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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
REPUBLICAN,, ALIAS UNION PARTY

REPUBLICAN, ALIAS UNION PARTY.
The attempted "Union" movement
is confession either that the Republi-
can party is not Union party, or that
it is a failure. Indeed, it is a confess
sion Of both suppositions. And such
is the fact, The Republican party
never was Union party--it was al
ways a disunion party, and in that re-
spect is is not failure. But in respect
to future party action, it is failure.
1t dare not come before the country
under its own name. In it's aspect of
a Union party, it has stolen the livery
of Heaven, and the fraud it is trying
to perpetuate is more monstrous than
has ever been perpetrated upon any
country. 1t is becoming celebrate
murder upon the Union, and upon
civil liberty also. Since the revolt in
Heaven, sodiabolical aparty has not
been known.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

shocking a8tir-A N tss TsrDsva
Upon "a EsaZz saw and Eiiser!y
Sawed ssA BrySaisa

Sawed sM BNsSaiD.
Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock,
most shocking affair occurred at Clark's ma
chino shop, near Lyel street bridge, by
which man named John Mcbride lost his
life, by being sawn nearly in twain by buzz
saw. The circumstances are as tollows:--
Mcbride, woo formerly worked at the factory
went in and got into an alteration with a
boy, at which man named jeremiah Ri.
caud iner'ered to stop their 9uarreling, when
Mcbride turned upon him, sa ing, it is said,
that he would soon have his (Ricaud's) place
there. They finally came to blows. when
Ricaud, who is a powerful man, seized Me-
Bride and threw him towards the saw. lie
struck with his back upon The bead OF tho
frame. The boy shouted, "look out, he l.,
going on the saw" and before he could 10
saved he fell back upon the instrument,
viii h is eighteen inches IN diameter and was
revolving very rapidly. The saw cut through
his shoulder and severed the rib from one
side OF the vertebr@. He was a shocking
sight to behold, but, strange to say he lived
until eleven O'Clock Friday evening.
Officer Flaherty, who was passing at tho
time, went over and arrested Ricaud, who
was brought to the polics Office, and from
thence sent to Jail to await the action OF tho
Coroners jury. which is now in session bs>
fore Coroner Trent.
When arrested, Rlcaud expressed tho
greatest sorrow for what he had done, and
told officer Flaberty that he had no idea that
be could throw the man as far as the saw.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
NO Half. WAY aAUga~e.

The Pacific Echo, published at
Napa, California, says the political
"half way is gone in, died out, met
with its grave, and now buried with
the past. One must now be either a
Democrat Or Aboiitionist--either for
white men or for Niger all over--eith-
er for intellect, mind, education, civ>
ilization, or for wool, black skin and
ignorance. There is no use denying
the fact, for tits as plain asthe sun at
monday. The abolitionists, under
the names of "Republicans'' and
"Union," have got possession of your
State and national administrations,
and what are they doing? Creating
laws constantly for the Advancement Of
the niger, and hanging millstones
about the necks of white men.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

The PRoyosT MARsHALs AND AS
sIsTANTs. Ts.--Out of the four hundred
and twenty three persons appointed
under the Conscription Law, only
thirty-fve have been in the military
service of the United States. This
is the way the promise has been kept
that these places should be given to
worthy, patriotic military men, disas
bled from active field service. New
York Express.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

ALBANY, May 16.-rhe maeting to pro.
test against the arbitrary arrest aud sentence
Of Hon. G L vallandgham, held at the Cap.
i'ol to night, was largely attended. Strong
speeches we're made by Hon. A. J. Parker,
Hon, Francis Kenuan, j. Murphy, Esq, OF
Buffalo. and others. Resolutions were adopt.
ed denouncing the arrest Of vallnndgham as
qnwarrantablo by the assumption of military
power. A letter was then read from Gov.
Seymour, characterizing the the arrest of
Vallandgham as an act which has brought
dishonor upon our country, which is full of
danger to our persons and cur homes, and
which bears upon its front 0 conscious viola.
ton Of law aud justice. An attempt was
made to distorh the meeting, but failed, and
the polce succeeded ia rasking sevsrA az
rests Of thu parties. ,a'sl.sesf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

B1% Wepublish from the Cincinnati
Gazette, in to-days Sentinel, the full
regulations Of the War Department
concerning the Conscription Act. 1t
is something that every man between
the age of 20 and As feels an interest
in, whether he can pay the $500 ex-
emption or not. Read them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

hA+ Hon. j. ". Beardsley, Speaker
Of the late House of Representatives in
Wisconsin, elected by the Republicans,
has taken ground with the Democracy,
as the only political organization that
can preserve the Government.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
A Startling disclosure pur
pose of tEle Secrei LclgcS.

The Syracuse Courier publishes the fol
lowing letter, which, il says, was placed in
its possession by reliable gentleman" OF
that city to whom it was furnished by the
person 10 whom 1t was addressed:
UTICA, April g. 1863
Mr.--,-- N. Y: You will excuse me
for addressing you, stranger 10 me; but
from what hear from you we need no for
mai introduction. ~ e are boIh loyal men,
and Az addressing you on thIs occasion is to
learn il there can be organized in your town
aLoyal League Rendezvous. You are peri APPS
aware that our Loyal Leagues OF this State
are to hold Sate Convention at this place
on the 9th inst. am informed that your
League is in process OF formation. dare
say, you know the Two Leagues, one public
and another secret--the former civil and the
latter military in its plans, and from what
am told Of your peculiar abilities, especial
ly wish you take part in the latter, 1t is
essentially necessary that this organiza ton
should be speedily effected.
The increasing boldness and numbers OF
the Copperheads in this Stale are such that
they must be put down before the next Pres
idential election, or they may outvote us al
he polls. Their clamor about free speech
arbitrary arrests, and the Constitution is
misleading the people, We must not be too
careful or timid about the measures necessa-
ry to keep them under! II mag be that the
military forces Of our inner Loyal Leagues,
in co operatiouswith the Government. may
be effectively used against them in certain
localities. Having been chosen by our friends
in New York city as travelling agent for
Central New York, shall soon give you
call. am not able to pane the day at this
time, but will advise you Of my visit in time
for you to call in q few reliable friends for
consultation. Don't invite any squeamish
but the most radical. /
shall then, communicate to you the signs,
mystic grips, and other workings Of our or.
der. Let me hear from you.
Yours truly,
e. [, ROBERTS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

B6r A brother Of old John Brown
has been appointed to a third class
clerkship in the Treasury Depart-
ment. Secretary Chase knows bis
real friends.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

VALLAND1GHAM's New HOME. IT the
dispatch received at this ofics yesterday be
correct, Mr. Valandigham will be permitted
to enjoy the spicy gales OF a sou hern island
for twenty four months The Tortusas is
land is one of group OF ten islsts bearing
the same general name, 120 miles W. s. w.
from Cape Sable, in the Gull Of Mexico
The main island iorms tho entrance to the
noted harbor Of Nentitas, and is about 26
miles long and 6 miles wide. All the is
lands are low coral formations, mostly GOV.
cred with MusgIove bushes. The Governs
ment had used them previously. A light4
house was erected on Bush or Garden Key;
and in 1912 re'actory members OF several
volunteer regiments we sent there to work
upon the construction OF Fort@ Jefferson, q
Government fortlGca ion erected there. AL
together the home will be above the maa.--
Ohio State Journal May 14h 1868.
From the O s. journal, March 27, '6I.I
The Airicanlzed people Of the South have
preciItated work [disunionl which we be.
lieye advancing civilization and christianity
would have ere long DEMANDED AT THE
HANDS OF THE FREE PEOPLE OF THE NORTH
The completely with the barbalism OF slavery
which the latter have had forced upon them
by the Union, has become more burthen>
some every year and must haas been Mrows
IF vol.sntartly before We laspe of many gears.
The Union has done potfing in reality for
fire. dom. THEN WHY SHOULD FREE.
MEN DEPLORE THE LOSS OF THE
UNION? * Politicians and dotards
may gabble aHd weap tears OF imbsciIty
over the BREAKING UP OF AN .uNNArus.
AL COMPACT, but reason justice aud human
ity will gladly accept it as one Of those
cheering evidences that Providence Is work.
ing good to the creatures Of earth through
the process oil events. S ls eGaY
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
Enforcement Of the Conscrip-
tion.
Rules mud Regulations of the
War Department..
OFFICERS AND SALARIES.

FULL AND OFFICIAL LISTS OF EX
EMPTIONS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20

EI Gen. Burnside has rescindcd
the order against citizens of Ohio,
buying ammunition and arms without
taking an oath. This is all right.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-05-20
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS

Are fxed by the Provost Marshal General.
II there is no GoyesnInent building there
suitable 'or the purpose, an off e, consisting
of not more than three rooms may be rent
ed. Each Proves Marshal may employ al
these headquarters two clerks, subject to
the approval Of the Proves, Marshal !Gener
al and at such rate OF compensation as he
may fix. . r..l.. ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

u That essslnsalsted military c.1..as. Henry
J. Raymond CT ths Rev York 3ts..o VIII, u.s
AlonGH Tie Eat 10 annOanss tbs. the war was 60
30 wound CD BY tia aa:ns Ct tho res slim I, tho
efief Osriei Of q sao:t nsz,ti.s;s n,.s h.. ,,o,,
como 70 ne coosins5o th St war IA Nc. after al "a
'sxss0sass affsie." IA his speech si the mas.
Ees:ns Of Tie UGiou League in Now York. he A..
susea "a re whom no hsd helped to dsiuds Tat -
~1 o. two great people treaty MI tsss arain.t
o5A Ia spa:fsy grateful to Yankee pu.;,lsniir ::
MA nAlSni'yl-is not to to settled In AZ
30 se,e fasths'. ard dselaess that It isw =,
60 tsssied u tweoiy nisutAsr r s.,'.,..
va. could be doas In that -. .n...n-.
81 Hne Ia which Charles hs, -
0i"s y achieved In AnsrI r.. 80, ,...,:,S
..e,eat mIr,,nn IT. Ardy All Determined
vAs,..r u ~iu,.a ~ will not v,ntoGs 10 say
3tcrs va a mai, 40 In two of Il tan yeass.-
Ia ansaksrs ,1sss shanss h the caellsiioas q
IL. x.r. <~1srsily ss.A.ivs to the DURATION u
A., nr Il raoxs Of ten sssa3sd to encourage
n,,,, ,>4st.dds ~ adsnonshins them nos - be
q .itsd at What they might sonsidsr the g. Glow
>0srsS" Of tho war. and assuriss them that
sIoasr or later tbs ssbsilioa must b ercshsd -
Try euaslyorsi. t;nos they a,uA no: do Ills IN
twenty MINUTES " to prepare :hs people scs Q lorS
a.Juss's, aDa Undue hi with the endurance AID
tico6 tlrz.y perseverance Of tbs blood hound Ia
fo.luwlos up tie psop.s Of tie South. What.vts
Eay 30 cai3 Of The war, Of this all feel Eatisfsd /:
that II sceh mso ss Eaynond ar drothsrs who I'd
dressed The Le1eas composed the entka Yankee
srmy, the war would ind:ed 10 wound up IN
"teenty u,inutss."~
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Wen vlPetoia.

5hA vote % ~ OoaGaitnaioD OF ths sAass OF
W~a vsviaia ~ aAAs NJ In great pert b. no
xoeu Of ssaA10-&hoee HostAeea NM ana yer
msaA. anA eaAs sass,sr~s generally, VIM ssr. y y
useoaaS Nmy--WAo wee persas o. the ." v
vssinia osly p ssssss ssy loyal q M n ..s,s ~.
the pses Of har lsus sis!s na anA TO ns@ss'" w
ausAesisy q Ne FEDERAL oevannscI
zion Of thss s~ sasss By FEDERAL esssos'v' !" ~
asnes al the vssy oonstitaties II sn"ess 20 ''rpo.
aad dehs for, b che Of the sFsAssa natons1 o.>
rasss ever parpctss.ss. Even ne asiss' o. ''e
eosruss lssdsrs Of the Pisspens oovssnmsn' 0aa
nos he soesassuse 10 approve II Sas Osy vste
si,sne>d b. ths military pcwa. fhsy were nos g.
loved 70 spsak !eo9 fsw 81 thssa we're psemi"s1
srs. 70 vote. IAtsis synpAtAy b ieit fos msn ~ha
psseAas,A safety OF once By DEGRADING themselves
They became he tools Of Tie Washington depot
sra-wsss traitors - their own State, ana sidsd "a
~ oppsesssoo of ths's fstk sitissns. who. 60,
snstups apA diahoasst llks they. ssfoesd to for
AeUsAe thss teue al.Agianes. Il Il a evsu.hsndsd
justice that eonnsoas the poisoned ehs'ies to thess
.ipa auA heusss people estsias when the rae o.
0aSailes AMI 0;smensss ~ 70 CRY cut agalDs'
Eco e9prsaion tAsy helped 70 inaususste.
~ es.aAA usot OF the 0ta.s Of West vkglnia
Il . matter Of no c.nssqusues whatever. Ths
svsss oaly serves 10 illustrate the utter unsezupu'
lsusasss end assoeisy Of tss oovssnnsas now try
lag 70 szbjpsass tie South. II IL ecu'dsaeessd tho
moro divlsisa Ct he Stats Of virsioisor other
stats would b . small matter compared with the
hoefibls erusltsss would p3ur ous nSoa our de-
voted o,unty end psop,A II Il sails. - every tue
man b ~ oouth fssls that Il will Vlsiais VII
ressis be- bcunAsz1s Intact, sod remain shs same
vsssaIs IN laods, Ia nauntstns. In forests, end
streams. thai her chi'dfeu have hnswa der. Net
even a lasA Of he "yaa-Handls" wilt b kusrsn'
Asssa bus Il will stand unchanged IN siss aud
shsps eth The soa Of Virginia ana Il will ecass'
crate ilssN 70 the service 81 humanity By beso1,-
ing The wedge Tia. VIII split asunies the Tscossa
Uasoa, and Dissolve forssss that power wfcss
t.u...iss ADD eepsasisssa make IL tho iassrss' Of
humanity that Is should Is troxen, and In exam-
pis raeeivs tbs siSaai condemnation OF Heaven a.
ws1 - m Arklnd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

IAo cavalier emo f0fitoh.
In N iuserssuss speech In the Confederate Sen.
ste upon tbs proposed Confederate zeal. Ar Esnnes,
Of Louisiana, sscog6ics 20 so2cs: before U,
sad:
ia adopting tie "a ,es:sisn tsurs ef Washington
she .uE.-t.-e dess-. d.sts Is % :tz-g. - s-y 81
NSniiioo Of lke emb-diGeat n sac IDEA Il ;ho
Cav sllar." We h>vo e1u,.rk los ssg :hs eta
Essses II the osSausr Of lc45. sny s.ose than fer
tat Of bis srpcsAnt. TITO Pusi!sa Eo turn With
dtaaas from ths vtc'en, sd Ies1!o.as esya!sr. srd
- ataay III, ssIo, fao1oie and ,aaH.o Puritan Of
whom oliver CIScLcws:l Wa tbs type MScsasing
OF Qomssl cod his chsrss'er. .0uls,s says. "ih&s
Ss psasesss1 tie fA:usty Of lying st use1 with an
s:susk svea Bis eoen!e; With surp.iS asd ehsAr-
v9snec:." Ttis ehMactesis:ie seems 70 have
bssn transmitted TO the deseeadants Ut tbs Pilstiuas
whs settled In kss& shusssss Bay, 70 oajoy ~ lib
hA:x 10 d'ys si-lIse than tho Anerio.n nsyoluIon,
peoser ~ bs ra.spo.toa N .inAsinsiou to the
de:d-0f EannSnsds, WHARF the batons est,rtsi
nssaa CnArse tom tie unwilling John. Bat
niarliss division OF sosis:y into tsSo 8, Gs1s an
Ids. ineHsistent wi'h Jcnse3srate insiis=,,ons.
We are happy that, In adopting the equestrian
Sts'ns Ct Wellington, ths esnA1ai:tee has dieavow
"a as ssaoEnli5Es g lie sE.t-j'sasu. = ire ida
81 sas "CIv.ls7." C-t We n at,-: eyAilit tho Ia
jas..es - tie memory Of { Cavalier" Of MsIry
Aasssna and the ANCESTORS o: lssae uanbsr Of
the eost people Of the eouih when they are ssls
NAT . I Is 'vi,:sa. End .iesn:...S" .nd held I'd
70 q ~ sshor.ssss u!:s the "ss1so, nsoross end
iasAGs Plr.saa,' 81 .ss hands have s:G.ys tess
res VIII en' b.sci and us blood Of Oar fs.ssss -
Tho Eosatlocs2ess Of s.l oiassls e ths rs:su CT
Cosf'es II va, IN srss: paxt rsaotiau from the
rightly Of Pori:aai.m. AID In ~ degree ewlas ~
Aay beea.ixz Lastly Of 1OraJs On the part ef shs
OayalissA On the CONTRARY, whilst tAsy never
,nsos ary peculiar proissASus Ct extraordinary Lc
tsasi they were. - who's, the most hoacrahl,
ana high ulncsd o,Ass OF Men In Great B.;.aIn
end fFask. gallant, and eh.sa.r;s- qualities which
shsis descendants II evs7 tlrns. sad 10 uous mor.
than the South. hsvs gios!oasly illustrated
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AUDITORS OFSlOl

AUDITORS OFSlON.
1o1MOeD. Va March % la6j
~ n PURSUANCE OF THA REQUIRE.
~ snsats Q: ~ oct. sntisied .An ast I0posins
Sexea for tte sappnrt Of Oovssumeni," passed
0e<cn " lsG3, he annexed secuans ofs oct st~
tASiisasd. J 4 nRaHEfT,
Auditor OF Public AcScuntA
~ lss kspcsfnS 1axss for ~ Sapp9yt If fAS Coo
sSness, Psss<S Merck scSA 1858
EKeYios 80. sue hct ectitiea 20 sc! authorizing
The teeelr. Of uunielosa.s STATE Treasury notes Ia
psymens o. tsxas and o.tx putI.c du.s, passed
March X lScs. De AID iAs ssnls Il Eetety cmer6-
"a nd 10 enacted, 70 - ~ read ~ i0lioWas
".oufsdcrsts Ststss Eou u sStest bearing NOTES Ut
he asoonaiGsssou VI AID oyes Eye ds,isIa dated
soa Issued ca I'D asssx the Is. day u Aprs. 1869,
sae4 aei ssiser % rseeissbis Ia paymsat ct taxes
And os0et poutc 6uss 10 the State
seS ". 1hs Anditos OF Public Accounts shall
cAoss Nc preceding sss,ica to - published Ia as
sse.s Eve nswEAPses II tAs city u R,ehulond, and
e We tsvsrs q lhs dus, " LsnsAturg aud
ks:sssecrs y - towns Of Dsasli1, Ssssntop.
ana Wytis.a lie, i~r u lsasa four wssks
~ l-Gaw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

E*AOxIO&-HerSous having DBAD AM.
ycud The lnalts Of tas elty nee Of charge by Isav-
Ing directions In writing where tLsy can b. found
either at tbs ''StAf s&sblea" On Governor street,
between 9Th and 10th. q q the lites 1sds, Esaz
Bxcoe's QAa1ter tsapcA, % tie Brock turnpike.
Hishsu0ud, Feb 9, leG2 10 Io-.ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01
~ Isass a. rNyis. = :,ss !. Az

NJ VALUABLE VAOAAT LOT BH ers sf
and WALNUT ALLEY At +UCIluN.-
We viii sell npOh the promises, Gu saIUtY ~
ss Gay OF Nay. Gonna socins r.. ~ os,ock n. t.
at its Intersection with Walnut a'.sy, xud In re,
Of ths gsoTo Of Hr villa a Wiliarna II '-ynts o.
l6h street thirty eight sset and runs bss. -, asl
9Th Wa!Gut Ailas ffty-sDvsu feet The loessloa
OF this ios sdasN particularly fc- lrmbss,
house
TERKS.-One half cash, or Ito whole II ~
fesrcd; the blArss d SIX Ilont,aa for ussctishls
notes, with Interest aided, sseu.sd By trua 6ssA
The purohs8or to pay The taxes for l66J
JAb n TAYE:R 4 sOD, Auss's
Aftsf The ssls Of tho above will BE- sold about
ninety tAunasnd old DR.OK8, On the saaas los
ap ~ INT 3 3, Auoel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

nM1 uUNO8En DVLLAHS RAWAKD-
Ran away frcm the Carbon Hin Mines. On
Friday, the 10Th inst, RPNkOHs, . Nshs brcwo
nsSso, about Is yss-s Of sgs S feet C 81 fnthsg
IN height. Gos stcas. wssrs . very bushy heed q
hAlf, end has 6oHnazst look When spokeu 10, and
a'dzsw'inS speech for bis apprehension aud De-
livery to ne. In lIsh.aoud, Win sive twsuty dol
LAYS. II taken within twenty taiIss Of Eishsaocd;
6hy dollars II City niles distant, and ous hundseu
dollars cue bundled ml!es OF over. II ocEm:t
ted 70 Tell ths legal toward only win be paid.
~ l0 Nv JNO WERIU 4 rent.
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Dy RIchn:d CoasnsFn, AM tio0eer.

DEEI. POTAYOAs, PLOUR, Ere, ATAua.
ID fION.-On FRIDAY. lh day ci Ksy, u 10
oofosk. q ny ss1ls, will sell ss auction
10 bills pIcEed Beef,
- bhls suporioe kecca: Fota.oos,
0b5ls HiOor, BIB! Ysr,
scAp Bacon etc
RUREiTURa
Also lot OF Furni:u:e, e,ssistins RI Chair r..
oies, Weshs'sads Rods ssdsssads Nri,ins Dssk,
Bfu' SIS OArpss. And Hswi-e Machine ETC
ap ~ OAUEnORn Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

L'AHH sC1 49, dssdFa6Ie FAM, Of G64
IL acres, In Chesterfield oocnty, eight miles fesn,
rctessburg, sevou frcai Ohsasr and thsss from !&s
Clever lttl HalSoad. 900 acres eisarad balance In
wood lana. Dwelling nearly Lew. End Ia good re-
rair, savsn large roosrR kt 5Aeas ssflee. + eabIrs
for t~sniy .nve hands. bsrns s:atlss. ae excellent
water; good orchard, new ana DID trees 6est rate
gsrtea, mill site. with nevssElsug s.r sam rnhco;s
aud churches ne,r; location SAFE I'D very healthy
sold fSr 20 huls-she cwnsr having elssaed Ii
otter busansss has time 10 l..sId to It. pos.as.
SIGN gwen u oEcs. Pf.cs ei2,s09-a gres. bar
ga;i--a1 oaah; O. one-h aii Cal rtmAln on mort
gage For othss iaso.EAt:ou, apply 10 8 NAU.
zIOz, u Ers Ecbbss, II Sanehettx, or aodreas
biz, through Box t,6lt xlchn,oGd, Vo.
sp iS-9e~fw~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

ExkPaUIAL Aef1Jy.-Ne rep c.suiiZ ec,l
the Attention Of ths tesls 70 cur l9r(s4le g w
sissIIa U0TToN GOODS end HA1OWA1A,
THIS MOANING. a. 70 c'slsee. -
WI WILL ADJ
A large lot 81 ml1sA.Iansous GOODS.
Ard a l9 O'Clock viii cell
Lsaies' Pine E,lsmsstSd Gold watch
] eel Of aas Dlamond 8af 1tng'
ires Diamond Klns.
TIesslo viii esmmenes With 0fccertea
xODaNs0A, ADAMS 4 CO.
my tilt Ass.ionesia
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A UJTIeN SALE On rKlDAY, xay IN. cu,
IA ueno!rg at III o'clock, No vii gu :, ~.
ssV.a, Ct cur store, iron birding. eycamoxs sr,et-
$50 ebls fair 70 chsios Sugars
!3I hAif end quarter b6ls really oholcs sasu
% Dbls aoe Few Orleans MoIaSes
~ bbls new Florida Syrup (supssior)
$50 tass Virginia snd North Uafo!i;s Sail
IS lsr<e nov Rice
% kess Bisar5on&ts Soda
70 bags superior: Ccffes
80 kegs Ipsnly Lux EaIs
100 bo1ss Ground CeiYss
lie eros Mstokes
70 kegs prime Lard
o''sf s'si"'es will b sdasd before he q, Q,
gais without regard 10 we.thss.
81 % - DAVIS, xOHHa / CO.
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osT- So HAWAkD-Tost, op tee stu "
i 4 81 CT Assci IA !hs cars between PsssssburR
Eng Iehmond or st Chester, . pUCK6T DcoE
sos:e thlIty bonas p-r CT o=!ly for Esgcu hire my
camm.ssIous as Captain lad Magistrate ehd sx-
enl TIN frou, military duty. Also, sun Of xaousy
amount no! remembered which I y. i'll give, tcgoth.
e. With the above reward aud AK no 1ssitnsa, On
iss delivery to DR. D @ COOKS, War hepattzcent
Richmond; OF Dr. II 4 LlWis, 9ufgson Confederate
Hospital. Petersburg. Tho public Are hereby
warned Against trading Tor sny Of tho bonds, ~
Ths 0bllgoss In said b,ni, ara also notad - make
payment slOus 10 ne JOHN ORIYP!H
DitelSdie o Fl. Va, April 4, 1859 40 t-lC,x
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1.-TWO BtJfSD 1HD DsLLAkY RHWARD.-
Il ALObz0 md JII purchased lately from
North Carolina rsa CT from tho Casbou Hui
Mines, In HeExisO eouaiy. on the 18th inst
A.oEz1ls q blsek nsgso. 5 feet IL irohes hlsh,
clean butt found fscs, rough kin. with Thu: beard
on chin.
jim h aAyk b<ossn negro, Zee: - zach ~ high,
ve1y eighty made !uli short beard % chin sni
chesAs badly tEod sad dreassd.
K0t tho apprehension and delivery to ma In
1iahcsoud OF either Ct tAs1s negroes, will par
S&O taken up tWssl.y or more Esios from Eled.
mond; 80 Z taken Aity OF mors railes, or SEQ Il
takea enc hrndred OK moro ,ni.es distant. II ecna.
Mittsd 10 Jsil, the Legal ard only ~iI be paid
~ 21--5t JOHN " kRYH cant
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w. TO TH3 vOTD2S GF 1b1 OIxf ~
~ IiOHNOED.-Ny name havisG bssu mon
:;.>.d in several Of tbs nswspspess sisAs city q
xse q, ths .>a:;a>tss for tie House OF Ostseases
I'D p,esomias q reS.-- ffem me- is expected N 70.
gard 70 the anncurcsneat maze. 0sSsSVssi 49,
sen csndjdats foe yos4T so6fss.s lor that position
Ct the eo1ains slsesIrp, thoaId Il b W. pleasure
Of my fellow etixcos 10 sles: me. pledge spro1Ds
and faithful sohaxse Of the du iss Of the otse to
the best Of my ability. Hoss n sEse0nl!L
sp 9-3is WIN TAYLOR.