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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Letter List.

No. &.
List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Red Win. MINI. Nav 4th, 1864
which will be sent to the deal letter Office if
not called for in one month.
Brecht Wendlcn, Brown Charles,
Cutler George, Clark Hank
Goonrod 5. D: French Miss Bird get.
fredr'ek Aadrew. Granstrand, G. e.
liaivorsen Jens, Judson Luman,
NADER Miss Mira, Loranson l. P.
MICA henry, - Olsoa Charley Il. -,
Olsdatter Lu,m Curl. Poltnev Mr.. .+.s
Surratt George, ravlor Mrs. C.tbrine
Taylor Elias. Thrasher John.
Thompson Mrs. Mali<sa. - ,.-.
E LoWATER, pm.
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N AR ri ED,

In Decatur, H.. on the 10Th day Of March
1864: JOHN BARRONS CT this city, to Miss
MARTHA LAWHA~CE, Of Macon count III
BY the Rev. 8. Bolles. Mt his residence i,
Red Wing. on the 3G day of May 1884. Mr.. T.
p. WATSON to Miss Mary NJ. CLEVELAND
all O. Red Wing
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nal Story 'Mable's Mission.' The Lovers
by Jean Ineelow, Dicks 1nhtuation,' No :
run' s Ghost After Ten Years. by Vir-
ginia +. Town end, &C., &c. Every one
who does not take the Lady's Triend regu
larly, should at least send on twenty cents
and have this (May) number forwarded 10
them: -'> -1"-:, ..
Published by DEACON & PETERSON,
3 10 Walnut St. Philadelphia. $2.00 per
year.
CITY Book & DRUG SroRE.-Dr. Jones
has just got in = stock o: goo Is that ale
nice. He has some OF the most | leaut full
patterns G: wall paper thatwe ever saw
His stock of Books and Paper is full and
nice, and his Yankee Notions are superb
We need say nothing Of his Drug depart
ment, Cor everybody knows that that is con.
Quoted BY an experienced hand.
New wARR1vALs.-Clark at the Gocdhue
County Drug Store has just returned from
Milwaukee, where he has purchased the
largest stock of Drugs and Family Grocer
les that he has ever yet had. That is say
ing considerable.
A HISTORY OF THE INDIAN RAcEs-Thc
history of this unfortunate race of men has
been made, and no ' it is written up. A
Bookof the above title has recently been
published by Hurlbut, Scranton & Co., ol
Hartford, Conn 1t is the best work on
that subject that has ever been offered to the
public. 1t contains an account Of the princi.
pal tribes, description Of their nation, Gus
toms, mythology, and religious cerem ,nics;
the history Of their most principal tribes, and
Of their most celebrated chiefs and
warriors their intercourse and wars with
the European settlers ana great variety
Of anecdotes and description, illustrative Of
personal and national character. 1t also
contains history o: the late Min nesota
massacre by J. T. Hcadly.
B. Il. Herbert Esq, is canvassing for sub.
scriptions and will call upon the people in
the country soon. No person who is in
terested in the history AMI fate Of this re-
race Of men should neglect this
opportunity to get the ba>t work ever pub
lished on the subject. This work will not
be offered for salo through the book DIAL
erS, but only by subscription.
jury Llsr.-Thc following is tn; list Ct
Grand and Petit Jurors selected for the
PETIT JURY.
J. l.. Cabot, Jacob l.. Wclles,
j. A. Thacher, NJ. Fiji I'D.
G. NJ. Nichols, A. d Rober's
W. l.. Webs'er, Germunl Johnson,
j. w. Ncrthrup, :. arcu, Eysles,on,
John Frederick<, s. NJ. McGaughey
Nils K F!nne, james McG,nnis,
Jared Sexton.
GRAND JURY.
Win. P. Arown a. G.. Hudson,
Thomas NJ: Lowater, J. 5. Thompson,
IT, w. Duttie, }. NJ. Hodsmaa.
Salmon Wheeler, VIM Howe,
j. M: Gates. WIN. p. Tanner,
j. W. Hancock Hans IlanScn,
liam Bonncll, Norris Hobart,
VIM. Hayman. }. A. Marvin.
Ilopial ))srLo,, - II NL,.,,..
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RED WING, MAY 4th 1864.

Misunderstanding the last five or six
days there has been more activity on the
streets than at any previous time in sever
al months. Influenced by the advance oi
gold, or by some other stimulating cause,
produce is in better demand at better pri
ccs, than formerly. Wheat is selling at
95 cts, and some lots have reached 98.-
Oats 65@7o; Corn $1.0o@1.lo; Barley
o5; Butter Is; Eggs 8; Whiskey 10 cts per
drink. The rise in the price Of this indes-
:pensibls article in we'll regulated family is
said to be in consequence Of high City H.
cense.
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sttTHE LApr's FaRxD, roR NAV Wa Ma
you'd call particular attention 10 the be.u-
eyo1sAs stsel engravinss in this number oi
ne I.adys Frisnd. ''TuE Lovxss,. en-
gravel sxprssly for this number, Is bo,h j.
deau md 'szscution. one Of The mo.t b..n
atal easrasinss TIA. has erer appeared in !.
The Fashion pl.ts wihiich wihiih = of
- - md handsomely eslored ID &
. : eharming 8 specimen Of lis kind. or The
eeheS sasravin5a - ned snly say .h.,
t1ey srs = nu1szeus, varied, and interest
~ = usual.
Y. A1'n1ons ths rsaaing mstter " rots ths
o'o."s articles 'Dsacon Dssisons !
Daash'er.' Ms Jerry Jsne,s Fine Org
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ioop ADvrsE.-Always sit next to til,
carver 1t dinner. ,~ a .a -5 .-.s.ss -.
Ask no woman her age. ~ -. " =. S.
no civil to all rich uncles and austs
Never joke with Jealous husband. :.
Your oldest hat Of course for evening
party. - .< 49, - ..s .ss+.s s... -. ....* .-. "
Don't play chess with widow. -s @e
Never contradict man that shutters. -.
rul' down the blinds before you take off
your wig. e ss.....~@ 20. ~~.. .S +@.@ s ss IN
nut Above al. buy your Dry Goods, Clio,
Yang Csspsss' cleaks, shavls, &c. L.. Of
n'son = Laufsrtv, Law,hers Bnck Block.
Rsd Wing. vi >.:s,... -. ..'.... -. >'
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EVERYTHING is ADvANc1NG-And so in
public estimation IS the Chemical Saleratus
the Housewives Favorite-a pure article,
making wholesome bread. 1t is initiated by
counterfeiters, who put up their trash in
green papers, and sell it where they can
Beware Of it, and buy only that in red
papers with the name of D. B. DeLand &
Co. upon them.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

SENATOR RAMSEY will please accept our
thanks for the speech of Hon. Jacob NJ.
Howard, OF Michigan, in reply to Mr.. Pow.
ell q kentucky, !hsant on "Military interference
with elections." ..- .-
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AT an adjourned meeting held in the off
be OF w. W. Phelps, Esq, on Thursday
evening the 26th inst, j. II. Brand, ". ".
fneIps, T: S'nforl and e. NEG lashan Esos
were appointed delegates ~ attend the Shin
Canal Convention to be held at Dub,one 70
day: We do not know whether they all at.
tend or not:
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FEED STORE -Saxby has opened feed
store on Plum st. where may b. found cv
erythms IN that line that any person
wants
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BEAUTIFUL WALL PApER.--Lowatcr has
just opened new lot 0: wall paper o. beau.
tiful design.
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CHEAP JOHN IN rowS Ac>1x-E;scn
brand has just returned from Milwaukee
with splendid stock CT Goods. Anything
IN the way Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
or Shoes, Has or Caps that was ever
y ought of can be found at his store.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

GET YOUR FEATHER BEDS RESoyATED-
housewives, now is the chance that Won
have becn waiting for, 10, these many years.
Mss'rs. e. NJ Groye & Bro have mt nm
mn oPperat"s !or renevating feathers on the
corner Of Main and Broadway. where, for
theNtr'fting sum Of $3.50 the meancst, dir
''est, fi'thiest feather bed can, by an en-
t'rciy new process that does not in the
least injurc the feathers, be made as good
as new. We have seen specimens OF work
they have done-heve co impaired samples Of
Feathers before, and after they were reroya .
cd.and hesitate not moment to say that
it is worth double the Price.
You have only to notify them and they
will take the bed from your house and re-
turn tito y, again free of carriage CT arge.
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DoNAT1oN.-Rev. Mr.. Richardson rece;y
ed $1,000 as the proceeds Of the Donation
party last Friday evening. We hope none
OF his congregation.will be mean enough to
propose to deduct this free gift fiom his SAL
ary., h.sl
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

McGLAsnAN has just opened large
stock of Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods and
Groceries.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

THOMPSON has some splendid summer
shawls. Also some beautiful neck ties and
collars for ladies'.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

AGENTS WANTED.-We call special atten-
tioo TO the advertisement of"Asents wants
ed.' Travelling agents can do we'll selling
the work there spoken of.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-04

New ARR1vALs.-Clark at the Gocdhue
County Drug Store has just returned from
Milwaukee, where he has purchased the
largest stock Of Drugs and Family Grocer
les that he has ever yet had. That is say
ing considerable.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, December 4.-Tho. New York
Herald Of the I'd instant has been received.
A despatch from Nashville gives
of the fight at Franklin. The rebe :. j.. -.
fought with the desperation of den Vi ;, >, i, 81.
Fedcrals mado flank movemcl v -. IL.
they turned tho line Of battle a, 4 -. .'
what once threatened to be dsa ,,j,> ,..,...
The Federal loss was several hundl fa:a.,
wounded. The rebel loss in klllc I! ,r....
cd is estimated at 5000; hundr u,..t. ..
rebel officers and one thousand pri =
ers) had arrived in Nashville. S. ,i,
mandcd the Fedcrals and Cheat ~
commanded the rebel corps. Aiv ,,5. .,,.
the rebels, Schoffields troops tei' A..,. - =,
point three miles south of Naah, ~.
bridges across the Harpeth Sho Is we. .r.
cd to retard the transportation = .rrs 3,
plies.
A Atclcgram from Nashville, ds - J1cc,ipi
l, midnight, says: 1t is rumorct iGis oyor.,
that Hood is moving eastward toA: :~.. ''u.t.
boro'. A great panic prevails al, y H.: y.
plo in the country around Nash lt':. ana tee,
are fleeing to that city in croN's The, ...y
that Hood is gathering up all tn ',,*e. n,,!cs
and cattle he can find and '!uD u.sp,
South.
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ROM TIRG/NIi

fREDERIcKssuRe, Va. December Sit is
reported that the enemy sent grand raidilng
party into London ard the: npper portion of
Fanquicr counties, during the last week, who
destroyed many barns and houses and burnt
up much slaughtered meat aud drove off all
the cattle and horses they could find, as rctalia
ton (thc Yankees alIegcd) for the people of
these counties having taken care Of Mosby.
1t is also said that six thousand troops have
just passed down the Potomac to reinforce
Grant; 1000 ofthesc from SLeridan's army, and
1000 new recruits. Some of these troops, in
passing through Alexandria, said that there
would be a grand fight below Richmond this
week.
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RICHMOND, December 5-New Yo,:. ru'
baltimore papers of the Sd arc received
They contain additional details Of the ,a,,.c
of franklin; in which tho rcpu;isc of'iIoo< .r.;:
hca'y loss, is reiterated. Cons. Pat CT .,,no
and Writ Adams are reported killed. r}.,r,,
stand OF colors wero captured by the. .,o,:
forces A telegram from Nashville, oft -.
says: There WAS skirmishing with the G, =. ..'x
cavalry all day:
A complete line Of entrcnch,ncnts 9 :.c
tho CITY. A portion Of our cavalry foi -.
co"htcred Forests cavalry 3 miles from :,
on the Franklin Pike. The rebels &C s..
plainly seen advancing, when our troops r.,,;r,l
7owards the city. AS night was conf. ",
only few occasional shots were cxchau cd 49,:
tits rumored that Hood is cndcavorinr .,,s.
the Cumberland, with large cavalry f; 80 .-.-.
Commander Fitz is here, with a tlcet O.. h,,,
and iron clads
A Louisville telegram of the 2d says: -.
tcrday evening the two forces were .ncasc i.
heavy skirlnishing. The rattle of the n,,p|c,.
ry was plainly heard in the streets of Nas!,-
vile. a battle of terrible fury is immincrt, an
uood is pressing blind1y forward. A,,s'~:
Nashville telegram says 1t is LclicveF thai
Hoods main army is threatening Mustrccs.
boro'..
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Special N Otice~
AN APPEAL

Has beeu made through the Aid Association .
ctizens Of Camden and its vicinity. by Major ~ ;
NJ Boykin i'll behalf Of the 7th Regimentnl IT,.
near Echthond Supplies Of IIonauy, Rice {
lo'atocs, Meal or anything that will add to ii 1,
tort OF The convalcscent soldier is needed. Tho t,
arc disposed TO contribute in supplies will send
Mr. Kenncdy's store OH Friday. Donations III
are also requested.
December 6.-2t.
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FIGHT BET WEEN WHEELER AND
SHERMAN

RICHMOND, December 5.-Ohicial informa-
ton has been received of a fight in Georgia, on
Sunday, between Wheelers cavalry and por-
ton Of shermaTs army, embracing one corps
of infantry and Kilpatrick's cavalry. The enc
my attacked Whccler's position, aud made sew
era' charges, all Of which were rctrlscd. The
cncmy's loss was very heavy. Fitzpatrick him
self is reported wounded. Whcclcrs officers
and meH behaved most gaErantly.
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AN IMPRESSED IR1sHMAN.-A son of Green
Erin gobblcd up by the guard, on last c.: ,;-s
became quite indignant and vented his s;,lcc.n
somewhat thus: "Bcdad? and how Is the
oIld woman to git fire and me not til Z,
sphl't wood? Och! the country is rl,u ;-
tlrcly and be jahcrs shall lave on IL, ...
v!Ss'i that laves the port !"-Asy~sta CT ~.
Gonuiist.
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plllage and fire. We trust righteous retribution

"A gentleman Wild teqched hero from the up.country.
yesterday reports that he Crossed Yankee telegraph
&c wire running through swamp in tho direction Of
n'9anhah hiVer. The other end reached probably to
their camps above Millen lie tried hard 10 Break i
Out qua not succeed, having convencnccs at hand
for that purpose. "'"
Onr informant says the country in the rear of Shcr
man hrmy s literally swarnng with dcscrtcrs and
stragglcrs VIII? arc either begging pillagg at every
mousse; tfo thinks an active regiment OF cavalry
would bc abo to pick up thousand OF these ntloots
Of the Yankee army. '''
Ihe Yankee officers spoke freely Of their plans, aud
said Sherman did not intend to risk an engagement if
ne ne could help it. rs he had no ammunition to sparo-
nmey seemed content to make their way peaccaJly
fight. t1 ~ "
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
WEDN EsDAY MORNING DEC ;

DIR. "ithe'spoon informs us that the Charleston on
western telegraph line is down, in consequence Of
which we arc without any telegraph for this morning.
except That which wo extract from tho Charleston
Ae'c"'y OF yesteroay, and which we should propery
have lad for Tuesdays ISSUE
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observation-disclosures, A

The President of THE Soldiers Rest" acknowledges
tho following subscriptions aud donations for the month
of November:
CASH M0NTuLY.-Mrs MoCandIess, S. Mrs. W. NJ
Shannon, Ss5 Mrs. MeCteigt So; Mrs B. NJ. Lee, S5;
Mrs. Sebrng, S10i Mr.. 3. A. s., $40; Mrs Pcgues 3d.
Misses Peg,es, Miss Chesn,r Miss Bonney, Miss L. r.
Lee, each so cents.
Provisions MoNTnLY.-Mr. Daacsh, thirty loaves of
bread Mrs. r. B. johnson, one load of wobd; Mrs. Lem
Boykin, swo bushels of potatoes; Mr. Sikes pound
ofbacon; Mr. Hocott gallon of syrup Mrs. McCrca
half busle meal, gallon syrup and potatoes Mrs Bur
we'll Boykin potatoes, sparerbs and meal; Mrs. Law.
renee whitaker, ham, hall bushel meal; Mr.. Benz
Perkins, piece of beef turnips and load of wood; Mrs
+. j. Ancrum, half bushcl meal, piece of pork Mr. Pc
goes, turnips.
DoNAT1oNs.-Nrs. Stephen Elliott, package of soup
cakes; Mrs. James Dunlap, busle of meal, of
homny; Mrs. Miller pair of woolen socks through
Mrs Greigs; Miss Mary L. Doykin $40; Mrs. Game
WE'LL SIS; Mr.. William McKan, load of wood;
Miss Mary L. Young bushcl Of meal; Mrs. A. NJ.
Kennedy, for many favors Miss Kate Mathcson, $40;
Mrs. II. Conner, jr. $50 for year, Mr. Daacsh, for
many favors; Mrs N. J. b., piece of beef Mr. -, one
pieco of bee: Mrs T. J. Ancrum, S5 Mrs. Scbrtng and
Mrs Grcigs, ono bundle Of linen and cotton picccsi
Mrs. ,Scbrine, two pieces Of beef
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according the Act Of Congress in the wear
1868 by J. 5. THRAsER, in the Clerk 3 Office ofthe
District Court Of the Confederate States for tho
Northern District of Geor gia
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

SIEGE MArrERs.-Wc learn through tho Charleston
Mercury OF yesterday that during the progress Of the
exchange OF prisoners at this time going on in the hor
Dor OF Charleston, and which will probably last during
the next fortnight, the bombardme,lt of tile citv will
De suspended. The Mercmy understands that thc
truce was also to apply to the various hostile batteries
in the horbor.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

There is man in India so thin that,
tho sheriff is. after him, he crawls into h
and looks through the touchholc.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

IRON "nEELEh CoMMAND.-The Ch, ouitle &C. ST.,
tt,ez of yesterday says 1t is reported WHEELER wos
compelled on yesterday to fall back this sdo of Briar
Creek and heavy firing was heard during tho day in
that direction The scene of conflict was IN tho neigh
borf'ood OF Walkers Bridge; about eight miles from
'Brothersville and twenty-five from this CITY.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07
Would LOSE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

WOULD LOSE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
"A Maine officer recently applied for fur
Tough, stating that if it was not granted be
should lose fifty thousand dollars. This at
tracted attention at headquarters, and the off,
cof Was desired to forward statement of how
he would lose it. He did so to the eject that
he had been in the army without leave of ab-
senoe for two years that he was engaged to a
young lady worth fifty thousand dollars that
there was another fellow after her, and that she
had written to- him that if he did not come
home and marry her right away she would
have the other an. lie got his furlough.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

A wag on hearing that man had given up
chimney sweeping, expressed surprise, as he
thought the business sooted him.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

Mrs. Darlington says that a gentleman laugh
cd so hard that she feared he would have "bust
his joculur vcin."
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-07

--LATEST FROM SHERnAN-By our kilograms, it will
be seen that WHEELER hada successful encounter with
part Of SHERMAN's force on Sunday last The troops
that engaged WHEELER were probably the rear guard
of the Yankee column At last accounts SuEiMAN's
advance is reported to have occupied Station No.
the Central railroad, about GO miles from Savannah
and was still moving in tho direction of that city, We
get tho following items from the Savannah Republican
of Monday morning:
Shcrman's army is proving scourge wherever it
COOS No attention is paid by his troops his general
order at tho outset Of his expedition Throughout the
whole line Of march, the country is nlc lesoatc by
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PROVIDING MEALS PER DAY.

PROVIDING MEALS PER DAY.
D. Mrs Alexander, le Mrs Young,
T. Mrs 1Iyams, II. Mrs Rodgers
3. Mrs G Anker, lS. Mrs James Davis
4. Mrs j Dunlap, 49, Mrs G Mcronad,1
5. Mrs A N Kennedy, 20. Mrs NJ peSaussure,
6. Mrs L Chatten 81. Mrs G. S Gouglas,
Z. Mrs Kershaw, 20. Mrs Stakely,
8. Mrs r Kennedy, 23. Mrs M Smith,
Q. Mrs Hocott, "a. Mrs NJ Gayle,
10. Mrs Jos Oppenheim, 25 Miss Me1Dewall,
IL. Mrs lI w Bonneyy 2s Mrs j Sutherland,
r. Miss. Chestnut. ~. Mrs Sommers
lS Miss Salmond, 2S Mrs Anker,
F4. Mrs T 3 Davis, Sr., 29 Mrs Reynolds,
IS. Mrs F Davis, Jr, 80. Mrs Edward Boykin
We have TO report two hundred and ion soldiers for
the month ending. Our kiud physician, Dr.. DeSaus-
sure, is ready to alleviate their suffering. Mr.
Robinson and Mr.. Wtherspoon are still kind in con-
veyng them from the depot to 'The Rest"
We very much in need of bandases, linen or COT
ton piecesi
Those persona who arc in arrears for their monthly
constitutions viii please remember it, we arc con-
stany in neod Of Funds to defay the expenses of 1.-THE
Rest" Also those who contribute monthly supplies
will please send list Of tho articles and quantity
mistakes are liable to occur in the Acknowledgements
Camden Decembsr 3, 1864.
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IhE NEwa-Tho Courier Of yesterday says: Pas
songers by the Savannah train Monday afternoon re-
port at quiet in the neighborhood Of Pocatago Ano-
ther report stated that tho enemy wcro advancing their
main column on Coosawhatchic. 1t was also rcportcd
TINT the enemy had captured two guns on Hospur
Creek Sunday. Nothing definite, however, was ob-
tained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11
CAMP, AaeHka's BnroApE. October Is. 1884

meeting OF the officers Of this brigade was th
day called the occasion of the death of Brieadcr
General JAMES j. ARCHER, and organized by
calling Lieutenant-Colonel 8. O. Shepard TO tht
chair and by appointing Major J. Hickman John.
SOD, Fourteenth Tennessee regiment, secretary.
After few appropriate remarks by the Chairman
explaining the object of the meeting, the following
officers were appointed committee TO draft resolu.
tons suitable to the occasion Colonial
tain J. w. Torsch, Second Maryland battalion :
Captain - Daniel First Tennessee regiment /:
captain A d. Norris. Seventh Tennessee regiment
Lieutenant O. Mitchell Fourteenth Tennessee resi.
thent.
After brief consultation, the committee reported
the following tribute of respect, which was unani.
mousy adopted:
" Whereas, the ehastening hand of Providence
mas removed from our midst our esteemed COM
mander, General JAMES J. ARCHER, who died Of
disease in Richmond, Virginia, October o. 1854.
And whereas, the relations which existed between
hfm and the otissrs of tli. command were Of the
mos! eofdia and friendly nature therefore
he'o.red, That By his untme!y death vo f.al
tht We have lost tried and faithful friend the h,
cade gallant and meritofious officer iety en-
honorable, upright and ehigalrous gentlsTnau and
tho country a devoted and patriotic servant.
RsiottSsf, That We sincerely oonaole with tia sf-
cted isH1y and relatives OF the ,iss-a, ,ei In the
lrleparable loss they have sustained To them we
offer kindest sympathy. With them We will ioin in
chefishnS the memory Of the virtues and valog Of
our fallen leader -
" ReSotved, That copies OF these resolutions be
furnished to the family OF the deceased also 10 the
hichnnnd papers, for publication, with the REQUEST
that tt4s baIunore papers copy"
$. O. SHEPARD, Chairman.
). fNKdAS JOHNSON, Secretary.