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nave correspondents with these corps who
Will fully narrate their deeds OF heroism
ana the noble manner in which they drove
back their assailants. f .---.
TIE ATTACK
was OF shorter duration but Of no less
herceness than that upon the left or right.
But the enemy was too much demoralized
Gnu too badly punished to enter into the
engagement with much earnestness, and
were easily driven back
They marched up the hill and specify
marched down again, sadly worsted by
the encounter, leaving the field strown all
over with their dead and dying. Yet
again they rallied, and ranging their three
corps along our line, prepared for a final
assault, as if determined to discover weak
point somewhere; and soon the attack
came. At every point they assailed US and
at every Joint met earnest men and frown-
ing batteries, dealing death and destruction
without stint. Their morale was broken
and their assault was but weak. Crowded
forward by desperate commanders, they
came to the work in solid columns, but
meeting the inevitable storm Of bullets
and canister that had SO frequently thinned
their ranks during the day, they were not
10 be held under it,
DISORDER OF TEE COLUMNS.
In wild disorder they fell back, first in
one position and then in another, until
they were everywhere repuised, and at
FIVE P. NJ, the last OF them had Withdrawn
1t had been a terrible day. The ground
all around was red with blood and covered
with mancicd bodies We had gained a
most decisive victory by acting wholly on
the defensive. The day was ours beyond
ell question.
THOUSANDS OF PRISONERS
captured during the engagement attended
the decentralization of the enemy army.
The fields trampied 10y the contending
forces were spread with the evidences o:
the greater punishment the enemy had
received where our burying parties found
p national soldier 10 inter, tEo rebels were
seen lying by his side.
TIE WOUNDED or THE FIELD.
Our ambulances brough. in the wound
ed of both armies alike and though
az first in skirtiDg along the field, they
picked up only Union men, ~ they adj
vanced they found large preponderance
of rebels deserted by their comrades in
the precipitancy of the fight Very hast,
ily have sketched an account OF the
fercest. most desperate and sanguinary
battle Of the war. Its results must send a
thrill Of JOY through every loyal heart.
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>vT,VYHLoCKWOOD, 4

,Jtlsfics of the Petc6
oms. east side Of CoIsrnbTs St, adjoining MS resi-
&c. nearly opposite the Post Once .. ..
YIN thank Ms friends for all business ptFta'nths
hi, OFF, and promises attend 10 all such WI u
pr 'mptness- r.. ,o,,d
ii'lh, '"J'''--7 " ~ ap2i
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DIR. C..t,. g. LEWIS.

Sturgeon and -H-chG"icGt De"ftSt-
Full o. Partial. Permanent and temporary &C. ST.,
r,h -. "a ~ uusr APPROVED STYLE and warrant
ed to suit. ,.:zr,..criv
All other Dental Operations performed satis az 49,
Ether administered for EXTRACTING lteth "i'' f
and without danger 10 the patient v,
OFFICE Over Ortnu's EuoE Sore, oppo ste VI Va, ~
sion House. Main ST, Ottawa, ILL., Jth-'V--''''
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ARRIVAL OF REINroRCEMESTs.

At this critical juncture, when our ri ght
was severely pressed and the fate of the
day seemed wavering 4 considerable de>
tachment of fresh troops arrived and were
Immediately put into line on the right
Where these reinforcements came from or
what they We're l have not been able to
learn. They were recruits, wearing un-
tarnished uniforms and bearing arms that
were unsullied by use. But they wheeled
into line like veterans, and corps engaged
in this heroic and deadly struggle until
the tale personal herolsm displayed, and
noble naItyrdom suffered.
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J. ". HARD. .
C.och-r of V0cat md Iistyaa~,tdl Music, and the
G.r,aan LnHgaage
Office in Post 0K:e Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office = -
nFVJiARD'S OF ADEILLE BAND is ready to furnish
.,n.rior Music for Balls Parties Concerts &c rea
.op.hI. t-rr,s good caller is connected with the
Apply at Denhard's Office, opposite the Free Trader
nce or at his residence opposite the Madison street
.hnnI H.. 49,. ~ Mat Market uec22
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wv d POWELL

Dealers in Grain and rH kind- Of ProdMcs.
Office and Warehouse, on the side-eu:, near the Ga
i.r.2
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oftts Ffcty or N>Ijr;ae gf P'ris-fo er'y Gin
;cay r.rcfoftiEl H,soirsis4f PtriS-Sfrgcon HHj0r
IN. I,.., , yg,f, IN The CiI,~sr--Rs sddi Cf Ion"r
cfN. " TIE Emperoe olti7 Fre"ed, Jortaer t"''sT"
EDiie,a;e gf lS54 etc-, etc
All these tigrJ.rI -Tl-s. and many othr : ui l'
value In exhibition IN the ufil--
Treatment and consultation or medicine an surgery
All kind. Of operations st1.Il'E I"T."r inea'
Onr- in Rus~eU'< Block, La Sale street =, -
oxrIcE lIorPS-FrcIn 20 4 TO = . - tA"'-'-i"
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l.. HTEESSL,
e. e. GE2E@a rs,

T., ggi.t. GookseIer, rid sta;tioner-0td'cn, H.
scco,a store in Natnger's block, south side OF the
HON.
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING,
In all that is desrable-Jct Orname uts. GimPs. Hon
ton I.aces Trimming Ribbons and Embroidery Braid.
spent much time while in Few York, in regard to
DRESS GOODS. also
Dress and Cloak Making,
And am prepared to do DRESS MAKING in the verT
ni the reasonable terms tiat ar
siti. fActicn. Also have tall set 81 DkEss
AND CLOAK PATTERNS, and great variety oi
CH,IpyFT'S PATTERNS STAMPING done for
Eraiing. in all the Spring Patterns, "hieh are
handsome -
wouid also call attention to the ELEGANT SIoct.
OF DRESS GOODS. below = T,, eNc-I!ing everything
ever brought Ottawa al or which bought since
the late reduction prizes. tog-ther with most beau
tifuI selection Of SPRING SIIAWLS, CLOAks AND
MASTTLLiS.
\ complete stock sf FRENCH COHsETs
s5S- CDIoriug, Birachiag aud Pressing done.
:. A. TARBLE,
Corner Main and La Sale Streets, Ottawa, H.
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Straw, Hair & Cactus Bonnets

In all the new Colors also,
WHITE, BLACK AND GRAY
MINED HAIR BoNNETS,
which are very desirable,
and will lie much worn, A
very choice selection in fine
SPLIT STRAWS. CANTON,
ROUGH AND READY and
PEDAL RRAIDS.
The FLOWER were never
more beautiful. Ladies' will
do well 20 select from them
while fresh. Ribbons, in al
the n.w shades Of delicate
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TERRIFIC NATURE OF THE COMBAT.

TERRIFIC NATURE OF THE COMBAT.
! only relate the general result, we drove
the enemy back with terrible slaughter
The woods on the steep slopes of that lofty
mountain are crowded with mangled
corpses to tell of the fierceness of the con.
test, and in their piles of fallen men like
national and rebel troops intermixed
fought like heroes Their coming was
fortunate, and their aid determined the
event of the battle. No sooner did they
commence their work than the enemy
began to fall back, and from that moment
we steadily crowded them until falling
back became Il retreat, and retreat q rout
THE ENEMY COMPLETELY CHECKED.
The effort to turn cur right thus failed
as signallv as had failed the effort on the
left. and again we were gloriously yictori-
Gus Let your correspondents with the
particulars show how the contest swayed
and how closely it was urged. But thick
est and deepest are the piles OF the rebels
1t was O struggle for life and death with
them, and they fought as men only will
i faht when existence is the stake for which
they contend But they did not yield the
victory with this repulse on the right
They had tried both our TANKS, and had
failed in each attempt.
THE ATTACK ON OUR CENTRE.
The centre was yet untrled: Selling q
few moments for rest, they again mustered
their forces and prepared to assail us in
the centre Here, though we had moi
fresh troops, we had those who had q
| days rest.
-s THE SECOND CoRPs
had assisted:to some extent in the engage
ment on the left on the previous day, bu
the first had been idle since the battle O
| Wednesday; and though greatly reduced
| in number, were fully rested and anxious
once more to show their prowess. Wher
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The Capture of Vicksburg.
TIL correspondence Between Gems. Grant
and Pemberton.

HEAbqUARTERs VIcKsRURG, July 3.
1aj. Gen. L. S. Grant, Commanding u. s.
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ThE sEIGE OF KNOXVILLE.

BRISTOL Dec. s.-The seige of Knoxville was raised
on Friday night forces falling back slowly to Morris
town, where stand will probably be mlde The work
of putting the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad in
running order to that point will be pushed forward by
Col Owen, of the Virginia and Tennessee road, who lie
entrusted with it. Our entire loss arourd Rockville will
not exceed 600, principally OF Hoods Division. Among
them are Col Ruff of 18Th Ga, killed; Col Fssr, 18Th
Miss, serOusly wounded and Capt. Dunn, of LOlg.
streets Staff wounded in the leg. The assault on the
20h failed it said in eOnst quepce of forged orders
recalling Andersons Brigade.
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OONqRESSIONAL.

Tie Presidents Message was received and read in
both HOus of Congress yesterday. The only business
tpnsacted in the Senate after the message was dis.
posed Of the refersrce to appropriate committees
of two bills introduced by kr. Wgall-One to provide
for the assembling of Congress- at its next regular
son the fourth Monday of February next the other
to provide rations for officers of the army.
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Boyce, Of South
Carolina, moved that muoh of the Presidents Mes.
cage relates to the currency, the report Of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and accompanying documents
be referred toa Joint committee of both Houses, the
committee the part of the House to consist of nine
members. But quorum being present, call Of the
House was made. and il then Adjourned.
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We ere indebted 10 tie Exchange Bureau for United
Safes papers the 7h aud have space to day only for
the b-efest mention of the news.
Meade was induced TO fall back over the Rapidan on
account of the condition of tire reads and want of sup
plies and strong position of General Lee His army
will winter on the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad and
reopen the campaign 10 spring. The Herald acknoW[
edges loss Of 1000 killed, wounded and missing.
Iii beievedthA Morgan went to the Ohio and crossed
intO Virginia.
Grants movements a. present, are not allowed to be
reported
LODgstreet is retrea;ing into Virginia, and Foster in
pursuit He was joined at Cumberland Gap by the
force sent there to guard it. Sherman reached Rossye
GA the Sd.
desi aeh from Banks, at Brownsville, says his most
sarguiUe expectations have boen realized.
Lincoln is still sick. Tbs principal feature Of his mes
sage refers to the reunion question: in which he takes
very conservative ground. 1t is unusually short.
Gold on the 9th was at 1852.
The reported super5eduro of Earl Russell is denied.
The argument in the A e1andra case is concluded
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C. S. OF AMERICA, I
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADyT 4 INsP'R GEMS oFFIoE,
Richmond, Va. Nov. %, 1858
GrrrRlL ORnEIs. I
8. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gen'l.


that attachments, unaecompRned by o1artermn
te may supplied with the Of obtaining forage Quar-
Il me rgoents which they belong
are hereby authorized furnish 10 the oeer In command
be designated, Edien funds for that
purpose upon duplicate receipts beng given therefor Upon the
return Detachment the ocer receiving such funds iha
etarn account Of the expenditures for
rage which Will exhibit the amount expended the number OF
animals and the time during which they shall have been sutIs
ed rendition OF accounts and the repay ment OF
any unexpeuded balance In his ndS the officer will be entitled
70 The return original receipts and the Quarermester will
account for the Obtained the had ben pus
chased and IL ued by him.
IL When small desehmen sent 90, unEecomsanied by
Quarter authorised TO commute
their forage In advance, for the tune designated In the
order dtschsd service fling certified Of such
order support the voucher the return Of deheh
10 their commands when funds hahave been supplied
upde the foregoing poas expenditure incurred for forage
~ the officer OF such deachments within the regua
up supported BY AdSVS and approved
by the Commanding oficer.
Tsqnsdl g. COOPER,
de- 1-lE Adjt Insp'r Gen.
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FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Dec. $40 firing last night.
A brisk fire between Fort Moulnie and battery Gregg
was opened this morning. Nothing else new.
sKcosD DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON. Dec. s.-The Yankees have ceased firing
on Sumter They altering their batteries and also
appear to be entrenching Gregg eastward. During the
late storm the pitching of Of the Monitors revealed
some timber work built aroudd her sides supposed 10
b, RATS, protect her from orpedces. Our batteries
keep up SLOW but constant FIRE on the enemys working
parties. -f4r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-09

TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
Ing about 4IO acres ~ miles from Powhatan Court Hou-e,
and about from Jefferson public landing James river
There on The place excellent dwelling with ROOMS,
and an once In the yard the houses including hrehing
AID several oSScco barBS all In good order There also
ane peach and apple orchard on the place.
ItsWn one mile q Episcopal and Baptist Church. and
our Of Presbyterian and Methodist and in an exceedingly deSi
able nshboThood. Mr. H. Graves at the court House. VIII
take pleasure IN showing any one the premises.
FOR rurther particulars, address 7. DANUBE
oclS-dtf Midlothian j. o., Chesterfield va
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,ECEIYRR,S SALE.

IN pursuance of decree of the District Court
Confederate States for the Eastern District OF
the All Of November 1885, the case Of the
States vs. John H. Nicholas Receiver, WI proeeea 70 e
the highest bidder for cash, the yn
the 1th Of December, 1863 W fair noh on we ns5 Ias
Gold Mne situated in the county Of AoemaIe aoonts miles
north Of HoWardv and about IL miles west OF
As tract consist, Of about 500 Che precise number Of
acres will be stated day OF being the tract convey
ed 10 p III Cowrn and others by J. NJ Norvell
Al the samete and place will he sold the farming utensils
ana some furniture remaining on the place, with sun
drT srtIcles Of machinery used In gold mining
80 ALSO .r
Ahout 20 barrel Of Corn and Suai lot OF Oats.
HENRY l. BROOKE,
noQ6-tds Receiver DStric,Ko g.
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LARGE SALE or PERSONALLY.

T WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at the resi-
Mrs Washington, In Caroline county,
WEDNESDAY the 10th Of December, fair, NOT the
fair day thereafter all the estate Of the dece.an
embracing Horses Mules WORK oxen flock OF superior Sheep,
raj uand bushes OF Corn Fodder Straw Wagons Carts
Poughs Harness. &C., &c. Also, Family Carriage and Match
Horses Household and Kitchen Furniture and other Va
liable articles incident TO large farm.
Sale 10 commence at II A. n
. : issls . JOHN WASHINGTON,
no1l-dlawltkdldH Exr Of Mas. ANN WASHINGTON.
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MoyEMENrsoF TaE ENEMY IN EAsrTENNEssEE


MOVEMENrSoF TIE ENEMY IN EAST TENNESSEE,
DALTON, Dec 7.h-Tsn Yankee prisoners clptured
near Charleston and Cleveland, reached here to day
SIX of them comprised picket of the enemy's rear
guard. Our forces passed through Cleveland twelve
hours after the enemys supply trains, which was twelve
miles in rear of their army.
Two of the enemy corps bad passed through Csve-
land and Georgetown, en- route for Knoxville. Their
advance had reached Loudon
The reports from Knoxville are conflicting
The enemy are laying waste the country on their line
OF march.
DALTON, Dec. s-The enemy's cavalry appeared yes
terdAy at RnggOd, bu; being attacked by our forces
under Colonel Grigsby, were routed and driven mile
beyond the town, No casualties on cur side.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-09

That valuable property known as
YNCHS WAREHOUSE" viii be offered for sale. TO the
ghsst bidder Public Auction, 10 Lynchburg, TUESDAY,
he 18th day Of DECEMBER Instant situated Bridge street,
n1Toughare Of the city, and but short distance
nom canal railroad depots bridge leading 10 Auhef
Justly regarded of the most valuable pieces Of prop
ery the city, and affords opportunity 10 capitalists for Ia
yesnlent rarely offered.
cash, or It's equivalent
JNo. A. LIGGAT,
de6-.da. Trustee.
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RICHMOND WING.

TERss-Daiy, snonlAs siSi months IS. For less pc
dOd, IS per month.
semwss months slO No subscriptions received for
shan SIX months
Weekly SIX mOnthI t0 No Subscription, received for less
han nix months.
No subscription for longer period than six months win be
eeyed for any Issue Of the Wing.
ReniitSneeI st the risk Of the subscriber.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sd STREET
Il FOR SALE AT AUoTIoN-win bs ssoid, on THUReDAY,
the 10th day OF December, the premises At o'clock NJ
the frame tenemens the east side OF I'd street.
between Clsy and Leigh streets
Each has five and kitchen, with two rooms
water aud gas. The entire premises In good order.
TKRN0ne thru cash. the balance 10 six and twelve months
or the whole In cash, preferred.
deT-td Auctioneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-09

Br GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At the Southeast Corner Of Main and First Streets.
A S Special Commissioner under decree of
IA ungs Court Of the city OF Richmond, pronounced
the 5h Of December 1885, IN The OF Blanton and wife
Wicker, &C tha proceed 70 SELL auction the
enses, TUESDAY, the 18th Dec 1863 st O'Clock, NJ
fr not st fair day thereafter, that vauable and de
sra5y Brick Tenement snd the Lot which 10 siand
now occupied by the family Of the late Philip NJ Tsbb
The Lot has 'front.' Of 63H feet the south side Of Main st.
depth OF about t0 feet the east side Of First street 10
arey
TRRM-0nehd cash. balance at six and twelve month"; for
sgoable notes. interest added and title retained til all the
Oh money paid and conveyance ordered BY the Court
all Ih, at the option Of Lhe purchaser. s
dao- norn
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AUCTION NOTICE

THIS DAY.
WE will sell at auction, at Sour Office, on
WEDNESDAY, Decembe oh, 1t ~ o'ciock--
$4,000 ocnfedersies per crnt. Bends
%mo DO do a.
1900 Virginia Registered Bonds, past cue
1000 North Carolina per Bonds
5000 o. and A. 2 RS do do
$500 Virginia Registered Bonds, long dates
10000 Confederate per cent Convertible Bonds
rs shares Traders Bank Stock
~ do Bank City Of Petersburg
10 DO Stock Old Dominion Trading COMPANY
do Richmond Importing and Exporting Stock
81 900 Gold Coin
1000 silver do.
LANCASTER q co.,
dse-d Aucionesrs-
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AUGUSTA AUCTION SALE,

DAY, WALKER o., AuCrOsEERs
OCTAVUS COHEN, of Savannah, will sell
~ in the city OF Augusta Ca THURSDAY, the 1Th day
Of DECEMBER, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, hut cargoes Of
DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, de-,
imported "DOn" "Hansa selected BY MeS
A. COLLIE Co., Of Manchester and London
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, &c.
so cases IS and ssnch White shrpgs
! {: (: :, $ e ''; + = :.
"a do 40 White Pillow case cotton
90 50 Extra ans SsnSIo
do Extra Super Muslin.
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS.
8sC,ses SIN ipcbPancy Prints
3 DO Fancy P,sit Prints
do BLACK GinghAmS
10 do Nader Prints
do Superior Dark Prints.
LINEN GOODS
10 cases Spanish Linen
d. Check Linen
do D4mask
do Painters Linen
do shring Linen
l do DGawtfs Linen
do Slate Coored Linen
do Bros BYE Diaper.
HANDKERCHIEFS AND TOWELS.
1000 doI Cambria Hicks
bale Red Hdks
% DO Madder Hdkfs
do Chocolate and Orange Hdkh
$50 doE Hueksbsck Towels
WOODEN GOODS.
cases Sup Blk Cloth
DO y ench shahe
Go Blk BombsIine
! do houslane DE Lane
l bale Mixed Meltons
l case Booted hohair
bales Fancy Coating
cases FJalardel
do Bsrege
do Checked and Spotted unOes
HATS AND CAPS.
cases Felt Hats
do Cloth Gaps.
SHIRTS, SKIRTS, &c.
cases Cotton Shirts
DO Linen do
1S do Expansion Skirts
do Blk Glace Ties
do mems Beaehed Half Hose
g do MosqEiO S.itinS
Besides She above DRY GOODS invoices Of
which yet been received England will be included
In the Sale; and Of just arrived combating Of
81 package. Dry Goocs
bales saddlery, &c.
PAPER, STATIONERY AND BOOK BINDERS MA
TERIALS
IS cases Folio Post Paper
do Gold Envelope Paper
q reams "a < IS Double Medium oalsndersd Paper
rs reams Buff Envelope Paper
is do Marble Paper
packs Gold Leaf
u pieces Binders Cloth
S6 skins Russia leather
10 dozen Bark Skivers
do Blue and ked skven
is do Share and Law Sheep Skins
1900 grOia GlleG' Steel PenS' Nos sOs 4oa 2'i no.
100 do Fine Pen Holders
$50 do Fabers Pencils, Nos 4, and
% feet Brass Wire Cloth, SO inches viss, for Paper
Makers
One Envelope MAchlns, &C., &c, 80;
will be ready for inspection Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18Th and 10th December.
EH-Terms cash. del-u6hDec
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BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., Auctr1,
Corner OF 9th and Main sreets.
WE will offer at Auction, on FRIDAY, 18th
Instant at Warehouse, commanding at 10 O'CLOCK
1900 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
10000 Florida Cigars
30 sets a each) Wagon Harness
Groceries,
Dry Goods end Notions,
Boots and Shoes
RoBIN5oN, ADAMS co,
des-td Auctloneeia
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NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE STATES
TAX-PAY VERSE
ADJ'T am IRBPTR GENERAL'e oITIol,
RInHNnan. Dec. 1. 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
No 1911.
The provisions paragraph General Orders, No g.
rent SERIES hereby extended incu1e officers Of the
O0mmssry Department. aud such agents OF that Department
as ave been appointed by the Secretary Of War.
II When soldier, ordered betere Board OF Examiners ioI
Conscrps or "Hcspai Examining Hoard In pursuance Of
parag ILL., Gene Orders No l4 current series unable
appear Of physical disability he Will orwsrd TO the
Enrng Omcer certificate this effect signed BY his attend
ing yssaa, which certificate will also embrace full and
ca,ste Of the The Enrolling oeer VIII submit
he cerhc either Board who in conference with him. viii
rpon such recommendation be Narrated by the
facts and the Character Of the parties This recon-
with aemsnt will be forwarded as directed in
the paragraph above quoted.
By order. ao.
(signedO COOPER,
dec9.-iW AdJt and InSPr Genr.
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SUBSCRIBERS whose pspeI marked with Gross VIII UNDER
and that their term Of subscription Il about to eTplre and viii
ssmlI promptly II they wish their papers continued
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.
PURSUANT to an Ordinance, passed, the lth
i June 1885, will attend the Collectors oalcethe City
Han from ,he 18Th 10 the December incu1e
ceIye the remaining Of Taxes from such persons arp-
titled 70 discount cent BY having previously pln
sr.t half In lane last with the said 0dinsn
JULIUS A. HoBs0N, U. QHa
Il win be from the above that the Collector re-
the oe from the 18Th the month.
70 receive Taxes remaEing due from Before The Janu
sry term Hastings Court he required by orn1pee 70
advertise Der quen Real Estate TO be sold for the
Of Taxes tS@WE
Pc who done so, Will the necessity of
paying their Taxes, impossible for Collector 70 call
On them before he ADVERTISE
All Taxes be paid within the tpecihed LONGER
diligence cannot be given.
dsa limo J. A. HoBsoE, o. O. R.
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