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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

COUGH, GOLD, OR AN IRKITATED THKUATI
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftcntlmes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ga they are
beneficial The good eecta yesulting from the use Of
the Troces and their extended use has caused them to
he counterfeited De to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the 0snwins Broaon's Bron
chtal 7ocles which have roce their efficacy by tes
Of many years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
use the Troches. Military ofHcers and Soldiers, who
overax the voice and exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at oj cents per
box.
jan2O-dStw3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

Hon. Milton eutlia. Chief Justice; Hen. William
Peck, Hon. William Y. Ghoson, Hon. jacob Brlnkerhoh
and Hon. Josiah Scott, Judges.
L. J. critchneld, Esq Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Charge of 7reason.-Theodore Goodall;
at one time Provost detective under General
Winder, was before the Mayor last Saturday
on the charge of being in the employ OF the
q. s. Government, sud furnishing Information
to that Government, etc. When the case was
called It was ascertained that the witness on
whom the Mayor relied was confined to her
bed from indisposi.ion, and could not appear;
Mr.. Gilmer, the council of the accused, raised
the question of jurisdiction with the Mayor,
and asked his Honor to transfer the pfIaensE
TO the Confederate authorities, the offence
charged being against that Government, and
not against the Commonwealth OF Virginia
Mr. Gilmer cited the authorities noticed by us
on Friday morning to sustain his motion, and
submitted the question to the Court.
The Mayor, after duly considering the points
raised, decided that the case was one OF when
he was required to take coenlzance that the
prisoner had been before the Circuit Judge on
a writ of Aabeas corpus, and had been refused
a discharge because Of the fact that the Com Com.
monwealth had not been allO wed time to make
out her case. He should, therefore, adjourn
the examination and commit the accueed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

JAcxson MISS. June l8.-The fret time In
four DAYS heavy firing was heard at Vioks.
burg this morning. Last accounts represent
that Grant IA busy terrifying and cutting down
trses beyond the Big Black 70 impede John.
ston's movemsnts They also represent that
great distress prevails among citizens inside OF
the enemv's lines The Yankees have robbed
them Of all their provisions, and numbers are
In starving condition:
OsYKA. jnus l6-via Mobile l9.-OMcers
from Port Hudson report that all Il safe, and
the garrison In good spirits, with provisions
for three months. The enemy has made twen-
ty-seven assaults, with loss Of i've thousand.
Our loss IL three hundred. .
JAcKsoN. June I7-via Mobile 19.-Nume-
rous couriers have arrived from Vicksburg
within the mast few days. Their reports are
stereotyped. Beyond the fact that Grants
sappers and miners are at work to bow up our
works, there is nothing new.
A courier from Port Hudson, with dispatch
es to Gen. Johnston, arrived last night. He
repor.s that the garrison is in fine condition
and epirjts. Banks's force is estimated at
20, 600. II is also reported that he has aban.
doned the idea of storming the place, and gone
to ditching.
Official dispatches from Milliken's Bend
state that cur attack upon that place was q
failure. The enemy had three lines Of works
He was driven out of two, but made deepe-
rate stand at the third, and with the assistance
Of bis punboa.s repealed our forces. Nothing
is known outside of official circles of Kirby
Smiths movements.
Adyioes from Memphis state that the wound
ed on transports are still arriving from Vicks-
burg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
The Lac Cavalry Battle

1t has been nearly six months since, in con.
junction with several other papers of this
city, we urged the absolute necessity of i'm.
proving this arm Of the service While we
have been negligent in this respect, the Yam.
kees have been straining every nerve to place
their cavalry on the best possible footing 1t
ia evident that they have been, at least par.
TALLY, successful, from the desperate resistance
which they made in the two last combats We
have been too much in the habit of decrying
Yankee horsemanship. ANY description Of
men may, by means of the riding school, be
drilled into good cavalry. A large portion Of
the English cavalry, we are told, are men who
are enlisted in London, aud havs never been
on horseback before entering the service
Yet there are no bstter troops in the world, az
they have proved upon an hundred fields in all
quarters Of the globe. Tho Yankees have
evidently been drilling their awkward riders
into good horsemen, and they have succeeded.
We mention not these things by way of dis
enlargement, but a. stimulant to renewed
exertion on the part Of our officers, and re-.
nswed zeal on the part Of our troops The
Southern people constitute the best body Of
riders in the world. They start ct the point
which the Yankee attains only at the expense
of long and painful system oftraining 1t is
perfectly easy for the Southsrner 10 maintain
his superiority, provided only he be deter
mined ~ do 20. Strict attention to drill 10 in.
dispsnsably necessary, because though body
oftroops may b composed Of individuals who
Ars excellent riders, they may be beaten BY an
Inferior body who act together. Bonaparts
tells NJ that the kamslukes are the best riders
In the world, and that In single combat they
always slew their adversary. But in bodisl
~ Ffsnsh could easily beat them, the instinsa
Of disoipise caused thsm 70 ast n nass, and
49, thsn neee tAan matsh 1or ~ ieolated
sAiasas ef sAsis sasmy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Hastings Cours.-Mrs. Caroline Isaacs
charged with receiving 81 600 worth of goods
stolen from Chiles g. Chenery, knowing the
came 10 have been stolen, was tried and &C
quilted.
John Jones, indicted for felonously stealing
goods at the riot on the % of April, was tried
and acquitted. Judge Lyons then remanded
him to the Mayor to be examined fer partici
pafing in the riot.
The trial of jesse White, indicted for muir.
der, was postponed till September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Prison Record-At Castle Thunder, since
our last report, there have been twenty eli ght
arrivals. OF these we notice the names Of j.
T. Kiug, of the 18th Va. cavalry, to be court
msrtialsd; j. S. Tyler, charged with mutiny;
and James Sexton, charged with forgery and
attempting to go North. VIM. Adkins, of the
SD n. G regiment, died at the Castle yester
day morning.
At the Libby everything has been quiet
tbs register not showing the arrival of q sin.
gle prisoner. Preraratonsare making for he
reception of thoss captured at Winchester
| 500 of whom are expected down this even.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

MS d. to ON troops % NY thas thsy ap.
psar 70 hovs astsd with CREST bravery, asthsy
always do. But Il grievse rs 10 sss the Tan
KEGS getting bold enough to encounter south
ern horsemen. Our advice is to taxa good
care Of the horsss, TO drill the men CON-
SANITY to act In bodies, 10 ksep an eternal
watch, and In all respects to preserve the
stric.est discipline. That only can successfully
recover our advantage, which at present seems
to be somewhat compromised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

I.pruI.L coRRssPorD.xcs OF THE DISPATCH
LYscBBuRa. June Olaf. 1863.

LYNCBBURG, June Dist, 1868.
After lapse of nearly two years l again
rssume the duties of a correspondent of the
Dispatch. My chief aim in this capacity will
be to keep your readers advised of all the cur.
rent news Of the day in this vicinity, and TO
record impartially every event transporting in
th,s section of the State which may be deemed
of sufficient importance to justify publication.
In addition to this there are many matters Of
interest concerning the public which may be
accidentally alluded to, in terms Of appreciation
" otherwise, az in the humble judgment Of
you, correspondent may seem fit and proper;
always taking care to avoid all personalities
in the several topics under discussion. Having
said this much through your kind indulgence
/ will close this Introductory epistls by giving
brief review Of affairs round about ne.
In commercial point of view, business may
be said TO be fiat. no transactions having take
place during the past few weeks of any COZ.
siderable importance. Most of the sales which
are made are for consumption and to country
dealers in small quantities. Manufac .ured to.
baoco continues inactive. The offerings of
leaf tobacco may be considered light, and the
demand good. Some Of the highest prices ever
obtained in this market have been paid during
the past few weeks. A fair supply of vegeta:
tles may be found In our market, prices rang.
ing enormously high; for instance, Irish pc.
tatoes 81 per quart, or 432 per buehel. When
paper money 10 redeemed in gold, truly may
It be said that the gardening fraternity will
reap golden harvest.
At special term Of the Circuit Court of
Roapoke county, which was closed Oh last
Thursday, james e Slower was convicted Of
murder in tile hEst degree for killing John II.
Psyton during the mouth of November last.
The trial is said TO have excited great interest
In the community, occupying the attention of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
sssavaJ,

Ia Mobile, Ala, On tbs 9aA last. r A CUNNING.
Ham, OF Washington city, In tia ssh ysar ct his
age. he Leaves Wife sad che child In This city.
Nsy he rest Ia peace
II washiua ton pspsrs plsass copy.
or whoopins cough, on the lash Inst, Of "Zdgs'
wrod'' the rssidenee az Mrs. Maria L 3oot Hslifax
caunsy, Va. little y HDy, son OF WIN T and sale
K Bsslaw, aGed 10 months
'suffse little Children TO como unto ms, and fos.
btd them nos; fof Of such h tbs Kingdom Of
Neaven"
0southsrn Chnrehmaa plsAxs copy.
In the ely Of PsesssbMs. of coosamp tion, on thu
6ta Lost. 4iAs 1L02AD HvAnS. n ths 0ish ysaa
q keg ssa
rAn aeae Diluin of Mi % - ny essss ~
laki1e - teEsm - - aAalsws NV Nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Stealing Aoney-Msry Taylor was before
the Mayer last Saturday, and committed for
further examination before the Hastings Court,
on the charge of stealing 1925 from Joseph
Kepler on the 9TH of April. Fer this came
offence, girl named Mary Smith, who oecu-
pied room with the accused, was tried and
acquitted before the HustiEgs Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Fiye-Last Saturday morning the carpenter
chop of James A. JohHsoD, On Franklin, lear
9jh street, was fired and burned Mr.. johnson
losing ali his tools and IA largo amount OF un-
finished work and stock, valued at 81 600. Tie
flames spread to = Y. Lanirum's pant chop
adjoining, which was also completely destroy
ca, with all its contents. LUss, - 800 Nei-
Their OF the parties had any insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Darlington Saturday morning last, as a
young lady, Miss Clark, was passing 10 Mar
shalt street, near Screamersville, she was met
by two rutfiana, one OF whom snatehed her
porte monnaie from her and ran off. the other
pretending to give chase and crying stop him.
as soon as the lady recovered from her alarm
she proceeded to Broad street, where she re-
nortrd the circumstance to three soldiers, who
started in search of the thieves In the porte
monuaie Vas a small diamond pin, on the
back of which ia engraved "B. G., to "A: l..
g. Should it be offered for sale the guilty
parties to this daring outrage may yet be cap
tured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

aid, charged with stealing $500 and gold
watch from William Riley, were before thu
Mayor laat Saturday, and Burns was prepared
to prove that he had received o sum of money
from Government paymaster; but owing to
the absence of an important witness the exaal-
ination was postponed till to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Forfeited-Mary jackson, charged with
participating in the riot OH the Cd of April,
and held to bail to appear before the Mayor
on Last Saturday, failed to appear because of
serious indisposition, and her bond was for
feited The investigation was then fixed for
the Ssh OF July, by which time, it is hoped, the
accused will be ready to answer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Supposed Fatal.-Last Saturday morning,
a yellow boy, III attempting to get upon train
of cars, ON the fredericksburg road, in
ScreamersviIle, fell Oh the track, aud the train
passing over his legs, crushed them both in
the most frighttul manner. Amputation was
resorted to, but the wounds We're 80 serious
that no hopes were entertained for the rec0v-
cry Of tne unfortunate lad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

LArK EoRrEzRN PAPsRs-Arew arrival
OF N,stae'n papsrs (ais nortag) Of he very lsssst
ds.es, conta'niDg all ths news Of the invasioa AID
operations OF orr army Ia Ma y.snd ard Psn2sgk
vssis ut the Confsdsrxts Reading koem. Also,
q Ee~ and besu.itai lot OF Yanise Pic..risis.
Also, Ill tbs city and Southern pspsra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Sent to the Grand Jury.-William W. New,
charged with assaulting L. Hoyer, was before
the Mayor last Saturday. and his case sent to
the Grand Jury. Mr.. New is one OF Gen
Winders detectives Not knowing Mr. Hoyer,
and hearing lady charge him with finding
her money in the street and refusing to give il
up, as citizen he arrested Mr. H., and that,
too, without using any force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Dismissed-The charge made by j. W.
Garner against Edward Leiss was heard by
the Recorder last Saturday and dismissed,
there being no evidence to chow that the ac-
ant, and the accused proving himself to be a
man Of good character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
BY James Nj rayieY, Aucs'r.

CALg HOUSE And LOT IN rEE CITY
~ or ai,sts A3A1. Pars1ant - the 0ec sss
IL. Gir ri, Court OF ths cstY oil ssshr2cnc fzisse
a. tse Oh and Is.h OF J6ps. h63, Ia 4 o saai y.
Honand ard wlis ssinss ketgu on ard hrs
shall N WEDNESDAY tea ssh dag OF ) ano.
1863 at 3 check p. Al sell npos ihs prstaises -
.ua,ic sust.ou 10 he hi Aegs biodsf, LoA 90 sns
.orh ssas n Cary ssest, hstwesn fIrst sna ~
pa ssESs.s Ia tbs tity OF SieeDaand. fronsfS Wy
fee. CT Gary ssIses, aai running saek ~ iset "
an siey ID feet vida o. this l0s IL hfisk a~sA'
ipg houss vita roons agood ki.ehtn. Ac. -.
TsHMs.-@ee- hid essh; o@o ui.e ID s'x inea.
snd tne g.laa ialag ibid in twelve naonias rvs,
d.y CT ssse - In iassssss fdses ON ths est4ts"
pawn sn.s graEr Tia dsyc sale, iht suseaHssf 81.
b. hs NJ sos.es ct - for lse deferred pas nsa.s
su shs dis 10 rs property ~ 10 wi,hnsa ~
Whole oarchxss Tneasv "a pad, 1ns p1ssIfa0
VII, hnss ths liberty OF pa, ~ ms hsle sseoS
money Ia cxsh, upon doing ehlch - WV tsss
doed With spsciai wsrraasy usas t9 hssa ss oass
TtfsS j EvA5s spesssi oSn
hl6 Jas NJ TAILOR. Areif
by Chss I. Wsru4am = &c. Ase'r~
c,uaAs AND gupaslog YRgxea SaAsoY
- AT AUQTioE We all ssii ea u ofa - 20.
sSs 81 ins.. a cur rahcaas ca lon street. y III
rsccanx a. 10 o'cioak A 49,
g hsds prims TO ese,cs sassfs
60 b. Whsss Caartsd 9ussf
q e,sss very superior ocsnas bfanaS' va
aga iet5
TeSsse L.a n.
p.,soss vlsAns 70 taas sasssasss Of sA,s -. =
M sen1 thple aoCas = anl IT. lete.s -
- 0uAa Sve13uAn ~
= 1o~tG A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Execution Of a Deserter.-Charles Kelley,
alias Linton, who had deserted twice and sub
etituled twice, was shot at Chstfin's Bluff
Saturday morning. He met his fate very
calmly, requesting the firing squad to take
good aim at him. At the signal the squad
fred, three balls piercing his heart and three
entsring his head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

The Cage-On Saturday and yesterday
there were very few persons deposited in
the cage The only case worthy Of notice
was that of Trenton Rufiio, who is charged
with stealing pair Of women's CATERS from
John C.. Page
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

w. ;.E ak 51As MA meeting OF tns
~ sto khssders Of th,s company riil Is hsi1
Isk OF Jais next 6. tbs ole, OF tie President OF
tae riotrlcat and Eetsrghura Railroad Company,
at "A clecs z II. Eli shush3,dars VIII fed 1t 20
thsi ins.gs.t TO z.tse3.
j.2s-St* MAAy STOCKHOLDERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Aecideat.-On Saturday morning last, a
horse attached to carriage in which were
two ladies, ran If down Franklin street, up
ing both ladies badly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Stealing.-Emanuel Davenport and slave
named George are TO be examined before the
Mayor this morning on charge Of stealing
81 500 from Samuel Reany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
. By Richard Cauthorn, Auc,,-

IN MONDAY, tee 2ad last, o. 10 o,o,..,
~ my ssore, Iwil sell Al auction snndo. 81
sscon. .efrings, Soap. Ylour
hutiss, LArn, h.onswars, 1onace,. C,-..-
Ans guaity oshsF .ss!cies N'SN.s
hEs MARS ArD BocKs
at II o'clock will cell eishlss. nTvv,,
Stating OF Portraits Of ito PTrsd.nts ss, soE
No1 OF lndspendsnee. Fs1ly Sod Sch ,! No.
aoo Illustrative OF hums4- life; SID an. n, Ienn 49,
Vo'uaass consisting CT Ma sxulsy Bistorv ~ r sN
lana, Hex'co AID Yuca.an; Travels 1, itb. "a
Africa. sal Ia lndis; pr Fi;ca's I,.sturr"' rasa
OF 1850 with Map; aurye&.'s Works, Davs., q.
Seefa; sc CAUfHO2s
~ aucinno,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Continued The case Of Thomas Tarpin, q
lad, charged with stealing sum of money
from Jno. Mullen, will be inquired into by the
Mayor to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

Sent On.-James Damn, for stealing tobacco
from Chamberlain & Blair, was examined be.
fore the Recorder last Saturday and sent on
f,r trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22
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Mm II Fsp c, ssa.at..
fSo i.6 asa 40

"A UCTfnr aAF1 THIS Day. ~
II TH'a n1Y. ws sh.I offs- ~ e'osk,
1870 rset,sss NMufss'sssas 40t.sso ,,,,-,,
3ass c.bls. Imp ris1,s zga Co.. i,oias
bssras. pul up In 1851. N'4Sf ensiss
'oso g Msi.; snosIns Tebsese, lEsluaIrz.xn
- hkirioa,' "neucaiiann sGr.ss - Al.
"Pioneer," "0aisors n.BilIv no.,.Hn. "a
AsoaSey and scssch EnuHs Cissr., &C.
ALSO
Ohcise Sugars In email pack,r~
Greco and Black Teas, ToaF. gsnH..
Dried Fruit, Old Boslish Cls.ss
"o.essnrssts ssuc,. xosiIah VAIN, IL,
-ALSO,-
bale Superior Hoos
100 Straw Hats, $50 Straw Bro,-..
Hrs.iah Cap Paper. Boots Iok'
Ine sa'e VIII ccmmsncs with Groc.,Is. L.
to. VIM b FoWLa. Sass 4 40
Auc..onss,~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

. aALLA.T DASH OF 0En. WALxxR.-Kirbv
9nnos Iexa. troops, undss General Walker.
dascsa upon NE snsny's wagon train. oppo.
aats sicksouFe, N last Nouday. and cautured
tAroe Aandfed Wagons, with t6eir full couple.
msnt Of wagons, psovisieaa. Skc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

II o5T-on Gs'a-day rcrcisr. Jan. 1'sh, nsxr
j TIN old M@sss., na7 NE sssM HDttM Ba.lx,
nnlasinisg is7 exemption papsts. ceA eeslar va
Bsnk II Aiahar,a cad ons Il shs Tarmsrs' Danh
~ xesv Jersey; passport dEtsd lah ~ Jas.
1888 ard ctass pspss. I~sIpsv LIBERAL rsrasd
Tor lid Book II delivered ct this "a or "a Bisksy
Oerta.. Franklin q, tsswssn ~ and g p 80.
is9i~ltA ID CARTER
7 oSf-On Friday, the 18th last. between Sea,
j la ook's Hospital and 21,t etrsst, largo Pearl
BKAAsTPIn. fhe hnser will b literally rs.
warded By lssving It At this el1ies. j. 2s-lse
CTRAYnD-Cn shA i9h Lat, yellow MARE,
BRAIDED with the lsttsr G en- tae Ief, shoulder;
is tsfas In the rshs hind los, and hiss short TALL
Also q .orrsl Heksp, bisssi face, on the tight
b paid for then. IA hOLL,
GfKAYED-From nv p1ssni o. on 17.h stras:,
- nsass the Central Workshop. ls,g, While
sow With ring In her moss she kss nave. had
riss will givo lib.rsl Earasd scr her return to
ni sas' "a u 'f''' + I5 p ~ ac,osouuu
IL l6th mat, t~o ROBES. Gao large bsv. about
5 old; tas oshor Hrasil brown horse, shout
yems cd The ow1ers Fl. requested - eoa,c for
w,,e, rfo"' properly Ssy oss,Fss, sna take sham
js 2s-3ss About 10 r,i'ss ssovs glcsm,ad.
TsrA.Y.-garlo to nay hou . At The FOOT & the
IL Poor h0uss Hili, SONS tina during this non.h,
q medium slzs black CoW, In goos or5e-. Tbs
owner can &c. hsr by raging expenses rod cgltoS
on me. Ijs:2 2.'I 70 BLAf K AUsH.
Tl1ARF EUNDRsD lOLEAsa EKYAeD.-
Z On tao tight If the IA of June. (snriay,)
two no sS1s vera s.oisa from ths Victoria Fer
nacs t.of ia ccuasy ons large bay Horss, With
Hbia saS la his forehead, six years DID, tbs other
= srasi dun Mare, with biloxi marc and tail WEI,
under hec neck, jos. above tbs brses: nsoz.y az
lSTs az = hsn's egg; cha xk mas CONS white ep7ts
oa her back from ssdeIs marks, ,is.is whi.s, on
oae aiad got Tbs mass 1, q got years old. Both
OF them are a 70 saddle hossss Was tatsn e. tbs
sane t;ms oEs csvslsy Ssdils aud tns cit z .n's
sa5als fly dei'srs viii b. paid fcr tie rs sovsry
OF siaer bosse, or fsc ssh infsrktion IS Ill iead
to tasr rscovegg, sa3 cha lu,d.cd dss ara a1iscs
for tse approximation OF 'ha t.ro thieves Ths psr-
sts Tho broke the s.abss opsa wars Eoidiess and
srrposes t. bo 1eaerecs, aad .sArtsG in 10 difsc-
ton CT Fsosdonsviils. THoa a UCGp!s
10 ss-6ss Tol.rsv lie. s.ou "a G, vs..
e sEa Dsaa.AAS naW Agps-.yyi re- psIa for
Z CD" ssEaysG or stosea rem Lap premises.
Oh cTsg3n Hll the tops gf osta horas cut If sd
blind OF ene eye and IL black Cow. T viii pap
tbs above rerasd Cor tie dsvssy CT gsid Cow.
j.g2-3.S D.IasSfrK .C1GNH3cGH
z sAFUAs D. " .@I'H - Ups OF s9P email servants
4 brought 30 ~ hcuss a far Days ago goid
Wstih suspect i, was gotten disaonsstlY II so,
ths o~nar cSn ge. il hY describing il 10 T .
woody. corner Main sad l7sh sts end psyirg
fer :.i. sdve,tiseue1t. VIA aLEGu
lsl7~3.s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-22

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