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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-04

YTEEY yalaabie Tract of $50 acre., In Charles
rity, en- James river, adjoining '.SaBa =
Point f5r eeie.-Ws authorized - Col A 4
fsy1issa 20 sell his valuable tract Of iand locats
"a above (opposit. 10 Lowe, Brandon aud be:rg q
part # the SANDY Poin," es.a.o-abnut 300
sores open land OF The frest quality The river.
and 80 sSres wo5d land. The im mprovsDl-nts con
tis; @, large barr, stable, i've double Qns,tsrs,
sc
TER-s -gsaeo. able. Tie taxes fo- 1854 TO be
paid by Tie purchaser .
fe 2S-4s GoDDIE & APpFRSON.
fESW ENTY- FOUR and half acres OF Land
Z the Westhain Road. 81 miles from Richmond,
for sale.-We are authorized 10 sell tract of land
as above, being the same formerly owned by AIDE
line Harris, and lying opposite to Glenburnie. II
FONTS on the road, runs back to the canal, lies
beautifully, and has about enough wood on it for
she uses of the place.
A bargain will be sold by early application.
GODDiN * ApPERSON,
fe 3T-e0dSt AuctiOneers.
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= RICHMOND Va FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1864

order Of the day--was taken up, and the ap-
preparation to the Eastern Lunatic Asylum
extended TO one hundred aud fifty-two thou
sand dollars for each year. The bill was ar
dered to be engrossed.
Tho report Of tie Salt COMMITTEES was then
taken up and considered, Mr.. Cumming on
the floor. The discussion lasted until the
houl CT recess.
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d Dariag TseT Yesterday morning.,
about bait past ten O'Clock. Mr- Wm. IL.
Warng, Geu;5er of compahy Z, Sd Viz
ginia cavalry, drove ~ 10 The house Of a
relative on the corner Of Monroe and Mar.
snall streets, and disfnounisd, lied Lis horse
in front Of the residence before entering.
Not more than half h2Er elapsed before he
again sought his horse To ride back to his
regiment, when, IN and behold some thief
mad stepped up in bis absence and rode the
animal q. Mr.. WArng has icdged com
PLANT with the police, aud in all probability
the fellow who perpetrated the THEFT NAY
speedily bc detected.
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TIE Gage Robert, slave OF Miss Mary
WAite, was arrested yesterday and locked up
on the charge of breaking into the store.
room Of the Spntsw0od hotel On Wednesday
night and stealing tierefron lot OF coffee,
sugar &c.
John Cunningham, white, was arrested
and Gagged on the ground OF heing a disso!u.e
character and having no visible means oi
support.
4 white man named james White was ar
rested and committed To the watch house IN
the charge Of stealing shawl from James
MEG ehee
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ENpURAHcE IN CAMr LiFr.--A writer in The
Washington Chrosicts, says tiai the sf-ains, pow
of endurance of sIca haris!iips beieng q
s.yGer's life bs!ongS 10 over thirty i.e years
OF age that ffom eighteen 10 thirty are ten
tines oa tue sick list w,ieg1 thasa cider are oy
once that the hospitals araand Washington de-
yeIsp The fact that, aside from surgical cases, the
patients there nader thirty five forty to.oE.
over that age; tonseqnenily,a a sound man OF toriy
aud of temperate habits, will endure more fatgu,
aud hard treatment than one equally sound al ths
age OF twenty.
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NO. IS.


!, Serio,s DDscnty--On "Wednesday night
vs., ,as. dif1culiy occurred ut the house OF Mrs
~ I. AIN, on Main street, between 2Osh and
- =, curing which John Collins was shot
anu anu sy ssliaas'y wounded Id the lower part ef
,ns,, me ,u'.'" onas w. ~ seems that Coilirs and
gens Ut csrds at Mrs. gaGrsia.s' wsen a
dispute arose between them, and bath l,ein~
considerably under the exrii enent OF ,inmnss
pistols we're drawn, and Ryan's WAS d;scha-y.
ei at Collins, infictisg the wound ahove de-
scTibej. Previous to this occurrences ihr
two mcu wera on the most Intimate terurs,
friends that any trouble saaulI have taken
place betw ZEN them. Up to seven o'elac k
last night Collin's bali had not been extract
ell, and although his case did not appear To
be very critical one. yet the longer the
ieasien instrument Of death remains IN his
eystam the less chance there Is Of his recov-
..ru - 6
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Hsarg Roj5eries A most extensive rob
berry was peSpetrafed at The Spoiswocd Hotel
on Wednesday night last Some thieves en-.
tered the stcrcroon and stole therasron four
bags OF csfae, seyera! hundred pounds OF
graaulated sugar, and large amcuat oi can.
dies. Il the aggregate, tire present cost OF
the articles stolen from this hotel cannot be
less than fifteen Thousand dollars. The rob
bers must have had sone acquaintance with
the stGrcroom, - ( he extra. CO was effected
~ boring 2 b5ie IN the door, and the per-
ieratioE ~eassie = fhs asrsnrsstrnc.s precisely
the centre of the lar by which II was fast
ena,i and enabled the burglars To Hit up
that fastening, aud tsseT, hy inserting their
hands, to unlock The bn!t, which was fast
cned from the inside. The day of ibe night
ou which the robbery was made MessJs.
Corkaiy q Belts, prop ictors of the Spots
wood, received 4 lot Of choice bacon, and IL
is Supposed that the thieves who Invaded
saaif premises were in Search of that vsjt.
Die article; bat fortunately none ef It was
iost, as they had special apartment assigned
for IL; receptions.
Ga Monday night last the commission
store Of Messrs Wm & W. s. Peters, on
I3tl street, few doors bey ord Cary, was
robbed of about three Thousand dollars
worth of bacon and eabhaccs, IL is sup
posed that the thieves managed to obtain
admission to the building before it was
N''cru ia th1 tfSHtGS,, as itO iiChS were
broken, and the back docr through which
the articles seemed TO have been taken was
found open the uext morning
On Wednesday night last. the store house
OF Ssmae! B. Ragland, On I he corner Of lat
and Canal streets, was forctsiy entered and
robhad OF about s. go worth of fl 5ar, lard,
&c. There are circunstanc' connected with
This robbery which may yct lead to the de-
lection OF tie thieves.
Yesterday afternoon oficers Moore ard
Cha!kiey arrested Richard, slave of J. L.
Cariingtou; Charles, slave of William Bschy;
Foin, slave OF Maj. b, B. Ayrcs; and Boh,
slave oi Mrs. Sarah A. Dabney, charged with
robbing Rtshsrd Reius's store house of FIVE
barrels Of four. The robbery was pevpe-
traied on wednesday night, and was done
by means Of breaking locks and busting
Gpen doors.
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The Mur;feesh"rn' tTenn.) e=pondent Of tn.
louisville J;i, aal te Is tho io,,aoiuy.

louisville Jein nsdi te Is the following:
cesi1in gay and dasaiag young widow Of Mar
1ree'oIo' represented Ia Gen Van Gieva that the
Federal troops bad r0hi,ed her of everything ex
cept iar barren real ea:ate, am. taat @i.e
p-iied to ask the Government for support Tire
~ish was generously complied wit', and te office,
commanding the aost ordered! .he young widow al
the ne cassafies OF life l. Hi least his cGWisi
Safy afforded In the meantime, and while she va.
drawing fanons from the Government, this faSc'-
H3iirg and buSDauiie-s Eve flied claim OF 900 09O
against Uncle Gail for damages done 10 her real ID
personal property, and the put into the hands
Of 4 lawyer. Tie facts comm. Ia ttie ears Of Gen
van tieve, he Immediately stopped the supply o:
rat.ons which the modest yotng woman had beel
dra ins and informed her indirectly that she mad
better not try tG aiu two birds with one stoae.-
This little affair created some excitement among
Madam G0sSip's deyotees.
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PaHsry sEysaE.-A member Of the New York
Legislature, spesking Of the war, thus alladsd "a
Ltne1ln:
sHe was for the re- -aomination Of Abraham Lain
cain and NO ono else. Ltncoln was special In
stance Of Providence He was the Moses raised
up by God 70 feea Gon hOn1aee the slaves OF Ihe
f0uth. The. South would yr1 come bacA 10 hiul
and acknowledGa biz aulharity. Ii they wOald nel
do 50, lcs the De. be saaihila&sA, ard let thojs
plaeoe ~ G3,eA " bottes wea -
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Utmost Fire -Abnut four o'clock yesier
day morning the kitchen attached 10 the
premises Cf Mr. NJ W. Swain, on Marshall
street few doors beyond ist, was discovered
to be on i.e hut, hy he timely arrival Of the
steam engine, snd the excrtions of The neigh.
bo's, it was extiaglished before much dam
age wac done. The origin OF the ire was
tRGt 3 servant of MIR Swain's arose very
early in The morning and kindied fire, ii, er
which she wen. 10 bed and fell asleep during
which time chunk OF wood rolled cut On
the fi0or and ignited Herewith.
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STEALING bishop Amcs, and Mis-
s1nary Secretary Hafris, oi The Northern Meth9-
dist Church, on a tour doyu the Atssis ippi
from Cairo 40 he Calf, under the protection and
e0untenance of the dovernment III Washington,
with authority Stake possession OF all houses OF
worship belonging 10 ,Ea Mrihadist Episcopal
Ch reh son;b, whose pastors are disloyai, or who
have been appointed by disioyai bishop
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4 NGn DOLLARS REWARD Ran og Oh
laXVlN Yesterday. abou! II O'CLOCK A n LIN

1.Oj yesterday yesterday abss. "n"D II osloes a" NJ Jim Dn
helorsias 70 Mrs LOaisa Brander, and robert, be.
longing 10 me.
jim is e'n,Ost black, about 9! years old black
whskers and Eioustactie, and about feet i.c;.ts
in height very active and Intelligent; had On when
he lsf, a brown cloth coat, with drab raais.
Robert is brown skin. black whiskaTs and mcus.
tacht, about 25 years old, about fee. or inches
in height very Intelligent and talks wen he had en-
q brown jeans suit, With wooden buttons.
B1tn o: these boys are fee house su.s. We
viii give q reward Of 81 COO for both, or go for
each II delivered to us in Rci:mord
OHAS y VIC RT IAN,
fe 2j-2sw3w Mrs LOUISA BRANDER.
TWO Hundred and Fifty Dollars geward-Kaa
I away fem nay place, near Richmond. negro
ulsa Esmed TIN B;nford, about 81 years Old, ga!
skinned, and has a scar across his forehead. E-
was bought Of Ms Augustus Bsxsl!, OF Charles City
cocnty, aud ia no doubt en6aavoring to make iis
way 10 that county. For bis apprehension end de
livery in Richmond tins above reward will ha paid.
fe 6-2awsw S a HiLLisKD.
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Aeouvtea.--Ia Jndge Lyons's Court yesser-
day. George w. Nielsen alias nike WaiAhs
anI Thornas Colller, Jointly indicted fnr
stealing trunk and clothing belonging 10
DR. Wni. Fisher. SOME tinc since, fr.1m the
assss .irr .hs ne, examination 81 witnesses aud II
gument OF counsel, the csHe was given 70
lhs jnry, who returned q verdict ii acQaittal,
whsa the accused were discharged tron cuAr
tody-
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lsPECIsL NOTWITHSTANDING To - recent set oi
Congress 10 regard to the currency, shall nave
TO be governed by the following rules N my basi-
ness
Ist. All persons INDEBTED to me individually CT as
egent for rents, hires, &c, for iast year are re-
oVessd to cone for ward and settle their indebted
neas By the 2sth Of March, they will De required
10 pay In the new curreooy.
II All persons having money in my hands for
reuts, hires &C. will please call ami receive their
reepecslvs salns by tle 2s!h March; otherwise
shall have 10 fund balance III ler cent bonds.
81 AT parties holding my checks are required to
present Them al the Bank 10 bs Casksd by the 2sh
March.
Ast, lot sdherance 10 the above is necessary.
NH ost ED EaCHO.
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ttssiLe Tha4der.--Ihc comlni! nl@nts to
Castle Thunder yesterday were very few, and
those not of an important character. The
following are The only names worth put
lishisg: John Scott and Henry Owens, citi-
zans, were arrested by our forces while they
were attempting 10 cross our lines; private
A Brown, OF Company Il, 9th Alabama, was
arrested ON The charge of desertion.
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Farm Of $40 Acfcs, in H-s,icr .,

XyALUAB!.E Farm Of $40 Acres, in H~a,icn CO,
y rear ths Williamsburg road, miles beiew
ricaraoad, for sale AT the request Of Mr w
Hssanisor we ofse for sale privately his valoabie
farm in anrco CO, four ni!er boiow Richmond, be-
tween the Wiiismsourg and Caarles City reals II
contains 40 acres go acres cf which ara heavily
wooiet. Fifteen thousand cords .f wood lew
estimate Of The quantity still uncut One tundreo
acres OF the sad are in excellent state Of cul.:va
tiou, and under good fsace From tho Williamsburg
road tue house there Is exoeieG! coSderoy read
half mite In length.
The improvements coas-t Of q two-story and attic
dwelling house IN esee.eht order; an oyerseer's
house OF tmes rcJms, sable fer eight horses small
barn, smoke house and kitchen.
A, excellent crop Of vegetables and sugar cane
was made on the place last yea- q, the place ia
offered for eae cny because the owner being in the
sery.ce IL unable - sttead 70 II properly 1t IS s
moda.eiy outs.de OF the cutter ne Of defences, and
has been entirely protected from psge and dcstruC
ton. teryne cash Apply to
NH 2--4t GODp.N B. AFpERSeN,
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xnnn YDH A. Brown Shseiing--
HNND 1000 yds X brown ehirting
1880 yds 4 brown shrting
1000 y6s 4 brown twiiied Gotten
100 dsz b1gish pns
go deg bsown cotton h1Ss
SO adics' crsets; 80 gross matches
so pain cotton cards
90 deg lediee' tGck combs, very
scarce article
GD0 pairs ladieg' and geats' shoes
COO pairs hi. dsen'S and misses shoes
500 ibs nice country cured bacon
SEQ de- white spool cotton
Lead pencils, hne combe, Tooth brushes
Rice, tuYpsnfine soap. gill thread, nesdies
Bons buttons, extrass iogwocd, bread foda
emoiipg toba6co felt hats. coprerss
B.saehG1 shoe thread. For eeie By
nh a--3te 3 POLK, - NAn g.
u1HIeKEY -Sx bbb ySins Whissey 2. ccnsisn.
" nsps isr ~ ~ , 4 QBkst1
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CaANBskLAIs9's ofsirs

RIohLaoad, Fob 70 1894.
ATCTICE lin relation to the r-esi,ts and psy-
IN msnts a. this or e. tee ac.;.n of tie as.y viii
hs made to CONFIRM far II II practicable to th-
aciien Ut the Banke, as defnsd ia teir published
resoiatieos. Psrsons, thsssfoss, hoisisg ess
cree for payment, ssd ali csams s.sin@t s.se sisy
what aatase or description sc~ver. Should ce pre-.
scented for settlement Eriar 10 tie 2sih cf March
next. as FROM aud Alta the III If Ap..I eusuiur
tA-y via b PAID OF; at the rate Of sixty .ax AID
two-,hsrt csnfs IN the dollar.
BY order Of the Council.
A W MORTON.
f. ey-2tv3y Caamt.s, |, n
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hIthEOSD, marob lst. 1864.
III Jhecks We nay have 0u5 H,ust be preGented
~ foT faJ JmeDs ct BANK en rh'ca drawn he'oIe
the 25;b usf BIZ which tirue Mi fcu;s In our hands
belonging 20 oer parties rust be dawn CUT Or they
VIII (un,ces Otherwise directed) re invested in Coo
faderate States per cent bonds or the benefit cf
whom il rsa; concern. We saaii Send no che KS 10
ihe Country between the sGth iSst and s, Apr, and
for al sales made be- veGu hOss dates the frcceecs
will be paid here 10 lhe plsEehi currency.
tyler l. Son P Cosby & Go
n Blair L Co Hill h Norfiest
AP Brown kReland Bro
W W Peters X Ii Duke
Gibson Il Watsias y Il Wuftksm Co
Kerr hyOns ]. waller Go
Pollard Walker J ,.er * Hargis
HR Roberts H Dibre,l
Williams, CafriugtoE Nckiupey, Dupuy
B1rksdae Archer
pro~n n ,Nasn W 4 q Gwathniey
Vim B Davtssn spehoer senab'e
~ Iohpsnn A Garrett 4 Sen
sfin.y a Rurke Sublett.
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REAL KSTxTY FOR SALE

r1OR Sale "A valuable Farm situated at 4 con
4 venient distonce from the Norfolk and Pstcrs
ben Railroad, and only 10 miles from Petcrsbuu.
IA contains l45 acres mostly in original ssnwth and
hes on IL comfortable d.elsing and out houses -
II can be bought for the low price Of t300o ff eary
application is made u Captain CHAS NELSON,
Petersburg, Va, and from whom further Infoyr,a.
tion can be ohialned. NH A--3i
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LETTER FROM THIEF Ihc following note
fron, hief 10 the vt ituah he HAD stolen
Is decidedly cool
WItMlNGrog, n. C., Feb. the s,h.
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T.HAs " ALLRN, VIM } Bsyfli, and " Walker,
1 win be al the oh5ce Of Green a Allen, co-nor
dav from Ok 70 II O'Clock, 10 Issue certificates In
the Il dist ict which is from Sd 10 9Th and from
prcad e. 20 tic Poor House, 10 buy provisions Al The
city store corner Cary and 9Th sis the parcnsstr
spd must bring tbs right change
NIB 2-St UhAo f.nLnN.
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'NwgN NTY-TnaEE FAkns

These estates put op Tor fConfedsrate cnsrene,
and u viii readily be peceived, being mostly Ia ibe
enemy's lincs, are free from taxation
For foil par. .oalsrs address me 81 charo.tcsvir,
or fer The next four days ~ the Ballard House.
NH 2-6ls Nm ROSS
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fNa-PAgInEkSHfr nOft1s. --fhs auderajs TED
Y \ bave assoeisaei themselves together undsr the
ssy,c ol w E. COX 4 CD. for ths r.spasc az con
daaiias the IRON aud Rfsss fuussIy business, ~ te
corner Of 7th AID canal streets
W T. cox,
ISAAC J MkRckE,
r Hill.
Riihmond, January I. t6st.
S.-The ah1ye c5Jcefn Sces not eeeots - -. -
M co,,ss aoton win fha ola ngm of Msfunr Nil,
vi,D are .stiH mAsufNct9finx sA@h. h.sass tsofs.
Dhna Issia, Host 1tlo -, eofasr =. ~ - -
-. 10 1o~aA4aIks} nhaoaa = h4liA
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IFFY DOLLARS REWARD Rseags-y from the
suoscrihef, on the mo, niag Of the 2';h of Feb
rucry, my neg 70 Taylor. AgsGcou. 20 years Had
whci' fc ei. pair of light blue pants, sIauch hsi
and gray sack ccat. Y hen spoken 10 has a DO ~
cast lock aid s;'eshs very .icy. will give fry del
lars reward fer his delivery 10 James Kcrsey oD sib
strtct. 81 ke.ssy Dsss's SHOP.
fe 29-7t CHiS. GAVIS.
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oFrrc. soUrgxss Express CosrANy,
Augusta, Ga, Feb 10th, 1864.
~rny. Notice Is hereby given 10 ali ~ nce-ned,
IL ,nas nsrsons who ehip packages eonsAinirs
.pr.ts. wines or cordials, without Informing our
Igens 4 the contents, w,li rct be entitled 'o' nor
wiilthey receive the benefit cf yaiusipn. s.s.a i,
SORTS. wines or cordag, siil 20. be for"srded ~
this Company, except under spesial conirsss,
"~ JAS SHUTTER,
Superintendent and Acting Pfss'dsA'
HA HAMILTON, Agent, Richmond, w.
IA la-lm
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OFFIcE SOCTHEnH EIfEEee UoMPAsS,
Richmond, Va, Feb l4th, 1864
HHuJH plant being made OF the Delays ~
NI this Company IN forwarding merohand:ze,
n Instructed 70 advertise that the rules of The cor-
nav REQUIRE shat Government packages shall tak e
nreeadsnce over all Others and next In order pack
h,es forwarded by friends Associations TO officers
and sold:ers in the aeid or hossls The obstryan
norta.;on necessarily csese delay in the forwarding
Of packages for rncrcbaats and otherf:
Prepayment will be required On an freight
N 0AhILtOS, AFfcts
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R0M T1iE E1Hy6IS


ORASesC. II, March S--lA CT -.
OF the artillery, who was eaptxrs1 = ySo1e
erick's Hall on Monday, hae 40 ~ =
cape. 1t ls reported that b0dy q ~ -
my's raiders are sim "a or foAts 49, paine
20 get out. Artillery firing ~ A>nsd 1sr
.*o - nonrs this evening il the dIso1lloa g
MofIon's and Raccocn tofds = ooDo -
ssssnent II Is reported thai tko Sn1SYlD
'avancing In that direction. 1h6re = -
move IN our Immediate trout, az 81 u 49,
per end OF our lines. 1t Impossible % -
anything dtiiaite from below. rAe sn>1nv
made slight demonstration al GssuaonH
ford yesterday evening. ~
tsECoND DIsPArcH.1 90 ss
ORANGE 9. H., March 3.-The report Dat
the enemy bad crossed at Gsrmaua For.
though officially credited yesterday, turned
cut uhtiue. All quiet in front this mcrnlne.
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TIILLTCKINNiCK = A good investment. - !
n have ever three thousand ponnds q Meotes
erI.hrs ted Killisbinnfek Sinking Tobacco, tvo
years I'D, asd vssy Ane which VI ~ ~ y "a
gbsS rain can b had By any ons vho dssrss 70
"s's = g DANpRIDGR,
M a--xts Broed strset
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w AErED--To Rcnt--A small house ,urnished
w e"spset-'y, anA win ki,enea asIachsd -
Location oi iie foag squrnsc, IL II be Ia n dest-
rahis fait ~ the c.',. Address "Box 1884 IL
NH d--0i - p
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80 ANTsD--A sit1a:icn In o grocery o. nm
- sion house b. ycnrg man sfa ha
sone exoeeieacs Ia the business, ann as
beat OF KS, i'm nEiai- ~ 10 shu acter b =
q y at ,.;s tflt.e, 80
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P. s-ca more careful viii. your trunk the next
me-.
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S0sAs-Is 90 ,s6e. 3 .''ss .sGSss g Ss o.
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Dear Sir I send you your letters, would send
your trunk, but t5iniS / Iaake Use OF IL my
self. ] am very much obliged ;0 you for the su:;
ot clothes and The oranges, they WAS very nice !;
as0 them paiS of shoes. would like 10. you Ia
send me the key.
Very srectfuily,
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fnn DOLLARS Reward. -Siolsa from my pre-
JVV nises on Saturday night, z.s: inss os safiy
SUNDAY nicfning, my Hofss, very dark dari..o:
S-eem ceicred horse, Is or s8 hands bg, Il os IL
years old, maae aud TAI. ra:.e- inclined TX colGr.
with sops few White gfcy hairs in tho rr.,'Sie %:
his forehead nlsTks of the cellar plainly seer his
shoulders ! viii give the above reward for ns de-
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SAINT, BURKE.
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THE FUNERAL OF CAPT. ELLERY.
The remains Of Capt. Albert Eliery, who
fell in one of the fights on Tuesday night,
were inferred in Hollywood Cemetery
They were followed to their lasting resting
place by the battalion of which he was a
member, and Srnith's Battalion Band
Among the pa.i-bearers we noticed Marshal
Kane and Dr.. Cbas. Magill.