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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
ANOTHER DRAFT.
By the President Of the United States.
A PROCLAMATION.


Whereas by the act approved July d, 1864, entitled
An act further to regulate aud provide for the enrolling
and calling out the national ocep aud for other purposes
Il provided that the President Of the United states may,
Al his discretion ct any time hereafter call for any
ber Of volunteers for the respective terms of one
two and three years for military servlce and that in
case the quota any part thereof Of any town. township
ward of city, precinct, election district or of county
not subdvided shall not he Ged within ths space of
fifty days after such call then the President shall imme
dAtey order draft for year TO I'll such quote any
part thereof, which may be unified"
And whereas by the credits allowed in accordance with
the act Of Congress the call for Ave hundred thousand
made July 18th, 1854 the humber of men 10 be OBJ
tanned under that call was reduced to two hundred and
eighty thoussnd
And whereas the operations of the enemy 10 certain
stsea have rendered it impFacoabs to procure from
them their full quotas Of troops under said call
And whereas from tie foregoing causes but two hun.
bred and fifty thousand have been pnt into the army
navy and marine corps under the sold call o July 49, 1864
Leaving deficiency on that call Of two hundred and sixty
thousand:
Now therefore, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the
United States OF America in order to supply the aforesaid
deficiency and to provide for casualties ia the military and
naval service Of the United Saes do issue this my call for
three hundred thousand volunteers to for one two
or three years.
The quotas Of the States districts and sub-dstricta
der this CALL will be assigned by the War Department
through the Bureau OF the Provost Marshal General of the
United States and the quota any part thereof
of any town, township, ward Of city precinct election
district Of county not subdivded shall not be ELL.
ed" before the fifteenth day of February eighteen hundred
and sixty ave- then draft shall be made to ell such quota
any part thereof under this call which may be upfed
on said fifteenth day Of February, 1896.
10 testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this nineteenth day OF
December, in the year of our Lord one thousand
H. eight hundred and yfour, and Of the indepen-
deuce Of the United States Of America the eighty,
ninth ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President:
WILLIAM III. SEWARD, Secretary OF State,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
THE MAILS FOR sHERMAN's ARMY.
FORTRESS MONROE, DEC. q

FORTRESS MONROE, DEC. ~, 1904.
Hon W DEEnIsos, Postmaster General; Just arrived
here Left Gen. Sherman en- the evening of the 18th,
The great mail was distributed to the army that day
The best health and spirts prevail.
A. a. MARYLAND,
Special Agent L. q. Department.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22
CAPTURES ON THE COAST OF TEXAS

NEW ORLEANS, DEC. le.-Advces from the bocksdiDg
squadron of Galveston state that they seized during the
week ending the 9th instant Elk blockade runners
Tho yellow fever has been epidemic 10 Galveston,
The mortality vei very great.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-22

The rebel Generals Marmaduks, Cabell, and Gordon
passed through Boston on Sunday to Fort Warren ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

The New ATTORNEY -GEERaAL.-The Petersburg
(Va.) Register has the following about Hon. George
Davis, of N. c., who has been appointed Attorney
General Of the Confederate States:
Mr.. Davis has never been widely known a. q
public man. A politician, in the party sense Of
the word, he never was. He II about forty-f1v
years Of age, and man of fine presence Snd de
pertinent, and respected and beloved wherever he
10 known. Blessed with q high order of mind, he
has cultivated 1t assiduously, and has attained
high rank not only as . lawyer, butas man of
varied literary requirements. Prior to the troubles
which eliminated in Lincoln's election he was
CONSISTENT memkos4 of the Whig party. and uD
to February, 1861, abidcd ry she s:IInion .,,T
The Legislature Of North CarOlinia then, nnss..
ted by the true patriotic feeling, and throwing aside
all mere party predictions, sent commission to
the Peace Congress, and Of this commission Mr..
Davis was a member. Learning from the result OF
that mission, undertaken for purposes of an honor
able and satisfactory settlement of our difficulties
with the NOrth, how impossible It was for the
South to live In amity and honor in q Govern
mental union wii1 the North, he returned 10 his
home at Wilmington, and bade his countrymen
prepare for the struggle which he saw was at hand
and not to be averted, except by n sIayish aban-
d0nmcnt Of all our rights In like spirit of aban-
dOnment of cid party predictions, Mr.. Davis was
elected Senator of the Confederate Congress at
the same time that the Hon. VIM. T.. DoFtch, an
old Democrat, WAS elected. Mr.. Davis ssdFewo the
short term, and Mr.. DOrtch the long term. At the
last winters session of the Legislature Of North
Carolina, ex-G0v. Vim. A. Graham was elected to
oil the vacancy OccasiOned by the expiration Of
the term Of service of the Hon. George Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

General John H. Morgan, who was expected to
roach the city yesterday afternoon from Danyiile,
did not come, NOR will he como I'll tomorrow
The following highly Interesting account Of his
escspe from the Ohio Penitsatiary, and subsequent
advsntures, IL published Ia the Esqsir1. Il VIII
repay perusai
N the vsli with hinges. They could b hooked up
,r .lowed To stand on the floor, and TO prevent any
eusptcion, for several days before any work was
attempted they made Il \ habit to let theln down
ma IN n their doors and read. Capt Hines su-
neyinfended the work, while General Morgan kept
vatch 10 divert the attention Of the sentinel whose
duty Il was 20 come around during the day and OBJ
serve II anything wa: going on: Oae dsy thls iel-
shs aoef !. e0Fine ss Genera Are rsp'IsS
He i in my room, sick, /" and tmusdiateiy palisd
q document out Of his pocket And said 20 him
- ~ 0overnnens It Wsshiagsos 20 you
thlnk OF Il p The fellow, who, psvhaps, eoa'd
~ reea, being highly 6attered q the 0eneEal's
cosdsscenstoa, took Y and veFy gavsly Ioeked q
repjy. Then, handbag Il back. Be oppressed hla-
m klehly pleased with Il. II The 1eansime Ho-
kcpmith had been sisnaIe1 md eans up, profess
lag % feel vary aa.eL ann sssnnea s.' "a NE
ero5s. Hceause these Was 10 falling u whas ta0s
30 woatd ester daring The az, - q nlQet %
eame regularly every euo neass g ssen ed -
tassstsd Night Asoas. - ~ g. ~ see1 esof e
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Saek 8 iAe aosk Win pais of lsdia uubbes shess
g. 8 loen as thsir eellS eAyeat.g was uo1e =.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Swpposed Robbers. yesterday morning two
young men Of some police notoriety-Thes.
Collier and Michael Welsh alias Nelson
were arraigned before the Mayor to answer
the charge of burglariously breaking and en-
tering the chamber Of DR.. Wn. Fisher on
Sunday night last, and stealing therefrom .
trunk containing quantity Of clothing and
some valuable papers. On Monday, Dr.. f..
reported the robbery to the police, and In
the course of the day the officers received
such information a. led them to search Mrs
Whites house, on 9Th street, where they
found the stolen trunk, rfled Of its contents,
and q portion of the clothing, which had
been put into carpet-bag and placed under
Mrs. Whites bed. Learning that the trunk
had been brought there the night before by
the prisoners and Billy Conners, the police
started In pursuit Of the robbers. On get.
ting to the corner of 17th and Main streets
the police saw Collier, Welsh, and James
Denay at the corner of 17th and Gary streets,
and started In pursui. of them. Observing
the approach Of the officers, the trio drew
their pistols and started for race Imme-
diately the police gave chase, officer Seal
running down and capturing Collier and
Denay, and officer Brooks and partner catch
ing Welsh. fWhen Seal captured Collier
and turned him over to officer Bibb the pris-
Oner had thrown around him light Coat,
which he dropped, and which Bibb failed to
possess. For therecovery Of this coat the
Mayor now offers liberal reward, as 1t may
prove important in another case
Dr. Fisher testified that he left his trunk
in his room Sunday evening, and on bis re-
turn at . late hour that night his room had
been entered by the window, and the trunk
and contents were gone.
Mrs. White testified that the trunk Was
brought to her house that night by Collier,
Conners, and Welsh. Her door was not
fastened, and they pushed 1t open and came
10. She did not sec them, having no light,
but recognized their voices. Thsy were In
the habit OF visiting her house The carpet
bag belonged to Collier, and had been under
her bed for three months.
Miss a. Mccarthy boards With Mre. White,
but was not at home ON the night Of the
robbery. When she returned the next morn
ing Collier, Welsh, and Connen were sitting
by the stove, putting the clothes into the
carpet bag. The trunk was In the room,
but empty.
Tue Mayor, siser hearing fhe witnesses,
remanded the prisoners for further exami.
nation before the Hustings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Dissolsts Oherdctevs are having hard time
OF i just now, the police having undertakes
to bring oil persons btfore the Mayor who
means Of support. Yesterday three youne
men were arraigned on this charge, ana &.
ter hearing were released, the .ollHen ..
Ing instructed to have their eyes on their
future movements. This ID NO time Sor
drones. Every man should be at some hon
est employment 90 as not to become bur.
then upon the working hive. The country
needs industry, properly applied, and musS
have it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

A Leak In the roof of the City Hail ID -.
riously injurlng the plastering and floors,
and needs prompt attention. Yesterday
morning the water was dripping thro1ah ~
ceiling into the Mayors Courtroom. veey
much to the annoyance Of the msmbou of
the bar and others having business with His
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

The Feat Market, In 17th street, NJ Ne
scene Of no little excitement yesterday morn
Ing, caused by the appearance Of @. 9. on
Ger, who purchased between flfty and sevGnty
supply for individual purposes. Surely, the
Government does not intend to come into
the city markets to get supplies at time
like this. If its agents do not furnish meats,
with all the railroads and other public high
ways at their command, how 10 Il pcosiblo
for the butchers In the city markets 70 sup.
ply themy The Secretary Of War has hsa
the matter brought to his attention BY the
City Council, and will no doubt giye our
people protection for the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06
INSURANCE. AGENCIES


AGENCY ALBENARLs IHs Co,
Richmond, Jan !, 1884.
IINlRE aud elave Insurance.
The undersigned, as Agent o! the Abemarlo In.
sursnce Company, Of Charlottesville, Va, Ii prepared
TO issue Policies on nrs risks and on the lives Of
slaves On the best terms'
THOS N ALHRIEND, Agent,
ia l-N Governor street.
AGENCY SOUTHERN INs AND SAVINGS SOCIETY,
Richmond, Jan l, 1894.
Lure and Marine Insurance
u The undersigned, ~ Agent OF the Southern In
karance and Savings Society, OF Petersburg. We,
lCapta $500 oo0 is prepared to Issue Fire and Ma
rine Policies ca favorsbie terms
THOS II ALBRIfND, Agent,
Ni-N Governor street.
AGENCY JEyFHRs0N Ina CoNPy,
r>,pr Richmond, Jan l, 1854. J
and Marine Insurance.
ane updersigcsd, a. Agent Of the JsGsrsou In.
.,ss -" company of Scottsve, Va, b issuing Poli-
, w s'e and Marine Risks on the most favorable
''ts' D.. THOs ALFRIkND, Agent,
"A-o' Governor etreee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

CIV Cosac1-A called moo1anr of ~
C!fy Fathers" was held Ii taelr ~ = ri
O'Clock yesterday morning.: -. 0n.
den, Epps, Glassbrook, osiNn. 6111
Crutchdald, Walker. otok6a. CDoU6sm 6Gi
H1oh1ne, and Richardson, belo9 6eo66
TAe 1loident stated that ths nooe6g "a
becAcoQed q the requeet Of tie Co0Ii 40
on "AfMe and Clothing" the cha1yD0a q
which would make known It. wiahoo,
Mr.. Scott informed the Council ~ -
COMMITTEES needed moro funds with MA
TO supply the wants Of the Rich1On6 -.
diers, and offered the following reooaut5oo.
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the further tum ~ hAy theennA
the Committee on Arms and Closkia9.
Mr.. Scott, from the COMMITTEES on IA Y1rn
Department, offered the following roDoluf3on.
which was adopted:
kesoived, That the Commitiee . The Pm D.
partment he authorized 70 hire for ehe P1Fa nr161N
one aesro man to act - hostles, and one sSavo -
to act - fireman for The sssam Ore saoins.
Mr.. Scott called the attention Of IL Conn.
Gil to the fact that Confederate aeenfo -
visited the First Market and there purcA Aaoo6
for Government uses most Of the s6 aeA1906
meat there on sale, thus cutting or Our elfl-
Gems from their usual supplies Of meae, -
offered the following resolution, whleh wao
adopted:
Resolved, That committee Of three - -
pointed to wait on the Secretary Of Wa 81
policy OF the Government to allow their ellesm =
- nssisss =; - : D. -
ThePresident appointed a tho eoGS Sittoe
Meesrs. Glazebrook, Stokes, and Clopton.
The Council then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Disordsny-Bernard Does was arreatod
for disturbing the nelghborhood in which
he lives, and brought before the Mayor
The evidence proved that Docs, after taking
too much toddy, staggered against . lady "a
the street, for which some one beat him ee-I
verely. He was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

"A Gold Watch, white face, TobiAs maker.
No. - ,888, y how held by officer Seal, of the
city police, for want of an owner. The on
Ger took It from prisoner charged with
grand larceny, and thinks his right 10 & very
Mayors Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Hospital Statistica-The Windcr Hoepital
was organized April /, 1869. From that
time to the 1st Of December, 1863, the total
number Of patients admitted was So.007. or
this number 1850 were transferred, SO,n10
returned to duty. 6,675 furloughed, "a al.
charged, l. ,12S deserted, and 9, ,149 died. Sus.
geOn A. G. Lane Ii In charge.
At Chimborazo Hospital, Dr. J. B. McCaw
and fst NovaEaber. 1888. there vere l7.1M
patients admitted Or this number 49,
were transferred, 7,S45 returned 10 dufv.
4,S7s fnr!oughed, 6S5 discharged, SO deoefts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06
EntsviMg q StoveAowss. Joseph johnson
and John Shinn, charged with breaking and

and John Shinn, charged with breaking and
entering . c. 8. storehouse, near Castle
Thunder, with tho intention Of stealing Yam.
kee clothinf,. were before the Mayor yester.
day for exail nation. The sentinel on duty
at the stos shouse heard noise inside BE-
tween { and O'Clock In the mosning, and,
reporting the fact 70 the Sergeant Of the
post, the room was catered 81 the guard,
who found the prisoners In the immediate
vicinity Of several boxes which had been
broken open. They also discovered that 4
bar TO one Of the windows had been 70
moved, making an entrance su6lciently hag(
for the prison 10 uass through. The pfls.
oners proved BY one Of the 1entinels thal
they wers both very drunk, . few houu Is
fore their arrest, leaving Il to he inferred
that they entered the warehouse wtthouI
knowing whsro thsy vera Alter haa1ipa
the Witnesses end IegnaE1n of couneel, ~
pSisonegs wero yenAn6e0 for 8 further konr
Ing before The Hua1in0p Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

and Peter Roach, for threatening violenco 10
Hugh. Regan, was not disposed OF By the
Mayor yesterday, because OF the desire OF
the parties TO make up their differences ont
of COurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06
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An ro.r. Me,ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

~ nesasaia, aaA eant ~ down ylshsst bsjne
:sis . sss. wa ...y e - 8 q .
s.s : 49, i ssi is~. s;s ss e, &
!hsse roads, fof fear ny own nse Wila kili 0e."-
The fsaf o. losiag that suels aaA ee4es bsoaeht
her aeain g N Accommodating neod, add shs
tnroefh oar fhrm, that rosA down ~ ne 6slds''-
The 0snerel says, "Of course, Panf yos can do i,
md :. The Might 4 ve1y eosd, win give yes elo
81 sas, sas os
poor mans nerves, and ne yielded, and getting on
norse, ne took them seven miles 70 the big road
From this time forward he had series OF adsen-
ueaf another river In Tennessee, when he resolved
70 % up to house and nnd the way. Hines went
% tne house, while the General stood In the road
hind him, he quietly slipped to one sids o The road
and IL passed By without observing him. They
vent travelling s1tet Hines, and, poor fellow, be
!n 1as nos ceen heard o. since. How sad 20 think
tnat ne should either be captured or killed afler
% many brave ehosts, not only In bis own behalf,
but also In that Of the 0enerai, for the General
says that Il Il owing chiefly to Hiness enterprise
When he arrived At the river referred TO above,
ne tried 10 get over, intending to stop that night
with good southern man on the othen side. He
could not get ovsF and had 70 remain At the house
Of Union man. Tho next morning he went to
the house that he had sought tha night previous,
and found the track Of the Yankees scarcely cold
Ihey had been there all night, expecting he would
come there, and had murdered everybody who had
attempted TO reach the house without battling them
In pursuing this brutal course, they had killed
thrfe young mem nsiahboEs Of this kenteman, aAd
weM aws5 Isavins thetF dead bodles ssa -
Alter he had crossed Obey's river, and got down
Into Middle Tennessee, he found IL almost inpos-
sibie TO avoid recognition. Al one time he passed
some poor women, and one Of them commenced
clapping her hands and said, ssOh, I know who
that II /; know who that 10 +" but, catching her
self, she stopped short and passed on with her con-
panions.
The General says that his escape was made en-
tirely without the assistance from any the
outside, and, 90 far as he knows, also without
their knowledge OF his Intention; that the an-
n0uncement Of his arrival At Toronto was one of
those fortuitOus condolences that cannot be ac-
counted for that It assisted him materially, no
doubt In fact, he says that his ''wife's prayers"
saved him, and, ~ this Ii the most agreeable way
OF explaining Il, he IL determined 10 believe IT,
The above account may be relied on cOrrecI
and, although much has been left out, yet enough
Is printed to stamp II a. one Of the most remarka-
bic escapes in history.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Hsld to Rsa.-John aud Tin, Ac1lahaa
were before the Mayor yseterday, ard hel1
TO bail for beating john Burns. Tin dj0
none Of the lighting, but, - usuaa, he va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06

Calling on TIE GosWnor.-Yestorday uaosn.
ing the militia officers Of Richmond net IN
body In front Of the City Hall, and, pre-
ceded by band Of music, marched 20 TIE
State Executive Mansion, where they weeO
introduced to the Commanderin-C Ckief u
the militia, In neat and appropriate spseeA,
by Col. Thos. j. Evans
Gov. Smith responded happily. - he ~
ways does when called upon, and returned
thanks for the courtesy thus shown him
The Governor is soldier, ss wen = : states-
man, and, having every confidence IN ne
power Of the South to sustain itself against
the Federal hordes, and In the indomltAblo
will OF Virginia to win her freedom q tho
ize the militia for defensive operators. snd
gladly lead them to the field wien their 80.
vices are needed. Trae steel himself he Win
only ask the people to follow where ho Win
lead, and they will do II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-06
DAS6PORTl
DnAR1xnr on sfAH,

D1PAN1MMf % S1A0j [
Richmond, 8lst December, 1851.
The President having approved the following rule,
BY virtue Of the authority vested in him by the 2sd
section Of the act Of the 18th Of August, 1866, no.
tice thereof hereby given for the Information Of
all concerned:
sNo Passport will b. issued from the Department
Ol State during tho pending war TO any male ctr
sen. unless the applicant produca and die in the D..
partment Q certificate from the proper military 40.
ihorities that he not liable 70 duty in the army"
JP BENJAMIN,
tal-ln Secretary Of Stato.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NiDEND Notice The Board Of Difeetors Of
I3.t. tns Insurance Company Of the STATE Of Viz
~ -. usve declared dividend Of Elk per oeat ont
:. Issp pfonts Of the Jx months sudjng DsosmbeT
.s. ocs, payable to the stockholders oa and aftss
uls lot Of January nsxt
Richmond, Dec 2s. 1898 A. SO