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Wiusbester, Sspt "a, le64.
NJ Wilson Nswuan. Lexington. Va.-four
br sbs.i ii hs.s, very de- gerous'y wounded
but y,tA friends, aud resolving every alter
i'm. Any friend of the family seeing tins
will pita7; let hor know. Answer
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PhlIndsIpn,a. U;t. I, 1904.
Amanda or Celia Js,nrs--M7s Ashra'. or
rivoi hore On the 18Th ut. ani lnlorm :? ii" #
vour condition. My hath is filling fat
We 40 stll living i'll the sane WAGE |
would like cGusin and both q: Y'u II cone.
home if possible: if not for both, 'n' mis!:
You can come hume by the flag Of ,Iuc brGt.
Answer thr, ugh New York Daily Ns"s
Margaret .uaa
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D.,.o. Prisoners Of War.

J,hrR1n's leland, Ohio. O"t 5, 1904
To I,am Maniss, Richmond Virginia X
A,c1a der Maniss Aioi on thu 3lss o July,
1864, Of chronic d!arrhea, st Point L'3kant'
MA Mirh,al Staley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

Captain William w Tracy. Company Il,
Sixty fifth Regiment N Y sv, vho t.ll On
tho 5:b of May, in tho battle of ii, Wi'def-
meas. and was supposed to be k,:cd, il r.aT
reported wounded prisoner AZ Go.lofs lie
Virginia Any positive informa;:gn upon the
subject through az Daily News will he thark-
fully ranni1ed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

Army Intelligence Gflce, Richmond, Ta,,
October 20h, 1854.
@- TIE casualties in Braton's Sauth
vafo ia Brigade, In the assault on Battery Hsrrt1on
spszp.r 3D. 1894 have been received At VI: Army Intel
l1tecs stnes
respectfully, 3. CAT w1op, sapt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

Washington, D G, DC. 6. lnG4.
Mr. (. Binda. Richmond, Va.-Mr , Fri'z
arrived safe II, id w7;l. and ia going to New
York to- uight Arawor by E4qairer, so can
,pr;,, "a Kim. WIN lIauser.
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Mira R's three letters have hoan received by
her two friends. The property Is safe. Her
directions arn bsi'g complied with. Every
effort il alsu being msio to fed her son, and
ha will be kindly cared i'or whsu found.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21

New York, u.tnbo!, 1854.
T. Mr sarnu6l 4 Richards, Riahmond. Va.
ALI Are vel ar'a eating Oh finclY. VIII
sriss by has nl truce. Win in:l in a few days
Frank Richards.
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Washington, D c, O,t II. lS6l.
10 Mrs Albert q N Reid. Fork Union, Flu
wanna county, Va.--Dear Pussio: my heart
tlaeds for you aud your little ones iu this sad
lii ,ction. but God hns promised to care Tor the
widow and the fasherisss, and VIC know that
lis promises are yes and amen in Christ Js-
sus. NJ hos q small farm and s,hOGl ii
Pungo.easue Granville is with them. All ~sll
Susie lives with ma; sac is wall, ind is proud
to speak Of her precious b5othsra. Giunis and
iumily arc wall end Iva in b. Mr. R had
the typhoid lust winter; is nac very strong now.
Love - my dear broth BRA. am 30 g)ai i 10
with yeu. Hope deer has recovered.
Lizzie.
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October + ISbI
Mrs Virginia Chamberlsyne, care Of Blair
& Cbamberlayue Richmond Fu --CnptGin
Frank W Cbanberlayne is psi.oner a. Camp
Chase, near Columbus, Ohio. He is well, and
will do sill can forhiH comfort. Tell Mr.
J S that ID and all are we'll -.
10 VIM Mercer 0tey, Lexington, Va
Dearest Brother Dan has besn exchanged.
| have aekei Mrs Esell To rroclrc p1sapjrt'
for Frank To come to ma via Fortress M"nife
I cannot uffri to send him 10 school longer.
Beet love to all, Answer this when you can.
A ffrotionatciy,- n Tomna
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Next oYKiN .S.AC WOOD WANTED
II The SAID Isaac Wood ras formerly OF Lincoln, In
Ea.snd. rad died lunatc, IN December, 1919. Ills
grandfather Clement Wond, 10 believed 10 have settled 10
sncErr C!-ncat Wood, the f.st cousin Of The ianstic
...ea Ia Virginia about TIE year l's4. lasoma.ion 10
elm III. iuustIc sr ~ To their desccndaG,s, Apply I'M
p,-I,s:riy 4, OLARKE, SON 4 RAWLlSs,
20 C,eman s;rrrr. London. FGy'7hi. S,i'rit0ra.
ais -nri.ilit
r.S. j z. Williams. 1.h N. q. lnir Il r., ID
T., For; Delaz ,s sud ] 7 Williams s; .y!'p-!a, Is ~
F,,.s Sew Yo;, tat:. captured May l2h. at SotIyva-
Lila J0g1 CSC. GIBSON.
oe2Ug:r
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{. 4 l. F. o / \ II u
vii sell NJ rraasHn Cont House. on the f!rst MaEd+y
No. ,rg E.,:, IL hang courL dsy) by The hc'r,
fra, - Land, sGrr'-efto coaain ,j7G acroa. a,aE
F.:.us!r &; it !oG,d
Isl. ia,Ii VIZ. t!mtrrt and Hsterel, 9nd has com.
'rrt ~ "wril!:Ys upon I:
y .Ge1 u ~ I've n.0ntts vi hc glvsn.
IESSE WOUTTuS.
sherit VI iienry county
'ri :. .a;s, AIa.'r with the will annexed
6,li syst Uf Gcnrge ,i4lfsol. deed.
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Toronto, q W, O,t !, 1864.
hlr R-ul..n /: G.a;,d -htr!7si here aufn
Mr. ) vii re:u.n SOAR. Nj Il IS We'll N; h7e
60 all. WouIu iSo ~ iear iroul you much.
Glyn
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H4mbnrg. Gc;ma,.f. sept IL. 1904:
Mira J. C McC:.,ay. Eia.gnoot, We ArriT.
ed here On tile 9 instant aI;er s*itt and
arrecahl. ionruey. and !uuad the surviving
members Of my family i'll hes. Of orsnms:au.
%. NJ, health; they all sond ths!r ~armest
rcr.r!a Mv pci"a!c Affairs nro in rather u to-
dion. o,ad:tiin IA \ K 10 please sc1d word
that shall n,inns 10 wal! here till end Of
October. Try To l., re hear from Scu in the
SAN. way, ard rsmamhar rs formerly.
WV .rr}.. JOE.
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E}"'''""h ph"A'k Ae*'H"''
The mat srI4cn AZ thu Home School for young si!ei
begins Isl Monday III October, AMI cUds the asi
TiG:g!-y -. June fu6-ibg.
B;m.. GiJ FER Inon pa-Lb: IA provlacns q. prices OF
5aE,ci1pcr loo: E.iO month iu bsw Issue.
-u";t". :'.sn--7sh-, apply TO PIlpcipal.
hur:J WkscsSS'l- ~ GYo. W. DANA.
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OotOher II, lSG4.
The friends Of Miss Amelia B0kee, residing
in E,is .bsth, New Jersey, are auxiou' to- hear
ifshe is still living and in health. Reply by
flag of truce and through New York Daily
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M. Yotk. Oct Q, 1864.

Ns~ Yotk, Oat 9, 1SG4
Information wanted ii regard to the fate or
Whereabouts Of acting lieutenant Jhhn Laugh
ran, of Company II, 5ist Regiment Nav York
Volunteers, who wa7 taken prisoner on the
30:h September, 81 the bs''ie o: tina Weldon
kailrcnd. Any Information concerning him
vii! bs Thankfully reee."a! Nv ii: friends -
please ansr,r iEr1ueh The Nav York Daily
Nav Wiliiam Hines.
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Information is earnestly desired Of Color
Sergeant Gsnrge A Waodburn, Company G,
Third New IEanpshirs Volunteers, who was
reported wounded at tho battle at Deep Bot
tom, August lG. 1864, and said to haVs been
lott On tho field Any one knowing his where
ab,uts will confer great favor hy addressing
h;s wife. Mnry Ann Woodhurn.
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rn II 4 ~ 4 I. ID

= ~
EaurEHY 'i'risv. 18Th r:.1at. nsg boy. JIM -
Re s, ahoI feet nr.=s high sged Il years. very
3asr:s,-f -: tsc., With the 70 cheek under
to- rye: /! q In. caa seen the sly sSery jsy.
A h- anuTe ari will b: "a!d f.. h- delivery At he
New Tichmand r. :1t:e, &C. Ia AL Broad.
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= 0 T l G Z

An adj af the I'o11as!e,s OF tie State Of
y;,yiui, vii &c hell ia Richmond 3. 10. office Of the Old
Donation Mai; Cnmssos CT ThrasDAT the 9th October
Instant st 10 O., lock Ar.
An parties interested 10 TIC production Of roa a'e IT,
y.e l to attend.
n:,aetors With government especially request
ed 70 b. present J. WARES sLaGeHiH,
Pres't OF Iron Masters As:ocialon-
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E..snis- !. lSai

I;!obar i. le9t.
: j As+',: ;a!a1:y. i lieutenant company
G. -j.li r'rimc::i Gn:.lh Carolina Volunteers.
{ " :i;.at.., .acr; al carried 10 Alexnndrie.
70, r.gy!u!:y xyrnde'! in :l:a chest: aali dice
riarr CT: .e ih:ri c7 iour:L LAY a!;ct hisarri7al,
.. rlrut tip third f September lnst. Ills
hospital attcnI:n's. W learn, weEc very kind
to him. nnd speak Il MN with great rcepec,
all eay :',at Ia del very calmly, having u
Of ..a+tt,n Cor sis m)thsr. His dessn
:,as a!r"ids h-.u noticed 10 these Columns,
':hdsr The nd ri Obituary OF South Carolina
S9lt;ars. Of Mr L Scott. nothing is known
byu Us.
lriuTm..,nu uantei ~ Private Wiillacl II
RIyas?. II 2y,nr.nv |. -! regiment, lst tri
sr.". = liT!9inu, {" | Amy corps. supposed to
haze ben {: ken prisoner ~ or about the I'D
f .'ans. A%y la1rmaiinn concerning him
vii: h- thaahi,.l:Y received by his wife ard
AHsScr .araush New York Daily
Nee Mrs Z.
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siile7ahur=h, OHIO. OIt 3, 1854.
AIRY in oema,icn Respecting Capt Harm,
Sixtsert. OVf D. Gaurcry's' RTigIdo, sup
poasd to ho captured at Vickshurg. Dsssmbsr'
1861, will be thankfully received by his
friea ia, by addressing W NJ L. through per
lnol aT Na,r Y nra STws
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Miss Emma @ P'aae, Richmond. Va ~
ward AVID myself are both very we'll any, r.r7
comfortable. and FIN 10 b. found il: PEiIatsl.
phia. Iowa 10 all. Your brothar,
Oct /, lSGi. W |, FlsnH
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~~-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~
B7 ;sITi, Dickinson - 3c.. Aurts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stI.k or NEGROES.
y
The andetiSatd 81 pu OF decree o! the cnuny
II rnoyr fender ed Il. the suit Of GEcss vs. Hsrt,
So S;i proceed TO sell at the Auction ucu;s OF H.,
dickinson ca. IL tic .iy Gi kiahmond. Wednesday
re- IJ.u dag {! u5iober, l:ti . ~ O'Clock a. III,
Three LIKELY NEGROES,
-: | s27s,, c:y AID gi: Term: cAs..
II. u. IE"@s.
Ta.E E!ar
OIL aT-tI3 CUEILissioEers
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Information wan,cl of John | Buvea. Of
Company A. Tw,nY fourth Wisconsin Folun
tscrl, whn Vas captured on the 2lst Of Sop
.smher, 1868. At Chickauauga, aud taken
pishner to Diuvile. ainos which time moth
ing has bseu heard from him, and bis parents
are in great distress concerning bis welfare
ana whereabouts. Any information will be
thankfully resolved.
Z " Pittmln Y Daily MAYA OG6na
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Now York. Oct I3, ISGI
Postmaster, Pstsrshrrs, Va-Wa are ell
we'll uarss Ma:oa. j, il IN hospital 1T City
Pint: left leg amru'a:el above tho kasp:
doing wolf. luioTm D: Mason attend to his
wants. Answer, Sandy.
Capt r II, WILMINGTON, N C.-Yeur
family are oil well. The old gentleman ia in
New York and will remain there for the pre-
a>nt Your con.in. J L II, Of 25.h ss7re:
died two weeks since Answer by D.ilg News
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+ lbor: Blow, Petersburg, Wave AFRO well
aud doing nicely: keeping house in Harlem. |
received Sallie's letter of Jaly &c. Have
writtea often. | have good hOms ior any or
all Of vcu when Won can come on. meade.
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October l., le64.
Mrs Sue u a, B )setourt Springs, Va Have
heard through friend, of your Inquiries con.
earning my fac before receipt OF July Ter
soral in Enquirer. The circumstance pro
ducing So long separation arc deeply re-
GREETED, but belong 70 tho accidents OF the
tiues. Al caly return is lv2ksd to with Il
pleasing hope, and will orru. in proper time.
Have sem is,qat:,t h.s o. truce letters; hope
they we're reserved. :" that yea are wel!. My
aeait i. gn2.!. Hay. not heard from hcnc
rics;.tty. T:uss yru will write thtm. Give
god vi hes 10 al my friends. Mush love 10
ylu. Nv liSe also to E and Cousin P. Per-
sonal in Enquirer will resch me through New
York Daily News. Il a:
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f.. asa ! Sau', .l.yc of B. W Green,
yhs..,i IL. being concerned in the robbery
Oh ~ A.u-r af Japob N. tIo=fck. was con-
ti.1et
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The siege OF acknowledgements
Around Atsata-Attack on the Ds.
fences OF Mobiie-Ths Rebel IavasEaa--
News from Ceatrai America. Mexico,
Cuba. &C., Sc.
The Cupard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins,
win leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at past CLOCK
this morning.
The NEW Yoek HERALs--Fdition for Fur pe--riu IA
published at half past egh. O'Clock in the morning. and
y, contain the latest details OF the movements il front
or s,ersburg Additional Particulars OF the Operations
aroua Atlanta Tho latest accounts the movements
the R,el Raiders in Maryland and Pennsylvania Au
count a. tho Attack or Admiral Farrasus Fleet on ina
Deences OF Mobile Interesting News from New oresDsi
VA OF the OF the Union Forces in an
parts the country Late News Central and south
Anterior exco Cuba &c, and reports Of ali o;hes int
resting events Of the past week.
Single copies Ia Wrappers, ready mailing i've cestx
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Total. ..13S,6l2

Perhaps the unfarness q uhe enrolment be best
demonstrated By comparison with the population Of
eoms the districts above. Thus, 1890 the popua.
ton the Fourth dstriCt 4s4 than tina. OF
the seventh district, while tho enrolment h 010 los
the Fourth district has the largest popu stoa
than for tho Seventh The population OF The Eighth dis
trct 4C,031 more than the Fourth, but the onrok
ment n only 1851 more And In the Ninth district with
a population OF 100 than the Stxh The enrolment
ia actually 2,T4S less than the Sixth
o city OF New York since the outbreak OF the rebe
lep besides the services OF Its militia, who have been
three Summoned to the support Of the govsynont,
Furnished rs 600 three years tor tho army
and navy representing 22S 900 Of service aud she
ready 70 furnish ~ many more may be pstly 70
qured Of her. But demand so far bsysnd saxthng we
haa right TO expect and % evidently snia, has fallen
IKE pail upon us, and though our local bounty
wnucs, tho inpossbetV II raising anything nke tho 70
q~4sed number o. usa The tne Slowed, except OF Nc
force of draft has wd nigh orwehsd all effort do
srs On mo part q eur Citizens W nj The quota
Already have We expended fssm NE pubio treasury
~ sem q ever savea mtlisons q dollars In bouptes
aloue and in various wavs nearly eleven nops more
behalf Of shs var. md ss World v'osv oxpend ~
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home local defence and for guarding the fords
Potomac In reply am directed By the Secretary OF ~
70 inform you that the proposition has been fully w9~
dsred and that the authority asked for be granted
ssrusry s I .s lss @ on 2, ears srs No
10 series of 1862 from this orce.
THOMAS H. VINCENT. Assistant Adjutant General
The susgeson has frequently made by unreheoing
persons that she State should raise force and keep II
permanently 10 the field for her defence Apart from
other considerations 10 to be observed that the ex
pense of such would be quite beyond the
present ability OF the State To raise and maintain an
army OF a. teen regiments (and any smaller force would
be nadelustsl would involve annual expenditure OF
more than fifteen millions Of dollars
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NE sxyoss train which left Baltimore a. forty min.
wes past hsr r. NJ csRided with tho express Naa rom
Washington aSo,H quarter Of mile north o. Annapo-
LID Juo9&ou, Ths trains wsss MOI moving very ~, OF
Me sonseQaesecs wovsd have been ktghefnl
DaeRes BAesr JACOB erod, OF ne Rann0re wan, ,
Vas klhed Mscfaa Hfnivap u the Myth Indians was
49, MED, and twelve pcrsons were seriously n
1ed. Tue tvNlna wore shsssereA and the locomotive
Wsshsd but read 10 runsns order. Tue acot-
dent IN sh 70 have en from ths halt>mws rao iqAv.
ing the function too soon.
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much ia adcwsou Is 10 our honest share Of the good
york H. a. We doubt NOT will Dc tho case, We are dealt
Justly by
We bespeak your Immediate attention TO this comma
nioatioo should IL please you 70 psacs TINS matter NJ
the nands or commission in the same oAunoe ~ III INC
previous case, we believe that the result whatever IL
may BE- will be bowed TO by people with ood grace
nave tho honor 10 be- cir very reepcctftA y your
most oDodeot servant OflSON BLUM
Chairman n. Y. Co. Voiup.eer CommiA 80.
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Arrival or Cosored Troops.

detachment or coiored troops, numbering one hun
deed and twenty five. together With number OF subst-
tutes and Bounty Jumpers passed through the y yester
day morning going TO the front They i'd sargo OF
Lieut.. Thos. u. LAWYER and Lieut. VIM Frazer, OF the
Flflyslxth regiment N G. 5. N. r., which regiment s
doing duty at Enira. whero The came from
II ia time since such large number passed
the Erie road without OF tho having escaped
hut this detachment through and we're delivered 10
Provost Marshal Sullivan without losing man.
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The Lindsey Blues.
HEApouARrRI;s ELFvEsTH RsGrMErr
WARRINGTON RttLK, N. Y NO
ust 4 iS..

HRADQU ARTEEis. CNR Hus9RsD SuGoso
REGIMENT N. g. 5, N. r.
spGosAL orDERs-so
An members Of this regiment in New York airs
notified to report themselves at headquarters this day
(Wedne sdayl, August TO- At two O'Clock r. NJ for
portstton TO klmra, NJ ", where the regiment is
stationed BY order or Colonel JOAN n. WlISEN.
K. N. LAKE, Acting Adjutsrt.
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Ara side hit, being mad. a. tho Pana.ies
Bitterp a two OF dsntere friends whl nave
enteasosed TO initiate or countereit hcn. It's all or
1he people won't be long imposed The Plants
ton Bvers arg Increasing IN use aad popularity every lay
and that's what's the mater" They In siys1
bos AID made just they hrs end will
TO be- shall stop making them.
Tie Pa utaou Bers purify, strengthen and nvigorstG
They Gre ate q healthy appstite.
They are an autdote TO change o. water ami Diet.
They overcome ects Of dissipation ami lats hourA
They strengthen the ny stem and en- ven tie mind.
They preyeot masmatc and intermittent feyers
They purity the breath aud acdity Of the stomach.
They dyspepsia and constipation.
They diarrh a. cholera and choieta m0rbuJ
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache
They make the weak strong tina au.gd brilliant ani
exhausted natures great The nnd rr
cular each bottle. Clsreympn chauts and
persons wh0se sedcptary habits induce a,rGs
pap!taon OF the heart lack OF appetite distress ate
ing liver complaint constipation go, Will ind ~5ats
aud permanent relief In these bitter Bot above al. they
recommended TO weak AMI driicses females and
mothers.
They sold ty all respectable bsata Gee
bottle has private United states stomp cter the and
stee plate aide lat'c
Beware OF reaed bottles See that .he stamp has
been anpered vsth. Any person pretending 10 ell PEg-
asioa Bitters gallon Ia muosJr gsf
r. u DRAKE a co.
No. 81 Park row New York
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Arrivals ana Departures.

HAvRE-eteamship Washingtou-Mr Co~en Mr. Gage nr
Soellan, Mr. Porter, Nj Coddtnz, Mr. Belize Mr. Booxacm
and son. Mr. Eouss and family, Nile NJ ers Mr. BonApars
M rsompos and Wife M &npsss, Mr. De aoesris,
four cdsen and two servants; Mr. Ho,chkss and wife
MENDOZA wife and waiter; Mr. snow, wife
aud a1 chisrea; " Finn, Mr. Mixer, Bp wust
Mr. Tonrnsr wife aud thSee chidres Nine Oh Ciasey,
Nlls Bsurn child Mue Burand, Mine hil
Br~aaA relehin Nine san niedoaae Me xs,ids Cnasf
0urna, wis aud chNd. Bardeaur Bergrot Cartier,
WI olls,, Y MM Koib pssIale seich vcorcs Brulay,
Cyr NJ Boodeairi Mele = horc, Attend. Mr. fhompson
and wife.
pErARTUREs.
Enthusiastically Ro.soke- Charles Moron, ,rhaa
Rose John Rein Henry Ren Daniel Rankin Jose Garcia
Marsns., Alexander Graham. John grns, John iSsliey
May Daley 0eowRs Webster, Hermann Aescr~ G w
Dehis, MatsI soloionnRo, Adofo obando, Mrs .Juana
Laua, Ricardo Trs e. ERndco DC castro koyns Garcia;
German vaides Robert Pnweu. Rlneh Mastw son, Geo
Ncxsvcr, e vita kemoine, G Chatelain Qorsfi b.
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The STEAMSHIP LIBERTY popular and entsrprbing
company which this vessel belongs and which phys
from this port to Havana, have made arrangements TO
meet the increasing demand for odauon first
class passengers The forward part Of the ship to be
turned into . stateroom, thoroughly ventilated,
fitted up N the costest style and exclusively appropr
aod to tho Of lascs In connection with the magnih
cent saloon II VIII form spacious and superb suit OF
rooms and II opinion be entertained from the
peuses TO be incurred viii then possess accommodation
superior 10 any other vessel clearing for the port
II win also be additional attraction to the popularity
10 which this STE has been held not much from
her superior sailing Qualies from the professional
perence OF the commander Captain wilson the attention
other officers, and which been often deservedly ap
precatd With the additional increase OF sixty sleeping
apartments her full complement OF cabin passengers win
ihen amount TO tive hupfed ana Der return from Ha
tho arrangements referred 10 will be ted The
steamship Independence belonging TO the eame company
avorably known the prOpretors OF the Pioneer ne
will be shortly ready for her trial trip.
GovKRxoR WITHOUT a STATE One OF the most curl.
documents that have seen hteiy 10 "A Proclama
ton by Jsham 8 Harris, Governor Of Tennessee"
printed 10 the Atlanta Ga) appeal apPousog IN clee-
ton Ia the Eleventh Congressional District OF Tennessee
TO oil a vacancy cawsed by the death Of Hon. David NJ
Currn Polls opened, only In the district.
but wherever there Tennessee soldiers. hasmuch
Harris has been sxRe from Tennessee for long tns
and would not dare to set his foot It's soil except csn
destinely this procamaiiso may DO styled the hs<hs
OF the NdicalouS.v
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