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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

IHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RICO
VEBED from his late illness sIu strut .-
office from TO-DAY, and Will b, pleased DIS
patients and the public generally l.HIhi h.-
sortiuent VI GOLD FOIL and ether t.4.e.l5.s .L
hand.
Persons wishing 10 see NE on cuisines. tlt,s ..
hours, will please call at nay residence, uu Nas-.
street, between First and Adams.
NJ. a. BiANKNAH,
Surgeon and Dentist s. MAJ. ,.:r-..
Sc lots
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Day.
BY Thomas W Keesec, Auctioneer,
fOfiee corner OF Twelfth and Cary s.r,ets

tOfhee corner OF Twelfth and Cary streets)
ANT HOUSEHOLD AND
IL KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO PAINT
iNGs, HORSES, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
AND COW, FOR SALE AT AUCTION win be-
sold on THURSDAY MORNING, october 10Th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Mr.
Stubblefed, corner of Franklin aud Madison streets
his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, PAINT,
lNGS, HORSES, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
consisting III part Of
PARLoR
I elegant Rosawood-eitse seven octave Piano
very large French Plate Mirror
sets Lace and Dan,ask Wirdow Curtains,
Splendid OH Paintings ami Engravings,
Divans, barge Paror Chairs
Gothic and other thairs
Maible-tGp entire Table
Splendid brussels Carpets ana Rusz
Mantle Ornaments, &c.
DINING ROOM.
| splendid Oak Sllobnald. rnarbfe-top,
| extension Dining TtIlr. ok,
extension Dl"InS Table, mahogany, very
Dining Room Chairs, cane seats,
Mahogany Whist Table,
Ssleudid OH Paintings
What-Not, Lounge,
Wine Cooler. Plate Warmer,
Superior French Clock
Carpet ana Rug,
Large Ann ana Rustic Chairs
u2t-TaCk, Refrigerator Sc
CHAMBERS
Jenny Lind and French EedStaad-
Feather Beds lIur and Shuck Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows,
Wudr0bc7< Bureaus, WashstandS
Toilet Sets, DlvnHs, Lounges,
Carpets and Rugs,
Oil Cloths, ChaiIs, Writing Desk,
Damask Curtains. Sc.
ALSO,
| splendid Sewing Machine, rosewood case
complete
| Secretary and Book Case,
| Mantle Clock.
Java Coffee, Cider Vinegar,
Brandy Cherries, Cooking Soda,
Starch, sc.
ALSO,
pair of superior Carriage Horses,
elegant Carriage and Harness,
excellent Mich Cow,
Gentlemln's Saddle and Bride,
Iron Safe, sc.
FOR RENT.-TnC HOUSE containing the above
elegant furniture will be for rent
oc II THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
by Williamson & Co, Auctioneers,
No. l'2 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth]
FUR5NHIaTcTTRRHE;; AND GLASSWARE
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant commencing
al 70 o'clock A. NJ, we will sell ut our salcsroOn
10. l92 Nam street. an assortment OF GOODS, con-
sistInS vi the following and other articles:
Fine Mahogany Chamber Suites,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Farlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Harcloth Rockers,
Dining, Pal0r and Kitchen Tables
1rte-s-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind AMI Cottage Btdsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shutk Mattresses
Pillows, holsters, Sheets, Blankets, sc,
NJ otB, G!a,s and Gro, kerywarc,
Fancy Articles
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches,
barrel Sorghum Molasses, &c, &c.
DC Il WILLIAMSON " co, Auctluncers.
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MOT & E.--STEA Nj SAW MILL,
~ GRfSf MILL, WAGONS, GEARS, LUM-
BER AND VEGETABLES FOR SALE Al AUG
TION.-To be sold at public auction, on INV prc-
misses, one mile froTn Drewrys Bliff IN Chesterfield
county, on SATURDAY, October -, at II o'Caosk a
Steam Saw Mil sixteen-h3rse power III good run
nlng order, with two saws attached also, a Gilist
Mill, three Wagons, Gears, lot of one-inch oak
Plank seasoned ani lot Of Vegetables Irish Po-
tatoes, Cabbages and Tuinips
TERAs Cash. r. A. WILLIS
&C tl--eod4t&dtds
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fesx~"WE HAVE ALL To BE LAID uroN Az
attn: we have, as IT were, to be subjected 1; the
action Of FIRE"
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R.ss wasrsp.-TAe highest market rr.cc viii 10
pad at THIS oFrICE tof all kinds OF CLEAN toTroS
ANA LINEN sA.s, Ia large small quantities
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E'AMILY GROCERIES,.
i Superior Green and Black Teas,
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Wax and IalIow Candies,
Salt Henings and Alewives,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Fig Blue, Concentrated I've,
Copperas, Starch,
CO,nan's London Mustard,
Mason's Genuine Backing,
Sorghum, Oats, Corn, &c, &c.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
oc ll-6tf Corner of Sixth and Clay streets.
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BY Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Redwood Phillips & Co, Auctioneors.
ME WILL SELL ON TUESDAY
w NEXT the 18th instant, large lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, at
our store, No. 81 Main street, consisting OF
Sidcbualls, Btdsteads,
Chairs, Tables
Cooking stoves,
Ollre stoves,
and large lot Of Clothing and other articles
sale to commence at 10 uClutk
Parties wishing 10 contribute to this sale are re-
qurStcd to send III their goods before 10 O'clock
Monday morning.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS Il co,
Oc ID AuctIunccTs.
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HORSES FORSALE.-Two HORSES
IL for sale ut HIX'S STABLE, Tenth street.
One u very large Bay Mare. only five years old ;
DC List
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CTOLEN. Two HUNDRED AND
~ FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen, on the
night OF the Sth instant, out OF my stable on Third
street, near Broad, Dark Bay Canadian PONY;
black name and tai star on forehead: heavy
build; and has TWO white stripcsrunning all around
his body. These stripes We're caused by having a
rope tied around him. has small saddle sore on his
back. The above reward VIII be paid if the Pony j.
delivered at Colonel LaIkiu Smiths Office and no
questions asked. J. TUCKER
Lleutenant-Colonel, Recruiting Service.
oc lifts
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RUNA VA rs.
T,Wo HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
l. wARD.-Rau away, on the Sd September last,
my servant man, JIM. He hasa wife at Mrs. Julia
HanstoTt's, near fredericksburg but think be- has
hired himself out as free man to Of the camps
near the city. lie is thirty years old; about five
feet high; thin yisage; slender frame color, black
will pay the above reward for his delivery to me-
CHARLES T.. ANDERSON,
li--ots Conner of Clay and EN- .har strnets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

GTRAY COW.-Fity dollars reward
~ will be paid for the return to me, on Tenth
street, three doors north of Leigh, of q DARK RED
COW, blindled giving milk. The tips u both holns
sawed off, and Ill low order. s. c. ROBINSON.
oc ll--Gts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

I OST, a CONFEDERATE STATES
FOUR PER GENT CERTIFICATE, issued at
l." Treasures office III thus city in the name OF MIS-
ELIZA TUCKER, No. j,l9I, tol 5000, dated March
2Sth, 1854. All PERSONS are cautioned against tIa-
ding il: the same, application has been made at
the Treasury Department Tor its renewal.
~ .G-luwtiw' ALFRED ALLEY I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-17

NUNDkIES:
NJ 20 casks prime Rice,
- barrels Brown Sugar
20 bags do. do,
60 bales rs Brown ShirtiHgs,
10 Cases Bleaehed Goods,
barrels Biuestone,
20 cases Clark's and Coats's Spool Cotton,
20 eases Letter, Note and FooIseap Paper
Extra Blue and Black Pilot Cloths
10 barrels Borax,
10 cases French Caifskins,
in store and for sale by KENT, PAINE 4 co.
TEENS. Nahh on denVery oe Ut
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NJ OTlCE.-All persons who are indebted
IN to rue for RENTS OR HIRE, due to LIST octo-
Der. will please call at my office and pay Mr. J. r
WEBB, who will receipt far the same as am now
on duty in the field and do not know when can be
at home. toc l5-6tl E. d. EACIiO
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NOR SALE.-KIPSKINS, &c.
l. Il dozen Wax Klp.kins, some very superior,
II dozen Black Sheepskns,
bales Cotton Yarns, s 70 y,
20 boxes Chewing Tobacco,
box Smoking Tobacco,
200 common Cigars,
keg Macaboy Snuff,
60 pairs ComIhon Brogues,
40 pairs Ladies' Shoes,
for sale III quantities To suit purchasers by
JOHN KNOrE, M ~ Pearl street,
oc lit Formerly PenItentiafy Store.
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ENOR RENT, two ROOMS, on the first
L floor, over Miss Il. SEMONS store No. III
broad street. oc list"
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'ESWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

WARD.-Ran away from my house, on Sc
vCuth, between Clay and Ieigh streets, on last Sa
tulday evening, my house girl, LOUISA; seventeen
years old; about FIVE feet four inches hi Oh rather
stout has very bad teeth rather intelligent brown
color / viii pay the above reward to any one who
Will deliver her to me.
oc l2-Gt' $ A WISSTOCk
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OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND kANAwIIA COMPANY }
richmond, October IL, 1854

OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND kaNAwIIA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October IL, 1864.
n OTICE.-The annual meeting of the
y stockholders OF the James River and Ka-
nawha Company will be held at the office of the
company, i'll this city, on MONDAY, the oath in
slant, at IL o'clock ~ NJ.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents That we. the
subscribers, being stockholders in the James River
and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint ------ ------ our true and lawful attorney
and proxy, to represent each of lis i'll all general
meetings of the stockholders Of said company held
within six months from and after the date hereof,
when we not personally present or represented
by some other proxy. with full power and autho-
rty, ut such general meetings, to give such vote or
votes, and to DO slc other act acts, each of US
could give do, It member of the said meetings
if We we've personally present; and We do hereby
ritIy and Cuntilm whatever vote or votes, act or
acts, our said attorney may lawfully give or d., TO,
Us III pursuance Of the authority hereby conferred
upon him
Witness our hands and seals this - day of
-, one thousand eight hundred and -
Tc5te: - -, Seal
- -, Seal
- -, Seal
- ---, Seal
BY order of the Board of Directors
WILLIAM Z. MUNFORD,
Oc l3-tdTn Secretary.
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ONE Ill u n ID Il ED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD. Ran away, on the 18th, my Servant
Woman, BETTE. Size il about thirty years old ;
dark complexion; about six feet high ana large in
proportion. She is lurking somewhere in Rich
iuond will give the above reward for her delivery
to JOHN Il. HICKS.
oc list SAMUEL u. HICKS.
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M ANTHD, two PUDDLEks;, and two
w MouLDERS OF IRON, for the State OF
Louisiana. Salaries liberal and Transportation 1I-
nished. Apply ut the office OF Stokes. Williamson
q Co. ID. \. BI.ACkStiE.R,
&C LIT Agent Of State of Louisiana.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

Hoy su: heart year!ls for our Cover
nor. We can't find words to express for
him our sympathy. We know that he
must now be ia 4 neck oi trouble. We
nope he won't resign, but tIy anI stand
up under his terrible ai.,:. ion. Wni
NJ. stone. you arc :si:i..'h. .:na.i, gone up
spout. It's no use taking. We've
been your friend, Uiit believe i'll tie Old
principle OF rats leaving when the snip
sinks. Your reputation 3 g-o-n-e.--
When you take up the Mu> catire No,ft
ioj' Of the 10Th and read that letter of
three columns addressed 10 ''Wm. y
Stone, Governor OF iowa. and signed
by ''the humbiest of Democrats. - viz !:
Edward H. 'Thayer, Editor OF the CDuy-
;o',' we guess you'll feei bad. Your
wife will cry, your child will be scared,
and yOaiI feel awful. Amt we happy
i'll the thought that we are not Wm. VI.
Stone" How could Thaver be 50 cruel ?
Now, II Thayer. hold up Il little
Reader. Just think uf the effect o,
Thayar's letter. The SOW will return to
her wallowings and the dog TO his vom-
it, 50 let him alone. He that is filthy
let him be filthy still"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
"WANrED CORRESPONDENCE.
Tsetear frOnt Lieut.. WILSON to Eight Yossll:.
ladies.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 2S. 1854.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IS, 1854.
70 Egia yoaay Lndies, rcsjdiaG IL III
n4iS, l,l,iittnt u2d lGchigoa Ladies',
permit HE IL ,,0,irosa :. fey lines to YOU,
through the IridNJse, in regard TO cor
rcspondence" with soldiers and officers
serving in the army OF our country. We,
the officers and soldiers OF the army,
need aha deserve the sympathy AMI
counsel OF our mothers. wives, sisters
and lady acquaintances from the dear
home we left behind. From these, let
ters are always acceptable. alc read with
a deep feeling of respect for the writer's.
and the dear Old homes whence they
come. There is no levity or expression
of vulgar Thought, or lGwd illusions to
he writers o! them-holy home thoughts
of the dear ones we love so Well and
often have seen the bronzea face of the
veteran. as well as the fair face of the
Young recruit, flushed with manly pride,
OF over them flowing tears tha, spoke
louder than words Of true hearts and
brave men. Not 50 when your cold. in
sipid and stale lettcf; are received
There is generally Il a.lout Of derison
from uliny voices as yOur carefully
wr.;iaa nonsense is "etaiied out to Il cor
phcat, sergeant, nri iEtte, or may be = ne
-T1 servant and could you hear the
Vulgar WI dtiu cUtiSt "a )IcSSiOitS ONcf
your letters, and at your expense, ]
think, ladies, you wouldanswcr no more
| 'wAutcd correspondence for mutual cul-
tivation" | trust, ladies', that this ar
ticie may he Of service to you, inasmuch
az it will urge IA 20 write only to those
whom you know. and you may PIT it
down for fact that any soldier or oiii ,er
advertising for Il lady correspondent
does so for no honorable or noble pur-
pose. Ninety-nino out of every hun
;irej such letters received by officers or
soldiers are treated with contempt and
GeriSOn.
Thus you see that your tender eifusiOns,
gushing out flcwery and sentimental
platitudes, are used to your disadvantage
and injury. In many cases the officer
! or soldier takes pains to ascertain your
true name, ana then your letters not
only reflect to your disadvantage, but
i,ring disgrace upon your friends. l
know of one young lady who is the
| laughing stock OF whole regiment, and
Eaoy of them are, or were, friends and
| nei~hbors or hers, not two years ago
| Her fair name and character:,re hiightad.
and one who has counted on her being
something more than a friend to him
| n the future, has east her aside, and
| har letters Of truth to him are unan-
werai, or returned unopened. Ladies,
rood bye. Learn from this to do better.
Write to known and tried soIuIer lrlenus
and leiatiyes. and none other.
| lam, ladies, yDur friciit ard Wall-yv sher,
| e.. V. WIT.coN,
lst Lieut.. Co. II, Both Wis. Vols.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
The Draft.

DAVENPORT, Sept. is, 1864.
DDITORS JOURNAL The draft will be
commenced at . o'clock a. m. tomorrow,
(the l9th inst.,) without fail, beginning
in Scott county and running through
the district in the following order, viz !:
Scott, Clinton, Jackson, Jones, Cedar,
Muscatine and Linn. The latest orders
provide that only the deficiencies of the
whole State shall be drawn on the pres
ent draft, thus giving II temporary loan
to the delinquent districts by those who
have surplus, but this does not in any
way alter thepresent or future condition
of Il district. Those sub-districts which
are now ahead will have the benefit of
their surplus should there be anoth l.
call, and those who are behind will have
their quotas to fill, together with their
present deficiency not now drafted. BY
this new arrangement il leaves only
l., l44 to come from this Congressional
District, and from the delinquent town
ships in brave and patriotic old NIusca-
tine county rs follows. 1T must be re-
memhered, however, that the difference
between the following figures and those
last published by you will still stand
against these townships after the present
draft unless they fill it by that number
OF men &.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
'aATss OF ADVERTISING.
- i..G S0t SS:ir Hearts sfa y'roU6ta,t'-

The rebel organs OF the North are la
November upon great changes ia the
minds Of the people. They tell AZ chat
the Union party is divided, and the
white feather party united Let these
facts speak for themselves. The New
York Ne,c$, edited and published 10y
Ben and Fernando Wood, an intiuen-
tial paper among the roughs and ultra
peace ;ncn Nt New York. has taken a
iirin, deci,ieu sl;smd oi opposition TO Me-
tNeil;n since thaJ gentleman wrote his
letter OF acceptance. The Fftentdn'S
.j0,h.di, that exercises 4 greater intiu-
ence over the Irish Catholics II New
Nork than any otherpaper, speaks bold
~ against Mcclellan. sam Iiedary'S
Crisis, several copies OF which are taken
il this locality, denounces Mcclellan.
The Peace Democrats OF Maryland,
many of whom suffered at McCiellan'S
hands, are extremely hostile to that
gentleman. The honest, conscientious
peace men uf the North receive the
nomination Of Mcclellan with apathy.
On the other hand. the Union ranks
are closing Up into solid columns. The
New York Tf;bunc. 'snu:tJ Post and
Liicpcnt!est that ,1ia.', !nt until now
given Mr.. Lint,4,i, : vlrH' cordia! sup
port, now wheel into 'ino. and enthus:-
asticaiIy enter upon the only path left
IL loyal men, by supporting Mr.. Lin
colin Ben Wade, who. with Winter
Davis, recently issued ii maniCestO, will
soon take tle stump for Lincoln. There
can be no longer any doubt that Ere
s,nut has withdrawn from the track,
thus saving the Union party in Missouri
and New York from feuds. Prominent
Democrats al! over ;he country are no,a'
lending their influence - the Union
cause. The signs are promising. Vic
tory will be ours
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

All of the other townships and wards
OF the county have their quotas filled.
Brave Old Mn&catine. 1t does one proud
to say that Ii lives within her borders
i'll these perilouS times. How few, if
any there are, with the population that
she has, that can boast OF having so
small Il margin to be drafted at the pres
ent time. And this is only IL part of
what she eXcels in. Visit the sick, the
wounded, the dying and the weary sol
diers within the neNt one, two or three
months, and make Il note OF the COM
forts administered, the wounds staunch-
ed rs the liie-blood was oozing away and
their lives actually saved through the
untiring, self-sacrificing efforts of Amer
ica's noblest women and men of Musca-
tine-not only through the S535 600 lately
realized through their efforts. with n
generous eO-O'iei alton from SIS ter conn
ties-but hereto, g she has always been
ahead in all good works for the comfort
81 IOWa's brave sons. Then, | say, ali
hai! brave, patriotic and chivalric Old
Muscatine. No sol Cf yours. When
this cruel var is o'er,' viii be aS!.,,meu
80 tell where he resided during the fear
I'll cOutest. hnt, on the contrary, will
tn.i to his ch.laren, his Yrand-children,
and perhaps to his great -gran;i-children
the glorious par: taken by the Bo}.ncs'
I'ch' lnnntY OF 'Ie banner War State,
IL! The >oii,t,u OF s.va.,y against slavery,
y q nnlocr;snH NOT copncrhcadism} against
ari@tu"rlvT. and Il Republican against
what Is >oaght To hc erected into a mo-
narch;cal government.
1t is 10, likely tllat liuscatinc county
will be reached this week, but You will
probably be informed in time so that if
any desire to do so they may attend the
drawing l.. II. ".
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

True to the Instincts Of concentrated
meannes*, tiie tu'.'i.r OF Yesterday re-
fused TO give IL Is.il.ie.'s two important
dispatches, one ir@.i: Gen. Grant and
the other from Gen. tin:.rAan These
two dispatche, simply urged the War
Department ID proceed with the draft,
and giving t:Ia reasons OF those officers
for - ,iu.ng. The English vocabulary
contains no ianguaga strong enough t.
express Ia" contempt of every decent
subscriber 10 that paper for the insult
offered their intelligence Dut why
complain: The pro -;la, : rulers and
drivers OF this man rh1 have exer-
cised for these many MS a similar
censorship Oh their plantations. Why
should not the Ignorant people Of the
North have masters who shall dictate
what they shall and 81 i, hot read /?
This is the result OF pro-siavery teach
inyS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

The Boston Daily Advertiser of Aug.
10Th says the following four points may
be considered as established by the visit
of Messrs. Gilmore and Jacques to Rich
mond:
"1st. That the rebels do not demand
any better terms than the Government
offers relative to slavery, and that their
only grievance is this, viz: that we in
sist upon their remaining in the Union.
2d. That the attempts of the Niaga-
impression that the rebels will agree to
any terms Of peace short ola dissolution
of the Union are deceitful.
''3d. That the rebel leaders will not
submit the question of peace to the peo'
pie.
cath. That the rebel leaders will not
allow the majority to rule"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
a SScfY5ctiN,s.

We do not believe "lie stuck to is rs
good as truth told" II we mislead
the mind of any man we do so uninten-
tionally. y day or two since we charged
ialsehood upon the Cos"ier III saying the
Albany Statesman was u Republic0n
paper We had iii ouT own mind con-
founded that paper with the IajD'ts, a
Democratic paper, and our belief was
strengthened by statements in at least
two we'll conducted exchanges that the
Statesman, was u Democratic organ, We
knew the Albany Journal was the Re
publican organ, and was thus led into
an error, if what the State Re, r
says is correct, which we take for grant
ed, as it's editor is well posted in New
York matters.
We make this correction in stice TO
our readers. who look to us ioi correct
information, as we'll rs to the tosuier.-
We profess to conduct this sheet on
honorable principles, and have no desire
to succeed by falsehood.