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CHAD, 6HAD, SHAD.-Just received
~ nne lot Of c0RNED aHAD, at wholesale
end retail corner Il Seventeenth and Grace streets.
e2-4ts WILLIAM r. 9. RAleEY.
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MO G. E.-The Stockholders OF tn'
IN RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ~
PORTING AND EXPORTING COMPANY a' a.
quested 10 attend u meeting Of the company a. x.E
OFFICE OF THE OLD DOMINION iNsu ha a.'',.
COMPANY, corner Of Cary and Thirteenth s.S ~
ON FRIDAY, September 9th, is6i, at o''''
r. NJ
Byor,ier Of wM NJ. SerToS, President
80 6-its L. DAVENIoaf, JRr ife"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, a PLANTATION on Sun
flower river, twenty nliiesfrom the Mississippi,
in Washington county, State of Mississippi. There
are eeu hundred acres ofllud five hundred ofwhicl
now iii corn, and some III cotton. The improve
ments are the bcst-new framed Negro Quarters
for one hundred hands, new Dwelling-ho Gin,
Barn. Stables, Mill, &cal finished just before the
war at an outlay of forty thousand dollars in gold.
l. is all best bottom land, and the plantation is
short distance from that Of the Hon. J. NJ. Seldom
and - MoTson. Upon the place, also, are fifty
five hands Though visited twice by the Yankees,
they have been unilinchiug in their fidelity. viii
eli them with the place If desired.
This plantation could have been readily sold for
$50 per acre before the wIr. Few such Oppoituni-
ties are presented for Investment of Confederate
money For further particulars inquire OF
NANCE 6 WILLIAMS, Lawyers,
Corner Fourteenth and Main streets, %
SrG-2t. Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az SPECIAL NoTrcE.-The BALLARD
HOUSE SALE will be resumed THIS MORNING
at 10 o'clock large quantity Of handsome
CHAMBER FURNITURE remains yet to be sold
90 eft Il. Ii. COOK, Auctioneer
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WANTS.

WANTED.--Ay young lady, a soldiers
w daughter, being experienced in teaching.
desires SITUATION to teach the usual English
branches, and Music If desired Would prefer
being Governess in private family in the country.
Address "NEELfE," through Richmond post
Office. Sc 6-3ts
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IRANn ANIMAL BAIL.

NorIcE.-On and after this date the doors Will be
opened at O'clock; performance ."ih'aehcins =.
o'clock precisely pc ~
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WANTED, an experienced CUPOLA
w FURNACE MAN or MELTER. per-
mnnent situation may be obtained by application to
Sc Cit SAMUEL T. HAYNES.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, one or
w two cheap WORK HORSES or MULES; or
would TAX, them for their feed for ii short time
Apply to MOORE 4 TURNER,
Franklin street, the Oh Market.
6.-3th
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T0R THE POTOMAC.-Persons de.
sirous Vi going to the Potomac, by getting
proper passports can secure seats in pleasant con-
yeyance and at moderate charges. Apply at LAG
Main street, between the hours OF and u o'clock
sc 2-lms
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n YEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
u Lalf-chests Black TEA,
- barrels Prime SUGAR,
70 do. COFFEE,
800 pounds MAPLE SUGAR.
ROBERT HOUGH & co,
au 30-6tt. No. Ii Pearl street.
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I1NE MATTAPONI ESTATE OF
4 FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND \ HALF
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN, CALLED
HOLLY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.--Will
be sold at auction, on the premises, on TIL RS
DAY, the 18th September, at III O'Clock A. NJ, the
very valuable estate located as above. 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, of which about three
fourths open land and One-!ouith i'll wood and
timber. The open land Is iii a good state Of I'M
pfnvclncnt. The Improvements consist Of large
dwelling ana every other out-builling usually found
on such an cstIte-ail IN good repair. The location
Is bc1uttul There Is on the place very large
ri,rd Of peaches and apples of the choicest kinds
TIN. l. rare opportunity OF securing valuable and
most beautiful estate Partial possession Will be
given at once, and full possession 50 the
growing crops can be secured. The Richmond and
Fr'deriCksburg railroad passes through the fum
near the house, affording opportunity of visiting
the place and returning the same day.
FIRMS Qne-third cash; balance at TX aud
twelve months all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser. Z. W. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
sc . Successor to Goddin Il Apperson.
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Unconstitutional GEORGE IA.
GIBSON, company q, tRchmond 0fays)
Twelfth Virginia infantry, X supposed to have been
taken pr in the battle on the weldon road,
near Petersburg, on Friday, the 10Th utimo. Any
information concerning him, by flag ottruce letter,
or advertisement IN any of the Northern papers,
will b.. thankfully received.
JOHN * GEORGE GIBSON,
Cary and Sixth streets, Richmond, Virginia.
81 New York Daily News, Baltimore aud Nor
folk papers Will please copy. sc 3~bt
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pY james NJ. Taylor, Auetionver.

NACANT LOT On LEIGH, NEAR
HENRY STREET, FOR SALE Al Auc.
TlUN.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th .l,, fl,
September, loOI, on the premises, ut = u',ovk
vacant lot ON the north side of Leigh street ana
near Brooke Avenue, containing iifty iect ont ami
| running back one hundred dud tweHty-six tr,t /.
an alley seventeen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
au 3l-6t Au,tlour,r
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BY Williamson Co, Auctioneers,
tNo. 1872 M.ln street between Ninth and Tenth
DlANOS,
4 FURNITURE,
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, commencing
at 10 o'clock y NJ, VI will sell at our salcsroom
No. iSZ Main street, an assortment Of GOODS, CON
slatlus Of the following and other Articles.
| Rosewood iChitkelinel Piano,
Mahogany Piano, both excellent-toned ia
Struinents,
Mahogany Cabinets,
-rafior, Cane and Wlndaor chairs,
Dining, Parton and Kitchen Tables
Sofas, Lounges,
French and Cottage Bed5teads,
Feather iieds,
Hair and Shl.k MattTt SsaS,
Pillows, Holsters, Sheet, blankets, &c,
Several excellent Cabinet Sewing Machines,
Curt aims, Pictures Mirrors,
Fancy Articles,
Glass and Crockeryware,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watches,
Trunks, Carpets, Mating, SC, &c.
ALSO,
- pieces Black and White Calico
WILLIAMSON & CO.,
Sc Auctioneers.
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IN w. ROYSTON'S
l. MERCHANT 1Au0RIaG ESTABLISHMENT
NO 229 Broad street. at 4. ID. Quarles's old stand,
where VIII manufacture all kinds Of CLOTHING
III the best style.
On hand, large lot of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Ladies' CLOAES made to order
A well-seected stock of DRY GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS IN great variety.
No. 10 COTTON CARDS
Mi. DlSMOkE, who will conduct the manuilc-
turing department, will his best efforts to please
Thy him.
Wanted, HANDS on Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts
and Ladies' Cloaks, at Il. W ROYSrON'S.
No. 229 Broad street,
Sc o-tt L. u. Quarles's old stand.
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ICE FOR SALE---i have 5000 bushels
j Of Ice for sale IN house two miles from Poor-
house Ill., On reasonable terms, Call ola me, al ID.
h Weisiger's otllee.
~ e-as GEORGE ID. PACE.
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BY Tardy & Williams, Auctioneers.

NOTICE.-Our regular weekly sale OF
' GROCERIES, IIQUOES, DRY GOODS, sc.
viii take place on THURSDAY next, the Sth IN
slant, at 10 O'Clock precisely
Consignments solicited for the above sale,
st 5 TARDY & WILLIAMS, AuctionCers
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ID Il y A w 4 I.-FiTE HUNDRED

ID u y A w AN FIVE HUNDRED
III DOLLARS EWARD.--ii<.n away iryn ~
subscriber, about the LIST Of August. my nan hiN
CHIN-calis himself HERBERT. lie l. bias
good appearance; quick i'll action; about i've -
nine inches high, and twenty-five 10 twenty s''
years old; was purchased in Richmond IN july ~
OF Mr.. G. T.. Morbin, who resides near Judes Ram
IN Powhatan county. viii pay the above ttA'i'
if lac is delivered To Lee & Bowman, iaehh''"'.
Virginia, confined IN jail SO l get hlin.
@. A WHITE,
au A-l2t' Lexington Virginia
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OUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY For

HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY Fox
SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will bc SOIL a,
TUESDAY, the 9th day OF September, 1864, ct !,
O'Clock L, NJ, on the PREMISE, the FkAMIG
TENEMENT situated on the north side oi I,uupl-
land, between Cherry and Calvert str,eta. T..
house has four rooms, and is III good repair lLs
lot fronts Oh Cumberland street twenty-onr !trt alt
nuns back one hundred and foIty-tye feet " an
alley.
TERMS Made known OH the day of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Sc 2--it Aurtiou,.r
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DELyIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE, os
II TWELFTH STREET. sloo,ooo w0ru
Shoes now in store Loco pairs of shaes III sy
ding various kinds and qualities, lately tsee" q
bloekaie also. large s.o.k U, meas wv's, nl.ai
10 see ladies and gentlemen Nov 10 the M, sl
supply yourself ~ goeas arr gsslins scare an ls
b Maeh higher ~s~
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NOTICE.--I wish to employ female
IN TEACHER for the next two or three years
She must be Southern born, or English OF French,
thoroughly qualified to teach the higher English
French and Latin, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For such Teacher, with satisfactory recommended
tons salary OF three thousand dol Jars will be paid
ALEXANDER DUDLEY
au 3l-6ts Richmond, Virginia
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
i WARD.-Ran away from tbs suLsgutet
about the sth of last month, August a NcPtJ Bt
named ROBERT; about twenty eight years vli
five feet eleven inches high, black fine ~ 8
teeth rather inclined to be knock kncrd ,lulA
spoken, and very active lie had Oh when hr lei, s.
brown Jeans sack coat his other clothing IL. t
collected. lie was raised in Middlesex county /
Will give the above reward for his appreh nsluu ALI
delivery To NE, or to MesSIs y N DAVIS y 60, 4
Richmond, OF for his confinement IN any i ~ tLl
get him again. 70 SLOT J. j. PACE
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4 UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
a SALE.--A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DtNCE containing five rooms, with ali necessary
oIt-buildings fifty ~ one hundred acres vi land
attached, within quarter of Il mile of Ffuvanna
Courthouse For particulars apply TO or address
81. S. B." Palmyra, Fluyanna, Virginia.
Sc 3--;,taWtS
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PERSONAL:

DARTIES expecting "PERSONALS"
from their friends in the North will find at the
CONFEDERATE READING-ROOM complete
file of the New York News. They can also see from
this file if their personals" i'll the Richmond pa
pers have been copied. Also, New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore Papers, Yankee Pictorlals,
and HarpeI's Magazine, &c. se6-t1
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NOTICE--Au persons having letters
IN for members of Colonel M0SBY'S command
can have them sent up by leaving them ut Messrs.
SMITH HARWooD's, Main street, by O'Clock
p. II. on Wednesday, Sc 6--st.
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RUNhWAYS.
OK HUNDRED DOLLARS RI.

OK LII u NDRED DOLLARS RI.
- WARD. Ran AWAY from my stables, on th
night of the 2Sth ultimo, my two NEGRO MEN.
named ALBERT and HENRY. Henry Is atoa,
twenty-five twenty three years Old, about h.s
feet six inches high black, and stammers yeIy badly
when talking. Albert is about twenty years OIL
five feet seven inches HIGH bright nulstto, with
smooth face and very large feet and hands MI
pay the above reward for them, or three huulTul
dollars for either one, delivered 10 me nj my stable
on Franklin street They are evidently making
their way to the Yankee liDxs.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Virginia Stables, Franklin street,
sc Slot Richmond, Virginia
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MATTE II. TABB will resume
VI the duties Of her SCHOOL FOR SMALL
CHILDREN on the first Monday III OCTOBER.
TERMS: One hundred dollars for nine months, ana
FIVE dollars for fuel Sc G-Tu&StOctit
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niANO TUNING.--PIANOS TUNED
and REPAIRED In the city and country
Apply at the third door south OF Leigh Street
Church, "a Twenty-ffth street, Church Hill.
90 .6--eodsts
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OOMETHING FOR THE BABIES !
- Five hundred dozen pure BIRDS-EYE LINEN
NURSERY DIAPERS for infant purposes, aprons,
&c really beautiful quality; warranted pure tax.
Also, u splendid lot of fine BROWN LINEN for
APRONS and travelling dresses, at No. II Main street,
nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
ON 3l-.aiet
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HNO THE POTOMAC.-Parties wishing
to 60 through the lines, to the Potomac river,
Can be accommodated with conveyance on reasona-
BILE terms at my stables Eighteenth street, be-
tween Franklin and Grace. Parties must be pro-
yided with proper passports.
Sc 5-3ts THOMAS DIXIE
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NOTICE.--All persons having CLAIMS
~ against the estate Of JAMES L. ROANE de-
CEASED, will please present them for payment, Oh
FSyenty-first street. between Broad and Marshall.
Sc 2-6ts Il. b. ROANE, Agent.
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FOR SALE.-Four large HOGS, in very
Is tine order, viii be sold cheap IL applied for
soon. Apply to THOMAS i. HOUCHENS,
On the plankroad, opposite Winder Hospital.
~ S--2ts
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"IRE One hundred pounds of
w WIRE, suitable for making Brooms OF
Aeyes for sale by q. BENADON,
Main street, under st. Charles Hotel
a-2tf
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FOR SALE, at reduced prices,
Black and ColOred CLOTHS for ladies' cioaks
ALSO,
Fine Black ALPACAS,
Gray CLOTHS for uniforms,
Large assortment Black SEWING SILK, by
the pound smaller quantity,
Superior article of SaddcrS's SILK,
Fine assortment OF Double-niilled FANCY
CASSIMERES,
To be had at l0l Main street
au 3l--lw BEERS & SPILM.A
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The Federal Court.

The Federal Court adjourned on Thurs
day, after session of near four weeks. -
Judge Trigg presided with great dignity and
proprlcty, and decided all questions that
came before him with promptness and abil.
ity. All, we believe, were pleased with his
department and impartiality on the bench
1t was a source of no little qualification to
his numerous friends, that he who. two
years and half ago, had to steal away
from home like thief in the night to avoid
the murderers who were logging him,
came back with authority to vindicate the
laws of that government which he then
vainly sought to uphold, and which effort
constituted the crime that drove him into
exile. But we are glad to see that he
brings with him no malice, but only firm
and resolute purpose to enforce the laws.
During the late session of the Court, the
Grand Jury did vast amount of work
and yet left much undone for another term
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Augusta Military Stores.
The following item is taken from the At
lanta hteibgencer Of May 90:

The following item is taken from the At
lanta hte'tgencer, Of May %:
WAR MATERIAL.
The following is Il memorandum of wa
material supplied to our armies from TIL
Government works at Augusta, under tn,
command of Col. Rains, within the past tw,
months
One million four hundred thousand small
arm cartridges.
Six thousand rounds fixed ammunition
shot and shell attached to cartridges fol
field batteries)
Thirty thousand Girardey's percussion
fuses for rifle shell.
Two thousand five hundred Col. Rains
percussion hand grenades.
One thousand five hundred rife shells fol
field artillery.
Fi(ty-iour tuns eight and ten inch sho
and shell for columbiads.
One hundred tuns of gunpowder.
Three complete batteries of brass twelve
FOUNDER Napoleon guns, with carriages
limbers, cassons, harness, equipments, am
munition, travelling FORCES, &c.
Ono battery of three-inch rife and band
ed IRON guns ana twelve-pound bronze how
tiers.
One battery Of four tweve-pound howit
zers. The above two batteries being com
pIete at all points, with carriages lmbers
cassons, harness, ammunition, equipments
etc.
The advertising columns Of newspaper
often afford considerable information rela
&c. . N -. -, - IL.
circulates For instance we find in one col
umn an announcement that $500 reward
Confederate money, of course, } will be paid
for the return of nine year old mare. whid
Immediately below, 800 is offered for thd
recovery of likely young negro named
Joshua.
Rollers for rolling mill are wanted al
$50 per day.
Good dry Virginia salt is advertised al
strty cents per pound.
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The result was greeted with prolonged
applause Kentucky struck US hard blow.
We had four friends out Of tuenty'tlco, in the
Kentucky delegation, That State com
menced warupon Tennessee three years ago,
by refusing to let arms come to East Ten
nessee through Kentucky, and in some form
or other, under one prcteXt or another, has
kept up that opposition to Tennessee ever
since, Let them carry on their opposition
and see what they will make by it,
Mr., Lane, of Kansas, who stood by the
Tennessee delegation and battled for Us all
the time, stated that having admitted the
Tennessee delegation, who had no State or
ganization, he insisted upon Louisiana and
Arkansas coming in, MS they had free State
organizations, Upon his motion the follow
ing proceeds We're had
Mr., Prcsident-It is not in order without uniyer-
sal consent,
Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsylvania objected,
The question was stated upon admitting the dele
gates from Arkansas and Louisiana with the right
Of voting.
Mr. Stevens demanded that the vote be taken by
States; and the demand was seconded,
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Andrew johnson.

The nomination of this man for the Vice
Presidency is not only concession of the
fact that Tennessee is still an integral part
Of the Union, but it is just tribute to the
integrity and frmness of man who stood
firm in defense of his country, when his old
party associates South were all going over
to the enemy, violating their oaths of office
and in every conceivable way giving aid
and comfort to the enemy.
We will state fact to the public which
many are not aware Of, and one that many
others have lost sight Of In the United
States Senate, when the Southern rebels
were deserving their posts, johnson stood
up in his place, looked JEFF Davis full in the
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National Union Platform.

The resolutions comprising the PLATFORM
Of the great Union war party, as adopted
in Baltimore, were received with the great
est unanimity, and with the most en-
thusastic, long, loud and dcafcning cheers,
we ever witnessed on any occason-mcm-
bers, old and young, rising to their feet,
stamping, clapping hands and throwing up
their hats. These resolutions will be found
to cover the whole ground of the contro-
vcrsy with the rebels at the South and their
copperhcad friends of the North and both
these parties will find this platform so ac-
ceptable to the American people that it will
enable them to carry everything before
them in the coming fall elections. The
Peace Democracy" the Border State
Conventions" and the "Kentucky Consttu-
tional Party" can now see what they have
to meet, or rather what they have to abide
by:
Mr.. RAYMOND, the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on resolutions, assembled the stage
dhu l'du tnc lctoit vi tuc OOiiillttte, as
follows:
RESOLVED, That it is the highest duty of
every American citizen to maintain against
all their enemies, the integrity of the Union
and the paramount authority of the Consti-
tuition and laws of the United States and that
that laying aside all difference and political
opinions we pledge ourselves as Union men,
animated by a common sentiment, and aim
ing at a common object to doeverything in our
power to aid the Government in quelling by
force of arms the rebellion now raging
against its authority, and in bringing to the
punishment due to their crimes the rebels
and traitors arraigned against it. [Pro.
longed applause.
heSoIred, That we approve the deter
mlnatlon OF the Government Of the United
States not to compromise with rebels, or to
offer any terms peace, except such as may
be based upon an unconditional surrender
Of their hostility, and return to their
just allegiance to the Constitution and laws
of the United States and that We call upon
the Government to maintain this position,
and to prosecute the war with the utmost
possible vigor to the complete suppression
of the rebellion, in full reliance upon the
self-sacrifcing patriotism, and heroic valor
and the undying devotion Of the American
people to their country and its free institu-
tons Applause.
ResotUed, That as slavery was the cause
and now constitutes the strength ofthis re.
bellion, and as Il must be always and every.
rhere hcstils 70 the principle, Of republican
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From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
East Tennessee,

To the numerous individuals and societies whose
unsolicited donations have resulted in this large con
tribution for the relief Of our loyal and destitute
brethren in East Tennessee on their behalf return
my most grateful Acknowledgements.
In addition to the sum OF one hundred thousand
dollars thus contributed in money, articles Of cloth
ing valued in the aggregate at some thousands have
been received and forwarded. Nor must the assid-
uous labor Of the Ladies Boston Sewing Circle, in
making up two thousand dollars worth Of materials
Of clothing and Of other smaller sewing circles, in
town and country, be forgotten.
Liberal as is the amount, which has thus far been
raised, here and elsewhere much destitution and
suffering will still remain unrelieved. shall, be
most happy, on behalf of the committee whose or
gan have the honor 10 be, still 10 receive whatever
may be contributed for this object announcing the
donations however less frequently than has hitherto
been done.
1t is but an act Of justice TO the Editors Of the
Daily Advertiser to return them my cordial thanks
for the gratuitous daily insertion Of my announce
ment, at one time Of great length, for which the
usage of the Press would have warranted the ordi.
nary advertising charge The success Of the sub
scripton has, in no small degrees been promoted By
this l.h,rali.y OF ther part
Ep-Aip EvIIE1I