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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-21

CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.
generally appear a. e at nrst very slight Persons
find they have cold, that they have frequent 81
ana mn. ,.,a 20 .ne snsnses o. tem
slight discharge, thin and acrd, afterward be-
coming thick and dhesive. A sthe disease becomes
and changed in qualify |; they are nov thick and
heavy, and are haxksd or coughed on. The secre-1
tons are often sive, causing bad breath the voice
the smell is lessened or des troyed deafness fire..
quently takes place. Another common and impor
tn Fl that se
or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place, the
the lungs and should lose time In srresting IL.
The above aae but few Of the many Catsrrhai
A Single Bottle ,,oiu .ast a monas-toos ssed three
0H'Enf r tf,Hes a ddy. 1919 @atitf93% .tfl
t ,TEsTIMONIALs.s Gt'sfs
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, ExMembsr Of Congress
from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois House Of
Represe ntatyes. and Grand Master OLA, ,. AID
A. NJ. OF the State of Illinois.
Z GyR ZHtG FaEEroar, Oct. 81, 1865.
DR.. D. II. sEEaYE-Dear Sir-In reply TO your no :.
tice ofthe 18th inst. would say that was severe
acquainted with you and bought two bottles of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one bot =
tie was sensibly improved. and before the second
Respectfully Yours, THos. J. TURNER.
This is to certify that In the use Of DR.. seelyes
Cstarrh kemedy,i expe'i enced much relief. and
have heard many speak oft as being invaluable
for the cure Of Catarrh. ,Igs8s 81 3 SIS
Yours, &C., EDWARD ELY
. Chicago, May 18th. 1854
From "ParmIy, - the well-knowp Halter, under the
fremont 10 use, Chicago, Ill.
DIR. d. H. .SEELYE : Co, Gents-Your Data rrh
Remedy have used, and fully recommend Il ~ the
best remedy known. Ithas cured me, and believe
IL Is certain cure In all cases. 90 Ia sn 80 ~
Chicago, May 6, 1854. JOHN PARMLY.
For sale by Drs. w. Is. COwAN and ). L. TAYLOR,
Ottumwa, Iowa. July IA, tS6s-y
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rgsaTWEs KTyF n fETsAfR z 4
TYR RIG T'S ~ !.
- ,R3JTf3ANY u
Rejuvenating Elixir!

Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, con-,
Gaining nothing injurious to the most delicate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.

Dies Moines, February H. 1894. !
Is hereby certified that the Both day Of January
1sG4 statement filed In this once showing the
condition Of the L0RILLARD FIRE INSURANCE CO. To-
Gated At NEw YoRK, In the State Of NEW York. the
day of January A. D. 1854 in accordance with proy-
sion of Act Of the General Assembly Of the State
Iowa. entitled IAN Act In relation Insurance Coma-
MES, approved January 18th, 1857 and Act anends-
thereto approved February 9Th 1855 and Act
relation 10 Life Insurance Companies approved March L.
1922 that said shows that said Company
pcs-es- 81 the requisite amount Of capital and invested
required by Law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named Com
psny transact their appropriate business II Insurance
in this State in accordance with the laws thertf until
the 3lst day Of January. A. d. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sxty-ive.
il is ALSO certified That II D. TEN-EyCK Esq.
Of KEoKuK has been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the County al LEE
with full power 10 take risks Of therein aud
acknowledge service Of process. provided by law upon
hir filing with the Clerk II the Dssric and for said
County, certified copy Of the statement file in Thu.
office IL Is further certified that the attached trut
and correct copy Of the said statement.
- In Testimony Whereof hav,
en-, bereunto set my hand and affi ~
my seal Of Office the DAY and veal
first above written.
j. ". CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
feb 1f-2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11

e ~: Al e, Il, 81 e g e 81 :;
end an audienoe, few but sslect, 70 which
l might disclose my mind. | eoms
again. A generation has passed away
Onoe moro I stand in the city Of New
York; not NOW 70 BE- nalssted, psrsecu-
ted, banishsd, but to receive welcome,
that welcome you have kindly afforded
and Which | gratefully .acknowledgs.-
{ Applanss.] WHIT was my crimel-
What evil he'd ! done that / was thus
treated like = lsper BY the people Of
America? In my country / had labored
~ public man solely and exclusively
for the cause Of the oppressed. l had
labored for that which America, in the
days Of her Revolution, fought and bled.
The cause in which had been engaged
having triumphed at home, after assisting
at the celebration of the FIRST day Of free
dom for our West Indian slaves, l came
to America for this simple purpose, and
no other, to declare among the people OF
this great Republic the truths which,
under God had been omnipotent TO bring
my own country to sense Of justice. and
to lead that couatry to make tardy COM
pensation to the beings che had injured
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IowA,l
pes Meines. Feb. Is. 1864.


1t Is hereby certified. That this the 18th day Of
February, 1854 sworn statement was filed In this Office
showing the condition Of the Arctic Fire Insurance
pany located at New York City State Of New York
ON the nrst day of January, A. D.. 1864 in A.,
cordance with provision Of Act of the Cepernl =
sebly OF the State Of Iowa. entitled IAN Act In relate;
TO Insurance Companies, approved Jan 2stb 1857 and
an act ainendatory thereto approved Feb 9TH 1855 and
an Act IN relation TO Life Insurance Companies
March til, 1862 that said statement shows III aid
Company is posse ID Of the requisite amount Of cant,
and invested as required by law. f'"''
Authority Is therefore given to the above named Com
pan 20 transact their appropriate business OF Insurance.
~ ths state IN accordance with the laws thereof nr,5I
dred and Sixty-hye. A'sA' mum
Il Is also certified, That H. b. Ten-Eyck Eso. Of Ks
knk has been duly appointed by Company their Law
fu Agent and Attorney for the county Of lee with mi,
power to take risks Of Insurance eren and to
edge service OF process provided by law unon bis al
ing with the Clerk Of the District Court in and Tar ~,
county certified copy Of the Statement o., Ale q ss
Office. 1t Ia further certified that the attached = s
and correct copy OF the said statement = " We
@> In Testimony Whereof, have berrunto 40,
II my hand and affixed my seal of once ~ 80 ~ !.
| ! and year first above written.
J. W.CATTELL
'cp~o Auditor Of State
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srsrg or NEw YoRx

City and County OF New York s-
ALBERT WARD, President pro tenn and VINCENT TuYox
Secretary of the Arctic Fire Insurance Co., being seve
rally and duly sworn depose and say and each for him
self SAYS that the foregoing is tr,e full and
statement of the affairs If the said corporation and thai
they are the above described officers thereof
ALBERT WARD, President pro tern
VINCENT TILY0N, Secretary.
Subscribed and before me- this q tn dav Of Jan
nary. A. D. 1884 J. W. WILDER, Jr,
LIS. Commissioner for Iowa, In New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-11

= = IN sccordanee With Sec co. Part 49, Chan ia q
the school Lava Of Iowa the annual meeting of indre1
ssn, ro ~ Snoc District. shall Be held on the
the District and for the election by ballot ~ pss
Vice President Secretary and Treasurer who ssii cor
tinue in ONCE for one year, and Director y ~
in o6ace three years. Commune
For the purposes contemplated In said section n.y..
Ing OF the kookuk Public school District will b. hcl n
the Public School House. on Bondeau street. on Mon.v
the ltA dag Of March, 1854 between the hours d
T. y; and ~ NV. OGDEN, sscy.
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STATE on SEW YORK. Corxrr or Nrw YoRK. lss.

STATE OF NEW YORK. CousrY OF NEW York, iss.
CARLISLE NORWOOD President, and JcHx G. Mills Sec
Rotary of the Loriard Fire Insurance Company Of New
York being severally and Only depse and say and
each for himself says that the foregoing full and
correct statement Of the affairs Of the said corporation
and that they the above named officers thereof and
that part Of the capital earnings Of said company
has been deposited In any State Territory security
for losses therein CARLISLE NORWOOD Pres't.
JOHN G. MILLS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn To before by the shove named
CARLISLE NoRwocD, President and JoHs C. MLs secre-
tary. this 18th day Of january, A. D. 1894
L. s. THOS L. TH0RNELI.
Commissioner for Iowa in New York.
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Miscellaneous.

For Rats. Msce. r caches Ants. bed.
Bugs. N nshs IN Fur. W0olen. &c, 81.
sec - on Planfs foWls. A nj mails, Ac.
Put up In e5 &c. and s1na Boxes Bottles and flasks.
s. and IS sizes for Horns PrrIic INSTITUTIONS. kc-
Only inEaisible remedies known
.Trp~ fran poisorss.
Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
Rats out Of their holes 10 die
1Ttsoid Wholesale In all large cities.
ES~ Sold ty all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
So - BxsARs 4. fsn worthless mutations
HskSee that sT'srss's- r. each Box, Bottle
and tiask b-ss@ ypn lazy.
As- Address HENAY a. C0sTAR.
as-.PsIscIraL Dxpor 4s2 BxoApwss, y Y.
ks- Sold by 8 h. VOWEL CO,
A. j. WILKINSON,
Wholesale ard Retail Agents kegkuk. Iowa
janlS-dkw9ul
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BOOKS.
4 NNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION

M. w. WEETCOTT.
'eeo MAin-st, Cd door from 9Th
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EOR SALE.
REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

900 Acres Of land for sale considerable portion Of
which Is under tptivat in the central part of Lee
County and within thirty minutes by Railroad from
keokuk. This lsndfe admi rasiy fitted for sheep or
stock farm, an will be sold at low price. An OPP
pertunitv, such rarely s here offered. for
making most desirable investment Title perfect.
Enquire OF X. n. TEa-EYCK.
keoknk, Nov. i2 Rel Estate Aren't
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J - 20, sent,
Second street
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
NJ OF THE
L0s-tllareS Fyre observance c.
Of.VesC Ysrl,

On the 1st day Of January. D., 1874 nsdt 70 the An
to Of the State Of Iowa. pursuan to the statutes Of
said State:
l. The name of this company 10 the Loriard Fire lnsu
rance Company.
The amount tits capital stock 10000 %
B The amount Of s capital stock paid mp h oo0O0 "
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Total amt losses, claims and liabilities.

Total amt losses, claims and liabilities. S2o446 o5
The greatest amount insured in any risk is 900
but will not as general rule exceed $i0,o00.
The company has no general rule the amount al
lowed to be insured in city, town. village block
being governed In this NATTER in each case the gene
raj character Of buildings width Of streets facilities for
putting out fires, &C.
An atesed copy Of the Chartero Act of Incorporation
has already been filed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

LATssr raon EuaoPs by the arrival Of the
Virginia, at New Yusk, we have interesting news
from Europe. VictOra had annouaecd her inten-
,toa Of holding Court at Buckingham Palace On
the 9th inst. Owing 10 difficulties witch have
arisen as to the presumpsiys 10 the Avs
trtan crown, Maxlmttsan has again postponed his
acceptance of me hexicaa csown. The Danish
war s'drags its slow length along" The Frussiaas
attempted to slors, nsppein, but were sspslsed
after i've hoan' enss semens. The Pope has ~
covered from his late serious tiin ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

Hastings Comrt.-This Cour; disposed OF
the following cases yesterday:
A ,0lls 71YOsequ; was entered in the case Oi
Charles johnson and Jas. C.. Ryan, charged
with robbiug Bryant Bass f$4O0 in gold and
S4eO In silver, it appearing that Bass could
not be found.
Ann Deane, free negro, charged with
using iusoIent language to Annie TkOmp.
son, was acquitted, 1t being announced that
In the five cases against X. d. T. Read fol
exhibiting faro ao,ls proseqs;s were entered.
The cases of Henry Huugerford and Ben
jamin DegroOt. charged with exhibiting
faro, were continued till the next term Of
the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

The Forde Ctsse.-The argument before the
Supreme Court of Appeals of Va. on the
writ Of error granted 10. 8. Forde for new
trial upon the Judgment rendered against
him by the Hastings Court, sentencing him
to the penitentiary for Is years, for the muir
der of Robert e. Dixon, was concluded or
Thursday. The court will render their de-
cision on an early day next week.
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Police Arress'.-Patrick Hayes was arrested
yesterday on the Charge Of receiving pis-
tOn-rod from the Petersburg Roilroad Co..
and Samuel Dankerfeld, free negro, was
arrested for stealing an air-pump from the
same company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

Deser'ers Sixteen Yankee deserters were
brought to the city yesterday evening by the
York River Railroad. They were consigned
to Castle Thunder for the present Que Of
them was a young German who could not
speak word of English.
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Lpapostor white mar, representing him.
self as William Shadrack, was arrested aud
committed to Castle Thunder yesterday for
attempting ,sby false representations, to get
possession of some property belonging TO o
soldier who was killed ut Chickamauga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

Fish and Oystsra-There was large sup
ply of fish and oysters in the markets yes
terday, and prices declined slightly. Oystera
could be had for $l5 gallon. 1t is getting
to be rather late in tho season for these bi-
valves,
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Dishonest Psue!ice.--A woman keeping a
grocery near the New Market, on yesterday
sold poor widow twenty pounds of -four
at SO pound. On getting the -four home
the widow found thai it was about one third
salt, the cheaper article having been thrown
in to make weight. The grocery keeper re-
fused to take the adulteratei -four back.
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Lost has S,yar.-Thursday morning Simon
Greenburg came over from Petersburg on
the cars with two trunks filled with sugar /;
one trunk contained one hundred and
twenty pounds, aud the other about double
that quantity. On account of the extraor-
of the train charged him SEQ freight. This
for long, time Greenburg refused to pay
him. While he was Chatting with the con
ductor some Of the negro wagoners stole
his smaller trunk and disappeared with Il.
On discovering his loss, Greenburg was In
consolable and cried like child. Officer
Chalkley hearing that negro named Birch
had been seen with the trunk, hunted him
up aud arrested him. The case was before
the Mayor yesterday, hut Was continued till
this morning on account OF the absence OF
witnesses,
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CoNrDsazss ssAs1. g Anasoa, i
War Depareasss, BnFean q CuonRletin.k )
Rinhmond, VI, ApsA ~, -.

rIRCULAR No IL -
vi Circular No Il, current ssriea, = Aseey ~.
ysEed.
II CommandAnAe Will rVeaiA euS q - ronnRVo
guards and supporting nssoe, - psoQeDa0 - uc114
o possible TO orgAn1ss into eo0pa11U DQDw e
the said rcssrve clasoao.
III. Comnandsnes win i.sesatly A1l1Gnals pseQ9
eiasses to repost e sacA Ssa1eovog3 1ooA - e
Arril iast, far shs paspoee q sleeAo18 ouuonf g.
Acers asd being osSanh ID iate sgnQSntnA
deemea Of the higAeos imPestln6o, - o0 -
psssons ~ DO not 0ppeae 6 ~ ro61ooeouD = -
day appointed mnsa 10 enfal1eA eoA oGnRne1 6 -
discretion d the eemmnna4n1D unleaoe oe1hosuiNo6-
dirsc1 70 thh DnSeon. 49,
Hy order u Co1 mo = HDuDooG
CB DuyunD. 4 On. IS . oG-oG60
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Flag Of Tyucs.-The Confederate fag Of
truce boats Schultz and Allison did not 20
down to City Point yesterday morning, but
will leave this morning.
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HRApo'as l9TH Res RnssRyD Yea0w e. Va. !

HKAbQk9 IVTH Res H100RvGD G00OO @ yA1
RieAnond, April 10, looA n
~ RNHRAL Order, No 3-46b ooanmana IN
NJ assemble on Monday, ~ l0ah Il Arm, -.
at O'Clock 2 Il. % DsoaA ., oppoeils ~ 0o9
Halt, for drill and i0epsot1oa o. as10.
commands notified 70 atlead. u bhopo0 the4oV
man will come up 10 this duty pro0Dl1 - Go(4s
fully, and that the RsginestaI 0DuSt Mnu4hl = -
convened next week for the TRIAL q ls1iseaeoeag4
have little or NO bu 4inees q do g
TO prevent annoyance IRON o1pooe q ~ 0lBonoo
BY tire guard certificates Of ms0esss6i0 Aavo -
prsparsS. bat Will b furnished - ~ nsa eo0 =
tSa parade grouud -A-
By order Of Col EVANS -,
ap p10-2 st PINDLW0N. AAin
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION TaADJNa COMPANY

or rHs CITY OF RICHMOND,
Ricbmond, April 10, 1854.
DY order cf the Board of Directors, notice in
ID hereby given TO tie stockholders that The
Confederate States tax upon the rapi.al stock or
asssts OF the company will be paid by the Treasurer
Uf the compai y.
Stockholders viii not therefore give in their stock
with their II IS tf taxes to the assessor.
ap Io-St A MORRIS, Ssc'y.
1TLOWERS, Flowers, Flowers. The subscriber
e would most respectfully remind the citizens Lf
Richmond and its vicinity, that the time has ar
rived for planting out roses, geranams, vsrbeaeis
hsletropes, msgnoas, evergresns, ornamental trees
and towering shrubs, 30 of which he has large
supply.
b Qae.s. Wre tbs and Crosses, &c, Of choice
flowers, tastsfully arranged.
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
an lH-6ts Cdr of Main and Reseryoi. sta
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Rsunsosed Capt. VIM. II. Caskie, Of the
Hampden Battery Of this city, has been
made Major Of Artillery.
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LIST

-. r1IEEe REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND
I 81 ~. - .0rFiCE on the 18Th day q Apsa, iSot.
~ Nreas =. - sSr--a,se, giving date 81 ktss.
.. -. ,sss.ss vii ~ 'ss cents On s'ss ''''''
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ap l6-6ts

A TTEN1ION -KichmoDd Fire Brtgaae will ut
IA tend semi anrual washing on Saturday, the
16tn inst, at AZ O'Clock u, corner Broad snd l0,h
streets Commanders will have their engines and
enc section OF hose promptly on the ground ct the
aDovo hour. Also, each fireman must have hie
helmet on. LEWIS L BARNES,
ap l5-2t Chief Engineer.
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SOk rsnI--A brscx dveii'us coatAinins 8 rSrsns
wae kischen with roosns. o. Rysd, between
III and 81 gts aisO, fus rest, caniussaeie hpssa
uatsd % -. sseosd doug from CWy slrsst; - -
excsllsat hftdk stable a,ad carras kouse = esarr
jaat above % sssest. ApeV 10 TURfI0
~ i3--asWASt CaeuAs % "a lAr5 ~.
COAPs 1Osp, 1osp p-As 1eaASs l0s : sasa - =.
~ motesss. ~ Sfe pseoased ~ fnsutsk aeej
xesD1M, Nlna111aNnC GO,
~ lS-eo1tn$ IN ~ hsaf tse6y.
Tor n Seie--p -pelIvsrs1 9 RScEsI y 81 - -
1 - SeAk Aln1eolA ~ fslAtk, ~ ~ t1ath9a 1kA
eeeneH e. - Ns L - Ii
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A TTENTION.-AM male passops ses6nfnt II -
IA district conmeeciog from ~ sou1A 80 e
Hroad and vest Of An ssFess - 60 nilo boDG1 -
corporation. between the aaO 0f 10 ~ <6. NJ 70
noe belong 20 some military osgsninslboD, 90 houv
ordered " attend drill AZ this conoao1 - -
day, the 18th April. ~ 81 O'Clock ssss - e1snsF
men:s In order for laspeetion 1hose Whe Ave 81
Armg, &c, win be supplied. Iho1o falling - 0u1o1y
will BE- dealt with the nim, q vigos ss ~ M.
% ''' = w. oso Z npeooD,
le-2ts Capt co y. lesh AseI nssssvse.
a ITENTiON.--to y, i9lh Re0laenl NoooGVo
n Forces Va.--The members Of thi9 e0npo1y,
Comprising all between u and 45 yeass of -,
Itsiug In the company district which h boun6o6 ~
the North side ct Nr0ad 81, West side of Rouslh ,
and extending one mile beyond the cosposaee 1nto
Of the eity,l are heseAy ordered % seteM - -
day, April 18th, 1854. on Broad q, bstWsee - ~
10Th Streets at O'Clock, M fos 6sili md iaapse.
ti0n Of arms.
DellMquents will be subject 70 court Dastial.
BY order Of Col Evans,
pl6-2tA WI BPPDss Ospe Coadt.
A TIEVTION Co A, I9lh Rsg' Va Milifla =
~ persons between the ages u 10 aad -, ~
siding between 4th and l7th sts, sAA fson North
side or Broad It foT mile bey0od the eospova-
t0n limits, hereby ordered 20 Tepogt u oat q
the City HGll ON Monday, April lolh, - o'eloek,
Pm. BY order u Capt J Ssaee,
up l6- -2i. SAMPSON JON6, Ja, O D.
NEILIrARY No,ice.--Attentioa, EsssleA Lagl9A.
lU al members cf this company go oe4U1 -
meet at Old Maxkst Hall, on 1ea1aY, to 1oe r,
Q. O'Clock, with arms, for hastaI3o0 6sD - ~
specaon. Ahsentses win b dsall vltA oDsseG1e
10 r-gulstions.
0sA
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~ 1S4 - fl =, - --seses.e 81
fs',es& 80 1la Il. Phnlfpo ~
| estAs Ms1ol E. r. ~ v fkoS1 tn1fl1
q ansqe y r 20 n "A r. -
4.tpn d under fI1)a pecs
s..,zs.s. ~. sgpoaEee Ia oyldnca fti1
s. - ~ 2 sss - Issl1 peo 6un8 taken fboW M
= " 0Aa.nsus0 ~ IT, ecnscflpt Buyeor
- .svus sxc SHh OF ss9S he determined
= Psss w LUIS 20 run 10 knde and i0ln -
sssls.,!ys ssl. III ere ao4ne Where In Yankee
se1s ~. De2!aulxe -! then Of the DE-
,s1 ssccssve police, aefeea e sake him across The
nucsi Out euhocQuen1ly reeommenAed Hin
t0 onunst himself . 1nEIlps, and infru-
0need him % khuipa Smith paid PhIiiiua
soO - Ereenoacks ana &U IL Confederate
i..snsy i.sN to takc MN seross the lines. Phil
out on the NSehAnlcsyille road. And s. ih.,,
getting RIA Of him On some prefence' ss- ~
turned TO the city. bslngipg bis trunk ana
he clothes smith aieo sstnrned to the cisy.
and found PhIliic4 and Williams together ;n
barroom. Ho Fsskoa Phfllips 10 retrrn
MN nts money and cloenee, when Williame
took nim aside ard told him he would see
thee h0 money aud ci0thing were returned
20 HIM. On the 14y1n this Williams told
3aatn ne w0uld take him down the York
river road, and th1e he would there gel
ACROSS the river without difficulty. VIII
liams t0ok him down the road, but he was
arrested ON the E4munkey and brought
PACK, when Williams preferred charges
against him as > spy and had him put into
Casue EhuiideE. "a ~ saefns dAyn he wa
liberated from the Castle and sent tn Camp
Lee until mis- British papers shall have been
fully examined. These facts. or at least
some of them, coming to the knowledge OF
the authorities, Williams was tried by Court.
Martial and dismissed from, the detective DO
lice. Smith has never recovered the money
paid by him to Phillips nor any of the cloth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

MILITARY Notice - fhs 4sess1osy g We
ivl having ordered sueh A0luo g ~ Gw-
gsess. TO join companies IN the 81, Z - 0pdDDuo
OF filing the vacs1ciss thns sssaesA ~ - ~
ars liable 20 eeryise IN Tie rsosgvee ~ 11 1G0oos
the infantry. = NO3IL41Ts
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Call at Hnt 3 N0nf11E1o, oosDee 0nR4 - 44s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16

Through the roliteness of the officers Of the Ex
change Bureau we have received New York pa
pers Of Wcndcsdsy last, the 18th inst. Gold a1-
vaaced In New York on Tuesday 10 one hundred
aud sssNty fee. We give summary Of the news