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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Sentence eomsnutsf --t3overnof Smith has
c0rnmutcd the Puuiahment u Joseph John
Mccarthy, under sentence Of death Tor the
murder Of his wife In Noyembsr. last, and
whose execution Was 10 have taken place
yesterday, to fifleea yeasa' conaaement IN
the penifentiary. The reasons s.signed for
90 doing are that the daughter OF the
murdered woman, upon Nhoae evidence
Mccarthy wss convicted, has since acknow.
ledged that her story was ehtireiy falae, az
legfug that she vas anade.to perjufe herself
by her aunt. The witness hAs since stated
that her mother had frequcntly th*eatened
to xiii Mccarthy. becausc or his dsniai that
they had been married, sld that the night
on which the murder took place she was
very much under the Influence Of LIQUOR.
and as soon a. he came hemc she picked no
. small bench with which she chssed him
down the back steps. Ina few miuutes az.
ter she. heard the cry Of "murder," and on
going out found the fatal deed had been
committed for which Mccarthy was tried,
It Ii hard to say which statement made by
this girl is correct; but sinee her equivoca-
ton casts some doubt oyer the affair, the
action Of the Governor Is peFfectly reason
alba
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Mayors Court rt-Rscorder James K. Cas-
kie Oft1ciated in this conrt yesterday In the
absence of the Mayor, whose ser:ices were
devoted to the benevolent object of proeur-
log assistance ana nourishrnent for the suf
fering soldiers now 10 our IAldsf. The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
Anthony, slave Of Samuel Moore, was
charged with buying eggs in the second Mar.
ket to sell again in violation Of the ordinance
|governing the sale Of country produce. He
had bought at different places in the market
considerable sized basket full OF eggs,
which, upon being questioned by persons
who had observed hlm, he said were partly
for his own use and the rest for sale. The
eggs wera conhscate,l ald Anthony was or
dered to be whipped.
A charge was preferred against Juo. Smith,
member of the 10Th Virginia regiment, Oi
attempting to shoot James NJ. DeusOerry.-
On Thursday afternoon Smith, in company
with number Of his company, waa walking
up Main street. and observing De,lsberry
ahead Of him. mistook him for friend, when
he playfully hallOoed to him to look gut or
he would shoot him. D. was an entire stran'
ger, and he had NO intention to shoot him,
! or any one else. The Recorder dismissed
thArSse. and directed that Smith should bt
.~ken IL ,he Provost Marshal to be sent ts
his Wyatt, charged with stealing ahors
~ l.. Nv Rodkers, was rananded u
rom Anu; examination before the Mas
OF on Friday next. dsbmongers, charge,
Wyatt q Dudley, ssll again, werd dis
with buying herfings to. neither Of th
charged IL WAS proved thu. - Esh whiei
firm had anything To do wi,h,h ~ them
were alleged TO have been bought -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Accidental kzploaos Of a sAaskst.-As a
negro man was yesterday descending with q
bucket of ice into the cellar Of Juan Pizzini,
Confectioner. on Broad st., he was accosted
by soldier, who jestiugy thseatened to
shoot him Il he did not give him some. la
order to carry out the joke he caught UP his
musket, when it accidentally fred OIL, send
ing ball through one OF the large French
plate window glasses Of Mr. P.'s establish
ment, and into show case filled with cakes.
Mr. PiZzini, who was behind his counter at
the time, made narrow escape Of his life.
The soldier was arrested, but afterwards re-
leased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

1hrorgh Passage to Danv;lle.- In our notice
yesterday of the accident which occurred on
wednesday on the DanVille road, 1t should
have been stated that In consequence Of the
damage to the bridge which crosses the Roa.
nqke river no freight can be taken through
till further notice but that there will be lit
tie interruption to passenger travel, as train
of cars will leave the west end of the bridge
every other day for Danville, for the accom-
modation Of parties who may wish to 60 on
to that place.
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~ 8 ~. SIsiAa-Iha Akari...s

e&. AN APPEAL Ia ins People VI ihs Confea,
~ Ats Statss-Ths Oiteetoss u the Young
Mems Christian Assoc iation VI Richmond respect.
fully, but earnestly submit 10 tbs beaeYoient sni
the patriotic throughout shs Confederate Htates
appeal IN behalf II the Soldiera' families In thu
city. Hlnce tho commenceme, Of the WAr kichmcnd
tss beSn refuge for those who hav0 been driven
from their homes BY our Ruthless enemies. Thou
sands Of helpless woman and children, not from the
devastated counties Of Virginia alone, bat from
nearly every State Of the ConfedeFacy, havs sought
appealed to IN numberIess instances 70 relieve the
sick and wounded soldiers, 70 furnish shoes and
clothing fof soldiers In the neld and hoapta, and %
snoId focd end shelter for thsr suassins nniiss,
stasces, responded 10 every appeal
The suppse Of pfovisioos IN the city at tats time
are reduced, and The dieultiea Of obtaining oth
ers by ordinary means - numsrOus and great,
tnAt the funds Contributed for the Tesf oe the r0oG
Fies Of life.
In written report from the Clo4hiss Barsaa u
appears that thsrs are more than three thoasAnA
females tn this city who Are seeking employmsnt
from the 0ovssDmsnt in vain, aAd Shas thees Who
obtain work nRe nos faily employed. The wageo
received foe thsif work wil not enable tAsse psee
for themselves asd childrsa. without assiseaace,
then, from the city and country generally, nany
instances q aotual starvAtioa must have oocasyod
tlons fos the parchAss of supplies. both fes sRssui
tous datFbusoa ana for sss u cOes but tAs ageass
employ fOg The purpose have Aos been able b pFo
care ths quantity Il provisioas required.
Undef the1o circumstances Wo feel thoA u y onY
duty = opSea 70 our fellow etsaas thsoughout ne
Confedereie oatss 10 forward, without delay, eonls
buttons of money aad supplies 70 the Army oUn.
mtttse a this aseociAtio1. einco The coDmsaceent
OF the war this Committee hAs Abosed s1AIOualy ed
faithfully for The temporal aDd spiritual Wa6re q
our soldiers end their Se0tiss and for - eooeeoe
Of glorious cause. Lot thoee soldiers ~ % a.
touTa1ed now upoa The eve of our ssvsrest, AnA .
trust, our iasN ahA most glorious sampaiGn, fus
wsnt q Ne generous sympai6y and euDpees a thely
friends q oome.
6hipmenw nade 70 Roger Martin, supesinteudant.
o. Wn Aunford, ChaiFnaa q W Army CeAnk.
~, viii - promptly A&4sA1eA -. Ard h eeospa.
empress ehAsgee VII - paiA ~ tAe0 as RtsSnoS1.
Oontxilutioaso nooe1 ahooA Aloe bAoons toaheon
ss.aisasa- wA VILLA y, pses,
ID oas,els ueeResAey. ~ u->e s.
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FROM TRANS-xISSLNMPPE
MEsIpIAN, May O-Little Rock papers Of
the Sd inst. announce the return Of steele
and his army to that place, followed BY
Price.
Thsyer Joined Steele At ArkadelphiA The
enemy are fortifSing Little Rock and Pine
Bluff. -
Dardinale IL In our possession.
CLINTON, La, May IS, via Mobile, Nay 2Q.
The Memphis bulletin, Of the 18Th inst, sn-
nounces that Banks has been supelseded By
Major Gen. Canby.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

The River.-The rise in the James, which
has been on the increase tor several days,
has begun to subside, and in few days the
turbid waters will resume their usual ap-
'pearance. Yesterday WIS the flfst day Tor a
week or ten days that no rain has fallen, and
"A the moon has changed it may tatriy be
considered that the ''fainy eeaaoh' has
nsla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Yankee Deserters-John Hunter and John
Fitzgerald, seanen ON board the Federal
gun0oat Msckinaw, deserted the Yankee
service and came into our lines yesterday.
They give the same old story that they were
forced into service and had no heart TO con-
Time fighting any longer. Quarters were
assigned them at Castle Thuuoer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

A Daring 1nGt.-Yes:erday morning some
adrolt thiei stole from the yard In the rear
Of the War Department very fine horse
which, belonged to Capt John W Riley, As
sistant Adjutant Genl:; This makes the third
horse which Capt Il. has had stolen from
him within few months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

Stealing Afmsv Tho police yesterday ar.
rested y negro girl named Molly, the prop
erty of Jesse Juan, charged with sttalng
$50 from Thomas Kensiugton. She waA
committed to the upper station house, TO
await examination before tbs Mayor this
Iilnfuinu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21
MuapER ny THE YANKRss.-Fhe Petersburg Ez-
press contains notice Of murder BY the negro
trOODg on the Peninsula:

tFOOpB on the fehlhsulN:
On Monday last party Of negro Yankee cavalry
Committed most diabolIcal murder In Charies
civ county, Va. The victim was Nj l. Wilcox,
rectdIne thirteen miles from the Ooust- House, On
the Lever Chickahomtny. The negroes, under
the direction Of white odIser, nrst burned MS
place. Er Wilcox was standing In the yard look
ing ON the ruins or his homo, whsn one OF the nc
gr0 cavalsymea ordered bim 20 "mnrch;" Mr =
Wilcox refused. The negro called to the white oi
6eer "a fhaw What no should do, Al Mr. w was
resis,lne. The 0fscer replied shoot him, where
upou, ono OF the negro suaId Afed and shot him
throue the head, blow the Ten sar, and q he was
faillnS anothes hsed and shos hln !hfoush sAe e1s
arr anl side. NJ w 1ie6 Iastsally.
m n nm ehoa the Hankaoa have AleO certainly
hnse DeAl Ely, . psjases, lsias = chssies ctsy'
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rnwaHDfN Il ca.

rasl.shei a.''y. ts'saass, = ssoe.,~ &C, 7, :
res = go, asea,a, q Se-'n sav.s'.; :.
ss. !. ses',',ss., ss,s,o, ,pesss and dra'sa must 10
:. sh8 :" :. >,t.r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21

tnsOiSufet Cosu. OF the ConfsAersss etasse ~
As nssiasn Dasisict of Georgia.
1sox xoarH eRoRSA
ATLANTA, May eO.-A press repcstsrwho
left Cass Station last night brines lutslli-
gence ofhtavy skirmlshing near Nat placs,
which continued till night. Onr loss w1s
comparatively small. Cssbaraas divisioa
held the enemy In check. Repost says tAat
lighting Joe Hooker was killed, ~ his body
fell Into our hands.
Gen. Johnston Issued hls battle order yes-
terday, telling the troops that our commu.
nicatlon with tho rear was now safs, snd
asking them to initiate their broshsrs n
Virginia and the trans -Miasissippi.
This WAS received with the widest snthu-
slasm. Our forces are In line Just beyond the
Etowah river, with the LEFT resting On the
stream.
[sEcoxD DIsPArcu.
ATLANTA, May 20-The train arrived thle
evening brings no additional news nor re.
ports Of fighting.
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0s pssthsn Dlstrice Of 0eoSela.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-21
W. ELECTION, Thursday, May 26&h-NAgbte
~ gial District MOL:
Nelson
jackson Chtldvey
Dr. Jsaao L johnson
Robert slyii.
Tha above ttcks. viii be supported By
my 2l-Tt MANY VOTERS.

~. TO the Voters Of Richmoad.-HAvtng bsea
~ twice elssied by your vote Attosaey Tor sAs
comnonwsalth Of TIE Circuit Coars Il the CITY e
.Rlcn moad NO more than das rsspess for yeu nakag
It becoming for me 70 say thAtI Am aAadidAis ~
10 election 70 that cf1Oo.
my Tilt. LIffLKToN rAzIwRLL
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LATE NORTHERN ktWs.
New York papers Of the l4th instant con
tain some additional intelligence, which we
give below

TBe aupPosRD vIcTsHy ovra Lss.
The Northern of'hiaIs and papers are In full cry
over the hattie of Thn,sday, IN which sixteen
rieces Of artillery were pi,Ifed from Gen. Lee.
Tae people, hnweves, and especially Wall street.
don'i seem 10 be deceived by t,e bubbab, for they
ehstinaleIy hold snld az 10. Il Lee had b-en In
deed whipped gold in New Yofk tn mpsEow would
not he Mor.ii 80 Secretary saa,rsa IL stiii at.
tending 10 the newspaper department.. here is q
dispatch ru,p"stine TO be Ieceigca by him iron,
Grant s.
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EessFs AyH1
"ef p.lnena
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i''-tSy wb'clu
70 iti' uidrI
d',ngs. Nh
''iAb!y ah~ady
III FcNeiuA 4
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-30

Fsom the Amy hosps,al--the bloody battle-sed-ths
mansion Of The rich and humble abode Of the poor
from the Office and The sacred deskfom the mountain
top, distant valleys and far of islands Of the
nom even nook md corner Of the civilized word-is
pouring In the evidence Of the astonishing effects Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTBRs. Thousands
upon thousands ofiettes like the following may be
at our ofhoe
-. - La,, seen in the army hospitals OF
fourteen months-speechless and nearly dead Al AL.
ton ILL.,, they gave me bottle Of Plantation Bit.en.
Tire. bottles restored my speech and cured
sourH WARSAW, o., July IS, 1868
"s One young man who had been sick
not out Of the house for years with scfofula aud
ErysipelAs after paying the doctors 800
benefit, has been cured BY ten bottle. Of your B,eis
The following is from the Manager OF the Union
Home School for the children Of Volunteers.
HAvEnKYER MANSION, FIRM -SEvBErH-SrRsET, [
New York, August 2, 1858 (
"DR. DRAKE Your wonderful Plantation Bitiefs
have been given TO some Of our children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One
little girl In particular, with pains In her head loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, whom all
medical skill had been exhausted has been entirely
stored. We commenced with but ieaspoonful Of Bit,
.srss day Her sPPss'e and strength rapidly increased
Respectfully, MRS. o. M. DEYoB."
e. .. ! owe much to you, for | verify believe the
Plantation Btters have aAyed my wife
kkV. W. H. wAGGoNER, Madrid, N. Y.
e.. Thou viii, send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly ben
Thy friend, ASA CUREIN, Phil.dcphis, Pa"
"' have been gree. sufferer from Dysgsp-
sia and had 70 abandon preaching The
Plantation Bittefs have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
Send Us twenty -four dozen more Of your
Plauta.isn Btters the popularity Of which daily in
Otsssins with the guests q :, our house cv co
PrOprietors willAId's Hotel, Washington, d. c.
pc. Ihsve given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the
ishins effect. O. W. d. ANDREWS,
superinten dent soldie Hone, Cincinnati, q.
e. The Plantation Brefs have cured me Of
liver complaint Of which was laid up PROSTATE and
bad to sbandon my Business.
"s The Plantation Btters have cured me OF
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
has distressed me for y.sIs; L acts IKE charm;
&c sc &c &C &c &c
The Plantation Bittsrs make the strong, the Ian
guld brilliant and exhausted natures great tesorer
They are composed Of the celebrated CahsAya bsrk,
wintergreen sAsssfrAs Roots, Herbs, ~, all presefs
ed in perfectly pure 81. Groin Run
s T.-lsGO.-X
Persons Of sedentAry naoi's troubled with weakness,
assuude paptaton Of the heart, lack Of appetite, dis
ess .ftei eating torpid ei eonsupauoh' &c. deserve
They are recommended BY The hsAs.. medical author
dial effect TheJ exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure. and harmless
Norioh.-ABy person pretending to sell Plantation
Bttera IN bulk by the gallon sSindler and impos
1t put up only in our patent log cabin bottle
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Deaths.

inMilhaty Hospital Camp PA,le ear Annapolis Md
Sept 49, 1864 u typhoid fever, Henry l. Masun late
member Of llth regimen w. VOL sg'd Is years,
months and i6 dps 10 mefly Of ,aOut
In Nof,hfeld, Dee 10th. Mrs A. b. Houston, aged IS
years.
In Granville Dec llth Leonard A. Abb Oft, aged 81
years
In Calais. Dec i7th, Of d;phiheria Id, Belle daughter
Of r. 7. and Amanda Il. Celley, aged 10 years and
months
In Walden, Dee 18th. Miss Rxa Warner. daughter
Of Hon James D. and Caroline W. Bell aged p years.
In Stowe, Rivetias Camp, Esq, long and energetic
business Of thh region, His age was about ~
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Marriages

In the First Presbyterian Church, Rochester, N Y.
Thursday. Dec %, 1864, Mr. George 0renvie Bene-
dict Of Burlington, and Miss KathMiue A, Pesse,
Rochester
In North Troy VI Nov 3Oth At the residence of the
brides father. by Rev Payson Tyler Of Newport Lieu,
Col u, Powell, u =. O. C., and Miss Ellen q, Roweh,
eldest daughter Of Hon A. J. Roweli.
In Montpelier, lee. q, by Rev. II. ?. Gushing, Mr.
James Boswell Of Barton, and Miss Celia L. CLARK OF
Montpelier
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June, 1865 will not be redeemed paid BY said Bank
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FROM 3. NJ. PETENGlLL = co
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G % o % sseSs sS az X
organs"
Rev. :. X. Chase Of Rumney, ~ ". saysi
have for regarded White Pine Compound as
a sia hs s ess have Just
your Compound for cold, and itiworka charmBgy."
sician, says;
:" ind Ohe compound) excellent medicine In kidney
diseasesn
says Mr. Body, Of the IAN Regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery, At Fort rllinghasti
The White Pine Compound effected cure where fellow
considered In critical consumption BY all who knew him.
lean fully suhsantate this ny IN this Company who
nS"sn. ,9y ,9s hm 70 ny s s o. s 10 eo. c@d
he had nothing, try white Pine Compound"
For sale by all druggists.
The White Pine Compound will be manufactured in
future at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
Geo. W SWEET NJ. D Proprietor.
LOG Hanorer Street. Boston.
Where the subsci iber will have the supervision Of lie
preparation DIR SWEET will attend To the business de-
partment to whom orde,s should be addressed.
j. W POLAND.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-30
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