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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02
.DYING CokFEssIoN OF K. G CA cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer fur
nishes the following state mspt.

DYING CoEFEssIoN oF K G CA cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer fur.
nishes the following statement:
A man of respectable connections, who re-.
sided some years near HilIsburg, Pa, died a
few days since at his home. A few hours pre-
vious to bis death he called few friends round
him, and intinaatei to them that ne could not
die peaceably ,si;hout rslisying his conscience
lie confessed that hs sssa val i knight Of the
Golden Circle, which order wss secretly and
extensively represented In most Northern
cities. He stated that regular and general
communication was carried on between the
headquarters of the knights snd the Cab
met of Jefferson Davis That he, was
cognizant that the rebel War Depart
ment had arranged with the organization
Of which he wa, member to evacuate Rich.
rnond for the purpose of drawing the Federal
army that far South, and while their attention
was thers engrossed the rebel army, by o
quick flank movement, would descend in full
force upon Washington, and, aided by gene
raj uprising of the Knights in Pennsy lyania
and other Northern States, capture the city
and seize upon the Government by fcrce, leav-
ing our amy South a. liberty to dssolate at
the expense Of retaliation in their own States
This is no fabrication, but unauestionabis
authority furnishes this confession of dying
man, on subject now familiar to the residents
Of the district wherein he resided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

.r. from she North. which We publish
Ix...ine 70. will b. found highly intsrsstius.
r.,Iss accounts fully corroborass our
~ n..oAie dispatches, announcing the bloody
~'p ~ Granite forcss The Chicago Tsmes
-. the Federal loss to have been
CO.. Aud . special dispatch to the New
... TIMES sAys that the Yankee loss In one
~" I. d,, Eight amounts to Fec tAoasond
s1 ~ ~oundsd and missing. The 'slittls vii.
~ - ...m, rs.hs- stunnsd By thia unexpected
~ . AZ III. new hsro's "Napolsoni6 nsvs-
g he pronounses ths wholeaeAir in.
.-.h.ssias Good for Raymond
' -. ,.farmssion derived from experienced
80. nov In the vicinity Of vicksburg,''
-.,,ns chs, it would be week OF two ere
:. ,.aueaon would be looked for" will
s.,,,,.s, prove very comforting TO the crazy
-,;,rs,s who have shouted themselves
80. over the reported waving Of the ''Stars
~ Sripss" on the ramparts Of the doomed
- The Htralas announcement Of Les
.,,,,. iu the direction Of Aaryiaaa ~ilis11o
..,.d,lly contribute to keep up In Yankee.
a.. the, pleasant state Of excitement which
!. now % eninsntly Characteristic Of
"Ths saars.ss nstion
In a.i crssslop.''
Now ,hst tue Nspoleonic Grant has mysts-
-o,Iy disappeared from the scene, his ulus-
mon, competitor, the no less Napoleonic lead
>, 0. the fines, army on the planet" will
.v. smother chance to issue one of his pecu.
r, congrstulstory addresses 70 that much in.
;s-ed body Of men. All true lovers of fun and
oai.s hanor ara impstiently looking for the
bnAconirg production.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

BLOCKADE SALE.-The cargo Of the British
steamer Britannia, eonEisting Of hns asso!t-
msnt of dry goods, medicines, ETC., was dis
posed Of BY auction at Charleston on Thurs.
day last The Charleston paPsrs say, thas
many Of the articles were sold at lower
price than was obtained at prsvious sales,
eral want Of spirit in The bidding. There were
some exceptions, however, and ons very u:s.
mi article-Trench calfskin-brought the
epormoua price Of $3.50 per do.sa. The
laroe pumber Of arrivals as Charleston and
Wilmineton, which has latsly tAksn place,
has Had asprsssiag influence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Hard to Capture.-Offcers Morris and Per.
rim had long chase after an accused partv
yesterday morning. Learn that persons
suspected Of garroting P. L. Gregory were
larking about 7th and Gary streets, thew vert
there to M ke search. AZ they entered one
tenement jams Smith left another, and, the
At the corner of 5:b and Cary Perrin came nm
with his man, hu. wss suddenly turned on and
given blow, Smith jumping off at full speed
and mixing for CANDLES till The officers
continued their pursuit for more than q mile.
when, by the aid of eiiizens, the fugitive was
brought to stand.s,il and captured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

BURNsIDE's INFAMoUs ORDER. Annexed
we give the infamous and bloody order re-
Gently Issued by Gen Burnside, the Federal
commander in the West. Vallandigham was
arrested under it: f.
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF OHlo,l
Cincinnati, April l3 1863. {
The commanding General publishes, for the
information of all concerned, that hereaf or
all persons found within our lines who COM
NIT acts for the benefit of the enemies Of our
country, will be tried as spies or traitors, and,
if convicted, will suffer death. This order in
cludes the following class of persons:
Carriers Of secret mails.
Secret recruiting officers within the lines.
Persons who have entered into an agree
ment to pass our lines for the purpose of join
ing the rebels.
Persons found concealed within our lines
belonging to the servica Of the enemy, and in
fact all persons found improperly within our
lines who would give private information to
the enemy.
All persons within our lines who harbor,
protect, conceal, feed, clothe, or in any way
sid the enemies of our country.
The habit OF declaring sympathy for the en-
envy will no longer be tolerated in this depart
ment. Persons committing aleh offences will
at once be arrested, with view of being tried
az above stated, or sent beyond our lines into
the lines OF tne1r If1end6.
It must be distinctly understood that treason
expressed or implied will not bs tolerated in
this depar sment
AL officers and soldiers are strictly charged
with the execution Of the crdsr.
By command Of
(Otticial) Maj. Gen. BURNSIDE.
Brig. Gen. Hascell, of the district of Indi.
ana, has also issued an order in which he in
forms his subjects that he intends rigidly to
force the above order of Burnside. The fol.
lowing extract is sufacient. The latter sentence
will attract the readers attentions
All newspapers and speakers that counsel or
encourage Resistance to the conscripsion act,
or any other law of Congress passed as war
measure, or that endesvor to bring the war
policy Of the Government into disrepute, will
bs considered as having violated the order
above alludsd 70, and treated accordingly =
inv the time that this Administration remains
in power, and therefore he who Is factiously
and actively opposed to h the war policy OF the
ernment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Charles c. Peddick, charged with
stabbinng and killing John Masseiiing, in this
city, about three months since, was before the
Mayor yesterday, bat owing to tho absence Of
Witnesses, the investigation was postponed
till this morning. The accused and deceased
were employed in the 7th street arsenal when
the stsbbing was inflicted. Not supposing the
wound to be a Moral one, Psddick was ad-
mittsd to bail, aud escaped to Baltimore. Some
few days since he returned to this city, when
he was a. rested by officer Kelly and lodged In
prison, where he now awaits an examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

:, Shooting-N. B. Dickinson appeared before
the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of
enooting Sarah, slave Of d. Mcdaniel, on Sun
tered the left breast of the woman. within one
inch Of the nipple and passed obliqpeIv into
the right breast, where it lodged DR. Bronaw,
who attended the wounded woman. said she
mad marks of powder on her right hand,
which the prisoners counsel intimated was
eansed by her seizing the pistol and producing
an involuntary explosion. Without going
iaiiy Into the examination, the case was ad,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02
LINCOLNISM IN MARYLAND.

We had an interview yesterday with gen.
tleman from Maryland, who has been sent
South on the charge of disloyalty to the Gov.
was never tried by any military or civil tribu.
nal, or informed of his offence until lie ar
rived at Winchester. He is resident Of the
Eastern Shore, where he was arrested, and
from whence he was taken to Baltimore and
confined in Fort McHsnry for several days.
After his arrest he was allowed but fifteen
minutes to arrange his business and prepare
for his exile When he arrived at Winches-
ter, he was told that he was to be sent through
the Federal lines, and he demanded of the
Provost Marshal at that point some written
explanation Of the cause of the treatment
visited upon him, and something to protect
him against further arrest after their guards
had disposed Of him. He was furnished with
tho following paper:
OFFICE PRovosr MARSHAL, J
Winchester, Va, May l3, 1863.
Prisoner has this day been sent South
ment of the United States, not to return dur
ing the war, under penalty Of being treated as
spy. Pickets or scouts will not interfere
with him on his journey.
F. X. SHAwHAN,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
After this he was placed in an ambulance
and sent ont % far 40 Kernstown, where he
was put out in the road to shift for himself
and run tho risk Of arrest from our own
scouts.
At Ksrnstown he obtained conveyance, In
which he proceeded to Woodstock, where he
remained several days. His report Of the
condition Of things in winchester and the
lower Valley confirms what has already been
repeatedly published Of the outrages Of Mil
roy and his command. The whole country Ia
devastated, and from Martinsburg to Winches
ter not horse or COW is to b. seen. and moth
ing 10 visible but the dssolatipg effects Of war
In Winchester, much and alarming sickness
prevails, consisting Of virulsnt typhoid fsvel
and some smallpox.
The gentleman alluded 70 estimates the Yam
kss force at Winchester q $500; ct Martins
burg 900, and hs thinks At Harpsr'a Fsrr,
there are flom $500 to 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

The Cage-Several unimpcr rtant arrests
were yess. rdv made, and the parties commit
Thomas Walker, for keeping disorderly and
iIigovsrned house; Edw'd Fitzgerald, charged
with being al idle, dissolute person of evil
fame, without visible means of support, and
VIM. Jones, free negro, for stealing silver
watch, valued at $50, from Mathew, slave of
Parke .IOpea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02
The Pedlars On Herseback

"ehad never expected to see the day when
The Yankees would undertake to astonish the
world With noble dseds Of senanship, and
'ssst OF all, when they should expect to fright
'as oouth from its propristy BY cavalry. Well
sSAfe OF the fast that whilst the Southern
sana is Graded - it were on horseback, and
becomes a. familiar with equestrian exercise
Inc Arab Of the desert, the Yankee has no
smunss with the horse, but looks up to him
aAs0raliy and properly - superior being, We
nso NOT conceived 1t within the limits Of even
1saAss aadaeity to adopt the horse - IN In
"1ssns Of Southern subjugasion. But, II We
aAa recalled 70 mind the history Of that On.
p'A'ne people before the era Of railroads,
W eooid not have failed TO remember that the
v v.Te wa the identical animal by which the
a~a.ss originally subjugsted commercially
Wv oouln, and eli other portions Of the coun-
~ Ho' seosssibls BY water. The era Of Yam.
~ psdlss wagons was unknown 70 the pre-
.sn generation; but Of Ill the raids that
W. bouth has suffered, or 10 likely to
'Sa"' none can equal the depletion which she
,aasfsd financially from the raids Of the Van.
~ psdlsrs, who travsessd her whole surface
0m The Potomac to the Gulf, and laid every
nI AZ" mouse under contribution 70 their insa&ia
~ cup'dity. The horse, not mounted, bul
a'" s1nsa 70 . psdlsr.wagon; not csvorsing and
sAy ospa'isonsd, but staid and solemn - hil
H's'' Va: driven by the Yankees Of for
- 80 sensratton TO every Southern plantation
~ nsssr len without carrying OF I'll the loosl
snse q the nsighbqrhood, dspositing in liss
soi Xsukss clocks and notiens gsnssally
Ne most wortaless snd niserabls eharas
The eslsbfatsd Ton Corwin, aa Phi
sna koet fssiivd In Ohio, aftss listening 4
- Grafton In whish the Sons Of the Pilgsim'
"see sxtollsA 70 the Hsavsns - the pionssr
u u ths comforts and iviiiaAtien Of IL con
wsei ~ ~ n ~ yast, y ssvss ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Cunning Thieres-On Sunday afternoon
Las! Bill Jones aud George Fl. Willie, two no
torious free negroes, met slave Damed
Mathew on the basin, and finding that he hs,
q neat watch, set to work to posssss them
selves of 1t. George took the varoh to exam.
iue it, AID afterwards handed l. TO Bill, who
made of The cass was reported = Cspta n
Pieasauts, Of the night oioe, who captured
the thieves and recovered the watch. Tbe
Mayor will give the parties a hearing on Fri.
day next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Piehpoehets are not only praoticing their art
in the auction Gales and other places Of pub.
lie gatherings, and operating largely. Two Of
our merchants have hsd their pockets relieved
at auction sales, and any number of soldiers
have lost their all whilst standing about the
hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

In the Hustsngs Court, yesterday, Judge
one or two of which were dispe sad ot-Isnry
Chadwsli, charged with stealing horse from
w. s. kemper, wss put On trial and plead not
guilty. The jury, after brief retirement, re-
turned verdict of not guilty, aud the prisoner
was therenpon dischsyget.--Jo John Farrell, In
s.s.es - Plead n5s tuaisy. 5sns Jury, after
hearing the evidence, retired 1sf consultation,
but had failed to agree upon verdict up to
the hour st which the Cours took recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Prisoners Arrired-Six Yankee prisoners,
including Capts. j. G Hayesr, of the 5,h Ten
nessee regiment, aud +. w. Dillon, of the lat
Kentucky regiment, were received at the Lib
by prison yesterday. They were captured in
the South west, aud were sent here by the
Provost Marshal at Knoxville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Stealing tVatch.-Ed sard 3 ,ssuuan, a free
boy, was examined before the Mayor yester-
day and sent on to the Hastings Court for
final trial, on the charge of stealing a gold
watch from Ben, servant of A. Ii Ragland.-
Ate. stealing the warch, the prisoner dispc ssd
of il; but by good luck Ben traced ii up, and,
with the aid Of the police, succeeded in recov.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

The Trinity Church Sabbath School had IN
anniversary celebration ON Sunday afternoon
last The school-room was densely crowded
with the scholars, their teachers aud friends,
and the celebration was highly interesting and
entertaining. Singing. dialogues, aud address.
%, made up the programme. This school is
said to be in . 1ourishing condition, and y we'll
attended by scholars ana tsachsrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Castle Thunder. - The arrivals at this
prison yesterday We're not numerous. Among
the names ON the record we notice those Of
Peter Duffies alas John Madge, and Frank
Myers, on charge Of desertion, and Henry
Williams, free negro, charged with enticing
slaves to escape to the Yankees. w Haskins
of the lst Texas regiment, was committed for
disObediepce of orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Assessed PRIcEs OF Produce WHEN In
PRESSED FOR THE Use or THE GovERsmxsr
The Commissioners appointed undsr The i'm
pressnent law have acted in some OF the
States, and published the prices adopted by
them .as proper to be paid by the Government
for all property taken for the Government 80
The assessments in the States Of Virginia,
North Carolina, and Georgia give the. follow.
ing prices named for the leading articles
North Carolina has been treated Hy tho Com
m'ssioners In four divisions or Districts, and
Georgia in two, in which the prices are fixed
at some what variant fipures -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Not Decided-Ths vote between MessrA
Mayo aud Enelish, for seat in the House OF
Delegates from HenyicO county, 10 % very
close that the result can only be decided by the
official vote of tho army. Both candidates, -
well an their friends, will therefore be ksps
in state Of uncertainty for several days II
como.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

A landlord wss rsprimsndsd By the Mayor
Yesterday fer taking the law into his own
hands and sttsmptiuK to ouss IN usprcnsahis
tenant. BY removing The doors sad windowa-
He wss ordered 20 replace the doors - ones
or suilsr the consequences Of = prosecution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Confscated-A fish monger in the second
market was detected by the clerk last Satur-
day in Offering fov 8 lie two aturgeons, just pur.
chased by him, and brought before the Mayor
yesterday. As the result Of the operation the
Rusd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02
THE ELECTIONS.

The returns come in 10 slowly that 1t ia i'm
possible to tell the result Of the contest betwee,
Messrs Smith and Flournoy. 1t is very cer
tain that Ar. Price has been chosen Lieut., Go
vernon. -
In the 9Th ConersesiorM district Bartns
f-leads Dejafnette, Ia thx army vote.
In the I'd Congressional district Norfolk
etc., Whitfield is supposed to be elected.
We give below some county votes in tn.
general election. 1t is utterly useless to pub
iish the result at precinct or two in a larp,
county polling several thousand votes:
Appomattor-[O Official l-Smith, 40, Flonr
noy, ~; MnnfOrd,7 7. 1t Governors Priee 2Gl,
lmboden, q. CONGRESS-: Bocock, 235. Sat.
Senate IS, AZ Lynch, 227 House of Daiegates
Hanorer-IOA8cial l-Flournov e,o su;t,
25G; Munford, 100. Lit Governor: Price sa aoa
!mboden, 2O2 Senate: Garnett, 299 Davis
l76- H0use: Fox, 1873; Goodsll. ia: Morris
l66; Swift, 81; Kedd, IL Congress: Wickhan
383; Lyons, i79. The regimental votes ars moi
included in the above.
Roanoke-LOfieial. ]-For Smith, l3l; -Four.
noy, lO7; Manford, 80. Lieut. Governor: Price
2l9; Imboden, 25.
Nelson-l0aicial. l-Flournoy 1923; Smith, lee
Munford, 80. Lieut. Governor: Price, o62; I'm.
boden, go
CarroH.-' Smith has large majority in this
county, as has Goode for Congress >
Greene County-Governor Smith. o5l
Fiournoy, 80; Munford, H. Lieut. Governor
Price. 46; ImboGsn, $40 Congress: Deiarns;te
125; Barbour, 15S.
III 7S'r,.s,h ,sa "a. Regiment-Maj ority for
Bedford-[oaicial] ]-Flouruoy, 44s ; Smith
235; Munford, "a. Lieut. Governor: Pr;cs, 500:
Imbocen, 1lS. Congress- Goode, 400; MaItin,
WyMe-Flournoy, l53; Smith, 50: Munford,
ia Lieut. Governor: Price, "a; Imbodep'
S Congress: Preston, 32s; M,Mailin, 80.
Prince GeorSe-IO Official l-Smiah, 81; Nun
ford, SO. Lieut. Governor: Irabodsn, So;
Price, As
Porhotan-(Cf Official Smith, l45, Flour
noy, l04: MuEford, 80; Lieut.. -aoyernor: ::
Price, 1873; Imb"den, 60
,FJty,M Ninth Va. Regiment-Flournoy, l62;
MuIford, 20; Smith, ID Lieut. Governor; !;
Price, l05; Imbodsn, 6S; Echols, 9
St0ne'coH Brigade-[Oficial l-Smith, 56s;
Flournoy, 4G6; Mgnfoid, 90 Li1ut Gov ::
imbodsn, es2; Price, 2il; Echols, A; Shsf,
icy, 80.
iosh Dtstricsas asFor Congress: Holiday,
276; BosaIer, l39.
e5 IlM Distr1et;3For Congress: Baldwin,
Aooi LoCcneF, ~oo.
18Th District.-For Congress Preston, IS;
McMulien, %
18th District-[ Unofficial For Congress
Edmundscn, 75 Staples, 73.
len, 143; Presson, 81.
BY Telegraph
LYNcHBuRa, June 1.-The following re-
turns have been received:
Campbell county-(ORsial l-Elourncy,
327 majority; Price, 6SS majority. Rves is
elected TO Congress and Lynch to the State
Senate without opposition.
Fraahlin County.-lOGicial l-Ficurnoy,
439; Smith, 364; Munford, 49, For Lieut.
Governor: Price, $40; Imboden, Sc For At
torney General: Tucker, ,6lS. For Congress:
Goode, 12l; Martin, All. Peter Saunders, ST.
is elected to the State Senate by 5l7 majority.
James Patterson and Frederick r. Brown are
elected to the House OF Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

CoTToE BURNT.-Tne amount Of cotton d.
esrOyed by the hre vt Wilmington, Wsdnes-
day, was come ,Ol6 bales, Of whioh 600 beies
belonged to th. Confederate Government. md
ll6 haies to private parties. The Governmeut
sustained loss Of about $50 900 The hal.
aGce, 1OO bales belonged 70 q. @. Parsley Z
Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

The City Ma rkets, on Saturday last, were
b.ss of all kinds Nsighborhood farmers are
sending in their products as rapidly ~ possible,
and realizing handsome profits from their L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

The CITY Battalion, Msj. Elliott, has moved
its quarters to the old FAIR 0rounds, whore
the scores ofwhite tents present . very picture
ssque appearance. The men are ENJOYING un-
usually Ans health, and are ready for active
service whenever called on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Get Your acknowledgements and hotel.
keepers doing business on the mere receipt Of
the Commissionex Of the Revenue are liable
to heavy lines every day; They should appiy
at once 70 the Hussings Court and get. their
Neepses. and tbas ave themselves from I'll
annoyanceo and hueD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Pessporss Reaaired.-The visitossto Drew.
re Dlu6 are now required . procure paee.
koEts bofors leaving the city. The yaseslGesl
by the regular steamer 6ohulta ase required 4
"a The uano thing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Dan AWAY. $50 1KwAaD-R.a sway
h, ftCm the Subscribers bIackamith ahop 90 Ne
r ~nkroad. ocs mile from the. city, On oataedaY
ias:, . negro man namsd WEBB 1ODM0OM
a4sd negro Is OF Light gngssbreed solos, I've fses
Lish, about 81 years old; has WhiskAfs. aaa STAN
msrs very much whom spoken Ia. 1hs shove -
WARD will te pai~ for ths delivery Of aald negro 70
ne, or secured In any jail % that CT him aeaia.
Is l-7tA l. 81 D MOE
A NEGRO, ealing himself John Jaekaoo, hall-
IA irg from Amherst county. haviag hoe0k
Els possession, was arrestod near this plaoo My
24sh. He h&d certificate dgned b. " ~ e /
Tuner. The negro subssQusnNy hade III -.
cape. The horss Is yet h my posseuioes 1As
owner. after proving property and paying eAaegoa,
can take 1t away. w : k0X0OkO2
10 l-6ss Hsnsigllo. Albemaslo %.
I'D DuNAWAY-1l00 R1W A1D.-Left n hous0
II on 1hursdsy. ny servant boy A1RAhAA--
He is 70 years Of age, Of mediuu hslght vssy eagk
! complexion smooth skD. ilsDe IN sps1k1Als I'D
has sckf about the eenirs ot biz foeehea4 1o
10 probably endeavor'ng 70 rsase tho eooDy'o
!iass will give the above reward Sos hio apDeo-
hspsior, - hat may gss bin agaia
M 30~6!s BoLAIH3 " HAXALk
% INA AZ. TIE undsFsisaed Wil osy 70
III, eral reward for ths appsshsnsion ol 11lssso
6Os, who ran away On o s6cot ths sta lnse 9
franklin. on Blaskwstss. Said boy was ~ II
,ncaes. Light complexion, sood eountsoanee, -
some sdpsaiion, and win peobably attempt . DoED
for . free msA 7 t1D42
my s0-6ts Let Texas rogimAnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

SUGAR 6ElzED-The Augusta papers state
that agents Of the Confedsrats Government
were On Thursday Last engagsdin ssizing large
lots Of sugar In that city tor the uss Of tie
0ovsrnmsnt. The price Axed - eompsnsa-
ton % rs cents Per pound Il 70 also seatod
that large quantities Of sugar hays bsen ssissd
IN Moik0omsry, Atlanta, and Charleston.