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DUBLIC SALE EOF LANDS
THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTRICT, SO; tn CAROLINA

Of the United States Of the % date
s5 9s ess cose
slGp Of 1i.eet rs5es in 1nsarEsctienary Districts
.Ppro,ed June !, 1852, and Of the act amendstoriy
Ct ane ss,a sm;;b ss, 1RPT1oysd FabEusEy 1853
b.sret South csroas
sse held the Of
Aforesaid. in the town Of Beaufort, Parish Of St.
commencing on the 18th day of February, 1854, sf
10 O'Clock of said day. for the disposal of the
following tracts or parcels Of land, to wit:
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
The Marion Chaplin Place, the Daniel Pope Place,
ses n assre iss t1RP plas
s. Island, the Dathaw Inls aud Dathaw Point.
ON LADIES' IsLAND:
Bluff Farm. Palmetto Island, the Wig Place,
ss Re5
tf ssthewood Pine @ Land, the Sam Pine Land and
land WI, be sold subject to the h 'fs1ts
states to cut and remove the wood and timber
,nerefromi without compensation TO the owners.
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
:. The Henry Stewart Place, spring Hin, otaheits,
fslana the the
Lloyd Field, Murkle Bush. the Retreat, the bills
ffysrs
Woodward, Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land.
NQoGl&0Q, ana Tie Ilne SL<nQ tract, except two
hundred acres Of the same heretofore redeemed
from the tax sale by Frederi k A. Eustis; Harbor
lslani Fripps Island and Caper's Island, The
ST six tracts of land will be sold subject to the
right of the United States to cut and remove the
wood and timber therefrom, without compensa-
ton to the owners.
The lands TO be sold com prehe nd in all about
twenty three thousand acres. They are to be sold
IN divis or parcels not to exceed three hundred
and twenty acres to any one purchaser Said sale
will not be Kept open longer than sixty DAYS from
tAe commencement OF the same.
AND we do further make known and declare thSt
De said lands will be set up for sale at dollar
sn0 twenty bye cents an acre each, and that the
same will not be sold unless the bids advance be-
y9nd that sum- and that when any tracts or lots
OF land have erected thereon dwelling house a
barns and Q thtr r out houses the same will be an
praised at the cash value thereof and in ca anv
Of the said lots or tracts of land n which the SAID
buildings are erected shall fail, when offered for
sale ,e aforesaid. to be bid up TO a sum eaual 10
same Will De withdrawn from this sale ' -o
,ns Com nishehers reserve single bid to be
pubiiely made by them, or by their authority. on
each parcel or tract of land offered for sale OF
sum as they n ay deem eligible not Jess then
one third of the appraised value An
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort
Aforesaid, this Ssn Ssy 81 nseember, A. D., 1868.
w WORDING,
WM. HENRY BRISBANE
y. g. Direct Tax Com missioners far tha
cs 10 laW2m Is ~ Dntr1et OF South Carolina
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GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsyludnsd Avenue, near WalaTds Hotel.
Also Of tie New Chestnut st. Thsitsr, hfG.0f Phiia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TT TIE H.n.s.s .nnsus C. With allied pleasure
eminent young kk AnffiSan sbWiF FFrBfsSsSsriaHR, BSSrH,,
who VIII n3SspI9 nsR3Ssstp5 " EVENING, Feb. IS,
il bri.ney Of IDEAS perfseson Of s1pPs:
81 Sa
To t.
se 5 b; sss h: Wee
braces the 'SI1s"Hf aR 6asRnGs snns9s saRsSN
frog late 'o'ef MR frEiok in PHILADELPHIA
from the sss tt1ss Ffo1 Thss fkss1bn
ffen late Sss PIHoTbss iHtoe555ns h%En s9Ss
ard all the Old Fsvorites, whose naues viii Be
found in the fa1s ~ VssfN Il
TIE rss, r nee viii consist of shakspsare f's
HAM LET,
In which he is uneqsisd by any living setorJ :1'A
FoRD's NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA nv.
POSITIVELY TN LAST WEEK
MRS. d. FLOWERS.
THIS EVENING, February IS. 1884.
First psrform nance In Wa hin gton for many years
of Mrs Covleys Gale brated comedy. icaEefaliy Ar
ran nged in three acts entitled.
BOLD STROKE FOB HUSBAND
Bus ported b. the unsqualed COM D.ny. 70 conc ne
''u's Win LILO 4 K SxaULAR FIX.
re.norro-, h0;ss ;sss ;';sassSt sISts
JANE sHORE. ............MRS d. P. BOWERS
Ajicis. ....--- .-.-..---.. Miss Alice Grey
SPECIAL NOTICE Tho g aborate pre- eparAtions
for the prod ion Of Lsster Wallack great play of
ROeEDALE;
On, THE RIFLE BALL.
being nearly com pleted til maaa Se mont announces
its performance for Monday, the 2sd inst.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE primary ward
meetings throughout Baltimore last night re-
suited in electing unconditional Union men as
delegates TO the city convention to select dele.
gates to the State constitutional con venrion,
and 10 the state convention looking to the Pres.
idebtial nomination, all of whom favor imma-
diate emancipation and Abraham Lin coin for
President Lincoln and Chase are the only
names mentioned as candidates for the Presi.
depcy
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Mutiny in Gen. Johnston,s Army.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 2-There was serious
disturbance in Johnston's army at Dalton, on
the 9th inst. 1t seems that the I'd Kentucky
regiment refused, en- mdsse, to be cons cripted in
the rebel service, and they were placed under
guard OF the goth Alabama regiment Colonel
Woodward, Major Lewis, and three captains
OF the I'd Kentucky fired their reyolvers into
the Alabama regiment, killing and wounding
II men. Both regiments then pitched into each
other in a general fight.
Lo, gstreet is being contin ually reinforced as
rapidly as possible, but he has avoided any
demons tration this week.
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CBHAT REDUCTION IN PRI lRs

Point Collars, Gets snd Handk ksrchie.s
Thread Lace bArbe., Coifsurs and Veie
Plain. Embroidered and Valencia Hand ssrot lar
Infspts' Robes and Waists,
Bfeel ard 0rny1 Plus 1srdrops And Combs
keo large stock Ct Head sssss the lasest ssy
The above goods will be sold at loS pri.es to YS-
dpce ste ek. A call Ia solicited.
1s Hashst SPACE, (Pean agsnus1
NE between eth aod eth streefa,
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.

V8ptuTG Oh SOHC OF tNe H0DDefS Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Train
NEW YORK, Feb. IA special dispatch to
the Herald, dated Headquarters West Virginia,
to-day, has the following:
A portion of the guerrilla party that stopped
the tram on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and robbed the passengers. was overtaken and
captured in q few hours after the robbery was
committed. From the best information it does
not seem they numbered over thirty eight. We
got ten Of them prisoners Our cavalry bands
are still on the hunt. They consist Of the chiy-
airy and rebel sympathizng Baltimoreans.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

~THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEa
uS Of Georgetown, D. c.. having met in con
Vention to nominate ndidates 1T the approaching
municipal election to be hell on the 22d instant,
have nonnstsd mi ana respectfully submit to the
UkCoN OPTIONAL UNION TIoKEr:
For ALDERMEN -
GEO W. BEALL
PETER BERRY,
HENRY KING,
RILEY A. sHINN.
= 6aL5s,447sNTs.
xvi S1vTs, S1vTssS0'
SHHs R1SsstHN ): HMatfsa
%. HlIeTON,
eoan a5G HI1k HkkhHhaY,yr 81
CHARLES MYERS,
CLEMENT A. PICK,
fe l2-st" IDWAKD j. sHO1MAKER.
THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
against negotiating the following CHICKS
and MOTIFS, ss they we're stolen from my counting
room on he night Of the 11th inst.
payable % the order ot Hyde { Dsvid:on. dated
Up Earth GLOW q Check on Riggs Co.,, payable
to the order OF John b. Davidson dated Feb. lIth,
Note Justin. 1E.uaen burger, dated Feb. lat. 1851
payable to order HYDE Davidson. for S57 s..
W. II. Uppermans note, Jan. I'd, 1861, favor Of
HYDE l. Davidson, for S7s.
I'VE Wn ngps rmsn note, Nov. s'th, 1851, favor
". d Uppsrman 3 note, Nov. seth, 1851, favor of
Hyde and Davidson, for @63.79.
O. PEarnard's . note, Nov. 18th. 1868, 80 days, IA
'S5 Dr,a nc9e fSF soas s , favor
fe u St. JOHN B. DAVIDSON
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81 Dean Afford has written a book called
1.-The Queens EF glisb," in which he complains
bifnrly OF The ne wspaper press Tor corrupting
TIA. larenase. He chsTges editurs with dkre-
eaTdns fpe, manly So ron and using long
La IN W oIds: in short writing in '.vttiated
and prs stentious etyies,-this Language OF his
owp, by the way, containIng but single wori
Of Saxon srieiB.4sls.5..at fr,5. Z 81 ssf.s
n. MainssAa aa 1aoaQ rnsa In the navy.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This escelient Family and News Journal,
containing q greater variety Of interesting
rssetne than can hs fGqad in any other, 10
publishse On Friday morning
1t invariably contains the aWsshius:on
News" that has made the daily Evxmss
SrAR circulate SO generally through oat the
country. -sg&
TERMS.
Cash, i.rdsiaS.y IN adrdse<.
single copy, per annum.........t1 50 ~
Single copies, In wrappers, FIVE CaSTs.
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n HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
j hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columb bia.
letters Of administration the person al estate Of
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day of January next: they
of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of January,
4. D. 1864. ELIZA NJ l.. BOUCHER
tss,.,s,. JOHN J. .ss1aHs g;1;st,..o,
0RpHANs' COURT. Feb. Cd lsss-DlsrsIor or
case Of BENJAMIN 4. Mayaela, e1scu tor of eusAna
Hayfeld deceased, the executor aforesaid has,
With the appreciation OF the Orphans Court OF
Washington county aforesaid, appointed SATUR-
distribution of the estate of said deceased
and Of the assets in hand as far as the same have
been collected and turned into money; when aud
notified to attend 4 lat the Orphans Court Of
properly vouched or they may otherwise by Law be
week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous
Test: 20. ROBBiNs,
fe 5-law3w Register OF Wills
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
ington county. in the District Of Columbia letters
OF administrat on the personal estate of Georg.
Ogden Deeth. late of Washington city. D. c., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. or
before the 23d day of January next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from a benefit Of the
Given under my hand this 2sd day of January,
ja Is lawsw. EDw.w DEETa
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bv j. y. MeHU IRI q CU., AuctioneeFs
VERY VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY
v At fEB coRSER OF PENN. AVENUE 4Ep TwsN-
~ YEIRsT sIkkEr AT AUCTION. On WEDN E8
DAY AFTERNOON. February l0th, at 4 O'Clock
On the premises, shall sell the whole O. Lot O.
%, In square 75 except the western II feet, front
ING 50 feet inches on Penn avenue, ard y feet 8
inches on Twenty frat street. and containing 9si
square feet.
This Lot is beautifully locsted for dwellings,
and is capable Of division into four rsble build
ipS lots
Terms One third cash; the rem ainder In six and
twelve months with interest, secured by deed Of
1rust on the premises.
Convey snces at cost CT purchaser. Title unsx-
e7 &c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th, same hour and place
fe lid ]. c. McG UIkE CO., AUcts.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers,
eUTLDRS WILL FIND
H. 4. DOWNING & CO.'S
ONCENTRATE CLAM
70 B1 4 MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLl 70
THEIR TRADE.
Il sells very rapidly. and La the most economies
syts~is dietf the ofResr's mess. II IL prepared
o one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Ckovdsr. II 10 highly recommended b. Army
Surgeons. FAs profits are large.
81. A. DOWNING & co.:
Manufacturers Of Concentrated 1ood
No. Ill Hast 18th st., New York.
o, eals ~ BARBOUR & EIMMIe, Ecls kaeras
Is Louisiana Avenue,
Sc ea-h WaShip gton D. a.
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- ITTlNH0UE FAINT i CO..
b 4 N 4 RS,
no. $50 PlNN8YLVANIA AvlNUI,
VIII continue to furnish
q. q. FIvE-TWENTY BONDS
A. Ions Issued Government, ut D4T.
g. Coupon 6's OIL
q. .. 7-S0 Treasury Notes.
O. 8. Certificates of II dsbtedness,
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
axehanae on al parts Of Europe and tho NortAs,
Cities sold In sums 10 suit purchasers.
Stocks and Cold bought In New York exclusive.
On CeEmission,
tyy kITTANHOUSx. PANT Z 90 I.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

1ssRgHs. rf2s5 e sosfs
Gs.'s s:s1ss.1 s !.
IN sssssr q ns
sfss sna vsI cont s ssa sell al
,sylendia "Er.rd" yqu Grand Plane Porte, bu.
bapssS suite of made fan Gilt rarni
sisst Side Chairs. Ssished In Kiah and yellow
Two magnificent Carved and Gilt Marble Top
Two heavy SILK Curtains. to match, lined with
six large Gilt Frame French Plate Mirrors
-Four Gilt Corner Stands, Gilt and Embroidered
ilsgsnt Turkish p.r!or Suite. com ,.isins Sofa,
as:Asd Il s'as rf Biaa 'fii SIT. ''is vita
semprisns sois. four Arm e'' and .shs Fsrot
suystio, o.. Carved Dinips Room SUITE, consist
~ foot E!tsnsion Table. and twelve Morocco COW
Splendid Rosewood Bookcases. Writing Desks,
Morocco covered Arm, Revolving, Library. snd
S sssatiiai h Paintings. 1nxr.vinss, Vases, Urns,
BI9ssel., and thrse; ply CARPETS thEorg hout.
Its.ns GieSor oiosss. WITT Iaansisd Painting.
Buel Card Table. superior WhAt-nots.
Superior Walnut and Mahogany mirror front
WArdrobee.
Handsome Mahogany Bedateacs. with Spring
mattresses and Canopiee.
Beautiful dressing Tables, W&shGtsnds, pris
dieu.
Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, and Pillows.
Toilet Setts, Fire Irons. DC.
AT IL O'CLOCE-
Pair Of Fine Grey Carriage Eorsss. ssV.n and
sight years old.
Family Carriage. Robes. Harness. &c.
The House win be open TO visitors On WEpNEs-
DAY, u g nth instant.
Terms cash.
fel9 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets.
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SPECIAL EOTIcE-Ths aborste preparations
for the prod tion Of Lester Walack great play
ROeEDALE;
On, THE RIRLE BALL.
being nearly com pleted til o manage mont announces
its performance for Monday, the nd inst.
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~ MainsAas TO- 600 msa in The navy.
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.- NOTICE.
LONDON ASSURANCE
AND
RACHEL, THE REAPER,
viii be produced Immediately.
THURSDAY, February ls.
BENEFIT or THE
LADIES' SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

PRIOIS or ADMISSION,
Dress Circle and PArqu te .-----. 30 oents
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs..... rs cents
Private BoXes.---- $5
Doors open at O'Clock; to begin at O'Clock.
Box Once open every day from 10 until O'Clock.
where seate may be secured three days in ADVANCE
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Te-morrov, Rowe's tragsdyof
JANE SHORH.
JANE SHORE. MRS. D.P BOWERS
Alicia Miss Alice Grey
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y. 3. Direct Tax Com missioners far tha
De le law2m District Of South CsroI;ps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
New Nnrk LIN O

view fofR, Jan. ~.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana, 10th
arrived tits evening.
The Mexican news relative to the de-
feat OF Juarez's army and the flight OF
Juarez, is confirmed; but another account
via Iampico states that Juarez's troops
were successful a. Papantla Tezentlan
Te'ela, Deoro, and Cuescallan, and have
also captured the lows of Tepale,an md
Hualuaham from the French.
The rebel steamers Alice and Little
Lille are at Havana waiting chance to
run the blockade.
The rebel stermers Sally, Fannie, Scotia
and Hazia had arrived at Nassau prior 10
the 9th inst. for Wilmington, reporting
the difficulties of running the blockade
there have increased, but that a successful
way is still open.
The Bahama Herald mentions that the
rebel steamer Don had undoubtedly been
caught or destroyed by the Tioga.
a large quantity of guupowder had
been seized at Havana intended for the
rebels, and man named Dover was also
arrested
The English Consul at Havana is about
dispatching the steameas Cumberland and
Lantern, both laden with the powder, DC.
and the former il is believed is intended
,or aTr'vateer; but their departure is de-
iayed owing to the presence OF the gun
boat De Soto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
Unian Sentiment in Mississippi and Tex.
ADVANCEMENT of Refugees.
New ! ork. Jan. q

New ork, Jan. Zb-
The New Orleans Era gives the state
ments Of Union refugee just from Mis-
sissippi.
He says fully one half Of the popula
ton Of that Sta.e left at home are strongly
Union, and the women are especially bit.
ter against JEFF Davis. Hundreds oil
Mississippians were in the woods to es-
cape CONSUMPTION.
The Era has intelligence from Texas
through Rev. Mr.. McRae, of Port Seneca,
who says there is an overwhelming Union
sentiment in Western Texas
A number of Union men have been i'm.
prisoned by order OF Magruder for pub
fishing book called Common Sense. .
Fears..for their safety were entertained, as
the sons OF the South had voted to hang
them
Much mutiny exists among the rebel
soldiers in Western Texas.
Magruder was concentrating his forces
on Brazos river, thirty miles from the
coast, and entrenching.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
speech 81 gen. Meade

In his speech at Philadelphia on Tues
day evening Gen. Meade remarked
"As said when | took command OF
the Army of the Potomac, / say to you
now, have no pledges to make. When
| return to my army all can say is that
we will do the best we can to suppress
the rebellion, and to overthrow ali those
whose who are in arms against our com.
mon country to have our flag respected
aud have it wave over every foot of ground
from the Canadas to the Rio Gran de, and
the gold sands of the Pacific. The BAN
ner of the Stars and Bars we will number
among the things of the past, and the re-
bellion, with all its associations, will be
remembered as things that have existed,
but have no longer any being.
What we need is men. | want YOU
here, all Of you, every man of you, how
ever small may be his influence. to send
recruits to the army. The more we get
the better will it be for that army, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Blockade Runners at Havana--Mili-
tary and Political Affairs in xouisi-
ana. &c.
New York, Jan. 19

New York, Jan. ~.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans, Goth, via Havana, 9Th, arrived
last night.
She was detained three days by Gen.
Banks to carry dispatches, and sixteen
hours at the mouth Of the Mississippi by
a fog.
She left at Havana the steamers Eagle
and Corsica from New York.
The blockade schooners Isa-
bella and Union-had arrived at Havana
with cotton. The latter was chased to
HAVANA by the gunboat De Soto.
A report at Havana said the steamer
Harriet Lane was expected from Calves
ton with cotton.
The propeller Boston, captured at the
mouth Of the Mississippi several months
ago, and taken to Mobile, had been made
into gunboat by adding fifty feet to her
length.
She would soon be ready to run the
blockade and make an attempt to capture
some Of the New Orleans mail steam
ships.
Gen. Banks had issued proclamation
for State election for Governor and Con-
gressmen for Louisiana on the 22d of
February.
Major General Reynolds had assumed
command of the defences Of New Or
leans
The occupation of Indianola unop-
posed, by Gen. Warren, is confirmed.
The town of jacksonville, La, on the
north side OF Lake Ponchartrain, had been
captured without resistance and garri-
soned by our forces.
The expedition consisted of portion
of the 18th Maine, 9th Connecticut, two
batteries of convalescents of the 18th
corps, the Massachusetts 18th battery, q
battery of United States artillery, and a
company Of the ID Louisiana cavalry, all
under command of Col. Bingham of the
Maine 18th.
The 9Th Of January was observed at
New Orleans by a salute.
y great Union mass meeting was held
the same evening.
Ia his order for a State election, Gen.
Banks says he is fully assured that more
than tenth Of the population desire the
earliest possible restoration of Louisiana to
the Union. he declares 30 much of the
constitution and laws of the State as re-
cognize, regulate and relate to slavery,
being inconsistent with the present con-
dition of public affairs, and plainly map
plicsbe to any class now existing within
it, limits, are imperative and void.
The General also appoints Conven-
ton for the revision OF the constitution TO
be held on the first Monday of May
uext.
Arrangements will be made for an early
election Of members OF Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
Baltimore, Jan. 20

The dispatches from Washington to the
New York papers announcing that large
purchases of the Santa Clara Quicksilver
Mining Co. have been made recently in
New York are mere canards to bolster a
fancy long since exploded.
At meeting of the stockholders to-
day the Indebtedness of the association
was stated to amount to 100000, nearly
half of which is due on mortgage ex-
piring during the present month. Un-
less the stockholders submit to heavy
assessment the property must pass into
other hands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Arrival of Printer from Richmond
Terrible Condition of the Confede-
racy--The Beginning of the End.
Times Special. /

Washington, Jan. 49,
An intelligent printer who has arrived
from Richmond says the rebels are push
ing INTO the field every male from 10 to
TO. Lees army mas not received much
reinforcement, but Johnsonas army has
been heavily augmented. lie has no doubt
the rebels will soon consent TO an ex-
change of prisoners. IS they want their
men badly in the field, and our prisoners
are burden to them.
The construction of iron clads at Rich
mond is abandoned, and the iron sent to
Charleston and Savannah to complete
several vessels being built there.
a universal feeling Of terror and des-
pondency pervades the South, and it is
with difficulty that the government is
able to stem the current of popular feeling
setting against it.
The Arkansas delegation are to receive
written answer from the President to-
morrow. They will get all they ask.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the
dlscontinuance of the premium Of Two
dollars TO accepted recruits for volunteer
regiments
The Committee on Elections have de-
olded against the claims of Segar, Of vir-
ginia, and Fields, of Louisina, to seats in
the House
Rumor says the Secretary of the Inte-
rior has cancelled the sale of the Whine.
bago Trust lands, and ordered new
sale
Immense deposits of lead, believed to
be inpreguated with gold and silver
have been discovered near Albuquerque.
New Mexico
Tire Herald says consignment Of sup
Plies to the destitute citizens of Virginia
within and near our lines passed out yes
terday.
The Herald's Cumberland, Md, des.
patch OF the 18th reports all quiet and no
inolcation of rebel advance.
Ten Ear'ey's headquarters are at Hsr-
risburg.