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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-11
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY
FANCY ARTICLES.

HNHE subscriber thankful to his friel.ds
Il and the public for The very liberal pa
tronaGe heretofore bestowed. solicits con-
tinuancc Of the same. He is manufacturing
daily superior article of AS SSORTE D
CANDY, BREAD and CAKES of every de-
scription, such as Pound, Fruit, Sponge,
Queen, Rock, Jumbles, Lady Fingers,
Shrewsbury, Plum, Jelly, Meringucs, Ginger
Snaps, Cocoa-nut Drops, sugar Biscuit,
Gingerbread, Washington, Gingcr-nuts,
&c. Cakes iced and ornamented to order.
Dessert Dishes prepared at short notice.
Candies, of my own manufacture, Wholesale
and retail.
FRESH BREAD and ROLLS every even
ing, at o'clock; PIES and PUFF PASTE
TARTS every morning. j. MCKENZIE.
On Plain stroot, next door to the corner
of Gates street, in the immediate vicinity
of the Shivcr House and the Columbia
Phpnir Office, Columbia, S. c. Nov 2 81
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CONFEDERATE BAPTIST

YVNlIE publication OF this WEEKLY REII-
\ GlOUS PAPER will be resumed in
JANUARY NEXT. The names Of sub
scribers may be sent to the proprietor. at
Columbus, $. c. Payment will not be re-
4uircd until after tho issue of the first
number. G.. II. MASON
sD- Papers throughout the State will
confer favor by extending this notice.
Nov :
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Stocks! Bonds!

GAVANNAH CITY BONDS.
~ Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Traders Bank, Richmond, Va.
Virginia Central Railroad.
All kinds of Coupons and Bonds pur-
chased. Apply to +. H. LAFON, who can
be found at Jacob Levin's Auction and
Commission Store, or at Mrs. Jas. Rawls',
corner Camden and Marion streets.
Nov
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South Carolina---Richland District.
DURSUANT to resolutions of the Gene
IL raj Assembly, an ELECTION will be
held in this District on WEDNESDAY, ODD
instant for one REPRESENTATIVE in the
Congress Of the United States. Polls Will
be opened at the different election pre-
cincts, and the election conducted in all
respects as for members of the General
Assembly. j. G.. JANNEY,
Nov S Chairman Board of Manaccrs
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Bank of Hamburg, S. G..

A CONVENTION of the Stockholders of
IA this Bank is called to meet at their
banking House, in this place, on WE'D
NJISDAY, 22d November next
Attendance either in person or by proxy
is earnestly requested, so that the stock
may be fully represented.
A. c. DECOTTES, Cashier.
Hamburg, S. C.. Oct. %. 1863. Oct d D
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
SHERIPP'S SALE
OF VALUABLE.
REAL ESTATE.

RY virtue Of three wr;ts of vendi.ion;
- exprnas. issued out of the Circui,
Court for Saint Mary's county. the q, sui,
Of the Presid:n'. Directors and c"mpauy
of the Merchants Bank OF Balumor,
against the goods, cha,,cls. lands aud ,e..
"mcnts Of VIM A & " W Paleett, aud 10
me directed; and by virtue Of three wri,s
of F:cri Facias, issued out of the c:rcui,
court for Saiut Mary's county. one a, the
uit If Ann Howard; one At the suit Of
William 4 Maddox; enc 9. the sui, C
James T VI Rsley. administrator Of C!eu.-
ent Mat'inelcy. aud to me directed; I have
seized and taken in cxecu Ion all th. risi,,
'ltle, interest. claim and demand. at ias
aud 10 equity, IF the said W A s WV
Padeets aud W A Padges. in and to shs
so!lo wing property to wit:
One trsc: or parcel of land called aud
known "a
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
$50 PER 1000 POUNDS.

And il is much cheaper to the farmer tf,,n
bone 'inSt manut ,rtur'.i ON T. 'prS hat har
been b led c,'crci when offered even go
90 less rcr ton. t" say n'bug - he many
~pnri.;is articles Offered t. the pu'r: At any
az! al pr;cc- The farmer. IN ,n.l,l.rrug :
the IL, ; an'l kinds "i bon" du,t. before pl,l
chasing. should. I lose sight ni the fat ;,ar
tie hun"> aionc, ur"rOurA. c;;nn"t ha ;,u5-
chased fur less thau ihr price a, which s,,rnr
kinds nt hone dust IRE offered the public.
We recommend ~ ,thcr i.It'iizcrS shan
Tie above "" sci ii! others "r ur!rr -,
the purchasers s. w, sr.rIy all kinds
Of iCrii;JzaS, hut recommend none tnt th,.s.
we Manufacture. am AZ" prepared - guran-
tee
We w"nMcaI' att.u';on 20 our l4rga, complete
and varic stock Of
AC.lR RLL;,tT[ 7fJTR AT,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
new STORE.

YEN1E Subscribers have op'ned New
a Store at Birds Creek. near Bethel
Meeting tlou>", ahont 81 miles above
Chap,Ico, i'll Chaptic" District, where they
vii! n- pleased - rec~iv. calls from their
s:ienis aud 'he public, they have large
aui carefully sci, ct"l stock Of DRY
GOODS and GROCERIES and all other
articles usually kcp, 10 first class coun
try Store, which they wll sell u, the low
Get lnarSe, prices for cash.
WALTER T. BARBER,
THOMAS TIPPETT.
Oct l9;h, l>G5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
NOT

TNIE undersigned take His method ofinforn-
4 ing The run'lc :.si tlev are Sill ASSOCIATED
ose'her ~ ne Cnrnerier's BUSINESS, nnd will
contract for tn bui!.i,ny nf Houses =: every
description. All work viii be -xecu,-i with
dis2atrh, AMI, IN ali cnltrarts iIr Dwellings
special attention vail % pad TO BsI:kiay.ng
Plasterins art Painting.
All rders atdTeSS-! 20 them ~ Eeonardtown
Md, Will receive pronnt attention.
GEORGE HOR.Er
THOMAS {. GREEA H'LLL,
May In ls65-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
BL SMiTHING.

VIE Undersigned havin, i.urcha.el the
material and good vii! OF the late
Biz k-mith establishment OF a J.
>or"r, Ell , ia his village, will ~
'ere,ttrr carry On The BLACK q
SMITH hrsii sin rhtS l"wr. a good stock
OF r0at"ri's wI!l Oe kept n ham, and all
""rt ~ii be dun= with 6i,l!ty aud des patch
and at m~!era,. prices.
TERNs--CAsu.
4. B. BISCOE,
Leunardtuwu
Late Of the firm Of Gouley g. Biscoe. Clifton
Factory.
Oct. loih, ls55-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
1865
CARPETlNGS. CARPETINGS
WALSH g. CONRAOT.

WALSH g. CONRAOT.
b NJ" No. III Gay Street,
One door from Balu aore Street.
T're>try Brrs,e'' Three -r)yc< Extra
Super l. grains; Super Two-Pye lncr,ins
Common All Wool IncraiuS Eng<; Mats
1a"'c on C."ihS; Floor oil Cloths; of ali
~:'iih>; Rag and List Carpetings; A, and
Stair C"rpc,lng>; iiassoeks; Cocoa Mat
ting &c. &c.
Goods delivered 10 any StcanIl oat or Rail
read free 0: charge. III orders promptly at
,euGcd to-
TERMS NETT CA Su
August 18th, ls65-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

A.s", t'Ie ass0r'rl"l.t Of ! ads Dress
CT"3!> Iney 'nvi:e pn::~.i..- att ton 10
tn"'r vrrk a--e assorts. II OF R.A !y-Maae
C.ui-'' :. VII they OF veTv lbs.
AS EDuTS, SHOES. HATS a~d CAPS.
h'E - lac nest i5rog IS I'm, 81 % u
S215; Mems hpl.s fror 5. - 3, a.I 9Th
er artic.~, :; -lu ~ Iow r.ics.
CDnlr ,..I exam! "a in orler 10 be c.rvin-
ccc.
JANIs0N & GOrGI
Caapi:co.
NJ,
Nv . IcsT-,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

nR. WM. Woodward has located n,
IL FISHING POINT near M.lls,oue Land.
'ns, ami respectfully Offers his p.o!ess!oaA! ser.
> sees 20 The public.
Nay sc:L tsss-.r
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

Their s,r:c, rersona' attention will be given
t. tho sale Il GtAin. To'acc", Live Stock
and ali kinds OF Farm Produce; also. TO thr
purchase ut Guano. Groceries, Farming I'm.
p.cin,nts, &C., &C., a, lowest Cash p,i-
Cos.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-16

Sept. 7th, l5e5-5m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-09

ROBBERY IN rae DAYTIME 3
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, the small
brick Office tenement, on Broad street,
second door east of Twelfth, occupied by
Dr.. Foot and Mr.. Duncan, formerly resi-
dents of Kentucky. was entered and rob-
bed of large lot Of groceries and two
trunks, containing wearing apparel and
jewelry, amounting in value to upwards
II six thousand dollars. at the time
the robbery was perpetrated, the occu~
pants were out at dining. Suspicion
rests upon negro sawyer, who was en-
ployed to saw wood FOR them on the day
Of the robbery and parties living in the
ncighborhood assert that, whoever the
thief was, he entered the building with
false keys, and had wagon in waiting
outside, which carried the things of.
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MAyoR's CorRr.-Thc following cases
occupied the Mayors attention ycstcr-
day:
Richard. slave of Della Mack, was Or
Tered to be whipped for stealing pint
Of brandy anu assaulting Caroline Mack,
a white woman.
A charge was preferred against VIM.
CLAYTON OF stealing two hundred and
fiftv dollars in State bank notes from
Mrs. Crowder; but the evidence being
insufficient to convict him of the offence,
he vas discharged:
John and Andrew, negroes, charged
with stealing a piece Of calico from
Chilcs 4 Chenery. The value Of the
goods being assessed under twenty dol
lars, it was decided that their offence
was that of petit larceny, and the &C
cused were punished accordingly.
Ell& slave Of James A. Patterson,
charged with setting fire to the dwelling
house Of j. c. Courtney, was again be
fore the court. The Mayor decided that,
as the amount Of property destroyed did
not reach twenty dollars, her offence was
a misdemcanor, and thcrcupon ordered
her to be whipped to tho extent Of the
law.
In the case Of Virginia and Emma
Lord, charged viii, stealing one thousand
five hundred dollars, the property Of
Mary w. Mase, the Mayor, after hearing
the evidence, promptly discharged them.
THE accused are proprietoresses of a
millinery store on Broad street, and Mrs.
Hase went in there to make some pur>
chases. Sub sequently, after having left
their store, she returned and accused
the Misses Lord Of stealing her pocket
book, which she claimed to have left be-
hind on the counter.
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UTARNING TO TAXPAYERS

w l. As to Specific Observation-Disclosures,
apothec aries, auctoneers, bakers, bankers, billiard
room keepers, bowlips-alley keepers, Brewers bro.
kers butchers carriers cattle brokers circus cxhb-
lors, commercial brokers, commission merchants,
eonfectioners, daguerrcotypsts, dentists, dsticrs,
draymen, eating -house keepers, inn.kecpers, Jug
eleis, lawyers, livery-stable keepers, pawn bro
k.rs, Iedlars, photographers (Which denomina-
ton includes all who make for sale pictures Of any
kind on glass metal paper, other material, BY the
action OF light physicians. surgeons, tObaccOnsts,
and lin generaD all dealers. by wholesale by
tall IN liquors or in any other things required by
law to register their respective occupations CALI
ngs and pay the prescribed specific tax thereon at
the commencement Of every A. D., to wit On the
LIST day Of January in each year, no matter how
shortly before they may have registered in pre-
cedirs year. or within such further time as is al
lowed BY the Tax Commissioner, unless the buSi-
ness itself be commenced after such time is elapsed
peci6c tax paid at the time of beginning bust.
ness I'm my district. the time first appointed for
this year has been (at my request, for what ap-
peared sufficient reason enlarged by the Tax Com
1865 may still register and pay the SPECIFIC tax in
good time before on the LIST day of February next
but not afterwards, save only where the business
itself Is commenced after that period. hepenalty
llon imposes is doubling of the tax for the first
failure. with like accumulation for every Thirty
days of continued failure.
.. is to 2nxcs on Q4otsrlp Holes or Eeeeipfs.-s
sales and receipts of the quarter ended 3lst ecem.
Der, 1861, has been, in my district, lin like man
ner, enlarged by the Tax Commissioner SO that
such returns may De made TO an assessor before or
on the LIST day of February next, but not after
waris In case Of failure herein the statute re-
qn'res the whole tax the quarters sales or re-
celpts to be doubled After the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon the
latter may be paid at any time before the 10th OF
that month february that is to say, before OF
on, but not after, the 9th of the said month. The
statutory penalty for failure in this also is doubling
OF the whole tax on the sales OF receipts.
No further extension of time will, believe, be
granted with reference to the taxes aborc-men-
toned. The registries, returns and payments arc
to be made in the district where tho business is car
red My district comprises all that part of Rich
nond city which lies between Sixth and -Four ecpth
streets. Offices for receiving returns and pay ents
and making rcgistrics are at the southeast corner
Of Main and Seventh streets.
5. As TO Iarrs on Incomes ard SGiuxics Of 1864.
The time is now couie for making returns of them
which should be done in the districts wherein the
taxpayers respectively reside.
WIN. GREEN, District Collector,
Ja25-t9thFeb Eleventh Virginia District
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OFFICIAL.
TkgAsrsY DsrARrNhrb)
CofrkpEnAr. SrArGa Up AMhstrA,
Richmond. January I. 1865. J

.
CofrkpknArs SrArxa up AAARIrA, !
Richmond, January !, 1865.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
/ Y Frs OF SIX FER CENT. NON.TAAAn!i.s!
CENIIfICATES or INDkBTEDNEsS, !SSUED
UNDER THE r0uRTEENrH SECTION s Vf AZ. Az
OF FEBRUARY Il, lS6L--Notics 10 nefscy given
70 holders and owners Of SIX PER OENT: NOM
TAXABLE cERTIFlcATKs OF MnEDTED-
act Of February II. 1894 that the interest due on
the same 10 Isl January. 1868, will b paid upon
January 70 the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer
or I'ay )epssi.arics named bcloT.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer At Tic hmond, virginia,
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaiies ut Raleigh and Wilmington, Moth
Carclina.
Dcpcsita,ies at Charleston aud Columbis. South
Carolina.
Depositaries at Savannah aud Augusta, Georgia
Derositarics at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
gome4y. Alabama.
Depositsr1es AZ Columbus, Mississippi, and Hous.
ton anu MaIsnatl, Texas. ia 6AGtawlm
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Treasury DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMkcIcs, !
R'cuK1sp, December !, 1861. }


VOSFEpFRArE STATES or AMERICA,
RicpX1su. December !, 1861.
EVENT ii RTY TREAS URY
~ NOTES.-Ir pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November %, 1864, entitled IAN act to
authorize the Secr.s-y the Treasury to exchange
coupon bo1d So. :ye1thirty treasury netes hold.
ers Of sI:n Eoes hereby notified that after tho
payment of TIE annual interest due thereon On tho
frst day of ianury, 1863. upon presentation Of the
sane, the Iresq:rcr, Aglistant TIeasurers and Pay
Depoatsres las designated st FOOT will issue certi.
feates therefor which win entitle the holders to
COUPON bonds payable thirty years after ne Arst day
of January, 1861 bearing six per cent iu!svest from
the saia first Of January, .sj!, payable the first
days OF January ana July III each year. The Urea.
s,rcr, Assistant 1reasurers and Depositaries will
make weekly reports to the Register OF the Treasury
Of such certificates issed at their Offices whereupon
bonds will be sent forward IN satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded TO the First Auditor.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
So Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, VIII GINA.
Assistant 1TeasurerS AZ n "a. iest,n a:li Mobile
Depesitasies at Raleigh AID wilm:r ston, North ca.
Dcpos,tsr,es at Charleston ass Columbia, sou.ao
Depositares at Savannah and Augusta Georgia.
DcIosltarics at Tallahassee, FLORIDA ana Montgcs
merry, Alabama.
Derositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. ia ia
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TREASURY Dtr,RTAuNr,(
HnsN"Sr, Va, November -, 1851.
N1UrICE. is HEREBY GIVEN. TO
~ HOLDERS AM, OWNERS OF CEETIFI-
Gates OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the oct of August 10, 1861, redeeatle AFTER
the LIST day Of January. 1865, to present the same
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
of the Confederate States, one of the Assistant
Treasurers of the Confederate States, or Pay De-
pOsitary Of the Confederate States, funds having
been placed in the hands Of said agents for the pur
pose Of redeeln;ng such stock and coupon bonds
No interest will be allowed such stock and cou-
pom bonds after January LIST, 1865.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eodem Secretary Of Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DspARTMxNT,l
C0NrxD1ATB STArEs Or .AnsafrA.
Richmond. Aus,iat 4. lAs4.

CoNrxDQArB STATES Or AnxalcA.
RICHMOND. August =, 1874.
NERT1FJChTESOF EN0
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUN
INrEkEYr AND FREE FROM TAxATION,--BY
the fourteenth section Of the act 70 reduce the cur
rency approved February II, 1864, the Secretary Of
the 1feaG Il authorised 70 issue the above eerti-
6cates, payable two years after the ratification u
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can
not Be sold but are only to be issued TO such eei.
tors Of the Government = are willing 70 receive the
same in payment Of their demands. They must also
Be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and Aisburs.
ing officers Of the Government Is called 70 this class
ofpubi, securities as offering peculiar advantages
to these from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and 70 facilitate the use Of thsn ehechs
drawn By disbursng officers upon the derositares
holding these funds and marked across the face
payable in certificates Of indebtedness" VIII ~
paid IN conformity Herewith.
Deroita.ies are hereby authorized ard required
~ comply With this regulation, and 10 make appli-
catlon 70 the Register Tor supplies Of certificates ~
required. ls,gnedl @. A. TRENHOLM,
laZ-" Secretary Of Treasury.
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DLOCKADE, BLOCKADE.

UST RECEIVED THROUGH THE
BLOCKADE,
50 pounds BLACK SEWING SILK,
10 dozen ASSORTED HOOP-SKIRTS.
A. pieces sILK-vELv9T RIBBON, .
100 pieces CoTTON-vELvET RIBBON,
dozen SILK NECK TIES,
100 gross GUTrA-PERCHA COAT BUT.
1hSs,
40 gross GUTTA-rERCHA VEST BUT
TONS,
50" dozen HIGH -COLORED SKIRT BRAIDs,
II" gross GILT BILL VTsT BUTTONS,
60 gross SMOKED PEARL BUTTONS,
900 gross LASTING COAT BUTTONS,
40 gross LASTING VEST BUTTONS,
)" dozen SILVER. PLATED spECTACLEa.
dozen STEEL,EJM sPECTACLEs,
GO pairs BUCK GALNTLETs,
l. dozen WATCH KEYS,
LOT WATCH CRYSTALS,
DRESSING COMBS,
ROUND COMBS, AND NUMEROUS
lntE ARTICLES. fvr ale, Wholesale. ,y
10 st ". Il. FOLK. Is, Main street
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TRvAsURY DEPARTMENT,

YRENURY DErARrMENr,l
CONyEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, -
Richmond, Va, August &c, 1864. }
ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
HI INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OR
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6 1861, TO EX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act of May Is; 1851, desiring TO exchan-s
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, to the Confederate
States of America. in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented TO the Register OF
the Treasury Department, who will thereupcn, in
compliance with the provisions Of the act Of June
l3 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds so assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
jl2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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n.~vAxrre.-Ths hisAsst market price viii b
-. :. rms ovrics for. all kinds Of clxAx corrom
- ,,xxs aAs., In large or email quantities.


CosrsrlRArI STATES DISTEErl ouRr.
Nothing was done in this court yestcr-
DAY.
The case Of &. W. ElAm, charged with
couterfeiting, which has hung Gre for
two or three years, has been set for to-
Mrs. Patterson Allan's case was again
continued, in consequence Of the absence
in Europe Of her counsel, General G. w.
Randolph.
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TREASURY DEnAvrxgyr, }
CONFEDERATE State or AMERICA.


I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF TIE
u ! FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
GENT. NON-TAXABI.E BONDS, UNDER TIKI
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAw.--Depcsits en- call will be received by ths
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Trcasu,ers at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta sayan.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates win be Issued
for the tearn: interest at e rate Of four rel
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothccation
Of an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold applied ex.
clusively to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally
BY this mode OF temporary investment and the ef.
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted in keep.
ing the currency within moderate bounds il is hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration Of The
community and secure their prompt cooperation a
carrying .inso effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
ia Its Secretary Of the Treasury.
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PEKsoSAL.-General Hood, late of the
Army Of the Southwest, arrived in this
city ON Tuesday, and is stopping at the
Spetswood Hotel. 1t is intended by his
friends to give him a complimentary
benefit some night before his departure
hence.
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TRAIN DELAYED. The Danville pas
senger train, due here on Tuesday even>
ing At 8 o'clock, did not arrive until a
late hour yesterday afternoon. The de-
Jay was in consequence Of the cars run.
ming oil the track in the nciyhborhood of
the Junction. No injury was sustained
By the passengers.
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BY James N. Taylor, Auctioneer.

MISERABLE DWELLING-HOUSE,
~ ON CLAY. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, on MONDAY, February l3, 1865, on
the premises, ut II o'clock NJ. the thrcc-story
BRICK TENEMENT the south side of CLAW
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets, the
fourth house from Seventh street, and at present
occupied by Colonel Maury. It contains seven
roou:s, and has attached brick kitchen with t,vo
rooms; all in good order, and is supplied with wa
ter and gas.
Possession can be had on the 18th of April next
Taxes for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: Cash. JAMES Al. TAYLOR,
IL SIT Auctioneer.
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DEATH OF GENERAL WINDEa.-A re-
port reached this city yesterday that
General John II. Windcr, formerly the
commandant Of the Department Of lien
rico, was dead. His death occurred at
Florence, Alabama but, at what time, it
is not known.
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AUCfIoH SALES.
FUTURE DAT.
BY James X. Ratcliae, Auctioneer.-

~ S"HxcS NJ NNtCIHep AuCt1ONSSAs sgs
IN FRIDAY, the 10th instant, com.
~ mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the store on
Fifteenth street, lately occupied BY r. Csuthorn;
will sell at auction, for cash, a VARIETY OF AR
TICLES, consisting, in part, OF
ct superior gilt-edged CHINA,
TUREENS,
FLAT and DEEP DISHES.
dozen BLUE PLATES;
An assortment OF GLASSWARE. such AZ
GOBLETS,
WINES,
TUMBLERS,
GLASS BOWLS,
DECANTERS, &c.
BUREAU,
! SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE,
= BARREL STOVES,
ROUND TABLE,
CHAIRS,
High and lcw-post BEDsTEADs,
KTTCHENWNetE,
and various other articles.
CIGARS.
SO boxes choice old CUBA CIGARS.
fcs JAMES r. RADCLIFFE.