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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-07
Dyscnscry, BiarriiGa, 1eciax, Vsorrs,s.

ITIV7F tTttIT, WlEITI.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practt
and hold them in esteem one q the Il a!1,Ti-
ents have ever found Their Alternative etlt Ct upon
the liver makes them all excellent !, n"t.I. yicn
given i'll small doses for htious dynnfsyg a. nirr-
rb~d Their susar-coatins makes tIt,n very nc
ceptablc and convenient Tor tie - tt Wyult Il lid
children,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-07
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Gener
al Debility, Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Con-
stpation, Collie, Intermittent Fevers. Cramps and
Spasms, and all complaints of either SEX arising from
bodily weakness whether inherent in the system ar
producedb by special causes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-07

EscadncE:c, Sick Headache, E'ou1 Stomach.

FTOW IT. INr0T0 T0W7, NI7fNN0TN.
DEAR BRO AVER: | cannot answer You TtGt
complaints have cur with your ills better than
to say all that IRE erer HCtt Tjh purgGiire n3cti-
cine. place great dependence OH that ciecu&l
catliartc in my daily contest it'll disease and be
licying, do, that your ILLS afford US Tie best We
Lave, I cfcourse value them highly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
FROM THE UNITED STATES

We have received the New RI Herald and Tribune
OF tbs 9Th inst, and the afternoon edition of the
Baltimore AmIiean OF the same day.
great portion OF the space OF these psprs is taken
up by the publication Of Lncolns Message to grsSa
This document, might be expected is fsroolous In
lis War-measures, and declares, as single condition
OF peace" 'thAt tie war vii erae on the part Of the
Govern nsnt whenever 1t shall have cssssd On the part
Of osa Who began it," 1t is ominously silent upon
great questions f foreign interest," ami s very verbose
Upon tie matter OF Yankee 6rsncs. 1t 10 bound 10
admit, however, tLst "Unforsts" political difficulties
have arisen, especially IN Bras Iaa AID British porss,
sad on tie NOFthero boundary Of the United States,
Whics have required. aud are likely to contirus to re
quire, the praeaes of e0astaat VgIanes, and Just
aud corO LA DRY spirit ths part Of The United State,
as we'll So Of tie natioas concerned and thar Govern
meafs
Tasrsi Is nothing later from Sherman reportsd-the
only news given bsiog ao,ouass from the Savannah
piprs OF the tbrasfag q Cted upon the Yankee 90
operating force at shauville, O., on the sob ult
BSke lstSst from Tennessee l, oontapsd in despatch
from Louisville. Of T. s!h published In the AFTERNOON
A|Wican. No dispatches from Nashville dlHct ere
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
OBITUARY.

Killed the battle Cedar Greek the 18th or October
1854 Lieut. CHARLES Il. ANDERSON, CT Cumberland county
Yirinis. -
When the dark clouds began rise
revebeaied along political hozn and ell gns were
OF the tshc storm that hss since swert
sprsh ding vast ton aud run Ia lite the meroous
jsc OF hl tumble tribute Influenced by the ardent emotion
pure and lofty Patriotism enlisted under the banner II
Don crate saes end through the tvsnu period Of four
exhibited the The csuss which be
pouse and always under the guidance OF reh pracples
skunk from esponbiy failed any
daty He engaged In battles Ia which he dpsyed
OF coolne aud bravery that ens him 10 among
the hsro OF the age, vh engraved the ab
will excite the pride and sdmi atom Of possry
da kness OF aud animos removed and
where shall the clear light Of imp arsy the juso
OF the shvs viii oh actuste In this great au5ge But
the character Of th sci M alone that exhib ted
many tis In the sacred Of home
qay gaeJ the sstetes Vi tues shone forth with
Isspendence aud arscon A he v.s dutfel and If
oonAt; ~ brother, he lind and col og n friend
he true and since and he tmiabe and
Interesting Courteous and urbsne In bis be
tndshp aud esteem Of wh, Appestng his poble
iaes sterling Woith tnAhine his the rstkst Of
memory Nhethey lis untime end He has been cut
down IN the meridian OF life He 10 We shall ses I'm
His lie has been offered sacrifice The altar Of his
country Hsisfu pbsred ong the nsfyrs Of freedom
- His blade leaps not at the long, leu cry,
Nor starts std streams With clinslr die.
He shouts no "0hsrFe II ror the brtys line leads,
FOR he Hes 10 The grave Of his glorious deeds"
The hope Of resurrection dlsprs tbs COON and
saicEs that set on the temb sheers heart OF
hierds GO BoorER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
HOUSE OF REPRE- sENTATIyEs.

Tho Hons. mat a. the usual hour--ths sPEIKEs In
tho Char. Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Moore, OF the
Presbyterian Church Of this city.
BEL TO cpNFIsOATE TIE PROPERLY PRISONS LSAv-
INs TAR oosTSDERAoY AVOID MILITARY DUTY.
The CHArR announced the continued special order
tie oil relative TO the conf cation OF the property of
such persons have lst, or msy leave, the Oonfede
| ra.s States, 10 etcape military seivice'
Mr. Gal HER, OF n u having The floor, continued
his speech considerable length In sdvec ICY of the
bill reported bJ the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr. MOORE Ky, desired the bill to be recon.
mittsd the tCmmttse.
HERBERT of Texas, dicusssd the policy Of sell.
ng conhscaitd property ut rhls ime He in favor
of the stra ion Of he property OF thu rites In
on stion, but not its immediate SALE By POS poD6
you will give the soldier in the field opportu.
niy to urehass h0mstesd.
| II shl absence of she Chairman Of the Judio ~
/ Committee (AF RUssTLL) Mr. DUPRE. OF La. stStsd
that the bill mad bsen mlturey considered in commit
tee AID hs thoUght It absolutely necesssry for the
prot oion o. the Cover N n.
Mr. SIMPSON, of s. o, thought that Congress had g
psr the property OF sleus but not
Of cit ,uf. The oil, however, evidently intend d
for cit Eens because none but citizens could commi
tie offences ssed In the bill Be Wauted proper lsgs-
lloD tbai would soh and pun Sd all who were base
enough dssert tisF cluhtFy in hs hour ofls trial.
de thes ore offered his substitute for portion Of the
Dill.
TIE morning hOur having expired, the special order
Was laid over.
At the suggestion OF Mr. F0OrR. NJ PERKIN :
to pass BY the special Order relative to the
aud tug aud collection OF clsms Of deceased soldiers.
erd,r has the eurfeboy bi reported BY thu Finance
O0nnittss. could be taken up.
NJ fooi had the most perfect confidence. IN the
1lsheiai ability Of thu pelent Secretary of the
rieau'y aud vas therefore prepared to sot At oucs
AID SsrTy Gu. his suggestions a. embodied IN tie b;
CURRENCY BILL.
On moicn of Ms LYON, the Iext special rider was
p2stpOnsd, and tbs caneacT bill reported By him, uss
taken up
Mr. LYON sali--
since iePorteg The H. 20 the H,use and bayirg Il
printed, tbs Oommttss OF Ways aud As.us have very
carefully revised tasir work Sith view TO render H.
N ssusO They rec 'mnsujed lGtls Objseto al br
possible. The result Ct this reconsideration has bee
order drsc leg me TO otfsE amendmelt 10 10. >
sec ~ 81 the bill eOO,t'd as TO reduce the va ne
10 b. sdKed % ihs tih,s Pc JSsei TO he plede. Tor
le redemption OF tfa carfenty-e0ttCn, from so -
20 eens pr pound; cirn, from 81 to 81 per bu he
aud What from 81 60 "a. The House win adly see
the ebies. and enscs Of the proposed amsndmsns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.
W--vw-,.- n :


At the ooro'uion Of tbs reading Of The hssssgs Mr.
H.TNoND OF Marion, rose to correct en- impression
which might be derived FROM the language Of the mes
sage hAs the Governor referred Elgue 70 citizens Of
western Vuguis 10 HE remarks the subj Jet Of sI
smphons from military d1ty. Mr. h. vas satisfied thai
sach not the Governors msaniJg Mr.. II defended
the people Of that section al suea inference, and
referred to the fact that only two three persons from
tbs part Of shs State had appealed the Aabeas cor
pils for relief FROM military du'y.
On motoa Of M. RAYMOND. Of Marion, the mes
ssRe Wa4 iii 90 tbs table aud ordered 10 DO printed
Mr. PRN0LE on, Of Olio equity, th'red The toll
loving preamble sqd resolutions. which, on MS notloa
were laid on che tabs aud ordered 70 be printed;
Tue General Assembly Of Virginia deems Il arp Q
pIa.s Ia yisE OF tie many aud varied events which
nave tFanprsd sf its adjournment, 20 express ths
sentiments OF rEina upla the present crisis, aud 10
rsisrats n, po3ton OF Virginia upon the questions
which eGsct alike our National Ststs snd personal ex
is.sucs. fhsrsfo,s,
RssolvrS That While tbs General Assembly dsPlcTes
the cl1tiuulncs of the present var aud PoiouadlJ
syapahzss Wih tbs patriotic sn1 heroic army, IN i
tos pFiVatials and dangers, and With the good pia
pie Of thi3 90 lm0l ~ealth sud OF the OoGledeFate
Sslss Ia the s1 ilBgs Ga oisd upon them ~ the In
human warfare Hagsd By The eonmon enemy. yet she
EsmAtas 'shaksn IN her pa P3so EeVsr u submit 10
tyranny U AdH a grave Necessity, Ia lie exercise e.
oar nya1ssdonsd gAts aud WIKI the sai5eTats o0B-
seat OF nsF psopl she savsred her eonoee Ion With
ths government Of the Uaited a's; aud siI CO thsi
sssSt The oondpes Of that Government has sugg sled
70 peasOa Tor FsgfsstDg the sepaFllsTi but b. Ekgns
g9iustaab vas, h The m0st bAsbAESus pAsssf,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS-.
SECOND SE&aOS-SEcoND coSeRzSS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
FkIDAr, December 9, 1884
The seuAle was called 10 order at ~ ~, the Vice
President In the Chair
Prayer by the Rav. Dr.. Edwards, OF the Methodist
OPAL Church.
Mr. WALKER OF Ala. on leave. Introduced a bill to
regulate the supplies OF elotlilg to midrhipwen ip
the navy RsfsrIed TO the Committee on Naval fIira
Mr. HUNTER, OF Va, introduced the following rsso.
nIion, which Vas agreed to-
Rssoltsd, That the Committee OF Finance be in
s,ruot,d to quire ipto the eXpsdlenoJ OF amending
the Law in regad to the authorization OF powers Of
attorney given BY Oerrs aud soldiers for the collGe
ton Of claims against the Government OF the Oonfede
rate Sta'Cs
On motion of M HUNIER. the petition of L.ul.
Porter was withdrawn from TIE dies aud referred 10
the Committee on 0sims.
Nc BAKER, from the Pos. Office Committee, re-
ported back Senate bill regulating lhs compensation
of pos'masters, ipaeal agents and route agents.
Mr. BURNETT offered smen6msnt to increase
ths paw OF the clerks In ths Post Office of the city Of
q mond,
Tn Dill and AMENDING Mt Eers oIde cd to be printed
Senate bill provide supplies for citizens OF tbs
Confederate a.es held as political prisoners by the
autborts OF the Ulted sstes wac taken up, debated
by NJ g r.. GApLAi D, JoHsseE of Mo, and SENMIs o.
XIV 4 opposition o and by Ne $50 SPASRow add BUR-
sIrr in favor Of the bill The bill was oss-tWo third,
e o Vliirg ia iavof.Of itl passage.
Mr. DER gave Eotcs motion 10 reconsider.
The wore by which use 10 Mt resolution respecting
she exempt on of Safe Ulcers laid on the table
vas TCc1nsdsred. the JOINT OH ions ware passed
bY yeas 10 rays
Mr. HUNTER, by unanimous consent, introduced
b y entitled "An sct 20 regulate the impressment o.
saves 10 the State OF Virginia.
The bill was referred to the Committee on Military
AfyIs
Oa motion of Mr. SPARROW, ordered, that WheI
tie Senate a6jourl it be to Mon lay mex
NJ
solved into secret session; and, after a few minutes
epsnt therein, sojourn6d o Monday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10

You've DEriRADoIs The Albany atlas Argus Of
Dso % contains the following sonouns Of the actions Of
three young dsspsndoes In the Vi sge, of HeIklmer
~ York The atrocities detailed therein the natural
results Of the training Which Ia given to the ysp
kse mind BY the stomnsbls example Of their sisrs,
aud are strongly indicative Of the en.irs lack Of virtue
aud morals chat as present prevail among that degra.
dsd people,:
In the village of HeIkmef, last week. three boys
having NO d. uoI read Of the desoa Of the Shenan
dola valley. engaged In playns 60 f,cation, As they
termed it. They entered the hou OF one lady who
absent from home for week or two and spent the
most OF Two whole days In destroying aud muiatiI {
everything within rst ch Tdey ripped open and broLs
IL places stfai and ehsfs bi0Is Dcr.tu and mirrors
ssut cellar, taking all lie consas, OF preserves
mollsses, Vintg gar etc., up into the front pafor and
there pfeadns them out upon the brusst Ia carpet
mixing lht N up with f,Dr meal. feathers rom the
bed and Almoh every imagna sie thing nlus house
rbsy took up handivl, Of butter and lard and thres
item over the walls aud furniture, and 10 f,ot auatd
all their ingenuity to perfectly destroy tvxythDy Ihd
could end.
TAey thi pIoptse1 TO 'eol fseas" the school hou
.ntefng Though window. They took down the ai
maps, tearing tn and ttroSing them Into tue furnA-
c,s broke the tchs J..room Anps In piece, poured
pals Of wafer Into lhe meodeos broke che locks IRON
he doors and did other damage 70 large smtu ID
The story they told Of the Grimes they hao commit "a
and those they mad plan ed for uure perpsts In
cu ling che muir der of Mr. Oampor, school teach,
tor Which Two OF them had provided ens'y "a Si't
pIstols, 10 too awful to be &C. o. ot!t q. Al
WON are not 1"eys ls..- u -.d tn D'nsf CT !!
hfteen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10

Ard chat while ssnsin IN my present. pesisn I1Asa
OF attempt 10 retrsot modi3y the Eusno'pauon
Proclamation nor she'll return TO slavery sry person
who Is free BY the terms Of that iocsmstion any
Of the acs OF Congress- IL the people should ~ WHAT
mode or means male Is an executive duty TO re-
snlavs u,h persona another, and NOS must to their
Instrument TO perform H. Ia stating single ccnffoD
ofpssce, mean simply pths var VII cease on the
part Of the government when ever Il shall hAvs ceased
on the part Of Il ole who began it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10

sHiIL EIrLcaIoA- AT nirs o'clock yesterday NOR
mig while soma old shells were being handled BY the
vorkH at the nrs laboratory, on 17,h street, ore
of them exploded, killing one negro and wcuudlIs
three others badly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

FRIDAT, Dec 9, 1864.
The nate vas called TO order to-day at IL O'Clock.
Ijeutenapt Govern PRIcE In tue Chair.
Tee roll having been called az in the Two pSeVio u
SESSIONS t resulted in "a memb 70 answering 10 their
pames less than a quorum, "a constituting one.
On motion OF Nc JAfISON. Of Aeoomae, the Ser
sss adjourned over 10 tomorrow, Ct IL o'clock,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
SPECIAL oRDEks. |

10. 49,
III: ention all osJs concerned 10 called parsstsph
W. Gantrs Orders No. "a (cur, seTl
Sasr herewith shsI The hhcers d,sgnste sid
whether Of the ine stat will port
Col j. shield Commander Of Oonscpls, at Rchn onl
H. OH rep rng OBEDIENCE 10 The referred
ldvi, to prersd 10 make their quarters
It Camp Lee where they will be temporarily signed duy
and the alton allowed them by Law will be iEsaei
III On the LIST OF JsnusI 1865 and at The end 81 eFch guc
cee5ng month Lhu Dol J. a. sh.elts Will make returns
these he dQusrtes OF all csI orupg, giving their
rank, detachment OF service. err and PREF.
duty and such other be d.susd material
oEiedas Of heI military charsctr.
By command Of Major General KExPEs.
dl6-u k.H CATLETT, A G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
TREASURY DEPARrHINr, -

THE holders and owners of colpon bonds
u end csrhcst Of stock, busd under the Of Ausust
19h, 1884, rsdttn ole s the I days OF Jsnuaty and jay
1884, are srsby mold 10 III: Tor psyeI ne
OF the AasistHnt Treasure Pay Depostsrs OF
the Oopfse ss'es iun having be placed
q thote ccsra foo the Of sat
stock. No ntsIst will be slswId there JAM ary t,
lse5 GA, TRENHOLM,
lrcr. tai III a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
HOLLINs ms TIL UTE.

THE next term Of this Institute will open
I'm Ter is present f-caty the 10Th Ct J.uusry ssd
close 25h Ofasylst5 Appl ud Be MADE az
once By Tho, VII, Ir p sst' eaes.
sr AL fuD. payable ss a. old p'ies,
$780, Music. so 10 o. eiera:e uhd sno0 Pupils iafnish
tow els, II ut, AMI sheets
Adirsss the sups'ints- dent, Botst Mt spiisgs.
o. L. COOKE, eupt
-fs following prices vii be allowed provisions: what.
q co. ccrh tan pss diisi uts patatoe 81 per bushs
bacon. butter sld lard, % esn per four per barrel
s~~ u per ss'lon post saa beef 10 ssnsP To- dss-ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given TO holders and
Of Certificates OF niok and upon BondS Issued
uGdsr the act August 10 1851 reetmsble after To- day d
January s66 prtssn the day Of
January lime therta The Trtssarr - D.,
Asiihsat Ire. suIes u PlJ Dtpottsry Of
the Confederate state u ds having bfen Ia
said agents. the Of deemns coupon
No int Will BE- allowed So,k, co1t on
bonds after January i, $50 GAA. rhE o. lola,
rds7-e2m Sec eisry esS~sasGy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
Amounting for one year to ss2 900 100

Or, for hive years, &c 1912 6OO OOO
This amount would lie more ihau sufficient to re-
de-, IN 10 circulation within i've years after the
The neat esquiry is, would the holders Of Treasury
nots be WI TO invest 10 these Treasury c,r6oate
IL would certainly be to their iniersst to do So We
may reasonably expect such prices as rs cents per
pound for cotton 81 per bushe for corn and 81 PER
bushe for wheat to continue for at least Ave yeats sf
ter the ear and II So those who might invest YOU
% rsimbur- cd in the Cqu vAent of specie for their
Treasury notes In addition 20 receiving annual intersst
10 the N itime..
II my estimate of The produc Iona OF cation, corn
and wheat atsr the war should be considered by any
az eXuavAgani have oay to say the census Of 1860
shows that the crops Of there ss raised In .ns
States row comprising the Oon'edsraos in one year
amour d. in corn, to All 600 s04 bush Ii; Ia wheat
AZ 9s9 29l bushels; in oltou, 5ls5 645 bags.
We have reason to suppose that tLeJs crops, sf-
ter the war, viii fall of one-halE
Mr. KENNER, of La, forCiby advocated the bill
aud sa' ed that it would appreciate currency and
give Hence to The people. sHs explained the d.
tails tf the bill at length.
On motion of Mr. ko0RE, Of KY, at o'clock the
committee rore.
o. motion Of Mr. AoNULLEN, Of VS., the House
item adj ourred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
FARM OF 500 ACRES IN AMELIA COUNTY.
-Four miles f'om Aato0z Station,
OF THE DINVILLE ROAD

FOR SALE PRIVATELY
WE offer tor sale the tract of Land located
abovs described eontsinifg go acres 2io seies ef
with Is in orsivsi srovth, with rgJ Quantity Of
growth pine, n II lie II chit on, bet all orig
nal sood gail u The Improvements mail d. InF
CT repair, cont Eng u and onegosd AID very
iadideIelt bsec barn.
For terms. -, sppyto
DEF eo8i GBUoBe 1 WILLIAM, Au.tL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
PROM GEoRGIA'

Through the courtesy OF a gsntl'man to whom We
have been Indebted heretofore for similar favor we
recsivsd last night copies Ct the Augusta papers of
Wednesday, the n inst. Tie Sentinel says that 10
adVices In r,fernce to shermsns movements sre very
meagrf. TIE advance was reported to be skrmishir
Tue day, at station Two and Hail. twenty ige miles
from Savannah. They were pressing vigorously 10
ward Savannah.
We have no doubt that decisive battle between
the raiders snd the patriot forces has taken pacs-he
result of which may be enabled to this
tsrnoon.
The SCI paper states, on the authority o. gentle
man who WAS prisoner for day In the midst of t.
Yankee srmy that the fH,srs up Ia freely Of their
plans ard said Sherman did not in end to risk an e.
~ enen; II be could help 1t, as be had smnu1t on
spsre. They seemed content to make their 81
peacsEby to the OOSst, at the most practicable point
without q fight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
&On0 RkWARD.AOn Monday last INV

PAOO beg DAhILL e. N stiues called Daoisl ,.voocJ
wire employed In hauling from mj tue sts
lett ana cant din The wGGd tas nt ,Iucs
bten nssrd from. Istonsy peet Sesa tdospp "A
be No ean.s for leaving hs abost sls.
Lei eyed 70 be Under biz isht h teeth Mds
sp. anu With tilking Lis tongue seeas ~ h uh,
be mabts an txbibiilon OIL Me hsG
ON ccttoi jacket snd oolen naloohs I'D hat
patelsd on up. psy tho above rs-Aid him Ia
Ken out Oh The cuiy VI n1d, tOU taken Ia tad
county, and dsvsIe to NC 10 said county HAsoo
ds-ditl~ kIUHAkD v. VII XII SOY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10

EY Christmas Juvenile Books
Wiz be published Christmas week:
MOTHER G0OSES MEL0DlEl
ALLADIN; Oh. TIE WONDERFUL LAMP.
BLUE BEARD.
".
CINDERELLA; eh. TIE LlTTLE.GLAsS sLIPPEB,
"
JACK. TIE GIANT KILLER.
w.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.
VII
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST.
Each Of these liz lie books will be LeaIuny Nh
photographic awnts made by Of tie best srt Ia Is
country.
Orders ON the trade she uld be pre- mpy forwarded as -
lied eel Ion will lie published.
Aadrets GEORGE L BIDeOOD,
Pubish II and Book Q Ter,
dc b -6teod lfl Main Get.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10

IGOR REST--A Plantati)n, situated 10 safe
locality In the interior, and containing about $50 acres Of
ctaed land, OF ths nnet ,sy, with buildings
Guiding cans for large Iubsr Of the land
uvated without strict hs place
profitable farming and safs retreat for refugees
Address 'FARSER"
de6-.6ts Boz No 969. Richmond Post once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
HAsovls CousTY VI
Dgcamb re 1874

THE county of James City,in the State Of
Wig MA being occupied BY the public enemy and In pursu
he act Of Anenby Of vrsns passed Psb-
ruary rs, 1884, the following secoanh bsf The undersnsd
for .ettlsm, nj
Iaelsn B. Pdos. sd@f Of Lucisu Minor:
de1Q-gtg = o, nogWELL, oem'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
THE NEWS.
THE soUTHsIDE RAID.

We we're unable, up to late hour last night, to OBJ
tain additional PARTICULARS Of the movements Of The
Yank raiders. We can state, however, that folTcs.
y bad they startled their mission of mischief before
our authorities fully of their OH 'ct, a.
immediately took measures to thvart them. We hope
they will como to grief, as they deserve. Their nfan
try force learn, consists only Of one corps and two
diVisionR,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
sHr END OF istly,Ir,

Ia esshting The sb.ndo IN nj OF re istsnce to the
national hority the part If the insurgents the
only iUdtpens bile condition to tnsng The war on the
part Of tha government rssrse nothing hsretore said
- toslsvsry, Espeatths dsclTson made year ego,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT U. b A., !
RIOEnohD VA Apglst "a 1894 Z

IL POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the
~ Acs Of oonsre approved June i l5ts authorizing The
regists red eight osn bonds tho
vons OF ts As approved Nay l i sIshAngs the Isns
TOR coupon bsndi;
Parties owning registered szf per cent b,ns under the 40
Nay IT, 1851 desiring to exchange Them for coupon bona
VIII assgn them the pointed out Ia Aha
nsnt on the back " the cerne tho stss Of
America IN eIchs ige for bonds
presented 70 hs ksser Of r Treasury Department Who will
heeuron In paAnoe viz the prosoai rs Eci Juns
H. 1854 issue tonds foo ths specified regis
ssrsd ooads % azs'gnsd. q. A. TR .hh0LN,
az f-5p s-aSst1fs az N . Trashy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-10
HAD GAS Rs IRvs fOIcs W Va
kicbmoi d, Sep. 20 1864. I

Kicbmoid, Sep. 70 1864.
ao.2L =
w. BY virtue OF authority derived from the secrstay War;
all officers tie stste CT vrgins Who
to IL b. duty supplementary or rnsngatd, "a
port Ia writing to these LesdguGrs whln III
oers alnE report within ths prescribed drep.
psd from the rolls.
By command Of Brig Gen. HExPER
n. II. oATTLETT, A G.
HKADQss Re- Ikys RoLcEI OF Va.
R.enmond, Dc. g. 1894 ( -