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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-17
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

raA- The Board of Relief will meet
ut the Commissioners Office on Satur.
day next, at which time it is hoped all
who have business connected with the
subject of relief, or otherwise interest
ed are invited to attend, not with mere
talk, but with satisfactory evidence of
real or fancied wrongs. For the in
formation of all, We state that until
otherwise directed by the board, no
application will be received unless ac-
com panied by a certificate or other
evidence that the soldier in whose be-
half relief is claimed, whether new re-
eruit or re-enlisted veteran, is cred,-
sed to MRin cOanty at large, or to some
other district an said county. The recep-
tion of a local bounty in the county is
no impediment to relief, but from any
other quarter it is.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-17

s@- Lieut.. Swain, of company B.
49th regiment we learn has re-enlisted
So veterans, greater number proba-
bly, than any other company. The
Lieut., has been the actual commander
since the death of Capt. Freeburn.
Col. ]. P. Taylor, 1st Pa. Cavalry,
is now on visit home. We also
notice quite number Of other officers
and soldiers at homo on furlough.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-17

A@- There was recently taken from
the Henderson Hose, Hook and Lad
der company rope about 80 feet long,
with piece Of chain attached Any
person returning the same, or giving
information Of it's whereabouts will
receive the thanks of the company.
aWe have been again so complete
ly overwhelmed with job work during
the past week, that we have had but
little leisure to attend to the Gazette.
Although half a dozen are now on file,
we are ready to do all that come to
hand, with unrivaled neatness and dis
patch.
The WEATHER.-W ednesday cloudy
and cold. Thursday moderately
cold. Friday morning cloudy, with q
warm south wind. Saturday clear and
pleasant. Sunday cold, cloudy and
windy. Monday cloudy and cold.
Tuesday snow, with high wind all
day. The week has been extremely
variable. Last night was one of the
eeldsst Of the winter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-02-17

be- A letter from s. J. Baptist, for
unerly of this place, dated Hayti, 23d
January, states that they are now do
ing we'll, and have a considerable crop
of cotton on hand, which is selling at
high prices. Their hard times he
thinks are over. White people he
says are held in great respect in Hayti.
sAThe Logan Guards arrived here
on Saturday last, and were received by
aa immense crowd at the railroad,
which escorted them to town, under
the direction of Col Mathews, J. P.
Hamaker, G. NJ Shull, J. Swan, and
S. B. Marks, as marahaIs Followed
by the officers of the Borough, Fire
Company, &c. they marched through
the principal streets, under the COM
mand of Lieut.. c. Selhoim err and were
then welcomed at the Court House by
Rev. J. Guyer. In the evening they
partook of a sumptuous supper provi-
ded by Major Eisenbise, which was
got up in his usual good taste. This
veteran company has seen hard SER
vice, but their healthy appearance
shows that they can easily endure in
the future what has been borne in the
past; and their re-enlistment proves
as they were among the first to take
up arms, they are determined to see
the glorious old flag restored over every
foot of rebeldom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

cavalry. II has bean the evil gbHluS Of kSSy thlcagh~
out this. campaign. At winSbeStsr We had gained
complete victory, When they ngloriOusy ID and threw
IL Svsy. Here, We were falling back, having secured
our prisoners and having every prospect Of securing
the captured cannon and our owD, when they came
,inE in among the caisOns, throwing everything into
confusion inc 1rOAbs, and caused the rsCapturs Of all
their own and nAry pieces of ours. 1t ID too bad.
The progress of the enemy is not advanced one foot
BY this battle he holds buI two counties Of the Val
Icy, and he has no immediate prospect Of holding any
more he l. fOlyne, seems to keep rs, in future,
GU Of Pennsylvania That il very different from taking
Lynchburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

N'jOS kasseh, Of Forests ooa3aaS Arrived 10 asss
ma last Wednesday week, bringing several Yankee aigs
captured in Tennessee which ere 60 be turned over to
Gen. Taylor.
At his own request Colonel Il. o. Davis has been
ieved If the command Of the Reserve Corps" Of
North Mississippi in consequence Of continued LII health.
Colonel Thomas n Jackson, chief Of staff to General
Polk at the time of that officers DEATH arrived ct Hous
ton, Texas, on the l2.h ut.
Tee ofiOs Of Medical Director of Hospitals for the
Army Of Tennessee Ia now located at Columbus, Ga.
THE ALABAMA b0LDIERS HOME. -
The Richmond correspondent Of the Mobile Register
writes;
"TAA Soldiers Home Is supposed to be place Of
rest and is kept upon the principle of free hotel
Each State has one at Richmond whore soldiers passing
through register their nGmss and by an agreement with
tie Confederate Government the officer in charge Of the
house draws raols corresponding to the number Of in
mass These rGti0ns cooked there. Some Of these
places where the proper attention and care has been
given 10 them are very great convenisacs and luxury
TO the soldier who has not been seated OF regular @
BILE for months Several of these places are preferable
10 the Richmond hotels but must say that the Ala
hama Home is q disgrace to the State. Thousands Of
bsdbuts and Vermn iniest the BEDS and the general
ble will not commence TO compare with the living the
men have in camp and God knows that ia hard enough
The poorest and meAneSt extras have 70 be bought
ont Of the email ptsnce of the soldiers. This cry
Ing shsms. There u earthly excuse for il. What
one SAFE can 10 by energy another Gan accomplish
neither the fault lies the door OF the State Govern
msnt or the officer charged with the conduct Of these
sstsblishmsnls have no means Of information. But
Governor Watts knows, can know BY sending one Of
his STAFF to Richmond tour Of inspection. On not
writing fer the purpose Of faul-andng, but simply to
call public attention 10 impoStionS which hourly and
daily the soldiers are made TO funsr, and bscause
know that public appeals are listened 10 with much
more attention than private letters. What write 10
from observation and be kubGt initiated by hundreds
Of Witnessed There Il another point connCc ed with
this place. location ID such that gentleman who
10 known in Richmond or respects himself 10 ashamed
to be Ssen 90 Dg there. Nearly every house around il
il den Of The lowest and vles prostitutes, and IL
seeus 10 have been selected with eye to Ckespnes,
and not cow, nisIos or comfort know many Officers
and men Who have nothing in the world bu. their army
DAY, who can ill tE,Id $50 day at the hOtsls who
would Ike to taAe advantage of this house, who deny
the mseves tie comforts and necessAres for camp and
spend their money with the hotels rather than to this
filthy hole"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
Ths Lats FlgLt in the valley.

A. lac. 10 bago the vsos s.UIy vi.h regard to ths
reported d.f-s Of Genera ry sd l. tuyns out Il at
It vas 10 6sEa, 70 ed, il spite Of Se lying clustering,
brlgzAg 5uIe as O. .ly syssg rig Sheridan Who was
not il several -gs D. le 5-,e fed, sEi not get
there ult The babe WAS ose:. TIE gfr vas as siu
pie and Is easy 20 DC explained possible General
Early attacked sso corps If the Yankees early in the
morning, aad routed ;h-u Stasu, much fl ulsy. h
pursued lie Tor uiles, capturing AL their cannon
and sSo1. 500 prisoners of VLom We have already
fourteen hundred AID odd IN this cy, under lock aud
key. Ho captured also, immense stores ana it Wsl
this ths looselsd bis hold Of bis v,oogy and caused
Is oeal 'ruiu 10 slip through his hugers. The men
quit La ranks sni turned 10 Pllndsring The enemy,
being reinforced 9TH a body Of cavalry, suddenly
turned upon our altered and daordszei iroops and
panic sc zng them, hoy fed wtbOu. stopping to e.
quire what g al about. Our artillery having been
crowded into the streeI o. Srasb1rg the ar.lerymsn
found I'M oHiOls to SHFcs it, beeAuse our cavalry
IN their headorg aght, got ia among them rode over
them or uanPed them doVn. We lost eleven hun.
dred men, killed, wounded and missl1g TIE Yankees.
BY their own confession, Lest thousand We doub,
not they lost vast many more, for We have seo nj
them prisoners, and that Indicates = much greater
number Of killed and wounded than makes I'D the Of
ference We lost very isE prisoners except those that
we're ed.
Now, if this Is any great victory for the Yankees,
they NOS have very dnsren. opinion from Us of
what it tAkea to constitute great victory. We had
defeated them very bAily a. 6rss We had taken 1900
prisOnsra and these brought Cd safely and have
in our possession. We killed and wounded upwards Of
three thOu.and more and lost but eleven hundred
Our forces arc all rallied and ready for another 6ght
and the enemy is too much crippled to pursue. We
fought agains. overwhelming odds, and have shown
that troops far better troops than those Of the
Yankees. We have not lost the Valley, Is there
any prospect OF or losing it. Toe lost CANON can
soon bs replaced and General EEly viii thea stand
better io1liDg than hs has ever stood on before In
the Valley.
Bat some change nus. BE- naaa vita rsSpsss 10 cur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
wa rHpIArA HLrasloa.

The New York World says of the Indiana election,
'facts enough have transprsd 10 disclose system OF
gigantic frauds never paraleled In any election
In this country not by the famous Kekapoo frauds
In Kansas, when the poll books filed with names
taken from the Cincinnati directory" The Republican
mSjortiss, according to the World, are set down in
some counties at larger figures than tho entire Repub-
can vote In these counties. The World was very green
If IL ever imagined that the Lncolnites would fail to
carry all the elections they wanted, BY fraud that
would sufcsj otherwise BY force The question that
the World ought to be considering 10 what the D,mo
orats are to do when they fnd that they have been
cqeated cut Of the elecionf
BAD NEWS FROM THr wlsf.
Uuder the above caption, the New York World says;
The military news from Tennessee and Georgia 10 70
ally alarming and may iUrsbods the greatest disasters
Of the war. Secretary Santons deSpalchss have served
10 put those VINO believed them TO SORT OF fooli
paradise he tried convey the Impression that the
rebellion espt caly &C West, was Ice last legs
and you'd soon DO dead and buried But Il now seems
that the rebel army Northern Georgia has vitality
enough to be Jpsve, and that the situation Of
hirs s extremely cnuolL The following the sa-
ient points 10 the recent military news from the West
l. That the rebels have actual possession Of portions
of the line Of railroad between Chattanooga and Al,
lanta, and that consequently The federal army Of lhs
latter point 10 cut OF from in commun CATIONS with the
North.
.. That the rebels are in large force at Dalton and
bssegng Chattanooga, whcD, a. last accounts, wa
defended By force OF negroes, who expected 70
DO able to nod out.
8. That General Sherman was In Nashville, unable
at lass accounts TO get back p his army, wnion would
therefore, be without the osntfs OF his presence, ab
ties, and experience.
One of the features In this case u the fact that
General Sherman seems to have been deceived. l.
his last despatch made public by the War Department,
be spsaks VI Hood the retreat 70 Decatur aLo
Rome, whereas the rebel army seems to have swung
around 10 the north, right in the line Of bic oomnun
oLtions, which at last accounts they held
The Missouri 10 also very Dad. Price sesmsSc
have everything way, and the people Of Kansas
alarmed for ,hsir own borders that the
militia are to be called out.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
DIED..

In Neck sntug county the 9ls Of ssp.snbs ROBERT
LE KE iEIGa, youn child Of the late Benjamin watkins
LSisO, aged year ana mon.hs.
her residence In the city Of Raleigh, Mrs MARY s8EPARD
18th OF 0ooos- 1854 vioE Of the late William
In the nit ely. third (s8il rear VI her age.
o. October, 1854. WILLIE PRANoIs only child
Eisr william and taah Frances Of Charlotte county
Va, aged II months.
The part SlloeI dear little Willie In this worlds drama WA
be oct the IDOL OF her parents aud friends indeed
Of the velopmsnt OF fAcu which
her But the lovely primrose blooms departs
long the close OF spring. Thus child, ths brian,
seemed bdto oreshado. Thy early grave The lspag
voice and the thy playful In
In the Of thy dea parents Will dwell.
slime will but the Impression deeper make,
As streams Their channels deeper wear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
HE CITY,

sELLIxs PAstroRf.-A charge was, yesterday, Pre-.
ierrsd before Commissioner WATSON against J. W. He.
hAhon author q cause and Contrast" for fraudulent.
y procuring passport and selling 1t for $500 70
canned Trainer, from North Carolina. The Commits.
sonsr begun preliminary examination 70 sati,fy him.
self Whether there good ground 10 order hcAahon
arrest; but it being late before the examination could
be concluded, the case was continued till to-day.
appears, 90 far that hoAahon, for the considera-
ton OF $1,000, undertook 10 get Trainer passport to
80 to Europe. Trainer paid him $500, and Mcmahon
obtained the passport upon British protection whob
Trainer had taken out in the name Of Gros; but the
passport was never delivered to Trainer, be, before il
could DO procured, having become Tired out and gors
home.
Wa shall give q more EXTENDED notice Of the case
when it shall DO heard TO Q conclusion. Mcmahon die
DOT appear before the Comm sioner, but was repr,
sented BY Mr.. r. I. Daniel, his counsel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OYrIcn OF TEE WIG, Dot. "a, lsl

OFFICE OF TEE WHld, Oct. "a, 1904.
At recent auction sale in Columbus, Ga,
silver coin sold at s2O26 for one; brown sugar So IS
per lb nails IS per III; salt SO 7o, per ID; sole leather
sllal2. so; peach brandy $40 per gal; nutln 80 per
yard.
The following are the latest quotations Of
C,tfsderate securities in the Mobile market:
IL million loan, long date large sizs bonds l25l16O
small tizs bonds llOIl25 1000 million loan, l,rg
dates, l1o12o short da.es s7ias6; per cents 6Sl7O
per cents l25alS5; per cents bO,6O; cotton bonds
l75l2OO; certificates of deposte, 100 million loan, Goa
100; registered stock, Is million loau, l0oll0 regis
tered stock. 100 million loan, soaloo, coupons, 16 mil
lion loan, 100000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RLGHEs.
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING OCT. %, 1854.
EVENING WING.

We shall pubusn, to-day, At 3 o'clock P. n, and
every -uoooeding dsy Sundays sICePtod1 at the sane
hour, Al evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whis vii contain tae ate-. news By Esl and telegraph
ID . the hour Of going to press, editorials local intel
gsoOs, &c. US0
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

EMsIETLRTWnuLNs AT the Episcopal Church. In salbury
o. on by Kew. u. haaghton, Col I. SINGLE
TARY, OF the 44th N U. l., 10 Miss BETTE T. WILLIAMS.
HowARD-sMTH-In Dan vlls 14h inItant BY the Rev. Dr.
HSrveJ residence OF the ofcang clergyman,
HOWARD Of York county vs TO Miss ADDE snfa Of Lynch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

M. LIBBrs FAMILY.-Ths correspondent Of the 1ri-
6s of 22i writes the 2O.h that the wife and am,
Of Mr.. Libby, after whom the notorious Richmond
prison was named came iusiis our lines to-day from
he Rsbe capital and will, with number of other 81.
:esOn women be returned to their frsn do via Safok
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

CITIZENS RXILED.

PsfI,ssuRs, Oct 24-ssusral shp!sy, commanding
atNerolk, having Issued order firing all persons
sixteen years Of sge, male and female, to take
oath Of ssgaros to the Lincoln Government, or to-.
sent out Of their lines by the 18Th Of 0,tobsr number
Of the banishsd have arr we'd within our lines.
Nothing Of interest has occurred on our front to-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
DIssOLUTI6N OF CO-PARTNERs.7IP.

VF
IN consequence of two of the partners being
engaged IN the service Of the Government the co
ship Of NEAL SWORDS co. dissolved by consent
from the lat Of October, 1854. TDNEAL
JPsWORDa
tt TALBOT.
Messrs. NEAL d WHITLocK will continue the
business respectfully solicit them continuation Of
have been genorsy bestowed
hr and for which take ahon TO return
SWORDS.
oe25-1m rJTALsOr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

SrEANER soaUnz -THs fAvorite little steamer
Schultz. having been rebuilt successfully launched
from the "Ways" at Rockets yesterday. She will re-
sumo her trips to aud from Drsvry's Bluff.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
HELDQ'Rs REssRvE FoEcrs or Va.
Richmond, Octohar liz 1874

dEADQ Is KEsiRvE FokCra or Va,
Richmond, October Is, 1854.
GENIAL 0RDns
No. &C.
oonisrps applying for exemption and t Will rsceys every
consideration from the omcah charged with the business or
copscrphon which po,sIbly be given tie cases
The oyment OF counsel uics tas applicant 10 an or,
pense fer which equivalents received prodrees desy ana
In no wse ten ncal - -
By command Of Major General KmPKa.
oe1s-lw rF .. IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT o. s. A.,
RIOHnosD Va Auouat oa 1874

II POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the.
~ Act Of oOnsress approved June 1874 authorizing Tho
egstl eight bonds ss cd under the
vons the Act approved May h 1884, exchange the ssne
for coupon bends:
Parties owning fegered egf per cent bonds under Tia A,
Of Nay 6 1851 Hearing To ;hangs coupon Dor A.
viii assign them the manner pointed printed endor,,
ment the back OF the cerfc the Of
America in exehs for bond them 10 be
presented the Register OF tho Treasury Depar men who y
eovpon bonds for The amount specn The rees
tered oonds 20 ass gned. g. A. TRNhHOLH.
an ~ du aerretary Of ,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
! NEAL & WHITLOCK,

~ AOSAt
GENERALS AGENT COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ZOE The SALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco,
ANY KIND OF PR d ID u Re,
PURCHASE OF GOODS FOR ORDERS,
NO. 1873 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
nFnExcs:
Edward Thor a. President Union Bank, Assuss-
John Bones. President Bank augusta. y
Fleming Roland, Merchants,
Lautack Cooper, {"
Wilcox Hand,
Alfred Baker,
James H. Taylor
W lEtnson Fargo,
william stark, faEannah.
knlner, Keen o., Ausuta
FLORES, williamson % Richmond.
williams 4 MOI feet,
johnson Bransford,
L1rR Faueette Gee, eensboro'.
And merchants and bust, Of Danvlle orally
d NEAL, OF DAnviIe, Va.
PWW HITL0ck, Of AuguIta, Ca.
Irepsctfuy refer my snds 70 the following letter fen
well known house In Augusta, Ga. ID NEAL.
Mr. W. Whnck who hiss just come ted hmlef In business
IN this city With Mr. Thomas Neal Of Oar le my
employ fcr SINS length doe, great pleasure IN
conmsndpq m 10 my old hiendfnd patrons virginia and
mar and entirely reliable Mr. Wtoek enjoys the
ex Of this place, and have hetston
saying that business emit listed him will be well cared for
To " sou.hsun, Esq, Dsavlls,yh -. ''"
esae din
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
LOST CERTIFICATK.

LOST CERTlFlCATK. : :
|NOTlCE is hereby given that application will
IN be made for the renewal Der cent, Cert,
1ea.s, No. for 900 dasd March ma 1se-taisn by ~
':s si;.s sss's 'A~s'a'Sss '''' W .,,u ,or,u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

sUNDRIRs AT PRIVATE SALE.
S0 BAGS CUBA AND LAGUYRA COFFEE,
w 30 bags and barrels OF Bsovn Sugar,
10 bar. els Of Crushed do
% bsgs Black PEPPER
IL bales Cotton Yarns No. ste TO-
% DO Brown Bhseiinp and lhlrtnr,
49,, 10 Blssehs Ishirtla.s,
do Black and Wnits Prints,
30 bsrrss molsssss,
% bales Q, tton W4dding,
Back and Brown Hollands,
Black Uoths add DosikiaI,
Blue and bl OK BtavI Ciothr
% bag, D ack Pepper,
100 boxes CASTLE sosp,
10 Jases Glass Tunbleu,
10 pieces Black bombaSine.
for sac By the piece or psctses otiy.
Tsrms Odss on dsHvsry
0eL lib, KENT PAINE, 4 co,
NOTICE.
adjourned meeting OF the MATTERS Of
AVrg MA win be hsld sehmond ss once Of ha 'od Dc
Nail % ;" Thu gday 27tN o'.iock
All parties iuretsh In ih production Of
invl ed TO 10 pTe'srt
Cavern are specially requestea to
Be present
J. WARREN SLAUGHTER President
ost.H lr1n Masters Association.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
oc1l-10t

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA CENrhAL kAlLhOAD COM
PANH.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE STOCK
l. H0LDERl ofths virgaiA Central Railroad Company will
held the city Of Richmond THURSDAY the 24th day
November 1854.
Hstrass from n. By Lave Of n. Company:
aA o1ss rsprsssat Stockholders at general meeting
be in writing and signed by tue person thus transferring
The power Parnsr,hps may align In the the pa tas
chip and the signature OF either member OF tie be
i'd No proxy shall be valid given than sixty days prior
to the meedt OF tins COMPANY
PROXY indvlc stockholders shall pass free going
returning from the nesting Of the Company unss he him
self 4 stoekhoder.
books of ran,isr shall Be e fssn days rrs,ous 10
any general meeting" J. GARRETT,
Treasurer.
Richmond, 0sober 81, 1854
oc2l-dltksid
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
PLBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROpERrV
LIBERTY. - =

N pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Bedford couay entefs on the 2sh day september
s6 In the Bat Ores thu con-
m,onsrs WILL on the 9th day Of November next oil by pubic
auction the highest blddef, hAs valuable hotel
the "hewtt Ii uIe situated the town Of ib,r,y
dfod county, Virginia and Immediately on tbs Vrgns and
Tennessee Railroad Al he time valuable Lot near ina
HCt and all the fun urs belonging to Hotel conrips
part Of excellent bsds, bsdsssdl, bedde ncudips
large ru nber Of nne hair mattres and syery toe
Of furniture belonging 70 fnt class hotel n Virginia Inc
atog thsr uaLossst the valuable upper viz.
rnia.
real eitats win be sold separately from the psnon
Terms cash, In luch tufrtnc receivable payment Of
public - b the STATE OF Virginia.
Sac viii lake Place the prsas, and DO continued from
day to day undl completed.
%. BHRKs
hIrRs w. FISHER,
oeA-lW Comm.innera.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
LATEST FROM UNITED STATES

We received yesterday afernOon New York and
Philadelphia papers Of the 22i inS They furnish the
following extracts in addition to those published in
evening edition yesterday. The SubjOinsd kilograms
rive
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
$500 REWARD.

STOLkN from Mr.. WaTwick's farm, on the
~ Brooke road on e night the 10th, small. compse,ly,
oat, honray hAkE with reached will pay The asoye
reward for yer starn 10 s ooby Tsyosvie Hsnoysr
county, Va or $3.50 io' Information leading recovery
ocA-lHs IND "a sp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

@ The FKHr.-LADHs, TAKE NoTIcs =
rshng dagr~estls with persona comfort lhan fool
tAsted Nih ootrs Bupiens, Waus Diseased ss
u often ectnsJ the source Of Of tue
n that nesh hear Those taus anoted ihoud call
olaf Nv upon Dr. Bnpltz.
m,e, Wall Street Hotel, Wall street oc2b-lls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

sTOLHN.
TAKEN from my house by the Yankee Raid
srs, ones per cant Lett neatJ, NO. bos3, for SsoO
Application vii be ads ~ ,hs 1resiu.y for relexL
oslo-IeN0s' IHOH. HkuNAIIG