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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

HCRSES, Mules, Carriages, and Baggies, for sale
i ut auction.-l will sell at 10 clock, on Sstur-
day, the 18th inst, at the Horse Lot, Council Cham
Der Hill,
Several superior saddle aud draught horses
among which is one splendid young cavalry
horse, l6 hands high, sound, reliable, and
handsome
Several pairs Of young mules
One 2horse carriage, in complete order
Two excellent buggies, &c
sell ES PLEASANTS, Auct.
GENTEEL Household Furniture at Auction On
~ Monday, the 14th instant, will sell at the resi-
dence OF G W Harris, Esq, on venable between 2lst
and 22d streets, (Union Hill) all his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, embracing
entirely new Brussels carpet, very large
- rug
superior sofa, lounge
wardrobe, bureaus, cane seat chairs
Bedsteads, bedding, curtains, &c
ALSO,
general assortment Of kitchl II furniture.
AT the same time the House can be rented pri
vatey F. S PEASANTS,
Sc ~ Auctinneei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

j |. WAI.DROP, very thankful for the liberal pa
tfonagc bestowed him, respectfully solieits con
tnnanee OF the same 10 the new concern Of WaldfoF
4 touis JAMES !. WAIDROP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
Affairs i'm Texas.

MOBILE, Sept. Excellent wages are
paid in Texas for field hands. Negroes
sell at from three to four thousand dol
lars each. Upwards Of a hundred thou
sand slaves have arrived from Louisiana
and Mississippi. Planters and sPecula-
tors are going beyond Shreveport to pur-
chase or hire.
Good beef on the foot sells at eight
cents per pound; vegetables are cheap !;
cattle bring thirty dollars head; coffee
thirty-five cents per pound; silver five
dollars in currency at Brownsville, Texas
Planters are cheerfully according tithes
to the Government.
Thirty two of Lincoln's Louisiana over.
seers are at Huntsville, to be sent to
Eagle Pass for their liberation. The
country in that region is desert.
Foolish reports are spread through
Texas like wildfire. 1t is reported that
President Davis and Gen. Bragg are both
dead, and that Gen. Lee has been super
coded. Gen. Taylor is in great repute
Pendleton has been elected Gov ernol
by small majority. Herbert, Sexton
and Branch are elected to Congress.
Military matters are quiet. Ihe PEG
pie and troops are prepared to repel insa
sion.
The health Of the State is good.
The Indians on the frontier are trou
!. blesome.
:, An average Of fourteen vessels are con
stantly of Galveston, blockading thu
harbor. Great confidence is felt in Gen
Magruder.
The crops in Texas are unprecedent
edly large. Wheat and corn enough ar,
made TO supply the western bank Of Mis-
sissippi for two years to come, if not :
grain is sown in the interval. The sum
iner has been very dry.
Cotton picking commenced in August
About one hundred and fifty thousant
bales Of the old crop are. now in tn
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

DESIRABLE Farm Of 157 acres in Hanover county
~ near To Salem Church, IL miles east III Rich
mond, for sae.We are authorized to sell the desira-
Bile Farm on which Mr Charles Cross now resides,
George W Pollard John Haw, and G Elicit. The
improvements consist of dwelling with five rooms,
carr age house, corn house, stable, &c. Possession
given at once. Price 1886 per acre. The crops, &c,
excellent one Apply to
en- HOpHrN q, AppIlcnN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

OK SAik--we will sell at aucino a., -
y the nth of September, 1Ses, At Dtsrs,.s i@as
ton, on the York River Railroad, one new paa -
Steam Engine Saw Min, bands and sa- y. .'Hfaas
plete The engine 10 twenty horse r.os.. I'll eca
order, and was bought last spring Of ] ,n "a sS'
Co. After the sale Of the saw mill va " u..
two yoke Of line fat Oxen and No Carrv,' Wa SET
TERMs-Made known on day Of sale
for iarther particulars apply to IN Edward I'm
or DR. Chas Anderson, Richmond, Va. fei~s
Sc 5-6ts mo r rpur,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

VII ~ sod at Ascttou mn ra>....
sds Goods, consisting q nsas n MT.
DnY ooor4
10 yds alpaeas, mouss,a,us.
Prints, Russia dApsr
hufkaeafk t0WssiiRr
tlanness, red, white, and fsnsv
rsaneei shirts, loo dog syseI css,.,,
n"anrt ribbons, ginghams
Cassinefes, sasiseis
Broad cloth, fancy silks
Sewing silk, handkerchiefa
sIATfOxEaY.
Cap paper, letter paper
Envelopes, pencils
GR0CERl8 AND bRrts
FIVE chests tea, cod liver Oil
EPSON salts, indigo
Hack Pepper, borax
Extract l0gwood, Concentrates fv.
AagDesia, alispice
SAScY aoons.
Gun caps, fancy soaps
Tooth brushes, hair brushes
Cologne, pipes
Pins, buttons, &c
sIsoss AND BArs
ladies' boots and shoss
Chtidreh's boots and shoes
Mems boots and shoes
10 dog felt hats.
SLAUGHTER, WATKINS kro
Sc Hit a 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. l0.-There was no
firing last night, except from our bate
rigs.
The enemy is working hard on Morris
Island
The prisoners taken in the assault on
Sumter were landed in jail last night.
All quiet this morning.
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co. Pd OWNERSHIP NOTICES. dc.

ITO PARTNERSHIP NOTiCE.--We, the undersigned,
" l. WALDROP, formerly Of Broad street, be-
tween "a and Cd streets, aud BOUIS, Jr, OF the
tim Of 5 Bouis Co, No u Main street, have this
day formed co partnership under. the style ana
firm OF WAIDROp L. BOUlS, for the purpose oil con-
Quoting GROCERY AND COMMISSION BuANFSS, AM
DEALERS IN fKI'TT AND MANrFAsTrRKRs OF CANDY, al
No so Main street, formerly Louis DosseuA's
JAMES l. WAIDkOP,
STEPHEN EOUS IN.
p..llsnnnd Sent Il 1872
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

B0UIS, Jr, will he glad TO see his old customers
and friends OF the hrm of ) Eous 4 Co, at his new
place Of business 5 BOulS, IR.
81 j--Aend1tkW2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

rdANCELLoRSVILLE FARM, in spotsyivania
~ county, containing s5I acres, for sale.--We are
authorized to sell the aboya Farm situated On the
plank, DAD leading fsom Fredericksburg TO Orange
Court House, 10 miles distant f.om Fredericksburg,
containing S5i acres, two ares eived for family
graveyard The land Is good .nd lies well for
cultivation we'll wooded, aud has about $50
of cleared lard mostly iinc upland meadow. There
is an overseef's house OF the pisee--the dwelling
and other buildings wefe destroyed by the enemy
The walls of the large Trek dwelling supposed
to contain 800 0uu bricks. still standing For
terms apply 10 uUDDiN AfPEhsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
E'OR RENT md SALE

Chicahcminy, II miles below Richmond, and one
mile from the York railroad, for rent.At the
request OF the eyecutrx, We offer for rent the truly
yauab ,e fN m located as above on which the late
Or John G Carter resided the time OF his death,
and now occupied by Mr. George knauf There is
line dwelling and all out houses for large family.
About 400 acres open land in fine heart, and much
valuable meadow land Price 81 900. Possession
given list January next. Apply to
60 lift GODDIN l. APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE

NEGROES FOR SALE AM hi"h,
NOR sALE-A Cook, Washer sod iIsnsr- III
kubscriker has xu excellent Cock, "" :" ,ar
f,oner for sale. Any psrson wisnips In
ehass sueh a servant can see hsf ~ es"ss
2ss iirosd stiest. TIE weman IL 81 gee. r,.,:sI.
xsd cold for NO fault whatever
~ lo-2ts ----------------Ss 4,
TSOK Hikk--A likely young negro W." Wi ,l.ls
the Remainder Of the year. cns "
caok. M, her and ir0nsT--esn 90 po"ss - g,sI
ts,n,s a,nly n WY rssisisSce. corner ~ a.~,Jy
streets. tse io-2tsI W.
Y,np Ia remain in Of nesr this pssse, "a,
+ strong made AVID ntclliaest yellow man, ssi
thr.s or twca,ty foar years OF age, wv lx A.
la..s~ ser cant, ralsed al IL IN r"s1 80. a ~,
osf.f tail ans .a.ki.g black man, ~ .aI. q
Who has sol,s training IA the 'ssse, .na dryss,
farm ia = garden, attending W boss's, 10 Al Cs9
aud pretty good brogae maker Ap'v sSt,r'
(yCuOOl. HOOKS srAool Book. -fos - Ssssr.
- los Of erkoot Books, consisting @iYBlE
ti-osrs pAiss, 0ranmsss, etc. o. as' s,ors, ~
= ~ cos Tobacco and fsscy osS<s DIV"
nsr OF brnAd sAd eth sts. ..u ,rt.s 81
A eonstasrahie discount On The rstsn r.AJsss
In sIlovsd = sahool.tsscAsrs ssd othsi at
pasclsssls. - -
1s06N ssd 0saa.-
~ % hNoAsb uern
= q winter ssei oAts =,
n saaeo IN oossigusssat AaA az 80 fsrs
~ 1o-At Wv .-- : -ss,sss
4 mem. vish boasd, con - eslsia - ~ T.
! a Nnily ~ nsailslnAn, ~ wy ~
!. "A a. fsaA vYGnkiaa. ksesssnes s
D1C6N .--jon received . aae ~ = - n0st -
n~s 49, - snss o. sale = ~ nlIA
III DetsA -. = PsaA 49,
/ - lo-Soe
TT10E-X 80 1i9ssSaa tsssasl w~Si
nae6o = IN tsass asssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

V1AKEN up, on my farm, three miles from tue city
L OF Richmond, the Mechsncsvilie turnpike,
maf red buffalo Cow, with rope attached 10 one oil
her legs: also two hoes--one wbita sud the other
| black and white spotted one Tie owner WI
p.ease come forward prove property apd pay ex
pepses, HENRY BRIEF, Butcher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

~ PRIdE New Orleans Sugar, 10 bhis ana MAJ
bb: for raIe at No Exchange Hotel Building, Pear
street. so'~'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

sz-SPRCIAL Notice Attention is asked TO the
sale OF the framed dwelling house and lot rms aiter
noon a, = o,clock. on 2Gth street, between Leigh
ANA NJ on Church Hill. THOS kEESEE,
ca f,-It Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

TWO Hundred Dollars keward-Stoirn gu or
l. about the 10th Of August, on the Manchester
road, from the farm "a Nc Wol.airs, i've miles from
the city, roam horse blaze face three white feet,
large frame, wounded on the backbone Immediately
under the saddle, the scar still visible Tue horse
was well known through the whole army as belong
ing 10 the late Lieut. Col Coppens- ANY informa-
ton that will lead 70 the recovery Of said horse will
DO gracefully received, and tho above reward viii
re given. Address Lieut. Col A COPPENS,
lss7-Sts 6pstswcod hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

nrspECIAL Notice ~ would call the FastlcuIar
sttesi ION AZ Transfers and the public EenernHy &c
MY sale Of horses wagons, harness, &c, lthe proper
ty Mr. Enroughty corner Of Byrd and 'tn streets
this morning, at 10 O'clock. -
sc IL riE~aSANiS, Auo''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

NAME to my place, on the "a Of August, sorrel
~ mare mule, which the owner can get by proving
property, and paying charges. She has mark in
tended for "M' or .'N'' on her SHOULDER. Unless
called for she viii be dealt with according to law.
Inquire at first lock Gil the canal.
ne l1-1tt W } HENDRitk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

VHSTKAY COWS--Csne TO my house, about he
r. 1st inst, near Camp WiDder, two stray Cows;
o. red the other white aud red spotted. TIE OWL
er is requested to prove property pay CT aIges, and
| take them away. THonAS Mohnio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
ARCHER DYER,
On Ia r,rAI,airo.

IL OR SAIE-A beautiful FARM very near Ffede-
" rieksburg, containing about G00 acres, 400 Of
which are arabic and very fertile the balance grow
ing up in wood Tie improvements a snbstan-
tal brick dwelling, nearly new, containing sixteen
rooms an excellent grist mill, and other houses -
Apply to X X H0wisOn, Richmond, or tn the pro-
prietor, on the premises. JOHN HOWIsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

TuSf received at :. MYERS, 200 pairs cotton
y cafSs, 400 dozen lin cups, all sizes, aud large
hot Of Tin coffee pots, buckets, plates, ana other
ware. Also, large supply OF fancy goods, such as
lead pencils, steel pens, pen holders. pocket knives
and pocket books letter aud note paper hair pins,
horn ivory and gu,ta percba ine tooth aud dressing
combs; brushes OF all kinds; glass aud chinawarc,
such as cups and saacers. plates tumbieis, pitchers
mugs, ana thousand other articles. Also, table
cutlery and large lot Of ladies ana children 8
shoes OF all sizes, nc.
julius MYER, No I75 Broad 81.
sc list between 9Th and 9Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

4 VST--On the Mechanicsville turnpike, between
I , the toll gate and Richmond city. guano Bag,
containing roll Of lomespun cotton cl0lh striped
containing about yards razor strop and two
razors some apples, onions, and sweet potatoes
liberal reward will be paid to the finder by leaving
| il at MOORE l. TURNER'S,
Sc lO-2tt No s Franklin ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

:
g UBaTITUTE Wanted. Wanted Immediately a
y substitute, in artillery company stationed in
one OF the batteries. liberal price will be paid for
EirgiEian over d. years of age. Apply to Captain
Co C. 10th Va battalion, stationed at battery No 3,
Williamsburg road. Sc 9-3tf
C INSTITUTE -S6 900 Viii be paid for substi-
- tuto who is over 10 years old. Apply ut CHM
borazo Hospital, lst DIVISION ward 3, Richmond, Va.
Sc .--6ta JENS NEEFA:AARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
HORSES, dc, FOR SALE.

TOR SaI.E--rhe thorough bred stallion Cairmont,
n sired by Rel Eye out Of one OF the finest race
mares ia tn State Also, a. most excellent riding
anmal. not eXceiied by any i'll Virginia, aud all ex
ceiien, buggy and harness.
GEO " DARRACJTT,
sc 1-5tt Navy Hill Stables.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
PERSONAL.


Mr. W WATSON, who was in the Treasury on
w Thursday, September lGth, for The purpose Of
collecting interest, viii please call again as soon as
convenient Sc Tits
WIN BURWkl1, OF jeaklnss cavalry, Snarts
w division, viii learn something TO his advantage
by addressing g Box l,5l5,' Richmond Post Office,
sni giving number oil regiment and company, and
where stat Toned. Sc S-tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

>, IEiY Dollars Reward.-Strayed or stolen from
e Rockets, ca the evening Of the 9th ult, u
small bright sorrel Horse, With blaze face, tail
bobbed and name reached Will pay The above
reward to any Ierson who vii! deliver him to me in
camp. or lodge hun in any stable in Richmond aud
notify me Of the fact MeCAf,
Co E, (cayalry,) Hoicombe Legion,
so lo-2t. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

VHyANTED-A Cutter, to take charge OF boot and
w shoe mandatory. To one qualified to conduct
the business in all its branches liberal wages will be
given Apply TO JNO PAGE, jH,
Sc 5--Gt* No 9S Main St..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

AND For Saie.--1he subscribers will offer al pub
~ lie auction, at Rice's Depot, On the SOuthSide
railroad, in the county Of Prince Edward, Va, on
Friday, The 18th OF September next, two tracts o:
Land Cine contains ass acres Of ianst and lies four
miles from the dcot the other contains co., and iieS
enc mile from the depot. Bath tracts are well wsod-
ed watared, and convenient, aud stand high as tx
ceent farms. The surplus timber alone On these
farms is worth large sum. Persons seeking liz.
vestnent viii do welt Ia examine fer Themselves.
fxRns-Cash, in Confederate niGiiey
Address South Boston, Halifax, Va
JOHN = ROGERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
LOST, STRd YED, dc.

r OST-A HAIR CHAIN, with geld locket attach
] ed set with hair. The fnCcr will be literally
rewarded by leaving il at this office. The chain was
probably lost al or near Hollywood. Sc It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

a. IETY Dollars Reward. at the Rockbridse
= Alum Springs this week, a large Damon Ring
set in gold. The above reward Of $50 viii be pai'i
on delivery of the ring TO Mr. Frazier, at the sprnss
OF 10 me ID Richmond The jewellers cautioned
not to purchase the same.
ee e--4t CORBiN WARWICK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11
EDUCATIONAL

DRIvATE SCHOOL-On the first Monday 10 "
tober, the Misses LIZZIE and sALLik uRAi
TAN will open . school for limited number 81
vaupg ladies at their rssidsucs on 7th str, et b.
tween FlankIin and Grace. NJ H-N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

QTRA6ER BON ITA VII load lbR Petersburg TO
= Aay asd Saturday. Freight d par 100 poupda.
lsyehls Asrs. For f:sishf aPl,y Of the ooes Of =
y lthssl. calS CAMMANS,
ss1l-3ts Ageat.
ICE-l hase bool ioA1 a l:e g front o. O. Gal.
eee Nm, Which ! viii retail ~ % per bushsi,
toNAy - - nosro~ DAVID GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

M iaS lucy kiNG3
M SCHOOL FOR YogNa LADIES
Tue next session Of this school viii commences
the list vi October, 1858.
For further Information apply 10 Mss !. KIM
cond door from the corner of Broad aud Nayosh
Q-Etf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

ICSfRAf.-Csme to my house In Sidney, some
NJ time ago, q very dark iron gray Mule, with
a white spot on right hind leg. The Cwner will
please take her away. ROBINSON.
- lO-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

NTRs C GARY will resume the dates Of b'
itH school Ola the LIST Of October. kssSlen'e -
4th street, Ganble's Hill. &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

rcE, No. IC4-I ave sse1I.e1 !. Il n cI..-.
u Thick Ice, which via sssl = % ! huahei.
.,,-,,. y = !.!gekAE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

CSTKAYED or Stoien--A small eOrfel mare Mule
~ from my premises, at Ashland, on the night "t
the 9th inst. She ID slightly marked by Collar and
On withers and back. suitable reward will be
given for her delivery OF TO NJ + Cox, Ashland
Or Cor information leading TO her recovery.
HIT BARTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

+. IErY Dollars Reward For lady brown mo
q rocco Work Box, which was left on the seat Of
the ladies' car OF the Danviile train which arrived
here Thursday morni ig Sept 10th. The finder will
leave it at the Naval Hospital, on lSt1 street, near
Main sc tt-J*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

A1EW MUSE0.--Now ready and may b Md Of
~ al Book end Music Sellers;
"Annie VI the Vale" BY the author Of @In sny
Cottage BY the ssa."
when this Cruel War 10 Over" ByH fscksf.
aItach - li--Nrd2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

| TWO Hundred Dollars Reward -Siraycd or stolen +,
Cary s.. in rear Of Bairs corncr OF !2ti st,
| one black Horse with one white hind foot and star
! il forehead, and cavalry saddle, BIidle and Halter
on will pay the above reward for the delivery OF
| the horse saddle and bride to Mr. C Hatcher, cor
ner 9th and Main sts TO Jno Stage, at Major Il
! Woods ottce, Bank II, or to me, lSo Cary st.
Sc let's A HATtHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-11

TlOONS FOR RENT.-A private family of but
Il, two, will rent to family with no young chill
drsn or few single gentlemen of steady habits,
several N ,st pleasant nfarnised Rooms in hand
some d y cling with two trout yards and open lots
on either side staircase in the rear as well as
front communicates with the rooms on the second
floor: ALSO a kitchen in basement. Gas and water
on premises. Apply on prems' 8. South Clay st,
second house beyond LIST, or to
If-it& NJ T LYNCH, nj ID.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15
3 The Union-it mus, be restored {"

will have the Union-it must be restored 4"
rnis can be done, and the Corst tuition can be
sed IN doug ~. / an for fbc esd DonstItu
con. the old Union, tn Dol q fitis eminent I'm
tor standing ia the temple ct me Uniun with
the door "p-u. aud saying "a The "a h. come
back. dad II tkey 10 NOT come back ure must
se,,d out our arHties AID tchip them back. even
though hundreds Of tnousauds ~ down TO
death amid the carnage OF the contest. The
Union Is one, nj il must go Re main. do not
know what kind OF politics you may call
this But II Is my impression that IL IL
good, sound Democratic doctrine. And now
publlcans 60 home, and ID not be afraid
that the CopPerheads are going IN each Won
aud therefore secrets yourselves IN soue
=" Uuion League or ''Stroa x Brstherhood -
Do DOT every time one OF y"ur neigh bors
leaves bis nome telegraph 'h.t he IL IN
search of pistols aud powder with WI Gu TO
revolution ze the government. Aud you
Democrats, do not Imagine that every man
who - IN favor OF hghttug out THIS - an
Abplltonist or a negro stealer Do not iancy
every bush you see Is a Niger. aud that you
mu needs 60 and hide yourself in some
an utusl Protection" order or X u ght, OF the
Golden Circle" To both OF you | would say,
do not tear or suspect your neigh bors but
meet them boldly Ike honest men IA the face
OF open day, and let your discussions be ten
pered with moderation, wsd pm anu patriot
Ism. Then will you Danish from your com
mOnlties these pestiferous secret association q
aud all labor together tor the restoration OF
the Union, and the perpetuston OF that
blessed heritage of freedom lett us by the no
Die fathers of the Revolution. Tue duty OF
the citizen IS 10 obey the laws and 10 main
{ in and uphold the honor of his country and
the integrity OF the Coion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15
WANTED ..
MEDICAL.
DIR. LudluIm's Specific,
GOnorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
M EDicAL.
COMPLAINTS OF TuE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

rI,HE GonorrhGa, OF commonly called Clap, u dis
quitting malsdy, and l. too well known require
any explanation. J. ea-s be bat "a 4 difficult
get clear Of Is companion that few admire per-
Nsces all classes Of ybuth male aud female rich
and poor both arred single. Although etroube-
itself distressing sd sometimes fatal IA j.
disease the treatment 81 which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The fashionable
l. FIRST deprive you 81 all business. then
Of siarvatiosi-hNing on bread and
water Cruel Kin ~ Stops you must then 10 tiled.
cupp.d l.ached. combined with medicines
Every few davS tho medicine changed: and after
monfhs Treatment IN this way, which the patient
with foritude fear 81 expo,ufe: be
charged discharges himself with rritablf urrtor
swcied testiclr enlargement; Of the PROSTATE glands
a iseasc OF he neck Of the bladder.
This specific. which acts like charm. with few doses
diseases ann = quite pleasant o. take aud witch
ha> cured thousands ia New York Philadelphia Bati-
and many Of the southern cities. a CERTAIN and
ehectua remedy, that makes rapid andpermanent cure
without regard 90 Diet erk exercise, except
ling, Jumnng oyer-Sfraining This remedy il un.
eQuaed by anything yet for cure Of those
dise II j. extracted from plautS and per
fectly safe, a. II = purely allie l. contains
curry 20 that you expose ycurstf all kind q
weather, without the esst danger from the medicine.
And II you are careful D wrapping up your paste you
will have no taste smell f,m H. that YOU are not
deprived from going into company being detected by
/ friends
This j. quack me icine hut remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply sicsn and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate
CAU1iON-None :. genuine without the signature 81
the proprietor, " Davidson. ind the box All in
Engagements 81 trade marks will BE- prosecuted with The
Utmost rgoT ofthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally jan2s-denis