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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

M4rl.lsbnIs "a
70 Mia izr.e Caupbell. Mar;lLshurs Va:
Dear Guu.ln-B ~ wsI bA liy ron1dci : 'h7 :.x ~
me IT Of the ~ Install ADJ r',, ti.t. il. III iD;h
uosrlt In Winchester 81 a.cu taLlue H. rejeE nGl
90, and ,upplvrg lis wan. I.u all ;'h'r' aSt'fs
oh H. Inn pnon yCur 5r,n PCm
insyer by p,lro Al IN the .a Sew, EI;irnO.e
u.p-rs reunesil.g C chlaoI / kI'i'iI 81 1" { r:.
New York ae VS. anl Ba!.i,n"re paEe:s rieA:G SopJ.
s--rct ~ -
NoIicr -5nyT rpst'o1 cnnce!rinI Chpt J"iaG "t
COMPANY A. Ssh Va IspiIei Bar ""'S ftiEtdo pchsi's
sion who WIS badly wounded In ihe mttt chnIHt
near term, ia uni,r;, h.' ',iI he h'I; 81 The :te
nv On III" tn August =!l b: M,niu l'e''v ~ hi'
rrrou. .s,., Nv J0yce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

J. Deaa Fust.r canpsny u. 22l regiment South C'ro
Ia yodat.Gr lao Le:u missing 'ino7 the battle beoie
Frter.Lurp % 20 Jsly, uh
any Information cOncernrg lin Will be 'ste:uy ap-
urrrinIet Heury Sphrnck,
ssnaT .oL5t R:hnohd, Va.
:Irv York AID Baltimore paprrr Please to?y.
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OaDIs.-Thoug all the aid tho telegraph
couli affJrd was used t. iaHlitats he arrest
of NJ Ansgsr Ogden, whose Hight t. Yankee,
lsnd was given Oh ysstsrtay. nu tldings had
besn heard from him u!r to Last night. It
seems that no and H.!lyard. when they ar
rived at Milford, ware rnt arrested ty :: de-
teotive, but by some zc!lera who were lher',
and were put under the rtarseh lnrl"nshsu
q, / iior on his renrn t. Richmond. fran wharn
Ogden made tis escape, ~ Atased, H'il9hrd,
who is Maryland e1smnt is t" Id tT'Sd ior
aiding 10 the escape If dS'aT;ins oon"
NJ. F. X. Dalton, the tis,inaui:bsi young
actor, W. are sl,i IA learn, ia t" become
Manager If the New Richmond Thssue. "ics
Ogdee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Bed sulphur sp.ing,, Monroe, Va. July ~, ls'a
10 ii ssrs sloA1e UsIws, Js1nes Stuart, Edward VII
nama. Judge oreG' Or ais WeeTs bs,'" nor
nsny and Major nck WoodrGIn OF the cet. Virginia bat
taMun (Edg.r's who citnrcd al The battle near
Richo,ond June Sd, 1864. II an" " my above nam:d
fsndS rr xny Of my Acquaintance. In the Sor vino may
See ,ts u0ilse wilt supply Claia uri.rr wants. Me bill
H be paid by ina. His fsi'iy vel hncih'r sen issh "i
JGne. ADDISON DonaP
P saae sns~er through hrr.hrr. ps'es. and request
Rci.nnud I,aly EnIulrer TO c"pv. suHb-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

waL;ei tho ou.h'y educated MALE Ist"iias !!
instruct 4 priv tie s.iO; CT i've b, j
Add c,s living reie!e:crs aad stating is.srT, s.,
} c. |. Glenn srTi -,
s.ng SO S,a!LanbSrs fs:si ct, o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

MAUI Oh, u i soPI u FsTT'
s l. Me- HohtIrAI, rans3x.
Rrnnin. ton was wish lis company and perfectly
will lu.u, osh ,Ince which time have not hetri rom
MIN NJ WAS slightly Injured Wy = she! al hrnhe:aS
Mount hn. III: soon recovered. w II.
f,2s5T
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HIohnooi. Va, Sept -, 1851.
Mrs Nsr!a Ra-fIe.-U.sr Go,fIsr
I've not hea ID from you since t- tienain! out OF M
War Am we'll ard del 3 WILL
Write to ne ty n.g Il l.uce, A!.o through ~ - a"'
EEquirer.
.is " ,Gie Tuner VIII pleas II II H. 'h''.
PHILADELPHIA LeS5 er Md 9th prrers lea e''r:.
se295I> .rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
CITY INTELLIGENQE.
sccr.9,Sa wi.H N1cs ZOE. "a fsGals,

asscc1.2IH1 WIFE NIcEofs "a teE.ais, 81
swsring to TIE pams Of Elizats.h Lloyd. again
appeared bafors bis Honor. Mayer Mayo yes"
tsrdsy morning, nhsrgal with Icing b rsi7'"
of evil tame, ,i"rin h:a lslnis!iUn' n"1 We?
with a5socia1lrg with free hcfts::7 .'''"ssa
is Of fair complexion, light bar .'n' "Io
browe, Ind, if ieckcL uu. in < di il" ha'"sSs.
would be ra.l;er prepcasossing IN appearance.
She is apparently about twenty Sea's " 9Ss,
and halls from the county Of Gaocsiiand. Her
vnntbful indlsoletions are b,g11ninr u tell
isa,f,liy IL oon her, cs nsy be judged lrcm lie
.mI kan ewes and eolorlsss chaek-. She was
,r;lline to kiss all the hooka il the court rO>u,
that she never saoiated with Iegrdes. but
finding Ja:ls Gain9 an Old rrstesa. whom she
had known for years. s:ok AID Iuatlr II hand
herstlf g!aas &C va.or, she consented to
watch ever tho afi cted African until she be-
came convalssncnt This was ''lhe head aiid
front" vf her ttfeod,rs-- rothihg ih"rc. THUS
,nuou IN extenuaton, AMI accused w'Pt Glond.
His Honor, however, Was determined that
such things "should not b9. AID "saic3ms him
like Sam mer's cloud" The VI hanrJ |: '"Yd
wa, con mittei to prison. Aud tho N otcd al
ricsn adrncnishci II ~ ard ionk tor s;lh'
discip,e If f .culapius. ;Sho would probably
administer 10 her homs "!wset ohlIy.u is uri
d,e." If suoh III. nne aculd TIC hd tou"j,
t zen, raid bis Honor. ''qGu must n'.i nu'as
of your vEn color
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With - hire Wet Snrsr-s Nat, hes'ihy h..r,
Woman who can crme well recommended. h.Y t+:it-
having Iu:h sarvRn. for hire procure gaoi ,r7
I'D the highest prize by iluI.tlse application T. IN,
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

SAMUEL d Marsha Mrs E!Is4teth Lap sid &rs mary
Ann Etlf Philadelphia Pa:
Your father died 50 denly at OF tie 1872 lust
CT disease 81 the heart His remaihs wore utrrem Ia
Shn3kre Hill ceuetrry. so
Phiadsirr!a IspsTs sni New York News will please
c7IT -
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NITASTEP-TRLcHin Il dei re TO engage she y.
W vice. OF q Lady III my fam y. S-i q:iil IL /,
teach the Epglh branches French and Latin, ala Aa.
A lib 81 ii SALARY will Ue pnll
AdIre,, III. undersigned. At vii ntns'on, faysa.,
c.uuIy Va, or Hr. D.uslss, =. the Etq ;rrr 0T,e
net ,rstt d. O'MuHc;.ab
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- B,riy ii J"ha a iu,h'ie. NV Yoik ely; or Jas
MiteFs r.iooio, Cana:s:
land has arry al Tor utJ. Hsv sseu tie account in
Ii. New Ysrk Ptrs OF the loss Of youth, an'we' Il"
r.s ip,on, the Falls At Niagrs we are mes
anxious an 81 treI.ed. -
Ans er By flag oftru:e and periona In Ne. YORK NsSs
seq: alit hrupen nsslhnu'
M Yo,I ueE, Herald aud Tribune publish ,iIrty
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" az ~ =?
w ANTRD-Teacher.- LEd!. ~,.npeteHt I" LSS..
w vanced scholars 1 usiye of f;ench and Music
vocal and lslruu b, Of Desirable siu tGo-
By sppiyIngto A CHSs MISstSIkocf
oct3I Corner Ct 81 aud h.'u stEss'a.
, 1864-12-03
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular Hnk1neas in Special Session.
> A Lengthy Petttion-School
Reports

.-,-., 80 a. p.... rraA.
spec'ai 1neeune " tue 1oaiu u 1ooeauon
Woe held sestefuay AFTERNOON IN me rooms OF the
Board, The following were present: the prest-
49, + q T,f+ ard rnerac+,re V-r+u,rt4, Wotsh
eeN,, - - =. ,1 -M-,,. r. 1.1
unanan, roster, "Alef' h5oef' Fofsy1ae, hala-
hauser ind ca1eenter.
The minutes Of the Inst meeting we're read md
.,,,,rovaa
1ne f9eslueol apPolnteo ene nc" memDef-Uf.
Foster-to the committees vacated by Ar. ". l..
NeWbeITJ.
The Comtnlnee On App6intments ana transfers
reported the 1oilo"1ng, Waicn were approved:
Lizzie a toitz snd anne hasanangh & appointed
as ass1fta4ts ~ tne Qeoen Scnool; hHen a 4aho-
ny do. In Brown sch9ol EmmA 4 smith DO IN
scatnmon scnooi: aaraet ~ fslne transferred
from Mosel@ 70 haven.
Conhlmed-MaEcle uougN 81 ne FFanflln,
9cnny snelny q. fosseI, Nancy a. nelM o. Ogaen,
LOUISE =. etetHns u Ne"oef1J, 1an1e hes1 o.
bI1agepoIt ocno9!. ,... ..,.... T.
Res1sna1ons-,ha1e =, 4Awgsla, asststaut p
scammon 5chool: Opneha h!acEn An9 Jenny r
worth, atslstant8 N Ogoen sGnooli ausa a.
Kellogg. aseaslant IN anFcn ecnoos-
renee, la Parker. Jennie wright
A petition from the Skinner school, for an
earlier closing o1 tne ecnool anrans #antef, 10 De
compensated ty ehotter dinner term, was, On
monon o. lnepsctof hy4ef, felelIeo e tae speela
c0mmlttse on me scoooi-1uepcclo! heuI~ot1n-
with Instructions 10 ascef1aan "ta41nef any notes
were written 70 paIents having chaIdsen 1n The
Skinner SCHOOL ~ the f1aneapal or any OF nls as-
elBtAnts IN regard 70 the uesfted Ghange IN the
length o. ne noon inasrmlsaaon, aha T 60 whether
said noteS were WI1ttcn oulins sCnool noGfsl ano
, 1864-12-03

Eloqucncs was as essential to religi<n Al to Jus
the arts Of oratofy should become MISTER of habt
70 the expoonder of Divine truth. Az orator he
described Is ono who Is toEmented with the truth.
Such man was allcd With the divine aftlatus, and
spoke alWays e,oqnently. He alluded to ths foree
Of habit In public speakers and said the end Of e.
oc9ionay Instruction waa to get rid Of bad habits
and supply their places with better ones nc Git
ic1sed the habits Of several prominent public
speakers There Was no such thing as perfect
spencer any more tian there was such thing "a
perfect happiness or pcrfect,irtue:
helerEing TO Clay and Webster, he sa1d that one
resson Why tEeY we're so clearly eloquent va ~
that tasy @ ~sfe close students Of SassReaTs H
sald that MT. Lincoln, too, although nsuaLy
deemed IN ilIitsratc man, was thoEonghly as.
quatnted With the masterpieces OF shakspesfe.
liberal education
Mr. Mccoy then read several passages from MS
t1Foritc author. It Is fair to say that he gave e1
a9mp1es of The bad as well as the good rendering,
Judging from bis own stand-point and the rules ne
ihd down at the outset Of Ills remarks He "hs
frequently app1auded.
The Professor is arranging for class IN e!ocu-
ton, to which those wfehing the benefit Of his In
stTuetions can obtain tickets by calling ut Ur1eh
Wnrfen's Office.
, 1864-12-03
Markets by Telegraph.
st. Louis n1afkets

s-ka Louis U1AFNG1s
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhune+]
st. LOUIS, Friday, Dec 4
ToHAcco-unchaaEed. Sales Is hhls. including fac
tory lnes, at S9oe; planters do, $96a810o; common
shipping leaf at $1s'aSlSso; medium DO st Sls.s9
22.zs
F1orC-Flat; the only sales were 70 brls low grade
nt $685. and 1c0 brs do choice single extra at $40
bril- delivered. . .. 49,
GRA1s-wheat-Co Common and musty fal1 at $1.7o9
LIS; good spring and fair fall at els0: far and good
fall, including red, at prme and strictly
prime choice red and white at $1.s5 and
1878 do do at ta.no hu. Corn-sales Of new mixed
and yellow 1t &lss@ts5 old yellow at SLID; choice
do at old white at choice old white At
$165 bn, Barley-sales ITO zks prime spring at 81s
and los do far fail 1T $115 bu, exclusive ofsackB
HoGs-Weathcr too WARN tor packing. and but few
hogs aeng; 800 head In three lots were sold at 1oa@
lpxc gross 147 head averaging 200 ns sold atl7ko
net; and 1so do averaging 2l7 Ms at BIC gross.
WH1sKy-Inaetive; including IS Urls In lots at
Il 30. and Is do at Il ~ 4 gallon.
, 1864-12-03

Professor Amasa Mccoy delivered lecture last
evening, at Metropolitan Hall, upon Elocution.
The lecture wss well attended. The Professor In
the earlier part Of the evening favored his audi
ence with come general ideas upon elocudon, en-
ttrely pertinent original and Just, he said very
truly that eloquence was made up Of little things
In an nTnusing manner be illustrated the power Of
eiocutionary eli tribes, e1nphas,e, ,pauses gestures,
1ines mi Is hey might be AID sometimes
sn 5ssq saa as9 es17 7e' saSed Ses b.
casIed fhe ner points Of eloqnence, patent to the
refined and educated, bnt totally 9napp1seisble 70
noise md ta@nlt Of pnblie spesk,nE These PEG,
fhhnnder that worked vide spread dcsoladon, but
>the keen and glitter!ug 1ghtning .a.. ,n...o
when supported By the power q eloquenee Is IN
vincible. II was ordinarily said that Justice vas
in,incible. Thts WIS not true: It was aEong
whe3 properly supported Tsis be tl,u'tsts4
nocence itself was oflen made to appear guilt BY
The want Of IN eloquent advocate, Will wh!le guilt Il
10 appear as1ayed in garments Of sRouess purity.
, 1864-12-03

To-day will close the Fair in Bryan Hall for the
benefit Of the Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum
Fair which In Its richness and Completeness has
never been cxcelied, perhaps never equal1ed in
Chicago, We speak not Of the attendance, though
that has not been ecanty, but Of the elegance Of
taste which has dictated every detail, anG the
We have no room for description Of the beau-
ties {personal, artistic and moral which make up
the exhibition, nor Is 1t advisable Let those who
wish to know what is In Bryan Hall 60 there to-day
and inveft at least quarter for the Orphans II
they wish 70 SEQ genuine masquerade E1tnonttn
In the most diversified garbs, styles and hues, or
a rich and rare collection Of needle WORK, tncy
articlea, subatantinl honeehold goods. while they
viii be there eratifed. We have neVer lopked On
fnirer, more graceful, lovely grouping Of tn1ngs
aud beings, animate and inantmate, thaq those
which meet ns fs wss ea
nnd many dollar was thrown into the treasury;
The childtcn-fft5 five In numhef-wtte grouped
on the platform and enlircned the proceedings
With come very sweet singing. The principal
business was, Of course. to walk Iouno. eat gooa
whose sweetest smiles we're layished to draw the
coveted dollar from the purse, but there we're IN
abundance or excuses for spending it.
This afternoon md evening g. w be N ne esoslng
scenes in the festival array. We hope 1or eFnsh-
ing, melting time Let eveEyboay Be- there; Iss
left on hand, which they will be glao 70 alspose
Of; not the mere nicknackB so commonly met
with at Fai1e, hut articlcs Of genuine worm and
beauty, worthy OF preservation and NJ 1of nse.
not this 9eble charity be foEEGftedn r. r Ma me
pathies which may not be ignored. Let the efforts
81 the ladiea BE- crowned With magnificent suc-
ccss to-day and night.
, 1864-12-03

but may b. rendered permanently tho addition Of
suEar or about II pef cent. OF n1eohol- Dr., Bart-
lett stated thai le had forwarded the formulm of
the nev salt for publication, to the A,ntriean
journal Of Pharmacy.
was unanimously passed to H. Bartlett for hIs in
tcrcsting and valuable contribution,
Adiscussion cnsued on the reception OF the above
mission giving monthly rcports ct The health Of
under their notice.
The members next listened to an exhaustive and
tntercethg paper On epneuaston aud compression
OF the brain, read By Dr.. Lover1n:
Upon motion, Fcte Of thinks Ma8 awarded to
motion, was ordered to be puhlishcd.
Dr.. Margucrit moved that the subject for f.iacus-
sion for the evening BE- postponed owing to the
Several very interesting cases we're reported by
the members present. AFTER which the meeting ad-
jousued,
, 1864-12-03
Special Meeting of the Councfl-Ke-
port Of The COMMITTEES on Police
-NAthtnr nonc.

A special meeting of the Common Council was
held last evening, on the proposal to pay to the
members Of the police force q sum of money in
addition to their pay Of $50 per month. The fol-
lowing were presents: Aids: Ellsworth, McRoy,
kauu. Sheridan, Walsh. Wallwork, ComisN.
nollcn, Gestfeld, Franzen, Ruh, Hottinser, Sulli-
he Mayor being absent, Aid. o'su1livan took
the chair, On motion.
The cali wss read By the Clerk.
The following report was then submitted:
"your Committee on Police, to whom was re-
asking your honorable body to make an appropria
ton from the general or contingent fund out of
which to present each member Of said force for
month. In addition to the amount noH received b.
them, and also asking for extra compensation for
services rendered by them during tie past year.
This communication was accompanied by peti-
ton from the Board OF Trade, Recommending such
aet{o1 On yonr part; also communication from
Md J. 0,snlli'an bearing H on 2 tue same @ subject M
sisement beg leave to report, that
Owing to the emallncss Of the police force Of this
n e pees III Ss
Ifes Of life, they regard the claim made by the
force as just and therefore recommend the passage
d u cfo55 e y desa she4
idan, FFan2er and Won Holten.
The following is the Ordinance:
our Police Bcpastment should be Composed ofmen
Of the most efficient and Of the most reliable char
acter. and -
WHEREAS, It Is gcuer.1ly conceded by our citt-
Gems and Taxpayers, that owing to the advanced
Drice All cIotbing. proTieions rent and Of ali the
necessasies Of life, the present rate Of pay estab-
lfehed for members Of said Department. neither Ii
calculated to procure and retain the services as Of
fcers Of such men, nor would It be sufficient re-
mnneration itwotld. Therefore, be It
Ordfrtd-That tie COMPTROLLER Of the city Of
Chicaro pay as q donation to each and every mem
ber OF the police force Of said city, ranking not
above lie Grade Of Captain who has been IN active
member 81 said force Ior the last Twelve months
nrecedinr the passnce Of this order the sum OF
$al0 and to each euch member who has been on
fhc force not exceedine eix months. The sum Of
S15a and to Zach mem6er who has been On the
force not e1ecedinr; three months next prcccdinc
s X Sa a,nd ~ be snnt;nn ~ ,is re,or+ o,a
~. .sssHaaa nu1 ~ ~ o.5er - N@'s ~A0
4fd w " ,ntvaS to snend hr evtcna,no ,ba
hcraA+ ~ Tho orer n The nssfstont Eeenrra r the
RriSers1, .Ns oAA~A ~ 49, '--@' ~ NV
Ala TaI~ott did m. eee that the citr had mower
to rive the money. The Iegislatnre would meet
in few dayE. and could lecaitze The action: ii
shon1a mn i'e meIdlrtf viii, iii thens The como
troller would not tissne scrin for such purpose.
Aid. Sheridan etated fiivers yerv cprent REASONS
1hy the nav nf tbe force shouid be inereased.
Itd. SnIi{yan aid that the Icrislatnre had noth-
fnr To do with The present question; they wanted
to psy for nsst ls6oF. and ak tie legislature to
give them lie power to increase the pay for he
fnture. :.
Aid, Con,isly said the members nresent con]d
mt vnte an IL thirds yote tTas needed to or
, 1864-12-03
Milwaukee Markee.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l

Auw4E", Thursday, Dec 2, 1894
F1oU1-Dull and nominally unchanged. Sales Of u
brls Sugar River Brodheau spring at $500.
GRAIx-Wheat quiet, but 102c better. Sale fhls
morning Of 100 bu No. spring, winter receipts ~
s12; sales On Change Of SO bu No. in store via
ter receipts at 3l7217s; 5000 bu DO, sezefs option
all month"; at $1;1; 600 bn so2 in store. winter re
caps. at 1l6l. Receipts Of Wheat to-day, IL ou.
Oats shade lower. Sales l,spd bu No. In stofe al
e2Kc- Corn lower. Sales 900 bu new shelied oeAs'
cred at 400 bu do track at $1o: cars car 90
atssc Barley steady Sales so hu- No. on track At
41.45- Rye lower. Sales $50 bu On track ut $lM ~.
Hoas-Lye Hogs dull, and nominally seosSl!~
lower, Sales q head, averaging III D., at $1,000.
, 1864-12-03
FROM CAMP DOUGLAS.
Conontl Sweets General Order No. l1G-The
Late Arrests--Afduous Duties Of
the Garrison. :

We are,glad to be enabled to publish the follow
Ing General Order by Colonel Sweet, No. 100,
dated November 25th. The public have great
cause to be thankful to those hereinafter men
TONED Tor their etfectua1 services In warding of
untold horrors from our city. There Is one omis-
sion in the order, which hasten to supply: It is
the name of the gallant Colonel Sweet himself, to
whom, more than to any other, is due the need Of
gratitude:
:. .. GENERAL onDEI-Fo. 116.
I. During the last three weeks the garrison at
Camp Douglas, composed of the sth regiment V.
r Corps, Lieut. Col. Lewis G. Skinner Command
Ing; tic 18th rcgimentV. r. Corps, Lieut. Col.
Battery. Lieut. Jas. ". Ga1nbeu commanding, has
performed important services.
Seven hundred and uinety-six men, all told,
oyerworked most Of the time for many months,
holding over eight thousand prisoners OF war,
confined only By board fence twelve feet high,
performing duty as Provost Guard In the city Of
to 60 70 Cincinnati snd Golanbus, o6io. or Spring
dsid ~. The datty dnty required Of thit garrison
toll
On the 9th OF November this garrison, and the
immense interests committed to its care In this
camp, and the city Of Chicago, was threatened by
Southern and Northern traitors from within and
without, Added dnty was demanded of men al
ready worn. Detachments from the garrison, and
heavy and repeated details were made, with
scarcely an interval Of rcst allowed, which II
done from absolute necessity, would have been
cruel.
Officers and enlisted men OF the command
answered each new call with cheerful a}Rcrity
and earnest zeal which commands the ,sarmest
admiration.
Seldom has 80 few men been charged with the
protection Of interests as Ereat-neSer hive such
interests been more faithfully guarded-
y. Captain Werner y. Berg; % COMMANDING Pso. P
Police, acting together, deserve and receive the
hanks Of tho Colonel commanding for the inteli-
gence and fidelity with which every order was c1-
ccutcd and every required service performed.
Ill. Col. r II. u0ngh, and the ciiizcna' mounted
| patrol rapidly organized and armed With weapons
seized from those Who taseatened The city md
part Of the city, and merit com,uendatIon from
those whose lives and property they Aelpcd TO
guard, and The thanks OF the Colonel commanding.
". Captain lillian James, Provost Marshal LIT
district Of Illinois, and his assistants. were also
Jealous and efficient in hunting out and arrest1r,
i gue11llas and bushwhackars, and arc accordingly
| commended.
1 By command OF B. j. SWEET,
Col. Sth 1.eg't Y. r. Corps. Commanding Post
| E. X. V. SuUnLY,
! Captain and 4. 4 a. Gen.
| Brig. Gen. II. ". VESSELS, Inspector and Com'ry
/ Gen. Of Prisoners. Washington, D, C.,
, 1864-12-03

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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Friday, Dec ?, 1861.
The warm weather has placed an embargo on Tue
packing business and brought down the market ron
ahe high prices Of Eoyembes. Frtces are ~eaA 1aa
ewing like papdu1pn all the way from to 10 cents
T. T. Sample has slaughtered sbont a,ooa head ana
the Trford Packing House about 500 There a1o Pc
tween Goo and $500 In the pens The general quality
Of the hogs offered Is inferior, owing to the sea1es
and h1Yh nr1cn nf teed.