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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
PUBLIC MEETING IN HALIFAX

general N, citing of the people of Halifax county
vas held their Court House. court day, the H of
jul, 1868.
The meeting was organized BY the election of DR.. L
A. Coleman, rts-dent and DR.. Jno. ". Craddock,
Secretary after which the fol owing resolutions we're
adopted:
Resolvsd That In view Of the exposed situation of
orr ate 10 attacks Of Yankee d.rs, who dorg
infinite mischie, and the want OF military Orgsniza-
ton in the fFsrent counties that Gov. Hscher be
spectully and earnestly requested to call meeing Of
the Legislature with the last possible DELAY in or Ter
70 place the whole State military footing, so as to
to every part of security against dangers
which are imminent and agar 81 which at present.
there can he made no efficient deie cs.
Resolved That committee, consisting Of Thomas S.
FlournOy, WIN Il. Clark, A. NJ POindeKter and Elisha
Blrkadae, Jr be and hereb appointed to bear this
rss9pnon the overnO and urge his compliance With
its request.
Re solrsd That the people of Halifax do proceed at
occe 10 the organization OF Home Guard embracing
every mau capable of hearing arms, without ref
to age or airy exemption account Of Substitution Or
o'her Eise.
An opportunity vas then given FOR enrolling names OF
vol in,eers when quite large number we're enrolled,
aud Satudly next appointed as the day of meet ior
o IMITATION
Resoloe That the SIC cary be requested to procure
the publication the proceedings Of this meeting i'll
the Richmond papers.
Tue sting then adjourned.
Addresses sustaining the 6r aud third Resolutions
delivered by Mr.. James G. he mover Of them)
Rev. A n POudeI,er and Col HouqOy, and trief re-
MARKS we're made in favor Of them sby Messrs. Chal
mee' and Buk,dIe, members elect Of the Lessa 'ure
from this COUNT sOd Nc. D. MARI member elect from
Campbell county. 4. COLEMAN,
President
JsO. W. CRADDOcK, Secretary.
u Enquirer, EIsminer, Sentinel and Dispatch
pl ase publish.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

The draft In philadelphia vas completed sitAoal d.
order or opposition. ;.
Mayor Opdyke, Of New York, has vetoed the oroi-
nance to pay ccnscrps $500 continuation, on ire
ound of vsgu. and inegality and because II IS
p-cptiarory measure to appease the mob
Gen Blounts forces 10 Arkansas Oh the l1ih rsi',
tackled the rebels under Gen. Cooper ear Fort diD'
SIN, and routed them completely, capturing one gu !
snd many prisoners. The rebels retreated 10 f0r1
Smith.
niral Porter reports that the gunboat eIpedj,iep
sent by him into the Red river region after the z.
Vicksburg, had been most successful. Two
steamers we're captured-onea very fine bost-afsy.
rebels forced destroy two oter.. large qu@u
'ty Of ammnaiton and stores for the rebel army were
also captured.
Ion. JONI J. Crittenden died 81 Frankfort, Ky, on
the 26th. He died frou general debility aud old egg
without pain struggle aud In full possession OF hi-
faculties His age was n.
Az the FEST Board, New York, Monday, market ek
cited; gold 1871; Virginia SKIES so; N. Carolina 81
Tennessee 65t. A. the Second Board, market hrm,-
gold 1874.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
Fire A,ms in th. Public strsst,.

The following TEN Of intelligence j. given 10 city
journal Of yesterday morning:
Te3tsrday ate NOON abou. a O'Clock, private Jut-
kins Of Hankns Battery. this CITY presented
himself the Passport Once AMI attempted % obtain
a pass on forged flrough. The tick being At once
dstected BY the CLERK be threateucd With @ ste
Thunder when be broke from the Oiise aud dOsn
Oh street. pursued BY detectives Cu,s and Burke who
hred several shots az hlm Of Whicb hOWevec took
cfEre. On srrvl, AZ the corner Of Capitol aud 9th
strees Judkins roo down 10 The direction OF the City
Htp near which hs overtaken aud returned - the
PrcYos hsrsha- of ." and from thence seDt 70 Castle
Th2adsT
Ninth s5sst ore Of che most frequensed thorough
fares Of To- ety. L Is Fatl remarkable that several
shO" shOai be 6red along il, especially at 40 tour
shsn SC many people going up town from tue bus
nes parts OF the city, without taking effect IL the body
Of some man, OF child passing along The most
Valusbls life in Richmond might have been sacrificed
BY the reckless conduct Of these officers Wbo it seems
preferred takgg the &c OF this fugitive with tie chance
Of taking any other h. rather hau put their legs to
the convenience Of Ii le uaaecuaomsd e1ereie.-
Snol conduct is highly criminal aud should be eIelaim-
ed sglinst by the whole community There il statute
In the CoJs Of Va making severely penal Osnce to
discharge tire arms in places Of pnlio resort. In the
name Of public safety request the Mayor, the A'Or-
pey for the Common xeash aud ihe CIR nd Ju-y to
thatit is enforced against oil offenders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
MEXICO DECLARED AN EMPIRE.

New YORK July 27.-By the steamer Roanoke from
H'vaus, on the 22l we have city of Mexico dates to
the 10th inst
council OF notabilites, held on the 10th inst de
Glazed that the Mexican nation Though them seec
empire tie form Of government and declare Maxi.
milan, OF Austria Emperor. Should he decline he
throne they mpOre the French Emperor selee, a
person in who he has full confidence to occupy the
throne.
The proclamation was Immediately made public, and
courier posted 70 Vera rug, and from there il
was ST Mt by Ere CHI steamer to Havana.
A salute fired ii Vera Cruz in honor of the
event.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

instinct for boarding honey for winter that never
/ comes.
,FUEHY when General Moreau was in Amer ca he
made great mistake at musical society," where song
with Eno
French officer fancied it poetcal tribute, and thai
the sapzl closed wi the mentionOf his name: ''To
Moreau TO Moreau" that every tine the phrase oc-
Cured he arose and bowed to the singers the amaz
ment of those who saw the cause OF the Generals mis-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE would specially call the attention Oh
w the trade sale OF Manufactured Tobacco, c. =
Cigars Groceries, a.,
We vi commence the sale With Manu- acured Tobs PIE
ey ~ 10 oeock IL o'clock will sell Sugars and Groceries
snd closs the sale viii. hhcenaneous Goods.
WILL ADD
laksgI 81 Ca Soda
1910 bs choios sn held Bacon
90k,gs do do Lard
10 bags New Ihsh Potatoes
IS d. Dig Virginia salt
~ boIsI Northern Herrings
Also
5000 Genuine HayAns Cigars, (YeJ choice
Carriage, With double set harness.
Bsl-It ROBINSON, ADAMS a Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

Coon 0sE.--When our army entered Chambers
burg, P,na some of the Uuon females Of the town,
living on their sex and the gaanry OF the rebels" for
protection, j,wed the troops nom widows and doors as
they passed py There was one Of these women wboee
tongue we suppose could do justice TO the occasion
who fourshed from her bosom a small Union flag, and
who, standing in door, made all manner of ugly facas
at our soldiers as they marched along But her lady
ship caught a taltir" 10 making mouth at tall
ragged rebel' in the ranks who, fixing his eyes III
sdan on the dag that waved from her breast excsiu
ed Madam vol had better tGrc that thing from youT
6oson-lce Rebels hell sjraig Asst lporks
This 30 completely took her dowB" that she hasn't
made an "ugiy lace" sipce.--Nion (N CT Chronicle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

A MONITOR FOR THE WEsr.-Tbere is now being built
at Pittsburg iron battery OF the M itor pattern.
which, in point of strength, speed aud effectiveness
promises to excel any vessel OF the eliss afoat The
new battery Is called the Manayunk, and will cost
over six hundred thousand dollars The vessel vac
commenced three four months ago, and has given
EN- ployment to about one hundred and fifty hands.
Her length Is 225 feet; breadth Of beam 40 feet.
Like all her Monitors she will consist of two hu'ls
upper and lower, but, unlike the orglnas Monitors.
they will be Joined together In such way as to en-.
trey avoid the defects which resulted In the loss OF
the latter. The upper hull IL be plated with sis
inches of iron, and the turret with ten ches. The
pilot house will be protected by eight inches oil iron
and the chimney viii be constructed of four plates
each an inch thick. She vii! carry two guns-one Is
inch and the other IL 10 b, aud will 1t Is believed be
the most subs anral and reliable Il of the chaIac
ter ever built The grea portion of the ribs Of the
10 hull now in place, and portion Of the plating
mas been put on. Toe turret Il also under way, and
engines in advanced state IL Is expected that
shs will be ready for service by the latter part of tbs
summer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The notes of the
Il Confederate States Issued prior 70 the Of Decemb 1867
being nsbe In Bonds Of the Government AFTER the LIST proa
and the Banks Of this city Unto ch all the receipts Of @
Company red be depoted hayrg since the 10th O.
June last eusea 10 receive tra deoe they viii cease ~
be received by he and Agens Of this Company 10
ntnt Of fare and freight on aEd sher this date.
a. p v. DANIiL Js
jysl-lw Prss't R., Y. and r q Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA..
Th. American, in it, nevs, summary, SAYS

lus AuneIlcaI, III us news, summary, says:
There is no longer eny doubt that Gen. Lees army
has successfully euded the pursuit of General Meade
and is again in nearly It's old position Eastern
Virginia and around Calpeper and Jrdons,i L. When
Lee succeeded in getting across the Potomac scarcely
any other result was expected by those familiar with
tie country to be rsversed by the two armies Sal-
guine people looked for different result and even those
not 80 saDgune hoped for IT, but both have been dis
appointed
The latest advces from the army of the Potomac stale
that on Saturd forces held the line of the Kappa
hammock, between Kellys Ford and WstAl)o Large
numbers OF horses have been found in the gor
ges, and appropriated by our forces.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General Logan and Colonel Rawlings of Gen.
staff who have arrived at afro state that Gen.
Sherman had returned to Jackson and to Gen.
Grant that the leading cit of that portion of Mis-
sissipp mpored some ion by which the State could
be retuInei the Unou The army aud people were
completely dspr ed and ready ft peace.
The Nashville Union says it Is reported that Hon.
MeTedi P. Gentry, formerly an eminent W hg member
of Congress- surrendered himself Voluntarily TO the
Federal commander at Shelbyvile few days since.
Nine. Dndred Of Morgans men have been lodged In
Camp fnsss priso". They will be kept th re until the
officers Of streght's expeditions reeaed from Libby
prison. sTf .f.f au
Wien the steamer Roanoke left Havana an immense
conilagration raging among tie warehouses Re
gia wharf II IL estimated that the warehouses already
destroyed involve loss of O. 100000 worth of
gar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

NOTICE. Il wish 10 employ aFEaALR TEACH
ne,et Of ten month. 10 commence ls ocse
next 10 teach sch oil One well qualified 10 teach ~ bh
English Branches with Lsn and FREE eh With MI l. he Piano
can and situation by early application II Is sbsolut ne
csssay that ansc be taught but h preferred Reference
So GRESHAM,
Jyfs-lswsE nswtowu, King Qissa 60 Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

I PROPOSE opening, at nv residence 10 the
county Lunebbarg Va private Male ana Female School
{, &C nss ~ q limited number OF scholars:
MONTHS
Elsa......... .........E..t25 20 orS5 per NOR tn,
Il - cs ........... ...............sT 80 or ~
Modern Langaag S.. .-...-..... ~ w or 4
Bo ten Ia anDy or Ia the neighhohood
rfron 10 &3o per month
Mrs Wn,e vii have charge OF the Modern Lsagasges.
Living remote In pntry not Likely 10
ovaed by enemy peculiar advantages thus ahJrd
parents 70. ths,nslruction OF their children
TH0aAs WARD WHITE,
HsclArland'S Post Once
~ sl-e2t' Lunenburg, We
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31
I AND FOR SALE.

IL VII sell on re 18Th Of AUGUST uexts A. Wakefield
ooeh aud, Co., 10 from Columbia, Psrcss Of Land
follows
40 Aers half cleared, iad balance Tmbsrea and well
Watertd,
Acres 81 acres cleared balance Wooded and well Wa
tered, adjoining Locker, Tareton, Payne and WIhe
q Id,
10 Head Of Cattle,
AMBROSE LAoY
Jye1-cy5t' Shannon /, Gooehland co.. vs..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-31

l. OR RENT.-By order of the Board Of
Il Trustees Of Hampden sidney Cole orer for thu
Stewards Hall, which odae larse Der OF
oardrs immediate possession be had. Also Dwelling
House and Lot sson given 18th Of September tex
Address DE- y. Is WATKINS,
Iysl-iayiy Comm'r BoArdTru.evs a. 4. Z.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.

The ATIACh ON CHAhLESTON.
NEW YonK, April l0.--The Tribuacs
Washington special contains the following
Rebels on the other side of the Rappshan-
mock are in receipt unpleasant news,
They gather in knots talk it over are eK-
tEsmely quiet, subdued apparently in very
bad spirits. Piekets take unusual pains 10
prevent the exchange Of newspapers or the
communication Of Intelligence through any
channel II has however, been sscertained
by conversation with stray rebels military and
civil that decided advantages were gained By
our forces at Charleston, and that fort had
been taken, what fort Ia not stated
Richmond papers of later date than those
received yesterday, contain no dispatches
whatever, from South Carolina
Belief 10 entertained in naval and military
eireles here that Charleston has by this time
fallen. Great confidence is felt in the ability
Of thirty gun and six hundred men and Iron
elads 70 overcome the four hundred guns ar d
the rebel army Admiral Dupont has in b 8
possession accurate charles OF the water ap.
prosehos 70 the city, on which the localities
Of torpedoes are laid down, aud the channels
BY which they might be avoided are carefully J
traced.
The following is special Dispatch
Headquarters Of the Army of the PotO
mac, april 9.-The rebels are actively engag'
cd on their earthwoFks arouRd Fredericks
burg.
Additional display in camps and bustlinl
actively on fortihcations look so much like
their former weak invention, that belief OF al
evacuation iAtended, is entertained by man,
ofhcsrs. Balloon and signal corps however
report no withdrawal up 70 ihiA time.
NRsSs dispateh Gays itis understood tba
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
Cincinnati Market.

ClNOiNNATli April y.
FL0UR-Market continues depressed,
Snperhne 3 65@6 10; extra SOFAS 80 ;
family TO fancy 0096 25.
WHISKY-Market dull at 49@43s, latter
rate for wagon. I.lHf
WHEAT-Market unchanged, nominal
26(9l 2S for prime to choice red, 30@l
] 35 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, anu
35(9l 30 Tor prime to choice Kentucky
white
CORN - Market is duh and heavy
Ear at 62@63 in bulk shelled at 62@6s
in bulk, aud at 75@76 including sacks.
OATS--The demand dull quite light
We quote at 66@66 in bulk, at 77@7s IL
cludlng sacks
RYE-Demand good at $50 90 for prim,
samples on arrival
BARLEY - The Market is frmer. -
Prime fall at 55@l 60 state spring, priml
10 choice, at 45al 90
GRoCERIES-Jobbing demand moderate
sugar lls@l2s, coffee 32@34, molasse
J 5SG062
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10

Department dispatches Just received BY Secrc.
tary Seward 10 Minister Adams, in London,
take decided grounds against htting out in
English ports, piratical vessels, 70 prey upon
our commerce English Government is in
formed that its course in not endeayoring to
prevent their fitting out regarded as unfriend-
ly 10 this Government and solemn protest
entered against the continuance Of its policy
in this respect
The Herald makes the following assertion,
We have now received from various sources
positive information Of actual commencement
Of attack upon Charleston. Bombardment
Of Fort Sumter BY IroR-clads begun Monday.
Captain Moses OF the Fairhaven brings In
telligeuce from Captain Steedman that Admi.
raj Dupont had, on the Sd April proceeded 10
Charleston with the following Iron-clAds, new
lronsides, llag ship, monitors Patapsco, Cats
kill, Montaun, PassSic, Wheehawken, Keokuk,
Nahant and Nantucket, off Stono Inlet. Cap
Moses saw our army transport aeet and Iron
clads anchored inside BE also saw the Eric.
son ahoat riding sstern. .l1llL.ts4
Woshinnton, ApTii 9.-Midnight-No Of
fetal intelligence IN reference 70 affairs al
Charleston yet received Expected ~ the
Navy Department that dispatches would ar
rive this evening. Entire confidence express
ed that the attack on Charleston will be con-
pletely successful
Prominent Government officers openly EN-
nounce their belief that Charleston has been
taken.
IL victory is gained there by our land and
naval forces the FIRST intelligence Of il will
be brought BY dispatch boat from Hilton
Head
The rebels will not permit any mention By
telegraph or publication in any peper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NJ Vo.r Al; q Tha porsvo. oc tho
80 E.LI P,s,.a ,ha, ,ha o,taot on
5Ssl1' sseHIos % So.a encod on Tus,'
N"S' n.o.. R..nc,-. Nail, Carcl;,o
sLs.ss. 49,. 81 ~. rohoI ,;ol,a,s on ths
~. -. o-,an1ad % noin, p;no r;Ios
iI rnt N-S 49,
"'a, Ne" I;,,,. wash;ra,oo looLsd ,hreo,.
A' - --''''
ns s,.v a,onio, ,bs .ehal uan um
w n - 1S..5s i.,i 81
mHs oPP%vsn5 -. e,a'",.,, r,,,,o. =, Na,ahar,,
ana on Hiopuay SIC Ii Hoon ~ ,i1a M al
sAid ven, roster nhu 70 Su.le1Je'' .t ln's "s'
"o' eree''eN ~ - "1s 49, W.
n'enls 'r'"i ''u''o'A '''' '''''"'O ''''''' "'"
'"fson, = ,;-;.;.. o,.o.,, ,,.o,ohoa
rDseer u'.'s'Sn 9.,l Ias ''''"s' e"''"'"'"
oy rue PI.s nnu u,'sIea L.5 :, N,,u. Il, H.
Nsnnonaui"s rHS nSs.u 49, ~ y oi' -" u''
% rSy aua s'irs H.5 on .uoaey' Ia s,., ., ooo.
ue sunuyaas WtI a"I Ti, W ~.
sp reLe oVeone ~ ~ I- ~ ,s''
S. S.oonaue n1hoat =. ! aao ''''''
o"I 9os supOoA II MA ,o -.
n DeVon nouse non " .to.en ~, say
vac [eoelS Iese oo,Vgo 'Ieu F.;ta S ~.
l'n,' ~ V az
1' "As W '.s -, "
te1olusss W i'u'Iu nv ." uvt ~, "E VIZ WV"
tn'ee Gays eooneu 1. rA''OnS - "ere ""u Oeei
no rnoVsmehs yeS u,
ms Is 10 w ''' s'''"" ''''' u" o'' ii"u
SOL 49,. A.,o H. p;oh1 WI.
f. . onoMroe, APri' - ne n.chhol.i v nil'
o. Tue oulII says wnen ouL army re.rga'eu e.l
rom lorAtown, hrea' conplsiht ,,l was nhaIe py
Pefso9s .vlng IN ou near us i.ne I o. narcn, oi
1ePreoauIns eomm"Leu l 9y lne soiulersi ana
"enSrais nAVe Dech heaeu 70 say '' AZ SuT ~ own y,
men were worse 'hSh 'ne troops OIL meO'e'i'
-u
Ai'er pIeueIiehsoulB ~as wv. ~"co'uu oY the
lahAees, lne oou1hern solu.srs sent 70 pro,
tsc' tne lo"n' stripped 1ne pa'te'eu vans u
1hs houses Oh Wnst remained remained IN tnem, sno
redueea the aFeaay 'nPoVerlsneu % ,iL innsp''ants
10 Hosolnte oeggsry' Inc very hGeral SUP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
MATTERS AT VICKsBURG

ST. LouIs, April Especial to the Demo,
crat says
marine brigade and one iron-clad started up
stream this morning.
No prospect of actiue operations before
Vicksburg for some time.
Farragut holds the river between yicks
burg and Port Hudson.
Porter aud Grant are reconnotering up ths
Yazoo with considerable force. fffl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
Reported for the Daily Empire
New York Market.
NEw YoRE, April 10

NE" YORK, April 10
FLOUR--Recelpts 900 bbls; dull, and
unchanged sales O,0O0 bbls 67Oa6 80
extra state, 7 2O@7 30 common TO good
shipping brand r. H. O.
sWHEAT--MArket dull and nominal.
38@l 60 Chicago spring; COOL Ga Nil.
waukee club; 6e@l ~ winter red ives.
tern.
CORN-Heayy, dropping at s8@9O for
sound, 80@s7 unsound mixed western.
oATS--Market quiet at s4@s7 common to
prime.
PORK--Quiet
LARD-Quiet
DRESSED H0GS-Shade 6rmer at /
al.
WHIsKY-Dull at 453@46l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
DAYTON Marker.
UATTOH, AptlI 3.
HARSHMAN'S FLoUR-Red wheat

DAYTON, April 8.
HARsHMAN'S FLoUR-Red wheat
wholesale 20, retail f5
WHEAT 10.
CORN-55
0ATS-45@50.
BARLEY-l 45C9l so
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY--Timothy ~ OO@la 90 per ton
FLAX-SEED-3 90.
WHISKY-44@44 .a.
GRoCERIES-Coffee 338@36S; Sugar l3l
OLA Molasses 65@66; Sugar House
Syrup 65@75 Teas 3O@l 50f Cheese
l5@l6; Rice 94@l0; Dried peaches 9@lO;
Dried apples 4(}5 Beans Q 56@2 Is per bu
Butter 20M95; Eggs l0@l25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
By Telegraph.
NIGHr DISPATCHES.
ATTACK ON CHARLESTON
HEAsoRAErERs ARMV OF THE POroNAc, |
Aoril 9th. 1850 z. NJ.


April 9Th, 1850 2. NJ.
The Richmond Wing, ia reference 10 the
situation Of Charleston, official intelligence
was made public early yesterday morning
that tho enemy's iron-clad feet had attempt.
ed 70 cross the bar, and had failed
But later 10 the day il was announced that
the gunbosts aud transports had succeeded
in crossing, and we're at anchor. One iron.
clsd laid between the forts, quietly awaiting
the attack
Further intelligence is looked for with ea.
ger anxiety. The Yankees have made no Sc
cret Of their vast preparations for au attack
upon Charleston, and we may well anticipate
= desperate conflict
The Richmond Wing Of the 9Th, has tn foil
owing
Jackson, April New Orleans reports OF
the lsl say that Banks crossed with 10000
men at Donelsonville, and has gone down the
hay on Plsquemine to reinforce Weitzel and
stack the bay on Teche country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-10
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have been accustomed from early age OF youth to
witness the various diseases which afiiet mankind,
and 70 watch the progress through long career oi
study In every sphere Of life irOm lhe
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion of the veal
thy, and having aseertalned beyond dobt The vast
suffering Of humanity, tney determined To select the
generatye system as their particular study, TO
vote their whole attention TO the alienation OF the dis
eases Of these Important functions, No lelters will be
| answered unless they contain remittance or q post
age stamp. Call or address,
DIS. BONAPARTE a REYNOLDS,
No, 1872 Sycamore street. between Filth Sixth, eas
| side, Cinclnnafli ONO LL-. III. ~.