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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

A travelling agent Of Cleveland tombstone
maker heard recently that q certain man IN neghbor-
ing village had Lost his wife, and proceeded % visit the
bereaved one with "a view 70 business. Finding him
after much travel and research, he ympsshized very
deeply with the in bis great sorrov bat death he
said was an insaiinte archer. and shot down all OF
both high and low degree lie informed tie nan tlst
what WA his lOss her gein." and would be glad
ysd one sent Ina bic Or common stone at pIlces de-
ying competition. The hsresy,d man said theirs as a
slight dlniouity In tb0vay. Haven't yog ost our
Wife" E4gurcd IL ~ ~ "Uhs. Tsk ! bAs a" .4-1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Penslos Aaeney.
y. Z. PEs .Ios BaSsry

CANaFDAIGUA NY. August 2Oth 1855 !
vo,c> hereby given to all US. Pensioners. (s1osf%ns
eo,e 2sasoood Or naval soroe residing sas following
sopu5Cs IN tho Stat Of New York to vie:
ar'ons. Cortland onondtss Csyusa, Tompsins TioSl.
thcmens. Wyoming. Gene.es, Chautauqus. ETs, Senecs
NsyUc. Schuyler, Ontario, Votes, ssubeR, Monroe, Living
~. Aisssay. Caasusus Orleans, EiassthSi their
k..s bees ssfer.d from tie oi o. Ito Peusios Agency
kbsay tie rolf Of tho Agency located In Chlnsndssls
sd d seesfer their pensions will be paid =, tia ss.sl
ts.aey \ Tia usasl periods Of payment
/. NJ DSrBr Peoslos A.en:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

JOHN MITCHELL the Irish exile, and late edi-
o. " he Richmond Eraniaer Is now serving as con.
eipt private In sn ambulance corps OF TIE Rebel srmy
fder hsing given tie life Of one OF bis sons. and
h own talents and Influence, 10 ths rebellion. Ills
ISL friends In tho Norti naturally feel this iDdig
ty and beg him to save bis life snd happiness by esy
Lng ca ungTateful service. But MITCHELL Is destined
D. Nas to be an uniewaded setgtoT Of both liDei y
81 IsTe'y This Il ths rnful and fatal ridiculous
D. III JOHS MdCHELps sudhme--to serve liberty IN a
ttsb-y . arden and siaYory as a wscrnor. lie ba'
tsss sAs ead uf hia roei4,c9 VI revolution.
lpALk Prsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
MrF,IsG or Tug TAmMASr HALL CgssaAI

ConarrIsR meeting vas held Friday Night OF Tam
many Hail Il the Tammany Hall General Committee. On
Tie motion u Ar. Hadman. tho Secretary Sir Sweeny
ia tho abssuoe Of tho President called to tho ehsr
The ninntes fthe last meeting were read MI =. ru
4, NOV ed that comnittee OF n,o b. appointed 70 pro
nare resolutions ia favor VI the nomination 81 Je ~
B Mcclellan ~ tho Democratic candidate nor INC
id.uoy The uorion was second ID and Carried nj ant
,uou,y q .hr motion Of senator Brady. coinlls..e
u i've vss ypol I'D 70 make pregara'ion' TOR uson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

My,rgprousLY SnoT-Ahogt 81 p. m. OF
Thur,dsy while Joseph Hartman one OF tho Essex
Make, ben ru-rs. sitting in the be tower. MUS
let bill entered through tho open window aud grazed
,he side Of bis head inihoting ssovere scalp wound.
Medical essisrce rendered. and ro vHs then con
veye1 10 bs r,sidenoe No. le Princesiree II Is sup
ed tar lac sAo. hroJ al rallon.' OF by doaiga
t-c,, ,.r,s ono OF Ia sib.n1E4 teoement boueA "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

A HARrrosD Boy AFTER THB TsLLAHAssyH.
We learn tlss Capt Fred 4. KING, Of this city .isst
from Aew-York yesterday IA command o. tas L. D
ship Horace Deals cruss fog tue famous Tallahassee
Capt voyage Ia poouliar In ons respect bis weasel
goes out "a 4 aeecy Shs his strong armament oaI
IS all concealed under the sgise of Derohenimsn and
If the rebel engages her, he viii cause Ser to show ~
xpeced VI sse that maj leave hu second 6sss
in TIA enconntsr Hartford linsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

poLrr1cAL.-The following nominations for
Corsr,.. hare been rasdo snce orr hs' rsoor' iiid
District. Mairo. Srilirau G. Andrw'. Democrat OF
Bcehield, md District Of Missouri Thomas ~ Soeil
Radical Uni0,.
The Grs. del, oates chosen to the Nsw-fors Union
state Conrensa ara from tho sounty Of Greene. ard
ther nance arc orslo ). Lockwood. JOhR Cioush and
Joshua tLTu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

TIM MINUTE MBs os Ngw YoSx.-'A new
o,oan,,tlon called the Mnuts Her," hs been formed
in thi, cit, ,r the uyoved purpose " obtaining petitions
and Loldng plblic pecine'in favor Of po''ponns the
drsr The drst publ meeting vs. to have boon held ri
d., evening in Union Square but 'hesc minute men we're
uot 10 tune Alta lste hour shay did NOT mako 'ir
,ncs,f.pce, snd II the minute men OF HoS-Gork ho'd
ma. meeting itwssso stsst Il could nos 10 seen
with the na.ed eye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
DRpnAuplNq soLpLrRs " rns Crrr.-M IN

DRPnAuDISG SOLDIERS ~ Tns CfTr.-N Ell
timcs thcfo aso veteran soldiers AMI oilers in 81. o
Who are bound honieEsrd On short mriOugh or're,mn.
ing 20 thcir egimcnt These men are watched " se'
crai olasscs % persons Who raks shon business to
Ienlud ,hom. and cheat It's Government, They 0'trr
Abogl ito railroad dc.os ard s.csm' olt 1rdlny' end.
With Ito sss.lnoe " hackmea and ito @scaers Of sfo
shop. md low boerdiHg.ioasea manage % resp ricA
harvest rre-nbncks from ho'eba'e NOR. LsNdwomen
axe oasn employed - conelegao.. Liquors are s.'oR
fy 70 droVn the that he operation OF strip
ping sbo.r pockets oin bs performed thoroughly and
vi.tuui detection " hon Toy ssaAc and 1nd Their
uoaey their riosgh P,per. and passes gone ihey be-
cone hc easy victims q to bouniy bgotss Who have
been working baina tie scenes vish 'ie~ Of osich
ing them in tor not 1eso bounty brokers take thom
% their dens whore their rogimeuils AFRO exchanged
r ella sen. clothes and Lien Aey a7e resdJ for rcen-
U.rlenl This game oal be bloctod pretty eiiccinsy
~ orr police forco when Suspected men ard bad women
are ~. a in company siih soldier lttlo 'isDinco
on no part VI police oes lnaJ safs The sold's~ Gon
their Catchss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

BgooKLYy DgLgGATHs TO rHB CHICAGO Cox
ysSnor At ia.s houron Friday afternoon telegram
rsscho Brooklyn. stating that Thomas kinselIs ESQ.
editor Of the brooklyn Daily Esgo. hA been sppoinied
dol en,e 70 the Conyeaon 10 place Of BenIamin Prince
deoesssd Tho delegates from Kings Go. are unani'
nnslr IA favor OF AeCLeIn !or Tho Presiiency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
CAsUALrIs.-Late on Thursday night, Jo-

CAsUALTIg,.-Late on Thursday night, Jo-
anna Whttle re.idng A. No. 40 CLcrrys.Teet while
leaning from second story window Of hor residence
fcil 70 tue pavement beneath and 50 seriously In
ug,d that slo died soon sf.or. Deceased wss naive
Of Ireland aged IS yea5s. 0Oc.ocs' u NJ
on Friday Joseph futrenthaoh0r While employed Oh
lie new building no. IS salof street. feu froN tie
third story TO tie psrenleni frsosufing bis sxal 70
died soon after beng conveyed 70 his residence Ne os
Attorney street lie vas ns'iro Of Germsnf Gse'l
- years......Johu Wright ooorsd mar. enop''!""
on the barge sampsen. tying at plor no. - H. H. rH
orertoars on Thu .dsy night and wss drowned before
ss.i.t,nco eonh rs rendered. Hs body rn suose'
cucn.lr recovered and Coroner Hauuann held an H.
one.s. 900. John QalHn aged years. vlIo stIemPs'
ing 10 step oR faA to the ror. at tho foot OF west
2th.s,rcot on Thursday sippcd. fell into tho wafer
and WIS drowned. The body va, 4!erwaIi recovered
ard sten 10 the rrsdeecs Of hs psrsne No 50 Tenth
avenue whore ~ iuggos. VAS held..-.. George Her
moth aged y years. 81 work. yesterday. IN tie
screw bolt usBuflciory u Thomas McSiecs No. "a
Christopher strctk lad liz avn caught In iurain &
lathe. AID befoss tie limb could 10 eItdca.ed It wss
terribly maurlod. Medical assistance wa rendered.
and 10 yes en conveyed 10 the residence q his Hr'
fua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

The Butfalo Courier loarns that Mrs. Robert =.
Lee. wife Of the Rebel General, and her two sons
have taken up their residence in the village OF Mag
Ara. a. the mouth Of tho Niagara River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

FELL FROM A WINDOw.-Jobn Gear, residing
at No Is Christie street. FRIDAY. fell from htdE
story window of bis residence 10 the pavement, and
was so seriously Injured that be died soon after esae
eonyeyed 70 tho Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

CONGREGATIONAL CoSYRsrIos.--Al meet
Ing q tho committee from tho General Association Of
Connection, and representatives. Of Massachusetts, New
York. Wisconsin, Sebn.ss. aud Ohio. held at New
Haven on Commencement eTeulag. the Bot mcihcd,
tlme, aud rlsss " Gasanh- a.. SsIiSn. ccIIi.ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
The Late General MISUNDERSTANDING
Correspondence.

To Geasral Gydss cITDR utis. Avg \ 1904.
DEA8 SIZE: | hope You wiu pardon me for
troubling you With The perusI Of these few lines from
O. trembling hsnc NJ tho aged grordmo Of our beloved
General Jas g. NCPheTsor, wbO FL IN bIftie When
IL announced al us fnDeral fcn tbc public print
that Whcn General Grant heard u ia death, no went
into his tint ard wept Ike ohNi. NJ heaft went out
IN thanks 20 y0u br tbs Interest you ua Tested IA Mn
whilo no was with you. | hsYe F9tcled his progress
from inf inCy up. Ia childhood 10 sas OboIieut sn4
kind in manhood Interesting. noble alt prrseScrlnE
looking to the wants Of Others SINCE he entered tie
war otbers appreoiGte hs worth belter than can
When Is was aulOuEce1 90 us y telegraph thsI our
loved had fglcn hearts wee elriOo. reb. si-
der but hen hcarl The commander % chef could
weep with rs too fslt sir the. yc1 have been rs 1
father 10 him, AID Ills whole ntuOn 10 mourning has
early deAih. wish a. inform y0s tina! bis remains
wele conducted by sod guard - tie yeiJ Ph'nr
where he speat cheerful evening IN 1861. with hit
widowed mother ty0 brothsTs ONLY sister and h ~ Cd
grAndms who Is nov uyiug 70 write IL pc mo- ii :
he took bis leave Gt six o'clock, ltHe dreaming IL
should "a ~ !. boil from 30 enemy.
His funeral services wore attended in his iabtheTe
Orchard where bis youthful eet bad oiicn pressed the
soil 10 gather the telling fF1nt and his remains are
resting ia The silent grave scarce half mao from tho
place II bis birth His grave ia on az emiience bus .
lew rods fon whore the funeral seryiccs wen attended,
and near the grave II his father. The grave 10 doubt.
viii he marked 10 lha. passeiS ~ vii often pause 10
drop q tear over tse dear departed. And Row, J1Nr
4 lend. few inoa from you would 10 gratefully receT
ed by tho an icc friends. pray tnlt tho God u bot
ties may be with yOu and 80 iOl,h sth Jour armies t
tic rebellion siGl cease the onion be restorvd AID
tLs Old isg wave over our entire land.
Wi.L much resPeo,. remain ,our friend.
l,yUA SfDCUN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

tho, ar. thu ocv buildings IN the vicinity which
mand view of the Interior OF the bell tower Captain
DAVIS of the 10th Preoinot engaged In attempting
to clear ~ the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
AN EDITOR ARRESTED.
From tie stockton Gal iadspeodeot,

Caotain A. W. Starr, Company F, Second
Csfrnia cavalry, passed through town tod5y IN rose
Tor AIoatraz Island having IN charge tie editor OF TIE
Nerc1, Demoerai Published at Snel.lngs. whose mace
"a william Hall lie is the author OF tes br.isn. sa9
=, -nr panSr denonncng the death OF MisS Anna PleA
tenl fsho IL probably fat and hearty ut s very day
she never was killed a. ally ~ an sboiltiOn maidsr
Captain starr vas accompanied by psse Of our crae4
!. generally csEed. and they came all the wsy frun
S.eiings ~ thu city yostersy which Ds pretty ons
ride We we're greatly amused AZ tie remaras VI
usIl lnopu constitutional Democrat who Ia botn pie
thre in purse AMI pory IN person. who declared ne
arrsts g1lsend b. Hail. ~ no would have starved "a
death In snother fortnight bu. for tho dudiJ eourEssy -
1eEsra. W right ia providing hin hoine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
NH5kIfs ~ I'HtHfVNi N's.''7N TN ~ w.
ReoIy.
ynE,rEr DEPARTMENT, OyTiCs OF IsrBRs1L Rsv.
NAsHIz .ros Aug 18th LA

yrEn,K r DsPirTHhsT, OyTiCs OF IsrBRs1L Rs' }
NAsEIz sroE, Aug 18th, la
SIY: In snswer TO your letter Of the 18th inst.
have y that BY the Of 30 1864 (which fr
tA duties concerned took eject The 1t day o. August
t where several persons sign psy roll each for sepsres
sdslnr amount or money s'srp VII be Eeq9cd for osca
sa.ofe provided each Of money eIceed. SO The
La reQuea that each person who receipts fo- so
isoad anI and cancel cent stamp Receipts pay rol
tie separate pts each Person that roll Tbs
s,y so u single instrument, but ss.eobsss OF az
koBeTs0s OF instruments without single principle Of loyal
hvy bold together the usrnmeut complete TO The
ysos the Rail Road Comps aid tho employee, sLes eIo
tn'sd BY the employee without waiting FOR ihs signature Of
ssacuusncs Of any other employee.
II nes stamp should br Allied and hat stsmp sufficient
~ hundred aud tho Roll II MD be Egred by hundred
snd two box could be aid stamped ior any
tsa Lsed OF the sgnes aud for sBy certain TOOL II
~sVS b. Impossible to pfopsio the stamp a@d Ss:efoe
f%P0-~sbe to stamp the paper N that way.
speak q tho ordinary Payroil" ard svero cP'nios ~
y my sh TAs rule apples to receipts of dividends
~ dVidcad shee,A Very Repeatedly,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Commisslozs<.
" CEAsLss N ENEEsoS. Assessor, lGta Msss. dat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

the nsn bat no grsvostone Amt necessary for Won
see tho CHASED crttsr amt dead yeti shes soooted
With another mnn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
GENERAL ORDERS so. 5S.
YyioocIRTgKs HgPARraksr o. T1s PAciyic, I
Sac sH,sci,Co yHl, IS 1874. J


Arrest q ckeu tbs chargs " eaie ~
osiny .ony other doy, prsssc-s ~ ercto Certain ct
srai,d Organization ssiHn 'hs government u
be- the United State, military forces nom eIrrlsns en ry~
10 yois 1t the coming Pre'aen liz &c ION l. o.stbsa
lie duty OF tho UnoJ Sistcs military eEthoTirs sl1 snN
thor. ntion nor toe ,is.is~ ""n on 80
e. 20 co.,ro or restrain any Ia tho ia and free sssrcs
d his .ht 10 vote Tor vi oniso-ver he fiea,-s
n ~, armed or,arix..oo vii suffered In the depart
out ssgs Ao-s sanctioned ~ eomposat, o0nsEoiea ~
~, s!,,,,,nd 4 Nsior G.nsrl Mcdowell
r. C. Ll.Uzi, A.sis,aot Adjut,nt General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Military Arrests In CALIFORNIA;.
ARREST oY Rx- PosrNAsTgR WELLER.

from the San tnLelseo Bu.stn. July ~
G.. l.. Weller, Postmaster in this city undse
Buoh anan's and P-rce.s sdnluistratons and proth0
Of ex Governor Weller last evening srres'ed ~
order VI Csaaral Mcdowell foY altering language At .
democratic club meeting ast Thursday evening colon
lated to discourage eulst" t. ard ncite to violent re-
sslsnce the draft If Que should be mnde here "a.
Ter man II noe 10 tho democratic party, aGa
chairman OF the Stits Central Committee.
The following general der exhibits the precise poa>s
u The offence fOr which Mr.. Weller was arTesIeli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

DIED. Tile following are tho names OF Tho
aud Msub,n oftnan co.ase ave siia risi
/, ~ v,.r .aLt4s Aus4~ l. itfs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
Aged n years
GEy. GIANTS EEpLY.

CIR POINT. Va. August o.
Mrs. LYDIA SioCUY: My Dear Madam--Your
very welcome letter Of the 81 ineant has reached me-.
sin glad 70 know tho relsyes ~ tho inen'ed Meior-
General MCPHERSON aware n tie moro than friend
slip oxistng between hin and myself uaton gr.t W.
1T The loss IL dear % our nations cause IL Il a
selfish grief because tic nation bad more ~ skpcei
from bin than nom slrnOs. any one living JOIN In
this selfish grief and odd the grief Of personal lore ~,
the departed Nc formed for some time n ny mill
tory family. knew hs well To knov bin was bui
70 love lin. IL may d. consolation 20 ron. biz
Dced grandmother TO know that every oeer and every
soldier WHO served under your grandson e the high
ost for bis patriotism his zeal hs great al
most unequal ability his availability and all tho maaly
virtues that con adorn - commander. Your bereaye-
mem. ia great, but saAAOt exceed mine.
Yours truly, U. y GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
COUNTY GOvRRNMxNT
heard Of supervissrs.

Beard OF supervissrs.
O,y-,sl STATED SkssloS-fnday. Au ~, lS<
y O'clock J
TIE Board us por,aani to siounn-n In their Chsnee'
P.-.sut2Supsrvi.sr Bgn,, connsr, Davis Ely LIZA
Pur1y and Roobe-1
IN the s5.s4ce u tue PEesdssl n, -, ~.
eae,r,i.sT kosLs usTol t-al Supervisor Baas Ass ne
Chlf
Mhi.h xn cesri,d. . -, $500.
sn-visor Pury moved th ,hs rssain< OF hs ninutss
ths ~. meeting be dispsDssi siih
Which egre1
Cos3UNIcAT1oHA
fhs following received;
Oyyrcs oy Cosnnge1tss ~ TArss AsD
Nav ovar HOUSE,
Nsv YosK Asg. 20, laA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

MroRrAsT DECISION OF THg o0MHIsSIOSss OF
INTERNAL RBTKSUB.

NNI1I OF
INTERNAL RBTKSUB.
The following correspondence will attract the
stsnca of corporations and Other employers q men;
AsssNoRs OTFcS lt1H rDTRIcr Mas
rrrstIEip. AGsust H. 1904
rsr Jssuea LgvIs CoM1is'i9ner Of inse'saI RerrrSe
SIg; The Railroad Corporations and large -dsnu-
Aerins Corporations hsVo pay rolls with blank co.uns
o., ID, signature. Of employee, to mouthiy rseritS
shsi Toy 30 Authorized ahx stamp equal to tgsrcgss
..ioo>ip,s ~ must each name ave iisismDi
- ,ous eases 800 60 stamps nas. Do AHfzed once
x,oeA and The Treasurer, ,nd PsyOfcer' wish 70 this
soc Very respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

G.yrLHxss:-II-rewi,h preseet tho h,,ssmsnt koih
AZ tbs followius Wards, Wis; Fr., seeoud Third NS,A
vsrth Pt.snth sovonesntA Eighteenth, 't 'oi Of ih1
Siu,te.uh Twentieth, Twenty hr and Tren SECOND see
~. Ps,on os OF residents sad non residents Of the S4
"a Ccuu.y Of New lo Toe sesn-nt rolls no. s2eeiAes
~ al. eonu mic lion you have yrsvoosy received
vs.. sso .Jbn stsbosr siaeneot OF ssr',neh'. S con.
.a .Ith tho year 1873 BY WHICH a.. be hei shs
- .t.s 10 bera increassA fsT1s fu and 10 Issens
rrsort, s3l. se9 IA. making a. st1ssis h1sass .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

JOyATIIkN ". ALLES, OF.
GEO. n. PURSER,
Z. b. WOODBURY.,
Commissioner Of Taxes an1 Assssnlents
FxIuy. virus Of < Rsd! anS Psrsosd! E''ais 81 IA Cfs
ard C0aafy 81 Noe Yrh - assened ~ lse1 sSS liza
Ausssnesisof lsn Asseanen1 o. iA<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06
zsrvan.s with the eame chcrrailnefs witt which |

Z fau-s NiLut ut "hUc clt'F'hlb'ts M '''
thAy offer their Lies, v;''.ut -, .gu'r-::sa-
tinn j.: ~. e iic &1Tcr.r,.ur ...cTs :LeLa ard
calls Tor tbcIu hut u Is c4',,-! II ne cSt-r!'1
To go through he farce -, nr.h r"rt..' - ana
to ~receivr i ,,itt MOO uairTt', su-,"ia "!a'r
c,mrnnsstinn." We trust ;ts' HJlEraf7 VIII
500 I, y. anl see 10 il 5000, t:'a: ;lr law :E cSr-
r,cd out. not hy the .-;tcr only but n lis
s,,jr;t, and thai inferior agents ara HelI IA a
strict accountability. Tao present sgFtem
cannot fail 10 angci.Ga: ~ &x!cnt f trnGI. III
];u.;pus u tie interests Of GUvcrnmcus I'M IL.
tai t. t., morals o. our people. lhsY lave
! ac,o,i uglly snd generously they deserve =
/ hs .-ra-ed, in returu, with srrIe coaslGer L'i'"
| for rhcir Interests G@l Sumo regard io7 ihc:
feelings. It i. essential ior tho prosper = x
= rer,,pilc tlat there should D.; 40 aD,aIoi;a.n
! Lrtg een the Government AID The le"p!', n"'
ought j. IL be iorsol,ca, that n t'mi"h o. "iT
| eGpeciaily, tas exigeneics O; the Sls'' ahc "a
| i~n;crcsts &C the people arc Identified ell =!
equal Importance, and thar. unless our T"!.T'
| 40. wisely and cautiously, they cinn'i iofa -
sec that successful Development o!raitrai re-
sources and industrial eff ,rts, w.;hou. whiaa
even the golden fruits .: "nr g'"rius s~Lr"i'+.c
would soan turn in.n c;"d :rs Wn'i Aai'ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06
. .r!C. OLD DnHlSi,i7! TRADING 90. !
~ rHs .ITT CT E~ICH%OHb. ,
CONFEDERATE srATEs Os AArEEICA,J
S,vs DErSHTrrSr.
R!chraond, Marcn Gr'H, 1851.
~ y + RAJ o 4 DER.

ANY pcgsnn who desires to avail himself Of tie prov,
.Iuu- Of the aCi Of CcEgr,ss entitled San art 20 aren't ~
act rr..u!ri au act TO establish a Volunteer Navy" AZ
pioYcd February /, !-6i, shall make his application ir
writ NJ 10 the President, aud state, on oath, that lie La
fitted nut. o. ina: il IS III, bora tHo intention 10 d. on:, i"I
~. Volunteer %sry, Al! TO place in the a'tive scTvi'e 81
the CoHicGrr lie states, a suitable vessel, ~ no; less than
on. huni-c! tcu- hutIncn, .liC!rutly manned, 2:Er:d and
.uuivp-I, Tor Crr.sias lrl:rst the enemy. Ii The "r,ssi !:
ut To- he Cited nut, the a ricail2n wi! further state tfc
gIrr. w':c!e, and ire time within which 1t Will be ready for
f.rvic-, E1f viii present satisfactory evidence o: lic a5l!.
: q, H.. SrriirGE, 10 Sc. the vessel 10 sea.
IL. N-4s.is l!tci out and rendered for tie En'nEieeE Sa.
~. bcvOuf &c tcrGi;aril. jurisdiction o; The Confederate
states, Shall. he Inspected by an officer ~ The G. :. Navy.
,ni her cnaraer.r and condition, and the character and
ulu-s, 81 :.c officers thereof, shall be lhoEa by his re-
sort.
III. 30 appllcation for the position otAssist7nt raynls
ter ~ .hs Volunteer Navy will he considered, when the az.
plica:t !. under - years q ag..
8. r. MALLORY,
Secretary o! the navy.