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OFFICIAL.
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ffnMoSb, september ~ ~, W.

"tTEhtB fBEfbS Xtnx.~.
kIenSoSb, september ~ Ise,
ENERAL ORDERS. No "a
N pursuance u General 0,l.gs NJ =, y In
Ifoin me AdJntant and Inseetsr. (,e,e,.,2 'a,asl
september II. lnGi, the undersigned -, ~ 'sre
ns other duties, hereby as ne4 co,nfo,, IN T.
oas.i.e-s y consumption and enrolment m thss,'
H. Distinct enrolling officer will vr,sea..I -,
70 complete the unti1ishcJ business rending
respective offices, and to turn over an All ,i We"
p,PeIs anu enee's 10 the Inspectors % Cous,1in,~
VINO VIII he assigned to their several diSt,ie, Pn'
III Local enrolling officers viii hers1f,as
an omeiai communications directly 20 tbe Corr,
dant OF Conseripts. O''''ii "a
~: The enrolling officer for each couu.y an IL.
wlll immediately transmit 10 liz - w
consTipts copy Of his Commission mi ~. ''1 d
7stnng iorth his age, whether OF not he ~ CO.,
% h.id service, and II not, the evidence ~ h.
tifement or assignment % light duty al -
aeSciipuFe ilsts Of all men employed by ht,, =,
'onsfiPt guards, clerks, OF othGrwj-C anil So,
Oh the orders assigning them 10 their ffrs.,,, ~
ties. f'' ''u' aa-
v Applications for assignment to duty a. c,--t,
ing oiheeis, clerks and conscript guard in Tho .
erai counties and cities viii be received f,,, sr ~
non-'oni'nlssiOned officers and ptlvate. hct,.'N
10 the reserve forces, who are between tn 80.
forty-hsc ana fifty years, from retired arI ~
duiy oncers and men, and from persons VII y.
not iiatie to military service. Such am hit
en' losing testimonials Of intelligence rll,..
htncSs, will be addressed 10 Colonel John {, a.
Cc'nm,niant OF Conscripts at Richmond D..
soldiers of the reserve forces may be assigned g. -
as acting enrolling officers, -p
NJ by virtue OF authority derived from Tho =
rotary OF War, all officers from the state 81 ",
who are retired, assigned to hight duty. supefr,,
airy or unassigned, are ordered 10 report IA ,-,t,
TO these headquarters within thirty days Strl rF
GERS falling to report within the PRESCRIBED ;n, ,
be dropped fiom the rolls. VIII
by command OF Brig lder-GeneraI KyHrtu
k, IL CATLtTT
oci-5t Assistant Adiutant-tion,,l
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AUCTION Bales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY 4. u. Cook, Auetioneer.

T. ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
1 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF HANDSOME FURNI-
TURE, AT TIE BALLARD HOUSE, AT PUB.
JE AUCTION, 10 BE MADE BY THE PRO
PRfEfORS FOR ANDON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
~ MAY cONcERN.-In consequence Of the Bal-
lard House not being reopened by new prop,letors
as was intended, the FURNITURE bought by such
parties with that object, also that bought BY all
other parties who have not complied with the terms
Of the sale announced, shall proceed 10 resell the
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF FURNITURE, &c,
20 left anealled for. beginning OH MONDAY the
10th day Of October, 1864, at 10 O'clock continuing
the sale each day at the same hour Much of the
stock w oi the very best with which the house
furnished, and Is we'll worthy the atts nti0n OF all
who need for their own use or wish to make profit
able investment There many elegant chamber
suites of
: Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany Watlrobes,
Rosewood aud Mahogany Bedsteais,
Cottage Bedsteads
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, marbie-tops,
Rosewood and Mahogany Washstands, marble
tops,
Rosewood and Mahogany PsIlor and Cane
Chairs,
Splendid Brussels Carpets,
Elegant Toilet Chamber Sets
Very superior iPiir and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Bolster1 and Pillows,
Counterpancs, Blankets, Sheets,
Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Mahogany, Extension, Dining and Centre Ia
bles,
Plated Castors, Forks and Spoons,
Chatting Dishes Dinner Knives.
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE will be sold to pay
charges. j. G.. TALIAFERRO & co,
II. Il. Cook, Auctioncer. Proprietors
N. B.-The DARKROOM FIXTURES arc offered
Tor sale privately until the day of sale
For terms, apply to the PROFRIETORS.
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h.s been compelled to leave that service

has been compelled to leave that service
because he Is gentleman, can show
much brighter militia y record than
Mcclellan There never was more dis
astrous failure, unless that Of Grant be
an exception, than the young Napoleon,
made near this city. After nine months
of the most elaborate preparation and
discipline, hc brought an army against
Richmond, which, in all the elements of
numbers, equipments and materiel the
Yankees have never been able since to
equal, and the result we know. The
man has science enough, but he lacks
nerve and decision; unlike Grant, who
possesses these qualifications, but is not
overstocked with brains Mcclellan can
not carry such a failure as his Richmond
campaign on his back and run well with
the Northern populace. Were his shout
ders en-fold more vigorous than they
are, such an old man Of the sea would
stranglc him to death inevitably. Nor
has his conduct since developed any
greatness and dignity Of character He
has been besetting the public ear with
a,terulous complaints of the manner in
which he has been treated, and ablectly
stopping to seek active employment Of
the hands which had ANONYMOUSLY dis
carded him. What contrast to Gene
raj Buell. who resigned and left the Fed
eral service, telling them to their teeth
that their mode of warfare was dis
grace to civilization, AID would end in
the destruction of liberty, and that he
would have nothing to do with it, 1t is
evident that, after all, Mcclellan is
mere Swiss and so he can secure the
provant and pay, with prospect of pc
litical promotion, is ready to serve any
master. That he would conduct the
war after more civilized fashion than
Lincoln, is, of course, in his favor; but
to suppose that any war, civil or uncivil,
can "restore the Union," is blunder
only second to crime.
The nomination of Mcclellan would
not satisfy any considerable number of
the Northern people. The war party
among them desire just such a war as
Lincoln has given them--a war of fat
contracts and public and private plumber
They do not expect to subjugatc the
South, but to swindle their own Govern
ment, and steal and rob wherever their
armies can occupy our territory. Greed
vengeance and fanaticism are their only
motives, and they want no such milk -and
water instrumcntalities as civilized war
fare. The peace men of the North DO
not want war of any kind; they see that
the prosperity and welfare of their sec
ton can never be restored by the sword. |
Mcclellan, therefore will not suit either |
party. N%1 r,
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q 4 etoeped ahort IN Mia advance upen

too, h stopped abort in hia advance upon
I.ynrhbnrg. The anaconda, il see'ps,
cannot be brought to work better now
than il did last Summer.
Great praise is due to these South
western Reserves. They have proved
themselves worthy OF their sires, and
those sircs were the men who turned
the tide of victory at Kings Mountain.
They have done more than this. They
have shown that they are an invaluable
arm Of the service, and that they can be
employed in many places where soldiers
of the line are employed, thereby reieas
ing thousands Of good troops a"d pia''''s
them at the disposal OF our generals.
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We have no means of knowing what

We have no means Of knowing what
General McClcllan's chances are for the
presidency of the United States
VI his qualifications for that honor we
can speak with more confidence. AS a
CIVILIAN, ne has, of course, no pretensions.
His best friends do not claim that he is n
statesman. But none of Lincoln's organs
could urge that as an objection. AS a
soldier, we do not dispute his theoretical
knowledge and his powers of organiza-
ton. In the field, and in tho handling
Of armies, he is not the first general in
the Federalservice. General Buell., who
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The Reserves immOrtalized themselves
at Saltville. They routed Burbridge and
all his ringers" horse, foot and dra-
COON. Abundant as the article was in
that region, they could not put grain of
salt on the tails of the flying blackbirds.
The coat-tails, We mean, which stuck out
SO straight that little boys might have
played marbles on them Burbridge, we
believe, was once great racer and
breeder of horses He never had racer
that could make such time as the asses
he led to slaughter made last Sunday. -
None of them looked back, for they had
heard of Lots wife, and thought they
might be turned into pillars of salt The
country, and the abundance of the COM
modify, no doubt suggested the doubt.
Burbridge and his rascally crew took "a
salt eel for their dinner" and then left
the drins. The country has since been
infested with birds Of the same color,
but greater responsibility. They are
turkey buzzards this time, and they
come in quest Of Yankee carcasses. From
this, we judge that the salt has lost It's
SAVIOR, otherwise there would not be such
a "melodious smell" in the neighbor-
hood. Poor Burbridge Echols treated
hun after very uncourteous fashion,
lie salted him first and then licked him.
That muniicent patron of the grave
L'eutenant-General Ulysses Grant, it will
be recollected, tainted the Conlederacy
with its scarcity of men, and charged il
with defrauding the grave. Now. we
have no. doubt the Lieutenant General
thinks it a sad thing to cheat the grave.
II is thing he never does himself, and
never likes to see done. He therefore,
probably, feels obliged TO General Echols
for the present he has made to the grave,
IN which ne seems to have personal in
terest But probably his obligation will
not be so strong on another score. Gen
eral Echols has snapped link in the
chain which he was striving to cast
around Lee. The rupture is decided,
md there appear to be no means Of re-. |
storing the shattered links. Sheridan,
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TANTEp

WANTED TO LET OUT A HORSE
w 10 some person in town who will feed hun
For his services. Address o. dispatch office.
So 6--lts
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DARE AND CHOICE BOOKS

W. DAVIES x SONS BOOKSTORE,
No. lSS MAIN STRFF1, T.. II. TAYLoR's OiD SrlNp
Slakspeare's Complete Works, seven volumes
Al!lson's History of Edrope, itom 1850 to 1915.
AiisOnS History Of Europe, from tie iall Of Ma
poleon to the accession OF LouIS Napoleon
Boswelrs Life OF Johnson, London edition.
A1dison's Complete Works.
Modem British EsSayists-T alfourd ana Ste
phen. Carlyle, Jeffrey, Wilson, Macaulae,
Allison, Sidney Smith, Macintosh.
Locks Essays.
Percy's Retiques of Ancient English Poetry.
Milton's Poetical Works.
Macaulay's England.
Riycs's Life OF Madison.
Ilvng's Washington, five volumes
GIbbonS'S Rome, SIX volumes,
HuInc'S England, six volumes.
talimitics and Quarrels of Aulhors-D Israeli,
London edition
Cole'ilge's Dramatic Works.
Lodges Portraits, eight volumes- BoLn's Lon
don edition.
Chtmbors's Miscellany, twcTity volumes.
Hamiiton's Fairy Tales-Iondon edition.
Poe's miscellaneous Works, four volumes
Wilson'S Miscellanies, three volumes,
Works of Dean Swiftly Milford illustrated
Poetical Works OF Louisa f. Ianion-illus-
tiated
Great Truths by Great Authors
NocteS AmbroSlann, five volumes
MoOfe's Political Works,
BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Oc G-tts
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NOTICE TO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS

NOTICE TO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
~ AND THEIR FAMILIES. The VIRGINIA
ARMY AGENCY, at the OLD columbian Hotel -
corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, provides II
WAYSIDE HOME for Virginia soldiers passing
through this city, stores surplus army baggage, and
distributes contributions sent through Richmond to
Virginia soldiers in the field, at hospitals. Con-
tributions must be marked to the of the under
signed to give him control of them Many are
lost for want of proper direction.
This Agency has no control over packages sent to
the - Soldiers Relief Association or any other
such organization, aud cannot, therefore, prevent
the loss of any so sent. A. s. BUFOkD,
Sc 1S-eod6tf Virginia Army Agent
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" ANTED, SCHOOL. BOOkS.-We
w wish 10 procure
- Green's Analysis,
IL Wes's Chemistry,
Cievelands Compendium Of English Lite
rature
Tytlel's Universal History,
Rubbins's Guide to Kuowledee.
MISSES GRATrAN.
N. Is III the above mentioned School Books or
any OF them, are left ut bookstore we will paw
far price for them. WEST & JOHNSTON,
oc o-H li5 Main street
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REAL ESTl1 TIE FOR SALE

EOR SALE, desirable COTTAGE
Il RI SfDENCE, on the corner Of Clay and Thlr-
heth streets, Church Uill, fronting on ThiIteth
street eighty feet six inches AMI running back
on Clay street hundred and thirtytwo feet. The
house contains FIVE rooms. Out. house, consist of
Brick Kitchen, with two rooHs Wood and Coal
House, aud pump of good water in the yard Pos
session given immediately. For terms, apply to
T.. G. LARUS,
On Thirty-second and Clay streets.
p. S.--it not sold III ten days, wall be rented.
Sc 23-eod6ts
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TREASURY DEPARFMtSr.
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,

Richmond, August 3, lsGI. J
fERT1F1CAGESOF INDEB1 FDNFSS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANIMAL
INTEREST AND tkEE FROM TAXATION II
the fourteenth section of the act TO reduce the cur
renoy, approved February II, 1857 the S,.it,r,y =
the Treasury Is authOr,zed 10 issue the above ,.y
dcates payable two years after the ratification 81
treaty OF peace with the United States They c,,
not be sold but are only 10 be issued 20 such feb
tors OF the Government are willing TO receive n,
same III payment of their demands They must ala,
be given at par, though free from TAXATION
The attention OF purchasing agents and ilsbBrl-
ING officers Of the Government is called TO this ll-
fpublic securities Offering peculiar adysIt.o-s
to those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the use Of them ,hf,k
drawn by disbursing officers upon the dsTo,,ta,,e,
holding these funds, and marked across the flf,.
payable IN certificates of indebtedness viii h.
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depostaries are hereby authorized aud required
to comply with this regulation, and b make appl-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates n,
required. tSlgnedI q. A. TRENHOLM
au IT'S Secretary OF Treasury
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UST RECEIVED AT J. MEYERS
- DRY GOODS STORE, No us BROAD
STREET, ONE DOOR FROM THE CORNER or
SIXTH, an assortment of Red, Blue and White
Flannel, Of all grades and variety OF Children's
Morocco and Calfskn Shoes also, quantity of Shoe
Thread Gun Caps, Playing Cards, Round Combs,
Dressing Combs, Pocket Combs Clark's Black Glaze
Spool Cotton, Elastic Suspendsrs, Bluestone Pre-
serve Jars, and the usual assortment found in we'll
appointed dry goods and fancy store. So 29-6ts
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LOST, .STRAIED AND STOLEN

STRAYED from the Stuart Hospital, Old
~ Fair Grounds, the 9th instant, TWO
tOWS-one large Red Mich Cow, with a few
white marks; the other rather smaller spotted red
and white. Whoever will give information ut The
hospital which Will lead to the recovery of the
will receive one hundred dollars reward.
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A co i NTRY RESIDENCE FOR
IA SALE-A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, containing five rooms, with all necessary
onL-buldings, fifty 20 one hundred acres OF land
attached, within quarter of mile of Fluvanna
Courthouse. For particulars apply to OF address
81. S. Il" Palmyra, Fluvanna, Virginia.
sc 3-3tawtS
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BLOCKADE! BLOCKADEii

BLOCKADE! BLOCKADEii
BELEIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.
We have lately received from Wilmington and
Baltimore large selection Of SHOES and now have
the largest stock in the South.
500 pairs Of LADIES' French and English CATERS
200 pairs OF superior Morocco Bootecs,
300 pairs of Misses Leather Shoes, with ether
kinds and qualities.
800 pairs Of Gentlenen's Caltokin CATERS This
is decidedly the best Shoe imported
go pairs OF Boys low-luarter English Shoes,
30o pairs Of Army and Servants Shoes
with large assortment oil
Eeckties, Drawers, Understands,
Mems Felt Hats and KID Gloves,
Shoe and other Iaces,
Handkerchiefs, Buck Thread,
Eyelots, Machine Silk,
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs,
Matches, French Calfskins, &c, sc.
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HEADQUARTERS RrsFEyE FoRcss
October $, 1861

HEADQUARTERS RESERVE FaReys
October 5, 1861
NPECIAL ORDER, No. I02-The con,
~ mencement OF the next regular scss,,u -
virginia MILITARY INSTITUTE hsyiu. b.,
postponed until the LIST Of November u.yt IA
CADETS who are not under seventeen y..,rs -
e, and not already assigned to duty in the G-il E
orders from the War Department OF fgn n
headquarters, are hereby required to report wttI,
delay, to Major l. q. PEYION, cornrnai lem, ~
Camp OF instruction at Camp Lee near kehuars
Tor Immediate and temporary field service ts4.,,
under seventeen years of age are also earncslv ,,
vlted to report at once for asst Tment 10 duty
An iufioughs ami exemptions heretofore sraniri
to Cadets are, by command of the Secretary of ~
revoked. ~'
The Cadets viii be released from field service Nv
or before, the commencement Of the session Of tie
Institute
BY command Of Najor-General KFMrER.
X. II. CATLETT
DC lit Assistant hdIutant-tfrucr,I
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TREASURY DrPARTxyNF,
GnNrIrIAIr, al,I N. IT,. -. 4 ,.n....-- .

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. ,
DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BOMBS, UNDER InF
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
lAW.-Deposits on call viii be received by the
Treasurer III this city, Assistant TT1asuiers NJ
Charleston AID Mobile, and the Dcpusitaries Il
Wilmington Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will b. Issiai
for the same, bearing interest ut the Of four per
cent. per annum, aud secured by the hypothraatiou
Of an amount OF the above bonds equal to thr uu
OF these loans. The bonds TO be set aUalt by tie
Treasurer, and the proceeds when cold, applied ,A-
ciusivciy to the payment OF the said C6rt,ii,,,t,-
The security and convenience afforded g. L,bk7
AMI Other corporations, and To the pubic l,uerq,
by TINS mode OF temporary investment, and Ii, II.
feet OF the measure, II generally adopted m k,ey
ing the currency within moderate bounds il Is haIi
will eOned Ia the favorable constellation Vi sbe
community and secure their prompt co-0Ue,atipn M
carrying II into effect. q, A. TRENHOLM
Secretary OF the Treasury
RIehAosD, July p, 1864. - au22-ls
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ERENCH HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

INRENCH HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Il No. 1876 MAIN STREET, RIcHMoND, Va
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIES' HAIR.
SlAMPOOlNG and HAIR bIEiNG i'll the latest
Paris style; BRAIDS, CURLS, WIGS, TOUPEES,
&c, repaired and made to order short notice and
on liberal terms The proprietor respectfully calls
the attention OF his friends and customers TO the
tact that he has put UP private saloon, attached 10
his establishment, exclusively for ladies.
N. B.-Iadies' private entrance by the side door
All work left at this saloon will be warranted TO
Ii made superior TO any III the Confederaey.
Oc 3-Gt+
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by L. H. Luck & Co., Auctioneers.

by L. H. Luck & Co., Auctioueers.
OWING TO PARTIES DESIRING
~ to raise money, will sell, on FRIDAY
MORNING, at No IS Main street, n lot of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, such as. &"
Cooking Stoves, Bedsteaas, Bureaus,
Clothing, Shoes, Chewing Tobacco, &c.
ALSO,
a lot of good Oil Cloth, in good order, ana
One complete set of Chinaware, a. pieces, new,
Gold and Silver Watches, &c.
Those wishing to send us goods for sale will
please send them i'll Friday morning-say by 8
O'Clock L. III. LUCK q CO Auctioneers
CHARLES A. GWATKIN, Esq, is a partner in
my business from this date, ana may always be
found at No So Main street. where he with be pleased
to see ms friends. l.. III. LUCK & co.
Richmond, October 6, 1861 ocG
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NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF
/ HANoVER.-I viii make a distribution of
COTTON YARNS, &c, among such Of the citizens
as have forwarded to me their orders on WEDNEss-
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 5th, 9th ari
9TH Of October, 1864, at Ashland, and mt the same
time will receive further orders. l have small
surplus of COTTON YARNS on hand
w. II. WYNN,
Commercial Agent for Hanover county.
or At
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RUNA VA Us.

- UNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
l. scriber the oath instant, at Manchester, boy
HENRY; about sixteen years Of age; five feet high;
nearly black; slender; long face and thick lips; on
right left side a wen about the size of a walnut:
has eruption his skin, resembling mus.luto bites
When the said boy left he had a soldiers Jacket
and common cotton shirt, rather light-colored
pants, old hat and shoes; all Of which clothes were
very dirty.
will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the
present Confederate currency for the apprehens;on
and delivery OF said BOY to Messrs LEE & ROW
MAN, Richmond, OF in any Jail so can get him.
SAID boy was sold by Messrs Hill, Dickinson &
Co for james sGray's sons. He is supposed 10 he
lurking about Richmond, or at Mr. Mallory's. on The
Mountain road, ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives in Manchester where he has sIs,ar
living with Mr.. Rowlett Winfree.
Sc 27-l2ts JACK uAIv
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Treasury DrrARTnrsTl

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMfRtcA
Richmond, Va, August 90, lS6il ;
ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
u INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
AfPROVED JUNE 49, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY Ii, 1861 TO TX
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BOND5-
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act OF May 10, 1861 desiring to exchi..s
them for coupon bonds, will assign them IN IT,,
manner pointed out i'll the printed endorsement yl
the back OF the certificate, TO the Confederate
States OF America, in exchange for coupon bond.
and cause them to be presented 10 the Declset q
the Treasury Department, who will theiPup0n u.
compliance with the provisions Of the act ii Jane
rs, 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount spech~i
IN the registered bonds SO assigned.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary OF the Treasury
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YNO THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
Il PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND am ordered by General
w. II. Richardson to enroll in the "PKINTERS'
GUARD" "ail PRINTERS AND OTHER En-
PLO4EES OF the various printing establishments
Vi the city, between the ages OF sixteen and fty-
five ioho are not IN other organizations" Those
affected by this order, who have not done So will
come forward at once and enroll their names
&c SIT L. r. WALKER ttaptain
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By Hill, Dickinson * Co., Auctioneers.

MISERABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
4 SALE AT CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE,
VIkGiNIA.-Will be sold, under decree OF Char
lotte county Court, on FRIDAY, the 18th of Octo-
Der, 1864, the HOUSE AND LOT at Charlotte Court
house belonging TO the estate of James j. Word,
deceased. The LOT contains one acre, upon which
is comfortable Dwelling HAVING five rooms III good
repair. Also, kitchen, stable and brick black
smiths shop.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
Sc 23-St' X. ). GOULDING, Commissioner.