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TO CoNSCI,IpTS.
To n1i Persons between the RRes Of Eighrcel
md Forty-Five Yenrr who hnrc not becl
preytousiy EnrolIcd:

To n1i Persons between the nRes Of Eighteen
md Forty.Rive Years who hive not been
previously Enrolicd:
In obedience the Proclamation Of Ills Exc-ency.
Jefferson DHva President Of the Confederate States,
all persons previously enroll-d In the Fourth Con
gre1sonsl District between the ages Of eighteen and
forty yeas whether resident. Of any other portion
Of the State. other Slater. hereby required TO
port themselves the Medical Board and Enrolling Oil.
GERS for examination and romrnt at the places and
t. days 6red in the annexed Eosice of the Examining
Board. r.
This. notice includes every person not previously
rolled between the ages specifed-those who have at
ANY time been discharged by State Confederate
gsonsth"se who any time have been discharged from
tie army and excerpts those no have been discharged by
edcd Boards insttutsd for the examination OF
serpt and all perrons who have furnished substitutes
whose papers have been passed upon by the proper e"n-
script authorities
Attention /, called to Par II. Sec. and ,, General Or.
ders S., A. snd I. o.
All the laws und regulations applicable to deser;ers
shall be applied such conscrpts f 20 repair 20 t-
nj aces OF rendezvous enrolment who shall desert
after enrolment
All the agencies employed for the apprehension and
OF desert-rs and their transport 10 her
respective commands .hall be sppcabir to per.ons liz.
biz 10 duty rs conscrpts who shall fail TO !rpaIr 10 The
place Of rendezvous after The publication Of the call
J. RICHARD LEWELLES,
Major. Asst Chiuf
IN. ut LII Con. District.
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a New NAxE.-A Western paper, annoyed
by the periphrascs, American citizens OF
African Descent" offers 'unblcachcl Aneri-
cans rs !; shorter and more expressive term.
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By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUHFoEp,
Sec'ry Of the Com'th.

Augl2-ctd.
pa" Petersburg Expires" Staun;on Win
dcator," Rockingham Register" Lynchburg
"virsinian" and Republican" Lexington
Gazette" Wytheville Dispatch, and Abing'
don '"Virgininn," will publish once week
till day Of session, and forward accounts to
this Department.
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ADJ'T i INSP'R GEMS OFFICE, J
RlcuaoyD, August. tin, 1866. (
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. Is.
EXTRACT.

M Under the act Of Congress, approved
March Doth, loG5, Brigadier Generol i. f.
Lawton is assigned 10 duty rs .Quarternast"G'
General and will enter upon the discharge d.
the duties vi The Office On the 10Th inst
BY command Of the Secretary Of War!
JOHN WITHERS.
Augl2-lw 4. y. General.
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TYPE INITIAL FOR SALE.

We have for sale several thousand pounds Of OLD TyPs
N stal which will 10 sold e tho ilhs: psoe- ABBY
m1edistsly 70 Editors u aRnqyt1tS7 EsEs
fuIy Tiff
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D0SESLLLEY FUR "a e This place liea abou,
II Liz, Charlottesville. and The aune distance
i:rtu ~ Univ Sly OF Virginia Il contains on" hundr7d
Ill. .S-.y .ry- SONG thr; well ,.nbeTed portion
a.s and AL OF l. well wa,efet and highly I'm
p:VvDt,".
f= Dug,- - large and comfortable. in excellent repair
ND beautifully ,us;-I in fu view OF the Town. There
u-cI oc;-i.a d.rs stable carriag- h"us-, msst
hos The plncr AeouIdS IN the Der; fruit, The or
r!c.i .sg- ules OF h- hnest varieties while
i"- 'ai;., I.nches grapes, pums, Cherries. &c, are
!: 81" ;r-Ates' prOfu-iun and excellence.
Adir-. W. EORNER.
ACc;~.. Charlottesville, Va
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

The next essioa of ths Home School for Young La
dies will open the last Monday 10 September and Gloss
the last Thursday in june following with inu corps
Of Tesehsra
Board, $50 per Hpn,b For further Information apply
70 Principal. GEO. W, DANE
aug 13.2aw4wa
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JiEs IT E ELE.E;3nSE44TTE.

1irsrIScs CorRT, .Hrnday, august l3.-
Joseph Mayo, Mayor, presiding magistrate
The Grand Jury We're Sworn. with Geo. Smith
! rs foreman, and retired they brought in the
following indi:,mca;s:
Against william. \. f.a,nLc.t. as.au.ting and
beatin. Henry Dri.l-n true bill.
Against William Kinney, charged with theft
CT goods from Eer!iar'! L.ansn-0 true bill.
Against Patrick EcGaYy, >iIs, ,.Iigat iI.ud
son in The street.. .lr!e lii.
Against Henry McNau!Iy. CHARGED with as
'.saliJiE: aid beating John Dry"--:. rue biz.
Tie Grand jury Wa thea adjourned ill
Saturdav next.
Srlvanu- Gordon. free n".sv w;t, charged
with Stealing Two calycs The ease was con-
tinued till next term.
Saul Davis, charged with receiving ,,4lcn
goods, wa, acquitted.
UriaS Porter, charged wiz, rXhi'.iting Faro.
was tried for III" misieHranur. The ;urY had
not returned verdi, before III" court aG;,.,.rr-
ed
The sro-caut;ya Nl~ abated IN the case Of
the Commonwealth agnia-c Josiah Mnshr.
charged Wit. receiving ,.rlcn sot!nc. rae pro
perty %. Edmund rompkin., IN consequences
Of tn death Of t." accused.
Joseph Kelly MAS charged with a-sauitnr
and be;:,ins bcaadict howard on Two ocp.l-
sinns.
Howard -worc ;h4l de man ,irros him
without pToyocatiou nu :hc occasion ot H."
frs. assault.
Thomas Cn!in. 4 Young fellow who has
figured large : ~ a tfici' az the Mayor,
| L.. 1
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LIND OFFICE OF a. L CARTER g. CO.,
CuESiR MAILS ASD l4IHSTS


rI'HE FOLLOWING very Desirable Fnrms
| ar. offered Tor sale. :owN:
L. Kag I'D Qu-c. county, ON Nsstapony river, al
Ac:es 49,, ,c,
Acres.
pe.s.e Dsy, ~ Acres. high aud healthy.
f. Hidd!cs,I county, within miles Of Rap2ahannock
!!y-r, 100 Acres.
Ia sI.d!!cstI county Insl-wo"d," on Rappahsnnock
river G.2 hcr"f.
Ia u.abyr a,,d coucty Plank Road. near Farinve,
IT, Acr"-
in l,,s..a 81 ia v, Gear Court House, $50 Acres.
In li.a7ico c, uaty, Fredericksburg raoad miles
nom K"GncuG. t+n Acres.
In I.snca.'e. rnun:y, Lower Granville, on Kappa.
L.nunc. .lv-S, - Acres .
inG-r.u county. Georgia. ''H!bcrnis," on West side
.t Op.hnwai:a river, !. 80.
Ii Gloucester cnuatv. Abingdon within mile, OF
Severn river lIldiu. II Aces.
In tt .ouc,,:,r county York river, 69o Acr-t.
Ia gloucester 90 -uty. Enfield adjoining above tract,
3U Acr-~
In Gloucester COUNTY head Ct Ware river. 300 Acres.
IN tioGcce,-r coua:: on Jones Greek. al Acres
l.. E.lc.-tr! COUNT, 1881 Acres.
Ia rr nc. William county, B"nomond. 1900 Acre.!
For ,u.r! affirmation apply a. The DsnSipS once Of
" y. Isaac. Co. y. L. SARl Tx y w.
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

In the article of yesterday, entitled new
music" the word ".Huccato" should have read
".Haccato.
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ADJ'T * lNSp'R GENL'S OFFICE

ADJ'T X lNSp'R GENL'S OFFICE,
krcuMosu. August II, l~tj..
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. 10.
|. The officers for ordnance duties in The
Provisional aa.uY, appointed under Tho act,
uc Congress Of April Dist and Septembcr !6:h,
J 80, will, uEiii further orders, be distributed
INTO GRADES, =, authorized by the later net. y,
follows
/ Lieutenant Colonies.
= Majors.
- Captains.
80 First l.icuiemart-.
- Second LicutcnanfS.
Announcements 10 these ,,r,d., will h.. ,,,t,.
On the report Of Chief of Or,!rarce-tho,e @ q
cers serving ia the field will also be ycno.,AI
by ;h: Generals Commanding the Army c:
Department prior to appointment
II. Ordnance officers on duty IN Ike i.oii
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MAYoK's Co,Gr.-yGHsy.i..y. Imlust b.
The eases were %"ry mea"rr AMI oi' little IN
tcrcst, and the Mayor seemed inclined to re-
lic:c himself oflny trouble az! colsinucd all
the eases.
Joe, who said he Was Il slave toJohn Chcs-
heat, was charged with having no pass. and
was, moreover, SUSPECTED of benz. 4 runaway.
llIs case WAS continued and the nero sent 10
jail.
Thomas .Ac.ee VA, charged with f,onious-
ly >tcal!"g ouc calf, OF Tie ya'uc Of iistv dol
lars, the property Of l.cnncl Edwards. The
case was continued till Monday next
Liz kalton, :; biotc;led and irccNci female
with Clothes bedra@:;Ici and ;attcrcd, and who
lives in that dclcciab!e locality on the corner
Of Tenth and Byrd strrclS, beyond the canal,
made her appearance before the Court Tor the
thirty.lirst t!ar. CHARGED with being. Is usual,
drunk and di>ordcrv uniannoying the whole
nelghborhood IN which she lives. Tie Mayor
continued the r;lsc nutil Muniav. and ."nt
Iii. 70 Ial w'iiti.rr She Went blHhbrriag
Here cI;dcih the chapter.
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DgEAylXG OF 4 BGoKfx iEo.-Irartin Cabal!'
4 mechanic, who believes in dreams, and 80 be-
ieving, can't bear 10 dream without having the
vision come true, dreamt. on. Wednesday night
tina: he went down to Rockets. climbed up the
rigging of q vessel, fell and broke his leg
Though rather disagrccabic dream, It seems he
WAS too much of Iuna:;c 20 M his belief, and
with perversity most astonishing, he Yesterday
the vessels lying there. slipped aud fell but broke
his arm. The result satisfied him, the discrcpan.
cy not being considered important enough for
him to essay rcclic0l!on u tho fatality. Upon
being questioned om the subject.-h sail that he
could no more resist going % Rockets ard after
getting there, climbing tina: rigging. and fallin.
;han he could resist sleep or Death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

Monroe County, Vn.
After this four-horse Coach will run regularly seul
weekly between acksburg and the Salt SULPHUR tor TIE
accommodation Of visItors From ChssiansburS Depot
to Blacksburg there Is q daily Coach
Hotel In Blaoksburg.
The tsleg.aphic line now passes these spIngs
VIM ERSk1SE.
aug la-asweu ProI rator Sal: Sulphur Springs.
ES-LYaeabug HsP 1biissa copy three times d, "'as
for txe Hssks,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

RICHMOND, august 1858
1 CCTICS AND COIIMISSI BUSINESS.
- Az. STOKES & co. have determined TO connec:
sni-s N Auction wlEi ;dcr Commission business and In
VIE c"Gss cuic:.;e Of
TOBACCO, GROCERIES,
h.,t n,.lrr mv7c hau,i:ce. 10 be sold a: au;'ou.
;IS'uu- notice will be given Of our nrst sale.
,yJ!-!u A Y. STOKES a. co.
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ADJT 6. iNSpR. Gems. OFFICE, }
Richmond, Aug. lth. 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,

|. 4 general pardon is given TO all officers and
men, within the Coufeleracy, now absent with
ont leave from the army, who shall (w;iTin twenty
days from tic publication OF the address OF tho
President in the State in which tha abser.ecs
lnay then be- return to their posts Of duty.
II. All men vino have been accused or com
vic:ed and undergoing sentence for absence with
ont leave or desertion, except only those who
have been twice co,L>icted OF dcaer:ion, will b..
returned 10 their respective commands for duty.
BY order.
(Siened) S. COOPER,
Aug l2-lw. Adjt and in.pr Gen.
SrWhig Examiner, Sentinel and Dispatch
copy one week.
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LEEY PRISON IT:"s.--Oa yesterday, three
officers ana ! 10 n .?:ucet; .: En!om City
Tennessee ar-iv The officers we're Capt. G..
C. Rose, COMFY C. It'll 40 Cavalry; "a Lieut..
J. f. Newbfa4d; G;:D, .,mi i.icn,. G.. NJ Brush.
Telegraph Operator L 5. 4. E!even were re.
ceiyed from the army OF the Eappahannock,
among them ID Lieut.. !, l.. Leslie. Company 3
/ 18TH Pennsylvania cavalry. vino ras captured in
| Stafford.
There arc ROW So prisoners registered at the
| Libby.
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NoIitE -S@:c. Is hereby given tnst the passage Of
r. I+ft"aac<- through The Confederate 'irvsirom the
s'"''s !. strictly prohibited and hereafter that all
by r" ",;ineaefi vii! be seized and retained
- '''-ia.nd 0: IN" Secretary Of War
JOHN H. TINDER,
--o-'--'H Brig Grn'I.
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OFFICE CITY SAVINGS BANK,
RICHMOND Aug. 1, 1863.
hA DIRECTORS o; this Is.tuuOn, having deter.
a.-! 20 ch'-c up i;s Affairs al the Garcs; period
ls'e, nsa!u rqu.-, holders Of certificates prescott
he '"c 'or ay wihou: delay inuds belD p.ovi
ucS 10 a--! al d:nnnd. upon presen
HORACE l.. KENT, President
~ ArGrsr. Cashier.
aug a--dlW
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AGREEABLE CHANGE Tho burning skies of
the past ior:nigh. were &;ampened owe. yesterday
by grateful clo;!s. and the dry earth in the af,
ternoon dissipate1 ike lord OF the pu:ious
nectar they poured down upon it. The atnos-
phe.e became delightful with reriviGed elasticity.
nd.'swayed and aoated about in p!zasan: breezes,
A sublime charge came over the spiri. OF all out
of doors, and The martyrs OF summertime grew
| elate
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f'ANo FOR SALE.-On- Of Worcester make,
"eiiy new 4 octave. and rosewood cnse-a due in-
'"-@et'. Apply ITO A A. WILLARD,
Greensboro, n. G., or
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
D;.h,,oaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

DIvERsIDE ACADEMY, Halifax County
II Va, ,h,v. n!l-s rom Roanoke Station Richmond
,.od Dzaviiie Railroad, Eev.JOHN 7. CLARK, RECTOR
vs. % Opt; 70. 10y. "a. lst of October next Number
u;chr-, TO went. Tho year ~!ll De diYded into TWO
.-ssio.s III" trs, beginning st October and ending
ISL rbr:a.y tie r.ord br ginning 18TH February and
eniai 1t jay.
T,ns--& - PR session. psJ able In advance Nshts
aud towels -lC-p;ali a.
The local yoscsses all the adv sntages Of strictly
retired cnury nj gLaorhood "f good society and unsur.
ne, d COZ hrni:h. E.ness. Address,
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aND II FAUQUIEK FOR SALE.-The TN
i-tsa-t authorized by the owner, who 10 In the
Iuy - ell inc :Irm. OF over 900 Acres, five
ur~ "!g Sax: -t"iI with large and comfortable build
Ass NJ p"t-T claiCe o! .uyestinsnt ever presented
Z. Il. SNACKELFORD.
.Ie DIV ChBrlo;,es yille yaS /
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Dlf!DESD RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
~, RAILROAD CO.--TLe Board OF Directors Of the
SIa'rg and DanYile Railroad Company have declared
"sI "in.tl d!yidead Of six per cent, payable Au.
s-'.% LOB J. D. BLAIR. Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

IALLEf:O IIILLS.--Te will purchase Wheat as
lila 80! p,y rov.rnu-n, prc-s, ADD WI veil Flour
L., y}vr.H,en; prices or will grind gu Toll II the frm
,r.ui-ar WARWICK & BARkSDALE.
lu.dI N &
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,I,Hr vIRGrSI.yoiUNTEEn NAVY COW.

THE VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COM
j PAHfA; meeting ~! the subscribers TO The above
up-hy, q. following gencinea elected DIRECTOR
v. ! ". McC"uc". J. l. Apprr.on. DR.. Robert Arch
r. sdL.U-l j 4rr!ron and JOhI Robin Mcdaniel Al IA
.a'~-ir ,,.ins OF the Directors. Samuel j. Harrison
"i'-':- IT. 'tyui, an j. L. Ap2erson. Treasurer and
S-e:-:n.y.
B,aa. 81 .ner:,on will b. kept open the vIrgina
Lie !a.raac- Company. until the Goth INSTANT (Augus')
cr."-- ;:- HrrGG; required zee subscribed.
Tar Treasurer prepared " receive payments Of Sub
st'r..Vu J. L APPERSOS
An;j 81. Treasurer AID Secretary.
in
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REV JOHN 7. CLARK.
ralcot P. 0 Charlotte Connty, Va.
Rlr,eqa,. ttea ElE-y and Major WIN. B. Ssansrd, {.
Z e. pr L. Coch- AID James Gait, Esq!s ,Iiu anna
Col D-rae Mnr,oe cour:y; hessrs. Bactn aud Bs,keT
vile Ec.E nd. vs. jy3l-dlm
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DELYIN,S BLOCK SHOE STORE
- OS 18TH STREET.
800 One Felt French Hats, all colors
TO 10000 pairs Of Shoes
30 dog Hoon Skirts, trom III 70 ~ springs
"a dnz Ladies' Whits Cotton Hose
30 dog i'm. Linen Handkcrchicis
~ Corsets-H new styir very elegant
IA doz Mer!no Shirts
10 duz hns Socks
Soaps Tooth Brushes, Paper, Envelopes,
C,,tons Needles, Shoe Thread. Elastic GoHni.
Parties wishing the above foods had better now puf'
zhase, Us they steadily advancing
au i2-st Darby. READ g. GENTRY.
T AND FOu SALE in Bedford County, Vat
One tract containing J35 acres. nine miles southeast
OF Liberty and eight miles New London AeaeIny,
in good neighborhood for churches. mills. &C. i1O acres
timber; cleared land under good fencing ana ~ GOOD
state OF cul,Iy alton appie orchard win iJu e"r
choice lrut dwelling house with four rooms and TWO
chinneys, Office with TWO rooms. TWO negro esnins
with stone eb!mucys. good Kitchen threading barn,
shielded round good hables corn cribs AND I'VE
tobacco houses. Water in every field and hnr sprihg
and sprint In the yard. Arrangements canpe made
~ settle % 30 slaves Immediately Seeding O-sisS
~ any and full possession 1t any time and iu pos
session LIST January next, or perhaps sooner
Also, other tract, within three miles OF Liberty
Parties wishing TO purchase either tract must come ana
see them cannot the numerous Letters receiV'
ed.
Terms cash. in Confederate money.
nnol3.Gt. JOHN N. BROSIGS.
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(Signed,) :. COOPER,
aug l3--iw Adj't and lnsp'r Gcai.
res" Wbig cony one week.
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tr,,-. VIM. .DlNWIDDIE. NJ A.,
Iy,,c.',oihwlw'. Principal
ts,o pM"is Examiner. "sentoel," copy aud send
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.-The Sixth Se.ricu of ,his
Il so."o. ~. cOmn.G,s On the nrs: Monday IN Sep
'rt!h'I. .aG close N. lat rf the Jun. following
Is --:, "f !lItei number Of boys, Gun be obtained
&c !'i--Va Idle
TCITlOS:
P"r 'ae c,ah Eassh hranc..S .-...........-...Sh TO
Fh' -" Ahos" ild tsc Cisscr lpO
'7r ani ra-t:" III IL, OF September AMI the remain
DC: ~ Isl q February. Address
JNO. II. POWELL. Principal,
IL; flt- Halifax H.. Va
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AuGust3-tauCo0.
sGy-The papers throughout the Confederate
States arc requested to copy this proclama
ton at the earliest moment and for twenty
days thereafter, and send their bills to the
Private Secretary Of the President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

uiiCE.-uavinS received u letter from Mai I0US,
.,or, NiCk supposed 10 bs Of Gen Lorre's s,af)
p-t Miss, May 5th, Ie53 to which place We re-
r-,.o 'n md nc, having heard from him uuce. any
hy,, Can s-ud us his presest address will couier
s,.s,, TlloS. BRANCH & SUNS.
----.- prtershnrp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-02
The designations.

The NotionoI IutNige"cer a. Washing
ton SAYS :" 1t having been stated tina,
General BURHsIDE bad rendered the re~i@-
nation Of his command, we think it
proper TO mention what we understand 20
be the fact, that the President has no, &C
copied the resignation, and, 1t Is believed,
does not intend to do so.
The President has acknowledged the
reception of tie resIgnations Of the
Secretary Of State, Mr.. S.wARD, anil the
Secretary Ct The Treasury, Mr. CHASE
and has informed them that after due se-
Liberation he has come to the conclusion
that the acceptance q their designations
would be incompatible with the public
welfare" SO the Cabinet troubles ATE
blown over for the present.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-02

SKY YEARS AGo.-Sxty odd years
Ago, ln>t such men. as are now in power
were then IN power in the United States,
under the Elder Ada,ns.-and they not
onlt o.crflrr-w the :hen greatest and no.
best Of ali l'artie>-the FEDERAL Party.
founded by George Washington but 'hcy
broke up Printing Presses, incarcerareh
Ei'ors, sn1 enacted Alien and Sediiou
Laws which doomed to dungeons every
n,au they could force or ftigb,sn jurias to
sentence, for political differences or opin
ion and the consequence was, these men
went cut Of power in 1900 with the Elder
ACams ,-Jeff-i son came in, sni the great
Federal Party died Of The snicide of such
Administrators For sixty odd years these
pjen were thrown oat Of power. bat now
under. the pre'ence Of emarcpaling the
negro. they are re.eusaving white men.
As i'ev attempted IN 1898 but in which
they failed l.. the u"pri-ing Of the People
III 1900, under NJ. Jvtferson.-N y. Es.
Press
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-02

THE M,RRI,GE or 1Hs PHITcE or
WALEs--I, is officially announced tha.
The marriage of the Prince of Wales will
take place at St Gors.'s Chapel, Winds
sor and not, according to precedent. at tho
Cha ell ROYAL, st. James. 1t is added TIA,
The Lord Chamberlain ha. received the
Queens commands that the ceremony
shall be celebrated with tie utmost mag
nifcence. a list is also given Of tho
houselod Of the future Princes. Of " aes
the Na,chioness Carmarthen, the Ccun-
tess Of Unsolicited. the Countess If Morton
and the Countess dc Gray are TO he the Ia
dies IN waiting and Lord Har,i. will be At
The head # ihc household OF he Princess.
No date is given, but tits understood la.
the happy event will take place earlier
than Tie time originally tiNed-A pril mex.
The marriage. in atl probability, Will be sol
ernuzel it, the cary varr Of March.