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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
rag FRENCH SQUADRON BELOW CIT
,,,x.r MVltERIOlrS MOVENENVS

THE rRENCH s0UADRoN BELOW CITY
poINT-MYStERlOUS MOVEMENTS.
II has been heretofore announced that q
French war steamer and several merchant
,sips bsd arrived and had been lying at City
p,jut for some time past. The object OF
,se expedition was for the purpose of taking
.,,v the tobacco purchased in this city by
,gss,s Of the French Government previous
~ The war, the arrival of which at City
poa, bad been delayed from some cause un
spoyn to us. On Sunday afternoon, about
ss'clOck, Yankee steamer came up from
ratress Monroe under white flag and
cauuunicated with the officer in command
# The French man-of-war, remaining only a
Gw minutes, when she put about, and went
hack in the direction from whence she came
Immediately after the departure of the
Yankee craft French officer landed
tram the Frenchman and set out for Peters
burg, but on arriving at that city ascertained
tia, no train would leave for this city earlier
than Monday morning, at balf-past thee
o'clock He procured private conveyance
bv which means he reached Richmond some
time during Sunday night. 1t is reported
through reliable channel that orders came
IN by the Yankee flag of truce for the
French squadron to leave City Point imme-
disiely.
The fact that the French had probably
oyertayed their time seems to confirm the
truth of this report, though it may be that
trouble is brewing in some other quarter, or
from complications, the nature of which re-
mains for US to learn.
Since writing the above it has been ascer-
tsined lhat the Frenchmen were recalled by
Bu,er on account of some infOrmality in
previous proceedings, and that they will
probably return in order to get the to-
tacCO.
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FROM THE PENINSULA.

The report in relation to the landing OF
-, arsmy In large force at Yorktown was
80 -, reocatcd yesterday, ard scented to be
armed by scouts who came In from that
,;,ac,ion But, on the other hand, citizen
~ho ,,ached the city yesterday from the vi
'i,r VIA Of Yorktown states that they were
.nh,rsjag. A few days will probably de-
~ -, their movements. We learn from
liable source that q barge load Of Yankeee,
~, 40 crossed the river above Yorktown, were
.,,tured by our forces on the other side of
.ha river
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tps Sm ",S sso issued orders that all cotton com-
livery and the other two thirds sh,m 10 naiS sfier
,"vs,,x :; om ,, epnauon that the parties psove trs
'oyany TO The United stt.s Gayesn,nen,.
witflnut taking the oath, VI naton Aug"
cotton - quoted In New O,ieau. a, 4o cant. IN
gold or 70 ce"ls IN greenbacks bat Ihs aiasnmi,v ~
e. seuns , e"cn soi"ss ihe iines is great, owing
almost a'iAbat they attempt 10 send ovrr ''"'
Our cavalry are DESTROYING all cotton a,on. Rod
river that Is within reach OF the enemy. W."
me southern sympaihizsIs in New Orleans and
everywhere else In that part Of the comr,.y . .,.
hopeful and saDguine of the success of onr c.nsa
and give demonstrations Of the fact on sw.,y
available occasion, e'ey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
LATER FROM THE NORTH.
The Baltimore Gazet,e, of the 23d instant,
has been received. The following is sum
mary OF the news:
TIA ARMY OF The POTOMAC.

mary OF the news:
TIA ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
The latest adyices from the Army of the POtO-
mae Indicate that active preparations are being
msde 10 view Of the commencement OF the cam
Palsn. Large numbers Of the sick have already
been transferred TO Washington from the hospitals
Ia 'front.' and all the sutiers twenty eight hundred
10 number, have et The army, In accordance win
OfdrIt ha, effect An addition Of Is OO9 beds Is
about to be made 10 the present hospital accom-
s'daions at Washington, and, finally. Gen 0ran1
has established his headquarters In the neld
i~seTlrrs from the arm. of Gen Lee report liai
ais whole force on the Rapldan does not exceed
siy thousand men, divided among two army
corps but that reinfUrcements were constantly
reaching him. Lonsstreet is said 10 be moving
hsa charlottesville with l2 900 Of the troops nc
hai with him In East Tennessee, tn the direcuon
Of siaunon-his supposed intention TO march down
the Shenandoah Valley. Among the reinforce
n'shis Oh their way to join Lee are IL 600 new re-
eTuils from Mobile. Abe dcserteTs further state
uial some days ago days. rati0ns were issued
10 Lees army, aud that IL was currently believed
h't Intention was To commence a forward move
Ment
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PsrERsBURa, April 2A-Dsllse,s Aaelos
truce boat Greyhound arrived at CtSy Peiat
Sunday at O'Clock P. H., with eonuoaa-
cation from Gen. Butler TO the comnAn1 -
officer at City Point, informing him akst
1.-THE limit of time having arrived whieh Ise
Fixed by the convention between TIE papts-
scntatives Of the enemy, of Jnacs, anA }hs
United States, for shipping tohaseo g O1y
Point, he (Butler) had sent mp Colonel RAIes,
Of his stsn, for the single purpose u dsaiv-
ering dispatches for the commaadiag o0esr
of the French vessel ct City Point"
The Greyhound Immediately Fst1Rnsd
down the river, and during The aftOnoeA
the French steamers 0renadA and AeeenAA
sailed for Hampton Roads. None Of the
French tobacco had besn eat from RicA-
m0nd to City Point.
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FR0M 1HE SOUTHWxez.

DALTON. April ga lady, who came
through the lines to-day, reports that For
rest attacked Grierson ct Decatur, Tenn,
killing Grierson and capturing largo num-
Der Of prisoners.
Gen. Wheeler had o general review q his
cavalry to day, which was Witnessed BY .
large number of General o@cese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
THE DEPARTMENT OF HENRICO.

1t Is reported, though not yet officially an
nouncet, that Maj Gen. Robert Ransom, of
North Carolina, has been appointed to take
command OF the Department of Henrico, Gen.
Ely, who has for some time past filled that
important position, having, at his own r.-
quest, been sent to the field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

Stealing Spoons-Oflicer Crone On yester-
day arrested Jasper, slave OF W. w. Crump,
on the charge of stealing three silver spoons
and a silver fork from his Muster. The ne
gro confessed the theft, and said he had
given the articles to Evira, slave of VIM.
Green. officer Crone then arrested Elvira,
and found the stolen property hidden in her
room at Mr.. Green's, corner OF Madison and
Marshall SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

MoBLs, April 2.-Wsstssn @spetsAek
confirm the defeat Of Banks on tie 14oh hanA
18th at Grand Ecore, losing 400 pEisoaeoo
with their camp equipag&
On the 18th eleven boss carrying Tedesal
wounded passed Bonnet CasiA Rsin6ores-
ments were going from New Orlsaas 70 Be-
ton Rouge.
Banks was at Natchitoches, his army d.
moralized. Taylor we'll up aad prsssiDg
him.
The Yazoo Valley u clear Of Yankesas
A fire here to-day destroyed ten ffame
houses. Loss severe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

The Hours 10 be Nruek.-The hours OF the
day will hereafter be struck on the bells OF
the upper and lower station-houses. The
Mayor has issued this order to the police IN
pursuance Of the request OF many citizens
In the wards in which the station-hOuses are
eituafed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

4 Tyator.-John Macguirc, formerly
Judge in Carter CO, KY, bat now Captain OF
co. d, 10th Ohio regiment, having been Ia
ken prisoner in Western Virginia, was
brought to this city yesterday and commit
ted to the Castle. He in 1862 voluntarily
took the oath of allegiance to the Confetle-
raGy, and afterwards 60 signalized himself
bushwhacking our troops that he was given
q commission in the Yankee army
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

No Election IN Manchester. Yesterday there
was to have been an election held iu Man.
chester for trustees of that town, but the
sheriff not appearing the election passed by
default, aud the old trustees hold their onlces
during the current year.
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FROM NORTHERN vlR0IxEa.

ORANGE c. H., April 2.-Ths sasnys
cavalry made feeble demonstration yese&-
day, as II intending to cross in iront of Nys
and Germanna fords, but quiehly whseaeA
about and returned In the direction Of Cul-
pepcr G. Ii. Nothing else Of intsresk
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FINANCIAL.
EUROPEAN JrYN0.

f. '.s AAss. convicted Of sedue.ios, IL Atlanta
~ss, = Dseh senlsseed - twenty years inpsison
,d... " ae State penit. ntissy. In seatssciag the
~. ne Judge said:
Asf lS : 's consider that ysus set has consigped
sssee az nc. aissracs " Of penitsace. the ssn
sosscs ~ we law which I sn now aboHe ~ pso-
hope ,hs yos VIII not appear severe. q 1sasss
sssslos ~ ample may dessr Others ft00 The com
sss irl..s" :. .ns chime Those who 10 eSnmle u
sesads -. - nesSt, aud rejoice that our law -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

Exemptions and Detaiis.-It would much
facilitate the business OF the enrolling Oil.
Ger and his Advisory Board, and save much
trouble to individuals, if persons would
bear in mind the following provision OF the
circular issued by the War Department for
the guidance Of cOnscripts and the cOnseript
officers
eEvery application should be sworn to hy the
applicant, and verified by tue atlidavts Ot at least
two respectable citizens who are personally ac-
quainied with the facts sworn to by ihem.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

Chesterfield Circuu Court-The Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield county will commence
it's session on Tuesday, the 10th day OF May,
instead OF Saturday, the 7ih, 40 appointed
hv Law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

BsIxs AND TO rnR PoIsr.-Prociamation by Al,
LtHeOln:
Louisiana Is free State. "
(6agaed) ACE LINCOLN
(CouMtersisaed) 4 BANKS. .
Eadosemssl GA the Proclamati0a.
sDisappr0ved." e
(Sisned) EkiRnY sAiIH,
Cane Creek, April /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

ASsALL BREAD RioT" occurred In Savannah
on Tuesday last. The ke,cs says thar combtna-
ton Of women numbering from fiity 10 one hua
lred appeared al q grocery store ON Whitaker
street, when their demand tor provisions beihg
bacon among them, when Others Of the party made
a rush into the store and helped themselves IA
whatever they wanted. The same crowd also weni
to two other places oa the same mission, where
Ihev obtained bacon, SC. Three vi the women
were arrested aud taken 10 the guard house, and
would be brought before the Mayor Thursday
morning.
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telegram from Cairo, dated the 2lst instant,
says:
Advice. from Grand EcOre, Red river, to the
mahhg of tbs 18th, have been received. The
na'iie on the 9Th was fought al the Sabine Cross
noads The rebels were commanded by Gems.
Kirby Smith.
Inc rebel oss Ia the first day . fight Is placed at
heen hundred
,., he second days fight was at Pleasant HiIi,
"he's, as previously stated, the enemy was most
Ing in chief.
an me eneby's loss IL heavy, and at least two to
~, ~. 1as. Among their killed were Geus M0utOn
FINANCIAL.
'0'a Ii again higher-the closing rate at 10 4
~ "e ~, al Galiaher's Exchange, being IT'S. The
new York World says:
-. 80 Chase has sold all his surplus gold, and It u
n.",a ".a' 10 any business man who Will take the
Co.., T" examine into this matter that he will be
Ia ,ed 10 buy gold before the year II out In order
'A' ne interest In coin On the public debt
EUROPEAN nxs.
d. ~. Attorney General made explanations a. to
,a ,la'Ason cent TO Egypt 10 take evidence as
b, " iatns, and the cOmnlsslOu WAS YeiuSna.
es,S .,a. sae i2th Nay, when the Crown would pro
"'u' The case with all possible dispatch.
a,ysa enters London on the Ilth. 1t 10 BE-
i.oS Due ne demonstrations will be unparalleled.
An. ""enton will give him banquet
.d,ss,s1e e eideulties ~ to the Mexican Crown are
Ion ~ Aaxlnilian receives . deputAtioR 0n the
Arlieo. o"' aeeep' H. and sails On The IS'h fo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
UNDELIVKRKD TkLE0RAM0.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dMpaaches, vheA
were not delivered for want OF proper adAroW,
may be found at the Richmond Once, 10 Main O:
Faikner Th0sN JOhpeon Wm
Green OaptCA Hopkine 0ss judge
Howard Benedict MoD0Weil "
Jordan Ghas Talbot nisA 1tR
jones Mics Maggie. aR 1o-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

- MONTHLY NA0AZINR.
The FIRST number of this Magazine Will be Issued
on the 25th Of April. Every uuHabeT will cOnPsisS
96 pages Of reading matter, and Will e0nialn, n
due proportion, Original and Selected aSticles.-
The original articles from the pens OF our best
the latest English Magazines received. The pre-
prietors, believing that selections from those Old
iavorites of the Eneiah periodical pssss-now shut
before the war were generally circulated through
oul the SOuth, can not be otherwise Than welcomed
by the reader, have thought II proper, duhns The
continuance of The The elGca:de ; to ino1rpSss.ss ne
zine. By means Of the arrangements enst m:f
have made, they hope to be enab'ed 70 reject, u
the pages OF "Smith l. barr0w's Moainiy naeAc
zine, The most Interesting features Of the lnisse
The M.gas.ns viii embrace. In IT. soossI
Tales, Poetry,
Sketches Of LiSs aud Manners,
Instructive Miscellany, -
Articles on Political Dcono0y.
The propristors woull call partoulAf a1eeo1beA b
tbs "Army and Navy" department Of ths naonstae.
intelligence will be given monthly, under tAe1eoAl
Of the :sss' ac n ths s1D,se "a
teer military and navel ssrviss Of the osee4ssee
States.
,sne from the records Of the ofos Of ths AdjuAant
All Articles in tho Nagssias not credited 70 other
Ths contsrts Of the Erst Nunhse Il ss6nisA &
Barrow's Monthly Mssszins" VIII b - Isllevss
An Opening Address; The Cuyrency; W0nAAr
Truth; Peep Through tne nioeksde; ne UM, UnHe1,
Taarw."n Ccrrhil Necns,neI Pa for Nara.
msnts. I;,s Archie. (COruhili Masassetl n g.
MUS Of Tharkeray; Aaris AnioaettsS Naokinee.
(rhe Spectalor) Cariosissss Of FasAtn n ~ net
Ter % or Dress, ltoadOs Saoisay NasasissD c0eiai
Army aud Navy Inteifteeuce.
Tho terms Of the Noeasos vi1l - - foloewD:
N. .ns,. aumkes. o. 90
subscTiption for sefes Do.shs. g
SubGcripeion Tor sx moesoe:: ::......N
Suoscr'psioa ios '~e'vs ""esss'.''.'N
Agents and booksellers furnisAed q the ussal
rates OF discount.
sNlrH . NARROW.
Publishes ana Psepsiseors,
ap - -TuASS9sshAp RiehAsnA, vs.
77ROfTIN0 stallion Hsa1y.-TSis DE Sss1 ss1
.as. uosa,1S s's.S ..Ss.s. y. ~ Ssss..Ss..
willie Turnpike, adj0inlag jowasd's Grove, saa oae
mile from the city Of RichDoad. The seassa W1n
expire On the LIST Of July.
s73 the season, payable u The uas q sesviag
the mare. Groom tee ~.
Henry was fOs'sd 10 teIs Seees, besnssmi
dapp'sat ,y isss oS sSss .s.s = -
Virginia state Fair II nlnsss: anS - $1,000.
aud was ptonoonee" ~ JseS's ~ - CIV VIZ
had ever seen' ,,,,.,,,
u.,,v vv.. .,reA Av ,hst rs.ov.oA ,vol,,.s hos.~
Mossa" ~ Ges x.,s o. ~ ~ e,s s,.ssa sss,..
"s sSs,.,I"n. h. ana bis psosssy lsSsss 80 Sss
ss ssss .:a sss 'ssssss ss 4: g.: ':s 3. =.
A.. sc,.,n 's s,e., eaSsss.e.. ~ co1.ssS -
pices.
sesss aa.s 70. i,ss ss.s,.i g i s.sposs.. ~
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snousht Of those char ed bodies, Together with the
Two hundred or more bodies, uIaagled and dy-
ing, pleading tor quarters, with distorted faces,
eayoneticd eyes, broken skulls, &C, am sick and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26

Flag Presentation. half past five O'Clock
yesterday evening the Capitol Square was
the scene Of flag presentation. The Hon.
q. q. Memminger, Secretary Of the Treasu
=, H on nenait oi the ladies' & Oh the atcasu.y
al Battalion a rich and handsome Coniede--
rate flag. Mr.. Memminger on the occasion
delivered aneat speech OF fifteen minutes
length. Col McAncrny, commandant Of tho
battalion, received the flag and responded in
brief but appropriate terms. A large mum
Der Of ladies, soldiers, and citizens witness
ed the ceremonies. The armory band was
in attendance and discOursed most excellent
music at proper intervals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-26
l. CAL m AT III; n 6.

Firss-About three o'clock on yester.
| day morning the w0Od-hOusc on the Dre
misses Of MI. Wm A. Irwin, on French Gar
den Hill, was fred by an incendlary, aud the
flames soon communicated to a large lum-
Der house and an unoccupied kitchen. When
Mr. Twins family became aware Of the fire
the houses mentioned were all ablaze, and
his dwelling house was seriously threatened.
Mr.. Irwin, who, amongst other employment.
is nightwatch at the Exchange Bank, being
quite unwell was at home. Believing that hie
dwelling house would be burned he caught
up the keys of the Exchange Bank and some
silver plate belonging to st. PahFs Church,
Ing. On returning he found . crowd 0f per-
sons In his house removing bis furniture, and
going to look for a pocket book containing
tl, ,2OO, which he had left lying on q chair
near his bed, he discovered that it had been
stolen. Some time afterwards he found the
pocket-book out in the yard, robbed Of its
contents. The worst thing about this mo-
ney was that it did not belong to Mr.. Irwin,
bat had been collected by him for other par.
ties.
The fire brigade arriving very promptly on
the ground saved the dwelling house aud oil
the surrounding buildings. Mr. Twins loss,
including the burnt buildings, tho loss OF
money, and the damage to his furniture by
hasty removal, cannot be less than five thou
sand dollars. He had no Insurance.
The residence of DR.. L. Edwards, near No.
battery, on Church Hill, took fire from a
foul chimney on Saturday last, and would
have been consumed but for the prompt aud
energetic efforts OF the soldiers at the bat
terry, who rushed to the rescue and extin-
guished the flames.
The alarm of fire yesterday was caused by
the accidental firing by stove pipe OF the
old omnibus stable on Nicholson street, in
Rockets The fire was put out before the
tiremcn reached the scene.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

EFon the 29l u'., Thomas F Mar
shall Of Kentucky, died at his residence
near Versailles, Ky, in the GAL year of
his age. No man in Kentucky ever
commenced public career with more
brilliant prospects than Mr.. Marshal
As popular orator he was une1celed.
and the voters OF his district were led
by him without show Of resistance
Asa Stale legislator and as member of
Congress. he mada his mark upon cur
rent legislation But temptation, in the
shape Of wine, came auj he was swept
into the great army Of ncbrialrs-his
prospects ruined bis brilliant intellect dar-
kened; and he, W no might have been the
,6ys, m ~ in ibc paliop has. gone, % bis
grove, leaving record half made
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

WASHINGTON, Oct, 81. President
Lincoln has issued a proclamation get,
ting a part the last Thursday in Novom.
bet for day Thanksgiving and praise
TO Almighty God, for--Amopg other
things vouchsafcI to us--tbe meny and
signal victories over the enemy, and rec.
ommendipg his fellow citizens to hum
bic themselves in the dust, and from
thence offer up penilent and feryeot
prayers and srpplrolions to The great
disposer Of events for return Of the in.
ostimsble blessings OF pence, union and
harmony throughout the lond,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

Abraham Lincoln is Sc years Of
age, and therefore, ex,mp, from draft
AS President, he is further specially
exempted by the Conscripuon Act.
Nevertheless, like a good citizen pa
riot, and an houCs: man, he hires a
recruit to represent him in the ranks Of
the army. Would not every honest
man applaud his noble ACT of the Presi,
denl7 Yet The vile, cowardly sneokug
traitors Of the North. make it a; point to
assail him with their usual venom. be.
cause he thus contributes to the suppress.
zion off the rebellion. They neither 60
themselves, nor suffer others TO 20 simply
because they wish Jefferson Davis to
succeed. Hence their maIignity 10 Pres
President Lincoln for on act. which
even JEFF Davis would not condemn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03
NRsbo,Atro,oitics..

New YORK, October PA letter
from General Buffers headquarters to
the Philadelphia Inquirer contains a
leog eccount Of rebel atrocities and mur.
ders committed on Union soldiers, the
facts beng gathered from exchanged
Union officers AMI surgeons. The let,
Ter states. according to tina accounts Of
several Officers and surgeons. The let.
ter slatssTaseording, 667lhe.. accocuts Of
several Officers and Surgeons. that tho
conduct Of a portion OF the rebel troops
Subseqlrn, to the engagement at Salt
vile was utterly lawlcss and brutal. In
two field HOSPITALS nSsr the scene Of the
hatlla were 25Eouplcl nrgrocs, Of tho
list CoIorel CAY lry-l5 n one ond eight
in the other, An but lhrre of them
were murdered in cold blood by tbereb-
el soldiers; and these tiends in human
fern boosted while doing this h-llsh
deed, that they had been engaged in
the same work all day, They claimed
20 have buried l25'coIored soldiers. Of
whom nearly all must have been s'augh.
tered in the same way, as it ia said
scarcely dezcn we're killed in the bat.
lie.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

For Rats. Mice, 'RoHrhes, AntS, Rrd
Nngs, .GothS ia Ps;yS, WoG!icHS, &c,
Insccts on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Pit up in Csc, SOC and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles
aud Flasks, SO and s. sizes Tor HoTLL,, PuBLc
INSTITUTIONS, &c
"Only infallble remedies known"
"l'rco from poisons,"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
rats come out OF their holes to die"
u sold wholesale in all large cities,
~ Sold all DpuGGisrs and RETAILERS ev-
orywherc, .... ..Jr...
IT ll,BEwARE'N" Of al worthless limitations.
NJ See that "UosrARs" name is on each Box,
Bottle, and FLASK, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY II. COSTER,
IL PWScrAL Drror $50 BROADWAY, NY.
W Sold by SMITH d MARTIN Poiut Plea.
SAINT West Va
March lO-ms-ro50,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

BSJ-Julius E. yenier, son of Henry
Venier of this place, aged about l6
years, accidentally shot himselfon Sun
day last. He had crossed the Ohio river
and whilst in the act of replacing the
ramrod, the gun, went of, the load enter
log the lower jaw tearing it away and
breaking his neck. The charge also
wounded him in the hand severely
This case lis another warning to boys
how they handle firearms. Daily, We see
using pistols and guns in the most
carelsr manner, and the wonder is that
there are so few accidents Of this kind.
Parents cannot be too guarded in allow
ing their children the indiscrimnate use
of firearms. The war Of course, has in
grea! manner famillarized every one
with their use. We hope TO see more
care taken in the future, and that boys
will avoid. especially on the Sabbath,
all such spots as endangcr either lhelr
own lives or those Of their associates
Gallipoi; Journal
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03
RATHER FusYY-At a Demoornli

RATHER FuEEY-At Democratic
meeting held in Washington on SAlur-
day night last, one Of the orators said:
II am for peace, and ] am for the
Constitution and tho Union. Whom we
get in power, God will take care Of the
negro, and We will take care of the white
man"
This is cxo,ing the negro long way
above vha. the Aboilionsts claim for
him, According to the speaker, he is 10
be taken care Of by God, whilst the whits
man is to be leftto tho protection Of the
Democratic party!