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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
Secretary Stanton 10 Gen. Dix-News from
Grant 10 Tuesday, = a. m.-Thc Rebels
FmriousIy Attack Warrcn's Corps, but
nrc Bcntcn-Lcc Failing Back from the
North Anna-s:rant in Close PWrsuis.

WAR DLPARIMLNT WASHINGTON, May 2i-IU ?. m.
To Major-Gen. DIX: A dispatch from Gen
Grant, dated II o'clock last night. states that the
army moved from its position to the North Anna fol-
lowing closely Lees army.
The JtL and 9TH Corps marched by way OF Harriss
store Jericho Ford aud the 9Th Corps succeeded in
eicc;ing crossing and getting position without much
opposition. Shortly after however. they violently
attacked and Handsomely rcpulscd the assault without
much loss Ia us.
/ We captured prisoners. Everything looks ex-
eeedingly favorable to
! Another dispatch giving in detail the movements IF
corps and speaking of the Rebel assault on War
ren's position, says; He was attacked with great We
hcmence. have never heard more rapid massive
firing either of artillery or musketry.
Theatiaek resulted in destructive repulse Of the
enemy. At the position attacked by Hancock the
Rebels were intrenched and in considerable force
between the creek he had crossed and the river and
made pcrnacous resistance 10 his onset; but before
dark he had forced them from their works and driven
th9m across the stream.
IL is also said that in these engagements the slaughter
Of the enemy very great. Our losses were ncon-
siderable The Rebels charged against our artillery,
and suffered especially from canister
dispatch from Gen. Grant, dated at eight o'clock
enemy have fallen bach from the North Anna, and We
are in pursuit.
Negroes who have come in say that Lee is falling
back to Richmond.
Other official dispatches from headquarters say that
Warren. Burnside and Hancock are pushing forward
after the retreating Amy.
Warren captured good number Of prisoners Jsst
evening nut las not had time to count them asccr
tain his loss.
Hancock is siorming the rife pits this side Of the
river Last evening he also took between 100 ard go
prisoners and drove many Rebels into the river. where
they were drowned
Warren also captured some official papers amongst
them order calling out all boys II years Of age 10
garrison Richmond. Ambulance men and musieiono
are dlso ordered 10 the ranks
Sheridan was this morning at Dunkrk and viii he at
Milford tonight.
No dispatches have been received to-day from Gen.
Sherman, and none are expected for several days.
Dispatches from Gen. Butler been received to-
day, relating briefly TO respective forces.
Admiral Lee in telegram dated the ed 10 the
Secretary Of the Navy states that last night Saturday
night the enemy attacked the army and were hand
somcly repnised.
A dispatch from Maj Gen. Candy, dated the 18TH at
the mouth OF the Red River states that Gen. Bankss
troops had arrived at Semmespoit yesterday, and viii
reach Morganza to-day.
The army is in better condition than was expected,
and will soon be ready offensive operations
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
FURTHER OF GEN. CROOKS RAID.
NEWS FROM BUTLER TO SUNDAY,
no FIGHTING SINCE FRIDAY NIGHT.
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Government OGcinl Advices-Progrcss al
the Flank NOvement-A Few Akir-
n,i.hc,-Isancocl seven Miles South Of
KOMiiuu Green.

HEApoUARIEEs ARMY OF The PoIoxAc }
Saturday, May a, ie6i-3 p III.
Gen. Hancock, with the Cd Corps, by forced
march entered Bowling Green to-day.
AT Guineys Station they found some Rebel cavalry
with battery Of artillery which they soon dispersed
our cavalry pursued them infieting some loss, Wine
tlat Of our own was very light.
Tie army is in good spirits and confident Of victory
Whenever the enemy appears.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC J
GlHEYs STATION. May -. 5
The advance of the army under Hancock, arrived at
Milford YESTERDAY and met force of the enemy said 10
be- - strong aud drove them through the town puT-
suing them some distance. Our loss is unknown.
IN attack WI made on our headquarters train, near
Guneys station Yesterday ftcrnoon. The llith Regi
meut Of Pennsy, ana Zouaves, with the 6eth Pcnnsy
yaua Vols formed in line and drove the Rebels con-
sstg Of the 9rh Virginia Cavalry across the bridge
Oue man Of the dsth Pennsylvania killed, ard two
or three were wounded.
Several prisoners were taken.
HEAnQUARTEgs ARMY OF THE PoIoVac
May 23-l0 p m. J
Gen Hancock is seven miles south Of Bowling Green,
and occupies the bridge over the Mattapony.
Our cavalry Lad good deal Of fighting, hit drove
the enemy all the time.
Our position is now deemed important, and Richmond
is in greater danger than ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
Gen. Grants Anticipated Early Capture OF
Richmond.
OrticK Oh Pg0vosT MARsnAL,

INN nIsTTIr ILIINOh, IINON, MtN i, Ietl.
To t< Tditor al The Chicago EreEfHg Journal
SAW "A statement IN your paper oil last even
inc ~ the effect that Lieut.. Gen. Grant had invited
txo gentlemen Of Galens TO dine win him in Richmond
AZ am an admirer of the General. and as believe
Lnow the facts in relation 10 the origin OF the state
ent which Is not Exactly correct take the liberty OF
brotLer II Gen. Grant. while In this vicinity on
Monday last received a telegram from the General
yybirI was forwarded from Gaena Mr.. Grant stated
that his brother had promised him in there was
good uruspect of his entering Richmond that he would
notfy him 70 that lie might he present. The dispatch
written In fuflment Of this promise told him 10
and accordingly he IN company with another gentle
man from talena about to sit tie Of the
great battles.
think correct statement az this matter in your pa.
per would he gruif ing, both as An Indication of Gen.
;rsnts opinion Of the situation, and relieving him
from the sembaB,e of friyoIity. am your obedient
servant JOnS " EusTAcR
PTOyOst Narsbal lid District Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

round in a curve in the middle OF which IS ford. Our
losses were not heavy during the afternoon, Int there
a heavy volcy our left, IN Tie direction Of
Tlton, about +. M, the results Of when have not
learned. Tie night passed quietly, except that there
was one false alarm tie left that our Iickets were
driven In and the word fail in reused the army from
ts sumles. The uouble COOL over, and al hands
laid down more % rest
NAY H. ga Milling has again commenced toward
Ro>aca. ard he whole lire has advanced. We shah
have a big fight today, OF foOtrace Having tof'oo'
where can the enemy make stand ngmnf' sHcb 40
army Low pursues tlem thu side 81 Atlanta TT
haps We shall see TO our cost. But must G"se Hn"
% fail III" 10 " illness tie battle. J. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

Dalton Gccupicd-Fcrmidnbie pcf'nse' OF
Kcsuca-Auack on the Pisc" Some
tody UlunSers-A wild md Fruitlc's
Charge. md its Bloody Rcpnisc-Fight'
ing or the Lc0-Gox Carries the PeSi-
ton and Rcsircs- Details Of the ATTACK
DUR Henyy Iosses-siigbt 1niprCssion
on The Encmy-Narrow Escape OF sh'r-
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

second Day Of the Atuck-IIooker does
the Hard Work-Uis Veterans Slowly
Reach "a Luuesfe in the face Of " Fear
full Fire-InabIc TO Scale the Face, our
Fellows keep under The lac Of the Work.
Mine 10 nj Might, and Drug Out the
Gun. aud Gumners-Our Loss 1900 To
5000 iaody RePuIse OF the Enem,
BY Bo,cy the Len - An Ad'nn-
'"aeo". P'.''''" T"a'n 'oN.'
Pieress shs Epem,'s Liue- Hsitie In
the Dark-PIiuhi Of The Rebels IN the
Night - Their KILLED and Wounded
Left on the Field 1000 Prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

lis DEED and WOUNDED IN OUR HANDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

THEY MARCH RIGHT UP TO THE Guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

JOHNSTON LEAVES IN THE NIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
GREAT VICTORY IN GEORGIA.
DALTON IN CUR POSSESSION
The Advance on Resaca.
,rsFoRMICAeLE DEFENsES.
ATTACK ON THE WORKS
TEE FIRST DAY UNSUCCESSFUL.
siHGUlEARY AND SEESELESS CHARGES.
HcCKER GOES IN NEXT DAY.
spLTEDID PLUCK OF his TROOPS,
THEY MARCH RIGHT UP TO THE Guns.
EREP UNpER TEEIR LIE ALL DAY.
ct Night Dig Out Grns and GunnersY
HCVEY's INDIANA HEROES.
WHAT THE STEEL CAN CONQUER.
Hooker Pieroes the Enemy's Line.
JOHNSTON LEAVES IN THE NIGHT.
lis DEED and WOUNDED IN OUR HANDS.
OCCUPY TEE REBEL GIBRALTER.
The xIeeing Foe Sharply Followed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

hCVEYS INDIANA HEROES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

EREP UNpER TEEIR LIE ALL DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

Hcoker Pieroes the Enemy's Line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

WHAT THE STEEL CAN CONQUER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

ct Night Dig Out Grns and Gunners'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

SPLENDID PLUCK OF his TROOPS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

HcckER GOES IN NEXT DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Ru,;re Change Of Lime-Lec must Evacu.
ate his WOrks-Eminent Success Of cur
EInnking Movement.

FInnking Movement.
From Our Special Correspondent:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND Army CORPS. !
Amy OF the Potomac, Saturday night
g. May 81 1864. }
An entire change in our lines has taken place
see Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

sbECUlEARY AND SEESElESS CHARGES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
THR CITY.

MATORs COURr-ToeIe we're great number OF cases
before this cout this morning. but most Of them Of lit
tie importance.
D,nnis Patrick rnd Abbey Sweeney were charged
With beating aud rOObiug hlshew Nccuahf of BIZ
watch and medal ard soue ether articles.
Tnis was an extraordinary case Ita2pears that the
sWeeneys live in the pureu on Gary street. between
7.h and h streets, known Solitude pace OF re
sort for the vicious and dissOu.s population OF the
capital
Two weeks sgo ,nuls Sweeney and his wife had 8
fam ly jar and Dennis threatened to shoot the Madam
with mu.Ee, Sac, 10 prevent suOl undesirable
event. took the muaket ard carried Il TO the Soldiers
Home, corner Of Gary and b streets. EVr srcs thar
time, up to last Sunday the day of the ASssul: and rob
berry, D,nns Sweeney has been logging AcCu llf who
|, sta,ored at the S5ldeIs Home. shout the mule,
,hrcatcnirg to beat him II he did not give It up. No
Cualf o.d him he did not hsvi the musket, end had
nothing to do vii IL. Sunday evening Ac0unLd VA
walking down Catystree jut ss ho passed the door Of
the sweepeys Dennia Pat and old Mrs. Sweeney rush
ed out and Jumped upon him and Knocked him down,
and begrn 10 beat him. Mrs.. Sweeney who, M,OuBlin
declares "a strong Ave men, I'D him round The
waist and dragged him into T. house. D,nnil and Pa
rirobed into MoCuuR again. beat him. tore bis 90 hep
and robbed him OF every article eFery he had about
him, After they bsd beat him to their hearts, content,
and dvesied him Of all his rsuAbles, they kicked him
out into tle cold.
The Mayor sent all the sWeen'ys on to tie Hustpgs
Court and refused them bail.
tsorgs Pollard, crt ~ soldier, formerly fTOR King
WiIlism, was brought into Court. He had been sent
10 the city ws,ch-house from the Stewart hospital TIE
Mayor said he would retain him aid have conference
with the military aut critics. II some house Of
refuge could not be established iOf this person ard
ether urfottunates similarly sitnlted.
Arp. Schor fiber was hned s26 for buying peaches,
e. pes Al ohb q1ep in the al market TO cell sgain
The diligence Of officer Moore makes the road of the
buoisier in this martets rorgh one
Christian B agsu charged With receiving side
Of leather stolen from Geo. W. Biier'. Mr.. BufOrd
having had qusnt of leather stolen from his Curie'
tseAblstmsnt had rgehs house searched, and there
found some leather lake he stolen article, bu &C could
not identity it positively, Bergen said he bad bought
the leather, and could prove Is. the Mayer dismissed
the case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21

FATAL RENOoSrRE AT HANDURa.- Ga yesterday Il ere
wa al accidental meeting between O, lionel John
TWiggs aud Mr. Bsn lttr and his con- near the Rock
Sp,ipK In tho suburbs OF the Unpleasant aocur.
rsLc,s very aggraUng to Col. TEggs had previously
taken place during bis sbseUcs from home, and It n
supposed thai he around RESET further nsult 10
his iam.ly. We are not informed who made the ss.
saut on yesterday, bat it resulted 10 most terrible
tragedy. COL TWisgs va, shot through the heart and
ed instantly. Young Butler was also MORALLY
wounded, and has since died.
U l. joan d TWiggs vas = most esm bic gentIen ar
He leaves large family to NOUN his unumely DEATH
Atlanta RegiStsr, lea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21

ACIsH TOs CARirAL PUE sRMiSL-In the bsgipnirg
of the Wtr. one ephen W. MooammOn came to ibis
city as a member Of The : h louisiana BIasllon 10
course OF t@F be committed to Castle Thunder as
dessrtsF. After long confinement and no trialhe vas
liberated and ned the 50 Virginia b talon he soon
srted from hat Battalion, and had not been beard
Of for two years, until fe days ago be vas TsCOgDE
smo g some Ysnkss prisoners captured in the Valley.
He bad been u the Yankee long enough have
ris' 10 the position Of ssfEssn; of cavalry COM
pany BE was brought to this city yesterday and COM
mhtsd to Castle Thunds TO await trial for deserving to
lhs enemy, he has written an innsnss letter to the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
500 MILLION LOAN.

'-4,.A cad 1RIAsUKY DPGRTAEsT,
~ b. -a.." -li- Richmond Aug. %, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales Of the
above Bonds a. e present Treasury price Of ssb 40
will discontinued amer the sJh day OF septen
bsI next or shall have reached seventy non
OF dollars n so much shall be sold before the rad t0h
september will be suspended 10 cons Ter hs eXpe
ney of advancing tie price ana Que notice viii be Y,n Of
Their resumption, pFIoe hxed upon the oonuS
The Secretary OF the Treasury deems his dug 10 cal the
special attention Of tsX-payer generally and Particularly the
Agricultural 10 this notice. This Should All
up By people.
The payment btsres. to foreign counties VIII be Snerou
and oppFtUIVs the OF peace and low prices
And noW sill Rg leutaI products COmmandlns such
high pcsI By Investing the Bonds OF the &c yIn0ent AIpAy
for the PAL ment Of interest," g. A JkhnHOLhI
an e9--doW y y "a. v'- -','. % r See'y Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT .. S. A, i
RIOsMosD, Va, August 20. 1854.

y EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
Lib ACT Of oOngrstS approved Jane 49, st4 GuthoGs The
Of registered eight per cen! bonds s1sd under the pIO
for coupon bends;
Parties owning registered eight cent bonds under the Act
Of NAY 49, 1884, desiring exchange them iur coupon bonds
viii ssga the pointed out In the printed endorse
eut on the the certificate TO the Confederate kts
America exchange coupon bOnls and than be
the Register " the Treasury Department. who viii
seupon compliance with the proVons OF the Act Of June
49, 1884 coupon bonds for the amount tpecn In .he regis
tsrSd bonds 10 assigned. @. A. TRNNHoLh,
A. 20-du Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
THE us.
IRON TRE RAEIDAN.

Tbs AunOuLS smsuE in JssselGAss paper thst the
Yankee raiders beat rapid retreat through 0ulpeper
proves TO be correct. The OBJECT Of the IAd to
have been the destruction Of the railroad bridge over
the Rapidsn, which was only partially accomplished
TIE trans on toe Central railroad have resumed thei
regular trips.
Since writing the above, We have heard report to
the effect that the hdOE beard beyond ths Ripidsp
Monday afternoon, caused BY en- attack ufon the
retreatng raiders by iOtOs of Confederate iulaatry
Who happened 70 be in the vicinity. Toe ooniedsr lee
were posed on the tide, concealed from the lev
OF the enemy Aad reserVpg GheT ice unu the Yankees
we're fairly in the trap, poured a Volsy into their
column which smptied mSny saddles. Toe survivors
fed in dlsmay at this Unexpected stick. Such Is the
story that aGs reached ~ and thlpk that may he
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21

stop to her dap edAiions, Gnd to show tnas Npu.a
ion toh "a utan Wood has earned is, IN Us nature,
shortved The Times isiders that euon et V'tS -
her cannot hH contemplated without SURPRISE ~.
scbAvements ind those of her consoFs seem 70 Sh0"
tbaf there 4, onanoe for the weaker even etseA ny
sneed 'Inceskant Watchiulness and early information,
spoh v4scelss the Tallahassee multiply ssth nVe.
fold Her duties though strictly Within Toe ign's
begersnis sIe of 50 ps dous kind as TO bnng ooMn
such hatred that II captured the narshess "Sas"Sn
would befal its officers. ....I.. s..-. ...
whilst the Times acknowledges the energy aod tkill
Of our commanders, 1t has sympathy wsn us 'nt's
stys of varfare and il can only excuse IL as weapon
Of retaliation for the excesses and Cruetes committed
b. Yankees en- land. az '. 11il'-- ,-'@. s
II a yuW or THE MILITARY SITUATION. ~ lssl
The Timer, taking view OF the military situation,
saws that though il soud be impruden O. predict the
futore merely fum the passing moods vi the American
mind which are sanguns RRo despolden according So
fort Is taken brigade rePulsed ms oil course tp
pies to the Yankee Jet the dspos on towards mace
mas now AGO lred cG-sstency and importance Sao"-
ing the aslOn hment and despt ndeDcy OF those WHO
thought that the 'catng o. the VohiederaeY IN hal
WoulJ be followed by is suljugaio1, tho 1tns' says
1--WE can trace the earnest cVaVoon 81 tae inPtooa-
billy Of Rna success 70 tho vain attempt Of iae North
ern srm es 10 hold the immense traos Of
in which they Lad Il .OIGd a odgmcbt showing that
GrauIs failure aud the general appropriately o! ths var
at the North has rather former oineuSoDs
than produced original change IN tue popular NsNs
it concludes that there great cnarge rJm sue tom
per which prevailed year ago. when the SaE tnundstea
90 every l4toT0 aud GbCr or 600 tO were sat
he raised voice ganAI Tue doniHRns party Asl1hs
as the GoVernmenE supposed OipAtle OF oiuihilg
the rebels" Mr. Lne5lnS Dictatorship ana ar GhAses
credit System tAd adhesion Of the grea mas u tue
ope, ana opposition sIAsd ty tier geaer 40
quiescence. WhIls tn Democrats diyiaed between
peace and war Is may Do that The parry IN power may
endesVor 10 take the wind out OF tier sAs oy teespI
ing sn armistics aud convention Toe Tines considers
this the most important period 10 the politics OF lAs
"Unon.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
AL QUIT EYkRYMarRE.

The qustude OF past len Gays remains VI broken.
The truce at Atlanta has not yet terminated, and, Of
cOu sc, uudl il ends, by aaOn, no exciting news
from that quarter be expected Grant has gone to
Washington have Al interview with Lincoln and IL
is believed that important event will occur in the
vicinity of Petersburg until ais rssurD unless General
Les undertakes the diSlojgmsnt OF the ersny iron
their present. pOslIion.
The bOmbsrdmslt Of the YAukee s'g al towers on
james river resumed III morning, with what result
We have not sscertained.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21

DrAfH CT Carr HARaIsoS .-Iuiormautn he's been re-
ceivsd in this city Of tho death Of Oapr. W. a. HARRISON
of V.rslnis, who "ss sOundsd at The late battle OF
JonetborC', Ga. sI.-.-.s..t 1914 A..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21

JUDsE LFoHs' CoURL-This court was In sea- ion yes
terday. John LsAthers an incorrgbls thief tried
for stealIng bir! lrrm John W. BrhtDghSm. Hc .s
acquitted. No other bu.ipe.s was done. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
CsiEnsd)

compliance with the foregoing circular, all male white
Of Richmond beSeen the Of sixteen e
aud " years hereby nOuned that they required
report for paIpoie Of registration ~ the following nLmsd
pGotS In their respective WSrdi
Ward at No. 86 Broad and Feushes F,es
day and Wednesday, September 20 and list to
Pm.
Madison Ward City Ba, once City Collector, Thurs
day and Friday september sld and $50, from NJ 70
Pm.
Gsrson Ward Pst MArks, Hail. Monday and Tuesday,
September 26;h and 9Th, from sA. N. 10 6P. n.
registration viii be oOBdaed TO the corporate hmis Of the
city Ronmond and will be made under the Bupernsndence
OF the Advlory BoAId II will include oil txempts any
gre und WhAteVerdssed soldiers det,ed oonseps sud for
signers VIM. II. BLACKBOARD,
Sapi9-t Lieut. and Unroibg Of1csr citv ~ Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
FARM OF sO4 Aohks

FARM OF 3O7 AChks
FOR RENT Al AUCTION.
WILL be rented out at auction, on the premi-
ses OF SATURDAY, the Path septen0sr st4 O'Clock r.
farm the Ruhmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Rla
Of Asapdt 10 pery owned and occupied b. Me-
Thornton called Htepsges 1t contains tO Acss, III very
comfortable dwelling nearly new, with sig rooGs, besiis alt
ooen other outbui Irgs. Its the r.lro@a
the city very des both residence And of finn
ing and gArds5inG purposes.
GEUBBs VII LIAh5, Auet'L
Teio-td Successors to Goddtn ApperIon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
VERY VALUABLE RESIDE

On Byrd, bsfOssn 81 and An streets.
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Auction, on the premises, on
w FRIDAY the 2s1 SEP temter Osiosk, IA, The ye0
valuable Family ReSdsnee located above oeeepsed ~
Mr. John mSr Containing rooms The lot hts irot oil -
feet by lac deep to alley 50 seSee Tia Ia very dsrAe'
property
OF Household Furniture consisting Of psror chaEs, diva mlI
rors, curtains dining tablOs. beusteGds mattrsss Ac
G2UBBs WILLIAMS, kustA,
$3.50 a. Suscessor 10 ioedln Apps. sjn,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-21
lHs AMERroLH QUESTION
oFIsIoS OF FaI FlLLAHLsaET.

The LOrd0n TINES speaking of tn Tallahassee, says
that for the secOJd tine scRll "firae" pIayses the
trade Of the whole Uni0n Tue success 81 the TslA-
hassee nust produce than imtstor, and Is s
consequently the sSt wish u the Federal HATy 70 Pni