davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-01
Th,s docs not inclndc the shipments over the
Michigan Central Railroad.
The following table shows the receipts
of -four, grain, live stock, &C., since Janu-
FROM THE ARMY OF TE1E
FRONTIER.


noiut1ucnt to the command Of the army OF
1he Frontier was officially promulgated to-
dav. The General Is on his way to the field
and It is well known be will seek to put into
effect plan requiring ccleIity Of movement,
and dazzling qualities In officers, for fntlicting
= sevcre and unexpected blow at the rebels.
Gems. Orn and Eandcrcs have been assign
ed 10 the command Of divisions under Gen.
Heron. Lively news may be expected IN 2
few DAYS. The steamboat Robert Cappbcll
which left yesterday for the Missouri River,
carried guard Of soldiers, With four how'll
zers, to drive of The guerillas.
, 1863-04-01
FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Severe Battle With the Indians.
COL. CONNOR,S DECISIVE VICTORY.

NAsH1sGToS, March 31.-0fleial info1ma-
ton has hcen received Of Col, Connor's Sc
yerc battle and splendid victory, on Bear
River, Washington Territory. After n forced
march Of one hundred and forty miles in mid
winter and through deep SHOWS, in which
thlrty.six Of his men were disabled by frozen
feet, he and his gallant band Of only 200
attacked 800 Indian warriors in their strong
hold, and, after hard fought battle Of four
hours, destroyed the entire band, leaving eaaa
dead npon the field
Our loss was ii Killed and 70 wounded.
THESE Indians had murdered several miners
during the winter, aud we're part Of the
same band who had been massacrclng Immi-
grants on the overland mail route for tho
last fifteen years, and the principal actors and
leaders in the ho1zid crimes Of the past SUM
mer.
During Col. Connor's march, no assistance
was rendered by the. Mormon5, who seemed
indisposcd, he says. to divu1ge any informa-
tion regarding the Indians: ind charged enor-
nous prices tor every article furnished his
command.
, 1863-04-01

OF 50 great Importance do we deem the
opening Of the inland route to Lake Supc-
rior, from this city, that We give elsewhere
a diagram Of the line, and detailed refer
rncc to the main features Of the enterprise.
The c. d n. II. r, r., which now connects
Chicago with Green Bay, was commenced
in 1852, as the Rock River Railroad, and
slowly found its way to Janesville-and it
was not until 1865 that it was completed
through to Fond du Lac In 1860 it was cx-
tended to Oshkosh; in 1861 to Appleton,
and finally in 1862 to Green Bay. -.
Our townsman, Hon. William B. Og-
den, we trust will find in its present
success and credit, some consideration
for his long and arduous 1abors in its be-
half. Now that be comes forward to ask
our citizens to to do something to add still
more to this magnificent line, VIC are sure
that no indifference will be manifested or
laek of confidence exist.
The oIcuingof any route across the Pc
ninsu1n dates back only two seasons! The
delegate from Lake Superior to the Chsca-
go Convention, which nominated Llncolp.
in 1860, came through on foot, and by
crossing the rivers on RATS, which himself
and comrades had to improyise ct every
stream! c. T. Harvey, esq, now of this
city who superintends the construction Of
the Ship Canal, around the Falls of the St
Marys, opened tile first way Of access in
1861, and Mrs. Harvey was the first white
lady to cross over the route in summer
which she did on horseback the SAINT
Ecason. The surveys for q railroad wer'
completed late last season, ant
now when the railroad is done
il is safe TO say that it will be the mos
popular and best patronized route for SUN
mcr pleasure travel, such as seeks LAX
George and the White Mountains, Of an
route in the West, if not, also, in the Eas
We predict that, before many season
trains will be seen leaving Chicago durln
dog days with two or three hundred pa
sengcrs, seeking the wild scenery and CO..
breezcs Of Lake Superior, for their sun
mcr resort. The important business tea
nrcs Of the route are elsewhere given.
, 1863-04-01
FROM san FRANCISCO.
Scccah hSympathizcrs In California.

sAs FnASc1sco, March 3I--Sailed, the ship
Prince, Capt. Donna, for Callao. There is
nothing new regarding tho threatened demon
etratlons By the seocssionists on Marc Island,
against tic EaYy Yard and Benecta Arsenal.
The public are Informed Of no circumstances
which warranted the alarm manifested by the
authorities, although ill commend their dis
position to take every p1ecaution to guard
against possible danger There arc many
eeecsA sSmpathizers ID Napa county, though
not, ns II presumed, enough to encourage TIC
mort da1inK 70 take up arms against the an
3hot1tieS th S+ WIN ordinary vigilance In guard.
one apprehends any danger from the eeces-
sionists within this statc. The Sapinaw re-
mains at Mare Island.
, 1863-04-01

FoarnEss MosnoE, March @.-Yestc7day's
Richmond Di*pa'eh has the following; -.
The eneny has aR sftcqnnon n oa9 2l 2.
jnr was beard, but the result Is unknown,
The report ct The capture Of Gen. Carriers
brigade By Humphrey Marshall, Is not con-
Gen. Morgan had fight on the 2oth, st
Milton, lastiDg five hours, driving the enemy
five miles, when they we're reinforced. den.
ChArrASooeA, March e7.-Gcn. Foster cap
tnEed, yesterday, at Brentwood, nine miles In
the rear Of Franklin, 500 Union prisoners.
HI destroyed a house, carried away commits
eary stores. burnt the railroad bridge. tore up
the track, aud captured seventeen loaded
wagons.
, 1863-04-01
G';;;eogo Urib1lnt.


The kind response Of our friends in sup
plying US with back numbers Of the Tn1-
nrNE to perfect our files, has been prompt
and ample. Weneed no more. Our files
are now perfect, We lender thanks to all
who have 50 generously forwarded us the
missing numbers
, 1863-04-01

ST., Louis, March 3l--A meeting Of mcr-
chants is announced, to petition for diminu'
lion Of restrictions on commercial traffic WIN
Memphis. The new gunboat Choctaw Will
Join Po,ter's feet as soon as her complement
1f nc.4 can be filed
, 1863-04-01

WHEELING. Va, March 31.-A telegraph
from Gen, Picrpont 6ays: YESTERDAY 100
rebels captured Point Plcasant, Va The
Town was subsequently recaptured, md the
rebels driven back with the loss Of fourteen
prisoners. We lost ono Killed and one
1Fnucfe6es u
, 1863-04-01

Nfu ADDerftsrments.
4 MOTHER GREAT TEST or
Is BACoN2 IS
BURGLAR PROOF BANK SAFES,
BIZ F. LETT g. CO.


,n " .es s5S this
e. W. Is a -,
To witness an interesting and VERY SEVERE: TEar
u d7!!}!nG nte OF WI: ". NACNS'S nsEn.SEp
STEEL .Bu1s!a: Ps3Hf E3oE sasss;s ssrsa.sa WIN
Eapk Lock. which las Ee:thfE KY Or key htls.}:
cc.etrcte.l ia th,s ordinary way BIZ Mr. Asc,r nta
selected for, the stock Vf SAFES on haad y Mr. Pratt
tic Agent.
tnS ~ sss e Mesa5 81 I'll
bY the use Of IS inch dslis. o;cap5ias
u.L;,u
Futv-thTce Minutes lime II MAKING
the Test,
reibt and sente:eA 1seless - s*e3sE nlaatas: e.
up y ~ s1 ,,oR a1 itn f anx r. IN 9
sIsht miaats:: tIs Az r e|svta m,aate: taf s!1:
euit p:5cneed 5y Eese appuaaces wa. Eotntns nlo:e
than simply
~,..
~ +t,a e,fo
VI ~ae0 o0'o9
and ~ taG inv sSfn t'rsR Nj
o1AElss FOti bAShs4so gSHsS " rJ1rrv
=. nrSSsitsHE
W. ii. RfGKS
/. .. PATTO&,
e DAf,NY,
IN. IA rTnN.
cu1c.Go. Saturday March = 1sz,
, 1863-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, March 31st-Tcsterday
81 or. COO Icraf tenders were converted into 1
ths go lo,a and 81 .0oo, 900 to-day.
, 1863-04-01

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
xxctk cnl1nr March 29, 1868:
, 1863-04-01

Ee4 s..trnnrns Nos is and Is Dearborn street:
or anes breaking 3 III SToee
h1osateic ma French dAask pa11os ssta soas tste
stetss, fosevood and mahogany a2fS,s tnP ea2s ae5
aal ~ ssanas sscieea1es ~ a5a BOOK plate
EsSs Es.Ts Wsrdrobes French Italian and other bed
~ a. tGst tess s5ts1
6n eneTaTtnEs velvet brussels and ingram carpeta
oook .il01 stGIes s. Alse tSo sape5ioF re
French Pate Pier Glasses, ana Mlrrora richly ornA-
nenteh and great variety OF medium sized Mirrors
together With general assortment OF Household
Good. GILBERT = SAMPSON. Aucuoneo1s.
n hGHS4
, 1863-04-01

FTHE EYE AND. EAR.
Il tErom the Daily Missouri Republican, March 3.
1G0l We hayo examined various testimonials In the
form 1cters extracts from foreign and homo Jour
mails AEd ccrtitcstes cf cure from persons q vide
reputation, which have hten shown US b. Dr. alker,
and they s!sest7ong testimony IN f-or 81 the Doctors
skill In treating de3ees Of the Eye and Ear Dr. y.
hospitals and l. In every respect literally educated
man aud bis 1elerences Of the highest character
Onlce 1T south Clark street, Chicago apl bits II
, 1863-04-01

HARDWARE AT AUCTION,
IL We shall sell II our Saleuooms,
On "wednesday, April sth,
An invoice Of assorted Ha1dwa1e Particulars here
after. GILBERT d SAMPSON.
, 1863-04-01

CHICAGO, Saturday March =. 1sG1~
We hesrby ccetttF that the above tIhed Safe VIII
tested by Is this day. the snner described, and
c!fuy testify to the Burglar Proof md undraoe
nu..Ittes If tho satrc F. LETT + ca.
Fy O. +, IErz Sups.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM JACKSON. MISS.


J.ex.o, Jnlv i5-Auothsr day has passed
without any new development. The enemy
has bAen firing necessarily, and has eesn
ehslling the CITY all the evening Anoth"r d.
vision O. Buruside's command reached Grant
this evening.
tsEcoSD DISPATCH
Jackson. JAY 16sh.-Ths enemy kept up q
hsavv sheIling all night One shell psased
thronyb General Johnstons quarters without
iniurinc anv one Grant was reinforced yes.
ta,dav evening by one division OF General
Rornsjdes command. We buried i3f Of the
enemy Yesterday The NickHbnrg prisoners
have arrived at Brandon. There 10 Sun no
prospect of a general engagement, but heasy
infantry aud artillery skirmiebisg continues.
THIRD oIspATeHl
JAoKsos, Jaly i6-Tne enemy made
heavy demonstration On our night and centre
this Afternoon, but Walkers and Lorings di'
visions repulssd them Handsomely The ar
tillery fire was incessant, and our batteries re-
pled gun for gun. The enemy sought sbeiter
ia the woods.
Heavy reipforcemants for Grant continue
to arrive. who are pressed around on our r'ghs
for the purpose of crossing Pearl river ABOVE,
and fianking Us. Ths enemy are planning s!sge
guns on their redoubts IL IL eupposen NAV
TO- morrow the remainder OF JACKSON VIII %
burnt.
lfDURTa DIsrATCH
JAcKsos, July lG--An entire BLOCK IN tois
city WAS DESTROYED by tie enemy sheiis yes
tardav. Not gun has been Tired by the enc
INV tbis morning Various caDlecures are IN
dulgsd 10 regard to their silence, but we'll in
formed persons think they are trying to hank
us on our right as their cavalry made an at
temnt to crogs fon. miles shove last night
Capt. Ferguson, of the South Carolina battery,
was mortaiiy wounded yesterday by tho enc
my's sharpshoOtera
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Obituaries.

Ees t:usa at taa hattla az asttysburg Gu TIE
81 OF jag, Instant, Capt IL ballard, OF CO T.,
(3ssoa Guards s.h Q'oTgis Eegipent
at tns comm cement :? tbs p-esent wIr fftpt
BALLARD with tru. patriotic Devotion snior 60 til .
army In private thus deaiesiing his life TO th
oAuss Of HcutleTn iadeess eose. sscsest ard gen
ito III rnsaasrr, Ee Wa bsiIyed ~ hs cIiais Of
pyivaia aeGQa ii .Gnsg. " Il st Ill ole isGro0G
tgus coarsgc. .nd sooa 4dsI.sas ss soldier, sooo
mSdc him & eFsgt faYCrl'c With hls ,mpsayr and
enabled hirl 10 Eist 10 t.a petition Of commander
In ver7 shott tigrs Mead mora IS sail than IL at
he va 8. tzue suid 81 an pAis,ot e. nyips tbs
conf !snsa II hi ~ Hs.i ssi tAQ estssm sGd Sd
IMITATION OF his zap icr 36sS Yes. We nsT
nd thst Ia MACS l..si.'s wae.sssr bo welt; INA.
all vshc In ~ IN Oeo1 MIA aai that TIE tssii
4 OIL ,us il was. e5ith Gis fscs TO Tie fas ami
visa tie g & # southern liberty ard aaashsrn
rights waving over HIN hsB czass1 9 vtit even
here among conap.fsiiss araDge1a not goon TO he
hiisd. Abs writer OK this knew Captain BALLARD
intmAt>is, aid eaa say with tfush shas noslsf
spirit never did for his eouatiy eGuss Though
youpg, lie has msse nis marx In tbs army snd
but for his d,Eth void taya bse3ris one of iks
brightest iish,s That na l.. y Iniusa .a.. patriot
rsni in = better world oho viii watch over ua
taera l. 10 'usi, spd ih 81 tfs NAV live = purely
aa5 de- 10 brsveiy liz our arsstes: wish 81
II Mason sna st.aetg paEsga please c pr.
Kills., IN tAs hs'tis Of Gettysburg Or Eei5av,
Jaly B. TONNE fE.sDLRroS
re had served h.g .1aiEg for IL " Is moths
w.,llns.y ana Gle !. GEsVeiy, ysila ihs fo;,Gw
lag sords upou his linz: 'teIi ms hat dea aotus
iaY day" DsEr FouiTip iis.is did he thiuk ihst
he szou never sgain behold taoss whom ha fordiy
lossa, AID who loved and highly appreciated hira
asd h!s n,aly good OLA ii;fs. when he axsi bid III
good bYs. 81, relatives AID frisnaa have Ioss 9
Il but msy they BE- eons3!o2 vita the KNOW
ridge that he xpVssssd - iingnsas to dis but 6
fs y nicmsn.s tsfer4 hs bfesthed Bis Let fssmps
to!s, deeply with his bsrsags1 raoiheE, AID taos-
who s7s rear aa1 dea. TO lin roE.a4is, hov csn
I ever realize that Vii n-SAr> hanr xaur dear IA
mIar voice or sss year Lspoy lookiaa facs aga ak
Tns though, Il a hArd ono ysS We naust submits.
Oh God help tbs mother this cad blow to bear,
or .toa h ,ip the sister: Rad bYoshsra Of him NH
lies there;
IT'S the sr2so Of bsEs b.ns.ih iha gfass.covogsd
SOD.
Aud his spi.i. !. ia Hsaven, ~ rsst with rs u01
UaE WHO WILL EVER CHsRuH'
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Receiving Stolen Goods. -John Dsnslsr,
and Sarah, his wife, charged with receiving
four barrels Of coffee stolen from William W.
Euead, kno wing the same to have been stolen,
were before the Mayor yesterday, and after a
hearing were sent on for further examination
before the Hustings Court. John was admit
ted 10 bail to answer In the sum of 81, 900, and
sarah, bis wife, in $5O0-Ms,hew ONeal
the keeper of grocery ON Shockoe Hill, waa
arrested and brought before the Mayor yeater-
day, TO answer the charge of receiving $ioC
worth of lard, stolen from John Ahern, know
ing the same TO have been stolen. Owing to
the absence Of witnesses the examination was
adjourned until to day.
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Depredations-Many Of the suburban farm
eEs are preparing to petition the Secretary Of
War for profession to their growing crops,
which are now being seriously injured by
siraeglsrs wearing military clothing and
claiming to be Southern soldiers. In times
like these, when every grsin Of wheat, corn,
and oets, and every vegetable, should be
saved. y 10 difficult 70 believe that true South
esn soldtsrs-msn ever ready 10 bare their
breasts 70 the bullets Of our enemies in de-
lsnee Of Southern hOmes-can 60 far forget
themselves - 70 destroy that which 10 60 es-
Septaal % sucoess. II c0mmsndsnts of posts
1nd o@eeD Of compaDiss Do their duty, To sy
lnsw who these dsprsdators are, and should
- 70 II that they are punished for their Of
feoesA ta1nsre ought 10 be protected in
saear enose: y raiss crops. and soldiers, Of all
shs people In the Confedsracy, should zee that
thai profession 10 ample and complete, for with
short crops they are 70 be the greatest suf.
tsgeSG
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In sbls city La's I7i'i, Of tvHho'd pzeamoris,
ELIZaVIgSiAGs, f,uitl dsGghisr Of Eacch G. ana
giirc sex in ;hs y Yssr # hsT sg>.
The II snJs ard srq isiE.=uces OF the family are
req les.ed to at I'd Ter funeg1i froE her - har
rs.ltenee on leigh between LIST and 2i nts this
(,aturdsy) afternoon. 81 5 ck, h3u: further
Eotc.
81 rriasy, Ju'y .r.h VIRGINIA DAVIS. only
dsag,iter o. 10 Y 6 sua tLs Ann Elizabeth
tsu ply ea.d yasss mon ts $, 9? say.
Her fuasral II 'sxa plko, ihs .f.erunon st
o'c.cci :ror, ,n5 Esaitsnea OF itr: II sn:et, on
81 stesst ba.nesn Htnsd sd E&rssa.L Fac
friends hpd sequsi-t-1os Of LA f2Eiig sra O.
spec,iul'y invited - st.4ht.
4. the resid~uas 0: " 2 asyrood on Friday,
,7th iutt. ss,j 80 II b&aE ,ps. formerly o.
Ch4rlsetot x -, hut toE d.. Ss. tT0 ysars resi-
dsni CT th;s city - ti:e t2d year Of his -g,.
Bi3 irlsaca ssd he a. siaiase~a ~ the family
VT, attend kis .u1srk,, fsJ-l tks Sun1n,ea.a.
Church this Saturday af:ersoon eli o'clock.
r. uhsslesto1 psresa please copy.
On ths 2las Of June. from the .ffatts Ct sssrls;
and tyaho!s iss1E, FRAlsA SLA tafEs, yauns
est Chi L vi Hr 4 ! md 5Ipys BJuivs~e, Of SCOT.
.yIsaEia c5un:y. aged lh.es years and 70 n,aais.
"sio % nc. dead ~.iis ci..:i ~ st.e: sifeciiva
Esus gore uDt7 'hat ssajss
WAsse ha TO .onss: Eseda lAeil poor protection,
and uhria. h.nss!t Goth sale
10 that graz, einsser's gtllas8s ard 1scnIon,
By guardian argsli isd,
.snse fsu-a t1sptEt3oa, zrie fs IA sl rcui.Dc,
He lives vsio LII We e=,i tsai
Killed. at tire pa t.s uszr Gettysburg on The ~
tsruooe Of Ju.y ~. W " A4TGC u kC1RKE
BY CT ,nis city Jsptsil 10 ti.s Confederate States
army, q gssdt,ste al WssI ,iat II 1869 Sgd &c
sese soa Of he .sts Liay& taaorge Ii HrCr-sry,
Of Ia. uai!c1 Il E.s5 navy a.d Matilda ii sJfeeyy.
~. re 1, arnslss al ) happier world"
so rhilAeti, h,s snG Ess 4ors pareFs piss.e
copy
Ca tbs 9th inst a5out ? u at lie residence Of
her son-fn law, L Or0Gpar II lT.h vt, Mrs aeII
DRg's Il y ICE. in the sQi. OF Der s2s issv-
in9 two II ctoaa.e Gaushle g snd a Irmegoun
rcs of Trends 81 mourn .heir ioss.
ET Charlottesville papers copy.
1T Sligo nssr rr.ds I0fsburx Gu Murcay July
1871 LUJY 0EAaVJLLz infs,is daughter cf Elias
and Karaha a Kol:ou sasd months AMI 2 days.
'.sho diSd before shs kew cf tars Oh ssrrow."
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FROM CHAnLEsTON.

The following official Dispatch, received
Yesterday, contains the only news from
Char lesion since our laat issus;
CHARLESTON, July 10, 1865.
To Gen s. Cooper.
We ATTACKED part Of thu enemy's forces on
,James's Island this morning, and drove them
to the protection of their gunboats in The
Stone, with smsti loss on ho.h eides. The
enemy ia nassing his roops on Morris's Island,
evidently for another attack on battery Wag-
ner tonight or tomorrow. Three monitor
pnaboats and the mortar boats kept up an al
most constant fire ali day on that work, with
little damage TO it and few casualties
G. r BEAUREGARD.
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Stealing Treasury Notes Yesterday a ne
gro fellow called David Hams, appeared be-
ore G. s. Commissioner Watson to answer
the charge Of stealing large number of I'M
signed 81 Confederate notes. The evider~e
proved that David had been sent to the estab-
iishment of Hoyer 4 Ludwig, where these
notes were printed, to carry message, and
on leaving was seen to have bundle under
his arm As these notes had been purl0ined
q various times, David was at once suspect
cd, and Dete Give Goodrich was put upon his
track Mr.. Goodrich followed David to
Dum's music establishment, where, on exam
lining the umbrella which he had when at
Hoysr Il Ludwigs, was found a roll of the
shests concealed In 1t. The sheets recovered
we're one hundred aud twenty five in nnn Der,
amounting in the aggregate to about 81 ,Oo0.-
After hearing the Gaze, the Commissioner sent
the accused on for final trial before JUICE Ha-
iybarton. These unsigned notes were doubt
les. 70 have been prepared for use by soms
skillful pensmaD, aud but for the discovery ci
this theft, would by this time have been ready
for circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

Libby prison yesterday, we find registered the
names Of Brig. Gen. c. X. Graham, lst Bri
guide. LIST Division, Sd Army Corps; Msjol W.
b. Nseper, 57th Pennsylvania regiment; L.
Apologize, Assistant Surgeon l02d N. York
regiment, and L. Thompson, lst Lieut.. I'd U. s.
cavalry. There were 80 prisoners received
from Charleston, most Of whom were dressed
In Confederate uniforms when captured
There was also batch of thirteen received
froE Knoxville, Tenn.
Al Castle Thunder there were very few ar
rivals. On the "book' We noticed the names
Of Ars. Mary Powell and Miss Leah Brown,
Yankee women, and Charlotte Garneli, Vir-
RipiA traitoress, sent down from Winchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

Hnstsngs C0nst.-Misdsmeano cases occu
pied this Court yesterday.
The first case was that OF Joseph Z. Multi
gan, charged with assaulting officer b. +. Nor
Iis while in the discharge Of his duty The
jury found him guilty and fined him $40. to
which puniahment the Court added sixty days
imprisonment.
james Motise. charged with assauling and
beating Alonzp Travers, was next arra,gnsd
Tor trial. Several witnesses were examined
and the argument Of council commenced; but
before Judge Crump concluded the hour of 3
o'clock arrived, and the Court adjourned until
10 tails morning.
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House Breaking On Thursday night last
the family grocery store Of Mr.. John Ahern
corner Of Sd and Cay streets, was fOrcibIy en-
tered and robbed of about $500 worth OF goods.
The burglars effected their entrance by boring
small holes through the door and then prying
oil the fssteniugs. Yesterday morning the pc
lice wsre put upon the scent of the goods, and
soon thereafter discovered quantity Of lard
in another grocery which they believed to have
been stolen from Mr. Aherp.
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TOMAISS. o sERas sALH o. LtRGBLo
4 Oh tbs South side II Lsisb g., betwssu Adam,
n ard Brooke evsnue.--Eg Commissioner Of u.
gustiEss Court OF the city o! hiOhmond appoh.
ed / y 4 dtcfse sntersd on the I'd July les , IN ia,
case Of Courtney vs. eksl.en &c l shall proceed
10 Soil Al public auction On the premsaa, oa TUES
Day, the - b JAY. 1863 at 4 oeloca n ,As
resi- esia.s rsf~rred t. Ia the plaintiffs bill conss
ina OK vs.usb.e Lot oc-tei kbovs f.onlns
about Il! fest ca the sou.n aida Of Leigh st. run
nirg back sbous 3i0 feet to ths ios If Mr. T Pr
kers It via be sod rs 8 whole.
f.REs - One third ralr Uaisnee n. ard u
months fer negotiable no.s3 Interest Sd2si sna
titls retained til all tie whcts purOE. mcuey /.
paid s-d cocgsysncs o. red by tbs Court, OF oil
essh al .hs option 0t tas pacchsser.
i7iS BATON MACE Govt
vE1RUSTza's 3ALB OF TWO sM Lii FARMS
ca the siiiiamlburg turnpike, ikrss mies DO
low k;ebmond.--as fTustes II Sessrs D hc5tn
ders sous shall ell st publis auction Gu ihs pfs
II isaz, On WIZ EsbAY, tine 2.i July, btI a .
O'Clock Al, Ct fRi; IL not the Il az tair Day h.sst
tor the rerna adsr Of that vala able farm own.ib7
ms Aegsfs sc ,nder, located as shove consisting
O. 60 red, On the kcrh side OF said trtu pl2s oil
c.-Arod Aad in eeiy BE a state vi ing. 0vsIn.l
and aoout 80 a.rsi Gu the South aide CT the tura
pike Ct which about two .h,raB e covered by small
pine trees ihs,s ke o buildings On eiihsr place
vs.: she land for tAdssnsss part ie well adapiei "
market gar2ana CT suburban residences, and shouIi
a.!sse: 1t attention of those seeking iny-stmsnS
TERMS fash cr cgosit ct ID option 81 rs aaE
chaser JOHN f. DICAI& On,
c. Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

BODY F0und-The dead body Of youth,
supposed to be from IL to II years of age,
was discovered on james river, near Deep
Bottom, On Monday last, the 18th inst An
inquest was held over the body by Justice
jackson :. Childrey, assisted by Constable
Thomas J. Marlborough, and the verdict waa
that tne deceased came to HE death by acct
dental drowning. There was no clothing On
the body when found. The superstition is that
the youth was in bathing and drowned, and
that his body was washed down the river by
the late freahes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

tar on tKrrE1s RxxAIxIMa ~ TIE
l ,RICyJMoND PoST-CfflCA O We A"" Wy
fersoo, c.l,,us sos letter. In tse IL! ~" p''a'' sV
thsv are sIp-aso, giving dAts ., .av.rt,.ad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-18

razLyixu BLcCK-1.n be found (.ns
largest shos hou-s IN the JonteastAe7 tfoin fo'o
to 20 go pairs Of shoeA
shosa of all kids sod u f~r Ladies,
Shoes sud MOS Scots for Geo'ismen,
Chidrsrs AID Ssr-su. - all kinds.
LADIES' Hosiery, Msns-hns ahir:a Sccka
Ladies Six Umb-sllss. Gorse.s Trn1kA
Jus. received TO day large lot Of Ohidrsns bA'
morals snd 0aIk stiu shoes. ill tizes
DAgBY, READ h GENTRY.
Store IN i2th street, opposite Bank d.
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