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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

Proposals
OyYros % AMY CLorHIs0 Ayp rauIPAoI,l
kEw-l DIRK lee ~, ioo% !

kEw. DIRK. Uec 20, Ibo&
A RMY SUPPLIES.--Sealed Proposals will
"A be received this Office until II O'Clock on SATUR
DAY sne zh in for furnishing By oontrnt a. tho Depot Of
Army Clobms and Eqnpage in this city ARTILLERY UNI
FORM COATS to b. inside OF material equal 10 aud nko tue
standard pie in uis Office bnt bidders should present.
sample Of the cloth OF wnh they propose 70 MAKE the eoss
All articles nnr be pacf-d in req Iaticp boxes AID duv'
cred a. tho Depot fire % charge.
Bonds will required Tor the fp performance OF con-
Tie tn- States he rsaI " REJECT all bids
dermed Objectionable.
Proposals should indorsed Py-p1ssfOr furnishing Ar
tiusry UrfszH Coais aud aatresseo to -
BY.v.l Br zCen- D. Il SINTON
Deputy QaarerDast-rG Gen
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Asst or,arnns,,rsn. o,rroa. roaAGS pss'r..

Asst OUARTERsssrgRs orroR FoRAGE ngPr- }
No o. Cedar-s,., hEw ORR CHI, Dec p. 1917
PROPOSITIONS viii be received daily. for
L the FREtGHTs Of FORAGE 'or thc United States
o. -t.maefs Department f:om hev-l crs CITY Phil,del
rh. bo.t Portland potts the coast 81 Maine.
70 Wasln .tou se4snarla. Va h~wb-ri G., Pot aoyL.
:. C., savannah ia. .Dt S'W-Jfraus Ia.
Propositions ua3 standing emil ctpcety or
qI1y Of nay aud grain respectively he s lequirs
.al v her rrsiv rafgc. and adi-~z ID q
T.. u. CHAPMAN. Gap. sud A. Cufg@-i.lsstsr.
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90 Wbom it man Crrrfrn.

COPYING-Nestly and Expeditiously done,
~ In round readable hand AL kinds Of manuscripts lin
cudns Law Cs.e prepared for publication; pfosf read
and accuracy printing secured BY vers.d IN
sw aud erpersnced ss EDITOR AID pa1i,leT Appy a. No
o. lnIlr .eroi.l FOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

~ TON AND BIZ sEVOfEaT AID SOCIETY. intel
hgenc@r Builiing.l WASHINGTON. ID. {. President
JAMES B. COlr. Of Connecticut, Attorney At Law" lsss
Major u. ). V. Correspondents Secretary EDGAR Il.
SICkELS q Nane late Captain u :. V Fstahisred to
furnish inform thu whereabouts OF those in the
Amy 6h Nav, and hs Opposition sics wounded or de
usa.el II viii also Eve informs hon snd assistance In tho
,rssctop euy csT.o,-s 4 bn.ue, with the reIt De
psrtmoGs IL. Ne;onA Government and careful -nloa
tho colecion OF pension. ooIriv, back and n
money rad sF1-TLENEhrO o. OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
contsctoI, o.iIa csis for property destroyed
taken 10 tn procurs o. patents Letter. sskrg ior IL
TO- n.tion should ncoss Tar s,ddrss IRE ,POND
lsg SFCRETAhY I. u. BOX NJ. is., Washington d. e.
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n one ISLAND RAILROAD = WlNTER

- ARgAhGEMENr-L<v-, New ioTk, Jaze4s slip an
Jiis, Es.s Rvef To- GeeHnoft saS Hase' Han ~
sgaa for "a )hsI1 LaLellGd ls.p bsbglol, ard fasI
insise u, o. and .. .rnnniis through ~
Gr-erpor.. SATURDAY sv.nlnss) For syoSset :. 49,
!. m arl .. A. ts,s-ee connect for Cold SHus.
oy-,.r bay sd liaat.nSton.) Fos Hsnpstese JAnr'
" i d.. ~ and :, elrt T. -,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 34,lIs,,, '>
River. a. siS "a ios ysphanS stopping a. AZ ~.
cru: Hrrn2.,e sud yo.set EscrTsiog Tiek-s
stfelu..l .s.cs A REASDSRR. SuVflhItnotn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

DERSONAL-T Mayor and Councils Of
Psisdelphit have uEssimcusy passed RESOLUTION Of
thanks Prof T.. d. ssud,s u 81 Oh. CORTLAND s,pn'
d,r n..uc 10Y e great good he has oouo u ssEin by
his un;irius energy tho city ron. ,ha araihH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
ouAsrMssAsr,ss OIsIoy, q. a. A, Nc. II Srarn T.,
NV foRI. Dec "a. lSt< )
CEN.ED PROPOSALS. will be- received II

GUAHrlssAsr,ss OIyIcy, 4. a. Nc II SrArn r.,
NV ioaI Dec. a. lct<
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be- received ni
- t, ogc, nu,il y OF TUESDAY. Dee. r. fef ,he Is
o'ving frtlc's. Wa
B.s Enssh Bs1D.4Sl.i Iron S-ortsd, from Ixi 20 "a
ineli p.r an Of 40 lhl
Round ron. !. y. :. and y neh. y-ftuL
Squsr. Iron, 1ui inch, per ,un
Roller iso-4 - w. ~ n. p>t tan
Sheet irou, Nc. -, bas. BloouJ, Pr h..
be-, O.i T&ln~a BIN, Leather 70 II h. pr side
per "a -
Oa 1.rned HerB.>s Lathe. irsua y to ies;tef
sst, rtr ID.
hnss.tt L~s,hss, psr N.
so.e Loatb-s, tpak Tsnp~J. key ID
III Tam ID L~shcT pc, ID
nsut Sn<r Nails Nos. d. 7 sn6 .. PEI Ia
t,st Steel. l.iIt W 7.si, Per
"a Ials Cos, Steel, and l. per h.
DStAgcn Csst Steel. :. pr ID.
fxr,is Will tessenane IN their proysns We lsash VI tine
r,7ued - cIpsh tbs scies they oA.i and VII he expected
20 dev-r Iacss II shipment In Ne~Yosk. vhssevef y
swsrd~ ,Len ~s Of charge W che United js.ss Pay
will b sdr In scc funds % pssvdcd b' Govsrnpont
Ts right IL -<nved Of rejecting prcgsssl no< Doomed
sivsnts~cus Oaernss should b i4srssd "Popssss TOT
QsAteTIDse,srs stors-,' sDd sddressed -
Hfrr., BIis. Gee sTEwAnr VAN vLlEr.
QcH.s.nss.sf, Y. q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.. LINE.
~ Dz!y.
Per rr1ys1.',ce Direct.
Tie n.s aIsI sp.sndd st,ancrs

ELECTRA hSDGAThi IA.
U.vira S1per0T Accommodations i0r re,ssr.efs md
srvigh WI leave p. - Norh River. .oot Konio-
,on .trcst Daily Sunday rEreptedl At D.. p.
Connecting a. Eoyid-Lc1 with Ia. q. for bottom
Thr ELECTRA, capt. J. ". N.Y.. WI EWe N-w.F orb
.,-ry MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
Th.GALhTEA, Cept WN, JONES, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
fFfrsisht ,ss,r o, trSps.r Rates
CThss steaners ~. un.rps.sI 10 ,leis arrangements
io the comfort and - y # .s'.onsers and taei. i.o Il:
the transportation OF Freight
- Passenger. asr retiring Tor the ash, disturbed
t they srrrc IN Providence hour e.fy e.ougn
81 i.siCJ. Ia thc trs scoouu-sie. gsin for
bostos 1-rivng II hoston a. d n.
iDior1iteo Ia T-rard 20 FI-..h to envy % ISAAC
0SfI1 Gene.sl Frs.gr Ag.rt Pr W. -, y. n.
Pot Tciets, Sta'crcori. BcrtAs Apoy IL ". H. I'd
WARDS 'iene-4l rirseS AgeR Pier Nc. p North RiVer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
XyINELAYD LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

NINELAND LANDS-1O ALL WANTING
FARMS-LDre and thriving -tsicmsn5 mid AID
climate ~ ules 18th . PhiGd-phis by railroad
Rich soil whsh peduss ia-yr ercys which now ~
ao siuz Avn twenty .Jh fry trsct II from s.6' -
Der acre payable within four Juers Good brsh~s orens-
Tor sd otbers CHurhts scEoois and rood
r.e.y Il 10 now tho improving pi>e" East " We.
HuDdrel n, s,,trs aud eoidio, Tug ,~NnY vii which
corsini,T ports saa nE l WI b. s-n, free
lte.s CiiAs H. LANDS NiaeaBd Pot Once Curabsf
Ind Co N J. fyon EeJo,i o. s-s-s ketsssDN dvs,etDf
Editor az TIE Tb Is ~ nc f,o5f tunsi, STff.>
tysea ~ >tei por'f, an6 Biietie eeelor s'
pYdfy,s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION Con
~ PANl.

C'OR NEW.ORLEANS DIRlns y t; c-pduwR M.
Il and e..t.cIs.s a. s Msii s.esm'hi.'ss an saP
EEvAI CoruSnsnSe,, vii iesye ~ y, ~. ,,,ner hsr
ssa sI ps md ser1 o SSr r{' EgncS
w suI rI,aLpsS ts vt Tlse Geo. W.hipstca VI
follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
0cfdn Cleaners.

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, via
~ NiCARAGU AAshort rsure. tow price, C~nrs
American 1rast Company viii dispatch tho 2Olh Il
r,sry month frotn Pier ~ Nor kyeT. the tine
st. ainskip GOLDEN RULE ID. ;. Bsbooci, MISTER, ct
sr-s reduced OF ps.ess ". psr,.. apply to
u y. RRlNJTDN. Agent
No. II We-tri. cornsr OF Wurenst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

II &. MAIL LINE-FOr CALIFORNIA
~ yia PANAMA.
The following frc,.. .s Whso. Steamships yl be die
pAeh~I noon pf-cseI7 from t,-r No 3 NORTH River
Dec. - OCEAN QUEEN Seabury.
tConnect.ng a, Psnoi1r With oii-n Cityl
JGn. J. NORT!! SlAk Hisop.
tCounectlng ~ Panama With Golden Ag-.l
Jau. l3 COSTA RIGA. Tirkisnause
tConnac tina O. POi-na VIII C0aItstion.i
F,r irrisL pas-ass Apply y
b y. ALLEN No Bovtlirr i,.e.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
ESTABLISHED IN l5@S.
RAVT'% e BACON,
PIANO .f.EI-FACl tfHERS,

A., IS5 CRAND-sr., n~sr HrosGwsy Sew.Yors
Tb. Mosiesi Profession having @. l'.b quite prom
sr, III eoapectian iewsp p aivrti'~n"tt. Of if OF
I've p1rO msnul.c us.s It's ely rach h'h elh1a'' ~
ssorr ~ th.ir In f.it II. rrfu , "a cement q ihe
Ens nj md Ats /. W. ..I t1e ll-crnt public M
se9u,iasd With the ticts the roe. rn-N ilo
IA xi,s We would t.s or iiai os Lave oFeh
ptcrsb. known A. this GsrAet for usSr ioy years '
~ ~ usc,.rv for a. oOfsn toe opri.4 G. tse fToe-
.e IN regard u tncir qlsy tho rs inrl sp"aAns ief
tsm.sivs. Near.c iarslC ttTJ-gc uf Improvements u
Ps8os and they 20 tAe &c IA e'-} P'I"ouAt
fs7is. 5esiriug Psncs ~ 10 wei 10 exeDno our ''oeA
md prel i.efoye l.skiuR thoir s-iect.on..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
Hlih!arn Noilees.


til!h!arn Noiltes.
$1,000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR Thu ARMY
~ PLACE or TiiI FOLLOWING CLASSES oY
CITIZENS,
r,rssi Fer crilcrs enrolled aad lsbie to drzl
srors; Fer citizens 10. rb'e to dra becsne Of vnh,
ne.s OF nonli.biliy from other causoI
TO sUgsurUTHs
Tue following ais. ere offered Tor tie ouli.,n,en, Of
Substitutes;
BOUNTY DEPOSITED Br rsasosx xseurgISa rR,rrvrg,,
ossH povs.
FoR OSR rtAE.....,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
toE vo WARS. 4VO
ZOE 1urEs YsAns... 600
PRrslrs DOWN.
FOH Two YEARS MAS......................... 80
foR THREE iEaBs' MAs....................., ~
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTED
lnssmach ~ the authority exists the ensaeu, OF Sub
ute for such r,on nay dos! to be relieved nom any
apprehension, q future DRAFT ,sl-o to- 'aoh citizens are
not liable to Drs because OF unhne non-absy from
or other causes TIRE County Volunteer Committee have
rSovsa in addition their business Of raising Rruts to
enlis, such subsI,1... q may be de4fcd.
Those desrn sib,ti,ue. ray deposit with tho Committee
the whole or either Of the iclo, inr
FoE OsE YsAE..........................
Foa Two YE,Es.........-........... 40
fos THREH NrAEs...... bJo
No portion Of he money paid for Substitute. ~ll be rad
from tao County fund.
c. GODFREY CtETHHR, Mayor,
MATTHEW T BRENNAN. conprors',
ORIsOS BLUNT. Supervisor,
ELIJAH ,. PUKDg. sapcr,i.oI
WA r. STEWART. sup-r'i.or
wy NJ. TWEED Supervisor.
Coma!ll,o on yOuss-rns
ogIsoS BLUNT. chairn,n.
Rooxs % Cosrrr-Er o. Voc SrsRsiSo Cirr HAIL)
PAK1 Corner Oi BToso~ay znd than,eer''i'
november 1. 1905
ARMY OFFICERS. MUSTERED OUT or
Il their ordnance and g9sri-rnltsieT scooni u
L. bKONN 90, No. 2fsgi plaza
4 CARD.-TWENTY MEN (aliens) are
ready 20 cult 81 hg year, lp the Army Sue'tties
or Yosus.r for , ST. hvpy Il tie UNION RkPhE5EAI
ALIVE ASSOCIATION ~. 2s ChsHO-r.st
DAROLED PRISONERS CAN HAVE their
i COMMUTAT1ON FoA RATioNs premrsly pfd Ap
ply 10 III. T. :. ARMY AGENCY. No. ~ IS 70 ksf+i
DRISONERS or WAR.
Wife aud widowed Eloher % al pikoBer 81 wU Fan be
paid by app icsou 10 osre Als asoE boun!ics pay
s.d pT1e money oeli.cis ]. tRONf Co,
hiih,s-y AL Navel Co.lc,tnI Ofso~.
No PATs y.so~. undsr Broadway BsLk.
lTOWN COMMITTEES and PRINCIPALS
i would do well O. cal =. a.. PRINCIPALS PROTEC.
TIVE UNION, No u. Chsihan't. TRlPP COHEN.
lvVHE HIGHEST BOuNTiES PAID al the
i PROTECTIVE UEIOS. 40 ~ Ch.ih.B.,.
TRIP L COHfS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The Saw Nh " tbe Sl,.sset s'.im rsw ti.l Go,
stnsssc On tho Delaware AID KSHtsn C,n o. B",S- brow
n j. sI Ililes ,,s~ new brnsSet. ofertd
sale wth rJDvA sccA Of W bite and ftioS
Ptas 0sk ard Hmioct Thinker The tfures nfGdo sDor,
soros four CT Witch IA eair hI ~ u, isi oaf
Yaue Fire proof Bres Ens1, fse p D. a. ie.t frDe
hoes power With ample bees Comfortable Two .tory
denss with tss-nrut snd large sfden NE Uncle lfof-ry
lent To Be sod fof cash II no< die
posed fby 2ltb Will that daf A. 10 10 oe~ct ~
ssotioI iag With Ess fsi.te ffopcry can
Be- rsb.a nv Central Railroad ke~.J>TS-y Ia slnt "a
hous Aypy ~ euler si ta OF .r th' Len,lshy on tho
fTrfnses. EtNlEsI. Mibhs ir<Hsf.
Bouud Brosk, Dec 10, 1891
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-On and
af,t MOHD.4. Dec. tssips aye rhirtie,h X, sta
ton Albany. Troy and place hoith ard West s s.3
n - g. H. 40 5tS 10 y " S~spy st,srhed ~
0o and lOl3r t-ras, foni fhire,ns' All trains leave
Chaabrrs .-ty e,riNr than Thite;h. sunday
train, & o n Taroth.t Though Freight train daily
J > TDUCEY. Asst. supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

I'OR BRIDGEPORT.-Tho steamer Bridge
por; from pe,k slip ard efer Dec a. EVERY
TUESDAY THURSDAY ard SATURDAY OF ~ o'cloct
noousrr,yns Bridgeport time 70 connect With the
iousaonc Hsuy.tncx. Ncv.5aysG. hsrt!srd end Shore
Line. :. III .gIis taseu lbe wharf every day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

u = PER Acre. Bargsins IN Improved Farms
% 10 is W,ssor,r-We4d Wsi.r io' Frus Vine Gram.
Csius. we.i Other Fsn,s rear n. \. WALiih W.
WETAORE, Ne. a Pb<-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
1leoicll


1 REY'5 SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ave PROVED thssno pie experience entire
cess-siBp, prompt raicient and resor They are the
ouy medcirs perfectly adapted 10 porns- USE lhel nav.
received lie highest pr. iro The reetson the Press and
the Props, AID vi always render sa,isfac;lon.
proa NJ .juse borr.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

A FEW ELEGANT REAL PARIS BROCHE
IA LONG SHAWI9 from Auction. s0itaSe for pscsens,
~, 49, sss AID -, worth %aa tSn. sTs md 10.
GEORGE kLiEH, ~. ~ kishtksys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
Real Gsia!e fcs Sale.

GAIT LANDS, at Saginaw, Michigan. u
- ss,hsf with Sci, Wsrss. poR sAlR. lnquir. Of
ANOs q. HULL No. ~ PsYf. row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

NOE NORFOLK. ya.-REGU!AR LiNE E.,
~ ...,r.ss SAXON Lavender nsssy. VII les.s fei
= me ",' ~ ,bovc on WEDNESDAY De-. ~, 1914. st
no, -, ~ ~ Yer frslsh& OF pssssge sppt TO
s"""~r WHITNEY L HATHEWAb No VsonihS''
NOR PORT ROYAL and BEAUFORT, D. [.
i Regular Liasrse s.s-.a.hp CEaES sssfyood ma, :,
sss W. 49, pr Ne E. T. H. For lr~,gh. nopss<s,
,soiT 10 WEyrNt.Y kaATHkWAi, W. y: sss!bfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
Urn GOODS.

At GEORGE KEYES's-No. 3i3 Eighth-sye.
IA New SILKS for the Holidays
New CLOAKS for tie Holidays
new SHAW u for n. Holiday
rev FRENCH MERiNOS 10, tue Holiday.
New POPLINS ard o1TOMASS for the Holidays
New DRESS GOODS Tor tine Holiaays
New DELAINtS and PRINTS for the Holidays.
New LACE CURTAINS The Holidays
New CARPETS Tor tie Holidays.
Ali from the late auction sL -, al low prces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
CTrIYWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GI.AHD AND SQUARE PIAN05 sre .o1 ccns.dorod
Ne b Euop, wei this eounry h.y N received ls
sss PINE Me1r - the Words xhiO. lou 45uG1n 1864
ahe principal why the steEwAy Pianos 40 superior
a. olaeTs that the hrm ooupot- 81 i've vrsolesi
lfshrr aud four son.l Snvcnt all tneY
unp1ove-nts aud uo9er h1so personal supervision
sscU part OF the instrument "a .AEuis.gct Warrrooms
Nos u sad - Fast Forfeenh bst~esn Uroa square sad
ivhI Psco how-YcEI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

IGLOVES. GLOVES. GLOVES. kid, Cloth,
" and Fleece Lined. in 1-s, -sIirty also, Lsde, anC
Misses. Mcrino Vest. and Drawsrs Winter Hos CRY. Mon.
Lessns Hoods Sonars ScsTfs SsIony Yarns. 6c Sr, al
Cheap store go and 8g2 Broadway near 18th at. side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

! 100 n. " EsfRRH ExpR0S-Fo- hisfir. Alia atowA
Resding Hsr-bIrg. Rt.baisb, AMI gas VS. Sleepias
lhroux- from Je-sey City Pittsburgh e'e.y evenins.
EIInsgrrPoEr AID NSw.IoaK FgKRT-i..aye Seu
iork -. .iog Nc. \. r. a, 9:5J J. +ee aud a;is
p N. BOs's sop at Bergen Point srd ha.1ues' Pabor
Tickets IN. Mr-. he o0ziasd the once OF 10
Central Rfirosd Company. pirr Nc. N. R. a. No
Astor House q NOD "a aud 81 Broadway sni the poa
! c.pa hotels JOSIAH u. STEAkSS. Supe .in,esdect.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
nIIrE 49, RrRIorGEa

We announce E.th deep resrea says tas Petersburg
express The melancholy and u7,imsly death Of Major
Edgar Burroughs, lac q shs Princess Ann Rloger'
and actively engaged in tie OOasderAss service. EAor
it vii be rscosc.sd, vas arrested Al lac hour Of
the nigh. a. bis resdsIeS In Princess Anne and CARED
OF 70 Norfolk, whEs be vas Eisd By military coz
mission, orderSd BY Butler, and sentenced 70 deaih-
Before she execution Of the ientSnes, be Wis ssiHsd
with The smallpox, and rsmOTed'iO the Portsmouth
HoSPiA. While rapidly sonValescing, he attempted =
few days since escape from the hSaPia and WAs shot
By one Of the negro guards outside, and MORALLY
wounded He survived ocly twenty 'oar holrA"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

CoEsoR1pr va CoxscRIPr "A few days since two sub
enrolling officers for the county Of - in this S'ste
enrolled aud carried to thu Camp Of Instruction, AZ De-
cAtur, discharged sidier, and heir return home
stopped at Marietta to have busn before returning
to the discharge OF their srduous dutes Ia the mean
lime, the csmm.Hdsnt of the Camp of Instruction as
csraned that the consops just brought to camp, was
very intelligent nau and conferred upon him the ap-
poIntmsut of Earolling officer for tn, said = county
supersodng the other two ofisials alluded TO- aud sent
tnem forward with his papers aud official position
On arriving al Marietta he found ths late suroera Of
bs rest the two delunct enrolling officers in the
midst of their spree" enrolled them and carried them
to tho Camp of destruction, withou: their bsvng an
opoot uni,y Of informing their frsnds OF their new
"chADge OF a'e"-AAdHta Confederdey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
SECRET LkGISLAze1

From the coating PARTICLES Of information which
reach our aurcuAr organs we infer that the Senate,
yesterday II sseet session. passed substitute for the
House ana cial blL We have not heard what it pro-
visions are.
The House Of Representatives, is said has stricken
ous mort Of The exemption clauses In she Military Ii"
from the Senate
The Virginia Legislators, Il Is said, has been occupied,
IN secret session. With me dsOuIdOn Of resolution
qasstrg the Confederate authorities to supend the ban
OF outAwrJ against BeAs. Butler until exchange Of
pri5osers Is effected
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
TIE SUBSTITUTE QUESTIONABLE RTRS7
DECISION

he hrss decision that bAs Soms 10 cur knoWledgs,
under the late Gos Of Congress el1SorSng principals
who have pui substitutes in the army, was made BY
Judge French, Al LaubeF;On, Moth Carolina, Friday
last, on vri Of habsaI sorpsI ftOn a:ors county
The petitioner, Alsx,adss WlNms wa drafted in
1891 and having furnished substitute Who WAS ae-
OPTED, regularly discharged. Is vas arrested By
the enrolling eosr OF Moore county under she Sot 4
Congress- approved Janurry Sd, 1884, alluded to abOve
Hs con ended that the act In violation Of the Con-
sdsaton, and bis Arrest Illegal aud brOaghs before
Judge Tceseh under she Wris Of Aa5saI s0yPaI.
The Court seirmel she oo1Ill.a:i6aalsy Of the law
and rsmAnded the petitioner the custody Of the
rolling cfBcer The Opnioa IN tbe S,se h elaborate,
and appssy 70 be sustained By analogous decisions of
tie highest Couls CT North Carolina, ~ veil Of tho
ITnitsd S.,tes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL

Nothing Of lnpOrtalcs vas done In open SsssiOn, IN
the Senate - s-dsy. A motion vas entered 20 re-
consider thsSOs By which tho bill creating the Sfdes Of
snsEu in re army Was passed and several resolutions
Of hanks to troops Who have rc-ensssd for the var
vera eoDeurred In
Ths House passed bill 70 increase che OonPen'A'oA
Of the Treasurer and Cssks In she Trsisary Depart
snt a. Richmond, the AsEliAni TREASURER, As Charles
ton, and extending tbo PsOTIiOus Of the Ae' 70 ne
Clerks and oupleysS in Ine Department a. Co'snoi''
Sou,h CarolnS
The BIZ from she sepasS 70 SEiablSh Volan'eer Navy
vas also psssed; AID BIN % sSisOIP 'h' frs'is'n'
70 s.tabsh. Military ooustfor each Division Of Cavalry
In the hsld aud enc FOR each SAts n.tny niiafy &C.
tsrtuet whenever tie puzzle interest may require H.
A YlsKrE OoaEE-POHDESE, writing from the oiossa-
ding ,ou,drOn on Mobile, says the dee. does not include
=. single roo Clad He prOEIs>S II Abe government Al
W,sbpr.Oa oil ssnd some, that ths 'sAu and Stripes
vould .ays over Forts Morgan and Gaines IA lsH lsaH
S,si1ty days"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05

OcA SHAW HLLID.-We rAgret 10 lsarn from our
exchanges OF the d=Eth OF Col H. NJ Shaw, OF the
s.h North CarOioa regiment who was killed by the
enemy IA the lsts advance towards Newborn. rs was
shat while engaged Wits hl5 SOlnmand in laying pom
toms Bachelor Greek. Col Shaw was Northern
sy bssh, but settled in North CarolinA, and was
prominent man Of tina. Safe. lie was u member of the
LsgIlIse CT the United States Congress, and of tie
Conversion that voted North Carolina ous Ct the bnsn.
Hs was takec prisoner at Roanoke Island and re ente
ed she ssrvics Liler bsiLg exchanged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
rRE nAPrrpERr eEK EanLr

We are still without confirmation particulars OF the
sucsess Of the expedition reported 10 have been SAINT BY
G n. Rry into Northwestern Virginia. L. Eus, u Is
singular pa. some Information hS rO1 been received
at the War I, psr,nenl
The LyreLbu-s R4PusllcIa o. Ws-nsadsy Says:
Passengers BY the Orange train lIs' night StEts thst
Authentic iItelgsros IeosiVsd IN stlunOn NsrdAy
mig that Ger EUy had cGPslrSa eentdsrsbIo oses
o. Yankees, reported to bS hOn 500 TO SOS, a, or
near hoore6e'd, in Hampshire eeuusy. Il = siAtsd,
also, that he lcok A. ths same sms large number Of
bor.es and cattle, and sonhderabls amount OF com.
missasy s1d qavssrmAlsrsores. The rapport comes TO
in such torm sntds It to eredsnse, though
oould obtain no dssoite particulars Of tbs IS.i,'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
AUOfIOR NOTICE.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY ROBINSON, ADAMS CO., Auc,'rs,
Corner Of 9th and han streets
WE will sell at Auction, at our Warehouse,
FRIDAY AKt. oh Instant At 10 O'Clock, the following
desirable goods:
IS sArels choice N 0. Sugar,
Hogsheads {" ="
Barrels Crushed
Bags Prime Rio oodee,
{" Java 4"
Is Gases Pure Otard Brandy
Earrels Molasses Every hne),
Barrels faloW,
9 Oaks New Rice,
u Boxes No. Turpentlne Boap,
70 Bags Pc. Nuts,
10 Kegs BorAx,
Barrels Pure Southampton Vinegar.
With general assortment CT Groceries.
600 Boxer Manufactured Tobacco,
100 Black Navy Z" suitable for export
10 LArgh0rne Smoking Tobacco, 200 lbs. each,
~ barrels MOOJrkle'S Diamond 100 "
- smoking
100 Pairs Gents Ensnih Shoes and lot Of Dry
Parties desiring avail themselves CT this sale, will please
send their goods Wednesday Thursday mornitg.
feq-td ROBINSON ADAMs co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-05
CLALKs 81 SLAYEs LKPRRsSED ~ ~


CONFEDERATE AUTHORITIES
In looordsnes with tAs rsQuson Of the Chief Of the
Euglnss- Bureau, tho P.sSidSns has recommended an
appropriation By C10gs to meet she claims presented
or thAs nay be hereafter p,sSeate5 for slaves impressed
By the Confederate tuihor ies and Lost in Me public
service.
The sum Of 7os 600 Il given as The andts estimate
for ths State Of Virginia At an average valuation OF
$4,000 for each slave escaped or deOersd and includes
those employed % the Redmond d'f,nOeS in che Pen
iusuA, earlier IN thu war, snS oIheI por&S Of the
SaN.
Reasoning By analogy FOR wat Of absolute data, ana
extending The Calculation 10 tls other 6sssss Of the
Conedsracy, in all OF which heavy losses have been
sustained among the neg os inPsS FOR AsO: o. the
dsferee he bureau has arrived a; sc 0! q lOs,
coo the minimum probably rsqzl;ed % meet thia class
Of expenditures.