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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT on THE
II river bank, south of Gum street The house
is almost new, contains rooms, hall, pantry,
&c Good stable, wood-shed, outbuildings, &c.
Lot s21% feet front by $50 feet deep.
- bargain will be given Inquire at this Office,
or Of JNO. S. McCORKLE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
FOR REIN OR SALE.

non RrNT or sALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
Situated Residence, near the Salt Wells, with
about two acres of Land VIII trade for good
~ srspsrty Enquire of
T. T. MINGSr, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A PLEASANT TWO STORY
L Brick House, containing eight rooms, stu
ated on a large pleasant, well improved lot Pos
session given from the LIST TO the 10th OF February
For particulars enquire at this Office. Janl6t
ICE HOUSE FOR RENT-T6E LARGEST and
j most convenient Ice House in the city for rent.
Apply to GEO. FOSTER & co.
jan7 q
TTyHE LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS, CORNER
i of Locust and Water streets, now occupied by
the euartermasteF's Department.
For particulars enquire of
ALEX. FOSTER,
at Warehouse Of Foster Gwynn s Co.
decI5-dtf 5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
GROCERIES.

E. E. wHEELEE. AS. RIGGS. WI. sUee
WHEELER, RIGGS G.. SUGG,
wholes lie dealers in
CIR O Q Z r / E = .
SALT, COTTON YARNS e
Nails, Vvindoyy class, sash, Doors, &c.
No. II North First Street,
Corner of Sycamore.
g EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
a. "A ~ - t-s- -
.COPARTNERSHIP---.-----.---
yETE HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH US VIM
w sugg, late of Uniontewns Kye in the
Wholesale Grocery business, The style Of tho firm
off = = = : ~ IT, WHEELER & RIGGS.
q -aiT
> g s : XXX Bertrand syrup;
so 10 gal. kegs a54"a
Is s5 bbI 81, Excelsior g.
10 bbls Honey l,.s " 1850 fi3
IS !" n. %. Molassss. a3
Moves nov sSiS 'p Y WHEELER, RIGGS s suda.
! NLAssl GLASS
| VI 100 boxes sXIO Glass, CITY,
e G.. Ski XII s@ sls sai
LIs rs 50 sXl5 ii'sl hsSiG X A'-A , =
g.. lie 20 IS 10X15 g. ,r .----a.-------
Is " loXl6 &c ' ,ssg,
/ atfg Is 1oXIsF - :. 500 -
it!od n Is IS Pint Flasks; rs
La 20 Quart Flasks; IN
Et 10 81 Jars - saA
Is q" gallon FARSI
On hand and for sale cheap by
WHEELER RIGGS sUGG.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP
y 80 boxes a sorted Candy3sis
IS : assorted Gum Drops; e
| 25 4" LOzen ges;
40 I" Fancy Candy; -.
p % Z" Fire Crackers.Fiev-
And variety of Christmas Fixins. By
t6A li WHEELER, RIGGS SUGG.
RRUFFs AND NUTS 2 7EEH
) L g 30 boxer Layer Rasins; q
, RI 80 81 H. R.. sysIs 1o
, G1 100 bx} III ia sisixs
, 3 900 lis Currantss l5sgi@xsxs 80
i 1000 lbs Fresh Figs; ~ ~
: q 10 trails S.S. Almonds; .. -
"A sd 10 bbls Filberts; ielE9 jI -
|. 5 g. Cream Nuts; r.ae.-..
TO /" Hecans
A M eN WHEELER, 1iIeGs sUGe.
j Is hads choice n. o, Sugar.
10 {" Porto Rico I" e
rs bbls A. Coffee 81 ~" sci
:. IS F" b. t. ~ to
: 80 (. Vel.
! 20 t" GRID IS q "Efa .yt znlds
!, Is " b % io.-"9h3 s9.Sto shns
= Bought before the advance, and for sale by l.
70 WHEELER, RIGGS sUGG.
,e nils AND PAINTS 80 :nsa
Is " 5 bbls Linseed Oil !;
ir q o.. 20 bbls Coal |, ,''stsi1 I'd
n $50 cans Wagon Oil, a new article;
800 kegs White Lead; 80
1000 lbs Putty -
~ ~ 500 lbs venftian RED! l'-if
10 AL for side at lowest cash, prices, by
y WHEELER, RIGGS sUGG
ID VoFFEE- -
is ~ ITO bags prime Rio Ccffee; .we
"a so Fair En- .
25 boxes Ground g f.-.
I'd 100 &c EssenGs &c sAy8ltt4 z
~ On hand and and to arrive by
WHEELER, RIGGS h SUGG
= CUNDRIEs-yri.I ufa5 .75k Gas 10
- 100 boxes Soap, assorted;
40 " Powhsltan Pipes;
4O0sdozen assorted Brooms
800 reams Paper; + Hs-rra 40 savi
100 boxes Washing Blue; ~ IA
li9 500 lbs Irvine, substitute for Cotton = =
- z-it 800 lbs Hemp Irvine ;1otsid - 4 y
1000 boxes Sardines, A's;,,,, urtflat
fs7a rs g Il lib can Oysters ~ a1s70sl
el so {" q lb can fss-f- b.. f-e
And thousand things too numerous to M
- ton, for sale as cheap as tbs cheapest, by
IS nov28 WHEELER, RIGGSf& SUGG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

ITO RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE, con-
i tGining seven large rooms, good stable, every
shing convenient Enquire at this office. ja2I-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
INSOLUBLE CEMENT.

GREAT
DIscovERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
HARDWARE.

-uri1-F7 rs,Ifg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

the brigade
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

PLATFoRMuAND COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SOLE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS.
SCALE BEAMS AND STEELYARDS.
Z ~ GEO. s. SONNTAG d CO.,
No. 10 Main Street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10
AT Wholesale ONLY :
w atches a. Jewelry
oFKyRRY UEscBWuOs Al THk
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH!

Army an County Hsrer sDis. psdie1s, frA1es,
eutlers arf ee sral <sahi rsn mae snofu c1f
rronts upon q mall if.vssirusatf
Js-slsy p ~ p's,. :. zaaf - &c s.s q
~5rk furnished. GO psrticoiaf attenuon psia .
ssppsylns Aoetiszsrs. coasfssesdi@fss .'sian ira
ders End army tss3ers
a. sttle III 60 q Manufactured. F1cb ss infsn-
tisgs esc a. sbort natlce, sF-Gcsd c.l.v Ass.ns
sferks sifh snail capat }. ga tnf crsEtsut IN
ploymsrff Illustrated Li<sa sbc fuil psrtlcaisss
TEE gEoYTrTO rag RKTkILEKts vERY LsREK
A whofsssls sodfly csa - carried ID knspsssk.
vslfss - esrpet osE, 49, rIl not - nkr olass.-
butty sr cotseultaf - cary ifsn $40 y plsft
ssDsue-r snese-y tAinsi rsls so.,ns..1. :. 81
OR gods she~ fer thsuss'sss, ard > ovs thsra-
sef-esf
ni.s bssls.,s IL shsst n szpls ans s-riss.oso-
tor suiss,sss = givss ~ ne macy reoei.se sd
s1ooslAging pfr1t II pockffst si tie sanas TINA
III ~ oocnl1tien N rhich n ps1nel- seed -
afrsid - ssham@l - cAnfss ttse spuse hpid eFatn
sDd As4in. or shsfs orc- - Fsrs sfe ntffssrt1
dIp.rnxnrns sna canffrooosa ~nsssa = e-sstse,
a. tLseruy ~ 49, a. seae dab -
~ fhe h.fdshiys ~ - e. q - assa 90 - balm
t. hers P1sfa4sxtsfs. ~ sny 9srsou wbo visbfs
sfLs- ioeai ~ a. sftiss oceupafin. sfsi go thst
pss-ess. - opsorf'ln.iy ssisoz. ~ whl r. "a
cassfally sslscsss ia. sf1e~~lry. sgsssrisAs oss
aswsst styi.s and Eosi ssiesbis fsrifiFa go.
oosssassiy ala srSsfs fDin gsrsons sasizg -
go n rsass 9bolly ~itb - u Fert pF1 ale
TIE h~@a sxsrctss Il er tasla sr.1 isasn st end
fraz osF Gag ss~r1sncs cs1 eesnrs e@tHnctie1-
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~ a soots ars ~saEe1. znd sf 80 snt % saHs
ssa oosIses 80 ~ E<1r-s. a. tes-sA = ~ kesis
COLD AID SILVIA wArCHks.
Cod rscr~nenfs nnf uanu&rtuFs1 Ia ne bsst
nszn-r. - purs usferisl, al ssrfanted ., prifst
a.. rFfIfa 80 ga sat E.Fu1<rs-rsy tcfisrt
a. o. Exrr-.s s.fi<<.rsie1 a.fkntee1. All wstcb
a ~ r-s 49, fhes beng q err esn ~ roftstson
rrezlzrs ffrs ~ nzsIi ksnf ~ thsn
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10
MEDICAL.
DR. JOHN BULLS
la4s osaPoCSn
cEDRON BiTTER0,
The Latest AID host Important
Discovery Of the 18th Century


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leefin medical discovery, than hsfsf Dr. sokH
BuLL q LosasviiLs. ~. as ininis-sss prs,A<s..
- q sA<ssp><rii@. 49, ons $500 a. "a e>> 20
csapsaad Pastoral II WA cs~ry hes bss'e.ss
kouz~os<s sorc t1roaxhs ths ~><t <n1 800 So
~ Worn Lascns~s IN Ices ths ys>f suef NaIi ~
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tss eo.slasat q north America Bats sro~ -Ae
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4nnss4x. a. l4lhzr o11kln&fte1. fe< - fcsf -
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800 a tas btttsrs nos sf.rsd 70 tks rsbne is<i
cooos ts.xAzs 10 ths asfiys Inhabitants o. sstIs
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more tA<s TO- bahcrst gears- AInsa 80 -
c,flAns BIDS t-nknes - tbs n1sst 1sscis M "a.
.nd A~aass~ sttAeat fear .h- n-sst 49, -
uuutx ltfs bell q uitn thsm tasf ~hiie tsefsh
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% naszsr xhsf ne disease may es. "a.
sxsnt prstsss'on. he Il nsssrshssss sssiss~a
euuu . tnororxh examination o. TIE ssidsnes rsls-
- pr1ss sfrtrss. tEsx . fsm~dy sn1 pfsss.oss
- al azs~ss~s Axlsln4 fIon sxpor1fs sse1ef "
sAsares 81 usssAsr o. climate. o. % The EiA&n.ue
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serve Us rspussfisa n ~ - eas In csnxAi Ana.
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= yssxs sussesd has iust basn pro1Khf - ses
-ee~Itsrrn,ostson and bs h now enabled 70 oosr "
- ouDllc = esublns<son ~ C>troa YIN otnsr -
-u,d touxcs ths wnsks pxsssrxe< IN tbs 49, ye>t-
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w0ksus kss M s4uAI In ths soFid.
n uixnf fzrnfsa volume % csrunrsts-s Det rs
.ublso nsvs lonx si1es Learned 20 e<um-i" seSh
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49, ofvs The
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as Dos lsnssssry ~ D1biisb i0rs hst o. az
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lie xt.s- mn a tbs fiasss t>ksa "a hoas -
fSs >ssh meal wfn oes~<s the IA snsots 81 he Ne
uuk~althy climate. AMI ssftsn he psfson tAEins
s.s.ost f.&.Ass nBtsf ths met trftnx sfpScy
pr. JOIN BULLS fsta1ss~1 one~- ma sffs~'
eo{d WAols.-ls and Recall BY
THOMAS h. BARR,
o.~nsx yoarsh - x~ss sessss. f.~re a~sss
63~@I
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10

sBRoF. 6EOR5f W. canada
a wosld r-<p-,<f1iiF lnfsrs sAs ss<ls>ns a. y
40 "a = hep trst elsss nfss.s <xlour. stioia
IA tse 1.rTe Esats noass, ts nsnnfsstare -
artk - HAZE fOxIl tai LEGS "a.
scslp sr.s tren aka6rzs Akso knAnPOC
FoE 4las e1r@cl @s-1E-izz xfxsr "a
peal sssf.i 0ari,s Trs1r tsfiss tsa linz ~
t.l, ssl4s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10

SION or TIA PAD LoCh.
WE hsreby announce 10 the pub
w - ta.s hsvsa< gareAA<~t tAs tsfs. ss1 "a
l<nst~s sss<k . H<rSf~<l< "a trea b@iaaxlnz -
.. o. Fs<s~<. 81 sissS l>r<Ftf - a. tk>y are go
nsvAfs3 u .s1s14e1.<< FL a. "A e1stc<1sfs q
h.<<r. a n F-<ter q 60 ss1 E.NAg I'll
f<soF - 81. th<af easi ~ p>sifss sul esd d -
k.4E tuksrunIk s1kn-4As sss-k sn1 % tc>s
k~SepctH cokf GO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-10

~ ~ ~ - - ~ - - ~ " -
Terre-Haute-
HAVING made our second
IL winter purchase in New York
at the time of the gold panic, at
greatly reduced prices, We have
procured splendid stock OF
Overcoats, both sack and sur
toutes, made up in just as good
style as custom woIk, and ~
prices within reach of all. We
have also a large stock of ready
made Clothing OF all styles, for
Men and Boys. A Full Stock of
Furnishing Goods; also a large
stock of Piece Goods which we
are prepared to make to order.
Our study for years has been the
au
manufacture OF Clothing. and
with our experience and faoili-
ties we feel willing and able TO
cope with any Clothing House,
East or West. Our motto Is on
the nimbie dime principle-large
sales aud small profits, uniform
prices and fair dealings. With
Mr.. John walmsley in the Mer-
chant Tailoring Department we
are prepared to give entire satis-
faction 10 our many patrons.
&c.
ra
HARTsoCK 4 BAEIsTER,
no. - WABASH STREET.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-27

Nscssl Shannon. chip Mcknight nysD, Jeremiah.
harry. Kelly Farley and Long-H
Report OF Committee etreeta - Mvor q oaepsine
resolution tho< twentieth e1t&eo0 Tnkud
Fourth avenues paved wish Be.Csa pavement
psrty owners to pay the city
remaining under dirSca OF the Croton Aque-
duct peps ten and that ths accompanying ordinances
therefor 90 I'd ,pea. = . v. :. -, - - Tsr
Anrma Al0srman FOX the President Ncroe Shan
pom Caipn AekniShS Ryels. Jersmisn. b&rdy Ana
keliy-lU - &c., 4
Resolution that Fortyseeoni street. between Second
avenue and East river be reguaied grad.d earesd g,t
tered nd she direction the Street Conams
sener anA that the accompanying ordinance hsesor DO
! WhscS was adopted by Tho following vote. VIZ.
Anrnatvs-A Iderman FoH the President, Aldermen Nc
Cool shsnnon onfpp. Mcknight. Ryers. Jeremiah Hardy
! and keily-ln
with resolut0ss that with the necesa ry
basins and cavert be built In sx,ieth sest between
Broadway and Ninth Avenue, under the direction OF the
! therefor be adopted.
VII en- eoncurred ia by the olowins vote
Anlrmative-Aldermen Fox, the President McCool,
shannon, cLis McKnght Ryers. Jersmiah aud Kelly
Resolution from the Board Of Connclmen resembling
solution granng TO Frederick Lewis ~ place
Showcases in front OF his premises No. 655 Broadway
Which was LAID over,
nounced that the Board stood adjourned until next Mon.
1''' '"' '''' b; I. vALEsrINE. Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-27

G7srEp SrssroN-SArrtDAy. Dee l--i2 y.
Prtsent-J.An .. icary. President aud the 10. owing
members -
Aldermen Fox yCCo1i shannon, Chip, Mckn ght,
R.er- Jeremiah, Hardy. Kelly Ottiiyel aud Farley.
The minutes 81 Dece lnber Is read sppro ci
n
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04

{ Bidders uiH examine carefully the forms, and
instructions annered; especially the latter part
OF. instruction 10
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-04
UNITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
~ NJ, IN 10

PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
L tract Office of this Department until 10
a. m of Thursday, xarch 81, ls64, ior con con
resrs commescing July /, 1864. and ending
lime 40 1853, in the State OF Maryland. on
the ronses aud by the schedules of departures
and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by April 25, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
PIRsr COMPANY RICHMOND HOwITzER,

Al meeting the 1st Oompany Richmond HovitEers Al Mrs
Dunn cheSte hed county Va August GATH 1854 10
sr appropriate mode Of expressing their deep grief Al
loJ sustained by them In the death OF their late beloved
ander, Capt g. MCCARTHY Who fell a. ood Hsrbor
June 4h, 1884 the OnoEng preamble And resolutions were
On suimo uslyiadopted:
Where's has seemed COED Ia the eyes OF the High and
Mighty Rur OF the Universe TO from our midst and
the hd Of bis uleunes late galAnt We
can only bow IN rensnG;!on and submission.
Cant. Nc iarthy esilmabe good and true
soldier. he devoted himself the CT bis county with
IErdous, with spirit promptnesS and gAhty The power be
welded commander abussd exercised With 10
Judgment gu ded BY kind heart won for lin IN
repee and love u every member his command His company
encountered danger that he Il Witt them
to be with the advanced section whenever It
20 Divide III, battery His position the post
OF honor and Of danger
Perhaps no 60 der died In this holy cause hiss been
more deeply regretted for not could more beloved
far a. known. His admirable qualities won him the rsec or
his superior Cheers by whom be regarded 6 young nicer
OF peculiar promise
IN camp he kidd a4be and modest quick TO ses and At
tenye 20 the wants Of his On Of battle he
brave and eoo retaining the good judgment for which
distinguished under every danger met TIE death he
would chosen the head his command battling Tor his
eountry rights and be sleeps with the honored brave wit
stain upon bis e1cucheon gentleman his honor a.
soldier.
In view Of our great bereavement, be II
Resolved That in the death OF Captain Edward MCCARTHY
this company has lost good and brave commander good sol.
supporters snd one OF the brightest its teryee
Resolved That extend TO the family Of the deceased our
deepest and most heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting be pubhed In
TIE Risbmsnd papers.
z. n. ANDGRs0N, OAptsin Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

ssaatSa as sbfesHs 80 ssAi5stes 81 Ests;isn, vac
this mcFnrg pleading With Esststn delegates In ayoN
of Lfie Macs porhinasioo when the Eastern men re-
Piled ''N thought the Northwest strongly opposed
20 Mcclellan Sir" seid The Western politician,
MaOlSl an belorgs TO the Northwest Did be o for
merly reside here aud not taken from Ohio INTO
the arms? BE belongs to US, and the enthusiasm OF
our people for him is great az it n In tie Eas
These facts have surprised Eastern men, yearly oil OF
whom came ere expecting 30 find the very reverse
state Of Affairs On every side The best informed are
heard 70 say that there is doubt Of hcOleans noml'
nation.
The Illinois delegation has held consultation, and a
vote taken for President, resulting in one majority Tor
Mcclellan. The delegation s instructed to vote as
uu aud this the vote Of thai entire delegation
for him. The Indiana delegation have canVassed the
| question. Two thirds for Mcclellan. VOORHEES, 10
candidate for Vice President and may manage 20
change the vote in measure in trading on for himself
Ohio ia claimed by both parties The ablest OF the
delegation for Mcclellan; especially ia his the case
from those representing the northern part OF the State
No persou preends II at tho New EnglaOd New YORK,
Pennsylvania or New jersey delegations will vote lor
aOy other person than Mcclellan. The public cau Judge
em these facts 10 MS chance for the nomination
Tho platform Is not 90 plain. Tho war end peaoo
elemeuts do not seen to mingle well on this point.
The contest ever the psnhs may cause change and
confusion In regrd 70 the candidates.. II there s any
trouble il viii arise the PLATFORM aud not on the
nddates. The consultations on this point have not
been deGnite enough yet TO oreshadoW the precise
| position OF the two elements Tho Western men tell
the Eastern to keep Wood quiet and there will be no
trouble Toe East replies Wood vas fqueched by the
peace party Syracuse and Is now powsress for good
or evil take care Of VAsndlghsu and hls aids and ell
i s cafe.
Among the distinguished arrivals are Dean Richmond,
slmue Tldep, D q Dslsvsn, General John COchIsne,
and lea shafor. from New York Geo. w oass, John
DAwo on, Asa Parker and VIM gler, Of Psnnsylvani
Judge Rauney, Rhodes, 8 Cox and Vallsndigham,
/ ~ N,st,rf G.var an
Masoffu, of Kentucky; Richardson aud Singleton, oil
Illinois, and numerous others from other States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
FRON THE eOUTHRESr.

osTKA, Mss, Aug. 2s.-oOl. Scott fought enemy
in tho suburbs Of Cin'on yesKFdsy, aad drove them
back ons mile. The light was desperate, our men
charging sallar'ly. The enemy having received re-
lniorcsmeats, recovered the ground and now occupy
Clifton.
The enemys force s reported 10 consis. of six thou
sand iniaGry With cavalry, and 80 pieces OF artillery
Pr5oners captured Gays 1t is their intention to remain
Clinton, but this IL not believed TelsgrspbC COM
municatiOn ID open 10 within four miles Of Clinton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
OULPEPER LANE FOH SALE
HAVING, in consequence Of the loss {

HAVING, in consequence OF the loss OF 90
IL many Of my rervAntS, larger body Of land shah
ever able cultivate and ths whole Of being
profitable condition, have marked Of for sale OF rom
$50 coo which Gfer for aals Il win surveyed
and plat the survey sent 10 Richmond shortly one
Of the fertile and desirable land that pur
chased In the upper country Il lies between and
fCulpeper House, the WAuenton
improvements CONSIST Of comfortable dwelling house, with
and below ssS besides er;e good
Kitchen, with and garnet room, large sable
bOus somewhat Injured by Yankee depredaone
some yard the productive gardens know
o. young orchard upon about 10 acres graft
Cd fruit Of the bet varieties In full bearing
upon the land very Valuate mineral spring. also, my
spring yielding the hnet be found 9hyEhere
specimen this nay be drug Pey.
ton Johnston OF Richmond TO whom win pst survey
OF land receive from she surveyor or tha
tract about 200 the original growth
Pine and hickory about 1875 Of fertile productive
unoS huady Run Fiat Branch balance Of the
krabe land except about 80 acres In high state Of ouYa
and at present. 10 also the low grounds
timothy and bappnR clover orchard grass and little
clover all OF which Do moved and made Into bay Tue
e fencing gooe, sxeep in one or two Places repair
which there sre rails at hand.
endsavored give accurate description Of this land
yet ill sell TO no representation. viii pri.
Vaey and give !mmedse posesson and receive In
Confederate Treasury notes OF the sue
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing per cent
The Confederate per cent boz 10 be shortly Sold
je50-agv6W Z. ID. RIELD,
Columbia, Bluvanna county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30
PROM MISsISsIpPI

HrRIDIAS, August 26.-the lines at VieEssurg are
completely closed. For tha next twenty dayr, nsr Go
and esress are soEed under any circumstances Ii
Il thought snOther movement IL on hand, as all the
horses in the CT were teiug impressed BY the Yam.
KEGS.
The prisoners captured in Memphis BY Forrest lsit
here for CahaWba this morning.
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sks Asgss kasss 'hssa sssssIas, ss s'ssna ss'A''
again che shot perioFstsd evsrytbus tbroviss Grey
lar pecs Of the Iron Of the target Weighing 90 pOuad'
44o yards.
An equally satisfactory experiments was Z aus On
third ocron and under crrumstsuces Of TIC most iO-
tsrss character, with promises Of the greatest value
in this Tun against iron armOured ships.
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ss60KsTIFUTIORsTAFR RaGHrs.
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& ICHMOND WHlG.
rKspAY MORNING AUGUST so, 1884.
EVENING WING.

sbau rubbish, to-day, At 2 o'clock P, NJ, and
succsedi1s day Sundays szcepted,) at the came
L.1 a. evening edition Of the Wig The Evening
WI ooo,siB the latest news by maH and telegraph,
r9 20 The hour Of going to press editorials local intel
Eso,oS &c B2O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-30

DEsERTEas -s,ven Yankee deserteIs csne into our
GER who Gays he belongs to Mr. Madison Gill; OF Din
viddio county. He belonged to the h United ssates
regular infantry.
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LIsr nF oAsuALrIEs

T. J. oHRIsIIAS ooEDs-OT l0Fa AID 2OTa AUGUST,
1894;
Company H-Killed Brooke GaWthmsy. Wound
ed Robert Sanders, In arm severely; Robert Mitchell
in leg severely; A B Dlbney, In neck, severely; w
Bush In hsad, slight w HaWes, in thigh, painful
Fl Bro,k, In knee, slight LuUus Jackson, IN hand,
eight Samuel Martin in thigh, slight.
Company killed: Clarke.
Company G-Missing Sergeant VIM. Wounded !;
Wigstaf; Richard 0Serton, in hip.
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Fas B.raLl has lls laIIo nInE as.p. q !


Ths Herald hiss tia folio wing dOspA o. 9
OmoAao, august rs Toe parlers. Fesdlas rooms
aud halls Of tho hotels already quite crowded and
present lively sesna The activity and eaFnsstnsss Of
those moving ABOUT Indicate tnas important wOrk /, a.
hand. The disposition manifested thus fas Il desire
s. harnOnEa, and 10 nominate candidate that Gao be
electsL
The WhOe dds sppsais % be for ko1slian, the SANE
a. ast evening Every hour reveals additional strength
and from quarters Whera Il Supposed be would meet
sith hitttF opposition.
The nsmss Of Governor Seymour and Pendsson, Of
Ohio, have been mentioned b. come Of the pesos men
Tor he n0upa ION bus they are evidently thrown Ous
iselsfs. Zoe ai a ls canddate for Vice PFssdsn