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IL may 10 said. however. that the PROPOSITION 70
settle our dilu;ies upon ths . ;arra, nude by Pre-
sident DAVIS - Fi sdrnt Lincoln w@alt hs letting
down ofthe ignity II our a1vernmAn:, and nishtbs
construed a. an eYiIensf Ui sclous weakness CI
our part. confess nay inabIitg to see how the d.
rect tender OF sett.~neEt, ur-,n these great and
correct Idinciie9, by tAc v.rflk rg tower ia
our Government 10 the ike power Ia the United
States Cove Dmnt, could coupI0In4t the liEf4.ty Of
our Government any more thai. an indirect ~ ie:
~ the same proposition thtOush the irrega.s,
mel of an executive message o. cprgTtsaouai
nIieStO
How Lincoln would receive d,re,t taniei - :. .-
,osug the exercise Of tha State right = ! main A.
or vi,hJfav from the Union" mas be iutg,-i
f.om his reception Of thc "loyai IenncsJoean'." !"
who Gii not ask tho ghost oi chance to with
draw but merely permission to vote iof ~ao ss'1'
b. the Presdsen; OF that Union. On 'h' slie q To
Conf,,lrracy, Governor Brown say9:
In the meantime, Til proper arrtnSemeht r.
made 10 adjust Gun diiiiC Ca..ics and top i sS=-rA
Of blood By negotiation = j. rP duty IL o. u n ~
in the Conie.:eracy do everything poAIb.o Ia a.
power 20 strengthen and sustain. ne gA-.t gi ;
glorious aruice O.; the Stat. Snt LIE C"'.g. ray
| Every able 20 b"ay arms wi, osu 't sp4I /
from home should h- sent tothe ftDnt, 1ttsr a. 10
armies of thc CoGslciaCy e pat .: ti- ul-A A
of the states, and every hing possible r." rn@ -
pro,idc fn: tn wants and comfort 81 or. r.sT- -
thc field and their loval ones a. hAn, To 5Itt +,
us 10 conduct negotiations succ-.,fuy, IuN ~
new efforts TO strengthen o9r armies t'i u.'n
tam our cause with ABILITY a1d energy Il ..1 I'D,
COS, what il may ia blood or treasure.
In the ,u.ssaxe We find tho following pa sE,.;:.
| which might bo stud~t AMI reelected ul.,U Hy . q
writer with muCh advantage 70 hIInSs!s:
| III, who would prove roclcant 10 % Sacrs3 "a. .-s
or lnrn destrr Ut personal agggausikcIE.I. ct --'
| qualification OF polsOuGI sln~,ton, wvp1a tTtt.
Ter his fe,t and sacrifice those great rIn''''I
| Which uuIeri,c the v-ly tounlat OF o i,".-
i've system, ana upon III" ,uece-s OF viii The -
| mines cf u,b,lu millions 1'p0HiS aea'..'' ~
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l. L ! -
There il e.v l.tti. i,ubr tft, neral Hood who
snow atr tue Ta..Iles. rv~f, ha9 lalih5ld up,u
III. Nt.h3.,.o anil Cu,t;auJocl r,alroat. W. lnl
III TIE G.o.la PCT; ;he following intelligence con-
,ernjns lis ,voaI74i', dated 81. Ja-Aaon7lle. Ala
ualna tbs 2G.h ultiuo;
w. have new this ulurulng that the RIVER ha9
been 4,,trly cry,4ai, aul that everything going on
- vii d. heart cJI!i VIA. You can VII unlsiho
how tAosn speeches were Ilc~!vGd, and w4ta |!Ltt
aiarr,v RANKS y .lSi formed, and ow elastic the
t7si o. III road towards H. beautiful IeTItS 7stH
Cr L. tta. TINS :aId had been many d~Lbt5 as -
,ns do ,l,nat..u Il General Hood many sofpp4'%
oat a1t-: ae IL ostr"g,t The "e5ietn AMI Atiahtlc
ellr,.i L. would !,I back 10 th3 l2c l.I!i b.-!e
Inou',l&iln ana ~.ntor L15 army 4h!H Lhsh' nav"
is4n Ai- huIl. .4Iyi.s when he let Mttdic bto.Ka,
Uut 81 U.,---ju had Ia hevG ~ |" the tile i!e
| Ir4 b.I q. t-.icu, that the whole army ami the
rtyi , VIZ: ao"Id, tstNrnited thlt our '"i"1-
aId7 -nyuI CnCa more be uniA1td over -hul't"T"-
aofy' NilE4Ir. Nor need you be- nj all aston
,t-i t. uae o. -. CuiuG gitI.i tuirS cioGSeI--
| forIs-t -sts the h=nA q t;e so:ul and t'ebi'e
| covers tie IeaI
head =! he Ill. army Tnai4aiet this sid" oI
virginia Il - i4r.or III I'tmbrI fa1 hetteF se;e'
rails and better spirits ttaiA ""@"7"t hio"A lie
tsJa II - Iuf EH-, suine"lAt daiiSohI All -io= "i
: ilyt: LAT the u,-u all h ilyc that They GI3 going
- lni whore al al und1l5o II ali 'he-t. and many
I lt.,ugs iu0Tc, VA he ytta'r-t
"a t:a UJ,itIon ut rhe crsrEiy, We know nothing,
aye ,uat kIIDattI,k fd!lovrd our army fIoin La
| 1asct u within rev Tllcs " Gtiadcn. and 10
thai- .l4u upJu that lhe al tlj5 i -npPo-iIoh
! We know how. y,.l tttt Sherman viii '' "ti"tt
gur-I.. III u .talc Irtfel7er, AID there hSht
a ,!t,i.d hattll, that IL. II hopd dos not -
nt,Ig.p.ft It Stevenson hnd thus iViLr hun IL aioi
| mon" northern Inc oi l'trtht. Hood Is upon uie
| .utrtoT Iur, lIti think there can leo bat uttir
4oy.t a. 70 The result ot the for Murtrechof"
| uUl Nashville,
Another letter from Jlcksonville, four days later
says:
onr cavalry oflc-rs Immediately in front Of thi,
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EUREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

NOTICE-Seeing a notice IN yostcr-
~, ~ n,,1ar tha name Of BATkINS & WOODN ARD
had, by mutual consent, been dissolved on the 2oth
of july, l364 this TO notify the public that there
has been no dissolution OF co-partneisAp ellef pH
,,,.ual consent or othefWise-0nly the closing out
Of our s,ora through the necessity Of the niuc'fE
law. And this is further: to notify the Pooiic tha
there has been no settlement up to thus time ana 20
n9n,,. Of RATFINs & WOODWARD without n!v
lI aSenCe and consent ~,o,1r.nr
i-6t@ w Ill. NtOD" -AAtA'-
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rgs ,7rs. yRox rorRG,7>-Ao.orNr os MS tAF-
rCRE or raE orSBoAIs o. THs lE"Hto-hh.
The latss: intelligence from GeIolal lo1ty.t -
contained in the following telegram. dated NASH
wife, the jth
Three regiments of cavalry aTe reported between
Decatur ana Cortland Fou II, within cavalry ol'e'
IL reported JohusOnN!Nc, which - amply gar
,isouei to Trpe. any attack.
The Yankees publish two interesting te!'sl ANS
Giving an account OF FoI1est. IN the UlaIh,
| department. One, dated et Nashville the 9Th
| says
| The guuboat Undne. captured at ioIt Herman
on the Iennes,-, liyr previously l,ported iJA@t';
the enemy hOurs before surfenitlit.S >Ac !4SJ
six men killed and eight "VuLded, ture u 'htii
IuOrtaliy. Among the wounded Wa captain BRYAN
Her armament consisted of -Isht tweny-iOur p"u,,
| hoWitZeTs. She sunk WITH her bow lying on iL'
Iierr ba4k but II II since lepAtr~t that ia" lebt
plugged mp t4e holes III her htti ana are L5:lS ie
| ~ y punbyat The rebel, 1T FOR! Herman ATE T.
ported ;wvlvo Thousand strong "4ih aIhiu"i. piece
| VI artillery.
tur-d tlI, same daY a. the Uac-le. Ih~ p."t a Tia
former report, that she va. rlitled by -Ae.t "il.
rnusk.try. Captain Alien and ino7' 81 her ettV
| wer,, k,itri. and also fifteen sJd-i- %ho ~elr oi
| hoard The Cha.tIlan was struck by ii sh.t!, WarI
she was ashore. but al last accouAt- TIE Ieoel
| had not destroyed her.
Tk. rebels have three bat,Iies w!thln mile ao0v
| and below Fort Herman Thirteen or iouttsen I
| III. crew oi the Cndinc are reported ~ have bee
| killed after the surrender.
Another, dated Cairo the 9Th, give. further as
oounts Of his dongs:
Yesterday at daylight the gurh1at Cniine. y,
4 IS, captured a lew days ago by the ioGela, cain
through the chute AZ Reynoli shntg Island and Iail
cd rebel troops who then nf,t he, and left
/ At O'Clock the glinboati hey West and Elm
steamed down ncnr the Wet SIDE OF keynOldstui
island, from Johusonviilr. ana eng~ged rebel ha
> terry Of twenty-touI- -pounder Parrots. Tue eHi
boats we're driven back badly damaged, 70 johnson
! | VILE. -
Il AT two O'Clock III tie afternoon the snemys ba
teres opposite, above and below ohnsoh' 'llie i's
| Oh the disabled gUnboatss They respondsd .,'' t
| their ammunition was exhausted and "Fi' -, ~
| blOwnu up. Their boats crews ale al the i'Ft ~
:, | sUnvIile.
/ Thia morning the rebels couainanced .o@t -,
L the boats Of tia ndine ~ place aoout NJ Nv -
above John sonville Two natbosts were ~''' NV
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TsaA.yRY UfrAHrNtHr,


nFATLATIONS FOR CARRYING
JSYo l.TlItvT THE AT OF Co%@ftsS
TpfkOVEu JUNE l3. 1854, ACIHoElHi ~ ~
UWNEliS OF REGlarEKLD Light ii !fit -, ~ ~.
i,nNuE ISSUED JNBlR TnE PROVISIONS "
9IF AtT APPROVED MAY IG. l~bi, 10 -"
tiihNGE IL. qnE SAME roR COUPON bnNp5 :
PiJt.e, owning registered eight Ief cent. bond
under the act oi May it, 1851, dcaing 70 'Nci'nEt
tT~-n for c5upan bonds, will assign them, III TIE
IafIr.r ro,r,td out in the puntet CndorSeiuGi.t Oh
til. Ie,k OF he certificate, 10 the "toni'dfEa't
.r.:,- Of America, IL exchange for coupon hond-,
AMI cause them 20 be TIe~'lt'T: - lhr h'@4>'e' .
49,. T,,.,srI,.v DEPARTMENT who Viii thrlrupon, II
.,1,Itlau-r with the provisions oi me act Of JHh'
II. -64 -uc coupon bonds foT the amount S1"' 'Hr'
IN the registered bonds - assigned
G. A TRENHOLM,
~, aa-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Esr.rav Evr,, rl.v --s4ulg"i J Hy~us7" l.
sci tor from ca" o; The ,Xtr.ne s'-;a1s" f.@rii.-f
,,s g, ~. hen mo, ,-a~4.v lU tlh rt"-, ".~ ..
,,,,t tlmy near Petersburg Dlt, wLtI" ~ i't''';''
from Ia, 4uaid .iou-,t tn ia" 17,- - q" ~-t' '
- . 80, tr,. yt..rt LA -,,,--t-t H. rGt.fls .-
M seeus.. had been -1s!ty 0; III 'n- yil-i! -.
tIur- and probably o@v- ur7 l.fs - l1s s",'-s' <
hl4 last escape rom ths Eu'''d WI ~AI -IH- AZ
ahAIyt..
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From SuyIIaAN's ARMY.
A telegram from New York says:

Letters from General shalA5t.'s army, dated the
3lst uiti,no, report that small rctrl torr- h9d
crossed the "or,h i'rk q the S.'-ni.d"aa on mo
5p-r ,,l p,5rcsa in tlle dIrcg.onO II LuIty Court
npt-r \ dlsrat, Of III" lth instant, from thr
Nineteenth Amy ,o}I-, state tAtt Eai4F t'""'
amy - re-yr- ,,1lng ~ N"W AatEut, AMI 'h' -
bel ieluioi.-iuat II. TIA" sha?" Of c>nS1pt-, have
b. "a sent to Eal!y ~ con ,.1tl All" rNmt@r- Mar
tinsh5u. Al. tt.a OF lAo II instant et"l"@ t:ias
N0e5r male ar. s.a-arlt ths 1T ~ or l.a"t7,
inteuiu. - stamped" !hr anIina'' h"I "f5 uAs'-'
.r-~lt
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R.srseY -Oa M.Gl~y IlSh:, no si0,-y ';.i' Z
Nathan. ByrnA,,l, On Man street. ts;~---s J. 81
,,ar,h a.4 S.ns,-zuIh wsa h!,,Lt 0Lt-'-! ',''.
:as rear du1I and lvils-t OF q .sis) al .-'' ..
o.5ts Nj hegualael -. been .'::--l'e4; e'|"s'1
80 -, eAt -, ,.-,'-.t,.t.t b. .s.j IL = va
able stock oi cotton yIr:. e. u-A''' a. - w.
Wri, GAINED of
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Tas carkr.. xA-rA-D,Y --A"t.h'i ne h~-'i~f
,, co,.. iera:o ssats~ Court, we - ,A''Yh 80
~. the s;svor, lev casc.. tGye.Tfi eIoa, D.
O, the peace ani !-tty viv.au9Es q ths - -
ortirI.a xsIs ds spos-i u. W hylt4G- .ts =
20 security ts.sr good oshavisr "aH' >! t~o.,
however forbid. taeir oEaulrrei.Cn
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Aitbmono 9lspatfee,
THURSDAY MORNING. .NOVEalBER 10. 1864

The DAILY DIsp.rcH is sold to News Dealers al
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CITY CARRIERs are author
ized to charge OSR DOLLAR AND FIFTY cENrs Pc
week 20 regular subscribers.
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LAME FROM l,crorr.~-Eha latest En-" rean now5
: L. The Both a.,jno
The Aru-ricau ship 3ruHtor, NJ Qac"n1t"wn wa
bJute by the ehn p:igs"cg fi"rte On her v"yaSe
\ new Steamship. 7pp",,d - hr lntcrdGd lor Ia,
r.ba! .,ty..,, D.ad' her til TAP I'll the coax u
FIangr. Sno Il Il very last Vtale4.
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Tif CArrOr, of rur Hoa>par. Tie follow
,r ,,,,, names AMI r,,llerc" of tn t,n' t'''. -.
,,r- and crew who made IN e.g're %. t..e lr7n r
tf..,r.ra,. John L bra.ns, Ii u,}y Sp;.r--. Sd
-. t,r. IT, A Ptrr first oil OF, .''-'3It'' '.
rr,,.4. IAani,, X. Little, -e.DLA oihesf A.Y,' %
hLh.aa. Alexander Iatr'p, rnI.'T, iA.'.'A -'
RI, 1r.I Gs ,..s .nt.r kentucky JArt-~t -
I,r, -.,r., rng1IIrrr uaIgcston. kyLeT. dt-E. -.'
man, louisiana, IL. j. bsud!".., sr.u-AG. N--
tu,h 6: J. Van AubuTF, -r>u.Ha, Ntrs1n-R
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TKUA<rRS DTrARTMENrt
CnSIIutRATr SrATs4 or AMERICA,
R.CHNoNp, November ). 1854.

INECCLAR~-It being decided that
' ! f,,;r per ont. coru6cafes, and the bonds ~
s.ur! fA-y..sr 1ry receivable II payment ot tae tax
,f, ,l... moneys ued abroad bills Of exchange amt
fl,,,.7. rr-.t@ persons who have pad fh">c t'Hts
a. nav, a-uC entitled % tie return u tue note
l'hr TrcasuYtr, Assistant frca-uTeTs aha Fay - =
VotarleS who have received the deposits al TAX coz
ia tors ara authorized IN such cases. t. rctuBd the
notes aa! receive IN lieu thereof an cquh amount
Of four r1r cent certificates, or bonds, upon the tt
uaui Of tn Ssltn Tax Collector. Ana 'he o"ndS
or certificate. 90 be exchanged sha bo endorsed a.
f.!i,v- II certify that the vthIn ,"r attached,
certificate received iro'n -------- ~--- IN Hru
oi 81 much tax crguntou-.y collected from hin III
,l;f,.,.rv of the new Is>uc ana that the same ha.
ls,n *, hanged for new iN.uc 90 Reimburse him;
and signed hy the State Tax Collector
q a TRENHOLM,
TO i0--lm Secretary "i thc treasury.
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u,spoEIso DgsrKrtR..-Iha panytlls tram. yos.
,.,,,av aaorDooon bsvasht to this eity man nlned
Irhn Mood a citizen of Pit yNauia county.
sharasi With Aarhor,Hs anl fee g Cunielerats d.
sar,.rs He Was San.salltsd 80 l4stlc Faarier ~
awal, trial BY soass-I.-Iu4I,
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Ioutsr,sA RspAssESrATIvE.-Hon. Henry Gray
of Browu,ytlle parish, louisiana, has been eeeted
to Congress TO fill tho vacancy caused BY the death
Vi Hon. b. H Hodge.
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NItIlllUII' u! > A'7Vf'
fxNAXFD TREASURY NOTES.-ln or
d.T to promote, as lar practicable, thr cary
1;Hlfl. r,a-l bv The Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
ThXED NOIE5. the Treasurer, Assistant Ti"asn-
~ ana Iay Yu.i,le- III the different states, are
lrrly authorized to receive the sHld notes, except
- jnl r,to, III GG3 per ccntum, on deposit, lssu-
iI, fur s..ue certificates oi loan, upon hyPotftc'
,t.t Of nal-t.xaf.e bonds. The said oerutcatcS 10
b. PAYABLE on deInaud after theexpra;ioh oi ninety
dANa. ,,
ma al agents for the sale CT the above bonds are
HEREBY authylI.,l 10 receive the taxed notes! VIII
tie exception above named, IN payment ol poAos.
a. 4. TRENHOLM,
s., 9o-ts Secretary of the Treasury
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SieIymonS 9ispattt,
BY ]. A. cowARpTS & CO.

Tus DlspArcH Is published daily, ,sundays exc pt-
ed at Faarx ooiI >Rs for twelve months; 7" sNTf
DOLLARS for six months; 1Ks DOLLARS for three
months or rovG DOLLARS foS one month, IN ai'"te'
All retn,ttaatss by mail are at the ri'A ot those
who make th0m.
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ARREsrEp Fos SfLAL!Ss.~ogh--T teatIs n.
Moore arrested Yesterday afternoon b.gJ2 o..
named William slave II William \. "t'7Li.
charged w.:h stealing trunk tGe1 witG w~>iIhs
apnafu, vtlu.i a. live hundred I4l,EIg. tag tly-
pef.v If r 4 Daniel Tbs ease w.I b. lsTs'' ae's4
ty the M4vor tEls morning
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8irkmond 1ispateg.
JOB PRINTING HRATT,Y EXECUTED.

Advertisements will be in Sartsi at the rssesf rra
DOLLARS y-sr sauars fsf ea1h Its sft.srs5 5ts .l1s
lor lssa constitute n sdaa:-.
larger sdverti ssInsI,ss In exact PROPORTION.
Adyertas- rneIts puoaised t jVfbsi VIII lie ebArgs
81 per square fnr every insertion.
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No fighting has taken place to-day. The rebels are
engaged IN hurying their dead.
dunboa.sfr from Paduea are In sight, ana reinforce
ineiis have arrived. General Sehoted takes con-
mend oi the POST o: JOhnsonvliie.
Intelligence frGm below florence states mat
large pant OF oos army is still south OF the fvef'
country.
Tn, iiy.r j. ri-ins, nud is five fee: deep on the
sIpaj-.
NOR At rEFNToS-A M'CtFLLAS rRncESSIoS RtS
iST" BY A RAILROAD TRAtS.
On saturday night last, railroad train At Iren-
ten, Now jersey, ran into u Mcclellan procession
crossing tn" track, striking boat carried a
wagon and containing thIrty-six Young ladies II =
pr.4:ti,ias the states Of the Union" telegram
says:
When il became evident that collision must oc-
c,lr an effort made to stop the engine, but il
s.r,ie, the hind wheels Of the wagon, carrying the
r,,d OF The vehicle about twenty feet, aud uprets
the boat and the ladies. Fortunately, none OF then
were killed, and none. wc hear, seriously nphfci
though it reported that man !tg was D'Vatl . @
The excitement nt the time was fearful. StNefa
hundred men gathered round the engine, wlich h
SOY u.d The engineer and tireInen He'd ioi the'
| lives. and escaped in the confusion.
| The mob bFclme IIturatrd, and attempted 10 dc
s,,,v the locomotive not being sbe 10 find the On
| era,r on whofa they desired 70 wrcal ttrir ven
| geauc-. They threw stones AZ tie engine. breakih
the reflector and ipI1ng II IL other reHp'ets btI
| failed TO break II. They crowded themselves on
| il ana on the cars, and managed TO run the tran
| back 10 the depot. .
| Attcrw.rJ another engine was procured. ana II
| engineer, who was known - Dc iIiendty 10 III
crowd, attempted 70 take tho tram on ~, way. %
/ the mob Threatened him. AMI hc was not petinitte
/! to proceed FraIir., thar The track would be de
! showed or the bridge burned, the attempt to &
| forward was abandoned
| srb,,a.cn,,v, wa1il the train hal been dolaye.
moro than al h0ur some Of the !Caor, ot th- pro
,..s-iou were, consulted. These men rode OF the Il.
plna declaring . Tho crowd tina: It was ali IiSt.t
! ana So jhe t.s,u Vits taiicn OF: oi Trenton
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DER ) . \ 4 J. - y FORMATION
WANTED OF CHARLES Z. AND Al
T'tRT :. ALLISON, OF NJ" 0RLEANs.-IAv
f,,7ler has Il wife soInowhei" sIVdnt itlch1noi'd
ANY information whlct. viii l@si - Their "heJ'-
aDu,f. viii g thankfully received hy ;htlr u LsttfAeI
motlr'I. u. y. v AI-Li ~,
Ut the stole Of Jones & Giant, eoo"nd door tI.In
,i.v- .t,..+ "a, s,vrh no d IT.
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rTTF HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

r VAN ,,r the 1s,uru Of CATHERINE. IL
i,,,,,l ,.,,- or he civ GT two hundred tuilN3 II
5,,l,l il, the city. SAD woman - aboat t"-idI :
t,I, yeas OF age toLer,tov stout and little 'ro1'-
cyed IA OF Aef eyes, and IuI1h'iiy "Z1h-ti -
Mr. Holete:n OF thi- city and 1II,t 10 M. ,to!i-
sn,it On Broad street before l owEci hor. She vas
,5aned - family on NadIox Hui, aud dw.hB ny
a.zsli,l She left jhetr, and went t. 'ir7sl5 Ii"
f,,wmar's ward to stay unit! lo,urne-i hcne. icr
slI.r4I cruel treatment Sl. was taken away IRON
.nl yard, iy the -ai family without my Permission,
ana caused 10 be whipped at another ya:t, which
caused her to nun of Upon delivering said ""hal'
- ~. rr n W. Warrington, IL nv absence the
abov. reward Will bc pad. J. W SHARP
no ct"
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NOTICE.-Alwavs on hand, and for
sale, NEW SORGHUM BARRE1.s, LIQUOR
BARRELS, FLOUR BAitREl-S ard KEGS of ali
kinds and Sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c Orders
can he left az r Delarues grocery, No fTfiilAIh
street or M my cooper shop, on Seventeenth street,
conner OF Baldwin, near the Central Eailfoa1 WORK
shops Delivered AM yghere III the city gtaus;
Uc if-lmt H. MEL H'En.
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= EECHES, LEECHES, LEECIiES.-
/ 7 oT.r ruy services to the pubhc as a Leec!ler
aud Cupper CAR be found al all times at tie bar
b2r shop oppo-ito the American Hotel, Man street
At niaht can be found at my room, fourth hoo''
over 7. Z. G. Drewry's tobacco store, opposite the
Exchange Bank, Main street.
\ large lot Of I.EECKES On hand, just received.
nob-3t JOHN II WILDER.
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RTNA VA IS.
yE,XO I!ITNDNFD DOLLAR ri

yE,yEO HUNDRED DOLLA K ) RE
WARD ior tire apprehension and iehVHy 70
T'~llu,on 4 Mn Of N.cllu.uri. Of my negro man
LACK | plrlhG,ed hun Of Lee q Bowman, last
september. He wIs formerly owned ty Mrs. mary
iullr., u P,teI5bGrx. JI,H - about my Year,
al: ,.na color; tai sl., Ct HAIR ami wt.i>kers,
,,!;. g.r-l - f,.t high, weIGha one hunif'1 aid
nv / gAvc hIm !.uul,7,ofl oNl1it P"tetsbAIg i7-t
month but he mover returned and sdohtLlt'5 mere
Tr mo in-6l-' t. 4 SAUNDERS.
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1NOR SALE, fifty dozen G o 20 X r ID
Il SKEIES lone hundred Ioundsl Marshall =
W. D. ~ bORRIS'S Bookstore
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J OST, IA CHECK, drawn IN Robert liiIl
1 & Son. payable II Lu'k x 90. OF hgHgi' 0}ttS> 1S
fndr, viii otligr Il soldier by leaving the check a.
MARTIN PHILLIPS'S, No. 1876 Main street, leal
%. irtl no 9-2t-
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f,,Dar,Pvyre FlGuTEFS III VA. BtrTfLi"S,
Forr Gl1Nrn, November 9, 1864.
vySTRAY.-Taken up by the plckets IN
- crout Of Fort Gfner, on the sth instant, me-
d',,t',-s,l,a BAY HORSE PAGES toleraby we'll under
fine ,addIe The owner IS requested to come forward
prove property, and take Inn away.
s W. COBB,
Assistant QuaCtermaster,
no l0-lO,- Eighteenth Virginia battalion.
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L>IVE HUNDRED Do l. LA r. RI
Z WARD-Aly man MATT, who .5 a BLACK
SMITH, ran away Oh SUNDAY, the 'tn November
AMI = rlth! lurking about tit- Jtg or !S muiEIS
tis yrlv th1oug!. our lines below hlgE".aii /" lhr
enemy Iia i about twenty var oidi blAch low
III ~rlr,Ir stout at.d la~ly has hoyleh look
will give tire above reward Tor hte doEtiy 10 fN'
A. nv ,tarv NJ. ). M"lu street, ltI>1nuni
rnSE9,. l. II SIARKE
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l,TRAYED from my premises, Enda,xI,
| = November ith BLACK and WILLIE STU
nm ROAR The tins OF his ears cropped.
suitable reward Will be given for his recovery.
JOHN l.. PEEK,
uoq-3t. adjoining the Winder Hospital.
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C,TRAYED, on Sunday, the tth instant,
= q small--ized SOW; wttte, VIA bitrh hei''
.TJ rnmn. hnb-t.i|,d, and marked i'll both carH.--
ANY information concerning cr will DC bsIy.lly i'-
r'f5,j SAMUEL MEREDITH,
noo-at- Bacon, Quarter Branch.
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LOST .sYPd YED AND STOLEN

I OST, BROWN In Bop I :,
triuiIari OF With brass buttons. hetWS,n bToa1
aT.f Clay streets, nsu New Market :. nGf -
III vii Io e,vst, j! lcit at Ma. SPlAllliNbS'
"@'N w. :" ~ y. rtnt no i0-3t-
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CTRAT COW%-Cume 10 my farm, on
= the Dep Run road, three rLic, weS' Of tti''l-
mona. ;wo COWS whs,h thr owHsr5 'ah srl l.!
proving property and pa! ing changes r--,,,>,
',,a lnIui Nns. l. SHELTON.
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4 OST OR MISLAID, Il grey cloth Ma
EiVAL UNIFORM ONEkCOAT; believed to
have been left i'll y suitable reward Hli BE-
- - no 9-Htt
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r1,WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD-Strayed or stolen from Union Hill,
la-t saturday, RED AND WHITE COW-ono-
haf Of one Of her horns broken of, the other one
very Gro Jlcd The above reward will ne pad for
her delivery 10 me or information Of her wherea-
Lpu.s HENRY VI. STEWART
no 1917. N,ntble street, Ualon Illll.
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DERSOEAL.-The gentleman who stop.
pei at MI Walter last week, and VINO wlshe!
or leave his address with Mr.. &. c. Walter, lInmc-
diately he will find t. purchaser for It,
no l0--lt*
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DERSOEAL-The gentleman who left
aPACkAGE fer mp Al Genera! Hospital Eo,
u on the sth instant, Will confer great favor ~
informing n,e where | can 7te hIn. ..-e,
M I0P3.- y HOPKINS.