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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-24

Only IS Revolutionary pensioners remain
on the official rolls, drawing the small sum of
l,o44.S2 last year; 1878 widows of Revo-
lutlonary soldiers are still pensioned and took
sl32, $50. "A. Up to June SOth last, there
were 7,24S Army invalid pensioners, drawing
S3,67067; widows, orphans, and dependent
mothers, 1920; admitted during last year,
$3.50; amount paid, S542, 731.37. Army pen
sloners added during the year, 1882 Navy
pensions granted for year ending June so,
aoo; whole number, 544 amount paid, s23,-
mothers on Navy list, 577; amount Maid
Sll6,449; number added curing the wear
SIG. Whole number of Army pensioners on
the list June 80, 1869; pensions due them,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
GEORGIA ELECTION.

Thcre seems no doubt remaining that Gov.
Brown ie the new Governor elect of Georgia.
The Augusta. "Chroniclc and Sentinel says
"The majority for Gov. Erown over both
his comn"ti;ars will probably he over ter
thousand"
Without disI'aragcmrnt 10 either of his
comp"titors We, ~ allies and coatclcrates O!
the -a1i State of Georgia, feel entitled to cons
sratulatc that State on the result. Governo'
Brown is. beyond dispute, man of great al
miri-lra;iya ability, and, hy general consent,
has done very much to improve the resources
a-,d industry of the Common wealth. OF this
the Gcnrgians arc the best and sole judges:
bat in the interest of rh" common cause.
Wherein wc arc AL lcagurd together, it mn'5
be satisfactory 10 ali Conrclc"ates that Geor>
cil Das again given herself Il Chief Masis-
;rate 81 prompt aud Jealous in the common
cause. ana one who has 50 lately checked the
inso'rnt inserm"ldling Of pretended foreign
"Consuls." who were no Consu|s. and whose
dismissal followcd so quick upon Gov. Brown s
cnrresnondence with Fuliarton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

Capture OF YANKEES At CH!ELEsTnwS.-
On Sunday morning last a lii e after daylight; n
norton Of General Imbcfcn's :n,c-s capture!
regimcn Of Yankees. the 9th Si.!'y land Infantry,
aI.i the greater part OF q car"1ry company nj
Charlrstown, Jeff rson coInty, numbering from
4J0 20 500 men. The attack. wf; l"arn. WIS led
hy Mr. Harry Gilmor and Car''in John II Me
Nrill II was complete surprise. Our forces
had marched from Berryvil'e. in Clarke county,
starting about , o'clock. and reaching Charles.
town. 70 miles distant. JUS. in :ira 10 " wake
up" and surprise the Yankees. The Yankees
retr ated to the Court House. III which they hai
made port holes, and prepared To fight Us After
they had gotten in. McNeiil stuck wh;:e hf@
on his gun, and going 70 the Court House dc
mauded surrender This they promptly de-
cined TO DO. and declared their purpose TO fight
ncNeiI retired. W hen hsy commenced firing on.
our troops, but so wildly. tha. nobohy wa;;
hurt" We soon pII p battery III position a1::i
cave them 4 few round shots some of which
Struck and passed. though the Corr; House
| " hen they speedily j. Gated their wish 10 be
taken prisoners r.. Ir gallant fellows very pn'
! !;te!y and kind -ycommodsted them So th5
| whole party ''bagged" without great tr0abl:
| before brcal ..st
| The Coniuieratas then enjoyed the hospitali
ties which the Yankees had prepared Tor them
selves and gathering up all the plumber about
| the wagons. the horses. the guns, the knapsacks
the sugar, cof:es, ammunition, &c, &c, OF *hici
there were right smart quantities. prepared to r.
tire. Just then, a superior force OF the ene'n.
made its appearance from the direction OF iiar
uer, Ferry when we retired sior!y and in 2 o.
order with our prisoners and boot; 70 E3erryvii!s
the enemy following at respectful distance, Az
fighting rs ~ opportunity Offered. In this retro
grade movement ~r lost some twenty m=n kille
and wounded, OF the ensmy's loss we canmt
> speak. It was quite nice affair, and was Yer
handsomely performed. The prisoners nre no.
| on their way to Richmond Il Rockingham Rt
, gister, Gctoher %,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
Alfbmcn1 Enqu.tn
BY TYLER ~ ALLEGRE.
IoNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1868.
Ills Pool. WITS.

The Yankee monoy manufacturer, Secretary
Chase IN lis late speech at Mozart Hall, Gin
cinnati, diseougsing .. bis "greenbacl,s," gives
this thcory oal ru'io"ai* of his paper. We
extract from the s. eech as published in the
Washington "Rcruhlican:" :"
''And SO set my poor wits to work, to ny
70 devise Il uniform currency for this country.
(Great applauSc.) | would not think much Of
auni:prm currency, if we were not going to
have Il uniform people. would not think
much of one currency, ii we we're not going 70
have one republic: hut if VIC ara going to
have one republic, based upon free labor, then
| want'somethins by which that free labor
'=as. 's''-.'- - and by Which that reward
a -, sa!o as the nation is SAFE.
(Checss.)"
This is perfectly right end true and it is
we'll to have it from the mouth OF the credit
mcnger himself Ifthcy ARE going t." have
one republic based upon free labor"--that Is,
if they subdue the Corfcdcracy and confisca C
all its prcperty-then their currency is as safe
as the naticn is safe but if mol, then ilr
Chase 'does not thin! mich OF hi, currnnsr."
As between the two kinds Of paper money.
then, "grcenhackS" and Confederate bills. th.
whole credit Of the one kind Of paper iepeods
uraa tlir conquest oi another nation, and the
crrdt ii the other kind is based upon our own
properly and industry. II is the estates and
wcal;l nt tha South, therefore, thai corst-
tute tie fund out of which both nations rln:r,
uron making good their liabilities and saving
their credit. From Saa;!'cTn means ona or the
ohcr ri the two currencics il 10 be redeemed
Mhiri. shalIit il he?
M human being in the Cnn!cdcrac7. en-
lowcd with ordinary iiSc"ursc ot reason
believes in his heart< that the Yankees will
suhiugate MS and pay their war A"bt nns Of
our coniiscated lands. Nnt"rc. Well. then
Mr.. CnaSc's green money is mHd,H! pure and
s;mr.,r. while our Tr-a~urr bills, Issued on
the basis nf that which IS our own. and nnon
Cur resolution to defend the same, stand lrra
and s;aumch.
Anoflicr element, also, will. as we bHirvc,'
cntev in:n the account upon the general srtile
mant Il we defeat their invasion hv force or
arms thai is by the destruction of their
armies and military power, then there will b"
nothing 10 hinder Us from imposing a contri>
hu'ion uron them, and collecting it, too. for
the expresses of the war. One maxim of the
senrcnt1us Lincoln is worthy IF all accerta-
ton: it ia, that ''thc loser Of tie cause pays
he cost" So he it.
Oar C1nlrlcrat- money is good money
The President who generally says the right
cord at the right time. Is reported I" have
told RI" rcorle in North CAroloa, DUNG his
pse'-nt tour
''Tn take care Of their Confederate moncY.
that it wauli lie Of full valnA ate: Il while
Many persons are thr wing away money
r-dcr the prevailing mania for ali kina- OF
which they could most advan-
ia -enuslv use, perhaps, may sorely need after
awhile" I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
Very respectfully submitted hy
Your obcdient servant
Signed Il. aLsToN,
Licutenant-Colnncl p. 4. c. s.
TIE PRESIDENTS SPEECH At CHAT
TANOOGA.

TANOOGA.
Some audacious trick seems to have been
ploved with tho tclegraphic report Of this
speech The Chattanooga "Rehel," Row pub
lished in Atlanta, makes this announcement:
On last Friday we published. simultaneous
ly with all the other journals of the South. a
sorcnadng speech of President Davis. re-
ported from General Brags's headquarters,
and approved as correct. according IL law. hy
his Provost Marshal Gen. Alexander Mekin-
Stry.
In his speech the President was made 70
cuagizc Gen Bragg as military commander
of the first magnitude, and tn lcIounce all
who are, OF have been ol different opinion Us
the creatures Of mslice. whose shafts fall harm
loss 1T the victorious foUtst"ps Of lie hero Of
ChicEamauGa
iincn his return to Atlant;. the attention Of
the President was called TO this offensive
publication. He expressed the most indig-
nant surprise Such an idea. muc! less such
words. lie said, hai never escaped his lips. nor
would they had he entertained them. SO far
from eulogizng Gen. Bragg, he had not men
toned 50 much n his name in the course 0l
his remarks and had s;adinmsiv avoided any
allnsnn which could irritate the large number
of Gallant officers who were antagon'Stc TO
the commanding General. He asked Gcmcra
Gusts Lee to make Inquiries ina, tho matter.
and 20 correct the strange misrepresentation OF
his address, We hereby announce the fact IN
our readers, in Justice both to The President
and cur avn columns. The Press Association,
through thr sunerinTeDdpnt, Mr.. Thrasher, is
making the proper effort to discover the source
of the despatch which communicated snch
false statements.
Meanwhile, We shall refrain from II" cS.
preston of an opinion Of the otlirHr-ti"n"'a 81
Brarc's confidential friend and Prorns. 5iar.
shul G,ncrnl-who rut the broad seal ot army
headquarters upon it. and approved 't ~ tt'"
press of the country as c 'rrrct Ii is tn he
made the subject of an ofiicia! inquiry. We
should Ike very much, however ~ hear what
he has to say IN defence Of himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
FRENCH IN MEXIC0.
FIRM iaic,, Y. S. Papers

Gen. Forcv, hcinrc his departure from the
CITY of Mexico. issued some high.handCd Or
dera against the unknown assassins OF a
French Xouavs threatening TO burn down the
town Of Tiaxpan, where the man WAS muir
dnrril if the act was not otherwise cHpiated.
Tue new campaign against .]narez WIS ahou,
70 fcgi,. with the small chances of success
nn tie part Of the French. We may now !uok
fur exciting ncSs ir.m Mexico.
Ex-President Juarez WAS re0rganizing same
sort OF ministry in the Northwestern nrovin-
ces. Comnnfort is Minister Of War. Nurcz
Of the Treasury, Jose Maria E;:lcsias, alinisar
Of Justice, &c,
II view Of this Formidable rcws, the Fan>
KEGS anticipate that tho Emperor Napoleon
vii! soon run from Mexico in alright. Thc
Nav York Herald SAYS:
The sooner thar Napoleon gives mp his wild
Mexican scheme the hettcr will it he for him
.clr and his army. Instead nf sending out 4
substitute to replace General Fnrey, he $l'onld
act with rromptness and decision. and recsi!
the whole nf his soldiers now in Mexico cor.-
!r,rv to the will rf his own subjects and III"
Mexican nnnalc. BY this means he would re
lrye himself Of a Craze responsibility and
rrcrnnt other seriors cnnn'icatiOns which
must otherwise arise Out o: this vexcd Mezi-
on question.
THE ErSSo-iHERlC..N ALLIANCE.
The character of the speeches At :he Ncv
York banquet to the officers Of thu Russia.
feet had invoked considerable comment il,
Irrland.
The Lcrdon Times, in speaking Of the
American statements in regard to the Russian
seet in the american waters. says: That
the Russian squadron Of the Eastern Ocean
should wintcr in al American pert to eicars
the ice ia the Baltic Sea. and thus he nearer
It's cruising srourd in the Spring. is nn:hin.,
mare than q nautical circumstance To bull
upon i such diTeiul consequences to atths
world rs have been predicted snot American:
it is absurd. Il IS an absuTdity even thnt
ought 20 be roo mild f0r stump orators. II
will be observed that the Russian and ANA
rican Admiras. who ~. real officers and sail
ors. do not echo the blood thirsty trash which
IA asccrtainai to bcicrg to a person named
Walhridge, who IS like q vanishing director
Of o hubble company in London.
Tho Yankee papers. however, AZ nsas!
represert that England is in dreadful 'larns
ut the prospect Of the Russo American Al
liance. having ns donht heard of that toast
srcrosed b. Mrs. Lincolr. which was to re
sound ,hreug aristocrai!c halls and palaces oi
Europe with such stunning effect. Says the
Herald. Earl Russell has hai his perceptions
cf International law wonderfully .suckenee
hv the futteripc of the Gross Of St. Vladimir
in ths harber Of New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
DrBLIC s,LE or LANnIN HANoyEn CO.

In .'e'!e7cs t, a decree Circuit Court q: isn
coauty, onounc.d the Goth day of Grp;s nhsr.
1863 the Undersigned, special miss oDer wuu MG-i.
DAY. the 20 day of NOVEMBER, 1853 IL moi rcIy
b.l dav ,J ea'hrr il IL b then =; i-s: oi cay
thereatt-rl CCUld I'LL M. lat. res!i. IA: D.
Wu K Nelson Gec-n>ed - O'Clock. 81 :l- high
b; der the to"ll Hill racf !an3 r|'airnc rig.
h undred and G-r-, Esvii. th--.u lrrr- dwelling
house al! ;he Ut apn.-s b-Tn-, saTi-S Gc
fer large farm q good cri r
G. ud Hill i b" af':rly situated the P;.:nUGsv riv
err from Hanover Court House do the CcnTI
Railro six, from the convenient r"s- ianiu,
the PamGnkT Fix and Eyin 'Lo city o: R.c'9ul ciSl
teen miles
The land is very productive, good soN for iInIr~v"
ut, md has On il aG ahuIdt'cr OF wood aad r"ailT
for 'he z- Of il this i as dies r.Jy fIr ally tLs
Pamurky river.
Or. tr- me DAY aud at IN" Iacr. tG1rl6 Hin
vii: sci the SSnSt die Other s5n1li r CT Of
land iniug thirty and krre-forrl ;:rr-S ad
joining thu laad. Of Mr. JOHN Haw aud o;h-rS ile
Irow:ng terms Ia bo'l traces ou.;tr; "f h" rnr.
chas uusey ra; all" cash. third il. twelve nnrfs
and third to 8 ta- p1Tcda vr 80: .- c-rr
e pas executing bonds wiz; approved personal
Gu liy, and carrying itPr, I from TIA day ." sal: and
the ,tl- .ainaa III the wmO. e the money br p. d.
the option o. he purch, TIE whsle nj II" rOcee'
sal. receivable cash, and 'Ie lite transferable by
deed snis- in compliance with thc rcT g
Mr. James WI. s,on ht present ,.n-g-T Gou'd Hal,
will take pleasure In going the farr: with prrSu
w.rg examine II; and Mr. E!' th. small trac
MS residence. iZEHlkL 5. TAL'EY,
spp 3O-cvSwl ''",r'rr
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[No. G.l
RICHMOND, October l&3, 1863.

tTCHMDSD, OttHieT Ia, IHO5.
nri.adier General s. A. MEREDITH, Agent Of
Exchange:
Sir: Accompanying this communication you
vii! find the copy @: 4 letter from Lieutcnant
Colonel Aston of General Mprgaus com
mani. Lienrcuan:-Goluncl Aston. is the HI
Ger who was delivered Il, City P"int by the
last flag Of truce beat. On the ioth Of Sep
tnmh.r Hast you informed lie that United
States authorizes had mailing whatever to do
with the treatment that General Morgan
and his command received when impTi-
soncI at Columbus" In my interview with
YOU, ,ahcCt one week ago, yon informed me
that General Morgan and his officers were
held for others thaa "the members of Colonel
Streiuht'a command" You showed ne let
ter FROM from General Hitchcock: in which
that fact vas announced. 1t seem that your
authorities, having been assured, either from
nv repre- SenatioRS, or from those OF your own
psorle in confinement at Richmond that Col.
Streghr and his officers were receiving pre-
ci.aiy the same treatment as that of other prl-
soarr-. ;hcv have adopted some other excuse
tlr fhc continued confinement oi Genera! Nor
ran and his oiticcrs in pcn;entiary. ask
# this docs not show dcterm inatinn to keep
these officers in confinement intended tn he
;rnominiou,? When one excise fails another
is set up.
Your Secretary of War has. himself, borne
testimony OF the homer Of Lieutenant
Colonel Aston. ]. therefore, call your atten-
t;oa to his communication. and again ask you
Row can General Morscn'* original incarccra:
ton in the Ohio pententiarv, bis continued
consnem"nt therein. the indignities received
by him and bis brother officers, and your an
nouncemant at cur last interview be explain
81. If "the United States authorities had No.
| thin, r, dn with the treatment Gcnc-al Nor
gan and his command received when I'M
| nr;,nned at Cniumbus!" Will you also in
firm me- whether the United States authh
rites" inccnd TO treat these officers as felon
in the future? Aud ii not, whether those
authorities will allow others SO to treat them
Re,rsctfully, vour ohndient servant,
Ro. GELD, Agent .t Eceda'ye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
THREATENED RAID.

Information Of an official character was re-
ceivrd in Lynchburg on Wednesday, that
boAc of Yankees under Gen. Averili. are
threatening another raid in The direction Of
Buchanan, in Botc.orrt count-, Va. Steps
have doubtless been taken to Ilc.: and repcl
the danger. We have no report Of the nan'-
ber of the enemy, nor Of the rute Of their
-nIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIGGlNIA.-
ID PROCLAMATION

Information hhNrg harn receive By the Executive.
thst 4 dun Shcarer. charged with dSlovaiy; ! s I'm
J. Siuia. charged w':h t-lcy, aud Burw-'i slave,
also ch rgi with felony. who III; coHf@c' IL the
Jail Of Heurico escaped te;,irom The night o the 2h
aust u a,e nnN going al large:
7htrcfHr-,l do hereby offer reward of Ono Hum
drcd a"d FIIty iiollnrs 10 any person per.orS
who shall the said ShcGtr, Sims aud the slayc
BIrw- and deliver them into m" jail Of Hsn'cp
~. Fifty Dollars for such sr;et nad delivery "r
either; and do. 20 i'e III S!lic-rr o his
Com sssh, civil and military and .rqi,' the pc pie
generally I" uss ;ltir best -Xcr"n 10 ioc III" arrest
OF the said re:sons named thai they may be- bruG. h
justice.
(-~~) Given under my hard rs Governor aai und"r
SL the lesser sal of u. C1tIE'nnwrt.t. ~ Hi"h.
t~-) mond This ais DAY OF Or"h'r IN The ysar 1868
JUtiN LETCHER.
By the G"vern"r:
GEO w MUSFoRD,
Stcy uf The i,orSnth
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS GHce, J

RICHMOND. VA, Octoser |. 1858.
rl'0 Maria II. Hubbard. in her righ. and as ad-
! uir.ir.rry II VIA Hubbard. u Ceased, plaintiff.
s~t Wel,imsroJ Eoddin,- Powhntan {: ober's, and
Wiiam I and Ella Hubbard, the TWO last O, whom
r.. infants. by Wu folke., thel guardian cd Efem-de
:-a.Ea'S
Yaa .rc horebv u"thed thai have liked upon the ID
ay 4 o" 13rr mex: if fair, If not, the FIRST fair day
s-rs r Srniny -xrep;-d., ~ take and tie at MY
cA,e 4" "cc"un Ut the plaintiff, administration Of the
~ e: her rre.tac, and O; AL orsapdi e End unsa;is
ga i.bs 81" S.d eSai Cf the transactions OF the de
-a;sa: Gnd!n ard Roberts. - trustees under The I'd
:. i,, ;sc:a as trustees t"r Joseph Alien; and
NIX. .rher -: arrangrm, stited 10 the oil b. which
i r.aro,ri satisfy tae unpaid debts OF the pro-
c.rd O. = r..; wtch m:y be ia the iancs OF the
,;,. a'2fs-! After paying the Debt secured by said
let IS Exempt TIE personal esae, o. 'or she hele
j. n" ,f.nt defendants, required 70 be tak-r by he
!-,::- ie1r County Jourt rendered th- sia day
81 >-'.:.U-r .62 In suit in ciSncery de Dcnd!ng in
C,-f Ia which youAre parties, pailti> ard de end
sas c al! place you a we'll is ;he rediiurs
o: 4 a. yequ reG TO attend With the necessary
So. .h... - -rah!e me 10 settle said accounts.
..-. C=dst r.y hand Comris 'ioner i'll CaaDoery Of
IL ,aia C5=r The d:y and :csr first aforesaid.
ec:!- wit - SANDS, Com'r.
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10 & T. Wotssr., and to the said B. +.

J'O it 4. HoigSfa, and 10 the said Il. X.
4 iiuL2cr- aaa L.. II Lindsay.
= :.rrcr h. the liv dy Of Nov, mber, lS63, ut
Ii. 5:i.e, v~ar; & Sands in the c,y CT richmond
yr,: y. = Grdsr3I:ned will ,roceed to take de.
poy:-a.,:w Go!I.u ard oh"r,. 10 be read evidence
"a. IL il casacery e-p- ding in he Co:ntv Court Of
H,ur. i ~ ich /. h. TN i-rsis I'd, plaintiff ani
T. :ac ..ii B +. Rodgers and Fl. Lindsay and eth
. ,r- I,!:cAliy: aad if from any the -aid de
position. '"@n-ncd o., that day ,or.if comme"c d,
!'-y b. -; aided al day, :h.y IL Do coGt'n.
o.: o-rsc.4 l. 81. -hou's. an il complrted
Spi yo-y -. lad Y. F. X d.es. hereby flrtN er no
r.t.t -. ! sl.l w. The Circuit CouIt OF Hen leo
,z:s. he r>' day o: be n-Et tern ofthe Sd Court,
- jrdcr ;he % -" sizing that day. /! not tho"
sr. ss>>"n OF said Court. To We 'r"Iu
ts ,siI C";.a' CO. Is. H"nrco i:to tbs said Circuit
r5gt. - iI-Trc,, it in "taac-ry pending .aid
G. 80 Ctrrr, -! incj! he ucd--igad plsl iif
o.:'oa =. >+d Is = Eod 5ess, K w Green and others,
a:-a.i-IG. = A. u. WILLIAMS,
url =. iw Actpg Trnstap.
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GEO. w MUSFoRD,
Stc'y uf the GorsIu'.h

Shearer Is about 80 yeHrs IF r-. feat 70 incl rs
high, aad weighs about - porHS: dacs hair blu -ns
IL compilations; had wh"a IA ped da:s cog, and
panta oous. and raw hat
SIM is ahou: q years old. six feet high make,
hair !opg AID dark, sni d! yfsi had navy cap.
with Gil, band
Burwcil the s'avc Is about 23 cr 81 ears oil = 1t
iocheS high. gipg g-rtrsa5 rour vny b wrrf ed.
aud walks badly, StnGt bui l. .d dark clohe,, u
STRAW hat with out brm, ;l pIi- OF skin shoes.
Es Wing, Sentinel aad DlspRci copy. oct .-caw
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I No. IL
R.csn.sp, VIRGINIA, October II, 1868.

R.rsN.HB, V1RGINIA, October II, l8o5.
Eon. Jsmes 1. Seldom, Seeretaryef Rar:
In compliance with your request I bss
1,oys :, submit ,hsfollowrng statement:
Or the 55h Jay of July last Brigadier Ge-
neral John H. Morgan, in command of a force
IS Confederate cavalry, attacked the Federal
harrison at Lebanon. Kentucky, which con-
sisted of the Twentieth regiment Kentucky
H., about hve hundred men, and a section
of artillery, aboHs forty men, all under the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

MoFE of WHEELER's opEaaTioHs.-G Officer
Of General Wbceler's command, who have re
turned, leaving their cnmmard near Conf
land Ala. report thar dnrirg the "trip. Gen.
Wheeler destroyed and burned eleven hundred
and sixtv-iiyc wagons killed three tAousand
mules. and between Nashville aai Murfrees-
l,pro'. tore up zen mi!es Of the railroad A
large amount Of government stores were de-
str0yed at both McMinnYille and Sheiby'ilIe.
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OFFICE W. CENTRAL REC

Z
>-. RIcHHsSn. October % 1863
NSriCE TO THE STOCKHULDEnS OF
:, ms VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL DAD CO.
ah"a reeiiag Ct the so"kh ,lders Of tn Yira iaia
R,t.a droad company will be heid in the city Of
80, CT THURSDAY, the 2G,h DAY cf November,
HHchho!de.s will pass free the cars when scipg
'aa r"'rraing fr IN he meeting
if.''ae'" irop, the b, Laws Of the Company
49," pToAi", - r-pres ent s:c khnld.r .t a genera
-,s hai b. IN w:.t,'E. nnd sig@rd by be prrson thus
ia he rcwer partre' ships mey sigu In The nsme
p"'ta.rShip, AZ! h- s.gu Of either n ulbr Of
s:a'! b. valid No r.oxy shall be valid givsr.
t.nr "'a sa;y days p:!or the e,;n of the Com
s proxy 20. indviaus, stockholders shall pass free
or re- urn't frttr the meetings of ID: Company,
IN - he Is Ei:nSpf s.oekholdcr
"'a' to any general melting"
o.os j. eARRETT,
'ets'Nov Trsesarsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27

8ST CERTIEiCATE.-Taksn from E5 posse )
IL sion By por.ioI of the 9Th Illinois cavalry, on their
Id in Northum erand ~, the l7ih day u! May
LIST Certificate of Deposit No 353 dHei April lSi-
e in the Of Jas. II tiuduali losn Of Frbrusry.
- .Ss per cent for S50 All persona tnrawarne I'd
fror u1ding for said eerse of deposit a. application
Will Oe made the Cnuf-dera. Stafr. Tn,asry for tbe
rrneDa I'll Of the 5am. JAS II. HUpNAkL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-27
COMMiSSIONsR'S OFFICE,

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Tb II CREDITORS AM KNOWN HEl IS
/ az IN HuFFI, DEC % --iir u decree :, the = ir
Cont g. the Cs'y of kichnood entered the Old
C'y" Ma c5 "a 81" suit of Mass MA Armstrong
al directed 20 ruYuiIe what We're the ,mI
aG .tii,-S sua consideration OF the deed ROM J. B.
Mi.cp. W.. Knr dated 2ith January, ls.5. d re-
c9T! = ;.e Cir1ki Office Of Hrnrco 'ounLs C"ur aud
q rs; designed 20 be vest-d /" Rolf and
w.,: designed ii t h- should Id IL ard
was: r"t~. IL heirs CT sad Roiti have In said
IA -: IA jaad conveyed y said deed.
sg' :: her i, .V. II - have ix Il OF the Sth day
>. December IS. ay Office in he city Of Gcbmo: d.
9,Iec:~ i= II d,crr-. AZ prrsO:s having de"'s or
cs ac Inst a: said EOl. his estate will resent
Ia 81 IA, lin, ana ace, WITT the roof 10 sus;ain
iseg Illus }. EVANS.
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