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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-03
nv Dunlop, MOncure s. Co., Auctioneers.

A UCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AND
~ FRENCH DRY GOODS, SHOES AND
BOOTS, Sc-On THURSDAY, the 10Th instant,
commenting at 10 o'clock, will sell, at our auc-
ton store a very desirable assortment OF ENGLISH
AND FRENCH MERCHANDISE, consisting IN
pait Of o-.os ,,,,-
tiles,
100 pieces ca White Cambrics,
40 pieces q to 32-inch White Silesia Flannels,
"a pieces Ga and 3-4 Albut Diagonals,
tight and Dark Steel Cassimeres,
IA pieces Fancy Coating,
20 pieces Silk-mixtures,
10 pieces French Bcmbazinc,
Hosiery, Shirtings and Sheetings,
Irish Linen, Thread, sc, &c, :,
100 pairs Gents French Boots, double and CORK
soles,
400 pairs Gents Elastic Boots, French,
200 pairs Gents English Elastic Boots,
200 pairs English Navy Shoes,
IA bales rs and Al Shirtings and Sheetings
ALSO,
Brussels Carpets,
2largc Feather Beds,
with MANY other articles suited to the trade.
TERMS Cash. - ~
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
mo- Auctioneers
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HOUND, ONE SILVER WATCH
picked up in the streets Of the city by a SER
want. The owner obtain the same by giving
proper Identification and paying charges. Call at
T. 8. PLEASANTSS,
oc 3l--4ts No. 10 Main street.
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By IL. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
NO SO Main street.)

BY IL. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
NO SO Main street.)
WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY MORN
w ING at 10 o'clock, the 4th day OF Noven-
Der, for cash down only, without reserve,
barrels Rice,
| barrel Washing Soda,
barrels Smoking Tobscco-in quarter
pound papers,
| kcg Apple Butter,
2 barrels very good Flour,
Parlor and Cooking Stoves,
WAIdIobes,
Tables and washstands,
Tenders. Bureaus,
Ottoman, Chairs,
Carpets and Rugs, Trunks,
Handsome Cut-GlaSsware,
Buckets, Tubs, &c,
Counterpanes, Blankets,
Ready made Clothing,
Bedsteads, Crockcry, &c,
Clocks, Tinware,
1 kegs nice Starch,
besides variety of other goods.
ALSO,
One very fine Black Mare, eight years old,
One set splendid Furs-Cape and Cuffs. :,
The mare will be sold precisely at quarter to
o,cInck L. H. LUCK & CO,
no. Auctoneers.
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SUDDEN prATH.-James Duncan, sergeant Of the
Cus Hundred scad Twenty fourth Now York rcs-
nrnt fel deed In nnchesteV yesterday afternoon,
v hils on has way, with body Of other Yankee pm
slarrs 80 take the 10 another part OF the Com
fedrraey In which there is prison depot His re-
mains we're brought back 20 this city and inferred
in HE Yaukey bury ing-gronnd.
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TAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
AT AUCTION.-win be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, December LIST, at the hue Ridge ho-
tel in Botetourt county, on the maoadamized road,
Ave miles from Fncastle, PAPER MILL, located
one mile from the hotel and TRACT OF VALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill is in good order, with excellent ma
chinsry, but little worn-indeed, as good as new
The establishment is supplied with a superabun.
dance of clear water for washing rags and the right
TO make lime for its purposes from an adjoining
quarry.
oc Sl-tds j. A OWAfSDAN-
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RUNA VA VS..
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from the service Of k. Nj.
Allen, OH Main street, three doors below sixth on
the goth instant my NEGRO GIRL, MARGARET.
She is about fifteen years OF age, OF dark brown
color with fat nose and thick lps-not at all pre-
possessing in features No particular marks recol-
iected She had on, when she left Mr.. Aliens,
striped cotton dress and calico hood OF bonnet. She
took no other clothes away with her. am quite
confident that she is secretng herself somewhere in
the city The above reward will be paid for her de-
livery 10 me or her confinement in jail, SO chat
regain posse ssion of her
l.. S. J0YNES, NJ. D.,
Franklin street, three doors above Seventh.
no 3-4teods
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOTS O., ON BROAD "a , MD \, D
Y TWENTY-FIRST STREETS FOR SALE AT
Auction be sold, OH MONDAY, the 18th
day of November on the premises, atH o'clock r Nj
the VACANT LOT on the corner OF Broad and
Twenty first streets, fronting one hundred feet on
tbo soth side of Broad street and running back
hundred and sixty-fve feet 1t will be sold III lots
10 suit purchasers.
TERMS: Made known at the sale.
no 2-5t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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Gle TurSBsR lrsMs. 49, Thomas Vaughan,
,,',,hsr 81 the Tenth Virginia battalion Of heavy
.rt,ll.tv was committed 90 Castle Thunder ycSter-
dnv upon the charge Of running soldiers through
the lines. -, 49,, A.
Al he same time. Francis T. Blake, attached "
Br,Aley Johnsou's command, Wa. committed to ihc
sstle on the charge of making his escape frota the
Vtissu ~ salisbury, North Carolina.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

TIVE HUNDRED u 70 l. II A IL . Ne
Twenty regiment Virginia cavalry, on the
night Of the 3Oth ultimo, a large SORREL HORSE;
Said Horse has three white feet, blaze face, and
bears collar marks each side Of his neck near his
mane his mouth has been cut by bridle-bits, and
shows very plainly ON the left side. He Is ten or
eleven years DID, rides well, and when in actien car,
ries his tail well up He is in fine order VIII
olive the above reward for the return Of the Horse
and detection Of the thief, or one hundred dollars
for any information that will lead to the recovery OF
the Horse. HUGH L.. DAVIS,
Twenty-fourth regiment Virginia cavalry,
no I-Sts Gary's brigade.
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TRxAsuRY DKrAxrnRSs, \
CosvRDKRArI STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, August 8, 1854.

TERTIFICATESO OF INDEBTEDNESS
BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAxATIOH.-By
the fourteenth section Of the act TO reduce the cur
rency approved February II, 1854, the Secretary Of
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above eerti-
icates payable two years after the ratification offs
treaty OF peace with the United States. They can
mot be sod but only to be issued 10 such cred-
tors Of the Government are willing to receive the
same in payment Of their demands They must also
be giyen at par, though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and disours-
ing officers Of the Government is called to this class
Of public securities as Offering peculiar advantaSes
are bought and to facilitate the use OF tnem checks
drawn BY disbursing officers upon the depcsltaIles
holding these funds, and marked across ,ne iaSe
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make app,,
cation To the Register for supplies Of certificates Is
required. [Signed1 g. A. TRENHOLM,
u, oS-ts Secretary Of Treasury.
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.SpECTAL NOTICES.
sr,y- IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-AocoMMoD.

a1y- IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-AccoMMoDA,
rtn, InK ron PASSENGERS AND FREIoHr FOR
J,vKwRy's AND CHArrIs's BLUFFs.-From and after
his date the steamer JOHN III. PARKER, Captain
4 McKoun, will leave her wharf at Rockets
VERY MORNING Mt half-past O'Clock, and
.VkRI EVENING at o'clock. Returning, will
l.A,e ChAfin's Bluff EVERY MORNING at half
.as, = o'clock, and EVERY EVENING at O'Clock,
topping at all the landings on the river.
Ps,s.sas travelling by this steamer will procure
btOpef prer- OF passports.
Passage Two dollars each way. Those belonging
10 tn army or navy, half price nc S-St'
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THs AMY Coumrrrr OF run YouSo Mass {

Tsr AENY COMMITTEE ruE YouSU MTE's CHRIS
rt,S ASSOCIATIONS NSp LAfHks' SoLniEhs AID Hotih
a. tuowt,gc the receipt OF the following cuIIIibu-
t,.n. Tor the soldiers the field and hospital during
tba month ur Oot0bcr, viz:
Fryrn Mrs. James Stcger, Of Cumberland two
,.i,- 81 socks from Miss NJ. l.. Thompson and 9TH
err IT wythcyilc one hundred pains of socks from
Colonel N &. Csbcll, two hundred bushels OF corn
mum II Ford, Of Confederate States Arnory, $50
nom Nj williams, 500 from Mr. Collie, of lson-
I.u - $50 So from Rev. ID. 4. Spfisg $500 from
A. r. SIS from Treasurer Of Providence Ava No.
rietv So, from Slsh, psr J. ID. X sleigh' $40;
itltn Mra ushun, per j. u. X. Sleight, $40
Ihs Committee request. contributions IN money
Yd supplies for the benefit OF soldiers IN the field
and hospital Socksand yarn are specially required
s,utrtbttiopa should be cent 10 RO0ER MARTIN
rtntruIcnt, or 90 WILLIAM i. MUNFORD
chairman OF the Army Committee.
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ED DOLLAR rs RE

1.-TWO HUNDRED d o Liza X 5 RE.
WARD will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery to me OF my servant BOB, who ran on on
the evening OF Friday, the 2lst ultmo, from theIn-
pressment officers The said negro is about twenty
height, rather sparely built, black, and with
downcast, humble countenanee. No marks or sears
recollccted. He had on drab or tan-coored wooden
sack coat, Of home manufacture.
j. N. POWELL, M. ID.
Bob may have taken 1t into his bead TO Try and
make his way to the Yankees, crossing the Chleka-
hominy near the farm Of William III. Timberlake,
and passing through the county OF Hanover.
no 3-2taTh&Sa
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CTOP THE RUNA WA Y .-ONE
- rfTorroA MI MOI r ARS pEWARD-Ran OFT

OTQP THE RUN Ma WA S.--ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran oil
from the subscribers, on the night of the 2sth IN
DICK ia twenty-eight years Of age; dark copper
color; five feet nine or ten inches high; and has
moustache and goatee. He had on when he ieit
gray sack coat and pants, and black sloueh nat
He is sprightly in conversation.
CORNELIUS is twenty-five years old; complex
ion dark; five feet eleven inches high and had on
when he left pair Of gray pants and lght-eolored
wool hat. His shoes were old, and eaeh haa cap
on He speaks quickly when spoken to-
It is supposed that these negroes are making their
way to the Yankees We viii pay tho above ~,
ward for the apprehension and delivery Of t1s su
MI LARS for either H. MCDANIEL,
Sc f. III. STOKES.
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Ae,tuuHT.-A runaway horse, attached 10 fat-
f..are wagon came dashinR up Leigh street yeitcr-
dr, and on meaning the corner Of Adams the wheels
4. die wagon knocked down n little white boy and
rau over hun, inIuTng him severely about tue head
nst body Ile was taken up in An insonsible con-
ifsu and carried 20 tho residence Of his mother,
t,w .luares on, where everything which could be
dun. IL hi. rnniort Waa tcnlcIly bestowed ON hun
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MISS NJ. 8. READ has Ola hand large
lvl assortment okiadies, Misses ana ,ass..s
STRAW HATS. Of the finest quality ana !stess
style and at the lowest price. Call al nef
on Belvidere Hill, near Hollywood Cemetery. "a.
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FOR RENT At AUCTION.

MISERABLE FURNISHED Dwell
LING FOR RENT AT AUCTION. On
TUESDAY, November s, at O'Clock Z. NJ, we will
rent at auction upon the premises for the term OF
one wear, the desirable BRICK DWELLING STU
ated at the northeast corner OF Clay and Second
streets 1t contains nine rooms Including the
basement) is comfortably fG.nished has water
and gas. and also d garden attached.
The attention of persons in want OF Dwelling Is
invited to the abeve.
TERMS Quarterly, in advance.
no3 GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
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BY Williamson & Co., .Auctioneers,
mo. 1872 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth

By Williamson & Co., .Auctoneers,
mo. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
FURNITURE,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
CLOTHING,
' AT AUCTfoN.
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd November, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock A M we will sell at our saesroom,
NO 1872 Main street, an assortment OF GOODS, con-
sisting of the following and other articles:
Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Haircloth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, &C.,
Mirrors Glass and Crockeryware,
| Fancy Articles,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
l Gold Watches, &C., &c.
| oc3l WILLIAMSON & CO., Auetioneers.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, tn
/ 4th instant. WlLLlAMSoN q w.,
| no2 Auctioneers.
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By Z. s. Peasants, Auctionecr.


HANDSOME FURNITURE, BRUS.
II Sells CARPETS, &C., FOR 8 ALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the I'd November,
aft 10 o'clock, will SELL at my store an excellent
assortment Of FURNITURE, embracing
Mahogany and other Bedsteads,
Mahogany and other Wardrobes,
Mahogany Cabinets,
Mahogany Washstands marble tops,
Superior Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Superior Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
One Mahogany Piano,
Three barrels Vinegar,
One Iron Safe,
One Grover & Bakers Sewing Machine, IN ex-
cellent order.
oe3l E. s. PLEASANrS,. Auctloneer
PosrpoSrNENT-The above sale will take place
IN THITRSDAY, the Sd instant, at 10 o'clock, wher
will be added:
so cases superior Smoking Tobacco,
Ivory-handle Knives,
silver-plated Forks and spoons.
no2 ES. PLEASANTS, Auctioneer
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DOo3IS FOR RENT.-A suite OF !. two 70
X, R0OMS-one fursished and one liltli ni al -
Aosmmunicating with each other. and suitable 10,
two or more gentlemen. Gashsht, nre, ssrva aaa
attendance and cooking and Washing N W ~.
mess of four or five Rooms will be rented sepa-
rately, to suit parties Apply at the corner az ~
teenth and Grace streets. " -.
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0EEY0LAL.
TnxAsunv DxrAsrnxxr

CoxYGDxnArK 6rATxs or AMkxscAr
RICHMOND, October u, 1854.
NON-TAxABL BONDS, FIVE
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.---SALE CON-
TfNUED.--Numsrous applications having been
made Tor bonds at the established price Of one hum
red and thirtyhve dollars and interest," under cir
cunstanoss that entte them TO favorable consider
alton it has been determined TO continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds instructed
70 act in accordance With this order and the attsn-
ton Of dsbursng officers Of the Government Is psr-
ticularly called to it.. q. A. TRENHOLM,
| oc l2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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II ECEIVER'S SALE OF MONTH
II, CELLO AND BUCK ISLAND SIA1Es,
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY.-ln
pursuance of q decree of the District Court OF the
Confederate States OF America for the Eastern DIS
trct OF Virginia pronounced on the 2Itn DAY Oh
ScnteInber 1864, in the case of the Confederate
States against George Carr and Joel N. w heeler,
shall sell on the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, at
public auction, on the premises, for cash, IN Con-
tolerate Treasury notes of the new issue, the 1ol-
lowing real and personal estate late the property Oh
Captain U. z. Levy, deceased, an alien enemy: ,
l. MONTICELLO, tract of two hundred ana
i'm the State of Virginia, about two miles from the
town of Charlottesville, with all the buildings
thereon consisting of large and eommodious
brick dwelling house, with variety OF out-bulld-
inrs planned and built by Mr.. Jefferson, who owned
il and resided there at the time Of his death
9 BUCK ISLAND, a tract OF nine hundred anu
acres about three miles distant from Mon
ticeio and about the same distance from the HI
wanna canal This was once the property OF James
the United States by whom it was conveyed TO the
said U p Levy by deed of record in the Clerk VI
flee of the County Court of Albemarle. Much OF
this land is arabic and of good quallty, ana the
rest is heavily timbered with pine, &c, suitable 1oi
ship-building. IN 4,
q After the sale of the real estate, there Will b
sold at the same time and the same terms nine
teen NEGRO SLAVES, variety OF HOOSi
HOLD FURNITURE. FARMING UTENSILS
| HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, &c
| The sale will be conducted by d. Nj. PATTIE, De
nutv Marshal, who resides in Charlottesville, ant
will show the property at any time before the sale
| any one who may desire to purchase 1T.
| ' HENRY l.. BROOKE,
| no2-tds Receiver for District No. 8.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoyvEDBRATR STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. Va, August %, 1864.

CoSyEDBRATB STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 26, 1864.
n EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
n, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS-
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENr
BONDS ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1851, TO IN
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act o{ May l6 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 honda,
and cause them to be presented to the BegSter OF
the Treasury Department, who will thereuPon IN
comnliance with the provisions of the act OF JuEa
~ lac, issue COUPON bonds for the amount specified
In the registered bonds.so assigned.
- Nv g. A. TRENHOLM,
.uats Secretary Of the Treasury.
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II AIDES, TAKE NOTICE. = MILL
IL NERY.-The ladies of this city and surround-
ing country most respectfully requested TO call
at my store, No. ala Broad street. and examine my
very large assortment Of the very --latest styles Of
MILLINERY GOODS, which cannot b. surpassed
in the South. 1t embraces q variety Of Silk, Vel
vet and Straw B0NNErS; Ladies', Miseee' and
Ghildren's HATS; RfkBoNs Of al eolors; French
FLOWERS; Grey, White and Black JOINED
blonde, for Ruehes; BONNET FRAMES; aII.Ks
and VkLVErS; bsfage and Black Lace VEILS
LADIES' and Missas' HOSE SKIRT BRAIDS, and
many other articles. Ftf
Ny store is exclusively ut Ella Broad street. where
hope to wee all persons desiring such Goods ~
oGer thepublc MIS- L. JONES,
4 no 2-2ts 2l4 Broad street.
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ANDsE.nFNTs
II tCuM0ND THEATRE.
TX Garner aev.,nth mud Broad street


DTCHMoND THEATRE.
IL Corner Seventh aud Broad streets
,rox
stage Manager .......,.... ,.. .''.s''''''''' ~
THURSDAY YvESISo. So,rssrH s. 1894.
The interesting play. from the French, entitled
SATAN IN PARIS;
THE MYSTERIOUS srRANoERi
in which
MISS sAI.IIE PARrIN0ToN
viii sustain Eve characters; With
Me. KATIE EsrEtJ.E,
Mas. c DKBAR,
Mfssrs H. PERCY;
e CRYSTAL,
NJ EsTELI.E,
MEs.Rs J. 4. CHARLES,
J WELLS,
H. GUIoS.
r. }. BROWN,
II ALLEN.
Z. BANKER, and
EDMOND r. DALTON,
in cast
SELECTED ovERTURIs. ........... ORCHESTRA
FAvoRITE BALLAD ....................H. ALLEN
To conclude with the ABUSING Commedlotta oil
A LOAN OF A LOVER.
pt-rrp spyEE j. WELLS
GERTRIypE MISS JENNIE POWELL
In active preparation
The Great Flags of
BELrHEGoR, THE MoUNTEDANK,
and the
IRON MASK.
Doors open at quarter TO O'Clock; performanc'
commencing az - o'clock no 1T
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EINHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

wARD.-Ran away nom the snssSr'osr ,, so s's
VA. nnrcha.sS At ne auction house Of Nessrs Lea
& Bowman, Franklin street, Richmond, and was
sold BY DR.. Ming, Of Petersburg He 'sia ne was Is
hired TO Mrs. Nagil at the Theatre, prsHi1as 70
Nth snsli head Eve feet eight or nine inches In
hsiSht- He is no doubt lurking about Richmond or
Pctersburg. win give the above reward ior ms as-
n'0' " J.B. PACE,
80 eo-lms Danviile, Virginia.
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WANTED, the ladies to know that thoy
Wv can have their HOOP-SKIRTS MADE and
REPAIRED bv Miss EMMA FLANAGAN, on
seventeenth street, between Broad and Marshall,
west ale. Orders promptly attended to.
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AUCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs 4 williams, Auctioneers.

VTERy VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
v MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
FIRST MARKET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will be sold at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the eth day of November, at o'clock
J.. NJ, onehnd the choice Of THREE TENEMENrs,
situated on Main street, occupied respectively by
w j. Harwood L. Letterman and Mrs Saddler.- -
This is exceedingly valuable property, and ought to
attract the attention of capitalists.
TrpNs: One-third cash balance ut six and twelve
months with interest," OF all cash, at the option Of
Ne purchaser. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
AucIlonetTe-
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OCLA III A T / o N

APPOINTING DAY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.
It is meet that the people of the Confederate
States should, from time to time, assemble W ']c
knowledge their dependence on Almighty-tod' 10
render devout thanks for His manifold blessings 70
worship His Holy name, to bend in prayer at Ills
ootstoo and to accept with reverent submission the
Christening of His An-wse and All-merciful Provl-
dence.
Let us. then, in temples and in fields, unite our
voices in recognizing with adoring gratitude, the
manifestations of His protecting care IN the many
signal victories with which Our arms have been
crowned, in the fruitfulness with which our land
has been blessed and in the unimpaired energy and
forttude with which He has inspired our hearts and
strengthened our arms in resistance to the iniQui-
tous designs of our enemies. =.
And let us not forget that while graciously vouch-
safng to us His protection, our sins have meflted
and received grievous ohastisepent; that many of
our bes. and bravest have fallen in battle; that
many others are still held in foreign prisons; that
large districts Of our country have been devastated
with savage ferocity-the peaceful homes destroyed
| and helpless women and children driven away in
restitution and that with fiendish malignity the
passions of servile have been excited by our
osANNA~~~o
death is a welcome escape.
Now, therefore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS President Of
the Confederate States of America do issue this my
| proclamation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, the
| sixteenth day of November next, as day TO bt
specially devoted to the worship of Almighty God
and do invite and invoke all the people OF these
Confederate States to assemble on the day afore-
said, in their respective places of public worship
there to unite in prayer to our Heavenly Father
that He bestow His favor upon US; that He extend
over us the protection Of His almighty arm; tina
He sanctify His chastisementto our improvement *
that we may turn away from evil paths am
| walk righteously in His sight; that he restor
peace to our beloved country, healing its bleedin
| wounds, and securing to us the continued ENJOY
ment of our right of self-govsrnment and indie
| pendence; and that He graciously hearken to Us
while we ascribe to Him the power and glory OF on
! deliyerance.
Given under my hand and the seal g
; ! SEAL ythe Confederate States, at Richmond, thi
- twenty-sixth day of October, IN the yea
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
! ! four. JBfFhhSoN D2fFi"
By the President:
J. p BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State.
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