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

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Is 8 as<.. q ysiass;s "a ai.Sss -
I'D as:aehsd ahsal, g. G1sGG q 8 - -
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8: lssAAsnl esi .sx<eur~lea sorEtsT. S~SS
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sAaa snJ piAsk nesr tSis q ~ esSsr si1. 4ks
aonstxrAtea a.. SoSar.cci.as kofdG reaAsnoA -.
s:a.:sss - Is:Is - X sssa sssseA a -.
srs 3 Si...sr Siss c...s ~ .s.s' ns.ss.. ~ ~
= s.;;,y i:s ;nss:: -. = 49, . AslaeA9e.s
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t:sss "a so,S s.,e ss.es - ..Se3
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We wla en-, a0sn tSs 1ssniss1 @ WDD4e.
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q 81; xs.ss :assA as.ss.svs. =. D.. &C..
81 s.e~m al :: sss;ss"s ssc " ~ ssaosse -
~. r:ss: o., a:'c s !: ::: &C.: e :..,
-.
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49, :ssss - nssrss ssS.1 ~ "a q = - 80; -
Il tass. : ). = lxo r xE1I61 II
$ AIS - -
rrswo M1N6s6ES 56i161S9 f03a -
i TIN SOUTH GUB az 0HAQ0 II4V1
aUOrIoN.-W1 NiI eeil. No. - n011l1h q
fHTIn6DAY. tks l0sA Az 81 ASesl eeG11SS1S1I
at II o'eloek 2 n, tvVo ISnSss0s vcsnno - =
ealsi - Grses. bsswssa Js1seSsa - NaGGa
10 fsss 10 an alsy.
f1nNa-uaA. The parshsee 70 - - eaoss
for ne, JAS 4 fAYEs. . Sol
sViS
cS ~ S1.Ss =! = 49, = - ~
y kesadsnee. o. nm - e9oeee - =
g. Ausao3:-Ws :s wtL ss,l .Rce ~ .cs13 u csase
Ap:,II sssnnsns,as :. @ e'esss. : q. Ssis2ls
sour soeS 4 rn.ms &aSssSs - ~ = ~ = 49,
Gov Hm.e. Tsy;rs ~. r.~.s,~ e ~
misss srs In rons rsD ~ psSs pe.k cs' ~ss' \. -
TrHMa -or., ,.a,,a ...A -. 80
-on.S. e.. -. -. S.sa1D ~ y y
ana sss{,ssS ~ hy : trn.s .;SsS ~ ~. Ass:s
"a an III n 70. ! ~ = TAyrnp + ann A.....,....
- .z1e = 907 H..ssseess'
.H\HUs1 So 8 SAk1 ~ H0UAnnO4,D ID "a Iiash,
i On Furniture by sa1herlsy 6 ~ 9s1aeAa.
eommsneirg n 10 e'slcsk 4 y, q ~ ssS0aoc q
t,,s Aer:h. x6s VI kAssAIl. hsiwssa 49, -
Feushss .tsssts, . !os q s1esllaat EsassleA -
Kiscasn Furniture. eonprialAg ~ 1saaa aDus.
raent Also. Guperioe HiAAo.
TxsMs Cash. IN TAYLOR 4 con,
So y AseelscsG1a
-y|Up vAiU.R:.5 PROC.S7T rnnww An
Tsh 1,a AaaLAnD La HoI1L: e (. - Z 49,.
cyrstz. Ar AtJOTIoG G-Hv virtre q 4 ~. e
srs S,cn;t nn.t ~ ~ .as: - nss1Sess sSssssS
..,..Y us al Ia issi. I .aS "a 80. nsse -.
~ Il 90 RnSia~o:. :. 4 nj. .sSsrSsS ss.s 6SS
mia ;.,,s.. ts,y.Sv .Snoiat.S - ~ Sss.1os
Iii O. pus'is suoiioS. ~. ~ esSsisss. =
y TIg...sx: l.. ,. sai M dsy :; Isas ls2
snc Esxs anr cay tnsseencO SsnSe ~. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

ID U18r0HH
u PH0aRHO1u6.
ORHAN TARTAR,
Ps.dsrsd anusAR1.
DsemuAa Arrow Rect,
oerhoaaHo A0mO1lo.
CAslsy 0a, Hn0N Oabste,
~ :. NY ~. s'>'s 1''r'A'' scs;;i;s scSs.s' Z
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by Kent, PINE & Co, .u- tioneers :.


GALE .Y nATALGGpg,--cn WEDNESDAY.
- 1.i Ina: c,la,n.ncrg st % ooloek, We will cell
At our Harebousa, d caeloG-o ia-gs and desir
bic assortment CT
DRY GOODS,
A' oorrsx, &C..
Just received p.r seamcrs yecg.rd, Greffs, and
Escms, from Nassau. ccnis,icg Ia psrs OF the FOL.
ieTsss. 1ass viz:
so DO elegant Printed orssndlss
300 do extra Scotch G.rghsms
3o 6" Siiantas. reseses. and uoiArs
20 d. Daistrss an3 Esncy Dress Gootfs
100 DO Back IL. a.ss ana sasameitss
iOl do Back aud Gotta. az OA1 briss
2s DO Eiaak Oioshs AID D.seskins
CO.. 90 sssX - scasy casy Do
eases English Tsif.ts Ribbons
tsss ss;x:d sad Fss o. se.lsains
hasss srica as=orted Plush
l0cG lha pa.en. Th.esd-, assoltsd
so lSc English Shoe Thfesd
$50 lbs M:rssalss Eeins Thread
500 PACKS Hug,lsh and American Pins
COD tox Gloves and Hosi<ry, asst'd
500 rear,s note and Cap Pspec
500 extra Hoop skirts
zoo Commercial Envelcpss
80 bales Cotton Wzdsirg
Splendid Grape 10 steiia Shswis a
White Csmbcics, Jseonsss. ana Uhecks
BIsssk-d Englian Ehirtinss
Table Esrk.HAsnd namaahs
Wo:len's and misses kexlno VestJ
Ro,tiss C.e.hx. Hcs {. 9, Add 10
foo;n 6rrshss, Combs ssc.
Also
so bAga Eio Cuba aud JavAOo1se
~ caas Liaseed Oil
IS kegs e! UaTb Coda
1000 lbs Rxtrac. Of Logwood
10 hxs Tin
10 e4sss Salad Gil
20 casss Caster Oil
10 Gases fias BEanEy
600 lbs Bicfroua.s kotash
100 ibJ Chlorefosm
50 oAses mems ho and Lxsling Caters
10 c.ses Dress aad Cavalry xs0o.s
10 casss Brossns assorted.
A .aggs portion Of the shove goods arc now Ia
stcrs, ard the baIs EOS with many ether desirable
ariisies) src expected II tims..
~ Catalogues will be ready and tee goods pre-.
pasaa fox sxnmi aAtisu sssly the uosnsrg Of the
sale. kCNG PAINE co,
40 ll-2,w3t&dds Austicneesa
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NOk xlselONskU bAL1 VH vAlUAs'k
~ RARA IN ths upper - Of eassvse secssy-
10 obedience 70 : dsssss e y: CFsaas Cccn -
kesch. 1868. In The suit q Dcswsll Aa kga!nss
Page. Trustee. &C. T. = ooumi..ies9. wi0 een o.
ps S 3; ass;. s. az 49, :: Asa
u oeicek u. that very dsasabs: eo.aAsy Issl1eaeA
Dcswsn Iasi1sd at ths tine a hss esasA. iyAS -
en, @ 1aSis' aiis d v.rde.. . sks yssi.is GssIl
don upoa ths =. - 1alss3 53ln
lgest nsi4 i4hborhood; Ne ssl etsstea aa1 1872,
tibis Of the highest dss-ee a. irapecss1o1k -
y accessible TO Ima'kst b we No. 8 ~.
{: 81 eSa VI, ~.ss Z s.s::ssS :sssssS
end sic4,s.-nAs isssN e . asshasle esA e!sasssS
country rexldeAsA Tia tsass sseialns eks1S ~
ss.;'s = .a, s.s:su ::s s ss: isy;s e is:s s.
Ss,msa = .rsa.s:;sssS. :::sss ssSs 81 :. -:
'"a;:s T,ssz:.css:ss :.se:;ss r:::ss's 81: - -
OF sale; OF I'll sasc, Is tAs esSisaef - p1saaaeb
1:ss. ;.s ;s ne Ssss ,:.s:s :::efs ss e - 49,
!; q: ~ a!s... s:.s r: s'A''s J, rak g. -
ne 1ssREiss:M.-::1s:1i.~.slAA.ssas Ris:.-: -.
S5s-. ssLs o. E111s 1e-1Ss 0SSsc
Sses. s:iias -. :. - = - $ =. -. 49,
n ls:s tssi9snas. 'zays Houns, = - ~
e Il. =; :ay5 lsjn Is. SS:y ,so.Sstt 81 nSst q e. -
farm ea'lsi "0hestnat sDehean q V r.
ceu!dln now IsGidss wi!sA ssaNsils ~ -
Nor css ..,: ., .:.. ., oa =. -. ire Asss 80 g.
aeass.. :s.sss. ssTs, Is 49,. d q . ~ 49, -
Se.s: @ . esss..s q .:,...ss : - ;%s:s % - - -:
enm called "RSss 1euat," - wksaA II ~
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rCrPAxTaE2sH NOTICE-fhs under.
~ signed have this da7 formed q co.psrtnetshic,
urdef the s!yls ard fgm OF
l. ncY =

rcrPAzrEE2sH N0fIcE.-Ths under.
} signed have This day formed copsrtnershic,
LXhIsR, TOLLEa0a cArLErT.
f1r the purpose Of c.cdncsicg 6 ,neral
kU jTI5N AND COMMISSION BaSINEss
in tho city Of Rchuoud. aud have ta&ea tbs largo
Walshnus.. Eo Psa,l street., formerly occupied
by TssgoAson, tr B %.
They ffss tsi, services 70 taslf friends and ths
public for the sslo c9 ALL KINDS Of MEKuhAN.
DIZx either By auction OF private sale, q their
couslsnors may siec:
Their particular attention viii be glvsa to The
DRY GOODS.
HARDWARE,
aacOERIEs, and
They will also ueg,ti,te, through Their frienSs In
South Carolina scd Georsis, Tor tbs purchase ct
COTTON, and from their ex pss isncs in busiates,
and ssq 1ain!anee with euysrs. they tsei conhdsns
that the I'M s.s OF 'heir eorsisnOss VIII be tuy
pestectsd in their hsnds, sad no s6ost shsi. be
spared 70 render satisfaction to Ell thcss VINO may
favor them with tter pat: onass..,
Liberal CAsH Adea scems msntS will be made upon
LU 5IU5 LANIER.
Of LanieF Bsothsrs & &C.;
AyFRED 10LLHSON,
o! South 0Arolins;
THOMAS CA9lKTT,
OF 0watkin 4 OAt.ett
N. bah parties haviog bu,iasss wish Lsnies
Brott era = Go viii dad thsir emss st our house.
ap li-2n
VURN Of internal, external, and sspes;s,iy Of
\ all private diseases. and their consequences.
TEev viii be ccfeL quickly and thoroughly, "a.
cordinR 10 Q very simpls method us aesioed some
vesrs in Earops. Tho treatment viii not iutsS
fer- with the usual way Of hv.ng. Once hoors |,
In tie zeraicg. from 70 H. for gentlemen; ir .hs
afternoon f.srn TO g. for lsdiea st a!ght, IRON
10 10. for gentlemen. HD DOTSE Nd.
Gfise, Eaia erect, dos:S above
Rposs~eod Noiss bs.emsa. Of Or Stse.-s,
Ps1sons prsfsrfius sc communicate by mali viii
10 promptly rssDondsd " by addressing me. care
.nnx IOS P0st-tr nh l6-Sots
YIVO pre- CREDiTOKS OF JuNH U HILL
YARD, des'1 Gnj others !nssres.sd d-By a
desree Of the Cronit CouTt OF the esty cs Rich
mcn6 ents-sd March 10, 1863 Ia ths aEit Of Hui.
yard a..isst Hfi;asd and sis, en- dIsscssd TO
SaAe Al account Of tie sim;nktrstion ct Jaha n
H.sly ard asc'a srd 10 caM In and sesevs prsof af
all debss dsmAuds and claims Ag1lnst the estate
of John n HiI,yard. dssd Pafs6act 70 said de-.
eree I hays dxsd on TUESDAY, She llsh day Of
Aprii 1883 n o'clock Il. - tie ttnss, end my
ios, la t5e city Of Kishsasnd as the plsss 10 sx.
souls III, ssia dscrs& Al p.esous having dshss
Aemauda, and c,asns Asainst tao eataie Of ycAa H.
Riilysrd. decd. win thsrelcrs pIeSeut the eans
bssoss me at M ofdse, 10 the ally & Gse.Meud On
or before ths ilth daS Of Asft iSs3. with The svi
0snsA 70 saslAiu ths sasie
sns--v' --.---- - uhMAssv
Il PHO6eHOnua.
- FYREAR TA0TAR
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By RSdWesd . Phillips, Auca1onssTs,
81 Main street.

BY Redwood . fhilltpss Auca1omeers,
lSl Main street.
VXyx WILL sell, cn ,WlDxBsOAY me:ning. ..
w 10 o'elosk. on ~ premiSss. on EieAolAs st
noar Highland Row. In 1och etss. the ssot& used
n uaanufas.ur.ra Tile Brick KILN. c,ntaluinS Scoo
oe 9. .0Cv nsieks AID los L1nnesr; 40
srli REDWOOD 4 PHiLLIvS, Anets.
~ Renanooa, Adams = &C., Ansxss,
fOornsr Maln and Oh ssxsstAl
Vyyu WILL as.l a auction. In Aiskmoaa. Va
w WttAaut Resssv6 on FRIDAY, Hih lnst. u
our wasehouDe. sosnsr oh end Haiu slsssts-
20 ksgs 0upsr Oagb 6o1G
~ bbu 0cpDegaa
an1 R0DNHaA. ANAN4 = On. Aurss
HVAHA 66ED-ng0pua dorm b1odj Ohioalo
nAeag Oans 0esd, q u Das qsask ~ mle
g tVH-<rl 40 WATT + 70.
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A6aLAAD PROPHR1Y r
" SALE Ar AUC7IOA The sphRxihae I
" TAyLH3,

DMIRAnzlE FRAME TENE anH7 Oh fHE
~ Forth ct Hain, beswee0 Mo 0aros and ElHy
rtFasts sOR EALH AT AUCTI0N WIN be cola
st suot:os:. on the prr:n!ses, on ISIDAY. the lzh
Ars,i 1863 ct 81 c cock II, essirsble frame
NV frI1.c lccated - above. Eear the rsi4snee
- -. Geosss 8 Palmer. rhe Let hss front OF
sect AN; :p.a Q: l5a fest to sn a'i.y:
xEREs-Cssh or c,sa.i, ct The option Of the pu..
ch.ss-. Iia !sxaa aud insurance fsr this Sesr TO
apl, ioDaIa : AprIggoss, kuc:s.
SE<wC pzAUs sIs uh IOrs IN aAavIa's
I fis7, I: .iansy, nsas 70 H9ily .Sooa Sssastry.
tiJn % the plsra:soI, o1 !, tls i?iA Aprs.,
1875. 4. o's.oek q H. LOf 20 I, IL ssasrs Z , 3.
G., thu s.s. side cf harry. be.~esa 2svseiy aas
A;baynss.s ssgasss CO bs iss fset 10 nias alley;
s.aa act NO 6. in qa=re no 10. on the ~ess side
.t AssTsl ea'w ia AIhoalar!o sne Spring strssts,
70 ss lia fees 10 vida ki,sy
TsRaE,-~Cssh. fEo taSss FOX 1883 TO ba paid
by sha .u:ehak,T.
.ps nIpnIn 4 APpExsoE, Aucts.
vTsey vALu4ELs LOT ON THz NURrH
Ei&- o. Ef3Sa :es-saa Oh :nS IJlh srests,
Sos aACA at A J0Ti0A-Wl De a,s =. Guc
t:cn Cs, hs s':Irisss. On THU URS1AY. the 10Th 81
hp:.:, 1868 ~ Il O'Clock + II, thai truly valuable
Lea ioastsd ss 2oov-, a5i,inirs sas .syitense Of
S'ti Eoou'..s q fisSes, Treating 70 fss:. tanning
bx-k II! sse'. Eeis il Justly regarded ~ ons
. TgE KS - Os :sie's n; bfixAce 81 AID Il
sncalas !or raso,s 2o'a nSsas, i1.erssi addsd. 30
cafaS fv !...as ieea. an cash =, sha op:!ou cl
tie s,,.cisa sr. 9EE IAN - As-EAR9GH,
tp5 Anc..sAests.
7wYALUABI1is kk.i. r,ag.2:a on Broad and
II k5as.S Streets. tCgt h4r vita Hcussio,d FIc
ns3uTs Fur SALE 4. AUoTI0N.-At ina TeQuez
III MssRss q end Z Woocsgn We thali Esli, q
psa.ic ail1irn ca the premise ,n " 81 ssbA&H
~ - IS -sS3 o'oloes Il, 10 tie c: der s.sg
tised. tsso CLOSING yAC1al> sca .a.sss. VI: TIA
ia-s4 end we'll osaiS1 bsea Ieac.AenscD ise so..ti
slae Ct Gsoa. ta.3eea Fcushss snd A...rs s:s, &C
cen:iy oseupisst By Ss jAeoe Woo3s,n. "a isc, TIA
aajoiatEg eea Ter .s.i, creupssS - " Hcb'
zie:ford; alid a.s, rs Lot sdjsitG G, re eas:
will Iargo i;riCk stshls a.r.on. kf sr oh W.
b,9 sold tho ;s-Ec, Few framed 1srsitug n ssee
iins OF Adams s.rsss, Ia rss- o: the clay Etsse,
aas.hodist Church, now stsapisd by Hs Eark Typ
taH. ard the seioluius TensfaC1s. occupied by u
Jacob KeiS.ef.
After the sale Of aiI the rsai ss..:e will b sold
for cash at the Late rs..1s1es CT Ar Jssob 0ood
son ca Broad street sll ths ufGiIrre therein. con
/, Sis gof ihs uyual variety.
i ysRas,-T0ria Lao rss. estate one-tSiyd cash tn
balance ct sgh 70 months, for negoAsaels notes
/; with in.ssss added, secured BY . trcst deed; o
| 81 CASH ~ the tp:on Of the puechMer. The taxs
Mad Insurance sor tAs va: to - paid nv tbs sua
xalassi. GUOD1N + AeFEs6OH,
s3S IustidneeIS.
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T3yxIsszoas1's SIN ~ sT, Vac
~ t1stI lo1S 90 Iss ness aas Of Usic-,
sssas.a ar.ea End F.snkns ssvs-ts. aaA "A
and Easdrsn strse.s,--As Os9nvgopss %.
pointed ~ deass Of TIM CiEsGds Oscrt cf .Ls
city OF Eieansnrd. prosoanesd sn0s - Nss ch
1855 10 .fs eta: - o.'r.ns:oc .sal.ss o.--i,ss--
sc .sE q .-bl arcsfer. Oh 10 pssnsse o. MOH.
DAT. tbs 20 b a phi. 1885. nj < sls ek 8. Is.
Nc IS IA Ad.,a.'s di,i.sca ftsatae - 1s-s ~, the
"a slley. Caavins thereon fraz,s t1adirz b.;crs.
i5s 10 tie tenant now renting ~ oseo ref saL.an
Asc Let ,e.sc- n. franting 81 fssAsR he cas-: tds
cI Vaisy, nssr to Baldwin street ssanlug bAek
TaRss -Ks,ush m ca.h TO asasv tie ses.s os
tie itsnd sxp.nsss Of ssls; beaeAse At anA
ss Il, ".:l :: : 8, ssss =
r.r:ee.s:ss .1te sazs' g. i; z = Pa :. ~
sp Ii CcmmAnioc<e.
vAnuAB1H RIAL seTAfa on VIZ.
v eirta strsst: near to tbs Danvele Depot FOG
81 The premises on TUstD.Y, - 1ih Apt,
lei B. st n'elo:k P N; ths: iruIy vscaab!s ios To-
cased rs ,byvs ]: forts en- he West side Of Viz.
Ds If .soe s' % .s rss % ,s.sc
thi. lot, II being Lexs t. the Teooeso HTehscGs
building ana its p.oxinity - - 0a1vsls Raai-
,nss o.Ros. tbs p.ias.pal tebases 99sAsasss, snd
ats ias. iasi Ass .tasa s1ss1 iulgDsA 80 sss
war. 1: Is borv dsd ON tss s6u1k @ & my ssyss
fest vida, running Though trcm virsisia TO Iss4
street. thus g!viag ths adv aatsgs Of ucsnss lot.
IERks Ono sntrd sssh; balaaes st l and
years, fcz ns rit notss, interest addsa secured
BY trust: d. e5; N ell eash, at TIE cpticn Of The
rur ,hasef. lite taxes for this year TO bs paid BY
the purchaser.
apis aOD6,N APPEssnN, Austa
XTALUaBLz AsaLaaD PROPHRfY FOA
Y SALE Az AUCTION The subsxibsr will
OTTER fcs Raie on the premises at auction On PR.
DAY. A9ril II. 1888 at IL cs'oek 4 n, the very
dess able touse and lot whieh ha now Fesldss In
tbs town OF Arhiand. Hanover county, sixteen
miles by rirroad from RaShmos.d. Yhs houss con-
tain5 four OK N ncdl- IA rooms, two on each ,or,
with q hal. bo.h shove aud kslow. 9as lot on
winch srs sccd isehen ana other ous buildings,
coata;ns abeu; an acre an1 half Of lae8 suitable
fos gardening. 9ke location 10 an admi. able sos
fcr paysisian, whose professional :c:v.oss would
bs In dec..rd, ~ naEe 1S-7 -.sidos In the town.
Tia lux chaser, to whoEa immedlass possesscn Will
bs given will be entitled to q free Eskss to aud
from the city for iw nsy yssrp.
Isc, at the sAns t1l, and p'sce, Ill shs EiaCss-
hold aud 9s ehsu Furniture, cns Cow snd CAif,
Hres e.o TEL Ms--Cesh.
s2i3 Jw TAYLa2.
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rSr soSHsHn1 soors snx y ap,Ie2s az2es 5e3tSs 4et
JxyYkNRQN AND AADISo1 o10Mu90I ~
fHUa6DA1, We lesA day oa Apesl os0Qag
at II O'Clock n, Two 1anSesno voae 1olA -
ealsA - Grees. haeWesa Je1seoga - 4nM11a
streets. They mont & ~ sasA - - -
x1HNA-ukah. The parshseR 70 - ~ eaaoo
for lt6j Jas = 1AYINI = Do1
apl3 Ano01p0aG1a
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A UJT10N gAEs.-Ol WErsE-Cay, l5.h
IL OF Ar:ii, we vii; ssl at .u- s:oss Ioon,s, lo9
r.; .'yas conrie5ciug =. 10 O'Clock. ,Sr,.s los
o; DAY GO.,n3, ts2OJsl.-lsS, A4RD !" AkE,
n-,lS SfIEOArE2 rair
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jackson, II illustrates their sWepgth and cont.
denos. After tomorrow Ws shall fight .he rebel
army IS s3on ~ Prcv;dsnes will permit. We shall
await only favorable ooadltion Of The safth and
sky, ana the completion Of some nscessAry pye
hxsinarisa"
Pho returns Of Gen. HoOiellan TO the Adjutan..
Generals ofios give the following a. the str.nsth
Of tie arssy on ths PeLi su:a the 2o:h Of June
Present for duty, 1l5.lo2; ,pscial duty. Gsk, and
Ia arssst u RS; absent! q. J.t.l Total. N6 S8.
Or the 2>,h and s5th ct Juns Gen. No 5lsllan
teiegSArhs the Secretary Of War thas hs 10 In.
fgrned BY desesters and contrAbend4 shat Jsekson
is contemplating attack upon bis riSht and
A. t.is dispsteh Of Gen. Mcclellan. sad the one ol
tie Presidsu. In reply, are dated Immediately Ere
vssSs to the "sevsn dsys' battle" they are given
Recsivsa s:sop.M.
hcCLsLLAs's, June IS. 6.l5 p. n. =
Ihavs just returned from the 6s;l aud and your
d;sr s:sh In regard to Jack. on. Several ccptra
b.nGs jazt 10, give eorce:rins the eup
position tset J.ehsuuS sdvaEce Ia ut or -. Han
Oyer Ocurt House, and thst , ,Aarsssrd asrivsd
VIII stroax reaforcemanss In E;chnaond yes:ssdsy.
IicelIe TO think that Jackson vii attack nay right
csd rear. TIE rebel fcrcs ia stAts. ,. $50 Coz In
e:lding Jackson and Besuregaxd. shsu have to
eons.nd against vassy supsrior odds il these 70.
pcfi ba tsus; but shi2 sry will do al 10 ,hs Hower
OF ns:s to hold their positicn and r,pulss any at
ba: fssl that an In way Essrous;.:s Hot Il, q
bsys NOT failed TO represent rspes.ediy .hs nsses
sisy Of reinforce ent, shat ths was ths dssisiys
peins and III al the avasla6ie msans o. tbs 0cv.
eruu.snt should bsconea4 rated here. wll DO all
thAs 0enseI can Do with tie splendid srmy
have tie hcnnr to commacAJ and, l: II dsst- Dyed
hy overwhelming uumbsrr, ean at least d!s With Il
Apd share It's fate Hat II the sesult Of the ASTON.
whish viii osaar to t9nerr.w q wistis Shoft nme.
IL diss.tss. the TcspousieEity cannot be thrown
on my shouidsrs-i II mus. rsss where Il bs.sags
fines c,un, ,nssd thiS Asys rtasise1 add!.
ssxaId s.S % JasEsoa's movspssu and Sssa. sssrd.
shxll pEvhsbiy b attacked - mCrfVw, and now
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-14

GALE EY uATALG4DE--cn WEDNESDAY
=, Ed Ina: c,mia.nc:ng st % O'Clock we will cell
at our @arehou.a, D cs'aloG~o. largo and desrs-
bie assortment CT
DRY GOODS,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

driven him TO the wall, had pressed him
SO hard. AT last he exclaimed, ITO be Sc
rlous about this thing, Mr.. Johnson, large
proportion of the people of Geol gia are
not prepared to submit to the Administra-
tion of any man coming up from The ranks
of the people as Abraham Lincoln has"
MIR. johnson concluded speech of nearly
two hours duration hy avowing his utter
devotion to the maintenance of the Union,
come veal, come woe, with slavery or with
out slavery-( Loud cheers)-by making
an eloquent appeal to his audience to re-
solve to spend the last dollar and the last
drop of blood in the country for its preser-
va'ion, and by an address to the ladies' of
New York 10 join in Fastening on the war
by their sympathies, their influence, and
their aid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

How WILL 1T LOOK in HISTORY p
Some men in this day are storing up infamy
very fast. They will have names in Eis-
tory around which will gather The scorn and
execration of future ages Who desires to
see this record fixed forever to his name
when his country was struggling for its life
against gigantic rebellion, he gave SYM
pathy and support to lis enemies, and did
all ne dared to accomplish its ruin! Yet
this is precisely the record many men ara
making for themselves-a record, that once
made, no repentance, no confession, no suf-
fering can ever deface. 1t will stand to the
shame of their children, 10 all generations.
Mr. Brady truly said in his war speech i,
New York, " that the time will surely come
when the men who oppose this war will be
deemed more infamous than the tories of
the revolution" But history is made rapid
ly in these days, and the infamy of treason
and sympathy with treason, may come soon
er than many may imagine. Let victory
crown the national arms, and the rebellion
be overwhelmed, and lis allies al the North
will speedily become an offense and mock
ing. In the defeat of the rebels they will
be forever disgraced, and henceforth there
will be none so abject as to do them rever-
ence. Let these men be warned, and es-
cape the coming wrath while they may
Springfield Republican.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

EX-SENATOR WRIGHT, of Indiana. at
the great Union meeting in PhiIadel-
phia last week, said:
When is TO be the end of this war
Every hour you fight you weaken your
enemy. Your condition is not like that of
the South. The only hope of the South
is in the divisions of the North If we
stood together as we ought, all would soon
be over. IF 22,000,000 men cannot pu.
down S.000,000 hope that no man will
survive in the North to witness the shame
OF it. Our strength is not in our army,
navy, soil, numbers, alone-it is that we
are in the right. (Applause.) l am OPP
posed to aristocracv, North or South, under
any pretence. Inside, the brave, heroic,
and patriotic Andy johnson of Tennessee,
is speaking. AT twenty-one years Of age,
his wife taught him his letters on his tai
lors board. Our strength is, that we have
done more for humanity in the 20,000,0O0
of the North than any other people that
ever stood upon Gods earth. The blind.
the deaf, the dumb, the insane, are all a.
like taken care of. Last May year, in
the Vatican at Rome, / saw the flags of all
nations. / found no flag with the cluster
of stars. 1t was because our forefathers
were the first to look to heaven for pro-
lection, and caught from there the idea OF
the stars. Take the stripes, lash and
thrash every traitor until be sees the stars
Laughter and app'ause.) You are about
to engage in forming Union Club. All
loyal men should join it. They call me
out west regular built Democrat, but some
how or other / am out of order with those
who found fault with the Government. A
genuine Democrat would tell us to love the
country. The only part of the country
that l really hate is just the six inches Of
ground that the disioyal man stands on.
(Cheers.) They tell US it is only the
black Republican party. The man who
has the most power in the United States is
Abraham Lincoln. The next two arc
Stanton and Halleck. Two of these are
Douglas Democrats. How dare they, then,
talk thus Abraham Lincoln is able to
save the Union. "a voice" and he will
save it." (Cheers.) No man has the lib
erty to weaken the Government
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

A HARD TEsT.--A gentleman once
heard laboring man swearing dreadfully
in the presence of number of his COM
pahions. He told him it was cowardly
thing to swear SO in company, when he
dared not do it by himself. The man said
he was not afraid to swear at any time or
in any place. "Ill give you ten dollars"
said the gentleman, " if you will go into the
village graveyard at twelve o'clock tonight,
and swear the same oaths you have uttered
here, when you are alone ,oiM God"
agreed" said the man; {" it is an easv
way of earning ten dollars"
Well, you come 10 morrow and say YOU
have done it and the money is yours"
The time passed on; the midnight came.
The man went TO the graveyard. 1t was a
night of pitchy darkness. As he entered
the graveyard, not sound was heard; all
was still as death. Then the gentleman's
words, alone ,cih God, came over him with
wonderful power. The thought, of the
wickedness of what he had been doing, and
of what he came there to do, daried across
his mind Like a flash of lightning. He trem.
bled at his folly. Afraid to take another
step, he fell on his knees, and instead of
the dreadful oaths he came there to utter.
the earnest cry went up: /" God be merci-
ful to me sinner"
The next day he went to the gentleman
and thanked him for what he had done, and
said he had resolved not to swear another
oath as long as he lived.