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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02

q. H. psve-psrt wosdsfela; (. 9. xssssha..sqas
lalaga; Christian Sander, Browssvlies vanlawsesas
Nexander & Co.. Cameron; Isha- W. BsSbfrtsN
STAFFORD; wsgonheld 3 Co., Jacsbsbnrg Tiptsa
Novel, Ierusalssa: Jacob y sIorrili. 'Claripg
ion: ~. n. & :. F. Thornhury, Beallsvtlls and
hy Druggists sni Merchants generally thrsnkh-
aot the Unbaa ,Ststes and Canada - estihaaasN
z JupKfss q HAL,.. iswsedsfsid. O sne-lsd
ypns 81 1868 -aly.si1ss sasai bss 'yis'a
'aiig 2OTIIW " SaltfL .sioD9s
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-02

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@g 9euti9e glpolbeten f.
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Ia ias
OcidGft8sNnSeige.

a stnft Gp. boben In gU % gtDrb 3rparbfr., ndse
Easettsiir Elm gDtpleale unt Heatl Drug @tlha unb
gotbte sr5ne Serr G. StetnhGr tre leOsrstt e,e yra
mem mir lie 6erren crate rie ses gublitum I'm Aassmet-
auf h6HiGii aufrertlam MAIDEN.
(12Rtr3Iit) {. Se u 9 = :.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-10

Triebrid ernlobnte CUR Gile, beam er mar ber
WsinunS, baB iein 5err nidt lange mebr le-
ben tonne. Da 3O3 mid Der Suiti3rut6 nod
eiamel tei Seite. SIR @rbs ilt rerlc en-,
flafterte. er, wenn Ser @er6orrt flrbt =
Rein Tefament IdiBt sic, bas enorme
8ernlS8en sebt puf psn jun9sn Barron aber.
Nber td rltbe Sbnen ell Wittel an, b18
aud @erbarpt bereit8 tennt: laI1en sic lia
nit benz 8raufen trduen. 6rau @er6aIpt
fam unan9efp9ten Die rei9e Grbi6aft an,
treten, Gtlen Sic! eilen sic! SD lag
ltnneno I'M Wosen, Der ra6elno baprnfubr.
Die 8rau .beS Wanues ipllte i'd tperben, ben
i'd BON frdbelter &inpbeit an als meittsnGa@
ter gu betradten semobut e,melen, Sdtte
mir etnIurerer ais Der Suiti5ralb pieIe 3u
mutbun9 selte1t, i'd piiroe ibm peradteno
ben Radtn 9eperOet bobert Nber ben Hatb
bieIe8 ManneS nuBte i4 a4teu. SIM. @ruus
&c Der Seele boffte ii penncA auf eiuen ans
osren auspes. td boffte, raB Der Sraute se-
nelen meroe. Die Ofsile 8ie9 raid, BON Stlt>
ten. 3rrt oes gelpalti9en Sturnies erreid
te i9 ba8 3tsl. .leiber fanOl iA ueillsn
9Sobltbdter in einen trrlflpIen 3uitanoe -
@r te19wor mid, III bic 1r1uung gu Mill
gen, banlit Id als Ieiue gSitme lein @rbe er
lan9en fSnnr. @ott ilt mcin 3eu9e, pa6
mid nidt btr8tidtbum perlodt bal. lcnpern,
ro6 id nuc einSeplai9t babe, nm Den lesteu
BunIa Ses 5Sterbenrel 81 erfuGlen. - 8
f6nnte i'd Fin 2e6en 3urudruicn, id pirpe
Aats. aues bin9steu @ m
Melanie me;nte tg @
SS bat in @Otte8 Hatbl6tulle selr9en,
iaste Der 8farrei, DlB es 10 tommen muBte.
DeS 5slru 8ille lei 9eprieien ~
Sic molten mir 1iftt9eilun8en madsnJ
marli9er berr ...a -5-r,,.e ~,.el.l. .,s q.
Der Sterbsnre bat brin9enb perlatlst baE
sic nldt na4 Der Stabt 3uradtebren, ipn-
bern Elm 2anpbauS be5ieben pdS in Ger yid=
be unlere5 Cpries liegt, s,l- =
8, Das 1T mein iepnli4lter BunIA! Sd
permilie Die Stlot ni4t.
Die Game, bic ieneS 2anbbaus nod
bepO9ut, wiro eS taA einisca Gaaen per-
laGen. .2 : r.t,,-- f ,,s,1 ~rt ate
e1 (TrrtlesHns fplSt.l
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Or 3 nh II 4 ul1 ,

gttnlb te8 t1nisIeu gpaesimS ser gDuneirte In 9pn
bon rabuirer eineS eren meoiDiihsn Gpaesen Ger
Ser. 6aaeu srbFtn Sbet ieines 2ebens In ben
5eiptlern ppn 2pAbpn 9ars @ttiaoelpbia uo aneeren
Gtdeten ausebraf bat eints Der ban eilunaen
pcaenset, be tie @el9i6e her Weeisn mctS. I'm
a6hlia1 9eibnfe tie Sbrenaulen Neropat unb dbersn
Rranfheiten liten ple g. au4, Die Bel poslen @e-
rluaen su epr er6retn bic DIT errbtben bel gertn9en
RIeintefeiten Il. { 10 lpurlen euRenblifl@ 9ebetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,

bsr stn5iBs Nr5t, spsIter an}eiat,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-10
@sfGMltAe &cantbstt.

gDcnn Der trreseettets untluse Singing dusntet ba5
ben 8ent Ststr lmeribatsn %rantbeit in aussnrm-
fa6l rret bic 6urt pcr @nteedtn5 tbn obi9rsdt f an
ene su enbs au peti in ScIJe ibrr @rsiebuna unb
8ep ftabittat aaen FIN @ertratn isBen tSnn uns er
rpartet 10 anee 6 bte Srmrpns cee8 dredItsn lebtls
9e g. Q. Elm nit @eidw en- entipnfeet Eals, cine b0ie
9as @@mes TN Sopfe unS tn rem @ltcern AbnaRms res
ne Arren Sinneu i'm Gei Ste unb ten Grtret1-
ten t ;eisn no flnn ttee ebel nit eiher fdredlt4en
S3nelteet pcr d tretten, Bis 3ulebt Der @6lnen unb
bic Nanfno6en enfa ems eaS Sper orr rdbareu &rant-
tett eiu 9eeetanb re- tGeiss t:rb unb ter Sob eine
l9redliHen Seiben fabur Elm @nbe nnt ta6 TIN rad
tensn 9ance lrin9t tetn Reiieneer rftebrt
Us tit cine trdGree 8t6ate, haS Eluente beier rr9t-
barren 2rantbe gum OVER fallen. tn Splse her llnse d
ltett unpilIeneet prdbler, fe hur &npeuoun9 ieaes
ben 8ef ees getenS In en elente8 Daien rerpaubeIn.
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Jmportenre &c.
! @ieberf s. gDatnterfeI6.

. Gieberf s. 9piattnerfcI0.
saAl 1nfersn Sreunbeu uni Sefannten, pUie benz gn-
tlttum I'm Nlsemetnsn srlauben mir uns btermtt
be Nnaeige III MAIDEN cas- mir untet beut gen Datum etH
0Scil1. uno yiaupr=Oclcbaft,
Serbunben nit beutl6en trans sOH6en unb enbsimif&tn
prp6uften,
80. S19 O1OrS GaYftr., y Sbttren beoOr S
M1nrft,
urer pb6er Srma etatlrt baben unb repreen eoertek
bic ree1fe unb btliefe Bebenuns. 1i
Baltimore. ben q. W1rS 1854
Stetert & SDmmerfe
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8tt95iratbste perfonsn,

rter SplGe pelfe lid su eertetratben tedb6ttsen unb @
pbnder S6ndfe eAes dReeren 5inbe niies tepu6t
fnb, iUaten unoerslif Or. Scbnfpn 3u &atts aeben.
rdups getsbarit Der Re ben 3itern unb edwdde seer
fb6pfuns ter 1refliditen Wr rerben Ihnea turirt.
Derent9c reIder b Ger 9ebdnbluug une 1irlprse tDn
Dr. ctnitpn nn;er;iebt tann ib ais etnsm Gbrenmanne
Utne Tur&t m ancertauen une Saperttlt au ietue 6rs
Itooe GejhifIdbfett perIa1en
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.6pfrenfLe 0nen ,

QJbA4 %Htt%k " = WI ~ y
Esef $rdttarGes RO. 8Ga un6 8oeK. a.t
ssgseueu seebrten 6reurben nno benz Rublitum made
s 6ierutit Ste guseiee bas i'd bos &rn felt 9a6ren
eiem Plase etabiire @ei16ft berucumen babe unb be
Subis Gin rei6satses Eager Don 6Snen CIib searbe.
ten 6erreutle6srp neneer saccH gu ben tiGisfen @re
N operGtbs balten unb aud lcie auf 8efeGuns aufers
ger Derbe Stcffe fiir Bnterr5de unb ppen5en9e in
Zen Scrten art oa alien Breiieu. Sserner cine Aus.
obI RegeuiGtrue 6tSde ,c., Iowie ale in biees Sad
ui&laseuDe drtifeL.
az aae Sefteuuasen perben prompt, binis unb
lraeaer Grip nusefertist nerOen,
.. e. Ratfer.
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OroaniGbe G6tpGEe

mtrb unper3ue gsbettt ur6 Sic rre Eraft iebr btrse
felt Deies furdtare gsi en-, reIes eas 2sben elnb nb
bic @te unb 9aAtrmmsnIdait unmRs& maGt, if,ct has
9prs Derer bic tbren Sci en6aen unbsiOanen rSbnen.
Suuse Qeute limb ;u eit ; %uS6meifun9en senest NEIL
e eeren Tpleen nit eenaa tennen obSletb re aud bur@
Strituten Reberiblasen i'm Scrn Stetn ub ansere llr
idten tnstsn fann 10 tn e bod etaeuttel tttne Gcse
hes WsbrJuhes Ger etelffen Srsane aer dber wtH es
Iau9nen ta e Rrn ber Greusuns cher Denen perlU
rem prb bic i bsimlien 2aEern ersebeu as bon DsRen
be ba fefe Hnb.
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Seiftg.

Die EreGbt8en @trtnnssn te8 9oiers tnb fsbr ia fr
ten. BEIRUT Sss @sSsataiss gsrpirrns her Sheen Ss-
Der 5eeG@af u6t ,n6 @tniamteie NatFtrautn Sesttt
& ielt. Su9tiamfeit il. p. itns etntse ber 4ltmmtn
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Sunae M6nner,

teirbers meds tie Sper enes eebmen 2aerS stwercen
nb, bd5 jibrliG iS piste Gduente Ia cir rtes Grab
reiBt welde bui4 t4re ertabsEen Saene nb enwdeten
@eranbeGfr0ite nit ret Spunsr ber ben Sc"
begert unb cer Qer bSaubernce EDne entlpdt baben
pIrten mDsen ii9 nit ppaem 8ertrauen naben.
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a1tinipre 60 9Dfpita1.
Cur llntsrs.adung Der Qundlalssrs etabIirt.
Der etnJt9e 0Iab In bev gEslt, tDu ii&trtr
I@nele uao' 6 itnpltte Ruren ii
aehsimen Granfhetten

sea6t merten ais 6d ,to 3eusunssuRtdbtstei G6rdde
in ee udtG unO ZEN @Ierern GntaInbunsen Der stisrtn
senifpas, Mistsft NisterSeisiSssnbei:, geraanSss.
i6dte perstlppfen &it6ternfeit 3itttrn 4usenlamis
S6wnhel, SpptmerJ, Gn5inbun9 l4 Salis8, Der gtdis
Der Qnnse eeS Waaen8, @tnep.tee unb aasr jener
nebeI be BON eewep 8sbemen @potnte ten Der use b.
pelfe 6reu Spfern eefibrlidr nt ais ter Srenen @e-
f1re BEN GeFSbrten ces llss berubren unt pcnn ntt
seitis gebelt werofn tire eInjtnben 5pffnun9n cernt
ten epde ter Gpntitution herocrbrineeu bic Gre In~
mpaIid MAIDEN Inb ues SEN GSrper uno Stun serfbren.
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6efhGftS : Npti..

I.I-F r1EW UHVWJWT 10 WNVAtJ% n
Netnen rertten 8unben jur siadt DIT, bds
befannte Z iqupr. unb % n9ef d aft
Oeo. IA Oa 9OmbarSftr., Gcfe BON 6rcnt,
inter Der alien 5trma p bister NIT ansehwa&tsnJ'
t2Imri Init y Gbas.E. stebsrlt.
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8slonbers 3u beah!en A!

Or. SrbnDn bietet aen 2snsn feline 6lfe an tef6t f
bnr plGe esbeim uno nunattrlide et unb 8SrSer itr
fprenre ur bic @ree bic 0eelaae unb bic &c unfGbs
madente 2aifer oeI6wadt tabsn.
pier ne etntae her r1ureen unb betfa sensnertbe Sol
gen tcr ruben @eprbnbetten teS Yaers Gdw DE i'm 0f
Ten unb ben Gliefern Ger;en i'm 6rpf Sdrrlde heB e-
@tS 9ertn Der Dtu terd SerstlUpien ne t6ie lurube
Waseni9wdhc unCronnne rer 8erbauines SrsaRe e1ee.
neiRe Gnttraitune, Ssmstrme Der S6ptnfiWft. @
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IS Sbt pele unniTente unb unbeoeuenee QuddInIber
relG p ais Ser8e ausaben unb Dr. .scbnipus Mntiin-
biguneen ecpaen Sdubiltfer. Stieielper 9ppenputer
~, erblrmit3e unb oer66rlide giaGmaGer, elde tbr
2ben antott Der eblen Nenl3ait her Nebistn rem ne-
brighten Bernie pifmeten id Jest eaeInd6a aebiIbete
aerst ttursn oem nsrebrensn unb Mr0sS abnsn-
ben @ fbran9en bic tSeurpteit Mler frelde u1eludlt,
der getie in TIRE anbe tOmme eerne 6ben uno ruini.
Gr. Sohnlcn hdlt e beBbalb fir nptwenbie an er.
dtnen, beOnbers fir Sple treldc nit enen, Nufe unbe-
tann nb ea6 etne geGlautsunssn pcsr DplOe tefanbs
tn istner SIffce lieeen.
Nn Tremle.
9r. Srsnfon III tsr etnsise ressmdsis ssbtbee asst
reler bic Selnng BON eepien 8rautbee dneiet Getne
Wittel unS gsbaabluns inS allen 9nberen eGnb aaSes
ianat gr u hsraassbIbst bon einsm aeben ms8es r tn
ben erSBtsn 5ppttdern @urcpd5 b em ten bieIes Qd
bes sub ate. ndmlidb gnslnnb Rrdnfreid unb In rem
SlOdles BON qtiiabslpbta u etns
fere prartS ais a1e anbereA Nerjte Der Ielt so ~
Der we9er ia Der Yese 6es Dr.. SobnifOn dsbes sbt,
tenn f oertrausn eO ne @bre abs wann uab etne @t.
fGdIt@tetta ais Mrjt.
!. O5- Office: Wo. 4 9 Shb.Grebert6Rrase. tinker
Fsib upn GaltimOrffs. teHeu ter ygrbsikrb0Rs "..,
1duftuuttttssa wtrStu i&atG ss6silt.
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Sas feinite MmS pouencctfte TrmcbtsEpntcsSitt
Mnierer Seit!
9ie 6onisblume (The Honeysuckle)
e-.t-r EJTXTRN DR. Wit A N-rH.

Ds Epntc Bitters eldeS Iett lanet etnen tprSalths
u in europa bebt uno in bteem ednb 6nea In ebrau6
fpmt til benz reinen @p9udcin Berbinbun9 nit fer
aBniss- peer Gasciaa. nbs I'm 2Dese Deiaattpn
Nere unb 8ebtuunesureane" tr pertb0pa sseis unb n
tn DeHtlblanc ais
.s4t.li ~ yDas Sanssetrant unerer 3etS
tetra6tet.
SOetbeFser &edurateure Npptttsr &c. nben tn SiseA
Gru6 SpncBttrS sne mertbSpae Quele tes prcfts, iG
einma sefoe bic 8aue midi pbne baelte iein i
len NAt mic aneere senannte BtteIs bdnl taelbe BON
ben 9ep6bnltben rDuten" miB9eAalter Sldteu un6 al
curtreneen @quen ab, unc ba es iehr pertbbru ue
ngreeie 3ten teferlt pcrb QDtfuneen pttee
BET es we6er benz SIi Fer, nod benz NrS Der Bet
AiS Srtn tiers ebt es betreFS kiner @le9ans 5en
belt beS Sc d iafes ais unIteftrpfen ba tubem ant
gtuancen I'm Wtunbe ME @bpflp1te @affse, &tee 0dnne
Manbeln turma6t no ulest tn etn cpQhdnbtees @1uje
tn ein erp0renbeS SpniadrtseS Sere bem Sinunterrn
fen tber gebt rb fcle bdbr In eoer 6duStaung pbetn
9ert6teten pptels Netaur1pn &C. unenbcprlt@ letn.
gTppIedle &eail Ngenten t6nnen nit treenb einrzHan
tidt ttes Spr3IslGen SierS in Rten Dueenp Aaart
5lalbea rur9 iraf ..saere
.~s. ben alleinigen Gigner
$. 8 orn Go. s6 6anooer., Gtfe BON GdnhenRr.y
scgeniiber sem MGrfte, Baltimore,
berIDrgt weIben
ReHe eefuute glaIde lit adt Bic utdt nit Benz es.t bss
@ianers auf rem ROrt perieten lit. H ~ail III 3.s
gDeberSerauftr ertaen bic Su tteiem gsrs aneeIers-
ten eplar-ltbcgropbs Iusb1nseibtlter GRATIS
Befea une NIT $lOO Dusene France Baltimore ingedbnuns
eebra6t.
gOrJast&en @imbeers g Hcnee BON benz SimbeerTafis
6er 0Grjd6r9en @rnte, cme aae QDene Hlnpr erer
aunlitat Hnb sn lpItpen pretien. .r
Gde SanrSer unO gambenlr. seeenuber
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~ Sfftce: 90. Sib.GrebertdFr.,
Febsn Ttitrtn BON 8altimcrefr., SltltGe Sette,

Ult SIUTRN pINUHI+
0fan merle lid Ndmen un6 Sdusnunnter Sen unriHe
ts trueertfe 9amaber onrrtebene 9epihenlpIe
Guadial6er, SAubIlider, SeFtlmier, StraSenrcniser
nnb Qantpenpuser 10 neneu Eb reeelma6tee Merte
unb auern anse3ssen Dr. pbnpns 0tu tn Ger gdbe.
N8. als Srtete mulien etnen gpt-Stamp entbalten.
@inr 6stIung IN 2 Iaaen 3ugelibert. .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-04

o. p. xortqp, Geyfpor, Qfies. Stats BQass.
rsssasnc- cs,ss- - xs-ks So tIasds- "a n 900
n.ffs % A. o>lsn<l and m vs1e - :.
Governor 09lce-f sfx;e House. rssstes 80 -
With Governor xericn.-, ..e.............s lea
". u n Terrell. Major ADD Military Secretary
% Go<fFRsI-. oEiee. stafe hogse, resdencs
loves Es<s on ohio ssrss,. .........:.... AIS
W. a. schiafsf. EAlor - Regiment, Indana
voinnteers. a. d. G. to Governor. Offce
sssfe House; boards a. Palmer House...... lie
Lar. Noble, Atjufsft General 81 Indiana
Ofc~- STATE HDuss: boards al Bates Haass.
$500 frosn the State and e., ga pay Of Col
oDel -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-04

The Stations above mentioned with the Department
Quarters of Companies
ed will reach
djutqnfG enerrI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-04

The ssmsnta numbers the Cavalry LIST h Reg
Capt wnh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
FROM THE RAPIDAN.

ORANaE @. H., March s.-Leus. Col. Jones, Of the
artillery, who was captured at Ffedsrcks Hall Non.
day has made his escape. s reported that body Of
the enemys raiders are still in rear, attempting to
&c. out Artillery firing was heard for two hours this
evening in the direction Of MOrtons and RaccoOn ords
in engagement. Il is reported that the enemy
advancing in that direction There Is no move in
immedAts 'front.' on the upper cad Of our lines. l:
is impossibetO get anything definite from below The
enemy made slight demonstration at Germana ford
yesterday evening.
sEcoxD DEsPATCH
ORANGE @. H March S.-The report that the enemy
had crossed at Germana Ford Though officially credited
yesterday, turned out untrue quiet in front ills
morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

OENIRAL RAILRoAD.-On inquiry at tho Central Ill
road Depot last night we LEARNED that all the damage tc
the trese work over the Chickahominy will DE ottre-
y repaired tomorroE, so t1at the trains resume
regular trips. The trestle work was injured ia three
places at the river, Brook Ran and at ditch between
these. The only damage done to the road above wal
at Beaver DAM where the station houses bu MT
and the track up for ls Gistance The road
bed tina; point is level wi the ground and has moi
delayed the running of the trains The road was moi
damaged at Peederick's Hall
Meantime, the trains commencing some time to-day,
will 20 over the fredericksburg road to Hal Over Jut
ton where the two road, units. train was expec cd
down soms time last night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
EROR TIE PENINSULA.

variety OF reports were circulated yesterday about
an advance of q considerable cree from Batlers De-
partuent Up the Peninsula One report placed the
number at xeen regiments another at half that mum,
bar bat there Vas no means Of definitely ascerAining
il. Nothing ike reliable information received uni
sbOa. one O'Clock, when telegram rsssvsd from
Col Shingsr stating that the raiders under Fitzpatrick
we're hastily reteAng down the Peninsula ia the direS
ton of Williamsburg. This "a the las. heard Of III
Up to the lime Of send ng the desTa,:h LO.hing had
BEN seen BY che p.ekets OF Butte. 3 force
About ncon orders Issued the local troops to
assemble a. o'clock, P. NJ with blanket, AID cooked
provisions, for what purpose, eft to conjecture
About o'clock the signal bell peaed forth its signals
BY order Of Gov. Smith, but, to avoid alarm, we
suppose, Of the women ard children, it was so5n
Stopped by order OF Gen. ElEey.
We Rave no information from any quarter tina: war
rants the opinion that the enemy have advanced with
Auy other intention than to BE- in reach Of ths retreat
ing raiders and render any necessary assistance Ttsy
we're near New Ken: O. H. Wednesday evening, and
report says had advanced far TunstAps Station.
Tbs report in yesterdays papers that the Yankee
raiders had crossed the PAmunksy at New Castle, Gid
not prove eKso ly correct. Is is believed portion
crossed bus the main body went down the Peninsula
crossing the York River Road at TunsAls, where t s
reported, they tore up portion Of the track
Amer the above was written learned that the YAL.
kSSI we're sneamped last nigh. about three miles beoH
Bottoms BridEe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

nss. which prevailed and TIE smoke from the guns
rendered i. impossible for any one to recognise another
tan feet distant Several premature and random shcsa
we're fred but the main body reserved their powder IN
81 the Yankees got very near to their line, and thOn
discharged their pieces with telling effect The Yam
KEGS recOled and disappeared in tie dark Some If
teen or twenty dashed through the line. Several Of
this party were killed or wounded OAe fellow Was
pierced BY seven balls. 1t Is not improbable that the
Yankees mlstook squad Of Lieut. HckA' company who
we're drawn up in the road line Of artileriss man
ming cannon and therefore charged more cautiously
than they otherwise would have done. Il b to be re-
GREETED indeed Tat did not have some artillery on
the ground The reIuse Of the enemy, however, was
complete and could no. been mora 90, perhaps, had
the forces engaged awaited the advance Of the enemy
to the breastworkp as they were il seems expeSted to
do by the General officers. The result Of the affair
shows that the "loSa defense troop" may be relied
upoa when properly "handled."
ANorHER FIGHT AND CAPTURE OF PRISONERS.
Col. Bradley johnson, sncamped at Old Church, Han
over county Wednesday night. Yesterday, he formed
Junction with a small detachment Of the 9Th Virginia
Cavalry AID attacked the enemy again, bringing a.
trophies of his victory, eighty odd prisoners.
wednesday night he took fifty prisoners. It is esti-
mated In oical quarters that 50 far $50 prisoners,
hsrscs &c, have been captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WELL-LOCATRD
EXCELLENT

IL FARM Amelia county the Court House, confaning
Acres Of 100 Acres In said county nib
from ohus and Mattosx Dspos for Sale a. Auction
Win be sold at Auction the fuksDAf the Sh
March 1884, at o'clock NJ the excel mt and handsomely
ted Farm In occupancy Of Mr. Theo Darlington sdons
and vi HIN one mile Of Amelia H. contains t2s Acres Of
which about oneaf btlance and timber.
The land naturally Of SOIL being well cult
yssd for several yes past now hoys dssdvsntsge re
building, though not In good repair yet comfortable.
consisting Of dwelling WITH ave build.
ngs The neshberhood equal 70 In the county, and the
don can be had 10 short time. Amer the Of this farm
s place, win be sold valuable Of Acres Of
Land said county adjoining the lands Archer
Thomas Tabs and Sam Ruhsroerd. about miles distant
from Chus haoax Depots the Dsnvle Railroad. About
open land OF excellent soil naturally oneha very
superior Oak and Hickory Timber.
improvements the open land consist only Of Q small
Frame Dwelling consisting rooms A this II really
valuable Tract Of Land persons disposed 10 purchase H.
vited TO examine Il before the day Of sale. I.
For both tracts cash. and the taxes for 1884 Be ps
By The purchasers. GODDIE APPfRsoN,
|. mia Auouoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

oBuoUIEA-OApt Albert Elery, of the Henly Bat
talon, killed in the engagement at Green's farm on
Tuesday night was buried with military honors at 4
o'clock last ing, from St. James Ohuch. His re-
mains escorted to the cemetery BY the Battalion
Marshal Kane Dr.. hagill, and number of prom nent
haryAnders were present and took part in toe funeral
oeremoni.a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
saERMAN,S COMMAND.

ATLANTA, March S.-A special to the Appeal. dat
Macon, Misc, March g. says the whole Federal force
under Sherman Was at Canton on the 2sth ult. Our
cavalry were harassing them with decided effect
Grisrson's command had returned to Memphis.
private telegram from Gen. Forrest says my vic.
tory is complete Ny loss two killed and sixty wounded
The Yankee lOss killed. wounded and captured, about
eight hundred. They outnumberod ma three to one =
Colonel Forrest killed"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

THREATENING LANGULGg.-A negro 2 H. pamed Bat
ty, who lives ia tie Law Building yesterday before
Ire Mayor for uspg threatening langusgs toward Mr..
R II. Wellington. I.SppeArsd that Mr.. W. having for
some bea. the girl shs GU. on the street
and dispayh ife said that If she bad had It about
her when he beat her, she Wcud have put his light
O1t" Some Witnesses bsng absent, the case was post
poned till future day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

LIssr WHaHr-hrs. Virginia LaWrsncs was yssisr-
day lined ten dollars by the Mayor for permitting her
slave woman to sell for pounds Of butter cakes of that
article that only weighed three-quarters of pound
The Mayor also ordered the sonscaton of the butter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, March s.-oae hundred and twenty
eight shots we're fred at the city to-day.
The enemy are engaged in hauling ammunition to tie
Cummings Point Batteries derrick boat andschooner
are lying alongside the sunken vessel, raising her guns
No movements else where on the coast.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

Castle THUNDER--A. Brown, private in company @,
oh Alabama charged with desertion, was on yesterday
received at this prSor also, two citizens, John Scott
and Henry Ovens caught attempting to esclpe to the
enemy locked up for further examination at some
remote period Of time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

rotary Of War bSs decided that persons deserving the
Condolences ana taking tie oath Of allegiance, are la
bIs to the draft Thus viii be seen that persons de-
sorting our army to get out of the war, make nothing
by going North Deserters II possible, are treated by
the Yankees with greater disespect and harshnees
than are our prisoners. Having tried Yankeedom for
six months, under circumstances more than ordinarily
favorable, our friend advises all who can possibly avoid
Il, never to 70 there either prisoner or dsstrter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-04

JuDaI LroS's CoURr.-No:Withstsndng the Yankees
and rumors Of Yankees this COur. proceeded regularly
to the despatch of tn, business on its docket.
The Gaze Of J. P Tyler, charged with stealing horse
from Mrs. Mary T. Andrews, continued to the next
term.
Thomas COlliOe aud Michssl Welsh were tried ler
stealing trunk from DR.. William Fisher, and ac-
quilted.