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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

TIE Expansion OF DREss-W Om5u are more like
Wers than We think. Ia their dress and sdornme
Iney express their nature, tue do IN their Pc
tas and colOrs. Some women are ike the mod ;st
daiseg aud Vio tsthey lock feel better than
when dressed 10 q morning wrapper. Oters are not
them elves unless they cons QUE in gorgeous dyes,
dze the tulip or the tu,1 rose. Who RAs not seen
WOmsn just ike white lhesf We know several double
Mir Colds and poppi,s Tnere women Il. Only for
velVels ike the dahias; others graceful and air
like .leas. Nov and then you holyho ana
sund1xers Wnen Tree 70 dress they Ike,
urcoatTo la by otaers, and not limited by their cir
eUmstsncs tasy do nos tail to express tht true char
scters, and dress becomes Torn OF expression very
genuine and useful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

LIscoLS UPoE rHG BATTLE FIELD We see that the
papers are reesFsy The iscs THAI Lincoln ordered
comic Rgng 20 90 III q upon the battle hsld. We have
kaoEn the tGcs about transaction for tim
Gus have RETAINED rom speaking item. As the
oapsts sasug sOme OF the iSctI, will give
!he whole.
Soon after one Of the mot desperate aud sangunary
battles, Mr. L. coin Vti,td tae Commanding General
aud Tue army. W,ile on his visit the OommaBdiDg
Geaesl vi st6f, so.k hun over th field In car
age and Il ned to hin the plan Of the battle, and
IL p.r;caar place Nh, 70 the d 5bt was mos fierce.
A. enc p0ias NE Commanding General said, "here,
on this side Of ,ha road, hse hundred OF our brave
fellows killed. aid just the other side OF
the road four hunOr more were slain, and right on
the Oth = sioo y mat wall hVo hundred rebels were
destr ysd. We hay. buned them where they fell ~
II declare" sii the President, ''this is get
ting gloomy. L,t rs drive away" Alter dIiYiog
r d. the President said "this mAkes ielier es
g.cSmy.' "Jlek," spsaNng to compslion, cant
you give US some hing 70 cheer Us upF "G!ve u a
song aud give u Lively one" TaereupoD Ack struck
10 as oud he ccu!a bAsl comic negro cong, which
h, cont lued T. sing while they riding III from
e bate ground a til hey approached regimen
drawn up, Wheu The Commanding gen.ral SAID, mi.
Prssidsnt wouldn't DO veil los your friend
his song i'll passed hs rsgiuenE. Toe poor teloWs
have lost more than nall Of Lner numbeTs. They are
feeling very badly and should be ARA of the effect
that il may have o. them" Tue Pf slider then asked
MS companion 10 atop singing Il hey goS by thai
regiment.
We knoa that the story is incredible a. it is i'm
possible that VINO could be elected President oil
lhe lied Safes could cen iucs bimslH over the
esh m1ds graves Of the heroic dead. When this story
was told TO We said that il inCredO.e-impos-
sble, bu. Ihe-5tory il old such authority tnat We
knew i5 TO DO We tul the story thiE the people
may haVs some idea OF tails man, Alb aham h1eoin,
who is candidate Tor four year5 more Of such rule
If any publican holds up his hands in horror and
says this story can't We true ray We sympaIhise with
hin nom tao bottom Of our soul the story can't be
sIuo # any man f. any Office Of trust or even for
decent society but the story is every whit true Of
Abraham LacOm, Incredible aad impossible il may
seem. Essex Statesman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

NIRGiNiA.-At rules holden in the Clerks
once OF the Circuit Court Of Charlotte county, Monday,
the 9Th day Of June 1854,
Robert A. Crowdsr an Adelins his vile, Pins,
against
A. Tome aud Sarah his wife, Bessy Ann Horkins Matilda
Ames Robert D. OhAney, WIN. DjWden ant 81. his wife,
Reuben CLANCY, Reps Thos Fan, VIM Liam, James
Ean, John Jones Esm Augusta ELAN, Joseph Esm EiEa
Sarah Elau, Mary Ann Eiam E1ward Elan, EiEl-
beth Elan, Richard Elsm Mary Knox, Philip Osborne and
Martha Ann his WIFE, Elwsrl Gregory, James Gregory
John Osborne aud Mary bis wife, Jeha solomon Gregory
David Gregory, Eiam Aarh. Elan, Lucinda
ERm, Samuel Ham, VIM Elan, Mamie Jane ElAm Judson
Elan, AbTSm Elam and Ida II. E2m, Defts.
IN OHAEOERY
object OF this suit have G1 Cd and assigned TO Ade
her portion Of the real estate Of Wm and Lucinda
Elgm, deceased.
appearing afnisv that the defendants, Besey Ann HO
kif g. CLANCY Bovden and Mary his wife,
ohHney, Reps nau Wm Elam, james Elan, John J
Elan, ElAm Philip osborne and MarthN his wife, Edward
Gregory G. egoy John 0sb,rne aud Mary his wife,
John Gregory, David Gregory Frances ESm Martha
EAm, Lucinda Elan, samuel EEm, WIN Elan and mary
nonrsdents this Saie on motion Of the plaintiffs
by counsel Il ordered that lid deen dSns do appear With
month after due publication hereof and do what
sary to PrOteet their intefeS In ths suit.
Jel7-v4W WIN. A sMIrH, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail of Powhatan
w county on the 9Th OF Juns 1854, negro maa named
property Greed Taylor formerly Of Powhatan but
whose The said about - or
"a yesr Of age feet nches HIGH Of dark hrewn
Iouy quilt hid wien eommtted gray coat
and srped dis quested forward, prove
property par hass and tsks hin away wiz ss Dealt VIZ"
'I Is%-sssS' saa.s aSsshsisa 0ssav
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
A. A. ARTHuR, Secretary.

srIa1T OF THE MARYLAND roRIEs.-In the Maryland
sitting at Annapolis, resolution requesting that Linz
coin, the COmmandant of the Military Department in
which Maryland Is included authorize the levy of spe
csl teprsalS on known sympathz,rs wish the rebsl
Ou residents Of the Safe" for the purpose of REIN
oursiDg 10 'oya citE ns" their losses The resolution
WIS offered by Mr. sobey of Frederick, and Is in the
fol,wirg terms;
Ordered That tails convention, representing the peo-
pie Of harllnd hereby respectfully request the Prosi-
don't of the United States, and UJmmAodant OF the
Military pariment In which balyllnd is included, ss
an act OF lslcS and proprety TO upon the Gym.
path ,rs With rebellion, residents in this Sate t1e
JoAl smoapt OF al losses and spoliatons sustained by
the loyal odz us Of the Uaited sato5 resident IN this
SAFE, ny reason OF the reO,nt rebsl raid to oompen
sAto LOYAL cuff jTers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

WIaGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
oe OF the Circuit Court for tue county OF Meckenburg
the nfst Monday in Jane, 1864:
Goode and G)de Ia their right and
Executors Of Thomas GOode, deceased, PiAintiGs,
az inst
Mary Ann Goode in her right and Erseux OF Thomas
oodS william 0rnmp and Alice bis vile, aud their children
say Alice and william Cfunp, Samuel Jones and his chill
dren Thomas g. Mary Lacy Edwin o4rter and Chues
jones' George Bent AID Lucy bis wife and their children
Thomas g. Lgcy, samue George o Mary y, Oorneia ard
Alice Rfent Margaret Garland and her daughter Willie
Garland sophia Goede Ellen Goode and telA Goode
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
Il appearing by sdayit that the deiendGrt Samuel
Jones biz csdrsn Thomas g. Auy Lazy s. EdEn p Oar
ter Charles JONES' non-reSdents OF this StSe; tie
motion the plaintiffs By their attorney, ordered that the
do appear here within month after due pu
cation This order and do what prot hsiT
th ,u this be pIbshtd
nc6sSve weeks In newspaper puosoed the city Of
Richmond Va a0d also be poset At the front door OF the Court
House Of this the HrSt day Of the CouAy
Court.
The object OF this to have settlement Of tbs adminstrs
ton Of tbs estate OF Thom Goode, dsceaad On investment
OF the provided By els will and dtbGon of.hS
estate according 70 the rights Of the parties
Acopy-Teste,
R.F. cLAcK, opk
CHINBsAs DAILY, 20. VH-wsE
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EVENING WING.

we sAaa yaSLsb, tO-day, At 2 o'clock P X, and
sv,-y ,ooesdog Gay (SGndsys sIcePted) AZ the same
Rom. 90 e7sniag edition Of the Wh.g. The Evening
vss IN oOu.antss AseStneVs By mail add telegraph,
NJ % ss hour of going 70 press, editorials. lOCsl intel
Ugoacs, &c. jF~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
They who in q larr u interposs
VII oft wipe a bloody nose.

[Laughtsrl He Wss not afraid o. bloody nose but
ne feared mat premature efJFls would only have the
fleet Of s1aspera ing the Irih Aud making more
diGhegt, when the passions Eero a little Gained, 10
eject the Object all must have in view Ths Govern
ment was led think from all accounts that reached
datory proposals. could be useiuly made.
Each party VAS equally oon6dsnt OF ultimate success
and the North especially jealous of interference l.,
however at any future time reasonable ground could
Q shown for suppOsng that friendly gsstioos would
be listened TO, Her Majssty's Government would be
happy to use their eJrEs to arrive at such desab.e
result as that of terminating this unhappy war.
Admiral Ana on, the Chairman OF the Society," having
II auked his lOrdEhp for his courtesy, the deputaton
Withdrew.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
LATER FROM EuRoPE.

European sdvoes to the II h have been received
The London TINES OF the 10 says thar Influential
depu alton from Ssciety obtaining the Cessation
OF Hostilties IN America vailed on the Premier the
prsviosu day, for purpose Of urging her Msesya
Govelnmert 10 take steps 10 bring about pe-cO LetWeen
the belugerents
Among the deputation we're the MHquis Of Olarrl-
eArds the Bishop of Chcherter, ord Arsd Churchill,
III. T., Ada ira Arson, etc.
The dsputation h.Ving been introduced, the Rev. E.
w. Tremls submitted to Ihe Psvmer that very large
number OF letters which the scoiey had csVed etc.
Indicated Ihat strong aud decreasing tech g
the country that her hajestys GOv,rnmsnt should IT
possible avail itse Of It's friendly relations with the
Federal authorities to briog about CESSATION Of hos
Titles IN America at To- k,rg upon the restoration
OF the UuiOn impossible, and the indeper dsnce Of
The Southern CoEiederacy ss virtuAty fat decOmpI
any proioDgaioa OF the could only rtsu!t ua
sau yhter, ETC.
Lord PaImerston, Ia reply said that two ffcts were
abu dainty clear, that the cruelty destruc-
tive 70 the Americans til mselVes q, ths inConyeni
euce eau ed by il was excessive. The queton r,main
ed whether the Government mad any rational grounds
for supposDg thai tie FEDERAL Government would lis
ten % any proposals of mediation 1t the present mo-
nept. There WGa 80 old coup,et-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30
rTARrsIED.

In Baltimore on Thursday, the 2O;h uiuo 10 Rmmapuel
oh By the Rev A. p stryker, GE0R1E W. J0HN:0N 10
CHARLOTTE r. youngest daughter OF tas Hon. Alexander L.
BoteleT, Of Nrg MIA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
fee the olreul Court Of irots county, Monday e
9Th day Of jane 1854
Al Tooen, PlalneG
Hicks and Frances his wife, VIM Chain, administrator
Lucinda Eam deceased and ZsehAlia Bugg,
Vim Elsm deceased, Defen larts.
the resident Pendants eks and Frances kls wife, Ia
the hands under the control Of the defendants VIM chan
administrator Of Lucnda Elan ece ued, and Zcharah Bugg
claim OF the plarf Toone against the aad Hicks Il
appearing by adAvits that the def Hicks
his WIFE, non-Iesidens OF his motion plain
til by counsel IL Is ordered that the said
within month after due pablcson hereof
cesSAy TO protect their tere and that ibis be
published oneea for four sacceve weeks the Reh
that another be posted at the roa door Of the
Of tbs said county on the nrs day OF the county
jsl7-v4W wM A. SMITH.
VIRGINlA.--.At Rules held in the clerks Of
dee o. the Circuit cour Of Charlotte county, Monday the
9Th day Of lane, 1854: :
Thomas spencer and Emma his wife, Mary Chamn WIN
spencer apd Anne s wife, Ford ana his WIFE
smth, Ia his right and ad pni,tFaor, vi III.
annexed OF W Smith, deceased, and Pernsle Smith,
against IN oH1NuERY
Thomas Push, adminiSrAtor OF Msrndi Robinson decd
BurgWlo and Anu 81 his wife, Wm Smith add Louisa, his
wife, and the Vim Smith, RdmlnIIlratof of Robin
son. deceased Bsttle Bouldin Indus ,bnssn exc u1
and sole dsvsee OF Robert Rotason eased Ell Robin
son. Henry R-bnson and the aaknoxn dren Of John
The ofje this suit Is sell and diyie according 70 law
me real and personal estate OF Marnda deceased
Appearing ~ amdavit that tbs defendants Joel Robinson
md henry Robinson, and the unknown J0hn Robin
son deceased, nonedents Of State on the
psatas' counsel Is ordered dsfen do ep
pear within one month after public oa hereof and do what
necessary 10 protect their interests Ia tbs suit
,.,z AeOPy-Te'te. ,,,,r,
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SPECIAL ORDERS,
EsTnAY MAZE.

TAKEN UP, on or about the goth day of
Ma, Iss. DARK Bar MAZE, about 10 yeas Old about
"A Nm no brand other mark nosei except Tia
her tai cut o. vhsn taken up sasisf BY
guy a, JOHN D. wARRrr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

lanes d. JONES, Admir- of Sarah Wayt,
Deed and ALSO Admir- WITH the viii annexed Of Francis wsy
decd, Plaintiff,
Georg. Carr err Of TWyman wA dscJ John wayt James
oaas Wsrenbafer Mary hiI Wife Drans and Mar
tina his wife, James Pondexter ohaS Poindexter. JnO
W DDS VIM Woods and GsrTuts Woods, james Mau-
pin AMI rin Ia bis wife, Robinson Hrger Virginia his
Garth Lucy his wife other eh (Ehcss
and number unknownl Of Virgins Garth who Int
ID Of Abenare and as such judith wsy deed
o.sn. o # asoE sS
Of Virginia Reeves deceased, Defendants.
Henry H George. Plaintiff.
James Jones' admir- Of Sarah wsyt deceased Ms6Tvsy
Elz4bsth wife and the other children descendants
unkSown) Gross snd The othes children or
OF Virginia Reeves deceased and ali the other parties deem
aAnt a che sS'vs nAmsi cause Of wayts Gdar giinIs
Ia hss causes row pending in the Circuit ooat Of Abe
consolidated sdudgcd and dscrsod among other things
on the 18Th oetOee s6s that Henry Msu Eho spPon
nsue cause settle the AceOun jones' ada'r With
the win annexed o5arsh dec slSo the John
Weoss late ths Of Abensre and as admnItrAor
the tAtss represented BY him W these different adn
stributee such sth and a.
shs sh the negro dgribu lou
parties fuld aud their respective pro-
portions thereof And In The second suit the said Commissioner
shs settle the ounl Of james D. Jones' commissioners
receiver win the fund involved therein, and who
entitled 10 The tsEns ana IN what proportions
And should turn out that Oomml joiner has paid 10
party account Of particular interest," shan
his share thereof the hail be applied
to pay his share OF apy other and interest," adj all
olnis bsween the oonmsoner and each benIAeisry
And by subsq order Of lad Court ds 18Th
May ofts order OF the ism octobs 1885 a. sp-
Poln ed Henry W. haury special commissioner .ks said
counts, rescnded the appointed
eAl eommsEioner for that purpose.
The parties Int rested therefore noa thst have APP
pointed THURSDAY the 35 day Of August the time
Once n The town Charlottesville the place. for ny
and stating the directed By said decrees
whore they required attend With al the vouchsrS
&c., 70 enable ne u ae %, Taos. WOOD,
Has-iyve1w Special pppRiislpnIy,
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sHORs. SHOES.

WE have in store a lot of prime couutry.mads
'.' '' siosg, yg x. z. sa. AGO. 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

Of SeEsr Or the ssdls,ioIs Of Interest and unless
The szps deceive Ghs days Of hs Warrington regency
are numbered and tbs time Is not distant when We nay
s,pr The song Of triumph and delverSnce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

WE wish to purchase five or six thousand lbs.
w having sell vocl1 do well 70 call
Farmers Who wool change for superior article
Ct nsgro cloth,g, make the exchange vi b ~
I2I-es stokes, GILLIAMsoN co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

oaLSax or oPKSno open 81 hslfpGs o'clock
performances ~ half pssts precisely 8e-t
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rules holden lin the Clerki
~ u.,,t.o oou,, Can't. of Mondav IA

ufes Of HsnricO oOun,y Court of MOndly the Qsth day
Of JAY, lss4,
ryan Seal, Seal Emily Msnsner wa Tappsy aud
Luce vile, feter Eve and Louiaa his WIFE zaohzTfah
Walden, Pey WAdsn Jossph Powell and Sarah his
wife; Wn Oakley and Judith Ann hl wife, And AdophHs
RAhDs Rlhs
against
TheopAtus Seal Ellen Ygnis Lacy Matthew SELL Josephine
seal Martha RAhm francis H. Rshu, Caroline Rsbm, En-
ma Kahn, Pull p AStm, an 4 john n Kahn, DefB.
IN OHANOERH
The OH et OF this suit " sen the And mentioned In the bill
aed, divide the proceeds amongst the parties entitled :
pseTinK By iaY tbs desn isnt rheophlu seal
OF this State motion Of tn PLAINTIFF BY counsel,
the said TIT phus Seal appear Wlhn
month pubHesnon hsrsOf and ecsIsay 70
protect HIS inter- st In this Sui.
ACepy-tests,
EEG3AYiNG OF ALL KINDS, including
IL Watches, JsWelry.
done 81 the shortest notice.
Stencil Brands Tor hspa nSn and other Psse purposes.
lySQ-N psTnsr q itsh end nAin IL
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HEADo'Rs, DEPT OF BKERIct. [
RICHMOND, Nov. Is. isea 4
fusrIor.l
SPECIAL ORDERS, [

srso5 IA o. SssoIH'' -
" In obedience to nstruc,ions the A. nd resa
Ne following repabthoi the irfofAcs OF s Sos'
sBIT AND IEgP,s eEssR4L's orrlc1l
RcrkozD, April Ish 1854.
[rYRi0l
SPECIAL osDrRai
Xxx Brrsdor General JOHN n WndeT IL hereby deetss 70
ma - INN ediste enquiry aud report without dehyi
1s The NAME rank, regiment ana corps o. 81 c,us Ored
and time each hes been In the city
a. each he E require copy o. me ssys y ueea
M osr absent his command stationed IN
de city, copy Of order By which be was put upon dsy
1Xxi Whensyern appears that officer not rigtfahy Ia
a,oh he vii DO sent forthwith % his ooc2n and
s !sc reported once FOR further action o. TIE Depart
o'''' ~ command o, The Secretary Of War; -
,ssgrsSl JOHN WITH Frs,
Ast Adjt zen.
In sseordsrc, with The sbovs ORDERS AL oecrs arriving N the
ty and those e duty this city xho have not already dons
so Ill report In person, without delay, az these hesdqu.er
g. order Of Bngad!sr General Joas ~ wnon, Conn
DeyL .. W. -" ~AA. -. - ssn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

STATE OF VIRGINIA,
ExIcUrITE DIPARTNTSr,
Redmond Jelly q, 1884
A T an election held for Senator for the
IA Th y.thrd ssnAOr District composed Of TIE soun;!es
Of Frederick Clarke aud Warren the Is day Of sy las
the fooW the result exhibited By the rearns made 70 this
Tor s1na:l Tooma' 1885, for Moore, Ell fOrAJ Smith.
9 for d. d. Eeae, l..
Therefore, conformity law DO hereby declare thu said
duly elected Senator 10 represent the sail
district 10 the General Assembly Of Virginia.
Given Ter my hand, this Both day Of Jolly, 1854
GEJ. w. MUNP0RD,
iyH-2t Secretary u the Commonwealth
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~ LITTLE SENTINEL.

NOnOG-Bo. once open from sX A HOOP. n, when sea
may be secured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

business HOUSE FOR RENT.-Ths
- 18th recently occupied by 3. sOneryi
and mex: door Nsjor T. J. Randolph for has gooi
on aud dstG6ie storage Possession given
Apply TO DEAnk sohERpILLE,
jyII-SL Basin sank.
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BE4DQRs SAP BATTALION, +. L. D.,
RIcHNoSD, July 29 b, 1864.

II HIS Command, having been ordered to tn
n Fied, on Iers eeby ordered 10 assemble
promptly.
All DEALS kesto,ore Aptsd revoked, by order OF u
seretsry OF w Mea nut report her oaptAnI, ard
detailed By thea ~ The "a ers " N whom they are
day. JOdn MoANEkNLtl u
iSgO-lt Lieut. Col. Oom anding Bait llOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

oPFIoE OLD DOMINION IBoN NAIL WORKS Co.,
Kich nond Va. 18th July, 1854
I AN prepared to exchange Georgia Shaet-
ings uotlsn Yarns Sheet Tor sorghum Boilers Nails
Tack Shoe Brad for ProVons application a. this Office
Iyls-d1W R. Z. BLANKENsHIP, Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-30

DOR hENE-A fine airy room, neatly fur
nhed with every convert aud ga. and water
rent Il one or gentlemen. The Is In very geneel
neborhood snd within ave minutes walk Of the Capitol and ali
tie public Offices. Apply at this ofnce. jy20 If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-29
Blanhs.

The following Blsuks=sre constantly kept o.
hand at the
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Bfal AgfWFiEs,
X ENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
1GS Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
L. A. WILCOX

VIII receive on sac Real Estate of all kinds-Im-
proved and unimprOved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. Will Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &c.
The following property Is now on sale
EUCLID Sr.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, 1tOX2OO #.
PROSPECT, near Perry-Two houses for sale.
ERIE, near St. Clsir--One lot 3GxIl2 #.
SC0YILLE, near FoTrest-Eine house, with .
quantity OF fruit and q large lot
SUPERIOR, corner Aerchant-Lot 6sxl6i ft.
L0RAIN, corner York-l1S story house, lot &C
xII6.
KINSMAE, corner Vine-TW6 lots tOx15O n.
FORREST, near Kinsmau-Eight lots 5Ox 22515.
MIAMI, near HurOu-Leaseh0ld, Ia story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s.
LAKE, near Erie-FOur brick houses. ..
HERMAN, near Tsylor-Nice mouse very cheap.
FARH-l4 scras 10 MI es out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIET0N-House, two-story; lot 66KI90.
CLINTON, corner TsylOr-l1l story house.
OHIO, corner Oanai-Lot, dwelling, and stone
foundation Also, large building suitable for man
ufacturing purposes.
With other tenements varying from $500 to S35, :
900.
lO3 acres of Camel Goa Lands st a bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marquette.
16O acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
1873 acres on st. Clair Road, SO miles from Court
House.
HANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from sl59 to $500 year. ooll:R3 dEw
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Rebel Views of sheridan's Late Vtc-
tory.

Rebel Views of sherfdan's Late Vtc-
tory.
The rebels are greatly troubled about
their last overwhel ming defeat in the She
nandosh Valley, and make all manner of
excuses to cover up their disgrace. The
Enquirer of October Oath, says:
Our information respecting the battle
near Cedar Greek, on Wednesday last. as
sures us that one of the most brilliant vic
tories of the war had been gained by our
troops, but that in an evil hour, when a
portion of our men were plundering the
property they had captured, small force
of Yankee cavalry appeared on our left
flank, the plunderers took fright, and the
words, -1we are fanked," =" passed rapidly
along the line the left gave way, and the
rest followed, panic stricken and demoral-
lied, in a moment.
The Examiner, after recounting the sue
cess of the rebels in the beginning of the
fight, says: -.
The sudden reverse in our fortunes is at
tribusble to the over esgerness of pursuit,
the exhausted condition of our men, the
want of discipline in q portion of our cav
airy, and last but not least, the allurements
of the enemy's rich camp. We attempted
to do too much, that is all.
The Dispatch, of the same date comments
in similar manner. 1t says:
One thousand four hundred and twenty
nine prisoners captured by Early on We'd
nesday, arrived in this city on Saturday
night. Persons direct from General Ear
ly's army say that the Confederate cavalry
on their retreat and panic, came pouring
down upon our artillery in the streets Of
Strasburg, frightened the horses, threw
everything into confusion, and rendered it
impossible for the infantry to afford the
guns any protection. General Rosser,
however, after nightfall, by his personal
exertions, collected his cavalry and brought
off some of the guns. The enemy's loss
was very large. They confess to loss of
five thousand.