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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23
..F .., For the News.
A Word to Our School Patrons.

Patrons of our village school, were you
present at the exercises of the pupils, on
Friday evening last, at the closing scene
of the examination, when its younger
members spoke and sang in presence of a
crowded audience. If you were not, then
do you not feel guilty for neglecting to
manifest an interest in the improvement
of your own children, and those of your
neighbours Ifthere, did not the thought
occur to you that you had not done your
tohole duty in causing to be more fully de-
veloped those sweet notes that were war
bled so enchantingly forth from the lips
of those lovely little children, of your own
households even, when you have repeated
ly had the opportunity?
What is more sweet and captivating,
this side Of the song-world, than those
echoes which the love of music inspires
in early youth, and so admirably illus
trated Friday evening, in language too
plain, not TO be seen and read of all,
that music, and the love Of music, are
strongly implanted in our nature, to be
developed with its other noble gifts; and
if through the neglect of parents this an
gelic attribute is suffered to remain dor
mant, through the joyous days of child
hood and youth, aud perhaps teen down
to old age" will not it be returned to its
author with the language of the unfaith-
full steward, who hid his lords money, in
stead of putting it to useG
Now, let every doting father and moth
er think over, for q moment, how exquis-
itely touching the sweet strains, listened
to with almost breathess attention, on the
occasion above referred to, uttered as they
were, not by long cultivated habit, but by
the gushing forth of nature, little aided
by art, and then seriously consider if it is
not an imperative duty TO place within
the reach Of their children the means of
developing their musical talent to such an
extent that it shall contribute in the high
est degree to their individual happiness,
and 10 that of their companions and
friends in after life. But, while l thus
speak, let it not be done to the disparage-
ment of those faithful parents and teach
ers who have cared for this most pleasing
germ of our immortal nature. Some
be it said to their credit-in cur village,
are fully alive to the Importance of q prop
er development of all the finer attributes
of the youthful nature, among which mu-
sic, and love for it, takes the first rank.
The musical performance of the chill
dren of our Union School, above referred
to, did great credit to both teachers and
pupils, and shows what even little care
and instruction may develop. Then, pa
rents Of Grand Haven, will you not awake
to your whole duty toward your children
relative TO this very important branch Of
education, so sadly negected9 Let each
feel truly interested in the work. Get up
classes of juveniles to be instructed by
some experienced vocalist. One dollar
paid for such purpose is worth many paid
out for the transient, unsatisfactory pleas
ures that parents frequently provide fol
their children. A cultivation Of music
iustiIs in the mind a source Of reverend
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23

PEAS FOR CoFFEE.-We have peas
that will be found most excellent sub
stitute for coffee, or mixed with coffee
will improve its flavor and will be found
a much cheaper beverage-only about
one-half the cost of coffee. Call and try
them. TAYLOR a. BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23

AT the city election in Springfield, ILL.,,
"the home Of honest old Abe" the dem
ocrats on Tuesday elected their whole
ticket, except one Alderman. The aver
age majority was about two hundred.
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ing pleasures, from which large drafts
may be drawn, all along in future life,
without diminishing the fountain, and con-
stitutes one of the strongest barriers to
dissipation and crime. Let us, then, as
parents, do our whole duty.
81 A LOVER OF Music.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23

HEAVY FREsHET.-There are heavy
freshets prevailing through Lower Cana
da. Many villages are flooded, and there
has been great destruction of property.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23

The circulation Of the weekly New
York Tribune is now 10000. Last
year about 100000. Quite falling of
for this leading republican organ,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23
Sheffield Nurseries.

T AM selling at the annexed low prices for
Leash: Arbor Vita, American. to Is inch
es, twice transplanted and finely rooted, at $40
per 1000.
Arbor Vita, American, 3 to 4 feet, beautiful
pyramids $40 per 100.
Larch, American, to feet, nursery grown,
Sc per 100, $50 per 1000.
The above prices TO include packing.
ALSO
Norway, Spruce, Black and White Spruce,
Balsam Fir, White Pine, Austrian Pine, Scotch
Fir, of large and small sizes.
Roses, Verbenas, Fuchias, Geraniums, Dab
las, Hardy Towering Shrubs, Greenhouse
Plants, &c.
Strawberries, Raspberries, G ooscberries, Black.
berries, Currants, Grape Vines. Pie Plant.
Catalogue gratis. Orders must be accompan-
led by cash. NJ. LEWIS, Chicago, III.
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WE arc informed that q largo quantity
of slaves and heading, in the dry-kiln con-
nected with the pail and tub factory of
Messrs. WILLARD & BoLEs, at Ferrys-
burg, was recently destroyed by fire.
Loss, some $500.
Messrs. w. & B. have recently become
owners Of the factory, and have shown
themselves thoroughly acquainted with
their business and possessed of that indus
try and tact that is a sure precursor Of
success. The loss falls somewhat heavily,
as q considerable share of their stock in
readiness for manufacturing purposes has
been consumed. But their energy will
soon place them on good business foot
ing again.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23

We lost thirteen pieces of artillery in
the late battle, and captured fifteen.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-23
GRAND HAVEN
8 Z Z D 8 T O r Z

WILL be opened at Grand Haven the pres
w ent week. A fine assortment Of Field,
Garden and Flower seeds, will be sold as cheap
as can be purchased at any other place in West
ern Michigan, comprising, Glover Seed, Spring
garden and field, in quantities TO suit purchns-
ers, and every other variety of seeds usually
found in ell conducted seed store.
Don't fail to call at the right place to buy good
reliable seeds. Two doors above Wallaco's Gro
Gerry Store.
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Agricultural Implements /!

THE subscriber is offering more complete as
Il sortment than ever, of Flows, Cultivators,
Harrows, Drills, Field Rollers, Grain Cradles,
Hand and Horse Rakes Threshing Machines,
Hay Presses, Reapers and Mowers and every 9th
er kind of Farming Implements and Machines
Gratefully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received he solicits a
continuance of the same. 3H
To-. j. +. CHUBB.
Grand Rapids, March 20, 1860. [1yn go
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rrr ptyrkKKscE.-A marked Gf'Esnss m he
- sr;iales of prime necessity" exists
.aou. loeals.ies Of the South for instance, the
- ~ ,.se which Is selling In Moh4.s at $40 per
-, vsile IN Richmond 4 commands for the very
~. ,v.,y, ss7, and In Winchester Is only brings
49,, ss "a sls per barrel, Whsat at no time since
-. rsr commenced has seid here for moro thsn
A, no ner eshel but in Alabama II ranges from 81
:, .. and IN King sua Queen county. In this Esate.
;, ,silips for oss dollar p~ Scsaai In Dsnvtlle
rsr.yilie. I,nehbuFs, sad Ssssn'on butter rs sell
tao :os frs-h &; Eoeen.s per poun1. ~sas IN k.eh-
...-s s,srkstl it ,s reisNiuS at siso per pound
a.. commodity Of coffee. strange to saT. is now
.,,. ssre a, %, while in Mobile whore It ought to
..,, =, ,ower rs,es y commands - a pound readily
:, ,us,,o s,s,sn. In the articles enumerated. the
...,. .,a auc,ua,icns ate due in great measure,
- no. altogether. to .se Inadequate transportation
f,sastksA
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! Fxghs3a1 IN Tie Srset-Two wosnen, resident ctf
Main, below sd street. were arrested yestarday
evening for Hghting In the street. They gave 3he
names OF Margaret Parvo asd Pocshontss Kilg,
Md, being refnsed admit.snce at Castle TbuDcef,
were carried to tbs cage and put " ths ssnis cell
gasrdous boating which neeessltA'ed her beiag
taken cut and tied hand and foot. Fhs two women
were no. particularly choice In their isnguage
while ir tie caeaE
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PYiasa Itms--Vhe following arrests haze been
n sds by tie military poloe since Saturday: p.
w. Ward, q bogus Lieutenant; John Reck and
Fen=y Skinner, aeldisTs, for dsssrtion John c..
nonnolly, company G. $50 North Carolina. for sub.
Stitstins and dessrting fnsm hia eoIn2any; G. B.
Hupme!l Z Yankee, taken in Stafford county Sep
tember 96th, and c.. n. Marsh, aano.hsr Yankee,
taken In CulpepersA sAussst 9th. wsFs removed from
the Libby Prison on Saturday And put Ia Castle
Thunder, to bs tried ~ sD!ea. g
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<vysA-Ths city police, on Saturday, arrested
Harriet. slave Of Banks Ward, q the charge Of
breaking open tie house os krnsJ G. Robinson
and stealing gold chaln valued at 30 gold bracs.
notes; John Myers, Tor being insenslbly drunk in
Locust Alleys Robert, slave Of DR. Pollard for bay.
ing ona p.stol IN ha possession. ana Bsn slaSs o.
r O. Howe, fer having two; rrancls NcEerara,
for beating his wife. and threatening 70 ktl her apd
her children; Kishasl Lofts ard John Franc ., for
Sighting On Main street. Yesterday, Joho Need.
ham was put In the cage for keeping discrdssiy
house.
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Spestsl SIssisn.-A special session Of the Huss-
Logs Court VIII convene to-day ct IL o'clock at the
City Eau, for the purpose Of examining John and
James Barry, the lada Who are charged with osus-
Ing the death Of Hsnry Rosa by stabbing him, on
Byrd street, last February also William s. Coniey,
for stabbins Mary J. Mchinn, ON I'd street. about
two weeks s;ncs, and Thomas Dobson aud Hichasl
Burns for gtee!ing julius II. CAN'T horse.
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( Vhtpped.-In pursuance Of the Esntencc pes,ed
by the Court. Martial OF James Nsaghan 2d Bat
talon Mississippi Volun.ssrs, that Individual was
struck f.ty lsshes, Saturday. b the ard ef Gas.
t,s Thunder. Several colored r3en underwent the
sans sort of inficton, .or divefs offsrces rt the
sar,e plaza and time.
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Eorgrtes.-J. w Eande9sou, Of tho 5th Vii siaa
cavsly, has been placed In the Military Prison Of
the EGstern District for trial, on TIE charge hav
Ing IL his possession forged ieAys o. abseocs and
John Daley, Of the 4th Louisiana regiment. foE pre-
eantfu9 forced furlourhs
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So!jtsrv and AIoHs Tho cnly prisoner brought
to the LdDby prison On Saturday was Frank r. Eo-
who was captured By cur p.cksts near Williams.
barg, Va, few days since.
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AbdUcting Nssroes-A courtrymsn, passed mid
die age, sent to Uestle Thunder yestsrdsy from
Tredericksburg, by the Provost liarshsl Of that
place. charged with ebductng negroes xld carrJi Ing
them to the Yankees
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DHsADnrry or rHE HAND Brig. 0e1 A. 4.
Buskinsham writes ftem W Arlington 10 gentle.
man IN Pottsviiis. Pa. - follows:
ain reply 70 yours Of The llth INST, rs:ativs 70
persons Who have prsssntsd Themselves for sxsmp.
Ian hom DRAFT, with the foEehnesr Akee c1 q ths
art oin1 an direetsd TO ray that the los Of ths
1rat ioiDt cf tks lorsAnesr win not sxsmpt Per
soa kon Arat \ - en- light
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PysoxeL-Brig Gen. Arnold Elzey was stopping
at ths Epotswood House On Saturday. Ma,cr-Gen.
BIaxton Brsss and his personal Staff sre at the
Gxcba1ge aud Ballard Hetel Hon. ?. Lswby, Of
Lcndo1. England, is at the Spo.gwood Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-27

Ttcise Svvace T. v. Mocrs preached at
Castle Thunder yesterday. An impromptu pulpit
erected In the maia room of the building, where
Ill the prisoners wsrs ooneregated.
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From Forsrsss Mosyoe-A fag OF truce boat ar
rived a. vari1a yesterday, bringing q number si
sick and wounded Confederate kolaiers from Z an
kee land They will be brought 20 this city to-day.
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sosNiSa............ .ocT. =. Isa.
- e-.ooxrr,oN OF The coxygDnRACY.

nECOGftTEUN OF Inh S0N =
amor yrevs'Ied exsensivey Saturday that In
u..,.e bsa been received that Belgium and
-. had rpscsnls.a the Southern oouf.desey a.
-. s,d ,ndsaendent nation, and that the Prsse'
-, ,.ula ,-sus proclamation to that sGess.--
=" r =. ,,., evening this rurnos had not bsea 90
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EfILryAKX NUTlsKE.

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted
from Company K. Sd rcs't Virginia ,niSntry,
tie following named men, 20 wit
THOMAS II. CAKPToN-on or scout tae 5;h
Of May aged about 25 years. : feet 9 ircheY high.
complexion fair, gray eyes. ligh. hair.
JOHN ". EPFS, jE-4Ged ~ years, fair coul-
plex.on. blue eysa, auburn hair 5 f. y inches Lisn
HENRY YWILHOUTH-COrpsx rather csrk.
blue eyes, sandy hair. about 5 feet inches hish.
ZAGHARIAH DRAANAY-C Ccnplexion fair,
blue eyes light hs.r, fest 10 inchss high.
JOHN y. PECK-Complsxion dark. gray eyes,
dark hair carries his head to ors slde foes Inch
ss high
JOHN Il. EAsT-ConplexIon fair, S,ua eyes,
Light hair, feet inches high. stout IL yeArs cid
zACHARIAH F. NORRISS-Aged ~ years.
compilation dark, dark hair dark eyes. s fss: Z
inches high.
JANIS D. CHAFFIH--oG years of age, con.
p!exicn fair, blue eyes light hair, s feet inches
high.
The above reward Will be ps.d for other Of the
above named persons. delivered 10 mo at ths camp
OF the Sd Va regt. Pryor's brigade. stationed at
this time near Winchester. Va
Al those absent without leave xnd whose fur
iouShs have expired, are required to report imme-
d:ately to the headquarters Of this brigade either
In person or by certificate signed BY .. surgeon Of
the Confederate army z. II. TIEK,
oc 37- Its Capt Co. K, Sd reg't Va Infantry.
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Faeola IL Wele

+ CAATTAaooAA, Oct. 2.-- We hsye nothing from
the Gap. All qu:st IN tae dissciion Of Nashville
Buells movements are not spokrn Of Nothing h
known Of him
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TELEGRAPHn NEWS.


cHARLEsT0s. Oct s0A-An ssseunts show ths
PoOetalisS fight - have bafn aAStly contested On.
gassnknt. resulting IN sIssacaa, 0onfs1srats vie.
'tosy-h f1sh ansslss eecs4sfEsiBs a1ssr
The snsmys gunboats. this svsnlAs. ief. 1se-
keys PoAt, suine back 70 Pts xeJua D.
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WANTS


YKYkHTxD-Tor rent. HOUSE eontainiQg eooe
wv or ave good rooms, Or cne Of eight tsooe
would dc, with passage and the usuai iOut-buuAlnoA6
any respectable part Of The city. ehockoe HUI -
fsrrsd A earsful tenant fur ssoh An one - -
had BY applying 70 THOS. 0A0ox.
osnsel Agent No Wau aroe4
csN-N Undsr St Charles HeeGl
Nh ANTRD-YlFTY NAOHN1sT0-Att " q
w 9. Armory. Macon, O. Also. Ovef4 eeee
PATTERN NAxER6, 10 whom ecustan1 employ.
msnt and the highest current wagss Win - pal2
oc 27-ts JAZZ b. BURTON, 6aDrA
UTANTRD Two rood 1our.bansl OO0l
w RRS for the remainder Of the yeae. q ~
the month, for which . liberal hire WI - Hos9-
CAN al the once OF II DLAIR & Co.
o, 06-2t Corner 18th end 09Z e
TX7ANTED-NEGRo1s-Ior The P,senn4
wv Rsllroad. now making from ofsensen0s
I'D. to Drnvills. Va, for whish uhseal Waoe 60
offered. dry sleeping. liberal provis.cns. ~ -
msdis sal atsedeAnse guaranteed Th1s Wosk -
Gated at remote distance tom the enemy, - -
can Offer 10 sll owners Of slaves, wanftnq 80 ~
a..ons for them. peculiar aAvsntagsA Wa4a -
monthly. Address N, st 0eosnsnore, y. y
90 44-eod2nA y NlkA19 y w
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-. ooeoknag JonA. . wGDtkDDwn nsvsoooe
"Sssss, - = ~ Louls esnlav iasG
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CEN. r I. LxE'1 BODY dUARD-FIYTY
" DOLLARS DOUNTY.-I am srthcrised 70
rs3ss company Il Cavalry for special service, =
Scouts, Guides, and Couriss with General r q.
Lee.
All pegsons not already in the ssrvicst or not -
tually enrolled - eons@ipts, win b rsesivsA
A splendid ehanes for volunteering n saleet
corps b hses o6srsd
The extsnsion Of the Oonscrips ~ viii soon b
enforced, and those between the ages 81 - and -
called into servieA You now have m opportunity
Of snlisting In . nlce service. The honorable and
adventageous nature of this service win recoOmand
Itself 70 all
Everything furnished except Acsssa
FOR further partioulaes, oddro0 me at AppomAk
tox Court tHc1so. J. w. LAWSON.
Lieut.. J. r. Lawsoa, q Asplnwall, OhaslsttA
Va, and LisuG ". H. 1llnsr, Of neadsville. NalL
lAx, Va, and Capt = = walker, at 1iehmoud, VI.
tany. los N-essl J. ". L 5
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r NOTARY PuBLLC-EHo2 =. DAGyY.
Henersl Agent and Notary Puhlto, o0oo "a
8 Wall street under ST Chaxfu Nofs1, -Wi0 o1114
promptly to House KsntinSs Negro Hlking. 81 ~
iaties OF Notary Public. % 1o-lA
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HEADQUARTERS ID VA. BATTALION,
CAMP NEAR BUNKER Hill. Va, Oct. g. '62 !
A IL SOLDIERS absent from this command
IA must report thsmselves TO their eompanise
without delay or b. sdvertissd and treated e. DE-
oestArs By order Of
Lieut. Col J. q. JOHNSON,
Commanding Hattalion.
THoA Smith, Adt'k oc x-d2tASW2AS
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In CAMP, NEAR WIscHEsrKR. Va. !

In CAMP. NEAR WIaCHEsfER Va.
Oct. l6. 1904
A IL members Of Capt 0rimes's late company,
~ who were absent on the 9th instant, hxye
6sen tranhssrsd 70 this company. All absentses
port for duty the others Will futnish me- with ssr.
tihcates Of their Inability 10 Do 20.
By order Of FRANK HUGhR
Captain Go D, Bat Field Artillery,
90 W-2tA Anderson's Diviaaon.
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II O8T-In Rsochsstsr, my P0CKE c.BOOx.
l 4 containing = small sum Of money and receipts
for work done fose tbs Government store, OH kxi-
gsrs.) The finder. .san have the money BY l. svtng
the book and reee341 . Q. the Dispatch oMcs.
oo 25-ks JNO OeGEILIA
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WnLIAn!ss 4 a.0!.1!1 0A1MaSTox A..yAe -
6IAt6S, ss their old stand On Oesy, tWo Aoogo -,
low 18th stfest soaltt sennag11sais e IAl -
Aanufsetursd xohaeeA Flour. WAaoA OaR - =
other produeta
Those having cur srain hasS wul D1oaoo suoase
immediately the nHnhsr anA w6sthAr tAsy 1sts -
use them.
A thorough Bsokksspsr san have snllsy1ae
at liberal sAlAry. - 1-lAr
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with them He has played Lis last card He has
declared by Q proclamation that In ali the States
that shall not have returned to the Union On the
lst of January the slaves shall after that date. be
free. 1t Is political eorcession to the Abolition
ist wing" Of the Republican party. When the
Union existed Its Constitution gave no right, either
to ihe President alone or to tbs President and Con-
gress combined to abolish slavery. The Aboii,ien
lists assume that the war has conferred the right
emancipation was q ''thunderhoit placed In the
hands" Of Nr. Lincoln. with which to destroy the
South and all itS social organization At blow. He
has accepted tho assumed right, and launched the
force the decree. The North must conquer every
square Inils ol tbs Southern States before 1t can
make the proclamation more than waste paper =
The policy that has dictated the proclamation is
very doubtful. Nothing was needed to ceepsn
the hatred Of the Soutk but II anything could de-
teTmne it TO continue the to the last extremity,
Il 10 this Decree Tho Democrats already dsnc unce
it as unconstitutional the moderate Republicans
condemn It ID measure that have no practical
resrlt Il will have no effect on tho Gouth, which
has long acted es against en- Abclitsonizt Govern
ment Of ths NORTH and anticipated oil ii can do by
any Kind OF Legislation In the North ltssH II u
likely to b only another element Of confusion.
ny TIE Ab0iitionists however, IL 10 held TO be
shors and easy mods Of compelling peace. For
the rst time both sdes give uttsrAnco 10 the werd,
though he tone In which they pronounce Il Diners
considsrabIy. In the Southern Congress reso'u-
tion has been u TO be proposed to tbs effect that
the success Of the Confederate arms ju1tsdes tho
0overnment IN "Sending commissioners 10 Wa6n'
ington 70 propose thetsrms Of just and honorable
peace" ThE. at least, contsmplatss N end 70
tho struggle BY aetilerasnt, the terms OF which
ara to TO cseussed during suspension OF hostili-
ttth As ths South shows no inability to. continue
the war, the oSer y reasonable and tsMpefsss. -
The statesman should stand behind the soldier. or
war itssh = miseSsbls and purposslsss blundsr.
The northern 0ovsrnment also eontsmols,eG
peace, but in = mcst singular manner. Exactly
whsn iy military and political powers are most
broken. II thrsatsns. i eontinuss 90 rsfuss "a 70
eogniuon of emitting fasts and eliuss to ecnssitn
topal and Legal 6stionA Is insists Shaa the storm
ef war has swept Away Aothias. and sdsss, o.
esetsin eonditions. % ignore the war Itself II
ebost Ains4y days" hAnss. o. on ~ lss of Janu
asy any 0lAte yatnzninS rspeessntativss, - Asrs
tofors. y ths 1ssafa! OoHss. thah. T. shs %
a1sse1 O noe havine seyoltst - ~ The sassltss
nssusn ahau be !" "eempA epnelhslve evt1sn1s
= fha4 eoalliloa TAes. h sleq19 eoa1tsrv11list
:sa.s.s.y = .es slessy s1ssls -. e y,ss.aii
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IL FREE PAPEES. a rewxra III $l will bo
paid the finder by lesving .hsza 8, this ofiee.
cc S1-ltR YTRgI%JA MURPHY
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r OST--.1n Friday night last. = su,aii POCKET.
l BOOK, containing 9lk IN ynonoy, my fur
ldugh, and other papers Of valus to Ies. + wi
prc liberal reward for ss rocosery If ief st ths
Dispatch cf1ce. +S
ca eg-a.s $3.50 Wk. n I<0VIIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-27

NOlRnyCc -ro,- - a. YAK DOAIDHRa
Is csa be sceou,m dated ~ Nm 0A1R1ff1
On Aain street, between ID and 4th Nh
oA E7- Ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-27

iT>IFPF DOLLARS w r D-S.rayed or
Sc, "a Culpspsr. = brown MARE. hve years cid
next spring With one hind foot white. reward
Of e.H will be given for her delivery at the tells
srsoh oface IN Cslpepsr. or go for the horSs and
thief. r. q. THOMPSON,
oe g-1:< Co. q, 18th rcg't Va cavalry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-27

1 4 store. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR CoN-
FEDRRATE MOTIF. Ths finder will rsosivs
liberal reward BY leaving It at the oflee OF Aessrs
Mccarthy & Mitchell, corner Of 9th and ByrG Sta,
on Canal. loc 29-3tsl JOHN e. CLASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-27

TNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD--I win pay tue
81 shove reward Tor tho dsivefy to me, at Liher.
y, BedEofd county, Va sof s2OCKKT-B BOOK. enn-
.a:ling about four hundred snd twenty Ave dolsrs.
with two letters one addressed to- Woodruff,
Liberty, Va, and the other to Mrs Edwards, Cher
ry Lane, N. q. The poskes-book was lost at the
Dsnslle xod Richmond Railroad depot.
90 M-3t< -------.s ~ WOODRUFF