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l. MR: ). n. PATTIsoN. PIANIST.
On sAr r1kfa sf EvHsi f,fsG Tss 1885,
u On Witch cscaeS hs following artists will appear
Mr. s. O. CAMPBELL.
and FULL ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction r, e ruov.s
Tickets 80 cents; Reserved Seats 81 cents extra.
For sale at Irving Hall and the Music stores
IN Positively laM night but one Of the
Mr. wHEATLEY in hts original character OF LAGARDERE
T"E HProoTTnEAATTEMoEx o.v o,.our
Opposite ths Academy Of Music Fourteenth street cv,
'0p'' Th,s tRa xfrERNo0a ana kvHSlSG.
s7ssso
~ o'hH EVERY DAv AND EVENING
.u. PEsFoRMISo DoGs AND MoNKEss rvpe
KNOWN IN AMERICA.
They appear every Afternoon and Evening IN conjunction
~ THE MAMMOTH 39gKsI&fAx COMPANY.
ENDLESS VARIETY or ENTERTAINMENTS.
would s ]: II; ..... ....
r. Extraordinary skill dooy And oosd'eoce 70
wONDRoys CIRCUS TROUPE
OF rEwEKH iSM 'suk Roas 1 SEIs sp2skErs
MUST BE SEEN 40 fo ~ oaEDIrxp.
7se Bs:. circle Sc: oaildrsn ia! priss H%phiS:s
tre 2Jr. Doors open afterroon. at ~; evening" aC74
ass wosDsRs 81 r F woo
from Aseys Royal Amphiheare London. and the Cirque
rrAIs i sasx sSS sD ;.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcTIONEER.
Nl VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNER OF CHAMBERS
AND CHURCH STREETS.
j. n. LUDLOW CO., viii sell ut auction. Friday.
February 26 1861 II o'clock the Exchange Salcsr0om.
II, broadway Trinity Bniding). N z.
CHAMBERS STREET-T,he very valuable lots OF ground
Nos l04 and lO6 Chambers street southwest Of
Church street Two Ave story brown stores erect
cd the lots
desirable property and underiease expiring
MAY 1875: ground 5000 per tenant
all ases and assessments with privilege Of renewal for
twenty years
Pine street.
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eyIsE5ss tgoS!essEs .nor.srr
'hs A1HE 5sS a kk4zSAs saa2 2HE'r
s.s ,MassS = ISL Exchange sassroo.
crop AMP $HIn srSES!gzrA, valuable
SS: ss %s nsa: a on ssa
PEARL st9y and si.is brick Hou.s and
a. feel front % ises rear and about depth
ana sAx srl saaas .
on IL rs
wa and I a.f; sss
1 e s o1 rS' as se SroH ous and
Lot so5X Mott street, Blocker House ik2s BY 20.
FoTRrH xvENUE-rwo lets, east side. 50 feet south Of
Eighty nth street. ''o' i X 81 sGi
~ Ls ws NE .%s ga1 o
= cHEsTSur AND MARKET srRERrs-io Lots run.
ming through and Jamaica Turnpike each rs by vC
Book maps ma, be had at Office auc,ionee No.
MonRis WILKINS. Aygr1oNEEE
ds y iss Ala clock Exchange saiss- DOM
By order q William Lottmr ESQ., executor Of estate Of
sts In Hsr suTT issSsoxnYx
sTss Lei S.s,ss street Goais; Soass
Ais. :a,ss high stone
sse .ajonins above house. sss1o lots Saf hc socs
% ss H. F?Ss Gs:s% III
sssf s s fss 4. H sSss Court and Smith houses
5 Tot. YES; side Who'll. front between
For permits to see the houses Apply to the suconeers.
M GERS win sell this DAY tfriday Feb 30 AZ 4 O'clock
cos - cy o. Is enrSoS and A.
Whisky; also large lot 2" nranass and Other iIuo
PugLIc SALE OF 4 VALUABLE F AZ ORDER
Ne pre- nisss Tss Farm a@n Iuad situated
s1s Nav ssa
:Hass ass ss s..s
nS a arsy f me i ans Easy Gn SGns
s:SS=s & r "a si .s:ss:
ss sAs e stgFssEE r.
Ss .:s: n: :;s.sa: ss
has bath waite. closet; and water .hIoashou. Al:c
" Is. s%: ss: 49,
Executor a Il 4sa N ssi F1's..
pAyssnoE,"y !: SALE s.s THIS DAx (, y, .sIs
1assa q ~ *s IS sIs
r. HA NH. 81! ayG sssss7 February - M
Al 10 o'clock At No B Platt street,
CONTINUATION SALE OF fa
HARDWARE.
Commencing st catalogue lot $50
s s a .na sss oi s- h has:
saws Ss' y wniffrrExonE rIAzELL. Aucaopeer.
O. Liberty street
ID \ ROLLINS. AucyroNEER. MULLtpY, 4 Rel,
lG. LfSS win this day, ~ clock NJ NO. t98 Canal
vssy sest lss assortment g ne And second
mahogany and walnut Dressing and other Bureaus Wash.
eAnda rasor. Dinng loom ana Coaas su,,n nssscs,
koSany C,taes and other Redeads Mattresses Beds AMI
ncadins. China 0law and Wood Ware. Desk, Coun.
g HwnxAs a CO, AucToEEEEs-ssLL THIS
Tcom sewe large lot q Imports M, ana az So1 rve
wh!skey Ccsnse AID ot.rd Brsndies ppe: q Gin Rum
Fort aud Sherry Wines also, 1877 cases ana CnAm
payne and other Liquors, Segnrs, &c Sale positive
| THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO GIVE sPE
SALES o. HOUSEHOLD rURNIruRE
xss 81 sq Rs Usidg EsrzE s SOCKS BONDS &C.,
\ -. :. ~ suction or Al private sale, y. &
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VILLAGES - x,ou, FRIDAY.
Mr. .rssk s's sgEi sis sssaLr Attractive
''f Ros aMS fs.f'
hSslss S"GS ,s " sssFSs 1s nS sA ssHss
sSMSs us a sasr Mr. cyk NOS r MAS
sss,1s MS aAaaErf' Mss Ls BsUS And MISS
rWRso ,sn ,rlr ors,asi ca , .s r,
FRIDAY d ss,, TIISsy, nssGDAs.
MR. RI LEsTEs y LLscR,s BgsErIr
s $, H. ' e fo sss'' s%sS oSI'a' mo
poa'meas an sr eomps,s so,aas ~
y, Tss ss.'sfTs ITFs %SttAcE
sNsksS SoLiAsb WITH WITH. i 10Y TStsa ssis:
ssSs sSsh rGrs r s RSFH and M
s 4SSssaAy II 4 s.ss T EaNa a5Eo
wEDSEsDAY-2d lime MASKS AND FACES
Eox's OLD BoNERY THEATRE
A''''' cRosbs si TF Crowds = f''
g@ KxrE re ss tx
BEiLLiAKT
wH,oi MUST SHORTLY
,o~I'a re Pa s's sESS SSs$. NOVELTIES
THREE oLosiious PIECES
s Asr s al Aa niH 1 raS4aMrna
- HOUSE iSUss thai TaAT i i;sk s sS!Ss
s0Sr FIRE. Sssz zSs ,y,. s sa s5SsE..Hr''
. 4, most effective drama
iSS s$S bssat,| II; ss: ;Ss:sv''
Win Mr. AZ hsS Var. xsfss1os s"d Other.
Last day performances Of the Pan'omime.
gsssssS 9s as
First repetition x $Ss:. 6's 'osrs Of
~ a"i Sss NJ 1s2%ts S:' s.9xs
Door. o oo e r e. ss . Il ss s. ser
Box office darinsthe day 81 No. sss Broadway.
HofE CHAPEL us BHoADy ss3rsrsssrH WEEK.
Every night Al. O'Clock
xATxorH srEREoscoPIIcoS;
COMPLETE Ts so GE sHn
An entire change every day
ssDis SsFSosS WEI sS SSs TEN
ANGST b XII SF HSE RESORT.
Each az "a sEssD ro isHs S 81 III =
20
''.s .aa =. sI isfs' EHysEIse-5o AND FRO ,.
Laeas D
Arci-vae OF Avoca-R,n nd Tower Kidare-Ruins Of b.
Johns Castle. AntrimThe Trosnchs HOTEL Scot
lsad-The Rookery e Asfrd Enslana-Od English Oaks
Ariel the Sprte-M iiam Shaksrere-Statue Of he Fart
Or chahamThe Place de In Concrde and The Great ohe.
Grand Bas Relief Of War; aud 'Glery the Arch OF
Triumph magnlcent-The Pavilion DE- Kohan-New Lon.
Paace-The a7on-Cupid and a Nymph. by Muller
Lyons from the Heights FonrvicresT,e Slaughter
Of the lnnocentsColonnade OF tie Sans S,nc Palace at
rotsdam-Mosco from tho Kremlin-Thn Church q :,
Bias tus Moscow-M0N Ccrvin AMI the Lac de Gornrt,
Swift rrlnud-Thc Cascades OF Gavarn-Martignv in the
Yaiaiskome and 81. Pt.r's-pannrama Of inlern"-Tha
Hypaethrat Temple Pharaoh's Bed, the Island OF
Phil = Eaypt-ihr Principal Court the Temple OF PHI
lm-viaw "a the First Cataract on the Nie-Dstant View
OF thu Pain and City of Damascus onastcry Of St Saba
nS4bu ten the Ancient SanarIahJerusa-
lem. General vrwThe Tomb Of Canoena the Shakspere
OF Portugal, Macao In China-Aeriai Ferry Rome
Bridge over the river Pastasa At Asoynu in South Anne.
rca-Amhnto g. A. blt Cert abovs tho se'-The BRIDAL
Veil IN aliforn troup Huge Trees 10 Mariposa Grove.
Ca-Homewar pound-Natural Steps at Npnmssenci.
Cana a-The Niagara Susr nsion Brscge-Tamc Rock In
Winter Garb-Thr Rapis of Niagara fran Luna lsand-
Two Aneilnvian Worthless ~ Renownw ashtngton Sta
tue on unlon sqnare-Th- Ensign Of Liberty.
Doors opcn at 7: tours begin IT 3.
Matinee afternoon nj O'Clock.
Adntss on rs cents reserved seats % cents
Carriages may he ordered At I, and o.. o'clock:
II. H. McKEON. Manager.
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A Ivan C. BAKER 4 co, AUCTIONEERS.
N ALBKRf HAYWOOD, AUCTIONERR. lNT
NAGNlFICEN. BOUSENOLD FURNITURE.
RIAN0FOR7R. sTAlvARi, PAINTINGS, BRONzES.
"A II MgRwIN AUG rTONRER. gsti 5s4.s rr,f. ped
"A. ~ BANGS, MEkwIN CO.. Irving Buildings, 6N

FRIDAY BVKNINU FEB. 26 AT7 O'CLOCK, NJ
Private Library Of abla STANDARD Works and Miscella
Iaueous Literature Manv OF them salt and half calf
bludiuys. Aso Onirs Desk, two Once Tables
Aight Chandelier &C. For particulars catalogue.
a j BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER HANDSOME ENG.
i!;h hassmsnt House on Tairtyeishh stree,.A J.
1885, O'Clock at the Exchange sassroom III Brord
Of Ave. Park and Lexington avenues; in
aatr ssaircassIc. Possession May l. 1854 size about
block For maps terms, &C., apply to the auctoneers.
~ Cedar street. t-1 s8Hfs.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR THE ISSUING OF
1000 sheets tha the sye OF the Daily New Of weekly
Democratic Newspaper for twelve months Tho advertiser
furnishes the matter for tho AL other dntes and
penses at the cost Of the publisher Address w. Herald
oIce rHs 100
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NEW BOWHRT THEATRE. f
~ Soe roprietor. J. MneAyA
FRIDAY Eventng. February %, 1884,
Tenth night OF the distinguished American actor,
r.wp uo~,c, Mr. z. EDDY
THE PUprIC PRRSa.
. THE PUBLIC VOICE.
TICKET or LEAVE MAN,
~ performed ~ this establishment,
Onk or THE WONDERS OF ThB AGE
s' UNArPRo acH ARLR sOBNnRY
Splendid ILLUMINATED EFFECTS,
CAPITAL MOUNTJE09,
IMMENSE CAST OF CHARACTERA
SHOUTS OF APPLAUsK
bv audiences who nightly
THR0N0 THIS POPuLAk PLACE OF AkUek110K
MR.. e. EDDY
ROBBERY 1SsRrERLY.
The young and p''a'ef s e. fssoHsff,rAcn.
HAwKsnAw. riHiE DRrKcrrvE
MRS. W. a. JONES
Al May Edwards.
Mr. Gen. Hrookos .0roen J0noq
Miss Kate Newton .HAm WtuouSne4
MT w. MArdeu the Rt4of
Miss Hathaway. Emig 81 ExreTe0e
Mr. Glnsssord. On Mees
""' '''''Se MICHAEL. TaiiE; MANIAC "''s.
Michael. tho Maniac ........... Mr. q. G. Bonifsse
Rphon: Geo. Brookcs; Frank Mr. Msrdcn; Whsker. AA0
Kate Newton.
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"A MR. w. J. FLORENCE.
begs 10 otter to the public and his friends the
son Of his sincere and abb ling Of that
port which gwen his Mrs Fior-nres en- gage
mcnt ut the Winter GArien duration beyond his highest
expectations and no believes unprecedented tho New
York stage, and bees 10 annorncst at
HIS BENEFIT
FRIDAY EVENING, 18th,
when wiz te presented Tom TAviors
TfCKEr-OP-LBAvE MAN.
ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL
,. BROADWAY,
The OF the above famous for geek
bees leave to announce to the uncounbe millions who
COMPLETE PLACE or AMUSEMENT
" the world that IN addition TO the great attractions
THE LOVELY FEMALE ATTENDANTS.
THE.aROrESpUE COgTU NBS -
THE MAGNIFICENT APPuRrENANCES ~
THE GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.
THR RAPHAELTrE CARTOONS,
et MOVING sCkNEs ON THB ROSPHORU6,
&C. &c, NJ All enorn,ons expense he has procured
BEAUTIFUL LADY OF FORTUNE
Tin the deadly of Forids) would form text
for the Grating This lovely being will be IN
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
BARSUM SUPERSEDED
the shape Of nouesorpt animal caled), from the
island OF Sarawak, which will Also be- exhibition. It 10
quite harmless and viii drink twhen askcdj One learned
ANfMxL VEGETABLE OR MIEgnAL.
Admission free. FRANK BURNS.
Apply ~ above. st tA
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w LILLIAN Writers, AUCTfONEBRw WILL SELL THIS
bay q y O'Clock, ~ entire Furai,rre Of the ho q
street consisting IN part q PAfor chsmosr ninng Room
Horses Wagons Harness. Garden and Farming Utensils
&c. &C. Cam leave Chamber aud Thirtyhrsi street every
"a
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CLEEvH BUTTONS AND STUDS NEW sTYLEs-0SE
- two, three Ave. six. eight ten. twelve hfteen twenty
10 thirty dollars a set. For sale by
GEo. G, ALLEN. No. AS Broadway
door below Canal street.
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WrLLrAM ABBOTT. AUCTroNBEp Wilt SELL ON
VI AZ g ox o'clock tho contents Of The vnesss
vinegar Barrels. suitable for liquor dealers Venetian
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a ACII0N N0TICE-wILLlAA IHVNus AUCTION
Carriages, top and notop Bugies. &c
Clinton r. Osgood will sell this (Frday February &C. at IL
clock ID front Of saesroom u Cedar street, near
5shkng top Bugyiea
q CITY built no Top.
.7fo9r seat Park and Depot wagons s4lf d
s. no top boz Road Wagons
Second hand shifting top. boz Buggy.
Two seat Shutdown Wagon.
Harness, NO.
ne
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NM:wIrTBRs AUcTIoNEER--wiLL SELL, THIS
w day nj O'clock at as Canal street executors sale
q Household BsoEcsse PArior Suits
Fer and other 0Asses Centrc, Dining and Tables
Curtains rich Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets
Meodeo FRENCH and Co,sge Bcdseads Hair Maltressc.
Qlnss Ware. Wardrnbss Sofas cha'-a Tab's and BED
Stoves &C. by order Of w. II. MEERS, Esq. Executor OF
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w lillian ABBOTT. AUcr1oNEER, oFFIcR NO. 4
East Broadway, sells this day, at O'Clock. thc con
tents Of the Bucher shop No. ~ Mulberry strcetBocss
Counters. Scales Rack, Saws and AZ other Fixturca
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VERY HIGH PRICES PAID FOR DIAMOND JEWEL.
and in particular for snperlasvsy fac stones OF one
and upwards. u. w. PLUMB Diamond Broker, 5i3
Broadway. Valuation per cent Hours from . 70 10 A.
NJ and TO r. NJ only.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN. wIrTERs. AUCriONEER-wfLI SELL. THIS
dsv, O'Clock at 80 Canat Tie entire stock
ssd rrt.re, Of 0roccry sto.s-Csu1tsrs, Shcvins,
Vinegar. Meat Racks saws soapa Pickles., bourbon
Whskcy. brandy. Champagne Wine, Show Gases and
I'll other GOODS usually found In grocery also ono
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w ArcHEs.-sILvER WATCHES OF ALL DEscRIr
silver Hunting Lepins wa.chsA 81, SIG s's and SO
each. 49, N5s.sf
silver Hunting Detached Levers SIS. sis $40 $22
Silver Hunting English Paten, Levers s,s sss go so
70 SIS each.
warranted and sent By mail express to all parts Of
'A' e'"''' GRO q ALLEN. AIS Broadway
door below Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

M GODS MINSTREL HALL. 5lt BROADWAY
w Opposte IT, Nicholas Hotel. Henry Wool. propret0S
IMMENSE SUCCESS STILL TRIUMPHANT.
Crowded houses, Crowded houses Crowded houses.
To witness tho artistic representation OF
THE AMERICAN OPERA.
MONDAY Feb, ~ aud every during the woeks
WOODS MIHSTRRLS
l. Charley Fox Frank j. T. Royce Cool White y
Henry &. o. Lockvoot. Glenn. Stewart Master Woes
Isascs Brothers, Shaprott Patterson Let's &c &C.,
VIII appear In their unappr aehabo enter talnmenI
OH HUSH.
Sam johnson Cool White Rqse ,....J. I. Boyss
THE AFRICAN CAMILLE.
Armand Duvaf Charley Fox Ga Frank BroWso
nisroTIGAt ylrIsckEcEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
Rrv1a ~ NA1eN.

We copy the following from sMacon contemporary to
show what Is thought in that locality Of . practice
which vas insugurated here several months ago
Our attention has been called to an enoImy Of ex-
tOron In this city that the world will look upon as
most dsgrsceu on rage that should consgn TO ntamy
the hesGess things perpetrRte the fraud lt 10 the
enormous increase Of that have been instituted
by certain Lar dlOrds or rather gTaspug and heartess
shJlOoks, in this city.
We learn Of one instance Of house that was rented
for thousand dollars the past year. which the owner
now demands SIX thousand dollars rent for during the
coming year. In another case eight thousand doars
Is demanded foe the coming year. from the lat OF %.
tote for property that did not cost ten thousand dol
lars sWO years ago.
Who can lock abreAd over the fals face OF our
btauilul civ and dream that such contemplate ana
dsgraceful Yankeeism should DO lurking IN its fair
pFeeinlsl Who would regret s II S,oneman, tue Bar.
bsrans shells would have destroyed those pieces OF
property? Who amongst ell, but curse In our hearts
the grsspng aVarce and despioable Deanness o. men
who thus seek 10 ruin young nation, BY breaking
up IL money credit and depreGilts tho value OF lis
circulation.
We think there are very few people In our goody
civ Who would cry over tie total destruson OF the
property of such mseraby uDpaEioIc, and heartless
harpies Who could blame the people II they shouted
laugh Of 10y and delight at the distraction Of such
secursed property We would not lift foyer to cave
IT, # il did not endanser the homes OF truS and good
people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
Conspicuous Calamity Of our Troops
[Press Dsslateh.l

PEFIRsBURG August 2e.-The affair on tho Weldon
Railroad yesterday very gallant one and aucceas-
ful 10 ite rs'u,. Wnlle the enemy's cavalry, under
General Spears engaged In tearing up tie track
several miles beyond Rams, Gea. Hampton t.ckea
and forced them back bsbnd their Infantry supports.
General Hampton tnen dismounted bis men and fought
their infantry, gr, daily bat stefd Oily pushing them
rack until the; reached their strong WORKS. one mile
this sidO OF Reamy, capturing about eight hundred
prisoners.
At O'Clock in tao afternoon, General Hill attacked
the ensmy's works, sad after short bat sharp fight
took them osptnring q large number of pfisonsra and
nice pieces OF artillery.
The enemy 6-d II great confusion. Col. Pegram, Of
Richmond, TUNED the captured guas upon he enemy,
with gvea. tf.ot.
The number of prisoners will probably roach twenty
five hui dred. Dr gadier General Cutler captured
The prisoners teOng Hancock corps, aud have been
brought TO tOwO.
There considerable firing down the road to-day,
but no hosvy fgn:ing Oar cavalry acted with con-
spicuous gslAp,ry.
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80 RALDERs IN eEoRaLA.

TIE Macon Telegraph Of The IS inst. ststes that
General RsyDolda' brigade occupied Jones6oro Saiur-
day morning WithOu; opposition. Tue day previous
tbs enemy drove a email fOies Of men out Of the
theo AID barn. the depot, court house, hotel Ars.
Jbnsons residence three cars and damag' the tank
and pumps sgAdy TIE ordnance tram thai vas stand.
& 2 ,hsrs made lis esCaps. They tore up about enc
milo Of TIA sok this place and retired, a. above sa-
ted, without 6yhs Je5,erdsy morning.
Alter their departure General Reynolds made prspl-
rstioas move farther down The Tosd in anticipation
Of tbeis reaepsarancs s. some other POHt Sending
engine aud tive cara attaolsd-he dispatched small
party down the road % administers, with nstiuO
roas 70 ,5e eDgaeer 10 fll back 70 the man train on
Ihe first appearances Of toe enen!
Tee raiders, a. it afterwards .urned out, concealed
smssiTes 50 vel in Piees Of woods near Loyioy's
Su, that tn Gfs. pa,sy passed without discovering
thsm. This Nas 10 dOgbs iaieodsd .os pretty good
trsh che 6r 3 train considered gagged" and all
Fsmsinsd eaes Until the APPROACH Of he lager train,
wlica they no doubt supposed contained sick ano
ueended Z, hers, when hey rushed ou PiOg rails On
de ira AID ting hto the Gsn. Ttis ezsraOrdipary
sun m1ps 70 hslt uss promptly responded 20 y Gen
sIal Rsybol6a AIksrsilnl Neo iumsd ately formed s
,ins Of ba,,ls sad sdssaSed u2oa the sneuys They
gave wey Immediately cur neo diving tasm back on te
OsrsiUa Of our cavalry who had eoRs sP sad form
"a II ther rear. sssing thsir si'usrOo, they made :
sesrers.s charge breaking cavalry lines and ssosP
jpv in the direction Of HoDoaoUga. Oar eay'Fy, oOD-
,ug Of N a JlsksOns, krssEOags sPd Fulksrson' .
oOmnar8, eli we're N pursuit. s;VefL men were
brought in bSdly sounded in The head By Yankee
sabres.
Cen Reynolds Is imstSs the eosmya toTeo at 5000.
We learn iron vel informed sourre that the road
unbe rP drsl and trains fdnnilg 'h'Sug6 % Atlanta
BOndsy night
Tss vhOls damage consists IN TIE cunning OF q con-
sbuotlOa rsa Of Al engine and seventeen cars ana
the tsaringup - shout cue mile aRd ball Of pssk,
81 tola Fss eneisg o. Superintendent Tyler eli
speedily Overcome this dsTapgsmsnt, and the road
working win ia usual pssosloa in day OEtWo Il fur
thesL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
tas 10 sshsr aam,ss Ghsn sGs lIosty been DONE 40.
t6sdipg to tho Yankee accounts.

sas 10 ethsr aamass chan 6Gs AIssty been Done 40.
<6fdipg to tho Yankee accounts.
se tfIRRINo EIws xrPEorRD.
The Macon Telegraph says: "FsOm iRfOrmsiio we
have received it would not surprise String and
exciting news were heard from Wsst and ktdls Ten
nesce wilbia the ntxs ten dsys grand Tan being
put in en- caiOn that viii not alone Wrsst our sister
State from the hands Of the enemy, bit viii add TO the
dficultss Of SbsInih. What The plau s. aud What is
being dOne We no. prepared 70 tAy just now Our
readers win be spprsed in due time"
TIE sIKeE OF CHARLESTON.
During the twenty four hourI closing at six O'Clock
Tuesday Afternoon (tbs Az day Of the sisge) one
hundred and thirty shots red For. SUMTER
Yankee baiq1entne, ia coming inside the bsr Tues
day morning, grounded en- the bar. Trree tugs vere
engaged during The day erdsayoriug to haul her of
About half past three O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the
enemy oommsiosi pheling the city. Eleven ahc $
we're died up ~ T. N. There was no charge ia the
feet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
DANVILLE LIENS.

We copy the following paragraphs from the Danville
Register of yesterday;
Fresh from the StiH-EAry Monday uornirg, Main
street wss crowded with wagons from North Carolina
laden WITH apple brandy, fresh and burning from toe
dstileries, az bound for the Richmond Market The
bsrres w5e TO led cut at the railroad depot and the
total quantity Of the liquor not much short OF 900
gsllors There are 10 legal restrictions against the
nsnufs etuIe OF araens spirits IL North Carolina.
We understand Z az mere has been heavy decline
In the Redmond markets. that it Is doubtful whether
the prOtls anticipated will b. rea ID upon this lot It
is said to SCI! there nov a5 $50 per gallon.
Sorghum The recent rains have been Of great ber
eft % importae plant and We judge that the
yield II the the present season. will be very large
TIE Priess-At Ne. Meals auction, last Saturday,
coffee was soli Sll per pound, bacon az 50 % and
So, aud cotton ysrn ~ $45 P,r buneh.
Wheat "A good deal OF this article has already been
enggd By consumers the price agreed upOn generally
being $50 per bu.hel
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ToRF NOseAN WILL NOT sURRISD
EPnN sHERNANs ARNY.

The latest adVces from shorrnan's army are up to
the " inst BY way Of Louisville. T1e most interest
Ing are with regard 70 the
MOVEMENTS wHEELuR.
The Nashville 1tRss couta rs q report that General
Whes r's rebel forces aVe crossed the river above
Chattanooga though there s report that be has gone
70 East Tennessee. Toe last Is discredited.
Isis reported that train bound from ROCKVILLE to
Chattanooga was captured evesDd BY she rebels,
and hist an empty train bound from Chattanooga to
A ants was also captured by them. Tas occurred on
Thursday.
The iogdfcatons Of Knoxville resist efsciually
i've ii r es gee number Of m1n 10 Wheclsrs force
General S.eedmahs w0uod ms Only light scratch
uuder the eye de drove the resels for ve miles, and
thea escaped to chattanooga
dsceditcd report prevailed ct Nashville that the
rebe! General Buckuer lad been Led ina recent battle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-29
500 mILLEoN LOAN.
NOM-TAXABLE BONDS.

NUN-JBAIDLE DUNUS.
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Richu ond aug %, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
~ above Bonds 81 Teesfury price Of ts5
ioeres will d s0n,in ied After 5h day OF hsgs
Der nsx when the sal s have Isac.ed sey mtg mios
dollars n Ah be sold before the tad cob day
2,embeE The s be sosp ndei 10 son Ter tas
,noy Of advancing TIE price, .nd .ue notice VII DC CIV
thti resumption the pIice frei upon the Bo1dF.
Secretary Of the Treauy deens bis duty " call th
Gpe Attention Taxpayers -eTa aad pacu AIRY ,h
az leuura this uecs. THIS Sh ud Ue III taAsT
Up BY own people
be payment OF Interest to foreign cou.tlss viii b. onerou
nd oppressive the return pease ana i0N pricts.
And that ali cultural products cmnbnlug Sueb
high iee Ing In the Boad OF the Gy taxpHy
the payment OF lntereAt q. A. TRk~ HOLM,
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