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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

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sOMPrIoE SCHEME.-Ths New York Times
Of the lat instant, contains 8 long editorial
on the recent speech Of Senator Brown. o.
Mississippi in the Confederate States Senate.
II also publishes his,Ternafks In It's edito>
rial i say, ,in speaking Of she speech, q it is
one OF the most remarkable attempts oil re-.
cord to embOdy despair in legislation" OF
the proposition TO convert the Coniederacy
into CnegFand military camp. i remarks:
" II this be the only wsy, IN which the Con-
federacS can be saved, then there Is nothing
more certain than that its doom Is sealed and
its destruction certain. There is no maxim
OF Government better settled than that the
force and capacity for endurance Of cOans
try in war depends not 40 much on the num-
Der of men it can put in the army, a. on the
extent which il can leave civilians free and
undisturbed in the putsuit Of their ordinary
avOcatiOns."
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

- The ice on the Potomac is nearly Eve
inches thick, and If the cold weather cOntin.
ues navigation will be suspended altogether.
Two Federal steamers have been sunk OF In.
dian Head, twenty miles below Washington,
having been cut through By drift ice.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13
Published by Requesi.)
Is This a Time TO Dance7

The breath OF evening sweeps the plain,
And sheds it's perfume in the dell,
But on its wings are sounds Of pain,
Sad tones thaE drown'd the eclO's swell
And vet We hear mighty call,
Fair pleasure smiles with beaming glance
Gay music sonuds in the joyous Hall,
Oh God is this time to Ounce =
sad notes as Il spirit sighed,
Float from the crimson battle plain,
As if a mighty spirit cried
In awful agony and pain.
Our friends, we know, there suffering Icy,
Our brothers, too. pelchance--
And in repr1achfsl accents say,
Loved one. iS tkis time to dance7
Oh lie your GessaI robes on high;
The human gore that floats around
Will stain their hues with crimson dye;
And louder lot your music sound
70 drown the dying. waFFioF's CRY
Let sparkling vine your joy enhance,
gorgct thar Blood has tinged i's dye.
And. quicker urge the'maniac's dance.
But stop the floor beneath your feet
Gives back collins hollow moan,
And every strain ofmusie sweet
Watts forth a dying soldier'a grOan.
oh sisters who have brothers dear &
Exposed to every battles chance,
Brings dark Femorss no forms Of fear
TOafright you from ihe.hsGriless dance
60 ding your fcssal r06ea
Go don the mourner's ale veill
60 bow befose your God and prayl
Il yet your prayers may aught avail. -.
Go face che fearful form Of Death
And trembling meet his chilling glGneo
And then for once with faithful breath,
Answer, Is this time to dance
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

~ The Courier de Nantes states that
ll6O French merchant vessels we're wrecked
during the first fifteen days Of November last.
OF thesc, 96 carried mails. OF these ll60
ships wrecked, 2l2 we're totally lost, crews
saved and Of II the crews we're all lost
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

u A duel was fought in Texas between
hr. S. K. ShOtt and A. <. Knott. The re-
suit was that Knott was shot and SbOtt was
not. Under these circumstances who wouIdn't
rather be ShOtt than KnottH
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-02-13

sT The Parsntags Of :. lis j. ths mos
difficult Of al to trace. i 4 Indeed 4 clever
lie that knows ita own father
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01

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extrocis of rore halsn,aic 6c,Ei n,d rin,',s
with lhc purest and m,ldgst of nil diffns,yo
stimulants.
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laF MS inc hunah System can Dc protected by
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IN districts l9testeg WIN Fever and Ague It
mas mas oeen io"na ihiH'l'o'e as P,eVehuye ana
irresi>hble as a remedy, ana 'honsands who
resort 10 IL uhdef aplfthehiloh OF an attack,
escaped inc seonrge' ana tho"sand who ne
EiocI TO aN"il themselves 81 ltS pio'ec'iYe qnai
i'its III ADVANCE, arc curoU py avery pFiel course
VI 'hlt marvellous m'd'GiNe' It'of ana Asue
l'o'lehts. Hiter oe'hg Pi'eu Nlth 9ninlne tor
iuohln7 IN van "iI'll iaiI3 SaloL"teu win ti"l
,n hr,iG i,V @ P,v Gars ~ "t,} M res
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nc weak Sto'hucu Is '"p'uty lhFsSofhteo,
ana the appetite restored by tolsiagreeabIe ton
~" onJ "Ii IN I "1 ~, siyI " D'S
rt,n ne aomtln'nd nninlo.-
o,t os woII 6s un"r thn Iiynr + aIso %
!, y rai;oras tbo Cnnstinatn ,r,ar,a,oih,,
Irregular action Of the digestive and secretiy
toreans.
Persons offeeble habit, labre to Nervous at
tocks, Lownese-of Spirts and Fits of Lnrguor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01
CEOCKS, &C, &C.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,

A large variety Of Clicks, Watches JeWelry
aud nohors Of every description, continually
on hand, which are all new, anl OF the latest
STYLES,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01

AAA& IA AEs& ~ w. AE ~ ~
GENUINE PREPARATIONS
INOMpOUED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Va Positive aud Specific Remedy for discas
es of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Drop
steal Swellings,
This Medicine increases the power of Diges
ton and cXcites the Absorbeuts into health,
action, by which the Wutery or Culce ous de
positions, and Unnatural Eulargemcnts are re
duced, as we'll as Pain and inflammation.
HE llll EXTR A CHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesscs, Habit
of Dissipation, EARLY lndiscretion of Abuse, at
tended with the following symptoms -
lhdisposition TO EN- .
eition, Loss of Memory,
Weak Nerves, Horror OF Dis.
ease. Dimuess of Vision, Univer-
sal LassitnJe of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Dryness of the skin, Loss of
Power, Difficulty of Breathing, Trembling,
Wakefulness Pam in the Back, Flushing Cd
the Body, Eruptions ofthe Face, Pailld Coun'
tenance, &c, &c.
These symptoms, ifallowed to 90 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lmpotency,
Fatality, Ep.
ileptie Fits, in
one of which tho
Patient may expire.
Who can say thatth s-r-- E--
are motif uentIy follow
ed by those "Dreful Disea-
srs." "iNSANlTY AND
CONSUMPTION" Manyare
aware of the cause OF their suffer.
ing, but none will confess the re.
cords Of the Insane Asylums. And
4. - 1 .I.
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as.
seltion. The Constitution once flected with
Organic Weakness, requires the sonecst Medi.
cine to Strengthen and Jpviyorate the system
FEMALES--FEMALE
In many Affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buche is uneuualed by nuv other rom
edy, as in Cblorosis or Retention, 'Irrcpulari,y
Painfulness or Suppression ofcustomary Eyac.
uation, Ulcerated or Scirrhous state ofthe liter.
us Leuchorrhocu or Whites. Sterility, and for.
all completes incident TO the sex, Whether ar
sing from indiscre.ion Habits Of Dissipatson. or
in The Decline or Chant,e or Life.
Trke no more l}alsam, Mercury. or unpleas
mt Me icines for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Helnlbold's Extract Ruche and i'm.
proved Rose Wash, cures SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, Little or no change in DIET.
Al little EXPENSE. No Inconvenience. md mol
Exposure. II causes a frequent desire and
lives strength to Urinate, thereby, Removing
Ibstructions. Preventing md Curing Strictnres
of fhe ITrelhra, albnying Pain and lnAamation
so frcouept in the class Of diseases. and cyppl
ing all poisonous Diseases and WORKOUT mnfler
Tho,snnds unou thousands who have been
lbe victims of Guockg. and who have paid hen.
Wv fees to be cured in a shorttmc, have found
thew were deceived. and that the "poson" has
bv the use of powerful astrngents," been dried
un in the system. to break ont in an aggravated
form, and perhaps after marriage &
Use Hrlmbold's Extract Buchu for all affec
ions and diseases of the Urinary Organs,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01
= IS LOOK HE:nE (!
ID ID 1LAEK.So
G! AND
GROCERY STORE,
MdCONNELL'S BLOCK.

TTAS lust been filed with the echoieest fresh
Ill Groceries could be purchased in New Yorl;
City and he would-taketbis method ofinForm
ing the citizens ofthe village apdyicinitv thai
he has Just receiyedh his
FRESH STOCK qRocFp1Fs
Housis'ing M o. ll part-sngar, Tea, Coffee Nc
Tos oPPer' starch Aispice, dlnger, Cheese
i"'' %Ei Tn,r,r
W. hha ooN TECflONHR
,!; palu 10 this department and
nns ~ ~ Uo"stunoY on ha9u' oranges Lem
oN9, 'taaiHs' Al'nohas, tea NUTS hughsh "al'
nm,s in3J, hnu everything that the taste may
crave III 'h's WY; y:;,r,pno
i'ii "iu oAOoN
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Dried Her
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01
sf4f;, DEN TlSTRY 6sl==71

DR. KENEGY, having located in PIP
1 PSauhusky, would respectfully annonnc
to the citizens that he is prepared to do all
kinds ofDental Work on the most reasonable
terms.
Tcethinserted on Ga'd or Silver plate 'ud
Y Nuieauized Rubber, ,frUma siugle tooth to an
entire sci.
o. Onioe. North Of the CDott house, for.
merally oocupied by Rhoads & Myers.
Sept Is, ls63-hf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-01

atthc Seneca County Marble works, immeli.
ately adioinmg tile Wire Bridge, Giifn, Ohio.
The Monuments, DC, are composed oforigI.
ual dcsigus, and choicescections from the most
appropriate eand beautiful struclurcs in modern
use, which the proprictors are determined to
sell on the most accommodating terms.
l5'All ORD srs attended to with promptncss.
VI Experienced worlmen sent to all parts of
the State to erect monuments made by US.
D'Specimens can be seen at the yards or in
the cem, teries in aud around Tifiin OF in Seue.
caamd djoiningcounties.
A. NlEBEL
uarch4'G2ly 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
TPrsss DISPATCHES I

j
GRIFFIN, July 80 "A train from the break in the
road ia idss 10, with Generals Stewart and Loring
aboard.
Our los in the battle Of Thursday is estimated at
1900 killed AID wounded.
There has been a most furieus thellng Of Atlanta
during the last two days. lady en- the train was
killed by shtl at lnta this.morning.
The enemy attacked Ches:ham this morning early,
aud were ealy reIused, with considerable loss. Oar
Joss no-e.
Abou. flty raiders are known to have been captured
In the neighbOrhood n L,vejoy's to-day. The rumor
that twelve or fifteen hundred rad been taken Is not.
We! authenticated. The railroad is not much injured,
aud will be running through to morrow.
Generals Srahl, B:oNn and Walthal we're only
eighty wounded, and al are in the field.
General Loring and Stewart both slightly wound
ed wshal aud SlrahI, reported killed. ara not hurt.
Wheeler, who vas reported to have leg shot OIL Is
unhurt Stewart received fssh wound in the heal
Lorng had bali to pass NoGrd his ribs, but cid not
enter the cavity Of the chest Stewart and Lorrg start
ed down the road in the morning train yesterday, but
hearing that the enemy we're on the road the ain ur
cd back end tbus escaped. The raldDg patty ia cup
posed to be commanded by Col. B'oWnlow. They cap
tu cd Fayetteville yesterday morning. and burnt lot
Of wagons suppos d 20 be abouy rs in number. They
struck the road near Lo'tjoS, and tore up the track
about mile and half at intervals extending over five
miles, burnt the depot and carried 1f our lies OF tel
esrsph wire Before the arrival of their toos for the
more t.cu dtstruction Of the Cai cavaly, IN
der General Jackson, attacked and drove them of kill
ing eleven and wourdirg sixteen. The raid,rs to-
wards Atlanta. The Soad is being repaired email
body Of raiders is reported At jackson, Butts county
this morning, ma irg in the detection Of the railroad
Our forces are after them.
\. e...--July so.--Tre- raiders the Mscon ard
Western railroad ives attacked and driven by our cay
ally yesterday They destroyed sbOu; four les Of
the road and til graph. The injury done is Lot ma
teral.
HAoos, Aug. l. 6 P. A--0uT cavalry urdsr General
Iyerson attacked The enemy yesterday Clinton
The Yankees commsn ed by Gen. stOnemaU, were
routed, and stonemsn, rs officers ard about 500 phi
sOnere, with two pieces of leIy, surrendered and
tave just reached this city. TIE rest oil the Yankee
forces are scattered sad ling towards Eaionown. The
pursuit continues Many have already been killed CT
captured.
TIE trains are running regularly to Atlanta. Affairs
we're reported q1et there yesterday and this morning
exrTIrS Aug I-Oitizsps who arrived here late last
night irom Atlanta, say that the fight % Friday was
fierce. Our troops fought EiIh grea gasatiy, carrying
Two lines of the enemys inerencement bat now hold
their original position.
AUGUSTA, Aug !, ls64r-Bishop Perez, OF the ME
u urch Sou b. calls upon the Meihodists OF the STATE
10 meet on Wednesday Angus 10 b, tor special prayer
Tor Vctoy and The expulsion OF Ihs zoe IRON our S1!e'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

our scouts have crossed the river to shepherSstown-
The belief IL that the rebels simply remaining il the
Valley for the purpose Of gathering the crops.
Gen. Avtril learn with certainty, Is uuJ jatd
and At the b. ad OF bis cava ~.
Co. Mulligan Is undoubtedly killed.
The PARTICULARS obtain Of SUNDAYS battle, which
took place between Banker Hill and Winchester, must
lessen ita importance. Some OF cur dsmounted cav
airy reported to have behaved badly and occasions
much Of thT loss We suffered Ia the actual Sighting
we II ced qaite as much loss as we sustained It
70 the disaster Of the retreat los. good many ph
oners.@.. ... ...-.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Jolly 2s, 1864 The Rebels have
lot yet sLovn the slightest sign IF gus ing ncusions
across the Potomac, aad il consequence he population
OF lover Maryland it quieung down. The Unlen citi
ems of frederick who had designed takog f. hs and
who bad sent away ther pate a., have neg made 10
their minds to remain.
correspondent Frederick telegrsphs that persons
arryiug ihere from HIgertoWn this afternoon report
that no Rsb,s had yet SHOWN themselves ans where on
the Potomac.
The editors OF the frederick Citizen were TO Cay 10
pursuance Of order Of Gen. Hunter sent thu ugh our
lnee and committed 10 the tender merc.es OF 'htir
Rebel fIierd.
Gen. Avefill, as know positively, Ia rnhurt. Col.
Augsn's fate 10 not yet known, but ig Of truce Ws
TO cav sent Into the rebel lines 10 ASCERTAIN regarding
him. Ii is known that he fell Wtu16ed; and, though
be might escaped be heroically reiEstd to do
as he feared the Who were Carrying him CT the
isld would he lsk,n, and the co which they bore
captured He insisted on their leaving him and taTng
thsir otlGrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
FROM GENERAL EAkLY's Army.
(Oar onH OonespOudsnss.)

(OT onH C0rTespoudense
CAMP NEAR BArsEs,ILLE, July 2slh, 1884
10 the Editors of the Wig:
Since the grand stampede and rout Of the enemy.
near Winchester, all has been qlet An occa ioId
shot is exchanged along tho Of the Potomac by
.couts.
Toe enemy have made no demonstrations indicating on
advance with tie ,e on of yesterday ct Wliaas-
port portion OF brigade oil infantry and cavalry
crossed at the river bu; returned instantly. fns 70
ST. gular more alter a doubls.qlc Of ss miles
From harIineburg 10 William,poTt genera wreck
OF Wagons, broken. own horses aud mules marx tie
road The greatest consterna ion eeemed 70 have pre-
vailed in their relfea.Dg raaks. 10 many nsatcee,
they spoke frankly and freely IS 10 The rt7olu1lon-
NoLe wished 10 iavads the S. nth again. They aeemed
satnfed with their experience 10 Shenandoah VAL
l,y-in the samms ion OF The aLdish purposes OF
tie Federal despos. None spoke Of Ie.enlsing-thsi
the idea OF thi5g WAS dream an idle dsrslen.
Both off and nsn lhus sIofe aud expressed their
disgust for the army in The ostcuion Of H VIA
purposes.
There has been no retreat that has had such telling
ct the eneuJ's soldsry the ono lhsy bare Juss
made. Their iaenlry halt un. they haa pass
cd several miles beyoad William port Their cavalry
soil hover along the banka OF the river. :.
Yes.erday, a portion Of Jobnsons Brigade crossed
the river into lrJ md fer horse5 and piunds Va
fortunately, OF tbc got TO grocery, which re-
suls d in causng stamPeds when the enemy came on
them.
considerable skirnish occurred during the evening,
IL which thirty men we're captured and drowned Our
men rallying drove the enemy back.
The army 10 In foe condition, luxuriatn9 IN the
sseood things" Of the Valley. Tnere Is abundance
throughols the country.
You may lslen for stirring news from Northern Viz
gina in the next tew.d Us, BIRD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
TIE WARM MISSOURI.

ST.. L Ur, 5aay ~ The guerriIlas lave burned the
railroad properfy a. Shrl6ioa aud Ltkeman, o. the
Hluaiosl ana 81. Joseph rsiroAd. Yesterday they de-
stroyed all ths block houses aod water nks aad tie
bridge ct 1t rzsrfObbed he citizens promiscuously
and Ild ded The s,ores Of lrend aud foe alike. Toe
band numbered eighty,
Two hundred armed men went west from Hannibal
yeste day, aud wire al 1t rive. bridge last night
The damage to the railroad property and the value
of the indr secured cot ascertaned but the loss
is large as the merchants bad large stocks Oh hand
The roa1 il now clssr OF interruption excepitg az
the burned.bridge, where trains are transferred.
large sock OF arms and ammunition 10 being sap
pea into North II ssourl in trunks, one or tTo;oi
which broken in transit Q tncy to-fay ieVeaha ~
considerable amount Of bucksaos and oteef ANA VI
tiop. . -, ,ha
n Albany and Monroe counties sum ;ieLt 70
cover All the damsgs to the railroad and the o,d p,o
pIa add Il will be collected. be sane rules vii DC
enforced on all the lines 10 that district.
Geo. Pike has received authority los recruit four
regiments for til mtIths.
Thornton Is I'D to ,hsvs dsbanjsi bis flen, ling
he was np1stblc to cross the Me oaIi rse' atd
b he UDiou fore ere closing around item fI0r ali
sidss they would be destroyed If they kept scgsther-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
Furious Smelling of Atlanta.
OFFICIAL REPORT or srONENAN's SURRENDER
WITH 800 MEN
FFIoIAI Dx. PAToHAs
ATLANTA, jill 2ssh, 1864.

ATLANTA, jill zsih 1865
Hon J. A Seldom
Z The enemy commenced extending his right about s
O'Clock this morning.
Lieut. Generals Stewart and Lee were directed to hold
the Lick Siilist.Rosd for tue day.
Aboui half past ose P. d., sharp engagement sn-
sued with no decided advantage 10 ehPr eide
We stll occupy the LlO4 Skillet Road.
Iregret TO say that LIEUT. Ger. Stewart aud Major
Gen. Loripg were wounded.
In my despStoh Of yesterday should have men
toned that Brig Gentr Rector was severely wounded
that day. d b. HOOD General =
MACON, Ga, August lst, 1864
Gen. s. Cooper. 4. d O.
Gen. sloaeman, With cavalry force estimated. at
twenty eight hundred with artillery, Waa met two milcs
from this city by our forces. composed Of Georgia
reserves local companies and the militia NhCh Gov.
Brown Is organic bg here.
The enemy's assault repused and his force htlt
in check along our entire line all day.
Retiring towards Clinton, he wss attacked, The next
morning, by Gen. ISeEsOp, who having routed the
main body, captured Gan. stonemla aud 6'o bundled
of bis command Gen. VERSIONS men still capturing
j,r,g0le,s. Howell COBB,
Msj General
ATLANTA, August LIT, 1854.
Hon. J 4. Seldom:
The following ds,patoa ID jos. received from Brig
Gsr Ivsrson, through Major General Cobb, at Macon
concerning the party Of r4derI who struck the hs,n
and Savannah road:
Zen sto1enan after having his force routed yes
terday, surrendered With 500 men, The rest of bis
command are sc,tered and fling towar Is EOntou.--
Many have been already cpiurei. shall bs in Maoo
tonight, and with raions for my and provisions
YSiene51. A. IvERsoE"
J. B. HLocD, General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
WAsHINGToN COLLEGE.-

w ?
th Win the 18Th q September In al
don 70 the regular Collegiate Glasses, preparatory
Classical ana Mathematical Department VIZ " VI ~
conducted BY the Faculty. Ia =, stas Lis
BOAEDn be prOoared In LeAInssen, HseVA'
esciv vhen payments Il mad PxuSIsIoSs Al fees -
be pAid Ia advance - o,,-.o,.- I'D ,,,.bort
Disabled sOLDIE55 glsd moral enreetefi sno Ntnoet
reoal,ts rsesns vil be adjusted tree OF tuition
sor Irs aascess asy member of tie Faculty.
~by rider o. fReuiiy, ,.,,,,-,
- Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
CLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

Te session Of 1854 JAY 25h, Snt closes De
ambcr lOth Mm Hushes, win experience OF t"en
yea iastrutor ancient snd modern languages seehes
she branches.
Board for The session. including nlon in English, $685. ios
less thAn session. $50 month Latin French, spanish OF
Italian $40 extra; music and n plano guitar tOi tu
uon In English for day scholars, sI5 Half In s1Vance
Ny ressdeoee Is heen miles Blacks and Whites on the
Soutoie RiilOad. A. that depot Aha have ccnveyane
July oa a. le ooe TO take tbs young ladies and 70
mY hose.
TINS young ladies furnish their own towels and lights.
iyss~d4Ss. - JOHN ORGAN, ia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
FROM PEtERsBURG.

rExFoRIS4 CESSATION OF A,srLIrIEs-70o HASKEEs
BgaIEp on laE Field.
Az Sf,ial despatch from Petersburg states that on
yesterday there was alton of he's ildes, from to
10 A. NJ at the rtq1ess OF the emmy, for the pa SO
of caring for the dead aid wounded.
seven hundred of the enemy1 dead we're buried, or
turned over to him for buisi.
Twenty stand Of cOlOrs instead q twelve reported,
we're caplu ed on the S0h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03

TIE BAlTrMoRE AND 0aIo k4ILsoAD "A letter to
the editor, from an officer Of Esrys army dsed 'Caup
near lrtiusburg JAY 9Th, 1854 "isys: 'We are no"
epgagedn tearing up the track and burning the bridges
Of he Baltimore Gud oaiO aailrOad.@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-03
FROM SOU H CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Jay sIst.-A fire occurred To-day IL
oNtsps warehouse aud destroyed over 500 bales Of
co ton, which wOs about two-thrds insured.