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=, G"'rotsng.-Os the night of the 5th of
TINS TINS month, as Mr.. John II. Gentry was 60
night, he was attacked by two or three ruf-
hans, who knocked him down and robbed
bin OF valuable gold watch and chain.-
Next morning man named Michael Handy
went into Beckman's saloon aud offered to
sell Backman fine gold watch for $4,000.
MIR. Beckman took the watch into Mr..
tearee's lewelry store to ask his opinion OF
it. Mr.. pearce told him Of the robbery Of
Mr. Gentry, and advised him against buying
the watch. At the same time Mr.. Pearce
made memorandum Of The number OF the
watch, which be subsequently, heard was the
number OF the watch stolen from Mr. GEN
try. Ga Wednesday night officer Granger
arrested Handy, and brought him before the
Mayor yesterday morning. The Mayor hay
ing heard the facts, sent Handy On to the
Hastings Court. Handy is one Of the three
men recently acquitted by the Hastings
Court of the charge Of robbiDg one Mary
Broderick.
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Female Yankee Surgeon. DIR Mary Walk
er, Assistant Surgeon in the Yankee army Of
Tennessee, captured few days ago near
evening, and was committed to the female
department Of Castle Thunder She was
dressed in male attire, except Gipsey hat,
aud wore handsome black ralma. AS she
passed down the streets to the Castle in
charge Of detective the odd figure she cut
attracted a great crowd of negroes and boys,
who beset her path to such degree as much
to obstruct her progress. She was very in
dignant at having been taken prisoner, pro-
testing that ut the time Of her capture she
was on neutral ground.
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k< TRADhf.5' Sans of tho C,ty o. Riciia1oad-
~ Annnal II Mtetirg.--The annual mect!as OF tcc
Stockholders Of tie Tr.ceTs' Bank of the city cf
Richmond will DC held O. iheir bsnkitg house On
Thursday, the fsst inst, .. Ii O'Clock "a
Il Is asceasary that majority of the s!eck should
be represented either in purscu of by proSy.
eY T-t2lstAp L siNTON, Caahicr.
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Hard 70 oSette--Georgeauna, slave Of Mrs,
John u. Stanard, was yesterday brought be-
fore the Mayor, on the charge of stealing a
silk dress from Mrs Mary McGee Mrs.
Elam, dress maker, swore positively that the
dress was the property of Mrs. Stanard, and
not Mrs. McGce. Mrs. Crmsby testified
that the dress locked very much like one
she had sold to Mrs. McGree, and waich had
been subsequently stolen. The Mayor dis
charged Georgeanna, and returned the dress
to Mrs Stanard. II will he recollected that
some days ago Mrs. McGee was i'll this Court
charged with stealing this same dress, she
having taken it from Mrs. Stauari's girl,
Georgeaaua, in the street, declaring 1t was
hers.
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Rough B.ssisess.-A poor fellow named
VIM. Lyon, with one leg, was before the
Mayor yesterday, on the charge Of stealing
six dozen horseshoe rasps from Geo. Germs
berry. It was proved that the rasps were
stolen out of Mr.. Gernsbery's about four
weeks ago, and shat ON Wednesday Lyon at
lug the latter that they had been imported
from Norfolk. Lyon was sent Oh to the
Hastings Court.
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Rlice Asrssta-Augustus jackson, . free
negro, was arrested yesterday for carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
Oaicer Bibb yesterday arrested George II.
Turner for stealing . box OF tobacco from
Wlo. B. Jones & Co. Turner has just been
liberated from the penitentiary. WHITTIER he
was sent some time last year for stealing a
box OF tobacco from this same firm. He
must have been under the dclusi0n that
they owed him box OF tobacco, and was
determiLe ed to get even.
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Horse 1A:eyes.-The case Of VIVA. Lebsr
and Charles Riddle charged with stealing
two horses from VIM. 8. Munson and j. Z.
Pitts, WAS examined before the Mayor yes
terday, and the accused were discharged and
sent to the Enrolling officer. The witnesses
who had been relied upon to convict them
were women OF iil-fame, who pretended to
know nothing about the matter. 1t is be-
lieved that they refused to testify through
fear Of personal violence from some Of the
horse stealing gang who arc still at large.
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NoRrnSRN E.TiMAriox or OUR CxxRRaLs.--l
Confederate who has recently been In New York

writes
The Yankees do not hesitate TO admit the Supe-
rioriiy OF our Generals over their own. After the
idol Of the hour, ut is Grant now) they award the
merit of great generalship 10 Lee. European mill
tary crI,Ics rIways speak Of lee the abiesl sol
der developed by the war On either side, and SO
far without his sQunl in the present armies Of The
old world. ston' wall Jackson commanded ihf. aa-
miraion Ct the yankecs as well as Of the rest OF
mankind. Even Beecher made bim the subject OF
an elaborate euioey. Beaufeesrd ttand= high with
the Yankees for his defence Of Charleston and his
admiiab retreat from Co tatb. The other Confed
crate Generals best known, and whore merits arc
handsomely acknowledged, are Joe Johnston,
I.nngstreet. Magruder, Hardee. and Polk Portraits
1f all these officers readily be obtained at The
bookstores In New York and Bost,n. At Frederick, e
show windows on Broadway, are dtsp.aypd two
splendid photographs, one Of lee and the other Of
jackson. During my stay IN New York frequent,
played in public places President Dayis is trough,
10 be very able man, but o, SO wicked! s.If we
had man like JEFF Davis Ia the Presidential cha =
we would have put down the rebellion long ago, ,,
Is common remark.
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- To tie Voters Of Han.ioo coaa.y.--P X
~ HUFFMAN Is . candidate fos the next aher.
,fraity. sad respectfully soci,s your supper, Eav-
Ing served ycu in tho capacity OF Deputy Sheru for
With Satisfaction. Hiection in Say next.
an 1l.-t20thHs
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AA8RycA,
Navy Department., 7
RicL.ncnd, March 10, lSe4. }
. Ar nnsllt,

RtcE.ncnd, March W, lSeS.
~ ENkRAL ORDER.
y Any psT soa who deei.es TO avail h.mEolf oe he
pro yisioiS cf the Act Of coagress entitled .sAn Aes
to a rcEd act eotiIed act 10 establish voluo-
.cer Navy" approved February Is, 1854 shall MAKE
his rppiicatp in writing the Presidenl and state,
oa vatn That he has lifted ont that t 10 hts bolo
fis intention 10 III eat, for tie Volunteer Navy, ana
place la lie active se.vice VI the Confedsrats
States sut1hc vessel! Of no. less than one hundred
" las b,;rs!an, enicieEty manned armed and equip
ped foE crus!ng sgainst the 81 enay. II The vGEslA y
ye, to SC itsd on. :he application will further staao
tie y-.cc ssre aad tho time within which M VIA -
ready ss:y &c. aud will present sAisfaelcry evt-
dense ii The sti,y OF tho applicant 70 gs ths vessel
% sen.
II. Vessels itied ou: and tondered for the volun-
teer Navy beyond the riorsai jurisdicloa Of The
Confederate STATES shall be irapccted BY IN olceP q
the Navy, ai.d her character and condition, ssA
the character aud Etasss VI the ocefz thereof, sna
DC shown by his report
III No sp:icst,on for tie position oe AonhAnn1
ayn,aster C shs Volunteer Navy VIII b ot1eldBe1
when the applicant is under fo.ty I'VE ysase q aus.
SIX MALLORY,
Secretary q tas Navy.
An Acr 20 amend an act entitled "an eel % eeekh.
I,sh Voluates. Navy, approved. April lsss,
1891.
The Congress of the Coafsduuss Ssasss n Anwts
10 enact Tnas the act entilcd'1n aes 70 eslahlsA
Voiua,eer Navy approved Aprn l0th, l061, be %
amended that the President pe and he 10 hsreby ~.
thoyxea to iesae the commissions and wserSs q e0u.
ten,pia;ed by said ACT under such regulations he
usy prescribe e. applicants for servco In tha Vol
cateer Navy when ded that said applicants VIVA
furnish ,u,abc vesssi tor fa.d sssvcs and 70 re-
cesve ,aia tho Volunteer Navy sAd sssocl ard her
officers sud crow within or beyoad the Conlkdssass
Satss
sso . That toe pres!dset - and he u AsseAy 90.
thor;ssi 10 appoint Assistant 2Aymastsso Ssf ~
voluoteer Navy, wso shah receive, whea - luty a
sea. fnesn1iolaTa per month. Rns 10 pessea 10Ase
forty vs yeaFe Of age ard Liable 70 pertbsm D111aSy
duty shall recetve such appointment
approved February 18th, 1854.
Il A.
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-z,ps OF PLYMOUTH, N. C.-TwENTY-
ryB HUNDRED PkISoNERs AND fHiaTf
...s or ARTILLERY TAKEN.

p,eoRs OF ARTtLtsNS TAAhS'
The following official telegram was re
...s, At the War Department yesterday:
PLYMOUTH. N. C., April -.
r. Gs.i. BRAGG
, have stormed and captured this place,
.n,nr,ns one Brigadier, one thousand six
sansrea men, stores, and twenty-five pieces
S.r,;,,ery. II. +. HokE. Brig Ganl.
:. addition to the above the President re-
..ya, q telegram from Col. John Taylor
uood. Rocky Mount, April alst, which fur
,.,ss some further particulars Of this i'm
Ian, a,,.ir. He states that the capture of
,oxn WAS effected by the forces under
go HIKE. with, naval co-operation: and
in the fight two Federal gunboats were
!, another disabled, and q small steamer
stared. our loss he estimates at 800 in
n Among the killed was Col. Mcscer.-
-. c.p,urcs are thus estimated by Colonel
,p,os's Dispatch: Twenty-Five hundred
.,,,opers, among them three or four hundred
,s.ross; thirty pieces OF artillery one hun
,.e, thousand pounds of meat; one thou-
.,ns barrels of flour; and = iull garrison out.
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DsAp.-Dr Franklin Dache, the Oldest great
grandson of DIR Franklin, died in PbisadeIpl,i
March 10. He was born Oci o. i7gl. and was m,
oldest SON Of the Doctors oldest grandchild. iit
was Professor If Chemistry in the Jefferson Medl
cal College,, and, in conjunction with DR. George y
wood, publisher Of the United States Disponsa
tory. He leaves four sons and daughter.
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OFFICE RICHMOND X PeTERsBCa X Co,

Kiefi;,nhd, va, htfl! Ii:n, i6bi-
60 THE attention Of the Stockholders of this
s>{ Company Is specially directed 10 tke follow
Ing resolution Of the Board of Directors;
Resolued, Ttat the Stockholders cf this Com
Fany be convened In general Eiceting ON Tuesday,
the aiih inst, at 10 O'clock ri, for the purpose,
not only of receiving the annual report ard s!ate-
especially to consider a question of grave impOr-
tance In connection with the Government, which
demands, if possible, the attendance uf each stock.
holder In person. nj w WARRINGTON,
ap l2-i9Gthip Treasurer.
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Go, Asssiefoss oS THs NIssissIrri LKsisLATuaR -
,s' A'ssssippi Lsgi stature has passed resoiu-
~. 'pp'slns the suspension oS ths Aateas corpus
q, precedent Of doubtfal and dangerous
,... s"'" This resolution Is followed By sno-
'a' 10 these words,
NJ .aat ia the adoy,ion of these resolutions II IL
ns ss la.en.ion Of the Leg stature TO impu,e 70
10 ,,..ssal OF the Confederate States ANY desire
stls,io|' s 70 himse'f more power than the Con-
ahe Is.aas nas conferred, and that In the opinion Of
eitzss zssssaiure 1t Is the duty Of every patriotic
II H. ~. Uphold and msintatn the said President
' II The eoas,u,isa.i po~ss ~ srs conferred 90 III.
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Spring FisAing. The hanks Of the tiverip
this vicinity are every evening lined with
men aud boys angling for bite, but 20 Tar
with little success. Owing to the cold wea-
ther the perch are very late this year In com
Ing up.
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CUttous CONFIDENCE GAME.--A woman has bee.
Carrying on curious confidence game IN s,iiwau
kee, Green Bay, and other places in Wisconsin
She dressed In male attire, married young ladies
and IAN away with their money.
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

w. To the Voters CT thu City OF Riehmand.-
~ At the solicitation CT many iriauds announce
myself a canditats for the Office Of Commissioner
of the Revenue for M.nroe Ward, and respectfully
ask your support. Election day, .ssh May, 1854.
ar l0-l2ts WEI II BEVRKlD0E.
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TWO Hentred Dollars Reward.-Ran away ffoQ
4 the .ubsor.ber. on the night Of "Wednesday, ~
lab inst, roy JSe, 85 or 10 years ca, aeooe
tees Or inches high, Of dark brown - bla1k
coer, face Somewhat spechled, And of slow 4poeco;
as' ou sut os gray homespun, su ovsrcoaS, . Me-
blanket usually worn over the shoulders, end . loW
crown black ss!k hat. He was puschaDed O ~
29:h Of February lest ct Heaclsy, near Heath.
wiio and children.
H.li pay tbe above reward II he ID delivered -
me ia i.chEiond. EB COOK,
rp i5-7t No 20 Main sts0oe
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OFFICE Va VOLUNTEER NAVY co,
Richmond. Au-lil lS. JSG4

Richmond, Ap-i, 49, 1874 !
A1OTICE.-Tho books u this company will DO
~ opened sL this Oios ccrar Ram sut liih ats,
tie 10Th inst for hnici increase OF the capital
s,oc.. Subscription price $3.50 share, and ave
dollar notes W:ii be received rns;i iur,.,eE notice
TIC ships are 10 be selected carefully for present
purpot es aid also with eye TO the carrying trde
after the
Since closing the bo ks On tic !e.h Inst, ihforma.
ti9n oi mere gratifying character tsan that pre-
vousiy intma:e3 has pecl received by tae Ereoters
hy order Of The Board.
ap l0--l!t SAM'LJ HARRISON, Prex'..
1DANk Ccnvcn;i n--At meeting O; sbo Esess
ID If this city, held in pursusnrc t! /. sues ostoa
from Banks Of other States OF taa CoHfcderscy :" n
general Convention oi the Dsnss q! tie caDiedefary,
to consider Of their cJnrfe III obtaining oci saust
the eqaGl Ccnsadeyste tax to wh.ah il is osoa
III eticici quarters they arc lisbie:
Resoued unanimously, That /. Coavsntloa CT AL
the Ranks in the CcD!a4erscy bo, and s hereby, in
vi.sd to meet In tns city oa hoadsy, .hs 81 day CT
Nay next. ap iS-td
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AT OFlCE.--Io ihe Stockholders at he Rich
~ mou6, fredericksburg aud io,o,.ac kai!rcad
Co - Ne Stockholders o: the Richmond, Fie,!e,
tehsbIEg and Potomac Eaiifoa. are .,ereby no.i-
fed that The company las ass,..nrd and viii pay
the tax levied G;, t,cir stock ty the Confederate
States for this present year They viii therefore
MAKE no return o! their stock in this company on
their iists II taxabia property To tho Confederate
States ass.ssoEs
Ey order OF the Board Of Directors,
an iS-lw J X NiNEIoN. Ireisf r.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN TRLFGRApH CoMp ANIEs,

Nichn'ond, March -, 1864
TNHE stockholders 9. The Washington and New
Orleans, RicEniond, Chcr.o.tesv lie ;.nt! Stsun
ton. Iynchhu:g and Abingdon, asi Ers, Tennessee
Telegraph Companies, are hereby notified that the
i've per cent tax 'eveI by The law PASSED Eth FeO
ruary, 1854 on tie EaG. of ell shares heid In tce
graph or other Companies. will be paid by the un-
defeiened at this ollie, and they will therefore omit
the stock held in ANY Of these companies in thar
lists 10 asseasors. II MCt,sETUY
Auditor Southern Telegraph Companies.
nh 26-.ta vi lstjune
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nrt,es 1.-The New Orleans Times says thai
month. men have remarked within the past twelve
CAS-. aa.a. population Of that citv. Besides Ih:,
prsetes 'e.' eosne 10 their knowledge In private
MOI b,s,,,.ss ..sssfeeiy day passes that persous are
VIA bsisn' Sei'fs lhe kec0rders' coufts charged
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Richmond, Va, April 10, 1854 (
AZ IOE.-CompIsrt having been made that
~ trnnsnorta.ioa tickets isfuA to soldiers On
furiouah have been sold, the pubic is notified that
such saIee are Illegal It isat enai cr.nce 10 buy or
10 sell such tickets They are the property Of the
Confederate Government, aad no one has the right
To nEe them except the person 70 whom they arc Is
suod An officers Ia this Department are enjoined
20 rcport vuatinas Of thi2 Regulation, that the Of
feaders nay be punished JOHN WiNDEk,
ap 2o--1w nrYaaAr 6enefaL
CAMP ITCH -sulphufet Il calcium 10 almost
I j certain cure for camp Itch, 30 prevalent now.
d7. or two nuplicatieRs Of this preparations 10 sum
Il Mt Ia efs ri cure in the commencement Of thB
disease Prepared sud fas sale ey
ap 20--6t NV FOW HnS, DfueRss
a OR Making Soap.
r. casks potash, ssronR
carboy ci! yitfiol
Snonse. bottle carks, spiocs, eto
For salc bT zap 20-3til 81 DOVE.
NIOTICE --Psrsons havrg Claims against tho e
~ tata r Jgusthsn Sweeney, deed, Will present
lE ,m for seitteircpt, aud thss indebted VIII make
payment without delay.
ap2O-ys IALkt. A0mr.
1NDK 0ALB,--
II Ous ct tsuucrs' toals
Ooc loa sss pips ard 6xtuses
Opo ~ iron hahes
sp sss as4s. sa.s y ''A1a 10 ssssss
E00 5ale "A syssaa'a mirsos, 80 q wm
IL be SD psiyAAely o. SAsaflay nnt = y e'clook.
+ en- % seea by cales = \ oefe~ - 80 - -.
- -
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BANK Of The CoaMoNwgArH.

kicaIdoud hptit %, l66i !
N1OTICE.-At \ meeting of The I; ard Of Direct
IN ORB OF the Bark Of the CJuiicn si.,,, oa tho
14ih April 1854, il was
Re0iNd, That TIE Bank pay the Confederate
states tsx (asseRsed By &C. o: CorgresSs approved
nth February, 1851 ou its stoc.. i;ald by stock
hoidcrs MORTON, Cashier.
Cd ,e-2EX4E
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400 DOLLARS reward wil be paid for the 9.
AVU preheGsi0a OF yny negro man WiniAn,
Wne iet tho iesdonce Of DR. Samuel Chfistias, ID
New Kent, ou sunday. :hs llth Inst, and has ~
been heara o. since wiiiisra ID Q likely neero, -
years Old iish: co,ored, though NOT . mulasto, ana
abcu, tho USUAL height Ills wife b IN RicA4caA,
q. te boarding house Of Mira Jetsr, On GrAsc slres
hear 81 Paui's church. He may be lurking aboa6
The residence OF DE- Christian, In New Kent. The
above reward Will 5e paid for hs delivery 70 me u
Rlohmoed, occurred 10 any Jail % that ee1 t.
him. Tap l8-6tl JOHN N GORDON.
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OFFCH OF MIDLOTHIAN CoeL NIN.su2Uo,l
Richmond, March 80, 1864. (
NOTICE AT q meeting of the Directors OF this
~ company, held al their oliise OF TIC 25ih ias!
the following resolution was adopted
Resolred, That this Company VIII psy the Cousede
rate tax IN tie stock or private stock holders as
sesssd by tho act OF Congress approved February
18th, 1864.
Stockholders vii! therefore not list tie faiuo @
their stock for assessment
NIB So 3aW3y JNO T. STAEARD Cec,y.
STLONERS, Flowers, Flowc-g The eahaer.bes
= would most respectfully remind he c;tizsns
Richtnoad and its vicinity, that the time i,as .r
rived for planting out roses, gcralinns We, bsnes
heletropes, insgno.ias, eysrgreens, Ornamental trees
supply.
Boquets, Wreaths and Crosses, &c, Of choice
flowers, tsstefnly srrsagsd.
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
sp I5--6t+ Ger of sfai, snd Reseryoir sta
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Richmond, Apru III, 1855. !
rfNWENfY fcliars Reward II will pay he a1oyo
& reward for the delivery II Henry 70 ~ q NH
oai;s or where can get bun. He vas enployoA =
nrAenan on the coal train, and kft the SERVES Of
the company sboct the 20ih Of March lAsl He y
ahou. fec. inches high, very black, and hes .
sluggish appearance lie was h!ssd from Ar "a
lonaaD. OF Louisa county, and IVES employed ~
year at brakeman On tho Virginia Central RAireaA.
ap lS-lU J g LAUGlITO0, Auditor.
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MiECElLANEOTs

Inc gunboat Chcnanso exploded her boilers
at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard on Frdav Iasl. tea,ing
tae boat TO pieces aud causing fearfu loss CT life
cnt OF thirty five men injured by the explosion %
nad died np 10 sunday evening, and three others
were not expected to live until morning
The officers Of New Orleans steamer arrived at
CARO-, report that lhe rebel forces under Gen Writ
Adams drove the Yankee troops from the Big b ack
f'vcf week ago, and took seuerat hundred prio,eqs
Mr Nixon, State Rt preventative from, franklin
from ARKANSAS county "kidnapped," as nohing had
been heard from him.
Deserters from Johnsion's army reported to the
Federals that Iiardees corps had gone to Virginia
The celebrated guerilla, Reynolds, Is reported 10
have been captured near Knoxville, Tenn.
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FfNHREE Hundred Dollars Reward. - Ran away,
1 on the oth March, ms negro E,an John. He
ia Is years olt feet or aehes high, very oeoas
butt; haa 'oana face, high forehead, full heeA o(
hair, ara cS good C0untenaEce. very black, md =
blscksrn;t; tad cn when he lsit jeang pantaieoos,
blue jacket, and pair @. he:;s; 30 was fa3sed II
fogha;aa county by Philip II George Cooke /
purchased him or John Z ScdsWick IN December
last ] viii give ths above reward for him U Do.
iisesed 10 Ast Bowman, Ecamond, Va, OF 10 n .
81 nYtneyil.e, Wa. lie Is supposed u be IaAkil Z
his WY IL ile coeGis .! lowastar.
ap2--:.at JOHN q CEOCKnTT.
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~. paAes ior them 10 remain. rartieu' ar'y as ab
.s. . y" uaae restrictions has permitted the coun
w 70 se nHed with all manner OF supplies.
u | understand matters rightly, Government has
". oech ide and large bodies Of troops are moving
u"I TWO points l"r the purpose not only of clear
,e e WI country, but Of capturing the whole force o
W. , seps. Ire Intention IL 10 do up the business
WI" Forrest and his sympathizors this time, 50
'"at u VIII not have to be done again.
M"'s .han this. large force not less than 20 ,o00
mn, MN, WIZ be required TO keep back Morgan and
o'heF leaders who ara getting ready TO move
through Kentucky, and. If opportunity offers, 10
fence. " ~ WV ~ " W.
"t any kind Of stores or supniies on the easier,
s"otes OF the Ohio and Mississippi between Pad,,-
can ana Memphis. Steamers must be under naval
c""Na anders; all persons secn lurking about
wharves, boats, or boat wards are 10 bn arrested
ana all fefryiny Is prohibited.
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THE CAPTURE or PIYuoUrH.

7HH VTFfUNC OF PLYNOT rH
GoLpsBoRo', April 2l.-The train Ia inst
in from Iarboro'. and passengers report that
Plymouth was captured by Gen. Hske. with
twenty-five hundred priseners- half of
whom renegroes. The slnk;ag Of two gun.
boats during the attack is also reported
Our loss is stated TO be two hundred and
ffty killed and wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

A GARD -nOs1sa a. WOODY having 10.
moved ffosn tiic.r cid stand, cOrusr q 11th
IuI a.in sts. Nj be glad to their old friendR
aod The buyi"g public ct their new store, No u
asia ct, formerly occupied ty C J SintOp - wood
ware establishment ap 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

E7U!IGg 10 FafMsSs --The subscriber he's fOs
II sais large stock Of field carrot, mang0h
wUTzei, white and yellow stone tumip, anA red
onion seed, imported By ,hc Ordnance Depast0ens
.rori London. psces average So per p0uad-
Orders promptly attended to
ap li-l2i' CLARKE. franklin St.
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lssros1s e' rHs rss,s As-ee,.r,ax.
Entered according 70 actsf ceuyr... In The rsn,
aJ oy ). 5: fanAsnEa IN thc c.esa's OF &c OF
the Northern District cf Gaarris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-22

DUNAWsY.-S,G0 reward VIII - 0oaA - q o
III delivery to S N Davis Co es 8 naeIo ~
named John He is about 10 years old, ginG1e1geo1
color. tlo had q black ielt hat, bootD apDo6 q
'as toes and gray pautaloons, whea 10 Il 1ki1eo.
he was raised Ia AIsemsrls, BY De + Cock.
Ap'0-G:i 0BO TUHNR.