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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-08
THg FA1R.-The attendance at the Fai

THE FAIR. The attendance at the Fai
r..terday was about equal to that of th'
oreyious day. The sales at the different
4 r,otbs were very large, considering the
ormber of visitors present. Not all the
Goods in the bazaar are yet disposed OF
Fovever, and professional shoppers may
md il to their advantage to give the ladies
{ call before purchasing elsewhere, as prices
have been greatly reduced.
But two days more, and the Fair will
closed. Tle price Of Admission has alse
bssn reduced and twenty. five cents will
nov entitle an adult to admittance to every
fsjl while but ten cents will be charged
,,r children. The committee on amuse.
,nts will provide entertainment for TO-
r,bt and tomorrow night, and generally
,ba Fair will go on with undiminished
spendor.
Yesterday morning the total receipts in
the hands Of the Cashier amounted to over
twenty six thousand dollars.
The $3.50 sewing machine will be dis
sosed oil by lottcry,-l50 chances at one
dollar the chance. Tickets are going off
fast, and those who want to make good
should call by tonight and Sc
cure their chances at the Brother Jona-
than booth.
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The TABLEAux last evening were well
represented to large and admiring audi
ence. All the performers acquitted them
selves in a highly creditable manner
There will be no exhibition in Concert Hall
this evening, but tomorrow evening there
will be new set of tableaux presented.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July DIR. C.F Mac
Donald has been appointed superintendent
Of the new money order system of the Post
Office Department.
The certificates to be issued persons, la
dies or gentlemen, who furnish representa-
tive recruits under the recent plan announ>
ced by the Provost Marshal General, are
being sent to the Provost Marshals. They
are handsomely executed and will hereafter
be source Of pride to all who possess
than -... ..
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INDIAN SHOW Mr.. Murtry's great lndl'
an / exhibition and amphitheatre, which
visited our city day or two since was one
of the best performances we have Witnessed
The actors are undoubtedly the finest
specimens of the wild men ofthe wilderness
ever seen here since the settlement Of our
country Wherever they 60, they cannot
but be successful. az.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. June TIT is roughly cal
culated that Congress during its late ses.
sion appropriated over 81 10000 900, in.
Guiding the bounties to new troops, to be
paid from the special income tax.
The contract for supplying stationary to
the Interior Department and the Pension
Land, Indian and Census Bureaus, for the
ensuing year has been awarded to Phillip
Solomonson of this city.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS !! Shirts! "A full as.
sortment of French and American cassi'
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also rs dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, SIS, $l8, $2l and 1924. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. j. L. LAKIN,
No. r. Main street, Wheeling, W: Va.
sssa sL mh29 6m
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WASHINGTON, July The mail steamer
Keyrort arrived here this morning at 10
o'clock. Yesterday morning when the
Keyport left City Point, heavy firing was
heard there from the direction of Peters
burg; but it was not known at City Point
whether the firing was more than an artil
lery duel.
The hospitals at City Point have been
cleared of near all the sick and wounded.
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From Memphis.

New YORK, July IA Memphis des'
patch dated July 4th, says:
Important movements are going on
there General effieers and commandantt
of the city regiments Of Militia, met al
General Sandford's headquarters this, A
NJ, when it was expected orders to march
would be promulgated, but Gen. Sandford
said he could not proceed further until re
ceiving additional instructions from. Wash.
ington. Another meeting will be held to
morrow. Recruiting BY the Supervisor
committee is brisk to-day.
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WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER
Wheeling Daily Register.
WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER

= :" Six Months, ! W
Three " per snnun, 0
Five 4" ~
Ten ~ w
With all clubs Of ten and upwards an extra eepe
will be sent TO the gettsr up Of the club.
The REGIsfER contains the latest War 70
tical and Commercial News;
The latest news by Telegraph from ell parts Of
the United States and Europe;
The latest intelligence received BY Mail;
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market ks-
ports;
A full synopsi, Of News from the Southern
Ststes;
A full report Of the proceedings Of the Wss.
Virginia Legislature;
The proceedings Of our State and United States
Courts, and the Local State News.
The REGISTER, In its Politics, In War - in
Peace, Is for the Country and the, whole Country
| for the Government more than the mere id
ministrators Of authority-for the Constitutioa
more than those who, however, exsltsd they nsy
be in place and power, seek to violate its provf-
ions. It upholds and honors Q Union Of squ1
States, with equal privileges, and with sqsl
and exact justice to a | It's citizens We Are for
he old Flag altogether, and the cid Union, - fas
a. il isossble 10 restore IT, and for the sxistiag
Constitution, in its spirit letter and purpose.
/ Upon the coming events Of the year rest the
entire hopes Of the People and Govsrnmsnt. We
are In the midst Of . bloody and peotractsd CivH
War. Iu duration and Close dspsnds upon
wiser. trusr and more patriotic policy thaa 70
have ave seem during the prs.sn. Adniniara.oa- We
owe II TO the memory Of our fathers and 70 the
homes Of our children, to the future of oar eesa-
nv and to the best isssrests Of mankind, to
change a policy which 10 drifting w farther aaA
faibs1 from the land marks Of our patriotic drsa
The RxeIsrrn win do all Il can Tor thoss pur
80 h.nea ths Publisher invites suppQr
, snd encouragement from all those who; vhas
fishing for . good dNEwsPApxn, also wish 10 hsvs
a sound Constitutional Journal.
E@specirnsn copies Of the RxenT.s ssat frss,
upon application, to any sddrss, and - many ~
may be wanted. r
| Publishers, Wheeling, Wsst We
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not to be without such Q valuable meet-
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, Of April M3
,ays: that thousans Of our soldiers have bssn savs
he use Of strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture. ksf
ale by Druggists at so cents per bottle
Genenal Depot, Cincinnati, Ohio:
n Sold by Logan, Last 4 Co., wheeling
Chss. W. Graham,
Jacob earns, Bridgeport, Q.
Michael McKelvsy, Bellsirs.
Sold by NJ. Mahon & Co., Cambridge Druggists.
Thomas Cummings, Washington.
W. F. Rogers, Morristown'
o. a. Metcal, Belmont.
8. J. Welsh & Co., Druggists, Bsllair.
Richardson & Bro Bellair, Front street,
Jacob Altmyer, Benwood, West Va.
Myers g. Hays, Front street Bsltair.
el6-ly-d&wTu&E
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Notice..

All persons having bills against the vari'
Gus Committees Of the "Fair and Festival
will please make them out at once, and en-
close in an envelope directed to the party
contracting the bill endorsed "Bill for Fes-
tival and Fair" To be left at the ticket
office on John street. So "a
By order of the Executive Committee
- B. DAVENPORT. Sec'U.
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AGES CLASSIFIED.

Males 20. Females l6 Colored
JOHN @. HUPP, sec'ry.
If any Physician shall refuse to set forth in hrs
tfcats the NAME, PLACE OF RESIDENCE. AGE, TINE OF
DEATH and DISEASE of which the deceased may have
died he shall forfeit and pay to the city, ne of not
exceeding five dollars" ''Every person acting as
physician within the city" will please observe this
dinance and govern themselves accordingly. By or.
der JOHN &. HUPP,
jyS--St Secretary OF the Board OF Health.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-08

IiE C0STEsTs at the Fair are daily be-
coming more interesting, The firemen are
getting sgar1n on the horn question, and are
closely watching each other, while the
friends Of the Generals and Colonels are
"laying low" Last evening the vote stood
IS follows:
For the Sword Gen. Kelly l49 }; Gen.
>!gel 40.
For the sword to be voted for between
tue different Colonels commanding the
Western Virginia regiments-Ool. Thoburu
IS Ii. Col Lockwood 80; COL Curtis
80 Col. Duval! II; Col. Powell 6; Col
Wilkinson 5; Col. Capehart /; Col. Latham
/. Col. Strotber 2; Col. Oley 2.
For Silver Horn-Guards Hose Company
492; Rough and Ready 499; Hope 296.
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Dividend.

The Board Of Managers Of the Wheeling ana DSanoos
Bridge Compsny hkve declared seni-snnual diy1dsnd
Of trse per cent the Capital stock payable oa o. AZ
tsr the sth Of July, 1884 TO stocthola helnG assk
On the 1st inst. .sI =
iy4-lv. p. sCATTERDAY, Ss9stszy,
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From the fississippi.

CAIRO, July 6.-The steamer Empress
and LevisthaD No. 30 and City Of Alton from
Memphis arrived yesterday.
No news of importance. Steamers from
New Orleans report all quiet along the
river.
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-i - NEW YORK, July I.
Money active and nru 7Ss sterins losh
ady.I sns V 27lk declining % As, and eiaans arm
tsS,TS<. - ...a- = - r
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From Burmuda Hundred.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, July 6.--A steamer
arrived this morning from Burmuda Hun,
dred. Nothing new from the front. No
battle yet.
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100000 More Men to be Called
. fnr

PHILADELPHIA, June THE Press Of
this morning says the President will imme.
diately call for 300, 900 men.
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Report of the Board of Health.

CONDENSED TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
~ Board of Health of the City Of Wheeling for the
month of June, 1864, showing the number, ages and
sex of the deceased and the diseases Of which
they died; namely
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New Advertisements
RECEIPTS FROM
DIVIDEND.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF

n" NORTH WEsTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, July 7th 1864,
semi annual dividend of three ( Per cent free Of
Federal and State taxes has this day been declared
upon the Capital Stock of the Parent Bank and Bran
ohes at Welsburs and Parkersburg payable on or az
ter the 18th inst. q. LAMB, Cashier
lyS-lw
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Vice President HamIin n Pri.

BANGOR, Me-, July IA portion of the
State Guard left this morning to garrison
fort McClary. Among the privates was
Vice President Hamlin.
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HUNTERS RrrREAr.-The suffering and
hardshps endured by the troops under Gen.
Hunter during his recent retreat from
Lynchburg to Charleston is said to be al
most indescribahle and truly sad and de-
plorabIe. For whole days the men were
compelled to march without scarcely tasting
food, and several times horses were killed
and eaten Ey the soldiers to prevent starya'
ZION. sE
A private letter from member of the
First Virginia states that the command SUBJ
sisted alone on fresh beef for eight days.
At Lexington after destroying the mill
tgrv institute, Hunter gave George Letch
ers vile but five minutes to get cut OF hel
house. She barely escaped with her fami
ly and a small lot of clothidg before. the
house was in flames.
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A LwAY on hand, fine assortment Of Nih Q
"A Hats, Caps and Trimming.
Moss, Cor Main and Union streets.
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Patriotic Fair and Festival.
FURTHER REDUOT IN THE RATES OF AD-
mission to the Patriotic Fair and Festival. On
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Grand Bazaar,
Floral Hall, E.
Gallery Of Fine Arts, and
Statue of Washington.

VIII % r6uUCeu 70
25 Cents for a Round Trip Ticket.
Children under II years of age 10 Cents.
Floral Hall has recently been redeoorated the La
dies Buzaar's have been replenished, additions are
constantly being made to the Gallery Of Fine Arts and
Curosties and the whole Fair Is quite as attractive
now as it at first and in many respects more SO.
The Fair will positively close on Saturday night
W, TALLANT.
iys-2t Chief Marshal
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CAN AND BOTTLE WAX-We will
~ supply customers and ths trsds, WITH cur e9A
manufacture OF WAX, which has nvn snf1rs ss1Aaks.
tion TO consumers for several ysan. Ahe eAsaD9
qualities sold wholesale and rstal bg q :.
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4}ailp Beglstn,
rR1DAy JULY s, 1864
Local and State News.
NOTICE.

An those indebted to the undersigned Will md
a.S a.Le'tw NJ. RHEINSTR0M.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The report of the
Secretary of the Board of Health, which
appears in another column, shows that
there we're forty.two deaths in this city
last month. twenty-five Of this number
we're under five years Of age.
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Gold.
New YoRK, July aoon,-Gold closed
st 270. -..-+.. 4,s-i - "a =, :
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THE following are the additional Cash
Contributions made to the Fair and Festi>
val:
Aao,c Z,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
Then and Now.

Ifuis over tEo months Ago YsEhesdOn VSS Uild
with delight OVER tbs fall OF lsBta, ubich, in ths
opipi,n Of Yankee theorists as The nst sep towards
emitting lie Olnf,dracs Ia too But In 'his case, ~
Il, that OF the tall OF E5H ORLEANS SbiSh she Lot
den Tunes considered plao ng tcHsEiqSs1 % abs
iusular Of tie OOoiedsrASy) tue GuA'Omca hsHro Hs
destined to prove m.ssPpliest0D, HhiIsl il served 10
poist Gu, he fa,lacss Which military thsOTat1, Who
dilte sIaissy in tte sp2sr5d ssss and sisgsEss u
the closet, arc apt TO commit.
Nearly iIr,s months hsys elapsed since tbS Gaze
Civ" has fallen into The hand5 Of tbs sHeny, ssd the
b. zusous enterprise uhicb Sherman has zoe rSstl
undertaken, Tar from accomplishing the ssTsssno G.
the OoaEd rley ia bu, leading h.m on ritb the ire
sistbl, fasenltion Of those ~ho sre foEedCo to
s.r,siu dCsiruct ion. Let rs ba. capture AtEnlI -
eYslmei the erased theorists Of The North, and the
rebsion, driven 10 the wall, y u soon surrender al
discretion" To day, thst they are unable 10 under
tsud the puzz Of Shernshs mOVemfnta, they sd, CT
70 unieIrats What at frat they esteemed 90 highly.
" f,l If Atlanta is M logger tho end al OF tbs It
b.icn II tho Southwest, bat ut vas but grand Pr-
HuinlIy 10 TIE grader advance
This Is the consistency Which the Yankee has dis
pi,7sd Ia all bi5ScJiCns throughout He haS seludsd
bis peopie-w Who willingly sni uamEFmuTi0gly submit
ted to the decep.iOn-by Just such declarations. Lei
"a but capture this important po.nt and The EIh'cu
Is in lie last Ibross and EEer, BY The shsress tf var
tbs coveted paint falls il sheiF possession siding ina
their prcRre in Tho great work Of subiuEHon like tia
OF Sspt u il bis ceasel6s tank. is 20 be eonnenee'
arsw, they seek 20 cover their deceptive PrsssDcss
permanent sacess BY The bypccri.csl declaration tia
the tru character Of tho moVeneri, which has mad
them rasters Of the situation s Being developed, srt
that The movement itself s bur tie PFs!i1rAry Of SOM
g-ltsc al d Jet 70 be accomplished scheme.
Tbas has i. ever been With thet people Of cheat
and npcstors a,d thus viii IL cantinSs 70 Be to 81
bite. 81 until those NhO their victims AID tbsi
Dues shah zee 10 rid themselves Of their cruel AZ
uuIslsuIirg violin Il.
liz 10 eo1celD ol ours, AID Wo can but lock o.
while Whole conn ulitics Of fTee-thinkers are thu
wbssdled BY handful Of designing and crafty lead
ers. Bat thsre lie in his an appeal 10 The semno
ssuss and better knowledge Of IN enlightened uori'
which would, undz Circumstances tasrslt ffon thoa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
Virginia aud Vi giuiaus.

Tie fo,i0siag ssSs E0i PE.'s.s lS;tsr jGsi
received from friend il Louisiana:
Prepare 4our'slf-JOs .Hi eli other true Vrgin-
isDsfos the houoEs shSh tS Ubole SoCih Gill shower
on 10 cid ate shsn thu gar IA ever SCARCELY SSy
n ,ssss out hear agcoaia OF you YoaT iOTIi1uds
ysur patient sudussGss OF Ibs S-l.Hiss Of var your
sold pariotism yosr uariSi.l q GoasEAlS aud brave
s1ldiy aud the snb ssd hospitality OF tbs people,
are hoursbold sorIs ell over ths Cot StS6s feel
proud o. my nativity there. warmly attached a. an
% the generous and ia people Of LlGisGnA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26
TBK AFRICAN OPERA.

Fhs Nav York Herald dsVotSa over . column Il
uusrro minSlrssy AID bulnSA 0OIk." fRs PgOgrSn.
msS the nuss, tho performers, salaries etc. each
the Hutjees Of dIOsiptVs paragraph. A GrSat des
which sVsrybodJ knOus s laid kui come Of the SlStt
msntS are SSrIOSS, ii not interesting
Most OF the really ShlTainE melody in negro min
strSlsy, Gays the Haald contributed BY The late
sphsn O. Foster, WhO pos Oased talent for thh'ps-
eSs Of cen position Ehieh has nsVsr been tqulllsd.-
The prevailing sentiment Of the songs nos uSCd Ia that
Of aiAl sRsetOn. "WhSl for Mother Nos p and
Mother, PVs Come Home TO Die" ere examples Of this
tendency.
Fhs men Who blAcksn their faces and appear nightly
before the public - ErOsO, are composed chiefly Of
mechaniel out Of GtuAdons sloFk nuSie teachers Who
ospnO. Get any scholars and yOun men 10 folly ia
ellnsS) shO have good voices, and but h.slS else.
o.a"TaRsp are kept ~ Tor ysArh and standard jokes
are repeated, on 81 average, once in hrSs uSsEA-
Fhs ',snd hish" cherish their special gsgi with the
fonSss. care, and are very indignant II any one sks
should usS them.
The salaries Of the negro minStTSlI range from $40
to AsO Ok, week, (iu ErssnbAOks) A "ssnsh dAnSsr"
vst. on from SIS 20 t25. Tue latter are young man
nom stsen 10 tas4ty-6ss JSArs OF age, aud are gen
ash yOuthA" The prOprstOEs Of minstrel houses are
Oh msu they O. Ors stveu or siGht hundred dollar
Hamond pins, Snd scar the mott shosy and elaborate
clothes that faAh.On Gill permit They Ssem inbusd
ulh The Low, Of hnsTy, which s 20 veil knOSn char
.O,r;sGc OF the African TtcB Sbich shsy niaiC.
The beat Iir Die among the miRshsh IN New York
AID BrO5Aiyn ara engaged sRndAys in the various
ohoirs. fsI.shIds vi abe MINISTRIES cannot TSsd q
sight the mosi Ordinary music.
COsL s il diIpeHEAbIs 20 nsgrO minS.rslsy. 'bPro
Viisd in the shape OF pulVSrE'd POWDER Usually pre-
pared ,IpSsJ fOr he IgsPOss. thin paste Is
mIsdiu one hand Gnd then both hands are RSd IL
gather. AhSTEArd, the face and neck are Washed
uuh the black mixture Il sots . pressTVatVe OF
toe eompl, oil Most OF tie ninsTss AbomDSts cork,
and spky iI night altar night With increased lIathig
There are probably over use hundred neu constantly
ENGAGED ia the ninslre Profession u Ihe Uaitsd stlss
THAR baSStIiDg AN ntempsFanCe, though Ct Ocdrte,
shsrs are many Of item shO quite free from this
aAhis aud are IN private life real gsnsmen. WHATEVER
nay be lhs GttFaeIiOrS elsewhere, tHsEs 70 slyays
large cro0d Of HOsy aud delighted patrons % attend
and srjoy the negro mnatrsl ps:fornSucsG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

DSsTAuCnvs EIAs IN PErIBsBUEs.-rhe large tc-
bsecO factory Oh Adams street, Petersburg, occupied
By MssTs Warrington Brooks, was destroyed by
Gre Tuesday night, With tie contents
large quantity Of tobacco Was stored In the faeto
ry consisting OF the manufactured and leai, win
,tems snuff etc. which ell totally destroyed Al
the furniture OF the oee and building, together with
| The .luable Machinery, Of Whnh there wac com
olets set used in srcl bu iness wre burned, OF ruin
"a to such IA extent to render them useless ana
| comparatively vGiueles- -
Fae fne frame Dwelling on the came street ana some
fac wards dstaut from tie factory occupied aud own
al BY M. Johu.E Wiliams, coon took hre, ana was
| dsesfoyed, with most Of its contents. Mr. Williams
kitchen va, also burned to the grOutd His loss is
heavy.
ere WAR ngton ami Bro eks loss on the stock Al
6Ttur q IL estmSiedS $3.50 900 on which they have
Insurance Of SOS 600 ludDg $4,000 In the Iusur-
auco Company oil the Safe of Virginia. aud 80 DUO IN
i 4 q Merchants Insurance Company.
About 700 box.s Of tobacco we're consumed, aud
| $50 0O0 pounfs Of stems.
Fre u .dred v boIts, r2sd7 Ter use, with nans
EOoIise, and . large number OF hogsnteds ere o.
/ sHoyed Oaly sbeu i've thousand poands OF ieai n
baOc0 were bnrntd.
Mr. W. Pokrell bad about 500 boxes OF maIuiAc-
tufsd tobacco 90 storage, which We learn hete WI
an inSursscs Of $50 OoO which viii cover shout tWo-
thirds Of his los.
The Gre vas altogether occidental
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

RELIarous CIvIETIHs Attic AsthedGt ooufsrsnO-,
in LJnchburg. Raw. james r. DlnOIn. from the Com
miues to whom was referred the communication Of
Rsv. J. s Mar in FfatsrDAl Messenger from the Bill
more OonieIsles. reported the iOlOWins which we're
adopted:
1. RssoIUsd That this Conference has received With
pleasure tie eXprsssions OF christian good Wiz COL
veysd 20 us 10 such ,esml OF coar,esy and nrothsl
idness BIZ the FfasTnal Messenger vt the AlimoIs
Conference, the X W.. g. Martin.
RssolVsd. TuAt cordially rtciproeAte the kind
ssn,imsnts OF the Baltimore Conference, and accord.
inEly, appoint Rev Jao. o. Cranberry 80 Fratsrntl
Messenger, aod Rev. Jno EiuArds - alternate, to
attS nd the next session OF that body.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

yesterday ives not disturbed By the Erlng Of single
gun q the lnoa south Of the App"mS'toI, aud tbs'
even the pcksts we're disposed 10 NOR friendly than
usual
The Eap,eSs has heard nothing within the past lev
dsys OF additional rsnfOrCsnSutS reaching GIANT aud
Il disposed to believe that the number already sent to
him has he N greatly exaggerated.
Our army in thu best possible condition, and In
unsurpassed spiiSrsAdy and capable ss ever to meet
and whip the Toe il has 90 often met and whipped
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-26

v IRGINIA.-At Eules held in the Clerks
v. ofsce Of the Circuit Court a. Nelson o0usty' On Mon
Dsncl J. EartocE executor Of Ms'1 '" 'sDei sno
t'vsire sud leg lee 10 bs1 -m fnr
aysiaot 80 -,
~ Ne, VI rstfn. ircrasd, Defts.
.nr sd Nary W. cs., Ne isariE. properly eorsrued
rights Interests Of fer rsces ard her hin In
her eianfd ind adjusted; The said .sste delivered,
paid sri itrifui h- entitled thereto she
fte eicurr snfted srd setef erf he In t-ucfed
ma cc Cd 10 re dmrsticp - TIE estate
e9s n regard thfreo. Ard sTdsvit tstig beer wade
sna eiel the fpfTs e. this nit that ~ following defend
named IN snisntpdsd sur snerts bill exhibited IN this
suit, eihf resic vihin rooa Of the Slate % Virgins
pi,d hy the public ba RON ssd court
lie executed upon ITEM thst gsne has used BY aud
behalf the ssid spi6 fn what enupy
psiisn they ye, without essa via "Bfsxton GsSISt WIN.
HEbesn snj Nors his wife Hsson Beserly Mason Lam
don ussoB, viii Priufy & son, Isiis BTazten, Lucy
sIton To naich ami sussu lis Sie Charles Randolph
MARI Randolph tnzatth Turner ke:borue Berkiy snt
EoIeh his wife IL Is ordered hst theY do appear
thu nit Cue pubcstn hereof and 90 what
necessary prctt eiI spd that eopF OF this
der he pBbsh successive the Rch-
mond Whg pexsrsps puthedn the oy ~ Richmond, sld
posted he door Of The Court House Of his county
Ina ha dag 81 Ne Aszt sSusty cosrt
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] sss-sh $50. stHvSsa u~t.