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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
W,LLlsslsBuRo, Va, ith July, ls4o


Gentlemen I'm highly battered to iino, ~
your communication that The Address dfliver-
ed Yesterday morning mel the approval oi 4hf
Students Of VIM & Mary College. II did mol con,
tain sirs!e sentiment that do mol cordially lee,
towards that Institution, The welfare OF wh'eh
have deeply al heart; and, although The Adde'S !,
is not worth preserving in literary POM q
view, vel. i you consider lis circulation among
tie absent Students and Alumni OF The college
may do any good 10 the Institution, IL Is lu'e al
your service, and send a copy accordingly;
| am, gentlemen, with much respect ana IS
TEEN, and with best thanks for your good WISHES
your faithful friend and instructor,
JOHN WELLINGTON,
Prof. of Chemistry and Na,ura Philosophy,
In VIM & Mary College, va.
To Mcssrs A. II. McLaws. T. G. Jones, }.
Harris, jun'r, Ro. Armislead and S. b. Marye'
a committee, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

The Hon. J. s. B. Thatcher, Of the High Court
Of Errors and Appeals Of Mississippi, has been
made fellow OF the Royal Society Of Copea-
hagen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

TN CHANCERY-VraGISrA: a, ,r,o.
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circn;,' 9 'as'
Conr, Of Law and Chancery Of Prince aTeFeh
county, the third day Of March 1915: '"''a'
Joseph Redd PHI
against anu,
Abraham q. Venable, Patrick n J..
Trustee Of Abraham Il. Vcnablc. and ,Js.Aa
Venable and John Gillian Executors o t-Ts' J
Vcnablc, decd, NJ.
The defendant Gillian not having ,,, Ds',
appearance and given security, accor4; ;,'s i,
act of The General Assembly and ,bs y Il
this Court, and it appearing Ina, he !. /. ,U- !
habi!ant Of tbs SAFE: Gin the mo,i1n q !.
plaintiff, BY counsel il is entered at ,uIe s =.
said and accordingly ordered, that the =, a';s
Gillian do apTear Al rules 10 be ,ak., ant
Clerks Office Of the said Court on he VS. 7, IT.
day in September next, and answer ,bs - i. Nos
billiard that copy OF his order h. t ,"a,
ms lied ~ some one OF the pnbli. NV !!
printed in The city OF Richmond Tor two = Y
snccesslyty and also posted at the from - %
Inc COURTHOUSE OF this county. ~
"A Ipnv-sroeta,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

June 20-W2m ..
a ia Court of Monthly session . i'e" thereof,
Il comfy of Lousa, at,he Courl-house -
on Monday, July The l4lh, lS45- y r,snci.ty,
On The motion OF Or. Benjamin NJ. : . ,p,acc
Distribute OF lie Estate Of iienfy , sons sho
decd, the Court doth order, that aiI l@arsi.r q
may have claims against The sa,d and, Carr cam Wm
exhibit,he same 10 his Administered I'm his ri. me
+. Lipscomb within seventy day, IRON p' order t
for setemenl-and that copy oil .ai, IL some
published for eight weeks success've9 ,se dooI Q!
RICHMOND newspaper, and posted , q, S ~,
'"'' A Copy-Te,te: rrp c.
July 25-wSw JOHN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

TOBACCO FOR RrssIA.-The Baltimore Al me-
rican says: 1--WE understand that Messrs. Schaer
Kuster, merchants Of this city, shipped few
days ago, 10y The ship Henry Shelton, which sail
ed for ST. Petersburg, seven hundred hhds of To-
bacco valued al 100000. This, We learn is
the first entire cargo ofiobacco ever shipped from
the United States 10 Russia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Erpyess Ro6boye-The express of Livingston Wells u
robbed Rochester Thursday evening Of the trunk ooni
ing the valuable packages in the days express.
The messenger WIN H. POWELL states that after mixing
exchanges with the Rochester agent he deposited the uuE
der his the passage car the being that time e
locked the doors Of the car and absent from his ebay
about minute and half On his return he found Of u
doors OF the the window above the seat where be tx
len the trunk open and the trunk gone.
s impossible to state with certainty the amount Of no'
in the trunk When the messenger e Buffalo be had ahs
$500 5000. lie took in small package Of money at a
erandna, Atiea and Batavia The amount lost estimated
S5O0o,-AIbany Citizen.
circular from the Office Of the Chief Of Police siiR
that the trunk taken from the Railroad Depot al Roehe
ter contained money the amount Of SO 900, IN Wesle
Eastern, and Northern Bills.-E Y. Jour. Com.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30
Supreme and County Courts,

II will be by reference 20 Legislative ta,
has been mado in the membefs Of the Supreme Cour n
Justice Williams and Justices Royce and Redfed have
elected and Hon. Timothy FOilett, Of Burlington Ia. /.
elected in place Of Hon. Milo L. Bennett and Hon D,n NJ
logr Of this county place Of Hon. VIM. Hebard ". 49,
by private advccs that Mr. Fole declines the appon.
We also learn the time Of holding the sessions Of the Co..
Court in this County has been altered from the last ue
MAY and the third Tuesday in Novemby to the iih TB
April and September and iha, the next Term postpone.
April There may be serious objections to eangsf .
time Of the stngs Of the Court hereafter bat zee 10 -
reason for dispensing with the Term about be holden o.
18Th Of November Counsel and parties bad made pr.ps
for trial. aud many witnesses had been sumuou,
seems veratous and needless delay in the admini,,
Justice AZ those that would have passed from he
" Court the February Term Of the Supreme Cosr
not reach that tribunal until February 1877. The avs
which Is inevitable from cumbrous Judicial system
ceny oncyous suiiors in courts Of justice wiou, ~
DELAYS which are needless.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

WAsHIseros, Oct. 90, Isa5.-Tha glorious WIZ
triumph in Georgia, and the present prospect of mos
thorough route OF Locofocoism in Ohio, operate lie
cold shower baths upon the administration ullits
going on with its schemes to re-estabsh the odiou
Sub-TTeasury, which James X. Polk used to denouna
so severely in Congress, and break down the pressh
admirable Tariff We'll, lei the work be consummst
ed! why should not the majority have their oVl
way! For one, rejoice that MI Polk bids fair at las
to come out on the tariff and let the whole people 81,
precisely where he siandsl
II is foTeshadowed that he and Mr. Walker will M.
ommend horizontal 90 per cent. ad valorem Tsif
Good Let il be adopted, and lei the nronle a., kOr
Il teiH york; Let the Pennsylvania Locofocos fed
It's advantages, while il is destroying the business Of
the Iron workers of that State and yielding to The
government not more than from thirteen 10 sxteta
millions Of revenne-a little more than half enough
perhaps, 10 meet the nations current expenses
Baltimore Patriot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

On IIIt seCOIIu UdIIOI, IheTtTOTt, the
Hon. TIMOTHY FOLLETT
was declared elected third assistant justice of the
Supreme Court
For fourth assistant justice, Senator L. T. Bar
Teit nominated Hon Carlos Coolidge Senator
Morgan nominated Hon VIM Hebard and Senator
Villas nominated Hon Daniel Kellogg. Senator J.
Barrett commended Judge Hebard for his dispos-
ton TO perform the duties Of his office to the full
extent of his abilities, but he deemed him unquai6-
ed for the peculiarly onerous services required in
that Judicial circuit. The people and the bar of
Windham county earnestly desired change, and
he believed that the election of the Hon Daniel
Kellogg would be most satisfactory to them, and
add high credit TO the bench and to the State The
balotings resulted as follows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

worcester and Barre Rail RoGd.-Me understand
that Committee of our Town, who are now engaged
IN making preliminary survey of routes for the con-
,eppa'ed hairoad, have surveyed MS Ear as Peters,
ham, and find very direct and feasible route 10 the
center Of that town. To get to the center of Peters
ham, was supposed by many to be impracticable. bu,
we are grai'hed with the prospect that Pelersham will
come in the direct line Of the rouie. We trns, 'he
surveys OF our committee beyond that place which are
now being made, will be equally favorable with those
east; We need not now speak of the claims of Pc
IeISham 10 railroad accommodation. In its business
h.-BGrre Patriot. -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

There is much good sense, and sound logic, and re-
lined sentiment in the following paragraph from the
Salem Gazette;
"Graiuiious Printing. n-There is no such thing
doing any thing gralnitously' in a printing office
somebody must pay for every thing that is done Not
me can be set that does not cost money for the SET
ing. Either the printer must pay the WHOLE OF The
advertiser must pay his share. The only question
therefore, TO be asked by the publisher who is to pay
the money Tor the labor s what ground has this par
o. individual 10 require me 10 pay for the promotion
OF its or his objec,sl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Merican Nslos-We have before Tampioo paper d b
eth September continuing decree Of the Metcan Cover
tnent in regard the providing Of the army with the
transportation Il assigns each regiment Of infantry
c1valry $500 monthly until they shall be provided with m
TO St3.
The paper contains the proceedings on the le -
tember Of the juTfo assoeationl for patriotic oob-
Among other adopted Oh this occasion, he
pontmcn Of two committees to solicit donatons Of all "
from the male populations and resolve that two eommrs
composed Of ladies' should be appointed, to solicit from
Of their SCI whatever their generosity and at
might permit them offer for the army Of Texas destined
against the American usupers Of that precious pan
the Republic. Lni0a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Sudden Deah-we learn from the Norfolk Beacon that +
male named Eliza Angel aged about thirty years and res
Little Wa,ers,reet after engaging Saturday evening G
In Of cards for small wager which wager she had
and the payment Of which she awaiting The b
messenger who had gone purchase it, laid her head n
pack Of cards which they had been using and before his e
being absent only three minutes from the house and in that
ston died without a struggle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Tariff COnrsntOR-LmporfSnf HAoremsHt-A prelnit-
meeting Of number Of the citizens Of Pttsburg withou, b
,nciion Of party held Tuesday evening the Eiz
Hotel in that city, to take for calling Tn
Convention early day in order to protes, against u
change by Congress the present laws This mon
meni siys the Journal "promises energetic expression
feelings Of PennsyvaDians the subject and M
observe smong the prominent at this meeting many
leading Democrats.p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

VINO CoSvEkTIoS FOR CHEsHIRE Cous1r--Th, b,
Keene Sentinel contains notice from the Wing Cen,l Co
tee Of n H. for the citizens in the several towns l.
County Of Cheshire choose delegates equal dou d,
number Of Representatives to which they entitled Ii, l.
eslature to meet in Convention at the Cheshire Hou
Keene on the 9th day Of November next 10 O'Clock
for the purpose Of eeeing political organization for Cos
IT, and to make such other arrangements for the ensuing s,
as they shall think advisable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

The Potato RofWe sorry that the failure C
crop 10 this vicinity much than last year NJ
ny helds do not yield the quantity planted and all
or less affected From present appearances there will moi
half Of an average yield certainly unless the process
composition soon stopped which may be the BY Cox
weather. The fall been unusually mIdno sever
frost until within the last week-SL AIbaas Mssssngsr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

The experiment of carrying the wires of the electro
magnetic telegraph across OF rather under the East
river, Of New York, was made on Friday, with perfect
success The lead pipe through which this communt
cauoh Is made weighs six thousand pounds, and
was lad at the bottom of the river from steamboat
employed Tor the purpose. II is one continuous line
more more than hall a mile in length, without joint
through this extensive line of heavy pipe are louf
copper wTes' completely insulated, as to insure the
Transmission Of the electro. magnetic Huid.-[Bosloa
Post
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

=, The packing Of Beef has been begun in and about
lineage. The Democrat OF the nth says large guam
titles Of cattle are pastured in the vicinity, their own
eTs waiting Tor cooler weather before killing. Good
heavy beef on foot, a general average, commands
S2,bo per 100 pounds. Il is estimated that near lO-
Ooo e6ls OF beef will be put up and shipped from this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30
second ballot, therefore, the
Hon. DANIEL KELLOGG

Hon. DANIEL KELLOGG
was declared elected, and the Senate withdrew.
SENATE, afternoon Mr. J. Barrett called up the
bill amending the act of last session so as TO appro.
pirate $4,000 annually for the Insane Poor, and al
50 establishing The office of Superintendent of the
Insane. - '"S
Mr. Noyes briefly advocated the bill as greatly
amehoraling the condition of the most unfortunate
Grass oil community, aud as materially advancing
me interests OF a benevolent institution. which
above all others, commends itself TO the patronage
OF inc State IL would not be imposing. as he con-
Tended, any additional burden of taxation upon the
S'a'e mat would be sensibly felt, since not or al
'eas' ou' slight compensation was proposed 10 be
allowed to the new officer now constituted and
since The annual appropriation of IS 900 would of
course relieve the several towns of taxation 10 the
same extent. Other brief remarks were submitted
Dy messrs j. Barrett, r. T. Barrett, and Howe
me Dill was was passed by vote of 81 10 o
messrs Brownell and Chtenden voting in the neo.
awe The Senate went into joint assembly.
on returning, MIR J. Barrett called IN The hin
Incorporating the Winooski Mill Company Mr.
Winn opposed the bill as being repucnan, N
what he conceived to be the policy which
OF late years has been adopted in reference
70 such applications. He had examined the Jour
mails oil the Legislature, and had been able TO find
but one case since 1910, where manufacturinr
company had been Incorporated The Legislature
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30
VERMONT PHENIx.
BrattlebOro, Thursday, Oct. 30, IsG

AoRicULTuRlL ADDnEss,--lt is unnecessary to e,na
tenon Of our readers to the Address Of j. Dor Br,d,
before the wndham County Agricultural societ, WI,
be found on our first page H. merits will command
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

The New York Express states thai Mrs Hannah
Tough died in that city on Sunday, aged zone hun.
dIed and nine years eleven months and fifteen davs
mrs Cough was in possession Of her faculties until The
,ast moment She had seen and conversed with every
President of The United States When c. W.
,ngion rake Gusts was in New York, she was sent
invitation. N"'''p' 'he
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

- Il Lucky yhGn.-One of the cutters at soak Hall ~
Boston, and poor man, with large family, received
The intelligence by The steamer Hhernia, of aroe
amount Of money, houses, land, plate, horses carria
lng the effects Of rich pawn broker deceased. of
whom this cutter is sole heir. "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

A general convention Of the Baptist denomination
% ihe United Slaesi we perceive, is to be held n New
York, the third Wednesday of November next The
special object of the meeting will be TO make such d.
eralIons in the Constitution OF the Convention as
have been rendered necessary BY the withdrawal Of the
southern churches from their connection with il on
account Of the slavery question.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

splendid silver vase which cost one thousand dol,
tars, has been presented 10 Henry Clay by the gold
ana silver artzans Of New York. The present i IS
sala originated in the successful efforts Of Mr. Clay
~ iSSs' TO change the duty silver from 10 IL
Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Look OlThere is dangerous 81 counterfeit circrs
the Bank Of Burlington. Letter b. PAYABLE 10 Her
Clay dated August 1874, filled up with blue nksrpek
G. Cole Cashier, E. T. Englesby President Vignee "a "
right hand side bee hive, and head Of Franklin on the e
There is bee hive the BILL The bills are fresh *
new and well calculated deceive Burlington Free Pcs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Scarcity Of Fredericksburg the extreme scarcity Of h
valuable eseuent in this city the price unusually h
We undeand that SIXTY and per boshel h
been lately paid for two eargoes Of Maine potatoes is
hoped shall soon have full supply and that prices will +
come reasonable--Nafional bfsIigsnceT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

- MI Cyrus Stockwel, formerly keeper Of the Central
iolel IN this town, died on Monday evening last. On
saturday evening, in the office of Davis & Goddard
ne ie to the hoor in Paralytic shock, and though
peneeuy sensible OF all that going on, he was IN
able to speak up 10 the time Of his DEATH Worcesiey
Sentinel Oct IsM ''''''e'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Whai can IL nlean?-Al the dandies and no,hinps
of their mustachesi ''''"s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

Tennessee u s. SenaiOrBoih Houses of the Tennessee
Legislature resolved TO meet in convention for the election
ola U 5. Senator on the 2lst inst
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

srsArr-Mr Noyes, from the special committee raised
on the subject submitted the iaowingrport ;-Thst they
find that the Trustees Of the Asylum have received BY the
will of Mrs Aurora Marsh SlOOOO 90
by Interest accTuing thereon $cl9 20
BY sundry appropriations from the State $4,000 90
sas,sl9 90
That the Trustees have appropriated the follows
10 the purchase of the farm OF about fly S2O3
In the purchase Of the first buildings and lands 1884
10 the purchase Of springs and squeduets $50 90
In repairing the fret buildings ard additions $500 65
In erecting the center building and wing 1889 81
In erecting the east wing 700 o.
In extending the west wing 1864 SO
Making in all $s5,l45 80
The balance Of which sums being 325 60
has been paid from the income Of the Asylum
That they lind the present condition Of the Asylum 10 be
follows:
Amounts due to the Asylum in good accounts so64 60
Amount due from the Asylum, 0,525 &c
Balance in favor Of the Asylum SI,035 %
To which add real estate at cost I5l45 70
Personal property, as appraised Aug lS45, 667 so
Total value, s42,74s 50
That they find also that at the last session ofhe
ture $1,000 were granted FOR the relief Of the Insane Poor
OF the STATE To be drawn by the Trustees in the month Of
august annually with provision that IL any year the ex-
Penses Of supporting such poor at the ASYLUM Al
SioO per week, including the expense of a,
me rate OF cents per mile should be less than 5000 the
trustees should not for such year be entitled 10 greater
sum than the aggregate amount of such expense That
the expense OF such support from the first OF January 10
hst OF August, amounts 4g3O7s That l37 na,en,s
Of this class have received the benefits Of This
he annual Of whom the Asylum would be about
sioOCo That as is apparent that the amount now ap
PPeu wou,o pay but about one third of the expense Of
supporting the Insane Poor al the Asylum aud will hardly
snofo sueent nducement for the To Sc nd their
insane poor there in order the benefits of the
asylum 10 'his unfortunate Glars, they that the
snnua appropriation he increased SOO which would leave
ABOUT one halt the expense 10 be paid by several
on which their support devplves
That considering the large amount appropriated by the
STATE and the importance Of the institution they recon-
meme mat commissioner be annually appointed by the
10 the Aeylum
act IN concert with the Trustees and report 10 the eesa
lure annually the condition and mana cement of the Asy
ton and Of the State may seem to require
That they find that the Institution is 10 prosperous
condition. and has been udicousy managed and stronglv
recommend II 10 the fostering Of the State for its
ence IN diminishing in great degree the mass of human
misery in midst. ~
lhe Report was ordered to lie upon the table.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Major Hawley, Assistant Justice in place Of Leon
ard Sargent declined.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-30

SESATE-Mr Noyes, from the special committee raised
the subject, submitted the folowngrrpot That they
find that the Trustees Of the Asylum have received BY the
will of Mrs Aurora Marsh SlO,OOO 90
by Interest aeeruing thereon $e19 20
BY sundry appropriations from the State $1,000 90
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Exccninr,s SnIe-

N obedience to an order of the Probate
N court Of Carroll county, we will uner
Tor sale to the highest bidder, on credit
OF ~ months, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Carroltou, on Saturday the
Isl day Of Nopcmber neat, tho west half
southeast quarter, and east half south.
west quarter section 10; and east half
north east quarter section "a, township
ID, range 8 east; and west half north. west
quarter section IS; and west halt north.
west quarter section 10, township TO-
range Q east--belongng to the estate Of
James D. Mclean, and will be sold for The
purpose OF making distribution amongst
the lega'ees Of said estate Bond ana
good security will be required of the pur.
chaser. E. II. McLEAN,l
G. D. McLEAN,A =" orS'
Sept. "a, 1915 4I-,ds
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Administrators Notice.

~ PV'EoHS7 IlIIETtSIEO IN Inc real
y estate belonging 10 tie estate 81
Jonathan Ray, deceased:
FAKE NOTICE, that al the November
term next q The Probate Court Of said
county, VII apply for an order 10 Vii
NE west hali northeast quarter and west
haif southeast quarter, and east hafsouth.
west quarter Of section o, Id township lDt
81 rnnge 4 east, for the purpose ofpaying
ne debts Of said estate, when add where
you can attend and shew cause ID DE cpn.
Itary. JOSEPH RAY Aa,n,r
Of estate Of Jonathan Ray, dec,d |
September 10, lS45 3g-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Asllalimisarator,s Nogjcc.

" az persons interested IN lie hnds
H ana teaements OF John Davidson,
deceased, especially in the north half Of
east nail southwest quarter, and south hall
we west half southwest quarter of section
81, township II, range 4 eost:-
lake NOTICE, That at the November
term next of the Proba,e Court of Carroll
county, we will apply for an order TO sell
'aiu 'anu Tor the purpose Of paying the
debts OF said estate, when and where Won
may attend and shew cause 10 the contrary
JAMES HEATH,
DAVID G. DAylDSoN,} Admrs
q estate Of John Dacidsoa, deed
September 10, 1916 3o-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The Washington Union, correcting a
report published by the Vicksbmg Wing,
which we copied, that the Secretary. OF
War by the direction of The President, had
required Gov. BRowN, OF Mississippi, to
make draft of men, and have them rea-
dy for further orders, says:
" This is mistake. No such reouisi.
ton has been made. General TAYLOR is
authorized, if necessary, to call for men
from Mississippi, as we'll as from Louisi.
ana, etc But il is certain that no such
call was made at the time specified, in any
form whatsoever"