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!, One Of TIE attraetiaps of the Sailors, Fair at
Boston is tne serpent or, at least Ash that
anything yet discovered. 1t is a very Queer fish h
brought into Fairhayen on Friday Il weighs
about four hundred pounds, and is thirteen tent IN
length, OF which nine feet taper down to serpenf
like tail 1t has the mouth OF shark, with two
rows OF teeth, n on his back and full eye. lie
bullock, In color and motion II resembles ser
peat ia the water
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RUNd VA VS..

DAN AWAY, on Monday, the 2lst Of
IN November, from my farm, one mile belo1
Bottoms Bridge, in Henrico county, my woman,
WINNIE, twenty years old, five feet SIX inches
high very black has very thick lips and whining
voice. will give a reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS
if taken in the county, OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS if out of it, and placed in Hill & Dckinson's
Jail, where l can get her.
no 24-6ts JAMES J. SUTHERLAND.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNFEDERarE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 26, 1864

u EGULATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is. 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
under the act Of May l6 1851, desiring 70 exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the "Coniederate
States Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds, =
and cause them to be presente! TO the Begister Of
the Treasury Department, who will there upon, in
compliance with the provisions OF the act Of june
l3 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds so assigned. t'ts'
G. A. TRENHOLM,
au CTS Secretary of the Treasury.
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MAsrraerrar OF cHlsorrsrs.-Th Paris N~a

MAsuFAerrRr or cRIsoIIsxs,-The Paris Nwd
says:
I've lately mentioned that the mandatory at
Lyons had received an order for three hundred thou
sand kiIogrammes of steel bands for making crino-
lines That quantity, which at the first glance
might appear exorbitant, is far below the reality
One house alone in Paris sells annually six hundred
Thousand kilogrammes Of these hoops In order 70
form an idea Of the extent Of that branch Of CON-
merce the calculation must be made that every wo-
man OF girl has at least two Of thkse articles Of
dress, each weighing, average ave hundred
grammes. being one kiiogramme of steel for each
person. As heretofore, the adult female population
amounts to twelve Millions II is that number al kilo-
graminss Of steel which is annually used for the
fairer portion Of the French people,"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,

RICHMOND, October II, 1851.
NON-TAXABL LIE BONDS, FIVE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.-SALE CON-
TINUED.-Numerous applications having been
made for bonds at the established price Of one hun
dred and thirty dollars and interest," under cir
cumstances that entitle them to favorable consider
alton, it has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are instructed
to act in accordance with this order and tho atse-
ton of dsbursng officers of the Government is par
ticularly called to it. @. A TRENHOLM,
oc l2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNFEDERATR STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond July ls lSC4

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 Depositaros in the different States ara
hereby authorized TO receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes. at 66s per eentum, deposit, issu-
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hypotEeca-
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, in payment OF bonds
when sold, at the rate Of 66s per centum
g. A. TRENHOLM,
au PTS Secretary of the Treasury.
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N nTSSOLUTION.-The firm of BOUIS
Il & SANDERSON is this day dissolved by mu-
tusl consent. The business of the concern will be
settled at No. ia Main street.
STEPHEN BOUIS, JR.,
JOHN L. SANDERSON.
November l7th 1864. no 22-eodl0t.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, \
RfcHMoyp, November 8, 1864. J

CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANEFlCA, Z
RfcHxoSp, November 8, 1851 }
NIRCULAR.-It being decided that
Y ] four per cent. certificates, and the bonds is
sued therefor receivable in payment of the tax
on coin, moneys held abroad, bills of exchange and
foreign credits persons who have paid these taxes
in issue entitled to the reurn OF the notes.
The Treasurer Assistant Treasurers AMI Pay De-
positares who have received the deposits Of tax cole
lcctors authorized in such cases, to refund the
notes and receive in lieu thereof an equal amount
of four per cent certificates bonds, upon tho de-
mand of the State Tax Collector. And the bonds
certificates to be exchanged shall be endorsed as
follows 81 certify that the within Tor attached)
certificate received from - - in lieu
of so much tax enormously collected from him in
currency of the new issue, and that the same has
been exchanged for new issue to reimburse him !"
and signed by the State Tax Collector.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
no 10-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OTICE.-The fact of our Mr.. THOS.
~ L. T. TABB having associated himself
with Messrs Bouis & Sanderson in the Auction
and Commission business, may cause our patrons,
non-resdents especially, uneasiness in regard
af their matters in hands. This, therefore, is
arrangement; aalat their interest shall have even
sistance ard facilities neceSSdfy that the present
our business, which heretofore and in the pfesaHs
sae of public affairs, could not be obtained other
Wise.
We would not pass ont of our hands the vast
amount OF property we represent without authority
oi, or due notice to- our patrons; hence we shall
continue our business with The better prospect for
the strict attention it requires
7. NJ. TABB & SON, General Agents
Office under Exchange building.
no 22-eod5t
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NEW CONCERN.
ROITIS SANnFRSON e TADR

AUCTION, COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY.
The undersigned have this day associated them :
selves for the purpose of carrying on the AUCTION
the style and firm of BOUIS, SANDERSON &
TABB; and having taken that large and commo-
doas house, William Ira Smiths old stand, No. ia
Main street. where they have full room for storage
and advantageous display of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise Of every description, Furniture, &c,
&C. e., they solicit oonsgnments Pledging their
strict attention every matter entrusted TO them,
to be energetic and prompt they hope to merit and
receive the patronage of their friends and the public
Sales Of REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE will
be attended to III the city and adjoining counties.
STEPHEN BOUIS, JR.,
JOHN T. SANDERSON,
THOMAS T. Il. TABB.
November 18th, 1864. no 22-eodl0ts
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EOR SALE nrivatelu at my stahIo =

ITOR SALE, privately, at my stable, on
L Eighteenth, between Franklin and Grace
streets one BLACK HORSE; one FURNITURE
WAGON and HARNESS; one BUGGY and HAIR.
NESS one new one-horse SLEIGH and BELLS: a
quantity OF HARNESS, including one light double
set six new long-handled SEOvELS, SPADES
and other fixtures Of stable. win also rent out
the STABLE, which has twelve stalls, gas, water
aud every convenience for a stable.
no 23-3ts ]. w. SATTERWHITE
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OFFICIAL.
lkKAsCRY UEPARTMENT,
C0NFEDKRArE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND. November n lsGt

A~o+'"t NtS'ShAocr ~, tovs. ~
TyREASURY NOTES OF THE OLD
ISSUE.-To the end that every facility may be
the exchange for new, the Treasurer, Assistant
Trcasurers and Pay Depositaries, and the Deposi-
taries whose duty has been hitherto limited TO fund.-
exchange. Those not supplied with funds will re-
gstcr the names Of the depostors receiving anotes
offered for and entitled to- exchange until the lst
day of January, 1865, inclusive The notes re-
ceved and registered must be forwarded by express
to the Treasurer at Richmond, with copy OF the
register ana new issues for the payment OF the de-
positors will be Immediately forwarded IN return
The Assistant Treasurers and Depoutanes are
hereby instructed to repubsh this notice:
g. A. TRENHOLM,
no ls-tlJ Secretary of the Treasury.
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nj OTICE-An adjourned meeting of the
IN IRON MASTERS Of the State of Virginia
viii be held in Richmond, at the Office of the Old
31th day Of November at 10 o'clock A. M
All persons Interested in the production of iron
are respectfully invited TO attend.
J. WARREN SLAUGHTER,
Chairman of meeting
WILLIAM WARREN, JR., Secretary. no l5--lOt
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THE WAR IN THE souTHwFsT

A dispatch from Cairo, the 18th, says Beaurcgard
is at Cornth and Forrest about to join him there.
Chalmers and Longstreet are at Holly Springs, and
about four thousand Confederates are at Mount
Pleasant, Mississippi
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rVHREE Hundred DOLLARS RE.

WARD.--Stolcn ftom my farm, in Albemarle
county, on the Sth instant, THREE HORSES, viz
n BLACK MARE, stout and long-bodied, in good
order and bareooted BLACK HORSE, in good
order, slightly capped on the right hip-both about
eight years old; "a DARK GREY MARE, four
years old, small size. They were traced fifteen
miles down the Richmond road. reward of Sl00
will be paid for the recovery of each.
no I9-7t. TIL. J. RANDOLPH, Ja.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-24

NTOTICE.-WILIIAM j. GENTRY, of
| Y the firm of DARBY, READ Il GENTRY,
Having disposed of his interest, NORRIS NON
GOMEaY, formerly Of Baltimore, has purchased an
interest IN the business and the style OF the firm
Will be hereafter DARBY, READ & CO., Belvin's
IN ,ck Shoc Store no lS--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-24

MOUNTAIN BEEF, of superior qua
lNt lity; also, TURNIPS, &C., just received and
for sale ON very reasonable terms by
d. X. WEISIGER,
no 24-2t Odd Fellows' Hall.
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q UPERIOR IMPERIAL TEA.-I have
- just received few pounds of superior IMPERI-
AL TEA. Those in want would do well to call early.
W. 7. TRUEMAN,
no 24-lts No. SO Main street.
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EIFTY DO l. LA R S REWARD
Strayed from my residence, on Twentieth
street, small RED COW, with collar on her
neck, with my name brass plate. will give
the above reward for her return to me. She was
last seen in Rockets making her way to Mr.. ]. M.
Taylor's fam. no est. II. A. PEARCE.
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EOUND, on Church Hill, on the 10Th
l. instant, BLACK HORSE. The owner can
get him by calling at Mr.. James Walsh's, proving
property and paying expenses.
no 24-lts JOHN WALSH,
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KIRBY SMITH CROSSING THE MISSISSIPPI.
WHAT Is TO BE DONE IN VIRGINIA.

A telegram from Washington says that general
fighting along all the army lines will be the result
of Sherman's movement 1t says:
1t appears to be pretty well settled that Early's
army has been drawn back to Richmond and it is
supposed that Lee will detach large a force as
prudence will permit, and send it to oppose Sher-
man, and at least cover Savannah. In this event,
Grant will have lust the Opportunity he eovets
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NOR SALE, complete set of MACHI
merry FOR MAKING LOG PUMPS, with
and the privilege OF renting shop, with
good of work the owner having to go into SER
wee Apply to oTHOMAS +. HOUCHINS. opposite
Camp winder, plaBkroai. no 23-6ts
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7 IME.-One hundred and twenty casks
4 LINE, in prime order, just received and for
sale by JAMES FISHER, JR.,
no 24-lt* Basin bank
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4 n ESTRAY HOG was taken up in my
wheai-feld, at Broad Rock, on Friday, the
18Th instant. The owner is requested TO come for
ward prove property and take her away
no 23-2t- d. MCDANIEL.
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aNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-The
above reward will be paid, and no questions
asked, for the delivery TO g. w. BLUFORD of one
BON OF CANDLES weight eighty pounds), which
lost last evening at the Danville Depot.
no J3-9ts
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CTRAYED, on the night of the 10th in
slant, n large S0RREL HORSE, with star
in his forehead a small sore on his withers caused
by the saddle his name worn short by the collar,
and a short, bushy tail A reward of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for his return 10
W. W. McCLOY,
Company b, Twenty-fourth Virginia cavalry
no 23-3t~ Gary's brigade.
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ENSTRAY.-Taken up at the Danville
Il 4 Depot, on Saturday last, COLT, which the
owner can get by describing and paying charges.
L. j. SAMPSON,
no 2S-Sts Richmond and Danville railroad.
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nAY BOARDING.rA few gentlemen
i can obtain DAY Boz DING, within few
minutes walk Of the capitol, IN q private family
tisas keep q very good table Address Boz l,677,"
r0sf-ofice. no 23-3ts
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EOR SALE, one MILCH cow Ar
Wy At MRS. WILLIAM ALIENS. I.seA
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V,O FARMERS. TO FARMERs.-Fo

EOUND, on the 22d instant, a PLAIN
IL GOLD RING, with name in it, which the
owner can obtain by calling on Colonel CUNNING
no 24-lts
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m es From Augusta TO Columbia South Carolina
il is one hundred and forty-one by rail- Mostly ali
the manufactures for shot, shell, fixed ammunition
and cannon arc at Macon, Augusta and Columbia
Half the powder the rebels use is made near Au-
gusta.
If Beauregard attempts to intercept Sherman, OF
follow him. he must send his entire army, with all
its paraphernala, by rail from Corinh to Meridian
It must then march from Meridian to Montgomery,
distance of about two hundred miles, with only
short piece of railroad. with no means OF transpor-
taiion, running from Uniontown to Selma. BY the
time Beauregard reaches Macon, Sherman would be
out of his reach. Thomas is Watching u. Z. L. b.,
and is being heavily reinforced with new troops)
In week from now Thomas's amy will have fifty
five thousand men, beside A. J. Smith, who IS CO.
operating with an army of observation.
The Cincinnati Times, ON the question of subsist-
ence, says:
Sherman has been chiefly occupying his time in
laying in full supply of hard bread and beef cattle;
and he has with him. of the former sixty days full
rations and several thousand head of the cattle
For all things else he will depend the country
over which he is to pass. His animals can subsist
well. Corn and sweet potatoes are ABUNDANT. Du-
ring the week ending the 5th instant, he gathered
in one thousand seven hundred and sixty wagon
loads of corn, four hundred and thirtysix loads of
sweet potatoes, and few horses, without sending
his foraging parties more than thirty miles from
Atlanta. He could manage to live for six months
without communication once with the North. In
reference to his cavalry he feels certain of his abb
ty to obtain horses enough to keep good his ergi-
nal Stock; ana perhaps ne may De enabled 10
some more men.
KIRBY SMITH CROSSING THE MISSISSIPPI.
The New York Times says:
A rumor prevailed in st. Louis a few days since,
that Kirby Smith has crossed White river with a
force of thirty thousand men, and is advancing on
the southeast. 1t is disbelieved at headquarters,
but has had considerable currency Price told his
friends in Boonville that heavy force of rebels
would prevent Steele from attacking him in Mis-
souri,, and the inference is that Kirby Smith has
been making movement to divert attention
from Price, though the probability is strong that
there no rebels in force north of the Arkansas
river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-24

CUPERIOR BLACK FLAX THREAD.
- FOR MACHINE E--Just received, large
supply Of superior BLACK FLAX THREAD, Nos.
40, 90, 80 and 10, mannfacturea and wound
sewing machine and family uses, at
no 49, -6teod EZEKIEL'S, IL Main street.
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II UST RECEIVED, large lot Of MILL
~ TARY BUTTONS. such a. Marylan6a. Mis-
soarl, Arkansas; also, fne lot of NIflfAkY
THiAAlNGs,at Miss II. @. SRNONsS :.
no 2l-6te No Ss Main street
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SOAP, S0AP.--50 boxes Roein Scan
NJ 500 dozen Windsor Soap !; lust RECEIVED a,.i
br sais by BAu0HMAN q RICHARDS.
no is-6t' No. 10 rearl street =
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DIANO, STOOL AND COVER FOR
SALE-6A A-octave-in nice order Apply to
Mr.. CRUMP on Clay street, between Monroe and
Gilmer, north of Brook avenue no 23-3tt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

- It is said the following regulations
have been decided upon by the War Office,
and will hereafter be the policy:
Minors between 10 and 81 years can not
be discharged at all.
Minors under Is. can not be discharged,
u IN their oath of enlistmet it is set forth
that they are fully Of that age.
In the case Of minor actually under 18,
whose age is correctly stated in his oath, or
who has been enlisted or mustered without
taking formal osth, discharge can be
obtained upon foil statement of all the
hcts IN proper form, addsssed to the Sec.
Tetary Of War.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

MICHAEL HAHN, Of louisiana, elected
governor, Feb. 22d, is not quite satisfac-
tory to the radicals. 1t seems he was Sc.
lectcd in 1861 by the ladies' Of New Or.
leans to present stand Of colors to the
Calhoun guards, company Of rebel SOL
dlers. The New Orleans Crescent, of May
70, 1861, says it was done ''in eloauent
terms, received with "rapturous ap.
plause," and that he spoke of men fight.
ing for their rights, homes and firesides."
Under the rebel Governor Moore he took
the oath OF allegiance to the rebel govern
ment. and received an Office, Cone Of three
public notaries )--Ml. Ne,cs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-16

A Southern paper. speaking Of the ''ex-
hausted sulphur, asks where the rebels are
e 60 for > supply Of gunpowdsr. 2 Let
them 60 to the devil. fa5IIs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-16

The y. Y. Tr.juse has compiled table
Of states. contrasting the vote Of 1850 with
the vote OF 1864. 90 lar IS the latter can DE
ascertained. in all the states where sol
diers vote. OF course only approximations
can be made as yet 10 the exact result
The T,,Juue comedies New Jersey, Della
ware and Kentucky to Mcclellan. with q
electoral votes, and an aggregate majority
in the three states Of 80. 500, anu sums up
as follows:
BY these figures IT appears that in all
the states except possibly Tennessee anu
louisiana now voting for President Mt.
Lincoln ha, a MAORI s. Ol nearly 400, uoO on
the nopular vote. and 2l3 Electoral votes
10 II for Mcclellan. The same states, III
1860. cave l3o. 7O4 majority 0g0tas@ LII
coin. although he had l6s Electoral votes
10 a. for all others The entire vote III looo
was: Union l,sGi, 523; Democratic l.. 80
O99: total popular vote. 3.JoI, 81. We ILL
clude in our estimated malOrlticS thls 4edl
the votes OF soldiers wherever they are a--
lowed t0 vote. Il viii be observed that
Willie Of all the above states the Democrats
carried eight I'm loeJ. they NOW have ou'
three: and their column 81 maJoriile-
,hrink- from nearly half q million 10 thu
paltry handful of thirty thousand 1r
Union party carry treifg-tro states; lh
Democracy three Enough saioL
The defeat o. Governor seymour ia Sew
7 York by about g, 200 majority will bee "a 81
we're blow to the cause Of the rebels for The
next two years He Is "a more dan9efou
man for the cause of freedom than Nallan
dieham or Wood. because more smooth. ID
sinuating. non-commiital. and ull on pro
LESSONS Of pau .otism: and aus Governo,
that great state, could exert powerful III
nuence against the Administration. Whic
me- most cordially hates.
I'm this state we have elected all themen
bers Of Congress by The home vote. In Cd
Fifth District. The home vote was very clos
between Baldwin and Trowbrdse- Ga
delegation viii stand as follows:
, I Fernando e.. isau9n . Inos. ". Ferry.
Charles Epson. O. K D.. lfo"' ii-b'
- g. john ". L0ngye ear. o. Johu r ili5s7-
AuRapubhcArs
Iu lhc State Senate, we have nothing toe
Ter topresent than the following table 40
4 the Detroit Adreri.ser, which We -haH
ont as soon as it can bee corrected: