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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
The Geo. Cromwell brings ssoo, 900 in gold.
Arrival Of the ColuA Abia- Gene. sherna,
and shepley Passenger. Fl.

NEW YoRx, July 25.-The steamer Columbia,
from New Orleans, arrived to-day but she brings
no news. Gems. sherman and Shepley are pas
seugers. Gen. Sherman will leave for Newport
to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
THBATTACK on CHARLESTON
1ebsl Attack N Famed Island.
THE REBELS ReALseo WITH
--s-s---z.-- -AEAvv LosS. as-r--uau-
DESPERATE E1GHT1NG G.
Siege effort Wagner Favor.
ably Progressing.
CAPTURE OF AN ENGLISH BEOCK
rr a-r-; AIDE RUNNER. , eli
The siege Of Fort Wagner.

NEw YORK, July 26.-The steamer Pocahon-
tas, from Port Royal on the 9sd, arrived here
today. 'E''
She heard heavy firing when of Charleston.
The siege Of Fort Wagner is favorably pro-
crossing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

The GREAT PENNsYLvAsIA RoUTE.-Th'
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
sunday soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
For tickes and further information apply st the 81
dee Of the "Grent Pcnnsylvanls ROUTE, northea ast
corner PennsylvsniA avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel: once open from .. INTO .
p, n.ion Sundays . to ~. N. =.
aug .'.N.i-.f Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

suProsRD HoRss TIuRr.-James Young, q
rrivate Of NE !second maryland cavalry, wss sent
10 the Guardhouse by Capt. Todd, yesterday, on
the charge Of stealing horss. The accused de
sired to be allowed 10 send to Annapolis for hia
nmsnding ofhcer. who, he says, loaned him the
horse. gPsrmissiun was given, and he u conAned
unit the arrival OF his captain. srJuFf0
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
stack Market rsd.y.

We ere Indebted 10 Jag Cooke 4 Co., bankers,
sos the soiiowing condition Of the stock snd sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

LInurssAsr is TROUBLE. Edmond Canon,
a lieutenant in the army, was arrested on Monday
r,ofuins by 5fAeer Burch, for stealing coat from
hs estasilshhe mt Of seldner Co. fheiieuteaant
said thsI he bought the coat last Saturday from a
man named Kaufman. Ksufman was sent for
and stated that no such coat was sold by him last
Saturday. The lieutenant was committed to Jail
BY Justice Giberson, bsfore whom he was taken
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
Arrival Of wousSsA Oanssr.-4Cap,~.s .
Prize.

Prize.
NEW noRK, July @.-The steamer Arago,
from Charleston bar at B O'Clock on the after
noon OF the ,3d Instant, has arrived.
Among her passengers, are Generals Strong
and Seymour, Col. Jackson and Liedt. Col.
Rcdman, wounded, aud others.
The Arago on the oath captured the steamer
Enna, OF London, from Wilmington, N. c.,
for Bermuda, with q cargo Of turpcntinc, rosin
and cotton, and towed her into this port.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

New OKDER.-It Is ordered by Brig. Gen.
MArtindaIe, that any officer under medical treat
ment who shall be found visiting places OF amuse.
ment shall be considered 1T for duty and ordered
TO report TO the Convaieseent Camp. 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

4 -ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'S
streets, Washington, ID. c., July "a, s6s.-Pubho
SALES Of CUNDEMNED ANIMALS VIII take place
on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAYS,
l2th and 26th August, 1868. -,,.-
The property Is condemned ss unht for pubic
sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m, and be
continued from, day to day until the number on
'ci ieras | cash, In Government funds.
w." c. II. TOMPKINS,
iyD-2St Captain, A. q. NJ, U, IA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSI
III Remember the Hour when Sadly we Parted"
reply to = Weeping Sad and Lonely, or, When
this Cruel War Is Over Song with chorus. Words
The immese popularity of the song, which suggest
ed this ~ reply 10 here fully eQualledj the Goth
thousand hay Ing been reached For sentiment, both
IN words and muao, this song Is unsurp assed.
PIice 20 ssnts. Published by Lee Il Walker, Phili-
adelphia, and for sale at all music stores.
Also in Press-"I Loved that Dear Old Flag the
Best. By the same author. jy25-2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

QuACHERr.--I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C., against en-.
dansering their health by patronlzing any Of tEs
methods used by the advertiser, and BY hupar, Dc
Of others, and In no other way. Read letter which
will sand you, II you Will send me postpaid en-
ia 10. EDWARD II, TRAvER, D..
zap 8-dkwam Lack Box, Boston, NIass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-27

GRAND PARsps To-NohRow. - We under
stsnd that Lieut. CHOPPER, the officer in command
At. the Guardhouse, will Tomorrow have his
brigade Of thieves, pcpoekets and burglars on pa.
Fade. These ate some Of the most harde ned
Mretches that have ever been taken In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15
Special Commissioner. DC

PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS CT THE PEOPLE
OF CAMPBELL CoUNTY.-The people OF
Campbell county, Va, held a meeting
on Monday last, RI. Morgan acting as
Chairman and W. A. Poore, Secretary.
Among the resolutions adopted were the
following:
That we, the farmers and planters, in part
composing this meeting, win promptly turn
over to the Government our tax in kind, and
will sell our surplus either to the Govern
mcnt or to consumers at rates fixed by the
Commissioners in their schedule of prices,
and will invest the proceeds OF sale, SO far
as our needs will permit, in the bonds Of the
Confederacy.
That We, the professional men, merchants,
and Others, will, on our part, adjust our
charges for services by moderate standard
OF compensation, aud VIII contribute of our
earnings literally in sustaining the Govern
ment, and especially towards the support Of
the families of INDECENT soldiers in the field.
That We approve OF all proper efforts to
suppress extortiOn and unjust speculation
in the leading articles Unnecessary consump
tiOn; and while We submit to the judgment
Of our Representatives to aid, ifpracticable
in the passage of salutary laws for the attain
ment Of this object, vet, In our opinion, more
may be accomplished by the mild influences
of An enlightened public sentiment than by
the cOercive power OF any statute
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

The Hastinys Court Of Magistrates were in
session yesterday. and besides dispOsing OF
the following criminal causes, attended to i
large amount OF civil business
The first case for examination was that Of
James r Tyler, young man, charged with
stealing horse worth $500 from Mary f.
Andrews. The Court, after hearing the evil
dence, unanimously decided to send him on
for final trial before Judge Lyons. Prison.
cr's counsel then submitted q motion to
have him admitted TO bail for his appear
ance. This motion the Court oyerruled and
sent him to jail The prisoner then appeared
before Judge Lyons on a writ Of Aabeas coz
pus. His cause was patiently heard by the
Judge, who also refused him bail.
Mac, o slave, charged with stealing clothes
valued at 500 from James johnson, was
tried, found guilty by the Court, and sen
fenced to receive thirty nine stripes.
| Archer, a slave, charged with entering the
store OF Bonis Il Waldrop in the night time
| and stealing groceries, was convicted Of the
offence and sentenced TO receive thirty mine
| stripes
Caroline, q slave, charged with receiving
81 GOO worth Of Confederate bonds, stolei
from John III. Blake by his servant woman
knowing the same to have been stolen, Wal
found guilty OF the offence and ordered Il
receive thirty nine stripes.
The Court then adjous0cd till this morn
ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Pfseept and Exaafas. We are glad to state
that at least one Of our inOst respectable
butchers in the First Market has put the
price ot his beef down to 75 cents per pound,
and is determined to continue 70 cell u ~
that price 80 long ~ he can obtain his snp-
plies 0f cattle II the amount which he has
TO pay for them ct this time, even u no other
member OF that fraternity should follow
suit. We sincerely hope soon TO be able ia
chronicle geuersi falling into line ot the
butchers In 10th markets, and thereby have
yerided the old aphOrism that ssexample II
hetter than psecept" Let these gentlemen
doubtless s0ou be . general iumhling down
iu tbs dtagracefal prices which Afe nov asked
for ell the ueceaoarlea OF HE
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HUNA Va VS.

ZANE Hundred Dollars reward -Ranaway from
the ibcis, on the uight THE 5ih ,ust ,
two negro men, named Riley aud Ian. Riley Is
very bright muiat,o iS or 10 Years OLD, 6 feet
inches high, AMI has on his right side q very large
scar, the effect oi burn in boy hood had on hen
e left soldiers cap, and eitiltr Garis ffotk eoat
gay sark, ahi carried with him black oil cioih
satchsi aud red checked cna0terprne; wcuai pass for
white man in any ctOwd ns IS Ia all probability y
making his way back TO keDtncky. where he was
purchased about year ago. Dan IL black, 81 of q.
years Old feet OF inches high stout built Shot
hair nd short whissCrs; bad % when ho ieft Bew
suit Of black jeans, aud may follow Eey in the III
rection Il Kentucky, or mny have induced Riley In
"a wife-ia either case, trying 70 make their way IL
the Yankee lines. The abtve reward w:il be paid
for their asree, aud co:Gn.nent or $50 viii ie rad
for either OF them. HQ A BOYER,
JOEL C0RMAAG
Ait Airx nailnt Kriila co Va Oct Id. 1868
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TaE RECENT ARREsTs.-A letter dated
nalnIo.. Let

Yesterday was q day Of great talk among
the military, on account of the arrest OF
Generals Polk, Hindman, and Forrest. I'M
derstand the circumstances to be as follows !:
On Sunday night Gen. Bragg ordered Gen.
Monday morning vigorously, and follow him
up, which was not done. This was reported
to the President, and the order for arrest
came from him. The order for Gen. Hind.
man's arrest came from the same quarter,
aud was for his failure t0destrOy the division
Of the Federal army in McLemOre's Cove on
tie nth ult. Gen. Hindman then had cOul-
maud Of his own and two of Gen. Buckner's
diyisions, and Gen. Hill was aaeisting with
two divisions from the other side or the
mountsin, through Dug Gap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

LOCAL MATTERS.

Self Defence esterday morning John l..
Liggon, young man, appeared before the
Mayor to answer the charge of shooting, in
selfdefence, the day befare, an unknown
soldier. A gentleman who Witnessed the
occurrence gives the following account OF it
About 8 o'clock Tuesday morning Liggon
left his fathers residence with friend 10 at
tend TO his business. Passing by the soldier,
who was standing In wait, Liggon was in
formed that he was being menaced and
threatened, but not knowing the man, made
no reply, but returned home. Some hall
hour later L!ggon again started up town,
when the soldier accosted him, abused him
in the most shameful manner, and then
seizing him by the collar gave him violent
blow in the face. After receiving blow
Liggon drew his pistol and shot the aggrcs-
sor, the ball entering the left leg just above
the knee. LiggOn then proceeded to the
Mayors Office and delivered himself into
custody, believing that he was entirely jus.
titled in all that he had done As no one ap
pcared to prosecute him or to make charge
Of crime, he was released. In the meantime
the police will ascertain the name and con
ditiOn OF the soldier, and report to the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Light There's are operatir & heavily in yari-
ous parts of the city on pigpens and heu-
roosts. a few nights since Il party Of thieves
broke into Mr.. Graham's poultry house and
carried oil his entire feathered family. In
bis neighborA p yard an old grunter was cap
tnred, but before the rogues could remove
him the guard appeared in the neighborhood
and frightened them off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Jntlge Haiydayfon was engaged yesterday
in hearing the arguments of applicants to be-
discharged from military service, On various
grounds. IIewill probably give his decisions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Bouad Oger.-Richard Turner, for assault
ing and beating D. w. Satterwhte In the
street, was held 10 hail by the Mayor for his
future good behavior.
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EDUCATIONAL.

r. W BISHOP having completed his arrangements
" nea ready for the reception OF scholars
Ne cordially invites his friends aud all others who
wish to acquire knowledge Of the art aud science
d Dancing 10 call at his school, New Market Hail,
corner tb and Marshall sis, GU either OF the follow
lGg
DAYS OF TUITION.
For lAdies Misses and Masters, on Tuesday and
taurday afternoons from z t. s O'Clock.
For Gentlemen, on evenings Of same days from !
u lU O'Clock.
For terms apply as above.
sing parties every Wednesday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Scarcity Of Isams.-One Of the great causes
of the high price Of wood in this market is
the scarcity Of teams aud the difficulty OF
getting it hauled. As there are now in the
citya large number of public hacks, which
are no longer Of convenience to citizens or
the travelling public, would il not be well to
put these teams and drivers to hauling wood
and coal? The scarcity of grain and long
forage is matter of too much importance
now for the Government to allow them to
be consumed in useless manner The wants
OF theearmy and the people are too great TO
allow extravaganza and waste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Change Of H0,ttsThe tavorite steamer
Schultz, Capt. llill, will, in future, leave for
Drewry's and Chafiins Bluffs at l0ls A. NJ :,
instead of 3 r Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

ElGEW0OD Seminary, Amelia.-rhe next session
- d this school commences Monday, the 9Th of Oc-
Lber To secure place early application should be
made, Is the school will be limited.
IgRxs-Board and tuition 376 pei month TO 18th Of
February advance; pupils furnishing lights, towels,
aai baan after that time according to prices Of pro-
ysols Tuition for day scholars 800 per session OF
l'ne months, half in advance. Address the subscr-
aer Amelia II, Va. A CRENSHAW.
,rrAr
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MIR. MASON TO EARL RUSSELL.

Mt MASON M bARlI hCSSELhs
"a UPPER SEYMOUR STREET,
Portman Square, September 4, 1863.
Tie Rt. Hon. EaT Russell, Her Majesty's See
retary of State for Foreign Affairs:
My Lord have had the honor to receive
your Lordship's letter OF the 10th August,
ultimO, in reply to mine Of the 24th and 29th
July, ultimO. l shall transmit copy OF
your Lordship's letter to the Secretary OF
State ut Richmond.
These dispatches OF Mr.. Benjamin, full
copies of which have by his direction fur
nished to your Lordship, certainly evincc no
disinclination to permit any persons accred-
~ited by Her Majesty's Government as its Con
sular or other agents to reside within the
Confederate States, and as such to be in COM
munication with the Government there
They explain only (and certainly in terms OF
amity) how it has resulted that the Govern
ment of the Confederate States has felt itself
| constrained to prohibit in future any direct
communication between such agents and
Her Majesty's Minister resident at Washing
tOn-a prohibition which understand from
these dispatches is equally extended to all
like agents OF foreign powers and their Mill
listers at Washington. All communications
to or from such agents are in future to be
made through vessels arriving from or dis
patched to neutral ports.
That it should have become necessary to
impose this restriction is, AM sure, mat
ter of regret to the President of the Confed-
crate States; but the circumstances which
have called it forth are under the control OF
foreign Governments, and not under the con
troll Of the President.
In regard to the suggestion in your Lord
ships letter, that it would be every desira-
bic that persons authorized by Her Majesty
should lave the means of representing at
Richmond, and elsewhere in the Confederate
States, the interests of "British Subjects -
which, as your Lo,dship states, ''has been
done in other similar cases of States not re-
cognized by Her Majesty" under arrange
ments for correspondence between agents
appointed by Her Majesty's Government to
Preside in the Confederate States, and the au'
thorities in such States, can only say, that
| if ii be your Lordship's pleasure to make
| this proposition in such form as may be
agreeable to Her Majesty's Government, and
not at variance with the views expressed in
| the dispatch of Mr.. Benjamin, do not doubt
| it would receive the favorable consideration
of the Government at Richmond and
| should be happy in being the medium ia
communicate it.
have the honor to be
Your Lordship's
Very ob't serv't,
tSigned, j. NJ MASON,
SOecial Commissioners &c
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Mt Airy Depot. Wy,be co, Va, Oct 10. 1868
Oc iIA-t

II UNAWAY-$l5O Reward Kan away from tn
Ia resid OF the subscriber, 10 Favsnna coun =
", Va, Oh the 1lih inst:
MANUEL. about 80 years cf age, 5fest or . inches
high, very black and stout, eyes have ths appear
ance OF being bios dshot, with u small lump like a
st,e upon one Of thsm; he carried with him good
bisrket, blus oycreeat and pauts and rsss cf
new, wooden ~ led slices
IiISRy, about ~ years OF age. feet l0 inches to
feet high. black sud stout, eui c,untsnaLcS, re-
markedly slow and hrsitstiDg in his Speech, with .
siugulafiy broad pronuacistGn; hal gonl blss-
kst with summer clothing, and rev, wooden . led
Shoes
These negroes we're purchased by ma In Rich-
mond early In the summer and came irsni North
Carolina, and viii doubtess endeayor I, make thelr
way 10 that Slate probably By way Ct Riehmon1.
The above reward will te paid fT thsis sppssken
siop, CT S75 fr either II thsm. secured IL tsil
that can get them WM Bo3HELLs
Fork Union r y, fluvanbA county. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

4 nnsDOILAU8 F~nart --itan away fFoW ny
l(IVp faru, u Chesfss 6s.d ecuntys near psswr11
No, @ ths 2oth Sept, issa ny hexfe meA Inx. y
renee. SAid n~fso n hiaek = PEARS cd. tsse -
iueAes Aigh, fsant tseth dsesysl asd rNRsus.a -
ose ehae The sbays uewsr4 Ill ~ patd ioE ~ -
psshenkipn aaa dAiisssy 70 -, ~ eonsssueNe ~
5aib - thak eAa set hin.
- 3-Ase 10NN AAVA4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

RUNAwAf--$so kowatl--isahAwsy. my ytst Aa !.
~ ria about 50 years old; guges breaa cn0f; kssgAs
about feet tnchca; hns child ~ thu breass faar
weeks Old The IAst heard ef her she WAS cpgssais
The Oid Market, - al alley Nsth Iteo segross. wss
be paid % her aelsysry u Joss o DAyA. on GrAnk
hu street, of 10 G ~ CHAA6ktc$.
-ksA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Liberal DOssotioss ss--TWO residents OF Hcn-
rico COuuiy--One OH the York River Rail-
road, and tho other on good turnpike road,
only three miles from the city--havc offered
the 'Charity Committee" in the eastern SUBJ
urbs Of Richmond, twenty-five cords Of wood
each, to be taken from theU lands and dis-
tributed among the poor. Let iarmers and
others who have to spare send in their con-
tributions to the committee as speedily as
possible, so that supplies may be on hand
when winter sets in. Every farmer and gar
dener can give grain, vegetables. or fuel, and
thus prevent suffering among the families ol
our brave soldiers now in the field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Li'er"! OBsr.-A gentleman ef moderate
means, not resident Of Richmond, requests
ns to say that he will be Que Of one hundreG
persons to give $500 each TO raise funds for
supplying the wants OF soldiers families and
Others this winter. ilis proposition Is, to
raise $50 600, which shall be- invested in food
AMI fuel, and properly distributed among
the needy. We suppose the liss will br
opened n once, and that the ona hu,nifel
subscribers will be speedily obtained
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Rif6uIo1b 9ispJttb.

..rfNc DlsrAC1 2 css.sse i. s..s: 9. ! ~ = "
:.s:sad 8. g nd..ss slsss .saas =; - aaaA s-s
sdsssS1n. ssnE WkxKLY 1ncAc1 0ssa
.-:;! ;ss;:,. 3: ;S:.sxsT q ;;'is 1ls 1s1 .:s .,:y
..r. ssa naVed 70 ssbscsisess q = - esesn.
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acy than by delegating 10 functionasies who
reside among orr enemies the power to give
orders or Instructions to those who reside
amOag us.
Finsliy, and In order TO prevent any further
Misunderstanding in Mr. Cridland's case, that
gentleman has been informed that he cannot
be permitted TO exercise Consular functions
at Mobile, and it has been intimafed to him
that bis choice OF some other State than Ala
bama for his residence wonld he agreeable to
this Government. This intimation as been
given In order to avoid any difficulty which
might result from the d. ubffnl position OF
Mr.. Cridland, who Is locked en- here as pri-
vatc individual, and who In Alabama repre-
sents himself as .Aciing English Consul"
The President Is confident that Her Males
ty's Government will render full iustice to
the motives by which these measures are
prompted, a0d will perceive in them mani
festati0n OF the earnest desire entertained by
him to prevent the possibility of any unfJf-
tnnate complications having o tendency to
impair the amIty which 1t is equally the fnte-
rest and tho desire OF this Government to
cherish with that Of Great Britain.
The President wishes copy Of this dis
patch to be placed by you 10 the hands OF
Earl Russell. ] am, .Xc.,
J. r BENJAMIN.,
Secretary Of State
Hon. lanes II. 1frsoa. &c, SC, London.
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ing fined Charles II. Lehcr, one OF the butch
ers In the First Market, IS for selling negro
woman fifteen ounces for pound The evil
dence was that the woman received seven
ounces OF scrap meat and eight ounces OF
bone for seventy-five cents.
Catherine Nuenti, a saleswoman in the
market, had SS5 worth Of butter conhscated
for selling light weight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Enn DOLLARS kewarl--Raa away frous this
e1\JV residence Of the wPi er, eovnsr OF 7th ant
Leigh streets, en Monday Mornips irat, slnsss
bread eoioEed bos. named jim, ssoat Il years oil.
very large mouth, very sprixhty AND ksely, sn,t
fond Of singing comic acpss whe It leisure lie We.
" fond of sodisrs and my inprcssion h sbat ~ hss
go0e OF With some 81 the lacat companies Ground
kiehmond or Peter burg In whsh laNkr ptse.
be VA rsised BY Mr. er Mrs Pearmau. and sotA
here 18th March last, at Lse Jzmsss BY G q Bar
tom There are ro sears Yecoliectsd. exeept whip
marks from appearance y hen ne was very young.
Ths aboys reward will be paii IL delivered 70 Hn.
piekinsnn Co. kEehnsond. y } 2ANPSON.
usnsral freight Agent u y Rsiisoad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

Dry lheasnrex--A member Of the Firat
Market Committee-to his credit he it said.
rad sevetaa suEar-loaf measuses taken from
country slfarpers ut the market -hosaae yes-
tcrlay morning as being Illegal. Not satin-
fed with getting eighteen aud twenty foAr
finest old prices for potatoes and other
vegetables, these starvers Of eoldIers' fanal-
lies and the community generally, havc been
nieasnring their products In vessels 90 mar
row q the top that good size potato could
not get into them. Not only the mesasures,
but the vegetables, ought to he seized in all
s1s(ch caspss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-15

IL near the town of Manchester, a Confederate
Certificate Of Deposit, No 1,ll2, for $500, issued
January 2lst, 1868, due January, 1872 interest from
January 18th, 1865, act Of August 10Th, 1868. The
public are cautioned from trading for the same as
notice has been given TO the Department and appli-
cation made for duplicate.
oc2-laW6W TuOS TAYLOR