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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
+ HR CITY,

HoRsE SrKALNG.-A tall soldier, named William B.
I,aacs was brought before Recorder Caske ths nom
ing, chArg ID with stealing Government horse.
Lieut. John a. Parker Of the navy, said that, on the
29h August he rods the horse down to Rockets, and
'msde him last to POST near the My yard, aud left
him. when he cana Of the navy yard an hour alter
wards the horse vas gone. Persons in the neighbcr
hood told him soldir had ridden the horse OF to-
wards the Darbyown road; mIds pursuit, but could
not come up with the nan. The next day, detective
Reeoe produced the horse a. the Provost AarshsIs
Office aud also had there the prisoner who charged
With being the thief.
Richard Harris, soldier, testified that tie isoner
had come to his camp in henrico and traded with him
the stolen horse stating that be, prisoner had owned
the horse for IL mohhs After trading, prisoner LETT.
The next day detective Rsecs came to camp and claim
ed the horse stolen. Game into town with deec We
Rsecs and found his .itness horse 10 stable; watched
for prisoner sssng him on the street. had him ar
rested prisoner was the man that traded him the stolen
horse
The prisoner was committed TO jail to await trial be-
fore the HusLiDgs Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
XLIRGINIA.-At Rules heId in the Clerk

Office OF the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, Mon
Daniel HsroOK executor Of Mary w. Osbe dsceaied and
as trustee and legatse Ia her will, PlL
AgAiLst
Peyton skpWih and others next Of kin and egseeJ Of Tit
said May w. Oahsn deceased, Det-
this suit have the last will aud testae OF
the said mary W. Cass the testsr properly consra.d thu
rights interests her legatees aud Of t Ia aid T.
he's aeeitaned and Susted The said estate delivered
pail and distributed the persons tnied thereto ne 40
executor audited and settled and he ntucse
directed In the administration q The estate saved harm
less 10 regud thereto And afnd.d hayIig beol Isact
pSpsrs OF this fuit thst the following fen4
named In sn,smsndsd supplemental bill exhibited In i
Sat either reside within portion Of the State Of Vug La ecl
pied BY tue publ eaeuT that recess from sad court eano
upon them that diligence has beo used b. sld
In said pls milf ascerso In what County or
porAuon without effect, viz: "braxton GAreE, n
hacsn Nors his wife Mason, BE erly Mason -n
Mason, william PSkney Msson Leila sBrsston kucy
axiom Bslch aud Susan, bis wife, Charles Rsado pa
Mary Randolph EIE Turner Noborne Bertlsyi anl
Porcher Anna, wife," Is ordered thst they DO Ape
4 thin month after rue public hereof and DC
Is necessary pIol,ct their interest," and that copy Of u
der lie publish us Successive weeks IN the c
ond Whig newspaper published In the city OF kcmenJ
posted AT Inc front the court house OF this county
The nlst day Of the nsrt eoaaty court
copy-Teste.
aue-w4v dG0. q. STEVENS. ClarS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
RICHMOND WING
mONDGx MORNING, sEPT. 5, IssA.
PROM Sa.nos4y' ES.~iNg Ed''iO'1
snirit Of ths MOrning PreSA

SDlrlf OF the MOlAAAb
In guarded notice OF The chicago nOHlnA''O's' voc
Ssnfias concludes that Mcclellan, formerly decided
war man nay reconcile his previous views with ds'AFa'
lion tor peace in the present state OF the question (dae
70 LnOOlns cement Ofthe war; OF M PsOdle'ons
pOsitOa there can be no dOObths "a An ardent peace
msn.
brief violent canvass, attended, perhaps, with
scenes OF blood vii ensus but AeClslan, the Sentinel
thinks win be elected. Meantime, the tsW thing We
can do Is to al up OOf GFniea
The Rxaminsr gives cid Ale hint that now No
Olslsn Is nOm aAtsd Is the tGs tor BIN 10 spring
sop Fstat aad suppress the eOnag Presidential cleo
ton The withdrawal OF troops iFOu the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad aud bringing them either 10 rein
free Grant S1d Sheridan OF 10 eVsFaWs Indians, li-
Lois sod Ohio s4unss this WAy. Bat sPeoalAtiOns arc
pssnstuFs Lincoln is siil EnPsFOI; no arMisties has
teen OsFeS; and il E bs ts enough 10 guard against
Establishments Aad barney shes shall have rePsllsd
horse, loot and artillery.
In seeOed article, the Eranins.' eIoOriAtes the
railroads isr ,bsr enormous charges aud ultima Is that
II there Is no power IN the Board Of PObiic Works
there certainly Is power Ia the Legislature 10 OrOsh this
hydraAsadsd monopoly AID deliver The people and tie
eOu IFy IRON 10 IunOus s1aetionz.'
SGuJeated WIN ad'0i meme 'N' @''t' -
OILY thumbs length 70 the Chicago Convention, and
says IL matters little Who Is Inc Yankee Prs'ijen-ii
our armies win, peace will come Nc are defeated
peace Tor the present viii be mPOssiOs-is all depends
on Lee and Hood.
Alter reviewing The sectional decisions in General
syaOurs late speech, The Enquirer announces Nc
CIsans nomination aud says Is Is very dubious about
him. De may BE- friend Of ours, but has done little to
prove it. De may represent the shifting phases OF
Northern sentiment Or employ poser TO aggrAnd'zs
hiasel and pesseCuls The Enquirer prefers to
await developments Al Petersburg Atlanta not t0t-
getting The coming Yankee DIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

CAPITOL IrEMs 'ox fHE SQUARE.-Thc music of the
baud aud the dress pSrades of the indomitabe militia
ahO, ia drill ard discipline, are very Lille behind
rsgusrl continue TO draw large crowds ct ades and
weld essed officers and eItmpis. We are sorry to have
to suggest that the latter should be very particular while
premenAdiOg, not TO spit tobacco juice uptn ladies'
dresses We heard Of one instance, on Friday even
lug, In which lady suffered to the eTtcnt Of the c'n
pete Jun Of fine silk. Nowadays, such articles Of
apparel cost a round amount in Confed'r tie tcrp.
sharp fellow, who has discovered away to open the
gates OF tie sqaae-n!orms US, that any two persons
of moderate strength, by simply lifting tn, gates Al
inch or Two, can unIasten them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
lust PU Il l. s III & ID. eif
GUIDE FOR CLAIMANTs OF DECKAsRD
SOLDIEnS

Being instructions 10 Army 10 Claimants with COL
st u Lass OF Congress and Orders from the War De
pae The Rules Of PSece in tie 0ces Of the Bee nd
Auditor and Comptroller u The Treasury, coscebing the Set
Claims 81 Deceased and Soldiers BY
Col H. Fowler igeot 10 adj ist The Of Deceased
goiers for the 81 te Of Asoss ktvsej and Appovsd
by the Second Auditor shd Comptroller OF The frsasy tsd
ajaoei geLersl limo. PIP W. Phes o. sent BY mail
postpaid. ~. 'Hr !. -.ra ma
tea al who devote The sstuoul attention 70 the
eunt Of the deceased oeeis and sjldisf ana
m yeslon has given him fee o. the sssfac
toy iaosmt befg pepirsd, too under The i'm
saiis supervision aud suiJeattO IN revision OF tie
IA The Ct the Second Auor aud Comptroller OF
Trashy charged with the sss1ent these cis
hs sccuTsey reliability Of the work fully
"a s greet dsstisIste, aud viii bs inysustie to hs
arse ciszns asd their iend throuehcut the
" and 10 ocets army for the ronveJs
On The subj ped bGg stsptsd to general use,
ssfnsbs 90 one Etse another IL embraces compse coli
l,o Of The ave aud orders rysag deceased Uces aud
Allowance Que the How Osna IA
made Perfected The Evidence Rsquirsi
Ob in evidence With esi Iastruct ns
4,epelts Make them and How they De-
with The Pay and Allowances Of the Army Including IL
cmBuaan TrsnspCrstion In Lieu Ruricugh
Qsarets Ho1sss 10 service; Equpnsn aud
Te.ts plrensrJ Of the Effects Of Deceased sss
Refpobsibe fr his charge thsreo How
he With many OF iGteest respecting Rshs
Cettsn Ale wsIcss, vslVsUie lhs living
We representatives. Of the deceased.
Indeed, pubicstol VIII be highly psfEsd be-
Use peressiy Dessly fst Tor sush vork ~ tL
np6 aadt Eil SC ouplsh mush good In Discriminating n
% -ast.ci Sc lousy desired 90,
Field By GEO r hrann va
80 81 -2tWss BOZ ana jed rio'e'' HisDmsnes ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
A REPUBLICAN VIEW OF THE PLATFoRY

From The Washington Chronicle, Sept
The platform adopted by the sOcalsd Democracy is
al ad nirable -ttempt at show not TO do t." 1t
tAns not single expression OF opinion upon any qaea'
on Of public policy, except that 10 mild and noffsn
siye manner it takes sides In favor Of the Uniou Til
IA the puTport Of the hst ution. The second de-
cIres thai after four years Of failure to the
Union by war, HJrts should be made for cessation
o hoetiltes, With view to calling convection o. all
the statss But suppose the rebels refuse to into
convention or going in suppose they refuse peacs eI
cept on terms Of hdal separation What thenf The
platform Is entirely sGn this point IL Mother in
d;c.t the terms Which shoulj be offered the rebels
nor informs the country Nhsther ths War should be
sumed ia the event OF the refusal OF the rebels to
back into the Union.
This foFoible, feeble manifesto irom Chicago ia
mora Teusi kable for Wlat Il 0ms THAI for shat il
braces Ii CONTAINS B0t sentiment OF spprobaton
or esnsu,s upon the haAheia policy Oiith Imu isra
on during ths last tbFee ald halt years. Ii neither
oot dmns nor approves the legsl tOn OF Oonsree APP
t1e suhi,o of tar duties internal revenue laws bal
noe onrFe1oj AMI the national banking system. l. ia
silent even upon tmaqcip ,tion oO6hscson sld con-
seIitton. What We 20 inter from this silence =
hust We assume that the Convention approves these
IN, asuFss that il regards them 10 settled, and nc
logger open ques;ioESS OF course must; and II
during The campaign any champion OF the Chicago
Ihsss issues 1t will b. sufficient TO Jsfer hil
to his platform proof that they are 10 longer in con
oVSTsJ,
The platform lie sso remarkable for lie entire free
dom from III malice aud unobsriistl nsss towards
trsitors aud rebels Not word Of csasuFo for seoes
sion in theory rebellion ia practice s permitted t.
fad place in the plsif6ra aud oil the indignation !:
directed the Fts OF the Administration TO suppre
the rebellion. In word the vsrissI Iebsl may rea'
tue platform without skiog offence, while no loys
IA IN can fan be disgustad wlh ito iies trut klins
to The dlOJsl elements ia the loyal States. Upon the
#hOe, the platform is tful affair, audw bs expee-
tOTsIed upon BY all loHs OF people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

From the Baltimore pagers OF the Slst Of August and
LAT Of September ss continue Our extracts OF late end
interesting news.
Tho folio wing the latest which the TsnEess have on
wBEEIIRs 0PERAToss.
NAsHTnIE TsBn., Aug so -6oy johnson has re .
ee,ysd despatch signed L. N. Parsn, 'hs colonel
c m1 sndng, dated Al 6slatin 70 DAY, aares tbs.
Es.s ffOm Lebanon had been received there up TO -
.l.look tLis morning, when Gen, Ailigan SA' u The
Ia ia Of the enemy undeF Wheeler rue Ooargo oaua
la as surro1adsd nth al IbstrooPs IA It.
re enemy sTs Supposed 20 Do loVO sLS1s' ~
fOTCes sT5 a,iOg ~ ths fOads 10 70 S"s@''o
thsy are supposed - be moving.
ssorBgs PATCH
NAssTlLE, August s0.-Grsst eIoittInent piss.'isu
n Nashville -, O. QusEce OF F1mef tha' 90
susck Ess 70 10 H-ads BY General WbselsFs Sats'ss
f5rcs Il 4 FgaeTsd that bic f0Ies )uhts q e.OCO
q coo mel, - 2 twelve guas.
Wteu lsst Les. Hoa t1sy we're near AeAianVlis'
Advancing toHAFd kEILssSooro.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
TgE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.

From the following il would seem that prof lots are
on foot for defeating rather eseSuay the coming dat
10 New York:
(CorrespoaJsnes of the Philadsip hia Ia qgirsr
NKE YoAK. August sO.--In AscIetelSille two pro-
Iscts for defeating ths drAftif t should actually take
paee-are openly discussed, aud appear to meat with
ouch favor. One Is Tor everybody between the aSes
Of tNsnty and oryiVs to gait work for several days
preyiOus 20 the drawing with view to paralyzs the
business interests Of thu city, and prOiuos such feel
lag in the popular mind would reuder the execution
Of the AR OF any Law, for that matter, quite Out Of
the question II the bakers 10 quit work 1.-THE raa
sonng Of these people H. there could DO 20 bread; no
milk II the milk carts ceased their operations. With
the prnters ali on there Woui Ls newspapers The
city railways aud Opubuses by the same pre- csss could
b. brought 70 dead halt aud with the pilots 90 opera
unK transit 10 the ferry boats between Brooklyn and
Jersey would be Impossible The gas works "oul Gil
be embarrassed snd u the city could be deprived OF
ght 20 much the better 60 intensity the reign oil terror
VII eh would thus be lDAuguraed The banks would DO
| Obliged 10 close. Neither ships nor steamers could
load nor unload the nremen would refufe 70 turn out
should occasion arise for their services the sHIons
undeFt4 kers would refuse to ii graves or bury the
dead 10 shcr; without breaking any law Federal CT
local Il IL calculated that by this process state Of
things would DO brought about which wouldeomptl the
Government 10 torsRo tie execution oil the law Whd
this sort OF talk Is, t may be heard nevertheless
every hour IN the DAY amOBg the dangerous classes N
the district alluded &c. Tue clue TO il, may add Was
yiven in one OF ths fash Sunday pIpeTs lAst week
Why General DIX has not looked alter thai paper Is
| 4 6icut 10 say
Aaother plan for accomplishing the same nsfariOns
puI pose is ths Let meet 81 be called IN al tue
cards Of the city on Monday next while the draft is IN
| progress, 10 ratiiy the Chicago nominations. Tie
| neArrr these meetings held TO he Provost n ?
shals' Offices the better General would not dare
/ to ds5erss a Dsmocrste ratification meeting, yOu
knoE; aod then, Il sOme OF Governor Ssymi u's
"frendsn took 10 intO HE head to throS lighted cigar
The wrong way. there ejuld DO no help for Is and II
The MARSHALL ses destroyed aud The draft stop
ued l. would be the fault Of the hremen II they refused
| 20 ''InFn OUT
Il not pleasant to be obliged TO record these th ngs,
nut % faithful respondent would fail 10 my duty
/ sid shut my care and eyes TO them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
sHE c.rruREs a oaIIroas1A sHlP.

Just ksfoEe the steamship New York left Soulbamp
ton telegram vas received that point announcing
he destruction By the florida Of tho ship InfeSu, from
New York fof Osifotns. Tie affair stated 10 have
occurred sf the Brsz Ian coast. TO dsto being given
Il was aso stated thai $40 coo AIKEN from the
captured ship.
There Is DO ship Of that name in the California usde
The one that comes nearest to it the IOtepd Capt
WlnsoF which sft this port the s.h Of April, AMI
California shippers inclined to believe that she is
the vessel alluded to above.
The London Skipping Lest gives the name Of "Iu-
holas Dhs az that Of The captured ship, and
states that she Was oVeFhsulsd eh hesoo (peoosoly
Hseayol uut gives no date The news Is dated Bahia
Jaly rs aud fssched Eoglsnd BY telegraph from Ls-
coo. Nothing has btsS beard hsrs OF tie Intrepid
since she sailed hence The Florida vas In latitude Sc
49, longitude So Is. on tbs 26 Of JulJ, at which date
ths Intrepid should have been somewhere in that
neighboThood-N Y Commercial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
eLOsr BOMBS AND CKhTIFIOATE

TIE IVIIU" NJ NC o'o1o1 " " -,
stolen or destroyed by the public enemy, Arlington
Depot Nelson county, iiih 81 June viz Seven
eIt Bond. No. 1899, $780, Issued sept 1855 With
md Jos A. waddel, sdmnist Atois 81 Thos. Brusii,
he'd; per cent Bond, No. 49i, Ton $780, issuei
Dec H. 1863 with Interest Nov "a lsGS Ia OF Jos
wsdde and Jno Hsndren administrators as above Also
following certificates for tour cent Bon signed BY A.
Kinney DeJ ostsry etaunOn Va, viz; No. for 500,
Issued March g. 1854, and No. for 20. Issued Mani
&c., and No. for 800, Issued March 1854 70 Jos Mad
Tell No foe $780, issued March 1864 10 Mrs. B. Hes
xe 70. 80 $780, issued March H. 1884, TO oathsins
wadJe and s4s for Sl0J ssaed March 1854 10 h.
Iendfe cen ard A waddel, sdnlnis .raiors above
alton 10 made with View Application 30 the
Treasury Department for renewal OF the above mentioned
Bonds and Certificates. -fri 2 =
AND ws, JOS. A. wADDELL. staunion. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

FIRE Between two aad three o'clock list nigh, q
fire broke out in the large irame tenement known as
Kyr9 Kitchen setting back from 7ta street, near the
canal The building quickly envelopsd in aAnef'
which, before the arrival of the Gremen communicated
to the three story brick HOUSE 9Th street, iormtrJ
owned by Colonel Myers, but now owned and occupied
by one Josephine Douglas and cther.. Myers kitchen
was entirely destroyed. The Douglas residence Wa
much injured. TIE loss of property OccasoIed was
considerable portion OF the building vas however,
saved by tic exerions Of the fFemen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
A aHBEL RAID u fGEN IssRE,
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
There was nothing OF interest IRON Grants army
Toe fOila wing is the latest, Wh'eh only resefs 10
rzK Y,EKEE LOSSES IN THURSDAYS FIGHT.

There nothing Of uttr55t fou dfahts army.
Toe foilawi is the latest, whIeh oniy refers 10
TIE YAEKEE Losses IN THURSDAYS FIGHT.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF the Potomac, August 2s-
Rvsops. -The reports published in some Of the ness
oapers inst hs losses Of the 9th corps in the battles
OF the lslh add 2lst Of the present month, reach
Eve thousand greatly eTggerate thu facts IL 10 now
definitely asceraned tina; hey do not exceed thirty
eight huadrsJ ~ slraggsrs aud Oihers sHu continue
% come in aud Lhs sick oct ali accounted for. L!
Is beesed that the aggregate .Oss In all these engage
ments will nol exceed THIRTY fSs hundred The loss
of the second corps in Thorsdays fight will not exceed
au aggregate o! fifteen Hundred, according 10 the
ofss statement Il is bslieTeJ thai when all who sre
noG within our Lines report, twelve hundred will EN-
brace tbs entire loss.
Toe r. bes are said 10 be using the Weldon Railroad,
below ReAms staon and running their supplies thence
20 Petersburg around left By wagons AZ this re-
aures large fOrcs foe train guards aud 10 defend the
road against iccursoas Of cavalry, it cannot DO
ei her a very prof able pleasant means OF eommuni-
cation without taking consideration the loss OF time
involved.
Arrangements have bsen made 1t is understood, for
borying the Rebe dead LET'S the field of last Thurs
DAVIS battle The fact that the enemy did not perform
the funeral rites for hes dead, nor carry oil all
their wounded that OCCASION 10 pretty sure evidence
that. Althsush they Grove back second corps,
thew did nOG achieve any Very complete or sAsiActofJ
victory.
To-day nothing OF interest has occurred. The usual
cannon ading aud picket firing rather more brisk
A. continuous The evening, but u Las progressed with
out any result vi jnss queues.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
TIKI NERs.
nHIFLER's CPRRAEIoNs.

-, g.,
Yankee accounts s'A'e 'nA' Is y stto
Wheeler viii make Al 1''A' ,, % w.
~ johnson n'' oI''Ds'' -'S..r..,
zee e ssul2A'sS ~ 'D''- : ,o,D.
IHh HhiCI " TN -
"Ahe fof's'' sn'e's P''' :, ~,
-, - ,.i,h s,a,n.o,. raa, and
.,r,i,g nm thiov, sspsr.llywhIs Hancock s whipped
90, ,oo,s Al Ra,u-, Leaving ior6sAtiOus, pri-
sonsr. .,ms .ssoutseusats dead and baggage al in
-,.,.s.ioD Al Han and H.mpton--a is FORTUNATE that
-. vi D.an i able 10 clean clunb Of comfort
,.,o, soma,hias
49, 49,. . nh, ,.i,b 4, .ort of pltahls
~ - '"e'S'''' $3.50 ., 80 -, a.,
Il-ssnfs the ANNOUNCEMENT Va 'uo Hs'S'N " 'N'
thai Grant hoDss 10 accomplish geAt thugs NON tue
q -, Al IN W.laon road In .tAs coop" at Vel.
-. -. -, j., = .,,o,Has n, thu wei
lSH lA'e'n' f"'A u''"s W. n.
dOa road be states that the Feoeis hA'o OnJ 'ne u
,ila and Lyuohburg roads lslt from Nbich 10 supply
- - -. $1,000 .nl t,a oIt,ss aud Ia the
al a.. -, =, .,,,,,,.s
eNenl 'nA1 EA'y 4u's1 '"o '-'' -
must come 'f0@ 'no o'o'u' 'u0s' 80
be says, caused eeei TO 50 Up ''su' -
- The Alenn0Aa mAraoN I'1,'
~bo arc so'iOs S '--I ", - - -, w. 20
pes Is '0A' 'Ss lS0's .'H ~ -. S.ir.
der The esP4e'y VI "' N' -, -. 800
hamoegsed Is "HhOu' III II SUN o'- :,
J. credited oJ any PofuOn d we iH''' -
I've HHa'u' 'l'' = 80. 1900, ar .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

RAILROAD AccIDESr-As the train 70 Petersburg On
Friday morning was passing Rce'I Turnout, five men,
who had their elbow, pTOlrudiDg FROM tbs windows OF
tao passenger coaches had their broken, by con
ing in violent contact With Car which had been
switched oi tho track but left so near il ss to barely
leave room Tor the Train pass. II any persons bad
been looking out of tbs side OF the tram at the tme
they would certainly have been killed,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
FROM PETERSBURG
THE YANKEES AGAIN TawARTED.
Yankee Soldiers Cheering for Mcclellan

PIrEEBURG Sept s.-All iist in front this nom
Ing. Toe Yankees got az far as squirr Level Road
yesterday morning. when Bearings cavalry rallied and
drove them back, causing the Yankees drop eanteens
haveraacks and gues.
There Was.immense cheering along the Yankee lines
last night and deserers say the soldiers ehstrrg
at the announcement Of the nomination of Mcclellan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
500 REWARD.

I will pay the above reward of One Hundred
Dollars the apprehension Of my servants NARY and
ELIZA Mary Runaway March, and Is about IS years old
ginger cake color, rather aSt acs and Breast wak With he
toes turned cut than for servants 10 do. bhe was
raised Ia Geochlan cou u by hr. Samuel Leake.
ELIZA Is Jeas old bright muAtto, round face, rather ot
in statue has very noted ipo her neck; he
father man, named inns Clarke AID be may at MP
10 pass her as free. JH0. o. sTRATfoN,
PovhAtsn q II.
Dlspatnh pl.ase eopy aul2 -2tAx linz
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

RlooPDERs OoUEr.-B ssdos the horse stealing case,
thsrs we're several small matters bsfors the Recorder
this morning.
James Willis and John Miller, arrested for Obtaining
on false pretsncsI box OF vegetables belonging to
hospital were sent to the roVost.
Jamss Toombs, dessrter, was sent to the Provost.
Several negro cases were disposed o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

Washington special despatch to tie NsW York
Times Gays gentleman has arrived 10 ibis CITY
tn IN Georgia, who by way o. Atlanta, with per-
nj sson OF General saermaD, aud Who represents that
ate GiSeTnmsnt Hs desiTes To learn upoa what basis
n 0sargs lCr rsadm.s-iOn no the Union. This &C ion
Of tb Georgia auht i!iss is hid without Iefereree 10
The balance Of The Southern O1nfeieraeyp (Rosh y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05

OF DAnVle for ssleWe oGer for sale privately a..
and egby situated Eve sory brick buiding msin
Dsnvis Va known the New Hote, nLainOg la'ge di
Ming Toom suits ami IS pg pms, bedes
large basement suitable for Kitchen, barber shop and ba
-
the Southern this r9ute ihls dhSbe poD'
for good hotel. -.
Also for Iae good adjoining prop
erty.
Further description deemed unnecessary persons wsrg
purchase will examine for themselves
For terms and further particulars address sppiyto
LANlER BRO,
AUS stawQN' Dsnyile