davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
From The Army before Riehmond--ReLels fell
back 10 their main Lineof Works.
HEADQUARTERS ARxY PoroMAc. .

.n.H d" HEADQUARTERS ARxY PoroMAc. !
... October 81.
There was no fighting to-day. The rebels
fell back this morning to their main line Of
works, which run from the head works to
tho south side road near IT, The position OF
the rebels is very strong and cannot easily be
carried. .-..f ... ,..... .f...
A division OF the 81 corps advanced to the
Boynton road, over which the enemy wagon
their supplies to Petersburg. Two lines of
works were found unoccupicd, only q Skin
mish line opposing the advance and falling
hack us our troops went forward. Near Tho
Boynton road a very formidable line of works
was found, behind which the rebels were
posted in heavy force. IL was not deemed
advisable 10 attack, and our men fell back
and occupied q safe position. They lost u
few wounded in tho advance.
Our loss on Friday was greater than at first
stated. The total number of killed, wound
ed and prisoners foot up not far from 1000,
more than half Of whom were taken prison.
ers. This occurred in consequence Of gap
being left between a part Of the 9Th and 9th
corps, through, which the enemy charged
and Aanked tho Cd division OF the 9th corps.
Among the casualties are Lieut.. Col. Otis,
commanding LIST brigade of Ayres' division.
wounded in tho face. but not seriously. Capt
Fish, of the Sd infantry, seriously in head
A shell from q rebel battery grazcd Gen.
Mcade's bootleg and took a piece OF the tail
of of Gen. Humphreys horse and entered
the ground between Gems. Bartlett and Grit
fin. Fortunately it did not explode. ,,, !.
Oct. %, 6 A. M.-Some firing occurred
last night without auy important results.
lm pa 1afs 60 iaiicd 'c New YoRK, Oct. 5.
The Times correspondent states that in the
rebel attack ON tho 18th corps, Gen. Weitzel
sent out thanking f,rcc, which swept in
500 prisoners, 5battlc flags and Is command
ing officers. h-ai 'n'' 20 's'.''t4'"H" PA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.

Acertnin cure Cor Palms In Limbs and back. sore
throat, croup. rheumatism. collie, &c. a ferfect
family medicine, and never falls. Read read ~
Liyouia, Wayne CO.. Mich June ~, 1853.
This Is 10 certify that my wifs was taken with
Quinsey Sore Thtoati IL commenced 70 swell, and
was 80 SORE that she could not swallow, md she
COS ghsd violently. used your Llnimcnt, and
made perfect CUE In one week. firmly believe
that but for the Imminent she would have lost her
lie. JOHN L. HARLAN.
Prioe % and 30 cents bottle. slid by all drag
Eists. 0fflcc. 70 Corsfandt at. New York. lmJ9
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07

One ofthc Democratic speakers at the rat.
ifcation meeting in Portsmouth on Saturday,
being very much olatod by the presence OF
the large crowd Of persons, triumphantly
asked: "why has this great crowd, why
have you all. left your workshops, your farms,
the pressing labors Of the harvest to DO here :"
Voices in the crowd answered ITO see tho
launch, "and thunders Of cheers followed and
It was sometime before tho speaker could rail-
ly from tho blow to resume his remarks.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07

Imagine Sheridan addressing his army be-
yond Winchester Boys, am requested by
the Chicago Democratic Convention to say TO
YOU that after your "four years Of failure to
restore the Union by tho experiment OF war, >
the sympathy Of the Democratic party Is
heartily and earnestly extended 10 you.' +"
.Beyond Winchester" would be mighty
unsafe place FOR the Chicago Convention
about this time.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Colgate's Honey Soap.

This cslebrstod Teiies soap. IN such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, In
mjid and cmoliieni In It's nature, frngrnniiy
scented, and extremely bcWcneiai In ITS action
upon tho skin. forsa By all DrussistssDd Fancy
Goods Dealers. iyz
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
NlCGREGoR.
Destruction Of Railroad Bridges by Genera
Shcridan-Later from Gen. Grant.
WAs,IIyoroy. Oct.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:-A dispatch from
Gen. Sheridan. dated at Harrisonburg. Oct
l,9.3O z. NJ, has been received by this De-.
partment. 1t says:
have been to Staunton and Waynesboro'
with the cavalry, destroyed the iron bridge
on South River, ut Waypesboro', throwing
it into the river. Also the bridge over Chris
tian Creek, and the railroad from Snunton
to Wayncsboro'. Details of future opera
tions arc for obvious reasons omitted.
The following dispatch is the latest rccciv-
cd from Gen. Grant: ... ..I. .........
CirY PoINr, Va, Oct 2-S 30 p. NJ
MAJ. Gen. II. w. Haiieck, CHIEF of Staff:
Butler, on the right, on James River, and
Meade, southwest of Petersburg, occupy tho
same position rs yesterday. There has been
but very little fighting to day. A few pris-
ouers, however. have been captured.
Last evening Butler sent two brigadcs OF
infantry, with little cavalry, within few
hundred yards of tho inner line of works,
cast Of Richmond, meeting with no oppose
ton. ..
[Signed] U. s. GRANT.
No dispatches have been received for three
days from Gen Sherman. but vigorous mca-
surcs. which it is believed will be successful,
have been taken by him to protect his COM
municat'' ms from the rebel raiding parties
under Wheeler and Forrest.
ISigned] EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07

Godcy's Lsdy's Book for October Is as usual
brimful Of interesting matter. Tho proprietor
Is obliged to discontinue the club.rates, and
put single subscriptions at $500, and at that
rate Il u the cheapest publication OF Its value
published.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07

''HoxE ON A FuRLouou.' This 10 tho title
Of splendid steel engraving by Sartain, ana
h one of his best efforts, happily conceived
aud executed. Il cannot fail " receive very
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
PBR, BBegaB TO ReeaHEHCSB. AND

G;eu. Schofeld also received information
that Gen. Burbridgo had captured tho Salt
Works near Abingdon, Va, with little resis-
lance,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
Supreme Judicial Court.
ArrLEros, C. j.. PRESIDING.

SEPTEMBER TERM, iSGi-Ar ALrRED.
, 1864-07-11

quarter to- half mile Of each other. The
fight resulted in sinking the Alabama.
Capt. Semmes and part Of his crew were
saved by the English Yacht Deerhorn.
Before leaving Cherbourg, Capt. Seihmes
left go Chronometers and all his specie and
ransom bonds. No one killed and but
three wounded on board the Kearsace.
Semmes is reported to be slightly wounded
1t is stated that the kedrSage captured
6S Of the officers and crew Of the alabama.
Semmes publishes a statement that he had
nine killed and wounded, and charges that
the Redrsage continued to FIRE after the
AEaJdnaa had struck her colors.
, 1864-07-11

Gbaads,S ssia d hopeful ..bfSijhH h iii
patetnal feliiiye, Gwhy don't orr school
master send the editor of t6e. neTspipef
an aeeDmt Of tie lickinss De dives The
bOysf "a. ,..,. 49,.
parent, "Eut %6y do you ask such . qaes'
!aiWhy, this paper says that Mr.. B. has
tanped three thousand hides at his ,eslabl
lishment during the past year, and I Know
tlntold Grimes has tanned our hides fnorc'f
twice that many times"
4 German paper 81 Be- relates the following;
on authority Of q traveller recently returned
from Africa;
IA weai,hy Arab, residing near TIC
froutiers Of Morocco, lately pad his first
visit to Algiets, AID was present q ball.
On lis fetdtn Eotte 10 said to his ,Sftes;
I'Wkat stfnnge creatures these Ffehch
Isoineni aGfae!. .Woufd you believe Z, they
absolutely carry an open um6fella under
their peiticoatsP Such was tho idet
formed Of crhoffKe BY this son Of Mahoms
Ct"
Bachelors are not quite so'sthpld % ii!
voluntary maidens wori6 hkh6liS balleves
One Of the inVstafzoeS Being akked; ~
other day, WArY hb did hbt Seears souie
fond ones eompa6y ih' His voyage on ths
ocsaak Of life, replied:
II would, II / vas suite such dn ocezH
would be Pacific" LAHH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
FURTHER FROM CANADA.
IMMORAL 10 THu GOVERNOR sEsEAAL yfzs srEPseT 70
HE Ct. ADAMS RAIpERs. .,.;...

MEVcRIAL 10 TIE GOVERNOR GESERAL yIGg sEEPfeT 70
HE Ct. ADAMS sAIpERs. .,.i....
To bis E1oslarcy Il Right Rorpr,be Chal Is Stan
lcJ Vtcou0t Nnnck, GoTerDof Gsnefsi Of BEiiish
North America, 81:
The memorial CT the undersigned inbSh ants Iftte
o'ty Of Montreal hunby Isse:b, thst wbHe- geuada
has hitherto preserved strict neutrality Nth Tepeot
20 lie unhappJ strife BoE prevailing 10 the United
atss Your Excellerc7's msmoTlalists feel that the
cirevustauoes wh'cl have recenlJ taken place call
fos Increased vigilance the part of the government
and all subordinate authorities to see tast sack net
traity is fsciusliy and honeitly maintained. 4,
T;st your memcr,ssts consider thGs while political
refaTOes residing in Canada are enttlsito protection
T. ia the duty Of such parsons cruptl ly 10 rsspect
the neutrality proclaimed by her Majesty, and to SD.
stain from making faTtbeing any acts Of sggTea.
SION upon the soil OF friendly Power, -. . ID.
That your EIosllsuoys msmoTialisti Also consider
that any parsons WHO commit sets of violence upon
me borders CT thu neshborinR States solely in con-
sfQusEes Of the immunity which lhe5 expect 70 eui 0y
upon their escape here-aots which would never be
attempted but for the facilities for Eht which che
soXmity OF our soil flrds-abnae the right OF ssy
IN aud Oats tie du,Y OF neutrality e1j ahed upon
ell persons residing hhtin the deBiaons ct her
Hiesy. =. I'D a
that your msnorislis,s deeply deploFs Tie Sirtuhie
snoes under which the persona 'istsly ii custody
uroa charges Of robbery and murder ct So. Adams
were releases, and also the maunsr Ia which the mo-
upy entrusted to our sa.horities vas restored 10 the
prissners ana feel that the ssu Of the recent pro
cssdires as been such ss 20 cast doubts upon our
good fash in csfryilR cut Gus treaty obisstiols.
TIA. wlis it would be improper 10 prGjhigethe oGv
fosrs eoaesnsd the rel 'a5e OF abs g.. Aibshsprie.
oaers and the restoration Of the mcpey, ycu rel.
pcy's ,neEorslist9 ecaaiier 1t duo 70 the nteTe
Justice AID the good nae OF this province tbat ~
most searcLirs inquiry into the eonipsEGf the judge
ehl,r sits the invsstigsbh nhGsS HE tEssty, agC
the oioe By hin entrusted With lbs mohey, be hsC
vi hout ielsy, AID that pssiS ltOs be done 10 til
pr misss- ILL., Z N.;.
Your ExeelIsney's nemSriAiists, thslsiore mos
earnestly pray that Jour EieslIenoy viii pleased /,
order an immediate investigation into the conduct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
TREAsURY- DEPARTMENT @. 8. A., !


1pANs or Tns SECURITY CP TaE FIVE
htNDfEED Hss&IiSN SEN EEas ChNE. NOM
TAXABLE S.JNtis bNDEH Ehfn WIS. RkC-
TiGE ORIEE CURRENCY LAW
yOEPOSIfS on cali will be received by the
~ frtssursr 10 us city Assistant Teasarsn Charleston
sni Hahie, sui The DepCstso5 ~ S0'nsion, gSIcgh Cos
Hnbs AuggS,s, Baysrnsh and Montgomery esrlc.ss
viii be ssuea c ths s bearing interest The pr
cb pr and seHrd By the hyPo,Gecion OF smsnns
Of ths Shove bonds qasl &c tbs Of se oEns he bonds 70
DC ptd By tbs TessHsr and e proceeds when cold
Ils toaGssy 20 the payment o. the Esid certificates
s3cns and AFFORDED W bsrsl ard other sepo
iols snd Va ihs pUc ge1srRY by thE nci.of temporary
nyoy.nGu, sEt te taeci d the eeaas.lJ psei "a
k9eripg hs currency Etiu rcdsTse G5zRd Is hoped Et1
10 iLs sTorsbi5 o6lsiGsian 81 ha Community,
gee. tss pTefsrI 0ysst1cs sAsTJus ulG shrel
e. q, T8sNBOiH,
'iyls-dU taarslsgT % iiB Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
STATES.

We gather .he following edditio1al items of neTs
from Tai al $ stss papers o. tbs 20 /:
sBNSlD,ss ctyAlLT n o. ANOTHER RAID -oIsSDIsISs
RAID AFrss EosEBT
IVA HNGIos. D.e % I - P Ms eridln'5 cav
81 = 81 grad all again in ths Valley, out Ia
s.. 81 irgo ion it Scu b. improper 90 state a. this
I-e.ln tins.
gl- -c7uti-g party, consisting Of detsehments OF
th5 Is b AID l1,h Ilinois OAValFy, under the con-
maaI OF Lieutenant Colonel Olsndinn, which stsEttd
o.. hcz Fsiris1 On Tuesday, Immediately moved to
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30

SAFE or { NND AND N AGIgUI2s,

'DURsUAeT to tile 1ProYisidns 81: ihs last
u WI snf if.alsatef 6afs, dlIasi depdi ;Gsp, ID
"a te5ihtsy d. lscsrrstsdPsl 9ei4a
:. TT FL = NINE EKEb4 traHok5, = &. +. :
cons sasd tkIss vsHyh lid dAdfta and $50 q
!. TRACT OF LAND. ~ :; /
sontEn scts' more Or s yipgn the EQUITY j. caro-
lIns, nesI Chester field depot # 8 "a =
The NegrJs viii belscli ct Ndtpi Turnout oh he Central
Railroad The Lnd old "a ohsstsfaIls Dsp fih th-
county Caro- lte, on ihb chmohd aid p
te sbarg heroAd the Th b. Jshasr ItG
Should day Jsluar nit ff da, ths IN a uf
lste he SeTt IAlr cif AID sholld tbs l.
Lsna nottaks Place % The III day Jinu ~
Il Will lace lie neEt fair Jay; sunday en- sJtd
E6e whe6 the property Oh Src In JbpfJeate
=. VIII the w:lfsbns1 ,q Of DabaeS Ihlis, did.
ds2s ic2'&td'! ny L. W. fGrlEai her Asctt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
MEDICAL DIRECTORS oFFIoE, /
%. s Ho,pitals in Virginis,,Ilt ii
"a RinhUiond! Dsc, 23i 1884, ~

Il WhsfslssspI H'EpEls are exempted fem Impress
engaged ID their pureh are supplied With general Gsbpors
ton tickets and n,n facilities 70 her esj: II
aud md BY persons not CONNECTED with hos
pta tie surgeon Genera has steors tha az men
be STnshe by the eeon in charge With Written pernson
for their pS which sha bear the endorsed pihs
Kedical Director J. II - ..iJ - -, L.,
Provost MaahE rpfong oce;s and Magistrates, are re.
uestd 10 as ali personS claung 10 modest
sSens vh5 have moi s aufhory to report this office
ay sge pohare peat more hen current raies or
atclsj III they IRE forbidden totuy. L .ti -
II The following hcei are bcugt ard tuppl:d to The army
gubstence Departre and Me6cSl Ruryeyors ana
gen n ohGrse OF sptS and their GGoreded GgeEshLye
ben moi them VIZ Beef Mutton Bacon,
Polk Wheat Ployr, oorn mest Dried Apples, Beans H;es
Sugar, Whitley, lpale Or fssch R.eHdJ
Il -. = 20 "' ittf = =" sIeasaI Birestof -
, deq6-lV/ T.. ,i General H9 p.tkls ID Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 0. s. A, |

THE holders aud owners Of coupon bonds
Il ana chstaU Stock Issued under the at Of August
l9h 1851, Tesraoie SI the let days OF January and Jay
1854 ferebg no'd present the for payment the
Treasurer Of ,hs Assistant treasure Pay Depoary OF
the oonea States fun having placed the hands
Of hose officers for the Of Ted sug said bonds and
stock No nteIes will be allowed thereon January 1t,
1865. ca. TRENHOLM,
. deI-e,d9m Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
q. Il, oATTLErr, A. A. @.
HEiD'Qs, R.srlvr Foncrs OF Va,
sPIoIAL oaDUaS ,

Nc. lSs.
The attention Of all Officers concerned called TO paragraph
Us General Orders No a. series from these head
aatr here sIi pbrshe1 The tcers desgusied ssd
CIDER vheber OF the Hoe or @ win report Immediately to L.
OIL J. Shld-, Commander OF Oonsctipts, Rchuon
IL O reporting Ia obedience TO The order stove referred
TO- advd PREPARED their whites Quarers
q Damp Ire shrs ttey win be temporarily assigned e duty
sud the ration SLOWED them By sF EhlbetFsuef. -
Ill % tie LIST Of slasry 65 snd ihe cad CT each sue
ceeSng month, LfGi. Col Shields viii returns to
these Headquarters OF G ofcss reporting giving their
ns1 rank detachment OF service past pres-
emit drty and sceh ctheE facts be deemed ns,ersto
kr9wedee Of their faiiia'y character.
By command q MElcr General EENPRa
ld.6-U u OATIPTT. A. O..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT o. & A., !
R!naaosD. ", August IS. lsS4

POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the
AS AcI " Congress spprcYei jSus H. 1854 Authorizing tbs
rsss5si ef cent bonds sfrsd unisT the
Tor coupon bSnii;
Pses orIg registered sst per oshL beads under the AZ
e SAy 10, Soi dbE 90 exchange ksn cI bonds,
will asgu fe, s anAa pointed o.. ia the en1oss
ssGt on tho tg0k OF the Certificate 30 ia btgs OF
aeoa Ia esGhs Tor coupon bnnis" sEd them be
presented The kssieg o. Treasury Who 6iu
In pSE.s Wit tie provisions OF s Act Of JEns
H. 1885, Ge coupon t0o,s oT hs soani speced In tho Ysg
is.sd Couis . assigned. q. A. M fhH0Lh,
al nv nj hA Ira
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
.RTIsiR ElIBEA1loS 70 AusRieA,
= MIA THlP q A SEw ItocEADy ATS

Tie stsaush,p Fiofonos, blockade runner hss
made satisfactory Trial trip on. the Clyde, baVif g
"4ua ih5 lightbN IA distance of iSGsteen Sndthrte
quarters nautical nile ybatween O!o0h and Gumbrie9
10 ATS Avs aid qasrSer minntes TIE Forsacd %
an irG gctsti te6 Iun5tdd ald hfiyee long .ihirky
one itet beam sai elssbh feet dix inaIes depth Of
hdd. SIZE ii propelled b. Oacllslhs eIginrs Of tFp
,hundted std 6fty ,hcrae poser. g.. III
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
THE RICHmONDER ATZRIGER,

:: t)RlNTED III German, oilers. great advanta-
II Rcs an adyerslrg sheet, belrg be eDly German
Newspaper Published In the CCnedetacy, enjoying, IL
does large circulation among German citizens aud residents.
the nienton Of the present editor aud proprietor 10
large the sheet hst may this respect compare with tbs
rRes German parer puished In America ans through s
agents 10 Increase lis circulation In utern Cities and he
esfnest sOs the patronage VI the public IL behalf Of lis
terphse.
Advertisements .Ill be inserted ether 10 Gumsn English
Published al Richmond dSily uj ", ealy.
! Once on Broad, between 20 h ald llth suests.
q. A WALLACE,
ds9--u Editor aud pfopHetor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
- :.i notice :'T5 FAX pAYEHs. I.
nuRSI[AN1!! 10 al Ordinance. nhksaI

nth Jhue 1855 Il si sled at tie u5teiaf. 6fbo. I'd
the oily Hail. from the h 10 the ls Of Dasemosr tdatyF,
TO rtalihng dali 81 Taxes such persobs
enuai dBoont % 10 per GthG b. h.'i ptsvdusy pGi
the hall yuhe last 10 v the said ord1suoe
i:.i II 80. JULIUS A. HOBaCii, o. o. R.
IL ri viii be- sSenfroih the abqte sA ,bs Collector Is re-.
duTtd ID stleDd Inc Uine Dom THO l6 5st the
month 20 receive TESrs teAilug due from Jant beurs
she JshuAfy Of m Hastings court be IL ',gurso ~ ord
naqce sFsrlo Delrqas4t aetl Estate. to % toi o tie
uoh.ps ynsbl UIrstesS's 3. y s.. '. ' .
ersops who have Rot dome 20 win See the neeesy sf1E
paying their Taxes as It tmpos sble ir tie Collector
all On Ihe1 before no alSeitists, IT,, J.. I'll
All Taxes uu DO paid wi'hh The term tfetaeI rs 10.
d.s-'inT' : rf;.,,T :. J. 4, BObsoE. q, d. u.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
DIVIDEND.

THE President and Directors Of the Bank
4 LSks.s have ffcy red dlyaIat = ~ per etnl
bonus the statei leaving cont not Cr 90 pg sL4re
payable TO the ttosktodtrsf ON and stter the
1e2l--6l 80 WIN. y. fAgi OK, Oastier. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
,DfYkiDBYD.

fCHE President and DifeGtors Of tie Bank Of
Il RhmOnd have declared dividend ga bkf cent ftH
Last months subject deduction o. qGser per
b6Hh the st4t Leaving per eeII net, to- syds
holdeis on ana kfer the6d pToxho.i' -.
dt23- 81 t.:.., j. D. AAoMURbo, Cas,isr.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30

EOR sALR.-A Steam Engine aud Boiler,
fifteen horse power, BY Talbot BE-, bat ltus
used add 10 good order.
Apsy the subscriber, ihs Ballard Boe between the
hours Of 10 and o'clock JOHN p. BALLARD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
DlVIDEND.'

THE President and Directors Of the Bank Of
the Gonna atel .rsda ldsnd Of pey hthl,
payable 70 the sIeGkholae 10 esrtt9y cn ard eh Id Of
J,pbsry 1861. -:- .i."i't - b. A: GLoykA,
es94 -eGdslsi 3. g.: 5',r. III 2: t,t. GaGhitU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
DIVIDEND
DIVIDEND.

YHH President and Directors of the KSchsdge
Blink Of Virginia, Al Rchnond ba7e deeiarld adyden o.
A pet cent dedhcinp per cent. tp1us TO the 6tt psyiel,
sa:ss t l-erF.s' : any,, 4't 81 .6Ehtf el.
oRFtoE iNoURAN6E COMPANY OF THE srAIE o. VA,
go; ~ RoifN6sb, Deg z4ih, lt6i; Z
THE Directors Of, this Company have dc
4 clsred dlsIdsdd Of TSsyy per eeal-, payable 70 he
soelhDider CD Era at u lhs 20 hsy6f J4ersty H
ct2i-si ,..-A WIN H. oHkISIIAN, see.y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
NOTICE
10 FOL pERa ANN OWNEPs

:: 10 HOLDERS AND OWNERS
Of:Four Per Ont Registered Bonds, issued
/. under Tie act Of February II, 1854.
Mot lCE is hereby given to holders and own
IN Of four PEI cent. registered Bends issued IN
ctf Act OF February II 1894 that the interest On the
st January 1885, - be paid 5pon presentation
B5pds time after iSt pro xo the Te surer Assistant
pay Depc,arits nsmed belr II mprscieable
prepare schedules f'r The OF htafet Bonds
number and ccnn OF those surrendered payment OF
tsies have rot been 70: sscer;ainsd.
: Dtc H. 1854. Secretary Of Treasury.
= + Treasurer Richmond, Va
Assistant I, essursr, Charleston, g. o.
Do Noble, Ala.
DsposiisIy, Raleigh, No.
Do. RsvsunRh Ga
DO. Tallabassse, Pie.
F Do. Montgomery, Ala.
EtF Do. % umtus, Mss.
Do. Marshall. TesGs. lie l6-eod2m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
lANCE 9ALF on sLAyEe

j. A 3 Executor of the last will and testament of
Daniel Day deceased and In decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Amherst county the 2sh day
August 1854 the uldersigned will the 9Th day CT Janua
1865 before the market house. IN ~ city Lynchbng
10 sale by pebble auction, sbou, fPTs belong
ing TO The estate ofe esf Gecedent consisting Of mD women,
boys aid girls TIE terms OF sale viii be Ede known al tha
time ana Place OF sale.
ROBERT o. MARTIN.
sAHUEL y. TuRHRR
LEWIS CAMPBELL,
: rt25-scdtd Executors OF DAsIiL DAY, deceased.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
.ruRraER FROM EURoPE.
INV LoKDbs lIIRs or PgI0E.

=" : INV TLVNI7VH I''N5 V' HAUss
The LouiUu bis has an editorial strongly urging
the opehF GOT Negotiations Ia America, ard says IL
Tust 40 me % At at last aad ibe sooner il does coma
II vii ia The better for America and the world at
large, Il euphalioally ditcsiu4 all selfish mptiSEB
but for the utares;a OF humanity urges pacific ad-
yapees. Ii believes that the war, hnless BLdsd by
negotiations and mutual oomprOuise, must 30 on ul IL
the South Is made a huElpg WiIdoEhess and the
NORTH pr0sHa;sd iaahoisiyi aRd commercially for
ysGrs. q.
q: f.. rAREIsiR IMIBE1Tios 70 AHERieA.
1t was rumefsd that Union agents we're at work ct
Preston, seeking TO heRule the flctoIy operatives
tie re- 10 emi9rata to America. r. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
Ths H,raIl,s rarts esstssl gp dsa. xtitse

lLsrR that our aecsssoa friends are taking the
uioidpt sdvsnt "a of she so. that odt 4ba sy here
s lalt without q !runstst. ~ that Mssats. sdtll
ard Mason sfe working Ike beavers hrp'Ig TO inI
duje The Government tp do sdmathlpg in Tie way OF
intervention. L. ia by no uisaDs piObatl4, 10 Feysf
that tie 6ayernment Nyll yield to their sedactions,
having enough of ts own matters attend to itsi 81
pfes.nt. Mr BigeoW, U lite States CONSUL here 10
selling as adviser aud coudeel9f and rendering va
usble and important services TO the legation. = /
!: - rnR MENihAN kHplRr -. =. |
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-30
DIyIDEkD.

THE President aud Directors. Of Tie Far.
and R per utnt for the hast s onTs Ba5 able In car
rthcy. i.cto deduction Of uArte per bonn, III
staie Idav eight per cent Diet syabs 10 the 3sho5e "a
and sitt TIE z6rlilA. .r,:l III GoDpE, :
.da21--d26 '''@.i g. - u ~ oaLLirr.