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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

NEw YoRk, Aug. 1.-The Post $
Washington special says advices from
Deep Bottom up to yesterday morning,
announces that Grants lines have been
advanced to within seven miles Of Rich
mond.
There was considerable fighting dur.
ing the day, in which the rebels were in.
varibly driven back.
The Commercials special states that
. division of the 5th corps landed a
Deep Bottom this morning.
Adviees we're received here to-day
from Sheridan's department, that thu
rebel Gen. Early is at Strasburg, where
be is posted in strong position, ana
well protected against flank movements
Sheridan is close upon him, aud a des
perate fight may occur at any moment.
From Atlanta there is nothing impor
sant Hood has been heavily REINFORCED
and operations there have settled dow
into regular siege.
Gen. Sherman is strongly iutrenche,
and is gradually extending his line
around the city. His success Is only
question of time
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
Report or Bounty Fund Committees.
CoURr RooN, Evansville,
August 18th, 1854.

The Bounty Fund Committees met,
Richard Raleigh, Esq, in the Chair.
The Ward Committees made farther re-
ports of the whole amount Of money col
leeted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

AGooD DAYS WoRK.-About so ne
groes were received at the Provost Mar
shafs Office yesterday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

TOLEDO, o, Aug. l7.-The McKens-
ter Hotel at Toledo was burned to-day.
Loss unascertained:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

CAiRo, Aug. l7.-Yicksburg advice.
OF the 10th say the steamers. Cheek and
atlantic, on cotton expedition up the
YazOo river, are reported captured by
the rebels
A force Of rebels, 500 strong, attacked
our troops guarding the plantations IN
the vicinity Of Goodrich's Landing
They we're held at bay until our troops
were re enforced, when the rebels were
driven back With considerable loss.
The steamer Magenta, from New Or
leans the 10th, has arrived She was
not molested on the way
An attempt was made 20 destroy the
gunboat Lafayette with a torpedo at
Bsyoa Sara, few days ago, But it failed.
Gen. HuFiburt has arrived here.
Gen Paine has returned from a gaer
rilla expedition into Tennessee
The railroad from Padueah 10 Union
City will be Immediately repaired The
citizens along the line will be held re.
sponsible for future damages.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

C,xcrSxArI, Aug. l7.-River risen
inch; 1 feet II inches Weather cloudy.
Their. 50 deg; bar % deg. IS NH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
HOTEL.
FIRE LIMITS.

rTvo ALL WHOM IT MAI CONCERN On
Mo- day, the 10Th inst, i will apglv 70 the
CITY Coaneil for permission 70 repair and enlarge
ny wooden sfabls, situated On Lot No. Il, On
water Street, between Main and Sycamore
PETER FRfcKE.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
WIN. Il. & WIN. H. WALKER.
AGENTS
For the Purchase and Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
Third Street opposite Court House,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

All pens bear nay trademark, &c. P. BkRSEs
ExrR1 Lou. XII" for which have secured the
ooPgrigh, and are warranted IL eArats me and
perfect in every respect. Sent by mail or express
TO any part of the country receipt Of priee end
retHya Charges, Persons ordering will please state
the size and style desired, whether hard or son.
me or coarse and il the pen should fail to please
or prove detective they will have the privilege Of
sxehansing deduction Of ffteen per cent. al
lowed on orders Of SIS over, and twenty-five
PER eent on those of 500. Liberal discount made
20 me trade Old pens repaired in the best man
ner for hfty cents faad sa-zpl e.ck Cirru.
lAs sanSing sizes, styles, and prices Of Watches
sent fkSk to any address. Address
! c. P. BARNES,
- NAM street, cor. Sixth. LeuisViIls, ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

pa Remember Dan Castello's great
Circus to night. 1t has no rival
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
From erant'.Army.
HEADo' rs Army OF THE PoToMAo,
- L. 1871


HEADo' rs Army OF THE poroMAo,
Aug. Is, 1864.
Everything remains quiet in front OF
Petersburg. The rebels for the past two
nights have been feeling our lines on
the left, but nothing more than skir.
rnishing between piekets has taken
place.
Dsserters continue to arrive in small
squads 4 lieutenant and twelve men
reached here yesterday. They tell the
ususl stories Of the decentralization and
speedy destruction Of the rebel army
Thousands, they say, are leaving on &C
count OF not receiving any pay, while
their families are starving; aud they
are determined to stay no longer in the
rebel army, under any circumstances
Gen Park is now in ommand Of the
Ninth Corps
Additional particulars have been re-
ceived OF the action Of Sunday. Par. Of
the Second Corps and part Of the Tenth
Corps we're engaged with the enemy in
the afternoon near Deep Bottom The
Tenth Corps, under Gen Biraey, took
part Of the line of works, with four
eiaht-iuch brass guns and number OF
prisoners, with small loss. The enemy
fell back to a strong position The sec
ond division Of the Second Corps was
drawn up in line Of battle, and advanced
beyond where Hancock captured the
four guns two we4ks ago Here the
6rst brigade, Col Macy commanding,
took the lead, and charged across q
eorn6eld, over hill, and down into a
ravine, where toey esme-to stream
with q swamp on the other side, the
ground being covered With impenetra
ole brush on the margin Of it. Daring
all this time they we're exFosed to g very
/ heavy FIRE from the rebel artillery, whict
did good deal of damage. Il val
/ found impossible to cross the river, ans
our men we're halted and lay concealed
IS well as possible until dark, when the,
we're withdrawn. The second division
lost at least 800 men in the engagement
The first and third divisions. which yer,
in support, lost about $50 from tn
effects Of the rebel artillery. Th
wounded we're all brought of. On
troops still hold their position of th
rebel works, which are very strong, an
will be defended, owing to the nature {
the country in the vicinity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

b6~lf you want nice photographs, e
to D.. II. Wrights, No. 8 Second
street -a5a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18

LOUISVILLE, August 17-Three hun
dred and fifty head Of cattle, cap
tsred oy Wheeler have been recovered.
The damages to the railroad near
Calhoun has been repaired. Four trains
we're at Dalton when last heard from.
On lherefuaal ofSeeb ldtto surrender,
Wheeler attacked Dalton and gained
some buildings in the the town, where
they kept up a raking IRE, driving See
boldts men from their position to the
railroad depot, where they checked the
rebels. The enemy vas on both sides
OF the railroad and trying TO cat the
road
Sleadman will probably reinforce See
boldt in time
A down train ia reported to have been
captured at Alaioona Pass.
Wheeler's force is probably divided,
and operating at different points
That portion at Dalton is aiming to
destroy the tunnel At Tunnel Hill.
Telsgraphic communication with Dal
ton has ceasd d, by the cutting OF the
wires
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-18
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR a II.
ms1ican and indian News.

ST LOUIS, August 1.-THE New Or
leans Times of the 10th has news from
Mexico to the effect that Maximilian has
provided for the formation of an Aus
trian army for service in Mexico, to be
composed of old officers and soldiers Of
reserves.
The newly appointed Governor, Chtb-
nahux, is organizing all loyal republi-
cans to act against the new Emperor
The French troops were driven out Of
Jounta, and retreated to the Island OF
Carmena.
Juar z is sti l at Monteie =.
The Dacotah UafOR says Gen Sully,
with three hundred troops, left Fort
Rice on the 18th ult., moving directly
west, intending to strike the yellow
Stone River at Fort Alexander.
a messenger arrived from Fort Rice
on the 2lst, with intelligence that LOO
lodges of hostile Indians were eneamp-
ed near Fort Beshald prepared to give
General Sa.ly battle.
Tbs intelligence was Immediately
sent to Suliy, and should.he General r.
gard it as reliable be would probably
change his course and attack the In
diana
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
FROM GEORGIA.

On Thursday the greater part Of the enemys demon
sTaops ssTe made ag ms. cur position In the neigh
bcreooa Of GreeLs Ferry Heavy mu; kerry e ling end
cannonsd;n, occurred during the d,y, but no heavy
movement was made by the ntmy to march en- the po'
sition or TO tsks it by assault
Sherman has Gen. large force to threaten our lott
and doubtless to divert attention from other ana
more important positions. His movements down the
river in The direction OF West Point cannot bs very ez'
teniie or SAFELY made, for the reason that an so
ted force gets HAy in that direction too far FRI their
depot Of supplies the railroad they suejec5 them
selves to great prvaons without securing any tdvan-
tases Such ioros will doubtless be broken up by cur
cavay, who watching their'operalons. One object
OF the movement IL probably to destroy our rsEay hne
to West Point The enemy have been surp asingy q1et
along the greater portion Of cur lines DlubAeaa tney
are seeking Tor the most available positions IRON when
to dig up to our trent again and necsssaTy lay siege
reguatlSto cur posi,i. Il seems 10 DO determined
policy with Sherman not to 6ght irregular battle but 10
take this city by strategy and mstey outweighieg US
atlanta InteIhgenesT,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RlG MSS.
RICHMOND NHIG.
T,UssoAY MORNING, JULY Il, 1884.
The Situation.

90 far from being acoatsmPIble fEze," Sac "rebel
raidn into Na-,lArd begAs to assume formidable PRO
por,ions. Lev Wallace has been seated at AoneeI cy
Bidge, Frederick ha, fallen into hands a at LIST
accounts cur o,esi we're pressing forward upon Balt
more Indeed i. vas reported Yesterday morning thai
We bsd defeated AID espurea Gen. Couch, ten miles
beyond Fsed,rok, md in tie evening IL stated that
our siVAnOs hai reached the Relay House, which is
only nins nile fOD Baltimore. Both Of thsss reports
proved 20 be untOunded.
The deelt Of Wallace GEMS TO hsvs produced great
excitement II Washington Baltimore and in she small
otits Of Pennsylvania. LineolDs organ calls on every
luAa Who is able 10 handle 4 muskss 10 step forth to
furrourd the baughy invader" and crush him With
UvsiwhsInns num,srs Equal numbers, Is appears,
sss 10. thought ef. Il prays aTea to send the usn
ard the lA,ins leadership" watch viii enable uJthe
Y,Bkess-"to 90 cur duty"
Tue Yankee satrap VINO rules in Aasyhnd a. Gov
eruor s5sei = stirring proclamation 20 the people oil
Baltimore 70 ray 10 the defence Of that ely and in
plols them q come and that quickly Il. is sos i'm
p.rtan, how you c3ue, bu. most important that you
o3ue a. once" he Is evidently impressed wth the De-
ltf that tee Monumental Oisy is in inminens dagger
T Q i-teFEsace from Europe is sGceediI gig meassr
AID unmportalt. NJ. sldeu has had IN nervisW
With NapOleOn and the life OF that Poea.ae has again
been sndang rel oy plOt; which has bsea discovered
some pa seulsrs Of our captures AZ hartinsOurg'
taken from CaarlOttssvs paper, will b, found in au-
other column.
TIE situation il Georgia is rot SO favorable as wG
could Wsh. Gen. Johnston IL either unable TO make
up BIS mind to hsht unEilias to risk general en-
gsEenent shica shell not certainly result il vic DRY
more decisive than Lee suregArd auy other Oon-
fede a,s General has achieved. The ALana papers
50 N to be satisfied thai Gen. Johnson vii give up
that important city without a struggle.
General Sam Jones telegraphs from Charleston that
the enemy attacked Bltsry simPkins the nigh, of
the lib and were rspulssd They have been driven
f.on Johns HIND, and their a-e. has dropped dONn
below i.ery Island.
Later sdViees .hOm the NOrh shsW th / the rebel
cavalry are circulating very freely all around Balimre
e items will Be read With interest.
pleasant Httle success Of cavalry Peters
burg Is reScrtei.
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pfRrp.

Az Sherwood, his resdencs ia Chesterfield county, R0 H.
PHhBERT0N, In The seth year Of bis age
Jsckson 18th OF this mouth, THOMAS CHRADLE
BuRoa fsq in hi. 6ts Tbs sads and sequantances
invited to attndfs funeral som his late residence
at 4 o'clock p a., withou: further notice.
7 "a SsytcAPTAIS JAMES ". WYATT
Fddsy 81 day OF Ju this gallant ycung or
mn h, fe another honored rtyr In The Of 10
dependence and country has 10 the less Of yea
stlnr AZ pest 70 which he would ccmmis-
soL 40 few days, II Il had DO. already bee1 done
He was IN his ~ year; the OF Colonel W. WYATT Of AZ
bemare who again agonzsd By the death Of another and bis
In the army, having died the first year Of the war
When the ind fnam OF the North dee led 70 usmI 10 up.
tho great A1ere,n PriIc?e o. we m
di.posion vigorous intellect Lad secured ior N e To-
OF The and his But when Tie
hrst call men Was made rs vas suotg ee
foremost rally 10 Standard ana marched "hsohe "s
nrst companies 70 Harperb Ferry. .,,, 49,.
scon Afterwards Joined the Aoemae Artlery ~ pr
sd yet than Twelve months 90 exemplary were Dis
It's sod!e obvious his eapscy 10 Command that
the the company for the war; ne
ed aud duly eommned Captain, and In many bttuened
did he justly the confidence that had thus been IT.
ANs..urn and wastiagton, North Carolina and a. Getvs
burg Bsoe Wilderness. sPOsylvana O. H. and Cold Hs.eor
at which last place shot through the head ard killed In
slant while just the act Of firing OF his pieces his bsitey
molly did Its Young Wy the post Of danger.
honor and Of duty and proudly did his enos augur
| for him bril- Of distinction Of
But alas II has been Otherwise ordered He
down 10 the frat yigcr OF youth, maturity
bcod had developed his high powers and all do 10 tos
submission 10 ire blow and cherish the memory Of bis vtueI
| and example. and initiate The purity Of his patriotism
Read be was by p parents By whom his mind sry
moued with The holy pcp Of Christianity and conscientious
prepared for the emn event aad that less hs grain
May the Author OF all Coed bear AMI sustain the heart
| stricken parents and sters. fhUD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

American provisions and lumber. Al the same time
marketing and vegetables Of the coun ~ are enormous
Iy hi. b. nothing Is brought ia from beyond mile
outside the walls of the city Toe r,iny season bad
il. Feyers and vomito had already csimed their VIC
TINS to considerable extent which, together with small
pcx, which has been raging for time past and
become perfect epidemic, viii make s.. Domingo CT y
rather gloomy place for some months to come.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
- OItI.

A VALUABLE HoRsl UScEAINED.-James R. Shou-
maker was examined before the Mayor yesterday, and
sent on to tbe Huings COur to answer the charge Of
st aiing horse from some person unknown
Tie Crcu instances Of the are these In the be-
ginning Of June, officer Jinkias tso.iyed information
that Shoemaker was lurking in Scresmersvie and bad
in his possession a stolen horse. 0ls night shortly
after this, officers Jirkns, Morris and Kelley, found
SHOEMAKER secretei in house NTH some tres negroes,
in ScreamersVle. he at frat denied hat be had q
horse but subsequently consented to tell where tie
hoes was aud went with the officers and printed IL out
The horse was in the stable OF Nc Fisher, near War
cav Saoumsker had CD ained permission TO leave
there By rep eertng himself as courier for GsneIa
Malone. He he'd il APPEARED, previously, for Short
time, left i. at Major haynarO telling the Major be
was a coulter for Gen. 70. When the officers lad &C.
cured the borse which turned out 10 be valuable dark
brown mare in high condition. aud we're returning 10
the city, s oumaker asked whether he could DO con
Victed ii 10 owner appeared and claimed the mare
Being an wered in the affirmative, lie bssaled his un-
frunae situation, and said IL altogether OWING 60
his following the counsel5 OF Steve Haw!e!; that he
hal taken his mothers advice he would not have come tc
t1ie. He however, pers SIGNIFY refused to tell where
| he had clan the mare.
Toe Mayor, after hearing tbs above facts, seut shou-
maker on to DO tried b.fOre the Hastings Court fol
grand larceny. 81.
The police are of opinion that Saoumaker stole the
mare at Oil Habof durii the battle some couriti
having tied her under Wills he carried orders tc
the immediate front. Bat Sheunake:s placing *
much Sizes on the ownes not appealing suggests th
idea that che belonged 10 some officer or coulter whom
he knows to have been killed ia that battle. The mar
dark brown well Iu; up, ana rather over the me-
| d um size.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

THE PAPsRs in the West, Ysnkettpnd, give doleful
accounts Of the condition Of the clops. There were
alternate droughts end cold, which we're mailing the
farmers shake. A despatch dated Milwaukee, llIh
stant states that the crops Of Wconsin are in pros
poet almost entirely ruined. Similar accounts are given
from ether Staa Happily, on this side of the line, it
il exactly tho reverse. There bayRneIer been hoer
prospects of abundance In the South than at this mo-
me1t-Ssl Dis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
SUNDAY LAws-POPULAR RIGHTS.
fE,o,a m, london Tm,,\

The House of Commons has by large majority re-
fused Mr. s. the gFa 6caiion Of conducting his ses
. Th; n,-sonsioo oud ssses ~ 10
cumstancas very courageous act. .. Me. Somes
AID his frisnds think it Is the province ftho Lgsa
ture to die ate the working classes how they shall
pas their Sundays. Teey say, You viii do well max
such and such Law, because when 1t in force the
vorkmen will not be able to get drunk on Sabbath
Day" NV, this is go false and Freposierous that the
House OF Commons Is quite right in refining to ent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

FRoM ST. DCNMeo.- According TO last accounts the
revolution in S. Dom ngo was still p progressing With
savage hate. Toe great Monte Christi expedition had
at aat s,cted landing at Msnzls bay, after some re-
sistancs and lo's OF ABOUT hundred men in ki'd
and wounded The Spsn;ard did rot take any prisoners
nor Is it known that any OF the DomiDc,ns were killed.
The whole affair of the taking Of htnte Christi amounts
bu bred to- usapd men skrg posi- ession OF Governor
Isand in NV York tarbor, and to conscer the whole
On ted States onqlered. The market gioited with
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

THE SOLID Mks OF RIcHxoSD.-Mr. Henry Ely
sop, ltrf Of tie city Of cnmond, on yesterday e1
ecuted before the Hastings Court he official bend il
TIE penalty 81 800 600 the following gentleman be-
cSmlng his security: GAthrighi, 0. H. Uhalsley, VIM
A. AImsgtad, VIM. b. Jones, Jackson ID. Woo, JOIN
f. Rssuault, Thomas J. Evans, Alfred KtDg, Jesse
Keesea, Thos. II. Wyaae, A. y. Haivsy AID ChaIhs
Campbell Tue lest solid Of th,s5 gentleman is saic
to 10 worth ever $lU0 900. So.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
ASHLAND HOTEL.

NHID L HHADhN1 ItHOVIbI 70 IVW- VPUH
for the Pic Mo Parties, TRANSIENT
es and Others desiring enjoy the benefit OF country air
pleasant heahy locality. is spacious and well shaded
law ample rooms Afford special attraction parties
and rede from the heat and dust Of the city
RERRE6HMENr, MUbIo will be furnished TO order,
timely notice given - the undersigned.
had a. the once Of the superin
tea ent Of the T. PAP Railroad. tlA llf
Trains leave Richmond dsl at ga. and sSO p NJ and
reiu ming Richmond ~ sos A NJ and go p. NJ
~. kxcurioa tickets hIy round trip,
good for day which they iaued may had al the
railroad ticket once In kichmond. JOHN PkRkf,
ylA-wsW' Proprietor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

Butit Is no business Of Gus to awaken that rsmar.-
abe peOps from this or any other Ct tne'r "OoOeriui
deIu,ous. Ttsr are in the hands OF ProUOehce WnO'
for bis own good purposes, hes given them over 70 De
Hsve all manner of lies ard who at bic own pleasure
and in BIS own say ill restore them TO sanity OF 0e'
vnte them 70 dssIucii0n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

RoBBERlAs.- o. SAt1iday Iisn. II 9 ssoIe-Eoon o. D.
s AAasons re.Id.Lce, Frirkna s.rss: above An
wa. Lros,u ,uLo Aud robbed oi .anuiS q b co.
a. -four. 3d..
Iussday nig4t lie sm-kehou.e Of n. HIL. Wan
MAC ari4Ld, c,rner h aid GAGS sIr was tot
bed oil lweuty i've hams, wor.h at least sl20
piece.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

HUsTxG, CoURr OF Mka.sIRATEs-Ia this Coat.
yesterday Lsian Carter, soldier was examined on The
charge OF stealing showcase containing quantity Ct
military trimmings the properly of David NJ Hughes
The accused was discharged, appearing that While
drunk he had caught up the show and carried is
of There was no eyide CO that he designed lar :
ceny. -
Thadeu3 A. r. Hopkins and Gustavui Shepperson
were ex mined on the charge Of breaking into the
store of Henry H. jones' and stealing groeerie Hop
ku was sent on for trial AID admitted TO bail in $500.
Shepperson W discharged. 10
Jce slavs Of NInoy Robinson, was convicted oil bu-
garioufy entering the store room OF john D. Henry
He was sentenced to transportation and his value fixed
at s., 900. 500 .FF
Alfred Moss was charged with stesling thread from
the Clothing Bureau. nOlLs prOsequi was entered,
and he was reminded the Mayor to be examined for
petty rceny. 1:2 ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

RIoklvIEa SroLAN FURSIIUAE.-H. l. WigAnd was
Yesterday arrested OF tie charge of rcei'iOg 5000
worto OF urnturs, and chest cOntalipg papers ant
account stolen from the manu- ac;ory OF Snit Hai.
wood, Oh FrlLkln stree, near tie Old Market. Tie
furniture, much oil which wasin an unfinished condition,
aud he che.t Of papers, found ia Wigina's o,-
l4r on Bread saeet, above sh STREET. Wg'nd ssii be
had b5Ig the furniture for $1,000, aid had pa o
nearly all the money dOap. Hewas admitted To bail 70
appear bsore the Mayor his morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
WANTRD.

A FARM.-The subscriber wants to rent q
IA Pam 10 Southern pAr Of tbs State or the Northern
cart Noh OEroG dad employment there Tor 10 or oO
negroes both Apply b. letter or Pertonay
at Law.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

Cow THIET.-GeoIge Drew, who passes for free le-
gro, Blu. who ID white as the common run OF Cauea
slams, was yesterday ,xamined before the Mayer aud
selt on lhe Hastings Court on the charge Of ealing
four COWS ton De- f. Il. DeaDe. TIE COWS ware sto.en
on the 2s uitimo, ind were tbs next day found IN
possession of John P. Sedd at that time butcher ID
the Second Market Sedd proved tina! be bought them
from George Drew, believing him to be white man
l. will be recolected that Sedd been sent on 10 the
Hastings Court be tried for receiving the COWS know
ing them 10 have been g olsn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
RGxAEKs OF TIE CHRONICLE.
The Chronicle sOrn Is the war trumpet L Gays:
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Peruvian has arrived at Cape Race with
dates 70 the S0,h ult.
Mr.. SIidsn 1Ad al interview with the Emperor NApo-
leon on the Is h o. June.
Another plot against tie life Of Napoleon had been
discovered.