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, 1863-12-01

SPECIAL, RELIGIOUS MEET1sa.-Rev. J. B.
Thomas, Of Wankegan, will preach In the Ffrut
Baptist Church, corner Of Lasallc and Washington
streets, this evening, at halEpsat Beven O'Clock,
and also on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
TAKE Nor1cE.-That the ladies Of the
Twelfth street NJ. E. Church will give ro-unIou
and supper on Thursday evening, Dec I'D, in their
church building on Desplainea street. Supper at
TX o'clock, Tickets ut the nominal price OF fifty
cents, Can fae had at the aoors.
, 1863-12-01

-EEGS-Rcctlp!s veY !Imiteds and good demaAd
EJsH-LAKE FIBH-3larket qniet, with yeEy ll1nit'
ed supply. price, rnle vey nrm ~ Preyioas rstes.
ket easy q present 9u9tatons, EopzIs4 n Sooa ae
rather quiet; new 1ah are tolcEahly
rn but old FISH, OF which theEe u largo quantity IN
, 1863-12-01

OsyTene Marke4-Nsv. 80.
FLouK-Steady.
.yaukeC club, $e9; winter rcd Indiana. t.i09f.N-
EAseL FRXiofTs-No engagements Today
M Ar T N e LIST
, 1863-12-01

To THE PATRIOTIC WOMEN OF CHICAGO
You arc requested to meet each day at the rooms
OF the Ladies' War Committee to sew Tor the s1ck
and wounded Of our hospitols. As the Last two
months have been 20 occupied with other things,
but few garments havo beun mado at our rooms ;
but large amount OK material Ia now prepared for
sewing, the rooms are warmed and ready to tecive
yon, md only willing hands art needed to prepare
gift worthy our soldiers and ourselves. Let ns
soon bare thousand garments to send: they caa-
not be day too soon for tho need
Those who have aided In past efforts may be
glad to know that We sent to the Sanitary Com
mission on Thanksgiving Day gs6 shirts and Sol
other garments, completely stripping the shelves
Of our stote-room. They must not stay thus bare,
and we depend, heretofore, on the patriotic wo-
men Of Chicago to IN them. .
-. TEE Co4xtrrEE,
CHICAGO MERCANTILE LITERARY UNIoN.-
At regular meeting Of this Society," held at theil
rooms in Bryant & STATIONS Mercantile College,
on Saturday evening last, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
f1et'deatzJoshqa G: Kpickeseecker. sea9s
stcsstary-J. Clough Halnes.
The President will deliver his inaugural address
before the Society next Saturday evening, at which
| time the regular committees viii be appointed.
| Gentlemen wishing TO oecone iacnpets Ale III
vitea to attend. 49,:
A BIO THING st ON WHEELS. s."-F. ". Pratt
will to-day put into the otice Of J. 3. Payaon
Esq, Weste1n Agency Of the Security Fire Insur
sncc Company, Of New York; No 10 Clark street
one Of the Great american SAFES, weighing 7, ,ool
lba, ordered several months ago. It will DO hoist
ed up the second story, outside Of the building
and taken through the window. Parties who hav'
been accustomed to sec tho old kind, made TO-DAY
~ they have been for the last twenty ysrs, shont
sec this new and elegant style. which stands beor
the pub1ic without an equal. The agency Lis atN No
13Lasalle street.
WooD At TIE YARDs.-Beech wood is 80
Beech aud Maple $0,5Oi Hickory $12 delivered
Remembes the subscription. for Boldiers' faruiles
and do INST say, 'be ye warmed and be lliied, Will
ye g1vo not those thiugs that be needfal to th
1 = I'll
, 1863-12-01
THE CITY.

LARcEsr.-Pat Burns, West Side cord
cnsdwainer, and Annie Crowley, were yesterday
examined and held to bail In the SUM Of $500 each
ftu their appearance before the Recorders Court,
for having stolen about 80 in cash and a lot OF
clothing, the whole valued 1t nearly $40, from
Ellen WEIGH, co!ncr Of North Wells and Huron
strceta, on Tuceday night isst.
PEnsosA1--Hon. n. B. Judd, United States
Minister to Berlin: Gen. Charles B. StuAzt, New
York; Hon. Dayid Davis and family; Hon. Thos.
j. Turner, Of Freeport, Illinois; Gen. Ward Il. La
mon, Washington City; Il. q. Sweetsez. supertn'
tendcnt Of the Atlantic 4 Great Western Railroad
nndD. l. Phillips, United States Marshal OF the
southern DistrIct Of Illinois, are among the azri-
yals nj the fremont House.
, 1863-12-01

41sxE33E1+ 131 ~ as<-7' y
by Corone. summerfe1d on the body Of Doctor o.
tves Tidany, In uaden, in the town Of Cicero. Dr..
Tiffany WAS surgeon In the regular army during
The administration Of james 4. Polk being then
detained at Buffalo. About year ago he WAS act
ing surgeon at Camp Douglas, In this city, and for
the past year has been residing st Harlem, paying;
sotne attention to tbs practice Of bis profession,
although somewhat disalpaied. He went into the
parlor Of the 0akridge House where he was board
ins Sunday evening, about nine O'Clock, complain.
cd Of pain in his chest lying down on the lounge.
and died in fitecu Or twenty minutes. There were
several persons tn the room. A phyateian was In
mcdiattIy gent for, but life was extinct before he
could ri there. in the pocket Of the deceased as
found bottle containing laudanum sltghtly dash
Cd with some other liquid The Jury returned q
verdict that the deceased died from some natural
cz.sse, 70 the Jury unknown,
, 1863-12-01

w "Ranan's Life OF Jesns," translated from
the remarkable French book, ia for sale by Nc
Nslly u Co., 81 Dearborn street.
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aEfsAssasaEE;

;3at tspsSis spsE sesstI kiissassii.lsSs! II.
csiss:i lss. sTsh!os, ata lot sc sst!sfacs5rs ID
preTio.i Intelligence given. It Ia slated that
eighteen hundred Fodersls, of whom, four
hundred were cavalry, arrived from Holly
Springs at Wystt's station, on the Mississippi
Central railroad, Sur day evening This point
il on the north bank o. the TsiAbstchir, in
tho northern part of lafayette county. Yes
terday mnrnine they C. os.ed tho river, but
Immediately rscroesee, AID took up their
lire Of march down tho river. in the d. stiun
OF .Sudi1 or Belmont, in Panola county -
Genetei Uhaliners Vas reported marching Tho
moRt Of his fHTcre, with AT IIerY, toward
Ohr!arr M, Marshall county. II he tisat Re-
ports ~e:" trua. L.;lng the presence Of three
thousani r'edels;e 1t Holly Springs, on Sat
urdsy, and hs they have only been wesAelrl
TO the extent Of eighteen hundred, Ganeral
Q. may possibly iind binFe { in position
from which it msY prove difficult to eacnps
without severe fight against ODDS.
We have every !essun 70 helicvs hat tho
Federal movements in the Miasssippi valley,
now teiDg watched with snsh i;i!cn6e inter
tst, mean nothing iesa than The employ ment Of
evs-y means possible, even to tho haz nd Ct
direct assault, tC accomplish The reduction
ii Ficksburg. lt is the goal they arc stri1-
ing tn reach, hcyond question, ard to disrc-
gard the 'LreatenlngI m;de may POSSIBLY "a
suit dutTirn' MA ly to our csusc.--Nemphis
Appeal IF 2lst.
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Ala Rama.

NJ Bill. AND OHI1 RAILROAD We publish
th!s morning lhe report 0I tho President Ct
lie Mobile AMI OHIO R.ilraad Company, made
At the st't khc'ders tnte i"g hs!d In the base
ment of Temperance Hal last Tuesday night.
la reapscs to tho earnings Of the rad, it liz
highly favorable. esp.cial'y when ihs immense
expenses eaussd by The war a's taken iuto
account. Altogether, tho wGik snems to
have hetn managed with great d.al If care
and sk:ll.
The difficulty now, wo rrosumr, is 10 tho
lack Of fsc;liti-s f,r obtaining Isis and roll
ling stock. The country is sadly efficient in
this OFT Of material, although great { tijrss 10
snrply It are being msds at various potts -
Another year OF tho w1r, If We can keep tie
enemy from encrcs ching 90 nnrc Of our ter
ritoiy than h, now boLis, will be likely to
furnish us with tho means Of bsing peri. city
nirpendent of lie uu,e- world in this us
pect - Dcbis Tribun.
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81 TEEGnr LIE r OR .VIDGaai
t'EIi,i u 1INN

- ..p,t- = r'-.'J.s h,yirg tesis:ei Vic nt T.,
~ .,is r.'..rt. sed CT To- caanttes u
- ~ -. 'hr'1Sr H.rri-o1 P'ers.n:5 ID Wrcr, and
:-'' -"..ir.'-. iir:ct. co-pr:-d q HE c"un;cz :
- "r 'cs sr n:i?, and It's d!sIi ~ being IN the
s1'' = -. ,.r c 'Geuyi ko0 To .: EaascA or the
'.:' o. H:y .mhn-'z'd she qu.ihet voters "' SAID
" .ri II ... =. .8t h,ilt-TJ service ri tie Sire
~ = IVth 49, ft-L on The iiy OF HIy gsnsrai or
= G., ';s!o: =: to Gea-rli Assembly,. 10 voc Ia saii
=. 10. :. aces VI; htn their -cx ~pu'-nt,
a ~ go s. eGs."psn>nt ed III t-tisnet-,
t: IL" - to-n.., at seai be St.bv ire limits
~ -;.r to-; 81 A.By authorized the cltixshs OF
% - y .ppr.uon sts.rs Seertfr m borhuse OF
W 80 't'H- D.oic eneny, VINO unxli he qu';fed
D rrG'A:ss IN. !+.n.rt Al Assembly W euch ccun.
G' :'."'-rar ,i.l-s ,he Continuance OF the present
-. '';' - seCesL special election f'r mem
'"a r-'s ass.-1bly IN taIir onunti' nr corpora
- :. ~ ... aou,e o; ar1 a'ty or corpnti'on "a
Ar lat - ;."ynay bsppen 20 be on ne ssy9ol
:, --rn ne ;"r. I, insN LEroHEE Governor
(. .-ou'-n w-al,h u rrgisia, ly f:Tue Of authority
'' :pe ~, BY i-w. 90 hereby pr"cts!:, shst,
t';t - c,es elections viii be he'd o. the an
80 = My Goat beins tie Is day OF The q 'nth
-.'"G = '' nd the ordinance OF t-o Cupventiao
''-l = ~ ~ ~ DereutG. 1873, Uthcrrs In n,.
=. ~ Al p-.': sad sou.n.itlone7s A. ~" ore l. So
~" o':;:. ant lIatou, IL th- S'a- sill cooforn
':"s''s -, jra,i,iols nes.ln cited. .ui ..csre
:. ?4,"a' ~rt-r may tkeir 'etos f'r tho sai1
f'U'N tt,.:e:.
az" rrie' ~ hnci :, Gnr'';'sr. 20: 4. .e'
- -. g.. 4 tae .J.-tnrr @Niii. OF YrSi,la
- q So - =: ..rn. 1874. = oe slshiy-.esenN
II. = i: o-nSYsealih. .niin LSi
re "vxs9.a
"..'>J oi &c SecrI,sohr.
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RECEIPT 20 MAKE SUGAR our OF GaAys.

"a COO bushsll Iad,an cJn wh.s', 81
grsia oi sny KIND, a5i lHQ!ushels Ct MALI.
tsriey; gid Tho Srsia ios cosrsc gtiat ;
then prUce - ss you @culi t. make alo or
nt.T, ": c"nra,t the starch into encaf.-
This is ucuc by the action Of tho "dlaSisse."
y hica Il no I!TiUc ipie Gt organization. Puu:
iGto tie g., alter IT has byen Sruund about
Go barrels ri whtrr a. iae trln;vr,tnre If
leo 70 10 Gts fasenhe:: at & gher or
lower temrcTa tuie, the dssthse is ins Give
After ;l.vmg bssn well mashed or stirred up
Tor two k:urs, slow the preparation IT, Iese
for sn h.ur ~ settle; tnen pour or d sH Of
no eAlysrt. Which, If properly conducted,
VII! he very c~cc.. D. rot allow the ex
tree. 10 Dec ice cold. hut i.vil il Down owe,
. ai"w A:c "a "Pea pans, ca cTIpnrats tie gu
I.e. tu:u4 wut.r-the prcdu It viii hs syrup
or candy 81 shre',oS quality. Thls product
w!l ,.-t eGsHu'a:', bat may be used for 81
pu poses to which syjrp arc pat.
500 gallons # extract will We 100 gals.
o! ve.y ih!ci. syTup.
To try III. tsp,r i;nent on a sInail scale, TO
satisfy yoursr;. Il f'nhd useful, procure from
So ale b. swes 10 gsli.iua Of extract ofmslt as
1t cym-s from his russh tub ard Doll it down
TO sysup--~ lica can b. dors 10 short tins
-~iE.2 tlfes yHu bHSy ey'hp p"s ah
grains I.,,:ssts the same princil le?, sBd TN
.liaH'sss ia Cne bushel Of matted grain is auf
Fl :isi,t to convert iha starch 81 seJsa bushels
Of grsin Into lacchalias matter. Boil dawn
clcs. end connence to eyapc'ste as scon as
tie sxh at IL drawn iii &c prevent til: scetic
acid fermentation, which would reT dor the
" hole Ysluelfs>.
hsys u;k"afsctu,cd ihi iii sufficiently
| large scLle Ia kncw that II would Dc valu-
apio a: q1i4,tiun where cane saPSr is scArcs,
! und .f n.sa c,st. 1t il g,o'i Substitute
| sery Oh ap ; can TO luats OIL the battle field
| il c,ppers, *. STE st hand AMI tue process
is co simple pad tho materials 80 abundant
| thai ti,ink IT duty I owe my native laud
to foTaa,d ID. receipt I f ny n"n discovery,
70 you, to DO us,I as you think best. +.
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list:
FEDERAL.
Big ,DIRR GENERAL REGULAR iRAY.
j KF Mansfield. Connecticut, ct a n.ietan,
Sepenbsr 18th. 1862.
MAJOR oFNTR1Is.
PKearneY, New York, q. Chsltilly, Sep
tembsr l., 1862.
LLSs hens. Massachu. cts, at .hant,lly,
september l., 1862.
J L Keno. PennsylIani., ct South Mounta,,
Sep!c nter II, 1862.
y K chardson. Michigan, al 4ntista;n
September II, 1862
BsraADiEu GENERALS.
NLyan. Connecticut at Springfield, Au-
gust 10, 1861
W II L Wallace, lliiuois, 81 Shiloh. April
E, 1862.
L Williams, Michigan, at Baton Rougo,
August, l3G2
r L McCook, Ohio, by suerriijas in Ten-
nts=os, August, 1862.
Usniy Bohlen, Penrylysnis, On Tho E,T-
psLannock, August. 1862.
- Taylor, New Jersey, OF Manassas,
Aug.a, %, 1862
j P Rodman, Rhode leland, at Anti4iam,
September II, 1862.
PA Hacklcman, Indiana, at Corintb, o.
tobsr 3, 1862
is Jackson, Kentucky, q! Porryville, DC
lobsr 8, 1862.
G D B.ysrd, New York, at Ere dSricksaurg
December 10, 1862.
W B Terrell, Virginia, st PerIyvil!s, Or
tobsr s, 1862.
or Jackson, Pennsylvania, st Fc.de:i:ka-
burg, December Is. 1862
J W Sill, Ohio, at MuIfress5oro, December
81, 1862.
Tonl-lS.
CONFEDERATE.
GENERlLs REGULAR AMY.
Albart Sidney Johnston, Texas, OF Shiloh,
April 6, 1862.
BRIG DIR aENEsIIs.
RS Garnstt, Virginia, at Osrrick's Ford,
July 10, 1861.
B Bee, South Carolioa, at NJ snassas, July
FL, 1861.
Folk K Z,llicuffsr, Tennessee ut Somerset,
January IL, 1862
James McIutosh, Asksnsas, at Ekhorr,
March 7, 1862.
Ben McCulloch, Texas, at E;khotn, March
A Il GLADDEN., louisiana, st Shiloh, April
I, 1862.
Turner W Ashby, Virginia, in skirrnish,
May, 1862.
Robs H.ttou, Tennessee, at Seven Pines
May 81, 1862.
Rich Griffith, Mississippi, ats4vsge Stall, II,
July l, 1862.
Cs Winder, Maryland, at Csdsr Mountain,
August 9, 1862.
John T Hughes, Missouri, at Independence,
August, 1862.
R E Garland, Virginia, at S.ush Iountain,
September IA. 1862.
LOB Branch, North Carolina, ct a ntietap,
September lS, 1862.
VIM E s!arke, Mississippi, at Antietsm
September II, 1862
Henry Little, Missouri, at Iuka, September
l9, 1862.
George B Anderson, North Carolina, a,
Antietam, Sep.ember II, 1862
TRR Cobb, Georgia, at fredericksburg,
December Is, 1862.
Msxay Gregg, snuth Carolina, s. F edericks
burg, December Is, 1862.
jas E Rains Tennessee, a. MurffeesS o.o
Decembs, 31;-le62
RW Hanson, Kentucky, at Murfress :r',
January 2, 1862 Total Fl.
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Of UE;POTiSN IN THE
United &rATSS.

IF ca tie Losioa r's,s Gerf:spopd,nt Ia Nsv Tirh
And in 1Id r that the President may have
the pawer 30 carry this gigantic tyranny into
Elf CT, ard become de facto the strongest des-
PIT IN the world, Congress hiss passed Con-
scripian sc;, which calls out, at the discraiion
Of Tho President, ss 20 numbers, tho wh,lo
ahic-todtd lnalo population of the country
between the sgea of eighteen and forty-Ave.
The h.Et csll of 100000 men is 10 BIZ made,
with what success will not be known until
after the 10th of July, whsn the Ac. comes
into operation. The Democratic party was
po~erless to defeat the measure. l: was so
obviously necessary that the Government
should have the msans Of recruiting its fast
disappearing armies, which, in two months,
will be reduced to oue-half Of their actual
strength by the .xpiry Of the tern of service
of the two yssfs and min. % ,utts' volunteers,
that any resi- opposition would AsTs been
considered }actious. The Democrats, there
fore, made up their minds to accept tie msas-
urs and propose two important, though not
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Late KJii1'IisaN EEYss
$sEH1MlS.

DcassI;o MIsHF crasE.--Thsfs has Dc sE
| sent to our cfics sample OF a rlo.. excel
lentpand substantial cloth, suited for ladies'
cressos. mutfl y, IS; !; it ia a s.-eug. dark
greg fabric, with bara CT grosn aud
black, and hiss been both spun and woven
by Miss J. '. Fowlkss, Of Nottoway county.
The lady kindly permits US TO give her
mans md mention her patriotic labars, in
| the hope CT stimulating others to employ in
like manner their leisure time. Egery yard
| of domestic manufacture that comes into uss
II blow stru"k for cur independence. Sue
ceis 10 her fyipg aauIts Weave tho Hsft
saa wesso The wool! Il ia in ous eyeb III ore
classic thsn Iho WEB Of Penelope. moro splsn-
did than tue fabric Of the Gobeins, m IRE
rs'ie th,n tho B.yOcs tapestry Of Queen
Matilda.
The OouSnss MovISG.-At large m.otirg
OF the citizens of Rockbrihge, held in tho
Oou:t House. n the l2.h April, 1868,
Judge j. W. Brockeuhrough vaa called
TO ths Oi:air ahd j. &. Steele appointed Secre-
| tsry.
1'hs mse!irs thsn took into consiisra-
ton the proclamation of President Davis
| and the Recommendation f the Secretary Of
War.
On III Iti9n, it was resolved chat Com
mittce composed Of persons frcm .he eysrsl
MAsia:erisl DISTRICTS, bs appointed TO visit
! every family in tho county, aud ascertain
the an"nnt Of surplus provision on hand,
| which csu ba procured fur the subsistence of
our army.
The tolinwins il the C,p,mittee.
j. W BnocxtHBRorGH, Chairman.
Lexington Robert I. Wits, James W.
Massie an; Jran W. Bs ebay.
Dryden's School House-J James DRYDEN,
Dol. A. j. Hamilton, WIN. F. Posgue, and N.
Z Chandler.
Ma nal Bridge.--N e. Moore, WIN. Pax
tan. g. McC.in'i- and L. Grissby.
BuBalo and Golfers Creek Issac Potter
Major 'Nu'tun. J,nes Johnston and L. Sc
horn.
RocEbrtdys Ba'hs, Willism Jo: dan, Sam.
uel Gold, William q. Gilmore and Dr.
Nome.
BrownSbug.-- J,s W. Abrams. Andrew
Patterson, Henry b. jones, S A. East and
JsiDes A. Walker.
Faifrid. - J.hn Wallace, VIM II. Moore,
Wm. n. P,xson, Wm. A. Donald, and =. N.
Glasgow.
TINS msatinS then Adjourned
w GRocHtGBxuusH, Chairman.
J @ STEELE, Sec ~.
The Committee held rnootiug after tia ad-
jousnnent and fixed the price Of bacon at 81
por POUND.
81 RgnrgkhH
FROM SUFFOLK The train from Ivor Sat-
day afternoon brought no news from Gan
Lcns,trses's army. Heavy fling was hea,d
in tie direction of Stuff ,lk Saturday forenoon,
but it is not beisyed that any general en-
S'gemeht was progressing We have posi-
tive inioim,,i hy telee, aph that . sharp
ski mi b occurred, Ii which Ospt. Parks
POND xte;, Of Chester field, was severely
wrundad, but mono Of the particulars have
reacle ed us.-Pttersbuy Er!pr:ss
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GENERAL ORDERS.
tMsRtCA, WAX DEPARTMENT..

- M ERICA, WAX DEPhTNENt L.,
An.'i .ss. X ias.GEEA!~'. ns*i.!E
FicHuoEr, A!Sil % 1862
irXta.h ohnf.s}
TIE fo'IGslns 'e.u'rlol is II ,ds ard viii here
A. :, "a .o-ervei IN he ay, s'at!Ve 10 the clothing
o. 'ele'stt 70 diArs
o,a re deaih al aoy sai:cr tie sutsoon IL c;s,.:
a, ,- .su,:ai a, wh,rh j, or.n,a.,wl cause I'm In.
t ~ u ,Eate Of al: hi MILITARY clothing, and will
u. pyrai.e Isl, NJ 'ch ar e thereof. j. will
.s,a e 'urD over - the ne,r 81 qc.r;ermss:sr for
st. he original cp:fai.rm,at shll ba for
.,ri,i ~ TIA 81 A:i'i.C: ~ SasurS ia ysus TO the
.r.cs.. Representatives, Of IN, e,a,as snlIisi and
coz ,ae:roi be fu'ni-h'd 70 ae re, ewing quatis.-
rS,is, who will isne :ha otEipC ~ tie arprti.ed
rs. .rj no. y. IT, .et forth Ia :SnI Order No.
iri lat srits.
4. !,giastr Ctiicm~ wh s eppoyei on rsconroI,.
.rrs Surveys or other duty uar.r apecisl ort"ra,
c.,-;s ismprary a'*enca from heir ISsts, or lrom
ID IL tG1sr.-s Of The aints % r. tl.fslsrs or br
c,te- With which ;tey uay b. NJ rYGg shril be al
.~.t their rrrscnal 'rNp-rss TO i.e !.ii ont Of tbs
s.oop ,.io;' fof ergIssr y. lieu of AL a'w
."ss q. fa.i quarters .n frr4v" f,f IN, H<ns rsr
C.; "a h account must b. certified 10 hy he ps;tJ
ssirlnG hs nay.uen: INA .i'lio7ei iy he older nr-
&, 9t2>S OF. or. h E,.s.
y. All surniss q! c9u rag. - engaged excns've-
y "a iron nIun! r.ua ii war Il; tn Gov suluar'.
a. :Isme'ed from ,:Ip es.In Ut !!'hsr st ,ha fs.
~. nsUt- oc u lie Vi tre Of ru,, hasr Pat.
t:,"r-y evidence by sfsIayt or uthsrw.se Hay La
2I.-;t :, establish y nrf~h,p.
Hy Ter,
i>,Sued) s. COPPER
AdJt. AMI lu.p'r. GGa.
tyIt CIV tWSls .npy.l
.nl'r IN I~RG snLs GFF CE}
BIcuAoSD. Ap.h ~, 1855. !
esSSs.' ns"Ess}
Ttr :oiiawi"g Negotiations resp cling TO- rights of
:. IL =, g,rysrs unjsr b. Az .: April 81. lnos
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PR0NI TION

WHEREAS. vsesnnyts, uned In tho SENSE Of
w Virgins, oecasen by the rssi xnsnon OF william
NJ SeKinusy, the Senator elect from s:cand s.nRte-
r.! D,!cj oempossd CT tie ~ Of tuIt Ih'r.fo
Jous IE7ohIl Gsvercos VI tue Copmnr wealth Of Tir.
g'pi., do n5rehy require the military am ovI 6 80
Ied by law 70 ope, poll, for ihs gsai eecsns on
II. 2sh day Of May nsx the pae., Of -n,os.
to CAUSE election b, reid tbs said day fog sens
tor said pit let 10 supply the vf.asy siorssaid
-, 6Ivsa snd,f my haad - Governor. and urder
no seal Of the Comm ealth 1iehmS nd, This
49, ssi DAY OF Apn 1865, and IN tbs s7th yeaI Of Tho
Common ssaNh JOHN LkTCHER
BY The Governor:
Ga. W. NuaEoRp,
seors,.ry u 81, Comm .nxoah
April 24-otjs.
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GEORGES

Tnns. E McN'iil. Of Macon, Geo-g',, CON
patent and thoroughly accomplished mach
mist md mechanical engineer, is actively AMI
zealnusly ene.efd in organizing a company
for tbs msnufactnec aud supply of locotno-
tiyea, lars, sxiea, wheel, and rail- DAD findings
generally. We ,nmend this most meritc-
ricus enterprise Ia the favorable au4nticn Of
our fcienas Of tina prees and to railroad SD
psrin.1I dents and all interested. Fui! u',,-
nation can Do obtsi1ed by addressing Mr..
MCNEIL az aboTo.
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TENNESSEE.

A daughter Of Gen. Battle and GONE five
or six other ladies' were arrested for "passing
the Federal lines without sutharitY," and
after few days ,mprisc nmsut at Nashville,
were sent up North 20 Damp Chase. The or
der arresting thelu stated that they wero to
be imprisoned for the War. Mer cifui heavens
is there no redress for such awful enorni-
ties! The bare recital Of them is heart
rendipg-what must the drend reality be?
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HSs 30 THr YJTEH~ G = EITG w!iLii. x @
1IA AND OF ks, ASD Ess:I We -" r. -. !
On ''Vh 10 =reat ps!L"a l., .~,r.s.t
&c tate or virginia Ia r.e rrs.=nt 80, * .I. It,'..
Feeds N: big ss order o. ID -:d srnit, "a ss
tSs "eu"e' sal r. h-rGsDss ocr Gu s. $50 G .-r"s
having Toe Int II te teuUwnei $40 aaron el &.
neAri 10 Hi1r s'rsstlJ aui udenl. n Ills "a
ter, By te.,hrg al indvidu.i - wn ON rusyr4c
mt ihe su'rtl"c'hip ~ our IL. = S-si,,s
arHnu e J rd.r:s .redt on his anusituen1,.
Tn-ra nc cnn whoie qaanoa;ona totc- ,r.f.- h.-'o
our cono1rDeu III IL j. d. u j3b Ef kGa. Il : NJ d
Qdean lat:T >e', Integrity, dsueat cscr.tion, md
rough ootn - aits. al cou bipe - Qr.n pr e=i
oent!r To- u,7 po,ion L.;ss tnea Lisc>id ihe r'~r
eautui W rIvrDu"s. n-d sloct NJ, Vii it,rirts
70 t,tu AID ossaitsbiy. tE,:Y
April qi-Itt
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SLAUGHTER, FICRl.EN 4 CO,
80. rcks AsD CnasIISsloN MERCHANTS.
log MAIN .TRrRr.

A'f at PuGvaIE SALE-.
.o:-S Skia, assorted sizes,
H'o' pr ms Brown Sugar,
TO eD-.Ai.E Tohsc-o,
~ a'rli. ras;lie B,sp,
- ..shti, Bsrlsr.
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FERTILIZERS.
A FsnNIATEo RUPsp-sa0sPHATE OF LIVE and
e aRoCSD hAVASsk GUAHorfor lale, delivered Ct
iLo mill Price, 3i0o for fosmsr; e7o for u. latter. psr
ton OF eco pounds. Apply 70
H. z sToKHs co.,
4 4 HUTJHEs0S,
Or aE0Rfd WATT 3 90.
April IL eoo6it
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M NACU1N{SIS-

| siLtFCE Hac6tSisT. OF good character and In
!. w. e.rp:tent 40 yertUrn tho dtest Of master ma.
Z" - re R5Lr.ood trederiolsburg ard Pc:ouAo
: :! GO " eau obtain emp ya.s.t 10 that pos.
- A.e:s co.un,n.at.sn upon p~,sonsl ipLl cs.
:-;4.sa .,t.f,stcry s,idst ce, Of h. n:,.e. Tor Ii
b. RUTH Superintendent
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c0PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

Ir.paTISE:ssfIlp The und.rIigned have
y L5 Say Tor n,i 90, a:tEetsiy uutsr tho style and
So ;: eftEt G.. CuSBi & o 'or the purpos5 Of con-
!.cs E.ossl- Grocery aud Con:ni. slon buaness 10
- city Q. Rstn"n and have taken re store Carr
81, e-rren 1870, AMI l4t! formerly pied by N
G''' FEY offer t,.r --frces 10 heir f!ieods al the
i-,a. To- 'he sale O. 2u.chsGe VI & Manufactured
TGBAC Lu,