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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25

The World ID the Only dolly Ds,aocraiir news
paper pubahsl il New York. Assa.hHs..s
large ana lacre.s:sss circulation s.au4gs the y,~
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Its can2nehts upoA cGrgslt e~.Gts sic tee s,i.
e1pressi-a =! the psariate csus.ss ...i4sl g tsx
country. fha e1to.i4.s u the .. ally az ,csnI,-
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25

will paw you the bjgheet price for good,
sound, healthy cattle, and 10 OTHER kind. Also
for Pork, Poultry, &c. Come and see NE before
you sell elsewhere.
&snitovoc, Nov IL. 1868
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TIE WORLD,
No. 35 Park Row, New York.
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special fe' iurs ei the Weekly y o,l.. Which
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hauas Of < most coIl2etsst gentiesi.u vie hss
Tor numher OF years been iteutlSed with the
agricultural Interests Of the country both e
writer sd : practical scientific flftp,r
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
Stantnn,s Ruiletins.

The New York Herald OF the 81 mat informs its
legion of pon-oombAiant readers-thAt Secretary
s'Aatcn's War ulstins have been Ominously dscon-
tnusd." These Bulletins it viii be remembered, were
daily prs;eniOus summaries Of thu progress Of Yankee
armies in their marches towards Richmond and At
lAna; official ehrOriols5 to inspire encouragement
that shs SutVjaOn Of tle hated of Southern in
crates was inevitably neS, at hand-trumpets for the
muster Of Northern hordes to follow promptly in the
trek of saSr triumphant soldiers to garner the bar
vest and take possession Of tho rich spo the broad
t,eming seer the tons, tie cites, tde chsttles the
very graveyards, even the "tokens snd memorials Of
ths dead OF the conquered. Their discon!nusuce al
this juae!urs is significant. They longer delude
any ons-or breed hOpss OF what they pIOmise-or
command belief in their contentious statements
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
FROM PETERsBUa sc.

PrrrntDuRa, Aug. 7.-It having been definitely as
certaned several days since tass tia enemy was in-
Ing in front Of important position on our centre,
oountermning was at orce begun and pushed forward
for the purpose Of preventing the consummsion of
his Iject The eaemy's sap was approached come
distance 10 front OF bis breastwcik and beneath bis
pi :ket line where chambers dug and powder de-
posted.
AL being Ia readiness, and vhile the enemys diggsIs
still eIcava Ing beneath and bis skirmiahers firing
Above, the mhe sprung causing heavy explosion
and throwing the earth upwards some height. The
enemy Was much confused by this unexpected event..
bu. soon manned their cannon and sp:ung TO thsiF
breastworks.
No infantry attack was made side none having
been interdsd The object Of the mine vast fully gained
in destroying the euemys sap which, tits believed, Was
done edecually, with some loss to the Yankees I'm
meiately after the explosion the enemy opened fierce
caunonading on our Lines, which replied to by Cur
ar illery.
Everything very quiet yesterday and to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

ss,szaSsjsai Il sss ReshssssF Rssssssai. ssi:as
nom Grants army, sAys, ''fhs number of resgpatons
IN this army has been surprisingly large during the
rrssspt month. The number offered largely exceeds
Ana. accepted Among the former are those Of no less
than fvs General ocssrs."
The Nav Yurk Times, referring editOrially to the
operation. Of she GuszilAs" in Missouri, and the
irighteaed efforts Of the bogus Governor aud General
Rosecrans to raise troops, ssys; "Tbe troops when
raised, cannot act too promptly and sternly. The
don of Oairs Is as bad as could BE- and whatever
be he required for the determination of these
bOcdthrsly Iuans their exercise viii DO amply justi-
fed"
'GueFIas," it seems too, ae giving troubles hs au
daeions fellows, 10 Illinois. The S. Louis Democrat
of the S0h July, says "The- Southern counties Of
Illinois are knorn to abound "a rebels OF the Vlesl
kind. We learn that on the 8 h inst camp of the
urstchss was found near the village of Van Burenb1gh
nssr the line between Bond and Montgomery counties
The party numbered about one hundred but on coca
sion could be soon reinforced from the resid nts to two
or three hundred. The leader is one Capt. CirgnAn
comparative stranger to that locality, but who com
uanied the band that some time ago took possession
Of the telegraph and stopped train at Vandiia."
ut was reported yesterday says tue Nc" AoA 1Wes
Of the instant "thAt very serious outbreak Wss
feared among the rebel prisoners con6Ged at Anira
few days since, several hundred turbulent and des-
pssats prisoners were forwarded to that place. and the
officer in oOunsnd, fielding it difficult to cOarO them
rQuested Gen DIX to send forward two or three reg
mems Of militia to serve as guard and yesterday Gov
Seymour ordered the Sc h, nth and 81 reg menss 10
report to Gen. DIX fer this purpOse Later kilograms iB-
dcas that the danger was not 80 great al first
reported"
Tie Harrisburg pa } Telegraph ssys that COnfede
rate officer taken prisoner in Osambersbmg while Nc
O4u;lAnGs forces were ,here Literally tramPlsd
70 DEATH by TIE eiEsas This, we'll the burnDg
Of towns, il en- sot t1st can DO retaliated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
Waat ths Yankee Papers Say.

Tae New York Ryfld ays, siUes Grants great faseo
a. Petersburg, We e7rao! taks Rick Tond L. been
evident 10 good judges Tor several weeks, tha Gane,al
Grants campaign is fail,,rs
heretofore G,rSrL cas- debated the movements
Of General LIE, b1. hereafter General Lee will dictate
the movements Of Gs0ssll Giant"
Washington vii, within ter days be in greater danger
than Aoy 70 which Richmond has been exposed SINCE
The oPseing Of tais il-ssArred campaign"
Ihs problem Is no longer ts Obstruction Of less army
and ths eapt'srs Of Rie,Dgad or svsH tie capture of
Pstsr'barg 6st us dfsnes Of hs loyal States agaiass
fhs rsJSZ alnlisS.h
Fhe New YORK TSuass too, bersyB IT, apprebersiOus
OF this sutjeot in adi1g article In It's asus for tho
IS Dss, uDdsr the significant head OF (" 4 Word Of
F.Hairg "The,e Is nothing uO-o likely" ssys the
Times "tasn thar the rebel mitlry chiefs vii cone to
nc ollsoa lfsm the IePulss at sbure 90 81
urdsy hst tss they can hold and defend their 70, e
there Elh forge very much lesa than tia, Of their
e shos army ard tia. conssq aently they nzy now
.s0efsoe the opportunity seed or large part Of
taeirmain army for ggTsssive operations elsewhere
About the tEuthulness or ifY Of this supPOsi6OD
se have nothing q. prsseat to ;as. Bat, We repeat
there great probability that the febsis viii act upon
L. They have for some tine had and during the
delivery Of ID Altaok'hsd We very veil know, =
large force Ia the Steamboat valley tie Poo
nao This force, under EaIlJ ard Breckinrdg9, hss
been greatly eIAggera.sii bds he suihsnte informs
t0p IN possession Of the nisry 81 hOrtes Pats as
high a. twenty tEO thousand men. B sid Ihl during
the tine Of the sssau asd repu . they bad detached
from tAis nAin body, and selt She north bank o.
the Jams 70 meet tia thrsatsnsi asaek Of Hancock
and shsf.dsna force not lch inferior in gai.ajs
70 the above These Two dessOaed lorces without The
AID 0f Sistsr Of Waioh Ia Eeb Is 'asy held their
Lines, thus constitute army OF between forty AID
afiy thousand strOng-ail % en- ssasoosd troopa-
u Gen. Lee ShSu'd cause the JSnSs River 6Sssca
msnt 10 tases janeion With the tetaehmsHt or
column in tie Shenandoah Ytley, there SOuld Is
once be q very formidable rebel fOrOs on the In Of
the Potomac Nos is could b sell to pay some heed
= 10 &iF"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

BEATING NiGso TO DEATH WIN. Klthe, Gar
map, lvicg IN Brackets Old Tavern Broad street, was
yesterday morning arrested by officer X lily on the
charge Of beating 10 desth A.n, negro boy, 6 years
old slave of James Moore. The story s, that Ko.he
beat the negro cruelty on Friday morning and 10 ked
him up in his stable. Tda the negro remained thsre
without attention til Saturday night dusk when he
died Officer Sal hea.iug The above account went to
Kothe, but tSe litter not me- his wife stating
that he had gone to the army su.tli1g Mrs. K1the,
when asked about he negro, cd that he had Died
FRIDAY morning; that she tavpg repeatedly advised the
ntgro'J master of bis decease snd be paying no at
tention to him, that I'll, was about TO have
him buried, and that she had Just ord red OF I'll Tor
the pu pose. Officer s. al 6smlnded to Geo enc negro
when Mrs. Kcthe carried HIM out to the x0o4- house,
aud there the Perro found lying on plank. There
was s ght abrasion bis temple and eoms very Pc
cuar punciures bis Sc Il only examined The
body casually, and ordering Mrs KOhe not TO pefni, il
TO b. removed notified the Coroner OF the f.cts Two
watchmsn were left in chsrEn of the body Saturday
pight with orders 90 arrest Kothe on sight A few
minutes after Seal lsfs KSthe 10 but not mo-
lesied by the Sstchmsn. and at large yesterday
norang, when ono. Kelly went TO bis house and ar
rested him.
Aninqaess was held yesterday morning, but the wit
nessss rot being present. 10 was adjourned till lest
evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

Tax MARoHEsIER TRAGEDY.-Wo have mentioned
elsewhere The accidental explosion of some old shells
in Manchester b. which several persons we're killed
Al o'clock Saturday evening" fSe negroes takrg
ont fOm WACO, a. c. Brad!ey's shell fouadry in
Mauche ter, number Of SHELLS OF various kinds, which
had been brought from Petersburg to be overbaue6,
cleaned 81 1t ia customary to send shells to the army
amir 20 be loaded In the trenches, and these were
supposed TO have been returned empty which SUPPOSE
ton unfortunately proved incorrect Two negroes we're
in The vagoa handing the shells to two Others who
we're throwing them in pile and fth reEro was en-
Gagged in arranging them or moving them aside.-
seYera lille white boys persisted in playing with and
handling toe shells, though frequently driven away
by No B-adlsy. Nnle the process OF unloading the
wagon was going on of the shells pitched into the
nile by one OF the negroes xploded, setting of fifteen
| others which we're al that were loaded.
The two negroes in the wagon and the three on the
pr,und we're struck and four Of them instantly killed
Tas fifth was so dreadfuy wounded to leave 10 pos
pbility Of bis recovery. Two white boys we're killed
aad smother 60 badly wounded as t. die In few
minutes Ths Little victims Of this shocking accijtnt
| were VIM. Seward aged IL, son Of jos. T. Seward
workman in Bfadley's foundry; John Stywa,d, aged
10 son of VIM Sly valid, foreman at Bradleys fouudiy;
and VIM, Nassaker, con o. Wm. ks,s:ksr workman
at the Manchester Cotton Factory. This little fellow
alone Of the boys showed any signs of vitality after
the accident He breathed for a moment after being
taken up and then expired, They as well as the ne
goes we're manged in manner too shocking to par
cularizs or dwell upon. Tner bodies were torn oy
every conceivable kidd of horrible wound The negro
who etill lived when last heard from, has bis left
temple torn off, both broken and several dreadful
wounds 10 his body.
The negroes were all esvos, one belonging to Ro
Moody, another TO Mrs. 4 per, ana another to Mr..
Hudson, of THE city We did n)t ascertain the Games
I of the oWrers of the other two.
Fragments OF shell Asw all over the town OF Nan
chester and a number Of houses struck. Is being
at time Of day when great number persons are
usually on the streets, gIng to returning from dn-
neT it is wonderful that the casualties we're not. still
more numerous. .....5-t'
The report rather the reports for tbtrs we're three
distoet decorations were heard in every part of this
city snd she general impression at first was that the
Laboratory, Arsenal on some Of the workshops had
blown up.
T6s is the second accident from SHELLS th, has &C.
Gu red at this foundry in she past two months On ire
former occasion, shtl, VII oh was believed to to
empty but which proved 20 be loaded was thioWn into
the furnace. Il, OF cou7e, exploded, happily Hthoot
xii rg Wouudng agy oDe Il thew up great dus'
kroeked CT part Of Inc furnace chimney and otherwise
Ijarsd the foundry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
FROM ALFALFA.

ATLANTA, Aug7st 6.-Bdsk diminishing continued
ttroug 1out yesterday and last right, on our l.f.
lively artillery duel took place last evening, between
cur batteries on Peach Tree Creek and the sDemy.-
Comparative quiet regnedin tbs city las, Light Tie
emmy continued to concentrate their forces on our
lsf PaImsrs corps occupying the extreme right, wia
his headquarters on The SAID Town road, and staEys
the left, with bis pckets extending to tie Georgia
railroad.
Abou. rs prisoners, inc,u,ng a captain AID hsu-
tenant, brought in yesterday and last night.
Gen. Wheeler has Issued copgraulatory order TO
tie cavalry en- the defeat and Of the enemy raid
lag party.
All que. save some sAarpshoctiug this morrng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

mule. We supposed thst in iupresA us runoer @
horse, or mules whether owned By Pc OF ono
vidu that some might be estimated at ND otnsr, d
iereat advanced rates. according to tir worth up
SIOg thus makog an aveTo0s value price 's' VI
good sound and efficient horsss mueI, $500 each,
InfuStraton Of Views, will that horse viz On
one eye sound might, In al other reapects ciaszs
CLASS snry horse yet the loss OF wond an sna
comfortably eurta bis value 30 horse 10 -
Of ase might be deentdia all other particulars hrss
srnPery horse but Of course however siento able 70
aI good service for year bis advanced age wo
Justly and y impair his value Any horse he
msy app"xmte the standard Of frst olts3 arte horse
must according to ee6eencie fail below the maximum pr!e
and 30 few mparaTey 70 the standard snc here
lore are entitled 10 tbs maximum price, Of course ali other
Inst ices the price should be proporonay redaced ysx
iecuons place them below the anisd Of hrst class
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
observation-disclosures RiGBFg,
O@~No~>~~~~-~---~- ~-~J~1e~~>~~~~~-~~~~~-~
RICHMOND WING.
nONDAl MORNING., AUGlST ), Yea.
EVENING WING.

We sban publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding day Sundays s1ospted at the
hour. an evening edition Of the Wig. The Evening
Wbg viii contain the Ates: news BY mail and telegraph
up 70 tbs hour Of going to press editorials local intel
ngGnse, &c. jy2O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

In assessing the average value Of first sery ana
herse and mules at $780, degned that the term sbou
seceoted and acted according u obvons
@po In ouss wcds that hsy :hoa be selected and hes
10 army SERVICE together with the, inrpSo value veuid
tS1t re M In them coming within
9vera value OF such hoes needed AZ
oases arise when the public e1igsnces would
&c % 70 demand that horses should be i'm
RTesSee fs under d7sy ccunHsnces when family or ex
re hore or brood Of HIaH vliUs are
sss1 w respectfully suggest 10 the Secretary OF War q
nave ICES forwarded to the mpresng officers 70
ana nov ne owners 70 sUBsfuTE In stead such strorQ
sond ana ssvceaoe hoses mules
yaua oy com etent and dntsreed psres Is rs osss a
lery horses, or hfst class wagon mules ~ >
The tenn value per head In. In
70 hIsd and uniform price for eash horse or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
Did,

On hs orng q hs J August lse4 IL the list year Ofhs
sss, T3OMAs LARsoN former ChArassrlan the city
EichmoDd
s eads and aeqaantslces the family are invited to at
ted bis funsrA Ftus Chsrch, ths evening" Monday
e 8 O'Clock, =. NJ rts-1
On 6h instant ~ his redsree oroline county, Mr. WILL
LtAMS CASrtR 10 Us S2d year CT his age
friends thu fRmly invt sttend the funara
81 Johns Oluzcf, this uioruiar.a Licioek
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

THH AMY AEeUs AsD CRIsIs.-Ar. L. L. Overall, the
agent Of Ilis e1ceiens publication, is st in the city
collecting hospital repor aud othsrWise representing
the interests Of ne Journal with which be is connected.
uirelch him sent 70 or lsis the Medical res:ors
Office Ia this ctv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
A77s,Is q sz lzEsls.ss . gzlsE.hf asa "a 49, u

A77iEiss ~ ~ izzsszsss - szl<ssas sEs ~ -
snse Ne tdcEiea 81 sshsdass Gar lie panh 49,
Tsnoy, seriously value the 4 Con-
federae Treasury notes. Al this rn,ture large numbes OF
and mules Impressed paid for In currency
which wa IN few days thereafter 10 be taxed ana
third per cent
The having adjourned and
being Stsae couij MT lie cnvend
In ue review schedules OF prices Uacer th slate Of
have examined and tsrf Of prices,
have advised Of eas pfoosings
10 this mode femtdy di uon OF vaiuatn which nay
have from the action Of Cons upon curesey
Therefre thu drerdge Of artillery Of wagon
horbe and males SIN the passage Of the eursny
bill Of the i1 OF February last al $780, 1hs award w Sc
title each person 10 receive higher ctmpenAoA accoronsy
each hore impress b Isdered a. be-
ing hst scond third artillery wagon horse o. ne
whether the parties appeal bosrd mott and me
Ing agsn should oithsith call all o. hose per-
sons OF whom they Impressed h-ses or mules and popote
settlement the foregoing basis But allowing 70
500 ony tuo1 prices Asst second and third cass sf
wagon horses ues have been eted a. BY we local
or county appraisers assuming acreage apprshemnt Of
sVU a. fair medium Valuation. 1hs tn would hlo. sn
mar price OF $780, ana mnlaum OF $780, making teD
anes snd proporonaey issror may tan
below the grade Of ns Payment whatever amcuos
AWARDED 70 De made 10 toe Issue of Treasury notes.
erbraors local horses
should In tueh themselves eesmse the VI
horses mues thus Impressed adj
dona compniron a. woaid within ths nuis Of eheens
rates appear and But IT. Aztec this ADD
settlement should be sstsnd party eo1d
then appeal Board, haze the reconidsd
E.W HusARD, ' 81
R0Br GiBBoSEY,
wiLIah b. HARRISON,
Com'rs Of Apprssenentf for the state Of Va.
By order,
QsusO 8. COOPER,
Adj. and InsP. Ca,
ILL CLAY, A. oa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
4 6. IL Il u IL a K Ii L q

Esser 81 Sac rYSss AssotxssiSH.
hrsered 70 oct OF Coasress tSs year I -
In us JefK onss Of tho Dsct Cozt Of On.
,e5eEste staten Er the northern Difirct of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR A PRDPITA-
TABLE kNbEsTMENT.

A MOST valuable Tan Yard and eighty
IA acres OF land from the Danville Railroad lat ko-
Ike for saeI 10 sell valuable
Tanr cry located above, IN rich where bark
abundant altarhel 10 90 aGses OF fertile land
Tn l. an ample limb place, with never
f.ng running th ough tbs tract seyeIa exec
spriucs the there Is snel Portable selling,
cousiping four rooms By bsaua al white osk
grove Of whica there ssoy an t1
ce lent appe oe1ad che Tan Yard fbs "
yais, large sze, gher With all necessary hous and IN
closed vito hh This snney erected In
1861 anu for convenience ssuciion Il sed
count yard Stale The gross lat ws aotn
6O COO This snnery Is located In excellent bark country
desired the owner will sell the tslsns ng add
sI eaougb bark AREA aled 10 Gun tbs spssirs year.
Possession given ls DECEMBER next preferred pose Aion
OF Ing aud half the early day.
abs properly oGed for ss only b.csuse the ounef cam
give lis tesonal -itenon 20 the mauag ofi prcpeiD
believed that the whos puyeaste money be
ma IN q 81 gle year. -
y p W GRU3Bs kuetf,
ps-Mo-&Pd Successor 10 G Sddin and Ar person.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

RoBBERY -Mr. N. r. Pate, government contractor
and de'aied conscrp5 having boon Illegally seizoi by
the militia colonies, ob.SnCd writ Of ka6sGs corpus
and vas brought before Judge Lyons, who discharged
lion rom tbe custody Of the militia. Ca Saturday
night about IL O'clock four negroes having issued Of
their own heads aknd Of writ, we presume Of ha5ea,
coffee trOks pto Mr. P4.es ntore on Cary sreet se-
lo~ II h street. and stole tEo bags o. Rio ccs which
they we're logging Up Am'risan alley, when they were
discovered BY Nc. jos 2 nmstmaD who raised the
aarn. Tee negroes raD o9s byacs dropping their bag
OF tic sst m, The Other two carrying their two as
for as 10 street, and there dropped il ia font OF Jo-
sephioe Dsmerit,'s. The coff-e was pisksd up sod
carried back TO Mr. Pats.
We hone Ar. PATE will now obtain writ Of ha5sas
ess and baye the midght invaders of his storshouse
brought TO jul'ics - =. +.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

ADJUrANr AND INSPECTOR aEYERALs OFFICE, !
RlcHnosp, August lat 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS, /,


Hon. JAxnA. snDs: 80 ' - NN''sf'
duphcs n
deemed indispensable
pS
ndowhg %
wants
all united eoaisnnng too high We
HauDgad these ma
dp
lmuh L
Therefore
INHALED &c. and 81 hundred pounds bd the Ba RIDGE
schedule nadO old valuation for railroad iron and put the price "
hrgd ire to
b month o
the
February March
that lint ecuynp
to
either bsnOsnt Infections contributions In
.a ~. tag, RCnxos. 4h, 1884
Hon JAxEsA sEDDH Hf'
Ee,Hwms
~ n inerl u
Il
elsewhere
transport ips
| 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

Pi1cEs -S,turdsy MARKERS showed beautiful de
eae Ia th prices of eli the neo ssaries Of lie and Of
ell tse ruis aud Injuries kept melons and oDions-
The price OF these the negroes swear shall never come
down. "Hsng the price" cay The negroes "is 70. all
Ihe.ciIy before uT where 10 seal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
NOR SALE On CONSIGNMkNT-

EvR SALE UN CONSlGNM bNT--
Il II shoe iron et $50. and horse shoes Of beat
iron SIS exchag county produce at curTet rates
We respectfully In om fri enos and the pablo that
spsnc- Is able 20 oevoe lis whole time ore
Or In ths day) busi this ngaeEt likely 10
be perms nent eorsg Of ~ produce shall lie
nrcmptly attended to. SPEhCER vkhABLE,
ans eod2vs las Osfy street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08
FORMATION WANTED

or JozH BzowS, con any E. 4Ssh Va Regiment can.
t9sd near PssrSoaEs Va June nh, 1854 Any nloAron
WI pc thAnsiuly received. MATHEW BR0aN.
BatngsAsH Yssk and PhSdsphs papers WI please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-08

II. L. CLAY, A. O. q.
k All appeals cators shonh be addressed D.
sunders chton Secretary OF tue board oUyoneTs OF
,rAsement for State Of Viz ins. Richmond, " sf4 o.
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DxsrRUCTIoN'OF BRIDsE-KAILwAY IRoNcLLDs-oPkRA
TIoSs BEYOND TIE POFtNAc RODEs' DIvIsIoN--
POSITION AID sPIRIF or THE KkENY-WHAr EARLY Is
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General Eary il collecting, unnoles.ed millions OF
sappss for armies and protecting one of the finest
Vslsys ths Continent with bot little expense the
GoysFuneGt or Ices 10 his army. His campaign has
been, indeed, lar, bril- snt o5e Too much can't
De expect fsom this array of Veterans.
AL qlist in front to-dsy "BIRD"