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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06


STONE IS THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPosIr AND
MUCOUS Or MILKY D tsCHARGEs
AFTER uRfNATtN0.
IRRITATION or THE NICK OF rHE BtAD.
DIR, iNfLAMArIoS OF THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
sTRANGULARY AND BURNING. OF PAINFUL
URINATINa
Fer thsss diseases Il l. traly a soserslkn remedy
aud toe much cannot be said in lts praise. sim
eia eoss has hosn known 70 relieve the NEST urgent
symptoms
the mall Of the back and through the hifsl A
ieAspoonfnl 8 day Of the Constlfatiou water wlig
rsiievs you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given ap the ne Of buchu. culsbs
asd juuiper ~ tbs freatmenl of these diseases.
aud only nse them for the gant Of better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved Itself equal to she task that hss Ss-
veived upon Il.
trritsis and dreneh the kidneys. aud BY constant
use produce chronic dsssnsralion and eonfrmad
disease.
IN DYsMKNoRRHUA, OR PAINFUL MrN.
SITUATION, AND MESoRRHGtA,
OR PROFusE FLOWING
Both diseases arising ffom a faulty secretion Of
the menstrual Huid-in one cssa heinE TOO little
aud accompanied By severe pain, aud the other =
too prafase sserf toa which sill Be- speedily cured
By she Constitution Watar.
Ths disease knoWn FALLING Oh THE
WOMB. watch j. the result Of the relaxation of
the fiRamsnts of that organ, and ts known BY =
sense of heaxiuess aud dragging pains IN the
back aud sides. and at times accompanied BY sharp
--lAneinating or shooting palms thFongh the parts
aiisoisdi WILL IA al caass b. removed BY the med
icibs.
There is another class oI symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF Tue WOMB. which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
up much ignorance. and In Hius cases out of
ten the doctors do not really kaow Whistler the
symptoms are the disease, the disease the aymp-
toms We can only nnumefaie them here.
speak more particularly Of cold feet. pslpisAtloH
of the heart. impaired memory, wax failness.
flashes Of heat, isngucr, iassitGds, and dmbess q
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENsThuATION
which In The unmarried feuia j. Il q constant r..
curing disease, aud through BeFlect the seeds Of
more grave and dangerous maIaaies are The result.
aud Aa month alter month passes without an ef.
fort being mads 60 assist hAturs. the suppress.
siou becomes chronic. the patiebt gradually loses
her apputits, ths l,uNels are coustipatsss. uirht
swsata come %. aud Consumption fnslif snds her
career.
ss- For sale hy al Dirt ists. Pnos 81 va
VIZ H. GREGg co, Proprisfors.
MORGAN ALLIES, General Agents, 30 ~
Ciin street, Nsw York
Tor sale In Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH A
FuLIER. ganZT-dm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Regular Report.

stale News from Thomas's Army.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 4.-The Heralds
dispatches from Eastport Of 25th ult,
represent the troops Of Gen. Thomass
army, both cavalry aud infantry, as fin-
ally located and in excellent condition,
aud impatient for another advance
movement Rebel dsserters there, as
in every other region, we're constantly
coming into our lines Gen Thomas 8
Commissioners have to feed large num-
bers Of the inhabitantt Of the country,
as guerrillas have destroyed or carried
of the greater portion Of their provis-
ions
BY late Southern papers it appears
now that all their able-hodied men have
been forced into the army by eonsefip-
ton and they are rather singularly
calling for volnnteeIs A bill has been
introduced into their Senate urging all,
except those already in the army, and
deserters, to form military companies, to
serve during the var Members viii be
permitted 70 select their own officers.
Mr.. J. Pugh, member Of the Military
Committee in the House OF Representa-
tives, in letter which he has VIZ en-,
gives the outlines Of bill for the con
seripton of all males between is and
s. years, and placing in the army all
men between these ages, now exempted
under detailment for other service, and
for the reduction 70 the ranks Of all Of
/ fcers without command
I The statement made some time ago,
that Beauregsrd is to command in per
son the army lately under Hood, nov
under Dick Taylor, Is repeated
One thousand parolled Union prison
ers we're on Tuesday last detained II
the james river By ice.
By the arrival of the steamer Empire
City from New Orleans, January 5th
We learn that the holiday in honor o
the abolition Of Slavery in Maryland anc
Tennessee, by Governor Hahn, was dull
celebrated
In late rebel raid on q plantation il
the neighborhood Of CoRcordia, La
nearly everything Of value was destroy
ed or carried of
Rebel deserters from Mobile, who re
Gently reached the Union feet in thl
lief that the city would soou be evacua
ted without waiting for an advancr
from Parcagoula Of Gen. Granger, who's
force they represent as having been in
creased to $4,000
The Worlds Washington special says
1t is well known here tonight that o.
this day the President, Secretary Sew
ard and the Richmond Commissioner
had q long interview at Fort Monroe
and the Congressmen who yesterda
sneered al the whole peace affair don
hesitate 70 admit tonight that thei
faith is now the other way. 1t is nc
expected that the President and Secrs
tary Sewagd viii return before SUNDAY
The double loaded editorial on peace i
the Chronicle to-day, rendered emphati
By its large capitals, has attracted grea
attention everywhere, and is regarded q
being officially inspired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Additional River Items.
SATURDAY NOON.


The ice which yesterday ran thick on
this side Of the river, to-day follows the
Kentucky shore, and appears to be much
diminished in quantity. The river is
still at a stand or reeeding almost i'm
perceptably The arrivals since last
night include the Clifton, Robert Burns
and Golden Eagle, Memphis to Cinciu.
natl ) the Niagara, Louisville to New
Orleans the Pauline Carroll, New Or
leans to Evansville, and the j. H. Hoyle
from Mt Vernon.
The Clifton, Burns aud Golden Eagle
had each big trip, including a large
amount Of cotton.
The Pauline Carroll arrived from
New Orleans on the Doth, with files of
New Orleans papers TO that date.
She is loading here for her return trip
and will get a large amount of freight,
including 1000 bbla Of -four by W. NJ.
Aikman & Co, for New Orleans, and
300 bbls. for Nashville, and several
thousand sacks Of bran by Hall q Rudd
and Cox & Humphrey, besides cattle,
hay, poultry, &c, &c
The Niagara cane down with big
trip and is adding largely here. Capt
Cabell always picks az good trip if it
is in the country. The Niagara has
large lot Of stock.
The Hoyle returned from Mt. Vernon
and is loading for Nashville.
Tbs d. b Campbell, with Commodore
Henry Mitchell in command, left for
Mt Vernon to load for Nashville on
Government account
The Armada had not arrived st noon
from below, and it is probable that she
has been pressed by the Government, -
the QuArtermasters have gobbled up
everything in sight for important mill
tary movements.
Among the passengers By the Niagara
we're the wife and daughter Of Msj.
Gen Rosseau.
We learn that the ST. Nicholas will
not be here before Monday, and the
Saratoga and St. Charles not till some
time later next week.
The little Grey Eagle is expected here
this afternoon from Louisville, and win
return to night.
The Cairo Nesos Of the ID. says:
NJ. d. Condif, Esq, the amiable and
courteous clerk Of the steamer Magenta,
whose urbanity and attention TO business
have made him q universal fayorite
with all who ever travelled with him,
left yeSterday, on account Of sickness,
for his home in New Albany, Ind he
viii be at his post again as soon as
his health will permit him. In the
meantime, r. d. Shields, Esq, one oi
the must popular clerks on the river
viii do the honors Of the Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Cedron Bitters

One trial and yOu Will neqer nae any others.
10 a not necessary TO publish long list 0i dis
eases iur which The CedroH Bittera are a specific.
Ia All diseases Of tho STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LAN EEL OR KIDNEYS
ia all affections OF The BRAIN DEPEND
ING uPON DEftANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR nOWELst
In 0nUT, ,ItIHEuMATIsM AND NEU-
NAAGIAf
AID in FEVER AND AGUE,
u is destined 10 Hupareede all other remedies. ~
not onig cures these diseases, but IL raEvEart
them.
A wine glass fuli Of the Biltsrs taken An houi
before zach meal, will ohvate the i ELECTS Of the
most unhealthy climate, aud screen the person
taking it against disease uuder the most trying
aqpuaHyes,
Sold by prugglats aud Grooors generally
ass-Dr. JOHN hollis Principal Onco, finn
street, tuuisyille, ny.
Sold by PETER YlERLING,
Ehs sole Agent, Evansville, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Dyspepsia.

al lts attendant train Of symptoms, u ncta NOR,
aEs a charm than a medicine. There IL nothing
ia the range Of the Materia Medica, that for q mo-
anent beaF - comparison with u In this disease.
iull account Of this qnderfui plant may BE-
vund Ia tha nth edition ofthe u. $. Diapenaato-
~, pages 1887 and 1888.
\ sorles Of oxpefimeu ta in which Or. Boil has
"a lor years engaged, has just been brought o.
successful termination, and De 10 now taabicd tc
offer to tbo publ lio combination Of G1'irn1 with
other approved tonics, the whole preserved IN the
beet quality of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
eieh be j. confident has no equal Ia the world
might furnish volume OF certificates, bni
> public have long ainos learned 70 estimate
Sings at their trus value Tho safest plan is, ioF
every one to test for himsel tho virtues Of a new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
ClneInnatl Noon Markets.

CixeISsAri. Feb. &.
ELoEk-U nehanEod.
WHEAT-u nehanged; Rel 3s.
C0RN-pHli, bat not loser
oATS-Daii, but nos lower
WHisKY-Duil AZ %. With small sales
PR0NIsI0Ns-Nothing done, aud prices re-.
main nominal.
CoFFEE-Egrm, and Is higher
sIGAR-Firm aRd unchanged
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

bv Lee IL was no. faulty in the con-
centiou. but unfortunate in the execu-
lion Had the iron-clads and their
wooden consorts, with the accompany
ing torped0 boats, succeeded in passing
our obsiructcas, there is no telling the
amount Ct damage they might have in
ficted upon our shipping and stores at
City Point In concert with this iron
clad expedition, large land force was
to act, aud the Army Of the James was
10 be cut off from the army of the Po-
tomac Thus cleft in twain, it was cal
culated that our forces would be demol-
ished Alas for the Confederates, there
was a slip between the cup and the lip
Between grounding, and consequent
and subsequent shelling from our con
tiguous batteries and forts, Ehey went
back 70 their capital, SCARED and man
gled, very much after the style Of the
under dog in the fight.
Thanks to a good Providence, not to
our own vigilance, this well planned
scheme resulted only in hurt to those
who originated il A little more, and
it would have proved success greatly
if not fatal to US.
We will be frank enough to tell Mr..
Lee aud Mr Davis the lessons which
they should learn from this abortive
naval demonstration They ought not
to count their chickens before they are
hatched They ought not, even vaguely,
to warn their enemy Of mighty inten-
ton, as school boy tells his fellow to
look odt when be il about to hurl e
stone at him.
The circumstance may be profitable
in teaching as 70 watch on, and watch
ever. The Confederates hate the North,
as the devil does human sonl and
the vigilance Of his Internal majesty,
in working harm to mankind, II surpass-
ed by the vigilance oFthe rebels in con
ceiying and attempting mischief against
the Federals
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
New York Noon Markets.

EEw YoGk, Feb 4
CoTToN-Qaist At zss1so
L0Uk-Duil a. 20sss - Tor extra State.
MHEAT-U nehatge1.
C0RN-Qaiet mixed ws~tara S.
OATs-Quist 81 I - for Western.
PUkk-Duil aud decidedly lTMsr IS o08ss 2s
for Ne Meaa
LAKD--Flrm a. Isz< sS2gh.
DRESSED H0Gs-Qulet ~ Is1x4Fs
MHtskY-nail aud dropping At 2 soa2 81
SToCks-steady.
MONEY! b rent.
sTERGfNG-Quiet AZ I Ug1.
GoLD-0Penea ~ 2 fo3S f-il % OStt, closed a.
2 lgl4
GOVERNMENT sT0CKs-5.2oa. ,nsw issasl.
coupons, I usAa i0-Aos coupons, I uis. 0Bs
Year Csrtihcates as.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
r.e.eral Of wa oh.rr

has bsoDme household word throughout she
Wsat aud f0uth and bis Worm LozenRes, ia irss
than gear after their Introduction, attained
Faputsti9u widespread the continent %
North America. Bnt the crow ing glory q ~
iiis rHatps 70 b. atfsined in hs Latest discovery,
rather cOnbinatl0u for hs does not claim %
have b8om The dlaeOYerer OF GEDROH, which is the
baais % fhe bitters now offered 10 the pHllic
That honor brlOngs 10 the native inhabitants o.
Central Ausrlea, 70 whom rs virtues have been
known for more than twu hundred years. Ar. 20
with ~ the Indian bids defiance 70 the most dead.
ly malaria aud haHdlrs without fear the most ven
onous eefpsnfs. IL 10 a belief with them that
while tnre is breath lnft ia the body, the Cedrou
j. p1icut 10 cure no matter what the disease may
hs.
While Dr.. Bull Is not prepared % indorse this
HstfavHfaut prelenson, be - nevertheless salts.
iiri from thorough examination Of The evidence
relative 70 iia virtues, that ~ remedy aud pre-.
ysntatYB for all diseases arising from exposure,
either ~ the changes Of weather aud climate e.
tha miasmatic ln1usuCes, Il stands without n.
val, aud Justly deserves the reputation it has
i0uN enjoyed 10 CeHtral Amsric, and the West ~
5hH. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
RIFLES AND REGuLlrInNs-

I. No papers giNsa sw~yAs the ooa hser O. ~
grAtuatous oireulAtion.
. No Advertisements, Local nctics4 Q apu1sIa
serted unless prepaid OF pay gnsrsatsa.
3 Advertisements will nevx be accompanied b.
local notices unless contract is made 70 that ect
and value received for the notice.
4. Nc " Local Nstice," however short, wfli'bs
inserted for less than One Dollar each day.
5. Marriages. Fussral and Religious Notioss
must invariably b. paid IN advance 90 secure is-
ssrtson.
6. Ne dehcieucy on the uart Of carriers viii Se
ASIDE good BY the otaoe. II the carriers fAil to
lsave papers IS ordered aAd directed. they must
pay Tor theis car lcssuezs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Rtr.r Wenther.

CIScISSATI, Feb. 4-The river has
riser four feet four inches, with twenty
feet four inches IN the channel Weather
cloudy. THERMOMETER AZ Barometer
29s So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
FIRE LIMITS.

TT q Z UE DERsTGE Ed WILL MAKE
Il application % the Comnon Council Of the
Ciy4 of Evansville for permission 10 erect frame
building, 15z5Z feet In size, on the north west
half Of lot Isl, Donation Enlsrrsmsrs, en- Fourth
street, near WzinHt.
ISzz7-3w HENRY sCHEETRrP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
MEDICAL.
DR. Bowen.
PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON.

tLATE gURGFOS TO { 5. ARHY.l
- Haying tor many years made diseases 0f the
Heart and Lungs special study, viii give this
branch of the profession constant sttsntfon.
0fnce n Mesksr's buiidinE. over RsIlsy's Gro
csry Store, No. = NAia street. jsn2o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
(. .Speesr resaorss gos 70 forars issifA 81
a.sfhoaf q pot ses ~ s8eets o. 4assafs


Fhtsfa vnw great a. aoweeeign Remedy ]
e ssna tlosesl 81 y NTft At rs fFDus Ind / as
fgaufs angf ifrsffssf Tor ell diseases OF ia
Urinary .and sexual Organs such -
Ineanffneuer OF she Urine, tnfiam na .
tom 90 to. uiaGasr, Infis na ssa alton ~
ne ftfdneys. EfegEe tm ths Bladder
IgHfatwfs+ fiFHNe 81. tfonsFrhUas elect
aud - uuFts ated by auyfhtns yet dss.
goNered fer etartmM ttte " ht&ss am ~ o
meas
sees, -.e4 scruvalag to dtrestisaA tsla ksEana!
mas urflrr ftla uaf sai-i sHd lts eanngt be Dc
fsets.i ~ aHs auu. Ts fcIuesiy = FeFssgs Ahd re
iaIrss 10 ii=etipus. ahirh sculstsi % deatre5
stI as5af tls. diseased efsa- but removes The pei
ss ffafa tNs astsIn. efeAliug huayafcy aHd hsAlth
.ss aG sussk Mesiie8He, hfi e Rh1 embodied 81
.snfe ~ tas rhYsieIau uissf snfcrssfui to enrtnf
all ,iissHsss 81 this eisss
fas- LET Eanr dssps3F fhiz remedy effects IL
sit.st asfoutshinE rsess Nhau ali cfhsfs fail.
rrler only 81 go fsf is9xs ~ fs5tsH tsr $500.
seat hy mail % any siifvsa rpcept ef the prtes
For safe ty ail Druxgists 50 that ~ signstars
e Afognd each boz.
I/CI RSzSSt-zs-A>7J
SOLE Frepfisso,. ciaeiuHat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
CEDRON BITTERS,

hrO uAE's NAME - mOgE INTIMATELY
i = t5uneeted with She history Of the hateria
medica Of the United States, more favOfablJ
known ns pioussf in medical discovery, than
that 0f Dr. john BULL, 0f Louisville, Ky. Bis
inimitabis preparation of Barsapariiia has long
stood AZ the head II tho various compounds of that
valuable drug. Ills
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

pr. strlcklands Pile Remedy has cured thou
sands Of the werst cases of u Ind aud Bleedin
PILES, II gives immrdiate relief and Affects pc =
sure,
for sale By all Druggists. General Depot ga
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mhI0s2ldt1vw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

GROCERIES.
a LARor AND oHoIcE SELECTION or
n .0Fsceriss and provisions ean Be fouBd -
ELLIorTs FAMILY GROCERY.
L 10 bbl. ehoies Piskls. for sale By tAs barrel
OF huRdred.
70 70 g. ! gallon Jsf. oAs,tias.
10 doz = do do do
3 dos y Do DO oaniiaower, tor sals at
ELLIOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
XkAsT POWDERS
For sale At ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
- &c boxes Bi Carh soda. In n packages, for sale
At ELLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY
IoHNsoS's UNION WASHING MACHINE
ID and Clothes WrinEer can BE- found only at
ELLI0TTfs FAMILY ohooERY.
> A large aud choice selection Of pure Ground
Pepper. CinnAmon, Cloves, Hutmsgs. Mace All.
ELLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
AA7ooDEE BOWLS AND TRAYS.
w 10 dos nests Of Wooden Bowls,
ELLIoTr's FAMILY GROCERY.
XA1ELL BUCKETS.
w dos Well Buckets 81
ELLIoTTs FAMILY eRooERY.
MEAL AND FLOUR.
WI % huah Cara Meal,
50 hbls choice Family fionr. -
ELLIorT's FAMILY GROCERY.
/ OBsTERs, Ae
II dos 2 p cans choies Lobster,
doz n DO DO do
~ doz 2 y do Cove Oysters,
10 doz I n DO DO 90
Ter .sls :. ELtIoTrs FAMILY GROCERY.
EHUnHs CHuRRe
- doH Churns at
ELLIOTT'e FAMILY GROCERY.
ATOoDEH WARE
w doz Iron Bonnd Half Bushala,
dos nests Of Measures,
dof Cedar Water Bucksts,
10 d0z common painted Bucksta,
10 daz nests CorBas Dacksts, for aais 81
ELLf0TTs FAMILY GROCERY.
DuUKwHEAT FLOUR
ID % sacks choice PsnnsJlvsnla Bsskwbsat
Flour for sale ~
KLLIoTTs FAMILY oRocKRY
(toAL OIL LAMPS.
- 90 dos assorted Coal oil Lamps,
doa Oonvex Lanterns,
do1 Oommsu Lanterns for sala a.
ELLfOTrE FAMILY GROCERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

sh.v.d With care, or had the hairs
plncked out; hs brought forward artist.
callv his hair to the front Of his head,
and this, in his more advanced age,
served to conceal his badness.
He was reproached with the affectation
of scratching his head with only one An
ger for fear Of deranging his hair. His
dress was arranged with exquisite taste.
His gown was generally bordered with
the isticlam, ornamented with fringes to
the hands, and was bound round the
loins by a sash loosely knotted-a
fashion which distinguished the elegant
and effeminate youth Of the period. But
Scylla was not deceived by this show Of
frivolity, and he was wont to recon-
mend that people should have an eye on
that young man with the flowing sash.
He had taste for pictures, statues and
gems; and he always wore on his finger
in memory of his origin, ring on which
was engraved the figure Of an armed
Venus. .
To sum up, there were found in Casaf,
physically and morally, two natures
which are rarely combined IN the same
person. He joined aristocratic fastidi-
BUSINESS of person to the vigorous tempe
rament of the soldier; the graces of
mind to the profundity of thought; the
love of luxury and of the arts to pas
sion for military life in all its simplicity
and rudeness. In word, he Joined the
elegance of manner which seduces to
the energy Of character which commands.
Such was Caesar at the age of eighteen,
when Scylla possessed himself of the
dictatorship. He had already attracted
the attention of the Romans by bis name,
his wit, his engaging manners, which
were so pleasing to men, and still more
80. perhaps, to women. Civ. H., cap.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23
E5" SAMUEL C.. TAKpY AND JAMES A

SAMUEL G. TARDY AND JAMES A.
SCOTT FOR HOUSE OF DElFGArES-Fellow
citizens Of the city of Richmond On Thursday the
election for Delegates to the General Assembly
takes place, and for your sutfrages many candi-
dates are presented. The present We regard as the
most important election that has taken place since
the war began. The Importance OF it suggests
itself to every thinking man. The questions that
have for the past few months agitated the public
mind in some degree, and also been discussed in
the late session Of the Legislature. demands that
good and reliable men, Of practical common sense,
and Identification of interest with the welfare Of
the State and country, be selected-men who I'M
dersand the practical business questions of the day
Such men are SAMUEL G. TARDY and JAMES
A. SCOTT, EsQs
These gentlemen are in every way worthy of your
confidence and support, and will, if elected faith
fully discharge their duties. One Of them born
and reared here with YOU You have known him
since his childhood, and the prominent positions he
has filed with credit to you and honor to himself
fully attests the appreciation of his merits. In
gard to Mr.. TARDY, he has lived with for the
past TIVE " years; has never meddled with, or had
anything to do with politics. but quietly pursued his
business as practical merchant and won for HIM
SELF by his diligence, attention, fair dealing and
gentlemanly bearing and department., the conf
dence Of all persons 10 whom he is known.
10 these gentlemen we can safely ask you to en-
trust your interests, with the full assurance that
they are in safe hands.
Your obedient servants,
NH 22-2t MANY CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23
AZ To THE VOTERS OF HENRIco

~ To THE Voters OF HENR1co
CorSTY.-In compliance with the wishes Of Many
Voters as published in the Dispatch of the Sth
instant, and with numerous solicitations of citizens
In various parts OF the county to become a cand-
date for a seat in the House of Delegates, in the
election to be held on the 23d instant, 1 now an
nounce myself a candidate. Should it be the plea
sure of my fall0wcitzens to elect to that mpor-
tant position, promise to use my best efforts to
protect the local interests of the county-to MAIN
tain our soldiers in the feld-to provide Tor the
comfort of their families at homeland T., preserve
has earned in the desperate struggle in which the
South is now engaged to regain its independence
NH 2l-3t R. A. MAYO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23

~ SPECIAL Nor1cE.-Special atten-
ton is called to our sale THIS MORNING, March
23d, of
VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN,
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY PIANOS,
CUT-GLASSWARE,
ENGLISH SHIRTINGS,
SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
and variety of valuable goods.
See advertisement. REGNAULT & co.
NH 23-lt Auctioneers, 1872 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IE SPECIAL NorlcE.-I respectfully
invite the particular attcutioa Of all parties who
wish to purchase SUPERB FUKNITURE to my
sale, THIS MORNING, ut 10 O'clock at the former
residence Of William q. C,enshxw, Esq. corner Of
Clay and Twelfth streets, when will sell
suites of splendid Rosewood Furniture, covered
with Crimson Satin Brocatcllc;
Superb set Of Rosewood Chamber Furniture, city
made;
Elegant Damask and Lace Curtains,
Magnificent Brussels Parlor and Chamber Car
pets,
Large French-plate Parlor Mirrors, in gilt frames
With numerous other articles of value.
NH 70 4. b. COOK, Auctioneer.