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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11

MISCELLANEOUS. tn
A DvANTAGR, OR MARKED CARDS. ny MAIL,
81 r. PER o ssss S So ,r u used
Fo%SS ssS
A SECOND HAND HYDRAULIC PRESS WANTED
Hanna Co. Railway Nj
EDDf'' f dadsfss. ssroves AND RANGES
will bake broI stew fly snd roast with the facility
a aS TiSs fisIs IT, room s
manufacturers t9s Broadway MY
CREENwoop CEMETERY Lor. wANrED-AsY
~ person wishing 70 sell desirable Lot wiz ind nor
giving terms, with number, description, Ac
GREET REDUCTION IN TnE PRICE OF CONDENSED
THE Union Condemned MIX Company have from Of
DEPOT, 1889 Boecscr street i''' ''' "''' '''''''
TcE.-AN9I MONOPOLY ICE COMPANY, sr BROAD
70 W.. s,Pp l SSnS e neSa a. Ss
send in their orders nneSa.eiy without Delay
r ATiIK wANTED-A TURNING LATHE wIrH SCREW
srs o sna eG sI including
dress stating price and where be ,es, DO, S Post
Office.
MARBLE MANT4Ls--A LARGE sro,K ALwAYSOy
y ,his ely. 4. KLKgERs Mss,eI Esiss, No. 100 kis;
Eighteenth street. near Third avenue " Cut this out
NaARBLE uANTELs "A LARGE STOCK OF MARBLE
lM Manicl, FOR sale very ehe,ps g. cKawLEys. sls
Past 5 ss.ss. az so@d ave
shortest notice orders BY post promptly att udca 20
No. PERUVIAN 0uAsO wtRRANytD GENUINE
.Ss :ss .s'' es ~. ' i:
Moore street
,of TIiR NEW YORK sTEAS KS0fsR WORKS
o-r 10 tbc public their Little GIANT SteArr Engine cst
ire snpcriorly all others fsr In.
rablty and ecoDouiy aad tis II better sisptei T. tho
rough wcrs sSs ID regions Aaa 80, sasSs SaSS
IN eoonossy Of fuel Engine surpsssss an ov,s-s and
az t,@ s e s q .ss Is sDSs ~
svaied ooiy stoN ~ per cens o. zee sse
Of Ne orr iasry portable 90 gins nnd botsr. -.
One or tsese tcn~s corse,rt osprzti,n II
~orh : foes % fwtn y A,ird ,t~et. East uver
IATsnr MAs0LB WANTED MUST 90 w oooD
II order AdofeA ZOE IA hevsd snce. ~.
ID sErAriyBa wANTLJ-IN fHE- CLAIM
~ Agency Bussnsse Adkre@s g D Ettnsrt 4 Co. solicit
uovcrsmen. Claims ~ rwefth arssN tos al Wash
rgon ID g. l if'I'N II
CHLr-sTfi Rtx1 O0YPHB ROAsTfN s-rOe AIiLf
- chIres and Nahts for States aud scaptes for
sisWsp WARD Aaest u ccrusrt s,Ic.,, Ny. Fl.
TINE RIG,e TRres CAN NBVER Bk RvtIHD FOR
c.eanl' ca rel ability ana rort. n isr~sdiiy sdspt
re- :, fern. Ard cannot be so,d Oncs No Bar.
street. .I..N
yyANrEn--A NgDirE sIzrp hAyB, " MUST BE IN
w s9yd order aud cheap Address n. c. boa iN herald
a-rs. 7
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HOUsEa ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

ITO LET-THE UPPER PART or A FIRST CLASS
brown stone house. small fam iy of adults Inqne
at i56 East Forty ninth street. or 10 MORdAN BOVINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-11
A CARD
GENERAL LEE AND ruE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION

GENERAL LEE AND TUE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
The attention Of the friends Commission
u & nay Sse e e. Dn
ne Co15hi:slo1 Waiting General Lee q. HIS Residence At
dssgsscs o. the Oonnssion any authorized party
any soSisesr dsIes.is the Commission temporarily
n Riaond has under the Of idle curiosity 80
81 :SSos ns ssy s or e:
which he was the ARMY and his conduct Is as severe
k sc"a By tho SR Is IN
Chairman United sstns Christian conmission.
CAUTION WHEREAS CERTAIN VOUCHERS, rs
,oF r. s2irc 4 o., Ginc,nasIi shio. ~ foIlows~Oss
ess u s s% 81 s. o sss s,ts
1854 for sssS were stolen y sne5l.s December isSt
y TRANSIT iron Nashye. Tenn 70 c"c,ens. Ohio now now
o. IL any way negotiate Tor said voacers an payment has
been stopped md application made the OF the
'"''' '''''' - ''' ~ '' y y = & SURE co.
EIAaaAR SCHOOL No. m.-TBH NEW AND BEAU
VI tful school odInce recently completed under the
i%es s,th a, seventh Avenues viii be dedicated no
% psS' srss a 90 81 HON
Samuel r. sd, CITY sppsrn'ss"dso, q schools; ,,a re-,
n ssS o ssos s be
pupils on Monday, the 18th inst
JonN 8 AUSTIN ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS
Of the association snd other friends OF the late lament
s se meeting be Al ssr No. Barclay
street. az O'Clock this Thursday afternoon lih inst. for
q af sGs
s xhEkss sibsR MASON. Woo Presidents
JlBEs NJ TptrER, Secretary.
MEXICO AND JUAREz-ofrICERs AND oTIIBR
Iu gcnucmen dcsrous 10 learn the Mexican rliuy Tao
cs apply ~ the Military School, No. W Bros..sy More
particulars viii be given. cai from 8 to isAm.
NaExrco-souNG MEN, DESTROYS or EMIGnA risd
Nv Mericc Informed that relating there
will be taken OF application In which the and adj
dress Of the writer are not given Address O. H. w. boz 40
Herald ONCE.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CHANGE OF LIuIITs
kfSH BANK, WICKLOW HEAD, ARKIOw BANK
BALLAST Oypfcp, DurifN, March ~, IS6S
Notice hereby given that IL the Intention OF the Port OF
Dublin Corporation 10 cause change TO he made IN the
character OF tie above named lights about the 18th OF
June next
TIM KlsH BANK LIGHT VESSEL, which nov e.hlb!ts
three 6sd ighs VIII then show white revolving light only
wh oh wa atstn t greatest rilancy once IL every minute
10 discontinued; and the ARKLOW BANK LIGHT. whose
period Of revhuuon = prosent once In every mlsut
viii from me esfor DO changed 70 once IN every half min
ute.
billion OF The h.bt from the WICKLOW SWATCH Ji0Hx
vBssBL OF whch special potoe has becs this day pub
hshed. .7F .U- - -. -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
LEAVE OF Apsryoy. !

On notion Of Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri, leave Of
absence was granted to his colleague, Mr.. NoRTos,
for the rest of the session, account OF i'll health.
FRAUDS oS TUE eOvERynENg.
On motion OF Mr.. ORR, of Mississippi, the bill to
protect the Confederate States against frauds, aud
10 prevent its officers and employees committing the
came was taken up and considered until the cxpi-
ration Of the morning. hour. 90.
On motion OF Mr.. Lyon, OF Ala, the rules were
suspended, and the Z,
APPROPRIATION BILL
was taken up-Mr. AKIN, OF Ca. in the chair.
Pending the discussion OF tbe items embr aced in
IL, Mr.. SWAMI moved that provision be made for
the payment OF two months pay 10 the soldiers in
gold. Ne. ). said he offered The amendment with
no idea that 1t would pass the House, but somehow
or another the impress n has gained currency
among the officers and men OF army that the
Government intended doing this. If it was within
its power hc favored II with all his heart. Ii Of
he wanted our brave troops at once TO know it,
He therefore called upon the Chairman Of the Com
mttee OF Ways and Means to enlighten him upon
the subject.
Mr.. LYON, in reply, said that the Secretary of
the Treasury had been approached upon this very
question by the Legislature Virginia, and his re-
ply to that body Was that IL is utterly beyond the
ability OF the Goyerpment TO pay the troops even
for single months service In com. In TACT, with
out heavy increase of taxation he W ouid md il
dIiicult 10 pay them in Confederate scrip. He
therefore urged the House to take prompt action
upon the tax Till.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE TAX BILL.
The SPEAKER announced the following Special
Committee Of one ron each Slate the Tax Bill,
under the resolution OF Mr.. RUSSELL, OF Va:
MeSsrs Russell of Va, Pugh OI Ala; Chambers
OF Miss; j. NJ. Smith OF Ira; Machen oil ny :;
Simpson OF ). o.; j. L. Leach vi North Carolina
Hilton OF Fla; baylor oi Texas, keeble OF Tenn;
C0nrow OF Mo-. Carroll of Ark.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved that the Committee rise
and recommend TO the House, that the bill, as
amended, pass, The vote being taken by yeas and
nays, the BILL passed unanimously.
The bill PROVIDES for the expenses of the Govern
ment IRON Jan. LIST 10 June Slst, 1865.
The consideration OF the pending special order
was resumed, viz the bill
TO PUNISH FRAUDS, ETC,
MIR. ORR, having the hoor, addressed the House
at length IL favor vi the bill.
Nj. MOUkE moved to indefinitely postpone the
bill IN order 10 consider important matters con-
nected with our military affairs.
MT. F4ARROW called Tor the yeas and nays
which being ordered, resulted rs Ivlows-Yeas IL,
nays Al. So the motion to postpone was lost.
The question being upon Mr.. UKR's substitute for
Mr.. McUALLuM's Bill, offered in lieu Of the Com
mitteeh bill, it passed by the following vote
yeas 81, NAYS "a,
The original bill, as thus amended, being under
consideration
The SPEAKER upon the question ordering it to
its third reading, announced that the House was
without quorum; whereupon,
On motion Of Mr.. SEXTON, ofTexas the House
adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
CAMP 18TH REor. Ga. CAVALRY,

CAMP 18TH REor. Ga. CAVALRY,
Near Kingsport, T.. Tenn, Feb. 2, 1865.
To the Editor Of The Wing:
This morning the Regiment assembled in mass,
aud Capt. W. l.. Marler called to the chair, and
Sergt. Bennett Reynolds requested to act as
Secretary. Capt. Marler, in explaining tho object
of the meeting made very happy effort, which was
well received by the men. He urged them to con
tnuc in the line of duty.
Col Sam j. VIM then moved the appointment Of
committee of seven to report matter for the action
of the meeting, which was as follows:
Col Sam J. VIM, Capt. J. ID. Simms, Lieut. S
P. Kinney, Lieut.. c. X. Hodge, Sergt. j. r. Hor-
ton, Scrgt S. Martin aud Private J. W. Estes.
The committee retired for few moments, and
then, through their chairman, reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted
Whereas This wpr continues to grow in magnitude and
heceness, and enemies implacable in their eff.
forts TO subugate us and whereas in the outset
listed in this holy struggle for three years or during the
warhnd afterwards determined die freemen rather than
live slaves, raensted for the war and whereas many
men determined TO bring reproach upon themselves and
their poserity have yielded to the cowardly impulse. OF
their naturestind shametuy abandoned the field Of duty
rs well US danger at an hour when the country needed
their service most: Therefore,
Resolved, That lighting to be let alone and
would hail an honorable peace with hearty welcome yet
still determined TO prosecute the struggle for
Liberty TO the bitter end and renewing pledge
do hereby offer all upon the altar Of oureountry.
Resolved That we recommend TO Senators and MEM
bers in Congress- the expedency of enacting law to
take effect upon the conclusion OF treaty of peace be-
the United States and the Confederate States pac
ing all men in the regular nrmy (Which may be neces
say form who then may be absent without proper
leave well as all Others who may have at any time
during this war; been absent from their commands with
out leave for the period Of thirty days.
Resolved, That VIC call upon our comrades IN
arms throughout the Confederacy to take ac-
ton upon this subject that skulkers and strag
glers may be made to serve the country while
the faithful soldier who has stood in the breach org
may be permitted under the blessings he had won to
low the peaceful pursuits Of HE choice.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be furnished
our senators aud Representatives in Congress and that
the whg and Sentinel at Richmond and the Georgia pa
pers be requested to publish the same.
Colonel VIM being called upon to address the
meeting, made soul-stirring speech, invoking the
men 70 stand BY the Gag, and justly denounced
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
SPIRIT OE TIE Army.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
priyates and commissioned officers of the II b
Virginia Regiment, Infantry, February I, 1865:
Be il resolved, by the rank and le of the 18th Vr.
ginia Regiment Iuiantry, Corse's Brigade, Pcke It's
Division
/. That We reverently recognize in the affairs Of
men ruling Providence, without whose aid no good
can be accomplished, and that We hpmbly and car
nesly INVOKE Ills blessing upon our country and our
cause.
2 Tnst in the terms proposed by the President
of the United States TO our Commissioners, we see
no alternative but to submit like towards or tight
like men, and as Virginians and Southrons, we &c
ce the gage of battle thus rendered, pledgng our
selves to keep the field until our independence shall
be achieved.
g. That we hail with delight the proceedings Of
the Richmond Mass Meeting of the 9TH instant as
evincng return Of that feeling Of confidence among
the people so essential 10 our success.
A. That from the timd counsels of weak kneed
croakers in the rear rather than the efforts OF the
enemy in front, we have apprehended danger 10
our cause and ii our patriotic sites ut home will
shut the mouths OF the former and awake to the
duty of clothing and feeding the army more effec-
tuay, our sentinels will ever be able to-cry "Al
is well I"
5. That We appeal to the ladies-our noble mat
rons and our peerless girls-whose virtue and he
roism have won for them renown imperishabie as
the history OF this struggle to use their influence in
driving to the front the absentees without leave and
the able bodied stay home veterans, whose high
est ambition is lodging the conscript officers.
&. That in the wise craftsmanship and feryent
patriotism of our Chief Magistrate, We repose i'm
plict trust and tender him our hearty and cordial
support.
I. That our confidence in the generalship of our
illustrous Lee ia undimnished, and that We are
ready to CO. with unques tioning obedience wherever
he may point the way.
8. That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to Congress- the Virginia Legisture, Presiden Da-
Wis, Gen. Il. L. Lee, aud to the Richmond journals
q,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
VyInGINVa. TO WIT. :.
Plaintiff,

Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Powhatan
county from the 9Th 10 the 9Th day Of February in the
year 1865
Vim. G. Paine, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Gordon, late Sheriff of Powhatan county and ss
such administrator of Francis Watkins deceased, John
Watkins Susan Watkins, Wiley Rudolph and Molly,
his wife, Henry W Watkins, Edward Woodbridge, in
his own right and administrator OF Godfrey Elan,
deceased Gilbert Woodbridge, - BoatwrigLt and
Page, his wife, and the unknown helms Of said Page
she be dead, leaving heirs and Sarah Woodbridge and
her unknown husband, if she be married and her IN
known heirs il she be dead leaving heirs Defts
7. IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit to have division sale Of
tract OF land in POwhatan county containing liz acres
vi which Godfrey Elan, died possessed aud tie
plaintiff having fled is bill and it appearing By affidavit
hied that the detepdants Susan Watkins Wiley Rudolph
and Molly his wife Henry W. Watkins, - Boatwriglt
and Page his wife and the unknown behs OF the SAN
Page ii she be dead leaving heirs and sarah Woodbridge,
and her unknown husband II she he married and Ler IN
known heirs if she be dead leaving heirs nonresdents
OF the State OF Virginia the motion OF the painful
by b. W. finncy Esd his attorney, il is ordered that tie
said absent defendants do appear here within one month
after the due publication Of this order and do what -
necessary 10 protect their interest herein and that copy
this order he forthwith inserted IN the Richmond ing
and Public Advertiser newspaper published IN The city
oil Richmond aud continued one week for four sue
eesiye weeks and that another copy be posted at tie
front door the Court House Of this county Oh the next
County Court day.
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