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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

. Hoar what the Baltimore correspondent Of the oSI.
fellow Boonsboro Maryland, said on Thursday the Slst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused y early indero-
ion having been performed by tho English Botanic Ply
,cian, feel it my duty having knowledge OF them,
state the fact believing that In doingso may do service
10 the suffering Ono case in particuarthat OF ayoung
man In this city-is worthy Of roo. lie had becomehe
victim Of habit the more Rlnson to which causes
Ihudder and after years Of suffering nddoctoring gave up
ali hopes of recovery lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by as sweet girl s ever sped words
Of Affection dt he was fearful nervous and presumed
Ia dared s0t W. on account Of the shattered staA
M his syste a. he sought relief al tine hands OF the DO
tsno PhysL Ga and astonishing as It may seSm an to
k,oom and vigor Of yoHth has returned and he v no"
tha happy father OF pair OF bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
NOTICE. :.

~, =" IMAM Baul hman Esq, will take NO..
,'re maj ] hornton Pr vidncp has This day
HposI'rd with the N drrsignpd money To
pay l"' the rcd mtion of the northwest rNr'
s.Sl hdli north east Of section number 90
to"nShp number Q Rrage nun her 10 sr'L
r'r 't" nonpa, ment Of Taxes and p,nalt'
90, hcr"on. AN. COZAD
N"Trh 1854. AuI Y. Cn. o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

Gs @ q %
IN and after Monday, January II 1864, and
" until further notice, trains will run as fol-
lows:
MAIL GOING EAST,
Leaves Cincinnati at $50 a. NJ: Leaves Blan-
cheaster at O:27 A. M; leaves Greenfield at
1911 L. NJ; arrives at Chillicothe at l;l5 Pm
Leaves CLillicothe at 1885 7. NJ; leaves Ham
den Junction at 1853 ?. NJ; leaves Athens at
I:3l p. NJ; Arrives at Marietta at 6:55 2. N.
arrives at Belpre q Parkersburg at TAO T. M.
MAIL GOING WEST.
Leaves Bolpre &C., at 7:sc A. NJ; leaves Mar
ietta at 7:45 AM; leaves thens at 1905 A.
NJ; leaves Hamden Junction at 1856 A. NJ
Arrives at Ohillicothe at 1905 PM; leaves
Chillicothe at l:l5 P. NJ; leaves Blancnester at
S:56 p. M; leaves Loveland at $50 L. M; ar
ives at Cincinnati at 5:5jP.M.
The Accommodation Train Leaves Chillicothe
at $50 A. NJ; arrives at Cincinnati at 1925 A.
N. leaves Concinnati at $3.50 p. M; arrives al
CLillicothe at $3.50 p. M.
COM ections are made at Loveland with
Trian, to and from Colum bus and at Hamden
Junction with trains TO and from Portsmouth
JOHN DURAND, Supt.
January II, Is64-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE in hereby given that a petition
~ will he presented to the Commissioner,
Of Vinton County Ohio, at their March Session
1874. Praying for the granting and opening Of
a Road, commencing at point near Barnes &
Redds mill in Elk Township, and running
thence in about Wcsternly direction through
tho lands Of James Robbins, Joseph Howell.
Hiram Hubert, james Pitcher and others in
said Township, and ending al an alley on the
north side Of tho Town plat of Macarthur near
wher. DR.. Hol land lives. EFtE
Jan is-s4-w4. MANY PETITIONERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24


We not only secure CnEAPNBss by our syster
but QUALTY. We do not pretend that our
Watch can be bough for less money thar the
oreign mOKc- believes hut hat for its real val
ue il is sold for one hafthe plico.
OURSOLDlER'S WATCH (named VIM, FL.
'ery) is what ils name inGioates Solid Substan
'ial, and alwaS Rliabl9-warronted TO stand
md omount Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHEST QUALITY OF
WATCH (n,mcl p s. Bartlctt) is similar in
size aud general appearance, but has more Jew
,ls. aud more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought
lut is put up in great variety OF patterns,
many Of thcm of rare beauty and workman
-hip s quite small, but warranted TO kcep
time.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH II
neat. not large and just the thing for the pock
ct Of Young America.
THE PROOF of the merits Of our watch may
he found in the fact that we now employ oven
five hundred worlmcn in or factories, and
that We are still unable TO supple the constant
ly incrooing demand.
OUR THREE QUALITY PLATE WAT Gil is
thinner and lighter than the others We have
described Its fine chronometer balance is del
icatey adjusted to correct the variation caused
ny tomparture. These Watches are chrononle
trically rated, and are the fruits OF the lates
experiment T. in chronometry and are made by
our best wOrkmen, in q separate department o
our factory. For the finest time Keeping qua
tiles they challenge comparison with the best
works Of the most famous English and swiss
max ers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for he American Watch Co.
| Jan. 2l-64-4m lS2 BROADWAY, NY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M ERiCAh WATCH
is TIE BEST.

1t is made ON the best principle, while the
lOrcign watch is generally madcon no princi
pie at all.
Let us look at the contrast. Tho foreign
watch is mostly made by women and boys, 10y
hand. Whio tEcir labor is cheap, their work
is d .ar ut any price. Such watches are made
without plan, and sold without guarantee
they are irregular iG construction, and quite
W. irregular in movement. They arc de,igncd
only to relI, AMI the buyer IL the Iarty most
thoroughly sold. These WHO hnve kept tan
res, u" lcpirc>h aud Swiss GyerSn in profess
ed repair fuI few years will appreciate the
truth Of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of fboihg made Of several humdredlit.
tie pieces, screwed together, the body Of the
American Watch is formed OfSOLlD PLATES
No jar ntci torcs with the harmony Of its work
ng, and no sudden shock can throw It's machin
cry ont Of gear. Secession Of one part from.
mother is unknown TO its constitution. ands 10
riding or uuy business pursuit, il is all held To-
tether AZ frmlG aS o single peace of metal. II
IS just what all machinery should be
lst ACCURATE.
I'd. SIMPLE.
Cd. STRONG.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
SHELTON BARNES ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given tina. the undersign.
~ ed has been duly appointed and qualified
Administrator Of the Estate OF Shelton Barnes
lat Of Vinton County deceased.
Ian. 2s-si-3s. GEeEGE BARNES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
. RGTItE
Samuel Walkers E,tltr

p,,,i On lhc a;h Cay 0fMarrI, in thoyr 1874 th,
"a, thG'',"', 81 Samuel Walker d,,ra,rd.
~ li"';h'y ~ ol'rnJ. CrmItcI, nr. therefor,
"'uIs' !" Ir'rrr then en- in- n,rin,t Ia,
r' ""n', h'""t~ gL'i GrqlounIcr, with
J" riN u oh'hS h"m tbs The me abo,, meiticu.
'"'! vi" 30 be on,lta i, ~, lncui.
J"IiN S1!Ntfs hdnl. Of
dee
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES,

without the use Of Mercury, without hlndrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure No
deadly pOIsons such arsenic, nux vomica opium or
any other posous No mercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
nsed by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to cure tile most obstinate
aud the most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury
and other impurities from the system when oil other
Remedies had fiiled.-Medieal Journal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.

Tho Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make pcriect
radical, and permanent euro Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

Some PHYSICIANS reSuire be told the nature Of your
dsease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
h 10 desaribe the diseases without any information from
ihr patient explain Its original cause, and guarantee
ts cure And, what is valuable still hc will hon
esly and frankly tell whether you can 10 cured or not
This will satisfy your mind and You expense, time
traiblc and disappointment. II will DO the means Of
saving you many dollar; II will save yunT health
and what Is better than ALL 1t will your life fam
being shortened By wrong tratment.
Ills examinations made without any information
from the patient therefore he thoroughly understands
shcr Physical condition and chronological development
without which he could have performed so many
astonishing cures II should be remembered that this
Botanic Physician erfOrms currs thought impossible.
lyou have tried others and got relief you wish %
Noy good health and long life, II you ate wise, you viii
20 anil consult DIR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
All his communications aud Interviews 90 stFtotla
private and confidential = Medical JoiTnal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24

And learn that rerfet and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness
debility nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, do.
preston Of spirits distress and anguish Of mind, loss OF
sOop loss Of memory loss Of energy and muscular power
puny growth wasting away, and want Of confidence 10
Lenee and disgust OF life.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-24
CANE MILL

We are manufacturing the best and latest in
proved CANE MILLS. Those wishing mill will
do we'll to hand in their order in time.
BENJAMIN DILL.
huary 18th ls63.--tfc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
TIE NEWS.
IRON EAsF TEENTssEF


The BEistel Register has received niOE nation Which
Indicates that portion Of the Federal forc,s rate
fore confronting cur lines have been sent 10 aid a..
man. They told the UaiOa msl that they we're Eoie
70 NaahTls after Tia election. Col PGt1n, OF one Of
the Federal regiments, hss removed MA family from
Washington oau1ty, sh.ch 10 ol'e Of the fac, ba
they DO not expect 70 hold the county. Capt Reuben
Clark, who VA ured by the enc ny at Norris oEr,
has bean Isatsnesd 10 be executed in twenty days BY
the AHihOFi,iss at K1oIViIe. pretend that Capt,
OAfk IL implicated In III IlIcg Of Uuioa man By the
name Of Gray, ram GJsngsr county. The REGISTER
says the charge utterly false An eye for a eve and
tooth for toosh shou1, With heavy iatsrast b the
ra!s Of the OoaGs5e;a authorities 10 that Qalrtsr.
The train Is nov running TO J3no bro, ard 70 are
informed that Preparations being made to plsh for
ward the work upon the track Of this road.
Ger Breekinridg, has iS usi proclamation granting
complete protection 20 tSo5e Els, rs1neeSeaIs Wh1
nay Wish 10 lay down their arm, sld bee me peaesa
be and quiet eli
TIE vOTH on TIE AMY CT rHE POTOMAC AND JANIS
The 7Sibuge Of ths IL esunAta' The entire vote tf
the YGaLse armies in front Of Richmond aud Peters
burg a. Is 900 L'ason r,ssivng COO N jlriiy.
IURKhY.s9 RIINTO2oEMENT
ireland, C rnAny aud all nggsfdon have heretofore
add in furnishing Ulysses sish ps to qusI the Is
bslion and Eu' jaglto h, Ssu'; has having tnI,
failed IL HE recent effort 10 crush right and rea
the SOuthSide read, ia a. o. desperation be cal d
up'o sNnson, fSg days Sso for few thGunnd troops
hvu Turkey, ne s.SOtsry, EIrurssEstAndlng "IAs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tho H,use was clll TO order ct the usual hour.
The SPEAKER laid before the House . oomnuucs =
lo1 ON tho President. enclosing Information ssked
for bY CoDgrssN relative to the operation OF the law
for tho tax in kind. Referred 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Al o, GnOthr communication, enclosing additional
Off ,al ports of litary operations fsrred TO the
Committee on Military Attire.
TIE SPEAKER snroar ced the following additional
ApoOln sals on aiding OcmmiEIees under resolution
OF The House:
HssrL nner, OF L1ui'isns AMI GwlInd, Of Ark,
o. COMMITTEES OF Ways and MeArf; Clark, oil Ne, on
CJnmhtac on Military All lirs and 0ommiItse on L &C
ton; Vest ard Wille'. Of No, on Committee on the
J1siaiarr: 8 e,le, OF No., N O,1m't tse on reign
ir'; CjuroW OF No., on the Committee on iarter
mlsi and Co1missary Departments and n ltary
rranspor atiOr olssky Of Tenn, on the Committee on
Naval ARIirt; Hatcher, Of No, On Committee % ODD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

HUSTIsGJ CoURr CT hAGIsfaArEa-The moth i
term Of this court begtn yesterday.
hadson Smith Was examined on the charge Of pass.
ing counterfeit gold dollar On Join q JAmee, on tie
l0.h OF November instant Prisoner sold the counter.
felt to james for 20 Confederate dollars, aud then Tar
In court be dsnei that he vas the party Who passee
he money. The court having heard the evidence sci
he prisoner on for trial
Calvin Henry penitsntisry convict, Was eIamine'
aud sent on for ealing slo6 from Joseph DlCkvortl
as cus the monty frcm DuckWorth's brooches pccie
whilst the latter asleep III the old marksthou,e.
Ishara, 9 SLAVE, was ordered SO for stabbing hsrs
dave Of VIM Grssnor.
SIN, negro boy, IA years 81 slave Of hiss Fanny
Macon, was acquitted of the charge Of stealing hors
rom tie Confederate States. Sam, while employed
he horse lot at Bacon Iarter ancb, last June, as
iourier cent doWn loSn on horseback with
de lost the note, and beng afraid TO 60 back to IT,
Itrie lot ran Of 70 Petersburg, uSi6g The horse ss
means OF transportation, q wrinkle he hsd picked u,
turing his enpoJment 10 the Qlartsrmastsi's D!puI
nent. Arrived 81 Petersburg he handed the horse
o Jhfederate Q Arlermssler.
Several Other negroes we're tried for lArceniss 9
lscharged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

PIRE.-The alarm Of FIRE at o'clock last eyenir,
vas caused BY the burning Of barrel Of Irutsr. iii
the basement Of the Examiner lie. negro CAFE
IsssIy threw piece Of lighted p,psr into the barrel
Is took fee like camphene and made Al immense bll
and still greater smoke. The flames were BOOB eIaL
guished, without damage 10 the eetsbtshment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

tsssyo,a teleRrAphsd D1~aeoordng 70 ns conssfuo~
tion of its uurUort-t0 see that 1t was immediately
svscu,ad The oonss quenos was that movement was
=. once set on foot In New York to send not hy thou
md Turks but fifty thousand turkeys to g IN Grant,
,or grand thanksgiving dinner in honor Of the Army
of the Potomac, and fifty ousAud barrels Of apples
are to be thrown In BY way Of dessert.
We would advise our Ulysses to remember that
whils Hampton s especially find Of fAtted cattle he
may not be Averss to seizng few thousand Northern
fed TurkeyS, and that therefore, hs should, upon their
arrival, place them far to the LssEArd As poe he.
FROM THE VALLEY.
An official despatch, received at the War Department
jestsrday, states that Sheridans army Is inrenched
between NsWIoWn and K-rnstOUp. MsrritIs and Jus
TAI divisions Of cavalry attacked GsherAl K'sser on
tue 10 b. but wire repulssd and driven several mles
losinE two hundred prisoners and number oil horses
5osser's command behaved very Handsomely, pArucu-
lArly L,ma1s brigade, under Colonel Payne, and Wick
hama under LleuE- Colonel Morgan. About the same
lime, PoWsls clVAlry division attacked McOAuslAnd's
BRIGADE at OtduviIe, on the Front Royal road, and
drove it across the river.
The above u con6rmAtory of the Press Association
despatch published in the Wig yesterday morning.
FROM PETERSBURG.
From the SOuthsids but little OF interest
The Yankees sLCe the el,oion continue with the most
valiant uachfalness to interdis. the exchange Of PIE
Oers-Uhy Vt wherefore 10 - yet only question Of
surmAe.
TIE Express Of yesterday states that thres Of Gen.
HGmptOa's scouts penetrated TO the vicinity Of Fort
Pouhu, the latter ft OF last week, captured tWen,
ak Yankees, and tAIsy brought Cd twenty three OF
.hsm, whom they delivered ~ she Generate hsadquAr-
ara Thrts Of tie prisoners managed 70 tssapS Atsl
capture In Co.'s, QusnOs Of the pAuciy of the guard
Coat dsrats IccuGs are active in ants and give
nim deal OF tEoubl..
The Yankees sAlutsd Fort Malone pretty ViSorOusl,
9Th IhOt and shell on SaIuraty morning, and also OIL
Friday about he sAms h0tr.
There has btsn no change in the military s.AtuS sines
our last report
FROM AIssoUEI.
The Baltimore AUlsT;esn VI tie evening Of the IL
.,asss chat PrCe had moved westward iTVm Care HUI
AID that Oh the ALh CT Oh GsnsIAl ThAJer moved Ii
toc I'D the north side OF The IiVsr for the purpose
aust ku Price, but tearing that Cooper Woad mov'
ouard Fort Smith with thousand msn 10 though
/ Il best 10
Cen. Thsysr Isl very prudent General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
rHs CITY.

CIY CoUSoL Tho monthly meeting Of the o'unch
was held last evening, at O'Clock.
Me- Hill, from the Committee on PoIcs, introduced au
ordinance to amend the ordinance oonoerning police,
which, The Council as be remarked, being thin, hs
moved TO lay on the table and print Il was 90 dis
poesd Of.
Mr. Hill from the Gas OomnIttse, introduced an
ordinance cor csrning the ooIlsc ion Of gas blb IL
adds 10 per cent nstead Of per cent O. hsrs.oore
70 ell bills resing unpaid Is days alter prsssntmsnk
The ordinance was adopted.
petition was received from the CLERKS Of the mar
ksts, asking increase oil compensation, as the lum
now paid them barely met the exp Of hiring feed
ing and clothing the negroes who swtp. out, white
washed and attended generally 70 the market houses-
Discussion sprung up on this question, which was finally
disposed of by referring the matter 10 the Committee on
the Markets,
By request, Mr.. VIM. p. Aunford, President Of the
Otz ~ Relief Osmmaee, addressed the Our oil on the
necessity Of measures being taken to farnsh the
poor of the city With iu, Is appeared fem Mr.. hu
lords Placement that since Nay last the Guy had not
been called NJ ON do anything for the families Of Its
soldiers, the whole duly having dsvolved upon the
Army Committee OF tho Young Mems Chrn-
uan Association and the OiiiE IN Relief Com
miItee, who, sinoe that time, had disr.buad
funds and tupphss contributed BY benevolent persons
Loot OF whom, IL uua be said resided beyond the eis,,
and macy OF them beyond the Ooniedsrsey. Gsnsi.i
Lees army had, in ten days, contributed tssons ssu
mated ~ over SOC. QUO. M.Iy nPplrss had been 10
ssised from Nassau, aid y ssalisA.n IN London haa
oOntri hused $40 600 money. Mr.. Aulford then e1.
L.. he
Oonnis,ee dssriLu.d ,u.ds ard supplies, shoSiDa
.hst it highly .sisns sEd unq suouaDly supsrio.
o any hi.nsr.o prassssd. There Iso ssnusmsn
he ksiisf uennistee lady Of the Unon BspsvS
.snI Soolssy, eS.oPeragea together ior svsy Ole.
the city. These three acted - vito issusG
aeksts Tor rauons gas, coal, a. Toe committee hAo
.hrovghout The tanmsr abOus 10 900. J4ss now they
seis Gus OF iunas. hoss OF The mon, nnhsIto give
" Inc Sooie.y by Cit % Of R.shmoud had bssl
given by ies wealthy men, who cub. cnbed when.
over APPLIED TO. OAs wealthy men lad Deve,
gwen a cent, Ihd would not give anything unie
&c vas tX.raot.d from them BY taIilion. H.
Muniori then stated that great number of the POI
of the city refugees from vsrious parts of tn
OoniederAcy, and that members OF OongIes vers Sc.
atng the subject Of doing something to relieve the
Ut Richmond Of The burden Of supporting item sL.
lreiy.
Mr.. Hill cfsred resolution, which was adopted, ~.
popriatDg ten thousand dollars for the use VI the Off,
poSr the money to bs to the order Of the Pc
sldent OF the OF n Rsll,f COMMITTEES.
Mr. HI also chsled resolution appsopriatins $1,000
o the Uaion Benevolent Society, which wss ale,
idopted.
Alter the transaction Of some other business Ct H
interest,", the Council adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

AUsUsrA Nov. IA "A lstsr to the Chronicle and
Sentinel states that Sight had occurred ct R,ugh and
Ready, between the Safe troops and the Y.nierp lie
which the Yankees we're driven back There are about
5000 Yankees In Atlanta from al sppssrauces and the
place 10 being evacuated. The trains running from the
city are kadsd and return empty.
Two hundred mules we're captured by our scouts
few days since.
The Yankees have burned most of the cotton In
Cherokee county In retaliation for rome hung tories.
The latest rumurs from Atlanta state that the city
was evacuated last Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
FROM LOUISIANA,

CLIFTON, La Nov. Is Two transports loaded With
Ysrkss wounded have Come down White RIVER and
gone to New Orleans, This indicates that there hes
been Sighting Smsshsrs in N,rlhsrn Arkansas. E ga.
transports loaded With troops and Pnrolt batteries have
Left hagaizi for White RIVER.
The Yankees landed at Bayou Sara . Few days since
and comnsnosd pulling down houses, cary pg the ma
.sras to horsanss 10 build winter quarters. While
there they committed such ouasga upon ladies' that
80 Of Them have be- Iu: in irons and tie ece,, Who
peI mlttsd Il srs 70 be csshisrsd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

THE Board of Visitors will, at their next
regular citing, ill vacancies In the Est CT State oaie
from the following senatorial di-tr cts:
5ih oh, l9th rth. ali, Roth 2sts, sOth S2 s4a
8Iih Ssth 8sth 40th, <3i, 4IIh, 10Th, and 5lh.
App ;shons viii be susu ted TO the uudsIGnsd Of Lexrg
ton vi bout delay, sccomp nisd By written off.r
and perform with facility snd accuracy tn. various Opsr,
the grand Jules OF mstIc vulgar and deci
nal lctOns and that be Is free from all bodily aud H.
1rniy. FaANCis H. SMITH,
nol5-2AvtNDec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
FROM GOV. BROWN

AUGUSTA. Nov. l%sh-aevsrnOr Blown publishes
letter in NE Chronicle n which hs satsi tbs. B q, or
The traitor, Wn Lever clothed 9TH auy political or
diplomatic fuaetGnL h had commercial commits
sion TO Earops, ana wM appointed In accordance with
rssou Lon passed By the Lssisa!un fhs state mert
made that he he sver nsnbsr Of biz stsf N fsl,e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
NOTICE.

A N Adjourned Meeting of Iron Masters of the
IA stats OF Vi gi,it will DO held In chmond ct thu one n
tie Cd Donnlor Nail Company, WEDNE.DAY The s0th No
ysmber last, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Al parties In the production Of are
I.yitei to attend. J.WARRTN sLkU6HfIR
VIZ. WAIRIz. j., CHI OF Msttnr
noths IN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15

RAILROAD BUILDIAGJ AID IAKs DksTK- YlD By FII T.
between aud o'clock yesterday morning, the e.,
Gensivs shed u the DAnve railroad, In hanche
.er, Was fired by an incendiy and destroyed. Twen,
and trucks were also consumed In the a.mss T.,
loss, especially Of the rolling stock, Ia severe one l.
tho railroad com pany &C this time,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
EVENING WIG.

We shah publish, to-day, at O'Clock P. Il, and
sysry succeeding day Sundays s1CsPtsd 81 the same
hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain the latest nsWS BY mall and telegraph,
up to the hoar Of going 70 pEO editorials local initial
IiRalOo kcL UU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-15
OBITUARY.

1t With and deep mpathy the surviving relative
and fri ni tn record the death Of old AID
lady.
Departed this e the 9th Of November 1884 at her resi-
dencs Hanover ,unty, Va Of proactsd richness Mr.
LIE NJ. Wo0DsoN, In the 69h year Of her sg Many have
lied and masy d daily her equals her tups
she lady OF the highest integrity AMI possessed those
les which highly adorp uriy hoi
chniy She vas aGectonAie wife and mother d.vssd SIS
ter kind and ndulgent mis- ezhb
She sons daughterS my
relatives aud endi TO mourn her luepEabs loss hay
soonate children take ths sad bereavement o.
wise dtp snSaion Of Gods providence.
Farewell fond mother, ani friend Of my earliest days
None knew hes bat 70 love thee, named thee
PRAISE
FIcHMoSp, Nov. i4ih, 1894.
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