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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

The iron.clad vessel nov bcin. con-
structcd by Mcssrs. Cralnp & Son Of
Philadelphia, as We learn frou. the LcHy-
er. is rapidly approaching comp!ction.-
She is 245 feet long, 81 feet inches
beam, and feet hold. From the builders
We learn the following details in refer
encc to this vessel She has two floor
timbers to each frame, each 80 feet long,
i inches deep and Is inches thick, and
tapcrs f!om IL inches at the foor head
to inches at the plank sheer. The spa
ces between the frames are fitted il solid
from the keel to the plank sheer, and she
is caulked inside and out before the
plank is put on. She has eight course
of kcelsons 20 inches deep and II inch.
es thick besides the main koeIsOn, which
is % inches deep and i inches sided
This Ecc!Sou has two | inch copper
bolts TO each frame, fastened through
frame and keel, making over 200 copper
bolts four feet six inches long, and one
and half inches thick fer the main keel
son alone. The berth deck clamps and
bilge streaks arc nine inches in thick
ness The gundeck clamps are eight
inches in thickness, and those on the
spar deck are seven incEcs thick On
each side of the keel are three courses of
gar board streaks, and the pl2nking on
the fiat Of the bottom is five inches thick,
gradually increasing in thickness from
the turn of the biIgo to the iron-p!ating,
where it is nine inches. The iron plat
ing will extend the whole length Of the
strip four feet below the water and three
feet above, and for one hundred and
eighty feet amidships will be carried up
to the plank sheer. The average thick
ness Of the timber behind this plating
will be twenty one inches. The spar
deck will be covered FIRE and aft with
one Inch plates before the deck plank is
put on. In order to prevent any violent
rolling of the vessel at sea, there will be
three courses of the planking on each
bilge projecting outside of the bottom
plankinr ten inches The ship will be
provided with extra steering apparatus
so arranged that she can be worked with
out the rudder, if necessary The weight
of the hull of this ship will be 1870
tuns, the iron plating $50 tuns, and the
total weight. including outfits, machine
", fuel, etc, will be about $3.50 turs,
aud noty outstanding this weight, her
draft Of water Will not exceed fifteen feet
when ready for sea. The machinery for
this vessel is being constructed by Messrs
Merrick & Sons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

A New IDEA. The Boston Daily
Adrertiser prints the following sugges-
ton, furnished by a gentleman abroad,
respecting the disposition to, be made of
the Fort Donelson prisoner:
81 propose that they be exchanged for
slaves, on the principal of southern rep
resentation, five secessionists for three
slaves, reversing tho order Of Values
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

A WOUNDED FRESHMAN WIT.-The
following incident occurred at Pea Ridge;
One of our boys was in the heat of the
fight, wounded, in both feet, by cannon
ball. Our forces having fallen back, his
Irish wit was brought into play. Seeing
a big secesh coming by, he presented his
musket, made the fellow surrender, shoul-
der him, and in this position he rode in
to our lines, where he delivered Mr. But
ternut over as a prisoner.
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TiDtOn 'EanncrX.

II. & J. J. DAIRY would announce TO the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATl!-
az for customers on the shares, or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides.
We have a fiHe assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which VIC will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton, August 80, 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

An army of 100000 men carry on
their shoulders 5000 tons, and eat 600
tons of provisions, and drink ], 200 hogs
heads Of water per day,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToH Iowa.
WILL promptly attend to all husi"ers in,
w trusted IT, his care. Particular attention
paid to co.irctjons ini|l
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIHlT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN DE
> had Of the subscriber in sum, to suit pur-
chasers. Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
cd at a small premium.
f.s'- Ofice over Hoitslander's store.
WIN. L. TrTHiiL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst, lst0.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

The health of Mrs. Lincoln is now
restored sufficient to enable her to attend
to her duties
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Coz
n LECTING Agents TIrrOS, iowa. Office,
over the store OF }. &. SCHMcCkER co.
Upton July&4, 1861.
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- Il. MAHONY 4 BRO,
Il A | l. @ X S

4 NNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
Y 1wcik entrusted to our care will be attended
10 promptly. made in the latest fashions, and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas
enable. Give us a call.
Upton. March Ia, 1850. llf.
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McSWEEN Il BASS,

A TTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
IA LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &c,
TIProN, Iowa.
OrrICE-- Post-Oilice Building, opposite the
Court House.
n. B.--Messrs Mes. ( B. will pay the strictest
attention TO every branch Of their profession.
REFERENCEs: Grant IL Smith. Coax 4 Drury,
DAWSON X True, Lane Il Skinner, aud Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport lr:25l
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&. II SiDI"I'
DIR. &. /. fgBEHS.

4 TTORNkY AND COUNSELLOR, AN,AosA
IA Jones county, Iowa. f~Il:J
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}. VI. t.D,;a X W. {. DODGE,
Physicians am. Surgeons,
Cellar Iilu..s- towers Fer,,.j
March l9th, 1850.
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JAS. IL. ROTiiROCK.
STLyANUS YATES,

4 TT0sNEf Ar LAW. TtProH, CEDAR CoVN.
"A TT, Iowa. Office at the ~herin's once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

Bishop Kip, (p. Z } of California,
in report Which he makes through the
Spirit Of Missions, estimated the damage
done by recen. floods in California at
$4,000, 600.
"A young man living near Toledo,
Ohio, was divorced from his wife recent
", on account of "incompasibl'ity..
( bout three weeks after the separation,
the wife fell heir to $40, 900, and The man
is beginning to believe he loved nor very |
much after all. !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17

"A secret chamber, relic of the IN
qui~i;ion, has accidentally been discover
ed in Seville. The room contained tour
mumifed bodies attached by chain -
One was a barefooted monk the others
were dressed in clothes of the style OF the
last century. 1t is supposed that the
n,isoners met their deaths By starvation.
Prentice says Beauregard wants to
make cannon's out OF bells. We tried
to make big gun out of John Bell and
rouiln't But he wasn't true metal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN.

No'cyent of the war will cause greater con.
graduation throughout the west, than the DC.
cupation Of New Orleans by federal troops.
The bombarlmcnt Of Forts jackson and st.
Phillip, guarding the approach to the city by
river, commenced on Monday, the lith on
the 9th the forts were surrendered or cvac
uatel, and on Friday, the 18th, the federal
feet appeared before the city. The rebel ar.
my had previously evacuated, destroying all
the steamboats, they could not take away ,and
burning the cotton stored in the warehouses.
The deicnscS about Memphis will now be at.
tackled from below, for The Mississippi is nav.
igable for our guuboats as tarup Us Cairo, land
but few weeks will elap,e before the north
west will once more have an open channel of
communication to the ocean.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

THE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL.

IHE DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE Dorct ,s
NoNt MtNr ASSOCIATION. beautifully engraved on
steel. about nine by twelve inches dimensions is
| now ready for distribution To the subscribers to
the Monument Fund. The engraving consists OF
two full length immature vgnettes. one A fine nor
fat OF the departed statesman. and the other
America Offering wreath; besides birds-eve
we" OF the GRAVE on the shore of Lake MIcbIgan.
as 1t now appears at Cottage Grove,
all persons iOrWa rdlug to the Association one
dollar or more VIII be sent one ufthesc diplomas
with name and amount duly inserted thereon. and
signed by the president md secretary
Contributors IN the sum of one d1i'dr will be-
come lite members of HE Douglas Monument As
Sociatloni IN the sum OF fICcltg 8OiidrS honorar,
ME members; and IN the sum OF one hundred dol
lars honorary life members OF the BOARD OF trus-
tees.
All editors who will insert the above in their
daliy, weekly or trI-wecbly three months, with an
occasional notice to advance the object in view,
Will have forwarded to them immediately d.
Plomas as honorary lItc-mcmbers OF this associa-
ton, upon the receipt by the society OF a COPY of
their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTER B SCATES, President
LEONARD W. NoLk, Secretary
y. b.. Local receivers ard solicitors for con-
ri0utions are beng authorized IN the LOYAL states
|" take charge ot the interests of the ASSOCIATION
Pamphlets and Circulars containing the orranI- !
eaton, Constitution, bylaws and the Anpeal viii .
De sent 10 all who will forward their address - /
communications shoulc be directed to the '.Serre.
,afE Douglas Monument Association, Cblcaro
III april 81 daw3m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29
CAPT. JOHN TOBIEN. At HOME.

1t gives Us pleasure to announce that Capt
John Tobicn, Of our German and Swcdc com.
pany, arrived home thi. Tuesday morning.
He came on the llawkeye State, via St. Louis.
We saw him, for moment, on the bed
at his house, and We are glad to say
that he will soon be able to be out The
wound which he received while calamity
leading his company ut the battle Of Pitts.
burg Landing, was from mu,kct ball in the
neck. Tho ball entered his neck on the lett
side near the pint Of the jaw, and va, taken
The wound has healed rapidly.
The captain h.- been in poor health since
the battle but Is gaining finely now
lie came alone
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

qualified cycept that after the first cIectiop bel,
rnder his constitution the offices of one of III,
md,ns NJ the c,rcuit court Of Cook county ,hul
lie yacatcd In two wears one in four wears anC
two IN six Years 10 be determined nv lGt
- Tho general assembly. M the first session
oftrr the expiration of six wears from the adop,
ion az MS constitution md every siX wears
thereafter. and Al no other time NAV Increase or
diminish ~. number of ,,rcuit. but such in.
crease or diminution shall not be more than one
cir,ui, hy any one session. Provided no such
alteration shall AFFECT aIy Judge thcn In Office,
| H. TL.,,L.II L. ~, nr morn form, oT the
ciruuit cnurt hold annually In each county IN thi.
| state nj .urL timcs a, hall b. prescribed by
law md .urh court. shall have Jurisdiction in
ono. NJ, I,,,rl In equity, Boo criminal trial, and
nro..cutop. and in ea,rs of appeal from inferior
rop,,. ,,r,pt AS otherwise herein provided
| II Tl, iydgc, Of the supreme and cirruit
coIrr. .lalIrrriyr .Gch salaries, PAYABLE alar.
trrly. U. shall be- prescribed by law, which shall
nnt be altered during their tenn Of office, and
sail Judge, shall receive no other allovaur,. ar
cmoIgmrut
| 10 The first election for Judges oC tho 81.
| prru, and Circuit r,urts and i,r r,.,.,r,.r a.,
su,rrur court ,hnll hr held nm the tr., ,r. H.,
after the first Monday In November Ia ,b, ,,,,
of our Lord one thou.npl ripbt Lpu,l,,J anal liz,
ty.tvo
~ An ,o,.,,,,.i.- IL, ,t,. -,,,..,.,. .l f...,
10, ~, N",4I'.'' !" ,h' supreme ana DI'Gi'
.,, cha, tho ,,lr.l ,,,,., To- 49,, ,,.r
'No', u"' Il i''o "'tAP'td t'i" IU'' not 'Ac''"
Que !en', sue" vacancy may DC ,h"'' .! 'N''".
"Nu "pP"lhe'"rnn ,.,,.h.o
80" 40 P''so" a'''' " ',E!D'' !" tue One
~ judge "i any court -. 'h'' s''t' WI" ~
Iot clU@'n 81 '' n'''n -',','' a''u VINO '"",'
Iot nav t'''u'u ~ ,.i, TN i,u Nv, !,"a p'''"
ing ms erection, Gnu VINO si'"' no. NJ us uIh' 81
"'' el'euun' I'i''' 81 cav "',',i'"' circuit OF
count! III "N''I Nv s"'', ~, '',,',' No p''''"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29
NEW Constitution
OF TIE STATE OF ILLINOIS,

adopted bV ha Con,c,,i,m, contl,,d At Snr,ngG,d
january ., 1852, UH aujDaHod /, Hc DeGiIs Of
he STATE, tor aJword ar yy,c'ion, M Tie I7H
day Of Joee lsG2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

using and exercising franchises and privilege.
g. The property Of the state and of couutic.
real aud personal and such other property n. m,
general assembly may deem necessary for ,rhool
religious and charitable PURPOSE. NAV h, s,rrr,
law, Ice exempt from taxation.
1 The corporate authorities of counties. cit
les, towns, village, school districts aud town
| ships, may be- vested, by general lHw, with mower
to assess and collect take. Tor corporate purposes.
and such taxes shall be- uniform Ia respect to per,
son, and property within the limit, Of the corpor-
! ate BODY Imposing the same aud the general ~
semhly shall require that n the property within
/ the limit, OF municipal corporations belonging 10
| individuals OF corporations, shail be- taxed tor the
payment Of debts contracted UuIor authority ot
| law
., The general assembly mly provide Tor the
! taxation Of any other property uJ rUsr,l. herein
! sprrn'd, 300 such manner H. may br consistent
with tAr principle NJ taxation, u- hAfu H iII'
constitution
/ u. The general assembly mHf provide That all
/ taxes and a--u '1"Ni' l'I state county, Ulh
/ school ur any other l"'p"'H Iuit h' collected lay
the same person
H'i'", u" Pu''"'''' ~ any A"I "f'""h
/ I"', NJ any f''' ~ '".'' ' ''"" '"'N ''i taxes
/ dD' ''i'' 20 "'' ''''' "i any county, "I Moor
/ PuIhlN low" OF Guy N'",t Ni' ZANE "i ut any
mi. .t.tr shall be- entitled ip n decd f,r tho l,I
ar town lot 80 p.ruha.rd until he or .I, .l,IpI,,
romr.,rJ with the following condition. =, ,,I,
Su,h purrha.cr .hnll .eryc ar ,,n...,, IL. ..ry,J
-, W "' N''''f
in no,.,..iop ol .urh land ~ ,o,,r H., !, l.,,
tbr,r month. n,ior. rl,, ,.,fr,,i,u ~ ,t, ,,, 80
WI ".'''"' ''' ',' 'NF'"'l',' ~ iI' tlh' 81
'.",t I,''' '' '" 70" =" ""'," """'' N' '"'I
T'''' WV" II, l''' ''''" VIC '"l'"r in"H Tot, TIE
",'''p' "n ~ V' '''" ., '"N" '"' h' h'' pHfrhAs.
ln liL, ,n..,n,. ~, ,r, ...., WI" 'Nl''',
80 '"' manu- '' .''" ~ w VIZ wv I"l'hI hI
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BY Telegraph.
Exclusively for The Daily Argm

New Orleans is Ours
+ The News Confirmed.
THE CITY OCCUPIED BY FEDERAL
TROOPS.
The Telegraphic Operators Run
Away.
4 FRENCH CAPTAIN OFFERS AID no
THE FRENCH RESIDENTS.
POOR PROSPECT FOR TREASON,
DOWN THE RIVER,
UNION FEELING IN MEMPHIS.
Federal Prisoners Sing " The STAR
spangled Banner" in Memphis.
GEN. PRENTlsS MAKES 4 SPEECH.
State of Markets in Memphis.
FOREIGN \ EWS!
III MORS OF THE EVACUATION OF
YORKTOWN.
DISrl SSiON About RAISING THE
BLOCKADE.
THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION
TO REAsSEMBLE.
Prospects Of a Speedy Extinction Of
Treason in New Mexico.
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saddle and fairness
VI 4 \ TORY.
4. n. CUTTER.

In the basement ofthe large brick block, in Mar
ket Square, at the City Scales.
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ARTICLE IL.

sat,on -hall not be- altered, during hi. term Of
office, and hc shall receive no other allowance
xhhtpVpr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

= 5Es- For the latest news, take the Rock Island
Daily Argus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

AN ING been appointed by Julius Schulze
L J. as his agent, to conduct the above business
On a strictly
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kENENtE

SECTION. /. The general assembly, wlon,,.,. +,
shall be deemed necessary, shall cause to he c,I
iected from all able-bodied, free white made in
habtans Of this state, over the age of tweuty-ru.
years and under the age of sixty years, a capita
ton tax Of mot less than fifty cents nor more than
one dollar each.
= The general assembly shall provide for levs
iIl- tax by valuation 50 that every person and
60, P'I,u2H shan pay a tax in proportion TO the
,a.de o. the property OF such person or corpora
.'i'-such value to be asccrtained bv some officer
" Dc elected or appointed, in such manner as the
assembly shall direct; but the general as
co.,. si'' nave power 10 tax peddlers, auction.
S' ''0Ae'f' AaWkers, merchants, commission |
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ARTICLE \.
CATION.

SECTION !. The general assembly shall en-
courage by all suitable means the promotion of
intellectual, scientific, moral and agricultural i'm
pruNcm,nt.
=, The principal of all funds and morcvs arts.
l'- from the sale Of lands and other proncrry
""," nave been or may hereafter be granted, en-.
trusted or donated to this state. for educational
pN,po>es' shall be forever held invoate: and the
l'yo'g arising therrtrom shall be applied to the
support of common schools. w Wv
,,,.;c,, general assembly shall provide for
uniform thorough and efficient system If fr,c
schools throughout the state.
t.. mere shall he a state superintendent of
public instruction, who shall Ice elected At thr
same time and in the same manner as member. of
the general assembly, who shall hold his Office for
two years, and until his successor shall be elected
and qualified; whose powers, duties and compen
'ation shall be prescribed by law which compen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

Telegraph to the Rock Island Daily Argus.
FORTRESS MoSRoE April os.
To Hon l.. VI Stanton:
The news ct the occupation Of New Orleans
by "ur forces, is confirmed to day. No
other news
Signed ions f. Wool.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29
ARTICLE NH.
IMMIA

All lands which have been granted as q '.cuuI-
mon to the inhabitants ct any town, hamlet.
Village or corporation, by any person, body polite
or corporate, or by any government having power
to make such grant, shall forever remain common
to the inhabitants of such town, hamlet, village or
corporations; but the said commons, or an, of
them, or any part thereof, may be- divided, leased
or granted. IN such manner as may hereafter be-
provdcd by law, on petition OF a majority of
tn" qualified voters interested IN such commons,
or any OF them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-29

New YORK, April 2s.-Further advice
per the Connecticut state that the sluops o
war Richmond, Hartford, Brooklyn and Iri
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ArrAlRs on THE COAST.

s.,e, f,,s,ac+s- 7'ae Fsde.ais PREPARING for
az z4acI an F''ff fssess'--f'serfsifd War.
sare e., 40
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- eastf = -
4 - q as
- csstAass - ~ husniSrf yAILHr.
TIE NEW OEaooo9 Do1os Aoa n OncouyngtnG
attteeo upon tn0 cAmpaAgn In tha We.t vnscn
~ cocy =
~. ......A = -
80 f"sk@sn ~ y.asce ~ efoo ~ ~
vWy ~ S& eeaoAte9 Tno -.
csss AOvvSoC OeeeeaJs fro0 too
t.u ~ ~ - O1Sfk uouAAaos, hAvo
Scse ~ ~ 1eoee10vO OFotAouGhS
~ snssnss eAsca0o1. 11D.s se1oQo1tttone %
Svs..sos S1IveAxNs 1tAG8 oAA Rolk On ~
49, n sesoss Aeve ofSeA - eosm{ g
rsrsist a -. s.S,ikE -.
col nm m ~. ~ sn snxs.E 49,
tng from thai river ~ ponrins = srand ~.
petition down the l1issiSsippl.
.nn ~ y Pssnsps sne mtss acspscioes feature OF
con tSm ~ - -sssvs@..s - ~ V.."1.s.~
from Northwestern ArkAzsas 70 GO -opsrnts
0.ss.,N ~ 49, - ~ o. tne 1lseasepW wtA or
she ensmv' a - .".@s ~ sst:~,.
IN attempt an adysnco down she Nisetesaunt.
tns appearances Of Gen. Van DOrA Oh his
ntek. ana tnro4tenlDG his rear, near NoW
AAdrid os Cairo, Wonld u1qnesttonsoly dis
cohcers tne Plan, ana comksi nim 70 enter
apoa neW campaign ID 1iooouff - pverA.
ration TOT invasson. Even u tnis movement
oi uen an Oorn snoeio accompiisn both
Out ~ Ssie Nme iOI mAsefinG our Nver
osIences ~ asresslnS tne progress OF the enc
~, Ns "ssoem "oui0 - ampiy demon-
sT.eo.
.A.M{ " IemoMoeIvu suss ~ PePeI con.
~ ~ =. -. Ss4etda ss.se4etd ano
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RE q EIVt =. ID
81 pieces Americ in Prints;
800 pieces English Prints;
7G0 pieces Fancy Lawns;
goo pieces Fancy Orgasoiss;
$50 pieces B.sa heo C1ttor;
lao pieces Rlack Lawns.
|, 100 pieces Black P1nts;
rs pieces UL eek Gipanams;
100 pieces Fancy HinshaEs,
loo pieces LinenGheeLs;
IS pieces CHECK lb0mestIc;
25 pieces Black aipaea;
81 pieces 20. onades;
10 pieces Striped Osnaburgs;
le6 dozen Costs's Cotton, no. 3s;
5o1 d zan Half Hose, all co.ors;
200 dt zen Lajies' Hose, all coiors,
toD dc eco Spool ~ k. all color;
goo dozen Go ton Huk'fs, MI cul2rsj
lirdcZeG Suspenders;
10 baiss Brown ShirtpE;
bales Brown leans:
alas Brown Duca,
8 bales No i Osnaburgs;
-ALSD.-
A large stock OF Ready made Go 'htng and
Furnishing Goods, at The new store, 2j5 BFoat
street. between ) and 18th, Richmond
au 3 avs JULIUS SYoSL
AJIACA~ ~CU~S * SAIL. -As have
wi hseE III ryice for some time, iiud il
i'm possible TO continue the bus.cfss III he
milk lire, so offer my lot Of WIieh COWS o.
sale. have five No. miIch eowa, ore ncrse
ant two carts.
Fer terms, apply TO rue oG tha premises
Stony Run Hill, New Bri.xe road. ore ami q
half miles from hiehmond. ApriJ scua, rs
am only at nuIae Il few days oh y 81. 3 trr-
Tough. JOHN W. NGWIDN.
ap5 30
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REC: z UfT -
sln Eu.torl ay s,e tia. G uHr 81 Yi-eiosa 10
rris en- pgti,e ii IL thc - "a .s, SOC -'s!t-red
"a the JOaled rats FtTvi 2. Eor Eni.v ->sr h'g
ocirs to c, mp'e;s = ho Seth EePt-r*5t Viyssnfs
iu1t.tIs, now in tae i'12fs5e, - g-srg g -
he ~ Il ~ 1T q Fi b pals D. ths ,s,rl.
4, ;,rs s'ecli, l. z 90 e c<G pan ~ Esyfnx
earps:isI aifo-dt vu4s'e1 itt I0' il aaF r~g'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

sS . y T,t--to seii, is- - te i 4 /.
@s 81 lsf ecres - afre. Gear, 5fchSs
The place L. niceiy fittsd @ ? ~ riffts sew.
The dwel'ttg z u GuIi3 On the go 81 ~ = 3,
tontsins ffYe coed. con venieG- rr0'1s, Two
y tssS St - ~ G seven cicse5S, rrI e tice y:r8
and srdeu, G-i II ali t6a{t etrsS,.rS cut JuiiS-
tnEs. he place is VEIL r.cioz.a dc eats
pdss here twice PV@ry Gay =: iAn4nQ1d.
I his i zee VIII SAT- ANY L~Esuu tFte&is,g Ia
live Ia the couuay and attend .lo .h.ir & 3
ness IN t.ichmoaI- pp-sr-5:oa stsFsi L = iay
time. at2Etss 'fkS-EL.' Ane'!a & urf-
House. Va. az So"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

FLEHANT HORSE FOR .3ALh
A stylish, isrxa,szray HORSE, l64 hands
high, years old, edaai!y gpo1 in narness
Huder The saddle. Jan be st tns St.-
b es oo Eighth, te;wesn Main aud Gary S $.
np 5-3t =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

sAF raTaE 4 &. RS
w *H JIEFU3tIsdHn Room,
between Ash srd = b. ssIa- @a'' 9 ~ s =
AadEes- AHnclt 81 l}.Ff sb ehise.
$40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

RA.vfs.-We are told that yha pes. or
ground mt 10 an excellent suhstttuts for cof-
Tee IL grows abuadantiy AIR os I every where.
11e vine. II II eaid. IL excellent foider for
cattle. The nut, when pa'ched. Ia very much
Tstished, especially by children. and perhaps
mig at be useful, when grouud, TO mix with
AJsf and corn meal for mahipg bread. II is
certainly worth trying.