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TEE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper IN th
Country.

The Chespest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HxsALD, ready tomorrow Saturday.
morning, viii contain
The Latest Reports OF Gsseral sherman's Successful
Expedition through Georgia. his arrival near savaanAs
and the movements OF the operating Forces on Toe
Charleston and Savannah Railroad together with askstcA
OF the city OF Savannah and It's deiences; Tho Atsss
accounts OF the Siege Of Nashville accompanied BY Map
showing the Scene Of Operations Of General Thomas and
General Hood full account, from Special Cores
pondents of the recent OF General
Warren, resulting in the destruction OF over twenty miles
OF tho Weldon Railrosd The Important Order OF General
Dix In relation to Rebel Raiders Northern
Interesting News from the Southwest; Proceedings 10
Congress; Late News from Europe, Mexico, Cuba and
Central America Poetry two interesting Soreo Artistic
Literary and Scientific Items; Musical and theatrical
Review for the week; Seasonabe reading matter fos
Farmers and Agricultursls; Varieties, Facetis; Ths
News the Day Valuable Reviews Of the Money,
Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot and shoe, Cattle and
Horse Markets. and accounts Of all important events q
the week
Terms-Sngc subscrptic n 50; Three copies, So; Five
copies, S.; Ten copcs SIS. Single copies I've Genus
each. limited number of advertisements inserted y
the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Dinner for Shorma am
Army.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL, 1884
The HERALD OF Friday last contained a suggestion thR,
shsrmau's army should bo furnished with Christmas
dinner in the same manner Grants aud Sheridan's
armc, were provided with Thanksgiving repast.
have kilograms from the West saying that tho people
part OF the country wish 10 contribute to the en-
PRISE particularly as General Sherman's army Is m inv
composed o Western All they wish Is inform alton
where and when and 10 what condition to ser a the
turkeys and other articles desired.
will you please mako plbc the details OF the move.
msut that the West may join in cheering Tn hearts
cf our gallant soldiers In Georgia, J. RI
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orEKA IN BRooKLYs.- Don Giovannf with tho full cast
which Mr. Marctzek's company affords. comprising
nearly all tho leading artists given iu the Drooklyr
Academy last night. to exceedingly large house-un
usually 80, considering tho heavy snow storm. The
audience seemed TO enoy entirely the music and tho at
tvac;ive incidents Of Mozart's groat masterpiece Al
the gems OF the opsra appaudcd the
frequent and the artists repeatedly called To
night Faust will be given for the last time at the New
York scademy
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bad members Of the Fire Department are not
restrained, we may be compelled to classify
these disgraceful combats, in tho catalogue OF
the epidemics Of crime, with other heinous
offences agains! public safety.
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MADAME DE LUssANs CoSCKRr.-Madame de Lussau, the
favore Soprano announces the st of three grand
eerts for tomorrow night, at Irving Hail. She will b'
assisted by Mile Krokowska and signori Fossst and
Salias bAsso and tenor.
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A wall street Operation.
COUAT or COMMON PLEAS.
Before Iudga Cardnzn.

DEC 16.--Josidh W. Buttsr u.s. Ed,odrf Hdrri
Laurence A. Jerome. Was au interesting
volviug the right OF broker to dispose OF stock
ing 70 customer without giving him duo not
Intention TO sell. The plaintiff alleged that on
August, 1863, he contracted with the defendsn
hundred snurcs OF leading Railroad stock, SELL
twenty days, ~ the same time leaving on
$500 bonds as margin. tho toiiswing uay y
q nots from the defendants to tho elect that
purchased tho stock .or hiun ~ 122. Tho pls
made an arrangement with the defendants
the stock until ne wished TO dispose OF It. On
September plaintiff called upon the defendant
informed by Jerome that the stock
sold ut liz. Plaintiff demonstrated
defendants upon their breach OF
he would rcpudiate the sale, an,
following day directed tho defendants 10
transfer tho stock, together with the bonds,
Lockwood & Morris. This the defendants
do, however, and refused 20 give tbc plain
fact on. the plaintiff claimed that he ought
notified OF the de.endants' intention TO sell.
selling the Stock without giving him such no
him 10 the extent OF 81 .029.
The defence Get up was that the dofcnt
cretiou In the matter, and that they had
the pirintif OF their intention to sell lou
selling.
The jury, without much hesitation, rendei
for the plaintiff OF 81 1888 80.
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A NEW EPIDEMIC or CRIxs-Firemen's lights
of which We have had three or four within as
manv dsvs. Ii The ap.r7 pasJens Of the few
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United Sta ies Com m issioner's Court.
Before X. G. White.
THE pRussIAN ExrRADITIoN CASE.

THE PRUssIAN EXTRADITIoN CASE.
DEC I4.-7he K,ncdon Of Prussia Ernst CoIfenfca-
In this casc which s for the extradon OF tho accuseA
under treaty. for the Consul General appeared B.
smdt and D. Lapaugh as counsel. MIR. Smidt Is son
Of tno consul general the vice oi saxoay.
and represents in this provocaton the Kingdoms Of Prus
sa and saxony. On application Of Mr. Lapaugh for the
the case consel OF the absence
OF important witness the prosecution, Nessrs.
Holmes and Dttenhoer opposed the notion and stated
that there witness in court ready t. swear IN hs
knew tho accused in ussia aud that he is not he party
charged In this case, aud tnat question OF IDENTITY
would therefore After considerable discussion tho
Comm sad that the application for ouru-
-easonab and he therefore adjourned the case
over to twelve O'Clock 10 day.
DEc. Is The Kin odom of Prussia us Ernst Godenfon-
This case came to-day The first witness ex
amined Captain Won Santcn OF the steamer Haoss
in which the accused passenger. lie testified -
first seeing tho prisoner in Bremorhaven when ho came
to passage In the Hansa that no was known as Mr.
Goldenoss the passage; that he had lady with him
his wife, and that he (the wtness) afterwards saw
and recognized tho prisoner Hoboken erryboat and
elsewhere.
MIR. DttcnhoGer closely cross.exam,ncd the Witness
but his evidence the examination was OF little
Two other witnesses for the prosecution who identified
the prisoner and testified hts having signed bill q
exchange for 81 500 in New York, aud other circum'
stances OF less moment, were then examined by Ar.
Iapaugh the counsel Tor the prosecution.
After good deal Of firing minor points, which
might have gone since only for the Commissioner,
last witness (Kandoph Resngh) was placed on the
stand This witness testified that no knew Ernst
Godenoss the city If Halle the Sae tnat he diA
business Hummel Co., OF that city. and that 10
prisoner Is not tho person. The testimony OF tn
witness, which the Arst brought forward for tho
fence very strong and closed the proceedlngsfor
day. The c-se will go on at twelve O'Clock 70 day.
EIGHT INDICTMENTS FOUND AGAINST ISAAC uENr
SON, The LATE NAVY AGENT.
Mr.. Henderson appeared on Wednesday morning
Commissioner White and entered into recognixance
sum OF 500, ,OOO boing So 500 each Of eight
meats found against him for alleged fraud.
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v.,,.a states Comrs or Claims.

pyr Ia in tho caso Of Mathew Honner executor Of
CadwaIader waiscc, deocAsea, Vs. Tue United States.
Chie Justice Casey Delivers the opinion OF the Court
sns,o,ug tho demurrer of Tho claimant the plea or
the statute Of Limitations Nod thoren by the Solicitor Tor
she United states.
Tbe testimony the part of the claimant 80 the above
eptIed cause thereupou submitted 10 the Court by
Msser and Coombs objectloas 70 the same
by the Solicitor for zoe United Sta,ss
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10 the morning but lower In the The opening
price Was 236H aud the closing one 2351S. Cavern
men,s nrm
There was rather business In commercial circles
yesterday but in the absence Of any activity Of monea
prices remained nominally the same, except in few
stances Foreign goods were very quiet. Petroleum was
armer On Change the principal feature the excite.
ment In pork All kinds Of provisions Hrmer. who
bresds,uls without especial ch,ngs. whskey was
moro active and hrmer. Freights continued quiet.
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Death of George kirk

Death az George Kirk.
CwoHsAn. Dsc- 10, 1884
George Byt, promiasn. citizen Of this cIss dod ''a
tsrdaT. .
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points Of the news. Interesting details given od'y
There four European steamships due he port OF
New York to-day one OF them he oubsl carrying news
days later than the advces OF the Canada These
yessels sailed in the following order VIZ
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:, ,bAkNuA'S MUSEUM, Broadwav.-PANoRAnA-THKE
MAhhoru FAT OtRLs-IHRES GIASTs-rwo DwARFs-
lspIAss-FRTscu AuToMAToSs DRAMATIC PKRroRsANcKs-
Day and Evening
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BoWERY THEATRE, Bowery-sxyRs EscApxs-PrrkH
WELL rHK WAcoNER-rox CRiSGLE
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MIsCELLAHEou3 NEWS.

General Peck has issued . circular again calling tno
attention Of hotel aud boarding house keepers to general
orders Nos 80 ana 90 from the headquarters OF the DO
parment Of the East requiring lists OF oil persons ar
irving from nsurrectonary states 70 be sent 70 bis
Office in Bleecker street All such persons are also
again Informed that necessary for them 70 register
their names General Peck gays the decision OF ths
Canadian court n the Of the ST. Abans raiders ron
dsrs IL necessary that the work OF registration shall bs
peshed forward vigorously.
The mails Of the Canada reached this city from Beson
yesterday morning. Our teegraphc report from HALIFAX
published u The HxsALp % Monday. cootAiosd tps main
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NEW BoWERy THEATRE, Bowery.-CuARcoAI MAN
MI sos DIANA-PaATE on THg IsLEs
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELS. Mechanics Hall, l72 Broad
wN-EruiofiAN SONGS, DAScEs, BUaLEsaUEs, 6cy-HIGH
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 BroatwAv-RusNINc
fHK BLocKADE-U 5. G.-ErHioPfAS SONGS DANCES &c
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway.-HArPIKsr DA,
or MT LiFK-PKofLKS LAwYER
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old ashiosed snow storm Sufficient TO guarantee casni
val OF sieighing.
regular meeting Of the New York Historical Society
was held evening ~ their rooms. at the corner Of
Eleventh street Second The regular monthy
proceedings first occupied the attention Of members The
rooms devoted 10 antiquities were crowded during the
whole evening, thought there was nothing very i'm
porant on hand inspection OF the great curostes
OF the establishment occupied the attention Of visitors
until q late hour. The monthly business having been
transacted, the society adjourned.
The anniversary OF the Five Points House Of Industry
was 70 hayo boon celebrated lass evening At the Academy
or but was account Of the storm aud
the slim attendance The children wore present, now
ever and we're put through Sumo OF their exercises
Tho nps new sloop.ofwW wampanoas was launched
vesterday forenoon At the Brooklyn Navy YARD amidst
the cheers OF large assombage OF ladies' ana gentlemen
who had congregatsd 70 witness tho event Among the
distinguished persons present werc Admras fArrasu'
p.u,due and Gregory 10 honor OF the frat named OF
vbom salute was cred from the receiving ship. Twenty
sevou vessels OF the class as tho Wampanosg are
now 10 course OF construction, nvs OF wnch arc oo'og
bull, Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
A man named Hugh Garigan was yesterday committed
for examination charged with attempting to pass on
tradesmen In Mulberry street counterfeit 1--WE dollar
hin purporting 70 have issued BY the Erie aud Kaa
mazoo Railroad Bank, AT Adrian, Michigan
Tho total loss from destruction OF the grain elevator
nv 0re at Buffalo, Tuesday morning, ~ estimated At
sss coo, on which thero wssan Insurance OF s2.'oo.
Nearly half the town Of Fort Yale, British colnmbis
was destroyed By Gre on the morning OF tho 2s'h OF sep
tembcr. II was the work Of 40 inceodHy'
THO riding academy Of Herman Loesso, and the car
,,c,orv Of Iawton Co together with two dwelling
norss. in San Francisco. were burned on the 10Th .
November Loss $4,000.
Tho nrs .. Marysvilis, California, on Novsmb.r II
a..,roved The theatre, The California stass Tsesrsp
oomn.pys once, and four undsrass'h Ne ihsssr
and adjacsas thereto.
Tos s,ook ma,kes uaa dan sesssrdas. Gold wss IRA
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NOTICE.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DBP'T Bureau or CoNscRirrox,
, RICHMOND, Va, Jan. "a, 1864
Paragraph Y Of General Orders No. So, Adiuisnt
ana Inspector Generals Office Of 1862. REQUIRES
mat applications FOX exemption must Ia ali case.
De made to the Enrolling Oiiicern
~ the local Enrolling Officer ha. not the powsr
10 act or is in doubt he will after invcstiga alton
under Circular No. 5, Current Series refer such
applications, through the proper official channel.
TO this Bureau. All such spplicat ems addr e.scd
10 TINS Bureau will necessarily and invariably be
returned for local investigation andt he app,icrnts
WIZ titus have uselossly lost time and prolonged
suspense.
Appeals from adverse decisions OF the local
ohcers, and Of the Commandant Of Conscripts fer
The states will be forwarded by them for hear
ing when aay plausible ground Of appeal il set
= Commandments Of Conscripts will give this
notice extensive circulation in The local press or
their respective States.
BY order of
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,,lHiShedI G. Il. DuFrIrLp.
49, A. A. g.
N-Favetteville Observer Wilmington Lon
mai Sailsb ury Waterman, Charlotte Bulletin and
democrat, lredell Express, Asheville n, VS. W ads
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Gle, Christian Advocate, n. G. Prcsbyterian
Mountain Eagle, Tarboro' So, therner, copy ore
month. ~ Wv
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ADv RrISING.
Military.

,onscript once, Raleigh, n. e.. Feb.
~ III, 1854. The following "Noice" IRON
bureau Of Cnnscr:pticn is published Tor the puI.
canoe OF all concerned. Compliance " it'll Its 81.
Irons VIII save applicants for exemption or de-
OF their claims.
BY order Of the Con,irandsn,
E.J. HARDIN, Adg',
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Miscellaneous.

For Sale, Cotton, Tobacco and Land
L One hundred bales cotton well stored on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, 800 boxes In anufac-
tured tobacco, medium and fine grades; 80 hogs
heads leaf tobacco, and 93G acres fine tobacco
lands over one half in original growth. in Gran
Vile county. These sales open for 80 days.
X. A. JENKINS,
WILLIAMSBURG, N. G.
Feb. Is, lSS4-2l-d
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q ttena 30 tho nead..-ScOtt & Jim take
1 u nave httted up first class BARBERS' YS
!hAbLlShMENT, at the Exchange Hotel; where
.ney are prepared to Cut or Curl Hair, Cham
Hooh, rye hiskers and Moustache, Shave &c,
scott having had an experiences of six wear.
WIN Mr.. n: Cook, hatters himself that he can give
~; NIX mas had equal advantages in other places.
The shop will be kept clean and neat: and ron.
,ielnen may rely upon finding this first class Bar
Is cts CrnTr 1 ~,
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10 the Magistrates Of Wake County,.
Il on are hereby requested to meet at the
court house in Raleigh, on Saturday next (27th)
to morce fully consider and arrange the finances Of
the county. By order of the Court
23-d5t }. J. FERRELL, Clerk
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Soldiers FurlOugh.
AftGI1al DlPCcfnrSs nnlpa Can

Medical Directors Office, General Hos.
~ pItsls, y. e., Raleigh, February Is. 1857
All Soldiers absen; from their commands, are
hereby informed, that no practicing Physician or
single Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon has an author
ity to give certificates of disability for Furlou Oh
or dlschsrge, except in where the soldier is
unable to travel. Their certificates are worthless
and will not protect the soldier against the conss
quences of absence without leave. No one ex-
cspt regulara ppointed Medica Examining Boards
are authorized to give certificates Of disability
for furlough discharge.
p. Z. HINES, Surgeon,
iS-3aw4t Medical Director
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Tor Sale.-A Tobacco FACTORY. screws.

II Vr o1Ie'-h IVHacCU FaCtOFy, SCFeWS,
y Shapes, and other necessary fixtures; also,
o lot OF loose TOBACCO Will be sold to the high
est bidder, at the Bear Pond, between Kittrelrs
and Henderson. on Friday, the 26th inst, a lot
containing an acre, more or less, which is a
Tobacco Factory, with two Screws and other
necessary fixtures, together with Blacksmith
and Shoemsker's Shop.
Terms made known on day of sale.
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kttrels, Feb. Is, 1864. 24-d2t+
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BUREAU OF GONSCRIPTloN. ,
RIcaaoSD, Jsn. 18th, 1894. (

~.
RIouaoSD, Jsn. 25ih, 1894
No. 1.
TO Commandments OF Consctlp,s.- a;ten.
Is Il ton OF Commandants, is especially directed to
'Iencrai ORDERS Eo. 2, A. d !. q. o. current
'eries hersin So. forth for their information.
ADJT. ANDDlNSP. GEN'L'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. rs, 1894 Z
!. Paragraph " General Orders 10. 5 cuirel,
series Is hereby revoked.
III. Enrolling Ofcers will proceed rs rapidlr 80
practicable In tho enrolinent of all persons made
liable TO military service. Previous to enro mc.t
Is conscripts, all such persons will be allowed 10
volunteer, provided
lst. The Company selected VA, in service ON
he 10th OF April 1862.
. 2nd. The Company selected il ut the ti,,c nf
volunteering below the m,nimum yresci ibed ~
regulations.
3rd No person m adj. Ii able to service ndc, ,,;.
der will be permitted Ia join. will be arsigr-
To any company which has more ban ri XIV
gu. privates on the roll, until all ~. comrarits
service from the State OF which the ,olunte
-r consci ipt is resident, -hall have TIE ,ninin,o
sumber prescribed by regulations.
4th. Upon the Company being sclectrd In.
volunteer will receive from tho Enrolling Of,c.r
,certfeate 10 he effect that he has so volunteer.
Il and no volunteer will be received in any Gem
.anv except on such certificate, >.
III. Persons who fail tn ma Ike selection accoi a.
az to tho provisions OF this order and M the time
Henii'tm mt, viii be assigned according 10 exist.
ng regulations
Nv. All officers in command Of comosuie, au.
horized under this order TO receive CON 81 ip,s az
volunteers will forthwith sond to the Com,andart
81 Conscrpts OF the State, accurate certified roll.
.fthrr companies; and without .lch roll showing
hat rhev do not excred sixty four prratas there
i'll rot BE- assigned any cousctifi or ,oluu trcr
BY Command or .hc Secretary Of War
(SiGSED) 8. COOPER
Adjt. and lnsp. Gent.
vs. y and vigorous action will bc 81 in,d es
ne Enrolling Officers, each one OF whom should
be fur ished with copy OF the order without dc.
Av. To insure the publicity Of the order there
hould be several insertions in the newspapers of
general circulation.
". Persons presenting applications Gor special
exemption, with any shoe Of merit will no, be
solcstcd until action is taken by this bureau
Thee eases will be Investigated in accol dance
aith Circular No 3, Current Serie. with the l. at
delay pI actcable.
BY order Of COL. JNO. 8. PRESTON.
Snp,.
SIGNED c. d. DCFFIElD,
I'm. a.
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mce Chief Quartermaster, Raleigh.
~ February 18th 1864. Proposals will be -.
uered at this office until the 2sth inst, for the
proposals must state the price per gallon for IN.
ui produced; az the Government will require
the total produce of oil as we'll as oil c.ke
On ,,s w. w. PIERCE
|ous,1wot Mai. and Chief O. NJ
~ imington Journal, Fayetteville Obser.
yer, haieigh Standard and Petersburg Register.
copy times and send bill to Mai. PIERCE
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The Navy Department.

lEPoRr ra II THE JoisT SELECT COMMITTEE
TO INVESTIGATE THE MANAGEMENT or
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
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CONSCRlPT OFFICE,
RALEIGH, jan 9th, 1864.
'he following circular from Burcau ar
1 OF Conserip'ion is published for the in:or,na.
ton Of all crncrrned.
BY order COL MAIIETT
, . Csia6'J CaAs. FOR v. c..
T.. j. HARDIN, AJjt