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The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
Calming Companies.
OssIPEE GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY.
Location, Ell Dorado Co.. California.

NJ OTIcE.-There is delinquent upon Tire following
IN described stock Of the above named Company,
on account Of Assessments Nos 2. 8, and s. Of ten
cents per share, levied on the 9th OF August, Sep
tember let, October 9Th, and November ID, In the
year lS63-the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY,

4 Ii PERSONS are hereby cautioned against prr.
"A chasi:.g tie following certificates Of stock in
the above Company, as the same have been sold to
pay assessments, and expenses Of advertising and
sale
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.

by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST. C. DENVER, sec'y.
Coloma, May 11th, 1S6i.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
No. OIL No. of
NAMES

By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
c. NJ. C0NR0, Sec'y.
Once hours from 2 to P. NJ
San Francisco, May 10th, 1SG4 -ml4td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
NEWBAUER'S BUILDING.

NEWBAUERS BUILDING.
OPPOSITE TIE OASIS sAtoOU),
MAIN STREET, PLACERVILfE.
XTTHERE he has opened the larsest and best &c.
w lected stock Of goods in his line ever brought
to this market, consisting in part Of:
Books, in Every Style of Binding;
Beautiful Gift Books;
Annuals Photographic Albums;
Poetical Works Biographical,
Historical, Law and Medical Works;
Bibles; Prayer Books; Hymn Books;
Catholic Books;
Youths and Chi1dren's Gift Books, in
endle variety;
SCHOOL BOOKS!
Bancroft's Celebrated Handmade Pa.
pers. full assortment;
English and French Writing Papers;
BLANK BOOKS of ali kinds;
LAW BLANKS Diaries for 1894;
Pocket Books suitable for Stock or
Greenbacks;
The Latest Sheet Music;
Violin and Guitar Strings. '''''
Chessmen and CheSsboards.
Craftsmen; Cribbage BoxesA
Crayons, Etc, Etc.
T AGENT for all the leading California.
Atlantic and European Journals and Magazines,
NEW BOOKS received by every steamer.
decla w. M. BRADSHAW,
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FROM Y.sSkxxDow.

MosI1s. June LA special dispatoh to
the ,dssr,sw. dated 8enat .bia, June ], says
that Northern dates to the 16sh have been
received there.
They contai, many comments on The Iats
Federal revsr rses, Aud pragnost,cate 0rsnt's
success With the new move ms nts.
The Metropolitan Asuor6 has = summary
damaging to fedeml pride, and dtclar. that
ths South can never be conquered, aud thst
their recent success is undenIsble. They
have already achieved their indepsndsuce
The Ohio CFtsts estimates the loss In 60
reals by the reduction Of labor IN Ohio st
twelve hundred millions of bushelA
The New York zniosas says thst large
numher Of omeers have reaiensa
Two Thousand men wsre reeeatiy drafted
in Cincinnati. Of whom sixteen sienlasA
their willingness to serve.
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~ rzs Assz Coxs,xr.s OF sba Youns Mana

a. TEs Assz CoMgl3rxs OF tina Young Mems
Christian ssociatiOn aud Ladies' Eoid!en' Aid
soeiety acknowledge the receipt Of the following
contributions and sapp.ies for ,as month Of May,
vz Mrs Petit, Fiuvanna, pairs sockA; hIVs "
Z ideade. lc pairs DO: Miss l. Nj g. Wyaies-
burg. dfled peaches; Ma.!ory AID Socissy, Essex !.
through Mfs Dr jsdt-s iin.. taadsses, siins, and
dfa Se.~i ITS StIcnz, cid Eneni itnu faends,
~ toavas bresc, ofscefs c1d lnen Ia 60! 0anetrs
coEniard, bushels meal; Mrs Serat Tag; & bis
cult, r";!s. a.d butter; through w CasIi,gson,
fax, 3 bh!s 1ss,, Ats e P Banis,cr, e,nens G II, 4
bbi- meal and bt! 1au,l X v Watkins, Boasoa,
tcl aaur; NJ w. Halifax, bhi DO; ist reg't
Va reserve forces, bead and 6sh; Mrs ~ LSad
w:ugs, ssss Kate Carter, Notswsy. ii paara socks;
NJ j." f, 20 cuz bsc w.allsos scap; J Is Saw ~,
20 tarxey wsigs; W P.wers. Big L,Ss, .b. O .ur !;
hss ''1s.; bundle ,sss Tnnm.s . wii'iann.. Of
D.ilsyls Rrie, Soctesy, T. wa.san, bbi hread, -
los butter, II d eggs, onioas. potatoes, fruit.
haDs, smos, mutton. 20 gals butter NTH, IL
pe "a Ia, OH c.olhiag, o.se. berry N,ns, Sei Gen
h Lee, $itej X u Stroihcr, of; J H Wii,sy, IN
grange, Ga, 1907 f'svy. III; 5 e k,0hins, 80; A
refugss from Washington, D g, Is rhos f'.Ic. d,
O., 900; iif Wexford, 20, hts II Cnmisnasl. !.
90; ar Hsrrisos, 10; Col Nd foasalse, q; -,
tnroogh hissohei + Lsier, 80; J N RyiAoa, ouptei
tn April 60; Judge john Aouertse a :, l5G. Samsoh
P.o & &c. sAs Me A, Is, Mi r Nosod, 100; -
Ws,as On Gsadio. Sc; Ii IL Msury 4 Go, 6le, /,
CO. basaney, ,0oe; J Il Nssa. :c,; q Esasahaso ..
-, 20; s.iied fam, loi II T., 10 1sa t.art, IS;
ufs Berz!ey, IS; Col -, per Il Il M.ars, Toe:
eandsy PC. s,as, per ca. u " Ncnford, sec; Wsn
Hae.ware, o' k'cs and ciceu, i'sr keAers GOythAm
& 10, 100; Y, IS; Enas'yaes OF P,sdaent railroad,
p-. Mrs e @ Tacott, S'; Geo TayL,.. % ~ Gan
nou, 20; w Aeynos:s, of Norfolk, .05a Capt Il
d hsyno,ds, 300; Msj,r II Ford, - Mary Now
tnn, of wassm4rsisna, per Oh D 0srEali, eco
Andrew J,hasioa. 80; Jos " Kaadolrh, ~: y
Hs.neoD, 90
Dsi.ca3 fof The siok as,d wcuadsd o.a iisea snA
ccttco TsJs. .0rksy w;ags-sEy thing that tea4e ;o
ne rsiist N ine s!eE aud ~o0aded, sEs 0sSaOsiy &C.
lrita..
Goa but.aBs ana safrliss, whsihss ~S,- ihs siek
aad ~eustsi or tns Es,ss of Is si.y snaaiii Dec I've
1Afdsi to ROGER MARfis. aonesinte-dsns. OF W
e ssUnFosn. Sias. ,flas Army C,sami.tee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

cysF,s Il d Rs;A9sDfo
iclaA,ad, n;Ay "a, 1904. !
CPECI&L NOTICE. -Ehansa ei Gchsda.e.--Ou ar /
- after "Wednesday, Jace LIST. 1884, tho fasse
IfAirs on this gesd Iii .un ~ fa,ioSS:
WAY PAssgyo4n TRAM
VIII lsave Richmo "a daiy 1t O'Clock h; ard A.
rive in DAnrisIe NJ dRM connecting vita she rcid
mort road for GraersD aro' and tie Hcrtn. Leave
Danvias As 4 y AMI arrive IN Richmond a. csc Z.
IuRoraH NAIL saAlN
leaves RichneEd a..iy at 4:3Q u, and arrives st
,iae.:tion st SS0PM. lsave Juacica .. s:45 Il,
and arrives Ia arviiie O, $50 n, soBnestng with
tha Piedmont road for Greensboro snd ito 3p1.h
Recurring, aves DaaY.e al . ~ clock NJ, srfiv-
ius Ct Junci:oa 81 54o 4, sso Eics sRcI1 st s:i3
rhraczh He'l Train ceaaoS:s ~i!h tbs Gcsihsid1
Railroad for Iyochpurg sad the Wsst.
tsI-es JAS n Letter, Tfctst Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

There are few more curious sub,ecss fof specu-
lail0n than that involved IN the probable reception
which would be mse with By the poiitiehl refugees
whcm The chances Of this contest may foscs ere
long, TO seek an esylum In Great Biltain. We
have been. from Ius tnnemohsi. sccus,omed TO
extend ff2uk hospitality TO exiies OF every shade
OF creed and party The dethronei iycant and
the escaped have bse0 equally welcome. Louis
Philippe OF Lou:s Napoleon; Metternieh OF aex-
x,ni; kossuth Or Jean Dc HoasbcnI Charles the
Tenth Of Ciausldier Il 10 all 0ns 20 us We
should be happy % hafecS aSnlcQcs; We should
be happy 70 sse Juares; aad II HIS Hollnsss the
Pope turned up some nne morntus as sisar's,
Exeter ucI! would isavs IL eesd upon him 10
strive 70 convert Inn. Abraham Lincoln Ia Ivn
don would bs tIen, and ~ B<scsfssd Hope. the
1ls,Qsis q Bath, ssd Leed Robert ceeti wcuid be
p,o,ine a. esyiiiuea y JefEssson Davis. bat how
isouta i b. u BepJsuta r 1euef eaas amons ~
Wossd lhsrs DO ons spes ~ kagitsh, q fssuch,
cS Itslian sseaud where be could 0ad ssss tnr the
soie u h1s 30osl seem 81 hess The Managers Of
sae 0eAnd t1otel and the Louvre saytng they Wssa
~ sossy, Ans der had not sias.e bed lef, aaA
hnndssds g. eueets vgssluG that they WoolA paek
up - issvs lnme1laseiy f DueIss Wers hashosed.
see1 - 80 ths Waiteee q Ss1le 4shsteo 90 eafee
t1rsiss away fsoa hin. sesu - bear me wAels
Easapses >eoasiaess osysng sat tAsS 0seJa1lo4 =
eatss = pesiaA sa6 - cQilsw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

Ccas-55Itioas fvr Ms W.Gnd.d Se,dsva-
From resitsnts alnug the liue Of the James
river and kanssha canal very handsome CON
t1tbutione Of milk, butter, eggs, Aour, lsmb,
dried fruit, 90, for cur wounded scldiers,
have been received. Il Is earnestly hoped
that these renittances will be kept up, %
are now in Richmond and daily arriving will
render large supply Of uouIlshing food
very necessary to facilitate taele recovery
Tbe packet company bring and deliver them
at the hospitals 10 Richmond free OF Charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

MONUMENTAL CEsorsPa IN MsaoRYcp 0ES
eToHEwAIt Jacssoy.-We lately examined Q
very chas:a piece Of architectural work OF
sss, built o7 that talented young artist, Mr. T
aio;;. of the frm Of Ech:imshsw & Mott,
News Dealers, Fredssick street. 1t Is designed
AZ Monumental Ceno,aph for General
SioSewsii Jackson, the hero Of the Confederate
army, who fell in the battle Of CbauceIcssvt,,t,
May u, 1879 II is composed en,i.ey OF shei;s
tasea from the seashogo at the D hama ;s;sad.
ard from the chores o! Oi.ie. The following are
tie measure mems @! this beautiful work OF sss,
tsse,her With tho notices and dosicas'
The base Of tho mcaumeai Is three feet square
-,he bottom OF the shaft contains four arches,
with the tomb in the centre. Next above the bot
tom Of tEs shaft are four handsome pHnSs, Ii, esca
bsxri1g different inscriptions, Wig on the trs, pan
mel ara Two Confederate dlgs csosssd, with the
Gsae:al'k motto
"Do your duty and leave tie res, TO Providence !"
81, 1. ell right"
o. the secoad PANEL sppaa,s his epissph,
% rHR MsEoRT
GENERAL sToNEwALL JACKSON,
who fell at
cz&rcsLfoRsvtlLc
Msy 81, 1868
On .hr thlsd p.nnsi sIs Us nan:s Of some Of
Manassas, Fa:!ins Wsis,e.
Winchester, tross Keys,
FaH Republic, 'sdai Run,
Efe.ettc ksturg, k!chDoad.
The let,ers arc beautifully worked In shells.
On tic fourth paaDe, are some wofds II suics1sm
sufmoan.cd with IOw Of s:afs,
s'Eus~aIk Of The Field,
A Hest hts pyeseEce--
And hts arm shield -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

Lsrerter - se.w. en ten and fllfeen Tan
kee oeeerters came into our iines yestercsy
and were forwarded 20 this city. They rep
resent Grants army as very uanch dissatis-
fled, and oxpresa ehe opinion thAt ct least
half Of them would do ~ they have done u
On opportunity offered.
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The Exssnaes Of : Dlsetada Ilannss

The Excsnaes Of . Dlseke6a nannss.
wrxxefua Nay s0is ia
70 hs etsdr q e. Rtesmen1 DtYetth;
Eacsostc risass find q staiemeps of tao capsAsp
o. tannins Steamed bnsesc ,hs w cn specie
basss. elsa tbs SAND f,sr aiasksds running sssa1
es, on ssc ssne grounds Yoa viii posseiyS taas
gu ne rrros'a Of she boeasds sunuIna sFe without
inunoauHn, - 4 IL well Known fsct thai cseVy
tunes, srt have ruined cur currency. md taken III
tie cola OFT Of the covnsry. sincerely ,sss Con
gsess VII! not asfsr chs rssseus ls,v tut srake II
stronger, sad pat heavy tax On thesa
Ieafa truly,
An fiip 9sran
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The base aud main badly Is four Ead half feet
high, and IL curmeuated Win srife four feet
high, the whole crowned with cross six inchsa
high, making the entire structure Dne ieet Fhe
shells aie put on vi wet-f proof csmoSr, which
becomes harder ss It advances ia ass
l: II desisaed thar this work Of art should be dis
posed Of by subscription, and the artist having in
iais manner been renuserassd, the cenotaph itssIf
u te be presented 10 the Confodsysts 0ovesDusSt
By she subscribers.
fnis /, not only ina lslseat but the henisonss:
pisee OF snsN sro,k Of tn klnd ever execuied In
toe Bahamas, which Is so justly Celebrated tor The
beauty Of its shsii rsork. We would recommend
saoss who feel asy easiae.iy On tha svbisc: 70 cali
and inspeoi II.
We presume that the cons of rho South who r-
side u Nassau viii DO glad 70 snbscribS to the f0n
crate Government M xoss deserves great pratse
for ths laa0f speat on IT, aud hs taste ~ an ay,lsi
IL amply displayed. We understand that he wGs
tour mouths eOjaSsj ontt -NassGs, tN ~ Pope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

Avrssted for 1Fesson-Two men, John
Harding Mari. charged With treason 70
the Southern cause, aud Peter Bowman, .
supposed Spy. were brought to this city and
confined In Castle Thunder yesterday. They
we're arrested In Tenpessea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

Rev. Dr. NSliAs's L<cfure-We are rcquast-
ed to give notice that the drst Of tho two
lectures BY Rev. Dr.. Joa C. Stiles, on 'Ths
War and its Relations to God and Man"
advertised for last evening, will be delivered
to night, 1T the First Presbyterian Church.
It will be an Interesting and instructive leo
tare, and the proceeds will be applied under
ths direction Of tie Tonng Meme Christian
Association to the relief Of soldiers families.
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J. Jsnk,as ens ~ ths MsyorS ~; n nsnc M -: =:
injured hy the cal, Of hoEsc which he Mas
ridtag. The ant,sal wak4ha prepe<tx q Lt.
Edward Moore, and Tad 3ast ecea taken
from tho stable OF Granville Mobtelie 90 one
which 1t was supposed had been etolen-
jenkins was riding at Q moderate pace,
when all of sudden the horse reared up
and fell to the ground, ca.ching his right
leg under his side, thereby hTuisipg and
spxairiD9 It severely.
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HoasseAis0 q vmelxlA.-A mamhsE Of the
eouth Caroline cavalry writes hone letsee, which
ws Dad IN The Chssissson Oxrts, and Of which
the following h an ex,ncta
have heard . great deal Of the hcss6fality Of
the VifGtniaus, hat nsvss experienced ls bef0re.
They suspaes sDy peope that ever met with In
kindnese sad geneSpsily. They VIII divide The last
piece Of Breed wAh soldiev. believe they are
TIA most pshioaio people n tAe Confsdssacy. -
1hsts paNloQsm = Reasiue. I OosioeA along tao
road through which ssiding party Of the enemy
nag passed; hAss esen psra1aS Who were shipped
pet tasy eose - their su6esisga wirkout eompsin-
1nk, en1 evea without . mnsmuo. an veg5 mach
pleased with Sfsglain, and wos1d much preCes be-
W nefe thsn - - staslp0ed on she coast.
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Wt0aEsaas 6ootsY Tho residence of Mira
6,uthail on the southwest corner Of 1st sad
Clay streets, was entered on Wednesday
nigh. during hsr ebsencc and robbed u
everything OF vs;ve l. Contained, including
furniture, weariIg apparel, groceries, DC -
Mrs. 8 6outhall was absent, and knew nothing
of the robbery till she resched home yestef.
day morning. The police ara ou the alert
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4 Ryroaos "A negro fellow named Kit

4 RYxascds "A negro fellow named Kit,
the property Of George Herd, Of Alabama,
yesterday Is runaway. Kt acknowledge
that. he hiss been absent from his master
for two yesrs, during which time 40 has
been In the employ Of farmer near this
city. By paying come whita man five DOL
lars, he Pre- cured . ress which obtained
for him tho homo which he has had, reeu.
larry receiving from his hirer the amount
which wss agreed upon between them.
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faOA oEae aRkN ,aR0H.

FROM oE3 LIEN any
sToas's rAHx. Jars - -nlupsoa taueA3
WlboAs divisaoa of yaslEes cavalry uear
Ashlaad ysessrday, detsatls9 md pur1nlnG
It ossr thSes miles, md capturing 6ons q
prisoners and soo horeeG oaf acss = sssi-
mated at 10.
Tho enemy, daring The dA5 ysstersay. A.
sAuited our linss ct various tlsueG IN iroat az
Hesh and Rodee, ard II Anaessonss corps q
front, ana wepe handsemeiy Sxpelsed each
time. About dask yeeaesday, thrso Ayisiosp
Of the oh YAnles cosps as1sslsed
Hoksa diviAloD, esuaing cllngmans North
CArolisA bsigsde tor . tisns te giro wsy.
cc19uitts Geosg GA brigade quickly earHo IN
It's assaatancc, recovering nearly ell The
ground clins@an iost. Our loss was spt
over eco, aud We captured abcut Sixty
prisonerA A good many Of cur men are
missing. bat It is supposed they wiz come
ius
Ihis morning the enemy weSs found tn
have Nbeudoasd the front a. =. z. HI .
corps, stretching FRI n At see's ncariy srcunu
to the MeehanicsvIl,s pike. wiicnx's skfr-
nishess we're pushed forward and brcveht
IN about 100 prisoners.
This evening, ahout o'clock, 4weil 0ant.
% the enemy On the Aechauicsville PIKE, on
their right, capturing about zoo rtisoness,
including 10 ocnnlssioned cflcers, mostly
from the ~. 9Th, 1ltb. l9sh, and - b rtai
menss Of rsgulars IN the 9Th corps and at 2
o'clock Ewcll had taken thrss lines Of the
enemy's brsastworks. Our loss b not heavy,
bat smong the killed Il the brave Gen Ooless
Of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

HAif 6rcan --Oa Wednesday, aisersoaa, ths
Ism taseAass pestl0n 81 Aasion Nisssiss, c.
via,sd Il ssvess hail stosa Whlsh, = tse soasse,
dessoye1 aeaHy ssesy vesdige 0f vs1etasioa @ shu
nslA and he earasa. Il conlnenera q ~ aatgb-
bosh0oA a. 0arh Hi1d, aad sxteAded aAaue eWensv
0iies q - Ease so0th easteuy dtgeetlon. YoN1-s
safely ~ width wae nas esess. lie hati tomutsel
enlhsWed ssvesal esya. uRa q the eu6 soxs -
fs0e ~ Mnsiaa So shel, = 1stA "a ~ plaoGs
~ Aali ~ ~ ~ dsep IN Psa6ags - ~
fQn1nnR 80 s. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

1csers Court The following cases were
before the Mayor yesterday morning:
Eaoch Pelton, member OF the 1Iih vir-
ginia cavalry, was charged with stealing Q |
horse from Camp Lee. which had been cent |
there By Lieut.. Edward Moore. OF the 9th |
fonad The animal in Hranvis:s Mcn:siic's
stable, on "Wednesday night where It had |
been deposited By Pelton. The accused, who
waS arrested In tho kitchen On the eAme
premises, admitted that the hosso lad been
brought to Montelie's by Lin, bat denied
that hs was tho properly of Moore. Two
witnesses, however, positively identified tho
animal as that gentlemans property, whore
upon the Mayor sent the psisoner on for fur.
ther examination before the Hussin2s Court.
Investigation Of tha charge against Josh
ua Owens, of stealing = gold watch and
chaio, worth $4,000, from Capt William
CiaTkson, was postponed I'LL Tuss,ay next
Oweaa worked himself Into the good gracea
Of Can't C1ayksoa few nights since Wh1ie
Oh srrce, and After the Captain bad fallen
aaieep no slipped out Ot thc room ard. by
representation that hs hsd been sent for the
watch and chain, obtained It from tho lady
Of the house wish whom they had been de.
posted. Owens afterwards exchanged his
booty for silver watch and eluO In money.
fhe gold watch and chain belonging to Capt.
Cisrkson wera subsequently deposited with
q. ]. Lumsde0, Matchmaker, Tor repairs,
from whom It has beeu obtained. O4iug to
the absence OF material Witnesses the case
was postponed till Tuesday next.
Robert FMrcioth, 9 youth, was arrested on
Wednesday afternoon for cutting and stab
hing negro byy, slave Of Jones q Childrey.
Not knowing the extent Of the Injuries re-
ceaved by the negro, tks Mayog Udicurned
the matIsr over to Aa.urtay.
john w Lsathers ard Trenton Kennedy,
charged With stealing Let Of onions ffom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

~ Nay, two neaso men, Usssrs - nass1ssa, oho
are making shcts way - Iisg WultaO eeaotv- -
tbs ;1iuS Tree. vsu savs en- AVtess ~ ttes
dssivsvy 20 ne, o. tncts bsb gul - - ~ -
ssssnnsrs; HAsr!soA b siAeAee, aA.VM 0te111
h.sses = .ss s'aas. WAseAxso9.
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Earnln3s ont snd home
80 bales Of cotton for @ svyrn.

Leaving . u,onhiv prod. (end ifmccess-
neIl of........ fol4o %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-03

Fsoais rnaie per month. c.cvicus 70 tho
Hei, 5y FIRST cass steamer on
specie cucreucy S33ss4
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En Doi.LAss Rswara.-sa. .w.s ~ nypss.
tees B inthss hes. vsrs soau 10 ~ bsey. -
sbove reward wtl 10 pAtd erovgAs ts.os.
js2-8.s FANNY At1Au1 - e,ea1 =.
~ he sahsortheS ADrD ~ 1olAs ~. - ~
Wals&, about u yeAFe I'D, eoaS - ~ ~ oagn11
0t bis mouth, sad enc a ~ ~ Alps - - - -
old efowa ccat, gray pssts, eeh 49, on0 81 j
s ssssh, "a a;p = = g sss.,sn iss ~ ss
~id ~ .Ss shove rsvSd i cslse6 g 49,
or c1sssssnssd j.'l encse{ aAnu44 -
: s.--ais no.As, lives sa s,~ss .ssss, sess Q
New MARKET, With Nss Maosssaee - U--A4
EO0 DOLLaka Ksv.ss --tas ssas sss11
eDOV psaatattpss scar os'krvti1s. va. o. ~
Preston. Hs Il some g yeas n ags, hiaGh seeGe
6 feet o? iaohes high. He haA pa@ ~ ossty
Charlotte II, Wheee he Wae r1too6. snd va s6e9
BY Csps Thcs Spenosr. of that cosnty EvfH ~
tie a5cyo reward II dslvsssa - - na5sss IemuA
Kin Of Richmond. VIC TuQNN4E&
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moves very 500 - zssssz Fl
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heavy oo'uuns ead pvshing than against q
sage point 10 our line bat, - usual, failed
~ accomplish sngihsng moro than q tempo
saFg suocss. Oar loss is not believed to be-
ossf Two hundred, though largely more than
fais aaTiess ars m!saing. but number, Of
ne men are oomiDg IN almost every minusa
AD,ng the killed IL Col Mpnhisoa, ssh n.
g
Aooa. tnroe O'Clock yesterday evening
"iaons d'Tisicn Of Yankee cavalry, having
s.-rted on raid. bad gotten a. fsr a Ash-
1asd. whers they mat W q E Less division,
q brisk dght ensusd. eooa After the frht
ossAn Eosser came In upon their rear sad
LINK. and eaickiy put them to rou.. purau-
'os then some four or nss mi,ss, or pn.il
light ended the pursuit We captured ahoas
1a5 psisousts, besides = l.ks nnsahar os
sss.t wounded, who Ssll Into our handA TIA
enemy 10 their 6ight last their dsad unbo-
tssa. broke mp thses ambniAnces, threw
away thels arms. and lsit Il . hasts general
~ saso esp.ured come three hundred
Asrsss. Oar losses win loot up ahost o.
Iaas og the enemy h hssviee. Among on
), ~ouaosa = Brig des youug. who = quite
4aA morning veconsolooance n ftoat Of
Aaaons and Wilcox. ssas Aslsek revealed
ne isss that the sasu3 hAd islt, uosias to-
WAS our right The cltlssas ~ tAeg -.
esn 70 move aooat dsst leet dat, - ueee
nos,as ~ sight 1sse sassu 81 nes :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-08
I,n 0rteon 9llain gealtr,

i. Upwards Of 100 Mexican Of
ficers made prisoners by the
French, and now residing in V; .
,ious parts Of France, arc SAID 10
have given in their adhesion to
the Government cf the Archduke
Maximilian, and will probably
return to their country at the
same time as their new Emperor.
Men should study to enrich
themselves, not in silver and gold,
but in virtue and tortitu1c.
A young lady at school. en-
gagged in the study Of grammar,
was asked if kiss was q common
or proper noun she hcsitatingly
replied, sit is both common and
proper"
Doing an injury puts you be-
low your enemy revenglng one
makes you but even with him ;
forgiving sets you above him.
So you are going to teach
school ! said a young lady to her
maiden aunt,
Well, for my part, sooner than
do that, | would marry a widow
er with nine children.
l would prefer that myself was
the quiet reply, but where's the
widower
The wise man draws more adj.
vantage from his enemies than
the fool from his friends.