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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A1 affOKTlONAInf Of HospstAls In ana
exoHad kchmon1, for the separate aCcosn uodatInff
ot ne sick and wounded from ditJnsns otates.
Soldiers OF AaEyAnd, Virginia, Tennessee. Kcn-
eaoky, and Missouri, are st 0Aimbosax0 l,ospi-
al, eastern tcyuaEus OF bgoad sssecs, Church
lItl
Those fsom North Oa4olina IN General Hosnital No
q, IN tho %, Sd, l.h, tn, ana can divsions of
Ws.dss Hoapitai, aorthueas o. Molly wooa Csm
ctesy.
Those from South Carolina 10 the lth division or
Jackson Hospital, southwest Of Wiuder HOspi-
tai.
Those from Georgia In The lst and u diviajons OF
Jackson Hospital a0d lss dvisioA OF Wtnder
Hospital
Those from Louisiana at tho I.ouisiana Hospital.
west terminus of Broad strocs, and In ID diyts.
ION OF jackson Hospital.
Those. from Alabama Mssisaippi, Florida, Texas,
and Arkansas, In The LIST and "a divisioss of
Howard's Grove Hospital, on Mschaaicsvills
turnpike.
Confederate or Unappropristed Hospitals Robert
BOB Hospital. corner Of Main and I'd slfeesA:
Kscsivfnx and Waysids Hospital, corner Of l7th
and 6racs streets; Emaii-fox Hospital, near
H0wart's drove.
Prison Hcspitals-0enerai Hospital No IS snt Gene
raj Hospital No 2l, corner Of 26tb and Cary
streets my la--as
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NAVAL INTELLIGENT L

We learn t hat Capt j Sutrrain Maury, Of
the gunboat Hampton, has been assigned to
the command Of the iron-c clad Richmond
Capt NJ is an efficient officer, and will, we
feel assured, do iull credit to his new posi-
fiOn.
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S Mt to Castle Ihunler.-Thc following
parties were committed to Castle Thunder
yesterday: u. j. Wyatt, company Z, 59.h
Virginia regime MT, and JAS. Hall and Alfred
Baker, company f, 18th Virginia battalion
OF heavy artillery, charged with desertion
and forging soldiers discharges. K. Nj.
Gentry, member Of company b, let Virginia
regiment, was imprisoned for holding com
munication with prisoners of war.
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Firs.-A kitchen attached to the residence
Of II Corbelle. in the neighborhood OF
about ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon, but,
fortunately, was discovered in time to extin-
guish the flames before much damage was
done A flaw In the chimney caused the
shingles Oh the roof to ignite. No ala,ln
was created outsid the immediate neighbor-
hood
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Oayy,d soi 4 Stealing COppsr.-A white
man named Henry Henderson, an employee
at the Confederate States Arsenal, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF stealing a
large lot Of copper cups, used in closing up
the vents to shells, belonging to the Con
will be developed before the Mayor this
morning.
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vI~0 the rrisnds Of the solai.rs thrsusAess tho
QuAA1nMAS1sR 0skIs DR1ARYuxuy,
RAua0AD BvsEAg,

i Coasdsracy.-
RAMA0AD BvxsAs,
Richmond, Feb -, 1854.
Ths ftisnds and rslativss Of sofdisEs In tAs Amy
Of Northern vlrsinia ere hsssby nottAed thss a
srranssnent has this day bssa s6sstsd With The
Southern IMPRESS Company % carry eli gaakagss q
food ana wearing apparel u RishnonA, We.
TO secure ths advantages thus obtained thssugA
the 1xprsss Company, the following iastrastieas
Packages must not sbstais more tAan ess han.
drsd pounds; b wsil secured aAA p,alnly nasked,
&. q y as e: =:
Ia North oaseli.s, st RalsssA; n so.tA osplnas
.. Colsnhta; q 0sersiA ss AsgaseS p ~.
q q sSss. 2.soe|.s,ss: g = Sss: ss a. S ss1s.
TAs Agents q tAsss Asaeeiatjeas WI tAsss toks
charge O 49, I'D ship dally b ao.thssa nzl.sas
Saas:s & Rishnosl vho VIA 80 ths0 liG6dbo1s6
b ~ proper Ind A1ualovAsro.
70 1sst u vishse - ths seadisEs. ~ - eva
Ssss, - sesslsn ssse.ss cosessy . eesss1
70 stvs this 9sigAt yvNwesss ~ GWy060 -;
asd, I. osdss tnat 10 ebstseas nay sssus y ~ go
sosA esaDaniss ass heesby fsqasitsA = rslAss IL
n1pesas Company sseA fAc3ttiae = Vim saA1D q -
0aks thle sssea(sneat esaplsts e0sse0l
=: =: ssS,s = 2! M.::. ass,s 49,: - =.
aasss ~ Rsl1sf A1oelaEoas ase sequsoes4 = veeh-
draw tAelR koeots vAo Aays AsEeee6ees eeeea e
eEeveali1g 0eooneeeo. II tne Aelt3 AesoeooAeao
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= As ANY q NsrtAs1n Sisslnlss
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GOLD FIVE FOR ONE.

A gentleman direct from Alexandria re-
ports that gold was selling at five for ons in
that place, and at the same price in Wash
ingtOn
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AUNA VA 20.

00n DOLLARS RewaIi.-Left my farm, IN
ZUU Hanover county, VI. last Friday evsaipg,
: negro man named JOh0, about l8 years old, come
feet 8 or inches high. dark mu,slto color has
spot OF white bstr about the STA Of walnut lust
over his forehead; This mark " very peculiar, tbs
balance Of bic har being entirely dark color; slee
he Will endeavor to get 70 North Oaroliua cavalry
regiment which was encamped On my place sbout
three weeks ago, % hear he has acquaintance
with lhis regiment. He was brought about fifteen
months ago TO Richmond from Ooslow EQUITY, N o.
Will pay the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery IN Richmt nd to Lee 4 BoWmAn, or II
confined In any iiii 80 that get possession CT
him. r. W0OLDRlDoE
10 e30-AH C.en Alien r o.
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NgrO Street In.eeea-Yesterday afternoon,
about 5 o'clock, in the vicinity Of Leigh
street, between 25th and 26th, while a email
boy was carrying basket home to his mo-
ther, whose husband is prisoner in the
basket away from him and ran OIL with it,
The basket contained o shoulder OF bacon,
and some sugar and tea.
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C0n DOLLARS Reward-I will give the abova
sJVU reward for the delivery 10 me Of my man
Anck ~ N Davis 4 Co, OF Richmond Said ne
Sro believe, II lurking In Charlotte county VI -
He has wife at Mr. Aotey's, in keysviile, Of saM
county Alick was originally from 0eosg %, but has
lately lived = Charlotte; hs is about feet q 8
prominent scar On the upper part Of the bresst
bone ~ quite intelligent. aud Can read and write.
purchased him in Richmond In May Of J h SOdg-
wick. AiI6s carried I'll large bay horse belonging
10 DE- Geo Browa. Ssl horse WAS lame In ono Of Ais
hind feet by gravel, he 10 slightly white in biz isee
and on both hind feet.
LEWIS } WALTON, ND,
WAlton's A1iils 70,
jet0-eOd0tt CumbsYl YlAnd co. ".
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Nl(lmuno 8ispare.
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n.,.,rn,s Il Published daily. (SsaAays
ssea a Fo.ty po,as. 70. s.s'ys w., nSssn: =;
70, ,:9. :a s:,s: %. :' q: - ssss ~ =
.sssace ,...u.ns hv mail are II The rtek Of thcse
- e,ske thew,
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UgatAU or Coh- kTrtoS, /
NAV 10 lSli

MAy 10, |otf-
..sat,s. officers in the State OF Vusinis
,at.ss .eeb Instructions as may he address,
49, tse.a Ay Eds Gsn kempAr, Ia the mat
~ a, led IA y ,iecial Orders No. il3, Adlu-
IS n; saI Inspector densrai's Office. The caui'
''' f,t # e,uscr,pis fof ths State of Virginia
~Jf.Ttbaill issns sach instructions 10 his
' ',.,,s will su.uIe tho vigorous execution
q '-'' Jons s PRrsTos,
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boosLk' EhTaY Book Ksspasg,
~ PsamAAskip. "a

fsot 0 y LIoaer spsspass1 70 i've ississosssss
ew popiia tsssls esd fsnsie) n ths abeye
.iAhtass, " has s0oas ~ lnS vsei sta q "A lc.
sideaes.)
~ v'ciock n. is sX-sse
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D~ lCD, lce for ss'e.---CAn b had In ANY quAn.
tty, at all hours Of the day, at ths American sta.
bics, come: Of 10Th aud Cary streets.
jsll-ts Nv GREIN,
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FEOM PE1EkSDpR0.
fHrRRsDuRG, June "a prisoner who
was brought in to-day reports that portion
Of our cavalry engaged tho front Of Wilson's
cavalry At Dinwjddis Court House Yester-
DAY, in hot engagement, In which the enc
mys loss wss 0wouaded. It was supposed
from his statement 20 have been =, Confeae-
rate success. 1t is also said That part OF
Wilson's force Was at Lawrcuccvilles Rsuns-
wick county, last night, trying TO gef out
towards tho Weldon Railroad. There hasg
been cavalry fight below here to-day near
keam's Station, but the results are un-
known.
In front the situation is uualtered
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were called in this Court yesterday; but, as
will be seen from the following summary,
few of them were disposed Of:
Thaddeus A X anG Mrs Mary Hopkins,
mother and son, were charged with entering
the storehouse Of Henry N Jones, on the
18th inst, and feloniously stealing about one
thousand dollars worth of coffee, sugar, soap,
soda, and gun caps. This case was contin-
ued from last Monday on account OF the abb
monwealth, and was further continued yes
terday for the same cause. The Mayor deem
ing Mrs Hopkins but eighty implicated,
according to the testimony Of Jones, accept
ed bail for her appearance, but committed
her son for his appearance.
Jerry Dunnavant and Lee Whitehuret.
charged with stealing diamond breasfPin
from 1t Col James Neiligan, were commit
ted to Jail for their appearance before the
fence. In conse quence of the protracted
continuance of this case, it WAS announced
Yesterday that II should be disposed OF or
Saturday anyhow, a. far a. His Honor's ln-
risdiction is concerned.
The case of James Il ShumAker, charged
with stealing one horse Of tho value OF 81
OOD, belonging to some person unknown
was continued till the 9TH day Of July. -.
Mrs tLouiea Naz1 ne was echarged with
ubbuB tuIO0sOsAsAs6 .@"6~~tsS. - y
Charies Maurice. Bo:h Of these parties are
natives Of France, and It vas difficult foy
any ono Ignorant Of tho language to clearly
understand their testimony; but, from wha
could be made out Of the evidence. 9auric.
aud Mrs. Naz lrine occupy house together
| In the nelghboFhoOd Of the Old Market, I
mutual disiike exlsts between them, AND
whenever they are 90 unfortunate - 20 gel
| to0efher . didlculty u sure to ensuA Aau
rice claims that 1n N carses and abuses
him q all occasions, and ON Monday morn
| iue ahe gouged him In the eye, while th,
accused alleges that the reycrse has beel
| the case. The Mayor was on the eve Of 70
auirinx bntA Of them 20 give security, Whel
kaurice aaaefted that he. could bring Wit
| neaass 20 prove What he had sAld. AID u,
matter Was therefore referred over till tAil
| mofnlAG.
.JoAn. elass of John H 0sntsy. and kdgas
slAye o( JaQss a. ocots, Wsee asraigned q
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KithWunb 4ispatlp.



E4 TnR DISPATCH Is sold to News
Dealers at TWENTY CkNTS per copy.
CITY CARRIERS are authorized TO charge
ONE DOLLAR AID FIFTY CENTS per soeek, TO
regular Subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-30

Judge LWms's Coart-A. II. Sands acting as
prosecuting attorney.-The time Of this
Court yesterday was entirely taken up with
ON argument by the counsel claiming new
trial for George Turner, convicted Tuesday
of petit larceny. in stealing one box Of to-
bacco from w. B. Jones, of the value Of
thirty six dollars Time was taken by the
Judge to consider the points involved in the
case, and in the meantime the prisoner will
remain In Jail.
The trial of James NJ. d. Irvine, charged
with forgery, is set for to>day.
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ifeexy Daaaingtoa, enc of D Z ! eldest cisizens
LSnchsase, Va. died On the q d ias,.
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nlvIDEND-Th President apd Directors Of
IL the Bank Of Virginia have declared . divt-
dend Of ~ per cent for the last six moHths subject
70 II deduction Of . quarter per cent bonus 70 the
Stats leaving four per cent net, Cor two doses And
eighty cents per sAare payable 70 the
on AniaAner the 9Th Inst.
The tax to the Confederate 0ovs.nmeut will BE-
paid by the Bank. and not BY the stoCkhodsrs, the
stock VII therefore not b. given In By them 70 the
assessor - . subject Of taxatien
j. W--tlJy WIN TAYLOR, Cashier.
- Harmers' Bank Of virginis have declared .
dividend Of four and one fourth per eent, subject
10 bonus Of . quarter per osnt payable % the
State. leaving 6ae per cent nst 70 The stock
holders
8tockAolders sre ssmiadsd that Ne OonSsdefsts
States tan 10 asssssed agaiA The eospcrstton, e1d
that they pay part u u, rsqsifad % list
their stock. SMITH, 0ashisS.
10 2a-IOt
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DIVIDEND NOTICES,

nlVIDEND Notice The directors Of Tho VIZ
IL gna Life insurance O mpany have declared q
dividend H nvcper cent, paya6.e 10 the stockholI-
ers on and after July Let, 1861
Tho Confederate States tex will bo paid by Tho
Company, and not by the stool kh0ldere.
10 29-Sts JADAlR PtEASANT9 SetSy
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FURTHER from GEORGIA,

Private information received through the
Signal Corps, from general otiicer in At
lanta, dated jane 9Th, represents Hardees
corps as having been principally engaged on
our side in the attack on our lines, referred
to in Gen Johnston's dispatch, and that the
repulse was attended with great slaughter oi
the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-30

nlVIDEND.-The PresiJent and Directors vi the
the Traders Bank ct tbs City Richmond hsvs
this day declared dividend of 5> per cont for the
last six 'n,hs, ,sube It 70 deduction Of quarter
OF one par cent bonus 70 ths state; leaving i've
Per cent net payable TO the stockholders On and
alter the lat day Of July next.
js5-Jul J SINTON Cashier.
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OFFIos OF Tux INsUaANcs Go OF STATS OF Va,
Richmoad, June oath, 1854. !
nIVlDGND Notes.-The directors OF this Com
IL pany have declared dividend Of six per cent,
pay able on and sftsr the lst Of July next.
The tax 10 the Confederate 0overnWent win Be
paid by the Company. aud not BY the Steckhoidsrs
The stock will, therefore, not be given In By them
to tho Assessors as a subject OF taxation
il 2t-5ts WI CHRISTIAN. Sec'y.
DlviDnND-Ihe President and Directors OF the
4 Dank OF Richmond have declared dividend
O. three per cont net, payable to the stockholders
ON the LIST pscxtino.
Tho Bank will pay tho Confederate States tax. end
therefore the stockholders will mot include their
stock In th0Y list 70 the asseasOs.
ts20-slsU BM MAChURDO, Osshier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12
1aHTARuLA.


+. =
Wa esAhss together shs scattered aud die I
jolsasd reports ssst BY telegraph Of estimates
sf States ssd Counties. spd the nsjerisies Of
noss o. lsss impssssnes tewns. re-. ssd ar.
sasssd thsn - bsss We could. yodsr their pro-
pr stsAs hssds OF esurss they form 10 many
sssss ths bssis Of probable conclusions bat 10
slsssly balanced States. are too mesgrs Cor .
ssooissIos e any certainty or sccurscy. They
ass sniiciensly conclasivs Of ono thing, and that
b TIE glorious fact that the Ohicagc nominee
has probably carried The States Of New Jersey
Dels~srs end Ksutocky. That section which
was TO Be cot out 10 she cold, 10 the recon
strucsion, fsrns 40 usbroksn phalsnx for the
ds{snss q Lincoln ssd the Union. m the well
sxprtsssd terms Of our daily cotemporary-
NE. Cleveland Herald The Empire State
end the Key,tops stand shoulder to shoulder
with giant Ohio-aud the glorious Northwest
como 10 nnit for, Lincoln and johnson.
fsss Msrylsnd and West virriaua have prov
q themselves worthy Of the priceless boon Of
FFsedom, aud We have great hope that Mis-.
sou<i is traiy redeemed. regencrsted and olsen
sArsissd. Little Delaware has thrown away
hsR vsis upon MeClelIso, but We anticipate a
sweeping ware ofvictory from the Pacific
We have elected members Of the House
eneugh 10 sssure the abolition Of slavery
throughout The Republie BY Constitutional
amendments. 81, ~ g5uaAa W
IN I'll rsspscte. the peaceful triumph on Toes
6sv "A sho hsIlot-hor n the rro~n;noi v;..tcrv
81 the War Of shs Rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

The Kearsage arrived at Boston, Nov 8.
She brings as prisoners OF war, the chief
engineer and boatswain of the Alabama,
and the surgeon and l6 men of the pirate
Florada, The Florida arrived at Bshai
Bay, San Salvador, on the night of the 7lh.
The Massachusetts was also in the hsrbor
waiting for GOALS. Caps. Collins de- srmin.
ed to sink the Florida in Port, at 3 O'Clock
steered for her hitting her on the quarter,
without doing much damage. Capt. Col
Inns now called out for her to surrender or
he would sink her. The lst Lieut.. Of the
Florida replied, that under the circumstan-
ces, be would surrender The Florada
was towed to sea. Capt. Morris aud half
Of the crew were. ashore. No lives we're
lost. p officers aud So Of the crew were
captured
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12


Tak CoSsfRAeS Az Cmcaeo. The Chi
eego searNat a Monday evening gives
desslk Of the D,ot 10 release The rebel pfis
eners AID bGfn the city, Of which we have
been Informed by Telegraph. Wssee roth
ing particular 10 addition 10 what The dis
pa tches have given us. Col. Vincent Mars
maduke, when arrested, showed British
protection papers, hut they did not avail
DR.. Edwards, a Peace Democrat, bar.
bored Marmaduke and was, arrested =
Charlie, Walsh, the Democratic cssddate
for Sheriff Two years since. had 10 his
house two rebels, two hundred guns. two
cart loads OF retolsefs, loaded and capped.
The Journal Of the lib says, yesterday
kilograms we're received by John Went
worth, announcing the arrival Of large
number of bu.hwbsekera Col. Sweet,
commanding Camp Douglass, was com.
munica;ed with and orders were at once
i.ued for the arrest Of the dcsperadoes upon
their arrival. The fact leaked out aud
they were spptised Of it by their friends
aud the bushwhackers left the train at the
city limits and scattered 10 the city in vari.
Gus directions. The military aud police
are constantly scouting the city aud have
P'eAe. ~ LII" JLd' s";,s " .ueJ .,. 49,. ,,,arod
psvps',S "nu ".a V"o .s,a ns"u ',n;a
.uop,o dp.,r s.am ~ 'CSaea' % TS. h., and
us lii" g, "yn .s,., a ,ha,s .r.p IN nn,'na % go 80
tured. tis u yic.t e ih' sa
u Col. Sweet has been for some time aware
sAeo.v %.mu " rav p'o' va W ,e,eaoe Sss ,hs
tI;o oP DoIe s auu os'u
.n5 -, i.'s ue'..'.e' nau oee" =. W. 49,
snu S''u s"ece.', 'n"ugo Tue e''Ienee -,
saueu was "o' s"inc'en.iy conclusive "
wa'rsn' 'ne'r arrest. I. vi the one huna eo ~
consp'ra,o's u wss deemed necessary W
s"'Ae % once, ana arrest such ,f as "e'e
u"9"es''oneo'y reasonable -, -...
osp's'" Neison, 'of the CITY police. was
uespa.cnea " 70 me house Of DR. Edwards
" a,'es' Ooi. vincent, the Marmaduke
o'o.uea. . ana the rebel general. At the
Ss'ns ,,me Q detachment OF military proceed.
.e'o ,oc Kichmond Honse and captured
No Mo. .eoe, Coione' y st; Ledger, Greenfell
Snosa"s AoJotsnt General and j, T..
5"s"ks y y had escaped. The rebel prisoner.
D. d. Q Morris, man noted for bis hatred Of
'ue Worth, was also arrested, and ia. now
cop"oed at Camp Douglas. -..... s'..,
in dispafch to Gen. Cook this morn.
ing Vol Sweet says: have complete
PROOF Of his having assisted Sbanks, the
reoei prisoner. to escape. and Of plotting to
re'ease the prisoners at this camp, ..',.
Meanwhile another detachment of the
9m,"'ary invested the residence of Cbas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-11-12

The improvements contemplated In eirslIsr are
now an accomplished hc The Academy building has been
enlarged and entire emodeng OF the Internal arrage
neDt perfected We have ample for
ESQ udents and present indications give assurance
that ere long the building will be crowded its est cap.c
ny. will be tn the sts sngh OF tho Faculty has
been materially increased BY the accession Of Nm A. Jud
son Barrett Teacher OF French and Pencil Drawing and
bliss Hough AZ Teacher OF German. Mrs Barrett has hsd
large experience teacher of these branches Eastern
Schools. =
Glasses under her charge may sst assured ba. they will
receive very superior instruction Miss Hough
bearing Testimonials Of splendid scholarship anu rare
sbility M an nstructress In tht German l- = U
The success which has attended the elrs OF s. E.
Barrett In the department Of hist Music psiee Culture
has far surpassed the most sanguine expectations
and tiends The progress made BY her pupils, the
piano aud on the voice. her the superior Teacher
have recommended her to be- We assert or
viction that equal facilities for blaming education
cannot be found In any similar school in the State
Book Keeping will still constitute Important feature In
our fnstruction We deem IL due patrons that their
and daughters shall have Afforded them the best ci
ties for acquiring thorough husin education The large
class under the instruction Of Prot Waters during the term
now closing sh ows that scholars duly appreciate the oppou
niy thus presented.
our aim TO mske every depart the school char
actersed by energy ability and aihulness the part Of
Teache-by ZEAL devotion to their work and consequent
progress on the part Of pups Cheerful obedenceto whole
some restraints and respectful Difference to Teachers
quired by every pupil None Others can long remain mem
bers of the Insttutiop. sam z IS fn-t' = fur-t-
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ValIandighsm has svowed that be was
the author Of the second Chicago Resolu'
lion. and that he put il through as against
the eXeriioss OF The war Democrats on the
Committee That being the case he sho
runs may read the spirit and meaning Of
that platform, for the second rssoluiio ion con.
tains The gist aud kernel. >, Any man.
therefore. who votes fer Mcclellan votes
for Vallandigbsm's resolution, ssthe creed
which is 10 govern the Administration
should Mcclellan be elected No mab,
with this testimony before him can plead
ignorance sldissoq oa .sorl ai si 9lsdf
Bot Failaudighsm. in speech msds at
NJ onmou,h, Ill, explains bis views apd
what are the views Of the Democratic party
He there said: ssi ss4q toaob ira
The Dsnocrs,ict party are 10 favor Of
q obstruction Of The Unon on THE basis
OF the Virginia and Kent ueky resolutions
of 1889. State Govern menis We are
opposed 10 ccntraI;zstion Of power ID enc
government extending from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. which would be one OF the
worst dsspotisms on earth. We ere IN
favor of reconstrueti0n OF The Union on
the principles Of S'ste Sovereignty. And
hence we struck out OF the Chicago Plat.
form the idea Of q Reconstruction Of lbe
Union on the bssis Of the Federal Union
Of the States. sad inserted iu lieu thereof.
upon ihe basis Of the Federal States" -
That Ia in accordance with The rebel
Montgomery Consultation. aud the uiews
Of JEFF. Davis.