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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14
BOARDING,

Vr1R UsET--Th- 90 fur: isaed SO0A5 On Mayo
Il straet 10 good tenants FERNS irado known
on epSli ,Ailor, u. the Vsrs ca House Alec, q few
mora DAY EoARD2a8 g:a7 ~bseia board
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

TErE VILE FHLE8. OIL THURSDAY m,rfiog,
w }6h irst 8. he shap IF Mr W Green ca
9Th s!ss5t, between il sic .nl ffank,ila-
ali of hia Toola.
: Bellows &c
A lot Of lstn ss,iAtea,
Craw6ars, &c
--sLSG-
Oas Do.rick zbd Fixtures, aud } d! 400 pounds
Of R'pa
crhe Saop wifi aae &c son.ed
1ERms-Cash. REDWOOD q P-ILLJP3,
spi Is Ecc'iCnesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

by Tafjy j. " iliian,s IUetiOdesrs,
i.n.s. aud { ely s.sss.e.I
1890
4 JOsIoa aALE.--s,n 1Hu..pAY morning,
~ tie i6 d inst, 81 Il! o'e.csg, ws VIII sell
4 very desrsb.s
st35s OF
uaCCEEIES AC,
"a "a to cur genera, Gales, and Ia some Tx su'
ptrtc-
ER. 4 id .ionx.s will bs esp.cir.iy uo;iisd prs.
vio,r o sbe dsy ana tas attention Of tho trads u
respectfully ssSea
sp "a @ASDPS al ai,:i las. Aaets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

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TUHgDAY 1v1nN0. April II ~.
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MAIDnN'9 VOW;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Trouble In the Illinois Legislature.

ITse World has received following strongly partisan
dspaeh -, ,,,,. H.. N 1870
The Governor this morning Issued an unconsli'
"a iona and revolutionary proclamation, proIoging
"a. LEGISLATURE until 1865. Tae Republicans lett
the halls AMI thereby broke tie quorum IN each, but
the Democrats refused to recognise the Propagation,
a Il continued the SESSION.
The Governors pretext is that there is Disagree
meut between the Two Houses Oh the subject OF ad-
ieurnrent, aud there WAS no parliamentary 0is.
ugreement whatever.
The Democrats in tho afternoon, finding them.
selves powerless 10 DO any further business, entered
IA protest upon the record rtciiing the facts, and
arrns ming The Governor for his usurpalion aud IN.
constitutional acts aLd informally lett their seats,
not recognizing an adjournment, but revolutionary
breaking up OF tue Legislature.
The Governor proclamation wac intended to and
did defeat the enc hundred thousand dollar appro.
pliauion for sick and wounded soldiers. Tue maj
pa.ssse o. that bill was penoing III the House
wien u dissolved.
Ihs.e is scat excitement here and deep indlgna'
tiQn GaaiiA IDe G0verper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
FEOm GEN. sTATEL's COMMAND.
Operations Of Guerriiins-Iteconnoi distance
Cruturc Of "a Number Of Noscby's Men.

s,,eil dispatch to The n. Y 1r5uao
WA,HIsoroS "Wednesday. Jrne 10. l'ee.
Cbatlain Saege Of the lth Michigan was hred
uron and twice woapied by guerrilas near Deep
Run, Oh the Warrenton road, day before yesterday.
lie succeeded in making his escape with wound
through the arm and u the back, which arc not con-
sidered dangerous Several more OF our men have
been fred upon pear Deep Run by SOME OF hoseby $
men,
A portion NJ Gen. Stshel's cavalry, under com.
msnd Of Maj. Brewer Of the lst Michigan sent ont
60 make reconnaissance toward the Blue Ridge,
arrived safely in Winchester Yesterday. They went
through New. baltimore and Front Royal. where
they encountered 800 Rcbsl cavalry, whom they
drove or At Barton's, they met 1870 Rebels, whom
they charged snd routed. We had only two meu
wounded.
Capt. Hanson Of the Cd Pennsylyania returned
Yesterday with party sent out on Reconnaissance 10
UppervilIe, in connection with party under Maj
Brewer. They did not encounter any force OF the
enemy. At Aide they learned that Moseby was ex
pected there with 300 and three pieces ol arnl-
lery. ihey returned with about 30 prisoners aud q
number of horses. Among the prisoners Is Minor
Thompson, n Rebel SPY, and u guard whom he At
tempted to bribc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
The PhiiudcIpaiu Eaces.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesd,

PnlLApELPHIA "wednesday. June 10. 1865
The fret OF the three Gays races took place TO-
day. ut Suffolk Park. The race for COO Tor thres'
wear olds, mile heats, was won by Wards bly lilly,
i've starting and tour distanced by pulling up their
horses in mistake.
The plopriesor then gave $500 for them to run
agap and Mr Walson's Capt. Moore won IN
two straight heats. Tine, 1:49I l;io. rive norses
". three years old, rlile aud a half dash. Time,
-:5li. ,n.us
three starting. Lune 342 1891, two mile heats. Tbs
ATTENDANCE was not very large At this days race,
aud considerable dissatisfaction was eNtle';oa ~
Tbs bell was rung for return Of the competitors,
hnt one of them after stopping continued running,
ana &C was ut once decided Ia his favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
vieksburg Not Taken on the SHIRE ported
Death Of Gen. Sherman.

CiciSsATi, "Wednesday. June 10, 1854
TIE Gazette publishes the following Southern
tons:
Dispatches from Jackson 70 the 81 instant, to The
Nozzle 11pbwa. say that Port Hadson is closely be.
siegcd. Tho news from that quarter j. conf cling:
IL ia believed that IN accounts heretofore reported
Of fighting there are greatly exaggerated. The
Yankees lave abandoned the New-Orlesns and
jackson Railroad. They burned the Manchac bridge
and DESTROYED the Notifications there.
Pa,cagoula dispa,cDes say that Gen. Sherman ar.
rived at Eew-Oreadt and bad his leg smpntated;
but thai afterwagd he died.
The election returns from Virginia indicate the
election Of Gen. William Smith as the Governor Of
that Safe.
JACKSON Miss. June S. 1852
There Is no. rumor to-day from Vicks5urg OF
Port Hudson. Heavy firing continue. at the former
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Return Of the 43th Mass. Eegf.-S13 Ves-
.ei. Neafraied BY the RioCkmaing ElcCt.

BOslON. Wudnrsd1y, JUNG To I"u''
Arrived steamers Guide and George Peabody, with
the 4ith Massachusetts, Regiment, from Newborn,
n. T..
The return home Of the Nth Massachusetts Regi-
ment was the occasion Of great and enthnSiAsiic
moustrations OF welcome, in which the entire pop
xln,on seemed to join.
The regiment disembarked from the steamer this
morning, and marched to the Common, preceded b,
various military bodies and IN escort. Public and
private buildings were gully decorated. The crowd
WAS immense aud euthuriastic.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Fox, states that
the whole number of vessels captured or destroyed
by the blockading feet, up to June is s55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Ye-,nforrcmrn,s for Gen. Grant.

A gentleman who was i'll st. Louis on Tuesday
last announced before the Union League Of Newark,
N. j on Monday evening, that while in the office
of Gen. Heron in the former city, that officer re.
ceiyed dispatch ordering him to report with bis
entire folce at Vicksburg. Gen. Heron said he
would lie with Gen. Grant within 10 days. HE
force is a large one, and, with the thousands OF
troops slresdy arrived at Vicksburg, will constitute
a considerable army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
THE TIME SET FOR THE FALL OF THE PLACE
The Works Stronger than those Of SeyastopoL
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribupe.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. TribuDs.
wAsHISsros. Wednesday, June 10, 1862
Recent semi-oficial kilograms from the rear Of
Vicksburg stated that Rebel desertes and prisoners
named yesterday as the last day to which it was
possible for the Rebels in the place to hold ont.
The statement inside in the private letters tele.
graphed you last night, that the works defending
Vicksburg arc much stronger than these at Sebssto'
pol is not mere guecs work. Admiral Porter, who
was in the Crmea while the siege was in progress,
declares this to be 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
: svHiIIvI q tHo " d D'P'I''"O"''
JANIS B. FAY, Provo..-Ma. .BaI General
The Ecccnt Captures by the A!abrmn. {.

uALIrA1. Wednesday, June 10. Ido1
TIE English pspers received by tho Africa contain
only mere mention Of the fact OF the capture By
tie pirate Alabama Of the vessels mentioned IN inc
di.patch of yesterday. No particulars are gwen.
Messrs. Crawshaw & Co., English merchants,
publish letter in the papers of the 22d u'., CON-
planning OF the destruction by the pirate Of the ships
Nora and Louisa Hatch.
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived
a, Liverpool on the 2Sfh u,., and the steamship st.
Andrew, irom Portland, arrived on the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Our Total Loss not Over 1000.

CscIYSAII, "Wednesday, June 10, 1863.
The Commercial has atvces from Vicksburg,
through an officer Of the 4Sth Ohio Volunteers
The condition Of affairs there waa favorable.
The troops were impressed with the idea that
Vicksburg must fall, aud have no idea Of failure.
Our losses are greatly exaggerated.
The total loss since the crossing of the Mississippi
will not exceed 1909.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

twice taken prisoner, but escaped in the charges
made by our men.
Lieut.. L. Ellis Of Philadelphia, Adjutant OF the
9th Pennsylvania Regiment, received painful
wound in his left leg, partially SCATTERING the bone
These officers represent this rs the iiercest and
bloodiest cavalry fight Of the war. They are both
i'll Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Tho Afrfcn Euwurd Bound.

HALIFAX, n. 3. "Wednesday, June 10. 1868.
TIE steamship Africa sailed at a o'clock lao night,
for Boston, where she will be due on Ihursds1
morning. Wind south. Weather cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
The Asin Outward Mound,

bosIoS, Wed e.oay, June 10. 1868.
The steamship Asia sailed THE forenoon, with IL
passengers ior Halifax and IS Tor Liverpool She
lakes vt about S6,vvO in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
All Quiet at izurfrrcsboyO.

CiscIgsAri. "Wednesday June 10, 1863
Tn. latest adyices from Murfre, sboro state that
al is quiet there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
DESCRIPTION OF VESSELS DESTROYED by THE
AlABAns.-The following descriptions of vessels

II, -hp Does, Priuce Mrlcier de,to'c oy tue Ala
b.tnA from N,wNO'k for shabshfs Mrleh - oy =. u
N Cri.wold she Registered 6S tuus, Tated alt IVES
b.lt IN mouth no 100. anu was owned ~ ~ L. *
g. Ugiwoid -, III ,
ns hip Sea Isk also destroyed - the Aabems. sailed
fo B0tn March ~ Tor San francisco. she r.srTad 9i
, I'd IN po-nn BY Samuel q. Reed sn, had $50 tuna
weight 81 ueasufs.n goods the freight money amounted
to s!l so o. winch wssswnr" SOS +I!"".
Yk lsch % shsus stored tol tuns was Ont al
at loiton In ia12. and rated AT.
Wh,nns n,r. Nye Baker also destroyed was owned by
Crs Tucker Of NswReoford and registered 2l tuns was
last heard from April &c. and thon had on oosd $50 oos
I'M and 10 pols. male oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
The ", a, surveying Corps.

[Specisl to the Mschsnts Exchange and No"hoom NOE u
ana AZ 1 inc rect -
PORTLAND Ale, "Wednesday, June 10 1853
The U. s. Survey Steamer, VIXEN, with survey
ing Corps op board, arrived here last evening, AID
win shortly proceed TO Rockland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

To the Associated Pres. v., N ,.,,
From an officer who participated in the fight 1t IA
asceslainrd The, yesterday morning two brgades OF
Gen. Pleassntvns cavalry, under the command OF
Gen. Buford, made an important Reconnaissance
toward Culpepper, and bud one Of tic most obs'i-
nate cavalry fights that hRs occurred cnrDg the war
The force was composed OF Gen. Buiords Brigade
and another cavalry brigade under tho command OF
COL Is. +. Davis supported by two batteries Of ar
tery, and two regiments Of infantry as reser,e.
Al I2l o'clock Oh Monday night the cavalry
tivouacked near Beverly Ford on the RspraLau
mock. At 8 o'clock in the morning the men were
Called md IN, horses FED and added aud at 4
o'clock they crossed the ford.
Beyond tie tor1 was semi-circuar belt OF woois
with ii range OF lifepn near tie edge Of tho timber
and line Of pickets guarded tao ford and the south
err bauk of tho river.
The Sth New-York Regiment Of Cavalry crossed
fret, and drove the pickets back 10 the frile pits
and after desperate combat cleared the woods, tue
enemy falling back upon their artillery, and mann
tanning their position until II o'clock, when our
artillery came up and they were driven
hack six miles in the direction of CulpePPer Court
uopse. when our forces returned and rccrossed the
ford in good order. Nearly all the fighting was
done by the cavalry, and it was Of tho bIoodiest
cbarocie, mostly hand to hand with saber aud piS'
toll and in the WOODS
The heavy timber was not very dense, 80 that
bor.es could advance through ii but the under
croyth VAS thick and when trooper dropped lie
was efiectually concealed.
Our own loss was considerable, ana Tue 'iaue"'ef
Of the Rebels fearful.
The poximate numbers OF the casualties on 00'n
sides are not yet reported.
The following arc reported among onr casnalues
| Col. b. +. Davis 9Th New.York Cavalry, Killed
Capt. Benz. f. FOote, 9th New'Iork Cavalry
killed.
Lieut.. Cutler, 9Th New.YOrk Cavalry, killed.
Lieut.. Reayes, Slh New.York Cavalry m0i'aii'
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
The National Enrellment.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAEHISGlON. Wtuuesuay, June 10, 1861
The following official order has been prOmul.
atad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
HEAVY LOSSES ON CUR SIDE,

Slaughter of the Enemy Fearful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
THE REBELS DRIVEN SIX MILES.

4 SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

Adit @. y. TAYLOR, ID Ind. cavalry, rght lee.
Lieut. 4. ". Dickinson, 9TH u. ). Cavalry, head.
Lieut.. Guslavu- Urban, 9Th u. 5. Cavalry, thigh.
Lieut.. Luther uowiek, oh n. \. Cavalry, she'll,
rignt thigh.
Major W. B MaIten, 9th N. \. Cavalry, right
shoulder. ,
Lieut.. e.. Mex. Loeser, ~ u. 5. Cavalry, right
side. -
Lieut.. T.. Is. Wells, % U. s. Cavalry, abdomen.
Surgeon lsaac WAlJun, I7tb Penn. Cavalry.
Lieut. ID. T., Snytb, Ali Penn, lrit knee.
Lieut. X. Leunox. "a IT, s., through the neck.
Lieut.. L. Qairk, "a u. S., left lex:
Cant g.. a. Foreyth, 9Th Ill, iight high.
Major j. l.. Beveridge, oth ILL
Lieut. John W. Houston, l2lth N. l., thigh.
Lieut.. w. al. Phillips, 9th n. l., lett ieR supu-
ta.ed. -
Lieut.. s. 4. Reeves, 9Th n. Y, through throat.
Lieut.. Is. g. EarIer, 9th N. w. IN hip and stomach.
The bodies Of Col. Davis OF the 9th New-foik
Cavalry, Capt. Garfield Of tho "a United State"
Cavalry, and Capt. Davis of tho 9th Pernsy ivnnia
Cavalry, md private Tatte Of the 9th Pennsylvania
Cavalry, reached the city this morning. aid VIII be
forward ~ their friends.
Among the officers wounded IRE: Lieut.. Leissne
Of the "a United States Cavalry, wounded IN the
breast; Lieut.. Madison 9th United States Cavalry,
wounded in the back by fra, nent OF shell Lieut.
Irwin OF the 9Th New.York Cavalry, wounded IN
the leg.
Capt Charles Leiper, Of the 9th Pennsylvapis'
vss beaten Oh the head with pistol stock. and WA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28
State and Western, 200 Southern and 500 cnnAdf'n.

Wheat sold to the extent of 765O0 bushels. mostly for
future delivery part 81 Go 81 Go red winter West
orn 81 Ga ~ for amber state and Jersey Corn was
ern al DOC 92c for sound So &c SOC for unsound ana
heated, and csc for yellow Jersey Sales were made OF
$500 bushels rye 81 03 81 OF for lao and future de-
livery Oats were In demand at SOC s5hc according
70 quality.
CoooA.-Sales Of 80 bags Cuayaquil were made on p
CoSFkE the sales were confined 10 small lots Al un
changed prices.
ConoN-ihcre 200 bales sold, OF basis OF C6c
q &c. Tor middliogs, showing u buoyant market.
FRIzGIiIsTo Liverpool there wero taken II 500 bush
OILS corn al % 5hd LOO packages provisions, by
steamer ard sailing vessel sos aud los. 22s. Cd ro
speedway To London 500 bbs Hour at 2s and 7,0UO
bushels wheat at 3kd., in bulk
HAY was selling freely at Soc a 81 for North river
Hois--Smah lots Of last years crop changed hands,
within q range OF from l6c 25c. per lib.
METALS wore quiet at irregular quotations.
hoiAssfs--saes trsnspred to-day OF S5 bbls New Or
52c.
PRovImoNs-PorS sold to the extent Of 900 bbs the
market closing amely nj tho reduced figures $40
SIS IL for Old mess SIS S16 ~ for nov and Sill Sl3
tor prime Beef continued inactive at $0a Sl3 for plain
and Sl2 rs $I3 so for extra mess and $40 90 S Tor
prime mess. Sales made OF 800 bbs and
OF lard within che range OF 9hc. l01c 800 boxes
bacon At &C. SIC, and 600 packages OF hams and
shoulders at &C. 7kc. and &c. a 5Tc. BITTER was
very quiet at Ito. &c. tor State and lie l8c for
Western. Cheese continued inactive at l0c. u llc
RIcE-There 48U bags Fast India sold al &c
. ehc.
SrIcEs--Sales OF 100 bags pepper msdo D. e.
SuGARs--]he days sales did exceed $40 bids and
us boxes at 10 &c. sl2Ec Tor New Orleans, and 9kc
q III LSc. for Cuba, &c.
TALL0w. Some 30 600 lbs. changed hands al 1tssc
l1Ac
wnnxEY sales reached 500 bbs partly at a3c
n Ac., the latter outside price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-28

ATwATER-MoCArTERrY On Monday. April o. At the
residence OF the brides uncle, in Spr Hey n r., by
the Rev. John r. Brock, HSRY II. ArwArER, Of Burling
ton, w., TO MARY \. MCCArxrr, Of Brooklyn No cards
GooDwIN-MUIIKN. -On Monday, April 20, by the Rev.
L. s. Weed, OF Brooklyn, Lxwls H. GOODWIN 10 MARY MUL
LIN, both OF this city. No cards.
HAIL--HAMmoND--O Monday, April 27. by the Rev.
;. Y. Newman, Mr.. CHAKIEs Ii. HALL 70 MARIA T. HAM
MoxD, all Of tins city.
Joi,osos -SLAoHr-At Bergen Point, on Wednesday,
April 20, the house OF the brides father G. L. -
slght Esq, BY the Rev. Thos. A. Jaeger, Mr. WILLIAM
JohAsos, Of this city, Miss LIZZIE A. sLaor OF tue
former place. No cards
IAwREN S--BnowN On Monday, April 81, by the Rev
3 H. Aecker. MkRmog D. IAwExScx to DEgoR an L. Bnows,
all OF Brooklyn, n. u.
RonNsos- NhlsH.-On Monday, April 81. by Rev.
Ainz Camp, Mr. IosErB ROBINSON TO Miss DknoRAH NO
NIasIi, OF Brooklyn, Eastern District.
SEuYE-ksox.-At Trinity chapel, on Thursday evcn
ing April 49, by the Rev. " Higbce, d. d., assisted by
the Rev. u. II Macurdy, EDoAR SSLyK and hiIzAnrrnB
daughter OF Alexander Knox, all Of this city.
THuRIow--AmoIT-In Philadelphia, on Thursday, April
20, by the Row j. W. Ciaxton, Mr.. CHARLIE, L. Iuu.ow
CARRIE daughter OF James q. Abbott all OF that
city.
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OaicinI Drawings of the shelby College

hFUIUIky.-
EXTRA CLASS 3i5-Apr q. 1868
IL, SO, AZ, I, "a, 65. 10. 3, 2s. 81, 43, 8, 60.
CLASS 3f6-Aprl ~. 1865.
Is. ID, %, %, ID, 10, 80, 45, 20, 81, ii, &C.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 90.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Also blind and bleeding piles sta salt rheum and all dis
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Hyatt's "A b. or Double Strength Life
BalsamThe most certain curative for rheumatism
Only be had at ae principal depot 2a6 Grand street. 81
per bottle
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cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

hospsr, April 2s--sp.n
AsHys continued quiet, At Sac. for pots and Dc as.o
Tor pearls.
Bxsnngre-A god Ioquwy existed for iosf pross
q which w-ls armsf. ssles sess made q ls.Ns obs
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Prizes Cmsnrh in All Le gaiized Lotto.
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No l. New York
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Official Drawings or the Library Assoc
citation Companys Lottery. OF Kentucky.
CLASS 19J-Apri ~, 1868
20, 81, II, 76. &, -, A., Is, 10, %, so, 49, SO.
CLASS -00-April ~. 1868
50, 81. 49, 20 2, 20, 10, 81, &c, To- SO, g. 10. Al.
FRANCE, ELLIS CO., Covngton, Ky.
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Court Caicndar-Thts Day.
uPnKnHCougrfiRcrT- Part Nos. 2lGl 2i93, 2195
287 220l. 2203 2a05 220y 2209 22i1 22l3 22i5 22i9
222l. 1928, 1920 2227. 2220, 223l. 2ls3 Part 2-Ad
jOurned I'LL Friday, May l, 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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They purify. strengthen nysora,e.
They create a healthy appetite
They an,liote 10 chang Of water and diet
They effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and cnliven the mind
They prevent miasmaic and inetmitlen. f,ssrs
They purify the breath and aoify Of the stomach
They Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They Darrhps Cholera. and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They the best B,,srs the world They maze the
weak strong and eIhsused great rcsiorer
They made OF pure crolr Rum The ceebrsied Cali
Bark aud herbs and with pleasure
OF beverage without regard 70 age time o. day. Par
tculary recommended 70 decnie persons requiring gentle
stmulant Sold by all Grooers Druggists Hotels AMI
looms. p II. DRAKE co. ga Broaav.., Ss~ Yo.s
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, April 27-6 p,

MONDAY, April u e p. M.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that OF last Monday
Wed. eada Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
April sGg .l3s s22 500 5000 55s I46
April %. Ill e,S322 37l75,007 7,555549 167S63 800