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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18


Hanging of Union Men in Texas.
The accounts Of The hanging of scores
of Union men in Texas are confirmed by
the rebel journals of that State. The
following account Of the matter is from
the Houston Telegraph:
ave have been permitted by the Gov
ernor 10 look over the official accounts of
the discovery of the secret abolition or
ganisation in Northern Texas, and the
quick justice meted out 10 the traitors.
The or ;aniZation appears 10 be one Of
recent date. Il purports TO have been
started in the North, and TO embrace
numbers of the Northern army in its
fold
It also purports to extend to at least
several companies of the organized mill
tia Of Northern Texas. How far it ex-
tends in that direction we are not pre-
| pared TO say. This bGlk of its mem
bership in Texas is in Cook, Wise, Dem
ton, Grayson, &c, counties IL also
reaches down TO Austin. It's first pre-
tended object is to resist conscription.
Its chief object is TO keep up spy sys-
| -
grip, a sign, aud password.
In case a member diyulges he is 10 be
hunted to the ends of the earth. In case
of draft Of the militia 20 meet North
ern invasion the members are TO go along
and desert when the battle comes On.-
The testimony elected also points TO an
invasion of Texas from Kansas. IT re-
fers, moreover, 20 concurrent invasion
by way of Galveston, and that both
armies are 10 meet in Austin.
The organization has been found to-
extend TO all classes of the community,
clergymen, profe sional men, farmers, &c.
Among the number we are panied TO find
the name of DIR. r. Lively Of sherman, a
member of the Masonic grand lodge of
this State, and heretofore most highly
esteemed, having enjoyed some Of the
highest offices in that body. The whole
substance and machinery of the organ
ization have been discovered
GA jury of twelve good men are en-
4 pauneled in each county, aud the guilty
parties are brought before il and the
evidence taken. IL is in every case so
conclusive that there is no getting
around il. Several Of the guilty have,
after condemnation, made full confess
sion, and while under the gallows do
clared,th they deserve death. In Gaines
Vile twenty two have been hung. Trials
are now going on in all the counties. The
testimony goes 70 show that most of the
initiated have joined the society since
the 18th Of September"
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NloHT POLICE

cdpfdin--Johu Baugh.
FiTa Liclitenant--Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lielitenanl-John II. Davis.
Policsfnen--Wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich IA
vis Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John Cottrei william
Mayo, John Engies, j. w. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert Scott ". G. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt.
sS- The Police Court is opened every morning
nine O'Clock
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couNTY couRr.

J,sfee-IIon. James Whitworth.
Clerk-P Tindsley Nichol
az The Judges Court meets the first Monday in
each month, and the Quarterly Court composed Of
ihe Magistrates Of the County Is held the first Mon
fay in January, April, July and October
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4, Quartermasters' Certificates
~e, PURCHASED BY
OLA II. GREEN
oPFICE, No. IS Cherry St., CUP stairsJ
W.. cALAs J. G. PrrsFrrLD.
cALAN g. PlTSFIELD,

No. l5, Deaderick Street,
A RE RECEIyIE0 DAILY, OYSTERS, GAME,
n Fish, butter, Eegs, &oi and Families can po
furnished on moderate terms with any article tn our
le az short notice, BY leaving uhir orders Niih Us
Our house Il open early IN tue morning, ana Aef'
cp.n an aay aud Until lato hour al night.
Ne TIE public are invited 70 givs ~ a call
D0o3-lws mf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18

The Massachusetts, Shoe Trade is 80
flourishing just now that the demand ex-
eeeds the ability 10 supply il, and the
manufacturers are refusing TO take orders
for spring wear.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18
CRIMINAL COURT.

Judee--Hon William X. Turner.
0lev1-Charles r. riggons
az The Court meets the first Monday IN Apru Al
gust and Decenlber.
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CIRCUIT COURT,

Jadge--H on. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clerk-navid O. Love- n ~ n aa
Es- Tho Court meets the nrst Monday in March
and September.
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cHANcERY COURT.

Chaaoellor-Hon Samuel D. Frierson
Clerk and MGster-I. r. Gieaves
8a- The Couri meets the frst Monday in May and
November.
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Edward Everett is seriously ill--so i'll
indeed, as 10 be compelled 70 give up all
his engagements 10 speak for the present.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23
For the Ottumxa Courier.

Mn. EDIroR-Thsre IS great harmony and
good feeling among the officers of the Sd
regiment Iowa Cavalry. The last accession
70 our number is from your town, and it is
With pleasure that report to bis many
friends that he is highly esteemed by US,
nd is succeeding admirably as Surgeon
pr. Orr came among US stranger, but we
boou discovered that he possessed true mer-
as map and q physician, and be wins
koldin opinions in the regiment each sup
leeding week. The hospital arrangements
re in good order amid the confusion of a
pmpaign, and this requires close attention
md diligent toll. The sick are cheered by
is presence and benefited by his skill. In
Jim the Presbyterian church has true and
kithful representative. and we appreciate
bis influence also. r.. P. INGALLS,,
Il Chaplain Sd Iowa Cavalry,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

Do not forget that Taylor's is the place
10 90 when you are in want of Books or
Drugs, Patient Medicines, Glass, Oils,
Paints &c. &c.
BE sure and go to Taylor's where you will
be certain to get what you want, of good
duality and at low prices. Remember that
heshas moved into his new store room OPP
bosite the Ottumwa House.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23
what Vvapello has done.

We see that nearly all the papers in the
State are Dragging about the number of men
their own counties have sent into the Union
army, and all claiming to be the banner
county. As Dragging is the fashion, we will
just take hand, not that we claim to be
the banner county at all, but because we
think we have done well, better, perhaps
than some who keep up such a continual
b-ag about it.
The following list of companies will show
what this county has done, and requires no
comments
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

MILITARY GooDs, We are happy to in
form the officers Of companies in this part of
the State, that Mr.. E. w. Belts, Merchant
Tailor Of this city, is prepared to furnish
vcrything they want in the way of outfits.
pi as good quality AMI on as favorable terms
n> they can be had elsewhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

DR.. Taylor has completed his new store,
low, opposite tie Ottumwa House, and has
owed his mammoth stock Of Drugs Books
|c., and has now every thing arranged in
lder-where he will be happy to see and
tend 10 the wants of his numerous friends.
Do not fail to call and look through his
Ore
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

Vuyo THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES. A Retired
IL Clergyman having been restored 10 health In .
few days, aer many years Of great Suffering, IL viii
postpaid directed envelope, copy Of the prescrip
Wan used. Direct the REV. JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1S6
Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY. June IA, 1S62.4m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

Mr.. Editor On the l3h inst, arrested
one VIM. Brown, who had in his possession
two horses, which believe to be stolen.-
While on the way to Ottumwa with the
prisoner, he made his escape taking one
horse with him. The other we saved
lie is sorrel horse, six years old, hind
feet white nearly to the galnbrel joints, one
fore foot white up tathe setl'rk, with white
stripe in forehead, and about Is hands high.
Southern and western papers please copy.
PETER Corr.
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10 oeNsunBrrvxs.

UVHE advertiser, having been restored to health In
II . few weeks, By . very simple remedy, ster
fsctiop and t1t dsead diss Oonsu snx.
ious to make known TO his fellow.suerers the means
of cure.
To oil who desire Il, he will send copy of the pre-.
scription used Gree charge with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will dnd
. sURB cuRR for CONSUMPTION, AsrBnA, BRoHcHrrIs,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription Is 70 benet the afflicted and spread In
formation which he canceives 70 be invaluable, and
he hopes cry sufferer will try his remedy, a. Il will
cost them nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williAmsburgh,
Msy -, '62-Sm Kings County, New York.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

TDUBLISHED for the benefit and - o warning and
IL caution to youuE meu who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility, Prsmstare Decay, 30 supplying at
through medical Imposition and qusckery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed velops, SINGLE
may be had of the author, NAfHAxEL MAYTAIR, ESQ.,,
Bedford, Kings Co., MY. March 90 1662-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

VUVRE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
j NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ = Warming and for
fer With Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Prema-
ture Decay, &C., &C., by one who has cured himself
BY simple means after being pat 70 great expense
and inconv through the afvcrthless med
icines prescribed By learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had of the author, G. A. LAnsInr, Esq,
Greenpoint, Long Island, BY enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.,,
Mar %, '62-2m Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

The lines
He who fights and runs away,
Will live to fight another day."
by be altered to suit those trying to es-
|pe the draft, thus:
He who sneaks to Canada,
Like other dogs. will have his day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

'c.men, said to be Missourians, were
ay,'ea, Two in this city and one on the
: u'n SIDE Of the river, on Thursday, charged
lr-.s oons rebels from Prices army They
kve been released, we hear.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

HosPIrALITtEs OF RIcuMoND. invita-.
tim OF citizens Of Port Richmond, Capt.
JOYS company paid that place visit on
Thursday, were most munifcently entertain.
cd, and had good time generally. The
Patriotic ladies Of the town and vicinity did
themselves great credit by furnishing boun-
tiful dinner, which was discussed by the
boys with great gusto. II several new mar
riages should be heard Of in that region be-
fGgc the company leaves, nobody need won
der at it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

Some of the manhers nf Capt JOYS com.
pany had quite Tins on Thursday with
John Finney, a sympathlzcr from Blakes.
bnrsh. This is the individual who, when
the news Of Lieut.. Griswold's death was re-
cieved at Blakesbureh said ne was glad of
IT. The Blakrsburgh boys finding him here
on the day named, took him before ESQ.
douglas, who administered to him the oath
OF allegiance.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

II HAVE concluded in view of the difhcuty of col
III lec:ing and the heavy losses resulting from the
credit system as expansive TO my customers and my
self as II u,cessarliy enhances prices ~ compsis
the prapt paymastr to make up for the failures Of
the slow and to pay their bills, TO adopt from
this date The Cgsh system. Hereafter then, shall
require pay dawpin all cases. No books WILDE kept
nd COPS e0usny mol ody will troubled with bills.
Those ha ing unsettled accounts with will please
call and settle All kE 10 Of Meat kept constantly
hand at reduced rates, ~ the City Market.
Oct. 10, 1851. J.W. BROWN.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23

We have received card of admission to
he Scott county Agricultural Fair, to be
|eld at Davenport, September %, %, "a and
fth. $4,000 are to DO paid in cash, aspire.
iums. This fair is regarded as sesaRd
ply to the State Fair,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-08-23
ZlzR MANHOOD

.Is' fu1sssAsd IN Sealed kSssIepe. Price cents
A lecture on the Natu 70. Treatment
and Radical Care Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility,
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ness, Consnppton, Epilepsy Fits Mental and Physi
RoBT. ). CULvERwE ELL, N. D., Assaor Of Tie
MRreSs R0ok," fc.
Pie world yned author In this admirable Lect
uPi clearly proves from his experience thai the
awful equences ofself abuse may be efsctaa,iy
removed without medicine and without dangerous
operations, beugies, instruments rings
dinls, rolhting out mode OF 81 once certa In
and eiFsetual, w which every su1erer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself cheapls
pricafely and radieaNy. fhis lecture win prove
boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad
dress, on the receipt Of elk cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing DIR. CHAS. J. Q. kLIkE.
1871 Bewery, New York, Post Office Rox t5se
July IL, ts62--is i$y -ach
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TO REPUBLICANS.
Il Young Married Folks,

old ones tso.) VIE want Complete sstt Of
Zooard.wsre, csu get u 81 NARDENe Cheap. A
y large stock arriving. apr3
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com entS
Total number Of men raised

if'h ms company Is being raised
ut Ashland, but we have no report
from it.
Total number Of men raised 1921
Several parts Of companies have been
raised in this county for other companies
outside of the county, but we do not count
them, rs some have come from other coun
ties and enlisted here, which We think would
make stand Off
The population Of the county is IA ,51s, or
was in 1860, according to the census report.
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GoMssktIAk EkFRAscsIsEasET.-rn il :. 3
lite OF trau;. published by Eiessrs WRIT d
JoH4sT3S, WHEN should - reed both ny m az,
bers Of uoT grtss III Las isia.use, ant r; eysry
merchant md planter IN the Uouf4aera e
STATES within forty Or flT:y pager, cost 2
twenty i've se.tf, the reader has as ID uca 1na
teriai fov II ftc;ioo sGd study ss can no four d
IL ia .daT y vcirIsss since tie quesitoCs OF al
smhaYsc-aa exoheQner-bsv wsigh:s NETS
Vres and e1ips anc tree trade, with no.
~. and brilliant suggest!ors Or II eati9s
eAaI &c la all las arrangements respecting n
arrival 2nddeparturs Of vasseis ir34G cur POI Is
ara discussed. The articles rtepe3tirg nen
commercial iargua &c isot Il truly rki;osopAi
GAL It'd striking character. Tie fao.s present
Ell nrSn oue tobacco Interests ere rev, and
III ss ba as Interesting rs nimtst any matte
waich can be CD aimed IRON any source
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08

TIE essy surrender If Ns@ Orleans h..
,nsptsd toe New York !. urnsls with tns
pleasing convic,ion that the eaptuIe of Rich
moud 10 ms;ter 10 be accomplished viii
equal easo They will he undeceived when
ever they MAS The attempt. No Souihes,
position eapabls Of defence has yet klle,
into their hands sxeep, through Tans reason
There 10 no more oD2lce :Jr ..eason nov
that our eyes ars open II they get Richmond
IT viii BE- through ssas OF blood The spirit o
the South has been Gully reused by is adv.rsi
t,as, and it ia a long lane that has no turning
We rather think this long turn in the Yankee
iane Of fortune will take place not fer freu
thig city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08

A Matter that Ought 10 be Atts'sded TO-
As Hordpn's greet s'abue OF Washington IL
.t.s Sate House Is the only psrfecS fac ssnasie
g the featurs Of the nohls Vireiniau whose
nan ME il L. intended 10 commemorate, all pcs
sihe care shonld oe taken for its preservation.
[. rae been minated time and again that II is
kouv nelisves that /. ia IL the event Of q
Are in tbs rioke:ty old edi1ee in which il has
oseD so long snseopsed in eafety, its destruc-
tiou would be an assured thing. Were the
Yankees svert TO POSSESS Richmond thsy would
str4igh,way proceed 30 appropriits Houdon E
Washington IA they DO everything else that
hey Can lay their hands on. Would i, not be
we'll 10 take time by he foreiock aud have the
-tatue removed We are informed that II
could DO done " ith care and perfect safety to
The statue, which could be conveyed to p ace
Of safety, and, II necessary, buried In the
ground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08

TIE Hs1itzers.-The Third company Of the
Battalion has been for some time stationed Ia
Satfolk, Virginia, ready To risk their lives in
defence # our i,pperilIsd rights Though
scattered by the requirements of the service,
the different companies composing the Battal-
ion have ever preserved the esprit du corps
and remembered that the honor of Richmond
WAS in part cobfdsd TO their keeping Mosr
of the companies composing the Battalion
have held elections and chosen their officers
for the war in conformity with the require
msnts of recent acts of legislation by tbs
General Assembly of the State and tbs Con
!edeeate States G ,ngress. The third com
PAW held .n elee lou a. Satfo'k recently, and
chose the following officers, whose nsmes will
be recognized as ose heretofore In command
a sure sigu tba, the duty assigned them has
been well performed. The election resulted
~ follows.
Captain, Edgar T Moselys Senior First
Lisutsnsut, John NJ West Junior First Lieu
tenant, Benjamin Fl. Sn,ita, Jri Second Lies
tenant, Henry G. Carter.
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Disposed Of-Tvo soldiers. named We
Niles aud Sall Lindsay, patients in one Of tbs
numerous Hospitals around this city, were
Drought before ths Mayor yesterday for vie
ialing the peace aac; digaly Of he community
by Il resort 10 physical force against each 9TH
AZ, in one Of tina streets of Richmond. The
Mayor said re did Eot object 10 their batter
iag tbs snslaies OF the Genfsderaey TO thai.
'-art's content, hut the lea Of smashing ~
t0~i: wn persons, in mutual conflict, as so'
to Sd, .aorebt If for a moment Niles ap
= , with miniature Illustration Of TIE
R1s N Wal asder aud over ssch ey 8, willis
Lindsay FAC siiderg re earring process il
Do srsrtu' ,ha5 losd= to the gastric region
Fae Mavor c. ulpraGascd the ~Hsir by sendine
oo.h warriors 20 Gan Winder
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Fson TAMPA, FLORIDA let tro,c r. n,

FRcn TAMPA, ELoRIbA~-A let from Tam
pa. Eiorida, april 2oa. 20 tie Savannah r..
rG6ttsox, s1ys;
aGu nave doubtless heard Of tue de,os nd
raaf apcp ss short I'mc 81. c. ;or ~ M.
Conditional surrender D sht. tl.oe. 10 was
really, yes, cooiIy tao Ii: esrsteiy - mao 6e:
baS s'1rriy dsu,st by var a..ve commander,
'neJor d Is Ttons.. They gav- us twenty.
:oGf houts 10 get the ToIneL sGd caliaien cut
q he Way. bus they have takan sood sGre
AZ 10 come To Aes as any more. though thur.
teea t.Rss twenty four hours have passed
away. The Major links they WIZ yet cone
sad ~ holding himself IA readiness We
iAsend 10 gave the1a a. nsut 10 tGey give We
ADs sort OF eho~in2 Oar buys ~re u xious
10 wips tne siisln OF Of fiar.da
Qoiaa nDmbsr CT prisoner n have run ,..ry
( In Key We5s AUG hsve reached here hey
AZ .'si' Frest Zeal II sickness there thare
bel about !. go trvore en- the iaIsod. n Il
go OF the:r in rita iicsp. al, viii sne.. oox
and other de es sea-.
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FaCk ICkEfJWE
Tks tollcwiIg Is the substance Of the he VS.
from YorA;own, published In the Northern
pavsrS OF DAY I'd:

IKE tollowng Is the scbs:a. CO Of the Tvs
from Yorktown, publshs In the Northern
paysrS OF DAY I'd:
TIE intelligence from Yorktown is In or:-
ant, rs Indicating, 20 soEs KEN. the for
ygardEsss OF ths preparations for tns grand
stack On he rehssi position. which there ap
pesrs now 10 pa no dOuoI the reptis IN tend
10 wals Tor, as they gre still receiving rein
Iorcemenls, ano exhibit no inter don to evac.
Gs-e tLeiT position. No. l OF our heavy s5IRe
ee teTles, at the CONN Of u niiy creek, was
opeG sG On hu, soay upon the rebel water ba Z.
:ecies st iorE Gown with excellent effect, &c
far as could be Judged ihe rsbsi Vesssis il
:hs vicinity bSa. d hasty retreat a.ler the
fist shot, sDa altar g I " rounds h&h beer
rel u reply Was elected Fl om tho rebel bat.
Ss,iss. lie practice was simply 10 ontain
the range, ~ Il " hen Hl,e WEE done the firing
csasad Durilg this exchange Of shots nc
d. mage w.s sustair ed Oh our side. Yestsr-
day ,he King was renewed with viZor, par
tiCpiarjy sssJnst q rebel gun which has given
oar men tn. most trouols, stationed on YORK
u|n Heights about tweAty rounds had
been FIRE d trum ic rs ainst our battery, when
1t exploded into namberiess fEGsmentz, Kill.
/! ing Int wcS,I ding large number OF rebels.
a letlsr from Yorktown 10 the Nav York
! 7.n.ss, dataai May LIST, says:
Tuesday night several schoon srs were o.
| seryec basLiy plying se;wesn Yorktown and
Gloucester 1t WAS supposed tie rebels
were transferring troops and storas 10 the
latter pincs- i1aIy person. infer from this
me- vemsnt that tie rebeIs arr abandoning
heir Notifications =. Yorktown, for the pur-
pose Of ms kiug a strong stand aSa.nst the Adj
vance OF Banks or lAcDoWeli but II that was
the design of fhe enemy he would Pre- baby
Yetrea. O.: the Williamsburg read
One day last week, when an Ell tire regi-
Insnt was out On picket day, they recog-
nized aregi1.ent-,he Fam Lousisl A-suard
| ing the rebel line, that he'd also gu arded the
line wher Cur regim ert were Tos,eL IS pick
SIS on GAanson's Has. This time, as we'll ss
on the previous occasion, some on each side
, exchanging few words, retired within their
I respective limits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08

N,r7<ase Li.snsss .rhe clerk of tbs Hast-
inS- Curt ia-ue3 duriag tie moBth OF Apr.
elves Ia the "hoIy bands Of ~ediock" The
result CT this proceeding IN after years will he
~ iutefnjre crop Of children, e e.rsds lie
qnen,iiy If :,crnau misery some earthly faGoitv,
an immense aIaHcn. Of gTumhiing on 'he part
+ both ssxea, and quaniitr OF musinss on
Ina mua5iI;ty Of euniup fairs IS nnm.ro 81 aa
lie eaad. o. the sos- shors and equally IN
couri.ble. Il -vili re seen that there was one
marriage fsr ever dav in the meuth AID at
eysra one thrown IL or good measure. A.
heretofore ohaeI ves the domains Of Cupid apa
Mars sra divided b, iiaes 100 dstinctly mark ed
70 h4 mistaken. Cupid dent care cant f.,
Mars and Mar. re,uru= this compliment with
interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-08

Stsol:ng Noaey,-Nancy Fortune, a woe
bsgous eoiorsd fsmals of nnpro missing exte
rior, was arlaiguad before the Mayer yestsT
day, on the charge Of stealing 1856 from Il
". James Tue defendant confessed the corn
in other words. she said she had taken the
money ont Of Mr.. James, pocket while the
latter was at tie house Of his wssherwoman
nsmsd Smith, who lives in the vicinity Of
Ctimboraxp n ospital, changing his raimens
A portion of Inc money emily was recovered
from Tho prisoner sne had given some, il
appeared, to y comrsde. to invest Ia candy
I'D other articles, and No doubt hid the re
nainder. TIE chances against Mr.. James re
covering his mop-y, seems slight, T5e Mayor
continued the case In order to obtain ths tes
imony Of the woman Smith