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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-The Richmond pres:
of the 22d contains the following: Early's de
feat by Sheridan is acknowledged by the rebe
press as well as by Early himself, who admits
that he lost thirty pieces of artillery but claims
that the Union pursuit of him did not amount
to much, as only cavalry were engaged in it.
Our infantry, who he says suffered most Sc
verify, being too badly demoralized to follow
The Richmond Enquirer says all of the camp
equippage captured in the morning was retaken
by the enemy, and that at Strasburg, the cap.
tured artillery becoming mixed up in the street
with some of their own through the demorliz-
alton OF drivers. was abandoned by night.
The same report says our army was in New
Market worn out with fatigue and perplexed
and mortified with results of the days opera
tions. Only 1000 killed and small number of
captures is estimated.
An order was issued by the Richmond War
Office TO conscript one fifth of the employees
in the ordnance and nitre bureau, thus addiag
1000 to the military force. The order is called
breach of faith and received with great dis
satisfaction, but shows the straits the rebels
are reduced to.
A recent demonstration of at least 1000
Yankee infantry from Suffolk towards Weldon,
n. c., is mentioned by the Goldsboro Journal.
Longstreet, in an order dated the 10th, takes
command of his old first corps, relieving An
dersOn.
A number OF boys called the Junior Reserves
of North Carolina, and consisting of one regi.
ment and battalion. have offered their ser
vices to the rebel government and been re-
ceived and placed to work in the trenches at
Richmond.
The Augusta Chronicle says Gen. Slocum,
who holds Atlanta, has contracted his lines ma
terially. So much so, as to leave part of the
city out in the cold, and AYERS that rebel
Colonel in the vicinity made dash through
this part without suffering any damage.
The Macon Inteligencer says the rebels are
making arrangements TO enter Atlanta and e.
curely hold it.
The Palmetto South Carolina Herald saws
the latest advices report the average number
of deaths daily in Charleston from yellow fe.
yer at twenty, also that the rebel papers are
filled with obituary's Of distinguished South
erners, and OF discussions of peace and recon-
struction, and on the whole, their,tone is yerv
favorable to us and shows great change with
in the last few months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FOURTH MINNESOTA.
List of the Casualties Of the Fourth
Minnesota Infantry Veteran VOlun.
teers I'm the Action of October 5th,
1864, mt AllatoOna, Georgia.

FIELD AND STAFF.
Lieut.. Col. John E. Tourtellotte, wounded in
thigh, severe
COMPANY A.
Private George w. Rogers, killed.
Priva John Young killed.
Private Miles Babcock, wounded in left side, slight.
COMPANY c.
Private John Casey, wounded in thigh severely
Private John Linn, wounded in wrist.
Private Michael Lesser wounded in right breast,
slightly
Private Morgan F. Mo re, wounded in right
breast, slightly.
Private Michael Kama, killed.
Private A. p. Knowles wounded in leg, severely.
Private Morton L. Webb wounded in arm, Sc
vecely.
Private James II. Russell, killed.
Capt. Daniel G. Towle, wounded in right side and
arm, seriously.
COMPANY F.
Private Almon Il. Cottrel, wounded in left arm,
amputated
Private Hans Chynof wounded in thigh, severely.
Private Henry Lowell, wounded in foot, slightly.
Private John HOughs wounded In cheek, slightly.
Private Albert Sweet, wounded in thigh, slightly
Private William Hutchison, wounded in left shou-
de-, severely.
Private Charles Brrch, wounded in hip slightly.
COMPANY II.
Private John smith, killed.
Private Charles Grosser, killed.
First Lieut.. E. B. Iceberg, wounded in right arm,
slightly.
Ilivate F. Brack,esberg, wounded in thigh, se-
verely.
Private Ammon Brutty, wounded in knee, slightly
Private John Buo, wounded in breast, severely.
Private A. W. Littlefie.d, wounded IN knee, Sc
verely
Private Andrew Jamison wounded in foot slightly.
frlVate Peter Selhin, wounded in thigh, slightly.
COMPANY I.
Private Jonathan j. Isaac, killed.
PrlVate Urich Sohn, killed.
Private John F. Traits,
!. Corporal Sewel Randall, wounded in breast since
Private Thomas B. Jackson, wounded in face,
severely. ''
Private Hilbert W. Rogers wounded in breast,
!, Private Andrew s Gish, wounded in groin, since
Private Cyrus c. Aldrich, wounded in face &C.
Private Wayne Donaldson, wounded in wrist, &C.
rely " ' ~
COMPANY X,
private Oscar, Bloss killed.
Private AyrO Palmer, killed.
severely. 'A' oNo"i"0''
Private Abraham D. HOLSTER, wounded in f;,ot
severely. - i'0''
Private Edmund Brezet, wounded in foot s,cbtv
REHABILITATION.
Killed and Died Of Wounds
Commissioned officers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mono
Enlisted men,. ....................... 13
Totai.. .. 49,; ID
Commissioned officers. .....................,.
Enlisted men,. .......................2S
81
Total killed and wounded. ................."44
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

-, NEW York, Oct. 25.-The Commercials
washington special says the soldiers are al
ready giving their votes for the Presidency.
Every corps of soldiers in the Army of the Po-
t0mac have given heavy rnajori;ies for Me-
Cleilan while in others lie has only received
three or four votes
= An absurd report is current tina. Secretary
Seward has apologized for the arrest of the st.
Adams marauders.
The Posts Washington special says agents to
take votes in the army are 4 great ANNOYANCE
to Gen Grant who is planning some importan,
operation.
The news from Missouri to the War Depart
ment is good. Price has been thoroughly
whipped, and is running away as fast as pos
sible.
Gen. Ricketts, is very low to-day and grave
tears are now entertained of his recovery
Secretary Stanton has dismissed twenty
clerks in the Qaartermasters Department for
sympathizing with the rebellion.
Gen. Wool passed through this city to-day
en- route for Washington in obedience to or.
ders from the War Department. 1t is presum-
ed ne will be put in command of our North
eastern border
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
CAPTURE OF che ROANOKE.

HALIFAX, Oct. 25.-The steamer from Ber-
NADIA arrived here last night with the passen-
gers of the steamer Roanoke. 1t appears that
after the Roanoke left Havpna her engines
were stopped to receive passengers approach
ing in boats who afterwards proved to be Con-
federates under Capt. Braine and Lieut.. Parr,
of the Chesapeake.
>, After the capture Braine proposed to Capt.
Drew to bond the steamer for Sc, 900 in gold,
This was of couse refused. The Roanoke ar.
rived at Bermuda quite out OF coal. She had
valuable cargo of bale tobacco, segars and
sugar. Brains prisoners were all liberated.
Capt. Drew and crew sailed for New York on
the 18th
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FROM THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK. Oct 22.-Special dispatch to
the Commercial, Washington. z2nd says:
The Richmond Erdminer of the 18th, SAYS
the colored prisoners put into Notifications BY
the rebels, have been returned 10 prison, and
expresses the hope that Butler will relieve the
Confederate officers placed under fire at Dutch
Gap.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-RichnOnd papers of
the ed acknowledge defeat il the Shenan-
doah Valley and say they lost twenty-three
guns besides those they had taken OF first and
about one thousand killed and wounded with q
few prisoners.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-The steamer Arago
from Hilton Head 21st has arrived. On the
10th large naval fleet arrived off Charleston,
including schooner laden with ammunition,
&c.,-destination unknown. The schooner
Chrishlate from Philadelphia for Washington
with Government coal foundred on Chinco-
league Shoals. The crew was brought to
Washington.
The rebel Gen. Hardee has proposed to Gen.
Foster general exchange OF prisoners in his
hands, man for man and officer for officer or
their equivalent The matter would probably
be referred to Washington.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
FROM ARKANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. Palate advices from Little
Rock state Magruder left Camden and is rap
idly marching towards Red River. There is
only about $4,000 troops left between Sabine
River and Camden.
Gen. Heron is at Little Rock on an inspec.
ton tour throughout Canby's department.
Great activity prevails in military matters,
indicating a movement to intercept Price.
All soldiers suffering from chronic diseases,
able to travel, are being sent North on sixty
days furlough. Nearly 500 have already been
sent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Propeller Tonawar
ia exploded her boiler in the river yesterday
She is complete wreck. One man killed an
five wounded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
YELLOW FEVER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Yellow fever is pre.
vailing to an alarming extent in Newbern. but
1t is believed the heavy frost Of Saturday night
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
SOLDIE VOTES.

NEW YORK, October % The Times Wash
ington special correspondent says the 112th
New York have voted as follows: Lincoln, 2S6 /;
Mcclellan, 9. The both voted Union, 4S1
DEM, AZ. The ballots forwarded by mail to
the several Districts designated by voters
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
BALTIMORE RUNAwAYs.

New YORK, Oct. 24.-The Posts Washing
ton special says the Provost Marshal of Mary
land reports that a large number Of the draft
ed men in Baltimore have escaped.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
LINCOLN REPLIES TO THE TEN
NESSEEANS.

New YORK, Oct 22.-President Lincoln
publishes telegraphic reply to the Tennes-
seeans who assaiied him, in which he declines
to interfere in the affairs of Tennessee, deeming
It q State matter altogether.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
THE CITY.

MIYoas CoUkr AS usual. most of the cases belort
this COnrt this morning WeN negroes There we're.
however, 81 m, white exceptions,
Wm. Proctor, Of Light;ootd battalion, was cent to
the Provost for bal drunk and y ne in the street.
Eihu Bull CT WAS charged with breaking into tie
tailor shop OF VIM H. Riohsr IsOn Ba lock MAS DRUM,
hA Jesse and seedy. A gentleman tessf ed that as
vas goiug dowG franklin street. Dat six o'clock this
m ,rning, negro informed him that Me- Richardson
STORE Oh I4h street, had been broken cpeh, sid lib
man was still 10 there. Went there and found Bul-
lock lying in the q 'Or asleep.
The Mayor, seeing the drunken condition OF the 40
amazed pos,pousd tbs further examination Of the cast
I'LL TO morrow.
Bullock staggered back to his seat, ourang his ucs
Ha pad lie had "come to t1Wn with hundred dollars
in his hat a, a cantsen Of whitky, and sill that va
gone, aud he didu't cara what turned up. Il seem1c
they we're trying make bilious case out OF it, anO
he didn't care il they did"
Lewis Lswaon, very tall bald mao, waa Charged
With beating sr al schwarz
Mrs. ScIWsrz ras about City years OF sga, che
tsst6 d. Mr. L,wson was se.ti' doSri bsd let ea.
HE sumner. He ssy,: "Wh, turned that bed rould !;
/
for Gays, 'it lie my e aud do what choose with
It." Ga that, no ciugbt by the nose u't 40 los
scribing the mode, and pulled Up Il re cheer and
struck ms in the middle OF tho back between The tW'
shoulder blades, and knocked me senseess on pie
of wood had laying He then otk his other hand
and stiuck me aide ths head ard ktotk d me doSn
again. ran out, al Mcs Richie agd the other To-
men sad, "sarey," that lie m, "why doa': you get an
ofioerY ran do IN the street, and 10 followed me
When COL back in tho hOu.e sui hid myself he sad
'where is al, p HIS wife said '6he's gone to hcCar
hya" He tcd bis daughter to go on. and get the axe,
tina. lie vas going to kill m it ,me in the house,
The accused had 70 WiGatsser, hut several persons
appeared who testified to his gold Character. Oh'er
Norris said no had heard Me- solsaIz admit that che
vas running him round the room sith poker when
IA ttTuck her.
Mrs. Schwartz said that wasL's the time that was
Saturday eight. Mrs.. r ehis saw Ler head abeed-
ing.
Tds Mayor aai no far appeared, this was a. most
brutal and u jus;i6 ble assanls. H would continue
the case to have Mrs Bichs and othors wituessep
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
AUsxiss sAAas y. xuEs oAss.
By ELLErr, BELL FOX, AuctIor esiE
AUCTION SALE OF COMMANDMENTS

DRY GOODS GROCERIES, SHOES, &c.
ON WEDNESDAY,, the l4th OF December,
~ we viii sell at tucton vi reserve, vari.ys Of sr
ohandise to close contgnmens insisting follow
log gOt dA Wis! 70 400 ,.,..-o,
case Diamong-p' iuted fllletllg (oari Oethlne),
200 pounds English TGcs, :"
cases beached Loi g Cloths,
Sea- eI Nader apd IA aud W Ptl.tL
90 bales rs and ii Brown Coons,
10 ba 'es Brown lie,
10 pieces 81 ard CT Failed Cloths,
~ dozen Mems Me mo shirts,
... 90 doEen HuoE abzck Towels,
% dozen = cas- cotton balfHose,
cases Bone futons,
go gross Pelr Blu tons, n
spool U tions,
20 pieces SLACK mi Fancy Bonnet Ribbcnb
10 pieces White Flannel,
so pieces n ,lsh O1ttonade,
81 pieces kuiped Domestic,
10 pieces Gray OLtsmeTes,
20 chests Black Tea,
90 pars Ladies' Leather CATERS,
81 pairs Menu do dc,
100 reams Euglish Letter and Gap Paper,
lot VIII and Block Cotton ,sery
BeSsors Needless Blsok Pms, 40.
Eli Err, BELL A FOX, Auets
s-oon nents for sale vi please b. la early
as possible DEF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
rus oEa lsIElTIoN OF A NKaLo CoRPs.

The Army Of the James was gladdeDed yesterday
nornug by The return OF Hsjor GAnera Butler, after
,scspi the parils O. the Greyhound catastrophe on
tbe Jmes river. General Bdller, Immediately upon his
arrival commenced the practical work OF consolidating
the white tro6pi OF tho Tenth and Eghtsenth Corps
,nlo sigRls organization In view OF the African
OoFps which il to bs a. ones formed I'll eTed aud put
in sHSice. Gsner,l BailT yesterday summoned all
II bis aairg G erals 10 = military consultation,
shereaa among otheI0, we're present Major Gan. Otd
jor General Godfrey Wi and Bsevst Major Gem
4Fal Alfred Hose Terry. While it is known that this
most important c1uaoi had for it's obi eta The acil
st ng OF the state Of tbinEf It's details have not
RAJ spiFsd hey cLd what is here siih indclsd. Among
military throughout sll the armies epen-
tpg against RohmOnd ths sutsci cor slitutes tho
0 sbsor isg d, ms Of conversation, and Ihs pol o.
If Msjor General Butsf in O. ntecgon Herewith,
shs' 6f giving the loTed soIdri of cur armies foil
free score 70 fight for the Dag s1dthir csus upon
their own Esrits, % DO general snd clrd lily en-
dOrssd b. OF 81 sentiments, many CT whom have
ilhsFlO fl 1bly held that the oolored soldier could
ever rse above an experiment in status and iul.
ess but who have baen obliged to Weld their oonvic-
lions 10 the splendid Sighting In the field tbrt ughout
this campaign OF these sable hsroSS, for which
not resist publicly giving them this full measure Of
credit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
FROM LOUISIANA.

The Herald contains the following intelligence from
Louisiana and else shere:
By the arrival of the Z 'sning S'ar, from New Or
leans 26 ult., we have interesting news from the
Gulf TIE report Of the arrival OF the rebel Captain
ssmmes at Bigdad, Mexico, is confirmed. He arrived
A. that place on the ult, and immsdately crossed
the R Grande, on his. way to Richmond Al Baton
Rouge on the night Of the 2S ulS., portion of tie
o, neR tiary bulldog sroyed by fire. one hun.
dred and forty muss, forty horses and seventy i've
"a OF harness we're consumed. l. is reported that tie
rebel General Forrest has issued on order prohibiting
his troops from firing up,n unarmsd transports.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
FROM NEW nLLEANL

The following Assoc stsi Pltss telegram was de
lsyed BY the severance OF te!esrspbic communication
in Georsls;l
PAsoAeoULI, Nov. 26.h,-NsI Orleans papers OF Sic
ooh have been received they contain .tla of inter
est.
G'nsra CANDY is rapidly recovering from his would
and would resume bis OFFICIAL duties in few days, He
10 attended BY DR.. Some
Gen. Hurbert orders all parsons between the ages Of
Is aud As who have neglected to bs enrolled, subject
to summary punishmsnt. All persons subject to en-
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By Davenport d Co., Stock Auctionsers,

By Davenport d Co., Stock Auctoneers,
once Cary and 18Th Streets.
WE shall sell at Auction, at the office of the
w Old Dominion Insurance UompsaE, FRpIY December
9h 1851 AZ u O'clock the follovlug b, nds stockG
5000 Va per cent reg bonds
$1,000 untaa able 6per cent coupon bonds
10000 do do Jan. coupoa tdD
.lOOJ0 do do Certificates
1000 cotton bonds
1000 1850 mt no,sl
blr0Q per eco. ecrtheateS
b0NO 10 million Coupon ben
1esk AmiiB iurty bcrds>b yssy
% shares Apishaou' les o. stock
lti do ms Co. state Of Va.
100 DO We, Cen. H. n. stnck
~ DO Rrsh and Dan. \, y. seek
81 do Bank ofNG
o. DO ia TX OF Hchncnd
do Uid DOM Trading &c.
9n0Oo Conf per cent and reg behds
l7sI Southern bank notes
1900 Manassas Gsp X. H. bonds
500 detached coup 1ns various kindI
20 aha. es Va. lire and Marine ms 90.
3D. d. Conf. Porcelain 90. sLrcf
s do Y1Ik River X. T. stock,
And such other stocks be offered before day OF SALE
DAYENPORT6 CO.,
del Btock Anctrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07

Foil@est who hsrssf,ei sriss In the city nus. report
for 'uch within forty st hours after their arrival
Another order requires all owners of horses and
mares, to make return Of how msny they own, their
ages amin ,s in service aud what they can perform,
and failure to do sat 'cts the sniu.is to ptze
and col c'tion and all saos and transfers from pssh
are forbidden.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07

ATTAIas AT AUGUsD.-The Augusta Chronicle OF the
ID says:
"Our eiy has once more cothod itself In habi mens
of chceriuhess The howns and sadnees with which
Lha c6untensnces of our OH zeua hbvs been be ckeO
(cauei by thu spI rshensiol oiGen. shermahs pp'ar
a o. here have given a~Sy 20 smiles aud IN RIB.
nAving cen PIE. well -rtsir ed tina! The nv bar
gwen u, ihs 'go by The city ia gradually ssttipg
down 20 peace ard quiet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Q. Sal
RIoHsosD, July IS, 1854.
FAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order PROMOTE far pTac pbe tho early iquias
ton By Treasury Of the cU1sTSED EG fAXTD MOTHS de
ssan fdssureT cd Peg bepc,itare IN s 81.
oreD states. hereby authorized 70 receive the said notes.
cep the tOO noteE, At 6CS per crEtu deposit ssung
Certificates Of Loan upon hpothecston Of Ne ntsIGa
bonds The sai osreesiss 70 DO payable densnd
expiration n1stJ days
And all ihe sale Of the bonds are hereby aa-
Dorisd So receive e taxed with The exception SbOys
named in psysn Of bonds when old Of 6sh per
eSntuEa. q. A. TgEEHoIH
t-rvo f a. 70
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OEmTspICIL IN 0F GNpFBTEsDNB ~, HAIH.
ire . P6tR GENT PsSR sNas. M sNTEHEST.
AND FHEE FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. A.

RtGHOpSi hsEuft o ibof4 \
1 by the 18th section Of the act to reduco the
~ D. approved YeiuGy IL, lss4 Lr Secretary OF tbs
Treasury torlsi l. sus bsEose serhobtss
years amer hs stncsLon OF treaty Of peace viii The Uni %
bst ThsS Cannot be sed, bot Gully be Issued TO arch
eredo Sue eHi s arc Sing receive
payment Of Oh cir demands They he ten A. par
though nee taxation. TIE attention II purca.y sseu
sni dsbnsn7 fOeIs ct he 6oytnr eut ned s esss Of
ralc securu offering pecuer sdyEstecs hose hon
whom hotupI iuofns eoyenn eli bought, 70 fAen
tate The them cecsB drawn BY dish rsrs orr rs upCn
the Deph holding h6se rd, Ipd rLsd sofvIs III es
'pysbe In uhcstss Of iseetsdnes" VI bspsd confos
IaltJ Herewith.
Deposses herebg authorised and requred 10 oemnx
With this son End 10 make application Eccfstcr T
supplies OF kosieS - required
CaignelD q. =, TRENHOLM
sha-H secrs.sTy Q! the grnssury.
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yIsItoGg 10 ore. eslnr.
FROM TIE VALLEY,

The latest from she Valley lie glrsn BY tho R0a'i IN
lie 'stsatioh' article
There lie no news Of Importance from the Sheusu
doah Our cAvslFy appear TO bs actively engaged In
accommodating the positions Of the en.mv. o. the
24:h ult. M2sby with one hundred and fly of HE
guerilla band, anacked tina camp of the Second oAya
~. Ga this occasion Mosby caught tartar for he
vas speedily routed with a Ices OF ftsen LiIed and
Twelve taken prisoners Our lcss'B the affair near
Mount Jackson on the 22l ult, when the U1ioa cav
airy fought EIys entire force for several hours. YVES
seventy } Z, lac ujiog killed, Wouaded and missing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
TMIsAaRAPHIC.
Reports OF the PFess Association received Er
cIusIVeIy by tho WhIg.
IRON PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. Dec. 8 No change in the situation
here within the last few dAys' The enemy has pulled
down most Of the dwelling oises between Petersburg
asd City Point TO build winter quarters fer tho boops
Heavy cannonsding was kept up on thd loft today
sithou. reeult.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07

The s,ables Noa 1873 and i4f Hvinkton st;Oes occu-
ped by James Rieby. cartmsn, were seriously damaged
by Gre Oh Friday night Through the exTtioDs Of the
18Th Precinct Poc hr. RlSby's horse1 we're rescued
He sustained loss Of 5000 fix u'es and feed. The
buildings were owned b, John w. Mison: loss $500
The fra was doubtless the cork of nce ndiarS, as
mau was seen to leave the stables but few moments
prior to the breaking out Of the hre.
Will Iii 'psrturOsd spirit" never know restf Cant
somebody exercise him lsud bis black valise and let
Us have no mora Of hims
"JoHx POPS, MAJ GENERAL" GALVANIZED mo llTT
AGAIN.
The following from the City PIInt correspondence Of
tSe Herald shows how @ amt has resurrected John
Pop, the fugscIous "Asjor General" and how he lie
about to galv 70 him n,o this sembsncs OF military
commander once more. We doubt whether our galint
soldiers wouli desire ayhrg batter than to see this
B,mbastes in the field;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-07
NOTICE To TAXPAYERs.
DIIRGlI a Mt 10 an Ordinance mage "a

Il llh June, 1884, " II attend tie olectors ONCE, In
City Han ir te 18Th 20 8st Of December iHeluS
I've the aiming half Of Taxes from such persons
ehttie dseo1nt % 10 per by hsyng previously pGi
the st half il Juae last with the said ordinane
JULIUS B0BsON, U. O. r
II will be seen firm tbs above ihst the Dol eeor
CURED a. end Vt the ocs the 18Th - The 3lst Of the
mooh receive rsxes rem1og due from June last Before
abe January Of The Hastings Court h. Is repaired BIZ Ord
adVeri Derqus Real Esta'e sold for the
non.paym Mt ofTazei.
eTsons uho have not dons the necessity OF calling
paying thr Taxes IL impoi sble for the Collector
o d them before he AdveTtlses
All TsIes be paid Within the specified longer n-
diligence oAunot be given.
d9-Im IA HOBsoN, O. Or