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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

hAToL's O,UAT.-Thsre wac only ono casa OF sry
interest before the Mayor this ring. William sbe
George Smith charged With Ii living six barrel
OF q Ir stolen frGm james Lpicomb.. IL was piOVso
that tie Hstsrf. s0i,h bought the d ur from lrst
negro nsmed George PAkef, who das nos gone &c
Y.lkeelaud TIE negro, 1t seems, stole The .sr hoG
NJ. psOOmb, but being At the Iius he sed he fl ~
engaged in tho restorative business there ID no Reason
Wy the htssrs Smith should have tu'pectod that b.
had stolen it, The Mayor handed the ,ur over to Mr.
LlpGcOnb, aud Mr. Crane counsel tOT the HsAars NTH
rave notice that b" would brig suit for its ossetscu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

s,eps OF the CAPITOL maj be seen white girl about
fifteen Ars OF sGs. in tbin 81 q dsss and poverty
pinchGd o. p,arSuOa shS hAs AGii basket Of API LEI
aud anslhsr Of ChssBu BY tbs Galo Of Whch che
dsavors to mske honest livi for herself. bed
ridden mother aud three little broth,rs sroustomee
are les and her IrJaA snail. Within lhs rOIundA OF
the oapol. uader the shadoW Of the HOuion s.aiue,
and At the very door of tie Confederate House OF
rssentavss, SIT Lsif 10 .ju fat, grsGsg black and
muAtO negro WsbChes ClOEhs1i in fac raimsnt dsslr
gu, uath many vie tad SMILE, rsirsshmonis to tho
legislators OF the land
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
TIKI CITY.

BUEGLAHIIS.-LSsG night tie grocery store Ct WT
D Ividson Gary street, bsSI l4'h street, vas broken
into and robbed OF 100 POI pds # erushtd GuFAr and
three or four pieces Of bacon.
About 8 O'Clock this morning. Mr. J>nes, living
on Broad street. above l heard rafting Of spoons in
his dining room, OF the DOT beneath his Chamber.
Throwing up his window, he SAvA nero jump out Of
tho dining room and make #. Having no gun, hS vas
unable 10 do anything towards srrsStirg the ght
she thief o. going down stAs, he discOvefsd that hs
store room lad been forced opIn aud that two Of SA
barrels Of Jur there d. sed had bsen carried 81 =
Tho stolen Iur was qlsnuy iOund-ons barrel il
Mr. Jones' back YARD; the OhsrJ the back yard OF the
Third Baptist Church, on Grace street, two hundree
Yards Of There must have been i've or si1 tbisVet
gsd in this b. OLe If them lsit on hf JoLeo
premises pair Of GIOst shOes, eVidsn the property
OF GblACktmiIb, ~ Sss shown BY tho coal and iron
dust With Oheh they we're covered. halt d'z al
YER lpoons had been LIFT LING on Mr. Jones dining
table, and uh!e the thieves gstEg Up these the
enLipR sss made which gave the alarm and saved thu
a)ur Every man nos Who has anything likely 10
Iempt tho tupidity OF thieves shOsd sleep With biz
lAasd shOt gun Oh muskSt ready to bid hand. II Nj
J1n. had bal hs gun ready this aOrniug, be o,uld
have Rven a. lest OF these burglars his qnietus
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

attending an ssraSosbIS PssjudiOs, have long since
unmarked the hollow prSASnoSS and ths fAlssbood
which alone have ss,Vsd % PrOlOOg the var beyond
ths limits signed it BY ell expectations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
DIED.,

RHuS-M Vie residence In Hsnr co, 9sd Inst, JIN,s
FINE In the Ssth year ~ his sge.
AIpTEs Hon he 10 last, Mr. RIIAH AHDE SON. Tslct
Heu,y Ands son, deed, In The SOth year Il tEs.
PIsEE Al kis residence In hnnc, 5tn Inst, Capt N
PuEsEH, 10 tn 10th year ot lis ayr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
MARRIED,

Bell -ClKrlE On - inst 81 Union Station Lieut. T.
RTII Of A'a TO Ass FAuER T. OAE AK Of Richmond.
IyPEs-FAoanAKEK On Tth lust, THOMAS EPPEs JR q
Rhmand 70 Mis- OTsH dush1sr Of Nm T. sho,m Ier, Of
puIISEr-ATuLL Ia Lynchburg, 2Qd inst nv Rev. W.
KpcLn DR. wmuAH n. DULASEI, q. A, OF Mnyl I'D, aud
Ms, ELM ATN dApGhttr OF Geo. W. Turns hSq Of that
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

VALUARLE NEAL ESTATE BOh SALE.
I Will SELL MY BALCONY COVE
property lying the counties Of Rochbrdgs ard Bedford
"a miles and ~ BY canal from LsTin Thu
oropsrtV confirms thousand wood
has James river Of several nies a7d sites for t'
ost sItnsVs nGnhasry vitl unsurpassed water poser
s1 With fu miles VI excellent mines Of iron and t
james AID canals fafnsh cheap 1nd ample EHES
pottaton.
1T. ANDERSON,
a,ls-lmS 0lsnvnnd. nocbhrtdss o.. Va
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no.pr Irpu.p.. Pam Q, UsIOI clyALlr.

Harms TslBT, via Baltimore, NOy. 2l.-In nav est
despatch to the hggasr. me ntohsd tie feet that a
paEty OF gusrIs nisda an It ark on cavalry ESQ
near VII chester foE days since For the purpcss,
po.sbl, OF iutsFs sptng aud capturing the attacking
marty captain BAshsEs IsSsPSuSSut toour, attAc Cd
70 General Orook sIoou'ing command, started through
Lordon oouniy on iday las. The command we're in
the Ode all dsy a night, ard hnAly rcsChed Gable.
town. on the Shenandoah river, about sixteen mics
frlm H,IpsIs Ferry.
The ltIt moTniI z Captain B,Ashsr captured tuo Of
Mosby's men, and received infoImA ftom the N that
an all pArty from the guerrilla oi ftAins outlaws were
about two mi1s from Osble'oun. Captain BTash'r
started with two OF his men on accommodating eIpe-
dillon, aud discovered party Of between thir and
forty of the enemy. HIS qucLy returned to bic main
nody consisting of siIty-tsO men, aud proceeded al
once IN meet them. IA soGn 90 Il o enemy ueTe L.
isht. ain her drew up his mtn in line and
changed them TIE 5bels fell back until the rear OF
Osptsin BfasheIs command had passed cross sToad,
chen NOsbV, win over two hundred men, made sud
den dasb on both sides Of the road and sharp en-
countsr ensued. Tho Uhio1 scouts we're confined al
All, tiule In narrow lana, With much chance 10
mar mlVrs GGd we're quentlJ surrounded aud sub
ICED TO deadly 6rs TS enty-tWo OF Brssters com
msnd we're killed the pOt uong the number was
Lisuter ant Cole Eight we're wounded, and tie BAL
auce thiFy.lEO 10 number, we're captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

Gar TIMss Ambitious arc sAid 10 be ct leAst
100 UsddDGs In high lie. to come of In the CITY be
tsesn noU aud Christmas "A the marriage lac ranges
from $500 TO $500. very handsome sum will be die
trbuted among tho clergy. w" not. IS hShOud
not. Obate marrying or giving In mlrIiaEe.
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hJEsWSNS .gAIL.
VI following NegIoe: have been committed

TIIE following Negroe have been committed
u to the Oily JAN. o. u-Hw~rs.vE
AMOS committed May a. 1885, properly 81 FEsEk h.
Ward Bati Lsj troEs Laits j,GEtt, H.
10 s old cu re 3D. srd his com. tLt.
says GA Petrabag, sss himself
koLir
uGrnARiEE G small Frl nei sept. Ie 1854 hsd
chekeu about years UI Sd hi, b,
black says beIolgs to win TRISTAN q Chsshli
County
zng committed Hc 7sf4 the p:tptry She widow Of
john Chsries Ciss hsd oheckei cotton
dress, 4, Is ak a5cu, feei high.
niei oct a. 1864 IS bel ngitgi VIM Trp'e. OF
Rhpord hat she bel 10 Mr. Wade had on esttsa
d.ess etou 10 Cld-tISrk, ard chou eet hgh.
chs nfhe shove slaves ted forward,
pro- owner hip and Psy charges or ,hey wlb sold according
10 Ii-. TH0A L. ODDLY
oo1S--rfv gasVr { Ity Ririrpoud.
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NEAL a. WnlTLOCK,
GENERAL, AGENTS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
T0R rBE SALE OF

Irepactfpy refer ny iisnls the following letter from
veil known hose In AuguIts, Go. NEAL.
AUGUSTA, o tcbsT slh 1894.
Mr. W. Whit OK vho hes lust sed hlmself busns %
hB city with Mr. Thomas Ees Of Danvie, efsn In my
employ for length Tine, snd take great pleasure ID 60
commencing him my friends and patrons In vi isa sna
elsewhere gentleman Of high character
mar and entirely reliable Mr. Whitock enjoys me respsS n
esteem Of The cIsnD this place, and have no
saying that business entrusted him win be vsi ears1 IV
INV souihgIn, Esq, Danvillss VI.
oe2S- din
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lMPOhTANT NOTICE.
OIFi.E FEHn0SD FRRlERIcEsBt RG IoroA'c r. u Go
AI,hmohd, NV -. lst4 I
CTOCKHOLDRRS or qHe RICHMOND FRtD
~ Ell KsBURG AHD POTOMAC ,iLk0AD C0MpAEYw @
have have ivdends due 70 the and ILcoectsd
herebJ notified that diSdsrds Sih be pHttblr L Ia
Treasury uoIes Of C0nfedti ate kts In which al dsr
the sIisng these dividends have tetn uau N
mt day buEy 1867 ter that date o. he optsn on
Company. he said Ia the HnEds q tie
ederAte States ed and paid 81 the rice itnoIt iLrts
paid h bonds this Company.
BY order OF tbs Board VI directors.
3. WINSTON,
no2s-6, Tressur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

TMPObTANT TO AkbiY OFFiNs no
pnSiJa H1WYEss, GovERhaTET coArhbrrs AND OH
ERs. 80. = -, v,in..I. nnbneatfr n entitled
cas,frr1E ROH CLAIMANTS OF DkCEAsetD
~OA SOl DsEhS
Rsiu9 lptuciohs Army Oeers AID 10 Cslmshu vii So
lad f,bs Laws 0osress ans Orders from ne Nsr DE-
aIzaet sUd the RueS Practice In tie oesh OF the see nd
tndor an Comptroller 81 the Treasury, eonoeo TIE Get
tement Of The Clsims of Deceased 0heefs and scneEs ~
Oo H. FOWLER agent adjust The 81 ms Of Deesseei
sosrs 1c for the STATE Of Alabama Reyssd and AppToyei
hy hs Second auditor sRd ocmproasr Of me Treasury sna
adspisd TO general use. l2mo, PIP. vi Price y. rsr
EH-sentby man, postage tree, On receipt o. ~;
ADDRESS ,N ~ 49,; Z. 1,srne, -
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HrADQls V1RoIslA MILITARY INSTITUTE, /
COMMISSIONERS OFfIcT,
HANOVER { oUNTY, VA,
Nov LIST. 1864.

T'HR County of York, il the State of Vir
Il gins bsirg lei BY the public entm ,ni in Isu
aree the at General Assembly passed Feb IS L. 1854
foncwg accounts before the undersg osd for sits
Blcie ten L. Wharton, EIr O. John r Winston.
Thesane, g IN Of SsHuel Winston.
TIE sam, Gan .; EiE 10 IN 7. WirstoB noquvrJ n.u
ma -rA~ DNS" ''"'' 80
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PROM PETERsBURG.l

We have received the Ezp'ss Of this morning. hem
Ihioh Ne learn that the Yankee Thanksgiving festival
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21

their losses, Their fatigue and losses arc
no worse than those Of Grants army, and
they are ssili a fofmibabfc obstacle in bis
path to Richmond,
Itisvery bard to. say. swha. Butler is
doing. No ,detspite in, lligcnce has been
received from HIM, thou. b IL i' reported
that he has laid siege 10 Fort Darling
Beauragard by. forced marches has reach.
ed Petersburg. Large uambers Of Con-
federdte troops have latsy passed north
Carolina railroads. ''..
(We go to press on friday morning.
The papers Of Thursda. evening last bring
US no news. The armies Of Grant and
Lee afs still on the Po, receiving reinfor.
oemen,s, and throwing up entrsnchments. )
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
The Pennsylvania Reserves.

We observe in some Of our exc changes,
q disposition to malign the character Of
the Pennsylvania Reserves, because Of
their demanding their discharge from the
army. This is altogether unjust The
Reserves are entitled to high and honor
able mention. At the earliest history Of
the war, they were organized under the
State laws and sworn in for three years for
State defence, with the understanding that
they would be taken out Of the State only
from necessity. and when called on to do
20 by the President, for the safety of the
State, aad the preservation of the Union
and the Constitution. They started out
upon high and noble cause, with a
promptitude and alacrity seldom witnessed
oteyed the call Of the President; they
participated in all the hard fought battles
OF the Virginia campaigns, aad though The
object of the war has changed from a war
10 preserve the Union to war to free and
equalizc the negroes with the whites, they
filed up the contract Of three years with
out murmur; asking to be sent homs
only at the expiration of the term of their
enlistment. They deserve honor for the
last act as they did for the first, exhibiting
10 doing SO q manly determin alton to main
tain their dignity as citizOns Of q republic
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
DEATHS.

In Bloomsbury, (at Iron Dalc.) on Yes.
terday morning, JAMES RALsToN, In the
18th year Of his age.
In Bantou township on the 18th Of May,
ROBERT w. son of Richard e. Amand a
Stiles aged years 0 months and % days.
In Dan'ille, on the 2sih ult., Mrs HEN.
RIETTA BALDY, ,Wife'of EDWARD H. BALDY
Esq and daughter of the late Hon. ]. G.
MONTGOMERY, in the 25th year of her
age. ...r
In Danville, on the 9Th inst, CHRrsrI-
ANA, wife Of EDWARD YOUNG, Esq aged
AZ years, 8 modths and 10 days
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
History of the Southern Rebel
lion,

We direct attention to the Prospectus oil
this popular work in another column. The
work is written by Prof. Orvills j. Victor
an author of acknowledged celebrity and
much historic fame. Mr.. JAMES V. KsE.
IEa, of Rohrsburg, is the Agent for the
sale Of the work in Columbia county, and
is now making thorough canvass for sub
scribers We commend him to public con.
fdence
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
SHE RIFFS SALE.

Dy virtue Of Writ of Vend. Exp. issued
out OF the Court Of Common Pleas of sehuy,kil
County, to directed there will be sold at Pubic Ven
due outcry. at the Court House in the Borough of
Pottsyilic, in said County, on
Satm day, tie 4th day June nert. at ten
o'clock in the Jorenoon.-
All that certain farm on tract Of land
lying and being situated in the Counties Of schuyki,l
aud Columbia in the township Of Union in schuykill,
county. ana Conyngnam township in Ct Imbis county
bounded aud described follow, to wit:
Beginning mt Hemlock thence along lands
Of George Lind1nmuih south seventy seven degres,
West Two hundred and forty four perhet 10 stones
thence North twenty degrees West eIg per.
ches stones, thence along the land Of Bidle and
George Lindcnmuth, North Sixty six half de grces
East two hundre and thirty six perches to stohIs.
thence along land of said George Lindenmuth south
tw,nty nine degrees east one hundred and eighteen
perohes. 20 the place Of beginning. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO ACRES; more or
less with the sppurtenancc consisting OF Two STORY
DWELLING forss WEATHER no .RDep, with stone base
m.nt, one Que story Iug House aud log Barn.
Seized mud taken in Execution Is The property OF
William Lindenmut ami " lit be sold by
JOHN RAcHH Ph'f.
Sheritrs ON ee Puitsv lie.
May 6, lc6i, -4ts
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
The Loss of General Officers.

The loss Of able General officers in eaci
army is oftentimes one of the most serious
they csa sustain. Though we have only
very limited information regarding the
rebel losses in the late battles, we can yet
compare the losses Of the sgo armies in
shis respect, as follows:
THE pEDERLh ARMY.
Killsd-Maj. Gen. Scdgwick Of Conaec-
ticus; Brig Gems. Wadsvorth and Rice
of New York; Stevenson, of Massachu-
sct.s Hayes, Of Pennsylvania--Total s.
Wounded- Brigadier.Geueral Torbert,
of new jersey Robinson, of the Regular
Army Getty, of the same Webb, oi
New York; Baxter, Of Pennsylvania; W
II. Morris, Of New York--Total, 6.
Capturei- Brigadier-Gencrals Shaler
Seymour and Crawford-(reporsed)- "a,
Total number disabled, IA.
Generals Bartlett and Owens we're also
vary slightly wounded, but as they are
still at the head Of their brigades in The
field, they cannot be considered hors Il,
con,b1t.
THE REBEL ARMY.
RiAlsd-Major- General J. E. b. Stu
art, of Virginia; Brigadier- General Zen
kins, of South Carolina J. NJ. Zones, o
Virginia L. A. Stafford, OF Louisana-4
Neutrality-suspicious. Long
street, of Virginia; Major General Heth
Of Virginia Major-Genersl Pickett, c
Virginia Brigsdier+Genera Pegram, {
Virginia Walker, of Virginia Hays, {
Louisiana; Benning, of Georgia--7.
Captned-Majcr- General Johnson
Brigadier-Genera George ii. Stuart, c
Maryland-2. Total number of reht
general officers disabled--la.
In addition to the above there are r.
ports oi themoundiDg 'ofGenaral Lee an
Lieutenant. G Gensral A. p. Hill, but the,
are not confirmed. Rebel reports of ii
casualties Of Thursdays battle have n,
yet been received.
sIThe foregoing is complied with SON
care, but it is necessarily still ssmswh,
imperfect. Accounts received yesterds
state that General j. 4. B. Stuart, of vi,
GINA, given in the list as amoog the killet
10 ''psv in Lee's army unhurt,'1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21
What Have we Gained.

The army and Napal Journal, review.
ing the campaign of tho year 1864, as far
as it has advanced--,he defeat at Olus-
tee, tho failure at Charleston, the raids oil
Sherman aud Fitzpatrick, the loss Of Ply
mouth Paducah and Fort Pillow, and The
recent disasters ON the Red Rive, says:
What has been the result, wnat has
boen the gain OF ali these operations, which
have cost us in kille !, wounded and pris-
oners, not less than ten thousand men, or
more than twice the number lost by Gen.
Grant 10 bis great operations from Chat
anooga last November The net prof,
from all these terrible costly operations is
what! Well, at this time we hold For
d. Russev. aud the rebels hold Fort vii
liams. But what beyond this can truly
and possibly be set down as The real gains
and losses Of the. dozen expectations o
;s64l
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21

s0rThe Pee John published another
dirty slander, in the last "Macbine," upon
the citizens Of Columbia county, when be
said they came into "Fort Miller" to hear
che news, on finding it not as he had 70.
ported, went "homc quite jubilaus,' They
were not to be pulled by him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-21

no. Simon Cameron is talked OF as a
candidate for vice President on the ticket
With Old Abe. Ite Day Book thinks
there no earthly doubt tina. Simon has vtce
enough to grace that position. Such a
ticket would be fue combination OF smut
and vascaiiiy-an excellent representation
of the character of ihs great shoddy par
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MARRIAGES.

On the lst Of May, 1864, by the Rev. j.
". Lescher, Mr.. JACOB. ANDES, and Miss
ASaELrsE Weiss, all Of Col. co, Pa.
On May 18th, 1864, the saue. Mr..
JoHN Coleman, Of Iron D ,le., and Miss
CATHARINE M. HELLER, Of Greenwood,
Col. co, Pa.
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1864
1864.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
K a. + T. a n q A. u

This great line traverses the Northern and Nor til
vest counties of Pepnsyvania TO the city OF Ero,
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Raiiroa :
Company, and under their nuspic.s lie b9iHs rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
II is No" IN Gse ;or Passenger aud Freight bushes,
from Harrisburg 10 Emporium, l!5 miles IN the East
Division and from Sheffield to Erie e miles tr
Western Division.
rrxs or rAssSsorR rRAIss AT xoRrnuusrrLAsp.
Mail Tain leaves, East v9! 4. NJ
Express Train !" 10 81 r. u.
Mail -" West SO "
. EXprcss ~ a. ".
Cars fua through wiTpopr c9Aset b"th waTI on tacsH
trains between Philadelphia and Lock iisvea, at"
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elcgsnt Slsep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both wsyJ
between W.!ljanIsport and Baltimore, Gnd Williams
port aud PliadelpAia.
For information respecting Passenger busin.rs, ap
ply nj the \. T.. Cor. llth and Market 5t.
Aud for Freight business Of the Coispapyb Agents
s. u. Kingston, Jr Cor. 18th and Market Sts Phila
}. ". Reynolds, Erie.
IN. Drill. Agent N. O. r: r., Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, Gen1 Freight hyt fhisdeiphis.
Lewis L. Houpt, Geni. Ticket Agt Fhiladc'phia-
Joseph D. Potts, Genl. Manage WilliamspoIt.
May 1864.
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Rev. G.. W. Scorr,wi preach on
to morrow, at lo& O'Clock, in Blooms.
burg. ,,..
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of William Cole, Deceased

I Eg'rERs Tssiam,nt ry the Estate ofWiIhsn,
- Cole, late OF Benton t0wnship Columbia COUNT
dee easee have been granted by the Register Of Cou
bia county, TO the undersigned all persons having
claims against the estate Of the deoedet are
10 present them TO the Executors thsi nc esideuc.
in said township wthos; deIay and all pc rsohs
ted TO make payment forthwith
MONTGOMERY COLE,
ThOS. n. COLE.
May ~, ls64-6w o. co.! FIeeuto,,
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Volumes I and II Now Ready.

This truly Nat0na, Work characterized by le a,in.
its place IN teraurc as the History par excellence of
the Great Rebellion 1t has received will be seen
by refsrence to the letters and notices subjoned) the
endorsenieht OF the len"ing md the leading jour.
Aals Of tie country 1t is commended by those most
qualified judge as such Record the Riseirogre,s
aud Results oithe War for the Unon as every lni.-
gent citizen should pos ,css.
As tile indicates its the ground OF the Re.
oeion as "eiI IN its Political aud Social as in its
military aspects II deals, in chronoogiG order with
the open and the secret for SeLe sion in the
several states IL compTehchds the proceedings Of the
proceeds OF the montgomery Convention aud of the
Confederate States Congress all proceedings in III.
Feuera Congress relating to the quests Secr ssun
and Rrbciiongvng full report, Of the great ,ebItes
Revolutions, hcports x c. the Messages ro. lama
tons, &c uf tha frcsi.ent thus proving ou,uic,.
compendium VI the political phases Of the atteup
As record Of the stupcndous Military and Naval
Features of the Rebellion it will he all that could be-
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unsaid which ID necessary To render it the best nd
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the opelations OF the army and Navy As each vol
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the score OF fucss and conpiehess nil challenge ali
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III, Entire History will be compr. ID in three supcr.
Reyai octaro volumes Of about tO0O pages each
fuzzy printed, in double columns from specially ur,
pared type. The of matter in each volume i.
equivalent TO the Of six ordinary dollar book
Thus in three volumes the au;nor win have amplv
space 10 consider every event fully aud
should the war drags It's slow length along II the
year.
The work can only be had of the capyasser. Iii,
not sold by the trade Al wJIu wish 10 become pos
sessed of should avail themselves of the First prop
ositOn of the agent
Each volume is guaranteed to be srpu in all respect,
TO the specimen copy exhibited by the agent.
JAS u. TURKEi Publisher ~ spruce st N Y,
hdress correspondence to
EDWARD HOVEY,
General Agent Is Spruce st. N, Y.
Pirst.Class Canvs sssers Wanted
JAMES V. KEELER Agent, for Columbia TO.
May 81, ieei-3w