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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24

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w cosnty. Onc Of middle age psslsered =
Addre0 Boz 634, City Posa oMsee nh s4-6t.
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south side Dock, opposite MAey PrisSn,
wv Anhsl.aess. 18th n.~ end eld. 2 large q q
nisH Quantities. h MACMURDO,
.nb q -lo.sn-- zCspt ana a Q n IN oAersa.
WASTADA - azfse Inquest cfsce -
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qaa1siss ,oh "a. WV e Mu5HgsoE. g
WAnr:D-Ra Win, % employ, permaneniIy, .
ffisble men, mot susject % military duty, as
watehna7 f,rths Esnchester Paper Mil.
nh 2a-lw sP0rfs { HARv8Y.
WAETED.--The virgia3a Towing Company vf.h
~ 10 purchase one or two dock canal boats, Of the
largest capacity. Address Jos Dn1 At their office,
18th O., Richmond. NIB Q3--6ts
WANrED-Bya = young man who Is s1en0t from
W military duty, situation ether a. clerk or
salssmas In any respectable business. Best fefee-
cacs given. Address "s,r Boz sos, Richmand P o.
NH le-at$
GxNsRAL HosP1rAL No Q,
March 10Th 1864.
EE{ANTEDsefo rent, for the uss Of this Hospi
w. tai. garden cf several acres, either within
or without the corporate limits Of the city Apply
10 the Surgeon in charge, cSner Of 17ta aud Greco
etrceis NH 22-sts
Az ANTED-Fo rent, two uDf uroishcd Rooms, ,
ny within few minutes walk CT the Treasury
mo -RHrrA.- M0HEElRoA f. Co..
eay1ETED-x PaiiasF, 55 brigade cutter. Who
NJ has regular appointment Address INA.
RON" kchrond ross cfsse NH Be- SIT.
AZ ANFED-- 100 cord: seasensd Fins WoOd, con
NIB ls-lw sporrs HARVEY.
EEY ANrED-From 900 10 500 cords Of oaf Bark,
~ for which the highest market price will be,
paid. For further particulars apply BY letter or
Otherwise to JOHN hERKe, New Tan Yard,
mh l5-ot' Bacon Charter Branch, echmcnd.
WANTBD-Mschanics At Richmond, Va, Char
" lottsv N G, spd ee!ms, Ais-blacksmithA ma
ehinists, end pattern makers Highest wages paid
for drst class workMen. ADDRESS
r D MINOR,
Lieut. eomd'g N o Works, Richmond. Va.
NH 14-l0t
NETA N T z b.
ES 500 cords oak bark,
ALSO,
Hides aud skins,
Fer which the highest market price will bs paid at
the steam tannery, Bason's Qusrtsr Branch.
LOUIS GIMMI,
nh l2-1tt" Proprietor.
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CS A, WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Nitre and Mining Rureau,

"A, WAN D8PAkTMEHTs I
Nitre and Mining Rureau,
Richmond. Va, March Z, 1854.
yHANTED-ro hire, 400 Slaves OF Free Negroes.
w Under recent act Of Congress slaves and
free negroes now be impiessed for Govern
ment work. Tbs-Eitre ond hiniBg Bureau need
some four hundred hands, and will give the regn-
lar Government phee-3300, board and ciothes.-
Parties hiring slaves 10 this bureau before the
der Of imprssement viii be credited with the num-
Der go hired IN their quota under the call for ne
groes for any kind Of Government service.
NH l0--2W
90 Whig, Examiner, Sentinel, Enquirer, and
Lynchburg papers copy.
VEy ANTED-Sciap Ironl The highes. market
VF price paid. Scrap Iron wanted at the Rich.
uoud Steve Works, corner Of Cary and l0h streets.
fs 19-06t* Asa SNYDER.
WANTED-To exchange cotton yarn sash blinds,
w doors, shoe lasts, Is, foR wheat, -four, corn
meal, bacon, beef, potatoes DO for the use Of cur
workmea A liberal exchange will BE- made. Csll
US, corner 7th and Canal ste, ad 1ress By mail
box ass. MERCER / HILL.
NH S-2aW8vt
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Of So.sSssa rs' v1laisss VIZ 81 issssy ss;i6sS - =
arrangsmsnt has this day baea o0ooto1 ~ -
southern xxprsss Company g eany q lanaose9
food ana wearing apparel TO nihaoeos "
the 1xprsss Company, The 1bllevlAg ins(D0slo11D
must b. observed:
Psokasss must nct sontais nses - 60 hpn.
asa 1.ssss; r e. b Vel :'ss1sa ss q. .ss s
the soldisrs Relief Assecassiens, vhlsA - 49,
Il % Horss Caroline, II aals,vb, - ss.lAe.sllbas
:. :. Sssssamsry o. e a; sS:s Ssi
Of these Associations have ~ oosos
The Agents Of these AncSiatdo.s vn to9e 0ne
charge q them and ahip eaily by soutnesa 1zlee.
atatse at Richmond, who vii see then llg6De1e4
to the proper individualowudSa
To msst the wishes ~ ths sollieFs, 81 - -
homo, lhs ecuihsrn klpes6s Cenpssy - aGqD1
to give this fright re.s.e ~ aNxo -
aad. is order that no ebs!aals nay sssg H. 9oes
road companies are hereby Iesussts1 Z. 49, -
Express Company such ABILITIES - WI en1oo q -
make this arrangement eomplets sueeoD.
A. sss ssSs = E, las.: Ssss,s Z e.
ages, the Rslisf Associa3oas - requeme4 - ~.
drew theie Agents who have hofet0lega 49, -
travelling messengers. 10 ths Aseet AnneeoeA
~, S :a sssy ss:s:: :ss y a S,. ss 8 -, -
to the Army oi Northern VisUtnsss -.
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Approved:
A LAwIou,
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c,nsr sosfamx lx5ass Csanans,l
Apgusea, %, IN 3, ~.
Ths Southern Expfsss Co1pany 11sey n400 ~
friends and relatives Of eoldoHs = ~ AQno 81
Northern Vixaiaia and elsovAno tAa1 ~ - -.
pared 10 carry cat arfanee0AAte - on11Q Il
| the ahovs esfd, anA tAat ~ Wm - ~ = -
| power b lal6n its reQuiss0O1g.
JAM0 0UU2U
| oAAssal euppt and Aelna RSoGo1o6&,
! 70 2pee13m oeukhen uxp6uD 0ouoG6yF
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10 De lhtrsav-Joeeph John MacArthy
'benteneed to death n judge Lgons's Co1li
on Tuesday for the murder Of fll4n lgaaAs
Thy, his wlfe, n Novembes hst, Wns at III
tine conde9ned TO b ehot Tor de1sgtipe
streets division. On 81 vst fo- nfiscn,
after the renditiou ~ The verdict on TSssday,
he e1pFo1oe1 himself - the jallog = doci-
dedly pr:fsfrjpg death 70 hiding sent TO ihs
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Fsaa FLosIpA.-The Savannah Feses, Of Wed
Eesday last, says
An oflcer Of the Uh Florida Infantry, who arriv-
cd by the 6uf train last night reports that he left
Lake City on last Sunday evening. He says that
Information had been resolved by the military an.
thorties there that the Yankees had landed force
at Paiatka. The force landed at that point Isl not
known, but Il was rumoFcd thattt was large. Con.
Finegan had dispatched fofcas 70 meet them, con
ssting Of cavalry, infantry and artillery Our pick
cts In mont OF Jacks.uviile confirm the previous
intelligence that the greater portion Of the enemys
aalet in the neighh orhood Of jacksonville
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MILITARY NOTICES,

n
lyl Henley's battalion, being IN course Of Teorgan
lzai0n, persons between the ages Of ID and l8 and
IS and 80 are hereby notified Of the opportunity now
Afforded TO unite themselves with the above named
c0rps Those members of the company who have
guns accoutrements in their possession are hereby
notified 10 return them without delay.
r W WISE. Captain,
Trsaeurey's Cface, c SA,
NH 93-6tt Old Custom -Eouse Building.
AKlLITARY Notice. am allowed by General
Hl Orders No 80 to enet members between the
sEGs Of II and Is and 45 and so. A few more names
will be taken into my company (H Sd battalion, for
local defence, oommanded by Msjor John Hsnly.-
For further particulars apply to
Capt A G BABCOCK,
AtGeo Dunn Cos,
Bank Note Engravere and Printers,
NH 22-Stt Corner Main ard 18th ets
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From the NewbuFyport Hefald

{. ~
In all the Presidential calculations thus far we
have seen no such reference to General Banks as
Indicated that his name would be used in either
Convention: and sall we doubt If there is more
available candidate In the whole country, nor is
there one who for the settsment of the difieuties
now dividing the country could be more useful
The position Of the country is now such
that General Banks might properly be taken by
either party; and we think he would be sure Of an
election whichever to0k him He IL
anti savery--not with Garrison and Wendell Phil
lips; and therefore Phillips denounces him as a
hypocTte ard traitor.
Standing where be does, a modefsae anti
slavery man and q conservative In politics, he
should be ehost acceptable to the friends Of M.
Lincoln, who is no mere honest aa man, nor hslf
as able as statesman. Banks IL the man COM
promise on The aboltlonists would not support
him, and that would make him stronger than
though they did On the other side, if the wal
Democrats sueeeed In making the opposition nomi-
nation, there /. no man that they could 50 well
take. -" He would secure the support oi
the conservative men Of the whole country; and
nowhere wenid hp be more acceptable than with
the Onion men Of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-24

The Next Yankee rrssilsncy.
We faks he fslIovine sxesasts fton our late
Nofthssa 6iss abeat the Asxf YAnkse Psssideoev.
The Ees. York HzaM says:
ME. Chase has with1ravn ftom..he ae,s :. .
Pfefidential candidate fos lue4. His pafriotism.
We are told, Woaid not permit him to contfuue Be-
lore ne ss:nty ~ an espisnt for the succession,
among the sank ana kls of he Administrsti,,"
Ia DSa 9s. a. .sppssrs that his
ans ,a .ss seGosH se,s II Casss eo:ia mot ccm
sssssss sS o1 e '.sa e ' %: os' l.. IL
nsws Of ne baeking out 81 the head OF the Trea-
sury uus, We nay sonsisAo thal hs ana aji his
n1ace.al ~ psef wl how D thrown into yhe scais
Bot tness y yst anolhss lishmaad IN shs fsld IN
the person Of Gen. Fssmont Aealnss Abraham
Lincoln ns stands somewhat In t6e pOeision that
MaoHs ven 1usen oecapled in lo46-s badlyused
iof hls shabby treatment. The German Ame rican
Nauonal Cleb lFremont) Of the l7th ward OF this
city nave doubtless correctly defined his position
IN tnelf recent resolution, that under no clreuu-
com fOr sveonf ern fbe Nv & sadissi ~ ISemon, M,n
"esgsss~M1eA hxs j6st usAVytd- -e1urft
fromahls metroboiis, undeEth spaseetave name Of
tos EsT Naeon broadly and e every possi6le way
snd MS radicals against Abraham Linoola. The
Fremoat platform q one, too, ppon which the great
iadicai Gernian element and III the t-afd- out
Red Republicans and Black Republicans Of the
are:
First. Absolute, complete, and immediate liber-
y, without distinction OF rsee or color.
Second-fhe absolute maIntepance Of the Mon
roe doctrine.
Third : Another and better military oreasixa,,on
than that OF President LineoIa. -
Fourtf--A dinihution Of the powers Of the Ex-
ecnfive and larger responsibility Of Cabinet Min
listers TO Congress
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Repited The ntteen deserters from fhe
Confederate service, ao1iesd few eAys es.0e
. bs1ng eoqAned II coetle !hgn0eg us4ss
sentsscs q deathsm 81 ysss 9 49, ~ -
fSeif caeos ear bohad 4o-mogrOw ~ thG
~ lxel 6or fhsir eieea1lps.
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strable 1Ardes. 1ha hoase ha1 niso soeno, - -
society, and usAs y churches and seAeelD. II ~
one Wlshing feoidsaee In The eOunosy ~ 49,
Offers many adva1taeoa For tsrmA eoolv = ~
q 0nvss, liyiag q Ne pIses.
10 ae..0AwtApls
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TSsAerRr DR1ARrMsNr,

sses TS1Aerhr DHYARfMgNf, 9 ga,
Richmond, March II, 1894
lyNHE following Dep0eitaries ere established for
4 funding Treasury notes In the State Of Virginia
e q Elmore, Treasurer; Maury Co, Laa.
caster Co, Bank Of the CommonHealth, Rich.
nsea ssa 49,,
" n BlAekflfd, Lyn burg
John N johnson, Da ryiile
n Kinney, 6taur.oD
Daniel Dodecp, Petersburg
N Talley, Clarksvilie
" B vsss. Pearis6ury
Bank Of Rockingham, Harr iSonburg
VIC veuabls, Farmviile
Geo Baker, Lexington
B'Pitssr Cashier, Salem
Bank Of Scottsviile, ScoitsvilIe
~ Morrison, Wy;hevilis
A P Aoell, Charlottesville
LIB Conway, Pittsyivania CH
J M Burnside, Union.
In addition to the above tho Chief Quartermas
of each army corps is authorised to receive and
fund notes. They are the foliowing
Major J Harman, Q N, Orange g e, Lieu. Gen
Major g Field, Q NJ, Orange Il, Lieut. Gen A P
Major n Bt4aueh, Q Myorauge H, Major
Gen stuart's cavalry corps
Major McMahon; Q n, Dublin Depot, Major Gen
Breosinridge's division
Ma;or Iayor, NJ Lieut. aSp L0nEs'rse''s corps,
Major E q Ewing, Q N, Lieut. Gen hoods corps.
Capt Z 5 Patton, Q M. Major Gen Harde.'s cerpe,
oap.'s RNOrton, Q NJ, Maj Gen wnssler's division,
Dalton, Cs
Gap. Young, Q NJ, Lieut. Gen Polk's division,
Meridiaa, Miss. CG MEMMINGER,
IE
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peove1 ~. i5th NJ. ~
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NETA N T e b.
ES 800 cords oak bark,
ALSO,
Hides aud skins,
Fer which the highest market price will bs paid at
the steam tannery, Bason's Qusrtsr Branch.
LOUIS GIMMI,
nh l2-1tta Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

GIVE HIM TRApE.-If education is the
great buckler and shield of human liberty,
well developed industry is equally the buck
Ter and shield of individual independence.
As an unfailing resource through life, give
your son, equal with good education.
good, honest trade. Better any trade
than none, though there is ample field
for the adoption of every inclination
in this respect. Learned professions and
speculative employments may fail a man !;
but an honest handicraft trade seldom or
never-if ITS possessor chooses to exercise it..
Let him feel. too, that honest labor crafts are
honorable and noble. The men of trades the
real creators of whatever is most essential to
the necessities and welfare of mankind can
not be dispensed with. They, above all
others in whatever repute they haze been
held by their most fastidous fellows, must
work at the oar of human progress, or all
is lost But few brown handed trade work
ers think ofthis, or appreciate the real powers
and position they compass. Give your son a
trade, no mater what fortune he may have
or seem likely or inherit. Give him trade.
With this be can always battle with tempo
rary want. and can always be independent.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

An INCIDENT on PIcKEr.-A correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial relates the
following:
One day the I0Sth Ohio regiment was on
picket near Rossville, when rebel Captain
and two Of his men entered. The Captain
walked in and, on surrendering himself to
one Of the pickets, recognized him as his own
son--a resident of Cincinnati, whose name
is suppressed for obvious reasons. Rushing
forward the Captain was in the act OF clasp
ing him in his arms. with the exclamation,
40, my son ~ when the soldier rudely shov-
ed him from him with the remark
Your son. Get out. you internal old
rebel Do you suppose would have you for
a father ?''
But, l am your long absent ia
ther persisted the rebel.
MY father. Well, boys, that's a GO,
laughed the soldier. Here's a old
rebel says he Is my father, when my father
has been dead these seven years
The tears started from the old mans eyes,
and resting his head upon a stump he wept
ike a child while the pickets looked on with
astonishment. Composing himself, the rebel
Captain called the soldier to him and related
incidents to him of a family nature that were
unqueStlOnaDie eVfueuce OF tHe lrutH Vi MS
assertions. The old man had been engaged
in business in Cincinnati, failed. fled South,
leaving his family to shift for themselves
For while letters were frequent, but at last
they ceased altogether. A few months after,
the family read of the death of its absent
loved one in Southern paper. Time passed
on. the wound caused by death had been
healed the son enlisted in the One Hundred
AMI Eighth, and on Tuesday met his long
mourned parent under the above circumstan-
ces. As the old man recounted minutelv all
that he had passed through in the South the
picket gradually softened, and he, too. found
relief in tears
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
Agent
SAN FRANCIS co.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MEN,
ehandize and articles of every description are
solicited by the undersigned.
A residence in this city of over ten years, and an
experience in the business of nearly the same length
of time, considered sufficient to warrant ths
confidence of persons in the country who occasion
ally require to make purchases here, through the
agency OF a reliable party; or who may be looking
for permanent Agency in San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his services assuring all
who intrust orders to him that effort shall be
spared to execute their commissions satisfactorily
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
City Reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under.
signed are referred to
Vim. 7. Coleman & Co., San Francisco.
j. II. Coghill & Co., -
c. Langley, Druggist, g
Flint, Peabody & Co., ;.
Ira P Rankin, /"
Ross, Dempster & Co., +"
J. Anthony & Co., Union Office, sacra
mento City.
And to the proprietors of the Shasta
| COURIER
deons, Sewing Machines, Watches, .Jewelry, DC.
will be attended to by competent judges,
L. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent
629 Washington street. up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
an95
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trct, State of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
The People of the State of California Leon Bour-
den and Romaine Remend (aas Romaine
Cook greeting:
N0U are hereby summoned to appear and an
swer IN said Court unto the complaint of Den
mis- II. Dunn, this day filed, alleging that a certain
indenture of mortgage, executed by you, Romain
Remillend (alias Cook on the 3lst day of Janua-
ry, 1862, in favor of and delivered to you, Leon
Bourden, is fraud upon the rights of the said
plaintiff, Dunn, &C., all of which in full appears
from said complaint, a copy of which is herewith
attached and made part Of this writ, filed in our
Court within ten days after the service of this writ,
if served in said county-within twenty days if
served in any other county in this Judicial District.
and within forty days if served in any other county,
or judgment by default will be taken against you
for such costs, damages, &c, as prayed for in this
complaint and plaintiff will apply to the Court for
a decree anDulling and setting aside SAID convey
ance of mortgage and such other relief as may be
proper.
Witness WV. z. DAIsaKREIELB, Judge
L. of the Ninth Judicial District of said
State, this 10th day of March, A. h..
1868.
mrl9 JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk,
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

ORIENTAL BAYADEREs.-The Bayaderes of
the East are remarkable among the women
of the world for their grace and power OF
physical endurance. They are trained from
childhood as gymnasts; they cary heavy jars
on their heads to Improve strength and fig
ure they ay kites to acquire = statuesque
attitudes and graceful surprises - they must
learn t, lay the back of their hand flat against
their wrist, to partially bend the arm in
bosh directions at the elbow. and, inclining
the whole person backward from the waist
tn swesp, the floor with their hair. Some
of them are marvels of airiness and agility.
presenting to the fascinated eye that follows
them through the mazes of some bewildering Q
waltz, the living embodiment of the poet
ry of notion;
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

A battue of an extraordinary character has
Just taken place in the sewers of Paris. Ia
king advantage of the frost, which drives
this particular game into co.er, the owner
invited Christmas party to partake in the
sport of rat killing. All the great sewers
were driven in one direction until millions of
rats-which fought among themselves like
tigers as they were hunted along-were coll
lected in the large drain bv the bridge of As
nieres. Forty dogs were then let down into
the sewers. and, after fight which lasted
forty-fve hours. and in which four dogs were
killed and some blinded, no less than one
hundred and ten thousand rats were dispatch
ed
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

d THE WAR AND BoYs.-A lady of this city,
saws the New York Evening Post, for the ac-
uteness and accuracy of her observation of
life and society, bears her testimony to a
physiological fact, owing to moral causes,
which is worth stating for the purpose of its
being verified She affirms that of the births
taking place in this city, those which occur in
families whose attachment to the Union is de-
cided and Jealous are mostly boys, while in
families in which there is decided SYM.
pathy for the secession cause. they are girls,
The observation of our readers may help
sthenr 81 instances confirming the fact, OF
showing it to be mistake. 1t has ALWAYS
been said in countries wasted by long wars,
which carry off the population, the male
births largely predominate.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02
IT appears from "Who's Who in 1864

IT appears from who's Who in 1864, y
. Royal Dukes, 3 Archbishops. 81 Dukes, 80
Marquises. 159 Earls, 80 Viscounts. 27
Bishops, and 100 Barons. As the Bishcp of
Bath and Wells also sits as Baron Aukland.
the total number of Peers is 434. There are
also 90 Peers who are minors, and ii Peer
esses in their own right. There are ll3
Peers in Scotland and Ireland, (of whom 6
are minorsl, who are not Peers of Parlia-
ment. There are Field Marsha.s, 49S
Generals in the army. 39S Generals in the
Indiar army. $50 Admirals in the navy. and
l56 Queens Counsel and Sergeants-at Law.