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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

The Russian fleet, the of6cers Of which have
been so literally feted In New York, 10 expected
at Washington to day, by invtafi0n Of the Yankee
SecreTary Of the Navy.
Mrs. Howard Paul was hissed at Scarborough, b,
England, white singing the s'Star spangied Ban
ner," recently.
The properly Of ex Gov. Aiken, Of South Caro-
lima, In Douglas county, Wis has been cOnfis-
Gated by the u. =. authorities.
Ed. r. yefifies, the Boston Meychant who fa,ied
recently for $500 900, has left "a ring WATCH and
horse and carriage" rs HE asssts.
"Peaes does not appear SO distant a. Il did,
says Mr.. Lincoln. ssNeithev does tbs milien i,m.
replies the New York 1argss.
New. Geo. d. Cummings, of Baltimore, has nc
cepted the charge OF Tnniiy congregations at Chi
cagO.
The fast British census shows that there wen
2l0 persons Of 100 years Of age In Ensland.
Thomas NJ. Broom, tried VI Augusta, Gu, for
the murder Of his wife, has been acquitted.
The Federals are working Gen. Pillows pianta
fiHns in Arkansas.
The dram In New Jersey has been postponed un-
III January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

The SPEEcH OF THE PKEsIDRNT AT MISSION
ARR RIpax.-1he editor Of the Marietta (Ga.)
Confederate, who was the only reporter that heard
the speech OF President Davis 10 the soldiers ai
Missionary Ridge, gives the following report Of |,
Ian try, dispia yed on the bloody field Of chicka-
mauSa, defeating the largely superior force Of the
enemy, who had boasted Of their ability 10 pene-
trate 10 the heart of Georgia, and driving tbeEa
strong enisenchments, from which nanshi hat an
indisp0stiOn % sacrifice, unnecessarily, the pre-
cious lives Of brave and patriotic soldier, pre-
vented - ffom diving them. But, he said, they
otism, and rssolsfe determination n live heemen,
OF die ffeemen, BY iheti patient endurance and
h00yans, ehesvfll sptFits, nmid pnvattous and sut
festng hom half-rations, thin blankets ragged
sloshss, and shoeless feet, than gtven BY bssisG
their breasts to the enemy.
He reminded them that obedience ives the fvsi
duty Of . soldier, FemsrkinG that when he was .
youth veteran Officer said 10 him: my SON, n :
6ember that obedience II the soldiers nsss dusy.
II your commsndtng officer orders yos 10 burn
rideep pole till II fails In, de- IT," The PFssideal
sail this II IN exaggeated statement Of the deity,
bot prompt, unquesllonips obedience a. suborA
eoansnded. ii l6e sabordInsls ssops % coasIdcss
the psopTtaty OF IN order, the delay ssay dss1nee
to supesioS whole plan, md the OppsEsune mo-
m<nt los achieving success o. avsviing 1eftal
lnay be IFretrtevabay Inst.
He sllaAed 10 the konst Of orr enemy that, on
the occupation 0s East Trnnessee, they wOul1
heavily recsuit thsis army and suhjueass - viii
~ I'D q oar own people; bun The 6oaae had ~
bsea Mihlied ne saia sae psopef cossse g pr
- wae, nos - aest5s as1 aAsse 49, M - -,
ptof so1ean onA cooelltnstoo q 6lno6ooe tee0 =
loe1s essesB thal altef ~ haA dAee leNpd go -.
yeseS g. e. g ~ 8 sse e VsasS sSi - ~. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

High Prices- Negroes are commanding
price, II on ~. %assss "a = e ss 80
sale for 81. .000 At the aac4i0a roeae t11o0
women and two men brought shout 14ooos
one boy sold for q ZOO, and several oed11Asy
field hands brought over q, 900 eaeA. IHo
scarcity of labor b driving negroes mp mp
Idly, aud will continue to do 90 until aftee
the war ID ended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

Bacon, Lard, and Butter are among ~ ~.
ticles In which hucksta1 arc prohibftea from
trading in the n,Arket-housea. 4 ma e.
forcement OF the new ordnance W1lt I'D 20
the establishment Of ''greeu grocesjeoe I'll
over the city. aud thus prove general eoa.
venience Every Ieig6DOfh0od Win soon
have market In its midst, where vegseahase
the dealers will then be too fss apart to lors-
stall the market aud fx the prices. Larger
cities have these establishmN91o With6at
number, and all classes are bena0ttea By
them. Richmond viii not prove IN excsP-
tion to this general rule.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

SHAKERS AND THE DRAPT-The U. 8. War
Department has decided that the ss3hakers" must
toe the mark. In all cases thus far the ss0o0d Be
lievers' have, through conscientious scruples,
failed to answer to their names, while they have
treated the three hundred dollar clause with
marked Indifference. Therefaye, Q levy will he
made upon the property OF the respective ffatern-
ties 10 the amount OF three huRdsed dollars ner
each man drafted. There are eighteen societies
In the country, and their average will run about
six men each. This sect, therefore, will be CON-
PEELED to contribute about S32 900 for the psoseeu-
tIOn of the war.
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sAEHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Exchange H0tea: o0r llth aud Franklin 81

Exchange H0tea cor 1lth aud Franklin sts,
By Professor ST 1AUR BINGHAM,
Children's olaases: Tut0days and Thursdays at X
r II, and Saturdays Ut IL AN.
Ladies' clasess Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
days, at4PM.
Gentlemeu's classes: Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays. st 7xPM.
Private classes taught at schools or in private
families.
Nome but parents II children scholars admitted
except on Saturday at IL O'Clock AN
Prot bego to inform his old scholars that he has
commenced teaching new alsd fancy dances.
NMCR-PrscaicinS s0isse Thursday evening at
O'Clock.
Gentlemen scholars, 81; Geotlemen not scholars,
vited.
nne plank floor = now being laid In the ball
room aud will be ready by thursday next
LOebmAn's 0ne Band will be IN attendance.
Also, choice refreshments on hand. Oc 20-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

ri, met a. the ., !Se - ccaa
L. Davis, the Superintendent OF the Water
Works, to examine into charges made aGAins&
him, Of improperly using city lumbeS: AZ
ter hearing all the facts, the committee d.
cided that there was no foundation for the
charge, and 80 entered upon their recofd.-
Mr.. D. is faithful officer, and enjoys the
confidence of the entire community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

UskNOen Aaster-A negro boy called Hen.
ry, and prof ssing to be slave, was arrested
by the police last Monday evening and locked
up, because he had no pAss and could not
ployed at some hospital, and had ben cent
ont on business, but had lost his wny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

Rapid Drifting through the strests b pro-
hibited by law, and yet there b scarcely sn
dash along Grace and Narshsii sts.. vet a
9th, at such speed a. to cndanger tha lives
OF every pedestrian that may Be paseinR.-
Yesterday morning an old LADY, 10 croa6Ing
Grace, near 2d st.. came nigh being run oyG1
by q fast horse attached to . bugGy. nix
miles an hour b the rate Of speed Allowed By
Jaw, and all who drive lasteS dsessyo and
ought to be severely punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

Anbb;ag the Hosp;sal&-Two negro womsa.
employed At hospital No. IS. were before tAs
Mayor yesterday and convicted Of stea11nG
number Of sheets, shirts, and pillOwcG1es
Of the Government. As the lost articles
were found 10 their possession they Wsru
sentcDccd to the lash
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REAL ESTATE FOE GALK.

A TRACT OF 835 acres OF Land in James City
~ county, on College Greek, near to williamsburg,
and quite Coz tguous to James river, for sale -We
are authorized 10 cell the above tract Of land being
par. Of the Ta2ewell Hall estate. II has been diyi-
ded Into two tracts Of about equal size-ou each Of
wben there are comfortable dwelling houses aud the
ybe land ID we'll enclosed With ehesnus A portion
n tbs land b open, and we'll adapted for vegetables
srd fruits The larger portion Of the land 10 covered
With pine, oak and young chesnut, which In fe6
yeAfs Will be OF great value. fuller description of
the land, and map thereof can be seen by call NJ
ii our Office GODDIN APPERSON
Of 9S--0f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

A GRAND MILITARY BALL
IA will be given at the
OLD MARKET HALL,
On THURSDAY EVENING, OCF. 20, 1868,
For the benefit OF the families Of the Richmond
Gsyette Artillery.
CohMTT1RD OF ARRANGENEyT0
eergt RO Fleming Sergt Jas White
6e4gt Geo A Newton CoTpT M Williams
Private Geo Hix.
CokU1IR1: OF ARCEPHON:
Col Hakey Carter IL - n Robinson
Major Jas DeariDg Joseph Mayo, Esq
1t VIM CIopton Peyt0n Johnston, ST Esq
Fleming Griffin, Esq
FlO0A COMMITTEE
eergt Geo 4 Newton Private Haley Colo
SerRt Juo J Webbor Private Geo Morris
Private Nsabcn Long.
BAIlR MAEmA-Cogp'iiM n g Williams.
Price of admission %, for gentleman and two
ladies.
Tickets can be bad q ehe principal bookstores Of
tho city and at Johnato1s, ef, drug store.
~ Music by Rnith's Ootillo0 Rahd,
oe 22-6ts (Th, ~, ,Tu,W,Th)
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NOR RxNT AND GALE

EOR rent-A garden farm within SK miles Of the
city, on the Mechanicsvilis Turs pike, contain
log 80 acres 10 high state Of cultis 6aoD, with Is
acres 10 msadows. and ths balance vepy productive
lent water near The house. AAdnoss Box No
l,ls6, )" Richmond. oc 2s-t'
ElOR R1NT-1oar Teons, n d appsr rsrt Of
Z hesss ever sssas. APglyto ,.,,,,..
% 2e-9r N~4 Old Market
10. Re.t-..Thsse Rooms to .it1 eas. Ap-
T. Ply afthe oosthvest corner e. n and bread IT..
CEVKRAL farnsEsd rooms to- rses, With Tas md
g ssss. "A. Apply on aFacs =, Ave door. asove tth
TSOR Rsos, cd posssaasoo 9ivsa ia No7sn6.1-
large AoA 0o0moAiOus cellA1, 10 Eoot dsepb by
q ~ uide, With Trent ea4sanca On 11aiu q, anl
rooS ou1saDCo from l0ubaSd alloy. nQture q l29
MAn - J0HNG1oN = MeAN6FORD.
E0k E611-1vo fsssishsd f0oas, vis6 uss q
:. - s.: $50 4 ~ .sa = n, s:,e i: 's''
ALL. -. g = Ia.ssl |. .. asa =. i ..is-
= asiAgosl1 uAn. 0nly . Esw ~. which vnI
= 80 eene 1Aese vhag ~ psfsaase .ooA q
vee - cam easly. os.37-9st
E0k 1Al So - - = ~ Aufy oa.rtagee
r - poGy dA1e9 tmA WI - OA 10y Y
sAsly se1naliaa ssnaAs - -.
]. ys.als. = - s.ktssss & -. /
d6l1 = - -. ....
4s.a - ,u1aallas - = - :
b r.. ~ It. = - = - - q 4
80 sav + = s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-28

HORRIBLg CauELTy OF ''THE TRAITOR IErcH-
salt appears lhai there IL now confined In
Castle Thunder loyal citizen, who, according to
the spy Harvey Birch, 10 ga fde siate Of President
Lincoln" His name Is WIN. Fitzgerald, who, ac-
cordins to the Baltimore Asaeiean, Is high toned
educated gentleman, and once cIass.mate Of
Gov. letcheE's." II appears that this unfortunate
loyal citizen, after getting Into the Castle, address
ed letter 10 his former class mate and received
the following answer, which IL furnished 20 th
.amevieaa by Birch, aud which II considers one o.
the most s.shocking crueliies ef the warts
ExEcurlvR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, June 25, 1853.
Ar. Vim. FU<oevald:
air-I was aware before the secelot If vour ,ea
ter yesterday that you were stla In psisoa, and l
oau assure you that shaIl be no fault 0f milne if
you do nat remain % durtug your nataral life
When promised u intescede With the milisasy
authorities In your behsifI believed yosy assurance
that the suspici0ns AgaAss you we're without foun-
datiou but ON calling on Gen. Winaer found
that Il had been reported 20 him by gentleman Of
uudOubsed oyasly and veTactty, that yOu have been
for years an enemy sed villl6sS Of southern iasti
tuti0ns.
In 1855 you voted for the Abelitionlst, Fremont,
for President. Ever siBcs the war you. have main
tsIned . suiiea silence In regard 10 tts mertts.--
YOus son-Wh0, - common VIA other young men,
escaped % The enemy, proaseiy ly your sdvlce.-
This Il evidence enough % sastslS ne Shas you oSe
traitor yons country, and fseQsas tAat Il u ant
suGctens % justiiy Oe In demanding you from the
military onshoTttleo % Dc t1ea ea4 exec uted Tor
yOur treason. yOuss,
The .anetcGs says Cav. Leteherb lseses "will
esp,sla lsseii." We shesM ~ Il ~, aaA aboss
y eleariy q aayshisg a. in IeAgth We ever SAW.
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RUNA WAYS


1; lFTY Dollars Reward For PAIxAs, who lsf
my farm on the i1th inst, and is lark D g
about the city. He 10 about 10 or 10 years old;
taIi; yellow compIszion; poet marked; DIRE - ia
gray sut; wears cap The above reward Will
be paid II delivered TO Hill Diekinson
oc 1S---lvs II LOyLAND.
ANE Hundred Dollars rsward.--Ranaway from
~ the subscribers, on the night oS the 9th inst,
two negro men, named Riley aud Dan. Riley y .
very bright muiatao, 10 or - years old feet o.
inches high, and has On his right eide very large
scar, the eject OF burn 10 b0yhood; had oo when
be Iefs soldiers cap. and either dark frock coat
or gray sack and carried with him black oil ciolh
sxachsl and red checked eOuntevpane would pass fos
. Whits man in any crowd He is In all probability
making his way beck 70 Kentucky. where hs was
purchased about year ago. DAN v black, = o. -
years old, feet " inches high. stout buis shoet
hair nd abort whisksss; bad ON whss he len new
suit Of black jeans and may follow Riley IN the d
reciion Of Kentucky, or may have induced Riley
follow him 10 tho county q Hanover, where he hM
Z wifs--in either case, trying 70 make their way
the Yankee lines The above reward viii b paA
for their arrest and confinement or 80 VIII b. Ina
for eithsS 0f them. HQ 4 BOYfR,
JOEL OOkMANY.
NJ Airy Depot, Wyshs 20. VI, ocs 10, lsaA
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I AND for saIe.-I win sell my Lot, containing
Ii about acres, lying Immediately on the read,
three fourshs of Q mile below Louisa Court House -
TIE dwelling has been burnt but the chimnsys are
Iur rooms, good icehouse and stable, and good
spring Of water convenient 20 the house. Il 10 q
very suitable place for . market garden, being par.
uodGry adapted 10 the growth OF vegetables II
Ba sold privately before next Louisa Court, will
se at auction on that day, at Louisa Court House.
&C oe2S-eodAs CHAS HCGHSON.
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EALL AND WINTER MILLInEkE-NRs. Dex
II nAAs, on Main street, bet wsen l7oh and lSth,
haS On hand superior stock Of
MILLINERY
end o1her goods, and invites her old II lends and the
hdiee generally % cali Ind supply thefeselves che
y prepared 70 make beauNrm Fall and Winter Bon.
na1D.
10 THE LADIES.
Ladies' W1oinR % make their own kDnnelD can be
suppiied with sucA - frames velveas, Helks Ribbons
nOWen, &c. Call and judge Tor yourselves.
B0unsts and Hiase bieached and dyed 10 the latest
ayIe. foe 2o-7stl ARs DFAELMAN.
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k>ACtLLENr Farm FOX SALk.-N contains be-
~ tween 10 and 800 acres, and produces well the
nsoa erops, and, from tho nature Of the SOIL u re-.
ban q the land 10 open. the balance heavily wood.
a There are ,wo dwelling hdass and tho usual
Lumber of outbullduss, besides a excellent new
ns nill On the place. For further particulars ad-
drese Farm, ," Box 2oA, RicAmood, u.
es1--4.t{ru,w ,Th,D
HGcsE and L0 Tor sais.-f 6avs House sod
xslnoad. 10 The county q Appomattox. which
v'H seu on saturday, The 7th day a Nossmber
ossi, 70 the highest bIddss Tue lot contains 0E
saes, neat and osul otsabie dwelling house end
sss houses, good garden, veil, and . factory or
rans bouse. Asy one wishins 70 ~ The property
c.a oaii On Juo " wLawsos, q PampiiuS Depot, or
saatss myself n kichmond, 70 the care of narks
es~. toc 35-6eSl Nv LAWSON.
kNRA Of losX aerss ID Hanover county, "a.
=. ~ te1oiny 1 Merry OAsa .:ar % rsake's Turneut
sssaosi.rd 70 ssl; The abovs Farm. occupied b. Nr
Huhman u contains 1854 aerss, of which
soSas ~ acres are clearsd, and tie balance In oak
~ pine wood, esttRatsd 10 cut about 20 cords To
,s,,.m s.s,s ,ss: o. the cleared land thrs com
h".ss Ioy dwsling good Stable. fsd roow, eosn-
'''''''' s,ass ccpDls 8 s'sf AfssIGkksos fessIGiks g
V1luABLk Tarn in Amelia CO, 1Sr sais psivassi7
Of ousr tof sale psivas,ly ~ farm within one nile
tnn-. OoaIs-Ho0oes o0osoto1U4 ~ ocro2. 3oe
;.cvosemeaae oo0siss Of . eemSs1able ftnDe dwell.
sasssina gig r0ous; toescso barns, gvasAsy,
ysaS.S %. AeoSs ops- -RA4 & to lond b cleared,
Vaae veu au tie crops grown ID thiD eoet3oo q
sna zoe remainder = well timbsseA NTH pine
ia.ss. sooes . acseo creek and bfaAab 0als.
Ia. !" ae,osDeaon b unnecessary, - peEeons wish
~ purchase VIII View the pgenises.
e-Ax2wt fHEODOag CARNN0T0N.
Nv sALs-A desirable Rssi1eace o u soush-
II d. corner Of Caihsrins and NMneoed elresae.-
r. 49, se@oess q The owner oGtr lue an1o pgiyase-
is.r-sN oesHabA restdeneo locatel 9 ahovo. n
4 k'Snsoo k'sSns are brick dvslItng with sos4 ree0e,
ssn.ss.e se With tuo rooms, end oW-houDo. au %
vs,d sx osoes, and vel q e1cellent water n ~
-, .as ~ fsoa1g - ~, asA guoe bock IL
AZ. Xysa Xsy 70 - aa'sy. R016satoa may b ~ b
W. Sos terms, -, apply y
o. a. e4ANCa0 D16LL,
-0 Cesssr llih "a 1ask aroSa.
80 and tots q 1rsvsss ss6-J6ss SSi1E
n Io !. And sooe - CAsseb oe, Ogeeea UtM, ~
- ~ ~ pissas saie until ~ 4olh e shio neosh
NJ ~ ooesahs six rooms, = wslI enelpno1, vGh
pte.r.sn insurance pa ~ ~ yeaf. Hs3 onsd
- toey VI! - oGsge1 g puhlle ~ g lhal
q nssss ~ nasnsse sia4se. ! ~ ~ = uslse .
=Sil-ssss.. ON A1So,oS +. = ~
~ .s& - sals a IN 7ss1 SSSS5s7 - !
ns,na- Iso0 OeaI01A $500, r Ch1oeefn63
10 ~. - farm easeslss - is0 a9sos go
81 49, r. - aeese1. 1haGo = . - 1uol1ne
sslss !. 4. .sseas11sy esthn - = 80 - q
= 49, - yasA. ~ go - n1eS1 n1s1 ~,
ea-Es eSbul4asts e.
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NzLLINRRY AND DRESS MAKING.

AYOnCR TO the ladies Of Richmond Mrs n
IN HtNRY, = Main Ut, has opened tbis day the
finest assoVtmeat0 Of fall and winter B0nne,s consist
ing Of silk velvet Of ali coloFs and Of the latest STYLE
and English and French Straw B0nnets, and the best
assortment q Flats OF the latest fashion, which /
will cell At low prices also, Flats and Bonnets
cleaned, trimmed, and shaped.
6.-Several good Nners wanted TO whom
constant employment will be given. oc 2s-As
AHILLINRaY.-Naaans SON reroectfally in.
yn vitss The ladies to give her call aud exsmiue
BET stock which 10 nov veil assorted and Of latest
hshiou. Madame SON,
No c0 Main street,
oe f0-atD
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tTALuABLE James River Plantation OF COS
scses for sale - That valuable Plantation on
he lands Il "Fleur do Hundreds" and "haycock q -
called "B'ar's'' or ssWillow Spring." containing
l.uS acres, onehaF Of which arc cleared, the bal
aDss IN original growth, consisting principally Of
pine The Improvements are large nrst-rate new
granay. large stable, sufficient for the accommo.
ds'ion OF twenty horses, small dwelling with two
roomA new kitchen and smoke house; also, ano-
tbef house, un0nished, with four rooms, negro
houses &c. The land y we'll adapted TO the growth
VI wheat. clover, 6c, and lies beautifully for cult
sstoo The river shore IL suitable for No Hsh.
cry There 10 also q wharf, with Is feet OF water
u bs pier thus AtoFding tho beet facilities for the
py 70 ioc N-Sll EODDIN 3 APPRRNON
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ANMkAxNzx
NV uumaosD mIArsR
Aea0g ~ ol4Gs HaaAgR.. n D Ogden
.........s............. 0i9ge
NHDNssDAY s11Nrwo. Oh. q. lsss.
no performance will conmeses Win the new
Ray, arranged foe tAie 11eosro. eattsssd
AURORA FLOYD!
AeW Play of exssoeedioary Interest, foauded on
~ n..ddeas lepeAs work d sss ssias si:is. SOLD
Charming DAece Mn n psrtiuetou
srssa s,sisSrii. o,.sis.. p,ofj RoseoSuss sn.
n psrfosmaaos WIN coueluds with the new Play,
sren ne 1ransh ss q D. Saint Georges aud 4
THE INcoGNITA;
ME Jswxkxzs o1 sr 1xEys
THE OBSTINATE FAMILY
WIN soon be Bressosed.
ARffUL DoDGER.
GOING 10 CAMP LEE
sas psrrrcoAr CAPTAIN.
AD-Docrs cpsa at *. Performance viii CON.
nsses - ~ prseissay. 90 :s-li
THs-FouRTH
G \ ND BALL
vim be given BY the Alexandria oaadsiils Aasocia-
ton, at Moutieoaao Hall, an
MONDAY NIGHT. Nos. ID, 1885,
" G R4tefhouDoe OOtillOn Band in engaged
for the evening.
U rcksss, admitting one gentleman and two Ia.
dies, S5.
FLOOR nAxAosRs
WV Allen, John II Runer.
OOnMITH or rARRANGIMEym
VIM Ruher, Capt H Ayers,
FtAngge(t, b D Clarke,
Capt Suddith, Hays,
WIN II Wingneld, til Aaughn.
Robert Priddy.
No pains will be spared 70 ensure good order.
Tickets can be had At Monticello Hall, Or from
any OF the Managers. &C 2s-5tt
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1ASHlONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
Rxehangs hotel, 18th and franklin sts
SELECT PRACTISING SOIREE,
THURSDAY, Is o'ciock,) Oct. %. 1858.
Ladies respectfully invited, and sleo my children
scholars.
Gentlemen scholars. 81 gentlemen not scholars,
s..
L-ebman's hue bAod II engaged
The choicest attachments will be on hard
Nopains will bs spared to insure the comfort and
rsspectability of the Soiree.
Tickets can be procured ct the Hall during the
week.
few more scholars can BE- accommodated.
New. fashionable, aud fancy dances In troducei.
send their children early, as en exhibition will bs
given at Christma., - we'll % Ia May next. Great
pains wilt be taken to teach The children fancy
dances Also, foe Tableaux wilt te introduced acs
Q month during the season. &C 2.-Stt
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A GRAND BALL
IA Will be given at
NEW MARKET HALL,
corner 9Th and Marshall ste,
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct g, 1858.
r Toler, J NJ Melton.
Tickets. admitting gentlsmaa and ladies, s.
police force has been engaged, and good order
win Be enforced. MEkSON,
oc N-Stf Proprietor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-18

each other, and thus present himself an
easy prev TO the encmS seq him upon the
eve OF a great bate deprive h'mself ofsll
his cavalry and send them OH 9o miles
dis'an, to prevent the escape Of an enemy
he b al not o, whipped. Look At all Thu,
and apply common sense TO II, aud you
can form bur one Judgment OF llooker's
capacity.
II Stoneman's cavalry had been where
It should have been, to the right Of the
rear OF the llth Corps, when it broke
from the field in panic, it nigh, and
doubtless would have been abe not
only to have repaired the disaster. but
10 have annlh,Iated J.ckson's whole
force. Had Sedg~ick been with Hook
er, their forces joined would have ena
bIed them 10 cru-h Lee by superior
Numbers. 1t is s,ckcning TO contem-
plate such stupidity by the light Of lis
consequences. Ten thousand men
: ricken down in u battle where the
bunders Of their General had depriv-
ed them of s'ngle chance OF succ'ss,
aud still that General continued IN
command. Who're else in history shall
We find parallel for such iniatuat'oD
n the part OF a government!