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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-21

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~ sal II lk1 rid 1T II - M thx
p3aple IL the onthsrn NtesS IL Wi.
'IsSes Of he rIs Is Abaes Gums,
witch Be has lshkeid = iotk aa& %
uefussly nss1s1l5 ff6n 6em. Mi Hsna
the people Of those stafes which rensaia-
ed faithful % sha Government through.
ouE the var.
Wa also publish Ia another colamn ths
Eext Of telegram Which be dispatched
fee da5s aee sasshs Prpsisionai Gov.
ernox of N0rs6 EaroIIns. virtually ses.
ting asi1s he sIssxzcn uhieh hs hinsell
edsissd, snd solely beeause The honesl
people Of Nos ID Carolipa ~onsd mot. al
bis diesaslon. degrade themselves BIZ
eaecfing to the 6aysgnoFsssip On theii
Stale aman wla, b. his fAishiassness I'd
every public duty, had made himseIl
Justly ohnexIoas 10 every patriot within
Der borders, and demonstrated bis m.
worthiness to preside oyer her Govern.
msni.
We aIse see that the President refuses
to sxtend 70 the Honorable William Al.
Graham 40 amnesty which would permit
that venerable and distinguished states
man to take bis seat il The Scnate oil
North Carolina, 10 which be has just beer
elected by the anasiEnoas vote Of the
people Of bis district
These evidences of the presideut's
abandonment Of The wise and egnciliato.
" policy, whish be oas lime proposed Ia
adopt ward the people of tie South,
flls as wiih apprehension and sorrow =
We were qaiek--too quick, perhaps = to
assara hi1a Of oar support infhe enforce
mens Of that poliey We shall not hesi.
tate 70 denoaGee any departure from ill.,
NJ K. Daily Aers.
Now you are right friend Woop, and
We suggest to yea that inasm leh "a
s'White man Is verg uneeEtsin," that II
is not best to endorse or agree TO support
uny Of them untli you have tried them,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

oqqaeil aiqas. Iapa, aisl, 1850
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-21

northern arnys prosss nothing and de-
cides nothing but this /; |. e., that If tbs
soaEhazn slasss had the legal right &c
sessds from Eha UniSn, the North wa
strong enough 10 preveas them from sx-
srsisins Il. For the purpose Of decid.
isg this qaeslion, and Ios ne ether par
pos, airs We In favor o. hsving one oil
The prineipal Confedsratss tried for trsa.
son.
We hezvs heretofore ssndsmusd tie
PrssidsnA for whas We took 70 be IN at-
temps 70 .fores the Southern States 10
adapt DE csnssitstionsl Ansndmsas il
rsssrd % tbs Abolition Of Slavery but
81 satisfactorily explains the sAsaessnsss
wsth shieA b pressed iss adeptiot. he
did npt fssist npon h : . sondision prs-
ssdsst q ~ sdnission Of THAR xsrre.
seniAtivn . Congress bat yst0mmt,.d.
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Of The St1ssu.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-21
sprink's Hair Restorative

HAS proved Itself to he ths best preparation &
the haaF new an Ras tia
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

DOoroEs ysIr not only for the sick but the sick mans
friends His often good for them
for patient and they for him yet more eagerly How we have
thrill wheels
made
his comfort om smile II he vouc
into bis
hope speak, aud thai
little frame battling with All looks into bis
What thanks there light there's what grief and pain II be cas-.
them and dare "hope housefthsr that
stricken The terrified wife look, while the physician feels his patient
their plays and their talk Over the patient the fever the wife P
children
life
for his respite awful the responsibility must
conscientious the
remedy that possible do better hsa
the sympathy with survivors, unOunaehow great the DC
light Of victory Thaekery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

BUrTIR CHER-n Of seVenyur trials In the 6l
dAes OF Worcester found that took 81 pounds OF %
make pound butter, being number In
September factories year found that took %
milk Of In June ana
about eight pounds average September and October
within fraction taking the through pounds Of
about the pound Of butter These facts interesting
we think, perfectly reliable.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

things all subjects Of said not By
practical workers, but BY careful observers,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

TO WHOM ASSESSED

veihmeyer, Jacob. ......
Tar for paving alley, on
interest from NoyembeI
2S, 1854. .-
vessey, Mary J......,,.
veitch, Margaret q Others
Beginning At the point
where the line between
lots II and - intersects
the line OF Massac husettl
avenue, thence with sald
line at right angles wilh
said avenue ~ feet z
inches, thence eastward.
ly II fee. n inches 10 {
point intended 10 be Al
the centre of said lot IL,
and 4S feet Q inches from
said avenue BY . line
running at right angles
Herewith, then With said
line 10 the line OF said
avenue, thence with "a q
avenue IL feet IL inches
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-10

800 sub IS.
oslsub 20.
8. $40 part IL & I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14
THE NE us.

THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
All continues quiet on the Richmond
and Petersburg lines, Notwithstanding
the fine weather. There are plenty Of
rumors, but they are in no wise regarded
by the old residents Of the city. New
corners. whether belonging to military or
civil life, believe anything and every
thing.
There was an apprehension of an at
tack upon portion of our Chesterfield
lines on Saturday night, but no advance
was made by the enemy.
Grants army have destroyed all the
houses on sixty-nine plantations and
farms in Prince George county.
\ raiding party from Grants army, on
Thursday last, visited and destroyed the
village OF Franklin, on the Norfolk and
Scaboard railroad.
DEATH OF GENERAL WHITING.
We learn from the Yankee papers that
Major General Levi Whiting, who was
wounded and captured at Fort Fisher,
died last Friday at Governors island,
New York. His remains were buried
from Trinity Church by his relatives and
friends, who were Northern people.
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OBITUARY.

Died. Thursday night, the 9th instant, ut fv.
minutes to II o'clock, after long and painful
Illness Of typhoid pneumonia. MELISSA
EMILY, youngest daughter Of David L. ant
Martha Ann Lacy, III the thirteenth year OF hel
age.
Her a!hiction, which long and painful one
Was borne with Christian fortitude and resignation
to the viii Ct Cod whom she loved above all things
else. Her death has caused the deepest sorrow
among her many friends and relations, for she was
!, great favorlte among them all for none knew
her but to love her-and we earnestly believe our
loss is her gain. May she rest in peace is the
prayer Of her afflicted mother
Thou art gone to the grave
But We will not deplore thee
Since God was thy ransom,
Thy guardian, thy guide.
lie gave thee He took thee,
And lie will restore thee;
And death has sting
Since the Saviour hath died.
What is there here TO court my stay,
To hold me back from home,
While angels beckon me away
And Jesus bids me come,
Iiark, they whisper. angels say,
" Sister spirit, come away"
What is this absorbs me quite
Steals my Senses shuts my sight,
browns my spirit, draws my breath -.
Tel! me, my SOUL can this be death
The world recedes-it disappears
Heaven opens on my eyes my ears
With sound seraphic ring
Lend, lend your wings! mount l fly!
" o grave, where is thy victory
death, where is thy sting - j. B.
Petersburg Express and Montevalo Alabama pa
pers please copy.
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THE az TRDER OF COLONEL
HARNAN.

r. tie Editor ofthc Richnond DispatcA
Among the many acts of fiendish bar.
barity committed by the Yankees during
this war may be included the murder, in
cold blood in the streets of~Waynes-
boro', Augusta county, Virginia, otie,
h. had Su1rehdered as q prisoner, OF
Colonel ". II! Hartman, Of S;aunton. -
He had command of some Of the reserve
forces in the Valley, and as many of his
men as could be collected from their
homc>jwithn the very short notice given
Of the approach of the Yankees he had
mustered into service, and they were
present with General Early in the fight
at Waynesboro'. Some short time after
our troops fell back, Major w. j. Hawks,
of Early's staff, in making his escape
from the enemy, who were indust,iously
engaged in collecting our men, who were
scattered in every direction, after the
fight, came upon Colonel Harman in the
street, who was halted by two fierce,
blood thirsty Stocking lrishmen Go use
the Majors language), who ordered him
UIarman) to halt. IIarman replied, 81
have halted, sir" At that moment
one of them spying Hawks, ordered
him to halt, and at the same time
leyelng his carbine on him. In mo-
ment changing his position towards
Hawks, the latter took advantage Of it.
put spurs to his horse and dashed oil,
and in a moment gun was fired, but
the Major did not know whether at him
or at Colonel Hartman.
Through letter received at Lynch
burg a few days since by niece of
Colonel Halman from her aunt the wife
Of Major John A. Hartman, at Stanton,
the intelligence Of his death was con
iirmed, as it mentioned the fact of his
remains having been brought to Staun-
ton, and been committed to the tomb
there on Sabbath, the 9TH instant. There
is little doubt but he was murdered in
cold blood by the inhuman brutes who
were in charge of him at the moment
Major Hawks escaped. Indeed, the
Yankees at Charlottesville were heard to
express regret at his death when they
learned that he was the Grand Master
of the Masonic Lodge Of Virginia.
Miserable hypocrisy. If they felt
any conjunction, how easy would
it have been for them to have
investigated the facts, found the
perpetrators and hung them, as they
so richly deserved. Colonel Harman
was well known through the State, first
as one of the officers of the Virginia regi-
ment in Mexico, then as colonel Of the
Filth Virginia infantry at the commence
ment of this war, and to the Masonic
fraternity as the highest officer of the
Lodge of Virginia. He leaves wife
and four (or more young children to
mourn his untimely fate.
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49, To THE VOTERS OF HENRICO

49, To THE VOTERS OF HENR1co
CorSrY In compliance with the wishes of Many
Voters,'' IS published III the Dispatch of the Sth
instant, and with numerous solicitations Of citizens
various parts of the county to become a Candi-
date for seat Ill the House Of Delegates, in the
election to be held on the 2ith instant, now an
nOunce myself a candidate. Should it be the plea
sure OF my feIow-ctizens to elect to that inpor
tant position, l promise to use my best efforts
20 protect the local interests Of the county-so
maintain our sol;ers i'll the field-to provide for
the comfort Of Their families a: homeland to pre-
serve untarnlshed the glorious reputation which
Virginia has earned III the desperate struggle in
which the South is now engaged to regain its in
dependence.
NH list" Il. y. MAYO.
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HEADQUARTERS \
FIfTY.sIxTH VIRGINIA RE0INENr.
March lst, 1865.

To the People Of Charlotte and Mrcklen6wrg
CONGRATULATIONS In acknowledgement Of
the solicitation of my feow-soldiers Of the Fifty.
sixth, Eighteenth and other Virginia regiments,
respectfully announce myself a candidate to repre-
sent your district in the Senate OF Virginia Char
county of my adoption. To the people of both I
am equally bound by common interest, common
sympathy, common association and common ac-
qlaintance. With their citizens have labOred in
the vineyards OF peace and with their soldiers have
CLEANED III the harvest Of war. hear that some u
the people ut home object to the election Of soldiers
to civil office. l am aware that, by statute Of
Virginia, citizen convicted of an infamous offence
is ineligible TO offices Of trust and honor But can
it be true that, by toiing for freedom soldier for
feits the privileges of a freeman! Can it bc true
that the uniform of soldier is the livery OF a
slave! Nor does it follow that, because soldier il
candidate for civil Office, he either desires or
designs withdrawing from the military service. It
Will not DC my privilege to canvass any part OF the
district army The great subject likely to engage
the attention OF the Legislature is the war. As a
citizen, should be governed by every motive to
promote the interests Of the citizen; and by per-
sonal experience have learned to know aud feel tho
wants OF soldier. Upon the question of the war
ITSELF can only say / am for peace; but not that
peace that comes with the "Sardonic grin OF death
upon its face" Not that peace which promises con-
iSCation OF your property, freedom to your slaves,
bondage to your children, and feion's death for
your treason. But I am for the use Of all the
means that can hasten and secure an honorable
peace. Until that peace comes, / am for war and
the employment Of all the resources Of the country.
physical and material, necessary to conquer it.
Your Obed;ent servant,
JOHN B. McrHAIL,
Major Fifty-sixth Virginia regiment.
NH 13-3taWtde
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DIED.

Ux6O,
On the 9th Instant of catarrh fever, WALTER
LEE, infant son of John and Martha Peay. aged
six months and twelve days.
Little brow SO strangely cold,
Little form of perfect mould,
Lying still.
Loving eyes forever hid
Meath the pale and dropping lid,
Ever dim.
Soft hair of light gold,
Dimpled hands, claspcd and cold,
All so still.
Little feet that could not walk,
Rosy lips that could not talk,
Lost 70 us.
Faded soon my baby blossom,
Sweetly rest on earth's bosom,
Won by death.
AT the residence of her grandmother, in Crump's
Row, MARY OPIIELlA BOBBErr, infant daughter
of James and Ellen Bobbett, aged two months and
eleven days
She died in Jesus and is blessed
How soft her slumbers are
From suffering and from sin released
And freed from every snare.
Her funeral will take place THIS Tuesday,
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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.I5~ ORDER No. 9-RIcnMoND ENCAMp-
NESr, No. 2-Sr knights: You are hereby sum-
,noned to attend meeting of RICHMOND EN-
CAMPMENr, No. III, OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS,
at the Masonic Hall, in the city of Richmond,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT at O'clock
BY order of the NJ. +. Grand Commander.
WILLIAM T.. MAUIE, G.. G.
Attest: JAMES E. RIDpICK, RecoI der
Richmond, March l6, X. L. 745, A. D. 1865.
NH LIT
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c-@ WE AVE AUTHORIZED to announce
Captain JOHN f. McELiENNY a candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS for the
First District Of Virginia. NH 7-l4t-
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
Il TORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND Fellow Citizens I have
been warmly urged by many friends to announce
myself as CANDIDATE to represent you in tho
SENATE OF VIRGINIA. In yielding to the re-
grateful for the kindness which has promp ed the
call upon c and if it shall be the pleasure Of the
good people, to elect me- l trust that my former
course, when honored by your confidence in the
same position, will be sufficient guaranty Of NV
future zeal and fidelity in your service.
Very respectfully,
Your fellow-ctizen,
NH l3-5t r. p ATy0IJST
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 AUCTION NoTIcE. conse.
quence of the excitement in the city, our auction
sale of Brandy, Sorghum, Cotton Yarns, Osnaburgs,
Clothing, Furniture, Trimmings, Paper, Envelopes.
Pocket-Knives, Coarse and Fine Combs, Black Lead
Pencils, &c, will be postponed until WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, the 10Th instant ut 10 O'clock. One
very fine set OF China torty~one pieces for sale
privately. The fine Carpet in former advertise
m4nt is sold. BURTON l. WALLACE,
NH l4-2t Auctioncer3.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Instant at the residence Of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Dr. Minnegerode. Mrs f
TELFAIK Walden to Captain J. s. MICIIARD.
n c,,~
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.. The Dispatch Conn'inc- Room has been re-
.c<4 IA the Northeast Corner ~ Thirteenth and
Mo;s streets. fSpe.ce's Baild'ag,J Immediately OPP
,os.tf The Old Stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

RLOCkADE GOODS.-Just received
- at LIS Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth,
ENGLISH BERAdE at So5 yard,
SPRING CALICO, beautiful patterns;
LAWN, colored and black;
ALPACA, very fine;
LINEN HUCkADACK,
BLFACHED COTTON, very fine;
BIRD-EYE DIAPER,
ENGLISH GRAPE, narrow and wide;
BLACK GLAZED COTTON, and . variety
OF FANCY GOODS, at us Broad street
NH lO-3ts
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TOR SALE, magnificent set of ROSE
II WOOD CVAMHER FTJRNITUKE-WARD-
ROBE, BEDSTEAD, CABINET and WASH
STAND, all Of solid rosewood, and made IN the
latest and most fashionable style; also, thirteen
Apply, after 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the corner Of
Franklin ard Twcnty-second streets.
NH i4-eOdts
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GAIT NOTICE.-An citizens of Henrico
~ county who have not drawn their SALT for
1864 viii call ut TIE courthouse and get the same,
the salt room viii positively be closed on Satur
day, the 18th Ct March. 1865.
ELIJAH BAKER, Agent
nah l4-Sts for HsusieQ county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

EOR SALE OR RATTLE, full suit
OF CONFEDERATE OFFICERS UNIFORM,
made in Europe OF the very best materials; trim-
sold for less than one-half it, original cost. Call 1t
M ANDREW PIZZINIs Saloon, Broad street.
NH l3-Sts 'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

TTHE INDIVIDUAL WHO LOST A
j set Of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS will
learn something to his interest by calling at ls7
Main street NH lite
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PRovosr-MARsHAl.'s Osyrcx /,
SrATE RxsxAvx f0ncga.
RICHMOND. March n. lafS.

A LII Def TAILS HERETOFORE
"A granted TO members Of the First and oecond
regiments State Reserve Forces fColonels DsnSn,ih
and Eyansl, except 70 men dG1Ailed ax - Ora-
nance Department. have been revokcd foy Ave dars.
They Will report promptly TaIS MORNING e
this cice Main. beeween NtnkA and Janfh e1,eeta
" be forwarded 70 their respective cossrnands
wv. u. CHARTERS,
Captain and ProyO6t- SoaAe Reserve Fogcss.
NH l3-2t -.
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nERSONAL.-k. K. L. would like to
know the whereabouts of her former guar
dian and friend, EDWARD WILSON JACK, OF
Vcksburg Mississippi, formerly Of Jefferson county,
Virginia Ii be will address W. l.. b., box li5,
Richmond. Virginia, the information will be for
warded to her. NH l3-3t'
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'oH SALE, splendid IRON SAFE,
~ nefrngs's make Also, several hundred good
w. MAIN BAGS, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply
r., FUGH HARRIS,
~ H-N' Shockpe Aip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

\ GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU-
IA MENTAL CONCERT will be given for the
benefit of the soldiers families at METROPOLITAN
HALL on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant,
by several ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
sisted by Madam RUIIL and Messrs SCHNEIDER,
kESSNICH and other talented performers.
The Hall has been thoroughly cleaned and lifted
up for the occasion. Tickets be had at the
principal BOOK and MUSIC STORES and at the
door. Price, s.. NH l3-2t
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GUMPTER, the celebrated TROTXING
- STALLION, will stand the present season on
Dock street, between Twenty-frst and Twenty
second. SUMTER was sired by Morgan Hunter
out Of thoroughbred mare. He is one OF the
finest riding and driving horses in the Confederate
States Those having mares to put will call and
see him. Terms: 500 per season, and s. groom
fee. (mh9-lOtsl r. r. TURNER.
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DuTcu BEND, February %, 1855.
M AJOR j. r. McPHAIL. FIFTY

MAJOR J. b. McPHAIL. FIFTY
~, ~ SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.-Najor
we. the undersigned, soldiers from the counties Of
Mecklenburg and Charlotte, do earnestly request
that you announce yourself as a candidate Tor the
state Senate from that district. Many Of us have
witnessed your gallantry the field; all Of US
know OF your devotion to our country and our
cause +; and as appreciation of your ability and
fitness for the position, We promise yo>enr cordial
support and suffrages.
Captain F. W. Nelson, Lieutenant Jas. II. Moor..
Lieutenant J. r. Brooks, Sergeant II. II. Whitto
sergeant ). H. Patllio, more.
Sergeant A: II: Garner, Sergeant g. d. Lambert,
sergeant W. II. Nelson, Sergeant 8. A. Tutor,
1rVate W. 5. Gordon, Sergeant w. H. Rainey,
Private James Wright, Corporal John I. Evans
Private A. Wi!kers0n, Private ID. T. Ridont
Private 4. g. Pool, Private W. L. HERMAN.
Pr!Vate 4 Daniel, Private A. d. Kidd,
Private W. II. Collins, Private g. L. Clinton.
pfivate Il. T. Morris. Private J. L. Wright,
ftivate L. J. Collins, Private L. W. George
Private I. P. Robay, Private W. H. Godsev.
Hrivate C. A. Tharp, Private s. Il. spaulding,
Private A L. Kerson, Private J. NJ. Canada.
nrvate =: D. Carter, Private Vim. r. Collins,
rrivate W. II: Clark, Captain C. J. Cla,k.
1riVatc n. J: Wood, Lieutenant W. H. Price,
rr.Vate H. Clark. Lieutenant A. L. Barnes,
Private r. O. Robertson, Sergeant WIN. Jones.
Private 4. V. Lane. Private J. r. Beach,
lfivate J: u Eallan, Lieutenant s. ID. Spencer,
Private ": l.. Watkins, Private s. B. Harvey,
Private J. r. Garrison, Private J. ID. Dickerson,
Private Is. Z. WilkS, Private p. l.. Evans,
Irvate J. W. Elam, Private J. NJ Davidson,
PRIVATE J. H johnson, Private &. r. Hudson,
Quartermaster Sergeant Private f. r. Roach.
L. W. OVERLY, Private z. V. Ford,
Captain John W. Jones, Private g. I. Roberts.
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EOUND, on the night of the 18th in
slant, a small gold BREASTE4N. which the
owner can have by identifying and paying for this
advertisement. Call at Dispatch office.
NH lite
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DLUNDELL, SPENCE 6; CO.'S DOU.
ID BLE-BOILED LINSEED OIL~IIuu 4 I.or.
dOn.-Threc barrels, on consignment, for sale bv
NH l3-eodSt Il. II. DIBRELL,
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PERSONAL.

TOHN McGEHEN, company E, Seventh
q Tennessee regiment, is very i'll, in Ward 2,
Fust Division, Chimborazo Hospital, and desires to
see his brother, SAMUEL McGEHEN.
NH lI-Sts
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DROPPED from a carriage, on Thurs
- day evening. March 9Th, between Fourth and
gay streets and the extreme end Of Church HILL a
BLACK SILK PARASOL. large size, having
haadie plaid with scarlet and green. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the store
OK ELLETT BELL & FOX,
mn I3-2t' No. l. Pearl ,treet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

OST, a SERVANT GIRL, named
complexion; straight hair; was sent rom nv resi-
dence, on Third. between Clay and Leigh, to the
corner Of Seventh and Clay streets, about o'clock
on thursday, the Sta instant, and has rot been
heard from since. She had on vixen she left dark
homespun dress and check apron. 4 liberal reward
Will be PAID tor any information of her whereabouts
NH l3-2ts 100 Hroad s+rcot