davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
Interesting to Ladies.

Why is love Ike pun? Because tits a mot (Amo)
 When is it like pecaniary prosperity ! When it is mass. Amas.l
 W hen is it to be trampled beneath our feet :? When it is mas. (Amat)
 When does a man die for love? When he dyes his red whiskers brown.
 Why is love liko 8 ducks foot !? Because 1t otfen lies hidden in the breast.
 When is young lady sweetest2 When she is candi(e)d.
 Why is girl not noun Because alas Ia lass) is an intssjection,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

sSr We acknowledge the receipt of many of the bills which we transmitted to our sub scribers last week. accompanied by the cash, which we are happy to return to them this week receipted. There are others from whom we yet hope to hear, to whom We shall be glad to give like response. For the many kind expressions of good wishes. which we have also received from our patrons, we re turn eur hearty thanks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

GosnEs.-Dr. A. NJ. Huxley, very widely known. through the County and ssate' ss B ,rsetisipr nh sicsn, died st Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday of this week He had received s telegram last week from some of the officers of the 2d Conn. Artillery. that his son, who is member of the Regiment, was quite low'and shortly afterwards a telegram which should have read he was "no worse," but did read he was .no more." The doctor immediately started for Alexandria to bring home the re- mains of his son, and on arriving there, found him better. The excitement of the journey, and the revulsien of feeling upon finding his son.ali~e, 50 overosme the doctor that he wss immediately taken sick, and died in four days aNsrshis arrival at Alexandria.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

From the imperfect reports received fren the ether places 6 rough estimsts hes been made which brings the amount contributed to $s.s5s,oo.
 It is but justice to say that much has been sent from this county by ether channsls-wit ness the valuable stores of vegetables, esc., which were lstely forwarded to Folly Island, &s. Still we believe that most of the towns have nov accepted the Sanitary Csmnissisn as the best means of reaching the brave suifer- CTS with their benefaetisns. Its organization is 90 perfect, it's knowledge of the needs of each division, corps or regiment, go accurate, !, it's uatiriag energy has been SC fully proved in the way it has extended its operations, and its efficiency so plainly shown after Murfrses- boro, Gettysburg, Vieksburg, Port Hudson and Chattanooga, at Chickamsuga, Lookout Mountain. and before Charleston. that those must indeed De f.ithless who cannot now see in it the peoples greatest, broadest, best rep resentativs of their love and kindness toward their patriot sons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
DIEIIl.,,.

In Winstsd, Dec. .28th, of typhoid fever, Hen. Luoius clsrks. father of the editor of the Her Gld. aged 78.
 Tn Salisbury. pep. e5,h, Mary. wife of Rev Jonathan Lee, aged 76. in the General Hospital st Hilton Head, .,nS C., Dec. 16lh, Albert E., son of Csiyin st Hs Della 8. Barnes, of Salisbury, sgea conn. was member of Company G, 7th Reg O' Vols n vifs
 In Winsted, Dec. 26th. Sophrenias .s s., S., ses, of Grovs 0. Austin,in the 22d yes 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
a@We acknowledge the receipt of 2 ebee

11We acknowledge the receipt of a cheer. full rejoinder to our review of his previous ef- forts last week, fromss' Psmperaug," of Wood bury. The late hour at which it is received precludes our giving it at length in this paper, but we shall endeavor to give Afr. F., the full benefit of an outside column next week for his defense. Meanwhile, we should be glad to hear from Correspondents on the line of the northern route, as to the interest the proposed railroad excites in their localities. We learn that the citizens of the iowa of Washington, for instance, will give half as much bonus as the town of Litch6eld and we should be will ling to warrant Litch6eld as good for one hun. dred thousand dollars at least.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
a@~ We devote considerable sn,cs of f

er We devote considerable space of our paper this week to a review of the events of the past year, for which ue are indebted to the Hartford Courant. It will be found wor- thy of perusal and preservation as record cf of perhrps the most memorable year in our history.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

HARwlsrox.-As the annual meeting of tho HArwintoa Agricultural Society on Monday last, 8. H. Pettibcns, WAS chosen Prssiasnt {; NC. ..Osbora, W. .Catlin, Vice Presidents H. c. Osborn, Secretary and Treasurer.
 At the annual meeting of the Harwinton Fire Insurance Company held on Monday, Ad- dison Webster was chosen Secretary. Luman Catlin President. c. H. Barber and Willis Catlin, Appraisers.
 The following. persons were chosen as Ju- TOTS frsm this town for the ensuing yesr l: Sheldon Osborn, Joseph Bronson, M. E. Hin- rssn, I D. Reynolds. Us. Preston, LeWis smith, Juliua Catlin.
 -HaEwinton has filled her quota of nine men by snlistments from our own town, pro- vidsd they sll pass st the Captains office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

SAL1sBuR4.-Leonsrd Richardson. Esq, of tho firm of Richardson, Barnum < Co.,, of Lime Rock, Salisbury, J died on Monday eve ming, after short illness. of typhoid fever. Mir. Richardson was widely known and res psetsd throughout the business community of the country. He was formerly President of the Iron Bank in Falls Village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

HITcHcoc xvILLB.-New Years evening a Festival for the children was held in the Con- tastefully trimmed with flags and evergrosns for the occasion. The children entertained the large audience with deelamations, rscita- tiens of poetry, and singing. Remarks were then made by the Rev. Mir. Holley, after which all present were invited to partake of the re- treatments so generously provided and in great profusion by the ladies. large ever green tree was placed in front of the desk, and nearly one hundred little hearts were made glad by the beautiful gifts taken from this wonderful tree, and presented to them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

xpeter Howard was a slave in cid Virginia when the rebellion broke out, aud vas taken at the first Bull Run battle by Capt. Houston, who was promoted to the r.nh of Colonel in . of Gettysburg. Capt. Housten sent him to his sister, who resides in this town. where he hss lived from the time of his capture. After en listins. he WAS taken to New London, where hs died ill few days
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07

ell the calls fer Hsn ts Atl ths 1aAks sf sus ssniss previous ts the prsssat call l3o nsa, aaa its quota fer this cell is 2S. snd sp ts this date, (Jaa. 4tA, there have enlisted s2 men, all frsn our own town, making total of l52 men. sRd tais cut sf Q population of less than 2ooo.
 A very gratifying fsatursof this last effort is the fact that all parties have taken hold of it with will, and the work is done and we'll done.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
Apfsl xa6 0nansy Asars

LIrcHrrELD.-Ths adjourned meeting on the Railroad and Volunteering questions, was still further adjourned from Monday last to Monday, January 18th, at P. M. At this time iowa meeting will probably be held, according to the act passed by the Legislature at it's late extra session, to vote upon confirm ingsor annulling the previous action of this town on the subject of voting bsunties in aid of drafted men.
 The following men enlisted on Tuesday from this town, and were taken to Winsted, and enlisted under Lieut.. Knight: A. Brad Icy, N. Barnes, H. Banker. M. Bray, L. Wieks, E. Dwysr, Josiah Atwood, Minott Atwood, 6. Waugh. Our quota now lacks but few sf being sfull, and with the s.rs-snlistmsnts of our boys now in the field. we shall expect se escape the draft altogether.
 Saturday last was the ssldsss dsy of the season, the thermometer standing 12 dsgs. be- low zero ss sunrise on BsseA St. 0a the Hill 1t stood ct Q dsgs. x
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
WHAT OUR COUNTY. HAS DONE.

HAL JUN IUUNTIs HAD JUNE.
 The Sanitary Commission Manager for this county has sent us the following report for insertion.
 1t was desired to give full report of what each of the towns in the county had done -dar- ing the year 1863, for our sick and wounded soldiers through the nsdiun of the Sanitary commission, bus as comparatively few ssers- found impossible to give complete statement
 In the estimates given below the cost of ma. tsrial alens is msntiensd. TAs value of the labor would of eaaYss aMeNnt to much Mets.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-07
The names of tho last s2 are as follows {:

QOn0.
 The names of tho last 32 are as follows: Lyman Dow, eolersd Geo Butler Geo N Green de: Newton Cogswell Joha Lepysn do. John lilly *7etaf Howard do. Swift Smith Chss Weston de. Pascal P North Burton Potter Orville Flood Timothy Leonard John Harver Nathan Payne Lockwood Weldsn John Taylor John Christss John R Thompson Wn Palmer Vim White Horace Sickman Wa II Marshall Vim A Slover Geo " Baldwin Albert H Bsily Lima D Hotchkiss Lorenzo kittoR Dwight A Hotehkiss F J Pierce Frank Jourey Henry c Smith
 A few days since Widow Wells, who lives between the villages of West Corav all and Cornwall Bridge, returned homo in the even ing and directed her new hired tmaa to take cars of the horse. Nc further thought was taken of the matter until the>next morning, when it was found that the man had decamped with the horse and sleigh, with its contents. As yet neither the thief CT property have been secured.
 The following names were put into the Juryshox on Monday, Jan 4th: J Sanford Johnson Dean lanes II Cole Harrison Jsuies Blake Orville L Fitch TSGold R T Miner " II Harrison Geo H Swift Wedge,
 -We have received 8 lengthy communiea- ton from another correspondent on thssubjeet of the Cornwall ve unteers, which We sse compelled to defer until next week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
TIE POWER OF PRAYER.

There Il q great deal in the following paragraph
condensed from the Augusta Daily Rsgistsr, shich
worthy the serious consideration OF our people:
Ten righteous men would hive saved 8, djm from
the wrath Of teavtn. /, is folly TO meek at God BY
saying-As has been charged upon great General
shat H Is upon tho side that has the heaviest Ari
Levy" We do Lot pretend 10 claim that God 10 Up ~
Gus side but would, il se could, persuade the pto-
Q to get upon the l. rds g. dc Iossibe, Al
len there need be no fears OF vi innate sdocess
We fear tn re isa Up cies Ofnfdelty olingrg abcu
the heArss OF the peo vh ca ia glossary Grad.
cafe ere We before the Mercy Sat with that
humbls faith which will secure to us the blessings
ask We do not ~ . nation, nor - individuals hun.
BILE ourselves sufficiently before 0nnipoteI We hs,e
been proud. We have held our ntcks TOO % a. We
hdvs NOT Acknowledged dspsHdsaes upon HIM % We
should .ve done, but nave trusted much 10 our
own strength and neglected to ttcurs In behalf
the in srposion oil sror arm, shich can tear down
aud bu Id up nations at will
Let us, then, mock God and religion NO longer
But lot US look alter he seeds OF hfdeity which ore
in our hearts, and which will spring up aud ruin our
national growth ere We arc aware. We nust learn 10
bos to the will Of the Almighty Ruler Of the Uni.
verse, Without HIS aid, all QUE Efforts to achieve our
ipd, p,ndencs oil prove dboTtivs and our whole
scheme an ignomnlovs failure Then lot the peoI IL
With one accord approach the ssncuarss with reneE
ed hearts, and send up such vhirlvind Of prayer Of
will lift the AchiIAvss OF our unbelief srd scatter il
to the four winds Of Heaven, and FesouI about the
Throne with persisteI that vi take no denial -
OouA se attain to the faith Of the Syrt.P. iciar
womaD, We would lave an instrument OF poves that
the world O. mbDed could not overthrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
THR CITY.

THs CososAr OF re EUrIv BAsD.-fhs concert
given by the EaAW Brass Band, Prof. Mueller, ct Ne.
tropolitsn H. Tnursdsy night, vas q decided sue
cess. The audience vas spprscstivs and fashionable
though evidently there we're few present who voufi
have been better sati fsd with "rsrss show" or
"nigEsr nipstrslsJ," The band played tplsnddly.-
At tines " vOums OF sound sss rather too heavy
for the acoustic properties Of the HALL but In q
main, yar rendered with dnirabe skill and
plsssirg tfsot. The "Casts Diva" ELECTED especial
admiration and the Sounds from Home, " by Guns1,
was loudly sp2lsudsd. After completing the pro-
grsuns, the band plsysd, By request, "fhs Anvil
Chorus" With degree of expression and artistic &C.
curasy thrcu shOht which vas really delightful.
We are gTstiaed .! the success Of this entertain
msnt the performers are comparative strangers In
our midst, and identified since the beginning Of the
var, With portion Of that -iBvilcbls army which
nov intsFposss bstsssn our city and the enemy, An
enthusiastic cOnHO;'sur Who vas present at the csn
CART ss nsrksd in the hearing of tie writer "rhs is
the test hand you have svsr heard In Richmond l"-
We will take pisasufs Ia announcing smother cosesrt
b. the EutsEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
OBITUARY

Killed In battle, the 18th OF November near MdIsorn
PHILIP n TERgILL, youngest Of Col wn n Te,iJ =.
Warn epr Bath county, Va in The s year Of bis sse
Thshest nls With tadnes akin to 81 n TeeaTs.
death Of met 30 yourg whose life seenfd Of pni.s fhs
event say bsofu voii In the love affection OF resv,s
and sndf. character smisbls Ger mn
We h,d ihl faculty Of .ndssres hnfe hose cane Win.
In hs sphere OF bis futnfe ths Inv,Ti, =,
vugips when The broie u To- ulh below me o, he
buetsd On l mr. and ioinsd the UoLf d.rste ssnSsrd
bsvey de tnding TIE freedom 81 bis ouny NJ he fslI
his comrades Che ala. 9if By n,ture vi
nind-iaisf.g.ts 10 tbs ru sut norsdg AMI pessesns
ample facilities OF imI the b. brh Ssss,
Of culvson 10 hi, ssdie But slss he has bs. KictSn
down In the bloom OF Bic msEhood His rd
uho kved him we'll viii rejoice to know te rurron, nnS
hi prepared khorty before receiving the notsI vonna he
hss unlsd with friend 10 prayer and Afterwards him
trsay TO Bis stricken hh-f (vhrfe h-st
BY the los Of t'o gslan, n t he felt prepared AID wl
~, last ihoueh' was Of him. Thus p1ssd away ,n
other you hu mirtsr Ia Ne ned IN. .c.j..
A .py where the haan,n are snvins In Triumphant peaee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
FROM P.TERsBl Nc.
TIE RAID Al sIOSY ORELK.
THE GALLANT GEN. Oracle KILLED.

ACTION RELATIVE TO Tar CAPTURE o. RosEE A. Pryor
PlrssiBUiG. Dec. 3.-Ysstsrd.y sbou: noon, tn,
enemy having msas . i0i 6 ds.our on our right VII
Infantry, Arulsry and e1vary, sHscksd and captures
the garrison st oDy Urss the present northern ter.
miLps Of she Petersburg and Weldon railroad twenty
miles beloE here. ..
The force consisted Of about two hundred men,
fhsy burned the dspos, cJntsninS some Government
and privAe storss, and also the railroad bridge 81
That poiat.
Oar forces we're quickly in pursuit., but the snsny
5000 retired, alter sighs ikr1lh sith our fors.s
in which ve captured some prisoners and iua o:e
upon thsm acme oss Of killed and woundsd.
This morning General GsscIs, OF Alabama, vas
killed by shell whilst Inspecting his lines. The same
shell killed Captain and private
General Lee did not dsmsnd Roger A. Pryor.
lease. General Wilcox in front Of whose lines hs a.
captured, sent statement in regard to bis cipsurs 10
Gen. Grant, and ssksd bis release.
General Grant referred the application TO General
Meade, Who endorsed upon il that Pryor w captur.d
whilst violating the orders Of both armies, and q r.
tsliation for Captain Burbrdsss capture BY vs. and
could not b, Tslsased.
loJsoIaL d: PAfos
HsAIQ' IS AHhT N. w., Dec. 2.
Hon J. A Seldom: The enemy sttssktd Stony Gre K
Dspo', ,sserdsy, and burned most Of the buldir e,
consuming toms stores and corn, but most Of the lat
ter was saved. The railroad 10 unframed.
General Lss coming up as the enemy was rsliriDe,
attsoftd aud droV, him rapidly eight miles c,pturr .
prisoners, but could not bring lin to IN engage
mont
The depot was occupied By about $50 men under
Captain Waldhsm about l25 OF whom are said TO hsy
been capture among them, regret to state, Nsjor
ri Ehugb, Qartsr hss'sr.
The enemy left some dead Al the depot and along the
roaie OF hIs retreat. 3. Z. Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS
SECOND SESH0E-sECoED CONGRESS-
SENATE

SkN All
FRIDAY, Dec. 2. 1854.
The Senate was called to order ct IL n, BY hE Hun
rER Prgsidelt pro tenn.
Prayer BY the Rev. Dr.. HOgs, of the Prssby tsriAn
Church.
Mr. GARLAND, of Ark, introduced . bill to amend
tho act entitled IAN act 10 increas the ,sncy Of the
any by te employment OF free negroes and slaves in
certain capacities, approved Feb II, 1854, which Vss
referred to the Clmmi tee on Mill Ary' Affairs.
HUE bill relative the receipts of counterfeit notes
sy pos u1seFs WSS reported adversely from the Onm-
mitles on nance, aud Vac considered and rel etsH
Senate bill fixing the compensation and m lsGEs Of
the msmbsTs Of ihs second session OF Ct second Con-
SresO Was~eportsd hack without amsndmCnt from the
0opm i'tss on nauo', vas eonsidsrsd and passed.
Mr. SPARROW, from Aha Committee on Military
AHiirs eIortsd bill to author the President 10
furnish supplies Confederate cit held prison
ere by the Government Of the Udisd StsteA
Tho bi | VSGoTdtrsd to be printed.
NrSPARR0W, from the same committee, made AZ
adverse report on che bill TO allow transportation
30 Cheers Of the army travelling vim leave of as-
sence.
House bill TO inc1elEe the salary Of the Jude. Of
The Confederate court Tor the EIseFn District ct Vir-
Siuis, was referred % the Committee en- the JV-
dietary
usse bill to eXeTp the cIrEoes Of vessels owned BY
States from the restrict exp 'rts aud imports with
IN amendments BY tie Committee on Commerce, vas
tsksR Ep.
The bill vas debated at con6dsrsoIe lFngtb, ond
several smSEdnen,s were ehsTsd to the bill, Uhsu
itS further confederation was postponed till MopE
dAyi ard tie bill AID SnerdEents ordered 10 DC
printed.
On otio7 Of Hr BILL Il was ORDERED that when the
Sensts 81 2uIo, il bs % Monday NEXT.
o. noioa VI NJ WATSON, House joint resolu.
ton proposing the FPpOintnent Of a Joint comni'.
tee to Irql'e INFO the exemption Of Safe orc ~ vas
tlken up discussed as epg b, and rOGsrred to Commit
&c on Military Af4irS
On motion Of Mr. BURNETT. the 8 BAts. iOvrnsd
sil kond1y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
TRE NEWS
yRoH SOUTH CAROLINA.

We had Ghc satisfaction Of Aancunsirg 70 cur read
srs, in yesterdays paper, tho defeat At Graz snTlc
s. o, of he Yankee troops HhO Vsntured from Beau
fort 90 RseSnnsissl in ;hs direction 81 the 81
1anuah river To, f.lloVing Official ssl gam received
last night, Ass1sSs ~ that tho enemy vas "bady
WHIPPED:
AUsUslA, Dec II, 1854.
10 General $. Co-Psr:
The following has Oesa received ron Lieutenant
eeasssl HsEdss, dated Jss'sFjsy, ct SIVSuDIh:
"IhIys Just rsluEAsi IfOs ths front. fhs GHSly
Wa lady whipped aud has rstiF'd"
"O0Ossbs,eaiS, sds,hsS point On tie IsirOsd, IL
hrsasszSJ bat 10 aO' sppEshsnd serious attach"
BAAITSE Base.
ossssGstsAs 10 4 IlaliSO On Vie Charleston Sna sI-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
oAPrulI oI A oonPAlI OI alpsL,.

OAIAO. Nov. ~ Tho steamer Magenta, from New
o. LEAFS on the 22d inst has arrived here.
An expedition, commanded BY Leussnani Colonel
Ssllng, OF the II Maine sAvAlfy, aud organ d ~
3susrAI Bliisy, captured company OF reoss gua din
B IRON bdtge, Western Florisa, the lsih mss. a
NUMBER OF .ln.ll arms we're Also captared.
Got op VS. 10 fAir demand ct New Orleans GOOD
ordinary 81 q, ard middlng III sc.
New n,vlAssss 81, 40 per galon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03

fssissIs 81 is. Heaids srsu4sas d sue. sAss.
Msns army can snhsist the seautry as It maretss
but that Hoods cannot. The al,.sl0n To fhomss ar
my Is = being abundantly able to hght Hood, can
only pc I'D IN the light Of josuar about of
sentences, when viewed as geihain 10 ste stubborn
realities that present themselves in the current sAn
pAign In Tennessee. -t-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
aLaaI0Us saws RH0H TsaA pe-
PER POTOMAC!
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF GENERAL
ROSSERS EXPEDITION
Two YankeeRegiments Gap
r tured. sls 81
Also, 1900 Horses, 1900 Head Of Cattle, DC
AN EXTRAORDINARY OoINolDEScEl


Nsv nXrrrr. DE Lon Monday last Cen. Rssssr
osptured New Greek and Piedmont stslsns, on the
Baltimore and Oaio Railroad (aanpshils sesniy),
vi.h eight hundred prisoners, eight pieces Of AFussy,
Two hundred wagons and anbuansss, sisht hsndrsd
small arm. q nuassr OF hors and mules, end .
great amount 81 other stock.
e,-rtt-. "a. +, fac I'D DssPAfos a.srf.r~T .f..
Nav MAIKsf, D.c. 2-9sn. Rosssr arrived here To-
day wish his prisoners and spos TIE latter IL GLIDING
ftssn hundred hor1s fitesn hundred heed OF CATTLE
&c.
The Fifth and SIKH Virginia lYsrkse) Cavalry and
their ooloIs we're captured By the Fifth and SIKH Vn
ginia (ooniedsras.) Cavalry, Of P.nsi BrissdA
Lsutsnant Baylor, Of the Tssitsh Vhgian Osvslry,
captured Charlsstown, Tuesday nsai, ssh shrss. n
prisoners and thirty Sin Ace horsss.
(oYSlCIIL DA1AfoA
HIAp9as Ann hoAiHsll Va,
Dss.mpsr =.
Hon Japns A. Esjdos:
9s.or.l Eary reports that GsnsFL Rosssr, vi
Psynss and hu ovn bFssds, slGounssssd on NE ~
ut, lear hoors6oid, mali party Of the spsny sls
captured forty prLsousB and oas psss o. sstiiis'y
Ca the Ash 10 al pnsSd and espluFsd For Ksly O.
Mas orsst. with iout dsd passs iour GsGs gus, 10
tsssa seven end sshs handis1 pIAsnsIs, srls MR.
Der Of hersss sad 4ul.s, ssd sxat asaas o. s,lsn
SAD ass,reyss ,ss nsssss vsssss sss qussssy VI
ssnussAsy sad s'aaslss Gsssr.
Ne srsushs CT ks a.a pSsa snd zone Ssssu',
srk.d The sisss Isas ssa assuVyss rhs ssrrssss.
No s'so oIy.srss Pnanear, ssswsysa ell N. asy-
srLasht ouudisvs. ssu,s,ning . nsnhsr OF sngIRss
burnt several bridges, die son.d.raSIs damage 20 the
rAiroaa and so s1vsIsl Lsnarsd head Of cattle
HIS loss Va. tso KILLED, and twS or ,hr.. wounded.
The boldnsss and energy ,Inibssd By Con. kssssr
and The Sousacs Of bis ssssivs much praiss.
h. Z. LEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
DIED.

Al the rtdeacs son nsW Fhos oAbOrns Greene fsl
in III city Of lishm5Hd Thsrdsy, The LIST lest OIL Esl
LNaUS ~ RCD MAID, O. IN the 9Th JSaT Of sEs
HIS faBsr U t,kS place Of Dc PAuls OhSreh, IN tUHDf
no HOER1E at 2 G's' oek y
HIS hisae aud s,QUa Gni os Snd Of us army
rep ena Is 4 Vsd q attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
EVENING WIG.

". .A.n publish, to-day, At 2 OSlooS P NJ and
- .OO,.sSur day Sundays SEosp'OS,) q The Ans
So,r 20 sysOinE sAiioa d he Wing. rAa Evening
WING Win contain she IAtSS' n'vS By nall And ''ssAPn
vytS DOE hour 4 EOaE 70 pSH, SAiIOriAA O'Al intel
-. A. BO