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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
ByW. G. Paine, Auctioneer.
CHERIFFS SALE OF A LARGE
AMP g Gas
1895 at 10 o clock, viii sell II the store No. 10
Main street, lately occupied BY p Levy, his entire
DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS
lease Of the store and building to ist septe%ber
1885, to satisfy tho following executions In nv
Teyy Ash fbsoy 49, Leg e. r. .1; S
Blum Co. ~s. P. Levy, and Ellis Ellis r.. P
Levy.
"a EXTRA BLACK and FANCY coLoRgD
81 and - EXTRA BLACK and FANCY rREscH
k!sAES sSSisf rs ''AA0 and FANCY
sSSEz 81 fSdsssD a s9HH FASascs
splendid BLACK and FANCY SILK VELVET
LAsTiNG and GRExADIxE COAT and VEST
sUsPENDER and FRONT BUTTONS,
Ttn la6fe and :Rf2dd stOen Of
EXTRA BLACK and coLoRED FRocK COATS.
EXTRA "a, F ! Aaf!Ha CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS
BLACK and FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE
BLACK and FANCY sATINET PANTS,
SPLENDID IlnS SILK, SATIN and FANCY VELVET
BLACK CLOTH, SERGE and FANCY WOODEN
MERlNo SHIRTS. DRAWERS and FANCY WOOL
brown am and WHITE COTTON and WOODEN
MEMS STA FANCY Cyan and BLACK CRAvATs and TIES,
WHITE and BORDERED LlNEN-CAMBRIC
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SILK and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
ALSO,
good stock Il
MEMS and BOYS BLACK and COLoRED HATS
MEMS n and BOTS BOOTS and SHOES,
Two SHOWCASES, in good order;
One large MIRROR,
One large STOVE, with pipe, &C., &c.
Will Be sold at the same time and place. the I'M
expired LEASE Of store and building No. 81 Main
JOHN W, WRIGHT, s. C. X.
Sale conducted by w. g. PAINE -,
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Me- Compound Iodinised Cod Liver Oil.-FOU-
GERAS COMPOUND IODINISED COD LIVER
OIL possesses not only all the nourishing proper
ties of fresh and pure COD LIVER OIL, but also
the tonic, stimulant and alternative powers of
Iodine, Bromine and PHOSPHORUS combined, in
such proportions as to render it FIVE TIMES
STRONGER than any other; saving, therefore,
time, money, suffering, and life.
For sale by MEADE 4 BAKER,
Pharmaceutists,
de l5-l2t corner Franklin and Ninth streets.
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By =. w. Powell, Auetioneer.

" p. " AVVchs AU0SlOHeeT.
GALE OF DARKROOM FIXTURES
En- FURNITURE, &C., Ac.-4WnI Sc sold on "a
OFFICE RESTAURANT, ON Eighth s:.eet, betwsnsss
FIXTURES, VINES, LI0VRRs, &c, sncns;r os
full stock 81 TUMBtERS. VINE GIASSES x
OIL CLOTHS, VASES, PICTURES and WIXDIV
THE DINING ROOMS
contain two CARPETS, two SOFAS, one srLyyp
PLATED TEA SET full assortment OF DISHES
carrying on . First- class Restaurant. "'
IN THE BEDROOM
will be found one MAHOGANY BEADsTEAD tx.
1ATIRASSES. one FEATHER BED, &c, full sci
Of LINEN and BED CLOTHING ''
Parties DESTROYS Of opening new business can
not do better than attend this SALE It Is believed
thaenabetter stand for Restaurant n now in ths
mofk0t. de 27-tds
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.AYETTEvILIElN C1 MILITARY

FAYETTEVILLE IN. CO. MlLII;Aa .i;aa
have been resumed without the military Ie a. re-
and an additional number Of pupils VIII Wiz rill
ceived fog the balance Of the session: whNTn rna.
terminate twenty six weeks from the ~ Oh
~. 1895. Tho discipline and course OF ~. ,Ss az
will be tho same - IN similar schools Vim Ian.
guages, embracing Latin and Greek eomP ;sn Vii
In Surveying and Rngineertnx the Ussmsnts
be both theoretical and practical. nsunrle,s
will be made u an early day y secure 10
set Of Chemical and Philosophical ARps.S;tc one Of
ais Or expense win Be spared se %ss Ss nIn
located on Haymount, which overiooks sne -, The
Fayetteville, and which = remarkSSsi,ss -. sssns-
hoxlthnenn Of the location. the beauty Of tne hsh
~, and the intelligenee, Refinement, t "a ,mes
moral character Of the people; In .sas and Fay
s;tsyis Sy stssmboA and this l. ~.
best route 10 the latter place nom simoses and
ter Students will be received ~ any ".hauah
will be Charxed from the date Of entIsneei .nnsry
u viii b best to enter about the nrss "
rsans ros rwYsrS-stx ywsE4t yaon lsr 'ASeA'"
No. pASAuAn II ApvAsc*'> ~
x ~ e i ts .si ii sli;..-.
Application Ter adnissisA qHre g sa SS1rsSTS,
e .i-alla ssg.1!s.eas.s. !,
= IN0EKl1 OIL WHITE LEAD AN
~ MyC = oil. = superior sJni1sy' 0xP6RGE
issSsrsnall eaasr HiaaA aaa Aaia s''''''
s - N-SW 81 $500. go :. -
TIITY BARRNIs WHEY. ic 3 s. ~
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D6T Selling of at Cost
CLOAK AND FUR DEPOT,
A. SAMUELS,
over A. Pizzini's, Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth,
has large and we'll selected stock Of
CLOAKS AND FURS
of the the latest styles, which he is determined
to sell off at cost within the next two weeks.
de Him
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MENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN q. WAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice OF Dentistry In Richmond, and respect.
fuly Offer. his service. 70 his old friends and pa
O1ce and residease SOUTH SIDE or GRACE
STREET, BETWEEN RRvRNTH AND EI0HTH.
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DID &C 9
TEPo pf ck1sT11s GOODS.
THE e1sS sfSEk y FHr CITY

THE D6ESI Stock ~ THR CITY
cox5EcrIoxEai2ss, FANCY GOODS
20 ~ 1IRE-woRFstF
sODINI CO. - $500
wrOlrsALK AND RETAIL DEALRRs IN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONTEMPORARIES,
Main street, under Spotswood Hotel,
RICHMOND, VA,
call the attention Of purchasers Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YRAR GOODS
- his large stock OF
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES, RAISINs,
CTTRON. PIGS, CURRANTs, MALAGA
oRArES, ORANGES, LEMONS.
All kinds Of
PLAIN AND FANCY FRUIT,
POUND AND SPONGE CAKES,
CHOICE WINES, f4M .af
/ BRANDY AND WHISKY,
SUPERIOR sARDINEs AND PICKLES,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS, a#
and all kinds Of
TOYS FOR CHILDREN,
INDIA RUBBER BALLS,
CHINA DOLLS,
MARBLES, &C.,
FIRE-CRACKERS,
ROMAN ROCKETS,
TORPEDOES, &C.,
PRESERVED GINGER,
BRANDY PEACHES,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
COCOA-NUTS,
CHAMPAGNE, SCOTCH ALE, e..
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
PIPES, PORTE MONNAIEs.
POCKET BOOKS,
KNIVES, and an endless stock OF
FANCY GOODS. de 9o-lot
DARBY q GENTRY, MAI, STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH, NORTH SIDE,
have on hand for the holidays large assortment of
GENTS, LADIES', MISSES and CHILDRENS'
BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES,
selected from the
BEST FACTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES,
all Of which We are determined to
SELL AT COST, -
as we wish to reduce our stock-a great induce
ment for country merchants and all others who
"''A ~ wy THE BEST GOODS.
To persons who wish to make their friends
nice Christmas present,
DARBY GENTRY'S T.
is the place to get them
GOOD and CHEAP.
We have nice CONGRESS CATERS at TWO
DOLLARS;
| MOROCCO BOOTEES at TWO DOLLARS;
| MISSES CONGRESS CATERS at ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS.
CHILDREN'S MOROCCO BOOTS at SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS and ONE DOLLAR;
GENTS MADE BOOTS from TEN to FOUR
TEEN DOLLARS.
We also offer nice lot of
FINE FELT HATS.
All of which we will sell at cost. And we
pledge ourselves to do what we have stated.
All we ask is to give us a trial de pow
VHRISTMAS AND
~ NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
"why, Christmas, tits the very time for gifts,
Heart and hearth commence,
Where each kindly pledge.
Brings gentle memories Of love and home.''
wooDHousE & PARHAM,
(LArB JAMES wOODHoUsE COL
GOVERNOR STREET. NEAR MAIN.
have for sale, suitable for presentation,
BIBLES English editions, various sizes, in beau
AYER:Bo0Ks. choicest editions, in elegant
HYMN SfhBSo5SSf kS of several denominatio ,eauti
THE SIX 1SaR POETS, illustrated in ex-
LADIE S'S' @o&KBS6xEs uniquely ornamented
poRr sl1sti Rla Mk sitffilsSsG; DESKS;
msnts for Whiting and 9 other consenesces
R STGaE 6TsSsce Sss's feg ladies.
THE FINEST rG 1873 RhHsA ALBUMS,
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES,
SUPERB GUITARS,
together with a choice collection of
CHILDREN'S BOOKS; some entirely new and
| pleasing. WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
de 21-lOt The new store, on Governor street.
HOLIDAY SUITS OF CLOTHING.
.,.', MERCHANT TAILOR,
- MAIN STREET,
| has selected from New York. Philadelphia and
RsA sf'''%osf Sc . cI1Taf IN
which he can sell cheaper than any other house in
| this city. They consist of
CASINET PANTS at. % q
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~ John e. Doherty,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
diagonally opposite the Spotswood Hotel.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Mr.. DOHERTY
calls attention to some beautiful FABRICS FOR
GENTS WINTER WEAR. received in the last few
days, which will be made Up in good style. He
names:
SIMONrS WAvED-FACED and TRICOT COAT
INGS,
ENGLISH WHITNEYS and BEAVERS, various
ENGLISH MELONS, OXFORD and BROWN
MIXTURES,
JOHANNY'S and SIMONrS CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS,
CLARET, BROWN and BLACK BEAVERS, for
suits.
This stock is excellent, and the prices shall suit
the times.
de Its ]. E. DOHERTY.
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~ For Rent.-We offer for rent one Of the
ROOMS occupied by N, over Euker's Restaurant,
ON Main street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
It 10 In every way desirable.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIBND SON..
de- 7a-st Insurance Agents
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MARRIED,

In Richmond, Va, on the ssth Of Dec ember, by
the Rev DR.. Duncan, Mr.. HARRY II. HRNgEY,
Of New York city, and Miss ROBERTA D. SAUN-
DERS, of Richmond.
New York papers please copy.
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AUCTfOM 6ALEeE1dw DAY.
szssa Dyat Ga11tshht. Assttsneer,
No. s AAin street
WILL SELL Ar AUCTION THIS
w MORNING q y o'clock IN sssor.men, !,
FURNITURE, such -
SOFAS.
CAB1Nkfs,
WxSH4TANDS,
CANE end wOOD-SRAT CHAIRS,
81 TABLES,
I JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsrpAn
SPLENDID YEATHER BEDS.
PINE HAIR and SHUCK NATTRRSsEs
PILLOWS,
holsters, &c.
An invoice OF
BOOTS,
SHOES,
CLOTHING, and -.
MANY OTHER GOODS.
1915 se 3. GATHRIGHT, Auetiones,
Do ~ 1 No. - Main strest
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MOOD FOR SALE.-We will sell,
w New Kent Courthouse, on the FIRST ~ II
oF January NEXT, about POUR THOU iss paS,.
house land, near New Kent Courth ouse and w -,
in two and . half miles Of good landing Oh NV
Pamunky river.
JOHN r. HARRIS.
JOHN MAYO,
JAMES N. GODDiN'
WN X. TCNSTALL,
do .l-.tswtd Ovsrssers Of Poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-29

CERGEANTS SALE.-In pursuance
y of an order made on the Esd day Of December,
1866 by the Judge Of the Hastings Court Of the city
Of Richmond, in an :ttsehment sued out by ulmsn
MONDAY, lst day Of January, 1865, at the store Of
George n. Edwards, corner OF Main and Twenty
me under said attachment, viz :
4 barrels VINEGAR,
1 barrel BITTERS,
II EMPTY BARRELS,
DEMIJOHNS,
cask CLARET WINE,
key GINGER BRANDY,
barrel DOMESTIC BRANDY,
key SCOTCH WHISKY,
key BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
barrel SHERRY WINE,
barrel APPLE BRANDY.
barrel NEUTRAL SPIRITS,
1 lot of AMERICAN COFFEE,
parts kegs of BlTTERS,
p bottles CHAMPAGNE,
Several parts Of barrels APPLE BRANDY,
GIN, WHISKY,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at II A. N.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
Sergeant City of Richmond.
T. w. KEEsEE, for 7. & W., Auctioneer.
n ID
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CERGEANTS SALE.-Will be sold on
- TUESDAY. the I'd day Of January. 1898. AL
o'clock A. NJ, at the store on franklin, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, recently ocer
pied by J. Proskauer, large stock OF Wines Ii
quors and Cigars, consisting, In part, g.
Is cases ST. JULIEN CLARET WINE
Is cases RHINE WINE,
. cases CHAMPAGNE WINE,
5 cases EXTRA RHINE WINE,
10 dozen MIXED LIQUORS,
Z casks MADEIRA WINE,
cask FRENCH BRANDY,
IL barrels HlSKY,
II, 900 to II, 700 hne CIGARS,
and numerous other articles too tedious TO men,
ton, to satisfy an execution In my hands IN dS'
of B. Recher and an attachmens In favor OF To
Austin 4 Co., both against so i2:eph rr1s Ir'e'
THO3cSniG. ~ DILL,
SergeN City Richmond.
Sale conducted by r. w. kEEssE. DC g-@s
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HOLADAA 0OAAo VI AAAAN"'
MERCHANT TAILOR,
- MAIN STREET, -
has selected from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore fine assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHIN
which he can sell cheaper than any other house in
this city. They consist of
CASINET PANTS ~. Is
CASHMERE PANTS at......................... rs
CASHMERE SUITS st:...............::S!s and ?sO
BOYS OVERCOATS from. and up
GENTS OvERCOATS from......:.......$lo and up
FINE SILK-VELVET VESTS. 80
CENTS MELTED UNDERSHIRTS at......... y Is
Come and get your bargains at ~ Main street,
where you can get the worth of your money. l
keep always on hand q we'll leeted stock Of
CASSlMERES AND BEAVERS
for MERCHANT TAILORING. to which depart,
ment l attendlmyself. I guarantee u nice ht, and
made up at the shortest notice.
de 2O-lOt JULIUS KRAKER, - Main street.
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J. &. BURREBS. J. L. POWERS. J.P YANCEY.
M Burress, Powers 4 Yancey,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS,
No. liz MAIN STREET, (up stairs,)
RICHMOND, VA.
de l1-m
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! NHRISTMAS AND
~ NEW YEARS PRESENTS

b. "Why Christmas, tits the very time for gifts,
Heart and hearth commence,
Where each kindly pledge
Brings gentle memories of love and home"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
Prom New YORK.

NEW YoRk. January The Wilmington
correspondent OF tie Richmond Examiner. under
date OF tue 2sth. says:
The Federal fee, has dispersed only the usual
blocksders remaining
Gen Bragg reports that with his present means
and tie disposition Of his forces no danger need
BE Appreciated II al reinforcement. arrived
sooner he might have re captured his prisoners.
The enemy drew W in a semi circle and poured
a concentrated hFe into Fort Fisher, destroiin :
every house AID blowing up the ground. Col'.
Lamb and Jamison deserve credit, well - he
junior reserves.
The enemy threw overheard many horses ia
The gale and sntfeied much otherwise There
was another gale last night
The Richmond Examiner OF the 10Th uli sa,s:
The enemy shellej our lines between Dunlaps
and Petersburg Yesterday wih vigor but with no
effect Our batteries wasted no ammunition in
reply
IL Is rumored that the Yankees are again
crossing TO the north bank OF the James river
but made 40 appearance in iron, OF the lines al
Richmond.
Il is reported that the enemy vessels have
appeared on York river. ard that several troops
have been landed a, White House.
The Examiner, in sn ironical article. says II
Porter had thrown Butler overheard perhaps no
storm would have own the fee; 70 SEA sad DIS
arranged the invinciole armada.
The Examiner says: An oticisl telegram 20
the war department LAWS tao briSades OF negro
troops aud white cavalry Jeff Memphis on the
2lst. moving on the Ssats-LDe road The sd-
vance reached Fayette depot on the 22d The
Object OF the movement is unknown.
The Wing o: The 18th. considers the only
point gained in tbs capture OF Savannah e ~
moral effect. although no, much, but IL militia
~ point q view IL was OF no value 20 us what
ever.
The Wing speaks Of SheImAn's move OF
Richmond. aud say: he s the very genius 80
desire 10 sse..nd Re briass with him some ihous
knts Of those western veterans. whose netsl w'
nesifs TO test, for Grant has ~ish BIN only 0Ut
'sters3s. the rest are the r.f-rsf Of creation. 4
dsisas whom there would be no honor.
Tbs Herald, edi,orsliy, thinks Lee about &
transfer arm, ordnance. msgssine, &c, aus
the rebel capitol TO Danvills
The mail srsugki ~ the Arasc. from sAer
i ssr'. army. s0ntsiDs ssss 80 ees letters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

WAsHissToS. January Since the law q
prevent smuggling IN The northern snd eas.ter
irontief- vas passed. seyersl rescue have beef
made. Tie sdd.iisu % 81 steam cutters. ior
Inch Appropriated Of 81 1000 was recent.
~ made win enable TIE treasury department @
act more efficiently sgsinst smuggling.
II IS reported that the authorities az Richmond
are maturing movement that viii 2stOnish the
world This eeeos wos.i eoaolless be produced
Il the foloRing. rom the Ale1sndria Journal. j.
worthy Of cfeteuce or the SUBJECT
We learn from persons Who have been inform
ell in regard 10 the secrets Of the secession lead
efs that plan IS seriously discussed by the rebe
authorities Tor suddenly MESSING all their forces
10 Virginia in The even, OF their officers becOu
i desperate. and marching into the northern
states With detcrmin~tioh 20 conqaeT peace %
die ii The apemp,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

FokrRKss MoSEot, December 30.-N early all
the steamers OF the expedition under Butler.
which IL t this pors several weeks since returuei
safely. notwithstanding the severe weather
The Santiago. DeCuba. ana Fort Jack -ou,
have been tue only vessels attached 10 the naval
fleet which arrived from OF Wilmington, and
the latest advice. received from Admiral Porter
expressed him still subjeeiing Fort Fisher to a
vigorous bOmbardment.
The Norfolk Register of to-day contains the
following correspondence from Fort Fisher. dated
9th December:
The shore is strewn with broken boats which
have been wrecked in Que or another way They
are scattered atong the beach from Fort Fisher 70
Masonboro.
The North Csrolins slate works a, Masonboro
were destroyed by fire on Saturday last.
Many vessels heve been withdrawn from these
waters, and the bounbsrdmeut may be said TO
bave come 20 "a end
The Montgomery Blair and + z. Blair arrived
here Yesterday. and leis at a late hour last night
on visit a. the army now operating against
Richmond.
Two hundred and fifty OF the North Carolina
reserves, captured by Butler in the vicinity OF
Fort Fisher disembarked from the steamer Bal
tic, yesterday afternoon. route for Point Look
cut. The condition Of these prisoners was
wretched. many being without blankets, and IN
I some cases without shoes or hats. 40 thirus
OF The number apparently had DOT yes reached the
age OF 81 while the Remainder ranged between
II and It's
The following is list OF officers WHO arrived
here tew DAYS aimee on the steamer Arago from
Port Rossl. having made their escape from thc
rebel pf'sons, in South Carolina by btibing the
guard. Maj AW. Mcdonald. D. c: Adt.
Brooks, 9TH Wis; Adjt. p w. McMAnus. 9Th
Nass. Adjt c. Il Gamble, 5th H.; Adjt. II &
Kendall. 50.h Pa Adj. g Kings. Tooth Ohio
Capt. W j Barnes. Odd \ Y; Capt. A Bis.
10Th l Capt, ". A. ColltOs, Wis /; Gap;
Row, 49th Nis Capt " b Aeeker. 25th Ohio
Capt. Russell, 5lst Nj Capt. II Muhling,
9Th Mass; Capt h jenkins, 40th Mass Capt
/ c. d. rsler Tooth Pennsylvania: Captain
II & Andrews l7th Michigan;
Capt Coates. S.h New York Capt. Singer,
/ Both Ohio Capt Reynold. % Il OHIO Capt
i Spencer. o2d Maryland /; Capt. Clark; Ith Mich
I gan cavalry Lieut. J II Stanny. 9th hassl-
chnseU- u. +. Chuhbard. l9th Aas-acansetts
o. G Donghion. l00th Ohio G Gross, 1lth
t Pennsylvania C. Crosby, 57th peDnsyl
vania @ 3 Smith 5th Virginia + Y Pat
terson, 2lst Ohio ; e. Ruphgaif, 2Ith Indiana
Z r. Roberts. s.h Illinois J y Dardsen. 95;h
Ohio A. Allen. v6th Illinois cavalry 6
+ Hubbard. ll9ih illinois cavalry J, { fuce
I 18th Ohio A n Spencer. 18th indiana .
4 II Cone, l04th New York G. ) Brown. 80
Indiana 6 Z Barnes. 7th New York Z.
+ Williams. 30 Pennsylvania F \ Larbln, lsih
Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

NV YORK, January An early movement
is being made for the establishment OF soldiers
commissions Donations d funds from soldiers
fairs viii De applied TO tins object
The New York board OF supervisors have an
ihorized a loan 10 increase the bounty OF recruits
the quota for. fhe city, under the present call
will be 500 II all excuses on previous call. Tor
the army and navy are allowed
A Washington special saws sbou, four hun
dred thousand dollars have been expended il
paying paroled prisoners ut Annapolis for com
mutation and rations due them while in the
hands OF the rebels
Colonel Nulford goes 60 Rich mond this week
authorized 20 negotiate new carte! that vii
probably exchange all our prisoners in the south
The largest number OF our prisoners are at Flor
ence, South Carolina, ten miles south OF Charles
ton. large number has recently been sent &C.
Lynchburg Aboui 5000 were sent south from
Savannah 20 Florida There ia no army with
them squsl to the force sherman sent in pursuit
The Herald's Hilton Head special says; Gen
Hstch's column commands the railroad a, De
vans point: but not sufficiently TO prev eat occa-
sional passage Of trains. Our right battery, Of
light guns, T. within 700 yards of the railroad, in
It's cut through the woods About $50 yards on
the seit ne have a swamp battery which cont
maGds a caiyert--3O- FOUNDER parrots in good Do
sitiOn There has been casualties since the last
Dispatch
The Richmond Examiner Of the 29th has the
following:
The rebel pirate Alexandria has been seized 1T
Nassau by order of the British governments
Tie same paper saws Savannah Is full Of Al
kee merchants and Yankee Jews The cotton
probably belonged 70 them. and we NAV be AS
sured that they 30 everything to prevent its be-
Ing destroyed Their excuse Mas that the con-
Migration would have consumed the town. But
Savannah had better be 10 ashes than in Yankee
possession
Sherman says he took 500 prisoners Ii he Did
50 they must have beeu skulkers Who wished to
ne taken.
The Richmond Sentinel says: I he repulse OF
The enemy's feet at Fort Fisher gives great exul-
latiOn, and turns the tide which seemed so much
against u. The enemy cannot lie Oft Whining
ton except AZ great peril, their ships are in ~
ocean on tempes.aous and dangerous coasts, =
gale would compel them 10 seek far out waters
aud take she chances ia weathery storm. greater
dangers and terrors than a sea shore batfle.
They must strike quick or give up.
PHILApEuPHIA. January lit was reported
on Friday night that 800 GOO bad been solen
from the vault Of the Custom House The KEYS
Of the Custom House were missing on Saturda '
morning. hole was broken inside Of tie vault,
when the robbery was discovered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

DEATH OF 4 WELL KNOWN CITIZEN We are
called upon To announce the death on Saturday
last. OF Mr.. George Bisbing. one among our old
est and most respected citizens Mr. Bisbing had
retired the evening previous. apparently in bis
usual health, and was heard about ) o'clock in
the morning, stirring in bic room, but when call
Ell to breakfast. about o'clock was found to be
dead in his bed. The physician. called i'm medi-
atey. pronOuncea bis opinion that apopleIy was
the cause of 5ir. Bisbng's demise. Mr. Bisbing
served with honor III the war Of l5l2-l4 He
was in bis 10Th year He vas the father Of the
well known marshal al the Union Depot, J J
BisbiDg. Esq. Peace 10 the patriots ashes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, TERRE HAUTt, IND.
Protestant Episcopal school,
for Young Ladies.

FsyHE DUTlFs OF ST. AGNES HALL WILL sk
4 resumed after Christmas vacation, Ca Thursday,
January 5th ISIS and the Corporation desire - call The
attention VI parents aud guardians 10 the superior fa
ties Tor coIapeie and thorough educaion presented y
this school.
In the midst Of ornamental grounds eight aud bal!
scres in extent. beautiful and attractive. The
buildings handsoms and ocious heated through
cut by steam and combining all the features requisite
for The health sud cOnfer OF the pupils. 1he insirrc-
ton is practical and thorough, snc fourteen IN number
Distinguished for ability and experience The Philo>p
bicl and Chemical apparatus i varied sid extensive
and comprises among Others valuable Microscope, Tel
eScope aud Electrical Machine. The mosteegant sces
plishments OF Music Painting, Drawing. Enoroifsfy,
&c, receive especial attention
The discipline is firm and parental II being the pFin
ope OF the TO prevent rather than 70 punsh
wrong.
Terms $500 per year for boarding ant tuition SIS rS-
IRA for music. payable hall yearly IL advance
For circulars and Information address
GEORGE HERBERT, 3. A.
dee7-dusn5 Master OF the Hall.