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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

Clerks cfics Of the County Court PovhaiAa iron TIA
6-h 70 the TN Gay OF September IN tbs year 1sss:
John o. strstlon and Joseph Drake acms sih
neIsd OF sml Drake oscd and the said Joseph j. Drais
In his own ght PlAiaud..
as,nst
Lawrence w. Drake Ann Il. Drake, eamT hNcsius Drake
10. T. 6illand and hsilds Adelaide his VIE Luther u.
orestn and LucfeuA A. oreph the last being In anita
under the age Of yeais and othe 9, Defendants
IN CHAHoLkY.
This suit brought for settlement and division Of the estate
Of sam Drake, ascd according his will the lanuns
having hed er OIL and appearing by affidavit fed that tbs
de sRdsns above named MT Itsdet ofvr-
gnis, the motion Of The plaintiff By counsel Il ordered
hat the said de eldants do here wit
due publication OF this order and do what Necessary pretst
their herein and that Of this order forthwith
Inserted Ia the kichmond Whig and public Advertiser
newspaper published the city Of Richmond once
month"; and that another
door Of the Court House Of this county County
Court day. Acopy-Tesie,
N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
TIE NE VS..
FROM THE VALLEY.

The following Is synopsis OF the ical dispatches
received at the War Department yesterday afternoon
relative 10 the hght in the Valley the 10 b, alluded
to in cur yesterday Evenings ition:
General Early attacked saeridsn's c,mp, on Cedar
Creek before day. the 10 b. ard surprised and routed
the Ssh and 10 corps and then drove the SIKH corps
yond Middleton, capturing IS pieces Of artillery and
1900 prisoners afly brought OG) but the enemy SUBJ
sequently made q stand, AID, in turn, attacked him,
clusrg his line TO give way On the retreat the enemy
captured thirty pieces OF srtsy-our ne. less being
% pieces-and come wagons and AmbulAncee. Oar
loss in kIlsd and wounded WAS lass than 1000. Our
loss in prisoners Is though. TO be small The enemJs
iaisntry Is reported very badly dsmoralIsd. He did
not pursue His loss was very severe. Gen. Ranseur,
while acting with gallntry, seriously wounded, and
IL in the hardI of the enemy.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of the 10 contains
letter dated October lsb, which Gays, a gentleman
Who LEFT Sh6rdAhs army yesterday, reports that the
rebels reOecupy Fishers Ill., tbs left Of the po itiOn
heretofore carried By General Crook and are erecting
Publications there. Our troops are in the nsghborhood
Of S.rAsburg.
MCNEIL NOT CAPTURED
Sheridan feW dsys since, cfR ,iay reported the
capture OF OIp.Aa Mcneil the untirins old partisan Of
ths Valley. Tnis statement. We are happy to say, is
untrue. Captain Men, although painfully wounded,
says the Lynchburg Republican. Is well cared for by
kind fiend and will mast likely be able sgain to lad
his command to battle.
FROM PETERSBURG
An oficsrja from Petersburg reports al perfectly
que. He was unable TO iurnish sir gle lem Of war
neWL
YANKKR GENERAL DEAD
Major General d. B. BTney, Of the Yankee army,
Wh1 advanced on = recent Saturday evening towards
Richmond by way Of the nor,h side and then retired
for g0Cd AID sufficient reason dead He shul I'd of
his ner:al coil from the effects Of mAlarious fever
contracted on the James river which bid defiance 70
the sail Of the medical faculty.
The Pala RlPhla Inquirer Of the oh ssys he was
the son Of TIE Hon. James G. Birnsy, wealthy Ala.
bama planter, who removed may years ago to Ohio
TaoIga ia civil position ss tn, beginning of the war, he
volun ned end val made Lieu.eIsut Colonel Of the
23d Psnrs ylyana Volunteers. Is was Afterwards msde
Brigadi,r Gecerl, and then advanced to The position
of Major General Tor mer;torious services. A. the time
of his ds.th be was in command Of the lo:h amy
corps.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
APPEAL PoR PHACE.

Henry De Hoghton, Bart, has, it seems, been inter-
estipg himself in circulating memorial from the pee
pie of the U1ittd Kpgdcm o! Great Britain and Q.
land, to the United States Of America The following
are the concluding paragraphs of the address:
We bel eve that it is low time for you to pause and
after calmly reviewing sll that you have accomplished
the distance which you have travelled from your vel .
kneWn landmarks, and the difficulties and dangers that
certainly boro you, TO take counsel together o; to
the best means OF restoring peace. We cannot forget
that the question Of pescs submit ted
for your confederation before hostes had sc ually
commsnce6:-,hst both Government and people found
themselves plunged into this fearful contes. almost
aw1 res, snd that you have nsyer been permitted
yat opportunity OF consulting together in general
convention, for the purpose Of maSipg known your
opinions and wishes about the war; any Of the Va
issues gro wing out Of it. We believe that the has
changed for the present. at least the Character OF your
Government. Il has swGps away your freedom
OF speech, your free preea, and the inssti.
msble fight of habeas corpuF. We bell We
ira the Southern people are only fol-
lowing the precepis aud example taught and pTacc
By your fathers and theirs, when they withdrew their
allegiance from the mother country, and that the =
c1ration of Independence which you hslloS and ceh-
brate every fourth day Of July ssser, al sell sid,nt
the right OF the SouseeTn people set up government
OF their own. We believe that should you ct the erd
OF anohsRhree sud half Yeas war; su(c led In cub.
dung the SJuth and restoring he Union by force OF
Of srus you viii find out whfn is too late that those
pillars upgn which rests ycur publican form of Cow
eminent hAvs been violently torn down, and that your
own Liberties hhV, been buIisd ia this runs We ask
you to compare the course pursued by the South
ard the Colonies 10 1919, with that adopted by The
North now ard the mother country then, and think
you Will disc0Yer many striking resemblances. /. ia in
-FOUR bauds to give pcsce 10 the Amercln continent
Tee Southern Safes ave appealed to you for pesce
and 10 be lie. alone. We appeal to you to gniz the
duty which 81 aches 10 ycur privilege and 70 make
peace with the Southern States aud We m Ike this sp
peal in the rane of religion, humanity, clviiizlion and
common ju3iice.
VIII ylu kincly assist to promo:s peace in Amer
cai
The document has, i; seems, been transmitted to
Gov. Seymour, of New York accompanied by the TO-.
lowing letter:
No. 10 cocKsPuR STREET, LYNDON,
pit. 2s 1864
Fir: Ihsve been depu.rd to forward 10 your Excel.
lency sd6r ss from the pfope Of Great Britain aud
Ireland 10 The pecpe OF The Uaed States Of America
q COPY Of ubion hsve the honor 10 inclose.
As the first to sign this address, In tAs eTyen. hope
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

WASroN AURDIR-Ye,;erday evening, child eight
years old, named Jlmes Duke, was eho. and killed BY
Wm. Bohsrnon, soldier ct Seabrook's Hospital. II
seems that Bohaunou was sitting in the hospital yarG
with his musket BESIDE him. The child climbed on
fsGcs and looked into the hOfpi.al yard. Bobanpon
arsd at the Child the bu!le tearing # the top Of ID
skull and killing him instantly. Bohaunon ran, bet wss
pursued and cap uroi by eficar Granger.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
TIL CITY,

HUarINos CoURr.-In Judge Lyoh'J Court ye,terday.
Vrits Of hSbeas corpus were Issued upon the psions
Warner s. Hodges g. W. Oardwel and Powhstsn MOI.
cure gtituturslist, who aege that they Illegal,
detained in custody by hfj. Thos. g. Psyton, CON
scrip. foer at Camp LIE. Tas cases will DO examin-
ed to-day.
The Court them transacted some civil business and
adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
NIkGINIA.-At kules held in the Clerk5a

W lIs0AN1As-hb Aule4 nelQ IN the Clerks
once Of the Circuit court Of Nelson county on Mon
day, the lst day Of August, 1884:
Daniel j. harook, executor Of Aary w. csbs dscsssed .pa
Gas.ee ana iegssss In nsr VII, PHI,
PsytOn stPy and o,hsr next d kin and ss.es, Of The
san hsy w. Vnei asceazed, Defts.
The obec. OF this suit TO have the last viii
the said Mary w. Caes e tesar properly cons rued ,hs
rights and interests OF her legates Of ain Ia sad u
her estate acertsned and sued said estate delivered
PAID over and distributed 70 The entitled thersto the sc
coann Of TIE executor audited and seed
and directed the Of sayed
lie. In regard thereto. And amd.ut havisg beoa made
died In The papers Of this suit that following Defend
An named IN an amended supplemental bill exhibited In this
suit other resoe within poros Of the State Vnr mia eccu.
pied BY the public that cou cannot
executed upon them or that diligence has besn
In behalf OF the said A nun " In whA, county
Poraton they are, shou. effect vis Brazton G.rck VIM.
hAcsn snd Nora, his wife ha.on, Be.ey Mason, Lam
don hason, William Pakney Mason, Leila Brzxton Lucy
BaIon, Thomas Bslch and SUSAN hI wife, Charles Rzndo ph
Mary Randolph, kxAbea Turner, EoIborne Berkeley,
PorcAer and Anna his wife, ordered that they do appear
thin month after hereof and DO what
necessary 70 pro'se thsr interest," and COPY s
der be publish for four sivs
mond Wing, Newspaper pubhsdi In hs city Rehnono aud
ont door OF the eeuntI on
ths nrH day Of The nsxt county
copy-resta
sp9-vIv GR0. q srRvENa ui>s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22


that might tend to promote peace In America, 40
cspted the oce and trust that you Biz will take charge
of Il as Q mlsve from one great nation to another,
bsaed upon the principles Of Christianity and of good
will toward our fellow men.
Three hundred thousand names we're appended to this
address within the short epscs of three weeks from s
h,st appearance, and, with sufficient time verify be-
leve We might have obtained thoee OF nne-tenths oil
our country. They comprise men Of ell ranks, classes
religion and politics. and emana.e from every part OF
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Il Ia our earnest desire that Your Exceency would
plsce our address before the people OF the United
States OF America In euch way as yeu may deem
expedent with view to secure the object OF our sp-
peal
The address will be conveyed to Your Exoellency by
the next mail Qssvng Liverpool on tho lat Oetobsr0
in the personal charge of Mr. Joseph Parker of Man.
chester, whom ! beg TO recommend 70 Your Excel
lenoys protection.
have the honor to be cir,
Your obedient servant,
HIHRY DE- HoeHfoH, Baronet.
To His EIcellency HoRArIo SIrxOUR, Governor Of
the State Of New York, 80, b., So, United States Of
America.
1t b stated further that the signatures to this address
we're obtained within three weeks from the day upon
which the first was appended and they embrace every
class in the community. Toe clergy, of all denomna-
tons have supported it, especially the Catholic Priest
hood of Ireland from which country oblainsd more
than $50 900 signatures. This total comprises about
$50 600 names extending over 700 yards ct can
vase in four parallel columns Whico if take0 consecu-
lively, would stretch considerably beyond mile and
half 10 length.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

VIkGINA.--In the Circuit Court for tho
eo7nty OF HAnfAxI
fisnd, p,a,,,is
sgRinn
kshAra o. fhnEs Dst.ps.,,
dssndaai In ,h sal. win take notice. that on n, sr,s Dr.,
ocoe hsr between NE bonr Of nine orsnoon and
I've me afternoon OF that day, the once Lsha Bark,
dale h 81 HALIFAX Court House. In the said county the unoer.
signed me plaintiff In this suit VIII The depodons Of Geo.
~ hcnoh and others Do read evidence the said psn
u In tn sa anu ~ om Gauss the taking Of the sia
esoalols ihau Lot be commsaced beng lhs
not &c conpeted on that day. the taxing VIII be ad
ourned from time 10 time until The snail be com.
pleted
Witness the following signature this 18th day Of August A. D.
1854 HIErHA a prING1E -
AZ D-wW ~ Harrison Oliver, her nert nhsoa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
A HORSE SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN,


WE have in our possession large blood bay
w bier. tat took suspc Gus char .cter few DAYS
He sad h took her, dd1t steal her. between
Gnche5 snd Petersburg She abot eght yeSYs d. left
hind vh hers other Of cons The
by coming forward proving property paying
charges for keeping and for this advertisement
JJa Q. hEREnITH, n. D.
John Q, hILLER
Putnvtlls asashl,nd county, VI. SSla-vss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RALLARD HOUSE SALE.

THE above sale is continued THIS DAY at 10
Il O'Clock, 10 the Diniog Roon. with
Extension and other Tables,
Silver Plated Oasiors,
FORKS Spoons Knives,
Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes,
Table ClJih,, Brussel Carpets,
Omnibus, wsgon, &c.
J. Q. TALIPERRo co,
oc2l Proprieiors
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

I AW NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T
~ NAY C0NoERN-In General Order No. g. Issued By
der Of bsJor-GsDera KemFe the following was
uIsi:
employment Of the applicant t. an ex.
I VIII ch equivalent received produces delay, and
n wise beaIfcia'. -
"By order OF NJ jor- @ neral K mpsr.
or. II. OATLETT
"AunEut A6jutant- Gen era."
Having tesn informed by MAJ rsnsrs .nper he hiss
apology explanation TO axe VI infrm ell who
dsre "counse the REFER to- that
will undertake them, and prose them, hope with manly
hrnness and gentlemsny courtesy
Ihave reused shertoe Of iris character hundreds
tsy wishinI Ia with the Eecrttry
War; this Arbitrary, Herpsed aud ncon,s. or
der aspersing an nabe pref ami sora,ory 10 the
dig1iiy fihe swI vii take such CASES; aud any delay
caused by Of my n will whether my ell
ens cur Expense ior which equivalent IL r'ctv 3D."
Buch grea. Ju 'gei nsfei beott, Ho Boug &c. Of
I'm land; MsTshal bt6y, Ta1ey &e Of America slwayr eur
ted the aid of ecu sell" il Jefres and williams, Of sy
fame and mem 'ry, who defpis:d "c9utse" Wner did
General Ksuper teeme WISE great ald nfslble, 81 to
be above The sppO'c f"eouote VINO he prOld rseos
ME, at least as eQUss before mounted blI stars
mssn Dotrlng personally dsesoectia 70 9jor-gtnertl
Kmper un'e hs chooses ooniiier It. But will tot
crate is assault pToss i1n-slea equal to the militia
~ eh an HI mbls memoe- Any one VINO T. q
mates that who have employ me "fHeur
ptss r toAich esuirdinf Is recersf .pubrsNs VIII
10y Ind derOgaorJ 70 rsts as 1, ole e
opisy -
oct "a 1t- JOHN GlLhER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
- G0gsTITUTIOE-sTATR siGHES,
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. "a. 1854.
EVENING WING.

We EAan publish, to-day, At 3 o'clock P. n, and
avery succeeding day Sundays szcePsed0 at the SAns
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing win contain the Ates. news BY nail snd telegraph,
M 70 he hour Of going to press editorials local intel
BStpoa. 10. USo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
SORGHUM MILLS,

HAVE Ready. Tor imm, date delivery, 8
Il ROLLER fRoS 3, q 1HuA aILLs
These Mil Eve the Ll m. "a ,h.,.
durability and wofiing quant.el ~,
Ga furnish soReaUa PANS to ordsr and have 4, ors
gsnesa ssor nsnt VI Stray Cuer Corn sheers Htssnd
spoEs Flow oasans, skis Ovens Old DsmnIon N.L g.,
0sia-ew Mia h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22

NOTlCB.-A General Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Rssloks Navigator Comp any viii be held
q Hx Court House. On WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of oeo-
Der a. gtsaD. q. q. oABANIse, ese'ry.
oe fs-2aVtds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
MCNEIL NOT CAPTURED.
FROM PETERSBURG.

An Oaicsrjass from Petersburg reports all perfect
que. He was unable to iurnish = sir gle lem Of vi
neWL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-22
" InGlNIA, To VITA rules held in the

sspl0--.w4v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

Fort CARLY e. thc parposo Of stealing cc'tp &C. Tor
prov isoas. 60,
Co, Carson is now engaged in a campaign ttrough
tho Canon de h. an. Il ~ said that he ~ determine
"a puss through that stronghold and ceai II OF lna'-
body troops we believe, never passed through tIa'
cancu. ,
dispatch from Fort Sumuor s.atos that on a." ath
" January alarm given by an Apache 'ndpin OF
attack the Apache reservation by parry o NaNa'
joes, who had 1m or the ATaches hord "i 'ock. Tue
commander 0 the post MAJ. H. T. hall'r, started OUT
IN the pursuit Lien NewtoId 9Th u. = ii,antry Win
ter mounted men Of Go Is, I'd Cavalry California Vol.
unteors and co. d. 5h H. T. Infantry coll The men that
could be mounted at the Ios) Mr. Labaii the indian
Agent. Mir Garlic, MIR. Wld.cInme, ind about -
Aplchcs q,
After Going 70 miles, the pursuing party overlook
ahogt 100 Nayajocs OF whom they Killed oT wounded 30
capturing the stc.en animals.
Thc GGseic 81 The 10Th says;
II IL understood that large number Of the mnes ia
Southern African will be recpcned the coming Slilne
and PAT INTO operation. This fosut BE- brought "iout u)
protcc on ta II being given 10 The mining regions ~
the military.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

MI RICTIAsnsON Dem. III said that hr, Oooiltle
had remarked that Slavery dead. ii &C, theh HoS
il net about time that We should go TO werk ana r'mB
this TO close aud peace with al ,'s pics i9bs
aBadn 10 tho lGudf lie did not unde;6thid thet Non
gress had plw.l in times Of war that had he' u, t.
of peace Corqr1s could not change or after The "Wa
o! war ss proposed by Mr. Sherman IN his speech IN.
other day AZ it I0ssussCd 40 pow uh"Vi lle IA" W
nations IL these Rebels were bolig, rents We mus,
conluer or treat with them No law Of Con .res" Wo''
aict tlcn SO long as they N,i' o'f,.Y ri M, Ina
this raid or Slavery advanced orr oausef Ane Imam 10,
notion Proclamation gave $4,000 1aen 10 Joh' oatls
Wnen lie canse was nearly Hopeless, ana 's,Dn
CATION gave him armus when ne could BOT o..
wise Rave obtained them. The interests oil tuS "n'e
rag6 demanded that this should DC nroet' ~
sperdy ooce Why YVES il that the Rebclhoh h"d NO.
beeu ms dawn by our vast erDics In the 1ai
their thoughts had been turned to ihn h'b'"
oat of crc.tjun tie white 'a1 VINO had soho c,ii1
ton 80 lar the Administration was fcsNnHpe W Wv
AmcTirou people for The continuance v. ~ w. =;
f,r We mad never called ou our White population III m
/ for tI,o,- ANY oth@f country would l1uG 10 It'e
icon dee, tcred under he bunders ~ az Hh"n'sI
like Ibis Tie was in favor 81 f iHilaE Nu'h ~ ni'hc ~
os woud rive the Rebels tine 10 feirc'' 10 uoF ~
on sober reflection thcy would leue ''' ''oi' P'''''
/ IL fair terms we've held out 10 ibtul. ,,,
/ In answer a. MI Richardson NJ 81 2iAN explained
b1t no was not ia favor of exercising 4Iy o1rd1id
nv mower lie would declare il 10 be IA undouOteJ
it ~ Ccngross 90 say that the wives aud children OF
sgves used in The way wcro nee. Nis9 ui'n No',
T.bcs w. had right 60 cmanoPale ther slaves nndei
| tle laws of war. He never Gained n as ar6ht oi
congress % ah The laws II war; but II iHi me io W
+ 20 use these laws Ggaius: the l'ebrls
/ Af,,ra short colluqay between Ncsts. Sn IAAN ana
RICHARDSON the subject WAS postponed lhsI Jh1It"'S
neXt
/ EXAMINATION or CEITAIS Army OFFICERS.
NJ WILSON reported bill foI the cX'uuil0ton o
certain army officers. Passed
Iht ScratC adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
COURT CALENDAR-TFrs DAY.

SUPREME CoUET-Circuii.--P Mos. 92l,
1928 80 aO3 1905 1901 1909 1895 1904 JO9 1911 1873 1915.
1919 i32 1873, 1873. 1871 1929 1891. Part LIMOS. l39,
552, 90 5sa, . e4 ee, elo GIG. go, rs, 800 9J2 3d.
$40, 9i2, JiB, 80. 9j4, 963.
SUrEI.B CoURr-Gcnerai Tom.-Nos. II, IS,
10 H. 10, 49, 90 30 81 ~ g. ~ q 30 3d. 81 y, 49, %,
%, g. 81. ~, 3d. 90, Of Enumerated motions.
C0URr OF COMMON FLRAs-Part Mos. PIG,
so 20 3 100 ~, 3, J63, 3s 33 49, i5, f9, 42l az,
Pr l-No' 2Oa, l9!, 2Sl J9 39 81. 'oJ 4oi, fDS, I',
n3, 2s3, i8i, 80.
KINGS CoySry SUPREME CoUIT-GENERALT EEN
lib JUDICIAL DgTRICrAos. 81 - 81 IS, g. 49, 50 ~ ~,
~ %, Is, a. 80, 81, So 3d. 81, 30, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

urLAfHOID.S NOsN WASH.

BELMBDID'S ROSE WASH,
an .sccea oou for d.lt OF Sypi'io "a, ~, and -
Injection ia eises.es OF Urinary Organ, aiisss noe
habits ds. Aou usqd ia connection with Tie EA.f@e.'
Buelu aud Sfrir1ia. "a srch q se1E's recommended
p idelee of s;e AID ri-p. cis"' w
acrol p.uy q . a., dIe---.
CERTIFICATES or 81 RES,
fADM 10 20 YEARS STANDING. Wit
NAILS hlONA 90 SCIENCE AND lANb
kor Medical lrop-rts q bachg,
SIZE DiSpfSSAtOhi OF THE UNITED STATS
zee Poi asol DEWEL ~ able works tha fls.aee q
=
81 ral4s. made by &c IN, celebrated d. PhYslC Pal,
.d.ip is $500. -.
r.. fe,,irF, fasi- hv Dr. rfiRAlN MCDOWELL. n eel.
r-.d rs is aud Mef rer or the Royal College
-e.fs .rtul Hi p--l' q! i.e transactions o. iao kigS
all O. c.cu's Journal
,e ico lsur-ital Review. pub shed by BENJAMIN
TRAVELS Fellow 81 -he 80 ypl & olle.e OF Surgeons.
s.. = ~ of the la.c Stamford Works On Medicine.
tiAll. CT ~ 'tht, : re- bottle, or SIX TOR r..
IAEnAlr SlE-,rAflLLi, - yer botii. % s'K EOS
FiiuEoyED RosE WASH, sc pes bo,,'e OF 50, sos
e -.
ear. o. most s. j. dire gons G,l.rs' Ca.
10 vrrri ary addro F,cucly packed irog. observe
il-tcfh. sylpolli ia al c3i4muutstoDs ''., .uafsn
seed. Ad,i.r -t.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

SCFfLHiEGs Or TIE NAYAJOEs--GIy. 1ARSoN's
EXPEDTpON-PaofACTIOS oF IT,. ArAOnES-
h NICfOhY.
We learn from The Sartd ri Gazc,re tlat tho
Nayaoes arc tcing hard pressed by The tool under
Cob CauAr. md arc suffering severely + ON want OF
food Thor E'eessi'cs are 30 great they gro reduced
Z nc e>touty q ,.nts,ng 10 WHOM n few mas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

DISASTER TO THE LouIsrASA.-The following
Is Tho lis, Of los, nom tle steamship Louisiana belong
ing 70 the National Steam Navigation Company's line
OF Liverpool and NewYoIk steamers wllcl le:t that
port On the 5th January lsiii
Pa.,enstr-Wfsh, e. steward Pr,urfr = Gcrmanl Bur
usy f.uppo,ed 20 belong IoEdonl Frgnscrs alr<
Stewart (,econdl David stous. tifomcnlhos NcEaci en-
n Oh Jones Hrsh Almond Stamen-NH.. Hunis, Philip
NcC unc 1ho' Young janice CG"y Peter Andcfson Thee
Asl.nwaLl, Al.sruo oLcyauI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

DEATH FRoW ISTEMPERASCE.-An inquest
was on Tuesday held by Coroner NeImann at Duryea's
Hotel NO. Us South street on the body OF Jobn Boyle
q Catholic priest who was found dead IN bis room.
Deceased has for time past been very intcmpea
and death undoubtedly the result 81 his d. ,solue
habits He Was for many years man Of prominence III
tho Catholic Church. n Louisville. KY, and az one time
owned large amount II real estate IN that city,
y.Idc. VI deaLh BON lniemIorance was renderod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

RECRUITING IN BRooRIYS.-The recruiting
hufiness l,s tc.n rather hrk this wsokahoUt IS lay-
lug been enlisted tic pat two days. making tho t.t
number thus iar secured o. l up Tho quota 20 The
total number required upon che Presidents list cell IL
$500 an no Gogtt is now entertained that tho whole
number vi b. secured hy ho latter part Of March
mat Of AlrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

FEMALES! FEMALES, FEAlALEst
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CoNTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
j. many affections peculiar Females the ksTnrt rncho
= uneJused o. any other remedy in Choross o. hss'
ton il.zulIies Pslfuness suppression OF CnoTay
tyscuatons Uceslsd scrou. stale Oh toe osi Leg.
Whites stetGy, and 70. al con- ,sraeI'
tie sea- whether arising iom lndicrst4on, baos =" bs
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
= see symptoms above -
so FAMILY SHOULD Bt WITHOUT III