davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
ssProve all Things, hold Fnst 70 TINT
Which IL Good. ~
Very respectfully,


Rev. Samuel J. Browne has been devoted la
berer in the Of Christianity in Cincinnati for
more than thirty years, as almost every old Cncin-
NATHAN knows. Such testimony, from such source.
is not to be passed over lightly Mother Proprcta-
ry Remedies ever presented to the public. ever
ceived tithe Of the commendation from MEN OF
STANDING. in every walk of life. that mine have
DONE See advertisment.
inn26-dlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13


Moses Taylor, Denning Duer,
Charles G.. Judson, Edward Minturn,
Moses H. Grinnell, George w. Blunt,
John Steward, r. i. Taylor,
PHI. Vandervoort L. E. Morgan,
Robert S. Hone, r. Sturgis,
. A. w. Spies, Edward Larned,
8. S. wycoff. Rush C. Hawkins,
III p. Giraud Foster, George f. Talman,
Thos. b. Stillman, Mason Thomson,
Henry M. Taber, l.. w. Jerome, l"s
Charles Lamson, Peter Townsend,
ID. A. Cushman,
National Conference Committee of the
Union Lincoln Association of n. York.
s. DRAPER, President.
S. j. classy, Secretary.
The New York World, of the 9Th inst.
which we believe published the above doc
ument in advance Of any other paper, states
that this manifesto has been sent in the
form of circular, printed on sheets of let
ter paper, to the the postmaster of every
town, village and hamlet in the loyal States;
all the postmasters being presumed, as a
matter of course, to be good and true LIN
COLIN men. Why the 22d of February was
fixed upon for holding these LINCOLN meet
ings simultaneously throughout the coun-
try, it is not easy to imagine, unless 1t was
done to suggest to the spouters at those
meetings the original idea Of running par
allel between the first and the present Pres
ident of the American Republic.
The reader will recognize among the
names signed to the foregoing circular those
of several of the wealthiest men of New
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13

had been SO i'll with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled to
abandon my business. used three bottles of the
Plantation Bitters, and to my astonishment am en-
.tirely cured. They are the best medicine l ever
used. and shall endeavor to mako them known.
Please inform me what S.--T.-lseO-X. means.
Yours. truly, II. B. KINGSLEY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
The Lincoln Presidential NInnI-
The following manifesto has been iss'

9Tl,o e,IIo,yi,er y ,,,o,, ifaeto hae heen issued
=. Nn' i0''v '"N '''o .'"s -. -. I.
for simultaneous movement 10 takei place
ON the 22d inst, for nominating Mr.. LIN
4 iIroY,S for re-e,ect;on.
- .s- -, . ,,,,,rr,
TO THE LOYAL cIrinEss VI ihh = oSi'"D ''iiH !
'N''' 3" "Ff sfArss' 90 q
NEW YORK, January -. g
The day Is not far distant when you will
be called upon to elect an occupant for the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
WILLARp's HOTEL.

WILLAHD B f1UTEL, I
,.ot-eN WASHINGTON. ID. u. Jan. q, 1861,
,CIENTLEmEN Werequire another supply, Of your
Plantation Bttcrs, the popularity Of which daily in
creases withthe guests Of ourhouse.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK &Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
! RAILROAD SALE.

Robert Garrett Sons and the Penn-l
sylyana Railroad Company. In the Court
- g...err vs.,sr ~ of Common
The Stepbenyille and Indiana Rail- Pleas Of Iiar-
road Company and Jeremiah Wilbur rison county,
and others. -. Il ~ ~ j.
TN pursuance to tho Judgment I'm this
i cause ordering the sale Of the Steubenville and
Indiana Railroad to pay the amounts ascertaned to
be due said Wilbur and Alexander, Trustees Of the
first mortgage, and also the amount due them as
Trustees Of the second mortgage Of said Company,
Court, dated the sixth (6th) day Of January, 1884
will offer at public sale. at the frontdoor Of the Court
House, In lrfff 4aF4 NW .MFi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13

DR.. W. .Childs. Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont reg
iment, writes: II wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Btters They the most effective. per
feet and harmless tonic ever used"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13
SteubemYilIe, Ohio,

the place designated in the decree for sale. and be
tween the hours of twelve o'clock, noon, and thre
o'clock p. NJ, of the a gyr,. rfYrg-i'n ~ f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-13

GAIT HOUSE. LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. II. 1851.
Messrs.P. II. DRAKE Co.:
We are compelled to order u dozen Plantation
Bitters to supply friends who have no other way o.
procuring this admirable article.
Respectfully, yours. gti
SILAs F. MILLER Co.. Proprietors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
anrrfndar NJ .Port aainea.

There IL dialAteiul iea'use in the news pubi.hed
from Noble this mpTBogthe surrender Of Fort Gaiees
and the destruction of Fort POWNI. Although bo;h
these forts are of bat stcoaoary mpcr in the de-
fences ps0peF of Mobile, still the circumstances Under
which Fort Gsiaes reported 70 have surrendered are
OF nature vel calculated 10 excite suspicion Gndindg
nation.
We confess that lheFs Ia hiatus in ihs FepoTt-cac
which, 10 our Sisw, Is Of oil imporsuGe-nsmsly t1o
wit. d avail Of Cen Peg, from tho fort, Ct moment
when evidence Of tr,alhery on the pns OF the com
maud r seen to be unnisAkable How IL liz that with
the Ambiguous, position in which COL Anderson had
placed himself by holdiFg communication with the
enemy without the authority consent Of his superior
commspder how Ia Il, We ask, that the commander,
upon repairing to the fort and sscerAioieg the faci
did not remain in the fort until be had acquired the GER
AInty Of the tresehery which at that line was so APP
parent that he fotni 1t necessary at 10 relieve
Col Anderson.
On the other had, il he did relieve Col. Anderson
from the command Of the fort t clear that some ore
else must have been placed In command II 80, how
sha We explain the conduct OF that officer who, being
directed to CO. ina Jolone Anderson not 10 surrender
the fort alloas the surrepdsr. much is not stats3
In the Telegram; sti obi gei to infer as much;
for the instant tha. General Page had relieved Colonel
Audarson and had himself left the fJr;, it b came ne
cesslry that sone one should be 10 command, and
that he did leave seme In command there cin be no
reasonable doubt Tiis surrender eG npihes, 10 Ous
opn'o1 treaChsry, or at lss,t, strong evidepo' Of
treachery, 60 Yard c, or mbecity Ths act Of te
f6cer Who surrendered 10 tie enemy OF 20 Anderson
himself At ef be had been Instructed 70 direct Ander
con not 70 surrender . possibly to b. attributed to g
norancs OF his du.iss.
To turn now to ,hs question which the fsli OF The
fsit involves. Arart frem the humilia,iog attending
circumstances NOS 20 mention the los o. many guns
Of heavy Galore, s1 huudred men and large quantity
of suppe1 the.e ia very little IN the act Of the sur
render ITSELF which lie calculated to give alarm IS 10 The
eventual safety OF Noble The fall Of the outer ferts
"a tantamount to capture OF our euIposts, nothing
more. The struggle for the poss ssion OF the Oiy il
self will ssriOul begin only when The eneJ's a'et
las resobed Cu lines of OBJ truoions aud water bate
RES Until then zen with Fort GiiuCs in their posses
sion and Fort Powell rashly perhaps, timdy destroyed
we need have no more for the salty OF Mobile than
the capture of Fort Pulatk t1oted for that CT So
vannah Ia a few days, however, the situation OF He
bile will be better Defined and then may be enabled
to speak more aiVisedy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

=
Ess u - &c gssA SssGss ESs Nc ~ 's'H's SV'F
Tho Dispatch analyses the Aguros contained in the
recent Yankee statements. Of Confederate losses 10
General Hooa's battles before Atlanta.
The following Is the result of the DssPateAs exaDi-
nation:
Ia the sgbt Of the 2ob, it seems, in frcnt of one
Yankee ct IDS alone Eve hundred AID sixty reb
els we're buried by the Yankees ana Tue ieoeis were
peryntled to bury two hundred end fifty more 20 that
il front Of that corps lone that day, sght hundred
and thirteen rebels we're kiIed Toe second division
of the Fourth corps buried three hundred NOR total
for thai day. enc thoufaEd one hundred and thrteer
EIed Tn rs was no report rom the urtsenth 90, pr
cans emily their share Of ren pain is not iPcluded
In this list Ga the 22i the ( oenta and 3 < cen
Germ and one division OF the Seventeenth, Led two
thousand one buudrsd and forty-three Asded 10 one
tousand one hundred and thirteen, this makes THREE
thou and two hundred and 6y IL thSs far The o'h'r
divisions Of tue Seventeenth corps kill D. II seems, Ct
least three ihcueand. Grand totsl liz Thousand two
HUNDRED aud 6fty-six, exclusive Of what tho ether
vision OF the Il CORP led on the 20sh, Which, o.
We have SEEN not reported, but When s ilir 70
put down ST tuse hundred, az Il at vas tie amount OF
killing doue on the day by the one div sion Of tue
eorls This makes grand total OF ttx thousand
q o hundred and ffy-six rebels Killed on thoss Two
DAYS the 20 add 22i Now, throughout this var, the
wounded nave unto my been 10 the KILLED ae th 70
ore Presuung The proportion 70 cave Deen MAINTAIN
ed IL these 40 battles, there must have bsen thls y
nine thou and three headed aud tbTty-ei1 wopHded
Added 20 tie three thou and nine hundred pnd htys1
Killed. we have a total, in killed and wounded, OF AS
1921 A. tha rebels also lOs 200 Prisosrs, thertota
o,s in killed, wounded and prisoners was, according 10
the vsrscious renegade from Virginia. 1902! This
was much greater victory than Waterloo, and yet Tho
Yst KEGS have fred no cannon, ordered 10 1s DeHm,
sud proclaim no day OF thanksgiving What can toey
b. waiting for
Dgls circumstance connected With tbs Stupen,
dcu vcery IL thet n gsiuGd over sDgie eoip'oi
srersl Hecda army. and tht that corps sill rerAns
It's org an Atom 10 spite OF such tremendous Jose
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

vho sSssk ssss ksidiS psiat sus 6snsE. Basss!e-
the refponsials psriyI while others again are OF the
opinion that OF the division comma deIs Of the
Ninth Corps is TO be he'd accountable. The Court OF
Inquiry viii engbten toe pubi5 on these points, and
We trust they will do it quickly the interests O.
Jus ice rill permit The lives OF our soldiers fboud
not be hit listed to incompetent hands an hour beyond
the time necessary to make sure Of the tfsudcr.
One OF the theories Of the Of the failure ves
that tee aesaulIing column was not brought od TIE
ground in time. II that be the true theory the short
coming of ths tardy General . more than exlraord-
Dsy IL appears that ample netce was givv Tor m INV
perfo-s wers on the spot on that eyentfui morning
merely TO witness the blowing up Of the rebel fcrk-
The appointed time was hell pas three brr owing 10
the dampness of the mne the fuse cid net burn Sel
one hour and twenty minutes were consumed In curing
thst &c yul " Surtly hat much delay should have al
forded even tardy offs s i,9. time to get his men
In column OF attack Bot as 10 did not We can inegi,e
how ieariully the delay would have beea increased and
how the dsast might have been intensified 1t the mire
had been exploded precisely at the appointed hour.
As the case stands at present. Ia easier to determine
who did not fail than who did Haecock, as nsull exc
cuted his part Of the great DUTY with the eki esierJ
aud success which invariably attend bis movements
It's denomination on the north side OF tie James river
though ftint 30 we'll managed that il Isd every
Characteristic of real attack and this Is OF the
most difficult thipgs soldier can be called upon to ef
ftc When he does IL as Hancock did, his title TO the
diploma Of master of the AIT Of hardly be called
in question. He completely dec lived the enemy
Eq1aly tu,oesEful was Colonel Peasants execution OF
hs Tat OF the scheme. Hs mine sstonished even the
trained military engiI Of the army. L. was another
brilliant illustration of the intelligence OF cut ycua
totrs and their readiness aud apttufe oe any mlisr!
enterprise Had the subeS qgsnt movement kept pace
with ttose Of Peasants and Hancock, what victory
would have been vouchsafed to the National cue!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
TIE r CITY,

Fac OF TEucI BoAr.-The lorg expected dag o
truce boat arrived at YARNS, yesterday afternoon
bringing Lieut. Colonel (pfobably LisntC DAyids
B. Penn who has been looked cr and thirty Surgeons
two cbaplAns aud two ladies'
Commissioner 0uld and La assistant, Capt W. II.
Hatch proceeded 10 yArina this morning. 10 meet the
Federal Commissioner of RIcbAnse
Il IA intimated chat number Of wounded Yankees
vii be- down the river tonorroE on tho steamer
Schultz We expect to reCeye late NOr.hsrn papers to.
night, In tune 10 copy extracts for the morning edition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

DIscHAAssD.--Wm Kothe, the German charged With
e4vsing the death OF Aleu- pAve boy of James More,
wss this morning, after examination, discharged by the
Mayor It will be rtoolIsc:ed that the examination
previous occasion Was informal.
This morning, Dr. Il. L. Thomas testified, that be had
often observed the delicate appearance Of the negro
saw Kohe kick bin on one occasion, and en- another
heard the sound of boks in Kathes house. and shortly
after saw the negro come out crying.
De- snesd said be had been attending Koihe's family
for Digit months; bad frequently been called to see
the negro, who was far gone in consumption WAS not
surprised to hear OF bi, death be was likely TO die sud
denly Of any time.
There being no other witnesses the Mayor discharged
the aecu, ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

u. ia tbs %yssSbs, - sssl ~ SsssStlsr s;.h sss
sesp ii solol;ads. II Mobile fila We feel that Ia anal
defense win be the bIOodiest and most heroic Of the
Wsr. The irtsohery or imbscii,y Of Anderson will
make Spartan Of every Of It's delor dsrs from Dab.
ney Msury to the humblest drummer boy.
HOW GIN. HOOD ADDS TO HIS ARMr.
Not content vi ordering to the front all the able
bodied men detailed in the Ccmmissary, Qisiternaatcr
Ordnance aud other p.rtmeDts Ct Atlanta General
Hood and ssf Visited ell the hospitals, in search Of
what the soldiers term "rat" and the result Of his
strct lusp elton vas return Of fifteen buadred to
the army Of the West
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

RsoM LouEIASA-A late letter from New Orleans to
one OF the Northern aurnals contains the following par
agisph
Urge portion OF tbs rebel archives OF he State Of
Loalsiaus arrived Ga ortals he 2ls. ut, from
Baton Rouge, where they dNcosered buried In the
earth. Many OF the hooks and pspsrs we're iotted
through and faIi 70 pieces being opsnej Between
Two and three hundred thous and collars OF cancelled
bills On tls Cresssrt CJ Bar + OF New 0isARs TeIe
drought 10 light, many Of them being assi but-Wo OF
three dsys before tls sIuva OF Gen. Baisf. iflsup
pcssd hat st.f lug develops eng si bs dlscOaed IL
addition 10 her eus OF iapcE sroe Is !ie OF taoet
who have ehsFsi tho csb Amy fT0m L'uisisns wel
as the nsass Of large Dumbef u proIoaeDt vho
have busin;ss with the rebel suthorfs snd Who have
done all in heIr power TO bolster up he Southern toB'
fa3s-aaF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
FROM EARLY's ARMY.
OUR TROOPS IN MARYLAND.
EoOAUsLAND AT RoXNEY.

WiKcHIsTsR Aug. 6ih. ls64
Thls morning cos army re crossed the river Into Ms
rylspd whether towards Baltimore or the Pennsylvania
IGe I csar say Gsn. MCCaualaEd has returned vi b
n force R,mrsy he WAS ssnt 70 Ohambsrhbarg 70
lv, contribution o. 500 600 70 renunerats Hunter
B,.slsr d Lee, for the less Of their houses,
ourns two wS,ks siuOs by Hunters orders: u .
amount not being paid, the town was fr'd,
and two hundred aud dlsy-tour houses burnt This
NAY open their eye, 20 the fact that two can play at
tbs game. Il was a sad alternative bat nothing else
was leit us To quietly submit to the One-sid, gms
longer vculi bsvS been coward CO W.ISsos.er may
pay the penal y. If TO, Harr surg nut cone
mex; ana all the thriving towns and rne
b. rrs along the border. Ia no day We can
destroy more than they en- in month. We have ts"
or no ,OWcs ~nia tber REACH that they have lot al
ready partially destroyed, whilst The entire border has
been desoased b. thcm-hOuscs, barns, fences and ell
destroyed few days will develop Gen. Elry'a move
msnts. will intern ycu 0; resul.s as they ranspre.
Yours, "LAwsos'"
'HunteI" has been srp tinted to the command Of al
the oross in Maryland tor the defence Of the State The
order or the burning OF ChInber+ug in oass of TIER
rfs to pay the anoant $500 900 in gOld). snsd
by Early.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

PRICss- Notwithstanding the protraC.ed drought,
PFC continue to fall rspid.y. Tas markets we're
abuudanty supplied with meat and vegetables this
morning, at hundred per cent lower than TIE
prices OF ten days ago. Col Iasrim sold as fine beef
as any one would W sh 70 zee, at g.. so pound To-
matoes and butter beans AID psas we're held Of 81
qiart L is noticeable that since tho citys contract
with Gil Ingram, bsof has fallen from So pound 10
$3.50 >
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
TIE NEWS.
IRON cHAgLEsrOE.

FROM ChAhLkeIOk.
We have news from Charleston 10 she three hundred
and riuey.iourh day of the shilling. There is no.h-
ing new CT Interesting however. Tney are st batter
lag away OF Defiant SUMTER the uup raeei defence cf
ch will aod N history in COntILst With ihS COW rdly
surrender Of Fort Gaines as tie unpurcosssbe Pari-
ct an Of Joseph Reed dOss with tie dsmah g
t., aohe,y Of B nediCt Arnold.
The Courier SAYS tia. during the tEenty-four hours
ending Fdly night, three hundred ard Thirty six shot
were fred a. Fort SUMTER city at the city, and
thr y-nias from Battery Gregg stsaliivans Island.
tbs suaboat PaWnee left sono and came inside the
tar on E.asy If orucOn, aud anchored near the s.
shlp
No other change.
Toe good people of Carolina GFs sending melors,
fruit, end vegetables the gallant defeud RS OF Fot
Sumter aud the hespt-h OF the city. Let our people
cou:inuo TO initiate their example, dsend our sick and
soupd,d in the Richmond hospitals bonniiiul Fupp les
OF tbees heal,hy and necessary artic.es OF TODD.
The Yankees srculd OhArls,son failed to observe The
Fourth az day of fu@iIaton and prayer, as ordered
tie ediot Of I.inCcll Like Macbeth, thsE hands
aud ccnicences ere go stained WITH blood that payer
or even en- amen ought DO. be raid by them
aow 10 AsoERrAis wHEsE SEISF Is HISINe.
friend furnishes US the following plan by whioh Tia
underground operations Of Ulysses csn be at any time
asoeFtausd. He Gays
"DrVe an lion gu rod into tue ground oTe' where Is
Is supoossd mlBo Is beiag m'ds ill it s rn IN the
ound. Take Is between the eth and ccas tho liOs
tight sr,und the rod then close both cara win the
fore6nEsrs AID sten. You can hear great eistaocs
under ground IL this way"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

AAYoR's CoUET.--EIospt the casa OF Kotle, there
vas nothing OF interest before the Esyor this morning
Toe usual greasy abOls Of Mayors Court lawyers were
in attendance Psradng their PAGES before the bigger.
like icundersd hacks a. the horse auction on Satai.
ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
FROM PETERSBURG.
EXPLOSION ON TIE CITY POINT ROAD.

salaPsHOOrISs AND NOETAR SHILLING OOEIISUise
PIfERssUss, Avg about noon to-day heavy
Il OsSn occurred In rear of the snsnJs lines On the
O..y Point road The cause Is uneGpbioed.
There vas rasher more than she usual shArpshootiIg
and shslirg this evening.
Toe weather Ia sul:ry. there Was slight rain to-
dAY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

There sre now nine thousaud rebel prisoners In the
barracks ct Rock Island, Illinois, and five thouesns
three hundred and seyen, At Camp Douglas CHI
csgo. There are also seven hundied OF Alton. Thu
ths.e Is q considerable Rebel army 10 illinois.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
AZ lPFaoPsIAIE IucmFrioE

49, curious e9rrsspoaden. usaas 10 anew it iks Ean-
kso rsgnsn.l which d TO sas rsa; alter tbs Tscoht
ID s',roaa filuse" mar Psts's0gss, z have hive
Rra" lnscrbsd opoB theig bannas ~ did Ihoao Isgi
ne y whlos SFosssd che Rlpdaa Ons iy last ial,
ssassed "a Hias al, go whipped, All ratufnsd 70
d na-ih sids o. he riTss % losa a. posIIbls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
PERSONAL

CORONATION wanted Of Jno. II. Williams,
oupauy g. s. reElnsnt q \. O. rFcoFs lsis ne eou-
p.ar % Rdsy, JAY 10 IN partially dsfanga state sasng
- o. I'D ysrfthlng win ne Csmps y H= y hlGe tyea
- ssir s1ndg ard BIS beard o. reaaA ant HIS ase q e
Any nrs q hia ~ O. Tssg hs3A.aaJ Es;sssa " , R
a. PItebofcn b, n. u Aai-oAH-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
CAPTURE OF OFFICERs FROM meCOOK's
COMMAND.

ATLANTA, Aug 9.-Lass night and this morning
passed without any demonstration on the part Of the
e-emy,
Some few shell, are s.l thrown into the city, With
doing any damage.
The enemy svincs disposition TO extend their nsn'
further, which rests near the Camp elton road.
Captain snd Lieut. nant from McCOOks raiders who
deserted from our army last winter, were captured yss-
dsF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
A FprsH R.roar or Qu.Ararlls Drl1a--A s..

Louis despsieh Of Friday says;
Gen E. B. Blown, commander Of TIA Central District
OF Missouri Ia ia town. He Gays there Is doub.
Qlautrea death. He has the evidence Of many rches
IN srsnt psrts of the that Cfsct and some
cypher letters addressed TO Q antfei taken from the
body of a rebel who was supposed to BE- Qusn,rell
bu subsequent Investigation sautA, the Gsnsral thft
QganlreI had really been killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

OTHER ACCOUNTS OF TIE FIGHT AT NEW CREEK.
From tie Philadelphia Inquirer Of the 6 b, We clip
the following additional news from the Narth. The
date Is rot more recent team the last newspapers re-
coysd BY Ne, still it viii be seen the news IL interesting
TAoN eaAEP's ARMT.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
August 8. 1854,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11

Pres Dispatches |
FROM ARA ANITA,
MANGUYREs OF THE ENEMY.

SHELLS STILL THROWN IN TIE CITY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 9. 8, A,

~ i =
EOAns or TIE sECURITT GF THE FAVE
IA NDn ED MILLION SIX PER CE -, NOM
TAXABLE CSDS UNDER TzEz FHI. 2ES-
TION Of THE CURRENCY LAtss
nEP0SIf5 on cali will be received By the
~ Treasurer II this city; AsIsen freasusrs oLsrss,op
end hseie and the Depotaes At Wilmington, Rash, 90
aneA, Augusta, saTAnnsh and y; esTnetto
viii be Issued fer The same bsarns ntesst the rate Of
cent per annnm secured the hyponeon Of an smoan
OF tbs above beads equal tohe Of these loans The bonds .
hsfet apart By the Treasurer and the pfoceed vhes 'ed %
The security nsnks snd otnI eotpo
rsIons tac pupo generally, By this mode q Temporary
ana re eject Of he generally adopted
fepire ths currency within moderate bounds, Is bopei VIII
seears sEsx prompt ooopsssion In carrying into elect
g. A. TRENHOLM,
tvss--iu Secretary ofihe Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-11
FURTHER FRoM The UNITED STATS
ADDITIONAL FROM GRANTS ARMY.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

REPORTS OF 0oNRRDERATES MINING