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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
STATES OF AMERICA, DIS

III y IL
u TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District of Indiana the I'd day Of
April, 1864, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described note, to-wir A certain proms>ory
note dated about the 18th day Of February, A. d.
loOl due two years after date with interest from date,
for the of five hundred and seventy nine dollars
(S519 payable to James NJ. Young, and executed by
Elias NJ Humphrey the said IruuS being the owner OF
said note, and person guilty Of aiding aud abettng an
armed rebellion against the Government of the United
States, and seized for violation Of the laws Of the Uned
states, to-wit OF act entitled An Ac - suppress IN
surecon, 10 punish treason and rebellion. 10 seize and
poses, and praying process against laid note, and
that the same may be condemned and sold as enemies
property.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
note. any thereof, in any manner interested
thereto that they be and appear before the sad the Dis
tct Court Of the United States be held at the city Of
Indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana the list
Tuesday of May next. 10 O'Clock of the forenoon
Of that day. ard then and there ntepOSe their claims
and make their Legations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, u. 8. Marshal,
ByI 5. BIGELOw, Deputy
Attest
WATT J. SMITH Clerk.
April 9th, lS64-apr 2-dlft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
RENovArERS.
CLEANING AND DYslNG ESTABLISHMENT

VUHHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE.. no B SOUTH
il Illinois street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
Al III old and we-knOwn establishment, the ladies'
have silks and WOODEN goods dyed Ia perm aer and
beautiful coors and euts garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and .econd-hand clothing bought and sold. also,
psteuAr branch IL the business denoinatec me draw
ing-bli4 sable cloth. tear IA any garment Can Be
wrought AT il not be visible 20 the naked eye
Remember the place No s. south illinois street.
IanIO JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
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PROPRIETOR
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Digest not only Of all supreme Court decisions which
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

WATT j. SMITH, Clerk.
April 9th, lS64-apr 2-dlit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshars Sale.
DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

Dr VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OF DECREE
- and vendi'ton expor 10 me issued and directed
oy he Clerk Of the Uiied states District Court for the
District 81 Indiana will the 2sd day Of April. lc64.
TIE Office Of the Treasurer Of the State in Tire City Of
lrdi.napos between The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and
O'Clock r ~ Of said day. expose 10 sae, al public out
cry 70 toe highest bidder for cash II hand, s09 OF
noiana i've Pc, cent State Stocks, The number OF the
certificates Of which, ard the respective amounts thereof
5 follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR cOLYouR. MEDICAL OFFICE 40 50 SOUTH
Meridian Street foreiis h Zee II be fails IN cur
ing any cas- may under his care no natter
how obstinate long standing. lie warrants voc
cure Syphilis IN the primary stage. helped In IS min
uses cared "a hours elect Of 20 years standing
cured by DIR. C. mars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
indianapolis and Madison
Ma n mRl9xaDN HD
1868. IFM 1868.
New Arrangement To Commence Nom

day, FEB. ,. 1868.
raNWo passenger trains daily lSuEdays exceped) be-
4 tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis At 500 A. NJ
and p n. arriving Madison 10 80 A. n. and
L. ".
Leave the Depot ~ Madison az A. II. and 40 I. NJ
arriving NJ indianapolis ~ IL \. u. and la T. NJ.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushve AZ Z. . arriv-
lux n $40 n ksturnRg leave Kushville at A NJ,
sTriviug al Columbus AZ HIS A. NJ
THIS Road ferns line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
tianApoiis aud points West.
Tariff Of freights as low IS by any other route.
Shippers and merchants will ind IL to their inter-
est 20 ship by this lire
feb2 DC BEANHAM. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
We are the only Agents for the City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
n ETSTO.fE P.fRLOR STODE

TIVE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the ex-
elusive agency, is offered all who a
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE, with the utmost conf
dence that will not fail to please the most careful
housekeeper. IL is adapted for wood coal.
The GOOD SAMARITAN has taken the first premium
the Eleventh Annual Indiana Fair all other
Cooking Stoves.
THE KEYSTONE PARLOR STOVE, for wood, with
double top and base, has than double the radiatng
surface OF any other Stove of its size. and will throw
more heat with one-haf the wood This Stove having
been tested take pleasure in presenting to the pub
lie the best and most economical Par Stove in the
market.
Agents for indianapolis for Heller youngs old es-
tab Shed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
ORIrUARY.

Died Of measles in PRISONS. Eirs, New York, ANDRE
son Of apt. A J. Nelson, OF Louisa colnty, Va.
with what thriinsly pa nul will The.
How hard will be the heart TO real haG Andrew, u,
sDd, pet and favorits compan Of ALL "gooe W
bouine from whence traveller retuns How hArl TO iee
shall gaze Into the liquid depths
eyeI feel the pressure VI that hand no MOI
echo OF that buoyant 81 and ringing laugh o,
hushsd 10 sh Dead be i 30 young
80 brave sbssuuy fair could def II indeed cut do
his gOru msnhood In the clad neydAy Of his you deaf
the call mourning irlesds the awakening III
hs would have won Yes, Jes, his Isen Dear
boy Sad Ihy fate 10 die ang and g. with
mothers loving to weep DER Thy sunengs oil,
tens hand 10 mnIsssi TO thy war-nonr, III tns,
sleeps that tender Hand ,hee through Rae
deep waters and ushefed thy feed pirt poraIs q
REALM where fall
Coo keep thee my Loble ftendI
Dung the fout In which thousands Of brave
Ioared out their last uaen the altar OF lie
nobler bean sacrificed than which bea,
within prison walls ksrth has Loaf brighten
GEMS and the soul Of that Christian pafot added aol
star Of glory toihe crown kedetmefs
hs Thy requiem Ger thy ionsy bed-iair hJEs. water
by OF Resven, will psng and
bloom around -ee embls mac Of pur and Thy sp
fres tie gloom And that eken brg
glad EARTH shall In rapis shout the praises Of the King
nal.
God pity the hsar Of his a.ns rsnds and "As their day
is, 80 u az their strength be-" B.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
The Man With the Black ysIiss.

We are rather sorry thet the with the black
Valss eommsIosd lis operations IN New York. We
may say that 40 are sorry he tried his taRd on New
York at Al--oF a. least uuosr present circumstances
Had he succeeded be would peFhspI have tso ed tbe
destruction Of great PAT, Of he commercial mstFopo
lie Of YanksedOm but i. is net sgsilst the numerical
mstropohJ Of snkeedOm that Southern hostility is Al
this oy m ut directed. II th6Te is any place in tie
North that oEzht be spared tist plsos is NsE York
Not that iss population ID overly friendly 70 us but
that il ia ul3anisbJ hos lie to Lincoln and his Gov
ernmsnt Lincoln Vas beaten rat about two to one at
the late election in New York City; and this fsc' lot
% interpret heOelsn'5 VisW' please, takes tie
people Of that city out of the category of those SAT-
Culinary foes Of the South Nho preaching universal
murder aud determination, AMI who wildly AZ psud tie
savage warfare vas cd against this Coniedeacy by u;h
men a. BulsE Sheridan Sherman, TGrchin, Payne and
Mcneil New York, by voting for Mcclellan
expressed her pprc baton of the kind of warfare
that Llneolns party Urges and that LiEoolL ,nSralB
wage. Nav York may be in favor OF var; bat chs
would conduct on civilized principles, and conss-
qaeny has not made herself hsts 10 that just ROTH
buon which oasht to bs visited the other Ysnkte
cities. We hops, therefore that the gentleman Of tho
black vase vii resolve to Les Nav 70 k alone, ard
turn bis attention TO cities eninenty Deserving
Of It-BestOO, for Instance, Philadelphia Tie de-
ssruStion Of places Lks these So'l be something Ike
approximate equivalent for the atrocities that Tan
kss armies have committed in the South Il would
shOE that ths s.usa hiss means Of defending herself
against tbs system OF universal employ I'd b.
Yankees, which would prose, perhsPs, even sid-
e.oou than TIE diFsos punishment Of the psrpeire-
tors. on course We co rot Intend to enter Into any
argument to the right WrtaE q this nAtssr WO
know that arson "a very wicked thing; buhVe knew
Likewise that & ceases to be wicked shen employed in
their own dsi,res By people who have been made tn
victims for three long and weary years From end
Of this Con'sdeTAoy to the ether tee ChGTrsd sEa
biaeksnsd RUNS of hOnestssds and oSrS bear tsst-
mOoy to tbs urspsFiIg fsFcciiy Of enemies in the
uss Of the TORCH and in the meantime ths non can
hstSSi Yankees have %. Qssy St hO.S feeding 1hsir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
IHE NE VS..
TIE CAPTURE OF ROGER A. PRYOR.

TIE CAPTURE OF ROGER A. PRYOR.
Ii was stated yesterday in q telegram 10 the wig,
,bst Csusrsl Lee had demanded the return Of Roger
A. Pryor, captured while attempting to Exchange
newspapers. Ths Baltimore Awsr'GGH. Of the eVsnn
of the ~ b, has despatch dAssd Washington, Nov
20 n, which says:
"Fhs r, bel EK.Gsneral Roger A. Pryor, (memoer Of
Congress from Virginia in ls6o) now private soldier
~ the rebel army was captured Frasy last by tho
Fifth corps pockets of the Army of the Potomac while
attempting so exchange papers With our PiCkes, %
rsAAIUry act Tor the recent capture Of captain Bur
ordg, b. The sbe piCkeIs GaiIAr ciToumstAi
He says hA. General LJs had issusd order Tor III
rsturu Of Captain BiEDridgs on Saturday,, ana no VIII
prob ably ~ returned ~ soon - buEbrless u sShI
OAsk Since LIS capture Gap ain BaIbIidSs has essn
diAmiss>d lie AUy IOE dROoSShE We order forbid
Iii she Exchange 81 Pspsrs OF Ihs hooins OF nIs''
JouEss WILL ne enemy UssSE ely PsSsS1s vHssVsT'-
PoOr has bssu srCIT4G 10 MSsnil son Ans eOnni-
ed " lie Ga OGPlGSI pIL0n.
rAE ENEAY BApLT NAAPPED AT GKAHAAsVILAE, D. o.
A. >Las.aI sstp4.OE IGSsISG0 I@Ss aga, SGS-
.A.sa lL.s IVTU,B n4a GLSsg-a Ana IVS-sa ~
LaLES.s, a. G.shSSaSVuis, 5. v, drIVlnE Aasu Nv.
mi.ss 1Ls I AnAsss LslI IGs.r sSGd o. he hsid-
GsAhAnsSuIs u " Tie Io-d iron Savannah "
Ca. ,stOu, about thirty miles nOrGnsAsi tom S.VsL-
IA. TIE parry bsSGtn ere eV dsrty the troops S<n'
up iECm POfI Royal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
TIE INCENDIARY IIAsOO.

Concerning this attempt, the Herald publishes th;
following condensed account of further developments
Tssrs was Iumor in Nsw Yak on the 20 h that Geo
N. Sanders was in thas city, and Was at the head
me plot. Possibly, George may have been tho con
spiraIof" with ths.'biAek vslse:"
Sane additional particulars Of interest respecting III
aso rebel Asempt 70 Ire our oily were developed yes
suthOries, the arrest Of many OF the guilty parties
having been accomplished. ire occur reo last night
A. Inc international Hotel, bus the damsgs
done vas very hng. The Mayor cent IN .
CO nmunlcztion 10 The Board OF Aldermen yes
Geraay stgg,stiI & the adoption OF ordnance oi
icring foNaIu VI twenty live tROusand avllsrs ioi
the Ge;eonon vi tie authors OF the late ncendsr,
nies, aud earnestly calling upon The Common Council
and The people VI The oIy exert thsII tleLce
pro.eot the lives and properly OF She onz1ns. Toe
immune atom ielerr.d tho Com Oroi
aAnces. The Hotel Proprsesors AssOoiA! ON bel .
GseIng last evening NJ 81. Nohois ala resolyeu
o tfsr reward Uf $40 900 Tor apprehension AUG
CONVICTION OF the Lice. diarI,s Admiral PAuiciIg,
.h5 BsookIya Navy Yard, nas direossd Inc strIc..s
csution 10 Do observed hereafter in G.mtIg Visiloi
20 the yAd
Toe 81, Alnship Liberty, from II lvana "a h instant,
arrived az sb.s port al ea.ly This morning.
MoLILLAA REs0xIs AZ q D o, oUPArIOs.
The Herald says:
General kcOl, liam has received on appointment {,
the In Irlant aud lucrative position vi Engineer H.
Ohief OF the Norris and E,ssx Railroad Il . salary
no acc, the Ifsr, will Do twenty five thoussi
collars q ySaI-the tame that lie would have ., -
c,Ivsd had hs bsen elected President OF the Uait,,
States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02

80 q I.Is,llIl d ~ ~ sssiS sea y assiai
~ IL .,,sE iI tsSs ss5is S$ys est lss scott aSssa
go ~ ssls hsss iSsgas3 At hs ipsSissis sss
h.srsIy sppDlsniss tSs actors. Not vhsn their own
oiss sss lhtsafsnsd, their own property inperiled,
,bsr own homsa In danger Of the consuming fire, they
discover that arson is very horrible crime. II IL
pity they had NOS made the discovery sooner The man
with the black vaise is among thsm and will not be
exercised. He is UBIQUITOUS. He can be at eight dit
sreut New York hotels in one night and there is no
reason why be should not be in half dozen Yankee
cities at the same time.
They may imagine, for 3 moment that they hav'
caught him; bat lie will elude their grasp and DEFY
their vain efforts either to arrest his person or b. III
his attempts rs plans are we'll laid; but We cAnn0'
Aep repeating the wish that he will not again Try &c
eonsummate them in New York for the present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
PRIVATE LETTER IRON GEN, LEE

The original Of the following Lr;vate letter from
General Lee 10 bis sos vas fOuGd Of Arlington Hou,a
aud is interesting as illustrating phase IN his sLar
setef
AILnGfOE HoUsI, AprI5 1851
M DEAR Son al ju5t il the act Of leaving Lous
for New htxtO. Ny 6ls old regiment has been or
dersd 10 that distant region and must hasten 10 sse
that they are properly taken Of have but Iittls
10 add in reply 40 your letters Of March &c 81 and %
Your letters Breathe true spirit of frankbes th.,
have given myself and yOur mother gress pleasure
You must study 70 bs frank Wlth the vsil FRANK A..
is the child OF hCntsty and C. sgs. Say chat yOu
TO do on every occasion, .Aks 1t for aysA,,d
you mean 10 DO right. If if6nd Asks q favor Won
abOsld grant g., Il Is 10 Reasonable; IL not. teIi him
psiOy shy you cannot; you vi wrong him ana vroDg
yourself ~ tqui'ocStiOn Of any hind Never do a
UFcng thing 70 make friend Sssp one: tha m N
UhO requires you to 60 %, 10 dearly purchased a A
sioiiAse. Deal hinSly, bat hEAIy, will 81 ysur esn
nAh q yeu Oil aGd it the policy VhcA sssis btsl-
Above S, DO NOS appear 60 Others Uhst you are not -
It Jou any fAulS 10 Gpd eth sny one /. MIN
net Others, of What you eonplin; thSSe 10 no NOR
dangerous eHperimen. than that Of undefsskpR 70 m
thing before nAn's face and snOGhsr bshiaG bic
hack. We Shsuld Ve act, aud say nothing TO the In
jeTy II any one. Il 10 not only bsst o. msttsR Of
Prpc pre-, bet it is ths % h 10 psaos end henos
10 regard to duty, let me- in ousion Of this b0stV
sEsr igfoTn you that nearly hundred ysars ego thSru
sGs day Of rsnarkAbls gloom and daPknsss-
known 81 the dark dAy-G day vhsn the light OF n
slowly tXdn uiSbej, % il by an solipss n
Legislature Of Connecticut In session and A. lie
members sAU the upeKpSc ed and uaSec Dun able daFk
meas coming On, they shared Ia the EsEeIal ave ana
tSnoF. Ii Vss supposed by many that the lAst day.
the day Of juiVmsnt--hsd como. Some one, in ,ba
condemnation Of the hour, moved sn ssjournnent-
Then there old Puritan lsgSlato1 Devsppor,
OF Stanford, Who SaiS that the Lest day bad come,
ns sosFss to Do found 81 his place doing hL duy 0no
thsFeIeTs, moved thGs candles be bFo5 Rbt In tka,
the HOUSE could proceed with is duty. fhsrs va,
qlisnes IN that nAhs niEd-lhs qustusas "a hssv.n,
IL '1islS olinxns': TO CD - pr,s9nt duty,
Du2' en-; tse lh%S's To' d IN our lSaguGse Do
OF 90 more; you SHOULD vish to do Lass Move,
let ms aud your n>theF wear one grey half Zoe snv
Lack Of dusV on your part.
YoSr al c!iosAte father,
z z Lee.
70 G. y. CusIIl Les
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02


81 e 20 ssitasitas &saids ~ 5slasi Us is ~
tssIss
Gass a.plVass w EGPV-ssspEa Wv yacH sA.ls--
GAME RUSSELL AID THs ARMY OF Tas SHENANDOAH.
From Our Special Correspondent
OAhp RUssxLL, Amy OF THE sHsHABDoAH,
Nov. 2s. 1854. !
kosby, In the absence Of his superior cGcer Early,
Is driving brsk business on his Lwn hook. To-day
We have had another Notifying affair. in the loss Of
forty five out OF KY moun,ed men who were sent out
toward she shenandoah east Of Charleston on duty az
scouts. They we're near the Shenandoah River, at
OabelloWn, about six miles east Of Obart slon looking
Tor guerrilias. They found them. Mostly suddenly
appeared 10 them in force twice thrice az large
their oWR-charged and took their line, and made
prisoners of all party hofses and equipments ex
cept fifteen who escaped and came in wish the
The Rebels were probably on the east side Of the
river and watching their opportunity crossed and sur
prised the party.
der OF Gan. Sherdin, named Damp hussel, in honor
OF Gen. Russell, fell before Richmond. The ar
N.Y. by order, 10 hereafter, by direction oil
the War Office, 70 be. known az the ArDyof the She
nAndoah Nothing has been found OF the rebels, els
Their in force or in shape OF picket By reconnossaI'
css beyond Fishers hill
A correspondent Of the Herald, writing under date
of Marlinsbug, thel 2s.h publishes the following:
Parties arriving from the font to-day proclaim al
quiet In that vicinity,
| The GJvernment OF tho United States having re-
built .he railroad from H,rpers Ferry to Winchester
Va, to protect the same from moeslation nom que
riilss dsioyal OFT along the line Of the same
che General commanding 10 instructed by the MI
General commanding, III the event that the Operations
OF said railroad interfered with "by gusriss 81
diioysl zsns arrest oil male secessioniss m tie
owna Vi Snepherdsto wn UharlessoWn Smisl field AND
Bsrryvs ana 10 thsse .osnt counties sending them 70
F,rt AoHsnry hid there DO AnsO dnring the war
also 60 bura Nil gram, destroy all sIb,ssencs AND
20 drive OF all tne suck Delor ne 70 sucn ndiVduas
surnng the stock I'D 70 the treasury sgen'
Deh,hs Of the government the United ssAse
Upoa the arisiDg requiring the EXECUTION
OF the inkusss0Is herein forsn, the same will be
executed promptly and thoroughly, By @dsr OF Big
Gen. Stevenson"
We have reports to-day that rsbsl force, amount
ng " as'ssa hsndrsa, appeared Of New Greek thu
avrnh g. the hns OF Baltimore and O1io Bail.
road, And loek possession IT the came. Troops sse
Hos bang sent up 20 drive ,h,mstWay. Passengers
Oy Ne mail aiscre6I tbsbe reports, "a they AN
aud heard lolhing vi them az Nav Oree but heard oi
= GstIs bgat al Aoorefid yesterday, In which our
Loss soma twenty nsn. The same ioice may have
come down 70 New creek To- day After the TAIN had
OassRd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
-.HlM MY


psiE --fhI.s Ssess ESQ last ssssssAy, .s tss ie.s
train on the fredericksburg railroad was asbdrg az
Milford, the Conductor, D.wd II, BevsnS, who had
stepped from the train on the platform, shot by
James Scott one Of the coascrpt guard Of Caroline.
The weapon used BY SCOTT WAC revolver. Bsvans at
the time of the shooting WIS in the 40. of putting
memorandum book into th, left breast poke. OF his
coat The ball struck tho back of his right hand, and
passing through the hand lodgedin the memorandum
book. Blu. for the Interpolation Of this book, B,vsns
would Lave been killed instantly. Tie bonos Of lila
hand we're badly crushed. brought TO this city,
and in the course of two or three dsys, when has
wound was found 10 be moro serious taan at bret be-
| lieved, was removed Tor better attendance 10 tie
Officers Hospital Here In vpite Of tho best attention
OF nurses aud physicians, he Continued 10 grow worse
from day TO day until ast Saturday, when hs oovsIy
Was dhpsired Of de, however, lsnguishsd till y,sler,
day morning at O'Clock, when bee pred. sc,u Hss
arrested and CARRIED bsioie u;ee o. caroline On The
day OF the shooting, and .ied by the Justice,
after hearing 90 much Of Tho as was 10 &c gaertd
from persons abest Milford, 10 give bail IL. % eco 10
keep hS peace. sc,tIs sccosat Vi tie ,.u sss that
Bsvals had insul.ed bis vile.
Several days before the shooting BevAns mad been
informed tLss Scott had ihr stsuea " Shoot HIM On
| sight, and had been warned 10 be prepared. Bs,aps
did prepare HIMSELF not only BY Carrying arns, but
also Dy making suca arIa1gemsnIs Vi he lff.Is az
we're proper IN Q IN q tIpscsipg 10 Do k.usa. But.
before mssIing Win SCOT Is r.ceiyoa tar,Lsr lL,,r
maIon that ssott had sgre,d 70 Lie puLo.. of
IAkDg his lilo upoa coLdivn thas Iney wesu ~ meet
~ snAnsefs-iAey hs fUrnerIy been iulraa.e ir Loi
"a the DAY Vt tns saooL 4. wnen The ua.n sas
on is up trip. BsvAns got III as III dlo.u eurli the
STOP maze irtIt -.tan tlI .I,, . 40 au.n
rery hear sootL Nsisasr sp.LJ W t.s o.nsr sso,s
| appeaisd W Do A~png IN ,oa iAi.h lls ps.mLs 10
iet The matter aftp lnis tlI.s Is yauu Il Lis tuaio
and on too ieurn Vi ths TAIN " NM ofa le u, yued
AID though sjot! was ths.s Bsiofs, Iasd =. eps
watcn oys1e.ls.
besanr, i.qdsuuy darL hs iiIeLs, aLu with full
conVolion Ina. 10 aL.uL ~ di u,o.st,a laI La
"a inLooent eiiLes vi Any ianlacJ Wita MIS- OF
VI o. .ssf LaVlIg Gfer,d L,r al iE.uIt
saost ail,r Esi 4 .urL.e i-usv.ly ite Ca:,.1s IN
.Iee OF The Peace, isIl home aud ,iLed ,ls 10 Vr-
slnia ta'Ary.
NJ. EsSaas Las been 10 tho emplo, uaebt Of ,ba
fredericksburg RAifo.i U.mpAuy 10. more tLsu u
years, 1ha Was sssselsd sLd .espeo.sa Uy All WIN
Anew him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
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RICHMOND WING.
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EVENING WING.

We shah publish, to-day, at O'Clock P. L., and
,srV succeeding day Sundays sHcsPsed 81 the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain tie latest news BY nail and telegraph
W 70 the hour Of going 70 pss, editorials local intel
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
The Herald says
DIED.

On ursssy morning. lat instant the tesrs Hospital IN
this city, Lieut. D. H. bEVANs, company u gd STATE
and Potomac Railroad.
His hiends and iantsne,s respectfully invited /, Al.
tend his funeral Hlo Prt aJ MOKhInG, ~ II O'clock ON
the Broad srs,t hethoaist 0Lurch, (Rev. Mr.. Dune.n
80 BanimoTe and msshiI gton papers ease copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICE..

We would respectfully call the attention Of
when will fer, In sd It'll "a, '~''
10 bale 44Augusia sheetiogs
co IS do do q
81 do { 8 Cotton 0snsburgs,
10 do C6n,n Y rms
81 pairs Cavalry Rooti,
10 jrs Pickles, &C..
Several Gold and Silver Wstchel
Sale Of fobaccos st'.0 o'clock.
Do shestings, Yarns and Carpets. ct 10 o'clock
des-H ROBINSON, ADAMS co.