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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

M.YoR's CouRf-The folloWin the proceedings
which took place in this court this morning:
James R,ysll, FREQ, was charged with buying q bag
Of potatoes 10 tell sgaip After qlrrg in.o the cr-
eums,sncss of the case the Mayor ordered the conf
cation of the potatoes and discharged the accused with
an admoniion.
Oscar slave boy, for stealing meat from ]. Il. Lam.
htrt butcher in the Second Market was ordered TO
be whipped.
A whipping was ordered to DO Inflicted upon q slaye
named Mary, charged with stealing cloak from Mrs.
Mary RJland.
Rlntom slave OF Joseph Seal arrested with basket
of in possession suppo cd to be stolen, was
ordered to slug the widow" in the manner tba: the law
direce ISoon after acquaintipg this negro with the
punishment which awaited him, be fell down in ft,
vheh for time eonvirc ID the police that he was ma
king an attempt to efcApe whoreupon two or three Cd
thu tackled on to him. and sue rolling and tumbpg,
kicking al blowing rs epsusd never was, perhaI 5,
Witnessed in hall OF justice before Finally the spafm
were CT and then the Limbs Of the law" had time to eI-
annie the wounds which they had received; Officer
,hn D. Perm, the frat who pitched in with Ransom,
head skinned aud eye bruised; officer d. Adams, wrist
bruised and spTaned, and cfh:cr Caleb Crone, cheek
scrsped from kick
Chariot e, slave TO William DusguS', charged with
dsordey conduct in ire stree. and usrg ebscene si
guage In the presence OF ladies' was ordered to be Whip
| ped n then to be committed for going at large.
Twenty del,us fine and oorh'cation was imposed
upon John G KasuK, butcher in the First Market
charged with buying beef in market to cell again.
tn, case against ThAddsus, slave Of W.. Norris
charged with stealing piano cover, ono tai - cover
and Two sets Of casters vaiuad at $780, was Sgar
in consequelos lie noa-appsarsncs of th'
complainant.
Thomss, slave Of WIN. GreAnor, charged with stsa'-
ing wood from P. R.hm, ordered 10 be whipped.
Toe court taen adjourned I'LL to morrow morni'g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

oerA Mh,oA hes b,sa srirs ct forty 70 airy dsiisT1
Dor busbsl 10 Fsysttsvlc, N. o. hes fallen to elt and
is looking downward.
Msj. VIM. A BIDks, Of Vrziria, has b'en spnointed
Superintendent OF the new Military Academy F4Jette'
vile, n. O.
Il is stated that nine hundred and seven female en-
poyees going to India to ssstt In the g'sn teie
graph department.
sx thousand pesons were rsc'n'ly crushed to death
BIZ the falling # o church q, 81 Petersburg.
Ala blockade sale in Columbia, 8. O., recently, Ro
coffee commanded only nine dollars pound.
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rHL1aeRAPHIO.
FIRE AT WILMINGTON.

wnMISor,S, OF SO.-A 40 occurred here lat
night which consume two WsIliags on second street,
belonging to Captain L is. Toe buildings Hers valued
before the war, al $40 600
1.-The above telegram cane to hand this mornipg-
the first us have had from Wilmington for several
months AIthe reporter of the Psess Association has
taken the trcu5.e to inform Us Of onpmsiveJ ur.
important event. We may take it for granted, that moth
rg OF general interest has occurred a. Wilmington NJ
TO ,he lin @ of the tranmisson of tie aboye-Whig
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
Rrom yssierdIEs EVs'siHg Ed''iO".
Shirt of the Morning Press.

The SsatiasI king umS BY the ioreiooA' HAo'
lss.on 10 ,ngrsss en- s lever recurring ana
Inc Suty the chief Of which Is that o. Pr0Vains Nt
mus and reRuiltir the ROArees. The SsH'" Ell IONS
Do, ,,vress 20 remember we have out'Ho eearees
hans and taxation, and dsduoss that ne
=. s.,a.nt far our revenues, Gs veil - Tor loan a.
- on our own people OsthsSO two sources loans
n,,,ry on the part Of the pooPIS, Wills tAH'uOn
1'-.,r,D,,ry Hence the SsAtirs core udeS that 10
- 20 taxation. In lie various forms, where loans
1a - ,A., and is urges upon OOOg'eSI not to BE
I,yinR taxes Il says EDAt the n cessisy uP0u
-. 10 impose large taxes, No must eon'" 49,.
oi.l o,,.srOths ending il Srbjas An0n' i'm " 'uo
.,;,.hls resrls. No one can complain O' ms
-. ,ho.s dsIust Of the currency nAAe' P''0'' -
~ Wells, they dsIr.ciAts Coniesera'' currency
,ns, ran lose nOthirg By paying it INTO NE i't-'y
.pI., LAT be valuable in enc WAy' Ihousn - 0t
IL TO pay 1sIes win ~ ,,-..,.;,.,,,, \, Sops
"a, q. ,h,. peace valuation n ks cay Tor var ums
-.i,,,,o, and that that all b taxed 'SS0ians'O O
',,,S.,d. Genes, IAiAriOs and prom" sneu0
-, \. .ui,,bly taxed. Tusn ne one viii AA" "S0'
- ,mDain, and many Of Su present ''l' VII u''P
pear. 1870. i,,o,,pt o1sstions
,i,s uuOLs AsssutiOn-GsDsrAl L"0s cores
.,...,,s Via GIANT relative 70 ths tAPO'ui' VI W.
F.,o.,, a, Dutch Gap, and S'sridAn' d''A''Anen' !"
- v,llsy. vsica compel hin 30 rely upon tie .Ai
c. R,il,cad for bis supplies, and Ihs operation. q
~, On u A. road which rdue' shslaAn 70 WY
-, str.t,. 50 far a. these 9assh0ls 'neS'
~, oDlniOD, the Dispatch thinks that our S'''rn
- l.,,t does nos even nOa comprehend ihe spirit
me-, ,hs Yankees are uGglns tbs UN Acd re
-. Of tbis lack Of undermining u found 10 'he
,,h,, the Government has nOs yet 'PP'd the iA' CT
,,.r.,,ou .reh the DIPa'h advocates Tor every o.
go. ,g.ips. our bslIgeTsaT rshH
o.. E.0si,sr treats Of ths rsOrEAn E'Noa Of the
,nieS. 4, uAys, il very popular uita she army IT.
=, .s,srtsiu the necessity Of ihil measure, 'oe
E,o,. r,r susEssu shat C1nErsss 'PpOin' murray
-. A. Ak some advice from General Lee ard
=, the uhols thing on the Pril S.Pl' OF regular
= .h.,s -. .ssd i 70 b found in tie eonier'P'
&C. .ro,. E.ys
re R.agsiner, reviewing the military E'u-.S'' '-'
t,,, ,yery day mus. brinE lie brill ans bulletin .
.y,DLsa nation. Hence uuR net sIPsei that the
Y,rkse, q be dsceSrsg,d chen they read OF Grants
NIL, in Ii, gland pre- ell oon assault Woeh vas to
ham ,be aboliOnis,s in power. By the same slos'nt
b,I .tia it vii be made to appear that tai' 1seonnolS
.,,., N fore hAs secured 40 AdVinage which Is TO
m.ks he nC1. Advance sure AID eVsrSh' lniDs sue
@ a..
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TREASURY DEPARfh ENT, y. s. A,
RICHMOND, July IS, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In pr.nOs far =. grss ABLE ne sasy ssa -,
distant Treasurer nd Pay Depo.tAries In the dlf
states Ar hereby authors to receive the said notes.
80 ~. I'M no.es nj 66k per centu deposit ssung fo
Ssp,s oertncaies Lean, p"theesuon OF
bonds The Sail certificates to be payable on demand asr VIC
s agent for sale Of the owe bonds are hereby s
S in paTHsnt o. bonds when old, at the rata Of ect p"
naneo, M P~s g. A. TRENHoLN,
oentuu. th.T
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

Colonel J. N. Whtford has been relieved OF the
ommand of the forces at Kingston and has been trans.
erred 20 another important command. Big. 'neral
n d. Ls,enlhiope | as succeeded COL Whhofd as KIT
sion.
IT. doc altar Sirius. known in ancient times by iis
.55;sh tint spoken Of by Horace ''rubra cancua,
"a nv Seneca as having more vivid color than Mars
saicr rubsr," is now without any psrOeptbls color
Tbs oOuScrpt Bureau for East Loui.ians, during the
sr,S inca IA has added 70 the service
600 soldiers consisting Of conscrp reserves ana as-
terssra returned 70 duty,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

There has been resumption OF hcuVo nVshINes 0H
he Enss below Richmond. The firing heard tbs MORN
log prcce.ds from tho Confederate batteries Smelling
"Datch Gap" and the feeble responses Of b As1 Slt-
lsr's EunA
FROM TRANS-MIssISSIPPL
Mr. Wagner, government Messenger, has Just arrived
from Shreveport, with the moot important dispatches
ever brought frsm the TrAns-A SsissippL
Although vs can give no particulars Of what Is pass
in On the Western bank Of the Mississippi, says ths
hobls Rsgistsr sl ~ liberty 70 assert 'nA 'n'
ueus Is OF the meat encouraging and Important nature
We are pleased to lsArn that the movements In the
Trans Mississippi are carried with strict secrecy the
Dispatches all being In cipher, and the po"erH that be-
a, silent a. the current Of she mighty stream that
divides that devoted portion Of the ConiedsrACy from
their RAstern brethren.
Shelby is near the Arkansas line, capturing forts and
iesrOyinE sseele's reiniOFceuens and supplies.
Magrudsr y in AIkansas operating in the most Vigof-
,us manner, and swsAIs, with bis usuL vehsmsnce,
land he is ole Of those barking dcgs that bts th't
s.sels and he cannot live long in the same State.
nsA pity this memorable movement could not have
bsEun sooner; but that Is owing to the difficulty Of
transportation, ETC., ard We cannot complain.
Lat no one be surprised the TranG- mississippi, un-
d, the splendid gensrLlSAp of Kirby Smith, should yet
,e; the mes sgua part in 5s liberation Of our glorious
country.
We we're informed Ihis me ring tnat the oey Bate
- # tina city was ttmporA rly captured near Peterf-
ou,v on Thursday lAsL by gang OF TArk'es, about
,.s hundred in nunbr who came into our lines oat'n-
,by a, deser.ers without visible arms. As soon, how
sv,r a. they we're in close pistol range OF the battery
bsy uobo.Oned jackets am with cceksd Shooters
semandsd a surrender A Confederate infantry iorce'
near BY, coming up the Yam keOs prudenty
nth VIA. loss We did not lea TIoIn-lke, We must
1t permit the Yankees, undsr my preteI to accom-
pish BY stealth and GINNING what they find Impossible
by open assault. Graft need net hops BY trick to
wps out his uou Fepuee Thursday last near Petsrt'
bag.
| ONE OF gHK GRAYs CAPTURED.
We regret TO learn that priv Its James sne, Of
this CITY, member Of tho Richmond Greys, was car
tursd in tho Hghi % the Sou.h-sde, on Thursday las
and "a now a passover in the ensmS's hand. Ho la
been in The arzJ since the commencement Of the VA
ana has been tWics wounded,
HOOD AND sHERMAN.
Yankee telegram from Nashville, dated Seth inat'
lOo.tsa sasrmAn at GAylesVils and Hood at GAdadsn
Charokso county, Ala, on o. about the Gath Instant
we had prsEIOcIy EssScds y VII b NHenss'sd' y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

shess ,s,Ious Of The State sheh are 'tssst'asd srd
brIns II to this city. 10 the bakers 81 shmsaa sefs
empowered to do So they you'd start Il 10 hs Vsfy
and the State of North CAtoiua. and IN ie" "s'Af
have enough iur hand to supply our NEEDY Gil
with bread lees than What s nov aked Tor It, Tor Tie
next Elk months to como. viii not the Government
pro:ec: their purchasers from impressuentf For tie
welfare OF the people. we hope co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

FAST RUSshG.-Many complaints have b.sn made
against tie last runung which 10 the pa'dcs OF hs
Camp Lee train that leaves tie dspo en-
Br Dad street, every half hour or so. Don't hurry, Mr.
Conductor; the fare is enorgh 70 if'rd tandiome
revenue without. endlnssriDg the lives OF ciz'ns cotE-
;n0 the atreat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
p.HLIC SALE OF VAEU Ssts. srHC-.La,A.'
IN LIBEIkEb, IA
TREASURY DErAhigiLNf =. .. a., I

TREASURY DErAhinLNf y. .. a.,
Richmond, July 70, 1861. J
LOANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE Plvs
IL NDHED MILLION SHN PEh CEnI. MOI
TAXABLE t.ONDS ONDEH Ihh Wa. ohc
TIN OF THE CCRHENCf LAW
DgPOSITS on call will be received by the
Tr,n,nr. in t, city Assistant okaestor
"a n Ne and The DepositGries Wilmington, Raleigh, &c
iunsia AuguIta Savannah and Montgomery ana esrunSe
iii he named Tor the Same, bearing interest a. the rate Of pc
ont anpu and secured the hypothec.aon OF IN aout
NJ he Cove bonds equ. 70 The Of these the
M at mari By the Treasurer, AID the pcooe=d NheA sou'
med clu,yely 70 the payment Of the said etrnhc.'e
crrt5 and afforded banks and otheI eofp
suons and 70 the public generally, By WIZ peoe Of
nys nsn and the Of the measure genefaJ eaopssu
Ss.nir ths currency WiIhln moderate bound. nopsa
sssac thsr prompt cooperation in carrying nS sSc
s.nrst-rv nfthA Trsssrvv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

RtBsEkY.-lh, store-room Ct Joseph H,nahsll was
foroibly Saturday night. ard robbed Of two
thousand dolsrs worth of coffee, sugar. molisees and
bacon. The burglars were discovered before leaving
the rr misses but not in time 10 deprive them Of What
thew had stt en-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

Ts1kas THAT NIaHr BE sAvID.-Tnousauds OF bar
res o. -four, besides numb ,rlsss at cattle ana noe'
nigh be saved from the clutches Of the Yankees ~
permitting persons. who ere willing to DO 90 70 Wat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
t.as... ~ os'NKIsEAI 0. S. A, !

h1bt tl-sa lor carrying into effect tho
Ia .s IF .'a approved JonS 10, a, authorizing do
.r.'.'e e. c'rt bond, .ssJ cd under the pro-
loo &c. isy 10, ls5l, 10 eIcEsnss tae sec
VI s,.gylu ..n.f.
f.- - ic.i-.s as per Cent bca is under the Ac,
&C. no, .e.trs s. shsnge dem for coupon tonol
W Fl u-t. TIC manner pointed in printed eadoe-
~. o. inv baci o. s ceGc &c, 10 tae t M OF
Aeea 10 ssh r c7EP0! bon.s use thtrl IL be
present t. tE fsster " "a Treasury Depa meat Who viii
o. In o.n plane vts tGe poycns Act OF June
81 sUs eovPoe soIdS for The spseasa IN The regs.
~ ~. 8 80 asl snsd y. :. IL khOLg,
Pct pf 4 yvFa4r
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UAKM Og ITO ACRES. WITHIN TIRE

ENARM OF 10 ACRES. WITHIN TIRE
l. riles osRchmcnd, the necaaesva TurEpse, fet
t.nt AMI O.Cpt rtooE aud FarnisTe To- tss Is a5c
iion-Mi be rented for the 1865, st Ion, W
premises FgIJ AY the An Nlgembsr, a. 20 oeo't A -
N farm located as Iesibed coltan liO acres,
cleared 10 lAnd with sDsli dFelrg vi gu GOES Vr
&C pie p city rss fam bu dlB ice heute Se g.
garttrI tee place we'll d and hea.y 10 q" u
ItuoH ocCrp d ry AIR. S. 81. RiliiAE soa
ARer ea'in, viii lie S'd tn cop Of eYy KIDD 80 81
Oorl oder e.. Tarnp, PotttO's &C snd tie pi-rt-f-
usuls Alo tue heuehod mi kt hen iSfliIlfe 'o-s4-t
off, variety.
Possession 81 In tdAtely tGr ihe ch poIs.ty ,G'h
GRUBBo A HILLlAMSi tu.trt.
10
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SPhCIAL NOTlCkl

have in my possession egro BOY, named
JoH ar JESsEE who claim. the Ct one Dr. Dick
in,on or Dlckelson, who has ben killed. snd he BOY ~
nav ehIrres H., and take the boy or be viii be sold
prepely,P ply 0aAsS' "' JNO NJ EoRvILLE,
Ter eSpens Brema Buff o., Va
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pPIIGTOUs CONVENTION.

The annual Convention of the Disciples OF
c T., vsInIa have cmu,enced In this dy, on she I'd Of
- viii Ia copst quence Of present surrounding
iii some future day, Of which due notice VIII b
glyen 10 the public p'inu v,rru.II uodsr,.o,
IL n
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$500 nEWARn
LOST CERTIPiCATE,
LAN EAKTNEi,NIIp

/ CaL.-W lie bong transmitted by mail
- u y iAysd o. Cllrio esVIe ard thence ftv.r. "a
VAN fsiius 'i.-r eat ceEid at ~, s;9l dSisd
Marco -o 80 o. s1,J hereby caution 81 persons r..
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THE Ne VS..
Latest FROM BLOW.

There has been no resumption Of active hcsii'ies on
he inss below Richmond. The firing heard tbs morn
log prccetds from tho Confederate batteries Smelling
"Dach Gap, and the feeble rsspO, Of b 'Ass Bat.
ler's guns.
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JOsEPH MARSH,

Rr.paRa KEslEvE Fosors os VA,
Ricamond October Is 1854
GET ilL oEDEHs.
NO. nn,yI,g for exemption and TIL vii receive eseiy
nssdsrstion from The oacisls charged VIII ue ou "
sinson Vhies can possibly be given TO her 1ass 49,
- IN Iaymen, OF eouasel subjects 10 s,s i,
oes fer which no equivslsnsI, rscsve produces
In no Wise bsneaeial. -, xxx,x.
A. A. g.
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HOOD AND sHERMAN.

Yankee telegram from Nashville, dated SStn inss'
loo.tsa Sherman at GIyleSViS, and Hood at GAdsdsa
Ohsrokss county, Ala, on o. about the aAsh Instant
We had prsYIOcLy EsScds i wiz b remembered ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

EDUCATIONAL.
A GENTLEMAN, exempt from military duty,
who has had seven ye.rs eIper!snce desires situation
rEACusR lie 10 qualified to teach all the Higher Epglhh
Branches together with Latin, Greek and Nahemios For
farther Information. address "RBG,"
acis-rqns Aysta Nns William snunty. Va.
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4 DIsoYyIKY NADI.

COmnening on Tho speech o. P.eSldsnE DAVE a. Au'
su.tA, toe Herald says:
10 Amuss the eis z,us of Augusta Davis says: Ooes
70 mad 10 arm, ana could receive ne soldiers la
those who came 70 Us armed. Nov We have arms Tor
NJ aud are begging men 10 b:Sr thsm- Tais c!'y q
Apsu,ta alone prosuces poWaer than the aim!
an barn' Hare, then, is the ca. powder factory Of
ne CouisdIac,; and IhiS rs nulh As anything siss,
nay account for defpsrae tfJra OF Davis to turn
o,tk the army Of ridSn from bcarE Il Georgia
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A YLNKu TRICK.
ONE OF THk aRAYs CAPTURED.

We regret TO learn that priv Ite James g Sne, OF
this city, member Of th0 Rchmr nd Grsys, was esI-
sured in tho hghi % the SOuh-sde, on Thursday las
and Is now a passover in the entm,s hand. Ho has
been in the arsJ since the eounsnOinsnt Of the war
and has been tWos wounded,
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IL z K
IL per Certificates Boldt usd under the Act Of Feb
mary IT, 1.4, ad held BY omces AM Soldiers In The Q. q
Army:
Thsss Bonds DO dgnsd In presence Of
The nS ocer Adutant Of We regiment 70 which
party hodns The long 70 DO endorsed By such
snosr Words akrscusd before and signed omday
@ A. TKEnHOLM,
as~, law ~ -
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TAX NOTICE.

Al persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts OF land and town lots.
lying and being situated IL the county Of Man
itowoc and Stltc Of Wisconsin, rem in NJ unre-
deemed in The Office Of the Clerk Of the Board
OF Supervisors Of the county Of Mlnitowoc and
State Of Wisconsin, for the taxes due and IN
paid thereon for The year One Thous md Eight
Hundred and Sixty. for which said taxes. the
sail tracts Of land and town lots were sold on
the 5fh day Of October. \. b. 1861. Now.
therefore. unless the amount Of t.zcs. interest
fees, and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots. as herein describ-
ed incluling thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description. be paid on or
before the Sth day Of October A. d. 1864, ac-
cordfng TO the time when said tracts Of land
AMI town lots were sold as above-stated, the
same will be conveyed to he purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance OF the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADOLPH WHITMAN.
Clerk County Board Of Supervisors.
Dated Manit0wOc March 8 1864
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ADOLPH WHITMAN.
TOWN I7-RANGE II.

Clerk County Boeri Of Supervisors.
ted ManitOw0c. March 3. 1864
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s75 TO $50 PER MONTH!

vE1HE LITTLE GIANT Swing Machine CONS
paw want au Agent r. e'ch county, 10 go
iclr orders tor their new SD machine ~ith
gu4gr, screw driver and extra uerdIes We
siH pay liberal salary and expenses. or give
tarsc commission For particulars, tel ms, etc.,
inclose a stamp, and add ess
r S PAGE, Toledo, O.
Geal Agent for the United States
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The War in Georgia.


We have report here 10 night ,Lst
Gen. Thotns. advanced on Datop buf
MET Gen Johnston. arlas IN large mum
bers coming olt 10 meet him. From the
ksown rlose proximiiv of both armies 6
terrible battle il expected To morrow -
keinfprcemen-s 20 Thomas are bsiug rem,
forward radi,',v.
Grant is 3: Chattano 1ga, experimenting
operations.
LonQstraet after moving eastwarCly to-
wards Virginia has turned his front to-
wards Pound Gap. and il is row believes
ilrmiif aty circles that he will altenpf =
hazardous movement in Kentucky. Soho
fields army is close in his rsar.
The enemy in Tennessee and Georgia
arc, receiving daily large aceossions to iheir
farce. from Virginia
Richmond papers contain he following
Accounts:
Dalton. Feb 26
Ssstet,iav ctuarf's and nsyid-on's ii
yieiuns did the pripcipa part Of The fight
irq,. Rreckinridge old dvi-inn was
aartiv aen sayed The enemy were repni.
I'd avervwhere. and fall back on our right
There was sone diminishing along the
center fe-dsv.
Two Yankee mounted regiments sup
ported Nv an jnfapsrv division, attempted
70 Hank our left, and occupied gap ihre-
miles from D,,,on. on The new Lsfsvers
road, last night. Smith. Texas trigads
J,,va them ont The morning
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NEW YORK DAY BOOK
Eo L. 1864
WHITE MEMS LIBERTYES -
State Rights-Fjderat Union

THE New York DAY Book is an Independent
Democratic journal. holding, With the late Sem
tor Douglas, that this Government is made
on the whte basis, by white men, for the bene
IL OF welte men and Their pOsterity forever
l. is a large double shee. with FORTY eight COL
umnS OF reading matter, and in all respects
whether for Markets, News, Literary Agr>.
cultural ufnrmtti0n--iS not inferior to any =
political or tGni2y nclpapnpcr In its political
d partmeut, it gapples boldly with the real
question before The American People and pre-
-ents the only philosophy Of it which resist
the sweeping march OF Aboiitionism. 1t is
Democratic IN the true sense Of the term-the
defender Of the Peoples Rights, but it is the
opholder Of no party chicarcry or ri kerry. It
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savs that Napoleon vii rot AL nv 90
pcrtnnitv given HIM to march the French
troops 10 the Rhine
Little credit attaches to the reported
intention of France 20 recognise the con
fedaratea
All we, quiet at Dupp.l on he l9'h
Tn consequence OF the ciycniron- move
ments Of the German troops tho Dane
we're compalled 70 ssarna's K"'ling in
Jntland A cavalry engagement sntse
quent.y took place without decisive re
suits
Thirtran Austrian rnan o. var are or
derei to Pisa to protect tie German ruer
chantmen
The Danish ffigs'e in The Engli-h Chan
cel bad overhaned numerous vessels.
Lord paln.r.ton on F,id.. n..S
spoke STRONGLY =. n III. Ar-'r, Frus-'an
invasion. and WAS lsul,v ch..-oh.
Ue dacliua ed tn ssy what h govern
ment wonid 10 if the Grrrn.h ANN err
tered Iut'and
ITALY The IA * ,.n-,e- r"n+~r' ~ fh.'
London Times SAYS rurn--s not unt't"
those afloat preceding t. Italian w-r
are in circulation nov =. ,l-r
" is said agents we've i, &r,rr. huv ~
ayns ard munitions Of VIZ Of Al ds-"'n
lions, On account nf -. Italian govern
gent an rqg -. porrha.- ~
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