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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30

uNHEY have the best assortment Of Hardware
4 that has ever been brought to this county
which they will sell ut the most reasonable pri,
ces, among which viii be found n splendid lot Of
g Il L Il l. T. Il Y,
To which they invite the special attention Of the
public, embracing heavy Silverpatcd Forks
Spoons and Butter knives of the best mnnuiac.
turs.
A lot Of Pistols of the best pattern, and other
fire arms. Also general assortment Of pistol
cartridges-al Of which will be sold at roasona-
Bile prices,
They continue to manufacture all kinds Of
.rin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove
Pipe, etc. which cannot be surpassed in this sec
tiOn Of the State.
They also have on hand Pittsburgh Plows,
among which are Steel Centre Lover Plows. Also,
Plow Castings and many other Agricultural I'm
ptements,
Cook Stoves, Parlor and Coal
Stoves a general assortment, and Of the bOs: pat
terms, fer sale at reasonable prices.
Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps,
Paints, Oils and VarnisReS, genera assortment.
Glass, putty, Nails Iron andCastinss of great
variety in fact almost every thing wanted by
the public can be found in their establishment,
and at prices that cannot be beat.
Now is the time to purchase,
If you desire any thing in their line of business.
Give them n call and examine their stock, and
they feel assured that you can be accommodated
Remember, their establishment is on Second
Street, Clearfeld, Pa, where you can buy goods
10 the very best advantage.
s.0~Old silver, copper, brass, pewter and old
gtril bn tol-n in fnrr
May 90, 1868. MERRELL & BIGLER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30

At The store OF kICHAhD MUaSUF.
MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand full
assortment of all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public.
Nov. u, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30

TIME on HOLDiN0 CoURT

"a Monday In January 90 Monday 10 June,
"a Monday in March ith Monday in sept
Of each yonr, and continue two weeks " noccssM
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30
RICHARD MOSSOp,

lOl@ ALlGlB I'M
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Clcarfsla, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30
GREAT ATTRACTION !
Not Defeated!

TVNIIE subscriber having returned from the city
II is just now opening up one Of the Largest
and most carefully SOLICITED AssOrtments Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30
THE "REPUBLICAN." :"

MS IOsI UWce Viii 10 TOT OnoSI IOWnsuIp'
2Will answer for Ferguson township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-30

VNHEY have the best assortment of Hardware
4 that has ever been brought to this county,
which they will sell ut the most reasonable pri.
ces, among which will be found n splendid lot Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
The Situation

Tie Earaat yluag eh.eitail who has been placed Ia
ootamand OF cur army ia Georgia has made notable
beginning l. mus, have bssn thrilling surprise 10
hs men when they learned that they had the privilege
Of goin, forward. We can understand something Ct
the fury their onset when the order TO charge
o. uo remember how many weary mles and for how
many sickenng months they had been repaired to fall
hack, ia he face Of an inHOent foe. Hood too, has
made a discovery, remarkable for commander Of that
army that tho enemy have tanks and well Ss
h1selE We give him JOY on the suspicious and bril-
liant beginning be has made He has stricken he enc
my the hardest blow they have received since ohieka
msuga. Let him not lose bis advantage, vas then
done. TIE world viii accord him the glory Of a VIC
tory bus she world vii kaOW, Also that the victory
s net complete ill the enemy driven, routed aud
ruined from their position In the heart Of the sSulh.
Two thousand Prionsrs twenty ave pieces Of artillery
and I'VE hundred wagons are undesirable proofs and
Important nuts Of victory, but the presence Of the
eoemy in the vicinity Of Atlanta artesis thai vast
vork yet remains undOue. We deVOuly pray that the
notl. yoang leader may be equal 70 the labor.
Il is The popular impress N that Grant Is changing
his position We haVs grounds 10 lioVs that the in
preston is uos uithou reason but our information does
TO. e8able 20 :hrOE much light upon the extent or
0bjse. q the movement Whether be is in quest Of
healthier locality thar the peslientia region Of the
lover AppOmatOI or desPairng Of taking Petersburg
is disposed egan 20 tfy ohmOnd from the north side
Of the James CT il about % embark for Fortress Mon
roe or WssbBgon, or o0ntemplaes nothing more than
ssms show OF activity, 10 amuso the ersdulOus
and e1sitAtls race whose ebAmpisn be is, In
Ofder 10 secure longer lease Of their favor,
it Is nos essy ,et TO divine OF one thing,
though We feel sur, Lat eye that never slunb rs
WIEN Wig lance needed is watching hin, and secs
,ld Bhen others ony zee the beginning. TIE now
meus Of Grant are matters Of curious observation only
ret Of apprehension special sefnteres the people
Of ais capital 50 Opg Lee stands between HIM and
Us We ,h,Islcre Rssit developments nth OOmpOsure.
Early is guarding hs booty and securing the Valley
tom Expectations. His preseGcs in the vicinity Of
Winchester a standing menace TO Washington and is,
regency Of iapscalcrs We shall ros be surprised il
IL become somsshi more than menace before the
deg dsys ATE over.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

Tse soansh are thinking Of cutting maritime camel
srourd the rock Of Gibraltar to supersede the
uss Of the rats and the French talking up the
project There are great engineering difficulties to
be encountered aad the cost Is. estimated at tWenty
milli0ns Of dollars.
The supply Of meat in England is subjsc to enorm-
oss vase through the disCasss Of tho animals. The
value Of those unfit 70 be eaten Is esimsed, in the
Uaited Kingdom, at 20 10000 per annuu.
New York weekly paper remarks: For q gentle
man TO speculate In Wall street, at present. Is just "a
foolish e. 70 play suoare against three Western black
ieEs with Confederate standing bOhiad your oasi and
tslsgraphing what yOu have in your hand, 10 you
understand thatr
Senator Hale said, TINA sgo, that the stealiDgS
under the Lincoln administration we're more than the
entire legitimate expenses Of the government.
Two years ago last Janusry The New York Tribune
said that the rebellion not suppressed by tha en-.
suing hsy could not be Subdued BY the force OF arms
10 she criminal PRISONS Of Eogland the inmates get
$50 ounces Of food each per week, while underg OH
t1s punishment Of hard labor. If stnted In food they
ara attacked with diArrh0i and dyssntery.
PlussiAn Countess ~ years old, shot herself at
Baden recently and vas not expected TO survive
Canes letter nom her bstrOthed saying that be could
rot marry her at present, and releasing her iom her
engagement
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

GoSr 70 TIE YAnKrrs.-Bsrry Amos, for many years
boon companion Of the enin eat Hshmopgerijg Am
of Peasley, Jones ard Brown, bu. since the war, q
member OF tho l0.h YhginiG cavalry is said to have
kicked the dus. Of tie COnfedsracy from his heels aud
gone over to the Yankees We hear Of no tears ber
shed over his secession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
HOUsruOLD AND KrfcaIs FClxiuaa- A negro wo

HOUSEHOLD AND KITcaIs FuRSIfuAR- "A negro wo-
man, named Frances; slave OF Mr.. Joseph Wals5, was
before the M4yor Saturday, charged with stealing
one silver batter kaiie three ditto table $500 +, and
ten ditto orss from her master, and skillet frying
pan, and gridiron, from tia Coned, rate STATES Of
America. All the enumerated stolen property and a
cart load bssdes found 10 the ncgsos possession.
The Mayer ordered her to be whipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

Dickens publishers pay Lin Ella 900 for "0ur hutu
Friend" $4,000 on the publication of the frat number,
end the renal lder when the work il completed This
snp, in our currency, ia about 81, 100000.
A man has been brought up at a London police court
for selling gresnfnohes (panted Yellow as canaries,
ard punching tie head" Of victim who complained Of
the fraud.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
ExnlanatnrH.

In6spos.on and brief vsii to the country have Tor
so or three weeks past prevented the supervision BY
the editor Of tho matter prepared for Insertion In e
Wuo. During that period opinions have been eH-
pressed and language employed 90 one or two coca
sons rheb the editor d.ems &c due to hIInsef to cay
A, not command biz approval
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
ESTRAY mAnE.
NoTI0E.-ApplicatiOn will be made to thu
rnsr athnriiss for the rena~nl Of the foloWng oi aar

neutrality-suspicious. VIII De maue 10 the
In proper authorities for the renewal Of the following Loaf
uhcates, viz: 90 y
certificate the registered de state OF VgIaa bearing
the 26h May, 1885, Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars No.
4TO8 and redeemabie y four from LIST January, ls56
interest payable lst July ana J.nuary, each year.
Certificates OF Moderate etel Of America for the fol
loving deposits convertible into cent bonds vel as
ceivA6e In payment Of tsIes. viz: ft.
No 49, TEo Hu dred Dollars issued st ScotsVie March
3s Philip B. CAbe and BY him transferred, before W.
urher Justice OF the Peace for Nelson county Virginia. and
another certlhsste issued Kchmond b. H. dau Cor
for One Hundred Dollars No. 1884, dated SOh March, 1864 in
my name.
These certificates With $50 in IS notes. enclosed By me
70 Messrs Lancaster OF Richmond and mailed on the lt
June 1884, WlsW Bank o Nelson county together with
rover OF attorney to them TO sell the ~ 800 OF STATE debt Any
Bank, Lancaster Co., Richmond. . - o.,..,
jy 92-vSm " n LONDoN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
sIOO REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th Of
LII July 1894 negro bog TOM Said boy Is 80 years DID,
inches hgh dark complexoned aud Inclined 10 be
eyed Has impedmsnt In his speech. Said boy
house servant fond dressing neatly Was IN Fred
ercbug YS bat purchased By me In Richmond sight months
ago
Nelson county, or secured in jail 80 can get him.
iy25- 50 JOHN N. SHELTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

TIaE-The stable OF DR.. John Dove, situated GA an
Ailsy 10 OF his residence, Whicns Main street,
between 10 and 2O.h was get FIRE Saturday morn
ing about tea o'clock and destroyed. The oas Of
the Fire B igade prevented the flames nom ssendpg
to the ghborpg odses We have ire NV almost
every day, but most OF them du, to occidental
causes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Government chapel 10 the Savoy, in London, q
place Of considerable historical interest, hes beeR de-
stroyed by fire. Tie archives contained in it were
saved
Nothing has ranspired to he alleged peace negOa-
lions between Denmark and Prussia.
Al engagement bad taken place OF Rugen Island be-
tween five Pru.ssn Eunboats aud Danish frigate and
steamer. The fight lasted three quarters Of hour,
but the guuboas, having four Of tier ten guns di
abled, we're forced 10 retire.
The Berlin journals call il eight encounter and say
the Danes withdrew in damaged condition.
The Danish RigsrAAd has voted an address TO the
King thanking him for his determination to cede terri
tory rather than TO sacrfc' the Independence Of the
country.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show a
decrease OF million francs in cash.
The AoHitetT tie satisfactory adjust nent
Of the questions between France and Morocco
Several prominent persons have been arrested at
Venice suspicion Of being connected with the Ven
I'm COMMITTEE.
Five vessels viii leave Spain for the Pacific du-
ring July.
The Austrian and Prvssian Governments publish rel.
Grated aud poe tive denias of the hentcity Of tle
dispatches published by the Morning Post relative to
new Holy Alliance.
IL is reported that Napoleon aud PAlmerston both be-
eTe in the authenticity OF the d-spatches, and that
Austria and Prussia avail themselves of trihng
verbal Inaccuracies for donyi9g their hem
city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

HONDA 1ORNISo, July as, II "a.
EVENING WHIG

We hall publish. to-day, at O'Clock P n, and
svsFy succeeding "a, Sundays sxcspsd,l % he came
hOuf an evening edition Of the WbB.s The Evening
Wig win coz ain Ct latest news BY nail and telegraph,
10 70 the hour Ct going to prss editorials local intel
lieonee Az ~ 30
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
Ih5 I0I-UWIHB IgoaI5 "0Io IvO0IVVu " w" n
the last arrival from Europe.
THE MRLnELn ErELMEEs IN YRANcE.

THE "RKBEL" ETKAMERs IN FRANCE.
There Is considerable mystery about the steamer
Yeddo which left Bordeaux the 22d OF June, noll-
nay for Amsterdam. Her arrival at the latter poTt is
not reported, and nothing certain is known of her
whereabouts The Opinion NatOHGls asserts that she
will soon reappear, fu y armsd and manned, with the
Confederate flag flying Itis stated that Semmes is too
i'll 10 take command of her.
The Niagara left Antwerp on the I'd TO cruise in the
channel
The steamer RapPshannock was under strict surVeil'
lance at Calais. and is not permitted to leave.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says: The
French Government s subject to hot and cold fits and
at time when it was AlicIbly Opposed to the Con-
federate States leave very readily gwen for the
building at Nantes and Bordeaux, nominAlly for COM
mercia purposel hut really for war, two steam COZ
vetes and two rams. Leave s too weak word en-
couragement and mitigation would be correct
When the Vesses nearly completed cold f! came
on and orders were sent that the vessels should not be
delivered TO the OJnedeates But although the ground
alleged iOr deAinng the chips that they were con.
sructed for belgerens the corvette and ram have u
beer sold 10 the PrussiAn Government and Prussia
begegent. This does Dot look like neutrality, ard IL
looks sti less like friendly weakness the part OF
| tue FIR noh Government toward Denmark. The writer
adds that the Yeddo is OF the vessels bought by
Prussis her reported connection with the Conederates
| being untrue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

WAToaMAN GaErs ON IHE ALERT.-SAsurdAy morn
ing, negro being charged With stealing eggs in the
Old Market, Waterman Green, who around ''sent
through him" and found tie egg in his pocket. The
care was examined before the Mayor on Saturday when
w4tci nan Green having made very LIST salelne I
OF bis exploit, the Mayor ordered tho negro to be
whipped.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
DIED,

Sunday msrnng the Gath nst the esd year Of his age
bis residence this city, JOHN ADAMS sMI e. Cashier Of
the RLrmers' Bank Of Virginia.
The friends acquaintance the family invited to
afternoon. ~ 25-1tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
SHOES. SHOES.

WILLIAMSON & Co. Huctioneers,
W. NO. I02 MAIN STREET.
undersigned would notify their friends and the public gem
erAy having taken that large and commodous late
" occupied by Jno Renan No. ls2 Main, between 9th ant
10th Streets they win henceiorh continue their business
and viii be prepared 10 oW 20 the geAteg eli good
consigned TO them for sale. cr
They respectfully offer their services for the sale CT
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF al knde
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit continuance q h
same. WILLIAMSON 90.
GBo. n. wnLANson,
tsIs--As s~O EBspis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

RoBBGSs THE GovERSMENr.-Boker,t lave Of Taze-
well Perkins, before the Mayor Saturday for steal
ing six bigs of from the Confederate StateI. The
Gaze was continued until to-day The Government ne
groes st al 10 get whisky The Government would fad
economy buying whisky at the present schedule prices
and furnishing the negroes With whisky raticns This
will stop their stealing aid is the only thing that will
do il. ftGt1 Huh1 eHaN e"AAf't
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

then resolved by the Council, that Jas B. Psassr
Captain OF the NlgtHach, be remeV,d his ONCE fod
conducs omcs he Capital square, on the lith
May last. 1e IyB 8,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
MARRIED.

By the Rev sogs Woodbridge Goth Of July 1864 MI
T. W. HRNNIGER, Of the Bureau Of Exchange 10 Miss NJ O.
sAUN0kR6, Of HenIico county. Jy5-lr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
SALT NOTICE.

CITiZENS of Henrico County, who have not
~ drawn SALT since April 21th 1884, win procure once,
tickets and draw the same the Distribution q Ss viii posi-
lively be discontinued altar saturday, the 18Th August next
-t-rf-.r ELIJAH BAKER,
Al for Hanrlao county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
DOR SALE-My Farm, in the immediate vi

cniy Of Prince Edward Court House and Hampden Sidney
College. The contains s6H acres, and most desrsb
situated seldom that so mAny advantages are combined In
farm Of the size The improvements good There Is
attached the garden In the conaty and fruit trees and
grapes Of the best kind PsoEs deous OF prchsSrg will ad
Or ne Price Edward Court House. s.I
would refer persons Col II. ThweAt Andrew VenRSle and
Henry Venab Of Richmond, who We Acquainted with the
place. JOHN STEVENS.
49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN bsmads the Confederate States Treasury for ne
newE Of the following lost 0onJederAte States bond yz One
and dated August 18Th 1851 one per cent bond No. or
payable 70 John BroaddSs and dated sss ose
dated January tn, 1858 All persons warned aganst
trading the mentioned bonds oae or more o.
them. JOHN w BkOADngs,
je2o-v6ws NATHANIEL MOTLEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
DANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
GEO LA MONTE. A. NJ, President,
De Ddnville. Va.

THE next Session will open Sept. 1884, with
Il fun and experienced corps ofteacherS -, "' r.
The cation l. BiTI and healthy TEE.s MoBElAfls .ss
limited . g 10 a sg1tslcs tiya2-eodt6epl'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

Inssr-a n ~ Uo1sress IN bs iSs Y g
fHsiaErH tbe srs oee ,hs nstric' OcHr n ~ o.
fsdsrste ssasss gas hos,estn iistr.et Of eecrgs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
RUNAWAY m JAIL. :

WAS committed 10 the Jail Of Powhatan
aeounsys che 9Th Of June 1854, negro man named
property Of Greed Taylor formerly Of Povhaan but
whose rdenee unknown. The said negro about2S or
Of age and about feet inches HIGH Of dark brown
complexion souily 0ui had when committed gray coat
and striped vest as 70 forward,
according TO law. ]. 000DE,
jyis-V6Hs hhenf Of Powhatan County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

I OST BONDS
IL Notice % hereby given that application
made fer the sal Of Confederate per cent bonds No.
for $780, and No. sos, for t700, lost 18Th April last
Je29-s6S ek0 !. BRUMLtY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

ONE ETUGDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOB
~ &ztednk . me Or securing 90 Aa. Fss h@' ~ e
an pessau al less and expression. He en my residence
ghariOteavfe Abemaris county on The lsh lebraAr Wa
per oounty, 70 which county be has probably gons.
uhlT-oH W. n boWbn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

inpoorer discipline. The army indeed, seems to have
been pet well used up by General Hunter, and he TO
have Lost pretty much al control OF hs men, The SOL
ders often twcre publicly that ever they got General
Huater inthe field they would shoot him. They de-
noun ced him openly for turning tho white slightly
wounded ous of his baggage wagons, and for putting
negro women and children In their places The horses
of the army looked like crow haite sixteen hundred OF
which, it IL said had perished from exhaustion on tne
road. The soldiers, who could not get bread 70 eat
otsn had gold watches and the like, taken from houses
in Virginia There was general drunk OF the soldiers
when in Psrkersburg. 80 w.
Ip one of these drunken rows Captain bad beaten
one OF the menLo,h soldier and Captain being drunk
The soldier was then "buoked and gOggeG By order oil
the Captain, when The colder said 10 tho oficer:
''YOu have the advantage Of me- now, butt will Kill
you for this"
The next morning., as the troops were going in the
10 Martnsbusg, the soldier having been relieved
ut station short distance irem Petersburg, walked
through the cars and fading the Captain fast asleep
put pistol 70 his head and shot him dead.
The Abolition editor in PArkershurg, Mr.. Wharton,
published such facts these and therefore IL was
that GDera Hunter arrested him. burnt bis newspaper
aud took him on towards MartnsbuTg prisoner.-
The Abolition population Of Petersburg Was In per-
feet rage because hsr editor had been arrested Tor -
ing the truth.
Such an army as this Of General Hunter under him,
can DO no harm to the rebel retreating enemyaSd i
they are oslhemstVes taken by the rebels they Will
| be lucky.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Louisville Journal learns that early Saturday
morning large Rebel force said TO be under the conn.,
mAnd OF Forrest ured the soekade at BfoWnsboro
GA the Memphis ard Charleston Railroad. II was gar
risoped by one bundled men, most Of whom escaped.
The Rebels tht moved huntsville, and after sharp
skirmsh drove in the Federal pickets. Oar troops
there number soma Ave thousand and are strongly for
tiled The Rebel force is estimated at from tight to
ten thousand Additional troops le wing to succcr
| the force at Huntsville. s4 bys
General Burbr dge has issued an order OF retaliation
upon the gusrrilas for the crueles penetrated BY
them upon the cit zsns Of Kentucky. For every Union
mau murdered by them, he orders the instant xtcu-
ton as near the of outr &c as poaable Ct four
ilas, to DO selected from prisoners in the hands oil
| sas military authorihea.
| Tho Wags say that in General Sigers retreat from
Martnsburg no turned his artilsIy his AMMUNITION
train, and sent word to the retreatDg Rebels that hG
would blow the whole thing up Ii they didnt let hin
/ alone.
A Nes Orleans letter OF tie 24th says the Fedora
prisoners captured at Galveston expected there
about week, al exchange hAVisg been effected.
Great excitement has been caused in PoItsmouh, N
H. by tie appearance OF the yellow fever. IL tAkeI
there by the DE- Solo, aud thirteen fatal CAGES lave oc
| CURED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

FIRK ON THE DAxvILLE RoAD.-The Express car on
the Danvils RalroAd, down train, on Friday look Ere
from spark short distance this side Of Dsnvie AID
was consumed with most of its contents. The loss lie
estimated at $500 900, meet Of which, it is said, falls
upon the Valley Bank Of Winchester, and Chariot
Vile bsuk whose deposits aud valuable papers were in
the ear. Some geld coin, belonging TO these banks,
was matted Toe Express OOmpanys loss was about
$4,000. ~ at-9l 3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

HORSE SHOBS- ~ n
Ii 1000 lbs. Horne lhoss for sails By 30
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

IN accordance si The above orders, al oos arriving IN
m and hose duty In this city (vho have mot already dons
By order Of Bngadlsr General jobs II. Wunns Dom
UePt !. W. fu6zAx a. 4 Gsl-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
MORE ABOUT HUNTER's Army,

The New York Express, Of the 10th inst, says:
We hear from gentleman, who has just come from
Pakersbufg, (Ya.,) when General Hunters army was
passing through there to hartnsburg, that more di
apidated set Of seldom II ever turned up or ever
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

tWW are aatkerlzed 10 announce CAPITA n
A. DUyALL, Csapsny A, asa e. T., ssnadats 5er Ne
Lsra OF Hsh Carolina sn hs ssunues Of Ashs and al
lsrhaay, - - f1lrs yis-t9