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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

ssr pHrsrv o. wstr.- rnorss,ion bss bees received O.
Bah thai ship PrHee Wales Of that city owned ~ Ms
Mcclellan sthe- Lsd besu eapiTed BY The rirats
ueonats and yeirsppd ON e2snDe fnrther
uca2rs The Prince of Wales sailed from cslsc MAJ Ter
Astwcrp)
su,v SyAsrAx or Nantucket Jas tons ass sold a aret,
yeh by p.urne, 70 Nalsn tosoasn ~ nysans tor
SsTD she 70 WOW 81 Bcv Bedford.
pgrr WIS Car. AZ 81 tons, butt sstss 4, t0s4 h,s
been sold ON bf'vais Nruls
sE,r AwpnSw JAossor, AIS leo IONS hull :. uya,c =.
las, hes been pota on private Terms
RAsu Ar, Asur crswe.stisn Llos's for asrnbvr m
stl.AssF, pvt into csdiy s,A inst lsAtv. -
HI Dsie e. Astsgs. froul MAJ york fos Barts.os w.
eowplst~ wrecked abo1 n leagues from ts sos Il III M
ias CntA ,tr ihth ut hs-nr tee srrcs IL nssniss
fnc were all saved.
m Bsrc OcssN PssHL, Destsr. from Wpasvr fos Nae
York With platter pur p'o Boston gOfh Ins ana rarogs
night OF s1th IN eaktNei Polly fonrs yr,,
boston for hsifar snt icst tovpff snd foremost Aiso
ESrnA. The j lost AMI grpftf on
po Is reported tight TRs osvsn Pesri wee 70 g. In
hs pNst bcs' Bs-aur, Nos
npioGsrs . s,rsusw. from paltrare COR Bovol mn,
hees I~sari~ Psss isih b,s'ss o.l scrv ard ~ ~
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Gorouer's Inquest.

IsRwIsE AteAls IN PRINCE SfEEEr--A NEGRO KILLED
wHun COMMITTING BuRoi sRy.--A pegro, named John
scholeld, Killed sunday night while committing
burglary 1o3 Prince street Tho particulars Of the affair
communicated TO reporter by Coroner wndey,
as lolowssAboui midnight Fronch,nan named Ddier,
who occupies tue floor OF the promises "a ques
lion, awakened by hi wife and informed that there
in the adjoining room Aiming himself
wilb large carving knife Dder entered the room and
suddeoiy came upon Intruder in The per.
son ~ six loot negro, who hal packed Up
large bundle Of clothing and was ranssckips
a closet for more plumber Tue Eronohman boldly ad
vaucei towards the burglar and demanded his surrender
wseg w .s.e. mi ~ bar, /. 81. a.ekc. end nsdc
movement a. II 70 draw weapon. Didef wss deter
raised tie carving sue and plunged ino The nesro's
BODY. desperate struggle then ensued The negro
deayoring 10 gc, away and III. Irelehuil DEF slne1
that ne sno9d not TO 60 with hIs ...s Ain ard again
the faai snls was p!an1sd .5 be BODY Of The brrslnr
A'a :. each plunge the copnlol seemed TO grow
aSif the ss Spro S, dei G III sooa TO-
wards tie dor aud fell heanong down stairs n.dier
Failed nlmselt for FINAL effort and bounded ioNl s.as.
after tue THE but TIE knife had a,ree aSne lie wo rk
The negro was found 10 be dying, and nothing aed
for Ddief but TO hand him over " the police ofcer
Mes happened 10 bc 10 the uegbbcrAoad he to
conveyed the dying man 20 the station touso,
where he expired IA 4 few minutes afterwards
Tho deceased was subsequently, recognized as John
SctGhed WHO bad louc been under TIE VIGILANCE ~ the
police Ia HE possession fond bunch OF skeleton
KEYS and tract which, Judging from iis tone had cvi
IDENTIFY been printed south VI usson aud Dixon line No
weapon was found upon bis person Coroner wdey bold
inquest upon the body OF DECEASED yesterday morning
when The ,ry rendered verdict n 0stidsbIe ho.ri.
cde, aud Dider, who had previously given himself IN
to custody WAS therenpon discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

ti4'os, "a. sapt ~, 1895
knmerse sSsvb'sgo. Jucxe Woodward, me ,rme,,.,,s
so@nss fc soternor, WA here ssstaAy sud MI, :,
~ ssoosrs,s '~h ,aos" 10 Ne e-e.rr
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S HiPPIN G NE w S .

MsvenasAts or Ocean stenmSvs.
Mails are forwarded by steamer In the regular hnes
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
ccpt the Canadian i.ne which call Londonderry The
steamers for or from the Continent call OF Southampton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

:, ser,ao cIosIsa ssF,sG o0EcERT BY Tns
AXIOM eiH6rro CLUB, EfC.--CohPLktk Lis1o W
yas PRIZES AND rHyiR WINNERS, ETC.
Although the attendance al Jones Wood yesterday was
not large az wss anticipated or could have Deen 10
s..ed il waa Eeyor,heess very satisfactory AID NE
sanstr pressn, wac larger than any previous day
an, sa,iyi The goasher was all that could be wnhed
and he day was by far the peasanest Of the bchusen
feet.
TIE shooting commenced yesterday al hisht ociocAs
and continued without inlermssion until nve r.
n. There having been few prizes ieS over
at large. Liberty they were placed 10 tne tempo
for competition, and were al shot for curing mo asy
Bat ,ha shooting hall Offering but few attractions f0f
pleasure seekers ana greater part Of the assemblaee
being ladies' tho great resort 70 which ell wendcd their
way TO the eastern PLATFORM, on which the concert
and the distribution Of tho pr1es W lake place. The
aaner was commenced here at the usual hour, tb,
sshut7sufost hand aoriiug he music Among the deSo
OF Terpsichoro number Of ladies who wore
Ds costume Of the Swiss peasapsry, which lent au'e an
eject TO the taus ensemble 81 the scene.
AT six O'Clock the dancing was etopred and prepara
lions hen made for tho concert and the dstriSn
OF tho prizes, which were 10 wind up the FESTIVAL
Tho plaform was decorated with transpsrencies and
Chinese lanterns bearing patriotic devises ana III snort
presented worry novel aAd picturesque spectacle,
lhs moving hrons representing aost every color In the
rainbow , L.
Mr.. r. H. Hirzel, gentleman OF influence, lately from
switxeriand who addressed them in his native tongue
After making few dcsultory remarks relating chiefly 70
shooting clubs, Mr. Hivze spoke Of their Importance and
ntsny IN the time of civil strife. The strength
of Germany consisted In her shooting CLUBS lie hoped
society Swiss Sharpsbooters would mol only 10
permanent organization but tho father OF many such
associations In this city and country Louis Napoleon
America Ca as he had done s~,sersnd Roland italy and
Germany. lilo moved Ike ont, slowly and
cautiously. Hc now in Mexico; he would
next he In Iexas-thep where would he boz Why. in
the United States. Tie said this was vital matter TO
them nll They had made this their country, and IL was
Vn..rN nft ~ oil. pf IN
importance OF raising shooting clubs and suggested
that thoir organization be for something else besides
plaasurc-for fighting. tCheers) lie strongly urged
upon them support the Union with all their hearts.
skill and strength. (Cheers.)
The ArioD Clrb then sung Vcfdrs observation-disclosures
with line effect, after which few pertinent remarks
we're made by SIR kubei.
The prizes at Tho Target Switzerland (aJ' IN money!
were tnen distributed in sunls a. donated.
PRIZES rlu,GEr swiIzsRltND.
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Port Of New York, September ~, 1893.

AIshsSc FOR WV Y0RK-rHs
FUN rs................ 4. morn 1, q
s DS SITS ..,..,...,,. ~ MGR wATER........ n
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Funeral or Colonel uryan, One Itundre,
nnd seventy fth Reg smc~t, Now Ysri
state vo5uAteess.


The ossequcs 81 colonel " X Bryan Ooa tiune rcs and
sev@ty ii,h New York state yoru,ecrs who wss killed
~ the attack upon ror tudeon 10 Jrno lss, oo place
yesterday ncrnooo iron the cry Hall The body lay
N state 10 the Governors Room from mo dsy Of ~
arrival up 10 yesterday Quite large number OF per.
visited the Room 10 order 10 pay their
respects 10 the decreased soldier
AZ three O'Clock the funeral procession r.syoa from
the City Hall Park The s!x,y.nintn under comuaoa or
Colonel ragiey actcd ~ escort.
upon the coc'.s was the following inscrptlou:--
sss,ssrISssT t~~
COL N. X. URYAN,
ovs Arhnssn Am ssyksrlIsrH v. w
June IA, isa3.
IN has 40h year. !
me loowiug gentlemen actcLas pail bearers ctionss
Foster and Alien, Captains c's, cermsin Newman Ma
sIire and Booker.
The Of the PROCESSION was through the yea GATE
Of the Park, np the Bswcfy 90 bond street ana dow
RoAdway 70 Cotssndt etrcct where the re1sIus vrye
put on board Of tho Albany boat Az lyan hc,mrs1
% Albany hts remains will be inferred n mai ritv a
sketch II tbs career Of the deceased together w,h fhs "a
cdens connected with bis dcssh, have slrssdr been
p,iblissSd. -"
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MUNICIPAL AFF AIRS,

sas New Work HERALD Go p>ossssA I'm Nv.
a Ass All Adyertisenas Ats xssutnx frsss
shs Goaansn Coons' -s-AeE now led = ,Hent
Of las Uaivsrssp gircuiAtion and Ira
mrHss YnfUe -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
no PATRoNs OF THE WING.

For monhs pst advance payment from all new Sub
sssf bsea y en'rced according 70 announcement Of
previous date The enoresment Of Ike terms with the old
rsroas The paper has for long time been known and Jf
necessity equally ufgen bui relying upon hese patrons
soncrn advance terms tom mere sense OF justice 70
@ rsasussrns an business transactions for months past
Lave sssa on sey s terms hetated The
We and ourselves With =
large and rapidly aereAng Indebtedness from this with
eu facilities ior collecting due, aud adopt As
later cf sprsssrvauoa, the following terms Of subscription
fos ne future:
~ uas VII se entered without Psyusntn advance, and every
nas certainly taken 81 book At the expiration Of the
gzs paid FOR.
TIE -2s zov going persons Who have paid for The sane
psl, advances o. this date VII b discontinued Al the e1-
51 q ths paid tor unless renewed By advance payment
~ pager, sat Psoa5 Who In arrears for past sab
sr continue thus to be Until tie er0l day Of April
ret that dsy, and subscriber Of this
IN De taken subscriber uut al srrcarses paid
-vzD3 ~ as7ssforh be s,ycty BY The square, according
&c 0a5hs5 Annual AMI other terms Of aoscanoia
si7-, ss sEss;sa " special srrlnEsasn; with the once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
prnnsadinRn 81 Congfess.

Congress has before Il Two subjects Of very grave I'M
portancc: the Exemption Bill ana sbe disposition OF
captured Yankee officers.
The law on Exemption has given great dissatisfaction,
and calls loudly for material modification. The Military
Committee has reported bill requiring all-except
Confederate and State the Conscrpt age
to be enrolled leaving to the Secretary Of War to dis
charge such Is NAV be unfit for any duty, and detailing
such as the public service may require This is objected
TO- ,hnit goes as much too fer way, the present
law does the other Besides, it places the whole male
p,pulaton between eighteen and foEtydVe At the mer-
ey of the Government Moreover it is urged and With
force that it is duty of Congress 70 deIgnSte the rules
OF exemptions and cannot omit that duty or transfer
it TO others without criminal renissnes'.
The subject is surrounded uith difficulties but it is
hoped that some wise and just measure may be agreed
to- From present indications, the provision OF the eE-
is,ing law, excmptng OF taenty slaves will be
unanimously repealed: The exemption OF persons to
perform public work opens the door 70 extensive impO-
sitons and should be abolished Detail is the process
by Which such persons should be selected; and they
should not receive greater pay than if in field At
present there are hundreds and perhaps thousands, Of
mechanics exempted from duty in the army and en-
Moved in mechanic arts for the Government who make
from $40 to $50 = ASy. n ne peaceful b
toe more dsSrAb need NOT also be Ghe more PrOit-
able
With respect to captured Yankee officers, whom 'he
Prsdep, proposes to turn over the State Executives
TO be hanged under State 4Ws-such course oproceed-
ing would no doubtbei in unison with popular feeling and
NAV be the most humane that could be adopted The
English and French by retalaon made the Chinese re-
spect the laws of humanity. II is the Ouy eHPedent
for reaching cosArdy, cruel and bSrbArous foe But
il one of those substs which We should prefer to be
determined, if possible by the Ofcers of our army As
civilians, we would be silent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
North Carolina.

The following telegram reached US Thursday night
after our paper had gone to press;
RnFraH. Jan. 22-Tbe House has the Revenue Bill
under consideration.
The senate is discussing the bill to raise ten thousand
troops for State defenee-On its second reading. a
Dreamble dsclaming any intention 70 CONFLICT with the
interests of the Confederate Government vas rejected
lS,to 25. A..
An amendusent excluding from its operations those
subject 70 CONSUMPTION and not interfering win ne eA
istinp regulations Of State and Confederate Govern
msnfs and expressing no opinion to the constiu-
tionaty of the Conserpt Law, was rejected 10 81
We had hoped the Legislature of North Carolina would
have re-assembled with more liberal and conclialory
views We know We have Confederate authorities who
have too ttleT regard for the feelings of others but
thew are uponS and our all is at stake. We must for
the time bear and lorbsar safety demands it. we
earnestly trust that the North Carolina Legislature in
view Of the vast interests dependent harmonious ac
ton viii do nothing to bring the STATE and Confederate
suthori,iss into eollsOn However provoked, We have
no time and cannot afford to vrAnge anoug ourselves
now. Let us postpone personal and party grievances
10 another and more distant day. The first the great
duty of every true Southron is to put forth oil his ener
giles for the overthrow of our nScSbls and bsrbSrou'
enemy.
We assure our friends in North Csr0liHS, that We who
sypAthze with them in the TrOngS Or sights they have
received cannot syupahi1s with thSm in cay measure
that NAV tend to impair the efforts Of the common Gov
for the common safety The time will COME for the redress
OF all domestic grievances but tils then, and while
forei1n foe is threatening us with subugAton, let Us
with united hesrs and hands upheld IAe sacred cause
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

NAroLioHs NV YEAE SPErcH.-0n the srst day Of
January 1853 the Emperor Of the French took the Oc-
casOn 70 renew TO the Foreign Ministers Gssenbed in
his PRESENCE the he has made 20 often lately
namely That he has desire TO make var and that
al his aspirations are for peace. When individual
harps continually upon his honesty. question Is TO
hi lack CT L having arisen We are led 70 suspect that
something il AN So In like manner NApOleonS constant
assertions that he desires peace Lead to the surmss that
he is, on the contrary, inclined for var.
If the French monsrchs desires for peace are siDeeN
We should BE- peased understand Why rSsrTes are be-
ing sent 10 Martinique, Why Thousands Of additional
troops ere daily departing from France bound to this
continent and Why many Of bis hSesiys plated men
ol-vNr arc nou sailing Ia our NBssss. We should be
a,6ed % hear ths; The Mexican expedition was to Be
rsoAled Then, ard not till then vii Ss place any re-
nce upon Napolqon peaceful aasercns belied they
are BY his warike deeds THIS sovereign Ellis bis hes
9Th IavoVer buckles on hS sword, takes rice IN bis
hand, and ;hep, With soh stnie says Noe let Is
have nice qle: ting proposition Se!ca sessns
bad Joke 70 those Is 10 Aad.sssrd 20 They naturally
fer thS. some Of his nuusrSu1 weapons may So on By
accdes srd 70 :hey prepare of the mice, quie: tine
By airdiaS OF sheir Srnoh-Iis- York HfHa6 :.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
FEEDTRicEsBUEs, Va,
January goth, 1868.


To the Editor Of the Wing;
read few days since, in one Of the Richmond Pc
riodcas notice Of the charge made by the Gath North
Carolina Regiment at Shsrpsburg in which it stated
that Hoods Division was driven back in Confusion
Allow me space to make a correction.
At that time Hoods Division consisted OF but two
BrCades Hoods Brigade consisting OF the LIST, Ath aud
9th Texas 18th Georgia aud Hamp.Ons Legion, aud
Laws Brigade formerly Gen. whitng's) consisting Of
the 2nd and llLh Mississippi 9Th North Carolina, end
the far famed 18th Alabama These two BriSadeS Aggre
eating 5000 men, includin: teaHsters and attaches
went into the light supplied With but 90 cartridges to the
man. After breaking through and thoroughly routing
two successive columns Of the enemy, their ammunition
was exhausted Unwilling 20 abandon the advantage 60
bravey uon scouting squads gathered from the field the
cartridges of the dsSd-both friend aud foe-and with
this supply endesyOrei to hold their ground until
sved by fresh troops Bu. their coming vas 30 'Irty,
that the last Of HoO4S ammunition having been expeud
ell he was compelled TO withdraw his Division which
done in III, most perfect ord,r During the continuance
of this fight many of bis division ared more than 20
rounds and the general sUerSge so rounds per man
No. Mr. Editor-Hooi'S DiTIion has never yet been
beaten ca SKI feld and Wseusves they 90 s.trN s'e'
hcy shcul4--ao ether body Of iE this Of Say Sser
arm Of equal alhssS RSra make 49, .tsemp: 20 re-
pair The loss 'IR0iNiAS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

may BE- liable TO perform military service, shah nj be
exempted by virtue Of this act Tl. F.tD
I Mr. HILTON, of Fla, moved that tic H,uSs 90 into
Committee Of the Whole FOR the purpose OF considering
the bill and amendments. Agreed TO-
On motion OF Hr. B0YCE, Of 8. C., Il was resolved
that when the House adjourn to-day, SdOurn 70 meet
on Monday NEXT -- ,
The Hsuse then resolved itself into Committee u the
Whole Mr. CURRY in the Chair and proceeded 70 con-
slider the Military Comuittee's Exemption bill. ~
Mr. CONRAD offered Tie following, which soespt-
cd by Mr. DAAGAH in lieu Of his amendment and adopt
ed by the Committee:
provided, That this exemption shal not apply 10
ssch 0lhcera Of any State may hereafter be
made liable to military service in the army Of The Goa
Nj. GARTRELL Of Ga, offered the following adj
tiOAal amendment:
"Lnd provided further TAAtno person shall bs en-
relied who has . substitute in the army, furnished in
corancs with orders heretofore issued by the Secretary
Of War"
This amendment gave rise to considerable discussion,
On notion Of Mr. CLAPP, the COnnittes rose end
reported progress.
-. APPROPRIATION poa SALAHIEs
Mr. KENNER, OF La, from the Committee on Wsys
and Means reported bill making appropriation for
fs increased salaries of civil officers Of the Govern
nest at Richmond, grantedlAst session. The rules
were suspended and the bill was considered and passed
POLITICAL PRISONERS
O motion Of Mr. PERKINS, Of La, the President
wa requested inform Congress what steps have been
tAhoa 10 procure the liberation Of persons taken in civil
life and transported beyond the bounds of the COnlede-
rcy aud what the reasons Why steps have not been
tahsu By this Government to set them o. liberty.
The VAR TAI.
NJ. CHIFFON, OF Ala, introduced n bill to provide
fs rounding to the State Of Alabama the amount
paid by mid State account q tbs WS Tax. Referred
IN he Committee WaVa and MeAns
COL. SARVoNL
On motion Of Mr. LYONS, Of Va, the President was
requepe ed 10 inform the House whether Richard Thomas
ot6erWiss kuosn as ZarVona OBOsr Of the Con-
derSte army ct the tine Of his capture and the circgm
staaces OF bis capture If known to tAS President aud
why De has net been exchanged.
On motion Of Mr.. CLAPP, the House adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
RANDOLPH FAIRFAX.

To TIE Editor Of tie Why:
VIII you obge old subscriber OF the FAi0 By Publishing
the enclosed letter. addressed by Gen. r. LES 70 Dr. Orlando
Pars, the occasion Of the death Of his son. RANDOLPH
FAIRFAX who fell In the bat s Fredericksburg grgef
the father for is publication bute due the memory of
his noble sondue his noble comrades 10 and iusrs
ting uoble feature Ia the character Of urous leader
that being In the midst Of many aud duiis he not
unmindfu OF the noble youths who surround him.
may also add young r. FAIrisx behaved with distinguished
gaany In eersa regular battles, aud nnumersble sknhes
cINP FREDERIcEsBJRo, 2sth Dec IS62.
Ny Dear Drill have gheYed deeply the death Of
your noble have watched his contact the
Of war and have pon with prlde the patriotism,
accidental and mauness VI character he has exhibited. have
hoped that opportunity would have occurred for the prooou
derrye-not that Il would have elevated him. but have
shown that his devotion duty by bis country
Such opportunity would undoubtedly have arisen but he
translated better World for which his purity and
pety had ennenty lifted him. You do nj b. told
how great has been his gain. II the living or uhom
you will ODER Ars Fairfax and your dsugters helr
felt npshy for kno~ the depth Of their grief That God
may give you and them strength bear this great tcioD, the
e rnsst prayer Of your early friend, X T. LIE
DE-. OhLAsDo FAIRfAx.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

T1crpENf o. rHr HArr.z Or NrETsn,scHe,~sihe
osins isciden, u related Of wednesdays bsits Be.
foro Nur4rcesboro'
Gen. Alexander Mcdowell heCookI Headquarters "sTe
A. the chateau Of gentleman resident il the rear OF
thei, lnsa He commanded the enemys right SiAs.--
Wien be heard the f sound Of our attack be "a. en-
RACED in shaving he Instantly tooe, saying, without
Addressing auy body confused and ercited DAoD.i
THAT Is Soat;sry 70 orders 10 ordered bis hosse % be
brought without delay, and turning y The genssen N
rhoss hose he Eus. hsrriedly asked WbO isopPpEng
z, to-day 81 "Najor GeneHl Chea.hsn.' General
EcCook, turning ashy pale and trembling from sons
nameless emotion rtOined SIS pos'ible Cha. Ih'Ts TO
meet Cheathim again = He mounted bis horse and
rode away without finishing the Interesting operation In
which he vas engaged At the bSles AlArum That DAY
General Wharton came along With his cavalry aap took
charge Of all General NcCoOks baggage, and really
haTnt heard whether he Is done shaving yet He had
met Chatham ct Perryve and Il Is POSIbIe he FORE
sas Uhat vas in store for the right wing that day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24
MAJOR q. II. WHEAT.

meeting Of comnissoned officers Of Louisiana regiments,
serving In NrgnA held the Ballard House, 10 the city OF
Richmond Of JanuSry 1863 the fosng preamble
aud resolution, we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas has pleased God In his infinite wisdom, TO
from midst late brave and gallant eomr.den
MsorC Wheat special Battalion ulsiAna Volunteers
who gaanlly fighting the head VI his cOmmsnd, the g
rious hed Of Gaines H. the lIih June 1854 martyr
fence Of the liberties Of his dearly beloved
sou thus ending rendered famous on the battle Fields
Of Mexico, Nicaragua and Italy; be IL therefore
That tender sincere and heart felt ympa
coincidence with his afflicted relatives Ia teir oss OF
eRdesed himself ~ the officers aud soldiers OF
the army, brave and gallant officer and noble, yeneroas
and chy alrous gentlsmAn.
Resolved I'd That 10 testimony OF and esteem
bis arsi attend body, his 10 her last
resting place thai the usual badge OF moarnng for
thirty days.
Resolved Cd That copy OF these resolutions be trsnsmsd
the deceased and that ,y be Pubhed Ia
daily papers this city, and those Of 0psouas and
drA La. and the Mobile rIbune Advertiser and Register
Gel II. 3. KELLEY, chAlrvsn.
Lieut. 6. g. DvrIE, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-24

diclmeut, as for anisdemeenOr: provided however,
nsrr.cires or Oder cause the cost Of the fabric or
osF arto!S shall b equal to the maximum price Of
sa fabric or other article, where 1t may be offered ior
sae then the manufacturer may, on notce 10 the Vo'
ronwealhs Attorney or With bis consent without no
tice move the county corporation court Tnes .n1
for authority 10 sell the same at price not exceeding
- DER centum on the actual cost thereof ana,
uDop proof Of the truth of his application, the SAID
court NAV grant him authority to sell said fabrics or
other articles st a maximum price NOT e1csee -,
per eentum on the actual costs so provided as