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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

From Reverend ] Newton Brown d D., Ed.
itor o the Eucyclupcdiuo OF Religious knowledge
and Christian Chronicle, Phl'iucI phiu:
Alhpu-h am never disposed To iayor or rec.
ummrnd Patent Medicines IN general through
dIslrust ol their lugiedlcnIs aud effects, | yet
know OF 10 sufficient reasons why n mun may
net testify % bcurlis he believes himsel To have
received lrom any simple preparation. III hope
that he may thus contribute to the benefit OF 9th
CIs
do this more readily III regard to IIooilnnd's
German Blttcrs, prepared 10y DIR, G.. VI Jackson
o this city.-becnuso | wus prcudlccd agulnst
them for many years, under The impression that
lAcy nrc chiefly m alcoholic mixture am in.
debrul To my friend, Robert Shoemaker Esq,
irr the removal oi this prejudice by proper tests,
and tor encouragement olIy them Wht suffer.
iug from great aud loug-Cuutiuucd dcbihy The
,l-c OF tnec boIl ot these BIllcrs at the begin
nlng ot ,hc present year, was followed by cvl.
denl relief aud rcstUrrugn TO degree OF bodily
aul mental vigoT whcn have not ic,t for SIX
months before, and had almost dcspairod o Ic.
aaining, therefore thank God aud My friend
tor dllectug me to the use o, them.
]. NEWTON BROWN, Philada
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
PENSION & WAR.
Claim AGENCY.

L, Thrasher, Durlce & Hathaway, Is author.
ized and licensed by the Government 10 procure
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions tor sold.
iers or irr their widows and heirs, und lnvaliU
Pensions tor Disabled Soldiers, and all other
claims against the Government OF the unlteu
States and OF the State OF ONO Business al
tended to promptly and honestly Charges iOr
procuring Pensions, Bounly or Back Pay, 50, 90
ns provided by law, aud no charge until bounty
or back pay Is obtained.
DR. 4 Hamilton has been appointed Exam
inu Surgeon tor Geauga County, ny whom al
applicants Tor lnvaid Pensions must he exam.
med 6TApply in person or by letter, enclos
inu stamp 10 l. N IAIHAW
605u Chardou, Ohio
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
A Great Discovery.

AR, II SrlCKNEY, OF New York, has p,o.
- duceda Compound that curos tho disease
that prevails 10 Il great extent M scme parts o !
this state, winch battles the skill ol III Isl physi.
cians-whch some term Camp lIch-sume salt
theum-somc trysipGlas, II VIII cure an y
kind ol DrcaNlnI out. Whcn children are first
attacked they are doctorod :or tne Itch, whlc h
generally maNes them break ont wJrso For
Sale by CDJk Il MstbwIn, Jl4rdla, Umo, the
only placewncte ncan oo procured IN the state.
Prize, 80 cents por box.
lryOu recolpt Ci % cents we will send box
COOK & MCGOWAN
7i0t
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
ag.Hcnd WHO says so.,na

Bapdu Church, E,nLcilon. \. J., formerly OF
the North Baptist Church, PhlIaGclphia
have known Iiooiland's German Bit.crs ia
voraOy Tor number OF years. Have used them
IN my own family. and hHve been 50 pleased with
their effects, thai was induced to recommend
them to many olhcrs, and know that they have
operated IN n -irlkHgly beneficial munner
take great p easurc ia thus publicly ptOcaiming =
this tact. und calling the attention OF those at.
ilictei with the diseases tor which they are rec
ummcnici to these Bitcr4, knowing from cx.
purirnce that my recommendation will be sus.
taiu,I. | 10 this moro Chccriully us iluon1nd's =
German BIttcrs Is intended to benefit the ui!licl.
cd and Is not n rum drink
Yourstruly, LEV-G PECK.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

NTOIICE.-rhe Undersigned have been Rp.
" ppolned aad qualified as admnistral lors of
the estate nl Amos Ford, deceased late OF Troy,
ELIZABETH FORD,
SOLOMON WELLS
Troy, Dec. 29d, 1864. 7SOw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

From Rev j VI, Lyon, tormerly lyPastoroithe
Co!umhus,,N j. aud AlIlesluwn ,lPu ) Baplisi
Churches
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
u CIGS:

LargcSiac tholdmpne rlydoublcluantity,l
Sl,uupcro''Il lie hal dozen IS 90
SmullSi2c-T cts Il bottle hal dozen, 81 90
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

From Rev winter, ,Pastolo( (Roxborough
Baptist Church,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
Censtip.tion, ,Costtvcness. Suppression
1thc unatisnh, Gout, Neural ia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

ITtW Uf, J. T. TUN.IN, NIIITIFIT, IIHN'"H
Too much lo said of your Pills for the cure "
ontirDirss. Ifctrrs uf our fraternity hnre kI thrm
rf!caciuuS as lave, they should jim mo in roc!nm-
ing it fr the benefit uf tho mutuios who suffer from
tint pAu which, although bad enough in ItsSlf is
tho lrosrnitrr Of others that believe cns
originate IN the liver, bat yJuf Pill. aiIcct that
organ and cure fine disease
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

Sold by Cook & NcGownn and pr J Mich.
ols,Chnrdon; J. 4. Field fIambdeu; w Gar
rerr, Montvillc; c, a. G. X Harmon Cheste,
X Roads; DR.. Cleveland. Burton; " J. Pnr
tor Bundysburq; c. s Field Fast Cloridon; II
n Ptner, parkman;J. w. Thompson, Middle
field. aud by dealers generally 739yl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
FPoR E0RTR GE0RGII.

Ga zoe Afternoon Of he 2Ssh, It il sltsl shs enemy
advanced Elh tuO bsgaios Of cavAlry And Of in
fanny and drove ia cur p.sseis, p7ssI KOly's bril-
g>ds Of cavalry bies ron RngsOld 50 Wi.hn ava aud
4 bsE mica Of Tsnaol Hi. A. lgl; tho enemy was
driven back 70 Rcgs ID Ols ,oss Gas NO killed and
fsu; vsulde6; ilsI OF tie enemy c0a.id Tabs. This
movement is sap2osel 20 taso been sJ-noisSsaeS n
force.
Tie Dlltcn CJ-isjsrIs, d. F.idly, Is.srr.ng psO-
basly 70 ihs ,su.I al ir, says:
a rumor rs rfs ia town, yss erday morniDg, that
b. ESCli had been nzsD ~ lu5 emery, aud sOEAd
ughs re ts'rj rspof. that the enemy bad Appeared
IL cav force, 1o @. uiaElry and cavalry, aud Lad
dlivel l. e.yais! licke;s o. inquiry, We learned
fom 80 oihc. cu7o ,c@t fore Of JtI u the bici g.
sad us OF y-e service lad presented tGeusc.VH o
Ggr p.caels tu. wiAircs E.in-u. al! hsLfuE. 20
here, u1Ofi.siy, ~ oar i1.Al r. -rOnS we're IN
line q battle, la. - eddy sTs1;ng bu. No hATs Ios
asce-ts.atd ms &C.
We ca1 hardly sup oss sras TO emmy are prepared,
JUS ror, g maze A-y i,Tu.1,5l4 demonstration. Tie
roads rave Gred ,,L-iG.TsS.y tgi tGe weather has
ieaIcsy bsen Of suG lent cur yg. g. slOH o. much
CoccenJ-s ion on tte pa-i o. ils eueGy.'
TIE enemy retired EoG E.nggolj, ss urday morning.
Three Coltsdsra.. Sseo-s, $40 osEplsiIs ana 'gh1
la1ss se7 Of them from 4zhvils d arrived a La
hystts, 10y hsg oi ;sucs, On sh.ir Say 70 Dixie.
Our uoOSs srs rgP,s,el;st 20 be bette uniformed and
saod lhAa e,e., sad ,leir ca.-u Assn siOr!oUI DL
ten lo,ks Ike camp uee.;. und,r full pes e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
4 3 DAVIt,
Major and A,sialsnI Adiu All General.

BLOCKADE RUsSISo.-A gentleman from Nassau, who
IL well informed in regard blockade runners aud run
ming tee . SAys the Y. Times, states that seamen
are "a siKty djlIrs month, in gold that frIg TO
Wilmington, where nOIs OF Ihs vessels 20, Is one hun
dsd aud for dalrS ton, payable ia gold ard in ad
va CO that thoAs Who successfully make ons rculd rip
which occupies, GVerGg th,ee weeks, Afford
20 lose veal and cargo he next. inmsEse is the
poAL All abs blockade running vessels si lead
Tor, and all PoGSd BY Northern pilots, whose pay
snornouL Snos tie ao.iVs and success III Efforts
prsVenI shipments from his p9r have been taken, The
PIN has bsen adopted Grd ia ayesrisd OFT 20 ssDd
gcodi hsnos 80 OtnIds per ralfoad LTgo quaint rs
nave rCc,nty, il 3D. b:en forwarded 70 ST. johns,
WhA 90 the. are hhippsd 10 Nassau
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

VIkGINIA.---At rul,s he'll in tho Clerks
once CT The Circuit Curt Of Richmond County, Mon
DAY. the Ish Cay Of January, 1884:
william s. NOrihen Alfred IsAman, and Lewis A. L. Lamkn,
Of james L. LAmkn deceased, William Oldham,
and Thomas OLDHAM. Compliments
Against,
George Lander, resident CT the Commonwealth Of Viz
ena and sophronia Landen Miranda BRthSD, ThemSs E.
shaekeord Ju let shGcktfod executor and eI,cutrix
Lyme Shaekleford, decessed... DefendsLt
IN OHkNORRY.
Toe object OF Gis 5u TO eQure Of the teudsnS Thomas
bhAckeord and Jue shkckord executor and exeoutrI
Lyee hseerd deceId recover and reseys Of the ssd
Lander debt Of with ineres due by bond Tor which the
s,d Northen James LAnden, HlAmsO Oldham aud Thomas
Oldham are securities attach the debts aud Effects
Of The said LAnden the sounS OF and Richmond,
In s hands home defendants that the may be sold
satisfaction OF tbs said debt ard for the relief OF the
painAats as cuTlilea OF the said LAndenL
having been made according the Act OF Assembly,
resident DEFENDANT George H. Landeo
here within month the pubea lon OF this "rder
aud do what necessary PR teot his Interest that oJpy
hereof be published week for our IuccsSe weeks In
the Whg published In the city OF Rich
ond another copy be posd the font door OF the
court HouEs county the hs day Of the next County
\. W. PENDLEr0N. Osrk.
GRKsHAA p q. - ,.. -
"a qT-ia4y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
FRoY TIE SOUTHWEST.

NOBLE Feb. A special to tic Evening News,
dated 0kolons says No signs of the enemy in North
srn Mississippi or in West TenDelsce, except at ae-
phis and Germantown.
TIE YaLkee programme Is an advance from VcEs-
burg into Central Alabama necsssltADg. as they sup
pose, the abandonment tf Mobile.
Our forces occupy Corinth and jackson. Neither
have been de, toyed bet everything has teen carried
off, including stock, farming implements and household
furniture.
Many families must 60 TO Memphis or suffer tie
destruction of everything.
The va kee cavalry ia strong fjrci crossed the Big
Black yesterday tho dAy before, aud wers met by
Jackson'l cavalry. lively 6ght took place. Per-
hAps this is the mt of the general advance
of the eremy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
At RULES held in the Clerks Office of the

AT RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Circuit Court Of Buckingham oouni hoaday the lst
dfy OF February, 1864:
James Leach guardian ard next friend Of IveAon Wright
james Wright, and Mary Wright
o.
Henry Mccrsv, In his right and Adunistrator Of
Thomas " McCraw deed, Martha Mccrav VIM ncCraw
Richard Gary Mary Mo0raw, widow Aad re ct Of Thomas
Mcoaw, deed, Charles I, James and Roll hcOraw the
last thrs under the sge Of twentyone
john keorav, Sarah MCav, Locke MJOrav, Martha
Meoraw, Lavnia II Mcoraw, Sarah kc0 widow and
ret OF Alex AcOraW, Decd and homa John, clifford and
Minnie McOAw, the last four Of Nhm Infants rnder the
age Of tvsny-ene, Daniel hcorAw and judith heCraw,
Bets.
IN OHAHcERY:
The otIect Of hi suit u 70 have settlement OF The accounts
OF heOraW, Administrator OF Tho ras Acoraw Decd
decree the sale aud distribution OF he real and personal
estate OF sud ho10w MsoAv, decd, the parties en-
title ;keTsts.
Audit appearing by adavit IN this that the Defes-
dan John ScOrav not inh kban Of this State, on the
amt motion ordered that the sad John scorsW do
WITHIN month sitter due cGon OF s order ana do
what ne to protect his interest," and h4t copy OF THIS
order be forthwith inserted In he Richmond Whg public news
paper published the City Rehmand. fer weeks success
gey and pcited the ont door Of the Court Houe OF TINS
o uIty, the nrSt day Of the n, K. County Court.
ACopy-Teste:
R.K. IsvING, Clerk
JAMS p LiAox, re- fsg-W4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
L. TN Tuaslsa WnnE.-ws Learn, gays

E,s-galB TUaSHa WHHE-We learn, says the
W. On Rspu-i en-, that one Ct tie newspaper cor
respondents captured ana ooaaIs5 Ia Clsils Thuader
The Rebels has become ey beaded ii CO his irea'c-
ration, although he is Qu:e ayOuug man. lie attempts
to be cheer a. ald cages with alacrty in she anuse-
nens BY Which thai hand OF prisoners, most without
hope, While aEay best they can The eoFrodog hours
that nonotO- orsly reSo.Vs around 'lem. Iae young
man alluded - il OF amiabls di'Postion and cool
tuper, and The men al agony that could IN few
mOnhs have turned bic raven hair white must have been
feSr'u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

Shes tie foregoing Was pus in type, We hsTa leaned
foo source Sha. Be relied o., that 'hS expedition,
so "a a. il embraced tbs ca lure Ct NsEIerH, hsI BE- u
abandoned and G5n,rL Pioke.t "a falling hack tosai6S
Knstoa The typographical situation Of tho p,es a.
sarrsundag4 rendered l. susceptible o. being maze a.
mos. inprszrabe AID tho enemy wtO have bal = lcrs
tine 20 worS, haze avAle1 themselves Of hsir 4dTAc-
Ia Ess to construct the mes formidable eairsno5msls
and icr:i6cagonS. Ns'bsra IS situA'ei bssss.n two
r;Vsrs, aud the 'pproa;h IS g-2-ded by vi. osp
dUsh, as-kej = each end by sunbOA:, WDiea W0uli
lad ps-dsndy OF the othss fOrtactt o,s, a.
tempi to sn.er il by ss2r be attended with immense
slaughter aid # taken, would Be doubtful, viii the
navl sdvanag Ct the enemy whether it could be Lsi
psrranenIy.
We 90 no: know shat General Psksv's expedition
contemplate ho ss2sure Of tas paos and if it DID, Is
ny lie relied CT tLss he lasabsndoued Il 0hsrWise,
We have thus Ia 10 information which dOsI net show
TIA. Ia las been sGcces lu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Esb. T.-ThO enemy keep up an COCA
sonal fire on Fort Sumter. Six shots were fred yes
terday morning. and three last nghtthe former srk-
ing the Fort-the latter exploding overhead.
Eighty shots were Ared as the city to-day. Tho eDe-
my'S batteries and mon ave kept up slow FIRE on
the wreck Of the P.esto. TIE monitors fred eleven
and fiteen-inch sheIle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tie Senate, yes,s.tay, VS. cai.ag occupied in the
DISCUSSION Of an susndn n; to the appropriation Bill
Withholding t,e paw q CiHe=rs sfpoia.-d under 'ts
Proviocs GlVeran p, who have uOt been reropinatsd
and co-6rms3 b. the 8enAe. Ate' lerg!hy debate
sketch Of which is given in he P, oceedrgs-Ite
pTopos ion vas Ei.bdrssn. Tee Houss bll 70 exempt
farmers who ave IA shld sub,d.Uts3 from military
s,r,is, vas made sas ode Of he i4y for Tuesday
max
Nothing of importance US transacted By shs House
10 open session. Soon efer l. vas called 70 Order a
motion was made 90 into seret sessO', bat it was
withdrawn TO allow 10 Introduction Cf some memorials
for reference aad h ATOP len u resolutions Of thanks
70 rs-eDl std troop. The mOion hen renewed,
aad tbs House went into session to consider toe
business b,fJre IL which it is UNDERWOOD has been in
creased BY tie adoption Of tde uaceE D. which has
been sent fon the Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
John B. POAGUE & WIZ. F. PoAGUB,

y egAnat
formerly Ann Bgg AID the unknown child or children OF said
Pendle and wife.
By decree by Circuit Court OF Rockbrldge,
In the OF Virginia the 18Th day OF APRIL 1851 in the
above cause decreed aud ordered that be referred
one Masters Of the Court who Is directed 10 inquire Into
when and where the defendant Ann Peade for
ey daughter of Tn BRgI late OF coun
deceased srred where and under shat circumstances
this 0ommcnu, th and WHISTLER, Def
moving any living issue; when and where she
lest ard FROM and II heard on whether she had lawful
issue ans Whether the yst living net whether abe left
lawful surviving And he will report hersofo the
Cout with any reay tasd deemed pertinent by
himself may required BY Of the parties to be
stated he d notify al concerned by four tuccts
Gys Seeks publication in tho Nehmord Wing, newspaper
printed Ia the city Richmond that unlSts the said Ptnd
WHO oiled about the year $780, lawful ISSUE any sho
be dead appear ce1 Court Of Sad county,
before the day April and establish their right
fund es9 0O under the control OF the said Court the
pl4inG B. and w. y Poague, and the defendants W. Wea
and Jno w. kccung Vendets q Wlam bigs and N:
children ne M1Cupg deceased wi thea AJAX the sal Court
declaring them emit led TO the sai iuni on the pre-
Iunpioa death Of The said Ann Pendls, without lawful
her dsas pursuant 10 the provisions Of the will Of
The said IN mas BiFgS, dec
Notice hereby gwen that will proceed TO sc the said
he Oh day Of March nsxi At once In town Of
LsxipRos in said county WILLIAM D0LD,
Commit Chaneefy.
J. d. DAvmsoN,
Attorney the plaintiffs and the defendant Weaver.
Ia lo-WAW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
ENROLLING NOTICE.

, kNhOLLING NOIlOhs
ENROLLING 0FFIJH,
FIFGH OoSG DIsT OF Va,
January 20, 1861.
IN obedience to General orders, No. 3, A. and
Ger erals ONCE dkt-d SiGazoDd January Oh 1884 and
AL white males lesTs-n tls aBi ef Sign
teen and forty years The 5h Congregational Dsries OF VIZ
rlos NOT ~ on the Army her,te enrols 10 Cen
seTp and now rrguay Will report themselves 10 the
KnfoIug csr IamDsucn By me AeUo. Beard, AND
enr ,lImtnt 81 the folio inS p ices ard dates:
Halifax u. H-FebruIy l0lh IN, l1h And lSh, lsoa
Charlotte O II -Fs)ruGry 18Th, ION Snd I'm.
Prince ward o. H.-februaIy lsh 2Oih and ysi.
AUpomAttox o. B.-Heoruary 9tth 2oih and 95a.
Mecklenburg q. n.-Mkrch lat, 3D. sd AID Ia.
LunenburR o H-Ms.ch Ith, sth and 91h
brunswick q. H.-M,rch 18th, 18Th, l+th AID l5h
notice n des not heretofore enrolled and
detailed between the Epeeihed those who
have AZ any tine been discharged om Tie who
have discharged by the Examining for me
exauinaon Oonp except persons Of known, eonh med
disability who be required TO report person. In which
cases local e1ro ng officers will make special rspos and all
xh have exempted hersfrs BY Having
farnShsd subStitutet -,
All perso-s Who have exempted from military service
heretofore any whatever will report themselves a.
said and places evidence OF their claims TO exemption
for the pu rpose Of having said exempdon revised
reporting win provide themselves with a. oLt three
) dsys rAon clothing - make com
:ortabls In camp. JOhH b. h0fhAILt
Usp;. an Enrolling on,er for - Gong. Dist, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
rRoEElsrrRr EoRTR cAs0LLKA

Siaee no rfoiI dsPs ch rom Nj G3n Pickett
Tbarday, We have lula additional information OF "'hs
s,uai d." IL Eastern North Ca7Clns.
Tia report hs, reached Petersburg and We sad !: in
the rapsrs o. sass oy TIA. NeWbern is invested by the
Coincidence, sho hid boih sides OF re Nsu's and
Trsnt rvers. We have a.sO secured tie raiFesd bs-
tween Nsvbsra and sorshead City, BY which she sur-
plies Of sSe enemy Gus by every avenue ave tie
river from NsWlern 10 PAmlico Sound.
We entertain considerable doubt Of the rel ability
Of tbs report. AID presume l. would have been
confirmed by despltch from Gen. Pickatt, Il true.
Although tie COniederASs penetrated % within mile
aud hal: Of NsEbsrn, according 10 tas despatch pub
shsd yes eIdAy is "a silent the suSjso: of having
taken tie eu.sr is,snsel Of thO city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
TIa CHLUIAl sA,IlIE.-Ihs Columbia s'u:h Caro-

THs CHRISTIAN sAsIAIE-Ihs Columbia S,u.h Caro-
lnl.n rA.s:
Il seems to as that the word Sabbath Ia too sacred 10
be emPlcye mase EyaonyI To- Sunday 10 rel ticn
trivial Go SVent that may take place Ct st
day The practise o! doing originated vita the Pur
tsns, aad With the Yankees propensity vulgar
eVeryh ng Wts.her in the Heavens above or the earth
bsnesth, il tGI bsSn kept up By their Yankee
dInI. IsiI common thing among them, and occa-
sionally auorg as - hsG, sAy that last Sab
bath, he a. dOEu % coilards aud bacon, woman
vi Wtispsr 20 you that esftEii Saba in July,
Mrs. Smith 70 otuch Tidc1lousJ clad in green,
red and yellow gown.
Now, though not SibbCsriSns, We 60 thiI K
thlS coarse AID vulgar dsseeraion OF tbs word Sua
DAY. il is trus, il thu Christian SEobAt nevertheless
the should be kept perfectly distinct. the ore
20 Be used he oola shat passes from lip - lip in
binary conversation, the other Ated, Wth all its
profound meaning 80 he language of glVs and solemn
devotion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06
ADpr AND INsP'R GHL's oYFICE, [
RIcEzosD, Va, Jan rs, 1854 !
GENERAL Orders,


No. s.
l. Paragraphs 49, 14O. 1884, 1ss, Army Regulations are
here revoked.
H. Eu ted men, detailed duty account Of physical dis
ability In the city Of Rchmond are allowed one liar and sTen-
ty cents per deIl commutation Of ratons.
I'LL Conmu.t!on al enlisted e: titled there
10 Dy regulations Of tie War Department. whether de-
tachei detailed Service stationed In the city with no
opportunity OF messing, Of the noncommiisioned and regi'
mental s they opportunity Of msng OF col
where raons cannot be ssied In
kind or placed por.ry private hospital the advice Of
senior Eage5n Of detachment OF OF ser
goan soer Nho has necessarily paid Tor his own sub
5stenoe ehapa1 hxet 81 ons dollar per de u oae
from the LIST January, 1854
w. Enlisted en have been m:y become permanently
disabled or who hold TIE ceIhca. OF medical examining
have not been discharged the ser
Sce may Tsans comnued a. one dollar and twenty
Eve diem whether taey are in hospital FrVAte quar-
n iurlouyh.
" All commu.ion will state the length OF uGe,
date Inouct for what Communication claimed ana
thai ipT sccsbe to take rat ons In Kind which facts
certified by the commissioned tmcer under Wnofe
orders the the time the rstons became due
VII Oonmutldoa OF rAoDs Ia the OF p>roled unex
changed THROUGH who have Just been received
from r1s will be allowed At dollar per de 70
tae from the lat January, 1884.
VII The fol wing paragraph VIII De tubGuted zee tnou
Sand one hundred and eleven OlilD Army Regusions:/
Issts the spi:sl viii be runs by the medical officers
for 81 poVions only Ecuay hired fer the alex and
wounded Tie comu.ed value OF for the sick aad
wounded Will liar and twenty-five cents The ration
II g atr owSnee required OF any particular ars es not
troops 10 the nd special requ 'ton must be made
thereer.
VIII Hospital attendants draw rSi1na from ,he sub
sstsncs Department. bat vi have hr raon eommued at one
dollar and twenty ave GEMS per diem.
Isgp,S g. cooPRs,
.sO-lE Adjt and Insp'r Gsnf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

4 HsNss IsyiaxAss.--fAs aSvssaasas hog sstab-
shsd horso inarnary for braken down stock II the
army Isis located in LAursns County, Georgia, twelve
miles from Oconss SlA!iOr, en- tie Central Railcad-
Three thousand ares cf land employed for the pur-
pass the stables Adaped to peculiar Diseases fifty
nexrosa and ghs rhits 2loyed AID two pro-
essiOnA TssrnAry surgeons Thirty cases Of CHAMBERS,
hereto ere supposed have been fA; have besn cured
ia lbess hospitals and Of tbs uhos number Of breksn
doun ho:sss which SOuld have died in the fsld ighy
ore per cent have bsen saved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-06

'NEsriNo or OFr,sIrlOS sEXBxRs OF CCNaSEla-As
Al s6jorIn meeting 0. 10 Opposition members Of
Uaied States Congress- the following resolution was
Fassed;
Received That ne are for the restoration Of al the
Ssgss 70 TIE Union Tat patriotism ard true states
ma sh D demand la. such poiicy should CO PuIs-sd
toWnds The people II lbs States in which i-lureoion
e1iss as sal BE- test elcus;sd to brig tho oIpen-
live and I aus.ye var in Ehich We ara low engaged
20 close G1d :, restore ssd Sats 20 the Uaion unoef
The Co1stuEou With al the c0-s.isu 'na rgha Of be
people uuin pLred.
Toy slso passed a resolution thai tbs Democratic
memb Of Congress elue5ly IecOmurld t1s CoHsti-
isti0nl! JHioA lu0l sted IN Ws-hrg,ca, 10 Sue pa.
IrOnsgo ard sufpO'. OF the democratic party q the
Uuiteo ates hs iCar.ess exponent OF souna Dsmo
cratic doc rines.