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The New York herald., 1862-12-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BRusH-MKRMAM.-0n Tuesday December q by the
Row. DR.. VIM. Adams, ". r. BRusn, JR., 70 MARIA h !,
daughter Of B. w. Merriam ESQ.,, all Of this city.
CRAIG-NicHorsoS- Tuesday, December 2. by the
Rev. DR.. James Hardness, DR.. JAMES CRAIG OF Jersey
City, 10 Miss CASHARlSB NICHOLSON, OF Godercb, Canada
West
HARRox-CoUnAS.-Onw Wednesday evening, November
70, by the Rev. Dr. bowling, Mr. JoHE W. HARRoN 10 Miss
EIiH CosFnAx. No cards
KEnxR-AUsrN. Thursday evening, November q ,
by the Rev. James Mlctt residing at No ~ Bond street
Mr. SyLvyxn kHrxR late OF Connecticut TO Miss ELIZA
SARAu AUSTIN, all Of this city
Naturalization Wednesday, December >, by the
Rev. John A. Paddock, A the residence Of the brides
mother, Mr. HENRY 7. MUM, Of Utica, TO Miss EMILY A.
Hurr, OF Brooklyn.
MYERs--pRiscoLI. Wednesday, December 8, Mr..
apnsp MYERS Of this city, TO MISS ABsrH DRiscoiL, OF
Toronto, Canada West.
RocKwE1I--Pnpsxr. .--0n Tuesday evening, December
2. by the Rev. Watson NJ. Smith, Mr.. WM H. RocKwgLL
OF New York, 70 Miss MARY f. BRpsEy, daughter OF y.
Birdsey, Esq, Of Bridgeport, Conn.
VAN nSe-EYnse.-0n Sunday evening, November 30,
At nine o'clock by the Rcv George Hare VAN
IISg 70 Mrs. Enny EynS0 both Of this city.
Troy papers please copy
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an ina ouo,.. a. yoan. ~. NV required Of her 10

an jass quotas Of troops thas may requTed OF hsr 10
constitutional way. =. ~.
rhs. under The eensuiio. ops wnss eo
gia hes pep The fsd under rsquisiuons ns -
nate rovernment have he right 70 elect the 70 ~
them, and that the laws Of G. ena ~ ~n an.
deny impair this right arc Gnconsttutiona @A1 o1'
power 70 be DECLARED void -
Resoved That the foregoing resolutions vrsss our
nxed convictions still willing 70 leave the
acts undsturbed IN their rrservina 70 the oss
and her people righu remedies 40 may ~
By future emergences.
The minority report that the safety OF the states de-
snands that no opposition be made 10 any measures
adopted BY the Confederate Congress in the exc csc OF
powers granted, and intended Tor our y csusl a.
uu,esce In the decision Of the suprs" .,,, s.s, s " ~ ~
their sta.e and his Exce'- ,he Govsrnar ~ "nner
mahd any ana al oiu's which he may have issued
suspend the execution OF the aforesaid this State
upon the citizens subject thereto.
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S HIPPlNG NEWS.
ALMANAC ron Esw voax-sHIs DAT
suN NRfsre............. noOH SETS. morn 10
SON sETs... - nicn vArBn.. morn a
Port or New York, December 8, ISs2.

Fort oK New nOFk, December 5, t66xs
CLEARED.
Ship Oder t1Iaml, winzen, London -Kunhardt Ce.
Ship DIR Barth tHam) Meyer. Hamburg-Soman 4 Edge.
Bark Victor Emanuel tNorw) Kuhule, LiverpoolFunch.
Mencke Wendl
Bark Advance tBr), Cain. Befast--Boyd& A Hincken.
BARK Striien (Norw), Nielsen, Cork-fIombse 4 Co.
Bark zrnas Conn, Packard, Antwerp--Sta, buck Co.
Bark Mary Ann Peters tBr,, Sanford, Antwcrp-w
Schmidt.
Rsrk La Plata Crowcn, Buenos Ayres-R Ropes Co.
bark John Wesley, Potter, Montevdeo-R Buck a Co.
BARK Harry Booth, Drummond, Havana-M Trujiilo
Bark Mary, 0ibps, Ellzabehport.
Brig Cainlus tbrl, Strickland London-R Mobrand.
Brig Soko fAustl. Ilavich Antwsrp--W Schmidt
Brig Ccyon Br). King, Hafas-D Dewoif.
BrR FO OBrlcnx Wiley, New Orcans-D Murray.
Brig Lcnl Sleed, Port Royal-Bixby a Co.
Bia Sarah Wooster, Lord Boston--C Peters.
Schr Sea Ranger. smith, Port Prince-Wilson Cam
schr Breeze, IIuse. 81 Pierre Nart--Merrtl Abbott
sfhr Jas wiaon, BeDtegat Points Pelre-Vataoe
Reynai
schr Prince Ccnsort lBr,, Pigiop. charo,ietswp-c
Trumhul .
schr sallse Aiken Godfrey, New orcsns-Bentey,
schr john r Doughty, Leeds, washnston-van Bruni
slsght - -. .
h0ti.
echr Ann brown, Brown, Pit adelphla.
Schr Margaret Renhart, Pierson, Philadelphia.
gchr Waupousa. ssvip. smyrna. Del.
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Tho Coming Rattle to be Decisive 40 Pro-
d0cc Peace.

Tho Coming Battle to bc Decisive 10 PrO-
ducc Peace.
from the Richmond Enquirer, Nov 20.
Thrsattle. ..sheRessr Il may be fought, between 9ene
eai u 9ncr inside, II successful 10 the Confcde
rate -as in opinion Of snme will be the final battle
Of tic wt- This may may nos be the effect OF Con
;ederate victory II cefttny ID not have the eNdct OF
@psmg the IL resulting III q Confederate defeat,
even drawn battle, or undecided battle like that Of
aarrsecrg. N psodac' peace The rictory mat be o1r
Saelpii@Q, the rcrt CONF ltteAGn Austerit. Jena.
n such victory can be obtained the defence of Wash
tgton will be gone, and that city may be tured Such
result should The before the eyes OF soldiers, and be
The cb of tine contest.
We mast kase Apsters before can haze peace
~ ctaer rl7ay Is wp.h anyth ns-all our previous
taught how Gaht They mplished
nothing. Iha war continued notwnh hstanding our vic
tories because the those
al shsn moral. We haze grea moral
ucorg, ecronrag. otdi rot, N folly of further
prosscahKg TIE
Pubic sentiment the United States upon snch vic
tory wo1d quickly range Itself The side OF peace, and
the shotioniss dse tod routed in tho field would
driven TO make peace.
The history ci throughout the world attests that
ouly gVsat victories with u,eiwAelnng de eats, lead 10
peace
The treaty Of Luneble had its Uoheulirden. Tho
peace or Tfeshlrg its Acstefitz The Ieace llst its
Freilnd, Eyl aud Jena. The treaty PRS It's Wa
terlso.
II @ victory as overwhelming rs any Of these can ba
ebtaf1ed will have been conquer d. Upon the
btte therefore, depends whe.her the shah end
lrag its Glow length along in undecided battles mere
mater al victories
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Died.

BoLios-On Tuesdsy, Decsmber2, MARIA BoLIoS, aged
25 years, daughter OF thomas and Maria Bolton of jcr
soy city, and granddaughter of the late Valentine Cruise
tsq., Of Kells, county Meath, Ireland.
Al eight O'Clock, this Thursday morning, her ro.
mains will be conveyed 10 st. Peters church Jersey city
sbere there Will be solemn high mass. After which
the funeral viii proceed 70 ST. Peters Cemetery Bergen
". j.
Dublin and Liverpool papers please copy.
nysSsrT.-0u Wednesday, December 3, KATIE BENNETT,
AIRED years 10 months and 20 days, the beloved and
uniy chid Of Moses and Anne Bennett.
Inc lrepds and aoquahenccs Of the family respect.
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Georgia versus Virginia.
prom the Richmond Whig, Nov. 27.l
WHAT Virginia HAS SIrrrERED.


The Lyndhbnrg Vivgiaida says il ID known that
Georgia. through her Governor mas nterp0sed OBJ
stacles " the enforcement of the Conscrpton act
controversy this subject carried for time
whist the former, in his Message TO the Legislature,
argued the OF the act. The Supreme
Court Of that Stats has however, decided against the
scrupes OF the Governor, and there Is appeal from
cerned Pending the decision upon the sub the Hon.
A. H. Kenan, member OF Congress from Georgia, de-
lvered patriotic address in Ailledgeve, in which he
thus referred to the greater sacrifices endured by vr
press the disposition that has been far too prevalent
amongst malconented brethren South who in their
Of querulousness complain Of havng 10 fight
the battles of Virginia" Mr.. Kenan sad:-
Georgia Is the last state that ought to complain and
resist this law. Georgia has not yet been invaded. We
have yet suffered at doors and IN estates
from the presence OF hostile foe. The battles IN
defence have been fought hundreds Of miles away from
to that you who AZ home and far from the
enemy cannot appreciate. You have never had your
patriotism and devotion TO and country tested
The people of Virginia have lest their property, their
aud fences been burned before their eyes, their
wives and children nsulted and driven from home and
themselves carried away capty ana still they are true.
You know nothing Of the ravages OF When and
wives and children driven from home without
food clothing, hide in the mountains and caves,
your negroes STOLEN and the torch applied TO your pre-
mises, then your patriotism will be tested Can you
endure THAR Had you better do all To keep
the war away from your borders? Is II well for you TO
be squabbing about state rights and who shall appoint
captains and colones when the enemy s laundering at
your doorsf Wo have had brilliant Victories and
have performed such deeds history has nowhere
recorded. Conscriptol has done 10 for II this
goes on wo have TO whip 1--WE hundred Thousand of
best men the enemy has got before next spring. they
viii whip II we whip them, Conscription Will have
done it--without IL We will fail.
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The Dissemination Of the south.
[from the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. 29.)

We are delighted with the displays patriotism which
our exchanges continue to bring Us the evidences from oil
lief e tho soldiers anQ the soldiers families the rsad
to endure all OF privat0n aud loss when
cessary TO resist the the sudotabe spirit which
cries give up and which but eaergised by dsas
terall show I'll the and resolution OF popu
than when the upon first commenced. Let
these manifestations abound more and Our priva
tions may increaseet cheerful endurance keep full
pace The wants OF soldiers will be more numerous
and urgent that winter upon us-let every dwell
ing be workshop for their supply Our cities may be
eummoned--let fredericksburg be quoted for answer
They may be bombarded-et glorious vicksburg be the
aniinatng example.
Our soldiers in the field 1t is impossible to praise
much cherish highly 1t is Of their highest
merits that they not soldiers from their ovo OF war
and earn re bit from love Of country. Some OF the
most gentle ritcd and modest youths Of the land
among the bravest heroes OF the army They all long
for home aud It's Butt obedient to the voice Of
duty and the instincts Of maniiness and patriotism, they
are bravDg the hard hips and discomors Of soldiers
LIE and the pers of the terrible field of battle and they
that has drawn the praises Of the world and will prove
herit ae OF undying fame for their county.
foreign officer, who at the siege o, Lucknow, and
who has seen much Of lighting and OF lighting men says
that tho Con oderac soldiers the best in the world
Another who was at seoastopo SAYS hat nowhere but
efficiency Of veterans Surely, II any stimulus was
needed t. prompt towards soldiers those deeds winch
an aectopate pride inspires 1t Is abundantly fuAshed
In their noble spirit and In their prcemneDt fame
worthly won fl the most glorious Of causes
he soldier ia never forgotten The homo which he loves
loves him truly and dearly There is perhaps hour in
NJ day which he is not in the thoughts OF all those
whom he has lcit behind him. and whose prayers
stantly for his safe 1t win be day OF
mutual transport and joy when the battles all fought and
the gra d victory wOn the broken families shall b,
united and bask in the sunshine OF peace May the day
soon come
Meanwhile let us ALL In camp and in Council, In field
and at nresne, continue the display Of those qualities
which, under the blessing OF Providence have brought
safely 70 the present stage Of the We quoted
tcrday the following from a London paper:-"Never we
assert with the utmost confidence, there known
people 70 heroic, 80 brave, prudent no dsvoed Su
perativc praise! We must not fall below it We
must not prove unworthy Of IT, Rather let US. ny
deeds of virtuous herosm and manifestations Of pru
dent counses and pat lotto devotion, add additional
brightness 10 present fame Let each each
aud VII encourage all travel the rongh road whose
lsngth we do not know, but whose end is certain,
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ashr ? Fishes. Williams, Milford, Dsi a~~r
6chr Grier Darbor0ugh. Camden.
echr Louisa Over, Jameson. Boston.
6chr Astoria. Smith. Boatos-C Peters
schr Boundary: Davis Bosion-F faibs, 1 Co
schr Sterling Ely Hariford-H Rscis. AsU.
Seop Delaware Gibbs, Philadsphr ~ uv,.s.
Steamer Mars Nichols Phiae~' .-S.S 1 4
~. ,pn'a :. ~
Royal, IS hours -sshmond ~ transport), Keny Pot
termssteE 80 ballast, with IS passengers, 70 Quar-
WI, Woodbury. tof Por.lands Mcclellan, Bremen %
cay n ballast, to master.
snip Tnos DAnham, Drummond. Bath. 5days, In ballast
70 Thcs Durham.
". halast, to Snow Burgess
Bark Comet (of Bah). RoRers leghorn Oct q passed
Gibraltar Oct r. with MARBLE rags &c 10 Cerero 0rund
Bark n Haven tof Portandy Hall. Ma.snzas Nov 10.
with sugar to Thompson Hunter Sailed In companS
with schr Campbell for Portland.
schr Maria Fleming Shaw. Wilmington. Del. daya
SchvW Maller MAILER. bangor for AiexanditA
sehr Neptune Jones, nos.on for Philadelphia
Schr S Sturges. Norris Boston Tor Philadelphia.
schr Aoa Herbert. crowel. Dansers Mass, : daya
sschry Turner CrowelI Danyers. days.
sssr scsr F'Hrs Ha kns IN. Por,anS e., days.
scnr N shsddick, Tyler Portland. CT, . daya
schr G Harris, Leighton. Rondoni tor Boston.
Sehr DIR Kane Rs der kondort for Providence
schr Loniss Dyer. Jameson Rondoui Tor Boston.
Schr Seven Sisters Crowley, kondonl for Boston.
Steamer welnna Arnold Montreal via Portland. Ne Ano
Steamer Josephine Thomson cnndis. Ba,,mssa
steamer Alice Meakrns RaNmSrr
Steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia.
steamer Pelican. Baker Provtaenes
BELOW
SAILED.
Steamship Persia Orr Liverpool steamer Che KiAus
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salt fm Album dance.

IFTu1o tbe Charleston Courier, Nov. 2bl
An Immense bed Of rock salt, arordng apparently An
inexhsusnblesuppy has been accidentally discovered nj
Apinlaks, Ala. Governor Pckens has received a telc.
graph despatch Offering 10 contract supply the State
with any amount 90 be delivered Augusta at Hye dol.
lars q bnshei.
Governor Letcher hos issued a lengthy proclamation
relative the dvtrb1ton OF throughout The stale OF
Virginia
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

The WyiheylIlc Digpafch nomnates VIM. NJ Peytop o
Roanoke, and the Danyc Register Governor Lelcher fo
he 10 the Confederate Senate made vacant BY h
death Of Mr.. Preston.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
General Sigel Afraid of and Running
Away from Jack

From the Richmond EHqurer, Aov. 20.
Stels retreat from Manassas and Centrevile towards
Aexandr ia and Washington ssery puzzlng to his admi
and clGquers They maglne all possible Of
STRAIT. gy tueir eadeavors Tor But the
explanation Is simple. IT is igsis prime aim and
sion 10 keep out Of Jackson way The appearance OF
few OF JacKsons accepted by Sge ind
caun tia. time for him start and thereuron he
and those that lights init sgelo like He Of
deserves credit his escaping his
friends take the hint and praise him accordingly.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
The Coming Battle to BE a Decisive
One" An AuSterlitz or Jena"
A NAVY WANTED BY THE REBELS.
why fredericksburg Was Not
Ssiclied.
The suasrings In Georgia and vir-
ginia Compared.
A0VEMRNTS on MILITARY COMMANDERS,
Aes, Ac.. &ss

The Following items Of inereSs;ss news sas selected
from cs Of Richmond Sou Carolina Georgia and
Southwestern papers
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The Next Governor orvirs
The Vacancy I'm tho Confederate Senate.

The rebel exSecretary OF War, e. W. Randolph, has
been recommended 10 nh The place Of Governor Lecher
AZ the next election.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
North Carolina Raising Troops.

dFrUm INC HHV1RH IN. = Stahdard Nov Is.
hegenera impression seems 70 be that the Lees ature
wiz adopt the recommendation Of Governor vsncs raise
thousand troops for State defence No pan for rails
ing thom has yet been matured but s more than pro-
bsbe that volunteers will be called between the ages
OF eighteen and iorty.nve.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Price ofCoTee.

A slove was arrested in Richmond on tho 9th u No
vember for stealing ssssp pounds " cog iae 4. Wnty
sx dollars.
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Military Intelligence.
From the Richmond Whig, Nov. ISL

ZEE NEW REBEL SECRETARY OF WAR.
hes ISL o. - an county ,h a Iss
cas,oned by the resignation OF General g. W. Randolph.
While Mr.. seddon has not been great deslin public
position he has borne high reputation for abIi
" and sagacous statesmaushp. II will be remembered
that Mr.. Seldom oi the Commissioner sent by
Washington the close of Buchunans administration.
He represented the Richmond district in the United States
Congress from ls45 70 1s47, and from ls4e to 1851
THE NEW KEBEL COMMANDER IN THE WEST
from the Richmond Enquirer, Nov 29.1
General Johnston and stat leave Richmond to-day. We
understand for the West MAJOR General Polk left Rich
mond on November 20 for the West
MAJOR GxNERAL VAN DORM ACQUITTED.
The following the opinion Of the Court that invested
the charges brought against the rebel General Van Dorm
After careful investigation Of the matters contained
in the charges and specifications alleged against Major
General Earl Van Dorm by Brigader General John s.
Bowen the Court unanimously OF opinion that the evi
dence before u dsproves every allegation contained m
e SAID charges and spechca,ions Al the request Of
Pembcrton, herewith forwarded the Court investigated
the imputaons of drunkenness which have been made
against General Van DORM and report that the testimony
before them does In their opinion, dsprove said mputa
iions Tie Court recommend that no further proceedings
BrIssdisr General Potomac Army Confederate States.
DABNEY II. NAJRY
Major General Confederate Army.
STERLING PRICE,
MAJOR General and President Of Court
HOWELL COBB GOING TO FLORIDA.
From the Charleston Mercury, Nov. 25.1
Brisadier General Howell Cobb going to Florida TO
assume command Of military district in that state.
MAJOR GENERAL ~. L. SMITH.
fFrom the jackson Mssissippiani
Brgadier General NJ l.. .mitb, commander a, vlcks-
burg has been promoted the rank OF major general
BRIoADgH GENERAL EDWIN PRICE.
The jackson Missi sispidn denies that Brjgader Gene
raj Edwin Price who recently took the oath Of allegiance
70 the United States, held commission In the Con-
fedsrate army.
RESIGNATION or THE REBEL COLONEL M,RAE.
Col McRac, ormerly Consul TO Paris, and recently com
usnder Of the Fifth regiment North Carolina Volunteers
has resigned his commission on the ground that econ.
ent with his sense OF dignity and respect he could
longer serve the government of the
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
DHEUMATIsM.

WHO HAS ITf
ii has been conessedly acknowledged by housands wbt
have used them, the 0avano Electro MeMc Ihsoef
are the only preventive and cure Sold ~ al drnegiss
aud shoe dealers generally Price VI sent w mail or
METTAM CO.. ofice s2s Broadway. send TOT crcnar.
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MlsCELLANE EOUs.

M1SCELLANEOuS.
CAs STOVES, GAS STOVES GAS STOVES.
VI Warm your rooms with the patent
GAS HEATING STOVE.
No dirt, ashes, coal 10 carry.
ECONOMICAL CHEAP AND PORTABLE
Made upon and scientific principles
Prices -, 80, %. $40 and el2
NEW YORK GAS STOVE WoRkh
one door below Canal street. NO. as prosaws1
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Who was Elected Confederate Senator
from Georgia..
fEronn fha Rrh Eyu,,
From the Richmond Enquiie er, Nov. ~.
THE NEW GEORGIA SENATOR.

THE NEW GEORGIA SENATOR.
The telegraph last week played trick upon here in
announcing tile choice of ths Georgia Legislature for the
position Senator that State the Confedei
senate. In the morning told that Judge Jenkins
the At night it truly said thit Ex-Governor
Hershel v johnson the Senator elect. Judge 'Jen
kins refused even TO be a candidate.
We find in the Georgia papers Of the election
and the speeches mado on the cccasion We make
extracts showing the position Of Governor Johnson The
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

No one having q majority new ballot was ordered Be
fore taking the Mr. white, OF Bbb, said he III
favor Of sending 10 the Confederate Senate who
would not be- opposed 70 the administration, and who
would support and sustain the in this trying
hour His FIRST choice ex Gov. johnson. man Of
unsurpassed abilities and but he had under
stood that he in favor OF the Conscripton law
and be could not vote for any who In favor
OF that law. He referred TO letter from Gov johnson
which he understood the representative from Baldwin
(Mr. Brscoel had aud in which his views defined.
He called the friends OF jackson and Johnson TO let
the General Assembly know how they stood on these
importrnt points.
Mr. Briscoe OF Baldwin, said the letter from Governor
Jhnson, which had been alluded TO- strictly private
lie had showed TO a very few persons, having the
least idea that II would be alluded TO publicly in any
manner and ho greatly regretted it. He said he knew
Governor hnson to be no seeker after Office that be
was acuaied by personal consideration of patriotism
which burned as brightly in his breast any MANS
but yet with this knowledge he mr. Brscoe) would
have voted for him unless he had known him TO be
In favor Of sustaining the admnslratfn TO the fullest
extent The prosecution Of the war; and could
not have voted for him or any other man who
would oppose the execution OF the Copscription
law Mr.. Briscoe therefore wrote to Governor John
and had received letter in reply, extract from
which he read, the purpcrt Of which that
be believed the Conscrpton law TO be unconstitutional
but since the Supreme Court had otherwise decided he
counseled acquiscence in its execution and further
seed most earnest and undivided support to the gov
ernmeDt and every thereof in the support OF
The war; till the stars and bars waived In triumph
the Confederate States.
Thar ayf hall of thopf ubioh oA fpl
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
Miscellaneous.

Steamship Persia CIR, Liverpool; steaner Che KiAuS
Wind ~ sunset NE.
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The Thres tened Dombsrdsaens or Fred .
ericksburg.
Brsvet nalor General o,,0,nansIn - m svmN.T. s,,.,

Bfsvs' MAJOR General commanding division
IN htefview having ihun boen invited at nine A. NJ ,
toyor slaughter, Dr J. o. Wallace j. 4 Marya Ir ~
a Little and W scott on the part Il the citizens AM
kopsrR ksrshsw, 90 behalf of the military, proceeded
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-05
General Order No. 3.


Marshea March 10Th. 1862,
To tbs Srars Isoors CONSTITUTING TINS
BRIGADE.
Yon are hereby notified that by virtue
OF general order No. 8, from the of'ice o. the
Adjutant General Of the 2Cth Of February,
nitimo. calling for IL Regiments to serve da.
ring the war. | have this day appointed
John 7. Mills my Volunteer Aid-de-f amp
to receive all men volunteering in accordance
with the proclamation OF the Governor. In
ted the 10Th day of February. A. u. 1862.
The Colonies commanding will make this
General Order known to their respective
commands as well as inform those volunteer.
ing that they will be allowed the election OF
their own field and company ofliccrs.
All those volunteering will repor, them
selves 10 accordance with the Proclamation
OF the Governor. TO said John r. Mills al
these Headquarters.
BY order OF
r. A. HARRIS,
Brg'r Gen'l Cong.
n $. ALLEN,
Brig Adjt, and ms. Genl.
j. NJ. CvRr,s Coz .Commanainy.
F. H..~ru .t5,,a<
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NOTICE is hereby given tha, Chas Hen
~ rich. Administrator OF the estate OF
Phillip Heinrich tit-5s=s!! has flc,l ii my Office
his final account and vouchers with said estate,
which aceouu, aud vouchers will be open for
allowance AID Raal settlement at the April
term Of the County Court pertaining to &C.
tates, &c, to he bold 10 and tor Harrison
county. "a, the Courthouse in the City OF
Marshall. when and where all persons inter
ested may appear and contest the same il
they may see proper.
Is. f. FRIEDRICH Clerk
April o. 1862. n2sAt