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THE RArrAHANNocK NAVAL ExrEp1-
TIoS.-Lieut. Wood, commanding the ex-
petition recently operating at the mouth
OF the R'ppal'annock, and on the bay,
returned to sichmond on Saturday, with
his command. His prizes, consisting Of
two steamers and threo schooners, were
burned, after being dismantled, and tho
machinery and guns taken out. But one
gun, and that smooth bore, was lost, il.
having fallen overheard. The guns en-
brace Parrots, Napoleon, aud are quito
1valuable. The machinery of the steamers
was all secured, and, will, the guns, h sata!
at bowling Green.-Richmond Examiner.
7M.
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'""'''e':'t'''' ""'"H: Under present c'rcum-
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''a;' '''N"f s' ."'A not r"j"y tic same
- ''''i''~ III h""if'l potts us the federal
AMY. ""' '''"t ''c should have the rare
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HILL & :iWAYZES,
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PUBLISHING HOUSE.
GRIFFIN, G:.DRGIl.

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new o""k That niny he made Inxl!. table. u,,l
publish them ourselves ""'
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NAlL KOAD STEAM BOAT GUIDE.
Price 81 90
THE buGLE-IlOHN OF LIBERTY
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complete humorous writings Of
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which will make most desirable hook for ,,,oss
who love genuine wit, and something pooJ IT,
laugh at. Address all oraerr to III. puk'ishers
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state Of South Carolina.
-;;jh'"jH' district. Iy'.iiM.
E!l.i lOK rNi;TiI uN.
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Lila Alexander and thar."s \. A.. -: Il a.
Pci-uuut /" order "i C'"v, ,rl ~ o..
sale ',ny Ia October i:"~;. ~ az I'uir "ui rr;.
nj Ahh"v!i, t. II 8 ti." i...ni i.-:a,r "f Edward!
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living "n Lutte ,..>vr
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table ~ c!ln- h"'>"S. n"r" IT"ii'r*. Over
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TIE STATE. or SOUTH CAROLINA !
.ibbcrilc Di<Nict.- Clotion.
Ey WILLIAM HILL, E>J., Grdinany Of Able
vile District

Ey WILLIAM HILL, E>I., Ordinary of Able
vile District.
WHEREAS William Hodges, has applied! to
me Tor letters of Administrator of nj and
singular III" goods a.l c!,ai,r!s rights md
credits at William c. e. lIo.lgrs late Of he
District aforesaid deceased.
The" are therefore, t" cite and a.ino.i<s. all
and Singular. the kindred and creditor. Of the
3"'' "e'ta:'h T." hc ami n!i>ar Ere IA, at
cur next Ordinary : Court for t.: said Dis
iric', T." he holden at Aihrvil." t",;r, House.
On Tie l9'i Of September inst. I" .l.ow ca,I>c il
any, why the SAID administrator .lInuiI ro! I,.
granted tiit"n under ny land aud seal his
1fh day %: ::";,'t. one il.",lsand riuit hundred
AMI siX'y'!hrcc aud in tie SSH Year Of the
OF South Enru!:na
WILLIAM HILL, o. A.p.
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NOTICE TO 'CREDIT0RS,

Creditors Of the Estate of G. T.. Farrur,on
Decd, are hereby notified that in three months
from this date. II final srttcme', of snid Estate
Will he made IN the Or',inarys Oiiirr--all de
mands not then presented for settlement will
be barred.
WM. II. PARKER,
cEAD. apd Admir-.
July 7, 1868, 10. If
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FEoM TEHNEssEE-NTcl learn ',llat the
East Tennessee anL Nirg nia rail&..l. for
the whole Of its length between u istol
and Cra!,anooe. has becl abaudon TO
Tie enemy. and Tax n possession ~
them. Some of lie smaller bridges hal
been burned, but the lnros" -r were rot
disturbed, showing an intention TO use thu
rod. Several fire engine; u" =: few cars
f'll into tie hanl: Of the enemy. TIE Gu.
cry had certainly occupied Knoxville in
sor;a force.
A dispatch to the Secretary of War,
from Gen. Jones, datel yesterday, says
hat on Sunday Yankee force OF cavalsf
came down 10 the Waiting, bridge, "n tie
railroad. eighteen mile, from > sol, anI
.''ade an a'ta'k upon or. troops station d
- ere rs gaarl. bn wrrc spc. iIv driven
1T with s'm" l'>s Tie WarauSa bridge
IL one of the mu-, rn"ortant on the road,
nj ITS r"s"r a'inn l. most important a!
his t'tne.-Rich ErGminej, SM.
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NOTICE,

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j. 7. Owen. 10y note or account, are cnrocs,Iy
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CO. A., 1ST S. C. CAVALRY.
In the Matter Of the Zeal Estate
of Mary IcCartney Decd.

Sol Ill CAROLINA ABBETii.i,EDISTrirT
HOS. Ln'i:"r and wife. Eliza an! J;:ue Mcc,rt.
ncv, applicants
Vs.
James Mccartney Ct a..
1t appear. - my satisfaction that J:,ncs
MrC":n"y. William McCnlis"y, J.i.n ScII,u.
nld and Ca'harine his wifi. Emma McCartucy
Amor .;I, eh'i'' - John McC'rin"y, decd. the
cE:!!ren Of Mary Alrxand"r, ,l-cras d.i.n.
dants reside without this S:n,e. II j. ,h,.rsc,r.
ordered that they do appear nnl object To ,hc
division or sale of The real Estate of Mary Ar.
Cartncy deed, on or before the twenty seventh
day "f November next. or their consent TO the
same viii! he entered Of Record.
WILLIAM HILL
Ordinary Abbcylilc district.
August 81 '63, IS.-tf
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PIT: :I>liI:D i,AI1 -" >f;Mi-WGhHI.l ,S!j
WEEKLY.
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fALErGn, Sept. l0.-Somo Of the SOL
d'e:s OF Bennings Brigade, apparently lead
10y officers, m"hbcI tic ,Sinn 'aW news
paper "flire last night, destroying the
furniture and throwing the typo into the.
street. They destroyed lot Of 6 arc
pratt g, Sc. Governor FaLce reached
sHe spot al.cr tie work Of destruction wa.
nearly over. IIa addressed the crowd
begging them 10 desist, ard rehuked the
act telling them that n, such example had
been set in 7, n"oln's dominions. The
soIi@rs che,.red Governor Vance and dis
per>cd At one o'clock they left the city.
The bnilding and power press Of Il c fiice
was not damaged. Mr.. Holden will re-
sumo the publication Of the STANDARD in
a few DAYS. This morning about seven
o'clock some one rang the town bell and
crowd OF citizens gathered and rushed
upon the State Journal office, turning
the contents into the street and breaking
up the furniture, de-. The Mayor was
sent for. but arrived too late 20 stop the
mob. Governor Vance was sent for and
made splendid speech, when the crowd
dispersed. All now quiet, and M further
deeds of violence need be feared from the
citizens if the soldiers are restrained; fur
ther demonstrations by them will cause an
other outbreak and tliero is no telling
where it will cad.
ATLANTA; September 4.-Advices from
The front state tha. Gen. Bushrod johnson
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ATLANTA. Sept. 1l.--koscncrans is
mo"ing from place TO place. but making
no dccl,,ad forward movement. Skirmi,l-
crs are thrown on: by the emmy at various
places f'vsn singgoll to Alpine. From
$4,000 to 20, 900 Of the enemy are forty
susaiisan (ror, Rome: their prisoners say
Il. J arc waiting for the wagon trains. \,
genera! engagement is no. expected soon
unless Bragg attacks.
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CAPT. :i... -
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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
sERvICRs AT THE CAPITOL.
DisSOursC on the Proclamation, by ths
Rev. MT. ChRnniHE, Pastor UHitaTtan
Church.

Services were held In both Houses OF Congress
yesterday, and each largely attended.
The Rev, JAmes Mitchell, Of Indiana, oniclsted
In the House hail. in the absence Of the Chaplain,
Rev. DR.. stockton, and the Rev. W. H. ChAnnIng
In the Senate.
The text OF the latter
The teNt consisted OF the Gnt verse Of the sixth
chapter Of IsAiAh the eighteenth verse OF the six
tesnth chapter Of Matthew, the twenty-elBhth
verse Of the third chapter Of CGlGtIaDs and the
twentieth vsrse ofths eighth chapter Of Romans.
The word had been spoken. The deer had been
done. The speaking OF that word declaring that
now and henceiorth the slave should be free, was
an act OF executive power. II was a deed that
made itself felt, and should make itself felt
and more, through every hbre Of this Republic,
which was one organized nation. The word had
been spokenl Great words were the Incarnation
Of thoughts, thoughts were but the expression In
human miBds for Gods eternal heritage. The
promise OF the ancient prophet was, that where q
word Of truth was spoken, at should not return
unto him void" There were great words 10 hu-
man history,
Great words were they when the Declaration OF
Independence and the declaration Of freedom were
sent forth to sound throughout the sgeS. Free
hearts everywhere rejolCed In the Opening OF new
eFA-felt that vital element OF humanity had In
those words taken shape, aud were going forth In
Gods name more aud more forever TO conquer
Great words were those when the hrst President
Of this Republic sOsmRly repeated his oath OF OcS
aud swOrs 6dslIty TO the Constitution. The present
head Of this nation felt the full SOlennity Of hiI
oath OF once wheO he sOlsmuy 10 the sight OF God
aud mAn, swsFs to preserve the Integrity Of THU
nation; and the word which be has uttered Of euR
oIpAtIou will stand forever, through the ages, al
grand 10 Its SigniheanCs Of fuldlment and glory Il
this nation beyond any word that has yet beer
spoken upon this continent
Great deeds there have been In human history
where the authors never knew their grandeur unit
the rsault appeared, There lies the sleeping scau
dlnAyiAn giant, Thor. The god OF power woult
seek, with his mighty mallst 10 blast hlm. tn,
shock causes him simply to stir 10 his sleep, ant
drowsily to inquire II at Is the falling Of a lea
| from the bending boughs that he feels" 10 tn
same slight WanneF dQF ny Of the present genera
tipn regard the great DE- which has just been "
acts BY the President. But WhFD ths giant Tho
had the delusIOn swept away, he saw II was tn
OieayinE Asunder OF the mountain range that hAl
50 lOng formed the dividing line Of nations. Mock
ers thare were at the present dAy-NhlAllow, SupsI
| adiAl moekeFs OF God and hnHAnity-whO sRy thA
this word (which IL a decd IL q mere nothing lie
them wait, This mighty giant OF tyranny scent
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
AUCTION SALES.

DY w. L. WALL 4 CO., AEetIOAssrS.
ID SOInharsli oOrASI Pc. apsaRs and NiHh EiraAf-
ELEGANT AND RICH FURS.-We will SOntinue
on sale, At our Auction Rooms, for few dAyS Only
the valuable stock OF rich FufS rsGently 1t Auc.
ton, consisting Of
REAL ROY4L ERAINES
HuDSOE BAY SABLES,
MINK SAbLES,
FRENCH SaBLES,
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL,
ROCK MARTIN, &C.
And a very extensive assortment Of Carriage
Robes, Gentlsmshs' Fur Mufties, and Gloves.
W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
Jan AuetioneeTG.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

ID CHOICE BUILDIR0 LOT IN PRINTING
OFFICE SQUARE AT 4UCTI0E.-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the 6th OF January, at half past four
O'Clock, We shall sell, at auction one OF the most
desirable Lots In Printing once sQuATeJ said Lot
foUting % feet ~ inches on First street west, aud
running hack lSo teet = inches to 9O-ieet alley,
OF aud FTSt streets west, aud situated nearly In
mont OF the residence Of the late senator Douglas
since the purchase Of the PriBting Once BY the
Government, this section OF Washington hAa rapid
ly improved, aud more desirable opportunity for
Improvement or Investment can be fOund ID the
city,
thirty feet alley runs through the square from
east to west In the rear OF the lota fronting First
street
TeFms-s6OO cash, the balance in ak and twelve
mORthS, secured BY deed Of trust 90 the property
JAS. c, MCGUIRE 4 co,
dee gl-tda AuettoneeFs
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

GEE. BUTIEB's sRRBNADE.-Gen. Rutler was
10 have heen rendered q sOTenade on Saturday
evening, but owing TO some misunderstanding,
the band failed TO make Its appearance. The
large crowd, however, which had assembled at
the National 10 hear the distinguished General,
seemed determined not to leave until they saw
him, and kept up q persistent call for him.
About quarter past ten he made his appearance
upon the balcony, when hewas enthusiastically
ehesred. He made no speech, however, stating
that be did not cOnaider this the time for speech
making. He merely Acknowledged and ex-
tended his thanks for the compliments of the
call and then retired,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

EXCITEMENT ~ An EATING SALOON. About
O'Clock yesterday morning, row occurred
In Dubant's restaurant, on the corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, In consequence
Of drunken man uttering REASONABLE sentI.
ments. He said he was glad the Monitor was
sunk, and expressed himself as being willing ia
give t25, coo II JeiI, Davis were In Washington.
No sooner had he said there words than a cap.
tain present pitched into him, aud gave him q
good thrashlng, which, no doubt, he will long
remember. The man who uttered such senti.
ments as those expressed above, should no con,
6ned In the Capitol prison, and we hope mea
sures will be taken 10 put him there
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

1 OBT.--On OF about the 2sd OF December Amohg
i others, note drawn BY ). Frommel, to the
order OF Andrew LutE, for $4,000, pay able eight
said note was over due and not protested when
lost The maker Of the note prefers the production
OF the note before pAyment The hndeT VIII be
WilliAmS EsQ., At blg law ohtSe, corner FOuF-and-
a-Halt Aad 6 Streets w Arlington City, or to
CHARLES MERKLEIN
D street, near Eleventh street
daC gI-qAWAR
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday last, Sergeant
sklppen, of the Third ward police, found a col
orcd woman named Martha Butler, lying on
Tenth street, between NJ and n streets, very
sick. He had her removed TO Il colored wo-
mAn's house near by, to be cared for during the
night. She died the next morning. Coroner
Woodward was summoned, who, aiter hearing
all the facts, he declined holding any Inquest.
He however, called upon Mayor WalaCh to
make arrangements to have her buried.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNOR RENT AND SALE.-Ths Furniture Of
i hTst-ciASs Boarding House, with Fourteen
Rooms, In the very hest OF nelghbOrhooda, In the
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
bORTdeFS. Satisfactory reason given for selllng
For particulars, apply at the Agency once, SI
Ninth street, near RennsylvAntR avenue.
dec 2!-tf n. II. MILLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

Sunday next there will be a great Methodist
missionary demonstration al Wesley chapel. It
is proposed 70 have discourse In the mOrnng,
anniversary eSeTcises In the afternoon, and u
platform Meeting at In the evening, at which
the Hon. 5. 2. Chase will preside. Distln-
guished speakers Will address the meeting.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

ORDINATION CEREMONIES -Messrs. Frost,
Smith, and o'Knlght were yesterday ordained
ruling elders OF Or. sunderlsud's Presbyterian
chuTchJ aud Measrs. Carter aud Ellis as dea-
cons. Dr.. Sunderland, assisted by Rev. Drs.
McLane aud Marks, conducting the ceremonies.
There was q large audience present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

ARHEsTRD EoR LARCHHY.-On Friday amer
noon last, Mary HalIar and Caroline Noer were
taken 70 the Fourth ward stailon-house, By DR..
Logan, Of Finley hospital, on the charge Of
robbing that hospital Of a LOT Of bed cloihing.
he called on officers Kelly and Bnrch, 70 20
with him 70 q house occupied BY Gertrude
Brown, ON Four-and-a-half street, on the Island,
TO see II they could not discover the where
abouts Of the missing property. In searching
Miss Browne room, they found nearly dozen
eounterpanes, which were. identified by DR..
Logan as belonging 70 his hospital. The three
women were arrested and takon before Justice
were committed 10 Jail for further hearing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-05

DY J. G. MCGUIRE 4 co., AuotIODosrs.
MONDAY EVENING, January bth, 1888, CON-
meHclnE at Gk O'Clock, We shall sell, on the nFst
hsor Ofthe Auction Rooms, large number Of Old
Books, aecumulation OF some time, Of . dealer in
this city, now declining the business. WIN be
sold positive, and continue each evening unhl all
are disposed OF.
J, c. MCGUIRE CO.,
dec 2S--dtE AuctionsSfs.