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notmon5, Nov 4, lSoi.
iGcaaoph,
T., D. F-icf, Baltimore, Me:

l.: D. Flick, 5siii=e.e, ae
er ,sy,ns IT. the chEens around Petersburg fos
r-r.l mnn,ss Win the EST Md batsorI came here to
"a Isw da 20 and enj nys H. AN very wc', and
yin, Sced health. arh hops ccu ard the tsEily are
~ as !, has heen iorS time sce I've head iro:l you
-srJ ,hst p vss married renierbcr ne u every
s:I hope to hear from yau by nag Of truce.
Ycc.s :g.ctlcnats!T. H".ry
5s,.rr.s ..En ana Maryland Se~s Sheet please cry
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E2GUs FARGO - e.i. ~oD5 >:en..
ing tnemsc:y:. NJ Detectives, ,a.s;si shs
honsa Of iTsd Dagf1 canned pir= Evlns, iiv-
iGg on Adams. bstwson Clay ari L"i:a str.sts.
e. wednesday E!eat lnst, sri, uoder tho FRO
Ccaca tia. LEY Ia.s se.rshiag i9c ..o,ou
goods, tvok E1rtl2Js po.iss-io:l ii s7ss GEO
hundred h1lia:6 IL C,liisisrt:s u:oaa- aai
riiraa very iino $50 ''.'-=~. IA I'D rsrrc
;THinar. living 4. sh- Rouse. :..ia:suesirc =,
idd'siina!s, undar:9aS - g::a III. earn,
ghereupon one Of :he nsn saised her rg ,ns
ti;r9st, and, lesn!iias q ?i;s5l 1t ksr tost.
sh.sa.nned 50 blow .,sr brains ocs J.: sSs
opened her mouth Af:e. sequrirg me aho7e
noT.tioIgI l;ticlas, shs srguris5;s sls4s OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
DIED.

G:,b I. s,!t.u- At7sn.u"s IA PoShst .a coun:y OF
! W. s.stay, ~ Initial TSs 2rBEhTA 9. +. SaA1t
/ we y. .. ". B:-s, {: Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

G..n:r.. i',:....Gtrn' d aiiionl dc 'pstohes con-
ira, ;,r..!,,ns .rYrr:" Il Tho captuce O. the
r.,l.rI u ;s!s:..I., u :; uiu!nko enA Ca1sll. Oar
3. |. IA: -. .!17s show .hat t5e acc0un:s
t-r:,1iare 1c"riv:i al tlla Overwhelming do
f.ns A.! karriad nnd iisorcaniaad rstreas
.y.:. " apau:: uf ;he !tc:naut Of Price .ssrrny
nave Mt then exaggerated. Included in the
isr:c n.iuit... nf h,a men captured by the
Ca!an ;7oop, .Io aG'"t QUO hundred comniis-
sy"a.. rf!mTe.
Tho ui,ort s.arning epi!oms of Missouri
usws is rot srst .iiel hy dc:als-thsre aro no
detail al :io the 4igu Of official dispatches
| from Con. Gicassrt1:i" 20 BIZ found anywhere
= IL. "Hera!;" IF my other Of tho Northern
r.yriG II ,T"ar',lag hu:o:e US. Tho statement
! was r:.i,! ,'liJ msi:up ~ be copied.
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s;atesyills, \ c, Oct q. 1864.
ktcsnond, Nov ), 1SG4,

II II sni Il Il. jsi Wes, l2!'i street. Y CT:
gr,, D-a,here--I at horcr sick Pa mother. Job
.r, Teas ere Sa' wish c'u!d see yea n;': let ne
.r ,-,cs on through Y New, and Rlciarnd rnnu:-
"a 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

a,auntop, Va Oct 9, 1854
To y, Jshn Tarlcr J., T. 'nrNSil'e. Ohio:
Jrr l;p.:.-.say brother, William David ~ss c.p,ureo
;rc.;.,, 81. Icy the orses OF Sheridan, IN mgr ~;
tax o., s.= do NO. know h'a Whereab'nl'; ne asy
80 pc;nr lockout Md viii you t'y sod hod cut
y: he h. and ,aspy bis wants pa:e and you win
nave ,ur itss,T eas. iriorm u. % Gag o. ,Ico .,
~ VI 4, NJ. ali we'll hprr. Kate Is here so!ps
". .sooi' Jna Is a. omc pew Hen,y clay SICK a
th!S t1ae' ntcn 80 John PhIer.
T.r--yfl,c papers please copy. ".-e-C.
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Lynchburg, o.: 2s!h, 1854.

Lynchburg, o.: 2s!h, 1884.
Capt JOHN S!npsoa, S.eamer Orchard Stockton"
New York :
'Ycur lost personal received Delighted 10 hs.r from
YOU, an tha; you we're we'll Have received
fren yor. Ida nnt Charlie IN nae hssl;h. Brother
10 With US aaL bis family well rab!ah personal In reply.
s 81 slTpsnu.
Ne~ York News pca:e copy. l-a.t
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Richmond, Nov lst, 1so4.
Richmond, Nov !. 1861
tugr,sa, Ga, Oct 90. 1854

EnRUef6i -
f'ls-ssT.. Jar.a Philadelphia, Pa:
i:Tili2s7 aooe received; hope pour health i,pr"H'
:rs s.:,tsn of,an 5a. received no answer. All Te'
FL Il VII &c ca ~ Soon "a possible; write to u.s. love
S;'s' Trough R!eannrd Enquirer, With request q
5&t, Jaw Amanda.
81 Esyi nissso clnI.
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Farnvilr Oct 90. 1884
Any Information concerEi1e VIM Fettl: company J.,
Second Virginia cavalry, sIppnaei captured 10 ho VII
derners hgh., last Msy. will be gratefully received
MN G VrnIhle.
Ecp Y RI S.wf pltasc rnp7 rsyl 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
Camp near caaffiu's RluE Oct 81.

i.t.r.t12 g wanted coGctranF The Whereabouts and
-a!ra d ite following aged Mc:r5 Of th: Jls reSi.
|. rrc. Ciir2Ensu's brigade. 1hc a:e .:"pnrea
h.,r =7rlcet ms captu::c At Fort Harrison OIL
:. Sgh CT September Leo: Col Q Y Boe'on, L'-pt
|; ;,=.s cor'panv a. Leas !ares iitntn, comp. RI.
sal-s,7 th-oclh T He~s Col hchat1an, e!st req.
|t:iHcT nos OFT
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IUST PUBLISHED
RICIIAftE aaS'S

lust PUBLISHED ,,.
SOUTHERN ALMANAC FOR 1865.
conts!ne be ics he ca;cn Gs. C., the Officers ~ q
q Tern.en', ofciai i-,s, Il mrab-rs Of III to'sr"
Ssl!,tcy Of STATES Army and HaV' List pSpt"tcn ana
nil II rn-ope I'D Aut.ica Settlement Of killed, &C., H.
he bal. ca Of lie vsr II pottgr &C. febde'irr II
he tsot valuable publication Issued 4: hi "nrreee
aenteI is- rrcs. 80
sipge copy 20 Gems ie c:rcn:5 leo copies $40. Sen
s,arps to psy rG!1rh rostnss,
id-..s JoHssoS e. SNIfFTRP.
neS14ts fa3h"loT, Lraf'hur, ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

HAPPY rESLUDs 20 TIE NEW MOVEMENT
uUsIc Aap sp:EcHgs--PERsoNNEL OF TIE
GENERALS ccM4AEDIEn.
There was happy tins with tia ARA" CT
Tonnoeasc just previous to leaving Gai:;;on
Alabama, &c. tho Onward m.rch against si:,a~
man. a Correspondent of the Selma Re.
porter" gives the following sketch OF the oca;.-
siua md It's inc:IcatS:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

FsATErRINo HIS N.ar.--Wi!l.Aia, ,isss c!
Ben Green, ~, arr-s,r' yesterday and lodge!
in tho fest station h,u,.. Ghr,s.& wits s:sal'
ing $500 worth Of bed lining "ad wear:nG
apparel from Elizabe.: W21ni:u:t. lie Til
have hearing before ;.:s Mayor :his morn
;op
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
Observation-Disclosures.

10 Colonel Wharton Green, Johoaon's Island, oh!o
Have just received your letter by o, truce u 0cr
9th; Il seat thrill Of joy through your whole family All
we'll Have written you to-day by asg OF truce: also one
20 mother, from whom R1o ol letter ths eSsnipr
DR. and Lwe have lost ther only liz suie aud willie
through this medium often
Your wife, trsy, &C. ZEE d-rrn:
New York News please cory. noo o:t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
October G9, 1861.
Iyrch,ur1, DC, q, 1861

10 &c a,g, x Thompson. Baltimore
You Vii confer iavo. upon NE by sending :orsa sop
ntp 10 ,eutensat Colhne! JaeR eeap, la Loulsiant
r-siincnt who Is p!;oas. az Fort DnisWA,e The DEB
~lli ne paid hncHeE;
f:a!..n,c:c reprrs p,e'ae copy. ocst'I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Irfcr.!on wan.e coc ,raius the wAer .boa,s Of Cap
~ jpin=-, c"roal ~ u, 2sth Qsorr,I regiment. Col
lui,'> Eri:.jr, II kt's Division wcrnd:6 ,k.r ,s.
ut L. from o. Port Harrison Va September S1th ls64
shout this police Esst tho eye Of ANY acquainted
with Ills condition and Whereabouts. would relieve the
anxiety # uEclc by communicating the ram to mo-
itr ugh this chsnue Gro smith, Lisut. CO Fl,
rove c.. 2sth G: regiment. ooqutB brigade.
Kew York snd Baltimore pap:ra posse cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

TO Guy bearing: oo,c,snb.r
have received Jour personal, dated ga sspte1D.ei
Il, reply 10 mine u the 29th August; also ietteI
eh OF September which Ia the only one have
since The 18th CT Nay. We hear from fteqasny ne
wall and kindly cared FOR. eoRtinusso HF's p. or
IONS
cess eod2Hf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
NV IDEN MOTT G E

tn. Board OF Direotnrl Of the Richmond, Ireoe,isS
brrg and Potomac RaiIrokd Company have declsrea "
W., rioS -, Sionr1bcI 1854. J. 3. WIrsros,
ING ~ S''s' TrpunTss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
.usHMAH's DEPARTMENT.

NJ. .yr4lv Is ;dtre 20 foundation for the sb-
.rr: T>par< rsoanLiY &c: rhoas that General
;nrrmla hai abandoned Atsata, but th.
ysar3 ;a nat considered in my Danger Whist
p7ir. Gfnarsl SAe:!o.u ms assured tho go1-
r:y:,scs that hs will ho!d j: in spite of all A.
20. ;;s to disioIsc hici. The rebslsars active
c.!,iy t,,s Te::no.sta river. A portion Of For
rrals command, %ith :;.roa pieoea Of artillery,
:. c:por!ei 10 ha7s sunk a steamer aud a
:ysrss. Igated with army clothing, on that
:!se:, OIL tsst Saturday: a small torce Of
,hem veg. ,ttarksd by Union cavalry on the
<,r.,s i.y add driven ACROSS the river. For
.!l: IS said 70 have several thousand men ct
J..aka1n. Tenn.
We have 10 adviees ys! Of the rebels hsv-
i,r- c,,.ia,! On: their ,!.aiga Of attacking Pa
.saaah. Ky. T.:;el h,:!ios Of them, though,
| .r4 qrja:.og through different portions Of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
:.Ai'EaT sstae:n TIN UNIFIED STATES.

Va havu Now Yark, Philadelphia and Bal,
tinlo:e i'hpess Of November let. Thoy havc
gerry itis fresh intelligence from any quarter.
We take tho following from the "Herald's"
summary:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Tur CONFEDERATE S. :. CouET was he,
in session yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
CORGnUN MILLS AND BOILERS.
NJ U i I y {,
NJ 0 I . y

euae.sl nse.lag OF IN, stockholders Oh 1s Wo.o
Navigation Company MI be held c. Halifax oouI. noae'
VS.. On " ednesdny. the Goth day OF Octooet nsI
artd n CkhAslhs, ecu -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Any iufostica corcerIpg the whereabouts Of Ssrgean
Thosna, Hauili. ccmrSuy ?. 18th Georgia battalion
Esa.s brigade. Gu-d1E'4 division, E7e'is corps. N
uounh.f suppo,ed al have beca taken psoErr at o
near W!ache,cr Va, On The l9h OF September, will
th:osrol'. te.,!red by lis wife. Mrs Hsra Hsr,il.
novl St.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

RlchEonc, Nov i 1854.
Er Bernard Does, Washi- g.on city:
| c,nno. rcrae to you u,,sas you sc; permission
rom tie authorities 10 iC, came 10y fss 81 trrco
boz. Ple:se get POI ralt sad reod II to Inc, and viii
come by first opportunity
Your aGsct:opat: VIE, Janct'a Does.
NY Ne~s and Washington city papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

ri L.,I~, Of ccn,ianr 4, ss,h scuti cao!'rs 70 ua
,.,. ...tior.a 81 de, taken prsoSer and thso
lat .ru RON was oint Lookout Dtcenhur - IsC5
NV Information coace-in. bim Win lie gratefully re-
CT iYea by HI father, k Little.
S { Hospital BuT0au,
oc31 a. hiohnoDu' va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
October 81. 1861.

October 81 1861.
Roo:r -, Ausor House, New York city:
IksYc received your !cr per X OF trure delivered
Oct 80 ds!ea "a VIZ ace veil md anriuus with you
shall IS soon as a',rr reception Of pass3or
uu!cs' | isil - procure from this government.
noIs. nary ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

10 HIry Gss~eli, jesse Cuprer, AID others, o! Ports
| mouth vs.:
our r'~r. I3s,hcth I. n,rc sSe dlsa nite pain
cl te:Ss n tte nI truphs Of Christian faith, the
?uth Il Dcscher The s;ctness commenced sne.
through the Nncg She seeel to rccovcrre!epsed
jus; hrn started for home, TO live with :ir
P-ts In Warren county, 0, and there on the tenth day
after, she dei, and here without her Yon
must imagine cannot tell Jon. how lonely Sc sre left
-: Thos q BsXveIl, G D.
New York Daily and " oekly Eers please copy.
n.A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Little Evar, g. Oct 9Th, 1854.
RI. JAMS Bessent Of company G, 5lst regiment
Be was supposed have heen taken prisoner Ut the ba:
roy, ST a+H4ent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
En.ly. Home, e5,h October, isGL

Native Home, 25,h October, i:cL
D.S, Vac T. ornncc.cui:
Yours n Ed pr;bcr cell End departed brother,
s!sn Ssh 0c,:b cose pirh - am: hair o. liza
cane 10 hand besides IFS aim cG:no,r vsshue Glad
al; vel y: Cad 10 shy ars here; father
- GOOD h hut :nxcus. 81 course, 30 have the h5-
with him. must nrlts to ray the ccourt he
sc h.nght and - mine Otherwise ~iu have trou
~ ar.wtrsd TIE ahpv- lets-e VIA John Y God b:,s
y1u al. Wish ycu ee hsra longto sac Jcu
EcrjRm!n
S:= r2:t News and Hartford T!Ees please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

To v. 0wcns snd Nelson u Fell, Baltimore adj
D. Peter = Jn'u will he rra'ine1 II you VIII Iup?5
ihe EarS u! ~ra Orawio.d !sE-ret. who Is rrscnrr
VA ~ Pom. Lookout, cpmraa" b. g,h District Al cx
ras.5 scu -ci wiz bs tan! fay rtp:d By his fat' er
rio. J"!;a o- i.ar;tt Al sc76 loYa to eous. Eaun!e
Rep Though Sic. ,corh irqn'r:s to 7 B.rr"t.
ta!'I-'n:c !sYsrs at Ken York %eSs please copy
No. !.
, 1864-07-11

The plain.lands Of Eastern New York and
New Jersey | embrace in this view, and
and more especially the wide expanse Of
unoccupied territory on Long Island. These
"barrens' which mar and deiormthe beauty
of one of the most delightful regions upon
earth, might BY proper management and
through the agency of sheep husbandry be
rendered as productive rs nature has made
il beautiful.
These light soils are usually covered with
small bushes and growth Of coarse vege-
tat:on. Sheep feed upon these with great
relish, and it is evident that both the land
and the pasturage are favorable to their
health and progress. If the bushes are too
heavy and large for browsing, the first
growth should be cut down, when new
crop will spring up both sprouts, and rank
grass, upon which sheep delight to Craze.
by the appropriation of these useless
tracts of land to sheep, it is obvious that
their culture may be Indefinitely extended,
and need be limited alone by the supply OF
winter fodder for the floeks which will fat
ten upon them. For this purpose mouu-
famous and hilly ranges must necessarily
be connected withfarms embracing sufficient
meadow land. The utility of sheep hus-
bandry in this connection will consist in
the circumstances that pastures thus elieved
from the sheep may be made available for
other stock, and on most farms large por-
tions of pasture land, if the stock can be
otherwise supplied, might be converted into
tillab'e and meadow land The capacity
and resources of the farm would, by the ar
rangementl am contemplating, be largely
enhanced. r
Plain lands, by a jndicious system, may
in very few years be made to yield sui.
lieient supply Of fodder as well as pastur'
age. Sheep must be the agency in Produc-
ing this result, and of bringing these lands
into condition for profitable culture. Let
lot embraced in the tract depastured by
the sheep be incloscd by temporary fence,
the dimensions of which must, Of course,
bc determined by the size Of the flock, and
yard them regularly in this inclosure at
night, until the deposit Of manure is suffi.
cient to thoroughly enrich the spot. When
this is effected, move the fence and pursue
the same method. In a single season a
large area may thus be fsrtilized, prepared
for cultivation and the Introduction Of clio.
yer. After q heavy clover ley is onca
formed on this soil, the basis is laid for f;l.
ture success. When an adequate supply
Of manure is accessible, this course, it is
apparent, need not be adopted. | suggest
il, in order to show that the system ! recon
mend may be made auxiliary in tho redemp-
ton Of wide tracts from barrenness and
desolation. q
ll.Imust pause here, but hope, in resumine
the subjec: hereafter, to show other over.
fol reasons for the extension Of sheep bus
baudry. g,lle ID
, 1864-07-11
HOW E,9
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES I
Adapted to every variety of Sew
ing in Families and Manufactures.
Establishe IN ISl5--ImpDvtd from tImst time,
and fully perfected in lSd,.
AZ the worid's Fair held In London. IN IsSs,
they received the Prise sIedait
sALEsROoM-NO. Montgomery street, lIa-onie
Temple, San FraRsIseo. cal. ~
DEsnxe & Goa
AGENTS ToR TIE PACIFIC fhibE.
HoWE,9
AGENTS ron rnr rAcirC rabbi.

THE SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT 6f
Il the art Of sewing by machines Invention DESTINED
to work complete and ben.dsai revolution In impe-
tant and Indispensable branch Of the industry Of the WORLD
and 10 add As much to the comfort welfare o mankind
as any mechanical device that the mind of has ysf
conceived, or Ids Ingenuity carried into eject II Is
invention which viii assuredy an era In human pro-
gress Is, In iaet the creation Of art That ma
chimes will PFoduee an entire change In the universal labor
OF sgving now beyoDd doubt; the beginning Of The
end has Ddeed already aPpeAred for their gorkng Pou.
ers have been ly tested aud established and their capn.
city Of production ehoEn to be e less than narvelous
exen IN this age o. aslolndng mechanical deseohmenis
That fas Beneficial soeiai consequences ON accrue from
their e, Is less certain. tt some Of these have Gea1
been experienced In families The advantages Of good
Sewing Machine are beyond eOmPulAion; n has eeseu
household companion, and Fast becoming indisped-
sable relieving females from the Wasie Of precloui
time and unhealthy ccnnemeni TO which they have for ages
been subject, BY the necessity of hdta sewing In ths de-
paFmeut the sewing machine may be regarded q gans
Of disseminating learning, extending encaou and pahle
utellgence As now glrlS and middeaged women whose
toll hy the hAnd needle much required 10 do he
family sewing accomplish great and better results
IN oheenth the time and thus leave he balaaee Of the
time for reading and nltfneton And h Il not 10 be for
gotten that whatever ihslFumentay reaches this subject
and tends TO promote that kind Of Improvement conbue
IN Ike manner to make better vives better moiherl
theif influence In turn 10 make better nen, and an nlle
to make better COMMUNITY and Better world As
, 1864-07-11
Ghe cSarmer's Corner,

Communications on Aa1ieultuGlsEJ;ee from
subscribers and Others, are iarited for these
eolumuS
, 1864-07-11
NEWS DEALERS AND WORCESTERSHIRE
IN READ AND RENEMBERi
J. sTRATMAN,
WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER.

Packs and forwards ai the Dairy and Weekly Newspaper
Magasines, etc., to all parts Of the country, viii great d.
iA.eh
SELL At P-iCEs THAT DEFY COMPETITION
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED AS SOON As PUB-
LISHED. a..s 81.
Ihave special arrangements with an the d1eFfnt Pub
shers StanneTs. etc., and furnish the Trade With Books,
Stationery Blank Books, Music Portraits, Prints MedA,
MelAinotypes, etc.
eong Books In great variety.
Ihsve uneqaaisd iAsRiss, and guarantee dsAiss he
closest attsntion.
send for ny Friee List. and give ne q tslal.
JOHN sIRAT1iAS;
San Ffaneiseo, CAL
, 1864-07-11
San 1IFantisto.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 70
SUBSCRIBERS.


A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
N laWing list Of American and Foreign PeTiodIcnI ~
which receive subscriptions. Permanent arraneements
having been made by the United States Government n,
the yng Of the mails from the Atlantic States by
mers three tines month"; enabled to receive Snh
scTptiOns at much lower than formerly The sam.
and attention viii be paid the forwarding Of an
packages for which this establishment has gained sueh
enviabe reputation throughout the Pacific coast
, 1864-07-11
Tee New Ensland SssiHg Machines.

that have given such Universal satseton are constantly
on hand Every maesine warranted. =
Needles, hres and other suitable material win
The abeve maehintS constantly on hand.
Confidential circulars furnished agents on apnlieatlon.
DEMING 4 CO. Agents for the PaeiAc Trade.
Ne. Montgomery st, Masonic Temple.
1871 fIn Praheisee.
, 1864-07-11
HoWE's SEWING MACHINES

rank high above all Others they must certainly come TT
large share Of the praise and patronage bestowed h
Important unfolding art. Douhe-ihTead-sitch alike on
both sides Of the fabric, with the Improvements they
cannot mss drop stitches. and peedle Is now
broken where dozen We're formerly Prices reduced a.
foowset er A. superior to any tet produced, for Fam
capped eJs formerly $780, Letter n Manufacturing, eos
formerly t90; Letter C. heavy manufacturing ess formerly
til9; Letter D. Cylinder tti5, formerly $50 Letter y,
CylinSer, $40, formerly Si75.
Those aesivins ararls = louar an
, 1864-07-11
MisrrllaneOus Sdrgtiamrnts.

rz@AsgA U. s. MAIL AND STAGE LINE
EtGszsES between Olympia and siellacoom City.
W T., Tri-Eerkly line Leaves Olympia every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at ocIocE AM; lraveF sela.
eonn every TGesdsy, Thursday and eaiudsy, at O'Clock
AM.
q i.f J.D. LAMAN, Prnp,i,,or.
, 1864-07-11
Approved. April %. 1864.

Az AcT to atiihorizo tie issuing Of register to
the steam vessel John Martin.
Be IL enacted By he Senate and House Of Rep
Tesentatises Of tie Uaited States Of America in
Congress assembled. hat the Secretary Of the
Treasury bcand he Is hereby authorized to issue
q register to the steam vessel John Martin.
Approved, April 20, 1861
, 1864-07-11

A REsoLuTioS relating to the publication Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of the Unted
States for December term, eighteen hundred
and Sixty.thTee.
RtsOieed By the Senate and House Of Repre-
seht0tres Of the United States gf America an
Congress assembled, That so much Of the act
Of Congress approved August twenty nine,
eighteen hundred and forty-two, as provides
that the reporter the decisions Of the Sup enc
Curt shall not be paid the compensation pro-
VIDE bv the said act unless he print and Pub.
lish the decisions within six months after such
decisions shall be made, shall not be held to ap-
ply to the decisions Of December term, eighte u
hundred and sixty-threc, the present repnrier
Of the said court not having been appointed
until near the close Of the term: PrOrided,
h0aeerer, That such decisions be published
within ono year from the passage Of this resO
luton.
Approved, April %. 1864.
, 1864-07-11

Al kinds Of Military Goods imported to order svords
Belts and Presentation Swords got Up In the nes style n
thirty days, At any Per cent less an San Francisco
priees
s4H j. srSArdAS
, 1864-07-11
JolNT REsoLuroS directing the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War 10 examine into the
recent attack on Fort Pillow.
Az Acr for charter Of Masonic Hall Associa-
tlop, il Washington city, District Of Colum.

,.aP, IL Washington city, District Of colum,
Be 4 enacted by he Senate and House Of Rep.
Fesentdfires Of he United States Of America Ia
Congtes assembled. That 3. B. French, cf the
Grand Encampment Of the United States Of
America; Robert MeAIurdy, Of the General
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of the United Statos;
Gcurge Q. Whiting, Of the Grand Consistary I;
,. L. Stevens, of Osiris Lodge OF Perfection,
No. 1; 2. d. Gilman, Of Washington Com.
mandory, No. /; w. y. Particle, Of Columbia
Commandery; WIN. Smith, Of Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter. No. Is; W. G. ParkhurSt, Of
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL; Jas.
Steele, Of Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 20; @. +. Stansbury, Of the Grand Lodge
OF the District Of Columbia; Joseph Nairn, Of
Federal Lodge, No. ] /; n Aeker, Of Lebanon
Lodge, No q; T. Kloman, Of New Jerusalem
Lodge No. O.; j. NJ. Turton, Of Hiram Lodge,
No. 10; !. ]. Fisher, Of Saint Johns Lodgu.
NO. II L. Gassenheimer, Of National Lodge,
NO. ~; J. Van Rswick, Of Washington Cen.
tennial Lodge, No IL; j. O. Mcclure, Of D.
:. French lodge, No. 10; 2. L. Harvey, Of
Dawson Lodge, No. l6; j. W. d. Gray, Of
Harmony Lodge, No II; j. NJ. Hanson, Of
Acacia Lodge. No. IS; N. d. .Larnsr, Of La
hyetie Lodge, No. 10, Of the Order oil Free
and Accepted Masous, Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, and their successors 10 be appointed in
the manner hereinafter declared, representing
the several masonic hodies before named, be,
and they are hereby, incorporated and made a
body polite and corpoeato, by the name Of the
Masonic Hall Association Of the District Of
Columbia. and by that name ay sue and be
sued, plead and be implsadsd. In any court Of
law or equity Of eompei0nt jurisdiction, and
may have and use common seal, and the same
change at pleasure and b. entitled to use and
exercise an the powers, rights and privileges
incident to snch corporations.
See. 3. Aad Do II Further enacted, That the
said corporation shah BE- capable Of taking and