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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

EOR BALTIMORE, POINT LOOKOUT,
L and LANDINGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,
The steamer KEYPORT, Captain 4. A. Rythcr,
will leave Washington at O'Clock, and AicXan-
driA at o'clock, every TUESDAY MORNING, for
Baltimore and Landings on the Potomac river
RETURNING,
will leave Baltimore at foot of Barre street, every
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. at o'clock, for AleXAn-
dTiA and Warrington and Landings on the river
Custom-hOuse permits must accompany hl goods
for landings on the river.
10" All freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
apr 2l-Bumu CHAS. WILSON, Agent
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

DOsWELLs INDICATED
ID COU GIL CANDY
For COUGHS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
LYFL UENZA,
HOARSENESS,
And all ttcipteIA stages Of Consumption.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
.. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Cor. Maryland avenue and seventh st.,
And Z. d. GILMAN,
Penn, avenue, near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, W, u. Entwisle,
d. b. Clark, John X, Major,
L. NJ. Smith, C. Major,
II. II. McPh0rBOn, J, W. Nairn,
s. C. Ford, J. D. O'Donnel,
J. p, MilbuTn, j. y. Dawson,
Charles StOtt d. G, Ndgely.
In Georgetown by Kidwel, Sothoron, sOiSSell,
and Barnard.
And by DruSgiStI and Suffers generally
an 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27
l'EETHl TEETH

I'EETHI TEETH
eve, OOMIS, NJ. D., the inventor aud ps'a tee
Of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends roIl oval, ~
his ONCE in this city.
Iany persons can wear these serh who csnnVt
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office eau 1t scc" n!inC latec
with any style and price Of Teeth they may detlle
but TO those who particular, and wlsh 'he pun
sat cleAnest strongest, and most perfect dcRturs
that Art can produce, The Mineral Plate Win bs
more fully warranted. , 80. ,,..,-,
Rooms In this city-Nn. SSS FenlmylvAmN ave
nne. between Nfnt and Tenth streets. Also, 8O1
Arch street, Philadelphia mar lS-ly
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

MILITARY Vs. THE PoLrcE.-LAst night, about 0
o'clock, eight soldiers Of the New York Seventh
Regiment became somewhat intoxicated, and To-
Gated themselves At the corner Of Twelfth and c
streets, behaving in a very dlsorderly manner and
indecently exposing their persons. The patrolman
on that beat went to them and demonstrated with
them about the improprlety OF their conducts when
they commenced abusing the patrolman, threaten
ing to kill him. The patrolman, not needing their
threats, thinking them nothing but empty soundA
proceeded to arrest the fingleader. No sooner had
he laid his hand upon the soldier than the whole
party pitched in and was handling him very
roughly, when two other patrolmen came to his
assistance. The soldiers discovering that REIN
forcements had arrived, commenced in earnesti
they took from under their coats small clubs Of
wood which they had concealed, and commenced
using them quite freely. Two other patrolmen in
the neighborhood hearing Of the difficulty, started
in hot pursuit. On arriving At the spot, they dis.
covered that IT. was hand-to-hAnd struggle be-
tween the police and these soldiers. The melee
lasted about fifteen minutes, when the soldiers
were forced to suocumb, and taken to the station
house. On arriving at the guRrdhouse II was dis
covered that the soldiers were roughly handled.
Patrolman Bigely was very much injured, which
will confne him to his bed for several weeks.
~
TERM OF ENLISTMENT EXPIRED.-The seventh
and Eighth regiments Of New York volunteers,
whose term of enlistment has EXPIRED arrived in
this city yesterday from the Army of the Potomac.
They are on their way to New York city, where
they will be mustered out of the service. The
provost marshal, accompanied by his assistants
and ScottB Nine Hundred, with band Of music,
met them at the steamboat landing and escorted
them to the Baltimore depot. They return bearing
with them their regimentAl colors that they took
away with them from New York. In the many
seyere battles that these heroes have been they
have shown themselves to be true and brave sol
dists. These two regiments will return again
within thirty days and go into the service under
theIr former nrpanIyntion
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

The above Sale will not take pIae uatil
FRIDAY, May 1, same hour.
JAS. L. MCGUIRE a CO,
apr2l-lt Auctioneeys
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

IT 8. REVENUE
Y. STAMP DEPOSITORY.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE or ISTfRSAL REVENUE,
No. 476 Seventh ST., bet. T. ard > SIS.
This office having been designated by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue rs the Depository
for furnishing u, S. Internal RCUcHrH Stamps, fun
supply OF every kind and denomination will here.
after be kept constantly on hand.
The following discount will be made:
On purchases OF 500, or more, per ccntum.
" 500, 2 "
" $500, "
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp DepOsitarY and Collector Of
Internal Revenue for d. {.
Ap25-6t (Starl
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

ssIsT ANT QUARTERIAsTER'
"A OFFIt +, Corner C and Twenty y-Becond Streets
Washington, u. t., April q, lSG3.-SEALED PRO
POSALS will We received at this office until the LIST
day Of May 1853, ut - o'clock, NJ for the purchase
of DEAD ANIMALSO Of the Government.
Bids will he rs follows:
Ist.-FUr dead animals delivered by Government
Rt a wharf IN TIA city, selected by Government.
2nd.-FUl dead animals delivered at n suitable
burying ground On the opposite side OF the river
near Arlington.
The proposals will state whether or not the
animals are to be buried by the Government, or to
be buried or otherwise disposed Of by the bidders.
The usual restrictions imposed hy the Govern
ment must be observed in putting In the proposals.
CAPTAIN II. u. LACEY,
Ap g-st Assistant Quartermastcr L. \ Army
TNON-HANDLED HATCHETS,
i IRON CLAWS,
For opening boxes. For sale 10y
ap 26-eOlw JOHN r. ELNANB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

w IL. c a RRYL,
w Wholesale and Retail
Gu TAIN ORE,
Masonic Hall, No. 7l0 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide French Satns.
Wide French BTOcatelleB.
Wide French Satin de Lsine.
Wide WOrsted Damask,
Wide Union DamAsk.
Wide Damask Table Cloth, per yard.
Wide MoQuette for Railroad Cars.
French Pushes for Railroad Cars.
Gilt COTnices and Bands.
Cords, Gimps and FTinges.
Tassels and Loops.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings,
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, S 800 a pair.
Lace Curtains, so pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 100 a pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 pair.
Lace Curtains, 800 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 600 pair.
Lace Curtains, 900 pair.
Lace Curtains, 5000 pair.
Lace Curtains, Si2.OO pair.
Lace Curtains, SlIOO pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pail
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 90 pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27
OF CO-PARTNERsHI

The CU-paTtnership eKIstnE between DAVID
FOWBLE and WILLIAM WARDrE, under the
title of FOwble n Warder, was, the lei Ui April,
l66J dissolved by mutual consent
DAVID TOWBLE
sp 24-St' WM WARDER
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27
Don't FORGET 1T

DOH'T FORGET 1T
SMITH & BEALL'S
mar S6I Seventh street, near X.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

DOCKS FOR PRESENTS,
ID Handsomely bOund at
RUSSELL'S, 525 Seventh street,
Rp 2I-3t Under Avenue House.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

T RUSSELL's BOOKSTORE.
IA Photograph Albums and Album Cards, the
best and cheapest at
RUSSELlJS BOOKSTORE,
an 2i-3t 525 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-27

DY ,. &. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctIOnosis
ID 4 NEW CANAL PithLI BOAT will be- sold
At public auction, at ERsby's Wharf, foot Of T.
street, on WEDNESDAY, April 29th, at - U'clorl,
meriliAn.
sale peremptory. Terms each.
J. {. McGUIkL 4 CO,
Ap24-d AuotionecIr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-31

Ussesstss y . nsees1.-AAoshss MILITARY s1s
1ssi6n took pace ysssssdsr g Csnp -, nsse g
Sz-tns psfsy sslne JeAa i ,a,aCie q spslull
g. ID Sksia!e 49, .s.sasa . Sseesssas s.
ssssssl ssse.Ss - - -
pslnonW explEsd "a yss1K1sY. Mulligln Ataftsd
fton O4Sae Thundsr at II o'elogk IN . haek, being
oeoompeoisd By two spiritual advisers md two d.
teesvsA two Of tbs latter also riding BY the side
The eonvsyanea. There were A5eus go soldiers
present. q Camp Les inHludIng zoo Of the Cisy Hat
talioR, uAder Major klli0st the whole being drawn
up N three kiSes OF q iQaare On the arrival
tf the eondersred st the Camp, the hack
c1ntsining HIM MAS driven 20 the place Up.
peiased fer tns sxeeutiop, where tbs sQaad
dstaaled from lie Prssident's Guard to Cxsry
the stnteRee into s6set Was also ssxemtied-
Aul;issn thrcu yhous bors hinsslf qui.tly and
seolly, and eesaisd TO be Who'll y unembaTraSsed -
AItss q few minutes spent b conversation with
the priest during wkian time the guns Of tbs ring
psriy were loaded kuiiigAn Wa naked he had
say requsss to make or m11bing to nay. He 70.
piled "notbln9" to both taAaRogator.ess Che baEd
age WaD then lied around hle fscs snd he / melt
down. Ths 0rirg party had been brought 70
s1ezdyr BY = wsve Of the hand Of the G "a ,sr In
charge, and ihsn similar motion caused the dis.
charge Of tho euas, whsn the Gu prit fell on his
face, dead He WIS sausk ~ ave bal &. skrss en-
tcsing hts breast QUE passing through his hen ksnd
ons through his n,uih 1ne spectacle bsing had
for tho cake Of the example, in accordance with
Military usaee the trocps tn tho ground were
inrcksd by The tcdy In SOW uns, after which It
was pat In . solao end given In charge Of the I'M.
6srt&ker.
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Yankee Generals Reconsideration OF Al.
: fairs in the West
MOBILE, Jsn. 30.-Ths Zdsstis0 s1d Register
hssreeeiyed dispatch dated Jackson, JaruEyS9.
which ssys:
Parties who have arrived here from Memphis
state that Con Hurlbut Of Ittine it, commanding
II that point, snd Gen willard, Of Ohis havs re-
Laned Il consequence Of Luco1nb emancipation
proclamation.
Il Il reported that Ccf.nth has been reinforced
to the number Ct sight thcussnd There ars NO
Federal forces south Ct OoGinsh Grand junction.
The FederAss continue mar Gavrirg opposite ard
below Vicksturg but an esrsy engagement In INST
vicinity Il resas ded "a vsey doubtful.
Row Orleans papers contain nothing Of interest,
save sreport Of the capture Of v!cksburg.
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rem ChaFleetons
cHarLxsror, Jan 3a.-0us scoutS report that
pinokney, DaWlaskis, and Bau's Islands have been
evScuated BY the enemy.
Frty.ssvsn nj; vessels ne reported ct Hilton
Head
s. Heavy ing has been heard IN the direction of
9tono this morning which lasted several horrs Il
Il bell Aved, however, to be no.hng more fhan the
enemy p-Sctieirg 1T target On Coles Island.
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aUEeAL AssEaaYLY OF VIRGINIA,
FRIDAY, yanuas7 aosb, 1861.


nrsArv The 6ena:e was called to order at II
nsSiesS - IND Lieut. Governor, and opoaed With
49, - Rev. L.. edwards.
1sssinsiess ef lness<ry- by Ar. Ch,istiac, Of
Aagusts; OF 80 smending 100 Cose OF vnginte
= . sntho,ass ahar.hs 10 return delinquent tsts
o. ni1ia aces 70 tbs County loos.- dnsng the
~. ADOPTED. BY Mr. Whttle: OF su.k. sisins
Ampseau6ot OF artisios nsceesary Tor the surp y.
q ~ taalies ~ sodisrs Whsn the same arc sup
aAles a aimsaoasss; that they report, also. {
- - tie proper valuation Ct such Aftsesas ..
- . inpsGsssd Adopted Ey Nc. Brsnncus OF
rsIsss,as : biz 70 p.ovtis tor Sac temporary c.rs
o. ~ Csassk Lunasie <Aylum. Adopted ~ Hr.
DcnneA Of GmsnAins the usds 50 ~ % alto y
Asyta = WI - Other property stised nndse at.
E e E sc ss1 ss.e.r ms .ssY:a N
Kim - esnvsst mo stoak. 70 bs held By Tho
0a1A ~ intae0e = assoAr due b tbs 6tsts 80 thu
- - 1aaisosA. ~ sspostea By sas csnmis
e. ulsAhna. 4 Psinss xd~srd. suSmitssd 4
v1cs4 0un - Os6miAles Cd lc6srA 1sIstions,
G14isg ~ aRyset q eltiasss and ccneunias H,ax;
- hNs oaas he os1sree ths day f6r 70 morrow.
a. I'D lculsh, cd ssvsnth sssi,ns Of e q
- Dop1UViAe ~ - pubite defence b MAIDS The
6oeGoa @dHbw te-dsysc Adopfsa. I
- ~ slssiag tAe Gsyscer three Aida With
~ 0aot pay ut - ca With aaah b hat Of
GnG1iD 81 eDvolsy, an4 baSOA
II 1880 SeflEsq g laks up tbs resolution "a
$50 = - 5Asf yssnssy. =.
49, l1uli6aaly psgG = tie Jus.issa Of uoaua,y
Quofote &4s.es Wlo SDses N earsain esnntiss
os - : n uasa.. u. s.a.l. adjourned.
nesus - pslxaAfs.--rAStHsuss met At II
-. - 49, sssesd via prayer ~ Rev. {,
NJ - sssa sIsA snsnsn.n. NJ,
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The x6o,itieA Piisoa1s.-aeven Abolition p:is "a.
era rrr.vsd at he Libby Prison yesterday. Thsy
were rent down by the Provos: Marshal Of Cor
dtnsvIle. having bs.n taken IN custody a. various
times ana PAGES oy Cen. Eamptsn's cavalry. Three
ct the men belonged TO Se~ Yo.k cavalry rgi
men. two to tie .Osh Indiana regiment; one 70 the
"a battalion u 8 Regulars, and one to Henneyl-
vaESa cavalry regiment. owh TO The nou arrival
Of tho boat. none Of the pE.soaers viii start for
Ctr Point this moyrirg
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Prison Lsas -fhs following ax1ivals were
! chronio.ea ct tbs Libby prison Yesterdays lanes
GaDus sent from the L bby prison BY Capt Tur1 e.;
Robert Olark and ! evils Afmstycns. supposed de.
serscrg; II yeaes 18th Va bat 3 Daf, S7th Va,
and A " Coluus Sih Texas, cent 10 Capt Rocker
for medical treatment; Conrad Ecle:sier. Caxkie's
artillery, desstte-. The following were discharged
yesterday: Jamcs Nsedhsm sent to his company:
+ Wlki.son delivered 10 Capt Hswiey and 3
Kemp. 90 ivesed to Col Page, By order Of Gen Win.
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f. L. Il i H. "a - z l., ~ a5El|zz =
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=. =. =. = ~ ~ ~ $50 Il
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- $50 x414 -. -.
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80 ~ lfeo0o1I ~ en ~ ~
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hkn1es Puat nunnbeEing - 01xfvo4 Aesp ye1e9es
4 a5v 800 II = Gooa1lne 1ooG 1po0 thtoo xtvoe
S1Is1era S 4 -
F.eu. - Arthues dlviuasn moved feoM Me1phlS
tNeufh1ar1 ~ IT, 4Efvof, % ~ 10 u md foM -
/ Ase eshsr Aivisiona. in1iadlAe 0snef1ls q lpbyt
Eand Napnemoab, - psepAsing TO- Meses fane.
- having boep ene1Ge4s for the p1Spoae. y q
1 iaersljv hsljeSs INST dis n svo1lant VII b a.
1 Se1ae esam1s Vtakabu.o.
- (5snnt hae bson down Ne fkyyEs ana het4
Eksa6ronee with 0thsF 0eu1e6lA 0na refufned e
I f1eUphis He NOW psepariUg = take scnmscd
II Tic expoda3i0n personnllyt nd rumo1 - enAx
r. win tupereede Ga. 1eul9n1nA
Cotton = reported - 0omlaG 0fe 1s@DAn qane
6ealy ~.
On Monday isss The new tlnaoee esM pAMss W
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NUNA y AxSs
DOLLARs RAW ARp.-R

IYFTY DOLLAE6 R1W kRr.-Rsnawsy nom
ID the subscriber, rsgvo w@ma named JAkA
csding forehead; large eyes and ror.h, the fore
finger Of tbs right hand - # n the erst joint ocoe
sionsd By : whitlOw; and ~ about l6 years Of sgs
bat fysm sl&s ard Appearances one wcu supprss
mother, namsd Ghssloa ., Is hired out by Z D
Each, Cos essl Agent will aivs tia AtTve re-.
wsxd 70 any ons, blAsk OF white, who viii deliver
hsr to me at my residenos In Henrieo county, con-
One hsr in iail or inform ms where shs Is 70 thai
can 81 her. s0lLV18 HARfH2IGH1.
n Si-3.k ~ ssess = =
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sssss's - p - anrs1lrss,aa. = -
49, - - = - sussssa svsuytkaI -
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= ~. - - . snteslv
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S;z2SS p. 49,. sIs4 49, s. 49, = 81
p - a1* - eaneea ssneal q vAaph h $500
9iH 1xaSaa 1sepo. 80 sspassaasa e ~
- 49, 49, n>6nippl va,1sy neo ~
11or11e o1n1 q - bo6ss1a oNsAl -
- n6EQa hn1el9 eueaA haslaetes
= 49, kis1sls ~ eeGseee toS1o oNli
- ktnG6k - - ~ Atlan1lesa ~
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w&WOg os1oGDoae1 III - one Of ~ seeaio o
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Tie StYee.a--Tas rsoset very dsssTssabl, wea-
taee left tins kteets Of this city and the avenues
leading TO ia such bad condition that tFsssi has
been sesinussy intsrfered With. r Ye.ter6sy min.
isturo bugissns csms Is the relief Ct the p.opte,
and b. much BID " ng fpeceeded In rsndAxipe the
strat T. h passabie eordition 1t will tske &week
Of good waG.hsr 70 r;stors the country roads 10
thsir pristine candii0u.
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Csaratamd Goods Ssised.-Capta.n Geo, &c
WriRAt of she Provost Ms,shArs detective corps
seized yesterday, at the Frederiekssurg Depot
that were being transported to tie xrmy, supposed
TO bs sgt ers' stores, tbst had obtxned sdsnision
on ths Government yain without proper authority.
xhsy were Deposited in the Government ware.
hoas. II charge OF Capssic Motif, t, await expla-
s,s.lana nv theif os,rsr.
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Ayysss.-Ths ely police yesterdsy arrested szn-
drv ind viduals, among thsm Thos Turpin, . lad
for sts.;ire $50 faoaa David Smith This boy hss
been under asrsst and Ia the city jail aah doxsn
taken Cd the sidewalk ds,stk BY officer Crcne. add
Also conducted tn tho rage
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Lfs<ngtssS 10 1d a Passport ty Zmprcpr Maons.-
4 man named Sohn O'hrien wAs taken IN custsdy
yesterday ct the flee OF the Provoet Narshsl o.,
the thrg, OF sttgrp ing to get passport on the
0tsecssh of forged order purpoft!pg to be s,snsd
by J. DOGGY. o B-ioa was carried TO tbs Mlitsry
Prison Of the Western District, wh.re he was gwen
h charge Of CA2t.in B3oksc aid locked mp fss ex
tisvS --
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DUNAWAY OF NTOLHN-Soms time before
III Ohrs.mas my negro by. JOHN; supposed
siana eyinenk He u yellow boy. vsry stout.
and shout II or u eay1 old. A reward Of r. JUgs
HUNDRED OOhIAHe viii be eism-two hun
dred dnlisya fos The Boy. and two hundred for Tho
xHlkF. xdd:esy WIN HODRF,
Itonsrall MIlls, Appcmsttox sornsy, Va
n Ste
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Tro Desessss 70 Be 6Aos --Pr,sate5 Mciael
Kisrcns * d James Ersds iek. Of tbs Lsseasr Ar.
,i.ery, wsre tried lefore ths Court.Asrtsi yesser-
day for dsscrtiO-, sud were fu1d guilty two.thirs
Of the Court consusring IN sal3 sentence. The
UOmmsndlHg 0eps a OF the Department Of Henri
co approved the pr ceedrgs the findings, and sen-
t. nces Of tbs Count IN these celes, snd orsrsd that
,hs COZ dsnned men 20 shot to death with mu.hst.
ry. ct Camp Lee, GA Friday, February 6-h, bstwesn
tho hours Of g end o'slcck p n, cadee the dizec.
hon cf the Proyo.t n arr kai Of kichmond.
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AOBs1t1UIE WANTkD.- FOR man over u
vim ne paid.
works we'll. and hs1 eeea trained to cavalry sd
81 ~ 81 Corner Of Nam = .aa sssa =.
skuR.ii1U r WAa4ED--A lc.1al prics 81
~ " pkid tor . SUBsIAfUTE who - we'll 70
Senluaended. 70 naslve essn and man Of family
p.sfeEencs II bs given OAliat
I.AAO NOADLaEGRk's,
j. 3t--sts l7.htt, bet 1ssn ana Fra l2lin.
/. CURsT4r1xA WANT1D-fo serve IN The yth
~ Regiment Of Va sUagaary. TO one Over Is
Yssrs Cd LIBERAL pFics VIII be paid, and hosss
cad acesat eraaa.s viii be furulaked Apply ut
Hr WA Q ALLfGs6, corncx Of 6sa End Fsenkliu
2 sests. = j. l-ecd3st
{ q d sriIUIM WAAYE1-Eoe o1e over Is
~ yea1s II age that Gaa sive good rec,zzmen-
d@sasn, es.t00 VII be pslo apply ~ the ahcs
stare Of kAtuA 4 YaNCKi, rs Ass,nft
j. 3l-lH Bst l3tn and lSth So.
G UDsTiTUTI WAATAD-To 20 ,nto : UAs.
a e eonpsay. Fx enc oys q ysassot sss
mqui sas corner Il 6.vernor aaa Fsenkiia 10 ,
Over Dogsest = Andsrson's, q 10 o'eao-k 4 n.
y 3I-Hs
q eUB6TITUT1 WA1TiD.-A nbssal pfice
u win b paid for : suSosIUx1 wto = NJ,
h-..e e conscapiioa: Apply - ID. p AAUxO.
VAfxnrsA,-A AUkHxIfUYK -Tns 6sSassi
w prics wiz b pz16 for : man evsr Is yeaE.
j. Az Gomez .: j ana Z H sssss =.
LUssTiTUxA WAAf su-Ussr Soess:1vs g -
~ Of aga Apply On katuzdsy and n nday as
i.:l-1.. D1 ss',ias : S 81 q
UBsftaO rs y a CAD -sjf sao1 lnersl easf.
q = "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-31

fDIAaA.-Ths 3ritxxe. Of the l7.h. knd the Gin.
sasussl Cs.~sscisI. announes tbs dieNery Of a
yissts ~ sests ths Norshwss. from the Ysnkss
osvssnnslf. tits said TO hsvs besn suppressed
- asv. Msr.en q Indiana. Ths correspondent OF
- 0sa~cisI slieGss tnas this treascn was ksteh.
= .. ea9 Y sces.snstvs win, the z G.. O. crGaai-
ssAisn 0cvSrsor Norto, prevented the seizure
e H. eoaae Afssssl at Indi snapolis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-31

~ a1 siycumseIaei ii,Eits ef ha'f sheet
sapas sus from oar cclrEns grsA: deal Of n'ssscr
g psslls later ut. and conps,s rs very much to
aSssvsass thst whish y pobiishsd 1ha euogiss
peaasaacsA N Oc,srsss ugoa the sunouneeraeut
q ~ dsah Of ssnssof Prsssoa were among tina
ssene, tss We b I'VE this mos Ming male room for
~ svpsepssass sdd:sss Of Mr. Staples % that oc
sassoa. We reject : = ffsm tbs numser Of excel
lsus speeches because Er Ia the representative
Of NJ. Pss4tess 6-trst -ray, rsaidts in the same
county WHARF ths diss n6nSaed senaior nssa, aud
~ law partner Of tis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-31

rsWgarY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD -"Ths
II Army Depot Of tbs Young Mems ohr.stiAas
Az niaht lsst and robbed o. about 500 worth Of
supplies Deposited there for the beneat OF onf aoa
dierr. This q surely the lowest depth Of crime,
and exhibits An existenoe ct human depr1vtty IN
Anue xe q In Of the articles stolsn as nearly o
can b. sece1taiusd 4 bajs Of Blankets and Ehoes,
sent for Jacksons tfoops; tho contents Of Hand.
trunk left at the depot, spppesed 70 be Clothing;
nsr sHsndeiph. 18Th Virginia Regiment; Ave O ak
pairs khoes. among which were one pale men's bro
eans, No u, ous pair mans nonroee No II. one
ditto e. end g :, los 6 Tea @los ss
ton agooddssl soIled on 0atstds Spouuds, O. bum
dies, Black Patsut Threas (coasss Hair Dasshss
and Redding g0m.s. aud small quantity Of Oas.
recovery Of the goods or for information that WI
Is al-lt hoaER MARTIS. eup't
1.-TWO hJ1DRkD DOl.a4A1s RIWAkD.-
Eto.en from my looked stable. on tho 18th
inet, one dark bay HORSE, four or I've years old.
high hip bones, hair rubbed off rump lefs Of and
near ths tail; and large iron gray H04sM, DO.
longing to 0apt Irvine, company ., I'd regiment
virginia cavalry sprE shalt IN Left hind leg, with
some twisching in its fellow: Also. from Mr Jss
D Ohr.s:isn's of,ics hanover Court. Houss depot.
black leather TRUNK, spring losk. brass knobs,
contasr pair # new shoes, four dreases, and .
variety female undsrc.othicg and carried OF BY
and One mals. Rswsrda Of ESD $50 and 80 will
Be given for the recovery Of property In the
der named AID 800 for the bursas and hosss :hisf
h3l-4s Near Hanover Court Houas.
II OFT On sasurday las., between oda T. Iows.
SJuK, inches vide and Is inches oEg, coatsin
In iist # negroes hired In 1853 .s6j ie6i. lg6A
and 1859, beionsingto Nishis estate, 4 Dowss's
EXISTS, and Others. whisb can bs OF no use 70 any
haA s,o and 70 raj ma a dad