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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-06

THE D.rESeE or INTERIOR TowNs.-The gallant
eonduel oi Inc old men and boys of Wytheville In
repuislns, last summer, with heavy loss, large
raidins party, is we'll remembered. BY their own
efforts the citizens have, since ihastime, procured
frid pieces to resist inture attacks A public
spirited citizen now writes 81 have another large
subscription In iron for the cause. We would like
TO get some grape and shvii.. II The Yankees pay
us another visit VIII GIVE good account OF
them" The ammunition has been sent, and II
will certainly be wall used The men of wylhe
have set noble example, which should be gene
,aly initiated
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Position or LEAD DING ENGLISH SrATEShES.-The
London Inder, Of February 4th, In speaking of the
position Of the leading English statesmen ON tue
Anne, lean question, remarks thus
Four fi.,hs of the House wish ths Confede,acy
should be recognized, but do not choose 10 pass
such vote except the responsibility OF leading
statesman and no leading statesman Is prepared
TO take the responsibility Of recognition. Lord
Derby will not do II and the Tories cannot come
without Lord Derby. Lord Russell will not
do It, and Lord Palmersion dare not throw him
overheard. And In truth, except Lord Cecil, we
dare ~ hazard his position by making the pro
pDeai.
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CAUGHT TARTAR.-A bloc kads running schOou

CAUGHT 4 TARTAR.-A blockade running schOon.
er, with an assorted cargo, ran into DeadmaR .
Bay, Florida, ABOUT ten days ago and came 10 an
c.or. she was soon boarded by party of tories
and deserters. who helped themselves TO all they
could carry of. The cap;ain, not liking the neig gf
bo,hcod, weighed dncnOr and was passing oui OF
the Bay, when the vessel ran aground The block
adsfs seeing her In distress, pu; Gu, to her in
launches, when The crew, seeing them approach
applied Glow match 10 Il lot of powder in the
hold, poured turpant;na over the deck, set 1t FIRE
and put out 70 the shore: The Yankees coming
alongside, boarded the vessel and were hard al
work putting cut the Ere, when the powder below
exploded, blowing up the whole pa.ty-Verdict {:
Served them right
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LOCAL MATTE R s.

Attsmps 10 Rri6e Confetlsrats Nasal CDfesrs.
g. A. Cuthbert WIS examined before Con-
federate Commissioner A. H. Sands on yes
terday on the charge of attempting to bribe
three officers of tue Confederate Navy. 1t
seems that last February Cuthbart, who is .
Canadian. came to this country frr NJ Mas
.au. N. r., for the purpose Of selling the
Confesora.e Government two vessels, which
no represented as suitable for cruiser5.-
Leaving the vessels at Nassau, he Brought
plans and specifications descriptive of them.
Hesasked G90, 600 sterling each for the yes
sells. Tho Secretary Of the Navy appointed
4 board OF five naval officers, alnong whom
were Major VIM. Williamson and Com
manders J. ~. Brooke and j. z. Mitchell to
examine the plans and specifications snd re.
port whether or not the Government should
buy the vessels at the price fixed The board
reported that the price vas excessive, aud
that the vessels should not be purchased.
and thereupOn Cuthbert left the city on his
way back to Nassau via Wilmington. Not
getting OF in the steamer he eXDected. he
was detained in Wilmington, and from that
place. on the 18th Of March, wrote to each
If the members of the board, Offering Nal.
Williamson and Capt Brooke 1000 each Ia
gold, and Capt. Mitchell $1,000 in gold, II
they would use their Influence to prevail
upon the Government to buy his vessels
In all of these letters he wrote "this Is
strictly private"
Each of the gentlemen who had received
the letters were prepared to state, from pre-
vious knowledge Of his writing, that the
criminal letters were in Cuthber;'s hand.
writing; but the prisoner obvlated the ne
cessfty of proof by acknowledging that no
had written them; but he denied that he
contemplated bribing the officers, hut said
his whole object was to repay them for any
trouble they might be at to induce the Gov
ernment, not to buy the vessels, but to re.
open the negotiations concerning them.
IT was stated Informally by one OF the wit
nesses during the examination that Mr.. Mall
iory himself had received u letter from the
prisoner Offering him bonus If he would
close the contract for the vessels
The Commissioner sent the accused on to
the Confederate Court trial, hut signifed
his willingness to admit him to bail. The
penalty for attempting to bFibe an officer of
the Govefnmaut is u tine Of three times the
amount offered as the bribe, and not more
than three years imprisonment in the peni-
tentisry,
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YANKEE Sr.,MnR Blown CP gv TORPEDO IN
rLoBipA.--The following Is the official telegram
relative to the blowing up of The Yaosee steamer
near Jacksonville, Fla:
CAxP MILTON, Fla, April /.
To Gen. Thomas Jor3Sa
Generai-A large, double stack, side wheel
steamer is sunk opposite the mouth OF Doc or's
Lake. fifteen miles above Jacksonville She is
supposed ID be the Maple Leaf She exploded
torpedo at4 O'Clock this morning Particulars not
known.
(Signed) PATIRs ANDERSON,
Major General Commanding.
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Gsa. Grants bro.hc. tn-law passed through At
lauta Oh Monday last on his way - Amaflous Ha
holds the rank of captain, ana was umsns a ioi OF
prisoners.
The residence OF Gen. T. q. &cMaktn, at jack
son. M.ss was entirely consumed W h'e, 'as' s"E
day nisa,
C"i. Henry E. Cartis, OF tis itst Georgia vOun
teeTs, died few days since.
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NO S3

Aal0rs Ctayt.-Thcre wae no oase Of en-
gtOeelng interest before the Mayor yester-
day. That Of Mr.. james r. Tyler, Clerk Of
!ne second Market, charged With hiIcksser-
ing, was the most Important M5. Tyler
erongnt oown irom Nielsen county box Of
LOWS to be sold for the benefit of Mrs. Jas.
N. Bowen. This f.ct was established By .
letter from Mrs. Bowen, which vas Dro--
duced IN Court. In that be were Ave chick
ems hesongiry TO himself; these be took cut
ana gave Two Of then, TO negro Ia the mar.
ket TO sell for him. The box Of fowls he
gave to MI r. T. Kirby to sell for Mrs
Bowen. This is the whole casa TLe Mayor
against huckstering. !.
with selling chickens, .upposs have ssbssn bsso
stcien, was sent on to tho Hr Ings Court
to se' bs bound out to some ssible per-
Warner, slave OF Ro. F. Tr0a1Af, charged
with having . gold watch ana chain, SUP
and fifty odd dollars And q gold pencil found
on him returned to him but.thc watch was
detained until something further could he
learned about II. The negro pspdnces: bin
of sale for the watch, bns thers vas no way.
OF establishing its genuineness.
r. IL. Dibreil was charged With renting o
room to Warner, slave OF Ro. F. TrOwer.
W!suuub Tue PERMISSION Oa uieApaSler. lhc
case was dismissed, there II. no eyseeN.a
OF the facts except the negro's own asscr-
ton.
John, one of the Government wagon dri.
vers, was ordered to be whipped for driving
his wagon through the streets at furious
rate aud. running over and breaking the
wagon of VIM. Scott.
Mary Smith, an old free negro, whose pa
pers had not been renewed for eight yaars,
was ordered to have them attended to forth.
with.
John, slave of John Hanes, and Patsy,
slave of Thos. W. boswell, were ordered TO
be whipped for being caught out at night
without papers.
Chas. Dibising was fined 81 for being
drunk and lying In the street.
James, small black boy belonging to the
estate Of G. NJ. Smith, was committed for
going at large.
Mark, slave Of John .Enders, was ordered
to be whipped for havisg q piece oil meat
supposed to have been stolen. officer
Moore, ON Monday night, entered the house
of free negro on Duval street to search for
soma stolen chickens, when Mark, who was
in the house, threw several pieces of meat
out Of the window. One piece Of the meat
being picked up by the officer and brought
into court, 1t was identified as part Of the
bacon stolen from Mr.. James Il. Chllas's
smoke-house ten days ago.
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RAPID CoNsRAC TIsN.- the passage OF the sur
rsney bin, Feb. lTta, 1864, the Bank q: the city OF
Petersburg wss indebted to it5 is,iiyi6lai iepost
tors largely over three millions Of do.,aS. aGi
ry!ng probably tue heaviest ciscaua line: has hsC
duriDs the past three yeaga, with It's deposits re
cetvsd at the counter OF the Bank running 6!gt
as seven hunjred thousand dol'srs per day. Ur
the lst Of April the whole Indebtedness to depnsi
tors was discharged, done principally BY election
Of the deposioTs leaving but a small amauB, to bs
funded at the BanS.-Fetcrsb.ry {Pa ExpYes.
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Ltssye Haul Of .Stoien Goods.-For months
past large quantities OF stationery OF every
description has been stolen from the Offices
OF the various Departments Of Government,
and all attempts to detect the thieves have
been unsuccessful. Bu: recent circum-
stances that have come 10 light seem to indi
cate where the stolen goods went to, if they
DO not disclose the thieves. On Monday up
wards of thousand dollars worth Of steel
pens were stolen from the Treasury Depart
ment, and on yesterday Mr.. Valentine Brown,
the watchman at that establishment, was in
ducsd, from information received, to believe
that the stolen articles had been carried to
the stationery and bookstore kept in the
small building on 9th street, just In
rear Of st. Pauis Church. Obtaining
a warrant, he put 1t Into the hands
of officer Chalkley, who proceeded to
search the premises. Grandson, slave Of
Thomas Bass. was in possession, and the
ostensitle proprietor of the establishment :;
and the officer having after slight search
found upwards Of gross Of the pens stolen
from the Treasury, took him into custody.
After which . thorough exploration Of the
store was made. In a bag concealed in q
corner was upwards Of thousand dollars"
worth OF letter, note and. bill paper. This
the negro saic had been brought there yes
terday morning by a negro wh1 traded in
the army. There vas q large pile OF the
! bloieS obtained abroad by the Rev Moses -
Hoge, about peck OF fiaa green tea, and a
like quantity OF black pepper, besides the
usual stock to be found In well furnished
.tattoner's store. A heavily loaded Colt 3
revolver, hanging on the wall at the back of
tho shop, and the negro proprietor wore On
his person a magnificent gold watch that
could not be bought now for lass tian FIVE
thousand dollars. 4 set oi we'll kept single
entry books disclosed the fact that Grandi-
son and two other negroes, one slave AID
the other free, Were in partnership iii the
book and stationery line, and were doing g
lucrative business, to Judge by the profits
divided at the Last settlement OF accounts.
From another book which turned up in the
search, 1t appeared that Grandson was the
Treasurer OF a thriving secret Benevolent
Society.
MF. Chslkiey carried TO the City Hall =
| dray load Of the goods which seemed most
certainly sso!en, ana locked Grandson up
IN tie-csga fos examination before the Mayor
on Thursday. A white man named 3. Fl.
| Berry came to the cage during the evenng :
| aud stated that he was the hirer Of Granci-
| son, and that the two were in partnership In
| the business; that he had put $500 into the
| business when i. was first started, but hai
| never had any settlement with the negro III
| drawn any money ou. OF the concern 81
| cept dollar or two now ana then.
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Mos. CUUacz ROBBERY Federcls have
taken possession of the First Cumberland Presby
t.fan Church IN Memphis and have converted 1t
into so,u;ers' barracks. This house was built by
the congregation iust-beorc ,h8 war bagln, and IL
OF the largest and E.ost costly buildings be
longing 10 the denomination. The Pastor, Rev. &.
\. Davis, was holding regular services In tue
Church, uD TO tie time It was seisei.
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FROM NORTHERN yfae1srA:

ORANGE c. H, April Sit h reported
that the 1lth and 18th army corps, vhleA
went West last summer, are returning "a
the Army Of the Potomac, and have disen-
barked from the cars ct Bealeton Station.
A heavy rain has been falling for the lasA
for'y-eight hours. Tho roads arc dssp n
mud aud the Rapldan very much swollen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-06

LOUISIANA In yoR THE WAR.-The following 10
one OF a series of resolutions adopted by the Leg
isIature of Louisiana In session at shreveport
There is no mention OF the Aabeds corpus, currency
bills, &C, but just these noble e'wo.ds:
BE II further resolved, That in this hour OF TRIAL
the state OF Loufstana tenders to her. Government
and sister States her warmest sympathy and cordial
co operation; and she hereby declares her unfal-
tenng discrimination 10 spare no expense nt blood
OF treasure In defence Of thu Confederate states OF
Of America - . free and Independent hepuDne.
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I i've aua.raa O1i;aTs Rewara. --oto!au last Wed
pes Is, o.ghi ,iron my farm at the Hal way
k..,5p on lie Richmond and Petersburg K, Chas-
LII cuaaty, ; s.nsI bisck Mule, or I .esrs old,
Go,ta bui,. very fast and spirited ana very Fat;
] "a tcusr na;I; on him; also, che back Ma1ioi-
|, ..tas well worn; oae old bride, with martin
T.. ooe bride VIII curb hil and one blvd bride,
[rtsctis new also, txo complete sets fUggy bar
sss one get has only been used four or Ave tines,
VI ,ae o.he, has been used for sAne line. The
hove reward will be paia for the mule R3d stolen
,rp4ss aud nc quest.oGS asked. Address
] y WOLFF,
Proctor's Creek, Cheet.riel1 CO, Va,
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A DELICATE nrSr.-A country physician oncc
employed III ir;sbman IA NOW Ray for hiai. Goinc
ia,o TIA Held a hot dag, hs found Eat somewha
wsaTlej from labor ''Dactar' satd he, SHE gin
iicman would be iaborng Vhder = very bad charsc'
ter that Ia Tsfuseto ts.e dick with this
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County Co,sr!.-Wm. Woods and Henry P.
Col. T. A. I.acy on the Seven mn Mile Is.x road on
the 18th of March last, and robhing him Of
one hundred and fifty dollars, were exam
ined before this Court yesterday and acquit.
ted OF the charge of robbing, but sent on to
the May term of the Court to answer for the
assault. They were admitted to bail in the
sum of $500 each:
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Accident f,0,ss Gunpossasr.-On Monday
evening, while some children were amusing
themselves making "srit devils" In room
at the Arlington House, powder dask half
full Of power exploded In the hands Of q
son of Major Wm. II. Fry, about ten years
old, burning his face, arm, and side very
badly, and scorching several other children
quite severely. The only wonder b that one
or more Of the children were not killed on
the enot.
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4 NEW Gun bEARTNa SuarsI.-The enemy
opened new embratnre AZ Battery Gregg on Fri
day morning unoOvering d SOP pouGdsE Parrott.-
The gun bears upon Fort Sumter, and il 10 be.
lievsG ID intended for that foriidcatsnn
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MUs a.-9hcTatou Moore, a freight conductor
on the Aia"nna aad .issssippi Rivers Ea.'road.
was beaten 10 death at Demopos, on Thursday
uight last, by some unknown person. He was
found dead in Q stock car.
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MAKING uP TER Dozen --Mf-aimon BaanstS, 81
laaenser district, s. c., had, sa,e months ago,
only eleven sons in tsia army, Ti,e twelfth son
and last of ihe family, OF military age lately
aEd promptly reported 10 the enrolling Officer.
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bR,c .LlrR GENERAL nf CoL0RsD TRoePs Upon
the recommendation OF Lieut. g Ganerai GIaai. Col
|. Chci!a,n, OF the 18th jlIinoia Volunteers, has
e. luIrl trnnna.
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IMPORTANT to Contractors. Proposals for Goa.
I tracts will be received al the Ordnance Depot,
corner of 7th and Canal streets, daily u1t supplied
for ordnance stores, enumerated IN part a. f0ows:
Leather, sahd.as aud saddle trces, lumber Of al,
siads, spikes ans, spoke biI!e:s; iron, cooper and
brass re bride bis, .raa and plated curry combs
ami hc,ss brushes, sstrs belts, gun sings, kuap
sacks tarpsui:ns also, cz1abnrgs, canvas, dsiiing
webbing for glrths and oii4ie reinf, &c, In any
qHlnty.
Contractors mus. be known or well recommended
All outstanding contracts upon which there are 20.
late deliveries will be anDulled
JAS DINWIDDlE, Capt Art'y,
In ot1ayge cont acts for Rchm'd Arsenal.
Q--dlwG them 3trW4W
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the Election.-The charter election for
Mayor, Aldermen, and other city officers,
takes place to-day. The polls will be opened
at the usual places In the three wards at z
O'Clock this morning
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Tsyss yosng nasa, deserters from the gun.
boat Crusader. lying of the mouth q the
Happahannock, were received at Castle
Thunder yesterday. They are said to be
neeted in the South. They state that they
were enlisted whilst drunk In New York,
aud when tn. got sober found themselves
aboard ship going down tho bay.
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FoAuNE TELLEk.:--&atia.ne Schnell, fortune
teller OF Louisville, ana her Two chdren were lost
on thu steamer Sunny Side. She had accumulated
$40 031 by the practice o. sr art, sat taifed to read
h.rI f:Afe
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Rolbs7y.-The hen-honsc OF Conrad Baum.
hard, at the upper end Of Grace street, was
broken into on Monday nigat aud seventeen
ahickens stolen
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NayY DEPARTMENT

|. Gii-c 2.aaisi Service, co.. d., 4 R.ns sts,
!. Richmond, March 80 1854
Z n I0itkaS Reward --S.rsyed from iae . :
DV Navy stables, on 18th ct, Ou anniay. the 38th
b5I medium syed mouse Goi0Ted hoTs~ mule, about
ycara cid, WIFI white spot noauS sho s's4 "a IL
t.!f dosr on tac right nip, aEd Slightly Out In the
koniA win iaa Bit Sad nl.ic wss ;stely pgciihEed
apc.ioa o; J. Caa:boTp, and formerly owned by
II Earing, OF New Kent county. The above re
Fari with expenses will be paid ;oz the return o.
aid llao 10 this Office.
JOHN H PARKER,
NH Sl-6t Lieutenant In charge
IN DOLLARS Ksward-Wiil be given III tna
tU return oi large brindIe cew .hst strsyed
RON John Is Eosotsu Monday, the 1871, I will give
fly dollars reward to any enc who will Inform iae
her G, who will return her 10 lS9 Broad st.
NH 3l-6tt JOHN n BOSCBET.
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,,,,-xn-.o, SATURDAY morning, watch, which
Il s.nsn,- san get sy calling ss tee Disrstsh
y. ussssrbIcs the s~Io. paying for Ibis advertise
Ga a. As.
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RAIlseA,s Ru,AIasD n M.s0sar,L-A ,sls

kAILRoADs RlpAJRSD II MfsNselfPI-A tsis-
graphic dispateh from Meridian, Miss says:
We have Just Auished repairing the ROAD de-
sts0yed BY Gen. ahesmanss forces. the work has
and four and ons-A -Aalf of thoss 40 work was done
on scconntof nin. a largo fosee noW en-
Ploxsd en ne pnn q ihe rod which ~ dsea!eye4
~ os.asa 1mfthss 5bfeee, ffonl. TIbhee - Oka1o.
n, elsennee - setsy-nge nalea. Il n bpole ~
- ~ retee = - s1s1 wl1 = Aslahs1 = sss
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osr-unn Thursday evening. March 3is,, Two
.ses ssSs' r~sla ras rs5 ss essas w ssn.s, 'nsm
~ esi-- 49,, ',r,s q, i Is Thomas, ~ broad street
ST. 'oe " - -, a,.5 ID, nns,h side. ap 5-2,s
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K.dSKsS seCC006S or I0kx1STS AAln
ATLANTA, April THE Cinsannoti O.
nasota Of the ash is'rsesived l6s6rnfa1na
many conflicting reports. Re- Yor.
rests attack on Padncsh, they Ltd 1t he
captored the place after fopf assaults. looann
one hundred and my killed and oue
thousand wounded, among whom W. G..
Thompson Of the "a Xentaeky. The -,
raj loss twelve killed end forty woundsa-
Col. Hicks commanded the Yaakse fpssU.
which consisted Of eight hundred. yossss6
bnrnt all the Government storea 4 tele.
gram from Columbus, dated the S7tk. esps
that ForreAt Yves at Faulkner's, bstxssn shat
place and Aayneld. Their strength b nuHA
greater than at Arst estimated. MasaAad =
nlled with Rebel wounded, from l,1oo %
800 having arrived there One regiment lose
lol, and one company my killed. The
Rehsas Ng4Xbdnx towards C1lnAea q
last accounts. Tie steamer Perry ~ Afo6
into at Pass Hickman. A dispatch nom p,
ducah says Col. Ed Grassland, Of the IN
Ky, and seven Of his guerillas, were np-
tured near Mayde,d.
There was heavy thunder storm and m
here last night.
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HousR ssd Los ca Main street, In Manches-
IL Tor, for sale pnvaieiy.-Ths hovse bss four
rooms, the LOT fronts IS and runs back Los feet.
Ihis property Will suit a email family, being IN
lew minutes walk of the city. For terms apply 10
g. Ok WEisICER, Oad Fellows' Hall.
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No Cosr:.-1n consequence Of the elec.
ton coming OFF to-day there will be no
Mayors Court.
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aNOK RENT-fwo very doeircble br.cK dWesilnrs.
Z. just completed, .h good water on the pre-
nises shaa'ea On Jackson S.: In Manchester, near
'hs "Asohic Lodge. For teTm,, Nc, apply TO
DIX WEiSIGSR,
ap COT Odd Eoiiows' Hail.
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| ,rIip> OF s.T.yai--Jl ihe sU.h "l march, a
p ma.Iam-s Z ID Eesidish Cow. With hair insiiued
~ .,D,e eaitc o. htr ears and .css, horns
:. -, rg-ve - warts, 6dS without car mark;
s,'.slg,te la. ssoisa, $500 wli DO paid fos
srrss, Al c03vlo;0a OF Tue ;nioi. IL is posi-
T. .'s has eadeavofed 10 rescn my plantation on
Sc S.,h.nas7iiie turnpike. FOR hef rsooys.y $50
IL be paid H"h' noN''''s
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Nm II RICHARDSON. A q
ANT t:xS's CFs,CE, Va,
rH->k. GA vooA

March 80, 1884 !
AYOTICE 70 Claimants for Military Service Col
~ Henry Hll Paynaster General OF thu state. 10
appointed by the Governor 70 take charge OF and s0
tie ai claims against State or Confederate Sates
for military service, Eupp'ies furnished, without
experss 10 the claimants aad viii forthwith sstab-
lsh an office AZ Richmcad for that purpose
All claims Of soldiers Of vifsioia who tavc bean
may be discharged from, or disabled ~, tie ssr'
ves OF other the State or Coaialofsse states al
widows aud orphans OF such soldiers VINO may have
been killed CT died In service, also, all soldiers
in service having special c.ans (oshar than Of pay
and colhirg) sgDst either the Sssto or Confederate
States aovernmsut, VINO from uea peculiar position
Col Hin st Richnaond, for c"scalon, free ef cnst.
All persons sendins claims wli be carcsufto give
che fui rarticulArs-nams, company, regiment, brt-
rade- date Of claims should be An stated. and
power OF attorney properly sathenscated, aushcS:x
pg Oel Hill 70 collect and receipt Tor the came, that
the may aot Win prompstads and dispatch.
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