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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

The Courts Tnese Institutions usually far
nist large portion Of the staple on which
loc i new 5 gathe, ers are won't to rely but for
some time past they have been as dry As an
ancient honey comb, and as dull as the blade
of AN i'll u-ed axe Even the Mayors Court
usually 30 prolific. 10 infected be the general
dullnsss, and fails TO enliven the public with
any cf those touches Of hImor or dashss at
City life formerly evoked uncar the capable
dire ctiou Of our energetic Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Deser.ers.-Three coiored men, named Jim
Bnler, VIM Byrd, and Bill Cooper, were
taken up on Saturday by the police for desert
ing from one of tha batteries near the CITY,
where they had been pu. to work. The Chief
of Police will, TO day, ssnd them back and no
doubt administer corporal inhistion in the
bargain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

The Oldest Imka6std~t - Ar. fdOmas Did
des. weix H. master 1T the First Market, 10 nc
doubt the oldest inhabitant of Richmond 8,
the time, having, ON Thnrsdsy last, completed
the 90 year Of his earthly pilgrimage. Hale
and hearty, and with tut few gray hairs,
friend Diddep says he ia but boy yet. Tha'
his life may be preserved YET msMy years. ie
tac wish Of his thousauds-o Of friends. Few
men have had The experience that he has
Living through three generations, be p - seen
BILE in the dust In his life, tbs grea, Amsri-
can r .publis rose from small beginnings to lis
meridian spIendor, aud burst into fragments
from its own internal corruption. May he live
20 sse our Rerab.io furnishing ia all lie
strength Mr.. D,ddep has been for Maay
vears an honorary member OF the 4 LII
Bues, and was from 1890 to 1916 an active
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

FLorD's ERle.px.-aen Floyd arrived q.
hts rssidsEse ia Abingdon lsss Tuesday
morrins, and will take a short respite from
the artuOus duties ~ tle. hssd. Asiiaai ID.
rector James a. Forces, with his mecfcai
corps md w0 hundred AMI 1fty men OF Gen.
Ftoyd's brigade, hss n q re ached Abingdon.
ca.yoa1 tor Emory aad HaEry Coslege, which
,i.cs 10 20 hs the medic II heacqnsrters and
hospital depot Of Gen. Flos as command.
The men 81 ths trjgsds have nearly all re-
.eAiisteG sor the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

AxabD I'd "A 11ta4 4~.An -.
liaor sslller, - Satly.1a the 411ployment Of
Linesl1, Who ~ inso' ~ bar % o.r ecops
dat al "a m 81 the y. Z Goth Tsgimsns
and other Norshefr aoldisn, WHO we're .paroi-
ed on honor not to asht e In until exchanged.
aud nent home month since, hsvs, wifhcus
exception, ressstisss # their oath. r. sntsTed
shs vautai army. This fact sff,rds = good
'llnetrs.ion Of the Northern idea Of faith and
homer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Wei Arromgea.-Tns Confederate Military
Prison. has been removed to Cary street, anu
l.. Turner, C. g. a, most polite and accom-
nodatiug fiber, been placed in charge OF The
pest, q resp, visibility By no means light hon
we consider that he aud his brother officers
ave in charge full reg ment of men, either
as prisoners or guards detailed for duty III
watching the first named. From a very nasty
examination, on Saturday. OF some portions OF
the buildings now used for the safe custody OF
the Yankee prisoners, and hundreds of hard
cases brought here US suspected or convicted
tragoOrs from other parts OF the State or Con
federacy, we are inclined to think that the ar
rargeu,snt not only for their safe custody,
but co1nfure: are we'll Nigh as perfect as they
can be- Certainly none but fault finding
Yankee can grumble at the provision made for
him in the way OF eating, after experiencing
some Of the results Of Commissary Warmers
admirably arranged cuisine. We have before
referred to the fact that, owing 10 the slsuStaon
of the buildings, but half the soldiers formerly
required are now necessary to insure toe per
feet safety of the prisoners The Hos2ita;
hsn,, is we'll arranged, and every care he's
tsen'taken to have on hand the articles ne
cessary to remove the bodily ailments Of the
sick Ii the Doctor succeeds in keeping alive
the man who jomped from the taird story
Of the building, few days siace, and literally
broke hius III 10 pieces, hs will have accom-
piiShed feat that any son OF Galen mlght be
be proud Of The injured party alluded to,
we learned on Saturday, by inquiry, could sag
With Webster, II still live II is understood
that amongst the Yankee officers in the prison
in charg. IF Lieut.. Turner is the somewhat
notorious, and always ifraseibls, Col. Corcc-
ran, of the 69h. How this redoubtabls enam
pion of L:nacinism stands his detention here,
we have no means Of knowing, he and his
coupeers being, by special orders. scaled
books 10 all outsiders. The prison is guarded
~ two companies, WAC are qoartsred in the
buildings, and Of whom thirty men are on
cu'y at Que i ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

"BakemsaA."-Ws are pleased 10 hear that
Dr.. Sheppardson b some Whqifbettsr, though
y Ill psos,rAtsd BY tyl hot6 49, end unable 70
leave bic bed at The Monamsnt Hotel. Owing
to the kinanSss Of friends, and Of strangers
who have become Interested in his sieknsss, hs
.aas received every attention, and expresses
many thanks to the kind hearted people Of
Richmond for what has been done for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

EteAYRp FkiosExs. -TaTo lee tue iDsxcas.
eOis Lexiiae CO II shs guard Ct the II itify
prisaneat MINT Jack'on, ft1 despy dyed
Uric iss Chi uy 4 o u ,he to WE o. Wtuches.
ter, escsred Oh ussa " nIs b last by cuti &
bo's through q wal, nj tha piso.. fhttr
frames arc b ss,s.P Yo:k, Ric1aId gyhnor,
George u'ick Henry keso II, Ssiberf Bow.
ess Dave HsdS. . =, and ona who's, name we
did 1 Of ~ rn.- kockisSAam Res tstsr.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Eatsl ~ceident Two youns ladies were
day evening last. when tie horses took fright
and ran away. TIE youry ladies' were throw
ont md badly i jnrsd. and we are pained 70
l,esr that one OF them, Mrs Fsnry Shields.
daughter OF Me- John n. Saie'ds, died ON Sa.
turdav morning. Her reiatives ant personal
friend are plnnget into deep aiilictian BY this
saiden bereavement. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

R.v r. p. smith. Of fior.da. Y = !s's 81
-. ms southern Ohrtstian Advocass "
"n.rlssson says that the plan tess 81 s s.aSs
Are saaiise shsis cotton into sasop:s , y ~:
80 from their houses. 70 earu H. wv
Yapks~s shosld approach.
u..,siu Daniel > DicltnsOa. We ="
.,est 0rent O. JoResvtits. Lee eoaeU. n.
80 IN, O. mouths slocss Was 0seeSs
- ~ The Asa,tas o. ,ss ease sss0ss ~ $50.
isipe coart. Ana
49, =. = Lee wrtsss: +" rae vssss1 sss
x.ss,v which sAosA char: . :sssSs : soss's ~
~ "ayv s. Isarnsd froa ne sosy - "
80 cotton p,aAsr. 81 Ievaass sss ~. !:
hsys taise : dscAded 49, sos \; y
s 49, ~ mers sstSoH lAsii ~ sasshAAs =
Jaissd $4,000
-" Ana Realty, waa ~ Aueean9 ~ ~
MI s NE sssssss kAew~ - - Ss''
-. sA.r.n ma q 0e0tls a. eic =
:. .sss ~ Aoutisssa tot ~ e.taassss
~ ~ rsssstly Sosue4 ~ 0atpaasA
q: .s. :: ss; 81 ~, !. :, : ::' ::
4 DDI| knDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Servants-We are requested to cay that
the Passports piven the masters Of servauts
coming to, or going from the ely, by the
Proves. Marshal, IL eufacent to pass the SER
want or servants Of snch master, and that n0ns
are needed individually by Tor We belive are
gwen to) servants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

The Price Of MarkeanS.-Ws intinatsd .
few days since that the price Of marketing
would soon be regulated By the Provost Mar
shal, and prove . death blow to huokstsring
and extoriionsrs. We learned yesterday that
Gen. Winder would soon have the mat Or IT.
tended to IT an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Motst. The plavial dispsnsstions 70. two
days past have been abundant. The millinsrs
have Lately rsvaupsd the old style Of coal.
seut,fe bonnet, COMMON s0me time n the be-
Ginning Of the 18Th century, and the lovely
fair, happy in having scared possession Of the
OF the privilege Of exhibiting The ''latsss
a,vla" at church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

N0as fsDsaAL La1s- We present bslowi
batch Of some Of the infamoss )iss vAiei
asound 10 the Federal papers. Wsssa lard.
~ think tina most gullibls Yankee can sSsi'
low any o! the following:
RsS1 RasSs-istes An Oncer OF the Potomac
s<mys whose regiment was ore Of The sFs
thai rssenel 1.ssseas. assnrss u hat hsv.s
Witrtss % . fa0t which Ws have d stated %
rs b fJre-namely. that thu Rebels had baHa.
ed n Ii dead Ia In. if hospitals ThseAarIs
Tamt las OF MEMBER OF DOR fellows Wers
found, and - H. was lhous1tihsy nigAtbeve
bern theso o. some CT be captured U1ioa
soldiers. close sxamina ion was uads. vass
IL Wis sscoreatno0 that Inc remstcs Of ths
uniforms, the barous, &C., were those Of Re.
bel regiments This disc, vsry sxcitsd mueh
elGteratsD am0og o ir .0idtAs ssrscislly 10
the S0utA has been made to ring with ehsIgss
OF barb,.rtty agsiEss our army. dead eodies
wsrs also found lying Ia hsaps. sonsvita We
han1s AND feet tied, and one roo' fellow o.
cited the COMMUNICATION Ct Oil Who eeesl.
him Hts ankles and wris were lied. ssa
his hands were ciasosd, 80 II in prayer vneh
he died. Colonel Ptnc2nsy. Of the siSyI,
'ixih, humanity directed that the reosies "
, thee Al Hmsfully used ad neglected 80 siess
st ouid ba carefully busi led, duty when 0sI
solder peTtormed with circumspectios: ~
charTeu rsmA1as were found In Inc As0s'
Damp More.
The rsosls In their evacuation left lsfes
amount OF property behind, much oi wsic.
consisted OF pE0visions. TIE residents 10 w
yi:ihity were promps IL sndssvoEins 70 -
cure Is much Of the latter ~ po~iese. "
our soldiers int<rdtcted them nom 0sn!
any They sssxsd pissoasiy. crying "a
they had hssn robbed BY tbs reesls. asa ~
lol 6 bees living on sh0rt sllov~ncs: ma
10 fact, they were upon the verge OF stasN.
lion Our soldiers we're lnvnlneSabls 70 nv
pleadinss- frst, because they eoufd not ecn'
mit breach of daty; and second, t.eseP~a
RE were clsal ~ deep dyed escesAosSsp, ".
II was a risk 10 b. lisvs then. they VIE
however. directed 70 Sprly 70 the 0sss!s' ~ -
command. At Osntrsviils thsy nSss
lItshnab who had some service oa - -
rosd ,ur men inQ aired Of Sim soM ~ - ~
thar % many liishlaen were deeoiusS ~ ~.
tns rehel service A, n,ss Ae hesassssa - ns
llyiTg oat hcsny ssid ma! .ae IL =. 1srs
md b.so bael; treated, and that ~ ~
bsfore the evacuation two poor lssows; IL. ~. =
men. Lad heon taken oat and shoss 80 w
b die. were afterwards mutl 'tsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

ardson alas Richards il to be tried to-day be-
fore the above Court for circulating counter
felt Confederate Treasury notes. On Saturday
y large number o. orders were entered for the
ss questratiop Of setates Of aiicn enemies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Fsre.--Ths alarm Of 1re. about Q O'clock
laet might, was caused By the burnang OF
wooden stable on the lot Of WI. G. AueS,
corner Of 7.h and Main streets. y wss 40
doubt 81 on dfs. 40 4 being OF wood caused
great hight and many people 70 assambls g
see Il. The hre was subdued wltheue The atd
Of tho steam IRE engine, though II We on ~
,r0ssy,6 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

M,lstav, Of tie Second Class-Ths parties
who form {. Is class Of militia are those from
l6 to Is, and from IS 20 IS years Of age. Up
to Saturday, all bat one co II pany had met aud
enrolled themselves, aud elected officers. For
walt Of quorum, On Saturday tue membsrs
Of the r-n,aiuing company adjourned over
until to-day, when all persons bssween As and
IS living :. nth of Broad and West OF 7sh
street to ole mile beg ord tho corporation, will
inset u Dosbnn,e II al, hi 4 o'clock, and eject
company Id1v0kA Tbs election thus mace
will complete the regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, March 20, 1893
The proceedings Of the HOUSE on Saturday
are veile@ In sg, that body having Gslib-
Grated With closet doors daring Its entire sss
sion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Blind Tom continues for three nights long.
er his interesting and humorous concerts 1t
the African Church.
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knsmpted -<aovsrnor Lstehsr hos exempt.
Cd .hs High Constable aud Ossrsesr Of the
city hands from duty M Miliai~naen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Tss NAssviLLs -'fhs W.lmiBetos ys.ss = !:
allucicg 70 the NoythsYn ss>srston
stesmyr nashville lad been barsee. -
Whore he Mash Vile IL, ~ hsse so.
INIT NAV say that she was ssf een
- ul,rs harAor. Sus 10 safe. Neither -
Foss Aacon been blown ap."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Gat. Edwsre Marlborough proWsitor OF the
rar:oryesh hogAe Ia katstsh, n. o., died
last Thafsday.
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|1H2s 1ESSi11>s.4 -. -. ". y. .-sll pa
sS0t1G { 1f2( ye71' - - p s ~ yIu vi
hnSo - - - - 4 r - ZMe vi
eo7npv 1SS8SSjsSS IN = 1sI@ veeoo Vui
40 eewVo : naenf . - 49, ~ Ze1aeo
OUVwnnAHnA n q - A1oooool
80 "
rns 1ssAs sss7s !, A.,
$3.50 = = sAosns Of tAs 0avsasah|
WIS from - 0pAs q ip,lnv..
T4o1staIl1 q Ne .oaf,,s - Aye.--.
~ a1311. lAAooeaes. p ~ = ~ ~ 800
uo4 ~ eyTy ~, yH1t 0o9. Yrisn q
wosn1oa aoo oopeuro6. ~ ~ ~, oeoeAl
tosAA lnes II hflfo1. 0oop ~ ~ 49, W
did not SeeHb ~: 1hAtof fhs ~ N1:oosf
nsasa - = sAs6e Wnss , . israsn Il
raMs ed1it theesekyss HAT -, "
- 0Q~A4ys - aerIVe1 Yen Sspor.
sepo1 IL ~ teoksaeseuld 8 - ~ =. ~ sas
FysSeeopsa0ed - car nen. ma ~ ~ taAS
d. 5otstSoyeA Oar ON tr.ss: tsosin.~
,utlA1saWs toapeA1e e. a,f.s. - bsss
n@e vas aoMo soafaaoon n n.
efspeio aetNan1 Of IL hsttIe. ~, ~.
ssaesmens sost tns Uootedera.:s - 80 te4l
teet neas q ~ tscsrals aad ~ S0s ~
~ s0otoward. II sppsan tAst ~. ang]
Oa1ioch snA AclntosA were cord.cs.s e.
atAekt = 'front.', fSiee natchsd ~ Sa.s -
troops 0artee1 Allso by ciPopi,o.s ss.ssu|
the rear 81 the see0y. UaTortanss1SSy n
49, he bad a1yivod. and wss eeetasc "
noons - NaD totogmod ~ = oonr1Sc a. -
az Of 0cOatlooA and Aein - s,S ~
oootustoa Tat o9ooo.dsA sA1V 11ein1i, ~
cBssase. Dasine lhisoou11sioa ~ i1o:s ~
the hesitAx1on that lplloWed N ~
snsmy cAaAged At, posiuon IN 49,. -
/ entire 1oYos upoA Pre-, Who ~ = ~
soeie defence, and T. Aiuied ten aAo.s ~
1ght eeased, and W1s nSs r0nsv1I nSvt2s -
ipg, sxcsps % . ieiht 70 snaNtS q. :. 49, !.
w.shdraW In the dtsscticr Of thssr s.nns,..S ~
TAus Il seems that two m1skat XII
mss tse ssliaAs AsColloeh And ncin ~
prevented % iron ealpi.g . ereat vtcso,-
wo1M have snsaed among their folio vem.
ssn.1 a. ~. IN nsn s C1n.e,en occurred. N
ohoio fedsssl simy. isrss A. Ia ~ ~
OAurehil1'e Al kansss regiment, whseH fsl
loWe0 AcOsAicch's viotoTion' bsnnsr thrcan
sns fmoxe ana carnage 1t Oak Hills, was q
nosy cut up ~ Was composed Of the bss
odoso IN tne otnse.
Hrumofeo tnas ten. riks had arItvS
his lndian r simsnss, bat sna No took no Das
10 the battle. The 1adiAns, 1t - said, wsssaI
tonished, II not frigh tened, ~ the tYemsndov,
roar OF the ar,iliery They had nsver Assi
any souno Ioea0 toah snear oWn Ver.looe
except tho voice Of the Great Spirit atseni
10 the deep toned teandef, and 70 tbs tAs
nad been accustomed nom infasey. Nsf dl
thsy IKE guns hat ran On Wheels. nsy
Knew Wn,t 20 90 VITA the r.ns. ous sasl
~. I'm sn.,,sS. ..-4c ,ha. w
eyes and ears. They ars not dessisats s
sosr,@s. nc~sser. ana = sns report b. nss
wi,I .n n :. ~ S;s.hnS. ,h.i- m,rd. - Jun. UNI
frs, Impressions
Our last accounts represent Ae enemy u
,andnx o1sn r.,, 81 r ana eessracsoi
fore And Siasiur ~ battl,. has d.nht,sss co..
pelled him 70 -rstracs his steps tn order .
zepienisn his stores.
...
1hS savannah Ns~ss Of the zetn Of March.
says:
Tna v..ra. MA. a.-...I
$780, 1870 ~s....dsw eo.. suoa Is
~ 1anu oon: We
USS... 49, -. 'sa y ssoex
o 49, sIeJ : asMM!
ss 1psa n. lss1nu' vas Iossvlsg
~ sny .Hn 49,. cn .h LII ss;. III
N.nu ~ W ~ -. ss.@ " " 'sa.se W'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

a.. Mo.au The xnoxviils AxS'Aa. 10
alls6i"r 10 Captsti Morsan's late s1psos.,
avs 10 .espiursd ~ psiaorsrs. :. saUcs.S ~
oiicerr. hesides enc fantss 'sieeIs ~ To- e.
rstor. the Usitsd States ms'i' aAe s''sS"' -
l ROh0
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xHcounA0tnS uAws,
The Atlanta Qboaowu easA sAys:

Vh0 ANo18 OoO0owoeooa n.y.
We have had exhibited TO az skelstrn draw.
ines, and AAd given TO ~ description. Of .
Ram, yhe coassf soti Of one or more Of
Whtcn Will shor u - commenced ~ Zen.
bdsrats port. Which viii Prove nearly ~
much supert.r % the VifgiaiA-superior -
sue is--ae .hst wonsssR " - . uOoesA chip -
L vsala - inpr.dens y etvs saytAtng hks
sdescflptlnn Of iAis n ine~nioa.l u dsv set,
Ana povssfui and f0rMadAsls MfbnsseS ~ ~
"a. While Of far greater oAp .cays s1perior
sssspgth. and eeavkf esosneee, wall dss y
Ter 81 oas.Aalf tAAa ~ vAseinla, and VII,
prove law aiss9ahla % sttAebs vAtle trrsssst.
$50 ~ attaching Noshlna matthew mo ~
= aavai aysnteeetarss that 1aAts spoa TIE
g N, con withstan4 the sACcx 81 ~ eoeonn.
eas y lii thts neW ersf - osalna liba u u
ever ben sysls Viii ose slte y IL he eaR.
b,rs oS he rvs ~ sta Deta tpAt sNp0yta a
the AOutAs the 1sasalA = sse 1ue a heE
lsavs he Watosv seey INT . o saemltsoao
fA.s which oyereook eastr 90 rts y uAMp.
10 No ~ IL 6us ttue faWnsseakeassA
20 Ger u - maAn keeya ~ aeses = = ~ d
ehiil q deatA e ~ elaey ef e. essseesn
NAvv. aaa asassls ~ q ~ -: w ::
sAps1 beAaA 10 plaA - - e4esSsss y
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PEasIoa 70 wIpoWs.

.r. SPARROW. of La, FROM the Commlite
Oh Military Airs. to whom was re ferred
DILL rel.tive 20 ths payment OF pensions I
widows OF deceased soldiers, &c feturne
the same, and asked to b. discharged froI
tbs Eur ther cQnsiaerntiOp thereof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

MT SEMMss. OF L., snbmittsd the following
j,int resolution. which was adopted:
Resolred by tie Consress Of the C0nfs1yass Statss
Thst any share OF pr 4s MONEY awarded, OF
which may be award:d, 10 any seaman OF
marine woo may b. prisoner IN the hand.
Of the enemy, shall, under the direction Of the
secretary Of the Navy, To paid 10 the Wits o.
aEch canaan or Ia ariae during his captivity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

Noas fsDssAL Lsss- We present bsIovi
bltch Of some Of the infamoss lies vAel
abound Ia the Federal popeJs. Wsesa lard.
~ think tina most gullibls Yankee can sSsi'
lou nnv Os the fOllORinR.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
PAHsro" CIv5Sn, ~ ,,SE yTsn = 3 q issl; = C1,,,,,

70 AZ 1aoY r IY ooxcExv.
sss 81 M9ss,s &: s:s s:s z .s: i.s s Y: - e e.
Ss:.e9 s ss e hs ssvs :. tssn e. dsss s
ss: s:s ri e s. go s.s Eiss; 80 s.iH c:S g.
NJ; ID ri, = IS 2ssss, ,.r.a ..ass II. ~. .s
lols va B'skirok, and was granted August q,
tEs. @.ss, NJ % ssrss, ,sss4 ssdss the cot of
ssssssa xstsst %, isss- -SsSssssy }, issa -
NJ. 4skls, fcs o asrsa, isssd sndsr the aet Of
narsh, 1855, 10. the name q BspjaMin rsek, sad
- grsatsd On the ID DAY q Aaroh, ,lss1-Fsbruasy
.Es. va, scs % ser.s, Issued under the 40. o,
ssI:mesr, isse y ths nam: q e John Denny, and
81, IL q sra, iss"sd s1dsf ihs q. Of
esntsnoss, 1eso, IN ~ naoa q Jsen Barton, and
- Sssos.1 Is atSi T. oish I, ,'n ana
s s. :ss:: 3 s:S S:s;s s,s =: "a a; xs 2,
~ n,s1S, % .iss ssrss, - ssdsr ihs ~ Of
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Msreh, la.s IN ths nals q Ae Shf, WIDOW ef yose,
= thar ~. Hsafd and VA granted Assunf,
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no %sSse, for l2o snrss, iesysd .unass ths - Of
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March; 1854, IN the name Of Jordan Hunt, and Was
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, JOSEPH z. SSAA1lLT.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
NRHAT CnNTnAL ROUTE r-
" ~ 'H F0R THE WEST, II
HUDSON RlvBR RAILROAD aad NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD

Or AxD Arm DaoKnssn Q, 1881, ..
Exprses Trains lsays New York city depots oi
aIdson Rivsr Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, -
fs rs Ss.se. 4 street s,ss =: ~ y .''' '.''
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and fcn sesS strs:s: IL issc % n ~ .s.sss.s = az
fE., ,o, g, "a dASsns and cy a. sfs SO non
nsl Railrocd for gcAsnecaly,, ReehcstsS, UHss,
tewnl Railrced, buffalo, Byrseuss, NhgHn Falls,
e ssss ss7. .S
EeStsva E.iircsl, ior Hamiiton, Tcrcsto, Dstrcit,
GGh1sssG Gi0s G JGS:do NM. an:.elts Foed Ds Lss u
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cslo an Asss taSssspSiE, Leois7llis % f. ,dtsSin. &
ws Vwea pnnysSn colssDrs Clsv.i.nd, and al points
~ od H0RTH1RN ROUTE.
b Coanscti.l With TfaiAs q Troy with Troy and
1oaon, and kens. and sasato6a Kbads for 6arstsga,
f:ssa:s 3. zds:'.: zAssn: sIs:
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ties Of this 9rsst New York Routs, totNs West con.
mcDd II to The conndencs Of merchants md shippsss
Passenger .Traips.. With Gnelins ssd Sleeping
CanI run y eoeasetsn q. ~ New York contTsl
FoI ps,s,sel.r. :. e loss, s.s. 90 ss..sA. Y.
sns'.''s' ''a'i'' = the dept 2 Msf5sa snfTa street
de- II '.' .hl Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL
without metal piats or al ,sns IL

NEW InXENTI0H OF ARTIFICIAL
~ CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or l.sps, BY
u II. 8. b. SIG T. 3 ND.
80 Broadway, New York. and $50 Penna. avenue,
bet. 18th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. G.,
Calls the attention Of the public to the following
advantages Of his improved system:
lst The teeth Of his will never corrode
nor change color By any aoids and three fourth
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, % the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
3D.. The roots will be made ino6snsivs snd never
10 ache. .r. .......' T. T.
4th No temporary teeth are needed, a. permanent
ones can b. made Immediately, thereby preserving
ths natural s.prsssiOn Of ths .ss which, under the
9TH. This work has been fully tested for over i've
year, BY many Of the 6sst Chemists and Physicians
Dr; g; has also inyentsS white indsstruetibls
metal filing with which tfS most sensitive teeth can
be alied without pain, and can build up perfect
,S ,Sana tooth on any side roots, which will Last
He refers to tho following gentlemen: DR.. v. Mott;
". Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry; Hon. A.
Tmg,;.an in ~ capt SIabtEee WE PIesdsnt Or the
81 the ssuPssens pr Court Of Washington b. O. and
Call and examine yourselves. novs-sn