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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21
DANCING Academies.

TlROCKES' DANCING ACADEMY, S6i BROOME ST.
ID NEW GLASS FOR TUESDAY.
LADIE meet Tuesdays and Fridays. from to O +. NJ.
4 GENTLHMkN Tuesdays aud FRIDAYS, TX to l0h L. N.
u CHILURkN, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 to 8 r. NJ.
LADlES Primary Classes instructed by Mrs. II ookes.
SOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THE SCHOOL is OPLN ALL TIE YEAR.
PALLET MASTER DUMARS PRIVATE DANCING
- Academy IS Seventh avenue, Thirteenth rect
Glasses day and night for ladies' gentlemen chill
dren Kedowa Waltz and six fashionable Dances taught
perfectly ia six private lessons.
H. SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
-. 22 Fourth avenue Twenty third streetClasses
formed at times applicants aud private lessons
every day to those who wish 10 learn quickly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

vay VILLAIN L@wrsN GOLD AND SILVER, RrFrYER
w assaser and vcsn>eneer. n Chambers strse, Old
Cold and silver Bought ,~sc hiehast nrits paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

T 1oK-IF YOU HAVE DESIRE TO ENTER ANY
~ paIi-rlar uf artillery cavalry infantry,
yor ai hrer inquire before u = too late whether such
full If II Is and voluptcer TO into IT,
We of sich matters
tell,you the bonnties whore the dac
located and every information
yonr tectiaa about Volunteering free Of charge
Call1n PIlINSEY co IS Law o.ce, 256 Broadway, up
stairs two doors below Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21
Ks-sS|I.;.. HF7Ous.

A -coRrs BUSFoSs BAD NAILS TryDsS ~ gr
Al cured r1aat nan by DR. BaIG y surteon
ma., 1l:eele. soei by druggists by mail, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

YJoUNTY MAKE NO DELAY. THE UNITED STATES
ID bounty of S31fo recruit and $500 70 veteran viii
not he paid AFR 4pri and u Non are going to volunteer
do your interest and the interest OF
those drrendne upon And for reliable informal
sHll in TnINNEY \ co IS Law enlce 265 Broadway, up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21
MEDICAL.

A Dv1CE TO MARRIED. LADIES MADAME RES
n TELL Female Ph,scsn and Professor II Midwitery.
be consulted usuai AZ 1862 Chambers street. But
interview will he necessary. No charge fer advice Her
infable medicines also BE- obtsred at l27s Liberty
ST eet. by mail Price s. n. B.-Ladies who desire
board and the best medical attendance during confinement
can be accommodated Her French Fepa Monthly Pills,
price dollar box sod at 62 Chambers street. 21k
Liberty 4U3 Hudson street New York 24 Grand
street. williamsburg 2l7 Fulton street. Brooklyn; by
mail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

F.. RIcE1vNs EroLN MoSEY.-A ntg,o fellow named
Thomas, slave of Joseph Coleman. charged before
the Mayor, yesterday, with recsiyns $780, which he
we'll lnsW 10 have bsen atolou from julius Basr. A
nsg,o girl rsued Lizzie acknowledged committing the
theft hu. told oioer Granger who arrested bcr that
she lad given Thomas, the prisoner, one Eve hundred
dollar bill to chIDge for her. Granger found upon
Tlomaa abou. $50 in Confederate money, which he
stated was the monsy he hal received from Richard
R.rs for bag told him. Thomas is q canal boatna1,
and was arrested about ninety one miles from the city
he denies receiving any money from zzis.
Henry StaHt,n, who cims to be free, bu; having no
papers, vas as charged with receiving 900. part
Of the three thcuA-a which was s!oan from Bser.-
Stanton had on bis person about one Kindred and
eishy-two dollars, which he stated were given TO him
by a gentleman to purchase meat with. The Mayor
rsmauded Thtmss for examination bafo:e he Hastings
Court for agreeing 10 charge the five hundred dollar
note given him By zzie as he must have known that
Il was stolen. Henry Stanton was ordered to be whipped
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

nsn Of the present time miles, On the stage, pAAAas's
that were familiar TO the ssr oftheir boybood.
Since then the drama when properly directed rth'cis
always the progress which made in tbs refinement ana
elegance Of public taste Is proper that the custodians
of the drama should secure for IL the sympathy and
moral support Of the refined and cultivated. The lew
have always though. for the mary aud public support
given to The drama " the intellectual and rtn'eans
will seCurs the 90 operation Of the multitude.
Those practically and pscuniariy interested In the
drama in this cisy are entitled 10 The Oomnendinon ana
support Of the community it has been specunary sue
cess; il might we bssn disastrous failure; 1t ns'
done much good. Many young solder, who has thus
been nsuesed1nd amused whose crude taste has Dsen
educated and direcsed would probably have spent DIS
evening" at least less prcHably elsewhere many OF the
wounded have in the fascination OF beautiful sentiment
elevated conception and elaborated thought, found
temporary balm for thsir trials whilst the camp soldier
has hesn lead nomsntAiy to forget the lonely expo
sure o. the picket and the WsAryng tolls Of the march.
II than, the DIANA il to exist in 9 community, shall
become, through the inalsnos Of proper support,
pleasant sourOs Of inssl,euL enjoyment and recrsA-
tiOn or shall Il, from want Of suoi aid, Angush ana
degenerate
LIST thoss chiefly interested invite . meeting OF all
Who properly spprsosss and value the Dramatic art,
that By public expression Of opinion, sympathy and
support this GrI may detarorats but may become
an intellectual recreation and pls Asng Improvement for
TIE Gu .iVAtsd, the Intellectual and rsHued.
Fhsrs are many in the Dramatic corps Of this city
worthy Of support All In regard to the Others, 1t may
BE- well to reoOlsOt.
"rae less thOy deserve the mere ed.
merit y in your bounty"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
THE CITY.

Noyn RopBzRY-A Housn PULLED down AMI
Damn OTr-some few nights since certain psrties
living in Rockets conceived the idea Of committing
robbery on some one, and thereupon aalisd out for
that purpose Ar taking the rounds Of three or -four
squares without arriving at any dshate conclusion
vha. kind Of an operation they would invest In an DID,
but sub yanty built framed house struck their fancy
snd, |. being deserted they commenced ripping CT the
outside dmbsrs till msky planks and logs were OBJ
sned "a ooad be conveniently gotten home that night
The next night finding that nothing WAS said about the
matter, the same persons again started out but this
tis wen. better prepared earring with them hooks
ladders ard axes and wagon with which to haul away
she mouse as thg would tear Il down. This proceeding
was renewed fiom night 10 night till the whole house
was entirely torn down and carried CT This building
was formerly used as brewery, and belonged, at the
time /. was spirited away, to Mr.. my Smith, the en-
terp dsipz proprietor Of restaurant at the Of
Gary aud Virginia strssts HIS asto nshmsnt can better
DO imsgnsd than described when, on vis Ing Rockets
90 Saturday, morning last to lock after hi, pFopsrty no
found that Il had been taken away.
Immediately alter the discovery OF his losa, Mr..
Smith sought constable W. Robinson, the Vdoea Of
Helrco equity and put bin on the trick Of the daring
uAyaudsss. R>binson took the matter In hand, and
s.rn.sy prosecuted /. to tucoetsiu s,us In ,he,s
,,hs AetMAtds. From sx o'clock Saturday, night Gil
ID O'Clock Sunday morning, be made ihs following ar
tosts Of persons implicated: Pailip Lee and son, -
Willis, wife aud son, - whippls, and John ford and
wife, They were taken before Justice Nsstss on Mon
DAY. and after an examination into the matter, were
duly recognised for their appearance to answer the tf
fence before the County Cours. .-
These parties are considsred very bad oharaetsrs.-
Lee Is said 10 be deserter from the Confederate ar
my and in bis house was found another dsster named
williams. 10 WI n 70 house was found sscrs.ed ne
70 fellow who had been q runaway for tao years. SI
barrels Of corn supposed to be sto,n, were also found
In Lees house.
The house which was 90 uncerenoniousy torn to
peosq was an excellent one aud at present valuation,
vas worth about thirty thousand d'llars. Mr.. Robin.
son srcseed in rsclAming about ton thousand OILERS
worth of the timber, which was packed away for Ere
wood In he yards Of the person, whom he arrested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

WORTHY OF ESooUkAGsNrsr.-A rs John Woody,
q LAZY whose husband is in tue army. has recently
opened shoe store Main street. neery opposite the
S.: CHARLES Hotel, 10 order tina: she may obtain the
Nhefewla for the suFpor. of herself and CHILDREN
Her assessment Of lides and gsntemsus shoes viii a.
ways be eonplsie, and beipg Of the manufacture Of
Msssrs ,E&y HslIiOgs Co., Of course the workman
ship must be good. Sac is worthy Of support aud We
nope will be lioerally patron Esd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

BEARING HIS Wire "A man named John O. Cousins
was arrested Oh Monday night, charged with assautirg
and beating his wife. The evidence against him proved
that hG character Was very bad aud that be already
under bonds for hs god behavior, which, ty his last
ac. had baen iolf,ted. The Mayor committed him to
II, in default Of security.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
LoRoxxfTl.


HoHI AaAH.-Ws had the plessnrS yesterday OF
greeting cur old fdsnd and Journalistic SolAeOrsr, ht
Gse. Mcknight Assistant Adj General 70 Gen. L'snF,
sbO hss Iu,; returned from J0huson Island where he
v.s bsla captive for IA months, having bssn esr.
,u,sd near Jaokson, Miss, In July, 1858. We were
panied 70 sss the rGvAgss wrought on hs manly frame
,y tne wasting eorhlsment Of IA month";. His hair 10
growing gray under hS ,rAls AID srsrDg'; and what
uAs most painful to rs, who had been accustomed to
ae tones Of lis rioh mslow voice. a. he narrated the
deed. Of knight errantry performed BY himself and bis
r.sLd X ubbs," Wa TO learn that he had completely
O.t that voice, which il nov scarcely audible aDovsS
,h.psr. He has contracted bronchial affection, which
aas brought about . complete loss OF voice.
Though his voice may now lack iu vigcr, ASA
aAr will make himself heard in tones clear and dis
Incl enough through the columns Of the Southern
PIGs
He leaves shortly for tour South, and We would not
"a astoDi shsd 70 soon read 10 his own inmitsos Aye
,as many ana bsrOsipg secrets of his PRISON house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
FROM MISSOURI.


MeBlLr, Ost. IA special despaoh to the Register,
dated Sssatoba os l6h says that they have the st.
Louis RspuLIsrH Of the i n and IL b inst.
Pie conei.on Of lflirs is considerably worse for the
Fedsras than it has been at any ns since the begiI
ming ofthe war.
soms Of the papers are advising the Abandonment Of
>Ankansls 10 nvI hss.ui.
S,ndburn Is skirmfhog With Pieces rear.
The Osnfederates represented to be clad In rev
.. ,thss and abandon worn out horses for new onef
Hae men aud hosaes loaded with puuder.
Railrcai trains and bridges we're burned near Cali.
fornia. tA
TAs Memphis Argss Of III, l4;a has later dates which
confirm the destruction u hs Gaeonsds, 0sgs aid
More byidges.
BnAude<son, Thradkill, Perkins and Thornton have
all j,ined Gen. Price, Who had 10 600 cavalry and 10
pieces Of artillery.
BuIbidga had arrived q. Cincinnati.
The Comms-s al admits his expedition Was unsuccess
full.
The passenger trains on the Kentucky Central Rsil-
read have been destroyed BY sueriFas.
AWashirgon deIpatch says that tho 10th and 18Th
corrs los. 600 10 the assault O1sns farm the
Nav Market road, and the and b corp lost over
Q 600 during the advance stu.h Of Petersburg.
Sheridans losses in the Valley set dosn a. 400.
The Rpubl eau thinks that Affairs look gloomy ard
pro.s uacss santons ursgn dispatches about the
situation as made 10 Fec the tlec'ion'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
soxnuHerAt Pa sltra,rIA.

ecHhHHeIAL Pa eALraoEIA.
- By Telegraph 10 Grssnoek.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Oct. s.
Corros:-The sales of cotton to day foot up $4,000
bses Including 900 lies to spectators and EXPORT
ers The market Is dull with little inquiry, and prices
are weak OF partial decline Of penny par pound.
LIVERPOOL. "Wednesday, ost 8.
Consols c,o,ed at sst@ssf for money.
tfa AMEsIoAE sicURirIEs.
Illinois osrtral Railroad, 6o@5l discount; Eie Rail
road 4l(l42,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

Ry rHos. W. KEEasEr, Austionse-.
(Ofice corner OF 18th and Gary sreets)

D. ruos w KETasFp Aucuonee-
,os ~ 800, ~ IQtb a nd Oary streets) ~
omee corner % issa ~ 80. ~ YYror,x,
FLRGANT HOUSEHOLD AND hliChEN
III 1urnIu q Piano. PAntnss Hases. Carriage and Ha,
and oos for ..s At % s0 o. Sa a. tho
~ sSh eoroer a. f,ankIln and Madison sis
~ H., .had e.rnure Piano Ps1nx HorSes Onrisgs and
Wsrrsss con5stino In psrt Of
.'-'' p,ptop
~
elegant ROSEWOOD case sess'-oesA'e fiano
very large french rate nnror
set. Lace aad Dsrnask M,inao. OuIpeAns
bpensid vi fainnass ana hng5aVnr
Dyanf, laig. fArIor cnths
aoSic and other ohsr
mMpis-sp oenIe Isole
epienua brusse.pnpeH ana hug
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
THnH@RAP
Reports OF ehe Press Association received Ex-
elusIvely by the Whfg.

Entered ocs9rding Aa Of Congress % De year 1885, by
J. TRAyRR IN ne Clerks 6tcs Of the District Court Of
GsionJsdsrds Hdss for ths Northern District " Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
Essr BONDS AND CERTIFICATE

n 3 WGrB
ftosa or destroyed by The public enemy near Arlington
Depot son county, the ilth OF last Seven Der
'snt Bond No 1922 for 500. Issued Sept. o. 1893 With
interest from July ~, 1888, IN Of Jno H. Hendren
spd Ips A. Wsdds, stmiaist ators CT Thos. Burvei,
Nca; and six per cent Bond, No. 49i, for $500 Issued
Zee IL 1862 With Interest om Nov a. 1885, Ia names Of Jos
.Waadsl and Jno ~ Hendren sdqinsster a. above Also
ne following CERTIFICATES o four per Bonds rgned by A.
KGney DerostarS 81 stsrnton Va, viz: No. for i6OO,
.sust s.Th s. lst4 sn: 80. for soo. hsusd March =,
So and No. tcO, s,asd March 1864, 10 JOS A. wsd-
.s no go of 400 saes March Il, 1884 osth.Ins 8.
gadde and No 9t for AGO. issued March 1884 10 J. N
dend.eh and Waddell sd n,Disrators a. above.
This publication nsde With view TO an spplc alton 10 the
Treasury Department for renewal VI the above mentioned
aonds add Candidates.
Jaa A wAnnrII a<.,n,or W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. g. A,
RICHMOND Va. August 20, 1854.

ID EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
Ii Act Con approved June l2 IS authorizing VI
yops Ss Act approved May ls 1851 20 Exchange the san
Psrtes Owning registered g per bon under ths Ac
II May &C. 1861 esng 10 or hange them for coupon bonds
M asn them pointed out In The printed endorse
ert OF the back the cene , % the ftsteso
Amerol in Ige for bes and e'1se hsra b.
10 he REGISTER Of Treasury Depsr msnt vhs VII
hefeu o. In COD pa9cs with the provisions Of re Act Of JUNE
g issue pom Bonds for the amount specf cd In the reE
cred oonds ass gned. y. A. IA rboLe,
l9-dn seoresarT OF IN 'frsasuD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
1AE VS..
eooD NKws YaoM GEORGIA.

NAWb NAOA NHU1sN-~'
A ds.pateh received from Georgia k-lSy from
ION, @, perfectly rshable stAs that General Hood has
,..troyed the rIroad from R-saoa to Tunnel Hi cap
urpr all the gurisonS oa the route, with 3 large
.mOun. OF army stores and one thousand prisoners Al
"a. accounts ne had taken Dalton. On the 18Th sne
nan vas south of Dalton, moving nOrthWard.
Rssaca il 81 miles northwest OF Atlanta; DLten Is
Is Mia, In the same rso:0a from RssAcE, and Tun-
Al HJl mics from Dlton. From Tunnel Hid to
chattanooga the distance is 81 milsS- The Whole dis
aucs from Atlanta to Chattanooga, BY the n'roAo'
anon which all the above named places are located be-
ing ISs milea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

y AhGJ Ur SrhAMah HOPE AT PRI-
~ yate sae We h've recelvet and tfsr SALE By the
gattdge only, cargo ofstamer Hope. censls Ing Of
lao barrels Brown and vrust led su ais
II bsgs Brown suga,
otfsr es Porto Bioj Molasses,
81 boxes fteNi1s Candies
IS aS Black Pepper,
10 ie1 G'ss 5um iier,,
ssboxes tie reap,
q bales line Hops,
btls Sh threat
l ca,e.upe ior FEET Hats
81 d,z.n fTeLch Ca fsIlns.
1,feo d1sel Ola ~ a d Coats pool Cotton
10 Rags Hayi Coffee,
70 bags aydgayia Coffee
q tier u n Ctf.e,
J0l 'egs III ( ar. SOFA
IS bseI blante.a
~ ares kpJom salts, TO arrive.
70 ca IS cap md Letter Pa, er,
00e0 ngi.h knyeopeL
eases bacA AID Whit, Prints,
10 "A es Reacred . cloths,
2b0 es Back Union UIo.h,
ZeKrd Sue Beaver d..
eAvy Back Pilot dc.
1ca.e sorted hes,
a. Mott ed pacas.
3Ca'ks Blue Some
Terms Cash on dehSsy.
os.ia-st KENT. PAINE, 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
ERON EUROPE. *

rbs folio wing Ia the ates: from Europe. II Is unu-
CAPI RACE, Thursday, Oct. Is.
Tia steamship Caledonia, fop Gasgow. passed this
mont AZ oceck this af ernoon She Was intercepted
By the news yacht OF the Associated rreS' Ana A'''
poul adyices Of the 9th CHAINED.
The political news possesses no imp0rtSi features
yorsh tslegrapaing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

WANTED TO HIRE
" APIAH0
In good or sr, BY lady, who viIfate g,od esr'o
~ address Boz stI, VlFIo l%"-e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
NOTICE.

NoTIeE.
Lost In the men'h OF May last certificate Of dspots In tho
onIsre st1es Treasury 3ln March, for beaIins
pefeenG Interest," No. eU3 for which sha AXE spplcs.
Non 70 the Treasurer for sreneval Of the forthwith
W. ". WOODS,
"rU7"n- hns W-vs~' Hnvsvd's 0Yovs H.sufaI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
YAKKEK oUARTIRNIstrHs WONT FIGHT.
= u.-oH contains the following de,patch

Eo,t1.even employees of the Q Isrtermaster's De-
n.rtmont were imprisoned yesterday, for refusing to as
sst in clearing the Manassas Gap Railroad OF timber
and buildings made use OF BY the guerrilla me recent
Of the rebels along the road rendering Z.
tremey dangerous to venture out unless provided With
A formidable esc1rt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

Ool-,-A Ionlederate Bond for 5000, dated
~ 1863 (number recollsced) Issued 70 me- s,o bres
20 lnadred dollar notes. (date and number recols ted
interest on noie, has been collected 70 January 1884,
iune Last A mass
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

Frsm The Kao1Vlle Register OF the S-h, row put
ished al istol, We Clip the following despatch;
NxAR BLUE SPRING, !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

LOST CERTIFICATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made for the reneWa Of Confederate per cent osr.
aeat No. Tor $780, dated March 22d lsS4taien BIZ he
."'o 49, aAnprrr JoNra
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
= -
A Malicious Ealseho sd

1hs following malicious falsehood from
Gieelsy's N. I. Tribune, has been Published
with comments IN nearly every Administrs.
ton paper in the country: l 7
"In answer to letter from the Hon. G. &
Smith, Treasurer Of Virginia, to the Hon
John Minor Bolts, urging on behalf OF Gov.
Pierpoint his .accep' ance OF the position OF
the Senator from this State, MIR. Bolts has
written an eloquent response declining ,hs
proifered honor.
"Mr. Bolts stated that nsver for single
Instant during this war has he doubted the
final result His opinion Of George B. Nc.
CleYl.n is not at sll complimentary to that
gentleman, whom he regards, 1t not positive
" disloyal at heart, at least in the light Of
an ambitious aspirant Tor undesetved honors.
Mr.. Botts stated that he believed that tho
majority ef the rebel army regarded Nc
e,sllan ss beirg rs truly devoted to ,hsir
interests as Robert +. Ice; and that n,sn
who would not, when his name was used ia
connection with Davis, FEllandighsm, Wood
and o hers Of the same political cousplexion.
como ou, boldly and diSclsim the association
was totally unfit 10 be commander OF 9 Un.
ion army."&c. 5a9,-..- -.a..b.T
The Alexandria Gns.tte cf Janusry 2ssh
SAYS, with regard TO The above:
"Like most oyhsr statemonts In regard 10
this gentleman. (Mr. Botis) theIe is not ons
word oil trnh in it. Hon. G. 8 Smith, the
gentleman alluded to- never addressed lets
Ter to Mr. Bolts on the subject OF the Uni.
ted States senatorship. and OF course could
not have received a reply to latter which
was never written. Such stSements as
these are calculated to do Mr.. Bots gleas
injury, and wc cannot See why. corresp"n-
dents for northers papers persist in making
them" " .t"g'."@
From this says the World, it will be seea
that deliberate ialsehood WAS concac'sd in
! Washingtop in order to cast gratutous sluf
upon General McCle lap. Such OF tho Ad-
Ilninisira, ion press as published this sander
And 30 not untice this explicit con rsdcior'
| of it are parties to tho fraud, Surely there
was never 8 man 30 tnjusIly matgned 81
the hero Of Antietam, - .f,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERs, STATE OF oHro)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CoLUMBIJs O. Fab & 1854

To tbs Military Commiltees and the Pres: g
Having receieved authority from the War
Department to raise thirty companies Of In,
fanry, to be combined into regiments, it is
orde red: That persons not in the military
service of the United States, who desire to
recruit, must furnish this Department with
the recommendation ofthe Military Commit.
tee Of the county in which they reside. Vet
.erans and others in tke Military service o.
the United States, who wish to recruit l.ausi
10 addition to the above recommen ndation
furnish written permission from their regl'
mental or company commanders. On pre-
sehtation OF these documents, conditional ap.
pointments will bs issued, authorizing the
recruiting of specified numbers Of men be
fore the 9th OF March next--Should the re-
cruitng officer fail to secure the. number o.
men required, his recruits will be copsrlida
ted with some other companv,i and he WI
receive such rank as the number Of msn
raised will entitle him to under the follow
ing standard: :. Captain City men; First Lieu
tenant thirty men; Second Lieutenant twen.
ty men. A,iS Si-4'
Military Committees are urgently requss.
ted to give this call their immediate atten4
tion and take such action as will ensure the
complete organization Of these companies .,
as early day as possible. ~ ''9 ~
Circulars containing Instructions will be
furnished from this Department the sew
eral Military Committees OF the State irnme'
diately. 9us,s9vg 3dAsf aao la
.a,, By order OF the Governor.
/ :, h, b. r. C)WEN, 3A'l'
t23H Adj Gen o. Ohioa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

The steamship Amstic,. from S,uthamp.
ton Jsnuary 20, arrived here yesterday morr-
ing, bringing iour' days later files OF Enro--
peau papers, Th3 Sshltswig iiolstein DIM:
Guilty con,rived to oc supy large share OF
public attention. Besides The demand for
the withdrawal offfv uhEcxr US eclisi'u;ioaf
it was reported that tie ultisnaium insis CT
upon Denmark tixu s uwn some basis toT
positive ulteiior concessions. The Angus
tentuig party is furious at resolution which,
it consite!s to be entirely in favor OF Den--
mark la Francs asserts that the first act
e Austria and Prussia ill be TO order tho
duke 70 quit Holstein. Gieat military pre-
p.rations arc being made on all sidss Fbe
BeIlin journals state that Denmark will
take part in the conference proposed by En-
gland, provided France will also particpstc.
1t is asser Cd that the lower house o. the
.Relchsrath wiz refuse the cIedit Of ten mil~
lion hcrins demanded BY the government TO
cover the expenses OF execution in Schies-
wig, The general news is not Of great inn
portaEco. The debate on ths address 10 the
Emperor still continued in the French Corps
LIE gislatif. Admiral Henelins dead. The
Federal Council of Switzerland has ordered
an irquiry into the intended attempt On the
lie of the Emperor. Nslo York World, Fsd.
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