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Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
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New lclk, Oct l3.-Go.d 2071 -
Richmond Wing says th- capture Of
Rome, Ga, with 5000 negroes il con
hrmed. 1he Yankees destroyed all the il
stores. Tire 6;h Pennsy ylyauia R-gt give
$50 Black Republican votes and l2l De.
mccrl;is Admiral Porter took command
North Atlantic BIockading Squadron this
morning. City Of Ba!umere gave heavily
ior Union tlckeC.
Iu consequence Of Brig-Geu. J B
Clark crossing 70 the Eor,h side of No
river, the toEns cf Fayettc, Glasgow,
HUNTSVILLE and Sturgeon were evacuated
by>our forces. Co!uwbia stIil held. AL
t government property IN those towas
aud the valuable property Of private citi
Us were since taken Dy guerrIlias. Clark
evacuated Fayetie and occupied Glasgow
yesterday. Gen. shelby. with 1000 men
= in Howard and Randolph counties con.
scripting citizens into tie Rebel racks
Geu. Price still al Buonyile
Hd-Qrs Potomac, Oct. llJh- Heavy
cannoLadlRg In the direction Of Peters.
burg. Sherid.au's victory last Sunday
complete. The famous Baltimore Battery
was captured. Lonax commanding Bat
tery was captured.
Washington, Oct l5.-Stanton aud
Aieigs have gone 10 see Graui Admira
Porter is LOW iu command Of James Riy.
er Aeet. AothiGg new N Sheritlaa's De-
Iartmeut
New York, Oct l5.h.-Reported tLal
ALBANIA has fallen into the hands of Hood
Heavy gold dealers are falling daily.
u Id opened 2lI, rose tJ22O, tell ID 2l7
The majority against lie res Ccn>tl.u.
tion iu MARY land is 5000. The secret
socleties throughout Tie couutry are arm-
ing at lie rful rates.
The RichInond Examiner VI the llth,
says Sheridan > damages to the railroads
have beeu repaired, and t. aims now ruu q
Stauuton.
Cairo, Oct, Id Forrest $ thre tening
Mayi field aud P2ducaA, Ky. lie captured
two gunbOats on IcHlessee Iiver.
New York, Oct. IA -Goia zI7. Union
votes irom every dlrcciiou are 6Ve to one
over Democrats thus iar. Most uniayor-
aole news from Grants army, the cause
OF the great rise Of god to-day. Ii i
believed that the steamship Roanoke Is
captared aud taken 10 Wilmington. Chase
viii be appoint u Chlef Justice.
New York, Oct. I7.-Butlur saws the
losses at Darbytown on the 18Th were
3J2 men anu 81 officers. He has placed
rebel prisoners on Dutch Gap. Rebel
hre since ceased.
Richmond papers claim great victory
on the 10Th. No new movements iii
either army reported up to this date.
Enemy at last accounts We're massing
cavalry OH our Left to dash on the Wei
don raiIIoad-supposed.
Twenty reDvls captured the Roam
oke. Among them was Brian. who cap
tured the Chesapeake, and the engineer
OF the Harriet Lane.
Tribune claims 5000 Union majority
in Pennsylvania. Heavy union majority
IN ONO.
Cincinnati, Oct. 17.-Com munication
AGAIN open with ShermaR. lie was nine
miles from Ualton on Saturday at noon.
Hood ieft Dalton on Saturday afternoon,
in direction Of Bridgeport. Sherman
moved III same direction close in rear.
No battle yer fought. Hood has nearly
his whole array with him.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

EKnM The SOUIhEsS AM = u tGli',
Oct. ll.--On 10th eastern -hers h-ttsfl-s
whipped guubosts od, -.n4 on Sunday ds
,royed side whell steamer
Richmo j, Oct Atfai : in tie Val
lev not uufayvr.ble. Their. s.. II yer'anl
nilitary ella yes making In tre arEy "
Tennessee Vigorous Per-tions II SHIT
quarter may Be expected son. TIC ls,t
heard frcu Fcrrsst, he had Left Ross au
in his trenches, ecme or tie Chstianog=
4 Nashville railroad, slzisn miles ftoni
Nashville, capturing freight train and
seventy prisoners.
NJ bile. Oct 6.-F Frrsst has captured
{ guu-. zoo ho,ses, 25UO su all arms, loco
aegroes, completely destroying Al. \
Tenn railroad from Nashville 10 Decatur.
This il ore Uf his most success u raids
Lrgrauge, Ga, Oct. l5th.-1hc flask
movement q Ges. Hood upon Atlanta
% far successful The railroad between
Biz Shanty aud n son utterly destryy
cd; the cuts filled up, a. All the sarrls5ns
captured. The yellow ferer still i.t,i n
Charleston Mlssissippisu, Extra, say'
Hoods army is certain y On tho Dalton
and Chattanooga railroad. liz hRs been
there several days. S.uart's curFs rsschee
1t at Big Shznty on tie 81 inst Wheeler
on the Sd was destroying the town Of ITO
Aah Mrin body VI our army occupy
works shout henns-lr Mountain, th!oHu
up BY Sherman 10 June, Stermau ts-
stut i've co !. TO Grant, and auother has
| been MUSTERED out of selylce, their time
lavirg expired TAo divisions we're sent
| after Forrest On the Sd !~o t.inB left
Atlanta fir Big Shanty, tut had to r-tur 0
or account OF Hood Yankees leaving
| Atlanta By way of Ssud Town. On We'd
ne.day We Captured Altoona aud 4.OCt
prisoners. Our army was on tho Kings
ton aud Rome railroad at last accounts
Rome since captured. Gen. Beaure gard
is with Hood Only Slocum's % army
corps has held 4 tlanta for soEhe time, th'
rest haviug gone pp the road. No cs'al
AZ AtlsDia Genersi Ivisou captured Eas
Point, taxing 80 wagon and the wre ;k'
OF many more. They kill every Yankee
who ventures outside Of the toit'acatiorl
Sherman i beyond Chattanonga cut ri
from lis command. The rumor TIA
Hoods movements had been anticipated
Is mere bush.
Mobile, Oct. ll.-Atlsuta is now il
our possession We have % doubt 0l IL
accuracy. NDEXEDI
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

HoSor To PoLIcKAC-We have been
Crali6ed to read in the " Csdao Gazette ="
a n account Of dinner and sword presen
iatiop, in honor of this disiuguis he'd
Freuchmap, who has rendered his nsme
in history no less beloved aad immortal
than that of Lafayette.
The dinner was given on Saturday the
22d ult., at the residence of Mr.. Ligur.
where Gen. Poliguae was received in a
very patriotic and tasteful manner by
Gov. Allen. We give portion of the
Generals response, which every ose will
feel ,iko cheering:
"you have bsen pleased to compare
ms With an illus,rioa- Chi.ftian of the
first war of Independence. am not con.
scious of having done aught to Justify
such parallel. Far from it /! | can SEE
many a striking difference between that
illustrious Frenchman and myself. 1t
fayettc landed upon this soil with money
and with men. He came as the harbin
ger of the amity and alliance Of an ole
and powerful nation. He fought at the
head of French troops, and could display
on the battle fields of America the gor
geous arp,re of tie French national uni
form. have been placed at the head of
national, American, Southern, Coufeder
ate noops, in the ranks of whom | may
daily b seer dressed in Louisiana or Tex
rs - home spun" and in Confederate
grew" Nor did | come aa the agent Of
any foreign power. | came alone, having
nothing but my life to offer came as Z
freeman, to serve 4 free people Aud rs
cane, cast off the lingering recnl'eo-
lions of the past, which link my nams to
rrce Of Sovercigns | came like you, dear
- Pilgrims of the " est" with my san
dGL-sAooa aud scaliop-shclz," content to De
seLfmads man in selfmads nGtiOa.
The Gazette says number Of patriotic
'oasts we're given during the course Of
bo evening, which were reaposde to By
cen Smith, Gen. Polignac, Gov. Allen,
Col. Baylor, Col. Carter Hon. Johb
Moore and others.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

Fs1. MIssoURL-S St. Louis, Oct 49,
Price still occupies Lexington. Clark
force still north side If Missouri, occu
pying Brunswick ,nd Charleston couii-
ties lie is NOW moving Oh heitsvilie.
Howard, Fayyette, Uuf'port, Glasgow
Charlc cs;1 1n, all visited by invaders. Price
has millions Of wealth il his possession.
Price Is re-furnislting th- families Of
the rebel population out Of the conf1i 4
able homes and grsaerics Of Missouri
Bill Andel son is destroying, burning
and numbering as fast as he goes.
St. Louis, Oct. 2l.---Giasgo~ and IT,
garrison surrendered to rebels andcr
Shelby yesterday. Town nearly de-
strcyed first. Many citizens killed aud
wounded They captured imm ensc stock
IF goods Price j. making FIR Kansas.
Reported that Forrest il CONCENTRATING
large force at Js.kson, Tenn. Raid
from theuce into Kentucky expected
jim Lane, Of hensAs, commands l,iOO
militia. Gen. Curtis il concentrating
20, COO troops at Kansas city lie will
move and meet General Price.
Iitt IiS . u am ~ wv " fflaN
a 900 troops He invariably says he il
going to Kansas 10 get their things
lie has enlisted great number of r.
cruits from north of Tie river; Charlton,
Howard, Boone, Randolph and Gallo
way alone furnished him with 5000
ST. Louis, Oct. l5.--In consequence Of
the near approach Of Price, the Governor
Of Kansas has called out tie hi litia He
says:
"The State is in peril. Price and Lis
Rebel host threaten ID viii Invasion
Kau-s. n,ust be ready. Tho :ece-sity i
urgent. karsas, rally. Tie line j. ,his
.ds Of Sydaiia. THIS indicates a move
westward. Hurry up the militia The
cali Is loud one, and must b. heard
Strike. Strike at once lie; ali business
DO suspended. Men Of Kansas, rally To
arms, then The town of Lamar wa.
buraed lart night, only foriy-dve miles
from Leavenwor'h City
jefferson City, No, Oc! ia Price
vas joined between this place anl Eoon
vile ty Gen. Cl=rk, with 5000 iafaatry,
md eight guns. CLARK crossed into north.
sdtA -'1Ns Wis LAAf 6LA I'fl
Price va join,d bJ Anderson with zoo
men, hu, afterwards returned to bis old
srouns "Wednesday lie .ptered Fulton
today. fr.ce's rear gu I'd l.fi B onville
last ui.hi, iaovi"g Il ius direction Of Lex
lmgt on, pursued ~ Con. SaDturr
81. Louis, 'Cct. !7-Fiicg's forces are
low ON the south sidt of the river, and
se-, OF the Lamiur, moving towards Lex
iugson. Prices advance B,.,aJ-, sup
posed to he Gen. Fag-u's. reached lEtt.
pendence yes erdey. ILis teals % bear
1ut the sVIposi.lJu that tie destination
Of the whole ,orce Is Kansas, aud PIic,
follow iag douJllcss.
Je fersoh City, Ocf. TO Rebels under
JEFF. Thompson evacuated SCdalis 81 mid
night, t-ling g',as aud sous ciriz, rs
Our cavalry occupied Sedaha :; 1 ylight
Andersen destroyed N,nh Missouri Rail
Ivad at High htlI
Sedsli., Oet. l5.--Jeff. Tho4upsou cap.
turea THIS place yesterday. Prisoners
we're treated wiih great respect by rbomp.
sou.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

we seem to have outgrown this risk
But it is, we fear, equally certain that
the new supply is not accepted as the
equivalent Of the old, and that either
the former must be improved, or the lat-
ter must toe forgotten, before the cotton
trade can really be revived We have
on several occasions shown that though
cotton can be procured from India, and
other countries, yet a substitute foi
American cotton is not to be found.
Without American cotton our staple in-
dustTy cannot resume its foimer dimen-
sions."
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02


FRox EIRGINIA-Riclnond. Oct. 10.
--Encmys cavalry in force attempted
to flank eur position on Darbytown road
/ miles below the city Moving sin,ul-
ia eously, the infantry crowded, took
shelter IN abattis, $50 yards i'll front OF
our Notifications, but were repuIsed
Our loss slight. Major Willis cones,
field adiutant, killed.
War Department, October l3 This
morning enemy endeavered 10 advance
between Darbytowu and Charles City
roads, but was repulsed III every at
tempt. Most strenus efforts were mad.
until about p. m, after which he with
drew, leaving many dead. Our loss very
slight.
Breckinridge reports that iorce came
to Gtccnvjlle on the 18th, and were de-
featcd by Gen. Vaughan. Some prison
ers and two stands ef colCrs were cap
turcd; many killed. Our los. slight
(Signed) IL. h. LEE.
sheridan lost 5000 in his fight with
Ions rect; great many officers. Sheri-
dan was taken by surprise. 1t is a
dearly bought victory.
Richmond, Oct. l3--Gen Lees eff.
ciai report ST Mosby's operations on the
Baltimore and OHIO rallroad says we
captured locomotive, lO cars, 80 pris-
oners, 2 paymasters, with Sl6S. 600.
Congress asSemb cd Oh tae Ith inst
Richmond, Oct S.-Yesterd4y morn
inc the Yankee host, 10000 stroug, lay
epcamped on north side of James rivcI
Maio body in ueighborhood of Fort liar
rison, ten miles southeast OF RichmoLd
Gca. Gary's Brigade of cavalry and cou-
siderable force of infantry struck enemy :
right resting On Charles City road, five
miles from the city. The Yankees were
complet ly surprised, aud fled into their
trenches short distance in rear. Here,
iu.stroug force, they prepared for desperate
resistance, but our troops following up
thelr first advantage with great imperuosi-
ty, carried the works anu drove the enemy
out, capturing 100 artillery horses anu
.ereral huudrcd prisoners. Gen. Gary,
10y this time, had ksuiz ON the run, drl
ylng lin ahead OF his infantry Que III
tanfry continued TO press the ION corps
back, then pressed forward towards ene-
mys second lice of entre rcbneuts, wh ici.
were carried, ard euemy routed aad pun
sued some distance towards Fort Harrison,
when our men, being much fatigued, were
Withdrawn from pursuit TO eremY's iine
of cutrenchmeats just taken. a iresl
triumph was iu reserve for them. Ihe
enemy ia short time, having been heavi
ly rein niorced fiom the grand army at Fort
Hnrlson, advanced wi h confidence to the
recapture of former position. They were,
after a long and most desperate dgnt, re-
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

rsa- We announce with deep regret
the death of a long resident OF this place
our worthy fellow-citizen, II. W
Smith, Esq. He was suddenly and un>
expeetedly attacked with chill whilst
hunting, and died, after very short i'll
ness, on Saturday, the ed ult He left
large family and numer Gus connexions
ltt mourn bis loss, and their sorrow will
be shared by thousands of old friends
throughout the State The unusually
large attendance at his funeral etokened
tie high esteem in which he Was held
by the whole community
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

LATEST.-The courier yesterday L oon brou2ht It
no Southern intelligence Of the defeat ef Long
street by sheridau in the Yalsy o: Nirginis.-
We await our own accounts with some anxiety.
On the whole, We are insiined 10 think that
sheriisn's forces lRust have been so badly in
ured as to make his victory : fruisless one
evon should it turn oct to be true that Long
street was obliged to retire.
dispatch from Camdon (2e ult) ssys:
A cavalry force of about $50 came cut Ct
Little Rock and pushed to within one mile
OF PT!ucstsu, when 25O were detached and sent
below Princeton, two miles, on the Camden
road Col Logan attacked the advance at once,
and being reinforced by Leut.-Col Millsr,
drove them through Princeton in gsllop. The
whole iorce then rctreztcd on the Iitils Eock X
road, closely pursued by Logan, who Gays he
will pu.h them to the wall.
dispatch from PRINCETON (30th( says:
Col. Logan overlook the Yankee raidsrs near
Little Rock, engaged them, killing 20 or 25,
aud wounding some 50 or 30, ana returned safe
ly to Prince.on with three captured wagons
loaded with lsather. These wagons were cap
tUod near the Arkansas river. He also cap
.ured several mules and hers.s.
1t is reported At District Heaaqusrtor. ina;
the en- my at Pine Bluff are preparing O. srs!d
on Monticello. Olher lsp rts say that tsslc is
NOV ? ferces down White R;v,r, as if he ia
tendcd - eyaouSI0n OF ih' State.
A gentleman arriving at Monticello Iii re
frem Eenphis. reports tnst Forrest, when coIn-
ing out Of Tennessee with 200 wagons aud
: .OuO prisoners, was sttsekcd5by Gems Wash
burn and Grierson al Eastport. Forrest gave
them terrible whipping, cutting them up bad
| H. He then moved on to Cerinth and delivered
sis prisoner and wagons to Gen. Chslmers. ue
then made a forced march Immediately TO the
rear Of Chattanooga 1t is believed in Mem
phis that WafhbufH and GIisrson are bo.h pris-
| UueTs.
IL is prope; to say that we have no means OF
! verifying The above account OF Forrest, but
| give it for what it may be worth. The nsws
| from Col. Logan ne think reliable. He Is 10
! ing fine seTrica.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
Military closed FIVE of the largest
ouses in Baltimore engaged in contra

Military closed FIVE of the largest
houses in Baltimore engaged ia contra
hald trade.
Later-Demoerats claim to have car
risd home vote in Pennsylvania. Tri-
bune still claims 20, 600 majority in
Pennsylvania Majority for rev consti-
tuition in Maryland. 500. Voorhies, Of
Indiana, re-eles;ea 30 Congress.
Washington, Oct. I7.-Country be
tween Manassas apd Strasburg to be
made drsoiats for the space Of Eve miles
on each side Of railroad 1T another attack
on trains By suersIIlas i. made. Mean
train.
Admiral Porter captured .hs .pslish
blockade runner Bat.
About eighty shot. daily hgsd at
Charleston.
Rebel. burned MayGs!d, Ky, OF the
18th.
New York, Oct. I7.-Susannsh ar
rived at Havanna Oh the 20th. from
Galveston, with 620 bales OF cotton.
Josie sailed for Galveston on tho l1th.
Gold closed 2IS.
NatHcz, UcG. l7.-Ger. Dana cap..rtd d
Woodsilie, Misc, on tile 9th.
Nashville, Os,. i7.-Hood captured
Dalton aud 800 prisoners. PortioA q
garrison escaped. Charleston Courier ot
llth says rLo occupation u Rome waa Ct
s-s:eG without light, AID dssh lnto Ma
iieltu blooJless. When sherman i.arsed
Hood had moved uogth~ard lie crossed
The river with to corps aud formed hDe
IL Niuing Station Hood, liDo crossed
railroad at Big Shauty on the 4th. The
two armies held this position TO each other
without firing gun. On ID Shefmau
withdrew 10 Atlanta. Our army then de-
stroy yed railioad from Big Shauty u O1ta-
uala. All bridges FROM Marietta to Dal-
ton destroyed. We tuve strongly fUrtI-
fed kennesaw Mountain. Jackson Lolds
Rome Wheeler Re,aca.
Washington, Oct. 9.-Sheridian ciaiDs
a victory over LOngssreet on the l9th.
Loss on both sides heavy.
There has been raid ty rebels int,
Vermont from Cauads. They reached
81. Al bans.
New York, Oct. 29.--Brvsdway again
dr.ped in national color,, celebrating e
Sheridan. victory over rebel cavalry.
n osbys guerrilla gapg becoming bclIrr
n deprtdations.
Gold room to-day abJuaded with ru-
inors. One that Grsut would make uo
movement gu Richmond this wiutsr.
Gold closed 20S.
E=b-l prisoners on canal sort paper
to JomnIs-.i ner Ouid itoutiy sssiug 20
vernment to protect them. All quiet 10
frout FIR s-vCral day-.
RigAmopd Examiner of the lT.h say
the cartel ha. been 10 6 cartsiDty rs-u's-
ed. Arrangenet Is made TO exchange
ten Thousand pri.oa.rs 10 Georgia.
Grant j. waiting FIR the cumpleii"n oi
Du,ch GAP c@nsl 20 receive co-oreratiou
from the navy. Double attack nay then
| ue Iuale-
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

CEXTRACT:1 MI
HEADQUARTERS DIST. ARR
Camden. Sept. 18th loo4-
Special Orders. No. 259-
VIII. All men belonging 10 the Sa',
command of Mai. Gen. Price, left eehiha "a
be concentrated AT Princeton, and report M
Logan Immediately. Ill others CAST q ~
Ouach hiia river viii report At Warren n IS. s.B
warded hy the officer a. that place 70 frip.
3ri All officers brlonging 10 the s~.ipl
command Of Major General Price. lsfI n l.
will report tr letter or in person to Col i b.r.
Aillrsrs at Camden. except those Wy bia.
already reported aud are under orders H l,trer
It'll. All officers who fail ~ report Y Acre
or IN person. in arcordanes with above II &C.
and ali nsu Yho fail to report in person aonss
cordaucc with the above order al tns De
designated will At once bs aPsrehendfu Iii fc
.rrters. and fri-d ny General Couri -
thr crIrn- uf d-sarri0n- der.
By comm 4nd " Major General Ma I'm.
3.-3w Ed. p. TURNER, A. A. Uen- --
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02

pulsed with grea, slaughter, and as night
closed we held all the ground we bad Ga
ken, This was most slnguinary tattle
to the Yankees. Our loss very snail
Gen. Lee in his official report says Gen
Anderson attacked eurmY % Charles City
road, drove them out If two lines NJ en,
treuchments, capturing ten pieces Of ar-
tillery, with all their csis, rs aud horses,
md number Of prisoners. IL W., sig
nal victory for the Confederate arus
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
@TR sE ED
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ESROM NV wagons near Columbus a light
3 ssrrel horse MDLf; right eve out. morle6
swallow fork /. right sul split in lsft ear Had
on zr@k-halter an chain. | will pay a liberal
reward foF BIZ delivery Az INV plantation ufar
Richmond, SEWER Co, or IL re- in Washing t0a.
WA. Z. ASHLEY.
Wsssn..o,, Nov lst. 1854 35-2--
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
HkAD DG-.2Ia.-, DIST. Ask..
L1rdBn, Oct l9, 1854
syesiR "a. Ge.s,
I

spesiA Orders l
NJ. 81
stECTISA slL, PAr. ~. ). o. 25G from itsss
- h.--9 .r.s. --.I-Es.sd ~ >.sl4 : shiny
l-u1 G<Ts Tl5-z Ike L@se =. iAls OIdsr. III a.
drsendr nj eOrHY YaIiss- NJ bodies OF Een, eTg1A-
.zea. DuI ct 4..--nsd - bri, r.sitnou4I "
4astaliDls. s.-ih .! TIE AIA1asAs rlrrT Eecog-
nix-l At lAo.s head LEsrsss- z.r ordered g
El.rcg Is C-uaieE, slosid sEsss eTlvis Roi bs
Vbsy-L ~..i.lu the prescribed il-r, all ssSA
glMp-EIss a. ystlrs VI mn, Will Le syuf.leIp-
- outlaws -n4 49, - hrAlsC Down. captured
Or dr.l-gst ~ aEy u Il--rI2Ees WIN aEf
hear " > s.-vt wish ikrH. The Major
SsLera- Csl- -.lAl.llI =. las o-en induced 10 sE-
:s-4 ..s I..-B. tr.s: .ie SslLsl. ILzt lSlItf
~ Ih- .zTtars 4sore r.tslTeG -. have besH uLs-
Dl- - -r4i within IL prescribed iiLas, ow.rr K
.O r-iE E.9rat aIz->EE1 i4vhI IasRr Head 4EAI-
arrs. iiJ-A lLs tact III iLsIT EUt haviEs -
esi,-d .-s y. ssrs. ! 1e CUamaaQlEE OtL.ssl
suju!us yOs Ia sAeIf obe1iznc- ~ AIS oIasi,
a. d. 1.=i, a. "a 10 rE.s viii pTsiscilsA ..
glFrE Ai.eI 80 - iir-.ilA y. iLii.s Gays.
bt cStrnlAIC VA sra-VE-AI- -arrAI AsfF4G%r.
5s-1m Ed r. IGkNEE, A a. Ga.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-02
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fl1..-aE 49, 3gsI4, fryza "A A.Fals. 49, A4.t
t4a - r. n4sAsses gt tAfir yr.1cIYais "a iA4sr
slra rS1Sss, q ysy isrss 81 prIEe Y-ls-
Ozsce Eosfi "a. isE:o :oaeF of f'axei'
R4CHAIoxD. JCSg *, 1884.
IL. IL an cEse " here an aEoEt or Agents
have luL1l4 Eae moneys ot fhsIi principal q
p-igrci pals, il Ihe per cert BsE-s cT CSTsA-
c-s.s is.u.,l ErtrE tLe Art o. February IL, lcsa,
Ter tts yur.Cse of pa1ihg the IaIas oi s-A
yrinriys District ColIseIeIs VI Lakes ar- @ulhel-
izrd ~ receive sGrH CrrIke=irs cr Bonds ia
payment of all tA-es except fhe TX lV A-
crease l-- 54y pf soldiers. azt thr iEI-I Pcys-
be ia spEeis or JOuI-cer9te States Treasury
Ssiss. II ere rates fixed Dy regulations Of i sss
u, l->I.) dG- znt payable prior 70 las Gfst ~
Of Jansary- l-Uo- upon atitEril being u-@l
~ -n- f1r-5 cf thr cas-. and such c-l4reEirr
Or b-ui- -a=ll bear evidences of said 4l-GEFA.
ard tha u-u4! transfer IH-te ia tic Laas O.
said aE-si or sgehts. upon thsIr lser-
d WAsn al ageI-i ~ agents lave ihsl
d~pus.i-a fhc nonsss vi seV~T4l principals AA4
tak=r Only ClH certificate Or bond and ~
facts art II teria n ;h- manner above Pr-Seli--
ed. DisEri-. Collectors are zuth5fizrd 10 rserite
the same from said agent o. agents, AID TO ss-
ply tls same 10 tha discharge Of the taxes dar
oy ths several parties whose names are msH-
toned principals Ia th- affidavit takeH e bT-
fore mennarrd.
[Sigzed) J. w. III. UNDERWOOD
Acting Commissions
Approved:
(slrnrd) c. G. HENHTSeFR
Sc. OF Treasury.
The abevc regulations, recently received vi
BE- observed ia the Trans Miss. States Aaa
also ;he following .ddsiOnairsgulaii0Hs'
I. Whrn tue wives o. other persons ae'ink
as agents for soldiers absent IN the aTfnyr h-'s
deposited moneys for the purPoSs y paying
their axes and received certificates thrrriSi y
the name of the principals, upon ihs i-si' y
ing stated IN an affidavit on or annexed !" .ls
certificates. the District Collectors may Teee,'S
the same for the taxes (with the exceptions y
fore -taiedl of such principals upon t1asirf Il
the errrhe4fas by the person - aefLE
agent or aSt nts, and signing the Hansie'
such. -.
= Crrtis-aios may be received for the iAi's
wish tnr exceptions 10 b,-fsTe stated q =.
nnr- ber III persons designated, whose resPrft,
II tar+s s7f T.. fksn $IlU. and Collectors ~ Z
ihsrizs 10 give change in Treasury ~. .,oa
! old issne iOr fractional amounts untsI SIVV'
(5igned) F. W. GhAin n
Agent Treasury T. ~ y
Marshall Oct N, l1si-
| District Collectors of Taxes il this pi,t .i-.
| will be governed by the preceding Tegai~-
in the receipt of Certificates and Bonds
A Is. GREENWOOD
State Collector Conf Taxes
/ Division VI Arkanra ~
Washington. Ark, Oct. -, 1854.