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MEyTyrS.l DEHSCBaCs.

The Slavery porty a. keniucky, calling
n.elf Democratic though rompo.ed IN good
part of tine most ioisiliierous WLies. held q
State Convention % L1u. ,ilie on Iuesday,
Which r. said TO t..c been LARGELY attended.
Charles \. " ickiih,--,.ho has belonged TO e.
cry Pro-Slavcrv party thai ha. divided Ken
lucky these forty years-has been for Cay.
Tyler Jackson So. Hc.--iu iact, FOR nearly
every body and eye'r 'tius but Impartial Lib
crly-who was a Copperhead member Of The
asl Congress and ,hc badly beaten candidate Of
the Copporhrad, a-. Fan FOR Goycruor--pre-
sided. Mr. Geo. D. Prem ioe--vho finds him.
sell, Tor the drs time in iu~ hc. Democrat,
doubtless IA his own aston ..lncni-i, We pre-
sumo, one of the delegate. G.o' 20 Chicago.
ia the pIaifnm-wAiCh p piraici with flour
st Of cyul'ing headlines IN Ths \. }. EgPr.ss
we READ us follows:
"Rfoirfd That In TIC 'eIp rotation of the ColstitG.
tiou guided Nv oh declaration ~ is agtior hf
the deliberations ol thO fccriti Convention by fis
resolutions Of l7ns md I, PREPARED and expoiud,,i
ny Jefferson cud Madison and by the decisions Of the
supreme Court. and guccd Dy these lights - d'cla
hdf c cJt ion "a sb fooDRof s'srs sorrciai
States Trrfr cor'e iod poss'h 0uhori- - %
ne Coas'fri0n bur was pronounced by It's m1ters
an act Of suicidal folly; and tnc people or the nicd
States would have restored their shattered Constitution
ana avoid for themseyc' ard tloi pOsteri.y the sGV
CRY of military daspOsm ard public debt the inter
esi upon which never h0 met ihcs must bring th
war speedy close pad Tint the revocation 4 all
unconstitutional ec's anf pretended lnws and an w O..
mediate armistic3 and kntiCugi Convention tor
hC adjustment Of our difficulties NE tn only means
u saving or nation from unlimited calamity aud ruin "
before our troubles had reached bloody
issue, Kentucky, through her Legislature, pro-
posed u National Convention, and invited
her sister States to Peace Conference The
Free States accepted her invitation, aud sent
delegates TO- NEE, hers; but not one of the SCI.
ceded States sent delegate or took any notice
Whatever of the 'Confcrencr.' When the dele
gates had assembled, The Free States, after
vainly waiting for Kentucky 70 propose her
own panacea oi National Convention pro-
posed it themselves; when kentucky unii,d NTH
all tie rest Of The Conssrcol;re ond BORDER States
10 rote dorm Every Republican present
voted for the Conventions; nearly OF quito
every artl-Repnblicnn voted gair5t IT, Aud
now--ailer three years of ucsclating War, OF
Wholesale hloodshed, and rolling up an i'm.
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To ar Editor If The v. Y. Tyibuae.

SfR: As many persons suppose ] am the author
OF the in relation to the Fremont and Cochr4e Rsiscs
zion Meeting printed In your paper tins morning and which
made the occasion Of editorial the suhoc
beg leave TO say that the writer Of the said note D.
H. Plumb being together another person. and exclusively
sponsibe for bis sets But being myself deeply inter
eed IN the movement fo the election Of Cen Fremont, Lav.
ing leen active in promoting the Ratification Meeting referred
TO- and knowing something OF s composition aid srit
with TO ai1 that think your criticism Of tie meeting Is rot
vaIred by the facts though many Of the sentiments uttered
were n accordance with my views nor in harmony
with the principles Of the Cleveland Convention.
Yours, DAVID PLUME, No. 81 Nss'au s,ress.
S,ir. yo,k. jane o. 1854.
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LIES Or TIE DAY.

10 he Edi0r II Tie ~ Y Tribune.
SIR; viii you please give some information to
your Canadian readers respecting thu aenons Of many
re hore censorship constantly exercised tho
press ofihe United States l. thero any sach ine l. ic;e
censorship over tho telegraph, and to ~ha, extent
Isthere spytsu,h in the statement, OF correspondent Of
The Missouri a.psbioaR the saoc that Gen Banks burned
aandris turning the dcfencls aud cnldscn Of
both Rebel aud luton miles into the dc refusing
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Onions for the Army.

Arrangements having been made for the
transportation Of vegetables TO the Army Of the
Potomac, those disposed to give, either in money
or in vegetables, can send the money to the sub
scribers, or inform them where the vegetables arc
70 be had on Friday next July ].
CHAs. n. MARSHALL, No. 30 Burling Zip.
GEO. W. BLUNT. No. 10 Water street.
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A policeman WIS tried yesterday on charge
Of sssaulting colored woman and putting her
put Of a car on the Eighth Avenue Railroad.
The case is that to which we have previously
referred. We cannot better state tho result
than in the words Of Commissioner Acton, who
said
"s va very ses1y sysh sood o0sss a the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30

The House yesterday took one step forward
y voting. in concurrence With the Senate, that
hereafter no witness shall be excluded from the
United States Courts on account OF color.
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The Senate yesterday voted by n 10 q, that
Mossrs. Eishbsck aud Baxter, protesting to rep
resent the State Of Arkansas in the United
States Senate, are rot entitled 70 seats in that
,odv
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Ns~9lork DAILY Gribn,1a
THURSDAY. JUNE 80, 1914.
10 rnr,.a.no,dcnfx.

Nc uotic. car ie taken o. AnWNnoas ohitiaiai'"h'
Whateveri intended Cor insertion llr'' To- aatheniie ca
Nv The nar7r s-e adirsss &C The n"-' nc fstfy io'
p,hcati,p. bat ~ L eiaIa ftY tor ~. good iat..
AL business letters Tor ;is cce should be addrtsr4 70
TR,suST,H Nryv-Nork.
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DAILA Ahibt NJ
singe -,
subscribers. t.l lss1esi
SEM WEEKLY TkibINE. -
Per wear nOt Cd
WIEkLY rRiBiNE -,
Per 52 sues)
Payable in advance.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The n. y Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Wednesday June ~. lsjt

WARRINGTON "Wednesday. June ~. 1864
THE TAX BILL.
The expected Tax bill went in this afternoon.
IT. distinctive feature perhaps, Is tax OF quarter Of
ore Der cent upon sass In all mercantile establishment
whose business amounts TO over $1,000 year
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The total official and estimated revenue for
the fiscal year which ends tomorrow. iSs2i'sS o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28
w. w. KIMBALL.
I42 Lake ST., CHICAGO, Ill.

CHAS. WHITMORE, AGENT.
Plymouth. Marshall Co.. Indiana.
N. B.-Any ono purchasing Piano or any
other instrument, Of whatever make, can do so OF
me 10 per cent less than at any house in Fort
g. aet- octl5-nJOm'sl0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

oOPPER, Brass and Old Iron wApted 1T b
Buox & ToAs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

.f3ss II - 0~ emo
A Ii sizerconsta ntly onhand atthe MAMMOTH
N Store Of Buck & ToAs4s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-28

|NIAILS--Allsizes, and the best quality Attic
IN Mammoth Hardware Sterepf
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Cnpt. Th0uIns DeverpuI j ones.


DIED II Hiehno I'd the 81 Of November 1864 II r
wound received the battle OF Briso@ STATION apt9n
THOMAS iDGyEREEX J0EEa, company F, 2;i rsg
ment u Troops ngsd - yea-s. cf tbs l7ts ThoH
F. Jones' and gr an,I.on OF Thomas r. DeSsrnE 10th
North Car, ling. hus IFS 81 vriurus iYteerit
aud lofty devotion clOaea by dts!h mich illustrated
lu ncbiast tf,is Cl,i:tIu mai. COD W al-before
biu witch nsse lis ayeiy >iez~, sui Mes; IL.
i'i Of dol ssi: a-oam fJrtiir .! so!he Tield, up
lttat e ard PlHc Ee sl;rancIG q! s,; lad upoR
tfst g,snd leiaC written for
by tho sworda Of Southern ffesnlt
Pat,enes sad ::crrts.r- paiieEeu rhnk on hin who,
With iy blood, fsv's' i:csa on v"luats5 re rifcs
sscrame1t tai gta Forihin theta 81 msnhood n: hi
G mt, y's calf Ttn wect IL islcr ed cns
Fame. heath, hsppueSs: yre :s issat freely he aiG
upon lis ccunrs's sU<r Thiuh NJ; hGrl,
That God NTH pitynC .ys scsor,s the uatar, c>.
iog:5 ThIk rot hard Ns,rvo:k-t ~ h'>se< :.
leaas aglu'ioIg crd that grand rcsrons szerGcA by
wo!ca5hc Onc.5et ices the d oi7er.s,
Is 10 CIR moraeyss homab.e hut pc
cious-pteciUpr ps!co o! DER e siuti !scci u
Thy loved died bit still BIS GINS, LA COCA :scs
and by thar act tnat Sori"us s-.f f"2n,inn,
He helped ct that CGntI jreei Et1 Ut. b: Il ,ia
ry lies e;sbalredn ilouRsnd -fr"tafu iis.s:ts:.
Long years bsccc, wher. with SlnU t.5e 1iiaa has
= traced his GROW on thy. c:;eG1.
Busy en- is vide frSi ~" HeIn Siiito OF iie,
through :hee 10 do hntIc.ertntr
Mother; With. ren ieyo t-Dt-r -cDc, Bhtl 10 hsif
llt,l.,rtit', IN isii thy gnrraH, ;,
And in 10. whisper. ss In pIes.Ers u ofy lmEsaal
ssy, "she wears ,hcte waed1 fer co no 'alafS'
+ Bristol"
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PETITION

. Mr.. BURR presaniei me ac:if:on - Il ic
cher and others for L .ensw:i ~ les, 81
ground adjoining he Ste -i-'1 :. : -.
"tV al uchmoru!. y nj. -; '.;.';rr
escRo,raD ~.
The ioll2w;ES hills were rea ! o -ec 1 go
;; sai a.aered 70 &c enSr,4se;i e. s.:c4 raa:
ing:
Repeating the act pascal ); ,:.Il =: i. -
onat!e an act providing Far ~ = eup IT,. q!
certain parties upon religious -rHu:nis.
Providing FOR tie raY;nHa: "a u:;.e..
.:r"yed by h7e in the ,pH''!'e wa-e=. ty;se
Richmond last Spring.
Pro2idins fer the sic Of carsain s,a5es 10
the State Peni:cniiary.
Authorizing railroad crmpania, ard ot.:c..
corporations TO pay their indebtedness l. : :
commonwealth in the registered coupon so',.i,
Of his State.
/. releasing the Coa,nsnwe .i.h's cam :.
certain Lam: to Mstther Sylvia.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTfr cry.
The bill 10 amend the rs !, section Of c:..r..-
ter 81, Of the Code concerning ,ae yirair. i.
Military destitute WAS taken up On It's rass-
age The bill provides for the admission ~.
90 Young men, enc lram~eacfl- Senatorial dis
trl.s, who shall I've educated and boar,:sai frep
OF charge: ami makes an appropriation for
that purpose from the public t'ca.urv
The vote on tn" passage of the bill STOOD
aye IS. noes none no quorum voting
Mr.. THos. s. HArInsD rnuyrd . cell Of the
Senate. and the motion was agreed 70.
The Clerk proceeded tn call tn" roll again.
Z. Mr.. PEsDLEToS moved that further rr ed
ings under the call be dispensed with. The
motion was disagreed to.
The Clerk proceeded - cali the absanieca.
when various excuses were 0tterei for absent
Inembera.
Mr.. ToaLIN moved that further proceedings,
under-the call be dispensed with
Mir. JoNFs opposed then, ton.
Mr. WoGsnAa believed ihat thoee ..:,serf
from their seats were attending 70 tho bust
ness-cf their constituents ut the Departments
or elsewhere4and.h hoped, that on this oeca-
sion the oall would not be enforced.
Mr.. HAYAoNp should vote for 4 Suspension
Of the call now, but he would take this ccca-
sion to say that henraf,,rth he should oppose
oil further efforts TO disrerse with 4 call: and
ha hoped that hereafter The House would tine
all absenteea
MIR. BROOKE said that this was 40 time Cor
ioSSoie'' w iilI'ol buuCc WIS DtltIt
us. and the legislation Of the State shoul.i not
be made mockery. II necessary. members
should be brought 10 tho bar OF tho House AID
made to discharge their duties
The question WGs furSher d;srrssei BY
Messrs. DEASE, liENnSIcK, T"NL!S i'RErnow
DErERLE. ROBERTSON, BUawgLL and prSy.
Mr. Cox called the previous question. .whicI
VIA sustained, and fu' thnr proceedings uu;,er
the call were dispensed with.
The question wss ;hcn taken On 'hc pa&sa9"
Of the bill, end decided in The aifrn:a;ivc-
Ayes 80. Noes u.
The bill amending and rc-cnattnt tn" IN
section Of cha ter Ia OF the Code Of Vir.i
mia, WAS taken UP The blanks were ii l'dm
fixing the salary Of rhn attorney fr 30" c.
cnit Court Of the city Of I.7nrhhurr =; : (I)n
of eitv Of Richmond at - 1Gl, OF P,tr.rhHr:
u $500, Re.
Pending the consideration III tiir hill,
On motion Of Mr. PITyAS, the House AID
i0urn:G.
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PASSPORTS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 3lst, 1863.
The President having approved the folow-
ing rulo, by virtue Of the authority vested in
him by the 2Sd section Of tho Act Of 18TH
August, 1856, notice thereof is erohy given.
for the inf ,smation Of al concerned.
J. T. BlaIAHIN,
Secretary Of State.
'No Passport will he issret; i-a.n the De-
pavtuen. cs' State during !:a pending war. to
any male citizen, ur,!,ss the applicant pro-
duce and file 10 the department. acertidcato
from .:.e proper military authorities that he
IL not liable tn duty IL the army
ianl-lU
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tiJ'T e INSp'R GEMS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND. VIZ, Jan. S, 1864. =!
) EtnI#.i \ ]. QREE2E


|. For tho infnrlaatic1 of all con cerned, and
to correct prevalent misappreheasion, it is
announced that there exists no mandatory
provision Of lew securing to enrolled con-
scripts TIC right to glucose in what company OF
regiment they will servo. They cannot be
assigned to companies from other States, and,
in general, their Wishes are to be consulted as
to the choice Of companies where no consid-
erat!ons Cor the good OF the service intervene
ia rre7cnt compliance, assignments once made
By commandments If conscripss, in good faith,
il :ha exercise their discretion, will not be
considered as fit subjects for complaint
ls:esod) 8. COOPER,
Aii'E and IRsp,r GeDrrai.
sas- Wing copy one week.. jac6-lw'
AIT. ANn TNsp. GENERALS oFFICE;,(
RIcHxoNn, Va. Jan. 4, 1884.
essSssHI: oEDEss;; -. So
MOL.
81. If Immediately after she death Of an
officer. there ba no family connection or legal
representative present to aIio!n the ciiicer'
charged by tho 9th article of Var With So
CURING: his effects. may deliver them, he will
turn them over. under The provisions Of P'ara-
graph III, General Orders Il 1863 i, tasthe'
qnartGmca.,.r OF the rcgineat"r post, as che:
may indicate to be proper
II. Surgeons ~ Assistsnt Surgeons in
c't;rse Of hospitals will upon, the death Of q
sol3ier il hospital, furnish the Second A:udi~
tor of'tae Treasury = statement from their
POLL, showing the LIST pay u,enl, presiding his
daetn. made 10 sui.A .u.der.
BY order. .,
(Signea} :. COOPER.
Ian.5-lw Ait. K Insp. Gen'l.
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II 4 X I n X 1 n u

n y ! L
Farmers aEA planters notified itat they mus. not
cetver their tax i I'D UPON suy other than recsps of
Qstrternaster3 auf GSmusssrc5 serving with troops.
m! OF offie.:s I'D an,s duy CT :hnss who
t:orf thise flee specially suiherizsd to collect
Tho p:a -r.-ants, wagur.r ls-rs snd team
sterS wHsr .a They haze 10 auth rity AIRY
one give tEnu suGo:iy. 20 ra,sipt FOR IA in kri
LARH r. SMITH,
Assistant Quarter; Es.er GtBfr.i.
ASSISTANT Y. III. GGSEHir': OFFICE Ian. !. lsfl.
i,ui
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received Ton. tie President, announcing shat
Il La! a-.Gl MS s!rIa SIC - The ILL ilh0!iel.
H., uD>ttLi'. ez"lIEt.uiIs, AID tic Till pro-,
i.t:ag for Killing vacancies f1r delegates from
certain Indian nations.
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RECEPTION OF GEN. JOIN IT, MORGAN
. fG.DSY.

~. TIC COMMITTEES o: tho Council clrarecl " nj,
ihe duty Of ;AnirTirg the h"sp;'aiili.s q the cry
Ia 6 ;neixl JcEn II msaean on h;5 arrival leg
leave TO n, nonn". to ne public that Is, re. CHI
tie city lsst evening cr1H"~ orcup'es 'ka qnpr.
terE U'nS:ied :or BIS aecol noods'iun at tie Bal
Lard h"a.e.
Thoy ara~prc- farthsr tia. to-day. a. Il
s'cl,cS n. ba ~: b. escorted - the Council and
,ha e a'ary rom lis irsr;rI' % tho City Hal.
.cherc from he Sou !crn por!ico ~ vii: BE-
furn.iiy welcomed TO !hs CT BY he Mayor. ard
WHARF IN opportunity Nil lie et.or' ed Ill OH.
o. op|e 10 .cc, ~ rrea: aad II aelcom bin 20 our
midst: e d HILL
Chairman Committee
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LEcTrEr9 Cor Tt>rfu.--Ite "Gv Interest.
iug course Of Satha:h evening i.ar,rrrs 1T
=. Peers. ~ Bishop Mas'll. which uas
-H-r"mdcl ;wn weeks "ra. viii ie renewed n
Sunday evening rcSt. ThCy viii re- deliver
81 ny formerly .ilcr vespcrs, which begin at
hsif ,ast taGcc n'ri, ck.
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AEE!YAL " CrN Administering 20
some cl,.c tao D4ns,le cars were detaine,!
yer.-:d;.y -rvsfai .nnrs beyond ,arjr rc.r'ar
tine, ami TIE t-e!n ha.ing il n. t:,rsan Oh
hu,y ~ rot arrive MI about 8 n'c!o, (. The
darkness o.! the light reverted III. ,mpToma
,ic ,n-,ra ION Hi'ch sever i taou> sands ~ i"o
c'f : t., who had repaired to he ,}ot wcT"
rcp5rcA 10 N ke Ga The nuisal &C Ger.
II rsa1 lie Wa escorted 10 TIE R,!!G-r Il nse,
and lcadercd the hos; aIi';.s e: TIE city.
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WtFGLz LETaGs.- Ms t'Sceiieaay, ucyer.
ao; Smirh. S,s resumed :;o fashion. formerly
u :"s''o. q s:inS weekly ieSsce al TOE Gu
b~nnleriA. mansion. Tr.se social .euniona
arc appointed 70 taas place IN every Friday
ri.ilg. The f:ss-3;I" C''i :ake r!&re ia-niRE,.
wre1. '0uh c~s Gtu. .iofgan and ct!,er do
':ar: she'd guests 81 Il - nrc~ent
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BIAkRISD.

H.ssJrp On tho 9Th !esi In lie Ctrrch =: .so 'toly
Lnn re Is, Hsgd- ron, y. o. by ~ ksT, " q q
irr, Sfr Il. o. RAWLEj OF Bstirorc, 20 "is, + Az.
1 T.. daughter Of the late John H. Butler, OF Harfsk
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10 the S4it,r: 81 tho Enquirer
CE>ERAL uosPITAL 10. Il, }
nIcarnnr e L rnnu o. l.. - 7:

KcasoAD, "a JANUARY q, lec4
Gentiemen- 2, rmit NE, through your col.
unlns 80 return n:7 nslst hearty and sincere
tuarks TO the iyfre- II 81. Peters Cathedral
for the kind d" asign TO the sick III tbis hos.
pirnl Oh New Yeas day.
Too much c"aDos be said for those no,'e
daus hers OF Eirgih!o. Nay hey lorg %
TO enj y 'he Freedom Tor which We 81. ~
s;rVssiy con'enainF. Very respectfully.
W. v. TalsBE9T, Hospital stewart.
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ARRIVAL OF DIR WRlGHTS FAMILY
FnOM NORFOLK.

The Pete rsburs papers of yesterday snuounc'
the arrival in that city on Wednesday lat Of
about forty refugees from Norfolk:
Among these. We understand. arc tie afflicted
family OF DR.. Wright, who are stopping n ih'
Bollilgbrook Iio:ei. We bespeak tI:e symPs.h
of our ci;izens for those victims OF Yankee tyran
nv, They have lost home, prnpsrty, and a!tnos;
everything worth living for, in The cause Of Their
country, and surely Ought TO b. received and
hopOrsd Hs martyrs il the cause of liberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

SEN Mu.C.--W'c ac indebted to li.o au5,
lisl,rr. MI. J. W. Randolph, for had mel,
iti,ua .;phcd piece 81 muse. sI'i:!e}, Two.
:, .irna bu, IN ~ - l'reEm. COMPOSED by n SOY
Il Virgin ia. The words and - nj: .u. both
beautifully and p1c'icH'y e1prs'scJ. sr:f! ea.,t!e
the con,pO,:'iou 10 pa pnlar favor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

Tine TEIAI. or JEssE!: WHITE. charged Will
tho murder OF u 'oan nnlned Andrews, Ma CO...
mcncei in Jndgs Lgung' Court yosnrlsy. All
tho evidence III 'bo cnsn wG1 euns over rrs.r.
bat nothing Eew ri;ci:e,!. 81 u is:e knur he
case w"s given 10 ir- Jury. who ieiIing 10 ser,o
upon verdict. were 'orked up ior lie niEh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

TsiriL l.ThRLrTr D--The accommt GGtiou
tain Of the Central road. Il great CONVENIENCE 10
the penpia hs, hecn unable several times lately
20 u..kr ia usual Ups. wing 30 he sca'c.ty rf
l-bor The regu ar nip, "i! BE- .,sG;n' d dnsc,,
~ he necessary io.ce can b. psGrn.el 10 ria
the Tain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08
DARK MOTH HSGnAvIN&,,

GEO DuNN e. co, having ce,ap'c.ed thalr e:sass.
ment with the q. s. Treas1rr, EAcg iass ngT1sers
Department % their Esu arerises s cosaer OF Main
and itE streets, rrsrs.ea - ~ ogdes tor STAT
or Bank Notes Oha:ps BIS Sls.c, Desperation Rail-
way Boa;!s, Bankers Cteeks. Bis Of Exchange. uest
ca:ts &C. "heY VIII DO glad 70 shaw the designs
and o:rsaionSar is steel plate, eagrsyse by thor of
tho g. s. Government, to supply degns n1 make es
ra.sS tyr Engraving sra sitcsl Piste Printing.
'at'e ssPpsy =: s'~r. hts5 t!Es--s src,.i
printed. nrhs Gso reitrobcs eEsf N Hiohrnaoc 9"
q .rub,s, &. O, GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM 'GRLLATEp
sGIyH iIssSpGGI.
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

What was the fate o: Litur; Il. C. LIE, 3Sth
Ala, Vols, captured at LovkouL Mountain 7 Mas
he wound ed, or is he Bste? Respectfully
Z. 4. DAVIS,
Late Captaia 9th Ala Reg.
NnrthArn nEnars nlease COPY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

Tue pRsoSs ---,lac Srissu:, ,suiii:ury a1i
otherwise. continue tail t5 repj"';or. HG,:
not Coy. l.ttrher exercised rnc par,:cnire
power prH;ry Freely ,'u7;Gg the pusl .aiuusg.
the rer;.eE,iacy would rat Lave a.%U!arl9.
i:;e'. more ihan hail g.! ~ iarsa,cs Sjns-
i!!c css.hiishuGn5 IL lai.e Lyons C0&7t,
sufficient number .! athletic, able buIrt!
s':anl.s have been sent tiIiIher to L,,ke very
fT pecisblG battalion in pj.Et 81! 5."lEncg-
Faa rale Il; ,Sh:ch ,nGirl"rinr. have been cy:'-
v,rted into pt''tzllia! subjects rs Tie illus
tin@S Cont tms btcn E:.i!? cr&:!.Ht,e "a 800
iurics a; |. XII ru,.G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

FALSE EhTuR>s.-Iwo IT three o tAe
butetersdoiuS business IL the "a Msrsr. hiss.
ben arrested, 1t the Instance Of lie Cor;siernt,
Government, 'oT making ;a!:c rs:uruS Il iiiY
amount OF In ir sa!eS ~. the Collector % faxes.
S"nh:y parties doing business d, .igy gpuds Iu.,--
chants have been arrested tnI srsiiir ,f.e;'.s,
The matter is now undergoing nv sing ;.tis,l bt.
fore Alexander ii Sal 10. E q as commissioner.
In sne iilSIan"e n man returned his saI's 3:
S33 uCO and afterwards altered It 70 SIS COO
All XIX ds al petty sh.:is &c make snd ,etnIn ID
almighty dGi!nr scfiTsd go. % - b. ,-.:ta rts
disni.y .l:.nr rko Wuait is;n l,:.g5 !s ssuy..
b is:e ihay eIionast- ftt,gs2z IS, Va, 10 hEe1
driven 'i:st rtsptc;gbis sm:rsiieSt Gl,t c.@ asEa
number ii persuus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-08

edsS. -nI.--s:.e -..:;;rT17rS wa 10 gisssed %
fss be member % III: t'sD G"y.rrr ~, iir
ts q; ciia RS thefSof sad o-hz6r rsrs srsT',s \
ocI et and az a 'occcslias FrIia, gI usesr