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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-22

4 Ff22 The SALE CT TbH fkN Isssss.Y
~ the ists Eted1iek Cha, IA, ol sSc 's.. IN,
Sas aai inst, say At "a c'cioek n. We pa
largo number Of ssresosne satiains Le,, iss q
val pisc Of tas town ct sas e1ss.sS "'"
te:.4r. aess..s ard a :iss =. 80 A .n.,.
snol xfYi.9R = eJE. .u.~-
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TCXpHLLEaT EgIGK TENEMKNr ON TIE
H. North tida Ut Main between 18Th and 10 b
s.s ssls 81 aucton.--Witi b, go 4. susfCr. on
thu premises, on TUESDAY, tho se h April, 1853,
at IL o'cit 4, thc largo b. cx Ten IN 50, located
Is above, adjoining Ar Kisshs bakery. Ihs lot
has a front Of s24 feet, and dot Ia Of I65 feet-
The ioea.isa il q good one for bu iacss purposes
TERMx-Ce.f; o: ere dit st III, Cpiioo of the
purehu~r .hs tsxes snd icsira. for 1863 - bs
paid by tbs pure hsJsr.
ap29 HoDDlN q AFPERsOH, Aucs.
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WANTS
MANTKO- II 1IIlTELY--Iw.n'y iabcrers
w to work on ,hs Gravel train on ,hs Rich
lnond and York Iiter Raj road. For further In.
formation sppiy at the cffi,e OF the Ocmpany.
JEo MCFARLAND. Eup Tssus.
Il Z affs. APRIL 81. 1853. Tsp 23-lw
VkyANrEp-A genseoi white won,a,i as WEr
w NUGSE for an infsn! two mouths oit. Fer
ply II the como. of Fssaxln cad E.diso: s.ree.s.
sp g. eoi6."
NET AsTED -Emp,l, BuTTLEs, Ell ases ana
wv kic5s, !rcm h-ie G s.lcn down, for which tho
highest Er;ee will hs Pad at the PISTOL, GAL
LEHY o. 10th, b:'wssa ha'n and Cary sta
NYAsIEO-DrAAA KNdIWH- WGNssd. =
wv Steam Ensi as, from ID IL h,Ese rowe:. .
AYRSs X WADE,
sp a.--3t* illustrated Eews.
Az A4TAI : rou, or five II AKaE ss rs K II IS,
w who age not suSIsst TO military any Ap-
~p 2s-ls- Corner sth and Broad Itree:s.
"a; ANrHD.--l wiah - tnlpiOy q D.rUHsI.
8S 10 work about ope month on my farm near
tbs city. apply At my flies, en- Cary 1sssss.
ENT .NfsD-To s,ehsase WOOD for good
pie roiiss in the county. Apply to A. MILL
sr4uGH. ksia strest, CT 30 the subscysber
up sO-3.* Z AbBLzR
MI ANTsD-T0 HiEE-By u, year or rrca.h,
wv thirty HANDS, fsr ths Gravel rrssns ON
shs Richmond ana Eanviis Il abroad. Also, thir:y
MoOD.OUTTEEA. Liberal WAGES will be Lissn.
Apply At Ito Gupe inteuionss Offlcs Ia Richmond,
to the Roxd Master, or t. any Of tie Station
GaAs q TALcOTT.
spl7 d6tlsw3w Srppesntepaec:.
IA: IN rED-Tc rsat frora about tho ~: OF
~ EAy, two HO0AS PARLoE and OaAA-
BEE, furnished, ard with gas, In ally plessaus
- It Of the city abovs 9Th street. Address Nrs
e." Box LII. EiShmona r Q aD I1-3.~
NyAATED--eAospsk srs Tcols, to boy out
tS,na 20 bs iof. a: Er BkCKKAE's Saloon, Msin
IT, Gsar the Mslha'. sD ~ j.
EETAa:rhi,--A sood " OsL OAkDAs; s's,, q
Ey good WOOL SPihGEss. Men oou,pstsnt
to- 1i.Sha,se the duties Of esaa respective rcor,,
IN had employ ment, at "a lwsss.. by application
chest sr Cotton and Wsol Misunderstanding 10.
40 .'6-6.# WIN II POWERS. agent
TX7 ANTED- AN eies.n, AIDIKd H0zsN 'or
wv s'ady, ws!i sslssd; perfectly sentle aad
sound. Address 'Hox l0.' 81 l6-5t.
XHTl Nfar-BLAUKeNI-AS -Wanisd. 81 The
W us AImory foot oi Oh 9. on 2, q ssnsi four
sp Is-aN Sup't OF Arsnorv.
XKY An fKA, Gid HAYS Copper, Zinc snd lead.
w al G. NAYS! Works. foF.nstly Talbot 4
Beo.hsrs, orssr ra.y and i7ih s;s. an l5-ts
VXYANTnIS-HOUsE- fine subscriber wishes
Nv to rent a Lsvs.iins House. to get pcsssss ca
At any lime betssese iais dats .nd ias 1t OF aiS.
spl3- 9Aw2~~ Ger.,sr Eeiah and eta s.s.
XXY ANTND-co purchase go eoras. 0neEna,
Nv Spanish, ard White Oak HkkK, 70 BIS DO
lfvsfsG ii my xana ~ Farmers s,sa SfSss La sis1
esthsr Bark tx ii doc fer kAis Will sSsaia Tue 1i.a
LcuIs 0lgk,,
Baoon Qurtsr Branch.
NH s-eswsm* I;ehmood. vs..
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NOAKDIE2.

WOARDIE&.
DOAROikG.--A family and one or two gentie.
ID mea c.n 90. EOAaE by Supplying a: she r.si
d.nes Oh Marshsn ttfsat. besweoa ssh &C q 2jth
sIee.s Clarch Bill. A few gsn!lsiaen will he
tkksn 80 day borders. tpi2 ns
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90 e GoDDIu 4 AepBasoy. Aus.s.
nEluTIYUL LOr on THE NOEfu sIp1

DElUTIyUL LOT ON THH NOErH EID1
I'D of Clay, between LIT ana - streets, FOB
SALE AT AUUElON.--Wili be sold 1t auction, On
ths prsnIs4s. On SATURDAY, the s5'h OF APRIL
let3 ast o'clock y, that truly valuable aud -
m erkahly handsome LOT located - above, I'd.
lining the residence Of BIC 4 efiwsss,, tfontipg
"a feat. rucuing back $50 feet :, a1 alsy. Ga
tots Lot there h large and excellent green honse
and great vaiisty Of G,rsrs fhrnbbory, sad
handsome sasds trse3 Ia 'front.' II is certs.nly the
hands ,sness Lot now on tae rraries.
TEkMs.-Onh or credit, =. thu option Of ihs
purchaser. The taxes fsf 1861 10 be paid ty the
pu.chAser. GCDDIC + kPPExSOH,
ap 12 Auct:oncsra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-22

-[ maj. NsTATN MAR MAloAESr1k
Al AUG ION THIS DAY -.Fs aT siss Gnst,srS
-. s.s. ~ Al o'elock Of the valuable suour-
@ Isss1sn.s nsar Manchester. the late residences
~ rrsdsri.k fisrs, dead For particular. refer 10
auctinn column Of Shls paper. 49,
I'D a:-u JAS TAxI'oA sOA, Auc's.
vr.uH IOE.-Persous can be regularly sup
80 v,th ICE en- Tuesdays fhursdays and Bator'
SSsvs IN : short Time daily.
osS'' :" THOS JOHNSTON,
CT West & Johnston.
., OH 1<6 Main etreet.-
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~ VIM II NAOYAkLANDb s.i * d. C Ined to
~ be candidate Tor ssat la the Houio Ct Del
egatea BID kHends desire to Euts iats tie nklae Of
HI HARD WkLKxa Ia his place. 80 tos
ticket will read,
Tor tAs Staa:s
Gen GR0 " RANDOLPH.
For Asase Of Dels41ts:
ElUuAkD WALkHk,
DJyAUADkR@
LAIK KIN W Gle FEB SOCK.
IN % -aas
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TRRAsURY DlPARTADNT a,
Rief m,nd, April. IL 1863. -.
nEfIEAEUkY NOfiOz-T0 Assist holders OF
Treasury notes In funding them, the following per
NOES have been appointed additional Dcpcs~Sties.
Notes can 10 hapdsd In for funding At their Otces.
a vel a. at the frsAsuy at Eiehmonc,
ECA LANCASTER. 1o 1877 M AIN It,
uAuRT, 40 AS Main st.
1R;soedo 90 HzMMfROE&,
IN l3-tSjdA Sse'y Of Treasury.
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a ahASD 6ALL
Eoa71caLLo HALL.
THURSDAY ivxAIao. April asa. 1863
49,, csm~tas. Of A'rs"s sans. ,
c0nnsnse Of Rsea sioa
Joseph Anderson ~ Ansin'e.
wm Davis, Thos L Amory.
Philip Hhey, ] Alexander.
zhe Committee Of Arrangf msuts viii be AucWu
BY white and blue roastsss
Committee Of Reception. md xosst3ss.
Floor COMMITTEES. white do.
"a ti:ksss. admitting g nslsman and ladies'.
uE1" 10 inpropsr chars csss allowed to enter the
R Smiths Music h.a b ,n engaged for Ii. %.
Il police force viii d 90 10 In attendance,
ena GOOD order rixidly eneosy cd. sp s0-4ss
r. DAl O:Ha ACADEMY.
AZ tbs solicitaaion Of y imfsr Of ths cit sans
OF Kishnond Prof. 8 o. J. MARSHAL KRkPPs
Gas opened sehool h The al lAtsly occupied sy
Professor Bingham. Ma Gs Main 81, where he Il
prepares TO receive iadts4 gentlemen, and chill.
drsn ~ schosafs. 3e teafh them tho clsssc aSt The
rross psep,aas 70 ss8eb Ill The various fAahion.
shle Fancy DAaaea och q Fling, Hosspipes, . q.
HOURS ~ fUiy.cN - For eeatasnsn. from 70
10 O'Clock 2 : ~ II = ~ Wsdnsadsys anA Fri.
days Ics lsdeI aak chm den at hall pest o'clock
y. % ne tans ~ t1lna.s.
Ine kto6 ssoe oan b q 0euite1 foe tsfms Ae., af
MS Aesaegy y. ssssy swan ING daring The week.
LfAhtilOaAnLH OAaOlA0 AUAD1AY.-
II ~ Pr0f ] ~ 1lAu1 DM0HA1,
...-.. -. - Menssssao Asli' Dsesd ssss's'
1tofeeeor HIN bHAM having sDsasea large.
Nae Hal, 81 ~ 6Fseeiyc IN mors 6sAolan -
1aatse wkhlng b jaln cen - 90 sithAr with II
Glasses.
0hudrsah q esees-fuaadaya 1Ausslsys III.
ssys o'shek II y; katurdaxa u \ y La1lsu
esa 0sensns eb-1ussaaya yhdayA cd 6slars
svsalas = tPM Dskeaaes, a osa1en1n 8,
e1mu4ee4 ~ - eahoaoka. ~ 0eoo e4AoRo -
nit, = 4 = hvsly = islsssx psss'ns a1Aliaa6
- : - . = - nAn1 $3.50,
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REEAWhYh.

DUsAWAl-on Wednesday, Apr! s.h my
IL dining rpe II servant s5hCA2, a lnu's!to. abb u!
lee. inches high. and so years old; sorty made;
bsa tbs first Joint Of of hss fagsrs cot eff II
Il su-poEed he /. either rJing 10 make his 20
the .nkees by way Of Fl ode, ick sbury or The Ps
ninsuis, o. is iut king about tie stsy. VIII TO
paid for lis afrelt about t.. city, or $50 taken
1t q ris:snce. lLfx AGLLADAY.
~ Digs Board 81 Public Woras
DUa1WAY-S REWARD Ran away f1e N
IL >.b- slt, ibsr 1. W dsys 81 e. negro b T.
.,.-ea ZACHAEY, ktou. ~ y:a,s CID s,ou. bails
fu'! face aud quite d:rk c".cr, abt at :est or
T. C &c high i~il ;ivs ths aboye rtwaii fer hs
spp- h sns.na and cei'vsty II cad Eearo to ms.
sp ss-at- AUausr En cEI KING.
saN0Y-s Is wears old, 5! :se. tell, dark color.
J)BNSON-s4 years Old, 6 ises inches tail. scar
Gu icrs Il lad.
IOB,-sIyeus old, 5 fest kehss TALL. scar on
DAN,BI.- "a years Of age fset iaeaes tall,
scar on brow sad ear
BRYAN Is year. If ego. s fee: 10 inches tsil.
lear 1T roo! Ct fGIe Eager, r'e h! haad
JE2AY-sl years CT sge fest Inches tai,
sings: hi cad C 'ior. from Nerih Gsroi'ns.
WIZ uEARY-22 years Of age. s Feet 6 inches
tail. black, fns testt, fIoa Kirg William.
JACK -l5 years Of age. S feat Inches tall, rot
very b!aek prominent teeth, ffom Bachaaan's
estate, Ecsth Csroiins.
WIS WASHING ION g seaIs OF egs. feet ii
inches tall not very b.ask sost bitten toe, from
Wyths 40 Va
JOHN 81 yesrs old. fee IL inches tall. beaght
tf AlseIncn Graz, Rocslns b, IN as.d ahe leader of
the whole, Who VIII p-ossoy endeavCr to pilot
them 20 tho army, ~ 10 hxs bsea iong inc with
III army
5oiiIsra are warned net TO hire tftm.
Also from tho packet at Lynchhu,g ABRA3,
% ye-ra cid, aa.k EatiiAt:o. from Dladen co. N q,
ecsr his left sd., jsst below tha ribs ffcm the
cute a kaiHc
will ray $50 reward for The &c curiI q 10 IL SO
that CAL get III ,.r CT each of the nncvs men.
Address g ROBINSON Rishsaond, aud
ST JOkDAN,
Bnepa Vista Furnace EocAbsid co, Va.
an
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r A10H LUMBsR HoUsA ON LOMnAnD
N AlIsy, between ia and 14sh streets, rOR
bAl1 AZ AuO1IOH..-W win b. eald at SECTION,
on The promises. on THU13DAY, The go dsy o.
Apsiis 1882 ~ o'clrck II. the isrgs brick 1.UM'
DExHOUHA en- tbs Isr.h stfe Of Lombard alley.
Adloihlas the premises occupied by Meaafs Fsyton
Johnston = BroshsE, and rucsiog b4ck 70 the seno'
ment fronting ON Nal, street, now cccoptsd by
Hsn1s Aarcuss 4 Hu.sisr.
TKshs.-Cash or credit. at the optisr Of The
purchase. Tbs saxes and insurance f0s 1859 10 bs
paid BY the purchaser.
40 Gf aoDDTN 4 AePBaS0u. Aua.x
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i Cox PEE. member Il ConasnY d, 81 kGu:h
sssrolina regiment, who left bis oampsay on kiCk
leave in October last. Ia Eovember he was cent
to ncnse hospital ic Richmond, aud has act been
heard s,ora siac.. His friends and kindred feel a
dsep anxiety In regard TO lis fate. and any iufOr.
aion relative 80 him Will 30 vary gratefully sp
ureeistsd address Capt WALKER I'D
u'h Carolina reg meut, KeEsaaw hrigsds near
Fredezs1ksburg, Va up 2i-4.s
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kxp SPECIAL NOrICE-G2OTsW C02 no
TIL. COCKER OF MA.N AND sTH STREETS.
RICux0HD, VA report has obtained extern
e;ce circulation 70 the effect ,hrt ,hls Eots had
been, or was ebout to be, closed The proprietor
taxes occasion to contradict thl Is entirely unau-
thorlzsd and 10 say tkat unaer all circumstances.
everything within reach will be dome to insure
comfort to his auests -
sp e-sw< TaEoEOHE W HOIYNlGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-22

GALS RY OATALaQo1.--;)n Ssns>.
~ Nj tust sonmsneins Is 10 dol .se\I,
. our Wafsheuss, ~ SssaIosue. iss1 "ss1M
be aSsortmeut Of
INV HfNfNS1C
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PERSON Al

IMPORTATION VvAETED.-A gentleman hav-
] ing bu.is,oss " ith Gap. EDW aRD WA1AgEs,
wFo Ia November last. recruited IN THE city for
Gag Lso's body guard, dssirss 10 knew ha postal
al. sess The is,forntsit1u songht wi'i be thank
fully reeeivsa al oj.y Pos; Oiace box Bill"
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~. A NETTING ri sill persons intsrssIee e,, ~
81 tic stock Of the Fredericksburg FepN MI
Company viii hs hed st the Office q Epo1's :
Anil .s,h Al m o'o;nek M This meeting u
called By parties owning iou-nfhs Of til. stock In
saia company. hn - .A %
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~. cor Ms.
~ sUNI0Es, CALLosIfIns.
HAILg. &c.
Treated withou. pain or lnoonvenlercs BY
DR. SoHULJZ.
Tbs surgean ChiropoaisS.
offlse In Wall sIect Hotel, Wall street.
al x1--2ts

~. KOciOK-An adjourned meeting OF the
W stockholders in the Rlehmcnd, Wilifamf-
burg, ana Central Turnpike Company VII he hstd
a. To. I'll % OF tia Eiehmond Fire Association on
WEDNESDAY,, Ell Inst, al ii o'clock.
90 9I-2t. Up DnKlNsJH. ssc'y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25
The Court Of Claims.


The Washington Republican calls loud
ly for the abolition of the Court of
Claims. The subject was mooted in
Congress last winter and will doubtless
be agitated again this winter. Some of
the facts presented by the Republican
are interesting. II says:
"The Blue Book and the appropri alton
bills show curious facts about this court
About $4,000, in round numbers are
usually appropriated TO run this useless
machine. There are three Judges, at
$4,000 each, at the head of which is Mr..
Loring, OF Massachusetts, who was repu-
dated by his own noble State for his
flunkeyism 10 the slave power, and, Of
course, rewarded by such administra-
tons as preceded the present He re-
sides most of the time in Massachusetts,
having little or nothing to do except
drawing his salary. There are also
three solicitors, with salaries of $4,000,
$4,000 and $1,000; and also two clerks
at $4,000 aud $1,000; one of whom,
Mr., Huntingdon, lives in Connecticut,
comes on, draws his salary, stays about
town awhile, and then returns TO his
family the other clerk, Mr.. yelling,
'of Virginia, lives here, and finds ample
time 10 edit the National hatelhgaloer, and
write the pro-slavery articles and the
sneering attacks on the very administra-
ton from which he draws living. A
gentleman (and Democrat, tOo) well
Qualified TO judge, estimates that the la
borious duties Of these two clerks oc-
cupy them, on an average, about one
hour week, for which they receive $5,-
600 per annum, or 500 per week for an
hours service each week"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25
Union Club.

A number of our thorough going
Union citizens have organized recently
a Union club. A meeting was held in
the Mayors Office on Friday evening" in
which Mayor JOHN HUeH Smith, was
elected President, and II. II. HARmsoN
Esq, Secretary. 1t is the intention of
the organizers to make it working club.
We wish it abundant success. The pub
lie will be notified Of its meetings, in
future. We hope the club will get up a
cool celebration for the 22na Of February.
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Very Cheering.

We have some excellent news, which
will make every loyal heart throb with
pulsatiOns of ecstatic joy. IL is a pleas
ure to be an sditor when there is such
intelligence to communicate. But I'M
fortunately we are not allowed to tell
this good news. II il eontraband Let
our readers possess their souls in pa
thence snd their bodies in comfort
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25

JUDAH BENsAMIN's EsTMATE.-Secre.
tafy BENjAM1N, in his intercepted letter
to John SLDELL, estimates the Federal
loss, since the beginning of the war, at
just $4,000 He would have made It a
round 35o,0OOif he had not been so con :
scientious that he scOrned to tell a lie
just for another thousand men. What a
fine thing tits to be cons cientious
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25
inc democracy, The love Of free govern
ment, and Of the rights OF The people,
will undoubtedly deliver the nation.

Is ii not a lit.lesingular that a great
many ladies, living not thousand miles
from Nashville, who were eager to force
their husbands, sons and brothers into
the rebel army two years ago, to be
absent for three years, or during the war,
are improtunate in asking permission TO
visit them every day ortwOs after they
are brought in as prisoners Of war, and
fed far better than they were in the rebel
army? Why should these ladies profess
70 be SO solicitous about the comfort of
their friends who arc held as prisoners,
by humane Federal authority, when they
compelled these very friends not long ago
TO endure every kind Of want and suffer-
ing, by forcing them into The rebel SER
vice {? Where were theirsympathies and
tender affections then, that they did not
entreat their very dear friends not to
engage in the rebellion2 We de not UNI
dersiand why il is that some Of these
ladies run after rebel prisoners, psrticu-
lsrly if they are officers, striped with
tawdy tinsel, with the most extravagant
demonstrations of affection, when they
,coolly dismissed those whom nature
taug them to love most dearly into the
very midst of imminent Dangers and
great suffering, to risk their lives in sup
port of wicked rebellion. Perhaps the
secret of all this is that some people de-
light in sensations, Ind outward demon
strations Some nations demand con-
tinusl excitement. We have known peo-
pie who witness the most appalling
scenes OF suffering on the streets, with
out the slightest emotion, and retire'tC
their rooms tosweep Overithe impossible
sorrows of the last novel. y
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Attack on the Gunboats - Repulse Of
ora the Rebels.

Attack on the Gunboats = Repulse OF
<. o1s the Rebels. ~.
WehaYe mentioned in another paragraph
rumor that our gunboats which escort
ed the fleet Of transports which left on
the ESD inst. had been fred on by rebel
battery at .Betsytown, above the Shoals
that evening" We learn that as the feet
approached the battery, the rebels opened
fire upon It, The gpnboats returned the
fire with effect, killing seven oftherebels,
wounding others, and taking the three
guns, composing the battery. The rebels
were driven off. They numbered, tbs sup
posed, some seven OIL. eight hundred. We
hope. that the Government will make the
vicinity Of the Cumberland river entirely
too hot for the location Of any more rebel
batteries, in the future. Let not only
gunboats ply the river, but land force
scour the country, and not allow the
rebels to obtain foothold one moment
We forgot to state in its proper Connection
that several shots struck the transports
during the eight, but,no serious damage
was done.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25

1t is said that the Cincinnati Enquirer
had to buy all the capital rs in the city,
recently, 10 set up VAILANDIsHAM's
speech. The speech was not only el
IN his eye" but J was all that was in the
speech.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-25

The War Correspondent Of the Mobile
Register says that the Mississippians al
most uniformly swindle and practice ex-
tortion on Confederate soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-12

f. 's::' ! s1s " z q. +:
s s,' :ps Syd ''''' '''''''''''' A'H'n''
Qnr gArroEipg space 1iA net allow ~
70 Dwell on NJ. TaJlorss powerful spessh,
in which he called John Brown 'theaG ar
baadi Of America, .sud 80 evoked answ
manifestation in honor Of the memory of
the man whose soul Il said to Be ever
marching on 70 the conquest of slavery !;
or TO NJ. Ludlow's, which was tso iate
iAa&1D evening tos b. Asns i3ustise to-
There ID an end to everything. efef 10
~ 51slsusiAsm or snch /. pSsSssg y II <his:
g. litsr ,he bad egpin roused n aoasshipg
Mas light and GLOW the tsnpsr Of the
meeting in rslatisn 70 Mr.. BassfoYd
H1pss ,Astaehs % Mr.. Lincoln's infamy
~ exceeding even the ipfamy Of Belshaz-
ri, the proceedings we're rapidly brought
And then, once more reaching the open
air, We heard that 4 second meeting had
been held ia kktsr-s street. larger than the
FIRST one, il oF1sr 70 draw Of the crowds
from some unhappy Southern sympathi-
sers who had been too freely expressing
their Sentiments. No lsss, therefore.
than four distinct nssline Aad been de-
vslspsd out II shs O0s Intended NEE ing,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

Niger war, ect, for tile purpose Of stir,
ring up tie passions of the people and
to gain popular favor. in order to win the
the election. The moment is critical,
your sons who have poured out their
blood in defence Of the old flag, and
found CORY grave on the battle field cry
to you from their resting places. 7fasl
not those men,"
Those who are now standing with har-
ness on, ready to die in defence Of the
Union, call to you, "Oh, sacrifice us not,
to the mad infatuation of those at home,
who arc bowling against the the policy Of
the administration" And every pre-
cious reccolec.ion of the happy past,
warns you of the danger impending over
You. Let the people awake from their
slunber. @
Let them arouse from their peaceful
dreams, and from now to the election,
work, work, work, for the Union ticket.
Don't be deceived by the cry Of peace
There can be no peace until the dragon
of secession is killed.
The way to effect this is to defeat this
"peace party" at the polls. Herl
We believe your liberties are in danger,
and that the Valandigham party of Ohio
to-day. would glory in a dismembered
Union, in order to gain their ends.
Let Wyandot county, then this fall,
throw of the incubus which has so long
her down, and fill her public of
fees with true and loyal Men.