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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

COSFEDERAfE STATES OF AMERICA. \
DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits OH call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depositaries at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates viii he issued
for the bearing interest at the rate OF four per
cent. per annuln and secured by the hypothecation
of an amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied
clusively to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the eff
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds it is hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration of the
community ana secure their prompt cooperation in
carrying 1t into effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1864. au o2-ts
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" A \ L 4 ID, three No. l FARM
w HANDS, by the month, or the balance Of
the year. Apply TO ii. W. TYLER,
SO I5-3t@ No 80 Main street.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Thc next regu-
~ lar session of ray SCHOOL viii conIpelIce Oh
the LIST of OCTOBER Number Of pupils limited
Pupils may be entered now, as my summer school
is i'll session. Former patrons should apply at
once. One hundred dollars for the first quarter.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON,
Sc 2-2tawiW' Grace street. above EIGHTH
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WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
w STORE
HARVEY, HELLINGS & CO.,

NO. I5I MAN sSIKfEl,
Keep constantly on hand, exclusively Their Otca
make, large and superior assortment OF
LADIES' FINE CALFSKIN SHOES; LADIES'
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; GENTLE
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN
TLEMEN'S CONGRESS CATERS; GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LOW-QUAkTER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES of every description !;
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S MOROCCO AND
CALFSKIN SHOES; FINE STITCHED
BRoGUES; SERVANTS SHOES in every variety,
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be manu-
featured.
REPAIRING of every description executed with
neatness and dispatch All orders will be promptly
filled when our customers cannot be suited from the
stock ON hand. The trade will be supplied upon
reasonable terms. Sc iI-6ts
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RUNAWAYS.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, on
the night Of the 10th instant, two NEGROES, both
muatto or copper colored. one, ARMISrEAD,
calls himself 'AnStead Fry" is about forty years
old, with long hair, half straight and considerably
grey; he is about five feet five inches high. The
other, boy named LEWIS; curly hair; very
likely; and about seventeen eighteen years old.
They are supposed to have gone North Five hun
bred dollars each will be paid for their delivery
me if taken out OF the county, or two hundted and
fifty dollars each if taken in the county.
GEORGE a SINCLAIR.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September 18th, 1861.
So IJ-3ts
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6T WRITING INKs.-The best in the
Confeieracy. BLACK, Red and Blue Inks, wholesale
and retail, at reasonable prices.
Ess- Empty BOTTLES and Walls bought and
sold at No 4, under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth
s,rae. sc l6-lts
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ID U n A WAY.-ONE THOUSAND
III DOLLARS REWARD for my CARPENTER,
JOHN BLACKBUI;NE. delivered to me in Rich
moud He left Colonel r. F. Mo,riss's farm, in
the county of Henrico, the lst instant. He is
about five feet seven inches high quite black. very
intelligent reads and writes quite WELL and is about
thirty years Of age. CHARLES Y. M0RRiSS.
Sc 5-2aw2W
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mi RS. N. &. RICE will resume the
lfa duties OF her school on THURSDAY, the 18th
of September. Leigh between Second and Third
streets.
TERMS: Known on entering sc li-lW%
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~SpRcIAL NoTrcE.-ROBlNSON,
ADAMS & co would ak the attention of the trad,
to their sale THIS MORNING ut III O'clock Oh
GgOCERIES. Al SHEEIING, COTTON YARNS,
&c, &c.
WILL ADD:
l. Family Carriage and Harness,
81 pairs English Brogans,
90 pieces Checked Muslin,
100000 Needles,
100 gross Steel Pens,
l2O sets knives AMI Forks,
Is dozen horseshoe Rlsps,
90 dozen Fine Fancy Soap,
kits Machefel,
10 bllrels Apple Brandy,
80 pounds Biucstone,
10 barrels Crushed Sugar.
ROBINSON, ADAMS < co,
Sc lett AuctioneeTs.
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DIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

NIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
/ WARD.-Ran away from my residence, the
Carlton House, SIDNEY, the slave Of Major j. j.
Pa,ham, of Tennes &c. lie has been III my service
since last January. Last year he WAS hired as an
officers servant III the Western army. This boy is
bright mulatto, of rather spare build, about
twenty years of age; FIVE feet ten eleven inches
high, without beard. When spoken to, ne usually
puts on stupid air, dropping his eyelids and Jaw
and pouting his lips. lie pletends to sIoucfng
gait, although brisk enough when he chooses. He
is good hostler and fair cook. When last seen al
home, at 6 O'Clock z. NJ Sunday, the llth instant,
he had on IL grey Cashmere sick coat, blue panta-
LOOMS drab felt hat, and army cloth shoes, much
worn. Is supposed TO have taken with him heavy
WOODEN drab oversack. The above reward VIII be
paid OH his delivery to me in person.
Sc l3-lw A. L. PETICOI.AS.
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OTlCE-l Offer. for sale, privately, nav
Y COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situated in a.,
upper part of Sidney, containing two acres. vl,,b
is IN high state Of cultivation, with DWELLING -ho.
newly repaired, and kitchen annexed; a fine VII =
water aud all necessary improvements TO add q,
the comforts Of life; also, having stable clrrla.e
and cow-house
Terms of sale made known on application at tho
residence. b. " HFREY
Sc l5-J. One mile from the Fair Gr.,,p4,
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RAILROAD NOTICES

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCIIEDULE-On and after
SUNDAY, September 18th, the MAIL TRAIN will
leave Richmond at (instead of A. NJ J, and the
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at $50, (instead of
$50 Z. NJ as heretofore)
III. d. WHITCOMB,
sc l6-tiwataw2w General Superintendent
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MEDICAL DIREcToR's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va, September Il, 1861.

NJ OT1CE TO FRIENDS OF SOL
Y DIERS, IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CA
ROLINA, RESIDING ALONG THE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE AND PIEDMONT RAIL
ROAD.-On and after September 18th, authorized
messengers viii accompany each daily mail train
from Greensboro, n. c., TO Richmond, Va, who
will take charge of any ARTICLES OF FOOD OR
COMFORT you desire 10 send TO the Hospitals at
Richmond-to the sick and woundedin any particu-
lar hospital, to any designated sick and wounded
soldier. The railroad authorities charge freight
express articles donated, and the depot agents
will receive and take charge of such The articles
OF subsistence most suitable Lambs, Poultry,
Eggs, butter, fresh and dried Vegetables and Fruit
Soap and Vinegar. For the wounded, Lint, old
Linen and Cotton Cloth and Rags are requested. If
desired, standard prices will be paid by surgeons in
charge of Richmond Hospitals Tor any of these ar
cle, and applications for contracts are invited from
such persons as wish to supply them regularly and
Ill considerable quantities. Boxes, buckets or
cans should be carefully marked with the address of
the soldier, the hospital, " For Richmond liospi
tats," and name and address OF the donor, iii order
that their contents may reach the destination and
they he returned by the messenger to the depot from
whence they came.
WILLIAM A. DARLINGTON,
Medical Director OF General Hospitals in Virginia.
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TREASURY DEPARTMRET,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
Richmond, July IS, 1864. J

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
der to promote, far as practicable the early
liquidation by the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
rer and Pay Deposiaies in the different States are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. except
the 500 notes, at C6s per eentum, deposit issu
ing ior same certificates OF loan, upon hyp0theea-
be payable OF demand after the expiration of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes, with
when sold, at the rate of 66l per centum.
Il. A. TRENHOLM,
an It's Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EDUCATIONAL.
rrrs oFuy sf,tIooL. WILL

YNHE DUTIES OF MY SCHOOL WILL
be resumed on Monday, the 26th September
tst4, ON Fourth street, between Clay and Mar nut
Terms, first quarter: Elementary Elialish, -; ad-
vaneed English, $50; Latin ana Mathenlatits ex--
ira { Is; Fuel S. After the 10th instant the sub
seriber may be seen at his schoolroom daily from
., I,at. o. H. c. SALTER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eT EpgcIAL NoTIcs, Attention Is
called to my sale of FURNITURE THIS MORN
ING ut No. Sc Main street; also, a. hslf-past
o',lo,k, ono. fine FAMILY HORSE, warranted in
every respect. l.. ii. LUCK, Auctioneer,
scl6 No Sc Main street.
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TREASURY DEPARTAENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond Auorsf 1894

Richmond, August 3, 1864.
NERTIFICATESOF F.SS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section OF the act to reduce the
rcncy approved February II, 1864 the Secretary OF
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cert
fcates, payable two years after the ratification of
treaty Of peace with the United States. They cam
not he sold but only TO be issued to such credi
tors VI the Government willing to receive the
same in payment of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation
The attention OF purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers OF the Government is called to tls class
ofpublic securities offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies OF the Government
are bought; and to facilitate the Of them, checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked aeress the face
payable in certificates of Indebtedness" will be
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates
required. [Sgnedl Il. A. TRENHOLM,
au pts Secretary OF Treasury.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sATr ;

VERY VALUABLE FARM oF .Ffvp
HUNDRED AND riFIY-tiyR ~1cls,,'i'
oS IhE tHllkAiioAiAY, WITHIN M
MILL or FAIR OAKS STATION OK frtssn
YORK HiNER RAILROAD, AND Wrt,t,ES
sLyEN MILES or RICHMOND. FOR siit,
PRIVAIELY.-we offer Tor sale. p,ivstsl, -.
very valuable FARM formerly owned Ly s.,.a s,e
Goudin, located AS above. Ii has on Il IN ~. h
I,eses Of soil to make II desirable and prodsetye
IL has In good proportion high land, cleared All ~
timber, and iow-gTounds suited for cultivation 49,,
for meadow, and paft Of the low-sro,,,1q vo,p a
rich mud land and heavily timbered; in f,et !, J,
c.ptItie OF being made exceedingly valniL
The improvements are Ist very good, most ~ a.,
o4lt-ou,dhgs having been destroyed by McCleIlsn'i
army but its great value consists IN ItrJ men,
market and Productive ="
Partial possession will be given 10 enable Tho mr.
cie to seed fai crops, and full pCssess,on ON ibs
LIST of January Nst. ~ VIC
Terms: Cash or credit at the option OF Tho nm.
chaser. VIZ P''-
For further particulars, apply to
6RUBBS * WILLIAMS, Auctiopoc-s
Successors 10 Goddin & Anderson
sc l3-2aw2w >li'''""'
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE FARM OF ONE HUN.
Y DRIED AND FIFTY ONE ACRES, ON THE
MECHANfCSVILIE TURNPIKE, THREE AND
n HALF MILES FROM TIE CITY, FOR RENT
AT AUCTION.-Willbe rented out on the PREMISE,
at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th September
Mt O'Clock z. NJ, the FARM Formerly ccc;pied Nv
Mrs. Braxton, now in the OccuplHy Of Me + i
Fry. 1t has very handsome Dwelling and all tie
necessary out-buIldings. The land Is rich a Part
well adapted 10 grass and the balance fine vegetable
land The garden Is productive and there is an ~
ccllent orchard. phe place Is well w4tcred and
healthy.
IERas Payable quarterly in advance.
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
Stlnn.. /. 4, Il L.. q.
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"EAV ERS' SLEYS, BOLTiNG
w CLOTH. sc We otter for sale the follow
ing desirable GOODS, viz:
500 Weayers' Reed sleys, assorted, 500 to 700,
$40 yards best Anchor Boiling Cloth, assorted,
Nos. 5, 8, and s,
80 coils Cotton Rope, assorted,
800 sets Knives and Forks, assorted,
f50 dozen Pocket-knlves, assorted,
800 dozen assorted Files and Rasps,
20 dozen Hand and Tenant Saws,
loo Log Chains,
SO dozen Drawing-k Knives,
200 pounds Shoe Thread, brown and white,
100, 900 q. ID. Percussion Caps,
100 dozen Buteher-knives,
200 pounds best Sash Cord,
500 pounds Hemp Twine. :
ALSO,
an assortment Of Scissors Shears, Pad, Chest,
Trunk, Till aud Mortice Locks, &c, 80.
RHODES, WILSON HUNT,
So l5--Gt - Pearl street.
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EARM FOR SALE, in the county 90
Il Charles City, twenty-five miles from T;,I'
Nond, containing four hundred and txen,r-er-
acres; only fifty cleared the balance IN wool ,,n
timber III has good house, with four rooms and
a vide passage, nearly new, cottage ,iyle ~
out-buidings are all good and convenient. II IN
be sold low, and oiils good chance for Investment
For further particulars apply TO
j. VI. HAINES & co,
No. Franklin street.
sc lz-eodtt' Near First Market
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT

" ALUABLEP PROPERTY FOR RENT.
On MONDAY, the 81 Of October next. in
Charlottesville at IL O'clock, III front of the couit
house, will proceed 10 rent out the iolowng-,ie-
seribed property:
lst. The Central Hotel, for three years from 1T
January next.
ID. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
seyenty-tye acres; comfortable dwelling, &c This
property IL rented from LIST October, that wheat
oats, tsc., can be seeded
81. dwelling i'll town, containing ten or twelve
rooms with store attached containing six or sgyeu
rooms
4th. house adjacent to the railroad Office, con-
tanning eight or ten
5th a slate-eGlored Frame House near the derot
with eight OF ten rooms.
9th. small House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
18th. a tirst-rate Garden OF about an acre
Also, valuable House and Lot OF ten acres, Of
highly-ImprOved Land, iii Warren, and, perhaps,
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scot,syilla
Possession given to all on the lst of JANUARY, ex-
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is At once.
sc 6-lm q. W. BILLIARD
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BOHN w. DAVIES & SONS.

OIiN W, IJA 7 les & SUNS,
e DEALERS IN MUSIC, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
No lsS Main street, Richmond, Va, [P. H. lay
lor's Old stand,l
where may be found large and valuable collection
of OLD MUSIC by eminent masters. This selection
was made before the war by gentleman OF acknow-
lodged musical ability and taste; is probably unri-
vailed by any stock in the Confederacy, ana COM
prises, III addition to STANDARD Sonnatas concerted
pieces, &c-, general assortment OF Lighter music,
such
MARCHES
QUICKSTEPS,
WALTZES,
SONGS, SC.
Organists, Pianists, vocalists, Teachers, and the
lovers OF GOOD MUSIC generally, respectfully
and confidently invited to examine this stock.
NEW MUSIC of the day constantly on hand.
Musical Instruments, Violin and Guitar Strings,
with general assortment of Books and Stationery.
Sc l2-6ts
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QUICKSTEPs,
tpAy VvYt,S

NEW BAkERY.-rhe subscriber, in
IN addition to his NEW BAKERY on Franklin,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets has also
teenth streets, No lI2 where he soaits the patron
age Of all aequaintances and the public generally
se H-6ts ]. POWERS.
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e i3-5t4 SIDNEY II. OWENS, IN.
zNAENNlLLN FEMALE COLLEGE

Expenses for the halt scholastic year, beam
ming September Sth Board, $500; English branches,
SiO0; Music, siUo.
full corps of experienced teachers; thorough
instruction /; safe and healthy location For cat.t-
loeuc, address y. PKkUr, President,
81 l3-Gt' Farmyillc, Virginia.
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
SELF A CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION
FOR MAGISTRATES for the Fourth District Of
HenTico county, on thu fourth THURSDAY in this
month September 22l.
Sc lS-9ts GEORGE II. KING.
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I OST, THIS MORNING, BETWEEN
i 4 the post-oflice and the Farmers Bank, Me-
GOIIABLE NOTE, drawn by III. G. wootten i'll Ia
of A. r. Billiard for Sc 927 2j dated the 23d of
June, 1861, payable sixty days after date, and
dorsed by a. r. billiard, NJ. u. Uarman, w. Shafer,
and myself and was protested at the Dinville Bank,
in Danvile. The payment thereof has been stopped.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at my store, No. 1919 Broad street.
Sc l5-3t' j. NJ. ROSENBAUM.
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NOR THE POIOMAC.--Pefsons ue-
sirous Of going TO the Potomac, By gcttins
proper passports secure seats in pleasant oot.
veyance and at moderate charges Apply ~ it0
Main street, petweea the hoan u and u O'clock.
e 2-lms
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-Miss T. II. BOU-
- OAR wiilresumc the duties of her SCHOOL.
ON MONDAY NEXT, 18th September, at her ia
Tiers residence, oil Grace between FouslIce ana
AL ans streets.
Trims, &c., made known on application.
So l5-3t.
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M S Sc S SALLIE AND MILE,
I've HILL will resume the duties Of their SCHOOL
the first MONDAY III October, i'll the school-house
formerly occupied by Mrs Bennett, on Ninth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. The usual English
branches, French and Latin Will be taught. For
further information, apply at the residence of Mrs
John p Hill, the south side of Clay door from
Seventh street. Sc l2-eodSts
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-For rent, five
III UNFURNIS1lED ROOMS, ON the corner Of
Grove and Harvie streets three squares above the
Old Fair Grounds. For particulars, applyto
+. MCCONNELL,
SC lite At Second Auditors office.
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~ ROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS.
TX DRY GOODS, &c.
20 barrels Old Rye Whiskey (imported),
barrels medium Whisky,
barrels Apple Brandy,
one-eghth pipes French Brandy,
8 barrels Old Jamaica Rum,
Bottled Liquors of every description.
400 reamsNote, Letter and Cap Paper, English,
French and Confederate,)
10000 Envelopes, general assortment,
100 gross Steel Pens.
$50 boxes and eaddics Tobacco, choice brands
finest assortment in the city,
All grades of Smoking Tobacco,
%, 900 Cigars, different grades,
$40 yards English Gray Sturting, Flannel Tex
ira heavy,
20 bolts Black Prints,
80 pounds Barber's mbleached Shoe Thread,
With general assortment OF Groceries,
Liquors, Stationary, &e.,
10 gallons fine medicinal Rum,
l barrel Alum,
package Chamomile Flowers,
on hand and for sale by
w. G. HEBENER L. CO,
81 l5-6t' No. LOO Main street.
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CELECT SCHOOL.-Aly school, limited
to twenty scholars, will open OCTOBER 8,
1854. Ancient and Modern Languages, MatiIema-
tics and the English branches taught
TERMS: Per quarter, mo extras, l..,.....S l25
REFERENCES:
d. Lee Powell Esq, VIM IL. MaclIrland Esq.
William Green, Esq, Gen. Joseph X. Anderson,
Miss Mary PegTam.
| can be seen at Mr.. John {. StinaId'S, corner
Grace and Madison streets
Sc i3-5ta SIDNEY II. OWENS JR
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-12-14

;RBBEIn REJoIorNasrvIfths "OldSeees,
sion Rips, are not driven eptof KnoxVilqle, m qls,
Brownlow expresses his fears that thes*illl
"drive the authorities, and the rest of Us,
north of the Ohio river" We hope his
tears may prove prophsticsq Here isHwhat
be says of "Rejoicing ,oVer our Defeat" :,
"When the news came into our town OF
the disaster to Gen. Gillem's command, the
rebel women rejoiced aloud, and talked out
treason ide6antly. Rebel: traitors Of the
male'persuasion,' who hadtaken theaoath 10
save their property, were SO rejoicea that
they could not conceal their feelings. Old
Secession Rtps, who can't live at home, and
have come here to save their lives, were on
the streets exdlting, aud showing tibet they
expected to have their tory friends ip pos.
session of the country soon.
"What we want, and what Justice de-
mands, is, that these traitors, male and fe-
male, all be sent South, and theirproperty
confscated. The military authorities have
either to expel these spies, infofmsrs and and
traitors from the country, or they will drive
the authorities, and the rest of us, north OF
the Ohio river. The rebels still swear that
but one party can live here" "s'f1aa cad:
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Thoughts for the Times.

The people must be fed. No special
pleading Or nicely turned sophistries can
turn aside this ISSUE, There is bread and
meat in the land, and the hungry and the
needy require and must have it. No one
need blame us if we speak plainly on this
snbject. We are MOTTO be deferred BY cen.
sure; for none, will oepsure bpt those who
deserve the maledictions Of the poor for
their heartless' &c conduct in this time Of the
pation's thai. : We know there are provis-
ions in the coabtry.sfsIf mol, we are. whip.
ped--not byIthd Kankeed, butsbystarvation.
Andif there qrs prosisions.:77!4y]R y]RsD ]RsDough for
all, enough for .each"-wbY: are they not
brought ID and furnished to tie needy p
Tits q ssiiSsGis time: saThs people sars wor.
lied and psiplexsd. Many are discouraged:
Hanger viii discourage them sti1 smors.r44.
Will not then q more liberal policy prevail
and food be supplied to the hungry? i
the enemy blockades our ports, and our own
people lock up their barns and smoksshonses,
and close up all the, avenues, of charity and
humanity, what's .to,become, Of MS Are
we worthy. of Independence, or capable Of
its achievement under such circumstances Z
Whom the Gods would destroy they first
make mad-and. nothing but madness can
dictate the policy Of repudiating our own
money by refusing provisions for it. The
currency, is the life blood Of the revolution,
and everything and every person who de:
preciates it, weakens our prospectfof sue
cess. Besides, even if there was no money,
at time like this, when no man can tell
fwhat is to befall him, OF how soon al that hi
;heshas may be wasted by vandat foe, the
holders Of supplies should be Wiling to ai:
vide with the needy, and inevery wsy'miti.
gate the calamities. which afiict the land!
/ Sumter Watchman. +.