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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
BY W. W. BAKER, Under sheriff

ain those districts where there supervisors 70 e
elected this fall the and and Ward Canyassers IN
their turns the Clerks of the Boards can VS.
the form OF return, by eras ing the words
'ssupervisor at large" Supervlror in DIST No
=" and substituting Estate Supe rintendehf'' "here
Sinner visors are to be elected the canvasscrs can
make returns of thu votes for cuperintendent OF
on the bottom OF the last page of the printed form Of
ret :.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
SALE of Forfeited State Lands,
OpF1oR OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND I
USIvERsIrY LANDS, MADISON. Aug. 3lst 1854.

OFF1cR OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UElvsRsIrY LANDS, MADISON. Aug. 8lst 1885,
State Of Wisconsin, l.. -
NIotice is hereby given that all the School, Univer>
IL sity and Swamp Lands in the State of Wisconsin,
which have been forfeited by reason of the non pay
ent OF interest," will be offered for sale at public auc
ton at the Capitol in Madison, on the 18th day Of
Denember A. D. 1864, unless redeemed; said
90 10 to commence at O'Clock A. NJ, aud continue
ton, dav to day until all ofsaid and shall have been
so offered. Said snd wal be offered by counties ar
Tonoed in alphabetical order. .. ... = Z u "
Anonv these are the following described lands in
no County Of Kenosha, which will be offered at the
ric named opposite each tract (under the heading
,to, al anonpt due Staten which includes the prin-
;oi dne at the time offorfeiture, the interest on the
pa 10 January l. 1865, all taxes which have been
rstnrned against the same the cost or advertising and
.alc at three per cent damages. .H. au
Said Land will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes
assessed against the sane, not included herein. -
The percentage of the principal payable at the
time of the purchase will be fixed by the Commission
ers at tie sale s-t
M LUoIus FAlRcHmD. = Commissioners Of
a2"" wiz WINFIELD ni SIXTH. s.SU Lands.
Ad5ertisement ofForfaited School Lands in Ke
49,. r-.i noSh0 County. aa..
| Name T. D. Bond-No. OF lot, 6--des cription, nv
or of NV qt-No. OF cer4hcats, ll6LfoWn, H. z
Ranne 2neast-Section i6-No &C res, SO SO Tooth
arSouut due, $254, 05amount OF interest, STATS
amount of penalty, $7,62-anount Of taxes - =
amount OF interest," penalty, taxes and advertising
| S28 gO--total amount due State, $2S2,9n-years 10
| which interest is due, 1874. . -..,,. -, " =
sw or Of nw-No. oil cert .fcate, III town 2-Kange
| 90 east-Section, 16-No- Of acres, ~ W lOOths-
am cunt due, S236 ,00-smeunt OF interest, Sl6,oz-
amount Of penalty, STe9-smount OF taxes
amount of interest," penalty, taxes, and advertising
s2T ,1O-tota amount due state, 1858, 1O-years &c
which interest is due, 1865. - eAa' - H'."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
THREE MILLION DOLLARS

Il accommodates its members in the settlement OF
their premiums by giving credit Cor a part of the
amount when desired-thus furnishing Insurance for
nearly double the amount for aoou the same ca oh
ment, as is required in an ''all cash Company"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
Rep0ara1og and JObba21t

All those having Reapers any other AGRICULTURAL
implements that need repairing, will find it their
interest to give him call.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
Attention Farmers =!

we undersigned GVng purchased the Old Plan
ing Mill property, the South Warehouse,
and having thoroughly reftted and stocked the same
WIN TOOLS, is now prepared to 90 a General
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
Saddles and Harness

yENHE SUBSCRIBER is still on hand at the old
II stand, Main Street, few doors north OF marKet'
where he will be happy welcome his old customers
a nd new ones Also and show them as fine stock Oh
Goods as was ever opened in Kenosha in his line, con-
1iat ~
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The feature in Life Assurance receatly intro,
duced by this Company Of issuua
Life Policies not subject to Forfeiture,
regarde. with universal favor and annihiIutes the
bnly argument of any weight h,ch possibly be
rought against the system of Lite Insurance.
the lively prosperity and of tins Company is
shown in the fact, that for the last three years
taken the lead OF ALL the Life Insurance Companies
this country; the 01icidE RetuFHS Of the ldsstckls>
sets Insurance Comm tSSiOners showing that the
amount OF New Business for year 1862, nearly
= equalled the combined business o any eth
err two Companies in the United States.
Beware of any new Company protesting offer ex-
ira Inducements, by taking half note, any premium
however small; claiming to have declai ed n large
dividend before accommodating sufficient capital :; or
by low rates of insurance. 80 -.
Below viii be found summary the business OF this
Company reported the insurance Commissioners
OF the State of Massachusetts, required by the saws
OF thai Commonwealth, the first OF November 1863
No, ofNew Policies issued during the year 433S
Receipts for Prems. Int same time Sl,llU,I25 "a
Losses and expenses during the year, 495 294 Y
Bal in favor of Policy Holders, Ga S2g %
Total Assets, Nov. LIST, 1868, S!5t692S U3
Fhe following statement, taken from the Official Re
turns of the Massachusetts Insurance Comm ssioneGs
showing the humber of policies issued in years 1861
1862 and 1868, exhibits at glance the present com
Fk ta T,f..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

From the above it will be seen that he ngmber Of
policies issued in 1851, 1862 and 1883 by the New
York Life exceeded that Of any other pany m the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
SYMPTOMS

The Symptoms of Catarrh as they generally appear
are at first very slight Persons 6nd they cold
that they have frequent attacks, snd are sens
tive to the change of Temperature In this con dition
the nose may be dry, a Slight dischar ge thin and
acrid, afterward becoming thick and adhesive. As
the olsease becomes chronic the discharges are in
creased in quant and changed in qualify; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawked and coughed
on. The secrctions are offensive, causing bad
breath; the voice is thick and nasal; the eyes are
weak the sense of the smell is destroyed;
deafness frequently takes place. Another common
and important symptom of Catarrh is. that the per
son is obliged to clear his throat in the morning OF
thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down from
the head during the night. When this takes
place, person may be sure that his disease is
on Its way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arestng it.
The above are dwtJ seO of the many Ct,tDrrA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

The feature in Life Assurance receatly intro,
duced by this Company of issuius
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPH0sPHITEs

Is WINCHESTER, SO John Street. MY.
Tn Pulmonary Diseases, the most acs
II tive treatment should be pursued
during the Summer NOR Tbs. the period
the use OF the Remedy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Young An's Chris iaa Associafioa Tho
monthly meeting Of the Association was
held on Tuesday evening last, and though
not very pumerously ATTENDED, ,wss yet quite
an interesting and agreeable occasion. -
Amongst other items of general interest
brought before the meeting, the President
announced the following standing commit.
tees for tho ensuing year: Library and
Eooms-P G Nicholas, chairman; DR. w II
0wathmey, Philip u Howard. Lectures--
d B Lucas, chairman; G Williams, Bcv
Wexford, .Jr. Publications-0cOrge l. Bid.
good, chairman w b Robins, 8 B Smith
Ways and Means-Wm Willis, Jr, chairman;
Jas Maury, Robt Lancaster, Jr. NnminA-
tons-J B Watkins, chalsmsss II MssAU,
Rs Richsrdson, Chas 4 Mcclure, Vim n
Tyler. Bible Ciasses-J M Stevcns, chair
man; VIM d johnson, Roger Martin. Re.
ligious Exercises-J ID X 6leight, chairman;
W b Bigelow, A Fox. Sunday Schools--
DIR Hall Moore, chairmaA; Dr. George b
Steele, G g Calvert. Waiting the Slick
Blackburn Hughes, chairman; Alex Mel Rae,
Albert Blair. 5tatistics--W ii Clemmftf,
chairman; PJ Wright, T @ G Drewry.
The Army Committee for the ensuing
year consists Of the following named gen
tlemen VIM r Munford, chairman; b
Watkins, Jas Gordon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15
- AppogrIoNMYNr Of Hospitals in

~ APPoarIoNMHNr Of Hospitals in and
around Richmona, for the separate accommodas0o
oS the sick and wounded from diiofenA6tatss:
soldiers Of Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, ken
tueky, and Missouri, arc ~ ohimbOEazo Hospi-
tai, eastern terminus Of Broad street, Church
Htil.
Those from North Carolina In General Hospital No.
"a, Ia the IA, Sd, eth. el1, aud 9th divisions ~
WANDER Hospital, bortnwest o. Hollywood Cs@
etery. 49,.
rhoss from south Carolina in the lth dtstsinn of
Jaoksoa Hospital, southwest OF Wndsf Hospt-
tal.
Thoss from Georgia in the Isl and "a divisions Of
Jscxson hospital and lss division u WinceS
Hospital. -,
west terminus Of Broad styest, and u ~ divis-
ion of jackson Hospital.
rhoeo from Alshams, Miaaissippis ylosida, Iexas,
and Afksnsss, In the lot and q divisions cs
HoxazdS Grove Hosptaais On msohasicsvine
Coniedefaas or Unappsopsiaasd Hopitals Robert
ION Hospttai, u0eDef u 1aaia ord ~ Gsesasi
Resolving and Wayale Hospital, CORNER u l7th
aad Gracs ssTssis; Small-Pox HoeettAi. ssAs
HowaFd's 0fovss
pr,aoo Hospiias General Hospital No 10 aad 0sse
rel HospitAl ~ 2i, cosnsr u 2eth a.a' casJ
uiTseis, Nv Mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

LATER FROM Ngw ORLrANs.--The New Orleans
Fra OF the 10th Inst, reports gold 10 small sums
al 81 10 IS premium, and good Ordinary cStiou, re
baled, ST. per pound. The market was pretty well
exhausied OF the staple. Nav prime mdasses Is
quoted al 80 cent?.
The death of Vim FfeTes 10 announced. He
had been Mayer, Collector OF the Port, and served
In iLe Leeislaiure and Municipal Council
The river the 18Th, In front OF the city. was
fslirg and was nine feet six inches below the
htahasxatrr mark OF 1862, On The 9Th instant the
liver was rising at st Louis.
The papers, os usual, contain very little news of
interest. There had been IN arrival with news
from Tampico OF u late date. All was quiet ut
that port The French had whipped the MeIicans
at Tuspan, and captured the fort with four pieces
Of artillery. They aow occupy the town IL Is
stated that reinforcen-nts were expected al Tam
pieo nnopg them q body OF eight hundred Arabs,
which 10 Tather d strange commodity |e Imagine.
As soon az they arnye expeditions are 10 be made
up 10 act In the interior on the guerilla plan, We
suppose
Judge Dent, o trOthet-:u law of Gen Grant. has
for some tims past teea cuitivstina plantation
ten miles back OF skipwith's Landing. euef-
lila party entered the neighborh0od on Iussdey,
stole sixty muies and carried away all the negroes
employed OF the plant tion, and everything else
they dssired that could be removed. The Judge
himself reached 5sipwi.h's Landing and came up
on the Emperor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or TAXES,
4 40

Elc0nlUuu May .; loot.
INSTRUCTIONS la reference TO the assses,
| ment ami collection OF the sdaiiionsi ten
fss cent on p-ohts,l IL ha ring been ascertain.
si l8st sn ei,of has been committed la tue
ssssssuelt and collection Of the additional
lsa gsr cent, on profits, sill assessors will ss
ssss Tue pFoiLs, 0uiy made By buying and cell.
as st AHy time 5stwssn the ist day of Janu-
a.g 1854 ami the lst Say Of January. 1865
Tie profits on which the tax Ia imposed by l
sai II paragraph Of Sec. of an act sititied
al aet to levy siiiu0nsl taxes fur tho Com
sol defence sni support OF ths Government.
ara tie pfonts made By buying ami selling be,
tween The times mentioned, the copniaiiVs
5yJjdncti0n and baing used, the buying snd
s-iii4g nlus. both taSs place between the is,
Ia, OF January, 1893 aRi ths LIST day OF aanu.
atT 1855. SGeh were tbs Instructions issued
lNm this ONCE Or ihe lat siar0h, 1864, and
Si!! be found at page B OF additional in5truc.
Eitl., therefore th3 erroneous assessments
asds in SONS districts nsei not be coiisatei,
ali tue aassss1rs ~ i'll refrain from Euah 81.
ssssn5ats.
H. The ton per csbt additional tag on prof
is, 1sde by bayina and selling between the
it Gay Of january, 1858, (ineluding the. day }
aO3 the Lat day OF December, 1864, iin0iad-
ing Iaat day, will be assessed and collected a,
Ohes. 1GB proits derived from the sams source
between the lgt day Of January, 1864 and the
ial jay oi December, 1864, bethAnclutsd, will
ts ae9eGssd aud collected immediately Sftsl
Ihs 3isI 14y of December, 1864.
j. w. Ii UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissioner OF Iaxes.
APFFFoyoJi
lSigueII G. a. MEMMIsGER,
mytB Secretary of tire Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Ro6besy.-Tne storeroom 1T r. A. Woods,
near the corner ~ Cary and F0ushee streets,
was robbed on Wednesday night OF several
hundred dollars worth of groceries. The
provision repository was In ths first stcry
OF Mr.. W.'s residence, and the thieves got
Into 1t through window which they forced
open. Alter securing the eatables they
started for other parts of the building, but
while ascending the stairs lea ling from the
frst TO the second story the inmates OF the
house were aroused, aud bee oming aware OF
that fact, they Immediately retreated through
the way they entered, taking with them the
articles refer red to above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Rescued from DroUai g.-Michael Wayne
fell In the canal, near Myers's bridge, yester-
day morning about tour o'clock. and would
have dro wned had u not been for the timely
appearance of o negro employed at tho
Tredegar Iron Works. He had gone down
for the last time, when the negro arrived
and diving TO the bett0m OF the water &C.
cured his body and carried 1t to the shore.
Life was to every appearance extinct, but by
dlnt OF rubbing and rolling him over. In q
few minutes he revived sgain aud ID now
doing we'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Released upon Writ Of Habeas Corpus
Jordan Miller, charged with buying horse,
the property Of Edwin j. Duvai, which he
knew to have been stolen, was examined
before the Hustipgs Court on wednesday,
and sent on for trial before Judge Lyons
The prisoner was refused bail, whereupon
his counsel sued out 0 writ of hdbeas corpus,
which was heard before Judge Lyons yester-
day, when that functionsry reversed the
decision OF the Court and admitted Miller to
hail In the sum of Is COO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

WErRE vALLAspIsHAh CROSSED FROM CANA
pA.-We have taken pains to ascertain the iaets
ia the case, which are briefly as follows
For some time past w "martyro has been
known to Indulge Ia the pastime of fishing In De-
tsolt river, o few miles below 5amd steb, al the
Old "Red favern" On Tuesday afternoon ne iett
the HHson House for the above locality, where ne
remained TIL about haf-pa Mae, AT which t,ahe
he was conveyed acfors the river al Wyandotte
where he tooh the Michigan Southern railroad a
man residing in this ely 10 known 10 nave puI-
chased ticket over ibis road for Cincinnati on
thar day, and bo did not leave the eity a. a, y
disham. Be that as Il may, "VaiP' crossed Tue
river al wyandotte, he previously bayfnS oeen
disguised 90 az 10 avoid detection, and az ABOUT
ten O'Clock ne was on his way 70 Ohio 10 sleep
ing car -Detyoi .ddpsYttssr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

NEw UsE CT BAyosEIs--"caivin," a correspond
ent of the Philadelphia PrssbytsTiaa, thua speaks
of things In Memphis on the last oovernmeniai
Thanksgiving Day
The 26ib of November, the day appointed by the
President for general thanksgiving was duly OBJ
served In Memphis. Appropriate exercises were
held In all the Chufches, With the exception OF
ns 6seadman's, which was closed 10 consequent
of the Illness of the pastor l say "appr priase'
exercises, leaving my readers % say how we'll that
adjective applies to those st tho Episcopal Church,
which was attended BY i,e Of armed so'diess,
for the purpose Of compelling the 0fnetalng min'
UatteL States i u prayer which he had been ioi
,sree years apparently unab e to find The prayer
as read In Its place, but Il fell usoa the consfe
CATION like bomb, and IL brought maay to thei'
feet and TO the sidewalk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

The Bread and Night Watch Qaestioas.-It
is understood that a special meeting of the
City Council will be called In ths course Of
the ensuing week to consider the reports
from the committees appointed at the last
regular meeting to examine into the cap
tain Of the night watch aud bread questions
eome wholesome reforms, we understand,
will be suggested regarding the later snb-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

attempting 10 Go T. the fnskess.- Francis
Burns, Charles Gibiin, and j ohm Morris,
me mbers Of the 18th regiment Virginia
militia, from this city. we're arrest ed yester.
day In the lower part OF Hanover county,
charged with attempting to % AXE their way
to the enemy. They were committed to
Castle Thunder to await the action of a
courtmartial, which will be held In few
DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Firs.-The alarm Of flre about three
o'clock yesterday was caused By the burning
Of IN old brick building about half mtlc
beyond Chimborax0 Hospital, which Was
formerly used by Messn Jo1ea, Jacobs q
Go. a. distillery. Il was doubtless the
work Of an incendiary, though report va
In circulation late In tho afternoon that
some parties engaged Ia one Of the f0rtidca-
tions nearest the city, while experimenting
with cannon, accidentally fred shell 10 fhe
direction Of the building, which exploded
and set it on Gre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

shop Dickens has 20 ensTusifd his style with
new made words, and pie phsaseoIosy in general
has hecom. % Grotesqde that he y getting a. dim
cult 70 read as Thomas Carlyle. One cannot help
slshing for the freshness and simplicity Of his
Nicholas and Oliver. Thackery . fragment, "Dcn
MS Duval," u also being punished Ia the C0saAH
Through jts pages run the came beauty and tender
ness Of thrught and graphic description Of 0iden
ufne character, familiar u In Esmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Liquor Liceasea-To day has been fixed
upon by the Magistrates OF the Hustings
Court for the haring OF parties who may wish
TO obtain licences to cell liquor BY retail
e, by the bottle or gallon, and sscs by the
Hrln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15
Alssr. Ban. ware whipped Tor eonnlitlsg

Albert Bsls. were whipped Tor commlftiug
petty thelts.
The charge preferred against Alfred MSss.
Of stealing sixteen dollars, worth Of throad
from the g. 8. clothing store, was contln.
ued TIL this morning. This cAeo was for
merly before tho Mayor, and BY him sent on
90 tho Hustings Court, but when Il wa0
brought up Tor exa mination ON Wednes-
day tho Justices deemed u too Insignificant
. matter to receive their attention, where.
upon Il wa referred back 10 His Honor for
settlemcnt. The grounds OF Its continu.
auce were not made known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15
OFFICIAL


K
AeIf = S,ramesp. May i6'h, 1851.
c,., ORDERS. No. ii3,--
seisadier General .,smss 's l.. :. k.nps.,
~ .: .s i ss Safe e v,sG. .a ... u. u. s J, ss sss.
pete thsH I" ~, mis- end, he IL authorized 10
% ser,ien garoIins Officers, who are hereby
.nplsy. so ~ 1 o6sy his instraosions lie viii ss
tresi<td. y. is mssdqnarssrs at saca point ne he
.sey ieem bsss' .aras.s, ceum,sxs,x
.sa ssdISsa II sss..sssy nsrsnfs9lis fsslis. s'' 70
tared, ,, ss Ia frera the State Of Virginia OF
A. 'I,ayslid Urs Corps, sud such of the Rsgnlsr
f'sss,.iy f'resss :. " report 70 Gen. KempsS who Ia
inisSsssis.d 10 assign them temporarily to dus,
wiA 'as 'assa-Ssnd OF the Secretary Of War.
~ JOHN w. RtEIv,
Ass't Adi't Gen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Ydnkee P-tSoaers-Thirty-two Yankee pri.
soners, including one Major, captured We'd
nesday afternoon by our troops near
Reams's Station, were brought to thls city
Yesterday afternoon and committed TO the
Iihhy Orts0D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Seems IN JgSTIcs CouRr IN TyxAs--.A Fearisag
case ander cogdd0dticn.--s.Y s.Yes, geniiDmen, thef
prisnur cum my house rarrin and ciissin, Win
we~puns in bis hands, saying Cum cntser that
house YOU d---d long LEGGED, yew necked, ptgen-
Cd heejed, sway.backed, knock. kneed, swing
shouldered. euppeTas-n s-nccked, punstn- headed,
sbisvins son nf pipndss, and here's What kin make
ys wkopp toJ the landisg,p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Hus.iags COart.--A full bench of Nagts.
trates met yesterday and disposed OF the
following business:
Burwell, slave of Thos j. Bagby, charged
with breaking into the store Of Francis Pas
signio, and stealing lot OF tobacco, was
convicted and ordered thirty nine lashes.
John T Sledd, charged with buying four
cows from George Drew, free negro,
knowing them to have been stolen from DR.
Francis Il Deane, was sent on for trial be-
fore Judge Lyons. Bail was allowed him In
the SUN Of IS COO.
William, slave of VIM Winston, was
charged with receiving gold watch worth
$500, the property of Martha Payne, know.
Ing it. to have been stolen. After the evi.
dence was gotten through with, 1t turning
out that the offence was committed in
Chesterfield, the Court ordered that the
prisoner should be taken to that county for
trial.
The Court then adjourned to meet again
this morning at IL o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

Horse StealSy.-Thres soldiers, named
Joseph f. jones, James M. Jones, and Rich
ard Jones, of the 9th Virginia cavalry.
rested and committed to Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-15

TINE or SERVICE EIpIRiH3 I'VE learn from re-
liable authority that the time of service Of GOO
OF Sherman's troops expired ON Saturday iast, the
os,h uit. Tue time Of 1t least 5 100 of the misce.
srnators expired between Resaca aud Dalton, the
sxure stomachs receiving enal discharge ny tea.
son of rebel bullets - Ghas1estoa Mercury.