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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
VIRGINIA, TO WIT;-At Rules held in

W AAsNAA'11i; AZ III al NUTS uelQ IN
the Clerks oce OF he ccuaty C0ur. 0: from
the oo TO the Ith day OF mber Ia the ls6f
Howard Maxy, In L right and sdsratoT q John
haxey. deceased, Pit
against
Ann Mlxsy, widow Of said John Maxey deceased snd wsdo
Max fphi aim Msxsy Peee., aud Billy Dob6lns
Others, Delta
IN cH4NeEzy,
This suit Is To3ght for settlement ard div a Of the estate
OF John Maxey deceased s1d the plABG having frd
and peang by afisYis died that the oendans above
named except Aon sx mot redeLs Of Of T
gna, the otlJn the plaintiff by hts ordered
that the said absent dendsn spear here within one onts
after due publication g tits order ard do neeeslay 10
protect their interest heTen AID that COPY tits
forth wi inserted IN ae Richmond Wng Public ADVERTISER
abolished IA the city OF khm0B5 and CONTINUED
four weeks, and that copy
the front door o. this oyurt House Of County
County Court day.
A copy-.Teste.
sep10--wlR r. r. GRAVES, y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

CGoR5 Ii TEIAs-A correspondent of tba Mobile
Adsrllssr writing from Houston, under date of Aug.
IL b, ssys;
Our reports from all over the Ststs Of the corn aud
gram crops are exceedingly favorable. Very heavy
Crops hRV5 been made heavier indea5, than ever BE-
foTs known. The cotton crop ls however mach in
jured by the army worm This "a to be regretted since
oltton the entrs dependence of army fer guns,
GU PlWdes blankets, OIothing sh1ss, aud even mules
and wagons. Al Of ihsse articles have 70 be imported
ana 20 hing hUs cotton OF onlh will nav for them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29
NEW YORK GOLD MAFKEF.

The following are the latest quotations of the Herald
Ga Saturday the excitement. was intensified, and the
market was in state of panic all day. The opening
ssle7 were al 2l2 from which there Was rapid decline
TO 2Olt then momentary dip still lower, and sale In
instance at 200. An immediate rally took place, and
the price at halt past three had reached posi- bu
shortly before FIVE O'Clock it had dropped again TO 2024
a20s Later In the evening" at tho up iowa exchange
It sold as low "a 1897, and freely offered at 2OO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

WE have for sale PINE and OAK CASKS,
Of or own manufacture seasoned material for mo-
lAs'si aad vinegar AsuPsTicE article
A. B. WHITE 1 co.,
NV" Beat eIGsE, APPVnstlVx S0Eaiy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

We have received the Herald and the Tribune of
the 26h inst from which We gather the following in
teiRence;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
Extract from a Letter.

"The situation is extraordinary that one can
hardly comment on 1t in shorter space than three
hours speech or ream of writing, either of which it
would be very imprudent to make until signal battle
has come off," Il do not think that history at-
fords any parallel to our present state. Congress have
voted seven hundred millions to our E1ecutive-the
largest purse ever yet bestowed any man in all time
They have put in his hands, subject to his absolute
control under the articles of war whole fighting
population. And they have authorized him and Others
without any oath OF accusation to arrest and mprison
at will and for months coma any citizen soldier
THUS all our property, all our blood, all our Liberty
aud every vesge Of rights have been placed in the
hands of one man, and his power made and all
su Efficient BY oppressive currency, military and impress
ment acts, vaguely worded and explained with any
amount of Executive legislation all in favor of the
central power. suppose the Dictators of Rome, in
great emergencies, had much power. Later con-
ouerorp, like VIM. l. and Napoleon have usurped IT,
But since Louis XIV, no European monarch, save the
Sultan and perhaps the King of Denmark-not even
the Emperor Of Russa-has dared to claim 1.-THE
Nobility always offering an impregnabe front against
it. But certainly in all the tide of time, no people
erclsng universal susg', and thus elsotng!rsprsssn-
tativss have been SO betrayed that their Represents
tiyes should by deliberate votes, after discussion thus
rsposs al their power In Erscutivs-,nd that EI-
scutivs" 10, b., 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

monuBens c5uld Blu. we will not dwell on this point.
II the me of the work not apparent at the first
glance, no special plea and details will make them
90.
Il may be said that the "BAttle Roll" like the IKE
cord OF Virginia" is work to be consuumaied only
In time of peace. True yet the longer both are de-
ayed, the less complete and accurate they will be-
BGehelds will be ploughed up, trees cut down. for-
dcations crumble, aud the whole landscape be 90
changed as to become scarcely recognizable su'h Ia
the case to-day, with the field of Manassas compared
with what It was in July, 81. TIE Art Association
should at Gree be organized and the work begin i'm
medattly. II the Association cannot be formed, any
private individual who and will undertake the task
of completing the Battle Roll, as we have outlined it.
will be muu6centy rewarded for his labor and confer
lasting benefit upon the Southern people.
We have suggested two works, which We regard Of
the first order Of importance. 1t Is net for those who
conceive, to execute. Should these works be post
poned indefinitely and executed last in an incomplete
and bungling manner, the blame will be ehargeable
alone to the people, who were eulpably negligent Of
their fame Our task is done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
IHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RlSAf,
RICHMOND WHlG.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, lss4.
PAPERS Zoe TRE ~.

We learn that papers mailed to the army do not
reach their destination because the postage Is not ane
cannot in many be paid in advance, or on de-
livery 10 army carriers by the postmaster. To remedy
the difficulty in regard to the Wing, We will hereafter
prepay the postage at this sCs papers ordered BY
persons in the army seductDg the amount of postage
from thOremittances sent
By an arrangement with the Postmaster at Richmond
We will mark each paper ''pAid," which, BY passing
through the Office here will be evidence to every oshel
offos that the postage has been paid here.
wlsa no post Ofhos is given, but merely the CON-
pany regiment, &C., delay Of day in the Richmond
Pos: Oace Is Unavoidable Persons in the army order
ing the paper will therefore sts the post office and
We will eSanEe the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
A TTRNTION COMPANY G. 19rH RR0I.

"A MENT RESERVED FORCES OF vIRaINIA-An white
male persons between Is and - years OF age liable and
redins within the bounds Of this company district viii assemble
TUESDAY, the 18Th Of APRIL 1864, al ~ o'clock p. n, at
Grace Church. Of Main and roushee Streets for
ton, dr and Inspection Those without and ACQUIRE
msns viii be furnished with them
This company dt embraces that pvt ofthe city Of Rich
mond south Of Broad and west Of 4h se, and one mile be-
yond the corporation.
Delinquent win be dealt with according to law
By order. GEORGE L BIDao0D, Captain.
apf1--5Qts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
A TTRNTTON COMPANY A, l9rH RKGI.

IA MINT HOME FORCES OF vIRGrEIAi-An white male
IS and IS OF liable to duty and
siding is Of his company district win assemble
TUESDAY, the 18th April 1854 At o'clock r. NJ at The New
Market House, for organization, drill and inspection Those
without will be furnished with them
Tns company district embraces that part Of Of Rich
be, ond the corporation
Dslinquents win b dealt With according to law.
By order Of Captain J. y. itagg
spl1-H W. H., BINBORD. O. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

with meases In Povhaan county, Va the 1lth March
last MARY ELEAHuR, daughter Of Hiram Harris Esq In her
18Th year.
ON The sth Inst, Miss FRANCES A. RICHARDSON.
rood woman has passed away. Her end calm and
sno and sfer life Of pey usefulness abe has gone
rev.yd vth full suurancs Of q bIlssfu imm ortaity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
A letter dated Paris, March 22d, Gays:
MARRURn.
DIED,

At the residence Of Mrs. NJ Edridgs. HALIFAX county W.
on the 9Th nstsn Rev Henry A. Wse It. d. MARA
BILE P. A. o. g., 70 Miss n. y. CABAsIss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Our foreign sdvces to the 25th ul. The Confer.
snce 10 reftrsnce to the Danish vas to meet at
once. No further fighting had occurred.
MAMMALIAN was to start for Mexico on the 18th April
1t is stated but not reliable authority, that he had
refused Mr.. Sldell an interview, and had intimated
that the new Empe will be strictly neutral In relation
to American affairs The Earl OF Aberdeen and Lord
Ashburton are dead.
FoUR EEw CLAD BLOCKADE RvxSERs At LIVERPOOL
Four new paddle steamers built Of steel and of great
speed are about ready to leave Liverpool 70 engage
in running the blockade. They are named the Badger
Let Her B, Fox, and Let Her Rp aud were built for
the service Another report says that these vessels
were to have trsl o. speed in race to tbs Isle Of
Man on the ash of N rch The London Post Gays:
Five hundred thousand bales Of cotton are stated
to be in the hands Of the Confederate Government
while two hundred thousand would suffice to pay OF
the whole loan. large amount OF bonds have already
been delivered and cotton received 10 exchange, &C.
cording to agreement. T0ere is apparently, Increased
facility for running the blockade, aud the difference
between the delivered price OF cotton in the southern
ports aud that obtained for il in Liverpool may stinu
late the purchase Of bondf; indeed the principal buy
log for the last week has been Liverpool account
There are aso have before etstsd, other nego-
tatons In progress to which shall probably before
long have again 10 refer.
IHE PARIS ELKcrIoss.
A latter dated Paris, March 22d, Gays:
The result Of the Paris elections is just made known
TO day. and again proves be complete defeat of tie
Governm INT and q renewal oil the expression of uni
versal host lily on the part o. the Capital sganst the
poxersi that be. II. Carnot and N. GARNER Pages,
bo.h active leaders in the R'pnbican movement Of
lS4S and therefore avoWed enemies Of imperialism
under any form, have been elected by overwhelming
MI PRIZES for the two vacant constituencies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
HEADERS 25rH VA. BATTALION, I
CHAYyIs's FARM, April l1th, 1854.

TNHE 25th Va. Battalion having been recent
u " Richmond point eight miles
bow the city, packages designed for member Of the command
viii be left 81 the store Of Rsgshd Bro 14h street,
SEMI the country viii directed to Inc perons for whom
thsy are intended At F.rn Of Rssland Bro,
eepfabs ofsrinu 70 majority OF the command.
". n. ELLIOTT,
ap11-c1m rIal- Il. COL q5th Va Bastaliop.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

STOLEN, about IL o'clock last night, from
~ my stable, Book Run, BAY COLT, years oId With
star In bic forward and little white hind foot
ALSO,
ADARK BAY MULE.
liberal rsvard win BE- paid for thsir rssoygy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

CAIRo, Nov. S0.-Information of q
seemingly reliable character, is TO the
effect that Capt Semmes, of the pirate
Alabama, arrived at MAjdad, Mexico.
October llth, en- route tor Richmond,
ria Mattamoras. -
Up to November 10Th, there was not
q quorum of the Arkansas Legislature.
Memphis papers of yesterday give de-
tallsd accounts of a plot by rebel agents
to burn the Memphis 4 Charleston Rail
road depot, aad .Goverument stores
worth - 00o, ,oo0 The plot was discov.
cred By United States detectives, 10 whom
the matter had been entrusted BY Gen
Washbnrne, and the ineendiariss we're
captured in the very act of firing the
buildings. 1t is alleged that these ennis
sarfes were to recsive from the rebel
/ GovernmeGtten per cent on the valu-
alton of the property destroyed. DIR,
! Mcmillan, proprietor of the Charleston
| House, Memphis, is among those arrest
ed. He is charged with being an agent
Of the rebel Government, and the con
eoeter of the plot The prisoners al,
confined in Irving Block, and will b,
tried before the Military, Commission
and probably be hanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Dsplsrabls condlllon Of Msalso.


NEw YoRK, Dec. Mai Gen. Q. A,
Gilmore leaves to-day for New Orleans
where he will report 70 Gen. Candy for
the purpose Of inspecting the defenses
OF the various fortified posts in the Wes-
tern Military Division
The HsraIds correspondent in the
city Of Mexico, writing on the 3lst Of
October, reports the condition Of the
country, under Imperial reign, as very
deploFable Commerce is stagnant aud
agricultural operations have been so
much interrupted by continued warfare,
murder and robbery throughout the en-
tire Mexican territory for the past two
years, that the most necessary articles
are in the greatest scarcity, and many
people are said 70 be dying Of s,arya-
ton in the cities Of Mexico and San
Louis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

NEw YoRK, Dec. THE Herald's
New Orleans correspondent gives an ac-
count of a brilliant affair in Louisiana
Gen. A. L. lee, eemnisnding the
Union forces at Baton Rouge, retnrned
10 that point on the ed ult, from al ex-
pedition to Liberty and Brookville,
bringing with him three pieces of rebel
artillery, between seven and eight hun
dred horses and mules, and two hundyed
prisoners, including the entire staff Of
Gen. Hodge, aHOt which were captured
after spirited engagement with the
enemy.
1t is reported that large part Of Gen.
Magruders army is attempting to effect
a crossing Of the Mississippi in order to
reinforce Hood in Tennessee, but the
Union troops and Gen. Bates are on the
watch, and viii prevent il il possible.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Ths Duakerson had g huge P@sssLgsr trip oet ~
Grsen river, 4ad wiii return t0-DerEoW night
The brilliant Morning star vii se the iasoz7-
parable packet for LosIsriis this eTeniHg, and Is
Gorgeous - an eastern bazaAr- Ca7t. Aaron Bal
lz-d Is her popular oonmznser.
The tug Warner passed uP to dag with empty
baFgs- IA tow. a.
The Nick Longxorth Il aus here today far
New Orls4ns. and IL a spisnd.d bo4t, and hnely
oaleered- Cox Hemphrsy are her ag-ats- 'r
The famous GlsadAis, Capt. DAa. ClAsk. ~ili =
here before morning for Memphis Private al
vices from Captain Clark represent that she bad
% rsfase freight Shippers and pAsesgsrs %
Memphis will hnd no boat more FsliAble and com.
fortssle, sna no o11cers mors pleasant. Hall
Radd are her agents .s
Ths J&mss Gsass charusEs aad ac~rEis, are ~
reesivinz for the Cumberland river, the former
lE4s Linton aad Dyessbsrz. aad The latter tvs fr
NAshviils. lF Fs 81 rsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

ian, and wealthy planter and slave
holder a. that 1t woald not be proper.
Of course, to mention his name, bat he
is well known 70 al who were in the
habit Of visiting headquarters a year ago.
When the var broke out be denoaneed
the Southern leaders, and in eonse-
quence of bis UniOn sentiments was
compelled 10 leave his home, near Ma
con, between two days His neighbors
missed him, and s1speeting, rightly that
be bad gone of 10 join the Yankees
they followed him so closely that be vas
obliged to hide in ths mountains in the
northern part Of bis State for several
weeks They have since organized all
kinds Of raids for no other object than
10 catch this one man. After being in
ssrvice scme time he volunteered his
services to General BaelI, bat that OH
Ger didn't need much Southern ''guid-
Aace" Next be received position as
volunteer aid to General Rosecrans, to
whom be was Of great service ia the
campaign ending az Chattanooga He
has been with General Sherman since
last June There is not a highway or
bywey 10 the interior of Georgia with
which be is unscqaaintsd, and scarcely
towu or village in which be is not
known.
lie used to say that With brigade of
cava'ry, be could End cotton aud niggers
enoagh within haosred miles Of At
lansa, to liquidaie the National debt BE
Is one Of the few rich men Of the South
who have remained faithful 70 the Union
cause, when they knew that TO do 20 was
to lose their property, their homes, and
their comforf. On bis present trip be
carries With him black lat Of those who
teok pleasure in prosecuting him four
years ago, He ,hinks be will make J.
more than eveA vita them before he
gets through
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
The Aaalr al new creek.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1.-The Herald $
Martinsburg correspondent says Of aftTs
aHAiF 81 New 0feek fC6lfLatharn, NJ
c. elect from Pennsylvania, was 10 com
mand, aud being warned by the engage
ment at Moorsfeld, had his men pre-
uared for an Attack watching ell night,
bus the enemy not coming, this viKiIapee
was relaxed, aud the next morning Ros'
ser poanced on his pieksss and gottnss,e
bis lines before .his men could be gath
cred. i,, We lost six or seven guas and
some 300 men. Col Latham, who was
missing until the 30lh ult, turned Up
soHs distance from the scene Of striie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Sinking Of the Flsrfda---Eurther
PmrfFe uAars.

NEW YoRK, Dec l--According to the
World Fort Monroe correspondent, the
Florida he'd been ordered to Norfolk 70
coal, and just before starting, she was
run into By the transport steamer Alli-
ancsy and very severely damaged. She
was in very bad condition. when cap
tured, and the steam pump vas kept go
ing constantly After this last collision
she filed at the rate Of eight inches an
hour, aud an additional pamp was set
at work, and every effort made 70 keep
her afoat, but oil to no purpose, and be-
fore she could be toWed to shoal water,
she went down.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Gfaf BosTov, Nov. 2s. 1854
Mrs Bixby, the recipient Of the ,ol.
loSing letter from President Lincoln, Is
8 poor WIDOW living in the Eleventh
ward OF ihis eisy. Her sixth sou, who
vas severely wounded IN a recent battle.
Is nos lying ia the Rsadville hospital:
3 ExEcUTIyE MANSION.
- wAsHSsrOS, Nov. q, 1864
DEAR MAnss; I have been shown in
the hlesot the War. Department a state
nent Of the Adjataat General Of Massa-
chusetts that ron are the mosher Of five
soas sho have died glorionsly on the
Geld of hattie. feel how weak and
fruitless mnst be any words OF mine
which should attemp, 10 beguile you
from the grief Of g loss so overwhelming
But | cannot refrain from rendering to
you the consolation that may be found
in the thanks Of the Repnblie they died
10 save. pray that our Heavenly
Father may assuage the anguish Of YOUR
bereavement, and leave YOU only the
cherished memory Of the loved and lost.
and the solemn pride that must be YOURS
70 have laid so costly a sacrifice upon
the altar Of freedom, Yours, very sin-
cerely and respectfully,
A. LScoLN.
To Mrs. BIxBx, Boston, Mass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Additional River Items.

The weather is fins and mild, and thsrivsr here
continues TO dselins rapidly.
Tias Gen. AndsrsSa arrived during Wednesday
night, With big trip. and VIII leave early tbs
afternoon on her return 70 Csiro- ,is
Tse Ida Handy passed up during Wednesday
night from Ssw orIsxasfo Z suisvfffs, and will Be
here sgsin ea Sunday. Rail : Rudd are her
agents !
/. The Edinbzrg. .Loufzfille - Msnphis, the Pl-
grim. ST. Louiz 70 Pittsburgh; Angl0-SAxon.
AshsiIle 10 LeuisviIls. the lfelnOste and Lsoui-
, dAs. from Louisville . SAshvills. and the r K.
Dunks-sOn, fron Gresn rivsE. have bssn in part
siaos cur Last report.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

wAsnnGroS, Dec. r.-Persons Who
have seen Richmond papers Of the 29th
say they contain dispatches from Angus
ia Of the 10Th, which state that Sherman
had not approached that city aud repeat
the statement in the Savannah papers OF
the .24th that he had been defeated in
his efforts to cross the 0csnee river, and
that his attempt 70 march eastward bad
BEEN baffleds The rebels claim that they
still occupy Macon, aud the Richmond
Enquirer argues that Sherman cannot
reach that City rr ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
CineInnatl Noon Markets.

CINCINNATI. Dec. I.
TLoUR-Rather dull, bat pricsa not ioweF. 2
EgHEAT.-Qhist, but -ths reesiptx .beiuE -lighti
holders are nrm; 05 for Red, and 30,.1z IS for
WhuM q - .efaA
= COKy=Firm new ear, 90; cid sheilsd Sc
OArS.-Active at SIS and Sc In elevators. i 8 q
RYE.-1 SO.
BAKLEY-Emc mchAnead.
WHISKY Dull as ! 20. no sales.
PROFIst0NS.-D and light demand.
LARD.-SmzIl sales at 2a425A,
Z GREEN MEATS.--I2sS1t2s q t2sk fcr shoulders and
I6 for hams.
HOGs-Rathsr dull, and less demand rs IS
the best ofser for 200 D averages Receipts go
GRocERIES.-Firm. with good demand-
+ COFFEE.-44146.s
sTGARs-e27as.
River risen Que foot ave inches; twsnty-ons feet
| Eva inches in ths channel Weather elszr; ther-
wcrleter S4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
. -. Ihursday
Afternoon Report
Gensaa Thomas /!
- bBe 8reoE
The Rebels Defeated at all
20 cow Points! ,C&
They Lose 1000 Killed and
Wounded and 1000
.evn Prisonersl
Federal Loss 500!
nsbei. Itspal.sa.

'o NV YohK, Dec. The Tines has
the folIosing special: w
- NASHVILLE, Nor. 30-- Midaight.-The
ensmy1 at four o'clock pla1, made a
heavy attack al Franklir. with two
corps, but we're repalsed a. ell points,
with lessgof 6,0o0 killed and wounded,
aud 1000 prisoners, included among
-whuul-is- q -Briiyadirr-6vusrzt-~ Ourstsss
Is Abous 800. ~ OS#ss y =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

New YozK. Dec. l.
coTToS-vsry quiet AZ %
FLoUR-puil; Iac- lewer al so1ie oe for kx-
tra II oogGtt - for Round Hoop Ohio
-waEAf--nalas-ls.et to~ers Ne~-f-ChicsgO y
e0RS-Dnia; infericr mixed 81.
.soATS-Dult aud le. iower At o.
PQRK-peci&sdIy Iowsr AZ y OoStSa 50 for new,
"a 5o55S % for prime. -~ eEzA
LAkD.-Hsavy and dull. at q 12Ssx- -
WHIsKY.-Tirm St / sTe5t So -
PETEoLEUM.-vsry quiet ~ for crude; Gs1s
for rsfnsd in hopd, ,---
ST0CES.-FfFm.
f1nF n ~ 1s1L
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

NOEn DEMGu DsEa 0Hstf NNtUM VE1 TIT
mond--The Federal Fleet pass the
Dufeh Gap Canal
New YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The city was
filed with rumors last night that Grant 3
forces, in conjunction with the nsyy,
we're moving on Richmond; that the
feet has passed up the Dutch Gap Cana,
and that an important movemept was
making in the Shenandoah Valley Moth
ing has been received eop6rmatory Of
these reports this morning
The 7ribuRss Washington special
says Judge H0ls has been selected to
succeed Attorney General Bates.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
GenaraI sherman,s Guide.

General Sherman has with him m his
Georgia campaign, one Of the best and
most rsliable scouts or guides a the
Southwestern old man, = native Gsx9-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
ESTABLISHED, 1881

! suffering as much from hgager as from
their disease
Such is Southern ehivAlry at its first
attempted onset upon a career of inde-
Pendenee SEeh ars some Of the Gre
denfials Il offers to Sustain its claims for
admission into the family of civilized
nations win foreign sympathizers look
At The pietare2 Il ia drawn by no un-
friendly hsads
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
seizure OF contrabana Goods.

CoLLiSGwoop, C. w, Dec l. The
eustom-house authorities made a seizure
yesterday Of boxes containing gun-car-
riages, canister, grape-shot, &c, for an
eighteen-pounder.
The steamer Georgia IS daily ex-
pected -. y. N .s..-I el.-... .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Gen. Grant Masstng his Troops for
Rnn !.

New YoRK, Nov. 2S-Riehmond pa
-pers of the 18th say Gen. Grant 10 mass
ing troops on 'lhsiet, and if the weather
continues favorable he may make an
other Effort ia that direction. vsss =7s7