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Proposals.
7 AReE GovERNNENTssL
sTfAsfBoATs BAkess. ASDssp-YARp.


sTEAffBoATs BAkGEs. ANDsHTP-YARD.
orARrrEaksIra GrsrtAls OrrcE)
hAsHlSol0S, DC. July ~, 1865.
Sealed Proposan are invtet and I'll - rcase.d
Al the office d he Qnft-rmsater Gene,al frureau
o. Ran and River 4 anzportsfi.nl, nj Wasniast III.
" - until toe fist day 81 september next, at ~
SeNe< m ~ tre pA~ashaseotthe Q loving nuned
nEarpcsta Bafges. end other pr0pe ~
SIDE wheel Atsamer thiclAmsum, registered
tonnage 2z ton
side-wned steamer Burnside. registered Tonnage
~ tons.
slds-Ehsei steamsf Thonas registered homage
10 tons.
sde.vheel steamer sherman, resisters "a tonnage,
sidssheslssarnsr wsahatchie. registered ton.
nage e.
ads-whtel steamer Knoxvius. registered tonnage
siae-Eseel steamer 'Dunba lvrschA. registered
sisia .hsd steamer Kingston. registered ton
rn. Wheel steamer Ksaesaw, resiss.red tonnsge
stern wheel sisaner bridgeport registered ton
~sra.whsef steamer Ho.sson. registered sOnnses
Sc tons.
s,.'P;vsssl sseanerr asaonny registered ton
siern-whei steamsr Chattanooga. registered
! tcnn0Ga, T. tons.
sis,nrwheeis steamer Atlanta. registered touDsge.
s~as.vhcsl steamer Resaes. registered tonnage.
sae-rhesi ss amsrL oosou rerssred ioanags.
Eafonf-
ses.shesi steamer sione Rises registered ton
maze, ga toas
SIDE wheel steamer olBeh. registered iopnsge,
Aso, seven % Guneaie Barges.
tncitoW Boat and ere Mcdaf Barge
al which can he stea e Chattanoova. Tenn.
etsny une pBor - the cay o. sala.
hiSo, TOT ms hGiidirg4 WAYS. t~tsionart mschine.
ADD eppertensnces ~ The uniiee S(nies ship
13tdnE yard a. ChHtAnooR
"a &c cnr+ion Of can TT seen Al fhs
ofieea Of the gu rternssters % Transpbi fafoo n
Chattanooga.
Proposals are invited for each boat or harra sen,
raiely the name or the boat or descrption ~ ~
hasEe 60 be des gnaes 10 the proposal.
Aiuii descfipnvE Of the property NAV - attain
ed on application 10 Braret Colonel Arthur Eslwnrss
A {. ~. s.. Louis no.
Each envelope onistaing a hid should he senled
and endorsed "Erposai far Steamer. Barres an
other proper3 Rs lCheltano ga" "Bnrean q
Ran ara tife~ i. anepoEtsiicn. aud addressed a.
ne Quart .rmass r General L. = A., Washington
Paymsni toh~ msde in Juiied Eta e. currsne,
upon the acceptance Il any proposal. and nfcr d
be delivery al ne properly.
Ih- reserves tie right 70 wilhlnr
any % tae above properly AID q reject pro- oszis
~ ordef Of tht Q~usrtsrmasisr General.
- LENS b. ptHrotH
Brig Geuerl end Chiefof IA antN lNfft
fpi~ton Il| aur
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@What did yea come here aflefY' in
quired Miss Susan Draper ola bachelor
friend, who made her a call when the
rest Of the family had gone cut
II came % borrow some maichea he
meekly replied
Matches, Thais a likely story.
Why don't you make a match /
kHoH what you came here for, ex-
claimed the delighted miss, IS she
crowded The old bachelor into corner;
700 came 70 kiss mo and hug NE a.
most % death, but you shan't without
yor are The the strongest and the Lord
kn0Fs you are
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PACKARD TO.
MAnusac.ureEs Agents foF Che sale Of
Es7500OO aWOFth
1oE17i4A
@ ole and Silver Watches
GOLD PINS, CHAINS,
bracelets, Kings, SETS Of JewieFF Sc

mo be Disposed Of - ONE DOLLAR each.
u without regard 20 value, end not 70 - paid lCr
mt you knoN uhat you ars % receiTes
our inducements are tie Ee1ffat ere7 odSfed f1r
chtainin4 rood eN fhT nt lou Erces. 3
Coffdt&ea Of ~ ne Articles ramed IN Our circu-
lar are put into enselepee, sealed uP. and mixed.
choice, and sent b. maii, Tee Of expeaec, giving 81
4 fir cfaaoa IT viii then b ef your option b.
send one Dollar or Tie article az not 68IisFAG-
TON Is GUARANTEED u all cases. and - there
are Nc BLANka1ra inpcEsibie l1r any cue 70 Ie
ceive less thar tie Fkipe Of ihsir money
ON lef coUpnHes 159,0p articles, Fiaed 81
frrrn q 70 71e5 each. Consisting q Gents ard La
ofca sod andtHEer. Hcniink0 seed Nnth-R, Ell
nature Maeie Sprtng and eaap Locke q. Oval and
Caeeed Cod Bracelets. 6cid Pens With Elvsr-
mounted EbonF holesA 6olGD Pens Win Silver ex~
tnsion csEcs ana reacla, 6od Teeth and Ear
PcEs, Chased and Store set R.nge, Bosom stu1s.
sseFs Bnt0ns. tTaris1y Of etyieE,) California. Lis
moad, Solisre and Cluster rns, Gents Masonic
bisx. GoFsl, 0Fal, Jet nnd 7ear sets Ladies.
Irrefv- veriefy Of etvles 81 "a DROPS and Brooch-
IS. Chite 9ine and long 6ua7d Chains Gents We :
and Neck CHAINS 1kld sad Jet Revolving srooeh-
A siIc1lar containing list Or e~rticiss. also TIE
L1EEsAL IErUsHsESIs AND F1EnIENs We oner m
/ forming Clubs, viii be seat free. Single ceffii sates
g cerfs. Eve fr 81, ,hi1eea1of s. tarty thsee for
IS. one hundred Tor SO. Our centrE location
brirgs u near the most reno 8 points, md all or
ders promptly hlsd and fo7Earded 5y return mai
or express.
Agents va ted n every iOga esdesqatE
50 West Fourth 81. cneinnaa. Ohio.
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A Leuisiana paper declares that the
town Of NachitOchss has Aess that can
jump higher, quicker, bites harder, out
dodge, i faster, than any other Heas
They are larger, latter slicker, harder
to rope. than any other Seas It takes
tn FFssduer snd . Fhiss boy 10 tree
one 81 them
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$3.50
WtsmslzNR csJuly 1855.
fealea Proposals erelzNiet and Wlfht feceife1
- tseeisrr[ arirntlt E dlts heraIhafrr namet
III fAe 7Ietatc ci 4he ~3dlIoHlhE h1usd 3i1anr
boat. hnf hesh harEa ane ehN property.
A. L1Trts ROCK. ARklnsks anhl Monday.
eenlfmtqf ~. i4ms ff the
Steamer pa1eapori ey-bosaA regis
siss-sf.s Steamer Cun.es No 3. registered II
tons.
whieh csa 3 sea a. Ltae Rock Arkansas. until
hedaTc3 sale.
Az ~vlcksBURs. MISSISSIPPI. unnl Friday. Sep
teubef %, AZ a.. fer
tcreW Tug Bella Darlington, registered 81 tons.
UncfH Hhar-tcst 1e4iotA
Jne ~ MhFr-boat, 7s7 tonH-
Model Barsas Porter Rhooes md George B. Nc
Nias D. Sanwaie Bars
tolsv tfn cral Boata
one al fsriand one a Floating D1ck-
Al 81 WHICH tan - seen e ttcEsburg, AEsasppi,
anA ne d3 q saf9'
At NATcHEz MISSISSIPPI. snla Mensay, Sep
tsuhef rs. Il m, Tor
One W~halfhoaL 10 tsrS s-3 +
Model Barge Moiia.
Five 90 GunEa|e Hafesa. l
Aiof wien csa Sc seen At Nsehsz, hlssissippl,
ma ne cty q aae-
ANEW ORLEANS. La Until wednesday, ccto-
ber4 fe M. for the
Mcdsl Hsleo HulliE q, 1dd On fBCnl Bost
WI o. san Be- seen 81 Port hadson. La until the
Fer Is Vi sfeb8asN ach. no tons: and tzo e.
Coal bcsfs.
Nsssp 4 Bztoa Ronse rntii the
eA5 2 saie.
ALSOi foftle
SIDE Wheel steamer Colonel Holcomb, ~C5uiidingjs
re4tstete1 ytpM - 4El
a9e-Eneei 3 Gamer na1oe reglstereds ~ tons;
baeHheel s@ame@ ". 3. raVory, registered "
tons. tr
bfQe-nnett steamer u q. BroHns regseted9 5s
IONS
1ae-th9al steamer A. bfcHns EesStefed *
tons
aoe-Hneel stetnef ONO beles registered ~
tons;
o4fHh1tl hleamef ulatalG, registered Ato pout
snde-e he'll steamer fainf Charles, registered 65s
on ?
s9e-hnee seamef Is.A u9stered s94 ions
esi-4aeei se-nler p a. raircn Ids, re8sieIeu
sszt
9,e#Aet , Ac-Ias, rs+slS1ea -
ADer Switzerland, registered ss
-
sss@sr io5s resss'e.ea - 80 -
s,s A9a s'9aHe 1i'n - ie
aen-vasei steamercolona Bensdl3 registered
toas. clr -
. q
en Wnee. steamer Corne, registered ian4rf
~ssen-saee stealnsf n-1s Davis. fsslsGefea-
tous- af tI-rI.
s.snn-wheell aisamsr co'onai chapin. registered
ztnA
screw Jug Lanansn. reBsietec - Tons
@feH Tug oinne bAeka reqs1efeu y ions.
screw -1s eAllcl I4Hsscred lttens,
1eFta to8 Saktrl Et+hAA .iiolns1 arao
creN Aug Tao nalAat44 nQH 9A4qin8l
5cfe" Jug George h1Jier, registered lle tons
Lew Ieg amsnea' sssls.eseq ~ ton.. a
Scle~ Tug oiaala1oE registered III tons.
Se1fe Nneet slea nef heppeti re stored - tons
CeeiIe nneei steamer 0eneral RANSOM reg ster
Cd lo4 tons.
Seehs-aneei steamer Ooionei Colpafhi register
"a y OBJ 1880
M~oqe.Eatkes NQp i4tAAteoq Appfl- q
taA. DOS. np1.Ne.
- ~ S-nse7 belee
t24 [ontoqn Boats
- ~ - al ont W SET OF Ways
~ !. INCL IN d seen 3 ne" Oneans' Ia un'
a the dAg Of sale
AZ MOnAAs AoA unnl Ihufsoa3s ecteSel
slorn ~
Sue-enset s.eai1er -A1fei Ahis ne8stered tos
@he
ese WE s.eamer warrior, registered 10 IONS
soc ehed sea ner james Battle, registered III
Suss
se-Hnee, stsanefA feh reelsisreq ~ tonA
7" AHe-@ to4s1FlFo u
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s Nashville, Tsnnessss.


aTsEtsUar DErs arMEsE
Once Of the Comptroller OF the Currency,
Washington June 70, 1856
WHEREAs, by IS isfactcry eVds1ce presented
Wv TO he undersigned, II has been made 10 sp-
pear that "THE Third NATIONAL BANK OF
NASHVILLE" in the CRY Of Nashville, ID he
county Of Davidson, and Staie Of tennessee has
been duly organ zed under aud according 10 tie
requirements Of the Aes OF Congress, emitted a
Act 10 provide q Naiional CarTency, secured b. a
pledge Of United Stairs 5Onds, and % provide iog
the c~irculat. On AID Tetcmpto on taFreeb approved
June 81, 1854. and has complied With al the provi-
SONS Of fad act, required 70 b conpiied via be-
fore commencing The business Of Banking under
SAID act:
Nov, therefore, l. Freeman Csrka Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that "ThsT Third
National Bank Of Nashsilie," iH the city o. Nash
vile, in the county Of Dawson, and State of Ten
nessee, is authorized 10 commence TX husluass OF
Banking under ihrect a0tfaaid. rl4
- In testimony whereof witness ny
/Srar,Nhand and sea- Of once, This sixteenth
Us day Of I1as' i FsssseEmr o1Asap
Comptroller Of the Currency.
@ TrH
~ The above institution ail BE- opened fof buki.
ness IN the course Of a few days, Of which doe no.
EDsAR JOINS, csahier.
iez7-2m iy rapers copyl
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w draw ct sight, and at sky days.
On LONDON, Pans. FRANKFoNT, and all
other principal eities Of EuroPe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
deposit and draw II their convenience,
the same as with the CIR BASks and
viii Be allowed interest on al balances
over ON THOvsAND DOLLARS, atthe rate
OF FoUR per cent. per snnum. Orders
for die purchase pr sic Of various issues
Of Govenment and other Stocks, Bonds
and Gold, executed on comsnissioA.
~jus--aoasm
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REFFaEaels.

Non william G. Rrosnlos. Gogsnar q ~
Bag. Gen Jsmas P B~rssnloa. AdiutantG snrra
of Tenroesee.
Major sosemla - sianlsy. an srny Coma
MAJOR 1ereta GeorEo " stouemsn, Kaorsiis
IN. MAJOR ssnsri r. v. J~obnsoo. PULASKI
Tenn.
irne15-sms
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Notes Of al the dsnominatoas named ua be
prampry furnished upon reeeiPs Of Subscriptions.
The Notes 81 this Thra Series is precisely SINH
larin fasa and privileges to he ss~ssu.Tkiriss a.
ready cold, sxrepslhsf TIE 6ovenmsnt rsssres
toitssF the option Of paying iniersai 10 god cois
At 6 per ceaA. instead q : slotas il currency.
Subscribers win dedaA as Isssrsst % eprrsaey up
to July 18th. At the time when they suhe-nbs.
he delivery q ths aotss Of his ihird series o.
The Seven hiries ealconmsncs on he lst q June
and Wire made prompuy ard c~aDanuousy sass
thatdaie. -r Z.
The sEei tchaage msde ia ths c5nGHo6a o. this
THIRD sERIEs affects only he n-islssros interest
The payment IA zoe. Il made, VII Be eetivsls.i
to euFrency inisrtlf Of the higher rsfs
resufhl % specie payments in tie svsut Of
Ehlsh ouly win The OPdoa to pay interest," D.. Gold
aYsqsa& wselfsO rsdueo sd sqakb press
tha pass viz six per cent b gOl
would Be any eqhslto those made sish sewn and
three-senths per cent. In ctrfeoey. Thiah he
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|-7T7--7 20 -
VI PERSONS nAflt ery q
~ o4ce n Iez1f
$780, - eetel ion, are N-Eal 10
r--ef III ~tol 10 b. <nc raD
rl .ahte fadsl ~m.M u
~ secmqod rals nc1 -
frtsraaa O0lHH
EaI n14 ~M II nHoaNLue
msar
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fs-v.re~nrnts u fhsspecIa Cclunn- Ert Eue.
non 10 5 lnee, AN-E1 aaolNonal 1e,
49, Column, drd 6Da. nom 4 t. lines. H0-
ereh sdaGoaE linz. 90 cents 1uteeeuenf Inzsr-
E0ns, Is cents per ana.
I'D aI double coIuul advertisements, VII ~
ckzIFed 50 PEI cart a4Yzn1e On reguIaz Htea
AAHRneE AID FuEkRAI H0TEcE
WI b. charEsf 81 TIE rsrulHr a6eseasing nats
and FAUST lnTarably be raid 4 advance, O. no IN
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Great Popular Loan Of the People
Lsas thau s1appoep q the Lon mnserasd 6F
~ last cohgre hs tas on tie usr<a. ms
amount, II the rAte q shlch il b bsias sotorbed,
Fmbs subscribed for Hfhins sikiY days, when ne
hotes shf a~ndeussdy sOnnSAda prsmiaaa, as
has uniformly been ths case on closing TIA sub
sefipaoas q other Loans. dIKi
IN order that citizens Of ever ioEn and section
q ths eOme5 mar Be asresdh chfaes for taking
the lOAa, the National Banks. State Banks. md
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
orally sgrssdto rsceive subscriptions at par. .saB.
seribsrs viii select thsf OWE sgsnts, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are Responsible ikr
the delivery q the notes Sr whicA shc5 recoirs
Jay COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AqESr,
No. ll4sOuth Third Street. Philadelphia.
6ussoarrIoEs VIII - z~1csrssD b he
First National Bank Of Nashville
8l1 Second hato1al Bank Of NashFEIa.
Nays to sag1Ttb
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David Landreth & Son,


A Ia. ,aIa6ns hatihg Ecd Claims bsbrs 90
~ beard cf Clans inst tuied undez espeA
F1Iforder. No. ID. of far1 I1td las ted
cial GFitr festa, ec1 ~ AA f11 hafe e
~ apulFIs4 70 Wilam NrreE f~taezrlff
Eoards ~ cnl4pe1a Nftuzd tn ~
III ts EtBataaa ~ sa1s sea G0IlncA
Mi attend 70 the coi,aeiou OF ENa e. e~
1issd. 0Hss s. Ajax 3 cay corner
1reet esd eqEafa. ~ nfaifa 5-,ser.
nno-1ne WILLIAM DRIVER
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Military Claim Agsncr.
JOIN HE'LL.
usss 0s~p'. ia


0FFIcERRs MouiAly shd QusHsry R.psv.
- Nnslsrout Rolls prompag s1senisd.
hsracrnr ai1snaon gwen to he ooHsesm
eiaralor Caumlssdy md oa4isrmasiss ss
vhss1eFreeeipied 90 o. pa
Claims fr Pscsiaa Bounty. Arrears q Pa5 Pn,
MpgeYr pay Co Horses ioat ID ssrrics .ogs,sn
si.h iust dsmends sssinst the Uuisd s,sis.
tended to and promPas eolecteL
Youchers procured Tor msnaundum reespa
vouchers Rrnsi or iaornsi. conecssi.
Ohes4' Quariamaaiar and Orasa1ss R.ms.
20 MISTER hos compacaisa. executed il : 3.
lays,
oAceu Pay Accounts made cut
Tie uHderigsd having ssrYsd over aevs,
Year. % TIE Army. most OF the tr1e IN n,
SECULAR Arn7s and honG par8ctg nellar Via
Tie rsi.nEs 81 TIE tderert Department. a Va.
ingto1, and h@Fne &c szceisnt
CORPS OF CLERKs
aho hpy understand he business. he EEL. ,o.A
dent that AZ Ohcers' Returns aud Other clans
prepared oy nm WI Psss mnsteF Ei Waahinqoa
doaS o'AkilA,
50 Cedar street
~. BOZ IA N41aFl1LL IEs.
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, ,'Yastrv..
Rattle Hymn Of the Republic.

As sung BY Chaplain G. G. McCabe, while
prisoner in Libby. after hearing Old Ben (the
rolorod no i,s, IN Ricb,nondI crv out--
tsry.s, .fI. t.,tI. t.,.s..LJ L,t,,,
~ uettySo0Tgi CHso" So1oteTs B'"" w
ddyF "9fUpon hearing such glorious news,
Chaplain MCCabeisung this soul-stirring hymn,
all the prisoners Joining him heartily iu the
chorus, making the old iprison-walls ring sGlo-
~ alorv halIeIu;abl''af T~o 80 ~ H. :
~ S'oiy J, A'eJ .,..
ala tho Lord; N N 1la1a di aa Vi D}faH
He In tramplng out theIy intage where the grapes
MA of wrath are stored; N iyi4 h. .gatl5 gf..
He hath loosed the fateful lightning Of his terri
'il, bic quick sword; !. "a 4 Y. XII ssst5;,8
His truth Is marching on.
"s~ Chorus Glory, glory, hallelujah! ~, ~
lLE ''fHtlrEE slTlg gHt .SplHl.LisI. ~. i'. - p.
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.~ofics in hFst story of Bissell's Building, near
the Sugar Run Stone Bridge, Pomeroy, Ohio.
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1euiJ -u.--'T \. y H. DANAi
Assistant Secretary Of War.
War Department, Washington,
-' + April $40 p, M.
WAR DEPARTMEN
Washington, April 5-ll P. NJ /

'@--'Ii -,rNI,7 l''T-
Major General Dix:s datsa saiE r5ua
Gen. Grant telegraphs to this Department
from Nottoway Court House, as follows:
Last night Gen Sheridan was on the Dam
vile road south Of Amelia Court House, and
sent word to Gen Meade, who was following
with the I'd and 9th corps, by what is known
us the River road that if the troops could be
got in time he had hopes Of capturing or dis
persing the whole Of Lees army. l4 55n
l am moving with, the left wing, command
ed by Gen. Ord, direct for the Burksville road
We will be tonight at or near Burksyille.T =
have had no communication with Sheridan or
Meade to-day, but hope to hear soon that they
have came up With and captured or broken up
the balance Of the Army OF fNorthern Virginia
In every direction we hear Of men of that ar.
my going home-generally with their arms
Sheridan reports Lee at Amelia Court
House to-day. E. NJ STANTON,
4diho Secretary of War
z .'bi H taa' War DEpARrMESr ii
y Washington, April 5-lG2O 7. N. z
To Major General Dix uaiioa gaoI 4
The following details relating to the capture
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THE FALL OF RICHMOND,
Official War Bulletin. Z
WASHINGTON, April Al /!

.IluJol N'SuSidi li-N .
n The following particulars, dated City Point
April 4, 8 A. NJ, give the latest information
received from Richmond.
Gen. Weitzcl telegraphs from Richmond
that of railroad stock he found there twenty
eight locomotives, forty passenger and
baggage cars, and Jog freight cars.
At $50 this morning, Gen Sheridan, from,
Southerland Station, ten miles from Peters
burg, toward Burkesville, telegraphs General
Grant .t.,
I'VE have picked up ] 200 prisoners to-day,
and from 300 to 500 more have been gathered
up by our troops. The majority OF arms that
were left in the hands OF Lee army are now
scattered between Richmond and where his
stra agglers and the line Of retreat is marked
with artillery, ammunition, burned or charred
wagons, caissons ambulances, &c"
...n.. Z. NJ. STANTON,
,.. .. .. Secretary of War.
War Department,
.. Washington, April SIS p. NJ
Ma]or-General Dix: 'bt aa 90
The following telegram gives all the details
received by this Department in relation to the
military operations at Richmond not hereto
fore published. 'mH' ".I .''@' ''
[Signed] }" D. NJ. STANTON,
- Secretary of War;
Aiken's Landing, Va, April 5-ll:5O A. NJ
Hon. T. M. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Little is known at City Point There are
but few officers left, and these are overwhelmed
with work Lee telegraphed Davis at $3.50 on
Sunday that he was driven back and must
evacuate This was announced in Church.
Davis had scld his furniture previously at auc.
ton, and was ready to leave. All the leading
men got away that evening. .ft H,."
The rebel iron clads were exploded The
Virginia lies sunk in the James river above
the distractions.
Ewell set the city on fire. All the business
portion from Main street to the river was de-
stroyed. The bridges across the river were
also destroyed Many of the families remained
Mrs. Lee remains at Petersburg. The public
store was burned, and few houses caught
fire, but not much damage was done to the
city The bridges there were also destroyed
l will report fully from Richmond cannot
get clear idea of our loss The only Gen
eral killed is Winthrop. Potter is dangerous
| ly wounded in the groin. !, Gen. Grant has
commanded the armies in person since the be
ginning of the operations. 5aLIs .
[Signed,) gag g. A. Dana,
Assistant Secretary Of War.
| War Department, Washington, /
| hf72'i April $40 P, NJ
To Major-General Dix: II"
A telegram Just received from Richmond
states that General Weitzel captured in Rich
L . ..4-- l.
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and Job work should be made at the ofipe'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-10-12
Special Notice.

Section SO, of the act to provide SIN
ternal Revenue" &c, as by amendment
of March 3D., 1868, provides that upon
the amounts, quantities, and values OF
produce, goods, wares, merchandise and
articles produced or manufactured and
sold or delivered, the manufacturer or pro
ducer thereof, shall pay to the Collector 0!
Internal Revenue within his district,
DlonfhLy ,cithin (l0) ten days from tht
20fh Of each month, the duties on such
products or manufactures.
And for neglect to pay such duties
within said lQ) ten days the amount ot
such duties, with the addition prescribed
N0-per cent peaalfy, costs, DC, may be
levied upon the real and personal prop
erty of any such producer or manufac
turer."
Section 5 of the amendment of March
3, 1865, imposes, in addition to the du
ties before prescribee, San increase Of one
fifth or 20 per cent. Of the duties or rates
of duty now provided whether ad valorem
or specific.
Government Funds only received.
4. r. FOSTER, Collector.
llth District, Pa.
June Is, 1865.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-10-12
Nh ARREED.

On Thursday, Oct. S, at the NJ. E.
Parsonage. StrOudsburg, by Bev. w. J.
Paxson, Silas Hanna, of Middle Smith
field, and Catharlne Walter, of Lower
Smithield.
On the same day by the same, John
Arnt, and Susan Shaw, both of Coolbaugh
On the same day by the same, ALE n
Keller, and Catharine Conner, both OF
Paradise
May 25th, 1865, by T. Dutot, Esq, Sam
uel Williams of Hamilton township, Mon.
roe Co. Pa, and Amy kirkuf, of Sus.
quehanna Co., Pa.
BY the same, Sept 2, 1865, Mr.. Sam
uel Lambert, and Susan Hunt, both OF
Northampton, Co., Pa
BY the same, Sept. oath, 1865, Peter
Mitchell, and Mary Stephenson both OF
Stroud township, Monroe Co, Pa.
BY the same, Oct. 9Th, 1865, Hiram
Lity, and Rhoda Smith both of Pike
County Pa.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-10-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The MORNING TRAIN from New York
connects at MANUNKA CHUNK with the
train leaving Philadelphia (Kensngton De-
through Mail Train on the Erie Railway.
with sleeping car attached, stopping at all
the principal stations on that road, and arri-
wing at Buffalo at 6.i0 a. m.
The Evening Train from New York con-
meets at Manunka Chunk With the train lea
wing Philadelphia (Kensing DepoD at 3 30
p. M; at Great Bend with the Night Express
on the Erie Railway, west, arriving at Buff
fa at las p. m.
Eastward.
The Morning Train from Great Bend con-
meets there with the Cincinnati Express on
the Erie Railway from he West; at Manun-
ka Chunk with train for Phladeidhia and
intermediate stations, arriving in Pbiladel-
phia at 6.30 p. m.; and at New Hampton
with train for Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
town, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at
Harrisburg at $50 P. m.
The Evening Train from Great Bend con-
meets there with the New York Express on
the Erie Railway from the West at Manun-
ka Chunk with train which runs TO Bevi-
dere, where it lies over until o'clock the
next morning and at New Hampton with an
Express Train for Easton, Bethlehem, Al
entown, Reading and Harrisburg.
At Scranton, connections are made with
trains on the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
Railroad to and from Plttston, Kingston,
WiIkesbarre. Berwick, Bloomsbury, DanvilIe
Northumberland, Harrisburg and interme-
date stations, and with trains on the Della.
ware and Hudson Railroad to and from Car.
bondale and intermediate stations.
WATTS COOKE, Superintendent
X. A. HENRI Y, General Ticket Agent.