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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1864-03-10
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AMOS SMITH,
County Surveyor.
vandalia, Cass County. Mich. june4-7y1

COunty Surv y or,
vandalia, Cass County. Mich. june4-7y1
LEVI j. REYNOLDS,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Ca lvn Townsh p, Cass County Mchga n.
A LII BUSINESS entrusted to his care will be
IA promptly attended to- Charges reasonable.
Address, as above, Williamsville, Postoffice, Cass
County Mich. aug20-lSy1
JACOB j. VAN RIPPER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and General Col
lectng Agent. Back Pay. Bounties and Pen
sions procured on reasonable terms. Office over
the old Townsend Store. decl0-34y1
81 JAMES M. SPENCER
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancery. Soldiers Pensions, Pay and Boun-
ty procured on reasonable terms. Special atten-
ton paid to the collection of Claims. Office In
Brick Store, corner of Front and Commercial
Streets, Dowagiad, Mich. apr23-26lyl
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor In
Chancery, Dowagiac, Mich. Office on Front
Street. - ap25v4yl
CLIFFORD SHANAHAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitorin
ChaDcery, Cassapolis, Cass county, Mich
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UNITED STATES SENATORS. .c
Zachariah Chandler, of Wayne.
Jacob NJ. Howard, of Wayne
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SPECLiL NOTICES
NJ A { A X ! 4:
uE,
affairs OF SACRIFICE
HY AUaU5rA J. Evans,
Authoress OF B.uIdh "

Tii, magnificent Southern Moved, from the
gifted and accomplished Miud of MIS- tyans, VI
Mobile, uuthorcss OF Beuiah," and Gttingy called
81 the Madame Bo 5tar of the South" Is atW la ITS
second edition., revised end corrected
The fpll"wiugextract-, selected from lrnume er itlc
others oi similar commentators. >rcIk All III
Ittly Ci ito superior u.crlt@
E0a, the E01sdOa T,naes
"rhe South surpasScs tho North not only in ,ii-
ton Of surprising literature also Nac3r3a lsthc
' product OF a temai- mind; hat masculine, i-arucd
81 and grand, beyond the qual1tice usually t,urG
' among ltcrr'fHr5 II that sex 1t Is At UnCc ton
'.rtblg 70 the soutl, aud hopeful of Its future"
From. Mr Nsv LofI Dasig Tncs
1t cannot be denied that, in "Mactra, =" NJ
Evans has more than sustained hor splendid pow
er4 IS first illustrated III beuiah > fyi the tur-
- mer Is tar superior III learning, ceLi, and pUr-
" traturt 10 the Latter, while, stony UI tl, wIr
ut casts Ltt iii the shade ali Northern nsils'
F,o1a DeRa,e's E,>ny
Miss Evans bids tar to hc one oi the most
- shining hehts OF our literature. Ia this our own
" Judgment core pond, with that 3t all on friend,
- admiration T.. 4 noble production, and one which
" must pIacc the author on h-h niche. Wherb
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" 10 discriminate IN favor II urca I,Ia ones The
literary world will be an&Iou, 20 hear from M,,,
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pad.
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ICo,t,syDJGc.l,, " tie Da5gat.hj J
STAuNToN, September %, 1861


On Friday, the Esd instant, our town
was thrown INTO u state ol painful excite
ment by a rumor that the officials had
received orders tn pack up the Govern
ment stores; bnt this was considerably
allayed the neXt morning 10y the an
nouncement that General Early had teie-
praphed to the commandment Of the post
to tell the citizens not to be uneasy 1870
Early Sunday morning the excitement
which had been thus lulIed to rest broke
out afresh, and with more intensity, when
it was understood that third dispatch
had been received during the night, from
headquarters, saying our army had leit
the Valley turnpike, and ordering the
stores to be sent oil The churches re
manned closed, the sidewalks were
crowded with men, women and children
hurrying to and fro without any apparent
object, the streets were filled with clti-
zens, demoralized officers and soldiers on
horseback, carts, drays. wagons, ambu'
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MACARIA.- We have received from
Messrs. West L Johnston a copy Of this
work one of the ttoentieth MONsand,
Just issued Its run has been more re
ma,kable than any publication made
since the war
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HusrINus CorRT OF MAGISTRATES. -
The regular monthly term of the Magls
tratos' Court commenced yesterday,
when the following business was trans
acted
Thirty nine lashes apiece were ordered
to be inflicted upon Ralph, slave Of vii
liam Turner and Willis, slave of Rich
ard James, charged with stealing &, 900
in gold from Joseph BTunmel Dick,
slave of Francis H. Smith, and Cyrus,
slave OF William Scott, charged with
stealing five hundred pounds ot bacon
from William IL. .Chaatain, and Mary,
slave Of W. Pollard, charged with steal
Ing one gold watch, the property OF Pow
hatan Roberts.
John Francis, charged with robhing
Philip Lyberger of three hundred and
eighty dollars III Confederate money, one
silver watch, and large lot of valuable
clothing, Was remanded for further eX-
animation before Judge Lyons.
James Dawson charged with stealing
four ten dollar notes from Robert ii
Walton, Was acquitted
Patrick Martin, charged with stealing
one mule belonging to the Confederate
States valued at one thousand dollars,
was renanled to Jail in default of sccu
risy for his appearance before Judge l.y-
ons to answer the offence.
The Court adjourned till this morning
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NOTlCE-A WAGON will leave the
~ Confederate States Laboratory
Mpk kSINtt AT . O'Clock for the ARSENAL BAT
TALON, LOCAL DEFENCE TROoP3 Any per
son wishing 10 send bundles or letters to their tl.-
tly>s OF friend, vail leave them, properly marked,
with Lieutenant u SEAL, Laboratory oilice.
Mr. L. r. pEMBERFOS, Arsenal office, and they
will Dc promptly forwarded. +. }. ENNIS,
lieutenant Colonel Commanding
oc il-3ts Arsenal Battalion.
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GovEasMENT BAGS foUND -Getecti,e es
Charles and Fltchett succeeded in tind
ing, yesterday, fifty ioul Government bags
in a house on the basin occupied by a
Mrs. Conley. Sho accounted for their
being there by saying that she had bought
them from negro who had permission
to sell them The matter will be iuves
tipateu
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s$S MUTUAL Pass ASSOCIATIONS.


JAMES W LIwLtLEs, ,ut the DisPatch,J Frcai-
dent
a NJ. B>uEy. ("f th,- N.,gtiiliJ pro-Pre~ident ;
NArnANiEL TYLER, tot the Eaqutey.J E1cordinE
Secretary,
+ II GIB-oH, General Agent and Corresponding
Secretary;
Il +. WALkrR, lof th, rramotes,l Treasurer;
X, NJ. SMIlH, Of the Sentinel JUHN bAEirI,
Of the Erdminc' v. Is. Aitrotr, Of ihe EngHjycr,
and jaws a, Cow ARbIS, OF the b>tdf,h, plrcc-
tors who, with the hbOy" Vtti crs, shall htyrcharSc
ot the ati:uTs OF the Assoc, Ittiuu
lh1 proprietor of any newspaper Ia thv toutgi-
trary may he a nicubrr "t thI, Association bS r"n-
t1huting five dollars p,l month IN advance tu the
IreI Iry dII iOrW trIu- u ,!.e Gcuelal Agent al
important new Il Oni iiI> los illt.
ANY member may withdraw from the A,-1r lItion
by giving one month nctlct T. til" Pr,-ii ut ana
paying Hp all his dues.
The GrnrE.i Agent 1t the Scat ot GUyggLm. ut.
vii Onward t. nil niriEteI- U! The Association, t
ccr,Itlc hy tel"5laph, nI important n,~s from tins
place tosrthei With syHop', oi Interesting Congress
>Ionl proceedings,
The p.cSs VI each city O toHu viii arrange t,l It,
owu ugcncS dHi pay all charges TOT transmitting
Message 10 them7ciNr-.
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DIED,

la tis4 city If Il. R.hnond, on Saturday, the sth oi
Oetobs r. at tho ieoIdeuco OF tla Rev Dr Pcterkin,
RkbEttA DULASEY, daughter VI tue late
rholn.rs IL Hanson VI Frederick sbuTg, Virginia.
Thoau gruces which are uuttuled III secluslon, and
which aiu scarcely noticed by the busy woild most
surely Indicate the follower ut thIlst and prepare Us
tvI the great realities VI futtte Aic. Such were
the rra,Y3 ot her character Patience and su tiuis-
sloll--gealtlouuas and humility -eutwined together
made ap the orniInoHt OF meek and quiet spirit,
which ~, iii the sight ot Gud. of great price
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RoBBEKY A sollie. in the Second
Market Yesterday morning was robbed
of a pocket hook containing two hun
dred and seventy five dollars and his
flrlough The robbery was supposed to
have been committed by little white
boy, who followed the soldier Tor some
time around the market When he dis
covered the loss Of his money the boy
was nowhere to be found
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AIpING THE ENEMY. - Lorenzo X. Moore,
a citizen of Yankeedom, and William AT
kinson, of Plymouth, North Carolina,
were brought to the city yesterday, and
committed to Castle Thunder on the
charge OF giving aii and comfort to the
enemy.
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Confederate STATES DI5TRi,T CorRT
The October term Of Judge Halyburton'a i
court commenced yesterday The iol
lowing eases we've taken up
Morgan j. Wilson and his surety were
each recognized in the stun OF five thOn
sand dollars for the appearance Of the
former at the November term to answer
ali Indictment lor misdomeanor
James Ii. Pullarl's petition Tor a writ
Of ho5tus coIYH, was continued till to
day
Ii. D. Stephens was discharged from
service, under a htb@os c0rpN5 petition,
Oh account OF his being a justice OF the
peace OF Georgia.
The court afterwards adjourned till
eleven O'Clock this morning.
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LOGIL NA TTERS.

Cry COUNCIL "A regular meeting OF
the Council took place yesterday after
noon at four o'clock MIR Saunders, the
President, in the chair The following
business was disposed Of
Mr. Hill, from the Committee on
Claims, to whom had been referred peti-
tons from Thomas Bradford and John
Freisch, asking the remission of fines
imposed upon them by the Mayor for
purchasing melons in the markets con
trary to city ordinance, presented re -
ports adverse to the petitioners which
reports were conculred in by the Conn
Gil.
Mr. Hill from the Committee on Po-
lice, reported an amendment to the nrii-
nance concerning the privileges of ne
gr0Ss, IN effect that no slave shall be per
mitlcd to keep cook shop, eating house,
driukiur saloon, OF room tor the sale Of
any thing, within the corporate limits,
unless the Owner OT hirer Of said slave
resides in the house where such business
is conducted neither shall they sell
anything on the streets, except such
things a. are raised by then owners OF
hirors, and no slave, free negro OF mu
latto shall sell newspapers in the streets
OF about the markets and railroad dcpots,
under penalty of stripes, at the discre
ton of the Mayor After striking out
the words in the streets" the amend
inent to the ordinance was adopted, said
ordinance to go into effect on and ettcr
the lst OF November. So hereafter no
negro will be permitted to sell papers at
the depots on II the market places
Petitions were read from John Fry and
Andrew pizzini, asking for the remission
Of fines imposed upon them by the Mayor
on account Of violations of the market
ordinance, which We're referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Mr. CIutchtield offered a resolution
permitting members to remain i'll their
seats while addressing the Chair. After
humorous by play of words among the
members, and suggestion from Mr..
Scott that the privilege should only be
granted to those who were too Old to
S tand up, the resolution was withdrawn.
After the appointment Of railroad and
canal proxies to represent the city's i'll
tereSt the Council adjourned
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!HiitIl BARRELS BROWN GAR,
4.tu.l, CRUSHED SUGAR.
. d. hiO AND MAHICAIbO IuFfEE
J. ! at. J.,-l. BLACK TEA
hfr,- olkIP MOLA~Si.S
~ ...-.ll 1 ,,.igo II l1j,,7
ROBERT iIDtEH y 20,
''' No 1t i',..iI street.
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Altbmono sllspattl!,
II E~pAY MORNING - O,luH!E IL, tstl

Ihr bNLy n.0rAI'H j. sold 10 New Dcairra at
T",stN ,'%T~ "a copy. cary C.EHttHs al, author
"a Il chang, ""H nsLL,N ,su FIFTY ,FSts per
W. b t. rcEutl. -It,erIh,ys.
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.NTOLEN. TWO HUNDRED AND

ATOLEN. ~- iFEO HUNDRED AND
- FIFrI DOLLARS REV ARD Stolen, on the
ush OF the Sth instant, uUt ut my stable, on Ghut
tt.tt, ucrr Broad, i4tlk B,rv tHnttlu rONN
hiaak nItu' ant tai. -itr forehead, heavy
5nJ ana hIs twu Whit, stuprsrunWnF all around
h~ taty. lHt>r atBpc- .,re teu."i ~ having 4
ruye t.. around hun heS a ~u4B siddl, sore GA hs
b.rk The above reward Will IN, pad II The Pony -
delivered at Coloucl L1tlgln smiths off, and
cue .tlUIs asked J TUCKER,
iirutentut-C Colonr, Recruiting Slyi,e.
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/ y IL 5 A l. T., first class WORK
'i'">i y,uns large. sound and handsome
= m., ny IA 'insiu oT double taTness. Frice,
az -'FIHJ !" j. G. HALEY,
At Navy Hill Stables.
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FROM BlI.OW RICHMOND


'N'' ''''''% Oh yesterday wa" pc'i'c''s
H"''' "'' ""''' ''''''. t'tJ 'h''@ "'
''h'l'S '''"' " severe 'at'ie l. penang,
FROM fLiLk@hTEG.
From th" Petersburg E,Pr,s@ Nc
2atht thc following account OF Affairs
ou tic south side OF the river:
About noon on Saturday, the vncmY,
I'll atTong force, advanced from ti.u!r
works OH i'cchics' : farm, drove ia ollr outer
ylicttc,. and o,cunira - ,or,,o, ng our
hlca,tumk, which u..r,. ob,nJnuaJ .tt.,.
the. .aut,,r.. Of Fort AtcEo. II y,ss sam
un,,,l II first that TIN. ,I,,n...>,. ,,,I.
ur,paratory f. - sa,,r,,l attack ON n,,r
n,,.,.,,t nn.;t;,, -, +, cnynr ap.t,..r
,o,L n,n,..,,o,L am, o,,,,,.,,,;no. ,.o,
.o,t., j., ,...l;,os. - ,,o.t o;th., o,..,,t
hu. ;,.,l .. ,l..,. ,,,,.n,;... a.,
N..,.,.. c,;,.,,,, .o,.,.,. .,,.,,, ,.,.
yo.,..,la,. ,,orn;,, ,.o,;,., ..,,,hall.,
os.o,t.,,.,t thot tho ro,t.Jora,o'. ,,.oro =.
.. ..,. .,.,, 49,,
:,
W.,
.;.,,-,,,.,.f..
...,.,. t.,,.., ,,
.,, L., ,;.o. ,5,,.o,t :, r,,. N.p,o
and l.,,....,,o,,, ,,,tI SATURDAY. t,,nu,ht
,,.o,,, :, ,L,.,, t,oc,.. into th,,n rg.,,
j.. c,s,. tI..,. ,,er. - loId th.,n na,uo.
n,ntly II voulI not in the lea,t atIrc,
an, ,,ra,,nt ,o.;t,o, or Lri,ltap than
uros,.-,t. ot rc,rhiro the >oItL.j,i, rail
r,.I
Wc understand from good authority
that tho Yankees have erected works Of
the most formidable character on Re
grams farm and all along their present
line OF battle from Chappelps to Indian
town run.
About four o'clock on Saturday after
noon small body of the enemy was
thrown forward TO the "N. Davis
house, one mile west ot the " titon
raIroad, Who at once act HE to that
building and retired lhc house, when
was Jhc Ui the finest country building
IA tlia section, WAS soon In toll blaze,
aui entirely CONSUMED by the doyGning
clement
Affairs Sunday were Remarkably tuiet,
and the Sabbath seemed to be properly
respected. Not cannon was fired along
the lines and only the occasional crack
al q rifle could DE heard
FROM rnF NALiEl
PASSENGERS from the Valley by last
NIGHTS Central train piv, sad accuu 1T
of the havoc committed 10y the enemy il
the vicinity of liar. .ioonburg. aud bel, "
Sheridan has been dong all that Ia,
ia his power to carry out strictly, and Il
the letter. the Infamous order OF
Grant, to burn, dcyaatatu, and carry d" "
a.i make the Valley y bowling Wild a
ness. Ills mcnials have burned all ht
mills and every BAN within their reach
also, al! the outstanding Grain and hay
stacks, The country over and near "ilcf
tileS nave passed /" a waste. fof 'h
der, they spared the town OF iial1's on
burg
II Is SAID 'h"t ABOUT Two nun" 'o'
''"''h '"''''l'e" went OIL "''h '''0 I'll
h''a 'hI" mp bag anu 0'sE"s'' II o,'
i'o'"'heha'ii 'o''l'tJ 'HSy "cic " "'' I'll
less i'ait OF the popiatioi' anu burned
The" houses an' barn" 0eioFo leaving
iEoA IEAHEH>hh
Our forces III Tennessee and Sonth
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g,lvF mUNDEED nOLLARS RE-

s<FIN + IT y y Il I'D I''II4NE-N NJ
WARD stolen from nay ~tlti,s. IN Chester
tl,a6 county, Virginia. "a the uIght ot thr 9th 81
r.la.Qihrr. d DARN BROWN HORSE. lN years
Did tsthyr iasgtr thtn III" m"hum SIN, has i
bite ,4}4t yu the forehead. aId whit spot ,Iyh
.. II t. i,ck, caused }y ia, -,idlr IL - -aUIi,
eertl. aui works ,rry freely IN double og inpl,
harness. siIl nv, tha above toward II Ie;urucI
- Iuc or Wh ic | ,,u 1T inrn
LUTHER VI. MORRISEfT.
Mauch,~tvr, chesterfield county, Nir.,uId-
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NJILLINERY.-S STRAW HATS and
lvl BONNEFS made to order IN the most fash
iolable STYLE reasonable terIs, persons iurniah
ing their own braid. Also, Hats aud BoNNElS
dyed and hleaehed. Cali on Miss Lucy fAfANI,
between Brook Avenue and Adams streets
&C lV--3t*
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VIEWS TFOA PEICE NOTE
NESTS.
The following letter from Vice Presi
dent Stephens, giving his views upon
peace movements, WAS written n an
nv.l to a letter addressed to hlm 10y
several gentlemen III the interior ot the
State OF ueorgls
tEAwIoh1,vIiLL, ut September -, l9o4.
tt,ltItine;l. Yuu will ilei,a *. U.s. Tor Ec t
answering yUur lut4I VI the ith instant SOONER
have ben db-eltt tic tly week Oh Elsi t. nay bIo-
thor III Sp.Itu who has been quite out o health lo
suIu, time Youf itttcI found here on M rctdlu
home ytstuTity. lhe delay u my ltIhIi iAda o.
carlourd, regret
Without 4urther explanation OF apology, allow
me now to say 10 you that no person liv- can pos
sIbly Tee, q more ardent desire iOr an end to b. pat
b TIN, unnatural tul ueltIle-i war, upon honuFahlc
and uI,t toins than do. But really do lot SEC that
IT ls ia Ily power, yOurs, OF that ot any ntunbGl
VI l~Is1ns III position, to lA'u3diatc any move
nrnt that Will uvuu tend II aid III bringing about
IL ult that We, and lhay nioie, 30 much deaiie
The movement bv our Lt2Isl ttuB at Its last tuOu
at the sue cotton Of the Executive, on THIS subject
Wt7 by authority properly Constituted iof sutii
l,ut,,uao That movement, III my luiSmcAt. w'.1
timely luIiliul ani III the night direction NoI
hl, 1t been without reeults The organization of
that pnlty al the North tO which You Teiet EiIy
Justly to claimed pnt of The NUTS oil 1t
rhcsJ 1t Is to be hoped vii he folio"ri by othoIa
t a more marked character II all III both sections
who ,iucoIcly desire peace upon correct terms VIII
give that movement thus InuuSuIattd al ln1 aid
III then power 49,.
The resolutions ut thu Georgia Legislature, al ito
last session. upon the subject of peace, IN my lade
meut embodied and stt fOlth ytly clearly thoso
uiu,lles tpon which alone there ri,n be peIinanent
n,,, between the different sections OF tins eAtth-
slyc once happy and prosperous, but now distracted
country. The easy aud perfect solution 10 all Gun
pr,,cut troubles, and those Ia more grcyou= ones
which loom up prospect land poTtcntoIlaiy threaten
m the coming future l. nothing more than the sin
,l. recognition ot the fundamental principle ami
truth upon which all AmeIicou constitutional nb-
sIty in founded, ana upon the maintenance OF which
alone 1t can he preserved that is, the sovereignty
the ultimate absolute sovereignty of the State
This doctrine our Legislature announced 10 the peo-
,i,. m the North and to the woild Ii ~ the only hey
mote To -leInanent, lasting peace toipiptcnt
with the security Of public liberty. Theold confede-
ration was formed upon this principle the old uniOn
was afterwards foinied upon tins principle; and
no union OF league can ever be formed OF mani
tanned between any States, North OF south, securing
public liberty upon any other principle The whole
frame work OF American institutions, which IN 80
short time had won the admiration of the world
and to which We were indebted for such an uhpar-
allcled career Of prosperity and happiness, WAS
formed upon this principle All our present trou-
bles sp.lng trom departure tfom this principle
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8ifbmona 1ispattb.
JOB PRINTING TEATLy EXECUTED. :

Advertisements will be inserted ~ the rate Cf
portAR. per sqaarr for escn ei itiun-clsEt mes
ior cssj constitute a sGUhTr
Larger Iy,Tti-ements III c7ac, pr5ptsuJU.
Advertisements pb,.d llll - blI "iii b. gharye
G. leI square for every insertion
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I AIDES CORSETS. slG

1 ADIES tURSET0, 10,
Il BIeached Shifting, - to .l3
Brown IS ihirtlnE, 81 2Ji
Fine TWLlod Shlrting, - 80
Fancy WOolau Comforts, SD ;
IaiIC3' BaimOral stockings, 81
Fine Pearl Shnt Buttons,
Extra fine Priul shit Buttons
Suspenicr Buttons, Agate Buttons,
Shuo IaGcs-tutton, silk and Leather
50 reams English Letter fapor
Playing Caii5 BeGhn Gloves,
Englioh Shoe Thread, Spool Cotton,
$50 dozen uentlenen's Halt HOSE
ior sale BY " II lpih, loi Main street
10. il-stst
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hNhl l.. BROOKE, ATTORNEY
II.f~, "a a LAW AND RECEIVER FOR DIS
d.. ~ ., has removed his office 70 the fourla
ti..,+'.'l' 'A' ho'th"aet conner u Franklin uI.4
''''l" oc 10 iW
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II....,'i. COX .>.Ai.E, two .rge PORTABLE
l--..., NJ hpiiEkS, with furnace attached,
r.'.,.' ''l'l with Il capacity ot one hundred and
'''''' gallons. Apply to
JOHN ". GENTRY & 60,
t, No rs Mann street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

NOR SALE, one superior PLATFORM
l. SCALES, capable OF weighing one thOueand
two hundred pounds; one Steel BEAM, with large
TIN SCOOP attached, suitable for weighing Hour
meal one Counter SCALES. viii weigh a. high
thirty pounds. All the above of superior quality
rhyy can be- seen by calling Eighteenth street,
between Gr;lce and broad streets NTH house fIoIn
Grace, oc ll-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

ERESH LOBSTER,
SAUSAGE MEAT,
TURKEY,
CHICKEN
OiSrEkS ae
Ia lEn. Iust received and ior ao by
L. VERIFY,
NJ Twelfth street, between
o. li-Gl. Main aud Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

EOURTEEN BALES COTTON
Il YARNS. ), . ana 10
50 barrels Brown sugar
IL barrels English Crushed sugar,
10 taTrele- Rio and NJ tripaIby Cotice
IL halt-ohc,ts Black Tea
barrels Old Rye WhIskey
ROBERT IOTGH x 60
Vt ii 81 No Ii Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

DSV TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD i"-i, iars, MEEtSttIAGM
PlFE, ,tw,.u Etttc.y 10 / ana intersection -
NJ Z, hau.s Wii. plkr and military road Tie ,,m
was made npIu a Iunn' sfoOt The above reward viii
b- paid for its delivery to at the ltttrT point, -
II the ytil.e If the Examiner Jr Dispatch.
+ +. GWIa
Il,utsI,rut and Acting Adult, a.,
Nineteenth N'!-1nja bait rlIou artillery.
o. 10 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

ID OBERT HILL < son are this Il *
receiving. and Oftrr fuT sale
70 barrel, nice Rye Flour,
- b.rI,Is SuptItino Flour,
barrels Rice Flour
Also,
Cotton Yarns, 81 Green Tea. 10,
BiiCk Tea $50, toif,e, Sl1t
Salt, - cents. Oc Il-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

occupied by Il l.. Dickinson, Hattcr)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-11

Every thing on yesterday was perfectly
qulet OH both lines E.cr,th.ng be
tokens that severe battle l. pending,