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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-19

NEW MUSIC Ar J. W. DAVIES & SONS,
No. lss Mann street,
fAT P I'll. TAYLoR's OLp STAND.)
INSTRUMENTAL.
Morning Star Waltz.
Evergreen Walt.
Affection Waltz.
Bessie Bell Waltz.
Sllvery Showers.
Mliden's Prayer.
Gondelled.
Rochester Schottischc.
WARNINGS at Eve.
Lorena-B Brilliant Variations
Anvil Chorus.
Mocking- Bird Quickster
Spring-Iime Polka
Home Sweet Variations.
Shells of Ocean.
Love Spell.
stonewall QuickStep.
General Lees Grand March.
General Smiths March.
General Morgan's March.
| Moss Rese Gallop.
Railroad Gailop
Rosa Gallop.
| Haunted Man Gall0p.
Military Gallop.
SONGS.
Some One to Love.
| Old Cabin Home
| Farewell to the Star-Spangied Banner
Dearest SPIT of Earth to NE Is Home
| Shells of the Ocean
| Brightest Eyes.
| Child Of the Regiment
| Twas Bright, but twas a Dream
Listen to the Mocking-Brd
Gentle Nettio Moore.
When saw Sweet Nelly Home.
Hurrah for Our Flag.
Where are now the Hopes Cherished
Vacant Chair.
| SwitZer's Farewell.
| Cottage by the Sea.
| phel You'll Remember Me.
Oh dive me u Home by the sea-
Castles IN the Ar.
J The Separation
| scenes that are Brightest AZ limo
Thav said INV Love would Change WIN linn
: .ame where my Love lies Dreaming
NJ viii care for Mother Now
,r,,,Ll;ug stars are Laughing, Love.
| Bird Of Beauty
No On. ~ Love.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. -,
,,a. a;scount TO dealers, teachers ana seno' ~
niars from the country promptly a''ena.s so
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&itbmono 9lspattg,
s,rrkpAY MORNING . NOVEMBER 10, 1854

The DAILY DIer trcH is furnished to NfwS DFN.-
rra and CARRIERS at Tw fSTf DOLLARS per ONE HUN
pREp CorIES.
svr4cRInnRs scnlingNo the office for their papers
will hc charged FIVE DOLLARS pee month.
SINGLE cprIEs OF the Dispatch TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
C,RRrrEs are authorized to charge ONE DOLLAR
am sryrNrY-FIvE Gents PER WEEK to their sub
scribers.
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coHrrprnArrs CROSSING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Dispatches from the Southwest state that attempts
were again being made by the ContedcritcS, on
tha 7th instant, at LlMes's landing, Arkansas, to
get portion u their lranaM mississippi forces across
the Mississippi from Texds int" the state OF
Misyissippi, tor the assistance Of Bcaur"gnd and
Hood The movement which a formidable
one was thought to be- under the direction OF Gene
ral Magludcr and to have tor cooperation and as
hrooIe of Union infantry was OH the spot TO pre-
vent the crossing, and brigade OF cavalry was mo
mentarily expected. These, it was supposed would
be ejiti lent for the purpose. The Cohftdcia'ta re-
Gently succeeded i'll getting three thousand cattle
from the west the side of the NIsslSsippl i'
had crossed lck with them, on the way L
JIo.i's army, when Colonel FlTTaE, commanding a
N!alla Luui>auq started i'll pursuit, captured one
thi,d of tls bee YES, dispersed the remainder, too
prisoner the Confederate General Carver and seIz"
| several wagons mules and horses
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TREASURY DErARTMEST, \
CoSFPDERsTE STAris OP AMERICA,


ItERTIFICATESOF OF ESS
Y BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
IL IEBE.,f AND FREE FROM TAXAItON.-By
the fourteenth section of the act 10 reduce the cur
reucy, approved February H. 1861, the Secretary OF
th- Treasury authorized 10 issue the above ccrtI-
httcs payable two years after the ratification Of
tT,tty q peace with the United States. They can
not 70" sold but are only 10 be- issued to such credl
tors OF the Government As are willing tn receive the
same IN payment ct their demands. They must also
b. given at par, though free from taxation.
IT, attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
inr officers OF the Government Ia called 10 this class
OF pubic securities as offering peculiar advantages
10 those from whom the supplies OF the Government
are BOUGHT AMI IL facilitate the use of then checks
drawa tv disbursing officers upon the dcpoSItarcS
holding these funds, and marked across the lace
"pavab'e in crrtIncates Of Indebtedness" Will be
paid IN conformity herewith.
pepgsltarics are hereby authorized and required
10 cUmps with this regulation, and to make appll-
cation 10 the Register ior supplies OF certificates as
tluIrri. lSlSnedi q. a IREN lioLM'
su o2-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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MARRIED,

IN November the Sth, by Rev, J. NJ knkpAti,h' h'
~ har fsther's rcsidcn"e, in Danvllle, Emeinit
Mis- ARE T.. SMITH, to Mr. WiLhlAM ~, "
COOK, of Spar.antuta District, Soh'h N"' '''''''
company F, Thirteenth regiment
Nav no ,u,le storm their peace destroy
Nor happiness consume
Nav all their days be days OF JOY,
And heaven at last their home.
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PoLtcE ARREST Captain John W.
Hood was arrested yesterday afternoon
by detective l.. S. Charles and civil officer
NJ. Adams, charged with passing on IT,
Murphv's papers and with aiding in the
robbery of John Werner, on Saturday
night last. The accused was locked up
in the lower station-house to secure his
appearance before the Mayor this morn
mo
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Tnr MARKErs were better supplied yes
terday, and a favorable reduction was
observable in the prices asked by some
yenders. Good beef sold at from three
and half to four dollars per pound "a
reduction Of one dollar since Thursday.
1t is to be hoped that the citizens who
are in the habit of attending market Will
refuse to submit to sudden and unreason-
able advances in prices whenever they
| take place.
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RcBBrRlFs.-On Thursday night the
basement door to the residence OF Cap
tain James II. Graves, near Leigh Street
Baptist Church, was forced from its
hinges and the store room robbed OF lot
of butter sugar, coffee, bacon, flour, &c,
valued at three thousand dollars The
next door neichbor was served in siinl-
lar manner on the samc night.
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A Atelegram i.om Cincinnati, dated the 10th, says
The Ga-.tt,'y Nashville dispatch says that the
rch,l army, numbering thItty thon~ind men,
/, still tHcimpci III the vicinity of Florence, Ala
hamt one y"lI's Oh this sidc ot the llvvl- The
conSIon Of The rolds prevents tive military "le-
rattuus and the lrbcl army remains comparatively
quiet.
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OFFICIAL.
TRFAsUWy DEr.RTMrNr,
CoNrpprRArn STATES oI ANrRrCA,
KtcuAo~p, November II, 1864.

RtcnAoxp, Noveitber II, 1864. J
yrREASURY NOTES OF TIE OLD
1 ISSUE To ;he end that every facility may b"
aiiorl,,i 10 the holders ot these notes eilacsmg
tho exehaA,cc ioT new, the Treasurer, Assistant
Trra~urc.~ and Pay DtpositalIes, and the ncpo~I-
tame, whose d,.ty has been hitherto hunted to fund
iur a,c hereby authorized to receive the notes for
exchange Those not supplied with funas will re-
cstcr the OF the deposltoFs receiving all notes
offered for, and entitled to- exchange until the lst
day of January, lSG5, inclusive The notes re-
tolvyd and reistcr,d must br forwarded by express
To- the Treasurer at Rl,hmond, with copy "f The
register AMI new issues for the payment OF th" de-
20 liorS will te Immediately forwarded IN return.
The Assistant Trcasurors and DepoItaries are
hereby instructed to republy>h this notice.
q. 4 TRENHOLM,
DO iS-tIJ Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CoNFEpEaArE STATES DIsTRlcr CoURT.
In Judge IIa'yhurton's Court yesterday,
a writ OF hajeas carp"s was awarded
John G.. Cornell, claiming unlawful de
tainment by Captain a. j. Rodgers
which, with the exception of the con
tinuance Of several hobeas corpus cases,
constituted the days proceedings.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT
CoSrEDFRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 20, lS64.

n POPULATIONS FOR CARRY ING
* IN.rO EFFECT TIE ACT OF CONGRESs
SpTROVED JUNE l3, 1861, AeTHORlZnNH
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PIX zen l.
ItDNDS. ISSUED UNDER TIE PROVISIONS of
TITE. Act APPROVED MAY Is, 1861, TO EN-
tHINGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
P.rties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act of May 6 l5t, desiring 10 eASnai.Se
manner pointed out IN the printed endorsement on
the back Of the certificate, TO the "tohedeIatne Z
stat Of America i'll exchange for coupon ooilds,
r. TrsaSurT Department, who Will thereupon IL
c"mprance With the provisions of the act OF June
IA 1854 issue coupon bonds for the amount specheo
III 'Ae g. A. TRENHOLM,
mn oa+s Secretary of the Treasury.
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HUsrINGs CoUKT.-Y esterday the Illus
tinrs Court Of Magistrates disposed of
the I, flowing business:
Amanda, slave Of Samuel Ovcrton,
charged with poisoning the children "l
Thomas G.. Clarke and Lewis J.. Manle,
deceased, was discharged.
Bathurst NJ Davis. who was charged
with stealing watch from Daniel f.
Gardner, was honorably discharged r-there
beinp no evidence to warrant any further
prosecution Of the charge. The high
character of young Davis, and the posi-
| ton of his relatives in the community,
had invested the case with considerable
| interest, and his friends are gratliled at
| this speedy and complete retutatlon o'
! the serious charge made against him.
Catherine Collins, charged with re-
ceiving sundry articles of Government
wearing apparel, knowing them to have
| been stolen, was found not guilty and
DISCHARGED. In a second case against
| the same, rule was awarded against
certain absent witnesses, made return
| able 10 day.
In the case Of H. S Arnold, indicted
for larceny, rule was awarded against
! witnesses, returnahle this morning.
| Mary IIovan, indicted for larceny, wa
tried and acquitted.
| The grand jury brought in true bill
against the following parties: Charie
| Herbert, for assault and battery; Josep
.Clifiord, for keeping faro bank Patrlc
Sweeney, retailing ardent spirits, thre
indictments; Dennis Sweeney, retallin
Il ardent spirits, three indictments.
The court thereupon adjourned Il
this morning at | | o'clock.
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AitlmomS 9ispatfb,
ny J. A. CowARpIN s. co.

Tpp DisrATcH is published daily. Sundays exa.pt-
ea,) at hirry notLARs for twelve months. rwtNI
IIvt poAl,Rs for six months; rrFrfES poitahS iof
thr months or rIyE DOLLARS Tor one month. W ~ "
vance All rem,ttan,s 10y mail arr at the rSA o sioss
who make them.
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RicHAo>p, November g. 1854. }
"RCtl.AR.--lt being decided that
Y four per cent. certificates, and the bonds L.
su"l therefor, are receivable in payment Of the tax
on coin, moneys held abroad bills OF exchange and
foreign credits, persons who have pad these taxes
IN issue entitled TO the return of the
III" Treasurer, Assistant IrctsEtrIs ana Paw De
poltaUcs hU have received the deposits of tax col
icoiuJS authorized M such eases stO fund the
notes and receive IN lieu thereof equal amount
of four l"r cent cer'iiaate- bonds, upon the de-
mant ui the STATE Tux Collector And the bonds
or CcJtie ttcs to b" changed shall hc endorsed as
follows; ~ certify that the within ,0r attached
ccTt,icttc was rocoivci from ------ hcu
Of 80 much tax ctroncnm~ly collected from han "a
currency of the H"S issue, and that the has
been exchanged for new issue To rc-nlurs ~ him -
ana signed by the STATE Tax Collector.
q. 4. TRENHOLM,
no t0-lm Secretary of fh, Treasury
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE,
IL, Corner Seventh and Broad streets


DIrIINn<p THEATRE
X, Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
s,.ro u,r,,.r .E. r. DALTON.
s,r,-pp,v rvrSryG NOVEMBER 10. 1864.
,,o, rrrrs xtat,r ONLY.
,a.., E, o. W ,,ter scott's
viz -, -,
&C \ Nj II "
ahd ehhI'a
MEG MERRILIES;
TIE ctpsry,s PROPHECY.
With al ,bo
MUSIC,
GILES al"
....-,,a.
'"' anna
OR,
| CONFINEMENT VERSUS RICHES,
| MISS KATIE ESTELLE,
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THE WAR NEWS.

There were Indications the north side ycster-
day that the enemy were preparing for the attack
which it is pretty generally agreed he is soon to
make Yankee troops, reported by desefters to be
SheIidans, were being massej on the lines between
Fort Harrison and James river. II Buffers canal
i, completed, or anything 1t, this will be one
OF the points of assault; but it, We believe, the
canal wall not for months if ever, be in condition
to admit the passage of the Yankee iteet, Grant
must repeat his attempts on our Hanks. We have
previously given il opinion, that IN his next
effort hc will throw his weight upon our LETT on the
north side Oar chief reason for thus opinion Is
f5undcd.tn his signal failure on our right, sent, OF
Petersharg, on the 27th ullmo.
In that advance he discovered he could not hope u
turn our right except by making dcour OF fifteen
or twenty miles Ii he is prepared to make thu
march on speculation, he may renew his eho:t o.
thi5 wing; but not otherwise. Of results on ou1
lett never having ied it except with the Eighteenth
corps he may be sanguine. II 1t be true IL
ha, drawn SheIidan's mounted infantry to him. W
NAV expect here repetition Of some Of those hanl
| movements that they practised with considetabl
| success in the Valley. Sheridan's men will here
however, encounter an army Of veterans, who haV
| grown old III meeting and defeating flank move
| m.nts; who indeed have done little else sine
| Grant cIoSsed the Rapidan last May.
The lines south Of James river and between IT,
| Hewlett battery and the Appoinattoz IN 'front.' {
| Bermuda Hundred, was on Thursday night IT,
| scene of d successful raid upon the Yankee pi,K'
| line whi.h Was rs handsome an affair as has o.
| CURED since Malone swept the Yankoo picketS I
| front Of him a month ago. About ten o oclock, Heh'
| raj Pickett made sudden sally out OF our wo! X
and taking the Yankees entirely by surprise, kilie
| or captured their entire picket line The number
| prisoners taken was one hundred ana seventy-iv'
| ircludinq a colonel We lost only one mar Gen
! raj Pickett established himself on the new line !
| had taken, fully prepared TO resist the attack
| expected the enemy would make to recover the
lost ground; but at eleven O'Clock yesterday NOR
ing We still held undisturbed possession OF the a
/ yauCcl position.
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TREASURY Der NRTMtsT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMFEiCA,
RICHMOND. OltnlEr - lshI

N ONT 4 Y 4 b LE BONDS, FIVE
' IUNnEED-MIILION LOAN.--SAIE CON-
NCkD.-NumcTouS applications having been
made FOR bonds at the established price OF one hum
drcd and thirty five dollars and interest," under
curIstnccs that entltic them to favorable consider
alton, ii has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instructed
70 act III accordance with this order and the attcsi
tl0u oi di>hnr>ing officers Of the Government par
tl,ullrlv called to il. G. a. TRENHOLM,
cc l2-t5 Secretary of the Treasury.
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4 FATHER, LEATHER, &C,-l desire

I EATHEK, LEAI fEl., NC,-I utSITo
I 4 to call the attention OF Boot and Shoe Manu-
faCfurcrs Farmers Railroad Companies, and othe
who purchase leather TO my large assortment OF all
kinds, assuring them that my prices Will be found
satisfactory In future, | will keep lRENtl II
CALF and KIPSKINS, SHOE PEGS, lfihhAb
&c and invite manufacturers and dealers To eA'
anime NV stock before purchasing.
VENTED, HIDES aud LEATHER OF every dc
soripton. Tanners having rough or finished Ietthe
for sale will find me always prepared t. rurchaS
at highest market rates.
TANNERS OIL Sor sale.
e. W. BLUF0RD,
Hide and Leather Dealer,
Ne - Main street, between Fifteenth
no l9-5t+ ana SrEciitthth-
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YANKEE DEsERTERs.-A large number
of Federal deserters, desiring to avail
themselves of the advantages afforded
under the provisions of "Order No. 50,
came into our lines yesterday and were
cons;oo.d In Castle Thauler to await
their turn to be forwarded home.
One hundred and odd deserers were
sent of yesterday, ander Confederate es-
cort in conformity with said order
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V,HE PRIDE OF THE SEASON.

VARIETIES,
Il, Franklin street, next to the Exchange Hotel.
GREAT HEADQUARTERS OF l.r,,rx,
THE FASHION OF THE CITY.
Nv " ''''' TO IT'S UTMOST CAPACITY
SATURDAY EVENING, November II, 1861.
GRAND JOINT COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
CHARLEY WHITE, BILLY PELL and BILLY
LEWIS,
(rHF PEOPLES FAVoRITRs,
on which occasion the following artists will appear
DAN HOWARD,
the celebrated Slack-Rope Performer.
Mr.. H. RODEI,
the favorite Balladst.
-. TERPSICHOREAN SISTERS.
OHIO MINSTRELS, ,,,,,,r
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
MISS INEX FLOYD,
the Charming Cantatllce
Miss CARRIE BENTLEY,
the Fascinating DanseuSc.
MAMMOTH BILL.
RED GNOME. RED GNOME,
| TONIGHT.
DO not fail to see bills uf the day
| MAZEPPA;
q TIE WILD HORSE OF TARTARl-
| no l9-lt't
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LOCAL. MA TIERS.

Suicide OF NEGRo.-A negro man,
named Royal, slave of Benjamin Gar
rett, of Halifax county, Virginia, who
had escaped from the batteries few
days since, but was subsequently "
rested and committed to the Engineer
Hospital building, on The corner of Nine
teenth and Cary streets, jumped into
the dock, near the Libby prison, on
Thursday night, about halfpast ten
O'Clock, and was drowned. lie had at
tempted his escape from the hospital, in
company with another negro, when the
guard on duty fired at but missed him
Royal continued his flight, but was pur
sued so closely that be ran for the dock
pitched in, and was drowned His bod,
was soon afterwards recovered, and DIR
Little, the coroner, called to view it; but
| on learning the circumstances OF hi
death, he declined to hold an inquest.
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT COUR Before
Judge Meredith, on Thursday, the habt"s
corpus case os +. W. Schultz, of lienrico
county, a minor, was taken up, when it
appearing that he was not liable to con-
scription, the Judge discharged him.
The case of Chastain W. Taylor, Pre-
sident of the Council at Ashland, Hano-
yer county, andas such claiming exemp-
ton under the State law, was argued on
both sides, and Saturday next designated
as the time for rendering decision.
Lewis Goldsmith's habeas c0rpHs cast
was postponed until the 23d instant.
The court will sit again this morning
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FROM PETERS SBURG.

Nothing of importance occurred at Petersburg
Yesterday. Last Wednesday the enemy made a
a.rnpn,traion on General Buffers lines, but were
easily driven back. During Wednesday and Thurs
Jay IA brisk fire Of artillery and musketty was kept
nm on the lines south and southeast Of the town
l,ut it amounted TO nothing than picket pTae
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NJTSSES PARTINGTONS
N DANCING ACADEMY, F,
OS BRo,p STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
C1,ssfs-On THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
from to ; p Nj. -
For further particulars, call at their residence, on
Leigh street, between Adams and touShee.
No gentlemen taken. ot -o-iih
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. SPEECH FROM BFASr BuTLER- HE WANTS hoht
STOLEN PROPERTY.
Beast Butler has returned 10 the command oil the
Army of the James. Before leaving New YORK he
made speech 1t will be seen that the oid spo"h-
thief still has his eye on the plate lie II sun ai't
the fair lands of the South. He said
We are in condition now, not taking conhsea
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r EECHES, LEECHES, LEECHES.--
Ms and Mas DOI;AN, 4 u Z T. Il and
LEECifERS sollclt the patronage OF the 'ti%enS OF
Richmond. From long experience III the ou,ines-' ;
we are sure to give satia!aCtion Oiii'e and ieSi-
,lence on Franklin street, opposite the Ballard
House, or at J. b. GALLAGiERS drug store,
MAN street between Seventh and Eighth
NB--A supply of LEECHES ON hahd'
lg-ltr
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FROM GEORGIA.

We have nothing from Georgia in addition to the
raro,ts stated Yesterday morning. We have no
doubt that Sherman, with an army Of at least
ui,ty thousand men, has moved south from
Atlanta, with the design OF attacking Macon
Ii the Gcorsitus arr true to themselves thTS' ho'
being prepared TO undertake proti acted at5' must
hurry past the ,ity to open COMMUNICATION Win
some new base Of supplies Ihr country cannot
support him, and it il impossible he should carry
more than ten OF fifteen days supplies. During the
Revolution, Burgoyne, meeting with an unexpected
cheek and delay in attempting a movene1't V''s
similar to Sherman's lost himself and hls army
1 cousuumation which, more than any other on
thing, led to the recognition by Great Britain oi tn
4 iudependence of the Colonies.
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FROM THE VALLEY.

The military status in the Valley has assumed
altogether u new phase The Yankees have assumed
the defensive and fallen back to the line of the Bal
tiuora and Ohio railroad and drawn i'll their lines
everywhere in that vicinity. Those Nandals WHO
remain AR, said to be the vcTiest thieves and robbers
alive. They mask their faces 1oIee tieir way i''
the houses of citizens and, without respect 10 tit
female inmates, plunder the rooms uulih'' anu
POSSESS themselves OF everything valuable. lht
people are III continual terror as they have no pro-
lection aud no redress. On the 10th instant, u
reporttd, ten Of Kinchclo's partisan rangers al
tackled squad Of fourteen scouts, belonging TO th
Fourteenth Illinois cavalry, killing three, Wonndin;
ten, and capturing several horses, without the los
of a single
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@ISAM CAPSULES, GLASS
A,.,.t;rS AZ MEADE x BAKERS Drug
- o'rner o. Main and Tenth streets. -.
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ELUID EXTRACTOR TAkAAAo I m,; ~:
BahEis . bius ''Nie' no ls-3'
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COAP. SOAP,-50 boxes Ros'n 3,'F !
- ,oo dozen Windsor Soap. Just 'e'T''"' -'''
for sale by ,crtNt,Sry RICHARDS
M l--Gts ia 80
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VcNI'NN'S ELINIR OF OPIUM,
N RFYNoLDS'S SPECIFIC, for g.Mt
~ ED. 4. BUBlNsoN,
no 5-2w fOutlh 'u' "'-----
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COALITION OF PER NITRATE OF
IpnN SOIIrrIoN or PER SULPNAlE On
fpoS at MEADE 4 BAKERS prus >torr, ',tL''
iiNoc>, "' " -, S,rs.t- NO ls-1t'