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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

Tit IICHMoTD "D:rIh.Can-iS IT EGSSsT?
- ,orEs-r;n .u.d.- st:---coi u5 HUlIS. PADDLE
= nj sfInJE. Nc Il s=ai by. obg hal, besvy
3IIei :. ~: :;h r.lEJ " src-:, n.E viii eoStrd
l.,. E., II Y.E.s'c tIsIt ra.s it;.
te.Y- 81 joaa E%OI ID.
Ga .ioed.~ 2,iH ser six ig.:-oe. os ITO a6oye my
horse evn. bean s.G,sn wills r!ii'iss pSl:ns Rap
pared "a day saG Eodrs :o'itoi le -eI sro
nsrn e 81 70 copri-l # IL Is thea msdI ~ .pps:r
accs i.daY 4li nSurGsy sad wssNn oii CO SoaasY
again slhacd. All rpTsaEod ou Tus.dsy l7s
siaec hsa Il h.. zee Esp 5rsssei, snd today demanded
Tho 20 aiding Of tna uIrHey. nan sno sirettiei
rro-7uhs f.r e" 10 heipeI % le9oe Tie ausi:T by
t:!!t irlerilop
aoa Only Of snJ vt:.ili Ct tia saue unjust
.ros ard nsI6 ibis sicra bt.tenea. to VAIN us
cJumuc!,y against tns "n's2etch The pfper
CD q I b. t:uodn 20 and ii c':. IL.
JuNE EiOX,
FAR u.r5 5.h 1853 FEB S--iif
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xtJ -. r,a,.1. - 49, .s,. - - 30
i, sod J.; t.1 " ~ -. -. r,."@-H'. - %
artsoIi sir..l:.t Il l-r.s s:;c s.cs'. -" ., . .
euc- .I iTi:.a OF .Nc 7-.- .rt-r I'- -
Ola ,..j e., Is.t rSc,c 20 : 80 u! the r,..Jt: :
elU;:y - cat, ss.J9 - '-!r. -" = ---l -
tors. sa..-daa!. - L. IA c. 'irrs c! ~ "'.
i1ur:s e SkiGh y.rs.. sS.E
81 i,iJs wills I'D 49, 7!gr a'.1- -rrseg ,
=. u 20 -. "Mrt;' ar.ii :, -s.7"' $3.50 :.
!... .'.t' :. ''".--''
-, sn! 49,: Il .r-. 80. ";',.
-i-.-- si.! .,.-Ir=.r, i4.'1' ,-s.->. ..s:. "
:his ocaIe o. 20
-" -.
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~. REhT.-Ajot and Ia s.sb,o eentsinirz Is sss III
IT,, 20. eirarb room, rsss yrsir,a csn,rs; all
~ ALEX. GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
DkNVILLE REIALE COLLEGE,

Wilt, "a.
= easIoS b.s.r, February SD ends JAY 4h, !sss.-
= n. best T.a1hsrs IN oil dspuI Anh Location sGis
snd Abr. kst.s Nv n. p.ns ,pl'td iaf tie oon-
Tor cIcasrs sdare. uusu sh.ts,a T,brzAry al Fern
an ". GEO. La hoHT1,
Prtddsuk
0GRR0WEO IND TANTEO-rro o.H
( ID Fantn, used for moving Isoe 9aies. we ym %
pleased 70 hsTe tae1a rs.srnsd. B: WA0HL6,
Jss 30 LIZ Ha0 pass1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

f;,rt , RICHMOND, 'JsnnAzy1ss, 1Sel
snHl--l slV" associssod pfta thsup lheESrs. Jcbn
sf ~, :, q l:ha II. Plss.spts, IN tae AUCTION
M "a. 80 p.mNnea under ne ytyls Of HILl,
~ 49," UICKIRtOA HILL
.G Ites S.a'soo 70 80 md s~ys Our old ftsaadh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

:. y. WYATT 6 GO,
No. ; N.RnxN BLOCK, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sa he sale asd purchase Of TOBACCO, sni ell kIrIs
s'ohrer. LIBERAL essh sdranoel made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
d. " Y A r II.

d. YATT.
GUsTA GEORGIA,
ALR AND EXoRANGE BROKER,
y Lttay and isn w binds Q. ,soozI and cxrrenoy,
5, ss'H-s: si' desss and drsi.s With prompsnesr
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|E1s1YCHMcNU THEATRE.
, .t.s sad etsse a-oas.r .....'-'s poAssf "eotN
NOTICE.

:, Extra Quarter viz DO charged for Deserved Sests.
C,Sers OH be In attendance 10 Receive II ths utoI C
sri eonir,i tho Isciae ana qeaussn " their s-sta
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PASSAGE OF TIE NEGRO REG;MENT
BILL


adclplia Ed;.r-Ac Cleilaa in tEost3n-
From California Tie Dcc;sir. F:eI:--Tk.
Yc'.Ese Secretary as.A CoH,.. ,Nsrc;cr--- G9lc
ISL FrrAangs i77--E # CoaTd:ac:
in he Administrations Gisce,'ancous, Sc,
a-c, &C..
Especial rssratch 20 tho Eieanupi "Gnqu:,az,"
lhsvz ,nst ,scs wed t;ie Rev Yg7k "u=fsid'
Of too ID, aad the Washington "Ctec1ic!o'
Of iLs "a. 7 gjear the following:
IHE s.Gsc Sill.
1'fn hiil fur .h7 Enlistment tf negro 51l.
i!e:a rsssHi !bs Hvuss by vic Of sg2a IS
Lays 81. with pfnv!ss ,i:st slave" Il Iowa
PERSONS IN the Rs,d:c 5s.tci su..i l1: Ls
Ie1eiEed, nGs recruiting IL d. a:ie2,d ii s,ij
SITES, wi.bcut psrshlssi,1 Vi ti,s:f Ga'c:i pr5
Dir. Brrphsus IF PeDna5ITsuia, in closing tbs
debate Of Lilo bill, said, smaag othas tAi5gs,
that It's :ime Of tle swo years I'D uiar
months h.n will Goou expi,,; ,i.,eo :'unjIe ed
| thousand men SoI!i thus L.. t~f,l a-&y.
sad Vt was Out Of tbs,r i,y~.i t. t@Y,..y ta:ir
place. Va could LUi rslI i';y tLGGSanc
wire met by voluntary onl!S.L:=.ts; t. I'll
| force CONSUMPTION wss r"t II Ito las.iio".-,
he believed the DsnGarais in tn, NotLh ,Tst @
holding secret meetings IL s.izs iao Pss-!5ea:
AID rsuTp tia Government
Mr.Ksllogg, Of Indiana, sai tic Otter IL
pupiicaDs voted ags;nat tho hil.. FIur
Ua!sasts aad TWO Dangora!s Tastd III i.
rson sossczAsz's -zMT
AiVicss from kYssc:anz's ANY FaS .aal
Cd engagement occurred az Y:ocli-:y, u
Monlay: tns 2eLb, between Ps!nGs-''a division
OF Critssnden'a corps ana saVew Confeicrate
regiments. TIE CaI:saa.oraIes ars rt2o:a s,;
to hsTs fed, losi5g thsi; com 'aai:T az
.hisiy-fou- others killed, ard oas !:uai.red
prisoners. The Faj-rsl lass j. .e75rtsI .,vd
killed end nire wcundad.
Ro,ecrGuz's depasl:nen. Eog inc!n;s3 r.. II
Donaldson End Henri AID Clai
Franklin: Tennessee: is il tI. bands 81 Il.
Fe,'srals.
Tho srres; at dsseEte-a from. SIS fanS @
army is being resisted il Ind:4aa, in M3Tgaa
county. 4 squadron Of cavalry, ss5t &c sr-
rtst the deserters, wss fred rg2o r Tie
nab. Tia cavalry returned tee DE- G1d
.uceesG,i il esp;uiHs lie dtAt:::f: sr.; az
elt:ze@s. fhsE't4'e-t -xci;sIn:;,t :,,e"a.ls.
NV YuSx >gHAT1H
Es.S3Trrnor Morgan la ee,i: :'on:Isteo
fer Senator, III Ss~ Ior., ~ lc2 G4puS:i-
cas-. Tha Democrats iii .nsisa NJ :ioiniae-
ton.
IicT .EGI i..7DEk
II has tseu ,!c,ilaE il 'IaiIiuT.::. Ir.:r green
bsrks are not legs: ts:adcT.
.vaTH clSoDIA.
Advises from morehesi, Nm C--e-
Ina cay ttas the river tsIusen ,hrya G:d
bssuioFr, Ho-1d L:af.ii0s, IL hisss wi:h Te5.
sells Of all kinds, which aIc only waiting 81.
abatement IF the sevore gsis, Which, hI, pe@n
prevailing or the past fvs-days. TO .c.is E
move.
The Irmy is said 10 DO il spls"-d :.nd.-
lion, aud casar tor tho n,Tn;as eorfjcE.
Ths Mon.sg-, Tas:iot bur: IL v1p rig:,: ::
Fort McA l;s:si though unjar hrs Iog f5Ir
hours. 80 '~.-----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

d Dill ..a-s ueeu ilt:cuu:sd {. 49, r"c!2ai,'
zee OF the yunl.:o oea.t. rty,.,'.os al u;
Missouri inz. tie cru.reips:.oc {! &c r.sTe.,-
GFssa sympathy "aa m4l:fsst'a :jf 80
AkAbsas fvs: prsaaccs - re; p.aaed
Though St, Louis. y y.i.ksr e3grei% nn'!eus
dsScribea 1t az IN "JSs,' II ~ IS. Gs;7 . TAr
brisorers g.7s ra:4: :. a:u.y Il leeaaoa,
wb:ch ec.a reepynjrI :, 80 LII tHe tai,diass. -
Oa4 Of tie 2r;v.vss ."uunt-'. .Fu :J'tcum De-
lasdo t-nas ontbis speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
L i i u. y + q 40 IS { c.,

: y = y ;
f'G,ii els.
u,cL ,,I5x ia a5:S ia -, 4. .3 II
Z !Eai5r,d EAai, isicgiy t.ss stis+-cao;Er.J ntar
u loa jrnss Riy,r Gs9s, ana ws!n fc'nif9!;:
81 2iGsCsGi Is yrad:oeo emo Tcoas'" aha GU Si'et s+
% 1924 TIA irprsIsl;.lte c:r soud
iGt.rsd, tho I!.ssa aua seek T'ia o. 'o'' @'o NV
| sna.
rr.sorrt> t- Wiz :" t,ssi tgt ri W oIyp-1ig--
! afr!yt It. y, ..
| J..., c,.r t6e,a OF c,ry, aicanGnj. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

u.kl"E {. So. .n23s3 .yr.r 4. :; -,
Mf.T3s do .'' '-a."'a I,a. Is iG.5
iis Anh'. ;',s g.. : -:oa:a ,:... 90, -.
S-G S..t 80 - -er: sEr L. 49, Co.. "st
be a.. 1t II. - u -. --:r-=4, F.i- ,:!'-sHG
i-S,r: EsT'"' G.Sn:sS-, - 80 G,Y : . S.I. IL
TSCR .I.i- TO st,h ~ -. ::s.5~-f 49,. e =
III tr
sy .ri-r ~ nc EpA:i = T.sNt"'t
III {. rIL2o p. / IL.
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By 'a.;ELEU 1.A.pH.
TBEpoaT.p FOR TVS n,;i: ..,cHA"am x-s,'s.a. :;

The Te-y s-.s.l5sa irs..s' Is.e g.. t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

.a-..-sd 10 .as "r.ss ur5i. ssseconP soieo
tJs lady.
Y & iE1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

OTE .EUi.sL NISrI. = Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

S,N
SA7GY ca.-t vi I'd oG }Rs:, ": 80 .rGLr { 'i
toa+ 6, :: :.cp:cfir ~ scrcr- - rsg :,
sa6 &c sa.i3a' 20. Al - an1 :sl;r.Es 4.
k.~a.- rfa-" =. .hs e:s AIT 80 I,-l e. s,
S.a-i y. .,i i ~ -. :. :: :r-I-.
P.t O., H.. C'rOH J..
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- -: Is.es o'clock. Performance XII cor,'
g.e=e. .: casrts. to its p:a-isniJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

R.-rss"iE? 2? Wi rYG'r iET,sisr ,sS-,lG S.
Gr~Ses J,I. ~. The IoTpS:i :. IL s,,l.s..
Virgins Inf.5Cy. E:n las "a ea HyI.., a. Y.
SO Loo6, b.Sirs sos!vtd a. u:a cra b. ~ oi
". We q, very hb6fsi cc-s e: g.. 90. on -
Tcsr- ac7s cs.ituss ..'so'a'ca Q! -: >tJ. .
cai.icsn, she rrde,s9c3 ,c::ta G. az !rg- =; =.
parifs void, IL Ietap O. tr- teu &t.s.t ycu
meet snr &c tnaEts or ycC: J.. 49, &c 81, -
Cut ~ II, = t.n-e tencs !:Ja ulo. &C csrCcl j.
s2t WHO, re Lro1, verli. Il tie - Z. PC e;.
est ctee!'G> "c::-e {, 30 u rc.s!! ,!rG
we can Io.a crty Iete. ,t': - III r.. - io:." -
tcin Us II ict1oo eggs CIR nc.tt1at':;5 r'a- a,.
cis,oa md Il re5 enheT, -, last m g.Gtl.1 .. =.
sst.t pSk.scr:h7 SC: :: !:'.a :a,!t. aai - -.
lin
f'Nh t.a:!~c.,I efiss, :f5e-: {! =. Az :: ,,
:, l-u,- U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

. &c E:r.T G,J.
... ac..aE G'-f-.....
r,.r-. AUs. o.
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SoCKiS, GOOD aAm1RIrAn1

'}!gs ,,,sSks , FOOD SAMARITAN.
q ~. rssd P.a'ins to 9sEs:sess.. q " seed quail.
us:s s.js;, For =: ssSss "a. .s' =:
Apply 70 f., Ipx ~, NS1:srrvI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06
fiGr TAEMiT;: LaNTS TGR s4LG

T'iii' TAEMITi: LaNLS 100 SaLt-
! ..y--:.. .oh e ~.
{ ..EraLT:I lni.,'.
l.. C:.:l.I Gay Iow-.y.
...s.e :.r ,-,.. - .L:th IL - cisarad 9n' !.
the hs.i: q . Gs-Te5 rrsa& ip:' EhS's io'
,rr ,.-.-i, ..'rr.i S1,tA.-: Go: '~:"SCl:, 20
- 81 :..r 81 gs:.. v'ye-: % 80. e. '-.,s'
..S. ..d .ris2ri, -dErtsr - - s..-7: - "Ls I
...a 'i.1 c.s;U~
t., Gtr - -''-
- ) ELkUCRNE."
=, -. -,,s. t.: i,. fI.aasd iuSa, In h.-s.;. .-ti
:; c,.!sl.s.t ry l.. =, y rc:ti ao:s TAG 70
49, cxr 1.tx '"",s: e. :T:rt:-- sCr tetti " u
.ol :.,,y VI f.,;. ezra Of srisIac .,Sa-s.s!S q
MA. 60. i b.. :, Il l. -:i-T as-sL',.
tSI s III. .:.n .'vrtla:. - "a"-";s "a N.s
Nsr1E n=:, IND - n'r-sL5 Ua.'ha"o 80 $3.50.
:. q, SGj j.! &C.; Lilies ffor. ,a:tn0a5
45s-' g IT,. tia "a ':a.!"r. h.'.'as " 49, H''
4 -
~ co. :, "a e. '' !. aHstE, "a.
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asSs, ECIA1 T0T, =.

Eas sf EcIA1 %oT, N-'
A's. d. - '.st,.;s :, opsa.: 'ec.ct! :; ::
.Ae -
MAECF-.ti UDrN
Az
6IoKISG T05AC"0,
c. & :: >at VA h7uie Toby \, y .,,.cL =. -
I" : sSA ~. - SrJcd
u VIII Wei KEY.
20 n-lt -trrr r Js-,--4lsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

T.:,l r5!:s VII es pen "a THURSDAY r,3ru;nr
r"f.-;5 ttr 1850, St O'clock y. W.T.! O'clock
.e,ts L o. te secured for iro aGy!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-06

Hk-AH. L:O-h ,rh...a.. - &c: .i.r J.1.'.. .-
~ I'D 70 1--WE t-.,'T.i9n &. he y - Ing! = %
L.,ja french sc5 ,.la,c--i" ,s--: ar n. -" ::
:or a res..a7 II ten :ooah'. :~cs@s- ~; e: e..
:, ,hNrc:r r:frz,.!s. y.
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"- 9 Es1r.ctu u

q o..naicg EHi: I":. - / esq.,
"u"LET FHITEUgir ':p 20. ="
To- L. Iop!:S .rP'. - -"
"fJ .. 49, ~Ai. 5 >o?G: . Co. ~"
~. v a. /, ncrofo. hl. yes l. as :.
taSt tit1, N:t-~uj ". .ctG--
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t7T tf,G.t1..t 1'r>T - ..-. 49,. .. 49,
w NAL t. Ga ~: t. '- 80 - -','''f &C
n tie sI.t fTsr.l. I;.L- - ~. " :. - : %
w rs p&ii Arplg :! l. -. H''..' -.
Fen 3--'A
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GIN. r.r poaa,s xc" d-S:o

GIN. r.r poaa's Hc" H-I:o
Gen. Var Do1n Is .sport,.s bo ad'Anc."s
OIL Memphis with eight brig ). Th0 YAH
kses ssy fifty thousand Oc :d;,a;es ~rs at
HolI5 >rrinss. Ad7icea e: M=mpais RS
port tho reop.e H.. gre. d. :sto y! = zle;T.
being .r tia c1rs:snt :a.s.c,s ie1 "a! Ii i: 81
6;rt cti.Is.
Savers! officers frp..l tAs NORTH "a, VIC
recently rssisred while OF !. ~ in :he 5su,a-
west, rave been dismisse; = lout pa. - It's
ground s.thsr Of coHarl - ~ beias Ic-:AI1.
MctELLas IN a>sToT
McO,ellan'1 To;ep;inn j., Bosi9a was =
srsud affair. Father Taylor tie-=si iila Is
the soldiers choice. a goidisr got OF niH
knses and kissed nis hsnii. Invitations %
visit different places vo:c pouring il fr;r4 81:
qrs'tcrs.
ERCM CALIFORNIA.
4 C.hforuis aieemer h.d arfis.d .: Nj
York. with three huad,sd Thousand IL s:se =
uIa. Tha s.shus- sr:ah brought .t:s tres
u-a to Psn.aaa, go; nilioa sa1 luA.-
ter Of dolis-. =. Eng And
TnE rEalsIYE FIGHT.
The Herald" aa5: tbs 1oc:aife n:ac -
thu war will occur o. tbs mississippi. K
has great sonhiepcs il ito s4eeass 81 TIE
Yankss nrm5, i.Oca1se vi lhs nssni'a1F %
sbsir preparations and the inib:ht5 OF Masa'
irgton generslshIp to in.srtero whit.
THE yl1rrz SECRETARY AND counT msRclEa
Satisfactory explanations passed between
the State Department and Count Xsrcier, il
regard to ths effort TO Induce lin to depE
from friendly oourao of proceeding in rsss-
to Dstional sRaira.
| kIRCILIkaEoCs,
Secretary Guthrie says the Union 10 VOC:
fighting ton years for.
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. ~, r 80 K-EEi l.: --'."s =: - i :
- r,cr, - sit.o,0a. c3.e 60 ''''~ . =
Tt Ices. ..d co ?ias ""s 9 use - o
VI It 81: IiS or: -.
20 Is =.
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MILITARY eLITCRLS.


IL. cHI.a aisc introduced ths following:
"Sssolred, That tie Prssid ent 90 requisite d
70 coE.raun!cets 10 the House the number AID
arnouot Vi clairna foc 7c.esls seized By order
e7 the nsysl and military autborities. for the
pnl,i:c ice, fiici IL. tie Wax and Navy Depart
:nectg, sod 10 t1a of8ca Of tho first Auditor
cf the Treasury Department., the nsmen OF
tie clsimsn.s, the timo when severally h!ed,
snd tn" estimated sum required for their pay
nsms.' s,dapted
PAYMENT OF CLAIMS.
aiGo tie folio wing:
"E5soiye6, Thai tee COMMITTEES Ga Ways
ara Means be Instructed to inquire lrtp the
sspedirncy Of providing, BY law, for the su-
,i.:ins and payment Of clai.ns for cotton Dad
cthsr properly desro Jed by tue military all
,hoiitiss OF the Confs1cfate GoyernDaent,or b.
,la owners, IT. prevent the Gsms tioru filling
irts tho hands Of the enemy" Adopted.
NORTH cAKousA CI;as.
! lsu .h= fullosiDg:
Resolved, llat the Committee On Ways
AID Means Do instructed to report a bill pro-
vidinr fdr the ;ayment Of the smcunt duo the
State u North Carolina for clothing furniahed
thu troops of tho State according to tho act
number 256s as credited IN the Second Audi
tors Office" Adopted.
l. coAsrINo TRADE.
Dir. MILrs, OF S. O., introduced tbs follow
log:
sRssotyed, That Tho COMMITTEES on Cora
meses bs instructed to inquire into tho eIpe,
disncy Of frsuiug such legislation. for ths
regulation Of navigation and the oosstng trad'
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90 ,.sr':ul.r =u Commences 9th stSsSp"Lsss c: lt
.;,u-cy, In eve acts, snuasd
- YOU LIKE 1T.
K eat. (. 1r-r. srDes.iss 10 lie caste
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~SE %3H"5.5Gt E1r1a: zy;~
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The S:nate met At - o'clock. hon. r. II.
T. HUNTER i'll the chair.
Prayer by Rs7. Dr.. MaCats; CT ,e= 5pis9I
pai Church. .
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'r,.r.;n..Ee,e.. ~. ,.:c,,, '.i-re1 -. .''
~ ga . .F3r4.
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The New York herald., 1863-09-26
7 n E D r A F T..
Proceedings Before the EnrOllins Boards In
New York and Brooklyn.
THE EXAMINATIONS AND EXEMPTIONS.
THE DEAWNG IN THE TENTH DlSfRlCf,
&c. 10.

Examinations and Exemptions In New
York.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Its Board works diligently as ever Those men
who we're allowed procure substitutes had better
hurry up whose furloughs have expired
rhe arst principal he'd in this distric VI.
scat 10 the rendezvous yesterday. The work done yes
terday was folows-
seld for service...
Substitutes accented.
f'nyscsl disability ~ ..................,,.... 80
a. lepage .................,........2 20
Atl other causes
-
Total
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aepartmeo-the only females with the exemption sns
narsss and me or two cooks in ths extra kchon 'nA
arc employed.
Ia co0casion. II must be said that visit TO the NC
Dougni General Hospital at Fort schuyiGr WIN DC "en
reatd by ,he great interest ami ieasure sufe :" 70
excited q d enjoyed by all wdn desire 10 see the shuer
g OF The bravo soldiers Of the Union allevmied oy an
the curtves and by all tho attention aud care That ""
name ami fostering government eau FURNISH anu oes'M'
Gnder the sk'f and charitable OF the atfnda sur
geons The pleasure o. the trip ~ generally enihnceu
the courtesy o. Dr. Gutter who seldom fails 20 rec-
mend visit 10 the Nsugstuck gunboai which is dong
ard duty IN the sound Through the kinjnes OF eapt
Wilson there Is no difficulty IN getting aboard, the cap
tain invariably sending his boat tor the visitors 70 the
fort ON board the proverbal ol tho American
naval oi Ger is experienced Cart wilson AID his ohcrs
pointing all objects OF interest with mnntensss and
suavy which greatly add t1 tho pleasure OF visit TO
Fort schuyler ana the gunbaat Nsigstuck.
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miscellaneou. Political rn,e,i,s.noe.

IOWA SESaroR-rhe Legislature VI Iowa will this ycar
elect United states senator in place OF Hon. James W.
Grimes, whose term Of service expires on tho 4sh a
March, 1865 republican will be chosen and no doubt
Mr.. Grimes will be the man
No DRAFT ~ IsriAsA.-The authorities In washingtos
have asceraned tha, the State Indiana has sen, more
men to tho Geld than ced for by the various pro-
camatons O. Tho President 1t has been that
the districts which tho largest democratic maj rifles
have sent the greatest pumber of troops.
TiE MAINE ElEcroN.-Rsturns are reported from four
hundred and sixty cilies towns and plantations the
state though in the maorties only aro rs vet given
They show the relative proportions OF the gubcrnatoria
without giving the uI argrcg amount The fol-
lowing is the exhibit given b. coun,ics.-
1852, ls63
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The majority Of Cony (repubcan), thus reported 10
ls2Io There are In the State 553 cities towns and plan
taiions ninety two than been heard from
but many OF these plantations organized FROM
which no vote will b. reported There a few towns
and twenty FIVE plantations which the polls were
open from which returns be received. Last year
in and plaptaiions yet heard from soS
given for Bradbury and 6ls for Coburu.
Nlsors rsrrkp STATES sxSAroRs--Thc radical etnan-
cpa,cn candidates. for the two seats In the Uni
ted states senate BENJAMIN y. Lean and B. Gratis
Brown.
MI>sEsorA-we announced some days ago thai tho
democratic STATE ticket oS Minnesota tumblux 70
pieces then the Central Committee have substituted
james Morris In pacs d A. D. Ladao for Lieu Ienans
0oversor, and Amos oosusn Tor Secretary Of State in
psaos oe A. r. wsch 1bs candidates FOR Treasurer and
Cork Il tho Court Of Appeals having declined their places
ere yes v be filed
R.m Govssoa o. rrussx---JuSgs Robert l. Ca
ruther has sses elected Confederate Governor Of Ten
He one sf the most honest be Is certainly
osc Of the ablsss and Best. men in Tennessee
servatjve Of The old Henry Clay school, It hardly
possible for him 10 be sccessions Until the of
cesson In 1901 and thsl collision Of begun he
slaunch friend Of the Union. After that siding with
the South, le became revoutionst, and allied himself
10 tho Southern oonfsderscy. He was at one time
member OF Congress, representing Mr.. Bells old district
IN ls44 he canvassed the State for Mr. Gay lie was
elected Supreme Judge the state IN 1851 and he'd tho
POSITION until 1901 He member Of she Peace Con-
ress that assembled In Washington the same year aud
cxer,sd himself 70 devise some measures 70 avert tho dis
lnombevmsat Of he Usen
A ruuAr-rns republican stump speakers IN Ohio ssn
the psopIs ssAs vaiIandsAam elected Govsrpss sbs
drs, win bs three time - severe - II win b he In
defeated.
An ON von-xr. John Robsrtssn, Of weld, Ne.
psvr the asss time he has srmcss that rhs since 1885,
whso he voted FOR Jackson
Yrrmuwr LsSooIs RrsssrsSrSp.-The savanpah (Sfs.,
,t,srSsai~ Hemiua,ss Nj. Lincoln Nh own suoesssvs
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For other Drsn Matters See Tif,h Page.
Theatrical.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
RoCKLAND COUNTY.
aSc,rnw orn trs

MBLO's GARDEN.
Mr.. Forrest played "Kina Iear las, night. This even
ing Mr. Bandmann appears for the rst time a. Hamlet
II his benefit night, and positively tho last Of his en-
eagement.
UNION SQUARE, VIA LONDON.
We clip the subjonod from tho New York correspond
encc OF tho London Standard II Ia sedo N that we get
from Union square BY way Of London and we do not
believe this
W. n. Astor George Law, and the estate Of the late
Henry Parish have subscribed the three hundred
Thousand dollars TO build new theatre for VIM Florence
the actor of Irish characters. II In 10 be built on the
north side 81 Union Park and upon the property tho
extending back TO Eighteenth street. The same block
~ the Everett House II will be two hundred and any
feet trent and two hundred deep. s the old Parish
property Mr Florence said 70 DO OF the best bus
neee men 10 the United Sta,esa qualification essential
for the manager ~ theatre. N In called the "tniou
THEATRE and President Lincoln and b Cabinet have &C
cepted an invitation 20 he rsseut at s opening on the
IN OF April next
PARK THEATRE. BRooKLYS.
This Little theatre having remarkable success Tho
comedy of Faint Heart Fair Lady, has been
played several uighs this week. with Miss Henrietta r.
wing an excellent actress, tho Duchess This made
room last night tor the comedictts of who speaks
Firsvs The fairy extravaganza, Beauty ana the
pcas," follows Is put upon the stage In capital style
and a most laughter provoking. Miss Mary shaw rcr
forms tho rob NJ Beauty in admirable manner and
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VIM r. Brown, Samuc, Barnett Jas. Saith. john Cor
NELL Jas. Nc ariy Richard Maoy, John Wrxht, XAVIER
Saam. Fred Gerby NJ Angelo Dougherty, Peter A. har-
ron Henry Williams. J. N. Mcintyre.
VIM. Stevenson. John Divan, VIM. McCteady, Henry
Mitchell Daniel nonohue, Thos. Mccall. Robert BLACK,
John fulfv Fred Ward, John c. Canton Henry Starke,
Frederick Mayer, thew Birmingham John Miller,
George 7. Chambers Ri hard Hartnett. VIM. Hurst.
Ihos Shepard, Chas. H. Lee stephen 8. Smpsoa, John
Lyons, Joseph Dunn, John Clark, Wm. Hannah francs
W Webb, Jacob wol.ert, Peter Schneider Joseph
Grinden
sxRvIcx MARCH 3.
Francis McDonough, SteI hen Phillips.
UNDER
VIM. A. Watson. Joseph H. Y, Simon. James Ward
hichaei Hart lhos Nash
John Ranger George Ryan, Jas r ouirok, John Max.
Held VIM. A. Mackey.
AorHsRrxss cHn.DRN
Thomas j. Hughes
Jas Beobe, Daniel Iadd, Samuel Winslow Stanly vii.
hanson.
REoAPuuLAroH
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raiu Communication. ......... .''" .,..,...s....s
s"p'Asf.... 6v
.ho sofNico
Snuor age
Fatner Oh motheriess children. 1
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The number to be taken up to-day will be up to $685.
CsNsCRIPTs EXEMPTED FROM THE DRAFT.
Tho following persons yesterday exempted from
the draft by the Brooklyn Common Council
First ward-Barthoenew Riley.
Third ward-Roswell D. Tonpkins
Fourth ward-Elijah Griswold
Firth ward-Joseph Drew, Richard Mclaughlin, Syl-
vester Haniey. John Leonard and Thomas McGivny
Ninth ward-G Keller.
sixteenth ward-Andrew Brown, W. Cans Peter Will
nams John Eccler, G. Raab John EQusroc Henry Roser
and II. Grmshaw.
Seventeenth ward-Charles Burton, ". z. Taylor and
Thomas keran.
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The comic parts of Sir Aidgate Pump and his cpherius
clerk, Joha Qun could be 10 hnnds than these
Aaasews ss1 LennoK. Tho house h wcai ned nightly