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National Express Company.

As the books of this Company are still open
in this city and waiting for additional sub
scriptions to the Stock, by way of showing to
our citizens that they could not do better with
their surplus capital; than by investing in
Express Stock, we append the following from
a recent New York letter:
The proftableness of the Express business
has been fully illustrated this week by the de-
claration of handsome extra dividend, over
which the lucky shareholders of the American
Express Company's stock are rejoicing consid-
erably. This Company paid, in 1864, divi-
dends on a capital of $2;OOO,00O. amounting
to SO per cent. in cash, and so per cent, in
paid-up stock. On its capital, thus increased
to $3,O00,000, it has already declared, in 1865
cash dividends of 26 per cent, and % per
cent. in stock, with every reasonable prospect
of an additional "a per cent within the COM
| ing four months What wonder, then, that
the stock of this institution is marketable al
three times its value And of what use is il
to dabble in the Wall street fancies,' wher
fortunes can so much more easily and speedily
be realized by permanent investments in con
Germs whose operations are as money-making
and as sure as goldAmining itself?
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The Clerk of the House OF Repre-
RantafiVpS

The papers, North and South, of late, have
been filled with assertions, surmises and
guesses, as to the course likely to be pursued
by the Clerk of the House of Representatives
at the assembling of the next Congress.
An interesting article on the subject ap-
peared in the Richmond Wing of the 7th
inst. 1t concludes with passage from Con-
gressional History, which bears strong re-
semblance to what may occur again, and serve
as precedent in organizing the next House.
Hugh Garland, at the opening Of the TWEEN
tysixth Congress, held a position identical
with that of Mr.. MCPHERSON as clerk. For
certain reasons he refused to call the names
of the members elect from New Jersey, and
for three days the House was the scene of
great confusion, threatening violence. On the
fourth day Mr.. Garland was directed to call
the States Geographically, commencing with
Maine. When he came to New Jersey, and
as before, was about to omit to call that State
John Quincy Adams arose, and amidst pre-
ound silence, addressed the House in the fol-
lowing words:
ave degrade and disgrace our constituents,
and the county, because the Clerk of the
House, the mere Clerk whom we employ, and
whose existence depends upon our will, usurps
the throne and sets us, the Representatives
and vicegerents of the whole American people,
at defiance, and holds us in contempt And
what is this Clerk of yours? Is he to suspend
by his mere negative, the functions of Govern
ment, and put an end to this Congress? He
refuses to call the ROLL 1t is in your power
to compel him to call it, if he will not do it
voluntarily. Here Mr. Adams was Interrupt
ted by member, who said he was authorized
to say, that compulsca could not reach the
Clerk, who had avowed that he would resign
rather than call the State of New Jersey J
Well, sir, let him resign, continued Mr. Adams,
and we may possibly discover some way by
which we can get along without the aid OF
his all powerful talent, learning and genius .
Mr.. Adams then moved that the clerk be
required to place the New Jersey members on
the roll, and that he call their names with the
others-Whereupon many members inquired
how shall the question be putt" 81 intend
to put it myself" responded Mr.. Adams. Then
on motion of Mr., Rhett of South Carolina
MIR. Adams was chosen to preside till the
House was duly organized The whole diff
ticulty was thus surmounted. Mr.. Garland's
power was gone, and the House was master Of
itself
This Renaissance is suggestive 1t may
ndve its counterpart in the opening of the new
Congress, and possibly Mr.. Mcpherson may,
in some such way, be relieved of the response
blllty OF decidnga very important question
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John Van Buren,.

This remarkable man. as shown by his RI
cent speeches, has lost nothing of that capti-
waiting oratory and g vim which rendered
his efforts ON the hastings, many years ago,
so celebrated. Recently, he has been making
speeches throughout the States of New York
and New Jersey, and they have all the spire
and telling effect of his efforts of earlier years.
The speeches of this distinguished orator, and
those of the late Lord Palmerston, in many
respects, bear a wonderful resemblance and
are alike remarkable for their effect upon the
masses to whom they were addressed
On Saturday night last, he addressed the
Democracy Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and, after
having handled, without gloves, General Kill
patrick, Chief Justice Chase, and Senator
Wilson, he concluded his speech with the fol-
lowing challenge, which, so far as we know,
was not accepted:
But | have detained you much longer
than l ought Cries of 600 on.") l have
spoken every day this week Tomorrow,
propose to lay over, it being Sunday, unless
can get brother Beecher to accept PROPOSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l now make, and
that is, that | have the privilege of being
heard an hour at Plymouth Church to-moI-
row night provided he can be heard an hour
the next evening at Tammany Hail. (Great
laughter) The Sachems would not desecrate
the Sabbath by opening Tammany Hall on
Sunday, but they will allow brother Beecher
to be heard on Monday; and if he wishes to
dedicate it to political purposes, perhaps |
would be obliged to give up, for once in my
life, rule which have observed, to lay over
and rest on that day, and avail myself of this
Opportunity to address the benighted brethren
of Plymouth Church. Great laughter
will give him till o'clock tomorrow to ac-
eept the proposition. (Laughter)"
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From WaShingtOn.

Washington, Nov. 8.-General Augur COM
handing the Department at Washington, will
carry out the sentence III Wrz case. The OK
ecuton will be conducted privately
Chief Engineer Freeman, late of the Con-
federate privateer Alabama, has been pardon
ed by the President upon the recommendation
of Capt. Wiuslow, IT, S. Navy.
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DAY BOOK---THREE GENTS.

We announce, with much regret, that, ow-
ng to the great increase in the price of print
ing paper, We are forced to the necessity of
raising the price of the Day Book to THREE
CENTS per copy. This arrangement will go
into effect on Monday next the 9th inst
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New York Markets,

Neao York, Nov 8.-Flour has advanced
from to Zoe, sales $4,000 bbls Wheat adj
vanced &c; Corn advanced 1c; Beef and Pork
firm; Cotton declining from 2 to Sc, sales of
400 bales; Whiskey firm; Sugar steady; Ma
val Stores quiet, Gold 46s
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The Georgia Convention Repudiates
the War Debt.

Washington, Nov. 8.-President johnson
has just received a teegraphic dispatch from
Provisional Governor Johnson, Of Georgia da-
ted the 18th instant, stating that the Conven-
ton has rcpudiated the War Debt Vote for
reputation 81; against reputation 100
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From PHILADELPHIA.

Philodelpdio, Nov. 9-A man by tile name
of Osborne, a large dealer in counterfeit cur
rency, was arrested here yesterday The de-
tectives have been watching him for many
months.
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ACCIDENT TO A DRIDGE-sNow AT THE WEST.
Buffalo ~ Y Nou 6.--An iron bridge on
Washington street broke through this fore
noon, precipitating a wagon into the canal
Two horses were browne and Il man had hi
leg broken.
There was light fall of STOW yesterday
Weather cold
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

This ripe scholar and worthy divine, de-
parted this life ip Baltimore, on Wednesday,
the LIST inst His health had been quite deli
cate for long time, and his steps to the grave
were gradual, but marked OCCASIONALLY, by
great suffering He was well known in this
community, and was greatly beloved by a
large circle of friends. He was eminently
distinguished as a teacher, and many of the
brightest minds in this city, owe to his dill
gence and aptness in importing knowledge,
that pre-eminence for which they are distin-
guished As minister of the Gospel his
oratorical powers were not great but those
who enjoyed the privilege of hearing his ser
mons, were delighted with the Truth, as dis
played by his cogelt reasoning and his ire
sistible logic
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09
THE MURDER AT HARTFORD.

HART nd Conn. NoU. 5.-B. w. Greene, late
President of the Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company, in fit of insanity last night, cut
bis wife's throat with razor. causing her
death in few minutes He then cut his own
throat in two places and gashed his arm, He
is alive this morning, but with very little pros
pect of recovery.
The military authorities of the United States
having, on the LIST instant, relinquished their
authority to the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Savannah, Mayor Arnold on the same
day issued proclamation notifying the citi-
zens of Savannah that all the ordinances OF
of the city are revived, except so far as they
conflict with the new status Of the negro He
exhorts all good citizens to cooperate with the
civil authorities in maintaining law and order
| in the CITY
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THE New RAILRoAD.-The Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railroad, recently organ
lied, will be thiry-six miles in length and will
reduce the distance from Washington from
172 to 100 miles
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE DAY BOOK.
Election Returns.

Election returns have been received from
the following States:
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans will have a majority in the
next Legislature on joint ballot, thus secur-
ing the adoption of the Constitutional amend
ment aboIishing slavery and the election of
United States Senator
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

The Ono ELECTION The contest between
John Sherman and Gen. Schenck, for a ma
jority OF supporters in the State Legislature in
Ohio, with view to the United States Sena-
torship, has been very close, aud the friends
of Schenck claim that Sherman is beaten
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

PARDoNED.-It will be seen by reference to
our telegraphic news, that Chief Engineer
Freeman, late of the Alabama, and son of our
esteemed townsman j NJ Freeman, ESQ, has
received his pardon from the President
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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NOT DEAD.-It will be gratifying to many
friends and acquaintance, in this city, of Mr..
ii. Clay Smith, whose reported death was an
nounced yesterday morning, to know that he
is still alive and doing well.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

Bgg- The following intelligence is by the
steamers Etna and Virginia, which sailed
from Liverpool October %:
1t had been decided by the express wish Of
Queen Victoria, that Lord Palmerston should
be honored with public funera in West
minister Abbey. Most of the towns will be
represented by Populations Business in Lon
don will be almost entirely suspended. The
Stock Exchange will be closed.
No official announcement had been made
concerning changes in the Cabinet, but an
official announcement would be made after
the Pamerston funeral.
The Globe says the Queen had expressed
the wish that Russell would accept the pre-
mership. Russell had received cordial assr-
rance of support from all his colleagues.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

HEg@ The October number of HacI,eood
contains the second part of the Memoirs of the
Confederate War for Independence, by Heros
Won Borcke, Chief of Staff to General j. f. B.
Stuart.
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The Elections.

The returns SO far, indicate the success OF the
Republican ticket in New York and New
Jersey, the Republicans of course carried Mas
sachusets.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

RELEAsED.-Coonel Northrop, at one time
Commissary General, has been released from
confinement in Castle Thunder, where he was
imprisoned some three or four months ago.
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ST. PAUL's, MIN NEsoTA

Returns come in slowly. The indications
are that Marshall, the Republican candidate
for Governor, will have large majority in the
State.
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Arrival of the steamship Peruvian

FARTHER POINT, Nov. 6-'The steamer Pc
ruvian, from Liverpool ON the 2Sth ult., has
arrived
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

New FORK, Nor. Cotton declining sales
800 bales at 54a55 cents Flour has advan-
ced 5a10 cents sales $500 hbls. Wheat has
advanced 1a2 cents; sales $500 bushels
Corn advancing, Beef steady Pork buoy
ant. Lard firm. Whiskey firm at 1920
Sugar firm Coffee quiet Naval stores quiet
Gold 147
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INSURANCE.
VENHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK
InCOrpOrated 1910.
j. C. DEMING, President.


DIRECTORS:
JNo. B. WHITEHEAD, GEO. r DRUMMOND,
JOHN d; GORDON, c; Il. ROWLAND,
This Company having a successful experience
of thirteen years prior to the war, and the Stock
holders having adopted plan whereby the deficit
in the CAPITAL STOCK (oceasioned by snch of
the Southern securities were rendered value
less by the issue of the wary have been supplied,
offers to the Merchants and Property Holders of
Norfolk the opportunity of insuring in a
Me- II O M f COM p A N Y. s9sa
Office, for the present, at the Franklin Savings
Bank, Bank street.
Increase of Capital Stock,
AUTHORIZED BY A RESOLUTION OF
STOCKHOLDERS. ftt5
Books of Subscription for an addition of (380)
Three Hundred and Eighly Shares, at 800 per
share, to the Capital Stock of the Company,
are open at the office.
This COMPANY has unsurpassed charter prvi-
eges; and those DESTROYS of subscribing, will
please call at once and ascertain terms, conditions,
&c. .4.ls j. &. DEMING,
ocl21m President
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THE ELECTIONS.

Washington, Noo. I'd 80 p M-The re-
turns from the several State elections held to-
day are SO far indefinite, excepting Massachu-
sets, which has gone largely Republican,
Banks is elected to Congress from the Sixth
District.
Dispatches from New York says that the in
dications are that the State has gone for the
Union party.
Gen Slocum, Democrat, is defeated for Sec
rotary of State.
The Democratic majority in this city is les
sened since the Presidential election
Ben Wood is elected State Senator
Returns from New Jersey indicate Union
gains
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

A FACT WORTH KNOWING
N That by buying Shoes with Metallic Tips
twothirds the usual expense of supplying chit
dren with Shoes may be saved. No one, for
every day wear, can afford to buy any other.
full invention. The toes of metal tipped shoes re-
main perfect until the rest of shoe is worn out.
The feet are kept dry, thus beneftting the health
and saving money.
For sale by all Shoe dealers. aul2-3m
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This city gives Gen. Slocum 24,7OO MAORI.
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SPAIN.

The cholera had entirely disappeared from
Barcelona, Valencia and the Barharic islands.
At Madrid, fifty cases occurred on the Odd of
which thirty-two were fatal
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09

Halilt1r Nop THE steamship Cuba, with
Liverpool dates to the 28th via Queenstown,
to the Doth, has arrived.
Lord Palmerston was buried in state on the
goth ult The Qneen's Cabinet were present
Parliament and the Diplomatic body We're
largely represented.
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WHOLESALE
GRoCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. "a, Roanoke square,
(Roptands Wha5,)
NOR FOLK, VA.
Mr.. TIlEODORIC WILLIAMS, late of Row
land Williams, is with us.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
Davis, Roper y Co., Petersburg, Va.
McIlwaine & Co., Petersburg, Va.
4. 4. Brooks, Pres. Mer. Natl Bank
j. f. Cuthbert, Cash. First Natl Bank.
Tardy Il Williams, Richmond, Va.
W. B. Jones Co., Richmond, Va.
novl-tf
NTOTICE.-The Undersigned have
~ this day entered into CO. partnership, under
the firm and style of
STEWART & DEFY,
and will continue the Book Business at Ii. G.
Stewards old Stand, No 10. Main Street, head
of Market Square.
They propose to keep on hand large aud va
ried Stock of
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND STAND
ARD BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STA
TIONEKY, MUSIC, FANCY
ARTICLES, &C.,
Which they will sell at the lowest rates. at whole
| sale retail.
| They hope by strict attention to business, with
determination to please, to merit share of the
public patronage.
II. G. STEWART. JAS. b. DEFY.
| Persons having claims against the late firm will
please present them for payment, m, nm
nov3-tf III. w. STEW ART.
rVNIIE EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE.
sire to call your attention especially to this
STOVE. | believe, in this Stove, we have all
| that is really valuable in COOKING STOVE,
The fues large, the fire-box large and well
formed, lit has a sitter, CRATE and ash drawer in
the hearth, similar to the celebrated Black Dia-
mond,) and the Oven is much larger and better
proportional than that of any other Stove in the
| market.
We have also attached to this Stove Mangles
celebrated Gas Burning Division Piece, by means
| of which the gas thrown off from the coal is en-
tirey consumed The Stove is perfect in its ope-
ration, the design is entirely new and beautiful,
and the plates are heavy and durable. There are
five sizes Of these Stoves, for burning both coal
| and wood. For sale at ID. w. HILLS,
aulS-tf No 4 Campbell's wharf.
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FIR NOE.

The Archbishop of Paris is visiting the
cholera hospitals. A council of ministers was
held on the 25th
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ETRE, LIFE, EARINE & INLAND
IL INSURANCE.

IL INSURANCE.
j c.. ID + M N G AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Il.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
Hsas~ Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings
Merchandise, &c, and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
j. c, DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

SOLE AGENT FOR
RUSS CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS.
RUSS ST DOMINGO BITTERS.
RUSS GIN COCK TAIL.
RUSS BOURBON COCK TAIL.
RUSS ST. DOMINGO PUNCH
RUSS ST DOMINGO WINE.
RUSS ARRACK PUNCH.
De-, de-, DC.
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BITrERS.
BRAKES PLANTATION B1TTERS.
OLD SACHEM BITTERS.
CLAGETT'E ALE, AND DUNLoPs ALBANY ALE,
In Half Barrels.
ENGEL & VOLTS LAGER BEER,
In Quarter Kegs.
HaS~ All Goods sold at a slight advance upon
New York rates.
Country Trade is invited.
GEO. SANGSTER
sep29-tf No. rs, Market Square
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NORFOLK, Sept. 22d, 1865
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS

BY Resolution of the Common and Select Coun-
ellis, the Collector is ordered to collect the Taxes
of 1866 in full, deducting the 80 per cent paid to
Collector Singleton, in 1868 Also, to collect the
by Hagar Croft, under Military authority
All persons paying or before the 18th of No
vember, will be allowed five per cent. discount,
and after that time, to the first day of January,
1866, 219 per cent. after which time the Tax
Bills will be rigidly enforced, as the city must
have money to meet her demands.
are very lenient letting the Tax-Payer off with
two years Taxes.
shall expect all to respond promptly to this
notice.
JAMES l.. BELCEE,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON DON HAIR COLOR RE-
i STORER.-l2 dozen of above popular arti-
Gle just received and for sale by
novl M. A. u G. A. SANTOS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
The IHCri;sc Tan sor E&ssi. Make
Your Report and save 81 Penalty
CSC mol Deceived

After the 4,h inst every individual in
Tama Go. Iowa, who may bc liable to
an inDo,nc tax for the year 1864 nnlcr
the p'rscnt United States Internal Re.
Venue. Law, $ expected to to"hc his re.
port to the AS>is,an. Assessor :,r this
county at his flee in Toledo, Iowa.
before The Is, day May 1865, accord
Ing. to The requirements Of the Law.
We would advise every individual
who may come, ~ they suppose, pretty
near the point Of liability, BIZ; NOT quite
up to il, 20 come and make their report,
to the Assistant Assessor, because il
may lie tia, They do not in t.rre: The
law the same rs is officers, and may be
liable VIXEN unir their own interpre.
tatior f,h, law iloy think rot. Falling
to make report, when 4 person is
liable 70 paw tex on .: Is few dollars
will incur iu.t "a great Il penalty for a
violation # The law. AZ il their income
had been greater. s. the only really
safe way is, to make report in person
under oath to the Assistant Assessor
before the frs! day Of mex. May. D.
not t'us, TO newspaper reports and
comments upon the law.
A few days ago We saw in article
upon the law in the New Y OF K "Tiibune'
in which anon. other things i, stated
that the rcsta! val;.e Of the homestead
is TO be deducted from the income; the
Chicago "Jnnnal" Of the o4'h ult. con
tans similar statement. Both Of tltse
statements aic entirely wrong. No
rent ur rental value is to be deducted
except .hen man pays it. 50 We say
be 70, deceived, bun make yoar reports
in person.
Al lessons who have slaughtered
cattle, hogs or sheep for sale, and all
persons owning carriages on springs
vained n, more than d:ty dollars IN
Gliding the harness used ,herewitl, and
all persons owning eo!l watches
Of ary value and all persons owning
musical instruments valued at aare
than = hundred collars must make
their reports to the Assistant Assessor
Cor this county before til" Is. day Of
May. Don't PIT it CT untii after the
time, or fail to make your report. ,hipk-
.ny that YOU will escape.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-02
From Gen Grants Army

New YoEk, Feb.c.
The Uerolr james river corrcspon
dent states that Gen'eal Lee has IN.
southwark TO confnct the operation 81
opposing Sherman, 'eavin. Joe John
SON III command at Rchm M! and
Petersburg. 4 large par. of the rebel
army AROUND Richmond hal, ois Sa
turlay last been n,,!er marching orders
Cor seyera! days, ard = consider:.bl,
number ,f rebel troops are believed ,o
nave been dispatched 10 act a.alnf'
sherman.
Reports or Lees design 10 shoY,l.
;.ha;dnn Petersburg and Richmond arc
repeated, ~ deSeriers now add that
notice ios been gwen by him ta the
people TO have their tobacco a,..l other
stores removed within four l.vs. TIE,
say tha, neasly all the artillery bar
been taken from the Petersburg hat
,erica, ONLY sufsicen' eng left to keep
M appearances. Heavy artillery lrac
tice continuing FIR several honrs was
INDUCED il on Thursday anil Friia>
last by tho opposing armies IN front q
Petersburg
or the streams r rebel des:rte,s
pouring into the Union lines, averaging
at Ieas, 100 da,'v, a large proportion
now bring with them their arms and
eqnipn mt, and the cavalry bring il
their horses