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Marshal's SAC.

DY YIRTUE or TWO WRITS rea r, To
ID Ene direltea. from The Circut Court 81 the
uulied r-sses lnr the Middle District of Tennessee.
"a ila Apni leE1r lati. viii expose % pullr ssle.
T. ile - hest bidder, iar cash, 81 tlr Court House
opui n tiie cIiy 90 Nashville ard District aioresaia
epinuencing AZ 70 pellll, p "a, nn TUESDAY.
iae oiA cav ~ aug, ls1a nli tco right iiue cainr.
interest," sad est1tes which Niiliafn ~. lHsmcfcs
iis ln Sd % apiece OF parcel az lHd 4lrg Oh the
Nashville and aslai.n Turnpike. b. mules from
NASHVILLE. containing i've hundred and sirtG-fgs.
acres, more 81 less, ln District no. 10 81 Davidson
county, tennesaeee, bounded bv Cumherl nd RiY-
e. on the snuth, On The Fast ana North 81 Nsn.eos
q teeii, VIE ~ garl9uH neanderinrs, ana on the
West bf TIE lands 81 William 3sIizzfd Alfred ffaz.
a-H'i, 1lIl trrAucy Gita1ns iered on with ishat-
ever improvements there naay - on the slfae q
~ jldguena rendered IS said Circuit Cssnrf
sEa-faL iauef tsfnuises Co., and III farar 81
tcfler, Write q h4iaL ald Benedict liaI 4 90.
j. u. ssIAHC6sCh
haay 2s-#4t Us. "a. u. a. r.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of Letters Remaining IN the Nashville
Post Office, Nay 81, Is64.-Ltst No. Is.
All letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
charge Of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters win please say
they are advertised, and give number and date 81
list
All letters not taken out income month will be
sent 20 the General Post Office as dead letters
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LIFE OR DEATH /!
SOLDIERS,
Don't 90 back to the War,

NOR MANY HAVE DIED FROM DIARRHGA
4 and Dysentery IN your regiment Now take
warning, Gnd do not return without supplying your
knapsscks with g bottle OF DT. Strcklands Anti
Cholera Mxture-remernbar how many were saved
last year by taking it after being discharged and
sent from the hospitals as incGrRble. One dose
viii Immediately relieve the most severe case Of
Marrhcsa or Dysentery. u is acknowledged By
the Faculty 70 be the only medicine kno}Fn 70 cure
Chronic Disrrhoss ana Dysentery. how, don't ne
giect Il. for on your return scnange ofdiet and
water, etc, VIII most certainly bring on DarrhEa,
ard fy cent bottle Of DR.. Strclyand's Anti -Chol-
era Mixture WI cure you and seTersi others. Il
vii keep good IN any climate Do not fail 70 tel
your comrades &c put bottle q {. ia their KNAPP
sacks.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only By D.. A.
STRICKLAND, t East Fourth-streef Cincinnati,
Ohio. Rp-2s-tu " th-Wiy
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Masllrille Mniun.
TERMS OF sUBSCRIPTI0N;

KM. CAMERON s CO.. Publishers.
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$40 Reward

CTRA1ED, PROM THE RESIDENCE or ".
- C0kTES, in the Gel1gan sethodist Church.
Ao7ln Coiiege-street, FRIDAY, 1lth inst @ y hIta
COW with 4ed spots, white "a e, ana both ears red
also . cur on her tel, which vas made for the pur
pose III hleeding-Was IN very good order 'rise
above reward eiii ~ given = amy information Is
gwen ihat VII lead % issr recovery.
may Zl-lWe W COHTFs
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business Eirns-


- WtNfta5fIF PLACE. VIII 1tiF-A
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- sisssr.i- taesihsr Fi-h qilsai A a Aeeae-
s.-i.3 - Il Itehsu ] urai,ure- Apply p
A''- eELsoH 4 MUkfk4Es Asenil.
nay s-iw -a -
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RATES OF ADYKRTISING.

-, PAYABLE m ADVANCE.
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MOURNING GOODS.
Domestic Goods.

Cottonades, Linen Drillings, Plaid
Linens, Erminetts for Men and Boys
wear, Linen Duck for Laborers.
Tickings, Bleached and Brown Do
nestle, Colored Cambrics and Silecias,
Shifting Flannels, etc.
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For Sale.
For sac.

~ VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
80 DWELLING, On South Cherry street, coo-
80 lslninF FIVE rooms. besides kitchen and
house. feet front $50 deep. Fres q
ta1a1ou Tor p years. Apply 70
W. MAfr. BROWN 4 CO..
may ls-a Al Cheuy-st.
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10 ADVERTISERS IN DKFAIL,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on ClNDTDAr

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIZ be charged at the usual advertising rates.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-20
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
By this route Freights of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa
| or Missouri, by Rail Road direct. %
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskngum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
| Ports the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustng the Transports
ton of their Freight to this Company can rely with
| confidence ON its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West By the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times favorable as are charged by
| other Rail Road Companies.
EET BE particular to mark packages ''via Penn'a
Central K. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either of the following Agents Of the
b A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
hCLARkE co, Transfer Agents Pittsburgh
rlR C. MELDRUM Il 90, Madison. Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
W. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
II. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE Il CO., Chicago, Illinois.
j. Fl. McCOLM, Portsmouth, O.
J. M. LOVE, Maysville KY .E
HALL. CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. Ii. E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, O.
II. s. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE, O.
n H. HUDSON, Ripley, O.
E. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
LIVE STOCK.
Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyap-
tageous route for Live Stock Capscious Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened on this line and ts connections and eyery
attention Is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
where Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice Is offered Of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market. This viii also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct for Stock
New York]yla AlentownI and with fewer Changes
than any other.
ENOcH LEWIS, Gen'l superintendent Altoona,
Pa. IN OO "'
L. L. HoUPT, Gcn1 Ticket Agent. Pbiladelnb;s
II. H. HOUSTON, Gent Prcigh. Agent, Phila.
delphia' .s ..s. -. ;anII
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Proclamation by the Presidents
isdi fof the United States! 2 boFiq
y ANOTHER GALL FOR zoe, 900, &
-iJlF olon MORE MEN.
15O.O0O LAUIES,

l5O,OUU LAUlE, s,t eF
q eramine the stock Of elegant Bonnsts. Hats,
: = Ribbons, Artifcial Flowers, Ete. Ete., se
- wholesale and Retail, which isjust gsbI
opening at tie well known Establishment Of
NO sd dSc bMS RHRINSTR0M;' HSDo'0
No. III Main street, wheeling West Va.
The undersigned has Just opened by far the iar-
oast and most elegant stock Of Trimming, MILNE
erv St,aw and Fancy goods together with Acorn;
plete assortment of Notions; ever offered IN TINS
market. -. sT.
: Nv long experience In business and 'sxtsssive
acquaintance in, the Eastern Cities amongst ne
largest importing houses enable me 10 oner supe,
rior Inducements to all who faver me with call
hefore purchasing elsewhere Ny stock Is lhrge
and well selected, inferior to none In the West,
and everything which. is usually kept In first
class establishment Of this kind, may always be
Souna ut bargains hific = sTBistc etHihn
2OO0 pieces Bonnet Ribbons; at very lowpricss:
$500 do ,TrimAing and Mantusl % sdoH
400 Boxes Artificial Flowers; some Of the very
-" latest and most improved styles, 4. ,,ey6
200 Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremely low
500 pieces Gimwpurs, Brussels, valsncines
Thread, Lace and Edgings. 9W 101sq
$50 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edsings; some
entirely new styles very cheap! -.
1870 aoim Plain black and colered edge Vel
vet Ribbons, best make imported.
100 dozen Bonnsts, such as English and Ssiss
straw; also Dunstab'e, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid at your own prices r.; arr-s al ia.
$50 dozen Lad es hair Nets, also, Ladies No
hair and silk dress Caps. -..,:,,.--;
i5O dozen badies Misses and Childreh's Hats,
white and colored latest styles viii be sold at great
bargains. MI - 1cL
zoo dozen white and colored shakers, of tho
A fine fine sseos # 81 TX shsvis q Ng07EI
A do Grenadine do
A do Grape do ys.. ~ i}
Avery large stock of Hosiery
A do of Ladies and Gents Gloves
A d. do Mohair and silk Mits.
Ladies Parasols and sun Umbrellas, s ellsg
Giants. Umbrellas s9-a z.s-s.L Pa ~
Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks and
Marcelnes of every shade and all prices. Skirt
Braid, Mohsir and silk embroidery braids. L.
dies hair Braids sowing and embroidered silk,
Spool cotton, Patent til read, Dress buttons Pearl
shirt buttons Pins and Needles.
Also Gents furnis hing goods Hoop skirts the
latest best and cheapest in this market Ladies
Balmorals, white black and colored English
grapes black, white and celored; French grapes;
Ladies and Gents. Linen Hardkerchiefs 'l1i"s
do do silk aei do 81! 5,al.s's
And great many articles entirely too numerous
| tc mention, all of which will be sold Wholesale
| and Retail at reasonable prices --.A lL-2s4a
10 country Merchants and Milliners, would
call particular attention to examine my STOCK be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am sure they Will
not find as large a stock in extent for styles and
cbeapuess in any ether establishment in this city
Remember the place .AH - -
a M. RHEINSTROM.
No. l4l Main Street, Wheeling West Va
apl2-tf
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-u.,rwms OF ADvERTIsING.
.orm "a = or NosrARHI, (or INeH') o.
1870 - Lnnt NAu a sauAHH sH -

eS-sprezAI NOTICES Double the aoeVe mtes' =.
azs-Yeariy Advertising reasonable terms, acco..
the space occupied and the number OF changes
meae' from transient persons or strang
o -. to be paid for in ddrdnce s,oror voar
Business Cards not exceeding five lines slipper yeal,
ar 6 for six months, but for shorter peroo mourning
-; he counted less than square 4.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is Limited 70
+b Advertisers own Immediate business and an ao
y tsements for the benefit OF other persons as wen -
Iecal advertisements and advertisements OF ancuon
g and real estate sent in by them must he paid ior
the usual rates. -:...,
r.ss. Advertisements not accompanied with written
irections, will be inserted until foroid, ana cnAie'
accordingly. $1,000, :, a., ooao.
I full rates. .,,.o,,,
Marriages Notices Of Funerals ana announcement
sermons, so cents each
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LUNG DISEASE.
INClPIENT CONSUMPTION, BROE
CiliTiS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &c, &c,

ShCEb w., W.
We call especial attention Of persons afflicted with
those diseases, TO the fact that have an almost
valuable Treatment those elections which has been
lately discovered. We have succeeded in restoring
cases OF this hnd IN few months who have been treat
cd ior years TO no elect, and others under
treatment and are rapidly beng restored in fact 20
use Their own words, thoy say they feel themselves
coming up every day. We do positively clam that
there IS no case SO lar advanced but that help
and make more comfortable, and prolong hle and the
most OF cases can he successfully cured II taken
kind Of time Remember that this is an age Of IN.
provement, and remedies being discovered that dis
arm disease OF many OF It's terrors We invite those
who are threatened have any form OF Lung Disease
10 give Us one trial, when VIC can prove all we have
said in the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD
We claim positively TO every case Of these dis
cases This Is positive fact, and will pledge our
selves TO give $50 to any Of the kind we CaBB0
cure and We generally cure with two prescr ptons.
Es5~I The following letter is from the wife OF II
stockvell, ESQ.,;
New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. So.
DE-. sBAEsos--Dear Sir, desire 20 express 70 y a.
the deep gratitude feel for the great benefit have de-
rived rom your treatment. had become SO vsak and
90 mucn reduced with frequent hemmorrhaoe OF the
lungs that had almost despaired Of recovery and !.
naa become EVIDENT TO oil my friends that without
speedy relief could not long survive I COMMENCED
With your treatment on the ist Of July 1851 During
the first months treatment began 10 perceive that
the hermorrhsge was much less frequent and greatly
diminished IN quantity; and from that time forward
have had no hemorhage and now enjoy better health
than have for several years. At the commencement,
81 Treatment you only gave encouragement TO hoto
Tor restoration 10 reasonable degree Of health y
expectations IN this respect have been than real
zed IL this should meet the eye Of any afflicted as
vas, can with great confidence recommend your
treatment az one OF greet efficacy.
1.Ha.g.sa Mrs. l. Z sTpcKwErL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-19
INTERFERING FROM TEXAS.

Ii0rsroS, Texas, Dee. 2n.---iy s:umuii.
Jan. II )--Thc Texas Legislature Jo.curs.g!
on tie lUth. 1t passed ~ act p,acirg !! e ell
tire military ,owfc Df IT,. Stato at Tic sis.
posal Of the Coaicic..la military authorities.
for one year. Ii h. :I,>D ,:.i! h&it e.. car
per cent tax on property, ami ha5 ;.m.'Gat,,i
:l9 Code defining tres. II ST 81. f. INas, 81 af,-
plieaE:c 20 thosc who talk tr"aSc., a:d ;,i,nu.;
t, THOSE who MinG' it. The sc>s:cr ouy c,,.-
tinue; for six wcci.S. bat the ;..iiyIl i,;,- a.
p0rtaGj.
Sii:cc The ::rrc-; g! traitors sCu,. M.,l.
-iaca, IL lIs city, what lcw secret enemies ..
tho Cnnle1eracy No have, have beaorne ye;T
quiet and submissive. The c'icc: rC l!.n ,Irr-t
was exceedingly Wholesome.
Thc occupation oi "ur coast J.: tic "ncny
is theme U! general interest. i. u. ar--
counts the enemy WAS quietly rucalnrCi tr
DecrDH's Point, whirI IS ut iir lower clrj q +
Mltagorla Peninsula.
An attempt to tax" Nela.o w@- prevented
by the timely arrival If prh.av's brigade AID
two batteries at the mouti! Of San R"rnasI
It is supposed that tho entire force ut -.
enemy vii r.aeE. ~ Dp0.
General A. iIunil.ya, the Military G,:cr-
nor Of T"*a+, by letters patent ilrom Abe 'iis
ls;,' is supported 20 hc with then. H. a2~
issued ~ proclamation ar yet.
'i'irc people of Teas are turiin" M a>s
mGHSr 10 give the cnruy u wnrm rcc"r','...-.-
A. an evidence Gr What hes hcr, j ne, G,.u
Magruier l..7 advertised Cor ~. .',W hngcr.,c&.
fer his army.
\ Cotton Eurcsu, for the Trar; Miy1,--
sirpi Dcpartmcnt.' has been established u:
this city - l.icnicnnns General Su.!.i, -n,!.,r
:iG coni:"; Of Lieut.. r"iarrl ". ). iIutrn.ns.
IL = proposed 10 lazy Oh" halt oi .:i ,!,c. cat
ton IL th' State. ii It sprQ;hc,i gylIa'ar to b."
paid ltr ly the Co. lcdera!c Government "l:h
specie puyic2 tr'a''s.
The " inter RATS have set IN, rendering the
.cvcipc@;. u ilocls in nc $,a'o cAscetinkiy
difficult.
M fgk;ir;; las t:tk3n liace sirce the cap
ture ol Fort Espcrnrce, neaT Saura Ii'rt
fort was not deaignol incc; :. land atimcK.
lt vas evacuated after tiicc dar's bGruhrr!-
merit. without luss.
Gcncral Fr"' kiln, viii, his t,rrc - -,li
ncar Ne:- !!av,, :.nd Gcntrai l'Iyiar :- M
eve on his m6vCurcn..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-19
1T. GEN. FOLKS UHnER on AS>UM-
ING C0NMAND IN MISSlSSIprl
Hy@a. NERlnlAX. Miss.
D.. LIZ

The d;-iilgi:;s!rd General, vino has l,-oa
| in Charge "' t'ie Depar aGcr. uf tic S5uti-
west, ha7i.'@ been relieved, tic undersigned i.
by order o, lis Ex'cllcnty. he President.
assnIle- command.
| While !t'is 4 calsc rt regret ;hat We are IL.
| lose the servi.e. ui 10 expeGiancc,i AZ 5irsr.
gwen y feolir:. Of security ~ lhc E3:ar,me.,
and ccr,nan4cd the cor.:i,lcncc "l :,.n trosrr,.
yea, ~ 'hG:e services are 70 he transferred .u
!! mrra iniro.tant field. We shall oil withuus
| doubt submit - the s&rriti.c Will, chgcriu:
| acQuiGste teESe.
In taking charge &C ,hc Department. Il: .
Lieutenant Gcierai comman,i,ar IS ut i,.raT,
side ii the iiupnr;a,c,,acf the int,s de-. ,!,c
upon him, W The iiiicui.ics by wiit. &c j.,
surrounded.
The extent cC The tai:iro,2, gI:!,.;rc,i IA tti..
aamntnnd--its geographical. ;o.si.,.r. ;s, -r:
ports. lis 'ivcr rcas. IL lc.aur.e ., lacg. -.
ma:cr ia. ~iil untcucirC, a:ri ,....i ii:.'r. ,.,,
s.i,H,c i: Il tr;! If tie kishcs. nnr.l.ar..
| Lr he Con;y,i,I.rr in l.. military n.;.,g..
LIS lih"u!t! and cmharias,l..a, 5s. via
over hr: i:aY h,, m,r r.i iui',rrtt :.,r i...i.-
| ,m"un;ahlc. ClinrSrGhlr ma',!v .u H.. !.:-
t;:nes 81 Wa. they are 10 lie .,galj, ,,. - trn,.
ard tests OF the sincerity and Gtp.h al.
raracstr'>s "l rnr devotion tp IT. Gaa!
triumph. Reverse - vel. ~ >'r,rc,. a,,.
the a!lntr,cEiH nt 'r"r. 1T us .,s .r.., 80
future ray BE- III r. g,'rrema tiaai., ;.,...
And WHEN Nr rnrs.,...r the l..il .la.,It,
uuaii;c, ot' the rrny i.clong:t,s ~ Ria ...ui
iutnd. a'ili cal :" ,iis: IL" ,.'t, llnI,- r:
cli:.racicr which !ayr.,,rr d,s':rarif.. ,l..
20 l.uiati'n c"mprisr': wit; ~ j.. :".i,,. l.r
carOt lu' feel tEat i!'c t:nu i:,s crltn wien
81. pS ,EcIc is 80 ie :. moro i..y.Ta.,.c .r, ,.;
ot the whGci q E,rtunc. We pa. nryur;h-.
les, rcui"mner ttati !, wa> :, ma4.n, anon Z.
tho religion Of III" hrsihcn t,:tr lie mm.
h'gcd those ~i', i.,ifc' tilrrn c.,c 80. ;a,zl.
which he t'achin.s 70! - rnrc7 anat,r"r .;,i-',
have scrrcG ~ confirm :.Hi r,,t:i!ir.:,
Oar causc j. 10: lr3a ihc catisr uf ."uii. ...
h"r.,r, a;,d u! God. nov tiar, Il wn' ':.c ..i,.;
ia; 80 took ~, 'irmf Uyaiust lie t#ihar-g.
h"7'e Gf fanatics gnd : Puritan :JG Grrlp.,i
inf@c'8 whb have three years .nur..' :.
!espoi! us "c our r"'iiic.! .ri2A:s. r.b ~ ..
GU property. L"f!iny cur Tnrial !,r, aEi u,.r-
turn ard nrusll "n: alter. I'll" hate O.. shcar
inca has i.ui !ern :rhuta' l.y lie pfna!rr sI'
dCsota!;"n and iiHci. he'd uroA which II in.
led, Lut hns raIEcr Jce,l deere. 81 and iLigi"
sitcd.. From thcm, shon!d ihcy sre.rcH, W.,
are to expcr, n"thrg nnl universal ,ol..s,..~
ton cf our property, &!cc; sD,;al Gg&raG.5'a:
or death.
The Lieutenant General eCnmc ndiL:. .Lcrr-
JCIc confidently trusts thG; under u rcrsr u;
such hopeless :,4i"rc, tie Inspiration u: ga
just cause, and ;Lv encouragement :,&d "z:l,.-
pic IL %Ur noble " Mcii. w2" Cvc-Twh'r" =" we
gard cnr Invaders VIA .G.thi;g sad n h.r-
rancc, all past s,.cSaaCg- ar,Gag oursc.g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-19
AFFAIRS ~ LOUISIANA.

MorlLs, Jan. lG--Thc " Evening No.,r'
Ess :. special trOm Suni:. wli,h ss,s:
Taylor wa& - Alexandria on ,he 18Th. TOT.
tifviny. Franklin wa at New IBERIA. Que
division oil Banks men left New Orleans II.
Ito 5rs. THelvo 10 i!tcen thaus:Hd troops
..e encamrcd At Aglers, with ths auI.osri
pmrare yf III cEIcdit;ci, aeaiIrt MGt &c. i
large let ii traosTufta axe iu Lake Bo1.;u..
waiting fer coal. 4 large rurnbc. oi e'..t
Errecs have pbs.sd down. Eve gunby:.'s
are at The mouth OF Eld river Oar ca,ai.Y
Dashed into Baycr Sara on tho ".h, AID Gag
cured two specu'aior5. McaIviIia h,- been
sacked, and twenty men captured by tnare
huLdrcd i@Gkee> Ircm Na':hez. VIII Al
ems's cavalry pressed Ike enemy closely nyar
Baton Rouge, near which place hc captured
81 Lieutenant and fifteen men.
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TEE HlCHNONn ENQUIRER,
..GLI>uaD DAlil iEMi-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Ef Ifi.HR i ALLEGRE.
r e RM 3

So, ,o"-r - aes2.-f'or one year. thirty dollars
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-tA~a:.s eight IYljars. No subscription re.
as.r'3 10: !e75 -ti:n t!,rao moaths.
Sc.;-N aSELy.---GUr 1ne year, twenty dol
tr-- =: siI months, len dollars: for three
n. - :.:s do)ia-s NosaLseription received
i l>5> han ;a-ee months.
Ng~siv.--Eor one year, ten dollars; for
fix ra@s@s. i've dollars. No subscription
ro.:s;yg : .a-as than six months.
Ag2ut, aad news daaless are furnished at
!ha-,s'nf rln dollars por hundred copies.
49, - 1car:hc,a changing their Post Qfices.
~i.i q 2ase state tic name Of the Post Ofice e.
ai'HA t9ey hHyo been in the habit Of receiving
fj-.~ nsI,sr'.
- lae paper viii bs ateppcd in I'LL cases
::t.aH .aa f::.,c pail s,,r expires, and thoss Hho
Z. r.. s@.si' &; la wisacat tie paper uauss look
;e f;ii No! ,eaea tkkei- .ehsssrjnt;ons IN
.- = z
Sc ssCr,IEE: wn?ie papers are marked With
c7Jss VIII understand that their term of Sub
S3r.Pt:an il about 10 expire, and will remit
?;on,2t.i i .hcy wish their papers continued.
ADVERTISING:
+: ,yJr; ,ssi;.GG.:s viii lie iisei ted 1t the rate
g. Gsa Asaa& AND @IFrY CENTS per square,
l,cra.', ase-tson--e:.Lt lines (cr less) con-
.SsI aacc..
!" .s'~:s FAUST hc accompanied by the
~. - 41.4r"iSc they viii Ior DC attended to.
la, =. ,.jsiinf nlooay are sent as tae
s,.: ...r nj, - tH2ren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-19
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE samJarc ,aens
Of the city continues steady. One b;i .hre.t
and eighty nire 'shells we're fred .!'m
o'clock On Friday eT.rirC t. hi. ;.tcir",r.
One man MAS slightly wounded. TIE enemy
had again been On = rcc"nnCiterinc cxpr,ii-
ticn, and 4 new demonstration * expected -
The Yankees are still working cii Hrcsg. and
hsuting ammunition 10 hc Cumming 2oiE"
batteries. All quiet with tht fleet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-19
THE BLoCKADERS OFF WILMINGTON n
Flag OE TRUGE-

the fag of truce beat, lying Of City Point,
noticed in our paper Of yesterday, we under
stand brought up min :'een political prisoners,
the Belgium Consul. one Surgeon, and twenty
tons Of Express frcight-clothing and provi-
sions for tho Yankee prisoners, sent by their
respective families. She brought no corres-
prndence.
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Aeentlcman y from llinls county, on I"'S..'g
last says it Was rumprei Wien be itir thsr:,
that a negro regiment stationed ~ -, ir Wars
rem courty. had mutin,l ard Killed tseir whr':
officers, and that regiment 81 Witt fa:'rr.
l,ad been sent !cSu tn Qaall .hem. arr h. Ill
ed nssrlv all Of the n:2-oes f Brau''''a ne.uJ.
icau Tth
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OLUME LXI.---NUMnER is

our efforts for this ncb!e end, and lei us orIy
study Obstacles to ,aaquish ;hcm, ard inere
dulty TO ccnfound III
The "Moniteur" publishes the circular ci
NJ. Drouyn dc Lhuys, dated Sth December
the sense Of which agrees with The analysis
already published
The Earis "Pays" says tie Sultan Viii visi;
Paris for fortnight in April next.
The Bourse on ;he 2od was steady. Rcntcs
closed at 81. 40.