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am A Cairo dispatch Of April Nth

n@- A Cairo dispatch of April 14th
says Forrest, with some 5000 rebel troops
attacked afrd1eaptured Fort Pillow a few
days previous. The garrison was com
composed mostly of negroes, all of Which
were either killed or captured. Fort Pill
low is an isolated fortress on the -Missis-
sippi, whero those negroes were left, be
yond supporting distance from our army
to the tender .mercies of the rebels.
Truly it is.a blessed thing to repose in
Abrailaili.s s bosom. ~ tfi 3ifC; yttf
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1Hr. Lincoln and Ilis Admin
fstratIOn Innpeached by "a
esfsS E0yak,s - Paper. q So

hN9t sial ~ yo23 g3il%oii9s sd1 T93
= Ess No zone fail 70 read carefully the
sfsieIs Fremont vs.. Lincoln on our
kfstpage. which We copy from. the New
York Nation, AM intensely 'sLoyal' pa
ysfssscehtly startsdlby the Fremont fac
SiSa., .sfhe Ohio s,stdtesman says of it: q,
a A more scathing review of Mr.. Lin
coln'a public acts-a more terrible expo
sure of his iprstensiens to honesty and
c.pacity, has dnot been, and We might al
next Say, eopld not be written. Ws,have
nbthing to add to the indicsmeDt, which
IS sun,med up In the1eonclasion that Mr..
Lincoln tsis, Of ALI thescitizens of the
EnitedsStztes, the least honest and the
anost tsaangerous1's No one of those who
opposed Mr.. Lincoln's election has ever
prenouneed upon. his career with such
severity as marks this manifesto from his
qdoadam friends. We submit to- the par
sysnd its organs whose business it is to
defend tbs sPreside1t, that the enginery
efsadebuneiaiionf an terrorism which for
thfes 5eass past has, been held to tear
apon die Democracy must now be turned
upon this new andg more savage and re-
lentless foe.
The, fate. which awaits. all "trimmers y
Ias at last overtaken Mr.. Lincoln. The
Gn II shrewdness which he brought with
k.im from his law practice in Springfield
snspired BIN With the idea that he m ght
bold q middle course between. the great
parties--that he might maintain an ap-
pcarance Of pect for coiisti utional obi
< sion, and yet retain the support of the
fiction which secuted every such consid-
-sratioh. erhe Coasefvaive masses of the
COUNTRY accepted in good faith the assur-
s4lices Ind pledges he give them; the Radi-
exls Uncovered tile double game he play
Cd, .and sssiscardjng him. as lca1cr, only
stsfefassd hfnf. Tor the future as a too
Such character as Bincoln's bent ON
pleasing two partiess will invariably be
sSnled bysthe more sexeiting and hostile Of
lthe twoL sActordingly.9 while the Radi-
Gals were never tired OF yilifying th,.
president they had elected. and demand 4
ing irums him nev sulrsndsrs VI priuci-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
SPRING ELECTIONS.

The spring elections in pennsylvania
and Ohio have resulted very fasorabiy to
the Democracy. The majority in Penn
sylyania is estimated at 5000. IN this
State the Democracy have gained nearly
every place except in Cincinnati, Dayton
and Lancaster. ,.,;t,.f....
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

ThoSecessioRists Rhett, Slidell and Co.,
exultea over the prospect of I1incoln s
election. War has since given absolute
power'to the Abolition President, and to
his Secession enemyl Both are willing
to probing their sway, no matter at what
sacrifice. In the meantime both North
and South are perishing under the greed
the treachery. and the tyranny of these
two profigate oynasties.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

ssf8e The Democratic Gentrsi C5h,mitte,
sfssionroe Count y.aare ns,tf6ed to NEE,
At the Probate Judges Office in Woods.
HsIl{ On III ~ sEpss fsfs ,s5f
bsz 8 sssaisssaay, gfsy. 3, 1864, aaisaiaa
For the purpose of fixing the time sfol
holding CovntysC Conyehti1n, and Tor the
yaFo6se 81 IRA 6sactih hgs snah other ibusi.
ness IS may come ebefors them. 1oits ess ]
sid bss1 9 by order, hfss ,lssH
t4ss 10 iiWMssFRUAX, Chairman. ID
fratsfnd q szn l.se- Z 1ef. - = ,sllliaril rl-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
THE NEWS.


The Democracy elected their ticket
in Milwa1k ee on. Tuesday by the usual
majority.
The Democrats have carried Madison'
Ind, by onestundred majority.
H. S. Brown; radical Republican
publishes an article nearly four cuiunns
in le, 9Th in the Milwaukee News, all o1
which is directed against Mr.. Iineoin; Z
The rebels in Arkansas are satd1oI
be well supplied with clothing and shoes
FROM England, received through MeAito.
The EAbelitionist{ carried OpnHectil
cut BY their usual ma iofity. 4 Il ~
The same esweet-scented party carried
Cincinnati by about the same majority
of last FILL i'sT ofa2iiis lza il4i
The Administration are using every
possible means to secure the defeat of
McClellan's nomination. by the Chicago
Convention.
Evidence is accommodating that Nc
Clellan's. original plans for capturing
Richmond will be again adopted,
1t is said that. not single Senator
from the Western States favors Mr.. Lin
coins denomination. They are all op-
posers OF the government.
If things go IN AS they'are now going
the niger will soon, get sovain and proud
that they will scorn to'nlarry Abolitiou.
| lists. 4'' iI'& fs
Our national debt is reported to be
about 4 900, 900. 600 of dol.rrs for three
years war, while'the dcLt of 6 reat britain
does notexceed th>t tsum, having accumu.
LOFT faA l,o
Second.
I The Boston Post says "hundreds Of
families in Boston are either dispensing
with butter entirely, or using it in the
smallest possible quantities, on account
of its extravagant price.
-An admiring editor calls Old Abe ''s
whole team. horse to ict' If you will
give fair credit for the ears, we will ad-
mil that his administration is a'whole team
and several Jack asses To let.
Mr. Prentice, uf'the Louisville Jour
nal, gets off the following good hits:
'''The California Legislature calls this
mighty Unque,tionably, the Almighty
can work with mighty mean tools.
An English newspaper says that only
one person, got to the bottom of, th'
i Sehleswlng llolstein question, aud h'
was German professor, who irnmediatel
went mad.
/ "A German, paper in Iowa, in th'
Fremont interest, says Lincoln has M
friends, aud .cuunscls Fremont to call /;
Peoples Convention and seize the nolniha
+! ton. - m ---f
Butter, of prime table quality, sole
lin Cincinnati. yesterday at % cents pc
:, pound. gsrsfy.9t JrsraEt-. .r....-..s...,
:! 9r-lIFnndreds oftnegroes are being dali.
forwarded North from Memphis.
! -culpepper, Va, is to be made per
1 manent dspnt for supplies for the Arm.
of the Potomac. fs.5, 81. Lf:...5...s--.t
4 The Mississippi river is lined wifi
gperrillas from Memphis, up to poin
near Cairo. J ,,s.i.
Hon. Thos. Ewing has recovered
and ON the 9th inst. was in the Unite
States Supreme Court room at Washing
oon. ssra-s -s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
The Only Hope for Lincoln

The following plank" was inserted
into the Fremont platform at the Cuopel
Institute organization, which the Lincoln
ties must beat, or go under:
Absolute equality of ALL MEN before
the law, without any distinction Of race
or coLo,, :"
This is pretty hard to beat, but it can
be done. Miscegenation about offsets it
but that will not answer. 1t must be
beaten, and doubtless will be. Indeed
we may say without breech of confidence
that we have private information, that the
following "stunner is cut and dried for
the Baltimore Conventions:
Absolute superiority of the Niger IN
der all circumstances ~
The devil takes the hindmost--and the
foremost CircleviHe Democrat.
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pie, he-was as ,unwearied ia his readiness
to. coacede. Withoutasign of conscisn
tious compunciion he violated every
pledge by which he bad bound himself to
Conservatism, and anwith serviie agility
to Che fafthest lengthsof Abolition policy
in order-te conciliate the fasorsof his in
satiate ofriends," the radicals. His ut
most sacrifices have been unavailing. He
sold himself, but the pay is not forth
looming His masters, for whose sake he
has Forfeited the support of the Gonstl
Etutien-loying people, having accomplish
ed their end with him, are now the trst
in their contempt and hatred of the tool
they formerly employed. They know
him; they helped to make him, they used
/ him. and it is outsof. the fullness of their
knowledge that they now speak of him.
1t is not likely that in the face of such
exposures as the Radicals. are making,
and are able still to make, that the cant
about Mr.. Lincoln's.f'' = honesty will be
III uch longer continued in circulation.
Nor, when it is proclaimed by the most
s. loyal !" faction of the only "loyal" par
ty, that three years of prodigal expendi
fture and reckless bloodshed have only
Broaght the nation to the verge of ruin.
Will there be much room for boasting
about the capacity" of the Executive
who is now running the Government ma
chine in the interest of his own re -nomi-
nation. More probably the popularvoiee
will echo the. truth which comes so 'un
| xpectedly from the Radical quarter whose
lutterances we have been considering,
The country will conclude, with the New
Nation, that eve have beenimposed7upon
long enough The ruin which you 'CMr.
tLincoln) have been unable to accomplish
| in four years, would certainly be con-
summated were you to remain. in power
four years longer Your military Gov
ernors and their Provost Mafshals over.
iride the laws, and the echo Of the armed
heel rings forth as clearly now in America
as in Austria. You HAVE ENcRoAeHED
UPON OUR LIBERTY WITHOUT SECURING
lvIcToRY; AND WE MUST HAVE BOTH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

Dsy- Der Demokrst, organ Of the Ger
man Republicans at Davenport iowa,
says emphatically: -Four years moro
lincoln is four years more war;.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

CINCINNATI, April 13.-The Ocean
Steamer Catawba, iron clad, was success
fully launched here to-day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

ba~ tits stated that 24O, 900 persons
in London get their living by thievinr
and other disgraeeful0 means. Shocking |!
london is almost rs bad as the Repnbli1
can party Of America.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

neA- Every treasury and public plum
derer will vote for the Republicsn candi-
date at the next presidential election. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
spss,s ,ss,'sssatis state Ticket.

szT 80 Far SECRETARY of state, selaas y
sswILLfAM-,W w s ARMSTRONG,
Hsn ssssH0f iSeueca County. 10 ss;3es
eds 90 eanaA sIda34s}Fge2 Tss5t sYEaI
80 81 .AaEi Supreme Judgess rsd Al sfc7
SET 80 (rea aruGL TERN sfai g Is
sRHTLADEEpH H VAN TRUMP, z
-esxsa = Of fairfield copaty,a
= s.''.s ...:s 70 NIL IL .yAcAscIrs.l ..s re-
stsa szs, .ssq hong, yasanoy,r og sss7ar.
.slsaMACHIAS C. WHITELEY, TO
sasssaassOf Hancock, Gounsy. Ell q
Mesa sssAos short Vacancy. 2a1sPe' -. :
.ssyl ALEXANDER s. BOYS, s
- 16yis 0fa Highland County, 81 80
-atQss9 etidR Rd b8Yofna Il - afC
Attorney General
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20

Dss- During the present month the
Democracy of Kentucky will hold a State
Convention, to nominate delegates to
Chicago, who, it is claimed, will be in
stIurted tu vote FOR General McClsllan.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
ILLIN0Is ELECTIONS. :

III1I-NJIA7 I1I151N 7 O'ANk1s : n
Our exchanges from Illinois are buoy.
ant with exultation over Democratic vic.
tories in that State 9 tee
1t is refreshing reading. a3 ta
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-20
IYMAN,A CRITCHFIELD,

OF Holmes County.
kSss fazf bsa4zetbs eTptsisiz3,I 3dT
ss xaSsomrtroller of the Treasury s1gr o
.nl RIlsIiskM SgE .APRENTlSS, q
70 haiomaOf FsahkliS CousayE bee a.'9st
-q13EA aiaaTeu5H xsf q asl n sBsafsdss
.naaAs - esuheeII IUemmissienef, sa sHli
sssa AERXAINDE e. > RAMSEY gsia
s.s sss g 0fdH dHafdin' G5nnty..a e sssh
sn1 04&<r1 aaE H7Efz 1gEta szf EAtg leo
"a sss ABoAra u PstTEe works. aiqosi
.'s4zs zssss'tss eFULf. s1.xKM9a 30 'sIa'
WILLIAM TAkWiLL,
sfs - sssOf AsHlapd County. -
hsa o1 eesiisGsy gds 1e ffcfffhso9 65igQiI
ssst go y (Fna " AcAscY, -
- 80 Ell .liiLEs .BoEsEL,
b11 sstA sAaslaize County si. err.
-istsuhaf seSss b1r--7-Tas glaiss1d sHo
Dzss;agATfxL EEEcToKs FOX TIE STATE A.
- 49,. 81 a..a LAksE .ea ,stea.tts g4e
q ss kCh ARLES .REEMELIN, is $ !
-isss r. tlzs iiarDilson County, asras : US
sssiiHTHuMAsAsw. BAKTLEY,, is-
OF 1siehIaDd County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
( ARGE SALE Of Personality at Brighton

I ARGE SALE of Personality at Brighton,
II NEAR AYLETFs KING WILLIAM COUNTY. On WE'D
NESDAY, The 18Th nsG shah sell by Public Auction, all
every kind. In the line Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
found WArdrbss sdebosrjS tAheI chairs wash stands,
bureau Mirrors large convenient safe water cooler
geraor BEDS matfssss bedsLead blankets, counerPsnes
spreads slets towels napkins, lDge and varied supply Of
e1ckery st1n IN AID iron &C. In the line Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS the:e are Cart umbEi cart
pow harrow cagaors ehtns names hoes sIes shers
a. sTOCK foe and gentle and buggy horse,
yoke gng milk and three yeSlngs In HOGS
there hcee pors tselye fat shoats besides SOME b
lard huer wheat fodder AMI Ehueks, and about
hye IA foun - - - -
At the me shall cRsr my HOUSE AND LOT AT AN.
LkTrS well suited and uan lately, kept HOTEL The
Tor ths any other business pReQdsd in this REGION
ertaa that In the hands OF eApaole and energetic
macae money could be rapidly accumulated there Ths house
eny and contains with all necessary out
iss7c9gs B. SAMUEL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
NEGROES LE1TING YORKIOWN

Ws learn from a d.scci source thai cOnaidcr bic
number Of negroes Glen or en'ced away BY the Yam.
kse and iesi into the rar Ks Of their army a. York
tosn, have BIC me s-us. 1ilh "the entertainment
10 which they invited" aud returning 10 their
owners. As many as eight valuable negroes havs de-
Sc ed and re urned Oms within short lime Ess This
is reliable
The delu5ed creatures IN their hands ever ws5r IRE
begipnns to spp:eeiA ,hs hypOcruc profess Ons OF
Their freedom shteki- e ireais appears in their
late revolt a. Fort JAcksol. The toll9Eirg aph
i.Om The y o. Tue Deh., Of she 18th ut, is On L.
cant:
PRovo T CoURT-A A. Alocha, Juig,-A number Of
negroes we're charged wish having had seditOu3 ri-
ciOus uee- ITa7i,g for &c return OF their masers
Tor Beauiegsrd sld L. D1gr, saving that their e1P,c-
,ations os ABB Lincoln hal cos been realized
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
rONGRESSIONAL.

Nothing Of inte,s. was done in ths Senate, ys-ter-
day, IL opel &c s'Oc.
In the House, e BIZ repOs.edfOa he Military COaa-
Ioiltse to ,guas ox p2o-s vas taSeu up uudaisa-
e bushes, aud several amen noa5 osfed and enc or
two eloq su speeches made asl.as H. when the House
solved Itself .o secre session, consider Tue report
OF The Currency Committee.
Committee vese appointed 81 the SPEAKER. uDdsr
resolution, 10 iav sfsa'e The e-arge OF corruption
ayanst member o. ely PAPER; and to .Uqire mo
Oa,rlce Of nc enemy on rs-pso ladies' aud oilers
il Eas.,rn North Carolina
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

ton of 500 he had collected yesterday, but as there
was no organized mode of procedure receiving con-
trbutiOnp we referred him to the Congressional delega
ton from Lousana
citizsn, feeling anxious that Rio mo should co
something or this gallant brig,d', suggests e'ing
of all Who feel interested to be held ct the OH &c oil
Ksj HARRISON, Virginia Insurancc Company, on Mondiy
next, at IL o'clock, NJ. The object Of the NICE ing is
already understood and it is hoped thers will be aarge
attendance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

wHKEIEss CAvALEI. coo stIOug, says special de-
patch 10 the Montgomery Advertiser, overlook rAi
O. five L1rdssi wagons, es,o:tei by I've thousand Of
the enemy CbsTl sion, on tae 2Sh inst, when
seyee skirmish ensCed Tls enemy succeeded ia eros
SIG the train tie Hisassse river aud receiving
reiniorcemsns from Norh side, A engagement ensued
Of bali al hOur, the eaemy charging With saOies We
d.iysa back gi.h considerable lo,', ater hand u
lind Il. b., We eaptaEeJ ta,a isousr5. Our less
vas Two L.led ard eight SOUNDED
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
HEADQUARTERS MORGAN's oAvALSY,
Ia 1874

N0LDIERS: am once more among you, af-
~ Ter long and painful imprisonment.
Ian anxious be again 10 the htd therefore, call oil
soldiers Of command TO Aslsmbls a. once al The Render
Vous which has established ~ this place
country needa your services the hed Of operation IA
vide, and ths future glOriOuEh We only deserve Il.
Remember how Of brave comrades still pnng
feon cell They call loudly for help. They expect
q you. VIII you oisap point themf
Come &c oncesznd eheer1ly, FOR want man In
who has be lis duty provost marshal
ahe work before viii be arduOus, and will require brave
hearts and willing hanis Let falter delay, for
Tine Is ~ be lOIL
Every bing his horse and gun who Those who
cannot, viii have them furnished.
JOHN II. MORGAN,
Drigadier General P. A. o. s.
omslal:
R. A AIsrOS, Ii Gel. and Aot's A q.
ji2-let
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
T AND FOR SALE
JOO ACRES.

This Land lies Buckingham county, about miles N. W. from
the and miles from HArdweksVe, where there Is
good bridge james River furnishing safe and durable
% the canal
one parcel this Land lies upon either side q two public
roads embracing function OF the roads, contains about 100
desirable situation for merchant mechanic Of
kind, professional about 80 Acres cleared some
cabins, Gcbsrts, &C.
One Of 200 AerS Tor desired SO with good Building Of
Lcg 40 cleared with good water power for
eAlosry beautiful site for Grst snd Saw Mn, with sbun.
u tntss adOnlRg good situation for custom Corn
NH place prepared by nature the erection Of dam
rae Of the Land Is in original growth sld les beautifully
rher description unnecessary hose wishing buy viii
view the land. PETER K. PAffEsON.
Address. M Vince Buckingham. no2I-cH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

VERY LARGE AND HIGHLY VALUA-
Y Bib GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT, the north side Of
Main, between 9th ard 10th streets, FOR SALE.
We are authorised sell most valuable graHt, 'tLt Tine
located above be rented 10 the present oeeu-
past a $500 per snnum
vsstmsnt
Apply a. oresto .. ..,...,
de Sit GODDIN APPkRSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, jan. IAN quiet No firing. 1t has
been ranr necessarily, and the weather Is vIy cold
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHGRLx:ToN, Jan. s No newa No firing to-day
The Yankees are busy repairing damages to their bat
ferries caused by the Storm No change in toe set
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

Tax WElKlr RlGursR We have received the 6rss
number Of - Weekly Register Lev enterprise IN
auguraed at Lynehblg By Ness q. Johnson Sosaser.
Il will bsOaIaetSd Gu pan similar T. Niles Regis
Ter" aad is sgasd - preserve MOST important acts Of
Copgrcs1, od rs o. the Goyernmens, sa steal reports
ada guar chronology Of current eyea's o! general
ine est. The rst appearance OF tn. Rsgiser is decd
cdr ereiiiabls in every respeeS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

RUgssLLvILLE, Jan. T. Owing TO the cold weather,
everything is quie. in front The main body oil the
ENEMY remain in and around Knoxville. General Grant
visited Knoxville recently and made a speech to the
troops II reported that some Of the enemy have re-
enlisted under offers of $500 bounty and land warrant
located ia East Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
THE Commonwealth of VIRGINIA, ID the She

TNHE Commonwealth of Virginia 10 the Sher-
4 lis Of Oouass Of jefferson and Berkeley, Greeting
WuEKEAs aVaeaney occurred In tie repcse taon The
the thirtyhrst Senatorial District composed OF the
JeHaFson Berkeley oecaoned by the resignation
EdHin L. Moore These therefore, In The Of the
- require election be held In
said Counties usay the twenty nst day OF January
1854, for . Senator 70 AL the vacancy aforesaid.
Ia testimony whereof witness Psce President Of the
Senate this seventh day OF January A D. 1884, and In the SSH
Of the Commonwealth.
BY she President Of The Senate; SAML PRICE,
Ttsts President Of tie Senate
gHutrON DAVIs Cierko Of ne iak-Sd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

CoSvIorED -Jessee White indicted for tho murder Of
man named jack Andrews, has been tried before
Judge Lyons, and adju1ged guilty Of involuntary man
slaughter The jury assessed fine against him OF $780,
and the Court added sentence Of twelve months i'm
prisonment in Jail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
InIRST GLASS RRsIpEGCE FOR SALE ]

ENIRST CLASS RESIDEGCE FOR SALE IN
DANNILLE VAfhe house contains rooms, besides three
Easements and large storeroom, fitted with every
for housekeeping The kitchen has rooms and
excellent neyerfsinR well Of water al TIE door, servants
house nev With four rooms pastsred and There
besies hne stable and carriage house The last needs
repair; all The other houses In excellent order.
There B flower garden OF choice variety OF srubbery and
aoWsr and large snd very productive Vegetable garden the
and forward in the town. The situation healthy
any In Virginia elsewhere Possession given Immediately
Tor terms, apply TO DE-. RM. .. GREEN,
jl5-c6s DanVlle, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
ARNY or NORTHERN VIRGLYLA.

An oiRcia desgaeh 10 PIesid,a; Davis from General
Los, the 6h slys one hu died and twenty-five cattle,
twenty-five wagon loads Of bides hundred aud tEenty-
five mues. and Two hundred prisoners, captured in
Hard, county, weuli r aeh Harr'sOutu'g, She sane
fay
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

CAwaABA. ALABAMA is the heaiqulrters 70; parOlel
aud exchanged prisoners vest Of the Army Of Tonnes
see. prison fos Yankees IS also located there, N
which sever hundred Yankees are oonAasl The camp
of faroled Cousdels5 has several haEd cd occupants.
Col. Il. @ DAVIS IS elmml9drt Of the pO3s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
IREG0GYITTON RUNOR.

report vas surr yesterday that the present gov
eminent Of Mexico hag recognized the Confederate
saes It appears 10 have received some credit in
tain quarters.
B, this as il may, whenever such an event accur9,
whether rov, next mouth next year, it vi be safe
10 infer th.. Lou NApolcol Is concerned il it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09

TOR SALE
Il TRACT or LAND, mile from Amelia O. II.
have tract Of land, mile from Amelia H. the OAR
Railroad Il contains 420 The lAnd
Nbb Cre the quality good; about 80 In low grounds
and has good potion Of wood land The dwelling Is cOmor
table, has There houses stable obae
barns and grsaary. AOy Wishing buy apply
John g. JfeIon Esq, Amelia o. D. p o., who has power Of
attorney 10 sell THEODORE DARLINGTON.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-09
SIX PER GENT. BONDS.

nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
" ming twenty years, F0R sALBThe subscriber Is author
ed sell SIS 100 $4,000 " the bondS Of the county Of
Carroll the rst oJannary, 1854 payable In tweny
and bearing six per cent Interest," payable semi annually first
Jauuiry july Of each year. In the city OF Richmond.
Bonds issued for the bnh! OF INDECENT soldiers and
thsT families and viii be either registered ceup1n
purchaser may prefer No Binds OF similar Character
which are the market can be bette; Than these.
disposed 10 make such an investment are Invited TO
prompt apple alton Msss. 3. H. Msury 90. Of Rich
REMUND T. MORRIS,
de 2l-2aylAc2E Agent