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LoumvILLE, October pa street rumor
Of the capture of Paducah by rebel force
has been prevalent all day; they are trace
able to no authentic source, and doubtless
arose from what had leaked out concerning
our military movement. Passengers from
Greensboro say about four hundred men
claiming TO BE- confederate soldiers are en-,
camped Just below Uniontown, and that
the whole country in that vicinity and
along the Ohio river is filled with bands
of guerillas.
The Owensbora Monitor says, that on
Wednesday some Is we'll armed men calling
themselves the Louisiana guerrillas robbed
Sheriff Harrison, and carried him of, but
he was subsequently released. On Thursday
at noon, Ii confederate soldiers, mostly
officers, took possession of Owensboro, and
Just before the arrival Of the steamer Morn
ing, they were Joined by 200 Ut their COM
rades under Major Anderson; when the
steamer hove in sight, they endeayored to
draw her the shore but failing in that they
fred 40 or SO shots at her only one of which
touched tho boat, doing no damage. Since
the occupation of Owensbora by the Confer
ates the conduct of the troops has been
good, Capt. Steadwar informs US that their
Instructions were to destroy government
stores and respect private property, except
when absolutely necessary for immediate
wants.
Horses have been pressed rather extern
sively, and some boots and clothing taken;
bat We suppose these things come under
Il
all connection with those who first visited
Us. We notice that all the commands that
come to our city are composed of new re
cruits, doubtless the product of the late
Government draft, and are mostly from the
counties of Harden, Meade and Hancock.
Recruiting has been going on briskly in
the country, and some have enlisted from
the town. .'[
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BLACKWELL BARThLoN, Esq, will please take
II tate notice that shall on the 27th day Of Novem
Ger 1864 at the Office Of Smith, in the town OF FAIR
mont West Virginia between the hours Of A. NJ. and
p NJ ofthat day proceed to take the dispositions OF
Zedoc Joif and others, to DO read In evidence IN
certain suit In ehancery now pending in the Circuit
Court OF Marion, in which am complainant and you
are defendant, and il from any cause the taking OF
such dispositions be not commenced, or II commenced
TIE same be not completed said day the taking OF
the same will DO continued om day to day at the same
Mace and between the same hours until completed.
ELIZABETH BARTHL0N,
oct2l.Itw per Attorneys, Wilson Smith.
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oct2l.dlt&w3t

PURSUANT 70 the provisions Of decree rendered
[ by the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the October
torn thereof in tho case Of Thomas Walkae vs. John
Wood I shall on the second Monday in November next
proceed to sell BY public auction to tho highest bidder
a tract of land adjoining the land of the said WALL
late and others situated the waters Of Buffalo Creek
in said county, and containing 40 acres m,re or less
on the fol owing terms to witt For cash IN hand sum
70 the cost of this suit and the expense OF
SALE and the residue upon credit OF and II months,
the purch giving sond and security and the com
missioner retaining lien on said Land TO secure the
unpaid purchase money. +. SMITH,
oct2l-dlt&wSt commissioner
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House and Lot for Sale.
October 6, 1864

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of decree rsndered
/ by the Circuit Court of Marion, at the 0ctoUer
term thereof in the case of William W. Titcheaor Ell
al u.s. John Walker and David B. Manear, shall on
the second Monday in Noyembar next proceed to sell
by public auction 10 the highest bidder, before the
front door Of the Court House # said county, house
and lot situated in the town Of Warrington, the same
in which the said D. B. Manear now residee, for cash
in hand sufficient TO pay the cost Of this suit and the
expense Of SALE and for the residue treit and IL
month the purchaser giving bond and approved secur-
ty and the commissioner retaining lien on the same
to secure the unpaid purchase money.
F SMITH,
40, dltSv3t Commiss. oner.
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NEW YoRK, Oct.28-A new currency is
to be issued to take the place ofthat which
has been counterfeited. |AR't
Another test of the Rodman gun took
place yesterday, q charge Of l25 pounds Of
powder with the half ton ball was used
The ball rotating beautifully. 3AJ
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JOHN ROEMER & co.
saptq8-d&W
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r WILL offer at private sale until Tuesday the LIST
i day of November 1864, the south fourth % part
Of lot No l with the three story store room on the
same situated on the east side efMarket Square in the
Second Ward also, the south half Of lot No. 1885, sit
mated on the east side Of Fourth street. Second Ward
together with the elegant and commodious dwelling
,hereon, containing seven rooms and Kitchen. In
case the property above namedis not sold at private
sale before the LIST day Of November next. will on
that day at 10 O'Clock offer the same at public sale at
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county.
oct1I2v MARY LUKE.
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TaG RUSTY MusKET" AFFAIR.-Lieu'
tensnt E F Moore, of Company A, lnde,
pendent Excerpts, has returned from Gum
berland, having undergone trial by court
martial The result of the trial has not
been made public. 1t is thought . few
lays will elapse before the decision can De
ID ,red
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Rational Medicine.
mn THOMASJKISNER.

Will in addition to the treatment ofall Acute
devote portion Of bis time to the treatment OF AL "
rieties Of Chronic Diseases upon the Rafion OF xsc
tric System such a Diseases Of Bye and Ear Rhsa'
matte and Nervous Diseases Spinal Affections Emisp
~, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach. Bladder and ko-
nsys. All scrofulous, Skim and 6yphihte Diseases,
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject.
From his long experience in such cases, he feels CON
fdent Of giving entire satisfaction TO any who may
all No charges for examination and opinion OF cses
Medicines safe prompt and reliable. All commune
ions strictly confidential. and promptly ATTENDED
Once hours A. n. to 3 p. N
Once and Residence on Sd Street, near Reed raft
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, Viva.
iy2-d&v-ly
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MEETING Ar'BARHEsvrLLE, OH1o.-Hon
y. L. Vallandigham will address q grand
mass meeting Of the citissus of Belmont
county on Thursday next. Great prepare,
tlons are being made, and . glorious time
may be expected. - :
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Margaret Armstrong and others, !

Margaret Armstrong and others,
The object suit is to the sum Of 81 SSl due
from John Armstrong dec to the complainant and to
sell the real estate Of said deceased to pay the same
with interest and costs and the defendants, Margaret
Armstrong David Armstrong, Wm Colin Armstrong,
Mary Laura Armstrong. and Elizabeth Armstrong,
not having entered their appearance, and 1t appear
ing by affidavit ed that they not residents Of this
State il is ordered that they do appear here within
what is necessary to protect their interests in this suit
A copy-Teste. -
". H OLDHAM, for complainant.
oct3-d2&w4t
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hELlEvED.-Oaptain ]. G. Farnsworth
VINO mas for some time past acted Is Quar-.
sermaster at this post, has been relieved
ana Captain Gus. Aitsman has been 40.
Pointed his successor. The new incumbeni
assumes command to day.
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EVERYBODY who has not done 90, should
immediately call at VIM. Carnahau's shoe
store, Main street, Centre Wheeling, and
inspect the large stock Of boots and shoes
offered for sale by him. Terms low. Bar
gaids sure. uuz -
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LOUISVILLE, October 2S.-At the sugges-
ton of the commissioners of Internal Reve-
nue., our collectors have consented to a
postponement of the cases against the Ex-
press companies, which were set for trial
yesterday. When these companies pay all
taxes OF their post transactions and costs
of prosecutions, it is presumed the suits
will be dismissed. ~
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i GENTLEMAN who has kept restaurant
and dealt in oysters for number of years,
informed US yesterday that he never
'isled up better oysters than those sold by
Booth, Battelle & Co., at the boat store,
corner Monroe and Water streets. So says
every one who has tried them.
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The St. Adams Raiders,

MONTREAL, October 2S.-The proceed
ings in the case of the St. Adams raiders
have been transferred to Montreal.
The prisoners which arrived last night
is now in Jail here. The removal was made
secretly to avoid excitement.
One deposition was taken yesterday, and
further proceedings was postponed till next
week on account of the coming holidays.
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DURsUANT 10 the provisions Of decree Of the CIR
I cult Court q Marion, rendered at the October
term thereof in ths Of John s. Fleming John
McCue shall, o. the second Monday IN November
next proceed ell before the door the Court House
Of said county by pablo auction, 70 the highest bidder
two lots No. and IN the town OF Warrington, upon
the following term 20 Wit For cash in hand sufficient
20 nav the cost Of this suit and the expense Of sale and
the residue upon credit tf 4, and ~ months, the
purchaser giving bond and SECURITY and the commits
sioner retaining lien the said lots 70 the
unpaid purchase money. The lots very Desirable
beiog wen situated and we'll adapted Tor residences
and situated in the most business town on the Balt-
more Ohio Railsoad. in the county Of Marion.
r. SMITH,
octa1-dlt&w3t Commissioner.
WET vIRGINIA:-A rules held in the Clerks
w ONCE ofthe Circuit Court Of Marion county for
the month Of July, 1854:
Robert Moran,
VS. In Chanesry.
Thomas J. Malsts.
The object Of this suit is 70 obtain decree to sell
certain tract Of land lying in the county of Marion on
he waters Of White Day, sold BY complainant TO
Rein Malott dead 70 satisfy sjudgment in favor
of complainant against the said Rein Maott decsas-
ed for s1o, purehase money for said lands and It sp-
pearins from afdAvits fs in the papers Of this Gauss
that the defendants, Edward Litton, Wesley Travis
Huldah Travis Milton Malott and Mary E. Malott are
not residents of this State u ordered that they an
pear here within one month from due publication Of
this order and do What necessary to protect thar H.
tsrest n this suit.
wilsOs 6 Smith, counsel Tor complainant.
oQt2l.v4t
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BALTIMORE, Oct, 2S-The Democratic
State Convention have nominated for Gov
ernor, Judge K. F. Chambers, and for Lieut..
Governor, Oden Bowie.
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THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MRR
CHANTS 10 invited TO the unusually large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sars
by Mcclellan 4 Knox, at So Main street. Prices
e low not lower than any house in the city.
1iys them = call TJs5 as oct27-2m'
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Respectfully yours,

JNo. CARlIN, Captain,
Battery D. lst W. Va. 1t. Ars'y Comd'g
We know nothing at all about the affair
and leave it to be settled by Capt. Oarlir
and tI,e editor Of the Gazette.
10 justice to Capt. Carlin and other OH.
GERS OF the battery, we can state that thu
gentleman sent from this county to distrib
NE Mcclellan tickets aud receive the votes
were offered every facility for doing so
nd the officers of the Battery gave then
very privalegu allowed those taking the
.,te for the Lincoln ticket.
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Bosrsx, Oct, 26-Gov. Cony has ap
pointed Latham A. Fonwell, of Rockland
to fill the unexpired term of Secretary
Fessenden, to the u. s. Senate.
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New York Money Market.

The money market was active at 7 per
cent. for call loans. Sterling exchange
active,at 1904 for specie.
Gold steady opening At 2lS4, advancing
to Eli, declining to 2l5s, and closing ct
2l5ia2l6. 5ltl#
Government stocks firm.
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CHATTANOOGA, October 28.-The guerillas
threw trains of. the track miles below
Ados.ville yesterday, killing one man and
wounding eight; the guard having rallied,
tho enemy were driven off without making
any captures of persons or property.
The road has been completed to Atlanta,
and trains left this morning for that point.
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GEN GEO. W. MORGAN has arrived. and
vii positively address the people this eve
DIpp
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Gas GEO. w. MORGAN has arrived, and
Kill positively address the people this eve
Dlng.
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GEN Gro W. MORGAN has arrived, AND
will positively ADDRESS the people this eve
alng
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GrS Csc. w. MORGAN has arrived, and
vii! positively address the people this eve"
Llug
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GEN GEO. w. MORGAN has arrived, ant
vail positively address the people this eve
l.Er.
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cvx, Gro. W. MORGAN has arrived, and
N positively address the people this eve.
ling ,. =
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DEsD-Dennis Campbell, a fireman on
one Of the locomotives WHICH
collision on the Baltimore and ONO rali
road on Monday last, died at Grafton yes
terday morning. His remains were oe''s''
to this city and will be inferred to day.
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,,sr WEEK we published Al xtrac'
80 the st. Clairsvills Gazette, rejecting
"O %a- .everely upon the officers of Csrlin''
5 a,tte,r, in which it was stated that said
D s.sr. had refused to let their men vote
w. Mcclellan. Capt. Carliu, in . card
replies as follows; e
n the first place no person has ever Sig
,;saa desire to open the DOLLS here to take
-, I,nl vote Of the Ohio men in che Battery
a. they done SO, they could have had the
,'~;riIege: In the next place there are only
I men in the Battery whose residence il
n Belmont county, Ohio, who vote there
f which number only 4 voted for McClel.
Ian this evening. And lastly | give below
tbe vote of the whole Battery taken thi.
svsning at retreat roll call:
McClellan, ...-................' 10
Refused to vote, ....-.....
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InChancery.

INVEST yIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks
w ofhce Of the Circuit Court of Marshall county,
for the mouth Of August, 1854.
William Armstrong
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Local and State News.
Conpositor w anted.

r,od compositor can secure permanent situation
,,,,,.. by making immediate spphsstson q
this Office
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For CAMP CHasE.-A number Of oon''a'
crate prisoners Of war left hero yesterday
Tor Camp Chase. .t..
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FOR CONGRESS.

AxssRs. EplToRs-Please Announce sANUE
CRANE candidate for Congress in the First Con
gresonal District, subject to no Convention, but tn
will Of the people at the polls.
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AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.

vI>HR s lie Of Furniture Of John o1 MSTgans WI a1
tais place THIS FRIDAY AokNlNe' al tsu
o,elook. n his residence on the Island. oc2s
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SIMON * E / M .

BITTERS! BITTERS!!
DRAKRs, Robacks, Hoststtsrs, and other popxisx
~ bitsers. Fen sals by
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Particular attention Is invited Of all the Wholesale
buyers to about 500 pieces of all Wool Flannes Of all
eoors stripes and qualities, at the manufacturers
prices.
TRRMs-Net cash, without discount. Goods de-
ivered free of charge within the limits OF The city
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY OcTORER < ,se,

owned the whole country. Their move
ments so disgust the delegates that the
opposition to this peace at-any-terms par
IL i gaining strength every hour. The
men who run Seymour in the New York
delegation, now that they have shown
their hands, have proved themselves to
be in favor of disunion. This fact is
enough to show what the Seymour move
ment means. Tucker, of New York, op-
posed an armistice till he was informed
that he was selected by the committee as
Que Of the vice-presidents, and then he
turned around and worked in favor OF
the armistice proposition.
Vallandigham's power is gradually be-
coming weaker. The defiant and threat
ening tone of those around him is react
ing against him. The peace men are
still trying every device which their In
grnuity can devise to spring Seymour .
nomination upon the convention Every
scheme thus far planned has resulted in
Strengthening Mcclellan. and is likely
SO to the end.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
HD--QRS. DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS I;
Camden, August 9Th, 1863.
General Orl.rc }

,9n al ff..rc
No. 40. nas ei.7 at 7leht' sr
Under orders from Department Headquarters
Major-Genrral j. B. Magrudcr will assume com.
mand Of this District. 81. . f.... -. ..I..-.I
The Major-General commanding congratulates
the people and the army of the District on the
assignment of this distinguished officer to its
command. The troops he is about to control
have won unfading laurels on many well fought
field under this gallant and active leader they
will gather still more .
The Maior-Gener;l commanding cordially
thanks the officers and prvates of the army and
of the Arkansas State troops for the eminent
courage, skill and fidelity with which they have
sustained him in the discharge of arduous duties
His connection with them will remain one of his
proudest reeollections. He will ever hold in
grateful remembrance the patriotism and zeal
with which the State authorities and people of
the District have aided his efforts to promote the
SUCCESS of our cause. .r r.-t afad " .
The Major-Gencral commanding especially
thanks the officers of the District Staff fer the
ability and energy exhibited in the performance
of their duties, and for their kindness and cour-
tesy towards himself personally. Some of theu
he is proud to be able to take with him IN a new
sphere of duty; the others he parts from with
lively regret, and commends them to the full
condolences of their future commander. and Of
the Government. .. ..t..r. r.. ..
STERLING PRICE,
NsjOr-Gcn. Comdg.
Ofacial: MACLEAN, As't. Adjt. Gen
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
NOTICE
FOR NAIL PROPOSALS.

FINDER INSTRUCTIONS from the Agency
u of tie Postoffc4 Department., Trans Missis-
sippi, MARSHALL, Texas, o~oPosals will be receiv-
ed by the Postmaster at " shington, Arkansas,
until the Both day of SePtemb>r, 1854, for carry
ing the mails Of the Confederate States, for an
uue1pired term endins June 30th, lass, ca route
No 409, from Washington to Doaksvilis, G. n,
by Coismbus, BrowIs.own, Paraelifta, Nor
woodsvili.-- Ultima Thule, Eagletown. Doaks-
vill., l39 miles and hack two time, = week,
according to the ann. xed seheduls:
SCHEDULE:
Leave Washington Wed. and Sat & AN
Arrive at Doaksvills, Friday and Non, 7P. NJ.
Lave Doaksville Wed. and Sat. d A. NJ
Arrive at Washington Friday and Mon. r. N.
~ Mail contractors, while actually perform
nag their contracts, are by law exempt from ai-
tsrs seryice.
II. l.. PHILLIPS, Postmaster
at Washington, Ark.
Date: Sep. 9th, 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
STAND WAITE.


ERoM GEORGIA AND TESSEssEE.-RicL-
mond, September S.-Ofiieial deSpatces from
General HOOd's army OF ths 9TH, say that Sher-
man had lift JoResborongh and gone to Atlan-
Ia Whilst at Jon@sboro Sherman visited our
hospitals, and stated 10 them that H. was going
to Atlanta 20 rest his army, and that he would
next 60 to Andersonville.
Macon, Sept 1i--The FIRST train of Atlant,
exiles arrived this morning Thry were stripnrd
by the Yankees OF everything except one rbrpe.,
of clothing. aud are la d-plorabl. condition
iade d. The impression is, that the campaign
in Georri. Is over fer this wear The fact "a
gaining ground that Sherman may rrfufore..
Grant and fry to hold Atlanta with small forc-.
bur no further advance j. anticipated.
Lovrjoy. Sept IO.-A truce Of ten days hzs
been agret a dupon hrtwnen Hood aii Sherman.
at the instance Of the lsttrr Grneral. Thr Oh
eci Of the truce is siatrd in the l-tt.r to Sh-r.
man to General Hood. in which the following
passage occurs: =" / have deemed IL TO the in
irnst of the United States that the citiz. ns Of
atlanta should remove from this point Thos~
who prefer ~ go South will b. allowed to do 20,
and the rest will he s4-nt North h--
Grn. Hood replies 10 the proposition tdrnoun-
cing the decision Of Sh-rman) but scc,.ies tn
the true, from motives of humanity Tie true.
begins on Monday, the 18th instant. The point
of meeting (for citiz-n coming SouthJ xili b.
Rough and R.-adr- tr-1 .1rt.rrr r... nnarai
Great indignation is f.li in The army at the
uEtoward (outrages) cruelty Of Sherman
Richmond. Srpt- 9--AIorgan was betrayed v,
a Mrs Williams at whose house d. aud his SIT n
PIT np for the night After the latter had re-
fired, Mrs. Williams mounted horse, -ludr.i
the Pickrts. rode TO Bulls Gap. and guided =
party o. the enemy to hor houss, Morgan tri
TO rs ape by cutting through the Yankees, and
was killed by a shot through The heart.
Macon, Sept. IO.-Shrrman his ord red ever
white man, woman and child to leave Aflan-a
within two wn~ks-tho<- taking the oath 10 ~
north ~ the Tennessee riv-r, and the baL.nce q.
be sent into our lines.
A flag Of truce, has bsen received bv General
Hood from Sherman. in which the LATTER proposes
an armisfice of ten DAYS for the purpose Of carr
ing out fli. order. Hood accepted the prop..
ton but denou 'csd the order The arrnistit O
ninences on Mcnnay.
- Richmond Sept IIth--An ofirirl disp,teh
from Gem. Hood states that Whecl-r rarorra 4.
fol Q rs: we icstroved The railroad and lnidrrS
on he Nash Ill rail oad We then work ~ dow,
on tbc Alabama and Tennessee railroad: We d.
strcyfd fifty mi IS of the Tennessee road. ais.
sev'rAi trains sni much prcprfy.s In every
hghf ws.h the n INV have been surf~s.f,.
killing and e'p uiil g large number. Our icss
was abb vt one hundred killed and woussd.~
no prisoners we've capture in any action froa. y
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
CIRCTI AR

HD.-QRS. DIST INDIAN TERRITORY.
Fort Townsend, G.. n, Aug. 9Th. 1904. I
The subjoined address Of Brig-Gen-
Stand Waite. Principal Chief Of the
Cherokee Nation, to th5 National Com
mittee and Council Of that Nation in
General Council convened, is hereby pub
lished for the information of all concerned.
By order Of MAy.-GRN. MAxEY.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-05
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

yENHE undersigned is prepared with the neces
Il nary blanks, and is authorized to administer
the oath required nv law in proving up tho
claims of DECEASED SOLDIERS. The
clar,s heretofore forwarded to Richmond have
been paid, aud persons who have lost relatives
wsuld do wcll to make application for the
pay and allowance due them, ss early As pessi-
bic, whit the necessary proof can be obtained
5uly 49, 1851. &. l.. SUTTON. p.