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Discovery dental hygenic s SOZoDONT It has super
seeded all the ordinary denrces and this reasOnthaS
while contains no solvent principle injurious TO the enAma
OF the teeth obterates and other dental
creton. prevents canker OF the bemishos
both from tn moars and ncisor and leaves the breath
pure aud sweet
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AgOnfes Unutternble Proceed from
Nervons complaints The feebler die . thou.
sand deaths from nervous nervous depres.on
and weakness And yet BIOKRENE tho greatest
discovery modern pharmacy Immediately and infaliiby
accompishes In all such Depot u Doy street.
Sold by all druggists.
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No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-rortY-
Ave constant study. Consultation freo py ".
GRANDJEAN, Astor place
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Prizes Cashed In All Lsgalized Lotts.
ries and information given. Drawings sent
j. CUTE, Brokers' ONCE. l76 Broadway.
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Knapp's Extract OF Roots for Ma kis0
Root BeerThs eiract from which the healthy beverage
Knspps Root Beer made, is In bottles
~ cents 70 cents and ~ each suicisnt TO make TO- an1
gallons Of the IL 10 also furnished 70 root beer
maker. by the gallon a SIS In tin cans one gallon esGA
gallon OF the viii make So gallons Of the beer
Full directions nying each bottle uensrl
depot No 362 Hudson street New York sold by drusgso
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At Messrs. Fowler & Wells, Phrenol0.
gss 39 Broadway Examinations with Charts given day
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premiuns
Ella Stitch Lock Stitch Sewing Machines 40 Broad
way, ~ Y, and Z1 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Use Balche'a Ma ndoIine for the Hair.
II Ia unequalled. CAswELL, MACkA 20, Agents. a"euV~r
fourth street. and Broadway
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United states Passport Agency, III brosd~
way, room 80. Passports procured st short no'ce'
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To Gcntiemen Only.-A Pamphlet P1s-
ishsd caution 10 youth; Interesting aud inVc"ss
Mailed free. Address boz 507S Post ofhce, New YORK
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Structure, piles, Fistula Cared BY
HENRY A. DANIELS N. D., Consulting and operative
q Union
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'Canst thou not min lister q mind diseased,
And, with sweet oQivious antdoe,
Cleanse the foul bosom OF the perlous stu1
That weighs upon the hearth
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs win do Il when moth.
Ing else will Melancholy, Depression, Hypochondri In
sanity all spring less from diseased stomach anl
this PLANTATION BITTERSi is a for There U
mistake about IL Dyspepsia Headache Dulness Agu0
and Low Spirits must yield to the health giving and genial
influence Of the PLANTATION BITTERS II you are a
dou m ke one tria nd he cd
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II. Spears, Georgia.
J. Z. Durfey, New York.
N. y. Cohen, Georgia.
Geo Fred. L.athrop, La.
A. Putnam, Mass.
VIM. Y. May, Ueorgia.
n. ID. Arnold, Georgia.
y. y. Hamilton, Georgia.
Theo. Wilson, Texas.
A. n. French, Mass.
VIM. b. fafrsr. Macs.
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Smith, Martin 4 Co.,
Bankers aud Stock Cominis Brokers
No n Broad street,
" y I'D LOAN AGENTS
The different hand ready for immeif-
ate delivery and liberal commissions allowed W parties
Ali Classes o. government securities purchased and fos
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r. G. Cailicott, New York.
Charles Baker, Georgia.
II. Brigham, ueorgia.
Nelson Race, New York.
ID. Callahan, Georgia,
Geo. McMillin, Georgia.
ID. y. Day, Georgia.
W. A. Blevins, 0eorgiA.
Kenneth MacLca, N. Y.
D. q. Lynch. Georgia.
A. n. Jewell, New York.
and others.
Egw yosy. lyme y lM
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Use Mrs. q. A. Aliens worlds Hair Re-
stosr aud Dressing for restoring color and natural beauty
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what q. DIR. Le RiennS% csIehssssS lei :, ,.s
r,. "r address Phelps Richs rds Jersey City, n j.
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xvnt.Lers and Music che Prod uced fn
-, na recept OF g. will .nd proparation guaraneeA
y, pr@"es ih. above result address Dr. Edward ud
n,s rss Jersey city, ~ j.
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wiIieor & Gibby'' sevss~s Mashtncs
Ma 0s Broadwx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-02

w l. ~ % SfeeVc xGxsa-~Ambzusypdsts.
apcthecses, auctionses. oAkerss bAnkefs. h0liard-
room keererL bowling alley ksepefs. bfsxorss brc-
ksrs but hers, carter. cattle brekers, circus exhib
itcrs commercial hsokeIs, conmiss merchants,
contectioner daSerreotypssts dentist distillers,
dsAymcn, eaaing .hcuss e:epess, inn-keepess. jwg.
elers, lawycfs,s Avesy-stAble keepers, pawn bros
ters, rcdiarA photographers which denonina-
ton incnaaa all xho mako Tor ehe pictures Of any
kind on glass ct.L paper. or other material. by the
action Of light physicians surgeons, tDbacDCnisfs
and lin gcnctAa Na Dealers BY Wholesale os By re-
TAIL IN liquors. or IN my Other tnga. are required by
Law to register their respective occupations q call-
ings and pay the prescribed specific tax thereon at
the commencesncnt of every A. D., 70 wit: On the
lst day of January in each year, no MISTER how
shortly heaore they may have Registered I'M u pre-
crsi;ng year, or within such further time Is al
lowed By tho Tax Commissioner, unless the buei.
itself be commenced after such time IL elapsed
in which case the registry must be made and the
peci6c tax paid at the time of beginning bust.
pex. In my dis}F1ct. the time first appointed for
this year has been lat my request, for what ap-
pcAred sufcieyt reAsOp, eElaxged bJ thsHNx Coaas
nts4snor, 90 thak Any llesSan h0t yet ~ NJ
1855 may still register aud pay The sRo9et tax t1
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NEW CONCERN.-We have THIS
~ DAY formed CO4PARTNERSHIP for the
purpose cf carrying on GROCERY and GENE
RAJ COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. II Main
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets
Iaolnisng toigive strict attention and prompt re-
turns to all consgnmcnts
ALEXANDER McAULEY,
Of McAuley & Co., New Orleans.
II. Is. MYATT,
= Richmond, Virginia.
Refers to Mcdaniel & Irby and j. McElldery,
Lynuhburg; Millner. Keen u Co, C. V. Walker,
Augusta, Georgia; DIR. q. p. Holman, Fluvanna
county, Virginia; Dean & Sommeryille, Richmond,
Virginia. ia 2S-5ts
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TO TAX-PAYERS.-An pc,

IN sons engaged in any kind Of business required
by law to be registered, must eal at my office No.
Il Main street, and register the within twenty
days and pay the specific tax thereon. And all
persons liable to pay taxes sales receipts for
the quarter Of the year ending December 81, 1854,
are required to make returns of said sales or re.
ceipts to one Of the assessors of this (Tcnth) dis
trict; one of whom can always be found during
Office hours 70 A. NJ. till p. II in my Office
And in case Of failure to comply with the rcQ,tisi-
tons above within the time required by law, a
double tax will, in all cases, be levied.
CHARLES J. SINTON,
Tenth District Collector, Office No. II Main street.
ia l0-3taw3w
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DEIOVAIA-The Office of the MAN
III CHESTER PAPER MILLS has been removed
70 the storehouse formerly occupied by HARVEY,
Of Cary, where the rresent agent, JOHN D. HAIR
VEY, Will he found. III orders addressed to him,
to the undersigned, will be promptly attended TO-
RAGS bought, IN small or large quantities, at the
highest market price.
ia ll-lm A F. e. T. d. HARVEY =
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SELLING OUT

A contemporary speaks of an idea said
to be entertained by some persons, that
it would be good thing to make propo-
sails to the Governments Of England and
France to sell out the whole Confederate
establishment, lock, stock and barrel" !"
together with its interest in national in
dependence and in the Institution Of sla-
very, as heaernier resort against Fede-
raj subjugation.
It is altogether too early in the day to
consider such proposition. The Con-
fedefacy is not yet exactly in the situa~
ton Of "Japhet in search Of Father"
When that time has come, we can have
an auctioneers block raised in the Capi~
tol Square, perhaps the Washington
Monument would answer the purpose
and some gentleman experienced in dis
posing Of most elegant and desirable
property, ancient family mansions, finc
orchards, never-failing springs" etc,
employed to do the Going going
gone" The live stock, white and black,
to go with the estate. Specimens Of
these, including the various public func-
tionaries, civil and military, portly coun-
try gentlemen. and members Of the City
Councils, men Of all estates and ali colors,
- S
should be congregated about the auction
eer, toenable the bidders to make : perso-
nal inspection. Napoleon, Palmerston,
etc, might thus make aclose examination
Of the property, including the animals,
poke their fingers in their ribs, and make
sure that there isno cheating. Itwould be
picturesque spectacle and if the day
we're good, so Is 70 allow Of photograph.
ing, It would be : pictursthat every man
present might hand down with pride and
pleasure as an heirloom 10 his posterity.
The eager crowd below and tho colossal
statues above-J Jefferson, with his crotch.
e.s Of independence; Mason, with his
distractions about rights; Patrick Henry,
bl.thering Give me Liberty, Or give me
Dsath : and Washington, on his giant
stesd, towering over u, and usarshallipg
! continent 70 feedom and glory I
II such N estate and such sfock wonld
not aell, thsMorld has become inlill1ferent
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HAVING REMOVED FROM

I a N U II u III MU ED FRUN
Ill Franklin street to No. 40 Cary street. I will
keep always ON hand, saddle and harness HORSES
kr sale, and will also sell HORSES, MULES, BUG
GIES, CARRIAGES, &c, at auction, on every SA-
TURnAY, in rear of my stable. The auction hav-
ing been moved by consent of the auctioneers from
Council Chamber Hill to the lot ofmy stable.
EGBERT r. BASS, Auctioneer.
Have ON hand several superior saddle HORSES
for sale privately. Also, three work HORSES.
la 3l-5ts i. r. BASS. Auctioueer.
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NJ IOTICE.-All persons indebted to the

NJ OTICE.-Al persons indebted to the
IN estate Of my son tthe late DR.. ST. GEORGE
PEACHY), as also those having claims against him,
ottce OF Mr. d. T. WILLIAMS, l64 Main street.
and leave statements Of same, that immediate ar
ransements for payment or collection may be made.
All pe1sons who may have borrowed any CT bus
BOOKS. INSTRUMENTS, or other articles, will
confer an especial favor by Immediately returning
them to me- at my residence, Grace street, between
Fifth and Sixth. SALLY NJ. PEACHY, +
Executrix, with the will annexed, of ST. George
Peachy, deceased ia 27-6t
Wing cory and send bill to D. 7. Williams.
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THE THIRD LECTURE IN THT

II regular course before the Young Aen's Chris
Tan ASSOCIATION will be delivered In the United
Presbyterian Church Rey. DR.. Rcaa's1. on THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT, February I'd, at n o'clock.
By the Hon. CHARLES W. RUSSELL
Snb)ect-ssTIIE MORALS OF WAR;
=, Tickets mAy be procured at the0oor, or at amy 81
the Book or Drug Steres fe l--2te
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d.lhon Is xornef;nsa
s,ii,s ei6s1a.1 ~ aIeI. y iidSia.
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lnoRn1No. .rEsRuAnr !, 1855
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LATgSH: EUROPEAN NEWS.

RloHMoND, January e.-European adyices of
the 25tksay that the Pope of Rome, in re
spouse to the Confederate manifesto, .applauds
the patriotic sentiments expressed therein, aud
deplorcs the further continuance Of fthe bloody,
struggle. He will not fail, he says, to avail
himself Of a favorable opportunity to urge
peace. -
Cotton Grmer in Liverpool, at an advance Of
I'D.
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GEN, WHEELER 'sast cot,a.AAaD.-Much COM

GEN. WHEELER 81. CoaMAND.- hluch com-
plaiut has existed in the country concerning
the atrocities Of rowing bands Of plundcrers
calling themselves, erbring called by the peo-
pie "Wheelers men, I'm order to test the
truth of the stigma upon lis; command, Gen.
Wheeler has recently sent out; ;dctachments for.
and-wide to sconr the country, and aPprehen,d
the maruders.. Satisfactory proofhas been OBJ
iainedthat Of the providers in Sherrlan's rear
few, if any, belonged to Gen. Wheeler's forces,
thovgh 50. !denominated. The thieves caught
avsturned out to be deserters. from various
infantry: organizations, and lone, "a released
Milledgeyile convict. Hundreds Of horses and
mules have been returned to citizens by Gen:
Wheeler aConstitutiona!ist" p
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!. & Is: Is :ya:.EE-s. :zs- HoCGsT:E-
Rates for riAdvertising: 6

For one, square-ten- lines or leHs-FIvE
DOLLARS for the first insertion, snd FOUR Dol,
LARS for. each subsequent 81
at advertising rates -, - ..s..%s-
Transient Adyertsenieiits ard JOB Work MUST.
BE PAID FOR IN ADV ANCE.
No deduction made, except to eur reg1lr atlSerts.
ng patrons: -. =. - - F.,
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MuLrIpEfoAT1oN OF GRAIN OR WHEAT.

MuLrIpE1oATIoN OF GRAIN OR WHEAT.
"A gentleman of Henley ON Thames offered
a farmer, when at the market, dinner and a
bottle Of wine, if be would bring him grain
of wheat on, the following market day, and
double the quantity each week until that day
twelve month. This was acceded to for the
moment: but the following statement will per-.
haps, satisfy those who have never entered in
to similar calculations Of the impossibiity Of
fulfilling such an agreement Amount of the
number of grains, 4.503, ,50o,627, $40 ,495;
number Of bushels, 70 sos, 1898, ,864; number
of quarters, 1,56s, s,74e,S ,S7O,; numbers loads,
6l2,749,974. -.
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e &&>sCspESsIoS OF TRAVEL GoSrNUED.-The Augusta
cuonscle says the comnsnlant Of the post RECEIVED
orders last night to continuet the suspension of se
over the South Carolina Railroad for aaoher wetk-
Many one went away from the depot disappSinsed
this,mornne. After going to the depot on such a
rainy, disagreeable morning, it was really too Fad To-
have to- turn round and 60 home again. 1t is sgd the
embargo will be removed next Friday: Last week it
was said 1T would'be removed yesterday. =,
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ri say, Jim, I want to:gib you sort oh
cunnundrum." "Wah !! wal; Sam, fotch 'sm
ou.'' "What am dat you can do only once as
long as you lib J.. "Why, niger, dat am to,
kill myself wild eatiu' pessunsfat, OBJ course"
aG'away, chile lit am dis:you jist; cotch
a pig, and cut he tail off, smack, smooyesup."
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LATEST FROM SnERMAN.-The As1ea,y Of Yesterday.
says: An official despatch firm Grahamyileih plated
Sunday, January stb, llAo p. M, says -"Wsihaye
news of1he enemy this morning. IT is:rssorted
that SHERMAN has sentthe 18th Corps round Beau:
fort 10 co;apcrateswt Foster; int tlls is noscer.
tain ~ -
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THE CAtiDEilhh
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. !. yANA:ili.

FROM MoBlLz-PRlsoEEFs E1oHkxaE ApBlLE,
Jan. Six hundred and four prisoners comprising
the Fot Gaines garrison, arrived inths bay ts
ming. They will be delivered to.morop.
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..FlIRoatsI.H he q godS;i:T.> 81:

cuAREssnss al. To- The enemy is ,ii:res r;3
ported all to Have gone back and recrossed ats
serirens. Eerry q flag Of truce takes place 81:
the Savannah lRYer near ? urss ssabpr sAaore
row, for the reception ssffdiges savan;;
.nal., S ~: 2 .@,:-
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The Yankee papals are having great .contfsye yelsy
amongst them to who is to blame for the rece dis
graceful failure of the Butler Porter expe6ten The
The Herald, Times and Philadelphia Inquirer attempt
to make old Butter ihe -scqpegoat; but the Tribune
takes up for BUTLER manfuly, and throws the blame
Of the failure upon the navy Itmaters little ito MS
how this question is settled but We hope the quarrel
may be long and heated. Our people know than, nm
der Providence, che successful repulse the grand
armada wa u due TO tile skill ofor generals and the
splendid courage nf Our adops 81. ~ - =.
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REBEL R11D FRusrRArED.--WAs

REBEL. RAID FRusrRArED.--W -WAsH1NeroN,
December, 2l.-Tbe Navy Department. has re-
ceived communicated in from Commander.
Parker, commanding the Potomac fotilla, in
which BE says that learning from the Provost
Marshal of Baltimore thet the enemy were
nlsasing boats on Coon river for the purpessscS
making q raid on the hey, sent the>s99s>sai' q
de Lion and Mercury thitber on tte 1otn !, ini e.
slant, under: command of ActiSg M1ster MOT,
ris. They found thirty-epe large DoatS an anu
two cows. all of which b/Sere. captured; The
Home Guards in I,fge force made show Of
resistance; batI1erc qmcky driven off. y
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s. : ckNHooD's ofRrcLAb REPORT:

ss3s.gss scENH00D's ofErcLIb REPORT r. :. ::
$ ,R1cHaoSsDr;; JJssnnnaTy y.s = General Hood re:
ports floln Spring Hill Ala, DeceHbefs 7l,h, q
that, on the morning of the 18Th rita in front
ofNashyiile, ,fthe enemy attacked both Aanks
81 i s. army Trey were eas Figlt
VIII Il Ess..
in lis infsntry outposts on the left, aank. ~,
Early Oh the 10th; the enemy made a gen,
eral attack on our entirc line. Alktheir as.
saults were rcpulsed with heavy loss until $50
p. M, when portion of;our line to the left
centre suddenly gave way, causing our lines to
give way at>all points. Our troops retreatinng
rapidly, fifty pieces ofartilery and several ord
nance wagons were lost by us on that day
Our, loss in, killed and wounded heretofore has
been SMALL and that in prisoners not asccrtained
Major General Ed, johnson and :Brigadcr
Generals S. l. B. Smith and Fl. II. jackson,
are among the Captured.
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GEN isaEa,lAN's GtsEEAND:: scours-GB sHsR-.
MANS guide saysa Yankee newspaper is on soldJpan,
a native Georgian; and wealthy Shareholder. When
the war broke out he denounced tho Sallthepl lera
aAniiHaAnta n:aa COM
PEELED to leave his home near Macon, between two
days. His reighbors missed him, and, suspecting
rightly that he had gone to JOIN the Yankees, they
followed him closely that lie was obliged to ihde1n the
mountains in tue northern part nfshe Slate for sever
al weeks He is we'll kpvwn to all who were in the
habit of visiting headquarters year ago.
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:--WE,i, is tine-suoon ike shritt.-
When it.sdisciines from ffsfsA Aneas Of ITS pros:
.perity and gsts reduced to the last quarter.
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No gsasl .NsWs:: d! ] j !.


Rlcnaosp. asidaf The SBatinore
Ameiieq5Ns 9 toofthe 6Shthas been receiSed :, s.; =,
: The. army vas organizing preparatory to the
:commencemsntof a new campaign. +:
y A telegram. from Courtland, Ala, says that
steslanSssn captured and burned Hoods pom.
toon traiss and captured SIX hundred mules
eyeTone thousend wagons and two hundrcd
llsgs.
s. Forrest is reported .pear RussellvilIc: :. !.
Secretary s,anton5hasgo gone to. Savannah to
confer with Gen. shsn. :...s;.,s. 4: :
twenty-five bridges were burned, four thon:s
sand carbipes and a large amount Of anmuni.
ton captured. g, 81:
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Col. AesBY.-We are highly grati6ed to
kasn, says thse Republican, from and authentic
source, that Col Mosby is rapidly recovering
from his woundyand IN short tilne Y.t-i.s { "a q
tho saddle sga:ha-Rich. -Ss"fis.ssss. "fsss. -,
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To the Plant sTs1haW:

4 PPENDED YOJ WlETSRE CONF
"A MITTEE composed of Messrs! A dssBoyk ykinss
have by my request. and in accordance tieSseig
tary er.War, orders "to pay losss
ca appraisers, set the price at lapqF
barn.doors shelled ard sacked This 1eemed
ample and sufficient and now appeal go1 Que asl6
all to call upon my: Agent Mr.. BelEat eahidsm t6r
sacks, and hllup my store house without delay az
our armies in Virginia are much in:want.
the wise is suffcientS 4; ~ - &
vrry respectfully, ~ .st; r.
Your obi. seryt = - ssss re
-. JAMES S0WERSS. 4 ~ q
. -: Capt :Divs O. Master: /.
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Cop BLESS -Boys.-We learn from the
Wilmington papers, that the junior rseerre
forces acted most gallant and distinguished
parts in repuIsing the storming party that at
tempted to capture Fort Fisher on Sunday
night.
The Journa says two attempts were made to
take Fisher BY storm, but both were gallantly
repulscd by our junior volunteers. We might
mention many instances of individual gallantry
then and there performed, but forbear,-. as we
could hardly fail to do uninteutiona injustice,
and We hope soon to haye- full account.
: And the Carozia;aI makes mention. .ofa COM
psny Of "extra" juniors, composed of boys from
ten to fifteen years Of age, who reported to
Gen. Holmes for duty, armed and equipped for
the field. The General; thinking them too
young, declined their services, upon which
they informed him that they were going to
the front at all hazards. Gallant little fellows.
1t shows the proper spirit: We learn that
they are to be sent in charge of the Yankee
prisoners. Ra1eSah Confederate,
The tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-01-10

RICH BATDsf OF NORTHERN NEWS BY WAY OF TIE
WEsr.-s,SAroBA, Jna ga special to the Aduer-
ttssr Sa senatohia, of the 4th, gives Northern dates
Tsey say that Sherman is moving on Brarchve, via
the Altamaha riyer:
A Washington special says that Sherman considers
Branchvie moro important than Charleston, and will
take the: former. .''.'.>
Grant succesz has been predicted for tLs feet of
Wilmington.
Five thousand negro troops occupied Fort Fisher
temporarily but the Fort was recaptured and most of
the negroes being killed and captured the balances re-
embarked go
The tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-01-10

.Rrnsst,5z7-1his &pendacious Madame has
<,,ssHs nusually busy m killing off our promE
hent men, within the last few weeks. She hes
killed President Davis, because. he had q
slight attack of neuralgia in the face; she had
Forrest assassinated, Gen. Price killed from
apopfexy, and now we, suppase because they
won't stay dead, she makes Gen. s. D. Bee kill
Gen. Hood by telegraphic dispatch to Gen.
Beauregard, which is-just as false as all, the
others. Won't somebody be kind enough to
find out where she lives, and either Kill her or
Gu: her tongue out.