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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
From SaNraay's Evs'i''g Editio".
Shirt of the Morning Press.

TIE Dispaieh, reviewing the military situation, de-
Cres that "WhAtever Grant may have hoped TO AchieVe
by asspg bis forces so suddenly and so heavily on the
north side thus far At least be has accomplished moth
IuE worthy Of the immense noise with which bis ae-
vance was hsralded By all the journals in Yankeedom
Ia the battle Joined yesterday with the barbArous In
VAder, our troops showed, always, that they are
superior 10 the Yankee for the love OF freedom and
true valor dwell in native ranks alone.
The Sentinel showing that the campaign, as directed
By Grant, has been altered fOm one Of strength 10 that
Of strategy and what Ulysses sought to gain BY open
valOr, he nov hopes to secure By Willy movements,
urges the adoption Of on our part embracing
iDcsssant vigilance and precau!ion.
Among the several means suggested by the SsHtiTs!
20 eountersct this policy is the mining Of such o. our
works as are the most liable 70 be attacked and mos
important 10 be defended, With view 10 the blowing
OF ,hsm up in case We moot keep tie enemy oal As
We have thus far led the Yankees IN mil iAy ingenuity
ths Srnns! sees no reason Why should not IurpSss
them in the invention OF eOnVAnces and oHtsir them
in the dseut application Of avery advantageous means
Of defence.
Toe Sentinel reviews the operations going on in
Missouri, which, among Other results, will probably
eau . that amASls gentleman, ROsscran', to Danish
Iady or two ard to publish their letters be Oan 60
nO.airg more valiant
TIE Examiner takes glsnos at the military 'ituA-
top, sud locks upon the battle fought near Richmond
yss:rssy morning, signal victory for tie COnfsde-
rat arms
80 directs ls attention to that trsggSrt OF orsG-
Rarrs Sheridan, Who, IN his rCtOgrsde movements, in
t5s op.aion Of tho EzlmNsr, yields less to necessity
tbaa b complies wish programme calculated to
brsz 5ou new base Of operations, from the lire ei
TIE Ora e aud Alexandra Railroad to tho RaPpaoSr-
mock. L, him try the base bus as he tries it, let
hin remember tbs: i. has proven the U-es easdirs Of
msiy an sbler General shan be.
Speaking Of the Georgia olmPIigu, to E'q'srSr
says that there was great rejoicing in Washington city
over me reported movement of Hood toward the Ala
bama Inc They say the sending h the Cavalry towards
tAe Ternsses ard the marching his army toWsr's Sler
rans rear was playing into the A;ter's hard PERHAPS
this r,i3i.ing Wn soon be changed into vail & and
rhaps it won't; and perhaps this is not the game Sher
man aaieipA ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
The CITY

DAY OF AFoKEMENf AMoAG THI lsRAHLITIs-( YOnl
K'pur) THIS most solemn fast will comm'nce te-
molrOH evening, Sunday aud term nate on the fol-
loving even;ng-dusing which period tho whole
IRseiti,h nation throughout the known void abstain
from partAkog any food or nourishmsnt whatsoever
This SOLEMN last ia decreed for the pardon Of sin to ell
Who are sincere and true In their repentance; 1t Ia aho
a day for reconclia ion AMI pe,csmAkng between man
an HE fellow creature The day Of aonement among
the Israeitss s considered the Nos. Holy-day In the
war, is Is "he Sabbath cf SlbblIhs." AIny who do
not observe the various ceremonies of the jewish
Church. Venerate this day with tic utmost ssnoty In
the vsrous armies in Europe, well 10 armies
the Israstes have been permitted to this day
is KEEP. in accordance with the following solemn To-
junction contained in HIly Writ: 0n the tenth day Of
hs seventh month the day of atonement It shall be
to you day of hoy convOcsiiCn, and 20 shall tf Ct
YOUR sous by fas.iDs) Ys shall DO no work on that
same day, for it is day Of a;onement on which you
shall be pardoned before the Eerna your God itshs
be to you complete day Of rest, and you shall fl
your sous 10y fAstDg) o. tho evening of the ninth
div you shall begin and keep your resting day until the
ne1t evening" The ceIemJcisJ Of the day during the
sxstencs of the Holy Temple were peculiarly grand,
sslmn ard slosed and great was tho anxiety of tie
people who crowded the courts OF tue Temple to listen
With attention to the prayers Of the High Priest and at
the conclusion OF every prayer, when the Nest Holy
name of the Great God was pronounced BY the High
Priest the whole nation fell upon their faces sxclaim-
log blessed be tie of the glorious kingdom for
ever and over and when the comforting Word ye are
pure" was heard from tho mouth Of the High Priest
every heart rejOicsd aud was happy. A. night the
poopla returned homo grateful to tho Almighty, who
had again received them into his favor, and pardOned
their sing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

MAYoSs OoURr THIS MoRSING-EimOnd, slave of A..
A. Hu;cberson's estate, charged with burslMiuily en-
tCrng, on the night Of tae lsh ult the storehouse Of
Joseph T. Dloney, was discharged, tho case having
bsen on the docket for moro than EfOrtnigh and no
Witnesses bsirg forthcoming
Norris Huffman charged with receiving lot of
leather valued $500, stolen from George w Bluford,
vas committed for iuurs hearing, the principal Wit
meas not appearing.
William McHArris, charged With stealing twenty ore
t,wels rom Sam W. Dcrey, discharged. TaetoWels
were found in tho barSsr shop IN which 10 waa OF
work. but OF which he not the proprietor, and there
was 70 eyls1ce that he had stolen them. Ar. Dorsey
recovered his property.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

Two PRECIOUS 0EEs GOEE TO THK EAEAT.-Two men,
no. long ago tried before tie Hastings Court for in
famous cfances, aud acquitted only because the wit
resses Of their crime in the army having recently
gone below il Opt VIM. A. jenkins company Of Re-
serves during their first blVOuac deserted and went to
The Yankees. We may expsc. soon to SEQ their ac-
counts filming in the New York Herald, under the
heading of STATEMENTS Of highly intelligent gentlemen
from the reb7l Clpits."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
GEN. PRICES VICTORY AT PILOT KNOB.
ANOTHER VICTORY AT HARRIsON's STA
TION.
The Yankees EUacuating and Failing Back
VOLUNTEERS FLoCKING TO PRICE.

MOBILE, Oct THE Noble AdUsrtissr has tele-
gram from ssnsobs based the contents of Chicago
papers of the sOlh ult. and Memphis papers Of the
Alb.
Yhai intelligence from Missouri Is highly interesting
It teterdsd tina. the Confederate assaults on Pilot
Knob we're repulsed with heavy loss, nevertheless the
Yankee General who commanded there Ewing was
admitted to be AseDg for lfe hOtly pursued BY the
Coniederates. Among the killed. on our side, wsS Gen.
oabeT, Of Virginia, en- ctiicsr Of the old army. 1
The Yankees before commencing their digit spiked
their guns and assd the railroad depot Tho oepfed-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

A PPEAL to tie Public.-The Relief Com
IA se Richmond through their Directory, cal to the
aid in behalf Of the Refugees and suffering poor In ibis
city.
Rrond Is at present filed wi refugees from every portion
Of the uonfsderscy many them Wit cut employment or means
worthy Of ryDpathy snd Our IL
he. Ind Vual and corporate caDay have been severely
ed for the relief these persons an the poor ges nce
the commencement OF the war, and Te they are Wiling 70 pear
heir ul proportion Of burden, they think IN oppou
ty should be the benevgle aad patriotic
Ia mute Ia coed work. The presence OF Two great 9lt n
ycinlLy and the Interruption 10 rsnpoaen on
hs raroads have produced scarcity Of supplies Sch CAP
rv he reeded 30 far as for whom appeal arc con-
csr1ed by contributions from individuals or cofporauon.
Every precauon will be taken BY he y 90 bs si
lies OF cur soldiers sDd the worthy poor. ,,, 49,.
The duy Of providing the families OF cur toes nae
gently been from the Army commitee OF we
MenS ohrsn Association 10 the Relief Committee, anu W. u
that the Same nberaly when mas heie'0''s Dseu A "
them will be extended 10 us. -, IN
Express Company have kindly agreedto tp sD
aytieles 90 contributed TO the poor free OF charge
Soutrbuons Of money should be sent to H. D. o. HsStrv,
and supplies should he consigned 70 the "Ree
oomuIse Of RichIuonc !" kessrs. Martin oardoss.
PROMPT and regular contributions eansT estCd.
an1a-d1tA0kv WI. " hUHFpbb Fresfrnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q. s. A.,
PichrDond ,Iplv % 1854

TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. s. A.,
Richmond. July % 1854. (
LOANS ON THY SECURITY or THE VAVB
HS INDEED MILLION SIX PER CENT. NON
TAXABLE h-ONDS DNDEk TEfh Wa. SEC
TION or THE CURhENCH LAW.
nEPOSIT5 on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer this city, Tressurers CT Casztop
and Hebe and the DeportLIes Wilmington, Raleigh, Co
lanbis Augusta Savannah Grd Montgomery; and cernese
win be itsued the same, hearing interest 81 the PSI
cent PER anDs and secured by the hypoihecson Of amount
bonds equal the Of these loans the bonds
Be- SCI apart By Treasurer proeeed when sold up
Piled ezclus,Yeiy the payment Of the said certificates
Lecny and enenee anordsdto banks and other
rs9Ons the public generally b. this ode VI temporary
iaVesen and tho effect Of the generally adopted
keeping currency within moderate bounds, hoped viii
commend 70 the favorable confederation OF tie community sne
heir prompt cooperation in carrying into effect
g. A. TBxNEOLR,
Iy2q-dH Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

hichMUHu, Au8uhI o Iob4
10y the 14th section of the act to reduce the
currency approved February IT, 1884, the Secretary Of the
Treasury authorized The shove ceEcaes able two
years ner shcaGon Of treaty OF peace with The United
Sstes They Sold be Issued such
creditors Government wiling 10 receive the same
payment OF their deands They must also be given At
touRh free nom tRXson. The attention of purchasing sgnts
AMI dsbusng officers Oft he Government called 10 This class
pul securities Offering peculiar advantages 10 those from
WON the supplies Of the Government bought, and ac
te the use Of by Disturbing officers upon
the Depsares hodcg funds and marked the
rpaJ able certificates Of indebtedne will paid In conor.
nifty herewith.
Dsposaes are hereby authorised and required 10 comply
with this regulation, and 10 make application 10 the Rsgts oi
supplies o. ceIuicGtss ~ required
GIgned) @. A. TRERH0Lh,
1ui2-u Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
RICHMOND WING.
HGyDAx MORNING, OCT. 10. 1854.

FERM-DAnI.I yUuz. ~ months, $40 IhTss nSniAs
e16. For q less psrlOd. - per month
ann WunI, year, sSe nSnihSs So No IssioripaeA
FsosVsi for les ihAa ux mOnnL
WsDT year. u0nHals $40. No AbsarPesn rsesS'd
O. loEs Ean noni1A
Rrrs,ta.ne,s a ma o. as Eansozfbsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

nU.ulun whcss papSn nAEkSd Wiin orOss WI Hna-
uand u1supaOn Abou 70 expire ans WI
NH pEsnply u nv Sn-1r rspsrs confused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

NOTICE..
To the Creditors Of the Estate of John H. Hills
man, decd:
+ WILL be at Amelia Court House on FRI.
Il DAY. the 14h day OF October next 10 pay OF all claim
against said Estate puuan decree entered at the last tern
Of Cculi Court Of said County In the Of Hmanh
Administrator &c. Hllmsn's Creditors.
CHARLES A. HA1GRAvE, Admir- Of
sspaT-eulAoe, Ieha =. Hilsnsa, decd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
MILES REGISTER RhvlyED.

The dis ontnuance Of NeSs stonsl Register most
ul pnbl cation Issued from the Of America
OF uayerG regret 10 the whole country We have
satisfaction 10 readers that journal
revived the publication lie COuntymsn. To show that
the Register II the size
Of ia pages Its typography n1d al. the ot features which
challenge the pat u who desires have and
prese We foe ti1diEg the meet useful Of Seeklies.
Btsies the sures Of EIs kegiter The Countryman has
which shord render IL G attractive de-
u.s. and noLeBg sef sfer the best EBghh nisce
weekes but at The being Stamped With indie
pendent southern tone original Sih peculiar t. itself
altogether novel feature with IT, IS thai published In
III county the EDITORS Entaton nne miles town
or vi .se much ElenoDo euture pors
and everything that interests the ccuoigy gentleman.
f.arre in jou nzIw with other character
iscs hGrgy ooIplmsntel the high, 1t authority 10 the
Charleston Courier the risk shocking
sensitive Ideas OF nodestl entertained - that est isSd-
Of ali ouTnGs to savatnsh AepuChcda we vii quote
here The b. the Courier, CT jcgfn J.:
THE COuNTRYHAs.T0 f4les and readers Of healthy rural
tastts all Cvs g. snuff tie fresh al UB the outside
for mental nut'ition we'll element mme1d The
ogrdR live, ndeI endent paper, elited and Acd Oy
pTopre not oy clique, sect CLAM
l. Is fits cIrs u very bic
Indication growing h.sh and yg1 Ia he public ui L. nd
In ErogrGEs towards ad need d ter,Ece and
appeal the reading public Of the Sou 70 Sve
thousGud addlonl ubcTiOes shic all We * OF psl. We
shsl be vel satisfied 81 cbsring that humble, 10 addition {
pTeeeli AJ..
The Country man handsome quar:o sixteen pages pub
ed hs tdoss Plantation, EztoLton, Ga, 10 which
| ali cennunicAtors should be Addressed
Our q Tor three month, or $40 per
would geul 10 the editc OF Gl SoutaeIn ju nails
G.tl.t extending circulation, to ali
lu scbeIS and items AID sequaniarcss even sef to
al "a procuring ult 1000 more sGbscsoes whose tIosF
meet late Increased expenses foo the IN
| mt " 0Ur ieufnaL J. A TURN 4,
sep q oai' Eston,pn. Ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, @. S. A.,
RICHMOND, July 2s, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.

In order PROMOTE far practicable the early rquda
on By the esEury OF the QUIET ANDNG TAXED MOTIFS, the
Assistant Treasurer and Pay DepostSres In the dif
eren States hereby authorized 10 receive the said noes
oep notes. 66 per csnun, Deposit hsulng for
same Certificates Of Loan upon bypothecauon Of nonaTsb
bond The said certificates 10 be payable demand after s
expiration OF ninety days.
And ell agents for the sale OF the above bonds hereby
thorEed receive the taxed notes. with the exception above
named in payment when told the OF sex per
osntuu. q. A. TREEHOLS,
su9a-O Secretary ~ the TreRsuTy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
500 MILLION LOAN.
NON-IAYABLE BONDS.
Htnxsup- nrnap1uvu.

Richmond. Aug. %, 1854,
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales Of the
IN above BoldI at O present Treasury price Of ss5 sad &C.
Der next or when the reached seventy millions
doaT much sh,l be sold before the sad soh day o
September viii be suspended 70 con Ter tbs e1pe
ENJOY advancing the prlce AID due notice viii be CIV
their resumption, and OF the price hIod upon the sonds
The Secretary Of the Treasury deems IL his duty 10 call the
special attention OF tsHpRyers generally and particularly the
agricultural clas to this notice. This loan should be all aier
up By own people.
The payment Of Interest 70 foreign countries VIII be oneroui
and oppressive the return OF and low prices
And now that ell outuTs products commanding such
high prices BY Investing she Bonds OF the Gcyernmsnt tsxpay
s Themselves the receivers Of the taxes collected
for the payment OF interest g. A. TREAH0LM,
an 2s-d2v sec'y Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
rpumaRAPHIO.
Reports OF the Press Association received HI
cIusIVeIy by the Whig.

Entered according Act Of Congress IN ne year 1858, By
s. THRASHER IN tie Clerks (ce Of ne District Court o.
aS CO1Isd0rats States for tho Northern District n Ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
NOTICE..
OFFICE OF TIER. f. P. R. R. CO.,
Richmond, Sept. L. 1864.
THERE beino no Uepot at Hamilton's Cross

/ hhhk Deln5 no DepOl ~ hdihitou Sross-
l. ing, 10 the destruction by the enemy at
GtIneas Pamela Chetefed, this company viii not be
iposse ssy delivery Of any gh received or TO
yeTed al either htse points, except While TIE same are
bsGg It's bat will receive he for trars-
o5ly Ik Hhe ~ those points OF tie owners
Consignors or consgnees.
No ears can permitted remain st Of these points
onger necessary load and unload them. AL tghs
be carried In ern she uld be at thse sta
tops before the freight and
recevs any OF then any articles OF freight
earnestly advised previous informson OF he lime VI
thsir coming.
No article Freight consigned sny point this Railroad
which Jheie Gepot will DO received BY any sgsnof s
coDpa1 by release In rrling agned By
the consgner onn,r OF all liability Of this for loss
or injury article occurring after M arrival the point
which t shall be consigned.
s tendsd points north Of Hanover Junction will DO
until further notice oily at tie De- ct Of the Virgins
Central Railroad Mondays and Thursdays be tho hours
and ST., and freightI coming from these points
viii be delivered the place breen the same hCurs
Wednesdays ans saturdays and must M az 10 promptly
reore the Sginis Central ksioad Depot their
rcul there they will be stored returned the Of
oongnors sheuld In every predosly zd-
guees in ts city OF their sending such freight
PAssEsGKR TRAINS
LeAye AicLm. nj A, al, ana
Arrive Haulon's Crossing I'll 1910 4. u.
Leave Hamlton's CIC ssiIg Il t2:l0Ph.
Arrive in Rlclmsnd II t:lB 4. N.
kzg'N. Uut the South Anna bridge shall have been
bu limited quantity OF light baggage be earred
each passenger. RUTH,
upiS-2as2s supI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
PlsrsYLvAglA COURTHOUSE.
HEprrHaER Qlst lQaA

COALMAN ID. BENZ EFT,
C;mmifsioner for PitsylvAnis touEiy.
SI5O,O0O
PITTsYLvANIA COUNTY BONDS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
N pursuance OF an order of the County Court
tPutsylvaus made at the August term thereof 1884 will
sell public ageton for cash, In front OF oce, at Psylya
MIA House, MONDAY, the lIh dsy OF october next
Fifty ThouSand Dollars OF Pits J.
Vana ooSny pond $500 EACH payable the 18th day Of
December 1865 with interest from the day Of sale TO the af0re
said 18Th day OF December 1865.
az Sale 10 commence at l2 o'clock, n.
@ D. BESNETT,
90 26-tds Comm for P..tsyvsuia county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
ENR0LLN = OFFICE
Richmond, Sep,emeer 10 1854
THE following circular from the Bureau Of
= Consumption published for tie information Of al
"''-'N CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
WAR DEPAETxKET,
BUREAU OF CoEscRPfIos.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept 81, 1864.
CIRCULAR,

cmsnd ts Con-cps vii Instruct county enrolling o.
ars 10 Feoty, with TIE aid ofh temporary boards,
- "a e complete gigITnon Of white male resdent In
r beEee the Of seventeen and ffty
moi actually EerYng In the In the Geld with the
serves TIE sg occupation physiesl condition OF the
ons g,her wish the oeIemy on detail
other re not being in active military services will be stated
tbeIr spscis will be taken In stating
though hrny web the persons from being
sent he amy and net to omit any person from the regs.
ton lerylng In the Ia he nsd With the
registers aust be forwarded to the Bureau before
October next To accomplish the Ia due time Enrolling
Ocerl end Temporary Boards eDoined 10 the utmost
vgor AMI Gigenee
The To be thus furnished REGARDED OF preat
importance, aaS the serHc, must be accurately well
promptly performed.
parei an forwarded OF al youth, IN each county who
Tain tire seventeen years dnng the next twelve months
Ia ibis named register will be stated The when
youths viii ST ain the age designsted.
By command Of
Brig. Gen. JOHN g. PRESTON,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

NOTICE.
is HEREBY WEN, that application will
the Con iTaie States Treasury for the renewal
Of the following Don dernte States Bonds Wis:
One PER bond, No. 1885, for 1890 payable 10 Dolly
One per cent. bond No. ST. FOR 81 2OO payable 10 Dolly BOur
ware, and dated 9th n arch, 1853.
bond No. GS, for VI 200 payable 70 frAnoi
Roulware and dated 24tj March, 1863
All persons warned against trading for the above men
DOLLY BoULwARE
aea---v6vs RRANNES ROULWARs-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
rHr war N TIE sourHKEsT.

NAsRYItLs, Tuesday, Oct. -0n Saturday, General
Bulors with part of Forrests command including all
his artillery attacked Athens, Ala sheling the plaos
for two hours and demanded its surrender from the
oommandant Dol. Wade, of the 7Si Indiana, who re-
fused Buiord soon after retired. The fears OF an at
tSck On Columbia vas unf0uudsd, Forrest having gone
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
pT1uuopn AVN prrppcpUpC u m

MOTTO.
THR Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
Il the Bank Of Richmond viii take place d heir Banking
House, in this MoEDlY The Sd October lS6 o. ~
H. The transfer book osed from the 2sta instant p
after the day 1.-THE NEE Ing of the soohholderI:
ssio-Qv ]. r. MAoHURDO. Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

| M ANTED-A young LADY Of experience
In TEACHING English, French, and the rudiments of
Music, wishes situation In private family.
aniq~o y Richmond. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-10

A GENERAL Meeting of the Stockholders
IA Of the James River Canal Packet Company viii be held
In Bcotsve AlbsmArle county THURSDAY, the goth oclo
Der pex II o'clock A. H. Business Of Importance will be
transacted, and q fall attendance Is required.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHks. Y. HcRRIss, President
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

NYpy Nee Ttar--If other friends have
been forgetfLl, dear reader, the GAZETTE is
niudful Of you. and has called to give you a
right happy new year greeting. II is held
in your warm hand now, and in appreciation
Of the distinguished honor il looks right into
your friendly eyes a hearty Happy New
Year" If you be poor and indiiTerently
cad the GAZETTE has no less friendly greet,
ing for you, aud esteems it no less an honor
to be your friend. II you be rich and clothed
in purple and fine lnen," the GAZETTE con.
sders it not. Ii you consider yourself
iGiendless, the GAZETTE hogs you to be as.
sured Of its regard. If you are surrounded
BY many to DO you homage, the GAZETTE
delights 70 mingle in the tbyong Whatever
or whoever you are to day, or in the past
may have been, the GAZETTE is earnest in its
ne. year wish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Correct the Enrollmcnt.-G. NJ. HARMS
has now in his hands the Enrolment list for
this town ready for examination and corrcc.
ton. The list is known TO be quite incor-
rect, and our citizens are earnestly requested
to come forwsrd aud assist in it's correction.
If only such names as rightfuly belong on
The list appear, and all Of such, it will be
greatly 10 our advantage in the approaching
draft. Those who know themselves untitled
for duty should have no delicscy about NOV
ing to have their names stricken off. and all
should interest themselves in getting every
name upon The list that properly belongs
there. Now is the lime to prepare for the
draft. Wake up and attend to this matter
Call on Mr.. HARMS and give him such as.
sistance as you can to enable him to return
the list to headquarters as nearly per!ec, as
possible. The Board of Enrolment are pre-
pared to examine applicants for exemption
81 any time
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-30

Hon the Ntns uqs Receioe}. The news
Of the capture Of Savannah, received BY dis
patch from Dubuque last Monday, was met
quite enthusiastically. The Christmas pres
ent Irom SHERMAN vas remarkably accspts-
Die. The knowing ones delighted to shout
to the unknoHng ones: Savannah is cap
turcd !--33 zoo bales of cotton ito pieces
Of artillery 500 prisoners and so forth"
WHICH Of course transformed the unknowirp
ones into knowing ones, and put the sparkle
into their eyes, their legs into motion, their
tongues into operation, and the glad words
of Christmas cheer into general circulation.
TOWNSEND & KNAPP, bankers, added zes; 10
the news by setting out the egg nog. The
Dubuque Times was never more popular than
it Was on its arrival that evening.