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new SyssSnif -of yPhiyM6gnomy RyS4
Ears, Nose, Lips, Mouth, Head Hair, Eye.
brows, Hands, Feet Skin, Complexion, With
allsS'a.zof Character, and .hox,. to Read,
them,n in >~.4
The chronological Journal,
Asp Lars IttussaA1rp s.RwELxs, Rotor. e,
Eshnology the Natural History Of Nsu.
nations, races, and tribes Of men. described
with Illustrations.
Physiology, functions Of Eiis1oay. Heart.
Lungs. Stomach, Bones, Muscles, aud Neg.
vous System. ~|s Esaa's. :,
.Phrsnolcgy the Temper amsnts, Mans In
tsllectual. Social, and Moral Nature, How
to Improve. -v,,
PkysiognomN with the ';SrGNs or CHAl-
AcTER, AND How TO READ THEM," on scion.
tiac principles. % -
Psychology or the Science ofths soul,''
Mans relations to this lie and to the life to
come. 49, -.s,
Anew volume, the 4Osh, commences with
the July number. Now ready. Published
monthly, in quarto ferm ats year. Samp.
les, by first post, 20 cents address. >" -
FOWLER & WELLS, sss Broadway, NY.
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,ss sEcsEHRr OF STATE,
J, r. WALLACE. Muscatine 20.
FOR III skSEr GENERAL.
CHAS. NJ. NNBAR, jackson CO,
>l.:r 70: 7.s.,r. LEI CT : z
=. B. LASH: Henry, County.
,.' AUDITOR QksrA1k.
s. c. NENDEDs6lr T. Iowa Co.
,"rs.s.srte.e. 1sz sTA4t LAND or,'cr,
!, D. nOLBROOK, MonoDa Co.
roR SUPREME JUDGE.
TNOS. NJ. MONROE, Dubuque Co.
soR cLERK OF TIE DISTINCT ccrRr.
JAY WHITE.
.HeGrsgor West.rh Ratiwos
=" ~ and after Aug. 2ssh, 81, Trains
vii leave and arrive asfo!low.,
Tram. Going Ires'. ,,
Passenger and Mail:
leave N. NcGregor, 10 30 a. u
Arrive at Po.tvills --..- IL so P. NJ
Irclght ana faeSeoSer.
leave n. NsCregor 4 80 P. NJ,
Arrive ut PostviiIs 40 {.
Trains Gong East,
Passenger and Nail
L,avs Postvills, 45p. n.
Arrive an MeCrsscr, $50 y
Freight sad Passenger:
Leave Postviiie, s OG 4. II
Arrive at N. McGrcgor SO 1"
kELUAvKEE / Pr. DU CHEN RAILWAY.
Departure fRlTs.
Nail and Day Express Pass " 500 A. D.
Night and Express Pass. .l0:i5 P NJ
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plSTRiCT ELECTORS

-, N.s,r.ct- DAxiKL p. Miller, Of Lee county
- JONI SwlHEpoRp, o. Cedar county.
- Re RICHARDS Of Dubuque eour'y
~ o. J.SusE. NsAL, ofMshon eclnty
Ssh Az. LAk,SEs, o. Po,sav as ANTE county
- s.Hx " Srocxo.Ls, Of Wshsts: county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
Democratic National
Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEO. B.. MCCLELLAN,
os NEW JERSEY.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENr
GEO Fl .PENDLETON,
ELECTORS FOR THE
STATE LARGE,
~ Off

rsl 2. MITCHELL, ." johnson county.
N IRIsToN. o. I.iru county.
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BRO W:N', s.
-.i3TN, t&s-g 4. 'er
He il selling the following articles at vssy
low rates. and de6se competition: N
st 7'@>Gg s.5i.' .l@ss gl..gsrt.se, q.
RReady Made Clothise,
. - ~ = = -
wy,...d :. ~ ssassAc.,,s, W % -


. OtS g NU710eSe
!. ,,o.si Hats 4'l: Cap.
lie has tho Largsst, Best sn1
Cheapest stock Of Queens WesA nv
this Market, .lso, Glaze WSk1. =
fGreceries. L.. ke,=.ra =.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07

As the above stock was purcha sed when
Gold was down they can and wi: be sold at
prices that will be satisfa Glory to all. 9
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-07
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60
A Il those knowing thssaselvc3 ] iudetyta
- to Strother 4 Hrkpatfiok.StS note. r.
book hseeaes win plsns esll aal Say ulY1s
We muk haye noue1
Immediate sstession win sbSts treble
and hard leiliAss. H. So
SsTROTHER IN RarKICx.
: s,ap;t q: 80 last y" Sa"'s IT, Ie'ss;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Aug. l4.--fbe enemy opened hfs upon the
CITY with six batteries at eight O'CLOCK last night their
batteries being stationed on the Marietta Peach Tee
and Will ans Mills fosds and in front Of the Medical
oOllege ana Rolling Mil, The fro was very heavy,
and col nued till o'clock A. n. Abou; midnight a
shell entered the frame Htqrs hrue Of Bdgens 90
Marietta street. setting FIRE to sone loose cotton. Tie
mes spread rapidly, and tho building was on 10
almts
The fire bell va ring. and engine Nor reTl;ed
promptly. > be enemy Immediately concentrated their
IRE on that point. The ft.msn hoby stood their
ground, and, despite the rain of Shells succeeded ia
swing horge warehouse Of Keg Co. O:her buiidng g.
On the square were consumed. Not oilzsD Was
Injured, e and children LAYING sought safety
in the bomb oofs.
There is hut s ehelng along the enthe line TO day
and nc movement! of the enemy Is reported.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
EE CITY,

NAYoR's CoURT.--Thers was nothing but nlggers al
huekste before this court tbi4 morning. they were
haulod-dp on all kinds oil lAfcenes.
Philip, negro hired to twsep out the Farmers
and Virginia Banka mas charged with stealing two
ounce ia7s Of qunine from the Medical ParVeyOrs de-
n,rtneut l. vas proved that the negro sold the OUT
,iac, which vaI ideniI as the properly Of the ia
Pcryoyor's department, to James P. DaVA, druggist
vhose clerk under general req TO that effect from
the department. purchased the physO and reported the
fact 10 the said ersrtment. The negro VAS ordered TO
be whipped He is not actually believed TO hsVes Oen
he qunins for he had no access TO the Medical Par.
yeyor's stare rOom but he received it from tho tile
beyond doubt.
Thonss, tina slave of Talbot & Bro, Mas charged
with stealing valuable lot OF j.WefJ from Lucy Ahn
Miller. Toe investigation was postponed.
Mr. Sam. Els Geek of the Ola Market, aud MI
james P. Tyler Cltik CT the New Market, each had a
huess or boore the Mayor foe violating the market or
duance by buying fruit to cell again. Ia each case the
.ruit was oonHsclted aud the hucks ers fned $40.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

o. 81 A "a.
BY sttEibatr to the negro troops bat they dssd tho
negro troops because nest of the whites positively re-
frsed to mount into that imminent deadly BREACH ana
the result showed that they wore right The erseF OIL
vssuvius was secure retreat compared with that soys
Which Grant had SO inoautiouay opened In the bosom
of the irnoSsni car b.
would be more hoaOTahlsin Grant 70 release Ma euo
ordinacs and take the blame himself case Is that
of many much greater nsn than hm.eE 10 old not
take Petersburg or Ibe very reason that Pnpey
did not bear Csc ar He dio defeat Lee because Les
defea ID him. List him initiate the mtgnsnlmly o.
Bsau Bfua m LIS valst, Who far ftom claiming inali-
biity Tor ha MASTER directed the stteiton OF visitor
90 bushS OF two OF iunpled craVas lying on the floor,
and exclaimed, wi true grandeur OF soul, 'these are
our f.iluresp The Wilderness, SpotsylvAnia Court
Hou.s Cold Hlrher s ieridans raid, Ksu Z1rhit, Hun
ers Campsgl, are G.aEta failures, and let him say co.
Bat where are his euccessss Fhs Vickhburg tie was
fair thing but that can last crt yer. After all toe
subet qaen failures d,Ds wonder that his supply oil
starch is ezhsuaitd AID without starch success Is I'M
possible. We have B;ummers authority for that.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
ADDITIONAL FROM THE NORTH.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF EXPLOSION At CITY
POINT.
DE3TRUoTEON OF SEVEN WAREHOUSES;.
KILLED AND os woUNDEb
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS ARRIVING AT NEW
=. YORK FROM POINT LOOKOUT.
Especial to the W1ts)


PITERsBUaG, Aug. l6.-Tne Washington CHI onisle,
of the lsh, just received contains full account oil
the recent explosion 1T City Point L. says that the
eIplosioS the terrific one OF the kidd 10 the
History OF guuposdsr Two birges which we're loaded
with ammunition Of various kinds, we're moored at City
Point aud were blown to atoms With oil their CONTENT.
consisting OF about bulk OF three thousand barrels
Shot, she'll and cabitsr we're hurled 10 a
directions amidst volumes of black emo Ike
AID an avalanche Of broken timbers. new wae-
house, FIVE hundred feet long and fifty feet wds which
lad been erected Oh the wharf, and shich Was filled
With commssary stores, shattered into frdgmenta
Tne mbsrs and the stores within were fcattered over
surace of more than mile around fbe debris Of the
wreck we're thrown all around Graata headquarters.
Adams Express ofise, the adjoining Government,
build ngs and q train Of cars we're also Destroyed
Grants official despatch on the subject that there
sers fifty -four parsons Lilsd and one LuLi ed ssd
eight wounded, mostly blacks.
Terebe prison re f.Om Poiat Ljokeu', ssys tie
Chronicle. we're still arriving at sew YcrS
All is quiet Oh the Potomac. G o. Smith tad lief
NJ phis With another expedition.
Q let prevails at Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
R1zt1er to DO secretary OF
War
[PYess Despatched

PGrrRsBrRe Aug A.STte e. eny crossed diVision
If cavalry. AID PERHAPS sins infantry, to the north
side Of James river last night This supposed to be
only demonstration While the real blow, Ii any, is
lptensed 10 be stuck ttmeWherS else. Heavy cannon
aiding heard te,e 6uspg tie last two days proceed
nom an ENLARGEMENT betEeen cur rvebAteries and The
enemy's gunbOAts.
The enemy is att m ting to Gu. canal across Dutch
can. or Qilke.'s Bend, 20 miles below R chmOnd.-
Oar river batteries opened uion the enemy'5 working
tary ind their gunboats responded. The enemy'd OBJ
%. in cutting tue oAnais tOHAnk some 81 our bate
res near Ohafiu's IF, on the north side Of mes
rVsF
In front Of P5'orslug' there has been s}Ins little
canuOnadiug and: packet firing, but matters ais Gem
paIaivsly quiet.
one Day Later fIOm New Keik
PsTsE BUss. aug, IA -Yhe Herald Vi 'he II am
.ans i've columns Of d "a. mas meeting in isvoE OF
seClellAn for Prssident. TaerO were Ons bundted
thoussod people present
Tne Queen Of E 'gaId in proToguiog PArlamen
proposes 10 LeI Govern adhere TO the Neutrality
tOIcy.
Tae Herald aye Grant, when he VISITED Washington
lsft he sruy OF the Potomac commanded by Ba1Ief
and indaA,es 4 at Grant wauis Meade removed
eT.e Herald zsyi if Stanton ID removed, Butler vii
g nae See.etaIy OF Var
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
THE NEWS.
FIGHT NEAR DEF BOTTOM.


The general topic Of discussion this morning was the
6sht which took place rear Dep Bottom yesterday
afternoon. The trouble was tina. everybody seemed,
by some means or other o have gotten different ac-
count of it. Hence found in tho entire absence q
official information difficulty in obtaining correct!
vsrsi n OF the affair.
1t seems hsw,ver, that the Yankees in heavy force,
Including Gregg's o,valTy dVi,ioD, made an sttrck
uuon cur forces near Libby Hill, and after brisk fight
compelled t 10 abandonment Of lour Sinch howl q g,
which we were using as In Jrtlr'. These we're not
takeo however by the enemy, owing to the fact that
our Parrot guns on Libby Hill, which perfectly CON-
manded tie point a. which the hOwiz'rs we're located
ep. M so incessans fee that the Yankees dared not
approach thtm.
Another account says tb,t the YAnkees we're after
ard, driven rsek with heavy loss, but fails to state
Aber We recovered the guns re occupied the posi-.
t;on from which We we're driven. .0ur loes was very
slight
We heard also that our pickets, at two o'clock this
morsiug, reported Yankee cavalry advancing on the
DArbytown read
FROM PIFETsBURG
All Saturday morning qaie. prevailed on the. font,
but in the evening part OF Major Wm. Oaskes Afdl'
ery Battalion opened spirited 6t for the purpose o.
srv the enemys nea, bu; succeeded only in elicit
ing a feeble response from two OF his gu.e.
Wea,svsry az Iious indie sd to know whe.her Ulysses
has returr el irtm hs Washington trip in improved
heath. and with fresh supply of genuine Old Bur
hon. But it seems as d fio-lt to learn anything on
either Of these interesting points rom Yankee ds:er
"a IL Ia to got news from D,sp Bottom through our own
sou.iers.
We met a gentleman on So urday evening who ba1
reeeny travelled in various parts Of the State OF Mia
,lssupi He reports the people in high spirits as re-
cards tho present aspect aud future prospects of our
military fans Where the bghdng tread of she raider
bss no. cursed the soil he says The crops are uIOri
ant.
From preparations being made in Mississippi, it looks
"a If tie Federal1 we're about to start on another grand
raid through that State. The papers say that ouE
sus,ilas are fully prepared TO meet Ihem, aud will
| yivs them warm reception when they make theiI
appearance. -
| o.ntsin West, Of Youns's Battalion, and Captain
Harrison OF vAughn's B igadO, with about fifty mep,
,D,as an attack on the Yankee garrison at Athers
nm. few days sinoa. T5Cy succeeded in routing
ana enemy AID capturing abPus sixty horsea They also
Gu; tao telegraph Inca
fas xEEuT MINING AT ATLANTA
The Neon Telegraph Pa!s that private letters s'A'
that The enemy are rev buy mnips tSs sal eni a. INT
"a of Marietta strest, and may very soon ezpeo
,,na.i,ion o. the Petersburg explosion.
YANKEE sP1ss IN GEORGIA
d.. Augusta Chronicle ays that if anything CON
"A zi,S the late raids in Georgia vas PARTICULAR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
INrEREslINa FROM rARIl.
= lrom PARE, Of recsnt dale, says:

letter Rom PATiS, OF recent oale, says
The accounts Of the crops from all parts Of the coun
try are highly favorable, and represent our com
Sine AID ol as Ouly r,q hiring sunny Influences to
Iirg them to perfection. Toe grain crops have al
esdy been got in IN satisfactory condition. The wheat
promised an abuGdaui yield In the vide plains OF TIC
B.aucs ard other granafes al Fraroa. Tas vineyards
u LAneuedrc Of the B1rdllis ciIric, a. as) o: ar
gdody and Champag On, announced a. promising %
suuai the famous year 1858 in produce and quality
Pae Rcone d, tTio has been eighty injured by heavy
,Ls aud late osts and will this year ne less prolific
But every the ordu, craps disea2e has either
disappeared shows itself 40 sgntly - to- DO easily
mas cred.
Toi, IS a great tina for pushing on pubic works in
PArs and the Of building ope atoms in progress
Is quite remarkable Mics Of new streets and boue-
gadI AID svsnces, 6tr9tching themselves out IN
every direction, and h5 hot Atmosphere is mase yet
sufJcatDg by the dust OF excavations aud demo
ddons. The municipality oil Paris now disposes oil
revenues amount 20 more than one hundred aud
twenty i've millions of ffsLcj per anhum, and ssems
disposed at hi5 moment 10 strain is immense RESOURCES
20 the umoat Wntls quarters Of the town sre being
changed until they can no longer be reoog1 d. e
did warm and iald streets being Pr rjed through by
pacely thOToug aares which speedily lined ID
magnificent ereolon5, and cccup cd a. fast ~ they
ouile YET in spite all this rents continue TO rise
aud twenty and thirty thousand iraucs - here no un-
usual 10 pay for private residence Whhe stores IN
good stu ,tions fetch IRice three times as much
Toe population OF the French capita, ACCORDING ~
re.urDs lust Issued by the tel dc Vile amouhte now
g l695l5l, contained in twenty auonGissemens, or
districts each OF which 10 presided over by Mayor
There a'e tbsrstr in Paris no less than twenty one
Mayors the Pie'cc5 being the -hef Mayor, and pre-
siding over all According to these same returns, which
was looking oier the otuer day, 6nd that the mum
Der of births in Paris last year. va b2,SlS, oil which
26 5Oj were boys AID 20 607 girls OF the whole nun
bsr IA sol we're ilegi ., Gnd S7,72O bonn IN wee
OK Tie number OF deaths was AZ 1856, aud the *
ccss of birbs l0l27 Tie marriages celebrated, we're
Is log
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
A OOO LBS. COTTON YARN,
CULPEPER LAND FOR SALE
HAVING, in consequence Of the loss

HAVING, IN consequence OF the loss OF so
many Of my servants larger 50jy OF land than shall
sbs euyate, and the uhoe Of being nov IN an IN
prohAbs condon have marked od for bae tract OF non
go 600 Whsh nov tH for sale Il viii be surveyed
plat the Barvey Ient 70 Richmond shortly This Is cue
fertile and desirable ses OF lad that can BE- Par
chased IN upper country u hes between and milef
north CusPer Court HOnse, on tae NaenoA road Tbs
50 u Comfortable dHng hc11e, with
roona above and below Stairs bses closets and eaes good
ohen win basement And - large stable Hnd
somsFhst Injured hy Yankee dfPredAon hand
u the prodacve gardens thai knos
fhers y01rg orchard ~ Or abot 10 acres u grs
Of Tie bet vareel Ia tall bearing There
upon lnf very Valuar3 mineral sngs asos nay alum
sornk Yielding TIE hndll ~ be f0und anJ shere
pscmen he sttne drug store OF Mr. Reg
In Johnston, Of Hchond % whom Win send the plat or survey
III ths and receive iron the surveyor VI ,h
t fand there go IN the Original EfoEh 81
a oak hickey l25 o. FERTILE pr0dactse oH
- nd1 on Musdy snd Fat Bfanch The balance Of us
Srbls land except about 80 In high state o. eulya
to1 and 81 present. I also N loE olads, covered win
SthV and <appnE clover orchard grt and tue REQ
er N Of which nay moved Aad made into hay fae cot
i fng L very good eKcePt In w places 70 repair
which there rails af hand - -. 4,
bsVs ndesvored give accurate description Of ths land
"a yst III sell ny rePresentaaon III SCI pm
gsy and give immediate poa5eaaien ADJ ieee1e Ia
onfe A. Teasur Of hs aue soez o. noses u ne
gguis banks Confederate bonds barring . orS per cent?
fsS SsS &. n. HELD,
Columbia, FluvsnnA county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
SECOND EDITIoN---4 O'CLOCK,
FROM MOBILE.
GEN. MAURY URGES NONCOMPLIANCE TO
LEAVE THE CITY.
FLEET CRUISING IN BAY IN SIGHT OF
MOBILE.
HEAVY FORoE IN NORTH MrssIssIFpr
FROM ATI ANITA.
SMELLING OF crTY-BURSIse OF WAREHOUSE
&c, DC. DC.
Pres Dispatches J

The following dsspat,Ies from the reporter of ths
Preas AsocatioD and from special rsports, al Pc
tersburg received after usual evening edition
had bsen worked Of The news, we consider, of suf
Gent Importance to place it before the public sec
ond editions
MOBILE, Augult l4.-HsJor Carroll for the exchange
of prisoners by alg Of truce wen. to the Ase in the
lower bay to dag, to esc. xchaDge Of the Dauphu
Iaald prisoners. Flrragu! stated thatthe prisoners
had been placed at the disposal of Candy ard he ceud
do nothing. Arrangement t. we're mads to send pack.
ages TO prisoners from their frIsnta.
Gen. MAury orders officers aod eOldiers 10 remove
their families forthwith. Non eOnbataots are again
urged 10 leave the city.
TIE feet is busiy cruising 10 The by In sight.
Heavy forces are In North Mississippi. Their desti
nation s reported TO be- Mobile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
TkEAsURY DEPARTMENT Q. s. A,

LOANS ON fHR SECURITY or THE Five
ia INDEED MILLION sIX PER Gent. MON.
TAXABLE IONUS UNDER The VII. ShC-
TIOe or THE CURRENCY Law.
hbP0SlTS on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer In this city; Assistant reasure Charleston
Meble and the Dcpotsres Wilmington, Raleigh 90
unbH, Augu.ts Savannah and Montgomery and cenesss
win be sued for the bearing interest At the Of
per GnnuD, BY the
OF the above bopd equal the Of these loans the bonds
be apart the Tessure and the proceeds whea Sold
piled exclusively the payment u the said eerthcates
The security Afforded banks and other corpo
raons and tue public generally by this mode Of temporary
and the effect Of the generally adopted In
keeping tho within moderate bounds, hoped win
prompt cooperation in carrying Into effect
q. A. TRENHOLM,
ly22-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

clear without being susceptible Of poSlive ard unvsl
sal proof that almost the entire route of the raid
ers for days before Was pervaded by Federal
10 Confederate uniform izsn's drsss. Itbehooves
every man TO have his eyes open for hess gentry. We
doubt not that there srs plenty Of them about Georgia
a1an nov.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
ESoM MOBILE.

ESoN MOBILE.
As all remains quiet 81 Petersburg ana We do Rot
anticipate suy more ATS a. DRY account Of the siflr
asar Deep Boston, alluded TO In yesterday eV,nins
edition, unil it autographed via ths Trans h.is
,pp NO are sIa5led 70 devote more than usual space
70 fairs at Mobile.
We have received tie Mobile Register Of ths 9sh Hheh
: pained and bum hated he dssrASsiu OIpitulauOn
Of Fort Gaines which il terms sTOng work. PSOvs-
iOued for si1 lnths aud Win al 4 Give garrison Of
si1 haHdFed men. Toe Register says:
We give the following account, based tot upon 10
n0rs. bu. upon Official da'A:
On The IT'D, Oclocsl Charles Anderson OF tie 2lsE
Alzhams, being N eomRald OF inc garrison composed
VI part Of biz Fegn5lt, the ba talon Of n cham
IJ.de,s a portion Of Oulpepsrs ArIlery, and some
the enemys set by dag Of ruce, without the sA&cuen
Of his C5mnaading Gsreial General Page, ~ FJu
Morgan.
Gen. Page ifqqired OF him, by sgna, What his pu,.
D 20 sas. No ~ y sCkyO sledgmsut Estur4et
although bis sseauOn was eaEsd Dy signsl guuA lie
vas tglegFaphed repeatedly by ca. Page pod o.
your f0TG" "a the night Zen. Pogo pa SD ca
20 Font Gaines in boat, AID was 6s'Onsued 70 Learn
thai Col Anderson absent IN The Yankee h,et i0r
the purpose Ct anaugiug terms Of GaFi ulaIioH. H.
ef. petmpiOTy CrdeIs Ter him on bis return, II 20.
accompanied BY the enemy, that all terms O Surrender
were annulld aud himself relieved VI bis command.
On ths mornUg of che he called his attention again
from Fort Morgan by ligEal guns and 1 gIapoed 10
ths sane effect S.l Iepy. At al-p Otl0cb
tie snemJ's a ~ up the iorL ID suIe tOrs
prOlourc3 the conduct uf Col AOdersOn "nexi ca
lie and dgrA eful" And 50 The country vii pronounce
Col Anderson had previously telegrsphs1 70 IL. OOL
WuiAms Of his reg ment a. Fort Powell, "f ycur tcIt
Is un.slable save our "a rson TIE latter part o. lbe
order attended 10 hs aQd 80 two orts have be-
surren cred to he enemy. Il not thus Itai tee Coz
iedeFate cause Is 20 be uphe.o. We must have oe5Is
Woo do not ksCW kOE % surrenCec OutPOsts Of such
inpoItA1os enu id to their courage and dicEtd u
TIE Register compliments the gallant fight made by
Admiral BachSnAa and lis E,ls feet against fearful
Odis a. adds that iJ yielded only to al oVsipower
force and uader circumstances 20 leave nothing 10 wish
for rolhins 70 bush for Il an acion Of brilliant
courage and devotion that has Pasall in naval lis
terry.
Wssse gras6sd 70 kaoH tia. the Tennessee did notsur
render until every thing above her hsd shot Az
smoke stack q g staff and ali. The loss Of the sta
6ed the interior Of the shield with smoke and sean,
% tia. the mea we're On the verge OF sufJca.iOn.
It is positively s;a.ed that FArragos5 aAg ship, the
Hartford in asnking eOndiuOn, and y saved
By being run into shea water.
Every possible preparation is beipg made, both ~
the military au.hOrJieI and Gov. Waits for the sue
ossslul defence Of shs city.
Instead Of being depressed By the late reverse, ii
ems only TO have stimulated them to greater sxer-
ton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

The MAIK.rs Tho markets Were as is usual on
Aonday, poorly supplied this morning.. Tie beef wac
wretehed, and vegetables and fruits scarce and info
riOr. Country pecPlo sell everything they have 90
saurdays, when mo.ey il more abundant with city
operatives that being their paw d'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16

R.,v.--Tbe rain OF lst night has done great ceal
ofgocd Farmers tt US saturated 'ne g'Ou' 70 VIC
DIP b of couple Of inches. "hh the present s0ou
prOpe. of moro rainy weather, there Is 10 cause 70
bs dependent about q corn crop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-16
DIED.,

ANDERSON In Hanover county, the 18th n,lant
ANDERSON IN tue 9th year OF his age.
BOEIK-A his residence sema, Ala ths8d instant,
Major ANDREW BOWS, In his sSth year.
In Raleigh, the sta, MARIA LOUISA daughter Of
late Dr. John Bsagg. OF Petersburg.
BRISSAS the l4,h Instant Mrs BRLsSAs In the
i9.h year Of her Sge.
WALDEN On the l4th Instant FLoTD MAoRuDRs youngest
child Of Peyton and hary D. Walden, aged years and
months.