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EE Hoods loss in shs csmpsign
agaiost Nashville. is estimated .. a0.oUo
msn. 81 general officers. and 50 guns.
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THE CITY.


MAYORS CouRT.-There we're very few cases Of
interest before the Mayor this morning.
The following were heard and acted upon:
Jim, slave OF John II. Boyd, appeared in court by
order Of the Mayor, charged with keeping cook
shop in violation of tbs ordinance Jim was dis
missed with an Injunction TO make his appearance
bright and early at court tomorrow morning. =
Andrew, slave Of VIM White, charged with pas
sing counterfeit dollar, in coin, on Isaac Jacobs,
was discharged. =.
VIM. Hill had hearing on the Charge Of breaking
the window glass the Old Dominion Insurance Of,
fee, and resisting the watchmen who arrested him
whilst in discharge of their duty. Williams case
was sent before the Grand Jury.
Tom, slave of Thomas Balentine, for having an
Illegal pass, and being a supposed runaway, and
Quincy, slave of VIM. Brown, for being a supposed
runaway were committed.
Lucy Harris appeared to answer the charge of as.
saulting and beating Mary Bingham, Accused was
discharged afteNpoihg mulcted in costs,
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bomb -prooE, In consequence Of the heavy and pIo.
tracted rain Of Monday night and Tuesday.
The enemy renewed his Smelling of the Chester
field batteries yesterday AFTERNOONS aud continued it
with some severity. He Invariably gains nothing
by this PRACTICE and no doubt receives much more
than he gives for the skn artilleristS manning
our batteries are prompt 10 return the hre ana
drop their shells in the enemy's bfeastworks with
unfailiug precision. A number of heavy bombs
were also thrown along the lines on our LEFT yester
day afternoon, and the bursting Of many Of them
could be plainly seen from elevated positions in and
around the city,
Grants railroad trains are kept very busy run
ming ut present. for what purpose it is not known,
except il he in conveying stores from City Point TO
the Left wing and centre of his army. Every night
and morning the putting and blowing Oft the engines
and the rattle Of the cars can be distinctly heard
in the city.
Seouts.report all quiet although there was rumor
at Petersburg that the enemy was endeayoring to
advance his picket line in front of our right.
DAMAGE To THE PIEDMONT RAILROAD.
The Dauyille Register learns that the heavy rains.
Of Yesterday washed down the tressel work on the:
Piedmont Railroad, between Reidsyille and Bendja
and between Greensboro and Sepinaw, so. that the:
trains Cannot pass over that portion Of the road IL
will require several days TO repair the damage done
A GALLANT AFFAIR /.
The Lyuehburg Republican says that few days
since Captain Richards, of Mosby's command with
sixty-uine men, attacked near Berrys Ferryq force
Of 10 Yankees aud in close fight without ihe loss
OF a man6n his part killed, wounded and eaftured
81 OF the enemy The killed and wounded were be;
tween 40 and so The escape of Captain .R.'s men is
as remarkable the execution upontLe enemy, and
slows the advantage of combined GOODNESS and dash.
THE HORSE MARINES AT WORK. : :.
We learn upon good authority that adetachment
of Confederate cavalry recently captured Ydnkce
gunboat the Potomac. We would like to name
the gallant command of which they part, but
deem it prudent not to do 50. y =.
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Frem yesterdays EUsniRg EliitiOH.
THE NEWS.
TIE STONEWALL BRIGADE.

Not many days ago We called attention'to the fact
that the Stonewsll Brigade in almost destitute
condition as regards tents and articles OF wearing
apparel We had hoped that the bare statement OF
this fact would have elected many generous re-
spOnses especially from the wealthy citizens of the
Valley and Richmond. Such we regret TO say, was
not. the result Of our appeal. Probably the article
was overlooked However il was not entirely un-
productive Of good. AS was 10 have been expected,
lady fun of sympathy and kindly impulses responded
promptly 10 our call. We have seen letter ad-
dressed BY General Terry, commanding the Stone
wan Brigade, to Mrs +. Ii. Gill; in which he returns,
on the part Of the Brigade his sincere thanks for
.ssox OF clothing sent by her. He says: .lf had
sent her list Of the arscles Of which we were in
especial want, she could not have hlled it more sat
issactorily | am proud TO command troops who
receive such tokens Of sympathy but still prouder
tll they deserve it. trust thai such may ever De
the feeling Of our people toward this glorious rem
naut OF true and gallant men"
We have also. received from Colonel Z. II. Gill;
SUPERINTENDENT Of Petersburg and Richmond Rail
rosi. check for 5000, drawn in favor of the Stone
wal Brigade which We shall hold subject TO the
der OF General Terry. This, We trust, viii be but
tls beginning OF subscription sufficiently large 10
place the Stouewsn Brigade in possession OF every
cguscr, enjoyed by the most favored troops
Of GeusrsI Lees army. DO they not deserve
in. The do richly, and We believe there is not
man OK woman in this city who will not be glad TO
contribute 70 the welfare 81 this wasted band Of he
rge,. MA c. Cole, Of the W3.g Office, viii
c.,rs the subscriptions of all who disposed 10
eyaJribute TO the relief Of Stonewan Jackson's cid
brigade.
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e THE NEWS.
AnREsT oF EX-GovERNoR FoOTI

ARREST OF EX-GOVERNOR FOOTE
Information has been received in this city Of the
srpes: OF TX Governor Henry ). FoOte, IT Occoduan
in Prince William eountys Tne charge upon which
the arrest vas made has been made public. IL is
understood to have been without instructions from
the authorities IN this city whether, being made, ii
1sesive5 tseir approval, We are not informed.
. EI- Governor Foote has not occupied his seat in
tie House Of Representatives fer two thre weeks
In his last speech il that body, he announced his
purpose to Withdraw from its deliberations, and
retire to some sequestered spOt" where he could
enjoy repOse from the hsrr9ssments of the times
fia few days AFTER this he went towards the RSto-
mae fcr the purpose of sending his family across
that they might reach their home in Nashville. lie
has not since been in this. city.
We fOrbear eomIaent on the arrest until the faets
are better known.
FROM WILMINGTON.
An oaicil despatch from Wilmington, dated this
morning, says:
' About fifty vessels in sight, mostly opposite the
point Of former landing. Fair weather and smooth
sea"
TIE BLAIR MISSION
Tbsewere no developments to-day, relative TO
the mission Of Mr. Frank Blair. His movements,
even, arc not revealed TO the public.
FROM PETERSBURG.
The Petersburg cypress, of yesterday, under
stands that one more casualties occurred on the
lines day before yesterday from the Gavng intoi
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GUAGER's REPoRT.-During the six months ending
Sl.t December last, tic City Ghager, Mr.. Richard
Fox, guaged the following packages of fluids
POP bbls.s of whisky, 4l6 bblsi apple brandy, 2l2
casks rum, l4l bbls alcohol casks French brandy,
2slbbs. oil, 300 bbIs molasses, 1873 bbls vinegar,
aud 200 bbls. turpentine.
For the corresponding period in 1858, he gnaged
1882 bbls. whisky, 25O bbls, alcohol and fluid,
GIL bblS Gppls brandy l57 cssks wine, 800 bbls oil,
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T1E GREAT TRUNK TRAGEDY.
Special Correspondence of Philadelphia Press.l

NORFOLK, Va, january I, 1868.
The great trunk tragedy, which has so excited
public attention not only in Norfolk but in the en-
tire United States, came TO final close yesterday
by tue trial. conviction and sentence Of the accused
party. Maria Louisa Under, the alleged perpetra-
tor of the crime, is tall, thin woman, apparently
about forty years Of age. She isA German by birth,
and the Teutonic lisp stin clings to her language
Yesterday morning she was brought into court and,
after the trial. which occupied an hour and three
quarters, she was sentenced, She was dressed in .
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HEAD'QRS RESERVE FORCES OF VA,
RIcHNosD, Dec.b 1864. {

eFLVIAL THDLh' q"
l. TIE attention of all officers concerned is caIIad 70
paragraph H. General Orders No 81 Current seres Som
these Headquarters herewith unpublished The ore d.
sgnated in said order whoLer Of the line or sian i no
port immediately TO 1t Col. j. c. Shields Command az
Conscnpts, at Richmond
H. Officers reporting in obedience 10 the order above ra
fered to, are advised to GENE Prepared to make their win
ter quarters at Camp Lee where they win be Temporarily
assigned to duty and tho ration allowed them by law viii
be issued.
III On the ist Of January 1868 and the end of each
succeeding month Lieut. Col J. C. Shields will make re-
turns 10 these headquarters OF all officers 50 reporting
giving their names rank. detachment of servjce
their past and present duty and such other acts as NAV
be doomed material to knowledge of their military char
aeteT,
BY command Of Nsior General KEMPER .
dec 6-u r. II. SATTETT A.A q
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!. AIEDIcAL DIRECTORS oFFICE,1
c. g. Hospital in vTginia.. :
a.. Pinhtbnnd liz, ga 1894 \

,[CJRCUL&RJ - =.
Z l. Wheeos supplies bf Hospitals are exempt tnri fin.
pres7ment fHrpe the speeest possible transportation
And agents ENGAGED .H Lef purchase supplied with
general transportation and many facilities 10 ae'
compsh their object these advantages have been abused
and IN some secured by fsudand Misrepresentation
by persons connected with hospitals the Surgeon GEN
sa has therefore, directed that all men assigned as agents
for purchase OF supplies for Hospitals should be furnished
by the surgeon in charge with written permission for their
position which shall bear the endorsed approval Of the
Medical Director.
Provost Ahrshas EnEllng Officers and Magistrates
required mposers all persops claiming to be
medical agents who have this authority and 10 report
to this Office eny agents who purchase supplies at
than rates artcis that they forbidden TO
buy.
H. The following articles bought and supplied the
army By the Subsistence Department and MEDICAL Puuyey
ors and Surgeons in charge " hospitals and their aecred
ed agents have been directed not TO purchase them viz
Reef Mutton Bacon, Pork Wheat Flour Corn Meal Dried
Apples Beans Rice Sugar WhisLey Apple or Peach
Brandy WM. ga CARRlSGT0N,
Medical Director
dee6-lw General Hospitals in Virginia.
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TOTICE.-To parties hoIding cIaims

NOTICE--To parties holding claims
~ against the Government for work done materials or
labor furnished for repairs iof Richmond and D5nyle
Railroad rendered necessary by the raid of the enemy ia
June last will he paid Iresentatipnof such claims to
Instant
Payments can be made only to the parties in person. or
to those who come provided with duplicate powers of at.
tomey properly witnessed. ~ T. d. MYERS,
.del9 Major Of Engineers
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Tn4srRY prPARrnr,T g 3 A.

ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT GALL CIR
l. TflCATES.-AttentiOn is respectfully called to The
provisions of the 9th section Of the act OF CongIess emit
tied an act to reduce the currency, &C. approved Februa
~ H. 1904 which declares that " oil call certificates shall
be fndsbe and shall be taxed ia all respects IA ia provi-
ded for the Treasury notes INTO hich they conser
ble."
The 4h section of said act IMPOSES tax of one bur
drcd per cent the Treasury notes represented by sad
per cent call certificates which shall remain Outstanding
gu the first day Of January eighteen hupdred and sixty,
five, g. a. TRENHOLM
deS-t Secretary Of Treasury
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EOR SALE Tract Of COO Acres, in Charlotte
IT and Campbell, 40 cleared and 400 in heavy timber
having comfortable Dwelling OF . rooms with bau.
and ont buildings convenient 10 several curche4 and an
excellent MIL in good neighborhooi about II miles
the Soufs Railroad aud in location safe from
the enemy The land adapted to the growth Of grain and
fine tobacco. Terns--s 900.
address WI. W HENRY,
jal3-l0t- Charlotte {. H. Va
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no WI'g' !.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT "a. rules held In n
Monday the 9th day OF December, 1864: ~
John Bes2!ey, George Boazley, Douglass Withers and
henrietta ms %lie, who was Henrietta Besz.ef Alfred
A. Muse aad Betty his wife who was Betty Bea5ley
oo Snli!na Beazey and Mary BsazIey, PalndIs,
Lucy B'Beazley Philemon Skinner and MaIyina hswSe
who was 9glvna Beszley, Reuben +. Lewis AID
Laura his wife, who was Laura Beazley. EdwaIa
beazley Joseph Beazley "a minor under 81 years CT
aget and WIN. A. Daniel. Sheriff, and, such,
mlttee OF the estate,oi John u. Beazey. dece@sed.
Defendants,
IN CHANCEkI.
The object Of this obian-a deere; for the d.
vision OF the estate Of JOHN H. Beazey decreased under
Es will and appearing by affidavit that The defendants.
Philemon ,skiDney and wife and Reuben Y. Lewis and
wife n0n-resideats of this Commonwealth the
ton OF the paintGay their sttornsyt Is ordered that
the said defendants do amsar hef within one month after
due publication Of tha nsce and do what neeessaryfo
protect their interest and that this notice be published
week for four weeks in the Richmond SemWeekiy
Wing,
ACepy-Tsso;
ssqa+-vtgs -. ct, WOODWARD, clsb,
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May last. from our resi-

CTOI-EN;'in May last. from our resi-
- dence in Chesterfield county Va by the Yankee raid
ers under kautz the foowing REGlSrBRED BONDS viz
No 1886, issued tb r. O. Markham, April Goth, 1863 loan
Of February 10th 1868 interest from April Doth, 1868 for
$500
No. 2S5, issued to- 7 o. Markham February I4th 1863
interest from February 3D. 1863 natures January 1870
for $3.50
No. 1890 issued to Vincent Markham, January It'll,
1858 interest FROM January 26h 1863 due January 1879
for $3.50
This to give notice that the undersigned will make APP
pcaton to the proper authorities for the renewal of said
bonds. y T. o. MARKHAM,
del7Lw6w- VINCBNT MARKHAM,
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Ill hhds dcs, 7,4Oo bbls. nolasses 2Os hhds. do,
I,l57 bbfs.,rAm SO bbls tarpentine, 2o6 halApipe-
brandy, 6Obbls. do, 80 hhds. and pipes rum and
giu
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HEApQRs RESERVE FORCES OF yA..)
RICHMOND, Sept. 90. 1864

VI By Virtue Of authOgy derived from the Secretary NJ
War al officers from the State of Virginia who are re-
tired assigned to light duty supernumery or unassigned
are ordered to report in writing these headanarter will
in thity days such officers failing report within the
prescribed time will be dropped from the rolla
By command Of Brig. Gen. kExPER
r. II. CATI Eff A A n
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del6-eodam
NIOTTCE no HOLDERS AND OWN

NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
~ of six per cent nOn-taxabe certificates OF ndsbt
enes issued nnder the l4th section Of Act of February
H. ls64NOtice hereby given TO holders and owners OF
per cent non-taxae certificates of indebtedness issued
under The l4h section of the act of February H. 1861
that the INTEREST," due the TO st of January 1865
will be paid upon presentation of the bonds Of any time
after Isl January the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer
C. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Treasury
Treasury Department Richmond, Jan. 2, 1866.
Treasurer Richmond, Va:
Assistant Treasurer Charleston and Mobile.
Depository kaleigh Wilmington. n. c. 20.
do Savannah & Augusta, Ga.
do Tallahassee, Fla; & Montgomery Ala.
do Columbus, Miss Houston Il Marshall,
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.sUSsCRBEEs whose papers marked with Cross viii
understand that their term of subscription Is abOuttO
pe and win remit promptly they wish their papers
tiuued
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DANK NOTECE..-Fhe office of the Bank of the
ID Valley in Virginia at Christiansburg, proposes re-
deem its circulation presentation at the counter Of
said bank at the rate of one dollar in coin for every five
dollars of he issues of said Office.
By order OF the Board. c. B. GARDNER,
no29-d3taw6w Cashier.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. y. Al
- Richmond, July %, 1864
TNAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In order to
promote far "a practicable the early liquidation by
the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES the
Treasurer Assistant Tre9suer and Pay Depoares in the
different States hereby authorized receive the said
notes except the 500 notes. 66 90 per centum depo
SIT issuing for Certificates of Loan upon hypotheca
ton OF non-taxabe bonds The said certificates to be
payable demand after the expiration Of ninety days
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds hereby
authorized to receive the taxed notes with the exception
above named in payment Of bonds when sold at the
Of 66 % per centum. G. 7. TRENHOLM,
au29-t Secretary OF the Treasury: