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A YAnKsE ot1mos o. ms TasA1nass % 1ana
farsosns - TEE DoosssDsnAvn-TheN New York
E9Fr~s has IN aruels shout the sSchanss Of psis.
"ners, nom which we tats the SolIewins..
FIom the start, Il has hesa pat Of tie piaa of
the Abolition disunioalsn u the Novth - rspee-
sent zen. sne soushsfn slave staia pcs.aton q, I.
nans, Inhum.n women. whippss, II not lends In
savnate, and II has doettless done mueA 70 inter-
siy tne relentless bitterness with which shls war
on mo~ ~ wc,sss, 70 h:vs avs tina. swespaas ea.et:
:h pseceai terms a some hstaroday) pess0sted In.
hence the 7rt0sns, In ,Ais misehievous sptzis, of
"a, ,day says ediionally. "it 10 .. savage and bar
hence, also, the prominence constantly given tn
rue over colosed, II not essentially false, state
ments OF refugees, deseftess, and Of released pss
oneIs sometimes, Of the unmentionable cruelty
piacuced oy the rebels upon their victims, espe
ciaiiy upon the victims they have In pris0u Oc-
easioha'ly these misrepresentauons ars Get fight,
a. ior instance, In the testimony given by some Of
our exehnngsd prisoners who arrived at annapolis
yesterday. We quote from letter thence 70 the
ttsss, (an A6mln;ptra.ion orean:)
Lieut.. Col. James N. 6audersou, Chief Conris-
sary Of Subsistence OF the lot army eurps utterly
and 0aily ccrtradess the statements respecting the
Issue Of mule meat" at the Libby, and adds thar
all such statements BY returned prisoners and let
sfwrters, tend TO bring rs into rfdculc, and inter-
-!efa materially In the humane efforts someumes
made % mitigate the real evils Of the ease.
Mai. Thos. P Turner, the commsndans Of the
Libby, was a cadet Of West Point f,l two years
rsesa'n: ne war. He is ysry youns man, but
astrsot soldier and severe diseapiinahan, but not
entirely unmindfu Of those virtues by which an
eHvah's feputatfen II 10 be attained. Dick Turner,
however, the Inspector Of the Prison, (who By the
way, is relative Of The Msjor) 10 Of an entire
: stesFeDt mould. yet has some Styeaks Ct IN.
mun!'y In his comp0sti0nj which brighten upon
acquaintance. His unexpected Kindness to the
tooso,e and weary prisoners he rccaptursd aftsr
their attempt TO gscGpa with the famous Hone hmm.
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Taa DIsSRslRcY o. IsTxRxsrs o. 1as NEw
ENGLAND STATls AND The Wss7-Grosine Oypost-
kon.--The ci y Of Lawrence is thriving - never
before. The mills are running over hours. and the
gseatest want is more hsip.-Sost9n Posi-
Lawrence, Msssachuset;s II 10 the sama way
with all the manufacturing towns of New Ede land.
hey are all making money Cos they have never
made bei0re) By reason of the high tariff and the
war. The money they make % rapidly is mostly
extracted from the West, whore people are growing
poo: for the same causes from which New England
il growing rch. To add insult u injury, the Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts proposed, Ia his recent
message that has Stats oashI MOTTO bs required to
furnish any more men for tnc war; that her ~ ystems
Of industry required her men a. home, and that The
FEDERAL Government wosld be benefited BY Isav-
ins them at h0ms and seeking for men In States
which eoHlA better spare them s-CA,oces 7srass.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, q 8 AL


TRASHY DEPARTMENT, q 8 AL
Richmond. March IL, 1854
fl'Hg following Iepositsries are established fer
I funding Treasury notes in the State Of Virginia:
3 @ ElEOre. Treasurer; K q Maury Co, Ian.
cssisr & Co, Eank Of the Commonwealth, Rich.
ne1d
ia + Gibson, Abingdon
CO GaIdlef, Chrst.asours
I'm nlsckford LyG burg
len 4 Johpsa2, IA vile
Al Kinney, SituEt2n
psaiai Dodson, Petersburg
!aley, 0IArksy!e
v Vsss Psar!ssqrg
R4ns Of Rock,rgsau, RarT.s0obuFS
VIC Venabio, Parinvi,e
Geo Baker, LexiEs ston
ptp4y. Ts~hier .y~sn
Rsus ei afestsvls, Scc:ssyi!!s
{ II Morrisan, Ey.heville
= AP aDsil, Charlottesville
Ld8Csawsy, fitag giyania u
~ BaTusids, Union.
Ia hatit.ln % lie above tho Chis; QnsytsYnaaster
q esch army corpa Is authorized 10 receive AID
iaud notas Thty ase the following:
Maori J. asrman, Q u, Orange O 3, Lieu. Gen
Bs EveirR carqa
MAJOR Flsd, MSorange Il, Lieut. Gen AP
EHYs oorpS
slo! y F,.'hush, q u, Grange o H. Major
Gen B siuart's cayslrs oosps
Major .icMahos, cfs, Dublin Depot, Major Gen
l.f BrseGibI!dge's d.V!.lca
hsioF Ia or, Q Ii, Lieut. Gen LonssEsst's 3 corps,
karsatoEu, Tenn
ssjor Ewing, 9 n, L.sss Cen Hood's ccspe.
lstol, Ga
Cap. 9 Patton. 9 Y, najer asn Hardss's corps.
h.t3a, Ga
Cap Morton, n, Maj Gen wheeler q division,
hioo, e.
ospi \ Yorns, Q N, Lieut. Gen Polk's division,
ahdian, Mss CG MEENINGER,
nd ls-iistAp eec'y a the Treasury,
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WHAT fal "NlLIrlA" Can Do.-The Selma
Gaia Citizen states that about ten days since a
party Of State militia, numbering about seventy
inensnnder the command Of Capt. Smith and Col.
samuel q. Henry, OF the 9Th Alab2ma Volunteers,
crossed the Tennessee At .CIsysviile, Marshall
county, and attached party OF cne nundred Yam
turing fty nine, with their horses, arms, and ac
edutsemeuts. The party returned, With the loss
Of two lnen. bringing their prtsoners, and are now
armed with tbs Speaccr ride, ths trophies Of thesr
victefy.
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Af'AIRs N FLoRlpA.-We clip the followip,
fems from the Gainesville (Pla.) Ce.cn STATES, o

~ SoHf pAs--" . clip the IOilOWiBD
Items from the Gainesville (Rla.) Cotton saues, OF
tina 18th inst:
All quiet At Jacksonville and Pa,a;ka. II ia srn-
poeed tnat there ars between two and three thou
SAND troops at the latter place, and arrangements
nave eesH maze 10 take care OF them
The hotel and female seminary at Madison, FIa.
have both teea burnt; IT is supposed accidentally
Big. Gen. Gardner has removed his heauoua,-
ters 10 Tallahassee
1t 10 supposed by some that a number Of yam
kses have gone back 10 Folly Island. Others think
that they have been reinforced.
Yankee prisoners state that they we're informed
tbas Union meetiags had been held throughout this
state inviting them In. They found the fight SORT
OF Caion-oi bulie.S and bayone,s.
The Yankees opened The eommisssyy a. this
place when they were here, and treated their col
ofed brothers and sisters TO the good thiuga.
Tbs FEDERAL G-sseTzi seymour has announced
that be Will give no quarter TO Confederate hoops
hereafter, II his next battle results as bis Las.
ins'e Will ss nothing ieft Of him To quarter.
a letter from the headquarters Of the army In
Florida, dated March 10, says:
peserteTs coming In from the enemy alno..
daily. They report l6 .UC0 men at Jacksonville and
100 al Paiatka. They seem to dseirs 10 make
diversion In their favor in that direction. assure
yol they Will he taken care of In that direction ae
well as this. The army is in the best Of spirits,
and confident OF victory whenever they nee, the
s2nGal ice.
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HosxS 1hasp<A-For . week past the city
has been infested by q notorious gang OF
horse thieves, the Individual members Of
which are all well known to the police. In this
time they have stolen upwards Of dozen
horses, all OF them very valuable snimals
On Monday night they broke into Mr.. J. Z.
Pitts's stable, corner Of Henry and Har.hall
streets, and stole two horses, valued ct
$500 each. Part of the gang are still In tho
city, whilst the others are believed to have
gone either to LYnchburG or Petersburg
with the stolen horses.
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CNr-Rastoion 25th Virginia bat
TALON. better known % the City Battalion,
Col Wyatt n. Elliott, who, since their Of.
ganiiation, have been on duty in this city,
yesterday morning moved to Chsmn's Bluh,
their place IN this city being supplied BY the
16th Va battalion, Hunton's brigade. As
the City battalion passed down Main street
the troops presented really splendid sp-
pearance, and we're loudly cheered BY the
cilisens. The men are delighted with the
change The constant guard duty they had
to perform here was excessively Wcatisome.
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4 ACT authorizing ne receipt Of tae treasury
"A lotes o. ne Confederate States Ia payment Of
IA othc' public dues, and regulating when and
iM. '' sp>i % received fsas'0 AHcn =
"t raaetsa by IA. Gsneyal Assembly, That the
.atefess bearing treasury notes OF The Confecer-
2 S.es ssusd sl.e. tbs lat day Of April, 1884,
"oe received Ii payment OF taxes aud ether
= g csss, aud tbs non Interest bear pg notes CT
i',thiea-fAie STATES iasuSd prior 20 the FIRST Gay
n, 1854. except the rotes Of the ceoomiEs.
s,e hundred dollars ghali In like manner be
u "a payment cf taxes aud otEer public CUES
ae nrst dsy Of April, 1864, AMI uatll the l0.h
,Tomoef 1864, bat only at the ra.e OF sixty six
A sss.'s oents for one dollar ct such notes
.,, .1eila Or otier collecting ofiiccr shall have
~, ,of Inc noes Issued prior to the Hrst day of
NJ r. looi' collected by hin unlsss he shall pay
a, :, ~ Nso Inc Treasury on or bescTc the 2tth
r., Vi december, 1884, EsiAs Of . lees denomIns.
g.. usn I'VE dollars, .ssnod By said Confederate
trs " ~"A'0 ~
>. u elaH be lawful for sheriss and other collect
49, VAoefs O. s2Ses and other public dues TO re-
An saaoos ehasem ent, until the frst day OF
o ,to 40 nna interest bearing Treasury notss
d.v =, .nlsie'ste States issued prior 10 the nrst
ases Cue prior 10 the frst day Of April, 1854.
sod, efiu o. other collecting officer shall receive
On q, ne shall pay the same !oto the Treasury
h ,.."pe ths 25ih day OF June, 1854, nor until
hy h,, max aata that the notes offered IN payment
b se.e seFrssiiy and actually received by him
lns.' .nsn' OF taxes and other pubic duss at the
4 nm saa rates specified In this act.
aon nierest bearing Treasury notes Of the
hsr ,s.,A stales Of the dissemination Of Eve dol
b nsaea prior to the rs, DAY Of April 1884 may
Nd o,sa sihou, abatement In pa, nsnt Of taxes
lss4 sI nIps pSes dues until the tensh day Of June,
7ins.,rn' r'essdsd The same shall be paid into tie
M W OF before the asth day Of Juno, 1864.
IL ,s, s &c. paSsad September i4th, 1865, entitled
4 sn ~, ..,neacirs and re-enactng the lo9th section
rrt a Sastsd On cot imposing taxes for the sup
's'St ropeaIss. p'''ea Aafcn S''n' i'ee'
ssase a ,s DC tho duty u the Keeper OF the Rolls
b pa,,. os act 70 be published immediately after
Ehnsas. IN N 1t least ave newspapers published In
{ ~ lT pnriod OF four xesks.
anaii b. In forcs from It's passage.
0'p7 from the Rolls-rAts.
VIM ? GORDON. in,
ss- Clark of Housa Of Delegates and
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4 Countvfest Aat Wasn't Counseynls-
John Nocker was yesterday brought before
the Mayor, on the charge Of passing . coun-
Wall.
1t appears that Mr.. Wall, having taken
the note In, In the way Of business at his
store, had offered to pay 1t along with other
money, to John Smith. Mr.. Smith refused
to take the note, saying that 1t had been
passed on him once by Nocker, and that he, on
its being refused as . acounterfeita at the Bank
Of the Commonwealth, had written Nockers
name on 1t, and returned 1t to him. Hear
ing this Mr.. Wall went to Nocker and de-
manded that he should redeem tho note,
but Nocker refused. when Wall had him ar.
rested. After the case Yves brought into
Court, however, Nocker had given Mr. Wall
another twenty dollars, aud agreed to take
the suspected note back. The Mayor sent
the note down 70 the Treasury, aud It being
their pronounced good, he dismissed the
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RsS. ". La1vs LAlbslse to-ngA. This
gentleman who was Chaplain ct Gen. Jsek-
cons Headquarters, during his brilliant mil.
itary career, and hence possessed peculiar
opportunities for forming just estimats Of
the qualities Of our departed hero, will
deliver tonight, ct the let Presbyterian
Church discourse on the the religious
Character of the illustYious chic1tain,
whose deeds have excited tho sdmiration oil
the civtliaed world.
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Con- TAlt-some nights ego . helfer, val
ued at e2b0, belonging to Nr. Wellington
Goddin, was butehered In the garden OF that
gentleman, on 9th street, north Of Clay Ct,
and carried OF The next morning traces OF
blood could be seen leading from the garden
70 house occupied b. Allen s, :1ys Ssn 81 h
rested Allen on suspicion. Be says he did
not steal the heiier, bat that be knows who
did
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DALToN, March 9o-Our last adv1oO 660
the front report tho ensmy quiet. Whssl-
er's cavalry are vistlantly watching TIE -.
nousment Of the late Yankse psospeslivo
campaign. Gen. Johnston y, % 0oubss
fully advised Of their movemsatA
The story Of 0hAEmanae hDs1nD. .1Ahen -
his headquartcrs al Nashville = fegr6ea
as blind to control Grants "On 10 ReA>
mond," aud to enable Thomas 70 hold
Johnston In cheek.
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Kdyor's Ceuvt-There were several caaes
before the Mayor yesterday In addition to
those mentioned elsewhere in this column.
Milton, slave Of Miss Mary Fox, Wa sent
on to the Hastings Court for breaking into
the room Of Gen. Jerome b. Robinson and
Capt. Taeitus 7. Clay, laet Sunday, and steAl.
ing pair Of boots and some shirts belong
ing to the General and e70 In money belong
ing to the Captain. The negrowas suspect.
ed from the Circumstance Of his being the
servant In attendance on the room, and knew
its arrsngements, and where the Captain
kept his money; and when arrested By OH.
Ger Davis part Of the money was found
upon him, and the stolen boots and shirts
were found In the house where hs slept II
ecreamenvilla
'Abram, slave Of Andrew Hllett, was or
dsred twenty lashss for striking white boy
named Henry @, TraAer. II seems the ne.
gro Wss ct work In the yard OF the gas.h0use
when the boy made cross mark on his back
with . piece Of chalk, when the negro
slapped him over and kicked him.
Charles Miller was fined go and bound
over to keep the peace for assaulting and
Jonn 31tman, very rasnlly nee negro,
was sent to the chain sang q part Of 4
eentence inflicted on him on . previous day
for robbing an old negro named Martin
Smith. He 70 1nt-rAte baker, aad may y
made useful about the Jail
Alexander Kennedy, charged With being q
par0led Yankee from HtAunt0n, who haa been
brought into Court and rsmanded daily on
the same charge during the last fortnight,
was called up, and then told to 'set back"
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fxvrxssxl1fs.-lu msidng impressusnis Of
foed supplies In East Tennessee, een Longerssst
required his commi ssares In all esses % leave
ffty pounds of hacasst.ad fra nMie's Of wheat
10 every saNt member of iaenii. biscs ard
whs.e, :aa isis t,e quantity 10 c!;.idsan boz y.e1
ths ages vi Two aYd lootsea years.
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Mrs. >lnaa's Csae The case Of Nm. fat-
tsrson Allan, indicted for high treason. We
called up in the Confsderate Court yester
day. sud for good eAuse shown continued
till the llth OF April next. Mr.. Allan Was
beiled for 6er appearance In ol00,OoQ
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kes Rebbsrtsa-On Tuesday night Mr..
Joseph Woody's smoke house, on 18th street.
between Broad and Grace, was robbed OF
%, 200 worth OF bacon and lard.
On the same night Mr.. wellington God
din's atpra room wna robbed OF r0und Of
beef and several bushels Of meak
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4 Hoss9-A horse IL wanted for service In
the field, to- be presented 10 one Of Tie
most distinguished officers Of the Army Of
the Potomac. Any person having one that
is suitable is requested 10 sall on NJ. Thea
W. boswell
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EaaD DOUGLASS AND TEE "CoLosED SieTEss.a--
A. col0rcd ladies' douglass fair" g.as ofgainzed
recently in New Orleans, and resolutions, among
othsrj adopted recognizing the services OF the ii-
iustrious Frederick Douglass" In The "eleya.i0n
and disenthralmentD Of his ruce; that commirseo
of twelve gentlemen" be appointed 10 make an
necessary arrangements Tor the reception OF "Ns.
Yredsutek Uousisss )" aud that tho invtaton be ex-
tended in the name of the snauve central co0a-
mlttee, iefl bank OF the mississippi river, parish OF
Oiieans, and in belnif Of the csiored Pep0'auoa
thersin."
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LADY WoFILY MoSYiauE, the famous wit and
beauty, made the most sarcastic observation that
was ever published about her own SEE. SIT goes
fay," said my lady, $40 reconcile me TO being q
woman, when reject that am thus In no danger
of ever marrycg one ~
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lowing Is an old story, bs, has the merit Of being
tsH- as well a. aprepos to the times:
Commodore Barclay, who fought the battle Of
Lake Erie against Perry, was engaged to b. mar
ried TO fine English girl. AT Trafalgar, with Mel
son, he had lest an aSmv At Lake Akfe he los:
leg. On returning 70 Rngland, fesing hts condi-
ton very acs;ely, hs sent friend to his heuothed
10 tell her that under the circumstances In which
he :nund himself, be considered her released nom
all engagements 10 him. The lady heard tho meg
sage, then sHid 10 the friend:
"Edward thinks / may wish our engagement 70
he broken because u his misfortunss, does he
Tell him that II be only brings back to 8ngiand
body snosgh TO- hold the soal 10 carried away with
him, l'll marry hIm.''
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Con- 70 Fortress XoNrOs.-It y said that
Judge Ould and Captain Hatch have Gcneto
Fortress Monroe on business connected Win
the exchange Of prisoners.
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PosIsf.---ln thsss days Of shabby zsntsst rhyMs'
aad thSsadbaxe fusttan, how ritaii tbsss Old itnss
ehtns Oh the heart aad ear. They afs Of SiF
PAltip sidney:
Her heart "a Hike ho3sn lake,
Css wlsase c0sd hfiMk stsad,
O., tax. rue ~ the spirit -sste,
-. And .ead ne ~ :ne hat,.i
ana guide, thoa lowing saint. the Way
To whore the ica - thln,
That Il may hrsak beneath ny feet,
Ard ist atoves In
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They ssy the ConiedeEacy u On In last laes, bus
ws fear thsss Iass Iegs viii kiek ewtaliy.
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1IEA:rRy psPAarasSf CD a,

Hlchnono, fco 2oth, 1854.
'thkhcu3f NOTICE es TO Funding under Act
i Of January lTtli, ls54.-Notice is hereby given
" al hoders Of Treasury Aotes not bearing intsIest
'la inry may exchinge the same Immediately at the
el;s q the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, or OF
a.! Depos!iary, for certificates which will enti.ie
,a 70 'olF per cent bonds; and that the said privi
*se VIII continue until the lst April ensuing after
sacn sii ru.es over the denomination Of IS can
pa'tu1ec Only at 65H cents to the dollar, except
u, asnared dollar notes, which after that date are
o. 1aser receivable for public dues, and can only be
eEth.
me esrtnoa:es asuel, tesetaer with the honda for
saea ihey may be exchanged. arc receivable for
ai~ o the year lss! Ct tSs full amount expressed
Tue tafe without interest," and not subject TO
9eii;s
90 Ihs snort time allowed should a6monish oil bold.
nPfonptiy % present the notes, and not risk the
:ece u e.eus.ca b. ihs pressure which Will occur
fne end q The month Of March.
}. egned,) O0 EEaMINGHR,
: "2-tApl SScy0Ssrv Of Treasury.
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tSjsranh 4ispzttb.


.- vpsblis1se daily, CSanlays sgcsps-
= ,.s vsiinG, ~ pee ySAr, q ID sce oix
- m.Se. a.; month, 13-m adyonos
- ns.aiances BY mail, are a ~ fisk cf
~ ~. them. Chscks end dfAfls M1A Be
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Judge LxsaSs Cowrt-No criminal case
was tIisd II thIs Court yester6av, The Day
being taken up With civil business.
nUnCaAnuKD wtlsaks Noaise.-I shaH esosl.se
- 80 euod1 tiu u O'Clock O xbursdsy. the
Slst tngt, 1ef NJ p9eont soSreney - pAS. AnN
tha& perjod aha - obligs1 y oGltns ~ esv eay.
rsaCy. q ~ susivsjent which, ~ ~ pslsAA es5
y04u 0oQGDY,
nh 4a-4ks ~ 1nln q.
KyET s.,Ns.
~ Nov ready ss ~ Sssx ana Mssse aecfAs;
The STAR SpAiGLSo CROSS
~ tahalaso.
VIA Elsnissssa usis pase. q
nj sk-ss lialnasl,vas
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AAO1 AoAe11111 11201S1.
oAAHe1 Q l.. NaseA 0-lag11es ~
nom the Yankee linss ssposGtA1t t1e0
my are scouting setivsay u ~ dkss1s9 e
rredericksbafR - tAat 0sone N -
vance = soon = ~ on tseeps so1u1n hoo
their furloughs - troops Nabo hsoaG11
from the West. Which wfn bs sbout tAelouA
OF April 4 srsas many AssestaS Aleo ~
Yankee army are n ths senr q ~ YinAeo
lines. IS
Gov. Vance reviewed ~ the uestA Cneo-
lima troops, Ewell's corps, On xoaAay, -
addressed IN audience estimated fko0 ~
to ten thousand. He win revSew ~ 1ogtA
Carolina troops Of Hils corps aa6 a61eos
them tomorrow.
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street at accii1b.
., who 10 about 70
ell al auction, On
Az o'elo'k p H.,
desirable Cottage
zr the Wtsi G1d u
IHing
: usual out -bogses.
.ck 22G fee:, Tie
eteb!es, SC, 1ho
,es, snruhbery, &c
ID attractive place,
sc In w-snt Of such
wnh the premises.
be IS, o' April.
, WILLIAMS,
AaSticpe6f.
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4 6 ELL for ssie a!
ths prem ses, oa
o'ciacs 2 Vi, four
Main Street. cog.
msriy owae! tY
0 be Ia.d BY tss
TAYLOR, Ave,.
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w. JAMES MCCARTHY, Esa.-sI: Your
w friends wish 10 present your came TO the
voters OF Monroe Ward a. . candidate for the ofhee
o! Alderman. knowing you AZ ve do, and your uni
vsgaal popularity, well your eminent qrAlidca
iiona a desire you 70 coussnt TO eefvo us, feeling
s.,.a that your elo3t.on will bs almost auanmouD.
paasss signify your consoas ~ serva.
p.h 2i--dtethhp EANY VOTERe.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31
The New York Tribune says !:

The sysscm Of recruiting which has recently
been followed IN this city is one Of ths .reatest
scandals Of the war Il has been one OF org inised
page, resort bsin: had TO iocesin. " th narco,ic
pOisons, threate, vioiancs false representations
and kidnapping In order 10 furnish victim. to the
bounty brokers and ill up the army with discen-
Tented and unfit msn. Cnppiss, old men, mere
Voy., men iaborins under ineurab'e discusses. and
soldiers previously discharged tor physicai disa-
b.ity, form great par, of the recruits recently
listed In thls city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-31

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