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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27

.rHraDAY.


15JoAN 4. &ANdAsTe& I son, Asos.
0EoOKG At AuOP,OM -WS~iH sefj II auc.
~ Non. On THURSDAY. MssA s7sA, Ct II
oOlosG. ~ cur of1ce. shs fsh- wing Stocks, Ne
longing 70 ~ e.tntss
10 shsxcs Alsksannd All DanviEe .sufesd
SteeA,
y ehafm EnAsogc Hotel Etoek
10 do. Trndrrs' Bait do.
"a ~ do Bank OF Rich,ro nd Stock.
- do. Union Eau ufac.nr4ae %. S.ocx.
JOHN a. 4cNCASTEx s SON.
nh zI-t5s
W.T. b. ADDED 81 .ss zhove,
~ Il srea Farmers Bank Etsck.
IA sh..ss Bank Of VSgtn.~ s.och
20 stgres Exshsoee Hack stock.
70 -s.xss vsrstLh c. n.vs' Z y. aaosk
mr. "a JNj A LAEiASTEs 4 SOU.
ALAG
20 sh-resC Old DopiGies Iaxararca Go.
Stoc..
IA snara. rl,nueello Bsna Stock.
NH II
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LOST.
OST-A TKUNK

OST-A TRUNK
l win nav FIvs DOLLARS for the recovery OF
my TkUNk. which was deposited on the cars
at Rapid anne Station, (Ovipspper.) ou the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, directed 10
Bumpass .Bepo'.' on the Cep;ral Railroad -
b said Trunk had my entire name, (R. M.
BAD a white cover on II. TIE said reward
will be forwarded 10 the finder ct the Trunk
after /. Is received, ~ seEdtng HIS name to. Il.
a. ANDER SON, JacksoA's p o., Louisa
c>unty. Va. NH ~ q.
U,I-A RGW aAu.-Loo:, on I..4 ie.h
IL inst. on Sd street, between 1raca and
or on NJ In street, between ID 40 I an.
q B.ack Lace VEIL The above rewa. 4 viii
be paid FIR les delivery u.
Mas. THUENTUN's.
Corner OF Frankli and Foushee IS.
NH E7-2*
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~AMISEMEN1.s.
A FRIoAN CHURCH.
THURSDAY And FRIDAY EVENINGS,
27th AIDS b Inst
ToM, THH BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST.
The Inepired- Musician.
The Wonder Of tina VOID
The aEss.eS M4Evs, on Earth.
a Lfv1ng Miracle.
You must zee and hes. to seasvs
TOM will perform his soul-stsrrire and .hri i
Tas BATTLE OF MANASSAS
. IUHMOND VARIETIES.
II THIS EVENING. March 9Th,
TIE II riiiant Comedy Of
KILL OR CURE.
song Miss Ii u Clyde.
Banjo >eio AMI TopS..........-.Mr 8. Hubbard.
To conclude with the Fay If LEAP YEAR.
~ See prngrsra1ns. Ii
ID a N T u . Il n . p r . % 0 4 :.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
1iis1, proprietor OF academy Of Music. New
Grleens; La
MAGNIFICENT suEN1o p
AuroSAr1u srEorAuLE
Five Hundred thousand
Life like Figures.
LEE MALLORT'S
WAR ILL CSTRATIONS
Bsnedt OF the Ladies
National Defence Association,
Of Richmond.
This great work OF art, unsurpassed, Of its
kind. either In the Odd or the New World.
and which was exhibit .ed to crowded houses
upwards OF
One Hundred
Consecutive Nights
II New Ortsans, IL
Will be opened for rhe frst time ~ this city
THURSDAY NIGHT, s7rH MARCH.
For The benefit OF tie
national DEPsScs AssociArIoS.
The panoramic views. showing snmrsss OF
attractive localities IN New Orieah. the
departure of tns sshinr ON Artillery, anc
Of rural Louisiana, aud the beautiful moon
light Scene of Pas. Mauc2se. were painted by
an artist from sketches made On tha spot, and
acknoN lecged true and natural transcripts
by the prees and ~ti.iSens.
The auditor has before his eyes perfect .
Views Of Louisiana
Architecture,
Prairie, Swamp,
80 Sugar Plantation Life.
SOLDIERS LIFE
Is illustrated Ia the btvouac, the march, and
the tent. haf1ye and after b lft1e. The
PYROTECHEIC DISPLAYS
Introduced in ,hee exhibition OF the
BATTLE OF MANASSAS.
Thu Panoramic Views and the amber Of
figures introduced are m so Ill Cd.
among the moat saperb
TRIUMPHS OFART
Are the toedsrg and 1riag Of u
detachment OF the
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
WOUNDED OFFICER
FAITHFUL STEED.
AutomatoRs from time to time
afford a striking con iraet to the
SERIOUS and PATHETIC.
A toll military Ban i~n.atteadance nightly.
Exhibitions EVERY NIGHT, aHd MAJ
iuse every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
at IL O'Clock AK.
Admission, sc cents. Children aad ser
wants, halt price Reenrved seats, IS cents
Doors opeil az J O'Clock. EHrEs;a lises TT s.
rnh 2e-ys
Tickets for sale at the Boo histories OF Vast
4 Johnston, Woodhouse 4 %, Randolph &
20 A Morris, q. L. Htdxood. and at the
Rex Once at The Hail from 8 A. Mill q
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w An r e D.
SECOND COMPANY

w AN D. RroRv,rs FOR
sECorD COMPANY
RIUHMoND HUwIrzERs.
This company 5havins reorgap:zd will re.
eetve a limited number of IA tls men, to I'LL
mp Its ranks TO the maximum nun Der the
~ qa,res. Those DESTROYS Of joi otn9 are as.
sured that The previous good character Of the
con pany Will be fully sustained under its
new organization. None but inca OF un~x.
CeptionAote moral character need apply.
Any m.li'iamsn who wishes to volunteer can
do 30, All will receive the usual bounty. For
Charles Hotel. II. s. JONES.
B. d. PEASANTS,
OT TO 0EU L. christian,
NH 97-at' Charles Ciiy H Va
w AN7HD- As1Iu.r1on
experience. The applicant. IL a thorough
book keeper, and can give thu best OF city
refer enee as to character ana qualifications
Would accept q sitIatioA as 3 Alesman 10 6
dry goods or grocery store. Address r -
Dispatch ofice. NH 2-us
All ANTED-
w To purchase, the
STOCK or BONDS
Issued by this city:
boz No. so,.
mt 1-5+* Post-Ofnca.
w comfortably furnished
ROOM.
wtthou: bosrd. convenient tc the Capitol,
Address "DT *.
NH z7-lr P. .: Box l,os7. P. c. u.
w a n ..o-m
o. Rooms. suitable for a
Dental once.
Address 81 e ~"
NH 71-Sr~ Box ,t6s. Post Ohlce,ss3
w BLACK GUN, ELM.
and POST OAK
IS ,ncass long, Q. 10. II soiIa inches diameter.
Ss ns g5ics paid Il. M n. g sM MT, !.
w Rouna wHtrEh ASH
NJ r,
From S to Is ins Is diam str; . fest IN iorg
for which I will PSF 81 per cord, If brought II
at once. II Il. SMITH.
nh s7-at No. Ia Main 81.
w A SUBSTITUTE.
Apply ct Nays Warehouse, to cay
WAS7ED-
A the Richmond Arssnal.
Two good GRINDERS.
Apply TO JAS. d. BROWNE.
NH 2S-lts Sup,t A. w q
W ANFSD- .r.-,,-.oo,-
For . gentleman and his vile, board for the l.dv
Only, w.thtn ten minntss walk from she Capitol.
Near III Dad street preferred. Address
CARROLL.
nh G7-4< A. Spotnvooh Hotel.
WANTED
For the war. for which q liberal prics will
be paid. Apply at the Dispatch ONES this
day from 70 to la O'Clock, where an interview
car be he'd with the advertiser.
NH gifts Cd
iA1 ANT IL r
w Three SUBSTITUTE,
For OveFsesrA il.
App'y at 30. s, spo:wooa Hose'.
Bstweer 4 and 6 o'clock P. NJ.
unit SATURDAY, NIB A7-As
w A BAKER
To work on Breed.
ToA good hand the best We ges viii b paid.-
Apply .. ls7 Broad 9 rsst. near 9 b.
NH a7-hs J. +. K0HLER.
w A SUBSTITUTE.
For . gentieman subjected TO militia duty. None
received but s1 unnaturslised frreigner, or q msn
Deer IS years old. Apply on l2th stseet, between
Main ssd Ba-k. les. hard al e. mi ~ st
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CHE nUuIHEhN MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCK COMPANY, ~t.oLuapIA, 8.
C.-HavinS been appointed Agent Tor this
company, ] AN prepared TO insars the lives
fully call attea.ion 20 the following reasons
why p rites should insu - with IL /.
LIST. II Ia the oldes. Lie IL slr nee
10 the Oonfederacy, tbsing hi s.sen years
Old } has q large accumulated fund, and lie
strtcity Mutual.
I'd he reduction OF twenty-five per cent.
on the rrst years. payment, and the division
Of all the profits annually among Ia iosared,
l'sh 'ens the pa ment 81 the premiums.
81. By Its charter q vita may ,sssi We the
Insurance or lie life of her hashand, ifse
FROM sill tLe claims oi his heirs or creditors.
Any person MAY also i1surs the iife Of aEo-
ther upon tbs same caEdItoEs. II az has any
in terest in his life. -
an. When insurance Is for 1,e whole lie. u
tskes = noe for oGc fourth Of the renewal
premium.
ssh. "a. Il the e-iy ssasas~ eo-pany IA. .ssx.
WA a. CHARTERS,
General Insurance Ag4at,
.Gmce llsh street. bet Main and Bank.
DE- Joss 2 LirrLz, Msdiasl Examiner.
TTHa f~.U4AFca 80
K, ssF rsr "a i ~ sNFS8fNis,
Th.. I ssry gss ta @iie
.ssss s1s91s ffd g 80 ! ,'sss
tssrsga - y - y VI ieqF*sr ~ = esSas sthas
e-ssss "a ~ Z -s-sla. KS
vs-~- - ! sssT Ss u sa~ esg
TvN sxFsses z > 4 -TAesvsise4 ~ Wi
i. ~ ~ : ~ asee sa.@ Il Ssf sty u.
s I, ~ 4eA ssk . fks So IL
!. 80. -. .Al.y ..as. ~s.sA IL, i our !.
sasisss + vssh . .ns =; - ysrSasrs.
49, 81 49, AesaHk !
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81 1ICH1sD Al THOKN. xrorr-

Age AND ATTRAOTIyE SALE OF
DIZZY GOODS, ULUrdIN0. SHuEk,
6e AT AUUEIUN.-from my feeble health,
being anabie 10 attend 70 my business I have
determined 10 close ont y, auction my entire
Itsh and French Psints, Alpacas, Uassimsres,
yssargs, Fianuels, Linen, Camh4ics, Mouse.
LANES, cieking, 40: of Hosiery. s h rye as
scrtmsnt of Wcclsn aud Ucltcc. G. all xincs;
Of (icthir 4, nas Oio,h ana UsszlaAs.s Frcck
tsoats, U~assiaere and oth.r Pan t.. sia-selliss
aac silx y.Sss; OF Shir II. the Liuen-SoseE i.
UEasysairs and Drawerss a large vaT:e'y Of
shoes, hne UeI!-skin noeis aud Shoes. heavy
SrsgaGs, lsdis,' On Ne and slippers.
Also. Trimmings, Buttons, Thread, Fire,
&c,
The sale viii Re for cash, in bsnkab,e
IN oney, ana Will take place On MONDAY,
SIS, inst.. at 10 o'clock, at ny s,9rs: on EssIx'
iia street. IlUhLNSIElN.
Sale conducted by q UAgrHeAs, Aacsr.
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.THTTU a..

xs + Il j ~ ~ " r "A N j ~ ".
Mas g. q. ALLEN would inform the
ladks Ut Fichmnnd, as we'll - those Who
msy BE- visiting the city, that she will open
as her store, Of Governor street.. on Sa&u3day
morning next, the 18th tast her Spring styls
Of IAadtea' UYass BaNNET6-
ME- assortment Of goods 10 very complsts,
and I am prepared 70 mahe mp all kinds Of
Eilk, Grape, and Lace BonEess, Ut short
notice. NH a-4s$
nANAWsT-@20 KEWAEb.-kAn1Nay,
n, on The - b last my hoy NOSES He
Is stout rs r-rrs Id 8 tees IL iackfs sigh. e.
iS r. giaEE.aT4,f{ HeAls ~ + ySTg &ttcA ant
blsb v Ia af SAC s.etsss yessaVsa hsssrtshT
Ia 4atcftYss sf,lcr aarxseg shpss Is fssg sEesfe
,s.ssi 81 Mos ta.lt Faaa. aSrxsk& .s%s 4s.S
ss.spssss q ~ no 1t5i a*asr~ - ma ts4s., 81 ssss C.
So .Assss IL sfsse HeaIses ssasasy. asss
saa Avsss - X AesaaEk AMP q
ID fss@ = v rs ia =
fE % s1-rn lS
tesa AssaLe & IL 4.ts1~S4a, UttM Ha3ls
.1Apses E.1l fs4lez ~ HQnsa isiase Isl :. gsaessss
nas ailA.ss new. Ann ave BEEN vr6ssrv~a
Wlth erect .esrs. .sThcir torch and tcasn-s.
very nvSft6s @11ey Wiifkp pr1dAtEMott1'
f*s. pttssn e san. oH sPpa.sAttos Z
nj t7A6ss 0rsts o., sstvssn ID AUD Ssksss
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BIZ e s Ct:K, xaGA4fr.

sA- I3.L EUHatiGS.. KGSE WOOD Pr
NJ ANO, MIRROR. BR;IaSnt-S CARPETS,
AZ AT AU3f rDN.-Ua TUESDAY, AyrIi
1st, at 10 c'c,ock. / wiii sell a. the rcsideIc &c
of Sir Alexander walker, on F anxIin. be.
tween rs d aud 9th str all his Household
Furniture, embracing PIlor Sc. in Rose
wood, sofas, Divans, Marble Top Tables,
Lrusee. Is UsrYe-s. one elegant Elrror, oIe az
persor !. octave Piano, iR Tosewood clsss, sid
TO be an excellent instrument; Etegre, Man.
eel an Il, Dam ask Curtains, &c.
TIE cham bers are furnished with Mahogany
md Cottage Bedsteada !, one splendid Cote GO
Set,- iniaid with pearl; - ashs ands, ward.
robes, Chairs, Hair and khuck mattresses,
FEATHER Beds, &c
The diniug room furniture embraces the
usunl variety, anongst which l. 3 most ex.
ceilent walnut Extension Table, together
with 1rockery, Glassware, &c
Thsre - amongst the Kitchen furniture an
ell gar. Cooking Stove.
NIB 81 81. u COOK, Auction esr.
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ByKsNT, PAVE 4 . Aseasss~s
O PEUIAL NOfIOE-
- CLOTHING AT AUCTION


UuLornIsa AT AUCTION.
On Tt URSpAY. the NH, commensans -
IL O'Clock, Ct oar wasehousesW s wnl cell ~
superior Ciotnirg, comprising oas OF he
G2cst desirable a>sorrmeats offered BY N Thu
resson.i clEd.cs 6 large sarse,y OF nsn'4apd
Yostes' s,iciniEg. ad:.ptsd - ne present. 80
fouIG~-
Plush, Uassiuers, Sstia. Velvet. Aipscu.
ard Mareeiiies Vests:
IM1rsifies. and Is-rs Psshi
H.sstrrere, Cscin. Aipacs, Linen, sStaA do
tnlire, acd MsrsstsieeUoSui
Beaver OvercoAts; Cfudrsn's Jackese =
Iar-r. e5som sh.rss; Msrtro 6nsrss ana =
Drawer: Neck Tie. &c. 1883
Tss sao's wi = ;isssa f,siias go
SF1ol.L sor'css - ]. 7Aro4,ou s4La
LAAtsn BRornkisx %.
wa ~ wxhamtf ss s-vs. II asssiess e. THQ2
Day. 81 tsasass I'D. saiire go 9 ps1
GOODS, saBs'Ft ~ ts psst sf she fa'te~tntt ~
- IN pvsess sasasA
sss Z
800 s..
49, i
<s<>w E ~ j -
- =: $500
Fsrnp~ru&
- ssssss.es Z seSa1s ~
It, 49, q. s.ss
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VI ~ ga J6ktA8Nx ERAABD Ih06s
MENFS, e.d several VACANT LOTS, IN
Church Hill FOR SALE AT AUl TON AT
he request Of The parties intsrestsd, (who 6esire
10 wind up their partnership ~ Ahall cell q
public sucs oil, on the premises, IN fac order ID
vsrtassd. On THURSDAY. .7ah March, 1881 n q
o'clccx p Il the following va;usbte rssl sstats-
vie; lst. A La. on The South side Of C3ey. b6a
tween 29sh and 3oth yS fronting 81 feet runAin0
back l53 feet to an alley - fset wide haviuA
tkes eoo q ~ ,-story framed Tes rsct, With 6vU
rooms, Kitchen snd Etsbss 3d. A Lat ct the cor
scr o s9sh and e atssets, fronting 1<j fssl an th0
East slas et 18th e.reet, ruuaieg bacx Ia feet =
81 alley i6 feet wide, having thereon two very -
client frgp,sd Tepenenta esch containing stx
ronm and eli the usual gu. building r. and q Wvn
If fine water Ia the yard Ths tot attached 70
s.ch ,ensmsn hss a front OF 3t4 lest. Also, ssvU-
rsl vacant Lots s~rjoiniug estd t-pensn0
he<hird cash; ba'Er 60 u 8, -, 10 snd
a M ashs, for Eegotispe notes, interest addeAL -.
cared by q trust des1. The 4sxss and hnsnranoo
FIR 1852 TO be pail bv tbs purchaser.
NH 81 HnDDIH e. APPGRSDH. Aucts.
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20 e HIRE.
TS0R HIRE
A b q Z
accustomed to the dinine- room.
For safe-A geo tie
mLUH COW.
Apply to
r. FOX,
mi S7-2.A (htv (HaUHPr.

ErvR HIxS-fG the rensiatsr Of toe year, q
young negro Woman a & st~rase house ser.
want, sobe.. horast, aud ind1sei1us Apply 20
NH G7-dts JOHN n GOanspN J. SIP.
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a uNI~ISrhATkIxS SaLE tf NAL
n estate, Ac., In UHHsrEnfIELD
COUNTY villa h. sold on the premises. ON
THURSDAY, The IL ; day OF April mex, IN
LAND called "chesant Grove" nesr s.over
Hill Pitt, on ths Summit, contAiaing lilo acYss.
ne-half cleaned. we'll enclosed. and iaA high
sta.e Of ru!siya ton baiarcs IN woad OF ori-
nai growth TN this Ixm In : ccmfsrtahir
eweiisnx-h es'ss With fsc5 svesss. snEeiaa.
II s%gssr- lssa sss2a gEsss
.en . e ssd sfNEEsa Ee
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- 80. 1ns sAlsy A.nk. wr.sh he, ~ our -
Nm 8 GftANsERe
ono. IN ssrsssss'ssssaess
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THIS DAr.
81 GoorNA RpHxsQL 4aesa

- eoorr4 Hpsxsoz. Aaesa
I 4 fs'f3 s'IsS :
A 10 sss IS: q B. u. nszs.. ~ -
rEuHEDsY. s7.A y.rsS. q j g...oos 4:
ssesA. B ns.ss asTso II IL s.,y md srpruaes.
*bie both By Wsssha.n road ara Grove u.
chs tract eontaios ~ acrse. Is very pre- dse-s
It's fsont IL abtns three quarters on ras,e %
rs Wes'tsm Tosd, ard the . ruus back
I'D borders On the Jy mss River .UAnal, aOd
ssae y coed vasr9 thereo1. Tnsf back line of
vnIuas:s mt only for nAsrn purposes, bas
sTorcZf n large qusntt-O OF wood M sesE 10
hs city at high pricss. Tho hnpT0vSNn @r -
oscs;st Of g aesu'iffi cottage, with esSas
toome, kitchen. s-aasas and carriage hoDeoa
,ce hot. 20, gardeners hocs~ b-ras. andst
ie-d, sssTp suiiGsrg iaat could hc needed -
s1rsi-class estate.
1ns land L. snsceyHibasg OF dfvisgou lnto
asf sbs Remaining ioIs Ab5ek 10 AcF09 O1A-
saca lot aay.ux n 1ne spring ths1ooa, with
Aoupd&s- streams OF 1901 We Ter, aAdasop
ply O. wood savai - lac r~sqntrsnssas Of sasA
rhs sea u.,su, easasA with be SOLD in " eae
y IL parf. as above slated, aud al. porS0sS
tesigtng 70 !asssf 10 such valuable properly
4.efrvt'et - drive oat and axAAufne IL &c.
sore Ina CAV Of seie. a psat IF this laad csn
- sem a. { RC ctace.
TFRn=.-IjEe-,oUrih casa, balances as6 e,
and Is 4aseths, FIR 1agotiac.e aotss, Interest
.ddef, an secured by deed Of f-usG
After he sale, there viii b. q ncrnocr CT
huaSsS, MULLEN, COWS. and zoos soia, !
snd+s nsatca pair OF COLTS. raised or tbs
farm asd we'll brcAe 70 hlruess.
FIRMS lash.
The taxes for 1852 to bs raii - me prrchxs
sev or purchasers
nh ~ auDDIT Il ApPEHsOr. Auct-. 2
..MALL FARM On THE WksTAAM.
= ROAD. 4 MILES FROM TIE CIfY, AT
AUJTiUN WIFE be soid i-smsdiAtsly a1esgs
me sale OF BIZ Hsxai}'e farm, up0a
the prsrnires, The jssifaoie little Farm knoWns
- "Eoss Cottage" situated rs above, Just
aeycai Alley IS Tavern. There are about -
4crSs, fronting or the Wcstnam road aa4
running back 10 abe canal s IS 2
TIE Dwelling coE sains three Rooms, a1A
With some repairs might be made v0Yy cuW.
FOR sabis. There are o~sides s~veral sths1
cut buildings, fruis uess, &c The chafnCtGg
u the land Is euch ae TO rendsr 1t veTy sults
shle Tor a market garden. Nf
After which will he sold 4 tract acjotntnD
lie above. containing nbout u acres, also
running back to the canal. SAB
TERYs.-One-third cnshr; balance At Q and
IL months, fer Loiss, with intercat. Added, ana
secured by a trust deed the ta1es fer til
year 10 bs paid by the p~urrhassY.
NH 10 0tDO1H e aPPNRSUN. Aocts.
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$3.50. .sn
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Admission, SO cents. Children aad ser
vaults, halt pttee Reserved seats, rs cents
Doors open az J O'clock. GfrEsia lisrs TT s.
Tnh So-ys
Tickets for sale at the Boo ks.eres OF West
Johnston, Woodhouse 4 90, Randolph l.
20 A Morris, q. L.. Hidxood, end at the
Bcx-OMcs ct The Hall from 0 A. NJ. t.ii 3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
Indiana Union Convention.


The Uhion Convention assembled in the Capitol
square At 10 o'clock this morning The attend
ance was very large, all parties being represented
Gov o. Y. Morton is permanently President
with q Vice President from each Congressional
district.
All resolutions offered to the convention have
been referred to the committee on resolutions
without debate.
The Convention re-assemblcd at PIP NJ.
String speeches were made by Hon. Henry Sc
crist, Mr. Ray, and Gen. Breckel, all claiming to
&c liege lord democrats. They advocate vigor.
Gus prosecution Of the war, and if necessary for
the preservation of the country, the extinction
OF slavery.
The convention then proceeded to take nom ma
tons Of State officers with the following result
Sec'y Of State. w. A. Pede State Treasurer,
Jonathan $. Harvey, Auditor Of State, Albert
LANCE ell Republicans AID the present incum-
bents Airy Gen., Delaney X. Williams, of Put
nam co. Snp't Of Public instruction, John j.
Morrison, Of Washington co, 9th Democrats.
The committee on resolutions report was ADOPT
ed unanimously without deblre or alterations.
7 hey declare that the war was forced upon the
country by the southern disun nists without any
cause, and that the people Of Indiana pledge
themselves to consec.ae m"n and money for its
vigorous prosecution that he war ought not to
cease fill the rebellion is entirely crushed outthas
the people expect economical administration
and the condign punishment of fraud against the
Government; that the people Of INDIANA tender
their profound thanks to he Union soldiers every
.here, and deep gratitude to the INDIANA troops
tor conquerng southern traitors he people
vii condemn at the balot-box all who are not
for the Union Internationally.
Alter the adoption Of the resolutions Gov. Nor
ton made patriotic and stirring speech and after
addresses from the candid tes, the convention
adjourned amid great enthusiasm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
A CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
Skirmishing on the Potomac.
RICa REBEL STEAMER CAPTURED.
Two Union suffers Seized.
THE WAR NEWS.
Skirmishing on the Potomac.
RICE REBEL STEAMER CAPTURED
Two Union suffers Seized.
From Memphis.
MlAPHls. June 18th, VIA CAIRO, June II.

From Memphis.
MlAPHls, June 18th, VIA CAlRo, June IL.
Especial to the Tribune.]
The shipments North to-day have been
5000 bales Of cotton, 5000 barrels Of molasses,
10000 half barrels, 5000 barrels Of sugar. There
was much coning in yesterday.
The first day the post Office was opened the CT
liens mailed thousand letter., mostly on bust
ness to Northern cities, and bought $1,000 worth
Of postage stamps.
There were upwards of 100 applications for post
otace clerkshps, including the eatire force under
Confederate rule.
Provost Marshal Gould administered the oath
OF allegiance to 300 person including so desert
ers from the rebel army, and a % commissioned
officers.
Beaureeard's loft wing extends to fernando
South.
1t is supposed that the cottoa burners are with
in six miles Of Memphis.
last night there were reports Of turbulsscs
among the slaves in Crittenden and Mississippi
counties, Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, June i6.
The Board Of Aldermen passed a resolution
asking Col. Slack to postpone the suppre sas On Of
Confederate scrip for sixty days. Col. Slack has
not yet decided, but it is understood that there il
little prospec, of favorable response.
The avalanche says Beauregnd's army il 10
excellent order, as regards health and equipments
anu that repor;s Of disorganization are false.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
From Font Monroe.

fCRT MONROE. June Is.
Everything is quie' here.
the Elm City arrived this morning from the
White House, with shout $50 sick soldiers, who,
with others from here, will be cent to Baltimore
to. morrow
The White House Pint boat brought down 80
Of the guerllas whe made the as sault in our rear
on Fiday last, making 81 in al! that have been
captured. Some OF these men are farmers in cit
izens clothing, others belong to ths lst Virginia
cavalry, and are p,r;aliy uniformed.
Six boys were brought in yesterday by our cav
airy, who said that the rebel pickcts on cur left
wing, had advanced, Cor they had accidentally
| strayed over the line Th are believed to have
been spies, sleeping in tie swamps during the day
ard spying around our pickcts at night.
There is occasional skirmshing going on along
the whole lines Of the army OF the Potomac bu.
general engagement is not anticipated for some
days.
The weather this p. IN. is very warm. The
roads are now in pretty good condition.
Two Union Suffers were captured in the guerilla
raid on Friday One had nearly IS 600 in New
York money, notes and specie, and the other is
said to have $40 o0o having just been paid IF by
their regiments. They bound N,rth, to
obtai in goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
From PHILADELPHIA.

1HILADELPHIz, Juno is.
!, A correspondent of the Press, writing from
McClellan's army, gives an account Of the incnr-
sion BY the enemy in tho vicinity Of White
House on Friday, P. NJ, which indicates that it
Wa more the result of mistake than an exhibi
tion daring. he says that on Friday evening .
detachment Of Jackson . force, coming down from
Gordonsvills aud along tho line Of the Acquis
Creek Rsilroad, nistook their cour %, whom they
struck the head waters Of the Chicks h0miny
went toe far to tho left and proceeded ON till they
came suddenly upon the Federal pckets. Instant
" they drew up in order Of battle, and engaged
our cavalry vidette, who gradually retired before
superior forces.
The writer then narrates the fight Of the team
sters, and subsequent events, as. already given
without seeming to be aware Of the different YER
sion given to this raid OF the enemy.