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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16
The New Policy OF the war.

In-giUing Freedom to tie Slares, ue ensure Free
dom to the Free, honorable alike an scaf gir'
and rhat ace recsre. WeshaU nobly SAFE or mean
ly lose tie last best hope Of earth. Other mean.
may succeed, this could not fail Thes0GyisPlaso,
peace FIJI, generous, Just. A way sohieA foIto'esd
the arorld scill forses applaud and God must tor'
svsr 6lsss President incon's Message, December
1st, 1862. 49,. 5la
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Important Notice.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR,
U IS. INTERNAL REyENuE,
2D DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN.

ST JOSEPH, June Is, 1868.
Justices of the Peace and Notarics Public, are
hereby warned against issuing afiidavits or any
other document, requiring STAMP, without the
same being affixed thereto, and cancelled by the
Justice of the Peace or Notary Public SO issuing
the said affidavit, or other document
The penalty is fifty dollars for each and every
violation Of the law.
From and after June 1st, 1868, no instrument
of writing re quiring stamp, will be Valid with
out the same being affixed thereto
ALEXANDER Ii. MORRISON.
iulv2-1Ov4 Collector for I'd Dist. Michigan.
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New Advert seInents.
SHERIFF. SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of and
d under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
County of Cass and State of Michigan, to me di-
rected and delivered, -I-have levied upon and
shall expose at public sale to the highest bidder at
the Court House, in Cassapolis, in said County of
Cass on Friday the fourth day of September next,
at one o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the county aforesaid, viz: The
south-westerly one-quarter of village lot number
hundred and seventy four ora in the original
plat of the village of Dowsgiac being and lying in
the County of Cass and State of Michigan.
W. K PALMER, Sheriff
Dated July 9th, 1868. julyl6-16w7
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The Stephens Missi Capitalization of iii I.
Correspondence.
The following is the correspondence
between Admiral Lee ard Secretary
Welles:
MoxRoE, July 4th, 1858.
F'FrOm q. $. Steamer Mnnesota-2:3O D. m.
''To Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec'y of the Navy:
"The following communication is
just received from Mr.. Stephens, who
is on tho flag of-truce boat, anchored
above. / shall inform Mr. Spephens
await your instructions before giving
him an answer"
Confederate States Steamer Torpedo
In James River, 4th July, 1863.
SIR: As Military Commissioner,
am the bearer of communication in
writing from jefferson Davis, Com
mander- in Chief of the Land and Ma
val force of the Confederate States,
to Abraham Lincoln, Commander-in-
Chief Of the Land and Naval forces of
the United States. Hon. Robert Ould,
Confederate States Agent of Exchange,
accompanies me as Secretary, for the
purpose of delivering the Communica-
ton in person, and comforting upon the
subjects to which it relates. | desire
to proceed directly to w Washington City
in the steamer Torpedo, commanded
by Lieut.. Hunter Davidson, of the Con
federate Navy-no person being on
board but the boats officers and crew.
Yours. very respectfully.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
Rear Admiral 5. 2. LEE, United States Flag
Ship minnesota" Newport News.
Navy DEPARTMENT, 9Th July, 1868.
Acting Rear Admiral S. z. LEE, Hampton Roads
Therequest of Alexander Ii. Stephens
is inadmissible. The customary agents
and channels are adequate for all need
full military communication and confer
ence between the United States and
the insurgents.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
The N. Y. Tribune says:
Col. Ludlow, who was at Washing
ton, expresses the opinion that the pro.
position which Mr.. Stephens, the Reb-
ell Vice President, was anxious to have
leave to bring in person to Washington
was proposition for an armistice. Upon
what specified grounds Col. Ludlow
bases this supposition we are not in
formed, but he says that Stephens and
his Commissioners were greatly cha
grined at the refusal of their request.
They were in high feather, full Of
confidence that Pennsylvania was al
the feet of Gen. Lee, and that Vicks
burg would be saved, Stephens hat
baggage enough with him fora stay o
six months,
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M a r r I f d

In Dowagiac, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Z. IL
Rice, Mr. OSCAR B.. DUNNlNG to Mis-.
MARTHA J. COLBY.
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Resistance to the Draft.

Fearful Mob Proceedings IN Neso York
City.-Murzer and Iacendiarisns
Rampant Ferocio,ss and Brutal
Acts of the Rioters. Soldiers and
Policemen Kilzed-A Block OF
Buildings Destroyed-Supt. Ken
nedy Reported Killed The Ripened
Fruit Of Copperhead Teachings.
New YORK, July 13.-The New
York Epenisag Posts second edition
has the following E8E VW
A riot was caused this forenoon, con-
sequent upon the draft being COM
menced. The rioters, from three to
five hundred in number, were armed
with bricks, clubs and stones. 1t be-
gan at the headquarters of the 9th Dis
trict, corner of Sd avenue and 46th
street. ,er
The machinery, books, blanks, &c,
of the draft, at this point, were entirely
destroyed, the building fred, and the
whole block enveloped in flames.
Two or three men, with axes, cut
down the telegraph poles in Sd avenue,
and at ii o'clock the wires were de.
stroyed.
1t is said that Superintendent Ken.
nedy appeared at the scene of distur
bance, and was much injured. The
police are unable to check the riot
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From Sd Edition of the Evening Post,
We have heard of no further demon
strations by the rioters. The city is
filed with wild reports. Mayor Opdyke
has issued the following proclamation:
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.YoR oPDYKE's PROCLAMATION.
n - NJ " =,

About three o'clock p. M, the mob
had moved further down town, when
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valusa Al ei7o. Coo Impressed U he military m.
tho tiles In Iouisiaua acd alsee6to have beeu pur
Chased In Ie1as bZ Psyns . ds. With ooantssf.it
Tfsasurv notes. tfhs report, ssess ssttlng forth
the eircumstanass Of The cssa rsmsTks hat 'ths
Importance OF thu questions Involves dsmand thas
they should be tfisd elths By ths crn1ry 0euvtss
cal Auditor, aseording to the plan Of Ne bin sn,-
mi ted TO thsxn from the War ofaSs." The cGm.
nstsse sxpro the opinion that tho cate may b.
referred under existing laws, TO the Attorney Gsu
esal Tor sdjudieation, and tias 'hs shall report to
Ccnsress "a h claims - hs hes allowed ard 70.
commend thsis payment. snd asa report such
c.aml - be has reused to allow. Tss report
was lad upon the table ard ordered to Be prirtsd.
nr Brown. from the Committee Of Naval AZ.
fairs, reported ,ck ~i.hou suencn mt. the 6eL-
ate bill 70 recrg anizs the Navy Of the Corfedsrass
ga %. On bis motion, tho biA was laid upon the
table
st Sparrow. from tie Committee Of Military
Affairs, reported bill to provide Tor the arrest of
fodtsFs sbssnt from their commsod1 without leave,
and prCNi i q compensation f1f thsir ,ptors-
Paced ufon tbs calendar and ordered TO bs printed
A.: the conclusion Of Ne. Wigfalis speech, ths
Senate went into secret sss1son, and soon afes ad-
journed.
ROUSE OF 2TPRTsxrTATIy.s.-7hs EGuse mat
A. J" o'eb cI. and was ope.ed with pray ef by
BIZ rp Eary, Of the u u. Church.
Tee fpeaHes laid baf,re the Home report from
tie Attorney Gsaeral o. tbs Confederate etstss
rpoc ceTtsin claims flsd In that Department. Laid
on tie table and ordered to be printed
Ar. Niles Of g. O.. asAed gua2ensi IN of the
r2leS with a view to make report from the ,in
mites on Military Affairs Of two Senate bi.s re.
.e,rsd to tha. eoun tee. The u.siop to srspsad
the iu'es did no: prevail
NJ Hl:cn, o. Fla, moved tha. whsn the House
adou7n to day it adjourn 70 meet at II o'c ek to-
morrow.
n. r 7ysson, Of Ark. moved tha. tn, Hous. 70
into secret ssson for tae pu,2o.e OF resuming t1e
consideration Of the Tax bill.
The In oton prevailed and the doors we're l,sed
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to be Cred - they coud be hrousAs 10 hear unnn
the object on putting my head to Tie eastward It
:sr and we made them cut from Their peeulia.
construction TO bs iroueads after the model Of the
MGrimsc Owing to . Ore In the hold we stood 10
the nerthward asout ten ruiruses. ard ihsaiins,
us 70 hnbcua the dee. and then ,u usd aeound aud
under full seam, proposed attemp p;ina to ran ~
the ram. bu, about 4. -. she'll from one sf toen,
entered on tie port side, under tbs forward
wheeihouss auAd, pssains through the pcrt
steam chimney and laudinG IN the s.arboard
depfiving as CT Gus motive power. Ton rins
shells struck tho ship. and two bzrst on the
aasrses deck. most OF them shisirs the hun.
bslug near and below the water line. Our steam
ehinne7s bslr3 destroyed. our motive power
was lost. AMI cur situation became critical There
were two feet Of weser IN the ship and leaking
haciy the water rising rapidly. and the Ere bold
hre Otnera OF the acuadro1 coming alorR the
e. m that hxd iursd Us % much altsr her course
ARD before cur wheels eu.iro'y stopped re were
enabled 10 sol hawssr from tho Msmi bis, aud
were tai en- in ttw.
Iresret torepart Cur auslt;aa very large; some
tvsnsy were B led and twenty wt 1dsd among
tbs killed have ~ mention the Surgeon o! ths
ship, A Ass.stan. Surgeon Jeoob II. 9otwa,E, who
WA kil-d hi In the act ef rsEd ring aRsis .ance
70 rom. # the wounded. Capt WAtaough Of the
xemphis. kindly gave n tho sev'cs Of Acting
Assists ant Srrgeoa Brown, to whom fesi much in.
dsO,ed fer IA, s.tectioa he has exhibited Ia caring
ior the wounded Being unaile TO OF IN nuricste
with the senior fiji ser present personally OF by sig
nal deemed it my dnty (1nmmaadsr Freiiey al
visiny the ship 10 make tee best Ct my way to
Port go7a', Cen mander Fesiiey, by my request.
xdvissns TIA s-Her officer &c vsosld leave 10 tow
OF the HI In ohis unless h, gave other OF ders.
In conclusion beg to call st enticn TO the de.
sire manifested by I'll nrdsr ny command TO &c
st'oy tie enemy. AID Particularly TO the c.ol and
eff ,eut nsnnsr In which was Eeconded by Lieut..
conmsndsr Thomas II. Eastman, the executive
officer Of the ship,
Ism. very resp'y. vcur otdt servt
(Signed3 WIN. Il. LEROY, CosE nandsr.
Cap: VI. r. Taylor, senior officer Of .he Hous:.
tcpic makes to Admiral Dupont a c;rtumetsatial
report OF the action but all the dstaiis ara puo.
lshed elEe here. He thinks he shct !re N the for
ward tnrret the Gag Of the rebsl ram but q. shs
in. Il ,dissely steem.d away and hs hxd to assist
the Quaker City, be could not ascertain correctly.
TIE Aueustx received one shot in her s'do. 10
one was II irsa Capt Taylor sent the K sys.oRs
State to foft Koya', a. h, was disabled. He ifat
sav ths rooel rams lying il Hasfits Channel, close
10 sto'e. with 10 sisns Of u ff ssh attack.
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A SUB riTUT. FOR BRAD now ths: IN al Ia
hard to get a on. our villages and towns, we re-
G, m mend lieheminy as good substitute, at least
~ eharge. The simple plan Of Irspa,ina 1t is ~
follows: To gallon Of shslled corn add half g.i
'on Of good ashes Foil together until the husk bs-
gins to come Oft ths- corn Then rub br'ekly t.
clear the grain completely Of husk Wash b eexn
clean and u; il IL for tea twelve hours sddinR
water from time to time to keep It from barring
!. IL then ready a.d has only to be warmed over
for ufe as i; Is needed It is perhaps better frisd
This Il s.id TO be more wac,eaoms than big hont-
n.y. snd is is good 5st as corn bread II not bet.
ter It is easy to prepare, and Saves the toll Mes.
b h,uSskeepers knew how TO mak Ii; bat few 4: AZ
cot be Informed on the i'm portaut subject and va
zen this paragraph for tholr bens6t.-kdetfsld
4Ge1 tise'.
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MONDAY. March ls. 1883.


SEHATR-rhs Senate mst st l2 o'clock n, NJ.
Hunter, of Va. In the chair.
The President pso hm laid before tho 6enate the
petition Of .hs Richmond aud Danvlle Railroad
COMPANY, paying the passAgs Of ~ act author'
isinR the Secret.ry OF War to srp2sy the iron re-
ouired for the construction Of the Piedmont rail-
road. Referred 10 the Comm.t:es on finAnss.
ne aiso laid bssors the EenatS ecrlnui isatiou
ftom tie Attorney General, Transmitting reports
upon eertsin claims on tile Ia the Dspaxtmsas si
Justice. Referred to the 0ommistse on Uai~s
RI CLAY. Of Ala ftom the COMMITTEE on Hidta'
~ n airG. repcesed baek withcnt am sudmsnt the
Gii 70 prsvsat ths ahssnss Of odesrs and toidiera
without lsayA 4iacod o. ths calendar. ana ceose'
"a 70 - psinisd.
Nr Clay, fca h Oommittss 1t Oommseos, ~.
ported baek without smAnAqsnt The eW g ansnA
~ 81 - peohlkll NJ sxpdgeaslen Of sossce mos
~ Coo1s1eIate ota1eA exsspt thseopa Ne -
ee1eee1 to ~ psiaieA,
Ms. Dsvts. fssn - osnmltles q Ql1nA l.e
sooee4 Dooe6 selaaive y AAsesas - aesse
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NEWS
TERRIFIC Fight At PORT HUDSON.
.. FRroATE MISSISSIPPI DxsraoY1D
THE ENEMY DRIVEN BACK.
SIGNAL VI ,rogY yox rHs G C,Ny.paRATxs.

PoRr HUD:cH. La March 15;h, 3 O'Clock \. y.
be bombArdmsn, comrAnc ID here at 2 o'clock r
II. yesterday, and con tinuej up to 5 r. ~. The
enemy Afed slowly, but our bait. ries cid not re.
p'Y, A. IL O'Clock last nigas q raost desperate
engagement took place. The enemy endeavofsd
to pass cur batteries under cover Of darkuem.-
Tbs drins was most .enif,, and lastai fully
two hours. Cne sunboat susesedsd in passing in
dsmsged condition The y 8. aoop Of war Nls-
sssippi was Eat On fre and brrnt to the waters
edge in front Of Cur batteries. One large vessel
was comp:stsly ridd,ed, third bsel, crippled ami
ths yea. vere driven back. At 2 o'clock the enemy
withdrew.
Our vistory is G. mplete and glorious. So far a.
known there are no casualties On our part
The boat that passed the batteries is doubtless
go disxbed A. 10 renlsr her achievement fruit.
less.
Thirty six men and one uaixshieman xf the d
stroysd is:sate Kissfsippi were brcugh. In by our
cavalry this morning. Several of the prisoners
are severely weundsd.
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~ Il. H. sTARBUCK, NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ and AGENT FOB CLAIMS against the Con-
federats States. Office. at the Office Of g. Z. Dib-
reil, Commission Merchant, Shockos Slip, Rich
nOn4, Va.
Having been . clsrk under The old Government at
Washington, D. G., for some fourteen years. the ad.
verser tenders his services to the legal representa-
tivss Of deceased soldiers, and al others having
claims against the c. 6. Government, with entire
condisnce In his ability to prosecute them to 8
speedy snd satisfactory adjustment. Address
i. II. STAEBUCK
eq-1rrS BOX S.% Pichmord. vs.,
1< ARTIFICIAL TEETR-THE CHEOPLAs-
~ TIC AND VuLOANITE PROCESS.G. w.
JONES, DENTIST, having tha right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied Of its
absolute superiority ever all other methods, can
with confidence commend 1t to those desiring full OF
partial sets Of teeth and especially such as may be
dissatisfied with those tney are now using. The
perfect adaptation of the piste to the mouth, and
.bs suction thereby secured, enables him to insert
Que more teeth Without elGsps. Tha method ha7-
lag bson adopted By those standing hghes the
profession, North ard South, testimonials will 10
given aud specimens exhibited to those wishing TO
them, Sets Of Testh On gold or any other plste
will, OF eourse. be made for those preferTlng then
Filling, Cleansing, Extracting, and all other opera
tiorlg gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth OF.
Il acted by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
H. oflcs on Main street, opposite Ccrinttisn
- de l--ly
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DLANINa AND MORTIol1G xACHuE0.
BOILER. GLAZxD And CNGLhz I'D
SASH, BLINDS, DoOKG &c, AZ AUCTION -
On. WEDNESDAY,, ieth ine! at 10 o'clock. / vii
sell at the factory Of Nr. Miles Amber, on Mayo
street.
4 large LOT Of 6ash slss6 and uugaazed
+" Doors and Kinds
! kortlc!pg Machine. power
ffont1
/ Moulding
! Danisl Psansr
! Wood Ssrihs PlsneR
l Stat SiaAins Machine
. Teooning
glat RouEd,ng
3 Cutoff Saws and Frames
Zip gaW and Tab's
/ Growing Machine
Steam Boiisr and parts Of knshe
3Oeether with Q lot OF
Ldmbs4 for Dallaalera
ALSO
sxesllent Piano, ncs sold peivately pro.
viossly 70 d, o. saiss
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,.sp.Y MORNING. MARCH II, 1856
,,r,oN or THINGS IN NORTH ALA.
eS RAMA

..o,,srnsn lust tesn North Alaesma gives. .
,csoast of the condhi,u Of affairs there.
s1..r,..ns. ths eyuatry a. plsntiiuiiy fuYp'isd
sf visions. which eau be pre- cared a, reason.
r'' ..,.s. compared With tbs unnecessarily high
~ ,a .rs easn2eled to pay 10 virginia -
F r. Is borsA, at 80 ssass bashei. bnsssr At -
nsusd sd other pro luce Ia proportion --
s,o,ie Rel ths u'mos, confidence in the ability
any ID Middle tennessee 10 keep back the
" ...r AID are e5nseq0en,ly preparing to pant
.rs;on ,roys largely. Tbs presescs Of III. enc.
IA. sarias, sa,s the many ousrasss they csm
"A have only served 10 incsssss the deteruiina
a. s;.s sns, sad they sre now moro firm In
"a, I,v,lt5 TO the oonssaerasy than ~hcn hos.il.
A.,ssos, We are assn -sa ;ha: II North Al
1,, i, ~ tssfsf from tie iorosis Of The enony
-, -, ana vii! caniiane 30 bs abis TO farntsh a
-. sufplus of supplies.
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k1rThe sanasass oe the psfsuu 0l Whlts) must
b Witnessed BY ssss, oe " eolorsd0 by aAscs Wit
nsssss. when IN acknowledgment ls taken belose
single Justice Of the Peace the Clerk Of thu Court
nost esrsify sa1er kas efefsl ses1 that such per-
son u Q Justice of ths Peses of ths county q cor
poration. In cAses Of exscutofs, admini1sfatos1.
ruerdisus &e., similar certificate Of The Clerk q
de Court, "A whish ths perscn qualihed - Esh y
slso required.
ETIo hlla viii 10 paid at tAis eAee unlso 81.
unedt to BY N xnginesr oflces q eeeompanisd -
s'S~ JOIN y. o7ANARD.
LIT L. 1ng'n acA Disbursans od3eee.
n. B.-1iank 1bsms sf 1swss q A6osnsy 81
,s so-s .1a
Rlss.,rsr rss.ss,sA y ssyy N iasSasisa
dad sanA Ill n thh o@ea
YEYn n1sDeGkallY eeQD6n q eewne ~eeloe ~
-: - - :: =: !: :. = S !: -; ::
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,,r,p DrAp. --gsiy res:e-dsy morning the hoy
=, I,Li u. q ramed P4.ries oDr;sn was found
:. tco. cf the ,Ebankmeut on Broad street nssr
:. c.n,r.l Dept BE lad besn drinking the
.-.,ipv prtvi1us ard the presumption Is that in .
,.e Of ia'0nieaiion lie bad sA.sen down the ca'
A,si r.sa. sad ~ss too |1ea cvsfsenis 80 recover
,,,y.t aud Gied iror, exposure. TIE decea:ed
=. t5rua.- employed At he Msdicai collsgs In
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NIAW IUbAO0O sTOkx
The subsczlbsrs beg to Inform ttslr sriscds and
thu public that they have taken tbo large and COM
modious s.ore corner Of Sta end Broad ste., where
they vii, kesp constantly on hand tho largest and
bost selected stock ct kaczsastured zrd2noking
TOBACCO, JiIAES, ana FANCY GOODS to bs
found In :hs Ecuth
In MAEUFEOTusHp TOBACCO, ws keep the
mos. esisbr..ed brands put up IN Virginia snd
North Okrolinx.
In sM0KIna x1EACoo, We h.vs oa hand The
following desirable brands,
Bully BowlsEs.
and other ans makes, In bales. basa barrels, and
IN CIGARS. or assortment 10 equal to any In
the city.
Oar xoek OF FANCY GOODS. sompriss-
Pocket knl7ss,
x0yth Brushes,
COMBS,
yocks. Books.
kots and
Lister Paprr,
Eoape.
Fsacy Fipcs, %.
Our goods are selected With special refsreI 90 TO
Erslera trade, and to wholesale buyers. We will
oHtr superior loducsmsatx
Jz. BUREBES L 90,
Corner sth and 3rosd etrssN.
nDxRRss,
{Iats suurss 4 BarresfJ
J " ARGYLE,
w HSTHaIaHf. fe 1c-lm
NNA TaOuaANls OXES EANUFAC.
~ rUE1D T9BAoCo.-I have on consignment
Q very large stoak Of 6oe Manufactured TO7AC.
&C. Ic the 10: Srs Gonss very fns brands 9. old
Tobacco which ID very scarce. Pastit4 In want Of
sush vii please give ras sat
Oouaniss.on Hssehani, Csry stxsst,
10 E3.-9sn UatsSe en- 18th sud Iath ctSs
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md
inst ree,ived psr stsamsrs from a.ssu. n. !.
tjr,a.n, .ha sc,tn.,n, ve.v "a .,rI ana m. ,r.hl.
aood.. viz: IL: '''''"s 'e'S ''A ~" "''""0
o.,... .,.,.I, ply r.,os COOS osa r.sa., print.
1S. Al aR..k ana Vhsin pv,~..
=. sr@x pi.ss T-.sash c..,..
ln A. soAn ,,.sa-, =, - r1t... 81 SIa....
~ Smf1 risc.si nsh~,~ .rS A4,a,tas
"A rs,ish Dir.
eo-H ~, 80. I',.nIi.h Ss.. r.,..a
Je 4 Ina Rns anI ~ q Psten, Thraad
On, AZ .sn Ooats.a fcrmsn,s .na nr,osa,. 500
vard spool SIt.on
loo sros, B .sk an1 White su.nendc. svtt,ns
80 siaces f,ish LInen = sna Not,aua.
50 d. elegant Pr.ntea Jeennsss
Al do BACK and While and Fancy kus,ins
80 do Hoglish Printed De.alnss
do extra fine Scarlet Flannel
so = best Nsedles
S4p dozen Nader Cotton Edkn
40 d. Habbsf Combs, assorted
ls2 lbs Sewing fwino
SO Tbs best Blue se~inEs
80 dozen Black Lsce Falls
26 gross Closing Thread and Heel Ball
20 DO PsaEl Shirt Buttons, &c
uARDWAnR And nJTLHpY.
go oven Pan Ard p set Kniv.a
ls4 do Table Knives and Forks
20 do Butcher Kri7ss
70 DO Table AID Dessert Knives
So do German Silver Forks
96 do ec,s CTS. assorted
1850 do Table Spoons
LA do Tea do
$40 do Britannia Tea. Mustard. end fslt
Spoons
1il do Abata Tea and Table spoons
25 pieces 9irth Web
cases Ctt.on yards
Sc Castsel H4nd SAW
15 assorted Uasn Eoxes
"a grsss Carpenters PisceeS
25 dcZsn Ehavicg Brushes and Boxes
do Rszor Straps
do Steel frame Spectacles
6 d. Powder F,asks Pouches, and Belts
~ boxes cleaners Soap
g Birdie Bits
% oez Saeash Anlvss
~ ocA oa'aSr Meesscnsum' and SslAtwood
rApe'' &c.
ofAI1oaEAY.
~ ~ reams LOVE and fnn:ifs tapef
sSo 80 90 ,Ars % ,ono Ee..ef ana Osp faper
~ ~ 20 TsAH, nsnN Nose ape.
30 ~ ~ C.; Uopy.u;s aau 1s'.ss oaosnns FsPeE
~ !zo GoIn,esSAI 1As e,Upes
seo Ps01s P. !. go n.s I" Scsoi OoeE"s
Aos o 6Ioss 49, e0' Hs"s
- se.'s so. s-,..oI ans A.. n.-a n,.,a.
20 uon o ,S 40 ING o..u noNus
10 s.osg ALnni9 inh fo"aer
o"S IocAet0ooIs' &c
DRUGS AND MEDIOlHEe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

N@SPECiAL HOTICE.-SPRfk3FIKLD DIVI.
~ SION, 10. '67, sons OF TEHPHRAHOE.-
TO rHD MEMBERS or THE ORD1R, Greeting:
Brethren from all parts OF the Confederate States.
In good standing ;n thssr DiviMoAs are invited 70
visit our sessions, which occur EVERY THURS
DAY EVENING, at Cur Hsi!, corner Of 25ih xud n
st1sets Church Hill and urits with us In promoting
the good OF the order. We promise you . brothers
hand and q brothers welcome.
w. 4; CRAIG.
e. ROUIS, ST., Committees
il s4--!axw6ws ]. n. EA:sNs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.
W. MEDICAL CARD.
oYRIG7 pRAnrlcR


DR.. PLUMB, OF the old Aedical House, confines
himself mainly to sn ofics practice on Franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag.
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skillfol
and confidential treatment may be obtained on rea.
sonsble terms Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ahmeuts, ere Invited TO call
early.
Ccmnianicat;ons by mail, or other wise, promptly
attended to. Ofsce open from 8 4. n. TIL 3 p. II.
my 23-tS RICHMOND, VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17
DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. II. G. A.
AND LADIES SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,

KIcuMoau, Uc5ODer X4th. ISbS. J
~, CLOTHING FOR THE ARMY.-The Com
VI mittse will receive at their depot of 10th
and Bank streets, whatever contributions In cloth
ns such a. blankets, eoverlets, shoes socks coats
pants, shirts &C., the citizens may furnish for the
pgrpcae, ard forward ths SIN wherever they mos:
ueattd
The cii:sens arc reminded Of tbs importance Of
doing all that they can for the comfort and health
Of cur defenders Ia the field
or 55-ts WEI p MJJNFORD Chairman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17
Another Steamer In.

WILMINGTON, N. O, M.cl 16.h.-The British
steamer Erit.nria, forty days from Glasgow, srd
five days f-om Naesau, arrived q. Confederate
port Yesterday with q valuable CARGO