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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-31
f5riiiE.IoITtY.

MAYolas C9.iar-The Mayor gave the following
cd4es aiiieafinglthis morning.
Jas. a. Cain was charged with lighting in Dollard's
e5tabg saloon.
Patrick Britton was up, for stealing gold watch
'frbE A.. i. Powell.
Gain, Powclland Britton were in Dollaris drink
Ing house together, Powell being asleep. Britton
mafke|tio Cain that itiwould lie an easy matter to
lick P91es pocket, at the same time relieving P.
d his6tc. Gain, tbinlngita joke, did not notice
his dctions particularly until leaving the establish
Ihtnt $henobstr1ingt that Btitton had forgotten to
replace tile watch, he ram after him crying out 'stop
thief" lie chased Brittqn. hroupdi the square and
into The eating Saloon, where otertaking him, and
being mad, ic ict into HIM. With large stick tina
he lid m his land; ana Hence the charge of eight
ipg' it appearing to thd Mayors satisfaction that
tho charge Of ''steqlinsp and ,islahs' was due to
drunken frolc and its cIascqucuGgs, and that 10
thGtt was intended, he di4lhafged NJ whole party
Washington slave ofLittlet6n Bowles, was charged
witbreakihg Into the store boh of b. W. Oliver,
and stealingthencS one barred of tl0ar, GOO lbs OF
aEbees orc turkey aud Other articles, all Of tho
vair4 Of $4,000 tqa property of:B. ". Oliver. He
was sent on,totEe IIastGgS Court:
Ca'haIine, save q ann anderson enars.u' ~
cGnhSetSo wi'g tne oq,S case, WIN tS'0S .0
apcFf a =, ,,fi showing '"p' '''
fT Gsi Ho,r y Ill; c,,;iis !ni R.,s-a slave o,
alichaditt{ %src!rp gbrtakips Tito The house Of
lMicthe Kennedy and stealing articles therefrOm.
KinnGdy lives Grt 5thstr6ct, hear tbc ArmOry. On
"Wednesday light he Heard noise down stairs, after
Irot,rfuc. rs il sincohexdte tryinf 10 break in or
as ~ fSt were gispgF'9s I4isfu on 'He se1
ie YenJ eoNO Try H,seg! e. ,o ~, wo"t
Hg%i NY, W. y .. - ~, roan taro
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III unutTNSheu propose " publish q DAILY
u rsper sndtr lhe leo Of -TBk RICHMOND AERALp,"
on or iboa. he iJIh osJstu,ry nett
1t VIII be entirely ndspsndsnt In politics, bat win nsvsrhe
WHICH, option Of lis condnctors may be deemed promo
the In yhich engaged
orilei, such vii BE- deemed adverse this Obi CT
VII be- course e0aent h ths afsetsr un
In Tia mat T GeDsrsi Hewb will be found 70 keep pace
tbs l.sShg .urns Of the day while have sdded TO
f. Ia hs matter o. a1sne Intelligence feature such a. We
yo5tu /, ssy psper the Voufsde host Of Ed
,eas 81 the osst financial In hls
or suy e.uaay Will be ed In each number
Ii,s the oe Who hal The regular editorial
an e., e ths: when II, sppsAr they
suns eoa,ttute ssch talent
81 ceilsd 90 this ssrtns,t
m veil kaosn Of ths Individual whose name sp
Pears bslov, sHaiphis reporter, ianhs 70 presume
spsphss vhss 10 isgsvs szssmbhsJ on Of
ia 49, X ,LCs VII tyessat Advantages tsny NOS 10
Ar x,gIel b aoy papsr Ia tbs tonfsderacy.
Ts .r<isr N N be lsifrly vzd.cstsd and care
stsu a ~ earliest intelligence Which iropsr
eard hevss Of Nat seat ssnsnt Of national Sesh And
eecrfr fAan dnBsa1.
In he isr q CORRECT senn fcis intelligence .ou.I nal
shall nise, j>ct serg " amiga 10 zach OF thess
feps tr e.N s'sss ~ kneun sxPsrsnoe Lbtity
insngssenu foot ~ With 70 the earliest fr
eixn news tks MI editorial TALENT A
vl fsy sssdsss Ne ssragN srdsn Dip snRy upon South
|. Ia sssrs, -rH1 noHHoSD HERaLp- VII 30 found u
o,.sss svy in Of a.ss ct which ME requ.snsnts Of IA
" ss4et srits fscgst.
rns srSsrrrb rep suy soNmtndsd to ve favor ard nat
rcrs2s Of tbe oiess-s " the ecu hsrn 0onfederscy.
k4s p,psy q Ne Cen sdsssy viii copy III day and senI
bfiS
P. KEAs 90.
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THE NEW 81
NOTHING oFFlqiIi n 5eA{ l |

NOTHING oFtUEAlhl 3f'11ia IT,, I ri IL
We were informed at the WP' pGi '.;''' ~,
that no official news O :'n'fY' -. -,
from any qoar'sr. ihf SNlyl,'.i NIL
vannab, under Ailpa'r'eS, TeR'IYs ' -
bridge, and then rg'urne!E. T. i! ]! IL
FROM SOUTHWESTERN NliGlNlA% II &
/ The Lyuchburg Tbgbiqgof NE SCH oltdSTSianfs
that the gallant and hgh-squIeh McpktnrPi5eI p
eaadng like a lion deeply NPriu4eil,fa sthd tes'N pr
the enemy $ audacious raid hibliS dfpaftGaht BIT
nobody blames this gdllalt soEdE, s4jf :@c hifc
heard. says the FGye,itai lie did y plat lluln
could dc. under the Enthusiastically, Hit4 qhs .meRfs
nj nj. 5is,o>il liz should be stengshebcA iIhmdEy
,.elv for the Salt Works, hd lead Nsl3s arctic
mDortaut 10 the ConiedeSacS Ia lIc jht.m ieNdrly
NV, few thousand raade5s; mil iniijgy sull9fedy
His YAH, So t,r as tbdsb 3Jdnh6faI INTERESTS are
concerned. is we are redii{ei to knoI ii3EitePar4
ble nor even serious. al twin sb5n hi'hpaiselI hat
We have reason to bclicie tbattie. cliny e2y cc9c
,r,ip in stronger force. wL EitE to 8cup0cnt pc
.,,,o,;or Snrb a cGoi;ntSndy Shodld }bc; gudrddd
-. I'LL IN, means oitDE dEpotgi:clita coz
| -, 80! .$.:E g. II
'rn"''D' rpoy pu;s st,j; ttIii4rDF ! ,'.:J
A., oe.or from iIc Son{Bside Milo lrh his bGi6-
,.,,,,,a,. .Ecr,osn ,lbeirbsuS That within tic
.'' i, ,,,; ,.r,i, i, mi lines udi6qGs.
. ,a,',,,, ,n5 Jbt5ps tIie Ydr$ces tayeishS-
'ls Aiop'''oN any La 'j- s,.; Jio et 55,i5
s.''''' - I,;t 5:,ib, 5bft iI, rsport a!l
', r .5 ,or.ovIi Is; i6Jtitib n onathe rtrt d ilo
VI, tht ,s3s nf.Icjvne} a. maze 4rE
,.r,o,s,r,tii, i, ;ls,t drtttetg Fl - .
CDr w;u[rdBn W6T-NpFDs. . ! u ..
~ ~. r..n, s,.tion!ob iEe ginokf We brc ao!yE
la,rn ,hst Colontg ri n. Wlb,Soril Vas sslgriF
70 learn ''I o 0O5 40 ., III :l; Ei 4 Gr,c
%Y',''o,, o,, ,one. sr slid III h. byt.e nj Is
s',r ,' arn,,.ti,n VIM {r5TcccE.ofigg s;,
SOLDIERS TISNEk. :. .i.:..Il III
Mr. Gilman of this 5aidtj hlsreteEeif Tie tolld%-
ip, additional contributions Eir the Sddiersi NFf
var, Dinner, 5i'Iij; st....:,''i .
Minor \ Burko. sl6o; 'At Ac&ul@tf Ll1tr. lGr
NJ Edwards sja Additional from tls House ii
T,,,-,..,.t,t;y,. sea EI5nry S,nib. Sod &. b., &2j
Kate R,r.,s s.. Lr,g Bsrptsjl35. J5H1 Btrnos, Sd;
Mary W Barnes. -. ii T. 49,. !!
The dinner, We rejoice TO STATE Is, beyond thP
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n0II-INa','iYsIYiTUTR.

VrHE n,ee1ti term Of this Institute will open
IL prseI. u Fsesty % ,ss o. Jsnusry and
close % the 2sto Nay 1865 srsud be made o.
S.s sSsS Ss s5 A. Old p.ess,
s9O Nude s?s CO: iedersie didt eisca fugts iasnsh
towels, MI aai she..s. n u Z q. !, sI.i g..
~ = il' A rl E4.s - - hlh u L. coC6x sc2t
KfTh FOL owing prices VIII be sl,sst fer g,r,orE whss
,on butter and lard 20 c5ntS d,af y pr sasre NC
s,s ipsr e ~ oeai. eS p s.s esevs
NY RGINI Ia 1rlIes'Ihcld in the Clerks
Wi Ss n Sfsss'' Wv ia ~ 81 rx.
Msy ~ I P,bb,. n -. - II, Pm
n me osey Of s sui. cbtsins dyorce rem he bono Of
msrSony bsvi been made and Also that TIE 90
apon- t-of i5 UoTm ealhs
III iid ppear yhln month alter
due hereof and 10 protect her
T.. al in tSIa suit n q 4 NJ Ef''t7't:ts .
|rGli u: AcqPy-Tsits; -; -, .on,ti ann c
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TREAsvRY DRPAETxssT C. g. Ar
Richmond, August 8 1854. I
CEnTIEICATES OF IND RT r. h.

u SElsS, BEARING, SIX PER CENT. PER ANSUM
lNrEi.taST AND fREE PROM TAXATIOS.-By the 18th
section Of the act to reduce the currency, approved Fef
H. 1854 the Secretary OF the Treasury authorized TO is
ae tie above certificates payable two aor the ra
location OF treaty OF peace with the United States They
,nno be sold but only to De issued 70 such creditors
Of the toyernmen a. are Wiling to receive the Same in
payment OF their demands They must also be given
pa thosh free from taxation. The attention Of purchs
s,g ago u md dsbursng oceslo of the Government liz
ed % this class of public securities, as oferpg poculiir
eminent are bought aud " facilitate The N them,
ks drawn by sb iny officers upon the deposar:cs
ng funds and MARKED the face payable
III certificates Of ndettednos viii be paid in conformity
thcEewh.
Depostaries Hereby authorized and required TO
ply with this regulation and 10 make application the
Register for supplies VI certificates - required
(Sgnedl q. A. TRENHOLM, -
aul9-u Recretary OF the Treasuryf
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FOR KEN r,

E,0S the ensuing year. a desirable FARN, in
Anderson Edward, stsst on the RIehnoad DsbvIs
sven miles from Richmond, eontsuine All about
h.l -hisb arabic, With good IMPROVEMENTS Including
dvspg with large paa3s sad fvs rooms, uIsl ud.
ings ncng &c, al In good eonton. snail crop
seed The s.se preferred, hire rec nov
empo .. tie Address through all Rs mond
a. the once Of The kshmshd Fire Anocson
Of nd llh strteL o. o. boiAE, Hx'r
a-M Ola. lpwiAos, decd
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rFIlI NUFTU DlPULTNI.


''' |.-'''' ..' ' ,''''' '''',,''' '.'''
,- '''.. '.' -.'' ' january '''.''' ~ '''' '',
'"H1nc"t arr 'H"'' Was ii'"e -l lA' N''.", 10 take
7p the Fool "i,''e heN'iU'.'"'' "'''' '''' Dy'"
Ht npo" Oh, table. lN',r' long debate '"' motion
.r a''a''1-S'.> l', nays - these f''''o''oiS'
% .H "r r'm,M'e''", were ''.'''a '''N Oy '-,1
100 ..s '' 10 ID, S''''' ''''''..'''''' VIM
-. -. ,,. i,,.r..,.c
.. .....rlr... -r. ANN. ht rl.. most severe drain
u,,.u tb,pcol. ofmcu aud means, these extreme re-
Durym,uI> should 'r accompanied 'l some mamie ;
r-u or an y.tpr. guj desire g" secure 0u honorable
pence hy J.l etUtr legitimate measures.
.Cumui,si.uvr. heretofore rendered have hcen re-
tI.,J IE flr United states upon the pryteN that
r...r reception would imply recognition 90 the Con-
d.. Hr.t. Government. Co., ar,'laiar. and that I'm ease
.t failure o. agree upon treaty. such recognition
t,HIJ nevertheless stand Tines, resolutions seek 10
remove this objection, by appointing Commissioner,
ON the part OF OH. States, .io>e civil existence and
authority ha,. newer been denied. lJ.. 90 tine same
....,y. tp make g.- tender .rI powers dependent
ul Ore gction s.J adoption col t.e President II is
NOT PROPOSED i..- tb,,. Commissioners derive pow
,r .r.u tle States. hu only thar they Ne rendered
uy the President ,ur Peace toaitrrntc-he giving
'' '.'' '.' i'.'. ''' ..''' .'.> '' "' "'' '''"'
.r. ~. 10. ,,.....,..... ,,r,..r ,,tt.- ir,r,
..r...... .r..... ;,..,,:..l ,rf.I ,,.,.,, mi,
$50 p..r 11..,........,.,l...,.,,, a..
,.., ~ -. m. p.,,;.i.
- -
-. -.
So. 81. ~. .....-.. ~. .-....,,,i 81 .I,,
80 g.. -. ..,,, -.
., ..,.. -. - ". sd, 49,, g.,
, m. r,..-i..-.-... ~ 49,,
~ ,.., 60 =. -. -, -.
.. . . ' ' go
Vance, -rr,-t inaugural address:
Th,r, f.. or. great dancer acsa,, which earnestly
PRIV - ue,p'v Co or war''sd Di,uuion, distr.'c-
..... -. ,.r.I..,. ssI ,"Ii.iral 'i7stb If
crushed I. overwhelming number, ou the field oi
battle Wc a-. suite,, oil tine uuavojdable result
Btt r San surely avoid IT. will, internal violence
anal self destruction There L, mo- greater enemy of
III, country and oi'hi, race. than him who would To-
mont ann. MISSIONS tl this end Let an of our move
I,.p-s whether of peace, or war be ;n solid column;
.,.r r..,rla "A home. a. our bIotler, M the front
.Irdi,a +. I.e of battle. tqeiag oae ,c1V aud To-
.t..-t Then victory {, not only doubIy assured but
IrI.. ID -io and defeat will be robbed oil half its
.,I,f.ifie,.
,,, ..t... l.,.,..l . ,,it r,s,I,,t;,4,
, ~ Il, -. - !.
prohibiting t-, Use OF tut N'4u N'iVHh" l"lii"ou'
m the TRANSFORMATION Of any articles for the State Of
,-;,..;, maj ,I .,,.,ti.. Il. ,,,l. G,r tine i,,nress-
..., - -.
meh' 10y '"t '''''' '''''O' '~'li'' ~ '"' '''ii'
chartered Ly i.' state "i N'rth carolina Tor the
rr.u.portaiOu ot salt from Sai,yillc, because the n
. , -.f,,.., . riiiI rs-f. ur-l. OF tlcir cauacity
-...... d. ,-.-.....
'' ''' 9''' we
The following persons were elected OoulAeiiors oil
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ADDITIONAL. FROM 'rlat! .EcNIfrEqb
STATESEf B.; -
We make further extracts rJnr Omitted States ia.
lcrs OF the goth received / il;i%N. ::;iIf-T,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA. .i-.

pcrs OF the goth received :: tlit#", :',Ir.T' /
FROM NORTH C&ROtISA. IN III i
ruE ..ugRALps' NEwbSEN cbRIJ&sP1&bESfE,.
YENrREGy, pec. l6i lSGf
An EXPEDITION PROV PEYoIPpTh.. 'l' = :
An expedition, under thai command; Of Col Frpp-
kie lc plymouth ON the gtf lnat under ordels from
Brigadier General Palmer, Cdhimaudins the DISTRICT
| of North Carolina. .stF IT, ~, =
sklRusl At. GAFpNEEa nFib5E: :. -,
The first point reached was Gal5nerlSbridge orthe
Roanoke river, beyond Janlestohs Here wasPneoqn,
tered force OF rebel Cayairy-pr0tiblEac acting Is "
dettcS-thc main force CntutTE) being STRONGLY i'll
trenched on the heights bcySphl The PoSiljon Reipg
approached by bridge. By the tSipiQ m0yepthS'of
Captain DonegIn, who led che Reanee, Ihf' rebel4
were frustrated in their dtSgnioi DESTROYING TINS
bridgr and the Ninth New cTSeS; which gFlhcd in
column by platOOns, rushed onEard &nergcticailN
across the bridge, up. the eigtS, al44 slibceeddG
shortly in driving the cBeIpy frdlr lis 9siteH5. with
hut slight loss to either parts. Captain (Iralaf with
his cavalry, charged i'm his usual g9l@tt syle, aa
following closely on the heGls or i Lying reGsi sue
ceeded in taking several priSHnefS. 81 q: i i
TIE ESENY ESuEriiro, rssfEE sliI5& T.. Il
The main eolaiun continued itk.bnNatl pat6ht AIt
rracbinr FoStcr'SNnls, wilTs tssy were distqyefcs
strongly iutrcnche aud With, ono pleceto aftijle8
similar to their first positidn this was Gppr9qble
alone over bridge Which, tits time TIP dhqlF had
ft.1 a. ,;,vsLt w. az. .,ii, lrS E.zsb,'io n ]
posi- ""'"Sm 'uO NV -, : ~ y "
ch9ractcI' Inc % Ia ! -. l s * , .:i I'.f
y ny TINS means aneIr nS ~ TSss'e
reheS on the o'her Suf. ~. L., i;t,,l Al
Inc enemy no" Opehcu VII M " ~ ,t;'
,rdG bsd tbe esci az disIod5iriy The ebdnIes' r. 3;
ON advancing to Spting Green Qhigct, on tiGar0ad
to Hamilton and about thrAe milds distant, lp. fd
bel, were again encountered, their PbSLten 1kqw5Se
s.4l T. :, II.
strong ana their Jorge! Ihalgalall iage.>sV' tSIi
Ing it meNpedent 70 attack thfm i Y ir2Ai ;h
movement was made tpe , m u Ifolif
Stuart, with hiS own M ~ o9fHgE
and the Zdh MASS. ne s l'.5l tit u,
, We o Son;s Hrng WOOD aG hcHt
morning much Ito the surprise OF iha ast9qiafed re-
beS, COonel STUART attackeG tneil 5u;tlIiE IV9I'
Finding themselves and nara lVl
and rear, the enemy essqyed TO escape t%.sigusHR
piercing the weakest point IN our hqes El39i aler
1 sfccgedCd I'M aCAOutUli
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saturday 5sornirs. soer. So 1864.

rFRllS.-p5ly ye,y, SEQ ~ uonths, SD thee
y Juth., 20 For % less PERIOD. 81 Ter MONTH
Styi-wrEKlY, year. 500 s.N months 80 No '''
.,filsiou- r,.c yel t1r less thsn ,.N months
Remittance. al r',S % sabserae
SUBSCRIBERS whose papers age marked vain "'sS "'
understand tst their term Of subscription is about 20 'N
c ami viii remit promptly if they oisa their papers '''
Timed
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Female Teacher wanted, competent 10
IA teach Eng french sad Ms,ie private family
t1oa o, ave months, e numbtr Of set oas exceed
eight.
Abe 3 ho9i " sonnSroa Is. January, 1895.
Aldylss With rsNscos. PUPIL.
o>6 -eSbs TappAkHLnoek Va
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I>Ma:rsRIED. |

e. W59E-ti sYEoR.%t he Church OF the Epiphany DAN
willie, Vas On 2b instant 10y tie Iby Jgmes Carmic hse,
WILlhkM W Art E, ofEreleTe ksbufK, Virginia " Miss
lEL ARS Nj T yLdR; OF MarSIaid! \. H. Il:
q - ~ :. 81 . ~ !.
4 HiRINFbRhATij0N NAMED OF JOHN A.
RtFFI hembeg Of C.dhp&ny, ht Regiment % brigade,
Ia! Cdyatry ckptuedGh tbG 1871 GOyeihber lSG4 MIS-
11rietta irmttrhig, pf Baltimore viii please make en-
Guihhgand supply EwaIts, All'EelE MN A. RUFF
81 tsFNew tofk News please Sopy.
ID fNXngtqh, VAL pe&t go 1871 81. :: \ .de30-at
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iy then form into sman rolls and bake on tins to
mice lifSwns ,.ye hot, split open and butter either
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Q1S0 RBWARD.--Ranawsy, on Monday,
V1CO lIth Infant, Negro BOY named jim. BE about
5fes inches fgh, II old very sighted and
black, with The len cheek. under the eye he been
IN city day The shove reward win paid FOR
hi, delivery at ths rkhn0od Theatre 7 and Bread
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

RlcBxCSo Va, Nov. %. 1864 (
NOTICE is hereby given TO holders and
IN ovnerr u oefe.tes and Coupon Bonds Issued
uoaer the act o, August 10 1861 rpdeemabe after day CT
January, pr,sn e for the "a day
Ja nay nsst une therea ter the Trsasursr q.
ANI.sbt 9rv,sureis or Pay Dtpositsry Of
said agents or e uptse dsemng and eoaron
bonds No Nil allowed srch Lock, aud coul GU
bonds after January l. $50 q. A. fBEkH0Lk,
d-I-ee2m atcretary OF 1reasury
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C,ALE OF VALUABLE LAND AM

- NEGRoES.-0n TUESDAY the 18th day of Januar.. /,
1866, viii sell upon the premises for division certain
Tract Of Land, situated ia DAVE county NJ e. two and
IT Is the tract purchased ~ from A. N. Doe.
contains b64 sciesabout $50 cleared the balance well
tmbersd In the cleared land there is about lOOacres OF
first quality low grounls.
The improvements consist of Dwelling House, Over
seers House onr Tobacco Barns and all necessary Out
Houses The land il well adapted 10 the growth OF grain
and tobacco.
Sixty bushels Of Wheat have beea seeded, which win 60
with the land l
On the same day. will sell fifteen valuable NEGROES.
Also, the STOCK remaining the place
Sale positiye-tcrins cash.
de 3l--eod5tf l.. l. r. v. LANioB.
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WANTED.

ITO take the management Of farm nesf
y Gu chlsnd Court Vss,s. come person without iay
exempt from military eryss yst capable Of essp' su,
a coptrsi Of The farming operations. To who
present. susiei,ni te'truoni' 60 20 csar,etsr aa Inca
gwen Lpoy ~ letter, directed 70 ~ r. Boz qs4 Pch.
faond city 49, de0l-cu
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NTICEis hereby given ohoIdersahd owners Q. Ceri-
N fcates OF Stockandl dup6h Bonds issued under he
a5t Of Agut 1861 the lst day OF JAZZ.
hairy 1861 pre sent the same for Payment the 2d day
6f January 6r Ut time thereafter to the Treasur.
s c. s. one of the Assistant Trea.ueis e. :, or Pay
Debosar 81 the e 81 funds having been placed in tie
gnds pfsaij agents for the purpose OF redecmng such
slbcEhneonpo bond No Interest viii be allowed
Seth stock and'c6dpJn! bo6dsa after january, 1905
iL8 M I.if1 \ c.. "A. TRENHOLM
de 7leo2rn 4 Li "A iSl lat Secretary Of Treasury.
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cALEOF LAND AND NEGROEs.-Pur

OF Dabney Chiles, decd SHALL on THURSDAY the oh
day Of January 1855 proceed 10 SELL 10 the highest bid
three women and children; and also TRACT OF LAND.
containing 2i0 acres less lying in the county OF
Caroline, near Chesterfield depot.
The Negroes will be sold at Noels Turnout the Cen.
trail Railroad. The Land will be sold at Chesterfield De-
pot in The county Of Caroline the Richmond FEEDER
lcksbnTg and POtOmsc Railroad, SATURDAY, the
It'll dag of January 1856 Should the 9TH day of January
10 not fair day then the sso Of Negroes will take place
the next fair day And should the sale q the Land not
take place saturday the 7h day Of January then IL
will take place ths next fair day Sunday excepted
The whole Of the property will lie sold for cash in Con-
Tolerate currency. ELIZA A CfIII.ES, Adm'y.,
with the will annexed OF DabneJ Chles decd.
de2S-c2tdtds+ BY L. W. LurLsR, her Agent.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. Il. Al
RICHMOND, Oct ~ 1884, (
NON-TAxABLE BONDS 1000, 900
~ L0AS-SALE COSTiSUED--Sume<4ou applica.
tons having boon made or'Bonds at the blished p
Of Sl5 and ntcveat under circumstances hat ente ths
- favorable aside ration it has boen determined con.
time the sale the above price until fufh notice.
Agents. for tie sale OF there bonds INSTRUCTED act
In accordance with th order and the atkenon Of dburs
ing officers Of tho Gorernuient particularly called IL
u. A. TRENHOLM,
ocl9-H secrstari Of Treasury I
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ruE ..uERALD's'' NEwBEEN c5RRI5FtNbENfE' >,
NfwMsRN. Dec l6i lSGt.

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of North Carolina. .lF T.. 49,.
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The Reason Why.

The Milwaukee Ne,cs SAYS 1.-The rebel
administration refuses to negotiate the ex,
change Of prisoners, because the federal
administration refuses 10 send 10 Fortress
Monroe anv other man than Butler to
conduct the exchange Thu. several ,hous
ands Of our ofii ers and soldiers have been
starved and eaten up with vermin in c7,dier
tha: the rebels may be forced to recognize
this presidential favoriite as man Of honor
lnasmuch as BurLER's conduct is con
demned bv all chris'endom, va are paving
very large prize for his vindiration -
Had the administration cared much for
the lives and health Of onr soldiers it new
er would have sent this man there. with =
full knowledge Of the consequences. H.
is an intolprab'e nuisance at hest. and hy
instinct and habit delights in making him
self such -
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DIED ::

rH
In Chiffon, Calumet county, on We'd
nesday, Feb. oath. 1864, after long and,
painful illness, ALICIA ISABELLA UuME,.
only daughter of JOHN p. uuAa, E.q,
aged 6 years and IL days.
At Nashville, Tenn, on the 81 inst,
of disease contracted by wounds received
and exposure endured v hila in the ser
vice OF bis country, A. f. WEIGH, Ma
jor of the Fourth Regimen. Miunesots
Voiun,eers.
Tie deceased was a nephew Of our
towpsman, Coi. T. A Ii. EDWARDS. We
copy the following sketch Of his life while
ip the .ervce Of his country from the ST..
Paul Pioneer
Intelligence has reached IL. Of the death
of Major Abraham f Welch, Of the
Fourth regiment, while on the jnBrosy
fraiu Nashville 10 his home IN Red Wing.
Major Weich entered the service ~
FIR. Lieutenant Of Company +. Frs rs5-s
lNls nj. fI~ = a. t3tpNllF'E " aLls '-'+'.~
at fae bsuis # Bull Run, and was ks So
yarious southern prisons for more shao
v>q- Some time before his liberation IS
rocoiyad .hs nppo'n;ment OF Ma joc Of tha
Fourta regiment; bur after his fsIesse.
tafosa Joining his regjmsnt. ne psrtIcipa-
tad IN Gen Sjbles's first campaign against
tho Indian%. and displayed great gaiansrr
ut the bastie of Wool Lake where he ss
severely wounded He Was With ,he
Fourth regiment in the campaign again.t
Vick-bnrg. and was again wounded b.
no, severely. List fall he received ~
nomination from The Democratic party, 70
Secretary of State, which he decined
ayowing his Intention OF remaining in the
military service of>1is country, if his HE
WAS spared. until the complete suppression
OF the rebellion.
Majar Felch. At the time OF his de-
cease, c0uld not have been much over
tw w2ntv-tive vAars Of age but be possessed
sna.nrod judgment experience and manly
citaraa'er. which fi'.d hin, for command
ihe p"npe oF this >ta,". a> well a. his
ronirp,lr- II sfm~. MI iar,er' ~ toss