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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-31

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.sra Surelter unb @pltdrbetter,
no. 30 on sGItimOre etrasc.

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Npt6dtIontii9e& 9pa 6er.
8unbeSHaggeni6if Malpern BEL
@Ias@ss Gep SnIet,a N.g., 26. 9es.
@enerul! SD ertenne ben Gmpfang Sbres
8rieies, ben mir seftern Na6t General @eibel
mittbeate, an. SD babe bic srSbten @6iffe
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une ~ltlbernen
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Scunt un6 ~nberienet Ga9, eEt Sbr Anberswp tanfs.
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tNro2S-lntl No. 146 81. 8aIttmprenr. cbenauf.
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Gen. BaFbFldge's Raid in Southwest
ern EIFglaia.

err tiFgialas
The Lynchburg Virginian Of Satur4
day says
The latest information from the raid
ers Is that they entered Wytheyiile
/ yesterday at noon, our troops retiring
/ before them
It is supposed that they are moving
on New River bridge, thirty four miles
east Of that point We will not ex
/ press an opinion as to what may be the
| result OF their main movement further
east, but they may encounter forces sul-
| ticlent to check them. Their force Is
variously estimated at from three to
five thousand-three regiments being
negroes. We are glad tolearn that but
one engine was destroyed on the VIZ
GINA and Tennessee Railroad. Two
trains supposed to have been lost, ran
t. the salt works.
Ills apprehended that the salt work s
are to be attacked, or are in danger Of
being captured. 1t Is supposed that
the enemy did not consider themselves
strong enough to attack the salt works
BurbTidge, having had one taste Of that
place, is willing 10 give il the 20 BY this
time. We think that he il running
fat into trouble III ventufing down the
railroad as tar as he seems Inclined TO
do
Vaughn viii have time 10 bring Up
his force in the rear of the raiders, anu |
intercept their retreat But as raiders
always escape, we shall not allow orr
selves TO be sanguine Of different re- /
suits this time.
There is a railroad bridge just at
Marion, and three within two miles of
that place, all considerable bridges, and
viii doubtless be destroyed There are
also large iron works at Marion.
The same paper on the previous day,
when the movement of the raiders
were not go we'll defined, said in refer
ence TO SaltVille: The loss OF the works.
should that misfortune occur, would
certainly be q severe blow, but not "a
ruinous one. Pheniz like, they could
be resuscitated from their ashes in time
to set to work again. Until then PEG
pie would have to husband theil. sup
plies Of salt, and diminish their con
which could bs easily done.
But we again express the hope that the
necessity vii not occur, and the works
will be saved Should they fall, how
ever, let no one over estimate the dis
aster; for energy aud determination
would soon make good the loss On
at two o'clock IN the after
noon, the enemy had arrived at Dublin |
Depot, in Pulaski county, and have
doubtless since proceeded to New River
for the purpose of burning the bridges
eight miles distant.
The Wing says An official dispatch
on Saturday nighlst the War
Department stated that Burbridge's
1orce, already announced as within a few
niles Of. WytheviiIe, had prudently re
.ired over the road by which they had
advanced. A later dispatch says that
General Vaughn, with a considerable
0rce, IS in close proximity 70 the re-
reating raiders
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CONVENIENT EEFLoykEs, such as mgch .u-
ISIS, carpenters, teamster5. ETC., should pro-
seEt their Vouchers, Certificates, or lick
etc, at the Banking House, corner oi Union
and College streets, where the ycry beet
prices are alwsya paid for every description
of Government claims.
CAEoEs % n DEFOsTrAkY At LoUIEvfI -,
csshed on she very beet terms.
TBOs. s. Ma.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-29

CouNrKRFElTs.-InfOrmation has been re-
ceived BY g. J.. Barlow 4 Co. thal certa. f..
druggists in this city have been plimu & o..
on persons calling Tor DR.. Yelloc's Pin q
rate an article OF their own mauufae .urr,
which they say Is superior 70 the genuine.
ne would advise OH persons % get she
genuine, and should you require any meJi-
cine Tor the ten, Elug- Tettsr, or
any disease Of the skiu, o. not suffer any
unFrincipied mau 10 impose aay other
PREPARATION on you, but get Or. F8Ioc's
fink Cerste, manufactured by O.. J.. Bar
tow E Co., SO i9JS Ueades,,1 street. Na.L-
vile, Tenn.
+. 81 liberal discount made t9 dealer.
Sent 10y mail 10 any address on rersID. Of
u Y. be ouss thai you got tne genuine.
sep24-il
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has been no confirmation Of Breckins
ridges being beaten by Stouemans or
Burbridges raiders near Glade Spring,
nor has the report been contradicted.
An unofficial dispst ten says the dam
age done to the lead works is slight,
and will be speedily repaired.
ne Examiner of the 2.2i has Official
information thata column Of the enemy,
numbering 600 were on The Ohio and
Mobile Road, north of the crossing Of
the Mississippi Railroad
The Examiner also saysit mas no ad-
vices from Hood, but fears be Is in a
bad fix
The Wing says of Andrew Jordan
Magraw, the newly elected Governor of
South Carolina: "He is in the prime Of
life, and fully endued with the State
Rights views Of The South Carolina
school OF politics
TIE Wing Of the I'D has an article
on the dark days of the Conlederacy.
lt says Hood has been badly defeated,
but he can learn q lesson of endurance
from ElTiy If tho defeat proves
worse tAan represented, il viii be the
first instsnce OF the Kind during the
war
aterebel papers give additional ac-
counts Of Gen. Dlvidsons work from
Baton Rouge across the southern por-
tons Of tour or i've Gulf States -
Among other work, portions OF the no
bile Il Ohio and Mobile az Great North
ern Railroad were destroyed.
The rebel city Marshal of Atlanta
has recently returned to that town,
and complains bitterly Of the conduct
Of the Georgiaus, who have been there
and carried Oft from fifty to three huu-
dred wagon loads per day, of weed fur
niture, wagons, window blinds, door
locks, books, lumber, etc They came
from fifty to one hundred miles from
every direction Much space in the
rebel papers is occupied ia lamentiBg
over the disasters fallen on the arms OF
the Confederocv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TomnCrurk.

Will sell on Friday, Dec 30th, 1854. a.
the residence of James W. Mccullough, y o.
sc Line street, all Of his Hou sehoid and
Kitchen Furniture, Bureaus BedsteHd5,
NardrObes, Tables Chairs, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Table wares, Cooking Stove, one
Steam Engine, Flaming Mschines, Melting
Machines; Saw, etc. Sale 10 commerce &c
10 o'clock. All arc invited to 6LieId this
sale.
TON C. CRUNK, Auc,i1ueer.
dec 81 e.
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A. & NJ. LsyUssLaG & CO., Wh.r..-I,
sutler supplies, corner OF Publ. squar. and
Market Street, Oger % The trade aud the.-
friends at large, their grra. stock 5i .lIBars,
consisting ia part, Of Nalskeys, Tin. bran
dy, GIN Cocktail, Stomach Bilter5. sch -
dam Schnapps, Cstawba aud Claret ai-...
30 the low rates 0i one dollar pa. t......
Call, everybody Wishing a bargain. ..-
member tie place, corner marsrt end
square. A. 4 81. LAsDasEes q o..
Oct 27-3m
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Just received, stock Of imported
Cigars Of the finest brands at Ehren-
bergs, No. 10 Union street
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
kAsHyILLE. IFSS be. < 1894

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
NAsHyILLE, Tenn, De-. 8, 1854.
Provost OPder,l
No. 262 EXTRACT
In accordance " tn the decision of q Mill
lary Board called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose " preparing a Schedule oil Prices. regula-
ting the sale OF Fuel, Vegetables, and other neces
sarles Of Re Ia his city toe list Of prices establish
ed by provost Order No. 246 dated Nashville
lena Nov Zd. "a, are hereby changed as follows
nooD-si5 90 per cIrd, BEEF-9Octs. per pound,
mufroN-,Stts per Do, BUTTER-sOcts. p h.
d duAsIrsCsZ % eiDush CABBAsE-50cts. . head
SWEET POTa TOEs-S4 90 q bush
lash POTAioEs-s3 90 y bush
Ihe above prices viii be changed A. often ss II be-
thereof
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private Stores
AZ prices higher than schedule rates viii Be- arrest
81 and Their FOODS eonfscated An pt rsors are in
yited 70 : port promptly any viostion of tbs Order
70 'his Office.
By eommsud Of Brig. Gen. Jso. F. MUIR.
HUNTER BROOKE
Hec'-'i Capt and Provost Marshal
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For Sale

The store and stock Of goods. q Cherry
street, near Union. can be bought GA -ea
sonable terms. Inquire ct the store.
decZ2-tE
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Fresh Butter, Eggs, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, at " W.
Totten's, No % College 81. dec27tf
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Perlors, large and elegant, for The accou-
modation Of visitors, at T. j. Merritt s.
Co.'S new Gallery, AZ Church street.
uOV4-tE
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A Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 bargain coz
be had. Apply. 70 or address this ONCE.
noYl8-H
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Pearl Miniatures

MORSE is the first to, Introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Gail at the Gallery Of the Cum5er-
land and judge for yourself Ol4tE
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Old Pictures copied u life size. and fur
nished at T. J. Merritt Co.'S, - Church
street. uov4-.L
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THE CONFESSIONS AND lxPEaFNcE or

"
a AZ maid.
Published Tar the hcIenr, a. as a ctUTrrN SD
IoCNG NfS ana Others, Rl0 setter from Negyols
Debility Premature Decay of Manhood, g., -Il-
ldying ~ the same time lhe Means ui sell CURE.
By one who ia cUrrd hm.eii after undergoing
considerable quscsery. by en- losing q ps.fps.I
addressed envelope, single copies may bs Eal ai
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, FrT..
dec9-am Brooklyn. Kings co... y ~
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just received good assortment al Camp
Chairs a1d stools. We also have on hand "a
large lot Of Bort 4 Terhune's Cavalry B1ots.
which We VIII sell at present New York
nrices
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SCOTT, KEEN s CO..
decl-Im Sou,A side Public square.
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DIkEREGA AsD UvAzsszaY.-Vs bsrsae-
ahmed great number 90 letters from s,rns
Of the MOST prominent citizens IN Lilcir-
natl aud C0YiugtOn, etc, speakiGz ga tina
highest terms Of DR.. EsriCklauds Anti
Cholera Mixture for tho cure of Diarrrr..
and Dysoutery. The letters are TOO long ta
publish. Dir. Woods, Of Coviust7p, ssyg
ne was pronounced incurabls By tho bet
doctors IA Cincinnati, snd one bottle Of d.
etrickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for month";
With the worst form Of DiGrrh~a and Dgs-
sntRrV. an 2K--tu vtk
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( rs EAs5 HIS OF THE NM
- EOUa, SEMINAL, CRINARf ANDsEKUAL
y .siss-heW and reliable traafne11in f,so1fl4
81 ne HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS ~ u.t.f r.
5eaied letter envelopes, free Of oharga. fgroas
~. >. sAILLlN HOUGHT0N, HOas-a hssoe.ana-
an lily
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r. n. BRIDGLAND & 90.

B. 3. HAMILTON. g. HULL
Late Col. 37th Ind. Vol
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The Richmond Examiner CT the 22d
SAYS .Sheridan's infantry has cone up
the Valley to point between Harris
sonburg and New Market His sd-
vance is supposed to be intended as q
diversion in favor of the cavalry move
ment on this place Early has marched
out TO meet him. The mounted force
which crossed the mountains is four
thousand in number. They were yes
terday in Madison county.
Richmond papers of the oath contain
an official dispatch from Wilmington Of
Friday afternoon At that time TWEEN
ty-six vessels were reported of the
place.
No attempt was made TO land the
troops or attack the forts in conse-
quence of q storm.
The rebel papers also contain q ru.
NOR that Charleston and probably 5a-
yannah had been captured,
A rebel dispatch dated Wilmington,
December 10Th, says a feet of thirty
odd sail appeared of. New Inlet this
morning
The Richmond Examiner Of the 23d
says t4legraphic Communication has
been interrupted by the storm with
all points except Petersburg The con
tinuance Of the northeaster last night
no doubt prevented cutler from land
ing, We have but little TO fear from a
land force. Bragg is in command The
Wing of the I'D says Gen. Dick Taylor
is in Montgomery.
The Wilmington Journal says the
Eva, belonging TO the Bee Company,
ran ashore on Bald Head beach, and
heavy firing was heard IN that direction
On the llth-
The Richmond Examiner of the 22l
says Our irOn-elads cannot be now !
up the river so as to prevent the occu-
patton Of Savannah, owing 70 the tor
Dedoes and feet
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 22d /
.ays the enemy keep up an fncessant
commandment on the lines between the /
jerusalem road and the Appomattox. !
The force sent out under Palmer, is /
to have gone 10 operate
against Weldon.
The Richmond Wing of the 22d says 4
hat many well meaning people ia the 1
south believe the resources OF the Con
ederacy in men are on the point Of K
laustion, but the belief is erroneous
The Contederacy is not exhausted, nor
nearly 50 in is srms-beariSg poPula-
on.
IL proceeds 70 show thatit has now a
orce Of about 100000 fighting men
making allowance Tor details.
The Wing assumes that itnow has in
be field 46l ,S64 mem larger force
han our Government brought out
.gainst it 1t says the tide Of invasion
aay be rolled back
The Examiner Of the 22d says there
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OFFICE oETHEADAMs ExPEgss COMPANY

Tie following packace- II rsig1 having been re-
ceived q tlIs on or delivery preyioas 70 Nav
lsi lS6t, and remaining unealIed lor Up 10 this
cate.
NTUTICE-Is hereby given 10 parties claiming
: the same that unless called for within thrfy
Gays nom this date, they va be aold Cor charges
due JOEL DAYS. Agent.
Nashville, Dee. Sin. 1855
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Financial.
NERAlILYE & Co.,
No. As wALLsTREEr.

No. As wALLsTREEr.
win rece,v, subscriptions TO the
NEW 100 TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
These oo,.. ar. i..aed in denominations Of $50, SIOb,
S5ao. -, 600 and $1,000. maturing 10 THREE
YEA1s from Angus, u.s. 1874 in,eres. payable seni srnnsly
IN .D,,rcv A, The r.e Of $40 PER CENT per snnurn
h ,o-. ar. payable IN currency at maturity or convert
.,i.I.oa no SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE ~ GOLD
.s.o,. u,de prior to August lsth VIA draw Interest at
same rasr. A.,
1910 LoaI
~, ,,.,,red TO convert the II. y. $40 TREAS
r-py NOTES INTO tbe q per cen, BONDS 81 1881 with
,,o,,o,,,,.. and on f,votrbs towns
a. ruy aud SELL. a, market rates ~ kinds Of GOV
yRyuENT SECURITIES including
C.S. 5-.o BONDS.
J3) TREASURY NOTES,
n . nos, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
r.. oUARrERMAsrERS CHICKS
~ :. Two.YEAR ) PEI cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES. - ,
T.. =. q Def cent COUPON and REGISTERED, oil
ic-si. ,.,.,e,
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purch.s,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-19
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
or
@e4G,7O0
OF
SOLDIERS SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF RE
DEMPTiON BONDS"
OF THE COUNTY or EEW-YoRK.


Sealed proposals viii be received at this ocs Until
DAY Angns 80 1884, al o'clock IN, when the Same WIZ
b. pnbicy opened fcr toe whole eny par Of tue s" "
ia- andI-i aud futyI thousand seven h"nt'ed do' "
soldier. Substitute aud neicf Red,nv,ion Bonds OF ~
County Of New YorS authorized by Chapter OF '"e "
ieG< and by I'm ordinances Of tas b'Ha Of ''isi'"' y
proved " ihc Mayor Moy4, iSA -,
I'll. said bonds viii interest at the rs'e OF 90
per snnurn payable hall yearly OF the nf'. a." ., '
November Of each year os,d the pacPI VII Do ieoeeH "
| follows; H.,
Five hundred oaIand dollars CT the first day Of
| 1853. and t.n-
Your hundred and forty elk thousand seven hanaIe' ~
| on the first DAY Of Novcsber 1911
1hs prop, will the amount OF bonds desired sa 'h'
. ne, ou. buadrsd doixrs thereof and the pes9ns w'oe
prooo.. sro soecpe vii tcreupon Be required 70 o"p'''
ib m. Comfy Treasurer "a, the Broadway isnkl On
ruuRpAY ih. frss DAY OF SeYenbef. 1885, tho Gums
awarded 10 tl.om respectively
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the COMFY
reasus.r for such deposs the parties vii be entitled re-
cei,. bond f equal of the par Of the sin'
osrced 10 then bearing interest from Sspenber nsi 1904
Each propc.a .hould De- sealed and ind,sd Ttopo's io
Soldier. substitute and Relief Redemption Bonis ana en-
co.cd in second envelope. addressed 10 the Comptroller
The ht l. reserved 10 reject sy ell OF the bids con
drrd uece,s.ry protect promote 'h" interest Of toe
Couuty MATTHEW {. BRENNAN. Corlpro'ler
City Of New.Yors-DepsTtnOns OF Finance. Comptroller
Office August 6. 1854