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C,pECIFIC TAXES AND TAXES ON

kNHEClflC 1AAEO AMI xA<AEO OAN
- SALES OR RECEIPTS.-rersons engaged IN
anv business required by law to b. registered must
register the same and pay tho specific tax thereon
within twenty days from the commencement Of TINS
YEAR that is to say, before the 2ist instant, under
pain of having to pay the double Of such e.. ior
failure therein, the first time an accumulation
Of the like amount for every thirty days Of con-
tin,,ed failure. And persons liable to pay taxes on
snes ~ receipts for the quarter ending Sist pecem
ter 1864, or for any portion Of said quarter, must
within the period Of twenty days-thAf u say.
before the 2lst nstant--make returns Of such saes
or receipts to the proper assessor under penalty OF
paving double the amount Of the whole tax tberecn
Besides which, they ,nuet within hIthes Gsa,oa s
Of twenty days-;hat is to say, before the lvtn DAY
Of February next-pay to the proper district eoiec
tor tue taxes assessed on their said sale: ss fssS S
under like penalty for failure in this aleo. y;.S
trct embraces all that part Of Richmond cay wnn
lies between Sixth and Fourteenth streets 80
Offices for receiving rcturnsnnd making
thereon, and for receiving the spee!hc anu vsnet
taxes aforesaid, are still continued ~ the sooshes
corner Of Main and seventh streets.
ia9-ts Eleventh. Virginia Diatsict.
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WANTED.

Posi- QUARTERMAs1 Frs OFFICE,
CONFEpERarE STATES OF AMERICA, I
SALIsBuET, NoR1n CAROLINA, Dec. l6, 1864.
NJ NEGROES WANTED.-ThisD Depart
IN nent wishes to hire, for the ensuing year,
FOUR BLACKSMITHS,
TWO WIEELWRIGHTS,
SIX CARPENTERS,
SEVENTY WOOD-CUTTERS and LABOR
Frs;
for which Will he paid liberal price. They will be
we'll iod ard supplied with good clothing: Those
their advantage to address
JAMES NJ. GOODMAN,
de 2l-7lm Captain and Post Quartermaster.
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NANTED, three or tour good POT
w TIERS; also two good CAKrEN-
TIERS. Any person having such property to sell
to hire, will please address NE at Wyliicsburg,
Charlotte county Va. Reference: Bacon Il BaSker-
vile, or Jeter & Harris, Richmond, Va.
1 have for sale fine thoroughbred STALLION,
Jackson by imported Fly-byNisht. Also, two fine
JACKS. de 3l--lUts SAMUEL BARNES.
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"ANTED.-W for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work On the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent of the roads along
the line, at the Offices in Rchmoud and Danvillc
CHARLES G. TALCOTT,
de lf-lm Superintendent.
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg Ex-
press and LynchbUrg VirSinian copy one month.
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"ANTED, an old WHITE MAN to
W go to New Kent to live on my farm. One
that can come well recommended will have good
home and liberal wages given. Also, wanted, d
WHITE WOMAN, without enc,,mbrancc, to GO to
Hanover to cook and wash for Small family. One
that will suit will find sood home and liberal
wages paid. Apply on the corner of Twenty-fourth
and Clay streets lhu1ch li,.i, to
ia l0--3t' JOHN =. PEARSON.
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NUMBER 10.


WANTED.-A lady who has had some
W. experience in teaching, and who il well
Qualified TO teach the usual branches Of n-eood
ENGLlsll EDUCATION and FRENCH, wishes 70
obtain SITUATION as TEACHER either in a
school or pr1vate family-school to commence the
first OF March. Good references given. No obiec,
ton to going South. Address box 40, Richmond
post-ofsice. Ia l2-3ts
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INWO GENTLEMEN. who arc Olsen

'ENWU GENTLEMEN, who arc dlsen-
i gagged after Office hours, (say O'Clock p, NJ M.,}
are anxious 70 obtain employment as COpYISTS or
ABSTRACT cfEsssIS, or they will engage to pre-
pare the accounts ef asm,uisssiies for auditing
They are satis sfied ;iCgTom long experience in the
Commlssary Depaysn.ffr, they insure the final
passage OF ACCOUNTS. prepared, before the official
>itliditine BUREAUS oi Government Best city re.c-
renee given ii requiTs.l- Address ACCOC NTANT,
box IJ92, oS:-L1lcc. Ia J-lW*
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WANTED.-A gentleman, exempt from
w all military duty, desires SITUATION as
CLERK or BOOK-KEEPER. The bes. city refer
ences given. Address +. NJ, at this office.
ia l2-2te
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"ANTED, a dozen copies of farkness
w -Ar,lold's FIRST BOOK IN LATIN 1 will
pay a high price for one or more copies. Friends
will please examine their stock of old school books
and furnish me. Apply at my house, on Fifth street,
north OF Leigh; or, ut my sclioorooIns, in the rear
Of Sycamore Church. W. J. PETTIGREW.
ia l2-3ts
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XTANTED, A ROOM.-Wanted, by a
w gentleman, good ROOM, with gas- FUR
nishcd or unfurnished. Address y. b., Dispatch
Office, stating price and location. lall-sts
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" ANTED TO RENT, a PIANO,
w seven octayes. The instrument will be ta-
ken good care of. Address II. s. H., Dispatch om.e.
ia l2-2t.
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, a single
w MAN, OF one with q small family, WHO'S cx-
empt from military duty. to take charge Of
small farm, at Coalfeld station, on the Danville
railroad, on shares wages, as may bc preferred.
There is on the place few hands. team and fixtures
generally. This is good oppol tunity to any per-
SON willing to engage. Apply to
ja12-iw BOUIS, SANDERSON TABB.
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RICHMOND ARSENAL, ARTILLERY STORE,
January IL, 1865 !
WANTED, for the ensuing year, fifteen
w BLACKSMITHS, to work in the Astlllery
Workshop, for which the market price will be paid.
Apply TO J. 8. TUCKER,
la lily Captain Of Artillery, in clla1ge.
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WANTED, a YOUNG LADY to act
w as SAIESWOMAN in store. One accus-
toned to doing fancy work preferred. References
required. Apply ut 200 Broad street. ia l2-Its
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INANTED, A CARRIAGE-DRIVE
w Wanted to hire or purchase reliable
CARRIAGE-DRIVEH, to go to one Of the most
secure localities in Southern Virginia. Apply at
this office ia Its
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WANTED, by the Southern Express
w Company, several HANDS, for HOSTLEKS
and DRIVERS. Apply at once at the Express
office or the stables, OF Seventh ard BYRD
streets. Wages payable weekly. ia l0-3.A
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NTANTED, a STEAM SAW MILL,
w complete and in gosd order, with not less
than eighteen horse power engine and boiler.
7-6t JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
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WANTED, by a gentleman who has
w been discharged from the army for chronic
disease, Il position CLERK any manner of
business. Having had twenty years ience, he
atteTs himself he give satisfaction i'll any
pacity. Adj ess g. II w, this ciiice. t lit
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The Canadian Parliament.

c'pb,c, jan. si.-ln ,hc de ate 30 The Canadian
rlf ancnt MONDAY night TIE government nss s,s.
tainoi tv large majority, and tie tonduc! o. tho
southern refugees IN Canada -trrn .ly denounced.
deter ninar'n va cNpresscd to stop the abuse "
asv.um. aud = commission Was appo u,cd to in
q'uro iuso the Cause 1f the failure Z justice, IN
rcie-cn " the relesse O, ibc 81, A saus rsideis,
and She nisnrprorri,ron Of the money rest r,'i
them; als7 60 inquire into the co0luc, Of Jr-,.cc
C1urspl ar the Csief u 'hcc. Meantime to
government has suspended tie Judge
que 70, Jan al.-In rafliameu. to-day, NJ
G,l', To ianncc mir'-'er brought down = mcsssgs
'som lis Eyc'licn,y, the Goycrnor-GcnrraL trans
nitng tho estimates for the current year, IN Winch
10 sirtllici s.mc $4,000 In gold 70 max" GOOD tho
money improperly sdrrunGorod IN 1ho ca,e Of re
$, Anals "a 'r-', and cl,tnoi bv the G'yc-rncut
Of the United Satos IN ler She cNirniitou treaty.
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Disaster at Washington.
Burning Of tho ~mIthsonian Institute

Buraiug Of tho ~mithsonian Insiitute.
WGsA I,1 on, Jan. 24.-Tns li,crnoou, aa. u,
rec o',l1.k, t'rC bro4c out in the Suthrolian
sutu'c bubble, in the loft above tho picture
. le-y, between tle cc'fa, and the root, csr.od,
,s lci'oy q, lbs sdoo-.yc 3ac The cciUn,soon
80, a., .u ,,v moments do gallery was ono
Get Of h,a.c. The FIRE, as . mo.uscl the central
Scr a.I hs-s; forth IA tgil volume II IA tho masu
/ z vas ma,r eccl.y rrnl, and ncrr.ous spec.
o. was presented by tho s.c,d.nC-s of tho rcyo.
'r.as oi tle slJmt.rr CT nd rc-is,er sgrmount.
the tower, While the sorcr Nsme was rAycaouS-
mounting to 'ts dcltrlouon. The vild, 80 o.
o. I.-,ure gallery .,ou burs, on d.s.,osns o,ly
shell OF tho room. Ghr. re some goo o..
.uloy'5 pictures which Ac hal negotiated for their
,o 10 toe n eaignn Juivarsity, Or'y FIVE ~ g. <
;h-g4 were s,yol. TIE loss is very serious in-
ding he ,cctu-e-goom. the ph. orc ph.cal iasuu.
OF apartment an. most IS t.c valuable .us,r1..
eats. The o1ce' IN tie towers Gnt the originals
\ he pr.vi,e records ard ar, hives Of the irs-:u.
lsn Vcrc tcs.r rl. IHe tlp of the principal
cr e4l tcvcra. of lc tatlyu,uts GU. The con.
! .1pto1 was nearly atoc-thr co4Lpei % IL,
% build nF AND above to trst story, tho later
ataining tire mgs,vm v,.gh was O. ..np.el NOR,
wafer tl4I asr. Tho wings and corridor,
| r uut Iagg.. % red t., large library ia T.,
r. wing w.s not cAL- 4, cd. Ilc f.ruI.ure %
1 $3.50. H,-r' s-- l,-c. property wac il,grc,
Las,y removal The lli. extent OF tho loss /,
yet a.. cT1alaed A 'l-1ag military guard wa
| .Du1a4or. Gre4, difficulty was experienced q
s, IN getting vs.er A, no time could al tn,
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INTERESTING FROM ALBANY,
Wilmington,
OmoiAI from Gcn. Grant.

ci'y Po,nt Ia, jan. % Hon. E9'r,n NJ
IA a1On, secrotIry of WGr one " ry star hss
ast rc'urn~d ron Fort Fisher w.t1 disrachc'
NJ General Terry ron which cNtr-ct 'hc fol-
p~ius On tie iG,A t.c enemy t'ow up PORTS
)aswol and Cim,-'t ami abandoned thcm and
levurEs ou smiths Island, and those =, Smith.
'!,c AID Eocy's P.ut Those PLACES Werc occu-
"i by the navy. Il, wA..g nuabcr ~ guns
afturol a-.ounts to ono lu0ir-l an' .zty-,so
large nHmhcr n email arms also icA iuu. our
|auds, tesd"s quantities o. or !r7rrc ant car,-
'i'sary stores. our casualties prove smaller than
f-'t reported. rtes i... ur f.l.wsi Twelve
|fcers s7f oro luud.r rl auI scyea mcu k.Uci ;
-ty-a'. oF,,rs aal ,y,r hundred ,rd ninety
n"u wornd~i Z. G7,NU Lieut. General.
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General Intelligence.

Auopr r. trauto n 'dr,u rrri'rr TO thoas a,
tba Five Points n Nv Nor.. trnpor'i al Boston,
and si5,coO has 4l c's.y teen l'r'g'd .owaro
lulhain. "
Guo.oT g. F.rGuspy, no q stou lawyer whs
sHiuI'-i the poor woman out AZ thirteen dJlare
has been r"uIeuc'-i to ono years hariabor In the
HOuae Of COue'tiJu.
AIosG tho dsuu'ui'LtI rerronogos in Washing
tn on Moulsg Nvrs s,,Hi M,l.r-irlcrtlt - is,
IurhrgCc, N4iitT H'iuhl', DfHfl'dAy, Hutor
and sheridan, s,got rr'sth several lir. .gbders.
A sIg,vu, bound down the Potomac loaded with
hortes, on ruute ioT Tie army south, Wah recently
cat through with .ho ice, AMI qutr number -
'te arimas were 'o,t. Roe crew were uil landed
ia +,bsly.
An editor, IN drn wing attention TO an article
s,s ust ardent Hp'r.iB in uLr o. thc 4nor p',c' o.
lis paper sAys "for tie ,'o.t n nat uper'ncs
80 oIT inside"
ApNGsAL rorTLH in h.srcp1rt 'svs; | hoNcvs
we nave burst all the rl,d guns olt in mo h"'1-.
one on tho Sutq 4ohannAr, one on tAo folIoI and
one nn he O,DcDla aud / tlU. .lg grpAt-N1n ot
these gums ia now A'out mc'
Ar her saturday reception, Mo Lincoln was
most e'o aully and tsHoiul "trr 10 ana her lm-
me l.ate pr,rs nee wAs "a w...4 tar nlrl ny diann-
guisl ci gentlemen AuI i'N4NiH. hheA, whom sho
welcomed with cord'aItg ami rT'''.
Tur Canadian .ut'ariuc' rr'pse 20 grant pass
pYrts 10 usuIr Lied go r'7 'n 'he Colony 20 visit
ihr United stgt.m M "iuhd i- SAD 10 be- uiain
ir ipe,riaute " .th orIcrH lrIiu 10 Brtel Muis-
Tor At Wuh.ngion, and the resson ALLEGED h. that
! AatIuu IN d kuusn Colony does not confer
| upo.4 the person La.yral1ol any elaine " Brush
/ ufotsctun lrylni ulc limits OF the colony. This
/ = , rather hAri d'ctton, aud can.e., grrnl in,hc-
| nation among me GcrmAn and othtl residents Of
/ III Colony,
GEN. GGASr response accepting the rieot n
use and home" from Jha .0y,. eItlons q. Phil
adeph'7, ~rites ~ y u not pr~iot day wlrn
Will have peace again, with Union restored.
Bus that that DAY will CnEnH s as ~ TIE r'suS
! Of b'moETow's ann, h,v" ucvor doubted tbs N
Carhr - Dll
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tuics 80 That no one furnishing n,vv s,ila't.
titc shgl, lc EXEMPT uules. that rstituto b.
trougNt lu Ir rson g. the board u enroum,ut aud
IL accericd Nerc. 90 That any rcr-on who
knowingly br'u 3 ior onlistu cnt. convict, ~ In.
sane, or drunken person, or dc-ertet, shall do
traud 800 She 'ust.r Of bounty .bA he la ic t. one
tNo'l-'n dn.ltrs fine an tVp ysArs imprsunu cnt.
4thi TrNspy uust' rirg on .er Who ahsIl muster
such person Hha ], upon conviction, nc Fslonor.
aty ..f'u' ssci the sc-v.oe 5h; rhI all state or
lp'Al l,unLcs shall hsrcsncr 10 paid m install
m"nis .Uur-tr. Nt stc-iu0 in, one. hi ri ~ tho
mda- - tNr tc-r u service, unl ore-third at ihe
euu, unless -ouncr -hsryct honorslly nkilcd,
hala"cc q" h. p1.. ty bis widow. 6th! That every
ds'r.ct SHAM 90 le M ly additional drst or re-
yrrtBF i's sa rom jrs'ff 0's and discharges on
o.. auit oi pDyscli Disability cVsiug before cu-
l'tuCu'. 5tA: HAT al d,rcrtc-- shall 10 Uis-
'riu'h 'el '.rrv,-. Including all wins have desert
ei hcr...torr, who sh,u not rep,r. vit'in SIXTY
DAYS, AZ hal..psat four O'Clock the Scuats al.
Inururi
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Southern News.


The NrHsrN and Political New. - Tho
Peace Question in ard out of the Rebel
Congress , AtrnCrdinnry speech OF .nr.
Iootc Resolves To Apprnl to tho
People IA Alrbamp Member follows
suit-DpiuiOua OI the Richmond Frrss.
Tsc ,,l.L.r, ,vl ,,lt,,., r.v,s i, ,tc lat, u,.h.
n'oud palFrs ~ hgh'y interesting and imp"ri'h'
They cvrt.t however AZ evident reticsuce on wpr
. ,,.. ,t =, %. -.. ,, ,u,,. A., 4, a.. -. . ,
'hs I'He'uS ei'''olf. ~ fe'er'uig tc'r ~ No.
cn ousl artillery firing, lut no iut1rtsut move
-,,,,
'reuNrAl Tony "a rop'ri' 10 n' a'ive'y at ".rs.
Ou ,hc lG.n h.s hatt,rc, were shcllur he CruIol-
, .-.. , ,... ,,.
'' '-" '''' ''''' - ''"' ''.''' % 100
} n / shcr. IL is stated that sherman lsi srpt
one Cd. nie I'r'n round by scn g. W.Im.ugtou, amt
is Ii supposed tuat Gene 81 Tory W's dIlNlig his
ii'au'o until 70 nrrvei. The ENAn.NtH d'ucs
TIE fsi'mrut that To gtrr son ". f,rt FISHER " As
t'A'u .N surprise " We contrary u iuulht "'''
uu' was oyerwh' mel lN nuuucr'' ten hri.'S
iANn. iAi'u 20 - t''' ihc ior'e oi lhc assault pY
~ avA'e 'a 'he i,-'r'' rear
Mr. selJou's res. ...r,tlon ,s SECRETARY Il Wgr u
,.4.,..i.. ...4 tt....-.. ,.,
1"'.'''1'''''' 49, 1''"l' "' ''''''''' uH' not
yet teen aiT'rt0
I1r n,Ws fro,n tlc g.ftth. ,scst . -fus the 20
mort .f General H5..'a sut.r4l,..,.,e hy General
b,k TasLr Ihr fsteI army was 'n fHc shirts.
.Yt Working A. way Il. G. lind. ,.tI,., Vas .,
ue,tA tp tc tr,,f',i N.th.u oifuaft.ou Tho
RrLfl.al pr.-s-- t at Iur. .ta-t IA hta.y ~. We
lu.uts in ite S.ur. AMI s'utt.vss,, Whth u,cy
,ia. 10 ..o,1F De-, .iuf pa IrYt 4. ds.,,,c Tho S.lt
vile v,rtg iu.,l-t.. '.rrI.l tie !ris Federal fIts
ia Crrt-si \lr.fui. ..U il is .NI b, fpntof,,l 60
| rluuiu. order rarIy iu February
M .....t -. - -. ., -
'"' l'"N''' "'N' '.'' "''" '.'"l ''7'.'' '.i
Ne hc. ~ military information. Ihc iudcAu C
rn'tp'ucmct'. g sy',o o' mnct, -rnc g. tUo, - =
rel .''n nr Ipgd F." tar Nryna lr;.'',yure
r,., .,,,, D.. ,.'.,, tg,t
s.rdci e 81 svd,u,c ust Virginia rs sound ga
81, War question
/ J,p., '., ,., ~. y, . ~. i W. ." ''
/ - ~, ..,, .r.,. - ~ 90,
! W. iii ...f - .''-...,, u .
/ d.. .,t,, I'....t',', NJ. NM. .... .. ~
] -, .f - o. -, ,l -. = .
| IA -, a. , ". 49,. - D. j. 60 .t -
! 10, = .',.i' t.,. |,lI 't ~ ..
! a,t d., a. .,t.r.,., r, :, rc ',.,, '..,7
] h. T,, H., .,st,... =, 49, 40 -.
! M' F,,c .,s,,., ,In, te 80. ,.,.t. 90, ,'....
/ r,I t.dar...,, .t,,. ,,i,t., a
.o, .... I,.i.tI.r. Wrsb acton. l,.t t,l,
A. ..,.. ,e,, wiz, nor Irt.r ,.u.,. q, l....,. .,
tort., oi n.cIcIacus~ lie complain, of iIs
a.its, as 4 r.,a' lie then real I,tier OF rrs.ua-
+, - Ta,eh pld teen de'4ySt ana suoseqnen''! 70.
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nOrsr ne RtrrnsrNrNrlyIa

gentlemen a. Sole, Committee 70 inycsugsto the
,.r'utustsu.cl attending the Ysaali ou n'u. W.
II. Kelly hy A =. r.eI, viz. Nc,sra. Reamar,
Rollins ,N. H. Robinson. BALDWIN, .AAss.l and
r1wusrl'
o. motto. " Nr Fsruswortr, il wAS resolved
list Die Committee 1f wayI and Means be instruct
81 70 inquire into the cSrcdcucy Z reporting a
hll removing tic 'l-r on all materials wed In tlo
maur'scsuc ui printing rap.r.
hr Auck, from no Committee on Military
ATstN rcp,r,cd bu 70 eaahlul IA tho War De.
par,ucu, Bureau 'or Ne rcls' Of rcr geca sud
freedmen, aud wa rc,ommittel.
NJ. C'y reported fram lc COMMITTEE on Foreign
Afsrs o 10. sr'h.ris!ng Gas sottement = q. cunts
e The Am'r.,an t.i.lilaiion tocioty fos the sug
port and are o. r,oap,tei Arrears, aud a Was
psssci.
Sir Colo oaer>d join. resolution declaring that
900 tie opinion Ut Con. rcss Nc seizure u tie Chin
cha l.si-is ty the Spaulsh authorities IS part u
the i,urh and Austrian scheme 60 subycrt Tie
span 81. American rcpuhn,. It was re!errod 10
tho Committee ON Forogn Ansrs.
var urriHu-nE'ors AAtlEz
lN' ll,uso resumed tho cousior,uon ~ the
question " pr vlcsc rs,ssd ycs'o' dsy hy Mr.
brooke, a1cI ou c.ter vtitt,- h. him ry G.u.
eral bui cr. Tho sroahrr had dec'isi tns' thrt
was not alu'fu.a o' privilege, aud irom tnu. ds
c.s"n VI u.Hats hsd apr-slsL
" Rom vor Wh, roprn~rnicd the district To
which bruvrN HUilDr resiiu-- sad 'huI ~h'u NJ.
N.H.t .HAie hit attsst 4 ' regarded II 40 harmony
efth a." rcr"'tod declarations made by tho socrs-
fuui'tF ant their Northern g' mpath'E Eers.
rc'Ii, Genera g. .u.r srut hia note e. Ar brooks
h~ 'EINrf. H,lr'sscl .ct.er 4 the Speaker ~ the
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The BROoKs.BUTLER AFFAIR

Charges and Explanations.
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Fhc COntedcTacy FaIIius 10 Pieces.
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and it W. late IN the event. before ,h.e were un-
der iu' contro.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

TBE Cosr OF 1LivIEa The advssct
on all the nacessaries OF life since the M
are thus sisted h IN exchaugs pspe,
Beef, over one hundred per cent; mutton
and pork, about one hundred per ceos
cut ham. near two hundred; lard, one
hundred ano seventy three; butter, nearly
two hundred; tea. Two hundred to I've
hundred and City; coffee. three hundred
and thirty to four hundred; sugar. two han
dred and seventy five; Hour. one hundred;
house reut, City; mems clothing, coal AND
wood, one hundred and City TO Two han
dred; boots, two hundred to three hun
dred; muslins and other dress goods, three
hundred to three hundred and fiftyi
brown shee.ings. SIX hundred to six hun
dred and City per cent.
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i
A GOLD BUYER ICED. Yesterday 4
young Captain OF militia, saysa New York
exchange, recently returned from "trip
to Georgia, entered m Office in City Hal
with large gold chain Of ine workman
ship dangling from his neck. A clerk in
the office, Who has keen appreciation Of
everything metalic, and knows the value
Of sbrass," was pleased With the appear
ance Of the chain, and examined it With
some care, expressing bis admiration Of
the elegance Of the workmanship. &c.-
The Captain, pereeiving that be had >
gudgeon nibbiag At his hook, remarked
that be was little short Of funds. and
had notion OF putting the chain s'up the
spout for City dblIars. "Fli give you
City dollars for il r. eagerly exclaimed
the bullion. buyer. and The bargain was
closed. The clerk thought he had made
a good operation, and became garrulou.
in boasting Of his. shrewdness. Thu
Captain went into an adjoining offic, and
meeting Mr.. Watts hisnsme," gave hin
the wink, and Mr.. w. vent in and offered
the buyer Of the chain fifty dollars for hi.
bargain. The offer was refused, aud ID.
chain was taken % Sullivan to ascertai,
its real value, and the jewelcr declared i
was worth just about seven dollars
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trouble, have your
eyes, Jim, yes"
s.W6il, we'll. cheer up, map; advenity
tries rs, and shows Ne our bettsr quail
tiee."
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~ old vagsbond of : Judge, and be shox.
ed mp my worst qualities. -
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