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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
HEGAZETTE.

"A new Congregational Church is to be
dedicated at Manchester on tho Tth OF Sept.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26
Galena & Chicago Union r. r.
TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS

FREEPoRT DUNLEITH EXPRESS.
Leave Chicago a:30 a. m, and 1000 D. m
Arrive at Dunleith T:55 p. m. and s:iO A. M
Leave Dunleith 6:30 a. m, and 6:i5 p. M
Arrive at Chicago 3.45 p. M, and 3:i0 a. m
FULTON & IOWA LINE
Leave Chicago 9:45 a. M, and 915pm
Arrive at Colo 1905 p. IN.
Leave Colo 200 p. m.
Leave Clinton GOO a. M
Arrive at Chicago l:25 a. m, and $50 a. m.
Time from Dunleath to Chicago hours less than an
other route.
run through without change "
g. NJ. WHEELER EB TAJCoTT
CENT Ticket Agent. Generul Supt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-26

= IDFa-
Papers tha. usually publish orders OF sls Depar,sns
will insert once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

The influx of gold into India, especially In Bombay
is producing the most singular effects upon the natives
Lac accounts state that they play with coin ike chill
den purchase to please their anees at enormous rates.
and have given up the of earthen vessels having
ba,s and copper instead. The women have tbroFn by
their former cheap ornaments and now shine ID gold
and pearl csf- '"
This influx of gold into India is On oatux from En-
land When British manu- acturers ob'ained their sup
plies of cotton from this country they made ayment
by returning manufactures to But India for the
Inferior staple she furnishes, demands gold and the
gold that once goes there returns continual
and heavy drain upon the specie of Great Britain is
thus produced This is process that no country can
long stand without hnancsl revulson. Ecgan' gave
emphatic evidence of her Of the evil effects OF
such policy when she made Uar on China to compel
her to barter commodities for commodities instead Of
demanding specis for her teas and silks. 1t might be
supposed that she could aud would some such COM
pulsory Argument with Ipda but in this it would
noe avail sncs that country obliged to raise more
cotton than is necessary for its consumption and
will not do so except under the stimulus Of extraor-
binary prices, paid in gold and silver England has
managed, by various shfs, to get for longer pc
riod than generally ought possible in this coun-
try without cotton, but all that has yet occurred
50 far from showing that she can altogether dispense
with it, only demonstrates beyond doubt that she will
be forced to come to inAly The expedents she is
employing will, In the end, prove to have been the
most unWse and seldesructive che could have
adopted. t-.g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

4 He cOESTITUTIOh-S TIA -
RICHMOND WHlG.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL rs, iss4
pAPsRS FoR TIE 4RKH.

Wa ls.rn that papers mailed to the army do not
- thai, destination because tina postage Is not and
,.DpO, in many Gases DO paid IN advance, or on de-
Iivery % army carriers by the postmaster To remedy
,hs difficulty in regard to the Wig, We will hereafter
urevay the postage at this oOs on papers ordered BY
persons IN the army, deductDg the amount Of postage
from the remittances sent.
Rvsp arrangement with the Postmaster at Redmond
We viii mark each paper 'paid," which, BY passing
through the Oce here will be evidence to every othei
Office that the postage has been paid here.
Wien TO post ofhcs is given, but merely the com
pany, regiment, &C., delay Of day in the Richmond
Posi- once is unavoidable Persons in the army order
ing the paper viii therefore state tie post Office anc
We win change the direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

Hon J. L. N. Curry of Alabama, ia with the army Of
Tennes ee Commissioner to leok into Of civil
fans, Who by the late law, will not have the right of
ha6eas corpus.
Major Sloan, Quartermaster General OF North Carroll
ma is collecting large amounts Of supplies at Green's
boro for the troops from that State. he already has
several millions worth on hand. r mss
The Christian Sun, formerly published a. Suffolk, by
Rev. w. B. Wellons has been revived at Pete sburg -
Me- Wellops issues handsome, interesting well-flled
sheet |
Col A Il. Il. Dawson is announced to deliver leo.
tufe at Selma, Alabama, on National Honor" for the
benefit of the sick aud wounded soldiers from Ken.
lucky. t4e2 sfsfs Etg .f|
-Four thousand pounds Of bacon and lard we're sold
in Montgomery, few days since, at $s.2S per pound
This Is slightly downward. -si.,. .,.s.o
Ire Athens Waterman publishes thu regulations
under the act supper ding the writ Of he5sas sorpss
draped Ia mourning. sfsr)cF5 ss.sfess rSfi
Harrison, Bsddell & Co.,, Of Columbus, Ga. are now
engaged 10 the manufacture of shoemeker's and sad-
der's tools $500 =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
CAMP lsr VIRGINIA CAVALRY,
NEAR ORANGE @. Il.
April 9th, 1854.


The utmost confidence Is expressed here,
By every one that General Grant will lose in Virginia
all the lAurels be has In the West He is not nov
to measure swords with Pemberton or q Bragg, but
Wh the first captain Of the age Gen. Lee possesses
the unlimited confidence of every officer and soldier in
tbs army. They all call him harsc Robert aud are
wiling to 90 wheehe directs them and to do what be
bids them, believing that It Is right have Just heard
general order read from him in regard to the observ
a1ce Of the day Of lasting humiliation and prayer that
eSvates him very much in my estimation as Orstian
men, and inspires with still greater confidence that
the blessing Of the Almighty will attend him. To this
order he calls upon al commanders Of regiments to zee
thA. the day is regousy observed and be appeals to
the soldiers humble themselves before God 70 con-
tess their SIM, and to ask, through Oris the for
gvesess Of them" This il step ia advance Of any
thing OF the kind yet pablshed as distinct recogni
ton Of Christ the only mediator between God ard
man. gs s.l 10 aooeaaioson
I saw both Generals Lee and Stusrt q. meeting of
the Ohapains some days since, both manftsing their
deep interest in the religious instruction and condition
Of the army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

The END OF lHs WAR.-An editorial in the New
York Times of ihs21d, speaking Of the extrayagancs
that prevails in the United States, says:
This os,entstion is kept up mostly by foreign fab
RIGS, which O. gold tu'. The specie bash, which
alone can sustain curreocy and credit, is being more
largely drawn awaY and without currency and credit
no war can be a. c'ualIy prosecuted. The dispropor-
ton between gold and paper cannot 60 Increasing
for great period withou. producing financial col
lapse. And should that collapse come, the war, we
can practice no ouch repudiatirg shifts as the rebel
Government is no etsaJing There is too much moral
principle yet lef. in the Northern people to tolerate
any national turpituie of that sort. When 1t comes
to the point that this demands reputation the war
will be abandoned, and all the Sacrifices our soldiers
have made in it will 60 for naught
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

INFAMOUS SAcRILssE-During the recent raid in
Jackson the Yankees found the rooms pied by
the Catholic Church since their house of worship was
demolished, stripped tn, Of the altar furniture
and vestsments of their worthy pastor threw them in
to the mud and completely destroyed them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

SzwAED AND ExIGRArIoS. Seward has addressed
letter to Mr. Wsshburne, Chairman Of the House Select
Con mittee Emigration, recommending the passage
Of law to encourage emigration. He proposes to adj
vancs to indg emit emgrants sufficient money to cover
the expense of transit and sends to the commit
tee the draft Of bill to carry out the Iin The bill
provides for Commissioner Of Emigration, with thrGe
clerks and pledges the labor of the emigrant for the
repayment of the loan 1t also authorizes the reduc-
tion of the tonnage duties upon emgrant ships, and
requires bu: one year for the naturalization Of emf
grants. "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
PATENT SORGHUM Or SUGAR GAME
CRUSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and moasses compes rely home production One
cultivated sorghum VIII yield sufficient molanss
for consumption o an ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant your seed eaysscure good
Cruihr, and make moassss Is The eorghun cane
matVrss
The ber has obtained Letters Patent from the oonisds
e,ses for and improved Sorghum Sugar Dane
rapidly with which juice from the
stskn the ssvins Of Juice a. aow In The econ my Of
labor required the schne-n simplicity OF continue
Hon and the with which running order.
Il much serior 70 the machines heretofore used.
FOR SALE-SrATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHT1
and PARTICULAR ad Ires the subscriber Balsvs
Post Once Powhstan County, Va JOHN BOOKER, hq, who
has model At the once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
sp1 d2&cSms THOMAS o. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

MAHosxs BnGADE-The several regments compo-
sing Mahones brigade have increased considerably by
the return Of detailed msn convalescens and assign
ments of conscrips. They will enter the campaign
with fuller ranks than they had since they left Norfolk
In the spring of '62.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

TRlvELna WEsr--The train on the Central Rail-.
road now iuis to Jacksons river depot the railroad
bridge acrossths Cowpasture river having been COM
plsted. This bridge was destroyed 10 the spring of
1859 BY the enemy; guided by the traitor Dr.. Wm.P.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

WET TAR TO F0Rr DREwRY.-The Richmond cor.
respondent of the Mobile Register under date of sls
ult., tays:
Mr. Mallory furnished the boat, Gov. Smith the
Armory Band, and an opu ent citizen the backs and
rsfreshment--ao small item these days. Sd party Of
one hundred ladies' and gentlemen started down the
river on trip Of pleasure to prewry's Bluff. finer
dsy-t was last Tuesday-or aquatic frolic could
not be msgned-provided tie patty had consisted Of
uermaids and mermans 1t raned in torrents, and the
wind howlsd like forty thousand demons. Just the
boat got in sight of Drewrys Bluff the packing of
of the steam pipes got out Of ORDER and the boat
to dead halt. The party looked aud els very blu,
of course bu. apple-toddy which had been bot
tied up for several diysa little age improves it you
kt ow-was produce d. and eo0n toe company was in
fine spirits. Capt Parker of the Patrick Henry seeing
the distress Of the pleasure sent OF six gigs
and soon had the party dancing merry in bis saloons
But an hour had OF passed before the fast deepening
shades of evening and the increased howlrg Of the
Storm admonished the dancers that it time to end
their short rev and betike then sves the gunboat
which was to carry them back to Richmond. When
they reached the wharf, 10 and behold the landing
was 20 flooded that the backs could lot get within q
hundred yards of the bss;. Nothing left but 10
carry the ladies' vi ct arns to the ges-a feat
which the gentlemel executed with neatness and dis
patch parcip ant in this a1or Of love informed me
that he found the young aes easy and agree
able burthen; but the arrit ladies proved to be any
thing but feather weights and of them in particu-
lar nearly cracked his back Ii O'clock before
the dripping pleasure.tourists found themselves by
Their own fresdes sgsin. Yet OF them unless il
be the unhappy proyider OF "he provant" seemed 10
regret their Wateiy experience; for fond oil
pleasure here that we won't b, nuns, and We never
mind the weather though the wind does blow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

ekary becomes pious usury Christian libet-
N Nv the nest thriving Industry and what We adventure
in eockboat may .eturn In csrrack urt2 Us. ne
Who thus caS To bic bread upon TIE wafer saa surely
aud Il sgAiu for though Is falleth TO the bottom,
sinks but like the of the prophet 70 rse again unto
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

THr PRcDUorIoS OF WooL.-The following Pream-
bs and Resolution we're adopted by the Legislature OF
Virginia, just before adjournment but by some over
sight were not published in the papers Of the city, at
the ne in the abstract Of proceedings stcs ma o
ou We are not aware whether the attention of the
Governor has been directed 10 the duty imposed on him
by tue resolution
Whereas from isolated po,it on, we must depend
entirely upon our own resources for supply II all
things necessary to the support OF our army and COM
fort OF people: and Whereas By The late Gcon Of
tbs Gensra Assembly in passing bill 10 protect shs.p
and increase the grovth of WOO important stsp has
been taken ia thus direction; and whereas, is dssira
Die to secure eo-opsraivs legislation the part of the
other States of s Oonedsraey on this subject There
fore,
Rssolpsd, That the Governor of this Common ea!th
bs requested forward TO each oil the Governors OF
the otner Safes copy of said bill, tcgsther with a
copy OF this resou ion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

CERTIFICATES OF IsDEDrrDsEss.-Tbe Staunton Spec
ttor says that the agents of the Government Quarter
masters and Commissares. purchasing supplies with
SIX per cent. certificates which free from taxation.
II our farmers will exchange their supplies for these
certificates they will only secure an investment Il ee
from taxes, but viii aid in preventing further eIpan-
sion Of the currency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
Gen. Lee.

We have been permitted to publish the following e1.
tact from private letter from Presbyterian minister
Of Lexington, Va, visiting the army of Northern
Virginia which happily illustrates the goddess of its
great commander, and the confidence reposed in him
by his devoted troops:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

DIsRksPKoTTuL.-A conundrum was gwen out at
New Orleans theatre Why is Mr.. Lincoln like al on
in daytime - the answer to which was "Because he Is
"A 'Dlinkn.'" soldier, with his and his companions
rations of whisky in him. hicooughed out before the
answer coU be given: because he Is id old fool
The soldier spent the night in irons, 10 meditation On
the Presidents capacity a-g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Orrror or fHx WHIa. ]

OFFICE OF rHE WIG, April IA, 1884
The following is comparison of the receipts
Of various articles by the canal from LIST January this
year and laat. II faa r..f 80 ~ w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

Augustus W. Cross, an old and highly esteemed ct-
zen of Lynehburg, died on Sunday last ~ ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
IN CHANCERY-In Powhatan Circuit Cour,
~ ~0sA |"
Ilaintlf,

II -
4 October the ash, 1868.
Charles x. Lewis, Plaintiff,
sgsinst
James L. Harris In his right and guardian Of Eivin A.
Edwin A. Harris Virginia rrls infant O. 9. Lscklnd,T
Jones Lao<aad NJ Lakeland warren stsgg and Emily
biz WIFE, Augusta Laeklsad and Stephen NJ Avery and Bet
Il, hs wife, Defendants.
The Court without now dediny any question % the rights
OF the parties 10 controversy In this eau doth adudg, order
that Master mr. Graves do state account
q transactions de James Harris Of
Edgin Harms and also account Of the Administration OF
he def VIM {. Harris a. admir- OF said Edwin A. Harris 20
stating shew how much Of the Accumulated
profits Of the Of said Edwin Harris has sccruet from
the sale OF real estate and how
much from the personal estate takicg far ~ practicable the
Of said parties heretofore slated and reported By The
CONF hs bss II the accounts herein ordered, with leave 70
party and falsy the sauesnd that said
yomr report With any matter specially stated
pertinent By himself which may be required By the
paries TO be 20 stated. Tsste:
The parties the foregoing order Of Court here
notified that have appointed the l2 day Of APRIL 1884,
taking the By fad ORDER which day
they required TO attend at the Clerks Once OF Povhatan
County with all necessary and other evdsnce 70 enable
me 10 do RR GRAVES,
Emh2e-2avt12ap Oom'r.
WIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond en- The
9th day Of March, 1854,
James I. Mayo, PIE,
against
re object this suit obtain advorcs vsneulo mas
pson6 .7-.t 49,
And sdavt having been made nled the defendant
Dear within one month hereof do what
b necessary to protect her interes. 10 this suit.
'mhis-vax. BENZ. POLLARD. Clssk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

OTrcERs IN TIE YANKEE ARMr.-A bill is pending
ia tbs Yankee Congress to tax, from the Pfesden. the
power to summary dismiss officers from the navy and
amy without trial by court martial. Ia response 10
the request of the Military Committee of the Senate
Judge Advocate General Holt has given his opinion Of
the House bill. He contends that it is essential that
the COmmandsrin Chief should have full power to re-
officers and TO supply their places Hs Gays that
cour martias cannot be afforded 10 time Of war, and
the exgences of the service require plenary powers in
the chief.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

WHITE OAK GROVE
w CLASsICAL INsTITUTE,
Brvnssoick County, Va
The End Session II this School WILL the 1 day Of
April be continued 20 twenty weeks few boys Of good
character be receivedby early application to me.
Board 800 per month, lights excluded).
Address p. y. srAINBAoK, A. B.,
Principal,
Edmunds' Store p. o.
REEERRHoEs:
Pros Atkinson Martin and Holiday, Hampton Sidney Col
hge. I. fsJ 49,
Va -fu ID sA 2 ar15 -2av2v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

GOvERKNxSr susAR.-The Petersburg Express says
that the Government was the heaviest loser BY the
recent riee Of the Appomatox river. The Two ponoon
bridges were swept Cd, number of cots Lost, and
large quantity of valuable timber borne away the
tide and bu: for the thoughtfuness and energy dis
played by gentlemen Of the COmmssary Department, a
heavy ,ss in sugar would also have been sustained by
the Governments in the warehouse on Old street, Tor
merly occupied BY Messrs. PEBBLES, Son Co. In the
basement Of this building the Government. have stored
great many hogsheads of sugar. Tie water rose to
the depth OF nearly foot in the cellar and partially
submerged the first tier OF hOgsheads Tuesday night
but next day it was promptly pumped ous by Of
FIRE engine, and the sugar saved, very tdAng dam
age being sustained OnlY small portion OF the sugar
in each hogshead Of the lower tier was moistsned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
MIeCELLAnEOUa.

Roeches plantation, miles above Snyder's Bluff,
on the Yszoo River and OF the largest Ia the Sae,
was attacked by rebels the lst inst. IL had ex-
tensve cotton works aud splendid buildings, all OF
which were destroyed The plantation had been ssed
by the Government and was being extensively worked
by the lessee.
rc oution for the expulsion Of Mr. Long, Of Ohio,
was adopted by the House OF Representatives on the
l1th by vote Of 81 yeas to 6S nays. A two-thrds
vote WAS required to effect the expulsion.
Toe New orleans correspondent of the New York
Herali says that Fasguts feet has Withdrawn from
the tack on Fort Powell, near Mobile.
An smsts between negro recruits took place in New
Haven few days ago. row, Ia which soldiers were
chiefly engaged, had also taken lace at Hartford.
All the suffers and their employees with the army Of
the Potomac have been ordered TO leave by the 10th
inst under tn, penalty of hard labor and conf caton
of their property. This order has been issued, it 10
said in view of early forward movement.
Two gunboais assembled the Chiohahominy river,
twenty miles, Tuesday, 9Th irst, but were 30
harrassed by Confederate cavalry that they were com
PEELED to go back. 81
party Of Confederates recently took possession OF
the light house at Cape Lockout aad seriously damaged
it by exploding keg Of powder at the base OF the
tower.
j. O. Rves, of the Congressional Globe, Washington,
died few days sircs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15
tp.5-c2w
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A desirable far

Of 400 acres In Amelia county ~ miles from the
House. with the Stock Horses and Mules Wagons and Cat
Farming Impemens-al new aod In good ofder Also, two
valuable men, good farm hand and young with
shil dren. o sF
The buildings good story house. basement
once In the yard good Ice hon and all the
ort-buldngs l.--
About IT'S and In about 90 bu,he
OF bushels Of wheat have been SEEDED and ID 30
made ready for the being
Oughed The balance Of the land heavily mbsred With
hickory and pine About 80 Of the land In low ground
vel adapted grass hhw hIe garden WHOM all the
ceay the have teen planted with IL
tushe Of potatoes There also hn young orchard Of choc
fIut trees.
Any person wishing purs,sss farm good nsighbpr-
hood railroad all ready for the coming crop would
do wen 70 avail themselves OF this opportunity. y
aplb-5 Jas. N. TAYLOR, Auet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

There we're also received in March last 2s7 bushels
oats. s24 tons pig iron, 4l2 tons COAL 1874 cords
wood sS barrels apples, b5s bushels meal 100 pounds
dried fruit (sgains; l74s5 poucds in March, ss 6ls
pounds lard, {, 4is pounds leather, etc.
DIED,
Al Psylvauis Court House, Monday, 18th Inst, Mrs.
MAY v. LEPEBvRE, wife OF hubert p. Lsfebvre.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

tuhe Of potatoes There also nns orchard Of chOcs
hood raros and all ready for the coming crop would
DO VEL! z avail themselves Of this 'ppoJ;ssni rAy1op
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
cling and Stage Manager Ogden
FRIDAY EVENING. April 10. 1884.
manager h.yios other novelties ready for pr0duon is
compelled to announce the ON WAN,
or the new War Drama, .ntItled
THE ROLL OF THE DRUM
kW5ee day full chsracers synopsis
VII,
and delightful entertainment ssnsr ally.
Fancy Dance. ....hsry Partnston
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CHANGE q PROGRAMME
EH-To-morrov, Saturday,
4. Il. DALTON.
PARLoR AND CABIN.
Saturday,
DAY rsS50sxAxcx
In rehearsal,
AIDEA;
Or, the Bat of Mothers OiM Brute of Husband.
bu-lefqus In one act.
Door open !; performance commences a prscsey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

WAS committed to the Jail of the city Of
w Lynchbura tie 2ad day Of January, 1884, negrs
named WILLIAM he belongs TO David Harris Of cul
pepper county about 81 Of Of dark complexion
about feet nch high and he hired the last year
Wm w. Boyd OF Buchanan, and ron him at obrst
Had committed brown cloth frock coat and
pair grey Jeans pants The Of said negro win CONT
forward pay the charges Upon him, and take him away
80 q. HUGHES,
apis -wew ia lar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

In rehearsal,
AIDEA;
Or, the Bet of Mothers 0ith Brute of Husband
bu-lefqus 10 one act
Doors open at 7; performances commences al precisely.
an1k-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

Ar ACT to authorize tie board of public scorks to tscrsass
he rates Of toll TO be charged BY railroad and otter
companies, ind declaring certain duss and Hdbfes u
railroad, erprsss and other companies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

The BaIlimore GeEstte says:
A daring attempt was made on Tuesday night to
destroy the U. s steamer-of-War Minnesota. Whit
lying in The James River OF Newport News Confed-
crate tug steamed straight at port quarter Of
tie Minnesota and exploding torpedo shook her with
terribl, convuson rem stem to stern. The ex-
posion tailed do any serious iDay to the Minnesota
and before the tug boat could be attacked che dsap-
psared in the darkness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-15

NOTICE. VIII sell my Steam SawsMill
IN which situated on my the county Of Prince "a
ward eight miles from Keysve Depot IL 10 In good runnn
order. Auy wishing 70 purchase can come 70 sesN
Address HENkY y. SPENCER,
aplb-MW Keysyille.