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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-04-21
Statistics of Miscegenation.


In 1860, says the Journal. there
were All ,613 mulatto slaves in the south
Of whom SO, 979 were in Virginia, 43, :
2S1 in Kentucky, 36, 900 in Georgia
There we're also 49, 39 free mulattoes
in the United States in 1860, Of whom
l06 ITO belonged to the South, and &c..
900 to the free States Ofthe free mulat-
toes Virginia contained 23,4o6. which
number, added to her slave mulattoes,
makes total of miscegenated population
Of 90, 824. Her mulattoes in the free
States
The whole number Of mulattoes, slave
and free, in the Union, in 1860, was
5S8, 1852, of whom SO, 900 belonged to
the free States and 5l8,3 1888 to the
slave Statas-a number greater than the
combined white population of Arkansas,
Delaware and Florada-greater than the
white population of Maryland almost
twice as great as that of South Carolina,
and twice as great as the combined popu-
lations Of Florida and Delaware The
mulatto population Of Virginia alone ex
ceeds the number of whites in Delaware
or Florida.
We hope that some of our Copperhead
exchanges will try to do justice to the
enormity of the practices disclosed by
these figures.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-04-21
The Draft Ordered.

q r
The following General Order shows
that the draft will soon be made:
Washington, April 18th, "a.
To Col. j. D. Greene, Il. Il. Pro. Mar
shall General. sGe 1s
Accounts wiz be made up to include April
fifteenth 90 to determine which sub-dis.
tricts are deficient, and the number requir-
ed from EACH The draft will be made in
the sub-districts as soon as possible there.
after. Men enlisted after April fifteenth
90 from different subdistricts, will be de-
Quoted from number required at that date
therefrom.
Deductions win be made up to the --latest
moment before draft. a'j
(Signed,) JAS. B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
By order Of the Governor
AUG. GAYLORD,
Adjutant General,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-04-21
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID MINING
N Digging and Hauling away Rock, or otherwise
trespassing the following described lands to-wIt-
The south east quarter of section No thirty (3
and also the south quarter Of the quar-
Of section No. thirty five 35 both tracts being In
township No. six i6 north of Range No. three ~ part
of the fourth Principal Meridian in the County Of Iowa
and State of Wisconsin NANCY II. FEATHERS.
Dated March 18th, 1854. nZ8w4<
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-04-21
Caution.

zrY WIFE. HARRIET, HAVING LEFT MY BED
M and board without just provocation, all
persons are hereby forbidden credit her my account
AZ win pay no debts Of her contracting after this date
Dodgevine, March 18th, 1874.
n2Sw1 THOMAS DAVE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-04-21

"A very severe fire occurred in New
Orleans, on the sth inst. Loss several
thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

The Dstimoss 0aa1k of d, tlsh, ad New
Yo'k HCa'd Of sams date, havs bsen received
Pom the nsws summny sf the former, vs copy
The following,
sotwithstanjIns the semi o1asial announce 1.eas
that ,hs rumcrs a regard % the recognition ~ tna
y F"es ~ess ~
New York Tr5uss states that the son Of Mr.. Day.
ton had reached Wsshisbton, a. the bearer OF dis
patches from bis father. Nh. Dayton expfsssss the
ernment in pesmi,Ino Confederate vessels Of war
TO be repaired 10 French porte, end allowing them
10 d. part freely when ready Cs sea, fOreshad0ws
the recognition "f the tnnfederacy.
The cOrespondent Of Iss New York Hovld re-
ports that. soon after the arrival OF Gen. Grant at
Washington. council Of war wns held, at which
1t was determined, on the advice Of the neW Lieu.
tenant General, to make the capture Of Richmond
the primary object OF the spring camps Ga. To
effect this result, the lith snd 18Th corps will DO
brough from Chattanooga " reinforce the Army Ut
the Potomac, aud also two corps from the Missile
sippi river. 1t 10 believed tina: an army OF 3500o0
men nay hs concentrated against Richmond at an
early day
Ire decision Of the Supreme Court Of 81. Johns,
B., In the case OF the captors Of the Ches peska,
has treh fend- red, and tue rxlose Of hs PSssone
ord red on the gTound-ist Tha. th- Unit states
has lde proper Trqu,stion er the rendition Of
the prisoners ID 'ha, II such a rs Qui-iuou had
been made, the att was not mt within he
Ju,sdicto" of the United Stst . and not there
fore such An ID nee, under the exrraiiion treaty,
would Qlrs the ,r,ias to hr be- Viv. up; and,
nnai'y, o~caus. thr "trs magistrate had no ju'is
d.ction In the case, Ur II ne bad -ueh iurisiciUa,
the warrant issued for the commitment Of thu pris-
oner. was ,usudcisnt to JUSTIFY their aetentioi,.
The New York Conmerc1lI reports on the al
tho.i,y of . let er { ON Fortress Monroe tnat not
Only 10 ewb rn besleyed BY ;ionfederates At this
tune, hut thss Hessly every other FEEDER port 10
o th aroliaa II si,niIAry Inv ,sted
5scrstary Chase has written letter to the Hon.
q Han, of ONO. Withdrawing his nsa,e tsom
the Presidential Canvass.
The Hs,alI cOrtains nothis5 Of interest in nddl.
ton to WDat 10 given abnvo The closing quota.
tion OF gold in New York on tha 10th was i65X.
Ths excitsmentin the stock market was unsbaset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

TIE b,sin Of Lord syr weighed SIXTY three
ounces, that of Thacksrxy atty eight and half
Both were much above the average, which 10 forty
piue ounces for man and forty four for woman.
The uame Of tho notorious Or. Rossvally, tor
ueriy a Riehmand detective, appeaIs 10 New
Orleans pap~r .. surgeon of the 't Pio'ids ssvai-
Sy-s negro regiment we xupPose.
The Mayor Of Augusta, Ga, gives notice through
The nssps pers that after the LIST Of March bs vii
sSwe change for 90 and - notes 70 saldtsss' fan
lice and the pour Of that city
Wn. 3. Hicks, the express aeent q Columbia
3. e., was ahOl aud killed On NE 10Th tsstans b!
Wm. Morris, Of that essy.
RoAer Kerr vas hiiled 10 Roskbn1Rs eosnty
Va, o. The lss iass., in ~ a1isy With Wm. !oha
stoa.
Caps Robert .. Thsyer. the fosmef eomnande
Of The we'll kuowa AnsODiea, died st COLUMBIA,
G, . f<w days sgaee.
MeCesmiek's 1our nlll, in Reekhnloe county
Va, wss asssro, Cd ;, 6ss On tss eth iass.
These was sasw 10 1ass yiestda o. ~ le0 u
uDo.
Over noooeeoo ~ hs0 naDto1 n CAasieeeoo
D. O.. o. Nsdass6av -
ljpssl IN u aassisn. =. Q ~ ~ y 49, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
L )CAL. n A 4 al sk 5 =.

Arrival cf Confederate PrssOners.- Q,its
An ovation G ~ tsrdoteo our prisoners 10
arrived ia this city from CT y P lit yesterday
afternoon Tnsy were net 4t the wharf by
q large ncmbsr nf III nd. and ss"rted through
tho aigse.a nv Smiths band o. r~ss ssaipR the
corner of n i. and 18Th stree,s ,hs proce -s.on n
turned up Governor street. thr, ueii wliea
they marched Till yeat hing Capitol Sqa re,
where they ne 10 u b 1t and were add .-sad
II 81 hi .:ssc and suconragiDa ,s' q. BY Pros
id.n. D via and g v-rnor Sni u CcI j
Lu"ius D,vis Of this city, els, one Of the
prisoners who re u-nsd ys tsrday, m de fe "
eooi stirring remarks, during which ne to *
occasion 70 N ,ks some allns'Ons to his recent
experience AZ q prisoner in the Northern bss
af!aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

LuNoH os ANOTHER faox CIA1.-The iron siad
suubo at 'sh!ey was successfully launched iron
tA- yard at eavcs's wharf, Charleston, Thsrsdsy
morning. This Courtsr; aliudIns 10 the affair,
says,
Notwitllstandfne the inelemency crine weather,
quite large number of spectators were Present to
witness the Launching, aud had tne pleasure Of
SEEING another 'Tehel ram" glide OF gracefully into
the water. The Ashley has been built, finished
and launched under a heavy fire, the enemy hav-
Ing been Informed Of the location Of the boat by
deserters. Great credit 10 due Mr.. Jones, who has
persev-red ard personally superiniepded the work
during the whole bonbardment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Snow IL NEw ORLEAas.-Ths uhusue! occur.
renee of snow storm In New Orleans u thus rs-
corded In the o Peayu 9;
We put IL on record that yesterday, Feb. 's,h,
1854 New Orlsans saw q enow stnnn. The air In
earl, no Ing had tha feel" os eSow the shy
presented thu dull, saty clouds that betok.n snow,
at O'Clock r snow ca,ne then II did"t: at
noon 1t began agaihi and for hours the air wa Ito
be siliterative about III fairly Oiled with Ayins,
the a tkrs melted as fast they fell te theIno-
meter, all day nearly, indicated - deg above aern
and the weather as wintry and uncomfortable -
And all tbis with lettuce growing Ia our gardens
and each trees Ia b0ss0n. NO wonder that the
b ossoHs blush for spring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

TIE SITUATION IN FLORIDA. "A letter TO the 81
vannah Republican, dated near Jacksouvtne, Fla,
the 9th inst, says:
All is quiet TO day at the front. We are daily,
YES hourly, expecting an engagement: We nave
the enemy now inside OF the LnIee Mns Sfancn ,i,
forces are vaiousIy estimated At from 5000 to -
600. cen Gilmore 10 in command. In the seve
raj engagements We have driven them from very
nosition they have taken up their preseut strong
hold We have not yet attacked them there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

FsoN SySBoG8 AT Suffolk everything hAA bsea
quiet since the late 0ghs. The Yankee forces Gre
again At their camping ground at bernand's AiIi,
and their pickess a,e IT Jericho Run. TIE negro
forces engaged and scattered by Ransoa, did no;
halt in thir retreat until! they reached Portsmouth
and have not rsturned 10 their retreat they hura-
Cd the mill Of Rev A. B. Bernard, which vas the
main dependence Of ito owner for the support Of .
large family No Ta'kes colder has vensured to
show bic face j. Suffolk sluee the thra.hi 4 Raa.
SONS forces gave the negro troops. All who saw
the negro forces In theis retHeat from Suffolk, ara
now satisfied that they will never make fighting
soldlru. The cfleers, who we're oil whites. Ear
outran their usaro comrades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

THs CArruRs OF rus JsIlA B4Kss.-on Fd
day night last Capt. Rdenborouzh. with eight meu
Of the ignal Corps, boarded the Yankee schooner
Julia Baker, OF the mouth of the Nansemond river
and, after bringing Oh her en- ~ nvs white men
and three negroes, burnt her. She had stores on
board valued at g, 900. The negroes e. nsed to
Richard Z. kiddck, of Suffolk. Francis Lowe, the
captain Of the schooner. was much distressed II
the event, S. portion Of the cargo was his own
properly He claims to be a conservative Demo
erat, loving the "slorious" Union. but opposed to
the war He feels doubtful whether no will ever
get 'out Of this country again -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

NV TAcrics.-A lcttsr from . correspondent
with Gen. Forests command, relates the follow
ing incident In the regent pursuit Of oterson:
Gen Forrest has a ,nrthod If prove ting stfa2
cling on the battle heid whih would rather aston :
ish Hardee . tactics but Q very eff-ctuni one. as
saw man coming OF the battle neld Oh Saturday,
and ordered him to halt and return when, the fel-
low not o5sying with sumci-nt afacrlr ne haa
him ken down then and there, and be-, the Cen
erai, dtsmounted. got him u piece of board. and
says the discon s0la's youth half dozen we'll laid
on, aud sent him back to his place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Tho new issns OF Confederate currency Il
being prihted in Oolumbia. Q @. About tte
end Of ibis week there viii be received In
Richmond the d1t iusfaluent of 40 600 /.
900 The issue from the presses In Colum
bis win average t2.ooo, 900 par day. The
number Of sisners has bssn lag aly Increased,
90 as to accomplish the additional work thus
created for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

TIE UApsAs CoRPus-!n the Georgia LsgislO
lure. on the Oh Int Mr.. Liaton Stevens intro
Amced IN the House Of Representatives resolution
Ssciarins the power 10 suspend the AAbeds eerpu.
limited b. the Prohibition that no person shsii 30
deprtved OF liberty without due process OF Law,
which must come from the courts, and not from
the Executive: aud that the act OF on9Fess a.
TO sustain arrests under process o. orders
ffOrn the Executive IL void.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
sslElSs

On the 18Th inst, at HE residence. IN Chseseglsh
county. rhOHAS WlLLlANo. Hs was beso
Nov 18th, l.00.
i'is funeral will take place ftem hs lase ses1leoeo
to-day, at II O'Clock An. The fttsads aa1 sssa-
hves are respectfully invited 70 attend
daughter Of Mr. Gideon Allen, Of new Ds1losd,
MAss, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Arrs,tsd for stealing Ofacss Ss.l yssssr.
day ari essed Fleming, a hssro fellow Tor
aomatims employed to attend to the cleaning
up Of she CITY Hall, charged with stsaiine ssv.
sral hsns IF bse n, sils drsssss. g Aas SADDLE,
Snd var,cus other articles Of grsa o. or Loss
value. A lot Of bacon, siieged to have bssn
stolen from Mr.. P-yronst, was some days age
deposited in the big box which sits at one end
Of the Mayors court room. but on looking for
1t yesterday it was ascsrtsinsd that i. had been
taken away. Suspicion being directed to.
wards Fleming. warrant vas obtained "a
search hi. premises which was placed In she
hands Of mr. Seal fer execution, when sha,
cfacar soon afer rs.urn.d with the negro Ia
custody. and reported ths Hading Of no, only
the ar;;ssss above snume'a,ed, tus sevsfal
other things which have bssu % mysteripnsly
lost For soms time back great mar J aru
c'as have bssn missing fra % the Mayors eour,
room aud no one could seoouua fo'i Il; but now
since - many things Rave been found In tbis
nsgro's houss eoTrsepon'iag with those that
have been lost, there ts very it!e donh. bu'
thst he 10 the person VINO has spirited then
away
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Prices TrasLINo. The fall In prices caused by
the currency bill s beginning to show very plainly
In Lynchburg Va, on Saturday, beautiful article
Of coffee sugar, sold In 100 pnund p"rcels at 8? So
In Petersburg, Va Friday, co ton shifting. sold at
IS 50 per ya'd and osnahurss, a, 50 IS @ 81 25.-
In Augusta Ga, In the public market, pork is sell
ing at . 50 y 90 per pound ard beef at 81. 40 q
3. Corn meat IS quoted at sl3 . is per bushsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

A P'a,Ss 0lrdes TO- Coxvals'esaS Scl.
dilys Inc iaF.- 80. i,, 1t Tho oath
.-..-rn Q ,n-r Of Leigh snd 8 h e'rse.s, hi,s.
. 1, =" M isht'. 10 lock NJ, Ia rec n,'y be.n
b ,utifai. turf 4, laid CT ~ cis-nla' " lks
y d srsv sllsd, and II TIT. lime Pr sssu = NOT
b. aun'u' app.sr.ne. B I'D - y large ~ er
of uxuh n 10 king ,rs.s " 10, hass besu
pisrt d Ia d FIRE. para Of tho garden, th.rs
mas bssn sre ctsd al the 10 Or snd ~ .xt~b-tvs
srbor, ~ish benches ruaniug along sseh q d.,
In order to 400 mmodsse !hose wh" may wish
n bs asated We learn that tho obi set Of ths
benz v,i.nt proprietor Of this ps. OF ground !,
In imp Ing Is - re haa. Ia that the oonvsl.s.
cling oldsrs wh, may be In Richmond Daring
the Cd a Of nonhs can have pi 500 Of ssers
si,n which will he exs,n-iv-lv th-iR own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Aeaviso Covrt Of Aaxsnra;ss - 0eoseA
Banter and Wiii,au Cutnsr. chs.sed With
robhiug Alexander Crai9 somsstms stncs
Of valuahls gold wsssh sud large
amouus Of no~y; ]. T. 0waimeyer and
sssss.n suhe,Sc sf shs city lsw wseis einse,
8 nan naoea WilliAns, were sxaninsd heiare
- Oeess of MaGissaAes ysseev1ay - ee1l
. 81 M leSsie ~ Clrosn Oe1ss sf 1sa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
lRON CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, March 1l-Our picksts ~
port increased activity among the eaemyb
steamers between Folly and Coles Islanas.
Tho enemy are again ct work on battery
Gregg, and also engaged hauling annual
tlon. No aring on tho city to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Hs&tsgs Court. yesterday William Nc,
Kensie, charged with stealing mule, sad-
rick II. Costello ana John Howard, charged
with assaulting and robbing Peter D. Ber-
nard John Ryan, charged with assAltins
and robbing Janes Kelley; and Thomas !.
Horsley, charged with robbing William Cae-
per, were examined and remanded for trial
before Judge Lyons.
Patrick Murphy and William Crawford.
charged with stealing . quantity OF clothing
f-om JamesSA. Kellsy; Wilson, . slave, char
Cd With aiding aud abetting servant Of Jas
amiasi, adiudxsd not guilty and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

DAnL0RFX'. T0R4sR0he IA Isuef ff0n 1toh
mOnd, In southern paper. says:
have seen one of the ,orpedoee Dahlgsen
brought with him On his tour Of Assassination and
erso Il IL All iron cylinder, six inches ions TOO
inches 10 diameter, " tn fl sc attached. A Paper
Of rinled instructions 10 past.d on ;hs Outside,
ike the label Of phial Of phys!c. On tht' paper
IL dlagr; M Of the "Howe russ Bddse." the e"m'
mon railroad bridge Of the South, with places
marked where tha torpedo is to ss tuserted IL
suxur ho 20 bored for the purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Rsoit If Rstnufary Coastct, t,-Abou: 10
o'clock yesterday morning ono OF the pris-
Oners employed 10 the shoe department Of
the penitentiary, named Kelley. attempted
to murder Charles Morris, cutter employed
Norris about his work, picked up . large
billet Of wood near ct hand, and beat him
till life was nearly extinct before he was In
tsrfered with by some Of his fellow convicts
employed In the same room with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

The Cage James Edvards, yon,h abort
esvensean yssfs Of age. was arrested yester
CAV afternoon by o@ ser Granger on the charge
Of stealing two trnnks Of clothing from Nj .
Mary johnson. Hs wss committed 10 the
lower station house for aafs keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
HFAy rvya TE FOR X1Lk

l. FOR SALk.-Wh be sold privAseiy, . tAira in.o
r re,t In the magnincons estate of sWooAgooek. !"
the county Of Powhasan. This vpsy desirabb Ga0e
10 situated ssven m:les above Ne OoaRt HeaGA, ~
. mile from the Buoknghan roo1, aAA oevineeeo
from Mastosx depot Tho pIace o9aeD vesy Gea1 -
aud Hpiso pal Churches, within thrso q t69g -
OF tho homestead. The nsighboeAoed = .
nne 40 any 10 the state. There ID hfvo ~ -
dwelling house upon tine farm In e1oelleo4 foDa1s ~
prepared without additional tronbio for family -.
comraodation. All necessary out.buil1iags ~ -.
joining. The tract c0ntains largo AAo1nI g Woo1s
esessns Excel s orebsrS oouv.ni.ns 70 he 1~sss. -
desiring 70 purchase can apply for iniosna6ogh
1J6AAP0ON. o.
" CAROOQ
rh ana II n 0LehAnDA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Cattle Ihunder-The eantsin and crew II
the Federal schooner Iulis y ,ksr, captured on
Efidsy las. by Capt EdenaorouRh and eight
men Of the signal sosps OF the mouth Of Nan.
semoud river, arrived In Richmond yssssrday
and were confined in Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

VTALUARLK Yarn Of a1o s@eS, d tansnba00
v and Prince Edward counties, q MoaoveY
DanvlIls Railroad, for sals.-At the IDQueee g
Ms.srs Stokes aud yondysA, (vhe ~ =
oa-s their In tsr-st 10 this esta>e Ve c0e o. aAo
the farm Of l,27e esres lccsts6 - abeves .e4jdh-
vhish he now resides, There ase aboat 10 e9eeo
Cd = Lard emhracioS some aDs clever tnas, aseeoo
acrss vood land. enbsaaing scRe very - t0bce.
dep is bu' con. Of The land sppseeshes = Utt1l0
me and hs1 miles fhs bulIdlnas - ~ ple10
o.. sups Eof III aesoancdatjos q . lasos hailUs
smbsscinG, bsaidss . isyes 1veil1sos eec eoallae
GUAR srs Gsseaaios sissa ss osee, tAse sea6aoa0
fruss 70 pits- esop this yeae % seeee olo
duriss this vs,k Il vii b ool1 tof 81 ~ a0os-
Tee ovn.'s r~Sard Is - - s1ealleet Aso. - .
Gr st harssin 4 he D ire 9+ssA AVpiy =
nh 10 -M 0OUQkN AHRGaA0Xs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16

Death of a Condemned Maa.-Bsnjsmin E.
Bentley, IT company q. 5ssa N e regiment.
under sentence IT dssth for deesrstsn, dbsd
Yesterday morning In the hospital attached 10
Cssslo Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
TRrAsuRy O.PARyNEsT Z 8 A.

hCamou NJ 1865
FTlHP folIoEi q D.po-l sri 4 es. 4olisneo 'oF
funding Treasury tss 10 the State OF Virsi"ia!
q q Emore Treasurer; Il iury 4 co, Lan'
sx-Ier Co, Bank Of the Commonwealth, kioh'
.1ord
I.sK Gibson, Abingdon
CD Ss.dse-, CLrst!ansbuTS
VA R,.okf,rI Ly nchbusg
Sohu Johnson Denvls
AZ Kinney. n,acntor
Daniel Dnt.on P-."rsturS
TIey, Ciirktyls
~ Vass Fear!shGrs
nenx 4 sixingnsm, HafrHonbIyG
VIC veus1le. Fsrmv!s
SEQ Baker LAxinstn
BPnsr 7a-her S.tm
Bink of 5oaLV.'ie, :" snyius
TJxrr lion, W. viils
Ap Ar II, Cha ottesvi 70
L 3 t4suWay, .IsylvsniA 4
J ID Earasiis, UAioa
In add,noo to .he above the ch;sf ol4rteru'sstsr
II sxch /. ~ cor,s 10 su'nsfis~d 70 Te"a''s ana
fund no,es f.ey are toe soli'~inS:
MJor A A.'a.ap, N, orange h' @'"a' s'n
M,iorJa Felc. Q N, 'Jsres u, Lieut. zen a
n aoS n q prsaush, Q N, orarss u. Major
Ms,or Il u AGO q N, Dublin Depot. xsa0r Gen
yO Ereckinridge's Nv .iua
M ,Ior Taylor. N. Lieut. Gen L'os's''e''' 'o'ps'
Major Il kwmr, Q NJ, Lieut. Gen Hoods oorps,
osa Patton, ON, Maj r Gen Hardss's eorpr'
osp, ENorton, Q NJ, MAI Cen wheelers division,
CapeJ y Young, Q NJ, Lieu, Gen Z polk's division,
Meridian, Mss o hEMMINGhh,
NH lt-t.stap sec'y o; ,hs Treasury.
s.TuIrE. MONrElRo 4 co have n s;prs and
w or.r for sale the following choice asleciion OF
Gooda. viz:
. bois gencsne old Bourbon whiskey (ths best
,n The Con.ederscy)
Q bbis choice old rye whiskey
Q bbis nne apple brandy, years OLD
2qasrter CASKS oia Cognac brandy
cask superior old Holland gin
do rum, very superior sd Jamaica
3S0 dozsD Jeffey's spark Ing ale
~ dozen London porter
1bbA superior Eeglsn cut sugar A.
10 cases r ~ " rrs.sos -: i Co Goa - sso.sn ~h.say
30 csscs Silisyy NousseuI's champagne
do JastlIas, b Co.'S DO
soTrsED uQUoRs.
|o0 bottles celebrated Pearl Drop whaskey, years
so bottles superior Cd Bourbon whfksy, ysars
700 bottles superior o!a rye whiskey
soo Do ehoiee Jsuaics rum
lO DO echsidam gin
600 do Poland sin
Iox s4OIzsAi CsR olIY.
aO bottles genuine Hsnneesy brandy, 10 ysArs
CID, from gentlemau's private Cellar
A1o,
Choice brandy p-acnes, olives
Seutes, piekies, eAuces, fnaAsArdo
eAsd ois preserves, d.
stomach and bar room bbters. mAnufastuFed
only By ur,e,ve', guaranteed 70 give rns'
veraal satisfaction
foB.oco c4oAD, nc.
ecxes Ho'sni eeet chow NJ tcoecoo
d. LAaghart ss goid ieaf %
wv" florida cSATs vagtcs soee
o. And every variety Of spokipg toboedo.
Nast frou sutors sn1 oOuatsy DsveAAA1
"SSG;'' s'a wairs scsr.,aS ", :. S.scs:a. 60;
STAfg Taxes for sss. T.s.S ar : sua 6sf q
oSeeN tax buts ser ten3 ssill II my hands due
persons 10 ihs upper dslEics 0f ths city, and they
10y hos4ed shat may b. tound at the eher
once daily, from n 70 a 4, prepsse1 to
~ NSse tAe amount. cue The old eursesey viii
-. shssee ~ shs1t II April After that tins
&c = - ssss : sisss q - sd ~ tss 4 o.
- "A 4 yoAAo y WALxuR,
DaDe1V 61es4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-16
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Dsxo5o-Is, March 14.-Najor oeosssl 10.
ring published IN address to HE dlvlslope
and effective speeches were delivered By
Judge Glenn, Gen. Teatherston, and Csptah
barksdale. when the whole division, whieh
Is largely composed Of Aississippians, An
oamisns, Louisianians, and Arkaasaaasa
unanimously re-enlisted for tho war.
Ragsdale and Robinson, Of The Oh ArksA-
sas regiment. sentenced to be shot TO dsy t.
desert;0u, have been reprieved.