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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02
isrzRmssr og aaa Ess.,sz oFGrs II JENKINS

iNrzRMsdT Gs aHs EsaAINE OF GEs IL JENKINS -
We aa the following rclativ: TO :he burial Of this
brave young officer, In the Charleston Courier
The remains Of The iamente.i :iea II JsBki kias
were inferred on SUNDAY afternoon al Summefyiliez
In the graveyard oi the Episcopal Church at that
place, alongside the resting place OF his neither.
The body arrived at Su,nmervi!ie at Quarter
pist three O'Clock, uncer an escort OF State ca
dels from The AyscHa. Academy of CoumS.i. ?he
coffin, with t:is Confederate aig snread over il,
was placed upon carriage, and procession iofn.-
vaesccnt soldiers Ii ire hospital :hat were able 10
attend Before the procession bcgaa Va move, the
ladies In the village brought in beautiful WI eaii,s
aud numerous boqae;s uf flowers ana strewed them
ia prufuson upon the cofiu
1he remains were foi'oseA 10 the grave by sew
era members OF the family, including the deceas-
I'd widow, his iather in law, Gen ID = JamSon,
AMI his two brothers. Aajyr jenkins ana Dr. Jen
Kills.
Upon The arrival OF the remains at the v;!lsge,
ana during tie passing oi the procession, lhe
church bells were tOsied, aii every expression OF
grief and sympathy exhibited by t6e viaseis--
The ladies' present at iie inteT;acn. tedecaed the
grave with ifowe,s, ard gave vent to their heart
iet sofrOW la the tears which were freely shed
over the moria; fenaias Of tie departed hero.
Gon Jenkins was Il member of ihe Episcopal
Church al Sunmefytiie. and pario0k of the holy
sacrament but a few weeks before taking his de-
partuSe for Virginia. When taking leave of his
Tiends he remarked that hc was going 10 fight his
last battle.
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MayoS'S Chasrt.-Bssides the cases men,
toned above. there were several matters of
less interest before the Mayor yesterday:
Churchill, slave of George Duggins, was
charged with breaking and entering in the
night time, the storc-house Of Robert B.
Smith, On Brock Avenue, and stealing sew
eral thousand dollars worth Of groceries.-
In the absence Of Witnesses the case was
continued till Saturday.
Peter, slave tf DR.. Theo. P Mayo, was Or
dered to DO whipped for stealing pound
and quarter Of sugar from ]. II. Haymonc.
Fanny, slave Of 9aorge Thomas, and Char
io.te and Phillis, slaves oi Mrs. Warrington,
were ordered to be whipped far being disor.
derry Ia the street, and usirg profane and
disorderly language.
Lewis H. Allen, charged with fofiing the
name Of Mr. John IL Baptist to an order on
the pest office for letters, was turned over
to Confederate Commissioner Sands.
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SAVE rHE BAcoS. S.-The Lyeehburg ri.eianics
has the following paragraph:
We have been informed by gentlemaa who
knows, that at Appoma!tox Depo. there IL now aud
has been for some time lot l6jt0 lbs) OF i,he b
ger of being spoiled. Al Bent Greek, In Tie same
county, there il another Tot Of 500 lbs which the
rats are said be eating up. Government officials
Oae on has no: been removed, and these fc;s being
known In the ncigaborhood, the people are uawH
stag 10 divide theis small supplies with the Govern
Ment without an ASSURANCE that il viii NOT be for
AapGht.
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s Ss0El on Lss.--On Tuesday night q week be-
fore Breckinridse whipped hiD,) Cea aisei. ae-
cosdina 70 the New York Tymss, made . vssy re-
.na1haSie speech y aasdassssl. v. ns IA !:
s.rhS war has goas on three yeafs, and Il = great
of men asd m0aay, The sseele have rot heea 60
qassed. a.n aow ners, where was iwo pears
ago. Only think Of e. We Aasch u morrow Ia
fl1ht the greatest OsasrAl of tho aga. thr schel
Robert Lcc." 1T this remark the danesaI wss
H.eetrd with hisses tfnm ssme iutrnas toysiisss
flo replied, ssxta nav hiss, bAs hn h xfsas 6isse-
raj, aEthen1h = rebel. -
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da, speaking OF the Yankees, says:
They are now scattered along the river from
Jacksonville to Fort Harney Ia bands of from sixty
70 6ve huudred, occupying tho east bank OF the
river, with large train Of Wagons, basiiy en-
poyed Eotbing every Plantation they visit OF every
thing they want, snd burning destroying what
they do No, want, insulting helpless women and
children. and driving them from their homes With
oat even change of ci0thing. The Yankees nro
very materially assisted by large nunber OF de.
scrters from our army, who are weiI acquainted
with the couniry, ana act as guides. Tnsy ore
more Infamous than the Yankees. Thousands Of
cattle have been run Cd BY the Yaakees, and seve
raj loyal citixens murdered
Ths seaboard counties east Of the river st Johns
have suffered tessby from. the dcpredail0ss OF the
Yankees and desertcrs. the largest number Of
whom are Ia Vainsia county They have ststy
men =. Smyrna, sixty opposite f0ss Gates, and
others a. far down rs Fort Haraey. = Augustine
~ the base Of their thievIBg and ma1sudlng opera
lions They had at arst one negro regiment With
them, but have nom time 10 tMe des allied them ~
s,Dck dtlvssa, and now have only white troops -
The Yankees say they do mot insend TO leave the
country Mntt the iAss h0rses coz nnd pig hee been
driven oG, asd fs0m present a1oeaaioas they vii
accomplish tae threat.
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From TN. s. hars,s fsil. J Gazette.l

TIE ATE SPEECH OF Mr. HARaIs.--O Our readers,
heias the iiaincttate constituents OF Mr. Harris
Wi! DOUBTLESS expect 10 read his speech il this is
sue of cur paper, but the annexed communicative +,
we pEe>ane, will satisfactorily account Tor our
failure 10 publish il:
HEADERS CAVALRY DEPARTAxNT,)
District OF ST. Mary's ;
Leonardtowa, nd, April ~, 1864.
sir: The commanding officer of this detach-
m-ht desires that you will no. publish or make any
iilasion In The ST Mary's Gas>:te to tie treasona
Die ana diegfaeeia! speech Of The member Of Goa
giess irom thls district, delivered in ;he House OF
Representatives Gu TIE 9ih last
ain, sir, seiy respectfully yoa. obedien, sery't.
RW DICKSON.
lst Lieut. 5th Cavalry, Aciiag Atj,.
To the publisher and proprietor of the ST 5:ary's
Gaseae, LeOnardtOwn, Md.
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q wosnaa ha1 been spioisoA 10 e,v ,ha erse. ~
sanSasse % her kuehasd, aa1 hsfnx tDsd e n II
So1s esse eoaie q ese % his head, replied tkat
~ y ~ uSee "saiass water, ANA 6 dilnI do hlt
~ - ~ ieee stven at Columhiss &C. fbs he
sig, ~ aaadsons ssn n 1i7 ~ 81 VS. ssellse1.
To- nlea1slppl = ssl1 - - a. Rnaher a.
WMeM IL 0oae M - - - = ~ 6
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ACclDsKTALLY KILLED. .-AheIt Street, the
"N'I@pOTte" correspondent Of The Mobile "a ser
t'sev assd Register, was killed II Psecsgoua La,
few nights since, by the accidental discharge OF
lis pistol which he was handing 10 o gsatleman.
formed IN nemphis sor Pdce'a army, and nlter-.
wards acted as an ass3staD, aajutapt for Gcnes AZ
Slack In Missouri.
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bincKADl STATgsIics.--ia 1861 and 1862 thilw
steamers Ie1 the Clyde far "a masket" In 1860
there were tweaty eight steamers from tho Clyder
VI the thlly steamers Of the two years Gsst
nomea, only four have totally escaped and surviv
ed 10 the date Of the fepBu. OF the twenty eight
steamers ef 1853, five had been captured.
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PUxzLrNe Tls DAsEs.-We iiad the following In
the Bermuda .dduoedts, Of the 18Th May:

( Whit the steamers "Let Her Ben aud Badger
wee c0aling at 81 Tnomas's, they continued 70
lhs authorities sent them orders % haul down the
sbn01Isus ensisus; compliance was refused. The
authorities sent Oh egstn, giving three hours, and
threatening that ii the Gags were not then hauled
down they (the an,hogiIicsl would have them
hauled dswn themselves. Abe three hours ELAPSED
and the Aass were stiil flying the auth0sities seat
Cd q force 70 haui them down, when IL waa found
Jhe haiyazda rea,cyed, ana TIC pole ssezsed.
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Gold Sales OF gold were made by the
brokers Tuesday and yesterday at eighteen
and half aud nineteen for one. This is
decline Of one aud . half since the battle OF
the Wilderness
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Sent Oa.-Lewis II. Allen. charged with
forging the name Of Mr. John II Baptist,
was sent by the Mayor to Commissioned
Sands yesterday, who examined the case and
sent the accused on to be tried before the
Confederate District Court, and admitted
him TO bail in the sum Of 2.0GO.
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The LiIby.-The arrivals at the Libby were
few yesterday. Up TO six o'slock r NJ. there
had been oily eight captured Yankees re-
ceiyea
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Released Nicholas Carroll and Zine I.al-
ians were yesterday, by order OF the Gov
ernor, released from Castle Thunder and
ordered to report to their respective regi
ments In the Virginia Reserves.
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Vicious Horse.-Last evening as vicious
horse was being shod in the blacksmith shop
corner Of Union and Franklin streets, he
took occasion to play of some serious
prauks. He kicked druaAsn mnn in the
stomach who WAS hanging around th- shop
looking on, and doubled him up; kicked
over Que OF the smiths, laying him out for
franklin street. When midway the square
below 18th street, ne ran over a white girl
nine y.-.rs old, who was playing In the street,
knocking her down and cutting her forehead
severely. at Johuston's livery stable he
was stopped and caught. He was led into
tta afable, When severa! gentlemen collect
Ing r.nnd him, he licked one of them, Mr.
e. I. Bass, in thS abdomen, ipjuring him in
6 very severe manner. Alter this perform
aace the evil disposed beast was securely
ialiasea, and oil passers by gave him wide
berth.
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Tie War-A'e!tyioas and iolaical.-This
subject will form the themes oftwo addres S
es announced for delivery to night and to-
morrow night, By DR. Stiles. in the lst Pres
byteriau Church. Members OF Congres
who have been Impressed by fhe great
thoughts of these addresses as they were
heard IN the far South, have induced tha
author TO deliver them here,
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E.WnAr \ flfy.-The New York Herald says thae
the hosses and cantage Of Sccresnry slan.on ran.
!nto tDe Potomac River on Thursiay. He was noE
~ .i tne carriage. What PLY Ii Ns,etwrspego
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Sea9sago WatcA.-Nightbefor last Joshua
Owens, Of Baltimore, aud CAPT. VIM. T..
Cla'ks0n, being together, and the latter be-
Ing taken sick, Owens carried him to board
ing aouse On Brook avenue, kept by Mrs.
Green, to lie down and take nap. On get
ling into the house Owens proposed to take
care Of Clarkson's watch-a very valuable
gold time piecc-but the latter declined, aud
put it into the hands of Mrs. Green, to be
Kept for him. CIarkson then laid down and
fell asleep, and thereupon Owens went to
Mrs. Green, and representing that Claikson
had sent for his watch received it from her
and made off When Clafkson awaked
Owens and the watch had disappeared. He
at once obtained q warrant fer fiis arrest of
Owens, and put it into the hands of watch
man John +. Brooks. Yesterday morning
about eight O'Clock, Brooks and Clark son
being on the look out for Owens, saw him
enter the "Here's Your Mule" house, ON 8.h
street, nearthe Spots wood Hotel. Brooks
followed Owens and arrested him, and as
certained from him that he had traded the
watch of to G. Lumsden, jeWeiler, for q
silver watch and one hundred dollars. The
watch was recovered from Mr.. Lnmsden's
and Owens locked up for hearing before
the Mayor this morning.
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tahtsa DOwn.--M . recent aasction sale IN Co !.
,nnsus: go, The fpst0wisg pslees wess obesInedf.
<sea!. % cts; sugar, % ac0a, 90 ~; sais lfora
20 20, J" "a; w1iskey, so 10 Sc; cow aaA eaif,
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AeaceRoa county. 0a., hxs ssnt about sixty
seSps1setp 0ov, 6sew1's pseslInAiion.
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OYsIcz K l. RAILR3AD Co,
iehmord, May 81, 1884 !
NPECIaL NOTICs-cnsngs Of Schetnla.-Op and
after Wednesday, Jsne lzt, 1854, the PASSENGER
Trains % This rosd viii run a. follows.
WAY PASSENGER TRAiN
Win loeve Richmond daily at O'Clock n; and Ar
rive In Denyille At ePA connecting with siae Peid
mont road for Gsecnsbor0' and tie Goath. Leeve
D4nviiie st a1d arrive in RiohUond at 500 u.
THR0rGH NAN TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily 1t 4:so =, and arrives q
and arrives In nanvile u $40 NJ connecting with
the Piedmont road fog areenebore ard the south.
Reforming, leaves nanvi.ie ut o'clock n. srriv.
Ing at JUNCTION q 3:4a u, and Rica m0od .; ;:IS
Through Mail Train conres,s With tho Houshs;de
Railroad for Lyachhurg End the West.
tal-6s JAS II LEsTEH, T'icke. Agent,
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W. REErINd OF Stockholders - A called
|>-S meeting o. the siockhctdsrs Of the Roanogs
Valle7 Railroad II II =; held IN ia tsyn CT Csr as-
Vile CT ssturd2g, 40 G6,h day sipo, 1864.
ECSsasss IL great Importance will con.e before
the sn Il is de4irsbis chat evc,y ons
should DO tTsssnt
by or..sr Of tbs Beard
III 2i-2 an;i L A WILLIAMS, Ss1y.
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th1syed WITH fnsuyrectiOss "A negro named
Inomas, the slave Of Mrs. Charlotte Wright,
was Drought before the Mayor YESTERDAY.
charged with giving information 10 the enc
my, aIt with making use Of ineurrecticnary
language. 1t appcsrd that Tom has been
fhnning about for long time doing pretty
aaca .: he pleased; going to his wife's At
3 nI. cmi'ha, In Henrico, Dear the Meadow
bridges when 20 pleased, and coming back
When 1t suited him. Last week Mrs. Wright
threatened to hire him to some of the hos
p,ta!s, when he refused to 90, saving that
ms Yankees would soon have the city, when
she would be bnmtie enough, and showing
her pass IS fsich he said had been given him
by the Yankees. She asked him II he would
give the Yankees the Information necessary
10 enable them to get here. and he ssit hs,
wonld.
We give copy OF the pass agndea 70.
which was foand Gu him at the time of his
arrest:
fass the bearer TO his heuse TO get sonic clothes.
~ b sciryosH,
SCoicnai eoni.aaiidisg."
;. Mr Smith, at whose house Toms wife
yves. yves. stated that, on the morning when
snelidan's raiders bad p1ssessi on cf the
c,onntry about Mea&s9 Bria,xs<, fAe sheiIs
earned u the negroes at his house, and they,
ION among them, ran of to tie weeds,
~ 10y were causut D9 .nc 1anKceS.-
lem tncn obtained this pass from the Yam
Zee Colonel to go back to the house to get
nls clotnes Tenn and the rest Of The ne
Sloes, though .avited To GO off .Sish the
Yankees, reiuse,stogo. Mr.. Smith said this
was all he knew about the matter. and he
hao thought 1t proper TO state It, He knew
notning OF what had passed between Mrs.
wright and tine negro The Mayor con-
tlnucd the case till this morning. If no
'lnsurrection" can be proved against the
negro, ne should be, severely punished for
ms insoience. All this comes CT permit
ting negroes to go at large. Wherever In
disclose the fact that they have neeu in
dulged by their owners and permitted to do
pretty much as they please. This practice
Of permitting slaves to go at large ruins the
negroes and infiicts wrong upon the COM
munity.
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Esg isa faoiseap
--ttnn,knc.cia U0sa
Fat cii paper
Tho Iates pszsf Ia suitable fer al siaseos bienxs,
AID viii DO so.i at !sss ihal usua. prices.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
10 III ,.6 ss3tn at
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OTICK.-Oue Thousand Dollars AsWnsA.-l
~ elFsP ths above reward for he delivesy Oue,
ov corAScment n jail % that ga them Seaio, &
four negroes:
william, . black man About % 70 - yeasu ~,
short and stout built.
Mary, his WIFE, bright colosed, and ab0uS - - ~
years Old, and ilmys 10 xslklpx.
Shirley. their child, about or yeAse olA, ehnDey
faced, ard the color or his mother.
Also, Naroiccn, sboat % years old, llshS eeaess6s
moves very SLOW. -
Or will pxy in proportion for sith@ Il then.
TW PAlRo, Navy Yard, nOsketas, win iaenfiey
any Of the abOye, u caught and carfied e ktcap
mond. n PAIDO,
Prince Edward eonAty va.
Ny Post csRce 10 Pfosrsss aiu. ~ 1l~-n
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4 kEalcAN HOTEL,
N Rthmsnd, Va.
4 report hsviae ss:red s;rcaission ih~t Ito Amer.
tcar haoi heS bssa cscsed, We take osca oa 10 Dc
the report, a5d cap that tns Amercaa 10 still cfon
aud VIII be Kept long as say csher Hete In the
tg. cIti Ia R0i:ciisd d. fsda-Sss, 0:5 Oar day,
el-3tf VA WEIGHT g Co Pfot,sa.
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NTOTICEi Ect3cs sivKpnaways.-A rrWae4 ef
IL eve hundred dollafD cash ttp - yoA - ~
apprehension and retention IN ~ allst6GY M ln3
tasm, Of the following negroes. whe Ien12 1dhs
day, the 2ath day Of Msy, 1854:
boston, . cazpsntsr, about An ssss - iedp
high. red mulsttc akin, Win vsry haavysD14
beard and mougfache.
haywood, absut ave lbst eight inshss ~ ,Asp0n
skin, smsn moustachs; Aas sdewn losk vAsa tnl6eo
aurbsr., ssout six feet two issAss ~; vssy
likely nssros dark maroon seppisxien; ssseA ~
tive sad black. $
George, aoout nvs lset Avs inshas, aasass IN
remarkably Ans, open eountsnanes; qnisk In neys
mepts; came from usE oodeasvins, Orange
jshn. .sou. nvs fss. Tn lvshs5 vary ,iGa'y. vssy
ss.e hodlsd and stcut.
Cesar, about Avs esst sisht oR nins lsshss ssss
MiesT light m0lasto.
H..sn, vile to Cesar, shout avs fsst We insAes
she is scs at hsr work she b very nnsh giSsn -
wbis.liDg and singing.
Albert, sbout Eve lsst sight or nine iaahss Hin
very haSx and stout sEa xensehAbly hks1y.
Henry, or Patrick UsuEy, abopt I've Ssef ibur a
five ieoass high; very liksly mAipon color; vesy
much aispHssd to b stout and ut, aad bas W11b
IL Richsond.
eeouas and p.cksts will bsnsAt thenssivss by
keeping Q lock ont for these nesrces end ell een-
dress the undersigned ct yins Greek p o, RovAaaa1
county, vs., or Mr. Thomas II fipssoDb, kichmose,
Va IN The eyent OF thsir apprshsndlna eAy 0ne -
si, Of thsss negroes. O1icesS Of ths aSDy asA ~.
ers age ncs,hst sgAinst hiring negroes oossesp01.
iag to the shove description, - 6sse negroes vu
doubsisss rspsssent themselves - re-. ,ro.,~
Nv Ga. a~.s n. c~ifsE TSs.S.n
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NV g-s.. Area. ssr ooic 8 TSs.ss:s. SsSss

40 DOLLARS Reward --nen away lsoa ~
sAt5U plantation, near Bufksytns. vss 9 ~
ION os tEc prcseot month. my man JoAa lazy
Preston Flo js some ~ years of aee, bl1ek, aooqe
fcst Os inehes high. He had . 80 - O. =
Charlotte II, where hs wes salsed, and ~ I'D
ty Capt rhos spencer, Of That coauty. WiupeY
the above reward II delivered 70 Mr. 106Rt LaDls
kin uf Richmond. VC TU03Aoe
my S8-i2tt
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RiftnIdnb 8isqaEa.

- - 1,ss ntrr. xz 10 pabished daily, (eandAys
.As ! = puxsY Dos1AAs for tWSave months
- sysv DeiIANs tss six wcesin TtH OoaLAn ses
sh,es months Of Fets ioslAss tor 'os @'s'"' ~
An rmusAscss ~ nas ere atths riss Of 'asss
vSo nake them.
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FAY cFFica FNa'a eEr'1 3, }

No u, Law Buiding, yra14iia street,
RicSE.und, JuDc l, 1874.
PERSONS having Claims against tbs Depart Mt
I are hereby notIiad snd requestei TO prcss ut
tkeI. for payment.
C:ams for the value of slavss end other accounts
which haqo been passea uson and spi,sovod by tho
Bond OF Slave Claims, OF which Col y vga.teli
IL President, will also be paid at ti,.s oii.os.
sTsNA2C,
is l-St Capt Eag'rs and Disb'z Qi,iSsr.
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YDiNDiNG and RU;iug Our book binde.y beiny
y now under the genera! direction OF Er q 4
Lyon, we are prepared to
Kue and
s'u. Pspes
to sHy pattern GEd In any quantity. We are a!.o
prepared 20 DO any amount OF
Pamphlet 6irdiny.
WEST & JoHNStO 4.
je l--3t l4s Main St.
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RUM MY0


PAN AWAY frsm ~ Is1eariess, 9 ~ so1Asf
are making their way 30 Kiag Wnlis1 ooVnty, bsaP
tts pinin Trse. VII give o3oo spieeo ~ thetR
delivery 10 me. o. tnef bsisg put ID tAe ely ja0
George ID stout, middle rss, slsessoeha sslsP. ~
et.mn nes; Harrison b slender, abevA nidAIo
heagnt, ard blsek. W0 4 81AxtOu.
Ie 2-SA
IN OOLLAk6 ksward.-haa away iron NJ -.
elV misss . mulsate boy, sgeA abest 70 yeA6l, .
Ioet 8 inches bgh, very smAn II ~ booV. ~
j,2-s,. FANNY 61RAUS, 10 HreaAeA,
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HEADQR ~ DnP o. kIWx0uu,l
kay 80. lsG4
nESRRAL Order Na 33.-Hsxeefse- fass6s ri
~ NJ 6s Issued 70 a5ce.s h,sscs Ia t5Is cty with
oui aefyovai 0f F<qaixti1a at thssa headquarters.
0Y c0Auaud Of Maj osa RAHS0a.
70 o1psrnsY AAa my a. 81
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NxTM MORGAN, 0unmaker, has opened a gun
Nv store On Pearl o- llsh street. No 3. cr.s door
FROM Hsin stzest, 81 which place his fieIds End
tao pub i, generally may have their work Ia mis-
ia> doas promptly, aEd IN the best manner. Ee
asksfsr share If tie putIc patronage orfy 90 far
as he may dsserse It, p. p.osisns 10 givs sntse sails
faction 10 siicsses Ia every particular.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02

NIuTiG e to Iaxpay y.se.--fursuant io ia osd!assss
~ parsed By The C0urc OF the city OF G;chn,a.f
ltth January, 1855 Will attend al the Co;saGiol -
Office, IL tbs City Hat, from the 18th to tho s0lh Of
juno iacsus!ve for the purpose of receiving from
the taxpayers tae cbs-haif or the whpia OF ii sie
10 It'd JULIUS A HOBSON, Ger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-02

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