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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

"LEE has got one eye ON him, Butler, J
and, am afraid, is smart enough to foil all
Grants plans. Would to God he was on the
Union side, for every one acknowledges him
to be the greatest aud most successful Gene.
raj in the country" Yankee letter found
at Fort DrOwIy
"Lord what have done that my enemies
praise me - was the exclamation Of the i'll
spired pensman, under circumstances, it il
to be presumed, somewhat similar to that in
which Gen. Lee ia placed How the great
Virginsan will receive this tribute we are not
prepared to say positively But we think
we can guess Yankee SANDER NAV be en-
dured-Y ankee lies hurt nobody-Yankee
vituperation is quite equivalent to the gene
raj applause OF the rest Of mai kind. But
Yankee praise Is altogether intolerable. The
victim OF it may well proceed at once to a
rigorous self examination; for lie may feel
assured that though he be innocent OF apy
dlshonorable action, the Yankee believes
him either guilty or capable of it. Gen. Lee
should protest against commentator from
such quarter. He has done nothing to dc
serve il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

HOUND Loose Found, . black Maze, On Rs.k
- street, Richmond, Va, about 9 O'Clock M
Ihu'sdsy, tho 18Th May, 1864. Any one claiming
said mare will To required IL prove properly.
l. MULiNGO. 18Th Va Cavalry,
my 90 ga Inms,'s ing, j..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

to- TO the Voters Of iicnTico county-P II
~ HUFFMAN III u candidate for tie next Sier
insity, aud respectfully sOcits your support. HAY
ing ved you in Tie capacity vi Deputy SnorH tor
tour years, fia:taf myself that Can nil the oEce
with Satisfaction. Election ia sssy nezt.
ep 1t--t.5tnh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

CFS.og kicHsoNp ARD DsEvrlis X X, I'll
May ~, 1864. ~
ATOfiCE la consequence oi damae" 10 ese 81
~ tho bE.sgas Oh the real, the Ssy flSssh,"
II ans " III, fsutn ihis isio raa as follows
Leave Ri,hmeai to day (ff!Iay asd Gu 5"fdJ
1T tn, usual bous aaa every oti.ef aay ihef"a''s'
gntti further AGtioc.
Tho Tia, Cush passenger ttaia wIit eoltnae ~ az
daily ~ tic usual hour, 5l5P
JAsu LESSER.
my 2a-3t Gsnerai Tlssst aE'S'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

100 DUILAES Reward --Ksnasay irom the
hVJ A.i.ia,hian Coal Mines, a negro ma
lam, Joe, or joe Hampton. lie - shout 20 years
old, OF dark brown CO or spare male about is-t 10
inches high. with rather large eyes, aud stne~hss
wild expression Of couItenanee, Though eepsit'D
smiiing when spoken to. He was bought Ia Jasu
ary last Of 5ir & Bun ton, ear feieIstutg, whe
hs friends and csnEexions arc. AID lie is probably
in ihs * hboThnod Of that place. The allows re-
ward will be paid fer his apprehension and delivery
In ANY Jail 10 lbs ssent Of the Conn at thsH
niasa, or in hicha;o1d. MY i2-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

h, on ls,h Ms,ch, Ises, my man Washington
aged about rs yeas about feet high, DARK con-
pie siun, large mouth. slender maize, heal turned 70
side = iit:ir, aad s.aauiers. 1no abese fersii
viii be xisea IL taken cut oi the stale, aud tsJ
isaea ~, Il, and secured 80 get E,ni. Nj sitfo's
ie Fork Uaiaa, Fiasas0s co, Va.
sp u iawNt sAM'L fFtI 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
g y A y
SO boxes resin soap
$50 grN 4 teiiet soap
On consignment, ty
bAUdHMAN s. RICHARDS
= my 23-lts No II Pearl sttert

0LD English Cheese
Old pickles
Fcesh saTdiues
Pare Dut ham mustard
hummci'e cescncs vi coffee
Old Java and Rio cCifoc
ITushcd sugar
brown sugas, from fair 70 primo
ffesh salad oil
He!mont's sperm candles
brown soap, &c.
LIQUORS,
French brandy, IN bottles
O1d rye Whlskcy, very Superior
Old peach brandy
Old Aolland gin
OM Losden porter
Old 0ocsoh 40
Did 0AAeiyA vino. bottled In lo3os
This day received and Tor aAae BY
Il Yn1BY-
NJ 3l-Nt Ne 5 lstA =. bss llais and cary.
ID N3un11 Aok1QE lIayla9 pnfsAaGs1 thssn4
ID IN. MeeseA = Jno n oeh60see = - laia Mn
g oeAeoe1 j T0a1, - leave - snnounss tDmv
49, - - HNee ee1eselly thas wtll coet11ns
~ eoa 8 - - $500. AID e1EneeelD sott1e >
eeetlnnoneo ~ ft1)R eao01soes - pa1s1oagG.
Eeoonneel1 uto - q 1AsG1 AnA W6tl eo1nato1 ~
EeoetOe9e q yeNeQ Geonori6ea1voyo % 49,.
0e1oena1e.1e g esnn1ry Deo1acs - pase1uj ysly
sssesea. 60 49,, - ysiesss - H.pssfs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
[ FtIcg 4 &P Y X T.,

VFF1CK u " T N N % [
Richmond, Va, May -, 1864.
~. NOTICE.-An sdjourned meeting If the
~ stockholders II this company Will be keld
at their cflice. In this .ity on Monday next, the
10th inst, IT u u lock n, receive tho report Of
the b ard Of Directors concerning the proposition
of the Government, submitted at the called meet.
ing. II W YARRIkdTON,
my 23-td Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

~ COMMISSIONER of the Revenue, Third
~ District, Mcnrcs Ward Having pericrmei
the duties CT ths Office of Commissioned Il the
Revenue for the fhi,d District OF the city CT Kih
Eiond tor the past two yeaEs, Announce myself u
candidate for ts oice, ani sa-psc'fuiiy soict the
votes Of my fellow ci.Ea at the election tn be held
on Thaisisy, aiay 20, 1894 ELLESON.
sp 2e--2Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
1'he llobeus Ger pMa.

The significant vote Of two to one ON lay
lug on the table Mr. Foote'S resolution for
the repeal Of the act euspending the writ Of
haoeos corpus In certain cases, IN the House
OF Representatives on Friday, 1t is to be
hoped, will settle the matter torthe present.
The Congress would not take such step %
the passage Of the bill suspending the writ,
much less adhere TO il, unless the reasons TO
sustain the act were of a very imperative and
ovsrruling character. The letter Of the Pre-.
sident ought to 60 far, ofitself, to satisfy the
public. He has usurped no autho ity--hc
has displayed no disposition to deprive any
man OF his rights-and we can hardly ima-
CINE that any man can distrust him On this
subject. The great objection to him has
been his hesitation to exert his authority in
emergency, and his extraordinary clemency.
Tie says, himself, what is true, no doubt,
that the suspension OF the writ has been
Chi. fly beneficial In ''r straiIing reasonable
practices" The instances where arrests
were found necessary being Extremely few"
We put confidence in the sincerity OF MI.
Rives, and in the correctness Of his
Judgment, when he said in his able
speech on Friday, tina. after an examination
of the documents submitted in secret SEES,
sion, which led to the passage Of the act, he
would say that they "made ont complete
case;" and he further expressed his belief
that "the Confederacy, and Richmond par.
ficularly, was indebted for their deliyerence
ffom the last assault Of the toe, in no mea-
gre measure, to the safeguards thrown
around the Government by the suspending
act" 1t is a time of danger when every man
must give up something of right, and much
OF means, for the common safety OF the
country. Iu this spirit let us abstain from
cavillirg about this much limited measure,
until the wolf is fairly driven from the fold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

IfiFiY Dollars kewsvt-",ii be pad ii' tbs AZ
l. rest AID delivery ut Chesterfield II al or 10
me, in Nichnond city I'll my servant woman Ssr'n'
she fit her hunG III Nr nUJirTcge's "a taPstrf
neiI, saturday, .ih inst $40 IL OF darn COLOR
pleasant. spoken, AMI had On wnen shA lei isas'
check homespGn gown. JANE Il EhWAfpS'
20 III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

E'uND-On the night OF the 10th inst, q miix aud
der horse; had on halter, Oh the head=tal! u
which ara the initials Of the owner name For
further particulars apply ~ Mrs + Il lsbELL, COZ
her u harrhal aud Auniord streets.
my 23-ll*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

4 on1--Oa Wednesday, Tho lSih ii,s;, IA fhuia-
IL graph; Map, In fuur sheets, 81 Richmond aud
vicinity, between corner Of i9sh aud Frank lin st and
The Stste Capitol. Any one delivering il 10 Col w
steveDe, corre: Of 18Th ind Fraukln Nili receive
4 suitable reward Il pLEaSaNrS
nv 9l-2f*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

Z O.f-sio Kswsrd.--Lost, my Mrmorsndum
Book, on Broad at, between lst and Ii ;soa
cts, containing my Sutler papers. Also. accuuuts
against 9Th and 1lih Ala rrgt's. The findsr ~il
receive The above reward by leaving il st this oioe
etc NO qucs tons asked.
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
LOST, STKAYED, &c

1cn DOLLARS keward.--StOleu fiOia my
lou farm, on the Dar byt town road, two horses,
black mare, four years old, With white spot on
her head and white SPOT ca one tf her hind fes
the had Two sore places, lately heated up, On her
shoulders. Tho other ono is . bay horse, s yeas
Old, with Q sore spot On hts shoulder. For any in
formation, lott with Mr. FfescLcOrn, opposite the
Ola M Aet, 90 that get back the above hofses,
will pay reward Of SloO. CGERHAkDT.
my 23-4tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

HlUHAWAf -Lei. my pennies ON biSndal tho
Z, l5'h inst, nssro sifi hine or ten tsfs ola,
usmet Lucy had on when I..e ieit all Old bas cot
ton dress and blue chsGAed apron. See "aS l,st
heard from ia the CeigbboIhooi Of ainey, Pnsi's
by the name OF CatbefiEe. A liberal reward VIII
DC pail for her return.
1hDHaH I. CDUKfHtY
nay Sl-2ts uuIEer Main bni s'h sia'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

hI Office. -t,nc I!.Du-aui Dlieie II, vald I
~ 'h'f tie sheve reward iOf tie desrTy u nle,
o. Cos HaoGent III lsst 70 that got tutm again, q
iCuf reg!c(s
wi!iani black fiau abou. 80 t. % yCais eli,
short aai stout bE,.
Mary, his wife, bright coinrcd, snd ab.G. 10 10 10
years DID, snd mps ~ walking.
shirley, he child. about az years old chubby
faced, aGd tho Co.ur oi his ,nctIsr
Also, Ear0e"n, about 81 yeas CID, hsht eeo.ri,
moves very stow.
sDs n'i ply la y,op0I ton Tor either 81 ikem.
W fAIgo, Navy Yard, Rockets, will idssby
any oi the above, ii Gang Ii aL1 carr ell 10 kth~
moni II I fhiKo,
Prince a.waEi equity Va.
Nv tc ~ Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

l i4th sls, a GOA detached lever watch. full
jewe!ed, NJ 1866, Faverger maker; attached u
which was gold chain, locxet, medal, steel and
gofi Keys The hnder will tc suitably ardei by
leaving the came At thls oti:e. my 2i--2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

LNlFiY Dollars Reward --5trayed or stolf from
~ my lot on Church Hill, two Cows-one red,
with white face, and vhite in flEks; the hotter q
brindle, with white aaaks and back, with 0ac horn
blunt Auy per OH hading them, giving any
Information 20 that Can get th IN, will receive the
my 2l-It PARKk JONES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

crrits VI JAass tyes hAauto, !
k,chaaosd, ista Nay, 1901
fENHE Stockholders cf this CoMpAny are hsf.py
n.ttisd that tie Two per cent tax sti:d oy sss
aet If Congress passed eu the i7th FOB, ises ~"
paid bs tic uusyssgas.i at tais tisisc sd iiy "h
Il esa!sgo The stock respectively held W rs"
III their iists 10 sssess5Es.
Ay 20 ~2s~aw bGAiLht, nfea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

STRAf COw-Ca,ne 10 my house on tho 1911 ms !.
~ she IL dark, with white in her forehead. Tue
owner can get her by coming forward, PROVING
property, paying charges, ami taking h.r away.
Mrs d. UGHEkrY,
my SO lit On l.t tueet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

i IMPORTATION Wanted-As 10 the whcrea bouts
i OF Lieut. MILLER, 2.at N q regiment, WHO ssas
wounded near Drewry's Cn Oh Monday last Ad'
jTes2 Surg J Is kfcOAW
my 23-Nt ChinbOrazI Hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

hNE Hundred Dollars Reward -Stfayed oi
stolen from The Office Of Special Service Naval
department, corner OF Oh aud Bank streets, on
1hursday night, 10Th int, between tho hours Of
aud O'clock, black Mare, square built, II hands
high, and had on bride, saddle, ana Ergsh sad
dio bisnket. "A reward Of enc hundred dollars will
Do paid upon tho return Of the Mare and eQupmeIts
to this olIics. JCUN PARKER.
my 2l-6t Lieut. In CHARGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

CTOIEN-FrOm tha ehed at the fxti eme end Ct
- the yard back o. the War Department, . sOr.el
hors,, with thin name and tai, AID has y email lump
ca left hip He had on o military tGjdic, much
Worn; English blanket, and singe-Iein BRIDE with
breast straps, and 0acoIamonly large EIass bit A
liberal reward will be paid on delivery u the Fame
Major w klLY, A A Gen't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

SThh EtS-from tbs bottom Ut Poor .ftouse Hill,
- my Heller; Sue .s Of q rcd color, and has .
white streak down her back; hhs viii have calf ia
q day OF two; has very large bag. / un,ieI stand
she followed . dAi Z red COW, with tar on her neck
liberal reward will be paid for her recovery.
L kkYMOND,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

NJ. TO the Voters Of HoDr.co Couu;y.--I an q
0f candidate for the next SherliIa;y OF uenFcO
county, anu respectfully soiiCi. your support.
Inv tide JNO A U(jTLUEsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

General OTlrfs, No 81 --
i Tho Bureau Of Conseription will proceed 10 en-
rol al psrsous between the ages Of seventeen sCd
sjshtsen years, aud between the sges OF Iorty I've
ana fftv ssars under the 5h section OF the Act OF
Congress 10 O! ganize forces to serve during the
war.
2. Persous liable II enrolment Will present theui.
seiv. 10 the enrx lsg CcsT the States II the
Aslas,sa,ppi river itnn thirty 3ays Ifoi tie DAY
wheu lhA notice thai be gwen In tha district or
county BIZ tho enropg Ginscr for persons OF tbs
elaas 10 appear for enrolment. The failure to com
ntv with this notice will subject The detxaller 10
ishiIty 70 BE- cailel Into ihe ge0erai service VITA
si,sii hayo valid excuse shsreior " 10 Judged II
hv The Rusear of Conscfipton.
g. Any person liable ~ enrolment under this art
NAV IAN any company for ieest defonca which has
heen forn,ed uAiar taeuerai Orders No So, ,ssuei
S6lh June ioo3, for tho war, aay other company
for lncnl N ieaco watch Aas bcen accepted ato tho
service and which, by the TERMS Of ~ esiistmcnt,
q Iiesse 70 serve anywhere within the 6tAtc or
peeoens OF tbs claD may form new coUarADics for
eal Axfsnce and special service, asdsr GcaerAl Or
devs No g. lsSj for tho war. aad sosscl their ewn
encsss. ~ order, SCoOPkk
.. QamnsnAan1s vill kssp . psDasats ard d..
49, ~ 81 Dogoe1o hooUoaD ~ a66e ef sevaAtesn
a. slGhpa - tssep Ave esd 1f.y.
.. - = enonm1pee uleaae1ea = 1ssy,
.lIsss . - = - =. y. q - ss..,sls.s g
1eeesaa 20 - gnea tt M - Se1aniss1 tate
3 1en1aa0. eleet t6ae eGala. - 1e1Ieo ~ mne.
- = - cen1Aa1e;a - = l1neo - -
s,.s 9. - 3 - : ss..es.z = = - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

IsOR saIe-A nuo bay Mae, suitable ioI cavalry
service or harness. offered for sale because
the 0wHer Ia unable to feed her. Apply To
RHCHiL10N, 4 a tienn,
Or II WALL. Chiei Clerk, A y U Uice.
my I0-It1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

OK DOLLARS Reward -Straytd or stolen nom
Ze) TIE subscriber, on the 2lEt inst, red Cow,
w.tn white back and breast also, little white
uader tie belly and star In her forehead. The
above reward OF $50 will DO paid for her delivery to
mo GEO SMliu,
my 23-6.E On 9th ct. bst Clay md LciSh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

TNWENtY-FIvE Dollars Reward Sirayei frcm
i my residence, on ihe corner Of l1ih ana Elder
sis, ght red bIfil0 COW, with y white stripe
down her back, anu goes by the name OF Peggy -.
Any Information ieAaing 10 her recovery viii be
thankfully received by the owter.
my 23-3tf Mrs ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

TX. EXEMPTION On ACCOUNT OF RELI0I Us FAITH
Persons entitled TO exemption ~ provided for In
paragraph MI, General Orders No ~, a and q O.,
cates thereof from the cougg essional enrOing en-
cer producing satisfactorily evidence that they
have complied with the requirement Of the law.
STATE 0OeEREMsETs.
Cert;ass tes Ct exemption Tor officers OF the Ton
federate ard stats Governments viii DO given W
the commandants for the States.
H. INVESTIGATOR or APPLICANTS FOR ExRnPnaN.
I. All other applications ior exemption shall bc
made la writing 10 the enrolling oicer Of the coun
~ or dntrtca 10 which the applicant residea; shall
10 supported by his Afldavt and other sworn iest-
mony, aeAae With according 10 The provisions u
paragraph ILL., Of q eneyal Orders No 70, a ana @
y, cagrcnt series.
= ksery application for exemptinn should b.
carefully, a,lna.ciy and .asosssy aas W. ~ ,s
lsns1osasy hoard - he Oseanlxcd ueaes INC ~
clause Of paragraph II. of this ciscelar, and -
thereafter transmitted 10 the cOMAaneanls ~ con.
scsipes for The State, With sepOn 81 taco1s oaa
tlsii sssp<eass opinions On The nssaas q Ne W
i;ss sspeu Of fsess sAesld - sonsuhsa II -
vsl6psl q ~ l1sssl siea. elvtag Htse1 ~ res-
son6 IL ~ e1l1@A S1pae0seA, en9 tno(ee4 - ~
tpg ~ = ne fneN - - eo1oaeenan1, W1ll -
a61e - sepasase shsee q papqs.
&ho taSese1q1ll0n neeala ~ - e4aencA g a
etalllaalIa. q - - - - -
s ~ ,ssss;s -. - sss5 = @Ss.s1s1 -
vlew r. anoeoeoIn1no ~ - &len ~ e1leou-
1895 e - e.. - - sSset 60 - = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

NRrtmD iaSnl5x sahsetieor, Efsieaoi log
Nv fsst patronage, wesssa ieisf h's lfiehoe sh'
tina Euai,s generally tbAt b, gossiaaSs 10 carry ga
tho tsraiag bnsaess Al hassssSa Bios Old siaid,
on cary street.. betweea 9ab and iotn. whete niay
bs found always on haul spisaias wheeis ~ III
owa Manufacture. WALhEn'
my 3--d8lw3ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

1>SrkAY Came to a. Christians farm, on the
~ Nine mic road, four miles east OF Kichmant
inc l2th lust, torrei Mare. which the owner can
get by proving property and paying charges.
my 3t-3tA A n OHkIS HAN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23
XVII. REPORTS.

XIX. ENROLMENT CT ExsEEySD cLAssts.
l. Commandments Of conscrIpts will proceed II en-
raj all perscna between The sges Of seventeen hni
eighteen aud forty five sud hiiy years, la exseu-
ton Cf General Orders No 81, A and ., current
seriss; which 10 herewith made part OF this Cir-
cu.ar: 49,
ADJurAaT AND INSTR 0gaLs CffEcg,
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

6. H.LiFAX Cpul:y.-We are authOt'z "a 10
~ Ahrouuu- THJM AS j GREEN As cauti!ate
Tor re s.a ct0I 10 ths ot;iee at Conference.-The At
.o:ney ipr ths cciLty Of Halifax. eet.oa fourth
TaursdGy ia Mny. my 10 its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-23

LHSfRAY.-My COW left my premises on the 18Th
~ lost. She can b known BY rope around her
hOrnt; the marks are red ard white spots, with q
black mouth. A liberal reward will be rsid SO that
I can get her MARY MILLER,
Opp Talbetts Foundry, bet l7,h aud 18th sts
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

(Between Third and Fourth.)
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
HAVE now in store the following fresh Gr o.
Il ceres, to which they invite the attention
of purchasers:
SUGARS,
Sugars.
COFFEE,
Java, Rio, Pure Ground Rio, Dandelien and Els.
senee of Coffee.
TEAS,
Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Teas.
MOLAsSEs,
Sugar House, Golden and Union Syrups, Plantn
ton Moasses
TOBACCO,
Boxes and Caddes, Smoking & Chewing, CigaIC
FISH,
No. l and in bbls., y ana a bills; also in xii
Goldfish, Scaled and Picked Herring.
CANDLES & SOAP,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Candles and Soap,
OYSTERS,
Best Baltimore, in cans and half-eans.
Every variety of Canned Fruits
Sardines, Nuts,
Pickles. Spices.
Wooden Ware, &c, dc.
Country Merchants and Outftters for the Plains
viii find it to their interest to examine stock
Tents and Wagon Covers.
296-3Os HAGEMAN d co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26
~ sAa cITY
BOOK BINDERY.

FF7HE undersigned has established, in connec-
ton with the Journal Of Commerce Office,
at Kansas City, Missouri,
a FIRST CLASS BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK LANUFACTORY.
Especial attention will be devoted to the man
ufactur. Of Blank Books fer Counties, Records,
Registers, District Court Books, Tax Books,
Couaiy Treasures Books, and all kinds Of
Books Of Public Record, Manufactured from the
b-stof stock, and in The highest style Of the art.
MERCANTILE BOOKS.
We invite the attention Of Merchants, Bank
ere Manufactures Hotel Keepers, Gc., to our ia
cilIes for the manufacture Of the best kind of
Iedeers. Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers DCckets, etc, etc, etc.
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