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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, Aug. pa special to the
Chronicle says all the information from the
Shenandoah Valley indicate that strong reb-
el force under Early is near Martinsburg and
Winchester.
Advices from Hagerstown. Nd, represent
that the excitement at that place continues.
Refugees are arriving there in large numbers.
The farmers living along the Potomac river
are again running their stock towards Penn.
sylvania for safety.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-The following is pub
stance of which the censor would not permit
transmission over the wires last night:
HARPER's FERRY, Aug. pa brisk engage
ment occurred yesterday, two miles beyond
Charlestown, between the Army of Western
Virginia and the rebel force now in the Shen-
andoah Valley. The battle commenced at 8 A.
M. by heavy column of rebel infantry and
cavalry attempting to pierce our front near
Summit Point, and after sharp but decisive
struggle, our skirmishers were compelled to
give way.
The first division, Gen. Wilson, and Gen.
Ior6etts cavalry corps were lengaged and suf-
iered heavily. The movement is supposed to
have for Its object the possession of Martins.
purg, 1or at the same time false movement
was made against our extreme lett, but soon
the rebels appeared in front of our right, con-
slstlng OF the 9Th, 9Th and 18th corps. snort
but determined battle took place. Inc "a
division lost heavily-some 600 wounded ana
sixty or seventy killed and missing. Our rgne
drove the enemy over mile ana tnen leu pack
to our old line until the army retired toward
where they now are in line OF battle
Rumors are afioat that the rebels are crossing
the Potomac at Martinsburg. II is certain
that the rebels have possession OF Martinsburg.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

IF we could but again have govern
ment of law, with an Executive who would
regard the sanctities of an oath to protect
and defend the Constitution, we would
soon see at the South and at the North,
and all over this broad country, what
Burke said of England, when she changed
her policy towards Wales:
From that moment, as by charm, the tu-
multi subsidized; obedience was restored; peace.
order, and civilization followed in the train of
liberty. When the day star of the British Con-
stitution had arisen in their hearts, all was har.
mony within and without
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Gen. Sully's Expedition.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Ben
ton arrived in St. JOSEPH on Sunday. She
is the only one of the mountain fleet that
went as high up as Fort Benton, on the
Upper Missouri. When the Benton ar
rived at Fort Rice, (date not given,) a
courier had just arrived from Gen. Suliys
army, who reported him getting along
we'll, and that he was within eighty miles
of about 4, 900 Sioux Indians.
It seems that General Pope had ordered
General Sully to take his command and
escort an emigrant train, consisting of two
hundred wagons, from Wisconsin to the
mouth of Elkhorn River, in Idaho Terri
tory, and that he is now in pursuit of the
hostile Indians. Gen. Sully and his com
mand, it is reported, are greatly dissat-
isfied because they are not at liberty to
clean out the Indians; but as soon as the
emigrants get to their destination. Gen.
Sully Intended to give his attention TO the
redskins.
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Our Army Correspondence.
LETTER FROM THE FOURTH
REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS MINI, VET. NFANTRY,I
ALArooNA, GA, Aug. II, 1s64-

HEADQUARTERS MINI, VET. INFANTRY
ALATOONA, Ga, Aug. IL, Ioo4-
To the Editor Of the Pioneer:
Here We are still up among the mouHtaAiis,
and with but slight hopes OF beng sent 10 tne
front"
Atlanta still holds out, and the cannon send
their deep notes in sullen re'erperation through
these grim old rock hills, and we are told daily
Of show the battle goes bravely on" the COM
ing train bears past us its unceasing contribu-
lions to the hospital Of the suffering, the g!o-
rious true hearted soldiers of the West :. brave
spirits lying upon roughly foored freight cars,
bandaged and blood-stained, sitting their
means, while the soul speaks out in the smile
upon their pallid faces Of the grand and une-
Qualled heroism that dwells in their natures;
heroism more thrilling in its intense purity
OF purpose than has characterized nations
soldiers since the days Of &c.
Except at the Immediate front everything is
quiet. = number Of the cavalry belonging TO
Stonemans command have passed through
here lately, having escaped capture during the
recent defeat.
The loss of General Mcpherson IS universally
felt and deplored by the troops in this depart
ment, many OF whom have fought under him
in times past. and some were xnder his leader
ship at the time of his death.
Our worthy Adjutant William +. kittredge
having received q commission as a. 4. g., and
been ordered 10 report to Gen. J. 3. Sanborn,
left YESTERDAY for his destination. Capt. Kit
redge came cut with our regiment at the start,
and has risen from the ranks to the position he
low holds. His present appointment is one
well merited by him, his qualifications IS sol
der, true scholar and perfect gentleman en-
titling him TO high preterment. May his way
De ever onward and upward
This and nothing more. al present.
q. Med. I.
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FROM SHERNIAN'S ARMY.

NEW York, Aug. 22.-The Commercial prints
the following special Late advices from
Sherman via Nashville, state that the rebels
have 10000 troops at Atlanta, including 40, 900
Georgia militia. Their works are fifteen feet
high with deep bitches. Sherman has felt
their lines thirteen miles with a view to
turning their position, but thus far has been
unable to effect the object. Their lines prove
equally strong at all points,
CINCINNATI. Aug. 23.-The special to the
Gazette from Nashville. says Wheeler struck
the Knoxville and Chattanooga road be-
ween Sweetwater and London and DESTROYED
the communication for time, but doing
no serious damage. Steadman il driving
him towards Knoxville, where Gen. Carter has
a force in 'front.'
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THE "SONS OF LIBERTY,

OlNcINNATl. August 23.-The morning pa
peIs publish lengthy extracts from the Dodd
coraespoaaence captured at Indianapolis. A
manuscript copy of Dodd's address to the
franc franc :; Iounell is among the papers, from
met in Chicago on the list of Jnlv-two DAYS
before the Democratic National Convention
was to have been held.
a spontaneous meeting was held at Indian
apols last night, to take counsel Concerning
the dangers surrounding them 1t was the
largest outdoor meeting ever held there. and
extremely orderly. There was deep feeling
among the people, who denounce the secret
order rs most mischievous and calculated to
bring us into civil war, declaring the charge
that the Union party intend to use the military
power to prevent fair election q SANDER upon
Union men and our brave soldiers.
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STEAMER BURNED.

CAIRO August 22.-The steamer Courier,
owned in Memphis and St. Louis, was burned
to the waters edge at o'clock this evening,
while transferring her cargo OF naval stores to
the naval dispatch boat at Mound City.
The fire was caused by the ignition OF bar
The contents of the Courier were valued at
$50, 600 insured for $4,000. The cargo is q
total loss. No lives were lost. One man was
seriously burned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26
FOREIGN DEMAND FOR BONDS.

New YORK, Aug. 22.-The increased de-
mand from abroad for our Government securi-
ties continues to enhance their price. A num-
Der of foreign house have on hand large orders
for 5.2O's; the lO-4Os also, it is reported, are
are likely to be in demand for the European
markets. We learn that at present the foreign
orders for Government securities amount to
abort ten million Of dollars.
Gold opened at 1864, and, after selling a.
2j7, closed dull at 256.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

PoI1T1oAL PRosP1ors "DowN EArr."-
A letter from subscriber in Maine has
the following significant postscript:
Political affairs are looking glorious down
here. II the Chicago Convention will only
give US conservative candidate, you'll hear
good news from Maine. We are going to
swap horses, sure, II Chicago will only trot
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

IT is understood that the Adjutant of
the 32d Regt. M. g. NJ, and several others with
him, were incapacitated tor military service the
other day by palpitation Of the heart occa-
stoned by desperate efforts to get away from
bear. The celebrated Jack was let loose
while they were looking at him, and made a
rush. His visitors straitway went over the
fences and adjoining outbuildings at double
quick, while Jack numbered towards water
tank In the corner of the yard and buried his
head in its cool depths.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

DINING ROOM HELP.-Wanted imme-
diately at the Nicollet House, Minneapolis, a
competent Steward and eight dining room girls,
c. E. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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THE CITY.

HUsTIaHs oouaT.-In tbs court. yesterday, Granville
hontsls EXAMINED the charge of horse stealth
aud sent on to be tried before Judge Lyons.
e. O Emore indicted for betting a, faro, cent word
10 the COR mon"eaths Attorney, Mr.. r Daniel, that
he would plead guilty, Afd IheTeupan the ary fined him
$500 esoh in three cases.
Tns case OF John n Ferguson, indicted for both
exhibiting Zero and betting at faro vas in the absence
Of y tns'sss, laid over till the following dsy.
The case Of VIM srellipgs, similarly injected, Ess
similarly disposed Of
Albert Ball was tried aud convicted of obtaining
money under fsss preiences, snd vas cent to jail for
two N ,nths
hf Ball appealed t. tie Court to relieve tin of tia
sentence, stating that tbe Wom1n had offered TO pa,
him the money to examine hsE paper; that he did not
take the money as brbe; that be had large family
dependent upon him.
The Court after consultation, refused to alter their
sentence fOey held that Ball. having been long TIM
N nbsr Of the city night WATCH was fully aware ei
the uniawfslness of his conduct
Barney Tracey VA hned sl5 for asssulting Loais
AnteLotti
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properly worthless; you determined TO rePu.
date them by refusing to receive them for property
which you cannot yourselves, nor otherwise dispose
Of then ray let them go, but give rs the food for the
soldiers; make donation OF it outright without money
md without prce for The Galvatcn of your count -
for at las it is only question between giving &c to
your own countrJmen aud having it taken from you by
your enemies. You must uphold and support your
armies or submit to drgracslul spOliation BY the
punderng haUd # the Nor Hern 'Vandal.
II people had In their poW.r TO render last
ing service TO struggling and bleeding couotry, with
pecuniary sacrifice or Prvaon ycu are that people
Look at your condition Your homes have been
unmoested. Your lands and possessions remain un-
touched by the rude hand of war, every domestic
fort and material blessing which you enjoyed
secured 70 you still you debt your business is
self supporting; and by domestic exchanges you can
live without money, aud even your Confederate taxes
wi be lquidated by The 1.-THE In kind,
What possible excuse or justification then, have you
for Withholding food from the fo,ders or asking exob
t8nt prices for IN Do you need the encouragement
OF NOBLE and patriotic examples | cte you to the
farmers Of Virginia. who recently by ind gnan resclu-
tons in public meetings, compelled the Comm isioners
of that State TO reduce the price OF wheat from $50 to
So per bushel.
What Iesponse will you make, men Of Alabama, to
this robe utterancs from that grand. ola Uommo =
wealth. Whatever you DO let II be demo promptly and
unsparingly.
TIE demand comes to you from the trenches around
Atlantis, where lie the bent aud Wearied bodies Of
tue noble soltery who have planted themselves there
in defence Of your homes aud property Will you sup
ply them out of your abundance
/ charge this responsibility directly upon you be.
you have themeans In your banda, and there i:
no escaping the accountability to God and your country
JOIN J. WAIIER,
Mfjor and Ohief Uom'ry, Ala.
Ofo' Of Ohlsf OOmmssary Of Alabama, Mobile, Aug
So 1864.
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gave Dutch Gap and It's canal dlgssrs the bsnsa. of

gave Du'Ch Gap and lts canal dlgsers the bsns. of
brisk Smelling.
EIoHAEdE or NAVAL Prisoners.
We are grAti6ed to learn that arrangements have
been made by own and the Yankee naval authori-
ties for the exchange of all naval prisoners held by
them. 1t Is supposed tia; each hold b,us az equal
number but it has been agreed in he event there an
excess on either side that the other party shall make up
Its deficit from the army prisoners in Is potses1n. The
exchange will probably take place Charleston some
time next week. This wi restore to inerty Admi al
Buchanan and other bravo Confederate naval offcer
In This connection, had VT state that late North
ern pspera, the TdbUns among the number, say hat
strenuous Efforts being made at Washington to
Induce Lincoln to agree to an exchange OF all rison-
ers OF war
GENERAL MoRaAS's RIXALHs.
The remains Of General Morgan did 10, IS MAS IL.
pee ed, arrive by the D4nvle train LIST night.
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CAMP NEAR PETERSBURG, VA.,1
sept. 18th, 1864.
Mr.. EdiLor

Please sow In columns express our
AID heart cit thsnkh the ncb patriotic tEen.
osana ceuHty Tor The KIND care and oefa en hsy
xerehed towards u while recovering from received
1g The pressnt campaign Of tue Ay OF Northern
saea eonou ~ tnsy have sxh6iie In these VI war ard
Scarcity tnose OF u who have been "a from rum
coIfo "a, has uacyrg esem aud nled chr ses,.
sn aeeP satitade We iel constrained pAJ BY deepsp.
DeloNeI ZONES roIn the poluIug hated Zoe
Ne will not forget noble beaIIsd CIT zeas me rrn.
OF their Kidd oeeds nerve cur
Il EouI OF dan falteng sen, OF on.T
novemens kspeeisy mention Of Mss,r. NJ
A. RAlmer g. A ttraLge, v. broNn, u Rtyso J,nlin,
Force, s0e, W1on Hatcher 9th sIs vhoe m,ni.is
10 tho wunded Soldiers nts Ihs hiEse,
the Veteran sod srs heat
Tneir memories Will casssd with brightest
Of the past and iondy chsr.sned BY a any
fIssEssEK soLDIEIs
sslO-iT VI Afcner's BIyads.
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FROM GEORGIA

SdACos, S,pt A.-ihe fret train of Atlanta exIes
arrived this morning.. Tney stripped BY tue Ysr
KEGS of veythipg except enc char &c of clothing and
are in most deplofaole condition.
TIE Impression that the campaign in Georgia Ia owe,
for hs Jear Is fas. gaining grolnd. Sherman will TO
infOrce Grant and try, 10 hold Atlanta with 3 email
force, but no iusIhsr adva-cs is sntic pated.
Last gut Train loaded Nth Yankee prisoners Iun
of tho track at lamp Creek the South western K.
road. Z ght cars were smashed up and q large nun.
Der ct Yankee prisoners ki.lsd aud wounded. No
further part dars
Gems. Hood nj Sherman have had urihsr ooIrst-
pondeaee about tue exchange Of prsoners but 40 en-
olusion has been arrived az yet.
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NOiIOB.
OFFICE OF lHEk.F & P. R. CO.
R.chmoLd, Sept IA 1884.
,THRRE being no Depot at Hamiltop's Cros,.

I'HkRE being no Depot at Hamlton's Cross
lag, the destIuetion by easmy) am AZ
GgineA Pamela Chesterfield, tbls not be ~.
spnsDe toe aey delivery Of receyed L.
Vered NJ elmer thtse poin while
being transported In Its bot will the for
poon ouy At the lick she o. those points the owners,
conslgnon consgnees.
be- permitted to remain any Of these poIuts
longer Than iosd and unload them. All frgpt
therefore, intended 10 be carried be at these sa
before the arrival OF the fshs uans perons e.
pectnE 10 receive At OF them freight Ar
sdvted 10 secure pre, Information OF the time o.
thtif coming
No article Freight consigned any po6t on this Railroad
which he aepot will be received any agent Of this
COMPANY, uule accompanied BY release rrng ed by
the eoDgnor OF all liability OF this ctmpsny fer los,
INFER arrce ring arrival point 10
which It shall be consigned.
Hrghs iended for pon north Of Hanover Jurcon will bs
received IN further ice at tue De OF Of Virgins
Central Railroad Mondays and Thursdays be tho
the place bween the same hoan on
Tedne and Saturdays and must in al be 1ronDt
reMoUsd the Virginia Gent Depot on s ar
real HERE they viii be returned
the oWur Uoaslgncrs shsdi In pre- onsly sd
tdis city OF their eEdiog such gh
WILL DAILY
Leave Aionme nd at 8 A, N aud
Arrive a. Hamilton's Crossing at 1910 A. NJ
Leave Hsmion's Or sang al f20P. n.
Arrive In kchmsnd ~ 6:4J p 3D..
~ N. Uatll thu south bridge shsll have baen
bu only limited nifty OF nght bsgg age be card ios
each passenger. g. RUTH
Iepe-2.r2@ eupr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

NORTH CARoLIsA DEsrRfKRs RArURsIss TO Dun
The Winston Ssn.ins! tarrs that qlite number q
deserers in Stokes county have awaited themselves Of
the Governors proc amaon and the order of Genera
Lee. The Home Guard of that county were aso or i.
derd into service but this cOmmendabls action tbs
par. of the destrers has saved them vast deal OF
trouble. We ara informed that some itty thus Eolun
tirily returned to their posts in the srmy.
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FROM PhTERsBURg

PETERSBURG. s pr. l4.-These has be N some skir-
msning o. our nshs 'odiy, AID heavy ca nousdirs
all aloGg the lines The CT Eas lh. he'd for seys,-l
hEurs l. mcst vigorous matner, s.ms damage a.
sustained, but 10 s,iious accident occurred.
The enemy advanced their ckets someW bat "a ca.
ex rome 60! Yesterday, bu. has followed It up 1na
40 movement Of in, %. talee.
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Our Telegrsphie News.
~ 20

g tbs withdrawal Q. The Dispatch. Esa''i'''r,
r. i-,r and Ssassnsl rom the Press Association. The
fspo furnished By the agents Of The Association al
Ps,s ssurg, Charleston, Macon, Mobile, Psseagous,
ssos osia, ClintOr etc, Published IIctUsTvELT
=, 4, morning and evening editions Of this paper We
IN ,so continue 20 receive and publish special des-
.soses from our own reporters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

>LrRIRAL.-C E. Parish, at H.boro, N. o., publishes
10 that one hundred dollars will be paid BY him,
in behalf of liberal IN IN, Of tina. place. to every dc
serer who will voluntarily return bis duty In the ar
nv nrnHided ha only crime Ia desarfinn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

THAT TURTIE.-We learn that John Dsbnsy's NAM
moth sea turtle will be served up 10 soup and steaks
day, at BerFJ's "Placs" corner of Main end 10 b
streets There is only plaes In the city where spi
cures will congregste this forenoon, and that s "71s
Plaes" We have mentioned,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

Lone 0oaA The Washington Journal acknowledge,
the receipt of spec of ocrs 90" foot long and scu
i1 proportion" PfodigousI
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NEW CoMNAsDAEr.-W learn that Maj. tee, OF Flor
ida, has been appointed to the Command of the O.
Prison. 10 Salisbury N. O. uics Col. GiImsr, removed
for inability on AGO punt OF bad health.
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~s1GeEsFIrUEIOE-sTATR RIeHTS.
RICHMOND WING.
7p,p1Y aOR Ne. sBPT. Is, 1854.
EVENING WIG.

6, .s.n publish, to-day, at o'clock P. H., and
49,, ,-eeseding day Sundays ezcePiedO az the ssme
-, a evening edition OF the Wing. The Evening
vii contain the latest neWs BY mail and telegraph,
he hour Of going 70 press; editorials, local intel
80. h, jy9O
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
PLRIsASIs, Professor Of Natural seenee and Bstery,
Ep JONES NJ A., =" Ancie1t and Modern Lsneu<ses,
w sEEIII, D, krgl Sd Lang and Moral &c,
cHLRiEs COOKE IL. A, Mathematics,
"A WNKLER, Music
Miss IuoT JUzET,
JEwETT,
Laura KERrooT, Assictsrts.
sAILr locke,
MvsfpsoR,
hrs. jazz Coswl7, Gsve.1es.
the Of the qusstsr (st sept; twenty CO.
additional pupils Will be admitted into hs Institute The sxtr.
viii be continue with brief insrmlssOn at Christmas d.
III the LIST OF June no1t Terms dxs he ist a.
January At si40 month Board and. Tuition Mu,is
GIirs) t27 month Pupils must furnish their own Acl
loscels and sssGs-
Address CHARLES COOKE, sakr,
ktetsuu spdn9s
Roanoke Co., Va.
folio wing books cannot be Supplied hsre pura,
Who Of them requested 70 bring them W.
Hsv Mental and Moral Philosophy Whereby Ehcs Greens
Analyses Mungsns Structure OF the issh Lsnausre Fr.nshr
rns Past ADD Present, Tench stady Of words L,ssn,s
Of tae English guage ehsws English literature
Hasaus French Course x,sn'h Le.oOn
Latin Lsxiconi Smiths Algebra bsvis1 Leesndre We
bsr oatna Of listay, orossti irlmsuo' oaseksntes'
pcGposiHon, xis-fst ga
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VALUABLE FARM FOa RKNT.

w be rented publicly, for the ensuing
year on the premises on PAYDAY tie 2sd Of the pre-
nth eptembeT) tbs ysusble Pa In
Po~hSt county Woodstock ami tha residence OF
the g. warwick 1t contArs upwards Of 100
hiss good and bu dngs upon Is Pcsseso1sf
the bulldogs given the hnt Of JsIuHy 1se bat the
ege o ssedog grain snd mailing ens for znots.
yesis will be ntei tdstely renting
Renting TO dominance at IL o'clocs A. d.
B. G00Ds,
cops olss Sheriff and Receise-:
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DAhViLLk, VA
HE exercises OF this Institute will be re-
Iuned p.embs 2ssb, 1885, aadsr fun cosp Of iostspo
sors ihe Icasvn saiS and LeAlhy. Terms are oto
FOR particuI. RI, AddresI
sepS.-aWfIOI' l. b. LAKt P5s.Ia.nt
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He Exercises OF Miss K. K. ALIENS chool
wn rssumsd on III 81 81 Ootober her residence on
lsI street, betsesn Marshall and Gay. 20
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

EFFECT OF KCCLELLAN's LETTER OF AOCEP-
TANtE-wAREEWs INTERCHANGEABLE
IN GOLD, &L
We received, yesterday afternoon, the Nav York
Herald and Tribune Of tue 18th ss Tne war news is
Lot important hC0IelIAL's letter Of acceptance has
greatly excited the Peace Democracy of The United
States and it is evident that his will be repudsted by
than,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-15

THE undersigned, Committee Of the City
Council, appointed possible supply Of fuel
for the citizens would earnestly solicit all persons having
coal for sale to nske I'm nedi t. sppyoson
addressed writing Chamberlain OF tie
oity, and len the CITY Hail. will resolve prompt attention
JAWS A. SCOTT.
Y STOKES. q.
q d. DENoOa~n2;
As the city ca1not lInish Sufficient foro cut the
vi be sAry for the person ofeng 10 sell deliver
along The line Of the railroads the canal.
Gpl4-dh
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APPRAL rO THE PLAN1kRS

MOjor Walker, Chief OOmnissAry for the State of
Alabama has issued the following address to the Plant
e,s of Alabama: