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WHFRLFR's "GREAT RAID"-Tha Macon Tsle-
graph makes the following extract from private
letter from a member Of General Wheeler's COM
mand:
We are just returning from our grand raid on
SheIman's lines Of communication. The expedition
thus far is most perfect success IN every way We
have destroyed effectually fiity miles Of the
railroad in Middle Tennessee, and some twenty five
iii East Tennessee aud Georgia We have captured
hundreds Of prisoners and immense amount of
United States Government property Of every sort
In every fight we have made with the enemy we
have been victorious. We went within about two
miles and a half OF Nashville.
Our trip throughout Tennessee was continuous
grand ovation, and has given us some two thousand
recruits OF most excellent material for cavalry The
people of Tennessee very cheerful, and have the
finest crops known Cor years, which they are very
anxious fur the brave boys OF cur e-lailt army to
come and consume Iii the midst OF our brilliant
successes cloud Of sadness covers the scene, in the
case OF General Kelley, who was wounded on the "a
instant near Frankln, while arranging his line Of
battle.
/ think the damage We have done the railroads
will require ct least thirty days TO have Il repaired
In the meantime, how Is Sherman to subsist his
army From the best information We could obtain,
twenty dayS rations was the utmost of his supply.
can but think General 6hesusn's army must ne
jrsat- least u Chattanooga Y not frther,
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Go.p.-Goll Is quoted at forty in Houston, Texas.
Now, as gold is the same thing there as here, aud
tie Confederate currency which circulates there Is
the same al that which circulatcs here, is It not
main case that gold instead Of being q measure of
vvslue. II nov simply commodity, aud commands
twice the price in Texas that It does here because
there Is better chance to invest It IN blockade.
running
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MARRIED.

On the 2Sth Of September, at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev. John E. Edwards,
Virginia, to EMMA ", only daughter Of Major
Louis J. Bossieux, of this city.
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! UST, on broad street, somewhere be-
/ ta.-I the African Church ATE, Albums street,
-. yi 3. pllt ui SHOES somewhat worn. belong
l-s t.5 .,.iyanl al. The finder will be suitably
rp.1i.I les leaving it at Mr.. T. AUGUSiS store,
tn Buai. between First and Foushee streets.
II
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LAST sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

.tIRAYED from my house, on the 2lst
= D., sari,gulrr. / RED COW, with white back,
'... tu L5;h rsl- ani sht lii Tire Iixht ear. will
.-,rg,ijydo!iis f9T h,i delivery 10 Iie on twenty
I'D. tftst. thiT,h liIIl.
T. MARTHA CARTIER.
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! UST, on Wednesday last, near Camp
! Lee, d SMALL BROWN AND WHITE
sI0TfED COW, with short horns. \ suitable re-
vdi sill be gwen Tor her return any information
u icsIni 10 her. WILLIAM u BURWELL,
t-8,' IoTns of sixth and Leigh streets.
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| mEAp GROCERIES

,hEAP GROCERIES
s sonee al ten dollars per pound,
pap p.'.p ~ io,ir dollars per pound.
wipp wppeI at ten dollars per pound.
Chez y soda at four dollars per pound,
BTaea.a ~ n seven dollars per pound,
AID suaSsx Soms, Buckets, Beeswax. &c.
IL price, articles Of Groceries at less than mar.
|" Wholesale and retail, by s''' 1''''
s2s-Sts EDwARD AcADAN,
Ibirtsenth strset, near Cary,
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8itbnrouo 4ispatte.
TUESDAY MoRNINa.......,.. OCTOBER g. 1861.

The DAILY DrsrArcH Is sold to News Dealers al
TWENTY crsrs rer copy. CIrs CARRIERS are au bor'
zel to charge osE DOLLAR AND Frrry cEuI .e,
week TO regular subscribers.
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JOHN w. GENTRY & co, Wholesale

OHN w. GENTRY & CO., Wholesale
~ and Retail Dealers in Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco Cigars, Pipes, Liquors, Backing Brushes,
Blacking, Soaps, Fancy Articles, &c, &e, No IS
Main street, Richmond, Virginia, (recenty occupied
by X. l.. Dickinson, hatter(
b. +. Grayeley's celebrated JOHN WARREN
Chewing Tobacco; two years old a very superior
article.
Chidrey Joness extra sweet Chewing Tobacco
prepared for foreign markets.
L. +. Joseph's TYCOON Smoking Tobacco care
fully prepared from the finest Old Virginia Leaf
An examination of stock is respectfully soli-
cited, especially by Suffers and Retail Dealers.
l-5tt
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TREAsURy DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
Richmond, August 8, 1864. J
NERTIFICATESOF OF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX, PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAxATI0N.-By
the fourteenth section OF the act TO reduce the
rency approved February H. 1864, the Secretary Of
the Treasury authorized TO issue the above certi
feates, payable two years after the ratification OF
treaty OF peace with the United States They cam
not be sold, but only to be issued to such cred
tors Of the Government Wiling to receive tha
same in payment of their demands. They must also
be gwen at par, though free from taxation
The attention Of purchasing agents and dsburs-
ing officers Of the Government Is called to this class
ofpubhc securities as Offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the Of then checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
"payable in certificates Of Indebtedness will be
paid in conformity therewth.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make sppli
cation to the Register for supplies Of certificates
required lSignedl O. A. TRENHOLM,
au Pts Secretary Of Treasury.
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CGFTY DOLLARS REWARD

L cd OF stolen from my farm, -Bosworth, in the
ihoa'iS old beautifully formed; was last seen fol-
loving some wagons down the Old Church road
ih above reward viii be PAID for his delivery to me
At the Government Lumber Yard near York River
"lJt, u At MaBr Maynarls office
oci-jr JOHN A. MOSBY.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, /
Ga .r..u. Il


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
II OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
i FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits call will be received by tina
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers at
Charleston ard Mobile, and the Depositaries at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Sayan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same bearing interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothecation
Of an amount OF the above bonds equal TO the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, applied ex-
clusively to the payment Of the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally
By this mode Of temporary investment, and the ci-
fect of the measure, il generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoped
will commend it TO the favorable consideration 81 the
community and secure their prompt corporation IN
arriving il into effect g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July 22, 1864. au 22-ts
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uSI, between the Old Market and
al Il ,SSTIhsy-seventh and Clay streets, pa OF
tr I'D AFEEIACLES, in a red morocco case he
t 80 "l Dc literally rewarded by leaving them at
= Vha't 60 2q-5ts
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
L WARD-I Will give the above reward for the
delivery, or for information that will lead to the de-
i-er}, oi a light, ereyish COW, that strayed from
ny house, OH Union Hill, on the ist instant.
oc+-St' MARY +. CULLINGWORTH.
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NlkAlE Ed from my residence, Oh Satur-
- day, October |, a WHITE COW, with an over
ke'i pIi o1e and under keel Oh the other ear
s'ih Vd!-lJoking eyes and wide horns. Any lBfor
mlllon 0 her viii be literally rewarded.
JOHN MESSLER,
O f-5t' Gamble's Iilll, Byrd street.
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s'AkEN Up, op Fourteenth street, about
| ]. cclo,k saturday night, ONE HORSE, with
s-id,, Llidc, halter and cuuy comb. BY calling
s- ttt BRIGADE SALOON, uuder Exchange Hotel,
is,gns property and paying changes the owner can
"a the tuIs. &C lit.
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OSI, CONFEDERATE STATES
: ~ foCk PER CENT CERTIFICATE, issued at
LIZA .UCkER, No. 5, l9I, for 5000, dated March
'n' i''i All persons are cautioned against ira
=, t'' l0i The same, Application has been made at
'"' iieisoiy Department ior Its renewal
~ a5-iaGiw' MERFU AJIEY
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TREASURY DEPARTaENT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va August 20, 1864.

niNnuiUtl1, u, auBust 80, toVf.
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
HI INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS-
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1854, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED NAY lG, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight psr cent, bonds
under the act Of May lG, 1861 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, TO the Confederate
States Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented to the Begister Of
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions Of the act Of june
Is, 1864 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds SO assigned
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 2s-ts Secretary Of the Treasury
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uSi, handsome BLACK LACE
IT, a III between Jackson Hospital and the city.
- ni'ef Will receive liberal reward by leaving il
- .,''o Vih'e &C l-3t' D. b. CLARK
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WANTS

.-.-,ITEn. hy lady, a sitaataon IN a
~ Az 4>'.ahis family to assist in SEWING. De-
w rr.nss1J' rr,s',pa a. companion. Address through
slF'F q aB. W. % % ; g -
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NOTICE. TO THE OWNERS OF
~ ALL LICENSED VEHICIES,IN THE CITY
WHETHER FOR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE USE
This month is the fourth and last inspection for the
year. You are requested to bring them to the City
Hall before the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT for inspection. All those failing do so will
be reported TO the Mayor for fine which is not less
than five nor more than twenty dollars.
oc i-3ts JOHN TALMAN.
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IN LIE, LIE, NOfICE.-Stolen from my
aiae az Frule ~, a thoroughbred DARK BAY MARE.
shitL w. Years Old, and about fifteen hands hieh
She Lss 1uskiing colt at the time she was taken
sar. nj mesh marks about her except small
'lr She iosa -, an old burn, between the eye and
IT, sa w giye $500 for her reeaxe,v e 1se r ,a .,D.
'Ai' iof the detection Of the thief.
he22-la,. w. r. " MALKER,
-. Dover, GcocLlaia county
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NsTRAY HORSE-eame TO my resi-
| dcnce on Saturday evening, about ) O'Clock, d,
.',II BAY HORs +, with saddle and tridle. The
sarr z!l Please cunl. forward prove property, pay
,s..,.,s alI he Inn away, Le viii Ire dealt with
,,,.la.. 10 law. T. GATIlRlGliI,
TONER Marshall and Twenty third streets.
.- i-N'
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..fANTED 10 HIRE, for the balance
" II ;i.y wear, good HOUSE SERVANT
AID NURSE Apply al fhkB1>!
No jIw,lf.l street south vi Main.
-r y-t-
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In retiring from the firm of Williams, Darlington
& Barksdafe, take occasion to return my thanks
for the patronage extended, and ask "A continuance
to the new firm of WILLIAMS & BARKSDALE.
oe 4-lws w T. CARRINGTON,
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nnoxsrp.-Mrs. Rose areenhow. ven knoxn In

DROWNED. Mrs. Rose HFeenI0w, wen known IN
the Confederaey for her sufferings in its cause, -,
having been for months confined in the political
prison at Washington, was drowned on Saturday
last near Wilmington, North Carolina, while land
ing from sinking steamer. She was returning
from England, where she had been to make ar
rangements for publishing a book, which has al
ready appeared. She resided for some TIME in this
city after her release from prison at Washington.
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- ma ED OR STOLEN, from the val
. - near Tho i-ancasterian school, last Friday,
blI Inv S"yy llIlne the day, heavy REDfSH BRIN-
La "a W wan some white about her flank and
Inn 1Hd one horn broken oil about half way lookg
rIi ~ Sid 81 stranger, but gentle, and viii have
ay ,s'I,inas Sn,.lInas week. will pay fifty dollars fol
r2 nation which will lead to hcf recovery. on
ll4t ' dollars ior her and the detection Of the
''"''' should she be stolen
ua-9,n Is. r C. ROBINS,
corner Fifteenth and Marshall streets
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WA COW-FlFFY DOLLARS RE-
jGy,sl "Ah'-fhe above reward viii be paid for the
d Ie,'3y 70 me- oh Tenth street, three doors north
ier. Oyi5o 5 =, DARK BRINDLE COW. in how or
oe Is I"ass, haik' and tips OF both horns saved oil.
3. c. ROBINSON
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LOCAL MATTER RS.

HoBBrRY.-About two o'clock yesterday morning
the servants sleeping in the kitchen the premises
Of Mr.. julius Grafton, on Leigh street and Union
Hill, were aroused by unusual noise in the front
residence, aud on Fastening thither, observed two
men, apparently soldiers running out the basement
door into the street. Upon an examination, IL was
found that the thieves had carried off about five
pounds of coffee, twenty-odd pounds Of sugar, two
hams and bucket Of lard. Mr.. Grafton, who is q
widower Without children, was absent from homo at
the time with ono Of the local defence companies
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TVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF WILL
LIAMS, CARRINGTON & BARKSDALE
expires this day by limitation-W. I. CARRING-
TON withdrawing.
A GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS will be continued at the old stand under the
style and firm Of WILLIAMS s. BARKSDALE.
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
W. T. C1iRRINNRON,
CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE
obap I
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NEW BAKERY.-The subscriber, in
n addition to his NEW BAKERY ON Franklin,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, has
also opened one on MAN, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, No. liz, where he soicits the
patronage Of all acquaintances and the public gene
rally ]. POWERS.
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rHEAP HATS, CHEAP HATS
" HATS, of the incest quality, made 10 order at
the shortest notice at from s35 to $50 Hats sewed
aud bleaehed, or dyed. Also, STRAW, prepared
for braiding, for sale Call on Miss CHALKLEY,
on Jackson street, one square above Adams shockoe
Hill
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NOR HIRE.-A superior CHAMBER
MAID (she is also an excellent EURSE) for
hire for the remainder of the year. Apply at I. Ii.
Wakes store, Nam street
Sc 29-3t ED. M. MORGAN.
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NOR HIRE, for the rest of the year, an
excellent COOK, WASHER and IRONER,
without husband or ineumbrance. Termsmoderate
Apply to PHILLIP AUGUST,
oe Alt. On Broad street, above First
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NOR THE Persons de-
Il sirous of going TO the Potomac, by getting
proper passports secure seats in pleasant con-
veyance and at moderate charges Apply at LAG
Main street, between the hours OF and IL O'clock.
Sc 2-lms
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GUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE
~ superb Brocatelle Window Curtains, lined,
with loops, cornices, &c, complete,
l lot of Gas Pipe, with Chandeliers, &c,
Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine,
Top Bsggy-very little used,
l set OF Timers Tools.
Sc 29-3t SLAUGHTER & co.
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DUGGY FOR SALE-one of the best
in the State, nearly new Also, a set Of
DOUBLE HARNESS. Apply at the
ENGINEER HEADQUARTERS,
oe 3-4ts Franklin and Nineteenth streets.
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s}IEIS.

II r,ehuorJ. On rhursiay, aist inst, OF on, ccnges
:" h ~ w.. h..,n' nENRIETrA N BkkRS, infant
daughter OF Charles u anu is'iAa"s
aged wears and months.
Iovr,v hud thou hast passed away,
zen puye FOR earth, thou con'd not stay'
ihourh mothers heart IL sad,
She knows your happy soui u S'ad'
Tho friends Of the family src respectfully re-
,urstcd 10 attend the funeral this fr,dayl cvsns'
al O'clock, from her iathefS 'es'ae"ee' '''
between Cary and tnnai.
a, the morning Of the oist inst, in the st year
of Ills age of consumption, at his residence, u"
Oregon tIn, Mr. JAMES BAtLt. ,.,.,.
~ ,rayrsa devoted wife and Ave silectioha'e
children with large circle OfTeiat'ves an" "'e""''
10 mourn their trcparab!e loss.
Forget thee Oh, when life shall cease
10 thrill this heart Of mine;
Bat not Till then can forget
Oac look or tone Of thine.
Oh, no! II minglcs with the sound
OF everything hear;
And think ye can forget
Him love SO dear?
Forget thee. 'Tis a bitter word;
would II were unsaid-
Fot,ttiu!ncss is not win lie,
R,,l with the silent dead
i then may cease to- think OF thee,
As earthly moEtas 40 ,
nn, oh wen meet, 1 trust, in Heaven,
With hearts unchanged and true.
uis funeral will take place at 3 o'clock on Sat
~, f,aruuon. a}t inst, from Oregon Hill Metho
Ji,t Church. The friends aud acqnaintahcSs Is. !"
the fan, ~ are respectfully invited 10 attend
en- Thursday, the 2lst inst, at ~ o'clock N, NJ
,osErii G. LIVELY, in the 47th year OF his age.
His funeral will take place this evening al :
O'Clock, from his late residence on semao,e, nc
,..sen Ish and 10Th SIS. The friends ana ac9uain.
80 Of The family ure respectfully invited TO al
tend without further notice.
Ia ;n,sS IF seven days of pneumonia, JOHN
WR!G ST, Jr, aged 80 years, formerly OF t'is Guy
In Manchester, on Friday, 18th inst, alter pam
f,,l illness OF seventeen days, JAMES, ihah' SUI
lanes and Ann Coyne.
Dearest Jimmy, thou hast lefi as,
We thy loss doth deeply feel;
But It's God who hath brreit US,
lie can all our SORROWS heal.
Petersburg papers copy. ~
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1nnTzov sALRs-rvtrs. DArs.

-
NYOvgC s.--I viii sell in front o. the Court house
~ d,nr Il Nontgon ~ county, on Monday, shs
Il day II May, 1t being Ccu.t-dAy,) ths following
rrcpNrty OF Hsury Deois, attached f,r tbs bsnsAt
* 4 Fceter 90 and others, viz: - vslosbis
Negroes. o Oxen, and Mfrss,; and on Tuesdsy,
The al Of NAV next, At the house 81 Henry De-
ci,. 10 said county, all Els Household aud Kitchen
Yu,njtu g. valuable Library and &c .rets,y. large
lot II elects, Wagons, Carts; - head Cattle, .
portion Of which arc hne bloodsd; raw Cotton,
Salt, Leather, Tebaaco, shoes Cotton Cards, Beef,
Dsoon, IA Trucks, 0sats. aae Side. Saddle, large
lot Cord Wood, &c, Ac.
Terma Of the above saIs-Cash, to be paid IL the
currency Of the Confederate States iss0ed undcr the
act II Ccugress passed !5th February, lsea or
upon . credit Of ninssy days, with interest frtm
day of sale, negotiable paper, satisfactorily en-.
dorsed MONTAGUE,
40 22--tds Sheriff Il Montgomery county, Va.
AL Ill. bo suid on saturday, April 23d, ut the
W. horse auction lot, Bpe thoroughbred stal-
lion. raised To Tcnpesscs He 10 Q years old, ID
hands high, and q good harness end saddle horse
At tho same time and place a sukey, nearly new.
sp 22-9tt
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V9haal,horsea ara Invaluable In their true
oaee. vhIch = 70 hoX baek the wagon and
,,,.v..t n f,o.. .ol.v Aovn hill toe rap,dly.
But. then. vheel.horses to hold back when
the vssoo = eoi.e I'd m. and when it is
iues 6 . "pinch," recurring the whole
etrength a team. are very Improbable
aly, troublesome and vexatious- animals.
Thsy AGieus and weary the team. and retard
IL noyenent Of tho wagon, with advantage
% eona The srumblers In the Southern
Coalsase,ey ere lust IKE these latter kind
a vhee,-hossea. Thsy take the studs as
the nsayy busthen y msunting the stsepest
Fart q the hin, end do every contrari wise
thine lnswn % horse kind, even to marripe
the ceed sppsasasee of the "sxingls tree"
Nov. ~ b perfectly useless to reason
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s BARROW's

CMiTH s BARROW'S
- MONTHLY MAGAZIN.
The first number of this Magazine will be ISSUED
on the 18th OF April. Every number will comprise
due proportion, Original and Selected Mticlss.--
The Original articles from the pens OF our bel
writers--the selected articles, reproductions IRON
the latest English Magazines received. The pro,
prietors, believing that selections from those OIL
iuvorites of the English periodical Bressnow snul
OF! from the general reader by the boekade-whien,
before the war, were generally circulated tnfousl
out the South, can NOT be otherwise than welcomes
by the reader, have thought II proper, during ue
continuance Of the blockade, to incorporate, IN
limited degree, this eclectic feature In the Veg
alne. BY Means of the arrangements tnal lnsy
have made, they hope TO be enabled TO REJECT +"
the pages OF "5mith i Burrows Monthly Mega
xinc," the most Interesting features OF the latest
English periodicals.
The Magazine will eEbrsoe, In its seope,
Tales, Poetry.
Sketches OF Ii aud Manners,
Oiii,al Army AID Navy Intelligsues,
Instructive Miscellany,
and
Articles on Political ECONOMY.
The proprietors would call particular attention 4
tao "Army ard Navy" department Of the Mag, siu.
Intelligence will DO given monthly, under thishesa
OF the latest promotions, Qor special galsntTy ~
cthsrwise,) changes, &c, in the regular and voaf
tesr military ard navel service Of the Oonfsdsoa
States.
This information viii be official, and vii bsM
tanned from the records OF the Oics Of Tho AdJues
and Inspector General.
All articles in the Magazine not credited 10 osAS
periodicals., will be original
The contents of the First Number Of ssnilas
Bsrrow's Monthly Magazine" will be rs follows
Al Opening Addfess; The Currency; Wrnaa'
Truth; A Peep Through the Blockade; The Unns,
and its Mysteries; Attempts At Hexarssers, AIM
renny son, Cornhill Magsxine;) A Plea for hoss
msnss; Mrs Archie, lCornhiii hagsxpei me DC
MUS OF Thackeray; Marie Artoinettes Neckss
THE Spectator;) Cariosties 81 Fashion 10 ne W.
ter OF Dress, (Londoa Society Nagsxine0 eneS'
Army aud Navy Intelligence
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