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Posi- QUAnrEnNA AsYER's OYHICR,
TuInD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, VIREikJA,
RICHMOND, P0bl uary 20, 1865.

TAX IN kIND.-Producers residing in
\ the counties of lIenrico and Hanover, who
desire to deliver their tthcs IN the city VI ich-
mond, are notified that deliveries may be Made to
tlse allowing officers, viz:
Wheat to Captain L. A. Wexford, ,at Messrs. Cren-
shaw 4 Co.'S Mills.
Corn, oats and long forage to Major j. c. May
nard, Navy lIill.
Provisions 10 Captain r. T. Myers, near Galleeo
Mills
Wool to Maj W. G.. Ferguson, corner Gary and
Fifteenth streets.
Receipts should, In all cases, be taken and pre-
sented to me, that the amount may be credited on
producers Estimates. W. q. CAZENOVK,
Captain and Post Quarts rmaHtcr,
Il 22-w3Ws Third Congressional Daeick Va.
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NO DIFFERENCE BErwKEN WHITES AND
NEoR0ES.

D. Williams. One of The committee of
citizens charged with the distribution Of
the rice, called and asked that On order
should be issued requiring the colored
people to meet at specified places on one
day, and the whites on the day succeed
ing. Colonel Woodford declined to issue
1t on the ground that he did not intend
to use the words white, black or colored
in any official order.
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAu, !
RICHMOND, March 2. 1868.

NITRE AND MINING BCKEAV,
RICHMOND, March 2. 1865.
The officers Of this service will usa the privilege
thus granted in such to aid rather than
embarrass the Subsistence Department. They will
collect supplies rapidly their ether duties will
allow, and all accumulations beyond their immedi-
ate necessities will be turned over to tho Commits
sary Department. So far as practicable, they will
draw supplies from sources not Immediately availe
bic TO c0mnlissary officers.
RICHARD NORTON.
Lieutenant Colonel, Acting Chief Nitrc and Mining
Bureau. NH 4-lOt
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~
~ and Supelintenderts Of Elections in counties
and military cncampments are hereby informed that
copies OF the synopsis OF the State laws relating to
elections, together with the forms Of poll-books,
oaths Of officers and returns Of elections, required
by law to be prepared by mo for distribution. aro
now ruady for delivery.
Officers must state the number Of persons who
will probably vote at the places Of voting, and de-
signate SOME peHon to receive the synopsis and
forms Application to be made to tho Secretary Ok
the Commonwealth. t@
GEORGE ". MUNFOBD,
NH S-t20M Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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OFFICIAL,
CoMNIssARY-GEHEpAL's OrrIcR,
RrcHxOxD, March 2, 1865.

RICHMOND, March 2, 1855.
CIRCULAR.-The officers of the Nitro
~ and Mining service will be placed on the same
footing AS those of the Subsistence Department in
the collection OF supplies It is believed that per-
feet accord will result in much good to both SER
vices. The best energies Of all are invited IL aid of
this service at present. J. II. Sr JOHN,
COmmiSsarv.(3e
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TRANSPORTATION.
THO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-Thes SOL
diers in the field from Virginia can have pro-
visions sent them free Of expense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
of the soldier, company. regiment and brigade,
care of p. II. Mayo, Captain and Assistant QUAR-
ter,n;,ster Richmond, Virginia, who will zee that
they are seat to the proper commands.
The agreement made with the Southern Express
Company, February both, 1864, still continues in
force, and the friends of soldiers in other Statcs
will mark their packages formerly, to the care Of
their respective Associations.
+. w. SIMS, Lieutenant-C Colonel
and Chief Of Railroad Transportation.
Approved: A. Il. LAwrOS, Quartermaster. General.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMpANY,(
Richmond, VIRGINIA, February p, 1865. !
Agents and messengers will receive and forward
promptly any packages marked as above stated, and
let the charges be collected in Richmond.
Shippers will be requested to put their packages
i'll good shipping condition, and our agents will al-
ways regard these goods as preferred freight.
]. +; GIBSON, Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers viii copy
and send bill to Express office at those places.
fe27-lm
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N1OTICE.-An persons having claims
~ against the estate Of ID. II. bA6AN0, Dc.
ceased. are hereby notified to present tht psopcsiy
Authenticated, for payment, and all the1s 1ns TIA
estate viii please cali and sets then vitAeqt dsay.
Administrators of D II. nesans, deotaoo1,
at office Of the Richmond, FrcdesieksAusg sa1 Ho-
tomac Railroad Company. NH 1-1Ots
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF CAROLINE
i COUNTY BONDS.-You are hereby notiiiAd
to present for payment, at the office Of Mcssrs X.
II. Maury & Co, in Richmond, your intercst oou-
pOns which now due, and hereafter rs they be-
come due, as funds have been, and will be always.
provided ready 70 pay them; and the county viii
not hold Itself responsible to pay them except in the
common currency Of the community a. they becV'ne
due. Z. I. NORRIS,
fc 23-lawiws County Agent.
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N1OTICE.-Au delinquent stockholders
Y in r. W. and CENTRAL TURNPIKE CON
PANY hereby notified that ur!ese the M!
amount of their dues are paid before the st day OF
April 1868, their stocks win be sold at auction. on
that day. at the Companys toll.house, Ut o'clock
r. n. BY order Of the Board o! DiEcceoM
NH 8--wiwlstApsts
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AILLINERY.--H made 10 order at
lXx tho shortest notice and On ths uaose rsaaon-
able terms also, hats SEwED, DLEACHED and
DYED, pcrsons tsyniahing braid tykAW yrs-
pared for braiding levery sixc) Tor sals have On
ON very reasonable tennis. Call on Aiss u. Il.
CIALkLEY. Jackson street, one square above
Adams. Shockoe Hill. nh S--Ne
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EXTRACT OF LOCKWOOD. COP
~ PERAS, BLVESrONE, MADpkR 9Qe
0ULPHUR "a. = WAGNGA. OeNn - 60
nh ls-ss' sesess s,ssA aaa tssaA she9k
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QvARrHRMAsrER's DEPARTMENT, q. 8. Al
OFFICE SUPERINTKNDENr RAILROAD
TRANSPORTATION. J
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. .. ,s,.n ry AUTHORITY oY rus GENERAL As
/ N' slSRty
, 1865-11-06

on'bfeak o. uic %a1 found It and stopped further
operations. A strong lobby Will be made ut Jefscr
-on e1ts oS cach OF tie companies seeking pos
session.
General YIN. n. r. Bca1l, who was payoled
from Fort Wairrn, In November, 1851, under an as.
rangcnen. with the then Confederate aushontie.
for distribution Of blankets and clothing amour
prisoners Of MAR. publlthes rcpor1 Of his doines
In 1tc Rock paper. by which it appears that TIC
total proceeds OF the 1O00 bales Of cotton Skinned
from Mobile wcEc *;a, ~, including sassy inter.
MI revenue LIZ subsequently remitiud by the Goy
esumeni. The following vas the dis.,fbutjan
among nl the prison cam,> Of the Nos1t. 17as9
blankets, ,sSu coats and blankets, sl,CG9 usnt,.
- <e9 sh,s's, 1G,62l drawcr, al,17S socls, s17st
thoes, and e,2ss Packages Of provisions, clotlinc
and tobacco sent by friends Of PRISONERS in the
south. The total number OF prisoners amou~
whom this distribution 1yae made N1s 5G,SG. in
t:ludins s,:s1 in Camp Douglas, 10,14o u. Point
Lookout, 8,14S at Etnira. CUES In Fort Delaware,
,.t:6 iu Camp Morton, ESD at Rock Island. 5,st9
III Camp Chase4 2,66 on Johnsons 1tland. 1883 At
Alton. etc. General Beail says: "Dur1ng the per.
fornancc Of my duties, which occupied my entire
time and attention for several months, received
from The United States otloers rtth whom had
'us'nrh intercourse, great courtesy md ercry AZ
sielante.''
4 letter from our correspondent at Fort
Suily, bacotah Territory, dated October a1st, says
The 4caec Commissioners have been engaged nearly
every day. from morning until night, In council
~1tn the Indian ch{efs and head warriors Of the tif
feEcpt tr7b<~. The sulrtuntia, rc.r,ts of all Yhts
three ~eeks debating arc r5xatica concluded and
sienco WIN AeeSatlour REPRESENTING fnllv the Nfn-
heconc1ece, Lower Brulct md Two Ke.tlcs md ,,ar
TALLY representing the Sans Arcs Lowe fb,ntto
nats, unEpsraF and Black1cet tubc.. ~. o..
lnf- 'e a"s Of the date Of the letter, Ind 1es ~cd
hE1fU SSnIk, a.
, 1865-11-06


From the Peo1ia Transcript, 3d.
Our city readers will remember the case OF
Bernard Daily, the insane man, who used to
wander around our streets, An attempt was
made to get him admitted into the Insane
Asylum at Jacksonville, bnt the building was
iuli; He was then BY IN order Of the Board
OF supervisors, We believe, taken to the
county poor house. Being 4 man Of great
muscular power, he gaye tho parties who
made the arrest good deal of trouble, but
was finally secured. Some weeks ago his
mother went out to see him. She says she
found him confined In d pen or open yard, in
company with two other insane persons,
requested to be allowed to 60 home
and when she started to leave h1m, became
uncomfortable, and climbing the high wall
run towards town. Several persons con-
ncctcd with the poor house started after him,
but falling to catch him On foot, took O horse.
Mrs, Daily came into town and heard nothing
Of him until the next day. The doctor called
and told her that her son IVES suffering from
wound in the head. It appeared that he
had been pursued md hit On the head with q
club, knocked down and taken back to the
poor house. Mrs. Daily went after him and
brought. him home. The blow which
he received threatened to be serious for
The stEangest point Of the whole affair
Is that It, promises to restore him to
his scnses. lie has come home and works all
day at his tradc, shoemaking, whistles aud
sings and Is Improving rapidly. Strong hopes
are entertained Of LIS complete restoration.
4 parallel cage to this Is that Of one William
Moss, d year or so ago, who was rendered in
sane by an attack Of typhoid fever. and while
being taken home, fell from a bridge and
striking his head iF,ls restored to his senses
instantly. A lick on the head will knock
most people senseless. We have heard of
breaking folks head tn let the light In, this
comes the nearest to 1t Of anything in our ex-
uerIence.
, 1865-11-06
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Home for Soldiers and sa1Ipr.LThe
Hack Lasvh-Suprcme Court.

Home for Soldiers and Sa1Iprs-The
Hack Lawx-Supreme Court.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov S.
The Superintendent Of the Home for dtschar~ad
soldiers and sailors reports tweDty.iour tumate4 At
the close Of the month Of October. The civ ho;,
pial buildings are It'll occupied BY the association
The COMMITTEE appointed by the Late convention
Of coloEed citizens to memorabilia tho Leytslaturc
for the repeal Of the B,aek Laws and Tor eecur;ne
TO The eoIoed men The right to testify In our courts
and Tor share Of the common school fuuas. AZ
bF1sksy engaged in circulating the documents for
fueh puFpose N each Of the thirty-eIght counties
Represent in the convention and are neetfno viii
great encouEagement lrom white citizens. "'>D
Ile supreme Court Is still In session at Cbsn,.
oeES. and hard at work. They are ttccid1ur fe,r
H eash aas nn; tha most pnions
"nieh nestns on the 27Ih Of this month.
n,e1na Mesteln Union Telegraph Co. on yesterday
hase, h1sek1oEds block. r. Z. duncan Esa Of Fits.
chief operator. >@o f''s'N'oa u
khe better. e3"04's Improving !ot
, 1865-11-06
NASHVILLE,
Pardon Of a Tennessee nfljjioii1ire-
Cotton Murlef-A Kn.tlrs1 L.

Pardon of Tennessee Nflijioi,aire-
Cotton MarAet-A Festival, DC.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The parion of John Over
ton, said 10 DC the wca1thiest man IN Tennessee
vas received BY Gov. Brounlou some days since
Ten F1ek. OF the lrecdmen's bureau refused r
recognize 1t or to restore 10 Oye.tnn bis proocrty
4 previous order Of the United States Distric
Court was likewise moi complied with. Gen. Fiskt
and ME. ovefaon 1elt for the sae destination til.
evening.
Cotton dn1l. Prices, A3l4sc. Tho market has d
downward tendency. Fifteen bales were the total
snlcs Today.
:, fhe ii.eT y at a stand, with twenty incbea OF
The Chambers Of Commerce Of Nashville and
Memphis, Gov Drownlow ard members or tho Leg.
,.lat9ie, had a grand banquet ut the 81. Cloud
Hotel la.t night. specches weze made by Gov.
lrownlew, Hon; Jorslan Stokes, Neil s. Brown,
Mayor Of Nashville, Mst. Brown and Others, The
festivities were prolonged until o'clock this 4, u
, 1865-11-06

NEw ?oHk, NOR: Ain the case Of Col, Allen n.
!he Mexican Zen. Orteea, ai1dasits were rad Jcs.
1honz:lon by him, Of the course pursued hv fIe
:oEmer, 10 enlist men for Mexico. Coll. wilson
and FaEns~ozth. Gen Butteraeld and Others teaii
fed thsy Msre assured hy Of'esa that Alien acted
being employed By Allen, ,rhom he discoye,ed
alsfng seEesal afadaTtts, md tealided to the bid
, 1865-11-06

there are many thousands Of living Witnesses, and
do foul fnratice 10 the officers and soldiers uf the
army lstug md dead" Gen Banks says partial
d!sinteg1aion Of commands was the cxuse Of en-
baf7askmeut, though not Of failure.
lie rcfers to the inability Of Gen Steele 10 form
a junction With the nlaln column, the withdrawal
Of the marine brigade before the increment was
completed. and the fact that Gen. 4. ]. Smith q
command could remain with him but thirty days.
He saYs even had the army reached Shreveport II
could not have maintained IT, posfton there. The
only posaib1e method Of maintaining the position
numbers to the cDcmF. with sufficient time
to parue him wherever be should move. even II It
look us to Galveston. This WIS suggested as the
h,aced within the original plan, and was spe:ialy
psecl1ded By orders received from the lleutcnant
general commanding the armies. He declares th1t
the enemy wAs delcsied In cyefy encounter cxccp:
IN TINT at Sabine Cross Hoad, on the sth Of Aprii
THIS defeat IS attributed to The loose order o3 march
and frnnnnt1et rn4 nf cavalry r. ,}ra
, 1865-11-06

New ORLEANS, Nor. "A New Orleans lette,
rays The restoration Of property seized and occaoied
:ince The days Of Butler has recently, b. o1deF q
President johnson, been general In New OrIeaus
Banks, that Of Ms. slocomb, occupied bY Gen
sheridan. that Of Pr. Campbell, Dr. Mercer and
other prominent citizens, has nil been restored.
The prospect for sugar crop Ia very favorable.
, 1865-11-06

., ,rHi1ApEIPu1A, Nov. IA special TO the Er<nIo1
a.<nfaIm from baltimore says that one Of the ex'
per Mill, belonging to Nm. E. Hooper 4 Sous, o.
The Northern Central Railroad, three miles irnm
Baftmorc was totally destroyed by fire this morn.
Ing, The building wns fired BY tnccndlaries. The
machinery vas valued at from s150, 600 to goo 0o0
;All was deft1orct. The loss WAS mostly covered
by Insurance, chiefly In Northern companies Two
hundred hands arc thrown ont Of employment.
, 1865-11-06
CHICAGO, MONDAY; NOVEMBER 6, 1865

soldiers, and Eaufyins the ac Of guardians, trus.
tees, Sc. dur:pg The war.
4 resolution y adopted asking the Provisional
Goyesnor to order the formation OF one o. more
militia companies In each county, under the an
pro:a1 os the Pzca!dent. A resolution was intro
dacs1 DECLARING that In the opinion Of The con
r4rea. Tho repudiatton ordinance is tie special
order for tomorrow.
, 1865-11-06
SOUTH AMERICA.

From Rucno4 Ayres-Important yicto.
r. 10 the Alltes-S,OO0 Paracunyuu,
Taken PrI1oncrs.
Eos7oN, Nov. 5.-Iho barque Katherine Maudc
Which arrived today at this port, brings advise.
!rom D9enoa Ayres to September I'd, elcycn d,ys
aguay ettll continued. The former had receutjy
gained n important victory, haEins captured the
town Of GruQuayana and 0Jo Paraguay 40 prisoners
snumaEtly disposed Of by being drilled IN ihe al.
lied army 10 fight against their own counirymcn.
The victory caused gseai rejoicing at Buen5s
, 1865-11-06

DosIoS, Nov "A building corner Of Caoal and
Traverse streets, Owned BY the Maine Railroad Com
panyt and usea for thc storage o. freight, was
ten car loads Of potatoes. Loss $tU,O00,
, 1865-11-06

CAIHo, Nov. 5--One thousand md thirtr bale.
Of cotton passed here lor ST. Louis; four hundred
md twenty io1 Evansville, and five hundred and
seventy for Cincinnati
ay land slide, forty miles above Memphis. On
"wednesday last. Loss t'senty-one thousand dol.
Lars
Memphis cotton market rery lul1at 47Qz5ac.
, 1865-11-06

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5-Ihe great Fair for the
benefit or the soldiers and sailots ciosed list njrht
Addresses were delivered By Gen. Meade, Mcesrs'
Dougherty md Char1es Gibbons. The receipts Of
the Fair exceed ts0,0 900, OF which $1,000 Merc
taken for admission. "-o
, 1865-11-06

5;rent AlarnlH in Regard to tho Fcui.
anr-Menabers of Government Fra
tcrnlz1n@ with Them.
New YosK. Nov. 5.-The Herald has dispatch
dated Toronto, G. W, Nov. I. E1-Grnnd Ma.,c,
Of OranGemcu, tiowan, published manitests dccl,r.
Ing thas the fsalans AZ coming, md calling
''dtehmda, declares 1t has positive Information nj
: contemplated invasion OF the provinces. Six
hundred armed men arc now In Toronto. Members
81 tho Government arc frateruizine with The
Fcnsans, and tho Premier wtnks at the contcm.
plated attempt 10 tear the provinces from nritisb
connection. The Fenians drill IN Torpu.o at
, 1865-11-06

FIHa

FARTHER poIxr, Nov. 5-9p. p.m.-Then-ans m
signs Of the steamship Peruvian tom Liverpool
Oct. s6th rio Londonderry, Oct. 9Th. II has been
mining all day-
, 1865-11-06
Gold e<ftiaeale&-iFsactIonal Currency
-WlrE ECa3e-sGekneas Anon. Troop.
Indignant C!erkat Dismis.alo Of Lady
Cferkk-Ooopef& &r%;

-N~NH@t1 @Es
NEW YonK, Nor! 1.-THE Her1lrs Washington
will probably begin N this city Tomorrow,
>, No more fractional currency will BE- furnished tho
Sotthefn market At present. About one million
oosiars worth OF I've cent notes will be sent South
to eupplF prest!ng want.
The finding In the Wtrz case Is still under advise.
ment by the President The accused il quitc cheer
fnl. though ant1c1patine the death penalty,
There IL much sickness among The tsoops In Vi..
g1nia. and along the Mississippi River. IToons
complain OF poor rationa. f'
general order from the War Dcpa,tmept mus
feEs out abont 100 general officers and volunteers
The rebel Col. Tansil1, formerly Of the United
states Marines. b ont with IN exposition OF the
cans e. Of the faflnFe Of the rebellion.
The department clerks arc indignant at the extra
hour REFORM They loaf at theit desks, dong no
uost yro1k In tcycn than they did In efx hours.
An Inoisn delegation Is stopping at the National
An order is Issued by Secreiary Harlan notify-
their services will he discontinued after tie 30th
Inst a. the building Is required for other purpo.cs
Ihe postttou Of the lady clerks Wftiny for the de-
E1rtmcnt outside Is unchanged.
The HtTuid's Richmond Correspondent OF the 81
inst. says the rebel A. Gen. Cconer's applfcat1on
ioF Rart'oa reached Gen. Terry and was forwarded
TO Washington. lie is residing in MecillnburC
county. Va.
, 1865-11-06

New YonK, Nov. 1.-The Wnshfncton R-p,,,
Hedn eays oyer thirty Witnesses have been subnr.
md BY The Government in The casa OF C pt. Perjt.
Most Of them hayc arrived at Washington.
, 1865-11-06

character Of Allen and his confederates The latter
OF whom we're bounty brokers. Allen made conn
ter afdday1t, and The Court took papers for decI-
, 1865-11-06

NEw IoRg. Nov. 4.-The To4i ciyes the nnm.
5c- Of voters registered In New Sork m To 1a.t
evening at a6ss. The figures are not entirely cor
, 1865-11-06

SECOND DESPATCH,
The Foynasters-LonSstF Asks for
Pnrdon-Copper In VIrcfnla-A High
Officer In q had FIX.

Pnrdon-Copper In Ffrgfula-A High
Omccr In a bad FIX,
lspecsal Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuue.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.
Officers Of The Ply Department On duty here are
becomtn. nerroua over The report that an order
viii be iesued In tew daye mastering out another
bstch Of additional paymastc1s.
The e1-Fe5el General Longstseet, who has applied
for pardon, urges AZ reason for its being granted
that his case Is no worse, and In nany instances not
half 20 bad, as that Of many others who have BEEN
pardoned by the President. lie claims TO have
always treated Cnfun pnFoncra humanely.
Extensive discoveries OF copper arc reported near
Winchester, Ia.
- high officer, who has been entrusted with the
disbursement Of large Sums during the war finds
viii probably be forced To resign.
, 1865-11-06

4 STROLOGY.-Aladam,L Latour,
- the Russian Wizard This Ereat scsca1er Of ,he
Bile, can now b. consulted b all who wish t. know
What i9Ttpno has in store Tor II Applicants need
Enclose fee md postage EtampR. Ladies', Is coats
Gentlemen, u Lock Boz G1S3, Chicago, II,
, 1865-11-06
4 Curious Case,

EmtgFnnts for Liberia.
NEW YonK, Nov. 4.-The Richmond Republic Of
yesterday eays: $50 coored emlsrants fo7 Liberia
snfIel los1 TncsdaYr
, 1865-11-06

Thanksgiving In Ohio.
C1ycEsSAT1. Nov. 4.-Goyernor Anderson, OF
Ohio has appointed Thursday, November 50th, ~ a
day Of Thanksgiving.
, 1865-11-06
GEORGIA CONVENTION.
TIE NATURALIZATION Asked for Com,
Tntnn11-1febelS Soldler.s XVI,1oxvs ana
Crp1ana-State Milf1Ia-Gcnernl An,-
nc@ty Called for.

nc*ty Called for.
MIL1EDoEv11lH, Ca, Nov. 3-1n ~. r,o,r.,,+,,,
ye.sesday m of3iuence 10 sell the S,ata saiiTn9d
49a pay ~, hs eht viii the Pocees va abed
remainder Of the day. In the nnrni,e .a.a H. .s "
the conventicn toaay the Consltptioa seain % eame m
~ Tas a1ia'nasassly ni'na sdoptea asking q
property 10 Commander Tatnali 4 post oice apenf f
+ here from Washington al.ansjne for thc resan,n-
t1on Of the Georgta mails 'o' Wv >"'>A'Ap'
N1lLEDGEyILLE, Ga, Nor. 3-r, rorr.nt;o, to
day an osdin.nee wns adopted dec1arinr Il he
oaiS OF The legislature to provide for the wldows
aad orphans Of Georgia soldtess, and fQr disabled