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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-26

T,RENCH LANGUAGE AND PEN
MASsHtp.-NIdHr school. FOR GEN
gLEMEN.-rrofessor LOUIS GANBiN will, ON
ost .ise Sd, open NIGHT SCHOOL for the ex-
elusive purpose of teaching Preach and Penman-
from TO o'clock, at DIR. Litte'sofce on Eleventh
street, between Bank and Main. One hour Will be
devoted to each class. Ills system OF teaching
French is to enable his scholars to speak 1t as Wen
for Pcnmanship per month, in advance. Applica-
ton through the post-oiice win meet with prompt
,tf.ntion sc o6-1ts
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MIR. d. TURNER'S
ivI CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
The twenty-frst session of this SCHOOL viii
commence on the 26th of September.
TERMS For the first quarter, lin a1vance,) leo.
Mr.. Turner is exempt from military duty.
Sc 23-6ts
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FARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
II EXPENSES for half scholastic year, beginning
2sth September Tuition in all English branches
500; Music, 5 100; Board, 5000. Thorough in
For catalogue, address a. pREOT, President,
Sc 2l-6ts Fannvilic, Va.
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at the residence OF
Mr.. A. E. Graham, on Ninth street, north of Leigh
street, his entire HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, comprising the following and other
articles:
Mahogany Cabinets,
AIahos my Sofas,
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Pailor and other Chairs,
Carpets,
Parlor and Dining Tables,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Mirrors Pictures,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saueers, sz,se
Tumblers, GobletS, &c, &c.
ALSO,
One excellent Cooking Stove and Furniture.
Sc "a WILLIAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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NILLIAM wILDT, No. 1853 Broad

w street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
takes the liberty to inform his old customers and the
public III general that besides his Hair-Jewtlry bu.
sness, he Is now about TO manufacture all kinds Of
Hair Work, such Ladies' Front-side and Back
Braids, Wigs. Half Wigs, Toapees, Head Dress $
Curls, Bands, Ladies' Toppees also, repaireequa to
new. All work will be Made 10 order on the shortest
notice, and warranted to be superior to any ia the
city.
N. B-Ladies' and ehildaen's hair cutting, dIesS-
ing and curling, IN the best style, from 10 TILL apa
from till o'clock Highest price will be pad f0F
old hair. sc 2i--lE'
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auetioneer.

1.-TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS,
ON THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE ATAUC-
TION Will be sold WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth
September, on the premises at ~ o'clock NJ, two
desirable BUILDING LOTS, on the corner of
Franklin and Fourteenth Streets opposite the Bal
lard House. The Lots front on Franklin street
about twenty-five feet each, and run back one hun
dred and one aaa half feet. From the location of
these lots they are considered TO be very valuable
Persons wishing to secure central building lots
would do well to attend the sale.
Terms: Made known on the day of sale.
Sc g JAMES n TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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EOR SALE, one large. and one small
IL RETORT one sheet iron RECEIVER. capacity
one hundred and fifty gallons, one thousand pounds
ASPHALTUM, together with many other articles
Also, two PORTABLE PLANTATION GRISI
MILLS, capable of grinding from fifty to seventy
bushels of corn and cob together per day. Apply
to G Il. HODGES, at William II. Fowle, Sons 4 Co.
opposite this Office 50 A-2S
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FURNITURE,
CROCKERYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 30th instant, commencing at 10
o'clock i'm the morning, will sell at our salesr0om,
No 1872 Main street, assortment of GOODS con-
sisting of the following and other articles:
l fine Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-cloth and Cane Rockers,
Dining, Paror and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes aud Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, &c,
Pictures, Mirrors, &c,
Glass and Crockeryware,
Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches.
II Brussels Carpets-some of which are very
Sc 6 WILLIAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-26

TO THE PUBLIC.-On- Tuesday night
last, the 20th Of September, Sour House, on
Thirteenth street, was fired and robbed OF BANK
NOTES, SPECIE, CHECKS AND OTHER VALU-
ABLE PAPERS. As many of the CHECKS,
NOTES. and DUE BILLS, were made payable to me
or my order, warn all persons against trading for,
or receiving any paper prporting to be given by
received from me- unless bearing my individual sig
nature. Use 22-6tl CHARLES HUNT.
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" HI TIGHE,s CLASSICAL AND

H. ENGLISH SCHOOL, Franklin, above Sew
enth. The Twelfth annual session opens on MON
DAY, tho 10th No interruption during the session.
Professor L. daNBIN, Teacher Of French. TERMS ::
For first quarter, in advance, Ito. Can be seen
at school room from to O'clock or az his resi-
dence. Main street Sidney. sc 4--6ts
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
" STORE!
HARVEY, HELLINGS & CO.,

Keep constantly hand, erelasisely their cam
make large and superior assortment of
LADIES' FINE CALFSkIN SHOES LADIES'
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; GENTLE
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN
TLEMEN'S CONGRESS CATERS; GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LOW-QUARTER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES of every description !;
MISSES AND CIIILDREN'S MOROCCO AND
CALFsKTN SHOES; FINE STITCHED
BROGUES; SERVANTS SHOES in every variety,
and every other style of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be manu-
featured.
neatness and dispatch All orders will be promptly
filled when our customers cannot be suited from the
stock on hand. The trade will be supplied upon
Reasonable terms.
p. S.-We viii sell good Lasting (Ladies'l Caters
at seventv-fiv dollars per pair. Sc 2l-lws
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OFFICIAL.
N1cnnort. A.pt.E,n,,s- - -, -

ExCHANGE NOTICE No. - n
officers and men u tbs vieksburr ea,su, ~ !,
July =, 1868, who reported for duty AZ AM 49,.
camp east of the Mississippi prior TO epssntss II,
1854, are hereby declared exchanged. ~
KoiEET OULD 4
&c zt-et Agent u Exehanss
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III GER MARTIN
n, Will resume the duties of his SCHOOL ON
MONDAY, the 26th instant, on Clay street, between
Ninth and Tenth.
This SCHOOL will be continued without inter-
ruption. Sc 23-3ts ROGER MARTIN.
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M BLAIR & CO.,
w.. AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of Twelfth and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Having connected with our present business that
of AUCTION SALES, We will, hereafter, sell pub
Icly at auction, well privately as heretofore,
effort will be made to give satisfaction in sales
in both branches of our business.
We will have an auction sale soon asswe can
get some consignments in addition to our pre-
sent stock of which due notice viii be given through
the daily papers. Sc l9-im
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.r,,rr eIacSInNr lAN AIv

TIME TWELFTH SESSION OF MY
SCHOOL will commence on MONDAY, the
goth September, and close July 18th, 1865. Parties
wishing to enter their sons at school Will IND ON APP
plieation INV terms reasonable and accommodating.
School room on Fourth street, between Clay and
Marshall Use 2f-2t' g. L. q. SALFER.
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KDUCATIOUAL.

ii HSUI1INF AVABFsMI NOItOM-
u TIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. TERMs, COR ses-
sion ending list OF February, is65: Board, bed and
bedding $50 wishing sioe fuel and lights, si5u,
English tuition, SIS Extra charges for Languages,
Harp. Piano. Guitar, Vocal Music, Drawing 9, q
Enalsra.drrv 26-stts
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN late William A. Martin, deceased, are re-
qnestesi to come forward immediately and settle
their accounts, either by payment or by executing
their bonds. Rev. III. G.. CREWS is authorized to
act for US. E. Il. 4 w. M. MARTIN,
Executors Of w. A. Martin, deceased.
Sc l4-laW3W$
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CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The
~ exercises of our school will be resumed On the
THIRD OF OCTOBER. For TERMS &C., apply at
the school building, corner Of Grace and Folshee
streets. NJ G. GORDON,
sc l2-3tawtOctls o. A. ERICSSON
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, a desirable COTTAGE
RESIDENCE OH the corner Of Clay and Thir-
tieth streets, Church Hill, fronting Thirtieth
street eiehtytwo feet six inches, and running back
Clay street hundred and thirtytwo feet. The
house contains five rooms. Out-hoases consist OF
Brick Kitchen, with two rooms, Wood and Coal
House. and pump OF good water ill the yard. Pos
session gwen immediately. For terms, apply to
T.. G. LARUS,
On Thirty-second and Clay streets.
p ST not sold III ten days. will be rented.
Sc 23-eod6t@
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issued on MONDAY MORNING at " o'clock,
ID viii contain an unusnal amount Of interesting
matter, original wit, hulnor, news, criticism, &c.
For sale By the newsboyx and bookstores.
e a4--at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-26

MISS VIRGINIA JACKSON WILL
lyn open SCHOOL on MONDAY, 26th of Sep
teInber, ON Seventh street, between Marshall and
Clay streets, in the of the former residence OF
the Hon. James Lyons, and one door above the
school-room formerly occupied by Misses Saihe and
Mle Hill Terms for first half session in advance:
English course, Sl25; French or Latin, 80; fuel,
$40. Sc 2l-7ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-26

EARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
IL TWO ACRES OF LAND, IN GoOCHLAND
COUNTY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I am au-
therizcd to sell a FARM in Goochland county,
about forty miles above Richmond ana two miles
from James river, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND TWO ACRES; about fifty acres cleared, the
balance in original growth. There are two large
BARNS upon the place.
Sc 23-3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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MISS M. Y. DANFORTH'S SCHOOL,
lv lead-eolored cottage, Broad street, third door
below the African Church.
The NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL viii
commence on MONDAY, the Sd of October.
TERMS: AS moderate as the times will allow.
Sc l9--law3ws
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NOTHE.--As it is impossible either 10
IN purchase provisions in Henrioo, or 10 g1
transportation from the south, the Justices OF Ire
Peace requested 10 issue no more provision tA-
cts until the LIST Of December. by which time Il Is
hoped the present corn crop viii be- coGiitlonio
be used. GEORGE d. PLEASANTS,
se 22-6t Purchasing Agent for IfenFIeo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-26

A co UNTRY RESIDENCE For
n SALE-A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE. containing five rooms, with all necessary
out-buildings, fifty 10 one hundred acres of land
attached, within quarter of mile of Fluvannis
Courthouse. For particulars apply to or address
a. s. b." Pafnyrl, Eluyanna, Virginia.
SC 3-3taWts
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u ANTS.

yHANTED, small or medium sized
w HOUSE, either FURNISHED OK w
FURNISHED, on ahotkoe Hill, east OF Rirs sstses'
Address g Box 95G," Richmond post -oillea.
| se 26--2t
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Aiictioneers,
NO 81 Main street,
WE WILL SELL. AT AUCTION,
w at our salesroo,n, No, 81 Main street, on
MONDAY NEXT, at 10 O'clock, excellent as
sortinent of FURNITURE, CHINA, &c. We men-
ton i'll part:
/ Pdrlor Set,
Sofas,
l Rocker,
Chairs, in hair cloth,
/ complete Oak Chamber Set,
Marble-top Cabinets,
Washstand, Bureau,
Chains, Bedstead, &c.
/ large Dinner Set of white granite ware,
consisting of Plates, Dishes, Turine,
Vegetable Dishes, &c,
IL Tumbiers,
Cooking Stove,
and many other useful and desirable articles.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Sc "a Auctioneers.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
iyL CHAPLIN will commence her usual course of
instruction -oIA the PIAN0-FORTE on the Sd of De-
.eber, and will receive few scholars to fill
vacancies For particulars, inquire at her resi-
dence on Ninth street, first door above Leigh.
SO 2l-eod6ts
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FURNITURE,
CARPETS, Sc, &C.,

FURNITURE,
CARPETS, Sc, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 10Th instant, at the residence
of James Sinton, Jr., on Franklin, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third streets, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ. we will sell his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of the follow
ing and other articles
Mahogany Bctlsteads AMI Cabinets,
Mahogany Wardrobes, Washstands,
Cane-seat Chairs, Carpets,
Marble-top Tables, Rocking Chairs,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows, Sheets,
Blankets Quilts,
Dining and other Tables,
] excellent Cooking Stove and utensils, &C., &c.
WILLIAMSON & co,
Sc % Auciioneers.
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WANTED TO BUY some handsome
w LONG HAIR, for which II good price will
be paia. Apply at the FRENCH HAIR DRESSING
SALOON, No 1870 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth.
N. B-Ladies' private entrance by the side Dor
So a6-lts
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II RATHER DELTING. One BELT,
fbe4y-eixkk ~ lcma, oisAteen inches vide IN
WiiIIAN WALLACE SONS.
= 4&-{a Thieteeath street
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" ANTED, an ABSTRACT UIlEKk,
w in a Quartermaster's office in North Caro-
lima To one who is competent, and not liable to
field duty desirable situation is offered in plea
SAINT part OF the State. Apply By letter to IL. l..
H." First Auditors Office, through the post-oiiice,
in handwriting of applicant. sc 26-6ts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-22
GEN. SULLY's ExPEDi.
Arrival of Colonel Thomas
Column.
Typographical Engineer Kill.
ed by the Indians.
Correspond, nee Of Tire rubuqre Herald.
CAMP NEAR Swan LAKE,l
.yuly 1St 1861 {

Correspond, nee Oft rubuqre Herald.
CAMP NEAR SWAN LAKE,l
July 1st, 1861. )
Pen in hand l sit down to let the
"folks at home through the columns of
your piper, know something Of our pro-
gress through this region of alkaline lakes,
prairie dogs, and buffalo The column
from Minnesota joined US yesterday at
this pace, so the expedition now numbers
nearly 5000 MEL, all mounted, and is
organized into two brigades, the first
composed of the 9th Iowa cavalry, Major
Brackett's Minnesota battalion, Qormerly
part Of the Eth Iowa cavalry Lieut.. Col
Pattee's battalion, tn Iowa cavalry COM
panies A and B, Dacotah cavalry and
the Prairie Battery, manned by the 9th
cavalry and commanded by Capt Pope
OF Gen. Sullys Staff. The second brig
ade of the 81 Minnesota cavalry and the
9Th mounted Minnesota infantry, and a
battery, under command Of Col. Thomp-
son. The first brigade is commanded by
General Sully, in person. We had little
episode at our last camp on the Little
Sheyenne river, Tuesday last, the 28th,
resulting in the death of Captain Feeleur,
topogra. hical engineer, and the killing OF
his murderers, three in Number. The
Captain WAS shot while sitting OH the
ground almost in full view Of the advance
ing column. Thus fell a brave and gall
liant officer who had passed unscathed
through several battles in Dixie to die by
the hand of concealed savage in the
wilds of Dacotah. The heads of the
savages we're brought into camp and dis
play ed on poles for the benefit Of any of
their brethren that may pass that way.
This may be considered by some senti-
mental lovers of the noble red man who
never saw an Indian, to he barbarous in
the extreme, but the kid glove and butter
mouthed policy is not the kind for these
red devils, although we believe, were LII :
offer himself caught in the form of an H.
dian, there are persons who, like those
who obtained the reprieve of the Minnesc-
ia lniscreants, who wonld petition for his
pardon. What sympathy some of the
civil 'powers that be" have for the "poor
Indian, " and what hatred for Southern
rebel.
Go. NJ, of the Sixth, Capt. W. Will
Jams, IL Provost Guard and body guard to
Gen. Sully.
The weather is cool and pleasant, grass
and water good and plentifnl-lnuch bet
ter than last summer.
But must elise More anon.
HAWKEYE.
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THE REBEL RAID,
our Forces In Pursuit OF the Raider,

Our Forces In Pursuit or the r..,,,o.-
WASHINGTON. July 10 The Tribune. sne-
citl at seven o'clock last evening. saws onr
t0 ces are making rapid time up the Shen,n.
d,mh valley towards Stanton A number
of s:rayglers have been captured hy cur cayal.
nv ANA sent to our rear. 1t il believed General
Ev .ns was seve ely wOunlrd in ,h. recent
fight before Washington and is lying very low
In the vicinity of Leesbnry concealed hy sym.
pa,hizers Heavy firing was heard yesterday
Ut Great Falls IN the direction OF + wards Fer
~ suppO>ed To have been COLLISION between
orr advance and the rebel rear. On Saturday
the eneinys pickets were posted along G'n'se
Creek, about twenty two miles above Chain
Bridge, twenty-five miles from w shinytOn,
and about half way from Evansville and Lees
burg The rebels were In strong force. Re-
h.l scouts in considerable numbers came into
Langley last night. three miles beyond Chain
Bridge, found our pickett and cleared out with
their knowledge. quickened by mu,ketry balls.
he provisional br gade organ Fed for The de-
fence "f Washington, and composed of slightly
wounded men from various hospitals have
been distanded. Most Of the men were to-day
sent to their regiments in the field. The rebel
loss In killed wounded and prisoners in their
demonstration ON Washington will be over
1900 Prisoners represent sixty-three differ.
ent regiments aud belong to five different di-
visions.
NEW York July ia Washington special
to the Commercial ays the President estimates
the reb ] III al NJ force At 20 600
II Ia reported that Early. In conversation
with Breck nridge on the subject of taking
Washington. insisted in getting off the plumber
and return with siege gums and reinforcements
to capture the city.
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FROM GRANTS ARMY,

The Her0'3s James kIver correspondent Of
the 10th, says the rebels shelled General Eos
tiers Headquarters at midnight at Sleepy Bot
tom to-day for UPWARDS OF an hour aud the
range was accurate that several times shells
went through the Generals tent No lives
LOST
Enemy al>o opened on the gunboa's and pom
tom b. inse The Mendoza received ehUt in
bulwarks killing Two nien aud wOun0ing four
others We opened OH the enemy and soon
>ihhced their b.tLtry Grant visited Foster to-
day The enemy were Smelling the place when
the IN 'rrvitw took piece.
New York July 19.-The Herald Army of
The olunac correspondent. dating the 18th
-, the artillery fight of that day lasted two
h"urs, when our SHELLS burst directly in the
rebel .mhr'sur-s destroying their cannon and
forcing them " retire. they lost At least six
guns. .,
The brea, tworks lately occupied ny the enc.
my. barring our advance toward Petersburg
have teen leyeled.
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THE LATEST
BYTELEGRAl'n.
PROCLAMATION
By tho President of the United
States of America.

WASHINGTON July 49,
WHEREAS bysact approved July Al,
1864, entitled can act further t. regulate
and provide for the enrolling, NC of the
National forces and for other purposes, -
it is provided that the President of the
United States may at his discretion at any
time hereafter call for any number at men
as volunteers, for the RESPECTIVE terms of
one, two and three } ears for the military
service, and that in case the quota of any
portion thereof of any town, township,
ward Of any city, precinct, or election dis
trict, or Of county not 40 sub-tlvided,
shall not be filled within the space OF fifty
DAYS after such call, the President shall
Immediately order draft for one year to
fill such quota of any part thereof which
may be untille,l. aud
WHEREAS, The enrolment heretofore
ordered is SO far completed as that the
aforementioned act Of Congress may row
be put in operation for recruiting and keep
ing up the strength Of the armies in the
field, for garrisons aud such military Ope-
rations as may he requii ell for the pur.
pose of suppression Of the rebellion and
restoring the authority of the United States
government in the insurgent States.
Now, therefore, l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President Of the United States. do i->ue
this my call TO" FIVE HUNDRED TEOU-
SAND 100000 volunteers Tor the mill
tary service.
Provided. nevertheless. that all credits
which may be established under section 8
of the aforesaid act, on account Of persons
who have entered the naval service during
the present rebellion, by credits for ,nen
furnished to The military in excess If calls
heretofore made for volunteers will lie
accepted under tbs call TO- one, two, or
three years. "a they may elect, and will
be entitled to The bounty provided by law
for the peli I'll of service for Which they
enlist
thereby proclaim, order and direct that
irnne''i .t.lv after the 5 |, day of S~p'em.
her, 1864. being fifty ia, 8 from tie date
of this call, draft for troops t., s-rve for
one year stall lie held in the town, town
ship, ward of CITY, precinct, lection d's
trict, or county not 80 suhdi, i.l.sl, to fill
snch quota, which shall he assigned under
this call tor any rart thereof viii h NAV
be untitled by lnnteers ON the said 9th
of September, 1864.
II testimony whereof have heren' to
s. nv hand apd caused the s.. al of the
Unit. d States to le affixed Done at the
city OF Washington, this 18Th DAY Of July,
in the year of our L"d 1864, and 1T the
indie pend nee If the United States TIE e9th.
(>igne,D ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President:
(S.gne&) WM Fl SRwARp,
Secretary Of State.