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The following lots Or TSiivsr-riated Ware
srs of the Best Make In the Trade, and
sre warranted % be Dsubls silver
Plated - the best material, and equal
In quality to any Plated Goods sold BY
ahe best regulated Hoasess
Eull setts Elegant Tipped and Threaded IL.
bic SPOONS. s.............. fos3it0
Tipped and Threaded Ta.
Ole Fogks .....,,,..,. for $50
Tipped ahd Threaded Tea
Spoons to match TT. =. .... for on
Splendid Extra Silver. plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks, for 400
SPLENDID Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 400
VIC cell:
Fine Silver. plated Cups, Mug. .Gobie,s, Salt
Stands In every pattern. retail price Ss for 90
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ss~''' '''.''.'!''' worth $780, for sos
The attention Of our numerous patrons Is re-
qnestsd to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Loaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
In every size In the Trade.
We are selling these goods from 50 ss. to $3.50
iited In order, beins Is per cent. less than the
makers retail price
We are Agents for the Hale Of
hcCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO YoR
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC,
RORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
'r, ALSO, TAYLOkS,
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which VIC Offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
Tho Trade, Dealers, Suffers and Pedlars are
Respectfully invited. -, , 90
We guarantee to sell Al New York and phila
delphia prices, orperish in The atts,npi.
Wa are bound 70 sell cheaper than the
heapost-deliyered fres.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an oarly call,
it makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Fine Je,celry, Sluer Plated Wvs, GU and Eincy
frames, EnTauings, Pict,res, Perfum1y,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gentlemanly clerks arc always ready to
wait on you,
The national Republican., 1862-04-10
III AyHINaTOs skIRT FACTORY.

wANTKD-Bo females TO learn to make sfirts
person oan, In . short time, make, per week, from
81 to 81 Inquire for paroulsro, at lO7 Seventh st,
between q Ard h, sos iA-n
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DENTISTRY.
VsRarsri vaBvn

slsDarpfi yaBYn Hru.4r. .rB..
i NJ. LOOMIS. N. -,
sSS. rsS nI q o.. n: ~: s'
Msny persons can wcsr thee teeth wbc canpc,
war oehen, and no peraon can wear othen who osn
Penons calling ., my once can be asoonuodsud
with any style and prioe Of Teeth they nay Sesiv
bet 70 thos Who are psrtio.ar. md vsh tis psrest
osa ptodsss, Dc Mineral fIAie viii b lore fsiiy
between Ninth nh ana TsS,S s.resss. AS. ., % xsSS
street, Philadelphia, nislS-ly
m. LOCK wOOD eo.sl.pes n. prae-
corner Pennsyivssis avenue and seventh street.
Having practioed In the Soath psarIy sixsen year,
he feels ss,ed that he osa give satise,ion TO any
Teeth inserted on vupuAurrs, Russrn, or aoLp
f,a1. s.r ,T Sn'0r'''r" 'd-n'''srsd when desired
q r. LGWiE, q. sS.,s sG r .....
We Dental DrargOOn.
OFFICE No sAs PENNsYLvANfA AVENUE,
Bet,naen DocifuA and rhstssrA Street,, -5Ur
wAsHNeTos oIrY, r.......
Qespectfuily tssdcrs his professional services u
the public HavinB hsd an extensive praotios Ia
rhiladephls, he feels hinself fsy oomPeteatto 70 ds
charge bs duty In every 0s shich may be presented
Dr. l., has secured the righ, to use the newt improve
4, ;,yIs, y I ,Is.. TX :Ss Rs
or piatma pistes which pres,udes the possibility Of
saliva Or foreign materials scoretng between them,
nstural and Of moge utility TO the pstient, disp-na
ing with the ordinary nodes Of fastening, 6y Ttvet
Ing polderng. which often causes the apringin
to the mouth.
lie would respectfully invite the public 10 his ofoe
to examine this improvement. To do 80 Ia 10 be oon
used.
The dental profession Il also invited to call and
examine its merits and utility. . IT,
Also dentists can be furnished with teeth of all
kinds, NJ les price than they can be bought else.
where. nov e-u
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nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'SO OFFICE,
- Corner EizhieeIth and q streets,

WashIngiOn, II. c, March Il, ISI2
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
saturday the lsth day Of April, 1862, at u ocioct
ID for deliverios in the Glt of Washia gton at tch
u point ~ the Depot Quariermsster may direct the
following u,mcd PINE LUMBER
1880 .vo0 1, el - q Inchl cOmm0o cnllings.
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llOsWELL's mEDICATED

Enn DOH LIS. ROUGH TALEOW AND
CUU,UUO Army Grease wanted, iOr which
tie highest price will be pad AZ the National Soap
and Candle works, Green street and the Canal
Georgetown D. G e Is JEWELL,
.. Proprietor
mar 2o--lm
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A LII THE BEST CDOKIsG STOVES,
~ TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS
Camp Furniture ind Tin ware, to be had of
w. III NARROWER,
mar a.-Gm No b32 Seventh strest-
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l.. PRANG X CO..
Publishers u Practical Lithographers,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET, FouR DooRs ABOVE
d, Up STAIRS, WASHINGTON.
No. ~ MERCHANTS Row, BosroS, MASS.
PAT RIO rs.

~ List Of Portraits, March, 1862, Published
Monthly, Revised:
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PRAN G.,'S"'#:;. 81
CARD PORTRAITS
.' ar a,rsbOF ai,,. nd, a,
Prominent Characters!
PRANG's CARD PORpR
HROMINENT CIIARACTEltss.

1he oaiy original and lneke publication Of Min.
| iafure Portraits = Line Engravinss --Jast large
enough TO enclose In . oommol Letter Envelop- for
ssshyug the curiosity Of distant fends, or 70 or.
nament Photographic Album. For coliec Ion
they are much superior to Photographs ~ they will
last for Hundreds of Years. .'.'
OUR IMPRINT Is ON ALL OUR rUBLr-
CATIONS .. .t.....
Price, for 'iusic copies, 10 cents. twenty copies
| for 81. A very liberal discount to the trade ~
PICTURES, MAP3 or BOOKS sent TO any I'd.
dIs:s n The United States snd Cansdsa FREE or
rUSTAGE. The money must accompany every
| order. ,....... ..'.. '
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(a) Chaplain. CbI Captain tel First L utenan,
td) Assistant Surgeon. icy Captain ~ fir'' Lieu
tenant ig) Captain.
Al fttg, Distrilt School Hsts' Hospital. Brdacl
Of Gsne,l Hospital 1t Erici07'"r l7r'@ ~.
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Slst New York Vol. ....
gbth do do, Z
Oneida Cavalry. 80.
lat New jersey Cav.
10Th New jersey Vol.
ed Penn. Volunteers /.
lath do DO.
l07th 10 do. ....
Ialh Indiana Vol.
ID d. c. Volunteers. .
~ Bjr,!an Sharper " .
Quartermaster's Dept.
i0tal ....,........ ~
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blGk remaining ia ho Hospital Eor Eruptps
Diseases, at K,ll0rdnd March 2S.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22
Produce Loan Agency.
To the People Of Mississippi and

JACKSON. July IS, 1869.
DT directions from the Department at
ID Richmond, notice IS hereby given that
subscTiL ers OF cotton and money to the
Government Loan are required to comply
inucd a,ely with the terms OF their sub
ser p:ion.
The payments of this loan have been up
10 this date at the option Of the subscriber
THE suspension OF the collection being al
lowed by the departmental consequence of
the low price OF produce, and L -,esre to
facilitate the interest OF both the subscriber
and Government.
Holders of cotton can now dispose OF it
either to the Government or to private pur-
chasers at FAIR and FULL prices, and it
is urged that subscribers will perform the
obligation which is upon them, by the ad-
option of one or the other of these al,crna-
tives as speedy Us possible
The bonds ef the Government are readily
negotiable at par, draw interest from the
date of the transaction. and are fer sums
OF 500, $500, and $1,000.
If there was any patriotism in making, it
will be exhibited in meeting the subscrip-
ton, either by selling and paying over the
proceeds or by surrendcring the article
itself to the Government at u tair valuation.
Those who have not hitherto subscribed,
may now otter their crops in the same man
ner.
The subscriber has established his Office
at Jackson, where he is ready to receive
all subscriptions i'll money or in prodnce
and deliver the bonds.
Where crops are offered, state their loca-
ITEMS, and the lowest price that will be
taken, the planter to -ets.in the custody OF
the same
augl2-Sw J. y. B. DEBOW.
Southwestern and Gazette copy and ne
tice.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22

Gen. Clarke has been taken to n.
Orleans by his own request. Hopes
were entertained of his recovery.
Petersburg, August 1.-The Ex-
press has New York dates of the Sth
inst.
The Goldsn Gate, which left San
Francisco July 2lst for Panama with
2GO passengers and Sl,ll4,OOO for
New York, also S270,O0O for Eng
land, was burnt at sea July 9th,
and $50 passengers and treasure lost.
The disaster caused great sensation
in Wall street.
a telegram from St. Joseph, dated
August, 9Th, says the guerilla leader
Quantrell, seized descending steam
er on Sunday evening, and crossed
1900 men to this side Of the river.
The military authorities at Fort
Leavcnworth hearing Of the capture,
and not knowing Quantrell's strength
sent 100 men to intercept him, all Of
whom Quantrell captured, and then
marched on. capturing Liberty, which
place Col. Penrick had previously
evacuated, escaping into kentucky.
He expresses his determination to
march to the banks Of the Ohio.
Cairo, Aug. IA skir.nish took
place yesterday near Point Pleasant,
Mo-, between the citizens and State
troops, in which several were killed
on both sides. The citizens had
bound themselves to resist the en-
rollment act. Troops Were sent from
New Madrid to enforce the law.
To the Associated Press, North.
st. Louis, July 2G.--Considerable
excitement existed to-day at the
British Consul's Office, in consequence
Of large number Of persons claim
ing the protection Of the British flag
to exempt them from enrolment in
the militia under the recent order Of
the government, There was an ex-
cited crowd around the office, among
whom were many indignant citizens
to punish pertidy in American resi-
dents having families, doing a bust
ness Prominently located here, who,
in the hour Of peril, sneak from duty
by enrolling themselves as subjects
Of Great Britain. Numerous arrests
were made. Several struggles and
ARRAYS occurred between disturbers
and policemen. One or two attempts
at resistance being made by arrested
parties. a detachment Of the provost
guard was ordered out, and by time
ly exertion they Were suppressed.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22
Militia Draft at the North.

In addition to ordering a draft to
Ell up the old Federal regiments and
the late call for 100000 troops for
the war, Lincoln has issued call
for the immediate drafting Of 100000
militia for nine months service. In
our Northern exchanges we find the
following:
Washington, August 1.-The fol-
lowing order has just been issued
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Washington, Aug. i, 1862.
Ordered, LIST. That draft of 3OO,-
600 Eilitia be iminedi ately called
into the service of the United
States, to serve for nine months, I'M
less sooner discharged. The Secre-
tary of War will assign the quotas
to the States and establish regula-
tons for the draft.
2nd That if any State shall not
by the 18th of August furnish its
quota Of the additional 100000 vol
authorized by law, the def
cheney will also be made up by a
special draft frem its militia The
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22
Succession Sale.

STATE Of L0u1s'ana, P0r1,h Of Caddo
In District Court-No. S7S.
Succession Of Chas. Dailee, de eased.
DY virtue of Writ of sale to me- direc-
ID ted by the Honorable the District
Court in and for the Parish of Caddo, and
State aforesaid, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on
TVedncsday. the I'd day Of September,
4. d. 1862.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ.
and four o'clock p. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the Success
sion Of Charles Dailec, deceased, to wit
The undivided half interest in the Palace
Coffee House consisting of fixtures, wines
liquors, etc. Terms CASH.
II. ICNSICKER.
August 22d. Auctoneer.
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$50 Reward.

STRAYED' from he subscriber from his
- promises, at Shreveport. on the even
ing of the 18th inst. DARK BAY
HOR Sc, about Z years old, black name
and tail, has a hew neck, with saddle IL arks
on his back. Said horse had on saddle,
bride and msrtingale, and o cotton rope
around bis neck
The above reward will be pad by return
~ him to
augl5tf NJ. LEVY.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22

The Federals admit that about
Greenville, Miss, the Confederate s
are doing an immense deal of mis-
chief to transports. The V. f. Will
son, they say was ,iddled on her last
trip up, and the Victoria got dozen
shots into her in coming down.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22

i ne falr 1lay arrived ut MILL
ken's Bend at IL o'clock last night,
with government stores.
At one O'Clock, eight guaboats
and FIVE transports came down from
above and captured her with all hen
cargo.
Col. Morrison's regiment. left the
Bend at o'clock. a. H., losing all
their Baggage and equipage. They
were pursued by fifty cavalry. he
having only sixty men fit for duty.
He saved all his arms and amlnun-
ition.
Later--1'hc Yankees came to Tai
lulah At about S o'clock, and burned
the depot.
Latest-The following dispatch
from Gen Blanchard to Capt Riddick
A. 4. General hast been received at
5 O'Clock, P. N.
Delhi, Aug. 5. $50 p. m.
To Capt. Riddick. A. A. General.
Scouts returned. ! am going on.
Signed. Gen. BLANCHARD.
Tupelo, August. l4.-I'hree com
panies Of Confederate scouts, com
manded by Capt. Roddy. charged a
federal force of $50 near Decatur on
the 7th. capturing 1870 prisoners and
one officer, killing aud woundinS a
considerable number, also captuled q
number Of small arms.
Roddy's loss was four killed and
wounded.
The enemy are fortified at Town
Greek and CORTLAND, the scene Of
Armstrong; late successes The
Yankees are moving eastward.
Jackson Aug. l2.--The Federal
troops have taken possession OF Ba-
you Sara.
Gen. Breckinridge has issued a
congratulatory address 10 his army.
He claims to have gained complete
victory by land at Baton Rouge, TIE
most essential fruits ofwlich however
were lost by the failure of the Arkan-
sas to cooperate.
All accounts agree in saying tina.
the Yankees were beaten to, and into
the river.
All our wounded are doing well.
Federal prisoners continue to arrive
here.
Jackson, August 14.-It is report
ed that the va nkees are about evac-
uating Baton Rouge.
Capt Caigre last week captured on
the coast, three schooners loaded
with sugar for New Orleans. The
Yankee crews We're carried to Camp
Moore.
The town Of Donaldsonville. La,
has been destroyed by the Tederals.
Planters being arrested for syn pa
thizing with the "rebels," and held
as hostages to repress the movements
of guerillas.
Federals are plundering generally
and have two negro regiments in n.
Orleans.
Grencda, August l2.-Authentic
from Gen. Breckinridge's
army says that under flag of truce
received the Yankees &C
knowledge loss Of 1000. at Baton
Rouge
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BY Telegraph from Tal;ulah.

August 18th, 1862
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We learn upon good authority,
says the Grenada Appeal, that Gen.
Buckner will be in Nicksburg to
meet his command during the pres
ent week. a telegraphic dispatch
to this effect has been received ut
Canton.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22
A Fiendish Outrage.
The Federal authorities Protect tie
.iutkor.
From Memphis (Greneda) Appeal.

From Memphis (Greneda) Appeal.
Co7umbus, Mss, July 20, 1862.
EDITORS APPEAL: A most fend-
ish outrage was committed in this
eighborhood on Monday night the
2lst. Isaac, Il slave belonging to
George n. Green, outraged and most
brutally murdered a young lady
Ellen Vines by name Her body
was sunk in Pigeon Roost creek,
and found on the oath inst. with all
the marks of q brutal murder upon it.
The negro was pursued to Memphis
by couple of men Of this neighbor-
hood. They found his name regis
tered on book kept for the purpose,
he having arrived there on Friday
the 25th.. Application was made to
the auth critics to procure the negroes
arrest; Gen. Sherman was applied
to in person by the gentlemen.-
they told their business and what the
negro was accused Of. Gen. Sher-
man fatty denied them permission to
arrest him; he charged them Of be-
ing murderers themselves, and fur
ther accused the whole Southern
Confederacy of murder. bloodsbed
and rapine. He asked the gentlemen
how they dared to come on such an
errand with their own hands be-
smeared with blood. He told them
he would establish a court soon, and
then if they would come with .'clean
hands and loyal witnesses" he would
have the negro confined aud tried.
Several officers told these gentlemen
that the negro had done nothing
more than many Southerners had
done to the negro women. They We're
accused of everything that was mean.
low and despeakable. Mr. Editor.
comment is unnecessary. but the
facts are true.
PILE DRIvING,-"W ell. what nj H."
said Mrs. Darlington, az she Inter
rupted Ike, who was reading the way
pickets We're driven in
FIVE miles," Bless my poor soul.
but that will make strong fence, I
they had to be driven i, deep
to keep the Sessionaders from digging
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22
SMELLING OF GuNTERsviLLE ALA.

SHELLlNG OF GUNTERsvILLE ALA.
We are informed by a gentleman
who was an eyewitness to the scene
that on Monday, 2sth ult portion Of
Buell's army. numbering about 14O0
strong, inhumanly shelled the town
Of Guntersville, from the opposite
side of the river, thirty miles above
Huntsville, without giving amoments
warning to the women and children
to vacate the place. About half the
town was burned, killing Mrs. Raj
born, hotel keeper, and two others.
Such acts of unmitigated villiany
and vandalism upon defenceless wo-
men and children, show clearly what
We may expect from the detested Yam
KEGS, in the future conduct Of the war.
An avenging God will not suffer such
wanton inhumanity topass unpunish-
ed.--{Tuscaloosa Observer.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22

NOtice.-The creditors Of the sue
cession of John Larmier, deceased, will pre-
sent their claims to a. Il. Levisee, my attor-
ney, for the succession.
MARY SILVEY,
july26.2n+ Administrators
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Office Semi " eek!y News. ,
Friday, Aug4st 22d, 1862.

I7z7u7' z1"Ee zEt .@.-U' IC0-.
Through the politeness Of Mr.. W.
J. Lyon, we have been handed the
following original dispatch, direct
from tho telegraph office:
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-22

Secretary of War will establish reg
plations for this purpose.
3rd. Regulations will be prepared
by the War Department and pre-
scented to the President with the OBJ
ject Of procuring the promotion Of
officers Of the army and volunteers
for meritorious and distinguished
services, and of preventing the no,ni-
nation and appointment in the mill
tary service, of incompetent and
unworthy officers. The regulations
will also provide for Kidding the ser-
vice of such incompetent persons as
now hold commissions.
BY the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
These militia are to be used for
garrison purposes, while the drilled
troops are to be sent to the field.
Let the South prepare to meet these
hordes at once. The drafting at the
North will commence after the 18th.
We should not delay in increasing
our army.-Memphis Appeal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01
By GODDIN I lPPERg0M As<sismsrs.
CoMsnssIosEa,s SALE or SEVENTY

TOMMISSIOkER'S SALE or Seventy.
~ SIX ACRES OF LAND, In hxs<resld
cosnsy, In original growti. ten mtlss 3 rom MAE.
chester AS Comm issi ma, Of shs Hastings Court
OF the City OF Richmond, arpointed by . cearec
ia the Gaze of Johnson, c. Va. johnson, &C., ia.
tered Gu TIA 9TH ccicber 1850 ] shall proceed TO
soll at PUBi - AUCTION, 1t Bethlehem Meat.
ing House. on M0sDAY, tho GOTH January ls6l,
ut IL O'Clock, N Of fair, If not. tho rsxt fxir day
thereafter the tract Of lard referred TO the bill
si .he plaintiffs, lying and being in TIE souasy o.:
Chsaterf)e cid, containing SEVLNTY-SIX ACRES.
hsavily fsst in orr ss1ai growth, known ~ The
SARAH BACON TRAOT,'' on the church ro.d
lea1 10 tn Petersburg arj,i1Sng Beth,eAsm Meet
cock, Id others, and about half nle Southwest G.:
the Manchester ard Failing Creek Turnpike. aud
e0out tee mi es from MAJ chester.
IERMs--fhres =, stx ana ts Give months for bond:
bearing Interest, Z, app owed personal security,
AID tit e retained ~ all the punches. roaey ID
fully ped. The taxes Of 1862 10 be paid by the
pArchassr. w. GODDIN
de 81 Couni, iorer.
ARGE A 4 Z . + PEP1SHABLE
IL ESTATE, consisting Of Hcrses, M.ies, Cat
tie, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Shueks NJ heat
Straw, Farming ImpieInsuts, II usetoid Furnj.
rF.Te, &c.-Mf. Jas 4. Sutton, Sr having effected
. esla OF his Farm called "Mount Pleasant" en-
the Virginia Cent al railroad near Hanover Coui
House, win sell at public auction, at tn. said farm.
on TUESDAY, TN January, 1856 at 10 O'clock
H.. az fai; il not, the firss ta. day there1fter)
an tie per.s'abie estate thereon. consisting of g
great variety, enihrsclng, in rar,, Horses, IL
Mules. 81 Cows Aud oxen, 81 s sep, (verJ ha..
alb ut 40 Hogs, $4,000 lbs. Fodder, ~boat 900 BAT.
reis tf Cor, largs qua.ti.y Ct Sauaks, Wheat
Straw, Farming l1npiea-ents, HJus-hoId kurni.
ture. &c.
TERMs.-An snms under $50. caaa: over that
smcunt. four months credit, for approved, e,.
deal Goblin & Appr2scN Arc.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01
An lncideut.

I, is related q one OF our scouts tina when
sp.u-sd by IN, Federalists few weeks ago
Ind carried inc the presence Of the august
j c.isllan, via an obstiaacy characteristic
\ tho tue Irihmsn, he wont into al argu-
sui as 10 themerits of the question of in
krnstonal iaTs and the treatn en- of prison.
r 81 astutey AZ ii he were 4 diplomatic
gent; and tat for more than two hours The
kankes Genvai was so fascinated by his
kisinai stys of conversation, he detained
i'm for thspurpose OF enioyiug his novel
Presentation OF Confederate IDEAS. During
bis inlerviw the jolly -iTishnan wore y
|alueltc tire on his hat. One OF the Aids O.
bcClelan, .ssirins to obtain it as q trophy,
|nered to eve him ten dollars for it; bus the
ALLAN: eoIof Erin replied that til palmetto
kas not tc sale, and he would only give ii
D one vio would receive 1t with propsr
fpr.clapn. Shortly afterwards, having
Pcsped, he palmetto was presented 10 a
)ary Ian lady AZ an Acknowledged ent Of the
Fndnesshe had bestowed upon its homes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01
The Fsrtiaeafiens Near abe City.

We desire 10 call attention TO the fact that
,,,. Letcher has been rotiled by the War
hsnsrtrnent that 1t will receive from him "a
kr,neut enlisted for twelve months, for the
ks,,sl service OF manning the batteries in
a Gsund the city of Richmond. Many
Ssrsoss hsve objected TO entering the Army
he ground that they wo aid sacrifice too
RI By issvinE home to protect the frontiers,
r., sush 81 excuse does not hold good In
isipstsrce They will rot be occurred TO
l. away, but kept here for local protection.
holid ,ihat become necessary. Though
tsias from present Indications, they Will
avs little else to do besides taking care of
Ia. guns on the Qualifications, and studying
L. duties of the soldier This is the most
Eyorsble chance that has yet offered Tor
k!chmopd men 10 enter the service. and
rarely there should be no hesitation in Com
u forward to I'll up the ranks Of the r.gi.
tent We are requested to state that per-
sns forming companies for this special ser.
ice In the city,r county Will apply forth.
Eth 10 W. J. 'anuill OF William r. Bur