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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-12-08
From the Fifth Resimeat.

appeal TO 10rite to the Soldiers Good Effect Of
Letters Health Of the Regiment not .1napyoi-
i'ag-Mlitary Situation in Shenandoah Val
lezJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-12-08

The HeraJds New Orleans correspondent
gives brief account of brilliant affair in
Louisiana. Gen. A. A. Lee, commanding
the Union forces at Baton Rouge, returned to
that point onthe 22d ult., from an expedition
to Liberty and Brookville, bringing with him
three pieces Of rebel artillery, between 700
and 800 horses and mules, and 200 prisoners,
| including the entire staff of Gen. Hodge, all
of which were captured after spirited en-,
gagement with the enemy. 1t was reported
that a large portion of Magruder's army Is
endeavoring TO effect crossing of the MIS-
sissippi, in order to reinforce Hood IN len
nessee but the Union troops and gunboatS
are on the watch, and will prevent 1t II pos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
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for !sss than tsree months.
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ADVERTISING.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
MORGAN'S COMMAND.

Surgeon j. L. Kciser, Of General Morgan's
command, has been authorized by special order
to solicit contributions Of horses. clothing and
money, for the benefit Of Morgan's cavalry divi>
sion. lie vii! remain in Atlanta during tie
cosinS week, and may hH fourd 1T Washington
hail. He Informs the appeal that The citizens
OF AueusiS h:ve contributed he sum Of ten
thousand dollars towards cGurping lA:a cn,r-
maid, and is in hopes thu; !l9 c.tiz ~ Q. Albania
viii do ~ wc!l.
DR.. Kei5sr says t!.;:! il lie paopla wiii a>sis;
Ganera! Morgan in mounting aud ,puippius t.go
hundred OF lis men. they will mount The raurain-
der OF tho can.,Irand ilcmsc;yC: IL The Of III"
enruya l;rcs.. Morgsn's nra;r il ;rw in The
li.id. would Prove o!'immenSc service 10 the
county. At wha: time they shall r.-chter upon
their duties, is question 20 be determined by
the people themselves. Tics. who h.Y. rot
horses, can give money, blankets or clothing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
Aup,lsaul Eluiuuy1.
HRtDAY MORNING., JANUARY |, 1874.
MELANCHOLY AFEAIR-

Thee Pc.er&burs Express" states that a
melancholy atfai, cGrHrrcd On the Potomac
river, OF, the i.igl: II DectIahcr 10Th, i,y
which a gallant soidicr OF rne Confederate
army lost his life, aad anothc: wa; seriously
wounded. 4 gent'cmau, .siio was present,
giv"sns the io,iowiag par,icu'a;s: Mcs.rs.
j. A. Frazier and Laarlcs Ecun, Ct Virginia,
and Edward AIae:,!,c-. 9Th nD glad Gu"
nlr,y, now IN Tho O. rL.!ate sc:g;cn, a;tcI&r.~
ed IA cross the Potomac iiy:r C~o.,; !'22rnG's
Ferry, IN Lau60nn c:aD;y 4, The p;.Ipcsa Of
spendinsthe Chr'siH,as !:n'ir;yS lsiii, some
friends il; Maryland. III. us.ai s!%Ga! was
siYen 6n this -!de IL" ri,2-. wita. :! i..a.Id
to.tf', aud appropriately responded TO on ;i:e
other side, when iLG ;hTce, occG:An MED By
negro, thinkins; I'll was right, !'iis!.2i out into
tue Stream. The moon Was ft.i9iHg i1l,i~ :'t!y,
and tie boat ccl.!d be easily Seen from the cp-
po.ite shvge I! say had proceeded about b.!f
way, when they were fired upon by Yankee
picsets, it IS supposed, Frazier beng killed
instantly, aid Naaa. severely wounded IN the
shauldct Nocratier, with the assistance OF
Tho nc.rS. ;,r- he heat about, and imme1;ntc-
~ rcturHci 70 The Virginia shore. The body
IT F.azic5 was buried near tho shore, and
ban Was ;al:su 10 Charlottesville and placed
under mcdica! care. y hat renders The affair
donhly sad, i'-aai2r Was hetrothed 10 u
wealthy yurrs ledy Of St. Mays county,
Maryland. AMI vas cr! l!is WY II Tn'f;' Ii
matrimonial engagement.
1t is thousl,tshat tho enemy has III; TIE
ferries ard lai,3ings nn the rive: strongly
guarded, and airy crossing fran this sid: is
n1w.'ttenicl with great rcGi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
MUTiNY AT FORT JACKSON.

y L.ic Yankee journals state that tbs reported
mu;inY At Fort jackson, on tie pat cf their
negro bretLeren, WAS u ;riiiing sfi4ir. The
Mobile Advertiser" however, publishes the
following telegram, relative to the n;;rtnv
B.noKuAynN. Dec. 90, ISG3,-rw1 Coni4de-
rate officers who escaped from Nv Orleans on
the li,h. bring the following iEta:'ge:cz: On
the !nh instant, the negroes in Fort jackson nlu-
tined, ard killed 81 ont of 81 Of thcir :c OH
GERS. They also sunk one boat, supposed TO be
Il transport. On the I4th, they still held the
Iurt against the. combined land and naval forces
a couliict was hourly expected between the ne
Sroes and fanhees:
On The l2!h, General Banks rs kcaid 10 re-.
mark tha. lighting was still going on, t,,as being
'ke second Gnyof the battle.
AZ N"w lb",ia, thcr saS several Confederate
officers, captured Il. New Ibcr;;. who srii the
Couiederates were masters OF The fed and Ind
driven the enemy back seven r,iles.
Everything from tho Trans- Mississippi IS en-
courag:ng, and the army is in sp;endit spirits,
AMI under good discipline.
We shall await further information O.: his out
break at Fort Jackson with considerable anzio-
-. Tbs Yankees will never let It ous. il i. be
possible 10 suppress il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01

Tng NET iEa-.--l'He RAJ" &c Ia, 81 GEAR
il rrn. and :! rev ore CHie?: Gpan the cqursc
Of t;",, 20 make for i,.:cii :. h,s.n:y thjt nav
be brigi: or dark, porc,ancr brighter or .i:iI'ss
or, th:a TIA: OF any oG2 ot rs rra ls:a-sais--
VITA Intur: : "eilrd, IS. can naig i,3l apJn
;he f;ist u tho guide 70 lead Us "n t1Tru.:,
life: sd taking in v!"" ia" crrI:s az: the
peril, the -,r! ard the bul that have arccm-
pan.cd u: :hr4 far, we c.mnot seek siTcY al.
:: bitter char; with Which /" r1rm:;..c the
new rcar.
TIE nation ms much 10 20 b:Iarc it. and
CO the present year is over, Ill feel that ;iie
destiny ot she cpuntrr viii ha' ban deter
mined. u .l,c n;!fyt + .;entrG public dcti-=
there are social duties which scOuid rot hn
n2slcated and they are rnch 10 rev cx:cHG
10 :Ec welfare Of tho courtry, while nu ;reni:g
and irgi Grating the tone % srcic.r. hiGors
ii, 80 tutins-ior i: deserves tie nanc &C tu-
ty--ts the very picasan: one Of r.5Yii:rg by
priv2te means ior the c1mi3r: Vi oar :.?lsar
soldiers during ;ha YEA.
/ few cities aud counties ::av: hc. \ - >eal-
in2,y lh"rai 10 tii.'!r volunteers, 9nl If sho'.d
br tic general Decentralization, rs IL is in the
paTer 81 every city, TOM and c9urty 70 ~
ie"c tic government o. & Yast amour Of it,
Responsibilities by private ruh::ri?..vrs %
clrih:r&, f.!nd ard whatever else mag aid l.
al;cvi,i:ipr tic w.nts Of the soldiers.
4 ~ earnest 0f what Richmond T;;il g.
70 hUnc u hear 20 LAY ..;-inruinc-mbic sub.
ssnn,i;,l presents to The .iak and wounded con-
fined in tic numerous hospitals in and arGunJ:
the city. Tbs will prove q riyst lusrficisa
day, U" doubt, for tha patients
T" Ii" "rmy and the rest RI the world, wn
wish 4 "hnplv rev soar"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
:3fSt siis.TEs.btgEnCE,

d.. IicGg :rRgss5 iis. tic 80 ConiSaer..!l
n,isorsJs ls,eI, e,;,,Ded tJ0o 81, NorIk. aud
,,s,, .,,,,,, la el.,,,ah, .,.t.-,a :.
~,
,, 49, 49, 81 ''''' Ling
II. Iii ... 30, ,Ir .,rt;.J.s
Tan, e III. "a pc.s:,,..r;sn cb,,,.l ~, ~
.,rsst h, tw.cn The ;onrs nf q oSG -. ,o,,, 49,,
forwarded to Camp Lee. :;r:eIy IN. men wh,
lave :liy SUFFERED the har,'sh:ps Of Northern i'm.
nison,acm have claim upon :hs kind rcn,eln>
a,ances .! Gus citizen; OF q day like this. =
- .----
i"G IS" 81 JcHS -. GEFE!S--llE" DIS
ni>S.: GvH Grr!C-.--lEa ci.c II John u.
i,.r,io = nr,ul,fr # Maycr Mp-n's n,e p
;.
'i's, '''"' '''ta '''''"''''.'
strin!Hg small HeCTo aan;sd ALERT, Vas
again taken up by thc Mayor 7c>ll:.lav.
~. .!s.,,s II Hr,C,,. ,r,tc,; a.. -, ~, VII
:,
iih;S oaf' - ny "a' l,asS 'n.s up Marshall
Erect "S"I ~. .''''sS N'u,ca' H' "a" queer
iS'!': ~ i'A:::''. - a III" ':ss" pvy nd
~; u u'i''5S'oE'" .'t''"hr % eh'eh Man, me
H!i'c'E u''"" - FtGN d. h'Ii' N-:dcii Ftrnc;.
the hee'9 ~ ne DICK q ,Ee htac; TIC nfGG:e
!nimcu'ate'y anon :tr"''Hii 'Ee Dew, :eh t,
tAo Efou',d' llc "intrr 'hen approached,
a"o' sHe;nhs n''r t's hsssT' piS"ed him up
ah" ";'ei'H.e" !" :" am on ai9 .Pe'' b"', :no-
iIS ,hS' VIC n% 10 10 " ILL., SsSaa' hH
Hnr.As !,,.,;, - n ~. - N i,. .@ ns 'as roy
- -, =. - -, w. o'nooi ST.
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,r,,;.sd :. 80:
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~ ~' ,'''" " "-'7 "'s'-' wa 'i''tH"SH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
RICHMOND, Dec. l6th. 1862.


Msssrs B. o. D"n4iass and 4. ID. Dickinson
Gentlemen: Your communication OF to.day,
rendering to Gov. Ls.cher aud myself, Oh beii::i
of the General Assembly Of Virginia, IN enmPi.
mentary supper on the e'ening Of the 'sh Inst,
iss just beGii received and while r,Cst respect
inlly der:ias the proposed entertainment. M :
pfsciste very highly TIL: coapnsrt :lus lea
tered and shall ever chez sh i: aicons the Sla'+-
f,l "reminiscences ofIny life.
In scYerEg my connection with the Senas,,
ran with tTnih say, that part wish its members
with no other feelings than tsosn Of deep icgle:
and siac=re respect. It HIS been my ftr.unc 20
preside over Us deliberations for ,,: &c I'll. "ost
eyentfu years of Virginia history. and ii affords
mo pleasure 20 testify 10 III" intelligence h:!n'
ness AID patriotism o: its members
tender 10 you, gentlemen. and through you
10 the Senate. my hearty thanks ;or this ran'iCs
tation pitts kindness, ail good @i!! towards m :
and earnestly hHpa ina: ii! lis mtts:'ers m+y
lang continue, by wise counssiS snd reso!u.e &c
ton. 50 Illustrate tl, honor and gior: @. FrIiuia.
now higher md b.;sitpr than ever 5,il-g.
am. Iost truly, yours.
10 J. Nayr.GCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
CORRESPONDENTS.

Tne publication Of the following corres 9ond-
ence has lecn inadvertently deferred nnt'l
now ::
EICuNoNn, Va, Dec. lG!ir, 1861.
Hon. Il. j. Aontagmc:
Sir--Our associates in the General Assembly
have charged us with the agreeable duty OF
rendering 10 Governor Letcher compliment
iary supper, ut the Ballard House, on the
evening of tho 18th instant, aad.to extend
the sa;ue 10 yourself.
In severing our official connection with you,
as tho presiding officer OF the Senate, we de-
sire to manifest our high appreciation OF the
uniform kindness and courtesy which have
marked your intercourse with al! who have
enjoyed your association, and TO bear cur tcs-
smony to the devotion you have uniformly
manifested FOR the interests and honor Of or
beloved Commonwealth.
With cur best wishes for your ;uturc hapni-
ness and continued usefulness,
We have the honor to be,
Yours truly, &c.,
Is. i. DOUGLAS,
a D. DICKINSON,
WOOD BoULDIS,
j. IL. PENDLETnH,
W. 4. LrSDY,,
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01

Ctls 'o"xciL4-1: -nac;al :uccti. {; Of ~
tiay Ga,le:i sas held, ~ 10 .,'c; Ct; ycslag,, :
...0r.,:ng. al the City hail-.he otjcci being
- ;..uls ,cinc suitnb:o measure i: relation t.
l;.e III d Gen. Ja, II. Mr9.an E!4r.n
:.:!ns.t.st w,ec present After some remarks,
reia;i.G 10 On. 3I6rG;.:,, the tailowiag rt.cjn
::on: vcr:. niEi,roA ami unanimously aa.ptcG:
. Whereas, Ino Caunrii have bccn;rlirmcl
TIM 'i@He,a! John H.. Morgan sill vieit eich
nnnl w.t.. II day 81 sc, ::;d believing that
Tie 'i.Y si;'"i sh2S' s5.:a rcspac- 70 lie dis
tiTEuis!!c,i G2;9cr:i whG La been >ut i-cLcd t.
sGrh i::Cnu.iiiCUs treatment ~ lie 2Hc:A":
til rciuIr,
Rescued. Tat The Ma,:5r be requested 70
tender him the :;osTi!%iit!:s o! 'he city, ard
that :; committee nf two members from each
Har; BE Appointed 70 mike the necessary Ir-
rargcU mis- H.. h's ctaertainmcn: a:,l comfort
duSin@ his gnionrn amcrgus.
Resolved. That he committee be instructed
IN draw un9:: thc Chamberlain for .suca an
am"nn; As nay re rcceESary to t!e!:ay tic ex
pcnscs.
,:es.rs. Hill. CIopson, C!a%EabrcoI., Epps,
Sect 'I"d Eru:"!tcd were appointed o. t,i'
c.H:;n;t:-2
!! resolution ca,osis:io Ct G9rerncr !e.cl.;@r
wa@ ala adopted also "r.e ijr ihYiuga sHGy!
for ii;a * GoYcrrcr., The !attar proposition
vas yo:ed against by Mr.. REGARD /. Wgiacr
o: Madison Ward. who sad lie thought the
SNcTd an ;il-;i,r"i ard Inappropriate teriug
TO a civilian. liz had no objection, how ever
- compiimeE'i!g C9v Lctchcr according 20
his ilI-l deserts.
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TIE CEI:AN SLAVE 1RADE.

Some OF the West Ina N papers Participate mich
better prices for future sugar crops, in cnnse-
ouence of the diversion 81 labor esewli.rr, TO tie
growth of cotton. and iai7'ce il hopes Ct .
speedy return of prosperity 20 the Island. Al
Jsmaic:l, petitions arr il cTcuiation, eniling the
attention of the Impeiisl Government 20 The
charming g,ow,h Of the slave ira % 30 Caos.'
which is cor s;ieIed damaging to tie naigho'r'
ino rolnniss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
PER &GNAI.S FROM TIE NEW YORK
NEWS"

NEWS"
II. ". Walkers Book Store. M. I02 Dau.
yhu street. iiobi:r. AlshaHra.-Yours Of Nov. II
iust received. berg he ilirl III two years
:1iLe,a .:.'c.' Juao7. 'ii3 sn1 Jan. :. G2 Have
sent yor :.boUt d,z II in that time by diff rent
rru'cs. 'i.a list Oct ~ Strange, all should fail
70 rraci. you. M0'icr is b't'cr than then, and
40 hop. he will survive the winter. Wants TO
acr hr dea- hey once more Rest I'll well are
send i'r " L&uIa Mari,d n X, ard
lives ii! New Albany. Ind. Tell Mary ! saw he,
sister 10 lay well ID doing well Has two
lsttcra since Nov. /, :i'h pictnrts. Writes of.eu.
I'll both rite in day tao. Reply TO this
!llrnrzh Richmond papers.
!;irrs"nI n, d Mobile papers please copy and
ra;d paper 10 above .ilr".s
Esw Yo.!,, Dec. Is. o.. E.W.
J. A. M''--'- Richmond Ta.-My dear Polk:
rour. OF Nov Is, irc!osing enc dated Oct so.
from Nirk. WIS Forwarded 20 ire in New York.
~ .crc and firmly now reside This is the only
letter haze received from you Nich's brother
* very III here. No'hn". sr,.r ardisef well -
N;,. : sua: .nr., lie ci.It:rcn aud Mrs. G. were
we'll six weeks since wiI"n !asf h"rrd from.
:.ro'c Dr. S. last Jul? respecting ia brother VS..
tral. nii he rec' i've ;he letter
answer through New York D4.'y "&ewa."
d. 1T
I.irhmoni Tapr:s please copy.
Mr. TI"nTIy 6. Ei.G. Che l.s.sn, s. CIV.
have noi heard i:om sn;. IN 4 .c:% time. Mother
lied III January. l-,iI NJ" IN !!Tooklyn With
1ucle +. and .cn!. IN school: :.:rle y. II. is in
sc We s'e All Vel here: but very anxious TO
lear Erum Won. Answer ',y Eag 1f truce and
!Arcuqh tie New ioIi. D.;iy "Havs
VS.. KING.
Richmond and Charleston r"pers plcaec copy.
Brooklyn December il, 1855.
Ir GronGE D. GgIGS- Company i. Hnrlin's
l-,h W.. Ea,ialiar. Capt j. I!srdy lIeudren's
Corapsuy.-i lave aot ht.lu ifcrr You i'll some
line ucr.',! ! !,r 20 roE.r !icin you. We Gre
here VI well. bat expecting 10 move in The
coHniry very sc"n. Answer in tire Richmond
ra?"rs through, he New Io:k Daily News"
Y.rr h:n,ler Israel GEl"Cs.
hctmard paFrrs please copy.
No.!Jik, Va. Dee. Is.
j Arrest Clara. Lyrc!burg. Wave are most
hapry 20 hrsr i,rm yG. We wrote IN the 23h
0r!o5c ard about 81 November. HaS been
closely ccI iincd viii ':lH'c:a for three weeks.
nit = improving. j Nn'c by t"S Of irnce-
Oar I've 70 GEAR }. Mag.
L:rchbnrc ..;chnond papers please copy
Mr. " ! DOW. Montgomery, A'a.-Let
ynEr ne.ks: kncw il ycu IRE we'll ard where
yen r's. Family all well Answer through the
Few YOlk News = ELrZ, a. Dow.
No. II .ts'Iaud Place, Boston.
Richmond and Montgomery papers please copy.
LOUIS y. EFwTn:. OF Arkansas. Lieutenant
OF fsro's regiment. Morgan commanding. IS a
! prisoner OF war. 1T present confined in tire
Western Pcn.tertiary. Allegheny City, Pa Al
IS siioyir good health
Little Rock (Ark) Democrat please cory.
fHos myth, Esq, Petersburg Va Il an
DOW Ia his city and very anxious 70 hear from
you. Your family Is we'll; b I'VE not seen them.
Com nraicata through Gag of truce or "Elqui
; rer" I am doing very gall
T D. s., No, l4s Eat Thirteenth s.s.et
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RlcE's TrESorT.-,We lave received n COM
raun;Ga:ion from gentleman. requesting that
the attention OF the President ct Lie Petersburg
Railroad 20 called - tlia i-porta1cc Of the
construction Ct -flc platform aud shed, 6
sn!nc description, st NcH's Turnout. FOR ;h2
pyp:nc;i,G and comfort Of passengers this ;SiH-
w. 4 he cars touch 3. tbs Turnout cas!y ia
'hc morning ard .a:a in tie evening, and IS
The train ss;'rs but II Few n,n5ayntS perj,.na
s:io. in other dir ctqT have 70 &c e: tho
frr'2at bef:,.e the ar7izti fti;c train. ~ So
care passage. Il is particularly disagre:ah.e
10 ltiies, who eggantiy have 10 wait half al
hour or more, in Grenchine rain. fer Tic ar
iva! Of The train. As nuEnb&rsof w"It:,; r.
rt.ies, living in the c3ur.ry adjacent. iw',H ara
4ependeut on the sewing winch they obtain
from the rwo cities fhr a s;snnc7r, have 90,
stanl!Y 20 rass 70 and fro, il is to ~. n"pel
:ha: fle Prc.iient of re road will ciYo IL
Suggca ron proner consideration
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OF ICGaL.
PASSPORTS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
RrcH goSD, Va, Doc. 3lst, 1863. !

RrcHxosD, Va. Doc. 3lst, 1863. ! ?,
The President having approved the fol- cav
ins rule, by virtue Of the authority vested IN
him by the 23l section Of the Act n iS'iI
August lS5G, notice thereof is hereby given.
for the information o! all concerned.
J. p. BENJAMIN,
Secretary of State.
"No Passport will be issued from the Do
partment OF State during the pending war, to
any male citizen, uuItss ;he aNpicahs. pro
duce ard Gle IN tic department = 'artiticase
from the proper military authorities that nc
il not liable 70 daily IN the army
isn1-1In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01
EXEMPTIONS IN BALTIMORE UNDER TIE DIR AIT

The Board Of Enrolment i'll tiIe SEQ I'd
Congressional Distr;c: on Saturday; act"d en-
So cases, of whom 3 paid Communication. e pre-
senred substitutes, had two substitutes IN the
naval service, were exempted for alienage,
for physical disability, for nou residence. as
father Of motherless children uoder II years OF
age, 8 only sops Of widowed mothers, under
Gnd over age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01

PGc2iDG~yIsL MISsi,s.-Ili" EZ'ciiaTcs,
pcc.iicns Davis, sill. rHtei@c calls from -
csianis today f:oa' - 10: "'c;oe!; D.ab.!"ss.
:l5r.ard. -! his ic:iow.ci.ize.s will lake ud
yl1j,;En =! TIL. opportunity ~ '+ay ;L.ir res
p:,:a 1" Tie Representative Chic; "a. The TormC
Gn"l"ie:1cT, AM wis- h''i lee Compliments
,.. tie Kew year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-01

CoNrINCED.-The case Of Ell p CG;;all,
charged with stabbins soldier named Geo.
.rayle", was again continued hy the Mayor,
Yesterday. owing 70 the illness o. the wounded
man, who still remains in the hospital. in !"
arccar:oGs condition.
Unnn the statement Of the cnunsc! Car Tie
accused Carroll was admitted 10 bail in the
sim OF 500, that he might b. placed in some
hospital, whore be could receive mcGicni al
tc"yian, Ia wonrd received, which has becu
ooen .iure his first incarceration.
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LOST.

oST-The foIIe wing Certificates OF Stocks.
- App ;casion viii be made t. tee proper arthoru.s
fo' E..f val:
~ Ntf.hca. Virginia cent. r-2is.ercd debt, No
" ~aed Angasi 10, ie5s for sGH. 10 name OF undsr
hslsI a. guardian If Nary +. Carripcton.
EcFitnate No Q, foc eight soarss Virginia Fire aDj
ri1gtna
Ger,iaests 30 1853. or share Richmond aad Dan.
wis Gai.ond Uctas'-y s;cS in name George ". Car
r,bEtsn-
Certificate No ls. Cor one share stock same ccr,anv
IN nnSe OK Mary +. cs-r,:ster.
ee2, vim Z MILTON CARY