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]. ". WILSON & co.

IL College street, have on hand and
are constantly receiving additions to
their stock Of cooking, heating and camp
stoves, Elm ware Of ali kinds, house
furnishing and kitchen goods: consisting
In part Of buckets, coffee pots, and broil-
ers, Army plates and cups oiFlcera' mess
kettles, fry pane, knives and forks
spoons cttfye mills, brushes coal oil
lamps, and OIL, and al articles usually
kept in such estsb ishments, at whole.
sale and retail, at the Lowest raies.
They also manufacture &, Ord,r all kinds
Of tin and sheet iron ware tin roofing
and repairing done ~ The horttstnotice
and warranted to give satisfaction. 0s.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four cOlors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching IL countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can DO sent to
sny part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put 1t back in the tube and re-
mail It to his friends, and they viii get
II framed and preserve il ss rsmsm-
brance.
Price 90 cents. Sent by mail, pro-
I. N. RHODES & CO.,
SO Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 10 sell the above.
iulylo-9m rtkr.l-, 81
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ApROIAL nnnEn 40. a

DEAR READEH: AS ! do not wish 70
lntrude upon you with too many "Gen.
sral" and Especial Orders, | would re-
fer yOu to tho many prsteasiOaI Of my
good brothers In the Profession, Messrs.
NJ q p. and say, that all therein 3
forth is daily Tsliissd at either Of my
aAllsrya where I have for years and I'm
COW giving Satisfaction to al who ate
pleased to favor me with their patron
Ase.
T. M. SoRLEfgR, Photographer,
Cor Square & DeadeIioS s. COR. Cher
~ & Union SITS. Nashville, Tenn.
Ang25tf
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suffers OF ths Army of tho CumboE
hAy NE hoes % England never blow,
Nay The TAkls VI sootiand nevur grvW,
Nay The HsFp oi ireland never play

AAMus 1AAAI
nay the Ross Of England never blow,
Nay The TAkNs VI sootitnd nevur grUW,
Nay The Hafp of ireland never play
unui the stars and stripes hsYs w0u tho DAY.
A & N. Lsndsberg s. Co., on the south
side CORNER OF the square and Market
street, have on hand . large assortment
OF Fine Wines. Also, = large lot OF Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
In Glass and Gan, PICKLES in Jars and
Kegs, Spioed Trip0 and Tongues, Nuls
figs Feet and Tongues, Condensed allk,
rigs Dates, kaisinS Spices, Onioua,
lemon syrup, Dried Appl AVID Peach
IS, Book Candy, Slick Candy, Fancy
OAndy, OigArs OF all kiuds, Tobacco.
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerohieie, Pins, Needles. Pines
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of eyerv ~
soriPuon, Good Stationery, and a vsristv
Of Yankee Notions, which We ofTar &
the lowest figures.
Come aud give W. 8 trial before pur.
chasing,
Our Motto is Quick Sales and smau
Pr0htA
A. & M. LANDssEsG 3 %.
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GALLERY OF the Cumberland,
The friends and patrons Of the Cal
lery Of the Cumberland arc hereby mo-
siHed that we are now prepared 70 sup
ply them with the Ne Plus Ultra of the
Photographic srt--The Gem, Photograph,
Carte Do visite. Having procured the
celebrated Multiplying Gamers, patented
by Mr.. Wing, Of New York city, and be.
ing the first TO introduce the ssmo IN he
city Of Nashville; we will Say 70 QUO
aud all, come along--we can and will
furnish pictures BY the thousand, made
with the abOVe.named Instrument, not
withstandipg Che threats u some other
wOuld-be -pieture4mskerst to the contrary.
Aug.21-tf. MoB+E s. PEAsLEE.
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special ORDER NO. /.

GAILERY OF THE CUMhEsLAED, July 10
The commissioned officers Of the Army
Of the Cumberland are requested to cali
at No. % Cedar street. opposite Che
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
al the earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire st the gallery
abOve named. july 3olm.
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IN O. 80
NORTH CHERRY ETREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

All persons who design leaving HE city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets 10 New YORK, Phila
dolphia, Boston, Baltimi re, Niagara Falls, Wash.
ington City and all principal cities North, East and
West BY the shortest and most reliable routes Also,
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
al principal cities In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates
Tickets can be had to all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alsbama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville aud Nashville, ....--..T o'clock, A. ~.
Tennessee ana AAhamA ........,....S o'clock, 4. NJ.
Nashville and Ohattanooga........ O'Clock, A. NJ.
Ornnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 30 min.
utes before the above mentioned times
Omnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital In the city, BY giving notice the day pro.
vious TO having.
Omoe TIours.-rhs once is open from s
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, p NJ, daily Sundays
excepted and sunday from o'clock to 10 O'Clock
morning aud evening
For further Particulars call e, the oiioo,
-. W Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
NAsaSittS, rennessss, June u l56s-tf
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$3.50 REWARD.
NOPIOE.

We pay particular attention 10 the
handling and sale Of Cotton, havng facilities for 80
oNug plaur, assed BY other hOuse. Llbfud Ad.
, an az mace on shipment, and tho highest market
ili1e alwaya guaranteed We would part .culary
~. tle telti3a o. Shippers Of Cotton 90 tho Lou.
o 1ula nalkgt mofERKA ~ aKNEfhE,
40 VAC ft9ytion ami lmmlaaioI iaaiirFas, ho-slls
hain e., Loulayiue, Ry q
RngS--lD.
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Ola Pnps !. .s, go.

. N7'"3E'"V y W" y" -" ~ ="
had BY inQuiriRs AZ this odics.
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

NhNA DNAnhs
Near Washlngto !, Ark, Oct.

Near " ashlngto 3, Ark, Oct. ~, \
Quantrell arrived here day or two since
On The way out he met with General Hlount,
his staff and escort, and killed every one of
his party, save twenty FIVE, WHO escaped.
lie killed Blount and all his staff, together
with one hundred and thirty of his escort.
he. brought all Of Blount's commissions.
clothing, papers, brass bard, ambulanccs,
trunks, &c, into camp with him.
Quantrell came into our lines at Port
tsibson. In passing rough the Pin lndi-
an country he kept Bount's stars and stripes
flying, the Pms rallying to the flag, and
Quantrol killing every one that showed
himself, la one dly he xii ed one hundred
and thirty, In coming out, including the
mas acre Of u cunt, his staff and escort, he
killed at least six hundred Yankees and
Pins
Bount's fine sword Quantrell has given
10 Gen. Price A. W. Jones, of Indepen-
Ience, was on Blonnt's staff, and was killed
by Quantrell. When the boys came on
Aount, he was sitting in his ambulance en-
loying quiet smoke. Wien Quantrel
charged him, he jumped out of his buggy,
and took it aloot through The long prairie
grass. lie had ran about thirty var Is when
one of the boys emNlcds about forty bueL-
Eliot in his back, Killing him Instantly.
Tic had in his pockets $3.50 in gold, and
$IO0~in greeubacks. Quanircll brought
out 400 men with him.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
Guantrell'S Work.

From letter addressed to member Of
Congress, the Charleston Mercury gives the
following extract. The writer is gentle
man OF undoubted credbi.ity, 1t will be
seen that the statement of the Yankee Gems
eral Blount and his mems having been sur
pIised and cut to pieces by Quanre.l is here
cnnarmed:
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

cB- Readers, nvaids and others who sui.
fer with cod feet, SAYS the Charleston Cou>
r4r, will be t1a sh d on trying slip or
douo.e slip OF common newspaper or other
paper, as an in er sole, to lind the favorable
effect. The result VIII, in most cases, be
equal to good extra cork sole and far more
convenient in tigh fitting boot or shoe.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
WILKINSON CoUNTY. {
The State Of MisSissiBDi.

To William T. Baker and Ruehen ]. Baker.
heirs and distributes Of William Baker
deceased, Greeting;
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
L before the Probate Cour. OF Wilkinson
County, at Ga Court House in Woody lie,
on the inst Monday in February next 1864.
then and there 10 show cause, il any yss
can why the final accoul Of John L. Baker
,dministtato, OF the Estate of William Ra-
her deceased should not be al o8ed, aad a
decree made thereon accordingly.
And further to do aud sufic such things
as shall be considered and ordered by iss
Coun azores id in the premises, AID have
then there this wit.
----,-,> WITNESS the Honorable Frsn.
sEAA els Gildait, JUDGE Of Probate Il
NV said Coun Y, at the Con Houss
in Woodviio. the First Alond in Dccen-
Ter, in the year Of our Lord one thousGns
eight hundred aud sixiy-th'ec
Issued this l4th day Of December, A. ,.
1868.
NJ. NJ. PHAREs, CLsRE.
Dec 10, 1863 Il
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
G. S. A. AsseSSar,s N0lIce.

A A. WHEELER and L. J. ELDER
"A. have been assigned to Districts Nos.
! and 3 as assessors OF the C. S. war tax
Mr. Elders Cffice is at his store, Mr.. Wheel
er can be found as heretofore at the Circuit
Clerks office.
Dec l2>tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

70 The affection of woman ia the most
wonderful thing in the world; it tires not
taints n1t--dreads not--eools not. Ii is like
fine Naptha that nothing can extiugush but
the tamping foot Of death.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

BLACK VS.. WHrE.--A republican Judge
Judge GRAY Of Des Moines, Iowa has deci-
ded that negro can sue out writ of habe-
IA corpus though white man cannot.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

NJ" Heroine is perhaps as peculiar a
word as any in our language; the TWO first
letters of it are male, the three first female,
the four first brave man, and the whole
word brave woman.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
Sugar for Meat.

r DESIRE to exchange Sugar or Molasses
L for about 5000 pounds Of meat. For
further information apply TO me at the resi-
dence of Mrs. M. C. Stirling on the Wood
vile road three miles from Bayou Sara after
the 25th Of December.
W, D. WINTER.
Dec 5-4w -
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19

A COLTS Repeater, on the 5lhinst. Il
"A was five shutter, or inch barrel
and was numbered l7O,5lA, and married. W
II. G.. Any one leaving it at this Office,
will be literally rewarded.
Dec l2-2w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1863-12-19
N0tice.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, J
49, fs

" II hTNNTTN NUUNIY.
t meeting 81 ne Board OF Police Of
"A said eounty and state held in Wood
vile, on The Both day Of November, A. b.
1863 among other orders then aud there
passed was the following
The oversecrs Of tho Public Roads aTs
hereby ordered to call ut the hands liabls
to road duty and have the roads and bridges
put in good order Immediately, and the
member of Board Of Police in each district
are required to report any one who fails 70
comply with this order
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Board.
NJ. NJ. PHAREs, Crk.
Dec 5-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
VfeKsBrKa, Jaa. s, 1898.
J. c. PENBERroS,

49, E1eill.streLa lotnt ali llllt
Reliable accounts inform Us thas the YaukecS made q
proraotOd effort of about days 10 capture Vissa-
burg. daring which tine land Jrce estimated at from
forty 70 y thousand assisted b. portion OF The qua
boat Aeet, wa engaged against US Our FiHing los
lsss than one hundred in killed. wounded and missing
when compared with that Of the enemy, amounting TO
some afteeu hundred demosstrsted TO the latter the
strength Of our works Three distinct and vigorous e.
forts on as many different days make ncsons in our
lines on the left centre and right successfully resulted
in not an inch of ground being lost The efforts OF the
enemy we're gaIauty made at every point bt the fore
sight of Gen PembertOn enabled him TO anticipate their
movements and prepare accordingly and his success in
so dispOsing of his defensive forces 10 accomplish
great results and the tuo preserve the lines Of
his men In contest with Hrs foe greatly superior in
force viii ensure him the esteem of the troops and the
people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
North Carolina.

If all reports are to BE- believed, We shall have warm
work 5000 In North Carolina The KinstOn eOTresp0
dent of the Raleigh Journal writes thai Tiers NOT
less Than eighty thousand Yankee troops nov on Il
coast and that one Of the MOST formidable fleets that
ever has been fitted out BY the abolition nstoh - no"
rendezVousDg IL force at MOrehead City for an early
attack upon WTmingtOa. I Is added that another e1-
petition is on foot at Newberu for the purpose Of
moving in force against GObOrO a; the same time that
An atssck Z made upon Wilmington
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
Interesting RuInors.

rumor was ventilated yesterday, the authority OF
some person who had run the blockade" the eject
that fight had taken place between HaIeck Lincoln,
Commanderin- Chief, and Stanton, the Secretary Of
War. a. Washington, aud that any notice of the sAr
'-'i - e.
in the newspapers had been suppressed
Il was also reported that Mr.. Yalandgham made a
strong speech In the Yankee Congress ON the 7th d
favor Of European Intervention; but candor compess Us
10 say that the proceedings published in the Washington
papers OF the sth make no allusiOn TO il.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

slAYEEg.N MIssoUEL-The Yankee House OF Rep
resentatives on the 9th instant passed BY vote OF
rs 20 AZ, bin for the abolshmen Of slavery in The
State OF Missouri II provides that the Government Of
the United States will on the passage, by the people of
the State Of Missouri through their Legislature, Of
good and valid emancipation act, issue ten millions OF
United States bonds redeemable in thirty years from
their date payable semannuay at dye per cent inter
e for the payment Of loyal owners for the loss OF the
service Of such slaves
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
The YnnLee Raid at the White House.

The Yankees made a very brief sojOurn at the White
House the present terminus of the York River Railroad
last week After destroying much property as they
could they aft as hastily they came, and aGlast &C
counts were seaing down York river from West Point
Nothing has beea done TO prevent the running OF the
trains as usual, and citizens NAV congratulate them
selves upon the fact that the oyster supply has not been
entirely cut OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

CnRIsrgAs N NEw OELFAys.-Iankee accounts rep
resent that Christmas day vas marked by unusual
rOwdysp in New Orleans Eight persons we're ar
rested for cheering fer Jeif Davis among them an
Engshheutenant OF her British Majesty ship YssHg'is'
he was taken to the lookup and pm, into the sOs and
6ned City dollars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
IMPORTANT TROY THE RIO GRANDr

CsAELEs1oS, Jan, lI.-Late advices from San Ant0
MO, Texas state that express from Brownsville had
brought information that 1000 French troops Lad
landed at Aa,amoras and taken possession Of the ety
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

IMPORTANT FROM MEzIco.-Lste adyices from Mexico
represent that 600 Mexcans have been defeated by
5000 French in pitched battle, and that the latter have
taken possession Of Puebh and TamPicO 1t IS added
that the French after being reinforced viii advance on
the city Of Mexico, ufbety miles from Pucbla.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

MIRA OFFICERS SoT SUsJEcT 70 COSscETTroN--
b correspondence between the Governor Of Georg
Enj the var Department appears that militia officers
poE "a commission arr cot subject 70 SODscHPsier-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

NoRrHERS PAgEEs.-We are indebted to Capt Cash
mysr for copy of the Philadelphia IRqHissT Of the
7th instant Other gentlemen have favored Us with late
Northern papers aud We take pleasure in acknowledging
them kindness. TO-
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Gbt 8nGnl1n6 dabIs.
MONDAY sIORNTNe, JAN. u, 1888.

rsHHA-DaHy aspsr as6an; - for ~ uOnhs; and 81 per
ssl1~seS IS PER aaaan; Is AZ Ilous, . 0sais per
EoEth Tor Shorter PeCiod-
Weekly q per annum; ~ for DIX months. sent * no Shorter
period. Payment IN AL cases IN advance.
ADyEsTEas square Of 6nes Is cans for osi nseFtp
50 per sgaare fOr sash eonannales or Tn
weekly Insertions ~ per square weekly lnsetsus 81
~ Remi.rsacss NAY made The rsk ~ he Paeusaers "
al cases where sydnee tskes he deposit Of aier We
Pos. OHce containing rloney, ~. a.-.- % 49,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

~ Any persoa Irvins ir0n he siaes norA % &c Pc
OAo add hEiagng NSrsrp Or European nswPaPSs az Ahy
person the any coming possession u suod Journals WA
fer favor upon gsrs Of WHta ~ leaving se0dng he
atuls 70 a. once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

cEQUESTRATI0S SALE OF 5000 ACIsE
. OF YALuADIH LANDSBy virtue ~ Decree from the
the District Of FodA, viii be sold TO the hieh
the Public Square In Lake City, Fla, wfDSEs
DAY, February th, 1853 at O'Clock NJ many yaluA6s
and desrfe tracts Of Land some OF which are fasied N say
County In Levy several In Maon, and many 10
Aschs county and all ether within eonVeni distance
u the Railroad ..'att - ih.f. ~ .'r .rflu /,
An persons desiring places the richest convenient
Of he State can be accommodated FOR not only do these
maay tracts n all comprising Is 00 scres embracing sE
grade of La @ from the richest Orange Groves ana one
snnOcks well aapt 10 the culture spj
Island oottons, ao the best Of Pine Lsnes
equally Cotton the Poor Sand h, In Vieh
everheahy ana deghtfc rssisRses esn be- hsd co1ys.
only iand bet TO neystfsng abundant SUP
ply % Ash, Wild fow, and cTas not only do osss snd
embrace every sde pr quality, but they will be sold In ood
varying from 20 sers 70 1000 by So eTery one 2n be sed
To thoxe wiShn further sOGth 70 the most desirable
portion Of eopnt where as naay " not m?re 81 me com
forts ard luries Of e can be most easily attained and where
living easlJ i thaa X spy other eOsni thi:k
funds 10 somSDs permanent sna Of eseans VaiasH9T
-FOUR time such Epother you viii not again have.
Terms OF ale IN Confederate Notes Bcsds paJabie
soon Is sales eoairmed By the Court .......
For numbers OF the Lands 70 offered &c,
k address the subscriber AZ Gaintsye, T. Fa or James
SN'h'' iS4r NN''A'- r. W. B. HoDGsoNf
.t.rt,ga .-.,t. o. .t. r.. l., a...'l D. Receiver
Nors-Partos rom distance leaving Savannah Ca by cut
Road on Monday morning. uM reach Lake City s o'clock
81, Tuesday In lime for sale next day. ,r .r.s .
Ganesyine ia, Nov H. fsOz 1917 800 as'--aas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
Wits OAK TInBER WANTED:

The aboxe timber must be clear Of sap roller kao de
fete heart shakes and should be cut possible
se.board Where the lengths Short two pieces
nay be furnished together must be paid to the dis
tinctive parts OF the bill ~
Persons disposed 10 furnish the Timber will please al
dress this Once Immediately stating the price per thousand
feet board measure and how they viii be able deliver the
whole number Of pieces required. -. 1850
f.iZ-eo1z CHEZ Of Ordnance and Hydrography
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
NOTICE 70 C0NScRTPTs. :
10 AL PERSONS EEFvEEy EHF AGES or is AND Z

i
TO AL PERSONS BETWEEN TAT AGES or is AND 20
TEARS
Ia osedt &c 70 Genera orders No 80 Aas'2. and Inspector
NovsubeE I'd, lt2 charlottesville IS
hereby aPPoiael place Of T;alssTos, Tor oon,spt. f Al
for CorscTE's iro BucEinghsm county FalyT2 place
endeEyogs for ConScr from ti1Tanna ccunty Neiscn Coul
House place Of rendezvous for Conscpts from Nesozeoua
Assistant Surgeon Peter winston Or George IL sResd,
sud DR. O. Peyn Board OF Examination lot the Seventh
Amherst Nrsou, Absnare FIavsnns Buckingham ard the city
All persons IN nc counties Of Abemsrs Fuyanns Buckng
ham and Nelson boween the f eighteen aud forty years
whether residents q any other portion Of the state or Of ohe
which the Aforesaid orders have not been suspended are
bs cn.s Pyrs spI Nelson court HouSe The pisces Of
rendezvous shove hNe the Examining Board snd knrong
NamnnOn and enrclment tie days fixed In the
annexed notice Of the Examining Board.
includes every the Of Is and 40
wears Those have heretofore examined aSharged
either by state Confederate Surgeohshose who have at any
discharged from the armyhose who baYe furnished
substitutes and and oil who claim exemption ON
10 previous Discharge exemption, detail from source
will excuse from attendance At the place appointed
Attention Is called to the 18th paragraph sections and .
General Orders No. 50, as follows;
IL An laws anl regulations applicable to desertsrs shah be a
piled such conSepts fail repair the ofrendezyoGs
Tor enrolment who shsll desert aftrr enrolment
meat describes, sni their transportation the commando Of
their respective commanders shall be applicable persons Liable
10 duty eont who shall fall Ia repair TO the rendezvous
N'''' '"' '''''''" A. e. TALIAFERRo, Colonel ami
Enrolling Officer for an Congressional District.
H. WEST WRIT Lieut.,
X. h. HARGROvE, Capt.
JOHN o LASTLY Lieut., .
Enrolling Ohces for AbemAre Nelson, FuyHnna aId BqeLpg
| ham COUNTIES.
The undersigned Surgeons Of the Examining Board for the 9Th
Tessona District hereby give notice to all whom may csneern
upon 9th, llth l2h DAYS
January 1885, the examination Of Conscrp who shall assemble
Charl1tteyie 18TH 18th, lIih lsih l9 aud Goth
JanusLg S3 for the examination If Coscpts who assemble
Buckingham Court House 2e Both and Sis days Of Janu
ar, 1861 examination of Concrpts who assemble
Palmyra 9th 1t Sih 9th and iO Of Februa
1861 Tor she oNanalOn Of Conscrips who assemble at Mel
Court House IN Pursuance OF the above orders =
GEO. II. SNEAD,
T. y. PEYTON,
ls9-lGt Examining Surgeons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

KENTUCKY AND TIE EMANCIPATION Proclamation -
The statement Of the Chicago Times relating scheme
70 take kentucky Out Of the Union consequence Of
Lineolns negro proclamation, Is commented on yarodsy
by correspondents OF Northern papers One Of them
states that Garret DAVIS in speech on the bill before
Congress to organize home guards for Kentucky, poo
claimed the unconditional loyalty Of himself and his
State in the most unqualified manner. We and ia the
proceedings Of the Yankee Congress on the 9Th, re-
port Of the debate on thu bill abolish slavery in the
State Of Missouri in which Mr. Wieklihe. said he had
seen stated in the public prints before the approval OF
the Emancipation proclamation, that the Executive Lad
been informed by some intelligent wholesOuled Union
man. that there great aud powerful change ia the
sentiment Of the people Of Kentucky aud that they were
in favor Of this miserable abolition scheme. la the face
of heaven and in the presence OF Congress- and IN the
hearing Of the nation he declared that there is not one
man cut Of three bundled in the State Of Kentucky,
that is in favor Of the passage OF such aprOehma6on'