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STATE OF VIRGINIA. ExKCUTfvK DRpARFxF<r.
RICHMOND, November T. 1864
PROCLAMATION-Wbsre

\ PhOCLAMATION,- Whereas. a va.
I y eaiey has occurred IN TO General Assembly
G ai tnis commonwealth by the .ssignation or 8 "
ihomss the member OF the Ho of Delegates NON
the county OF Warren; therefore
l. WILLIAM SMITH. Governor Of tho Comocon
known that an election Will be held in said county
at the places prescribed BY law, TO supply the W.
oaney aforesaid, on the FIRST Tutk5nAY<in in
December next -
-~ Given under nv hand as 0oysxnor and
l. n under ths lesser seal OF the Cornrannvsaith.
- al Richmond, this 4th day ofNeveinber 1851.
aid IN the eighty ninth Year OF the CommonwaaIth
WILLIAM SMITH
Ieste; 0soReR W. MysFoRp,
no tide Secretary Of the Common wealth.
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/ n ID G O.--Impotted Indigo, Enelisl,
L Cepperas, Biusstone. Extract Lagwood CASTLE
soap, bermuda Arrow Root, Hair Brushes, Combs.
India Rubber Nipples, 6e. L. WAGNER.
Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets
wish 70 buy quantity OF Yaast Powder ana
Essauos OF Coffee Boxas also, Empty vials
no l0--3fe LW
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MARRIED

At Greenwsy. Roekbsidge county, on tho ist IN.
Slant BY Rev. George D Taylor, Mr w. c. STOUT.
ot Lcuia county, 10 Miss HANNAH @, thud
dangaor Of W. ". Davis. EsQ.
oetobsr ifth, 1884. AZ Goshen, the reaiasncs Of
STEEL, of Richmond, 20 Miss NJ n FLEET.
daughter Of Captain j. r. Fleet, Of King and Qussn
county, Virginia.
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Ia.o.1,sr oAsrrnz-rhs ar,...,.,sv.a, .

Ell7I
an interesting so,ounc CT Captain 'Wirhe1sis,ors
raid near Dalton This regiment the Twprty-airtil
Mississippi, captured constrosioi, dapot with ir1
mense material. Duplicate bridges Tor the sntirs
road 70 Atlanta made, ana numbered and
ready for uss, toEethsr With everything necessary
Tor n nav road A Large amount OF fine carpsnterI
Io9ls were captured, also the meohanics-two hun
drsd II nainbers-vho were employed in using thsra
Ths capture Of this dspot alone VIII prove fearful
blow to Yankee transportation on that r.iiroad
Wf1ls It viii ts OF tmulanss value 20 us.
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TIE AI1sorD DaFrAT os asyssA1 ,n,cs

A dispatch from General Blunt, dated geosh,.
Missouri. Oc.oeer 49, says that, the 25th he ms
up with FEtce at NeTtoaia, and after severe aghr
OF three or four hsur., drove the enemy from Tia
f-ld LII CONFUSION with the loss of oper two hun
tired inclnei1 two eoloIa9. The Fedsfal total o u
was about ona hundred ant twenty
The Union troops conaistsd OF fords ard Jenni,
son bTigaei OF Blunt's division The enen1v were
iuiiy one thoasa"d strong Pnea Is retreatiEg to-
ward CassvAis and viii be vigorously pursued. He
l. reported 20 Still 6sye large trains and about ten
doubtful.
Aeout six hundred rebsl prisoners. captured from
PT1os arrived ar ST. Louis, III. .soun. Oh ths eth
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TRRAEuRy DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES oF AMERICA,
Hich,nnrd. Inlv % 1894
0sAxED TREASURY NOTEs--In O

GsAXED TREASURY NOTES--In or
I der to promote rs far "a practicable. the early
hUuidGtion bY the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
Ter, and Pay Deposltarisa in the different Sates
hereby authorized 10 receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at 66s per certum, deposit,
ing Tor same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-
ton Of noT-axsble bonds. The said certificates to
be payable demand after the expiration Of ninety
davs.
Ind all agents for the sale of the above bonds
hereby authorized 70 receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, In payment OF bonds
pahen- sold, at the rate OF 661 per centum.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
CT 22--ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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CodHrTrED ~ CASTLE THrxpss william J.
Cox, ulsrabsr of the Ninth Alabama regiment, Va.
committed 60 Castle Thunder yesterday On ,he chargs
Of desertion- Cox deserted our army at tha haitls
Of Chance lorsville, then jvnsi the fnrtesnth New
Iolk cavalry, 70 which he belonged waen captured
by our forces
A. Mannony was also consigned TO tia castle ycs-
tefday on tha chuge Of attempting TO otoss tbs
lines NInnony Is a Frenchunan by burn, AMI en-
deaTors 70 excus. his conduct the ground vi de-
siIihs 10 reach his native country. Upon his yex-
son was found large quantity q geld and slTsr.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

= WARD Tor the return OF CATHERINE, Il
found out of the. city, or two hundred dollars If
found in the city. Said woman is about twenty
three years of age, toleraby stout and little cross
eyed in of her eyes, and formerly belonged to
Mr. Hestern, of this city, and hired to Mr. Gold
smit on Broad street, before / owned her. She was
loaned TO family on Maddox Hill, and during my
absence she LEFT there, and went 10 Ms.srs Lee s
B0wman's yard 10 stay until returned home for
alleged cruel treatment. She was taken away nom
said yard, by the said family without my permission
and caused to be whipped at another yard. which
caused her to run off. Upon delivering said woman
TO me, or NJ. W. Warrington, in my absence the
above reward will be paid. J. ". SHARP,
no 7--6t~
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LOCAL AATTER9

soDDEN DKATH-Captain John caphart. ths ve.
re-aeie-iooking Ccnfsdsrats States dstsotiys, so
long connsstsd with Castle Thuniar, died very sud
denly yesterday morning from old age and djseass
OF the heart. He was summoned about four o'c,ocs
IN the morning to the bedside Of sick daughter,
complained Of dizziness, whom he Lid down at tls
foot Of her bed and was corpse in less than q
quarter of an hour.
C.iptaln Caphart was native OF Norfolk vir-
glnia and was well known az viglant msnt9S OF
TIE police department. Of that city from early rran-
hood up TO the breaking out Of the war wien hs
left the service OF the Stats and entered that of IA,
Confederate Government. Ha was upwards OF 90.
vsnty five years of age
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8iebmouO 9ispatfe.


The DaILY nisrAscH i- sold TO News Dealers st
5wssrr cExrs per copy. cirr oAaRfREs are author
Eed 10 charge osx DOLLAR AND fifty sESTs PEI
weeh to regular subscribers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoSFSDEssTE STATES oP AAEs,cA,
RICHMOND, October IL. 1855.

>"tsbtha1k STATks OF AMERICA.
RIcHxosD, October IL, lsBi.
y ON-T A x A B LIE BONDS, FIVE
= HDNDRED-AILLIoN L0AN--SALE CON-.
TN ! hD Numerous applications haying Ifar
a"e Tor bonds az the established price of one bar,
Gre z'd thirty-iiee dollars and interest, under cir
that eit'tie them to favorable consider
a'i'a, II has been de.eTu ined 10 continne TIA 81
70 iae above price nntil further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these bonds ara ,rs4,,,c.ay
~ ~ 9Scoidanee with this ORDER and the atten-
uon 81 dsbursng officers Of the Government is nar
Hsu'15'y eHiieu 70 II, q. A. TRENHOLM
- L--b9 Secretary Of the Treasury
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PROCLAMAWONS.
- X . C.L A M A T I . N
APPOINTING DAY FOR PUBIIc woBsHIp

| ID R o c.L A NJ ITO i
| APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC woRsHIp
II ls meet that the people OF the Confeie<,t.
state. ahonld, from time to time, assemble To ae
knowledge their dependence ON Almighty God. u
rendsr dSvout thanks for His manifold blessnss. t,
Worship His Holy name, to bend In PRAYER at IIi,
iootso and to accept With ferersnt submission thu
Giasesn1iis Of His An-wiss AMI Ah-merrisul Proyi.
dence.
Let US, then, in temples and in faslds. unite OH
V0i0"s IN recognizing. with adorins gratitude tha
manifestations Of Hi. protecting car. in thu ma,v
signal Victories with which our arms bova baor
ei0"1ed' in hs fiuitnlneea with which our land
D.eA'si' ANA IN the nnimpaired energy and
'0fude with which He has inspired our hearts and
'-4'ite" our arms IN resistance to the iniqni-
sou7 designs OF our enemies
ana Let ussot forget that, whfle graciously youeh
''iihs 10 us Ills protection. our sins have meri,s,
"i'' received grievous ehastisement; that many of
our pest and bravest have fallen in battla. that
many Others are still held In foreign prisons. that
aiS'ticts OF our country have been devastated
win savage ferocity-the peaceful homes des.rova5
ana helpless women and children driven away in
ueSututlon; and that with fendish manSnitv the
passions oil servile have been excited by our
to'9 inlo inc commission OF atrocities from which
death Is Welcome escapa
wv "iefeinfe, l, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President of
-' confederate State. of America do issue this nv
- F'V'4''i'"o"' setting apart WEDNESDAY, the
N~'Feh'h day OF November next. as a dav to he
'peci'liy devoted to the Worship of ALMIGHTY Goa
ana DO invite and invoke all the peonls of tbess
confederate States to assemble on the dsv .soro-
aA3' IN ths'r respective places of public worsbin
'peie 10 nnlte In prayer to our Heavenly Fatbsr
'iia' lie bestow His favor upon as that He exta,d
over Us the protection OF His almighty arm. th..
ne sanetiiy His chastisemant to our improyemen, So
N1t InH. we may turn away from evil paths ana
wax nehteoasly in His sight; that He rastora
peaoe TO our beloved country, healing its blerdins
wounds, and securing 10 us the continued anioT
uient OF our night VI self-goveInmsnt and inss-
pendenoe; arS that He gracdously haarken IN ns
whne We asorlbe to Him the power and glory of on,
deliverance. - oui
- Given under my hand and the seal Of
sRAL / the Confederate States, at RiehInond. his
4 - twenty-sixth day Of October in the year
four. RFFEpSnN EnT1y a." TA'y
By the President:
j. r BENJasfs, Secretary Of State.
25-td1
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Ns,,,s 'hs "a. fcad - ~hLA sAasnss d~s<s IA ,s =
"a - ksss".sen. ~ sissuli shnk hlscnilfl<, 80
Is-ss~t as-rshd BY ths term - snr~ So
sisns thar ~ 90 = s.sft esprsssss sprr~hea~
sslve. AZ ~ ,hsn they had lately sAswn shsn.
hsa ben ,ssi.sal nle.s'.i he .rOse Ia. sntiapssass
rurartr,r.t Pr. 10y has oocar<sd Dalton ara
WI ,se town Iee telSrau.s srs ssnsss s,s,s y.
irs,r io,,rs ,'s'sis e. ,s su, s comparing tks ana y.
iarei =. Necessity q making the var
probably, of the fac:s. as v8y vias.
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TOR SALE, a good cow, with calf
JIG six weeks old. Call early, on Ninth street
north Of Ls;gh. next to fiahsps stare.
no lite
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u AN AWAY, on tho morning of the 10th
HI instant, my cool, ,ssUSAN She is of medium
size, bushy hair; has lest onsfront TOOTH and has
slight limp in her walk light gingerbread color
will give Sl00 for her apprehension if caught in
the corporation, or $500 if outside
no Its JUAN PIZZlNI. l2S Main strent
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STRAYED from my premises, Friday.
~ November 4th, BLACK and WHITE SPOT-
TED BOAR. The tips of his ears are cropped. A
suitable reward will be given for his recovery.
JOHN L. PEEK
no 9-3te adjoining the Winder Hosp;taI
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8iebmonS 9ispattb,
ny J. A. oowARpTS a co.

:. as DtseAFom h published daily. Sundays ex-.rs.
- VI teNfS noLtAAs f9r Twelve months; rwsNry
noLt sss Tor as months Tes poItass a., sa,ss
"'she at foVN notG AAS iof month in asiranoe
~ tvsai,tanocs BY mall are nj tha riak of tAe.s
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PATEROADS AND STEA lNER.g.
OTFIcF RICHMOND, PREpERIcKsBCRa ASpl
PoToNAc RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
HInksainan Nnrarnhar Q l&ll

OTFIcT RIcLDIoNp, FhEpHRIcKsDCRa ANpl
PoToN4c RAILROAD CoNrANy,
RIeRMoSD. November ., 1854.
TnANGE OF SCHEDULE:-On and
J aiier WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant. tho
trains on this road viii ba follows
The Mai, Train will leave Richmond daily at at
A NJ and arrive at Hamilton's at lo+5 a NJ Rs
turning, viii leave Hsmilton's ar 1850 a. NJ, and
arrive IN Richmond at L. NJ.
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond
daily (suudays oxcepted) at $50 p NJ. and arrive
at Mlford at 6:20 L. NJ, Returning, will leave Mil
ford ri 6l5 A. NJ, ana arrive at Richmond at 9:05
a NJ
Tho Freight Trains will be run twice week.
Tuesdays and FTidays-and arrive in Richmond on
the evening OF the sfmo days. Freight to be de-
Lye.ei to- and resolved from, this depot.
SAMUEL RUTH,
no l0--3t Superintendent OF transportation
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TIE YANKEES oy TIE srsno SOLDIER avr,,,o.


The New York IsmsI has an editorial founded on
the presumption that the Gonisdaracy has deter
mined to pat an army OF three hundred thousand
slaves in the field, ami argues that il il an aeknow-
ledsed failure of tha rebellion. II says:
What the South is now fighting for tharef,re Is
the establishment OF the Coufs.tefacy not a., saCa
society. but free one; in other words 10 de-
taoh hall this Continent from tie tAris3et1T. ~ the
United states Government without reie.erssa TO
the form OF political or social organization which Is
to exist on it afterwaTd; and a. its white ropula-
ton has been too much weakened TO effect this OBJ
Ject. II PROPOSES 10 accomplish il 81 the ai ~ an
army or negroes, dragyei against their Will from
the plantation to the field of battle. 70 this COM
pleSion IL has at lest.
What the North has now between it ami paace IA
an army Of negro slaves bought like catlo Tor ser-
vice, and lighting under the lash. We tank this
news ought 10 send thrill Of Joy through the whole
country. Atrer having done and dared =, rnucn.
after having met and frustrated most Dc srTete ut
tempt, made by or the nrcst .caFls.e ~ases az the
seorld, 10 found Il slave empire our soil, We are
hardly Likely TO lay down cur arms. now that them
tegrity Of the Union il threatened By IN army Of
purchased blacks. What the masters ha ye tried in
vain the slaves shall certainly not accomplish We
have desplSed Catilines sword we shall certainly
not quail before yours" If thsre were any shrink
ing now the dead who perished the nercsst OF the
struggle would mock us from their graves
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

1.-TWO HUNDRED DOL LARS RE.
/ WARD for the apprehension and delivery to
Dickinson & Hill, of Richmond OF my negro man
JACK. purchased him Of Lee & Bowman. last
September. He WAS formerly owned by Mrs Mary
Turner, of Petersburg. Jack is about fifty Years
old dark color full suit of hair and whiskers,
quite grey; six feet high weighs one hundred and
fifty. gave him permission to visit Petersburg last
month, but he returned and is doubtless there
yet. no l0-6t~ Z. II. SAUNDERS
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INIVE HIrNnREn nnILARS pl

N'1FE Il IL L " DhED DOLLA ttS RE-
WARD.-Lost, on Saturday night, the 29tl
October, in Ettricks, near Petersburg, whare -ht
had been fidte,l by an Irresponsible party, my BAY
MARE 'NVIC" short, thick-bodied; thin mant
and tail one white hind foot; recently laad under
the fetock Of fhs foot by being hung in the halter
ANY Of my friends who may know the MARE will
oblige me by arresting her wherever and whenever
seen. will give FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS fol
tho delivery of the to the headquarters Of The
Sixteenth Virginia infantry, Waisiger's brigade
Mahones division, for intelligence that will lead
TO her recovery. L. q. WHITEHEAD,
Northumberland Sixteenth Va infantry,
no 9-9t" Aahone's old brissdn
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nANIEL X. WEISiGER,
IL Auction and caunisa;oa AascAaas

- UdI EolloWs' Hail. n W. 7fl
WIN maks .als, cf Real Essate On lSrsoaal Pro-
ptfty in town or coAassy- Aise, Aessh-nssssa,
pr,ss;.nx Flour Grain. &e., Ia z-ers, and so~sts
suy. ~ lc-ltttws69Aek
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE)
RAILROAD CoMrANY,
Nnra,nher 1894

RAILROAD COMPANY,
November 1, 1864. J
MOTT TICE-CHANGE OF SCHE.
y DULE-On and after SUNDAY, November
Eth the PASSENGER TRAIN this road will
run as folowB:
The up mail train will leave Richmond daily at 7
o'clock 4 NJ, and arIive at the junction ut IL 20
A NJ. connecting with the passenger tram on the
eonthsda railroad for LyncAburg, and will arrive
in Danyille at * i. NJ.
via leave Danviile daily at 6 ;4O A. NJ. and ar
rive In Richmond at q 50 + Nj.
JAMES II. LESTER,
No F-lw General Ticket Agent.
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RVNA WA VS.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
Il WARD. .,-Ran away, about two weeks since
my SERVANT WOMAN, BETTE. She is of dark
complexion, about six feet tall and very stoutbn-
lew women as tall and stout She is somewhere
in the city, suppose cookingsRd washing for some
persons by the day on a false pass.
no ll-St SAMUEL d. HICKS
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TW E \ X DOLLARS REWARD
l. strayed from my house. Catherine straSt,
on Wednesday. the "a instant. BLACK TAN
HOUND DOC, with white fore feet and mouth a
little white. will give tho above reward If deli
vered tome at my shop, on Second street between
Broad and Marshall streets.
no 9-3t" JOSEPH r WINaFrEIn
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OST, a BREASTPIN, set in Etrascan
IL gold, circular III form, with star. of small iis
nonds in the centre. As the pin was broken off il
may be sent 10 Jewellers to be mended. \ liberal
reward will be paid for any information leading r.
It's reooveIy il left at the store of L. II. MON
TEIRO. Main street. no S-et-
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'wARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, ahsst
SIX or seven weeks ago, my negro, BEN. SAID boy
was purcha sed a, tho auction house Of Messrs. Lee
a Bowman, Franklin street, Richmond, and was
sold by DIR. Ming, of Petersburg. III. said he WAS
hired % Mrs. Msgil, at the Theatre, previous 10
his sale His age is nineteen twenty well built
with small head fve feet eight nine inches in
height He is no doubt lurking about Richmond or
petersburg Will give ths above rewsrifor his de-
livery to Aeaxrs. Lee & Bowman, franklin street.
J. d. PACE,
10 o0-,ms Dangilie, Virginia.
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EsOR SALE, fifty dozen COLO X I'd
gKEIgS Zone hundred ponnds) Aarshalps
~B THREAD, juH iInportsd, AZ
no io-ss AoRRIs'e Bookstore.
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STRAY COWS.-Came to my farm, on
~ the Deep Run road, three miles vest of Rich
mond, two cows which the owners can get by
proving property and paying charges.
no l0-3ts Mrs +. SHELTON.
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HLOAKs, CLOAKS, CLoAKS.-.Ladies
Z wishing ciJoAKs made neatly, and at the
shortest notice, will please call On Twenty fourth
straei, bstscen onacs and Franklin, Church Hill
no io-sts
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DIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
va "a ipaiat sas 0r r,Gtn Pov me nsas 1a,9T
He is abouttive feet nye six inches high black
about twenty years old quick spoken; was raised
by the Rev. Mr.. Irice OF Caroline county; he was
dressed in a blue suit of clothes / will give the
above reward for his apprehension and delivery TO
Msssrs. 8. N. DAVIS & co, OF Richmond, or for
hia confinement In any Jail ~ that get hun again.
no list ALEXANDER Y. GOODMAN.
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OST, CONFEDERATE FOUR PER
L CENT. CERTIFICATE No l,lle, for 5000. in
the name Of William N. Harrison issued by Lancaster
& Co., dated March 81, 1864. The finder will please
deliver it TO Lancaster & Co. or 70 the subscriber
no l0-2taw6w WILLIAM NJ. HARRISON
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RICHMOND AND DAsyILLH RAILRoAD,

NrO. / BLACKSMITH FOR SALE
~ We hay. Il private sale 4 very superior
fAlTH, aged tgeAiy- years
nosiw. LEE a. EuWAAS, Auciioneers
TS0R SALE. at HenrIeo County Court
T. IIouse. OF. FRIDAY, the llth OF November,
oNE. HORSE CART, with iron axle, in good o,dsf'
suitable for farm ii-e. no 49,.
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I OSI, on or near Twenty-ffth street,
i 4 or Main, POCKET-BOOK containing small
amount OF money, and papers which are only velu-
able to the subscriber. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at No. 1874 Main street
near the Old Market. J. NJ. FORREST,
no l0-St~ Dealer in Iron Rome A.
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SPECTACLES LOST.-I.ost, or vester-
~ day, between tho post-ofaoe and rny house cor
nsr franklin and Third streets, my GOLD SPECTA-
CLES, enclosed in al old leather case will give
the full value OF them if delivered 70 me at the bank
ing-honse of r. T. Foster & Co., corner Twelfth and
Main streets. JAMES r. BRIDiES
no l0--3ts
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STRAYED, on Tuesday evening, from
- the South Carolina Soldiers Home BAY
HORSE, very poor, marked with sores on fore shou-
deTs and hips lie Was purchased at auction, on the
hiii, last Saturday; supposed to have returned TO
hr Ihrogmorton, former owner. Information will
be thankfully received. G.. II. McMASTER
Superintendent South Caaolina Soldiers Home
no 9-fte
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ET w o HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
Il WARD.-Strayed or stolen from Union Hill on
the 2lst of October, RED AND WHITE COw-one-
half OF one on her horns broken Off the other one
very crooked. The above reward will be paid for
her delivery to information Of her wherea-
pouts. HENRY NJ. STEWART,
no IO-2" Venable street Union Hill
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WaRhinptnn NaWs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The mail packet
Webster, from City Point yesterday, is not
only frozen up but aground few miles be-
low Washington. The ice in the Potomac
river 10 sufficiently thick this morning to
admit of persons walking ashore from that
vessel.
The placingou the market of the remain
ing one hundred millions of the ten-fOrty
loan, WAS not anticipated, either in Con.
gressional or financial circles The Treas
ury Department, however, are understood
to claim that as this is the only aud last
gold loan on the market, the National
Banks, in order to Increase their capital,
or to create new ones, will be obliged 20 use
these bonds for those purposes.
The senate Committee on Military At
fairs, held meeting this morning, and
took vote on the House bill, mastering
out OF service unemployed General officers.
They voted against 1t, on the ground that
some of these officers were not relieved
because Of their ineficiency, and that oc-
casiOn would speedily arise for assigning
them commands. The bill was, therefore,
reported on adversely in the Senate 10 day.
Colonel BabcOck, personal Aid 10 Gen
eFal Grant, arrived in town this morning,
hsyisg returned from Savannah. He eX-
presses the belief that Savannah can not
Colonel Babcock found Sherman's army
in remarkably good condition, and full
of enthusiasm. The cavalry did pretty
mitch all the. fighting that was required on
the way from Atlanta to Savannah, aud
the rebel resistance everywhere was of the
most feeble character Sherman has full
communication With the feet, aud is Sc
curely posted, so as to thoroughly invest
the city of Savannah at his leisure.
William L. Dayton, Jr., Assistant Secre.
tary of the Legation at Paris, has rendered
his resignation.
The mail boat, with Richmond papers Of
Tuesday, the 10th, on board, is frozen up
in the Potomac. She "a now twelve hours
over due.
The Washington Republican Of last eve.
uiug says, government is informed that
Breckenridge is flying before Stoneman,
aud that we are pressing his rear and
TANKS.