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E~ For superior Crate Stove, as
we'll IS GREAT bargains in every thing
needful in the culinary art, 60 TO Ezra
Ne IL Bro : Stove and Tinware Estab-
lishm ent, near the Depot.
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f3I-3-n.l

A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-we can cons en-
tjouslv mi suffering from Distress
ing cough. Dr. Sercklanis helliiuous Cough Balsar
1t gives re.at almost instant incouS an! il wtaal
disegrss;a u the ttste. There : d0ubt bat the
Meih:iuaus Cough Baisan Is OF the best prspara
tons in and is all t:lt tie proprie:o-s claim for
it. We hIvc tried it during the past week. and found
relief f-on most distressing cough. IL is prepared
bv l)r. strickland, No. g. East Forr:hs: Cincinna
ii. Ohio AMI for sale by all Druggists, at Fifty Cents
uerb
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A Family Meeting.

on Christmas day, the shili-ec, s-sGi-cAi!d.s1
ard graz; grandchildren Of old friead DASrYL p
iSuiSs ms: 81 bis hoase u this viciaiy, and par
TOOK OF SaE1s;u1as pIsa.r. There s,1tr-thrse
WHO Toasted co the god things provided OF
SAoin we're his children, grani-chliren; AMI great
grand ehilGrsn- There vera twelve s5seut-te has
hiy-siS living All nineteen deceased mixing sever
sy-Eve in sl
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&c Iae consultation o. publishers in t.,is district
was not held 10 his city, advertised ca the 24.h
Possibly they all conclui-i get good ready" BY
tae tine the editorial Convention adjourned ne1:
month. o. n
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s Mp T o M S ::

The symptoms X SatSrrl they generally sppear
are 81 mrs; very slight Persons md thev have a
eeAd, that sv have attacks and
slIiSe to tbs -Aaegrs - temperatures. In this co1di-
non, the ooSc may be d.y. slight dseharSe tIa
arsf Rcrsl altersari becoming the and adhesive As
the disease becCA=s chrunsc. the DISCHARGES
Tea>@d IN quantity aaS changed quality; thes ans
tlick al hesrF, and arr banked cougbed Oh The
seoretons .-e cfanSiec, causing bad breath the
rose = tcA and nasal; the eyes weak tie sense
or the seii j. iessened destroyed; deafness fire.
qsre 1setr takes place another common and important
SYMPTOM OF Catarrh i, tat the person Is obliged to
clean his throat - the morning - thick shiny
ffccus, viich has fallen down from the head daring
tue night hen this takes place, the person may be
sure that his disease - its the laDSs and
should lose tame in aTrestirg H.
THE AB0NE A&E BUR sEw OF THE cATARRu
SYMPTOMS.
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r. The rebels arr 5is,,avi

@ The rebels are displaying less
HAKDsE Hoop than usual hlt our old
frienf D = Crawfor,! ~ his -snea Hive
Store. Is displaying some OF tie best
Goods ever brought t. this market. For
Carpets, 20 10 No. 70. Main 81
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as.-r. Ed.to-s.I agree WITH you, that the present
ei<n, Official patronage, and that IL IS time that
cssSge should take place. also think that soldier,
who has served his country faithfully in her hour Of
peril, and who, b. OF WOUNDS has been inca
p4e;atei TO a'tsaI 70 aIi4r business, should ss
eeted To I'll tie Office under consideration, or any
".iier position within tie gin Of the Peope provided
he Is capable, d. Bot why Should you - beord tits
township - fni individual, when ne have ,ho.s
here sad living within tie Immediate vicinity OF
P9st Office, VINO are equally deserving tie one
you mention and are equally brave, honest AMI
pahle take the hoerty Of suggesting toe nam- Of
our woi:ay Collector of CITY Taxes, Ma. WILsoS IS
one " no wouls I'll tie position o. Postmaster the
satisfaction Of lie Pope. H has lost a Lex in tue
serTIce, and, far conerr ag real 5ensft i.
cerEed, his : stronger case than the you
ton i"- .r Jeleris has COOL farm - fall back on
Ii neither OF these g-n;em,n, can possibly succeed
with tie powers ira. be-, AMI il there IS other
soldier within iI1Eeiiate vicinity urge the
hitting n.In for the place, decidedly in favor of
selecting s1.d-rs wife who has fsIH. depeu3e1,
on her Tor suPpOrt-uhns- husband mas los. ii. life
in fI1tnz for the life Of the Eat'on IS the one on
whom ~ confer the appointment Of Postmistresz In
the article wrote. n2eniing Nj j. preSura.
1t was Only inssnei To bring the sGbec. up a. I'll.
early tey, TIA; tie People, who are Interested
would have TIM - .5out tberI r the oe,t TN
Der - I'LL TIE pi4oc of the present inecinoeGt rho,
from . fact .a.t Ne as eneyeI o:Iicr for tretv or
thirty Years. viii a-lrsiuy retire WIEN his preseu:
tour years shah have exiisei az With .ns os,: IA
view, 70 in luce pnpe ,li-s asour : Is natter
], zoo, make the sugyesli,ns p o
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,TS \ few more SHOES TO be closed
olt - somebody at a bargain, At Wilson
and E1iio.t's.
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fzo-NEw AND USrsIxD Mei;oiaes should No, .Iwavs
receive the entire conf lence Of the p,ops bur when
aremedy HAS BEEN PRACTICALLY TESTED FOR
Ten EARS, IN tue eenral practice OF a thorough
Pa'sicisn, as hiss DR.. D. H. Seelyes Liquid Cata-rh
Remedy, AMI NEVER FAILED, persons Athlete, with
CAtarrl siiouli INN ia tey test its merits
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Sunday School Un!on.-The mex. ra.e.i,g a.
the Richmond S. 5. Union, will +. he'll AZ tas shy
terrain Church 9TH st. on Friday Ersn;ny ] .,ra-r
oh at O'Clock, p. ~
Handar School officers an! teachers, and ri! the
'Fienes o! the cause especially iagted to be pres
ear. L. IL. DExSis
Rec. Secretary
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Nicholson & Brotner, are nov .cceiv-
ing taei. Holiday Goods
1909 Volumes OF JIveri!ets.
Sa!en4ii Family & Pocket Bibles,
varying IN price from 81, to $50
MAGNIFICENT Prayer and Hymn Books.
The largest Stock Of Photograph AL
buns ever brought to this city, DC, &C.,
s &c &c, &c, DC.
Call at the City Book Store and ex
anime their Stock
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REAL ESTATE, For Sale

F2NEfE undersigned will recizs biis proposals. IN
III tie 2Sth fte sale Of tue follow
ing Real Estate eeensn :hs Societr Of Friends
Los Of ground sItaA:ei between Fer. wavns Avenue
T-anksin ard Sssssfr.s stre.fs, containing at,ous
s-foErtas c. acre, with Frauae Bud Exs
70 - - Il. each. The benches in the hviing. viii
b> reserved Also let No. - 2 Z. Corner Of Frank
in md Sssssfrss streets xaf
Terms: DDs-fourth u purchase ,.sy down, b@!
nee IL Ere =iai animal Payments. sit interest pay
abe Annually, secured b. mlrtgsxe. s19
Pos.essio Siven from Is: os 2sth. 20 iss Of l3sf
IaonsA 1855. 80 s~
R.chuood l2sa Month sth rss4
ROBEgT MORRISON - "a
WILLIAM PARRY,
WILLIAM AN, Sen.
BENJAMIN STgATyAS.
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EpTTOEs or PALrkrrU8.

EUJToEs o PALIkrrUa
Dean 'i!as-Wita your permission rTs.. say
readers OF your paper taat VIII sen;, by Ie'a-n .ii
ali wishing it lreel, Rece:pr. with al! direction
for milking AMI using simple Vegetable Balm, t:ra
will efctually remove, in ten days PimPes Bioche.
Tan, freckes AMI all Impurities of the Skin, leaving
the soft clear, smotohe and beautiful.
viii also mail free those having BALI Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions AMI Information that
will enable them to star FULL growth Of Luxuriant
days.
All applications answered by return mail without
chaTCe.
Respectfully yours.
Tl!OS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S3I Broadway, Sey YORK.
r3I-3-rp
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~ Mrs. Pssscorr, has sold Gu; her Bo.rlir-
House. aud retired from IN. business
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We also publish tire
FARMERS GUIDE
By Henri Stephens, of Ednhurs. and the late ]. P.
Norton, Of Yale College -cis. Royal Octave, 1909
psx-s and numerous E1gYavinSs.
Pr.ce, g for tie two volumes. By NAL s..
L. SCOTT 4 Goa
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CONS TUITION.
OF TIE
Richmond Sabbath School Union As
ISOLATION.

ARTICLE I. TITLE.
lhis organization shall De known as the ''RIcuxo.D
SABBATH SCHOOL UNION ASSOCIATION"
ARTICLE H. onJscr.
us object snail Be, 20 advance the interest OF the
sabbath School work to encourages spirit o: har-
many and Christian fellowship ano.- It's IA bcrers and
especially to promote the growth and usefulness Of
Sabbath Schools, in this City AL vicinity.
ARTICLE Ill MEMBERSHIP
itshail be composed o. all o.fi,srs, Teachers and
other ADULT prisons interested in the Sabbath Schools
OF this city and vicinity, who will subs cribe their
name 70 tais Constitution, and be governed thereby
ARTICLE ". MEETING
!. The regular meeting shall be held on the evening
OF the first Friday in each month.
:. Special IN :etnrs may be held at any .ims when
called By tn. President, appointed by the Assoc.a
ton.
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TIL z 3 ES r.

''a : NJ Ladies and Chidren's Shoe. in she city is
At Ao;isAss BIO, a: No. 81 Main-st. and if ycu
want TO be Convinced call ani Ii you mead a
nice Hat, Cap or pair Of Boots, they have il.
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GET UP YOUR CLUES FOR 1865.
The Best and Cheapest Of the Magazines.
PETERSON MAGAZINE

Notwithstanding the enormously incres sed cost 81
pseT, an! The consequent rise in tie price Q: other
Magazines, "Pe.erscn's viii Se furnished 10 Single
-uoscrshars AT Two DcLL4Ss a YEAS, Cash IN AZ
Taace- Arrangements nave .een made, By which. IN
1875, i S be better than NJ Magazine of sim
ar naert viii approach il IN cheapnsss, hence viii
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You ought not 70 Be without such q .aIu.bIs
medicines The Cincinnati Nstionai UnipA, 81 Apr
9th, SAYS: that s,ousxpAs of eur soldi@ hnvs b-ea
saved by tie Of S.reklands AMIR Chdssa 1xsrrg.
For sale BY Dauggis.s a: 50 cents per bottle
~ For sale 81 rsrnfnes 4 keily'e, Sampson 4
Ross and as Z. Potts sous, R,ehmond. Id
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Premiums to new Subscribcr.!s!

r,..r;,,,, IN ~. S,hsc-i..,s-
- oT,yyITuSr.SpJrf, THE COST or De
* pFISTIYC ,b.,s P.,;oIic,Is h.. 49,, o.,
8 u,,ed in conseonenes Of Ne enornon. sc |, 80
viz of 100, ,nd ~ -as,,I s,s,src >, ~ o,b.,
nna ,Sen n 81 G'aes
-.5nc;, tho s;,e ~ .ha r,;,a 81 ,ai- NIB
IL atoms we sail continue for tse re,r jss4 Ia Inn,
,i~b cur. cor3-Ia.s a. heretofore =, 10 Ii -, ~
" - - ' 80
90. yy o-,.-J,. c,,...i.
q ~ hN"'''' va" - ~ 5 A~'e-
IT, sZl:s,-, Ps-,.,- VII,
IT,. Vii p-x,,,1 g.,,>,. Fra. rtu-.h
- U<x.,-;,...- p.--~, Z Yrs,.l
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a lmords, NutS, &c,
n 2o0 lbs. Ainoras
200 " Pea nuts, Pecans, Fiibert. etc
)! Main -. y. W. BARNES kCO
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Tn Curative Balsam i
warranted, if used according
t. directions, - cure in all
cases Coughs Colds ,Wh5op-
ng-tsaIgh, Asthma. and ii.
the aiT.c 30 vi the Throat
aul Lungs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-10

TEE LAST OF sroJcaArEp PSopLE.-A move
Dest Ia at this Eoaient ukas place In The East Of
Europe which excites the most paicful ioteFst In
the Weatsu world. The Russians having tax an
the lsst stronghold Of the Ctscassians, have nti-
mated to tha tribes dwelling In and sronnd those
mountains ths, they must either bear allegiance to
:he Emperor Of Russia or emigrste; the sea coast
t,thes are given Eve years TO take the choice; the
hill tribes must do no Immediately The ciioce
has been quickly ard generally taken Ial.itadcs,
10 tbs n;,ber Of 0G0, are hockiIg to q, ehc,e
and locking out for sny coasdnz vessel that viii
transport Them 10 fuIkissi territory, Few vessels
are found, and on thoae few the accommodation Is,
OF course. wholly inadeauate. In The meantime
the people die like sheep; some the coast
where they are awaiting transports, some tn The
country here they IA ke refuge, many shpboari
dnytng the passage; - per cent Is The least pro-
pCf,icn OF loss that can ba calculated of Go pas
ssneess steam transplant, $40 only arrived
alive. The Tcrkish Government has done what
IT could; the few available transport, were
sent to the coast, and now some mea- Of war are
10 be cssaEmed for the same duty. Shelter, nour-
ishment, and sanitary regulations have bsea pro-
vided IN the full extent OF their present means;
subscription hiss beep started, which the SuitaR>
has most inunifccniiy headed with the sum OF
%, ,U06l nut Ii is calculated that thu permanent
establishment OF tbs emgrants will cost the Gov
eminent more than l,CO0 o0N In the midst Of
disaster there are many who love to speculate On
tho possible advantages which may result; these
people talk Of the immense tene6t which tbs ad.
dition OF a strong mountain race will be not only
90 the blood Of the country. but 10 its labciing
powers over the vast unCu,iiyated Edens Of Asia
Minor The latter hope may have good iounda-
tion, hut as Ia the forRer we must remember that
the Turk is already more than half Circassian,
tarnsgh ihe continual mingtDg of that race with
the turkish on the mothers side. AuGtht idt a IL
that they may be probably used TO recruit tbs
army; this Will be great benefit 10 the turks,
and va doubt not the greatest OF boons 10 the
hardy mauntaiueer, who may, perhaps, thus meet
his opP'essoF and extermInator on equal terms on
the plains of Hessarabfa, or wherever ella. the
next blow will be struck by Rossia against Turk
fab tndeDe ndeHee.
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AFRepaT of SUarsa.--The London la6<c chror-
ics5a sio:t delicate ana deserved tribute paid ty
os OF ,s: most Distinguished men III .hs Scath 10
the ntss EasisHssan WAC in Parliament, proposed
lbe reecsniaan Of Coafrdess.e Iadspsnd renee. NJ,
" II gregory, Il for Galway. has just rcsaivsd
fscE Charleston fragment Of The .zstsF which
So losg aai glosiausly beId siof the aouthsta Gag
o.er iEa battered ruins of Fass Sumter. Thss ,a-
tssest.5s ,rnphy hes,s the following ipscast!oa
EgAoa'ns Department az South Caro.i.a,,
Grnspia. and Florida,
Chasles!oa, = c, February 10. ls6i
Piece of 1sessad OF Fort Sumter, harbor OF
Chasiestcn, sen: wt.h my compliments To W II
CIR gerry, h Z foE CtlEaY Tne haysssn sc shet
fort "a already been shot G3wa forir usn by ihe
efae,Ssy Mr. ase he cozn3sncescsst CT sirxe,
july 10Th, 1853
GP Dg.uazaAap, General c IA.
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NO. 1873.
LOCAL MATTRRs.

Ro5ssri>s On Wednesday night tho rfi-
sate storeroom 6f Max OoWpey, over his
sMke, .s OF The corner Of Broad and 81 streets,
ras ufoken open ald robbed Of about 81, 600
cs v,sh o. bacon. The thieves entered mex.
oSa. sn1 ascendt0g TO the second story. got
frn,a ,..' ~, sae back porch Of Mr. DSwney 3,
The ri,a'stne tney sRcceesied In forcing open
bacon 49, shattst to The room In whicA iAe
M. Dam. .sp. This IA the second time
past few nannshs Ias oeen robbed within shs
a snccsssinl haul vaa maAa uno- -.
,alueE o. mrs. Mahala Trowhridca rsssas,,s ~
y tue nelg a6oshcod Of B,,channa 9, - so'1y
Taeeday night. About twejv.. c,cSr r.sng: on
sii the occupapta ot the honse n"a .s,a Sutor
asleen, servant in the kitchen wa al ..sacn
NJ focfeters IN the back gard, and tmnn,ru
ont OF bed she proceeded TO inyes, !ratas shS ~.
matter, when the thieves ran Ell Mt
dreaming that any fasthcr intrusion yonld
be made upon the premises that night, the
negro woman did not think j. worth while
TO arouse the white folks, and taid herself
down tor the balance Of the night. Iaihe
morning, however, It was fou6d that the
slorerooI1 had been broken open ami all the
groceries on hand, consisting Of about hall
bushel Of meal, i've or six pounds Of lard,
hity pounds OF bacon, som coff.c and SUI
gar, and other articles of lessor valne, car.
fled OF. -
UDsaccessful attempts were made on We'd
nesday night TO rOh the stororooms OF
Sasnnsl 2. Mitchell, on Main. near lat street.
and James G. Mccarthy, near tha.coruer OF
9th aud Canal streets. In the latter case the
thief was frightened away by Lieut.. Carter,
OF the night watch, who obtained possession
OF the brace aud bit with which ne was opes
rating upon the door to the building.
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GP pg.uasaaap, General sA.

SCENE IN TIE FaEScH SEaATS.-TEa French
aeEaIe has has rare spot, 4 few weeks ago. NJ !e
Marquis de Esissy, the distinguished Anglo pho
bist taoa TIM occasion OF the Prince OF Wsiss's
visit T. Ca;:bsiat 10 indulge IL some excessively
iujs reRsafks Upon t!.s heir apparent, whGW, by
the way, he decfl flsel fGto '.hsit p,ssampfiye. -
The official report of the speech omitted certain
phrases of peculiar fer0c;ty wi,iah The Marquis
especially psided himself: wheTeapoa oR Wetines
day, The an inst, he taxed The President 0f the
scnats with ioieotionai faisi6ceron of tho da-
tatos, and called the Aa;aessr liar, t"Ncn pas
Asosi-aT. Ba;s 1Ie.tsQr Gtaxisc dI CouseIne-
Eeat:'> the President mi.5iy remarked that such
language was tadecorons, whereen q smart css-
cnssi0n ensufd In iha course nf Il the President
asserted his right ease from The records Of the
House anything which might disgrace Il OF iowes
Ifs reputation The Marquis then proceeded 10 In
sa:t the President himseif ard called 20 osder
snd, his persistence, the cal! 10 oldsy was In.
serted In the minutes OF the House.
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Tas Removal or eR117sa CoSsuis raoa Tza
CoNFSDza.Ts STAyE3-The 0fsc.c! correspondence
respecting tae removal OF B-ttieh Ccasuls from
tba sonfe iersso s;a;es presented 70 tho House
Of Lords on tbs 10Th uit. Tie letters, which, II
respective OF enci0surea are tTseve In nanbr,. /.
range in date from June 2 to Eo|embef 90 1863.
They refer 10 the removed Of Mr. Moore ffun Rich
Iaond, Mr. tfidland from Mobile, Mr Walker fioin
Charleston, aDd Mr. Fuiiatton from savannah TIE
correspondence wes moved for On April .th last
4 return meved for al the same tine ut all copies
or attracts Of all correspondence with any agents
Of the Confederate States In this country alsn
presented to the Hou.s of Lords the same day. 1t
consists ofiei,ers exchanged between Esri Russell
and Mason and extending from March p to Ccto.
bar 9th. 1855
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VOL. xAvI.

CoucA's and eull!rsn sand four scsi-
ments ce cavalry. II Is stated that two Of
mo i1Mrlyy regiments aero nogrocs.
We hare good salhositr for statiug that
the enemy entered Biaunton on Sunday
oichs, and burnt the Cont Heuse, The n,l-
saAa depot ana water tank. B,nce the ayht
At Piedmont, Hunter, ltis reported, has been
reinforced ~ Crook With SIX thousand men
making bis entire forcc thirteen thousand
strong. These Numbers are probably exse-
gerssed. The enemy still tcld possession q.
she place On the Yth Instant.
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A QUESTION Of Lau.--R Laton Bohannop,
Young man belonging In this city, who
has tor Years been regarded aB lunasic, hes
recently been examined by the Mesica1 Elk
sn;ining Board ct Camp Lee and pronounced
nc tor service. Bohasnon- has frequently
been arraigned before the Courts Of Rich
mond on the charge Of larceny, AID on one
occasion vas examined by commission Of
ianacy, composed Of aome nf the most ex-
perieGced medical men Of this city, who
pronounced him crazy, and sent him to the
lnuatie asyluln at Staunton, Fhere he would
still DC had not gertlerhan from this city
volunteered 70 become eurety fer bis proper
deportment il set at liberty. According TO
the letter OF the aw, therefore, Bohaunon
is stiN an inmate Of tt o asy hum. he never
having received dismlssal from that tosti-
tutioH.
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Arne rst n.
aone ~! IN thelr power 10 remedy the evil
compta'ncd OF without success, aud aekcd
snsi ,aey be discharged from Inc further
S",r,si1srn'lei. ~ Of the sui jcet.
ihe hlii relating to certificates Of ipdebt,
suntss s,iN was again taken M, aud the question
Doing called on Mr.. Foster 4 amendment, II
was stiected-ayes %, noee a.
an aIenoment offered By Mr. Foe.s-was
lost
Ar. Swan moved to lay the bill ard amend
ments On the table. Not agreed to-4ycs
~. noes 20.
Mr.. Smiths amendment was then adopt
ed-ayes 30, noee 9i.
Mr.. Conrad, of Louisiana, moved to lay
tue whole sutiecs on the table. The effect
OF the bill so amended would be to create a
new species CT Treasury notes. The mo-
ton was agreed to--ayes Al, noes "a.
Mr.. Foster moved reconsideration. Lest.
On motion Of Mr.. McMullen, It was Gr :
dered that whea the House admurrs to-day
II VIII adj ourn to meet at 10 O'Clock on FIJI
day morning.
Mr.. Miles moved an adjournment. Lost.
After some uuimpor,ant business the
House took recess until o'clock P. II.
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x3dRrAr ATTRACTIONS Q: tia Csnsenayite ehd.
iaz xoem. Few Arrival this tsrtdSy} sa3raiHg
OF late nomb.rs q Yankee Piaisrias profassy II :
nstrstsd WITH scsnes ef the wsf In fouis!Aas, ihe
lever Mississippi, In YEzia;a, before chxfisstcn.
sui In Tenneszes Aiso, ssTcTas cpp.es o. tHe Ioa.
doa Tnas, tiux. secsivsd through The blcrkkde, }
sai iais DATED Stsses pagers hso. al ths ssuts-
een papers, fr5n every teSn Ia saa 6ania, bssiiss
sii sne city papers, asd lsper aat eovelopss ior
writing letters. 4
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VIZ are indebted to Maj A 8 Rose, bearer
OF Government dispatches from Shreveport,
for late fsles Of Texas papers. We learn
from Msj r tha: among the captures in the
Trans Mississippi Department. from Banks,
were 200 iron-axle wagons and a large
quantity OF farming implements, which The
Yankees had brought with them to reap and
thrash the crops as they went along. Kirby
Smith reeped ard thrashed the Yam KEGS, and
the implements were OF no further use
Maj leaves for the Trans Mississippi en-
the 18th Inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-10

The Libby Forty nine Yankee psisoners
We're received at the Libby prison $ yesterday.
Among the number were Lieutenant and
Sargeon.
In noticing the death Of Y ankee eflcer
af this Institution on Monday Last VIZ were
10 error In stating that ha was one Of the
two who were accidentally shot b5 the guard
doing duty there sonstlMs siot.. His death
was produced by wound Though the fore.
bead received iu batu recaatly neAr Gainss's
Mill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-10

WRAr BANKS DIN FoR Us.--It Ia said that Kirby
Smith had oaiy sixteen SIX pound rifle euas when
he encountered Banks He now has seventy one
pieces of artillery, eight OF which are thirty two
pourdes Parrots, forty seven twelve-p0under Ma
poeons, and hts own original xteea elk .pNu nd
ers Banks also equipped him with 90 0C0 extra
small arms. and var,ous other things necessary 70
furnish a complete outfit for an army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-10
! sAos 1.rrrra.-Tne birthday Of Thor

A sAcs LErTEa.-Ths birthday Of Thonas
Jefferson was celebrated In Nss Yoss ~ the
Anti Abolition Of State Eisbts Association, Al
which toasn of peace aud recosuttfoa were drunk
and epssce co made By eS- 0oyesros Seymour. cf
topneclicue. and Others. Among the Ietters read
wss ono from non. Win. Reed, o. Psnusysra-
MA, y aich espSessea in the following paragraph
sAs spirit Of the csiscratioD. He sayss
IN Al that yeu say about this wicked vaf en-
tis.Iy ecacus. IL owShs ~ 0nsr 10 st0p sad II re-
c0eeiton fos the purposes of neoo<lati00, o. esen
uIsinsaao recoeolilsa ot Southern indsperdcrees
hr neeeasssy q arrest hloodshed lhtn thsIe should
- srcoeptilqn. Two pam $50 4 thought saw
Shf6 ueecseliy, and honestly sstd -. Abe dsea!y
cKapsee of Mood which has since hsea Wyiiton 10
NET wesksaed my istsb ! clise - 4 seselnsety,
ga - psond 81 he oh!oquy which, H. eesl1lu
ouartom, soeh f1Ith astsaess. u psece ooee noe
o0me sosn ve may esse euiscays - " aew pase