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The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

DALMETTO HERALD
II " JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Palmetto Herald Building, Merchants' Row,
South Of the Theater
All kinds OF
JOB PRINTING
Neatly and promptly done, at short notice.
!, - ASSORTMENT OF FINE INKS
We are prepared TO do @.
~ PRINTING IN COLORS,
In good style and promptly.
BUSINESS CARDS, ADDRESS CARDS.
ENVELOPES, LABELS,
CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS,
And all other kinds Of work done a. neatly ~
at any Office in the country.
We have 3a s
|-:e tAaGE Assosrqsr as Jolytsa TrRS,
BEST Bss ri PRINTING PRESS IN THE WORLD,
For doing variety Of work and doing 1t well.
we employ GOOD PRINTERS,
From frst-class Northern Offices, and intend to
spare no expense to make our establishment the
best In the whole army, going on the principle
that q good Office, well-stocked and managed, is
more profitable thana poor one, run at small
ORDERS By NAIL OR EXPRESS
VIII be promptly attended TO. Samples Of our
printing, in all styles, can be seen at the Office,
and we invite examination By all who have work
~ s. W. MASON 4 co.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07
DINING SALOON,

WILLIAMS q MORRISON, PROPRIETORS.
Meals furnished at all hours at reasonable
prices The Tables supplied with the choicest
meats, poultry, eggs, fish. vegetables, &c.ytor
obtaining which we have the best leihdes fsm
the New York and other markets,
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

nORT ROYAL HOUSE, UNION SQUARE,
i Hilton Head, 8. c. gibson d RIDDELL
Proprietor
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

nIL1TARY AND NAVAL Go0pS.-A
IM Iaree Assortment 'of Army and Navy Gcods
may be found at the Military Store, Il Merchasfs'
Row. Uoo1LAS q w. -
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

A MEXICAN WATCH AGENCY. AMER
AClN WATCHES, So1ld Fine Gold IL
Chains, Solid Rings, "A, 10 and IS Z. stamped,
and variety Of Masonic Emblems, may be pur.
chased at the Military Store, II Merchants Row.
DOUGLAS q co.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07
CAXToN HOUSE, -
y Con. SIN AND c srRErrs :.

Il minutes walk nom the Landlngl
The subscribers, having fitted up the aboge
house respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
travelling public, promising that every eIertion
will be made to secure the comfort OF tneir
GSRHkE SosFkH I PfHH5Si TaTIsir, Propriston..
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

DUNBARs q FRANZ 10 Suffers ROW;
~ Dealers In Sutlers' Goods, Wholesale and
Retail go.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

~ N. BELLOWS, No. 8 SUTLERS' ROW,
VI Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, and Suffers Goods of
Every Description, Wholesale and Retail.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

n N BELLOWS, Il
VI NO. MERCHANTS ROW,
Would respectfully call the attention OF TIE
traders and civilians TO his large stock 0fgo00s
just received per brig Le,ii, consisting Of
FINE CALF BOOTS. FINE BALMORALS,
STRAW HATS, LINEN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, PAPER AND STEEL
COLLARS, CLOTHING,
ORANGES,
LEMONS, NUTS, &c.
Also FINE GROCERIES,
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07

E,oR sALE-A COOKING STOVE, WITH
Il Furniture complete. Extra pipe. Address
.'STOvE, " Lock Box IS, Hilton Head Post
ONCE .....,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

n rlck on rARKrr STREET, 'eLEARrIsLD, rEsS'A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand e tull
assortment of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public.
Nov. l2, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

iasn.,pI Isn peculiar tain, ,
lh%e,lon ,, Y which y.
call ! scRorulA lp,M
IN n'n9,!, the cCns,i,u,isasss, ss q
mullitudes of men !.
either produces .,
produced by an s,'
iee6led, !, vititcd s,,,, -,
OF the { blood, w-lcrs;ss ss
'ha' fluid become, h.
competent to su.ts;,
.'he vital forcesa,I's ,I'si,
Vigorous action. asi M
leaves the system ~ y
fall into d;so.i"'S "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

TINE OF HOLDING COURT.
"a Monday in January, Sd Monday in June,
"a Monday in March, lth Monday in Sept.
VI each yepr and continue two weeks If necessary
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16
THE "REPUCBLIAN."
Terms " subscription.

ps,i D advance, or within three months, VI %
taia any time within the year, 70
Il paia after the expiration os the year, z OO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

CLEARFIELD.CO. DIRECTOR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

hEtLEINS Elm BROS. " W.
Because they sell so very choap-for Cash
Because they keep the best goods
Because their othing is we'll made 4 fashionable
Because they keep the largest assortment;
Because they got New Goods every week
Because they give every one the worth his mon y
Because they take tho advantage Of nobody
Because they treat their customers we'll
Because everybo ly likes to deal with them
Because they sell cheoper than the rest
Because their Clothing are well scwed / fit well
Because they can suit everybody;
Because their Store is 90 conveniently situated
Because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
Because all who deal with them are sure to cal
again, aud send their neighbors;
Because they have purchased their Stock at such
reduced prices shat they can afford to
ADVERTISER
These are few of The reasons why lhey sell so
cheap.
Eas~All kinds Of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices
RElZENSTEIN BROS. & CO.
Clearfeld, Nov I, 1868, 3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16
So RI [yMB
or EVERY SIZE AND PATTERN

Together with all other articles necessary to
complete the assortment Of a first CHS, country
store.
EssT-All kinds of LUMBER and Country Pro-
duoe taken in exchange ;Or goods at the high.
est market price.
hs he is receiving pew supplies Of goods
weekly from Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia
and Pittshurg, the public can see At once that he
will always 90 prepared ~ supply any article
in the market.
JOHN ROBSON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-11-16

Terms of Advertising.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

a. APPOKrlOSMENr Of Hospitals in and
sxvund Richuoui, for the scparats accommodation
u the sick and wounded from d:n.ienS 6tAtes:
3olaiess Of Maryland, Virginia. Tcnuessss. Ken
tu,ky, and Missouri, Are 1t chisnbosazb HosPi-
TAI eassera termiLos VI Broad street, Chuf.h
Hui.
Fhoee FROM North Carolina 10 CcaeIzl Hospital NO
a, In tho u, I'd, Ash, 9th, knd Oh DIV isons Of
M,n.ter Hospital, northwest Of Holly wood Gen.
r,os. !. I'm South Carolina Ia the Ath division 81
Jackson Hospital, southwest VI Wildcr h0spi'
tai.
rhoee from Georgia Ia tho 1st and "a div visions d
Jackeon hssQitxi and Lat division VI Wiadef
Hospital.
1aoeO from Louisiana 1t the Louisiana Hospital,
west ternibus OF Broad street, and IN 81 diyn+
ion Of JscksOn Hospsia,.
those from Alabama, mississippi, Florida, Texas,
aud Arb saass, in The LIST aud 81 divisions u
Howara's Grove Hospital, on Mscaanicssl lie
turnpike.
Confederate or Uaappropviated uospatals-Robert-
con Hospital. corner Of Main and ID streets;
Receiving and Way aide Hospital, corner Of 18th
ana Gracs streets; Smail-Pox Hospital, aeas
h0WaSds Grove.
Prison Hospitals aeuerAi Hospital No 10 sud deue-
raj Hospital NO u. corner u I5sh snd Cary
streeis nv lt-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

H>s&e es-S 49, 49,.
- 8 s1s1se esnass y $1,000 49,.
Z - = yss!s q -, = = - 60 =. -.
49, ~ elnt co1ost 1eAsi b41Dged 4 $3.50
s1sgb - ~ mi ~ Oslsost. uili - ss1s&ssass
tAh bese.e - dsgu.1se sssA ssnDsalse ~ \ =
Qosnt, & tnese - ~ rssuislee neohee Il -. ~
niee; 9 iete NAttailea. q eeses = ~ -. -
ssupMses q i'm sss lsssalipas, IL aessss =
H. snusaAt msssycnows.
!. ConnAadan1s VIII always huas b MIA .
0saoraa Orders No q. y not oaly ~ taAh l., I s
= iMGe postisa = these iustsueusse. IN. -!
habasalls rscsf "a ~ psevis1s 70 "a " ~ wv
cation u tAs ether prsvisSAs II shs evrcnIs, sfA
2 ConAsAn4anso wilj. Of eeussc, Jcsev rs...
dsecuiiy 70 this RuFcan; bss references vbwh :
On their fAcs thAs tkey Ase satAss y, avoid s.'
spGnsseiiisy Or lhbcs VIII 20 svssfasa viihs., ie'
n1ayks. 70.
/. o. The duty Of tie esmnsseAnis q cc,ae,,.,. ,
h accordance with these Instructions, ~ ma.
aad isvieerAte ths indasssiai pfoducslos q ina NJ
fedssaey, ard svpply ~ ARMIES Win men ma A..
mast b rssfotned g. 90 struggle fss iaas,ssx
enco aoA liberty vii fatl. 'Ss
~ order of Oh ] YR0raa. Esps.
NJ It, O DOvTElD, A Ace,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17
IgO1IoN sALxs-ra,s "a,


ARQe aad attractive sale Of 0roceriss ma
II Riockade Goods u suetioa. --On Tf,esv s,,s
The l1th last, At 10 o'clos k, Ne will tifsr
BL0t KaD. Go,Ds
10 cAses, sIpA's, iadisS misses. and sL,L
dseL's shoes
u cases. LA pairs. cavalry and French cay
9 s.ses. g pairs, gsot's Congress gal.srs
DO 60 do kussst brSxsns
do 26a black fell hats
do 100 white and slate hats
- boxes buck gsunttsss
70 dozen French ca,f-skiIs
~ brides ard gisths
~ hoop skirts
200 81 g;i1h gun ears
80 pieces black and white uaoAa.S
~ do striped pOplins
8 pairs No 10 cellOa cAtus
! dozen linen AhiY's
With variety VI miscellaneous articles
CO pieces, 1900 yards, woalsn cloth, P.f, gs.
puhs,a Zachary
8 baise ezoaburgs
20 bags choice NC sugar
0 d. crushed sugar
10 kegs bi carl sedA
ksgs Mo Z DE
bIrfosD Cuba d
bags pepper
do c'pperss
Is boxes resin fOap
20 DO tsli0W Candies
~ do starch
cares baltimore greund G. tie
dozen kngitsh pickles
caBes scotch IN,
IL kegs MAcraboy do
20 dez,n bottles old apple brandy
do Coxnns do
10 kegs 0td Jam ,icA rum
barrels and kegs lard
5hlkins butt.r
tiercee rice
! ~ ln,h CIRCULAR saw
With gene. III assortment &C groceries
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co,
jsl5 Aucsioaesr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

II WILL cell, ct my salsseossas, No ~ aaia 81
II On SATURDAY. lSsh-
FarsisHrs (houssho.a and kitehsE)
Dry goods ard esGthisg
k0c&a ana sh0ee
Watches and jswelTy, Ac.
ConSiSnReals received liii morning Of sas.
Pr kA1ON, Auct,
je i6-9tt % Main stSeet bsar iSse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

TNaR8k Haadred Dol,ass Reward -kesa.ay,
ascut 10 o. l2 days ego, fson MT u Buulng.
tose, near Ssaples's NIL, W ueusicS where 10 Haa
hired. my ssEfo naa Alfred. Said negro y q da.k
brown collar, abosA ~ years Old, feet 10 " u
inches n height, haa . dOwa loo6, sad siamnerl
uhen spsAea 70 Wili give .tAe shove reward fos
III aPpsshessiop and oenan6neat II any isl -
that can est Inn, ~ his dstiysry to
va MILLER,
tell-lts CosneF Clay and Adams 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

,
Il win be recollected that after the terri.
lle slaughter Of Grants men on the 81, he
allowed his wounded to remain On the
gsound outside Of our w0rksf for several days,
unable 10 take the ground. and preferring 70
~ thsm perish Tor want Of assistance to
ssnding . h,g ot truce askiag permlssiop to
bary tAs dad. The nag would have been
a .aamiasion Of defeat. and his humanity
wps not strong enough 10 overcome his
vnity. A. lest he sent A,g, With propo-
ala ~. not fs . truce 70 bury his dead, but
That 1ring should ceAss on both aides until
the dlaA OF both sides could be buried
0en. lee & once perceived tho trick, and
ans9erM that be had no dead or wounded
outaiie q Mn lines. After equlsocasing
- prsgasixting for several days longer,
0sAnt ~ oh,fgoa. = Last. to AJAX Tor truce,
- 4 wAs etssted hin. Hers YES An nm.
mlDtakabis eoplsssiss of defeat A cor
sespoids {, however, Of the New York
Hkse. writes : long letter, dsscribing ~
nlaGilaE II both parties o. tho 1eld q TIE
Aead. e1ea rsaosing IT. oua men. Accord
~ - NJ maaS account, 4 usla n aEraAge.
1leet mulns,ly AGssed @. ~ 1o4 : sInpla
peemtaaion on the part 81 0enetaa LAs. aaA
tAua 4 WI be rsprsssnts6 = 1yesy paper
= YsAksedom. Caa Aaybe1y imaGias Any
Mag more unatteahly ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

~ USE ~ bsse-pase,cuiAriy tbs best t.As
TAsse Ny b. kuna (srisisg, -eop3iDg aud iodshbie
iak.) q rssasaaAs psioAs vhosals snd retail ct Ne
I, asAes nxshAsss ustsl. lAth e. TIE Iaae, as,
partnanta, coon panies. %, furnishsd u M ~
fssee, ead Like vasSnsts1 b I'll sases J'"-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

,s..,.. a..tn
nssnn n.ss; s ".ss,ss ri. q t. ssoss.
no:e~s - ~. u..1ss ~ ~. 81 n osels
~. S~s.or n Ureo1css ~ the eusatng yess
.;,,sS. .s~". - ~ n,oetsps. bsockAohlefs wLc
srcxsss MN WILLIS, Jr, Sse,J.
=. 500
--=. -. =: :. .s-,,--. -. !.
0GBt I"u VI - SsSs~-s - o. co.sSs
VILE On 6stusdsy, the 2esn oey q !ons. as"a'
Dsseas1 q ssess i@eSl 49, ~. eoae De.oss
ehouA - psesees:
y esasf 70! inc 4 wusrAna d.,
~ 1n--S.aws.- .----.--.-.s.-.y
AAO0AA0zA
80. s....s = .snI, s,ss rws-
=
......., s,.se aA.a,u suMA
s"s'"ss' -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

ri. lC0. I.e. for as.e.--OAu te bad N aay q ian
t.ty At I'll hours u the Gay, 81 Ma American sts-
b,os, roras: of l0.h aud Cary arrests
10 Its uMnsN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17
By Redwood, lziOif,s d 60, AMets,
mo 81 Alain street,

NM will sell, BY auction. On Friday nsxs, Of 10
w o'clock, ut QUE ssiesfoouas, No 81 Main st-.
Furniture, cooking sscves
Vinegar, tobacco
Oii0thtpg, sc.
ConSiSnments snIici.sd snd received until day Of
eals REDWOOD, PulLLl, 8 CO,
jsl6 Auctiorters
Also,
2sswing machines
lot Of garden hose and ppo.
js7 X, Il co, hucis
A u rllUN Sale II viii Gner the eelexi.d
n stock Of Dry Goods, st No III B.oad street
- public Sucticn commencing on Friday, I7th insi
u 10 O'Clock precisely. Tcrnas csfh on delivery.
10 10 81 SrROOK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

Mk0ROkS FOH HAL.k AND AlAK
Il Or Hiro-for the balance Of the year, young
hsalthy woman. . very good cook washer and
ieonss. Apply q my resideSce, head Of 0rsos st.
orpos,ts The Hover gArdsu, or ct the State Court
House. q STARKk.
10 I7-3ts
MN e1ifo or cale-A afst. rata c.apx, WsanSf sbd
irouev. with two cniifren, the oldest capable 70
d0 house werk. Apply to he 0ARONtR,
js l6-2tS Al II 9laFko's, 81 AAtn st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

kar SPECIAL kOIIGR-1P q Luck has no
c,nas :tioa si,h IN ths auc Ion businest ms
sAes 70 not ct cur house.
REDWOOD, PHlLL'Pd co,
,.,as, 81 Nal. street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17
ROMA WHY'S

nAN AWAY-Ti0m The Subscriber my girl
II, Mily. She " shout Il yssrs oid, gingerbread
c.af, stckly lolhGg. fall head o hair. hbesat re-
ward w.il be paid Tor her return p me.
3 RAYMOND,
10 1k-at Butcher ID ice New Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17
4 UUTiua nAAk>-surux. uA,a



BY H. $. iTsasanss, duct.
HOU3EHOLD Furni.ure, r., for sale at su.
III ti,n.-On Monday, The goth inst, at 10 o'ck,
Wal sell at my store . gsGerai ssscrtment oil d.
sifsble Furniture, cowpiisns-
Mahs gary wsrdsobes, ln:eaus
Cottage bureaua. wsshstAEds
Mahogany. c~ttase, and ether bedstsAas
Sidebt Ards, fsfee, ehairs
iefrigsratois, tAbas
excellent spIing mattress
Atsu,
AsmAl assos tnsnt vi hardware
livery superior sole leather travelling trunk.
ALSO,
10 gold and silver watches
Sefy superior hunting gold watch Ard chain,
tho property OF soldiers vie.
JAZZ Es PLEAsAN =, Auctf.
By Geo. W. Wnhs, Aaes'y,
mo. GS Main ST.
WILL. fell, 1T auction, ct my store, On S.tuf-
i isy, Juus iSlh, At 10 o'ctosk =
A desirable lot household and Kitchen iuIai
ture. crockery and glasswAr
wrapping paper. cigars, tobacco. &c
Sykes, wood bucksss. WashstAEds
Dry goods, c!othisg, shaes. boSta
Mats, buttons aud iAa~y soOds
I'D and silver watches j.WNIIy, e.,
j-n 0xO WILL Is. Aust.
By Redwood, FAalips e. 70, Aaetigaeess.
tbi Main blfcss.
VKYn will ssa nj III, Horse Lot. ON Saturday
w nexi. . number Vi
Horses,
MuIss,
ERnwoOD pairJIpa n 40. Asci,
Mr. Luck u Ia way conseced with our hoaas
and persons hayns stuck 10 sell will please sfssk
win oae Or The othsr Of shs afn .eoa'i..
-----------1u---T--I 4, - -, ---
0Y IL. r. Laea, A"es.
,. -, ..u,,
Ill saturday, the isth Inst. on coa.eii cA.Gtsf
nia ii 10 o'cio.k
good horses. sound and gentle 10 hzraets.
ALSO.
maia. LII LUCK.
isl7 Auciionssr
fss ~. .. - ss.s i..s "s as.ss ..;s
r WILL. cell, at my sslsssosss, No 81 a.ia st.
i o. Saturday. lSsh-
Fsrstturs lhoussho!a and hitehsE)
Dry COED: and s'sta'ss
Watches Aad jswslry. Ae.
oonstSaGssts received ttii morning o. ssie.
is,s-ats % s..s street sSs s:as lab.
81. o1-- ~ 49, 1...,;o...~-
10y 1"es. ": Aeesss 1sH,
so@0' oesas! q .-.1 e.e .sss '''
E0 cosasw.sA Heres ana .sl.s for 81: 81. =
ysss, % sssdsn asi gorsn sea nals.. 1t tho cs
!, aa 70 es1se sAs'as aa'''ss .Scsss
hasjof and Q y
ssle esadsetsd b Taos v Ysssss. Aac!'r
jas -.---
TnP0afAnT = sbs L.dts
AZ EzkElEi.'l, No u nsisu,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

PROP ST MAUI BINGHAM
DeGS respectfully 10 infosM the ladies and gentle
uea that be Ia ior0irg class Of Children for the
summer season--evevy TUESDAY ana ThuFsday, ut
O'Clock r u. An early application 10 respsctfa!ly
solicited. JILL ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17
By Geo. w. Hnt.x, A,lcs'y,
mo. GS Main ST.

I WILL fell, 1t auction, ct my store, On sAtuf-
j Day, Juue 18Th, At t6 o'ctoxk-
A desirable lot household and Kitchen iuIai
ture. crockery and giassw ara
Wrapping paper. cigars, tobacco &c
Spiecs, wood buckles. WashstAEds
Dry goods, c!othiog, shaes. boSta
Hats, buttons aud isa<y soOls
0lld and silver watches j.WslIy, e.
j,H 0EO " WILL IL, 4u.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

HORSkS, NSles sc. at auction Il shall sell N
Saturday, the 18th iast, Couscii Cts&tef
kiii III 10 o'clo Il
good horses. sound and gentle 10 hzsasts
ALSO.
large mu'es, stous years old. They ate No
! muias. l. II LUCK.
jeH Aueiignser
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17

~ 1A6s. w. Keeses. Asetioassr,
(0dAcs Corner Of l2th and Cary slrrsis)
p n Condemned Ilar-ss and Males for sale =
III Austt0a -wM be sod o. Friday, the 2sss "
Juss, % eyudsm4e1 0neDoD aad Nulss. Ut Una -
Horss La. n RAcsn's Quarter DsASca, oonmssei's
q 10 0cloek. M ARCHER.
nsjor and u
ssls essdsetsd b Taos " Ksssss. Aac!'f.
j3l3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-17


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

thas enable al the troops q tie Hast
ern Departments to take an active
part 10 tie movements uhish i Is hop
cd all result IN the capture Of Rich
mond. This may COS, some expense
and trouble bot Il is better 10 spend
ona dollar TO make sure against dis
Asier. Than to ron tie risk Of having
to spend = hundred in reoove ring from
is effects.
No enc cares 70 think Of what
might be the results, Il Gen. Gran,
should be defeated in Virginia. They
are n leas, Of 80 serious a nature, that
il /. not bcs to ruo any foolish risk.
Of bringing them upon Us. Every
means should be taken 10 make yicto'
~ doubly sure. There is no doubt
but that our enemy viii bring every
available power against Us and risk
all for Ills success. 10 preparing fol
the even, Tie Government should re-
member That the rebels regard j a
the great decisive struggle. The
greater the number OF the troops, tbs
less viii be the number Of the slair
and the more certain the result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-19

Mr Roger e N-v Jersey, alb ugh
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A YOUTHFUL " VETERAN The
term veteran as applied nowadays,
is 50 ASSOCIATED from age AMI appear
ance that sometimes ludicrous snrpris
Is occur. A person presented hlsselt
at one Of our recruiting Office, who
was so small and so young that the
officer asked "Wbat can be done
for you, Sir I" thinking him some IN
ierloper. "Want 10 enlist, was the
reply, in voice corresponding with
the appearance. "You do, eli in
whal capacity z asked the officer, as
ii incFeduloas. As veteran II said
the applicant, looking as fierce as pos
sible. The officer looked al him wiIl
some surprise. "Well my venerable
friend, said lie, "elad 10 see You, bul
! should Judge from your size llai you
were fast approaching second child
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The PROHIBITION OF SLAvARY.-0n Fri
day last the Senate passed the resolution
proposing an amendment to the constitu-
ton, aboishing slavery BY the very strong
vote Of 3S 10 G. We give the yeas aud nays
as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, md.
Ter, Clark, Collamer CouneS Dix
on, Dooiitle, Fessenden, y Foster,
Grimes. Hale. Harding, Ha,i..n, Harris,
Henderson, Howard. Howe. johnson. LaBe
(Ind. j, Lane (Kansas). Morgan, Morrill,
Nesnith, Pomer,y, Rtmsey. sherman,
Sprgue, sumner, len Eyck, 1rumhull Van
Nnsle Wade, Wilkinson, Williams and
Wilson'S
NAYs--Messrs Davis, Hendricks, Nc
Dougall, Powell, Riddle. salisbury
The following is the joint resolution as
passed
Be i Resoired, BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. two-ihirds
Of both Houses coneurring. that The follow
ing article be proposed to the Legislatures Of
the several States, as a. amendment to the
Constitution Of tie United States, which,
when ratified by three-fourths Of said Leg
stature, shall be valid 10 all inteuts aud
purposes as part Of ihe said Constitution
namely
Ant. XIII. SIC. l. Neuher Slavery
nor involuntary sersitude, except as pm
ishment for crime, whereof the party cha !
have been duly convicted. shall exit within
the United States. Or any place subisei to
their Jurisdiction.
SIC. 2. Congress shall have power 10
enforce this article BY appropriate legisla-
ton.