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... fortiled. Reinforcements have been sent to Huntsville. The rebel force is said to be 8;000 or 10,000 strong.' The Richmond Whig says:— General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving toward Pertsmoath. Tome think tiey are going toward North Carolina ...

... the parties to that alliance must be on equal terms, neither must be secondary, much less subordinate, to the other. But the whig ministers, at one time, placed their country in this dis- graceful position, and at others acted with a want of courtesy and ...

... out be wont to me not later in Saturday, the 11 feel Oaadldatee will be expected to attend on the By of the DAVOS, to the &Whig, August 1, 11114. EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE, ESTABLISH= 1762. INVISTSD CAPTITAL UPWARDS OF DANA* The Right Hos. Lord TILEDIOA ...

... demolishes this story. The military authorities there have no knowledge of any such rumour nor do they believe it. The Richmond Whig says :—General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North Carolina; ...

... Solicitor, Conway; Mr. Gnostor Waimea, Auctimmee and Surveyor, Llandudno ; or to M. Roam Pommes Villa, Llaatairfechan. NORTH Whig& IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. MILE or TES MODERN-BUILT KhSIDENTIAL CASTLE CALLED BRYNBRAS CASTLE Demesne, situate 'midway between ...

... supplies •lulM , « to Maon. i» reported that the £OO three timea assaulted Sherman the 200 i, and were . «anulsed The Richmond Whig, on the other two Fodor.l earalrr Wgadw were drirca across the Cbattahoochi* the ult. ...

... burned. There is no change in the state of affairs at the front. The enemy's artillery are firing occasionally. The Richmond Whig says :—The situation in Georgia is not so favourable as we could wish. General Johnston is either unable to make up his mind ...

... more pleasant than usual. Mortar cannon and sbarpshootiog practice continued, but few men are injured daily.” The Richmond Whig says: General Sheridan, with two Federal brigndes, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going toward Noith Carolina; ...