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Teachers

,,r ,Isase take notice that there will be
w LIZ .kfng Of the Board Of School Examiners
w 70 Of wheeling at the Court House on
q iss ss 18Th Of August, 1854, at O'Clock A. NJ
No11Et bsTs not obtained certificates that de-
AZ lie, ~, IN our Public Schools will DO we'll to
sire ,bi, meeting OF the Board.
siiss .3 stdGiv AS. TODD, see'y Of Board.
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mIteheIl,s Neyv esneraI AtIas.


The examination have given to "Mit-
chell's New General Atlas" warrants me
in pronouncing it of high character, aud
entitled to the fullest confidence. In point
of execution, the beauty and fidelity of the
maps, and convenience for reference, it
has, in my judgment, no superior. 1 am
particularly pleased with several features,
new to me in work of this character,
among which would notice map of Pal
estine, containing both the ancient and
modern divisions of that country, and also
important tables of special utility. take
pleasure, therefore, in commencing this
Atlas to all who in any way may have
occasion to use such a work, either for
simple reference or special study.
r. V. DoDGE,
Late Principal of Linsley Institute.
Wheeling, Aug. 10th, 1864.
In addition to what Mr.. Dodge has said
in commeudation of Mitchelrs Atlas, we
would state that it marks off our little
State of West Virginia, and exhibits it in
a very favorable light. ltpd
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEII
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

Il the Best in the World.
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye il Porfect-ehangsS Red,
Rusty Grey Hair, instantly to . GIosEy Black or
Natural Bro,OH, without IRJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair Son and Beauti
ful imPArtS frelh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and reetiaeS the I'll effects Of Bad
Dyes. ThsGenuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
RL0R, all others are limitations, and Hhould be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. RAoToRT-sl
BARoLAY-sT, NY.
BotehelOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
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\. DnLoH. I.B.HrGHEs- JNo. $. EAlNELK.
NEW FIRM.
JAMES N. DILLON 4 CO,


WHEILIHG ". VA.
DLUMBERs, Gas Filters, Brass Founders and Ma.
L ehinistA, dealers IN Wrought Ircn, GalVAbiI=d
Aqueduct' And all sizes OF Lead Pipes ChandAlieT-1
GGsnEtures ofeVery description, Sheet Lead. Brasi
COCKS and Valves, steam Whistles, Steam and Water
9uAges, LIN and Force Pumps stnh, Hose, Babb
blos- Lightning Rods, Points and Insula-
tors and all other articles connected with the bu.i.
n0ss OF Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
Agent for the Meneely and Amalgam Bella
Wen Tubing Tools, Pumps, &C, for Oh WELL
Furnished on short notice CAsh paid for CosPSr.
Brass and Lad
ordsrs from abroad carefully and promptly filed
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coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uniVsr'
HAI demand, Is made from the choicest mAteriAis
Il mIId and smoIIIsnt in It's nature, fra
GRAVITY scented, and sxtrsmsly beneneial
in Its action upon the Ikn. For GAle BY all Drug
EiTtI and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrlb ~
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-MEITCo, Mo. :Aug.
2.-Congressmau W. A. Hull was arrested
here on Wednesday, for using the follow
ing language at the Railroad Depot:
al hold that President Lincoln is as
much an enemy to this government as JET
Davis"
Hull arrived here under guard.
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NKw YoRK, August l2.-The Posts
Washington special, gives a statement by
the NatiouAll Republican that en-. Burnside
before the Military commission on the Pc
tersburg affair, insisted that the orders
given him were carried out faithfully, and
that neither himself nor the officers of his
corps were responsible for the failure.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC would call at.
tention to the advertisement of DR.. Pryor
in to days paper.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IA letter from the
Army Of the Potomac, represents all quiet
except the usuAl picket firing in front Of
Burnside's CORDS
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NRw YoRK, Aug. IA passenger by
the Evening Star, from New Orleans, says
that they were chased on the llth inst. by
a pirate steamer for four hours; also that
she fred three shots at the Evening Star.
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pIanksI Blanksll

49, IN hand and are ready 70 supply
OTB have D0S or Blank Executions, eummonsI
w 81 osI printed on good paper. These
u % and SERssy Nth ~ The as
LAab, Esq2 g ordsrs are respectfully solicited.
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The Linsley Institute

I'LL open at the room r. o3S Peli S Han l, on
W h7n Ia;y!Ii,b md Mathematical studies will be
ysnusdd If. JONES, Principal.
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Tax or No Tax, Whisky VIII be
Drank,

THE Subscriber will offer at private sale until
Il SATURDAY, September. 10Th, 1854, when, II
net sold IL will then be offered 81 pablc sale upoa
the premises, that we'll known OISrTLLERY Prop
kRTY, formerly run BY Gray, II iris o., situated
near Cameron, on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railrsad.
in MArshAu county, State OF West Virginia. Ths
property Possesses all the modern improvements
pertaining 20 the buaines OF distiling. having a
good run Of B-ench burrA good engine, boiler &C.
There tg also nine acres Of Land belonging 70 the
establishment Any perlon wishing 10 examine
the property can do % by calling on L. Parkin-
son, Esq Of Cameron, who Is also authorised to
make SAFE Any other Information concerning the
property Be ha1 BY addressing }. L. Parkinson,
Of Calaer0B, Mr. Philip Kelley, jr OF Whee nng,
W. Va, or the undsrdg1ed ~ MJundsville, MAJ
shall county W. Va
l. 7. GRAY,
fyRO-Rwa f,r y
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Notice to Parties Recruiting in
West Virginia for the Benefit
of Other States

THFoRAIATIoN having been received that thsrs
i are agents 1t various points within tails rtAts
eruiting colored men to be carried on and cred ted
70 other States; Notice Is HEREBY givsn that recruit
ing either white colOred persons within this 81
for the bsnsht Of other States, will be allowed.
but such recruiting agents viii be punished with the
utmost ngOr.
Military ofi,srs within the State are requested to
arrest such pers5ns engaged in recruiting All
send them under guard TO me. -l-
Al BOHEMIAN,
EXECUTIVE DEPAETNENT Governor.
WHEELIN0, Aug Ist, "a
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GARD.

OHARLEs MANN, Teacher Of Piano, Il ready to
" receive Pupils for his class TO commences Sep
TENDER LIST.
Prom and after that time he will devote his at
tention to Music exclusively.
For terms, &C., apply at Aellor's Musie stors-
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CAVALRY HORSES wan TED.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,
" WHEELING, WEsT Va, June 80, 1884,
OPEN MARKEc Tor the purchase OF Cavalry
Horsss will be continued ~ wheeling, West Va.
One hundred an duy,nva dnliArs will be paia
for all horses passed by the BOARD Of Inspsction.
sPEcHIo4uoHs.
Gan horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
in every particular; from 5l hfseeu (6l sixteen
hands high, aud not less than (5J more than
(9) years old; good neahf eOupaetiy b-Iiit:
bridleWtse; OF good action, and free fana al de-
fects-"
Payments to be made in Certificates Of Indsbt-
sdnsSs7 for eight horses more
By order Of 1t. Col JAS A EKIN, ChisfQ n
Cav. Bureau
JIG. FARNsWORTH,
jeSO-eOdtf Ca 4 o 81
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PaDer Mill for Sale,

THE Mil for manufacturing Printing Paper,
Il belonging to the undsrsigned, At Wheeling,
w. Va, Is offered for sale. The buildings Stone
and Brick and furnished with three Rag Engines
and seVeuty-tvo inch Pourdrinier Machine. all In
good running order.
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FOR SALE.

TWO HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
4 One horse is = hns large family beast. One
carriage and harness nearly new Enquire at
Augs PARTRIDGBs GALLERY.
HAR--OrderS for Hair in Braids, PlAIta or
IL Curls, and color, received At
D.NIO0LL 1 BROS, 100, Main Street.
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FOR SALE.

ONE PORTABLE sTEAM ENGINE, IS borSs
" power, with Portable raw Mill, ~ inch ssv,
also one Single Maehins. FOr prize and terms
apply at WaTrenton, JeHeraJn Co, Ohio. 70
iyZ7-ims LEWIS POPE.
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CARPETS.

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
100 BARRLLs CHAMPION MILLS. the nnsI
lOO and beat Sour IN the market. lusI rseeigsd
AuE4 LIsR. MORRISON = co.
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Cider Mills and Press.

DRYOR q FROST offer for sale the BEsT
il CIDEH MILL MADE Farmer who buy 0aTiy
vii save the advance which Uill have be pot 90
them later in the season
Also HutchinsOu's Wine and Cider MIL and Pres.
Jy80-dtWkW q AID 3 MAIN sTaEET.
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On BARRELS PIsE TAR, Just received b.
s)U aUg1 LIST nOhRieON 90.
The sun., 1864-08-16
MARINE NEWS.
Aus. io-s. r., s ia .. ss.-H w., morn. y, IL.
CLEAREr

CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIP-Tsconey, Pierce, spr Philadelphia.
BARK-Arios,o, tItalisn1 IAnro, for Gloucester.
BRI0;S-Aunanaais, fBr1 Falmouth. Eng: Octsvis-
IBfi Antwerp y Dc Wolf. tBfI Liverpool, 5.
sCnooNERs-A Roy, Havans; Carlton, r. suP.
ARRIVED.
sTrAMsVrps--Dudley Buck, I'm Newberu, y G;
Frances WISH pr,on, d e; Potomac, Portlspd, Ne;
Tirpinis 't'?,' Il ;ian.pSTj S&Shlnsion' {.
suIrs-Incon.tsn,. Bombay and Msuri,iu.; STRAIT,
iofd, late Aietiej Liverpool Genet,, iismtuIe'
I.@aie iiomsns' iiveIpool' Caroline, Ne~ orleans
GAHKs- -winnifred Bo,i,e Hon Caroline, New
Ohssn,. Fleet Why, pon Royal Re.oln,ion Liyer.
i,sven: O.prsy. Gow Bsy; 'fele. Borde, tFr.i Mar.
,inique; Ci,n,neeos, Cisnfueeo' Rapid. Vera Cruz;
Ellen Antwerp. Sacramento, Fortress Monroe.
BRlGs.-C " Ring. Cow Bay, r. Ausw,A Rio
tirande Brazil; Harp Iic,cu, = Hadley x'car,,
schooner Pond Union " ind.ot; Sea Bird Hlsboro;
Qusnso. Gov Raw Gusvsns tprusl Aneosturs Is
Young Nov Haven G sna~. aun.aeoe; Costa r.
Trenton. Albany for Portland; whttsker Ncwh burg
for Io~ou Blonde, OF England. from Maitland. :.
sCHooNfRs Maria Jane, ililsboga = d. l. N Z
| ssriinian, Biaseror,. n Nod sumr,er Lingsn; W
iinuter, Cow Bsr: John saDdeIron. Linean' Ncnu.'
s, sti %nd!s"s D. M.sSei, sriisspor,, 4 Lizzie \
stacy Port Royal; - S~nn, W.nheei' g ! Worth
e xs!eg' nss sIs,SS S.s sss. kssy SsH. sSS
| Ioui.s- Eocklhnd; Charlotte. Norvich Pensluian
| Banyor: Porto E.,o Boston. Re'sev Aner Ban.o
| Ko-suth ttrutiD; Augu.is. koctand; ocean bile
Machia, ! p Bent. Providence Mary Gsse. Jouss
| toro: rio- Jefferson, Eos,on sidney Price, o'iec,
| Bsy; Al.lander Young. Lingsn, Anna Jacobs- y
Haven; Winnie kinne, POW lence >elson Harvey
Boston ior Albany; Chief; Ncrsich for Port ~ en
| Ieonofa, lpsveh ioI ptllsdslp lphiS deputy Port
land ior Albany; Jas = Day, fcston; MARY tlns
stitutio. Rondout Tor Bottom Ayail, Providegce e
| KOndout W l. Bird, Wsr.hsui for Albanv: "
| Rosers, SoS Bedford, Maria Jane, Hillsboro DIV,
| Aver, aockland. Iled Hal, Portland ivr Philad
Tho ruia, Boston: Frank Maria Baneot; Mar liill
The sun., 1864-08-16
eCaaossl /svm 6sf DsesJ
LOCAL NEWS.
INV YoaK AND rBI VICINITY

IT,, Os~ NJ NaYiUf
.-..s ~, ,,,,hou, ere I. In Washing.
-, n....,.,,,h s,,oe,, ,bese houses are rnoie
T., si,,os, nnv ,aber part Il |
-. ,,...,..c..n.l oiyssrycr will End Lt,.o |
-. -, ,ve,y. fee, souare, with bed.roon
.....,.., o., ubc, liylt and mir are s,rIpu-
-,r,,,,,,., Nc /, ,l,ev were INJURIOUS ins,oaG /
,,.,os .ot IN tho health. In spne of th,S mn" |
,,, ,o,,,,., WIN petn,,,s ro:f sng 9 ee"pc |
80 =, ono ,,n. ma loo than IL riv,u ind |
d.. .n h,,.,I;,,, a., ,,rce itrfure ani m |
.ho,..o,,. a,r ut,,. M, s,,peb .totn tie accuiau-
-, an, ,, ,h. v.rs ii. - 49,. iutoerale. The |
IT., u,,,,,,, 10 ,,. =. ,n,,tmeuis" o. consist.
-, =, ,,,,o,, ,i,b l,u,i.,,r over eighteen wears
ia 80, r., .,,s .,,.i ,e.,.ttvey 81 xteen, four
,o.. .,d .,,t, con. ard AL or.tpyiug III. sanc
-, =, A.. aoo, The widow took in
-. ..a t, .,e re,per Of the pa,ne
a.. ..,,,. Who paid two philiings
,.., g.. ,hc,, led. such as /, was and in
- -, lac ,bc nicce ~ the widow, n mar.
r,,,. ,lc dort bc-iroorn was occupied
,., ,is vifc and three children, Sickness,
go, of cours.. allowed. sud, n. usual In
.., 80, m. voupye, chilarc, suffered tho
-, a.n..,, ,,... .,.r,mo,,s was n damn rcl
,.,,. ~,,,,a 60, ,t. soo, ~ yyh.,. slou, a
.,. ..,o. rds,s 4, man and women. Inv like rigs
49,, A.. c.,,u, r.o ho.,,., ,bc,, c,nsis
"A - A.. ,,d,v,au.is making seyen,e.n IN oil
,.,n. ,.to,. .b,s,,c. Ho.,,. on Thursday. in
80 w., x.. .,,,,,ro,.d bv ,,yo unmarried
,.,-. ,,.,, c,o,,.. a, ,r,,,,v. the
,. u.A. A.. A., ,,,o, t ,,,.s,,,, xrc,.
- 49,. - ,.,.,,.., =, ~, ,,o,he. t,r m. r,p,.
= a.. IL. . Nv Al.
-, -. 49,. .h,,,ro, 40, ,,.ae ,xr,
p-r.. g., uh,,h lot, ,o,.o,b.r were no, ,,x
., ,... .,,,.,. M, ,.,.,,,., s,,, scouen,,v wen,
ai,.,, =, a. ,,,o. ana o,l, vo,ac,ca how ak
,.,-,,u.,, a,.,.J D., uvo In a, ,,,,ho,yh ,he be.,-
it,, .,,, ,o,,. ~. ,yo,,s, t,s,,ce. nj.
49,, -. ,vos x,s,,,g ~, o,c corner of the rooin
~s 49,. g, t,,,,,, o,l had her
,,.., ,,,,,no y, ,be s,ovc IN another mart, the
-" a., .,,.,, In, bo, ,ha, ON,
,.,,,,o, ,,,. ,,od ,o hoo, b,.tv rc,rea,. Like
,so,ho, a.. :, ga ,,,or widow. an,i saws shs il
,-..i,,, ,,Io 4, i,.,,ors 4, holm n.v Ter rent.
- =. .,,.,,,.,,,, 80 ,ni. l.,,d ,hc,, are eve,
.A,,,.a - 49,, o,,t,,., ,,cc,ing ysn-bin,
., o..,,,,,, al, l., a., sam. nom Nnv of ,hcae
wone, can be seen entering corner grosoer.c'
wita Their unR,-.0.r bottles, which they Fc' ill'l
With 'the best brandy" for I've ccuts-a material
difference between that and aliquoratoie Oh Bro"-
~L, wnere 'the "a; brandy 70 ten shillinys
pyuy glass. Il these Pycr Voulcl a.c asked wh'
they drink, tLcy reply ''It's ~ hot md satli'.
uls.ie that If we don't take lr'e drop We wor''
faint" and thus what is eirued by hard work go
lu:o the Ioe keis u tne veuder OF co.orci sri H.
vor.d alcoho! III csnphcne. On the othei han
where there u u fsthc- u the iamily, he leave
bv home and spcnOs his earnings IN q
.,,ul he IIlCe
The sun., 1864-08-16

RAIN MS AMERICAN HUskUH

II N n . AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COOLEST PLAcEef AMrsExyxr IN THE CITY
r,r,,,.., BTLraHTEp AUDIENCES !
ENTHISIASTIC- -APPLAUsEi
BRIlLlANT kAvEL PANfoMiME-
Afternoon and Evening At 3 and IN oscIe,k
TIE MYSTIC CAVE;
NEW TRicKs. NE '''"AS sPLEybbI2fS5 iiE bb2SSt sitrxrRy
MAGNIFICENT DENOuEMENT'
Mr.. II. l.. NORRIS, Germsn Comedian vii dali, >.
er HE greet SRI Mp SPEECH.
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT II O'CIR
H. leciuIe-koon. without additional charge, of
liERk NAllOlSkfs WONDERFUL CABINET.
coutaining 80 eces Of furniture.
THE GRAND OKCHESTRIAN
will plsv at short intervals day and evening" with ali
tho ef's.t Of
~ IL oECHFsTRA OF 20 INSTRUMENTS
TIlE NEW NLN lLAGOR. DRIVEN BY STEAM,
introduces S0,tsn iect of cool air per minute
HE MARVELLOUS AFRICAN Mi'b.FIsH
BkOl GHi HtkL - ihE, DRY SOLID CLAY II
nwarts Alhinos and million other ciiI tpsi.ies
~ Notbgi giibsiandiug the ieprecisiei value OF
everything q e price Of aGuiission STILL REMAINS
Al IS CENT, and u Il the esrres, desire OF the
management u piusihe, to keep II at this price, al.
though less than IN CENTS IN co.'s.
Adiuiss on rs ctnis Children under ,en ~ ct- lie
The sun., 1864-08-16
INSTRUCTION.

r AIDES AND OTHERS, REQUIRING IN
Astruction In the English branches, viz-Gnmmsr,
Reading, peling, Writing &c, taught by d ll iy II
DEAL cd. ct BRO WNs Commercial College, sii fui.
ton st. oppos.le Pierrepons Brooklyn. rsrnu very
moderate, Wfttns. tos6hesping, arishHstic, a.,
The sun., 1864-08-16
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A LIENS GAN HOLD AND CONVEY REAL
u estate a. tdaabethpoIt, New .Ierey, which they
cannot do la Nov lolk. THIS place 10 improvins
Nrtt ia-,. the 'ax,s SMALL ir only one hour by
steam h0at iIon New York, eod lots for sale very
f.vOrs'!e Terms Tor particulars apply TO COOLEY 4
HtlpRl ~ EE AGENTS, ut Elizahe.hport, or n n
kLlllM,li. M HnAIl a. NnM York. AN
The sun., 1864-08-16

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, AT MAS.
L peth, l.. l., half mile from Fushing 4. K, 90.
mi es from 3ith st. terry, - miles from Brooklyn
City Hall, acres Of good land, large trees large
garden. great bargain. THOMAS ". FRAME
LIN, 81 William 81 40
The sun., 1864-08-16
EXClR RSlONS.

L'OR EXCUR RSiONS-THEF FAVORITE NEW
i bsTse Harvest Home, and others with steAmboats
such "A desired. also Pleasant Valley, 81 Romans
Well and other GrUvce ~ let. Excursion Office os2
Neet u, cor harrow. N. Is. CROSSETr. A3
EOk NkWBl RGH, POUGHKEEPSIF,
Roundout kinPrton-The MARY POWELL
caves foot Of jay 81, afternoon M3< O'Clock ~
GRAND COrIlLION EXCURSION OF THE
~ CaiTrntef's non. No. I. Of New York, to lud-
lcy's Grove. ON Ihuledgy, Augu4t l5'h, 1861. IOd-
sorth'r sp ondd hand viii he IN attendance. one
barge viii lHy al Peck Slip the other Spring street.
until called iot by the steamboat hc boat will leave
23i II, I. H., at q 80 \. NJ sth al At Peck slip at
81 spring Il At = i2d st. y. r.. ~ si5 Tickets 81.
admitting gentlemen and ladies eau he had of the
committee. Or Of nny OF the men bcfs on gons on
hoard On the morning Of the excursion. AMBROSE
bLAKL- ChRim.n Of Committee. 'Al
HUDSON RIVER K. R-FOR Albany
10Y, the North aud Wost. from Chambers u at
and j. \. ". aud i and 1910 p. VI. and on sun
days At o.. T.. " fioW Goth II f50
The sun., 1864-08-16
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

HOLLASD-On Mondsy, Aue. 10, Margaret T.
Holland. In the 9Ist ear Of her age.
Notie, OF fiueral in to-inorIow't paIer. 2ls
JOSEs-suddeuiy. on Sunday, Aux. IA, Thomss
Jones, ia the J5th year VI his age. He member
OF the G9th Rcg'. Co.coran Legion.
The friends vi the family are respectfully Invited
IN attend the funeral on the re.idruce of HE hfo-
ther-in-law, Henry Morteil. l1z Cherry rt. A. II
U'ciDdk. \. ". His remaius viii be taken 10 Green
wood Cemetery Tor in'eImeni. IVl
PHOLAS-At his lave residence 263 Bleecker st,
Rudolph ro.lal, Ia the seth year Of his axe
SuIiCf.-TAc members Of Continental Lodge No.
1G. A. %. of G. r.. are hereby notified 10 attend h {.
funeral from Lodge Room, 70 nlanccy 20. OF We'd
nesd,y, AM. 18th. At 10 o'clock. without turthoi 10.
tice. D. Qrier Of W, u. ChAKl.Ls SANDS lkOM.
i. \. INNESS. ". X. :. 2lo
sICCARDI- sesina AlheriinR- daughter ~ Do
r.eRco AL NsitLa SiccaIGi, a.1d ..onih- and :
deys
lie fuBe.A ul take place from her late resi-
deuoe, .. East Houston 81, 1t o'clock this dny. ~
The sun., 1864-08-16

GHO0-HOuSE AND LOT, $500; HOUSE
wv and lot, 500; house AMI lots, S,6,, at
Winteid, l. Cash $50 to flUs balance month
beis st, 80
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

ss,lsss CAPT Drishs tvAs ~sn sssnssS Ass), and Ii
a Kendall or Boston.
Ne, nsaao.s iea isM f:n .As ya,s Of nssssr yss
Me ender Capt Samuel skoihsd nssss Perkins Of Tope
ksla OF New York.
The following table e As vessels In The
Aarbors OF New York. Boston. Phhaelphia- Baltimore
sso new oreaDs from each Of those
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
sNw PUBLICATIONS.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-11
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The Richmond Examiner OF the 9Th says
an official dispatch was received by the Pres
ideut from Johnston yesterday, stating that
the enemy was skirmishing all along his lines
northeast from Dalton. 1t is not doubted that
the enemy is making general advance into
Georgia. We have by way OF Nashville,
Tenn, Southern accounts of G.n. Sherman s
progress from the 18th to the 22nd. One OF
these accounts says Sherman was on the
railroad thirty miles east of Meridian on the
18th ult. Polk has retreated across the river
At Demopolis to decoy Gen. Sherman across
when he would offer battle.
The Atlanta Appeal says Gen. Sherman s
purposes are still mystery as to whether he
will turn eastward or go to Mobile. Polk
awaits him on the Tombigbee il he turns
east. or if he goes to Mobile Polk will rein
force the city by the river before Sherman
can reach there. 1t thinks the movement
from Chattanooga is intended to cooperate
with Sherman, and Selma the objective point
It says that Sherman, with suddenness and
unexampled rapidity, has moved against our
weakest point. Mississippiis is the very Egyp,
of the Confederacy, where, if not elected, he
can subsist until spring and do more damage
than by winning a pitched battle. He is
ces, which to destroy is to defeat us. Sher-
man marches in solid body with his artil-
: lery in front and rear, and on his fanks, and
his cavalry close under his guns.
Not man is allowed to go far enough to
steal a chicken, or pig. Our cavalry which
hovers around him, but are unable to harrAss
him. The utmost CONSERVATION prevails and
the citizens are invoked to arms to repel the
Invaders.
The AIississppian thinks the further Sher-
man advances the better. There is no es-
cape for him, except through the supineness
Of the people. or extraordinary want of skill
in the rebel commanders.
The Richmond Examiner of Feb. oath,
says An official dispatch was received by
the War Department last night from Gen.
Polk, stating that Sherman's forces had evac-
uated Meridian and were retrestng in two
columns in the direction of Vicksburg 1t
was supposed that the Yankee commander
finding his designs on Noble thwarted, and
his cavalry reinforcements interrupted, and
being in distress for supplies, was forced to
a.an1on his expedition. Whether he can ac-
complish retreat. with success remains to be
seen.
Charleston papers OF the 27th ult. speak
of having only ascertained the cause Of the
sinking of the Housatonic from captured
Yankees. They had previously supposed the
vessel had sunk in storm, and only
learned that the torpedo vessel had been
successful ten days after the occurrence,
which was on the 18th. 1t appears that the
torpedo vessel was also destroyed at the same
time. Lieut.. Dixon OF Mobile commanded
the torpedo boat.
Mobile, 23d,-The enemy opened fire on
Fort Powell at 10 IL o'clock this morning.
A dispatch of this tvening says that six
mortars and four gunboats shelled all day,
firing 364 shot. No casualties and no dam
aye