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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
A General RehsllIon.

Triumph Of Great Discovery.
The vas,l.s has rssslia9 sgNinst a@t>sllsag Hsir
Dsss. FNsaiob has fsrswszn sb<m- A szs aelous
eosasaaniiy has - ssSsssa la sissir sssas
cRIsTADoRUss HAIR DxE,
aad fsr thess rssssszss II sasbsowns Asa blaeksns
the kass act the ska Il srsst.s1fs s4ssii.s.l
not bsrssag said. ~ does aog burl@-qns n4isrr
~ith Elaasss ..ssaElls t-s<s. bat proaas-s hrT
Ilsing kses. Its soeIinE sascs Is tssssas lea r.
cults .rs sagsrm. IL nsssr 9ails. Manufactures
BY J. cRIsTADoR0. Ne. Asisr Houss. ssw
Tsrk. sold sy all druggists. Applisd BY ~
hsgr-Aresssrs. aachsg im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

ALLeocK.a POROUS FLAsTERs--Ts.tsao-
stat Mes Yesk. sss. -, tsas. 7. Aiiesek
Co. 80. "a e4asi strsst-ssantiaasa isifiy
saasFsd ssssrsEy irea = saakaess IL asy tAek. o.
rassssssa b. saaisAiy ever sxsstiaE mYssf uzs
log hs4ra yeaT piAsisrs msek FseouansaAss ~
es.ss II this kisa. pr-.ass ems. AID she rvsait
wss al that sesld dssirs. single pl4.iss
earas ass IL ssak. $50
sTtars. fespeeifaiiy. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

sar We shall not be SURPRISED il the
Ladies Festival, to commence ia the
Mozart Hall pext Wednesday night, Is =
little the grandeat Evansville ever saw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

L authorised BY the 60vsrnnsat to prOeurs Psn-
siohs. Boansy Neasy, Back Pay, Beaaty Lad
Claims for H0EsEs sad ether FEePKarT destroyed
whiie IN a servfcs Of the Geverumsnt. and AL
Unissd States
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an smsnamsas 80 shs Bouniy Law, passed at
tss last session q Congress. An soldiers or
ether persona whq' hass bees saaR ksre4ft-- be
discharged within two years from the date oftheir
enIistmenf. By reason u wounds Fsesissa In battle
shall rscsise the sane BoaHsy - though they
served two years."
once ssss Maia Strc~t. over Ksllsr's Gun stars.
opposite the Co1rs Hsass. ES&assille. IRdi4a&.
CorTrsp0nasnss must eneioss stamps.
"a Coed rsfersaess given II reqnirra. 1hss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30

s1- A fresh assortment Of beautiful
suits for boys has just been received at
Lyons AIso, large lot Of fine fash
ionable English walking coats, and fine
ligh..colored suits for gentlemen's wear
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
WHARF BOATS.
mTILINERY STOCK.

III H8FE Sow THE MOST ConPLkIIls
w sfsek - Aiiliaery ever bsoughf . ~,
ctr. anI sh5eb ss Aiii ali - chap - Nsi''-
ale - rstsfi, aag hsass IN lAe ssst-
OR Trfsanliss DepzFtsasaf tarns sat Sorfs -
eladisz Bisaehink. shapingt. ape Aifsfieg = -
styles. tbs1 can sot be anrpazss4 1ny~ Asi-s
scHAPKKR BrssINo.
Al shs - AAia stFsst'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES


sz- In = word. MADAME ZADoC PORTER :
CURATIVE BALsAM q the great AHsissss 70
csids. Coughs, aad COssz1PsioL, aud is &c vii
anply rspay tie eeskdeu<s Of the as=r. u has
alrss4y deas E<h. .ad 3 dsstiasd e do more, TO
mitigate. and finally bsai.h fson the human t&s-
fiy, - tsrribis szozrgs Of szssFias humanity -
Csss-ssPfioa. ap@ ~
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
AZ INVALID,
Published far the bSnest, aad ~ . warning and
CAUTIoS To YOrSG MEN Who suaar from
ServOzs Debility. PTssa@taes Decay Of Mssh9Od.
etc, sHppiying al the sAns time, The MANS
OF sELF CURE. By 0as who AAs cured himseii
ssr being pat . great sxpsase sa1 ialury thrsagh
assasicsI Aunabeg and aaAekssy
By snefosiHg a peat-p&id adars@sed snvsIeYs
.tnkIs copies may Be had Of the aath0s.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Fac,
Bedford. KEags CoERts, N. r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
esSg- Citizsns Of Vanderburgi

s6s- Citizens of ysnderburgh
County, subject TO U. 8. Tax Of
any kind whatever. can save a.
~ (50) per eentum By making their
returns before the Ist of May. 1884.
n. s. HoRNBRo0K.
once hours 8 IL A. M. to 12 NJ; ;
2to5PsM. lApI5tdwlt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-30
10 THE LADIEs.
sTRAYED.

rs TEE NIGHT or THE z9sh ULT, FROM
~ the suhatrttaf, corner Hish and walker
Streets, ktahsyIilet Ind, one bay hcfss. about
IA hands high vita Nhfts nfsr IN forehead.
black sasus aad tail, bed when lsft piecs u r0pa
halter aronnd his usck. Ans Information lsii a.
fhis olias will b thankfully and Suitably ~.
sardsd. a3z9-it Tuoa. B0LUss
-
AT0TfCE. Tbs uaaafsIgn VIA naka appIlra-
- sian - fha Oily Counell II the cts Of Evans-
silis Tor pr mis4ieu % alesa = tNn STORY ffama
building 2 by - feet 10 sixs. on The norih-B
corner ~ lot rs. DonAlion knlafrsmsut IN he
eity - ExenavfiIa.
Auy rsrHen ha#ang at4eetiohs 30 the proposed
removal NfH # + shs same IL the Ciafka once
wifhin twD Mnakn eHHIsTfAN DEckKR
apza-zw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
1hE NEWS.
TIE Army on rENNrsIEE.


The Atlanta IatsyHcSr thus Glades TO the increAa-
ing strength, discipline and Ipli. Of army in North
etryia:
'F,om all quarters the clans gathering. Not only
from Georgia, bu, iron Alabama Mississippi and South
OlrOius, there is Rlisty accommodating formidable
power whose presence and sJFts viii prove an insur-
mouutabs barrier TO any advance Ggln Of The enemy.
Our amy on the trout will increase IN strength ana
numbers BY the additions OF those whose places VIII b
filed BY fresh troops in the rear. The campaign VIII
entirely clear the untry south Of tie Tennessee river
Of the enemy. Il will be decided success.
"Ths troops that are rsntsEVouSing In large NUM-
bars at stated points in this State full Of enthusiasm
and spirit and in a few days viii le on The march for
duty where they viii be of great service to the army
and where they will do The s.Ato . service whose bens
as are inealouable. The plans are working vel, and
In their success We see the utter discontinue and total
rOut Of the enemy"
TIE BLoCKADISG GUNBOAT NIPPON.
This guubeat, which was blown up On F'rt fl'n'F
short time since by the InedsrAes, IN account Of
vbeh wa given By Us =. the Iis, vas, according to
the statement CT the Nav York EsIaiS bull. IN 1903
byR Forbes a. L .. Boston, fer river trade IN Oh
nA and when completed purchased BY the Govern
sut for blockade service. She went into commission
- April, lsCS and was cent 10 the North Atlantic
soulsroi, and then assigned TO duty a W lnngton.-
Her Armament consisted Of four s2-pouader in brta-
side ard one twsBtypOu0dsr PArrOss on the OFeeAste
and two Dlhlgen twenty four FOUNDER howl z'r'.-
Her battery has since been increased to nine g1n', o.
heavier eabrs aud greater Scorey. She proved TO be
very fast vessel snd has performed excellent OerVie'
on the bloobaie.
On the 18Th day OfA7gus, 1858. she chased ard rar
m shore the Eogish steamer HsOS, near New lnleI
@ and Afterwards destroyed her By hri bus duFirI
Ibis o,eration she lost tWO boats and fifteen Ofd'eH
and men, Ia consequences Of the heavy ssA RAINING
the time.
Ia November of the same year she captured the At
,e-rssel steamer IA and Aune, with valuable eArs'
on board. TIE Ella and Annie ia noN doirg COCO ser
vos under the rGus Of tbs Malvern, as Ag'bip OF
Admiral D. D. Porter, NORTH Atlantic sqaAdfon-
FROM FLORIDA.
On Tuesday last, Capt. Amos, commanding Ao'"
panv Of the l5sh Confederate cavalry, srglsso nea
Milton. Fla, 500 Federal troops and drove them oae'
Tia FsdsrAl lcsi vas &c N thirty to forty Ooniso'
ma les shrss wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
,.,n,,s rwv aouTHvrsr.

While Sheridan burns and steals in the Valley, Aosoy
q not alone in resliatpg. The Wheeling IHt'fSsHeST
says: ION Saturday night last gang Of thieves sup
posed to belong in some to the Rebel army,
made : descent upon the village Of WOrthington, In
Marion county, and after rObbing the store Of Mr. Nay
of about 81 700 worth Of gOOd- took several horses
and escaped They also stole lOs Of horses from the
vicinity Of FGrmOnt"
FROM MoBIL1
The Mobile Tribune received this morning has moth
Ing of interest from below except what Is in the form
Of rumOr. Il s said that the Yankee feet has been
largely increased.
Persons from the other side Of the bay Say that there
is large number of Yankee soldiers at PsnsacOlA.-
Ranor makes 1t Ex thouRnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
TREASURY DEPAkrnEAT Y. .. At
Richmond .InIy az 1874

TREASURY DEPAkrmEAT Y. .. A., 4
Richmond, July ~, 1854. (
LOANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE FIVE
Hs NDHED MILLION SIN PER CENT. NON.
TAXABLE l.ONDS UNDER THE VII. SEC
TISN OF THE CURRENCY LAW.
nRPOSITS on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer In ths city Assistant Treasurer al ChGes;oi
and Habe the DepoIshes al Wilmington, Raleigh DC
lunba Augus.s savannah and Montgomery; and certificates
win be for samo, bearing interest at the rate OF PEI
cent annum and secured by the hypothecson Of
Of the bonds the Of these osn the bondEt
be act Lpa By TToaaur and the proeeedi When Sold
piled elusyely 10 the payment Of the said certificates
Tho curty convenience afforded banks and other orpo
rstons and 10 public generally by hls mode Of temporary
nyesasni and The eaec, Of s measure generally adopted,
teepr the currency within moderate bounds, u hoped vii
comm md 70 favorable confederation Of the community
Iscu ihslr prompt cooperation in carrying Into eject
g. A. TRLNEoLk,
~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On 2ld, % l, sld Gary s,s.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

PY request of Mr.. John y. Brown, we vii
ID SELL uon The premisei respectively, aoND AZ The Sis
isy Of 0ct3Oer neacilg insdisey after Ihe I,le fo
aessrs Goedn Claiborne, CONS, ococI p. the
oo wing real eSAte, TO lit:
Lot est side ~, betE e1 Main AM Cary streets
oLtag ~ 81 eet TO the properly Of Mrs
Bayes' eitat..
a. rne Lot northwest Of Cary and 23i
49, e. running 13i o. l65 fse This Lot mt
A nrse body the beat moulding SAND.
81 Lo now Mr. Jams Gum, east aide a 98d
be ween Main cary sts fronting 6O and running
81 feet bounded north and south b. al 10 feet sde
privilege OF an alley ~ feet wde runaiug through to "a
street.
rnis properly all we'll located convenient to the York
River E. X, the and Rockets, and well suited for
toll Q, warehouses, &c.
OaptAi,n wo III do well TO givsls sale their paIcu
tenliJn
Te msmade 10 sit purcha sers. -
o,a5-td GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS Aucs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

4 PPEAL TO the Public.--Ih he Reliet Com
nce Of chmond, through their Directory app - 20 bs
public for aid in ea Of the Refugees and suffering Dc lin tbis
oiy.
at preseJt flied With refugees from eve no,,,on
Confcderscy them without employment a.
worthy Of patty port Our eli IN
individual I'D corporate capacity civ
Cd Ter tie reae Of these persona the poor geael nee
the commencement Of the and while vii NJ to besr
iu oPoron Tie burden ye. they think IN
~ 9ud b LGOI ded 10 the benevolent oc ever "a
IN this gosd "ork. the presence great iTIe in
.uril medAie y.h and the Interruption rsufp rts ION on
the railroads. b. We Produced scarcity supplies VII eh can
only rezsds, FAR those for whom spp Al A. ron
By contributions from individuals
preczuon Will be taken by the committee insure
distrtdton Of the sppes procured Contributed ths fs
OF sold ers Ind the Sorthy poor
y providing for the families our soiIsra has "a
Gently teen ira lsfeed no Me Army oomnee OF e 70 ing
ieus rln Association the Relief Committee ar trsI
that the same berfy which hGs heretofore been s Ia
them vii be eIendse 70 us.
The so1hern E rcs Company have kindly to slo all
articles contrib Itso 10 the poor free OF charge, -
Contrib Ions Of money should be O. rvi
Treasured, and al supplies should consigned 10 ha ssJef
Commits; Of Rcbnond," care Aessrs Martin Cardoxa
Prompt and regular contributions earnestly
Anh-ditAne~ Wh y eUNrOPO. Pr asidsrt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

Just before going to press we received New York pa
psrs Of the 22i.
DESPATCH from Jefferson Cits, Missouri, says thai
Gen Quit, was Sighting Prices advance all day last
Friday the 2lss. Pieces army Ia estimated ct thirty
thousand Rosecraus was advancing to the aid Of Our-
lie. "The Rebels have occupied Q number of add
tona towns in the S:ats.
1t is rumored "thAs Walkers Division of the rsbtl
Trans Mississippi army has crossed the river and is
lie way to reinforce Hood"
Dispatches from Grants army give "nOthi0Rpf par.
ticuar military importance"
Lrooln has issued proclamation for Thanksgiving
the last Thursdsy 10 November.
Gold 209t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
BY ROBINSON, AOAns CO., Auctlonesr,
Corner 9th and Main Streets.
LARGE SALE OF

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., Auctlonesr,
Corner 9th and Main Streets
LARGE SALE OF
COTTON YARNS, A sHEETING. SHOES, DC
nN WEDNESDAY next, the Goth inst, COM
" mencinE at % o'elo X, we will offer at auction
90 ibis n. o. sugar, medium and choice
~ boxes clarified b gar, 10 bAss
10 bbs. English crushed Sugar
~ bbl'. Cuba Coffee
8 bags Bio orse
~ bblt new perHue Kour
Is Joxes Candles
10 BIKES Webbb Soap
90 bags Virginia Salt dry
81 kegs Nails, As 10 l0s 10
10 bbs P.oridasyrsp
20 boxes starch
kegs bl carb. Soda
300 Horse Shoes
10 d5I Horse Shoe Rasps
With general ss,or nsnt Of Groceries,
-ALE0-
10 bales ~ Georg4 rheeIing
S bales Is 0snAburga
IS bales cotton Yarns, 6's to los
10 bsl Cotton Yarns, SIS 10 l9s
8 bales Cotton arms, los 10 LA, y each
b bales cotton Yarns all No. Ia II
20 pieces Grey Oloth for winter clothing
10 pieces 81 Bue ClCth for do.
8 grain Carpets
10 cases BrogAns I'd other Shoes
Ohildren's Shots
Womeb's shocs
"a legs Nails, As TO l0B
elegant Din er Sst $50 picces)
ia Res lvert-ix shoole
500 bCK Manufactured Tobacco
$4,000 choice y. orida Cigars
Further particulars In paper en- morning Of sale.
Oonsignments .Lcit=c. oc 25-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
VIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks


ones OF the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, On Mon
day, the LIST day OF August, 1894 n $50
Daniel executor OF MISTY W. oAoens deoeHed and
AZ trustee and Iegstee In her will, Pitt,
agslrst -
said Mary W. oabsll, deceased, Dens
ne su Is 10 have the last will
The w. 0soe The testaI properly the
rights interests Of her legatees and her
her ascetaned and adjusted; the said delivered
paid and distributed 10 the persons entitled therco he a
Of the executor audited and settled he
and directed IN The estst am saved harm.
less In regard thereto And affidavit haNsg beoa made
aledin the OF this fu that following defend
naGed In amended supplemental bill exhibited In bia
suit ether reside within portion OF the State Virginia occu
pied By the public eSeuy court cannot
be executed upon them that diligence beea used by md
In behalf Of said 70 ascertain In what county or
poation they without effect viE "Braxop Gsrick VIM
naesn and Nora, his Wife Mason, Beverly Mason Lam
do Mason, William Pnknry NJ son, Leila Brsxon Lucy
Tnyss b2lch and sussn bic wife, Charles
Mary Randolph, Elizabeth Turner NoTborne Berkey And
PorchsT and Aa'a, LIS wf Is ordered that they DO appear
ukia onth publication hereof and DO vhst
pros,o te.I interest," and that COPY Of thi or.
oc sas'h er iou ssiye weeks In Rch.
mond W5g pzs bed In the Richmond and
pced ne rcnt door OF The Court House Of this count. On
The fsss day Of We naxt county court
Aoepy-fotA
sus-vsV .aso 4 ssgvph Qss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

sulclpG.-0I Saturday, LIST, . man named Joseph
Thompson onc Of the ieTuraed oOnfedsia.s ptisorsu
sy hs laas fS Of au,S b0a 'front.' hs Earsh committee
sue de o. house In the subuIb, Of the eiy. BE had
Ossn for time in feeble health, and tu.rtd O0c4.
sionaliy from spells OF mental alteration.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
EDIOATfONAL.

A GENTLEMAN, exempt from military duty,
who has had seven experience desires situation a.
IN oHCR He il auainsd teach ali the Higher kngih
branches togsIher with Latin Greek and hsh For
'A o,cis-caas Aylstn, King william county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
VIRGINIA.--In the Circuit Court for the

VIRGINIA.--In the Circuit Court for the
county Of Halifax:
Martha d. Phnss, who sues By Harrison Oliver, her pas
friend, Piaintn
against
Richard .. Phogle, Defendant
This defendant In this suit will take notice. on the Amt dsy
Of October next between the hours Of nine In the
the afternoon Of that day. at the Office Bark
dale J at Iax Court House, In the county the under
signed, the plaintiff In this suit viii lake the dispositions Of Geo.
Nichols and Others TO be read evidence plain
tie In this sut; and IL from cauR the taking Of the said
deponons shall not be commenced being commenced shall
not completed that day the kng the same viii be adj
ourned from time to Time aul The said depOrons
sleed.
witness the following signature this 18th day OF August De-
1864. MhkTHA q. PRINGLh
al I2-wAw BY Harrison Oliver her mart friend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

I OST----A Confederate Bond for $500, dated
~ 1868 humber not recoectedD issued 70 me- sso, nrse
78O hundred dollar notes, date and number no
interest on noes been collected 70 :. .
rue ABOVE Neie ~-' - a. A. RAss-
June lasL
..TN a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

RAroR's ocURr-Mayor Mayo resumed his seat this
morning q, oclo'k, and disposed of the following
business in short order:
Dennis sTeeny, a son of the herald Isle, well known
to the police annals of Richmond, arranged the
charge OF threatening to assault and beat his wife Bar
barry By consent of the parties, the accusation was
dismissed, without going into any particulars of the
ease.
The charge against Mary, slave Of Mildred Watson,
of using threatening insulting and provoking language
to Mrs. Francis Vaughn was continued until 10 NOR
row.
Thirty.rine lsshes were ordained to be given Ned,
slave Of Dr. Trent for threatening to assault aod beat
Lewis Sanpgon, free negro.
Mary Osraoe was charged with asaaultipg and beat
Ing Ann Orison, snd threatening her life. TIE com.
plainadtIaing to 'ppear, the Mayor discharged the
accused.
Court then adjourned till nine o'clock TO morrow
morning,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

Bic Phcs.-Ol fldAy Afternoon isss, farm be.
longing to Mr.. Spots near this city, Was rented ct
don for $40 200 per annum. TIE phos vas tosrsbs
good one, but the price paid shows reckless rappre.
| ola, on Of the value Of Confederate money,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

DIsIRIIoN--Jobn Wya.s member Of company G.
"a Battalion Virginia Reserves, charged with deferion
IN the face Of the enemy, brought to this city and
ca rried before Assistant Provost Marshal Thomas w
boswell, yesterday AFTERNOON. Subsequently, by Oap.
Dosaelrs orders he was committed Castle Thunder
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
STILL LATER.

do an interest On bis part equal to that of our own pso
pie TO bring the murdsrers to speedy retribution.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
CERTs ICAkkss UF IN ID hiB fsl,N s.ss, n q a f.
ING PEH CENT PER ANN q M INTIsitEST,
AND kREL FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. A.,

1kIN1II1I7tI0i j
10y the IA section of the act to reduce the
- ~ approved February IL 1894 the Secretary Of the
Treasury Authorized the above rncaea payable vo
years Aer hs Glcs5n OF treaty OF peace with the Uni cd
States TheJ be so hut only 10 be Issued 10 suc
creditors Of Goyernmert willing 70 receive the sane 10
payment OF ID cir dsnands They must AsG 10 given At
though tAIsson The attention Of purchasing ageou
and dsbursny officers oft be Govenment LED to this class OF
pubic securu Offering peculiar Advantages 10 those from
supr !ofthe Government bought, and 70 fac
tALs the them drawn by dish rns officers
holding funds and rked the
pay tfcates OF Indebtedness vii be paid cono
nifty herewith EH
Dsposiaes hereby authorised and required to
with this regn ton and TO make application the Reger ~
supplies o. Gee itcatss ~ required.
(sgneD q. A. TRENHOLM,
suIq-H eecretsry OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

remained in King Geor living the as Of the land and
far from Wsrs rude slssuS had not one Of Cap Mac
cubbins detectives nd him out arrested and brought
him back to Richmond. I'm nediately on his arrival ne
was thrown into Castle Thunder, where no will remain
until Disposed of BY court martial or by being sent TO
his 90 nlmand
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25


Mr. OeDIN-hr K Dorsey Ogden, manager Of the
Richmond Theatre after brieftrp to the county re urn
cd to the city last Friday evening 50 devoted had he be-
e,ns that il was found necessary to put h in charge
of a Government cfiSir to securs his return.
1. will be reoolec.sd that Hr. 0sdsn claiming to be
British subject was seized by the enrolling officer last
April but no attempt was ads TO pu. him into the
my till August when be sued on. writ Of hdbsas
pus, and asked Judge HIllyhu,ton to discharge him
fIom the military authorities upon the ground that be
was an uddomoilsd Eagshman. The learned Judge
after having oil the evidepc, pro aud con, and listening
to an endless amount of speaking, decided that Mr.
Ogden was ct subject for CONSUMPTION, snd remanded
him to the cOnscrlption officer. Sill ne was not put
into the army, bat furougded BY the War Deparm,n,
and continued to manage he Theatre and appear nightly
on the bOards. Finally, however, his lurough expired,
and he assigned to q regiment bu. being al owed
few days to make bis faAl Arrang menta, hc slipped
of fine morning in the fredericksburg tra!b, and
for time disappeared. 10 the of ten days it
was announced that he had arrived in NeE York; ous
this q mistake. Mr.. Ogden went straight to ku g
George aud launched himself upon society, and Is ssid
TO have quite fascinated all the arstocrato folks oil the
county. There d no telling how long he would have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25

N1EO RKWARD.-Hanawsy, on Monday,
Is gu 1Jth instsnt Negro Roy named JIM He about
49, ar In chss Lgh, II yes old, near sighted and
Ssck With scsr left cheek, under the Eye he has en
,h cv every day The ab we reward viii be paid for
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-25
7 II z CIT Y.

A FAcF TO 81 0jNsIDERKD Since the recent order
from the Secretary Of Wsr qnriDg the absence Of
many Of our citz,ns in the military SERVICE thereby
ueoe'stadg the closing up of varicuI places OF bust
ness It established fact that many Of those who
have been permitted to keep open, ~ reason of their
nativity, deformity, or shr ng qualities, have put up
their prices to degree Whc1 entails the greatest iuf
ferng among ~ poorer Glasses, aad shoud bring down
upon their hes The seVereS In braJ oh
Of business is this state Of irs manifest than IN
the hat trads. The most xeGsve manufacturers Of
this articls in the Southern Oonfsdeacy are Messrs
Moore Hayward, on Main street, near l4:h and the
STYLE workmanship lily and price their hats have
won for them onviA ole reputation and drawn around
| them trads eXoeled by no other Establishment -
While they enabled to keep up their OPERATIONS
unnterrup.edly prices were kept down to reasonable
fgues but aely the most OF their workmen have been
called away aud partial suspension has been the conse-
qusros 0Sipg to this fact those persons referred 10
above hav1 put up their prices ono hundred per CENT
and hats'of Yankee importation 10y blockade) which
could have been bought then for $50 and $70 now
held at $3.50 and $75 Now, it's as necessary to make
covering fer the head Tor the feet any other part
OF the body aud Ii is therefore to be hoped that the
Government will take into serious consideration this
| fsc and Immediately Nffr Reasonable number Of
wolkmen In that line of business to return to their
cation kessrs Moore l. Hayward are the pionesrs in
the mAnulcuro of felt hats Q; the South their prices
are more tascnab they arc the larges. manufacurer
and the full operation CT their mantf Glory is essential
tie comfort of our Waiting solio 8 as well al the
community generally. TAey thOuid be compelled
| to close up their store for spgla day.