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ACCOUNTS or IHE BATTLE.

According to Mr.. Dayton, Jr.'s account,
the action lasted about an hour and a half.
The Kearsarge although hit in several places
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

T HAVE A COOP SUPPLY or WOOD FOR
Il sale. whiEh vlTi sell ehssP- LeA7s vsar or
deFs. Nfih tn casa - tlis sfef~s Of Cizri<s n.
Johnson. Oh Ms4a street., Or II. Lufz. @ Chsshut
street zp1Z TH0s- D. sAfTa-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
WOOD! WOOD

= 80 4as = all GsCd slf7sfsrtsoa vi
wen = .COBE. AEesissssr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

kKSTueKr AID THE TalsEtxa BAxps.
The Louisville Journal Of Saturday,
says: On Monday last an enrolling of.
yer, who was pertaining hia duties in
Webster county, ky vas gobblsd sp by
Bennetts's horse-thisving gang near q
small tosn called EDixon. The oheer
vas detained Until Tuesday night, when
be was released, bot, before allowing him
70 20, the scoandrels, true to their prin-
e'pAls and calling, robbed him Of his
watch, pistol, and monsy Bsnnetto il
receiving fresh additions 10 hia gang
every day, and the band now numbers
forty seven as villAiEoas eut-shroAts as
we're ever eollectsd together 70 maraud
aud ramsack peaceful territory. The
success shieh attends eli Of their noss.
ments has emboldened them 10 roam
feaFlessiy through The eozntry, aud per
petrating ontrages Of The most villa and
daring character
On Tuesday nigh, Benne.ts lsft Dixon,
and moved toward Green rivsF, With the
svowed object Of making an sttact upon
unzrnsd transports plying Up and down
the river His successful carer IN the
State has given prestige to his name, and
swelled bis ranks with the worthless vAK-
Abonds Of the country. Why be il par
mitted 10 roam thus, pilfsFing and ear-y-
terror with his advances, when mounted
organizations, under the control Of Fed
eral commanders, are scattered through
out the State for the purpose Of Afording
protection TO the people, we are at . loss
TO determine. Surelys the bandit and
bis gang are not invincible, and We might
expect that some effort would be made
to effect his eapsare lfany such efforts
have been attempted, they have not been
marked With vigor, and may be set down
as miserable failures, for instead Of hind
ering the robbers movements, or de.
pleting their Numbers, the poliey pursued
has only tended 10 augment the force.
But from every quarter Of the State
comes the unweleome news of mGrauding
bands, depredating with impanity On FRI
day morning one hundred aud City Of the
robbers were at Big Spring. in the lower
part of Meade county, wAging a nefaFions
warfare Of plunder They represented
that they were. sent into Kentucky By
Forrest for the purpose Of conseripting,
aud OF preventing the citizens from en-
gsging IN the quiet pursuits Of agrieul-
tare. Kentucky soil is turtle, and the
abundant harvests which will hIl her
/ graneries add greatly to the subsistencs
/ Of the Union armies This fact 10 well
recognized BY the rebels, and, IL lavless
+ characters can be instigAted to band to-
I getheF and roo the farmers ftheir horses
/ pillage the country, interrupt civil per
suIts, and carry terror to the hearts Of
the people, they viii gloat over the sue
eessfnl scheme and applaud the fen dish
warfare We hope our authorities vii
hunt down these thieving bands with
greater energy, and relieve the people
Of our State from . curse so dark aud
hidsous Government has allowed Ken.
saeky sufficient force for protection; i
requires only = proper disposition of the
troops and concert in action to extsrmin
ate the robbers and restore peace whsr'
now exist dread and alarm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

slaves II 10 the magic word = Freedom"
that has 50 long slumbered, which is
playing such havoc with slzves-uot the
emancipation proclamation, nor Yankee
soldiers, nor A5olitionists-no, indeed
the bowling Of Copperhssds and other
parties 10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
A Kansas exchange informs rs th&i
the negroes are Aocking into that State
from Missouri By kandreds. al Of whom
are anxious, above sll other eonsiders-
tions, to gain their freedom. It also
states that "a mass convention Of the col
orsd citizens OF Kansas will be held At
Leayenworih on the 18th, l4th, aud 18th
Of October, for the parpose Of tax ng into
consideration their political, educational.
moral, and social condition as nominal
citizens Of the State Of Kansas"
Should the exodus Of slaves from Mis-
soati eontinae AZ the present rate for the
next few weeks, this convention viii be
very largely attended Not sday passes
tha: scores Of slaves do not leave the
border counties Of Missouri for the free
soil Of Kansas One numbeF-o the s.
Joseph Herald records the following in
stances illustrative of dis hsgira:
All Of Z B. Kirtley snegfoes iefG their
MISTER here last nightfor parts unknown.
A gentleman from Platte County In
forms rs that thirtesn slaves lefs that
county, Wednesday, and sentto Kansas
They vent in the light Of the MONDAY
sun.
Over one hundred aud ninety negroes
took their masters' horses and wagons in
Saline County, last Sunday, and in open
day formed q procession and marched
to Kansas These things are marching
on.
Many Of our citissns; whoare opposed
to this system Of emig gnhiioa. sndeayored
to discourags the nsgroes. bat all to no
purpose They wonh listen to all the
hhrrangues attentivsly. pick up their
traps, shout FreedoQ. aud march along.
A rebel letter writer, in describing the
demolition Of jackson, Misa, gives
heArt-rending aeeoanl Of The ingratitude
Of "oar niggsrs" lie sAys
A great many negroes who had been
regarded by their ownevs as faithful and
reliable, left With the Yankees, with
their fine horses, carriages, aud other
comfortable modes Of conYeyanee. One
Aaron Lemlsy-has recently sent word
to bis master that be Is nov free eiti-
ren Of Vieksburg.
As the editor Of The ST. Joseph Herald
truly remarks These things are march
ing on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

% a1faasa - the colntlTf and SoaF3aencc q Is
EAts-nts-Aaviak enlarged Rn2 ineraased kis a.
silities. nisecRrea the assistance ef ane q tAa
, nrSt works mea e the state. lie ca nor xuariy
she Nsais eftkase dssiriag his sess;css
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTION SALE

Sd 0O0 WORTH or STAPLE LIQUORS
= N.OOO % y sod Il Pnblic sEcgiea. April
- b. n froaf q aF suction r0ons on Hala STREET
betwssp ~econ4 sn1 Thifd Liqnsrs iEssrsd %
d % the ht qHa ity sad wlil - .oia without re-
s-rFe- A cresft u three months viii - given.
~ L-----z .-..--. 81 ID. ,-.-anl.Z ar--.-.. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
Net Assets, January. 1884,
SCOOP, ,556.30 =!

=. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION q the
AfsAs sft@F - years % severe trial. has
aiiEed the greatest public afYHut2xaa Aad
Fuec-ss q the various systems u FIRE less
rance in Tie eoaatry. IL nov better fhss
sssr prepared fsF duty.
5. 1000 Les Gains have ben settled ksd paid.
sf1TEES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
8. TIE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY By
FfRE. IN fbs GATED states aFsrAgss over
$1,000 esity. i yguf propsffy sxYos@1
and aHprof-efsdf
7. AEE T0C TSsEEEDf II nft. Why notf
The cost = friaimgs the duty f. manifaNf I;
the rssult nssy - yoGr sseaps from ruin
--Wblie ssizy sud neziect may lnyolFe
you IN h4skrupicy, p3vsrty. O. cruel d.
appoiuffssEt.
e. PARTICULAR ATTENTT0E an4 rsszrH :
gives 20 saaall risks sell e. large oasa
Abs Euf superior commercial s6rantaxss
aEsr1ed
ps- Insarzses ss5icitsd AnA Psliesss issss.s b,
J. W. NExsES. Axsnt,
gzzs Marbis Hau Bugldinz. No. :. msfs =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
sADDLERY.
COAL.

IAyE AsEk HOw ENABLED TO DkLIyER,
w a. shoEt nsales, by ths quzasIty o. cart Iosa,
= superior srfie5e ofGreea River cs,sl All srssT,
isst af fhe 9Foesry q r. A. Cock. Hsin strst
Or at H. Doek. iossr Ed q the shsrf IA -
panetuailJ ssssnesd 80 THOMAS 4 CO.
sp5-iH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

sa- Runors are rife respecting the
operations and proximity Of guerrillas
at various points from Cisrksville to
Henderson, and ganbosts are on the
alert 70 anticipate and watch their move
nentS All means Of crossing the Cumb-
erland elandestinely are being destroyed
and cavalry forces are scouting the eOan-
try in search Of ths various lands
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
A CARD.

FINANCIAL.
GOLD and SILVER bought and
sold at
R0SEEBAUM & BROS,
Mt Vernon. Ind
The highest price paid for GOLD
and SILVER at
R0sEEBAUM & BROS
sgTzz s2~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
DRUGS. sc.
WIN. 81. P. STODDARD,
No. II Main street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

VHTHoLESALE AND RETAIL pKALER IN
w Forsign aud Dom-stie DruSs, Che.aieais
oils Paiats, NaraisheS, Glass, Patent Medicines
Prrfamery and Fancy Articles, TO which hs l.
constantly recieYtng additions seeeted with great
care and well adapted 10 the waats % Merchants,
Druggists and Physicians.
Alec, iaqse and varied assortment Of Amerv-
tyI,e and Photograph materials, comprising every
thing used In the art. All orders receive prompt
attention, and filled At lowest prices. and packed
with care The attention Of the trade rssp~elfally
solicited.
TNREE INHIBITION AT rHk DRU6 sroRE,
Il N Main street, Of a magnificent display Of
,hoice perfumery, comprising several nsW Aec
nopnlar styles and odors, never before o1sred ~
ma market. Fancy Extracts aud Pcuaaass 81 all
prices. ". n = ~ ~sLoDDz -
A RTISTS AND MERCHANTS, WHO CAN
"A not well leave home, can depend upon having
their orders hlled promptly, aud Al the sAm'
prIces as though they were personally present
md charges collected from boat, BY ssading q
WN N p SToDDARD, Druggist aud ApeshsoA
IN. ana dealer in Photograph Stock, Ne. II Main
street, Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
DENTIST.
DR., F. HUTCHINSON,
DENTIST.

2 HAS renefed fron
his cid ohss On the
ccrrer Of Sscond sad
Main strsess, to hls
rev rooms ca First Il.
TIVE deors below Main.
next to the Nercaus1le
Library. ED Masonic
Hall. lie has spared
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
R- The New Albany Ledger Of satu

s@ The New Albany Ledger Of Sstzr-
day evening says:
Steam vas raised this morning on
the new steamer Of the Archer Line bull
ding here. Her big wheel rolled over
EXTENSIVELY and rapidly, and ~ill push her
through the water ~ kigh rate Of speed.
The great L. S. Ram, built here is nov
about ready for actioR She has terrif-
ic butt as the rebel vessels will End out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
By Elicit, BIZ d Fb1, Auct;onecrs.


4 UCrioN Sale of consignments OF
~ Dry Goods. eroceriss, TO-
On Tuesday NEXT 22i March, We will sell ct auction
at our warehouse, No II Pearl st, large and most
desirable assortment u
Dry Goods,
to close consisnmsnts prior to the LIST Of April Il
will en- rscc ia part the following goods, which will
be rold without reserve, viz:
500 pieces light aud dark prints
zoo do back and white do
so do nch printed deianss
20 do pait casniets
26 do spring pop''r
50 do black mohairs
Is do Irish linen
90 do planters linen
80 do super fancy linen drin
s DO ga black cloths
so dosan mems merino drawers and shirts
do French ~axed calf skins
$50 pairs children's, ladies'. and mems shoes
pieces super black silks
% do 50 fancy cashmere
dcsn printed long cloth shirts
125 lbz w and black aax thread
800 doson Aar.eud's 300 ard spool cotton
Ito do Fabei's lead penei!s
100 N buff envelopes
25 gYsat groes agate buttons
bb,s super Rio coffee
6qusr.er chests super black tea
Is kegs b caro- soda
10 bbls sal soda
10 bb,s brown sugar
5 demij0hns super Jamaica rum
$50 Il and \ boxes super manufactured tobacco
10 bbls super smoking tobacco &c
All parties Wishing to make consignnents fbr this
sale viii send them Ia during the present week The
sale will commsncs promptly at 10 O'Clock.
NH 10 Elicit, BELL B FOX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

sNOSCHsr HALL,
- Exchange Hote's COR iish AID Frsnafin SIS.
THURSDAY, March u, 1854.
rRor ST MAUR BIAaFIsM's
SELECT
= GRAND TABLEAUX,
sYATU;Ry,
Class:c and Domestic
Brilliantly i.'unlicated.
yhe cacrci iTss hsve been prepared e. 8 great ex-
r,epse, by The f-s; PyrciechDs! IN the country,
=; cssls Cor this occasion.
Both fires sai tahlesux vii! fer excel any ever
Civ 80 before in Richmond.
7sblesux commencing rreosely az 81 o'clcck
doJ,S open st ! o'ccck.
KATIE AUD LITTLE RACHEL,
By particular request. will dapoe The
HIGHLAND FLING
IN character on she Stage.
After wheh. eight Of ths
/ LlrrEs MISSES SCHOLARS
VIII dance or the stage the
PRINCE IMPERIAL
Or. Quad dss Dames!
as originally danced by Cei:ariuss Misses scholars
n Far's.
| s&-The Children will take tho 1oor until IL.
Quilts BALL
/ The stage j. well elevated s. that al, sae, ard
+: s..ie, order VIII bo enforced.
! PROGRAMME;
/! slAICsHY,
vita Ladies. GsaiisIGsn and Children.
J. Gee ro -Dobbin
9. Thc Blue Bal tiit:;e Ee5hcI) 800 Royal Academy
Eanea,h liz tSiis of pure azure light
| s.Bi ts aewy petals go fresh ard sc bright,
4 Parry :ef~2sed, Oft - toiuE the breeze,
laa kissing the biussoms ,ha. fe. frc,n the
g. The Monument
81 sns not dead, but sespesh.''
Ii The Bros Nest ............ Natiora "aAefy
. TIC Captive. Reiier
/; q. Tia Guilds Dream. --......... Royal Academy
Domestic.
!; & The Cotiar'e Saturday Night. hurns
?. Arab Maid ct ko2niein ..............f indens s
g. SVi:iie's Wife,. Burns
''S;c 6 wife as Wd;e had,
Iwad ca gis 4 button for her
Fl Tass S Si!ss s N:.sios' As'''
.sl!, 6 body meet a body coming through lie rye
II G body k;ss a body mood body cry
:. Queen Of Night
HIGHLAND FLING,
in character by
j Katie AMI Little Rachel.
PRI.sCE IMPERIAL
| b. eight little misses stage.
rt;,d-sn DANCE until III O'Clock then comm eaees
: HE ADULTS BALL.
- Oh account OF great expense a;:cnGin. THE
: rc,;re 10 OF the TatIeaux the following prices VIII
l ! Be charged clmisson
J. / Ladies and Goltieneu, caed.
Children, not scholars, each .............
Children, scholars, respectfully invited.
Tickets be procured ct the principal music and
r. book :toFes.
q A fac bsrd and choice refreshments on hand.
! NH .l-Sif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
clnYoxA IFaiSIsTtRE.

s,lAxrcKvrrrH' March ls,-.sc'h house"
NJ the Legislature have saap'ea Mt ste
% oss ms resolution E. TO the sssms BY which
Phehs MI: be sought. end on the suspeb-
. Pc, If The Wi. Of naasas eo~r'ss
s's asey have also adopted resolaaon 'afn.
=, The Confederate Government All
i'S between the sges Q! II and Il and
= and SO, and uaaaimcasly adopted fssoia-
-. exp,cssive OF confidence IN the ffes'-
-. .na If thanks 10 the Georgia troops tor
a.,;s,,ne. The Legislature then adj
iournea si.e re.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
b. Heoessr q TO-, Asaets.

WE will offer for sale at our saieefo0m, NO 10y
w Main st, on Tuesday next, the ed lase, u 10
o'clock very large assortment Of
Groceries,
Lisaoss. &c.
We enumerats In part
1000 pkgs manufactured tobacco
10000 lbs smoking tobacco, assorted
- hhds sugar, assorted
u bbls do do
% 4 bbis do do
1877 bags do do
ID sacks coffee
10 bbls do
25 kegs bi carb soda
8 bags pepper
leases ground ailspice
40 boxes turpertne soap
l0) cases fancy toilet do
$50 NJ gun caps
50 gross superior lead pencils
$50 do water proof matches
IS boxes loaded tin, l4x00
Is doc French calf skins
500 pairs cotton cards
10 boxes window 2Iass, ass'd sizes
I'D bbls apple brandy
Is do rye whiskey
6 do Bourbon whiskey
5 eases Scotch do
IS do Pinet brandy
10 do Eau de Vie brandy
% do champagne cognac brandy
50 do 4 Pery's do do
IL do SiIary champagne
800 doc packs playing cards
Together with large assortment Of other mer-
chandise and notions. HEBENER 4 CO,
NH II AucuOneers.
81 LynchhurS Republican and Petersburg Ex-
press Will copy and send bills to this Office fer cob
lection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
z. AnSsEE.s

=, ,sa svenins % the !6,a. Al the resideSss Of
~ s,sss.s fstter, by the Hev Moses y Hoge. -
t9e \ t'tTt,LtNsWo1 .TH tn Miss CoRUE-
i.ts', s.,:INS both o; Hsnrico co.G,y.
Ia. 80 Philadelphia papers p ease copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

s.-nssrs.ets Ar.sraksrs see sass'sass
,,ss III most eligible apartments wsn ssser''sS 70
fhfh. ne a. & t;ssTRy, ID another Sot'Nne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

n7- WANTED-Dead cows, horses, mules,
soats, Ac.-Persons having such on their lots can
have them hauled away Immediately, besides get
ting the highest price for them II word be left at
Mr James B GallegheT's drug store, on Main, be
tween 7th and6th sts Lewis anteloiti's near the
Central Railroad Depot, and at Mr. Jones's grocery,
on Clay n, two doors from 9th, at the Glue and
House, foot of ID Of.
B.-Hides OF all kinds wanted, for which full
market price will be paid. nah 9-l2t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
LOST, ,STRAYED, Sc


@ ST anj FoQnd.-~Was ieit by th3 Yankees at
I Dover PITT on the Let inst, SHALL lay marc,
about eight years Old; white nosa and left Eind
foot; near the lett eye aoou. four niche, long
Az .he same time WAS carried oH by them :wo dack
bay mules, (malo ard f;mals,l medium siS9, ar !
sbcu: nine years old. Also, stysh light bay GEL
o;1g, about six years old, with white left bind
tcct, and meEkE Of collar ind HIS nees. Tic
mare will lie delivered 10 the riehtful owner pay
,neut o. charges aud suitable reward will be paid
To- tho recovery Of the mCes ard horse. Apply 10
j ANDERSON q co,
Tredegar Works, or 10
co T01tKINS
,eh 99-Hts Dover Pits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
n TET.Is % Arm

r.,ycxrs or sns sssss 1asssEsssnr
t..a.s,np "a act Of Congress In the yea
Enfcyed = Tss.sass il Ma tc.evk's once o (
1855 ~ !. 1,aa,r OF the Confederate Stsies fos
sas ns.sss, ptstrici OF Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

Et Thomas W. Kesses. AHctioneev,
lOfpcs corner Of 18th and Cary sts
ICRKD or cattle for sale at auotiou-I VIII sell a
Tuesday, March 2ed, at 10 O'Clock \, a Lsdhm
E WatsOn's rshouSe, Rockets,
800 bushes damaged peas
1000 lbs damaged bread
600 lbs damaged rice
u bbis damaged -four
TERxs-Cash or delivery.
JOHN DE RRD,
: Paymastsr G Havy.
ea:e conducted by THos W KEEssH, Aucs.
min l5
NOR Sale at auotion.-On Tuesday, the ed
inst, at ID O'Clock ID, at the Dock, we Will o.
fer for sale, without reserve or limit, The Gsam.
ship City Of Petersburg
Length rs feet
Width is feet
Depth Of hole feet
Capacity 10 tons.
She will BE- on exhibition a few days previous
10 sale. Parties desiring further information I'm
call a our Office, corner 18th and Cary stYee&s.
TARDY WILLIAMS,
THos w KErssE, Aucttoneer. NH lS-tds
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~ Ab1tnson, A6nDse = o., Asso1a.
tCdfnss ~ and Main ~
W. WIN sass . aaetion On Thufsdsy asxt, 1llb
~ tn1ts u ~ o'cloci--
y to1es choice n sugar
10 bbm q
10 b0ls choice y D Moiaaees
bags crushed sugar
do prime BIO ccdco
I0 kegs hi earb sods
- boxes tailow candlns
10 40 tufpcntins soap
500 lbs country soap, old and dry
1000 lbs new dried apples
4 casks Cogpac brandy
bcis Jamaica rum
bales cotton
With general assortment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
1900 pkgs manufactured tobacco
5000 lbs smoking tobacco, in bbls and bales
10000 Florida cigars
11Dc0 Cuba cigars
% kegs m .ccahcy snaH
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Parties dcaflaS to 10 tina above sale will pleas
send Va We goods early Wednesday. With invoice
anu notice On the invoice that they win recays pro
ceeas u same IN ts present currency The .as vii
be made payable In the present currency Cash OF
delivery TO parties unknown 70 vs and PAYABLE n
the present currency by NIL parties before the Qsf
iEst ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 Co
mn ~ Auetioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22


E10NDS st1iea ffon the Treasury japa7:no2t.-
! , We have been requested by The 4 sisse- OF tho
Foasury 10 Call the attention Of the pablo to the
nur:aer aud denomination. OF the Coupon Bonds re-
Gently stolen from his oiloe in tbs Treasury Every
corporation and every individual holding bonds
should examine them carefully 70 ascertain if any
one AZ these b3nds is il bis passess3n. They SIC
worthless as securities, and will Be refused payment
whenever presented They ara CT the following
numbers Gad dS2oibioe'ions:
N,r e35 10 - 9s4 inclusive Fer 81 500 zach, per
cent. ........................g3 $50, 90
Mes s3,554 to $50 inclusive, far 81 600
each, 7 per cent. ........... 1900
Nc. 81 sol TO 81 sil inclusive, toy - tG5
each, I per cor- ..,............ II COO
Nos ga, $50 30 a. inclusive, for $500 eacn,
PEI cent ........,......... 1s, goo
Nos s,b07 to s,5iG inclusive, for 81 Geo each,
per cent northumberland. aoeo
No pl4 f.r 100, s per ct-.t.............. IG0
S75,,Go
Any Information upoa tbs subject vii, be gladly
received by the Register Of the Treasury.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
b. James II. TaHl0r, A uctiOussv.

GALS Of Valuable Wood Laad, near james DIVER,
r. in Powba.sn ooun.y.-By virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Povhaisn, in the cass Of VIM
will b sod ~ public auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 22d March, 1854, III fair; II not, the
first fsir day } 3s4 acres Of valuable wood land In
Powhalan county, adjoining 'tNa!deu's Adventure =
aud within one ard . half miles q James river,
with good road leaiing firm the place 70 the rive
With the exception q few anfes, on which the
dwelling and out houses are built the whole tract 10
In wood, IS OF s.oseot quality, well timbsred, ana
from which vast Quantities Of wood may be sent hy
the river to Richmond.
TsRMs.-Cssh as to one-third; and . credit Of or
and tx0 years for tho residue, bend and security.
and the title retained 10 secure the credit
or If preferred by the purchaser cash Soi the whole
NH It'd BW YiHNAY, Comm'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

DE8SONS having balances to their credit on
our books must Withdraw them before the
27th ihsi or receive payment after that date in
Confederate Treasury notes Of the present issue
or per cent bonds, a. option. Checks and
drafts drawn by us must be presented at the Banks
on which they ere drawn before the 27;h inst. We
will receive the present Confederate issue in pay
ment Of balances due us until the 9Th inst at mar
after iha, date, at discount Of 3ss per cent.
WIN Il ISAACS X co,
RI FOSTER i co.
Richmond, hIareh II, 1864 NH 1913.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

! :. Individually fra, bo presented
before tie GS;h lag. 1T ths bank which thcy are
aEaan; AID all ciai.ns agadst rs mast be presented
81. tuc:, claims ETA he paid whenever presented,
without. Interest, In the present currency par
ID the new currency e. 81 In pay n,out Of ga such
claims [mh i9-Gi-l RO A Il r Fl MAYO