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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

Mayors C6mrt-Nothing Of material in
terest transpired at this Court yesterday
morning. The following is . summary Of
the proceedings:
Ann Kennan, charged with drunkenness,
disturbing the neighborhood In which she
lives, and breaking the window glass In
John NcDonald's house, was, after q short
examination. Instructed to 60 home, and
subpoena issued Tor the appearance Of her
husband this morning to answer the offence.
Owing to the absence of material wit
nesses, the charge which has been pending
tor sometime against William, slave of Am
brOse Carlton, duplicating him with the re-
cont robbery Of Jas J Campbell & Brothers
store, was postponed to an indefinite time.
Lewis, slave Of Lewis Frayser, was charged
with cutting the throat Of hog, the pro
perty Of Margaret, slave Of Travis Lassiter.
A witness saw Lewis attempt two or three
times to drive the hog of the lot, design
ing, no doubt, to steal her; but falling to
accomplish his object, he seized on to her
and plunged long shoemaker's knife into
her throat. The hog had litter Of pigs
only few days old, which, BY the loss OF
was ordered to be whipped to toe extent Of
the law.
Washington, slave Of John Williamson,
was ordered thirty lashes for stealing nine
pounds of fresh butter, belonging TO Mrs
Sarah + Hatcher, Of (i00ch Iapd. The but
ter had been sent by . servant to the Second
Market for Gale, and was stolen from his
cart while tho servant was waiting on Gus
toners.
A fine was imposed upon VIM Lambert
for driving . wagon over the sidewalk.
An unlawful assembly Of nine negroes,
found in the kitchen Of John Il Tucker, on
Thursday night, were punished with liu-
tied number Of stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

Arripds Of Yanhess.-There arrived in this
city yesterday seven hundred and six Yan.
kee prisoners, among whom were twelve
officers, captured by Gen. ERell in the fight
on the left OF the enemy's lines Wednesday
afternoon During their passage down Main
street to the Libby prison sone Of them
were very insulting to citizens on the
streets, 30 much SD that one of them drew
pistol and would have fired had he not
been prevented by u few friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

RObbery --On "Wednesday night last tho
rtofs-room attached to the residence OF Mss
DE- Clarke, near tho corner OF Jefferson amt
Franklin streets, was broken into aud about
$1,000 worth OF fnar, sugar, bacon, lard,
&c, carried eft No alarm was created till
the thieves had nearly emptied the room of
its contents, and when discovered they
jumped into q wagonin which the provisions
had been deposited and drove OIL They
were two white men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

THs Active have received from the publish
ers the aye for Aph,. The delay In the appear
ance Of this auohes u NO donb, occasiossd BY the
Disturbances OF the military noveuaeats In sad
around This city. Il 10 very good, aod main,alns
By 10 selections and ovIgisal pspess Tie good taste
and sbtltly which marked tts psedecessoss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

FaoM N0RFoiK AND ViciN.TT--A party who left
the vicfnity vi Norfolk last week, ilIoss the edl
OF the Petersburg, Va, Sun, that nearly every
efficient soldier HAD been sent forward 70 Ruti.r,
and all citz ems within the military age who had
taken the oath Of allegiance had been nut In ser
Vice, and were pe,fusmas guard duty in Norfolk
Yankees. A few Confederate prisoners at Paini
Lockout have heen iaduced to lake The oath. and
were oa guard duty also Most of the large snas
had kacn removed, aud the UMtOn men were All
paehed up, and waiting with aaxiely 10 hear The
result OF Ihe fighting between Lee aad Reauseeasa,
and Grant and Rutler.
Princess Anne, was searched, and letter (uaad
on hes persoa, said 70 bs wIiitcn by Misc Moose OF
Norfolk, u soase iJtsnd IN the C0af-desAse Amy
The yo,ing ladies were uted. aud have AseM sent
To Fort lialTas, 10 wash and h,eRd tor ihe ps san
ets Ut that PLACE. The letter sl9aed l. HE pi.e ID
Moore, is pahiishea by order OF the fravost Mar
shal at NOSf0lk In the Yankee paper of tLA Guy.
aaL shows the spint ana iesiags af tsaa virs,aia
woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

Major Gen McLaws has relieved Major Cru Gill
more In the command at Savannah. Gen Met avs
was formerly In Longsireets corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

DY 1nx 00vaaN0R o. vIk0InIA.-A Pso-
II clauaiioa.-Nhereas, the C0uss House Of the
coansy of Klag anA Queen has been destroyed hy
the public enemy, ard for lhnt reason shs place Of
h0ldlag the satd count has he.etos0se hsen required
70 be held st the house Of Thomas Wyssi, neas
Faces Chapel IL said county, and lhe co0st o( sold
coasty having requested thai fos the greater con-
sAaAGsd: 1AssetHss. ], WILLIAM 00lfn, 0ev.
sfnoF q the Co0nenwealtho vis9inia, - hesehy
wqsiss ths josticss comDosi.Q IL essDsy court Il
aail coUnty, Asssallar % Aeaa IL suaapae & u
tors Of StsyeAsviila In ~ sounty, 1atn eaAss
Wiss required b. laW
.~, 0lvss sndAs ny AakA - 0evanss. 81
}L.s ssde The r.: - q - oeaaasv.aMA,
s-1a & R;chaend, III eleAlssatA day of Ma1,
lSsl, end n ~ eeah yeas q sAe CoaassvealtA
0Do v nuxvsas,
~ ls-s3s sssy of ~ Osunsnwsalth.
YJIhaIMIz@At : enSss1e O114 & X110ais
" Ael1 at tAs Soaas oeast He's, = . ~ q
HishAenA, - TaseAeV. ADsa 9eeh, Ioo1v = esios1,
eoss vtlA - Deesi11one q IT, - el - osne1el
Asss1Alg DGl6sA oa ~ - 1ay - nassAs ~,
enA1o19 ooA - saosfo9 N - ouaheso1ng ~
Ooaee e l1ooolo = ~ - oon1ono a2 80 i5nona
tAaa 1suls61ss, DeaaeA masVA -. -
A1ea - - AoGe oo9ne eo1ooNgo
eeene Ceestef ADDa11D ah1n = ~ = q
.ssse ssssase = - - = nsass.Sse .eeI
- - 80. e,ss.s.14 :. 3aea1als - MA =
Hansa sess usek - q 49, - 49, =
sasA q - ee1eo1a1 ue1elaeaes pn4 - -
~ q 11aA0ona. MA - VS5a g. ~. -
1nanloe9 - 1l1oa1DAs - ~ 1oGue..
Aol-9U1lAs
e -. = 3 nkA1Ea g g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

K.iiRoAD Accin.sr-On the Petersburg and
We'ann Ea',roau, "wednesday night, the mail train
slapped at stony Greek station f0s wood and
water, and while there the freight train. of which,
we understand. JnO Harrison was engineer dashed
up at rapid rate, and in the face Of the red light
displayed, ran into The car. The entire train
was, OF course, heavily Jared by the collision and
no. a little damage was sustained. The Platforms
and bumpers Of four or i've Of the passenger cars
were knocked of and broken to pieces, and some
OF the cars themselves seliOasy strained. But the
sadder part Of the affair was the injury to life and
limb that resulted. young soldier named Poul :
son. haiing from the Chesterfield District, {, ho
was wounded In one Of the engagements near this
city, was terribly mangled on the platform of one
OF the aud INSTANTLY killed He had been under
treatment at the South Carolina hospital In Peters
burg and had SO Tar recovered as TO admit of
i-s 10 the hospital In Columbia, where he would be
nearer his nteads aAd relatives. tie was the last
but one vi nine brothers who entered this War
seven having been killed, OF died from wounds re-
ceived ON The battle field. Some teu cs fifteen
soldiers Whn were returning home on inriourh,
Wrtr wounded, soune Of tneM severely, o,hr, ~
slightly One poor fellow was So closely hemwed
in between the bIokea cars. that he had to be cut
OUT with axe.
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lie 4 al

4 nA Dollars kewasd.- KAN away from the SUB.
lUV scsiber, On Saturday last, negro tsllow
named Jim, II ysass Of ags dark complexion, sees
10 Inches 10 height and has the Provost Marshsl's
pass for ten days, dated 97th May. Win pay the
above TesAd fos his return to me 1t Hungary
for his coNnuemeot In tail. PADCE
nv Sl-lUts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

~ 1us DISPATCH is sold to News
n,,lers It TWENTY CENTS per copy.
cry CAEniERs are authorized to charge
o<r Dnit,RASp Fury CENrs pr aaffk, ID
,..l.fsf s.hsr.tffS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

DAN AWAY from tho subscriber. On tn 2stn Il
~ May, two negro men, George aud aarrseb. who
are making theF way 70 Kiog " Wiilis n csunty pcaY
the Piping TVse. viii give ESQ apiece i.r ber
delivery 70 me, Os their beisg Put N the city ISL
George y stout, middle Gz,, e,ngerc4ke Color. Aad
stsmmeFs HarSson ia se0der, above middle
height, sod binrk. WM ARAXfON.
IL A6la
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IIGa ~ i

DUNAWAYS 8 0) Reward Left my stable on
II FRIDAY morning, my negro men, Sam and Al
bert.
very bushy, and smaftiy gray, with Whiskers.
Albert is abou: 70 .rs old, mulAtt0 Dmooth face,
very TALL snd very large hands and feet
They arc evidently making their way to the Yan-
kee lines. will Fay tho above reward f,,r en-
Or $500 for either il delivered OF ured go
that can gct them JAS z JOHNSON,
vir inia Stables, Ffauklin st, Rich mond
ic l--QAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

EA DOkLAkS Rewssd.-AAs away fs~n ny pre-
eJV nisss . muistt0 boy, aged s60sa - yeass,
above reward Will b. paid II hsoasha u Ms.
js 3-3h" FANNY STkAuD, ITO nrooA o..
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BY TRLR0nAPm.

(ass0sss % sas Pssss xsucefAsIoa.
vele!ed seeosdins 10 ACT Of Coagsess n sAs pa
looS ~ J. 3. TunAenea, y Ne C3eyb'b o1ce ~
the N0StAsra Dsslslct Of Gsosgis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

Il. We hase sems sdditioaAl pastieulas a. ~
s's = ehestefAeld roanty On TAuulAy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-04

"enefat Early, commanding Ewslps corps,
a'iAeked the enemy's right yesterday after
Ao"n, and drove him with great slaughter
ont OF bis works, suffering but slight loss
himself Among his killed was the brave
Gen Dales. OF Georgia.
Az 'he same time, BrecLinridge, on the
''so'' supported by Wilcox, attacked the
1he'ay on Turkey Hill. and drove them some
a'''a'ee. thus securing an important posi-.
lion. '
~ .,a ai''1'sh'ng and. picket firing all night.
'S ''ofhiag a. daylight the enemy as
p1".'Ha A1derson'a corps (longstrest's)
:" 'as centre with great yioleuce; a,so.
nseeA'n'idgs's and .Hokss positions. He
,'Aemsa The assault seven times against
. y le'as aud ksrshas. n Andsssoss corps -
s ~ 6eassn hask sseh tins With 5 leas
=" a~ no psfalisI, except u 6potsytysais
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Dan AWAY from The subscriber NY ness0 girl
IL, MtIy. She Ia about Ia years old, sickly
looking, gingerbread colos, full head Of hair wus
bare headed aud bare fooled when LEFT. liberal
reward will be paid for her return to me.
e REYMOND, Butcher,
lie 4-4lt In the N0w Market
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

DRY GOODS.
A GRAND 0ff''ss ssaRss q Silks
DRESS GOODS.
ALL The LATEST tkpoRrsp sAsaIcs
GREAT INDUoEMEHrs
GREAT fSxkoArss
BLACK sILGs coLoREb sILRs roULAnD srLKS
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS aooDa
soxE OF THE srLKs Ass SHORTLY DAMAGED.
WILL Be # 1zs 6Ssl 81 sEPYpSHs
BhACK SILKS g. and up
rANcV SILKS Ia ana sa
FoULARD SILKS 0srd wide, g. o. sadap
" Esss a1s 81 hsS ssSsH
5000 Yards PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GOODS
% Cases ootoRED ALPAoAs snd MoHAIRs.
Two 'fs G6SoDa
With silk stripes, very rich.
Two s..s' rS4!O = roFtIss ,o.a s.,5 peusta WIDTH
large variety OF RMBROIDRRED DRESS GOODS.
Very new and very scarce.
STYLE QUALIFY AND PRICE.
AFFORDS rHs ~ 1SSH.fss ssssn OPPORTUNITY
TO PURcHAsR THE GREATEST BARGAINS
THAT HAvR BEEN OFFERED SINCE TIE WAR
COMMENCED.
The subsorber lntends continuing business the
place ss heretofore. he is resolved 70 make the
CRYSTAL PALACE
THE GREATEST EMPORIUM
FOR POPULAR DRY GOODS
POPULAR pRIcss
70 MAKE THE rt1fTSRs REPUTATION
ESTABLISHMENT
WORTHY or THE PAST.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
251 BOWERY
w r. ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13
POLITICAL.

A MCCLELLAN MASS MEETING WILL BE iILLD AT
"A Cnorer institute THURSDAY evenn March " a.
which ne Hon Amos Kendall viii pres Dc lle e,ercses
Mi consist OF add esee inerpered with par ouc McSe
Ian songs cleo club ~ Tho audience MiSc ~ Dol.
woras band The names OF the sneakers WI De dub an
g0uDoed
The New York herald., 1864-03-13
MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG MAN, A. TEroTALLER. AGED q, OF
"A undoubted respectablity having but few lady &C
ultimate mstrmony must he good looking TEN.
erate and Of KIND and aneconate disposition Specuia
poor but housst Of 500 per
AddiessJ Il T., Herald Once.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A RESIDENT OF THIS
~ city, and doing business here, but who has nnfortn
naey no lady acquantancrs, takes this mode solicit
them He years old rather good looking perfectly re-
specube aud earns fair income. lie desires 10 meet
moay Carte de vstes exchanged Hc is really sincere
and hopes none unless equally 80 VIII answer this advertise
ment Address for Que week. Robert ST Clair box ie4
lie raid ollce
A YOUNG LADY HAVING RECENTLY ARRIVED
n from the west would Ike 10 form the acquaintance OF
aeenileman o. means with view 10 mairi mus, be
passab rood looking aud OF KIND and afeconate dispo
sition. Spectators ueed not Address Miss Dora
stat on P0s onice
NAATRfMoNTAL "a YOUNG GENTLEMAN AGfD 22
pleasing address wishes TO open cofrespondcDce with
view 10 natrimony WIN hhndsome. intelligent young
lady OF not over Za Hslns spent year as an officer IA
the Army OF the Potomac ana having plenty OF wealth
his disposal be wishes TO selec He Is
perfectly aud hopes ths may bring which
close carte de yise which VIII be returned " desired
Address Charles De Palma Of box 39 Baltimore Post
oace, Maryland
THE ADVERTISER, GENTLEMAN OF AMPLE
means desires the acquaintance oi Young fsdy or
widow with a view matrmony She must be hne look
ing intelligent Of refined manners. dc Address ID box
224 Herald obce
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, RECENTLY ARRivED D
IRON Caitoha. are desro ~ ol cuuVhunR we
good oogs aud Amisbiiy Indispensable Address sepaf
a,cly Howard aud Cos Dickson, boz 26sS Post Office
THREb YOUNG LADIES OF EDUCATION DESIRE
= open CORE pondence with three young men ma III
CO. N J. ~ '
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

and vicinity Tho conservative portion OF pianoforte
makers who desire harmooy and right understanding
devise adjust the difficulty that exists betweee
the employers and and 70 consider the epe
ency forming separate association for mutual bene
and protection We invite those o. s nsoSs
fare OF the trade meet with for the abeve
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

DEAL INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS-HAvING
IN returned from Europe. with Spring stock OF India
shawls will expose for sale he first lot on Monday
the finest shawls imporled-and variety At lower
prices j. RUSSELL E32 Wooster street,
Third door below Amity
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

TAMMANY SOCIETY Or COLUMBIAN oRDER-
Brothers, regular meeting Of the institutoa 10
held Monday evening lab inst 81 the Council Chanss
the BY order. HLIJAH =. PURDY. 0raod 6achen.
CAsPER O. CHILDs, Secretary.
cove H2 Of Independence 68 and Of the Institution n
TAKES. TAxRs TAxES-WJLL BIB RECEIVED Az
the Fourteenth Ward Hoel corner Of Grand and Elisn
beth streets ON Monday March a. for the 0f Wor
chester Union PORT Onvile, wakefield Pelham. PslAaA-
GEORGE COOPER. Collector
A PRNDLETOH, Collector
THOS J. BYRNE, School Colfectoe,
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

mo THE FARMERS or NORTON RoAD-ANy ONE
j. wishing 10 send milk 70 New York city VIII dnd re
sponsbe person addressing MIX Depot Marion street
III such farmers have not sufficient cans viii advance
money 10 buy them.
THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE LODGE. NO. 2ot p.
1 and A NJ are hereby notified TO attend the regular
communtrstion OF March "a when the question the
amendment BY laws will be brought TO their aen
ton. BY order Of hichAhD EVANS M
O. PALMER Secretary
THE SONS OF ORANGE AND SULLIVAN ARE RE.
auestcd 10 attend meeting of the Socety 10 be held at
the Asor House Monday evening tth inst AT o'clock
10 conclude arrangements for the reception and entertain
Of the returning veterans Of he 18Th regiment
mandng -,.. =. -. So. -. -.
The reception entertainment will he given Tuesday
18Th Inst fu patucula OF which viii be found IN the
,spers ri the latter date
iehets for tie entcrianment may be had or Irving
Woodward, Esq, "a Murray street
Gso NJ vAFwoRr. Sccretsr
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MII.LIN Ell r.
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL
PURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE Hfuil COURT
ofChanccry Ia England dated tho Sd day of February,
1894 made a wherein Sarah strorg talbot pan
n and Kent AMI others defendants whereby
inquiry directed be flafe what ch en there have
been OF Talbot late OF Studaud In ls Isle Of fnr
heck in Epand the testtcr In the pleading nanef and
whether such children and which o. tem are now
living or dead and wheu such children wcra born, aud
when what Gtes such OF them on any as are
dead died; and ether leaving any aud f any what ~
ss and neither testatc rtnkate and who their
spect,ve egn personal representatives and VINO their
rest Z We heirs al law.
Rebar Talbot AMI Peter Talbot sons Of the said es,ao
Peter Who fled about the 10th day OF March,
issS and m perxuns shining be such issue heirs
rext OF kin and legal personal representatives respectively
~ The Richard Talbot aud Peter Talbot tthe sonE
aforesaid BY their sole tors 90 or before he 2sth say
oil ,cohsr 1885, 10 IN and prove thcit .ams AZ the
rhams,rs OF the Ma " Rolls IN hs Rolls Yard Chan.
ce lane, Mddcssy, Enganf or 10 default thereof they
GO -. . :. !.
the chapers Is appointed for hearing and ad
iuiicating upon the claims
DATED rnTs JtsT DAY orNty, 'o'&
q SU pvtL, 50 Bedford Row, London,
Plaintiffs Solicitors.
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NEW ppaLEGATIONs.

A aHURRAn NUMBER
IA GoDEYS LADY y BOOK FOR JULY, 1864
An original desIsn, steel engravns-YANkSE DOODLE,
Andther ensraving-F6uRru or JCLy.
engravipgs Of the latest Fash from the Gale
brated hou OF Messrs Stewart Co. OF New York
An original design" Tue Aada'r ssl, from 3xods.
Four Bathing Dresses latest styles.
splendid colored tashon. eonta ming sir hgres
Stories by Marion HaLani. Miss Jansrin and others.
New Music--'Ihe Marion Schottsche.n
Model Cottage ORIGINAL design, and about sixty oiaer
cravings Of embroidery working patterns, Melted mens.
cuts sleeves, borncis &c
OF the most ATTRACTIVE numbers ever OF
feref "a tie publi-. For sale b. AL the dealers.
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r,ooKs FOR THOSE WHO yEBD THEM.

CHASTITY -sectnrest Greet YOUNG Men intended
Also for the SERIOUS Confederation of Parents and Quar-
dians b sylvester GIaham N, y. Prise IS cents
CHRONIC DISEASES espccialy the Eervous Diseases
Of Designed FOR MARI ed people, Price 80 ceuts
INFANCY Tho Thysiolo ical and Moral Wan agemen
Sen, nv first most by FOWLER WILLS
$50 Brcaiw.y ". Y.
NB-send for Special List smbracng other physoIogi-
falt
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A FFLtcTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ExPosEDi-
N Fnliacss upmssked Highly important 10 both SEXES.
or single In health dlEeaseDr. GARMONTS
Paris London York Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide (sOh tion. 400 100 usirh onsl uron De-
biy, Urinary Affections bladder and kidneys the authors
unequa lei Paris and London treatment. he All should
pnrchase this work Of Il. WARNER No vesey street. for
81 or the Doctor lTS Br adway up airs New
YORK from 10 A NJ. 10 r. NJ. We concur with other
papers IN recommending Dr Lamont and his work.
tatrrer Tns German die Reform, Dispatch,
Stasts Zclia1g. Atlas Medical Review &C.
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s-.yoo,s OFFICE new gORR JUNE 1894
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF b9gat
,,i. IA hereby .iven that 90 sud alter
MONDAY, JUNE a.. 49, - -, =. Z.
tfe arfir Racs respecting Dogs fgnnd fueAhA " ~
,.sse III street In the city " New hus Nt~' 'Vns
pro,efly M sEed, viii gc strictly eutoFe'h
Ths shn of ,-.~- crvrc -
viii 70 raid for every do hroueh tve y w ts AVS
r@t al rSenty nfth sr,s ~ rifer Whith sat 49,.
tsan ssts " ths Street q eose % y aise "'o
sis ~ sors ma reclaim them a. We Fonna On ''s
day tines recs NeA on wv e.s4s ~ = t,y.
" M 'lrss gii Sc receiV1i tfam oosN
~ order p 'ae 80 go y. NORTON, sira' Marshal
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NEW YoRK, June I, 1864.

OFFICB or rHR MARIPOsA COMPANY, 81 WALL.
.tssstNocs e hereby syen that At the drawing this
ton out o. the spkng fund the following were drawn,
~ a. - - ~ 81 ~ Is s9 i29 iGS ZIG 2sA ~
and that the win be paid in gold the day OF
Bonds must DO for payment within ten
The let dy Of Jy next Under pens Of forfeiture OF the
Hlw ToRx, Jahe o, 1854 JOHN WATT, Secretary.
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NOR HAVANA DIRECT.
4 The United States mail sidewheel steamship
EAGLE,
j. J. Lawrence Commander, -
will leave pier No. North Wednesday. June ~ at
three O'Clock PM precisely for Havana direct. All letters
must pass through the Post ONCE.
No freight received or bills Of ading sSne ON the DAY Of
Mailing
For freight or pa ssaec apply TO
No 20 Broadway.
, 1864-04-29
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1864.

who had just crossed the river yesterday. Tht
fcouts returned to Waterproof, having been wlthiE
eight miles Of Onachita, and capturing the noso
rious rebel tuflan, Lieut.. Pendleton Post, al
FTiar's Point. Also, recently had akirmish witt
aome rebels who were attempting to cross the
river.
NV ToRK, April as.-Thc steame. America
from New Orleans 18th, arrived at tnoon.
The Era OF the 18th contains late news from
Zen. Banks. The greater portion Of the rebel army
another advance Of our army. The Era adds
is gam on S9 Els to 0n' sn
Our soldtcrd In General Banks army have entire
15recovered from the fatieues incident to the late
marches and severe fighting, and arc In poBition
A rebel battery has been planted at Camp!i, a
few miles above GRIND Ecofe, in consequence o1
which Gen, Smith burned the town
Gen. Growers di!1slon is still at Alexandria, and
people If ttat region from gusranas: 49,, :.
Fon7REss MoanoE, April 26.-The following Is
MoEnz, Aprh is:NA courier reports that mes.
tured On the 9th Banks says the town Of Has:
tounop is occupied BY rebel cavalry, and that Red
River has fallen and forty transports and gunboats
are caught above the Saft, and cannot ger oas TIL
NEW York, April 2s.-The rebel accounts from
Shreveport La, arc to the cd ultlmo. at which
tune The place was garriaoncd by sufficient force
tfcatione.' says rebel letter, arc complete aud
very extensive. Our batteries are sufficiently ole
ynted to secnre pl1netng shots against the iron:
mounted. In addition to these deieases. the river
II obetructe to such an extent that the ect
advance on the town without much difficulty and
delay, as well as danger. The garrison Is provia'
Ioned fos Eiege OF Elk month"; The troops are In
best fpints, and repose unlimited confidence in
General Kirby Smith,