon mend IN case
coac lation aud compromise, which It dVlse should
all in fscting, as assured they will the PsOo - acton
Of the Union.
The London Post Hsys General Mcclellan has alW,ys
been dis inguished by exheme modsraoa 1t install ed
unfeeTed by pledges there ia no reason TO believe be
would not assent 10 any arrangement which might bring
TO termination War which no one knows better than
himself is equally wcAed and pao6tlsss.
The London Star thinks the Yankee suonesaea at
Atlanta and Mobile will powerfully stimulate the war
feeling in tire North; aud inasnuoh as they bear very
hardly upon the south 1t is possible that tle Southern
leaders may be much inclined to listen to esmpromjss
before their military strength il entirely broken, In
this view they would be inclined TO treat with
Mcclellan than Lincoln. But the Northern people will
less for charge when LnOons administration
brir ga success.
The London Meas says
In presence Of the great movements In the field the
proceedings of the Ohiacgo Convention are of much
less Importance than otherwise might be. MoClsllan's
platform is friendly to the Union, with efforts ter i've
pscfc re-estaalishment. In pons of fidelity, the Dsm
Ccras cannot compare with the Republicans, Whie
nothing could be weaker than yaque Aspirations steF
Deaoe en- no basis at ALL basis which the South
has repeatedly decarediI will never under any Clrcum-
8 ances recognizes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
KEROSENE OIL.

A SMALL lot of very pure Kerosene Oil.
IA Ior lsat
Rp0e-tF iss Main street,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

ARMY or TEESEssEE MAIL MATTER.-POsmasterS
nrougiou the COunEy, in directing mail matter to the
Army of Tennessee should carefully avoid the use Of
the names Of any town, and direct the packages simply
"Army Of Tennessee" All other directions produce
coausoH, and rot n'rqlontly occasion delay in the
delivery OF the packages az their proper destinston-
srds Army Ct Tennessee" s distiuct Post Ofoe and
Letters directed 10 "Grifa" or ATLANTA though the
persons 10 whom they may be directed In the army,
and the regiment and brigade Is Indicated in she super.
serPdOn, do not necessarily go into the Office OF the
Army Of Tennessee" and oOns glsnly do not reach
their destination. Therefore, to avoid all mistaken,
sddEsSs She packages to The Army of Tennessee"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
HOLLINS
INSTITUTE.

HOLL1NS INSTITUTE.
PLEARAsTs, Professor Of Science Htory,
Nd JoYHEs a. A., Ancient and Modem Languages,
" skALEI d., hnshsh Lang and Moral eeiel %,
CHAALEs CooKn, d. H., uAthenANcs,
IA WnkLD, kuaie,
Miss LuoT JURsY,
4" II JKEETf,
Z" Laura KEaFooF, , AastStslts
6ALLY LocEH,
AVsYDsoR,
Mrs. JAHH CONWAY, aoVernesg,
After the close Of the present quarter Ist sskl txsuty m
additional pupils will De Admitted this Ias.!iats The
cses will be contnusi with brief inisrrllsson nm
VI about the LIST OF June next Terms -, or
January next II $40 month for Board and Ta ,n,ia
tOtoeh and shtSts. 1870 WV "s''''
Address CHARLES COOKE. supf, -
boteteur b2hngs,
n a, M. Roanoke Co., Va.
aho cah procure any OF tnem requested
Hsynh hoAl and Moral Philosophy Whereby Etcs GIse1is
AuAyaes structure OF the Elgish Language
nngaa Pass and Present. Trsneh Stady Words
hSnd'ook OF We English language hhsHs English
Faqas French oours Frsneh LeEeons KuhDsrs Latin
mar, Latin LeAcons Smiths Algebra Davies LeeBdre, We
Composition. ssls-d6t cod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
LATEST FROM GEN. EARLY's ARMY.

- LATEST FKUh zen, EAhLI5 AKhT.
CHLRLorr1svILLE, Sept. 2s.-Thers is no tdings Of
the eDemys cavalry.
Firing has been heard o-dsy by persons at GrssG-
wood Depot.
TIE enemy have brigade o. Wsynesboro.
ALI accounts affirm that one Of our divisions au.
buscf sd and destroyed brigade Of the enemy near
Swift Run Gap on Monday.
There Is no hing further from the fight of Jsstsd,,
at Weir's Gave. We whipped item there. E1esythi {
looks decidedly better.
1t Ia coEjeo.ured that both armies arc mar Mount
Sidney.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
TREASURY DEpARrARNr, G. s. A.,

-.o--- i4a"'DJ OtPu IL 1908. y
REGULATIONS for the assignment of 4
Iuary H. 1884, and held BY ocerS AMI soldiers Ia the =
Thss Certificates Bonds NAV be- assigned in a,
the oo|msndns omcer Adjusn Of regiment TO which
We Psr no oog we ,sre map belong be e5d,red By such
omeef " we Woras, kxeeued before me signed oca
-, a p g. 4. TRENHOLM,
ts@-W Secretary u TrssiRfI,