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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-07
MATTHEW'S & HEMsHALL.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYE WORKS.

nF the school of the great and celebrated Chemical
~ Dyers and Scourers Cook d Matthews, of St. Louis
has been induced open establishment CARRYING
the above business in all its branches Every de-
scripton Of geRtemen's COATS, VESTS and PANTS are
Dyed clensed and restored to their original perfection
entirely removing every spot Of grease paint wax and
tar together with all other beshes and impurities to
which such garments table, and warrant the spots
to reappear- Call and examine samples of Coat dressing
Especial attention paid redying Ladies' DRESSES and
SHAWLS etc. In of failure render satisfaction
no charge will be made Office Main, between Gayoso
and beal je2s-ly
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-07
Written Hearing frisad called sTalsns a for Mere
Typs-Ssttsr.s

ten On Hearing Frisnd called . Talsns a for Ne
Typs-Ssttsr.r
BY I. y. EATKs.
" mere typs-settsrlp sin man
The worid'psrclAncs may wsIf reverb;
Unknown, unnoted, ons who can
Have nought TO hops, and nought 10 fear;
Yet, where's the kingIy scsptered hand,
The brow that bears princslg gem
That yields 30 well wide command
Whose g stick" may match diAdsGa.
"a mere type.setterFn Let as see
Who gave the glorious stripes to air,
That mark the banner Of the free,
And bound the stars that glimmer there'
Who turned the bolt Of hsavsn aside,
And conquered it's ETHEREAL hre'
Who babe the lightning harmless glide
Along his magic wand Of wirei
"A mere typs-ssstsr ~ Search the past,
The records of each battlefield:
Who nailed our colOrs to the mast,
And died, because they would not yisldi
Who taught our band to strike the blow,
Through toll and danger, and distress;
That severed Englsnd's chain of woe
Who, but the masters Of the PREsss
"A mere type-sstter Name Of fear,
To bid the slave to freedom wake
That tyranny shall quake to hear,
And old oppression's empire shake
Is Franklin forgotten name,
That men no longer may revere;
Has Prentice lost his soul Of flame,
Or Greedy dropped his pen Of fear
"a mere type-setterl" Honored name,
That nations yet unborn shall bless,
When empires crumbie, and their fame
Has sunk In worse than nothingness
show me the thing whose jeers deride
The mere type-sstter's" humble school,
And I'll show you an ape Of pride
As brainless As the dandy fool.
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NOTICE TO COTTON RUYERs.

BUYERS AND SHIPPERS from Memphis and points
ID on the Mississippi river above the city, shipping
TO Philadelphia Baltimore, New York. Boston, Provi
dence, etc., by conveying their shipments to j. E.
MOORE Agent the Pennsyl wanna ra lroad, Louisville
or N. w. BROWN q co. Agents, Cincinnati, will have
1t promptly forwarded and shall have all the advsnt
age of through rate of freight from those points
RICHARD G. MELDRUM.
js29-1w Gen'l Travelling Ag't Pennsylvania r. r.
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me Beard of oaims submits the solowing rules for
the government Of parties asking relief and contssting
cisims-
l. The party asking relief must make shsrt sxceinct
statement writing showing that the property In con-
troversy in military possession, and al the facts re-
latiye to the subject Of controversy must be clearly
stated and the statement thus made, must be to
by the party prosecuting.
p All the parties interested must be uamed in the Pc
ttion, and must have notice Of SUCH prosecution.
The written statements of all parties win Be heard
Arguments except short statement of the parties
will no. be heard.
5. The Board win meet at Q A. n. and n. a-
g. Case set for trial particular hour must be heard
at the time they will be dsmssed-without good reas
on can be shown for continuance-and again heard
JAMES B. SLACK, /
ia. MCLAUGHLIN, Board.
/ R. P DE HART.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-07
GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. /.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR TIKI
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE lst-ADM1ssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS

SECTION As it is desirable to avoid the crowding of
patients IN the permanent hospitals, will be admit
ted who not constantly, in part confined to
their beds for oil others, well conYalescents the
camp hospital is the best place Exceptions this rule
is where the corps to which the sick belong, the
march-not having tents and camp-guard behind, and
not being piled with surgeonsfor such suitable camp
hospitals will be established in convenient places.
SEC All patents sent 10 permanent hospitals will be
furnished with the following papers, viz Surgeons
cate setting forth Diagnosis Prognosis and general
treatment of the disease and its Duration I'd. Muster
and descriptive roll clothing and pay-account Should
the captains of companies have blanks, they must
copy the forms out Of the revised Army Regulations
The surgeon in charge is not to reject any patient for
want of such papers, but Immediately notify the den-
quent officer Of the omission. and not reced In
able time, report him them those headquarters
SEC. g. Immediately after the morning VISIT the at
tending surgeons will report to the surgeon in charge
name and ward OF any patient whom he may consider in
fitting state to return to his camp and he having salts
yed himself of the facts, viii furnish the soldier
to his regiment setting forth whether he considers him
fit to return to duty otherwise
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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER T. 1862

a falschood. anl CIR fraudulent purpose.
leaves ns at full liberty to construe his other
conduct as Appearances may suggest.
We will add, in behalf Of the editor, that
at the time The safe was suggested to Douglas,
Mr.. Wilson was the trusted business man nl
the office, handling all it's funds; and thst
Mr.. Smiths own means were in part there
for keeping.
II is new thing to attempt to hold man
responsible for accidents, who, if involved al
all, was doing gratuitous service, and nsing
the best means in his power. Douglas is at
least doing that. 1t is an attempt worthy of
rohler. M wonder that t. compass il, he
hesitsies not to utter calumnies that be
knows to he basvly false, against such as at
least attempted to hefriend him. Is such a
mau hencefjrth worthy of kind service or
pleasant look, from his frllows2 H. may
fairly claim to have bid the world beware of
him.
Mr.. Douglas, few days ago, in his las!
interview with the proplietors, stated that
sihce they disagreed os t., the responsibility,
it might be necessary III appeal 10 law TO Set.
tie it but Tint there need b.. aid he hoped
wou]d be, no unkinI feeling. 70 this the reply
was, "crrtninly not ; for we were, nnl are
pntrcIly willing 10 abide the decision of any
arhItrnmclt. TIE next Thing VIC heard from
Dnnga', waI hi; faSc and E,u publication.
Whether il was his own suggestion, or &heth-
er he was duped mi" it by others, We know
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:N,runnAY. Uctnt":r 81. iSGG.

SENATE.
The S.mate met nj J | o'ci0rk a. NJ Hon
Mr.. llITIhh in the Glalr.
Prayer 10y Rev. Mr.. WoopRRiEGs.
Mr. ljshEy offered the loIluwing rrarla.
ton
Rtsnl"r That 1t he referred 10 Lhr .l'iii-
rnry Eummtlrr IL inquire Inlu ll. l>t;,,i u.
The legal right. winch The miltury a'iL'rorl;n.S
have III putting restrictions upon thu facilities
ul cilzruH ri the Confederate STATE, III tIavri
ing fruu one Hrcliun uf the .nInLrv To III.
other; and hos lar ;hcy llav.. tue Irya! right
tn pass military orders Irsti ictilE nrl pro
hihIling the TRANSPORTATION Of ,Ir. prol"ir. "t
citizens upon acknowledgements or "!h"r rr"d"s
Of transportation, ANA To rcp"rt 10y Til! III
otherwise. Adopted.
Mr.. S,MMs, from k"ntrIrI.y. arrae t" make
r"rrecll'n III relation {" 'hc report From
Inc Special Committee on Hospitals, wherein
the number Of hrath4 IN Hospital No - had
been stated rs ~ "n nf -; patient, ,rhe:.
il should Lc, ii dccca:ed INT Cf ii p::.
tirn,a.
Mr.. DAYS submitted Petition from cor-
tain CITIZENS Of North Carolina, Refer
red.
Mr.. :, MMsa, from Committee On Fiuancn
reported bill TO rrfilnt 10 The Sa,e OF Lon
iSana the exrcSS Of The wnr tax VveIpald !y
her. Passed.
Mr.. Clay. from the Committee on Finance
repUIlir back bill Ia encourage tho manu-
facture Ci clulhrs rnd shoes for the army.
Passed.
JonN llumTAR. Passed.
AIr. SPARROW, from the Military Committee
reported House bill anendaory OF nn act
tn provide for granting h1uulics ard fur
l"us hs IN privhtrs and non-c"inini*sion"d
officers IN l!ie ar,ny. Passed.
From the salu.. "a house bill tn aHsnd "n
act organizing the staff department Of The
army. PASSED..
From the same house bill! anrntlatory 81
an act ro Organize the amy. IT, modli"a
the cOnscrIp:inn act 50 ~ 10 emsbl" con
scripts tn volunteer in coruplr!cd no% IN SRI
vice.. The report was adverse t" the passage
Of the llI.
Mr. Sr.nnow moved the hill he tabled.
After long debate, participated in by
MtSsrs. Wmr.LI, liii, PbEf.s. fAmEr,
IIAYsss and rthcis, the motion was with
drawn.
Mr.. WlGrsLL renewed the motion. Mega
tiyed.
Mr.. DAVIS clIered an amendment giving the
ronscript the right to enter companies oi their
own selection that were in service previous 10
lGIh April. lSG2
After some further debate. the bin was hid
nn the table.
Mr.. rnssros moved the resolution intro
dncpd hf hnGst.,f Yesterday, resembling the
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From TENNESSEE

CuATrAHouGA, Oct. IA company Of PSF
tizan rangers yesterday drove the Yankee
plckets, at Flat Rock, back to Nashville, Kill
Ing several.
Flat Rock ia three miles from Nashville.
The Nashville " Dispatch" Of the 3Dth, say.
that the steamer Forlorn Hope was captured
q few miles below there, Gil Sunday, NY tho
Rebels.
The impression in Nashville is thai Bragg
has taken Louisville.
Sueculators have cleaned out all the goods
and stores between here and NaAh. lie. ~
more need come.
There IS no doubt about the starving con-
liion of the people in Nashville.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY,.

The Treasury Department is now issuing
eighty thousand dollars daily in notes OF the
denomination Of one and Two dpllara This
amount will be doubled 10 couple Of week..
\ considerable number OF Confederate
wounded have hren placed in the rotunia nl
the capitol and in the Senate chamber.
The city railway is nearly completed to
'he navy-yard, and rapid progress is making
far out Seventh street. II is probable that the
route to the river side will be begun upon
eary next month.
There are already over COO patients accom-
mohsted in the capitol from among the dis
ahled soldiers.
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SIRGI ISIA j. EG y l. A y L X T.
sen ATE.
FaInay, Uctoher 5, l:G22.

T3lpAf, pClnIlcI ., I'-b-.
The Senate was called to order nt - clock,
A. NJ, and after advancing ses=rnl bills I"
their third reading, went INTO ~rr"t "s"II'n.
The doors heiag again opened, thr >'"sfs
prncer,!ed 10 the elrctiun Of s,l. asS-'-s'rS -
hc following candidates wci2 elected:
K. /, Gordon, Of Urnngr: =. X. hrh';An' "'
Richmond city; Samuel Il. Pficr. OF i'fs".,-
hricr; a, G, Cummings, ri Washington; J.
Is, Dean. nf Lynchonr@.
Tie Senate then adjourned.
THE House Of DELEGATES.
The inus. lie, 1T = ncinck AMI "hS
called in ORDER by the H'c"krr.
Several bills we're advanr"l 1" iniFd
reading, after whIch the Hhnsr Went into Sc
cret sesSiun.
The doors being again opened the lionse
proceeded TO the election o! asaesSofS under
the provisions nf the salt bill.
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coHmlssIoSER BARNES OFFICE

LC.NNkUHG nopt. ln.h, O.
lf'1"' I%FTiTyK- "f JOIN c. EPEs, DkuD. AN |,
j - '':nE o i1ERSsr: r:-Eud 1r5 hersty ua.
H.; iA !; utnn Of dooyee OF ths Circuit Court ~
Laa-SSrr: c'uc,y rendered this 2hth day OF Jul7,
~ !" 'at i. Cnaursry dopeudtug Ia said Court Do.
s-L ~ ~ ~ipu, Adni nstrai,r Of John U. Spas,
.-i-.:-1. -iE;d Ep-s sad R4ndniphB. dsfsndau,s,
.''- - - - ts .l,L iay ~ November next, 81 my
- l-.-al ic Colr Hu1se, for taking the following
:. al. Aa ct IL the ira neaetions Of Th0s
va, l.ri.Is'rs,"- OF John o. Rpss, dso'di also
m -: 4 hs sdvahcaDsnts made ny the intsstate 70 his
i:lr', +sn Of tho Outstanding dsbu sEstns
'' r.'s =: '7h1 Ep.a d,cd "-snd all the SIsditoEs
f"s -,!A t-r- repaired to axhoi and prove thsir
:'.'rl- t'r.- LIE =; ria lime and place raanttruad
r:'"- 7:..- tny hand, ~ tDun]salnuer hf the raid
EEL, Ia irj aUt y,ar hrsi aforesaid.
E. II. BARNFs
'-r' !Srvt~ Cnmmss'onsr
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EEOM NEW ORLEANS.

SfnsiLs. Oct. 3.-Brute Butler bps ISSUED
an order 60. 'G.) requiring all PERSONS IN
.;aw Orleans, male or female, eighteen years
1T age, or upwards, who sympatil'sc " in The
Southern Confedcrscy to report themselves By
lsl October, with descriptive lists of Their
property, real end personal. lt they renew
their allegiance to the United States Govern
ment they are to be recommended for pardon:
ii not they will be fined and imprisoned, aEa
their property contscated. The polcrrneA If
the cIty 81. charged with the duty Of seeing
that every householder elIrols bis property
in the respective districts.
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Whole, Mn. il,K.E, of Nj sissippi, in til,
Chslr.' t""A UP ihc bill making app, nnra
tons ioi the executive. legislative aI,i judi.
cal eSp3nsts of the Government f.r the
:ul"nth OF December, lSG2. The bill vi.
passed wih slight amendments. .
The House, remaining in Committee of the
Whole. Mr. Crasr. Of Alahnma. in the Chair.
took Mp Tie bill 1" raiS" rycn,n known as
the -, hIil.
Mr.. LynH, or Alshana, address rl the House
III lav0r nf Che cornmi!tra' : hitl Snir.hing $
he saii, was necessary to he inr:r. Some
'S.:!leInr resUrtr! TO. TO save onr Government.
y" WAS lartlHd. Is wAs tie whole ll"ll". Al
the declaration "t the gcntlruan from Ter
neSare, CIR. FonTE,) aS much as if he had di.
c"erch the lave OF perpetual in"ti1:,, vlZ: the
fact That wc could prevent The p.prr currency
frobi drpreciatlng AUD sustaining cur rnur-
mons circulation. lie WIS opposed. utterly.
to making Treasury nht,.s Il LEGAL tender, i"th
Oh the grolnd. of uncunsiruionalpr and IN
rxpedlency. lie WAS, however, ~ Mvoi ul
p'nrSbinS those who refused Ia receive them
Mr.. B"fCs. al South Caroline, opposed the
hill. II was rot constitutional nor cXyriirnt.
]: was a pr0lmSsl for IL forced loan. He
should move, AT the proper time, To- rccntl,:ri
the.bill 70 the COMMITTEE of WAYS ard Mran$.
With INSTRUCTIONS |" prepare and report to
thl* IONS" u system oi comprehensive luxa-
tlun.
Mr.. .l"ns>n" Of Virginia. WIS in favor t.!
the bill. unless something better c"nII i'c pro-
'idcd Tor bad n. II IL. he thought it bette.
than any :cirmr " hch had been .Hrsrsirl
The people, during the Irrvor aii rvrllrlnrnt
Of the war, would willingly submit IL r,Xa-
lion, especially when the government Ter
nlsiItd the means OF pas ims that taX. Tnu
profits ul labor We're never So great in Ii.is
country rs now, md there was l,rt such uE-
position 10 taxation as may hc SUPPOSED. -
I"is schrnc was infinitely ertirr than mil.
tary lnIprcsSmcnt.
Air. RaDes, nf North Caroi;r., uniai:.ca
the tinnr, hnr irldrd tu alnolion luf the r,n,-
mlltee In rise; AMI the .:uinrrilt-e roar aul
,cprItri progress.
Several bills from IT,. ,;r.a:.: '...rc takcu
np aIll Ncl".. up"n, after which. al / u 'cuck
the House allnurlr.l.
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yALuBLE FARM, TEN MILES FROM RlcB-

I,,,, - -TU.SU, TUX SALE. y. 90
St sG' scLe: frrs Tor sale pivafeIy the FARM late
=, 'S:rh hy Va. Harris decd In the upper end
a'rir". trh ncs from iiohnond The teac, cont alma
.lits, a ,h o"ut =. OF At land on Deem Euu
-'i It's tianch-. aud hs, Oh It saciency Of IA.
'' 80: hrPS"nd for the use VI the psc. 10 baiIJ.
"'.o's' or large and con'en Dwelling Hucse with
- -soa: L; House,
:" snay R.n Creek. which Tuns through the pIsu,,.
''-'- san excellent mill seat, wrh Iar.- ;cr,ioa
W W lid dana L,V rtandIn., which would afford T.. p.r
.' % 7ico-un'y 4 building gris r,,ii IN ire cid
"''.i" ~h bal i,tls cxpefsr rerso.s w,shI,.v I,
h''- rr IT. IN real est te would do vel exaa.ue
.,rr@"tr's. :. CoATs,
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: Trsp.Y, October 4th, lSE2.

SENATE.
Tbe Senate met pursuant to Adjournment.
Mr.. ThoAYsoN, Of the Committee on AsrI-
culture and Commerce, reported back the bill
.menIins the A;d and 4ith sections of the
Code Of Virgins, increasing the fees oft''acco
inspectors, With amendments.
The bill enlarging the power Of the Com
mon Council of the city Of Richmond, Was
taken up on it's third reading, and passed.
The bill to pardon treason in certain cases
was taken from the table.
Mr.. ANDERSON asked leave to offer substl
tute, Granted.
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Aid for Wilmington.

The ravng.s of yellow fever in Whining
ton, N. G., have reached point that demands
ail from other communities. The noce,si-
ties Of tina poor are worry great. Money,
medicines and provisions arc nil wautrd.--
Va: call upon the public to once again opfn
their charities, and mid our suffering fellow
citizens. Captain Levy, at the Spotswond
Hotel, will forward all contributions sc,d TO
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a CAVALRY SkIRNlSIl.

MnBILE. Oct. "a special despatch TO the
" Register dated Tupclo, to-day, says:
Sixty Yankee cavalry scouts, yesterday.
penetrated to the railroad, two miles south Of
Baldwin. ami cut the telegraph wire. They
were attacked by twenty-five of the Second
Tennessee cavalry and routed, with the loss
o, seven killed and two PRISONERS. Our loss
was two KILLED; none wounded except these
lMn.
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'p-sial dispatch to the PhI4 ieinh!a Enquirer
ST'i PHocLiMATIos-iTS RECEp rION
WiSytiyEToN Srntnmhrr o3

THE PRE>IDENTI PHocL,MATIoa--iTS RECEp rIoN.
WAsuiSGToN, September %.
The announcement that President Lincoln
has finally iasued an emancipation prnclama-
ton, to tAke effect in January next, is read
with great joy by those who have 40 long
urged 1t, whe others disnpprovs ofand almost
'drnonuce IT.. 1t is we'll known here that the
President has contemplated putting forth this
docnIneat for some time, but has withheld it
at the earnest cntreaty Of the Border State
men nNiil the aspect Of affairs At ho,ne and
abroad has dc'lcred it necessary to carry into
atf':cl tie w:ll OF Congress.
What creates more surprise among sorhe,
ie the fact of the Presidents reply to Rev.
Or. ParTEH aud others MT long since, thai hr
thought the time for such action had NOT yet
arrived. Snch was the substance Of h,- r.
ply N the Chicago Committee, according 70
pnhlrs hrl reports.
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IN motion the House adjourned.
TIE ENEMY AGAIN REpCLSEp

SAvAs3Ar, Oct. 4.-'rhc RrrGbli:an" OF
this morning has dispatch from Baldwin,
Florida. dnted Sd inst, which says that the
enemy attacked our batteries "n S!. johns, on
the lit inst, and after an hGnrs engagement
were rrpulSeG.
Thr enemy subsequently landed n Green
willie Paint in force and marched Il mile to the
rear Of our battery where fight commenced
nj 10 o'clock, a. N. No particn!ara re-
rriyri
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HOUSE nF DELEGATES.

lh- House met ut O'Clock. a. ", pa
suani To Rdl,nrnntnt, snd was called iTh:der
hv li- speaker.
S,.narr bill amend,n. an act nr.srri|iig ti,e
nprii III hr taken hy persons apply IN. Tor
l"ens"3 (not To pms. small notes 's.> rrsi
thiru time and lad nn the table.
Senate hill Ia pty The puhii: prni1r h'r
rTIra work WA lsi "n the tab!'.
:,"rn!c iairr rrsrlnti"n authorizing the
hInn. Il ii the E>chanvc liank at Hrcluo!'d
u hr. lnrc q dnplcnh II three per cent. ~
the capital S,pcL of the sad bank fur the SIX
months erllng; Ioth june. l-t;.!., was agreed
TO.
S-nqt" j"!nt fcs 'utioD guaranteeing TO the
ic"l lie ,i The Northwestern section OF the Stat:
the construction u! ralr0bd c0nnertiur that
Iortinn oi The State With the srab",.rd at the
oa,l hest day practicable vas slupl'i~-ayc"
~, nav - -.
Mr.. ANrrRsnS, from the Committee on
Military Affairs. reported II bill 10 authorize
anl require the Governor to transfer tka
Army "i Virginia 10 the Cnnte'!crst. GOV
ernInrnl on certain conditions.
Hills p.S.rD.
House bill for the relief of judy George
". rhnmpsnn.
House till providing Tor the punism-r: OF
persons charged with lclnnies co.urn,ic.: u.
.:n'intirs n possession Of the enemy.
TRANSFORMATION nr WOOD.
MIR. llrrKrSs, Of Petersburg, from the .ir".
cial CoInmittcc, reported the following r.s".
luLinn:
Resolved hv the General Assembly, That
t!,r Board oi Public Works be instructed TO
adopt sucn measures AZ they may deem eXp.-
iient to require different railroad c"mphnics
" hose roads terminate in the cities OF R,ch-
mond and Petersburg TO furnish sniti-
cirnt number Of wood cars for the trannr"I,
La,i,,, Of wood into the said cities to supply
The demand Tor the same, and That they :aiisc
;hr Sarnc 10 lc transported 10 the SAID cities
IT /. reasonable rate Of tolls Ia accnin-
pi.h which the said board are r,uaireh
Ia ii,r all the powers conferred upon ttclI
by iaT inr the SUPERVISION and control ot
said companies. Provided, that if the said
colnparies 1c opposed to the transportation
nf wool. the burden thereof be nppDrllol'cd
"lnita lily among them, and in such II ru.n'.rr
aS not To interfere with their transportation
for the Confederate Government.
ExTokTIOS.
The unfinished business being the hin 10
suppress cxtOrtion, Mr.. ANnEnsns, If Bote
tnurr, obtained the floor and adv'crLcd It's
passage.
Mr.. Robertson. opposed the bill.
TN motion Of Mr. ROBINSON, she further
consideration Of the bill was p"S'p"ned TO
the fist Wednesday in January, 1853.
Mr.. GKErH, offered joint resolution fixing
the 18th day Of January, 1863, for the trial
of Judge + p. Puts.
u. iii over under the rule.
TN motion the House adjourned.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. s
-.--c-, mating oi the stock holders Of tho James
E'tt,1,..a K.uaa ha Company, will be held At the
,i.asc 20 tut, city OF Monday. tbs 21th Uctl.
r'.''' APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
III ..a hy thc.e presents: That No. tAs suh-
A. ,.,n. -tsr knal,-r- Ia the lanes R'rsi AID ka.
-. nay III her,b! "a s'itGtr appoint
.''' rtrns
-.,, ..,.-rsr -hn I oyy. 10 Iepraselt each OF us
-,,.. n.., IN. ih- stock holders nf hRif Com
= 80. t.n...s ~ in,uIh. from aud after the date
~ s,,-. ~. aH personally present or r.pre
= - s,ir, .:G.s rtsIy; with ful, power ana an.
-" = :.n :. aaIai in--litea. TO s!vs such vote
- ,j :,T sch "lhrr Get or acts as eaeh VI
-. - ~ ,r ~ re"ihes Of the ssid meetings. II
-, o-.-,:,nI. r.--"ut. and Wa DO hereby ratify
y u,4-v-r Snia or rutst, act or ac:s, cur sstd
> -, ..~iul., .'r~ or do Tor us, ic p.IsnAucu OF
- v I.-E-h! ~"D;~.i,I up,n him.
'S ,',... .at ~ 4, 4. j -ca.s - day q;
-. .."GaArd sgh; huhd:ed and
(SSiLl
SRAL ]
WN P. MCEfuRD,
.,-.a~w Secretary.
80 .WhI. sad ntsnstsh ccpyl
two YOUNG JACKS FOR SALE
v,, f,, .aIa 40 onuS Jacks, 6vu aad oae six
| .-li i:aiu-d to serve ~, AID proved as i,si-
' ~, s'-.t adiresc.
HARP cAH1 Ell. Jefr-s,' Strro
N,,t towny comm. VA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
,lirAbLk COAL LAND FOR SALE.

~, -, =, yuhl,c su:,lou the pielnsrs oc Fhf.
| r,Y =, SIS; ~ OHTuB.R, q 'rnci OF ilnd, !, inc
! ,,t.,&, ia ,hs C"an:y .hes e,6elt, and aliolu.
w. .e h,.a Goa! P,a and othera, stainirR bout
=: ~, s,,. Il Hnc~n ~ Stone 6enge. ...t., $50
a. has oe,.n too long and favorah'y Inr wu for
.,.,,'. the Coal raised /; to require an exteoded
,; ,;H.,sn. 10 say that al. who have wrought
h.,;. co:.ca! IN :hr ~ mon tns there Is valrs-
-. }: csl u he south ct POI don 4 Il q tract
w.h,-St - communicate With me, will address
t-:,u,:.. le Va.
=, - -;-srs:h. LILRCRN r. RAILtY