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ppIiCaliOnS for Exemption
from Draft.
HEAnoGS BOARD OF ENROLMENT
~ Ii..t-in L .r.ln ,-il,n lhIn

; y obedience to Circular No. q, War Department
I'rovos; Marshal Generals Office, dated Washing
Ton. D. C. June 2jih, 1854, the Board Of Enrolment
7ithc l.th District uf Ohio will continue to hear mp
pcanons he stricken from the roll on account OF
l~t--Alrnagc. ad--Non-rpsidrIE'e. 3d-Over AGc {;
4th-lTrmancn thrsical Disability MS to render tho
person not ptopor suhcc, for enrolment under tho
law and regulations.
The cv!'lrstaC in regard to Alicnage Nonre.idence,
and pnsuihieness of age must conform to the rules
.lEty ofhNarng and deciding upon claims for exem-
ton a the time that can be spared from other du-
tics win continuously be devoted by the Board. A.
no time limiting these examinations, is fXed those
enrolled may choose such time suits their convc
GEO W. RoBY, Pro- Mar.
NJ. KAGAY, Com'r.
.Tunc2g Gi-l5-tf. ". G. JONES, Surgeon.
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ue.f EClus u IhiTciseI IRON one u V'"~ l''
cen; per annnin. accofng 10 the f-ta oitaS lcs.cs
in g,rogs p'sts d the country
~ "a: pre- jont rate u prsIn...n ~ gold th'y ply
Over Eight per cen:. Interest
nc'Irr:a.y, AMI are .; equsl loIren,ef.c - pr!na.
Heai oriemporAry Investment.
I;is belcrcd that no securities of.r 50 grelt in
ll -nrnts tvi-ller' a IT,, various DESCRIPTIONS u
L : gJals IL III ,thcrios:n5 VI inleb,eincs' the
f..tl ability private parties stock eoinp'p.e
" .eporlte communities only Is pledged ioT pay
meat while for the debts Of the Cu.tel st-i"5 t!s'
whole proper ofthr country Is holden 60 3ccirr III,
payment Of 10Th ps.H-.F.! lad Interest III coin.
'fiicso Bonds inay b. suD.eTiLcl for in sWrs !rur
81 up u auy inHgntdle On iAes1iHe tenn yil ~.
thu male equally av9lAblc 10 the sulalle, lensl'
and the larsyst c.p!la!.-i. They c,u be- oonscit-
nto money ut any InoHert, aud the hoi!lf wi hav
the benefit oft'if interest.
inay he useful ~ state IN The eo;ncciion i-i III
tytal Fgulel DcM u TIC uu;cJ States on which TO-
tercst Is payable in g9l on the % day q March ls1
wls 57ea.y-jtou. IL" interest u ihi' tcltiDr III
coming G'cs! year sl be s!j,yai.l!i "i'ie thc rlis
TONS revenue IN gold iOr the cgTTeBi iiS., ser, ej
ing June 3Jth last, has been isr II Ec r- o:uycl
5.cJcJjOCp perannula.
1t vii he seen tia. the prese;t gold :cyonu~
ofiho Government largely in cyecss Cfile "Hnt'
Ofihe Treasury NT TIC payment OF gAl ihi"rvsi
wii:l; the recent increase of ile tarii VII .Vubl"-
raise Tia. 4u'u Receipts rDIu customs Oh TIE sam
.mygnt vi iulV.iaLons ., Sl'",Vn"uV' pcranAur,.
!n,.rI:tpus {, the National Banks w.ihg4 l,ai
J,"nts were not issued from the United lr'c' Treas
ury nntl March %, but in tie first three week, n
hprI The subscriptions Averaged moro han : Z;
MILLION WEEK.
Subscriptions wll DO -e:ciyedby the
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N spGncR.

TENHE un nlor,igned has tecn appointed and llla.
tedas ETcr,ltor Of the lat VIII and Testament Of
lfcnry II. Gicsy, deceased.
Creditors are required 10 present thei9 claims duly
verified, and those indebted to the estate To maze
immediate payment. ". \. pAUGliERri.
Lancaster, OlnO, July :, lSCislj-3w.
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Devol's Foundry.
GILBERT DEVOL

Would respectfully inform the public that he is
still in the M1chine Business. He has. this Spring,
gotten IN new CROSS-CUT SAVING NJ A.
CHINE which gives the best satisfaction. He makes
two sizes which can he attached to the Massilon or
Screws and Presses, and few Sugar Millsarge size
ls inch rollers; horizontal, rollers.
Don't forget the place, st the West end ot Nam
street. Just over the canal G.. pEVoL.
| Lancaster, Jdne 30, 1864.
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NSN
THE I7TH.

A letter from the 18th Regiment
published elsewhere, says that the re.
giment held the advance for fourteen
days, driving the cnemy's skirmishers
until the army took up position before
Kcnesaw mountain. 1t was constant,
ly exposed to murderous fire.
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"TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE"
CALDWELL the "Spcctacle man. still
holds forth at the Tallmadge House.
"a word to the wise, &c."
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Atlantic Monthly, Round Table,
Wilkes Spirit ofthc Times, Wheeler &
Wilson's Sewing Machines, &c. to be
had at .l BILLINGHURST'S.
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RichIand Township for tho Soldiers.
]. w. VANsANT, of Rushvillc, sends
us the following list of contributions
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DR. Il. o. EDWARDS offers his progssiopi
ba services To eitzens Of l9ncastcr and vicinity.
Once over Slorums Drug Store.
Sent 10, 1SCi.EtlA
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CASH AND COUNTRY PRODUCE

We mean whtiwc say. AMI o. Is re ucstad That ,l,n
will ask for credit arc determined 10 adhere ty
the terms above sta;,al.
REBER kuFZ ULRICE.
r $. Al those knowing tle.nselIe es indebted to Us
will please call aii settle. Il. X. ( l..
Lancaster, july H. 1854. tflG.
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IsAAcJ. ALLEN, Esq. Editor Of the
Ohio State journal, has been appointed
by the President as Consul to SIAM
The appointment is one eminently fit
to be made. HBigt5 HI'g
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E0-See Advertisements of valuable
farms for sale.
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To our Friends and
Customers.

Ekwing 90 the present unsettled condition Vi tho
Feouatry. nli convinced ihm II Is tho ntar,.st II
all concerned lhlt 4 Cash business should =. cs.
ablishcd, have nt las. ldded that on ul aitcr
tie fdh dag Of Jaiy 1864,
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Valuable Farm for
Sale. .

TENllE undersigned will sell his farm situated in
Il Bloom township, Fairfield county near the line
between Bloom and Amanda Townships, the
road leading from Lancaster to Royuon, and six
miles from the former place. and three miles from
tile latter. The farm consists Of
- GD GS IA CHeeSs
about $50 acres Of which is cleared lan and the bal
Once well mhercd with white oak, red oak, walnut,
sugar tree, and other varieties Of timber Of the best
quality.
The soil is ofthc best quality, and the entire farm Is
in high state of cultivation.
The improvements consist Of a largo two story
frame dwelling house OF seven rooms, hall closets,
cellar, &C.; large barn and other outbuildmgs, and
u good orchard
The farm IS well watcrcd, having several never
failing springs which supply abundant water for the
whole farm. For terms, apply to the undersigned on
the promises. 1itle ndisputIblG
.r JOHN w. NEWKlRK.
| July ls-lSGi-I7-iw.
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Exempt from MnncipaI or STATE
Taxation,

u:.r yolue !' increased from one - u.ro~ I''
cent per ann1in ascofiing 10 The t-ta oitaS lc:.cs
in v1roas p'gts q the country.
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THURSDAY, July 81, 1864.
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FOR SALE BY

KaIffn9nS Co. u. siTiOrd, Lancaster; E. Kalh'
Rnsn lllr Abbott son, Clearport; L. Hane, Pleas
.utyill,; u. +. Hamlin, Oakland; HRTman& Curu-,
PicSerhis stoni leery McCandli:h, Bremen; Sundcr-
m.HG Knmut, Amanda; /. l., brattin, New Salem;
Joseph RAIDER MilcrsrorL II. B. Hariier Basil, anil
by druggists ndincrchants generally throughou the
Urijcd dStatcS and Canada.
4 ncc llSJ3--3g
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NOGhCe.

Lancaster, July II, lsoi. -GT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

seen the 1orl "iiichmond" This picture,
the wondering reader is informed, repre-
seuts "the traitors in council" while above
all Is the quotation, "Retribution will be
strely given-A. Lincoln" 1t is this sort
OF stuff that the Northern mind Is
fed upon, and stimulated TO the ex-
ercise OF the worst passions. The
Htet'g Gays that ita purpose, la presenting
such abominations to its readers, ia to
etfengthen the pablic heart ".vi,h whole
some deteatation OF the intamy Of this re.
oeilion nad the means to which il naturally
resorts" Toe snkecs are fruitful In eypc.
dienss, and always have lie ready to serve
their purposes; and in the engraving be-
fore us We have full illustration of the lies
with which they have been goYging the
public for months past.
i The same paper contains map of Rich
mond aud its environs, giving the authors
idea OF the number and location of our city
de!ences. While with reference to the LAT
ter they are not correct, the topography of
the country is laid down tolerably enough
to show that it was drawn from Information
furnished by aspy; and this hint should
cluse our authorities to keep their eyes
open, since there ara probably more Of thi 6
species OF lurking devils in onr midst.
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BLAIR ON CHASE -aen Blair, memher OF Con.
gress from Missouri, add brother Of the Postmaster
General, {" advocating an inquiry into the man,
asemeat ot Mr. Chase In the Treasury Department.
made the following observations
say here Ia my place, aad Upon my responsi-
biiity AS Representative, that more prOfigate
administration Of the Treasury Department never
existed under any GOvesnmeut; that The whole
Mississippi Valley Is rank and eltd with the frauds
and coruptious pTaciced there by his agents; that
"permtts" TO buy cotton are just as much mar
ketable commodity a. the cotton ITSELF that these
permits 10 buy cotton are brought to st Louis and
other Western cities BY politicians and favorises
from distant parts Of the country, and sold on
'change IN the highest bidder. whether no be Sc
cessioniat or not, and that, too, at q time when
the best Union men In these cities were refused
permits That Is equally true of the "uade
stores" as they are cailed-m0n0p0lles Of trade
In certain districts or ciiies In the NOuth. These
.tIade stores" are given to political partsans and
favOrtes. who share the profits with other men
who furnish the capital, Mr. Chase furnishing capi.
tai TO HIS friends and psfttsans In the shape OF
permit OF privilege to mouopoiixe the trade Of
certain city or district; a0d furthermore Il can be
established that the practice Of taking brbes on
the parto these Treasury agents for permits to
trade. and for conniviDg at violations Of aw IL %
ton Nr excite cOMment. 1t Is the most cOTupting
and demnralizlng system that ever was invented,
and has become public scandal.
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HAgPER's WEEKLY, of

HAgPHR's WEEKLY, of o recent date, con.
tAius two page engraving, which it desig.
mates 40 "rebei atrocities, and which shows
now the Yankees went up = spout at Pa
daaah. Millikin's Bend, and Fort Pillow.
Inc margins Of this picture represent lot
OF negro feamsters tied to trees and shot q
Tree mulatto shot by Forrest; starving pris.
onsfs on Belle Isle, and other similar hor
fors but its chief peculiarly Is the centre
piece. which shows group Of naked men,
win hngs wings and horns, and serpents OF
Various sizes coiling abont their hoofs-for
they have hoofs Instead Of human feet
Tue most prominent figure In this grosp.
which has some likeness TO President Davis.
Ieans upon sword Of gigAatic proportions,
And seems TO b addressing his companions
seated around. The scens l. lighted by :
single torch, ana IN ths distaacs Is dinly
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YasEss 0uss oATs--The Houston lrexas) 7ae.
grorA, Of the liih uii. slves secouGt Ofthe cap
tare OF the Yantee gunboats Granite City aad
Wave In Caicasieu Pass, ON the 6ih uit. The tai-
lowing IL extracted from Il
The Granite City u psopsler, and II is0a pls-
ted. She was bulit ON the Clyde sines tie bsStn-
alag af lhe war bi0ekaae iWanihg purposes, bUs
was captured BY the .aemy In February. 1859.
white en- Eaute ftom WilmiHst0n 20 Nassaa. He
Il a staunch vessel and the aess ship ihas has sves
beca captured In the state u fexns. Hog asna-
meat consisls OF oMe O p0undsr side Fassos gas.
one IL pouader nile bAAiesun h0wttzes, sad slH -
poaader smooth bore DAhlyrca howilsss sAeli
e0ns.
TAe Wave II what the Ysakees call 2 un-claA
steamboat She Il cased with half inch sheet Tres
fs0m stem n stern, and p stern wheel oiaaaippt
s'sanes, drawing nhaat , fact Wnles; her asssa-
n.ent csssists II oae 81 pouaAes ride Passas usa,
oGe b pousaer sm0oth bore qua, and teus II peAA-
der saloOeh bore DahlereM howigScs aha,t euss.
The ship had lasae qanMsttics ~ opas6esaAnloes
saA C0mntssasy slpsEs q h0asd, ao1 mnAy , peog
rehel u nOW ssnsalee aeoas ~ 6ecks ~ ua1s ~,
wh0 swsney. fsus hosbs ago wss clad - seo1s As1
Is Would ~ yong aoMt So - - thlm ea111a 03e-
tsss, ass1iees, caesx6aA hamss aa1 esA1g nfl1eju6
80 naupeyeas - 0eeo0a.
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AgtAsCE IN ooio.
IN me ath eald opened nj l9!ss and FapidI Iy ad-
~'"cea 70 f93t but at the close fell 10 1913 3.


MISC C1LLAN1OU3
utspatcn from Cairo. on the 5.h, says the
steamer nlsso"ii, tom New Orleans, vas fred into
AZ her, eight of which struek Rut onc r,.r.oo
! was wuuaaed. '
aos' o' rue boats lately burned nj New IN teams
Ds""-cd u ihe t:pvetahssnt, a,t s4,. ,a,,,ed "A,
W 'o'" Aoe nfe was the work OF an inceudiary.
a,spa,en line, ~ Louis, dated Iune s, repre-
eehtS the Coh'ed+fates as very act We In the neis
bosh0od of Cape Cirarheaa. On the uishs or sh.
I'd two bundled gHefil!as were In camn nea, pit
son, at mill, grinding corn. A force Of euefiss
n reported m Cave Island, and auo,her h.nH .,
DoDeshan. Col khgers, commanding al Cane ri;
raidean, thiaks the movements of the sueriIIas are
Intended 10 coyer.nn attack upon some important
point, and that AcIkae will probably make n IA
m0nstsatOn on Patterson.
OF the Herald exhibits In the strongest light the
bankrupt condition OF the Yankee Government -
The expenses Of the Government have been run up
from two millions per day, tn 1852 and 1853 to four
millions per day in 1864.
A message from Capt Ewing, at BloomfeI says
the guefl'las destroyed the telegraph line neal
Charleston, and swore they intended to keep II
down.
A dispatch from Col Rogers, dated Cape Girav-
dc3u, June , says: "fhc whole eDsppany of
anerias crossed tho river aud swamp, and were
Niiatn eight miles Of hero last night. They have
cut the telegraph tiae 10 New Madfid.''
che presence of thasc banda OF guefI!las IL ac
connted for ~ the abandonment of P1tesviile and
JhtSsonPon BY the Union troops, which leaves the
c0linsfy open TO the rebels Of ArKansas.
h A daily iae Of fast Government sseaners be-
tween Washington and White House, on the Pa
mhnkey. has been established, making the tsip in
""aat twenty honis. They are To carry officers
aad soldiers and light stores to White iiouse ani
biiig back Houaded
Fremont and C"'hrane have accepted tho nOmi
Ration of the Cleveland CnnveRtiOn. Fremapl,
as pre- 'min7Ty step, he says, to accepting the
domination, has resigned his commission In the
army He - very bitter on Lincoln In hisietter Of
acceptance.
inr gold QH0iafion ia not givcn-the 9th heipg
Monday the quotation OF Saturday was prababIy
giveh In Sundays hsrali
Chili Is reported to have Joined Peru In the war
WIN spain. The seizure Ui the Chtncha Islands
by The Ia ter is warmly resented by 30 ivta also
Smith corPs and two divisions Of Giimore's
corps were sent from Butler 20 Grant.
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Serious CAasps.-Oa rharsdAy alternoon
00cer Cr0no arrested soldier nAmed JAo.
Smith, charged w1ah stealing silver watch,
. gold chain. one pistol. and t73 In money
from another 10ldi1r nAmed JnO. r. Towns
enc. xesterday morslng ihs parties were
that the accused fell In crmpany with him
ON "Wednesday evening, and insisted that 10
should wait and they would return to camp
together, - the road leading to their COM
pAnleo lie In the same dfrection. After
wstkiu8 about the city some time they were
joiaod Il the eneighborhood Of the Danville
Railroad Depot By another colder, belong.
sition was made bY 6mith that they shoald
ell take drink. This tho witness refused
to do. whereupou they kept on down to-
wards the Old Market. Dufing the walk
Townsend (Who has only twO tan&ers on his
lelt handy took out his pocket- book, and
amer examiuing some papers he had, gave
tnem to Smith to fold up again. - he Mas
unable TO do 80 himsclE Tho pfjsoper did
papers to his own pocket Not liking such
proceedings, he demanded its return, when,
AFTER como hesitation, Smith took the
pocket book from his own and reaching
around Townsend put II into his pocket, at
the same time giving him squeeze. In an
instant Townsend suspected he had been
AVDOCup Au4 uk1O4 CA3XoIU0tlOQ IOu0U t086
his watch and seventy. odd dollars In money
had beenstolen. knowing that no one elso
could have committed the deed, he grabbed
hold Of Smith aud his friend; but the lattor
drawing knife, forced him to let e., and
he escaped, carrying with him the watch.
subsequently Smith made his escape also,
but was afterwards arrested by officer Crone.
On the bed in the room where the prisoner
was arrested there was found pocket book
containing seventy eix dollars In money and
some papers. The pocket book was not
Identified, but the contents Townsend
claimed a. his own. Smith waa remauded
for indictment by the Grand Jury Of tho
Hustinks Court
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TnH TEHnER MsacIss OF rHs WicKeD.-The
vcksbuSg correspondent Of the New York r. ibwne
gives the following account Of the condition Of the
negsOes torn from theis homes BY Gen. sherm an
tn Mississippi:
Some 900 slaves, nf all ages and coiors, reach
81 here yesterday. II was Of the saddest spec
tacIes witnessed for long time tu vicksburg. The
women and children were alm0al starved and
half naked. Such terrible picture u atject went
and squalid mieeTy can neither be Imagined nor
portrayed with pen. Many Of tho women and
children were sick with levers, brought on by the
great laiisne and exposure OF the long march from
Meridian, Enterprise, QnitmaR, and other places.
VIII not the fiiends Or freedom and the humane
phtanthroptsts Of the North come toe sard ut oace
and with their genesous hands rescue these iiber-
ated slaves from premature gsaves 20
We learn from the Boston Courier Of . later date
that the suffering Of these poor homeless wretchea
continued In all its lniensity. No more poliiical
capital could be made ou Of them, and nothiaa
was done 70 help them. They were free "a
perish.
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Arrest Of 1hieces. es.-Capt. Peasants, OF tho
night Pc police, assisted By wateh%.n sa Hicks,
Macklin, slave Of A. j. Jennings, charged
with having 10 his possession q side of up-
per leather and one sheepskin supposed to
have been stolen. Macklin's room was AZ
terwards searched by the officers. when
there was found some ten or Altssn thou
sand dollars worth OF dry goods and cloth
ing, which Wa recognized - having been
stolen from Mr.. Jacobss store, on Main
street, about two weeks since. Some Of tho
most costly articles were packed away In .
large sole leather travelling trunk, which Ut
itself would command six ur eight hur dred
dollars, independent of ita contents.
The same officers ais arrested negro
fellow named Abraham, slave Of Fslix
Mathews, who had In his possession ham
Of bacon supposed to have been stolen. Abe,
like his white namesake, the occupant Of tho
White House at Washington, ID represented
to be o hard case, On. has city Wtdo repu-
talion for stealing what he can put his hands
on,
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THK Augusta, Co. papers announce the death
az u Doweli, the effetent eSperintsndeas Of the
Southern Telegraph Compasy, In Etehnond, %
The 2ssh alt. 7'Ais h quits = sad affair; but In
view Of the tact that As DOwen "siiiI hves." aad
il sliii eaesged Ia his Official duties. We anpposs
hc can read the announcement Of bis Asa,h wttla
Reasaa 1ssasuae. sAA caa fasgtss he Augusta pa
Qcss fos hi7 aasimcls "taktag On.
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More Contributions from Tee S0kttierS-Th6
gO0d work recently started by our soldiers
10 the field Of contributing portion OF their
rations for the suffering poor Of this city
seems likely to disseminate itself through
out the whole army. Yesterday the 10th
Va regiment, attached to Hunton's bfixade,
contributed their rations for this praise
worthy object, and sent It to the city In .
wagon belonging to the reeimsas. 1he
contribution Wae placed In proper hnnda,
and will promptly be given the direction
which IL was Intended TO take.
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Erfensiue Dtardrobs.-it Is 4. we'll known
fact that, at this time, when the white pop
ulation Of Richmond are compelled to strain
every nerve TO procure food 10 eat, and
but lew OF them are able to purchase the
necessary articles Of clothing, the negroes
dress better aud have more money than WaA
ever known before. Yesterday morning q
negro fellow, named Van Amturg, for some
years past In the employ Of Mark Downay,
was arrajgned before The Mayor on the
charge Of having in his possession ten pairs
OF pantaloone. eight vests, i've frock coats,
one blue clo.h military Jacket. two military
caps, one blue satin scarf, o gold button. and
fifteen linen collars, supposed to have been
stolen. Officer Wm 8 Jenkina, while search
ing Van Ambuyg's room, on Thursday night,
tor lot of bacon which was stolen tho
night before from Mr Downey's store, found
the articles above enumerated, and not be-
lisving that they were honestiy obtained, he
took them In charge and carried the negro
to the watch-h0use. jenkins also found
upon the person Of Van Amburg silver
watch, with magnificent gold chain ap-
pended thereto, q sum Of money, and large
bowie knife and horse pistol BY the aide Of
the bed. When saked by the Mayor how
and from whom he obtained the clothing,
the prisoner replied that he purchased It
from Christian Uukel, tailor on Broad at. !,
with money that Le had made ''bsgweeIl
times" by putting away coal, going on err
rands, Sc. Subsequently Mr. Unkel appeared
in Court and recognized the larger portion
Of the clothing a. some which he had sold
ut different times to the accused. Further
proceedings were postponed I'LL this mcrn-
ing, aud tho prisoner eoIamltted 70 jail for
his appearance. Unkel is liable to h1Avy
| fine.and forfeiture for selling tho clotAlu6
to the prisoner without frst requiring pef-
mission from his master to do 90.
In an adjoining room TO Van Amhurg'A,
| occupied by negro named spencer, slAv0
| of Mrs Mary Hill, officer jenkins found Alot
OF Government baXs, two new felt hats, and
| large lot Of musket caps, cartridges and
powder, the possession OF which could not
be accounted for. The Mayor continued tho
matter till this morning
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Death Of an 0td Utfssn--Ms joshua J
Fry, Nh uid and highly respectable citizen,
died ct his residence In this city on Thurs
day. night For number Of years back tho
deceased Was engaged In neFcantile pur-
suits, and By his urhAnity Of mannAgs ard
fair dealing Woa fog hlmo61f q l1Kxo elsc1o e
friends and acOnnfufaneea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

CdptMysd Yaakees-Eighseen Yankee
prisoners were brOught to this city yceter-
day afternoon, and committed to the Lib
by. They ware captured by our pickses .
short distance from Grants. main army.
Among them was . buck negro, bat Is c0uN
not be ascertAlued whether he wAa an en-
listed soldier, or brought on - traysIjng
companion by some soldier who eould A.
ford to bear his expenses for what sssvtcs
could be gotten Out Of him.