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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

u richmond THEATRE,
IN Corner Seventh and broad streets

u richmond THEATRE,
IN Corner Seventh and broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager. ..s.,a.....sR d. OGDEN
THIS tTuEsDAY) EVENING, August %, 1854,
The performance will commence with the beauti-
ft,l
UyERTURE-Othelo...s. ORCHESTRA.
when will be presented, for the eighth time. the
new and thrilling fiYe~aet Play, by Clifton w Tay
ieufe, ESQ OF the Baltimore bar, entitled
EAST LYNN
THE ELOPEMENT.
MISS IDA VERNON
the dual character Of the ering and Inflated Lady
Isabel, the wife, and the stricken and re-
po1itant Madame Vine, tho Goyerncss.
Il. DoRSAY OGDEN,
By request, will again peIsonate the husband Of the
erfng and Inflated Isabel.
box office open hereafter ffom O'Clock A. NJ to
a r. M, when Private Boxes and Choice Seats may
be secured
CHARMING BALLAD.
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
To conclude with the new Local Farce, now pre-
scented for the second time, entitled
GOING To ASHLAND
ON til + RSION TRAIN.
SAMUEL sNOZZLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WELLS.
In preparation, another play, entitled
FANcHEoN.
Nor,cF.--On and after this date the doors will be
opened at o'clock; performance commencing at
O'Clock precisely. au 23-f-lt
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NJ Office TO TAXPAYERS OF
IN TWELFTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
persons in my district west of Sixth street who have
not been assessed according to law well as those who
have assessed and have not paid
" sales tax including soldiers tax 10 LIST JULY 1864
hereby notify that the penalty will be exactei OF
them after the first day of September 1864, unless
sufficient reason IS gwen for their delinquency
L. A. WOODS,
Collector Twelfth Virginia District
au l5-tIstSep~
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iANALB0AT BELL.-The canalboat
BELL Is now ready 70 receive freight for TYE
en- and all INTERMEDIATES LANDINGS,
s ~ si saye with dispatch. Apply on board Ba-
s'A 4esuk' au 2s-3ts
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RUNAWAYS.

TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
i Ran away from the subscriber, on the ID III
slant, NEGRO GIRL, named Agnes who is about
twenty-five years old, we-grown and very stout
built, and Of light gingerbread complexion and
has somewhat downcast look when spoken TO- /
will give the above reward of twenty dollars for her
delivery to me. SAMUEL COHEN,
au 23lts No rs Main street Richmond
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HOPYING.--A gentleman, clerk in one
~ q the Departments, wishes employment as
with neatness and dispatch Address Mr. u. -
Post-Onaes Box 100, Richmond, Virginia.
au alt.
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NJ OTlCE.-Commandan and others OF
l. Y uxe army and navy will please pay attention
to the notice already given that arrangements have
been ns..le for u steamer to leave Rockets DAILY
at o'elJck A. NJ. and o'clock T.. M, for the pur-
pose OF towing barges and taking to Drewrys Bluff
quartermaster and eommissary stores and other ar
ticles for the army and navy. Except in cases OF
emergency, steamers will not be furnished at other
hours. JOHN Ii. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge office Special Service,
)e 2l-ts Navy Department
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by Elicit, Bell & Fox. Auctioneerar

A UCTION SALE OF THE RESCITED
N CARGO OF THE STEAMER DARE.
AND OTHER LARGE CONSIGNMENFS OF FO.
REIGN MERCHANDISE, JUST LANDED FROM
NASSAU.-on TUESDAY, the 23d August we will
sell at auction at our warehouse, No IL Pearl street
and additional consignments of desirable MEk-
CHANDiSE, Just received by other steamers, COM
prising III part the following goods, viz:
80 pieces ca Black Cloths,
% do. Black Uros du Rim Silks
loo do Fancy Dark and Light Prints.
30 do "a Bleached Shirtings,
~ DO Printed OrgandieH,
do. Ail-wool Delaines
- do. French Merinoes
10 do I'll Heavy Lanbskin Coating,
~ do 6-i Blue and Black Moskora Coating
10 do. Heavy Fancy Cashmere
Is do. 5-nCh tndigo-Blue and Black Mixed
1weeds,
| case diamond-pointed Fileting Gard Clo-
thing,
10 pieces Grants English Grapes,
rs do. Black and Colored Bonnet Ribbons,
40 do. Black Mohairs, assorted,
% dozen Super French Corsets,
10 do. Black and Fancy Neck Ties,
100 do. Regatta Shirts,
40 do. Long Cloth Shirts,
100 pieces assorted Silk Handkerehiefs,
70 boxes Hemmed do. do.
IS pairs Ladies' Lasting CATERS,
80 dozen Brown Cotton Half Hose,
bales Al Auga0ta Shceting,
bales eight-ounCe OsnabuTgs.
ALSO,
80 boxes s. III. Hollands Extra Manufactured
Tobacco,
so boxes Hiawatha Tobacco,
ID kegs Bi Carbonate Soda,
barrels Java Coffee &c, &C.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock
ELLETT, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers
P. S.-Consignments for this sale should be sent
IN by Saturday afternoon. au Is
=
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N oTlCE:-lt having been reported that
IN l am about to close my business in conse-
quenee OF having been assigned to military duty,
take pleasure IN stating that have made such ar
rangeinents as VIII insure its continuance and hope
my friends and customers will, in my absence, con-
tinue the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me- L. VERIFY, Dealer In Fine Wines.
au iS-ots
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N OTlCE-Tax-payers of the Ninth Dis
K Y trict, Chesterfield county, Virginia, who have
not paid their Taxes Sales to March 3lst and June
S0th, 1861 and all persons who have not paid their
Income, profit, salary and cattle tax for the year
ending December 3lst 1868, are hereby notified
That for the purpose of receiving said taxes will
attend at Chesterfield Courthouse, Tuesday the I'D
day Of the present month; at Joseph Myers store,
the 2ith at the Office of W. Ambers, III the town vi
Manchester, on the 18th. All deinquents who fail
10 pay at the time above stated will be charged
double taxes, according to law, together with the
cost oil collecting said taxes Business hours from
o'clock A: Nj. y O'Clock L. NJ
Il. Ill. ROBERTSON,
au i9-6t~ Collector Ninth District Virginia.
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BY George w. Willis, Auctioneer,
no. 63 Main streetgf

By George w. Willis, AuctioneeT,
no So Main streetgl
MILL SELL AT AUCTION. AT NY
w STORE, on WEDNESDAY, August a4,b
commencing at 10 o'clock, large ani iteirable l..
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting in part of
Bcdsteads, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Tables, Chairs, &c,
One large French plate Minor,
Stoves, Crockery, glassware,
Ready-made Clothing,
Blankets, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Boots,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Bacon, Rice
-Four barrels Vinegar
Lot Of Pipes, sc.
Several fine Gold and Silver Watch,s,
JCwelry, sc. o. v. WILLIS,
au % AucffoHcer
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By d. X. weisiger. Aue,ionesr.

FOUR HUNDRED AND -FOUR FIR
OF GROUND IN MARKS AhIii l"., ~
MANCHESTER FOR SALE Al AUCTION. 49,
sell at auction without ltruit on rseTye, on ~
DAY, the 25th instant, at 81 o'eloek r. M, -
hundred and four feet Of GROUND. Ia sqaNis ~, ~
81, Marks Addition 10 Manchester, witaa sp'SaA's
spring On it. This lot is admirably adapted D'
person engaged in the dairy business. IL : an
4 good fence, and has "A neyer~t;llins stfsAi"
water through it. ,,,n
TERNs: Cash. ID. X. NEiSiuah
au iS--tds AueuehtN'
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NJ OTICE.-Always on hand. and for
IN sale, M0LASsES BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
RELS, FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS Of all kinds
and sizes, BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
lett at r Deiarue,s Grocery, No. Franklin street
OF AZ my cooper shop, ON Seventeenth street. corner
OF Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Workshons
Delivered anywhere III the city gratis.
au l3-2ws METzEp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

FUTURE DA,
:, ? ? - l7l---.-1.---.
ny z w. OTnbts, Aueii1nn.r
AkdE AND ATTRACTIVE 1. =,

I AkGE AND ATTRACTIVE
IL OF REALLY yALuApIp NJ. SALE
fuhNiFukE, &c, AT AUCTION "Jpe ~,
gus.. Q. .he administrators Of the late he
snsn ESQ., shall sell at public aueton nm !, Adams
r;na or r na1t as9s e the Falme' Bass a y e
commencing at 10 O'Clock, his yalns.ao 2, August
ana oIner FURNITURE, consisting Of ~, lssss''sh11
variety among which are many very e ,,s a'ss
sVer Gn ssi ans ts ssIsns large qusay "a
Tered for sale II is only necessary to s, nisiyl "
ticles to fully appreciate them. ~ view Af lg,,
BESIDES the silver and Plated ware. the,o
1ns Dinner Sets; large quantity 81 tTo
1 ,, Decanters, Tumhiers, Goblet - MA
ieiiy GLASSES, and, indeed almost 60. we ana
usually found in fIrst-clsss dwelling SFt'ei-
Ihis sale IS well worthy the atten,,or
VINO may wish to purchase really good 'hcae
TERMS Cash 'Ntie&
an W. dRUBBS, A,,etor.
aa 20 Successor 10 doddin A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

MRS. Il. u RASELMAN, Teacher of
lyl FRENCH and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Fine heediewoik, having opened her Glass, is
prepared 70 receive pupils at her rooms, No. a3i
MAIN SfhErr, three doors above the Spotswood
hours Of ? and II o'clock A NJ. References and
terzna made known on application to- Miss Rebecca
Semon, No Ill Broad street. an 3--m&FlOt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

M ANTED, competent MAN, exempt
w from military service, to take charge Of a
plantation in Chesterfield county as overseer or one
TO work on shares. None need apply unless wen re-
Commended. For further particulars, apply at 81
Main street, Richmond, Va au ii-5awtw.
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NHE RICHMOND DAILY EXAM
"A Cr ME4 A., undersigned has for sale COM
september II, 1868, TO August 8, 1854. inelusiye.
f1ces s2so. Address 40. r. >" Dispatch once.
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by Charles T. Workman & Co, Austlonr, T,

BY thaiIea t. Wortham Co, Auctl0ne,ts
M WILL SELL ON. WEDNESDAY
w the 2ith instant, commencing at ii y,l,F
70 bbls. good f. prime SUGAR,
10 bags SUGAR.,
10 tIerces white clarified SUGAR
bags Rio COFFEE,
10 terCe5 prime RICE,
600 lbs TONQUA BEANS.
400 lbs. prime Cohntry SOAP,
70 bbls. VINEGAR,
80 sides Sole LEATHER,
80 - Russet LEATHER
loo pair English SHOES,
and other Articles suitable TO the trade
ALSO,
l5O boxes Black los TOBACCO, Lahig
sweetened,
so boxes pound Jumps TOBACCO, different
brands,
p Lbls. Smoking TOBACCO
CHARLES L. WORKMAN eco,
al -o-tos Auctl0ncrTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

WANTED am willing to pay an ex-
w ira price for desirable HOUSE and LOT
on either Shockoe OF Church Hill. Any one having
such for sale VIII address Nv. 81 Dispatch office,
2U-3t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

SLAVES AT PUBLIC AUCTION
~ Pursuant to a decree of the Hastings Court Of
the city OF Richmond, the undersigned as admins
tratllx OF ROBERT MOTT, deceased, will proceed,
on L tuesday,, the ed day of August, 1891 be-
tween the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and . O'Clock p
M, at the auction house OF Messrs. Lee & Bowman
on Franklin street, to sell Slaves belonging 10
the estate OF the said Robert Mott, deceased for
cash Sale to be conducted by Messrs. LEE & Bow
MAN, Auctoneers.
CATHARINE MOTT,
au fS-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

" HISKEY, BRANDY, &c.
w barrels Whiskey, two years old,
| do. Apple Brandy, four years old,
cases Imported French Brandy
Blackberry Wine,
Crushed, White, Clarified and Brown
Sugars,
Ola Java Coffee,
Onions, Maple Sugar,
Butter and Lard
For sale low to close consignments
JONES & PHILLIPS,
au ZZ-Ns Ninth and Main streets
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Gay SPECIAL NoTICE.--Persons indebted
to requested to call and settle their accounts
"a we need all that is due and cannot make appli-
cation to each one Of those who have unsettled ac-
counts with u.s. SAMUEL n. PRICE & CO.
au CIT
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NOTICE.--I wish to purchase q good
IN FARM or exchange Tor soma CITY PROfER-
r veil improved JOHN II. ACRRE.
AZ ia-INs ~ Old Market.
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A CARD.--Dr. w. II. GIBBS one
~ his professional services to the eltlzsnss - -,
| mona O0ee On west side VI Fourth st,sss' ,s.
Jackson, kiehnona. Virginia. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

" ANTED, A TEACHER wish to
w employ q lady thoroughly qualified to teach
the higher English branches French and Music for
the ensuing session. Address, with references terms
etc WILLIAM b. BALL,
au lf--2aW2we Midlothian Virginia
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by IL. Benson & Brother, AuctiOnecls.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM IN Al.bE-
IA MARIE COUNTY FOR RENT AND ar
GRoES FOR HIkE.--Being unable TO give ny t.
sonal attention to my Farm, viii rent it asd ~
the negroes to good tenant. II not reniti Fs's'S
beforehand, viii put it up At public sUeroh "a I
LIST day vi September, 1864 on which day w. s,D
sell the growing crop, horses, cattle, hog am
ing utensils Farm contains three hundred ahI -
ty-eight acres, and lies six 10 miles north q ei4'
lottesyille. FEC. CARE,
au S--eod2w Charlottesville, FHeiha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

GUPERIOR GUNPOWDER TEA, &c.
~ ESSENCE OF COFFEE, genuine,
CRUSHED SUGAR,
PRESERVING SUGAR
COMMON and FINE BROWN SUGAR
BELMONT CANDLES
Just received and for sale at
a L. YERBYS,
No. Twelfth street, south of Main.
au 1877
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NOR RENT, part of well furnished
Il HOUSE, containing five rooms, with dining
room, store-room, coal-house, of kitchen and
cook also, stable and carragehouse, it desired to
a small, respectable family Of grown persons, APP
proved Of Address, with references, 'ANDRIAN,o
through Richmond post-oftce. au 20-Sts
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NOTICE.-For hire, by the month"; ~
IN excellent COOK, without ineaInbfaisAi s ~
whom the owner has al present no ass. fVA
apply 1T my Office. ioi Main stfset Nts
aul9--ts II l. Wii1L
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M ANTED.-Two gentlemen wish to
w rent NICE ROOM, with services of
COOK. Address Box ,iGi," post-oficc
au 23-ltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23

M ANIED to purchase No. / BUGGY
W HORSE. Must BE- gentle and sound. APP
ply, with horse, at the office Of the American Hotel
an 2;-It-
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M w A l. l., Retail and Wholesale
wi. FAMILY GROCER, corner First and
Broad streets
10 barrels Superior Whskey,
do. Apple Brandy,
Wines. assorted,
Superior Apple Cider,
Bacon and Dried Beef,
Butter and Lard,
Brown and Crushed Sugars,
Black and Green Teas,
80 barrels Superfne and Extra Flour,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
BIooms, Buckets
And all kinds of Goods usually kept i'll a Family
Grocery, at less than the market price.
NJ. WALL,
au l9-6ts Corner First and Broad streets
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M ANTED, a WET NURSE for which
w liberal plice vail be paid If early apphcd-
ton made a. l03 Main street OF at the Dispatch
office. ISAAC GODDARD
an 23-ots
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M AN TIE a middle-aged WHITE
w WOMAN, to be a NURSE FOR GILL
DREN and attend to household affairs Apply at
No loI MAN street. au 23-3t@
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WANTED to hire, for the balance of
w the year, good COOK, WASHER and
IRONEB, without encumbrance. ANY person hay
ing such servant for hire will call at No 1913 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth. au 23-3ts
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"ANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE.
~ o irst-class FURNISHED DWELLINGS
HOUSE, IN an eligible part OF the city. Apply to
aa is--eod5ts BACON u BASKERVILLE,
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WANTS.

" ANTED, COPYING of any descrip-
w ton, by young man who is exempt from
military service and has five six leisure hours i'll
the day. Address ALLEN, through post-ofiice.
au 2S-2t-
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M ANTED.-HORSES AND MULES.
w Eight work HORSES or MULES wanted
for farnl-Mules preferred. For such as will suit,
fair price will be paid in cash. Apply to the sub
seriber ut his wood and coal yard the basin be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
au I7-6ts RICHARD RETNS
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M ANTED immediately,a good NURSE
w Apply at the southeast corner of Marshall
and Eighth streets. an 23-St.
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WANTED to rent, by the year, on the
w lst Of October or before good HOUSE,
with kitchen, &c, on Shoekoe Hill preferred Best
city references will be given. Apply, through box
9oo, post-othce, to IL. " au l9-itr
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W. A. RAMSEY. b, f. HALL
" A. RAMSEY & Co,
w. AUCTION AND GENERAL

w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
S0S Broad street (opposite Union Bank,l
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
q. A. PARKER, Auctioneer
REFERENCES
Aug1stl--Edward Thomas Hon. r. II May, AL
ind Baker, }. ii. Taylor, Fleming * Robertson,
Henry Edrnondson.
Atlanta-Wm. Herring & Son.
C0luInbus-H, c. Goodrich * Co. Lawhorn &
Ros1ett David Hudson.
Macon-E. Wmship salisbury & Pease
Savaunah-W. III. Stark
ShaTleston-C N. Hubert, ". I Burge, J. Pur-
cell
Athens, S. Linton, r. L. bloomfield
Wilmington. u. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomery-B Ii Micou, II ID. Browder, J. E.
HukIil.
Richmond Yirginia-Georse E, w. Nelson, John
A. Bowen. au 2-lm
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" ANTED, by lady, situation to
w ATTEND A confectionery pre-
felIed. Persons wiahng To employ any one viii
address " Miss +. s., at this office. au 23-2t-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

speaks correctly, there is even farther
preof OF his FIllainy A few weeks ago
a couple Of spies, attired in the traitor ;
butternut garb, called upon him and
stated that they were escaped rebel pris-
oners. The loyal man Immediately
welcomed them heartily, and gave each
money and clothes, besides directing
them TO sources which would convey
them into the rebel lines.
Col Vincent Marmaduke is by all
means one Of the most important pris-
oaeFs. He was originally q member of
the Missouri State Legislature, bat was
imprisoned at ST. Louis, and subse-
quently expelled the State on account of
disloyalsy. In 1861 and 1862 he al
tended the State Convention as a dele.
gate, which position closed his political
career. He is brother to the rebel
Major General Marmaduke, and has IN
doubtedly been sent TO this city to play
an active part in the proposed work Of
rapine and bloodshed Daring the eon-
vention week be was in Chicago, but
has been absent from the city until with
in few weeks ago. Since his return
be has resided at the house of DIR. Ed.
wards, known q Peace Democrat re-
siding at No. 20 Adams street While
here Marmaduke assumed the name of
Bowling, and professed himself to be
Canadian. This plea be set forth to
Capt Nelson, who arrested him, pro.
dueiag At the same time British prctee-
ton papers, eountersigned by the Amer
&c N consul at Toronto, C. W, and made
out in the name of Bowling; but, as
Capt Nelson observed, Bowling might
be very good fellow, and his papers
might be very good papers, bat It awas
Marmadake he wanted, so the Colonel
was escorted to Camp Douglas DR..
Edwards was not, but should have been,
arrested, as undoubtedly he is guilty Of
harboring the rebel spy, knowing aim to
be such. Let the doctor take warning
By the Barrow escape, and sin no more.
Colonel g. st Leger 6renfell is as his
name implies, Southern aristocrat
He vas Adiutant General on the staff of
| the horse-thief, John Morgan, and snbse-
suently acted ia the the capacity Of In
speeter General of the command OF
Braxton Bragg This rebel was arrested
Al NAe fk4CAmDhu MOUSE Au Ealhp pahf
with J. I. Shauks, rebel prisoner who q
few weeks ago,escaped from Camp Doug
las. Ia the room where this capture
vas made, the eaptors discovered two
loaded revolvers, loaded shotgun, and
bloodhound of the genuine Southern
stamp Upon the table vas slip OF pa
per, with the following significant words
serawled in il, on pencil:
Colonel, you mast leave this house
tonight Go to the Briggs House.
j. FIRLpisa.
Qaery-Who Is J. Fielding7
The other prisonsrs--those men who
we're brought into the city--are simply
hirelings, and evidently are not in the
secret Of the eonsilirators. Many Of
them confess that they came into the
city with instructions TO vote the MeClsl-
Ian ticket, that they had been also sup
/ piled with money and arms, but regard
ing the actual use Of the weapons, they
entertained very vague ideas. Some Of
these men are evidently nmore Ainned
against than SHINING, and though they
deserve aeverve punishment, will escape
the certain doom which overhangs their
leaders
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12
commissinners Sale d zeal Estate.

nyvTpTrE OF A DECREE OF TIE Cap 1t
IL - r0rum0u Pleas Of YandsTouTEh e57ntys
~ uga@rslErsd Conuissioner Vii. sn ths "a
Ss. of FszsusnaR@r. 1ss4, b@Ewesn y Geek a y
- -itv n Evansvfais sell It pus'fe szstsoN the
e1awfr aescTib bed rsaf estate 70 wIts The south
80 quarter o. the southwest quarter oF Seetion
.Isv~z IN ia. towush1p ave g5}s south Of rags
- rioS vest. in the Tincennes Land District, aEd
= ysuSsrburgh county, Indiana. 81
TERMs:-0 third eazh, ons third IN six
months and cns fhiyd In twelve uonths the puf-
ehasar giving his nots ith spprovsd surssT wasv.
fnx rssisf laws, sd bsAxinz insrsst from date
ecsM -ew6kw HIRAM NELSON,
Comrnnzsf@us~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-12

Cash Assets.............9838, 900 90.
n. KELLOGG, Pres. W. b. CLARK, Bscty.
In ne s9rsifabts aa3astsasaf and prompt Cash re-
fponss % fosses he PHOENIX stands prs-eniaenfg
tie head o u professoa Shs ~ ertensiDs, pvactl
sA4af ard araieass besicss sHstesi Of 6ei ageaeis
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