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FROM GEORGIA.
CAPTURE OF ROME, GA, AND 5000 NEGROES.

CAPTURE OF ROME, GA. AND 5000 NEGROES.
AUGUSTA, Oct. San official despatch confirms the
capure Of Rome, with three thousand negroes. A.
number of white ofa,srs were also taken. The Yam
KEGS des royed all their coGmisssry stores, and two
tquares of the business portion Of the were bursed
General Wheeler dashed into ksr'eita and turned q
block Of and also spiked three guns In tie
place.
Forces! 10 Middle Tennessee. Rousseau Is cooped up
In Nashville.
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TREASURY DEPARFMENT o. & A,
p EQUATIONS for carrying into effect tn

hUULAIIUNb Ior carrying Into eueoI JUG
Of registered eight per cent bonds ssued
Visions Of the Act approved Nay IT, 1851, 20 exchange the same
for coupon oonds:
Parties owning registered eight per bonds under the Act
Of Nay IS 1884, desiring to exchange them for coupon bonds
hgn them In the pointed oua In te printed enocfse
ent on the back OF the certificate to she ooneGerGts States Of
America IN exchange coupon bon" and hem TO be
presented the Reer OF he Treasury Depa tmen who WIN
theeuPon In compliance with The provons Of Act OF June
~ nsue coupon bondu The specified In the reg
tered eondl 30 assigned, G. 4. TRENHOLM,
MW-au Secretary VI he Tssslpry,
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EVENING WIG.

We shan publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
avery succeeding day CSOndays e1ceP.ed at the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain tie latest news By mail and telegraph
up 70 the hour Of going to press, editorials local intel
uTsuoe, SC. US0
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CORY, !
RICHMOND, Get 4, 1864.

THE public are notified that in consequence
Of our delivery clerks being with the Ysrees III
impossible for rs to deliver noney pack their places Of
buliness
All person, expecting money by sxl win call the Once
and receive II. II. A HAMILTON,
ot5-l2t ARrnf.
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD
RIcHngsD OcE. 10 1854.
AH ANGIE OF SCH Il ID ULE.

nN%&nd after WEDNESDAY, the 18th
" last ths Mall Train will leave Richmond $40 ana Dam
loys at 62o A. a.
The Aeeommo dlion Tain Will leave Richmond $50
Duelc pi At S:23 p. n
The Train Will Richmond 10 A. vi Il will
transport passengers TO Dunleps, but not finn there
d.. GILL,
oci0-1m General Sup u int I'D dent.
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LOST CERTIFICATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
DO made for the Of C,nfsdefas cent cst
nsat No. l16 $780, dated March 22d, lss4-taksn By the
Yankees during sheridAa's raid In june last
sn1e -vs~s akBRTTL JOHEa
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sTEAnT say sT,LL FOR SALE.
T .oST BOND.

[ oST BOND.
Notice IL hereby given that application WI for
renewal Of cent Confederate ReRsred Rond No.
2o r $780, issued July 9h, 1865 taken By
,t i0Blsf DICKINSON,
MA-WU = f+ % okroltne eosuv,
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4 Il IL T. " ~ Ia l. ii 1 y
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Amid loud cries for HIM, sleossd d by cheers at bis
appearance General Hardse PRO esded to cay, he was
uFnng to the PresiderO no orator. as Srutus was p
plausel and could not make much of SPEECH nor old
he take the warm welcome he had met prefsruR to
be lieve with General Beaurfgad it more the due
of the gallant he had GU lately commanded. Some
curiosity might be et to how things we're going on
az the 'front.' and thai curiosity, he having just come
from there he would endeavor to satisfy. The General
then proceeded TO give resume of the operations ct
tsndant toe fell of Atlanta, and concluded by saying
he had had conversation with the General command.
ing, short lime before his departure, in which thai
officer had told MIN that Tuesday next (o-day) ne
hoped to lay hs upon the Safe Road and having
oncs fixed tn there, iG not his intention to les
theu lose their hold Il closing, General Hsrdes also
declared it not our fault, only misfortune that
a. Jonesboro were unsuccessful and tbat now,
though few would think So he could declare that Nscol
Augusta and Montgomery were Jar bester covered by
the pIsseht position Of the army than before. APP
plause.
GENERAL COBB.
At the conclusion OF G5ns o. Hardse's remarks, Msj,r
General Oubb was called for coming forward made
some very humorous remarks to the immense dele,ia.
ton Of the crowd who greeted the orators bon nots
with loud applause, an even when ne had finished
seemed regret he should have brought his speech to
sudden oIoss.
AT the conclusion ofGeBeral Cobbs speech, the Prcs
idsnt, accompanied by General Hardee and saite On.
tered the cars aud amid the cheers OF the people and
music BY the band took hs departure for the capital
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Administrators Sale.

RY order OF the Orphans Codrt of the
R1county of Elk, in the Stat Q Of Pa, |
shall expose to sale, by public vendue
or out cry at the Court House III Ridg.
way, on Tuesday the 3D. day of January
next at | o'clock p, NJ, as the property
of Anthony Meyer, deed. Five lots in
St Mary's, in the said county OF Elk,
known as lots, No. nineteen (19) twenty.
one cd twenty.eight (2S) twenty four
(24) and twcnty.six (26) on cross street,
in front on cross street one hundred
(100) feet each and in depth at right
angles two hundred (200) feet.
Terms of sale, one third of the pur.
chase money in hand at conformation of
sale and the residue in two equal annual
instalments thereafter, to be secured by
judgment Bond and Mortgage
ANTHONY MEYE
Administrator of
ANTHONY MEYER decd.
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TO Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restor-
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Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
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Williamsburg, Kings County,
rtr>t New York
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ANN OVERTURE
Administrative of The

DEIZR MONEY.-A DATEfull list
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AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY WRITES ;
'At inspection I noticed that large
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For Sale.

The subscribers offers at private sale,
span Of bay horses, one five years old
next June, and the other seven years
old next May. They are both gentle,
either in single or double harness. Per-
sons wishing to purchase the two or ono,
can see them by calling on the subscri,
Der at his residence, eps mile North Of
Centrcyille,
WM. LEAHY.
Bersey Dec. 23d 1854.
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Coal Lands For Sale.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale the
H. Coal privilege, with the right of
mining and other minerals under 495
acres Of land situated in Fox tp., Clear
field county Pennsylvania, within 2
miles of the Ridgway x Shawmut r. r.,
which connects with the Phila. & Erie
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for manufacturing purposes. For sale
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Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration having
il been granted to the subscriber on
the estate of Geo. A. Kienzle, late Of
st. Mary's borough, deceased Notice
is hereby given, to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, to
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate, will
present the same duly authenticated for
settlement,
FREDERICK KIENZLE.
administrator
Ridg,rag Noo. 18Th 1864.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters Of Administration have been
granted in due form of Law, to the sub
scriber VIM. Mack. upon the Estate of
Elisha Wack, Late of Salem Nd. de-
ceased. All persons having any claim
against said Estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. Any person owing the Estate,
are requested to make payment forth
with.
WILLIAM MACK,
Administrator ofthe Este Of Elisha
Mcch, DcccoseJ.
June 18th 1864.
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JANUARY 4, 1866.
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
OF
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
THE PRIDE OF THE FIREsIDE.

In the prime of vigorous intellectual
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Our features for the issue Of 1868 shake the
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MARRIED


On the 2lst Of December, by j. q.
Lindemuth, Esq. Mr.. Martin S. B.
Evans, of Benezette, to Miss Sarah Ma
tilda Goss, ofSnyder County Pa.
This couple have our thanks for the
dollar with which they remembered us.
They have shown that hard times has
no terrors for them, and that together
they can brave life's stormy billows.
May heaven bless them while they stay
on earth.
On the 2Sth ult, at the house of the
brides father, by Rev. B. f. Beck, Mr..
C. V. Gillis of Elk county, and Miss
Annie D. Oyerholtzer, of White Hall,
Cumberland county.
Our thanks are due the above couple
They as good Democrats, remembered
printer, by sending with theil
ocular fee. We wish then
- life.
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me you gets nine hundred dollars boun'
tish."
$50: :" 80
4 "Yaw. Aud you gets such nice
clothes as never vns Shust look at
NEE %
$50 ?"
"Yaw. And in the morning, ven de
trum poets dat is dc gurnals gonpli
mcnts to come and git your schnapps
nit him."
so ?"
n Naw. And purity soon, brine by.
"a poets again and dat ish dc CUR
pmpliments to come and cat some
an sausage nit him, dy tam"
so, myuhecr?'
"Yaw, dat ish so. Den purity soon,
bime by. der trum peets, and dat ish de
gurnal's compliments to ride nit him in
dercarriage te see your vrow or Katarina.
And den you rides NIT him all over de
city, and no cost you one tam cent.
And bime by de trum poets and dat ish
the gurnal's compliments to come and
schmoke a pipe nit him! And den
bime By, purity soon, right away de trum
poets de t1yfal, and dat ish the gurnals
compliments to get your nine hundred
tollars bountish 1 thinks, but l guess
not, by TAM
"Yaw So goot"
"Yaw! And den der General and
der president shakes hands mid you
and you eat krout mil de Bresidcnt'
frow, and shust live like one fighting
rOosters, by tam And den in little
while you say de Bresident be one nice
man, and you gets another hundred dol
lars bountish, and der Bresident make
one grand General NIT you, purity soon ]
guess, but thinks not. You go mil
me?"
"Yaww
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NOTICE OF LIMI TED PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE is hereby given that Theodore
Palen, heretofore residing at Allegany, Cat
taraugus County, in the State of New York,
but now residing at Wilcox Elk County,
State Of Pennsylvania, and James Clark,
residence at Plaenfield in the State of New
Jersey, have formed limited partnership
pursuant TO the Act of the General Assembly
of the State of ofPennsylvania, passed the 2lst
Of March 1886, entitled ''An Act relative TO
limite d partnerships" and its several sup
plements, for the manufacture of Leather at
Wilcox aforesaid, upon the following terms
to- Wit list. The name of said firm to be
Theodore Palen; 2nd. The general nature
Of the business transacted is the manufacture
of leather; Sd. The name of the general
partner is Theodore Palen, now residing at
Wilcox aforesaid 4th. The amount of
capital contributed by the special partner
James Clark, to the common stock, is
eighteen thousand dollars 9th. The part
nership is to continue from the ninth day
April A. D. 1864, TO the ninth day of April
A. d. 1869. Dated at Hilcoz, June 23d
1864.
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NOTICE The annual meeting of
~ the Stockholders of the Shawmut
and Ridgway Rail Road Company will
be held at their Office, in Soutber and
Willis building, in Ridgway on the ID
Monday Of January A. D., 1865, at 2
O'Clock p. m, to chose a Board of Direc.
tors for the ensuing year. o.
ll HENRY SOUTAER, Prcs't.
ALBERT WILLIS, Sec'y.
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By this Sign we Conquer,

Whenever the way seems long,
Or the heart begins TO fail,
We sing more wonderful song,
And tell more marvellous tale"
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AID MiNIsTAT0R s NOTICE

Letters of Administration have been
granted in due form of Law, to the sub
sciber upon the Estate ofThomas Over
turf, late of Benezette township Elk
county, deceased, AL persons having
any claim against said Estate, are re-
quested to presen. them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement. Any person ow-
ing the Estate, are requested to make
payment forthwith. -----.---
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STRAY SHEEP.

Game to the premises of the subscri
Der, on or about the lst of November,
two Ewes and one Lamb. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them
away or they will be disposed of accor
ding to law.
JEREMIAH CALLAHAN.
Fox township, Dec. 3lst 1865.
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SlOTy ny MISS H. Cs DTuuuOl, WTlIlcu CA-
presslp for THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
Notwithstanding the upward march of
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T H E e L K A D V0 G A 7 E

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Beadstcads,
Tables,
Stands,
Beaurcs.
Light Stands,
What.nots,
Corner Stands,
Wash Stands,
Wardrobes,
Bookcases,
&c. &c. &c.
We spare no pains in packing furni.
ture so that it can be shipped any dis.
tancc without being injured. DO not
! forget the place.
BROWNS WARE ROOMS.
Dec. oath lS64.-tf.