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In come respects Senator Wilson is 1isr .
coy. which after 1iyin1 bucket: ar rn,lk
kicks It over and spIlJs itou the rronna, Ne
boa 1oho-sa h,-a IN thr I1n,on osyso ~, =.
49, ,."1.~-st 80, - Sa' ous NJ
n n1a ,,f- In n rarort 49, ~. ~ 80 ~
m The rrnea, or ~. ss,n o,.n.s ~ s '
ec-,r,jon at ha ,,sto 800 y. ..1a .ue :ou~
sborlfnr,r n1,,no T., -a,z. @ows ssasstnsnS
raa5,no, ss;soh,a~o.. -. y: taess auute
r,reed,ir c,ntchaa At hv 4he -rho,s easan-as "
~eP9eANs
e1ee. e., II .se ssyy..., r,r. 3D.. -.
hsve Iaitoa q reenlistcd since tha 17th auy Of o.
1pbtt iast. WN0S4 thSo, nos 10 count hiSck men,
and that M1thin the LAST year VIC hare put IN the
deld .oGcoo men. .,,..
xsaded, however, al the men that had enlisted
from @ ~ the sth g! Gay. .ea, We then called fos
M IN IN nf sto6s1 ~ ~ sas A. 30 sScereste IN
of half million uen. Then we cslled fof aoo,o3
zaea n Anca, maklnG az ags7eMsate M ean Of .1,so1
<nc' Those mon ~ hayye - heeo 1atsed sonae Of lie
States have raised In the aggregate ahout O., ,o0o
mar Sre men anaa Teae esa Iot eo a'F M 'ta'es nA''
Bpt Wls sa5d thst Nv "a not bringing N sl1 the
men Ne ought to hsye. 7 4drn1t +; but as The
sesr. s.e 5nd riTs reasonable bounty 10 tan men
who are drafted 10 80 Into the service st the end
o. tae 5hcn. 5G 9n,.'In a. H. 'eo eommuatou. BE-.
iieye no nc1o odious act could Be done By this
Congress shan TO say 20 eonn.,3t maaaH III
,,,s,s est nan tn - hms<1f or inraish sub.
s,itute"
4 "more odions aet'' By far 10, for Re-
publican Senator to make such false state.
ments on the door OF the Senate. The asser~
ton that "7UQ, 900 men have been ra1sed'
since list fall, has no better foundation In
truth than the senstor's vivid Imagination
and aversion to draft lint may oblige some
OF the shoemakers Of Natfck to shoulaer
muekete and serve In the armies OF the Re-
public, Instead Of buYing of for few green
backa. It may be very "odious'' In the eyes
of his Crispin friends, hut there is no helpfor
st, II the Union ia to be saved by putting
down the rebellion. :,
Let us examine the Senator's figures. he
assumes that 10o, ,ooo black soldiers have been
recruited since the Eth OF October, 1868,
which is not true; as not more than half that
many have been pnt under a1ms since then
I'd. Most Of the October call for 800, 900
were cancelled b. 'tcredita'' on settlement
with Provost Marshal General Fry. Many OF
the States showed that they did not owe any
or MANY men under that call, and Senator
w1}son,s oxn 9tate rnan.rea In ret 1aro.
st off on inst cali. sn Of The Fchrn,rr r ii
,&Ar- o., N, =, :
, 1864-07-03
Letter from James Ruchanap.

The Lockport IN. ~ Journal publishes the
following letter written BY James Buchanan.
It was found ut the house of John Tyler,
near Charles City Court House, and Is only
another link In the chain Of facts showing
the disposition Of the hoary traitor:
WAsuEorox, February ~, 1851.
MI DEAR SIR: found It impossible to pre-
Tent two or three companies OF the Federal
troops from Joining In the procession to day
with the volunteers Of the District without
giving serious oifense to the tens Of thou
sands of people Who have assembled to Wit
ness the parade.
The day is the anniversary OF WashIngton's g
birth, a festive occasion throughout the land,
and 1t has bteu particularly marked By The
House Of Representatives.
The troops every swhere else join such pro-
cessious in honor Of the birthday Of tho Father
of ous Country, aud 1t would be hard to as-
sign good reason Why they should be ex-
cluded from the privilege In the capital
founded by himself They are here simply
as orf eps'.itatus, to aid the civil authorities
in caee of need Besides, the programme was
published in the National e3igenotr of this
morning without my personal knowledge
the War Department having considered the
celebration Of the national anniversary by
the military arm OF the Government as d
matter OF course
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
, 1864-07-03

The Custom Honzes
The Cumou House win be open for bostness &C
NonoaY, July 1th, flom 8 to 10 In the iosepop2.
, 1864-07-03
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Total tal1s;ss;................sszs2z;s y, east
lns5s.is aiTss 81 xce. /. to ope
ration this aernooG Iss distinctive feature perhas1
2 Ct s ~
norrow.ia saG.s5a, ,lSi,s6, yizs "'s's4 ~11' ~
Fro@ ipiePnsi as5S q
From sale q Pubic laads.............. s6s:6a1s
The se7sass o custom; c; iSs Ill aas::s; e
o,si h:ye ~ dn s1ssdy @ bssn rseesed: Erona
sS9Tsss aeo1s - dsvSa R;iasip ~ Ven a.
q % e %
Ell 81 sh Pasle "a Gses sse iii
& lGns saexs thst ~ sola .as.xsss pe: ssnu@ q
ss i
?as Interest on the se.on.yn. million losn, when
f o sss e az, So1s.
III ST.; aS9aa 6ps S @ atst
lies d6ers oan Il liz per cant, ril Ad1 ensffour
b e S
bonds ati remaining nnd1spGsed Ct when ttkeo WITH
ssSa Ssf!ss te.s iStsfsst a.;sSs 10 sSia
sSo s o1; thsss nn1asa ~
Thsas .ze III the loans wheh the Secretary hss au.
tatftT 10 neKolAfe II Will Gt aeen thkf. even II the
1eeepts from customs thAM fail oE twtnty-ons mill
Hons. or Gne-ffth, during the next n-ca yeaf-wAich
y very nnhke1-she Treasury. Dep rtmeut vill still
be able q psy ar err dollar of interest 1t Owes
no Immediate change viii bo rQ.de in tae ONCE OF
the Assistant Treasurer at New Tcrs, Mr. Cisco hay
ing contenied, under = request couchet in terms
which permitted but one reply, to realn short t1o
longer. He has not withdrawn hl1 reei.,nAton. lat
Lis doing would be received With great ssssfsctI
By the Department The posftien requires auslitics
not readily available. though candidates abun.
dant
Tho Secretary Of the TteaautY hss negotiated
With German banks . loan. The amount has not
t7susp1rtd but Is Btated ut 500. 10000. Hre Co..
OF Amsterdam, arc largely interested IN tae trsnsac
ton. 1t Ia stated that large advance hiss btea made
upau The ho. &c, which to Be eo1d account o
| the Government. MT. Claco will be d,nwer Of E1
I rhsnn
, 1864-07-03
Horace Greeley

The Copperhead papers, having made al
sorts of chsrges sgalnst Horace Greeley, that
he was up to his eyesiu Government jobs and
contracts. He makes this answer:
/, Horace Greeley, do so1emnty declare aud
tract, Job, or undertaking Of any sort, with,
to, or for, the Government OF this State, or
Of the United jtstes, since Abraham Lincoln
became frtsident; nnd that except by publ
cation Of advertisements In the Tribune at
the usual and regular price charged to ad-.
money out Of either Or any Government,
whether BY job, contract Commission, or
|. Otherwise.
, 1864-07-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Fer the Week Ending July I'd. 1861.

SATURDAY EvAS,NN. July 2. 1Sa.
tc rs:e.t. Of Bee: Cattle and I've lIoss &: i- Sd
rtous yAr,a In the city during the week tadng 'odaj,
gtnre June
, 1864-07-03

complhh hhing this Was Us Ingenious Is success-
fnl, and rivals tie "deviltlJ" fany Of the
Misunderstanding redskins. Procuring q
quantity Of pine boughs, he envefoped Finn
self with them from head to loot, attaching
them securely to q branch which he lashea
1epgthWise OF bis body, When completed he
was indistlng gulsbable to . casual abscver
FROM surrounding foliage, and Eesemb1ed . trev
Is closely as it was possible for his really ar-
tistic efforts to render him. Thus prepared,
and With musket In hand, conc:a1ed likewise,
he stole by almost imperceptible movements
to beneath the tree where tne snarpalooter
Ills prey had emptled his piece At one Of onr
men, when be suddenly brought his musket
to bear upon the - reb," giving him no time
to reload. Tho shnrpehootcr Was taken at a
disadvantage. To the demand to come down
he readily nseented, when the 1odian tEiu1a-
phAutly marched him prisoner into camp
and Won his wager 49, -.
rs UP AND pows.
The struggle for the upper hand between
time lin ] saneuinary s chalacter. tt our boys have
the 'treba" under subjection they, OF course,
strive to keep them so. Some chanee 10 tho
game has given them the opportunity Of
Htlrst shot" Hence, while they CAD look
over the breastworks with tmpunity, no
rebel dare chow hfa head. Some turn IN the
wheel Of chance, or perhaps vigorous shell
ing from the rebel batteries, drives them to
cover ngaiD, when up eprIng the rebels aud
resume the mastety. Our batteries now shell
the rebels, compelling them to "duclz,"
when the vfeiipnt "Yank " Is up again aud
The "reb u Is down. &c. the struggle goes
on from hour 10 hour and day 10 day.
, 1864-07-03

Tl.T .ea1 rec:cs at Il Val" Tasssa - t!t1 city
tur.ec .ln' vcth tnctrg st.:a;. u. trrirs: :oiHr
ta,.. re.Hrc. poes.d Gu Coinage, a.aouEt $50
head. Iss is ,tto hca les t:Ian seceye! AT
wrts ard 1s1! s1el rtfc t.ixr :he recclp!. =: the
cer.sFccnd!rF werL c. 1Stt T+sr.
The daily .eeus. Il: the various yasts co:7rs7o AZ
fih We.
, 1864-07-03

Gfcnnu Alum y aack-- S..3@A -.
So1oA <1G iris New Sntinaw at Is 50 delivered.
bttfesa
ia T.aI.L01y-RecetTed. ASA ns: shipped, ts.1u
~ H.r..k: :rm an Ia email supply, with m aesiIa
rttn Ci.y racGeEs... u {
lfy1At4u
E-ro.- and dealers arc still hol Teas vsfy uem
, 1864-07-03

T1SEf:AK-ln stea6y dcmand anti nrn at rseyi.
oas gnntn.ls "a We Gtote: =
Purt Cider Vinegar. gal. Eal..~..,,.,.,,,..,....xR q
Iote saStt 70 70 &iSA:ue
WQO1,-The cxe!scuent which his prevailed In
Colo has soneidcfab'F rssenei the activity OF ta!1
market. Transacutps have been yerr limited. and
ps:ees remain cnehAr1ed. WcGuota:
liE LikAL F!feCG.. sH1N4
Fsctorr rub Nl4hei .... ........:..,,..... .Exzste
Cnhve rI"ecI --..-...-..-.-..... ......,TEjSo
VfHDD-Iu tn:sll supply. Market act1Te ap1 iir,o
At previous 1uotattous. Wr quote:
H'ckcrf+F reru-.-....--.-- tlDa l+a
.IAp1e, i cord. Il.03 14oa
, 1864-07-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Today, 31Qs bt1s
s>ipfed, 80 hr1s. Msrkss Esner. bns 1es4 actlvs.
sa;es 81 1eds! .ese: 20 nEA prime sngnsss 4 -:
&LE-n z.ktt eaossng steady.
,HiBEs-The dertnyementi IN the pacneT market
, 1864-07-03

Gss on d Ia il Of &c Ser19e pfr estShe,. anie&s
o:a<ruis< <tattd. fserr Is soa de!i--7s.t u.ess
0thtYtc{se 8fdf<3,
, 1864-07-03
American sunday school Union.


At the June meeting OF the Board Of Man
agere, Rev. /. 2. Day WAS commissioned to
labor in Michigan; Rev. E. Underwood for
Illinois; D. ". Barlow for fennsylVanih,
and two theological students tor the SUM
mer.
The Missionaries report for the month
ending june 1st, 221 new schools organized,
into which they gathered s,oB scholars.
They visited and assisted BY donations OF
books OF otherwise, 355 otlt. schools, con-
tanning e, 055 children. TAcy made 321 DIFF
ferent donations to poor schools Of the So
ciety's excellent publications; visited 2,471
families, and distributed $50 Bibles aud Tes-
taments-
Among the special grants made by the
Board, are sets Of books for the sanitasy
Fairsin Philadelphia and st. Louis: Library
for contrabands at Washington also for
freedmen at Beaufort, 8. c.; seven sets
monthly series tor soldiers at New Orleans.
Many appeals for grants were read, which
were laid over from want Of funds. The
Society asks the attention Of the church to
the growing demand for its publications.
goes prosperously forward, though there Is
some Interruption. From Kentucky our
missionary writes:
"Gnerllas are multiplying. Ihave to walk to
my appointment; carly no money; leava my
meet the thieves, surrender BY raising ny Hight
hand. treat EN- as gentlemen, udsu6mtt to hare
my pockets picked, &C., DC, Still an osgsutz-
lnE ~ schools constantly, Last Sabbath held
"county convention"
The receipts for mission work for the
month were, IS. .g2o ST.
, 1864-07-03

: "A EFcmoTt-Copperl.ca Wectfu-.
: The View York 9For1d gives a glowing &C.
count Of Fremont meeting" held Ia
front Of the Metropolitan Hotel of that city
on Thursday evening, The Horia says:
The friends Of Hon. n. G. Claiborne, Of St.
Louss, who Is now stopping. ut The Metropo,!tan
lietel hayine come to i6is city to attend the Ere
rompiimented lin llat evening by a sereaa1.,
Tho ruue!c contnenccd playing shortly ater Ii
O'clock, md by the time Mhen III. E.sirausDs
commenced to bpeak.
This Frcmontcr, whom the World iutro-
uuced to its rcAdvIs u ith a flourish Of trutn-
pets, is a small potato Copperhead, and never
+ was q Republican In his life. In his speech
be thus defined his position:
(VoIec, Dn!y icr vca."} II isfS hstlea viii:
aed tor the Sational Democratic party, and fell
when Do:t'Ias fe11, With The banuer Of the canst-
tnupu, ;he Union and th= eternal principles Of
National Democracy arapped. aroGnd ne. I re-
EemheI, fellow citiSens, inc snistogtuues OF 1S6
kpos how i was tba. Abrshasa Lincoln Is ta;aay
ien1s) Not BY the power OF his friends, bnt by
the diescusfens Of tho National Democracy.
sseet ss sboa Se To- unite ii. the element. OF
tue obPotl'tou to L!pcoln unaet one COMMON p4r-
y e.Ppl.E:e;, IT; There are, know, hs.s =!
psn,raI, George =: Mcclellan. tLoal cGes:sns.
Thsse cheers ios McClel'a1} know in the city 81
| New Iask ihere 8re many peacH Democrats.
k1ov that how In tnss ra.'on there VT. ecvcn hun
| jred thousand men wto have Jared to hraTc the
Hon IN hi. den. aEa separate from the corrupt aud
i1rber1'c Misunderstanding Of Abraham Limo n. and
h'ls' the ha:,1,s'r 81 ttr n,h h,G.r. 3.,hn u. FRI
| mont. uLnEd nVplau~e.1 Now il Ne cauno. :.:t
Mcclellan {Yoict-" We c.n u. If VIC cannot ret The
| chntre OF The peace Democracy, II We cauuot get
thu e. Fremont, tEen +. vii: bcco1,e u rs f,l,1l-
bts anil American citizens tn sactitlcc all mc1 fur
| tEe eakc Of shc causc and uultc upon some nlou
uhoul rc ean cleo: President oEtto Quilted Siatea-
e. That's rinh:, cheerS.l Now let sec wi,o has
the 1cst ctance st present. (Loud csiss-' Nc.
clel9an.' MeC!:1su.'3 The next time sptak, I
I viii make three epeec1es-one 10 each party, cx-
ccpt Lancnlus Ja''y; tkc.e Is Of l.lSis.y, y
M,cu. Tor they are al bouGht up. That's 70. y
| The war DEMOCRATS are honest; the Frcrnoutora
arc h0ncst; the pelcc honest in theIe
victions: Gut the Lincoln party IL held toc4ihe:
fy tho cohesive power OF public pluudcs. (Chears.
Thcec> >extracts will answer to cxcmplify
I the character Of the speaker mud the street
mob Of New York ril.1nff whom he har
r,nguct. It also shows tie direction in which
tie u,alcoutcuts are floating We wish the
New York Ho,!d much luck with its Ere
front bantling. 1T must be careful mol tc
Kill It by over nursing. Claiboruc's 70o, cox
n,cn IN buckran will sll be needed On cleo
, 1864-07-03

FIsH-;WA1rEE1sni II ve9r atnsIl anpp.y. and With
'tntons. T1ory-1n NnaIted supply aah n7n at pre-
vtors .r.tss AAcEsaTIctn good demand. with
r1sn-Eescip1f ntoit.'l, With sruaM dem.nd HEt-
nrEet-P1c1!e !ed in ts request. and uncla39e5, LAS3
in YETI tn.a RnpIay and active, With ha advance OF
sf3Ec nc pretioul fAte4. Wa quote:
, 1864-07-03

........ sArCRpATlEvEv1s9. J7:v 2, 1874
.FRE1GMTti-Ga.1n FnEtenra-pns an M
rAL%:.psss s,;yef NJ sSk!e. with Eeeat asThc:
Gni I'LL Ct il e, bark 61sninc, with oats Sc.
'Euf o-r GoLraNs-:-sch- Fox, NTH whess. AZ ,sHc-
elerAtius rang as Ut Buffalo.
"LAKE *So kA:L' F.:k1ouTs.-TEcfrt IL no Change
, 1864-07-03

a very curiouspiece Of strategy which took
place the. other day shows that the wonders
Of Ccopere Indian heroes have not ceased
ca Indian. I believe, from the Western part
ot the 8tate-undeEtooko On wager to bring
in live rebel eharpehooter, who Was pttch.
ed In q tree In front Of our line, conrlderablt
in advance OF his Own. His manner Of &C.
, 1864-07-03

What was accomplished By the assault?
Nothing. Each party returned on Monday
night, TO the same ground they slept on the
night previous: Nc lost 5000 men; the
Lie attucks us; we cannot break bis lines bY
q direct assault. Look, then, for an cxhibi-
ton Of strategy before further fighting
occurs. BLAKE.
, 1864-07-03
REVIEW or THE coLoRED TROOPS.

This afternoon Gen. Burnside reviewed the
culored division Of Gen. Ferrcrp. The troous
went through the eyolutions In . most cred
liable manner, end eVtuced Il high degree Of
discipline Their marching WIS particularly
Gen. Burnside, after the review, visited the
hospitals and went through the different
wards, bcstowlng = cheering word u he
passed along to the wounded heroes who have
delighted to bleed under his leadc1ship,
, 1864-07-03

RHEEL BATTERIES ON KRNNE9AHs
TIE flashing d1adem on the brow Of ono OF
the Twin Sisters n agutn hurled lts missiles
into the lines Of the 14th Corps during the
forenoon of Yesterday. It Eas j grand sight
1 10 eee the shells burst In the air, or In the
| trce-.ope, while the roar, rs Of distant thuu-
der, rolled over the great blllowy sea Of
! woods, md the white smoke asccnded into
the clear air. The damage done Has very
al,ght, u the explosions took place too soon
In Tue afternoon, Palmer planted his batter
les on IN elevated swell o1 land, and replied
In regular yn3lfes, 1ikc the broadsihc Of ship
! What the results were have not learned.
"A sharp little engagement took place yes
The rickets pressed for ward aud by driving
tho febelg back acquired strip Of territory
which was eccnred the same evening by the
o9th Ohio and the 1s3d Ind. The badge OF
distinguish the Divisions. That Of the lth
Corps is an cquilaterM triangle.
A great number Of desezters1 etragg1ers,
sknaks1s, cenEaleseents aud others, have just
arrived from the zear, iavfn9 bcun collected
III all parts Of the North and East, and for
Il their appropriate commands. Some ap,
i prchcnded AS deserters, are men who,
in, consequence OF continued aickness,
haYe exceeded their furlough. In some in
. stances at the inatig.tion of their rcglmentAl
surgeon Such will be lenieutly dealt with
/
men, who had no other motive than the pre-
nium paid in such cases. There is good deal
OF this going on, and qukrresznasters who
pay the account have acted In co1luslon will
these wretches.
Last night all was remarkably quiet. Scarct
a gun was heard The various bands charm
! cd III with their music Among these ths
ever Harmonious baud Of the I'D Msssachu
eetts, which belongs to the Sd Division
stands RE eminent; II any band ln The On
ion can beat It playing those sweet "N1&ing'
Scotch airs, wpu1d give = month's pay I,
hear 1t done. :"Th4. strain once norol Oh
! 1t came DER mine ear" 6ent this BY mes
{ eeuger 10 Chattanooga this morning. 1hop'
the postal arraugements will enable 1t Il
reach you before the wsv Is over. Letter
; icqme this WAr from Chicago In flve or 81
days. Wig shnuld 1t take hftecn for them t,
travel Oh The back track9
The several corps headquarters along th
I line were connected yesterday with those Q
i9en. Sherman by telegraph Wires- The pies
I tcat lu11 Ia omtnous Of another advance Of th
|:right wing. which now stretches In d dirce
ton east Of south Of Marietta In my la
, 1864-07-03

,t~ffnns ~nfeft have ts~rnr.
An MT mi hnidsr, 1 arr = Mn Ifo.'6i9 MI
1escr1pt1ons of ieathN taa
. alptt:
LOCK,
| SIauEhtsr, So1e.
Hrenos Ayfey,.....a7fas{c
! O1ineco, Sole ..,,., Dai2c
/ olinoco gooc das1.
asA-..--.. ....-.S@@
>
;, N HS.... x,.,, or
fEuen LaAs u
r1s.sc ~ .sc'ces:;;..s;:..-2@ W&
k1snSn !, N7n -
Mol4sr + 049 - ne.,.
eaL:;, ea::s..::.;; ~ u.s-'SSA7~ !.
Ess0n a:n. tea 80 -
!uo4sSG- no.,-
, 1864-07-03

lne aosantages "n1cl, !. ~ s!a1naeu,a ,ano We
believe generally conceded, VIII resn1t from
this latest Development OF the consunnate
ssiN ,and''tas. reaching ousines. sagacass ct
our fellow -aitzeni Hon. "m- b. Ogden, arc
many, on1y'a few of which we need stop
hereto notice. In the flret place both roads
can be operated with much greater economy,
~ bat one set Of officers will need to be em-
p1o5ed, thereby reducing largely the :ex.
pensea Of mansgeme cut, II = pressure Of
buainess occurs on one Nns' extra trains can
feadll5 De Transferred ron one 70 INC otnet'
a11o tne ro1nng stoek ol VIC company can
fhere1ofe ~ maoo nofe eneeIse, ano 70
ean musn ~ ,.sps, upo1 ~ sosa
~. -, ~ n,rnn ] A. 1,ns NM ,,cht shove % 1sne.. ~
, 1864-07-03

C11EESNMA:ket serve md IN fslr supply. III.
uck cntste ID ID hssett rec.ps Nd 4uAtities rrncF
aIlt tire ateSt The average u previous yelsS Prices
trn: AZ. rrchsnge1. We quote:
9+ko
FUTFEE In con for1nitY With ths Errrral con1t-
OF the Grocery rset trade Is u1settic3 buyers
an tollnE or and prices TO errae e1tcat notnfns!.
Ne cEpte:. -
jam .attt43lt G
RiDs 1Glf TO RoD1.
l.1c. c"n % rr,En. ..:..--. -:.;...-. esifc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21

A. Tho ,osiaoncc Of his parents, on Cary street,
,n,,,, E;gbth AMI Ninth, yesterday, at irt!t-ra"t
,,, ,cI,' K ROBERT, son OF Thomas aud jennie
smith asrd six year, ei2ht months anu seventeen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21

To NAKF CHEAP DRINKING GLAssKs.--The fol-
i""lH5 Is IA receipt for making cheap as we'll as
ty"d drinking glasses out OF Old bottles
lake claiet bottle, OF any kind of glass bottle
h>uIes o thin white glass with HAT bottoms are the
r''-hoid the bottle firmly by both ends lot an
"'iiel person, having cup Of water ready, pass II
Sput cotton cord twice round the bottle and create
httl0ii by pulling the ends OF the cord to and fro
Ialihs i3i n.ihHte or So; then lot hun jerk the
o'" "a Ha9 tiA1 water On quickly, and, presto
trliet as youhe wish, and IN the otber nat ht
n"t sltdy glass oandlestiek' The BOTH shnnid a.
~. Ia, ieesoi leather, or other substance
intended point Of severance, IN order 10 -" -
eor1 III one place during the friction and ~ W INC
-lFalsht ANA smooth edges ~ the glassware 1i9
l'ttlcs can be- pat to good use III this way"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21

ARRESTED FOR STEALING.-Ann Kill
grove, Il white woman, was arrested by
the police yesterday, on the charge of
stealing two dresses, two chemise, and
other wearing apparel, the property OF
Betty Wade. The accused was com
mltted to the lower station house for her
appearance before the Mayor this morn
ING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21
to mr. general W

klude sir want you II you Please TO grant mr.
Private John Smith a thirty days tarlow II you
i'e4se to do Being that me And him is Pronis to
/" married next month. have no Mother for she
J. Dead my father dide IL scryics And the yankees
ta- l.ken All the brother have got ami have got
some blsneSS 10 sea TO next month"; will tell YOU what
KIND III tsncas II s whom my father dids he left he
stInc things that he wanted me to have Aud / can
TT hlln 10 git them for And being that NE And
Tim Promst to be married at that Present time
II VIII suite Better than emmy other time. want
}uH L You Please to grant Him thirty DAYS fur
40" Al YOU Please rs soon A you Can he is station
ri -----. II You Will grant mr. Private ohm Smith
- lhitty days turlow you will obge very much that
= II you viii grant him thirty days furiow IL 20
a'iAy 10 sit married Very Respectful
INN i..rnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21

fAihIoIfc.-ihe JUNIOR reserves Of North Caro-
lima, stationed at Weldon, North Carolina. have
"tiricd their services TO the Secretary Of War To
heap defend Richmond aud Petersburg during the
present emergency. According 10 law, neither the
Junior nor senior reserves be ordered out Of tho
State; hence, the Juniors have periodically yolIn
tened u 20. Wei done for the toysl The Junior
reserves at Weldon consists VI ono regiment and
ne battalion, commanded respectively by Colonel
. Arnsstsad aud Lsatenant-Colonel Anderson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-21
TELEE R1


SLIGHT LAGIGEHENT ar HILLEN, Ia
MonfLr, October l9-Ytnkee gahboat~ landed OH
yesterday five hundred infantry near MIlIen, Lou
l4lana They were attacked by Captain Amos with
part Of the Fifteenth Confederate cavalry, and
driven to their gmlbOais, losing between thirty and
''f'y killed and wounded. Our loss was three
"'"''p'd' The eutlboats have gone to the navy
yard