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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDER 10. II.
DISTRICT or WEST TENNEg ZEE,
orFlcE or zssE Paovosr MARSHAL q NsERAL,
MEnPafs Tennessee, 5aEst 4, le62

. y y
II any prop1istnr sccupans of ans hLIdag in any
ovn city Within thu District in the osup@icy of the
Federal army shall display suffer 90 be displayed, from
ss on her house any trs4sonable flag otberembem
tended to insult the Federal army Loyal citizens, il
shall be the duty Of the Local Provost Msrshal 70 tax
imnssdsts poss, sson Of such building aud th
oocupsns and convert TIE hospitl other Ger
eminent uses.
VIM. s. HaLLYEE,
Provost Marshal General,
jys-u . istrirE West Tenn.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

SOME Of the clerks ID The T reasur7 Depart
ment, ct Washington, are organizing into
military companies, 10 be called into xctive
service whenever the government may think
the crisis such that their services viii be of
more value ID the Aeld thar il carrying CO the
bnsiness Of the department.. Others are 1eav-
ing to recruit companies, while their fellow
cisrks sfs raising funds for boantiss to the
volunteers they may secure
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDER No. Is.
DIsTKfCT 0R WEST TENNESSEE
OxfzcE o. THR FRevosE AAsHA1 GEsrnAI
MxNRflfs, Te1ness4, July 9. 1859.

hxnRHIs. Tennesss July e. 1859.
- =
All passes heresfsrs Issued 10 citizens, either by The
Commanding General, the Provost Marshal General the
Presost Hasshai Menphisor any other ofcer which
may hssssn issued ithout the party being required 70
take DE cath allegiance give the prescribed parole Of
honor. are 1ereby renoRed.
No pass MI be granted in any hereafter, exespa
rpon the tskins Of the asth Or rarole
The parole viii be substituted for he oatA cny Ia
special TAT discretion Of the oesr authorized 70
graf pssss where tbs party lives beyend the
q on army.
BY cornnaaha Of Ma5er General Grant.
VIZ. 8. HTELYER.
jyI0-u Colonel aad Provost Marshsi General
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDER No. 10.

No nsnpsper win be permit ato be pabl.led within
this District. nes the Editors and Propsisso thsesO
aai frss take oath that they wiz bear segance
the Government Of the United STATES Of America and
that they viii support the Constitution end Law thereof
iscasm Or roaouncs all allegiance to these caalsa
Confsrsss sistss. Local Provost Msrzals win see tf
this ortsr b sssistly snforrsd.
VIM. Q. HILLYKR
&. 5ss-f Colonel and Provost Marshal General
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

THIS returned prisoners represent with great
unanimity that The rebel auslEerjsies are 6y 80
means relsx King their efforts 70 complete the
fortl6cations around Richmond, npens ten Of
which there are as many labcrsrs now en-
ployed IS can work upon them 70 Advantage
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

3 nsrCipated Tuesday morning by
g geRstsas Bush Nixcn, belonging
eznck Messy of Madison county, Alabama
Master g = genzFal In the rebel army. Mary
Logan slave q Prince L. Hudgilss, of An
ass sppNnf Mo- hlasIer his non Id the
<sn41 &znsy Aha hi. efxsn I'D aud sumfnst 70
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
MATTHEWS & FfEMsHH
MEMPHIS STEAM DYE W0RKJ

M the school Of The great and celebrated Oh,
~ Dyers ana 6coute-s, Geek & MAtthswa, Il Etk
has beeo induced to open an establiShzntfst for X
on the above t1siness In all its ltrAnc hes E,f
fcription OF geHtleman's U ,ATS, VESTS AID Pat
dyed, ceneed, and restored to their original perez
enfir ~ remoring every spot Of grease, paihs wa
tar, together WI al othr blsfnshes aud tnur i
which such garmentB are halle, ard warrf MT the II
70 reappsar Call and ezstnipn serpiesef ceas Oh
Especial attention paid to redying Lad a. d 4 III
sHAWLs, etc. In case of failure to render st..{tt
no charge will be made. ONCE ca Main, betwoesk
and Beai IN
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

WA6HIheToAs Arguss ~ iooA-
70 r. ". HUGHES Esq, Headfuartesr cf ne
D<noeraf;e sfats Central Congsittes ef Pern.
& & -.,..-;a p1;l.,,<3,5ia.
sys'a1.af = A.ss.1' -.
DEAR s1E--I have hsa ,ne nonor g. l lss.ay-
Ing your is'saE O. me 14'a 'nssAns <oso. ~
wiz re tttee PsPels g 1880 !. ~
Of them beng sPpezh Wfis. .el e ~ ycun ~,
%nd soarssss4 e ses 1sels
friends q ne eonstltpiisn in fsnnsylssn 3
eFo ne ezpss : a'rs llss.
pt t9p - - = s.o -
szsice mss-'nk w. ~ . " = esln pus-
ssene Dy! ~ .a-
M constitutions WIN ceyotpn tofne Am er-
ics AZ nson, and lariAsF,. g declare hostility
e fs penney ano .n'ezsufeS q al Nno see5 %
Fo1..e ~ selnsf5 . sas pu.pozss q -
nl,u ~ ll's.'y - .lo
~ &le atnecfAtie patty 2 op - y PAS ztM.iys
htNifeo 70 support Ils isae e,
y ~ =. '1z Z,
49, - = =
80 49,
< sevi. ~, r.'- Z, 4. 81 -,
so,''s s-ii.p {o1l
fonducted ~ Poiitcai friends o. name, con-
flre one q lnese papers = iressonaD pc, se e
lne sls = = = We
~ s.o = = 80 i.h 49,. -
ih1 y slos.1 $50 -
p5self. Ion further ultimate hope that the
rernsalof sbe papers will have the elect Of
Ikoducirg ex0rLfqn6 On inys part % induce ne
Resident q fayora policy 70 put down the
damon o. abcsltienisun
have read the documents thus submitted
TOME with p high respect for the authority BY
wAich they we're issued ard with fun con q
deFee In me sincerity Of the devotion 70 tue
Un5pns watch, as their author, you hare
avo>Fed.
Yf1sN3lllallow mo 70 say that this ration is
now'eNenged, mot in q political casyass be-
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

horss a. a. 4 n zze IS
ffss ana ua.< & -
70 fzz,nsrs flastsrs ana ID
and scr ants. - ss4Asron fs1
ana even search, when sss
necessary.
This travel must he hy dayaisk
this rule viii BE- perEnsts.d. save
carts, which may enter an hon
they ara hnswn to the ofticar
leaving to~rs with Al assasas preps
a esmnoai:y vii BE sfsasise y
ii ioit rrssie IL sseepslon. s.se Il. I'd
Ais Rriganet. xh0 wan taks n. va
faaprison tks parties mi ilcetsds
strong sarpipisn.
I. aseisr's limited 20 this soslossiss
lst. Rsleigh Baad.
2sL State LiLe Read.
Sd Pigeon Gooas er Bihsif +
-4sh, Hernanao Head.
SAB. Horn Laks Reed.
small guard chsrged with SIR du1 vi
on each Of these rosds, about three mi As ff0
some house by ths road side, where 81 q
pause or stop ell they receive : sisisas!io PsI
instructions nom Headquarters viii r gay
70 time 10 these Guards and when end efaes
| to traveller his decision It urst 30 bnssa
howev-f inconsszsent ii may Anpear wish
| this order.
Cavalry patrols and piokets, and infsntFY
ior other purposes. will not taosest there
but all such piokets aud gaaras WA presasi
send 70 the Provost Marshal all persons
enter or depart BY any other road and a :.
or manner than is herein prescribed.
Brig. Gen. Hurleut Is charged NTH Ia
this order, as to the Horn iake Road the
Pigeon Roost Read; and Brig G6n. Sni
State Line and Raleigh Road. Details 81
stoned and one non-commisasoned ofheer an
win be suSicient for each rcad --deiails /
weekly At the pleasure Of the BrsgAa
strengthen the guard under special instruct
In his Judgment it should be necessary.
BY order Of Major General ". 4. Shesnaa
! J.H. ia
| jy25-tfl Assistan Aeiutsnt General and o
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

LAKE HALLeuLA, in Algeria, covering 4,50e
Hcres, has been drained, and the bottoza, which
IA 50 b devoted 10 agriculture, il found 70 be
covered BY a deep and Immensely fertile de-
rczst, similar 20 TIE Nile mud Apprehen-
ffoSs were fell that the patrefsction Of Ihe vass
nSp&lers Of fsa, Left 20 perish Dy the drainage
az this sheet Of wateq would breed disease,
buI izrrssnss hscks II vultures swarmed upon
che botfon - the water flowed dc, ard de.
you<ea them alt
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

= u rs 9AEE PiSDE;R lsays London pspsr1
6ajsd 81 Rudst0ns Ilnfield, "a the 27th hst,
- nigsty AYE She wss the mother Of
nchIldren, aud has left seventy one
en. one hundred and ninete&n
ehiEdrsa, and three hundred great
hiizreas having lived to see 4
ann6Ted and five.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

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he hs~f s.sr- we're rsss,o,.
Hsf1o- r. ctnoirs sssrss
f1<3 to8k tAe ma<1sE.s Scmnn trufx
AID i<1<azr N>n21's rezrs-
H. ksaxssiy ,t.fs ssss nsruifal,
Bat n6t 10 haarf- % men,
7leypinsked she lilll<s q hsr stui.
And zHss then pot sgnin.
bill b. stA restes = her lilies ncx--
They hlDe1D amid Hsrrstfs
Ia hlfht fbs rhlfsst sar1hiy 1Jusr
Fcnid stsn her n1trbzs BRAT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
News summary.


a A merchant in Alexandria, Va has been puI
under arrest for refusing to receive United
States Treasury notes at par!
The President refuses to accept the resigna'
sion Of Gen. SIGEL.
lfis said that Senator BRowNINo, Of Illinois
Secretary cALEB B. SMITH, Of Indiana, and Hon
JosErH HoLT, of Kentucky, will, probably, b
appointed JndgOsof lhs Supreme Court Of tho
United States,
Mrs. GAMKs has received permission to 60 "a
New Orleans. b,
- The story that HUnrnKS M MlRsHALL's foseeI
have disbAnded and dispersed, rather than fght
Col. GARTIELD's Brigade, is now discredited.
A report Was current in Washington City
yesterday, that CAMERON had resigned, and that
Hon. EDwARDM. STANTON would be appointed
Secretary of War. It was thought that CAN
EXON would be appointed Minister to Russia.
Mr. HuTcHIEs is prepared to introduce BIZ
10 Congress, establishing Territorial Govern
ment over the seeded States, and prohibiting
slavery therein! or ~ i9'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14

Governor, Hon. BEsJAMN srAErok; the cAtn 81
office administered to the new Governor DAVID
Ton. Judge scovT. the Chief Justice OF ono
administered the oath Of Office to each Of these
gentlemen.
Governor Ton then delivered his inaugural
Address before an immense assemblage-ai.e'
which the members of the General Assembly
the ladies, and many citizens and strangers
who Witnessed the exercises In the kosanoa'
repaired to the Senate Chamber. to- hear tue
valedictory Of the retiring Lleutenant-Soyern'
or, Hon. R. c. KIRK, and the Inaugural OF the
new Lieutenant GOvolnor.s These addresses
were both neat and appropriate, and were well
received. They will be found in our report q
the proceedings Of tho Senate, In this paper
We desire to say word In commentator oil
the Committees of Arrangements. They dis
charged their several duties with an efficiency
that Is seldom attained by such committees
Their provision for the members of the Press
was admirable, and was duly appreciated
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
Mr. FlagE,s speech.


We publiah this morning q part oi the very
able speech Of Mr.. FlAoo, Of Hamilton county
In opposition to the bill authorizing the suspen-
sion OF specie payments by the banks OF ohio'
delivered In the House Of Representative on
Saturday, January IL, 1862, and win furnish
our readers with the conclusion Off tomorrow
Mr.. FLAco discusses the question with Vigor
and ability, and in our Judgment It will be din
cult for any Of these taking the opposite side Of
the question to snswer the points made BY
him., ai hat ,is, R-. u
Notwithstanding his efforts, the House, under
the operation Of the previous question, passed
the bill, and 1t is now in the Senate, where, no
doubt it will be approved, and become AlaW'
1t 10 not much more than two weeks since,
that the Board of Control Of the State Bank Of
Ohio met In this city, aud, upon due consultA-
tioD, resolved that 1t was inexpedient and un-
necessary to suspend; yet in the face Of this
fact, we find the Legislature moving With uuu-
sual haste to pasa Law releasing the banks oi
Ohio from ell obligation TO pay their hones'
debts to the people in the constitutional cur
rency Of the country. .-
We have every desire to accord In sentiment
and feeling with the legislation necessary to
meet the extraordinary and unusual crisis OF
the country, but we confess our inability to see
the necessity of Innovations upon what we re-
gard as fixed aud aettled principles OF financial
policy, and see no reason to extend to the
banks Of the country the right TO rePudiate their
Indebtedness to the people. a6
We will publish the speech OF Mr.. FLAoe en-
tire and uubroken in our Tri-Weekly Of Thurs
day, aud also in our Weekly edition Of this
wask
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14

Z Rand second time and telerfdtc she COM
iii. b NOS. TO amend seo. l. of HAn act
entitled an act prescribing tho duties OF county
audtors,n passed April 4, 1883. ~ Y IN
Read second time and reieUed trthe. COM
mittee on Judiciary ssa.ls, = aasas lllel
H.B. No. o.. To amend ''An act entitled an
act to amend sectiop 3 and section Of an act
for the encolirasemensof agriculture," passed
Feb. 20, 1861. N'---
Read secopd time and referred to the com,
mittee on Agriculture. nn0El
II. B. Not. To authorize the county com,
missloners of Licking county 10 transfer money
In the Treasury Of aald county from the bridge
fund, for the support of families oi volunteers
In the service of the United Statee.
Mr., West moved that the bill,with the fol-
lowing amendmsnts, be referred 70 the ccm-
mitses % military Aiiaitsi " s'A'svls w
To atrike out all Of the first seeLion after the
enacting clause, and insert the following:
That tho county commissioners Of the sevo-
raj counties Of this Stste be and they are here
BY respectively authorized 10 tfausfer any
part, not exceeding thfet fonrtte, Of any fund
now In the treasures Of their respective coun-
ties, collected for bridge purposes, 10 the fund
for the support OF the families Of volunteers
from the Slate of Ohio now enlisted, or who
may hereafter enlist, IN the military service Of
this State or Of the United States. q
II. b. No, .. Toamend section OF an act
to require mortgages or bills of sale of person
alpropetty to. be deposited with township clerks,
passed Feb. "a, 1876, Read, tho second lime
and referred TO alselect committee Of nine, (the
delegation from Hamilton county.)
On leave, Mr., Mcclellan from the special
committee 70 walt on the Secretary of State
elect, reported the readiness OF that officer to
take the required oath. svssJ a,istg
The House took q recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
AFTERNOON aEssIoN.

The Senate repaired TO the rotunda OF the
Capitol, to witness, in convention with the
House, the Inauguration ceremonies.
The Governor elect, the Lieutenant Cover
nor, and other State officers, there appeared be
fore the Hon. Josiah Scott, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the State Of Ohio, who
administeredto to each the oath of Office, after
which the Governor delivered his Inaugural
Address. ~ r
The members of the Senate and Of the House
then proceeded to the Senate Chamber, where
Lieutenant Governor Kirk took formal leave Of
the Senate, and introduced his successor, Lieu.
tenant Governor Benjamin Stanton, who ad-
dressed those present in few appropriate re.
marks. oIfil rtI@ . lf1Il3tA
On motion of Mr.. Hitchcock, the Senate ad-
jOuFned. ..r9- 'i op q 'rem ~ y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
/. ExrcUTIyE DsrAaThEST

NOOiumDuS W. Jan. loI lOU< J 20
To The HOuseof Representatives. of Ohio:
Ihaye received a copy Of the following reso.
luton passed by your honorable body:
"ReSOlUed, That the Governor be requested
to report to this House, at bis earliest conven-
ience, the names of all persons who have been
employed by him as agents Of the State during
the past year, what service they have perform
ed, andiwiat amountS SOf compensation they
have received" l.s
Assuming from the tenor of tho resolution
that it does not apply to cficera Of my staff and
Others in the discharge Of their duties, but to
agents detailed TO particular service, have the
honor to inform the House that the names o.
all such agents appear on page forty-fve Of my
annual message, except james M. Brown; that
these persons performed valuable service by
| visits to Washington, etc, in connection with
the organizaionand proyiding for the wants Of
the Ohio volunteers; TO none OF whom. was any
compensation allowed, their expenses only be-
ing paid. In sdditiung messengers, whose
names appear on pages ninety-fve, six and
seven, were appointed to- convey pay rolls and
information 20 our lfoopsn In Virginia. These
agents were allowed their necessary expenses
and two dollars per diemss Il ;1i'l1 I. ,la.f 81. go
"a ~, Y '.'.l.a-, '.2.S ~ j silRisDENNIsoN.
Mr.. Blocker offered the following resolution,
which was agreed to: GOJza
ResoIoed, That al notices Of intention, to in
troduee bills for the alteration or repeal of laws
now in force shall refer 10 statutes, volume and
page. ilis 1saslsala - sgifaag' g n -
On motion Of Mr. Dickmau, committee Of
three was appointed to make inquiry as to the
proper regulation Of the temperature and ven.
tilation of the House. ..--,, 4
2 The Speaker appointed 3 Messrs. Dickman,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Th0se contemplating MARRIAGE.
THE undersigned will give information on very IN,
tersstin9 and important subject which will be valu
ed more than thousand times Its cost by every married
couple Of any age condition in life. The information
Will be sent by mall to any address the receipt Of 05
cents (siIver) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
H. B. MORRIS, MD.
oct3l-1y3hwd&w Boston, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MORNING srssIc

MORNING SESSION gc'l 9n9e
Prayer by Rev. Jos. Trimble. tl'-a
Journal was read. ----------
The vote OF Mr.. Stiers, on leave. was re-
corded ''No" on the passage Of H. B. mo. 3
(allowiDg suspension of banks).
Mr.. Myers moved that the Journal be 80 cor
rected as to spread upon the Journal his amend
ment limiting the law authorizing the banks tC
suspend, and the decision of the Speaker, and
the objection Of the gentleman from Montgom.
cry.
After discussion, the previous question was
demanded and sustained Il
The motinnof Mr.. Myers was not agreed to
Mr.. Converse offered the following correction
to the Journal st tH4
l. To show the point of order taken by Mr.
Smith from Clinton county, viz: That the
previous question decided in the affirmative on
the engrossment of H. b. No. 3, only covers
the engrossment of the bill, and not the third
reading, which was overruled by the Speaker.
Q. To amend 80 that the Journal shall show
that Mr.. Converse of franklin, made point oi
order that the previous question on the passage
Of the bill decided in the affirmative, suspended
the motion then pending to commit, which was
overruIed by the Speaker.
The yeas and nays were called thereon, re.
enlting--yeas n, nays 81. Lost.
So the journal was approved. ~ zsu
PETITIONS AND MEMoRIALs PRESENTED.
Mr., Ferrell--Memorial of the Commission.
ers of Guernsey county, praying for ar act fol
the relief of the families Of volunteers in the
service of the State and United States.
Referred to committee on Military Affairs. r
Mr.. Howe-From o. L. Wolcott and Others
Of Trumbull county, for change Of term Of Of
fee of County Auditors. W. sgstf
Referred to committee on Judiciary. .,a
Mr.. Jeffries--~0f jesse Leohner and others Of
Fairfield county, to change the commencement
OF term Of Office Of County Auditors from
March to September ih iiNiiJIA
Referred to committee on Judiciary.
Mr., Keyser Of Noble--From M. D. Hardy
and Others, county officers Of Noble county, OF
same subject.
Same reference. &
BILLS READ sKooND rMEsGg4 =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
.ssoz ASrrnNoos Session.
NOTICE or .INrRopuCnoN OF BILLS,

Ne R,adhu,v-of h,u ~ ro.ornon,,o i,
militia of tho State Of ohiag SVie fe1"1 ""1' '"'
Mr. Cook--CIf.S hin 10 nrovido Cor rov;o,o,
of the statntes ~ tha' 'ststess S5'S
M sIswast-ooS III, - oa ...,,.. ,s7
of San aot reialinc M he ;n,;adint;on "a NO
cedurs hssara Jns,cas 90 sho ponou SIu aoS pao,
March IA issa ''~>S'F sV'ssN' oA'e' PA0'''
Lf4YA 40 tNEHVnycE BILLS Ia
Hob. No. ii. Mr. Dresel--A bill to exempt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14

1J' Hon. CHARLES AEpERsoH delivered al
Address in the Hall Of the House of Represent
Atives, before very large audience, last even
ing, in response, to the invitation he received
from the Legislature last week. His theme
was--The Southern Rebellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14
Ii Gov. XIX.

This gentleman retired from Office and th'
Presidency of the Senate on yesterday, and to
day be returns to the ranks Of the people ant
again becomes private citizen,
We are not of Gov. KiRK's politics or party
but we cannot refrain from saying that in oul
Judgment, he, as presiding officer Of the Senate
discharged bis duty with courtesy, ability anc
inpartaIity during bis whole official term
Our good wishes go with him in his retirement
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-14

! BILLS READ aKooND r1ME.fIti =
II. B. Nod. Supplementary to t'An act fol
the assessment and taxation Of property in this
State, and for levying taxes thereon according
to its true value In money" passed April s.
1859; and to amend section "a Of said act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06
u. Is B I q u s s
BHEAD. CAKE. CRACKER. ~

And PIE BAKERY.
coraaz Of Broad and Fourth sts., which have had
fitted up In q supeF<o style, do now offer my sin.
core thanks TO my friends, and the public In gone
RAJ, for the very liberal patronage bestowed ON ne
for the Last Ave years, and hope by strict attention
merit . eontiauAnce Of the Same.
have increased nay facilities Tor Baklng 10 sueh
An extent that I am now prepared - turn out
BREAD, CAKES. CRA0kER0 and PIES, On ~
large scale - any eetabdshmsut Of the Kind In
the State.
Hospitals Restaurants and Boarding Houses
supplied With FRESH BREAD twice every day.
ORAOKHR6 Of all kinda, fresh baked constantly
On hand, packed In the best manner.
Suffers supplied with CRACKERS, CAKES
GINGERBREAD. 8PI0ENUTs, &C., q the
Ghostcst nosiee.
Orders from the country thankfully received
Parties supplied vita PLAIN and oRNAMBa-
tai OAKEa
L D. BRIaaSs New Bakery,
/ Corner Of Brosd and Fourth streets.
W7M n. fIEsLEY's NEW LAKaE -
Having ct q considerable expense fitted up .
LARGE STEAM BAKERY, on the corner Of
Gary and 18th streets an now prepared 70 furnish
Ill ordars In my line Immediately.
lad ,'s q GsaS1s1s f e So and 'A "
NAVY BREAD,
kOLABSN6 md
SUGAR OAKB6
~ ovens, machinery and tools bsins entirely
eew and Of tie most improved style. together with
my Long sxpsrieuos In businssa. feel justified b
sayin8 that can furniah - good IN article d
Ofacksrs and Cakes - my ssta6kshment n this o.
other country.
Merchants having orders from The country vii
6nd Il to their interest to give me . call.
n0Parucular attention paid 70 packing IN.
eoopesins al articles shipped.
dc Ism WIZ. n. TINGLHY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06

n. talsGrapAic reports In another column
Arm the rumor publisAsd ysstsrday 70.
e.,sirr the retreat Of 0sn. A. 3. Johnston
-, Murfreesboro' 70 Decatur, Ala. The
IAN. posittou, being on the left hank Of the
rr.rr.s,ee. 10 much more desirable than the
zion. one, a. the enemy Will b unable 70
y, ., h,s rear. The rivsr 10 naviSab,s to the
.,sc,. shoals for fight draft Garboats. nom
-s,en a force could b landed. II u nscss.
~ tnsrsfors, to take stard behind this
lin, % prevent being surrounded.
IN. s,rerstA o. the UAisn fssl'ng in Mash.
IN. ..sus 70 have been greatly over. sstima.
-. ev the Yankees. and their soldiers sx-
-. ,nsuselvss both surprised and che.
80 40 nnd 20 little sympathy among the
s.o,a. Every Union nag in the eisy-soms
~ a, three in numbsr-hsvs been raised BY
,h.ir own hands,