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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Immediately upon the adjournment of the
Congressional Convention, the delegates
from those counties comprising the 7th Ju-
dicial District, met and organized for the
purpose Of nominating Democratic candi
date for Judge Of the District Court.
Charles Rich, OF Jackeon, was called to
the chair, and d. N. Richardson, Of Scott,
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Hon. James Grant, of Scott,
was declared the unanimous nominee of the
Convention for the Office of Judge.
The chairman appointed the following
Central Committee for the 7th Judicial Dis
trict: Frank Piumer, of Scott; D. A.
Wyncoop, Of jackson; N! A. Merrell, of
Clinton; Samuel Gilbert, Of Muscatine.
On motion adjourned sine die.
D. N. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
KARL KAnR.-Our citizens will be pleased
to learn that they are to be favored with
one Of Karl Kahr's magical entertainments,
on or about the 10Th Of this month. The
Lacrosse Democrat says:
"For two nights he has pleased the
crowds in attendance. and astonished the
people at the ease with which he can do the
most difficult tricks heretofore never at-
tempted, except BY the aid Of confederate.
Kahr is trump, and performs III he adver-
tises, and that in IN attractive Names
PosrPoNExENr.-The lecture Of James
McDermott, Esq, Of New York upon the
subject Of "Ircland's Wrongs, and princi-
Piles Of the Fenian Brotherhood Explained
has been postponed until Saturday evening
the 10th nst. Lecture 1t Lahrman's Hall.
Lecture in Rock Island on Monday even.
ing.
NfHDs CoRRECTIoN.-This Gazette Of THU
morning, for the benefit Of s.Mr. Collins
our County Treasurer" utters IN untruth
1t afiirms that last years tar list occupied
ssrenteen columns Of the DsoxcRAr; this
year only .JisA Of the Gasetts. We chal.
lenge the Gazette to furnish the proof, and
for that purpose our files ere Il its dis.
posal.
FAnLrRs should not fail to patronise III
popular grocery store of Parks I Hosmer
southeast corner Of Brady and Fourth
streets. Their goods are clean and fresh IN
every particular, and they win take pleasur,
In serving you at the most moderate terms
No trouble 10 show, sell. or deliver goods
Call and zee these gentlemen.
TnE political csmpaign Of this fall win B,
one Of the highest importance, but San
Pery's great clothing campaign can ney,,
be forgottep BY people Of al rartiss. Hi
platform i choios goods sAd low pric..
prumptness snd perfect A. Everybod,
!! sheald . il fe6am On thae tlukni Cei
epeesits ~ Pest o0sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

i. MATTWE9.

NJ. NAAEE6E9V
No. 10 = ~ Rrsdv ~, IL door bedoU Second,
HAS FITTED UP AN ELEGANT Zee
n Creaa Aoon for the aceomnodsties
u Ladies and Gentlemen, and awaits = csli from
hi friends, and the public generally. Gu est
viii be served With the most delicious CREAMS
ETC., that can be produced, and waited upoN with
Bakery ODoa Co1o1e dyees,e.
~ s.s.9 e. s'ss e ss1 49,: ~; ~
faee esulytAfne ~ slining q bakery proleseiea,
ms1es s1rcn ~ b6et0 A0Gf. rHfties jdpSlied y
The shortest oe1fDosaas s41ssa SsssEasTHsHs 4
Also ~ ~ aDsoetnent of ConSoctiooefiesi 8
~ ~: Csli liaAsss - ~ sosS gsEae1P4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08
6 o E s.

gsiDs Siuier bes Gpnsrsiiss reriauimsltsn iih
AM aIcntas Mittag in 8albinSton. SIN Ssnate
teantraate Sberrnan rpn Stic einen 9cIhlus fir
Den 9au rem 6 Sampf 3clihiTen gum Sisnite auT
Den Snlanp Seeen, ,ppfiir cine Wliaion GrQarS rers
,pilt5t irernen icu.
SIN t9anie irarcn Die @alerien nit j3lihancrr
hsltst uno ee Mtitaliccer, 10 rsriifsrt Der Sslesrap9,
sraren in Der fsitmrslihffen 2aune. (gSie merit
~iriirrtsD Ser &arlan Ghonnins rsrri6tete elm
Ie9r intriiniti8es @stst. Siinf tSsrrsn rsrlanstsn
Sis uno Gimme ais StsrrGisntanten res Ir9enanns
ten Staates Scuitana. So mrrbs ibnsn ~stnftreis
len %erlaltt, i1 IN Der Sale aufsubaltsn, fs ibr
SAD sntihispsu 1T. Glsih,eitis lief Elm grrtelt
ron Scuiiiana scssn Die 3ulaiIurs bislsr ~sprsstlis
den Gerraisntanten Gin.
!Sr. Yenelstru ron S6ip teantraate einsn 9es
lalrb, Der Cen YrdIirentcn fsauftra9t, Dem 8eriht
Sss Sci. Sep IN Sctren elmer llntsrrsSnna mit,ws
tbeilcn, Die SerIslte am IA. Stunt 1862 an Cen llfcrn
ess G9icabcminp i'm Suffrage bes &ricasnsrartes
rrents liter Die Iismedsluns ron Gsfanasnen p1cg-
Ginirann irurre sr1pteu unc Der @eihluB sinltrsis
len surii&sele5t. r
Sr. Scr tsantrasts sinsn @siafnb, Der cine @ers
minscruns Ger 3pas auf Safse, i3u6er, Sbee unb
aneere npt6irenoiss Ssfsnsmittcl gum s3nsds 6atte.
gSnrrs nit 63 scsen 40 Stimmsn auf Zen Slid sss
leat.
Wit So ssssn 81 Stiminsn feiAlrb bas Sans,
Dap Die Gcmite iitsr gSeae uns Mittcl initruirt
rereen ica, lei jscsr 9erdneeruna nes Steuerseies
ses aui uls 9crrdtbe einbsimilhsr actranntcr @ez
trGnfs rauf 6ano" cine Steuer III leasn.
Ser Sprehsr f~itneiste an, cap Der 9riiirent feline
9ptIhaft ni6t ~sinisnren irsrbs, wprauf ia eas
Sau5 rertaate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08
Gnricr 0e0anfcnipall.

SIM 8riesc lrislt nas Slid cine efen 70 srr6c
&cQe rie i'm &arteniriel. Gs 1T niht INNER Die
@cidifli6fcit, Die elm Srisl gerinnt; eft faQcn
Dem unaeHttciteu Sricler 10 quite &artsn in Die
Sinec, ras or r6ne On ltrenauna ZEN acibifts1m
| Spielcr itlGat. 8erase 70 it's aud i'm &ricsc
uno Dsatale ipriht man rcn &riess9liif uno Dem
MstIelfGlsn nes GriegeS. Sic teitsn YlGne reS
tiHtiaiien Uele9errn rsresn oft eurh tnrcrbcracies
bcne Greianife acfreu;t unS nic eft Gin flsincr
Stsin a%usreitht, I'm eincn sanScn Giienta9njuB
pcm @eleiis ;u ,~rerfen, 10 fam iumcilsn Der aez
rinsie 3uiaa elmer s4laht cine sanS anscrs @sns
cuna acten, cinen Sclo5n9 iheitern MAIDEN. Sic
@eihiAte III prll ron icl6en 9siipislcn, bic mir ni9t
m;ufiibrsn traudsn. 9tsnns man nas Gir9 MIN
3ufaa pper Slid, scnug, e5 ipielt isins 9irae.
Mfebr ais iraenn elm frGfsrcs lIuternebmcn ficits
Grirscs bGnst Sen. Sterran's gsgenrdrtissr Selps
;ia IN @erraia ron Slit at. 9Sir balten Sen.
sberman fir cincn ietr tiidtisen, umidtigcn Sc
ne al. Gr ecnmantirt cine tapfere, famrf9ciitte,
unb, mas md inebr rertb 1T, cine I%esaemrhnte
9rmce. Gr tclitt in nislrn 4unften aas 9epin9=
unaen ees Grfclos5; afcr mir fiirfcn ms nidt rcrz
ih,reiscu, ZAP iciu fitncs llntcrnebmen an Wa5s
b~ali9fcit 8rcuSt. ST marihirt, atseihnitten rcn
ansn 9crbinDun9cn, fuitten rurh cir ftineltdes
9ano, burh cine fsinolihe SepGlfcrun5, Die i'm
rernihtsn niirrs, nenn lie frnnts. 9Sir rrusn
riinlhcn uno 6cfTen, naB nas Slid icinen Sabnsn
'aspsli, pab XIII 9'"h5sntsl el'''9 '.," '"pnte n"~
t~crnc6men frGnt unn in tisiem Safe miiEtcn tis
Sclscn m%tsrshsntar isin. Saenn ibn absr auf
Der anssrn Ssits Elm llnslif ~,uitrscn, ,nprrtsress
lc9sns Sinosrniiie id, Dor ibm auftbiirmen - srcnn
or, nit cinsm g&rrte, ta8 scnagte Spiel ~rcrlieren
irltc, Damn ritrbs hics Gin tGhit cmrinelidcr Rid
lhlaa fir bic Sahs Sss NcrHsns isin une Gjcls
miirrc itciacn rie Gin 8arierrrahe i'm Ssrtitirinoe.
l~lnisrs 6inanifinfler batsn ms in bic cage 9es
eratt, oab Der gHertb u~nisre5 Gelres, Ssr Trcis
uniersr Irrrufte unc gSaaren rcn elmer ein;isen
Shlaat, Ron sinsm ~ciniisen 8rlrjuse attdn9en.
Sesbalt crfuneissn 1h aua unierc aauFcute nne
nrf ms6r unicre Srcfulantsn nit Fctcriiter slufs
rcsl,ns mad Cen MahriAtsn ron Sterman, benin
aif ieinen Grfcla fcnlmt ss an, Of @clo tinnsn me-
niscn sascn um Is lis so Irrecnt fallen, rSer isiz
asn rirr, uno ss fcnlint gan, ME tsim &arteripisls,
AMI eas Slid, auf Den 3ufaI an, Of Gin spcfu=
liant ratci Elm MiaicnGr rber Gin 9sttlsr irirol
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08

Sine idrcflide SragO0ie ipislts an, 6rsitaa
Mcrssn in cen srints (bsrn tcriidtisten @eidna=
niiIc rcn 3rr 0crf.) Sin rsrriidter Gsianssner.
Der Els balm ia gan; tarlnlrs tetraSsn fatts, tti
Gem atsr rt6slih Die Sptindt austrad, eria tug
2 ieiner Ntitsefanscncn nit Dem Shirsiien
unr rcrrunbsts sinsn Dritten tOptlid SblisBlit
lcste er 8euer in Dem @efdnsniBSimmsr al uno ss
nahm aQs acknowledgement ieinsr Mitsefanssnsn
une Ser 9~Spli,ci, Cen 9Siitbenpsn su atsrnGltissn
unS ut fnstsln. SIS ~fsfansen ith ctsra Gin 9ussns
@efanasns in Gem ;3ilnnsr, bic nesen Srunfsnbeif
unc anrersr leihtsr @erssben bert sinssirsrrt MAJ
rem. Ser MGresr isltit rurbs ara SussriAtst, ass
itane atcr oas Gsrtrshen, ~tsbaurtct jslrh, bae bic
tcicsn, bic CT tcotete, i'm ihlasen mruten. 9lus
Cen 3cusnifIsn sebt ~itrissnS berrrr, Dap or ii1 eies
tlrs ciutilrsts. Gr iaste aud, eaB or niat rsrrift.
lrnesrn flrs slsur lei, mnc iih ~rsraiften mirnc.
rsnn or Silt tefrn,msn tcnnte. Spnrran, 70 tsis,
Der Wtrssr, it crit % Satrt aft.
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Sec. 8. 9rcntice rom rscnisrias Ssurnal"
fat sinen 9SaB gun, Ssiuhe @ihmcne's ertalten.
ST mid i'd, bort lei Ser. Sapis Inn Ssgnaciguus
fir icincn Grbn rcrrencsn, Ger itb in IScco's sr=
NEE tcfnect unp irsssn Mcrpss gum Srns rerurz
tbcilt wrrpsn lit. Ser jum9e Yrsntire tcbauptct,
raB or DEN Mcrc sur Selttrsrtfeinisnna tesina
nadpsm iein @ssnsr 2 Mal auf itn ssihcicn
tattt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08
@abl Der IrGiiSentldaits= Grwabler.
Gee Staat Sbip,
Erpcut,ne Neuarte,ro,t

Columbus. 2, 9esemter, 1854
Gs miro bierrtit bei6etni9t. tab bi elmer am Stem Sage res
Npselnbers 1864 gebaltenen @abl, ee nabfplsenS scrannten
Gsrfpnen Die lei ibren yiamen ssrmerfte Stimn1snsab Fl erbisltcn,
ale Ganricaten fir Grpdbsr eines Iriiitentsn unb Gice.
IrdiSenten Ger Ser. Staatsn fir cen Staat S6ip. nin[i6 !:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08
Ssr
Columbus, Ben 8 Gettmtsr 1864.
Sie 8ptidoit bes Y~raliSeuteu

traf bisr ant Gientas Nfeub Surh cen Sslesrarben
elm risIs Summer unieres 9lattes, rclte Nfttts
mod, frit sur NrsiIe sett, entbalt ie in r%cditins
bigger 1leterfstuns. Sic Sctitaft tsceutst &ris9.
Gu ~,veitereu 8emsrfunsen taten mir bsats ,rsssr
3sit ned &aan.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08

9(us Der ctisen Sate1s seft Die erirsuli6s s6ats
fade Server, Dap MsGlcaan in Stir Omit Der Srfz
Datcnftiume) itcr 2O5, 900 Stimmsn erbielt - beis
nabs 10000 mcfr ais @aaanoisbam lsstss Sabr.
Sine Iartbei, Die in S6ic allsin iitsr 2O5 900 Ans
Sanger fat, trauAt ipabrliA ned niAt an ihr @ss
Al Ecnfsn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-12-08

limb es tpirb psiter erflGrt, rap Spbn 81. GCnnen, ScbnR g.
9iebn, Sp6n &. Green, StanlsY Mattbeps, epuis 9. @ur'
def, Stepten ScGnifOn, 99iIiam 9. NaIfer, Mils @artner,
Senr9 90. Smitt, Ssias 9pwen, Sacpt Scrp99s, SSaItam
Sbefiele, 6epr8e q. 9aIar, Senr9 &. Sage, Sames @.
StanterY. SUbn s. MrGomts, 5reterd So. @rpe, sOrenso
Sunfart, SUbn Wcgppf, Setb Marfball unc @bner Seloa9 BEL
beia9ter @abl ais GrpGbler fir Griheent uno Gice= 4riiibent
Ter Ser. Staten fir cen Staat Sbip 9ebOris erwdblt wurhen.
gegeben inter meiner 6anb in Columbus, tieien ~atpetten
Sag tss DECEMBER q. .. 1864.
Scbn 8rrn9b.
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Scbn 8rru9b.

@m. Ssurg Smith, grisat Sesretar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-19
norsE OF RErRRsENrArIyEs.


The Hoase met a, he usual hour and was opened
with prayer by Rev. DIR. Jeter.
The Chair laid before the House message from
the President transmitting a communication hes.
the Secretary OF state covering further copies OF
correspondence with commissioner aeioae
Referred 70 the Committee ON Foreign anais "a A..
Mr.. MoMuitin, OF Virginia, proceeded 70 Hao1sNs
the House on has resolutions on Hile s"'J''' VI
peace.
"whcreas according 70 the Declaration o. ihae-
pendenoe OF the United states ana the eohss'totio
Of the Confederate States, the people OF each oil sd
states in their highest sovereign capacity have
night 10 alter, amend, or abolish the government
under which they live, and establish saeh oshef az
they may deem most expedient; and whereas, the
f,A,rie oi the several Confederate States have
thought proper TO their political connection
with the people and Government oil the United
States for which II Is not neediul here TO
state; and whereas, because the people OF the Con-
teerae States have thus exercised their undoubted
night this respect, the people and Government oil
the United States have thought proper 10 make war
upon them and whereas. there seems TO be differ
Of opinion ON the part OF the respective Gov
ersments and people as % which OF the centending
PARTIES IL responsible for the war; therefore,
" Rossi,td, That while it is not expedient, and
would b. incompatible with the dignity OF the Con-
feaeratc States, TO send commissioners 10 Washing
ton for the purpose Of securing cessation Of hos
Utilities, yet il would be, in the judgment Of this
body, elninently proper that the House of Repie-
sentatves of the Confederate States should dispatch
without delay, TO some convenient point, body Of
commissioners, thirteen in number, composed of
one representative from each Of sad States TO meet
and conies with such individuals AZ may be APP
pointed by the Government OF the United states IN
regard to all the outstanding questions OF difference
between the two government, and 10 agree, II pos
sible, upon the terms of lasting and honorable
peace subject 10 the ratification Oh the respective
governments and Of the sovereign states reapec"
lively Represented therein"
Pending the speech by Mr.. McMuilin, the House
went into Committee Of the Whole on the FINANCE
Bal.
Mr. Foote, Of Tennessee, made an address on the
bill in which he intimated that it was probably the
last time he should address the House, as he would
resign his seat in event Of certain measure being
passed This was understood to be the bill ioI the
suspension OF the whit Of hGbeas corpus.
On motion, the committee rose and the House
adInnrned
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

1.-TWO DESIRABLE SMALL FARMS.
III ABOUT THREE MILES FROM RICH
MOND, ON THE NEWMARKET ROAD, AID.
JOINING MIR. GEORGE TURNER'S, FOR
RENT AT AUCTION.--Will be rented, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, December 22d, at "
o'clock NJ, two desirable small FARMS situated as
above, as follows:
First The FARM owned and occupied by Mr.
George ID. Peasants, containing one hundred and
fifty acres with new dwelling house, with four
rooms and passage, &c. kitchen, with four rooms;
brick quarters, with four rooms carriage and
stable, and ice-housc--all new and in good order
with an orchard Of eight hundred choice fruit trees
There is seeded on the firm twenty bushels Of
wheat, and the same quantity Of oats, ard about
forty acres in grass and clover
Second The FARM adjoining the above, and
owned by the same, containing sixty acrss
OF land, with comfortable dwelling with Ave
rooms, and all the necessary out-buildlngs There
are about fifteen acres well set i'm grass
These farms are about one and half miles in
side of the line Of Notifications Persons wishing
to rent desirable small farms near the city would
do well TO attend, it is seldom such an opportu-
nifty is offered. The lands all in fine order for
cultivation
Possession viii be given the lstday of January,
1861 JAMES MI TAYLOR
de H-5t AuctioEceT
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AUCTION MEE&


= = =
By Williamson . Co. Aactionee1s,
mo. ls2 Main street, between kinsh and Tenth
HANDSOME FURNITURE,
III SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO
FINE BRUSSELS GARRETT
VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
GLASS AND cHINAwARE:: s. Ac ;;g g.
On wEnNEsDAY. the slss instant eonnsseins
at 10 O'Clock Al M W will sell at The residence q
Mrs Hut On sixth. near Canal street. her entire
HOUs HOLD and KITCHEN FURNEEQ1k.c oms
prising tie following and nsany cther articles
PARLOR:
l splen id rosewood Sesen-octavs Piano Stool and
Cover,
excellent Brussels Carpet.
beautiful Parlor SUITE, in satin brocatelie,
Cushioned Parlor Chairs,
Rosewood Centre Table. with marble top,
sets splendid Lace and Damask Curtains,
Har-cloth Sofas,
Mahogany Gard Tables, Vases, Ornaments, &C.
CHAMBER:
l mahogany French Bsdstead,
| magnificent rosewood Wardrobe, double size,
with mirror;
Marble-top Washstand,
Mafble-top Cabinet,
Gane-seat Rockers,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Sheets, Blankets Quilts, Bolsters, Pillows, &C.;
Toilet Sets.
Excellent Three-rly Carpet,
Window Shades, &c.
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN:
l oak Extension Table,
A fine assortment OF Glass and Chinaware con-
sisting of all articles usually found in a
dining room;
| excellent Cooking-Stoye and Utensils.
de 10 WILLIAMSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.

at St. ,f.a1sa CT .ggr aichmsnd, Virginia, By
The RfY- ts.est "a Pate, OF Petersburg, on
Wednesday evening, DeCeinber H. 1854 al o'clock
WILLIAM L CHRISTIAN, of Williamsburg
Virginia, 10 Miss JENNIE 3, daughter OF Colone
J. ) Gillian, OF Chesterfield county, Virginia
Mobile aud Norfolk papers please copy
On the 9th instant, at Malvern Hin, Nottoway
at the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev
James A. Duncan, DIR. WILLIAM r. TRENT, o
3oochland, TO dULIA L., daughter Of the late DIR
Samuel Ii. Royal, of Chesterfield.
By the Rev. MI. Woodbridge, at the residence o
the bride, on the 18th December, Mr.. JOSEPH 5
WINsIoN TO Mrs. SARAH J. EPPS, both Vi this
city
On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Joshua PeteIkin,
Mr.. WILLIAM l.. SHEPPARD to Miss SALI1k
H. daughter OF the late DIR. William McCaw, all Of
this city. .
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Oficc Governor street, between Main and Franklin.

BY Thomas w Keesee, Auctioneer,
(OfRcc Governor street. between Main and Franklin
ELEGANT PIANO-FORTE, PIANO
STOOL AND COVER, HOUSEHOLD AMI
KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell, ut my store, OF
Governor street, on MONDAY, December 10Th
commencing at 10 O'Clock, large assortment 81
FURNITURE, &c, consisting in part of
elegant RoScwood-ease Piano., (by Worcester,
octayes, with stool and cover;
SideboaTds,
Dressing Bureaus,
Jenny Lind, Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Marble-top Centre Table,
Mahogany Dining and other Tables,
Mahogany, Cane and Wood Chairs,
Superior Culled Hair Spring Mattress,
Hair and ShuCk Mattresses,
Mahogany Crib, Tin Safes,
/ very superior fourteen day Clock and Shade,
2 very superior Mirrors,
I beautiful Baby-House and Furniture,
| Child Carriage,
l fine OIL Painting,
Elegant Velvet, Ihree-ply and other Carpets
Fine Window Curtains and Cornices.
l set of Ears, fine Grape Shawl,
Fire Screen, Silver plated Fruit Baskets,
Pitchers, Glassware, China Plates,
2 fine Cloth Cloaks.
ALSO,
l Iron Boiler and Furnace, Cooking-Stoves,
l superior Carriage, &c.
Consgnments solicited.
de Is THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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HORTY THOuSAND DOLLARS IN

EORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
II TERNAL IMPROVEMENT NORTH CARO-
LIMA STATE BONDS FOR 6AL4E.--WtIl Be sold
tion-ro Of Csseck 1itchford, on THURSDAY,
December 22d, FORTY THOUSAND DOIkfARS
or NORTH CAROLINA COUPON BONDS
These bonds were issued for the beUe6t u the
Chatham Railroad Company, and are secured BY,
a special sinking fund, provided for their rede6p-
ton when duo
No better investment can be made.
Copies Of the Law authorizing the issue can be
had on application to the undersigned, 10 Mcssfs.
Creech 4 Litchford, commission merchants and
auctioneers. KEMP r. BATTLE,
President Chatham Railroad Comrzny.
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EOUND---Camet to our stables, a small
BAY MULE. which the owner can get by call
ing at the Tredegar Works, proving property and
paying charges.
de i9-sts ]. r.. ANDERSON & co.
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EARM. OF THREE HUNDRED AND

IL SEVENTY ACRES, ADJOINING POwHA-
IAN STATION, ON TIL: DANyiLLk RAIL
ROAD, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, FOR SALE
PRIVATELY.--We offer for sale, privately, the
road, formerly owned by DIR. r. N. Hudson, con-
tanning three hundred and seventy acres-one hun
bred and seventy-fve cleared, one hundred in orgi-
nal growth, and the balance in second growth pines.
The improvements are dwelling with nine rooms,
including basement; large barn; stable room Tor
fifteen horses; large kitchen; three quaIters large
crib, smoke-house, ice house and school
Thirty bushels OF winter oat and sixteen bushels Of
wheat have been seeded the farm. For terms,
&e., apply to GRUBBSS * WILLIAMS
de lS-ts Auctioneers
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my Two yAIuAnIs Books.


THE COTTON TRADE: Its bearing upon the
prosperity OF Great Britain and commerce OF
the American Republics, considered in connee-
ton with the subject Of Negro Slavery in the
Confederate States. by GEORGE AoHfsRF-
Second edition. London: Saunders, otley q
Co. I vol, syo., PIP. 293. Muslin. Price szV-
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SPECIAL NoTfCgs.

nsg~ sprciAL korice.~-particulaf aiteif
sion Is asked 10 my sale THfs MORNING, At 70
clock, at nj, auctpf hoaee, on Thirteenth street
between Main and Franklin, Of
hyperion Pianos, wardrobes,
cabinets, Sofas, Tcte- a Tetes,
Extension, Centre, Dining, Card, and oths'
Tables;
Mahogany, Cane ard Wood Chairs;
Beisteads Beds, Mattresses,
stoves, sidcboards,
Tin Safes, Glassware,
Carpets, Rugs,
beautiful baby House and Furniture,
Eiegsnt White Silk Dress and Shoes,
trape and silk Shawla,
r,,h,as Furs Window Curtains, &c.
a. ~ T. W KEESEE, Anctioneer
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COAP.-25 boxes ROSIN SOAP for sale
Sby BACGHAIAH 4 RICHARDS.
de IJA--ets No. 10 Pearl street.
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DIED,

On the 18th OF December, at o'clock p. Al q,
MARY ANN SUSAN. the wife Of Alexander Do
laney
The friends and acqualntasces of the family are
requested 70 attend the funeral on MONDAY, at q
+. M from her late residence The funeral services
will take place at Grace Church at o'eockP NJ.
In this city, on the evening OF December 10, from
the effects OF gun-shot wound received in front OF
Petersburg WILLIAM X. STURDIVANT, eldest
son Of George StuIdivant, OF Petersburg.
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CoNFEDERAT TIE CONGRESS.


SATURDAY, December IL, 1864.
The Senate met at ~ O'Clock NJ. The journal
was Rad and committees called, whefk
ON motion, by MIR. HUI of Georgia, the sensts
. resolved into secret session,
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4 DMrNISTRATOR'S sALE.--I viii

offer for sale, ut the Statn Court House, IN kich-
mond, ON TUESDAY, the Goth OF December, 1854,
as administrator the estate Of Mrs Kate J. Sud-
dith, a NEGRO WOMAN named BE- ttie, twenty-five
years old, to satisfy claims against he estate SalB
to be ut IL O'Clock. RICHARD PILKIN1DN
All persons having claims against the estate VIII
please present them 10 me. II
de l0-lots 4. PILKINToN, Administrators.
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CTOLEN FROM ME, On Saturday, the
Office, a fine GOLD WATCH aud CHAIN; make,
Robinson Liverpool No. 5,925. L will give a re-
ward of two hundred dollars for its recovery.
de l9-lts l. u. BASS.