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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
RRAss STENCIL ALPHABETs.
NJ. J. METCALF & SON,

| %6h SALEM STnEEr, BOSTON, MASS.
The only Manufacturers in the United States, OF
Brass Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent
| or In any variety. '. - ri.
Sold al whoIesAle at the Los0c Cash Prices, Aluo.
the beat Of IndeiibIe SseacH Ink, vERy cHEAP Stem,
oil Dies and all kinds OF stencil stock lDouiriea
or orders promptly attended to. ocS-sm
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euard ..r.h.d IN end =. once took posssssion

guard narshsd In and At once took possession
The guard having suecssdsd In sstsshshin9
some sort Of order, Capt. Davis, o. Henessi
b,vsp: ssa P'rin9sory Coions Hopkins
empowers "a to cay that THE order vas NOT
Authorized. and that the guard conld nave re-
stored order without closing the theatre
Col Hopkins sss at the 81. Charles Hotel,
And hearing OF the disturbance at oncs report
ed II 70 Gen. Bowen, who issued an order In.
msdia aely, and cent il TO the thcatreto DO read
10 the audience, which ordsr would have put m
aud 70 all further disturbance; bnt. unfortunate.
w. il did not reach the theatre until atsr II had
been closed. We append the order of Gen.
Bowen, under which the management Of the
theatre will in fatare bs required to conduct
the establishment.
There was bet one arrest made during tho
evening, that ofa gentleman who sprang upon
the stage during the excitement, and drew his
pistol on Bowers, when that gentleman's sword
was drawn; and the p.rson arrested was a
Union man. We are happy to be able to state
that, notwithstanding the excitement. there
were no accidents, aud nobody was hurt.
The following is the order of Gen. Bowen,
referred TO above:
OFFICE OF PaovosT MARSHAL GEM
Dap't Of Gulf, 2OS Carondelet st., :
New Orleaue, 22d April, 1888.
Mr.. Baker, Manager of Theatre:
II is reported that you have declined to cause
national airs to be played at your theatre at
the request Of the audience, for the reason
tina. you have been forbidden by the ayor OF
the city. No such order can b, recognized or
held az valid in the presence OF the United
States army. You will, therefore, cause the
ns.iona, airs-HaiI Columbia, Star Spangled
Banner, and Yankee Doode-to be played be-
fore the audience leaves your theatre this even
ing. JAS BOWEN, Brig -den., L. NJ It.
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1ICHHOsD, May 9th, 1853 !
NXCH AN0H lOrICE, 10 5-Ths following
sxsaapgsd and sre hereby 20 declared:
1. AL officers and msn who have been daliversd
at City Po' at any time prevlurs 70 May q. 1853.
!. All cfars csp,uIed a. any place bsiore the iss
Of April e63 who have bean released on parole.
3. Al mm captured In north Carolina Or Viz
giula before the lot Of March, 1865 VINO nave oeen
released narcls
1. The oEcvs sxd mess captured md raRoisd By
Gen r lsxssr. Ia histxpp aition to Eaas Tsnnss-
so Ia December last
s. xhe officers an1 1sH espsoreo ana paroles ~
Lisuasuans Jclonsi Stewart at Van Rusen Arkan-
-. Jsnussy 05sh 1859; BY Col Dieksy In Decsn'
- 1874 ID hts march TO the Mobile and Ohio Hail
road and By CAPT Cameron as C0iash. 1sin Ppi,
In Oeseubs. 1854.
6 The oGess axd sss parolsd q Oxford. Missls.
Arkansas ON IL l7sh Of January. 1861, and ai
Ratou Rouga, LouisiaaA on the Esd OF Fssruasy.
= All ,s,so~s Who hsvs bssa sapta.ed on The
sea oe tive waters leading 20 tbs ssme. upon the
800 ,ass Of the Ooatdsraas. Or DATED ssasss. a
& All o1stltsss Who have besa aeFsstsd q cay
sfss before the 9TH Of Aay, 1888 and sslsassa On
parole. are dseAsrsed ftcm any and every ohhea-
sloa sentalned b sid palola II AM such pee0na
hes taken any ossh Of alisgianss - ths Unilsa
8tstss o. glvsa any beee, q his rslsass Waa -
charged 6u0 tAe sAmA
II my D0esaa sahesssd h any u ~ 1sse-
oplag ses1aela g y aay ne1loa ~ any peevleaD
1ssksaee usaiss. WAssh Neg aEe das!afo1 @.
ehanQsd - = ~ yeoeeel pei1oA tAey - - -
s..s1sa sssa's - Sa,'Ss:aS - e - Sssesas
= :: : q. 8. 49, 100 ! - -.
ls6s6s!nl ae1ss 8 $50 - onetAse aeoloe
y - WI oQoAno0A
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LOCAL MATTERS.

He'd as Hostayes.-A few wesks eince NIL
row, the Abolition General who commands at
Winchester, caused number of we'll known
citizens of Woodstock, Va to he seized and
retained as hostages for q notorious scOundrel
and gade Virginian named j. Ii. Smurr,
who had at one time been sent to Richmond as
a prisoner and lodged in Castle Tnunder.
Snurr, by his knowledge Of the Valley aud
its people and their sentiments, was enabled to
inflic. much misery on his fellow -citiz ,ns, and
richly deserved, if hs has not received, con.
dign punishment. Gen. jones, our commander
In the Valley. has seized on the following men
and sent them to Richmond, to he retained in
custody as hostages for the safs return of the
citizens 0 Woodstock arrested by order of
Milroy, viz: p. NJ. Jeffries, Wetze' county,
Va; Duckett Gartree, Western Virginia; Rev.
J: IL Jones, Richie Co; John Coleman, de-;
Wn. White, do; Patrick Crouahan, do; Henry
Parker. Parkersburg, Va; VIM. +. Sinsel,
Taylor Co., Va; John Rooney, Patterson, Va;
A. G. Carey, Harrison CO., Va; Thos D. Arm
s'rong. Doddridge CO.; Thos. Hill, Bridgeport,
Va; VIM Brown, Preston, Va; Geo. SDy der,
Pendleton CO., Va. Smurr was sent up to
Rockbridgs county two months ago to be tried
for some of lis numerous offences.
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TREArED.-The Atlanta Contederacy gives
tho following gorgeous account Of the way
the Romans tGa Toasted Forrest and his
brave comrades
Soon after the surrender of the Yankees,
the good people of Rome learned the fact, and
the further fact tLat Forests half famished
soldiers would soon be in the city with their
captives; They at once delved into the bot
tom of their cellars and pautries aud hauled
out all their good things. Large, delicious
boiled hams, roast duck and turkey. baked
chicken, strawberries and cream, cakes the
most expenfive and inviting, with everything
in the line of goodies, were brought out most
elegantly prepared and lavshly dealt out to
the hungry, weary patriots whose heroic
deeds in this great chase will adorn the pages
Of history for all tine to come. People from
all the turrou, dug country came in with
wagons grooming and horses sw eating under
the weight Of the good things of the land
They were feasted to their hearts content.
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Escaped from Prisoa.-Thomss II Kerr, tie
man who was examined a few days since be-
fore G. S. Commissi oner W. +. Watson. for
forging and attempting to pas a check for
81 620 on the Confederate Treasury, and who
was sent on for trial before the District Court on
the 18th lust, escaped from the county Jail on
SATURDAY. in company with man charged with
stealing four ducks l. appears that The jsjlor
building and was returning when he was steal
,hily followed by the two prisoners till he ar
rived at the front gate. Here, by a bold push,
they dashed him aside and knocked down his
assistant at the gate, and comm snced rapid
flight Pdrsuit being made, the chicken thief
was caught, the forger escaped.
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In Hooker's braggaft evidence before the
committee Of the Federal Congress he gave
1t to be understood that If he had not received
q wound ard tainted at the battle of Sharps-
burg there would have been great Federal
victory instead of drawn battle. Possibly he
may have th face to adopta similar pretsxt as
the cause Of his late failure. One Of the Yankee
prisoners hare says he saw him fAll from his
horse during the late battle, and perhaps he
tainted. Wit hout Hooker victory wac, of
course, impoasibls. But what can be done with
q General who, however truculsnt before Con-
gresGionl committees, always faints in 6ghtl
He viii be In own hereafter a. Painting Joe, ,,
instead of "Highting joe"
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From New 1 r!eans.

JACKSON, May 8-A gentleman from New
Orleans says that Banks has published an or.
der requiring all registered enemies Of tie
United States to take the oath of allegiance,
or prepare to leave the Yankee lines on the
18th Of May.
The negroes are disgusted with Yankee
freedom, and prefer to be whipped by Confsd-
crate masters rather than to be shot by Yam
KEGS.
The new oath is far more binding, subject
ing those who take it to CONSUMPTION.
A riot occurred at the Varieties Theatre a
few nights ago. FL. NJ. Summer struck Mrs
Baker, whilst acting on the stage, because she
would not play Yankee authogesa
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Arrests.-Since Saturday the police have ar
rested the following lersons. who will be ex-
ahmed before the Mayor this morning, viz ::
Landon Shell, on tho charge of beating and
killing Patrick Curtis, substitute agent; JAS.
A. Perdue, for stealing fur hats from Powha.
tan Weisiger, worth S95; Charles johnson,
by order Of the Mayor, az Suspicious charac-
ter; John Doyle, for stealing, by force, $5l
from George, slave of John c. Hughes; Peter
Allen, for drum kenness, tres passing on the pre-.
misses Of James Madison, and resisting the of.
fcers; Robert, slave Of - Tnrner, for hav.
ing in his possession cloth stolen from John
MeDonoush; and John Kelley, for stealing a
gold watch
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We have been % fortunate ~ TO find one
true Yankee prediction.
The army correspondent Of the Philadslphia
Press, speaking Of the advance Of Hooker's
army, said: "Soms discoveries may b made
that win mrpriss the public considerably"
The s'disoovsriss" have bssn made, and the
pubic ''sarprissd," but not exactly IN he sssls
intended By the writer.
Hare - another prediction Of the same
scribe, Bot not - true.
1--WE aso sniirely prepared loe ~ enemy,
and VIXEN Eas great ketls h leaght ~ shall
b tho vista NJ. .espeeialiy u ~ Sse aalaeked
By IT, - ~ b ~ lssssso Of our ~
vaneA"
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HooKER's STRENGTH IN THE LATE BATTLES.
Hooker's Medical Director gives US the data
by which The strength of the Yankee army NAV
be Estimated. TIE number of sick IN the whole
army on the lst CT April was 1917; and the
ratio Of sick for tbs whole army 67:64 per
900 BY this single rue of ,h-ee these figures,
according tot tie arith neicians of our &C lua1 I.
a1se up srIna .c's Tor ODD mooker Of
there remain $4,000 fit for duty. or these,
we may suppose 10000 were ut Deep Run
with Sedewick and in Stafford as camp guard.
leaving l0S, 900 stretched between Wilderness
and Chancell )rsville
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Departure Of he G. S. Commissioner for
the Exchange q, Prisoners Of Uar.-CoL Ro-
bart OulG, Confederate Commissioner for the
exchange of prisoners OF war, left Citv Point
yesterday III tbs Yankee steamboat Torpedo
for Fortress Monroe, for the purp9se of max
ing arrange ents for sending away the large
number of Yankee prisoners taken in the re.
cent battles. His business will he concluded
in a few DAYS
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A New York Insurance company has bean
malctsd 70 the time Of 500 900 By the Flo.
"Lapwing" aud the ''Colcord," captured and
burnt.
Col Arthur Simkins, for many years the
editor Of the EdgeAsld Is c. AdCeriiser, disd
II his residsncs II that place few day ancs.
Nn Gen. Bragg he's gore y West Point,
81 h q Joeble healtA
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Mayors Couft-On Saturday Patrick
Stanton ana Dominick Gsiiaey were required
to give security on the charge of assanlting
Tandy Gibson with intent to rob two soldiers
were sent before the Provost Marshal for get.
ting drunk, firing Off their muskets in the
street, and +. sisting the police; Charles, slave
of Joseph II. Anderson, was ordered to be
whipped for having in his possession a lot OF
iron rods, supposed to have been stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-11

The TUMBLE MPRIcEs-Flour (says the
Charleston Mercury, OF the lst inst } sold at
ssndus Rapge, In this city, on Wednesday at
Sio per barrel, and the tendency is still down.
ward The Augusta Chronicle, of yesterday,
says: Prices are indeed tending downward,
e e Is sho wn BY the sales at auction yesterday.
o. ! cents per pound; rioe, old, 10 cents; new
Is cents, brandy $l4 TO $50 PER gallon; yarns
$i337 pse bunch
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ARREST OF COL MENEFREE-Col Meme
free, who shot and killed Samuel Newberry,
in Wise county, Va, como weeks since, and
who made his escape after committing the
deed, was arrested in McMinn county,
Tenn, on Monday last, and is now on his way
to Wise county to be tried. The deceased was
attending his mothers funeral at the time he
was killed
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MAfa Eap.

On lie Oh INST. q tsr fnshsss rs'6saee. q
0ooohlaud eounty. VI, By he Rev 9Arnae Uoy.
tan, 9s DDN1Aom = 1D1X1n0s 81 0eeA0eoo
city, ana Nh MISSOURI 4 0UCXOI4
On IL - 81 May. q The SAsfd DsOtlst 01eeeA
b. the Bev " Jstee He WILnUAN Ptt90O1 Of
Alahsaa and Mlss ANnJ1 A1BIA 4Os0'
0G3T, Of 1ichmond.
On .hs 6th Of Nay. 81 tbs 81 Mars Oatholle
0huse1 ~ Rev Father nyass, Mr. B q eO1U3xA
oe ohestAe0sld. 10 4lss 0seRtu0 OF tAtD ely.
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DO TPO NED,
DEAUKE0ARD EOOIALS.
NAY BALL.
A 6ELEOT BALL
VIII be given by tho Bssuregard Sooials, ct Mcnti.
cello Hal. Broad street between 9Th and tn, on
MONDAY EVEHING, Nay 18th, 1863
Professor EOsenbs-asr's full Cotulion EAnd L. "a.
gagged for the evening
Tickets admitting gentleman and wol.dias, Is.
Tickets can b purchased .: tho principal Book.
stores, or from any Of the Committee.
COAAITTEL
81 kyres, Etq, q freeman. Xsq,
D Hriggs kq, TIP 6uidcf, Isq
J K Martin, Hq, n ID CLARK Esq
CAPT W Chambers. Lieut. Davis.
p. 6.-Posiponed 10 MONDAY. The 18th Inst in
eonseq renee Of military duty my 5-6tA
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RoBsERY-Ac ing PAymaster WV Payne,
50. 300, Government money, in Florida. on the
hight of the pa April A trunk containing
the money was taken from wagon in which
Capt Payne was sleeping, on the road from
Crawford's Ferry to the Arsenal at Chatta-
hoochea
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aRAxD MILITARY AND CIVIC SALE.

The undersigned take great pleasure IN ennourc-
ing to tnefr risnds and the publis generally ths.
to-y viii give their last - sud military AND
UiV.O B,L.. st the OLD AAskRT HALL, on
TUsfp:Y evening, Nay " a. 1883. for the bsns.
q: Of tie A.ale Orphan Asylum OF this city. where
they Cordially invite all VINO wish to ENJOY the
pessare Of eancing. and, at the sans ti.ns. oon.
tsibuys to good and chs. liable cause The mans
gerz have spared nei.her time. trouble. nor ex.
Penss. and are determined that this shall be the
mcst pleasant affair ef tee season. The rrocssds
VIII b handed over 10 Er D Burr, Efq TO b Do.
ueved 70 the officers OK the Asslana
no liquor will bs allowed 10 enter the Hall -
Good ordsr will be Ilsid,y enforced. a. the man.
kssrs viii have strong police force In the Hail.
kefrsIhments at city p.iscs.
Tickets, e., admitting gentle man aud three L.
dies They can be had togstner viii ladies' iuvi.
tattoo. Of any Of the following gentlemen,
ComMnx Of zSrangemenn designated By red,
white, ami Due bSdSeS)
A A0u q L Eobinsoa.
O. Johnston.
floor Managers. tred badgss)
Geo W kisrp, WIN Dyil,
O Duesberfy, Acbnos,
xorntcastls, Philip ehsy.
" TIE best music In ths city b % bssn en-.
gsR>d for the occasion my 50.
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WE viii ssll ct Our Wsrshouss, No q b.,
wv street, on 3URSDAY, Nay 10 h sooss..
ing q 10 O'Clock. the most attrastivs assoesne.a :
1Loo1AD! GOODS W Asvs yss o6sssd, 81.
DRY GOODS.
800 pieces Fancy Prints
600 do B:eAohed Ghirtlag
800 DO Paper Cambria
so do Fine Irish Linen
lao do White Goods, containins c..
Auslics, Oambries Jssonss,
twie and Nslnsook NuslIps
so patterns rich Dress 6Nks
80 pieces Lavslia cloths
10 DO 81 Paris knssmbiquas
3 Do 81 Gray Oaasimeses
s do 1iepsh Black OiotA
100 do Silk Hspdkerchj&fs
600 do Ens!ish Oost0n II sndksrchlsh
,o 20 A.. DO Tai; Ts:.:y Red A.ass'ssAi'd'
~ do hucksback Towels
Lawns Bareseg, Lsee Nanslss
sH0hs AID HIYa
500 pairs Ladies and OnildrsuS shoss
800 Supee Ielt Hats.
OLSTHIN0.
loo pairs Blsek Dosakia aud SUB Mixed ossL
mere Pants
800 Gum Overcoas
dozen Tass mere Shirts
100 do Cotton aid Wool Shirts and Dnv.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS. AUD STATIONERY.
50 dozen Pockst.KnivN
IS Do Suspsnders
50 do Linen Canbsio Hdkls
90 do White Cotton Hose
800 lbs Patent Thread
LOGO lbs shoe Thread
800 dossn spool Cotton
200 pairs Cotton Oafds
80 st gross Agate and Bone Batsoas
100 packs English Mourning Plos
1000 boxes asir Pine
1910 6ossn Pine .ombs
80 do Rubber D-esstrg Combs
100 do Lsxd Psrciis
IA LsdieA' HA,r Neu
160 foxms Zap snd Letter PAPER
500 packs Paying Cards
1000 packs Envelopes.
The Ssle will commence 1t 10 O'Clock peeeDoI.
Goods sold through without limit or esssSvA
VIII be added to the above sale
1000 pairs Ladies' Lasting Callers
500 do Lhiid, ems Shoes
50 dosen French Gall Ekiss
100 Felt Hats
Q sfoss xobeeeo Pouches
100 ssts piAted Knives and xoslu
1Oo Id Qaioksilvse
II kegs Alcohol
e5 los 0alsam Copavis
30 ssoas Toilet sosp
LOO sans Concentrates I've.
LAME. T0GLEsON 0ATLITf,
my9-tds Austioosen
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AUGUSTA, May S-The Diocesan Council Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church is in session
in this city. The attendance ia large.
The Southern Baptist Convention is also In
session here, embracing delegates from church
es in all the Southern States, except Della
ware. There il large number of delegates
present
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fsECOND DISPATCH.l

VlcKsBuRa, May S.-Al quiet to- day along
the lines The enemy are reported ~ be u.s.
ing the spade on the other side of Big Black.
The Yankees are said to be occupying Utica,
in Kinds county.
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~ L = f1eosants, AasNeasS
r A1an aALD 81 nLD0 113 ros,,-
II Hn1ngl 3AnfY loISI ~
ssIl = i o'sise1, 8 1UtooAY. ~ NHwA
tae $500 q os2s IsaAs NbSy, 49, 70
Cd xslnaess aDostnsnt u tsssolsN SS,sS,t
N I'm pA1Iosa
wy ass Ressweod Hiaas, 8 We,a,.
1ahogany Tste ssees
eoskina anA other Ohain
'nls.aA ness~sed Arm 0ais. b a..
1.c q. Rosewood Cent?. 1.a.ss ~.
il. =. Italian o'srs r.,s. lp,,.
ntssrs. ya..s. PaAsi.sa sua p,,>~,.
Bfuseels Oaspsss. good ~ new
I pairs Haevy Omaak Ouftslna
LAes Csftaias and Git ohadee
On aADA1 RUtN1-Unn
sst uandsoms Dlask Walnat ra.u
ocmprisipg- ss
Jenny Liaa BesdstsaA.
hrs.: sSs Cabinet aaA wsAs,as4 ~ F,
s... ~S cssis: r...A.. ID, x.,,,....
Mating window ShaAse. q
Sofas. Gard xealss, Hat 1ask
on Goth in Hall
DINING ROOM FURNlTuIl
eidsAosrA 1ssrisssator. Cha6s SooS d.
Glassware. osookssy, 90
Carpets and MATING.
Heating 1ofnses complete
excellent ooon;ns STOW: aaA sssssL y
l 6ns Family Hoese, Da<oaehe sn1 Hs,,...
my . e pL1asAHr6. ~
~ Laais', Teiis1sn & Ue1iSss Az,
I'M n~Rla I
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The Yankees Driven from Tupe!O.
JACKSON, May S.-Gov. Pettns has official
information that our troops drove the Yankees
from TupelO ard held that town.
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MAYOk's oy5rox. Nay 10. lss

MAYOk's 0y5Iox. Nay 10. 1863.
~, INTELLIGENCE OF The DRATH OF
~ 0INnRAL THOHA1 JACKSON having
been reesivsd In this city to day. the 0ovsrnof
whiting with me, rsqusss that all business b sus.
pended Ia this city from 10 o'clock Tomorrow
(kONDAY) till sundown. His remains are expect
Cd to arrive b. the 1fedssioksbu z cars. at 12 n.
my lit JOayPH MAYO. Msyor.
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Gen. Van Dorm Killed By Dr. Peters.
TuLtAHoMA, May Tho following waa
received to-day, dated Columbia, 9Th:
was murdered by DR.. Peters. DR.. p. ia about
six feet high, dark complexion, dark iron
gray) bair, Slack eyes, whiskers on chin q lit.
tie gray Arrest him.
(Sigredl JOHN WHIrEFIELD,
Provost Marshal.
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TCOR DRRWRY'S BLUFF The steamer
IN SCHULTZ. Capt D. ]. BILL, until further no
tics wilt leave her wharf At Rockets. for Drew.
rvs Bluff, daily, at IL o'clock n. Returning,
leaves the DIu6 at O'Clock u. Fare for The
rouns trio ONE D9LLAH a. e0--ts
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NEGROES TOR SALE AND aIRR

EHox sALA A NJ gro WON AN, with Ssmals
CHILD four yssrs old, IL tffsred for fale.
The Woman 10 thirty years old, . bsaat1fui wazhef
and rsner. good cook, a superior ses,nstress and
On excallsn: house servant Apply at the Dispa oh
ofice my 1'-3t
E>08 6ALE-1o remain Ia CT Near Richmond, Q
I very likely yellow 0IaL. gsnteslly brought
osis.. ws:s and rOu and sew pretty ~m sp,2
at Gary street jail M Ills
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CoMH8S1OND10 SAL0 or REAL -
~ TATA on tbs soath aits Of DeoeS. tsA -
yond the Wsstsan Oosposst.on lias As Conn.,
sicuee appointed By the dssresof he Circus Coos
Of Hsurleo promo uaesA On TIE a9tA Apsn 90
the ease Of Ford, gus.dlan. aeaingt Rosl y,
shall proceed 80 sell at public aoai,n. g. w
premisss- % TU1sD AZ, Ne l0sA Nay. 'se1. ~
oisss S. S.., ss.s. sS ~ = .So,s
Hudson D 1esd late ol Hsnsico, tisd ssi1s1. -
sssiGe OF ths brick Tsoemsat oeo9yi-d By ~ -
eeAest q the tine Of hls doath, snd Ne sdsonbe
wasn't Lot
fIRHs -Inoash ia e.sh 70 pay xs est Of -
suit end sxpanses Of aals; bslanes q 81 "
mooths fpe nAgotiASls notes. interest edds1 -
isfassrRily endosssA. spa ssils resalned ~ ~ ~
passheso msusy b Dly paid sd . soevsyanee =
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w. IN ADJOURNED Annual AEHT'
~ ing Of tho etoek holders Of Il lIywood Gene.
tory Company will 10 held ss the Office Of the
President on TUEsDAY next, thu 12sh inst, as
on. o'clock. JAME6 Fl 0AAOAESs
nv Il-2ts Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-11
From TicksbEYg.

VIcKsBuso, May 7.-Nothing new from
the front to-day. The enemy have made no
movement. 1t is reported about Cayuga that
the Yankee cavalry crossed Haukerson's Fer
ry Tuesday night, ard captured Mr. Owen
and con, planters, and recrossed Big Black
AGAIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-11

~ WOUNDED NORTs OAxoLIuIARH.-
~ Under Instructions from Gov Vance. am In
the city Of Richmond for the purpose OF relieving
90 far % possible the niece. stiles OF the wounded
Gosth UAfoltn;ans All sucn are requested TO IN
municats with the undersigned ct tho North CARO-
Ina Depot, corner Of b and Main s.rests.
EDWARD WAKn1H,
my Ills su'g Gen North Carolina.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICE..

SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
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~ for reliabls man, to 20 IN Possy's Aissinippi
6rgsds-oas Of The ansst bsigsdes IL the service.
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and 9Th streets. my LITE
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