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rpie Die rpa Sort 8iIlOw, 2awrence,
uno bunoert anreren Sorten =
oann i6weisen bic Miierablen OOer ibr Wtuno
rlIeBt iber BON 8erten pe8 9pbne8 nno Spot
te8. Mer mod irgenb einen 3peifel begtet OBJ
6umauitdt Ober 8erratb oas leitenDe Wtotip Die
Ter Meni6en lei: bieran fam man lie erfenren.
C6r. 49,
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SmbTItcms=&Sffce Der Ser. ST. Mrn1cc,
Rp. 20 Srutbar.

wv 30 SENIWTTs
Baltimore, BEN IS. Git. 1864.
Serfeeelte Mneebpte, i'm Duplttat, pereen auf btelr Of
flee BITS Wlprta9, ben IL. Sftpbersb. s, 9RtttdaS IL uhr,
entgesensenommen, I'm fa8 Ser. st. SubFfenS Departe-
ment ;u Baltimore, Mby ;u o~erieben nit =
400 SOnne1 9utem !6eu lin SGIen) uno
5000 8uibeln altent Gorn in ben Aebren
(35 @fo. auf ZEN SRibel) in suten Sdfsn, worVn irbsr 2&
@fb. bait.
%sbieter m6sen sOrfGldeen, tas @aa,e pter ireenb etnem
Gbstl BEE pbisen Qudntttat su lteerr. Die 9tesrunsen fnb
ON Skaters QDbart Baltimore, Wtb, 5n MAIDEN lnb Snar mic
fpiet @tne 9dlfte tnnertalb 10 &asen unb ben gtet timer
balb 20 8aser mad @rtbeiluns bS Gpntrntts.
DaS p%ffertrte 9eu mire elmer genauen SnIpeIttcn inter
wprfen, ebe eB onsenSrnmen wtrb.
8ablure iptrb tn fplten Spnts e~eletfet, ais an Saub ipb,
trenn tetne 6prbaneer, IotaI6 ais melhe ~etnaeben.
Sprruldre fur &ngebote ftnb in btsfer Office gu baten
Sehe Yerirr pbfr jee Btrnd, relbe Mneebpte ma TT mus
etsieltea tur6 einen 3rsuttH ~tesIetten, uean ni6t Gin iOl8er
bier restattrt frurbe.
8, $. @tImdn,
(eftl4-1D Capt. unb q. g. II. ca.
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Die glngebOte fir Die tiirSli& aasgeidriebene
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gen tparen iber SO Wiaionen ansebpter. Sdz
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Sanep'S STEELE Sum Oberridter oes ger, st.
Supreme court ernannt tperoen tp!ro.
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1Gmion Tcilcr : NerfTd)erunoS< OefelI
SenSH10ff BON Baltimore.

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Diefe 6siellGaft 1T nuumebr berett, 6euersg }erfGerunaen
iar Stlbt- uno QanbbeGstbuul ent9eeensunebmed. Dte Office
tefntet f6 gep. 40 SecOnbitrdFe, auf Der gtprblette.
Spbn Gpates, prSRbent.
Otrettpren.
Gbnuucp BrpptS, @r1fbent Der y9BeItern @ant,"
GbpTas Ganbg, ppn Sanbp, @tlpin 4 ge.
QDm. @beSnut, bon gDm. GbeSnut & &c.
Stnrn @drlburf, Sav fmann, Sputtfr.
gDm. Bridges, ron Q9m. Bridges & Sptn,
S0tn o. Seres, Wleblbdubler. Yrattfr.
SpIepb MattberS, bon TbpS. Wattbeps K Sobn.,,
gBm s.. PENS. Beef unb pprttYDflea.
Spbn y. Bridges, bon 5. =. Bridges * Gc.
Spsn @Sdtes, BretterbantIer.
Same5 >. Spear, bon @ebr. Spear.
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(6, II il ~ Otis g y r, SER.
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bic bsrabu,te gsatrSdaertn, IN ipieber Snrldeefebrt Sn ttrer
Neiie unb olebt rieber Musfunft re ;ubpr uber ale @eeen-
aanse Oes neniali$sn estsns; tnsss, is BE E ,sS aS,ai uao refine
mn STnas crInSiidb fnb unb ppuen @laubeu ~rerbIenen' 70
IN he b,iSnberS su ~empfebIen. 9ptaI prer Simmer; SIC. 8
10 Oaon nabe Haitinprefr., pben i'm erRen Ttppr. (26IbtlW
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@epter SAT- BON anseesetGneter Site tn Hsts ;atn btnis-
pretfe, gBtOIefaIe unD @etaiL sI baben bet
3. Sra15, 100 Trebertd &Eab.
Hefeuun8en werben In Saebb Seeeer's Stpsc, Np. 23
@errtonGr. dneenCmrsu nnb tinftIi& beiUrst. (SlmailD
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3 ri Sur @eOrsetopn: q. MaB, .
Sir Meranoria: 4o. ManSbad d.,
.8afbtngtpniI9. g., Z. oft. 1864.
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Demtfd1eS MrbeitS= Slatbipeifnna8s
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unter &afF&t Der vDeutf&en GeSeaftaft".
8 Mue Dtetent6en, wel@e beutf&e Sanbwsrtes, Mrbetter Obes
Dtenlmnat6en Sa bsShdtttSsn pinf6eu, fVpte ale beutfbt
Mrbettfu6enben tpplen It'd perf0nlt& pbcr tn franttrten 1rte-
fen an ben Msenten Der @eieaf6aft 5rn. 8. 8 WelItne-
tDf. MU; SO 3baraesarp Msnsen, reI@er unenteel6It& MuS.
Unfit ertbetIer wtrb. IN
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uno 3erwuneeter Splonten.
@dbreno Der leBtperflphenen brei NOnate
fubr bic Oeuti6e neutrality-suspicious. un<
anfb6rli9 fort, ben pom. ibr i~ibernpmmenen
8Fi6ten nab beiten &rdften na6Sutpmmen.
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0ie perI6ieoenen 8ices8 rGIoenteu, benen l.
cine @arO Des 9itritts ppn Columbia gum 9os
pital@8eiu6e Iberseben 1T, belu6ten ibre be-
treffenoen tSpipitdler penigitens GlHrIal DIE
Np6e uno perIaben Die Batientet uno ger@
punoeten nit ben ibnen SutrdgIi6eH GrTrI@
Ii6ungen, bauptlddli6 aber AUDI mt elner 9hz
ten, @eiIt uno Gennitb btloenoen aettllre, iu
wel6er bic 8ibIiDtbet Der @eieuI6att rethltde
Wittel an Die 6ano 9ibt.
@te ibpn fruber, 10 mar alt3 pdpreno Der
fiinoft perlO1enen 3eit baS t9aupt@Mu9enmert
lSer 8eieuI6aft auf Die Qinoerung Der Beoirfz
nile Der i'm Selpe itebenoen Irmee 9eriGtet.
Sn Gitp 8Oint bate tie ben 9ansela Spmn1er
bineura tbdtige Isenten, Die ibr ei9eneSl 3elt
beiaBen uno tets nit allen 9tbtbigen 3ur 8ez
gegnlng ausenblidli6er Greisnilie psrieben
paren. 3oblrei6e 9lnertepnun98 <8eweiie BON
Soften Der Sploaten tauteu Der 8eIeal6aft iiber
Die Sbdtieteit ibrer I9enten an Dem genanrten
Yunfte Su. "IsC csH teitssg u45su
gta9 Sberioan's Iieerei6em 8errilden i'm
S~benonopabzS bale belt bic GeIelldaft eS fir
nptbpenbig, AUDI na6 bprtbin ibres Sbdti9feit
au83uDebnen uno ipfort 9in5en Spei ibrer Wtt=
glieoer, NIT allen n6tbigen moteriellen GrIOrperz
ni11en perleber, nud @in6eiter, I'm bort ale
mDoli6e 9Ilfe unp lntesItltun9 Sn brin9en.
Sem an9eoeuteten, aus9eoebnten 8irtungsz
~treiie, bdtte Die beutl6e @eleQi6aft ielbitper=
ltdnoli6 ni6t nit Grfolg pOriteben %fDnne1t, bit
ten ni6t 3weis @eieai6aften in 9ielpzOorf,
@iQiamSburg 8rpptlpn uno Slewart ibr be-
~reitpjaIg bic 6ano Sebpten Ane lie NIT reIdlt@
der, ~6anteuSwertber uno b66lt i~piafQmrelter
llnteritibung beba6t, 1lD u~.sfsis In sj] ~
20 G5 wdre unmp9li6, ben e~inSelnen Geberfl
uno Geberinuen ben Sanf ausSuipre6en, ben
ibre @pbltbaten iluo Spenoen ii6 I'M oas
@pbl man6es brapen Sploaten erpprben baz
ben Die GefelfGait tanH bier MIR oa8 peftiz
nidre &eiultat ibrer 8enilbulsen pdbrenO Der
lorei lebten Otonate mittbeilen: aflals3lla 8s'
i.tf tGinnab IN e.ts6fg4eL -
saFtnteitanb at 6. Suit 1861 /, .rs 500 IS
0elhent BON Der S~urnaemetnee gu SStutams-
burab @ .A.. .tH $160 90
@sf5snfs bon benz a%urnsssirt sOn gsp, ia
@eI6ent BON Ter teutI9en 3msis.@tIeaE b5 5IJ %'
i6aft bon Nem gert .ts....4 1850 90 GIL
@ei6snt BON rem @sianseeretn GriDr, a.,- III
~ Stem g Grt >" .' ~ Hs4 81
Grtros bes Yte Nie's 3n g8albtnespn 249 SO all
Gel6ent BON SrlSnten unb prtsat.9err $50
on 1926 rs
.etl .a.8L 1rtr 511 Gsl4J ItJTn S3193 3S
.1mHn.< ~NuSgaben. lya nj .t9.
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6ur Wtnaeftr tSbertodns Nrrreel 903 81 4
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tpfen, Sranspcrte, baare urtetftuSs
unsen an Splbaten -. .!.5. 452 al
Muasmetue~ Infpfteu . So 81 INJ
jg59 ijUH lt1- g.s:ul u ai sil .si5 $2ss4 9S
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Mfcroc! NfcrNc! Mfcroc!

ms ss4.f $50, @ereral= 3 partiernteiferam 1. Ttbifpn.
5 n~4sf Q4GittnStpu n, /. oft. 1864.
Sr1rGtare Yferfe tMr G~dbalerie- unb Mtttnerie-Dienf
meroen bis gum l. N0prmter 1864 i'm Giesbprp' Depot se-
tauft s1 s + asas
9ferbs ru6et an Capt. 6. 9rmrp Mlpcre n~bselisfert wer-
ben ub rerfen bDr Der MnnGbme senau unterIu1t.
preis BON GdSdItriepferpen Il $175.
Is perben ~iebtsrnaI feds t6) uub rnebr 8Epfe Suammen
be5lblt. @9pr4 SG~meSGftns,
(Ot5b311 Grt. /, Dir. @ea. Suart. Mint.
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eabli@e 8ertdte.

Ser &idmpno u8bis" pom pOrisen MOn.
tag entbdlt SOlgenoes:
OaS eelbe Sieber gu GbarIe1ton
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9eutfbem 6Mlfs=G efenf@aft

su Ma f6tH stSn, .. G., sur untertIeuas trnnter
unb 9erwunheter SpIbnten.
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wletbt aaltnbsfanb an Z. pttOber 1854 S PES

BIelbt Halenbeitan6 am Z. Dtspber' I664 S 2g8 81
Snoem biz GeieIi6aft fir Die ibr 10 reiall9
9eporpene nnterituBdng ben betteieneetl Ser
ren uno Samen ibreu inniSen Sant aitsipri6t,
erlaubt ie fi6 nod einmal nm peitere Sllle
gu bitten, ba Der Qinperung nod piel Sit brInz
gen fem miro. pug dA5 ,lisI HSl1fsa
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49, 8pbFets, Sinan52Setretdr,
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--.S Glib aufen. Store erpalter.
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GitD WommiffiOncr8 NfHcc+

!. VE4V WVIEHEFTFtVWNLU ~TENN+
Baltimore, IL. Stt. 1864.
8~erfegelte @prf1ldge rcrben In tieier 3 fFce aneenrrnmen
Bis Mpntag, rem "a. 5. Mttsy 10 ubr Yprnittass fir ben
Hau etner l. Glafs 9 teinbru d { iber sSpnts Faus an
Gaserara6e, tn ltebereinaimmune NIT er sesenpdrtieen
Grakisuns Ser Straee. Die G%pmmtfdre tebllten Id bas
0te6t Spv, trsene Elm MneetCt sa SerWerfeu, wel6es eentGdt
NTH 1l3e# Afs4 goIsE44 .a#
tqm1ihy sHu lfat@ ts aH8IuM SpbSmttb,
(1lpft6mtiaE) & N} Gierf Der Staet=Gemmtl6re Gs
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/, Waipritdt aeder, -. 12O.
Sct. MarDS So
@afhinatp,r go.

@aibin9tOn sibt 1850 Majoritdt fl
bic Contribution. s55 I'D FL .rs
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.aHdfrl. Nu8gaben, 1yr tn1 .t1.
sir @its psint Sl4SO 90 tayq-
Sir Wtn&efttr (Sbertbane Mrnreel 903' 81 s
Sir 0plpttGler In g9a1binetUn, 3etietp- u S @+.
fpfen, Granspprte, taare lrtetfuSs
.y unaen an Solbdten ". ~. 452 Al
MQasmeiue ~lInfbfen So 81 GNJ
u39 .jm la- ssssug. ii af cid --7 $28g4 %
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Sert&tet iir ben Baltimore sBeaer'

8re0erid So. tpiiro i'm @an5en cine Ma@
ioritdt pom 1000 Stimmen fir Die Contribution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
CONFEDERATE CUVGRF9g
SENATE.
TUESDAY, December 6 1894

1UEsDAT, December 6, 1864.
Prayer by the Rev. Dir. Edwards Of
the Methodist church.
Mr.. Hill, of Georgia, entered a motion
to reconsider the vote by which was re-.
Jected House bill in relation to the re-
ceipt oFcounterieittreas notes By pub
lie officers.
MT Sparrow, from the Military Com.
mlttee, reported bill to provide for the
employment of free negroes and slaves
to work on fortifications and perform
other iabors connected with the defences
OF the country, which was placed on the
calendar and ordered to be printed. The
teeBnd fifty Habl 70 be taken f. ',sm par
iormany labor connected with the de-
fence of the country, and authorizes the
Secretary of War to hire or imnreeo
81, 900 slaves, between eighteen and
forty five, east of the Mississippi and
tne commanding general of the Trans
Department, on the west side
OF the Mississippi river, to hire or i'm
press 10000 slaves, between the same
ages, to be employed at labor in the
armies the free negroes to be paid eigh.
teen dollars per month and clothed and
led; the slaves to be clothed and fed and |
hire paid for them, and their value paid |
to their owners should they be killed in |
the service or be captured by, or escape |
70, the enemy
:. = Mr.. Henry, from the same committee
% Whom was referred House concurrent
,esoluti0n proposing Joint committee
Il the two Houses respecting exemn-
ion of State officers from military ser.
ice, reported a joint resolution request
ng the Legislatures of the several States
0 institute an examination of the lists
i their exeinpts and turn over to the
allitary authorities of the Confederate
tates all able-bodied men between eigh.
zen and forty-five, so far as can be done
onsistently with the due administration ,
the laws Of the States. The rssolu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
A NOTABLE DAY.

The 9th of November has again come
and passed. 1t is, you are aware, dou
bic anniversary, being Lord Mayors day
and the birthday of the Prince of Wales
Inc Lord Mayors show differed little
from that of former years, since the water
procession to Westminster was abolished
The principal thoroughfare of the citv
was blocked up for two or three hours
by the passage of the stupidest of all
professions, and the civic proceedings
terminated with the usual aldermsnie
least at the Guidhall. The usual speeches
We're there made, some of them bv Her
MAJESTY ministers, and Losd Palmerston
had the bad taste to indulge in one of his
stereotyped alufs against the United
The rejoicings, so far as the Prince of
wales was concerned, were of a more
extensive and hearty character than
usual. The Prince himself was at Wind.
sor Castle, as the Queen persists in never
setting foot in London il she can possi.
bly, ayold it, but the bells rang through.
out the day, and the iluminations at
night were numerous and gorgeous. The
Prlnce seems daily growing in the affec |
tlons OF the people. Certainly he and |
his wife spend the quarter of million |
dollars the people furnish them yearly |
out OF their own pockets in the most |
easy ana graceful manner. They paw
Lord Derby a visit next week, and after. |
wards retire until Christmas to their seat
n Norfolk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
CoNFKDEgATE STATEs OF AMrRIcA.


NERTTFICATESOF OF INDEBTEDNESS
y BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER s.NNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATIs Y -Rv
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce e cur
renew apprO i February l., 1854, the Secretary OF
the Treasury IS authorized 20 issue the above certi-
fcates, payable two years after the ratification OF
treaty Of peace with TIE United States. Trey can
not be sold, tut only TO be Is ued to ST c-edi-
tors Of the Government willing 10 r. eive the
il payment CT their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxaticn.
1ne attention Of purchasing agents Gnj disburs-
ing cfccrs OF the Government is called this class
cfpuoIc securities rs Offering peculiar advantages
70 those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bough; and TO facilitate the use Of them rs
drawn by Disturbing officers upon the depositaiies
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable 10 certificates Of Indebtedness" Will be
paid III conformity theS-With.
DepositsrIes are hereby authorized ana required
10 comply with this regulation, ana 10 make appli-
cation to the Register for supphes Of certificates as
required. tSigned @. A. TRENHOLM,
at 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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Treasury Drr:Fr,frsr

OANS on THE SECURITY OF THF
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX pEP
- - N =. AOa-IA&AbLk BONDS, UEDFR tins
SENLNLh SLriT0N OF TEE CURREN(-T
Ia IL '-DaPosit5 On call vii! he received bv the
d,aess"ter IN thio city, Asa.stent Treavurers q,
!" ,iIniETton, Raleigh, Columbia Augusta. asva,,.
hsh sE1 AfontgcJneTy, AMI certificates iI Be issIsa
I1r me cane, bearing interest al fne rate of four Ta,
o.s lsI 1i'l'inl, and secured by the hypothecato1
O. thesc loans. The bonds u be at apqrr ly tfe
Ir~.surcr, and the proceeds, when sold spriied ex
c1slFt4y 70 the payment q the sad certificates.
re security ard convenience afforded "a hsrk.
shi other corPoratio1s, Gud 70 the pubic generally
ty VEls Inoce Of temporary investment and the cf
ieci oi The measure, II generally adopted in keen
~ le currency within moderate bounds II is hoped
"i'i coInrEend H 70 the favorable consideration ~
oomm2HiiY and secure thq.r PROMPT cs-operatio7 IN
'aII9tIs - ihlS siirct. q. A. TRENHOLM
- 80 u Secretary of the Treasury
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AND again We know nothing which
could SO raise the reputation of the Go.
sernment Of the United States among its
friends in Europe as a prompt offer Of
reparation to Brazil for this unquestion-
able and objectionable outrage
The last pro7erbial adjective in this
latter quotation is probably not TO be
taken literally. If the outrage, as it is
termed. be objectionable, there would
oe very little use in making any offer of
reparation. The quotation serves, how
ever, to show that even our best friends
resort to the strongest language in ex-
pressing their dissatisfaction with the act
in question.
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ton was considered anfl rsjected bv
vote Of yeas, 6 nays,s
Senate bill to provide supplies for the
army, and to prescribe the mode Of ma
king irnpressments with amendment
proposed by the Judiciary Committee
was taken up and considered.
After discussion, on motion, By Mr.
Orr, further consideration of the bill woe
postponed till to-day.
A message was received from the Pre-.
sldent, transmitting reports of the parts
borne by d. II. Hills command in tba
battle of Chickamauga and of FORESTS
operations in North Alabama, including
the capture of Athens.
On motion, by Mr.. Brown, the Senate
resolved into executive session and the
doors being opened, adjourned.
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MAJORS CoURT, YFsrEAAY-Villis

MAJORS CoURT, TFsrEAAv.--William
Proctor, charged with drunkenness. and
lying on the sidewalk-sent to the pro-
VVost' .Elihugh Bullock, charged with fe
loniously breaking into and entering the
tailor shop of William Il Rich~da0n-
sent on for examination before the Hust-
ings Court. Alecl, stealing 3 piece Of
clothing from some person UNKNOWN
whipped Mrs. Mary Hayes, keeping her
house open after 10 o'clock at night
tined twenty dollars. Lewis Lawson.
charged with assaulting and beating Sa.
rah Schultz--c continued till this .noroinp
A'o iaCtS OF interest were elected IN anv
Of the above cases.
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAyfRs.-Puran

NJ OTICE TO TAX.PAYfRS.-Pursu-
~ ant to an ordinance passed the 18th Of June,
ie55, viii attend 1T the Collectors Ofoe, in the
CITY Hall, from the 18th to the :st Of December,
Inclusive, 10 receive the remaining half OF taxes
from such persons are entitled TO a discount of
ten per cent. by having previously paid the first
half II June last, IN accordance With said ordi-
saree JULIUS 4. HOBSON
Collector CT City of RicnRond
Il. BIT vail be seen from the above that the
Collector IL required to attend at the oce from the
18th 70 tie 3ls, OF the month, 70 receive taxes re-
rpairing due from June last Before the January
term Of he H,s;ings Courtshe is required by or
dnance, 10 advertise delinquent real estate 70 be
aid for non-payment OF taxes.
Persons who have not done so, viii see the neces-
city Of calling and paying their taxes, as 1t is i'm
rossbe for tie Collector 10 cali them before he
a57eltises.
Ali taxes must be paid within the time specified,
Is longer indulgence cannot be given.
J. 4. HOBSOS,
ae2-t3iD Collector 81 City Of Richmond.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

| A letter from London to the PhiIadal
phia Inquirer gives the following LAT,
foreign intelligence
THE CAPTURE Or TIE FLORIDA
as | said in my last letter, has caused ne
excitement here, in spite Of the srrenn
Gus efforts of the unfiendly journals r.
falsify the circumstance in the case and
to rouse the popular Indignation. There
mas been, however, good deal of Sc
rious discussion on the subject, and am
compelled to say that, even among the
warmest sympathizers with the North
there appears to be but one conclusion
and that is, that the capture of the Flo,
rlda was unwarrantahle, and not TO he
Justified under any circumstances.
AT the same time, the impression is
quite as general that the authoritiea At
washington will, of their own accord
promptly disavow the act of the cantain
OF the Wachusett and make the nroner
apology andareparation to the Govern
ment OF Brazil 1t is proper to say
however, that we have only the South.
ern version of the affair, and that too
much dependence must not be placed on
the unsupported testimony of the com.
mander of the Florida, who will of
course, make the best oflhis tale. You
VIII have received what purports TO be
the official correspondence on the sub
lect, and be in possession of all the facts
before we are. We are anxious to learn
what explanations are given by the cap |
tam OF the Wachugett and by Consul /
" llsoni but as the case now stands. the |
most patriotic of US herefear that there
must be, on the part of the Washington |
government, repetition of the course
pursued in the Trent affair.
ENGLISH OPINIONS oFTHE CASE.
1ne language used b. the Star (about
whose friendliness there can be no doubt
VIII show you exactly how the matter is
,egarded. That journal, after suggesting
ne absence Of any Federal account of the
mar, says as follows:
Ihe circumssantisl Confederate &C.
cunts have been SO supplemented by the
'meiai correspondence of the Brazilian
that there can be no doubt
5 70 the main facts. necessary for form.
az Judgment upon the occurrence.-
nat Judgment can only be that very
ross violation of neutrality has been
by the United States cruiser,
men we sincerely hope the United
tates Government will repudiate and
[fer to Brazil whatever satisfaction NAV
necessary to atone for the o1sence,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

fIoHMoND CIRcuIT CoURT, YESTERDAY.
In the cases of William B. Goode and
William b. Jenkins, now in the reserve
FORCES OF the Confederate States, in their
applications for writs Of ha5eas coyU2ls
asking relief as being over fifty years of
age, witnesses were examined and the
further consideration of them adjourned
until saturday, to enable petitioners to
present more testimony. Messrs. j. S.
Cassle and I. Atkinson for afiants, and
r. Il, Aylett for Confederate States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-07
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CASTLE THUNDER Ir&Ms.-J2hn VIII
hams, citizen Of SpotsyIvania county,
arrested on the charge of harboring de-
serters; and William Hanson, a free
negro from the neighborhood of Win
chester; charged with plotting the Yam.
KEGS, were committed to Castle Thunder
on yesterday.