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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
Special NOtisss-

An INTERESTING IETFER.--Messrs. Post
Brun, Agents N. Y Sanitary Society. Rachestsr:
Gents-I Geem il due 10 you to state the magical effect
Of that one bottle OF Peoples Cure which Obtained from
you IN November last Seeing the advertisement Of your
the poor OF their parishes obtained bottle FOR poor
girl Of my congregation who had long been nearly help
less from Rheamatis and strange tc say that bot
tie cured her entirely write this hoping that IL may
aid the Society its efforts 20 Gtroduee the medicine
and bless those who may need such remedy; and
strong ter believe its merits viii fully iasty the
most superlatiye forms Of speech. -.
Yours, Respectfully, c. r. WILKINS,
Pastor Of the Firs. Presbyterian Church,
zSyi Pittsfcrd, Monroe Co, MY
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
EDIToR on .To,,rn,,T. Daar Q;- wa

EDITOR OF JournaL :-Dear Sir-With
your permission wish TO al % A., r.,.r. ~ o,-,.
per, that III send BY return nail to an who wish Il
tHee recipe win NIL directions for making ana using
ten days, Pimples, Blotches, Tan Freekles and an @
rites Of the Skin, leaving ths same soft clear th
and beautiful. eA
l viii also mail free to those having Bald Head. mr.
Bare Faces, simple directions and information fat I'll
enable them to start ll growth Of Lnxuriaut Hair
Whiskers M0ustsche, in less than thirty taxs All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully Yours, TH0S. p. CHAPMAN
29wI3 Chemist; S3I Broadway, New York
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Court of Common Pleas and for the Countv of
Sandusky, and State of Ohio.
nODMAN n WELLS Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
PRoM EAST NoRTu cARoLlSA.

II "erreT e'stae ;L.6}e!s2A .i.taf',
jonrTas, "t.eF da,e 81. "trankHn, Va, Dec.
| DID, gives thH 1N!!owi"G ii%ennt "i IN e,-
! peGlt:on TO tlEateta C.:y:
I, will probably Interest you- readers -
| bear something .; The proceedings here in to-,
I.oarmeu: OF Bc:st Butler.
On Tuesday night, l5.h inst. We received
intelligence that :here were two regiments OF
ferroes anl ninety cavalry in or abGu. Eliza.
| beth city. We started \: :, o'clock A. M
| With companies A and +. and ona piece %
ARTILLERY. all from the G2.i GEORGIA Cnyalrr.-
Az 10 \. Vi. wc we're At Gatesvine. 4 de-
rIrh:ua.it ui ten .n,n e. n each con.r9ry Wi,
;hei. <na-nu:t.J..u.4. fneywcnc /, Me- is
Grjga, on Lic!e Rircr. rc'urn.ay IL u, eiT;
o'cl~cG that in. 10 Og:gssi!Ie.
III" 60 urs reported: the enemy sill in a'..
aI Ii Ei2.b IT, C.'y. uG: force le:Eg mai.
ard the Cncfnv h"irs a. SIlalk md Elizabeth
ct;y. Uc.1,; ~ frrG5 and rea- of n. ir MAS
thought airis,.Li. to ;ii ra.E. which we G'l.
thirteen Ia;ie. .r "a Gltasg!iic, and remained
thcra iii ncxt III 'rriHg.
W" n2'; day fiji (arther hack towards
Black;Sater. 4: l., o'clock, nroa, We cceivci
orders to retracc our steps in The direction OF
Gitc>sii!c. We cncampcd tba. night (Thurs
davl at Smiths old store, six niles from
G.re-sI'r. The next dav we we're reinforced
by go men fcam the ;Dsh n c. infantry, and
= cf.c"iren. "G the l. u;siana Xouaycs, and
N.;5r D2r'i"E's regiment of mounted artii-
.n:g. SSH tw' rirc's. and Col liintc.'s Homo
Gl,i' ri-o Cot. pa..:i company cI our lc-
%;;Harr tG"i c..
On SLtur,ta" morning We to1k ur The line
Of n%.c!. an; SRI ycd nt Elizabeth City .ha.
o;,.G.J 80 mi.ir;o..i W. found Tee ccwar3!v
;,,,n, Loi lofr III. DIV haCnr. for their cam,,
a',,- yn-rlL +, h.d Ioe, -c,-cscntcd 70 .hc,
.,..,' ,, W. L,,nn,,J
~. -, w " +., t, ,''u ,;" 31G
".',', &c ''''''''' '''' 'm' y, .,,. n.". nav
=" u; '"' We " 7" ~. "h'l'E 10 S"S" Se
hic tii-Is G&' "GAh'f - h'=:''9 aLI iai'
kers.
Tho fn;a:~'r'!G ;!.i"rcs GaTm!;tot a!-"y
rusra.cs Il: = .sGur'l. j.. The III 1t shocking
si,;,5 :ya. IL IN nu--n.u7s ,cani.ra from
,'.;,.l.l. ...... lH.chii j..>ao = roo, !, J.
... ....,,, ;,;''.,,:. f,.t.'. ~;
:."' 80 ''' ., 80: 'I, go
- - ~" ''''. - ~, P'''sE' ,'''u "t
baff"i 'A'! hAh'E'" y lr"'n Il DER n'':i' ''t'i"S
hia hanBnE :hrTe W MS h"cE "6' '!NaeN
Il i;cJc Il Fartr n" which was Hr'''cL:
''rlii trIoGi!a vas hung By order ot Gcnc:ai
y iic, gignCb.----- WinjGT. tdlutdnt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
A YANKEE RAID TO CHARLES CITY
COURT HOUSE.

\ gentleman rcai,iiug in James City coun
ty, Va, wis has jnss Visited Petersburg, fn:
uishca US with few ?ac.5 ccnheated with the
rid Of the Yankees 70 Charles City Court
Ho.9e,. which hare nay before apTearsd IN IN
! lie 9ays they advanced BY the DiascuE
road, and numbered COO men, including in
iantry and cavalry. They stole the carriage
and horses Of Mr.. Wm. .Jerdone, wealthy
planter, who resides Mt the Forge. in Charles
City county These we're mot and seized in
the road They then advanced to the house of
OF Mr.. j. aud stale y very fine young riding
horsa. which. ssddlcl and br;dlcd. was tied t
rack fronting Mr. Jerlone's residence -
Strange TO say. they did not disturb any other
property. nor did they m9lcst Mr.. Jerdonc.
Upon their return they viHted the residence
"f Yolusko Walden. ESD about ti'e miles from
New Kept Court House, and arousing MIR. V.
from siumber, (tor it was at the dead nonr Of
night made him get up. dress himself, and
accompany thrn on. ,hcir Journey. MRS
Walden entTcatod that her husband should not
be dragged off in this way. whrn he bad COM
III; tied no offence. The can lals wera deaf 10
all entrcaties but assured her that her bus
band should be kindly treated. Mr.. Walden
was g member - tho Lngislasura in 1862 and
'G2. but is now connected with tho James C-v
CavaiTv, attached tp Gen. Lees army. He
was at home on furlrueb. and il is thought ia
.omc person bad Informed the enemy Of his
wncrea bouts. They stopped at Disscun swamp,
in the lower end Of Now Kent, made a Mr.
Drake, residing in that neighhrhn0d, prepare
them some coffee, and then continued their
journey Al ut two miles from D.ascun
p itlgr, by reckless dEi7iaI, they broke the
pale of Mr.. Jcrionc's carriage, which wa4 i:l-
eI with wounled. uni were compelled to
abandon the vehicle. 1t has been restored to
itt owner.
They cariel 90 hu few negroes, for The req
son that the country hal be"u thoroughly cleared
OF AL yong Tcn and women, and the enemy
said they had no dnair. u betroubled with the
aged, or women and children.
This rail is said 20 have been gotten up Mt tl7
instance Of a notorious Yankee scamp, namel
Wilson, who deserted from the enemy several
months ngo. and hal been received aud treated
by us rs n coo! and loyal man. a few days be-
fore the rnid he want.back to the Yankees, and
there can te no doubt that tc fully acquainted
!re enemy with he real condition aud DISPOSE
ton uf sl nlr forcss III ih.' section.
Another lesson !or ny. which ought - be {:
1all,o in iiitnTe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
WENDELL PHILLIPS on LINCOLN s
MESSAGE

The notorious Wendell Philina delivered q
discourse on tho merits md tlsiects of Lin,
coins message on the 22d, during which he
said
That four years ago, this month, he had the
honor Of. giving :ho body or John Brown To-
The hills he loved. Some men, who called
themselves his friends, excused HIM on the
Ground that he was luSatic, but subsequent
c,ants Tad proved that he was zane cuough
South Carolina was making acrive prcpura-
tons for w,.r NJ the time Of Browns eEecu-
ton in Virginia. Four ycara bad rolled away,
and On the anniversary of his death the Prcsi
dcnt offered eleven S.fG;as tho privilege OF re-
turning 10 The Union, Oh the game condition
rs john Brown would Fave gladly accorded
to them it he We're living Same men say,
~hY mako any serious criticism Of the mes.
SAGE? Mr. Liuc"In. lo said, d:i not expect
that the policy Of the message would bo ac>
nprted. Slavery must i.a rJute,l ont entirely
and ihreyer in order TO rare the country -
lie said il nIattered 10. wha. the individual
purpose y; tic President might be, the masses
wnui permit no other mode Of rscons:ruc
ton.
lie referred 10 tha hostile attitude Of Eng lard
:l~arJ ihi+ countTyat The beginning OF the whr
bat the cicG rrhi efforts Of Mr.. Baeci,er in the
cause OF freedom had melted the hearts OF tue
people, and iire masses Uf chat country were DOW
on the sila OF the Union. The cicquencp of Mr.
Eeerher hal is effect; but the victory If Chat.
tanooSa ard The ia'I Q; ;Vicksburg had their c fct
also Napoleon. ha said. vas tie most astnte
sia.. smai who occupied at!ironc in Europe, ana
re Wa Tho determined enemy of tho North. His
I.-can scheme WAS INTENDED to arr's' The pros
.,r-cs of Pepn5 licaui-m OF this Continent. rhe
means proposed by Mr. Phillip.io TO head of Y,
pnlsom or any other European power who migh'
ntel frre i'll the yrs Of this country during the
prcsen. war is to raise money and distribute it
among thu Red Republicans Of France, aud the
rad;ca!s throughout Germany, who could upset
MI tile thrones in Europe. BY doing this, he
cont, .dcd that the schemes Of Nap1l. n would
be barren Ct success. lie did not consider the
war so rear IN cn,i ns some people iu.9p ine1. -
.hitcr the armies Of liz. South were forced 20
retreat 10 the Ciulf States for self preservation,
The war would still go on : they were brsyc
people and 10 matter ho" doinde they might
De. rhcy could nut be called cnpards. as the eH.
pcri-nce tf the past few years cond attest. All
wa-s were c"de1 by compromise. and the present
civil war iu this country would have to end III
the samo nanner. Ono condition, however,
hs insisted must be observed. THE root of
slavery must b" cut before Teace call hc thought
If. He criticised The message at considerable
length for not being radical enough on the ques.
.i0n OF slavery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
- ----s-S->&S~S-s- --7--
From East TENNESSEE

I;sssELLvrLtE. Jan. 6.--The fighting last
weak was altogether with cavalry On our side.
Col Grow, OF Morga0s division, attacked the
enemy near cambridge, and captured Z bat
terry wi:i the exception of one gun, which
sas afterwards recupturod, but the enemy
were driven bark 20 their cntrcnchmcnts at
Messy Creek: Maj. Ball, Of the 9th Georgia,
WIS killel ia su engagement TN the 29th.r-
Gem Martins ansirc cavalry attacked supe-
r:or fors, os tie energy ut Talbor's Station,
nd. nSer L uhh"rn rcsisance, drove them
h;.cE G,:r ta;ios. They were reinforced by 4
dlgj-,Er of ingnntry. which drove Martin
b...:: 18th considerable lose. The enemy res
riainei q. Mys-y Cock, strongly entFenched'
The railroad will be in running order t" Bis
rJi IN q few tiaYs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

SENT OS.-John. L2nthcrs ard AGs:in
Conelly, wcrn again before the slayor yCs'cr-
day morning. charged with stealing c"e 'jk
dress and q. pair of shoes from = free .esro
ramed Lizzie Marion. Several witnesses
,7ere Introduced for the dafcnee, vino testified
thu. Leathers bcugt. :2c articles from an
unknown female il. 40 street, g:V;rS her
500 Tor taem. t., ;ilyor, hnTev3:. decided
70 send them ~ Il Indictment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-The enemy opened
iilc last night. about 10 o'clock, upon the city,
firing oas shcl every half hour up to . o'clock
this morning. Sixteen shells. in all, were
thrown. Nobody injured. The Yankees have
opened two more embrasures to-day, one
bearing on the city and the other on James
Island. No firing between the batteries, and
all quiet at Sumter. The number Of shells
thrown into the city, up to this time, about
four hundred and Efty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
CEnNf TIE RAPInAN.

OHA%GG G. r., Jan. G.--Maior Mosby, with
a Ho:,ica .f his battalion, came up with
,c1ut:ag party oC tho enemy. consisting Of
.1,nc seyeatY-fce men. from tho lst Maryland
&4.;a.,nn, undr Captain Hunter, near Rector"
,awn. fau9uior county on New Years day
4 s.a4rr 6:ht c"saeG, in which toe enemy lest
iis,. ..ie, anI nine wounded, ~hil't Mo4.y's
!.-swas two killed and three wounded. Mos
!,g ca,.urtd three non -commi-aior ed officers
aui .firty-s.ven privltca Wiz! ehc!r @'Ine.
.un:pmea.a ana horses. The rect Of the party
a-capct. The pr.5oners are en- :outs iot
I, Ill. rnL..I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
ERO:I TILE EAPIDAN.

ORANGE G. H., Jan. 5.-Two prisoners, cap
tured by the B!acs Horse cavalry, near War
ren;on, have been received here. TIE enemy
.,avo mg:ad during the week !. small force 0s
inian.ry in the direction of Madison Court
House from u!paper Court House 70 a poiu.
shout sixty miles beyond the former place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
CoynppssDTo Bs SUoT f.

CoyDrMaEDTo Bs SHoT. e. y. Mooney, coz
script from Western Virginia. is noS in Castle
Thunder, under sentence Of death for toe
crime of dcsertion The records showed that
Mooney, having an aversion to the sc:;isc
deserted several times. HIS wife was in at
tsadancc on him Yesterday. He Is to be shot
tif at all on Frida?, 1t Camp :lse, hs.wcea s
and : o'clock. Tho pr:s2Hc: - a athletic
strong, ablc.hod:ed man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

IDLE AND DGsoLATE.-The Mayor Mayo is
determined to have I'll idle and dssuiuse
individuals iouad loaSng about the city with
ous local habitaticn. arrested and brought
before him. James Creshing aud John Gun
ningham appeared yesterday morning charged
with having no visible means of suprort.
They werc committed until additional! nfor
nation in regard to them could be obtans |
BIZ his Honor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

SusPENpiNG THE WRIT "T II4nsss C"arrs.---
It Will be seen by TIE Senate proceedings sia;
a bill is now under discussion in Secret S.s-
sion, having for It's object the suspension Of
the writ Of habcas corpus in Ill ease, in
Sclving tho right u. the Governments require
military service from III rcrs@:.a vino ..&;c
furnished substitutes in t:,n ar.np Cf he Con.
ltdera.c States" Thus far, al Of - !,',isia-
ton Of Congress en- the subject of an increase
nf the effective force Of tho army seems 80
have been aimed at ;hoyn parties who have
furnished substitutes. DJurt!c.s Congress
wili eru lis a9ignrnmer'. have IL eve 10 ti'
n"niinh.lity Of ilarylaEIc:a api i,,r'i.H,rc
~ constituting good material i"l Al c'irct:T2
iOrcG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

BLGeE.nr RrHHEns.-is VA rr;:rl"4 yrs-
;aslay at Castle Thnn;l*:, that - ndinlrr Of
blockade runners, rrnsis;irg OF AtnryIanirrs
.IeTs and others, hal hren i1.pri .@nc,' "; In
the laat few days :or MT 4:artiac Win thc ac>
rustomcd permits from tha Provost Marsha!
These parties will, dDn;,tie7S. remain il cla-
tody till the Confederate States irr' ;.icfTl.
selves encountered in supportinga . u.ain3s af3
worthless mass If trash, when they WI ... i~.
out to commence again, unier m re ',:,tt@,r
auspices, their journey to ''the hapoy .ag"; 5i
Canaan" lying beyond the pot2:n..e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
Syow.-A considerable or;nnsitv

SSow.-A considerable quantity Of ''ci:Iis-
talized yapor," i.e., ''watery particles "o''-
gealed into white chrysial' in the air," fsl in
this vicinity yesterday. Tie house'ops, by
ways, lanes, alleys, ground snd rartie5 soa-
turing thereon, were pretty wc,! srTiakier
With the "heecy element" wiirt, continued o
iall with considerable industry during tk2
day. Yesterday may be cons 'ro! as Ito
first performance of the ieg;;::aate wiat:r
drama Of tho snow kind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
CHTHDORhIO,

EpCcATros 2oa CElrrLrn SoLulEas-hLL@-
GHANr CoLLEGE.--Mc renew the &Yyca!
in behalf Of this benevolent jns;jin ION, aTa
hope that with the opening of the new yce"
and their aaeertaincd prosperity, n"r reorl'.
will generously meat this c!lin when rrs-
sentei. What more cheering crcanrl yr:na0t
could We give 20 those OF our coui.tr !!,, :.
who arc in the field. than 10 assure t!i"m thaE
grateful country will i,:n=ide i"- III" cinrc-
ton OF those who are rcnicrei he! 2 hy he
disasters Of war? How it will Tighten ~"
heavy lead on fathers hca.: whrn, 81 ID.
f:.'e If death, lie reflects NJ II HHci g ;,snc~
rogs provision male fer the lny.t ,n"4 i.t' n,
he may never see again! WhH that j. 81:
home, will withhold tiis cOaso!.tiun from
those in the hcllH a gi;t 'or ti,is oij'c. :.i!
add nerve to man. an arm tina! ha3iic: i.r IN.
Ieuenaence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
LETTER FRoMA DYING SOLDIER.
The AIabana pansrs publish tlla following let
ter from priva G John Museley. n youth who gave

The AIabana pansrs publish tlla following let
ter from priva G John Museley, youth who gave
up bis life at Getivsburg:
BATrLT-FIylD GETTYSBURG. Pa,
July 4sl, 1863
Dear Mother: am hcro prisoner Of war snd
mortaly wounded. can lire but . few hours
riore st iarthest. ] was shot fifty yards from the
enen2s Inc. They have heen exceedingly
Kind TO M.
have 10 doubt as TO the final result OF this
battle, AMI hope | .nsy live long encngh 10
lizsr the shouts OF victory before die.
nm very weak. Do not mourn my loss had
hoped to have boen spared, but arighteous Col
has ordered it tuiherwiso and feel prepared to
trust my case III His hands.
Farewell {, yca all. Pray that God may re-
ceiYe my soul. l1,ir unfortunate son.
JUHN.
So brave. so c:.m. SO unc0m2laining and un-
selfish With nohiug soll;d about him, bis
whole mind Was engaged with the great guess
tions of tho tnomcnt-his country's CAUSE. his ab-
sent fricnGs his souls's eternal interest Who
can doubt that no good Col was willing to re-
criye his noble soul1 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
TENHFSSEF

L;euteunnt Colonel Lockhart, OF TcnIesset,
assumed command of the conscrpt service Tor
the Stat. Of A!abams On the 2Ist Of September.
1863 I'll, .olawing is 4 statement Of ths mum,
Scr of men saut to the ie!d up to the 10th Of
December:
Conscrirts assigned from the camps Of
Instruction. lao
,Jonscr:qts relieved - Selma end
Montgomery. 20
Volunteers for o!d regiments. "
itragslers and a.sst,sss arrested and
:0rHarhel, AGi
Nakinr IN rev,ayste of 1878
He has nsO racpivsd and mustered into ser
vico two comp panies of volunteer Don.conscfirts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

luz and else ri here. end bring back the coun'
II ~ its former state Of harmony.
The hoe. for going into secret session. ar
sriyin,, further debate @as prcc!udch.
TN 'er. suspension Of the rules, Mr.; cNs-
ten, Of Va . Introduced @ bill TO provide Tor
disabled oiicers and priVat"e; ard Mr: SIN
cLEgoy, ur Misa., introduced {" bill for the re =.
lief af ,,.::ain persons fran the Contederat.
tax in kind (ra?sons who have destroyed
their co.toa to proven: i; from falling into
the hand,cf the cnemT.)
The .Iossa then we'rs insn secret sessl0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

honor wonld be stained or the national safety
imperitcd by the passage Of Il law having in
view the object set forlh iE ihis. BY giving
the foreigner reasonable time, by furnishing
him with passport, by enabling him to take
his fumily and his property with him, our
duty will have been performed. II these ia
cilities were were not granted, then the pro
position Of the gentlemen lrrn Virginia and
South Carolina W, aid lie trua. lie believed
there should also DC 3 distinction -betwe.a
Trans Atlantic foreigners and foreigners from
tho United States. in favor Of the furIner, lie
hoped tho bill would bc recvmmiitcd
The hour for going into sechet session ar
irving, further debate was cut oh.
Before g,ing in;ossec7e session rasou
ton, by Mr.. G0upE, Of Virginia. inviting Gen.
j. E. &. Ssuast to O sca. in the House. was
passed.
r9he SPEAkER ANNOUNCED the following Spc
cial Committee Oh Mr. GoonE's resolution to
tho people on. the, state Of tho couetry:
Messri Glapp, ,af Mississ,ei; Geoari;.ctf E:-s Y.
ginia !; Curry. oTs Alabama; HaIEridg:, OF
Georgia, aud Smith, of North Carolina.
The House then wcat into secret session.
EoTE.-ThursdaY, Doa 3i-Oi motion to
consider the currency and tex bills, roporscd
by select committee, IA open sesoicn--S.r.
Gerry demanded the yeas and naIs. which
were ordered
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin. Bell, Bridgers,
Royce CloptoD. Curry. Davidson. Farrnw,
Fnite. Gather, Graz. Hilton, .Iores, McnAr-.
Perkins, z Ell, Russell, Sex;on, Simpson, S1-
sle:on, Saith OF \. G., Staples. yi!lere,
Wrleh---2i
N.r.-Mcssrs. AShc, Atkins, Eoicer. II.
W Bruce, i Il. Bruce. :;nrnest, Chams;is..
Chilton, Clapp Conrad, Ccnr5w, Dargsa, ~
Jarnett, Fostsc, Freeman. HGrstan, OarG2a..
hier, Garland, Qcode, Graham, IIanly, Hart :
ridge. Heiskeil, lIleanhe, Johnson, ksnan ct
Gu, Kenan Of n. G., Lander, Lewis, L.oo,
Lyons, Machea, Mcdowell, Mclean, Miles.
Moore, Preston, Rails. Strickland, S~ai,,
Trippe, Vest, Wilcox. Wright OF TcxaS--.Ii.
On motion Of Mr. GRAY, the Injunction ii,
secrecy was removed i-oin this vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

GEs. MoRaAN.-A despatch was receivedin
this city yesterday by Mayor Joseph Mayo
from VIM. T. sutherlin, Esq, Mayor cs Dan-
rille, stating tha. Gen. Morgan would GER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

Tr" Y'av" MEN'S Cng,>Il,S ASSOCIATION
nf :.je c:v nIncunce another lecture IN their
co;ir-, 10 !.t delivered to night a. the Methodist
CuurrI tDr Dnucans or Broad street When
it is kGowp thnt Mr.. Curry, OF Alabama. is tho
ltc:urcr nnd Political Quicbsspcs' his queer
there. gnd ti.:- praisa~ovthy Association tha
nspeGvia.ieS, wo suppose 10 other int'ucf r,sn'
need bo Offered the people 10 attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

4s.iy je.ee ,,a, place this THURSDAY .aorn~
q t." l;ic1mcrd. he may, consequently, De
&;e 70! aare this evening. The panvile
.HrE c~n,;rs>iy get in ahoGt half past fonr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

SrIr ~ TIE Cry J.iL.---The unfortunate
female" alluded to in the Enquirer" 4 few
JAYS 'iEec is Still in The city ia, Since she
;sas placed there as d protection against thr
:isots Of the season. &c, &C., she has been
waited by large Number of persons. ronc OF
whom have as vet identified her