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Q'rAI'G; l. IH4AlTOIS, COUNTY
essc sltnn RaiE, ~ C sap1rY. et- Lorl1. Alton
o,' G:d IRE, oTs
~ sao. % james y srcWn. Hiii!.@ gso1n, Fr.ncts
At: l.sai1e s.s fs'.t no,
. kln Dns'ey = fti!er, S.Eutl J. I1htsn, 1.ou'.
'Sls1 Tsl,i, t:tk nsatf h:SSs ws F
.ss1s Ht..ssv. J5tr Kasi W,Ss ~. aro:ce u. Ts1as
Ycwr, W,.:ism L Biovr. Fraads A. A~m.Iton.
fro. Henry no.ehs,.s. nuty Fuller, esmaa J.
elsbA atove nar -. bari: betc lle I'm the otee
tee i hrsens. x,-sa % he 1aia Azesi.h Fs.Sss,,
.t,d Hnad,ey, Jobs nzl Nil1aras. Gterra \. Tui.
NIX " Col e;, Els y c. L;tchheld, 6sauel Bnteh
}ie;a. EtqT lio;f6.s IsSx fells!; s.nss|
a,c eoapi.;aeat nie4 ~ III q com ittn: s go
Is1 Of lniy. lt*t. 40. that : f1mmors thsr+ucon
ID ued ont Of fAtd GtuTt Aga1tet aAtd dsfndsnts.
e;rnGae % n r Itst Eends5 Il ssps'1no=s Isst s)
.'sssIsy 5sie ~ s!5n*a. Ss3sfs IL ~. Mti
= rr,lx y Cci,es. eiisa. & I.t:aasS:: s:Gues sstes
I1st y e ari! n1c cs.,, fs g. 4 s.Hsel
i,,oTn. $iliian Fuste:ron sIE her:1s 4. Jessup
e. ns1 = - FRA: p:fqs: r. .,1a SGse!
tos u mr.. *:onday = SetteIber: ia. md ol.ad
- ,>a ssf ii tsi o F:s sSs !sss
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i. + L. .1AaK H.. T.mp1ta Colr. iy11.t5t'-Iv
, 1864-07-24

Circular No. q, from the Provost Marshal
Generals Office, Of July 10, 1864 states taat
under the late call Of The President enlist
ments will be for one, t~o or three years. rs
the recruit may elect One. third Of the bonn.
ty will be paid at the time Of muster, 50 IS
for one year, Sc &C for two Years, and S10o
for three years. Neither drafted men n'1r
eubstitut<e, furnished either bffore or after
the draft, ara entitled to bounty from the
United stntes.. The orders heretofore allow
Ing premiums for procusstton Of recruits
hare been revoked
Vnotr the revised enrolment, the quota
I'd district So; tn some Of the tiiatricts the
Quota Is Increased by the revision.
, 1864-07-24

. We went back to the porch after that and In
totbcpa1lo1, and soon there were family pray.
bright sumuer's night With al the wtndo "a
OPEN, l, sitting at u1iuc. sud looking a. tue
, 1864-07-24

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"ea ,ns. T. :, !;
4Ss sf s s
ic5 one ii, somia. .aeans % 'hs asss dsy q s1y
nontEs e1p,reI.s va ~ 'A'''1s ''I p1@ . "
sks 81 r 1sss ss =
se q p N e.
2aee With star: mcrt Of the facts q the cas. No
f a1as eonttqaes Of The Inability q, lie
.Pcssrps ,aIi1 ccmmut.don tiettts will be required
.ss s Z f. r. @ E .s5s ns rel s
= Il s'est Chicago and the o.ce
e !: ~ "a Il as i 81 &
ess ss
Is 81
n1med from the Rerersl rn1e+ ard regulations ssucd
aMy ktaa sooas; k5ess'. &a:trr, &c. Other issn
fer one day b.yon4
al aaa r. or ~ t "a
ona h.yt Of Tarh m2ta. tafe nn ~ faas hsve, Z.
e r e tn ;ss o 4
snoss shinrxet ,hey way ieiSk sasn nsee:
zasa whole III put any sun paid tof couana.
Is ss
IL a3 sxn e. es4ssn ehs
rsu' auy ucs,deat .ent Incurred whie % tlss
~ rerrea ru1eh.1ses ce,1nutat'ea tsssts viii
II zsasuen 70 lie above eantnu.astaa. Eeed
Il t. e a.sa I'D
1amtly s'e sold at otehtn q " regular fare to III
, 1864-07-24
0FFIJEOFTHEPITT3RIrRaH

rNx7xrfnTTNHT rfnTTNHT "43SH 4ED cHlEkG0 RAILWAY
pIvipEan-rne hss:d * D.r.ctp;s 81 iii 81 ta Con-
2aIy noge n ~ ant o.! Declares ovIaead ofsx PES
We cononaa1 PA .ble tffts Of Govesa rsx1 on
H. hna nm s9s a -. Au& psnme at II. ONCE
.EnroH, LasE1s Co.. 81 wsn street, Kev York.
te Ne gtotxoolaef4 - fektsteted 10 tho fesoet tTu
cn r. ~ ot 1alI taetsat O'Clock. r ", md re-
tnns1 n - &C., ~ q - "a cfA1kn.k th hstenef
{YA At3t1At -
, 1864-07-24
Ratlrna1B.

4 1HICAE0, -BU R11IW }3TUN N
~ QUINCY RAILROAD Cn4lxST.-E Rates Of
cmH utsttnl 1fct ard the Enni NyuB under which
II same viii he ekrtd 70 Commerce AuE. lat. 1St.
, 1864-07-24
V1NEIASD LANDS.
To all Wanting Farms.

r3.s,fe NJ Fl a iaiEE settrmeut ,rtla ard he.1tefe,
slea tSh go;sn R'odnse. large csops. sa,ch ~ na1
It from Is 70 IS per sc7s. ~ ptt 4ete Tracts
Gped buentss OPEN Tor raa1 s%a TssSs
It IL now the most rmerovine p,.ea
East or West.
HuEpLKps ARE BETTING AgD Burrn,rn
Tae beauty with which the place il l+,d nm. =, -.
L1r ess Anawtred. PxpArs etyins mi ~.
1ef~.Eon Ell BE- tnnt ftse. Addrea CHNs <.
Jetsey. ->e y
Faok 6kPekr q soIoA Ro1IYsox, AaEicrITr7A1
kn1Tox Or TIE 1k1Bu1x.
one OF 1he naose Ex knE1ye 4e f13e tsAct8 In ~
o4t evtl pcsfiou+ a1d suitable conalIon for
max 1aAs No know Of ths side ot II: Festxru
p2k11et- tYf& ul4{.IN
, 1864-07-24

yor7r Tm 4 CO Tou.EIB ToungJE
IeaseY Atatu1s
, 1864-07-24

NEW ToRK, Thursday, july 91--Rcv. Dr.
stthbius has been selected IA successor 20
the late Rev. T Starr King in h1S pastorass
ct san francisco, and accepts.
~ George Augustus salai> the corze-
spoudeut Of the London Telegraph, recently
imported suit pf English clothes, appraised
by the London tailor at ninety-hvc dollars.
| The roor fellow Is sadly vexed to dad that
| the duties thereon arc sixty-onc ao(laFa,
, 1864-07-24

0'tsooRblin Ellen ,n!As
OEpunttl ELIZABETH mss8
0Is&tis-ue B mrs
0tbnnef E4r+ miss
0st.naatf MEy tit8
0'tetle KAt- L Atsa
ONdl,H Bridget tnls&
QEs.!t DedellA m3sa
Q'Ee3l Julia H1r7
0sSe3l Msch4k.u1R
p1efh0t&S Eh1nntth 11ts]
, 1864-07-24
=
.on and after July tst,


Tickets I-ucu.e3 an.v IT she pnco OF the 7reas-
.feI oi the s;u14pNrx, IN GhscAgo-
[os1o utxton 1tck.tl s1e t4sued etthor for One
Year f.r stx Mon1lB. OF Ter Trs, MonsLs at ;he o
tpn q ttt HpritcAnt crEEsrctnE Ct The WEST DAT
o. AN1 xoa1H, 4ni no SEDUCTION Will 10 r7Ade fer
Tfcsfts Ire tot szsnsfsrab1e u=de. aay c1rcuon.
en The urEtt; A3u return o3 a-y rsst ot 1t
reecjFcd therefor Htl mAhe1r corksQue1c6 ol the
il Liability oT 1he re: 70 use It,
| CpmGutcts are required 70 t3ke on. their HcSta
foY the places tAfy FtEda- A1d tau3 o. show
Gem to The Condurioe Ehtneytf required, II the
r.see manner ~ hif pNaenEe-p.
T.chets good lar all : sAHteaEee Trains stopping
.: tho ss:ous for -h1ch trey ara lssnst. With tie
t3reptpn Of Aay t-tife rue bY rprctN AIt1uTe~1snt
7De1 Err n9 t1snst,ca 70 y tsssrh sts sE
sSporttua sny sr:'a aoods, E11res. nnttsr, &c,
:C;teI shnn ord11sIy pessunx1 ba.EaRt.
T1ckkte nni Eoi: even sor OPS -? aner daae o.
e1plfauor, aud C0Ddk c:orS tf@ tt1c,la otd"ssa 70
!-be fnfulsr !stf lrtsi = NAV Ticket h shc~u.
-he Colcca15 fe*ssFc ste right 70 put on or tak<
~ TynfrE. q the Nnlt Ct their arrival A-d dt
r1r.ntt :: All 6txaoEr. .Nh+Iast1 teey tnsS than1
slch ctanctt ae' ezfkly. ~th&nt fetufttnk a3y pcf
t;cn OF tft Cusrmu' Ahca NJ neJ.
Co1nu't Ui.l h r~aulssf q sunscs1ce 70 snesi
Rrss sne !. Ent.'ione .nen rn.sas.,n9 II fns r.
EEn CoatrArt tr f.AHve The tITtat AAV T0ni ~ ~
ether to ih r eelves Ct b4<-~Rs Ehat MAY may n
Eel. "a :isse- At = Eor,-.utsf1os T1sSss e
sh s2s e s;s ;iale: I'M kss a
.Eslc.ko. Ju1c esth. .bts. jS1n759lE1
, 1864-07-24

Seven Times n that dcsd1y round
Sped the chips to the c1aLou'+ sound.
The vnltr:c, through the tusoke and din,
Saw the eagles circles na,row,u. In;
And every time her plyots rosscd
The iaIal bomb shells cane straight aboard.
Ills heizn was useless. bis engine failed.
His powder xnB vet, hIa Britons qustled;
ana IN Rte coG7e, like a warming hand,
Stretched forth the flag Of hi. outraged land,
In vstn be ho.stsd his sails 10 dee;
For each loot be sailed, his for salle1 three.
ueich-ho! ''Why here's biowl''
Said Semmes, ~ he hauled his Hsg below.
, 1864-07-24
EpfsiM sNGtilfg..
II IL not often We speak Of Phy.


sfE1AnAa
But vt csu cheerful. @xy D5, Whittier ha4 s1ch1Y
ea:ret the wtde s1r.ad r.pntsttc1 which b. Cd
15Jt, H. hts lA1K'r practice tAAn any other rny-
Hc'sn in hicsEo. IN ths u.A;Mrot q Ill lnose dis.
EaFea which ne.a SPEEDY xnd pttaAatnt cars.
Iert deveteA t!t who'e uua sld sUen Ion, % taust
Htanste c.r-e wHieh hAyr h4, ID tbs Kill OF tseF
g al thats easet woich asesl, cons'deEsa y
Ii Mirror 81 Sca,n: Al xen Keox Thsselft"
s'ch viii he mssi.a u III sn receipt .. thsea scts
70 cray postage. ~ u Most sn11ona 70 DO AL
tae nod he can AMP nbe mss cst1 and rtccsvs HI
oTtroa upon thn-@ u.est esss.ess matters Ge1 q
asace BOZ xse( AMI cantss strictly coadds1tA-
, 1864-07-24

moon, heard SOME one singing. aud knew
that, Of all that household, Il conad only be
Rose. 1t WAS sad song and sweet ont-a
farewell, with plainttve fail In It that n1a
to OWN 1t at seventy knelt down beside my
window, aud with my bead upon my hand
sttd tears, thinking what II wezc that de-
pasting lover, aud Rose olmstead sung that
farewell soeg to me- 10 We never uncon-
sciously teach the future? Sometimes
a. We walked away to take the stage the
next morning, Benjamin BitterWorth wore
queer smile upon his face, and rubbed his
long. black gloves as though something pleas-
his oily tones, with peculiar ahectatton Of
accent which II had pleased him to adopt:
"Rrother Dcve, want 10 ask VOC. oniaio1:
On al I'M ~ortant subject
That was odd. NJ opinion bad ncs er been
sonsiG:Esd S Of ans i o5tsase oesosc but
:" Do you te.:csr, Brother Dove. toat Rose
O!nstead YOU'D l:ass 4 good clc-ggmsn'a
*iie!"
TLat was tee question. hl7 checks flushed
scarlet: Ny heart hsat loudly, but turned
to1urd Bet; L;aE,iu ani iooaed Lin full IN the
lace
III snow size would make good wifc for
apy tnan WHO might be Fortunate enough to
wiz her love" answered.
"Loye!" Ben|,min Bltterworth elevated
love, believe" be said, "but of dtnesa. We
should pnt the va1ities Of this carnal world
9'1s oi The question Haen re look for wives.
Brother Dove"
made him no answcr this siuc, aud we
~ahed on in silrnca for many moments,
rhsn BepJa1uin asain spoke.
II believe that she would BE- admirably 1t-
| -ad fos the position" he said, "and t in-
| tena to act upon the belief haye resolved
70 usafry for several Gcars+ aod Ds.con Ohm
I stead's daughter appears to have excellent
| qualities. i shEli offer her my hand"
| Pesh-ps che will not acceptlt"
SKID it 2ngrtly. Myyolce was not und Ct
! Ey eonuol al that moment Benjamin Bit
| :erx understood Mr-l saw that in his
cold black eJe, But he answered without
emotion:
!" "Aer father would decide that, think. &c
y = man Of Judgment, aad she Is Al obedlent
! "Perhaps she might choose for herself" +
:. Perhaps said Benjamin. shut I think
she has beon brought up we'll"
..You maJ have rivals, - continued,
sit is not consistent with my cloth to be
any man's riv4l," replied Benjamin. "WhA,
I do, Brother Dove, do from Asesse ofdu,Y,
= an not goEeEnea: by eaFnal passlons and
fious words and spoken with a solemn
face. But well knew that under that cloak
Benjamin Bitterworth flung the gauntlet oi
denaoce ut my feet. We said no more, hui
went on toward the stage, tfeading softly
! along the roads on the tips OF his polished
boots, his thin lips sanctimonious1y pressed
together, his tisck .eloved hands folded be
hind his back, while l, warm and angry, pu
strong restraint upon myself to walk be
side him dccorously.
After this day We met only under Deaco,
Olmsteal's roof, but we met there often.
vent thither to sec Rose. made no ditguist
Of the iuct. he, benjamin Bitteryorth, sa
, 1864-07-24

The residence Of Mr.. Martin Rose, IN Ler-
alue, was struck by lightning itT days
since and shattered to pieces. No one was
injured.
following account OF q shooting. atiEar.: a
shooting sdair occurred ut Woodruff, Clover
township, this county, last Saturday, which
resulted fatally to man named Pike. The
story as we get 1t here, Ia about as follows
It seers that the deceased and the family .of
been on terms anEthing but friendly and
happy The feelings between the parties have
been Intensely bitter, and no orportuuity to
injuEe each other has bsen suffered to pass
unimproyed. Alr. Pike had reported
M,ae Ferris, VINO Is young, rather hand
eeme and intelligent la1y. and among others,
that be had had, at divers tit1es, unlawful
Intercourse with her. He had on seTera1
occasions within 4 lew days Of the fatal term
inasion Of the quarrel, promised to. publicly
ret1acs what be had said concerning afisz
Ferris; hut had tailed to do so. On satur-
aa, Miss Ferris called Pike to her house, and
when be approached very E.ar to it she
threw nore out Of The window t, him. As
be STOPPED to pick it mp, she drew pistol
and tired u him, tee ball passing throush
minutes. Miss Ferris was arrested, and is
now undergoing examination before juatice
Dalr. Il. rle, at Cambridge 1tr. Frost, of
GnleshurE, conducting the prosecution, md
j. $. Buckles, OF this place, for the defense.
ZANE CjrSTF.
The wife and gwen others. children and
grand children Of old chief Sh*bbona passed
through Aurora tew das ) siuc= on their an-
null visit to Crystal Lake.
The copfous showers have put M end to
the rasages of the chinch bug in this county.
The City Council of Aurera have appoint
ed BENZ min Bfsbee, Of the lumber firm Of
Andrews d Bisbee, Street Commissioned
DUP4GE COUNTY.
The barn Of David Salisbury, at Nape1'
3ille, was struck by lightning On sunday lAss, 1e
and burned, together with i horse. anu con-
siderable grain.
HANCOCK eoEsrT.
4r on W. TnesdaT last At WARSAW sevesa!
|. hnfldines were blown down, and several
hTIck kiips were destroyed
Thc mississippi and Wabash Railroad Cnu1~
pany ur. putting up new sna spacious de-
pot at Carthage
, 1864-07-24

FIRST NATIONAL BANK E
l., or CHICAGO,
CoAt11es: Ct rner LAAo and E1a,k-s2:
CAPITALS. Paf& IN. -" S6OG,0Oo'
6AaL- M NICEKRa0H, Vlce-Prcss.
K.E BRa1eIKl. Ca1aier.
, 1864-07-24
Inftfnls.

JBGpo oB:x::7.... &C u Western AT so3 Like st
.;.Poi,shle a!El MaEulaeturer-; ,.asy paoto;5a7
Res. .e s = ~ n. :.; sH ssas ~
G. Is,h ,.css u Iofylvo,s ~ tisst
Een!crx1ic National Cove .Laz ord Fss1ch
Ectel E"scrpfl-e Stuge Works. n l. ...Eittor
bf I.snrAnce Register.
fTDaice oren rom 1st April to 1at OF November
ttoni a. M I'LL p.m. From November ist Till April
lst. ffom a. IN. till p IT,, and Sundays from
a. m. to 1c13 q. N. ---..'-.
ILL SCRIPTS, Pm
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zlnn e 1ntlA
, 1864-07-24

srshaya u :e?ted. tSatusdAys excepted;
= H.F.aWEE1aKR,S SssaI sSH
HE. GOODMAN Ge1erk: Ticket Agent, leyelan1
aE N!k41H3Gu
, 1864-07-24
nhuro FaY1h Ann mlM

nhuFO FarAh Ann ulM
pnelty G 81 Hrs
Ot~IrE Clara n tnfp
n.mnu AEtFev mf4
Okt1nDteT Ellen E 11fH4
tltham MaTRget MRS
Otb0e,1 TIC" b Err
6tIrtDr C,GlhEltn Mis3
0hIiEr Fatbtr1n Dyn
Uh,Es Mary MIN
U'tt LEer ~ r miss
u'herte Kitty m1.s
Packard NIB mise.
1'xk+ Il tL1s
fnie eJnhu ! nf1
Palmer Sarah miss
lalE sTn F. un
pArktI los h u1fE&
PArktr Lucky 4 Efs
ParAtne Geo b mrs
Fhfk Rtbet G. b A usB
Pnttcu AmtftN d In
Fsttcrst n Nol11e mlss
f'fs!ck r'hry E ul.s
1'ect John Il uYe2
Perry Mt'ymn
Fe,s1t Anu mrs
FeYfv Ff1Ek miss
Fetr1r Miriam EN
rteEkon At eepb c mrs
I1fe X ~ n.ss
hi an n n.sk
f'1eltles Can mr7
, 1864-07-24

QIY1cI 4. 4. PNOyosI NAHaHN UHto,
Cutr4pEB. July u. IS4.
Please find quota OF Ohio under call Of July
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-11
80 DEPARTREYT oLERKs.

We continue to receive communications urging Coz
GEES 10 rrd relief 10 tie clerks employsdi in the ssve-
rsl Executive. Departments o. the Government Il is
unnscessgry TO- publish them. II the fasls brought 70
the attention OF Congress 90 not that bOdyto pSO
vide ad, qaais eompsusaion to the employees Of the
Government, neither Argument nor appeals TO theiS
"senfe Ct justice" will have have any effect. The'qass-
ton should b, determined without further delay. Il is
a y5ry single one, and should not occupy thirty min
u.es o. TIE a8en,ioa Of ether House Toe clerks are
au tiue the decision with al the patience they can
Command If majority Of Congress is opposed to
granting any Increase Of compensation let that fact be
asc ltained b. vots 90 tha. those clerks Wbo are UNI
bolo support themselves at the present rate Of CON-
pspsa.iOp may seek Other employment, it Ia their
purpose 10 do 90. We ara informed that during the
past year a ruubef Of the most experienced employees
in the pubic Offices we're compelled from the made.
qulcy o. thef saa es, to rssga shsir iOns, aad We
deu.t no. thst Others viii do lisesi7s Congress with
lolCs the desired relief
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-11
nnNHRESSLOYAL-

In che Senate, Ss.uTdiy, a resolution was adopted
Sequss1g the Pesid.ut 10 furnish the pameI Of aly
officers Of the army who may sAye iledtO aeclua, for
bounty money Tor zeoruiing purposes With which they
were entrusted. bSreil.iag "a off,ers Of the navy
was P.Ited and placed upon de calendar, alsr which
the Sera;e reso.v d mo secret session
In the H.u3e, the biz to eOrscri5s persons Ia the
COafede-sey camSg to BE- ei.z'ns Oftae Uaited States
was taken up sad disc ed a. consid, ra6le length by
Mr. Moore, a Kentucky, in favor Of the bill, Fnd the
amendment Of Hr. Clltoo, Of Alabama, to recOmmit
the biz With Instruction to give foreigners reasonable
tms to Lave the country Or be pus in tie AMY Mr.
lCbilton's amendment Was RdOP,ed.
TIE resolutions Of Mr.. Goode in relatiSn tothe war,
already published, was u,animeXsly adopted; and an
additional resolution also 10 sole. thsaqPOiotmens Of
committee ~ the part Of he Senate to act With the
SPECIAL committee Of the House to prepare an address
TO the county.
communication Eom Gen Henry A. Wise vas read,
aud several resolutions introduced which will be found
under the a7mo rae had il the rePor; Of tie pro-
ceilings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-11
CAPTURE or YANKEES AND TRANS Nv
HARDY COUNTY

Tie Rocking sm Rsgiaier Of the S;h, says il is no
longer a secret that a portion Of our oIvsry, ucdeF
meals Frz Lee and Rosser, have been looking Alte-
the Yankees, Ysllcc tgGas, Sc in he slOun.ains Of
Harry COUNT, We.tesn Virginia. The Register says
They have rad terrible tine, 80 ay as tho weather
Wss concerned; their passage o. the mountain submits
aid psssss suti.i them be ranked wa NaPoeOns
veterans vbo faced the fury Of Sintsr passage Of the
Alps Trey JGe-ed a grgai deck and we're unable 70
drag tseir artillery Vith them but they pressed and
ssts6ed The enemy that hsavs C1nieterate soldiers,
Esbg Cor homs aud i5erty, disregard physicai su1erng
nd emesrra s1,ns shat a, al pos ible to Be over
tCng. ghor EbcIs, are pl lssd 20 cay, have not
been, 50 H. eu'iTely iCi.ess OnSunday evening they
took attain Of 40 Yankee wagons, with their teams,
guards sud jreIs. majority Of the wagons bad SIX
SPLENDID mules ana horses attached q them and the
vsgCns were Ct the ttss description. The capture vas
ade some nire ten niles from AN5Teheld, on the
road Leading 10 PareFsCn's Geek. We succeeded in
getting cut ard in bringing % 6is part otthe Valley
o y 70 or 20 Of The NsgOas with ,ah the horses and
mules. The others were des rOyed. SJme o. the Wag
on. contained ammunition. which we OPpTCpists5.
. On Sunday nigst made haul Of about 50 Yam
KEGS n a ciuGh. al is was surprise. TIE Yankees
bad net the reBote= SeG thst there any OF the
Coufed.Iatcs shout unfl Gen. Lee summoned them TO
surrsuder 6gh', they nigh. prefer, they looked
ogt saw eur forces, AID concluded 10 suT8nder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-11
WILMINGTON.

The circumstances Of he reinforcement OF the enemy
a. NeEbtrn and other points the COST Of North
Ca,oias, have produced the toHsi hat Wilmington is
TO be one Of t. points OF The e-Cmy particular aen'
ton, this winter Some facts vh oa have come TO or
knowledge wi.l1s pas. two Gays tend 70 strengthen
that conviction though il vohd be improper, for good
rsa ons, to isd.cite thcm.
Ind pendent Of tbs the fact alt blo2kade-7unn'rl
LAVE ran into this port ,susntJ durrg the past year.
which ia se kEosn 10 the eaemy through their blOekA-
ding aes sslone sufficient to jest G such an anticipation
operations arc continued by them % any extent before
the return of Spring. The Yankee pagers baTe more
than once minated such design.
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COMMISSIONERS orFioK, |
nacarnhl. IA lZIl

By decree Of the County Court Of County entered on
the lth day September 1855 ehaneery suit therein pend
Jacob snead Mary snese Wau Blackburn Taylor O. Black
British Christopher O. wsrSrs Fr.le Williams, and susan.
his w susan warbtan JenmG SeAton who before
". william Ja@
Fsan.H ana Mary bis s yhS was naIy sseiS jan :.
water and Nathaniel Glenn, Plaintiffs,
william snesd Thomas seaoD and Mar O. his wife, Virginia
Blackburn, infant child Of Eath. bckbunecd Pal Fgery,
Reed and Elizabeth bis WIFE who was Elizabeth snesd James
Phillips his wife, who Susan snead, John Sinclair
Snesd aad george W sead Sy Jane, Phillips her guardian
nd sn lei sntsd ohas Bdgwster Jno oode, ana Ages
~ Due Wa Ss Asas' 6e1s and jas os
Alley ana Betsy lis site VII has Betsy Newman Asa Essman
Arena Al ey MaNns Alley Crawford al ey, AID Martha Alley,
e sSp A ' Nat a MS @ Via va, hsr
man. children OF Ro Newman, deceased samuel Brown ind
L. the lis VIE Who was Ltthe Sewmsn Jei, ph ewnsn, Polly
NWmsn Am s. Newman Nat an.e swate Ellen Bridg.
water Francis Brldswater Henrietta Bhdgwa Children
"a PnIpT ssG oasaa his se Ta beth BidsSsi,r
ko Newman child Of VIM Newman deeea ed and Ae1anee
sneGd Dea snesa, Harvey Newmn Nath Bdgwaer, Ellen
Newman and Al exaLder keEan being nts under lineage Of
yone by Lotion Ehet Their guardian dEeA,
WIas Psirnan beng infant under the e tweny-ono
years. ry Edwin Phillips bis guardian at aem ssgneu by the
dscreed TIA. one ohe Of sad Court s
fund whether principal interest now remains
the lsnd former ID he cause whom
a the sane Saay Ss0.Es s Sss n
whobSe not appeared and claimed heir respective poporeps
thsm have any descendants heirs devbes other
h her knrie1 Who already pares TO the esuse and In
tao event hey 6avs such descendants heirs devee,
whether the parties 70 any hen any persons
parties be- entitled dsbatIOn Of said proportions Of
aRy S D a n al should BE- now As so
eOui" what tesns any wOsld be proper to ig
with view 70 It's # restoration TO claims Of a who
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T ARGE SALE Of Personally at BRIGHTON,

+ ARGE SALE of Personally at Brighton,
IL NEAR AYLSTT's KING WILLIAM COUNTY. Un HRD.
NESOAY, 18th inst, shan sell by Public Auction all my
every kind In the line Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
viii be Wsrdrobes sdebo tables chairs, wash stands
mirrors large and convenient SAFE water cooler
gerato beds mattresses bedsead blankets, eounterpAnes
spfeaqS sheets towels, Napkins large and varied supply OF
stone TN ard iron a. &C. In the line OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS there cart, tumbl cart,
po6 harrow cuysoTs chains names hoes heers
Iu STOCK f1e and gentle and buggy horse,
yoke oxen giving milk, and tdree yeskngs In HOGS
there three poke tRelve fat hos besides some ba
con- Sour lard butter wheat fodder and Ghucks and about
ave dCEen fat fowls.
Al the same time shall cfer my HOUSE AND LOT AT AY
LIFTS well tuted, atil lately, kept HOTEL The
h any other business Is VRs9Hds in this region,
It's certain hsen the hands OF capable and energetic
manager money could be rapidly accumulated there Thu houe
snp irg and contains with all out
HOUSES and good stable. Terms on day OF sale.
.lAs-c91e b. eAMUEL
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SIX PER GENT. BONDS.

OF THE COUNTY Of CAROLINE, rum
" ming twenty years. FOR sALBThe subscriber Is author.
ICED to sell from SIS $4,000 Of the bonds Of the county
oaroe the n Of January 1884 payable In twenty
and bearing six cent interest," payable semi annually first
Jsnulry july Of each year, In The city Of Richmond.
issued for the benefit OF INDECENT soldiers and
sailors families and win be either registered coupon
prefer No Binds Of amlAr
which the mSrEs,, can be better Than these.
Perso1s disposed 10 make such investment invited 10
prompt apple alton TO Mes5s E. H. Maury Co. Of Rich
mOnd, Sho authorised to negotiate for them.
EEMUND T. NORRIS,
de M-2Rwd&e2E Agent
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REPORT OFTHE SPECIAL CURRENCY CON
NT7TFE

Toe impression has prevailed since ito adjournment
Of Congress- Saturday that the House resolved thai
dy to discuss in open session, hereafter the Report of
the SPECIAL Committee On the Currency. 1t appears
Ii 1t the House did not take such action. milton sss
made 20 that effect bat was 10. acted on. 1t is pre-.
sumed that tho motion will DO renewed to-day.