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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
I Hk CIT Y,

hAYoRs CoURr-Thsre Was loci docket Of triApg
cases before the Mayor yesterday morning.
George Corporal was charged with being drunk In
the srse and John Froman was charged with selling
liquor without q license. Mr.. joan Gaines testified
that on yesterday evening, as h, was going up 18th
street, he saw large crowd around Corporal who vas
lying DRINK at Fromah's door. Froman, who was also
intoxicated, was searching the drunken mans pocket
He took out Of the mans pockets Gil dollars. and
called the crowd TO witness that that was all he b,d
taken. Ia the course Of conversation, Yfoman ssd
Corporal took the biggest drinks of any man be syer
saw in his lifti that be had filed and drank # tvo
large tunblers Of whitkey at a. glass. Will. Wit
ness was in conversation with Ffoman officer Adam.
came up and took in charge the drunken man and bin
money.
Corporal was discharged; Froman was fined so AID
reg Tired to give security to keep the peace.
Henry, slave of Ferdinand Fore, was CHARGED with
sundfy theta. Ons negro woman testified tina, be came
to Ger house Saturday evening and asked tho use of
needle and thread to sew q rip In his drawers The
sewing implements were furnished him, and be WAS
pei mitted to 90 into the womaa chamber Soon Ate,
hehad completed his tailoring aud lefs the woman ds
covered that her elk Dress which was hanging IN IN
her chamber, had boon stolen. Two other women each
told an exactly similar experience Of Henry; and Officer
Kelley stated that whilst be was bringing him to court
negro woman called to him and said, you PIC
to bring come clothes to my rouse, but ddn GOMEZ
Witness toll her she was very fortunate a. Il Henry
nad come to her house he would certainly have rob-
bed her. Henry said to the woman, "nsvsr mind don't
you say nothing. III come to see you next week"
Officer Kelley further stated that Henry had been OF
ssnsively engaged in this kind Of larceny for ton
years.
Some parties were fined for permitting their children
to throw stones In the streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
TOR IHE WIG
A GARD.

Since tie last Of May have received from Acquar-
tSuOes And friends in the City Of Richmond, numerous
REQ tests to procure fer them f1 and other supplies
To some replied, that hoped to be able to meet their
-ishes SO numerous have bean the appl cations, that
10 S.auntoU ard his destruction of MILE barns grain in
the stsek, s., 1t ia impossible 10 apars grain of any
thing, outside of the pressing wants Of those whose
entire supply has been destroyed. Besides General
Elrs army ia needing every mOrse that be spared
and before another crop people will be reduced to
quarter raiiOls. Uader other circumstances, 1t would
nave given me much pleasure to have met their Wshe.
Mount Scion, Nov 8. 1864. J. n koCUE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
The Message.

M. rsss.ss of tina President 20 the too Houses OF
SN,DS,sss viii be found in our eolumns u IsueH g
N. c,upUgn now drawing TO close, and ~ 'heeri0'
.n. "a ~ The iutuIs vel as the uneAP2eSe 81
-, condition Il presents OF our dances, VII be
- y, ,bs nubEc Sith unAlOyed satisfaction Toe
-, -, the purohase aud enplOymsns. OF slaves IN
.,,,,, pili,sry dudes Will ne SIPNhsnd, give rise 70
nah DISCUSSION aud decided sas enPhAAo a'iA0n OF
,nhio,p.iou. As hrbt sep, Is may Do oonsatrea As
naming ina way to the entire policy OF snllsang Insn
I5isrs and in that Fight and With that ssQaohee Va
.,oh.nlv be debated ahsn the question comes up ne
~ already dtc ared in these oolunns' mat sheue tns
,..,,,i,s ey,r be presented Of su6juSAiion or tns
-, Of he slsYes 20 resist their - AaSn IS 09s
- ,hsrs could nos be Two opinions - 70 ne pro
49,, .,oh a course Sch time has not arrived,
- - ,hipL il ever vii TIL i does come We BE-
,bs 1syro ding better service with Ine noe
IAN IA you.d be viii the mu ks|
-. M soruplss on ths subject Of sending the
n.,,Ia. II "a one Of the nsienrs oil bis rsla-
,o.,t,r that he should 6ghG for the masters
,,.i0D rnsp r oured, and il is right tnAs be ShoOia
.s.ist IN defending the oSssi g. 10 DiDls'u GIVE
',s,avsr suoh assistance becomes necessary D." N'
.,o,d esteem Il u1Wse AID inPohhe 20 nave rs0ous'
=, HI, ss,yioss IS 4 soldier before the eNsen0y wA1e
,fvs for A. il c. rain la. the enemy Aha HAlAinu
l.,,y you'd draw lbs inference that We were ~ @
-, I'm, 10 the extent that negroes can % Gu
,,sd to oslform duties discharged By White men,
80 ,,,ps WHOM would enable those "ai'e men +"
,solas, mu5ksts and lake their places IN the RANKS
,,.,a sboula be no hesitation in Congress Aa0PanS
..srrss to facilitate auch policy We 90 not see 'lA'
-, Dorobsss OF the negroes By the Government OF tbs
,-oni.s of thsr H6srstcr, ia at all nsss''Ai! 70 Tue
plan. .,---., g II, o,.u,,tio,s
.nicb ,bs Pfesdent again Makes Ia likely TO meet the
s It has heretofore eaSouasred at the hands 0i
ongrss For unless it be the object OF that S0SJ 10
ast ali power in the hands Of tie LI'oaV5, to create
N fac, i.Ary Dictatorship they viii never pace
,b.n.,lvss nor the functolAfe5 OF the State GoVirn-
msn,s. Governors, Judges, l. gslA'or7, a. nor the
oo,ducors of tbs Press with is constitutional suSFAn
tss TO bs free, under the necessity OF aupPhoAAog
bs ssore.ry Of War to b detailed" to perform the
y,riOus duties Incident 70 their positions D this We
c,uld have no doub. even if Congress had NOS 90 d
tsruinsdy di paysd on former occasions Its HP0ss IL
tha FsRsFt
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SEsaoS-SEcoyD CogGRESs.
SENATE.

RICHMOND, Nov, 7th, 1884.
Pursuant 10 adjournment the Senate Of the Confsde.
as, Ststes assembled tC Jay In their C1amber, in the
5ats O.Uito and -sre called % OrderG II o'clock n,
~ Hon. r NJ T. HUSrER, Of Va, President pro tenn.
Prayer by Raw. T. V. Moore, Of tae Presbyterian
The roll was then called. and the following s'natOrs
Ne srs Barnvsl OF s,uth CarOllns; Burnett Of Ken
tuoEy Oapefton OF Vlrsi lola; lrtoh OF North Gro
I'm. GRAHAM of North OlrOlin5; Henry OF Tennessee
Hill Of Georgia, Hunter, tf VTgins; johnson, OF MIR
sOurt Maxwell, Of Florida; Or, Of SJuth OsrOinsi
5 mms, Of Kentucky Sparrow, Of Loulsiina-IS
The absentses we're ISIS. Baker Of Fla, Brown OF
Mss., Garland of Ark, Hayes Of Tenn, Jemison OF
.As., johnson Of Ga, Johnson Of Ark, dam CT
Ts1as Semnes Of La, Walker OF Ala, Watson OF
Mss and Wigfan Of TcXAs-l2. (One vacancy in
NJ s5ur caused by the declanson Of hoe. Mr.. Louis
On motion Of Mr.. ORR, the cretRFy Of the SsDate
vas directed 10 scquaint the House OF esenAu'ts
that hs Senate in session, and ready 70 proceed 70
O1 hls further motion, the hour Of ~ O'Clock NJ VS.
hrsd a. the daily hour Of meeting until otherwise OIL
massaEs from the House of Representatives By
N, LAMAR vas received, informing the SeDa;e that
toe House vas In session. aud ready to proceed to bus
nsss.
committee to wait upon the President inform him that
Congress In session, and ready 70 receive any con-
municAtion he might have 10 submit
Toe Hou having eonCurFed 10 this resolution, the
following committee 90 the part Of the Senate vas
nclncsd;
Nessrs. HIM. BLREwILL and GRaHAu
After The usual iormAities, the Psesldsntis sssaEa
VAS received and read
on moion OF Mr.. ORR its various portions we're re-
ferret to the several standing committees after which,
On motion, tie Senate sfj burned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

me House Of Representatives Of the Second Con
v;sss Of the Confederate States resssembed to-day
AZ ~ o'clock in their Hall 10 thu south wing OF the
Sac Capitol Speaker TH03. s BOCOCK, OF Va, in
the Chair Prayer BY TIE Rev. James Duncan, Of the
B,osd street Methodist Church
Toe Roll DeiGg called. TIE following members answer
ed 70 their names:
ALAaAxA-Wm P Chiffon, David OlOp.on, James S
n okinsop. present; Thos J Foster, Wn Smith, VIII
Iamson W @ ,bb, Marcus Oruikshsak, Ffanils s
Lyon, James L Pdgh, absent
=. ARxAxsAs-r0os B HanlJ, pra5en; Fe'n Bstson,
Rnfas G,rland absent and va0Anoy.
FLORIDA r ebert B q Ion, present. g. Gorge 70.
GsoRelA-Wm z Smith, Mark Bandford HEd
Anderson. JuO SheEmAk0, Us Eelols, Jimss
smith, Geo Lester, HIam r Bell preset; JuhSn
H.rtrid9e and Warren Aiken, absent
KESTUCkY-WIlis B haohen, Geo " Tnplett, Henry
2 Read, Jas 8 ChEiauAD, TOsO BGERs'L H9Fss0 "
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INSPECTORS UTFicr, 80 Coss. Drsr }
Richmond, NOV. 7th, 1864.
sPECTIoN CIRCULAR

NO. l..
The attention OF all persos holding certificates OF
disability, and tuch ersons as hAva receive 10, ,
duty ~ the secsl soArd In tni Dstre IL GAINED 10 a.. e.
loving extract from Conception Cir ular No.
Reserve Yorses OF VrsLia: ""'
In Of General rider Ne ST. Al g. q fcp,,.,e
sere District lnpsctors will proee mme civ 10
and after inspecuoD, forward OF
sons 10 cir respective DIrc< holding etrnca.s II De Im.
nenI heoy and .. thoss asgaed to aLt euty Who In The
spear hke to be .diadged qualified active er.
nee Tnsy e eoloned to make the required Inspection
enpt and hgh' duty men Win ,Hs utmost espstch
Ia conformity 10 this orisr all persons residing
the III Congressional Drc report for rIp.e-
ton ~ The following places and oates nz:
Richmond eu-nov. lh l2h, tt6, lcth-a IL ,lng oses
Main street, between 9Th and 10th. s ''
Henrco New Kent aud Charles Oily counties Nov 18th 18Th
Henrics o. II. ' .'
Hanover County-Hov. 9iu, 22d-Ashand
prompt compliance vito this order spv pepon or
persons falling TO do, from or th.r FOOD and
sacsen reaAon, vii In each be 10 by he
'oniehpt guard and ex ,nnaton BY the Medical Board
Any pc son prevented hon repoIr shove By res
son VI Sickness Will for sard ronns nicer on
orcy bs Certificate Of his attending phyacan he
sb.bd lie eItSn Ac g. be 10 this one for the
action OF the DC ect D. edicll Board.
The .aenon Of the knroins ocs called 10 the D, owl
ons OF this circular and their active operation the same Ia
hqaestsa' JN0. A. U0KE,
% n, Cspain and Inspector,
neo-Os I'd Iong. Dat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY Fur PUBLIJ WORSHIP

meet that the people OF the Confederate sts.eg ,buid
rom time TO time assemble aekno their an
Almighty 6od dsvous tnankI for Hs m.uoa -.
ins, 10 worship His Holy bend Iaysr a. hi fot
STOOL and 70 scePs with suDmon, Christening Of
His AL wise ana Ali-nsroial Providsnce.
Let then, l. temples ne.ds unite our y,,c In rae
nEng with adorins grsutade. Dansfss,oa. Of M
ING care In toe many gns victories which our m, hv
been crowned In the fru uns on. La Id h.. D,
blessed and Ia hs unnparsd energy and forituds ,o hn
he has Inspired our LesI Add our arm, no r..
anes 70 the ubiquitous dssiyas Of our enemies
AND lot 10 not forget tnst vhs rssolsy youch,aapv =. n.
His Profession, ouI sas rscsysa
usseni hAa MANI OF our and bgav.st have .n IN A.,
dc that many held In 10. slsa o.,.on,
districts Of our country have devastated win e.,
oay The peaceful homes destroyed, hsIplss. vm,n .
children driven away In dsstuIon that vi nsno,,b
lightly the passions Of ssrdls race have bssa sxata nv ~
foes into The commission Of sssoOuss which dsa.a Ia @
escape
Nos, therefore. JErrxsox DAVE Pre.sn, Of thu o,,.d..
rate States Of Aneri0s. do issue this ny actin.
apart WEDNESDAY,, The Aixtsenth day Of Eovsmbsr at,
day 70 Do specially devoted 10 the vop AmgRty God. ana
do Invite and invoke all the pesps Con
assemble On the dsy Aforesaid respective p.e,. AZ
public worship, there to uLe to our n..ysolv PAN,
mai De oestow His favor that extend over u. d.
Pr0soa'h Oh h Almighty arm; that He sausty his chasss
nsAi 70 our impovsnent that may turn AWAY f,o ,
paths and walk rshtsously In His sight that N,
70 our beloved county, healing is bleeding wound,
ING " " Tie continued snj'ynsn Of right OF
ment and Independence; and that As era JUL,
while We ascrbs 70 Hi the power and glory Of our
Given under my hand snd the he Conf,dsr, 49,
I ormoad s 2Sth day Of October. In the rear OF on,
Lerd one shoasand eight huadr Cd and slI.y.fouf.
JnftRs0N DAVIS,
oc9T-td eeerstsry Of s,a,s
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THE VS.
rHF NERs YEsrERDAY.

TIE NEWs YESTERDAY.
The War Department vas without official detPI'ehes
F,om .uy quarter yesterday and last night.
Tos heavy arns night before last and YESTERDAY, We
s,ru vas directed from batteries against Dutch
Gap.
DsssF,srs from the TAl KEGS dsF as 70 The progress
of ,bs canal-soms I'll ming tbsth will bs completed IN
fsv days, Others that it will take as miny months,
bs third eAss Of them state in positive terms that
IA oompsts failure, We shall see alter While which
"a right.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

ArrINPr TO KILL.-0n Saturday, as the Yrde.
rick burg train reached Milford, as usual, Conductor
David Bsvns Stepped on the station Platform, end was
in the act Of drawing from the left breast poke. Of bis
coat bis memorandum book, when James Scott f,r-
merry Conductor on the railroad, but now one of the
oonscript su'rd Of Caroline, stepped Up prsesnted
pistol at Bsvins, and fred Phe ball struck Mr.. BE-
right hand passed through the hand aud lodged in the
memorandum book. Jealousy Is sid to have been the
,ause of the rash act.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

OosGRIss HALL.-As Congress is in session, II 1.
appropriate to inform the dstine Senator'S and
Representatives who have just assembled in this city
that Congress Hail." next door to the Telegraph Of
6cs Main street, the appeation of first csss res
tsurant at which they can indulge 10 Creature COM
forts" not obtainsbIe elsewhere MCPHERSON formerly
Of the Exchange Hots Is the proprietor aud caterer of
this establishment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

RoodRAr, With comfortable sc,ommodsions contair
so 1000 acres and lying In either OF the
uaes PSyiyAaa Halifax, franklin Henry, Va In
Western Carolina distant than 10 20 miles
nom tbs Danvile and Gre moro Rairosd lReal price
H be pail In the pessEt currency for farm suit the
option ohe vendor paper be assigned payment due
aeT war hs tine be paid stmAp
uuay state notes. 9Th title to be retained till the prn-
opal has been discharged which GEer expected
We price viii compsr with old prices
nos-H sSVSss Z WILLIAMS
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$500 REWARD.

EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
~ with the written permission III, engineer 10 charge,
visit Richmond on the 10 Of march last my boy JIM
He about feet inches hiah, has ds complexion, fome
what smooth sn rather sharp fhn walks quickly and rather
heates when spoken TO- Ipureh.sed him Of Ne ~ Davis
Co. he Of March He raised In Msnth tter
by Mr. Samuel Taylor has been very recently In
Richmond will give the above resad for his apprehension
ard hnment 10 jail that get him ssaia Me
N Davis wit Identify him. Ny address Cascade p
o., Pittsylvsnis County, Va. yESsE T. nofLL.
HavO d-dQr
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TnE.-Yesterday evening about six o'clock the sta
be corner of ooh and Gary streets, in which are kept
he horses of the officers of the Libby prison, de-
sroyei by fire. which ia believed to have be- the work
of 40 ncendiary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08
EVENING WING.

We shah publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P NJ and
a,y suoOeedinS day Sundays eGcePtsdO At the sane
sour. ap evening edition Of the Wing. The EVsnins
WhiE viii contain Ghs latest news BY mail aud Telegraph
Nm 20 ,hs hour Of going to Pros sd!OrAI local intel
HEsnos, 10.
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
RICHMOND. Nov. Let, 1864.
To Mr. FRIlnDs:
am all sale and treated right Liss have been told
abons our treatment Don's Ne airaiu
CHARLES DAY.
no2-lw %. d, 1884, N. Y. K slneut.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

II IN CONSIGNMENT
" 100 bush 10 Corn Meal
60 los. Wire
bbI. Apple Bralcy
kes Butter
boz TAlov
box Buile d'0lve
tb. Egas
boz zsphr Puff Smoking TOtu.co
BY A. wfSskNDONCB.
NOV 6-lr Com ma .Ion hsr l.nt
Valuable REAL ESTATE FOn SALE
WILL SELL MY BALCONY COVEn
property lying In the counties Roctbrdre and Bedford
~ miles sbovs Lynehburg and - LsInaon TINS
property contains from ave TO I acres OF wood Ia nd
mas 'front.' on James river Of sites for
most extensive maohiaery vit water power IL
lies With fsu miles Of excellent ORE and the
North ever canals furnisn cheap and ample
portsdon-
Terms cash, OF to suit purchasers.
T. r. ANDERSON.
snlS-lms Genwond. Rookbrdee Co., Va.
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DIED.

October. ROBERT sPRIG9s about TO years
rhus has passed Of old and respected e
An honest and humble Christian, without
my and esteemed all who knew him he has Jeff good
Iich Legacy bis huiy Who pore loss. IL
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PROCLAM ALTON.
sT1TE or VIRGINIA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
r{-h nn,a knver, .srA tsSA

sTATE VIRGINIA,
Executive DEPAETaENI,
Bieh nOod, Novem ,er 4, iss4
where's vacancy taI occurred in the Geoea Assembly Of
this oommonu ealh By The tesignAtion W. Thomas The
member Of the House OF Deega from the wAen
ID sIefore,
WILLIAM SMITH Governor Of the Oommt n-eah of yIrg mia
90 here proclaim and msks tn0vn. an ectiou viii be
held ia tsi eouay the places prescribed TO suppy tbe
vacancy aresa d. on st THURSDAY Decor Der merit
81 Given under my hand rs Govern0x les
the Commonwealth at Ri hm md this 9Th
- November, 1854 and In the eight nuth year Of
Commonwealth, WM. BhIra-
Teste:
GEoTeE ". MrNsoED,
NV s-tde Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
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IN Hanover County Court, October 25lh,
1884, he motion Of IenJa e. srson, leeatee ia
the estate Of Richard Barker, de jobs
moned 10 appear ct The oouny Ot Ham county
fourth Tuesday December 1854 and cause wy b
executor aforesaid should
IL appeA TO the Court that We said John Anderson,
to- as Aforesaid. resident OF the Stale Virginia
ordered thst ~ Of this rider he pubhed week for
four successive ks In newspaper published Ia the city Of
'ichn ond which publication sha equvaEt personal
Vice OF the Acopy-Teste,
ot3i-v4W r O D0swELL, O II O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

CB- BROAD ROCK RACES.-1he race
that was to have come Broad Rock Race Course
. postponed al count o; Z ad weather.
Due notice will be Eiv,n Eh'n tbs race will come CO.
nov lie D. Med AEIEL. P,op'-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-08

NlRGlNIA.--ln the Circuit Court for the
county OF Halifax:
Martha o. Phnsis, who b. Harrison Oliver her nsI.
friend, Plaintiff,
againh
Richard o. Prirgle, Defendant.
The suit win notice. that the dap
Of the OF nine In the forenoon and
ave In the day the once Of Elisha Barks
dal at ifaI Court House 10 tee said county, the
plaintiff this suit Will take the dispositions Of
other 10 be read evidence SAID plain
suis and IT. from the taking Of The ,s,d
deposons lha not be commenced being mail
mol completed that day. the taking same vim be sd-
jousd from time 70 time until the said dispositions shs be CEN.
plssd.
wines NE following signature h isth dsy Of Auruut. 4 D.
1884 NARfHA q pPINSlI
aH>vN " Harrison Owe, her nszt hisnd.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
vlHGlNlA GENITAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.
THR ANNUAL MEETING ORTHR STOCK
i HOLDERS ofthe vrgins Central Railroad Company will
be held tie city Of Rchond THURSDAY dsy Of
November, 1884.
Extracts from tie By Laus Of Tie Company:
"An proxies represent Stockholders 1T general meetpr
shall be writing and signed person
power. Psrnehips may sign OF psfto
ship. and the ssnsiure OF either toe
u meeting Of tbs Company.
proxy ndivo shall pass free going 10
returning from the meetings Of the COMPANY be him
self o stockholder
The books oil transfer shall be d,sd days rrevous
any general meeting" J. GARRETT
Treasurer.
CIR VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAnNoAD coxPAxT,
Richmond, ostober q, 1854.
ksd
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CONFkDEHATE BONDS sTOLAN or DE-
SIRORED.

TT HE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
Il will axe sppca Ion for TIE following Con
bombs which destroy oy
saturday toe 1T Of 0tober 1864 redet
mile from hcGshey.vie Rockingham oouny, NhgIis,
viz:
III. wing per boDd aaho lied February Goth
1868 ssr ed aaeh I'd Is6 aud July lst 1858:
$500 2ss8O 1888 I'D s3s for $500 90 follow
log per bonds authorized ey Of Congress Fs.IuS
10Th 1863 aad signed march Sd 1884, viz Numbers l6 1851
1862 ll6:4 1851, I4ls, +t8 aba 4b. .4e6 lsts &C.
lAl6J 1870 1871 and ssTs Tor $500 20 each
the following cet aes bon 10 ~ I'd
Depostay 10 Hans onbug to g. bpins viz: certificate
11th 1884, NO. 2i for $780, certificate ast.d
llth 1854 - for $780, incae
1864 No 1876 for t30l Certificate In Of HopAls
Kali Ig. for 500. 2sss. dated harcn ~ b. ret
Nov.1 VIEW HOPKINS 4 KIRLING.
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Oc91-td seerSt.Yv a, s,.,.
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nN CONSlGNMENT-

res-5.
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Yorr es attention earnestly invited TO the report Of
Of Treasury submite 10 conformity The
tS ,h,rsn disclosed dscouraRng and demon
ar te tha With legislation, Ih be enabled meet
N the sncies the from abundant
syod at the me such an Of debt
r.nder At ali doubtful our capacity to redeem Il.
The total receipts the treasury Tor NE two quarters en
ing on he SOh September 1854 were SADLY 80 which sum-
20 h balance Of $@0s @ 49, thai remained the rea
a,y on the Itoi APP last forms total Of s1sS "a 21 Oftb
80 a far IRON half that Is to say, t42eG 27,
Spped I, the Of the public debt while the
surv en- The lat ootober, 1861, OF tlOs.4So4
etots amou,t Ofthe pablo debt s. eIhhted the books
,he e. ~ he asuy. ihe LIST Of October
sos OF which S5sg 80 were funded debt bearing
nsr,t 1888 notes OF the Issue
remainder ooned former issue oiHeasny which
viii ted into other forms Of debt and will
81 as currency the slst OF next month
The report however explains hat in sequence Of the sb
Of distant officers
the debt is less about twenty and half millions Of dol
Than Appears books Of the Register
ouslc debt on Of last month may be fairly
nave bsen Sl 1876 8Sl O95.
o Inc ube debt during the month"; nom the
70 The 1T oStobsr, tsl $50 49, being rather more
than 600 per OATH andit will be apparent perusl
Of De that this would have been avoided
and positive TslustVp ohs suespt would hsy tssa sscsd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-31
Master Commissioners Sale.

Tho Columbus Agricultural and Sup ,rior
Edge Tool Company, Court of
VS.. 4 Franklin Co.,
Schoedinger. Brown & Eberly etal. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed, Twill offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House in
the city of Columbus, f.-
Saturday, the 7th day of January, A. d.
1866,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate, situated in Franklin County Ohio west of the
Ohio Canal below the head lock at the Scioto river
at Columbus, beginning at the northwest corner of
the lot owned and occupied by the Co umbus Wool
en- Manufacturing Company, thence west on the
south line Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turn
pike 125 feet thence s0uthwardly parallel with the
lot of said Wooen Manufacturing Company 100 feet,
thence eastwardy 25 feet to the southwest corner Of
said last named lot thence with the vest line Of said
lot to the place of beginning being the same lot OF
land conveyed and sold by tho Columbus Agricul-
tural and Edge Tool Company to the said Schoe-
dinger. Brown Eberly, by de,d Of even date with
said mortgage. IN si
Appraised at $500. -Jff 3
WIN. DOBflGAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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