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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

GROCERIES. SID
TOBACCO.
They viii eho negcsi.te through their friends ia
Goath Cssc.Ins aaa Georgia, sor tbs purchase OF
CGTECa, s-d from their sIpa.l5rce IN pusiasss,
aaa ss4as;n!sn9s with Dcyers. skaY fssi eoDtidsrt
that she iuse9es.s of sisic ccnsgmcra VIII De fully
pratecls3 ID ths!s hanIa, sHG TO efscr. shall to
spared 20 sp isr Satisfaction to al .iosc who .nhy
favor tisa, ~ ith tae,f patronage.
Liberal Cash s:v g; s;semsc.ss will he nl&do upon
consiaiIaats ii hsaG.
LUIsUs I. LGEiER.
Jf 44shie. Lrotb szs & &c;
ELFaE.s IIl .EilS0H,
o. Sci.c Csro: ias;
THOMAS 4 CAsLZTT,
CO Ggzts;: Is Cs.set..
II. E.-~Aii pars,es hd7.ns susineas With Lsnisr
Brothers * % VIII aad iLsir o;iice ct CO. hcuss.
ap lt--2v
FSO-sARFNE isaiP u O2 + oR -,:as under.
Z s'saad hsvs this Day formed s. cS-ptrsnosship
under tAs ssyis aflG Gs:s c!
ELsUGgTEa rIsKLEN G. co.
anu viii, The las day Of ArEn, tSko posssssieu
oi tho i&fzs sni commoS ious wsrerocrns. formerly
o,oup!ad az Waskiaa 4 Fissisa, No lSs Main s..,
wasrs t;,sy propose TO eonauSt
AUoTzoE
AND
COgMIsgIOE
EUsIE EGSS.
They ia.is eonasrrasats Ct
Dsg GCJSg.
0sJgEg'Es,
HARDWARE,
and TOBACCO
as IS tie iri'S.iasi n.sraSers CT tho fr,n have
haa long experience in thess several branches OF
sTsda. ouT ccns;gno-3 nay feel sssosed that .hsir
Interests VI II. Iea property asssndsd to,
:j.se notice will bn given Of tho time OF CIR hrst
auction ga.s. j WARREN sLAn.ATER,
JAMES FI1KLEN,
We a HART.
OEAiBORNE WATKINS,
= II II WsLLl ACE
Richmond Harai, "a l5S3 NH af-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

ST. Charles Hoiei --Zh;s wei, known es!ab...h-
nst, ia..ly so.1 at pGt,ia .oa,, has "a rented
&c tae Ceoggis HesS iiai ard Tae!;ek as3ooiat;oo
sEo in;ecd 10 rs. Ii s5e the ascoIzao o3s :soa of
9oFsis scid:srG Gu ftgiaueh rgiio nay 10 azsins
Though Liehz20ad to o. Ssor .as srny. 1t ss thS
purpoas CT sis -sIcc,ais9n . c,o:h3 com'or sby
al usofg: a-i4i-E5 10 my E.sad IL Esed togors
they are permitted % 1sjo;n tho.g c3z1Ta5es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

Dte@ srsss.-isae ua:.ito: sqsar= :. hsh hss 20.
coCio vs, popular psce G! rceos9. ig nsGlea.>d
y 0moar OF dad sses tea. stand ~ i il al
Cry<5 thit Eviag cSmpeais ard t'ie svsen sr-ss
aey tsl.t bs ssis 81! " Cysc.z.o - n 90.
p5-iAS % hl piGe' s.ys'y 1Ge o. h, isies
irssa irsrsp.sAtsd 80 tie I. rsh %. I'll Cg 3ilo;
ffgrsi3S .hs psrx6S T-o3ua haYs aIe5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

Cciis sihis eFi ts, :. aeon g.. gene 9th RS,
o2nS.NeEtd q 'ift'ao nscessi.F, s sre.r ally coa
Jag down sto-c h, sisya:ea 81 sllde.i 10 v:h.Gh Il
.i..a aaai aGssnce4 !y sIIo wsais cf tie ceo pie
On yfsr:retdaE tAa ba7s "a a1i5s st .ub.,1 auc
atoa n = 50 pes pso1d. sci yss s;dsy :;.s sSn,s
stsi2se erGl9,sEde1 only ii East v7teh eone
sa avg sFsal7a ,ticn1 too& pG3e IN fec, epera.s
~ i2E "ii g. anticipates r:se pssIre 80 much III
; p.t tU&d l" tii.s 10y sola =, 0 ucj ~as d.
E1-Eet pg o-s s4r!.- 81 s0.g@o aais9 &. p essr..
S % sssata .;st: As.yy hrs. sd th1ye a1 . ROE
.as u - Da n:.c5 u ptos3ee. of So s.saue. -.
:n :ES E~tues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

B'srs'a"y -u2 Wednesday niga, .hs stors OF
%ociis Ttoaon. Cpc5alto t.s Ga Isskst House,
~sag 'eez-a o-eC L. izeIF:s sgl'' eAried eff acou.
GO r.rzti ~ j5v5eis.' I'D g. eHJ syoxth of ready.
fas0v ol.:AaS al A. carly E,oli1 81 s.ssd ~ morn.
ing SIS datSg.ifo GaGaGs; Hczo;e was prucasding
- h2 Aan3 u.. Gsa gi9et Is - w = negro mao
st:eiEis,t s 10 pc!i tzcIG f.0:1 paGsT a. o1ss
Ga a3.. ths ie2t3gf, IL LlcvT NJ >: is was about.
t5 toSS 70 his heels axe ctszps4, On exsn.pa
ticn tca rnAis stuaG 70 80 f;ie;: Wiz rsady.
male o:oti;cg, z.olsn :roG. L.sigona Il Was s*c
+ ed 10 Il } cage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
l1aHn nuPArcHl


JACKSON, Apsil a!-A spaossl cisre:ea to
thc Arptal saga .ha. the Tsossss barnsa tie
Scu;t,cocaa aaa ether buildings At Fernando,
Miss. Their sls+cmsa. eT thsls loss on EnnG.y Is
oae ssis- oss Captain, and 1? p:icatss kE:td, sna
sSau. - wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
lsy II. E'ris&xlc, Aact'f,
1877 Mse ing st-ess. uoAfieSteD, & O

by II. Priskxlc, Auct'r,
l37 Meeting ttress. uaArasssen, O1
GALS OF IMro8TxD q ooDs, PR STEAM.
b EEH GEN BaAUREaAED AND EIALA AND
ANNA.-On E9DAY HORNiNa, the 81 h
icstant, commanding at IL o'clock, win - sold
0ROf 4 fsAa
9s esses vieux Osscac Brandy, oas d1xsa saeh
. 0A''' A'p' sHcsa.
"a c.res Ladies' and aEls' rFeoch Cashmere. Side
Lacs Kid CoGgrsss, xsatlpg KID Lace. Eaaaa.
elseA aud Patent. Cloth hntscus and Basuorsl
BJcts sEd 1aiscn
81 osleS Mems sSso:ted BldeAsra
oaws .Yorihp' assofte4 1iuchsn
- 8. 80 Aona assorted Oxford Ties
Sc ssses Mems Hid OoDMeag Bosts
i caIe Meas Calf Ea.sasfAls
Csc Mas We.hcgson SpEstsd
l ssse Mems Patent pEuassaEs
) ussss HoJs' ana Yosihs' aAaestsd Ma Coasssas
Boots
oaass Medium ata Imperial Ledger passe
2sxsss PApr
pIY 0ocDs. &c.
2 cases fnrsrios Dlack DIsN kiiAa
cases MC1 0fsy Gotten Halt Hos
ska'ss Heavy TwHssd 1kirt:ag
I bale Pine TWllel ehfftl1G
Gases nss'! sa1 !oss' aaOasss, I'll iaA
ahsies Madre uanat efsAists
saxes Dne TWtso
nsnk assayse4 ~ aeods
J can assostsA 19l1cns
. / ease 2nao 0og1n0 oalEta
saees Alheslye 1lsstss. ~ al-ty5tAAp
CzES 81 axd s0l1s -oa HSa0z . c.
g eshsis aasll!p, q tsia Dsaas, tAsse y
H1eneaA ssnala6 e - SysSs2 = ~ ehely
. sl-isls tAsdoias 6slri 1sp1ss u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

EGYrs Coa1i II here wsea bat ssy Gassg re-
fi;e tnia 4cu.. Zesarosy, aad they ware q! MaHoc
fnp<r'anee. *s2sHsli s.ets was requirca al case
sscutitg GA to g1fga oi a2saa sIg h9a Es.ey, IL.
ths Vale. .cG so12s hlst.G, d IA Usss ic::EL 81
tie watch ca tss siaasyaia IL. vari9,s stages us
Gs4aGennoas, were a. IN N she. s.,tsi les cu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

& DtssTt9rs ,~~.hs i1...t-gY a.ttG2E4t.5s 5g9iE q
a.rga CT taa = stssf itsa 0>Csoa1 tSs sisEtfe-
tlve " ohsl 0f 50 IA Gcge s.Eie-s employ sas,s
sseeiro :. s-.srt: fof ez-esis aesagtszs sToa tla
a.aaY. 1aoy sVEsasiy used to sees.Ye sc for
ePssg Gre shs2 earghs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

JACKSON, Apzii 81 "A trnatserihy citizen re
,oTts tha. ssggn F,.as CT Yss kes cavalry wee
lcan2psa 2! Ec.stoa sundsV ri h.. Their
s2oSso,; pTpo.s i u DESTROY tno dsDses! rairo.a,
c l.lG2es.e ag a. fil:.ona ~ DseE Ei;l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
From, Vi ksburg

ErsK;BUna. apr: 2t-Tte battery on the 20.
nis:zuia has teen sisas s.i day 4 patty OF our
1ifn sarFsised nusa5sr of ysnksez across tie
r=aT laS. right, kill oio, yisics Was te.-d 10.
ds7 aoG1: &s1 Csr!h e.. Nothing ssom ihe a,ss
isecoKD DIsPAToHI
VfCKsBURG GIsn 2i,- Avers thing rsr,sius
qsiet. re eeeZi7 sspeaR 10 ba wersiaE oa tho
ps2iasula Lat.efy. Ths river i, falling pretty
f4s.
lTHiED DrPATCH]
VIcKsBUSs, 2prl s3 --cno guahcss ard Eve
s.anspeIsg ga. ear batteries ia3! Eight abe Ut
n.ida:sh.. Two .wers dgsh!si end q ;s.ed ca
eo~n. 2Es iranTpo:is wsrs prcte s.ed by bargss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
sgaauas rp,a SALE AND HIRE


B1Aa-Au tent sifsposed NE0kO
st WOMSE accustomed 10 PLATA GOO ing, Taeh'
ssg, ard ironing. 80 cfjec!i,Hs to her living 8
saors dis.ses In the country. ror sernas apply on
Clap bstNeen Iss nna % E.s, ssccad ds0r irora I'd
street, 2p 23- e.
aIspR S.aLE--I efsE privately, by request ct taa
e ew.oz, d very likely young EOAsN Il and
Ohid, TO ror,ssa in OF sasar tie cssy; App early
10 1 COCkE,
50 a1-ai Ntsics Mo Law BuildinR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
Arrivals sr0m Nassau

WILH,sar N april g.; Tbs stssnasEs Esrsstst
..a Jssgis snd sonta Garalna. fFora Esssxa. ar.
rived hers th;sm.rsiay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
Pss2ss EUR GRE

!.dsopeea data, G: h bts, a=Ts reached YYs.:,.
ioG CT. Ear1 &az4eA nsa eeIFsraa sa isnpori sss:
otiS5ac - rs'cilon tle see9-e VI :4.l vessels
es> sis@ra
ise Ifaass saEs sra Gon'a5eF@is lssa e9ss
Gfcoii5s IL rar IN hs .CfIsr =, tEl IL IL sfssi.
n"o1 !tir3GE ;en ceclsEsa = tiei vsa iisc:e-. .el
i,,ss s. tho 0,oes iy 3 ts1ssTelp aarcE2e.nE tsc
+topnzg1 - ar =. E9e9ec Il Liverpool, IL Z. s
gs~sa tthas. Go "s9 iap2gled 50 hs ,aS O3ttts p.
f"ss 1sa1sa} ss"lt. ans Gas 5 II lie .Qs1 :.4-
y vaat 20 q % Il 9fss02nl. i~aus The BCprcrt.
et@ - ID IgAe 1t w.s eatsa tlst iaTgs Aeza e.
6 speculative Eoiss tfse43 ID ay, u ozGes
sis,: me .u1asa sassEaUg, ca Gstus..y, 3a2y Sa.y
oul sd7sfze D laos.
h Star segs tha iosa saaalf7sts ell IL. 5 usp,
:osn g. q oE1n4oGiig tiy ts.4iss cot II isa-ie
f-gux.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

Il lAos!ss oFsr ih3 e,tislsl, !, 1et.il p a
sIn iats esi=g s..;smsaa cf f.e.s. 20 su2ecr!
:esia. AZ oi ,isbs srtiey 90 coz p.ui,s) six
ia ,.'h' /, c,s.s s,eJ7J. ! fee i2aat q c .,:y
10 The sAn ti;ns Costs S 7'7i, .. r.gi-ens .;
'n'ssssy fss t-o ae ises i ef n Goa !. 1Qsi'
Tt, sas: OF su!pa-iias 30 asnsgzs, so1 Agf9 g;
Nassi. ra2s.:-s - T. cas- GS. iajsss5.as.
30 hsp.s! = SD q ead, 10 vA Is ihe. f. I, sra
ssff Ia 5 80; 81 Tli' !:eg%s. wAeo2s, ho,as,
s.A.igna.g, Gag s. a. Eos t2o +. IL. .h3 "a.
IL of Gu G.l!..sEJ, . nrals e.J G5z4Ti,, ssa
nm E2isl sGsntS s5r I'd Il she ;, ysag
~ ulls 10 ST. l53. Eh5ssist e ed II. a II
te...o il $50; . f,s Il, .z' Ia ,1ta5. SAD & .,.s
IL. s;s Of t11 s3oas5 e2;C493
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
n,sSnirIInNs ANn CNpaRTNEssIIIrs

4 Il. paa1arsnEsaFp SsoYIUN-Ghe uuSeT.
afEa-a have slssGsy sosfaaa 3 SO Sase11srEss y,
Gniey sho styia aud fisnl OF
bANIaS, EO.sGG50'a Z CAELBTT,
fer .hs s,uyposS OF e7aaaatiGg general
kDcTl3N AID COmEiSsIOH EGSlEE23
IA the city ci Eich hacaa AMI havs tasac tas large
sgazeho,iss. 30 iassi s!ros., formerly occupied
By J d ssgy-,ssol, Sr . 90.
hey j. tn .ii erviees 10 thsir f:isris aud tbs
guhiia fox he sa.e Ci ALL KINDS of MSSGEAN.
DIS. either by auction Or private sale, IS sser
uolsgaorS :aIT eisat
Their particular ss:aliisa wiz: bo g;Ssn 10 the
sale CT
DRY GCSGS,
HARDWARE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

EUgF EE0ETvHD-
<D I3 crSsa ioeh Plated Hsraess Buckles
a do ! DO 90 do DO
i2 do Go 40 do 40
IA do l do EiAtsd HAfneaa Buckiex--
Princes past4rn
do l do Hrxss Ftatd HsFuess Buckles
--Taylos's p stern
do do e!ivsred Efidie Buckles
3 fbls inseei ci!
1900 lbs well corsd Bacon
IIGg sss Lard, In bha ANA Arkias
s be-e lsaa.ss
- -esms lsrgs - Wfsyrirg P.pss
I25 IN shsis Oats
prlsd Epyie: aad Pea h,s
Esnufteta.el And Smoking Tobacco
tw,ei Potatoes
q "a Ea.iHk las
t01s el.ies Gig RI
Cn oers'anmeOs, fer sale by
H.isf r xO182Tl,
sp 2s- ass Corner Osrv End l3sh stfeef1.
4 TTER rioN. KFi1URS2-ThsVERA
IA ucTxL ana RHaTAUKAuT . reseivtnS
ssaitv eli. ths DALIuAClKs cf the Eafkek W1ich
are bsiaa served up st 81 hcnrs In sapssb style
snd 81 rcssouabis prtces.. hsak Euusn. veal
nioas, Ram and Hsas. Turtle Soup. FiIh. Oyssee1,
I.opalrIi EOnMa for srausiena reapls. Aho,
4 good srAExH attsessd 10 ths hciaaA
R1DAxr KKiR, rfppslstos,
esh s.,ests lslWsen AArthait an1 Clay ~
sp % -tt$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

OH Of Te;og --EG4 Exec as., las Goysancs,
iss. tsa oa sTea zc75s- t. vis f KID Etcss, ais
f.rtner usavs of ceiGe Co. s.t viii ss sh.sns sor Ii
Nies,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

A SHALL FARN Oh MA1KaT 0A1DnA,
IA wi en- Ics-hoase and YopA. % 0s Dee3
AUjTIOH-Ws vail esil upon the pssmlse1s %
TUESDAY, The 90 b day Of APRIL oomme1elDe q
4o'elocA r II, . very dsskah small FARM g
SARK1r 0ARDAn lesafsA - abovA and noW -
ihs ccsneacey Il Mf ThaddAus o Hsansts. Ikoon-
tains lel AsssA There are upon The plaas sean
Dwelling house. all neseasarY out,h 3ase1, nd
iss2s Ice-houss, and p,nd TO al is.
TkaAs -0Ee -ta'f cesh, or the whoae = pee5se.
red; tbs balAnes at nGo0sfs Tor nseotiahlo nets.
with interest AIDED, and sesufe3 By truss leea-
fhs pafcAassf 70 pay tee taxes for 1863
Al . JAb II TAYLOR 4 son. AuoeD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

TIE gsrIUks es eKs EiL,-fie EsA Oh Re
gtsfv states ihss lis eaass uf Gen Kills saising
iss siegs of ~ aics asfN G., ras tao sassssa3
.tf esgnon r1sel a.sa TO lseTaat tas enssry
sea'oselsg tue .o~n y ~a.ss. 4. sssssaoaaep:
ef .as STATE Jsayaat ssys s.ass he " hifA-L siio
tsaasfa sra burning houses aad e,nsjsslng stro-
skns ozssassa ia lbs s.lnuy arorna WsstEg
ten.
E.anf at Osnsssd. y. u. taI gyne diva y ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
E3TfSsTas ros tbs SUPPORT G. TIE
GoyIGFs.ERr

Th, ste cay of h, Tse.s2ry las St, mi ted
70 coasrs,s Ii oEt'mstes of iaa anrron:;si,e Res re
sassy :os she .ucpost g. h, Gsv s-nmsn. from
Js'g lsi TO p,c ma5ss 3is,. 1853 sni .as. neas
hey N.sre rssssd - thc ao1so. IT'S ez;i,aa.ss
sse saf. 4 "a:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24
VTALUABLE VACANT LOT on lSYu g.
" ANp WALNUT ALLEY, AT AUCTION

We Will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY, u.
nth day u April, commencing at IL O'Clock =
Valuable vasaDt lot on the West iie Of 10dA WFess.
81 s. s'els si sr W.o. VII .a :.
18Th steest thifyeisht feet. and runs haak pasaaes
with Ws:cus Aiisy 1fiy-ssveu fest xhe !ooaatoA
Of this los adspts Il paT.loulAily fer lan1cs.
house
TERMS One half eash, or tie whole U peo.
ferrsd; the balance At six months, 1oe cegotldo1e
notes, With interest added, eseured by tEuys doeA
The purchase, 70 pay tho taxes foe lsA0.
JAS n TAYLOR 4 con, AuskA.
AFTER .hs sale Of tho shove VIII b s9ld about
ninety thousand Old ERsOKH on tho sanYlct
an % JMT = B, Auot'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

A HANDSOME BUlLDIxa LoT. OF 1E1
IA 1oHTH EID1 or NAR0HAEIs N.
TWIN $50 AND 9iTA s1REETA CHU1OU
HILL, AT AU0fl0M.-Ws viii s.u. sDon H.
April. comms0eln9 as I o'clock, . haadsoos 6uild.
ipg Lot, lccased - shove Is fronts On MaMhAN
street 81 feet and runs bsek n, usual deDeh - =
alley.
mcntha for . note. with htogoat aA0o1, I'D q.
eaysd BY trust dssd. The taxss ioe Ice % -
Paid By the purchaser.
ap93 JA0 TAYLOR Z 0Ou, AueeA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
DISSOLVE THE UNION.

dissolve tho Union! Who would part
The chain that binds us heart to heart!
Each link was formed by sainted sires
Amid the revolution fires,
And cooled oh, where so rich hood
In Warren's and in Sumpter's blood
Dissolve the Union! Be like France
When terror reared her bloody lance,
And men became destruction's child,
And woman in her passion wild,
Danced in the lifo-blood OF her queen,
Before the dreadful guillotne
Dissolve the Union Roll away
The spangled flag from glory's day,
Blot out the history of the brave
And desecrate each patriots grave,
And when above the wreck ofyears
Quaff an eternity OF tearsi
Dissolve the Union Can it be
THAT they who speak such words arc free!
Great God Did any die to save
Such sordid wretchcs from the grave,
When breast to breast and hand to hahd
Our patriot fathers feed the land.
Dissolve the Union Ho, forbear,
The sword ofDomocles is there!
Cut but hair, and earth shall know
A darker deadlier tale of woe,
Than history's crimson page has told,
Since Nero's car in blood enrolled!
Dissolve the Union Speak ye hills
Ye everlasting mountains cry -.
Shrek oat ye streams and miDgllng rihs'
And oceans roar in agony!
Dead'heroes leap from glory's sod
And shield the manor Of ypnr oiooo
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
The Lincoln CatecI,ism.

Ouestion-Whati is the Constitution?
Answer--A compact with hell-now
obsolete. ...-. -...-
@. What is the Government?
A. Abraham Lincoln, Charles Sum
ner and Owen Lovejoy.
@. What is the President?
A. A general agent for negroes.
@. What is Congress?
A. A body organized for the purpose
of appropriating funds to buy Africans
and to moke laws to protect the Presiden
from being punished for any violation o
law he may commit. .........
@. What is an army?
A. A provost guard, to arrest whites
and set negroes free.
@. What are the members of Con
gress supposed to represent?
A. The President and his Cabinet
@. What is understood 10y 'coiuiug
money!"
A. Printing green back paper.
@. What does the Constitution mean
by freedom of the press?
A. The suppression of Democratic
newspapers.
@. What is Secretary of War?
A. A man who arrests people by tel
egraph.
@, What is the meaning of the word
traitor?
A. One who is a stickler for the Con
stitution aud the laws.
c.. What are the particular duties of I
uommander-in-c chief?
A. To disgrace any general who does
not believe that the negro is better than
white man. ....
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
kidnapping of Citizens by Ad-
ninistratiOn officials.
From the Prairie du CHEN twis.) Courier.

From the Prairie du CHEN (Ws.) Courier
Two citizens were last week forcibly
seized at McGregor, Iowa. placed in irons
and hurried away from their homes and
families. Mr.. P. Jordan. one of the per-
sons taken, is citizen of Prairie du Chen,
and has lived here over two years. We
have seen him, and the following is the
account of his forcible abduction: ..'
IL got up in the morning, and finding
that some person had taken my skiif
away, went across to McGregor to find
it, While there, the enrolling officer
came up and asked me my name, at the
same time telling me that it was his duty
to enroll my name in readiness for the
dralt. / told him that was not subjec,
to be drafted in Iowa. having never had
residence in that State. | also tolt
him that | had lived two years in Prarit
du Chen, Wisconsin,; that my home and
family were there, and that my name has
already been enrolled. The officer still
insisted upon my giving him my name
which | firmly refused. 1 was ther
seized by armed force, put in irons, and
| carried q roundabout way to Dubuque
and there marched through the streets OF
Sunday, and thrown into the common
iail From the time of my arrest until
my srrival in Dubuque was not allowed
to take off my clothing, neither were the
irons taken from my limbs that l might
! partake of food. / was not allowed a
bed.
"At Dubuque was taken before Judge
Hampstead, on a writ Of habeoS corpus
AS nothing could be shown against me
/ was free to go home. after being insult
ed, abused, placed in irons; and confined
in common Jail, like thief. The citi
zens of Dubuque were very indignant a
the treatment shown me, and, but fol thu
advice of influential men, the officials
who abducted me would have been badly
served. / have commenced an actor
against Alonza brown, Sheriff of Clay
ton county, Iowa; p. II. Bonger. Unitet
States Marshal of Dubuque; and II. w
Gilbert; and they are now bound over
and ore under $1,000 bonds each, to ap
pear and answer to the charge OF falls
Imprisonment and forci5le abduction"
The above is the substance of MI
Jol dams statement of the outrage. Th
following is copy of note from M
Menges, the enrolling officer here:
"PRAnIr pu CHEN, July l6. 1863.
"Sir--patrick Jordan is citizen of the tow
of Prairie du Chen. have enrolled his nan
here. an. MENGEs, Enrolling Oihcef.
1t has come to pretty pass, when
IL free American citizen can be seizen by
@ petty officer. and forcibly carried awe
= from home and family.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
Stlistella
MIR. VaIIaudigham's VOte on the
Army Appropriation Bill
From the Crisis.]


We referred last week to the Republi-
c.n effort to make capital out of the fac
that Mr.. Vallandigham voted, as they
charge, against the 75O,ooo,opo army
snnropria,ion bill last December.
The following debate occurred on Its
massage. which will throw some light on
the objections to the bill, which appeared
at the time in the Congressional Hlo6e;
Mr.. Stevens. This is special order
and therefore general debate upon IT !s
not in order. / intend, as soon as 1t Is
disposed Of, to move to SO into the Com
mit.ee OF the Whole again; in order tina
the gentleman from Kentucky may haV'
an opportunity OF speaking upon any
subiect he chooses. fear he would b
trammeled now by the special order.
Mr.. Vallandigham. Is the Chairman
Of tho Committee OF Ways and Mean
ebla to state the amount Of money pro
posed to be appropriated BY this billY
MT. Stevens. About seYen hundre
and thirty 1.-TWO million dollars. It doe
not nearly reach eight hundred miii'0
dollars, go,
The reading Of the bill was resume
and completed. .u
Mr.. Mallory. l offer the following
provisO, to come in at the end Of Y
pill:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13

THE Detroit ladies put their crinoline
to good use. They suspend them by a
pole through the center, thus forming a
circular trells, around which cypress vines
and morning glories Chamber in the Wild
est luxurance.
A YOUNG lady in Brandon, Conn, says
if any young man who wishes to embrace
an opportunity. will come to Brandon
he may do better.
WHEN is man under the weather.
When he is drunk laying in the gutter
and it raining.
LAWYERS, Doctors and Women, ar
ell females.
Why was Adam like sugar planter
Because he raised Cain. -...
MEAN souls. like mean pictures, are al
ways found in good looking frames.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13

the Departments--without having time
to even add up the amount, and included
the great negro swindle and all
Far more honcst--far more decent,
would it be to condemn those who voted
for Tie bill, rather than those who voted
against, or refused to vote at all. We
have no hesitation 10 saying that had we
been a member OF that House, we should
have voted plump against the measure,
and then called on any one to condemn
us; if they had the courage. We would
have unraveled before the country the
whole plot and wickedness Of the meas
ure. We rather like to be abused for
doing our duty, for it gives us good
chance OF showing up our enemies in
making our defense.
We not only hope, woxSelieve, that
the people Of Ohio, for their own honor.
and to save their hard earned property,
will not be SO lost to every honorable
sentiment and their elf.preservation, as
to condemn public servant bccuase he
would not vote away the public treasure
for purposes the most corrupt and unpa.
triotic. If nothing will do them but the
most extravagant and reckless expendi-
lures, why then they can easily find men
enough who are wicked enough to soon
empty their pockets Of the last dollar and
put i. into their own. Before the people
do this. they had better take general
drunk and spend all they have got them
selves and be done with it.