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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

SAYS the Washington correspondents
OF The Independent: "At the recep-
ton Saturday afternoon at the Presix
dents ;Eouse, many persons present
no:ieea three little gifls, poorly dressed,
the children of some mechanic or IL
boifng man, who had followed the visi.
tors into the house to crafty their Gu.
riosity.:' They passed round from 10 m
to room, and were fastening through
the 'recepiion-room with some trepida-
tion: when the President called to them,
Little giAs !sarv You going to pas me
wi.hou. sh;a.si;,:;; . hahdsy' Then he
bent his tall. awkward form down aud
shook each little girl warmly. by the
hand: Everybody in the apartmens
was spell-bound ~ the incident so sim-
pie in itself, yet revealing 50 much Of
Mr.. Lincoln's charactei.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
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The New York. *papers Of Tuesday
contain the foHdaf.a:: >-'>-'~ 80

\ mes5sgs from the President Vas
t:ansnltted to the Senate to day, euclos-
ing the correspondence relative to tho
request that permission be given our
military authorities to pursue the Sioux
Indians in the Hudson Bay territory.
In note to Lord Lyons, dated the 2lst
ult Secretary Seward says that those
1udiaus should either be restrained
from making hostile incursions into
United States Territory, or 9. S. troops
should be allowed to pursue. subduc,
and disperse them Arcport from Gen.
Pope to the War Department included
iu the papers, which shows that the En-
glish government hxs no force in the
Red river region to control these Indi-
ans: and the Hudson Bay C6mbsDy viii
give large qu: ntities OF provisions for
their subsistence if they will return to
the United States. Lord Lyons, in .
note Of January 22d, seys he has refer
red the matter to his government, by
which, BE says II win not fail to be i'm
mediately taken inB e6dftslderaion. !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
Important Decision under the Hous-
stead Law.

The Commissioner Of the Generil
Land Office At Washington has aeeid-
ed tsat a homestead settler haaa not i
complete legal right, but wezely an in-
ceptiye title, liable to be defeated for
noE-pertormance Of conditions, and can
therefore only use the timber for fsnc-
ing, building and repairs. Under the
bounty of Congress lie is permitted to
acquire homestead in the public do
main. for agricultural purposes. on the
condition Of settlement and 6 c1ltiyation
for five years. Until this condition is
satisfied. he cannot commit waste BY
telling the timber for market, Is the
land reverts to tie United States Oh
failure to comply With the terms Of the
law. .-- =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
MAJoa, .HA16l1f 1l 6iar.

= III
Major Hatch reports to GlE Silly
that on the 22d of January 6ty,seven
Indians voluntarily surreodered Msm-
selics !; IF whom fourteen we're men,
twenty women and twenty.thtce ehd-
dren. One Of the men vas brttdss-
in law of Little Grow, whose name, Is
fair specimen Of the whole batch, We
give as Mab-kah,nah<ho- -too:mah-rre.
He was farmer Indian, and has ! cer-
tiicate signed by the Superintendent
and Agent. We learn that order have
been given to have all the male adult
prisoners who have been captured q
have voluntarily surrendered themselves
sent tp,Fost 4 bcrcrombie for trial, and
that abundant evidence exists to con-
Wet some Of them Of participation il
tie massacrcs -Potste1. T.. :,..,...s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
MILES o,RE1LlEY OS THE NAYauR

Some toll us 'tis burning shame r. = ~.
To make the nagurs fight;
An that the thrade Of being kilt
''Nelohgs but to the whfecss'
but a. for NE, upon my sOwll
! 4 SO liberal are we here, tErF Z. s~a4a ace
Til let Sambo be murdered In place ofmyself
o' seslSs on svssy aay 1s Il Ssstt Nss Year. boys,
And every hour In the day.
The right to be kilt I'll divide wild him,
An divil a word I'll say.
In battles wild coMmotion
shopidh,sxt all object y. -, ~
lf Sambo's body should stop ball
That was comm for me direct;
And the prod Of a southern bagnet,
50 liberal are We here,
I'll resign and let Sambo take it -.- 49,
On every day in the year
On every day In the year, boys,
An wild none of your nasty pride,
All my right in southern bagnet prod,
Wild Sambo I'll divide.
The men who object to SaInbos
Should take his place and fight;
And it's better to have a naygnr's hue
Than u liver that's waaa and white;
Though Sambo's black as thsa6e Of spades,
His fingers thItgger con pull,
And his eye runs straight on the barrel sights
From under his thatch Of, WOOL =,
So hear me all. boys, darlinEs,
Don't think I'm tippin' you chaff;
The right to be kilt I'll divide wild him.
And give him the largest halfl .,>Ss::s:.ess,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has.
wisely We think, declined to accept the,
gra :uity Of IS, 900 lately rendered him
BY the congregation Of Plymouth
Church. What win become OF the.
Coppcrhead howl that vent up .gaidst.
this "abolitioi" minister, on the sdp-,
position that he would ,ocept the bonus.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

REruRElNa VErERANs.-Company
K. Sd Minnesota Vols, 6fty in num-
Der, has re-enlisted to a man, and r..
turned home last week on farloueh.
1t was raised in Olmsted County.
Three Minnesota Companies, G, H,
and K, in the Sd lows Cavalry, COM
prisins ll3 :nenx have rc-enlisted and
returned to this State on Saturday on
furlough. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

AIDS DE CAMP-Gov. Miller han
appoin ed.I John s. Merriam Of St. Paul,
and HezeEiah Fletcher, IF Minneapo-
lis, to be his Aids de Camp, With the
rank of Colonel and Lieutenant c. lionel
respectively. Both are good appoint
ments, that Of Col. Merriam especially.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

At Christening, while minister was
making the certificate, he forgot the date,
and happened to say, ..Let me see, this is
the 30th." s'The thirtieth!" exclaimed
the indignant mother, ''indeed, it is ouly
the eleventh ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

= -'.Six feet in his boots ~ exclaimed
Mrs. Partington. ..What will the import
ance of this world come to, wonder =
Why they might As well tell ne that he had
six heads ii his hat!''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

"A correspondent tells of soldier
wounded by shell at Fort Wagner. He
was going to the rear with mutilated
arm. p. .r-.4g . ,.
Wounded by shell?' he was asked.
eyes" he cody answered, II was right
under the darned thing when the bottom
dropped out.'' ..-,s. . Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

Artificial limbs are provided BY law
for al soldiers who arc entitled to them
free Of charge.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
HENRY. W. WEARY
CARRIAGEMAKER.

Ma y = <euoved to my new shop near
1 the hidgs There | am prepared to do
all kinds 'of'~o11 sin the 0arriseenhaking
line. Wagcnsj carriages and sleighs made
IN neat and substantial manner at low
rates. Particular attention paid to repair
ing. es3.sssy .z@ls. f.ssE srgaI stst.5 v3-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
a. r = ON AS JONES
s"l..s g BLACKSMITH

IL L kinds IT work done in tho best
a. possible tll11aliltnei. /. Particular atten-
tion given TO horss and ox- lhoeihg, plow
work, and repairing Of III kinds Shop in
same building with Henry W. Weary. lzsf.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

A young gentleman says he thinks
that young ladies who refuse good offers OF
marriage are too "No-ing by half"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

BUFFALO OvERSHOEs & MOCCAsINs,
Kept always on hand, and for sale at ia.
vorable prices. 4
A good stock of Leather and Shoemaker S
Findings. sse. ,:e.s. q. .......qu.... 9@
Particular attention paid to Custom Work.
The highest market price in Cash paid
for Hides. Ii -. ANTON SMITH. Z
Washington AZ, St. Cloud. v6nl9-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11
the DEMOCRAT
IL published at St. Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota. every Thursday afternoon.
oFEcKCoRNxR THIRD AVENUE AND WASHINGTON
STREET.
W. B MITCHELL, Editor & Proprietor.
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One square, one year. 500
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Business cards. five lines or less, IS per
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solid.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-11

u O B w O r. tx
OF oil kinds execnt.~l with neatness and
Dispatch, aud At reasonable rates.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
European dates a. iaie "a The 23l ultimo hay
bean TcrrIyci,

European dates a~ iaie "a The 2Jl ultimo have
been Teccwed,
The English Government r,tu-sd to permit the
United states steamer sasIT'n'Ai" :" e"el--the L.
gal time having elapsed sH'" -hh was a-t sn!-
rli.~i Mono stringent regulations had nosn pub
i.had lr!ativ, 10 furnishing ooai 10 be.Aa-rrnt
American war We. .4,i4 III British Fort'
The Solicitor ti.nat,,l ot England, IN speech 10
his constituents alluded 20 IN" efforts hSte .! .h'
uoyernnent 10 preserve reEtrtIy ~ IeeTecL 20 Ile
American va. ani t. enforce th~ t0t"iTn fhllft-
ni5t act For th-r rryit. he clainlli tn" approval
Ui his hearers. lie spoke strongly III favor OF nom
Intervention. ,
Tie scAooIar Yorktown, ficm Cleveland, Ohio.
hid arrived IN England, after beng iIascI b &C.
bel piivat@,r of Newfoundland.
Cummcr.ia! affair w5f" 9tlli very @o0~. a. Lon
don Ly,trus! and A!-r,.ne,t.r. \ few fresh !-I.-
uye4 49, reported. III" prospect hr the reTt lev
weeks was rsgu1d~i 2s discouTa@inE, u'i!Dhgh the
Lo,lon rn"u'v ke; va rather Improved "a tone
The l-al Ic4iUi bt2aat ~ Liverpool irttri ab@p-
fiu,r{rj ia tour day.
| T11~tt..t as CUnsu, T" cuba.
LeeislatU~a in Athens and tb:catan7 the neJnhcI'
With c5:.O d's'a! II thcT 10 not "hulfg uT' INK
! work Of framing roV constitution
| Hon, I:,bcr: ). ai"..c returned 70 |r~ ITl .!
| Ia. Liverpool cotton market closed auiet on III
| 21i Vi U,tofa-r. Quotations wIrT unlhanS'rt, h4
there ~ letter demand NJ the low rates bre'ti
-tutt- we:r Inactive. Provisions one; and ste'4S
Cons,@ closed NJ rs! F39 for money III l~'U'"h %
! the, I'D Df October.
| M, London 4ru4garJ Nary Ta=ci:a thinks that
=, tI., now book ana without >oGue other ,ub'hl
nations I.l.Lrnort l. pretty safe 7li tnHt y. ih
meantime the agitltuI1 ana Irrc9l'aIHed dccAna
toyS OF the different opposition parties come .te
with The forthcoming 'i"ction ltevr aa!Ii"' 'rNt
| bic auxiliary to the exhausted Co9sir'teracy.
Ro6~It M'Tr4r "ao !eteF -, ''n:'',,: !-i't"n a
& Ltry- Hall. Giasycw, October IS, whites {" -
GIaar3w Herald ahGat y,st Ac he- J'"t I..tdc L
GsriUajd whom he ,eya he found n EsIfr h"l!tA
| ant AavIa1 recovered ffcI,. III Fp..t C& .7t
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EARrH.UAKK ~ MEXICO An eatthl l1Ake occur
red in Mexico on the 30 Of Q,tobel, extending Tor
three league. around the volcano Of Cit4lep'! me
u.ak of Orztbal II lasted eight minute.
At Iluxcsu the curoa, tower. soa"tg, Se, al He
hurl and cetI iatIc-! lOlut Were doNttrE'd
lhr s,ri4tan .ai ms daughter were busl'1 ia t',e
n,in4 Al the curt hes. temples and priF1te d"~--
me- h.y,- III t.f- more lea ana many Al, uii-
tyhatie. ,,
| At N.tzaoraa lluk Al aui the neshhor1ns VII
iag,s tie csrtirIuak atted i"fty sr-"id"
! mt i,i}iirg vas left Oae lady was kI!Irt. Ih'
| farm buildings we're thrown down. The don'ea =
! the churthes Of san Nicolas ami Rab12o ana ei
| otAsr thurthsa, were destroyed Al iLaiio-' III
| church was split open, and religious SERVICES at
| suspended 49,, a.,
| mo the eitv aud country. About Tacuba aIid Sai
Juanico. 10 the northeast oI the eity, H'Ia ,-n
| San Anropo de las Hu-rtas the roads were linpAs
sable, and on the 9th the rain still continued 'nees
| sanity.
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IN ly.-,T UT1r. t,v .lhte .; ln5 United 9t..tcs
n,yr. D.I.a!t 3!Ht A. u. -ciThL..1cr, s:ttr. th5t
til f.l.pr."@ yes... IN progress u co7rtro.-
Z u, t3T - G1yt-rE4eI- Chattanooga, thi'" thou
and to1, i,i4ho, tlrtc !1yIeInG tJIlS Mlia'A 4
Wa!uu-u5-., Eostarltrg, HIn0:oEono sac and Par
r+lys.. al wooden v,;3-.,,, u thFt thou~-nd t"y
LalrlI-l ton4 inr":. lei = t2ya si.eI Vi 4Tta@E
hG..,s pr hour Hni - cary !utuseGr tatte'ie"-~
E,.lL- tl,ir III n '.rs= q bGlltiLE, t"tI':
I, -, t,s x TJUtriI J,.w.'y4Dp'r4 81 t"1 IL L4d
tU'I h.,tI5t t.A@ oa'h. - iivr = E1i q N-.tes
ki.JL5. = b. I4t4.I 1 IL r-",t" ftIir@ ant =
,-l;lr ey! LLaus batteries. MS SO named -. Az
tir,.. AIaTatD IL, rt.I,, Il ,,.,.I I.!y-.' Java
N-e-.,lguA E~Hlvdi,4, -dou.tol, hl"r"tonht -'p-
-t,;- pnIatIe t.5.ati1-,, Z. stiA't th7, I7J.S'-
with Wu.a4os.t Wnt-4.., Willamette. toI.'-.-
NLtt.. tn" yt-.Il tILtdLE fu'c have H. e!.
, 5n1l=at the Ni,.Lu. >!4A--cLt, Eydcl'. P~44't.
II .uIr.,. Ka-saa Ia1.l4- ana |alO aH s-J,T rf@-
81 II i've Lir tT~t sud IILat'- t!:re tyE1 - II
J.l:& now 1a!.E I'M lett -" ">>s|sH !t'-
g!tL cyst !a-7 7a@ =, ~ H'lvn' MAJ 60
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trei a1.i rSty-f ryi4s oli"1HE t"t!V" I'"' q
wl,eg. &at AavirR ~" turit.- "H,'. 'a:i}!h~ ~.
t...rn-.A h gun Ii-> Nina '|' H., t.'h t.'-i
AM . found u-p are y 2-hIa7 n8 Th1 1mam 5E-e1
oi eleven kI.ata.
Tuc.a arc also IN Process u construction Iou,
olrr Icgn- lads Z IL. sIn Typ, hat ltF.t'', f =
| b. ia-t"e Thy s,e III 4 an ldul, rt>55I1a7Ry
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ri,uu slTt tWp Ll.-1!Gt tuLa. lt> l ISt.:ilTI -
a. % -.ustyisGtr. >~g~tg-I" woot'" 9At !Fn!",.i 81
ya:F, s II rao Murlfpt tye.. w.tn .. tE:eCa;@ IN
Ilr oI su:eTtv-.. git Thousand vI!e 44:ei tn:: -
I!,ll atc nov IN Ih~ navy, altlr- NelNre, EFt
lult;r4 AID f.iJy-.isilt -traW'l7, " u al tf,2t'
!. ..e,r ty.i.ru = Iyur ,ldlri ami eight ih2A-t-
tom rsln-r ta oriT,r.a! twsr'v--!E rf"ln'tt Al
i,rty-n,ur t'.ou.a"i h"Jr'i tons W',t ",'
t,. v4r commenced. pf thi@ number, ~" huhdl'
| steamer VI.A &u aI1t.~.t. II -" hdHIIrd 5r
! .UIty-uu, ihvusali tsn-, l&Ts h,th hUttt.
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CURT ORDERS

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L coAfEDERArG STATES or AMERICA
toa TIE EASILES DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
ny VENEER 5TH, ls6i Ordered. that Receivers
ih'ha' / pji"@, Henry L. Brook, Ihorla- n
L3mPpesi, Josn q. ss--h Frauas L Smith srd
"lillHfi a Many do each # theTr. tu he i4Is
DAY ct DE-EA5rR S!.XG, render aid sts.s
unt make teioFH Wl,iitm I. watson, q ooul1nIs-
ssoHer oi t's court, sucG account sn1 s3:4sm"rt
of his tran "fion- nS receiver for tts six roalh,
ueYs sBCeeecitnH ths dste cf his las. settlement
r,o4ired by the vth aat,ou u the hC- OF Congress
n',rIa an sct fpc tbs Eelur5tragc uf tie es;z,r.
,Ionnr-y and ttfaC,s - ti"n ansulrs ard for tho
tfs,cr{t- o. cItizaas of the C0ufe5erate 5a.cs 49,"
hrn,oycd August 81. l3"i B.: Il anyi2n- Of va
ttP're,,s rhall not hsv@ mate AMI rendered such
mn ara settlement within tbs last twelve
months. tacn he shah TendrL an "a.o1ot o. a.. /.
",'s. ION. =. Aforesaid for fv,asa rrnths he1.
sYocss4og h,4 Lac, settlet ent 4Ad = !, ia'lhsI =;
I,.,r5 IA, .hs Marshal ot THIS Dis'ilet eau = u
y, ,,,Li,e,.f1 N tho Examiner, Enquirer ana pa
n,,,h Of the CIV # Richmond, t~les 80 * -
y,r v..sa conseiut.vsly, before the sa'I dNy ~
.t.r,4 o.py cf this orler, and that ths e.o,
~, cotIt deliver onao Of sad newspapers
s1it ru1Uca..on 70 the Attorney 81 ti-s N"e'"A'-
| atates tcr this plstg1cI- ,-v,~-- v7r TIT
| A. -opv-tc:te LIZ 1 A~' ~ @- I,,oyt
| m & Ia
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Aitl)nlono a1lsp;'tt|y.
WEDNESDAY MoRStS0s NovEHBEE ., lsG'

The u,ul DsarAr,u ia aoA 10 Newa hy'-'r4 at
y,,F>tv c,xr- rcr ,a!v. C,1y ,ANkILE- aye auif''-
i..,, - Charge o>E roILAa AEo F!fTt 'frts PEI
,y.. : 10 rrgl.lsF rut-cuh"r@.
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LATEST FR0K THE NORTH.

The Washington Chronicle OF the 9Th instant il
,nca,ycL. but contAiIt4 nothing OF interest G1!d
,lo,1d in New York Oh Saturday evening a; 2ij-an
a,i,,,ace of twelve cents on FIilay's rates Three
t. rn.nts Of soldiers ka.l arrived in New York city
ard been ds1taF"i ih"i", ready !or Ino-tnyS work.
rHg ANTICIPATED "E5BEL" RAID.
Lincoln ana sewari are still keeping up tha
"rcl"! raid" excitement f,i tho ieciion. The last
dispatch from Oglensburs, NV Yo'k. "threat-
,a.d lo.nt," riys.
G-whoD. New YoaR, Eov, rn'sI j.--Plecaulonsry
n',Ur't1 ~" being taken by the military and civic
authorities tor the reception Of rebel raiders should
they attempt 10 visit this city.
Al a -pe idl meeting Of the Common Council, tai'
morning, police force was appointed t" p3tTo! the
E;.,,t- at I,is it.
A.i-t.,.hT..nt u tho Forty eighth New YORK
St,;. Net,onul Uuat1 were on duty lat might a
G": aIa-o: fIa91 lu -!ElrEt y a." iirhe,Lfs In,
docks ,.:.1 artog, and river guard are ai>p -Ea-
t."nej ~ vaCluu4 !ltcr4 III the esty-
5txlir. AgIo,r J. Tut sTrAMEE So GiTa.
IGa folloaing ha' he,n received by the Yorke"
LvvvILrllIt IL reference 10 IA" n"0 steamer % to
,,a.n.er5ai y taI:l.-n @omH'8.
uS4LD sGiIL, CoSsrLAI6, LTvSFrooL.
O..yher H. 1901.
. 0e Cno}i~h screw steamer S%ai King built
~ t.a-ssw IN 1868 ciear"l E, Bombay, md sailed
iron london thr Sth instant Gi;h Llrf" guam
'v Il r"nt, h't} toa- "t inr'1-' ana rev .,
-r,rg rueu. ~ ,v,rn's"t @! tar'a!1 t1h'"ff MT,
~rs a. Lhltt ;St7t-a consular agent ~ l1o'e: -"
L. .s .s'i+Aa information TINT captain S.nii'7 I7
Z, ,...c tnis va5.,.! Prom what j. known at tAI1
oil. @ about the a King iudoFedent oi tlc NJ
formation Of Air SsgCC, have hot the irH~t urNb'
-'o - "a" v-s-, the steamer Laurel Il . meet, aI
| thai Clrtaln Srure-. With the ori-"r-, m"a ana
s-r- taaell cut in t, LFurri, " be- fan-'e'!et =
! h,l IneI Ila,-, i meeting - not known l. In"-
I.e "a IllI.g - u v,Ty iizt, strong y-!ut' anc
nu,.".sjirr ;frw -te,ncr ta.I q; wool with lt'h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

YAs,E6F pEsFErEE4 ---l1uong largo bath Of
Fedora! daltors who arrived IN this city ycstl day,
TO avail thaf,sc!vea OF tAa sivaEtsgea aho:18' by
OIier No -, !" was y fret Ncrtonar.. in II New
Yoik regiment attached 70 Shcridan's arHy N the
Valley. IT., Easd lieutenant 10 GEc-lool officer,
quite int~liig gent uIst -ms to have descrlcd IN
Consequence of disgust, causet by III" hrstal contGc'
Uf ~at2:..A!l and ms s2tv.A;2s-
Y4uEr.' Gl,eI;IUu ), h...u.I,.U& qUtt' hGS'nf~
now aud c;.t dgv augment t3 !luInhrrH Fhj COIN
mt. utt. l,!ra Cr,wa.d7 of three Thousand h2v'
been r,xriv,- and forwarded 70 their homes EInc- t
,;a.ulqltlon of the DId,E above referred TO- abou
/ three months since.
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LOCAL MA TIERS.

THE CorRrs. yEsrEEnaT.-Ths uninsei'7uns mo-
notony Of trifing matters before the Mayor "A'eh
has prevailed for the past week has not yet DEC"
broken out Of q batch Of docan or 50 o"se'' -.
tstlay very few Of them disposed OF hf' ti'o
t!.lractey II thss. which were aGjudtcstFd reIner'
!. n w1stsie.s c,nsJnttoi, OF space tD giE3 them
publicity in oIIr columns
The Confederate states C"ut. vas not IN se5si"H'
Ir II q Hustings Court, Judge " I.i1"m IL Lyons
delivered his opinion III th- hG5eHS oorr@ CAS- ..
4. : cglJnp resisting the right OF compassion !"
.":tJEIn guard duty around Government property =
an liz" grVunJ Of ErlIy ov5r lty years d re' f''i
attaches |" In" Ie+cTYe fJrHs- u ut' Sri'c "a VIZ
gina. judge Lyon-'s decision was sir"T~" ~ tht
petitioner, i-tr'htnir me rIngiPle that, Ht,h2ngi
tie H1T'lH"r Of Virginia has rst the power 70 turn
state cxcUI2t7 over - th Confederate -rrv;c@ yet
wnrr. p.tItlts rr&.ie; IN gaIarlnui:ca under tHe
g,.y.ri,'.ru: oi Confederate of. ~cs 'hrrC
ftf hefty vested II 'ae STATE GyveTI.Jt - ntsTrrr
Ia aug sf..1 .tj,I'et Ieotr1Iy - h" taken !Jr the
vr-tttc ~ the Confederate CIds. HIS ;s-iS SET
/ tll, an important luA7tnr, ani c"n-lgni 70 quart
duty ! humber % Trn above he c5U 5.rgs ase VIE
| u'ar1&i5J would nof be in the service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

NOR RENT, two nico FURNISHED
Il ROOMS. suited . th.,a "r four punil,fn.-i,.--
inr!v az eolnrr Of slXsh ArlG Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

GarRyrLa -. an e,,t.7 ho.l MONDAY niFhr, "
i..r. Dau-I Allcl-.. Elu,t. n4~tahgr q ootnrin?
\ F-,h North C,ro-l.t r,.,-,r..2.t was RsrtVt-A -
-hr- T,1 r.tr IL. OH Ei4l.,4, ami iothst u LID
containing -IH'I- Ia O.! !tI>'e''
hs rli3,uE} fg-nsg gu3tIrof All ch her va-"ltir p'
ru.t. E.toIe Eiul,9- a@a-rO' II iFa tr4 -
larr..I In a!s.Ii the Fii"7r, t.!eT LIN :" ''e
| -loant and l.ar tl;!,1 L. Turast3.
CuAsaR oE 5tH1ncLE.-lhe mnl tram ~ I-e
paf.v:Ns ryaI W.. leave this eity heI--fIr' -
! D',.ok = = .n4taad u &. a. i-g:re;.g
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- OOAiS FOR RENT on Seventh street.
nth door from the north corner or seventh
hIIl Franklin rtfueta. no ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

rVIIF MASONS OF EiCHMONp = ~. :.
l,4p,yjrllv invited - unite with ElthHo.'I,
EASDOllIl LOD0E, NJ ~. in rTlih~ -
tilhu.c ~ Issy-~,t - The remains c' b',tt'.t -,
uEufEEE, oI Lu:.t nturG Lodge ""' % ~ ~ III -
" =. +h~ n'W ~, trantun s;r-t, pls>.'oly AZ Il
- a. N"e JOIN LAloT CltE, ". NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

4 ny PERSON HAVING ERMiNE 10
~ dispose Ct, can find u purchaser by applying
On Fourth, between Clay and Leigh sl'e1s'. 80.
side LIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

,.,wo No. / PIANOS FOR SALE, IL
',,e,r order, ~llh stools ana coyo,s, ro--
= L,sr- and tfun runlss. Ayily Un 1tund,
49,, io,r moth OF Franklin street no s~~5t'
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from GEORGIA

Sherman ant tho whole Eollhau Govc'nra -
are, without doubt, puzzled ana r. their VII, mi
as II uool's intentions.
.Cbcsgiuq news Of Hooi's rn,vc1ncnts was ro,el7,
at the War Department las: night ID, 1t Vas Il;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

NOR SALF, PRIVATELY. r. E@ AkI
cas- OF rinfE!Nd, ECl.--.SF al
huCSEtuI.u InS~1'-S EA.. -l u --2ra.- =
Fourth air }. A.at 8ttr,.s t--s-s ta' 's-i.r Z
ami l.. NJ s."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

ys,UITION OK THE pLANO-FORTE
AND IN sINaISa--A bLANCuE MID
ngEION Will receive u limited number ot raptls.
Terms made hnosn on -rphsatlon to -drss,-
uEOkuE DUNN s co. corner ui toGIeeAta aast
lam streets, " wivn -Ae eegs 10 IeilE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-09

5tNair. AgIo,r ~ ms sTrNNEE go GiTa.
IEa fo!loRing haa hasn received hy the inLEe+
uvvtL4lut T.. reference - The n"7P steamer 70 TO
,..r..r.ertai * tlTt4.E %CnUrE. 80.