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THE sERpeHTs STILL ALlvs.-The New York T,i-
bnne has the following indignant tcleg am, from
WHICH we learn that The serpents still alive
Hartford on tue 2sth ult
HARTFORD, Tuesday, March %, 1864.
We had great meeting here last night. The
Copperheads hissed 10 their hearts content but
we bore 1t gracefully. because, at every mention of
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and General
Grant, they hissed louder and 0uder. Serpents that
they are they were true to ihcii blood and race.
RrCHARp BUsTExD.
RUFUs F.sANpRRWs,
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GARRgTr DAVIS ON LiNcoLs.- Garrett Davis, Of
KY, made speech In the U. Senate few Gays
since, OF which q Washington letter says;
He began by denounciUg, In most bitter lao.
guage. the policy of the Administration, and ar
raigning Lincoln as tyTanaicai usurper: he g
tributed all the present dtculftes 70 tne pestic-
rOus Statcss Of Massachusetts and South Car0ttua,
and believed change Of ADMINISTRATION the 0niy
sairguaSd aeainst uliss deslrucst0n. Ills dcclsSa
lion that Ksnspcky had more 70 fear from the pres
fnt kxeeuuvs than ft0ss JeA. Davis, and that hs
would support fOr the Pfesidency any !nan or sne
face Of The earth, tsexcspttnK negro" Y prefer
ence 10 ~. Ltac0ln, 0CeHslOAed e0inethang o. g
sxnseflon, which, however, - quickly ssos!ecos
the eenaee aettiag sgain Into studied Ar q inay
tcsti0n asd iadiasrspcs
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MATING OS MRFHoDlsF BlsHoPs.-The Bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church In the confed-
crate States. will hold their annual meeting Ia
Montgomery, Ala on 4ih Nay next. Bhh0ps An
drew, Pierce. Paine and Early, are expected TO be
The enemy's lines, and though thoroughly loyal 10
the South, will be unable IN attend. They arc on
gaged In caring for the ciInrch (whas remains 6i
ii) In the border states. Al the Same time and
place, the Missionary Board and the Pa,,lshina
C0ulinitice, will hold their annual meeting. These
meetings for coMssltaiion aud business used 10 be
held In Nashville.
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May rs COnrt.--The following cases were
disposed Of Yesterday

May rs Court.--The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Robert Patterson and Amanda Logan were
charged with breaking and entering the
smoke-house of Col WIN Allen. on Leigh
street, between 7th and 9Th. Most Of tie
stolen property was brought into Court by
Capt Peasants, of the watch, and day officer
Davis.
Col. Allen stated that on Tuesday night
last his premises were for the fourteenth time
invaded by burglars, who On this occasion
broke into his smoke house and carried of
sixty pounds Of sausage, number of beef
tongues, and some bacon. lie had brought
to Court one Of the sausages dropped by the
thieves in getting over the wall OF his gar
den. 1t would be seen that the sausage was
like those found in Pattcrson's possession by
the officer, which he recognized as his pros
perty.
Capt Peasants stated that he had found
Patterson and the woman Logan in a room
together over Euskelis stable, and in the
same room found Col. Aliens sausage, Sc
Patterson jumped out Of the window and
tried to escape, but was caught by officer
Davis.
Both of the accused were sent on to the
Hastings Court.
Phoebe, slave Of johnson Eubank, was
ordered to be whipped for stealing s5 in
silver, IS in greenbacks, $150, black dress
and some other things, from the house Of
Mrs Jane Wright, who lives on Byrd street,
near the canal. She was seen to 20 into Mrs
Wright's whilst the latter was at market, and
the things being missed and searched for
were found hidden under her bed.
John Conners was committed to Jail In de.
fault of security to keep the peace for beat
ing his wife. The evidence showed that
Corners and his wife were both drunk, when
they got into fight, which resulted in Mrs
Conners getting badly cut and bruised about
the head
Pink Null and John Wesley elias Harper,
were sent on to the Hastings Court for steal
ing 10 yards of calico from Leopold Rose.
The evidence showed that the prisoner and
this man went into Roses on Monday TO
priecsome calicoes. Null slippeda roll under
his coat and went out. Two men who were
watching him from the street attracted Mrs
Roses attention to the theft. aud caught
Null, when Mrs. X. came out and took
the calico from him. Wesley ran OIL
and being canght by officer jenkins in the
act of smuggling q bottle Of whiskey tC
Null, was taken into custody. In his pockets
were found $50 and gold watch, aud In one
of his socks, $780, The accused were sent
on to the Hastings Court, and also for steal
ing on the same day a ham of bacon from
Geo Volker Wesley has but recently been
released from the penitentiary.
Bartholomew J. Nash was charged with
stabbing Mike Walls last Friday night
Nash came into Wallis bar-roosn, corner o
list M and Broad streets, about O'Clock FRIDAY
night; treated q party and refused to pay fol
the liquor. Walls tried to put him ont, ant
got stabbed twice In the head, and wOult
perhaps have been more severely injured haG
not by ISLANDERS interfered aud separated tn,
beligerents.
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VIKws IN EuROPE.-The last London HDas argue
that the Fcderals yet have effected but little toS
wards the suppression Of the rebellion, and think
the chances Of the approaching campaign are quite
promising for side rs the other. Tho Post,
pursuing the same vein, says:
'It Is not merely that the FederaIs making
no progress that their armies cannot advance, that
their fleets are unable TO reduce the naval fortress
they have attacked, but that they seem to have
given up attacking and advancing and capturing
any tliRg, aud are everywhere acting on the defen
sye Atieast this IL the general impression psoduc
ed the mind by the impartial and attentive read
eis of the last news.n
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LOCAL HAT m = ..

1ne ttssaet The fall in the river. which
We potsd Yesterday Is taking place MondAy
cyenisg, continued during he nishf. and
yesterday morning the wsfers hsd receded
between flye and 6ix feet. =
Inc nne steamer West Point, which for
some weeks mas been sunk CT the mouth Of
the Hood, and now lies bottom nn-srSs
near the place where she first sunk. A. ~,
went over last Saturday her tumh,inc u.s
chinery made noise Hike the RON Of mns.
kerry. A =. .nus-
At elk o'clock last evening the water boa
fallen ten feet, and was still falling. .'
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Hastings Court.-Miles r. Bohannon was
on yesterday examined on the charge OF
forging the check Of B. Akers & Son for
$500, and obtaining the money for 1t from
VIM. B. Isaacs. Bail was refused.>
Richard Barry and Chas. Pendergast were
examined and sent on for rObbing p. A..
Haxall of $35, a beef hide, and other pro-
perty.
Pat Stack and James Rawlings were ex.
amined and sent on for robbing David Gray.
Rawlings was admitted to bail
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IHk ALkxA1pRA CAss.-The London corTcsp0n.
dent of the Phladelphia Inquirer writes the latest
news about the Alexandra case:
The discussion Of the Alexandra case in the
hnuse OF Lords, or rather before six members Of IT,
ias terminated, and their LOrdships announce that
their decIston will be made public soon after
nasier. The discussion was wholly untnscresting,
as the merits Of the case itself were not touched
upoh. ins arguments were on the dryest Of all
technicasies, and really interested nobody except
tho lawyers themselves. III the decision be In
favor OF the Government, then new trial Of the
who!e case Will be ordered; bnt If otherwise, then
the decision OF the Court of Exche Our will stond
In favor OF the Lards, although that decision was
only attained by the distinct understanding that an
appeal was TO be had to the higher courts. II this
latter bo the result, although the airds may thus
obtain technical victory, 1t will only be on the
confession, by the highest court Of the kinadolu.
that The language of the act of Parliament does no
represent the intention Of the trainers of H. and
viii prove how little dependence is to be acsd on
British laws in general.
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Not Hoard Frona-Joseph w. Griffin. a,,a.
Tim Morris, the Ethiopian Iron. CIad. h,s
never been seen or heard from since his
habeds c6spss case was continued on Satnr-
day. He did not appear Monday; nor arsin
yesterday. on which last occasion the en-
roliing 1 oincer made return to Judge Lyons
leave Of absence till last Sunday morning.
when he failed to report, and that he va
believed to have deserted. Under these
circumstances the Judge dismissed the
habeas eoxpms case
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IiEApQUAaTERs MARYLAND line, D
March d. lsfS

ry7O MtRYLAND MEN In The Confederate Ger.
vee 1T is belsv that General Orders Nc
ss. Adja:snt and Inspector Generals of1ae, jus.
uoh!.sed obyiates all the difii 3ulties which ha,
EirysHd Line. Every person row IN Service WHIT
vas At tie beginning OF the native or adopted
r;izsn Of Maryland eau, upon application 10 Esj II
,,perai EEsg, Siaaa;on, Virginia or Colonel Brad
iey T Jshason Hanover Junction. Virginia, be i'm
meiisoly transferred TO the he,nsryland Line Tit
folio siug form can be signed, sworn to before b
olm ssionct otiocr, directed TO either CT the above
OH ,era sui sen: b. mail, when the transfer will bt
Immediately rsde. The applicant must state il he
wishes to be transferred 10 Maj,r General Elzey,
Camp Maryland, Sauut9n, Virginia, or to Colonel
B-alley J3h1so1, Camp Howard. Hanover juno
ion, ani to company already organized or TO form
ANEW company. appcati lns for cavalry must DC
accompanied By affidavit that app.ican: can keer
himself mounted.
FORM OF APPLICATION.
The an3e.s gnei private IN Company -,
Regiment - Brigade, Division, -
Corps, Army oi ----.. having been q cit,z n OF
Maryland at the commencement. Of the war, applies
for . transfer 10 the Maryland Line. Company -,
- Regiment, undar General ORDERS No 33. Ad
ja.aai and Inspector Genera's Office, 1864, desire
10 be transferred 10 Camp Maryland, Major General
Ezay, s.aunton, or Camp Howard, Colonel Bradley
T Johnson, Hanoyar Junction.
Appsnied is preef of citiZaBs.fip:
ia t1sg - day oi -, 1854 before the sub
scrlbcr, a commissioned officer, - Regiment,
- Bigafe, personally appeared - -,
and male oath II uue form oil law. tha: he knows
ihit - was a cisen OF Mary land at the
Commencement. CT tie war, and that he is able to
seep himself mounted
iaai vii, Tor the present, be addressed to MAJOR
Geasrai Arnold Ei2ay, Richmond, Virginia.
BRADLEY L JOHNSON,
nh 93-a2woi' Colonel Commanding
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THE TKRRIT0Ry OF MIscEGkNlA "A New YOr
paper ofIast week has the following good hit :

paper oI 'ast WEEK Has t'e 'o'Io"thg go'u III
The mlseegenators may congratulate themselves
that their promised land Is already In sight. in
the United States Senate on Thursday, on motion
Of Mr.. Wilkinson, Of Minnesota, the word "While''
was stricken out Of the blu estabiIshIn. tempora
ry government for the new Territory Of "NOn-
tana." This efIeetuaily brings the negro Oh an
equality with the white inhabitant, and enables
bath races to cOhabit alike and alike under the
soYganic law - Ia this View Of this promising new
Territory, would 1t not be more appropriate 70
name it "Miseeseniaf" 1t Is more euphonioAs
title than the one proposed. Senator summer de-
sired to know the meaning Of the name Montana >
He would labor under no Ignorance In that respect
II the name we suggest should be selected.
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Sent to Castle e1nMnder.-Benjamin Phillips
was yesterday arrested by the detective po--
lice and sent to Castle Thunder on the charge
Of obtaining money under false pretences.
It appears Phillips undertook, for conside.
ration, to carry Into the Yankee lines o con-
script named B. II. Smith. He took Smith
ping him in the road returned to the city.
Smith was picked up by our pickets and
brought back, and upon Information furnish.
cd by him PHILIPPE was arrested. He will be
brought before che Mayor this morning.
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CAMP NEAR RAPIDAK RIVER, Va, !
February, 1881.
VETERANS OF THE CONFEDERATE

j AkAf-
,hsvihg IN progress an enterprise by which men
=, VI ue neid, with and without ranb living and
assa whose eminentiy meritorious leeds shall be
r'a'ea M ~ the Annals Of the present American war.
The undersigned respectfully invites the nmh,;cr
so.aery IN psrtieuar-to furnish iacidenis OF "a.
.aa,sapie daring, endurance, suieriDgs sacrifices.
s ua o'nsr trials in Imprisonment, hospital, mArches
,ns w sas must DC attested by one or two persons,
ana endorsed by superior officer giving I'm fun m.
command. :" '"'' sAS
p;1aaesing me In care OF the aMAguolia W. ekly.
a'sAmond, sas, Va, communications viii be received
.rny ana promptly from each command sf the
W All Journals Of tie Southern pysss feeling =,
a,Sfess .1S IN the early cmsum mmstion Of ttis vort
mb pssse ss COPY copy and notiee editoriaiiy.
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TIE Cooking Rengcs-Those who use cook
Ing ranges should be careful to have the hot
water cocks over the kitchen sinks LEFT Oman
while the city water Is turned on Tkey
should be left open until the reservoir 6
again working, aud until solid body OF
water runs through them. Without this
precaution the boilers will burst, and serious
casualties may occur.
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RRox rHs s0U1nMxsa

FROM rHs sOUxHW3nG 49,
DALTON, April 1.-The enemy 90 -
tising With their artiliay to-day atsl
gold.
Gems. Johnston, HArdee. end olhsm. -
viewed Gen. Wheeaee's corps odaa.
The weather b clear and pleoaano
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Qxiet.-The roeues and other offenders
against the laws seem to have kept very quiet
yesterday. Last evening at dark the police
had made no arrests, and there were no pris-
oners In either watch house.
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ATolICE to Tax Psysrs.--Au persons In tho
~ 10Th Collection District, (be:ng thss portion of
the city lying east Of t$h strestl who by law are
liable to pay taxes on s.es or receipts for The qusi
tar ending the 3lst II March last, for auy part
thereof, hereby nc tded to como forward within
tweaty days 0l this date anu mako their returns
OF sail sales receipts to Thos STAPLES or
Pleasant GENTRY, AEsesscrs for said D:st,ict-ons
cf whom will always be found, beixeen the hours
Ct A n and N, at my ofi,c, No n Main street.
Aud whosoeyer shall f.il 30 to report within the
time aforesaid will be subject double the whole
tsx on sles or rscsipts for said quarter. When a
tax payer has olied with this requirement be
N ast Afterwards within f'r,y days ut farthest from
this date pay the tax atsesset under ike penalty
for failure. CtIAS J slNTON,
Collector 10th Virginia District.
Richmond, April 8, 1864 ap8-3!awav
RTOTICE -ihe onice Of .nc undsr.iyioi, wsees.
~ sDrs fur the llth va district, being that po.-
tlon Of the city bet1co1 S.h ana l4th Streets has
been removed ID the bu:!da2 ai the cn.ner OF Man
and 7lh streets, the Same occupied by Wu Green,
the collector for SAID district, where oi lis may
aways he fouud. Al, persons liable for taxes Of
kind viii please cal there and make their retufps.
JAMES kEHSEY,
WH Z JOHNSON,
WN GRAY.
Assessors for 5 War Tax
rp6-6s Forlith Va district.
r MPORrANr to oOuntrasiore.-Proposals for con
1 tracts win 10 received CT the Ordnance Depot,
corner of 7th aud Canal slfeeis, daily uat supplied
for ordnance stores, enumerated III part IS follows
Leather, saddles and eaddio trees, sImher Of all
kinds, spokcs aud spoke biiiets; Iron. cooper and
brass wfe Bride bits iron and plated curry combs
and horse brushes, sabre belts. gun. .slings, knap
sacks tarpaul!ns also, ozlaburgs, canvas drilling
? webbing for g,rths aud bride reias, &c, In any
quantity.
Contractors mast he known or well recommended
All outstanding contracts upon which ahere are uo'
late deliveries will be annuiled.
JAS DINWiDDlE, Capt Atty,
In charge contracts for Rachm'd Arsenal.
ap2-dIwA then 3taw4w
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The Gas, or rather the want Of 1t, last night
put stop to public amusements generaty.
The Theatre was closed, but opens again
tonight with candles.
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opECIAL NOTICE --rsriigu!ar at. alton Of per
p soas liable 70 enrolment, between the ages G.
= snd Is sod is Aad so, is ca led to Circular Nc
~ gar4au Of Coasc.ipttor, Maseh 3irt.
they have n2w an opportunity of enistipg H.
e, g. Hsniey's Battalion, Local Defence, Capt r "
wise, under G.csssi Orders No 70, A 4 I q Office.
csrr.at se:iss.
rhcss VII, do not eolist before The lst Of May
sill be coiscTibal Uniforms furnished ri 3oyers-
u.nt prices. Applications n sds 30
FW WISE, Can't Go G,
Tressuref's Cfice, L s
6y.o WM NOfi,
At L Wagner's Drug Store,
sn6-sti Coz Ct h apd PFoad SITS, after o'c!ark.
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RUEl NAXD

(yTOP the RUMAWAYS-ol0o1 .nn
- away from the susaeribess - ~ ~ - -
following negroes, viz:
GnORdE, man abeaa2s yeass 81, hlnalE, ,a1salS
feet 10 Qr IL inches hieh SO
nDM0ND, of engsSbeeAA ee1os, voyy ulsoy. a1oue
BOB, of copper color, - yeaso ~, - 49, 8
faea or inches higA.
BILL, yellow boy, aless n yean ~, sEa1rns
black hsis, about iess inehea h1gh.
JACOB, CT dark color, 8 tsse q Z nohU ~.
and about II yeass old.
II ia supposed thess nsgrs6 ass nalng uokNp9
to the Yankees, having essn lasa - oone = -
direction OF HSedesick's uau depes.
The above reward will be paid HapDeohen1oa ~
youd the limits Of the ooasty, o. o1o0 - on1P
lodged IN Jail, or delivered . IAe = DoW1ee, -
mond, Va. 3J1AG
m l3>-1W G00k I0un0nA a. Vk.
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bupvsU UmSS, Aleh eeoos 49,.
n, moud and Danvilie Railroad, . ABk 1alDooe
boy namod John, Tho property a. = 4 vhQ1n,ae
NotiowAy coanty, aboat 10 ysas0 60, = - 21o
iuches high. He had On vhaa - ~ bee1n ~.
einla cloth coat and sise military - ~ -
lars Will be paia fus IN Seoevesy.
sp7-9s 1sPN ANnA
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FINHREE Hundred Dollars rd.-Ran away,
on the 9th March, my negro man john. he
Is 95 years old feet or inches high, very stout
bdilt has round face, high forehead, full head oi
hair and Of good ccuntenance, very black, aud is
blacksmith; had on when he left jeans pantal0ons,
blue jacket and pair OF boots; he was raieed il
purchased him Of john h Sedgwick 10 December
last l will give tho above reward for him II de-
livorcd 10 Lee Il Bowman, Richmond, Va, or To n
a. Wythevilie, Va. He is supposed to he making
his way TO the county OF P0WhAtan.
ap2-96t JOHN q CROCK kTr.
X ENERAI0rocery aud Coasmission storo
" Tho undersigned giys nosisc that they have
O,lmcnce1 general grocery and commission busi-
at tha;r Old stand, 67 Main st and will pay par
tcular attention TO Iho aales OF all country produce
and manufactured and smckiog tobacco, consigned
TO them.
MrPH Butler viii have an interest in our hustBeM.
aud viii pay persensl attention 70 the sahs u ~
s'''' '''' A' WILLIAMS, KLLIOrT 4 co.
Riehmond, April 9th, 1864. up ll--2w
Orric. FRAxELrx PAPsR MIA,
Rlchmond, April Sth lSeA. !
DERSONS owning stock 10 the Beiyiaeso Manu-
fAOiurtng company are hereby n0eiled tEat tho
Confederate tax on inivdaal shares will be paid by
The company, ard arc respectfully requested not u
list the valas OF their stock for assessment.
Isy order OF the President
ap 5-es INV LUBBOCK. ssc'y aad Treas.
r,oR aals-Privatsly, At the bseal STORE on Brood
BAksry, I'll the nxturss and contsnts Of the ssms,
consisting OF dried apples, showcases, etc, and oil
the sshcld and kitchen fnrEitnrs esnssAy. ssv-
Ia Ga & xp 81 90 Which s.y E public sSass u. 8
h':s sss-.H s'-D-'-
~ 6ANO.-tO tens pure AmaricAs 0aaAe. saua
NJ 70 Peruvian for vhsat tohacoo, asd vssesa-
bks-sonsahiss that every fafner esed.: Tor sAls
49, 8 hsss., S.nra q
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ID UNAWAY.-siO reward wtu - - ~ -
II delivery n n Davis = CO. . mope -
named John. He y about 70 yeeSe ea1, e G11oHonA
the toes, and gray pAnlslsoss, vbea y ~ hloD0s
He was raiscd In Albsnasis, by y = c.
aD0-6t& 0D0 4UD11DR.
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+. TrESrIoN, ca Il, iosh Hosinent, Reserved
sOrces Of vire'nia,-Ah white male persons
- -. aeinng to other organ sstious, ard rcsidieg
shis the bounds OF this company district. will as
,.rsh)s IN font Gs Shccxoe Warehouse on Wcdncs
.sr the 18th day Of April, 1894, At ~ O'Clock n,
ss, crs.oix s,iou drill, AMI inspection Tncse who
h.v, arms aud acoeu!renents viii bring them
Is 80 vithpu: y II be furnished.
ms company district embraces that part Of the
i,r NJ Rychs,pnd sos4h Of Bco2t srcet and b =
tse,n an aud 18th SITS. De'ipqueD's will be dcais
,r,,s according 10 law. Nm A JENKINS, CAPT
an is-2'
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DUN AWAY.-lsfs my houses On SaeQrdnvf ~
II 9th ibst, my servant gill Jnta. ~ neheet
90 yeare Of ago. dark mui,tio, asd q gssd - -
appearance, end N now near her oooeoO0e3 49,
had on when she less faded gray he1o eVeo aEq1D,
and carried with hsr . small 6gurod dase 1eeWn
Eatde, Of this city, who bought Aaf ffeO esne
gentleman residing in Halifax eoNnty, vhGinh;
shc may endeavor 70 return. 20 thAE pee0sp - = =
city for nor confinement. a hbssAl SeVAea vii =
paid Tor her apprehension and delivery - - - NJ
any Information that may icad . heS TecevGRy.
JANIS Z WfLxlA1o6,
Cofner lss and Oasy segoo1o,
Or apply At Tardy Z Williams, sosnas 0lsy ~
18Th streets op0~A
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osfcE SOUTHERN TElEoRAru ConrAs,ss. !
kichmond March 0t ,oss


y,,ur Richmond, March 2i, 1864.
NE ss'cxb6ders Of the Washington and Nsv
-. vs!esns, Richmond, Charlottesville and gts,n
I'm, ,, Lyneiburg AID Abingdon aad Fast Tennsssee
nys saph s Companies, are hereby notified that The
ra.,r ,ss hx levied by the law passcd 18th Feb
sr., 1901 on Tho value VI al shares held IN tele
dsrsass o'eef companies. viii be paid BY the m
tn. ~ " this oiisc, and they viii therefore omit
In - a neld IN any OF these companies 10 their
"s 'ssors MCCARTHY,
NH o. Aaa9cr Southern Telegraph Companies
<. ,',ssoty, forty, and sixty gallon Sorghum
factu,sA aea =. and loo gallon 6orehum Pans, maui.
aS,s "a q the Rchmand stove Works. c.,rner 81
W. va I0ih sts, Richmond. VI.
"A D-At same place, eosap Loa.
.-os AHA ANYDBR.
w sssve TOT sais, A1 less ihan narkef $50
sse pspd bfan6y
, Spen Old mpeufeio vhi1kDv.
nAa 4. LII b n0WMAM, 1knnk1in streeA.
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NOrTOE.-Len ny house, o. ueleA 1Nl, .
IN WAS taken thersfrom, On ths lttA -, .
srd her tsil y ent e6 about ] ~ haAee - -
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give liberal reward fSe hsr retnsa = - - - &
sharp, at the Libby pIison. She lsvey ho1!1
lar or She eees By the Dsme Il yonale.
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.,ps;taf, Na,sce. The pTi!ea ar attention vs
rs,. ess .as.e 10 cprotment, betweea The ages
siy,ad is aud IS and 60 ts impera,iveiy called 10
- No Is. Bureau oi C,n.criptson, March Sist-
sass have noS 81 opportunity Of enrolling the,
ms IN company A, (Caps Samuel Forsyth's CON-
"c , n Csrroi's batta!ien ioT local defence, un
"a fcsneral Orders M 10 Application To oe made
a,.sx,th TO capt FORSYTH,
(ol Major Carroi's bat.alion,)
,.-2.t o.a sAfkes, Richmond.