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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-23

Eire.-Abcut fo4r O'clock yesterday after
noon some excitement was cge2ted bs he
issuance OF large vviuLaes of smoke from
iha ors and windows OF The scc1r,i sfa-
iinn-hou>e. tpcn repairing 70 the si,o it
WAS fould that the wooden partition divid-
Ing cts t'la rooias hai taken ire froD. tha
h@at IF the st"vegipn which ran through
these rooms into ihe street. By The aPp;i-
caiGn of ftw buckets Of wa IT the fumes
wela ex1ingUi-heA before much dam age mas
douG. The fire brig ic were promptly on
the spot, but heir services were not needed
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FROM CE.iRLCSTCE.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2l.-The enemy com
menced to fire fuse Shell to-day. Oae hum
cred and three shells were fred from halt-
past five yesterday to half past five this eve.
pipg. NJ asualties--woath r pleasant.
SECOND DISPATCH,
CHARLESTON, jan. every little firing
to-day. Oaiy eleven shells we're thro WI into
The city. Ihe enemy Weie shellirg Sccee.
sionvilc from their Light House Inlei bat
tcries. Pusiiiourf ths feet unchanged.
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EEdL ESTATE FOR SALx
NMuArt.s Farm sf ssi acre, In Mschku,

VMuArt.s Farm sf ssl acre, r M.es,s.nn,-
" n'Es from Ks, ,svilis Deros on The 49,
~, .f sae.-we arc authorised V ssls
snas saiusb.@ Farm How occupied bv Mr. Jackson
lone IL ctEsaa 3st arfes o: which 100 acr.s ~
IN original grasth. 100 acres cleared ana - cntt~s
.nn, sp aofeS u i@se pine suitable Dr. timber. soA
bsmsce IL Q aet5 pre-, xh sopss ecsd by. neh lite
The pro u .sess es this !snd ~ couai 10 .nv m
the naigbaorb.c .cd. TIE dwelling is = G mfor,shie
ore, w'th fo3f Tcnfas, saveea excellent barns AID
good eecauaass att rs fot % ferv.ns The nlsre /.
1e.s watersd snd The eeizhhos honi sxee,la II =
r@e1ty a~e ,ushsis whe.t ssaaad FIJI possa.son
bychtHinss Price, ts2 eco Apsly 70
J. SO 50 6oitOis ArPARsON.
sp + have or sale ie0 acre. isna iy,ng on a11iu.
- s1ish turnpike, Ia Chesterfield county aejoin.
ing The lands Of Jenny Hobbs and Mrs Andsrsoo..
a5ou: 24 miles frosa Manchester, having on tte
pace a''sii,y of wood. There 10 on the plsce
seiai dw eIllag.
ruLLlAa, aANEs 4 wLYsIeRn,
A EEAgtleUp FAR FOR Sale. I VIII s.ii
IA far inf 'ssa.s bend. or virginia stat. stccs.
+. Ia IN 81 oa9 Gfses,in Caroins cousty, being tne
Of iii- ae4i 10 The county I, is unnecessary to ds-
Sc fse u rieplirlv. Il iswsIi knswn a the prop-
erty II she e Q Vnelf2ik dst'i, IN isr the name
81 '!H L lee n th~ Ma.s9.ns River, ne
s,., nta N'f I'd Cep,s. en the h: hmond and
hSs spt ssi -.sspa s'iS. TIE in p-oyementa are
= 'o.spa srn u III rsspsc,-, sad h rs ia On ths
FAC. ga "a an'afny sd osatar5 ef.applr. End
ia Hfist &.irI
rt. dwelling wog q ss.er tr ira cow n,. mes of
dsssns pafctf ssr-. 70 Wp Il Bsskf ID, k,q.. ct
i5ne,l burg W. Ross G. a' Chs,iott.sviii,, 10
ca uFn-J Gan Z al e hn n} sns to the Hon
lian'iC D Jsne-te, n - fam b. d, let.
ia .t T!iUS { fAU >TLERnY
2 {lAsFp ol.1SA 81 s 3.DENCt. fon --ALr AN rAN
g l.iEf Va --Ias house - ns uns rooms
bT'idss three nascmopts wad largo stors room,
Et-t un 1i.tI eyery c,uveBicst G f,f hou .keepre
ioH StSna1 mas tS1 rooms. ad go az eit NJ BcysY.
taitE vel a. &2teT Il 1ue Go0. a servants, houys
tt' VITA 'paf r03fas, p,as,sre on whitewashed,
tNer9 Is, ~ -.ss. vtry IA. stable ard carriage
G'ps'. Ffa ias' Hvtds reEaif I'll ,ta other houses
a ia es Il -; oed'r Tns:s "A a gcr garden Of
cFlce V~rlei5 "t silrreoe,y l,sseFs, aat large
a''i Wy p52t20tse vegesGal; garden The best and
mast G5FSA.a il toe town ,he situation ia a.
ue%itay - spy ~ sirE or eiseNsete Posse seon
gwen nn;ae-iatsy. For terms Apply TO
DR. Va GREEN,
jab--Fu f&se.S Dauv,ile, Va
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ys>E3 aul,lr II DotlrE Rews-,l--For she appre.
!-usion eta ie-tto man nsIasi Alan, heiopg
IL. 20 ETs iZsh3ta Hiuas. about SIX f-et high,
large tniDs, fet (ea ures, rather iarg. mouth and
sb at 30 ypss, c.s. lie eft on the event Of the
i,t CT JsHu.ry. Tie above reward will b. paid for
bis Hetirery fre al te head Of i.h stree:, or iu.
~ N st.on that vii lead to bis recovery
CHAS BRUCE,
Il il 6--ea6ass Richm 3nt, Va
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Assessor for the ! iih District I tisg.. il.
R'ef MD Jan 18Th, s3i !, ii--.e1tc

n foIiUE 20 ei '. rsl.s nab g. aka i,a by tto
~ CoIied at. G1ys nEeDt Ia District No Ia
e0mpcfe II III L p.rs II shs eisy Of aichmend
lyos west ef Il sta ct BY authority of the ssa-
rita o. tie fressnsy We terehy Dctti I'll Isr.
SOUS abe 10 tsx@tiJt. " neh eclsT c-s tE { great
mass CT the rse.i hss Distriet--thr Il il their
datg 10 e1ny rus vlri gise h te Uf, the Asses-
f thu District tAs at 6f teeil ineomee.
esisli 8, sua al o nee sasj-ets Il tsxsti,a, that
the s.ay be ii acsssIiag t. tsW aut u ena-
HE the.a ts ?, ffIssa III du.Y VIZ hefeby notify
III, Ia tlet s; Eiisfs tns Of th. ASSESSORS may u
f'uea It IS .s,ia 'no" r.Ac& n slsrsf, tween ~
aai tta, al al times Ggst ,sta sfJAsuAfv
ls6.; ena ~ ii.iaia rs the otisar u, wIit
be tis I'll ,e tn OF Msia sla ..rstsS
ff,im D 'ciak & " 30 o ioek Il a. OF each asv
ssd al his t-ssdsg &C "a Areh s:rses. ssava Sss.
ST er o. Oh r u os each dag IL h r,ossn
Jlusry, js6i, where hy will .esasetiseiy .
ss;ch Statements d. maxi saeh sss-ss1'--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-23

iayoy's Co3trt.--,he Mayor had hut few
ea7es before hin yesterday morning, a..a hus t
iitt!c time was ccup;cd il tGa Q:3,,os .tiou OF
.Gsm. We give the following summary:
The examination Of Henry Hung riord,
charge with exhibiting the game of faro in
this city, was agaiG continued. The difficulty
in the WY OF ti1al disposition # this case,
Is far as the Mayor is concerned, fas been in
securing thu attendance OF several important
witnesses, and The p lice were yesterday d.
rectcd hy III Hiklion0r to secure the attend
aIce Of three who had been summoned at
any y.haZard.
John Rad, whose arrest on Thursday, for
having horse III his possession supposed to
have beer stolen, we noticed in our last is.
sue, was arraigned yesterday for exanlina-
ton but the prosecution not being prepared
to 90 On with the case, it WAS postponed ill
to-day.
The examination into the charge against
VIM Mckenzie, OF stealing one mule, valued
at $500 d saddle, worth 800, and one house
collar, valued a *l2. from Slaughter NJ Viii
hanson, was postponed ill this morning
A further continuance Of the examination
of Geo. Il. Curtis, for stealing :. thousand
dollars orth Of whisHcy rom George Bun
ker, was announced for 10 day.
TIE examination of Michael Goh"n. on
the charge Of stealing $50 80 from VIM. Z.
Spicer, las been deferred ill Monday
4 free negress, named Plrtheuia Parsons,
and lilly, Albert, and Edward, slaves, ar
ragned before the Mayor for vagrancy and
petty theft, were each ordered the lash.
James Green, Htnrico free negro, in the
city without proper pass, was ordered to
be discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-23

NyEHY be aud eaFlDl. looigs~s plrste
= OWL ing 1t the 10. theast cort er Oi Grace ard
Sta streets. fer ale - We fir for sac tho large
brick dwelling located as above now in the oc;u
33 "a feet, and depin OF l5T te,t TO alley. The
hnus8 has ample accommodation for a rge fsra!iy
TIE iorati0n Is justly regarded es amongst The hesG
IL Ri,hmoGd Possession giyoI IN enc weee. Eog
ia Il favorable opportunity 20 secure res,iei in
moat att' active part oi tie city. Ar9ly to
IL a. st GbDHN & iFPFRsON.
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4 NE ltu.ired b5iia's heWs'd-Nii BE- paid fer
} t,s sTresf &Rd c. huerIeGt il Caste Tsurdsr
of tn eegsc by Lewis, ab'ut + e ,iehes Ia
height, ana abo 10 os iG oars cd. lie IL the 500
of E..au ri, Ezae fpsmsIiy lived it- .ornsr
# 18Th uj -ik -ael orss -, R;o,,u ogd. fus who is
iiyiDs In the einpay f rss G pa,s,ii, Pc.
ter8euIg, "a hun 81. DAViD>oN
Lieut. cotrGG'g c st.s,ner Torpedo.
ia 2i-3t' ,TGmsa river, Va.
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q = le!f RNJ TENPi Il


1GN UtILAiiS Reward. hanANay from tho
AsYJ sH5SaTlotr. ca ~ 2,s- 'gaI yellow girl,
il'i y. vuh oTg naIr u d font .oon cur,
+hni' Tee oohss sh q t.. . Yrsfs cid .teut
nU / aru Ne i'."ct, asa "t g,JI s-isre-s when
siuS % 20 she 70 IneIlJ h'tn4 To &e ! l. He stsl,
%: tt5-fn-i'e. Ne"i give ihe &bav, reward for
he aeFTea10so o. sn3 delivery g us in III. CITY Of
Ei"i;'n I'd, os fer be- canGaeenI auy jn so thst
W ,i-@y y h-s salI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-23

.fOis reDt-Ole handsomely iufni,i@i Ui,atiuct ,
= with the privilege cf cooking IN .no .itcher
end four other ID, bshd ro,ss, suie for gentle
men Apply al Mrs EDiiN>'S baar Il: g-house, 90
I3th bet Vain and FlaaSin st'ecta to-day..
il 2i--3.A
FOR rcis--Two sooeS eyer the Z, Id q II tiIc klgI
& mond Fire Association. corner IF Main AID ilth
s.s tpp'yto 4 I Brooke, Secretary.
il 2l-3't
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HORSES. DC. FOR SALE

HORSES, DC, F0R s4Lk.
IyORSE sor Ss,e.--A superior say adin, Hs.te,
pRE cor &B4ry.
j, 2s--3ls ga5MAms.
ESyR SALE Horse aat Blggy.-A ve,y scuc.
4 ricr horse, seara Oh nsxs sprioe; : wy
stg iish an d nae traveller, Wy geaso. slso.
very snperior top buggy. Fer sale ~
IA 23-it' KAGGAND BsO.
fSoR SALE any ore w;shiag to bay Zoe youag
r. Horse and Buggy, with lIaracss, vii d. " II 10
call Al uiess's stable, on lesh STREET Tho berss y
sorrei s years Old, spier d'd tssv.ler, aud vesy
fast; is perfectly soaed in sve'y respea, AID very
gentle; he IS SIS delight nj sal lie hor.c. apply
t. xr row, At Hi.sss stable, where the aor nd
buggy can be seee.s j. s1l--s'f
ID s.ooDEo iogsD o. ior sal IL wsh 10 sct'
ID orai bioaded horses. ex1f les enasr sa.die OF
In hsrne.s. WMPaksroS J fiNSFtN,
js 20-5t! Presidents olnce.
" Oasss a Nile for sals.--One pal. Il y,ul Z.
active Dfaesiht Horsas, Very we'll naiensJ,
aad sl,ogesher Nh p4sr; very nee yegpg
Mule; ais. n, saiais Horse, % has sa r.a saa
''toa ;.ss IT afp' Corner Byrd al = aus al, .,..
VyTsGlSIA--At Rules held In ,.e Clerks osace Of
" tie Consty Court OF Ss,otsyi yivsnia csuety, on
M,ndsy, tina 7tn dag ef December, 1885:
Edward Roxzie, assignee. nse..............phn,1
against
Raotaaia E.hsston, Jr. william E.l.srtoa. John
sesy ana :" his wds, aGd William
s. ms ard --{--, his wife. 9sts :
Tie 9hic. II :his sui; Is oa,aia partition ~ the
dover interest q Mary A Eth rsan widow &C B.n
jssnia Ether,on, IN ira Of land 10 Spatsy wanna
g unty and OF ~ negro man aud afaaavit havlny
been made tGi fled thai the defendants above
naoied ars ron resi- sents os tha Common wealth. the
sa; defendants AZ Required - appear within enc
month after dsc publication hereof ard = wha, IL
necessary 10 protect their insore II In ths suit
ja7-lAw<w RU q DAN~sY CRC
NUTJeE.--S BUsaH has removal hs sse4.
| IN chant Tall ming IS 'shn~nt Il fhirts- rths
esswssn Mia and Cary, where be viii con tinue 70
/ n \ mp to rsias every osscr psia Of UsafasDs
Aud eiv.c Gin brg SOC IdinS 10 the latest Aed
AZ rosed y ss and at no most rsassaabis rfiosi
Having = large aEd awmsdS.us e.ofsrsosas ls 60
iicas loasign mensa Oh stssags n tbs vsxy lawsst
rae He iayitss M cla f.i3nss A4d The publa u
giss AIn "a early eAiL tA21 ~
- A1MtMs10hE.--5ubk& &buA, CA A1LkfY . GO, -
4 ID Hsasi sl1ss< 60 - pltySss - Lsee -
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SECOND DISPATCH.
|2& s...Y1 aHfy ,tL&


sTOR SENr-Oa, 13sis fIrJti he ehsJubsr i.A
e g:s light, end WI; Ae4t.l- suitable fer tse
-entcmeI,. can hs had d, Vi - so aAS' 9.r-ss,
Frcsth Garden Iiili. P..es ,. il sz-l
Z ~u4 RsDs-oae l. sf I A,o..s< 2nI K; -ten suita-
. bic .r = m II family. Pr ~ HeE m4tth
apply st ID f"oe abovc "a st, oa Cry. Jt2i-ilf
{ COS nad I. / for sa;e.--;vi bag 10 rfulG@o %
+: ! lhe c5aatry, clr at private sz'e ipy r s.
ccnsa On Unon Hit, c0cner u 2Tth ard y;rrets.
Ths |o1 frcas Go feet 5n1 rGas BAGS iljfes; t. 81
alley The i'm 'f0ve,Isnts eousist 9; na"' and soar
f5l table two siory hoa-e, k.tcntn W.,h r0om<
c0S-hGGee, coal aause st! a well Of CJa1 vfal>r
The whole ,nsosed ia q 3,i " TAYi Oa.
E~02 Rent -Twc desirabia ro,,Hs cataf,,tellv
Z FURNISHED, with uaa II pa ior AMI k'tchea
Far particulars, apply Sc the reoid nee. srstsl
street, b-twssa 25th and 18th, Church I.l 6rst
brick house. il 22-2t"
: OK RFNF-Oae furti he'd Rom ami ope uG-
fdrnis,isd, suitable :or geati' ma AID si:e, or
sis gle grn'lem.1. OK B ccad street between III I'd
. north siIe. No o.. j. @2-3:+
nor RENr-A fir"i';tsd Room, with gas, m
nroai IT. between 22i sn d, Gf Ia hcuse above
Bellevue Hospital se!-raaee given aai required.
ia 22~ 2t*
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CONPEDG DGRATE STA -I.Es- T4XES.-

NOTICE 10 the Tax -psyers Of Hehrco County
IN By authority Of the Secretary of the Trcasu
~, notify tae axTaycrs OF iienrico, which in
ctuies the almost entire oi IhR clizens, that
It'll. their Guty forward and give In ~ tho
assessors of the c1h ~ II statement OF their In
come, salaries, and al ether subjects OF taxation.
To enable Them "a make tiies. assessments, we
will attend during business hours ot each day aha
week, at office al tie HcBricO C0urt-House, to
receive their statements.
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Z. tfEt lTsFTT.
WM IORREa
sssesors for tha l2ih Di str,.t o Virginia.
Richmond, jan l, 1861. j. 3-sod H
ASST Z NJ Gxs's ossteE, /
...~x ss., lNs.A x

Ass'r 4 NJ GxS's osyteE,
il pafy Ia, lsoA
fs%Ax Ia Khnd --Fs- msss aaa p,antsrs are Eot4-
4 hsi that they mat mt de! ver their TAI ID
sind upna any etseS. la rSes'p.S oi cuSf eftnas.
tiers AID CemGnlssar ee ssfy,Dg sih u ps, and o.
ofsesss aad asebts tax day,,1 & thsss whe
rem this otfee re specially aue.uiss 70 cosaect.
The rseesps OF ssrgsss,s, ssgen mastsra and
tea are ssrthigss. they hsve No snthcsitys
nor eas any cue ave th IN snia.ty. 70 sesipi fce
tag ia KIDD LskKiS SdiTu,
ja4-lm Ass't QuasrssHas,ss0 0~neeAi.
Nf0riLs 1, fax p.yvts AZ rsfsoEs ssabls 10
IN taxation ty see Noafecofase t.,ssfnMeat in
Dis rsct 40 eamposet tt an sfai pArt II the city
OF Klsaust na ljing s&s q sih 81 --Ht aathSxty g
ire y rotary of h is.&sa We ltresy nOatfy ~
pcss,ns tiAne u .axsss.. wh 81 GreQ&
mass of ,hs fsaI.s ii this ici tkas 4 Y 0elr
duy 10 sene forward apf ste ii =. the Aeeep-
so al thta nsstr ci Hsss.ui OF thsir urQuaeoy
ka,srios asa a.hss sasjscss ~ tsxAiigss, uea they
may be assessed cs~ruiar TO iA~; Ana 70 stekle -
I "a par.aras thls ents. psreby sity them thaA
ia. es the obev ot as inry DC ieuEa dsiH ~ - -.
Dee Of q saten, collector ef shfA Dsnni, eerie9
the hnvIaesa hours Of the day anIl lhs les eay g
rsb.asry issA IHI MsArAA1s
! las stsw2w AssasAes< losn nt~esiees ~.
raEAp asn.ss fssssss.--C y .aC0A4, - ar
I j shsn q. Assxssn tfth aA1 fek1s - II 14
sid VII nHake ~ As the shssfesH 49,
.qpai 10 impott~d asea - 81 Il
I 4 OTiIa.-- AZ isaraaes n 1ssN - ~
/ ~ away cf tat AMI + Ne1 - 4l ~ H. J:
h~ve n skE&aiz1 - M L! a.
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4 NOSfEDEa -TG stafes s&es~ Notice t. ali Der
I J lahia TO tasatisE by tbs Coo kde. xte
@ ,yerEnant in u sttiek ~ II imposed HAT IsIt
Of the cry Of R,ehm al i,Eg bsts' eu 9th AID l4th
str-ets.-By authority Il Tho secntary oftb. Trss-
sury, ieT-by notify All perso liable to sio,-
~hica esntrac.s lie graa Of he yecpe efthis
5i-triet-.hat i5 Is their esty to coRs Toward
end give il 70 u~, to w louSsoS, JANIS
kssskY ths thef Assesr"s a III. q srlet state
mes ~ ;Ler iuCouass aries. ard ali ether sub
j. Is t-lsalics ths. ID y chy se sssei ID
ing q iaa @aa - enable 5iein Pc fArtu ,,s duty
heet by .sify sbsm hat ! viii b. fouad az my
Office, saockos k!ac~. III Of Mssfr- 7 rIy 4
Williams troIn ociocs 4 N Ia 8 c'eocA r VI tf
each day until The 51n d.S If February ntxt, ,u
receive sneh stst%ment@ a taaas s szsessmeEts.
wM = CRAY,
ass..sor r., ,,.ayt.l p,.,.,a, ,,,
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ai-ts TvDAvrs s. co, uets.

I.l DOLLARS REWARD for the delivery to
SE ne ri sims, 26 wears Old, slender, with
bis" i"rIhraa, daiA Huia'in, who left yesterday.
supposed with tr"ops tor Petersburg
Ja &,s--2tT : 4 ROBINSON.
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We publish the following correspondence befw ecn
the President Of the Confederate States and His
Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth, elicted by the pubs
shed letter of the latter, dated in October, 1862
to the Catholic Afchbishops at New York and New
Orleans, enjoining them to employ their prayers
and influence for the restoration of peace:
PRESIDENT DAVIS TO ms HoLlNEss POPE PITS TIE
NINTH
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HORSE sor Ssie.-A superior say .itin, HSsse,
III young ani Of le sfti1a Anpiy g
FRE 60 n Z: BsuY
1, oS--Gtt q, N .n ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28
The Stb aud stb Ohio.

The return Of these two regiments, the
one to Cincinnati and the other to Cleve-
land, is an occasion of rejoicing in both
ends Of the State. The Seventh we are
proud to claim as Northern Ohio rsgi-
ment. The people Of Cincinnati are
equally proud Of the glorious Fifth. They
fought side BY side in the battles Of Blus's
Gap, BlOOmery Gap, strssburg, Port Re-
public, Cedar Mountain, RappahannOCk,
Bull Run, Antietsm, Dumfries, Chsncel-
lOrsville, Gettysburg, Ressca, Dallas.
Cleveland rejoices with Cincinnati in
pa ing 8 tribute to the bsttle-scarred
heroes Of the Seventh and the Fifth. To
have been member of either Of these
regiments win, in coming years, be an
imper shable honor. All gratitude to the
living and honor to the buried dead.
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About mixed Drinks, ,,

We repeat, we are the people who love to
imbibe mixed drinks. No other nation in
in the world would commingle Sherry and
Hook brandy, strawberries, ice, water, and
mint, and think to cheat their stomsohs
into the delusiVe belief that It is healthful,
merely because it plesses the palate and
bears the euphonious epithet-" Sherry
Cobbler." Bah How practically do we
illustrate the facility with which We can
csjole ourselves We take pride in being
the possessors Of superior shreVdness and
discernment, and yet drink VillsnoUs COM
pounds frem which an unnorFupted Ger.
man or FFenohmsn would resell And be-
sides all this, We set an example to our
juniors which they, in their esgerness to
ape the attributes Of manhood, are prone
to adopt.
Without the slightest idea Of reading q
homily on temperance, or rather total ab.
stinence, yet in view Of the manifold evils
which the medical world ascribs to the use
Of mixed liquors, it behooVes us to speak
plainly upon this especial point and we
therefore Feiterste the counssls Of one Of
our best medicinal men-h you wish
I" your days to be long in the land" es-
chew all such bsneful mixtures as " cob
Olsrs," "slings" and "jsrrys." Before
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Trouble About the Chicago Convention.


Trouble About the Chicago Conventions.
Itssems that the pOstpOnement of the
Chicago Convention to the 29th Of August
is not entirely agreeable to the opposition
members of Congress.
The committee which decided to post
pOns are not regarded as entirely ''regu-
lar" In 1860, the Democratic party, sitter
q violent session at Charleston, adjourned
to Baltimore. On re-assembIing at that
place in June, violent alteration took
place, which resulted in the withdrawal
from the convention Of number Of dele.
gates. A rival convention was thus or
ganized, and consequently two executive
committees were appointed. Both clsim
to be the Irregular" committee, although
many Of the original number are now in
the rebel army.
It is evident that this delay Of the con-
vsntion is regarded as dangerous to the
interests Of the Democracy, by. the men
who dread the faction that are for peace.
Possibly, there may be two democratic
conventions. We suggest that one is
enough to bury them in oblivion.
The Journal of Commerce is very much
dissatisfied with the
POsTPoNEHEEr OF THE CHICLso CONVENTION.
The Democrats have made sad blunder,
and yielded the first line Of intrenchments
TO the enemy. Tbs adjournment Of the
convention is serious mistake. 1t is
idle TO conceal it, for now the only hope is
in getting some wisdom into the heads Of
the managers, who appear as in old times
to be pulled By wires. Already faction
lifts its head. Another Democratic Com
mittee is in the field, and it is hard to say
which is the real suthorit7, If there be any
authority. Unless the Democracy look
out there viii be e sorub-race among va
rious sub divisions who will grow up dur
ing the summer, and as in donkey race,
the question will be who shall come in
last, for no one will think Of winning by
being ahead.
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A Novel Case---A Nephew EIopes with his
Aunt,


From the Louisville Journal, June I'll
A strange and peculiar case was brought
to light BY the Provost Marshall yester-
day. A young Mr.. o resident Of Madi-
son county, Kentucky, has been soiourn-
ing with his uncle, residing near Rich
mond, for some weeks past. The Gncle's
household was presided over by young
and rather handsome wife. The hopeful
nephew Was at FIRST sight smitten with the
charms Of his aunt he Worshipped at
tho shrine of Der beauty, and made her
his divinity. He declared his passion.
He loved and was loved in return. The
uncle surnised that all was not right,
and looked upon his wife and
nephew with jealous eyes. It was long
before he could convince himself
that the partner Of his bosom and the
mother Of his children was false to his love
and his honor. The fact we're 90 plain.
The truth became more apparent each day
The storm was gathering, aud soon must
burst in all its fury The guilty pair
grew fearful, and decided to fee to some
far, unknown land, where they could en-
joy their mutual love in peace and sweet
retirement from the busy world, and the
tongue scandal. The fsithless wife made
every preparation for the journey. On
Monday morning the two horse carriage
wGs called to the door, and she informed
her husband that abe was going to drive
to Richmond, to make Q few necessary
purchases. The nephew took seat by
her side, and soon they were Whirling into
the country town. They visited several
Of the stores, aud the wife, on the credit
Of her husband, made purchases to the
sum Of S4UU. Ke-entering the carriage,
they took the road for Louisville, and ar
irving in that city ats late hour in the
evening, they registered themselves as
man and wife ct the st. Charles Hotel
Their object was to dispose Of the horse
and carriage in the morning and take the
train for the North, going first to Illinois.
The military detectives obtained an ink
ling Of the transaction, and before the sale
could be effected, the nephew was placed
under arrest, and reported to the Office Of
the Provost Msrshsl. Captain Dunn close
ly inquired into the case, when young o.
made full confession in regard to the
whole affair. The horses and carriage have
been seized by the Provost Marshal,
and will be held until the uncle and en-
ragged husband can be informed Of the
facts. The hopeful nephew and gay Sc.
ducer is now confined in prison, and he
will be retained until it can be ascertained
what sction his uncle will take in the case.
The silly Eife is still at the 81 Charles Ho-
tel. Now, when it is too late, she sincerely
repents her folly.