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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23

n ISINFkCTANT'S SO.
~ Labsrsques Solution OF 0holorde OF Soda,
lutoI OF chloride OF Enc
Tnct- Chic ide OF Iron,
Santoii
Bxtta.t hux Vonica,
Peruvian eyrup,
BeLzos and TInGc Acids
For sale at MEADE 4 BAKERS brig Btors.
Iy22 So lss Main street, corner ION
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23

E'OR LENA fne airy room, realty fur
nshsd, with every convert nee ga, water for
rent I. tso gentlemen The very gentesl
neighbrhood and within Eve minutes walk po and ali
tie ibllc offces Apply this Office. j;z0
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23

iy98-w' Near No. Bait,ry, Church HiD.
TT having appeared that Private H. TURPIs
company b. 24h Res vi snia osvsIry Is nov IA pr
quarters By authority q the Medical Officers a. chnbots
Hospital bis will no Do be published IS tsseTter.
By order Of Col w. 7. EoBISs
jyas lie sE DAVIES, ADJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23

IN or about the I'd inst, BENZ. +. ROACH,
~ Q! Parkes Bsefy stationed near Howiets House. ches.
erte Roach 49 years quite small DIRK tkn light hair
AID eyes. he Charles Oily e5unty bat Is perhaps
Oarcline Milford Depot Tbs above be paid
be lodged Ia Castle Thunder, subject to my ORDER
= gyi6 80 WM. ". PARKER, Capt ARTILLERY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23
RUNAwAY-saoo REWARD

DAN away from the subscriber, who resides
LII on Church Fill near No Battery, ny boy ALnkRT,
Who about IS years cid feet inches tIsh dsk eo1
pexon and slender bulls small face mouth With project
Ing lower lip IMPOSED TO hare gone OF with lder
Address ALFRED ALLEY,
iy23-Us Near No. { Batt,ry, Church Hi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23

OFFICE CID DOMINION on NAIL WORKS Co.
Bich uOnd Va. 9Th Jaly, 1854
AM prepared to exchange Georgia Shaet-
4 ings, Va rs, Sheet Iron sor hun Boilers Nails
F1ek or Shoe BrSds for Provisions APPLICATION at this ece
BD-dlW T. T. BLANKgNsHIP, Asena
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-23
uOOLi WOOL

WE wish to purchase five or six thousand lbs.
Of see Paroles having wool TO reil would do well u
Farmers wfo change superior
negro clothing, maze tbs eEehv go wi hus
bN-6, hrcKES, HILLiAMs0N 4 co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28


&. Il. OIaH,x e.
wa Hr.rrC sr.Ys
NJ. i!..sM =.
&et'Esi Sgsn'5 r. C'lei SEs,ra ara 4aa.aass
H. >, Wnp.easIalv
LORD SSirU ~..i--o'e -,,yv.s.
- a. itrHrt, ,Aisa-e Il
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Rub'e'. improved One IFhe"ied Res
per and Iaco Hheeled Nsacer
(soDlb;ueu,
Manufactured by Russell / CO.

We wcnld caiIth farmers especial at
tenti.n |: this new cumb ,natinn, some Of
which were introduced throughout the
north. west last sea ON, and wherever rssd
gave universal 81 ist. cti3n beth as u Reaper
and Nower and proved (" be n-ts~,hat ha.
always poen ,nted by the farmer Ii .ti,r
manu.uctura OF discontinued mach, o we
have overcome a d iicnItv that has hereto
tore exist, d with all "lnl,;Dnti,ns. 1t ia 50
cnn4tructed tina, h,l reap ns alt tie NOV,
ing apparatus is lad as;de-use but enc OF
the large driving heels. which make. the
reaper very desirable for farmers who have
light teams hss.ne si.e draft: is we'll bal
lanced Ii is light and durable one-wh heel
ed reaper, designed for netting else sat for
cutting grain.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

Never fail to satisfy ho.. who give the.s 4
thorough trial. and h.rcr~c introduced are
y,p:nlv s1p"r3e.ing a.: ut',cr,
They use tro threads with sire sit Tee
lie and shu'ts mixing It's Lark S.'tth
~hicn is alike ON bot. s'd'>. aod for eennomy
iu,nJ '''tn. rlos'i>.iy ana beauty the o. y
tlth qcoriny at St. They a,e socl!c hv
Cam. which produce better inl' nlntiots
or sewing than ca possibly b" "bts.1n~l b.
c,anks or iiakS they wok Ike a 80 H.: az
.'fa y the needle l. owing out u 'nrl nni
t q" sta uG,mg stu until 80 shuttle rA.sn.
through when botn dr"a ui"" tho tkr. '.as
t.e;ny, m IL ing the site .1ehi am strong.
ley are capAb = If rnHn ng A. ve'v "@h
a,prG being SKI ONLY fla he'd, Az, max AZ
re s'1tchcs 20 e,erv r.u''nt on oi h. balance
wheel. a. e'h nn'qna|'Ga hy any other shut
rlc mach ne in we.
i'.r th-.a reasons the "Wfef" j. nrkauvi-
X .-"d. h-r"ypr known. 70 h. TIL na,r
WING piArnINF nAnE ,Ea il Hneora'l"i n
-, .'m phciia f co,!sfr"ntsnn, po'Tt.. Drr- =
2 L,ry. Es-E CT VI .>AGEMr>r I'D !i,s yJc..
tsonty and t:'fn.'i!y CT its opsr7,ion.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
CI!ANGEFUI. JOE.

A lively vor;h orca 1i.' know,
The 'dsS "a''~d hin' crcH.siul Soc =
A. rn.iaram- ~ arv k',cn.
3, c"pids INIT ne ~ Wa an tter:
AID So 10 talI ttr W nt,j +, ii.hs
A. ia mare rn,l:tos BIT
One dav 'ar Pc, he WIS si"lny.
! he next ar K IT. ha was ,lyi.g:
Anl wfaD ro'' "a Z hm most fi,-ssd,
t>a r.es wcra .nd inniv 4 n.n.sis.;s
~ 50 iis love ~. iaty turu'r..
NV 'iken g'sss hnlsa furnace hr..Ssx,
4 nd nnw 1t sr"nel 20 rac', suuesatus
H;* breast wass eff gHrarn..
What romedv can rp scuver
t. ere h- + ut IF .ach lnverf
NJ girl whe gets ny nv sdYi@a
Will asva such b>anz as any n,iec;
However c'sar th-y may ar2s.-.
IA m" asrect yon',i find fhe,s 1rar:
Like &c AIN garniente, bal>'y maas,
b. t.vrn's Of the sstohng tr,i:.
Bat hoan2 " rtk h,v'p~. r,i.i stick h.s
L ko AbTn -.oaa's Goa Z, ma .s 10 at,
tisvng just rassivcl large stack II
prinS MI! suma,ec soads 60" siB,;n- ii
ilta,:y Made tMsalpa,
o. ever. description 'os Nm. .u& Eos ~eAs a,., !.
largs .teeN q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

J.
II 90 4l3-a. @1~5 =.
n @ 80 III SCI
-
Opener to Close
Purchasers.
4 NEW THING. AND NEW PRICES
NOW READY, AT ..-
COWAN, SCHELLENGER TO-
rEvIIE subscribers beg leave to
III call the attenti II OF the
puhlie &C. tho s.c: that they have the larg's'
and hn.. se,ect-h ,spck OF staple Dry goods
in Northern Iowa
All Of which was bought tor cash, ana
vii! be sci upon 'ett"r terms than can ne
,essr.I By any Other House in NV Oregon.
Their stock s"n,ists Il
Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries, --ar- .-s -..
Crnckery,
Glass and Qurens~are,
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
.a..--- Hats,
Dried Fruits,
II. Salt Pork, SC, &c,
Farm produce of s'i kinds received 'a ex
shnn 70 Tor socd., and the very hghoss nar'
ket prices paid
They will make it to the in
tercst ofall to give them their
patronage, AS they aredeterm'ned
not to be undersold in this mar
ket. and as to style of goods they
are and will be acknowledged
TO be ahead Of competition.
New Oregon, April 50, 1864. Ir24
COWAN, SCHELLENGER Il co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
Two-Wheeled Mower Attachment

Bv the use Of a few bolts. the reaper plat
70 m is taken of an additional large ground
wheel is rnt on. and a steel flexible cutter
bar attached, which makes tw -whce cd
mower unsurpassed or rnunled hy any NOW
err now before the rnhiic. We claim fer
this cont iued machine superiority over
all Others. from the fact Of its being a snlen.
d d one wheeled reaper and twe.whee'ed
mower Farmers are invited to call and
examine them before going elsewhere.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28
PLOWs! PLOWs!!

We would cal the attention ~ farn4r"s
10 this branch of:ur trade. The st. Josarh
iron Comrari at MIshawaka, Indiana. ara
now manufacturing for Va Dlows at vTy
superior q,aiity; made from the best ofst,ei
selected. n,her. polished apd finished up "a
beautiful style. We are now receiving s'd
shall keep for sale good assortment Of the
different kirds
HENRI YREBLE. McGregor. iowa, "r
SIMON RUBLE, Bekdt Wis.
uaepSuG N!e,th~ we=tsv Agr.t.:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-28

Every Machine is Warm ed.
All orders Of conmun cat,ou from Fsra :
es laiisrs S&an>trt>rr- ioth,eTs. Ham
h'akera &c, in TIE country, vii 1cc.l-"
PROMPT sttcn'l.n
Send Tor Descriptive Circular and Ss~plss
( Work
Agents Uontsd in every LEGALITY.
Address
500 RR0aDW AY. New Y~rk.
F. O -B,x 20i1. lsys
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Narrative Of TIVE Escaped In.or priso.
nars-Gtn. Iianks Beciiue> Hiak.na n
speech on Poiiticu1 AfiaIrs-So News Of
- 9ortaHce ircE4 IeAaS-.he Hartford
:t tensacoia.
INV YORK, feb .G--Tbe steamer Morning
rtu1 las arIiNed 5trr, i!Ufa New Orleans on
IAs 1rtN, VIA havana Oh rhe 24d lust -
] VIC tT lCL snlclefs, raura Wells. # the 9rh
liiUcie cavalry. ana fe:s :seSsun. OF ths. & n H.
ffuojs cast airy, Niio were captured ar IL SEQ ~
Tennessee. lelt GlaeI G. had arrived al NJ W
IrraIs. The sc:trrd troTo prison at Gahav
h;:, Ala, ard aiEed through tae coantrg At
s 'gtiF. cati, z ECtniUg ter six days. Dl reach ;
ing Last fsca2ub'a BAY. r.uriGa, tnev vg.re
taken aboard - Schooner bound 10 Pens .c9!a
sac tTsm thence sen - New tTltaps. rIsF
leror he ROADS till If refugees iroa the con
ser.ptlon of cr!s. Patrols wiea oloo3 mounds
were o. al He LItE ciB,.I reads.
. I bS TtteI p@Irts report General Sasrr.an's
march through II .ssisSt5nI q rr.ualpnas. Lf-
iasi, IL - as.s benz Eadly whipped where yer
tteE attempted ID st=hD. IheEe .ys.e 40 re-
IUIns ii losses cn eIIcpr side, cNcaat tr1t
adams rebel cav Try lost tggo huE 1red I'll
.i,.hsCH.
Two tlton.ord loyal citizs.Ns n .Hritten 10
Il II EauEs, asi!i z HIM - sp 4; IN puntio on
rul,iCs. he GO .iac,. gl the @rauad that ia
Go lot v lsb 10 seem u throw military author
Iiy lgtO the l.uittlcu! hatauce.
Thee is no Leys OF tInuJT-ancp from paSGs
W report says Col. Hunisy's g:tyai ' hriyaG.
WAS aloutto 60 |. ere. Per contra, transports
hive leSn sent TO I';t4S Ciyai.o to BRING :vvav
G,ltt fTCCIS. 81 2i events, there srre iEdIaa.
1IcIs o! active 1910 vem MIS-
The arrIyal - The trans ?or, BPIyidara from
iersa, ola frnPs news tat the Hartford sn
other vessels were l. ing atanC nor there.
The 2stl and ;snth Nlti4e regiments had ar
Tiyfd :rd Lett fer ArtaAapaS country.
ThS pIeSenc. OF two or three reDaI ranooats
III Grand Lake shows that the reaels are again
up and doing.
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FRem THE MISSISSIPPI.

CAIRO, Feb 25.-The steamer Perry from
Memphis has arrived, with 25O bales of cotton
tor 81. Louis.
Much dissatisfaction existed among the rebel
Mississippi troops, who were rapidly desert.
ing, capsed by specuiations in cotton by the re.
bel Generals Forrest, Chalmers, Ferguson,
Richardson and others. The rebel soldiers
state that the cotton is taken from th.ir wives
by scouts detailed for the purpose, who. run.
nirg the blockade at Memphis, bring back
greeEbacks and divide the profits with the gem
erals.
The New Orleans Times supports Michael
Hahn for Governor, and says ne will receive
a n ajorIIy OF the votes cast.
A mass meeting Of the Union men OF West.
eTn Tennessee was held at Memphis on the 22d,
and WIS largely attended. In the evening one
Of the largest and most brilliant audiences ev-
er assembled III Memphis listened tn an eIo-
quent address by Col. Bland upon emancipa-
ton. DR. Butler, of Arkansas, was 10 address
the meetr z the following night on the ques.
tinn Cf ihe IesoEnitita u OF the State.
The cotton market was dull and Il fiuctuatng.
The steamer st. CioGd has Just passed for
Cincinnati with 800 bales of cotton
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The wesf and the Mex, Presidency.

). CINCINNATI. Feb. 25.-The action Of the In
diana state Con yention. in lnstructing dele
gates TO the National Convention 10 cast their
votes Tor President Lincoln, is considered de-
cis,ye a 10 the West. Had the resolution SO
instructIng gone to the committee room, with.
ont deba's, and not been put TO a vote of the
Convention in mass, it would not b lave been
heard OF. Five out of eleven Congressional
districts had voted against instrucfing. The
resolution may, therefore, be considered 4 tri-
umpb Of tile people over the politicians.
The result of the Louisville Freedom Con-
yeDticn. as far as Pie sideht- making is con-
cerned, is the defeat OF the Missouri ridicai
scheme 10 establish a radical national party.
TIE vote stood 90 to So against the new party
movement Missourians exclusively voting
Tor il The Arkansas and Tennessee delegates
stood with Kentucky against any division Of
the Union party. - y =
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IThMs OF SoUTHeRy NEWS

The Richmond Hhfg (of toe Iath) argues In
favor OF trs ating with Gen Il ler for the e3
change of prisoners, and saye: "lf a fight
were to occur in this department, a flag of truce
would be certainly acknowledged IL sent by
him 10 bury The dead or roside for the COM
tort of tie wounded"
I'm ertGEt Hifl<- Black ads RuuuiBg
Floin Ire Eis hmuud v hiy. Feb 10
1t u u nc non of sire hss been removed
l'tHi TWO III CIiSit i.iS hich have b. en-
patssn ~ beth houses IN secret s, s. ION and
hive Ie:.i'td lie apl fn,sl cf the President
oiie ir.Nioes mat all expectations Of cotton,
I:c,. Isiac, aiG chs S-.u h. rp prod unt,ons
fh"ii b re- after lie rTclih on private ac-
CT mt, except by 81 ciai permission OF the
iitsitrnt The other prohibits the mporta-
ficn Il ltaures, anu provides that the price of
al III ITiIt.Gf 4. = cc!, silk and other man
,iaelnl+s 81 tie hi'd. shall be fixed by the
Secretary OF The Treasury.
ih'se ILLS place he Funnins cf the 81 tde
tnctr lie et nnoi OF Tie Pres idert, a will
readily he perceived. We will publish them
Ill e1tcaSo in aLo' her issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-27
CONGRE~SIONAL.
IN THE SENATE Yesterday

IN THE SENATE yesterday
Mr. Collsmer called up the bill to remove all
disqnaf1f caiicns on account OF cotur in carry
jrg ibe mails, with the amend ment providing
that in the courts CT the United Stats there
shall be no exclusion of witnesses on account
OF color
A lengthy debate snsued, but no action was
taken urOn the bil,.
The Senate aarecd to the report of the Com
miftee Of Conference on the oIsaereaing votes
OF the two Houses 10 the bill reyiying the Trade
OF Uenti naIt general.
In NTuE HORSE
The resolutions from the Commit on Elec-
tons, drclarirg that neither MIR Mckenzie or
itchfn l. eIi'ii-u TO 4 seht II ON the .tii Con-
iIessIoGaI district Of Virginia, wsra passed.
The report Of he Commute OF Conference
OF tie Ii Ill. nHbt .eneF al hiil u aS pas ed.
As amended By h .iolai Com mittee, it read
follows:
ant general te, aod thr sa,ne is hereby revived
in the army OF The Juttsd STATES: nu The Prasi-
cent is hereby authorized, Whenever he shall
dem 1t exp dient, TO appoint, ~ aud with the
advice Hnd consent OF tre :.enate, lieutenant
gtneIal 10 he sei, Ct anon tn ose officers
IL the military service Of the United Stairs,
Eca bsi, v tie fIace ui maj r general. most
Gis lnEulshea Tor GCura&e, sktll. aud ability;
who, beng comm !: Siun,u q as lieutenant gener-
al. sa"li be au hcfi1ei. under the Utr-ctjou an
{ urjI II lisasi.G" OF IN. Pre-. idsnt, TO COM
II the Of The inIt-d >tntes
SIC :. lad Lg II fHr,b.r eRGc,eG. Taat the
Ii uenart ceu, rgl apparHtsd as fsrainnetors
EItyided stall be fIt.t'sd to the paw, allow
ancts ~ 9 stit siecifec: IN he fifth srctiru of
tsr Sct ai'rtov-d alJy .stntN ri ht, seventeen
hundred ara Ein.tg ~igtt: AMI alSu the alloy
anoss q scr'te.r IN the SIKH srct'on of the act
approved A "A! nsJ TX erty three, sightpen han-
al ed ~ iCrty'wo, grautit additi nal ratieas
10 cerralu Off. r.: f,ror,dso. ] hat no-Sing in
this lin c.rtar,.ed hal ha construed IN any
vah 10 *f' q he r"rk. lav, or aiio OF
Winfield scott, i.rutenaat general b. bre et,
now CE tn" refined list OF tue -r.ny.
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GroKGETowN coRpoRAr,oN LAWS


direct taxes fortke year ioji and providing for
the red, ptIUn OF water stock.
BE Il crdn ned ty The Bcard ef 4ldsrrasa end Poayy
That there shall be, ard hereby is, levied aud i'm
posed direct tax Of seventy cents on each aud
every hundred doiIars rf the ss.ssei value real
and personal property liable to taxatioa as the
books of ssnen. on Gle liz the oiica Of the
Clerk Of the C.rpors sticn; AMI s-o there shall A.
and hereby is levied an additional special tax of
FIVE cents for the Metropolitan rai.road debt, and
hundred d"iiHrs II the as>ess-i value of real and
personal property. as tae stands valued on
the books afures~ii, excepting in each insta zee
public butying er, uhds the Female 0rphsn tsy-
of the Corporation is hereby directed to keep sep
srate accounts cf tn. receipts and expenditures Of
ard to appIy the latter a:ardng to he Ds pSossiens
Of a law OF Congress entitled An act authorizing
the eGrpsFate aath d ,iiie g. geo srt"wa - .poso
proved March ?, lshJ and to no other 6i-p So.
ef s, SECTIONS i sS sa.ss fur, ys six sSyss ara
special direct taxes fr the os. and proviii e
for the support of public schools. appr wed Feb
rusry a. 1883 as are applicable to and not incon-
sist-, With this ordinance are hereby made AID
SEC. Ard b. i fi,rthsr eraained, That FIVE eants
levied under this o,i,a aud a li<e sum on ali
general taxes hereafter ItyivG, shRti De set apart
al kept by the Cler, for the redemption az the
wfsr WITH the cash row on band he hv him to the
credit Of the .ater fund and all fhtnre "oney
received by him for water ayes, shall be applied
BY aim i9 the 'on oil the water stock Of the
So. T. And % y JEriAe' o'dItnsd, That il s1al be
the duty rf the Cierk whenever ne Shall nave
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
ExCIIING NEWS FROM NORTH CAR.

Anticipated Movements of the EnrmT-
Three X ebel irons lads Ready for Uper-
ations-siirrIpg Times in Prospect
NEwBEgN, Feb. 25.-Maior Genera! Peek,
sii &c his return, has been bgsIiy en- gagrd IN
making rigid Inspection OF all the fort,rci-
tcns OF Tins department. lie has received a
reiabi" intelligence OF the enstny's M 10
MAKE Another effort To dis possess us OF our
possessions II Eastern Carolina. " ttn iiip as
s,s:ance of three reoel ircn-clads. plated ira
inches thick, " hich are u. ariY rsais to move
sim mnltieontiy dnwn the N.use, Roanoke, aud
IarliyeTs. Gen. Peck is taxing meas ures to I'M
peoe the progress OF thr iron clads, which par
pose moving with The land forces our three
NO, impol taGt points on those three rivers
which are Ney bern, Ply Mouth, and w ashing-
ton.
1t appears to be the impression. both within
and outside OF our lines, That Virginia IS be
evacuated, and the battle grounds to be trans-
ferTed to South Carolina, hence the desire of
the enemy TO make Il formidable and desperate
effort to ohtain possession of tlie produ tive
portion oi ne stale and the extensive water
communication before raintorceiBents can
Glrise for Us.
The v Wilmington Journal in its recent deola-
ration that North Carolina would De .ost 10 the
CcntedtIacy unless This ACHE W meni WAS
realized. gave utterance, saws the Raleign
SuhdaIu. TO the condition tha Governor VANCE
wcuid pisdge tLe further Cooperation OF this
State WI b the Ccntederates. The presence OF
an additional Gnm Der OF formidable gunbotts.
ard snf II incrt ase of ear present force which
General Peck il anxious TO obtain, will MAKE
lie eDemys efforts fruitiess, ana rura tue exist
!rg conditional cooperation mSntI- He'd In our
favcr. The commander at Plymouth sent word
to General Peck that he can hold the place
against any force Ihe Ell. my can bring against
HIM.
Washington bids fair TO be the thpa,er or a
desperate contest soon. Acting Brigadier
S,nera], Chesney. is III command lh-r.. An
expedition 10 Ply mouth, under the command
q LIEUT. Cclcncl Maxwell, Jestro1.da q large
amount OF rebel commissary stores, aud struck
|; severe blow 10 the enemy III that section and
frustrated their operations, and haS secured for
Colonel MaGWeii tie thanks Of tie command
Gs general.
Wsshinetons birthday was celebrated here
by the military anu fire department, ana WAS
th- most imposing ueman tration ever wit
Tessed il this city.
Intel genca hes inst been received that the
enemy hnng fifty five soldier ,p'ur"d nv thrm
ii their recent attack on Eevv s,.r. Al, o. WHOM,
b~IoEg 10 the 26re giment y njtt Caro- ina TN On
volunteers, tT.ite 1t cIeatea 4 grca. 4 nj II
excitement, and if the news i confirmed the
afiair p.ay result IN hanging iitv-0ge reoe.s BY
General Butler. Witnesses have arrived VIC
Sew thiee ~ these brave men shot by ne
enemy shortly after their arms were ia from
ii.t Ii.
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4 ny- Felix 9iraud, . diver, was drowned in
tbesMississippi pear st. Tsonis, a few W days ago,
ry slippms si1om the ladder upon which Ne
was Descending into the water 10 get chain
M Ger vessel. sS72 ak aa*s
~ The cold in Roland is intense, and the
thetmometer has for days at d time stood IS
and 90 degrees below zero = &
~ A suit involving the title to tosts900osFofth
pf property Is on trial in Springfield, III
~ Jersey City has fIiled itss souots, add win
eheTefore avoid the draft s 5r
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Miiiiar. 0ne.a,ians in .seorgia.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 26 "A special dispatch to
the journal from near Buzzard's Roost, Ga,
FebrpaIS 25, Gao y. m. says: Craft,. In the
valley teyond RocByiak found the enemy in
heavy force, ana au aa sreipfer msnts. Nor
gan an6 McIuok are feeling The enemy st Buzz
xard IS Roost. and skiTmistiIng lively.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTOR Y.
sALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.

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BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
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On and after Wednesday January nth, 1854, dsily
rains will he run between Washington and New
York. and Washington and the W st as follows:
FOR 0RPHlLAHELPHiA,NE NEY YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and lG.4 A. M. and
and 80 z. NJ, except Sunday. On Sunday. ~ 80
z. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 6.2i, z and l0.45 A. n.
Ind 5, %, and 7.a, p. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
On SUNDAY, att A. NJ. and and 80 p M .Only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at 6 - ana A. NJ and !. 80
?. M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 7.s0 p.
d snlF.
FOR WASHINGTON ARD THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at $50 TO, 8 IS and 3sn A
a. sno $50. 5.E, and $40 P. NJ. except Sunday.
On Sunday, at 81 srd 9.4G 4. n. and a.1O p. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
J. Leave Washington at 62D A. M. and Is p. II,
Leave Baltimore At TO NJ. and SIS M.
Trains leaving Washington at A n. aud
81 P. M, 60 through tn New York without
chxnge of cars. sleeping Car on 7.s0 P. NJ train
The first and fourth trains from Washington,
and third and 6fth trains from Baltimore. stop at
all way points.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
TO, apply to George 8. Koontz, agent at Wash
ington Station, at the Ticket 0Hics
W. p. SMITH, Master of rransp'tn.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
ta In tIntel Chron.)