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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

SUBSCRIPTIONS PRTOE FOR DAILY:
naaxarad IN the City, week ~
- Cfty, per year Gin adEancel 5 %
FOB WEEKLY:
.SSI Der year, single subscriber. ~
- club Of nvs ito one adoZossD W
ADyERTTETNG.
For TerEns see FIRST page, tabular form.
AGENTS.:
The following gentlemen are oar authorized
Agents in the places naT1ed:
DT RalBton, BoonviIle, Warrfck 90.
John M Lockwood, Mt Vernon, Posey %.
John B. Daugherty, Rockports Spencer %.
JsToes L. Thornt0ns Princeton, Gibson %.
John b. Handy, Newburgs WaFrick %.
DR. Murphy, New HARMONY Posey %.
A. B. Wilkinson, Oynthiana.
Preston Talbot, PossyViIIe, Poasy %.
III, H. Custen, Petersburg, Pike 90.
Marx Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick 90.
q, p. CavaEah, 0wensvilles Gibson Go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

EDWARD BDRTIS'is a candidate for the Office
ef Township Trustee at the ensuing April cleo
ton. Is hc rtVoiksbore c0pyleF s. g5s 8
JOHN wAYMAN 10 candidate for the ONCE of
Township Trustee, at the ehsu ng April election
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STRESS COEansfssfOssr.

EDIToR JouRNAL: Please announce my name ms
a candidate for Street Commissioner. 4i
joan foeEA.'f
IDS. JOURNAL: Please announce nay name AZ
candidate for Street Commi ssioner at the ensuing
ADriI election f%I JonN Dams AFtELL.
Ems JOURNAL: You win please announce JOHN
s. STOCKS as a candidate for Street COMMISSIONS
nc the ensuing April cleo zion.
Please annOance nay name as candidate. for re-
electiOa e the Office. af street Commissioner.
IAIIN SAIYHH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

Please announca the name. of JOHN HEDDEE
ICH candidate for Councilman in the OF
Ward.
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EvAMsVILLE JOURNAL.

swAn wants supplied - advertising In the
TouRNAL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-31

For City Treasurer.
" sORENSON Is the Old OhaIter candidate for
City Treasurer. ~
Ma EDTToR Please announce my name as
candidate for City Treasurer at the April election
lru ANTHONY BEHME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Ponds Uron the extent Of its coasts, and the
,mrorter ca of its comnercs. Now. the Con-
iedslate Sfn'e haze ,pree foo0s ID ni''es %
coas: from IA" sapeake 90 tie hio tran"F,
hat is Is shy, l1nr INES tE r1cch ~ the iIltSo
statea, my vii tAyretora ne compelled 70
'pcfeuFe heir me. cAant marius rdpiiiy- 8rd
thsis oar 10 sEige H. proportion > ~o nfAi Gu
- ~. oa1tnefcc-tbe vnate Nsnsry nnt COT
tpu hive given the commerce CT IN" til'eu
So 90 those gigantic Proportions which are
n" adj ration Of the world, The iakter M
ttcis tco.,oal vi / be iasen from tho anRee
ships and viii he given 10 the rover
tha- shat, frat learn how to pr. H. ny me OPP
rortuu.ty, until the South fhail have 'na"
rine OF harrow
"Ihe Strength OF a nations navy depends
upou the fiI3 and impor .a"Ce OF its ms. eSA-
Tile marine, for It ~ fecrui Ell from 'a's 81
a Cover men. which -! Tres to rival 'hs II -
martina poser N tn WCrid on tne ocean,
ought flr,t Of All 10 secure IN" prosperity 81
il mere annie marlre as tar as !. eau 40 y
FRANCE, witch retains brt lew o. lis toiS.i'r
,v4s her commercial marine deo6ylng ny
means of the American, and her EtLis nr x
eveyy,r acre giving wy 10 the YANKEE th!Se-
masters nuL uf the 100000 bales OF coltJn
a4nuaily landed on the q u ss OF B.vrt, mol
oue.;sLtn comes .tu. OF vessels uLd+r int
French fiag Is not, thsr, tho present Z. ia
vora Bile oppor tunttt 10 secure for French Ia
i:ime commerce au N pprt;-ut bTHnsn OF tfhns
p3rtHii1u, iEd 10 give d ns~ Impulse 10 'H'
6ostr,s II hlpbGl.GinE IL toe yarus o. Nor
shall hgac 70 the ports O; the y uta LT.tcitN O.
greuca man UIaC.ure, hdvantagss when VII
guarantee a return leisaf, il assuft'}E =
Url .ct witch ought to eLgak- TIE attei non =!
Ear0leoM's Government, aud mat OBJ {, Cal
he Obtained by simrly recognizing th2 Gov
srumsn. Of the tonf-de' rte SlH'es.
a. a voluto+ yalkut e" written TO tie cB#E ge'
which may hs proc st IL tue Inhritnth al
fairs { tno 1-tg!i ~ lAa s@eessio" oi the Coz
feGer ia e;tu'es. The sp-ndoco! t9e IN rf.i&
cay OF New YORK, WINCH boasts htf IT. tlfi
- the EtLst.sL IL The WOrid, itser taicu ii
would coon decIna f trs * OF tie ihlt''
States were exc adod trou me cotton rcfi5
81 4 is ilnsnai,ss cornlnsrCs would hS GistilS'
u.sc arnJng The cation ports rnd Ina ports g
suen countries Is EUTops rs srst hal IAa su"@
sels- % take suTa..t, SO ot tas OipJT 'a-4'E
90 Il france desire 80 ylVH! LhEtahI. 60.
cusht u acvep. - el='nen 4 u r2Tfr : arcs
-Ss sou.h a:s G -ril = n'tT. stv.," - c13.''
ucs .p,a 'us {r, .iCrJ rt!-.t, fEPioft * h-H-
g1fi.', EuIu~j k-1Y'Ilntrn.. Fer M s''"t
Ur-se; rs well IS to- "a H!e, sh' .i%s "a
more - gAia frnia cre inJui III t;ian t:"i- 'A2
q yer mr. " II -" s,.G r ~ .
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GNithmonl Dispatri).
-nrR< a., muRS'8 80. >PsIl a ,se.
f. I'd sHd PAT "


G-p Price has rec lived The appointment
Il VI .j1r Genera in ,he Confederate service
could at have been bestowed on avor,hier
mzp. or one who had more hoaorab,y earned
h. distinction IL coufers.
VII, are no, Floyd aud Pillow restored TO
h,jr commands Every bod admits 'ha'
ihsv .oasht IKE devils ~ Fort Dyu~iSon -
y oady has complained. ,tos far, ct their nst
= iug enough On she contrary he Only
,lsrsc AaA - them ie, that taeN we're i'"t
.>pihng to surrender. iney may, toi ahyttisf
zee know, lie Justly accused OF being too
e.dlor, aud zoe eager for the fray, ihoush
we never heard even that charge made, Bul
nj. m he ewes of the public, is the most
,enial OF ali offences. The public, let req
t.ps tAiuk what it may, aiways has admired,
a ! always will admire a bold, dasiag. dIsh
= . olhcer, WHO fights whenever he CONES
2 .oss She enemy, and let red tape lie assured
,... ,tisimro r;aHtto have the public Oh its side.
wat ul.kcs Ney s.iii the idol OF all France
i.s Sas not II great General surely lit sets-
I.... .pmma@d Hs couji not be compared 10
ssat. OF MaSscnA, oi Suu.eJ. ~ suis Yar;icl.iss
What is tas pecuhar charm. then, that Ell
O.. Is aud .westens his memory, IN sp:e ~
lasni:o,3 military t'G,.tcrs i ls L's He
I.'-u Tlase wDo TOO. upon he tomb rel eti
=, / il hides the mortal Remains Of possibly
axe bravest :oan that The world ever Saw Q!
t.o m4a W, aln Napoleon himself called "a
q, .''--of tho mai whose daring temper often
hin 10 ajtac. the enemy when ho ought
- 10 have done 30 t.s he d.; at jena, - ael
H- tros. bt on the battle An Aoac TOO s)on,l
..t who Always redeemed Nc b.uader " has.
. - j, nicht bs, by hshtins 1t out to the LAST
y 2ole,n Anew The Importance OF having sutt
IAN with hun, aud instead of breaking BIN
f. ne i tlleu,tes into which his heail H..
CO. age 70, the army, rewarded him fog hle
vslr.
ould J; not be tho part OF -iom 10 ,reA,
+ I'd snd Pillow IN the s,;ue way ht
Ful- may come when The evAcnatlon policy
NY be brought to AZ end. by the act OF the
~usmy imsei.-wheD, having At last elvs,i
II, everything else We have, he may force a.
- znt for our existence. We may nave To-
Pa. at desperately, instead of falling back ana
- ,ibg the ensmy sl he asks for. In suen All
Lonr, when 1t becomes necessary 10 huri our
iu,sses against the foe, instead . regiriu.
Len his shock the arm and Voice, aud IN
- Ious courage OF old John k,oy may he Of
II yice III leading tbs onset. the cto circuuI
- ton and calm confidence Of ed Gideon
= ow may be worth many regiments Of men
- the tSo old tn@fs he restored 70 their
a'nors- II tesy have fought TOO 5ravely, tle
"a, & is not - common on-, sui they Ought 10
H. aXcus-. for this ouce- W want al the
hgltipg men sce Gas .et.
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Vanity FRS Account OF the Battle
of NewDsEn.

At Z moment CT l.dec.>iuu ,vheu l. e.
Qulrea huL aaOthvI guiEty ~ .rioi-r ~
tedar1is I!o1u bet0,e . battery o. a f!fh'
u u Vigorous eAaIu;ie % eI'''uf-'' IN -
charge ,uu tsAs lpa p.it.-- y, tn ON ef ~ hiEh
;or; tsoD ana undannted braS,ty 'rs"iYSH -.
sacr. 4 hun seIt, u UeH''N"fs =; '-ei ." - T.
the soldiers an eEa;A!i.H-
- se,z.,i the pgpo. Justly when Z osasy
81, II Yrs about ia d 1i"ed froIt Z. t7nT-hi q
one II rl,s khode l-iGno nAl.sliSs. f,';o ses}eA
hiIr ae!f ostrisfe OF jte Innzh - iF:$S% 4a!gs
soeiis move vey slowly. rs the lr~ c%soh>
orc fs.G:Ie txG3eI from ne euorGio rs Cii&
.-1e off e-r cjasped hts kIse. AIou31 -, aav
Win ais 'oft ~ o.~ attd &AH revolver ~
;he Other, s.iiea. ,slam poane ma Trans
figured, over i'.|r 81 HI is, .! tn3 ersHi
c3ae- lax agd soc-a -.l.r alternately
Tbs itslt Nr&e - .'rt!-
The sae.! struck among II arya:rJ c@lu i-..lg
Ire guiliL: uft,c~r aSea tied s. rIN,tFs- :-eS,
ami ~ "a :noni@ct had snrfoa..i5t hlra ct:
with suCh = barrie pie oi Ged fols-s rs
riders tina. sLs exPioo!cn % tbs IN sci nAT ra>d
mn not.
Tie tron.. WnQ yzirAe5seJ tAe t-E,t sere "a
o.ce Gt!' 4. WITT er'Eus'.sm Ihe" CO. =
Iiks devils, aHn b.tdrej ioe reaal works
the pots Il Je.slh
a. ot1ser Who ,;id tnia sho aid b5 re %atded
oy Lauoa's gCa.t I'd. lie deserve III prai
&C giCty, ni.u 0ugnt 20 rtC5ivs the Gls hees
position III Inv Elf; ~ he .snefic Il cope
rerson.l In&Le ' t.C4s prevents .ae tE3u'
TaeutICuiLg MS N
ON OF my S,-f oitcess,u young leuifu2n
OF gSt IuaIrUOue, Wt> lea ny Eis III = u'--
10y into ne eNelay'S stT0, gao Il, ana !JuuH
:>,msslt surrourdtl ~ sIuieas Of Nj sis
sippi ripsHo5t@Ia. ! tmIaesii,eiy rode ior
y r., u4daT gecieci storm Ok sLo tAid a"li,
II i "a! IL my III s-trrul>, c,aGr e, q
t. tte 0a Terrified, tlvy { r. PIP q tier AZ '''t
uu fl Tna Lieutenant slu T-E1 AIMED AZ
rJu;.t, Isd-u wan scaips ai trophies
captured g vii hards0ma ia 8 Cue -
III. arse six ba iisf, With ihs following chh1
- tarisrIc itSc;i yt.ou, III "hita ie.terr, uu :
white ground
Talk Fox sCUFBSNH WEtGa!s AaD Ch&ifH
TRUTH"
A.oths~, wtich l" wi M CIV hands
after Wi! gir9 me rpiot erAsaIP. ,eck, !:
he gutd ~ Il I. L, rnptny called ;;ci appel:
s,nnrr-shoo RS l. telrs Ills INSCRIPTION
HuIrh E..s poI00l u al ar:
Pf,L+.
'soraD IN THs CoBss."
''txU-- i. uun ht'- IS tae Y'.Td II lea ed
hu- l observe hat S0atherH o-tGozra.tny /.
pvculIHs
One troop Of rehei horss is -snoT5sa . -.
carried q hisvk co:oT, bu- ! II ok IL 5 s i 81
roy. a. least s.yz ba oce Q Why reg III ~
SD they ma.e h0rss .: %"psn-r roio~.
Alter the hltlte, eek np my Qaaft-r~ ia e
tsrya house on M heDke II he Aeu =, va Nc
/ now write. what hteti Is, rest IL ltrsGres
-ion
There are three pref gtrls tiere.
Lam IL 40 hurry 20 move arf - tie Il - u
Nay.
/ havo seut on my amy, 10 ,veyer, towas.
EicD mCnf
Later Richmond IS ours
Sal Eata7 RioAiEohd i not ye. GUS, ba j,
vi De soon a :" tEe /
The f. fnsr aDa brothers 0E the 'hre2 rret,l
eirls b4Vr come h0Inz- 'iG-4 Are soldiers.
ALa.i sc. soy brge iP""b l'ak-t
&c Au.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Mayors Court,-Yesterdsy the following
cas-s were disposed of: John, slave of Hax
al & Co, found with n lot of coffee supposed
:, nave been stolen. Ordered twenty lashes -
John Pitman, free negro, arrested by order
II the Mayor for failing 70 work ON tn. bat
t-res, was committed.-Jerry,s slave of Miss
Garuett, arrested as a runaway rom + s.
Anderson j. Co, of Rockbridge county, was
committed William, slave Of B. b Crump.
arrested for drunkenness and staggering about
the streets, was committed as z runaway and
ordered ten lashes-Wm. Gleason, soldier,
found drunk in an alley, was sent 10 General
Winder-Anu Roche, for violently assaulting
Laura Ann Solely with rocks, was examined
and DISCHARGED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

The Rar,ei,ss-Mr Walter keeve! a ster-
ling actor, Is at present. filing al engagement
At the Varieties. The house is nightly crowd
cd, aud the audiences, by their hearty sppsuse,
seem ts appreciate the efforts Of the "Sonth'
ern Star backed by the stock company. We
are happy TO state that good order prevails
and the only fault we have to find is, that the
building is not large enough TO accommodate
all who would wish to bs prsssn5. The ins
play of "Iugomar" TO night.
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forces which Nigh, have proved disastrous to
Us; and fiuaily we we caused a coucentra.
ton OF the enemy away from Middle Ten.
nessee and pracisaly where we want to msss
him, provided, in acting upon the aggressive
In the future he will come far enough away
from his informal sunboats to allow Ms to
give hi m the thorough whipping he will most
assurediy receive. IL these are not successes,
the name Is without u meaning.
OrRI OU'Ug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

TIE Frat HoUis=ers We learn that the
First Company 81 HoUizars, from this city,
fought galianly N the recent engagement
near Wynne's mill, on the Peni aua, DIS
mounting three of the enemys guns. While
proper tribntss Of praise are accorded u
others who hi.-in9 1!shst themselves in the
fxnt, il Is neither La9Ie 10. less than justice
that the young AND gallant men of Richmond
should receive what they deserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Characters IN The C1y-TLe Provost ",
sfal and his assistants complain that Rehma,1
i. the grand depot for the reception Of all ~.
scoundrels in the Confederaey. There a..
probably over one hundred men at large, sv.G.
ing search, who have joined several cam
MES and taken the bounty, beside selling ,h.r
selves as Observation-Disclosures from q
parts of the Confedsracy, and the Provoal
Marshal, with very small guard for the az,
Of the place ,hs ..a x to keep everything.
and preserve order--a difficult thing 10 do s
would appear, under the above cirenr
stances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Don't Repad,a.e.-We understand from par
ties VITO ought 70 know, that none of the IN
dIduaI5 who issued small notes or sn'n-
plasters III Richmond have as yet repudiatea
but svinee disposition truly creditible 70 70
deem their issue. We sluds only TO those
parties " ho had character az " ell as money
90 lose by failure to fulfill their obligations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Assistant Poorest Marshel-Lieut. e ~
Booker. who succeeded Capt. j. c Maynard
20 one .! ,he As5is7aG: Provost Marshals Of
RiehIu md, enfe al or TIA dntiss of his Office
o., yestel day. Liedt- Booker Was for many
months uue OF he officers land an e fieient one,
roo.) in eharg.of the G. g. military prison Oh
Main street. Those who know HIN have con
fienee ia aim, aud believe that he will dis
eharsa the duties OF his onerous, lahorious,
and important office With skill ami ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

T-edcgor Battalton.-Ths Tredegar Bat
talon, consisting of about $50 men. made a
tus parade yesterday, under Major K. s
Archer The artillery company attached to
the battalion psraded one long N-pounder
riaed gun a siege shell gun, and two 6 FOUNDER
rinsd rieces-al fine guns. The infantry
numbered about $50 men. They were accom-
panied by the Armory Baud, led by the cele-
brated Chris vcland., of Baltimore, and dig
cour.ed most excellent music, They were re-.
viewed by the Governor, 1t Is said, preparatory
to being mustered into service 70 march at an
hours notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Ratsrsci for Baadegss Waited The Ia
dies Of Rich n1ond and surrounding country are
earnestly requested 10 send 10 DR.. Psaehv. al
= his Globe Ho-pi al, on i9tn street, all the Old
liu.u and muein rags tdst they can spare
Old sheets, shirts, etc, are eff great value to
the Surgeons who are dressing the wounded
OF our soldiers now in aud arriving at that
hospital I.es every family gather up the
rags and eend them to The Globe Hospital at
ou1E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

.Su.p,caons Character-Abrahar yan.I H.
s,vas arrested by the Provost Marshal on W. Nm
day and committed to Castle Goodwin AZ a A.,
picious person. Van Dorm, who isa Nortb.s
man by birth, was trying TO make his wa, ,o
Fredericksburg, He applied to the Proves
Marshal here for pass TO 20 TO GordonsviIjs
but confessed that his purpose was TO 20 :.
Fredericksburg. The circumstances an, ma
ing she case being deemed suspicious, Van
Dorm was taken in custody. Hs has been liz
ing in the South for several years pa,t A
wagon and two horses which h, drove 20
town has been retained y"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

TIE Igfrmary Compaay-Ws iavits a.,
tentiou 10 Lieut. Lyneman. advertisement, III
this mornings paper, proposing TO receive
Few more recruits for Capt Herbis' innfmai!
company There is no more deeraoie seI'l.'
for volunteers than is offered by'this eofnPan!'
and the officers 10 no respect neglect ,ne u''
cessities of those under their command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Burned Ep-Certain gambling apparatus,
for some time past housed within the Mayor 5
Office, and said by parties supp osed to be- in
the sseret to belong TO VIM. Burns L. Co,
was burned ye4terday in front of the City
Hall, in presence of certain officers of police,
who. from the City Hall steps, viewed the
eonhagration with looks of satisfaction, it be
ing the token of reward in hand and more in
prospect. Roulette and faro taties were burnt.
There were no spectators. Tie surviving
nails ana ocrews were gathered up by by
standsre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

T.. s. District Coart- This Court was ~
session Yesterday, but beyond the Prspaia.loss
for tbs trial Of csr,ain Offenders charged
with deranging tue currency BY passing eo D,Sv
terfeit Treasur, notss, it did nothing w0f'H'
of note
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Fou,h AlQ6anta This gallant regiment
whose prowess has been proved on many s
well contested ield, has reorgapiaed for The
war Col r N Law has been re elected Il
that position without opposition. Major N
C. Lsmere, of tho l4th Alabama regiment Of
Regulars, was elected Lieut. Colonel, Lieut.
Col. s. j Goldsby declining to be re elected
Msjor Charles Scott was 70 elected, there be
ing no opposition. The above comprise al
the Geld officers The whole regiment re en-
listed before the passage of the consci ptioI
bill, with one or two exceptions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

The Called Court There wac to have
bseu a called Cours yesterday on w. d Bow
man, charged with the murder OF Gesrg.
Bailey; but in consequence Of witnesses fo
ths defendant being absent on the PenIusrS
tie case was soutinued until the next tern
There will be called Court to. day on Dem
Lynch, charged with stabbing James shs.
with d sword, about week since The ".
uesses in this Gaze will no doubt be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

A Yankee Story.-A gentleman of respect
ability and truth assures Us that he saw in
Richmond, week since, we'll known Aso
ll;ion merchant of Philadelphia, known N
vocate of fremont and Lincoln, and that b.
gave Information OF his pre.enee hers AMI 4
description OF his person, and that he naa no
since been taken. The party in question is a
was born in this region May be he came OF
a collecting tour, aud in advance of McCsl
lar He ought to have been caught. tVner
il Hicks Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Murder Iriak--Jsmss Slater 10 70 90 u,o '
before Ia. Hustiugs Court, Judge Lyons, "
day, for the murder of Wm. Ciar 80, az -
tion which, i. is sail, ne peF'ormso
mnptha sInes, in Adams VI llsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

Arr,a-Ths only arrest The Mayors pom
a. ,,.ra.x WAS a man named WE y
Tsia ssksn up for getting drunk and andy, ly,I =
down in An alloy. The party was arrs' s,s,.y
tho beginning Of tho week for dong p'''''
n.srlv In, same thing, bat was iet OH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

were few, the firing was at will and thousands
I % doubt ..il before the uDerring aim OF tue
rifl-s, II nske's and shot Suns OF our mon 10
use IN expression Of one o. tho Isnnesseeans,
describing the battle: eve whipped EN-
bliud
The cars sr. about leaving. however, ana
must close abruptly QusL QU'uS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

~ A l. I.
Thirty bsys
SAL.,
- .,,A.
Jusi rsssiv Cd. and for sale ~ uuv,rJH,
ap M-lr - 49, -,
~1TH0YE8EUnso or tWo fanhiss I'm,
..x.rsi sinsls gentlemen can % As Ss.n.
modstsd with roous, furnished or nni wn I'M,
sa aud hoard, by ,pplyiSg at the
Hoass. Mayo street, near broad.
Mp So xx-.,.
TSOR ITEE-Two S2RvANf WOLFE lH ,rSa.
. very good soOh3 aa.s' wssno ..,vap..
well; tbs sshss. plain scoe ane ~"
Sfs' IA. e)CKE. oetss 70 -
aw Law Dalldisg. trsassA ~
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CT I'd THE MBR0HSNEs OF V.NtI-
Naive are receiving daily from tbs Sue
tion Houses Of Charleston Savannah aod Nav Or
leans. many aud lesirahie u Is DIS purchased
low aud will be sola at ia y pc lis.
. i. ROUSs,
ap S2 -3.ifs No. ia Main stree, H!ehnson3.
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AVHA, NxE2-x. Il fxs0. So

~ - - a AsS ~4A - sSsss1s
0ST Yesterday, Esd, either on Main
- street or the Capitol qahre, very small
gold LOCKET, con tanning lady's picture. l
will reward the finder by paving him tina full
worth of the ioeket. on his leaving II AZ this
once APP It'll J. r.
ISO hEWAkD Lost, yesterday morn
De)U Ing, on Main street, small leather
y JUKET BOOK, Containing Gs1. all IL Con.
fsderate notes. reward os $50 VIII % paid
tina ander, by returning the same to this
once. ap 24-1ts
1--WE OOLLAKS KENAKD.--su y cd. on
l7th Inst, red cow with two saor, sits
In III left ear, koin the bic OF dog. ] expect
shs hiss calf Will give ave doiIars for her DO
livery al my residences, In nidney, or 10 me Ut the
Trsdsgsr Iron WorkS.
ep M-lt& W. b. GIBSON.
nIREOr lMPOh rATloN.--Jau received.
IL ffca foreign part, 50 900 yellow Anveopss.
50.eU white Envsopes. Also for ss,s, De DOW :
Review. March aud April Las 81 Jselson ING
Aisxsudyia martyr. For The luds on$s. 1904
OF Poetry, tublisnsa aud sod fpr the eensns -
The sQId.ors w. HAk0HAvh " PlIn,
A Me ITS 1AIm NFest.
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PERSONAL.

TINO D8 William UaUmP-DgAR SIK -
Having written 10 you severs. times, and
not receiving any reply, and hearing that you
were away from home aud In the military
service. or some place TO me- unknown. take
this method Of informing you that am pre-
parsd to pay you your legacy under the will
OF Roderick Pay ne, deceased.
Apply, without delay, to 0opDIx sPPaR-
sos, Richmond, Va. Respectfully,
w, w. COkLY.
ap2i Sts Executor OF X. Pay ne, deed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24

HE AUCTION MOTH E.-& ttsntioh il n ked
to my sale of tbs AshIaad Hotel Furniture, Ills
MORNING com -oenc.ug as 10 O'Clock, al the store
OF MIR. :. w. HARDWOOD, on Governor ST.
See suction head.
AZ 24-it TBOS. " KEESEE, Auct.
EE NOIiCk.-Ws invite etten ton 70 our
large sale OF DRY GOODS 10 lake place a.
our warehouse THIS MORNING, at 10
O'clock. KENT, PIN W
ap Alt GUeloLeers.
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