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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

FoURTH OF JrLT-It IL only one
month and four days and then coueth
the Fourth Of July, the n4ti0oal anDiyer
.sary the greatest nation on the face Of
Gods green earth.
Now the question arises, sLall We
Celebrate the day in becoming man
ner7 IF the answer depended on our
self We would answer, in our loud4 st
tones. yes Bo; the answer 70 The ques-
ton depends on the people, and We have
no hesita iou in saying That their 81.
s~er shessld De yes.
There never was time when II so
much became as as free, Independent
and prosperous people, to celebrate tie
anniversary Of the dsy that gave our
ns,ion's birth.
We have jnst passed through the most
terribly bloody and destructive war the
world has ever known, and God has graz
cioasly preserved our national existence,
and ii is but right and proper that,
thanking Hin for this preservation, we
should rejoice tog ether that we are one
free and independent nation still
We know that private arrangements
have been made for the celebration of
the day By the Messrs Damron, at the
f! Crescent City Springs, and the Crescent
/ City Silver Band has already beea en-
gagged for the occasion, aud we now
suggest that the use OF the beautiful
grove, in connection with the Crescent
/ City Springs be secared for the Fonrth
Of Jaly, and that We have good old
fashioned celebration, with the read
ing Of the old Declaration and the new
one, al Grafton, national salute aad
whatever else that will add honor and
pleasure to the day.
The location is convenient, the
grounds handsomely prepared, and the
use Of them can be had gratis, the use
OF the band can be bad there, and a
grand celebration, such as becomes 8
great people who APPRECIATE the bless
ings by which they ars surrounded, can
he had. What influential ladies and
gentlemen will move 10 this matter, and
make it SUGGEST We pause for re
/ ply.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
GEN. KIRBY suIra's SuRaESDGR
Terrible Ex Io-i "a In Mobile, Ala.

fsp,elsI .spsioh to tn Memphis uIletin
NEw ORLEANS, May 25.-Generais
Sterling Price, Buckper, Brent, and nine
staff officers arrived here TO day, as com
missioners from Kirby Smith, to negoti
ate with Gen. Candy for terms of surren-
der. Generals Dick Toylor, Bnckner
and Price, on tue par of the rebel
Trans. Mississippi department, aud Cen
erals Candy and Heron, on the part Of
the United States, had consultation to-
day at two O'Clock, the result Of which,
it is reported, was surrender Of all the
rebel forces west Of the Mississippi, upon
the same terms as those accepted by
rebel commanders east of the Missie-
eiDui
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

A FALsEHgoD NAILED 1t is stated on
the authority Of Gen Washburne that
the story of a plot on the part of the
eolored troops to murder Forests pa
rolled men, aud the killing of several
Of Them IN quelling the attempted rising,
is false in every particular.
Ever since the Government commenc-
ed organizing negro troops il. has been
the steady policy Of certain Democratic
papers TO persistently endeavor to bring
reproach upon them. Hence, the slight
est breach of discipline, or good order,
committed by negro soldiers has been
magnifed into great horror, and mag
mary outrages frequently attributed to
them; but, one by one, like the above,
Z they have been dissipa.ed By the light Of
/ truth and candor.
I Sensible men have only been surprised
\ that there have been so few occasions
for reprosching the eolored soldiers
/ DEATH or HEaoISE AIRS Elizabeth
Z. George, Of Fort Wayne, died recently
] from disease contracted in the hospitals
at the South, where, for nearly four
years, she had devoted her life TO the
alienation OF the sufferings of our brave
sick and wounded soldiers Mrs. George
was over sixty years of age when she
volunteered for this service, which she
so faithfully discharged. Let the name
of Mrs Elizabeth L George stand high
on the scroll OF fame among the heroic
womepof America. fL $50
AoclDsNT.--Mr. Wm. MeCutchen, a
carpenter. was engaged yesterday
morning in patching the wea,her-board
ing Of a house on Second street, between
Main and Locust, when the scaGoldinr
on which he aud another man wer,
Standing Suddenly gave way precipi
tstiug McCntcben to The ground, dis
tauce Of some twenty feet, by which h,
was severely bat not dangerously bruis
ed on his leg and hip. The osherfuan
viii the portion Of the scaaolding OF
which he was standing, lodged wher
half say down, ami he escaped iujury
Extreme care should be exercised il
erecting scaffolding, and many such &C
oidents would then be prevented.
E1S- The Louisville JoHraal says, tn
tate Governor Of Tennessee, fsham G
Harris, was arrested few DAYS ago 3
Marietta, Georgia, in .Jtqgrdnte deticoI
ShapHeetoOR Bsreury
The Louisville Journal certainly neve
was guilty o. a typographical oIuude
80 Rggrdastc as the above It would b
iRdelicoNel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
thermometers.

CoOp ASSORTMENT uF THERMOMETERS
~ for aala by II. SCUBA PEkR,
Cor. Main aud acond streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
NEW SALOON.

ATTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FTRsr
class saloon on the cornrr % M4ia and
ghth streeta, WHARF will Be found ths beat
luoFH o. 81 kinds. liberal shars q patrenags
enetssA IN IT,,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
GOLD

Having now Special Partner in
New York, who ia almost constantly IN
the Gold Room, we will hereafter be en-
abled 70 take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
uNcLA ME FRRTGHT.

- - - Ia AAAa e AAA1 AZ "A a =
Fsl0s - rHE sRAAs kxrn,ss eArsSK.
Evsn vtit~, Azs a. lS6S
TINS koLtowtsG ARTtCLES, on HAND
4 ia the Aa>uis exarrss once, Svansville n
hot ca led for D. f0re ths Sab a % joe nsxt,
eiil = sc'd thst tsy p blic Auction. Cat 10
eel A. N 80 ray fr-tsht aud ehArEss.
haaa ,, Ms. .. 3 riley, carr u eurkhAm,
Eyausville
bsx, n Ratsnszn. RvussvRle.
pkz "A Ereskinrsdea. Fraatshafg. Ky.
can. Prvf hshm. Esal sviils
J box, }. b. Bsaop, c svof Us spree'e. Evsss-
? rs. c.a9s. Rrosa Co. Evansville.
s .ss 3 5 < 4 p r,sss
box, }. ". Fa.raat,
pS., n n. OR n,
trnak, 9 7, Namboit.
sasasi Aaa Pks attached, D. ?. Hsneeek.
~, R. P. HAstheru, uau horn nin..
bcxes. a. @, Hal och. EvsnsSlll-, ind.
eK, VIM asAri. care 4 }. a. Dodse,
ps, I..SS s ~. Of 7. as .1 as iss;
tive, uiu ~.
hex, D. JadsSn. Essnfville.
Iba, n n konasd
benai ksl Waite,
Pkg. J. J. biiss
l kasp,ses .aa tks. $. r Lyman,
lcs-s ) 9 miller.
pkg, ". Mack.
ps6, " Marks.
mfehAnes no marx uSudcreohs
ptEs NO mark,
pks p G. o Kelley,
pate. IA. Ptwsrs,
I pkg, " .sh,
bex, Prssldsat Az isuitarei Tccisty, Evans.
sisle. NaN.fHs
hSsx. =. b Ean0r, Booa.visls
pkg, Ms q ktarsf. Madisouviilc, Ky.
+ haF ) q. hptidgs. Evansville ~
I Pkg, y. Stephrnson. 0Rssystiie. Ny.
I IT'S, Mas 3, q. Eobnss 4, keS Harmony.
trS nis4 Sc GA Q, savdeFsvills, ca 8 Ct II
Jur kiuA, Evansville
= b.S. Dr. a. steel ansvu ..
I rag d o. sfesssrs 4 v.rm 10. Ky.
haa, d Nhitteugir, kraasviiie.
/ bdt. , Wade. Maa rVu
pkg. }. n. White. Hsrtfort, ~.
pkK hn Whe Hendsrson, NJ.
I BOX. j. eaor, t1unxiiie.
THOMAS 0AifiIEB. Agent,
Nay - rs 6-ls0i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
FGn SALE.


Business Lat Ter 6ale .aa
CtoEgEE n FIRer ~ Letter STREETS
Y " oppgsite the gls rgsf Office, % ~ 10 fset'
with al .he impfa remetslsi Thtsais ore ~ the
Ba eels OF reasssabie terms II application be
gaads Il orce. ffayRt,t JOb sOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
"a ido1ga FOR Sale!

A RgIEEDfD CD BBAs REsIpENcE on
n NE ncFts, sftifit ne city irgits-a wo story
brick honso, with st7ble ana irniis ~ aii
myssK = III 4 JoHssoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
Organde Lawns.

A NICE AS URTMEST oF PLAIN ANE
n Fancy 0rgaede lawns just ope Sd and sell
Ing eheap Rt sCHAPkER 3 DEsSiNc's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
c old.

In order TO furnish Coin in hand 10
pfrties who may wish 10 buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, IN large
pieces, from Twenty-tive TO Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
AUCTIo
uaRAM NELSON,

u. -. A,uct1oneers
Has Removed his AUCTION Room to
NO. 81 LOCUST ST.
iraun pools urpew Tilr ruEawoop HoosE), ),
Where hevl u attend 70 ~ KINDS of Assertion husi.
ness. 10 fhe sHl he 81 Merchandise. W ona,
GaraGaads, n ofs.f, and Real kHtatf
Apctieu day. - uE~DNY. HUN Dat and
iBATu kpAY Of each " 81.
Cash advances on con l9nmfutAs
Eefrs 20 at ths citixeua q Eva svtlls who
4 Sow him.
VIII yira bis whole time Ms bnsi eFs ala
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
suNDRTEs.

FANCY GOODS.
XII. a. g Ch1apfSH.
NAfouLp ALL rHg ATTENTION OF TIE
w pubic % his splendid assor tment of Fancy
Toilet articles, eensisii g Of Ea EEe
so varieties Of Toilet Scars.
Flair Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushee.
Comb IN endless Ysristies.
TheStra Roug, Diamond DUET.
Bloom Of Ninon. Alab.stsr Tablet, ana
AL stylcs Of "a mrs and Powders.
Pun uexca, Puts an4 Toilet D. tles.
Everything aeoessary % complete the reiiet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
HOTEL REoPEpED.
w Washington . House,
CHRIS, EEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. bIsfa as, ffIlrd sts.,
ENAHsvILLE, led.

WINS 0LD, " XII EsTABrhsHEp, AND
4 widely .knswn Hbtel hsa been closed for Sow
erH weeks audi Tkoins feraifa. u has, during
this tune, bcsn rerainfed iusie and ous, hes been
thoroughly htfed az, and Ia great uneAsure iurn-
ishad W % new beds and furniture. The pFOprie-
tor has made every Arrangement TO render BIS
homes cOugenisnt, hostility aud agreeable 20 the
public.
for q sefsAa Of 1sarS has btsu extsuasd 20 the
WASHINGTON, he inyitsa a nanHwal oftheir custom,
ard wilt endhaVor 10 have HIS table furnished and
the housa nasuaxed 10 way 70 merit thssr eontio-
ueA patronage.
Jmuibes.s ELL pasHenEers 40 and from
she teuasf -~s.s t1'vF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

uNIIE HULL of tho Steamboat Judge Mcclure
4 f9r fale--@uitalle forra snsli pfarf-boat
Is.gth, lOf FEET; widta. - fs~t- Appl 70 Mitch
Of es HOis 1t Casayg via, hy.1wlsre the boaf can
10 seen, o. address
my 2si2w a-N W GAskH
A LARGe HOUSE, WITH 10 rooms lsrg- elIar
IA ard az cunvenfeucsw Rcls 10 AS ., adairA-
bly, slfiiat,ds for Boarding oess PrlCs S1.gB.
mbg9G a JOHNSON
a LARGE Two STORY BIZ X D. 1tess~-
q T. Gouble q nefneHf, 40 iese--wiil fet for
500 per ,ear Pries $1,000.
mhZs,tf a. J0uN-OH.
ErIRgT CLASS DuIbBfaC sL0T, flontlng
n Blackfani Grove, abosa Msm str.u ran q
had vary hsss ABdaou time 4 efa rfHervi x ~ 81
tbessa lois ,ar hpa hasass only, 60 D. bnIt W pnr
ehssafn linh29.fI "A y oh
liIy good DWELLING roil sI3s 4a-i net tfp lshed
- -&INl1naea irqulrt Is
@afi.dfi- - ioiis-et-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

4 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC aU0TiON, on
1 Thar, AZ. ths lst Of Jau-, Il Gel OK .. 20 .
corner Of hah aa0 Thru siies >, t-s flowing
nae ed articles;
I Bu eau,
BcdstAl,
I D4u - Mattress.
! Wsshs.A' d,
! rewing char,
Jsnn Liud Cnsirs,
De tort Tabla,
! Cus baari safe,
sl1t Cha rs.
Kit hsn fatls,
Loan -,
! AattFe's for ia sase,
/ rpet- .als rds
] OarPet--z54 yar1H,
.ir hi4es-~ath hx grss,
Bhuls,
spec ors
rs gaf Boxes,
! Meal Box,
v ssh Tubs.
! WHshboad
l WasbtoS aad Pitcher,
CHAMBER,
Ella Irons,
I'D sooa s.rtinsni Of Crookery nd Sin wSie.
s3l-2t J. CAiIh. AnctiOus-r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
AUCTION.
Wreck at Auetlonl

"a FILL BE SOLD At Pf BLfC AUCTION.
w at the VIA boat % Hsil hndds Efsns-
II is, Ind., saturday, Jug "a 80, The hu4 ]
Asd nach,u ~ the steanboa t.e - als lies
Iowa ~rsck--o pis o. q Isl N tweuty tevea
b Ire bel Evansville. a. Tie Cd lies 90
tina u VIII bt entirely day 81 low water IN tie
0ai3 river hAi two p0i 81 Ave nued and ~ .
Gag ., eive iuch In disa -tsr mi oar fest
FtFoksi al her gne > vas cut iuly ue~, sad
her hull wx. tut } It'll ia 81 hg tie sfnkirE
The aail aad ma hi; err Il he sod 90 in y
isl isl5. tie beasht 81 shol4 - aity c0ueera 4,
70 fh shest uid4sF, c.sh. sale positive.
mySt-sgt hi Al a. hAZLETT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
GRAND UNION BALL.


GBASD FAREWELL UEION BALL WILL
1 he sen by the ii "a ID soli ers ~ Hosgifa !
g. /, b. X fhe city 4. % q . t Eht
Al trisBds Of the soldiers sfsd " the niou are
pa Unity invited 81 stssnd.
'oad a,usie vii b. provided. myso d2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

s@-A young man from The eoHn-
Try" who is decidedly stage struck,"
sends US the following pome, which has
a right pretty jingle:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
LIGHT BREAD.

sweet Light Bread.
TRATTON's GEBgATEp YRAsT CON
- poussd the verJ tr1t article Tor flaiiy bAkitg
syer ii rsatrd Taese cakes. WIZ ne ttey have
-Urne IN e0mF.tion Nth other - cakes, have
ssvAriahiy oai led % lie prruuiui
Tne trsaie ~ b. suVpiied Al :. q. HANuek .
nrnk Sfore. SO, ~ Soaih First stFect, asAr the
as.-fasns@ mssxafs- Iva sa~Ie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
ICE RIA
CARPENTER

L. ID Walker
H.s open~d
CAR EN RR 3 JOIN 8 + SHOP
cherry str o., & seer irst and S~cond
.srsers. w6os p upt al az oa " y Eivea 20
~ ostsrs r. 9 rs So =. = o. By n. -,
Nvss wi tFf In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

ES- The Louisvilie JoHradl says, the
3ets Governor Of Tennessee, Isham G
Harris, was arrested few DAYS ago at
Marietta, Georgia, in .JtqgrdHte deiicot
Nba.ruegfoarD aszrrur,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs.
ia act

" A LU A Il E FARM OF THREE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS, AT POWHA.
TAN STATION, ON THE DANVILLE ROAD;
ALSO, STOCK, CROPS, &C., FOX SALE AT AUG
11ON.-On TUESDAY, January 3lst, at IL o'clock
A. M, We will cell, upon the premises, the FARM
formerly owned by DIR. Il. N.Hudson situated a.
above 1t contains three hundred and seventy
acfe.--one hundred and sevcnty-fye cleared one
hundred In original growth and the balance in Sc
cond growth pines.
lhc improvements are excellent dwelling
with nine rooms, including basement large barn
stable for fifteen he es, large kitchen, three quar-
tiers, corn.crb, smokehouse, ice-house and school
house; all OF which are in good repair. There is
also fine young orchard.
Thirty bushels Of winter oats and sixteen bushels
OF wheat have been seeded on the farm.
Posse sson Of the greater part Of the premises at
once, and Of the whole within thirty days.
1t is rarely that desirable farm is now offered
for sale it being good land with superior improve
ments, and located at q station the railroad
which affords facilities for communication with
Richmond twice day. -
After the sale Of the FARM, we will sell the
STOCK and CROPS thereon, consisting Of
HORSE,
5 COWS.
HELPERS,
CORN,
OATS,
HAY,
WHEAT and DAT STRAW,
FODDER,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, 60.
Trims: At SALE.
- Purchaser to pay taxes for 1868.
Persons wishing to attend the sale can take the
uoFning tram at A. N. and return in the evening
ats. sGRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
JaSa Auctiopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24

POLICE ARREsrs.-The following ar
rests were made yesterday afternoon by
the Mayors police:
Horace Hovan and John Turpin, youths,
charged with assaulting and beating .
negro in the First Market-housc, and
stealing soap from Frank Dominicl1nd
James A. Powell.
Martha, q slave, charged with stealing
meat from William Cullingsworth, a
butcher in the First Market. Martha
WAS whipped for the offence, by order OF
Justice Chandler, and afterwards dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J

TREASURY DEPAHTMEST,l
COSFrDrRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RicHMoSD, November 81 1864. )
THE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
i COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES or
STOCK issued under the act of August 10Th, 1861,
redeen bic after the LIST days of January and July,
1861, are hereby notified to present the same for
Treasurers or Pay Depository of the Confederate
States, funds having been placed in the hands OF
those officers for the purpose OF redeemng said bonds
and stock No interest will be allowed thereon after
January LIST, 1865. q. 4. TRENHOLM,
de 7--oodlm Secretary of Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
by G.ubbs & Williams, AuCtioneers.

DEAL ESTATE IN SIDNEY FOR
Ii SALE AT -AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
gath of January, at II O'Clock NJ, We will sell the
following well-locatcd property in Sidney, viz:
/. TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, on the north
side Of the plankroad, just beyond the Westham
House and opposite to Green's row. They have
about four rooms each, with lots twenty=eight by
one hundred and thirty feet.
2. THREE LOTS, fronting thirty feet each, on
the west side Of CherfS street, between the Naval
Magazine and the property of John G.. Andrews
Culvert street, thus having two fronts.
8. A very valuable LOT at the corner of Cary and
Beividere streets adjoining the residence of J. II.
Oliver, fronting forty feet and running back good
depth.
TERMS: At sale. Purchasers to pay taxes for
1865. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia 90 AuctiOneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24

BscAPB OF PR1soSER.-Rodolph
Williams, . member Of the Tenth Virgi-
mia battalion, undergoing trial before the
military court>martial now sitting in this
city, escaped from the ante-room of the
building in which the court is held yes
terday morning. The attention of the
guard over him was drawn off from the
prisoner for few minutes, during which
he.took the opportunity to escape. He
has not yet been recaptured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DfrARTNEHr,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August ), 1864. J


CoNPEpysArg STATES or AMERICA, 4.
Richmond, August :, 1864. }
NERTIFICATESOF INDERTEDNF.S4
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUi
liz fER43Sr AND FREE FROM TAXATION.--Bs
the fourteenth section of tho act to reduce the en-
rcncy, approve, February II, 1861 the Secretary 4
the Treasury Is authorized 20 issue the above cert.
heates payable two years after the ratification =
treaty Of peace with the United States. They
not be solo, bat arc only to be issued to such cre-
tors OF the Government ~ wiling 10 receive he
same In payment OF theirdcIcaf95. They must also
ne given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and dlsb'irs-
ing officers OF the Government is called to this class
o:pubhc securities offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies Of the Government.
are bought; and to facilitate the Of them, checks
drawn by disbursng officers upon the dcpositaries
holding these funds ard marked across tie face
payable i'll certificates OF Indebtedness" will b
paid in conformity Herewith.
Derositares arc hereby authorized and required
30 comply with tbs regulation, AND to make app-
cation 10 the Register tor supplies If certificates as
yaau;.c.. (SlsnedI &. a. TRENHOLM,
ITS Secretary c. Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
TAXES AND TAXES ON

GpECIFIC TAXES AND TAXES ON
~ SALES OR manifestations engaged in
any business required by law to be registered must
register the same and pay the specific tax thereon
within twenty days from the commencement of this
year. that's to say, before the 2lst instant, under
pain Of having to pay the double Of such tax for
failure therein the first time with accumulation
Of the like amount for every thirty days OF con-
tinued failure. And persons liable to pay taxes on
sales or receipts for the quarter ending 3lat Decem-
ber lsst or for any portion Of said quarter must.
within the same period Of twenty daysthat is say,
before the 2ist insaat-make returns Of suoh sales
or receipts to the proper assessor, under penalty CT
paying double the amoGntof the whole tax thereon.
Besides which, they must, within 4 farther period
OF twenty daysthat is to say, before the 10th day
CT February nextray to the proper district eoilec-
tor the taxes assessei their id sales receipts
under like penalty fer failure in this also Ny dis
trict embraces all that part Of Richmond city which
lies between Sixth and Fourteenth streets and
offices for receiving returns and making assessments
thereon, and for receiving the specific and other
taxes aforesaid, still continued at the southeast
corner Of Main and Seventh streets.
WIN. GREEN, District Collector,
ia Cts Eleventh Virginia District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

1.-TWO VACANT LOTS, IN PORT
MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiu
be sold on MONDAY. 23d instant, On the premises
ut l: O'Clock NJ, two VACANT LOTS, in Port
Mayo, situated on the south side OF Sixth street
lots nine and ten in the plan Of Port Mayo. The
lots front on Sixth street thirty-seyen aud a half
feet each, and run back one hundred feet, and adj
join the property OF Mr.. Timothy Kearse.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale. -
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctionecr.
In consequence of the rain, the above sale is
postponed until FRIDAY, the 9th of January, at
Il o'clock. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
jazz Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24

AcclDEsr.-On Saturday last, Mrs.
Gamble, residing on Leigh street, near
Seventh, fell down on the ice in her
ysrd and broke one OF her arms. Her iniu-
ries were properly attended to, and on
yesterday We learn her condition was
IS comfortable o. might be expected.
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T8rAsuRv DYFALTMEsT,
CONFEDERATE STATE. or AaYRics,
Richmond July "a ISC4

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-Inr
IL der n promote, as Ear practicable, the ariI
Eqn:1a,ic by the Treasury OF the OUFSTAN1Ap
TAXED NOTES, t:s Treasurer, Assistant TInsI-
rer, and Fay lepostarlcs in the different States 70
hereby authorized TO receive tho said notes, .Sefs
the Slo0 notes, at e6s per centum On deposit lSoi-
ing for same certificates of loan, upon hyPofsea-
ton Of non-taxable bonds. The said cer.lEesies.f
be payable on demand after the expiration OF ialnss
lays.
And all agents fer the sale Of the above honds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, wth
the execution above named, in pay,acnt OF bonds
when sold, at the rae OF 663 Per centlua.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
lt2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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By Bouts, Sanderson &, Tabb, Auctioneers,
(Cu. ia Main street,

By Bouis, Sa:derson & Tabb, Auctioneers,
(No. III Main street,
"TE WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT
w OUR AUTONOMOUS, No. III MAIN
STREET, on THURSDAY, the Goth instant, q
general assortment Of GOODS, WARES and MER-
CHANDISE, comprising
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
FURNITURE,
COOKING-STOVES,
TIMERS TOOLS,
LEATHER,
WRAPPING PAPER,
SAND PAPER,
WINDOW GLASS,
COTTON YARNS,
EMPTY BOTTLES,
A lot OF secondhand TIN CANS,
! very superior CORN CRUSIIER,
YARN SOCKS,
And many other articles.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
BOOKS.
ATT o'clock 2. NJ we will offer nice selection
Of BOOKS. Those wishing to avail themselves Of
these opportunities will send their consisnments in
early. BOUIS, SANDERSON g. TABB,
JA "A Auctloneers.
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0oino Hoxk-One thousand Yankee
pF'senesA confined in Libby prison, will
% sent North in the Gag -of.truce boat to
morrow morning The number Of mi.
sonsrs now on hand in this, citv 81 I'm.
wards Of. three Thousand. incl,,a;re
about sixl3 Alicsrs. :. .''e
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YAxKBs DksEHsEas.-Twenty-cdd de-
serters from the Yankee army were
brought to this city yesterday and COM
mitted TO Castle Thunder, there to res
main till the usual number are collected,
when they viii be sent hoIncward by
tho usual route.