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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
- PANY.

Tire undermined viii dispatch n the rnderneHton, -
other ET.;-ciss fupowered, Brsbbnt Steamers from
EEW-lDRk 10 LIVERPOOL,
esins Queenstown aud passengers aaa latest TELE
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES;
SHIP. Tuns Commander. To sax
LOUIS ANA ......2, 3,G........ Brookmg..
IRGiNlA........2S8 ........GAee......
PENNSYLVANIA. p 0s0........ ...... ....
These hAye s been hu under tire in1pect!on OF
tn lief Surveyor tho LIVERPOOL Und rwrer Registry Of
Iron sAp-. They have waisTs. Compartments and
cla. ,e 4 tsstclAss f,r twenty-five ye-rs.
They i,ed up or trs second and rdeass paseuser
who ale chsrg 81 at iAe following rates:
Flnt cabtn.........""}F rs tpr,b,. IN Currency.
S'eeTasr..............ss.. JS'
Dietary aud accommodation uasuTpssca by any other lin,
Of steamers.
For further particulars, applyto
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. II Valet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

~ Ton. NEW.LONDON, sgOSlEGTON PROv-
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NtW.BEDF0RD
Tile splendid sean-Is COMMON " p tLIH anl PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave PICK No. Is >. L., foot Of Court
and.-.t, daily (exccpt Sunday, At 4. n. 49,
Fge. taken iow By any other lao. Oflcs OF Com
pany 10. rs West-st corner VI .ouli .5rlttt.
| Es,s,Yors NOV T. 1853 " Il EDWARDS, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

TIE MONTREAL .. s. :. Co.'S
steamship JuA from Portland to Liverpool. FEB u. Rs.es
OF Passage SO, SO snd go
SiGHI DRAFTS the Nsiouai Bank payable C. all Ia
branches IN ngisbd sad IEc..ad.
For passage, apply 20
sABEL a SEARlE. No. n Broadway. New York
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.sST'ERN
4 TLANTIC and GREAT WI

"A RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAGE ROUTE PAS
SENGER TR AIMS bIANr kEW-fDRk, via. Tie Erie
Railway, from foot Of Chimberl-st RUNNlnG .hhgUoH
10 CLEVELAND o. WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS,
citing with airoldi all principal cities IN the West
Tiis road being extended, I'D win soon be IN comphte
ruiug oder to Manifold Gallon J-yanA, Dayton, CIicia-
nat and e. Louis wit.oU. bTslk .. gauge. -
4. IT. GooOEAS, Gen. Ick,t Agt,, Al. sWEEIsi:H-
Aeadyi = r.. Gelers! sgpt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads

l. PORT aud FALL RiVER-The splendid aud superior
steamer BAY STATE; Cat Brown. l esy9s k&yi.rs
O'Clock p M and TIE EMPIRE STATE, Capt. P-aytOn on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, stA o'c.ock p M.
from Pier No. 3 North River .
Hereafter no rooms will regarded secured to any sp?-
cant unl the sans shall have been paid l)r.
Freight Boston Is orwerde1 tnroua With great dpacs
By an Express Freight Irsn.
+ Ll.TLEFlED. Ayen,. No. Y nroslway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-22

a,nu psT = ! y "a = i BEST s ! GOAL OIL ~
THE CITY. by the barrel, or 81 retail, Pr,
ces as zoy, or toaoer than the 1oegsstLq1a e
uleq oa10o No. Is Royal sire ct,
wi sre can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Wp' :,
and e;erything connected T;th the trace 81
every variety Of Style togetneT WIN Gban-
d d Isl Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
G1obas, Paper Shades, &C., Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attented to; all WORK warF mIo e.,
a'0li' nov l4-tf
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Mr. stanton's Dispatch,
~ AsH1NGyoN, August 20, $40 T. W.


WASHINGTON, August 20, SO I. W.
70 Major General Dsu, .Nea0 York:
The operations Of General Grant $ forces are
casalled In the following official dispatches re-
o-izea by this departments
s.CYqY PoINT, s P. NJ, august l3.-Gen.
II arren moved with his corps this morning I. 20
ana across the Weldon road, about one mile
south OF the lead works, at winch point ne
met nothing but the enemy s plckets. tie 40
--a,oed from there towards Petersburg, meet
;;v,a be enemy early IN his advance. lie had
cll7saerable fighting during the day, suffering
Some loss, and inhicting loss upon the euemy. l
nave no report showing the extent OF our losses,
INT Judge them to be light from the dispatches
Some Of the enemy's wounded tell into our
haads, and few other prisoners
.sCTTY PoINT, Va, T. 80 ?. NJ, August l9.
-Cur troops are firmly fixed across the Wei
don road. There has been little or no lighting
today, either south of Petersburg or uorth OF
the James Warren reports that the enemy.s
des5. in considerable numbers, were found in
bis front unburried.
seen. Birney telegraphs General Butler as
follows:
HEADQUARTERS 10TH Corps, August 49,
The enemy attacked my line Ia heavy iorce last
night, and were repulsed with great loss. In
front of our colored eglment elg hty,,tWo dead
bodies of the enemy are counted. The colored
troops behaved handsomely, and are IN tine
aoirits. The assault vas III colutnn, 8 :.lY1slon
strong, and would have carried the works had
they not been so we'll defendtd d. The enemy,s
loss was at least one thousand.
Respectfully,
ID. E. BIRNEY, Major General. >
ttyIro bo11o bo9 rraaf deal 1T rain about
Petersburg this week, and very grateful
change in the temperature.
tCITY PoINT, August 19, 9 T. M.-The
enemy came out this evening to Warren's
right, driving in the pickets connecting be-
tween him and the left Of our Old line On the
Jerusalem plank road, and forcing back the
Two right divisions Of Warren,s corps,
heavy fight took place, resulting'in the re es-
tablishing of our lines and the capture OF
good many prisoners.
s'The prisoners were from Heath's, Ma
homes, and Hoke's divisions.
Eve also lost considerable in prisoners. +"
The last foregoing dispatch was received this
afternoon, and IS the latest information receiv-
ed by the department. It is estimated that
the loss of the enemy during this week in kill
ed wounded and captured cannot fall much
short of four thousand, if it does not exceed
that number.
The department has satisfactory intelligence
from General Sherman to half past o'clock
last evening.
Reports at FIVE O clock this morning from
General Sheridan's front represent all quiet at
that time, and that Gilmor, with forty or fifty
men, entered Martinsburg last evening.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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4 G A e D

MEROHANT TAILOR,
uAVING taken the stand formerly Of RI T 9ecu,
farfpH Street, Dy is prepared to Iii ali orders
trusted to him, and promises to keep up the
reputation Of his predecessors. dec 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-22

cured without nrst trying them. No famG
should be without them, for BY their t:aejy :"
much sickness can be prevented. They sreSl
ported direct to this port by she undersipr@
lied upon with perfect confidence,
The following are some Of the diseased gbiI
have beeD per1nan emily removed by IL Sir is,
letter,
information
Of the bowels,
consumption in lie
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaW, ruptures, rheumatism,
cran1D cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness
snotted fever. chi1ls and fever ague, open
wounds, pneumo nia, dyspepsia, salt rheum ca1
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, bill.
liousnegs, eruptions of the skin, bowaIl
complaint, 1angolir, govt dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys-
ente1y, costlVe~
ness. mea-
sizes, sc.
Also, PROF. WUEDRAM's .RHEUAA3
acute and chronic rheumatism, ne. matter d
PROF. WUNDRAM's GOVT P0WDERsI
(Girht Pulver) if taken in COM junction with thaj
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or P0Nii
DERS. will most surely cure the worst csSesI
of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism la;7 = ~
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPlLEPIlC hAI
NEEDY, the only safe and rellaOIe fe4m!e'Yi
known for the certain cure OF EglleptG2 e. f5S
PROF. WUN DR. A M S TAPE " y Vh a.
POWDERS will completely carry on ihAI
sole
worms most efectually from the syst5e en- ~
PROF. WUNDRAM S VEo ETAbLhSl
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, an Invaluable 70 fs
medy against asthma, biliousness, pan II ~, '"2l
breast. coughs, colds, dysentery dSf5 5DoSs
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faintness sudden indisposition, dispepsla, ~
sickness, sc. Every family should nave law w,
tie of this Elixir in the house, ana every Va"
eller in his valse It can be safely si5 Snn@ n
the smallest children, there beng no ' Tru n
or other deleterious substance II ~ GrI GHEl
PROF. WUNDRAM'o ~ n ara r1orsI
DROPS, give immediate re1 1eao s1r one one s
"! PROF s0T 7WFSUNDRAM's HERB TEA S csn1l
not be too highly Recommending 4p TO su sn u
tics, sick and convalescent, and those sU1'''1
lr9 PR 9gF'e " NDRAM's RHEUMiA MALI B
HERB TEA, a valuable aid III curing D
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Full directions accompany esch remedy B
For further particulars, app5yyr to (, rentA B
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145 Prince st. 9early o sPGg sW75as :G M
between ~ nSs'pA WV AlexandEjAs} = q
For sale also by ISAAC E 1NS1a y hi Tssl
J. R. P1E H:P5 II $: E. sd f3s'STF ~,
King and Washington sts:} {; A Mie41TlBURN D
LEWIS Mlto44-n IT'D
N, E, corner Of King and M NJ 5zi9cs st.
And 81. L. PAUL., No. a. IIl dris. 70.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-22
PROF LOUIS WgNDRAmS
BLOOD PURIFYING,
4 4 .
2 u & G A Z | Y Il Il = :
{ IN Pills onA po2yde,x J

rSsHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING -.
& SIS yet known, have been most succes,ii '
used for over quarter OF century ia Euro
and for the last years, also. in this eoon
aed are particularly efficient n the cure Of
cured without first trying them. No fan
should be without thena, for BY thejr t;zaeIy
ported direct to this port BY, she undersig1
and their purity, efficacy: and safety ssh g.
lied upon with perfect confidence,
The following are some Of the diseased VII
have been perrnan emily removed By il sj1 Isl
letter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-06
mox Assessors Notice.

n WILL attend IT he fo.iu"in; places Z" -
.o... - and Make AsscSs.is & 81 E.a
following Taxes, ~: n, Tax in Kind.
Inc Farmer or P ao,acc- Will he r..a..l to
return IN y; III, the full amount 0l Corn, wheat,
Oats. Rye. Bu,kwhcist, kire, Sweet Potatoes.
lr:.h p.tn,nc-. Cured Hay, Cured FoGler, su-
gar. M..,a>ses mace Of C.ne, Cotton, Wool. To-
Lacco, Peas, G5ound poa~ produced h" him or
ihc.n, acd viii BIS u.,;.scl 10 reserve fifty BUSH
sis at IS heat, Gr enc hundred bushels ct Corr,
f;'ty hrsh-ls of Sweet tn..,.cs, f:iy h.sheis %
Irish Potatoes, twrr'y Bushels vi Feia, ptocrceu
in The yer 1863, AID tho Gclu...AeLt Is entitled
10 oac-trnth vi In. balance.
ri'l also assess ut the srmc time The Tux On
Neat Cl.ir. riis aiiries to M Lat.le except
Wark Steers ~nc,il!ly u-i"l IN the Ain of lsCa,
and al n rec. Mares or C,.lts a1c uc.-: IT. used
in Ti.li;..; Ii. Still in .sra.
I VII, AGO Assess lie Ta~ IN i%nc:c's &c re-
ecirc TIC Z auks irom he Deg artmen!. This a.
,ua;s - money rn:dc from lfsnurccs except stl-
neg, which are faxed under another head, and
fran the saio of the crop % 1863.
Also, tho Return. Of Pork Of all the lIoss
<l:,u since The passage Of INC Act, tApril
24,a, 1888 and .h;s llluI.s to lie npt weight O.!
Tia, hog after lhc er.rails nave been taken out.
A,so, Inc Reports Of Quarterly Sales, cominen-
riug the st 0c'ufcr nnd'endins the Let January
lS6I. will c0I1lnricy II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-06

rrRsr VIZ re: Iyp:sEyrTycE.-'
contemporary observes that nc have suffered
iroti.ins yet compared with what our f,ii.ors
sniff red in the first war for Independence
Tlien We had the, ~saragc}nc:: ''".l" Is,
The tories over our own teart!i-s!,..es. and Il
far and open enemy in our front. Augusta,
Ssy=nuall. Charleston, Camden, alsl Ninety
SIX. were all then Bti:ish posts, and Gcms
u,.d South C%aro!ius we're occupied almosf en-
ti.els for thrce long and dreafy yeats. Yet
n heroic ancestry ross Grcu, eur val y md
descealcI iruin ouf ili!ls,trastii'g in Col aui
resolved TO perish rather than survive AS
slaves, and they drove orr conqnerors from
the soil ; and 80 We Can do, even should our
Lad. be ovcrl.un BIZ yardals. il We aredetcr-
l.;l.cd 10 be free, let wLat,w viii corlc, We viii
Lc. To r~e.clute,q Spirited people, rLcle is 40
suca,wofl, sacrc il no such tuls Us fail. Il
is only The coward AMI tle t;:c;d Tho cal be
whipped. The energetic aud cuuragcousncTer
can be conquered. Our people must newsstand
firm and do their Whole duty. These who
have not the spirit to defend their homes aAd
their properly, do net deserve either.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-06
Rocky Greek Academy

v,HE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution
will coma.ence the FIRST M0NtAi OF
JANUARY. 1864. and continue Five Months,
twenty days t" the mouth.
Stuleut$ will he chnrgcl from the time Of ca.
tr.n nee TO the end "f the Session. /" o"o"'ce, aud
nonr will be received applying later than three
weeks after the term commoncsS, unless prevent
al nv sickness. No deduction will be mado cI-
cent in case of protractcd Illness.
The Rates of Tuition per term OF Five Months
are sI2. 30. $40 aid So, according to Classiach-
tion. Good Board cin be obtained in the vicin!-
/ ~. .car the Academy, At rates to correspond With
tho times. r..
PERSONS wishing their children thoroughly in
s,,,c.,d in Il strict Academic course will have
liberal attention given tacu IL my Scnooi.
~ JOHN W. McCANIS.
Al 40
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AMIR 4 .ssr.cron GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond. Oct. 10Th, 1865.
GENERAL 0EDrRS, 40. III.


il. Soldiers rrtnrning i,iuc Oh ::;:!"asii, or on
r.,cnin: piacrs ~ wiich lney will say GGrini
.rr,rr a, 81; i:a!uel;a,eig report 10 thc ncIrc:'
;:r:J!i.a. uLicu:. who will keep Il register o:
,ngif .ail. g. descriptive lis;. place wictc station
g.. j.; m.Iom n. tnrlrush Vas silulcd, and the
lin. Il: :Airh it expires.
| III. wien at Inc expiration Of bis THROUGH.
.,t icing ut Il distance rom = Hospital EN'min-
~, Do.r., II %sn;iicr is Unable Ia ira.cl. the en-
r~,Ili.. rf,rvf will order him before Inc b'art Of
Examiner, ~ t"ns"riitS, nn,'' the Nc'''cai oiIcer
t.u cue ii the riiy:icianS cu'ri"yrii .c''irurril..
bcy will forward Ia Ills Comm nd ny uenerai,
,;h = statement of his ease, II recommendation
for an extension of ;uriuugh u"t To exceed thir'y
'i.y.. ue;,iir2r,s hcirg also sent to The Surgeon
,,.u,..l. nu, when the colder is a"rcs.inic {" -
..cn.r;! hosNi.ni, lie will he sent before the iioa-
,,;,,l Examining Board, who vii. conform to the
DvGeedi.s Instructions.
~. IN cases of sickness or wounds. which,
fio-, any cause, are nosicct,i, or 'u not rerc'v';
yropcr tr;atmeut, the disability i" rOi>c'lucIice
b.inr prolonged, The soldier viii he sent. ~ sic
.nrui,ing officer, 10 ti:e nearest C"ulp u i''s'ruc-
| ion, .nr treatment in hospital.
y. recommendation Tor extension of leave to
! nN..rs. ani iuriousIs 10 soldiers, and inedicai
certificates Ia officers aii cert'hc'teS u u'sa?ill,
- I, ,o,.iici., " Al mGiy he given Ly authorized
h,arIs uf hAainincrs. az i'll eases embraced IN the
,..,, ,.c:;nn Of ,a:asrat!' II, of ibis order, h.
The Board vi Examiners Tor conscrifts. RECON-
.ueuda,imns or certificates from private illys'
rin:,s. or from u mc,iicl, ciccr sirr'y, Will not he
r,r.iyci. Paragraphs al and l7i,iien"rai Reg
nlaii,ns. and y %ra,r'i.h /. Genera! Order M. 81
Current Srrie: from tuis uliec, are ancudcl to at
cord with tui, y srAerLph.
By order. :. HOoiEh.
.Alj't andslnsp'r. den.
T. In compliance with said orders al men now
oh..nt from the arin.. and ut nome on Through.
arc nrrclv ordered tn report forthwith 10 tlcse
headquarters Tor an exhibition Of their papers.
III. Those falling TO comply with tho above or
d,r.-wil be reported 20 the>Departmeni.
b.. ORDER of CnnmaHdnnr vi Cnn:ctip's.
f. NJ. SClil1MEr,
Li.u,. { Cl:of E. o. Of Elsel.id..
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| hereby ulNt puOllC uOtAAS sA1s
FOR CLERK, ORDINARY and SHEElFF
for E1retiuld District, Will te held on MONDAf
The ELEVENTH of JANUARY EEAT, at tho
u,u,l places OF election throughout tuc District.
MANAGERS or ELEcrI"S.
ElqeGeia q. H.-R. D. Bryan, Wm.- Blackwell
and II. RAINY, Sr. D..
Liberty Kh-Jno. t. Ci.saihaE, J1o. l. Bur
riss and Koit. Ch-athan.
M. WIHay-E. VI. seiec!s, Isaac E@WaFus
: Scar,y.-J: r. Smith, Carter Burnett and AL
uoors,s-Lemuo Brooks, W. T. s:alls.r.h AID
H.. II. Mays. r..
John httaway.
CcNicrs-Robt. Hammond, Thos. G Maths and
VIM. Hammond.
Cary, j.. S. Smith.
Dor,'. AIDA. c. Dean, james DOrn, Charles
Burnett.
Beech k,us-James punton, n. z. Wright,
Geo. W. Foster.
observation-disclosures Jennings, w. Lemon,
ElmuLl Morris.
Ilsn',-Msftin Edison, 0. w. Allen, I'm. a.
Turner.
Ovid Mack.
Perry. i, Ronss-w!lson A"no!y, N. Long
Jarlos Perry.
Ha~5.rg-R. G: laln7r, FL, Butler, J. J.
Ky1@i.sts-Ja.. Kemp, Simpson, IalL:;. Ioss
Geny'.-c.sw Ward, .1.cob LasrOOn, Jesse Go.
&ec;;ay Street.. 5. smyly. E@rj QUITS, B. 5.
C%"sburn.
+. G.rnane;Ue-Gco .A4dy, Joseph Etfii:se, WIN.
rarl.'-Goo. W. Robertson, c.. L. Flair, N. N
Igl, n&.-Frcnsis puasy. Jr., L. N.oTs, Il. P.
Euland.
lrhite Hyus.-Laadon Tucker. Samuel Ei"rk-
wei. C. II. freeman.
III ur'.-wm. D.4iyr, Calvin varefn, David
Douny.
.piro.ont L"ne.-Jesscc Zimmerman, L. NJ Bird,
Hael<r', -Snmuel poec?, Joha scisiar, Bs''ja
In".@nsriUe-JoLa chca:ham, L. fusiey, 5.
G.. S,ren.
Pin Hou.r- berj. Ect'is, j. Mathis, 3. VI.
Hatcher.
Wu:. Walker.
E"lyc-E ". Perry. Thys. Pitts, A. w. Young
ca"ee,arius q. W. Holloway, Daniel r.pc'nr.
Mrtsed-i Jas. Callieen, Henry Rush. E'heF'
.W"jlry.-M. NJ. ralsY'', II. 4. Har'ley, G"ni
Edwarls. y
N.ry6+--J. c. Nixon. s. q. Meriws'l'"r, >.
Mrriwrthcr.
r,uir.y-Georse 'Tarnc-, Lucin- l.. Hall, VIM,
G'r,g. Jr.
Wi,nc,> NV hand at E.l-eiirld Court House,
this Hin day ol N"vrmlcr. 1863.
5. Harrison, c.c.G SIC =.
Nov-lG lie l6
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-
LET Us PERFORM .ouREDurY FAITHFULLY.
About the.bestthing our citizens GU. of the
army could do, at this critical iducsure, would
be to devote all their energies to strengthen
ing, clothing, feeding and encohragingon our gal.
liant and self sacrificing armies. They should
use s,i 5ea'o asD s, ~ ~ - :9 lM Geser-
qucnts as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their colors.
Indeed, every mas should regard it. his first
daty to support Tho ,ar with alt his might
aud if III. great body OF the people can b.
fully aroused 10 a proper sense ul tue:r danger
and their duty-be made to feel Md to do u:
the exigency rcqnires-.o power on eartl
can break their spirit aud auhiagate Their
coua,ry. Tue time has c9me ~ sui!ir Is
we'll as TO Gsht-to EXHIBIT lcrtttnde IS vel
Us bravery: =
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AaERlcA,
War Dcplrtndn:,
Richmond, Va, Dec. 27tn, 1865.
-, -. ~ ~ IL.f.InS.L Gunn n.1 a

sssls'clllOnV, hga., Zee. SiLn, iSOo.
Mujof- Gta. r.. ii. Hitchcock, Commissioners OF
EAcaang.:
Sir hav. this day received from Maj r-
Gen. 6. +. Butler u copy Ola COMMUNICATION
10 him, signed b. Yourself as Connliasion.r
fr the Exchange Of P..oners, in which it is
stated that by lie authority and orders Of tic
United States Secretary Of War, &aja-Gen.
BE. Butler vas appointed Especial Agent
FIR the exchange Of prisoners Of war at City
Point"
You are doubtless as=re that by proclama-
ton Of the President Of the Confederate States.
Major.Gen Z. F. Butler is under the ban Of
oatlswry. Although we do not pfelond to
prescribe what agents your Government shall
employ in connection with the cartel, YET
when one vino has been proclaimed to be 30
obnoxious as Gen. Butler. is selected, self
respect r. qpires that the Confederate authors
ties refuse ~ tr' at with Kim, or establish sucs.
relations with him as property pertain to al:
Agent Of Exchange. Tie proclamation Of
p. c,iden, Davis lorbids thai Gen. Butler should
he admitted 10 the protection OF the CvEicde-
rate Govcrnment, and he cannot. therefore.
&c received under a flag of truce. Accor-
dinghy, / au directed by the Confederate .u
thoriiies to infrrm you that Mi. Cen. b. +.
Butler will;not be .recoguized by them as au
Agent of Exchange.
Respectfully, your ob't s@erv't,
Ru. Ould, Agent OF Exchange.
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WooGvil1e Academy.

rsyHE Spring Session Of This School will he re-
sutned-on the Soc"ri .Mna:ay IA january
1864, aud will continue Five Months. twenty cay.
To til: mouth.
Latin Greek, Frenrh, and the usu"i English
branches will coDs,;tnt. he cmuic co":s".
Board can be obtained il the nciehhortooi at
reasonable prices.
1t will he the c"nst mt aim of the T"ac!.sr !"
Improve Inc meufnl an.t m..r,l c~"niiiion "i his
pun.s REV. kUBE!;c Il. SEYMOUR
ncc linz 80
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HEADQUARTERS,
OFFICE PURCHASING AGENT FOR
EDGEFIELu DISTRICT.
EpGErIELD, e. H., Nov. 70, 1868.

EDGLPIELD, . IN NV' " 'V""'
FeJAsUANT to orders received e1r tr%% lisad d;
quarters. all thvAe who 're lChEh
BEEF CATTLE in my District are required 10
gera Permit from this Once specifying luo.euh.
Pr r.nuir,d:mouthly for tho consumption of the
market they IRE supplying. and the price allowed
fnr ,Le Cutie when purchased. This Permit
mus. accompany the -Butuler in person, II his
,,.nt. otl,crwise the Beef will be subject to seiz-
u9e. EacA Butcher will be required to make
uf6Iavit Of the number Lutchered during the
mopsh, and the price p,ayod for the same.
In case ofthis refusal to make said a'ifnvif MS
Permit cannot be renewed. Any ono ButcherinG,
axcepthe has apcrmit, will be- held resporsbie
FIR the samc. r.oN
Purch'g Ag't for Ed5etield District.
De- IL 1M III
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Barter.

WIZ will BARTER for Lard. BACON,
wv FLOUR, COItN. ami PEAS .'t1he r.tcs
Lc.yw mentioned. j. GRECO, Co.
Ono yard osna5urgs, or IL shset.ns, for ono
ID. Lard.
.one yard osppbiargs or Al Shooting, for one
ID. Bacon.
rAirty lsoJ ar Is osnaburss, Or 4-4islee'ins,
for one barrel Flour.
One and yards osnaburss, Vi IA ~sheeting,
foe one bushel Corn or Peas.
Yaneluse Factory, Dec. 9, 1863. 1t 81
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A letter from Richmond says information
ha, reached there, that u steamer. every w'y.
superior 10 the Florida or Alabama, in pol:i'
of armament and construction, has sailed
from n European port.
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RECEIPT FOR MiklxcBLacxINo.-Ag gentle.
n.al. residing in Coylng,un, Ga., send, us the
annexed receipt for nfaking shoe Hacking.
He says he knowsit to be good forhe has
gwen 1t a thorough trial:
One cupful OF vinegar one cupfnl Of lamp
black hall cnpfal OF sugar; one egg beat up
in strong soapsuds.. M.xthorongghty: and The
backing i, ready fJr use. SPIRITS Of turpen-
tine will answer as ~efl it moi tietter Than,
vinegar, and the ordinary SCOT lromchinile; j
will answer for lamp black, If obtained free
FROM dirt or grit.