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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

BUReLARY-The proprieiors of The Vest
Branch Democrat offers reward oil $500 for
iile detection of the burglar or burglars who
broke into their Office on The night of the Sd
inst, and tore up the forms, scatterd aud
destroyed a portion Of the type, besides
committing various o.her depredations.
$500 will be paid for the detection and con-
viciion Of The burglars, and $500 additional
will be paid for information that will lead
10 the arrest and conviction of any person
or persons aiding and ahetting the villains
that committed the above offence.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

GEO. D. JacKsoN is candidate for the
nomination to the office OF Assembly, in
Sullivan County, shieh cou7:y belongs 10
he Representative District composed OF
the counties OF Columbia, Montour Wvo.
ming and Snii ivan. He viii carry his
county
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

The Preachers seem 10 have laken this
war In hand. No less ihan.iwo sermons
have been preached in This place on the
present rebellion, telling us all about il.
within the last FIVE days No doubt they
feel themselves accountable for a good
portion ol it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

IRDEPENDEScE DAY-The Fourth was
ushefsd in at sunrise by salutes from the
''infant ihunderer," and the firing of mus
kerry by the /" Berwick Matt onal Guards"
as well as the ringing oi the different Church
bells. AT about ten O'Clock, the delegations
from Bloom sburg and surrounding towns
having arrived the procession repaired to the
ground arranged for the sham battle. This
was The feature of the day, and everything
passed of without accident and 10 the great
admiration of the large crowd convened 10
witness the fight. After these exc rcises
were over, The crowd dispersed for dinner.
free lunch had been prepared by the
citizens OF Berwick, aud surrounding vicini.
~, for all those who might feel disposed
10 accept ofiheir hospitality Large crowds
pauook of the refreshments thus provided,
aud all passed off with but Iiule dissalisfac
lion. After Dinner, the crowd again assem-
bled under the temporary awn;n. erected
for the occasion to listen TO the conclusion
of the days exercises. Rev. Dill of Muncy,
opened with devoui and eloquent prayer,
alter WHICH the Otdf - SpdiiStcu pduucl " dS
most admirably sung, by party OF young
ladies' and gentlemen of this place. The
Declaration OF Independence was read in
distinct and impressive manner, hy Rev. j..
SoIman This was followed by another
admirable song, entitled, ellsworth A.
H. Dill, Esq. of Lewisburg, was then pre-
sented 10 the audience, and proceeded 10 de-
liver a very eloquent and able ora,ion, after
which Mr- Fry. OF Nescopee, followed with
few timely remarks, adapted TO the Odd
Fellows, who were present in goodiy rum
bers. The crowd then repaired TO Market
street, 10 witness The balloon ascension =
This, we are sorry 10 say, was a failure
The balloon was inflated, but xhen it had
risen 10 the height os about hundred feet,
il parted in The middle This was a great
disappointment The eager and excited
crowd in attendance. The people soon after
dispersed. Time and space preeludes us
from wiring more in de:ail.-BerlcickG Gazstte
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

The abolition of slavery seems TO be the
main hobby Of the chief leaders OF this no.
torious Back Republican party Their ad
yocaed principle previous TO the election OF
Old Abe, was 10 present the spread of sla-
very now they go sill further, and want
The institution abolished entirely, which
they have 10 constitutional right 10 interfere
with, ia the States where il exists, rebel OF
otherwise
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-07-16

kIisses and Ladies' Congress Cad
La ChileIens Fancy and Common 81
low as can he boughi elsewhere. at
Cheap Cast, S..:fe OF l.. T. SHARPLE3
BIoDmslgfs. Nay II, 1862.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

THs RoAsoKg ISLAND AFFAIR The Goa
gressional Committee appointed 10 invest.
gate the causes of our disaster on Rosnaxe
Islard u February last. has II ide its report
Tie fo. 10 wig is the conclusion, from which
1. will be aeeu that the WI ole blame Ia thrown
upon thu shoulders OF Gen Euger and Sc
oretary Barj'min
Tits spparest 10 'ae committee, nom the
correspo tsnos on dIs % Ged. " lss Wi h the
s. cret a1yt # war, tsl. Hugfr. hrs superior
{ tf,er The Governor OF \ orth Car lima, AZ d
O.nsi Is sons, tina IA was taIy awe 10 the
imI o. ance OF Roanoke Island, and his de
yu.sd his whole time, aid energies, and
,n4.ys, 20 the de!encEs Of that posi- len and
that he is 10 Eo way respons BILE fer the uu
tor 'unlta disaster which eetel our forces upon
that island o. tn III ard sta OF February
I'm ths committee cannot say me same ~
rlfsreucs 10 me efforts If tns Secretary 81
,yar 6nt he comm tniirg IN. er 1t Norf1ik,
Ger. sugar !tis apparent that IA Island
O. = '74CEa was IN roctant tor the defer cs cl
Norfolk aid th-L Gen HuGer had under = IS
ou7rlant - tha1 p9.n. upwards OF $50 7"
rn-r, . large tupp'y u arm ament aud q II .
ptttoT ana cCuid Daye thr9wn III Ii rev hours
l. j 20 reinforcement upon RoHntIa tri@is6.
gnd hat hiusef Esd ire sscE etary Il VIZ
had rmaiY losica o. tue enLre i:;tdegud. y
% re de.erceS. me Wlnt Ct NEE ana ~ u
- ~Ls OF war. 2Id ma gftTeSf at'tng etlt-
tuda - lie eaeiay B1s i@o. Hagsr 4,.a
t34t' -c~tS - t1lLL ~ p st-'i'
tirn these urRent appeals CT Isn. W =,
ss r forward IL "a o. his lmp3rtsns yeqrisi
2! - ard permitted Gen Visa aud Slls n
ems derae.s fJTc5 - rtnatn ," .aeet a. les.s:
q zen thousand icPa. we! cCrled al
ST IL ped. - the seCra:sTy q: Far and 'ua
cl.1ruaUdt- 4 a.. a~atrl ssc- o& hnd not he
= -H"a 10 ve.l ~ g iienerGi FIi:e, Why was
le LC1 oTcscfa 10 tSar icn MS :csit,ru, sI2G
ave mis- coLnmEraF Bu5, upon fhb CONT hiY,
Rs vas repaired 20 - naiE., snf &c ia his
~ 20 MAJ d, with 10 T. are Il ls iLsHisst.~i 7o-
u 90 10. make his esc1rs - case ~ ceiea
4e c0mn.1teT, trCIn he Iess'7r ny, are
iIs.FiCre constrained 10 report t4G;, Whit
efsg OF clame AMI esg-nsih,..ty IS lnstig az
tiI1at.C.8 - i.nY one or !he cefe.t # our
I!Aops koauCks Island, Oh The S Of & B.
51-ry. 1852, should aIs. Oh 10 b ,j5r- Gepergl
y. Hrge. aac The las Secretary OF Har, J.
7. sen ia.niQ.
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y petent SUBSTITUTE lot ehe WrI, on1
pe accom- mOde led for 'he sum oNFf,
addressing "nispatcb Office NJ 80
I91T 1Kg ENEK = TO oe command
ed by Prot K. T MASSiE. OF the tni1
versity Of VII einta. A No Company, NO;
b .ttery, and a No. ] Captain secured
With permission from the s scis $3.50 2. wan
last, in which y, "fnlt battery and equipi
men ts' were promised, We nave associa!eq
comrades IN nrTns and the friends OF peter
Gays" for the purpose OF forming hrs;. c,ss -
Artillery COMPANY a cemmunicntion o.
March Io.h, from the Secretary OF War, re-
assures us that tie battery, &c, vii ne isrn'
ished. In reply to he question "Wne her me n
would be permitted TO reenli in the batter "
tfen Randolph, In n letter OF April Sth, ssys:
Twelve months volunteers may JOIN tne
battery, but cannot be transferred NATL tne
expiratfon Of their present term Df SERVICE
We hav In our projected organisation sew
suty. seven re.enlisted men, drilled In light
artillery besides a sufficient n lumber OF twelve
mon tbs men TO swell car list 70 about OPP
hundred. We wish to 60 into the nsld Wi p
one huAdred and fifty 1hrst.class soldiers
! nea of unimpeached character. wishing 70
| u mite themselves with MS In the service OF the
Confederate States for the war, will repoft
the fact to their commanders, and to us y
ssnfo;k, Va. We will organize permanently
abous the 12th Of May, but men whose terpl
of service expires after that date may e
transferred to our company. rToI Mnsss
bas for the last six or eight months Devoted
h imself to the study of light artillery tactics
sunnery, engineering, and the science OF wa
| generally, and his eminent and Wei AnoWn
| Droff1Sency in ma sbematics could but argue
the most complete success and bright ~
tu-s for him self and associates.
IVA g. J. DAVIS,
+. ". bPEnUER,
r. w. ARNOLD,
X. b. FASLEY,
J. X. CLsCK,
J. d. ARNO I'D, !
| snl7st~ For the Company
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AZ lScIGBR: os-4-@- BATTLE 90 SaILoH.-
Ias Mobile 2rtjute hes Ire following from q
gfl risnaaa WHO participated IN the battle;
!. During the eng ge:usnl Asai ouel Stswart - .
tayC7'a hogss WIS kiiisa, VIXEN Ia goa his foot
Ga Tx cd aDrne WY IN the asi-ruq, aud Wutte
a.seu6asipg blnssIt ha was shken prisoner oy
q Felerai lieutenant. to wnon ao sur euceT-
ii a.s AIgcrd AID ssse aEd ten stood few
PAGES II as I'll prisoner OF war b 9" cen me
deadly & res OF BoIn armies. I'll Jrry III toI-
v7sros he aair@d Of me t1eutesla"t, " 40
40 yu aOl.e IL 90 p I 10 lieu III al ! re-
!ne3hed, t4tuiag his bead towards him In :
!z~ - IL ut-s we VIII MIKE C. retreat ana l. =
tabe ycu with me" dL sa8. instant - G,.l
from our eide struc< him IL the y2 aad NJ
ieii dead frCIn his hose.
imms1 iatsly alter The enemy retreat 80
when Col t:eycs, " tn alI The coolnsss ID s.
becomes brave mao, deliberately divestsa
ihs dead officer OF ais (Coi. Cayce's) 2E~n pro
perty, nE sWoro, ana seeing tao Fe,'-r'u'
ys1r BY, Sraeped them aud tock them pIiScE
lYs 10 lis own command.
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AM AUTHURlZEu by the War Depart.
nsnt TO enlist and muster INTO eeIvIee
HATTSLION OrINFAHTRY, TO he armed
and drillpr ~ Foo Lancefs or Pikemehs 10
n u up he 20 b regiment OF Nirgista inTao ~
commanded by Col John h. i<iohardson
For this Bat TALON, none other tnan ouns
and active men viii be received those only
who are both capable and willing TO engage
in an srduous and perilous service.
The 4Sth regiment IL now ON the Feninsuia
in front of the enemy, having already oeeA
eu gaged with their advanced forces.
It il, therefore DESTROYS to complete us com
plement as speedily as possible. snail o'
pleased to receive com paniss ready 70 be. mus
tered into this battalion or regiment, or com.
munications from cheers proposing TO lais'
soch com panies TO be nlisted for the war.
apply to me, personally, at my ONCE, corne'
Of Fran kiln hnd 9th sts., or by lstter, "A Dol
fAl Pc, t-Ofice, .~s 4
ap is-ss- IN WALTER HARRISON
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HDQ,RS DEPT OF HENRiCU, ,
RICHMOND, VA, April eth, 1899. :

l. Paragraphs and 2, General Orders No.
IL Headquarters Department OF Henrico, Is.
sued March 3lst. 1862, are not eonflnsd In their
operation TO vendors Of produce in the mar.
kets, but aSpiy to 9focers, Commission Mer-
chan to, aiio every character OF dealer In pro !.
visions within the city and the surrounding
ten miles of country under martial Law All
sales OF provisions must conform to the Tariff
of Prices prescribed by paragraph ii. OF Gen.
eral Orders, No IL; nd where not I'D hered 10.
DO b buyer and seller viii suffer such punish !.
ment as may be imposed by a court rnarti al,
aud !he produce tn us sold will De forfeited to
the nformef, who, II interested In the sals.
- cAoauptcQ HUN PunlDomeut.
By order Of Brig. Gen. JoHr n WIspsR.
b r9 8 L, n. PAGE, q
ap lc-2W s5 Asst AdPt General H.
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DisHRvisG iSssroy Mrs H xish War
teis, ~ido" living in the stcisi,y OF
kIehsbis, Ia this eouaty has six sonsjn the
voiuntser service, I'd the 80 eEtb, hearty
looAing toy Of fttse n, came down on Moudny
)a~t, AID yoIuD tered 10 Ike the place %. N
man who hfd been calico on. in ,hs militia
tbs poor woman, deserves = sensiou Hay.
y isat nea y at her circumstances In life are
bUmti-, without her know edge we Int, OF nas
esss 10 10. notice ~ the pa .Yiotic and be.
IeyOlent ST. GoH (Ha Sun t'iT .
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ap lc-3W

A TTENTloN, LIGHT ARTlLLkRY.
IA am anthori1ed BY the Governor 10 70.
6eive 81 BSTfTUTES In my ccmuanv Of
Liaht Artillery, and to muster Them In an
they come. Those, therefore, who desirs 70
procure substitufes, or who wish 70 become
substitutes. shcuh call at once at my cad /.
quartsss. johnson a. 9ptgcu'n office. under
the NhlS Building. a. 4. HUt0ON,
nh 2e-n CIptaia Light Artillery.
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4 PsoFrTAgLs Professionalism bly, more
fnah hait zoe gross receipts Of The LnE don
Garetts rre p'ofs In the last financial YES :
'ns ieCeis'ts from aayarttssmenI u aid ssle O,
the Geselts WIRE Ei7s7s; the paper and pri n I.
tng cosE "a 6i7, aud the management 81 %,
leaving |. 'front.' for that year Of no lees IN q 6
ELI $50, which was paid over % the ,nhlt
pure One gsa tieinaE, with sa;ary of f7sO
rs re 'r,pls distinction OF editor, mapas e
and publisher and three clerks. an index.
Nese!, tLd warehppss man, complete tn,
establish meat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

PRATIR yoR TRs "VIsaIsIA."-Tls ioilCwia &
form Of prayer has been issued by Rt Esv.
Stephen Elliott, Episcopal Bishop OF Genr.
gle, to be used III Gil the Churches ofhis Do.
cass
t'f' Eternal Lord God, who alone spreadess
ut ths Heavens and rutest the raging OF the
Sea; 10 hrsts, comprised the waters with
bounds. untii say and night come 70 end
De pleased to receive into chy almighty and
most gracious protection the perkors of Toy
seryar te the m GERS Al crews CT our fieet and
especially OF he PyStatG, row engsgeC In ac
tive service. Preserve teern from the dar g4rs
OF the sea. ard from he violence Of the epany;
give thsm victory in their various cor fiicts
that they may be safeguard unto the Con j.
feGerste sratts Of America, aud security foy
such as pass on the ssss upon their la wfui &C
asions; may they then re urn III ,fety to er toy
tbe tleaeings OF the lapo VT the fruits of tn cir
labor, aid with q thankful RENE IN brance o1
- = msrciss to s1Taise III d e'orify Thy Lo!y
name through ssus Chris. cur Lcrd-Amen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

& negro naan belonging 70 Mrs Harvey, OF
Rorhoss county, Va e few da,s sgo white
washed himself, pct On wousn's closhtus ,
cad took the easa for Tsrness~e The tuxs.
nioos Niger succeeded in getting ~ far &c
biistoi. wDsre discovery was made which
Isf ~ Ills .pesdy return 70 Els owner.
The whsut crop ia the ne;ghb srhood of
Sisiesvilie, q 10 unusually prem ising ut
Iepresent tine.
henry r. Prsnt.gg. the Yaahsa aeneral or.
t1fsd az SAILOR Is e nat1ye OF haine and a
West goat Z y&aaate of the Class OF 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

VALUABLE PROPkHTY fer sxls Ia the
town of Danvinei Va, consisting of TIE Jour.
story high spacious, sclidly built and sdmr aoly.
arral ged Railroad House, resr by ard opposite
the D:nvile Railroad Depot. together With the
ing, forming wing OF Inc main building; large
kitchen, aud uthe- nece ssar; ous-hansea dacsud
Ing barn, stsbsg, &e.;) good ard cnnveptent
we'll OF excellent watsr; beautiful, yard, and ex
tensivs. richly producing yeseishe garden. The
above prope, ty Is In very good order ard repair,
aud sisuated IN = very healthy and handsome loca-
tion Any one wishing to parchase, will call At
onss On the subscriber. JOSEPH 8 GESST.
ap Gins Dauvtile Va
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COMPANY.

The undersigned being authorized by the
Secretary of War to raise Company Of
LI0HT INFANTRY for tue war, and
having united with Elk. GHARLKs H. .ExALL
and MIR. VIZ j Feel YsTCN, and G. ". JONES
In the en- serprise, has opened a Recruiting
Offioe on the West side CT l0:h street, between
MAIN and Bank. Men sniistinS In this com.
pany will receive the usual bounty, &C.
l. This company will form q part Of the bat {.
talon of infantry being raised by X q Soorr
Jr., Esq, who may be found at the same
office. Zap 7-lm1 JOHN WICKHAM
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Ritlmnnn Dispahb.


= = "a
>;us y ouspso So4etS-s AT meeting Of
ns eitizeus of 9ichmoa d, l.st Fridas even.
ias ht1be Ctty Hall. the foi}owf pveam,le
aud resolutions. submit ed by Ar ]. =. Tucker,
" re adopted:
" WA~sss, In view of the i'm repdipg strug.
sic near YorksowE in which 10 involved the
safety Of the citS OF Richmond, and consider
its Ire probability of a large numhsr OF our
brave soldiers bs,ng wounded In hatils ara
removed 20 this q " - be placed IN haseitais.
tsere may re lack OF hospital sccommoda.
',ons provided by the uonfeeera'e Govern
rrient, which VIII have 10 te supplied ~ pri-
Nate houses; and rh@eds me l-oi ie OF tnts
city, tEe CapitaL OF tne COMMONWEALTH aad
OF h. Con ,s,iarats htStss, Tee tmpFtsf by
every consideration OF patriotism 10 ahord ali
The 4i1 waieh th.e can 10 furnish houses 20
The ~oand.a defenders o. the country: There
fore,
]. R,solesa, Taat Il COMMITTEES OF twelve,
foor from each ward Of the city. be APPOINTED
BY the Sha.rmsn, a ascertain and report to
ths Chairman o. the Commtitee OF Arrange
rnents, provided t.r IN the second resolution.
ali lsrsons y ho wall be- able and ready ~ fur
- scs, nun odsti.as "a their houses for
sounded soldiers, and he amoant of such
fTs3In 10 oil aiions
= EesoicsG, That a Committee of range
u 5, oEl. cssd o. 20 Isrscpe. be sppotn ted
~ Ia Ih4Ismaa, whose day It thaii &c -
iopse ~ s"gsaea.s Tor receiving eId hli"'-
c~FSc, ~T may bs Otherwise e.. al, ali
woa,1td so}de-s sass 20 The ci1y. when the
SaTgedG- Genera ahAii notify tAem hn "a.lrot
prsvtte for hen in ths pabilc hoari; IS -
GUcG soGl'Eitise Saaii have power 20 appc nj
+u-s.c0Ip v4lttees 70 collect fuaGS, ana III aLy
othsT manner 10 cry cut TIE purpose II this
1ceefsuS
!. Rsx0,1sa, Inal copy o tnese ieso,atious
be &c t. tn hurssou-tieDeI al with 81 iGY!-
ta;ioG "a Kim ~ d oller auEgeops To cope
rate with LIs COlaIaattsss provided jof ~
rhsn IA lie y blscl o; this nee ill., X End pienR-
ing to- corAtai ac;'ol II Tue city and ats peo'
PIE ia a.I watch ca;i ps.,mots toe wel bell
AID com4ort OF tine uouC dsa soldiers.
The bis yer appoiH led the :5i.cwinx gentle.
men The committee provided Tor by The
reso' lion
COMMITTEE 10 Halt on Citizens.
J-ftsan Ward-t.ev ] Is solomon, n Y
SIX =, " Holt richardson, isev W Michel
bsckaT
aladiron Wart--Eev ] l. Burrows. Rev L
8 Bosgest, K K Harrison, J ei Watkins
M1nros Wcrd-- R-v-j feterkiu, lev '
Moore, ! x Ia cRsr, w Lyons.
C0Sami,tet Of arrangements.
john j hurry. John Endses. Isaac W
waller, J II sa.J!n JaIias a HobSoa. 3oi.
ling " hsxali yoal W Nch eel, Lewis Il
Fr.ysae. = BWe,ts Chss isst-., wm NJ Sue
TON, } I'm II boswell. John h Peasants, Z
J Ccr,s:lhn, sauusI i Smith. Geo Gwafh
-ney NJ ceilas Stargs, Miles Turpil, Il
EIiyson, Ihos u daley
On motion, tie m eeting adjourned.
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siNkEsA BU.1E
500 lbd. Fresh Roll BUTTER, at 80 cents lost To-
ceivsd from fhs mounta'ns to day;
80 b0.hels iarge grain Rye;
bA2. Java aud RIO Coffee;
8 hhis Coffee, Clarified, snd Nav Orleans Su.
gar
barfela Crushed Sugar;
100 buabeis Mercer aud Pink-ese Potatoes:
Is tirkins Family Lard;
l0G bushels Back -eye ana Cro~der Pess;
loo bushels Erisd ppies nd PsAehss;
10 b.rre :. Family Extra, AID Sape fine Flour
COS Ibs. Fs.nily Esua, Sides, and Shoulders;
bbls. New Orleans Mo!asses
$50 busGeig Pesnuts;
l25 lbs. Green anu SEX Tea;
Pspper Ginger, ZustG1d, Spice, ludigo, Starch
Pickles VEeJ.r, &c
and svery!hizg usually found In tirS.eissa
Family Grocery. J. s. ROBEkTSON,
all 10 3w Cor Governor and Frsnk'in SIS.
AMP BLACK MANDATORY.
1 Lampbiack in packages aud quantities
to suit purchasers. For sale by
JOS. e. BLOSSOM l. GO,
nh Sta Wilmington. N o.
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HxyK or ST. JoHs's, FLA-A rnmor hav
ing fesn current hat his Bauk had been cap
tureo by TIE Yankees, we may state That the
SPECIE belonging 10 fha Bank had been taken
10 the upper part Of Georgia, aud all the
other valusbes to Lake City, before the ar
rsSal OF the enepy at jacksonville This
Cashier states the affairs of the b NIX 10 &c in
as soupd condition as they ever have ben
ald that The Rank would be glad to excha nge
confederate Treasury Notes, sr Charles TON
or savannah funds, for any Gifts outstanding
bills.
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~ POETPONE16ENT or
AUCTd9E AAtE or

The sale adysrtksed 70 iske place on ~ =
ins.. 10 aaavoidaply, pqstponed un,iI m,
DAY, the 18th .Aril, when the est,,..e
s sncs Of f ssocs ~'n - sofa without limit
Previous 70 the sale Win ofYsr m. =
ducemsnta to Wholesale dealers. ~ !
great many domestic ard Other d:.sI
goods sill on hand. ALFRED utSSs
sstG sas So No. %, Msin !.
Sale, ondnctsd ~ Z. 3. COOK. Aacs u
aDe-A0TG3 =. - .
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II 8 4 LTI
- Is A It'll ~

Hor the puap0as Of distsibus:rs our at
rtasiy aDon1 ths psopls. aadto prsysas - ~
can speculation thersiu. We Will in fntr.s n
more SAT- BY tie car load but viii ss.abii.S y
Q. convenient points for It's distribunsns =
sumsrs only O1r ahiDmsats for fs~rsA
othars than the .Csofedsssts Govern.
very limited. kftev Nat time ~ - w
,ufisring at isGst, II ~ eannol sufnish ps,>
daut supply % 49Ae5 ssg - ~
Frmers sending thex wagon, and sseh, ,a
allowed moderate loads, without deIav W.
We vii ~ sotaik1als lsrs,so "a h.,
We publish The above 70 inform n. n
savs o1rsSivs great deaf Of eorrss,o,!y uos.
TO save persons the srouble and sxss..s ~
! ing 70 the WeSks on TIA Cars % oA,sin !. - =
of Salt. STUART, BUCHANAN = IA
ap ll-dIm 0aitv,u.T :
~ Tue 10 DsPOsIroS1 -
Hl1RICo SAvIpas BAJK.-In conseoas..n
the inability TO use funds Of depos;,sNa !
Board Of Directors Of the Hsurtco r.
Bank requests all parsons holding cerrsstt
TO present them FOR payment on Of bsfo,.. !,
10Th inst, As all interest will ceass :. y
day. JNO. A. HAWSH, Treass,,
ap 9-l2t~ IL .s 22S Main ,,, IN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

AyTAI.ION OF CAVALRY in the
II mon III Of February l received authority
from tbs Secretary of War to raise Ba.ta.
lion or Regiment of Cavalry. Ihave hesite-
ted to undertake to do 80 until this time. and
now y. oppose to raiss E BATTALION OF
CAVALRY.
Persons desiring 10 unite with me in this
patriotic effort. and those wish In & au thority
TO 4ecruit and raise companies, will address
ms at TIL place, or what Is still better, re-
port In person at once. .4 T.
expect to have two com anies Of infan
try and one Of artillery attached 10 my com.
maDd.
nHrCall at the office Of the Battalion Main
street, Richmond, Vs., opposite the o!ics Of
tae Southern Express Company.
II. CLAY PATE,
Oapt. Comd'g Cavalry Co
Rp 10-l0t& p A O. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

AWNING OANDLE5-- IA
IVA II ana IL 70 he pound
constantly 90 bsld,
and .ar sale al he
UANDLE FACTORY
~ lx--xWs Manchester, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

NTEY BATTERY.
~ ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS!
am authorized to rece. i've a few good mon tor
this battery, row in Pnlaski county, Va, IN.
der Col. Jenifer.
This company is composed CT our bee. cid
zens, including many old Howitzers and
Richmond drays, and persons wishing TO
loIu must give reference when not known.
len be found at the office Of the Life In
suranoe Company, opposite the AIieric an
Hotel, from 10 t. daily, where letters In
tended for the company may be sent,
DAVID n. WALKER,
LIST Lieut. Otey Battery.
WANTED--A good BUGLER. Extra pay
will be given ap l6-5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-21

EOR snLE-Priyateiy, a number OF LOTS
i In Sidney, On Grace and. broad streets.
inst bsyond the corporation line. Also In
street. xOuS hes attached to Ii q rich Aud pro.
ductive garden. The basement rooms may
b used az stores. And Tor rent or leass,s LAtTS
both IN Nchmond aud Manchs ester sAp ~
to - On BROOKS.
ss.-sss ~ Corner Main and 18th streets.
!, Otacs hours, from . 70 A. NJ. and from
- Z O'Clock =. =. ~~-s7g .z.l- Ap l-lms