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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

OF MR. LINcoLN-ANoruER DRAFr 0F Two HUS-
IKED THOUSAND MEs-ARgIvALoF DISTINGUISH
nd UNION PRISONERS Loss or AN ITAL-
IAN FmGATE-PAssAGE OF TIE GoLD BILL-WAn
MATTERs-.&c.. DC. 30,
New YoRK CIrr, March II, 1864.
AS was anticipated would be the case,
Lieut.. General Grant has been assigned
to the command of all the armies of the
United States, by an order of the Presi-
dent 1t appears that his visit to Wash
ingt0n was merely to consult with the
authorities there. lie made flying visit
to the front of tho Potomac Army, and
then left for Nashville with plenary pow
ers for the organization of the armies of
The West and South. II is believed that
lie contemplates vigorous campaign by
the united armies this spring, and
particularly in the Southwest.
Gen. Halleck, out-ranked by General
Grants promotion, is made Chief of Staff
of the Army, under the direction Of the
Secretary of War and LieutenantG General
Commanding. Gen. w. T. Sherman is
assigned to the command of the military
Division of the Mississippi, composed of
the Departments of the Cumberland, the
Ohio, the Tennessee and the Arkansas.
Gen. Mcpherson is assigned to the COM
mand of the army of the Tennessee.
The President-makers are considerably
confused by letter of AIr. Secretary
Chase, to Hon. J. C. Hall, declining to
be a candidate for the Presidential nom-
ination, on the ground that the Ohio Leg
islaturc has manifested preference for
Mr.. Lincoln. The declaration is gener-
ely considered 6o1a..ftle, but those who
rely on a Republican split insist that it
is only feint. Mr.. Lincoln's chances
for the nomination improve daily; he has
recently been endorsed by several addi-
tional Legislatures and State Conven-
tions, and the result of the New Hnmp-
shire election is considered great ad-
ministration victory.
The President has ordered another
draft of two hundred thousand men, in
addition to the five hundred thousand
ordered Feb. lst for the military service,
army, navy and marine corps of the Uni
ted States, the draft to occur on the 18th
of April, wherever the quotas have not
been previously filled.
Gen. Neal Dow and Capts. Flynn and
Sawyer, so long confined as hostages in
the Libby Prison, with the threat Of exc
cution, have arrived at Fortress Monroe
under a.fag of truce.
The British emigrant ship Star of the
West arrived here on Tuesday morning,
and reported speaking an Italian man-of-
war, at first supposed to be the Re
dItalia, but since decided to be the Re
Galantuomo on the evening of the 7th, in
latitude 4O:4O, longitude G4:2O, in sink
ing condition. During the following
night the vessel disappeared, and it is
feared that she was lost, with all on
board.
Congress has passed the Gold Bill, au-
thorizing the Treasurer to sell such gold
as he may have on hand, from time to
time, after satisfying all demands for the
payment of current interest, and to form
a sinking fund of one per cent. on the
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

FoRr SUMrER.-The rebels are now
reported to have five guns in position on
Fort Sumter.
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OrFIcz OF CmEy CoYxIssARY,

DEpARTMENT OF TIE SOUTU,
HILTON EzAD, PogT RoyAI, SC,
cEALED PROPOSALS, I'M DUPLICATE.,
y will be received at this Office, by the UNDER
signed, until the 31st day of March, dnstantl, at
12 O'Clock NJ, for purchasing from the q. s. Gov
ernment all the Hides, Hoofs and Horns Of Beef
Cattle used by the Army in the Department Of
the South, during the months of April, May,
June, july August and septem6er, lsa
soon as taken from the Beef, and will be held
accountable for them, whether he gets them or
not, and will remove them, at his own expense,
as often as required by the commanding officer
of the post or place where the cattle are slaugh-
tered.
ment posted at its head, and will be In the fol-
/, A. B., do hereby propose to purchase from
the U. s. Government all the Hides, HoOfs ami
Horns of Beef Cattle used by the Army In the
Department of the South during the months OF
April May june JIlg, August and sePsemGGer' iG
&c, Of each animal slaughtered.
A.. b..
To be subscribed by two responsible sureties.
as follOws:-
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree, that
should the above bid be accepted, We will give
our bond in the sum Of One Thousand Dollars
that the contract shall be fulfilled.
A.. Ca.
H.. b..
No bid will be entertained unless the bidder Is
present to respond to his bid.
Payment to be made once per month.
Envelope containing bid to be marked " Pro-
posal for Beef-hides, &c"
NJ. r. MORGAN, 1t. Col. ard G. s.,
Chief Commissary Dept South.
TTNION THEATER, HILTON HEAD.
u MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Mach 2sTH AND 9th,
The domestic drama entitled
THE RENT LAY;
" AUI.D LANG SYNE", by Mr.. r. Dickson and
the company; COMIC SONG, by Mr.. W. II.
Owen: and the amusing farce entitled
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
Doors open at $50; Performance commences att.
TOR CHARTER-THE SCHOONER DEL
i PHINE-Capacity 500 bbls. Draft Feet
when Loaded. Inquire OF
DUNBARS & FRANZ.
CUGAR CRACKERS AT AUCTI0N.-A. J..
y STIMSON will sell, OH Friday next, at noon,
Immediately after the sale of Flour, at. the Com
missary Building l. barrels OF Sugar Crackers.
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has the enterprise and the facilities to
keep the whole Department well iced this
season.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
From our Special Correspondent

From our Special Correspondent
LINT.-GES GRlST-GKS. HALLEcK Change OF
DEPARTNEsT CoMaASpEI.s---SECRETAgY CHASE
DECLINES TIE DEMONSTRATIONS ENDORSEMENTS
OF MR. LINcoLN-ANoruER DRAFT oF Two HUS-
BHED THOUSAND MES-ARgvALo DISTINGUISH
nd mUSIoN PRISONERS Loss or ITAL-
IAN FmGArE-PAssAGE OF TIE GoLD BILL-WAn
MATTERs-&C.. &C.. &c,
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

CUGAR CRACKERS AT AUCTI0N.-A. l..
y STINiSON will sell, OH Friday next, at noon.
Immediately after the sale Of Flour, AT. the Com
missary Building. II barrels OF Sugar Crackers.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-24

TNOR CHARTER-THE SCHOONER DEL.
i PHINE-Capacity 500 bbls. Draft Feet
when Loaded. Inquire OF
DUNBARS & FRANZ.
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IL A il 81 s FOX S A L +

weeEr fer sale privately IN. following farms:
500 acres Yiori. the ruiirnst fem Taj.,:et.
Fl Marks, portion rich hammock aai, the h.!lrt.
4s.yiy un'ersl' OF n''i>.S'o ~, prize
l,293 acrr. II Misi,spp!. De Noble -: cl'n ,
road, IN The counties OF T:shsulaRo sni iNiairti
Prize IS G0l.
SEQ acre, exceedingly Yausbe lslG In Fasqi'r ,o:.
being three farms with p!sia apvoYsm-pr CT s.:s,
leS scrss il ricbuond county. o; Ice H>.;sbar-oct
river, few pntss Sd Ia sk.EEcc.. ~ god il:.
!sprovrpn --t.: t~o.it!'ds OF mi: land Is H.. 49, e.
rTicelV go.
u. scr. Ia Lunapbu'. ard Priucs EisAri conr;'-s
within Jour mite, Of neheriu dz'o;. ou l,c Sa,li:
railroad, with good Improvement. rrice cv,.'ia
10 ccns ard SIX ustle tone GusrTes lie ps.vls
rsiIr"sd. In three miles OF kichnicId; he lana
heavily wooded, 90 co...
- a5rs' a. DaWidt.e t. H.. s!x roon ot:rr.'t " No
Gee, 1900.
rooms and oasbutissa occupied oS hirj I.u&:'',
prise IL 600.
?i5 scre. Hanover seTe mile, from Rshnart ssie c..
lni.t from Hungary ttati NJ, p.i6e IJ,"JJ
los s.rss wood and, east OF HciG Id, ~Ij@ - ;o:a
| cali .Eot,rpIie, price ~ 30
Two little ,raCJ Of Woodland aciolnng each oatr,
80 Clio sad IS 3lOt In Hanover yJlEi3g vi ..a:o:
ALVIN ald others, price fer III. twu tiScti Coz.
60 acres In KIns Wllisa called Bellevue, rear tht p
nraisy, 81 loi.s e from s'shH%na 'n,g! -.
ace lot rich lsnd, In Borhas G'ce''' t'f'iDe coca
'.o acres. 10 we.tnoreiaad county, Eesr 'hc r"'a"'c
With gooi Improvement p;ice NGJ
400 rich low grounds u haS He?Eae. IN he Pee
mac. sfjo.alrg Hoes Terry, price 2i.GE:
40 Nc, Ia uarite Geld within r Of The Glover III
railroad, prncp lily In weed. price 10 90.
u. acrss cod aud wOedlsnd L. Chesterfield Ee,r Goa,
n+ld, price g. D.
TiJ ares f.. "he.,e. I'D, OF the AppcGe;I. n tie.
ry!iei Of clover Hhf plt4 sI,h good iarrN, era..;
Mse 10 000.
90; tcrrs s Chest reld on james liver rear tie uss
lie. HoIsu battery, mostly In wood, pics :, uta'
eco c:es scjciuIns Dispatch station the faI i've;
railroad, q valuable proPe'tT. p.iae 3!.tUt
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JU,YI3.
r DAMS ON THE nEGus.r, ~ .Trs siVh HUT

my II.
r DAMS ON THs nsGUs.TI ~ 'Tns SlVa Nun.
dTtd niDor per Gei:. .La.!i1atis GJ.dG GGdt It's
VII Bee. Of the Currency LAVE.
Deposls on call vii. 30 received ~ .ho Irrasrrtr ~
This city The Assistant Trtstufur iErieIr and etuhH.
and the d1osi,arira III Wlinlnstra =+.i:- d"iotrhh
S..sunsh, Auen,:a aaa Gc..xg,srE.. AIi c-''seEtai
Viii b6 iis,.d Tor 81. rs mr. E,sfinp :;nf, ssea
PCT esat per anneiu alj =:a.ss.. :; Ne 7ro.hscses
Of "a SnpuGt CT tie ascT: Lords %iHHi 81 ia! $50 II"
these leaps. rho LG.6: - ~ e, .,'"I. ia.
and lie proceeds. WIEN :i. h;I:Gi ri1, "a; 80 u
pa,mnL. II The esld re!t!toi.rrs
The hcruIilI ADD G1lTs;i.a:S @ciri-' !" =A''r 80
cthsr COMPUTATIONS, arf 90 ~ l':c .,'E ls - MI:
uodd Of ,nmparsI! iaTt1'saG"t' ""'' r "a"s' !! u'
nsa.eJe GENERALLY s'cyttd 81 ts. - ~" .i''".i;
Re favorable csLaIiFbiI. lima ;'n;.'i .' 7s;':'
.s:f prs .. pI 6u-0persEs- II s-iydf N.',si .fsct.
e. 4. TsErari.I.
j7t1-u ~. - 1'-i Efcrv
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NSPEC NOT ut.

All prrsaus IN 9Th Congregational Ds.tc., u, -
certit'a Of permanent disability r"d 80 IL - ~
signed to light cuty," Will report rs foi!,",:
ret-r.mtyat my uihce oil EanH street.. .''''i''' u
and 5.
Pruee ueoige county at my otH,e OF Hins ''E.e', T.
Petersburg. November Il
Chester Q: I'D cous,y-Al Chestern'ii EoGtt Il s L.
yriater IL srd ~. .
niawidd. couu,y--at Dr~idie Ccut u H'c, :, 80
b:r2i. ...,.
Amelia county-at kGelIs Ooutt nar'e. :ifvrm's' -
Cumberland Gount,-st CIuSss la-i q 80 E3.->, --
yeTahsr ID .
poy,.,au cousty-at PoSbatsu I, at Etai. 500 4 .
t:oooh,spd cousty-st G,octaas uouit HoIS9 SEE
ces ~. ..
T., f,r.pec,.ou IN IursuaEre nf taI6, ah .Gtrr' ~
d.r4 80 81, lid iaspeetE ":-t 81 Dia-i 80
q IT iriics
Prompt csnrIi with ,h notce u sIp:c- st. ~
prrs21 or p6 Us falling 10 10 30, STr-it i'"ai .'
or other nayCiigOls causes VIII 10 rsh cnie - 49, =
70 arrrsl bJ the CoDs>rlt Quad al re. +'.' ''. -
Nedc,I Examining Board.
tt,.nns prevented from report Z! ~ sti:t ':i' =
+. ,,n Of o. khs,s wall for SGrd to TIE kB!"lNh: 'ih
t1I respective c5unt!es the ctrtE "te CT G' a'''.i
hr.ii,au ee.fi ylpg their disability, IL IH:c'! :" ''
TIC osl1i,t-I To this oai;n. ..,
The ATTENTION OF Enrolling o:hc'r5 ss:i!a -: . Ia
tpiIhs., lceye co operation requested. ..,
J. T.. BETH,
ileEteaArt and Inspector uonscri. H,n'
nol4 ,29tbycy iii Con: N-i
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FROM MOSBY'S COMMAND. .
| ocRRTsPosDsEoz OF The RrcgHosD ENQUIRER
EpaE HILL, EIAR UPPxETILLE.


EDGE HILL, REAR UPFrBTILLr.
Iauqrier county, W, Nov. 10, 1soa.l
Wer 10 It's mildest, most. civilized form il
Certainly aae mes. horrlble psstilsrca that
ever cured q nation, hut when it is rsdrced
to auoE u:asuTsa as the YANKEES government,
sssu p7ons to, Or, IL iset, hare Easlly reduced
Il, i! is intolersble, almost inaainprahsnsi-
be. Your readers will remember that few
ws5ks sinna, ia . fight; >nesr frnnt RcJsl
that 5Iosby'; Battalion, Gn saa1unt Of over
whsiuing numbers, waa com ps!ied 10 retire
from thu tcid, mot, however, until having
inflicted heavy lGss On tho snemy, without
tho lass CT mar, J isaYing seven Of his bra7ess
E,sn in the hsnds Of tho encny who had bod
their harsea killed, and that three * them
after having been tortured for houra, wsTc
hung, three. shot, and tho Rsvsnth. il aight of
h;a native home, was tied to two hcrsas sue
dragged TO dss,h, notwithstanding the pres-
srce. APPEALS, prayers and tsRrs Of bis raoth-
or. W. ..-' = "." 'a.' -s'"'
On tito 9Th 81 this month. hlosbY wss So ioI-
tInsts as to capture quite issgo EuIabol OF
the wrotcha5 who performed this inhunap,
atrooious deed Colonel Moshy immediately
1ssusd an order ordering SEVEN OF them to 30
executed, not in TINT inhumap, barbar.c mali.
mar of the enemy, but "sha. three should be
hung andtour sho:' rhs order was accord
ingly executed OIL The night Ofths 9th, tin tia
pike, near Newtown, i'll uigh. Of To-. Ysusss
damp, with rlaosrds explaining the CAUSE. 1t
is ferysntly hoped that the enemy will dis
continue tuoh bsrbarities. Should hey NOT
10 SD, there will certainly lie retaliatiOn.-~
Colonel MoshY ssema fully determined to
compel dshsral Sheridan to rsaOgnias him
and his msn as soldiers, ard TO treat them as
prisoners of war, when Captured, in which hs
is Exactly 1isLs, sniwill be fully Sustained by
the Confederate Government. Col, Mssby, as
Usual, has been aati7s, losing no opportunity
to punish the Yankees in every possible hon
otable way. Not day or night. passes but
what Mosby edds few moro; to: the Yankee
list Of killed, wounded and captured, he has
sucosedsd 10 breaking up the Manassas Gsp
Rail- -ad entirely. ALpHA.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The EoA-d Of Tlaso.s will their regular ec.5
iii vscsnoss In tbs list O. Hta- G.I.!s Eo :ho following
Senatorial disrks: EIhh nnth twelfth. thif:ssnth e.
tesnth wepiy:econd, :ven.y efa ;Herhasven;a -
y-eRtth thrteth. kir.Y-sec1nd, thhty-fourtn, Thirty
se7.sts Thirty ishh :aisJ ninth fois,b, scry-hlrd
fo1y.se7dnth f:r.y.nn1 and .ff'eta. Applications
rH he enbnittod to The undeyssacd, 1t Lexington.
vthou. ds.y. accompanied b. TsH testimonials CT fsis
moral character that tho applicant il ebie to read AID
write veil aad TO perform with facility ard accuracy the
Various operations OF tie four g-aad TrleI Of Arithmetic
aud vulgar and decimal fractions, and that 60 fee fso
III bodily detect and lafrmi.y. FAAEcIs q. sATH,
novl2 ctpecl Superintendent.
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!. il !"4 &.
CIRCULAR.
TSsAsUEY prrArrlEEr T.. \. A.,


Richa9n,i. My. 8, 1854:
Itbeing decided that lonrIsr oent. bends And
certificates, and the hoads ranrd tlINrofnr, are
receivable in payment .. The :nz dncnin,mohhSF
held abroad, bills Of tyrhango end foreign
credits. PERSONA WAC h..ss riid .i:s"s snrss ~
ilep issue ule entitled 10 the teturn Il The
notes.
The Treasurer, Anr;s.=n: 'rreAshrcTs ard
Pay Depositariss, whn hass rcieiv:d t''e}is,
poster Of Tux UGl:-aLnrs. aro a'iihur'z"i. in
such cases 10 refund tho u.,Ian, sl"l 20 sc1sTt
in lien !hersofsE :qaa! r::'uari OF iourr' cent
certificates, o. bcnda, upon tho do.
msnd Of tho State Tax Coiisasor And
tho bonds or certificate. 20 be exchanged
shall BE- endorsed Is fol!owr: Il Ger.
sify that tho WITHIN e.: sitaci:sti} osrLiticHss
Wan received from ------- -----.. IN linu Of No
much tax errOnioariy onilrs;si from hLn IN
currency Of tho new ieau,. :,':i thai Ehe =s;ns
has been exchanged for men 'nans 10 fo,lui-
hurso him" and signed by the 9tate Tex Cal
lsGtCr. d. A. TitENltulm,
Nov 9 G---ln Secretary If tho Ircu,u'y.
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II. jafdnf nre .fa:E,.3: Gtn;'a!a Dix
~ st,-.r Tt, ~ SId-tIl 1SSI


Y tap5at. Ei., Il. Ndsuft 1884.
0tntral. Cieti
sac. a5.
GO in tm E.itsf-5ssat!;w,nl h;i aruisdlang A."
uapr Detocn, tdF lib vide &Wcltatt la 4.ii...:,
unb W:lns-DWul tsr 9.t,lEiSIu %:I.lita t,tat.a.
SIC tlrt Eus Gup In;; IN liz Hs:.H aaisrsE 5tiatt
selott pureia. uns tic IFS Sen k',ir.H uH9s:si.,;r
in,tSe csiss,n ript.ia, tu Gs5ii az. NiOR G'fdtri
rtra, biz mic itHeftB stsE! tiiltiu Iuiiirssr 49,
NIB ti5 jlh ou f.rrtr rrIs glttsnoH: b.? sriiEtru
Staalea ssDtn ib:ru stia,u I'M Ii'"ls r,TEiea, f;'
Saa:1iH ith0, III ttdsr Gbea Ii G'a'2tt!ls: <!laa
,iiubrsta uasstshIiE &tits nlisa.i1i,I: Gat IL G.
!n:. brfaial III, RAP biit "sai. 49, h::t;It litcn
;;iicuHstnGn Giiri Gti :!;l:i,;. .,il i; 30 az To-
~ ;Jutt ia stsIT Gs5I:a aaa;GtsT !: s; {. a'ssai:
etE,lTtn E; 'lcE clttE Ei:i:T.5. IL fii iaHs:LaI:
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S4g5 r;r GcE'ttt::.!,a s.I-t.: u ;.,i .-!;t. a&f
Gag f,ei :itta 10 luas -: A.ii I.::. :.:s La -
;iaTsca lpsu bis S2l1t, ii: 81 .--sr..:, :isk i.I.5
ciraJtsta g.Si:s &. G!aie ts::,i:i 1:.::; fa":a,
sc1 no as g iDE:S lii! ::c s;s &Ia;1.i Z; :::.-
tea, IL rrIIsI Srsei tLa:g ell, TT 5!:t:1 icIii II
9stri: s.il:l, otrttE f5lIe7.
auf 3:ieti
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P.eycst iee.i, Ficstt,; IG7ii7a, Fs;ei.tu;g ~,
HsT 11th isti.
To hl;1r HAL lio::is I!iinI CT oEsr;es5, ses;i
Clrsi.ov:
ItIrlIei y5E. lett; u UI5tfr tn Was TfIT giaT
TO hokr from yea hey Ne!e s veil 1T ne last Seek
have vsa 10 f1G nve or 5H t!mcr Sad have fcI1sIL
Ell you three i.iifi frdI YGhi Wife ere ydu IN
nee Ct ro0r-y. Lei HE htir Hold yUh "i:cn.
YGnf lGethr5, 2"beit
LID
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.r.... d.. .......s Richmond, Nov -. latl.
Fc Il hIoiii- 10 ii6t Ill stfssi. II Y:
Have BIT Jouy pc, IL 6i Tie :h and cah dsIlis
IND u.s al to hcs that you ani s we're we'll the
ain pea.ed ssy Of ourIeTo5 II 10 impossible far NJ 70
leave 81 rressIi. Dels Reuds Fitch lose ass aa1 II,
My 1--we To all Your devoted sldirr. TN,
nolJ ctt
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BugaAu III L'ArJuDA-r Ia.rEoIsuG uosiFAi-
Richmond P.., ls Is -4Gh!, lH6i.
ORDRE GENERAL

Go.
Va quill est rOpfGsont6 M Ministere lie Ia
Guerru quill II I'm grand nombre 'e!rungera qai,
embauch6s, par de frnudulousos nienteG, MI ssr-
cice nsvsl ct militsTs deS Flats U:i', s=ftitni
sssrz dispOsts il ie pCa pAr!c!per !! nna ghar'S
ntumnine trgsllises cou:ro I'I pi:ap!c, GaI =
aniuis iourni de preie1te nuI hoslii.cs:
WI quill est 10 nomhr-ux li:s5i."rts ded Flats
uns, re:euus Hu sarv::o contre l'ur r"i0Ith
xu1 qpels i! repusnerait he pre:er n min i Ia
guerre Unique, gu: Sc isis .ctis!!cnei: "ut Etst'
CoufGd6rss
w, aussi, qu On rns0u 'les difficulties qui les
snvronnanl, cas- hoIulnes sunt en:rnvc# danr
leurs efforts pour SO souj,r.;re CO seTvicu force
Ordonne. ell c9ratQu"nrc, que iratss pnrsonncs
sns ces catGsories rene!raut dal:1 Iss .isnes dc:
arudos ConicdGr6es seroIt recgHa. pr0ttgesS r
spproVsionn6es juagu' eco quo e.lI4s d: entr Giles
qui pourraen: 10 dGairor, paiaan;.t clrH sch5mi
seas vris les points lra pins lhvnrs1ls "a, iron
te!ea OIL t1us ssonurs lrUr snEJ'.t sScoi'!o5 poor
,sci!ilef lear re;,ur ds:n .urs ioysis.
.. Grtro,
b. COOPER.
ocs.l5-u. Aijeisul c; inrgs"toiIr nohhf.!.
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A Pr o G L A 81 4 7 1 g n
E-ATr OF T:EeIsiA,
ESErTiyE DRPknTTEST.
2lchccaj Novcnhc: l. 1874.
whereas vacancy Fan c,u.eG II The t;.7:.l iEsss'
biz Ct tnit Co.aaulwtR.h bT TIE s!Egn1ig:: cf > -
Thunus tie caeuber CT ;he H;I: delegates cl ;hs
county Of Warren therefore,
], WIrLyAx SMITH, Governor Of .hr Co3yssETeslt o!
Virginia. do hereby proclaim and :::Ep Ino-n, sc: an
.s;,cn will be held IN ,nI co7a:y 6: u" phases pre-
c,Ibed by Law, 70 supply TIE Vacancy s!ssi Oh iln
hsst T7turaJry Il Dfcenhcr :srt.
~ Glren r-dcr EsY hn3l Z. Go.e-ucr. std NJ l.r
III. Lesser ,esi OF tIs rcrrrc.r>1lth, 1T E;:i.
~ roni, th. dth day c: .o7crrhrr, 1so ans II tho
.igh. j-cIa,h yesr Of tho CcIi=caTrelta.
W.. i;'iITH.
GEr1os ". Keyfcau.
nov5-cde scSe::sY. CT tie ccnuouH.1l.h.
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IiLty Pa.cn, sishE.-ad. va. I9TlI. 1854

II I'm ? II
AN veil aat 5,iil q Tie ts.ptki. re!Eocsl in
Rshrsr= Eafui:e: sEnsd william, 81 Captain BIC
Evtp d:l.i .ibAr- Esu York Ce;ohe:ish, i:ti. Hays
.y1u ffen my fE:cl2 aat bow a:e tL:Y?
An5TcE through :ks EeE Vo.k Reu., requesting Ri:h.
TIC Ia iGiu':SI u copy. IL J. Ra.aht,
OF Engine Company Eo aYF d.
Captain ficT7: Van Depool vas hsrs and well lie
hiss b,.n ssat Eoutn Will MIS- Hs!sht cell at Ito III
s5t1 street, iew York city, sscartsu h1I EY ismT osr
aIi answer thTs uFh personal az Shove, JEE.
Albany scd ssI YuIf PsIF.a please '6TJ.
loi4 G!t
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VcAsTlRaAy rlH's Ul!:o: nAnia:u 4.

Gs.CN-- S;st 800.
I REQUIRE duty In ~ :1'a>G s!,;riei ""' 1''''
I az n.;J ;lc9j 6h,e hrd;'d S.gso if"s;-:s.
The: PAY VIII he s.I 81 per rc.;i asd Is:l"-7. 90;
'::.o. IN nca ey viii be employed 10 f;- az '2s''
b pp!'c..tcn sbo1ai &C made to tie ura-. ej7n.d
y. CHl.hi'
haj1r AID tsus!t":raE:itT
4ror7,ed. cs cAERrsero,, Nj sid Gae':--"1'''
ter a!chIocnl.
e. Erar,i-er. wig Ard Dispatch copy to ;-.' al
f;r std rliii - 81. j:t s,lnrI z chisn.s n,
49,. aclJ i,I
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DIED..

DIp a. Ter rcsiden:e, &hlto Painse Hanover county
Vs. on wei1esisy the oh int the 6Slh is,r cf her
age, hARy r. DLLElT, relief II the late Temple ri
Lett. 4
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S:cs xJSp .xo pGJEESsrTG Es:!Eais - !
q

Mo N''NS NSO 7 Il NINE ~ -
RisLL.c;.i NJ s, ] % I
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t.e III Lts,Et inS tF.inr o. tfIs :oti I'll f:r - ~
lc1,: -
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81 S9.J h. b..
a=t.II.ce i.;!a-L.sve i.!chcoad =! : A. {.
Accommodation Ttsih-L5.ys EctE:G7i 81 - = =
AZ L.::..re bt 4:sC p. a. =,
ne AEtusGce r. an vii ,rsr:?oi. p,7'tefs'' ga
ba. G.t N5rG.
JEc Accommodated T.ala viii ~: srrf.y'~
rrYI--2- T. b. GI.L enprfi'I"g"rns
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5 RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS ;, :.

Ihs AnnIl Ce=Tentea Of the Disciples OF Christ, In
his State Postponed from the Sd Infant will DO bald It
Louis, 0oEft HoaIe on the ThIday before tie Thsd Sun
d. In tbs present month GENERAL attendance urged.
ETanselss VIII please prepare thsr animal rspo.s for
S-eseRtstos. TroHH A, Og7NsILW,
ncvl9e.f Secretary.
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,s.-. ,r.-.. p!ch-oEd, Nov -, 1851.
Mrs Edith Martin, Psncsbcro, B!tshe county, Va:
Your SON. Gap: GIL Msrsia, missing rnsc &c Ith ult
Letters sent home by friend and snter Of hi, company
Anderson, from Waltz JAHs ard Vile state heslth
good Ben and John st thIrk Of soIng Te1aa Jthns
family we're sick duriug the summer Watts 10 VITA Fer
rest The Pederals during their occupation Ct Hs:ea
last uumaer did not disturb The usSsl qpi: o. tie town
yonr niece, Lensa I'D
New York News uoiunszs Gneinrns, Baltimore and
Wheeling pspers plesse ccpy. -..= nol+ sst
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TREASURY Dir.ArI:hf. q. y. A.,

Tg1AsCEr DtrrHI I:AI. q. =. IL.
hc5Ecid, vs E.TT <F 'Cb.
- EaULITI0S6 for csIrgIns $40 -h"a. ;:Ic &c, :!
II CGag.iSs zpp;ored tGo, II. i:ni. aGl-r.5ag !hI
ow3nIs OF rsels;ssrd rgh: rss scGl MA. :'-"5- ~
l.r Inc rr..Pi0DI 81 -. Nsi -I!U. 80 Say -, i-"! g
eIe.s;,Sa ihe .s::e Ger ecHiGa t,aG:.
PaIlfes onn;rg rrg7tsre! -TF; rs' cst o1aG. 1ntr!
the ACT CT Ma 1e, :sci ur.r,s 'I.cI.L4...s 49,. 'f
ec"f"a Lasd', viii ...iea t..a. &c !..L.'. ,TN-.'
nut ii, N. printed e6lsr..':sIpE =. Do! So .-'.!E
csta 10 lEo 'ccnf,dsrEs st., - .1.si. l. :..l.".r
f51 coupon hcon5i aHi cSCse n.:l H. ~ t'ei.t;: !f
Inc Reti2t4r o.. iha i'Tsnsflg i,FsTE.en: ga ~
thereupon. In eouppsacs ~h H. r:o. II &c AZ.
Jupa IL, 1854, ssos cDdpu. bonds TO- l-I ssn ~
III the rsest!!rd tos SO sss:l;:.I
&. =. IHf!H.GiE,
suo9tf AsGI,.Gsy II .ie 'ccas-GrT.
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RICHARB@aN.
C,,TOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

R:cuxosD ISD D4sT "a Rai55'H
t;or.gIb.! y, - }
Tie Ge>t S. u,l ui--t.rs 81 Ihe s''-EHaii.'' d
fchGoaa sud Dao7lie Railroad Gor ranr WI y. =. ;
l.. II. CT; o.. Grdle.I4J peselIscr H. is'' " 49,
Ga!ccl n II tie otr:e " lke Oh ID .r'-i7a h5",'
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