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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02

kaycr Court. Friday, Aoy lst-Betiie, slave Of
George Lotmofe, was committed to jail tor sciag
At large.
John orvil, ycu.h, whose exploits In the petty
de:ir Quency 4ins hAvs rendered his name famous in
polios circles, Was srrsigned to-day fos the eom
msslon OF \ idry fsnees embraced in the follow.
Ing ostesory: first f,r burslariousiy entering
the dwelling icuss Of VIM. Allan and sallng one
silver waller. pair Ct pistols, an cve,soat, aad
ensl sasins, vslaed at 81 009; second for bursIs.
rioudy snte Ing. In thu Aigat time, shA store Of
and ss.lins large quantity Of res1y-nsde eio.l.
II 8 aad j,welrr, vain d At 92 50o ard third. for
bnrgtasi0usly breaking into Jsmss Wslsh's g0a.
s.o1e, srd stealing 9 l.s00 worth Of pistols and
a.suEs ttst tbs Mayor committed tee scsu I'd fo-
examination f.r felony, tsfoze . oAlIod Court on
The case Of John karphy. for shoo.ipg Mx.t.n
Callahan In tho mouth with pistol huIist, nsar
the Old Market, few ds:s eince wss callef; bat
the wi nszs being unable. from his wounds, to ~.
pear aud testify, the exsmiaation wan continued
cn:i Saturday.
james Shaw was c3mnis.sd fsr examination on
wife.
Dsuuls Lynch wa, examined Tor sislns snl abes.
ting Peter Howard Ia s:ss.ieg William s:ersrts
Francis AoNsms'a, casrg,d wi:a bsss,ay his
wi!s, fsiiing to glva s,sortty to keso tao psace,
waa seat to jail.
Patrick Osli james Wall and Nike o'B-ieu w,re
srrsigne for so:dsriy eondrc ard b. saxiua cown
tins door Of Lucy Ttmaonsz h1uss. III wa.e re-.
qaiss4 10 givs $500 security for their good behs.
vlor aud nous did 90 aAya Srien
JAMS Currin WAS aeraigael 70: uuIAWfulsy
Killing lsur ducks. valued 1t o. tns property ct
EEz Wrigat. when ths casa sas examined 1t
Wal fouzd that tie tff,ncs il any, hAd b,sn CON-.
mitted seJ cad tha City liuits Crri,n was sent Ia
charge OF an tioer, 20 . coun.y magistrate for
eaaMiuat;oa
Mary Daks was broush. up. charged with being
In the fiot Of ths q Of April, on Mssn and Cary
streets. The MAJOR required her 10 give surety
fos bar app iafancs bssoss JudSs Meredith, to be
tried for nIs6emeanor. and she old IL.
Bundsy cxscs involving violations VI the city OF.
dnsnoes we're dispo, fNf and tbs Ccuri sli urassa
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eAva THE ROsE LKAvns.-Eoss leaves are q.
teaelvSly used 10 the mauufActurs Of bius pls and
are In great demand IN preparing this vsauAbis
ne 1ieino.
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TO- msa shsm 'hN hs had message 70 eomshunisaes
whieh wcuM not b ssaiy 70 ssnd In By Ne ho1
axed foe al ,uezmsos TIE two c nnissess -
esmnsodsd shAs the hoor Of sejsnrnn<ns b post
ponsd mi oo's'cck, wAish was ssrssd 70. xhs
House thea toak rsesss tiil o'c.oek
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% Capt1ce HsDtpaps. CoTrssPonasMt -SsVeiAi
Central cara. eu Thursday night and iot,ssd there
f0t ssrly tfnasAaassion TO ,hsi~ArnsS. Amoug the
nambsr was . man named J X Veeburg, q cores
poatsnt Of tbs New York Herald cap,u.ed as II.
ss Ford GU .hs x7h Apr also. Jnles Sci % 1of4k y.
Gspt and kej.cf Gen. echer q Dutch Yankee Of
tie S.Se. pattern, espta,ed a, KsEy's Ford psil
a9ah; Aod Alts-tus Eesp.ndlas, OF 90 B 4.h "a
cavalry, espturei q; Cedar Run Apsii 10th.
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<rresis The city police yesterday arrested VIM
Wass:sk.cn = slave Of Etswsrd Iom1x for sts.l-
Ing goli watch fscm Hartman Jones, vA'usd q.
50. Ore of nzjar Gr;swOlds detectives xrrests i
Tar.!sd Yankee 6essSts., who was found t.yia:;
10 Sell himself a. suo stit1se into lh, army.
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Loss Of the Yankee eleep-sf-War Preble.
MOBILE, Apsil 30.-offisial ;af nma.ion haa been
received here last II uni:ed Etates slo0p oiwar
Pssh!e 9aa burned on tn. Ssh ies:. OF Psneasoa.
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DTess Parade Major Walkers Battalion ha1 4
drss, pssads evening In rear OF the Libby
pEi 'OD. On Dock street, which was vvttnssasd y
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DIssOLUTIONs AND COPARTNERsIIII.s.

.DISSOLUTIONS AND COPARTNERSIIIF,s
DySgOLU p5Os Tho Am Of DAVIDSON +
L. CHOcKLEY Ia this cay d'ssoIyed by mutual
cement All psreonB hadettsxz to us arc requested
to settle their bIrs o. once, and those to whom Wa
srs irdebied will Dlssse sehd i1 theif bills tor pay.
ment DAV.DHON 4 CHCCkhEY.
RIchmsna, april soin lsoI.
WIN q D ,vIpscx.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
hiCliMoND. Va.
The business heretofore cJnducseL by Davidson
& Chncsley wi!t ffom this date, be icortiru=d by
WN DAVIDSON. who, :hAnkfnA fcS ths vsry 2
liberal fav01H shown 10 tie fIrner coneero, ear.
nsftly asss5 eo3tigaa,ion OF tho same to him,
hoping to be aSie to give general sA.sn cisn IN the
ssses Of all kicds Of Produce, And in Tho pSonpt-
nsss Of his attention to business
VIZ B DAVIDSON.
xBssRuNcts -1essr& Hsrvsy, Euus, Jsmss &
&c; Vim Green; S2sroer 4 veaAN .; WIN e
Asddnx; Wills 1s 4 CarrlnEton.
Richmond. April 3d. 1889.
A OAEO.-I return thauka TO tho cla friends
and pstrousof Dsvid4t 4 Ohockts, for tbs liberal
patronage daring the past yew. and, Ia rssielng
from the 6 nce-n. I d. mcs. cord Ally 70 esommsnl
m7 cid partner, W b DAVIDSON, ~ being worthy
OF tho confidence and kupport Of u.
my 1-6. A D SJHCOKLHY.
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NTOTIOR.-Ip oSedlsnce to the 23assect;on Of
IN tbs T4x Bill PASSED By the Ooracil Of the
hsseby give NOTICE to all eoacscneI .hn .he Com
mistee u rinAnes havs Siassifed al psrscns and
firms chargeAbs wish e'asg tax the present year.
fas.ursrs, Keepers Of OrdInsriss, Broks sFs. "a.
which classidsssi3n has bsea Left At tue auditor
Cfa,s, where al Interested Oxn rss the amount Of
taa with which they SIC charged.
Council Oaaposr On FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Nay let and 81, At 1 ciocx L. to haay apolios
tlonx froaa all persons who shai think tAsy &fa put
In too high sissa Ths said ccmmi.tce shall. estsf
hearing IN, psrt., ana any eyidsnss ne may PRO.
doeS change the class OF sush persons or Aslas or
rsrmi. Il to remain - l. tas hsen hxsd by sheu1,
ss ssa.l .spsar to them Jas: sad cqas q -,
~ TAEpY wTlLyAms,
IA1ctIone6vs sni Com Eessa&nts,
Uornae Cs.y aud l3sa sts. Eief frnond. Va,
Contt1us to atispa pfxm PITY to the fa.s os GEO
CR2iES PRoEUoE. 30, ard solicit eousieumsns.
Auction rales every ThuSd y.
B.iug in.aras'ei In shs saaveru OF ELLSTr, BxrL
T. co, separate bsssna,G ,frcm ths Grocery ds.
p1snsnt. will bs p'ssssd 70 have eoasisnusnis fee
DAY ( aooDs. HATS sHoss,
Either Eos private or anction salsl
kictnond. April 30. 1854 ap so-iw
nIssvLUVIVa.-Ths eo-paTslsfship 6srs,o.
IL fore existing between rs Il shis dsy sissolvoa
=, mutual consent ~ 2 1zossnIspN : asIEIs.
R.ctnond. April %. 1883. .ssA
y. B-I hsrsby snnouI % to my ltlssSs and the
STOCK ca eoosieamsas A0 RoB1xf6ON.s
nLD D0AlGIon TKAOi60 OOHPATY.
Oc,.,........., ....., OF the city e 1!ehseas.
yor ssros:,. % 2 ssp eoo
masE,ts asns.rsIS =. ). sS.Irss ~. -
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0RUCERIES.

0HUCERIES
CU0AN 7LoU2, COTTON, AC--
- so hhSs L1uis!sBa srgsr
500 bb's r ami y, Extra I'd SupeThns Flour
hsies North J.to.ins 1ctton
30 superior YAHady Bacon Hams
FOR sale " B 6c4ERVIf.LB,
nv 1-2th ix.h at. Fcuta ~ Cary 81
kIxW OrLgANa 0OLOEA sYEUP AND NO.
~ LAsEE3.-We havs in store aod Iffsr for
sale small Let Of q ss~
Nsw Or.sans MCLAEs39
ana CT L0NN syrup,
10 which We call the ettentian Of the trade.
JCHA6TOa BkAHfFoaD,
spss-6t l23 HaIn st-sst.
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QUARTE1MASTER'e oEJGE,
Fisknopd. April 3ota, 1et3
AYOfIOR WEI b sold o. soetscn. ON NON.
IN DAY. Nay 4sA, at The 0ovsGpmsnt wAsehousss
cUf:.es Of 2}d and Gary st. by order Of Me 01A<-
tam ntes f4ereEAi-
9 1855 lbs danaeeA Cosu,
tCi0 las SWssplnse.
6l5 u damiesd MIA cAAl.
JOuH q 0AYNlBn
myl-3t MAJ ard q Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-02

.nyn HurDa1p DMr1ss rxWAnD. =
" Ian aw y. from i S,rt 81 ssionS roxk kIah-
Inland. ca o. bout ,hs 17.h 1sUSuNy La NJ ps.
3 . c1aa tanned 1Ob. He b of ds.f fosppxf e-ser
wears . mnssaeae. fpNks r4ah-s n . loys teos 81
vssee. = ron cold, anA = sAcst ~ ysss oldseJ
him oe -. 81. ssn.ass !. 4. - sse.. ..
IEr Janra. arrts Aa1re@ - SS xEIss.- - !, -
m,0-Sw ~ sa1Ws SSTT * -
:. -.
Iaau HusV4cD DCLLAsn x8WARD.-l
~ NM psy We aCS vs rewnsd 10y sossel sck. q
ny @Sos SeA - n We Aes q tAxSsge g tnS ia
vA. v.was.y, g scsas eoovsnssas lA1. ne TITS my
qusssts W naEswooa On .ns n'11s et ke = os
ArsH hs - eooas fsst ~ snsas. htSa, very
sad vssy long hair whish WAS combsd ssfsiehs
wh.s be iess. when hs ess:psd hs wore psif Of
~. ... .N' "osI ~ wc11, ~ ~ \ ~"s
rnw16 Igo.t "a tSsh - rSyS..
-z = :. - - :. - : !. - -~x.
Du1 O1f-l0u he nsh uia elAs2--1kH. re
HI shout tees nl5o, hsavfy set, eu1 crooked
tesa ano . tu1posed % % aeoos w urso Htu. 1hs
sun o. - Yin - pa'd ier ne asascs g me g !.
my L 2.e Mrs - ~ aAILaY.
DANAWAY-ssoo sANAaD--xan awsy hon
IN my fcsm r. Henrieo eou1ss; vA On - 2 aay
9.ltEN john y Aboet " yssss cf a9s. soous
. fs,t iOor II inches high asfs musasfo: 800 %
qnickAy when SPOKEN 70. DsNAh aso1s x4 yes.s
q sgs. . set o. ~ iaeass hish Q9&n ~ mt's
!rnnd fsatafss NIB 90 heeEe 10 aheNt
e. ID -
the a0ovs reward Tor thstr asseat .u0 4snvsty 70
ms. OF U sotas 1.ii ,srs can kss thsn; or vtoo
TOT tae oehveIl of ennsr ot snsns. J csn re .cand
a 0o store OF Alist Drewry, no ~ Pearl strsss.
R:csmnud, " AND2AW L ELLETT.
30 27-sodSsd awAewl
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OLAlRoHzN BARKiDAxAN VIII contnuo the
Commission Ba iusss .. .hs o'd stsn3 Ct BA.hidals
4 Bro aud hopss for = coat'n sAaes ef pxYons e
from isEds Of tha old concern and the pa biie gen.
sraiy OLAlBQRNH y BIKsDALA.
no PAkTNHHsHP NOTIVN-rhe ords:.
Y dxnsd have shI day formed 60 pa<.nsrskjp.
L1NiSS, TOLLESox d OATLxTT,
for the purpose Of eondnetlDg gsS erAi
AU0TIoN AND COhA113l0N BueIERSs
In tbs city Of RIchmoud, and have taken thu lsrse
Warehouse, No Q Pssrl street, formerly occupied
by xsy3ussoa, II. = 90.
They oifss thsii services 10 their friends and the
public fof the sale Of ALL KINDS Of AHROHAN-
consignoss raAy elect
Their particular attention will be given 10 The
Dry GOODS,
HARDWAxH,
0xoCHRfEs. ana
TOBACCO.
Thsy viii sho uegotiase, through tksir frisn1s 70
00TTO4, and from thelr ex osGlsnes In buslneGe.
aud aeQaalntanee H!th huysrs thsY lsil oonadspt
taAt the interests Of thsic eoCslgnos will be fully
Or tfcsto In tkek hands, aud no t6ofS shall to
spared to ssuder satisfaction TO ali these who may
favos tksn with tasle patronage.
Liberal CAkH advaaCet0SatO Will b made npon
ooaESnmenu u hana
LU clU5 4 LANIH2,
yf 1ssniss Erothers & %;
AIHAIaN FcLLHHON,
o. South OAsoilnR;
, THOMAS r OAxLx1f,
OF 0Sa:kiu 4 Oas.eta
H. bah parties having buIiness with Lsulss
Dzoths1 4 10 viii 0ad tAsie otlacs at ous hcase.
- IT,
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BY VIM II Fswls, Ssns& Co., Auecrs
A UorIoN SALE-On 1URsDAY. 9Th Of 1sy.
"A at lfl o'sloeb, we shAn onse-
Eaauss cu.sd and Smoking Tosaeeo.
Ogooek3As.
Dey 9oodA ~ 8 =s-- szAs,
Hasdwaxs,
and Eoisons.
pssilculsxs haveaftsr.
VIZ Il FowL7. SONS 4 CO,
uyl-3s iual0aee-z
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myl l-3t 1al and 9 IL.
AZ ArTAFQ1Y LAID rob oAlH-I wfll ssif
NI q. p.blsc kucsacn, ON TuUEtDAY, The llsh
Of Ha3. 1e63. III falf; u not. The nslt fak 6Ay
thsrsaltef,) on the premlssA my pesseqt R&8l.
DENO1, +" White Hal, sltuatee h Caroline cosn'
mcnd, IS from ffsassleksbuse, sn1 ltem Ne
county ssat, suUoanee1 b Ne lands q 0eeRs
John Nashington. A e Dculweea Jas White,
xad 4eo fylsT; convenient 20 ehw1hsS Of several
dsnominations ia nsisAboehooa psevsshial tee ~
intslllesnes, uoeallty, re0neuen1. an1 heoithlnl.
ness w:sn every i:ealisy e ssn'Psstaslsa end
Fredsriokssufg 1afsosa Daisis theoasA n xhs
FAM b well watersds Aag cn y . jasQa eon0s,
deus usw and han0so0e 'UWNDipg, ana evsyy -.
esssasy out houso. I'll Il g0of eoa11eaes teoetnR
with dourlshisg youp6 orchard 81 ehoaeo ANis
trssa at vAsio1s knd End eootaj1a e8S oeges, WitA
. salssisnsy Of wed and timber loe hs support
IO aerss " which havin6 been llzssd Win lDel4eA
bensAe The lana will compare 0ass fGvosoely
With the lAnAs h lts visinlty, WhisA ags fAAcNs -
their fertility ln an Ne pso4ue11eno eeDno 70 ~
psvt Of ViEeiuiA Id word, thero oi9aA oo0so
lnlo nzzkst farm n svssy w:Z . 6esSsnsA
Terms ess0naaaaasns. Il! OA9k11L3
: 101sIssl0NSk3 AL % nVn .LAV11.
~ A. CeMuishonee sppolneea ~ 9 1.efse q
s c;.s: I; sa.:s .ss.: e 8: s.,,y :y 8. IN =: =
snct on for cd n fuoa OF tAs Stase 0east HnaDe.
on Yrsaklin sisesA 10 ths ely e olenmeo4 =
TulNUaY, tha q q o. May, l0oa, e - efdeek -
ths .sssss ssseSstrg - sae seesae e - =
ii. wirisa. jarvis, -. !. os'4s .2s. =
cs.a -. ~ ysass' and s1fs! 49, Ssswses . ssi
- %
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DuNAWAY-On tas 18th Of April, 1ee], from
IL my farm, In Hsufieo county. nesf Deep Run
s,uurch. two negro me0, named HECTOR and
q xIFyIN. Gff11n II ffty years Old. dark complex.
ion fast 8 inehas high, wxs 3cnght from Mr. d II
DAiurkes, oeAe Wia.efp:ok Uca. Pts, whsre hs has
wiio. Eector IL l'ghs complicated, feet g. or 10
inches high, WA tho p,OEe'sy Of Uol Brent. and
wsB sold to ke Estets OF EscEmond 1hs Eatd
negro hss . wife At Col Brent's, aud purchased
by w " Morien, Of Hensis, couoiy vii! g.vs
$50 sward II tAAea IN the Etate, or etGG II tsxso
ou.. fer their delivery 20 uis. or 30 Vim asaay, at
30 '20 Main ss. Or lodged In l.ii wh,se esn got
them. W u A03IEN,
Cd 9l-st& HArtlac cnuutv.
FNTO EaNDAEO DeLLARS RENA.D.--
ALoEZo xnd sIM. pakchassd lately from
Eorih Carolina. ran CT from tbs Carbon Hill
kmeG |" HeRr.:o eouAy. Oh the le,h inst
ALJs ~ is q bscx n.gzo. feet II in ches hieh,
ee&a kuuk, round Ease. rough akin, with thin beard
on ea,o.
jim II . Clark brown negro. 5lsst 81 lrcha5 high
vssy. Ni3atsy made, faa. skcrt tueaxs oo ehiz nn<
cheeks badly khod ard dressed.
20r tie sppsesensioa and delivery to rrs Ia
2i,bincnd Of either rf tises negroes, viii ray
$40 II tsktn up lwecty 0: Incrc villas sTom A.ca-
mend; $50 I. taken CITY inols miles. er o. II
taken c,,s honsred or nors nilsS ts'2ns. II com.
mittsd to jail, the i sa! usri oniy .iE bs p:.d
ap 21-ot JoHa WEHSH. g-iaa
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Coz xaband Aail GpssysA - s.uss the
p.oksas Ct oen. Iones.fsssA - 1sla q man
oa the South side Of JAmee91 "a making
po0essi,a = mall bag, co thouanpd
IL III i6 9l.|l555Ia = ssz ID S 8 Il
man Wa brought to thlS ely and ipdged jdthe mil,
ilasy prison. 1hs bsg Of letters were stS1ied 30
0sa Winder's oftiss for ELIMINATION OF q large
number examined np 10 ysstssdAy but one hsd
BEEN found With tbjsetiocs bis sonten.s. A. these
mfsslveS msy not Do fer erWarded. the writer's would
do vel, 70 call ana got theu. The c,ntsats Of so0e
are o. vs.us consissing ~ they DO Of drafts. NO.
nsy, Ind psfson&l triokets Toe letters ArS chis
on domestic ff airs, bu.iness, and love.
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nIsA0LUTlON-Ths CO par Il serabip hereto.
fora ex;stiEg Of the firm Of MAROUSs 4
RUIzLsx Ia ttis day dissslsea by mutual con.
cent JOAflS MAROUSn,
I5AAJ D AUTZ LNR.
Richmond April 81, 1868
r. 5.-The undersigned will oortsncs the busi
nsss at ihs Cd sand aad reQu Ats eou.r 1anes OF
th patronage iron his custom ers and fritNds
my l-6ss IsAAE HuY.6LER
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nlSacLCTI~N.-Fhe G. neern cf BAlKs
IL D&Ls e sIO. Ia shis ~ dimoivee by su1
tua! eoasett Either partner b aAtnori xed 10 sei
To sxis.inx account.
CLAIBORNE DAEKs0ALS.
CHARLES e DiAKsUALu
, 1863-04-18

THE Missouri Democrat has the
following brief but touching BIZ
ography of Clab. F. Jackson, late
rebel Governor of Missouri, who
died recently at Little Rock, Ar
kansas {" His disease was can
Ger of the stomach. All that can
be said of him is, that 'he is now
the right man in the right place. -
, 1863-04-18
L. C. KINNEY, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

NNENDERS his professional services to the citizens
Il of Wala Walla and vicinity.
Office and residence, Main street, nearly oppo-
ways be found when not professionally engsged.
Having had more than twenty years practice in
his profession, and having served as a Surgeon in
the United States Army in the Mexican War, and
having had an extensive Hospital practice, would
say at least that he ought to be qualified to practice
his profession and would refer by permissionto the
following named gentlemen
Gen. Wm o. Butler, Col John S. Williams, Col.
VIM. P. Preston Col. Geo W. Hughes, of Maryland.
Col. Emery, and Maj. Henley, Maryland.
Charles G. Phythian, M. D.. E. Watson, M. D.,
Joseph Roberts, NJ. D., Benj Hensley, Jr., M. D.,
Frankfort, Ky.
E. D. Weatherford, NJ. D., II. Nj. Weatherford,
NJ. D.. DR.. Purtle. DR.. Flint, Louisville, Ky.
DR.. Tazo, Vancouver's Island.
DIR. j. G.. Hawthorne, Portland, Oregon.
DR.. r. G. Hill, Corvallis, Oregon. ltf
, 1863-04-18

IT has been said that an Irish
man is satisfied only when he is
in a quarrel; a Scotchman is at
home only when he is abroad an
Englishman is contented only
when he is finding fault with
somebody and captious, busy,
clustering American is at the
height of felicity only when he is
in all these tumultuous conditions
at the same time.
, 1863-04-18
Love Me Little, Love Me Long.

Glove me little, love me long,
Is the burden of my song:
Love that is too hot and strong
Burneth soon to waste.
Still, would not have thee cold
Not toe backward nor too bold
Love that lasteth till tits old
Fadeth not in haste.
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden of my song.
If thou lowest me too much,
1t will not prove true as touch.
Love me little, more than such
For fear the end.
am with little well content,
And little from thee sent,
Is enough, with true intent,
To be steadfast, friend.
Love me little love me long, etc.
Say thou lowest me while you live,
to thee my love will give,
Never dreaming to deceive
While that life endures:
Nay, and after death, in sooth,
to thee will keep my truth,
AS now. Wnen IN my May OF youth,
This my love assures.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Constant love is moderate ever,
And it will through life perseverj
Give me that, with true endeavor
| will it restore.
A suit of durance let it be,
For all weathers that for me,
For the land, or for the sea,
Lasting evermore.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Winters cold, or summers heat,
Autumn's tempests on it beat,
1t can never know defeat,
Never can rebel.
Such the love that l would gain,
Such the love l tell thee plain,
Thou must give, or WOO in vain
So to thee farewell
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden of my song,
, 1863-04-18

OLD EDIToRs.-Hon. Nathan
Hale, editor of the Boston Ad-
vertiser, established that paper in
in 1914, and was consequently
its editor for AS years. He was
the oldest editor in New England
but one, Hon John Prentiss, who
commenced the SentineIat Keene
n. II in 1779, and still writes
with the vigor of early manhood.
He is the oldest editor in the
world, so far as we know.
, 1863-04-18

A SHE TRAITOR.-A report is
current in Indiana, and generally
believed to be true, that the wife
of Jesse d. Bright had crossed
General Bragg's lines, carrying
sealed dispatches for Jefferson
Davis, in which a proposition is
made to join the States of Indiana
Illinois. and other States west Of
the Mississippi to the Southern
confederacy. This is probably
one of the steps taken by the
traitor Bright, to revenge the in
dignity offered by the United
, 1863-04-18

CHRISTIANS can now marry Is
raelites- according to a recent
enactment of law in Sweden
Jews have had marveIously love-
ly daughters since and before the
days of Shylock, and the fair
haired sons of Christians have al
ways been enamored of them.
This enactment, therefore, is but
a confirmation of a previous natu-
raj proclivity-happiness Is-REAL,
in Sweden, at least.
, 1863-04-18

IT is reported that the exemp-
ton for $500 in the ConScription
bill has been struck out, and that
those drafted will have to furnish
their OWn substitutes.
, 1863-04-18

New WAGON RoAD-The peo-
pie living in the vicinity of Jack
sonville are working with a will
toward opening wagon road
from that place to the John Day
and Boise mines.
, 1863-04-18

Two of the steam wagons for
the road from Nebraska City to
Denver have been completed by
the contractor.
, 1863-04-18
The Mississippi and Lake Providence.

The mississippi and Lake Providence.
The following facts from a st.
Louis paper in reference to Lake
Providence and certain operations
which are in progress against the
rebels will prove interesting at
this time
The bed of the Mississippi is
certainly changing, the action of
the current wearing new chan
nels and finding new courses. At
times it's waters have flowed over
various parts of the country on
either side of its present banks.
The State of Louisiana is full of
branches or bayOus of the Missis-
sippi, by which the water of that
river winds its devious way
through swamps and lakes to the
Gulf, in lines nearly parallel with
the present stream. showing that
at some period hitherto the vol
ume of the Mississippi has not al
ways run in its present channel.
Lake Providence there is little
doubt was once the bed of that
river. There is still a deep hol-
low between the river and that
lake; a distance of about four
hundred yards. The surface of
Lake Providence is ten or twelve
feet lower than that of the river,
there being strong levee be-
tween them, built expressly to
keep out the water of the Missis-
sippi. To remove this levee and
dig canal from the river bank
to the lake is now the plan being
carried into operation.
The point where the Lake
Providence cutoff will strike the
Mississippi is sixty miles above
Vicksburg. This lake has two
outlets, one of which is bayou
Tensas and the other bayou Ma
con, these bayOus joining a short
distance below the Vicksburg and
Shreveport railroad, and forming
Tensas river, a deep stream,
which can only be compared to a
beautiful ship canal, navigable for
more than $50 miles, and which
empties into Black river, Black
river emptying into Red river, 40
miles above the mouth of the
latter.
The work of opening the Lake
Providence cutoff was commen-
ced by Gen. Deitzler's brigade,
on the I'd and Sd of February, af-
ter a reconnaissance of and exam
ination, which showed it to be
feasible and promising. The en-
tire 18th army corps was ordered
to the place and has no doubt ar
rived, so that there are three or
four brigades at work in the en-
terprise. Our correspondents in
form us that great confidence is
felt in its entire success.
The reader will inquire what
effect the construction of this lake
Providence canal will have upon
the reduction of the rebel strong
hold at Vicksburg. Vessels will
pass through it at least thirty
miles west of Vicksburg, coming
out l80 miles below that town.
This will destroy ell the Red riv-
er and Louisiana connections Of
the rebels. The Red river region
is of the greatest Importance to
the enemy. BY means of it they
have hitherto had access to vast
amounts of supplies, including
those indispensable articles, salt,
sugar and molasses. Some idea
of the reliance placed upon the
Red river country by the confcd-
crates may be formed from
statement of a correspondent of
Of the Mobile Advertiser. who
says that the feat ofthe ram Queen
of the West, in running by the
Vicksburg batteries was followed
by a rise in the price of salt to
sixty dollars a barrel.
A PROvERB IN SEAsoN.-An in
, 1863-04-18

States Senate. If this is suscep-
tible of proof, Bright should have
the benefit of a short shrift and a
strong cord at once.
, 1863-04-18

1t is right to call our life a stage:
tor what are our joys and sorrows
to the spiritual world, who are the
spectators, but mimic tragedies
and farces
, 1863-04-18

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
our old patrons and the public of Oregon and
Washington Territory generally, that we have estab
lshed trade and facilities for importing line of
goods that defes competition; ALSO that we SELL
ing goods in our line at San Francisco Prices,
and guaranteeing them to be genuine our stock be-
alyzaton.