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The weekly union record., 1864-12-31

UNPLRAsANr FACrs-The New York Tri
bune makes the assertion that, while the
farmers of the United States have voted for
Lincoln with a unauimi,y unprecedented in
any resolute contest, the gains for Mcclellan
wherever such gains are shown, were from the
foreign vote. MIR. Greeley is remarkable for
the accuracy and breadth of his statistical
knowledge. He declares that scarcely any
native farmers of New York can be named
who voted for Lincoln in 1860 aud against him
in 1864, while nearly the whole gains for Nc
Clellan came from naturalized ard urRatural-
lied foreigners. residents or mere denizers Of
large cities. He says: We know an election
district in Westchester comfy wherein Mr.
Lincoln gains twenty FIVE votes. in good part
by conversions, but these gains were balanced
by twenty-six na,uralizatouS, mainly Of labor
ers in q quarry, all of whom voted, of course,
for Mcclellan. In PENNSYLVANIA, the McClel.
Ian vote is enormously swelled by the mining
counties Luzerne, Schuylkill, Berks, Columbia,
Wayne, &c, &c.-nine tenlhS Of the miners
being foreigD-born apar, from these, the Lin
coin majority is overwheming-we think not
less than one hundred thousand in the aggregate
vote Of the State. So this State. had the
right of suffrage been restricted to natives,
would have given our President more than one
hundred thousand majority. while New Jersey
and Delaware would both have supported him.
We state these facts in no spirit Of hostility TO
adopted citizens. We wage no war upon their
rights and franchises. We intend no impeach-
meut of their integrity or their patriotism.
They vote as they see fit; if they saw more
clearly, we do not doubt they would vote more
benefcently. We only insist that due weight
be given TO the substantial unanimity of our
Amarican-born voters in upholdiug their
Government"
The weekly union record., 1864-12-31

THE ENGLISH LAYGUAGE-The words of the
English language are compound of several
foreign languages. The English language may
be looked upon as complication. both in
words and expressions of various dialects
Their origin is from the Saxon language. Oar
laws were derived from the Norman, our mill
taTy terms from the French, our scientific
names from the Greek aud our stock of nouns
from the Latin, through the medium Of the
French. Almost all the verbs in the English
language are taken from the German. and
nearly every noun or adjective is taken from
other dialects. The English language is com
posed Of 5,033 words OF which 6,732 are from
the Latin, 43l2 from the French, 1865 from
the Saxon, 600 from the Greek. 69l from the
Dutch. 2ll from the Italian, l06 from the
German mot including yerbsl 30 from the
Wecb. IS from the Danish. sc from the
Spanish, so from the IcelaDdic, 81 from the
Swedish, 81 from the Gothic, l6 from the
Hebrew, IS from the Teutonie. and the remain
der from the Arabic, Syriac. Turkish, Portu-
guese, Irish, Scotch, and other languages.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-31

MONEY in your purse will credit you: wis
dom in your head will adorn you; both 10 your
necessity viii serve You.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-31

Grx. Scorr or TRFAsoS In Gen. Scott's
memoirs, written By himself and just Published,
speaking Of the acquittal Of Aaron Burr on
trial for treason, be says: This j. 10 be re-
cretted not that the thirst for blood was not
s!aked on the occasion. but because, there
never having been an execution in the United
States for the highest Of crimes, our people
were. in 1872 and 1861 still untaoght most
ueedful lesson-that playing at treason is a
dangerous game! Hence, to threaten treason
has become an ordinary party device 10 Domin-
atDg Presidents, and ia tactious debates 90 the
floors Of Congress; hence ratification in ls32-
'33, aad hence the present mighty rebellion.
CATHOLIC GrSERALs-Tbere are upward of
thirty Major Generals ard Brigsdier Generals
in the United States Army who profess the
Catholic faith. The most prominent are Gen
erals Meade, Rosecrans, Sheridan, Meagher,
Sickles, Ord and Gilmore.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-31

J. a Carpenter. Ct the Egyptian portion Of
Illinois. delivered the following brief bu, piihy
address al the johnson Coauty Agricultural
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

Yhls Qonfedsfsoy now exhibIts 10 the world spee-
tscls instructive 10 the lovers of liberty In all future
times-the fpsctaols Of free Institutions displaying the
maximum war power possible 10 the puuber OF iu peo'
pie. History will consider herself sufficiently accurate
In asserting they rose man In defence OF their
rights aud shall be privileged To record that they en-
dured till God crowned their efforts with sreosss
Complaints made Of the txercife Of extreme pow
ers by the military authorities of the lstd Let it DO
remembered that moro than 900 yesrj ago II was pro-
verbal that Sin the midst Of the laws are silent
II are repeating history In many respects, In this
particular ct lea,t We are repeating IL with some i'm
provement. The laws not wholly silent here. The
civil authorities of the States still exercise control
psrsops not In the military service of the Oonedsra
Hiaef; life and property are In the maio secure schools
and churches arc open under exemptions granted by
this Government charitable associations flourish; mohs
and riots are unknown, and woman 10 still everywh 70
honoured and protected, ain COURT In camp and grave.
NJ Speaker We are furnishing to history only snoth
or example of severe trial end heroic endurance for civ
aud political rights. Lst % not delude ourselves with
the belief that peculiar case, or that our here.
ism Is unparalleled. II endure what other people
have been known 10 suffer Ia defence Of their liberties
and Independence, our tf,rs will be crowned with
success, as have been the efforts Of other nations.
know 1t IL common to complain Of the susrings Of the
times dnd to sIcAim, I'VE are tired Of the war ~
But these complaints from the real su rers,
the brave men In often from hoee Who not
80 tired OF the war as they OF their load OF anxiety
relative to the final curity Of their profits. fore our
time nations have been ex1austed OF eli their fighting
population-of all their material resolross-vhsa
struggling against supsrior numbers.
Before our time It was said:
The harvests Of Anetum
Tbis year old men shall reap;
This year young boys in Umbro
Shall plunge the struggling sheep;
And In the vAts of Luna
This year the must shall foam
Round the white feet Of laughing girls
Whose siIes have marched 10 R,ms.
Let not him complain Of our present con-
diton Who has heretofore rendered the homage
Of Q glowing admiration 10 The schievemsn.s #
those heroic nation, who, In times past, have
fought for life AID liberty In the midst OF
civil horrors unknown to as: when Lass we're not only
,ient, but dead and liberty and Law, qaicksned By
the blood Of patriots and heroes, vsrs last
rise together from the ashes Of psopls conluned IN
the hess Of war. Il vii DO sufficient for our cause ii
We equal the grea, deeds OF Ihs past.
"Romans, in RomsI quarrel,
Spared neither land nor god,
Nor son nor wife, nor limb nor life,
Ia the brave days Of old"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
NJ Chamhar,, SnsAch.

We have the pleasure OF prosOn. ia full to- day tie
speech Of Mr. Chambers on the preston OF employing
saves Is 80 drs Tee reader ill be apt TO conclude
that rO,hog else remains to be aid upon hiE-aiged
psOpOs ion. Mr.. Chambers has thoroughly exposed ?
ins1ped Grey c1d u1visiom. No cno viii regret tie
ana devoted to the psrussl cf his remarks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
BUNAwAYs IN JAIL,
TINE following Negroes have been CT

II III ~'"5HVOo fi"VV UUCH
Il the City JAIL iu-aw4ys VIC: - if't- "f'h.1
AMOS. committed May IA. 1884, the property Of Frank a.
Ward, Of Balnoie had brown pants lrsy jIeket
about DID, a'out feet high, and since his
he says he and on Peerba and calls himself Amos
oArHAnSx, small girl, committed sept Is 1884, had on
checked cation dres about % years 0I sbeu, huh
county
LEs, committed oct LISA a, the p, opery III. widow Of
John Jaws OF Charles Cty cluny--hsd ebtoke Cotton
drts,, Is yssrs .g1 back ana ,ou lee hsh
LIZA cosmItei oct a. 1884 as bel9nsipgt VIM Tmpe Of
RshEond bet says she belongs Mr.. -hs on GOTTEN
dress, about 10 ye4rs oldbaek and Abou, iest Oh.
The othe above slaves
prove ovsrhp and pay charges 0fthsy WI sold according
10 Law. THOs. q. ODDLY,
eea9-eev ssrgt oity Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Toe Houso met Of toe usual hour sad vas opened
wiz p.sysr by the RsF D, Duaoan.
The CHAIR announced gl0 following as sptei'
e-muitee hree 70 icquiIe into to pEopEey o. ma
king an appeal 70 the several STATES for The purpose Of
reducing the humber ar Of procuring uniformity in tss
exemption of floors call, for by The resoutior
Of Mr. Staples tf Va psseed On yesterday,
On uotor Of Me- RUSSELL, tho House lhsn went
fnko sscret afFsiHu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
MISUNDERSTANDING ASAIS.
RICHMOND WHlG.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. IL. 1854.
RVENING WING.

We shAl publish, to-day, at 2 O'Clock ?. H. and
,ysry succeeding day Sundays sHcePssd a the sane
hour, An evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whig viii contain the latest news BY mall and telegraph
up % the hOsr Of going prs editorials, local intel
E-.ro. hs. HSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

DELICIOUS CONVENTION.-The AN
~ NUAL CONVENTION OF THE DisOiRLAb o. CHRIST,
IA this safe post Onsd frcm Tie 81 Instant I'll be h a.
LOUISA COURT HOUSE tue THURSDAY before the THIRD
SUNDAY In rreaen monh g'uFa attendance ursed
nangsrss please prepare her reports Ter Prsenta
N.n. I'll JMAB A. CkkNshAHi eeeretAry.
noiR-Ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

OFFICE OF TIE Vine, Nov IL, 1864.
An auction sale Of bonds, stocks, etc., took
place, to-day, at the auction io,m Of hsssrs Owen
port Co. The following is report Of the prices OBJ
tanned. The bonds we're sold, usual, with in crest
Added.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
slQO REWARD,

FOR the apprehe nsion and delivery to me,
lodged I. get or Glty dollars LOT .,hss
Of them. negro boys. KID vvERruH len my
farm In Hanover county, Va, the 2oEh pten
Ned eighteen tsSnty cid, tr
tigh clr much, wLeI En- Cit
cd Il II uns before he . asds n
likely sovs boy chased lin Neon estate n
Louisa ccustI, Va, January 18Th. 1902.
Oys ton ffeen sixteen Old, dark complexion very
ksly, and grown 10Y bi, age 0vertoa Also smmes
excited. purchased him Of the Inbeake ,st.te al
Loaisa 01ust HouIe, Dscemoss 18Th, lstO.
mink 10 likely Ale together, perhaps In Rchmond %
nsy have AoquAItanos and so.Deetions here
NJ address Locust oissx. Louis. oOu-ty,v Va
9S-clm rHOA HARDIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
DIED.

O, FJarv 100 lrtsnt Al The lsljues o. kri. ?. T.
RIO ss n ~ cate field usts, 81 er lns sras ness ~
WARO PLTAsANTs Of taiI ely IN M toEys'VsS Je>F u
BIZ .urssl vi take place icn the Third Pa, 'sna5
otureA fChurth IA ID TO-auREOW Sunday AoRNIfd, Al y
oeo,k Rsns ui atq iAatanee8 Of the = ally ars invited %
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE next annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Rchn, : rsderctsburs ana Pstonse Railroad
will held 1t the ONCE or the Company In Of
ri hmond IL O'Clock NJ wLDsEsDAY, the I6h November,
1864. WINSTON,
oclT-2aWtd Secretary nd Treaurer.
In consequence Of the proclamation OF The Prsdea Of The
conde aie sstes sp2ontng the day boye named for
ana pub s vorh'p toe annual meeting OF this Company will be
sol urn.d 10 and held the nett day thursday II the
month. no4-2aVtd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
ATOLRN.
TAKEN 4

TAKEN from my house By the Yankee Raid
u IA onea per GA Es Seats, No. b5so, for eSeo
Agpaea,ion VII be Ala a. ths SrSAsury f0E IsEesa
pas-lAVSs tRok pEQNAVGH,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
wHAr nnNs LIZ MEAN

No bcas arrived A. "A'ten's' yestsF6AJ; hence We
ware viii out cur ususl pply o. Nor'bern papers, and
ara unable 10 give sddi ional Prasidsrtal returns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

HHHH EHHf VALUABLE BHICK TEND
mES1S
Us Mails SrAIkF, AND
LARGE LUMBER HOUSE
"a I'm, between Main and O.ry stree,s
With largo VAUANf LOT in rear,
For Sale Privately.
We offer for sale, privately, the three large
BIZ TESEhkHTs, Main street. occupied re- nee.
lively b. w. j. Harweod Lserman and Mr. Jacobs Ibss,
are business houses and have the advantage being
'ne SANE TN and have pack bui1ngj foe
Ieng AmPe sefVans commodson. Tho Lum ser House
factory la'g substantially tulI pretty good repair
S large Lat IA rear, eIet ding shockoe creek sun
Client Tor the sreolh OF large
aP, lyto GRUBBs vIIITIS ~
nol2-4t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

WV IVY VI II OumOuu D1nQ5. 1854. $50
i'ooo 'rh hFer H. bond, Per OF. 1874
Also, $500 CONF honda 1872 to 81, 800; $500 do
6S $9l; q 500 do 6S 500; 80 500 do lu $500 bouds
1868, $lOQk $500 fifteen mullon cospon bond, SIIO
81 800 se'on thi'J bonds yrs Int due. sold IA. s79
Sl,t 10 seven per cent. bonds, small, $72t
Also, 10 iharss Farmers B.pk tloox ITS; 10 dc
Bank OF Vrsi1is 1884, 40 do $3.50; is do Tradsrs
Bank l4s; 10 d. Be OF Richmond SEX 10 do AIVr-
G e. Las; 10 %; 40 Od Dom. Is 20. SO; 10 CO
u.s. so DO "a ok) ll6; do Pc ,sin o. ll2j; 10 60
lo't; 70 do u lot) lO7; II do los; 2 do Um,n &.
DC. 600; DO Ola Dom mon TrAdiog Go. l IT'S; / d.
1900; 10 do edmond Imp ind EXP o. $50.
As, $3.50 gold c,n Is lot) % Tor one; s5Os do q
Ioi.) z7t 500 silver Gin 2 81 800 do g l,ts) a.
oO coip Of monte ibis toso~ s ter onf 81 22O NJ
U'roina corpon, per c., l27io$l O0O. Ouu ri arc
York River h. coupons 100
At'r the sale, We were spprizsd of tho sale OF
$50 900 Pr cant. Conf bonds, corpoa, IN 1880, a.
l2s and int; and SIT 900 do, due 1881, at ,,m
figures.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

T1n0 REWARD,
plOO For the apprehension Of BECKY girl IT years old
tall and we'll proportional about feet hg Of dark ginger
bread color, with eth the 10 side OF her
or law, very large Of vaccination the left arm
10 striped cotton coat; samners htly when denly adj
dressed Bhe vert % In Rvanna canal boat and posed
with free negroes the canal 0r In Rchmoni
GEO u bTAEhLIa,
seqn-sisv9v> Rssvict Depot, AlbsmArs 90, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

| lIVINt eEnVIGK WILL BE HELD IN
- the hall OF the EXCHANGE HOTEL, TO. aORRoW (su,
dAy) oVsnng. at hali-p Isl 7 o'ol.ok N
oeB AID soldiers ne In or pass ng tbrou, IN Rclua
ana te public senerIly, are -vheI 10 apend
keo services win be held regularly the Hall avery sun
day evening " ~ mall ess sS sao
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
CONFEDERATE STAIRS CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSIOE-SEcOBD CONGRESS-
SENATE

FRIDAY, NOV. llt5, 1864.
TIE Senate was not il On 70 day. having ad-
10 Iintd over Until M01esy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

SPkkNOIO lNvESGM6NT FOR CONREDE-
NATE MONEI.
/ WILL sell, at public auction, at LuEenbuIg
= Court Hou's h0NDAY, l%th hoveGDs, 1864 (cuIdA
for four monIhs uIne, Leso.bs
The option Of the purchaser undivided tiI
W vaasbs slaves and 66 scrst Of nnu In LGnsL6ug
county Va. Mrs. Jane ID 1tusl Iesi. es wi tie Avss On
the life
end, Joei blaeEss, J 10 upwAr.s Of ~ years
Further paru- nAls on Vie day OF
lo1-cNs T. ID. IURNLULL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

A HORSE SUPPOSED To BIZ STOLEN.
WE have in our possession large blood bay
hsr, uai We took nom suspcsu, char etsr few days
He said he took her, dd'St steal her
Manchester and PstenbuIg the about eight yssrs 3D. lsn
hind foot white here other msrfs Of quence
By coming proving property paying
80 = ~ - ts08l JOS .. nRREnIr1, H. D. j.
..f-.. 49,. L-.--..i,-.. .. JOHN O. hILL1a q
perkIrsylia. annrhlsrd equity Va j. ~ snia- "a,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF raE
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD COM
PANY,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. RoLDERs Of the vHginis Central Railroad Company viii
be held In Tie city Of Richnond ThUR5DAY day
November, 1864. '-'- "i' ''. ''' -
Extracts from as BY Ld,os Of ne Company: 20. %
"Au oxes TO rsprsseat psockbode general meeting
shall be in writing, signed BY person
the power Pansrshps may sign In The the parta
ship; and the signature Of either Of toe arm shs be
Wild No proxy shau valid given ihan xy prior
10 The meek4g OF Ii, Company. ID ,5 49, ..u so a d..
ko proxy indylo shall pass free going 10
self q sookholder.. -'- H... 900 ." d"
The transfer shall be el,sd days PREVIOUS 10
any general meeting" - .s.. J. GARRETT,
- Treasurer.
Richmond, October q, 1854. , .i' rs.. t -t..
oc2l-dlt4std ...t..-4-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
COMMISSIONERS CPPIoI,
HASovKR toUNTY, VA,
Nov. LIST, 1864.

THE County of York, in the State Of Vir.
l. Enia, being lied b. the pablo pu'su-
The act Ufthe General Amby Eco Sc 1854
The following accounts before sic undergnsd
Bleks,tsn l. Winiton, Err Of John 4. Winston.
Toe same, Gdn OF IA luel Winston.
The same, Gd'n Of Ills - I'll p. r, winston.
nol-e4g T. nOSWgII. Cou.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
A PROCL M Alto N. .st BE-, GOV
- av@ STATE OF VIRGINIA, !
tt yi.o-s 't' 'H3 ExIcUuvE BiPAsINSrr,
-. - . ..----. II ct mtLd W. La fsfI L

The General Assembly OF ths Commonwealth having, en- the
9Th Btbrusry esouiOn tqaesIins be
cou oI the st Wed1,s isy 10 Dece Hher nsst
jory at booy having In wiling, tie l0h DAY Of March
also asksd that they shall be embed the lime
saii; therefore, L.ir er- s..c5 y "a 20 i..-, .t
l. WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the Commonwealth In Se-
wishes thus r1pnsd DO hereby BY hf
my p-olAuon tn; majors I'D De esnes Of The
Assem- this foGnonwrsh, tat they qu cd 10 con.
yens the Capitol In IN city h Richmond, t. 81 We'd.
n,sdsy DE enber n 10 ocock H. n, ant there 10
onsjsrar tSe pachi,n Of puoi 70 rs All 10
such Jaws ., hsy rsy fsem n=eessA sni, Pepper So
IL Gfvsa under ny hand a. Govern ", and under tbs
l. g. Seal Of hs ealth a I'M, ey.
Of November. 1854. an In tn s9.s year Of the
sradN q ssAiih sJy1l T9sv - e'r1aii' U ~
Tsts Gsoaan v. huHoap, 'tsSi'eHrr-,7n
sserssIy Of The oonnonvsahA,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
CONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN Or DE-
SIROHED.
eers hereby give notice that they

III HE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
Il will axe pplcs i'm for renewal of the fooviTg
derAts States bon1s which stolen deso, ed
ashuTdSy toe td Of 0tober 1854, tn II Tedei
one mile Mem heGshey,vile, Rockingham Ltny, NhgIis,
viz:
Tn. foil wing per bond loan alho February .Oh
1853 sr ed March I'd 1895 and July lst is6S: Numbers
1870 2sSSO 1858 aud 81 fr $500 90 EACH
ig psr bonus authorized ~ Ct Congress
10th 1868. AID sisnsd March I'D 1861, viz Number. 6 652
1853 llS4 5l, I4ts, &t8 aba I4i;6 4t6 l4Ib5 Ia So
i4l6 1870 1911 and s3Ts Tor 1850 90 each
Ao hs following eslt dates for bonds uu By the
Depotary In haf sonug to q. t'p les viz: riGc-le
haroh llh 1884, No ali. for t7g; ceihaie uAsd
llih 1854 NO "a for s6V0 ideae 2Sd
1864 No 1875 for ESQ., Certificate In Of HcpELs
Kisl g. 1900 NO. 1883 dated haicn " h, rel
NOV. -y6w.s H0t ElNs KILLING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12
JOHN w. GENTRY & co,
COMMISSION NERCHAsrs.

No Is Main Strict, Richmond Va.
USf received, large assortment of Smoking
- and ohesng Tob,coo, havana FLORIDA Cigars Pipes
lquor soaPs rtas Fancy Articles which We invite
the particular sttenLlon Of the trade. :. =. =
EH- upsignments respectfully solicited. nov 1O-9vs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

WANTEO-A Gentleman or Lady 10 teach
w small children, boy and gi II Lady ne ihaa
can teach Music the plano a:d Lsn preferred. val give
board snd 1870 II desired eud IKE four boys sir
poarders, giy the teacher uen livery tbiog
Lished teacher and pupils except nthu. AdGress
In. R. J. II. HAT0HLTT,
70 1--t6t' Lunepburg u. b. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

WAS committed to Henrico county Jail,
w July the 9Th, 1854, negro gill named RsOHEL The pro-
OF the hei OF Albert 30 Of Hanover. negro
20 81 Of feet inches hgh,
built, dark coGDleIion Had on, when mmed
Virginia cloth frock.
her requested 70 forward prove property pay
charges and take her shs viii be dealt 6ng
70 GEO. ID. PLEASANT6,
A. a lhArlG of Hapr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

A GsNTLkMEN, permanently exempt from
military service, Who h. hsd very eIpeieuce
Teaching, and who recently hi PIofesohpn southern
College, desires iuatOn ~ T-Ior 10 private family pn-
sipAl VI . school Good reference tvtn.
Address J. w KEEBLR,
no3-e8s whg once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

X ECElVED DiRkCf FnOA BALTInOkK
4O BLOoKADk GOODS.
BELVIN'5 BIO X sH.E STORE
1000 pairs Of Lsdies, Misses and Chdrens Shoes have
been this day received.
largs lot OF SERVANT Broguo
zoo 10 go pairs Of henB kngish sheer
Corsss and Shoe LAces, Shoe Thread
Pine Felt french Hst
French CALF skins
Boots and Shoes Of our make
Now the largest stock the We Invite the attention Of
buyers. Hs Will spaIs ,f,rt 20 please cu.t,nen
DARBY, REED 6ENrhY,
saoe stofe 18th sIest
bos-sodiu A fe9 doors above Main.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-16
WASHINGTON, July 5.

Intelligence from the upper Potomac states
that the citizens of upper Maryland are ter
ribIy frightened, and are fleeing with their
property in all directions. The danger thus =
far seems apprehended more than real, for
Frederick even is not occupied as reported,
and rebel command has not occupied per-
manently any town on the Maryland side OF 77 q
the Potomac. The enemy is supposed to be-
part of Ransom's Gate Stewarts) cavalry,
with infantry from EwelPs Corps. f8sf , rsa
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public lads, after passing the Senate by a
two thirdyote, will lave to lay over to the
next sess,n:in the House among the nhfn'
ished buness. Your correspondent, ct,
labored hrd to show my reference to the old
canal claii was incorrect. He cannot, how
ever, escae the conclusion, that an accept
ance of he first proposition of settlement
would haze saved to. the State more than
four time 4he amount, in interest now lost.
Since te return of the President and AS
sistant Secretary of Var Dana, from visit
to the arrS, more firm confidence has been
inspired b the ultimate success against
Richmond Gen. Grant seems confident and
feels strog enough il men and means to Sc
cure the ill of the reDel capital. -
Col. Pole has returned here after few
weeks serice at the white House" and VIZ
entity andis now acting as Provost Marshal
in this cit. Col. ALIEN has finally compile
ted his labrs in connection with the examin-
ing boardDr officers IN the colored regiments
and his hath, though precarious, is so far
recoveredhat he desires again to 60 into ac-
tive servi, in the field. His regiment will
be here, their way home, in about week,
their termof service having expired. Col
Com recaed some time since handsome
little tesnonial of the regard of his old
command, consisting of badge in the form
of golde cross surmounted by silver ca
Gle. On e cross isihscribed to "Col. ANA
sA CoBB, bun the soldiers of the 9th Wis.
Vols" Prmaster LAWRENCE Is still eonfin-
ed, but it rumored that he will soon have
his trial, id also that there is no existing ev-
idence thaimplicates him in the robbery of
the safe al the subsequent events. X.