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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

nx AN APPEAL TO the People OF the Conieder-
~ ate Statos-rba Directors of The Young
Mems Christian Association "t Richmond sespeot
fully buI earnestly, submit to The benevolent and
tho patriotic tEroug hout tho Confederate States al
appeal ia Dobau oi the soldiers families IN THIS
city Since the ouMnieaosnle. oil tue war Richmond
hs3 teen u refuge for those who have been driven
irom their homes by our ruthless enemies. Thou
sands OF heipess woman and children, hot from thc
devastated counties OF virginia alone, put ifoin
nearly every state OF the Confederacy, have songh'
an ssylum In midst. Our citizens have been
appealed to In numberiess instances 10 relieve Int
SICK and wounded soldiers, 10 faFnish shoes sad
clothing for soldiers In the field and hospital, and t.
anord food aud shelter for their Suffering families
aud noDly have they, In this great majority ot lii
stances, responded TO every appeal.
The supplies Of provisions IN the city nt this tinit
are so reduced aud the diouities of obtaining 9th
ers by ordinary means 30 DumerOus and great
that the fis contributed for the relief OF the poor
eau accomplish but little In purchasing the neosssa
rles Of life. - :,
In written report from the Clothing bureau II
appears that there are more than three thousaho
females 10 this city who are seeking empioymsn'
from lhs Government In vain, aud that those who
obtain work are not fully employed. ihe wager
received for their werk VIII not enable lhese poor
women to procure q suiicienCy OF Tho painast iood
for themselves and Children Without assistance
then, from tne city and country generally, many
Instances of actual starvation must have oce urea
Our CITY Council he's made most liberal appropria
tons for the puUhase OF supplies, both tor eratui
tous distribution and for sale at cost Dur the agenu
for the purpose have not been abba to pro
cure the quantity Of provisions reasired.
Under these circumstances we ieei that u 's ou
duty to appeal to fellow citxanB throughout tD
Confeder ate States to forward, without delay confi
buttons of money and supplies 10 the Army. Com
mttee of tais association. Since the commoncenSb
of tho war this Committee has iabored zealousiy AM
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare
| our soldiers and their families and for tho saccee
of our glorious Cause Let those soldiers not Do Oh
louraged now, upon the eve Of our seyerest, and,
we trust, our lsst and most glorious campalsn 10
want Of the generous sympathy and support OF snsI
| friends at home.
shipments made TO Roger Martin, superntcndenl
| or VIM p Munford Chairman OF tho Army Commi,
toe, will be promptly attended ". And IN Accort
| snce with q special agreement made with Inc sape'
| intendsut OF the eouthorn Express Company, u
espress charges will be paid by them at Rishmond.
ntrbuti0ns OF money Should also be sent 10 thei
| seniIeu,sn WA WILLIS, IN. Pres.
| n SI xI0ar Secretary. my Its
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lxTHNOaRAPHk.kS aDd Photographers -proi,o.
~ sails VIII pc received by ihe ao.etssnod natt
ihe nrst day of Septsmber next tor contracts tor
making yerbatlu, reports oil the pfoeeedings and
debates Of the Senate Of the Confederate states
The contractor will be required TO iufneh his
ow a assstants the sersious Of tEe senstc VIII, u
ia estimated average about six months per Ashen,
sud about three hours por Gay
Atalioasry will be fpishcd At tho expense oi ahe
Senate as alao 0 reporters, roo n Tor wiring 0ut
uoter, together with tights and fuel.
Ine coatract will be made for one year from the
nrss M0aday OF November ncxt, aud q pro rata
eom peasstioa paid the coatraetor monthly.
Tho reports must embrace verbatim report oi
all motiuns resolutions, fenaaIks, tpeeeiss, ssd
sach .suaaiiaeatz snsred aE may ee nosdssAsy u
explain the drbates.
Tue con.miltee csti.natc that Tho priacipai 10
porter and thsao sssst.ats pefto. IN Tho work
The chief reporter aud bi8 assistsots VIII De eh
GERS vi the senate, and ents!ed 70 the privileges
and immunities lncientai thereto, aud removal bJ
the .seuass for any want Ot capacity. or ndsity.
A fair copy Of tha deity reports nsass ba Sri!tel
complcte 10 tlme for tho 1t daily mSrnng iapesx
Proposals viii ho Addrosscd " JAS l. Osa, Anacs
soa, Ssalh Carolina.
| JAMES L OAR, ChAirmaa,
RW JOHNSON,
4 q Known.
| Richmond, June ilth, lS6l.
l ialA--afamtl6thAu
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From GEORQLA.

ATLANTA. July 90 Reynolds brigade at.
lacked the enemy's line OF skirmishers last
evening, aG Peach Tree creek, and took pos
session of their entrenchments. He then
charged the reserve pickets, supborted by
Dilworth's corps, ana captured one hnn-
dred and City prisoners.
.fse sath Illinois regiment lost in.Liiieif
and wouAded alone one hundred, while that,
of the 50th Ohio was severe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

FEMALE CofToS BuYERs.-rhe female. cotton
spec uiatois from VicksbuIg aad Wairen eouaiy,
who, We are informed, have been out buying la
.is viii be able to gel Ibeit recent iuicn 10
an, west side 0t Big Biaek white the fniieis Al e
ln Jackson. Whenever You 'see ladies coming
ituni the my IS lines tU buy cotton, eoti"ira
moving your valuabies away 10 place OF safely
Tor the YaakeeS viii eo0n be atoBg> 1hese idsi
ones who have recently btcume troubled WIN
..cUltun ON The btaia,' are ihe avaht couiieIa VI
taids.-Affss Clarion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

ltrUl.EN Bonts.-During Inc iate raid oi tse
Ysnsoes through tbe eoaaty Of hocAotidge tue
following Confederate eight per cent coupon bonds,
of tho one hundred million bean under ac; Of Au-
gust l9tn, 1891, were stOen by them from sif fhos
wilson. Zach of the bonds for one thousand
dollars Nos a, e. 23, "a, aud b. due January v,
1885, Nos gGl, 1858, 265, 2e6 so7 2ss, 2es, a7o Il'
due July ls 1868; No s33, duo January lst, 1868,
ard No ca, due July ist 1867. Also, al the same
lime the folio wing Confederate egat poE cent cn''-
pon bonds, each Ter one ttouFaai dsSiaFs, duo Jan
u.yy lst 1877 we're stolen fsom me- Jchn iu.teT
nos 1884, 1855, 1893, 1897, and 1873.
All persona are hereby notified not TO receive or
trade Tor the eniinnci bonds o. any ol thfif
.cnpops w b COOKS,
Agent for Messrs Wilson and i.aster
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FROM pETERssUs0.

PETERSBURG, July 20. There is no change
In the situation, and no indication of any
immediate hostilities on the part of Grant.
The weather Is warm and sultry. There
was heavy rain yesterday, which refreshed
everything.
The report of Grants death is contradict.
!. ed by deserters who entered our lines yes.
terday.
There Is the usual skirmishiDg and can
nonading
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Fue.-The operations OF an incendiafy
succ eeded in destroying the stable OF
Thornton &. ipscomb, GA Heniy street,
between Clay aud Marshail, about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Included in
the destruction Of the building wa5 fne
buggy and some little forage, involving to-
gether a loss of about three thousand dol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

r O3r Bonia-Tsk.n ftom the subsc.!bsr by tho
Yankee, In their r.iJ through Anlsiia eeun-
ty la tao Eaonth % aay Last, tbs following olEht
Confederate skistst ct fer csat bonds, t5Vo cach,
,ssuei august is 1902, soj payable Janusty, 1881;
Npg bss SAP G5J, t5s, 6bI 6b5, ba6 6hT. The fore
gazing bonds were issued to me, aud having osea
lost M above stated, I give notice that shaii
make application 10 the Treasury Tor Their re-
nswai. .aa tins ubiso aYe warned not to receive
diaposs of said bonds. JAMES EOTT.
~
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By order Of h tx Gen kEMPFR,
; 2l-iw X ii CArLE rf, A \ Il.
OFFICE or COMMISSIONER OF TAXES, I
hinhmnnN MaN a lAll

OFFICE or COMMISSIONER OF TAXES,
Richmond May y, 1854.
! NAiRUCllDNS III reference to the Assese-
L meut aud collection Of the additional ten
Isf cent Oh protts.-lt having been ascertain
td That al error has been committee, in the
4esessIdaLt aud collection Of the additional
Ion per cent. on profits, all assessora will as
s'5s Iis profile, ouly made by buy ing and seii-
ips at any tune between tho lst day of Janu.
,a,iy l5o' aud The ist day II January, lSG5-
A"e pfohts on which the TAX IL imposed by |
aAd IL paragraph Of See 4 oi an act entitled
aa act to levy additional taxes for the com
1'oA defence aud support of the Government, .
a'' The profits u.aie by buying aud selling be-
'Te0" 'ho tlmes men,ioned, the copuistive
'oll"hoiiVH and being Used, the buying and
'''Ag uinst bNth take place between tho lst
N'y oi Jah"i'st f5i+j and lhe LIST day VI JanA.
a'f. Ioi.' Such were the lnstructiOus Issued
"Va via Oiiice Oh the iSt Maich 1861, and
"'i To ivGni Al page 5 of additional inslruc.
''oii', thoiofvfo tho erroneous ,.ssess aisuts
IL 'ds Ia some diailicie need not te collected,
1"4 NO aseeeeoss viii refrain from guch az.
keaeMeAts
"a Ihe len per cent additional tax on prof
,f Haao Iy bayiu2 aud selling between The
''' IAJ oi janaaiy, 1863, (aciudSns that day J
""' 'uo 1ist lay Ut Dseenibof, 1851 (iDclud-
'"s 'bnl iay } viii be assessed and collected n,
.ASS ihn iaohIs dsiis Y od iom tbs saine source
'o'"sHn the let .iaY ot JauuaYy, 1854 and the
'" 'as oI i'eesnbes ioti both included, will
Ae0essod aud collected immediately after
~" 1ist day OF December 1854
}. w. IL UNDERWOOD,
Aetihg Commissioner OF Taxes.
Approved;
"'shedJ T. a MEMMIsGER,
ny - Secretary OF THO Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

The Mobile Telegraph, oi tba titi inat, f'ate
that A party Of fanEses aud ieseIters Teetnuy
went uI, To Nj Yuice's place at HOniosass, Fi..i
with Two steamers, cafsied away what ihey
waited, aud consigacd to The hsmcS bis hne
JwstIlpg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

RoGbsYy.-The store room of Alexander
Garrett, on Marshall, near Adams street
was forcibly entered on Tuesday nigh ant
robbed OF about three thousand dollars
worth OF shad, lard, bacon, &c. As usua
in such cases the thieves escaped without
molestatiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

II OSc or stolen $it0 KeSstd Lost, ON tbs
Il = evening Of the tsta inst, ostwssa hayc's
Bridge sni the Locks est sboys the D'nvi,lo
Bridge, q buekskin poekst book, c3stsiniae a sia-
gle cass gold watch. Mo %, 2ss. III ado BY NJ To
blas q Co, aad al,o = goii ring. I've above re-
ward will be paid for tns said watch and ring &C
the store of Johnston &'BraHstra, aud no 9nes-
tions asked. w u utGalSS.
iy l9-ru Th2tt
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Police 6rYea. a.--Oiicer Granger arrested
Yesterday afternoon negro fellow named
James, slave OF Childrey ~ Jones, charged
with stealing pair OF shoes from Elizabeth
Woody. The matter WAS disposed oi by
Justice Chandler, who ordered him to be
WhIpDed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Ex Gov Ford, vi Ch'0, Senator sPIague, oi
Rhode Island, aud senator Wilkinson, Of Minnc-
set, were 0a visit ~ Meade's quarters In fi.,ut
OF Petersbuss, On the ssh. 0ea HiIaey was 10 give
ti,,n, big dtpnut lhe next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Judge Lyon's Co,0t Civil matters again
consumed the yime OF this tribunal yester-
day Friday has been set apart for the ad-
Indication Of more important matters to
III ha puhlif,
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= USf-At Beayerdan station, on the CentraI
1 4 Railroad, on the 9th May, 1864, Certificate NO
3Ot, for two shares 6i The Richmond importing ana
Ex,ortIpy Campauy. one share OF which Was uans
ferret TO u A CrenRhaW on tho 9Th Januars, 1861.
Also, Corilfica'o No ~, January TO- 1864, Tor hye
shares Richmond Glass Company. new cofuheAtes
will be applied for, ami all perh0us are iore~afned
from trading for receiving thCin.
ia:8-Isiwt JOHN A 3ELDEa. Jg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

"A hhhaonD AND fkIsRanpku'N X 10,
Richmond Jaiy ~, teca.
| lhibEaD noiice. e.-..TAs Board OF Directors
~ nave declared a di send Of 10 sss cent an the
- ssoel Vi thE Company, payable on appiics-
,, 1hs ssoakhoi .s al lbe olhse Vi the coaapsay
..., o,ty' 10 all psisoas VINO were stock holders
- '''1 1ase, ieUi, VI ~ tLeir iastsi sitsrosys.
,s,, ,o N W WARRINGTON,
'~i" Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Y OST-JoDfederate Bonds.~-Lost, on Friday, tha
4 Sth day of April. 1884, (supPoscd to be lost at
Coaifoid, In Chesterfield, on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railioad,) two Confederate pcr cent Bonds,
one No sea- for 1000, ssued May 49, 1858, lntereet
paid to st January, 1864 the other No 4,1es for
nj 500, issued ith september. 1858, interett raid
10 Ist January, 1854. CRoWDEH'
NV 2R-IYs6ws
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large number of fat cattle and an im-
mense amount of spoils of every acscrip-
ton. From another source we learn
that at last accounts the captured stock
was being driven down the Valley.
FROM GEORGIA.
There was no Official intelligence from
Georgia at headquarters last night. The
telegraph reports pleasant little affair
on the evening Of the roth, in which a
line OF breastworts and a number of prs.
oners were captured. II is to be hoped
that this is the precursor of more i'm
portant successes. Judging from the tone
OF the newspapers of that city, Atlanta
is to be defended with heroism, and the
belief is general that the great battle fol
its possession will come of in'a few days
The army and the people are in fine
spirits, and confident of driving back the
invader of then soil
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aif5l;onb Wispastt.


,.,,a Ia poslished daily. t tsonasy.
ep,ea s.ss s elk months Tss neaa.s ,a.,. 'Gs ~
- e':sfs a,aS's. '''' O''A'' ''' ''' "''''' "
,asaes ,,,.nee, by mail arc 81 the risA Of these
W them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

LAY We are under obligations to Mi
Frederick Freeman, of the Southern Ex-
rfes', tos Petersburg papers OF ycsterda, In
advance oi the mail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

Arrest Of Snpposed Spy.--WillfazG John
son, charged with being . spy, was brought
to this city yesterday afternoon aud coin :
mitted to Castle Thunder. lie was arrested
in Charleston, G, aud set down nj q dis
loyal subject In consequence OF his inability
TO produce proper vouchers; bal II his
statement before the chief Ot the Cnnied-
crate police Is to be relied on II will turn
out that he is u native OF Norfolk, Va, aud 4
seaman In the Confederate service, but un-
fortunately lost his vouching papers be-
tween this city and the one at which he was
arr eSted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21

EOUND-Bsyoni tho ChicsshoDiny, four ln'isj
r. f.om Bottoms Bridss, vsry good : here
rockawav, Richmond make, and which had bsen
abandoned by the enemy. Ii can be Ees n ct tho
York River Railroad Depot, and persons @ aiming ,t
are refsrTsd tTiiunier i Lucas, Attorneys 1T Law.
l73 Main st, Riohmcnd, Va. who, upon soni ;ient
prooi Of title, snd payment Of ast szrenses have
authority to deliver 1t up 10 the owner.
10 g9-wiws TAYLOR.
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n Orf--soms rbort time since, t~e q = Treasury
1 , Cert ifeaies, OF tho following dstss. numbers,
aud smoun,s Ono dated March a5th ,+or 2 300, No
at.2: the other dated March tSth, fer 81 900, NO
b6iy The public are torcwarn,d from .radins Tor
the above certificates, the subs Iiber having nj.
ready taken legal steps 10 Insure their renewal
}. ROSE.
taIa-laxCwI No 266 BROAD hiFeei.
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OfFICYAL.
,,......ns RsssRss FoRcss az W,
h'N'N Redmond, July "a, isoL !

kscNthpHht o"'y ~"b
,yrRAI. ORDERS, No p
O., ~ ,srsous belonging to the Reserve
II a" ny sEsent from their commands, and
s'Ses, Nc. No" oaexp pred fatieushs granted and
- hsTiss rasatye commanders, ahder Ln.hor'
st, stne' " i,Lsse headquarters, ace repaired in''
~ h|"i .aiy - ia their respective con p'h'"s
81" 's', IA 1sIsr the pcusity ei bs'ug ss'
s 'v1 "a conformity +" law TO three yss'e
."Sa ;" ,',,b The active forces AZ 1t they we're
rs''.s ,he asss Of eighteen aud fof'y live.
tr'N Sc" .",,artlon Of ten days after the post.
Al 'A' az. order in their respective counties,
5s q. sn,oling ilisefs wilt promptly arrest
s.''' I've mentioned ahsentees and csuse
t' :. IA .tellverei Al the nearest camp ot
'a'" ,,,, f5s aSsl.. ..ninent 10 service with tho
i've forces
H.,smutious granted or extended by eu
''l. .b,sfs e.lasr before og since the 10 h
'"'I M,,. 1881, ace revoked ami declared
a'' f'.aI, ,.ri. auI vail not protect the par.
amy them from arrest aud assignment
80 .,.p.,4 :ofccs nuder this order.
U, Older af B,ig Gen kENrsG.
X ii GA ILEff, a a Il
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&ithnlonG pispatrb.
Thoes Az MOANING. Na.......... July -, ise,
JULY -, 1864

fs~- TnE DISPATCH ia sold TO News
Dealers at IWkNrY CENTS per copy.
CITY CARRIERS are authorized to charge
oSk DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS pr ss,ek, TO
rsgislar Subscribers.
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n ysr--ln the month OF Msy last. u Cohieder&
/ Stsiep Cor ftiacsie for four per cent bond Tor
500. dated March IA, 1864, and made paya IN
kdward Webster. All perrons are warned against
trading for the came Apple alton viii be made To
the @ ) Treasurer Tor renewal OF ths above GER
ttcste lie 3-1ex6wti kt MccHf-
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i4I I6-a
,oensa,uas alua sraNas.

1AoakEaIpssE aLUA SfaiNaS.
Va watering place viii no orsa % VISITORS GU sea
altar Jaiy 10Th. .,.,h a., ss,.w.,ar
ms Coatra, csrsaaw raa usoafe 70 Ssas@en. nss.
ns,, new s.axc lac 10 put on, which % expestoa
Ia be doae in few days
passsoxers By CAnai 10 Loxngsoa viii usa e'ia
yaysnae bv back 70 this place.
TTsass |. ard pcr aAy 10 tAyab'e ia nsw hsaSs
YRAzimA = RANDOLPH.
4. ,.ao-sshwa~s fs0pslstsfss
yiuCks ~ hrve on bana hsnasems asso.s~ Y.
- ut Of ciecss, which wiii seti faw enA 49,
rsHi 70 keep good tine. ctncss .sa.. 49, =
"a Ana vork d, s1liks mAnrers aad wtAoet w0sy.
"a sa.a : icv esapiy pssi hsxess sasaeas Rr
F, bakess 10 pAsk bfs4A Y ~ 49, VSan ~ -.
! v II 6ss Hea q - - - "a
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y OSr-ConlederAte Treasury Receipt No III
1 dated March n, 1854, 10 favor OF The sueseti-
ber for one thousand doaIB-i being recoips Tor
A bond for per cent la accordance with the lem
seotien OF the act of February IL, 1894 Notice Is
hereby given that application viii be wsds Ia
"1o nav aapIswsst w n CREW.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


TsaroEss o. sss rRsss AssDcfAffco.l
intered according 10 sct of Congress in tbs ysss
1853, BY j. =. rHaAsuxR la the Cissks once 81
The Lhzttict Court Of the Confederate ssstes for
ths aoFihefn Dlsttist Of Csorrss.
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a SHLANn Hotel -fhis pleasant rcssri is
~ opsn for the accommodation of picnic par
tee transient boArdars aud Others destsirg to en-
10Y the beas at Of country air ia cool, pleasant.
and healthy locality Its spacious and well shaisd
lawn and ample rooms tn1rd special sttr ss,ioas 70
parties seeking recreation aad relief from tue best
be farnished 10 sxs,er GA iei, rotee stssa 10 tbs
andessisnei,
Farther iaIormk.ioa bo he'd al ,ee eIee aI
the superintendent ot tho RichnsoaJ sfeassieas
burg Railroad.
TfAtns lsayo Richmond daily al u a - aa4 20 =
n. ned returBag sEriss at Rchnoed al v % ! a
and 4 10 Pm.
NB-ExeaIsson tickets at hall fare for the toaai
trip good Tor tho day oa whian thcy ssaea oisy
be nad st the railroad ticket osssce IA hsshmaad
~ a--tawSwt JNO PsRRX, Ptcptietar.
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Y AIDES aud lhlidrcn's
Straw Hat Maaalaetotf'
Nas SfRoSa respectfully announces 80 ths pas
lie that she Is tadies AM ebsid,.a
hats at her residence, On Isl si,eas, Oregon ita'
Keeps coaslsatiy On haad hats w tas hhssa aass '.
~ f,d ul.l.t fashionable stYie, AT teiafed pshs
Also utdess received aad promptly sxssss.s,.
Continuation of tst stssett
.,e ~ Ussgoa tt.si
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11

We shall most readily ssppress this rebellion and
restore the authority cfhte religious
es &c o tbe
dent when say that we fighting only TO preserve
the integrity Of the Union and the Constitutional
authority of the General Government.
71s inha6itanfs OF Kentlcky may rely ppon u that
their domestic fnsfitufi0Rs qcU ip no manner oefn-
fesered scith and that eNerS recetce at our hdnda
peat that you WILL in all respects carefully regard
the local institutions Of the region in which you
command, allowing nothing but the dictatesof mill.
Of these instructions. MCCLELLAN TO BUELL..
This rebellion has assumed the character Of war;
as such 1t should be regarded; and i should be con
dscs the highs; pses 6 S GaT
erent. u should not Dc ataA tear upon popHia-
Sa s@cSs agsa ssr ass eo%9sSa Ss
executions of persons Territorial organization Of
States, NOR Jorcible abolition Of sidcery Aoutd be
ontempidted IOrG moment. In prosecuting the apdr
al pfirate property and una,,ned persons should Be
strictly protected subject only TO the necessity Of
military operations All private property taken for
military use should be paid or recepted for pilage
| and waste should be treated as high crimes all un-
necessary trespass sternly prohibited and offensive
demeanor by the military towards citizens prompt
y rebuked Military arrests should not be tolerated,
except IN places shere actiue AOstihiss ecist and
odfhs not required BY enacfments constitutiondHy
made. should BE- neither demanded nor receiced.-
Military government should be confined to the pres
eryaton Of public order and the protection Of pot-
cal rights. Military posoer should not be aore to in
ferfe,e eith hereidfions of sercitude either BY sup
porting or impdirin0 the authority of the master,
ercept for suppressig disorder, as IN other cases.
| tMCCLELLAH's HARRISON LANDING LETTER.
| Time and tho long continuance Of good fortune
obliterated the recollection of the calauities Of
| years preceding the adoption Of the Constitution.
They forget that concilidtOn, common Interests, and
mutual charity Aaue been tie foundation. and mas
De the support Of our Government, and all the reta
| ftons Of tys. Rcoettion dgdinst q
Government IKE ours, schich contains soifhin hsel
the means Of SELF adjustment and pacific remedy
for ecits, should neper DO COMPOUNDED scih recotp-
ffon against despotic potrer tehich refuses redress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11

Irritate and drench the kidneys and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease. -fs-I
We present the Constitution Water TO the public
the class Of diseases for which il has been found SO
eminently successful for curing and We trust that
we shall be rewarded for our efforts In placing val
of patient and physcan.sd y -'-II.l7 : = !