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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23

COX RE WARD. Stolen, from Mrs. NJ.
Do Tyler's farm, about two miles below
Cold Harbor, in Hanover county, on Wednesday
night, the 2Ist inst, BAY HORSE, right hind
foot white, white spot on left hind leg, blaze
face in pretty good condition sore on his
back from rubbing of saddle and a small knot
on right shoulder from rubbing of collar, and
fore feet shod. je23-2t'
HORSES STOLEN.-My black MARE
Ill marked c. s., wounded on the left hind-foOt ;
one bay HORSE, roach name, taken from River
Road, miles above the city. ! will give a re.
ward of so each for. their delivery to 3. W.
Green's stables, or $40 each for information that
will lead to their recovery.
je23-3t W. Il. CONNER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23
,ES AND ES FOR

M SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Farmers and others DESTROYS of buying or eX-
changing Mules or Horses, csn be supplied or ac
commodated upon liberal terms by the subscri.
Der at his stables on Monroe, between Grace and
Broad streets, Richmond, Va. His old customers
are respectfully invited to call and see him.
IL IA-Im. b. W. GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICES

NOTICE.-The Copartnerships Of HUB.
IN BARD, GARDNER Il CARLTON, GARD.
NER, CARLTON & CO., and CARLTON, CHAM.
BERLAIN & CO., expired by the death Of VIM.
II. Hubbard and VIM. P. Chamberlain. SINH.
lar business to that heretofore carried on by them
will be continued by the surviving partners, un.
der the firm of GARDNER d CARLTON, who
have taken the spacious loft over the store of
Messrs. c. d. Yale Co., Governor street, until
one of their tenements adjoining their old stand,
no being rebuilt is completely, where they are
now receiving an entire new stock Of SHOES and
HATS, which are offered for sale upon favorable
conditions.
All persons indebted to either of the old firms
are particularly requested 10 call and settle.
JAMES H. GARDNER.
iel3-oawlm' AMBROSE CARLTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23

NOTICE.-The co.partnership heretofore
IN existing between myself and B. NJ. FLOOD,
Is dissolved BY the withdrawal Of one of the part
ners. All persons having claims against said
firm will present the N to me- at Danvile, Va,
for settlement and all persons indebted to the
same will make payment 10 me only.
jel3-w4w J. W. MCKINSEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
DANIEL II. LONDON,

~ RICHMOND, VA,
will attend 70 the execution of orders for Buying and
Exporting Cavendish, Negro. head and Leaf Tobacco,
or Cotton and will adjust Claims against Merchants
and others.
oEce, for the present, at No. 50 Main street.
iel--TuAFlot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23
CaYDIDATEs roR OFFICE.

CWERIFF OF RICHMOND.-At
- the solicitation Of manv voters Of the city oil
Richmond, announce myself Candidate for the
Office of SHERIFF, and 1t It should be tLel i
Measure 10 elect me- l promise TO use my best
efforts 10 discharge the duties Of the Office.
iea0-tde WIN. N. TlNSLEI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-23

At the First Board, New York, Wednesday, gold
sold at lao i-s--an advance u s. 6-sos 100 Is; Ten
skies, "a Virginia skies, 50; N Csrolina, 10
I-2,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-16
Frsn Now Orleans.

Cairo, Jan. IL
The steamer N ,rlic City from New
Orieaus 7th, has arrived.
The steamship Creole left for N. York
on the 9th. bu, broke her machinery sixty
miles below the city. and was obliged 10
return. Her passengers we're trssf.rred
TO the Morning Star, which would leave
on the 7th.
Gen. Canby issued an order directing
naval commanders 10 seize all private
boats found landing or engaging .unlaw
fully with the enemy at poiL.s under mill
tary or naval supervision. He also ssys
no permits will be given for trans portation
OF products to insurrsctionary districts or
supplies moving to aud from places within
the lines in actual occupation Of our forces.
A u produce found moving in violation ol
this Law ~ill he srix ID and turned over to
the purchasing agent of the District
Persons owning or controlling products OF
insurrectionary districts are permitted to
come within our lines, Tor the purpose OF
di-pos'ng Of their products under act Of
Congress. and passes will be granted in
curing their protection unless forfeited by
bad faith or misconduct while 10 our
lines.
Tso huadred bales Of cotton sold at
New OrIraos u clio for middlins
Sugar aad mol4sses ifm.
SIX husdred rebel prisoners captured
BY 0sisrson have arrived.
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Washington, Jan. L.
Information has been received at the
Navy Department from Acting Master
Giiiespie of the U. s. bark Brazil on duty
inr 81. Eoon's SQUAD. Georgia, that the
boats OF that vessel have made several in.
cursions inlan aud destroyed The sal.
works. consisting of 10 kettles of 700 gal.
lone each, " kettles Of 500 gallons, and
200 cans Of four by six feet aud 500 ba
rels OF salt The boats also liberated 80
negroes aud captured number OF g N
fsderaie prisoners.
The salt works were situate d eight mile q
up Furth river on the necks leading into
tho Buffalo swamp, and the encmy' forces
in that portion OF the country consisted Vi
100 soldiers and IS refugees.
4 A gentlemau Who lelt Richmoad two
weeks syo says the report that Lee has
sent troops to meet Sherman, in South
Carolina i confirmed. but:ths know ledge
of tho government was so we'll kept
khat It Is not Known in the army whal
troops nor the number that have gone,
although il is now three weeks since they
started. ~
The upper classes among the people ol
Richmond profess to be con6dent OF the
success Of the tonfederacy, bat the poor
classes, Who have severely felt the effect oil
the depreciation in currency, are heartily
sick Of the fsc,s Of war, and are anxiou.
for any mode of improvement.
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Death Of Edward Everett.
Boston, Jan. Is.

Boston, Jan. 15.
Edward Everett died this morning at
four O clock at his residence on Summer
street, Of apoplexy. His age was seventy
years and about nine months. Mr.
Everett. addressed his fellow citizens At
Faneuil Hall on Monday last in aid OF
the sending Of provisions 10 Savannah,
and during the evening OF that day was
present in court in reference to claim
ior dsmsges against the city OF Charleston
for ovesfiowing portion OF his estate in
Milford by constructing dam on Mystic
river.
On Tuesday be became affected with
quito asevere cold, but neither his friends
nor himself deemed it serious. Saturday
evening be sppeared to be- about as we'll
as usual and retired to bed. declining TO
trouble any one to remain with Kim
About 5 O'Clock this morning his house
keeper entered his room and found him
sleeping naturally. An hour later she
was alarmed by hearing heavy fall 10
his room and found him lying on the floor
breathing rapidly A physician was
promptly summoned, but before bis arri-
val Mr.. Everett died.
The event was announced 10 nearly all
The churches at the commencement Of
the forenoon service and created pro
found feeling Of sadness. Shortly after
noon the church bells Of tho city and
suburbs were tolled
Mr.. Everett's funeral will take place II
uoon on Thssd.y in ihe FIRST Presbyte-
ri4n Church, Rev. Rufus Ellie, pastor --
Il 10 presumed the Sssts and city authors
ties will tsks part in the obsequies Of this
great and guod man.
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1snAsssss nsisa--olavesy Atsl-
iaheA.
Cinciunati. Jan.i

The Commercials Nashville dispatcl
says the convention has unaniinou.l,
passed resolutions declaring slavery for
ever abolished aud prohibited throdghout
the State; also resolution prohibiting
tbe Legialature from recoguisiax ths riehl
Of properly in man, forbidding it from 70,
quiring compensation to be made I'd own.
ers, abrogatiog the declaration of State
Independence. the military league made
10 1851 With Confederate States, and al
laws made 10 pursuance Of them. S
All officers appointed by the Acting
Covernor eince his accession to Office are
confirmed.
The propositions are to be sub Enitted
20 the people for ratification Feh. ed.
md on Asrch 4th the election is to be
held for Governor and Legislature.
i Nearly three hundred delegates phrtici-
psted in the final vote.
The greatest harmony and good feeling
prevailed throughout.
i Parson Brownlow is tho unantmous
ch ice Of the convention for the next
Governor.
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Nashville, Jan. IA.

The Union sosvsntion, ss its session
to-day, Domisatsd W.. 81. Brownlow 70.
0overnor ~ aeelsnstion.
a delegation Of Tho Couveniiou waited
upos hia = acceps, vhereupon be re-
sponded % The following manner:
GxsrLsMsu ~ settls the controversy
dy ny assuring yon that will accept
[lAPplAuss. ! casnot be expected 10 do
4pJ .hsng nose-certsinly oughf to do
eoshl6e Iess-than tender to YOU. a. /,
Voese9llek ny sincere and nnfeign
slaeste - honor and distinction con
'9rfsd 49, - ! will not speak 70 YOU
oP.. gens'smss, hut il the people should
rAfisy the nomination. / will try 10 make .
record ia deeds aud acts, aud, God being
my help, Il you send up Legislature 10
reorgsa'ss the militia and pass other
nYcessary measures. will put 40 end 10
tfis internal system of guerrilla fighting
70 the Sta'e, 10 Middle and West Tennes.
see, II have TO shoot every man con
cerned Loud and continued applause. I
The Convention is nominating Leg
isisture to night.
River twenty feet ., the shoals and
falling.
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60. N4&ob S00. To-
xns sssamef Missouri, viii New Or.
,ea0s dates Of the Sth. Yjchak-rr 1f1sh
.enphia 18th, paced ior L,,isvi|i. v;sh
's,rsy-six bales Of cotton.
w Inc steamship Morning STAR left for N
1o .ork on the evening Of the Tn iii
ooo'Ooo 10 specie and 100 bales of ~. -
The transport steamer 81. Mar III.
ssd " taken 500 Fort Gsiaes prisoners to =
Mobile for exchange, arrived Jbs,. .i,h 40 .
from that city 10 the 9th.
Gen. Candy has ordered draft 81 ~.
10 seven within the departments Of Ar.
kansas and Mississippi, and the GuIf On
the l4tb Of February, unless tbe ono,.. =.
are previously 6lIed BY volunteering
1t Sl.18. neio
The Memphis Democrat sa,. ~.
steamer Veronga was captured and bprn.
= ~ guerrihas on the 9Th near Skin.
worm Lending. Her passe ngers and crev
.ele captured, along with former cotton
specu'ator. from New Yo,k, name not
s',en. epoO 10 greenbacts was also
Inc prisoners captured by Grierson ar
f'ved here to day. The priva,es 90 to
niton ana officers to Johnsons' Island.
6enerais Schofsld and Cox arrived 10.
lay.
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s New York. Jan. IA.
The following 10 letter giving the in
sstuciions from Grant to Batter, which !,
appended to Buffers report Of the vii.
Dtngton expedition
headquarters Army Of United States. J
City Point, Dec. 6. (
To Maj Gen. Butler, commanding ,heAr,
my u the James:
GESgRAL:-The FIRST object of the ex.
pedition under Gen. Wei,z.l is to close
10 the enemy the port of Wilmington -
II successful in this, the second will Dc
the capture Of Wilmington itself. Thers
are reasonable grounds to show for sue.
cess. il advantage is taken Of Il sb,ence
of gres. portion OF the enemy's forces,
now locking sitter Sherman in Georgia.
The directions you have given for the
number and equipment Of the expedition
are all right, except the unimpor,ant one
of where TO embark and the amount a,
TO be TAX n. The object o,
the expedition will be gained By G. citing
a landing on tie main land, between the
Cape Fesr river and the Atlantic. off the
oorh entrance to the river. Should sueh
a landing be effected, whether the enemy
hold Fort Fisher or the 5itterie. guard.
ing the entrance TO the river, there the
troops should entrench themselves. and by
cooperating With the navy, effect the re.
dacsion and capture Of those places
Thsee 10 our hands. tho navy could enter
the tarbor, and the port OF WILMINGTON
would % eIoeed. Should Fisher and the
poist Of land on xhich it is built fall into
the hands Of oar troops, Immediately on
landing, il will b. vvs,h ~hils TO make
the attempt 70 take Wilmington by .
Grced march and surprise.
II time is consumed In gaining the & rs.
object Of the expedition, the second will
become matter OF after confederation. -
The dsssils for the expsdision are eotrust.
ed to you and the cfflsers Immediately in
command Of the troops. Should the
iroops under General Wsis.el fail 10 effsc
a,landing a, at or near Fort Fisher. tbey vii
10 returned to the army operating .caio.,
Rlchmond. without deIsy.
(Sgned) U. S. GRArr.
Lieut.. General.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
unien Sentiuent In 0esrei2 - Mere
Peace Ramsrs .-Robsi Quafrolo Ahout
their Leaders.

III
!, The Savannah correspondent of th
Herald. 9Th, represents affairs in the cit
qaistsand unchanged, and reiterates ID
reports of yestsrday relative to move
neots among the cifisens Of Georgia 70
reunion. The correspondent says the
need confirmation.
/ Nearly all the traders of Savannah ha,
taken the oath of allegiance Great suf
fering among the POOR still continued, an,
70 considerable degree among th
wealthy.
General Sherman : entire army is being
recloshed and equipped.
The Tribunes Washington epecia
gives il as the opinion Of an old hand .,
peace negotiations, that cessation Of hos
tilities preliminary to formal negotiation.
will take place within ten days from to,
morrow. The hand Of new peace make
will fall oeavily on JEFF D4vis for his oh.
stinacy.
1t is understood that the President
has de, Jared il Senator Foose is harmed
by the rebels he will bring Eve Of the most
distinq pushed rebel prisoners in our hands .
to grief. Our cavalry have bean ordered
to pursue Eoote and his cspscrs.
The Tribpse annonnces the release of
it's correspondent. Mr. Richardson, who
has been held by the rebels over eighteen
months.
The World has information from Mex
leo, confirming previous reports Of sue
eesses by the Republicans over the I'm
periaisis in several battles.
There was an uprising Of the. people,
and the fresh insurrection was increasing.
1t is said the pspal nuucio and Arch.
Gshop are about 70 leave the country on
account Of Maximilian's manifesto con-
cerning Church property.
Richmond pspevs continue quarreling
Over their leaders They think JEFF. Da
Wis course reprehens,ble, and also make
40 onslaughtson Kirby Smith, Who is now
discovered 10 possess none Of the attri.
butes of great General.
Hoods failure in Tennessee and Georgia
is attributed to the disgust Of the people
IF these States with the Confederscy.-
None but Lee and Johnston appear 10
give satisfaction.
Herald's Washington special says Blair
has not returned to Washington.
Gen Singleton probably reached Rich
mond Friday
The Richmond Journal explains how
the Jonior Reserves of North Carolina
we're captured before Fort Fisher. Ii ap.
pears that Yankee Captain with Eve
men met $50 Of the Reserves under Maj.
Reescand, commanded the Msjor to sur
render, telling him there was no use re
sisting, as he was surrounded. A Lieu
tenant refused to surrender, and walked
Off with twelve men, but the Major, the
victim of transparent sell as the Journal
says. surrendered with his l59 to six
Y snkees.
These were The men marched into our
lines carrying Their own arms loaded and
rapnod
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river.
We have no Dsvs from tho sossb .
South -wsy..
| The Richmond Examiner Of the 1stl
contains fhe foIlo~iog:
| The great overflow Of the James Rive,
continues. and my do more for Bulla,' J.
canal than Ill bis explosions may ru.h
i out clear and may ili it up with mud
sad sand. T, tho water subsidies, no.h.
,ag can be known even by those on the
spot. The freshst is not 90 high as that
last year by several feet.
The chief news on the lines 10 the con.
tinued activity Of Grant's army. R.il.
road trains rushing day and night are
said to be Transporting vast stores to the
extreme left of his line, where without
doubt bis next effort will be made. Per-
haps the commencement Of long march.
Several bombproops on our lines caved in
under the late rains and some casualties
are said to have taken place.
The enemy keeps up his artillery prac-
tice on Chesterfield with no effect of any
sort.
+. 2. Blair is reported to have entered
our lines at Elli.t's Hill, coming from IT.
Harrison. and is said to have been sent to
Redmond by Gen. Erwin. 1t is further
reported that be is lodging at some pri.
vate house and that he has held an inier-
view with the Secretary Of War. These
are the current stories. We hore they
are not true. No good can come Of such
mission, and some evil may be its re.
suit.
The following is from the Richmond
Wing Of Saturday, l4.h:
Ihe following communication was read
10 the House of Representatives yesier-
day, at | o'clock, from the President, by
his Private Sec'y, Col. B. N. Harrison:
Executive Department. J
Jan. 18th, 1865 {
To the House of Representatives:
| have just received the accompanying
report from the Secretary OF War, stating
Henry S. Foose, member Of the House
Of Representatives from this State, has
been arrested by military officer in
Northern Virginia, while endeavoring TO
pass our lines on his way to the enemy's
country. / submit, the matter to you in
order that such disposal of the case msy
be made as to you may sem proper.
(Signed,) j. DAVIS.
War Department. c. s. A..
Richmond, Jan. Is, 1865. (
To the President of the G.. s. A.:
l have the honor to submit, for your in
formation and direction the subjoined
cory Of a telegram received from the Pro-
vost Marshal at Fredericksburg. No
special instruction had been given for
such srrest.
Very respectfully, &c.,
JAS A SIDDos,
Sec'y Of War.
Fredericksburg, Jan. l., 1865.
To the Hon. Sec'y of War:
! have arrested H. s. Foote at Acco-
quon on bis way to Washington for the
purpose Of negotiating peace as be avows.
Full particulars are sent through Major
Darlington. By mail. Have paroled him
TO wait instruction. Please instruct me
what disposal to make of him.
H. 5. DA0GETT, Comd' 2.
On motion Of Mr. Clarke, Of Mo-, the
matter was referred to Select Commit.
tee OF FIVE.
Occoquan is in Prince William county
on the stream OF thai name, near Potomac
village 1t is about rs miles from Rich
mond and 20 miles from Alexandra.
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Gold Market.

New York, Jan. I.
Gold market opened dull At 2l:4l but
ffservards improved, and the price closed
d 2l94
Tho Commercial Advertiser says it is
assured BY q gentleman from Savabnah
tnat several Uaion conventions we're be-
ing held in Georgia.
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Southern Aceeunts The Peace Quss.
tien.
Washington, Jan. "a.

Wdeuiustou, JAN -.
The Richmond Dispatch. Of the la,h,
says it was reported yesterday that MIR.
Blair, the YANKEE peace commioner, ar.
rived during the day, and had an inter.
view with the President and Secretar, OF
War. H has not. we are assured, como
to The city. Il is utrue that the Secre
tary of War has sent, him pass TO visit
Richmond, bus we do not doubt but thst
he is in Grants camp. We have never
yet seen any evidence going to show thai
he designed coming to thi. city.
A corresponding OF the Redmond En-
qurer, in speaking of the Iurlougbiug OF
new regiment Of G-orgia militia, says
Gov. Brown rema, ked that they could 90
home now, bat waald remain sul jsct to
another cali, when lhe State required their
services, which he hoped would not be
soon.
i'll delinquents are to be tried by mil.
itary court Martial, which is to set 10
Macon. and, If found guilty, the pains
and penalties of desertion would be Wis
tied upon them.
In the rebel House of r representatives..
ON Wednesday, Mills, Of South Carolina,
introduced tho following resolutions which
were ordered 10 b. printed:
Resolved, That, unier the constitution,
Congress alono has the right to declare
war, and the Presidents, BY and With the
advice aud consent oi the Senate. 10 make
a truce of peace
Resolved. That all attempts to make
peace with the Uaited States. by the &C
'on Of toe separate States compromising
WITH he Confederacy, are Unauthorized
oy the Constitution. 10 contravention OF
'ne law. and therefore revolutionary.
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1t appears from communication with
Mrs. Foote that she had passport to
eave the Confederacy and started from
Richmond three weeks ago. Sena.
tor Foote accompanied her, but without
such authority, for the purpose Of seeing
her safe over the Potomac. liz the mean.
trme an order was issued to the rebel
Provost Marshal at Frederick sburg, by
he Secretary of War, Seldom. for his ar.
rest lie was accordingly tracked to
Dumfries. there captured and taken back
to Richmond.
Eg FOR LATE DISPATCHES
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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Eseape OF Correspo 6x pediEien
Up the Savannah River.
New York, Jan

Escape Of correspondents-E Ex peditieu
Up the Savannah River.\
New York, Jan.
The Post says three army CORES pom
dents have escaped from the rebels and
arrived At Nashville. ------------- r.,
Il names A. D. Richardson. Mr..
Richardson selegraphed TO tae Trid dane
from Knoxville.
The Norfolk Old Dominion says the
expedition up The Savsnnsh river tes,
troved ten miles Of the soath C4rolirla Il
Charleston R.ilrosd. and . company Of
South Carolina militia was captured By
Foster. near HardeevIle.
They had been two weeks 10 the SER
vice, and did not like it.
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Al o1ist.
Headquarters Army Potomac,

Headquarters Army Potomac,
January -.
The utmost quiet still reigos along the
lines ID front 81 this srmy. Even picket
<6ring sssna1p have bssn given up.
u Brig. 0sh. Williams. Who has been A.
sissanS Adjataat 0snsral Of this srmy
since IL cfraaisstion, except the short
tine uhsa oea. Bosssids oOn1aaded = q.
/ 81 llssa sppcisssd lnspeosos 0<1ea1I y
no armies operatieR aeaiest onool
EnoA ~ N lee.1ed ass sCtty - Aftl
|GSAeft B ank Lieae. Ct 1o0 \
60 lillinn6 ooooouuoA
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Consular olIfsers ID territories con,igu
ous with the United states on their north
ern and northeastern frontier are hereb,
su,horissd 10 receive United States cur.
rency in payment for passports. SO long
~ The order OF Dec. 10Th, 1864, shall re
main 10 force: bearing ia mind the law
requires eve dollars as fee for issaiog .
passports, which amount is payable into
the U. s. Treasury. and In foreign coun.
tries, with a consular fee of one dollar il
addition. T
The existing regulations. BY which
consular agents were forbidden to give
passports, is hereby rescinded for the
above asenaioned period
II sny body shall have been charged
more than the legal fees, - they a..
herein mentioned, the amount will be u.
usded to him BY the consul 10 whom shs
an1 Vas paid, md such sepsyssest nil
- seportsd 70 this department. 4 mi
form rate o. chrse il expec.sd and en-
joined. =
Passports 70 enter the Bsitish arovincs,
will - promptly issued 81 this dep.rt
msnt on app'iuaiion, ID accordaocs viti
the passpost regulations.
e. III Va IA. Dpexnp.
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-

Washington. Jan. II.
The Alsxsndria Journal says that Nh
tooes was saaeA i yesterday By our 81
''Sa','s ~ sss .fii,.I ]. 4. ,,.;.;.v J,
Dsolsio@a sn - ~ \ lssss =
nethit1 = ~ aul II -
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Savannah Fund.
Philadelphia, Jar

Philadelphia, Jan. | 4.
The Bulletin reports the subscription
to4the Ssvsnnsh fund in this city at S2i,-
600. The amount will be increased.
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Railroad AeeiAeut.
Clexaland !,

Cleveland, Jan. IA.
Last nights train west on the Toledo
road was thrown in ditch near Nor.
walk
Eleven persons we're injured. bat none
killed.
The accident va caased by broken
rail.