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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
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Rsbeia CIatm Victory over sheridan
say he D. Hetreattug Alsot Prisoner
from the 9th Co pa.

HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF PoToMAo, October 2 -
The enemy attacked Ayers division and vera
repulsed with heavy loss. This was the only
fighting yesterday on the left, except an at
tack made by Hamptons cavalry on Gregg 8
cavalry on the Vaughn road, where they were
driven back with considerable loss
Our army is strongly entrenehej. A hat.
tie may occur at any moment The enemy
claim to have a number Of prisoners from the
9th Corps Richmond papers boast OF vic.
tory over Sheridan, and say he was retreat
ing.
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To Dealers-in Millinery Goods, 7

To Dealers-in Millinery Goods, Trim
mings and Dry Goods, and to the Ladies'
Bear in mind that tomorrow morning, Coz
Huber n Son will be ready to exhib' TO You
"a that lhrg % sAiocki Of aiIli goods at No ZIG
Third street. The opportunity will be rare
one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

In Town. w 4 Logan, former Editor Of
this paper, is in the city, where he will al
ways be welcomed by hosts OF friends. He
speaks encouragingly of the condition Of por
litca affairs in Jefferson county. Although
the Democracy are in the minority hopelessly
in that region, there is no question that we
will make large gains for Mcclellan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

NJ OTiCE--ALlMONH.- Daniel Rush IN hereby
~ notified that mary Rush, hmwiis has ned 4
pshton iorAlimuny against hun on accouut OF WTul
deseT0n aud gross neglect VI daiy aud that said
viii h. heard At the November Term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of montgomery county, lsGG
auUk a MCMAHON
Aeptemeer ist leaA. sepu-v6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

BaS-Mr Charles Roland, of that sterling
and widely known Democratic paper, the
Ohio Eagle, was in the city to-day Fair
field will give Little Mac. one of the ronsing
maiorities for which she has Tong BEEN la
'HiH# M H'.a.ftlfaa AA i'tHA =
mona. - IL. ---.----.. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

Important Position Carried by storm.
NEw YORK, October Z The following is
the Tribune special account of the opera
tions below Petersburg:
Yesterday the 29th, General Gregg, sup
ported by two brigades of infantry, pushed IA
reconnaissance from our left toward the
l.ynchburg railroad as far as Bsplor Spring.
No enemy in force was discovered to-day -
General Gritfin' division Of the 9th Corps, ad-
vancing beyond the church in northwest di-
rection, came on the enemy in a strong posi-
ton about two miles from the Weldon Rail-
road. Their preparations for defense, though
not completed, were very formidable Gen.
Griffin decided to carry the works by storm,
and formed his division in three lines of bat
tie by brigade, the Sd Brigade in advance un-
der Colonel Gwinn, of the ll8th Pennsylva-
MIA.
The assault was perfectly and brilliantly
successful The whole line was taken with
two or three guns and about 80 prisoners -
The other guns were dragged away. The
rebels left their dead and wounded on the
| field
This prisoners belonged TO Beauregard'
command. Among them was one major, one
captain and Eve lienteuants. Our loss was mol
great, think not l50 but one of our best oil
oers, Colonel Welch, OF the 10th Michigan
was killed, and the following officers were
wounded: Major Partridge, 10th Michigan
Lieutenant Writ, 10th Michigan; and Lieut.
Baird, 10th Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

New Meat and Provision Store
NJ. Stockeri, nj his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west Of Jeferson Is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs,&c.,
,so 30 a sp fpY4 ePd Pf ihsl best quality His
are invited To give him call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
FREDERICK REECHNTETTER IS Eslnle

FKEDEKIUh HtECHSTET 3 EsIaie
NOTICE IN hereby gwen trat the subscnber has
IN beeu appointed and qualified administrator
on the estate OF Frederick keichstetter, tale Of Mont
gomsry county, deceased. All persons haYug CLAIMS
against sRd estate requested promptly 20 present
them duly authenticated.
JOHN HANlTCH, Administrator.
GRO. W. MALAhERE, AIRY. sep2l.w3w
NJ OTICE- ON the i5th Of September, lsGl, Sarah
IN Ann Rape, filed hsr petition IA the Court oi
Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, ohio, against
John Henry Rape praying Tor a divorce cause
Nilliu absence Tor more than three years.
TILTON a FITCH.
sepld-wGw AtionsJ's,
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4lait.pI. 'Empire.
~ 81 III If
City and Other Matters.

EprroR DArroS EsiriaE--sia Atthe urgent solioe-
ton Of large numbr OF my friends take this occa
sion 10 announce to the voters OF Montgomery eoun-
Is, that will be m independent candidate for the
otBee Of sheriff, al the coming Fall Election.
gepis dSwie OpNt. JACOB BEARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

RumOr OF the Capture of GordonsvIlIe.
NEw YORE, October 3.--The Worlds Wash
ngton special Of last evening says:
An unoondrmed report prevails here that
our cavalry have entered Gordonsvills. II is
was very nesr that place,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
o YES! o YES!

TVNBE undersigned Is duly licensed Auct onssT
j lor Montgomery county, and Will cry sales, a.
ollen NJ his sOryices may be IN demand.
Persons Who have not taken Out license, will be Al.
tended to, Il they violate the Law.
N. B.-Residence ~ miles southeast ofMIAMis-
BURG Orders lett wHh JOHN kISER, IT,, or ADAM
CLAY, Miamisbufg on Man street, viii be attended
TO. Col. GEORGE klsEH.
anpIO.wIwoY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
JACOB sCHROEpERs EsTATR

ON the E2d day of September, A. a. 1854 the un-
" der-ignei WAS appointed aud qualhad a. EKecu.
ri1 ol she estate ai jacob Schroeder late OF Mont
gomery county, Ohio, deceased.
sep24 vaW ANfONEffA l.. SCHROEDER
INOR RENT.-Ho, 80 Sd street, Tor nVso or ten
II years. Enquire AZ an second street or Of u.
,, hOu6HAki Agent aepis
NonCE.-Ah persons are warned against harbor.
an ing or trusting my wife, kaTbara on my Account,
a. Nill pay no debts OF her contracting.
auE2a-aiw<d JOHN n. KEHNKN,
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SherlT's Proclamation.

SHERITT's OFFIoE,
DAfrOE, september 80, 1854.
Proclamation ~ hereby made 10 the qualified voters
Of Montgomery county, that general election will
be held a, required by law, The second Tuesday
Of October to-wit:
October lllh, 1864,
at the several places Of holding elections, n SAID
County, at which time the following oitcers to
be chosen.
Oue Supreme Judge (ull T+rm).
One do do tiOng Vacancy
one do do (shori Vacancy.
One Secretary OF State.
one Comptroller Qt tho Treasurer
one Member si Pubic Works, (fu Term)
one do do do (Nncanoyl.
One Representative IN Congress OF the United
states composing the counties Of Montgomery, But
Ter, Warren and Prohle,
One sheriff.
zone County Auditor,
one do Recorder
One do Treasurer.
ono do Commissioner.
one do Surveyor
one do InhrmAry nihector.
one Whisky Inspector.
one Flour Inspector
Que Pork Inspector
And the Trustees of the several ToWnshps aud of
the several Wards Of the city OF Dayton, IN .atd
county, ,wl take notice that they are required To
return the following number OF Jurors from thetr
respective ownshlps and Wards. 60 the CLERK OF the
Court Of Common Pleas properly Designating those
tor Probate Court, from those for the Common Pleas
ani Superior Courts tO-wt;
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FARELL KEOUGH'r Eslate.

L 'oTIQE Is hereby gwen, that the undersigned has
N heen dnly appointed aud qualified - executor
Of the last Will anl testament OF Farrell keough, lat
OF Montg county Ohio, de atAsed.
Sept SIN, 1854. RoBERT BATES.
septSW3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

GEORGE WOGAMAN,
shenHof Montgomery County, Ohio.
DAYTON, September Sd, 1861 sept6
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-18

LADY CHANDos, who was still coquatte
in her advanced maturity, came to par
ty after eleven o'clock
How late you are, my charmcr:"
said the mistress of the house, proyok-
ingly.
Il am quite ashamed, answered her
ladysnip, but my maid is so very slow:
she takes more than IN hour ard 4 hali
to do my hair"
Fortunately" Observed one of her
friends, "you are rot obliged 10 stay ii
home while She is doing it,
II fop should cut his owN throat, ::
would be mOnkcy"ide.
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ANOTHER CHANGE OF TERMS.

large increase in the price Of printing paper and
ink, as yell as the gea Of living, compels u.s.
very reluctantly 10 make ansher advance in the price
Of the Recorder Hereafter the price will be ten dol
lars for the year. five dollars for six months paid
IN advance In view Of he,uncertainly of the future,
we prefer taking subscriptions for six months only.
We are persuaded that hut few Of our patrons will
deem this advance in price unreasonable, when they
consider that ten dollars will not purchase so much
Of provisions. Hour, meal meat fifty cents would
in former times II any. however, should be dissas.
fed, we shall be glad if they will give US early no.
ice; they can discontinue ct any lime pa ying up
what is due.
We believe there are but few Of our subscribers
who are unable 10 pay, but there are some who have
been very tsrdy IN the matter. As printing paper
has become an important item In our expenses, we
must insist upon more prompt payments; we cannot
continue 10 send The Recorder TO those who 10 moi.
intend to pay. We hope all who are in arrears, whe.
iher for short ot longer time. will Eel il TO 10 a
duiy. evea pleaeu .. TO make early payments. Il
would be better 10 all eases 10 make payments in adj.
vance; IL would be a saving 10 the subscriber, and
convenience 70 the publisher. The practice Of re.
CURING payments in sdvaace has become now almost
universal. and We shall adopt tie sane rule as soon
as We can.
oe.o6e, &C.
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ATLANTA EVACUATED.

Augusta. NV. IA letter 10 the Chro-
plole and Sentinel states that eight oc !.
Cured al Rough and Ready, between the
State troops ssd Yankees. The Yankees
were driven BACK. There are about eight
thousand Yankees ia Atlanta. Rom all
appearances the place is being evacuated.
The trains running from the city are load
ed and return empty. Two hundred aule,
we're captured By eur scouts a few days
since.
The Yankees have burned the most al
Csnton. Cherokee county, G.., in retalia.
ton for some hung tories.
Latest rnmors from Atlanta state the
city was evacuated Saturday.
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coNrRpERArE CONGRESS.

The ,-o Hou-s. o. The consle. Of lhs Cssfeds.
F"s sisies ssssnbled 10 tho city Of Riehnond on
Paassy the 7,h iasi- pursusn, 70 Adjournment The
reasis va. called 70 order By Hon. 4. N. \. Hun.
II. q w., Prssidsst rts tom. and the House BY
fpcssst rhom" 8. Bsccss, Of We. The session ~ss
lpsHsi b The Senate eth prsysr BY the Re-. ]. v.
Mere, q ths P~syisrsn chvteA. s.d Ia ,bs Hsus
p As Rev. jssss nssoss, Sus Msthssk. Church
Assrsr ssiss yrss@ai 10 18th Houses, snss toe
~s fou-siiii-., 'As fr-sls~.,'s hs,.ss. .. rscev.
and ,osd.
y n. seasts, a tll bss 49, htrodsess, ss war
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niIIsbaraugb Rfsuratr.
HITLsscRoUGH, y. o.
"Wednesday, November 10, 1884.
Negotiations for Peace.

We gi's ,sdsyihs Message 4 President Ds,i. in
isil ID. en- interesting socsuenl hopeful u our
pisspstls snd coa6dea, II oliinsts SUCCESS. son.e
Of tbs Recommendations sppssr to o. .hJ,elion.ble,
and us think hts visss are confined toe sIcu,iv,ly
70 military neessiic.;" but ~s shall make no COM
s.nis. Oar readers will form their .~p opinioss.
s.uo have 20 news .f Inporssee To eommsnies,e.
he.sgs spare ihs Mes occupies esn well be spared.
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obituary.

Died. In This county, On Tuesday the sth inst. d
diP'hetis. WILLIAM c., only sen Of James G. and
salio scarle,i. in the 7th year Of kis age, de vas
lovely and interesting child. bu. he vas too pare for
earth. He has goss
Where the river Of bliss through midst Of heaven
Rolls Ger Eyslan flowers her amber stream"
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that should do more than recomme nj
them TO your favorable consideration.

that l should do more than recomne nj
them 10 your favorable consideration.
Negotiations for Peace.
The Disposition OF this Government far
q peaceful solution Of the issues which the
eneay has referred to the arkitrRment IL
arms, has been too often manifested, and /.
is too well known to need new Assurances.
But while il is true that individuals airs.
parties 10 the United States have intlicat-.
ed desire To substitute reassn far fierce,
and by neg0liation 70 step. the further "a
crfice OF human life, and to arrtst the a..
lamlies which now affiict both countries.
the authorities who contfol the gnyecr>
ment OF our enemies have TOO ofteG and .os
clearly expressed their resolution 10 mss.
no peace, except on terms of our uncend,.
tional Submission and degradation, 10 ieaye
us any hope of the cessation If hostiIites
until the delnsi0a Of their ability 10 con-
quer Us i dispellcd. Among these who
are already dispnsed for peace, many are
aciuateh BY pr,nciple and by d;saprroyal
and abhnrrencc It the inigaitoas warfare
that their government ia vagina. while
"ihcrs are moved By Tie con,ictlon that il
is no longer 10 the in;srest 81 the United
Sntes 10 continue n struggle in wh,c, sue
cess - ei5,teinsbie. Whenever thls fas,
sro~lns conviction shall have taken firm
raot in the minds ola majolty Ut the North
cra people, there wall be pr.duced that
Willingness TO. negetiaie lor peace which
Is nav canfiaed 10 our side. Pace !, ma.
nitestly l,npossible unless desired by bpin
parties 70 this war, and thr ai,pn.it.an for
il among our enralrs vii d. bel and
must certainly evoked bt tie den ,nsira.
tia, on our part al abiiity aud un shaken
d.iersinatiol 70 defrrd our rights. aud a.
hnld 10 earthly price TO-. dear inr their
purchase. Whenever Ihetc .hsll Is. On m,
part 81 our. enetnies desire Tor peace
there vii Dc no ( iGicuit,>n :iad.ay mean.
Ia wa'cn aesoiI.tlou car be opened: but
y y nn.inns mat no agency Gu b. called
no se'Isn uGii tin. desire shall u: ,nutu-
a WHEN that contingency .haii h,ppen
thr Goyrrhmrn, "a whoa u confid ed the
ttrats-a.klng power can be al M ioss ior
mv,n- adapted 70 accomplish 80 desirable
an ead.
In The hspe thar tic. day will soon be
rrsched when, uadrr Divine favor. these
Stair- may BE- allowed 10 enter on their
i"fmsr peaceful pursuits. and TO develop
The abundant natural e,o1rces sirh which
ihe' sre blessed. let US then rssoluteTy
continue g. desatc orr emitted and un,n,.
par.d enefgles 10 the defence sf our
fmnrs. our lives and our liberties. Thi.
Is Tue trae path 70 peace. Letus tread il
with confidence in The assured result.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
l;i.htaani. Nov. z, lssl.
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FOR THE SOLDIERS.

1 WILL leave Marlborough and Grsrnsborossh on
the 2fa Of this mpih, with boxes for the prison.
sr OF war, and for the hospitals 1t Richmond.
| will also lesre on the i6.h Of December With
bsIcs foe Army Of Northern Virginia.
w. A. THOMPSON,
November Is. 70
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Lincoln has tcen reelected tr large msjcriiy.
Tbs New Englpnd States. the Tribune says. gave
Aim 10000 majority. sni New York 5000. No
clsllin has carried New Jersey, Delaware and Ken.
ea'lr. New Jersey gave hsn 1000 msjOri,Y.
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cSoL ssmud Aed.ty died 10 colsnbus. ohio. an
tas 7ss Instant H- w.ss distinguished citizen Of
oaio fo' several year. member ofihr Oh Congress,
ard 81 The time Of hi- death edi,sr Of a Democratic
pape' 10 Columbus. which be conducted with grea,
abIY and iesrlsssness. lie Va, ans ii The mast
|ntopiI champions ofths Northern Democracy. aud
! pawstful opponent. and uu.pnns cas- isalor Of The
Bl,ek Republirsns.
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THE Ills OF LIFE. ~ There are three
modes Of bearing the ills Of life by ind'i.
ference, which is the most common; bs
philosophy. which is the NEST ostentaneus;
and by religion, which is the most effsc.
tual; for il is religion alone that can teach
US to bear them with resignation.
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Majority Of justices.

a u ha Justices Of Orange county are respectfully
~ requested 70 attend Oh Tuesday Of November
Count, As important business connected With d.
financed Of The county will require lne presence Ct
najosi,y, d The justices.
J. G. TUaRENTINE, p. m.
Nov. 9Th. 10
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w A N 4 z n /.

A GRIST MILL. or small PLANTATION, in
"A The vicinity Of Hill.bJoush.
Inquire al this Office.
November l6. 10
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NOTICE.

tSSIl3 gaEna. examination Of the Cadets of the
y ai!isseSe military Academy will commence o.,
Monde5 i4sh .na. Patrons and the public generally
are respectfully Grited
Eo7. Oh. 10
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FROM THE VALLEY.

Richmond. Nsv. ll.-An oficnI tele.
gram from the Valley says. Sheridsns ar
my is entrenched between Newton and
kernstnwn. Two divisions OF ,catalry at.
tackled Ro,s, On the 10Th. but were repuls.
cd and driven several miles. losing eco
prisune0 and > number of horses. Ros.
ser's commsnd behaved very handsomely,
particularly I.6max's Brigade, under Col.
Payne. and Wickham's Brigade. under
Lieut.. Col. Morgan. Aboutth same li,ue
another cavalry division attacked McCaus
lands Brigade at Cedsrille. on the Front
Royal read. and drove il across the river.
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Scscus Dyr.--A esrresp.ndsnt lsf the
Charleston Courier. writiss frsu Bsrswsll
District. o. c., SAYS:
A few days age I vas bsiIisg syrup,
when had one pet idle. HAD water Pct
10 il. end cent 10 De field foss smsll arm
fell Of sorshe sssar seed. jest ss II was cut
oil, and pat il u the pot 10 ses WHISTLER il
wesld heiI.sef To ny great surprise. |
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NOTICE.
ON SALE.

ON SALE.
1Rnn lbs ENGLISH coPPERAs.
AOOV 10 kegs SODA q BRIMsToNE,
English INK and Slate PENCILS,
ENGLISH SOAPS. sssorisd,
Lsdies' Blue Ci,OAKlSG.
CLOVES, MtCH and N UrNRGS,
nARINo Shirts.
DARK CALICogs,
HAIR PINS.
Hand tnd Mil ss~ FILES,
WOOD snd Here RAsPt
ii. II. Bs0uS 4 en-
Nos. Ie. III.
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1T is estimsted that the campaign from
Chattanooga to Atlanta cost sherman so.
900 men.
Sir thousand persons we're crushed to
death recently By the falling Of Church
At 81. Petersburg.
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Negro Woman for Sale.
No TICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 al persons whom Il
~ may concern, thsl hsvc given my son JEsSE
II. BARTON, bis frsedsm sad Liberty to transact
business for himself and assume responsibilities in a.
full and perfect manner as il be had arrived at Vie
age Of twsniy.ons yssrA
M0SIER BARTON.
Oct. &c. ,.. 6s--supl
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FRoa Tux FsoSr. have been favor
cd with the following items Of a private
letter Of November Sd giving intelligence
obtainrd from field sficer jus, in from
Beauregard's department.
Hoods army ~ at Columbia, Tenn.
with Shermau's force ninety EIGHT miles in
his rear. and greatly denorsi,zed.
Gen. Forrest is at Paducah. Kentucky,
destroying Yankee property BY the whsle.
sac. While Gen. Walker, Of Magrudsr's
army is en- route 10 jois Hood at Columbia
or Nashville. Tenn. Gen. .Beauregard de-
ciares he will winter his army in Tennes.
ss.
Cnrinih Is our pnin, Of concentration. to
WHICH place all The hospitals have been or
dered 10 90 immediately from Macon.
Gen. Price has whipped the Yankees at
Kansas City. He will be reinforced nv
Msgruder's command and winter in Mis-
souri,. Augns!a Chronicle and SenfiaeL
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nsss1gg. ssaNaag the schedule Of prices r tie army
10 sia1eas pf ao Confederate States, under esvy
PENALTY. Rtierrsd TO the committee on ,hs pae:as5-
M hs, ~ Geo, introduced ressluticn, iesargs..
ips the somase on military affairs to inquire ig,e
and roper what additional legislation, IL spy nasy 10
saedaa % scsa5e prompt payment Of duss 70 .hs AZ
NY.
Ml. Grsasna ofN. c., introduced Bill, which wss
tstsrfsa - TIC finance committee declaring fon psr
esns bonds and certificates therefor, recegas9 for
is1ss due for the year 1864.
The Senate adjourned over from Thlr.aaJ 10
Monday.
In the Hsuse. Mr. Blanford, Of Georgia, introduce
% a bill repeating all exemptions AMI details. md
putting every white male bewee.sthe ages oil 10 and
45 IA the army OF the Confederate States wsjch vas
referred 10 the committee on military affairs,
In the House on Wednesday, the special order
RESOLUTIONS relative to the employment Of negroes in
the army,) was taken up. Mr.. Chambers, Of Misss.
sipp, spoke an hour aud half in opposition 10 the
policy. Mr.. Foote then attained the aoor, when the
Heuse went into. secret session.
Mr.. Foote, OF Tennessee, introduced resolution
declaring /. to be the policy Of The Confederate CO.
vernnen to Withdraw from abroad al co nmissioners
and diplomatic agents. Made the special order for
Monday.
Mr.. Henry offered the following, which was sgreed
to-:
Resolved. Tha. !, is sound policy on the part Of
the Confederate States, TO impress hirs. with The
e'nsent Of their owners AZ many negro slaves as tue
public necessity may require for any mber Of years
n during she war. to he employed in all POSITIONS in
the army except solder. in the field, spon paying
'he aSoefs lheteaia just compensation; and that il
has the constitutional power to DO So"