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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

GARRoTERs. Joseph Johnson, ALIAS James VAL
lams, alias Corporal Finley" and Barney oNeal.
were yesterday arrested by detectives Turner and
Hix on the charge of garroting and robbing J
Stokes, a soldier. Stokes swears positively tnaf,
about IL O'Clock Saturday night, these two men ap-
preached him ON Seventeenth street, when oNeai
seized him by the arms and johnson threw his LEFT
arm round his neck, while with the other he rihed
his pockets Johnson had on his person the British
papers of James Williams and pass from the navy
yard in the name of Corporal Finley" lilo Is
known to be a thief and is sald 70 be a Yankee de
serter. He is thought 10 be one Of the party who,
under the guise Of detectives, about two weeks ago
robbed the house Of negro ON Seventeenth street,
among his papers was forged authority from
Captain Maecubbn 10 search ahOuse for stolen pro-
petty.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November 3. 1864

NlRCULAR.-It being decided that
" four per cent. certificates, and the bonds is
sued therefor, receivable payment Of the tax
On CON- moneys held abroad, bills of exchange and
foreign credits, persons who have paid these taxes
IN ntw issue entitled to the return of the notes
The treasurer, Assistant Treasurers ana Pay De-
poslles who have received the deposits of tax col
iectors arg authorized, In such cases. to refund the
Notes ana receive IN heu thereof equal amount
OF four per cent. certificates, bonds, upon the de-
ln1nd Of the State Tax Collector. And the bonds
or certificates to be exchanged shall be endorsed as
follows: 81 certify that the within lor attached)
certthcttc was received from -- --- in lieu
OF 50 much tax enormously collected from him in
currency of tine new issue, and that the -~- has
been exchanged for issue TO re-imbuTsy :, ''
aud signed by the State Tax Collector
@. A. TRENHeI
no l0-lm Secretary of the Irrn-. ..
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

NoNFEDE1ATE STATES OF AMERICA, -
RioHAaSp, November H. 1851 !
hEaSURl NOTES OF THE OLD
iora'd to the holders Of these notes m eiTc,in,,
~ ~ eAchahSc Tor new, the Treasurer, Assistant
tteds'lrers and Pay Dcpositalies and the Denosi-
So, "Iose auiy has been hitherto limited to fund
ing, arc hereby authorized TO receive the nn,es e.
cA.h'hte. Those not supplied with funds Will re-
s,set te names of the depIstors receiving lnotes
Jne'ei ior, ana entitled TO, exchange until the lst
day Of January. lse5, inclusive Tho nntcs ~
.eNS and registered must be forwarded by express
70 - '"s treasurer at Richmond, with copy OF the
Sst.ci aiid new ISSUES for the payment OF the de-
posltors will be Immediately forwarded in ret,ro
Ane Assistant Trpasurers and Dcpo-itaries are
hefeoy INSTRUCTED TO republish this notice
q. y TRENHOLM
---no io-ifJ Secretary of the Treasury
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MAYORS CouRr-The cases before this court sa-
turday were of interest

MAYORS CoURT-The cases before this court Sa-
turday were of some interest
Captain John W Hood, Fourteenth Louisiana
gment, was charged with burglariousy entering the
lodeing-Ioom of John Werner last Saturday
night week ago and stealing forty thousand dol
lars in money, watches, Jewelry and clothes.
1t will be collected that four men, named re-
spectivey Reese, Risen, Carroll and Albert, have
been already arrested, and have confessed and
given up the stolen property.
1t appeared from the evidence Of Detective Lewis
Charles, who was the only witness, that, ON Friday,
Hood, who going Ill the dileCtlon OF the city
jail, was pointed out to him as one Of the parties
concerned i'll the Werner robbery. Hood seeing that
the detective was following him. passed by the jail,
| and was not oyertlken until he had reached Broad
street, the Central depot. Here Charles de-
| manded TO his papers. Hood, giving his name
as Murphy, showed pass and turlough IN tha
name of M Murphy which papers, on being
taken TO the pT0vo,t-marshals Office, proved to bo
genuine, though how Hood came by them no one
could tell. Charles told him he knew his name was
Hood, and he had as well "Own up" Hood there
upon admitted that his name was Hood, and that
he was captain in the Fourteenth Louisiana regi-
ment, and that Reese was his brothrr-in-law--
Among the papers found III his pockets were two
ner robbery md the other detailing the icts that
came out on the examination of Reese and the others
on their examination before the Mayor.
The Mayor said that, while there was doubt
nothing before him connected him with the robbery.
lie should therefore hand him 10 the military
| authorities.
4 Charles took Hood TO the provOst-marshal, who
] sent him to his command.
Charles Motley, a new-boy, running on the Gem
| trail railroad, was charged with being drunk and
unable to Ike of himself Ohioef Moore stated
that he had found Motley lying insensibly drunk in
the markei-hOuse. Motley said he had brought tho
liquor upon which he got drunk down the railroad
with him. The Mayor rcprimanded and discharged
him.
John Ffnnegan charged with stealing horse
from DIR. James NJ Spindle 1t appeared that tho
horse, being tied in Iimberlakes lot, Broad
street, Fnncgap, who is the inmate of q hospital
mounted him and rode of Dr. Spindle pursued
and caught him and beat hun considerably He
broke away from the Doctor and, notwiths standing
that lie claims to br lame soldier made as pretty
for two squares down Broad street ever was
seen at Broad Rock. The Doctor, however, again
overhauled him and handed him over 10 the police.
The Mayor sent the accused on for trial
Some negro cases of interest were disposed OF.
and the court adjourned.
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TREASURY DEPARTMEs, ,
CONFEDERATE STATks OF AMERICA,
Rl,lrnau3 Va Aurust 16 lSG1

ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
HI INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE l3, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1861, TO EX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
ader the act Of May lG 1861, desiring to exchange
Ubcm for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out III the printed endorsement or
the back OF the certificate, to the "COntederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds,
Bnd cause them TO be presented to the BeSister of
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon, il,
compliance with the provisions of the act OF June
Is, 1854 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds assigned.
@. 4. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TRFAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmoud JulV 2S 1854

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
der to promote as far as practicable, the early
liquidation by The Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
rer and Pay Depositaries in the different States, are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the siOO notes. at 6G3 per cent,m, deposit, issu-
ang foI same certificates of loan, upon hypotEeca-
tion of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates to
be payable on 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, IN payment of bonds
when sold, at the rate CT GG5 per centum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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FROM THE sOUTHwEsT-THE FRENCH AND CoNFEDE-
RATES MENICO.

FROM THE sOUTHWEST-THE FRENCH AND CONFEDE-
RATES MBNICO.
The New York Herald gives the following sum-
mary Of news received by the Cahawba from New
Orleans on the sd Instant
The rebels are building forts both sides of Red
river, above the Alexandria falls The registered
enemies, recently sent out of the Union lines have
been conscripted by the rebels. The rebels at
Brownsville have put custom-hOuse i'll operation,
and have prohibited the importation of all kinds of
goods except corn, flour and vegetables. They have
recently received accession to their artillery OF
two pieces, and expecting four more. There are
about fifteen hundred bales OF rebel Government
cotton there awaiting shipment to foreign ports
Our returned prisoners from Tyler, Texas state that
immense quantities of the staple have recently
passed that place on wagons bound from Shreveport
TO Brownsville The steamer Ike Davis captured
some time ago by plratical passengers on her way
from Texan port To New Orleans, was said to be
taking Oh board cargo Of cotton in Matagorda
bay. Guerrilla outrages still continue III por-
tions Of louisiana. The French and rebels had u
three days fandango in Matamoras 10 celebrate the
establishment Of the imperial authority there. Our
consul in that town still protected from rebel
insults and outrages by guard of French soldiers
Deserters from the rebel army were constantly
ing the Rio Grande and giving themselves up
TO him. In day over hundred reported
themselves at his office. From Florida we learn OF
two very successful Union raids in the western part
ot that State, under the direction Of General Bailey
in which much valuable property was secured.
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son or the gallant General Emory, commanding tho
Nlneteenth corps in SheIidan's army. All of the
0mcers had god watches, with large chains siang-a
nhg nom their vest poekets, and several dispays:
quite pousion OF Jewelry, such as diamond pins
nhser fngs, @c, the proceeds of their prafieaf ca-
rserr accompanying them a man BY ths uaRe
oil W. Duianey, who says he is a citizen Of Bald
more Dut who was found board the Florida at the
time OF her capture by the Wachusett lie claims
not To be connected with the pirate The crew of
the Florida all at Point Lookout where they
have been placed in confinement and the vessel has
been ordered TO New York.
COSFEDEKATEs.
A telegram from Cairo, dated the 10Th, announces
the discovery of very Yankee trick by the COM
mander of one of their gunboats. 1t says:
1t has been discovered that the iron-clad gunboat
Rather actually recently sold to the rebels by
her commander, at Home Point, below here. The
information rather indefinite, but 10 IS said the
commander had disposed of his men on board as
TO pretend resistance to her delivery to the
small boat approached her on the night she was
10 nave been delivered to the enemy but a subordi
nate oheer ON board had his suspicious aroused and
nred his revolver at the rebels, frightening them
away. The affair was subsequently investigated,
"hen IL was discovered that the commander Of the
guhooat had already received $500 OOO and other
payments were to be made in cotton He was ar
rested but escaped, declaring that he would con-
mand prlyateer aud give the Yankees hi The
rebels Intended to use the Rather in capturing tha
gunboat General Bragg.
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LINCOLN AT CITY POINT.
| dispatch from Washington says

"
The President, accompanied by Assistant Score
tary Fox and other gentlemen, Saturday visited
the headquarters Of General Grant, at City Point,
where they joined by the Lieutenant General,
and proceeded down James river visit Admiral
Porter, at Hampton Roads Admiral Porter dihed
the distinguished visitors board his flagship
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RoBBEHY.-on Friday night the grocery and bar
room Of william Ryan, on Fourteenth street, near
the Danyille depot. was broken into and robbed "
nfteen hundred dollars in money, box OF candies,
several decanters OF whiskey and nome sloeeries
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FiRs.-At kaif-past s.oetoek on Friday morning,
the residence of A. J. Dodamead, railroad and tsl--
graphic agent at Powhatan station. ON the Danvills
railroad, was destroyed by TIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

COMMITTED TO THE CAsTLE.-John William and
Henry Bisby, free negroes, were on yesterday eom-
mitted to Castle Thunder-the former on the charge
of running through the hnes, and the latter on the
charge of Attempting 10 run other people through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

ASoTuER ROBBERY on Saturday night, the
watehmen came upon some negroes who We're IN the
act OF robbing Fameyhough x Chalkley's hide
house, ON the Dock. The negroes ran, and all hut
one escaped. The last pursued into a lot ant
captured. He had with him eleven OF the stolaa
h,hs
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THE CAPTURED orr,crn. OF rHr rlosl

THE CAPTURED OFFICERS OF THE FLORIDA,
r. S. Floyd, T. +. Hunter and @. ID. Bryan, mas
ters; William Ahern, first assistant engineer; j. b.
Brown, second assistant engineer T. Emory, as
sistant surgeon T. X. Porter first lieutenant; 8.
G. Stone, lieutenant; g. Il. Sinclair and W ID.
Hough. midshipmen; W. 5. Thompson, chief engi-
neer; all officers of the Fiorids, arrived at WASH
ington on Tuesday and We're committed to the Old
Capitol prison. A Washington letter says:
Surgeon Emory is native Of Washington and a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21
OPERATIONS BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

A Washington letter says: "No authentic news
from Sherman yet but hopes entertained that
he has, ere this, struck telling blow. Perhaps
Sheridan may soon be on a new war-path, and But
Ter may be again off for field Neither will the
great fleet now at Hampton Roads remain there un-
til Christmas, will General Burnside remain at his
tireside. But Government has discTeetly kept its
proposed expedition sub rosa, and it would not be
fair TO disclose what few grounds for opinions to
their destinations have leaked out Suffice 1t TO say
that everything looks well, and that the recent
Union victories at the polls will soon be equaied-
not eciipsed-by others in the field Unless all
signs fail, the rebels will not pass Happy New
Year"
With reference to the " closing up" Of Whining
ton, Washington telegram says:
The remark Of Mr.. Seward, in his speech last
Thursday evening, that If Secretary Welles would
+" close up the poit of Wilmington he should have
good deal less trouble with his foreisn relations
has excited some remark. Ii should be known, in
JuSti2 to the Navy Department, that it has been
ready and anxious for two years past TO attack and
close up that great rntrepot OF blockade runners
but the War Department has never been prepared
10 cooperate. The navy is ready now To do its
part towards accomplishing what Mr.. Seward and
the people have long desired, and If il could be
done without the assistance Of the military would
not long remain vexau0n and repToaeh, and a
source oi strength TO the enemy
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NAVY DEPARTMEN

OFFICE RIcHMoSD AND PETERsRUEo RAILRoADto,, /
Richmond, Virginia, November 10, 1864. J
NJ NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company will he held al
their Office in this city, on TUESDAY, the 18th M
slant, al ii o'clock A. NJ.
no l0-td NJ. W. WARRINGTON, Treasurer
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ELUID EXTRACT OF TARAXACUM,
IL -MoMUNN'S ELIXIROF OPIUM, at MEADE
& BAKERS Drug Store, corner Of Main and Tenth
streets no lo-3ts
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ID + III OV AL. THOMAS NJ. Al
III FRIEND, AGENT OF THE sOUrHEEx
INSURANCE AND SAVINGS SOCIETY or Pk-
TERshuka. VIRGINIA, (R. ID. McIIwaine, Presi.
dent Qa'n Morton, Secretary, has removed to No.
III Main street, north side, third door east III Co
vernon street. second story and nearly opposite the
Dispatch newspaper Office, where he is prepared 10
insure against loss by hre on favorable terms.
= nn l9---at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21
BY J. A. CowARDIN q co,

A psrArea IS published daily, Sundays except
~ nj IirrY DOLLARS for twelve months. r,.s,
fNE DOLLARS for six months. p,rr,rs :" - ~
yan' u'ontns or FIVE DOLLARS for one month in sa
AZ emtiances by mail are at the risl OF those
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

CUB NITRATE OF BISMUTH, SAN
~ TONNE, at MEADE & BAKERS Drug Stor
corner OF Main and Tenth streets. no lS-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

E b. COOK, AUCTIoNEER, No. 20 Nam
~. street respectfully notifies his friends that
+. viii continue the AUCTION BUSINESS at the
same stand, No 20 Nam street. lie promises tlsa'
hi1e absent lin the field the interest of those IA
ya,ing him with business shall be as promptly at
tended TO as if he were present. He Will give his
personal attention to sales far Is compatible Win
his present duties. u coou
no lG-lm u. ID. NOOIN.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, November 4, 1864

4 Observation-Disclosures a va
"A cancy has occurred in the General Assembly
Of this Commonwealth by the resignation of S. W
Thomas, the member of the House of Delegates from
the county of Warren; therefore,
/, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of the Common
wealth of Virginia, do hereby proclaim and make
known that an election will be held in said county,
at the places prescribed by law to supply the,va-
cancy aforesaid, on the FIRST THURSDAY III
December next.
ll Given under my hand as Governor, and
L. s. under the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth
- at Richmond, this 4th day of November, 1864
and in the eighty ninth year of the Commonwealth
WILLIAM SMITH.
Teste: GEORGE W MUNFonD,
no tide Secretary of the Commonwealth
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TyOR SALE, a WOMAN, ABOUT twenty
II ~. years old, of good size, who Is NO.
Cok washer and Irbner, and house servant; sr ,Ap-
,iS ~ mo 2l-eod3s.l CARY STREET JAIL
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list RECEIVED, large lot of Ml IL
- TARY BUTTONS, such as MarylahI, ~ q, nv NV
TkIMMfEGS,at at MISS ~. =. 40 ~, street.
no 2l-Gt- NO 20 NAN'-
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TO OTICF.-A gentleman proposes

NvOTICE TO FARMERS AND MER-
~ CHANTS.-NEW MOLASSES BARRELS,
FLOUR BARRELS, LIQUOR BARkELo AND
KTGS FOR SALE-I can furnish the above in any
quantity and all of the best quality, and delivered
IN anv 1srt of the CITY without cost of drayage
WILLIAM L. TRUEMAN,
,o I11nn No. sc Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, one good
toned PIANO. Apply at the corner OF Clay
and Munford streets no ls-Steods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

OUTY SCAVENGER.-The subscriber,
having been appointed CITY SCANENdER,
is prepared clean out sinks, cuvelts PACK yaru'
cellars alieys and lots, and remove all nulsances
tberefrom AT the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms Orders leIt at the Richmond post-oiee, box
!. $50, will receive prompt attention.
80 I'm II. III. ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

NOR SALE, large and beautiiui ~ In
,lala,ented yrame and heavy plate. For prlce, IN
hl,N9 ~ - VNNNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

MAILS, NAILS, NAILS,-We are nov o1
manufacturing IA very superior arlcis oi oa'
AID FiNIsnING NAILS. of all sizes, at & our f%s ss
tory near the Tredegar Iron WORKS io' "n''1' w
sone'e o'"s J. II. GOODWIN Il co,
20 "a. Box g9i, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

NToT1CE.-An persons having BRO
IN EFN GLASS or CROCKERYWARE can
il repaired at JOHN T. HILLS grocery s S store, e,
.xth street, Broad, where can De ioanu q.
s;Taas The best GROCERIES the market affords; /;
APPLES, CHEsTNUrS and PoTAIoEs, per
u o. a Ihl no lC-H$
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FROM THE TRANs-MIssIssIPPI.

Late news from the Trans-Missssippi region in
forms that the only portion of Texas occupied by
the Federals is Padre island, near Brownsville
They give us no trouble now, and their blockading
and invading forces are both nominal Price, with
largely augmented force is in the lower portion OF
Missouri His forces have not been very active for
some weeks past, as the Yankees have deemed it
prudent to keep aloof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-21

SHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE m NJ
ORDER in good style and warranted to ut. Ihe
,,s'r - confident las can please, and sohcits
orSers' Persons must furnish their own goods,
onn st my residence, on Fourth street, between
Siul q. ~ Yya;ab W S. TUPMAN.
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LETTER LIST,

III IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
i RICHMOND PoST-OFFICE on the 18th day
| OF November. 1861
ga Persons calling for Letters in the List will
please say they ADVERTISED.
Esss The postage will be TWO cExTs each letter
Advertised
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-12
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Die 10000 tld0en al; oh iie fret peroen pber
ni9t, last Sud ni6t BON Den @e9nern Der
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MAIDEN tperoen. Sic neroen Sud feine8faIlS i'm
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tbun, aber anitatt Elm paar !6unoert StIapens
batter SIT bereidern, mirp ieBt Der proft ibrer
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