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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

Captain j. l.. Griffith, of Kentucky,
captured with General Morgan, died on
the 14th of August, and Captain E. ID.
Warden, of Louisville, Kentucky, died
on the 10Th of August-both of typhoid
fever, in Fort Delaware.
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reported to have gone to.Montgomery,
Alabama, but the report is not credited
1t is believed they .have gone up Spanish
river to get nearer position to the city.
THE Selma, our readers will remem.
ber, is one Of the vessels captured from
the rebels in Mobile bay. - Editor Era !
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CHANGED WITH BEING SPY.-An Eng"
lish woman, calling herself Jane Lock
wood, was arrested at Polecat station, on
Wednesday, on the charge OF being spy
and committed to Castle Thunder. She
claims to have husband in prison at
Washington for descrtion from the Ysn-
kee army, and that she was on her way
to General Grant to have him released
when she was arrested.
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Captain Davis, son Of the Rev. Mr.
Davis, of Charlottesville, was killed in
one of the late fights near Petersburg.
Another son of Mr.. Davis is now pri
soner In the enemy's hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

SENT oFF.-Five hundred and forty ono
Yankee sick and wounded prisoners wers
sent North, ria flag of truce, yesterday
morning; among whom were fiity-odd
officers A number Of naval officers and
marines will be sent off this morning by
flag of truce.
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BoGUs WATCHMAN Philip J. Con-
way was arrested on Wednesday night
for passing himself off as a watcamsI
and capturing a negro on the street At
q special levee, held yesterday morning
at the lower station-house, the Mayor
dismissed him upon the payment Of .
small fine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

! USI, on Thursday night, the 2Sth Of
4 September, Oh Cary street, near the Columbian
F,tel, nly EXEMPTION PAPERS, tor the Rich
i.5A4 ahi uauville railroad, as Engineer and Con-
ti't5f The name on the exemption reads James
hHaA The finder will receive the thanks OF the
es4tI ty leaving them at the freight office with
il: 'mi1on, and no qGCitiOns asked
"EJ-5t' HIRAM JAMES
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!! tONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN.

~ " "Fe stolen IN Gloucester county, Virginia, by
-.At,' about the 18th Of August last, the fol-
rtpaSt,, ,tSlseIed Confederate States BONDS AND
-, ,', ~ a iis, which have been reported to the
,5asl'iites, III order 10 procure duplicates.
s5'l ''"o9, seven per cent registered bond, for
. l5aeI June Is, 1864, with interest from date,
aAirf .rf act OF February 20, 1868.
Z ms. 2'-', seven per cent. registered bond, for
J.I -, '1'I 1aiy - 1868, with interest from 22d
Under Di-lt' act oi February 20, 1868
~ 'tt st PEI cent. bonds, Nos 40 Al, Az and
IT, IVY each, ISSUED March 4, 1863, with inter-
isGl '0i"aiF' uhdef aet OF august ~,
u iour Per cent certificate for 900, da-
s.ag a. I,~a'd viii be paid for their recovery.
''"N" j. Is. SINCLAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08
By d. X. weisiger, Auctioneer.

4 WILL SELL THIS SATURDAY.
l MORNING, on Council Chamber Hill, at 10
oIoek, several good saddle and harness HORSES
amone them u nice BLACK MARE, five years old,
active and gentle.
One good Young COW and CALF, raised iii Ches-
terfied county, near the city.
ALSO,
In nv store. (0dd Fcilows Hall at II O'clock Nj
a lot Of IRISH POTATOES in good order, aud III
Parcel, to 4uit purchasers ID. X. WEIsIGER,
oas Auctoneer,
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THIS DAY.
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctionocr,
tOtiiee corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.l

WILL SELL THIS DAY at the Horse
1 Lot on Council Chamber liill,
good Work Horses,
2 No | Mules,
| Buggy and Harness.
| fine Cavalry Horse,
2 good Saddle Horses.
ocS THOMAS w. kEESEF, Auotoneefi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

O." DR. g. X. BRIckEN, Ply sician and
Surgeon, viii attend promptly all cases requiring
his professional OiiCe AT his residence, Oh
Claw street, two doors above Brook Avenue, where
messages may be left day and night
oc ste
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rii DOLlAkS REWARD Stray
eaaat,a5 ~ t, ,t,eh from my farm, Bosworth i'll the
a41fi. 'lI ~ aL,'Vef, BAY HORSE COLT; eighteen
isaisr ' ol beautifully formed was last seen fol-
lie gi,T' S,''.e Wagons down the Old Church road
Il tL ie~afd S!ii be paid ior his delivery TO me
D-,-t 'SVtfluneht Lumber Yard. near York River
o.. . AZ Major Maynard office
JOHN A. MOSBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

FUNERAL NorIoE-The funeral sermon Of Mrs.
ROBERTA A. LOGAN will be preached on SUN
DAY MORNING NEXT az II o'clock at the Leigh
Street Baptist Church.
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pSI, a CONFEDERATE STATES
iVCk PER CENT CERTIFICATE, issued at
& ~ ed,hiel ONCE III ihis City III the name of Mrs.
"a Ia a ~ hEk, No 5,l9i, for 5000, dated March
-" ''Pt All persOns are cautioned against tTd-
- ioi the sIlle As Application has been made at
'"' treasury Department ior it renewal
* IT ltWCw' AIEKFU AIJEY
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hAILROAD NOTICES.
'i' HAoND AND DAsyILLp HAILso

nAoSb AsD DAsyILLr RAuRoAp,I
kyo.r,- RICHMOND, October /, lsG4
IN oairin1E.--lhe arn ~, EVENING PASSEN-
slFoad wi, -, ihAiN on The Richmond and Danville
gu,r,ns transportation of Government freight re-
A0RSgSi ii,t ~ the entire capacity Of the road The
A'SEsGER TRAIN will run as usual
ci-ts CHARLES q. TALcoTr,
Sut,efintaadent
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EIFfl DOLLARS REWARD Stray
. el q stolen from my premises, Oh the 3Dth Of
TP;rHt"l near Buchanan Spring, a DkISDLED
WV, with white spots around the flanks, bind III
'A' 'isht eye, and strap around her neck. For
a,f ilpr'I1ton that vail enable me to get her, the
@'yfe reward will be paid +. BEAR.
ei-St-
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GENKRAL Ho6pIrAL No. 4,

GENERAL HOSPITAL No. 4,
RICHMOND, VA, October /, 1864 !
IWtR HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
l WARD vail be paid for the return of the fol-
trla CONS strayed OF stolen from this Hospital :
large Red Buffalo COW,
| small Red cow,
, large Spotted COWS.
JAMES b. READ,
-5-St' Surgeon in charge.
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8itbmouo 9ispattbl,
SATURDAY MORNING ..,... OCTOBER 8, loGl

The DAILY DlsrATcu is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. Cary oaRRIERs are author
led to charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS pes
week to regular subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

NOTICE. TO THE OWNERS OF
IN ALL LICENSED VEHICLES IN THECIff
WHETHER FOR PUHIIC OR PRIVATE USE -
THIS month il the fourth and last inspection Tor the
year. You are requested to bring them to the Saty
Hall before the FIRST DAY OF NoNEMbkk
NEXT for inspection. All Those failing 70 DO 10 VII
than dys nor more than twenty dollars.
oc 4--a,s JOHN TALNAN.
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\ ,owARpIN 4 co.

,,.,l,shta daily, Sundays except
F,roH IS p''r' 49,, twcly, months; swfSff
fsh gostl po'nssI, o,hs, rrN po,l.ss tos three
& esss "I' " @aa are at the '''A OF those
Aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

io'uniNlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
slIshu.nL hu.nLARdE OF scuEni,IP nn ana e..
saye h,., September 18th, the Mali, TRAIN will
AocoaMa1ia, al. st ! INSTEAD Of G A. M. D, and the
!;9P' PMopAIIos TRAIN at $50. Instead Of
49, AZ heretofore eN y
Il sle~dlys.sue.u H. ID. WHITc0MB,
osnsIal Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

IWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
1 hs the delivery of one SOW PIG, eight
mo4ias Old, white, with a large yellow spot on left
Lily glih tla5k spot iii the centre OF the yellow
sist E aHy information that will lead to its de-
l'e3 /" Me, WILLIAM MYER,
0st-.r Corner Of Second ana Broad streets.
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1uifsFnENTs.

---.-,,,tnNp THEATRE, .,,
IL Il. r. DALTON
~,,sn,y EVENING, oSr0OfH $ 'S'i'
,o MOTT OF THE RE-orENISe'
.,..,,,e thrce-aei Comedy ''"a " GLORIOUS
oa".. .a.ag"%' "g'1. rar rRmr OF r"F MARKET
,,nr,Kf rms IRISH DIAMOND,
49, sulIE rAerlNdroN !" both pieces
Mi L Ma : CHARLES.
suuoND II. DALTON,
"A III, f.yo.lt,s, in the cast.
N.,- BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
lAliAp W.. -,,,.,,,,,.
,,ellf ovERIuRES' by. .- "R'hf'''NA
,u,,rsu-rhe exquisite operate Drama
'.a'',' .or DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
..., g. anartcr to : o'clock; performance
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~,,pnAy EVENING, o're0fS o ''0''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-08

- MOTT or THE RE-ofENiN''
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4a,',r 1nr DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

cias IL ths niddis 4 geography s.and
up Whaa's s pyrsnid I
4 pie = nss los ediIsss, ess On top ths
oshtf. g S.
whsfvs ExJpt Z sI.
Whsss 4 a,ssy ~.
8 Wksys's Wa1ss
All ayp ~ -. { & ssa5
verry ven stsy thsrs tiIi ! show ron
spseiie 81 birsA thst ersss 81 sssr ths
eoa1tfJ g.
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Il X 1eAsF. e
WfNe eooDHUE COUNT 1854.


,hsl aaep.stuept 'tas iseaasaae .ad The hqok.
were nosa amply p4tEqnisEeds .han sdpripl
a. aiternoen. The sensleusn Hlo super
liatsnded ths hoeksfwas slbesiegsd With IN
|eniriess sahents the result. sAsH ksps i bpt
|nsntal reeo<a; bat h. reply vssrth 'eoptas'
|u6 psasiy s.en.sat sas4@tysI a'esEgI 81 i
q young issmhs.e handed twenty 6sddol
- to the omoia.1 ls.d saimly + reeo' ded
that numbtrot votst,s Ca, Mel CtSllan.
EIa aThs circumstances soon became gossip
ma slicatsd rstalia,ioniaikin sfoEs.nothei
lat'eman, h<4riug Of It; 6asss the sansl am
|snDt and like nunlbsss1f tot6si t6r q Gen
EetAnt. aah 'gs;vs,.a EaostsaA % e.
lfow the sword vots va 4 ftiHsifttitl and
I'D SeEis1i ishtl 1tssni,1eiiss6ss Tbya- ftan,tls
n.n giving dfty votes for Little Mack, and
his subscription seaky dollars. which pul
i'is hvoritssiasa najorit$f 2shis selests~,he
resultsuP to sso'sloek !ast 1isst 70 Sir h,sAd
rsd t>aaa eighty.sixvots were reass alas'
MO n; ,sssaxs ~ Asr& .E1a2.s.E osDSE - 3issfc
The polls. " suppose, will be kept ooper
during the whole siair. ana " apprshend
soma livsIy voting win Is witnessed bstof<
Il IS dons With lfsl,eaukcs SrMinel.s '''i<1
- x s<Eyts ssY.- &,za q Ga l.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

as The sesesnes ~ e. slost hGt4es iness-
|rapeioa ofa lady frisnd d The spsakeSs Il,
|hs e,ss - evidsstiy = hSsesn-
|p,iientasJ . oss. Nec'sIlas. 8 rs
fhsa ) yes.g asd bsassifal .ladP Il =,
(anssA oaa = H. eD1Gss, - nth
49, di 3jenes asd 4 lAss, a1b6d 10 rSsulll
e u. -. ~ 8 assss ssssssss
-Ts.y =. ....i,s ~ -. 4. ! =
- ladJ .ads 1ss1s1e - - g
- - ~, - - - - - - ! ) ysse' !. -
- .A,,as. VI l|sI - - . a11i e
- ~ - I & = y ! - 4. Z Il. = =
lcsunsacsl Q nesed - flsosjle esoesal
lTAsy ~ - J sssly = /. i.,s..ss,t ! - = q ! :
lIlll - : - 6asles
lUIDas. - ossgs -
- ssfN E#ss1ss
~, - - s. - - 1lll - \
l - . ! = : -. q 81
8 Evs4 - - = r. - !
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

K 1L1alox woolLEs 7 lFAcro,nY e ., 3 At Mn :
HsApoL1s.-We mentioned few days aisso
that material Vas bsing got out for ! large
wIeotlon bhctoryat Minneapolis. Tho A,lass Of
This week sayys II &aosias bs the iareestss ana
most compiets Woollen Manu- .atcc.ooary ii, the
State. and ,xsn be controlled byz zaackdow.l
edged capitalist1 a Veil sasdrst class busi.
ness men, The,baildthg viii s. located on
'fhs sooth side of'the water power conpany's
canal, Just below Ca,.ractss: street. ii Il
will tbs1eoastractsd ofstons, ifeysfeet frent
and seventy feet long; four stories in. height
--ssuf6ciently, roomy. for tour complete sets
.of uachiaesy.o Nambers Of, spindles ono
thousand. Capacity, ample to. i manufac.
ture SIX huadscd yards OF cloth per day. ~,
z The machinery is being smaaufac. .ured at
LaYerence. Massachusetts,, and is now near.
" ready for use. No expense has, been
spared to obtain the best and most complete
machinery, embracing all the modern i'm
proYements.a .asaft xa9vf3 ;ta.t .a.s.~..-.-
L.s All sorts Of woollen goods will BE-. manu-.
factured, such as clio hs, ssatins. cassimeres,
blankets, aannels, SO, Particular at.etion
will be! given to the manufacture, Of stocking
w. rp' Those having WOOL can either have
- manufactures, ~ or, exchange
it :or such goods IS they desire, The Fac
tory vii Be in full running order by the lst
|oE :July,y 1864. ,f.s.s.,.a9 !. -..-a,., ~,
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YsAkeetsr, on sthe; Field.

II cyI.yygA
1hs Portland 711nsnlpt has the IoAow- %
in& wnacn, whether exactly true Or not, ~ =
Z g'od asnkee .lnh I1s. story a, -, : ,,,IE
At the battle Of the, ,Rappah.nnock Sta
ton, after'the 9th Maine had gained pos
session Of the works,in the iront and were
busy taking whole brigade Of Johnys to
|tl1I ftwarf4 who KpssYspf the
dst 70 reach the rite pits took : few men
from eQnIpsn7 G .nl pressed g. o. in guest
lot hiofs p1sohsrs. surprising soms 1night be
trying to etfaws5 I'M th5 sdkrkness Of the
night. Following ths lins Of fortitcationa
asasn towsr1 III riys,glfs ~ befoss hiaxa
long lnssS tfosfs 10 pita* Find
ing he was in stieht-plaee, he determined
20 pa4tt i soen. Z bold e iaee. II lsj..EzA9
Where is the officer IN command ofthese
troops ?tdemanded the gallant Celonel.r
Hers s.s.nsEed the Colonel who w.s COM
mandiog !1I the Rebel brigade, y, :and who are
you s'E II 1850 gi1EsE!tHa & 10 a7&tps5s..s.
Nj yname Is Colonel =Elwards, ofthe 5th
Maine and / do and you to s'arenderyour
company..'1s' ...ta siNsE es!i ,.ai3z9atsf " 40
IL Will, confer withsmy officers sarst,s IL.
piled the rebea ofhcer.7'''s'ss' rsa@ st'e.,a11a
~ 17sdoe = momsnt.willla allow, SIR, said
Colonel E'~ards.9s 'Don'soayo you see my
columns advancing (pointing's to2s!lasgc
bodyio Of men, sn.rcbing ovor the'a hill. but
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

There lives in New Hampshire village a
man called Joe, who almost puts to shame
Baron Mu"chausea himself. Of lying celeb.
rity, Joe called one day, upon ; .neighbor
Of his Of the. name Of HoIton, and finding
him almost checked with chimney smoke,
said, You don't know o much abou. man
aging snsky chemneys as LIDO, squire, Or
you would cure EN- .g'Ah = said Holton,
With interest, did you ever see smoky
chimney cured Z. Seen it said Joe, 4
think have. | had the worst one in Sea
board county once, and ! cured it q little
too much How was that 2 asked Holton
Why you see, sale. Joe, 1 built, . log house
out yonder. 1t Wolf Hollow, ten Or twelve
years ago, Jim Bush the fellow that built
the chimneys, kept blind drunk ,hree quar-
ters Of tho time, and crazy drunk the 9TH
er.14 Istold him that thought he'd hsvs
something wrong !, but he. stuck 70 il and
dlnished the house. Well, We moyed 10 and
built ; FIRE the next morning 70 boil the tea
kettle. All the smoke came throue p the
room. and went ont ofthsi Windows; not :
BIT xsnt up the apss- i It xas trisd for 1wo
|es thsee days. and i. got syer.s and worse.
Ry and BY it came on to rain,
|and ths rain bsgas 70 coma down the chin.
ney. 1t put the de out 10 minute, and
directly il came dawn By The pa,lful. We
/ had "a ut The bAbys of The aoor. g soon. q
|possibls. oI j. would hsys besp drovned.-
4 afosa nisatsSs the vatersi s.ood knss.
||deepon tn, soor. Iprss.y .sooa - 1vhai
sslths. .ma.tsr, Ths droshsa eos bod
Pst ths ehinsey. wrong end pp, snd Il
|asUsds downward. i eaihsred al III
|sain Uflhiss . hsndssd- -ysals, sad pouasd Il
down by buekst MS Wei, thst was IN
Itortuna1s.' rsnasfsd -l3oitos. 'bat Whist il
e,S~ssd - ySss 4suwisA ~. bssss sss~
| u you nsvsr cared shsvf chimney ? D,dn
| l ,aSslEIhh Ass~sfs1 ~ -; .yss.. did z
l.fiow sate1 slisltSs, T3ssd it ~ sths,
Isad ~ ~ dt1s ,.as1 thss ~
lsss1f o havs - II An1. Thse 41sstll
~ { easl g - asDysvI lol
IlDaeh 2 asksd Holtes. iFsll ssast14 -,
1 js1p - a,ssai6 ~ Jss-
'IifIstsy = - ,ss1ss skfnssy dsvS
d. oths1sf - - - ss1sAs 1lsir
ii ~ Z Iss1sd ,anosh
Il slss.sb = lSss6 - -,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

:, The FoRLoRN HoPE OF RnEToRlc.-
The heaviest hours work ever done by one
man in>tnis country were achisvd BY Mr..
Dawson, of Pennsylvania, in the House Of
Representatives ;, on Wednesday. His
speech was in defense ef ex President Bu-
ch1anan. ,....'. l.. ...,> t.,...z... =, .,....
Miss Emma :Weeb, IN actress, has; taken
the stump, or fornm. against Miss Anna II.
Dickinsen, Is , political lectueF. ~
sII PARADEi on N1NxEsoTAy TRoops.-Ths
9TH and 10th .Ainnssota paraded on sSatur-
day. and prssantedsa 6ns appearance. These
Two regiments haze been on duty here, for
some time, and the. mon have conduc
themselves insa = very becoming manner
whils,t the officers have proved themselves
TO be upright gentlemen and gallant soldiers.
Sc Lonis Democrat. z4as. 4suss -. -
The London lime, declare that one thing
IS certain, and that Is that there will be no
European intsrfsrencs in American affairs.
a student il want Of mensy sold bis books
and wrote home. "F.'her rejoice. for | now
derive my support from iterature."
b AN "elopementN 10 low lie. came of. 1t
EddyyilIs. the other day. Tho Star says
that !.''an Irishnan ran off with another girl
Cause--unknown." .Fssz.f ri .ss...se.
1t is sisted that Heeran, the prizs fighter
is not expected to live long. He has never
recovered from his contest with King.
IA splendid ear, but . very poor voice..
g the orgsn. grinder said to the donkey.
"What church do you setsnd. Mrs. Par
I,iDgton" "0h, sny paradox churh where
tho gospel is dispensed with !" The old
Ilsdy WORT bs troubled TO Ind place on
| that platform . ali
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= e a sHe tE)S 49, ffs4Eks E.t aIEHEMH5
TIE PR ATE ALABAMA.
i aa45E ts3G 5k4T hsSH ,tsa5t<3 T;tf8 *S&siS :
nH tsza ha4Y 9ss ! .T79e&:4 @snaA asss d
Hse osera.tiens tia ths China see*

From tho Cochin China 1roniclc, Jan 2sgoa
- The Emma Jane Was . vessel sof about
l, loO tons, belonging to ons'ofthea ports IN
the Northern side Of the now d,suntsd
States, She 'lett Bombay on tho 5th inst,
bouudso Moulmein With ballast, and on the
18th. when of TrivAndrum, sighted =
ste.me. which aftsrward proved the terri
bio A'abam., Captain 6smmes. She ap
preached the Emms Jane with the Amerii
can flag tying and vhsa = short l. distance
from her. fred = gun 10 make her beave TO-,
and sent ao armed bost on beard. The
Emma 1aas. 1t ihis period also showed
,hroughoat Amsricansoolors. but the mo
pent ,hs armed boat reached alongsids, the
American 4ag was struck, ends The Goufsd
crate banner hoisted on board the steam
or. >.5s@ss - @3gT -,is,5 -: a,4s11ss @AsE
! Thssomest isehasss Of ths bo.t den.nd
ID Capt. Jssdas's pssssass. on board the
A'sbsma, with thssships pspsn, and on his
|rs.ebing the steamer the papers wersa sx
amipsd by Capt. Semmes; vhoidsclsrsd the
Emma Jane prins, anthC.pt. Jordon and
bis crew prisoners d var. and decided that
the vessel must bsbu-ned.s Captain Jordon
Va psrmit,ed 10 sssurs. hack 70 his ship,
and twenty u,inntes aIlsvsd to pack up
such: effects -, he WAX psrmittsd to. nsiain.
Mrs. J.rdsa, The Comm andsr's7 ,wi6, swas
allowed to bring away oil her wearing ,ap
ra5eL ,hs commander . trunk, aud each
|of6cer and man. ssbag. containing clio. hing
only. Several boats were then sent on
board, al shs previ,i,os and stores, # sna
lother yaluablss removed t. the Ahbema,
Ia1a he Emma Jsas was sst on frs
The Alabama being under sail and not
under steam, asd The weather - psrfcct
calm. sAs war aistaiaed 10 shs7 7viciaity Of the
barniag vessel fer> Two. days, and thsn
made h4rswey 70 aAnjsno. whers she. .lands
~ the eommasdsr and 10 Of, the ersy of
he Destroyed vessel. With nine days pro.
yiioas. TO- find ,heir, vsys to Cochin. Ths
Alsba:na Is rsprsssa.sd Is vessel carryiog
| sias. gaas. and iva, ,hsav~ centre sass, and
lappsars = b usll farnishsd With sisess Of
len descriptions. taken,. 10 doshe from the
various eaptares but does not apppaars - b
flushed in casb.-s=ss sis i sid . hsys hal
sca.csly the neans 70 buy fresh provisions
vhiln at Anionsn. EVan "a eeasanfial an ar
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
HAML1NE ][ll UNIVERSITY,

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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

80 Whats Ii q kiss. @-TE
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And 8 burning kiss Of passion. #
a fathers kiss. .
4 mothers kin, zs
Add 4 sisters k;ss 70 move ;: ltS=a
Theresa traitors kiss for gold,
Like ! serpents clammy iold. #
A hrst k6s, '
A stolen kiIs, 3 sals go sE
And ths thrilling Kiss Of love;
4 meeting kiss. 81 81 2
Is maiden kiss. s..s "
a kiss when fosd hssrts ,sYer; Z
But tie saddsSt kiss sz=
On earth u this -
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