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NOTICE.

p.rsors having claims against Harbert Stoves es-
tato are hereby notified that the estate going TO DO
settIed up as early practicable after January
%onrt and they are hereby required 10 present them
20 1apment or otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery II D STOWE Admir-
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Salt! Salt! Salt!

We will exchange Virginia Salt for Pork, on as good
terms as any body. o,, on,
December /, 1863
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CARRIAGE and WAGON WORK,
Z
And Blacksmithing.

The subscriber informs the public that he will con-
tnue to carry the business of Repairing Carriages
Bugges Wagons, &c, at the shop formerly occupied
by John Harry on College street. in rear of the
Mansion House.
He is also prepared to do any Blacksmith work tnat
may be required such Shooting Horses repairing
&c. .o>
January IL, 1864
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While one of Gen. Lanes men Ga North Caro-
linian,) was on picket not far from Chancellors-
vile, in the late advance of Meade, and while
standing behind tree within speaking distance
of the enemy, wild turkey passing by, the pick
IT, But he dared not venture to 60 and get it,
lest he might be shot. Having reloaded his gun,
he peeped from behind the tree at his prize, and
perceiying Yankee in the act of taking it up, he
fired again and dropped the Yankee by the side Of
the turkey, where both remained until night,
when the picket gathered in his trophies.
EMPLOYMENT OF NEGROES IN THE ARMY
An officer of distinction in the Confederate army,
writes to as follows:
"The subject of placing negroes in the army is
attracting some attention. The following memo
rauda shows approximately how many may be made
use of without putting arms in their hands. Pre-
missing that we have in the field one hundred brig
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sa~ We have recently seen notices of several
persons making fair quality of sugar from the
Chinese sugar cane syrup.
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Next week we will publish the Attorney Generals
opinion in regard to the certain corpora tons
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Bas~ The subject of Tyrannical Government
is the popular phrase used by those whom recent
laws compel to go into the military service to de-
fond their own rights and the rights of their coun-
try. tyrannical government because after tax
ing 1T, it calls upon B +! Well, perhaps SO, but
other people will not see the point or not in the
same light
One gentleman corresponding with the Raleigh
Standard, thinks it awful that a minister of the
gospel should be conscripted pirate, while
he holds himself ready, and thinks it all right
that he should go a coIonet. Is colonel more
holy than a private? Is humility unbecoming
the ministerial character He that hurnhleth
himself shall be exalted, saith the Scripture -
Hilm ington JoarmaL
Some people are very patriotic until law is
passed requiring them to do service, or affecting
their persons or their pnrse, and then they begin
to howl.
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MoRGAN's MEN.-The Louisville Journal saws
of the treatment of Morgan's men who are still
confined in the Ohio penitentiary:
Immediately after Norgan's escape, all the rest
of his men remaining in prison were placed 10 SOL
itary confinement, where they have been ever
since. They are not allowed any exercise nor is
any privilege granted them more than is given the
cenvicts.
Dick Morgan wrote letter the other day to
Miss -, of Kentucky, WIG, it would seem, is
his lady love, saying that, if he got out, he
would never take another prisoner, or if he did
take any he would know exactly how to treat them.
For this we learn, he is, or was to be, punished,
whether by confinement in the dungeon, or in
some other way, we have not learned. He was
foolish enough to try to bride one of the guards to
take the letter to the post Office. The guard han.
sded the letter oyer to the authorities
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LATER FROM FL ROPE.

Five days later European intelligence
Ito the 3oth September is received
Che Lordon Times comedies one sue
cess to General Grant, in his having
compelled General Lee to move his posi-
ton at Richmond. -, oa.,
ConSols closed in London on the SUN
Of Scptcmbcr at 81 5-S to 81 y" ! lor
money.
The Confederate cotton loan fell from
six and a half TO eight per cent. IN Lon
don on the receipt of the news OF Early $
defeat by Sheridan.
The recent advance in the rate o. in
terc~t by the Bank Of France produced
:, very uuiayorablc effect on the trade
and manufactures of the Empire
Drcadstuil, had fallen, and there was q
feeling of general discomfort in CONNER
Cial circles in Paris.
The Liverpool cotton market expert
cnccd decline ranging from one-half OF
a penny on American to two-pencc on
other descriptions during the week end
ing on the Doth of September On the
3oth ultimo, the market closed dull, with
quotations unchanged. There was a
Slight advance in brsadstufts, with a
firmer market Provisions were quiet
and steady,
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OBITUARY.

Died. on Thursday, the 18th uia,r.9. ola wound re-
eeised at lhe hands ct nun!Gic Stewart ON thcevr-
n.nr ui ruc-ly, the nth, CHARLIE W COX son OF
William Ii. and Mary IL. Cox, in the fourteenth
year Of ms
Thus has the dark Angel Of Death again visited
this happy household Yes, Charlie, our dear little
friend, Is gone. How II makes the bitter tears flow
to think We are no more to Thy happy face or
hear thy merry laugh. Why, Oh why has he thus
been taken from our midst Oh, God forgive for
wishing hun back. In mercy hou hadst afflicted,
help lis 10 be resigned to thy will.
The subject of tins notice IA child OF Orli-
nary cndowmcnts. Possessing a warm and Affections
ate heart, noble, generous and fUrrivi.lg nature,
he naturally drew around him many fond friends,
who will ever cherish his memory and srcvc that ior
has thus carly been called away, leaving oh what
a vacancy But why do mourn when God .,ls
seen tit TO remove hun from this sinful world, and
that before he was Old enough to even drink one
draught ut snrroW bitter cup Then erevo hot, t,nd
parents, at the loss of thy dear Prepare 10 meet
hum Ill q brighter ana happier world, A.
Died, on the kth instant Of wounds received iii the
battle near Winchester, Virginia, Captain j. " .
CHESTER, of the Third Alabama regiment, IN the
twenty -niuth year Of his age.
Possessed liz an eminent degree, OF those virtues
which adofn the character OF man, and dI>tin-
guishel ly attractive gcntlencSs OF manner, he
conspicuous fpr galiantry on many IA battle
tici and scaled with his blood his devotion TO tie,
Cause of liberty.
His companions IN arms will long lament the I'M
them by many amiabc qualities, ana admired for
the hcroi,Ia of which they have been spectatofs.-
Let it n.t be deemed inti usiOn into the same
tuary OF domestic sorrow to add, that though far
distant from those lac held most dear, the cherished
memories Of his home found uttcrance amidst the
suiiIings Of dssolrng nature, and his last feeble
accents were expressive OK the fvryor Of his attach
ment to the partner OF his bosom. A FRIEND.
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instant. he defeated and drove to their
works, at Saltvillc, Virginia, largely
superior force Of the enemy, lie vas
prevented from taking their fort'iicat,ons
only By the failure Of his atamu",t'o"'
which necessitated his withdrawal IN the
night. E'ctcasioe captures from the re
bells were made, Including one piece q
artillery.
Several days ago British steamer
the Virginia, from Liverpool, brought a
cargo of cotton OF over TWO Thousand
bales into the port Of New York. large
portion of which was grown in the Eas'
Indies, shipped to England, aud re ship
ped to America. This is where the cot
ton run out of Wilmington, North Caro-
lina, gets TO at last
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EXPLOSION OF A SHELL-While some
negroes, employed at Cooks foundry, on
Eighth street, were engaged yesterday,
about | o'clock, in removing shell which
were supposed to be unloaded, one of
them suddenly exploded, throwing the
fragments in different directions, enc
large piece striking the gable end of
Messrs. Jones & Phillips's store knock
ing out brick, and thon, rebounding,
grazed the face of negro man standing
outside the curbstone, and, falling at his
feet, ripped his bootleg down to the
heel. Other pieces burst through the
roof of the foundry and split through
heavy oak doors, but fortunately caused
no very serious personal injury to any
of the workmen.
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i RIDAY MORNING. .

SUDDEN DEATG OF AN OLD CITIZEN
About half,past nine o'clock yesterday
morning, Mr.. Archibald Peasants, an old
aud much-respected citizen of Richmond,
fell dead on Main street in front of the
Exchange Bank. He vas i'll good health
up to the moment OF his death, and par
took of his breakfast, as usual, previous
to starting down to his place of business,
at the Merchants Insurance Office, on
the corner of Main and Twelfth streets.
Upon reaching the Treasury building, he
stopped few minutes to talk with a
friend, and then continued on down the
street, but had hardly proceeded a square
before the mortal coil that bound him to
this earth was cut asunder and his
scul was launched into eternity. Soon
after the occurrence his remains were
carried to his residence, On Fifth street,
between Franklin and Grace.
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7 .ARaE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF

I ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
l ONE III NDEEn AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOILAES WORTH OF HANDSOME FUENi-
IUEE, Al TIE BALLARD HOUSE, NJ Pun
Lie AUCTION, 10 III. MADE Bf NE PIC
PRIETORS FOR AND ON ACtUUNT or WHOM
IT MAY CuNCEl;>.-ln consequence OF the Bad
hard House not being re-Op"ned by new pruprctors,
rs Wa intended, the FURNITURE bought by such
paltle, with that object, also that bought by all
other parie~ who have not complied with the terms
Of til" sale announced shall proceed to resell the
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF FURNITURE, &C,
so left lncatlud for, beginning ON MONDAY, the
10th day ot October, lHGl at 10 O'clock continuing
the sale each day at the same hour. Much Of the
stock Is Of the very best with which the house wa
flIruI> he'd and is we'll worthy the attention Ot all
who need for their own use or wish make a profit
able investment There are many elegant chamber
suites ot
Rosewood ana Mahogany Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany W1rjr"b,s,
Rosewood and NJ thoSiny Bei.tcu!s,
Cottage Btdotgads,
Rosewood and Mahogany Catin' l., tna1ble-tops,
Rosewood and Mahogany Wa-hst.n4s, marble
TOP,
R9.iwood and Mahogany rarlor AMI Cane
Chairs,
Splendid brussels Carpets,
Elegant Toilet Chamber SETS,
Very superior Hiu and Stuck Mattresses,
Feather Boosters and Elbows,
Countcrp;ucs, Blankets sheets,
Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Mahogany, Extension, Dining and Centre Ia
blcs,
Plated Casters Forks and Spoons,
Chatting Dishes, Dinner knlyea.
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE VIII be sold to pay
charges. }. TALlAfERRO & 60,
r. Il. Cook, Auctiour,r. Projectors.
N B-Thc BAR ROOM FIXTURES are offered
For trims, agIIy to the rKOPKIEToRs.
ros1roNtMs<r,-on account OF the present .ltrt-
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CHARGED with the murder Of negro girl
in hs employ. on the 18th OF September,
was continued till the next term.
Thomas II! $. Boyd, charged with OBJ
tanning $1,000 upon a forged order for
house rent on Philip Whitlock, on the
10th day of September, was sent on for
trial before Judge Lyons.
The court will meet again this morn
ing at [ o'clock.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctoneers.

fTIIE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS WOODIAWN," WITH ONE HUN
DRED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
TIE WESTiI1lM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
or RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
HORSES, MULES, cows, FARMING UTEN-
SILs, &c Al AUCIION.-Hy request II the
executor of James C. SPOTS, deceased, We
viii rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, for fifteen month--frpm 1t October, l>Gl
To ist January le6G,-on MONDAY, ELh o.
tober, at 10 O'Clock y. NJ, the valuable ard beau
iul Farm lately occupied by Mrs. SPOTS situated
rs above stated, within the outer line Of iortltiCa
tons and accessible by the Grove and WCstham
roads About one hundred and fifty acres are
cleared and adapted b. the usual crops ami yagea
bllS. 1t mas also variety ot fruit, &c. Tie dwell
hing is OF brick, with five rooms, besides basement
halls and closets; there also two outer buildings
with four rooms each, large barn, coTn-cllb, sta
blcs, &c
The dwelling is situated in fine grove, with an
abundance OF good water; and the nvighboIlood il
III every respect desirable being tlee from dopreda
tions by the soldiers.
Any one III search of ii really pleasant home, with
good land attached, could not 10 better than after
ON the day above named. Pos. eSsIon Will be given
1T once.
Immediately after renting ;hc Farm, will sell
the Household ami Kitchen Furniture, consisting
Of tn usual variety; Two Hois,>, two nulcS, tour
COWS, Carts, Wagons, and Farming Ctyn~iis vi
every kind. Also, Il good Family C.nriago, &e.
Trims: Rent payable quarterly In advance. For
the personal property, cash.
ocl GRUBBS X WILLIAMS, AuctionceTs
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Treasury EFrAhIMENT,
CoNFFDERATF STATES OF AMtFICa,
Richmond, August =, 1851.
OF INnEBTEDNFS

CERTIFICATES F IN ESS
Z BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TANAIlON.-By
the fourteenth section of the act TO reduce the
rency, approved February II, loG the Secretary Of
the Treasury authorized to issue the above cer
fcates payable two years after the ratification OF
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can
not be sold but only to be issued to such crcd
tors OF the Government willing to receive the
same i'll payment Of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers of the Government is called to this class
public securities Offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies OF the Government
bought and to facilitate the of them, checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the derosltarea
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable III certificates OF Indebtedness" Will be
paid in conformity herewith
DeposltaricS are hereby authorized and required
Ia comply with this regulation and to make apph-
<atlou-tO the Register tor supplies OF Ccttic ties
required. Sgncdl q. \. TRENHOLM,
uu 22-tS Secretary OF Treasury
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father in tn" city
of Richmond, on Tuesday evening, October !, 10y
the Rev j. +. Williamson, SAMUEL L. PERklN-
son, of Petersburg, Virginia, to Miss u. V. ko-
GERS, Of this city.
Petersburg Express please copy.
On the 9th of October, in CumhcrlInd county,
Vir-ini1 by the Rev Richard Mciiwain, at tlir
holis, of their mother, Mrs Mary Brooks, cunsoit
o; the late Alexander Brooks, al Richmond, Viz
giuja. DR. WILLIAM q. DALEY, of Virginia. and
MATTE BROOKS, and HAYDEN &. HASIEi IL,
Of Georgia and SALLIE +. BROOKS.
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SifbmonS 9ispattk*
LOC1L MATTERS.

OCTOBER Ii, 1861
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ttOR SALE, on consignment, twenty
i bags WINTER OATS-a prime article for
seeding X. Ii. DIBRELL,
&C a-I Shockoe Slip.
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NzISS ALICE Y. SKINNER NU
I7s open SCHOOL fora hru.t.I l.n'....
lII~ ~ the IN TEEN ~ Gi ,' ipuj.
For terms, cutTeu,n "l puW-- % .... '.-
at nav mother, rt~id, u.,, ora Itrur,.,.-.... ..
between Broad and VI l.a.,I
sCHOOL For IOIN(i i\pGt-
! The exercises q ruT - iiubi v.f. ......
the FIRST MONDAY 81 D.'-h.4
Iru>-.
ForH,gi-r English Gloss, g.. uF-t..i. ........
For Primary, children uhIrr eleven ..r. ..
Fug Iaugu1g. ~, cal.
Music, Professor trc-.
Ia iUrth,r rutt,llos liiIy ttt1.a.l
Of Gutrc and fJuaher -tE.et-
MARY g. rrGI...
oc to-Gt' %. y. tIlt-.p>
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Auction SALES.
THIS DAY.
By l.. II. Luck & Co., Auctioncers,
mo. sc Main street

By l.. IT. Luck & Co., Auctioncers,
mo. sc Main strcetl
WILL SELL WITHOUT RESERVE,
w on FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
| Cooking Stove,
Feather Beds,
Carpets. Rings, Trunks,
Clothing Shoes, Castors,
Coffee Ufns, Banjo,
fine Sporting Guns,
IL Glass jars with tops,
Decantcrs,
| large Cake Stand
Glass Bowls, Bodstcad-,
| BhfksmtI's Bellows
Riding Dresses, silk Dresses,
! silver Foitc-Monnaie,
| Gold bracelet,
| Gold 1nathpick,
blankets,
| Smoking tobacco Cutter.
ALSO,
Gold ana Silver Watches,
100 pounds Brown Sugars,
lia's Sewing SILK,
Large PirtmeS.
L. II. LUCK & co, Auctiouecrs,
oC - So Main street.
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Rest, thee, hohored mother, rest;
Thy work is dOnc--thy soul Is bicat.

On the 18th of October, KATE PERCIVAL, III
FAINT daughter Of John w. ami Eva q. Ferguson.
The fri. nds Of the family invited to attend her
funeral TIL Is Friday AFTERNOON at o'olock
from her fathers residence without further notice
Suddenly, in this city, on Thursday, the 18th OF
October, ARCHIBALD PLEASANTS, Esq i'll the
eighty-fith year OF his age.
Ills friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend his funeral from TIE United Presbyterian
Church, Franklin street, ON SATURDAY, the
18th instant, at II NJ It
On the 10th instant LOUIS CONWAY, son OF
lawrence ana Mary Lotteer, III the eleventh year OF
his age.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedral TODAY friday at Il O'clock NJ. The
friends and acquaintance OF the family are invited
to attend without further notice.
Baltlnore papers please COPY.
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OFFTTI1L.
TREASURY DrPARrNrNT,


ut iH'''I 7-IVVII IT, I|J1'
ATON-TAX 4 Il f BONDS, FIVE
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.--SALE cos
TINUED.-N Numerous applications having been
lnlte ui bonds at the established price of hun
,tfcI and thiry-tiye dollars and interest under
,ustanccs that cnttle theln To- favorable consider
alton it has been determined to continue the salu
1T the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these BoniS are instructed
10 act i'll accordance with this oldeI; and the tto-
ton Of discussing officers IT the Government l. par
1Cularly called IT, It. G. y. TRENHOLM,
q, iy-tS Spri,tIlS OF the Treasury.
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Doors open at quarter to O'clock; Performance
"a o,rIo,k oc HIT
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HusTISGs CouRT, YEsTEaDAy.-A n0lls
pr0sequt was entered in the case of
George Childress, charged with grand
larceny, and he was discharged.
The case against Jacob N. Hoeaich,
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, Mrs. JULIA 4. LEE, con-
soIt Of John X e.. Her funeral viii take place
from her rcs1rMCc, on Sevontct nth street at 10
O'Clock TODAY .-- On the Sth instant, DANIEL
W infant If julia a ami John Il Lee, His
friends and actpEllnt1HcS and th2~" II his father,
John II. Lee respectfully invited to attend with
out further notice.
At her re,il,nnc. in Sussex county, Virginia, on
The lSt instant, Ms. ELIZA j. ). BAILEY, III
the seysE:y-alxtk year of hei age.
Rest, thee, lolored mother, rest;
Il * ft,,.> nItlI it,..f
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
by arubbs & Williams, Auct,onecrs.

nNE DINNER SET, ONE TEA SET,
SOME FEW ARTICLES OF FURNITURE,
SOME CARPETS, AND SOME BLANKETS
BEDQUfLTS, cOUNTERPANES, NAPKINS, sc ,
ANDTWO VERY VALUABLE GOLD WATCH 5.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wl BE- sold at a,lc-
ton, at our office, ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
October at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the above desirable ar
ticIes and some ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TIM-
BIERS, DISHES, &c. These are all scarce articles
and vi good quality, and ought to attract attention
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
oc Ii AuCtionccrS.
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1AISSES PARTINGTON'S
H DANCING ACADEMY,


RtSy" SPECIAL NoTICE.-PaItie5 making
purchases of uS are requested to ,all and pay thIt
bills as it l. impossible for to present them iot
payment ON Store Will be closed at L. NJ, after
which 10 business Will hr transacted.
or H-6t KENT, PAINE X co.
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vrHEEE THOUSAND buLIAE~

WARD Lett my fam, near N.2.r t-.
Halifax county, on TIA, nh instant, FIVE -.
GEoES, with fictitious paper, -. ',H.e - .
about TX i,ct high; two yellow non. .. .-, g.. .
tan inches; on, TIN, k-s,t man, with tU-Es .--
hair and one yellow woman. Hhou; ... Ht..af .
old suPpo.ed to be making tor hrh'..u i % t,..-
burg All the men ale about twenty-five. ...r-,. ID
one II tEc hla' k mtn has seur ou Dis t...t...
one black man we'll dressed -Tauk,, L'l. .a.. .
drab hat. ). l.. EDMuNbs, N,N'- iHI, .
Or Williams X Buk>Iol,, H. La....4
DC I2-3te
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Szg SPECIAL NoTIcE-Ihe attention OF
members of company 4, Eiret Battalion Cavalry,
Lc,a Defence Troops, Is called to the advertisement
ia another column. oc lit
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond July Is, 1864.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES-In or
der 10 promote, as far practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Tie3su-
Ter, and Pay Dcpositarles in the different States
hereby authorized to receive the said notes, except
the siGD notes, at Cos per centum, on deposit ssu
ing for certificates Of loan, upon hypotheca-
ton Of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be payable demand after the expiration Of ninety
DAYS.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes. with
the exception above named, i'll payment of bonds,
when sold, at the rate Of Coz per centGm.
u. A. RENIOLM,
ALL CTS Secretary of the Treasury.
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CONFEDERATE STATES DIsrRIcr CouRr.
la Judge Halyburton's Court yesterday,
only one case was taken up-that of
James ii. Pollard, claiming exemption
from the service. The argument for the
petitioner and Government was delivered.
but the Judge deferred his decision till
this morning.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING. Il Officer
Granger arrested yesterday afternoon
negro girl, named Ehzs, charged with
stea ling three thousand dollars in Con.
federate money fiom julius Bear Al,
the same time, another negro, named
Betsy, slave of Elizabeth Blankinshin
was arrested for receiving u part of the
money, knowing it to have been stolen
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FIGHT IN THE SECOND MARKET.-About
IL o'clock yesterday morning a diff
Guilty occurred in the Second Market be-
tween Captain James NJ. Spindle, of this
city, and Mr.. Adolphus GOddin. Of
Charles City county, which resulted in
several blows passing between the par
ties. Before any serious injury ensued,
however, the belligerents were taken in
custody by officer Moore and carried to
the cage; but subsequently they were
Mayor this morning.