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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

Smuggling THAT the way Of the trans
Rreaeor 10 hard 10 evident 70 all from the trou-
BE which two blockadere, both intelligent
young men, have had to undergo within few
daye past Yesterday Petsr II. Morgan,
blockade. runner, was hef)re the Mayor on
the oath Of Josiah X. Farr, also b'ockader,
charged with taking and approprias'ng 70 me
goods, which sack had been entrusted TO tarr
BY Camille Cotser, also blockader From
ths evidence elected it appears that Cotter,
while In MARYLAND, placed ia the care OF Farr
. carpe. sack Of goods to be brought SCUM,
Farr being q snccessful runner and trnst-
worthy man. Farr, IL seems, had chartered
vessel. aud allowed Morgan 70 ship goods on
il, which vessel was ssiz I'd by Federal agents
in Washington. Farr then made up blockade
packages and deposited them In Maryian for
oafs keeping, Morgan knowing where they
were and eli about them. The next thing
heard OF the sock and goods in question they
h&d been brought 10 Richmond, entered in an
auction house, and ordered to be sold 70 the
credit Of James FAIR, the prisoner drawing
the money for the goods when sold, but pro,
Teasing bis readiness N pay it over to FAIR at
any moment. FAR, it seems, gave Morgan
no authority 10 got his goods and bring them
over. Morgan gave 40 reason for doing SO
that no supposed Farr had been captured by
the Y spkees; that finding the sack and a letter
bag in the hands of another party he took
possession Of them, and, AZ friendly ACT,
made sale OF the goods, in order that FArr
might realize their value.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall and A. }. Crane,
Esq, appeared for the accused. After exnIb-
ting the return of Gales. which were made out
in the name of James Farr, and proving the
good character of their client, they took the
ground thst no offence had been committed, as
no conceaiment had been made of the goods,
they having been cold for Mr. Farr, to whom
the proceeds Of sale would he paid At any mo-
ment After denying the larcsny, they con
tended that no Identification of the goods had
taken place, and that even if a larceny had
been perpetratsd, it had been completed IN
the United States, and could not follow into
the Confedsracy, inasmuch as the two powers
were ct war.
The Mayor concurred In the opinion that the
Court could not take jurisdi ction OF felony
committed in Sforeign country, but stated that
the evidence in this case showed no felonious
intent on the part of the prisoner, and that he
therefore felt bound to order his discharge.
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re OHaAY GOODS FaoH AUnfiOH
- No ~ MAIN av1tST'
Ha.ntilul Dnk and B ack Osliooea oSo
50 pieces Cotton Chamorsys u 70
zine Lawns suali 6gure, d 50
Fine Riark Alpaca, %
Fiae sch Drsss eils. e'6
r:ne Whiss aud csiosed osrbsics. very aas up
Amssic.n Pins and Tlsesins. 80 c's
Lsd,ez Whi.s Cotton Hoss, % 70
Ard ja-e. collection OF oths- Goods, suSo AZ
Needles. Spool Cotton
Euspeudefs. Brown Windsor bcA2
Porcs,sin Bastoos Losn hakh
Hooks ard Eyes. Hair Pics, snoes' &C.
--ALeO-
AKis> article Of Brown su5N.
~ II Main street,
iy'8-lt& Ahe~n 1s Ae1ss .
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SATURDAY gvENIxd. JAY .sh, 1s6s,
TH2EH PIECES

' szw d goP oUaTiis
Painted at COS *
TWENrY.6EVFN BUNDLED oNiAAs
nav RIoaMusD YHEATRB
Pronounced nv Cnnroisssnrs OF Az: to bs she noss
Ii,h.r Mort. OF South.
The peri rma7cs will commence wdn' fof IN
FIRST tim. his sesson She er.|s"f povs
TEE WANGEsI BOYS
OF sWIfZER 1AED.
.:.s hills Q: rno asY)
wher viii DO presented ths Comedy OF the
80 e = ~ CAPT FxANK BAHEO: zLE
The performances will sonclua. with the vers
'''' BslDa or sAvsNTY;
rHH sHRaEAar" wxDDInai
See bids CT tee dsy for particulars.
IN rsh.sri al sni will soon bs presented. the
grand Romantic Poem by Sir Wsi:sr Scott, Oh
THE LADY OF THE LAkEl
aosGEoUs scnNsaY
Iyls-l. APr oISragNra
M agsVs osayA,s sAs-ss,
xHls (sA7uRDAy) NIaar. July 18Th.
GRAND UuHhE VIEWS.
sr0RM AZ &fiA-
gHE BsACOE LiGHg
Terror cf Yankee Shippers
The r.uo~ nsa AL: gARA, or 30
Ohss. Capture aid Banning o' so
Ysnk @ i3get "S3esn Wavs
VIII bs exhibited ia oonns-.i II with othsr ,n:si
sa..:-g Vis~s : eri.iisat sdjt!i1E 10
LaE GaLLOgTs
FAMOUS
war TL1TGyRl TIoess
@sress hy tbs fascinating A.ss<r ~ysfa.r
Euso by Smith fz.siicu Band
g.eoad night Of KIsa siAGG G, tho Scung siout'
Vocsi-t
IN preparation,
Z Eaga.G ,aa.
FAIRY EPECTsCLt.
s-Ei Fsst.yed q ais a.; Cbiidsa4 E4d SassEo.s Soc
j n--u-
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TWO BoUsE3 I'D LOTS ssaB sHs
K town cf sapshsster, on The Tureeise lssdhs
- Broad Aocx. acd In tns ns!lhbasA@cd Of the AZ
TION On MONDAY ths e)ih d,y n JAY -,
o'c1sa r h. viii sell. upon the premises ,ss.ri
horsss ard Let's .soatsc Is Shove. sus i occaritd
by Er Henry Wcnssk as q grocery; the tsbn
will four OF lAaa Atsaehsd ID seeuE lied bf
Afehsr Dyer.
THsks-IioeiaI. aud us.ds known . day n s.s
~ ID yAA b. TASL6f, Anetf
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SUUYHG4s eXraBSS OFF, &
Richmond Jay le lsh2
FHHHg FOLLOWING PEASDIa EAVG pACE
( A2AS remaining In THIS flies. uael&.n - to
"a e. Those calling fos them mus. pEos!1ce ship.
ping receipts or osi4r evidence OF their sui hoisy
10 receipt fer t1eln:
L. Persons calling Tor ths following packages
Win pissse $50 ibsy sie advertised:
ADAMS 81 tieIJ Pyone. l. e
HeGoy Geo Fslo- ParasEa Ir.
Bradford Ihss dcssr M Purdue % w
Bailey Ienstt IL q Rodgers se II
3ilag Capt Hairs Il h,zts a. !:
ke.i 60, aantsr Cept u 6.ssn. w ]
Bryan Geo T q Hil. . r Sheppard LrV
f;oe xr ID n Ioiton Ia fDish ~
q csh.t Capt Honko,s on rgG Ecsiss@Major
OF e Jas james si7ef ius II aeaG
(;syldsG q D Co ct InsF Tayto- NJ
CrtS Ls-is erdssijs fhnsbss * =
Euss.an Surg ~ Jonss U0i 1ysaEi rs't - Z
Beacon T. Elns F8ssp issoa L i
Dl!Fa-y Miss ais-o tooEse Wharton ) J
"a Apise Il J Ssy,nGe. Capt
HimsjJ AYsr l. W ~ his Eaa9A
F.acsr Il
il Isl Il GaATlT n. Agent
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" sLuABLE MIL PaOPRnTs, AVID
v LARGE gUA5hg OF VAJ. NJ LOTS o.

@l,u0C5, ~ auCciOa.-cn ~uUasDfT ri
July st Il O'Clock, sce pfsd.ise4 " ii Sill stss
valueSls 8riss Mil wei known ussrinsfons
Eiil located Ia Gdama'g g1sisy. srd a inins tie
Central Railroad. Tha-s is aoous O. sn ao.s "
land attached. TAis property ID well anowE
that 1t IL not deemed n.est suy 10 enter into mi
uuts detail Of its sxeeleuey.
Immediately after tho sale Of the NIL Ishsll
proceed 70 sell q nrnsbar If yacsat T,oTs In the
immsdiats nsiahboi I'D lora'ea en- !! h aud toa'
cord streeta.
Alfor 9 number of very desirable 81 DINO
LOTS, on Uhhrcl. Bill. nsaf Easshsi and ga a.
Psrsoos desiring to 'Avsst In ys,I.xhs aSs ESais,
viii q ID IL 10 shsir int-fsai 80 attend tue sboss saa
iYis LAG g Yt.Oh Aua.E
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IuSr PoELISHED-
DARRELL MARKHAM

DARRELL MARKHAM,
or,
THE CAPTAIN OF THH VULTUaE
rhe ,aAs ane ~ work ~ Eias n Fl ErxddOE
ansho: CT Aurora F,oyu .'John Etfshn ons' y
Legacy" "Ths Lady iAssis," dc Pse,Sa
Adssssz csatfSto AykhS WAD4,
''1liassrsted News Dti3e.
Also
TIE STE sISTAA. pleasant and entertaining
Scvsstie, By Soashsrn gsnilec.aa. Prics
Csc Dollar
FT s.is at oil the PRINCIPAL books;orss and al
eur lffes. AYA95 + VIE.
Publishers Richmond
IN PRESS, and wiz bs issued inr,edi.
AtvS-
THE LlFs hR
STONEWALL JACKSON,
The Hero II tbs present Was tvr Inaep sndsncs,
accompanied with spieniia EtrHsGkiPa
10 IIEEkEsS from photos,a tn Ten x
preSSiy for us week Ieors his death b.
Mr. D r Cow Ill, tho excellent artist at ths
XMAS Galaxy
The book will contain Q esrsfusly prepared Bio
graphical skctsi, cf tho great d-ne:a'; full ana
detailed account Of ths celebrated Valley Cam
palsn. derived from the e I'll sl Reports" Of Gen.
6iors~x1 Jackson. Also ha opinion OF the gel
aut Turner Ashby will he found 10 this grsat work;
also, extracts from many of tbs private iet:ara Of
0ss. Jackson making l: ono OF the moat valuable
bistsrtsal works ever gotten ont 10 this countfy.
Address ordsrs to AYkkJ + WADA
~ le-3t 'uiustrased News OfAoe.
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BY A&Rt, E3iUS - wv - oSst~"01ss.
rpouERTEs AID DaUeS At AUCTION -
(I On WIDNDSDAY, tbs 22d LOST coumsnc.
= :. 10 ,ss. r :, -" .sa; ss 'afs' ana m''' a.
$1ooEaIs5, DRuds. AID MEDICINES.
csnsistipg in part Il
90 bMre'a priaa. Ne. or's'ns sasar
10 hrgshe&js pine kew Orleans SagW
20 bags Rio and Java Coffee
$50 seeks SAis
100 boxes window Glass, sssartsd sz,,
50 casss dns pure French Brandy
IS dsmiIohns JAnaiss and sants Crnz Kan
10 barrels pure Old Bourbon Whtksy
3 Z" Grape Brandy
50 sxses 8. julian Glarct
- 1" Gid Aslsira vino
TO boxes Tslio " ard AdaEasn.las GAMBLER
ic chests Young Ryscn TEA.
80 boxes Sosps, assorted
50 cases Olive and Salad OTIS
10 boxes nng,tsh Oh ga
1000 Aason's BiscAias
~ kegs 3. Cafb sods
1860 peuuss Extr.c! LcSwoo1
3 6stas Hcps
'4ksgs Pt.hns Ink
1a0 sacks Ground Peas
Black Pepper Alspcs, Worcester Sauce
Br 5wn Windsor aat Honey Soaps
Brooms, Ground fee. Butter, Lsra
Liverpool Tasis SAT- &c.
O.a.or Oh. Pseec'i,
Eoscu Salts, LsudsnGn
L d(ds of Posssh SpiEiss Eitre
Nitrate Of silver, Oau OPIUM
Garb ~ Ammonia Soda Ash
Fins Mass, SO, etc.
And At O'Clock precisely
aAos Pisaos, manufactured sy Mans Stod.
dxrdt
2spo2tlid Landscs3s Oil Paintings, By Bar.
foot
3hls PcrirSits Of kr and Mrs Madison aud
Jxn.s x rsuidlns, psin!sd by Jarvis Of
Philadelphia
The Paintings % be sssn al our warehouse.
WIS KsgT. PAIxa 4 90, Au,.s
NJ 0ri Ell VIA san At the residsncs Il the
~ late john Curry. soou the Brook road, On
FRIDAY neyt. at 3 O'Clock "a, : Horses. Gar
rYs!-, Buggy, Cow, about Is Hogs Cart, and
various .,s.. Of Household .nd kHasa Farn
~ 1915 Atm'r OF John L Curry, deed.
OsTPOHzxENF The above sse has been
pos.ponsd, OF account OF thu weather. until TUES
DAY mkt the als: iost At O'Clock u.
ADD rI0MAL ia addition to tos above named
articles, there will siso be cold, as ths same tine
Nad place, ona sixty gallon Kettle, Ons Cutting.
knife &rG Plough and Esrness.
ALs0--Tro likely Negro Asn will bs hired FOR
tie balance OF the year. one hTss':A.s r Bs:tnsr'
1s Ads,r q Z Curry ssod.
81 Kllsss, Boil + Co., AeePs,
tHo II Pssfl street,.
T AR97 AUCTION SALE on DEFY GOODS
4 aC-Gn TUESDAY next elst Jdiy, We will
Sci, at suction lsEss ani very ehsice variety of
Dry Goods TO which invite tue epeeIai attention
Of she trsds. Amongst thsn will to fouai-
G. .aburRs, I 8 and 4 Brown OotoaY
E!Aashsd shirsings aid hheetius1
Dark Englieh Prints
Black and white Prints
Strip sh.rtn2s, Ir;sh Linens
s,pseas Gold csLsitss
Gsrgaar,s' 1owsis Tsb's Dsmasks. &c.
Thu sale will ccnimcncs promptly 4: " O'Clock.
IL G-tss' aLL1Sr. BELL & Co. suc.rs.
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1t tie Gage there was but ono commitment
thst Of Patrick Msronsy, charged with assault
Ing Thomas b. johnson. He was admitted
- bail 70 appear bsiofp the Mayor.
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AMUSEMENTs.

NEW RICaMeED YEEa~EE.
Aeiirg and Stage Hsnager---..--.-.1n - 90
Treasurer .-----'-----" -
~ The rssn.ssnsut will is.ue limited noa
h,r e..s Tirk.ss (,we:v. wseks) for 8leo pes
t.ces: SECURING 10 tho hadsr .scared 'eAs Il -
uYlss
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~ sm'~ harwsSi sssr,, ~
WILL Bn BOLD on sAruan,x
wv Inst, on Uourcii Chsnbs, nj, " IL
Horses; also, two Rosksways 1a,ni4... .vsu
et0 0NITH Z HAR WO0N VIA
LIZ Luck salssman. /, avg,
BY Puilism, Hnnss : WeIeia.I. -.
yxyx WILL SELL AT Avor,os o.,
w :, 1a as,ssr Hill this tsA7UiDAN Sss
I nns Bay Colt. Z years old
Family Carriage ard H.fnsss, Ia good s.,.
1.-Two ho''' spfins W:ssoa. "''
Several Work Hofses ADD MULE,
PULLIAM, HAMS / WE,sra,.
- lite Anc.,o.N
By kedwosd & PhiIlI,s a1r,,
No. 50 Main street,
NAVE WILL SELL Al ID, Esrzs Lot, si,r,
" DAY mcrniag. at 10 O'Clock 'AT0l
baies FODDER
sIg,od B 1857 aud Harness
fsns!y Carriage
Several Horses
jy1s REDWOOD I PHILIPPE Ina,
~ e. s. PIeasanu, AscCr
CPLlNDID CAVALRY IoRsR, ysr.
- RULES FAMILY CARRIAGE Hsssl
r0a5. AND HARNESS. FOR sALs ATs ss'
TIO1.-I will ssil at austlo0, on slTuans.
tie 18Th instant, Oh Oouasil Chanlb.. ain
o'eiock-- $50"
Aspisn1.d Cavalry Horsss all OF tia ,,,.
rscisr. sound rslisals, and etapo, \. ).
passed by any stoek ~"
eeverAi pairs q as young rules
Fine Mich Cows
Carriages
0omp,sss sets Of Single %. Doabl. Hama,
Dra5s, Hogs. 30.
cali particular attention to tie above AL, -.
ssntlna ~ II does RAE pportnn,t:,e for eocd,,i
jylf Els PLEAaaNTs Ana
81 TAos " Keesee, 1GcI
lOffacs cosner u lRsa and Gary sal
"ORSHS. EULEH, UARRIad2, and Ruaav
On dATUEDAY, July 18th. ot u renslaa a, -
o s:cck, on Uouceil Chamber Hill
feverAl dns Saddle and Harness Horses
6v,ry superior Mnss
Carriage, In go5d order
1uegy, In soos ordsr.
Iyl7 TH0s " K7EssE AaS
BY Richard Caashorn. AuCVr.
NARgIk QE AND EsRNBsa AT AUCTIoy
~ On SATURDAY, 18Th inst, q, 10 o oioti a.
ton, for refugee, m excellent Oarrisgs AID b.,
ness X UAUYHORE,
jZn Auctior.sr
EEY!LL Be SOLD NJ the horss auction On
wv Council Chamber Fi.i, on SATURDAY, /,
thorough bred EARE, 7ye.rs Cd. . NJ si.ts
animal, also = superior harness animal
tyi7 -2,s
-
szss,~a IL. -N-- ar -.
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AJ0TIUn ~ CxkOiTURH - The follcw nj
IN creditors Of Joseph q Watts. comprising
tie asst and seeood clsssss In his assignment -
me, will prsssHt thsir claims TO ne fcs pAynsn
Ct my ofHcs, on Bank sNs OF. Cfass houfs from
TO O'Clock: = n 1aA5 4 Son. Harrison. 4
Mstlar. r Dinford, rr b Csmm. J Hanicn, = D
Whsslryht, Edwards. = n Turner. E Rrsnsh, "
v Troy, FRS II Coleman, q " Vslsntins. q
Bentley, = Allan, z Known @ 1tlsH j. U
Waiford, JshAson Z HAYWOOD. W trump 4 "
xiehas ds0a w Walsa- Oruwp = yeDktas. y BIS
sisux , uurTsm. osldgsosd = o. He'll . husaes,
IL IL O. lP p1cxINseA. Tsas.ss.
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TWO Ee01ns AND rOgs OS OREGON u!LI
At All fFIon.i Will seii upon tbs I!eahs3
% " E1AtsasD Az the 2!d OF !ulg al o'clock
H. The lstE . So in Hafvey's plsa wit Aha ,~o
ssslee Tenemsass ihsrso1, on oregon s.iii, iTori-
ing s5 geos 90 Charea 81 There Ia a vseIi % exeel
Isn't xtss GU its dyldies iirs 1T he two hluss@
The tasss and INSURANCE ioc So have seen psA
p yt8 - TAYLOR, AUs.s
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NEMrAAg aeYsSA1

a TTENTi ON ~ Dung men from Is to IL cara
~ Cd tho tIns has arrived for sIl 30 shon
cur devotion f. Ger country and enlist IN htr
services. The undersigned hssipg been authorzsd
by Ooi wm Mnpforl 30 receu't company of Sou.fs
fem 10 20 is ysxrs old fs special local ceencn 20
be mustered in the sersieA OF tbs Confste'ste
etssss teairs4 10 sniisi leo ycunS msn OF those
sgss 10 - int, camp o'iusssac.ion and be prepared
for this moro asducus dates OF the Geld 10 cas-.
tee eusrg suey suay rrqaire IL Apply a. tbs old
ra.x lroaads csmp % hs fitv Battalion.
PNkEE CARVER,
OF Ist regiment Va Vols.
Lite ls: Ssrs't Capt W w Hasrison's 60,
-jFlz- eo62s< 23.a "a battalion.
nj ris:E 1870 Ehs aeanoera 4 20. l. 5 h regiment
IN Va Csyslry, will rssoss At AIeo~n xals
E.af Winchester. or before tao Is b July. Inst,
In cfcsr 10 join the regiment.
isi7-Sss w Msy AHpLL on
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DHxSoNAL JOHN hliaKHAenAN. isssly
i etschasssd froa Csst Jsha D Hides company.
oaA hsxs Of saxnethine % biz advantage By esliae
q TIE once q The Aitvs ~ AinhS Darsas. -
oank d NH~0
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10 ARRVoA fUR HAl.h--1 VITA seu peivatAiy
ID mp Bar roo0 anA Fixtures. Any oos wiuhins
suen place would 10 walt TO cali al Ne under
M1Esd. under GA 1eilows' dau eoa usr RIaNklla
go xs1o ~. III u~3ssl T0OeAA
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AyOfiUk-rsts0ns holding tns receipt OF n
IN Many, Dspositasy for CON ssdsrass States
slant q rsr eeaO per eens Honda y III p<ssens tA1m
without dslsy At our counter. end receive the
Bonds NOW rssAy for delivery.
" l61t Ri MAU1Y 4 90.
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ApJxAMD HEP 6EfrrS OFF
kiCakoRD July Is.h lees.
CP1claL oRDzsB, No i6s.
XIV All eoldisrs detached frcm the >Sfry. and
detailed 10 Aiehmond VIII DO temporarily c1a-
EscssS with the companies ofgNpiBej In tbs ssvsssl
Dspsrim.1ts and Hursaas tp ahs c!.Y. ana Be sub.
jset TO ali military duty.
BY command Of tbs secy Of War.
lyN lW JtsO NIrHEk5, Asst Adit tss~
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PERSONAL,


=" n MOON, Of 6eo.tsbarg Depot. Essifsx co,
I'LL u anxious 10 pay ef UUVALTA KHI0N.
= 1aA L = lYD, AID any Oilers OF his BAaylmoss
creditors nov regiaiog In The Southern Coz Ysde-
rary. j,l6-as
NJ o rI0& liz JANIS n WhtrAAH viii call
IN at cur Cf1os hs viii receive iefeFrssloa 10 LII
advantage. HI FOSTER Z 90.
~ Ats BSaksrs, 1sS Mstn IT.
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EtINAWAfS.

~--
TS,V2 HURDkED DOLLARS REWARD
IL RSGxwsy, f-om Amptoi!l. isto -sgidsns. .,
: chm W&yiins, dscsssst IN Cilests Il, d county.
"a TIE night Of b. Is int sh-es Asgro ,Gea-
S0EE&oH, DikDk E0E, and TEGsaA9 The
above rsvsri will DE 2 id for ,hsir spIre h.psicp
ans ds..y,r, at tbs farm o. xoo aaaarsd Eoiis-s
vii: be paid & r either
description -JoaBson L. asout IS Y-srs Old eia'
a breed color. OF slender make, aEo1: fees or
10 inches high
Dan6ridts IL shout tia ssns ags, rather stoutiy
built bright Mula.t, about fsss 10 laesss high.
Thomas IL abcat IS years old, bright naiaito.
about feat inches higa
JOsTPaA wA7EI1s.
" Is- II Hxscr Of j. In Watktes, u cd.
sR.wszpY FIgk DOLLARS RAW ..D - k.n-
i s~.., eetu. Ia, iss! CT AIrn. my serssGf
p Il. & Sta Is about 50 years Old AMI vary
Elacx; isf mouth s 'wisisa ons side. has ~as
purchased fron Mr p nip Johnson, of Ckestefdeld
couu.y asa- Coats station ehs has be ia sesu
There sevs.ai times lately. ! viii pa, ths above
reward for be. dellvsry (, ma or xrTm II EoLroI,
In Manchss.ex. THod CUEs IN aHAH,
gls-lt On Esddox Hill.
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" AeV JAS - pQNGAA will preach 81
~ Centenary Church SUNDAY, at II h
anh q PIX. ~ Io--lt*
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Ls,ST. >TRAYEE, &c.

Il 1ar--un ThuisdsT sveniag iss.. between
i i Pigus e.ss;e on Hauabs's Hill, on tth st, ard
Mrs satt's boarding bousc, 9Th e. between
ksrsh... 24id clay, pats o. gold SPsUfAULBs
rad Casa 7 he finder vii. be iihsrsiiy rewarded,
AID ala coatsr q great favar az t4s. w issVies
.oeua III tiis ofies Nm YaOhA6.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-04-18
For The Independent.
THINGS TO REMEMBER.

Never speak disrespectfully to the
aged, or make sport of one whose
head is-crowned with gray hairs.
Never aggravato the affection o.
any one who is de!ormed, or halt,
or lame, or in any other manner the
subject of disease or misfortune.
Never abuse any one under any
circumstances. Abuse never made
envy one bet+e.,b~ti+ has often made
both tho abuser and the abused
worse than they were before!
Never speak harshly or in anger
to your brothers and sisters or play
mates. Rough words will make d.
visions among those who should he
united, while gentle, persuasive and
tender language will unite all in fel-
lowship and love.
Never, under any circumstances,
accuse each other wrongfuliy.
Never tell falsehood, or twist
the truth, not even to screen your
self from ccnsurs or punishment, but
boldly speak the truth, and you will
b believed, honored and respected
by all.
Never smoke a cigar. "a 4
Never put q chew of tobacco in
your mouth.
Never put drop Of whisky, bran
dy, or any other intoxicating drink
to your lips.
Never enter grog-shop = they
are all toil-gates on the highway 10
hell. Shan them as yea would dens
Of robbers and murderers.
Never lake any thing that does
not belong to YOU If you find an
article, try to find the. owner, also.
Never try to hurt any one. or to /
miure another's character.
Never repeat tale Of scandal.
and don't listen TO one when told by
others. -.
Never speak vulgar word be-
above i'll w. |
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THE INDEPENDENT os1IOosA APRIL a
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
STATE OF KANSAS,
(Treasurer's Ofice,)

JrrvrpsoN CoUNrv.

NOTICE hereby given much land
~ lot described the following st be 70. that pur
A. 1862 and the succeeding thereafter he sold public
Office the Justice of County, or Pen
the 1862 All Personal Property Tax and Pol
Tax paid before day of june will be collected by dis
provided by Given
March, 1863, at my office in the village of Oskaoosa.
S. S. COOPER, Treasurer
Jefferson County, Kansas.
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9ot,; the gMls folks.
LITTLE ROBBIE'S DREAM.

Little Robbie was eight years old i,
a handsome, healthy, merry fellow,
fuller Of froIic and sunshine than he
could anywise hold. He was the
only child Of rich parents, and had
always been SO strong and well, mat
they counted on him as a SURG pos
session. He was a most lovable
child, too; good, kind. affectionate,
fond of Sunday school; altogether
such little boy rs parents and near
friends would set their hearts upon.
But there were those above who had
set their hearts on him also.
Four weeks ago, on waking in the
morning, he said to the cousin with
whom he slept:
20, Eta, l have had such a beau
tiful dream. l thought was walk
ing in a great field, and an angel
came to me, and took hold of my
hand, and said "Come, 60 with me-
And Is we went up together into the
air, said to the angel, Il can't do as
you do'-making quivering motion
with his arms-sI have no Wings
And the angel said, Never mind,
you will have them; your arms will
grow info wings And he carried
mo along, o SO beautifully, and at
last We came TO great, splendid
house; and | knew it was Jesus
house, because il was full of angels,
and they were playing on harps.-
And l thought to be sure had got
there; and all at once l walked up,
and found myself along side of Ettar
Three weeks after this, without
moments warning, he was seized
with commissions. and was never af-
ter conscious of what was about him,
even SO much as to recognize his pa
rents. The disease had al once at
tackled tho brain. But though un-
conscious of outward objects, the
brain was busy-with its own delir-
ious creations, was il! But how,
my dear philosopher, wilt thou ac-
count for the character of those Gre
ations? To those who stood wond-
ering around the child, il seemed as
if the angel Of his dream was again
with him. Sometimes his little fin
gers would initiate the motions Of
one playing on strings, and he wo'd
say:
"Playing on the harp. nama,play-
ing on the harp!"
Then he sung the favorite child's.
hymn: 81 want to be an angel"
"There r. he would exclaim, don't
you see! o no; thought it was
the tip Of an angels wing but it's
only little white cloud"
The last day of his natural life,
near its end, he became rather more
composed, and said one Of his little
prayers, ending with "God bless my
father and mother, and make me a
good little boy" and repeated the
23d Psalm entire. Last of all, he
began the dear little familiar nursery
prayer, whose simple phrase has
borne up to heaven the hearts of SO
many thousands of little ones:
snow lay me down to sleep,
IIsvI pray the Lord my soul to keep;
If should die"
- But before he could conclude the
app petition, he fellin convulsion
which terminated his sweet life, and
he went up with the angel TO Jesus
I, house'-ths beautiful house he had
seen in his dream. MELVILLE, in
N. Y. Examiner.