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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

sJAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
Il r, Al AUCIION.-Will be sold ut auction. on
TUESDAY, December lst at the Blue Ridge Ho-
ee IN boteto'nt county, the rnacadamiged road,
one mile from the hotel and IA TRACT or VATT1
ADDLb WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
nail The mill Is in good ORDER with excellent ma
GTnlhery, but little worn-indeed an good as new
me me eS'aoishnent Is supplied with superabun-
dance OF clear water for washing rags and the right
a 10 make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
Sale to take place at Il o'clock, and terms cash.
j. A: COWARDIN.
n. B.-This valuable proportv MAY RE p1rp
CHASED PRIVATELY il early application l.
made If thus sold, prompt notice will be given Of
lhe i'ct' Ioc 3l-tdsI "A. COWARDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

E'WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT Apply Second street, between
Marshall and Clay, second door from lay
no l5-3tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

NOTICE.-Always on hand. and sor
/ Y sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRELS. IIoIrou
BARRELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KR0s or IN
kinds and sizes; BUCKETS TUBS, xc Oris,s
can be len at ~ Delarue's grocery, No Franklin
corner Of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad wa,s,
shops: Delivered anywhere in the city gratis.
oc H-im III. METZslrR
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers

( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
~ ABLE sLAyES.-As commissioners acting
uecTee OF the Hastings Court of the CITY Of
VPHmI' we snail, on the llTH DAY OF No
VENEER, 1864, at 10 o'clock of that day, sell at
PqDnc anctlon to the highest bidder, for cash NINE
h hidi, SLAVES, at the auction house of Hill
DICKINSON & Co., in the city of Richmond
E. NANCE, Commissioners.
=, Inc ,e above sale is postponed until SATURDAY.
'he iStn instant. HILL, DICKINSON & co.
= - t1o Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
RAILROADS AND .STFA UEPS

NAVY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE.
RICHMOND, Va, September 10, 1854.
N OIICE-From and after MONDAY
n,S NE&T, the Goth instant, the STEAMER
4sohhAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
A NJ and O'Clock P. M touching a ali ths nr;,.
opal landings on the river $3.50 pa
JOHN III. PARKER.
oe CTS Lieutenant in cha roo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

EfOR RENT, THREE UNFURNISU
Ed ROOMS very desirable, near the New
Market, and convenient to central Localities Rn
ferencos requaed. Apply at sir J. c. SPRIGGS's.
OH Marshall street, between 18TH and Sixth streets
south side. "a, - -.
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A >NNUAL MEETING Tho.o-. ~

A NNUAL MEETING.-Then next AN.
"a NUAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of m.
n nioniona fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Com
the city Of Richmond, at II O'Clock NJ W.n d
NESDAf the 18th of November, 1864.
Tn .. Is. WINSTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
a.. consequence OF the PROCLAMATION of the Presi
aeht OF the Confederate States appointing the d.
ABOVE named for prayer and public worship, the an
nuai meeting Of this Company will be adjourned To
Of this month nn s .e 5'n :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

NI ANTED, a LIGHT SPRING WA.
w CON, with top A liberal price WI, Ia maid
Apply 10 q. W. NORMAN, Baker,
nv i"-ot- SeabrOOk HoSnitaI
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WANTED.

W ANTED TO HIRE, by the month, q
w spnghtly colored GIRL, from twelve to ~
Teen years 81 age One who is honest and good-tem
l 'rGu wiz ma good home and liberal wages bv
ana canal streets, LETT hand side northeast corner
l5-4t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

by o. W Willis, Auctioneer,
no. 6s Main street,
w LII BE SOLD AT Affection ATT
va my store, on TUESDAY MORNING NJ
Veineer 10, at 10 O'Clock i'NiNu' No
large and desirable lot of IJo,,.ol.,,
=. Kitchen Furniture. iiouSehoid and
stoves, Croekery and Glassware.
Ready made Clothing,
blankets, Shoes,
Hats and Dry Goods.
ALSO,
one splendid Gold and several fine Silver Watches
GU cioch. q. w. WILLIS,
~ - Auctlnnnnr
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LOST sTRA YED Avn cro1
CTop THE MrrIr-c--1--- : .

Iot lie MULE.-Stolen from me q
t,tr ina ~ .-sl.ed, very compact BROWN MApF
80, a"euI sven Years old, clean mbed in rood
which are well IL is probable, from what el,
,d, mat she was taken by soldier out on I'm ~.
.oa VINO = endeavoung to get her off as one
l.'inR grey horse, yesterday evening earnaat,r,
neg soldiers and citizens seeing such mil
and III, III me haow, 20 that can be at the trouble
no l5-lts r. w me-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

FUTURE DAY.
BY Redwood, Phillips 4 Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 81 Main street.)

(No. 81 Main street.)
| ME WILL SELL, AT OUR SALES.
| w ROOMS, No. 81 Main street, on THURS
DAY, the 18th instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock a
large and desirable collection of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, belonging 70 n gen.
| teel family declining housekeeping. We win emu
merate in part as follows:
splendid sideboard,
China Presses,
Dining and other Tables Chairs,
Refrigerator,
l Tin Safe,
Dining and Tea China,
Fine Gobets and Glassware,
Trundle Bed and Bedstead.
lot of Pictures,
Several Carpets among them one Brussels
Carpet and Rug as good as new,
barrels Heirngs,
barrel Flour,
barrels Rice.
Clothing Shoes and Watches,
together with many desirable and useful articles not
mentioned above.
Parties desiring to contribute to this sale will
send III their goods by o'clock Thursday morning
- REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & co,
no 10 Auctioneers.
By Tardy & Williams, Auctioneers,
lCorner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond VAL
4 UCTION SALE.-On THURSDAY
"A the 18th instant we shah offer At snction ths
following articles
SUGAR
COFFEE |
DoMEsTICs,
SHIRTS
COPPERAS,
SHOES,
CANDLES, |
BUTTER
SEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES.
SHEEP and GOAT SKINS
= "a lsIge assortment of MANUFACTJTRED and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

RRlCk DWELLING AND LOT ON
~ M NJ; BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AMI
aHrTIoN CSECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
on on KSDAY November 18th, at 81 O'Clock p NJ
Ine hoGSE and LOT located as above described -
Inc dwelling is of brick containing four rooms, with
Saat ta WIN TWO rooms The lot fronts forty-fiye
10 ven ihcnes on street, running back one hun
diately. ~ 0e Ia" iinine-
no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
RICHMOND AND DAsyILLE RAILROAD,
RIruNnN.. '

RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAfLRoAD,j
RICHMOND, October l, 1864
NOIlCE:-The EVENING PASSEN-
4 GER TRAIN on the Richmond and DanviIIa
railroad Will be DISCONTINUED until further No
uoe-the transportation Of Government freight re-
au1rlng almost the entire capacity Of the road tn
-'0"1'AN" rAoSENGER TRAIN will run AS usual.
oo,.. CHARLES g. TALCOTT.
Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
By Grubbs & Williams. Auct;onaars

ID y b Ii G SALE AT AUCTION.
EIGHT MILES FROM RICIIMOND.-Oo
TUESDAY, the 10th of November, 1854, I viii sell
on the premises of the late Thomas Williams. de-
ceased, at the hour of 10 A. NJ, for cash. ali the
personal property, consisting of HOUSEHOLD and
COWS, HOGS, and crop of CORN, FODDER. HAY
ana SHUCKS, ten to twelve CORDS OF WOfJn
and FARMING UTENSILS D'
no lit" G. B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

OSI, IN the First Market house. or on
Il Franklin street, near Eighteenth, one CAP
boA' containing two $50 and one SO Confe,4rata
no.tS also seyenty-five cents in silver ana one
hity cent lsIeeHbdckj re, and my exemption macs
l3f thlIty days, and my pass given by nav own.r
me property OF slave boy. ANY person hayinr
found II WI! be rewarded with half the 1nonev ny
leaving it at the Dispatch office. 0'
no i4-2tt. Iot, ,,,,o,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

ID e RSONAL.-Any information con-
Il corning my son, JOHN W. McGEHEE, a pri-
soner IS Point Lookout, company X, Seventh divj-
s!or, tTlsOners' camp, and a member of the Fifth
Virginia cavalry, wall be very Thankfully received
lie has been reported dead
no l2-3t- LUCINDA McGEIJEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
N EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
L HOUSE.

hl'LINd & co, AUCTIONEERs,
Having taken that large and commodous house
NO ZV% Main street, opposite the Southern EXPRESS
Once, have opened a @ ENERAL AUCTfON
An ID COM MISSION HOUSE, and pledge
themselves 70 use every exertion to procure the best
signed oO"U' ooii
Ihey Will have an auctioneer in attendance at the
Ho, 50 Auction Lot on SATURDAYS
moderate. EDLrNG & co Anct;anaara .'i las
no l5-5ts No 9o3 NJ 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
RUNA VA Us.


u WARD for the apprehension and delivery tn
P.eElnson Hill, of Richmond, Of my negro man
SACh. L purchased him of Lee u bowman. Ins.
TePtenbcr lie was formerly owned by Mrs. Ma,v
Turner, OF Petersburg. Jack is about fftv Vaa,s
pii dark color; full suit OF hair and whiskers
q aiIe grey; SIX feet high weighs one hundred and
ty. gave him permission to visit PETERSBURG Iast
month"; bat he never returned and doubtless fbere
!et mo lo-6t'J p K. SAUNDERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The proprietor of
~ the ALABAMA, or " 290," having again orcns.a
the EATING DEPARTMENT. Of his csfablishiient'
begs leave to inform his patrons and the public
generally that ne Will endeavor to keep ON hand
style; and ia prepared TO take regular, as well =.
transient, BoARDERS cheaper and better tba, a..
establishment in the city. no l,-a,s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

Immediately after the above SALE say at O'Clock
IA. WIZ De sold at auction, the premises two
r,i II AChE LoIS; one on the corner of M ana
rhirteth streets, the other on the corner of snJ
hnirtysecond streets These are very pretty lot.
ana VIII De divided at the sale to suit purchasers
no Is ANS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
by Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
ounce corner Of Twelfth and Cary straa,s ,

fIFTY CONDEMNED HORSES AND
IrSs MULES I AND A LARGE LOT OF HAIR
an oa,NI Ep f0a - sALE AT AUCrIoN-win DO sold
menclng at 10 O'clock at the Confederate Sta,s Ia,
H paeps Quarter branch, FIFTY CONDEMNEI}
n nlOlsSES AND MULES and a large hot OF HAIR
ROBERT p ARCHER,
Major and Quartermasier
THOMAS w. RsEsER, Auctioneer noe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

FOUND, a SUM OF MONEY, which
the owner can get b. applying at the corner Of
Eighth and Main streets. no at--sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

N Or CE.-A gentleman proposes to
ieave Tor Europe in about thirty days, and So
nc'ts orders Tor the purchase of supplies ana the
transaction OF business generally, having a large
ATropean mercantile acquaintance This is an ex-
eeneht Opportunity for those who may have business
70 transact on the Continent He win return in four
or i've months The best of references given. AL
dress box 100, Salisbury. North Carolina /" cor
II MeC-," care. w. Il. Price, Esq, Richmond.
Virginia. ma O. al,
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'EHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

'!HREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
i WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber. abon,
Elk or seven weeks ago, my negro, BEN. Said hov
was purchased at the auction house of Meesrs, Les
soI5 wv M FRANKLIN street, Richmond, and was
pred TO Mrs Magill, at the Theatre, previous TO
ms sale. His age is nineteen or twenty Well mt
Win small head; five feet eight or nine inches in
elersburg will give the above reward for his do
livery 10 Messrs. Lee & Bowman, Franklin street.
oooc -, j. B. PACE,
Danville, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

EOR SALE, fifteen hundred pounds of
IL PORK. Wanted, three IRISH LAB0RERs.
BURRUSS, GARRETT x CO..
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
no i4-2ts ~
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS pr

HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARD,-Ran away from the s,,bsor;ha..
about the 10Th instant, Negro Boy, named JOHN
lie Is about five feet five six inches high: back
aDout twenty years old; quick spoken; was raised
dressed IN blue suit of clothes I will eive tba
aoove reward for his apprehension and delivery to
MessrS. s. N. DAVIS Co, of Richmond. or for
MS confinement In any Jail that get him again.
no lot ALEXANDER Y GOODMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

I , can he ~ M y left with my servant JREES
Owners can ees ~ at my Office, No M M.n
paying charges '"'hthy1ng the same and
no l5--lts roe,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

PER- SALE, large BRUSSELS IA.
VET RIO SIkY CARPET, is by 20, with n VIZ
tain WILiTa !, can be seen at the residence of Can
west end. LLOYD, head of Grace street
t5--and0tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

nor SALE, the following SCHOOL,
j. BOOKS: Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary; Owens
Aenophon's Anabasis; Bulletins Latin Gram
mar Arnolas Latin Prose Composition; Robert
sonian System of teaching French; Anthon's Sal
lust; Runners Greek Grammar; Pickering Greek
Lexicon; Luvnpt's Latin Grammar; Lincoln's Livy;
Lemprieres Classical Dictionary; Anthon's Horace,
and other Sehool-Books. Also, u ease OF SURGE
CAL INSTRUMENTS. Apply TO Mr.. J. d. CHAI-
MERS, company A, Nineteenth Virginia battalion,
Richmond, Virginia no lit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-The parties who took a
Il RED PIG one day last week, and Il WHITE
iou weighing about sixty pounds) on Sunday, had
better tuIn them loose and let them come home as
they are known, and will be arrested and pun
lshed TO he extent of the law if they do not comply
VITA the above WILLIAM II WEST,
no l5-2te Main street near old Fair Cronnds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

ENOUND, on the Capitol Square CDR -
Il WATCH, which tho owner can ~. ouLD
at thus Office proving property and paving Ca
no l5-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15

k'OR RENT, at Mrs. Dr.. CLARK'S on
son, SUITE OF ROOMS. embracing three ri,,,I
Ders' dinlng-room, coal-house seryant's room and
the use of kitchen. None need amply Inloss att
factory references can be given NJ * at1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17
VOL. III.

sue new order on the application Of The
payoe upon the payment Of . second fee
The same course is to be pursued in case
the order is Lost. 10 this case, the payee
is to furnish statement, under oath, that
the order has been lost or destroyed; ao-
companied by the certificate Of the post
master that he has q not been paid, and will
not be paid if thereafter presented. The
payee may transfer his order to another
person by endorsing it upon the back -
Persons, therefore. residinga at places other
than those designated in the list of money
order Offices can avail themselves of the
advantages of this system but an order
cannot be endorsed twice. In commenc-
Ing the operation of he system, it has
been deemed expedient to begin with ihe
larger post Offices only. A list Of money
order Offices will be found at the post Of
6ce in this city. The total number in the
United States is one hundred and thirty
nine. Should circumstances warrant. the
number will speedily be increased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17
From the Potomac Army.
Headquarters Army Potomac, ]
Nov IL

The rebels have lately been playing q
sharp game in front of part of our line
near the Appomatox. At this point there
is small creek in front Of our works,
across which they have built dam " hich
has threatened to force back our pickle,
line TO dangerous extent. To coun-
teract this project Gen. Eagan had devised
works which be superintended personally.
On visiting part Of the line on Sunday
night rebel sharpshooter succeeded after
several attempts in vounding him, the
bali entering the right forearm, passing
diagonally down several inches and out
at the wrist. The wound is a very pain
ful one, but no, dangerous. He goes
home on leave OF twenty days and it il
hoped he will be able, to, return to his
command by the tue his furIough ex-
pires.
Another sharp 6git tocurred between
the piokets last night sbou. 10 O'Clock
which lasted about an hour without any
noticeable. result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17

TIE SrIDERs.-Moss persons would
possibly be astonished if they were as
sured that in the whole range of the ami
NAL creation, thete are fe~ groups whose
history affords greater evidence Of mar
velous design in their construction, or Of
interesting variety in their habits, than
these objects of common scorn and detes-
tation. II We admire the exquisite sym.
metry of the honey or the industry
Of the miraculous little creatures BY
whom it is built up, We End 10 the web
Of the geomesrical spiders, which We tear
in every walk We take in the garden or
the field, structure almost as mathemat-
ioaliy true, constructed with equal indus
ny and perseverance,. and With as dis
tinct reference to its ultimate end and
Use. The mysterious fight Of the gos-
samer, effected 10 some manner which j.
even Jet scarcely understood, by means
of it, long. floating. 6lmy thresd--ths
den Of The mygale excavated in the
eround with equal assiduity and iptelli.
aencs. and covered BY it's concealed and
reffsetly- hinged lid-the brilliant silver
aiviae-bsiI Of The Argyronsts, = arti6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17

EE The World discovers the cause O,
Gov. Seymour's defeat. He has been be-
trayed by his own party. 1t claims that
"Gov. Seymour must have been directly
defrauded of from three to four thousand
Democratic votes justly due to him in
this city (New York; by one or other Of
the organizations in charge Of the Demo.
cratic ticket boxes" 1t say that while
Seymour ran only about five or six hund-
red ahead of the electoral ticket in the
city, be should have had a majority
of three or four thousand, there being
that many "pesce-at-any- price Demo-
orats who voted for Seymour who would
not vote the Presidential ticket. Save
there is party treason. Thinks the mu-
nicipa railway interests of New York
city caused the detection from Seymour
as he vetoed the Broadway Railroad bill
last winter.
Elsewhere in the same paper it says
that if Seymour be fairly defeated in the
State "the credit of the performance will
be due almost exclusively to the stupid.
ty, or something worse, Of the New York
Common Council in not providing suf-
hcient number of polling Places And
still again it says it is afraid "Gov. Sey-
mour has been cheated out of the
vote of the State" by the Republi-
CANS. These are merely the causes as
signed in one issue of the World. It
will doubtless have others, but We don't
expect the World to give the true reason,
that is, that the Union men and the peace
sneaks fought out their issue squarely at
the ballot box, and the former were vic.
torious.
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1rsaehessss oAssr.
Cairo, Nck. l6.

The kon-clsd boat Ratser was teeeutl,
soid py nsr commander to the rebels q
some point belos here. NJ i,fo[mat;or
. rather indednite, bat it il said th.
commander had 20 disposed his meh on ths
boat % to prevent resistancs to hdr deliv.
cry. A small boat approached her On
the night she was to b delivered but ,
subordinate on board had his suspicion.
aroused and 6rsd voIley At the rebel.
and frightened them away.
The affair was subsequently inye.,ie.t.
ed, when i Vas discovered tho com
tnander of the gonboas had already re-
ceived two hundred thousand dollars.
Other payments we're to b made 10 cot
ton.
The commander was arrested. but
escaped and declared be would command
PrivAteers and give the YANKEES hell.
The rebels intended to use the Rutter
capturing the gunboas Gen. Bragg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17
New York, Nov. Is.

A special Washington dispatch states
that an officer of one of the District of
Columbia regiments reached here. having
escaped e from q rebel prison. He says
o'ooV union prisoners are 10 stockade 1t
Savannah, where they fare That bet.
ter than ut Andersonviie, and that 2. 500
more prisoners are at Milne, Ga. This
seems to indicate the removal of our priso.
ners BY the rebels from Andersonville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17
oen. Dstier In vashisgtsn.
Washinoton Nov

.
The Commercials Washing ton specis
says General Butler had an ineeryisv With
the Presieeut to-day. and it is already re.
ported that be has been assigned to the
command of an important expedition, and
that he will not return to lhe army Of
the James His speech in New York is
warmly commended.
Richmond papers say Sherman was a.
Atlanta on the 7tb. No allusion to his
movements since then can be found in
them.
The public may expect startling news
from his operations.
The Florida has been ordered to New
York for disposition in the prize court
1t 10 desired ., the Treasury Depart
ment that Mr.. Walker will replace Mr.
Fessenden before Congress. After tha,
event 1t il thought a new loan will soor
be announced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-17
seUTaERN rrKus.

The Macon Confederacy has m articIs
gia.
The Richmond Examiner SAYS . mum,
Der Of Yankee prisoners required to meet
the demsnds Of exchange Of 10. 600 are
70 be drafted from AndersonyilIe and
Daiton, Ga. and Florence, S. c.. and
they are now being forwarded to Savan.
nan, from which point they will be ex-
changed. The feet carrying Confederate
prisoners hiss already reached there
These exchanges will be sccom plished the
present week.
The Examiner Of the 10th says there
IS report, apparently authenticated, that
thirty iron -clads, with number of Tor.
Peoo boats and transports, have lately
arrived At City Point. Many intelligent
oticeFs are convinced there will soon be
great battle on the whole line below Rich.
mond. The time of the battle will de-
pend on the completion of the Dutch Gan
canal. II is highly improbable Grant
will try another assault without aid Of
the feet.
The opinion is Sheridan will Join Grant
u the assault on the lines OF Richmond.
Petersburg and South Side Whenever the
assault Is delivered. Great and we fear
Just complaint exists against the iaxity OF
detail 10 the last few days. 1t is said al
most a. many men have been detailed q,
have been received from Gen. Kemper.
II this De true it is fatal fault. Never
yet vas indulgence more untimely.
The Enquirer of the 10Th says the
rates of hotels have been advanced to
forty dollars per day, and boarding house
rates are equally steep in proportion.
The Mobile Advertiser thinks in cass
the slaves are generally armed the negroe,
nov 10 the Yankee army would desert
and ,in the rebel cause.
Gov. Brown. of Ga, in his message
says: 81 am satisfied that q large ma
jority of the people of the State diiap-
prove many OF the acts and much of the
policy OF the Confederate administration.
"We should keep in viey the great
principle upon which We entered into
this unequal contest and should rebuke
every encroachment made upon them by
our own government. We have made q
fearful stride towards centralized gov
ernment with unlimited power"
Gov. Brown advocates State Soyer.
aignty and for each State regulating her
own terms OF peace