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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Vallandigham Fund,

A movement has been made by Democratic
Ladies in other parts of Ohio toward raising a
donation fund for c. l.. VALLANDlGHAM the vic
tim Of abolition desro6sm. 1t is suggested tina,
the Democratic Ladies of each township of the
State raise what they can by ten cent donations
or whatever sum they may choose to give. Mr.
Vallandighan is out of busnesa, and has nc
means of supporting his family.
The Democratic Ladies nf Hardy Township
will meet at the Court House, in Millersburg
on Saturday evening next, January End, 1864
for the purpose of making arrangements in re
gard to this matter. The gentlemen are alsC
expected to attend.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Dayton Empire.

This excellent Democratic paper has been ta-
ken charge of by the HUpBARp Brothers, late OF
the Logan Gazette. The success with which
they managed the Gazette is a guaranty that un-
der their management the Empire will! be bully
good paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Soldiers

And Officers in the Army, being exposed tc
sudden changes, should always be supplied with
" Browns Bronchial Troches," as they give
prompt relief in Cold, Cough, or an Irritatcd
Throat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
J. II. Frame

Will deliver New Year sermon next Sunday
at 10 o'clock am, at the Disciples Church.
Subject for night "The Ministry OF Angels"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
TIE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES !!
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE
Is THE
Best and Cheapest in the World for the
Ladies!!

Ladies!!
This popular Magazine will be greatly improv-
ed for 1864. 1t will contain
1000 Pages of Reading
IA Splendid Steel Plates
II Colored Fashion Plates
IL Colored Berlin Work Patterns
Over Nine Hundred Wood Cuts
Twenty Four Pages of Music
All this will be given for only Two Dollars a
a year, or one dollar less than the Magazines of
the class of Peterson" Its
Thrilling Tales and NoveleHs
Are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writer's are employed to write originally
for Peterson. In 1864, in addition to its usual
quantity Of short stories FOUR ORIGI INAL
COPYRIGHT NOVELTIES will be given by
Ann S Stephens, Ella Rodman, Frank Lee Ben
edct and the Author of "The Second Life" 1t
also publishes
Fashions ahead of all Others!
Each number, in addition to the colored Plate,
gives Bonnets, Cloaks and Dresses Engraved on
wood. Also, a Pattern from which Dress,
Mantilla, or Child's Dress can be cut out, with.
out the aid of a mantau maker. Also, several
pages of Household and other Receipts. 1t is the
Best Lady's Magazine in tie World Try
IL for One Year.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Fruit Trees Very Cheap.

Grated apples three years old ss per 100
Budded Peaches two s5
Budded Peaches one " 81
lsabell Grape Vines IS
Also, Pear, Cherry and Apricot trees, Delaware,
Catawb ba and Clinton grape vines, Howton's Seed
| ing GoOseberries, and Lawton's Blackberries for
sale very low by JOHN A. FlNNEf.
Nursery Ga miles west of Millersburg, and ~
miles east of Nashville.
September "a ls68-33m3.s
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
THE DONATION.

The following is the amount subscribed for the
relief Of families whose main support is in the ar
my of tho United States as private or non-oom-
nissione ed ofFcer
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
The Donation.

The donation for the benefit of the soldiers
wives and families on Thursday last, was a
grand affair. For full particulars see report Of
Committee in another column.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Tic LndY,s I1riend.

Thc bndy's fficnu.
The January NUMBER. tho first Of this new
cand late for public favor, is.on our table. In
beauty and excellence It comes fully up to the
promises Of the propricsors. Terms $500 n
year for single subscriptions; the usual reduction
made TO clubs Address Deacon a. Peterson,
No. 3l9, Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has bsen
~ duly appointed and qualified as Administrator de
bonis non OF the estate of G. W. Conyer late of Holmes
county, Ohio, deceased WIN. NJ LOWTHER.
December i7th, ls68--wS h'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
MiIlprshurR Distillt

We learn that the distilery at this place has
been sold To WIENER & SrKiSBAcHER, Akron. who
will nut Il In motion in n short time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Petition for Partition.

A NNA LOUA, wife of Peter Loux, Of Ellhart
"A county, Indiana, Rachel Mumaw, wife OF John
Mumaw, Margaret Coley. wife of Christian Coley,
and the minor heirs of Barbara Deal, formerly
Barbara Showalter, and minor heirs Of Barbara
Ak, formerly Barbara Barkey, all of Holmes eoun-
", Ohio, Mary Meyers wife of Jonathan Meyers, Of
Elkhart county, Indiana. Katharine Miser, wife Of
Samuel Miser. of Dekaib county, Indiana. John
key and Isaac Barkey, Of Holmes county, Ohio, will
take notice that ON the e9th day of October, 1855,
ppshristlspp, \, Barkey filed in the Court q Common
ding partition of the following described real ss
tate, situate in Holmes county, in the State OF
section four, in township fourteen and range elev
en-, estimat6u to contain one hundred and sixty
| acres, be the same more or less; and that at the
next term of said Court the said Christian barkey
will apply for an order thst partition may be made
of said premises CARISTIAN BARkEY.
BY d. ID. HELLER, his Attorney.
| Nov. le. 1s63--w7pfs5 40
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

JNHE subscriber offers for sale hsyaluable properiy,
l. situated In the town OF Weinseurg, Holmes Co..
store room for any business; barn, and lot wsl
snpned With fruit and why ard. Good we'll And cell
on the lot and the property being in the centre OF
town is suited for sny Lind Of bislnsss.
Oct rs, IsS3-m8 GEORGE HEySEER,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE G, q. RAIL ROAD Go.
AKRoN, o., Dec. sth, 1853.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Cleveland, Zanesyiile Il Cincinnati Rail Road for
The election of Directors, will be he'd at the office
I3tb, 1863 Il. MlZE, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
m O T I Q E.

IN Q
TORS In
snds
o fe 70
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court of
l Holmes county, Ohio, made OF the eist day of
Movemeor A S;a a. ,soS & N rnS eafs Of John Kline ne
wards, The undersigned will, on the 2sth day OF
December. 4. D.. ls0s, ats o'clock p n, on the
Of the following d scribed real estate. situate in
the counts Of Holmes State Of Ohio; and town
follows: being part of the South east quarter OF
section Seventeen; tG;wnsnip p eigat ana range me-
ginning at the north west corner of said quarter
thence south one asndred and twenty eight per
hundred and twenty eight ,perches, thence wes
fifty perches to the place Of beginning.
Terms of sale, one-third cash on the day of sale
third in one and ono.third in two years from
the day of sale, to be secured BY mortgage on tn,
premises sold and the deferred payments to beai
interest at the rate ofsix per centum per annum
payable annually.
Appraised at s5i
Guardian Of pali nd Francis Baker.
y D, ID. HELLER, his Atty
Nov 2e Sw,sL6'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31

TNEWIUWO TOIl GEIIIN UP OLUBS.
Three, five or eight copies make a club. To
every person getting up club, at the above
rates, n copy of the Magazine for 1864 will be
given gratis.
Address, post paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Specimens sent gratis, when written for.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-31
0. B. SELFBI6GE, Sec'y.

have received in cash h.................. SlO6 rs
Paid ont To several families as ordered, II 0J
Paid for eight sacks of fiour..........r... I3 90
Paid for one load of coal,.............. =. 8 ~
S93 30
Leaving a balance in cash on hand. l3 ID
ID. FRENCH, Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
CENERAL ORDERS No. 6.

rErA0Grra RTERS IsT DISTRICT DEPART-1
bIFNT MISS And EAST LOUISIANA,
Jackson, Miss, December 9th lso2J
TTyHE following General Order from the AdlutaDt and
TpEpeetor. Generals ofhce, Richmond Virginia, ls
1blisbed for the informati o, al the troops within
this Military District, or tnst may hereA1lef pass
k1TuTsvr AND INSPECTOR GENERkL's OFFICE,
Richmond December Is, ls62. !
general Orders No. l04
rn.snumenta troops near towns and wi ages
rr. bs sTo ded where It is not Indispensable When
80 II il So sl ciept force for guGras and outpos5
,1et he seected from t1s best disciplined troo2s aaa
ri1ed as a garrison, ETC., ard oE1ccrs and men VIII
o+ B. reunited 70 enter the town OF village except on
ri ter, usrni ission Of the commanding on4eer' ,
II Arms must Lot be carried from the camp nor WIN
mount uen camps be permitted q rae thsL loi %
M PTivEte property is Invariably 20 be respected
,d rnst not be taken used seept when l.
ne for the public vice, and then only Dy orders %
or,petnt sutho y and Ia the manner poin ed oat u
the army Regulations, and orders Of ile
and CommissarY Department
W The reckless de=fTustion cf fsnetng, Wooa aAs
h uroDsrtv Of the otizsas which has oecurfea IN -
,,.-y instances cannot Ee too strongly csndellHsu
17-s,uu,lss Il troops Of whateves grade Should sy
- s-cise Of diligence and stiet dhcipine, endeavor
- venr sues results en- aiiag they will poverty
mon ind vidusls snd useless expense on ihe govern
49, Fenciur ought to be disturbed where l. esn
ssiblv be avoided snd when wood Is necessary fer
- blic use tsat which is least vaua able must b. Sc
lscted with ss Little wa te IS pTaotie4nle.
careful observance Of these orders Is enJolnse
~ he army as Of the rst import 10 the public IN
t.rsqts NJ vlolstons Of them directed 20 b. re-
No ia 10 the proper authority for such punishment a.
7.sv be requi.ite By order.
AdiEtans and Inspector-G4nersl.
Fv command Of Brgsdier General RUeGLEs.
so961w r. NJ. HOOE. A G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
ARREST THE DEsERTERs

I)Y authority VII Pay a reward Of THIRTY DOL
a1d delivered &c in thH city, wHo have deserted
from nv commands
c. F. DELACROIX, sergeant. i've feet six Inches
hg5 dark mp e2ion blsck lair ana eyes ana resides
ia NeF Orleans
MICHEL DUNN, privE.e, I've feat eigai inches in
hight rud5y m7lszion, Gsrk hair AID blue eyes and
resides fn New Oceans
THOMAS P. sHERBURNE, Piivsae siK feet ligA
stout bait dark mpiexioa. hair and eyes conpls
Of rhe lnsti IN ths fees, and resides lev miles from
PoslchstouE Ls-
HENRY BERRY, Vrivsie. Ave feet I've inches high
lgst comp sZioR Id hair, gray eyer, aad resides 10
New OrlsaaL
Thes nzsn are suppo ed 20 be lurking In the vicinity
Of Ponehs Lonia La awaiting opportuuiiy Of get-
tisg iuts New Or.. an +. 81 6UTrUN
Cspisin CO nms1dinG co. A. Crescent Arti4ery
{s9 Tvs LouiHisns Volunteer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
mfIftnrr Rrecut,onn.

From the MurfreesbOro Rebel Banner, Dee. q.
Yesterday the sentence Of eourt-martisls were exc
eued upon several persons in the vicinity Of this pace
Gray a resident Of this county was hung as a spy in
the presence of immense throng of soldiers and e
zsns. The proof of his guilt was very comprehensive
and conclusive Ho had been for several Onths acting
in concert With the enemy, and giving them aid and
comfort The gallOWs erected near ths railroad
depot, wither at noon, tne condemned man was con-
veyed He appeared quite J;ncOncerned, and his for
bidding features did display any particular interest
the dred tragedy about be enacted Just after the
moose had been adjusted about the prisoners neck and
as Capt Pedes about reading the sentences, Gray
leaped from the platform thus landing himself into
eternity He struggled severely for five minutes and
th en- expired.
At the same hour in the midst of 8 drenehng rain
storm Asa Lewis, member of Captain Pages conf
psDY, 9th Kentucky regiment was shot by ME OF mem
He was executed upon = charge Of deserhon, which
was fully proven against him The scene was one OF
great impressveness and sole nity The several reg
ments Of Hanson brigade were drawn up IN noioo
SQUARE while General Breckenridge and Hanson Win
their stats present to witness the exeeutio
prisoner was conveyed from jail TO the brig1e GRIT
Ground in n open on under the escort OF ME OF
ffteeD men comm anded by Major Moss ana Lealenahs
Geo B Brumlev Lews's hands were ted behind NM
few words were said him by Generals brecA
and Hanzan the worn FIRE" was given, and an was
ogsr The unfortunate man conducted himself with
great coolnsss and eOmposure. II was sai 70 ns De
brave sold or and distinguished himself IN the Datle
soldier Of the 24th Tennessee regiment sentenced
m eafb was led to the execution ground but Just as
The sentence was about being executed courier ar
rived. brfrginga reprieve from General Bragg.
Tn one Of the Alabama regiments a soldier was exc
cuted for dssertion.
o,s ut now is no time for the display of lenieney
On the Trs Of our commanders. The good OF the servee
5e,sds that the articles Of De strictly enforced
without regsid 10 sympathetic feelings
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
Corruption OF Secretary seward-LetteF
from Marshal Kane

The following correspondence appears in the Bat'
more Republican
To Editors Republican,
The accompanying brief address designed TO sp-
in the morning papers, and with that view sent
TO the only two repued indDeudsnf morning Journals
landers the Sun and Gdzefte. The publication was
however declined by these journals not they in
formed me- because Of their dissent from the truth OF
what say but becauss such truths not allowed
be published in Baltimore by the despOtc ensorship
which th y are compelled to submit.
Tony fellow.citizens Of the State Of Maryland:
After incarceration Of seventeen months four Of
the forts Of the United States converted by the
government into prisons which have simiitude but
in the Bsstle Of France, avail myself Of the rst
ment Of nay return to my native State to ddrsE brief
/ word to you.
the special vic,m Of Mr. Secretary Seward who, in
concert with his hired minOn has emitted occasion
heap uRon accusations which he knew to be false,
and therefore dare not bring TO the ordeal Of public
trial
To those charges the dezpotc censorship Of the prs-
in which have been kept, allowed me no reply
I and oaly promise that in due time and upon
proper occasion Mr. Seward shall near from me IN a
way which VIII procure for him, if ha has not ready
acquired H. the contempt Of every honest man and wo-
man in the land
Wi5bout having been held upon any specific charge,
am turned Of prison without any reason being
signed for ad thus in my arbitrary arrest and re-
lease Illustrate the most fragrant violation Of const-
I tHtiOnal liberty
cast abusive epithes upon the author Of this gross
rage; but when allowed the opportunity pledge ny
self under pain of he forfeiture Of the good opinion
YOU have always houorsi with show that all that
Is bad in man. unpariutc in citizen and corrupt in
officer, finds itself concentrated in this individual
[ GEO. ?. KANE.
/ baltimore. November ooh. 1862
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
ADJUTANT AND NSPECTOR-GENERALs
OFFICE
RICHMOED, November 27th, 1892.
HEApQUARTERS TAEGIPAHO,
CAMP - TvzTRu urTr1W


CAMP boOFE, La, lJecsub-T is a 1862
Il Al, commissioned officers and enlisted men,
1 . who are now absent from taeir commands, fran
any other cause than actual disability or duty under
orders from the Secretary Of War or from the de-
psrsmsnt commanders VIII return 10 their .muauds
IN Oln rnissoned ofhoers falling 20 comply vi the
provisions Of ths foregoing Paragr-ph, wih'n rea-
Housbs le1gth Of dueY IN no ose to exces1 twenty
fsvs afterathe publication Of this order, SHAH be
dropped from the rolls CT the army In 0issr aud
their names vii be furnished 70 the cOmmsndant Of
csuscrists for enrolment n he ranks.
III an enlisted who shall isil 60 comply nj d
Ehs provsoas OF paragraph Of this order within =
Reasonable length Of tine, shall be considered 81 oe-
ssrerB and treated sCcod ngyi their names q be far
piah q he oommsnGsnt Of oOnscPts in their State,
tor publication or such other action 80 may Be deemed
most efiaeious
~ Ia order 20 insure the efficient operation Of all
eou-ernsd TO crrg this order into immediate sct de-
srtment comm sDdsrs directed T. reqzire Toa the
Commanding officer of each separate cormauo "a their
5snartmsntg prompt repsrt OF iha names 0i 81 60 III
ragsioaed officers snd enlisted men now ab snf tram
their comma ds Thsss reports must state in each
case the eslse of absence and any regmentsl bs -
tsfoa or company commander who shall ne glect to
furzsz such report, who shall kn0riL gy be guilty
Of coEoes ing any esse Of unsuthorzed absence, shall
on conviction thereof be summarily dismissed.
= Under he provisions Of she second clause Of par
aRrapa 4 General Orders No a. cOmmlssi med ON
Gers snd prv4tss whe incapable Of bearing arms in
cor seouene Of wounds received 10 bs tie, but who are
oherw a. for service required, If not otherwise
igaed t0 report 10 the nsgreit camma1dsnI OF cen
r ts iu their respective Ststas, wbo viii they are
htrsd lot b4tn oWtfs teslhh 1asi1 70 su7
grle - snd The snforoemtnt Of the proviens Of til
f1ii polFers call upon the nearest military
artbcrtv fl~ snch assistance as nay be necess 2ry
thsreto.
VI officers o< re Q'sr'srmssters DepartHlen nt,
cha e5 with payIasnt OF troops are hereby dTec-e 60
20 % nav Fnv commissioned ofhcer non commis7ore
er or nrivate who does rot furnish sstit1etorg ev
cs that be is not liable &c ths penalties dsscroed z
fba f5rg5irr order Any Gisbur ins ofcers WHO shsl
v.ke nvst in violation Of this order sh al be liable
on his bond for the amount Of such p5yment
"a 1-' n C7-sr oF s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Iospeetor 9enersL
F. DUMOETUL,
Major and A a. General,
Commanding Camp Of I1straet0n ana Post.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
GEEERAL 0RDER Ea. =,

HEADQUARTERS CAMP or IESTRUCTION, I
BRo0KHAvEN. Mis-, December 23 1854.
IL Fniss male esds1ts cs the State Of Mississippi
"a between the Egas Of eieh'een and forty, are or
dsrsd % rep icmsdiatsy At he Camps Of IDstruc
tizu. Tf0as from tts couna6s Of Ei-Eoming n
wanda Monroe loves. No,lubes, La1dsr6al-, Clerk
Wsyas Gruen. E-Ery, Jones Ja-per. NsvFton, Nesh0-
"a Wirston Oktibbabs ChickasaW, Pontstoc ard TIP
o sh viii report e. ths ga mp lScafsd a. Buferpre
the Mobile AID Ohio rarc sd. Those from al other
eountes M rssors s. toe camp l0cEted at Brookha
ven on the New ORE sns ard Jackson railroad.
All persons falliRg O report within twenty days viii
be arrested snd tres d desertsrs.
Tn ss aiming eEemp' ion under ths late exemp-
ton act" are required 70 report st the csP, prove
their claim aud receive certificates Of exemption.
All the laws ana regulations applicable 70 desertsrs
shall be spped 70 such nEcrpts fail 20 repair IN
the place OF rendezvous FOR Ioument OF HLo shall
desert after earollment
All refugees from olhsr States ars included In lie
asove order.
BY oIlsr Of tbs Secretary Ct War.
n r CLARK,
Major and A 4. General,
fo-rnqurs7t State Of Nigqi ssinpi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
THE MISSOURI MASSACRE.

The following verses were suggested by the late NJ
ui massacre. One of the prisoners condemned
., by the YaDkee General Mcneil, was a husband al
Q father Of a family OF little children eptrey dspe
Mt on him for the means Of livelihood. A heIe
,unR man nobly offered himself substitute Tor q
nds mned was accepted and died ia his stead.
He heard the childrens plaintiYe wall,
He heard the wife with frantic cry
Beseecbng mercy for her spouse,
BY brutal wretch condemned 70 die.
His heart with grief and pity niled-
This streaming tears, the pitied look
The agony of deep distress,
dis generous spirit n or could brook.
IF nauqht.n he said, ''but blood will do,
For him for whom these tears are she'd
Accent my life-no hearts will break,
Should / be numbered with the dead
I'll go and safer in his place,
I'll die for these, his loved ones sake
Nor wife nor child viii griSve for NE
The sacrifice I'll freely make {"
Tbs offered victim is received
The husband and the father freed
The thirst for blood Is unappessed-
The captive foe TO death decreed!
And now is pardon sought for him,
The brsve ard selfdevOted friend;
For him the mercy ssst is sought,
And prayers arise and tears descend.
A human heart will surely yieIdi
No crime demands victim slain
The prayers Of innocence he hear,
Nor guitless blood his conscience stain
But no lin vain are prayers ara tears,
The tyrant's heart il hard ss steel,
And nsVght can change the fell decree,
Or kIndie mercy in Mcneil %
OF can no hand be found to ssyef
Shall not the cruel blow be stayed
All no-ths heroic victim dies
The noble sacrifice is made
And zen swear vengeance Ger his clay
a. ,,rrrff ffTTaa IN yrrfafH nunfG IaVFa-
His sins, we trust, are blotted out,
And angels waft bis soul above
How long, o heaven shall sleep thy wrath
How long righteous God, how long
o grant, that when our foes we meet,
Our hands be irsa, our hearts be strong
Then woe to those who march beneath
The banner of SO vile q foe
Then blood for blood" ws'l hercely shout,
and lay the cruel mscresnts low
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
GsnernI maxcr Greg.

Gen. Gregg was killed by Minnie bali, which strTcz
him in the side and penetrated the spine Before bis
death he said to two of his aids: Tell Governor Pick
ons that if am die this tine, yield my life cheer
fully fighting for the independence Of South Carolina
The glorious death Of this distinguished gentleman
sxcites our admiration. We remember him years and
wears ago when the close of bis collegiate cOrTse
as member Of the South Carolina college. His class
contained quite number Of talented young men, EUch
as William Boyc', representative in the Confederate
house Of repre- entatiyes Louis Wgfal, member O
the Confederate senate and William Whsey, promi
nent member Of the Charleston bar and member of the
South Carolina Legislature In the rvaly for the fFsi
honors Of she college, William Whaley and WiliiGm
Boyce became involved in a serious difficulty. The
quarrel twice adjusted-once at Columbia, and
subsequently in Charleston. The parties were finally
reused to such pitch Of evaporation that street
fight occurred between them and their respective friends
near the court house in Charleston haley shot down
Boyce the bali striking the hip and ranging round
the spine, and Shubriek Pinckney shot down Maxey
Gregg the ball hitting against a bunch OF keys il
Greggs vest While prostrate the ground, Gregg
fred at Pinckney, sending ball through his thighs.
We have not seen General Gregg since that time
He subsequently, TO eminence at the bar and wai
appointed major IN the regular aymy of the United
states during the Eexcsn war and on the brsskin,
out OF the existing contest he raised regiment an,
participated, believe in the battle Of Fort Sumter
Montgomery Mail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS PAROLEO sND EXCHEDl
PRISONERS,
JACEs0S. Miss. December "a, 1Se2.
NOTICE is hereby given in answer to numerous in-
a1irieE that -l prisoners of belonging to the
Coufeiersts States serv c. deliveTs5 FcksburE
isr the Federal flag Ct truce have been exchanged
'arrivsi Al prisoreTg TnE within the Confederate
lines by other routes ONly be exchanged by report
ins in pc sen without dslsy thsss headquarters in
older TO Rave thsiz registered for exchange.
Pv command OF 3dgRdier.G Geuarsl RUSGLEs.
I1. sly s1ASSKI,
seaB IN A. 4. aud Inspector General