davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-20
GAkfETe.
Lowell. PiY,..., t11l Cro.s!eJ P3tTapes-
Super sos. Ito ny Brussels. ae5
Med1ulu,,. l6o New EtGd tst.-... 203
Haft{o1d,Kr Spfy 1eg Empire Mus....... IL
1mp. SPY 3.l0 Belgrade ......-.... Lss
eupsr..... 1.:o 1nKrat1.... ........ S14
Arllofu... LEV
Chicago DAILY MARKET.

AUeelss er 5ratn II .aA ssarsst Fe2ovt ar
hcns Il zc escfCcS pr ea1ast. uN2Ss oaSf1:sAd
sArrRp&Y EVHyES0, June l9. 1s6t.
,FREIEHTS-GSAIy rEEIanrs-Dull au4 noml-
EAilJ lc lnNrr. The engagements today wcre:-To
benx{Alo:-P1op Potomac, with corn. 1t 13e; prop.
ta:Ih, With wt.at. 1T lfc.
LIKE AID EiL" FR11ours.-Nstes a1e weaker
tome nnes GneTnG 10 take dour 70 Boston 1t S1+s5
, 1864-06-20
#iseelluntous
- EAD AND REFLECT.

1t has been from time tu1emortal the onjsss Il
ph1anthropIst6 10 ind some remedy for tho nh d
life, and ect.nt1nc skill has for ages explored eyY
nvenue In order to discover the hidden secret It has
been. however. ressrved for modern science to hnz
before the world tho great dest.oYer ok elseasa,
and tn
, 1864-06-20

French Gait, -
ns.:.......,..&2t0 t092.@
Efen b Calf E
moiEcs, y dog
-R.............S5.W9s1rc &C
French Calf L.
molDe6, Sd --
coads, 4 dox-.nnk399 GO
Lt1inER, 8 deE.llM4l5.hl
Eoans, q oz..Is5He19,m
, 1864-06-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M a r 7 N e LIST.
, 1864-06-20

EAr1ess, D......s2as SsugAtcr, .Aoa4so
Line, .....:.@l1e Huenoa A57ts......ssa4ec
eaf,:. R: ..:slss ol1seo EnSeo soad sS,d dam SO
gpper, foot. ,ea?sc aged....... 1880
, 1864-06-20

GEFK@ L
oua 113a6a12c for Yellow. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8i3 Drla; Baiopcd, 4os
brls. Market ilrm butnor very active. Sales today
were: 500 brla At lee hrls in lots at SL48-
market clt sing quiet but nrm ~
.HIDES-Rec:lvcdt today, $ 50 lbs shipped, Ill.,
q; lbs, There Is little general activity In tae mn:
esab1y fIn at FEctens quotations. Dry arc very dull
q nn6fe.
, 1864-06-20

PRDv Dv1sIUN57,Receiyed to:day, 3t,1a Ds cut
BE asS{fFon New York. lie general nsfset today
mess RoFaIyssrg ,s litslo inquiry. md un1ketqust
P1csled Meats-s7l bb1s picked shoulders at
*.a9 *sr4in Gas Iii demand, but buyers and sellers
Tssasfsa isa1 IKE: ,oe is eaoiss stsaa 5xs;
fiji dsmsad. Prices teieraSy asm ss present. aaosa-
no1s. 1aa " cstaIson, aposs; do. 500 saasa
PFesssa Ts!Is5; 5.....:.......:..... 'ssssn5s 81
risssa' &c dsz T7s do97s
P6TnTSEin moderate supply. and hrn at
nEsseSs s9s1aeons .gase
Peach
h.xsd: 4u IA n ta.r supply
Pff;ss nfn md unehansea' we quose 1sua,, =
De Isna's
;aS ais aao;s sseip0;a. ' Is.
Y :
GGe9sHsa Gesfssa ssisi 23s
9<ngx hba:s:.:...............,.....5 ba:s So
F0s''0s-ae5an ae5and Ian a!am saeS
aa tssy sss se ssaE ssz FL ~ ,Es + q
IN Jr;y - p sfloat s2o hba4 aa tos delivery Ia
TKEiEEIA5-l5bA bags good a. "a Is.
eUGARsE1hese bss been more sct!ylsy IN tha
New Yetk holders generally aszins ni1ssr rates
o. nv 9as @ aad
xanee oshs per D. We quote:
e G5 @ - - g
S:a1e!s
YTeaae5. saa xisaaisisd. AK
SE4ts
GNEfo es2iH
, 1864-06-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nc improveme ent in the
rrceipta the market Is almost at standstils prices
quoted nomlnsl1y- TROUT IN moderate gupply and
dsm at present quotations. MAcKEREA in faiT sup
ply apdRood demand. quota t1ors 1r1n and unc1ang-
market trn at present quotstions. H..sBINa-P1cG.
Led IN good demand and Ydry dItn- La1n II nominal
, 1864-06-20

FROM THE HON. JAcoB BROOM.

GEATkfNKN: In reply q your ,nqnlsy as to tho
family hesitation 10 syf1g that il a. bee1
highly beneac!aL r one casc calo OF dyspepaA Of
thuseeu yeatB' snndinE and which HID become very
tstzefa1R, the use CT ons bottle t4ye decided fela
tho second efest!ns cure aad ths third, 1t seems.
has confirmed the cure, for there has been no synp
toms Of i,s return for the 1aee sir yeArs In my tn1L
vlonsi use CT It. ad 1t to he IN unequallsd toElo
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM, 11c7 SpEucast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
PROM GENERAL CHANTS ARMY.

wAsnrsoroS, Tuesday, Aug. 80, 1861

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug. 80, 1904.
Aktter from, the Army Of the Potomac, dated
August 18th, in the evening, says;
To-day not gun was fred from daylight 10 DARK,
saa up TO this hour 70 O'Clock, P. MI there have
been very few reports.
IL was the most quiet day we have had in four
weeks.
Ourboss in Thursdays fight is ascertained 10 be
about 9, 900 men in tie aggregate and nine guns
four belonging to Browns Rhode Island Bat ny,
four 20 Sleeper's Massachusetts Battery, and one
toMeKnights Batter of Light ARTILLERY.
The statement is riade by request, that II was
the 10Th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer INFANT
r. instead OF the l0ith New-YoTk, as reported IN
some Of the newspapers which captured the battle
Gar of tho 18th North Carolina in the fight OF the
10Th inst. The person who made the prize was the
Color bearer Of the Regiment, Private Hattcnsteen,
of Company C..
An English gentleman, Mr.. Edwin Wallace,
swam the Appottomsx last night and came into
our lines lie has resided in Petersburg since the
war began and represents the prospects Of the Con
Icdclacy as becoming more gloomy than ever. The
Rebel leaders arc rendered desperate because Of the
miscarriage Of their scheme 10 draw General Grant
hence by the Rebel Invasion Of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wallace lost bis wife and child in Petersburg
q short time ago. They were killed by the eX9lo-
sion of one of our shells which entered their house
Three dcsertcrs came into our lines last night.
They state that they were paid oil and discharged
short time ago from Gen. Crawiords Union ID Ten
nessee (hundrcd days regiment, and while on their
way nome were captured with il~otifrs by Gen
elles's cavalry, ana forced into the Rebel RANKS
after being robbed of all their money and clothing.
They have no idea of what became OF heir COM
rades, from whom they were separated az Lynch
burg to which place they had been brought IN irons
They seem very indignant at the treatment they
have received and are anxious to take Tue cath Of
allegiance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

witnessed rude or uncivil treatment of women
among our officers; and among the soldiers no
oiIcuse 30 surely secures contempt as abufe OF pn-
protected females.
These furnishing people are generally sent to Col
Treat, Chief Commissary Of Subsistence Of the 23d
Corps in this part of the Army, and 10 Capt +. W.
Clemans, CommissaIy of the ID Division, who DIS
pense to them bread, meat, coffee sugar, ree &c,
o upply their wants.
Yesterday our right wing u must not particular
izel moved toward Earle Point, and attacked the
enemy in their strong works. The day was chiefly
,spent in ca1nonading to and fro. Armstrong; cav
airy Rebel. moved ahead Of us as we advanced and,
ii js supposed, went after fitzpatrick, who is on
roil upon the Rebels rear We burst the muzzie
oil Of one lO.pound Parrot and the Rebels blew up
for rs one Of Captain Shields timber chests, with
terrific explosion. was short distance of at the
tine. Only one man was injured, and he not sem
ousiy.
To-day we ego for EN- again.
CORRESPONDENTS GONE HOME. -
+ 4 number Of the newspaper correspondents have
lef. during the past week. Amonsth The rest W. j..
b., the telcnted correspondent VI INV
Times and Chicago Pest. 1t understood mat he
viii exchange the duties ard perils Of the Le!d Tor
the more congenial laboTs OF authorship ana that
history Of the Georgia campaign viii soon make iis
appearance from his pen. Having closely followed
the teps of the army, and personally witnessed the
series Of engagements and military movements
which have made this the most remarkable CAM
paign Of the war, "W. J.. b. is emiDCntly qualified
TO undertake this task Ho is already the aathor Of
several wcll-known and popular works. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
Why VAiLAxDoHAM WAS Nor ARRESTED

~ III AlLoNDibI1h ~ ~ -hOi %AAsAs'1'A''S
The Hon. Schuyler Coiax. late Speaker of The House
Of Representatives, made the following statement few
days ago in a speech at Peru, luliana
"Whcn Mr. Vanandigham returned = vas very nat
ural that le fTs place ne went 20 should be- Demo
cratic convention. Ho thought Mr.. Lincoln would ar
- him NJ Lincoln knew the fact that at nat dime
r.. ~ W 90 .ecret organization m the NoithTcs tho
defails o. which be may not haze been fimiilr it'll;
bnt lie knew ihe intention WIS ~ make air diShams
er.est protcct for lighting the torch Of civil var al
your own homc iiT Lincoln passed tie return VI
VaIlandighml."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
une gIawHOxs ss2GiGHs,
rs-s. &. sp :,ASr, eESt-GShkDf Ar -
81 wyLTR 3 ALLESN&,
a g. z NJ Z

Gul. PAprE.-For one v>nr, thirty 30: =" :
for siz months, fifteen dollars; for tA"so
months, eight dollaSs. 70 snbscSipt-o'. e.
cei?ad for lsss than three months.
SE2l-WEEgLY.---For one year, twenty oct'
Isrs; for six months. ten dollars: Ter three
months. Eve d1llara. No subscription received
for less t!,an three months.
E.>r,r--for one year, ten dollars; lot
six r..6r.si,a, five dollars. No subscription
r4cn;-cS for less than SIX nonths.
.,.E.a1s ard new: dealers are furnished 6
s,,e rate % tan. d1iars per hundred copies.
R- Subscribers changing their Post Offices.
sill plsasa stata tho Eapns CT tho Post Office OF
5hica they have been in tho habit Of receiving
sh.:r I.ears.
~ .Tas 2sse- viii be stopped in al CAGES
sacn tic TINA paid for expires, and those WHO
20 nc. wish to be without the paper must looE
10 this and rsnow their subscriptions IN
si1is. :,
SUBSCRIBERS whose papers are marked with
O o-,,a will understand that their term Of Sub
sc-ip.iou is about to expire, and will remit
p,crp,ly if they wish their papers continued
ADVERTISING. -
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
cs c.s DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per square,
io- saoh insortion--sieht lines Tor lessl consti-
tuta . square.
Al, orders must be accompanied by tee
otherwise they will not be attended to.
LA:so:s containing r.ousy are sent at tho
Il +Se >yritacs thsrSot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
FROM BELOW.

Par les who came up from Ivor Wednesday
evening, says the Petersburg Express.
brought information direct from Portsmouth
and S"f,lk. \ large negro force is being
concentrated at Portsmouth. There are roT
there SD Ut thr"e thousand negro inflntrJ
besides battalion Of m ,un;Hl men. Il i
supposed that a raid is contemplated toward
the B'ackwats-;
No Yankees have recently visited Suffolk
bu; the pickets arc still ut Jericho Run, twt
miles below town, and camp Of cavalry il
kept up ct G"rnari's Mill.
A Miss Primer, daughter Of Wright pinnor
Of SuFo.k, married Yankee 'fhcer iss'
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
DE- FL CT l. .
AIT. AND INSP. GENERATE OFFICE,
RIcuaoyp, Jan. ID. 1854

RIcuaoNp, Jan. II, ls64.
GEHErAL ORnsas,i
No 6.
J. Whenever Ordnance stores are Lost or
damaged, in any Brigade, it Will be the duty
Of each Brigad2 Or District Cornroa n2rr, &;
tho request Of his Ordnance Ot.irar, or Ct any
officer accountable for o ,inancn stores, I" Up
point, IS often :.s necessary, a Board d Sur
vey, to coIisis: OF three cEclra 10 2csesS the
va1e of Or damage 70 su"h ,tarIs.
II. The decision cf .!Ii' L 5aiI, with the az
prevail o. the Brig,,c or District commander,
will be tiaai, ard it will 30 The duty Of the
Brigade Or District Ordnance, Officer 10 notify
the company commander 70 stop the amount
on the muster rolls when rrira;es ere fund
chargcable; and, when tficers arc found
chargeab'e, instead of reporting to the Sacre-
tary of War, rs required BY Paragraph 92l,
General Regulations he will notify the Bril-
gade Quartermmstcr o. the Chief Qnartermis-
tor of the District, TO nave tie eInpn:it stopped
at the next rayment-duplicatc Of srch noti-
fcation, il she case Ct eli crs and rIivutea, TO
be sent TO the Chief Of Ordnance ut Rich.
mond, 10 be hv him transmitted to the Second
Auditor Of the Treasury.
I'LL The Brigade or District Ordnance OH
Ger Will 1urnlsn inc DriSdue Inspector, OF Cti:r
officer having charge of that duty, with . state
ment Of all storrages mado by Tie Board OF
Survey against officers ani ,nsn. and the tn-
spector Will seo tl.at :heso ~;cpraacs are Az
tually made
" The same Instructions will lac adhered
tn in tina artillery, ~han tho officer in charge
Of The artillery, CT q corps or ola deiur'!1ent.
will call the Board oil Survey.
V. Ordnance Sorgeants Of regiments will
remain hubi!ualiy with their regiments, and
keep themselves conatantly informed az TO tho
pos't;nns Of the Brigade ordnance train.
VI. The use ST the swozi hsycnet having
been generally disapproved by Boards ci Off.
cera in the field, to whom The question Of irs
usefulness YVES referred. its manufncturc has
been ordered to be disc ,ntinued. The triGu-
gular 5aYnnEt viii DO substituted.
VII. Hospital Fu,ds within S. 900 accrued
a. General Hospitals, may be transferred to
,thcr General Hospitals, on he order Of tn"
Medical Director or Surgeon General.
Dy order. s. COPPER.
Aj!'t and Insp'r Gan"ral.
Boy Wing rpy one week. "a l5-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

How TO MAKE L,ED CANDLEs-To every
sicbt ponnds Of lard ada one ounce Ct nitric acid
AMI he way CT making il is rs follows:
Hayius careiuly weighed your lard, place it
OVER q sew Ere. CT at lest me'e!y uei!N; then
cd the acid. sd inou!l tie sains as tsiIo*, and
Won have slesJ, beautiful esndIe. In order to
make them resemble sperm candles, you have
only to add smEil portion Of white bees wax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
ass'r oUaRTE7mAsrER GEMS OFFICE,

nNHMpHD, fh.i JSHuhTy lp"7
TIVE FSIIOWIHG ad-iunnsl Irsirrotio1, VII lie
Observed by officers and age,tJ rec;i,.ny The "TaI
u Kind =
j. 1852, re s1:eL drd 10 ,h"r!ze 1unG s=iI- .u
Mi hordad ag'us t, receive f,r bTr.d'iui. End
coru nd Ing for g, fJr III: aam SIS ~ t:e Subsistence
Department
&, The authority given b. s:cl' 30 t. exchange
dno t'r cnti aud hJgs, eaicude DO rs 70 in,ilde
hor and mules.
49, Oice-S who hold asssSso-s' estimates. which cal
for s.e tota maj coil CT from IA" brrircrr the
mnn value ~ ths tax Sat. Commissioner; v9lu \.
lion UuLcr :hei..: aia"n led ths A. pill only 4"
sweet pJta'n-s pr' d:cei ID i!s yssr sGi TIE nu.
teton Will be ceounted prescribed In ar;.cs ~.
e.. Sew. ny pounds 4 s IL por; hat be decid br
TIE war Drpar - be ;bp vl"n' Of sixty pounds
%, ha.ar. Ter :.a = Of q - 'a63 ON SRA
anbo iz.t,O .ccrva the tithe iate vicinity OF n,u!rs
;hs E.l:. -a!roa:s set:ch sfarh fsci lea CT
~ ate receive silt pork ia rrH1 VI hacou.
IS. Tk, Of ct o. the ;i!e la-r ~ - r-oTdr nrpi
.rny cd to r.5Hc the -E?-uses Ct the govern
ney- The lap inc+ of trc sp ~ sh"ud eimpreIsd
n on eyc.y person conEsc'ei Of II calls FOR ali to
sfeutios:'nd energy NJ its n ERA sp1 ateL s. 10
bod u soh sly !nr cfnpuyIn M Lnu 10 not CIV. II
undiviie consideration, shtud be rert rp3 and yiS'
u acr thosn WIu will preh ra tie Dporc-o f tlC
wors and apply 20 II h,:r cheerful aud e"rnest ,haf
Economy viii be c!,,cy o.! rT' I'd he NUM- erO! -;
must he educ Il 70 'has+ i:.t5peG shls z
wtydre inona patent, csreess ID u'urnA:lhl. ,vi
b ~ onte Gi-cAa;g.d Those wao hnb, /, field
VIC, In th9 stray :aEno. be emp oyI Non rous,rp
aud detailed I.StItd sol iers Only clieh'c Tlost
herrtoioe zcmpt, rom having III n I'D srhv'i:nt n
mast rs gr,dually sischs Sd. LAkk'" SMIfu,
jn.!flw y " G., erl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

II use AND Lot IN CHaErER FOR
AL. Il oif-r for sale privately, sow two ror,
Bu:'iins, four sixteen FEST rooms, sas eight fec,
!a's:s -,a.r with t@o story Kichta and Dairy a.
Slo: ,rtsya p":istsY tie EicSr,oni sad Peters
t.s i;a "sd either Of whca places the pnrcsese,
S c''t d TO free passage. Possession siTen jan
ear: 1T Ell;
P't77- wishing 10 purchase correspond With me
"a. nr e., d or with IT. ". Wiu, oftse House Of Dele
ga,.. .: givhIuoud. JOHN o. BRAGG.
dos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

Fsrrsrs and planters notified tbs: hay nus- rot
deliver their tax Kind upon any Other thaa recsrs oil
Qnsr:e;n.stsrs and Ocmusssrie, serving with troops
mi CT eteers and agents on tag ta:y or OF taose who
ficm . Is fEoc IRE specially authorized 70 ollsct
nhs receipts Il tuensnts, WsGcb.Tastera and ipaI.
star: wort iesa They hs7eno sgitrly, ueT chr any
Sae sYe ;asr authority, &c receipt foy tsx "a Eiad
I.SRXIS ssITE,
Assistant Qus-tefmayteT GbueTri.
.AssIsTAnT Q. II. acsEsAL's urfscr, Jan 2, leta.
Ian dim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

, cry Apple alton will be made to the proper
: =. a.''"s :cr duplicate csriaests No. 1!l5o. for
"a .S . uA.G: ~ 1ames Higgirbothan, father OF Il
Il ~. oc;ual, deceased, lao LIST Sergeant Captain
irws :?-.r ny q, 9th Rcs1meat V-Sinls vo!untsers
cy'' % ~ 4. Lo::dra. Attorney. Richmond VI.
sd iovsnvr lie. iscl. isasd t.>,3 tss Second tud
r. ne'e J@r;tdsrL.e SSstsR kut1c9 rdid certificate
,.2y -: - ..:s..iI. II. j, LONDON.
h.tLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

0s-.--a Confederate Bond, No. ~, for 81 so
4 s'u-, Ii Oh Ju.e. bearing Interest from II b
J. IL Isl! iSsa.! rndsr &C. OF Feo. Aoth 1884, In
/ W: o. Gr Thoass J. Wooldridge- Persons are CT
Eoie! asa receiving said boyd application " ii be
f'e' - , upcr auth or.sies t~r RI n4HG! ofthrae
"a ~, THSS J. WOODBRIDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
HEilQ'RS DEPT +oRrH IA OLINA
pl rLMSru LIN = 4 Shi

HE,IQ'RS DEPT -DRrU IA OLISA I
PLTRNsrpaG Jan IN. s6i.
GsTEsAL ORDERS
N..2
J. All otrc,T5 ard snldlers Of Any raad, WI, ar
irving a. Rpy Viii cry po.i IN TIL. Ge pAneD -
he Il DAM Ct The post. ard Tile copy OF h. l
Fave. duly at UGH 49, thay vii f.o copy Of
the Or as.i, pI them duty.
II Ofic!r- in-u aili@g 20 report - G'esed ard
who CANNOT slow orders ra,es auf:'ent 20 werraHt
their ih. from their al wll be res:ed sa6
back |" ts-ir pIo ercom.nard'.
oUmandIuts Of po Is a. d proYoi. Esrhsls will SOC
that ibis ord, s rigidly Gu coed.
~ command Ut
MaIor General T. PICKETT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

pASSpURTS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 3lst, 1863.
The President having approved the follow
IT,: ,uIc, by virtue OF the authority vested in
Ai:1 By The 23d section Of the Act of 18Th
August, 1856, notice thereof is hereby given,
e. tho nfnrmati"a Of al coaccruei.
j. P. BENJAXIE,
Secretary OF State.
mo Passport will be issued from the De-
partment OF State during the pending wa:. 10
AIRY ma'c citizen, unless tho applicant pro-
,;uce and file in the department certificate
f:cm the proper military authorities tina. he
IS NOT liable to duty in the army
ianl--lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15

GETTING lMs,T! sSC. --TGe Isnkea ofiasrs n
tho LibSy are se:tinz inpstisn: 1t th4 neplsc,
with which thsv are trea.i by the Lincoln
Goretnmen'. They don't likN me :iea of Ian.
Crushing il n Sou'haru Tobacco , f,ci,yy "a, H.
ben Il Of tho old 4 .g" even with the MID OF
sn'i 'ie icacias IA heir Northern T.; n !, have
suppl th"m nitho~. stint. Sraa If the h NO.
billed sort maize pr f4,,inr ~ bin, willing
TO .:Ist their G"vsrnment IN III. mater. wh.,e
h-Is. more moderate. c1G.eut Ih-rs Ives with
saving 'hIt their detention. 10 whl,sver c.nsa
owing, may b, honest, bu. i, is ,,eyi.i. n n7c,r.
Portable, Esyersie less. The are al nu1inns 10
ge. home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
CPt'ais bsElnceIh, Ou'S' cpsIor"
6cc15.tJafS)

MTANTED.-A young isdy, wcn qualified to teach
w the hlshe: f:n.ls.h. Matben..ic1, Drawing md
Paiatpg French Latin aad Music desires sisuatou in
Some good sctoo. or Intelligent fGiy South {! Raleigh,
&C.
Address MISS &, Henderson, N. O.. stating psr'icu'
lars OF sctoo! aad salary. d:9l7-ciwi
xTTkSTE9--hr ezperehcv3 Female Teacher.
" for private 'sGiiiy thoroughly competent h teach
the hSGu. b,snch"s Of Elglib nth French and Music
ID the Piano t.fr"nces REQUIRED Salary 5000 per
doa OF ten ,acatLs SCkco to thc 18th Janua
~ Ieta Actress !. II. CROW DER,
da u AUDI Jsnib rsr'rvitIn w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-15
RAID M THE SIriGts An array corIespon-
dent Of The Ranirh 2 n ,resl - writes

RAID M THE SIrigis An array corIespon.
dent Of the Raleigh "P.a.ress," writes
On the night of the 9Th Dscsmber, there was
qnite an extensiva rail made 10y detachn.n's OF
men from Gems p rrYs Wi'cJxs and Wight $
bdgades, atnoun;pg,t tn between ti!e and six
hundred mon upeu The suffers MT Orange Cour.
House One sutler, nam i \ S.hslzngsr, lost
nearly $40 600. about &i5 QUO { which Was in
money, som. 800 or Sc " OF which was in Id
anl silver all oil his cothirg, evan to his boots,
which h. had just pulled od Another one.
Grier, lost snmn $40 900 which was his bile,
aud. of course, he ID now entirely minus They
also relieved p one armed sutler Of about :; ono
The Provost Guard vary p omp:ly turned out to
suppress T.! raiders, ard succeeded in doing So
after they hal wounded several Of them and
some say that Que Of iha number was killed.
have been unable % Learn the why's and WHARF
f'rcs Of this attack upcn the suffers. and 81
course, mako no com nadt upre Il &! all for the
present.
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kEsIc%ED UgIr.D STATES ARAr OFFICERS.
By q late commun' Cation Of CIV. L5.c;ar c,
the Legislature OF Wig MA, i: APPEAR tia.
the Off; rs who hare MT been received iuto
the Confederate service. and coz tiruc o bs
paid ky the State, are Briysdler c.. er al
Tn mas J Fnunt'eroy. Gil. ) ,seph 5 lien
and Col. Henry Hill, Of tas amy. a,i Caps.
Hugh y Page, Cap' HarT;sp" II Coz ka.
Commander Wiiliam Green, Lieat.nnr Lon
ard Il. Lyae and S:iling Mastrl II + Youu..
Of ihe lazy. These officer, ure al na,,vcs Of
this STATE. CD S,ld'n ha- b.aY io- soate
time pat Inspector General OF the So.
forces.
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Personal,

MIR. VIZ. BRADY, No. lel. Easr Tw-uty.
,ighth street, New York-Dcsr Brciher
am we'll, but have been severely wHundcd
twice. Father and brother Wiliiuln died du'
ring the siege Of Ficksburg. / I'm IN Co. A.
18th Mississippi, Posey's Brigade, a':d would
like to hear from you.
Your affectionste brother, THOMAS.
I1-New York Herald. please copy.
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