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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24
LANCASTER 4 co.


Richmond, March II, 1854.
NJ Office Il hereby given that al checks gwen
ssntsd Tor payment BY the 25th March. II presented
aer that time they VIII Be paid IN old currency
par or IN the new currency at the rate d Two ool-
lars Of new Tor three dollars Of the old, a. our OPP
zion, In like manner all amounts duo rs which are
mot paid BY 26th March, must b. paid In new cur
rsrcy; or, II paid m the old, at deducsion OF SS7
per cent from 10 par valCe, established ~ act OF
Congress. AND6kSoN . w.
NH i2-t4kth
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presented by the 9Oth inst, or they will be laid in
new currency less S3H per cent and all psrsons
NH ao-5s w. B. JONES 4 CO.
NOTICE 70 Debtors and Creditors All persons
~ holding claims against me- individually, or %
agent, administrator Of the estates Of John D
Qasries, decd, Peter II Montague, decd, AMI Mary
hereby notidsd that said claims must be settled and
checks presented for payment on CT before the 25th
inst or they will be settled in the old or its equiva-
lent in the nsw currency and thcse Indebted to me
rency, OF IN the old At 66K cents II The dollar
4 FRANCIS ISBELL,
NH n tasshM c,rner 1lsh and Bank sis
A LII persons indebted to me are requested to
IN make payment previous 70 the 2eih Of March,
for after that date shall require payment In new
currency, or the present issue at 33K per cent dis
count. Persons holding my checks, OF 70 whom |
am indebted, must present their claims before the
9Sth inst, a. after tlat can only pay them In the
present currency or four per cent Confederate
boads. Kent, PAias Z 20 excepted.
!. .nh:a-4. s na hH .s,ss..
NOICH -Al psrsons having money 10 eur hands
FIN Tor produces sold, or other1ise, uust dFawit
tho 9th Vf Aarch, or IL viii BE- paid only IN
The pssent currency o. q per ssnt bonds, at oar
thsm hsfoss that 4aas thsy via b paid only n Ne
preecnt curreuey. Az p6Bens indebted - ~, they
% not pay hsfre thaa date, mast pay IL the pew
'' n ssZ-s4 1flao1A : '.sAAl'
NoElOE-The Cay s.visg. 1sak LIVING dsser;
IN mined - yIn1 q ~ slAira, netios b hesShy
eiven totto depo1togs @ cono foswaSd e oaeo aud
WilhAnw theF fnnda. 1hose Who fail - - - PRIOR
= Ne selh March, loee ere hardly net1ed thss the
boa1s fsr ths beasas, = aathorssd ~ st Of Oca-
gfs9 ua1s ~ fEss ssetaea Of he Isesas ourrsasy
0n..
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HIaHLANl FLING,
sss In character by
Katie and Little Rachel.
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
By eight little Misses on stage
Children dance until IL X o'clock, when Commences
THE ADULTS BALL.
u. On account OF The great expense attending the
getting mp Of the Aabeaux the following prices WIN
be charged admission
ladies' and Gentlemen, each. ...........xH
Children, not scholars, each .............
Children, scholars, respectfully invited. 8
Tickets can be procured ct tho principal music and
book stores. 49,.
4 Aas band and choios refreshnsnts on hand. Il.
mn 22-Ste .st.sS.
A GRAND eRLDCT BALL viii b. given at Nsw
IA MAHK17 HALL ON ThuFsday evening March
The nanaeemeat respectfully announces that no
meaas viii Be left untSied % render II one Of the
noss pleasant, agreeable and respectable balls Of
osoA os1sr vil - safarords s.z.s.
< PsoE Tfsmesss CotllllOp Band has been enxnscd.
BAx&sF MAssER-- Prof Thos Carr.
NAnAesRs -Cagt McDermis, L Hopkins. "
GENTRY, 1t las K McDerman and A V-6eradlina.
Tickets, admitting . gentlemen and ladieo = s.
90. No ladies' admitted cxcGpi those who hsye
fnvitnuOn tickets. m 93-0t
WHI 7IEsf GRAND BALL :
- -aournERN srAS cLU3,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24

TIME creditors Of John p Huffman, dec'd. whose
accounts were before Commissioner Evans, viii
call upon me Immediately for their money, ss am
pfepsT cd 10 pay them. can be found at heme,
whore have been confined sincethe LIST Of January.
This Is the last call intend mako, and hope you
win come and get your ncnoy Immediately, - you
all reside in Richmond. KEE5KK,
NH 22-2t Admir- Of Jno = Huffman, decd.
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e(.Agg sss1 .-~~~~-~,,>.~
Mlw nlCHM0ND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Munger. .......... e ogssa
zRURsDAY EVENING, Nareh n, 1864,
tn, performance viii commence With the beautiful
Observation-Disclosures,
whsn will b presented, for this night only, the
DON CESAR DE BAZAN;
MATCH FOX KING.
.Msritapa, the Singurs.
Ogden in his popular character Of
the Gay Cavalier,
DON -Cmsar Da Bszan.
Dom jose dc 6antsraoi.. s...........y Charles
Marquis de Rotundc...... .........:.J w Thorpe
Lszarillo. .eaino frTungt0n
Warehouses de Rotundo. ............... Mrs DeBar
Songs,
M Sec biias Of the day foz programme of music
and cast Of characters, &c.
ga pA Ma n ons ast, entitled
A TICKET OF LEAVE.
In preparation, the stirling Drama, in three acts,
'''" '' RAG PICKER.
The Mysteries Of Paris
Doors open at :, performance compences At pre-.
cisely. NH 24-1t
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4, .he res,dsuee Of the brides mtess, - - ~
,u.s. ~ Rev 0ArI!ck, q lE,e nv 1Ti}SHY
SURGEON G ., 70 No "a. AZ HnnGvei
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NfOTlJG- i hereby notify all persons indebted
IN TO me that will receive the present currency
IN payment Of their debts unsn the 2b:h inst after
that time shall require payment In the new cur
rehcy, or the old as So per cont 0ecOnnt. Persons
holding my checks. or 70 whom am indebted, must
present their claims before that date after that
day shall pay them IN tho prcpsnt currency or four
PSF cent Confederate bonds WI PRICE,
18th street, between Main end Cary.
NH lz--0f} Richn ond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24

AaL persons holding Tho CHEEKS Of this company,
N or The cfhcial checks OF 3 4 Chinn, euparin
ta1d1nt, James n Harris, Superintendent, or 4
Michaels, Superintendent, are hereby notified 70 pre-
sent them fos payment at the bank on which they
are respsCttvely drawn. prior to the 2osn day q
old currency, OF In The currency - the rate q
a. tr g, = Axsd By Tie aet q OoDTyesa approved
toheaary r., 1854 WHP lUUlORDs Dec'ys
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10 Exchange Hotel, cor l4ih and Franklin SITS.
THURSDAY, March "a, 1864.
PROF ST MAUR BINGHAM'E
eELECT
GRAND .TABLEAUX,
sTATUARY,
Classic and Domestic.
Brilliantly Illuminated.
Tho colored 1res have been prepared at great ex-
pense BY the nrst Pyrotechrist in the country, ex-
Both fres and tableaux will far excel any ever
given before In Richmond.
Tableaux commencing precisely At sk O'Clock
doors open At O'Clock.
After the tableaux.
KATIE end LITTLE RACHEL,
By particular request. viii dance the
HIGHLAND FLING
In character onths stage.
After which, eight Of the
LirrIs Mlssss SCHOLARS
Will dance on the stage tho
PRINOE IMPERIAL
Or, quad des Damesi
az originally danced by Celarins's Misses scholars
In Paris. =
AaeThe Children win take the floor until Tx
ADULTS BALL
The stage IL well elevated 30 that all can see, and
strict order win be enforced.
PROGRAMME:
eYAfUARY,
With Ladies', Gentlemen and Children.
l. e-Wo -Dabbin
2. The Blue Bell little BacheD. :. Royal Academy
Beneath its bells of pure azure light
And It's dewy petals 80 fresh and 20 bright,
Fairy feposed, oft woopg the breeze,
And kissing the blossoms that fell from the trees
5. The Monument
81 am NOT dead, but sieepeth."
T. THO Bros Ness... Naeacnai Gallery
.. rre CHpsve Keller
DOMESTIC.
1. Ths Cottar's Saturday Night. Burns
z. ARAB AAldsRt Fountatns. .Findene
o. w uh0 b w me- Burns
oslo wfsss Willie had,
wad ma gle button for her,"
4. Tue Ten virslns. ........-.......... Keller
g.. The Gypsy Cop
8. Feast Of Ros Ialla Rookh
4 QnaAn q Nit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24

A1OTICE.-Al cheeks drawn by this company.
IN and all demands against It, due previous 10 the
25tn last, must be PRESENTED for payment on be-
fore that day. All claims due prior 20 that dale IRE
sentod payment after the Let proximo will be paid
in the present currency ct its par value aths op
tion Of the company in the new currency atte rate
Of two dollars Of the rev currency for three Of the
present. NV WARRINGTON,
NH 8--t24thM Treasurer,
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NJ ONCE.Al persons having funds in our hands
came before the 18th March inst: and all checks
drawn by "a must be presented before said time ct
the Traders Bank, or both checks and balances will
DO paid in the present issue OF Confederate Treasury
notes or in four pc. cent bonds, at our option.
NH 22-t1SthN WILLIAMS ELLIOTT.
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N0fiCE.-sil check5 dawn By % up g Nh
IN inst must be presented At ito place OF payment
on or before that dsv, and oil persons having claims
against " arc requested 10 present them immedi-
ately. HAxALL h CRENdHAW,
HAxALL CRENSHAW co.
IRWIS -CHENSHAW.
Richmond March H. 1884 NH I7-AtA
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1rxCNLpHT eass - Dus1nseea oenoo
fSsals & aasuea---yHlSs 80 8 eVuo 49,
prenaasa % zhoesdVs - - - ~
6eleek, p y, - eso6G0t 49, 80 80 49,
coStnlaina ~ 1eeggI - ~ eone u -
yoFd. Il = roensdea . - o1n4 - b1enlT
fesue eseh. The 09ee - H. - - - -
pursAegsss o00Dsu A141s
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KeTrGE.-AIl parties holding our checks ON any
IN Bank are requested to present than fas pay
ment before thu Goth March; otherwise they will
only be psid in the present currency lie eQuiya
lent in new currency.
mh 22-0t ELLErr, BELL Z FOX.
K1OTICE.-Chseks drawn by Us must be present
IN cd at the Bank upon which they are drawn
before the 2esh inst. Claims against us must be
presented by the 9oth inst, they will be paid in
new currency less SJH per cent. !; and all peFsOns
owing u must settle before the 18th inst, or we
shaat receive only new currency.
NH so-5t !. w. JONES CO. /
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AYOuCE-Al persons holding my checks or hav.
IN ing balances due them In my hauds are hereby
notified to draw the same BY the 26th inst otherwise
all such checks balances will be paid In the old
currency or four per cent bonds. Balances due me
bonds, az agent otherwise not retd before the
95th inst will be received in new currency only.
NH l7..6tt Jas MOORE. +.
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sALE-Lease az machine. shop and good
mower until June 18th, 1865; ave iathcs.
ue ontter, one drill press, ore trip
~ith's forge and tools, &c, oil in
tersbasg, VI. Address
Dr g D FoOTR,
Richmond. Va.
= Daeei II have
anet:elllle Brown.
AgnFe Of $3.50
:. Aidreso
's-ltt
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NOTICE -Ailpsrsons having fuada in my hands.
IN or 10 whom either Jesse Williams or myself are
sisdebted- must present their Claims before 2Sth
March, ss only the present currency, OF its eQuiya
lent in the Dew issue Will be paid them after that
date Those indebted h either Of may pay In the
present currency until the 2Sh inst after that date
ihs new issue will be required.
nh 2S-3t A D WILLIAMS.
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M1OTICE.-AH checks drawn by the undersigned,
~ individually or - arm, must be prseented
before the 2sth inst as the bank on which they are
drawn; end all CLAIMS asaidst us mSst be presented
for payment before that date, Ia cefaut Of which
without Interest, In tho present currency At par,
IN the new currensy q - IN yment Of % such
claims Tmh lo--6lt1 R0 &P MAYO
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1--WE Hundred Dollars Reward Supposed % have
been taken from my gallery, about three weeks
SINCE IN Ivory Miniature Tin red morocco easel OF
lady. The painting II about sixty ysers old, Of .
lady with white dreeB, and tuPban Of same color.
will give the shove reward for the picture, and no
questions asked. JULIAN VANNERSON,
NH 92-S't No " Main d.
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n / OTICE.-in consequence of the recent act Of
"a Congress relative to 'Funding," aud the con-
curfence Of the Banks in support of the same, all
persons holding checks drawn by me previous to
the 25th day of the present month, will present the
same for payment before that date, as by with
holding the came they can only receive notes Of
the present issue in payment therefor
NH 23-3t. BA COOKE.
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II OSr- on 9th st, between Iranklin and Main, 2
4 black thread lace Veil. A hberal'reWard VIII
be paid il left Of the. of3ce Of -
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Any Information upon thu subject will Be gladly
received BY the Register Of the Treasury. NH 20os
T !Osr-DFOppsd in the street, bJsWsen NE Navy
~ Department and thu Naval Ordnance Worm,
Tracing Of . gun The finder win BE- rewarded
by eavns itas the ofaos ~ Ordnance Headquarters,
Navy Department, or ct the Naval Ordnance WORKS,
Cary d, between lSeh and 18th. NIB 12-X
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DONDS stolen from the Treasury Oepartment.-
Is We hAvesbeen requested by the Register Of the
Treasury 10 Cell the attention Of the public 70 the
number and denominations Of the Coupon Bonds re-
Gently stolen from his 01ce in the Treasury. Every
corporation and every individual holding bonds
shoud examine them carefully 70 ascertain Il any
one OF these bonds b In his possessiou They are
worthless Is securities and will b refused paymsdt
whenever presented They are Of the following
umbers and denominations:
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KIOTICE-An persons haying claims esasnst the
estate of the late Capt John qocain, decd, are
hereby notified to present them without delay to
Messrs GoDDIn & APpRRsoN for pay E,ent.
NH 23-3t MOSBY WO0DSCN, Trustee.
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II OSr-At tho Central Depot, On Saturday, toe
Il 9sh inst, . small blank book, containing sevS-
raj letters and other pApefs Of 10 value % any one
except the owner. The hndcf o. tns same VIII ccn-
fer great favor upon ms ~ leaving t u the store
Of Mr. George Herring, No IS 1ain o, Richmond.
NH 13-StA MILu6 H GARDNER
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-17
y.lIaudigham Returned 70 Ohio.

A dispatch from Cincinnati states that G. l..
Vallandigham was in attendance at the Demo-
cratic District Convention at Hamilton, Butler
county, on Wednesday last, and that he was
appointed delegate to the Chicago Convention.
He made speech, in which he denounced the
Government for arTesting him, and said, ''The
time has arrived when it becomes me (him) as
a citizen of Ohio and the United States TO de-
nland, and by my (his) own act vindicate the
rights liberties and privileges which (he)
never forfeited but which for SO many months
1 (he) have been deprived He is evidently
acting in open defiance of the Government
1tis believed that Vallandigham has been in
the neighborhood of Dayton for some time,
witing for the advent of John Morgan and his
rebel crew into Ohio when he was to set up the
standard of rebellion, and call upon his follow
ers and the knights of the Golden Circle to as
sist in taking possession of the Capital of the
State. and to set up provisional State govern.
ment in opposition to that of the United States.
But Morgan having come to grief by the killing,
capturing and dispensing of his forces, the plan
has fallen through with for the present. From
Hamilton Vallandigham has gone to Dayton,
where he was announced to make another speech
last night He was accompanied by large
number of home traitors. A few days more
will probably fully develop the whole affair
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-17
REGINNTNG TO HOWL.

The rebel press is already beginning to hiss
and snarl at the nominees of the Baltimore con-
vention. In the absence of argument and reas-
on to give some pretext to ooppostiOn it INDUCES
in filthy abuse and bawdy epithets familiar on
ly to a depraved and vulgar taste. Asa sample
we give the following choice excerpts from an
article in the New York World, on the nominees:
''The age of statesmen is gone; the age of rail-
splitters and tailors, of buffoons, Doors and ia
natics, has succeeded.
"Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. johnson are both men
of mediocre talents, neglected education, narrow
views, deficient information, and coarse, vulgar
manners.
"The only merit we can discover in this Bal
timore ticket is the merit of consistency; it sall
of piece; the tail does not shame the head, nor
the head shame the tail A rail-splitting buff
foon and bOorish tailor, both from the back
woods, both growing up in uncouth ignorance,
they would furnish a grotesque subject for sa-
tiric poet, who might celebrate them in such
strains as Dean Swift bestowed on Winston and
Ditton, or Aristophanes on that servile dema-
gogue, Hyperbolus.
ain crisis of the most appalling magnitude,
requiring craftsmanship of the highest order,
the country is asked TO consider the claims OF
two ignorant boorish. third-rate, backwOods law
yers, for the highest stations in thegoyernment.
Such nominations in such a coDiuncture, are
an insult to the common sense of the people,
COP save the RepublicW
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-17
THE RLAIRs nNnER. Ran.

A Washington special of the 10th to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says:
The Blair family are In bad way; their del
egates (from Missouri) were kicked out of the
Baltimore Convention by a vote of 440 to A;
their delegates were dismissed from the Mary
land State Convention in an equally emphatic
manner. The Se&ate Judiciary committee is
about to report that Frank Blair has no right to
the Major General commission he has pretend
ed TO hold, and the House to-day summarily
elected him from the seat in it, which he had
been fraudulently holding by vote OfSl to
80. All Frank toad ying to the Democrats failed
to save him. They wouldn't disgrace them
selves by voting for him. Mr.. Knox whose seat
Blair has been usurping, was then declared the
rightful Representative of the first Missouri
District, and voted in by a majority of 80.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-17
FRONI KENTUCKY.

Cincinnati, June l2.-Morgan with about
5000 men, attacked the l6S and l7Ist Ohio reg
iments, under Gen. HObson, at Cynthiana yes
terday, and after severe fighting compelled Hob
son to surrenderOn condition that his men should
be Immediately exchanged. The fighting took
place principally in the streets of Cynthiana,
and our troops took refuge in the Court House,
and in order to dislodge them stable near the
Court House was set ON fire. About twenty
buildings were consumed before the fire was
extinguished. Our loss was fifteen killed and
fifty wounded. Col. Berry and Provost Marsh
al CoviEgton were mortally wounded. Col.
Garyis, I6Sth Ohio, was severely wounded
1t is also reported that Gen. HObson was wound
ed. Our loss in prisoners is from ], 200 TO 500
men. This morning Gen. Burbridge, who left
Paris last night, fell upon Morgan while his men
were at breakfast. and after very severe fight
completely defeated him, scattering his forces
in all directions. About $50 prisoners were, in
cluding 20 officers. Burbridge at the last ad-
vices, was closely following the fleeing rebels
Louisville, June I2.-Dr. Wheeler, U. S. Mail
Agent, who has been at Frankfort during the
siege before that city, and who left 4:30 this
morning. reports that fight commenced at 6
o'clock on Friday evening" lasting till dark and
at intervals during the night, the enemy approch-
ing from Georgetown in two forces aggregating
]. 200 men. About 700 entered old and 500 new
Frankfort They had no artillery. A small
4pounder had been placed below the fort to pro-
tect our rifle pits, which was captured by the
rebels, but subsequently re-captured.
On Saturday firing continued from III the
morning to in the afternoon, with short inter-
walls of interruption. The rebels made two de-
mands during the day for the surrender of the
fort. both of which were refused by Col. Mon
roe 22d Kentucky Cavalry, commanding the
fort. The rebels abandoned the attack at a
o'clock Saturday afternoon, and by 8 in the eve-
ming were moving eastward. The Federal loss
was 6 wounded, one seriously. Rebel loss un-
known. The fort was garrisoned by $50 Fed
erals. only l2 ofwhom were soldiers No inju-
nv was done to Frankfort, except the burning of
the barracks on the edge of the city on Friday
night, which was reported to be bridge three
miles northward.
Capt Dickson, of Burbridge's s staff, telegraphs
Gen. Ewing Lexington 935 P. M. that Bur-
bridge has completely routed Morgan's com-
mand at Cynthiana this morning.
Jack Aliens force, 300 strong, which has been
ATTACKING Frankfort, is said to be at Lawrence
burg. have traced the flight of 300 of Nor
gan's men. under Col. Giltner, to Versailles
MANY of them have thrown away their arms
and will probably unite with Allen
Cincinnati June l3.-Further reports of the
fight Yesterday represent the rebel loss at 300
killed and wounded, and about 700 prisoners.-
Burbridge is Suppressed to be pursuing the rem
nant Of Morgan's command.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-06-17
Failure Of Gen. sturgis' Expedition.

The expedition sent out from Memphis on the
lst inst, consisting of two brigades of cavalry,
two brigades of infantry, two regiments of col
orded infantry, and the Ist Illinois light artil-
lery, under the command of Gen. Sturgis, met
with a severe repulse near Guntown, Mississip-
pi. The rebel force was under Kirby Smith,
assisted by Forrest, ,1Roddy and Lee, and was
much superior in numbers TO ours. Our loss is
stated to be 1000 in killed, wounded and pris-
oners, 200 wagons, and Ia pieces of artillery
The enemy's loss was not so large.
The I'D Ohio Regiment was in this expedi.
ton, and much anxiety is felt here as to the fate
OF our noble boys. Further particulars isanx-
iously awaited.