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sg-A gentleman oae dayoonversiog wit

+ H6-A gentleman one dayconversiog with
a watch makeFppou thesd esdishoesst practices
of persons in his way Of business, was thus
addressed'by him asir, served 4mysap
prentioeship with man who did not fear
God, and who, consequently, gas not very
scrupulous 10 the chasges.he madeto his
customers. Hezused freqaently to call me
q fool, and tell me should die 10 work
house, wheu. 10 his absence, fused to make
such charges as appeared tome fair and
honest Id the course of time, I1ses,upyi yin
business for myself: and have been so suc.
cessful. .-as never to have wanted q dollar,
while my master, who used to reproach me
for my honesty, became sosreduced 10 cir.
icamstances as to apply to me forten dollars,
and did, at length shimsef die in afwork.
house, :: -. =. ut. -. !. -,
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: THE4 YANKEE PR1soNEas AT ANpEH

THE- YANKEE PRISONERS AZ .ANUEh'
soNvILLE "A correspondent of the At
lanta Coyeaeracy says: S3ss;&is -
.saAndersunville was an interesting and
povel spectacle to me. The Yankee pris-
ouers within the stookade, about 80, 600 10,
number, when closely viewed, resemble
more in their motions a hive of bees Seen
through glass opening than aaythingselse
I can think of The area Of the stockade
is being rapidly increased by Gen: Winder,
who is evidently desirous Of doing ell 10 his
power to make them comfortable. They
have thousands of little huts and tents, va.
ffiiously constructed, which seem to project
ahem from the scorohiog rays>of the sun
and the sipclemeucy of the4weather generals
iy. .Gen.sW Informed. me that'very soon
the lumber would be procurable tosput up
tenparary ,shantiessfor their eomfort. "a.
6ae but smalEstreamo of water runs though
the stockade, supplying them with water
for bathingand other purposes: I saw hun
dsedssof them, bathing In this stream. az
once Others not engagedin bathing we're
walking about samong theirfelInws, each, in
the languagsso .thefamous ballad Of; Young
Tamsrlane,e Ga mother naked man. i
learn that many of ther, have4 4bartered "a.
saytnearly al theirciathing. for. tobacco.
On the*whole, their CONDITION, bad as'itsis,
and bad sasit; deserves tosbe, seemed better
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Foon WnpI i,In.i, :, e,p.s I,Ms An ,,r, on s

--.- UgIN-E f7,II[ -.
FaoM WHEELER,s GoMMAsD. .-zoa Sat
urday about tour. hundred, Of WheeIer's
command arrived at. Athens with abou,
eighty Yankee prisoners and eleven hun.
dred and 6ss beef cattieTaH captured in
the vicinity OF. Kingston, G a.. The cattle
were driven towards: Forsyth.
The. Yankee prisoners we're left at 4.
tbebs They came to this city oa;the SUP.
day. night train, and are nov on their way
to AndersopVille, -. :.
L. is said that y heelsrs, i troops we're haV-
iog every thing their rowu way No rssis.
tancs had yet been made tSshein. "
q. 80. y :. Aaansta ezraaacls, 2sd.
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These are standard tables

TIE TERRIFIC EXPLOSION AFs Cry
PofNT,-As correspondent Of the New York
Tridasne, describing the late explosion at
City Poiuts w.ites: ~ ql$:.s.s<e
You have read Of eruptions Of Vesuvius,
such as buried Herculaneum and Pompeii.
You have seen iIlustrsiionss of them in the
books. This must have been such an ex-
plosion as one of these, except that Instead
of; laws, and dust and ashes, ,sissrained over
the circle of mile, 10 whoie packages aud
oy piece-mesl, everything you can imagine
at military tdspos Entire boxes of fixed
amnuaifien came down among the tents 10
sthssteWn IN quarterso of a lniie distant, and
'scsscely q teot, or houss, o. boat can be
toupd within the circle ola mile that is:not
eiddled by she'll, solid shot, or small aumn
aition. X - Il
The massivespine' wharf i'd front Of where
;hese boaaeisy, wblch wss bolted down up
,on piles aud sleepers ofpihe trees, is BRUSH
ed aside for about u third of its length, as
# it had beeu made Of the paper l write on,
shilethe substantial plank warehouse, with
massive besms, built for at least a quarter
# century, has been crushed ueafIy its
eotire length, as if it bad been flady's
bsnd.box. s. ~ ''.e'.o b. 70. ~
Every frame house in the town was Jared
by the oOncussiou alone to the extent OF
having its inside plasteripg knocked cf, be
sides other damages by missiles, &c., A,
|. sainst the hoases and other sobstrpctioss
asat the wharf and even upon the hill, huo
dreds, aud perhaps thousands of b5okeu.
twisted and splintered ndskets and such de.
oris lay in dfifts like straw dIified BY the
aipdeapd all over the ground for at least a
quarter Of a mile from the scene Of expk,.
sion, shell, solid shot, grape, canister, mus.
ketand minnie balls, pieces Of SHELLS, nails,
screws, bolts and bolt heads, aud fraguer ts
of almost everything wooden, IRON and lead
en-, you can think Of, are strewn and drifted
like hail and: chunks Of ice Immediately
after dreadful hail storm.
How uspy were blown ID atoms into the
river from Keudrirk, never to be heard Of,
Is lot known. The boats entirely destroyed
and sunk we're the General Meade aud the
j c. Campbell. The uufortunates Of the
Kendriok, mostly oolored laborers, it is aup
pvsed, were all blown into the river. Hands
aud feet and sea ps of oolored men we're
aa a hnf,t Sh, tho f0mp '.HN.
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ARREST OF A WOMAN IN Mans. sAP
.paREL -oai,e 40 amusing case cans up
before Provost Marshal Bridgford yester,
day, inthe person avery neatly, dressed,
tidy and thsndsome young woman, dressed
in male apparel. : s5ss ~ ~
She was arrested BY Major B's. yigilau'
guard, and as a matter of course had TO be
taken.befots thatoffcef for proper disposi.
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FsWHLatfend st the following times
IL and places for the purpose Of receiving the sus o,
TAX IN KIND, on Wheat, Oats, Rye, Cured hay and
Waol. for the year 1864.
Al Yorkyf:. Thursday Friday and Saturday, ,she LIST,
and aud :ird of Scpteinhrr. s,. -. -..,
Al Betheny Chussh on Monday, 5,h of September. 5
At Whisonant's, on Tuesday, 6th Of September. -
At Met 'osh's, on "Wednesday, 9Th Of September
At Be, dton, on Thursday, sih Of Sepfember.
At Hickory Grove, on Friday, ssh OF september.
At JejB Mcl;lis, on saturday, 10Th Of September.
~,AtCIay Hin, ,on Monday, l2tli of September. =
= Al Ehenry:.r, on Tuesday, 18th Of September. Z
= AtFor Mla, "Wednesday, l4th Of September. y
Attoate's Tavern, on Thursday, 18th Of september
n Al Westbrooks, on Friday, 18Th Of Septaniber.
Al Rock Hin, on Saturday, i7th Uf Septenfb Il
al B thesda Church, on Mopday. l9tb OF Sepanibe<
Al NcGannel. vile, Tlsstay, Goth Of September
Ar D1vidsoR's store, Wednesday, 2is OF September.
4 Ar VIM WhIta,s on Thursday, 2sd oil; ;Septsmber. =
At centre Church, on Friday, 23d Of September.
At Bethel Church, on Saturday, 3zthof September.
Ar Yofkyile Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, a6th
9th and 2sth of September.
B0os open from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, each Of the above
named places, and einsrda O'Clock, P. NJ.
All defaultrrs will be dealt with the Law, directs.
Tan required TO- advise producers thar the regular Tax
Agents, Comussares and Quhrterna-te, and such Other
oficeSs special authority fpom the once o.
gnr charge, teonly persons whose receipts for TAX
fNKtND, valid and wferr the dsle Is Impressed.
thai the receipt Of the mprrssiDg Officer must show his
Compauy mud Regiment and must explicitly state that the
impfessd property Is Tax In Rind otherwise u will NOT be
regarded. IL Nv. II. MeCoRkLE,
20 Assessor, #. l. K, York District
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STATE OF sof1.ss-caROHsaN1.
., e: YORK DISTRICT. 80.

y -. -. ss. YORK DISTRICT. sss = Ss.u-
Roddeya CO., vs. W. 3. DunIap.-ArTacHxEsT.
WTHEEREAS, the plaintiffs s did on
FVte 18th dsy OF October 1855 file their declaration
against the defendant, who as Is sa absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and has neither wife
,arnny known within the same, upon whom copy ofthr
said declaration might be served. II Is therefore ordered
tnr the said defendant DO appear and plead the said
carasion before the 18th day Of October, which
will be hi the year Of Lord onr thousand eight hundred
and xY four Otherwise dnal and absolute Judgment will
then b. awarded against him.
fsI6) = 8. E. MOORE, Clerk.
yoyember "A oily.
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The BURNING OF JOHANNESBURG. As
it seems not to be generally known that the
burning of Chambersburg was done BY au
.tbofity, as an act of retaliation, we deem it
proper to publish the following copy of the
order under which Brig. Gen. McCausland
laid the town in ashes -
HEADo's ADVANCE FeRoEs, C. S An
'~@s "'@ 81 July 20. 1854. {
TO the Auntci;paz Authorities Of Chambers
burg, Pennsy ytUamiu . -. +
The houses OF Andrew Hunter, ESQ ,
Alexander R. Boteler, E>q., aud Edmuad
j Lee. Esq, citizens Of Jefferson county,
ginia, having been burned BY order Of
't6soffcer commanding Federal forces
% tbe department caiiedSthe ssDepartmeut
of West Virginia" IshaRes directed that
our town pay for the said houses, to be
'anded over. to the. owuers, the sum, of
500, 600 in gold, 9r,its ga Hisalen,; Or, i
hat cannot be produced, S5OOO9O In cur
fsoS Northern funds Iu default. of The
payuent osthis money, your town j. di.
ected to be laid in ashes, ia retaliation for
he burniog of said houses, anil other hou
-es Of citizens If Virginia by F>dersl au
hority
[Signed1 j A EARLY,
1t GeperalsC s Army.
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THE REBEL PRISONERS ar ELsfTRA.-
The Hachestef aSsidl says s z 20. !, - -
There srs, about eight sheusand rebel
sppris0usss At Einiys, sud moras cue coming
up daily Thsy arc mostly abls;hodied nsn
evidently Of good fauiliesst the Sop.b =
They are orderly and, ,faspecifS IL their Do
porthe1t; but must dsciiaed ID tbsT adhe-
reoos to 1s0usbsrnsp spti6cipias TBs diseip-
iips.osthe .caapisssry rigid; aad.shsreis
no intercourse tesseen the prisoner sspsla the
pubic: Few civilians esn even ;ges 2 peep
over the high isSScs at tie msSss a 1, masa less
gss within speaking dih,sass.s' a'''sSSS'
: -. o.. ~ I.l-.T .a-tAstS 'sE7,SG
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The term Of service Of t~rntyzsix regi
s'pebtsin Sberuaa's army expires during
.shesneash Of August. g. 49,
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tex n KIND NOTICE.

DLANTERS and others who have
Il OATS and WHEAT of the TPFHE of 1854, ready for
delivery urged do 20 Immediately Also, those who
have CORN -pare deliver and credit for II on The
crop Of 1854 All requested deliver their utes IL
promptly possible, as the Army of Vrna are ne ding
Supplies In. FsYSS6uXi
Agent Depot No l, 6 G. D., 8, G. :
70 August 10 81 If
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WHERE Is MoRGAN?-Thisques has
been asked uf late, We aresnot prepared
to auswer it with satisfactory .deGaitepess
but, we are: satisfied be is where he ought to
be, aud that he is not idle. A letterfron
one of Murgau's men says he is still 10
Kentucky, and that his force has swelled TO
quite formidable army Oue report places
his force at $4,000 men. The drafsot Lin.
colo is being enforced in that State, aud
Kentuckians are choosing which side, they
will serve. Many of them have joined
Morgan, and We donbtpot that gallant off:
cerggill co operate with EHood in the des.
tructiun Of Sheruans. : ~ is.is ~. -:
A. letter of a later date than thesabove,
from an officer in sMorsan's command, dated
SaltvlIe, Va, says Gen ~Murgsn's com.
and has lpuyed down into East, Tennessee.
He had "a fsbt both at Greepyills. aud
Jooesboro. Youueed,pot be surprised at
any time to hearthat Kuoxsille or Loudon
are in our puSsessiun. z.f.7 .sz .,... "a
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sNIJlGBEBs5

t.ssRAass During sHe pasts Asek; hare
have had a.spccsssion Of aaily showers tlat:
have laid the dust opened shs potss u
mother earth, :audmade 9riniRb . daliebtsi
:fally cool and epjoys6ls. HpssEin shs
rain reminds us an anecdote tdst 4 Ss s uos
yet appeared ID print Two good Old dr..
kies, whose work on earth Is Veil nigh 6n;
nished, aud Who are monfdg win Tfmles
were discussisg ths sd0stTisss ii tbsis ~
pective religious 'suasions. onep H5p
list; the other D Psssbytsrisng The FORMER:
argued tbst tiies ne of iiiissn9 ii Ssi66 Iraa as
old ID The sioSea aitssi ehs
Efemarksd, sscass ae Lofd hapl1s H.
+yegth iRfhe sbesiszipg, and ~ eatealk
sll ober nd Haters and drowned onts bssE
body but de Ole ms6 Noah aud ;ds bic shi
dat 6etsaH round injis saA II dst bsrfS
tsoo, 3 wasshs sespsDsso the il k5sAi41
brother; abat at rim M a6nly 81 on
despoaer OBJ asysisr fof % fl tis std
when de Lors he find ngn: on, Be- berry or
~, an dass Why 6e czleis a SsslzEs ;sdlJI6er
,siincs.- s. Soats Gard; D.
- ssss = =. - 80 ~
sla Ysakss Dsssrisvs an. .ccmiag iptp
our Ines ia eincfsssad nambers upon ihss s
strength of fhe reosns rrilsr orrsilsr from TIE Az
jasant- Geuefsl,s siEss gust ssissf6g ~
-tection tossuchi desettsIs and slnpi9 4faass
fsrtsthe border nighsst thsis heasss prs
yious 10 their enrolmsnt ia fhes Hsnkee
srny. On Sdhday { Istse nnisbs tSp port
sdto dur piekets st sani6ds points An
csams iaiiEh 2sh ssordef Id ID xt6itS pofts6
cIsinipg ia psisilessss Tsssazas,
thirty and fort aTiyenin j Riotugd nd
teporfsd st The GastIe sxh hibis;ng tie 6rdzf
being aacorded All its ii pfiS2 S2i]egss, bsn36fs
sna iuls6Dfsidsg z aSfe gansfsi SSz1j
.tien Of shecrdsrsshi1h tskesa Hsll lifh
the foreign element in the Yankes esmy
shosld esgses the inpedla @ astsp M ptlSD g
HE Gosefnmepk - =
a Riisapsass Esaaalgs
Il a -
.WEEyIL Ias sFHEA oId anbsrfis
her desires Us 70 pnblish 4 pfeyensjye isr
the veesil inwbest Hssays ablished
the recipe step oF txelya gsazp sga lhst
he adopted IL 10 The 11anag gaEsnt so sbis
graiinis, and haa pars1ed stlle ssyss course
siyery yearsiSce, win fssorsbI ss8cesy tEs
:seesilsass having ttrouhlsd din dasis9 ths
whole of thsstims whsssas betSke she hdd
suffered greatly. The - ., e pps tls
wheat in boxes holding ton % 5se
els each, fist rabbing s iitfit pfs 3 sso0mad I'd
fhe outside Of fsach b6S, snd tIis 10 saGsg
shtseoraf afaas pad dlsa hab safs s6d pasplg
them down into no esain afssr i q PLACED
10 the boz, allowing them osfenaip fhSre.
The remedy is simple ind efSscfalL
1ayssfsS r u q 5ssS5yj -.
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se Asexsesaf6gly 56pfesits ss{6isSi
by ,ook plaSe 10 Gen sHooass bsad ddssfssss
5oW sdnesda sss6sps slsst Ia the ssblIbs
oflAsIsnja. ssThs Rigbt issseiesa sBistcp
lay of thea PmtssaSt B SJbafSb,
assisssd By t6ss Rsss nr. Ii6t5f ahis-
.isssrea. .tlsiitS 6f5spsislh % sssssa sss
bern Of Con. Hood . it'd 6iid Ssd65Sd 5SdbesSly
shes htaof nonHs aszI6nss sspstbs 3s6srsl
himself Its.ass esB
ssofd, long tel rsmsmh hssed ( s effa.
t;.mony was psri0rnsd amid a6e rossso a.
,iIlery, and this gsvs p npsel intgrest aas
scene. which, on ordinary occazipas sSaora
than sacredl inpysssiysg g. e ssssss ~,
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.; A TRUTHFUL PierURE.--In. the course
of asermon delivered in.New York on East
Day, Rev. Dr.. Sunderland, drew the;fol.
lowing truthful picture of the; Yankee peo'
pie "a. w e elip,itEfrom the Herald sreport
God bad sliftedsu dsussup "a nation untilswe
becaue the astonishmept of the world but
while we became; ssropgesAud more proud
as u nation, we were going the, way of sill
the eauh5in iuiquiry.. z@0ur .depraVitys had
expanded with: our grosth, and the many
warnings weahave bad have been disregar-
ded y and nov The blow bas fallen and we
have been, given e, the sword ,sthe spoil and
to confusion Of face. as it is to-day. As re-
gasded the nauuer of keepiug, our days Of
humiliation, lasting snd,Riayer, the speaker
thought we were the most, wicked, auda.
ciuus and Gpd defyiug people on .tbeface Of
rhe earth; yet no nation had more need Of
prustratiGg itself before Him., confessiug.i It's
sias aud accepting mercy aud pardon. The
baud Of God which had been laid SO heavi.
" upon us, was but the beginning Of the
evidence that the nation had been struck
with moral leprosy. The public mind has
been infatuated, The public judg@enss per
verted. and the public: Conscience debauch-
ed; God has begun The work Of digging
down through the mass Of error and sin
to;the solid efouudatioo Of truth hsaud right,
aud when the people come back TO justice
Esad thss regards q: cooscieRee will We date
anew era Of ustiouaf happioess, prosperity
add glory. Tbisis is q hard process, aud
uariuussre desperately blind, and no power
On earth cap enIigbten them; only God can
OF co their eyes, We are beginning to see
men,. as trees, walking. to wakeup from
our sins and the alethargy that has bound
US The three greatest iniquities Of our
people have long been Momus, Mammou
aud Moloeh, The speaker dreu vivid pic.
lures of.our wickeduess aod utter deprayity
10 both high and low, places, the extent Of
our debsuohery, the depths to which we
had sabk, arguing thatgto make ourselves
again q prosperous and happy people, we
want, fntsof all, the publication ofshe ma.
tion, the cleansing of our moral natures,
the returning to justice and truth. =
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). GEN. SHERMAN -Soue weeks ago, a
sou'hern lady travelled some distance 90 the
same boat With Gen. .Sher9su, and aysilsd
herself Of sesrral "ccasions to speak % him
about thss~ar. She Describes his manner
while speaking On ttis. subject as perfectly
furious, He declared repeatedly lu her
,presenee that the purpose Of the war was to
ruut ou, ithe presep, white race of the South
that the war would be pushedsto the ut.
most vergso eztsfmisatioa- that he want
ID to see the Southern people utterly des::
troyed, either BY the sword or BY starvation
-apa what was more, be would see it.
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FHE NEWALABAMA The Gteatest tnys-
terry prevails about the aswt Alabepa's
Whereabouts, though report giyesf foil par
E|sfcoiafs.of the vessel: She is said % bean
iren-clad and ram, and ssmed vlfh PIVOT
guns aHatiscan fling hollow prcjeotilessof
17O pounds and solid projsctiles - go
pounds: She can steam "a khots an heus,
isomef say 203 and viii have IE2 ssiIoosiss,
picked mel; ileiudiDg ths oldscses. who
reserve their pay silExsp.sa; abic6 MiItbe
the fsse:day Of Napoleon, the 18th ofsAs-
gust, Ills sjpst, probsble. that this is'ooe
:of4he iron;yesssls sa,d TO base Been bopght
BY Prussia, as itappesrs shss Sals eos ODE.
y ~ sss4 ssas sEhesAa1; re Et1esznss
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REFEHsss 10 0sTae FREFca ARsfy lN
MExId0 ssrdEJ Or AaAsII1o BzlsL
-EiDs's-Ibe faaldxipg & 1dtsIiissacs sss tesa
taeeostssdsbs satsfisai fsbs Ssshes Lsszs
faSnsA AspissslI s 9

I, The progress OF The French afp1y 1n sllbs
isgatiugs sMexicos aHreoenfly bncn sinter.
rupted hy sessse reseFsess 1lsfeee fcses
Of Mexicans have cut o; ~ ssppiies tsg4s
Acapulco, wtioh IS ecc1pi by 2s1ch
troops, and he ssi9e Sc d tss sily 6as been
raised !. II Gas befisssis haopld
be ,obIigsd sosarssades % scetssqssase Of
thsvant of fond. sEhs Mszissps tafrsss
the troopsia thseity dsyg ~ and and sight. s. il.
cassant firing from bate tiss. y i 49, -
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q Cart. SEMMEs.-Y The oak Hsrd rays;
1--WE understsnd tint tha gsllas som,
mnbder;of fbs. AIsbamss9 I sasiiiysa g st Qaesns.
;at6wa yesterday, id fbe h,soEadlss 8 Ssinpel
sHcpe, bonnd oNasssuS w6shcs; sispfoB.
Esbis, hssill ,stsship g sks seatasn een'
federacy e IS; s ). "a .ss CO.. -
Il said, ON what Ee CONSIDER good an
thority, that the Electric Spar, shiah vas
ssptured recently By the, Con6edsfa5s crui,
ser Florida. willbe put updef mlhsad of
CAPT Semuss pntil lbe ean gat.s 6estsnyes-
SCI. Sheis a psckets steamer bslpesa
New Yofk and New0 Orleans, and 6 ssid 9
DE Of she ftst tquaiiisss especially yin speed.
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Sg0O R EW ARD.

THE Jail in York District was broken
4 on the night of the llth instant, and NATHAN Do.
VER.Sa prisgnnr ,escapsd theFeffoms Said DOVER b.
ahout IS sass age, about 8e high, dark coptax
black hair ana eyer, asOs the tburib OF his Ieft hand his
fare fntrr IN sane hand stiff and crDoked. q.
Tiif give tbe above fewird for his and delivery to
me La Yorkyiie, or SEVESTY-F1YE DOLLARS for his
tmprsopment In any other ia within hundred miles
JAMES MASON, sgd.
= Ar
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nENTAL NOTICE.-DURING G

IL NV absence from Yorkvlfe, have made arrange
ments with Dr. LESLIE OWEN, formerly Of Charleston,
10 take charge of my OFFICE adjoining the ENQUIRIES
buiIdus where he will BE- pleased wait my CUSTOMERS
A isuai Heis gentleman Of much experience In my
line business, and win, doahess give general satisac
,ian "a "a - - -, w. NJ. WALKER, Dentist.
1E,.hr,.,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

- AN APPHAL u Ne Peocse Of The cosfsder.
~ 40 Gtaaes-The Direoeosdf u Ycune
ssss ess,ss.n Assos,sssoe :. q ~ Hee@osa sespees
the patriotic throughout she roafetsfatc States ~
appeal In behalf Of the p0ldisrs' families h this
city. Sinoo the co0meuceme q tho war Richmond
70, been : refuge tos thsss Who have ban driven
iron Their ho0es by our rushless enemies I6rp-
eaads Of elpaess woman and children. uos from the
devassatsd counties e vlrkiaA eaons, but from
asAty every etaso q TIE Couft defacy have pcught
n asyMm e or eid.e. Oar. citssas have bsea
sick and wouud.d eOl6ieFs, 10 furni1h Shoes and
oashsg foe bolders h the Geld and h6opital md to
a8Nd Eo0o md sheltsr for their sulE6fiag hmiieS,
and molly hsvs they, n the great na3Mtay u In
Tho supplies Of psovisiens N the city q the time
aro re0uoo0, aAd the disultte0 Of ohtainng eth.
efo BY ordinary means % pumeeOu1 and great,
ca seeompish but lttle IN purchasing the neeeasa-
Il written report from the Cioshiss Bureau IL
appeafs that there are more than three thousand
from the 0ovesnmsat 10 vain, and that those who
obtain work are nos faliy employed. Tho Wases
received for their work viii mos enable these poor
women 10 procure sufhciency Of the plsinott food
fur Themselves and children. Without assistance,
then, from the city and country seueFAlly, many
instances q actual starvaton must have occurred.
Our City Council has made moot liberal appsopria-
uons cS tho purchAse Of supplies, both for gratu-
employed for the purpose have not been able to pro.
euro the quantity of psovisions required.
Under these circumstances ~ feel that u b our
duty 70 appeal 70 follow citssus throughout The
buttons Of moasy and supplies 70 the Army Coon.
mittse a this assoctatl0n. Since the commencement
of the war this Committee hAs Ab0red ssalously and
faithfully Tor The temporal and spiritual welfare Of
soldiers aud their famlira and for the success
Of glorious cauee. Let those soldiers not be dis
SouFAged now upon the eve Of our severeet, and,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

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