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500 MILLION LOAN.
NON~IAH1BLE- BONDS.
fEElsuEY DaPLRrnFar

RebDond. Aug. "a, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales OF the
sLovs Bond: present Treasury price OF siS5
teres viii BIO nicoGnned aer the s0sh dEy sspes
pcg ali have reasned seventy millions
trs much sh, 6s sold before the sad ooh day
The sAet Mi be cons Ter the erYsd
bsy II advaB:srs Js pcs notice win % CIV OF
htIf TssE9p;ua and 81 TIE nxed the bondA
It's see., - Il tie Treasury deems duty 10 es The
spstsl stxpsyets generally aad psrtielary ths
sultsrsl lc LiI EoSs This loaE sh aie be AL sAeS
1p oy CO.. ov- ysopis -, ..,... n, - -
Tts psyns 81 iVissst 20 fSEsI oos5 val &C snsre1a
snj op2rsaT en she Tsts.s ., pss. 80 ~ p,.vss
,s ses 49, ~ sng the Beads Of the &c
80 hi hcc Ives se receivers 81 tie collected
f,r tne pasr1 snLof Interest 70. a. TkksHOLM,
Pe-fv rrsssu--
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FROM TIE SOUTHEAST.

I 500 o5AIEDIRArEs RIP1EEO AT DoAlPaAS, no.
A despatch dated Plot Knob, Sept. IL. to General
Erias sta.cs that 500 ConfsderAtes were at Donl-
paAn, No. The Fl ;er reporting this feared an At!aCk
on Paterson
The iOiloWirg is the latest from tba' sfehon
CAPE GIRARDIAU, Sept IL, 1854.
10 Gea Egiry: Have jus! heard from tue torces
I g. at Gus uadsr Caps. HeCiytoCk and Edwards -
Tney cave upon The forces of Dol Clarke and Major
P,rroit in Duukl county, and oVe them out OF the
\ ate kil co OF Ihem capIuc,d prisoners AID Runs
Ger OF torses aad arms, Lieut.. Miller, OF 20 ID, 2i
n 3. n, severely Wousdvd in Ihe neck. No O,hor
Isualdes on cue side.
part Of my forces are still out viii forward Jou
the OH .iAl report ~ soon 5 THY return.
T. n MILLER. L -Jol Com.
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IsposTAsr IAroax ArIOS.--The Abingdon E.rgiaiOn
volunteers the following:
The tua is coming. an We think not very distant,
vhep every man viii he rqutsd TO enter the service
n some way, WOO Il able TO carry musE-t snd walk
ten NILS day S-f protection viii mate it necss-
ary aud the 90 insr these Of the service know h
ths peter. Fence We give them the inioTmlton'
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GOLD MAIEIF OF \. =.

T6s paper Of the Is reports that gold opened st
22s AND tell to 1924 and returned 10 22s where 1t
- ,ined quite stessy. Tue market strong and
bare wAs 10 disposition to hay email l1ts for boarding
Tue e.osi re vas 22es The paper o. the 10th
.,Ates the, gold opened a. z29 md Il o 227 Fran
h. point the market rallied and closed al 22s4 Tue de-
u and vas sosTe and kept quite am.
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GES MoIGASs HoRsER.--When General Morgan va;
killed he bad his possession our vslusbls bof'
Tes fnes of these he Icdo in bis Asl march, and DO
vas captured at Gse,nevis when the General fell The
hres Others were sold here Tuesday last at pubic
Cutcry o1e vas bay taddle horse. spd tho others a
pr OF blaesa we'll ms chsd They sold separately,
add broushi respectively the bay 81 67O, and the
a DO tIsa h,lt biz real vslus.-A abingdon VTginia1,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-20

FiRr.--Thls motGlug, about one o'clock, tho large
oa psulss shOp OF j. OluGp eOr-tr of II aud Leigh
tteetp a,td tJ AL ineendiAry aud burned 70 TIE
grouud large rumber oi tOos ami some Valuable
III. ohinrty we're destroyed by tie ire MI CfHnpa iefa
IL tsavy, and at tis Time, With the tolls and Machinery
itrepafkble,
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tls paper last weak to the effect that on the llh OuF
forces had driven the Yankees through Nariinsbug.
FRoN sREHT's ARMY.
There Is nothing important from that garter The
only item being that, 70 We already know, artillery and
picket firing had been kept up pretty brSkiy since Sat-
urday The Tribune states that the result that some
ave or SIX Yankees were brought into the hOspitas-
How many found permanent quarters in Virginia SOIL Is
not stated.
Toe most striking item from Grants Amy, Is the
statement made By deserseFs that General Leo bad aE-
nOunOsd hat be would give the YAI KEGS fourteen dTs
20 get away from where they are-but sdda the ri
5s 10 did not say what he would DO If they refuses
to leave.
PaAuE DEaOCRArs IN COUNCIL
The PsAes DsmOc as OF Nav York city hsli a
meeting a. the Saint Nicholas EOtel Oh Saturday, 70
AXE action son 6su. McCleil4hs letter and to consult
upon the bssl msan4 Of OgAnzieg Peace Patty, and
of seseng Psacs candidate for the Presidency. The
meeting vas called 10 order By Mr.. MulRly, tdkOr OF
the Metropolitan Record, Who VAS then chosen Pfesi-
d,nt Toe Day Book. the NsO, ('aroush Ban Wood,
he R.ss1pGas Journal were sill represented.
Bit er feelings against MsOljlIn were oPsnly mani
tested, a. bs Was denou1osd Zoe haSiog broken bis
pledge to the Democrats pry Gsssrs. Shall. Single
ton and Uasuae,y Bare, asrs among the prominent
speakers j. T Lsot Of New Jrk, presented the fol
loving resolution ~ tue OF ali those P.esent
R-stI That the Gall b. Addressed 10 the Jesfso
niAu Democrats TO m,gt al Cncinu III, Oais, in the
course she present month for ns purpose OF sPpOln-
log .naidA rsprs,enius thAs branch of the Demo
cratic Arty which the letter OF Ism. Mcclellan CON-
plstey igaOreS
The resolution Wss unanimously adopted. Toe meet
Jog then adj 9ufnsd to this week. wien other disth-
gusaed msmbsra Of tbs Ety eE09o;sd to be pres
snt.
Among the candidates named iOr the Presidency the
names which seemed be received With the greatest
favor we're tnosa OF AsssrA o'OOnnor OF n. T., and
Loaf OF Ohio.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-20

ByRoEINs0E, ADAMS . co BsGaJsEEAs
Cor. " 9Th nd Main sis.
ON FRIDAY next, the 2Sd inst, We will offer
" a. Auo,iou, al 10 O'Clock,
70 bags hits cSIined su.ar
10 bbls N. v. brown
10 u
10 kegs besr5 s.dA
IS bSls coffee
10 pA.s 40
81 ca Cs pa re ground mustard
bbls alcohol
90 sacGs Virginia salt
10 bbls apple brady
Nader, alan, fancy soap. wi u GIaAl
soItlsnt OF 6roeeTiss
ALSO
10 pieces S4 blue factory cloth
No ~ Belnont lhen
Ia pal gsnhine wh'ttemore cards
ALSO
4 shestlnss, oSn&Uu -, cotton yarrs
expected 10 arrive Ia for this sals.
ALSO
1Oolses, 5000 each, regala Florida e'gH
with vsrii ty Of ml,cellaoecnJ gootb.
Conslznments for the above ss'e solicited
Sund res will be added Ia special noics
We Will the s,Is with Grocsiis PROMPTLY 1t
O'clock. Miscellaneous goods al u o'c'Cos.
Is2o-td ROBIrs0S, ADAbis %.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, O. g. A., J
RIoHxosD. July as, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY N0TES.

In orsE pfon.ts far practicable thu early quida
ICp By ne s4sdr, QUEST ,SDnG rAXsD NOT hs
rTeAsu Assistant isSslrer snI FAY Depostaes the az
fs.eut s. hs:eoy authorized 20 receive tbs said Noes
5epi the 10 notes a. 1o par nu deposit,
l=rnJsss Of Lsan upon sypoGhee o6 81
tessS 1s soi eef'nsa'ei 10 hs pysoe demand after The
srpi aion o. BiBey osys.
And AL sgeos tyr he above bends are hereby
oTzsl fsosise the taxed notes. e1ceptoa .boys
named ps5ntnt CT bonds shsn .sd. e rate Of cox per
{, ntan. g. A. rgLSHoLa,
sEG8-u Eac-elAEy OF th' T~easury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-20

WOpspED We learn that private Il. d, E 'dips
e. Crockett OF Rosssrs biigae, was sigbty wounded
IN aamptos cattle expedition, aud 10 now in the hos
pilAl al Weldon
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MARRIED..

knIXs- CANPssL In GoodIon, Va, 90 TIE 9Th Install
o. the Kew d. stewart Mr. W. WILLIAMS, OF Washingtsl
civ D. o. aud MI JosTFzE clly daughter tohaS CAnF
bell EsQ, Of Washington eountyi Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-20

LARGE AUCTION SALE Al DAAVILLE NEXi
WEEK.
ON WEDNESDAY, September 2ls will be SO d.
~ 10 uviS for cash, large GrOek Of tssrsb Fur
n'.uIe incH ling Planes OF superior order. sad srR
nuubsg doe blanket elegant Bu Win bitcrs fac d.
room WEre, Cbooks sAd Glass very desirable AIpt
&C. H.. TtLs furniture I'll 10 good condition.
T. D. NEAL
sop!s-Ii Auctlvneer
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VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE,

On byTd, bsliOesn 81 aud 4M strfsis
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Auctior, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, the 2sd Sci tsmter al O'Clock, r NJ tie serJ
valuable .y Rsdelcs located IS Hb6ve now oecuped ~
John hesler containing The lot hes oBt OF ~
by lac deep alley 50 fsesde This syty dsIsbe
property.
After The sale OF the House and Lot sold Articles
Household lture consisting Of psror chairs, dVA-s MIR
tors, curtSine dining tables bedstes d. n gtsases A
Terms at sAls
GlURss4 WILLIAMS Austs,
se7O Successor Go loio Al p,
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&c &C, Sc


Y,a,a lie Nsa YJFS Tr5aas ct sic 1914 I'D l5sD,
., ressiysd at the Ihg cf6s', gather late and in
tsr-stios pews fro tae United S,ate'
Esos rHE vSILIT,
IA appears thai something has besu gang ~ la she
Vl,,v from the following, IS.oS Is shsridIn's ohcai
e, Ortof
a ESS ASEgEsT EBiE fUHEG FoisF
Vas DIPARvI6F
Wzsti, gtor, Seyt "a 1854 J
p g.i Gen D. Frs following dssPAIoh ha-slus'
nm rec ,,ed fem u r. Sjeiid4n:
EaAR PKKbYVIILG Sept IS q I A.
57n;z 5.,7pIax I s,ns u. GsrJs 'isloo, OF Ue
60 CDs With TO bsgSdss Of cavalry, 70 The cToss-
e. If tss SumDi ? int snd Winchester read, near
Oseeo-aa Geek R9des, RsmserFe S9roons @ao
$500 n sons were tou1t % tho Wcst oa1 < AT
.s ma General, WtOa's ana Hsriin6alss BIZ
.ss ~ C,yslr, dashed % the " ncass'SS PIKE drove
eS,I cavslry At rur, CaIuo in contact vito h o.
80 Mission. charged 4, dod captured We L suIu
80 ,.,oli, = K ,eimsut, Keen Oh'eSs ano one nun
S-a "a f,rtv ave msn, and It's eaule nag ana O9'
U-s,e-,n eo0mlndngs brigaaei Ei'n the 'o's 0iVuiJ
two kidd and three Sounae1- v,-,- - A., t5-,osb
sd the 3 I N,w jersey and 4 Olio
Tse ehfrso Hss gallant Ohe' , - 81. 1,
A no. ion Of al, 2 MASSACHUSETTS, Rsasit ~ 'eal'
EsSs os,res on the right Of Ire hre ana Gap S,e'
An deer aud eleven men Of doF40n D''-a'oN y
fantTy- u.h
oar lies IN tie I,o1puoissaaes is very feE-
PH SBTRID a. d J. G51.
n, ,sDor,s "a sviVs a7.fauoas have been receives
from o.her commands
EDwiS sIAsIoS Sc OF WsF'
This is P0stsriOr 's The announcement VasIi'n'a
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rNpE A,nCASRS

TYPE n ID CASbS
4 BOUT 1900 lbs of Type of different sizes,
"A from AgaGe The quantity Of each unknoEa having
hastily removed keep out OF The hGnos OF me
and thrown Into boxss in pi IT., ..
type been bat little used NE larger PoFhSn Oeng 10
good neE. Ieo
yeuieta pairs Cases. EuIp sed n be II so5a osder
e. iSeu GEO. BAGBY.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
be made n he Confederate states Treasury for the renewal
OF the fouo zas lost Conf dsrate sa'e inds, viz
oue rer ssa b5nd No. 1885, for $500 payable 70 D'Hy
BonlWare - ~ n,
ware, and dated 2ith March, 1883. - -, . - .
0os per bond No. Se, fov XVI PsStpi' " fI~0
BoulEare ami dHie1 cath March, 1868
All persons warned against tSdns for TIE Ab''s eh
~ : VIZ Wv - DOLLY D1ULWAaE
ne B-ESI& FhAAutS bOuLWAkE
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FROM EUROPI

Peace Democrats in Council,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT @. S. Al
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 9. g. A..
kICsXosp, Va, August % 1864.

j EQUATIONS for carrying into effect the
III Congress approved jane 49, 1894 suthorzns the
uEne. registered sn boad ssued under the pro-
Visions Of the sPpOvd Nay 49, 1851, exchange
for coupon beDi,:
Pres owups registered eight per cent bonds under the Ac,
osy TO- 1884, desiring exchange them coupon bonds
them 10 ME pointed out In the printed endorse
cit ON toe o. tic cerhv TO the ConederAs states Of
America IN hAbse coupon bon and them 70 be
sent.d Register " e Treasury Deps tmeni, viii
sreupon compliance wA the ptoyions Of the ACT Of June
49, coupon for The amount spectne In the regs
.c ca bonds sssssGed. g. A. TRENHOLM,
50 DIFF secretlry o. the Treasury.
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CAPTURE OF THE 9Th SOUTH CAROLINA
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STUCKS ATAuCTION.
We will sell 81 auction, at oice REpNtsDAY sept
2lst, sc - O'Clock,
20 600 Confederate cent Coupon Ronos, long dats,
~ coat o1fedeTAe cent Coupon Bonds, medium dates
1890 Confederate cent oupon onds, short dates,
$1,000 Confederate cent Registered B0rds long dates
I20OJ Confederate cent Registered Boaas short dUs
1000 Virginia Regisy led Bonds
i Echmoad Frederic .sburg Potomac II H. oai
convertible Binds,
~ shares Jsmrs Biver Packet Company SO L,
stare Petersburg 6leamship Comp any hlsck,
Ani other stocks aud boL Is 10 added.
5'tOo Confederate q eeat Cert ho.Es-
IICOg - eept RrI ist.red Lsnds, Of 10 NJ. Ia u,
o OVO " Gotten B1Dds
0CU Richmond City Bends
90 Confederate U. tt'n tnteI eel coupons
81 shares Cotton nd Wool O.Ii y. o ct sk,
kichu ond + edeIis az End Potomac z stsai
~ ." Bank OF Richmond Stock,
70 " Bank 90 riaOnEs LII ssVcF,
IN A." Bank Of VIglnis et0rI,
Richmond !mpeit ~ sLj TIpsItirs s,2st.
6O Gold Coin,
ssps0 LsNOssTEB go
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FROM THE VALLEY.
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IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICERS,
4 CLERKS OF COUNTY COURT MAGISTRATES, NOT
PUBLIC LAwYEAs, G0yEAhNENT SoAIAANis AND V1H.
ELS.
Attention is called and VALUABLE pubICau titled
GUIDE FOX CLAIhANTS OF DECEASHB
SOLDIEBS
Bang Instructions 10 Army MceTs 10 Cha msn with Gel
an1n fthr Laws Of Congress and Orders om the War De
pgtneL the Rues oil scee In TIE Offices Of The Be I'd
OtmpEoEer Of The Treasury, coueeI Ing tho EST
un-nt the Claims Deceased and ldieIs ~
Col u. H. FOEer, sgsDt to Adjust e q al ma tDcesse
eoiieTs &C. for tbe 81 te OF Ala rev SEQ anu
by s-eood aAd Comptroller OF the TrssDry ana
adane Ell 10 Nc, Ell, use. limo. PIP ~: Prles o.
W SeN. ~ u.' GEO. r. kVAas Cor
Sc5-T ,FGeIm BIO anu '"D f'iH''i'' ~
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THE undersigned, Committee of the City
L Council appointed " Iecur possible, supply Of fuel
for the citizens earnestly solicit all having wood
or coal for sale make mnedts Application to them Al
In Wrog TO The Chamberlain OF the
City aud sft CITY Hall, will resolve prompt attention
S'' JA"ES A. SCOTT.
A Y ST0R9.
&. ID. DESOoN
A the city cannot furnish sufficient force cut the WOOD Il
viii ne nece ssry for the person Offering 70 sell 10 deliver u
along he line Of the railroads near the canal.
ID
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.
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NIKW kIUhAUnD ThkArkk,
~ Corner OF Ith and Broad edsss
Asrag Aai stage AsnAgsr. D. osi'a
TUESDAY EVENING, september 10, 1851
The beautiful play, Il ave acts, entitled
THE WILLOW C0PSE.
MRsH. B. DALTON,
b:s KATIE EsTILLE,
ALL THE COMPANY IN TIE CAST.
sAIIAps ............SIss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
Conclude with the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Al JULIUS CESAR,
BRUTUS.
sep20-lt
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NEw YORK DATES TO I6IH IN5FANT
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TWO DATs LATEI FROn TBs NORTH,
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ING d PEh 4 ENG fEh Ann gm lNTEHEST.
AND Fhkk FROM TAXATION.
rEEASuhr DEPAhtkkNF c. L.,
RchmOno, August s, 1864.
pY the 18th section Of the act TO reduce the
- currency February IT, 1884 the secretary Of N.
treasury authorized issue the above eerncs
amer the shcaI5n OF treaty Of peace ~h Uoiled
tae They cannot be Sold bat only ssued 10 such
editors Of the Government willing receive same
,ayment OF their demands They be gyen At par
free om taxation. The attention agents
dsbu ng oeers off beSOV.rnnent called csss
Patio securities ofsng peculiar advAtagcs 60 those from
supplies Of the bonSut fac.
the Of them cheeks By dbaag officers upnD
DvpJstees holding un 10 All marked the
nifty herewith.
pepvles hereby authorized add required comfy
regulation and 70 msAe application the Register
sapples o, oeItineases - required.
(slgnsa) g. A. TRENHOLM,
Aul2 eecieLry Of the Treasury
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Y,oui lie Mes TJFS IT'5UHs ct lie 10 q I'D la'n'
las received At the Thg ota' - gather late and In
sic, ns5a from the United SiateS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

THE orEaA--BsSsrr OF MADAME ZrccH.-we perceive
that the performance at the opera tomorrow evening
been apart for the benefit Of the above admirable
artist She has chosen for the occasion the role OF
Nora one OF the OF her parts aud Of the most
popular with public Madame Zuccai 10 entitled to
cordial and generous support this occasion Her tai
en her conscienousnsss and her careful consideration
Of what due 70 tho public cell for special marx Of the
esteem Ia which she 10 hold. No singer Tho has occu
pied her position here has entirely subonated all
considerations or and health 10 the public wishes
oen when suffering under severe odhpostcu, sho has
scornod 10 avail herself Of the chance OK escaping an
labor feeling that a. long ~ she could sing a. all
she was bound appear When. therefore, she asks the
public the obligation we think that che Is fairly
entitled to u. Would II not be becoming 10 the stocx
holders this occasion to forego their privsges' In
The case Of an artist deserving a. Maisms Zucch,
who has 10 upheld tho ntere'A Of their
establishment and helped them 10 realize dividends upon
thor shares, tho sacrifice would think, be - poso
a. mat
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The WAR IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Dec "a, 1854
thousand 70 three thousand cavalry and six pieces
OF artillery, struck The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad At Euzabetntown, and destroyed few uoim-
porant spans Bacon creek. snail stream. They
then Ia nd norhward, and arc now threatening the
important tresto works and Muldraughs H Lagra ges
brigade NcCo0ks division, is close upon Lyons rear,
and our military authorities are prepared to give Lyon
o warm reception.
Yesterday evening the steamer Morning Star capts'o
ballard bound upwards from Evansville TO Louisville,
put in ut Lewisrort, where sho boarded BY hity
suerilias under Captain Davidson They robbed tho
passengers thousand dollars tn the sggrc-
gate and fred shots white Tho boat At persons In Tho
cabin ipjurpg ono but subsequently killed two DIS
charged soldiers on deck They then compelled Cap
tain Ballard 10 transport them 10 Cloversport, whore
they released the boat.
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SHEk
His Christmas Gift to
the Nation
Capture of the Oity of
Savannah.
Eight Hundred Prisoners
and One Hundred and
Fifty Guns Taken.
Thirty-three Thousand Bales
Of Cotton Included
in the Spells.
twenty Thousand Citizens Re.
stored to the Prote ction Of
the National Flag.
Escape Of General Hardse with the
Main Body Of His Army.
Destruction Of the Rebel Iron
Oiads and the Navy Yard
by the Enemy.
Rfvsr Communication Open Between
the ocean aud Savannah,
40. co.. 60.
Escape Of General Hardse with the
Main Body Of His Army.
Destruction Of the Rebel Iron
Oiads and the Navy Yard
by the Enemy.
Rfvsr Communication Open Betwee y
the ocean aud Savannah,
40, Co.. 60.


secretary sta ton 70 Major General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, Dec 25-8 p. M.
10 Major General Dix, New York.
A despatch has been received this evening by
,he President from General Sherman. 1t il dated
q. Savannah, On thursday, the ,..-,-.--A ~,
a.1unoss his occupation of the city Of Savannah
anil The capture Of one hundred and fifty guns,
plenty sf ammunition and about twenty-five
are given.
An official despatch from General Foster to
General Graut. dated on the 22d inst. at seven P.
a., states that the city Of Savannah was occupied
by General Sherman the morning Of the 2lst, and
that on the preceding afternoon and night Hardce
escaped with the main body Of his infantry and
hight artillery, blowing up the iron-clads and the
navy yard. He enumerates as captured eight hun
eYed prisoners one hundred and fifty guns, thirteen
LOCOMOTIVES, in good order; one hundred and
ainety cars, large lot of ammunition and mate
riah of war three steamers and thirty-three thou
.snd bales Ut cotton. No mention is made of the
Tie dispatches of &c eral herman and Gene.
~ Foster IRE iollows:--
SAVANNAH, Ca Dec %, 1864.
- sNee eney y re- dent LINCOLN
- -" "" - - '''''''' ~ ~ -
EsSa mo- 'ou" one hundred and my hsdus guns ana
.t.a eva
f<ns = at"aF 'o"' S'a ai'' aoou' '"0n'! n'o 'AOu'
800 o"e. .. cotton
W. T. SHERMAN MAYOR General
STEINER ns S so5p Tarh
80 ,.,,. con..,, n w
-.
80, So ,,., r.,orro,
-, ls,a-., s,s,n.o,. a.. ia ,.r,or, IN savannah.
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city In I eiiagenoe.

MAP or rHH PaoaRrss or TEE wAR-h well coiored
map, showing the progress Of the war for the suppress
sion Of The rebellion just been published BY Charles
Iubrect Co., OF No IL Frsukfort street. The map 70
adorned with good likeness OF MAJOR General Sherman
add Illustration OF the battle OF Lookout Mountain
saoonso ~ rm ELEvEs1H wARD.-Early yesterday
morning Henry JGman, Of No. IS Attorney street, vas
found near cis abode. suffering from serious pistol shot
wound In tho gsshy part OF tho thigh no sad tnat
person 70 him unknown sool MIN 10 90 AhfN 10 'ne
klavonts wssa
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special meeting d the Board Of 1r do was h,ld yes
terday purpose OF considering the report son tne
Reciprocity Treaty made the previous day. aud puosbed
In our columee yesterday mcraing. Mr. A. \ bisset
explained that be had ended his nsme " he report
agreeing with w the main. some OF tne views ses
10 In we're In dtett opposition to his vel known opin
ions frequently expressed On ormer occasions msnt
seem e. ono without mis- explanation, that BE- hsd
chen I'd hi. onuas He WISHED 10 SAY thai he had NOT,
bus agreed ia tho man rsco,nmends.op VI me cVm
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THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Arrival OF Foor OF Them from Charies-
ton and W'imtngton.
ora NASSAU coRngsfoSpRScs.

NlsaAu, Tee. ", I3tf'
since closing ny letter there have arrived mere "o'"
Charleston and Wilmington. during the hstte~ hours
to,r boetsde ronuors vx:-Ths julia Fox, Blenhel n
and .Int Bar oae OF those brings the neWs tpS'
shsrman has iakeu Slvaansb, shcn sur s0de'eu "''
out any bard dshtoe AS his place e 1hsd WV sou'
crners ,h,s news has not aad particularly AoiNS''s
elect ugon I've CIRCULATION
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90, spscia, Warrington Despatch.

wAsRiSoroS, Dec. 26. 1884
rrp r.ps 81 tie capture o. savannah BY General
sssAaaan becsme kposn hero about ten 2. NJ, and
,saSsG scusr,i rejoicing It has made tns indeed .
~ ~ sstry Chtlsps I'D the most invets-sc
~ sNspaioz r. abandon all here q future success
ts cesNSss The 10 nios.on u the rebellion 10 10 close
1. a.nd.
srss g-neyos Shsrmln started rom atlanta eleven
.a8u.an4 reos Iaoges have been exchanged, aud dur
es ne ssme tn6 20 have captured nearly 'hiry 'nou
s,sA ~ LIE ensny ~ nIs fs's thrco months further
5r.oaae.s 5, 40 ~ sD axe W the whols rebel force
p nfis1nsS4-
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WILMING TON.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
Rumored Fall of Fort
Fisher,
&c.. a.. "A.

Secretary stanton to Major General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT., I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25--S p. M.
To Major General DIX, New York.
The Richmond papers Of yesterday state that on
the Esd twenty-six vessels Of the Wilmington ex.
petition had reappeared.
The despatch of General Bragg as published in
the Richmond papers is as follows
WILMINGTON, Dec. 20, 1884.
twenty six vessels OF the Union feet reappeared this
morning There has been change Inco last despatch
This is the latest intelligence received from that
expedition.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War