davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

States.
Iba majestic and saecesaful march n
iFes ideas in she United States over ever,
inpediment that iagsahity coaId desiss
2 arrest its progress, and ia spite of the
most stubborn resisaence, Ii strikingly
exhibited 10 the Presidential sote IN the
slave States, in 1855, 1850 and / s64
Ia 1900. Fremont received in ID sEsye
States only ll94 votes. Of whieh sfls
wese east 10 Delaware, slain Kentucky.
29i % Virginia, and PSI in Maryland
FoHr yeaFs later, IN 1850, the vote vas
increased 70 % ,430, which vas Mr. Lin.
eolns aggregate 10 Delaware, Kentackv.
Maryland ard Miss0Qri. Four ysars
isfeE sill, in 1864, Freesoilisn shsws a
strength IN the slave States, Of I've have
net The exact HguseA rel probably zoo
~. In 1896 there was no Freesoil
electoral ticket ia Afisssuri. Ia 1894
Miasoeri eiEss an ovarwhslming major
lty Tor that ticket
The revolution Implied In this remark
able TACT i thus esmpeudioaslY exhibit
ed By the Nsw York Tyabnn<.
Alisscasi. fha tasusrstaAFssi il asss smane the
ssys States ~ ths stFaggls fsr ass~ana. anrlxsf.
- tH ptasFaFAsa a4d AlnoHy war awssnas the
sKsase8 ssNs aEHsaas ID 1857 saMa II shs sssss ana
AexFeesieaal elsetien sa.s5S Teama fsw = party
#assh tM app sgtlen ts ssSseFv. @aa fass outrua /.
us &c Elssssfns ef sAa esTnnli, - Fasts ss&
shish 8nk II sssltnx itself sAe @kAAseea earts =
Il Ase.Ha afa Ae3MAai Essssats 20 Gaa gFnas tn
btsf fsK4tiea ~ nies. ama ehaas = Iassalatuss
@assh aAa tasgsKt4y ~ ~ 6 sssa Eamas essafaaH*
fssA - AsRh Haasess Al fsa slsxxiaa fer Insx=s e.
tha HuPFesss GueFta 10 IAa8. tbs hadieal sois ia
stHAsHa - aes%N- "a AaAmber Akh. lsss, We ear.
ftsa TIE Atete - laFRs m&fsFssy sos LfmSain
siestsa avn eat - ns @sAaeal assmh@rs ef aes-
sfsss siuK 80 thss dastEtet eaty b spils b. tha
rssteAl PARTY, asd seaas hadleAI tz8s Coa s~n.
= p, ~ sd 70 psssias s. lee ImmsalAts seali.
sian 81 slAxsFY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
LEFE--ifha company Of The 22ad Re

LETT---Ihe company Of the Pad Re
gimsns Y. r. c, couman5ed BY Capt
BoIinius, that has been on DUR ia ihis
city Tor couple Of months left yester-
sday1morning for Indianapolis.
fhs company is composed Of sns
looking men, and during their solourn
Ia our city have. received universal CON-
neaiasion and credit for geatlemsn,
aad solaierly deneAnor and good dis.
cipIine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

cIscisSATI, Nov. 29.-RiEer fallen I
feet 5 inches; I9 feet in The channel.
Clear. Thermometer 65S: barou.eses
PfrrssURG, Noon, Nov 29.-River Z
feet by the pier mark, aud at a stand.
Weather cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

R9 Beb. siahghter's great tobacco
house is rapidly advancing 70 conple-
tion' and be hopes 10 twenty days to be
able 10 begin business Il will be .
"big thingin tie canal l''.aE =. .-a'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

s1~ Mr.. lincoln is he 6rss person
re-eaeesed 10 the Presidency from >
Northsrh Stats. The preceding two
tern Presidents have been Washingsen,
Jefferson, Madison and Mohroe--all
rom Yirginia--and Jackson Of Tennes-
ass Mr. Lincoln ia AlaO the hrsi per
aha rs-eleesed from either Northern or
Southern States since Jackson ia 1872
. period Of 80 years &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30

@%0As 4&@Aa III
Hardware.
General Hardware for CITY
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
- @ - < q H
nly.with superior faoiltie.
In every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz: aW
: Blood's Grass and Grain
scythes,
Waldron's Grass g. Grain
Scythes
. Cradles and Snathes. Hav
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars G Brides.
Axes--the best brands.
Chains--Log and Trace.
Table and Pocket Cutlery
ehovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools, sasf8aa S -
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton ana Wooi Cards. 8
Spinning Wheels,
Locks. Latches, Butts and
Screws.
Gun trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures. =
Gum Betting, a4
Japanned Ware, fT
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG q CO.,
No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
Also

Ladies, Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer To the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chasee. Av8
ENo Goods at retail.
T No charge for Boxes
and Drayage. o9A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
MAIN STREET.

L II IL "a II
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON, July 8.

Major General Die:
A dispatch from Gen. Grants headquarters,
dated at o'clock this morning, gives the follow
ing result of Gen. Wilson's operations -" Sixty
The Danville road, Gen. Wilson reports, could
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06
THE SOLDIERS JOURNAL.

civic costumes, contrasted pleasantly with the
hangings of the hall. At about ten o'clock the
orchestra struck up and the entertainment be-
gan, and continued we'll into the small hours of
the night, fine lunch being served at II o'clock,
without an unfavorable circumstance to mar the
briliancy or distract the vivacious interest of
the occasion. Thus concluded the celebration of
our countrys natal day in Rendezvous of Dis
tribution, an occasion that will be remembered
with pleasure by all who witnessed partici-
pated in it's proceedings as long as life lasts.
A NEGRO SHor.-On Friday last negro named
Charles Brown, and a German named Geo. Fink
held as prisoners in Deserters Division, became
involved in an alteration while employed with
some other prisoners in sinking WE'LL in the
course of which the negro knocked his antago-
mist down with a brickbat, inficting severe
wound just above the left eye. The German
rallied and opened on the negro with stones etc.,
who endeavored to defend himself with a shovel,
but was compelled to retreat so precipitately
that he refused to halt at the guard beat when
challenged by the sentinel. The sentinel
deavored to check him with the bayonet, and
failing in this ordered him to return after he had
passed the beat but the negro paid no attention
and fired upon, the charge lodging in his
back and right side, inHicting dangerous
wound. He was Immediately conveyed to the
hospital.
ARRIVAL OF PARoLED PRIsoNERs.-On Fri
day last, sixty men, among whom were four
citizens, arrived here direct from Richmond,
having left there the Goth ult Their release
was effected, we understand, through the medi-
alton of Mayor Slaughter, of Fredericksburg,
for the purpose of securing a similar disposition
of the sixty citizens of Fredericksburg, now
held hostages by our government for the
prisoners delivered into the enemy's hands by
that barbarian, just after fighting begun in
the Wilderness They are in sorry plight ex-
ternally, but burning with patriotic determi-
nation to wreak vengeance upon the infamous
traitors of whose CALLING oppression they have
been the subjects.
THE FOURTH" AT AUGUR HOSPITAL, was
observed with proper spirit. AT early dawn a
beautiful flag was un1urled from flagstaff one
hundred and twenty-five feet high, for the first
time with appropriate ceremonies an elegant
dinner was served to the patients, at two, and in
the evening, such able, were permitted
to participate in the pyrotechnical diversions of
the camp.
LIEUT.. CHARLES J. BROWN, in charge of Ord
nance Department, furnishes the following repor-
of the operations of his bureau for the month
of June:
Number of men, belonging to the Army of the
Potomac armed by this Department. .......... 1874
Rounds of ammunition issued 1884 900
MAJ. WILLIAM H. Fry, of the 10th Pa Cav,
left camp Sunday evening last, for the 'front.'
in charge of provisional battalion numbering
nine hundred men.
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06


terials were on hand He has destroyed all the
blacksmith shops where the rails might be
Strengthened, and all the mills where scantlings
for sleepers could be sawed. Thirty miles of the
South Side road were destroyed Wilson brought
in about 400 negroes, and many OF the vast num-
Der of horses and mules gathered by his force
He reports that the rebels slaughtered without
mercy the negroes they retook. Wilson'S loss OF
property is a small wagon train used to carry
ammunition, his ambulance train and twelve
cannon. The horses of the artillery and wagons
were generally brought off. Of the cannon two
were removed from their carriages, the wheels
of which were broken and thrown into the water,
and one other gun had been disabled by rebel
shot breaking it's trunnions before it was aban-
doned. He estimates his total loss at $50 to 1000
men, including those lost from Kautz' division"
A rebel force made it's appearance near Mar
tinsburg this morning, and were at last accounts
destroying the railroad and advancing on Mar
tinsburg. The reports received as yet are too
confused and conflicting to determine the mag
nitude of the force the extent of it's operations
WASHINGTON, July 3-9P. M. =
Maj. Gen. Die, NeW York:
The following telegram, dated to-day at Mari
eta, Ga, was received this evening from Gen.
Sherman, giving the successful result of the
thanking operations in progress for some days
back =
"The movement ON right caused the enemy
to evacuate. We occupied Kenesaw at daylight,
and Marietta at half-past eight in the morning.
Thomas is moving down the main road toward
the Chattahoochie, and Mcpherson towards the
mouth Of the Nickajack, on the Sandtown road.
Our cavalry is on the extreme TANKS. Whether
the enemy will halt this side of the Chattahoo-
chic not will soon be known. Marietta is al
most entirely abandoned by it's inhabitants
More than mile of the railroad iron has been
removed between the town and the Kenesaw.''
EDWIN M. STANTON
Secretary of War.
The safe arrival of Gen. Hunters command at
Charlestown, Western Virginia, is announced.
Judging from his dispatch, the story of the cap
ture and destruction of our batteries hum
bug. 1t is now asserted that Hunter lost not
pound of army property, and his losses in men
will not exceed 1900, all told-the enemy's loss
greater.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
@rtnr,'n'. August 30.
t.L>EHtt GRANT.

a. =.
H." We
Wv" "''''c' any h'N''
- '''''' '''' ''S-''" w
va NV WV WV "''n Nu' y" !" y
~ .'' ''''N w" sue '-' '''
''''' ''N' ''," '''"''
..,, ''' '''''' ''' ''
"''''" ~ m VIZ
49, "'' "'""' " ''.''
"" '"' "'"''
.h.,,.. - "" wa f'"''
.,u.,.,... | - MY '''' WV" :
~ "'' f"''
''' ''''N'
r...., ,''N'."
CIV. 'n'' "'''
ol'n'" me h'7' Wig
IL, ,, ~, ''u' me Wv ",'''
w Wv rE" "'i ''''ro
'"'N' "n'r' NV
','',s..,,- ,'' "'r' ,'''"R mass. =
~ WV ''''' wv i'''i 'H'
'''''''" l''N r"i' '"
'''o "''n NJ h'hH urRhuV Hh'
'' 'Ni''.' ~ wv ""'un' re'"'''''
'N' u''f 'as'"' 'oout two hour'
'' w. ~ U' r''uo' 10 an "t'of
''' ""-' h'h't nr'n' W." ''''
"s'' IN 'o' utNt''n ~ "'n'
"' "'''"''' "'' h"'mnG hh' n''n heard
'' '1'' ''' ''n''''i v iAe '"'Ary und'r
"'''' "i't- "'' III ''''' o. at Win ne ic'''~ ma
''''' ''''' ''"'' '"'h' works near the N'"inatSet
''' VIC r''''' 'A'h'd from The dnercht ''ri'
VI VIC ''-'.'''' ana hha''y ior'ei our cavalry 90
'"' '"'N "'''a '"'' 'n'n'r' supports. col."r"rr'
''NNasihAtnt WV f'toNd HtlLbig uf the so mt
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
News Items.
.1s y5t.,ra,. so ne $40 y,rA se"l


m --.-I .,,I--.,-It---. ~ IN. -..u ,,,r,,
,o ,,,.rr,..,r, I,.r ,,o.p,. 9lg.s...a,.
,.t,.....,.,. ,.in r, .l,,..,, us-,,,,,i.. u,
vi,,,,. ,,,,,,,.. ... .r.r,,i.
.....,.,,.. l,.,.,s n, .,-,,... ,,,,r were
,,..,.,.,,,. A,.,.,,,.I,.
TINS m ,t,,, u,..., ,.-,,,. a, w..5p,, n
-. ,..,.,, ..,..,.,,o.nr.,,,.. ..s
..,.,.,~,. ,r.,.., ... ,.,..ut With ',, A,,, eli
, p.. ..I....,. ,........ ,..,.,.. and ,,rc,, q,
.... .L...,.....,..
A,...,,r ..,, ...,.l. H.. .,,,s tim, I,,.
,..... .... I.,- ,,... ...,... H.. .ii,.. ,sr.,.
II. c,..... p..,.. ... -... t,ru,r,.i
, ,, ......., .... ,,... ,.,r.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
From Tennessee,
Movements 9 + wheei,r'- Hcbcl Forces, rtc.

Loui,riHc ~, Aug. %. Tie N,1y'r rNr
contains report that General wu~clcr'- rc' 90
forces ha,r ,rossed tho rvcr ahuvc Ch1ttauooi-,
'hou.h tlcrc Is r,plr that b. IS gone 70 t'st
Triinrl-cc. Tho last l ~ 49, - Il 81. r'r.sl
Il At y train tou a from Kuoy, rc g. C1at'lroc.f
MS captured ncat C'c,ol,rC hy re E,lc's. .nt
shat an empty tram, hound iiom Chsit,no 90
A'.l,, vas il-, captured y, ncri This ,r'rri
1u THURSDAY. IL" orti'ca,'ou' oi b'cyr 'ce'1
~. II e'c,,dilIy five um'- a., uli Ter of u'.r iu
wN,cler's force. General s.cs' uai's uoi 1885,
oi.ly a slight scratch under ia, eve. uc ,r,,r tAc
Rebels Tor Eve uiles, sud then ESCAPED I, c. .t.a.
uroga. A d'scrcdited rcpor, pcyaicd u Nsst-
vile that The rebel Gencr.. Bu,kuer rad teen
X llcd iu srcDrnt battle
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
From North Carolipa.
seven 1Iorc Rebel Pirates, Eir.


Nerbern, AuF The k1lci~h ~ g., Cos
rRpEr An s..ya lat General :. u. Lac ree,nuy ~
rived a, Atlanta 'r Mis- sslpli with large
number Of ririoi-erucnts. rd participated IN the
late hst,le.
iulelligrnc' ho. been received he statp. ''a'
rp"c the departure ct th- rvua piratc 1a..tu s'r
,r9n Wilmington, seven more -'camors n l.hI
character have arrived thore, AM nov rrceiv-
ing ,hor aru.a4nonts, with avics of running The
blockade 10 ~ upon our commerce.
The A.r.a carolina i.AJ., ,p',knr OF the r-r1t
c.r. .tI.., eIfs'
TIE Holden men hsv" n n iioritv In the Ie'frea-
'ure Tue oiL4eu- oi North C4gu. Ia crsirr u,r., ~
NutWithsta1ii1r fh. fac, tift rebel lyouets f HI,
used { oyrrswt The C'nser.it'yr -. who .uT-
ported Holden IN Jhe extreme western couut'c- ,.c
learn TINT Holden 1Dtuius eoulr very Hciyl uli-
iort.s. iui H. - vote was thrown .N'. or she
ground IrHt thcy We're not cons dcred "lo'u'" 10
the q i..eleratr ~. cnIncnt. AZ knstou, ucu
were o. .JH.sgl le4 ior voting iur Holden.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
GENERAL. StiEIs NAN.
The ,yl,s at f.r~yeyt

LoTsriiie, ~, ! p,st =. \ gcu'cm,n f. =,
the front : ? It tna, ur Tuesday G,I,rel Sc
msu started from C.r,,;auooga, aud met The rs..I
i1rcc. uudcr Gen Wheeler, q; Grays,ilc, cgh." =
niles distant. \ severe engagement tu,dcl. i 90
Feicrr loss 's not stated Gen. strlim,n .ri
severely wor,drd. Colonel Straight, of the 100
Indiann regiment, was Killed.. reel .or,, 6. .-
ported at Cleveland. Tenn, md Fouer,l hr..a .
has LEFT chn.tauopga tor that place. rtc 30
cav. .lry Gree have divided in;o sma,i plr,ic,, aui
are demonstrrtin; m the towns o Ncr horn Ga1rcs
and rci.n"ssro. The Federal nicLets have tocl
hrci upon At various points b,.'.-en Chattanooga
an bridgeport. As our niornlan, ef,, NJ or
Grn sca,.mrn'' Aljuiant General was leaving
Chattanooga lor Graysyillc Si,h n cavalry core
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
lsO ONBtSTIC ACtOl Va OA'
THE NAVAL. FIGHT.
ShsrmanS Cavalry at Work Again.
, CONSPIRACY N INDIANA.
GENERAL SHANT.
The tiybi on the Weldon Rliirond.

Hcrdguartsrs ArHJ0f thr p.'ondc. ip1.2i.
--O't l,ssc. O.. t.. a.at ~ 10, weldon r. lroal.
o. tu1a. a.,..4ioo. ..v.c ,ro... 2 tran U,..I, lee
ported. Tic uumicr o- pr'...cr. taken br "a,
reb..s ~ 1ov pni down ~ .joH II seems g ., pur
troops were surprised. man, oc ton heiue ~
thcir shet,r tents at the time tryify 10 ,rnre the
hrayy r,.n ,h-i hsd been falling 'o several hours
previously The rchel aprearcI shout noon on
the f.,ht of the road. ia ilrut of ,hc Third nv
,<ou o. the F.nh Corps; bl. ,h was evidently
feiut, Dr ict ,h, nlrpos ee'n. our rnes. About
three o'clock in the afternoon @ " charged in
heavy forcc between uic fiGh ami sixth Corps,
and succeeded in turning the fanS OF the former.
eap,uuul- 'at-e number oi rrsoners. I',s pn-t
u oul Inc was 'orcc' back some stance, ~hcA
the NiD,h Corps, which hal been relevea the night
previous hy part OF the Second CorTS came On
10 TIE field, and op.u,l q hrc. checking the nd
vance OF ,he rebels and taking a few prisoners.
A heavy column oi the re'elS at the s,roc time.
rhs-ged ou the le of onr line west uf the railroad.
l.l4 . Vi, sccond D., sion. General Ayr.s, which
'n,, broke a.,i here they ,iso took btr or 61 pr
.ue,a 4 IT, REGULAR Rr.gad, TA,f B-i.nide 3,
,ot manl,d y, Colonel ~ General Hsv.. whu IS
!, believed 10 b, % prisoner ~ hc cannot he found.
our whole ius was thus forced back with heavy
ioss IA killed anu wounded. The enemy, however,
rg1erc! or,e Ian SOC lid in IL particular his
,nen wing thick ali over the held. Before dark oar
nieu we're reformed, aud. being reinforced. a les
,eraie charge Wa made to recover our loe ground,
which was successfully accoul is',cd ,a that we
Reid ut nlght the line which hal laen taken from
IS In the a.ternoon.
60. Ear'e IA rep, rted = rrisouer as {. a,,o ".
Hnrtshorue GEN Gas ord was shot tsrou"h ,he
vest and thir. ~! narrowly =, .,r..t capture.
Lcut. Clark, Of his staff, was shot IN the arm
,-,,,o,.,,,,- -. .I -, G.,
,r,,,, ,,.o ~ co,, C,,,-.D..,,. ..'., 49,, ...,.
,,rscs .,o,,I.ro ,,,, -. ,.a
,,e, n, tho ys~.c,,. c,,,.,,o,,.,s .r,. ,.., .'.,
,,., ,.ri.o,.o, ,,h,l., b., -
.n,r,o mod. ,., 60, 60.
a.,
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
ADMIRAL. FARRst.UT.
SURRENDER oi i1Ti Norrtu Demanded, Ttc.

N''0 p1 aHs, 4 Ig. -, rid rg..o Aug. IS
~ a,cuucr T,tc D4le, IRON Fort Gr.,cl Larbot
yesterday wc.ni. ~ we'd hero la,t nrAt. Ad-
mir'l rarra5u, L.I prcpar,i his noer for scilon
and order-l he aitaol ,u Fort Hor:rn to bc CON
mruloi lt egh, o'''o'k Yesterday uorninp. Il
ws- TO ic.cvs ,n ru,illius rre frain 10 'ec, an
land lot'r'. ls -ru is sad To hlyc resisted the
gttn'l Vaof, rcr there .,..t ~ round to
,isul upon. Thr r,5els lad DESTROYED MI rhe out
quiliu-s %. the 'or', and lli also burned thcr
onl, ,r,-cl lynn under the guns. Everything
poui ~" or, lud 'a'ei 81 determination on ;he rnr
4 ihc reIcls io contest The hli.e va the
~. Thc ch'rnrl ., Do., Evrr is unnh-
s.rutcl rh- nsval AMI lani frcrs are conf
t,lt ~ aicccss. A. lnte horr .aHi rVht
No hcar! that NJ Admiral h.d demanded the
o' Faraiot ON TpcsIov Last tor the surrender of
sh' For: was refl'Hl by the rebel commander, who
rrl ci That he nal s. rnunins' provisions, plenty
oi irhtnl ruor, and would resist 10 tho last mo
moui. r'fu'r d -, Gcu. GrHlyor's force IN the
rear hId -pt - ~ the communication Of the Fort.
Tie Pm Icu'., .,-'-c" VA N the at,acF. fnlrayut
,.lf curadrnt ol reduc.n, thc Fort. Tie urt'nrl
,,.g badly niuted. We hold all the channel TO
the ii4y.
ErREI. ACCOUNTS.
p0ninat,U, i"7. ig.-IAe latest Intelligence
.,uhi ' ''- '" 'l1w.a' from the Il q wnud
sRNlIsrl = the H., lecsiyed III. NAVY Dcr-r.-
,nent t.-'
yoii!s 1OG. i-.-.rwo monitor end Ave 'un-
lous .rug...' 10. river bar, tld -ul..r Up %
within too iI.'rt ~ t0r ouFi .uctnr+ 0rcne ire
- thrs,, turr3 an oar r. tter.o. AID gntusts, do-
boot a.aafa aNass. a.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27

IL t'tv'o. 4. Tracy, Liesti na,,.. :. N'rsu', II.
C. t'nu-.u. ,A,.... "a on t., it., arrived o., thc
Ai.'So .u.i % ,'l to rr,.,c, to Wa a eon, &c,
la..n. teen ,'.,i,l .ue,. s,,ou .y .4o .cu ,-.s.
tr,rs h' Nnct-OusYllc, So, t. t. ptcssut the lor.
itlv strcss they arc ~, Ild To Ur-c a, uc cr.i,
"' tlc ucns ,A.han,ci -s sp.n a. g. ssh it, tia.
ii m bosNcJ. I.c rc.' "-th,r .o- src yer,
l'..u.- B.. SIS, ..u., IL u.,. l'i ..N,ihuoat vii
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
GENERAL SiiERiDh>.
Eeueral Lee Reported 10 be- on the March
TO Reinforce Iarly.

gil,,more, Auspf 22.-rhe Point Lookout
correspondent ot the AnEaIcAS sends the follow
In intelligence
Large numbers OF refugees from Richmond con-
nnuo to arrive here. They report that a large
49, ~ irC.r,-v aud cavalry uni4r Gsnsrsl -
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27

II utgcr.towu % hnr hunters. TIE i''n era
living -long the tomec RIVER nrv scain r'rl..r'
ii Their slook tow.rs penusy ylshr.a ioi ss'c eo'
iuy,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-12
PROFESSIONAL.


This Firm, having . thorough knewiedge Of the
Pension bunincss, and being familiar with the
Bss1s shs ": can ar:. e
Pcnsion, Bounty, and other Gaimants, for Inc
prompt and suocessful accomplishment OF business
entru.ted 10 nam than shy other nrm In washing.
ton. They desire TO secure such an amount Of this
ness for each claimant VRRY CHEAPLT, and on
the basis Of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
doss they Will secure the services Of Law Firms IN
whers such business may be had, furnish such with
all the necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Circulars for distribution In their with
AssoeiAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
10 them BY their they will prompt
~ perform the business hero.
~ Their charges will b FIVE DOLLARS FOR
offIEORs and FIVE DOLLARS FoR PRIVATEs,
and ten Per cent. on amount Of Claims for MILL
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
n Soldiers enlisted since the LIST Of March, 1901
disabled bX di.ease vOunds are entitled 70 Pen.
.iona. An soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war should II sooner close, win be en-
Titled 70 eiOo Bounty
dierS discharged on account OF wounds received in
the service, slnoe the Commenoement OF the War,
shall receive the oloo bounty, and all revenue
stamps heretofore required soldiern' application
paper are disPsnsed with. widow, Of soldier,
the Sioo bounty. II there be no widow, then ths
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father, mother sisters or brothers are entitled 70
the tloo bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers SISTERS or brothers win Be Pen.ioned
WILLIS 4. GAYLORD.
Warrington, ID. T., 1852. mar civ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-12
d U B L l c s A L Z.

il
LANDS IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA,
BEAUMONT DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA
Under the direction and inStruction1 OF the Pre-
bident Of the United States isnued Of the date Of
September 10, 1858, In pursuance Of the eleventh
section OF an Act entitled An Act for tho Colec-
tion 81 Direct Taxes In InsurrectionAty Districts
within the United States, and for other purposesn
approved June 7, 1861, and Of the act amen
dAtory 81 the said act approved February Q,
lses, We Aoram D. smith, william Z. Wording
and william Henry Brisbane, Unitod States Direct
Tax Commissioners for the District OF South Caro-
Ina do hereby declare and make known that
public sale viii 30 held at the ONCE of the Commits
nienorn Aforesaid, In the town OF Beaufort, Parish
OF 81. Helena, Beaufort District, State OF South
Caroline, commencing on the 18th day of February,
1854 at ~ O'Clock a. m. Of said day for tho diaposI
Of the following tract! or parcels Of land, to wit;
ON VI hELENA ISLAND;
The Marion Chaplin Place, the Daniel Pope
rAceI sea Side the Ann fripp Place, LAttlewood
rolnt, the Gabriel CAperG Place, the Lawrence
fnpp rlaee, the PritchArd Place, the Perry Place.
WAsaA Island, the DathAw Inlet, and DathAw
foiAt, -.--.
ON LADIES' ISLAND;
BLUM Farm: Palmetto Island the WiKg Place, the
Joe JshASon Place, the Porter Place, Wood Lawn
Fair Lawn, BriekyArd, the Pine Land Place, Laurel
Hill, Lucy Point, BoluH Point, Ashdale, Bythe-
Woed Pine Land, the SANS Pine Land, and the
Jenkins Pine Land. The last three tracts OF land
will be sold subject to the right Of the United
States to cut and remove the wood and timber
therefromI without compensation 10 the owners
Also, Pine Island;
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND
The Henry stewart Place, Spring Hill, Otaheite
the William PerfycleAr Place, orAngebuFg, the
Ann Perryelear Place, including Jack Island, the
d LLsy1 FlslS' Mu5Ele Bush, tie Retreat tho Ellis