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, 1864-10-01

xw Soldiers and Citizens, ret yo1r custom
nsde shirt. and farp. .shDg goods at Wilson'S, 126
Desrbo1n ttEeet, where great inducements nre Of
fefed. sep29sS7-at
, 1864-10-01
THE sECnsH ORGAN.


The Chicago T:zes has heavy Job on its hands
'fcolpuus) as hare al other papers OF thst ilk.
That Copperhead platform, psendomttary 1cader
and peace tnit.piece, are enough to break down
the strongest constitutions attempting to shoalder
Tie batch. But the 1izaes Is trying to put good
face on the matter, ard ls willing to- N tnufactute
bogus votes II nothing else come in the Wlnd, to
bolster up their sink1rs sttaking cause Resd tbs
following: ,,
uEAnQuAnTERs ffTH MINNESOTA.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 2ssa, 1854
Editors Chicago Tnhnne: T
I1otice IN article in the Ignses stating that
vote Of some OF the 18th Minnesota Vas taken here
ytsterdsy, in whlch compauy casta un.ntmoas
yote {or Mcclellan Il wish to srnte to the pnoltc
fhrnnrh ,our columns that the statement Is nGtstly
false. and The person m,kins thls report knew Il
to be 70. Oathe contrary, belieye there Ws!e
nine uut of every ten that voted tor Old Abe. NY
eGmpany feel very Indignant that any such SLAM
derous report should be started.
Capt. e. E. THuRBEn. Comd'g. Co. l.
, 1864-10-01

DEAD IsrAHr Fousu.-Yestefdsy, while Tue
yorlmen were engaged In removing the ranolsn
from the ruins csueed BY the recent tre upon Inc
eorre. Of Jeflefscn and H1u1son tteeets, they IN
rnrtrtd the remains Of IN infant, apparently
nhout three months DID, Whether It pc11Ahea u
, 1864-10-01
Additional 100 per ce11f.

btul1E tsAiA03
--Sicho1a. DrAhne, I
Charles oseruseE,
Alexander Stork, {
.Wlt'iam LsHAue4 /
Fritz UertsgR, i !
-REbaru Mor3an, !,
John 3iuoae, ]
james kHne, (
-RfchArd r Rley. s
Frederick Marks, {
Luke M2htn,
-1ohn BurE. :
-AdaU Graham,
Charles H Bnphy :
-Fratlk Flsher, {
William Smtsen
-PA111ck Russell, I
-Jnha ktleT, !
-patley Cav9n1ugh,
Mitchell Lynch,
Mitchell McCommie,
'-Thom "a M-Camrun,
,-IfaAc Rllty,
John McGlug,
,-Uspiei Murphy,
kline Becker. |
John Nesb1t,
Martin L1tsc9mb /
dennis L3rdea.
,-Pe>tL Schmidt, |
i William Baker, |
! s-TanE RaufEe,
3-Jaues Hedren,
~. Sstlo,
)-Aecl CronfooL
l--Atattin Murray,
s-John LEIGH.
3-JAmes McGahan,
i~Jthn HHderay,
S 3SEd&ard HanmOn,
6-acob ltane.
7-phitltp Bo,ller.
S-FrsrE patnoH,
D--ypbn q. Sli.I,
!, 1..me,h 1uum1 70 % I's,tins
: a. : tfuY,1 ~sr3 p Woods
Z -i~rn':3dnn,c,hsnnm
= :, IL y, =. Nsnn.hsrI.
= 60. - W.fhere;i
Is,nss Rnsst1I,
= S:rasr amve ins'cs L |
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5CP.t,ics Rnarict. |
"a "a H;l iavx F.anE.
n = + :. :. - s,yrence 1u S,a1t. |
p5 1.r,as Hnrnhv.
Ce ys.Hn 1snnsh'o
-g".sI n yssnt inoso- r.,nsn |
3 ,''Sr 1'nn@
O. = = HeSr !
- ps,ar neSese
! =, rI.I,a.ict. nrsver,
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, ~ s.h oftn n..nnas1 r,.
tSs-1 y, .5;,' tanA 'nH. n'I%r" !. Ear.nii
~ a5-1h rhoa hones nn,ta!2, r.tU e;.tc,
! 60 - @ neI 1ss. 6.sssa.
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An * : -Wsrfin cnrmfnpa.
ssE-Autapuy Williams,
WH-Dan1e, Shear,
an -Juues cransn
AF;-Lexie Tnudosen,
A1i-John Kioeterner,
aH-Pa,rfeE Murphy,
aD-Witii,n, Grohan.
11{-Pe,erCu.
af1-W,,l,au, Csrey.
s,,a . y Hanrs R.r,siis'
40 no at.n3n A1ien
: - ! ,v, RsTnsvnen
= ~ r 9.t.,.,t ,snrn
Si@Tatl,Is AZ Tasn :. nna nv
ie-yo.o sie ys.n. sm..h
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is-neuis = ), enm ,ta.r
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a-.no!iias 11tu s.'n, '. ales7'
~ -' stunL, oon oI43.su WaT ano
-ssaslns e ss1' H.. S1s1 sa.sssr
81 -, ~ aIaaM 4 .fsu .S..t
@1-Eo*atu - ,'Nao -. mIS0.!, S.aE..+
226-Na1ttn Limp,
s27-Hsrvey Wnappie,
22s-Heu.J Cady.
, ,s;So|Jsme. .n Welcn
! s3sf-1eTts a. Smith
@-Aeufy Mseloaen,
M-!ohn Powers.
8- Ned Mooney,
rs rs -Eornella1 in Gal.asH
A6-Martm Aallerton,
8i-5om u
2s8-K1ehaH d CAneE
2s-Ar. AveT.,
M0-A0fHe opWu,
eal-A1oest saoies.
ai2-Peter Hsah
Il WARD.
j, !, :@..yss;s dcocst Oh alt calls,
!, lN. Mr. Samuel Hoard
tbe draft for ths A,Ar1. Tne
drawn:
.Addltional 100 PER cent.
Redmond Sbcridan,
8-Patflck Ryau.
W-John CosGrore,
81 VIM, D. Carpenter.
, 1864-10-01

:1F0uMo.

Cate Hth day Of sepssreer. ut 7si Wet Wastlrg-
toA st,eet, LAURA THRDeORA, oaly chila Of T. F.
Swnp. sued eight mouths.
, 1864-10-01

Total average attendance. nce...--......-''...'u W.
1qr NH auniycrsery Of the North stas Alsasoa
Sabbath Schuo loczted On the cofner 9, nat.
an6 Seocwick bt1re b, will ocens un Skoo8ta oeS''
n.y' Rolsrt Laird Collier and Rev. E. G. Taylor
Hil! adcress The school. ,n,<o,.,ocl.
Prayer aid Conference meeting IN the csehins a.
N o'clock.
Eo1DxEs' noxE.-The regular weekly meeting
OF thr Lady Nana:est ii the Eoldiers' Home Tas
he!d yesterday niternoon at the VestEy Rs'om Q
the 6eeonc FEesosterasn Cturch, Ats. Iosmef IN
.re ssyres. Secretary pro ten, rad the minutes
of the. 1stt melting. Which ;~e.c, on nouon
Ike co-:,iitce IN the hest reported tha. the ar
ss tas psst ytx afns sSe one
~ following contributions and donations were
tsus5sd. tuS Reading mater for the alex from IN
psnwr l,6y Mra. Holnee. quantity Of picked
naa.a Nrs. Hardy, pies youne lao{ nny cents;
Mrs Huston, six quarts o. nro:,,. -, anaa,
tea snd toast GspRIs,n pRars;t III one a1 peies Ma
rage, .iar M Reyins, two ahlrts: bedd'ne s.at,on
Olnnl Ola Saiirarie9 IRON the Sanitary tomn1su ~,
~. 9h.se Of Jefersop4 ~; tompe%s -: ~ ~
Wiecopstn $50; Miss Olive Ges, s;ts,S - School pro
bun s. Fiee wy baPt11:a .ifa f1th e: 1ith Mi1ns.ots
ia aS M candef q pscksees oi pepRne. Pc h. sasp
as%. "a rs cooee, y NJ sugar ano " ~ ~ ''8T
pos1d Of Supery,sars. 70 feed IS men. $Gu: 1ors1
Trx Finb e. Mrs. DrarH.an aud alt. ot' ~"
were duly elected nembesf OF me nssd;ntcd.
Tn1 he Rett-Nrs. Cushing. Mrs. ~l1oeeA7 aA'
eI,stoj. Mrs shlpley and ars. Hamii;; r.s r.m1
~ III Home-Mrs Dlckensun and mfS+ A7'1
On motion, Adjourned.
, 1864-10-01

k~ Di.eases of the Nersous. Seminal, Urinary,
md Sexual Syatems.-New and reliable treatment
in reports oi the Howard Association Sent By
NAL, ii sealed letter envelopes, Tree Of cha-ge.
Address Dr.. j, Sk1lion Hough:on. Howard As
eocia,ion, No. South Ninth street. Ph1ladel'
nhIa. "a, sep29 T87-1m
, 1864-10-01

Matthias BATEGu, Il
-HsnW Hrum1r,er. II
.-Jsmca Farv. 1s
Observation-Disclosures
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@-N llltam faHet1nAn' l.
c. W1!nsm "cretock,
6t-Fruk nstnlnE.
N-Johp Keta,-
G-Thee. Sch2cke1tont
f4-John O'Nei1.
C5-Ch1istnpher Eaehe,
B-Jobn Eeet,
G7-Curtips n. Rowley,
GEuaro Sullivan.
G-J.cob Mie,,ey.
5u-konZ ZulptorvwtE.
71-AI dr-w Ealer,
T3-tllchuel 0'Nel,
1c-'ahn Cush1nan.
s4-EeuT Hornan,
eE-GtofEc Hale,
TB--.tul.a Ket.eda,
T-Ffsucit Moran.
, 1864-10-01
Com'de Battalion.
7. BnADFoRD BELL, 1st Lieut.. and Adl's.


We bare in our city at the present time two
Daily Union prs,cr Meetings. and fof the isst few
weeEf, y II, slad to learn, they are rapidly IN
csesnnr IN namhers aud interest. The meeting IN
The seccnd Presbyterian Church, which j. in sbe
morning tccmmencing At 8 O'Clock and clo;
oIeys who are continually passing through
our ~ A. he church ts 9ny ,.s.ns sl9Ss ,Ss
invitation daas extended to them ~ Christians or
the TO he mestn and some o. tosne retnEnsa st
Il Wnu}d ttir thc heatts Of nny who could listen 10
tsrg o asas cE r. tts army "a a%.p1 1 81
noon MEETING fehich is pow eeyen years elo).
yestt5day there were present Rsv. n E9s!snd l Of
st. Louls, Rev. HI. Strong, OF The 0. t. Cat1st1sn
Commission, md Rev. Mr. Gulich, OF Pextn, this
Satc, toe. thcr With others from different parts Of
The eoupt13 and. as might be expected, the meet
Inc was one Of unusual lntereet. In these meet
ing We get report fiom most Of our chuschea IN
The c1ly. and q late these reports arc gsoEsuz
ipe ea1neetl5 for Cop to come and do great work
this seaton.
, 1864-10-01

ru,BERT d SAMPSON,--Our
next Furniture sale viii ta8e plaza at aae
ssletr en- TUEapAY oesoHer!:s snd Wni COZ 2;
Pal!or, Chan Der sud D1nn.r room Fnsn,ture sisesnt
Bedroom ape Psrloe esf1e. A.. told as Racstoo In
Iii cuy. kattteu Ars te1esttet.
at2L s.n1- -ff GILBERT & HAGPs0N, Auctrs
, 1864-10-01

HornxRx-Tuo notorious there's, named re.
eptctlye]y James Bishop and Jacob WinaloW, we1e
ar4aiened IN the Pollce Court geatsrd2g on caAss
Ct robbery, ther haEing i was a4seeo p.a,sn
Tbe pa.ties wtre dripklpg At Trainers sa,Gon, Ssn
and ysn Patten drew big wailet 70 psg, nh shed
hshop ena.chtd $40 bill and nans.om sr.
rested aud taken before Jusica Allier: e." wao r.
CURED them give bail in the sam oi Se ~ ap
1ear At the Recorders Court. In deiauiEIne1 "sas
IL tan.
, 1864-10-01

Hefuge.-The Board Of Managers Of the Err
,rc Wor,an'eR Rsfnge wll meet this afternoon at
, 1864-10-01

x~We csll the attention Of the public to the
reE Plumbing establishment Of O'aara b Byrne.
corner Of wells and Washington sueets. late with
4" q. Becker. Ssp91 1aSee-5t
, 1864-10-01

WEa1Esy Uy1oH COLLEGE AND MILITARY AoAD.
E.r, FULTON, h1INo1s.-A nrst-class boarding IN.
etitnfion tor young men aud buys Cadets received
At anY time Adress, Col. D. 8. CovERT.
esnf17Sx9a.4w President.
, 1864-10-01

Henyv Enfi In prIcea-Actfon Of the 9RC1-
chRnta-Eltct of the Uccltnc In Go9d.
, 1864-10-01
LOCAL MATTERS

Chicago 01plsun AsyIum.-There will be
a regulai meeting Of the Directors and Direct
restcs Of the chicaco Orphan Asylum, as the Asy-
lun. on Tuetday, Oct 4th, at a1H O'Clock p. m, A
full attendance {a requested.
, 1864-10-01

EOR SALE ChsAp, Ola large
/ Bruese1 ra1ptt. leo yards, {alalost nev}; one
HAIR Cloth Sefa one large ts;t MtrtoE; oae Lu!at
.'nr1.t1f9 q
, 1864-10-01

wMcNally q Co, 81. Dearborn, street hsTe
En@i,th. French and American nate ana billet
naYtr and epyelopes. See their advertisement o!
}nitial eubossing in another column.
, 1864-10-01

Eon4H sTAa A1ss1os.-The fourth quarterly
Eumbk Of the North Star, paper leaned in be
han of the =. NIrsion" is before u. The papat ie
mi al matter interesting all who have NJ ncard
lie advancement Of religious instrucaou especakl-
- hr 1he waT side, From the stats.lcs We repro
Hnn6 Inc following statement Of the aserAge AZ
frnnnucr for fhe year. e1hibiting mafKeo m, u.
rrnvfmeut in III respects except Tue A1teaohoe7 VI
, 1864-10-01

WE call the attention Of our reader. to the ad-
ycrtis ement uf Plays BY McNaliy q Co. u Daar-
1,orp AfrfAt. NEk-k<.O-4t
, 1864-10-01

Aso7 uru BAHE FA1LuEE.-FolIowing closely on
the heels ef ,he closore Of the banking house OF
C, Parks g. Co. is that of J G. Conrad, neaE
pci.hbor Of tho TnaBuSE. The fss1 intsnstnD
the pubic Ind ot 1t was nouce On the closed
ipo1mi1 the people tina. in consequence Of bn a.
ncet dc.stceuients be waa compelled to close He
bar aesirltd Ills affsirn to G. G. Cook and orriug-
Ion lunt.
, 1864-10-01

DONATION TO TIE SOLDIERS HoAL--A purse 0,
s1.a;5 Y az presented o2 Friday, 10 the nanagers
s,f TIE Soloitrss Htne, by Nr D, ". Holmes, 6u-
reinsxpdert Ct the Free Will Bsptlst Sabbath
school, as contribution. raietd in feoE days BY
Ais~ Ct ALI KprtelI, Mary Browp. Mabic 51uclair,
b,nds pIsaics. Hattie plcrcc, Mary 4 Locke. An.
ruEtn Downs. Enma Iiefson aad Lncy L. Cobb.
Or et praise IL due ~ there ttleWfEt tor thels en-
erey 10 obtaining fu1 o. 1or the hcncat Of the sol
dl.rr ,yhp ,,ass through our city.
, 1864-10-01
Real a5state-@Uftp.

TrR SALE-A nearly new twc-
Story nr;cg house nj te4 rooms, veil 1nlsaei
4 n fsNme ho1ss aud lat On Park svcuue, ne.r
Isl OF sou:h side OF Horroe street, ne:wee2 Nor.
gan and berdeec. 81 o5 1ss feet T, an alley.
Int On willard ia "a, between Washington and
Randolph. eacb 29 By leo test.
ahM1inf.A 4 SARGENT. EoN Estata Agent.
stsr f1si s. No, metropolitan Block.
, 1864-10-01
:TGr 5alf.

TOR FA{ E Frs. c1ats Clok1ug
4 Steve. Michigan aTenue. second vhtse aouse'
teccnd door 1puth Ct Twenty s31tn AI.s east A1e-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
GENERAL BRAGG.

General Bta1sOa B;ags is nesded at present in this
DEPARTMENT" says the Montgomery Mail sand we take
i the President could perform POre acceptable ser
vice than by assigning him to its supreme command.
Tie late events in Mississippi and the prscarioul posi-
ton Of Noble, render it all important that this Depart
meut should have at ia head the atlgst commander
he diposal of the President That man. beyond ques-
ton, is General Bragg Johnston cannot be spared
from Georgia. Les cannot be spared fcm Virginia. ror
Beauregard from Charleston, bat Bragg can be order
G.ou his temporary re r,ment IS active seEvics in
sphere where he il muci needed Give US Bragg for
this Department."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
HOU.E u EEPRgsENTATLYEs

The Housa convened az II o'~lcck.
Mr. GATHER, o. n. e., sl0nttted jont resolution
Of tha. Ia 70 The $50 North Carolina Regiment, re
enlisted for ,1e vsc which as ul8nmousy adopted.
Br LYONS, O., Va, Submitted a reso U.Cn eIplana-
oty OF the &C, approved April 24h 1868, to lsy t--ss
for the common q. c. &c. Tie resClluouscOLsrus
the scs 70 except ron lsXt,iCn thc salaries detailed
soldiers for ciSr.sli duty, and vas adopted.
Mr. ATKINS O. TeuD., entered motion to reconsider
tho bill passed 1Cncsy, 70 Increase the c-mpeusat0n
OF rcu.s oge1;s Of tie Poet Office d spertmsnt
NrFCSPER. q A's submitted resolution 70 instruct
tie Committed o. Military NIJrs 20 report bill 10 IL
crease Sue Ply OF non administered cers and pIiva.es
Of tie amy.
HrNILES, Ct O., dete- ded The Ri itagy Committee
lrCm he b. putaicn lJpied in the resolution, ana
stated that the Committee had already reported three
several bills she sllj'c, which before the
Serae and had 10; been le-ed o. by thst body. l.
Use lsss y CFc3 te action Of The Senate By
toe rit-ralon Of ols Ihs army knew The embarrsss-
mcu nd Iecun AIRY cj-ol Of the country, and would
no dlu Unanimously prefer that Congress should pro-
DE- having them well isd and clothed instead Of
mere so their pay i'm q currency, Which possessed
scale y more ttsrg rominl value. Our soldiers we're
10. IL .u ioy pay, aid 81 - vac increased thousand
fo.d tv I'd "a uc,tns 10 such noble motives as are
coos. AIT being exhibited oy them in their prOmp,
resCluuoas HoYerit0 lay dosu Jhei arms while sod
is prs5ed BY the TOO. Of an enemy.
The question ord sTeG and the fesOuiCn was ljst
TIE SPEAKER isii be ore the House the Ssua,
Amendments % toe Appropriation tui.
hr. JONES O. Tenn, said &c vas instructed by the
Goa mi tee Of WAYS and Means 10 % strike cut
Tire first ausEdm ~ ard So b,ituto $40 600 O0) 10 Leu
Of Sl0O0000O, icE tle Eurcias, Of cotton, tobacco,
naval stOTes army navy ard othr supplies ;og the use
Of th. G0ve-rme1f. TIE Amendment vss agreed 70.
Mr. BARKSDALE, Of Ai-s, C lied up the un6 -ished
buireEs which tie bill suppleI entary 70 the sew
etal so,s in relation TO The pubic p5.a-ug sDsiue
for the ON psevou-ly report d
TIE oil, az Gmsnoed, ras pas ed
The bill provides thai thirty per cent shall be paoOu
the actual cost of type geg, press work, badipg aud
rulrg, the certificate Of tVo dsiD,erestsd pyaetiea
p-iaters 70 accompany each biz a1d the Taper to be
furnished By The Sap -in;sudens q Public Printing
AL ecnga1 for pu-Srg mts. Re approved by the A.
torIey Genera.
On m5Lon Of Nr. LYON. o. Aa.. The Eouse thsT
vent MO secret session 20 receive the rep0r, OF IN,
C.nferercs COMMITTEES o. Jhg Currency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

Colonel John Boston, Collector OF the part of ST.
vannah disd in that city few days since. He APP
pointed by President Pierc and held the Office until his
death.
Gov. Clark, OF Mississippi, cllls for mounted men for
the State service and gives pOss that unless they vol
ua;eer he will order draft
An open peach blossom, with number of others
ready to burst in North Carolina during the
lac warm spell
General Wharton, Of TeIa', has been ordered TO tie
Tranf-M isi'sipp Department.
The Dalton Confederate announces tha Gen. Wheeler
has been confirmed hoj5r. General of Cavalry.
Gen. w. E. Mason, member of the North Carolina
House 0; Commons recently taken prisoner by the
Yankees, The ChoEan river
The 20th and sch regiments North Carolina troops
AZ Meridian, have reenlisted for the war.
The cavalry under Gems Lee and Forrest are re-en-
listing rapidly Tho whole Of both commands will soon
be in Tor the var.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

Tm LATE EXPEDITION NEAR RICHMoED.-C @. Fulton,
the renegade editor Of the Baltimore American
CT Point duriog the late expedition Of the enemy up
the Peninsula. aud communicates tie following to his
paper:
Old Point this evening is that the purpose of this
petition nothing nor less than the capture Of
Richmond the released of onr prisoners and the sackng
Of the city. That whilst General Buffers Cavalry
threatening an attack side, large body Of cav
demonstration on the other side repeating the adyen.
urous raid of General fitzpatrick last year around the
AMY of General Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
ARxAnSAS-rRUE FEELING OF RER. People


Col H,wthoIne, who is just from the Trans -Aissis-
sipp department, gives to tue Mobile Tribune nforma-
ton as TO the political feeling In Arkansas entirely
different from that herad;d by the Northern press. 1t
is generally supposed aiming people that Arkansas is
nearly eveun and occupied by the Yankee forces and
that the people of that State almost crushed into
submis ion to the monstrs who ssu, their DEGREES om
Washington. This is more especially supposed from the
unusual exultaiOn with which the proceedings OF a
submission meeting recently held at Little Rock are
spread by the Yankee papers before their readers That
meeting was upquestora1ly held, bat it of limited
NUMBER and not composed of Arkanssns, bu. Of Yam
kes followers the heels OF the army and of other
msn who have no interest in the State and can by no
possibility be considered representing its wishes or
character.
Instead of the State being subdued, i! is even more
opposed to afation with The enemy than it was at
tho beginning OF the war. This universal Of It's south
srn section, where, to-day, every from sixteen
seventy Eve years Of sge enrolled for service either
at homo or general defense Every who can bear
gun ready to use it for the cause. considerable
part of the State in possession of the enemy sud that
part OF course is not in against him. Blu. this by
no means implies aCquiescence with or deposition 10
submit to the invader. Thu materials OF opposition
lge only helpless, not subdued.
In Arkaneas, the synpAthies CT the people are I'M
doubtedy with the South. But in presence of the enc.
my-hcld by llws in satjagadOn--hos are these sym
Fathes to be expressed They must auccumb for the
dme-oan find no benefit to the cause or people by in
Discreet utter4nc,s. They do nothing bu: endure
the evils whca surround them. This, however, is not
SUBMISSION. Force does not change mans opinions.
IL may make him tolerate what he has no meaus of PEE
venting or destroying. Loyal cannot bs won by
force and no oath administered under dures5 can be
binding either 10 law or gospel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
AFFAIRs IN MIsSIssIpI

NOBLE, Feb. 10 Meridian was evacuated yesterday.
All the Government property was saved Advices from
Enterprise to day state that the enemy have not APP
pesred there. Captain Adar, of FStres's stat, has
arrived here. He left Forrest at Oxford on the 9th.
He confronting column of infantry six thousand
storg, from Memphis via fernando, and twelve r,gi-
ments of cavalry, VIA 0Oliersville.
EAdvcss from Lee report that Shermans fOrcss IS 900
strong, all armed, are marching in close order Lees
cavalry harrsspg their alnks picking up straggIers.
The prisoners state tina. they left Big Black with twenty
days cooked provisions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
COMMISSIONERS oYPIoE,
RIcuscsp. Feb. 6. 1884.


pY Decree of the Circuit Court Of the city
ID Of Richmond CT the Goth OF NoyemeT lseo the ut
Marshas admir- Winston and sls directed nquife,
and report how far the objections rssed BY A. God
din and By John Thompson J, Of Amherst through counsel
lot IT. mentioned In the report OF Arthur A. horson
commissioner dated fled In this the 2of JAY
1850.
And by decree Of the Court Of the 9Th Of May 1861
the wilson and ais Winston and ala directed
ascertain, inquire and report whether sale Of the said lot No?
b expedent and further, take how much
remains defendant james Seldom trustee under
Ann Winston deceased Ia the bill mentioned,
much Of the surplus proceeds OF sae Of the lots
sold will be properly apporonabe or doe among the hsirs
Of Winston and the shares por
been made the said james Wron deceased
ia his NE time 10 apy Of his heirs for which they be
in coming into said apporoumsns dyon and the
amountof the same.
And By decree Court The 29th Of May 1861
In suit Of Winitons admir- Wilson'S exfs, 4c d.
rested inquire ascertain and report what have been
made BY Wrston, deceased towards tie judgment OBJ
tAned By Wilson, deceased the debt Ia that behalf
either 70 the James Wilson In lis life, his
or any SINCE and what the balance the said
debt still remaining unpaid and whether the said judy
released BY the said James WI deceased
representatives Of thn whether Agreement
behalf has been made whthe there hm
valid defence sgains the said udgnsnvih mat
tiers specially stated deemed required By any parry
The parties are hereby notified that hsvg And on WE'D
NEsDAY the On day Of March, 1884, 10 o'clock A NJ Of
ONCE The city Of Richmond the tine and place 70 execute
the Aforesaid DEGREES. - THOe. J. EVAhb,
feS-v4w Comra'r In Ohancery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
COMMISSIONERS oIyIoE.

ITO Louis Robiou, Caroline N. X. Smith,
Il John Martin aud Marion NJ Martin by decree Of
Circuit Court Of cheserhed pronounced a is November term
1865 In the suit therein depending, styled Louis MARTA q ds
Louis Robou ala Is referred Oonmlscner Of said
court 70 make certain eLqu 10 the best mode OF dividing
the land and negroes therein mentioned In kind or otherwise
ing the Ian negroes the late widow Of Thomas
Rbou deeeased lie estate including the parcel conveyed
By Thomas Robou and wife 70 the DEFENDANT Caroline ~ K
Smith Take notice, therefore, that have hxed upon eATUR
DAY, the 26 Of March, s61 my oces at chesterfield Court
House, ~ the time and phase for executing said decree
Given under my hand a. Commissioner ChAncery Of said
Oout: NATHAN. H. O0GBILL,
fel6-law4wf Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
FRnM THE RApInAN

ORANGE O. H., Feb. l6.-It is not true tina. the
enemy have fallen back to Centrevile. They are stil
occupying The same line before the move of Sunday
week.
On Thuraday last, Gilmers cavalry threwa train o
cars or the Baltimore oh.o Railroad six miles above
Harper's Ferry capturing and paroliug fifty Fedora
officers and soldiers, and getting some booty.
R,-enlistmehs are stil going on in all portions o
the army.