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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

1SHs GS TIE SECURITY or THE five Hun
''ct Eilou pr. cent. noptsrsbis bonds under ,hs
Zee. q tt= Currency Lava
1?a,rs en- call will be received BY the Treasurer ~
- city, tie !ssistant Treasurer Charleston And Mobile
~ tie pos:tar.es st Wilmington, Raleigh, Oolnrabls,
.I.n:.h, y ugu,:a and Montgomery. And certificates
~: s.t or the tame bearing ine1 - at tie rate Of
t:i' tsEt per aanum AID secured by the
IA sh"aat Of the above bonds, equal 70 the Of
t aass. Tee bonds 10 Re set sPs- By The Treasurer
-. IT, Tccs:;, =h;a SOL, ap1.vd rrclusysy 70 %
i,':::! Il t.3 60! Certificate,
lie 'ssnsty al eoa"cE.sCts ai'''sd TO Bsi.ks and
.-;: se'jc:It:', 4Ed ca RE icanf generally By thu
"tae o. i;-r:;Hs5 2Tc-'Es9!s, &ap 'ae eject OF the
aa=':, Il iccc,.:: a!n,lci ee,ias me currency
''kn sHi:-ste hu.:,is, II " .oo, ei' commend +
~; rs.:It :..s:,rs i. q. 81 l2 i: I,ro -.dt
e s. Tx E:I.; C:,i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. ~ 1871.
0.sfa.L rRp1Ss'
/ Iae G.,rs:sls Of Reserves viii hereafter
,pirai !ac Ear,iliug Officers, and c)utu.5 tho
,;;:a.ss Of ocrsclip sion end eprdllm snt in
hi! 7aapecsiTs States, under the di, se:ion OF
Il Secretary Il War, thrrush tbs Consor!pt
iDrrau.
II. C1mmx.asr's o! Go"se:p.s, and o!
i,uns ct Instruction., will ts undsr tho direo-
- Q! tho Ger erals Of Reserves.
II. AS sooI % practicable. ell .bcers and
..B n2S employed in tie ec.olirg scrSioe,
:;;;:o1 Es rnrclIing officers, oouecriTt guards,
,,;ss or o.aer w;se, except such a. arc retired
:; tssigrca 10 light duty by the Medical
T,srds, will De relieved by Details ircm tho
gs,e5ve FcToaa, GEC teit; 10 the field.
y. III applications io-IS smbt Oh All! .!o.ail
-: - jra,sui.;al, through too Gehsrals Of
i;',n-t.,:;i,;, fer decision. Tie flios Ct
ra- .,r.:l District Earolling Oh Iesr is
-. ...h a&i c1mmgncaticus ;roia L,csl
r i'll U.a,srs xii he !raaSnl,sts thr' ugh
=. ...n rrar;.ants .! U0nsc-ip.s 20 The G;ne-
y, R~.e.Saa. Al oti,er mas DO assisnsd
:, ,r.g ~ f.e:, Congressional District by the
;,,rn. 4 ksseETss as Ipsoeosor OF CJn-
..r::.en
\. ':..a rtpll;s acquired h be furnished
..Ga5rsu ot Consoription by Paragraph Y,
a:g I'll Oidcr-. No. 81. Adjutant and lnspec-
:, nc.ecei's O:hee, current series, are often
..:.N.Te "nI incomplete, failing to give tie
ua,v IL wluoh thu msn resides. where it is
..r,,s. 10 may be found. or such other in
:na,lon 90 may lead to bis prompt srrest.
l. J,..:,:i2u Of Negimental and Company
,=..sls !, especially directed 10 tile teilns Of
,,,i ,:t,tf. sad ;htir compliance Herewith re-
.a:.... Clly tloSo nien who have deserted,
Al. .h-,u. irom their elmnands withou,
,:,?e7 aa;boti:y, should he reported, and when
.Anen 70 ststnt bhSs been reported, it will
s:ouiy necessary TO report those who subse-
...slir "asa5,s themselves, until return Of
Ia ac;.ou taken by the enrolling fioer is re-
,.1ad By the of;c.r repor,ieg such desertion
;a'7crc7.
~ Paragraph II, General Orders, No. e.,
,a,rsnt -;ries, is amended, by striking out tho
.l,i.. VIII not 5e molested without spe-
Isl criar," ami inserting the following Ian
.::s', will be allowed TO retsin it on show
Il: :u,h right"
Gy order, S. COOPER,
Ssr;. 22--la A. 4 l. General.
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ADJ'T & INSP'R GEN'L3 OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, Sept. %. 1854.
GEsIRAL ORDERS
No. "a.
The following order is published fer tie in-
formation Of sll concerned
EXCHANGE NOTICE No T..
All tficers and men Of The Vieksburg cap
ture # July 4sh, 1868. who reported for DUTY
at any parole oa,ap cast Ok the M!esiss ppi
prior 10 September 10, 1864, are hereby de-
claIed exchanged, ROBERT OclD,
Agent of Exchange.
EIcsxosp, Sept. %, lsC4.
BY order. $. COtHEK.
Adj't and Iup'r Gen.
Sc 22-lw. Sentinel copy.
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EE.rQUaBrYas RS. FoscIs.
O ,thh.r 30. lsGt.

SPlcr4L CkDss,
10. lO2,
The commoaocmsLt OF lie mex: regular se'
sion o; the Virginia Military Institute hs'.
ing been postponed uatil the lse Ct NoVenbe
next, sill cadots, who are not under j yeears Of
asa and not already assigned to duly in the
ts4 BY orders from tho wsr nsGas,soi5 or
=, ~ mort wi,hor, aoiay, t, Maj,r T. @. Peg
ton. Gsramapd:. -. Vi Camp Of Instruction as
Camp Loe, '.'., Rieha2nds for Immediate end
temporary I'D service. Cadets under l.
wears of sgs, are also earneit : invited 70 re-
port at ouoe for assignment TO duty.
All furloughs aud exemptions heretofore
grsLt,d to cadets are, by command Of the
Secretary Of War, revoked.
The cadets will DO released from field ser
vice by, or before, tho cormcacement CT the
session of shs Institute.
BY command of Major Gen. KsxPsn.
r, Il. CArLlrr, A A. g.
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HQkS. RESERVE FOkUE>' OF VA, |,
EtcHAd!p, Sar!. %, le6l

HQKS RESERVE FORCES OF VA,
ftcHAo.b, Sar:. %. l@6l.
GENERAL Ohn=Es,
40. -.
I. IL pursuance Of Ie,eral Orders n. 3,
Isl ued ts,pi the ..tjnt.ni aid lrfFecs0r G'ns~
rai's tlice Scr,eu Der 2lst, 1864 thp uGder-
sigurd, il. addition 70 bis olher dl!iea, hereby
assu.ars uon.mnrd Of tho business of conscrip-
tion and enrolment IN the State CT Virginia.
III. District enrolling Ctlce:1 will proceed
promptly to complete ths ur!iniFasd business
pending in their respective caisea, and 10 turn
over oil Official books, papers and effects ID the
Inspectors Of Constipation, who viii te as'
sigred to their several districts.
III. Local enrolling of,ers will hereafter
address ali ufhcipi Ga:nmanieaii!ns ditcct'y 10
iha COMMENSURATE of Corscri2ts.
". Tho eurGiiing tff:cr for euua o"ua'y
un1 city will lin IN ed.atsly transmit 10 the Cum
Inandant Of Cunsosirss :. copy of his c5r,riris.
sion and y report setting for'h his age, whot!.
or Or not i: ia oersbe If tehi service, ard it
not, the evidence t.! lis retirement VI assign
meat to iigrt duty aiso complete descri ptlse
lists Of all neil employ cd by him as oonfcrip.
guards, clerks, Or Otherwise, and copies Of the
orders assigning them to their present duties.
Y. Applications for assignment TO duty Is
enrolling oihoers, clerks and conscript guards
in the several couttiss aud cities will be re-
eeived from lf6oera. nom oonl a,ssioned officers
s,u: priva:es belonging to The reserve forces
who are between the nges Of % AID 50 years,
from re,irsi aid light duty clicors aoa ,nen,
AID from perssLs IEo aio hoe Liable to military
ser7ics. Such applications, enclosing tessinit-
mails If intelligence, charhe v,' uhd tEneFs,
will BE- addressed TO Col. John z. Shields.
Co,nmsrdant of G nscrip:A ut Richmond. -
Ps;V soldiers If the reserve forces may be
to duty ia acting enrolling ohcGrs.
vi. By virtue Of authori 2 derived from The
SsccetgrJ of war all differs from tho State Of
Virginia, who me r, tired, assigned 10 light
duty. SUPPLEMENTARY .: unassigned, arc or
dered to report in writing Il. thesc hesdquar-
tsrs within thirty days. Suc'l cffisers failing
to report within the prescribed time viii! be
dropped ffum the rolls.
by cvmn and Brig. Gen. hsspxR
R. II. CATLETr, 4. 4. G.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Q. z A..

IRKN3UHI II AHTHENII V y Hs'
Richmond. Va, Aug. SO, "a.
lltui ..tTI0E5 for osrr!ing INTO elect tao act Of
Il Gon.s-,s sppr.v:d June Is 1864 Ao,hofixlDg the
I'll. Vi registered ey,lt ger cest hords, hsnsd IN
49, p:ry:.cns It lbs set apliavet Ny It, 1861, 10
':t'iss '.lc s,taa fcI ccuran hJrvs.
;.Hs .. ii, rrr'stAr,d agat Fer csst bonds unipf
ga: p. i.ay IL, .sEt, dSsrs u s1chsnpe them Tor
% cg!i'., will sss "a ItEl. :" tie Mahoef poin:e1
- r:r: ID endo'.v-,ht On tie b~k OF toe cestln'
"'|rs Conf. DEBATE State " Ansti:n In exchange
y :.:,c. D5,ds. an cause them TO be presented 10
g Ssts,.r @, TIE Treasury Department, who VII
.:sos IA Ca.ui lance sith the provisions y the 40,
"a % .,S sSue cGnpon boads fjr the amount speed I'd
''s!IIi.~ie3 toacs 30 assigned
q. A. TRENHOLM.
E-*f Sscrs::ry Of ths .TTsasury.
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III. No commissioned cHoecs auI pri-
Yates are allowed rations for their oYa use.
but this privilege does not author 20 the fale
or other disposition Of them. Ii i. is i'm
practicable to uss the ration, Communication
may he drawn in lieu thereof.
By order, s. COOPER.
Sept. 26-6s A. 4 |. General.
kS2> Ssntjnsl n0Dv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

!> SToI EH fso1, lbs I'm ie.lgusd, on the 29 inss
" hsysvl'e, Rappahai,n. CT. coonts. Va, the foi-
attaan'd Genie ic.at. be ads ara cer,.hs Ite:
v. mLd NJ OIL. i.,asd March -, 1883, I'd interest,"
1a';s IL. s., tr 90. payable January, 1885,
"a c-drr act OF Aug lS, 1861.
20. 1893 issued August g. 1865. with intsJe,t
81, l'tS for %. 500 payable january, ISIS, u
.sd'' act OF Feo'y 20. 1868. = .
;M e1upon HI DDS Of 1I,010 etnh. 3.
ia:s' d u sl00 esch.
~, w.. pc: ctn: certificate for q CO.
,!sa % Will be made for RENEWAL Of each bonds and
EA;.,Cs+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
rREAsCky DEPARTMENT, o. 8. A., I
Rlchmnnl Sept II 1894

Richmond, Sept. IL, 1864 I
DiGULiTi1flS for the ssslgou en-. Of Ut per cent.
II Certificate, CT tccGs issusd under the act OF Feb
y H. SS4 sud held by officers add soldiers In the q.
aIr.y.
ThA sest6cs:s or bonds may b. assigned In presence
:p ccu,m snuisg dser sdutant Of the reg TO
n The party holding the sanne may belong, TO be
nd by ouch a,tceE In Tie Words cd before
,.i.s.,e'i officially. u. A. fEENL0Lh, -"t.
e., ny Secretary of Trealury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
LEXINGTON, VA, june, 1864.

Ia the month of Juua tue singular Fpso-
tacls was presented at Lexington. Va, Of two
hostile ar.nies, in turn, reTe.sltly visiting
JacEcal,'s Rrgye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

a singular affair occurred Yesterday II. lbs
negro settlement On R)anoke Island. An o.d
negro named JAKE died late night before last,
and yesterday evening no was put in rough
pine cofio, which was placed in q cart, and
tho procession moved towards the gra7o.-
Whom On the way tho horse to0k fright and
ian away, upset. Il, tho cart snd thriving tho
colin ont, which rolled ioTn ssaall hill and
was badly smashed.
Tee mourncrs rushed to the spa!, AID ~57s
vastly umsz I'd 10 see old jake slowly riairg
from the Tuirs cf biz c3f;ia and staring Gu
poly l7auGi, und th.y Ill took wildly their
L1Alh.
AS so7a a. eli Jnks rGioverei lis seattsrsi
senses he lay down apoa the ground aud Vailed
Justly for lI,a monrncrs to o0ae buck. They
came at lsngth, cautious'y. one hg ono. AID
the oil fellow Wig carried han'p. lie wa
very w,)l ,h;s morning. eri 12n't ,n;snt to
die FIR s5mo tiria yet a1aa0ke Crcs'en:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

king Corros ia striking ftc: ibnf,
with all the eldsavor mads to grow c>tson in
various parts Of the worll, sons Of them cid
and suitable 6old, fur ths plant, the Shols
amount produced has not in any o1e je"E
,qsallcd ons crop of the Southern cotton grow
ing States. Old Pilmsrston ta' been untir-
ing in his efforts to raise England her own
cotton, and how to increase tho yield and
tighten the expense has bosn the canssa1t
stndy Of many other natiors for ages. But
every other effort is fruisless. The cotton must
ONE from the Southern Stats, and eventually
ur indep sndencs will be admitted to gain it
nd the immense trade Of our country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

WouAN.-Ia q general view OF crea:i. H.
there is no Object in regard to whiaa nion dii-
FOR 50 widely ss in their opinions Of ~ornan -
Each one gees her in mirror Of his n"n,
where che appears according to the shade, INT
or coloring, by thought. fancy Or feeling given
to the picture, in the iu:aS..'s If his mind
After reviewing the opinions OF thirty saRea,
pools. philosophers and otl:sre, concerning
womaE. con In nciDg with Soloman, by reputc
the wiseRs Ci them sl, va conclude tho! the
indiSiiu i impression O: each, is ii him. tho
truo criterion y whioh IL j1,'gs to- seq To
one she is sweersr ;han The rosa ct Shar1n-'o
another i,,sipid o. The thistle in the desert. To
ono q beautiful bird Of the sweetest song--t2
another hawk or q jay. with "nn musi, N
her soul" 10 one psrRon of perisotion TO
another ugly and yenom9us as reptile. ID
one stsr Of steady lght-t) another bril-
liant meteor tina. ends III darkness. To ono G
ripe p.a,h upon swinging iinb, tempting t.
sigh. and touch-to another tie apple ut 81
dem, bitter to the taste. 70 ore Il WEE
whose fragrance ascenis to llruVsn--to 'ncth-
Or piercing tl5In that emits NJ Perfume
To one, gentle, loving and kiIt--:o nnothsr
rud., hateful ana harsh. To one serpent OF
guile, seeking to p6isou the springs q lie to
another an angel of Light, pointing TO Purity
and bliss.
Seer through 80 glass dark!y," Or brigh:ly
as Tie GEO nay be. woman appears "ail thing
TO all MIN" vslily, size il tho worst ubute1
or thu Ut ST bepraissd being in 81 tho uhi7eree
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

TsT1Be;srea Clay and .tTtstiIpy Pocket BeokS
with NJ Tree papers, A., near about twenty dollar
IN IS The eader will be literally rewarded BY leaving ID
.. this office. hAR9AkLT JAma
ncfi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Tho General Marquis de Grouchy. Who has
lust died 1T Paris, commenced, lew days be
fore hs died, l:bsI sa.I AGAINST III. Tnert'
for the s,stenent ma /: !,y thu latter II his
"Ccusuass ard the Enpme," that it was ~
the fault Of t1s deeeased's father, Genera
Crouch ,,bst tts ta!llp uf Waterloo was loss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

FnCeInl%r 9ATls GU:iG.-Pffsulant Divi7
IT yesia-3Ay afternoon st 3 clock for West
Puut II Scr m1 hat lie was very an1ions 10 90
OIL y. scrIav without s:opl ing il C"lnmb5s, 5nt
was toll ihat no IRAN could bs Fr7crrei. lie
then ,tsted /, thu committee that waited upon
him that IT, won d aft ri hin lle snr' 20 attend
the meeting of the eit;z.ns in St. Llihes Church
However be tound out By t.laSrsan that he could
procure a ir.in and AZ soon NJ il could b1 dom,
hs with h;s suits. departed G'r l't"IE +gsII did
M come with him, nor have 80 cllsuu 10 believe
Gen. B. is this soc Of Whining u
IT'S .a:d The church was cF'~dec =, lis sr-
pointed hour and many wei, :ls h.s.'k iac'7'
when til the' the President 1 lett t"o Eol's
bsf.rs. The PrssiIeLt do 8 not 4n;w haT any
lov, IL faces he ISIS ID sseing, and tee peo2a u!
Conmb US what bully locals lley have eScSpE!
re.ding Il Columbus (Ga.) Sun 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
Tss.srAY i'Ers s.xiSi, -. A.,
Rbsincnd, JcIy s6, 1864. !
TiXr.T IRSASl:;.. SGTES.

TKktJ fESA Sti.t NGTEN.
irdsr to PROMOTE, as f.. as Practicable the early
4trtlon NJ IN. Treasury o: tbs Ontsss ndtrS Taxed
49, tie Tre-tpier, ,tss:.1t uId Fay Depos-
1r In the GiGerep' states, are kessOy cpuSrsed 70
e the said aotv, eIssP. ,he iIu nu-s NJ Fl SO per
'- dcHokN, ssuii foT sso,s Ce:tfea:ss u Loan,
- yfcthSCsfSn u uofta BILE uul.s. Tie sAic Ger.
i;ss 10 be syGb!s isLsLd, after the expiration OF
,::y iaSs.
-, s the agents 70: the sale Of the above bonds are
oJ au1Icd to receive The taxed notes, With the tx
'ta ab1vs nar,rd 10 syment OF bonds, when sold, a
.:Is'r CT &c 80 Del contain. q. A. ThvEuOLA.
.....G secretary Of the Treasury.
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81 - G. ~

lnprG iASP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. %, 1861.
7rrrn.L ORDERS,
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L o p s A LIE
onc, hare Petersburg Ste An Slip COMPANY ssocf.
Apply 10 J. B. lAOMCkDo,
,eH-3; At Bank Of Netnohd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

E.i!7 chosen br tas lasai v3,ai5 yl ;be State,
witiGns military interference OF intimidation,
what shall b. hFr future oj:.lc3:ipn-wbcther
abs WI! rsnain II. II. If GU, return t. the old
Union, .: adha-S 10 Ler rres.:t .escuf.
The.a ,aaY b. dJIbts whether Kentucky,
Missouri ard probably cthtr States. desire to
co;.,inua their crr1J;..0n with thu United
S.a'os, nr to cast tt;eir l1t5 With tho Confede-
rR:s STATS. the Only jus mode of solving
these dyutt, is IT,. oirs ul:Gvs indicated. Ii
these O. any oth6r CT ;ha S"uthsrn Ssstes should,
in s9lemn co:i7oa tGil, ';aci3e 10 70 with the
United States, n,ith5r tbs CONFEDERATE q ~.
e-!.uitrt Gr It's ecker States caa object. We
sannvt govern EentulkY, fur instance, against
her will, unle;s vi can suhjngtte her. Thi5
we haze III power ru d., with the Northern
S.st"s st hor back. ard, If We bad tie power,
10 h3i, II riqtt 20 ..vtrte s5VrFn!.n State
int Il & a. 3c.inn wajon &c NJ: CT hsr own
caOias II tn Gc:c dice, We mIss Al future
govern hat t5uT.s ~ The l.;ynuet, which
:fuuli cjnyer: anr Republication inc tho
worst species Of nii:ia;ry despliisnl. So il
mus; ba With tho Nyrin il Mr.. Lincoln should
aureet! in Eis policy Of ounqusring rs.
j. wo were "7;rtun. aud, for TINA. sub.
ius,, CT: tHrr.;ITy is - v.st il extent, and
our r3;i;.atil;, Eo large, ia.t I wc!',l take d
regular ARM :; iva bundled thous and rcn
"a prem nni loil Ii; il. .atj uea:ion. Tic
s1;e3Ti Of sn.h aa a7inJ wcult nor only con-
thu, !:.o cour,Ty II BANKRUPTCY, but in the
hanisc Of :hs Exaouiiva il would som be used
Co su.,yert a7su t.,, iclm 6t tbs q 7arnmant
anI ca,.ncs: froE, Hr-71IiiJ 70 mouarohy
Thus TO d'strcy na,c liberties must COST TIT
Noriiern pr2?lo t.ci7 OVID. and the Re2ubli
! faniam OF Alr1riea Hiuss ir future be re
pTonoh aud hy -wur a5ieng al n,tione.
Il presii,nt L'aa, u and Preslsn. Da-i
will agree - zs,p the waf I'D transfer tn
| rc:ti,mans Of lie i=rua from the hattie field
faa ballot bo1, icayiag ea,a sovereign STATE t
co!crmiao rcr !;sr.eil s.ha: shall bs her t1tur
.sonnco1ion, and WHO has future allies. tho pr;
sent d.vssrs.ion, bl5o1a he'd an carnage vii
cease, ard reaes and y rospsrity will De res
tered to tho whole cocntr T. On tie o;her "a
if ,h!s IL NJ, done, the wl'r will last fol yea
to come, TIL both sides az exhausted and over
whelmed With debt aud I, 1sdon. when IT ma
degene:at, into guerilla strife, tho end {
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

eaad.a q NE NE JsAa sssdsksr. agsd n ysau nd
Ihs relatives and isuds o the family are rsspseful,y
iavitsd attend hts funeral ths Wednesday) aernooa
q tive O'Clock, from the Reformed Dutch church, New
Srosn-On Tuesday morulas, November 1, ALuxArpss
6ronE native d Scotland, In the 66th year OF hs age.
His friends and the members Of Greene street Mssno
dist Episcopal church In this city. are invited TO attend
O'Clock. from the church. between Brooms and spring
etroots.
Scotch papers plsass copy.
T0L&s.-As Winchester, Va, on Friday, October Is,
ERicSs0N MAPss only chid Of Sophie G. and Lieutenant
Colonel @. w. Tollcs aged 10 months and IA dsys
TnoArsoH.-On Tuesday, November 1. DIR. RICHARD d.
THOMPSON.
Ths relatives and friesds o the family invited to
atesd tho funeral services at mis- late residence i54
Union street, on Thursday afternoon. at two O'Clock
Tho remains viii b taken 70 Albany for nserment By
TsAvsaa-KnIed iu battle, st Mddletows, Va. on wod
nesdsy Octobsr 10, Au0Usnnx r. TRAvsRs Of this city.
vANDsRaoor -Ou Tuesday morning, November l, after
lingering iiaosa, HAssm sAnsRLEE. wife Of Jsoob T.
The relntiyes end friends OF the family invited 70
attend the uneral at 324 Lexington avenue, Thurs
day morning. ~ ten O'Clock 4.E
WLsoH.-On Tuesday, Novewber 1. WILLIAM HENRY
500 of samusl and Jane WILSON, aged years and
The rieuds and relatives q the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, this "Wednesday after
noon .. three O'Clock as West Farms wsstchester coaA
~. n. Y. ..sl e. es.a Ne. ell
NunooxR-On Monday. October 81. RxDsocA, wife Of
James Whtcomb. in the STsh year OF her age.
invited to tho lanerat from late residence An
two O'Clock. ~.
wADwoarn.-Oo rsesday, Neveussr I, HAs~x g., only
child ot Frederick 8. and kiten waawerth aged year.
months aud ~ davs.
The relatives ard friends cs the family are respectfully
parents sI2 Greeuwich street on Thursday Afternoon
two O'Clock without further invitation.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Pair = good reaslug may - gusse4 as lyXs . lTxs.
The sales f9s hhds-. l6c Sio o. 6uba mssco
vado aud Il No for Porto Roa Rsaaes was Armer sod
2Sc sofa whie 27k 10 Tor powdered crushed
grenusted. Stock November I. ISeA %, 63l hhds
CubA a,oI do Porto Roo. To6 DO New Orleans. * s9l
boxes. u, ,65z hAgs ahd zo6 uAelAd0.
sss'ss-Covsr vas selling aA II 20. l6c: timothy
quiet and prices somewhat unchanged; rough
fax Was 10 better demand wash sales Of 600 bushels a.
sxxsof goas have Only notice sales OF % baies
Matamoros and 20 do. Payta. on prlvats terms Deer
w,his our quotations. We quOte.-Tampsco and Mata-
moros, 200. 96c-; Buenos Ayres Payts 6Sc 700
Cape ooc Soc Honduras and vera Cruz, 0oo 0es !,
sPcRs better demand and prices we're decldedy
rmer. Owing - the laGe advance In gold. The sales
co AN sas @ Pspos On p,,s ss
800. and zoo mats on private terms. We quote
cassia n Sac. and nusmegs al 81 70 . 81 90.
on private sorms Sngsh and Straits held 81 60c 10
plates thsre but little DONG and may be quoted
nrmsr At Sss Tor charcoal eie sle 20 Tor coke
TxA-rhs market was decidedly armer. With sales or
!sI bs chests ssons and 80 do gunpesdsr On private
rosAooo The densnd for Keu.acky has been rather
more active at higher prices 600 hhds I3c 40c
10 seedieaf there vas but little dcisg aud prices slightly
eacoo worry quiet though there was some inquiry Tor
ediam grades Of tens an half pounds IN bond In ssx
pasd tobacco shsre was nothing doing.
=, IAev ,1 was docidedv drmer. sa'es 10000 ipA a.
wocI-rhs marxs. has s,iho.sd . ,i.tis, ~Ith.lsors
lhs pulled. a. 500. ooo 100 900 los csor.is AZ 300
ESQ., og uuwashed 40 bales East India Co., l60 do.
Cordova aud Donskot. private terms. BY auotion-
80 unwashed do Al $50 . 34c; IS bales yalpara'so
ldsmagedl az 24kc. 25c and 80 Chilean meriao ~
800. 34hc.
Massachusetts, als bbs The Imsrke. wss more
active and rmer. Satoe 1000 bbls 81 II 81 "a Tor
Western. oiosina Grm at We latter Ufice.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

ASHES. Receipts, 81 bbis. Market continues unset
tied, though prices tend upward Tor good tArss small
sales at siI 80 $is for pots and sisfor pearls.
BaxApsruYs-R Receipts. 1895 bbs -four, TAT bbls.
and s5T bags meal 40 sa5 bushels wheat $50 do
corn 7sI0 do oats. $50 do rye and 1860 do barley
The market has been fsvcrish, under the nuctaa
tons In gold, and prices 20c SOC. higher. with
good home trade demand and speculative inquiry.
Slss 600 bbs. stats and Western, iaoludins 5000
bbs state, for November. December and January
delivery, $40 90 $40 rs 500 Southern and 500 Ca.
madam Rye flour and meal scarce end prices
favored the seller OF tho 100 bos sold IS TO-
and Of latter $50 do 81 Jersey and IS is Tor
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

RsMAaKAMs bsrANcs o. LoHosnv There b now lv
Ing On the ths turnpike between North Branch and white
oldest person In this vicinity Mary katoureie widow OF
George Williams aged hundred asd nve years aad
six months Hor y0unsest dsughtsr Keziah (unmarred
keeps house for tho old lady doing her washing and a
kinds OF housswork beisg herself over seventy years
age Keziah Was ten days old whea her tatber died.
nra williams has lived eighty years the pace which
she nov occupies and and has reooliecttons
OF the American revolutsou She retains mental t.
entities unimpared and stiM able horssN and
walk about tho promises .-Somerss IN. ~ Unsonss-