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THE NEWS.
rELEGRAPmc - REPoRrs.

TELEGRAPmC NEWS REPORTS
We are informed that the Is strI,tious which have
recently prevented ihe regular transmission ftele
grams from the agents OF the Press Association III
South Carolina. Georgia sc. have been removed
We hope, therefore, TO receive and publish ia future
daily budget of teiegraphic news from the South.
PROM GEN. BTAUREGARD
The following official despatch from Gen. Beure-
gard was received yesterday by the War Depart
meut:
CuARLEsToN, $. C., Jan. ..
The Federal raiders reported to have returned
from the Mobile and Ohio railroad, going westward
They left forty lI0J wounded Gen. Gholson badly
wounded The damage to the road viii be repaired
in ab0Gt ten ,lOJ days.
G. T. BEAURgeARD.
FROM CEN HARDEE
The subioued despatch from General Hardee, re-
ceiyed yesterday afternoon By the Secretary of War
gives Us the latest new, irOm South Carolina
CHARI FSroN, Jan. 2.--The enemy are landing in
force ION the South Carolina side Of the Savannah
river, and are drifting in our pickets towards liar
deeyllle. W. ). HARDEE.
FORM PETERSBURG.
Passengers by the train yesterday afternoon re-
port that the enemy opened on Petersburg about II
o'clock yesterday morning, and that the firing was
going on al the time the cars left.
The ErprsSs Of yesterday says:
We could hear Of nothing at the front yesterday
The most dligent inquiry brought US not an item Of
news. Both armies quietly spending the present
dsagreeable term Of weather in their winter quar-
ters and both seem content 70 cease hostiIites for
the'tme.
Tie artillery was quiet on the lines yesterday, and
little or no musketry was heard. The weather was
cold the ground very hard frozen, and everything
was fr0s, bound.
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CoRRfcrdN, We ment,oned few days ago; I'm
the case f c. W. Rex, charged with stealing a
quantity Of salpetre from the c.G;s. Laboratory,
that the stolen property was sold to Power L Nc;
Phai Nherea. the truth is, that tho sdltpetfe Eas
sold to Robert ". Powers Druggist; on Main street.
Mr.. &cPhail of the former firm, having been called
in DIS witness, We inadvertently fell into tue error
Of connecting the frin Of Powet &'McPtal vita the
case. -. =. /: :. = :. !:
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IlTOI .EN, in Niny last, from our. resi-

- denfe IN chesterfield county Va by the Yankee raid
trs under Kautz the following Registered RONDs, siz.
No . 26d seato T. a Markham. April 18th lS43 loan
February 10th 1868 interest from April GOTH 1863 for
5000. - Z - .i,', e.! 3 -.
No.9s5, issGedto o. Nqrkham February i4th 1853,
Interest February Sd 1863, matuips Januafy 1910
ioE $3.50. { - g., g. - o.: =
No 1880, issued to Vincent Markham. January ith,
1868 Interest Om dauiaTy 2eth 1868 due January 1878
los S5Op : -; :,
Tbs il to vyenoce that the undersigned win make app
plcdron the proper authorities Tor the renewal of sind
Dohd4,' 80 T. O. MARKHAM, + =
deld-zw6w'; :. - VINCENT MARKHAM
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RICHMOND WING.
"wednesday Morning.. January 4, 1858
EVENING WING.

p We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. NJ, aud
every succeeding day SUNDAYS eNcePted) 4" the
same hour, au evening edition Of the Wing. The
Ev,mUg Wing will contain the latest news by mail
and telegraph up 10 the hour OF going to press, edi-
toriaI,. local intelligence, &c. y "
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JrDee: I.YoNs CorRr.--.This court vas engaged
during yesterdayiwith the Ee5eus corpus case Of
Thomas Rourk.. Roprke, asks 10 be discharged
from the consdript officers upon the ground that he
isa British subject. Col. August, pr the prisoner,
has still to speak, ~, +:
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TREASURY DEP ARTATENT T: 9. A.il
:: r. = RICIAOND, SX., August 10 1864 (
II OSCILLATIONS for citi.ryin. iir4O a. 4.

u feet the act OF Congress approved Jnle ~ 1864
thoIing the 0Enrrs OF regere eight per cent bonds is
sued under lhe provisions of the Act approved May 6;
1851, 90 exchange The sdfie for coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered egh per cent bonds under
rie Act 81 May To- 1861, siil1g 10 exchange them or
dUuloi Bon viii assign them, in the naner pUnted out
10 the Confederate states of America 10 exchahee
pon:h6ad,: and cause clto he presented TO the Regis
Ter OF lie Treasury Department who will theteip6nj in
compliance provisions III the Act of JUNG H. 1864
issue eGpgn bOndH FOR tile dmohnt specified In the regis
tciea bonds 50 assghed. :G' A, TRENhoLM,
ad29-dtf o. ~. Secretary Of Treasury,
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MORE swow.--There was heavy fin of snow
yesterday evening, beginning about three o'cl@s-
As. the ground was in good condition tOreceiyc it,
it viii lie long unless melted by rain. -: d,
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S.sNsa 81 or a Eltdr tlsItH1i-f nxt Az. :

PHLADrEFHIA, :. Dec 81 .AEttviceS president DIAL
las died at HIS residence ,Iat Asoel6ck this nprhing
He was we'll enongh torLe oht yesfordag';
+ NEW "YPRk bofe asEgfr', IT,,
NEw TGRK, Dec; 3l.lGold closed at Gallaghrr's
EyoniugSidck Exchange st 227 81. =.
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DIED.

Saturday. alst DEFENDER, 1864, at Belmont Hanover
rouhty STEWART sUn of John Rand sallie Taylor,
aged two years and six months. -
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Confederate states Congress
SECOND CONGREos-SECOND SESSION.
TUESDAY January Sd, 1865.

TUESDAY, January Sd, 1865.
SENATE
The Senate met al ~ o'clock ", the VICE-PREsI-
dent in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Or. Leyburn Of the Presbyte-
rian church
Mr.. MAXWELL, of.Florida, presented Joint
resolution Of the Legislature Of that State request
ing their Senators and Representatives in Congress
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received the Washington Chronicle Of
SUNDAY morning, the lst of January. 49,;
The news is generally important
FROM GRANTS ARMY. 49,:
The Chronicle says:
A letter from the Army of the Potomac shysthat
on the 9th instant several sheus thrown by the
enemy, and some from batteries in entirely new ;po
,itious. n damage resulted 10 our troops. -.
Picket firing il still maintained at inteftals at
several localities along the 'front.' but was not SO gen.
eral as a few days previous.
rebel spy was recently captured near City Point,
upon whose person elaborate drawings and descTip-
tive sketches Of defenCes in this locality were
found 1t Is stated that when taken, lac was ON his
way to City Point TO complete his mission by exam
lining the inner line of works at that place. +
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-04

NEGRO MEN, for service at
w Iron Works, near Greensboro, n, C,
jas-diwt MCKINNEY DUPuY,
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.H1SSOs.ITTOX AND COPAWTNTii,

In retiring from ms old tilmI would cordially commend
my Suug eslors TO M friends and patrons with the fun as
Iahr that all Gussnes4 entrusted to them will be exc
cuted faithfully and literally. i. r. HARVEY.
RIcHNUNptjAu. ID 1865. H-ja4-IOt :
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House G.5t at the usual hour-Mr, ChlLroN,
al Ala IA the chair. Prayer by the Rev pr. Head,
of the Prcshy terrain Church.
~. nv, DAYS Tor which Nh. Chiffon was elected
Spsat,r pro iifpors having expired on motion Oi
Mr. AIKEN, 81 ga. lac was unanimously continued
in the position Of tcmporers CHAIRMAN
Tho House took up the following unfinished nH"'
ness, VIZ: the bill
AUTHORIZING THE FORMATION OF NJ" COMMANDS.
An act supplementary to an act to authorize the
f,rnatinn Ct new commands, TO be composed ol SUI
,,rnumcrary officers, who may resign To JOIN Such
Command aud To limit and restrict the appointment
.f oiiic,r, in certain cases. Approved Jane ian,
1854. ,,-,-, -.
The ConJreys Of the Confederate States Of Aner'cd
=, enact SECTION ls, That ANY officer OF the Proyi-
,ional Army, within the ega of II aud Oh. years,
whose resignation IS regularly eccSPted py lhe prop
r authority shall have the privilege OF joining aay
regiment battalion or company IN the service ne
may desire.
MIR. HOLIDAY, of Va, moved to add the FOL
lowing 10 the bill 49,.
..ur that said officers may form themselves lHto
commands under the provisions OF law now IN Iorce'
relating 10 the organization otcompames, UattallOnS,
md regiments Adopted
Mr.. JOHNSTON, OF Va, moved 10 add 70 the ohi,
s amended. the following, as an additional section
ANY officers ot the Provisional Army OF the Coniede
rale states who have resigned prior to the passage
II, rbis act and whose resignation has been accepted,
hail be gEtled TO all the privileges OF this aet.
Adopted.
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;TIiECIEY...


TuE rrsT AND. GIss'TGn fR+bE Is Th9yDl&:-
Brown aua;wm. Peaslet the great head and front Of
the Hshhohseriag trade of .Richmohd,. we're yestr.
day!iandean Castle Thunder. How this important
event marlborough about may be briefly stated
Jack Clark of the 18TH va. Cavalry, was arrested
by Capt. McCubbins police for horse. stealing aid
committed to the barracks be sdn 70 tho ARMY
Lieut. Bates, on Monday, evening, permitted Clark
to go down town, under guard 10 get his clothes.
They went into drinking shop next door to Browne
Peasley's, Brown Peasley, and a,nan named West:
colt and some Others wore in the house. Westcott
treated aud they all drank; WescOu left Peasley
started oct, and Observation-Disclosures dheGuard
started to follow them, when Brown threw blanket
over the guards head; chokea aud oyetpqwered him
While this was going on, Jack Clark escaped and has
not beepheardof since; on the strength pf"these
proceedings Mtasrs. Brown & FcaSlcy were yastef-
day arrested oil the charge of earroiig and aiding IN
the escape Of prisoner, and put into the castle.
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Z Eiil. as amended. then passed.
rRournE COMMITTEE on MILITARY AFFA

PROM TIE COMMITTED VN NTII NM II NIINS'
Nh. MILES. OF ;. C., reported from the Commit
IT,. ON Military Affairs, bill proposing Change il
tEe mode OF hiliug vacancies IN the commissioned
,Iiire, OF regiments &c. Ordered 10 be printed aud
made the special orde. 2tter existing special orders
By the same-A bill the more srectually to pre-
yeBi and punish absenteeism from tue army o. zoe
confederate States Ordered to be printed and
made the special order after pending special orders
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IN, motion Of Mr. ATKINS, OF Tenn, all speciul
orders were postponed in order to take up the army
consolidation biN-
II PROPOSES that whenever any companies, battaons
or regiments in service shall have been SO iarTe-
duccd in numbers as 10 make II necessary in the
1rinon OF the General commanding the department
or the separate army IN the field, in which such
companies battaljOns or regiments are serving, "a
cons iiddte them the said General, with the approval
OF tbe Secretary of War, is hereby authorized Il
consolidate aud designate them, under such rules
and regulations as the Secretary Of War may pre-
scribe; Proriisj, That only troops from tho satae
State shall be consolidated.
Suuernumerary officers to have privilege of select
ing their company and arm OF service Officers,
prisoners OF war at time Of consolidation, to have
privilege OF going before board aud ii found coTs-
neteut 10 e assigned vacancies in the new organi,
,lliou OF which their commands forms a.part.
All rcgmcntal battalion and company officers nov
without commands al stati officer, not signed 70
duty within 60 DAYS all QuartCrma>terS, counts
sion, 20 be dropped and 10 he entitled 10 the priv
ege above referred 60.
Mir MARSHALL was opposed to the permanent
feature of tic bill which was TO shit responsibility
rom Congress and turn over the sole control OF our
armies 70 the War Department. While II Is alleged
that general commanding "a department OF an army
IN the field Is given control over the proposed con-
oxidation the truth IS that general will have no dik
erection in the matter lie Is mere myth as tar as
the Lill as tramed goes. $50
Mr. CHAMBERS very much feared the hill would
e slaughtered by its friends, upon the votes upon
the amendments already rejected, several meIabers
IT the Military Committee had eynCed disposition
10 make a change in II. The discussion elected by
the varOu, amendments had convince ed him that there
should DC no alteration in the bill II you strike ont
with the approval Of the Secretary OF War" as
proposed by the gentleman from kentucky, yOu Will
have the armies consolidated differently in different
parts Of the country according to the whms OF their
r,sprctiye commanders.
Mr. AIKEN moved 10 strike out after Gem
cral the words with the approval Of the See
retary Of War Is hereby authorized 80 and insert
.,hal " aud that the President, and not the Score:
tary oil War, shall prescribe the rules and regua-
tons Of consolidation. Agreed to.
Pending the consideration Of an amendment Of
cred bv Mr.. MuoRF, Of n.y. giving priyates the
right to elect as 10 the company they would Join in
the regiment into which they may be thrown by the
consolidation, -:
The House on motion of Mr.. CLARK, oEMo.,
adjourned.
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TIIE NIEZ TRIAI.
rInh Days rroceedInEs.

W. -. =, .On. tHyust .s.-Ihe c'os-eIAminstiel
Al Rair. tH Ee.o;s ~ issuniei thn hing nv
NJ. .e- The illness s.Id b. .ntsred the UlItsd
So ts.,ie, on sLs lim of s.T,h, 1864, ,ns vs.
si,.l,yr.i on the tr,t ~ JruO 1856, Whii. h, vas
q. Nn1cron.ils uen Who we're scot OIL, 10 cut vssi
.or. strongly suardef lie did net know, Of his e.n
sn,,lcg,e. .h,. C.p'sil wis pysvss.sd nisn from
.a',y ont - cut -11. Is knew that the m.u dus
cur 20 with rt-lr,cr they could p.t. such % half
c,Lnsi, aud in pt;si aut spoons The -ate- OF the
E.i!, ,yas falr, there NO enough 10 dx all
a., rtH. which wee needed. The space va ie-
auircd iol the pr ,s1Hes lie never .Av Can't. WirI
,Idt O tAtt ava ilOm the y. Isonert anythinS
~LicI contributed 10 their hsAlth and comfort. lie
tho ht the police Ferusion, might have leen bs1
tel. ON one l,C sion Capt WirI did LIN liudnes
lie lai leen iu IA" woods aud had lsft his kniis
~ a. snd Caps. NlE sss Tho means Of his rosoYeT
a.. 81. tie di4 uOt lhnssl kno- frsm lie OEn obsor
NAlion Of any HIiul or inhuInln act by Csp. WirI.
TisltNo.Y or THOMAS G. ALooOk
1Alo witn-n testified that hO va. captured md sent
20 oAA1crsony'lr lIif1n in nscsiute er, 1894 on ar
tiliur there be 'eh ssarchrd BY Captain Win. Who
took ON Lin hls leit cont aiming $3.50 In gold, 328y
In ''IlCenlt'ks" lank knife, biesstpin and gold
nng, Gnd hiI p3tket b'ok These we're pever return
cd 70 him. o., oas ocrdioR 'tsdk r,fa asked CdDt
",rI H. le' h.is 20 or I0r AOU.s IrsSh at. VIZ
a'g !uhai ht WraT, ana turncI rsund, pulLa q
man died sSo eF thIee hcno A.erNAId Tie witness
SPOKE ia condemnation OF thIs act 10 WiTH, Who
s4t lt would put him IN the same are The witness
Iep l,d he -as not Ah.d OF It, Wiz then called .
chsin, lie gradually, " Working al the ball and
cha n, ife.d hDse vi the weight Hnd then made his
esgILu. The lnIl Alt VIE shCt was named Wright,
aud belonged " the stu AiHouTi, The prisonsr n
~ atsching their NeIes 10 tie end o. polsa, hills
''-- - '''-' s-'a often tired A. With .h-A
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South America.
The War In BrazIl.-Ths Emperor Csss
10 the Field

We have nov, from south America Dy the foreign
steamers which arrived ye'tsrdy up 10 the ht Of
August, Pern.nbooo, and lSn Of July, Basuo.
Ayrs,. The bark TsmPI" "ifI arrived here sun-
DAY hOn Buelos Avrs bnns' P-ps' 10 the i'th Of
July. An epldsmie had lH0hsn oui M 'ae Brazilian
Asnr AaA ai-.,so,,aa IN lAsi si ihs AxssntlA. "a
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The Jvds, Aavsesle ss.sns.d. ~ q, Sfsv min
uts. ;. ,hir. 5eisOl ,hs CsaIs .aloain' ~ to.
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THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
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Tvs GRFAT E&sI ~ SkEf Ar HOMe.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
guE WIRZ TRIAL.

Opcplag Of the Evidence.
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She Bmas S;,en Mere Ships.
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p2oaGEgs - . - CHOLERA.
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hsother CaptLrod and Boarded.
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10 i.batemoz. Of IT,, Mortality.
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I,cs.i. a. "e '"i "at"Aed.
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Later Earspta, Intelligence.
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uO3S As PRISON INSTRUMENTS.
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Dslb rate Murder Alnady Proven.
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ANOTHER CALAMITY

Tx Bra.n Jonathan Wrecked.
ABOUT SOC lives LOST.
Cvn. Wi L a,d Family, and
Co.. !tnry en- Beard.
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Dead Bodies Left for DAYS Unbaried.
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Fortrsn Bonro. Aug T.-1he llaleieh Train raj
of the tTuk near P0tsrsbIrg yesterday and two mel
we're Killed fls <h New h4npthic rtZihi1gl
bound home vA. GA boaJd he truiu, bat none u Il
nsn ss4o LsTiouIT injured.
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Price 75 cents bottle.
0' 80 JULIUs DIENELT, Dentist,
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
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RNOLD & FIELD,
Merchant TailOl.s,

WII1 AItI AM ULN1IJUAHl1@N ~
FURNISHING STORE,
W Would invite inspection Of their large stock OF
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS.
al grades, Foreign and Domestic. which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
(quality considered) in the city Of New YORK,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection sf
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS.
We sell none hut Indigo Blues, warranted, aaa
our long experience in that branch justiaes us
in assuring satisfaction in that line We keep
a select assortment of Shirts (all kind) Collars,
(inen and paper Neckties, Scarts, Socks.
Suspenders, Handkerchief, Gloves, &c, usual
ly found in well regulated Merchant Ta ilorinE
Establishment Call and see us. Don't forget
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ 0 rFICE-No. l04 King street, over
ssone's formerly French's) Book Store.

Sa,nH's formerly frencn's) DOCK SI0ro.
WAR NEWS.
Reports are brought to Philadelphia by the
arrival of transport, that the entire Union
torce under General Terry, reinforced by 3
eolumn Of veteran troops from the South ad
vanced towards Wilmington, N. G., On Wed
aesday and Thursday, but no fighting had
occurred.
A Washington paper mentions report that
the Contederates are gathering UP the scattered
detacbments Of their troops operating in East
Tennessee Northwestern and Southwestern
Virginia, and are concentrating them at
Lvnchburg. Gen Breckinridge, it is stated,
is in command.
A skirmish is reported to have occurred last
Wednesday near Columbus, Kentucky, be-
tween company Of Tennessee cavalry and
200 of the Confederates. The latter lost two
killed, one wounded and five prisoners. The
fighting was kept up for half an hour
Ex Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs, of KY, has been un-
conditionally released from arrest by Mr.. Lin
coin. In his letter to him he says "You are at
liberty to proceed to Kentucky and to remain at
large 80 far as relates to any cause now past
In what now do I decide nothing as to the
right or wrong of your arrest but act In the
hope that there is less liability to misunder-
standing among Union men now than there
was at the time of the arrest.
Gen. Butler, says the N. Y. Tribune, before
coming up from the army, turned over to his
successor more than quarter OF million OF
dollars of his civil fund, with full vouchers tor
the same. This money came not dollar OF
it from the Treasury but was raised from taxes
on suffers, traders, &c., imposed by himself
He also turned over to his successor quarter
OF million of dollars of other money in his hands
10 department commander, with vouchers.
The National Intelligencer says:-'The
great financial storm now raging in New York
was anticipated by many, as the natural con-
sequence of excessive speculation 10 stocks, and
in all commodities. Apprehensions ofa speedy
peace undoubtedly precipitated the revulslon,
slough it was soon to occur from causes lnde-
pendent of war or peace.
Prices at Denver beat those st richmond,
''sll hollow" Coal and wood are $50, butter
$3.50, apples $40, and other things in proper
ton. These charges are in no deprecated
currency, but ia hard money.
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THIRST NATIONAL BANK

TlIRST NATIONAL BANK
Corner of Prince and Water Streets.
Deal in
Government Bonds,
TREASURY NOTES,
QUARTERMAS CHECKS
A s. y
CERTIFICA ATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
Collections made on al parts Of the United
States
Drafts drawn on Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE.
Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes bought and sold.
jan If
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THE NEW YORK sun.
. ,..ry,. and erRebeI Dsbt.
rrIDN MoHNlNG, OCT. p, is6'.

- 49,. c..v,,,or .s,eutled on
..,-,.a,,ht. .,,L ,,l o-v.ni,.l under su-
-.y.,..... ~. p..,,d.pt Of the Con-
,,-,,c,-, 4 ,touSsor, tho
49, :, ~, p esi enual IL ket Of
.sco - b.v ,cp..nei true 10 Tire
- .,,ri,, The convention,
49, .....,,,,cd q, ), the mos, intelligent
-. -, III 4, the ,,c, and therefore the
- so mi .s,, ". n he looked FOR. with
49,. A.. ,..e,,l ,sls r.suvs to recoaItruc-
's,.,or,lle tha, Georgia will follow IN tho
-, tho ether states which have hell conven-
80 1ts,ct Of a.. sssion viii be null asl the
.v,,,,,ion O., sla,ery will 10 officially recognized,
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millions. The cent di'paNh OF 'ne rre''uen' W
Governor PkR v OF South carolina re'AN'o !"
the rebel s'ao deu's' Inoicae' ''a' INC "o'''"'
'nen' eApec'' anu '".' 'o"s'', va, ~
an orei'i renunei'uop % al sue" o'Ns
iHs mes'Ase o. "0'efho' 'o"'''' " 'H0 ''o's
Convention f" su'so'''e OF sm'" ''iu''
non from the President 10 hitn' Tor "e "o'e'n''
distinctly says 'hh' 'he aeo' eoHu O''o''
abe war 10 en- henorsos one Du' 'ns o'ne' - on
very different BASIS having no ies' OF NOR" '''