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4. Bad work will be assessed at its prop.

| 4. Bad work will be assessed at its. prop
er value. 49,, 8
| 5 For disobedience, one dollar will b.
deducted.
g.. Neglect of duty aud leaving without
permission will be considered disobedience
2. No live stock will be permitted to be
raised BY the employees, without specia
contract. sss.s. ~, Z ~
8. Apples, peaches and melons, oranJ
other product of,the farm taken BY the EN-,
ployee, without tho permission of the en-
ployer, will be charged for.
9. The employee shall receive no visitors
during work hours. y
10. Three quarters of an hour will be al.
lowed during the winter months for dinner,
and one hour and a half during the months
of June, July and August.
IL. Impudenoe, swearing, or indecent
and unseenly language TO, orin the presence
ofthe employer or his family, or agent, or
quarrelling or fighting, so as to disturb the
peace of the farm, will be fined one dollar
for the first offence, and, if repeated, will
be followed by dismissal and loss Of such
pay as shall be adjudged against him by
proper authority.
L.. All difficulties that may arise be-
tween the employees shall be adjusted by
the employer, and if no. satisfactory, an ap.
peal may be tai m to an agent of the United
States Government or a magistrate. r.
13. All abuse of stock, or wilful break.
ing of TOOLS, or throwing away gear s&c.,
will be charged against the employee:
IA. Good and sufficient rations will be
furnished by the employer, not however, to
exceed six pounds Of bacon and one peck Of
meal per week for each adult.
Is. Houss rent and fuel will be furnish
ed, free, BY the employer.
Is. No night work will be required of
the employees but such as the necessities of
the farm absolutely demand-such as tying
up fodder, firing tobacco, setting plant beds
afre, securing q crop from the frost, 30.
II. A cheerful and willing performance
Of duty win be required Of the employee.
1S. Stock Anst be fed and attended to
on Sunday.
10. The women will be required to do the
cooking in rotation on Sunday.
20. The employee will be expected to
look after and study the interests of his EN-.
ployer, to inform him of anything that is
going amiss to be peaceable, orderly and
pleasant; to discourage theft, and endeavor
BY his conduct to establish character for
honesty, industry and thrift.
81. In case ofany controversy in regard
to the contract or its regulations betwesn
she employer, and employee, the agent of
the Bureau for the oosasy shall be the com.
mon arbiter to whom the difficulty shall be
referred.
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lsefllI gnfurlaatiptt.
The Collection Of Taxes in the South
'S-aE ern States. :

81 =. -...gsst5ts55 g ~ =.
TIE couection o1 Iaxes N tne south
60 efn Ssa.es. -,
AAAsoA1 : DsrA i'saa - sN1, oePs. 40, 1000
In the circular issued by this Department
on june 81, 1866, reference vas made t
che provision contained 10 section .46, o
the Internal Revenue ACT OF june 80
1854 confsrring upon the Secretary of th,
,leasuly o'sclet,0naly p01sl - $50 :
shs Asssssneas, iesy, ,lue =. auu nauuei =
coieesion q ssxes 70 sne 9saseS iaseiy u IN
surfeesion
Under the snthofity given by thatsectior
isswas then stased that the Department
without wsiviug IN any degree the rights
of Che government 10 regard to taxes here
unto seHuing, would not lnsiss as present
ppon their payment, 20 far as they were
payable Prior 70 the establishment OF 3 col
lection DISTRICT embracing tine territory u
which the tax.pa resided. IL Is Iurtne.
provided that manufactured articles found
an'tns hands of pnrcaasef, Wnion were
satisfactorily shown 70 have passed irom sne
nannfacfurer before 4fne estaoelsnment o.
the district, should not pc subject 70 tax, un' ~
less transported beyond tne nmits OF tne
'Stats lately IN insurrection. NO exception
Was then made IN faVor OF articles when
had remained in the possession of the man,
ufacturers, and thus become liable to tue
tax imposed oy tne e3istng law
The Department preferring TO test the
practical workings OF the regulation before
exercising Its power OF modification IN this
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From the Bosom .Adrsgiss,

MARRIAaEs AMONG THE FREEDMxN AND
FRHEpwoMEN. Che Assistsnt G6mmis.
sioner Of Freedman for ,Sonth Gsrclins has
issued an order relative TO marriages among
freedmen and freedHcmen, from which ne
clip the following gulations
1st. Tho marriage of all parties living
together 40 husband and Nife at ths time
Of obtaining their freedom, or solemnized
since obtaining Il, will be aeknoNl Nledged as'
legal and binding
%. an parties whose pnazrisess gete
only q mutual aggeernent betNes1 fhem-
selves, with no public form or ceremony,
are required to have their marriages. son.
frmsd by ) minister, and obtsin q eertiiff.
cate Of the same 80 s.s
8d. No parties haying sgrsed 70 enter
'she marriage relation viii be sIIoSsd to live
together e husband aud wiIs until thsir
msrrisge has beer legally solemnissd.
4th ll; parties claiming 70 have been
married but ssparatsd by ds7sty, and hss-
[ing DO csrsifcats Of their marriage must
obtain from some society or church . ssr-
init tSr their reunion, before they viii be-
allowed 10 five together q husband and
WIG. &c. y JAy -
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.giseel1a4epns Artitles,

| EDtfRCkal MffHff1fE ATfIflnE,
j 80 s; eS :
-77-==--7------ - = : -
stonewan jackson. IL
a late correspondent OF the New Yorh
Wor1a mas furnished the readers OF thai
journal with graphc remarks npcn the &C.
MUS in strategy snd military resources, o.
StoneWall jackson. We make few inter.
estng extracts Z.
HIS CLOSE CALCULATION. a.-Jaokson's
military movements were always oassa upon
oioss calcu'sslon! sna ne Was oefsanly mol
Wanung ~ !orsslgns ana caunon. ne seems
TO nave known Periectly Wen what 1t was
10 MS power 20 acnieve, and as thoroughly
what was beyond ms strength. He risked
much, upon many occasions, but appears to
have been justified in hiscalculations Of the
ultimate result. 45 s.
It will be objected to him BY military
men, that be hazardad too much, at times,
and VASE only extrioated by good fortune
There appears to be some justice in this
but the resources of his genius we're enor.
NOUS, and doubled his numbers. Some Of
his ideas seem absurd when coolly looked at.
When asked what be would done If, after
the battle Of Winchester, the conyerging
columns of the enemy had cut him off at
Strasburg, he replied: 81 would have fallen
back upon Maryland for reinforcements /"
Such q movement must; it would appear,
have terminated In his destruction; but it
would be. difioultto fnd,a man In his old
command who. would have doubted his nj.
innate triumph even then. 5,:s4..s...
His genius was for great movements and
decisive blows; and thusbis services became
more and more valuable as; his rank in.
creased. He was better as brigadier than
as colonel; better still as o major general,
and as Lieutenant general was best of ali.
It is useless to ask what he would have been
as commauder.in-chief without q superior
at Richmond. But the brain which CON.
ceived and executed the campaign of the
valley mnst have been equal 10 any position.
His LINE ALWAYS OPEN 70 RETREAT.
He kent open. generally. his line Of re-.
treat. and provided for disasters-thoueh il
v.s hard to ,ealise tbat fa;lnra aver antsrad
;nto M M b;a osI,nlst;ons' Ia had tbs aold;er,s
ave ave- for nositiop. and chose bis e,ro eronnd both
for infantry and artilIerv with the arao.. M
ns.a m Of oeniua: but If ali hi. n,ransemsnta
vara made and b;s nIans renn;rad b,..le
yon,d - a;ys i IN any pronnd 1880
n IL. asnarded most ,nan ri. ;nf.,t,v
.p'lse 1T, vss 1pSs r;.h Az aL.. .aa h.say
.s run us ea.:y sssoO,asDu WIZ .uas ulauon on
sas : sssa .Sa - as
ps psefis IL. osnnon .,n;;5 s5ovar e .ho. .a5 Nd
u .he M ' Wbsa anas enssssd e be .aamsa saO ~ =
a;sre,,rd all ;dsa If dsfeet and to rsa.rd
~ ;ssns =. ossrrsd And wbs, w.s reors
ns ,,sa1 80 h;s ..emoS r. sha,s he. %
n;Ip;an .pH A non las on.n = ths .;,.;on tH
.hD. % h. u.a wb;nnsd aanlS 49, ha ;msa
;nad SaS = H;s Tie pr ;ndpm;t.hls Is aamhst;asn..s +
,J m;sbt h.ns .hssn11 ,s.a;a nsda him ast b;s
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yants,.
| D. L. Wardlsw,
IT. N. Dawkins,
| G, W. Dudley,
| F. J. Moses,
w. r. Robertson,
| J, Winsmith,
! T. @. Weatherly,
| D. G. Milling,
P. J. Coogan,
James Moi Cauley,
| Charles Macbeth,
| u. A. DuLettre,
| G. P. Sullivan,
j. P. Lasimer,
James Farrow, i
| James 81. Rion,
James Hemphill,
VIM. j. Keenan,,
W. a. Cannon,
Edw. J. Porter,
II NJ. Muldrow,
r. NJ. -Simms,
John 7. DuPre,
j. A. James, .
M. G. Barnett,
W. b. Wallace,
A. P. Aldrich,
G. 81. Simonton,
Alex. Evins,
T. G. Boiling,
James p. Boyse, =.
Edward Frost,
| G. D. Melton,
B. G. Fishburne,
Edmd. Herndon,
A. P. Wylie,
W. s.. Pickens,
!" II Do,
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.
scribe. On 9 table Of rafs wooqy csryeds
and inlaid With gold, marble aeste i snaI sa;
lapis iazuii, Rere found atnphorss stti eoEss
tanning wine, and some goblats q ouyx 6
F,o..11 I. a.s,.s = .,'sj zdv;,,s,,
q. . J, s.
J, lie0n ne'an Anu .1sa1loE :. 1.Il
80 s0l Ito ,;..,a .eaa psessn.s .Is
bns crsat;on q m;,;ssrv ss,sss;,s $ g 80 ,ss
ona bousa atood there vbsn 4, M t,;ss. 8, 80 I ~
no,seasion 81 tbe nI,oa srbs H;fsSs S. -
sxnedition ana tIss snbssars,s ~,
of Beanfort ara All ,a,ns;.. I.,aS s. ss:, "a
the inst cheering snecesses of the / ~ ~
since tnen 2 conalderaple number ot noat
houses, large ana small mas Desr bgllt fos
the accommodation g mulsas ana nsyan
omc'als. uls !. g. ~. !. M #
g a business sssset aderenanE = NOM nnss
sprnng up' gl1ng ev'1enee g tne comlnsf
clal, enterprise, oi oar army snfiers lsxfefls'
siye piers ana Hnaryes aticre the neceasary
accomfno odatlons sfor the Hhipping, and sellst
ters OF naval ana military Horkshops snt
stcrehousea are Scattered on TIE lslands ~
closing the spacious bsy: lls hszeor y
sara % oe superior 'n aspsn ana ssea5asy sos
those g onalIes.op sna savannsn ls ssn saa e
= sssMs = y .us lu'elssol, sne ossss 9 ss
= Wot alle sl.s
permanently, hl6on aeso y hkei4 g 20
come one of tne cnet commeFolat toxps on
the Southern coast q elty nas pesn lsIds
out on one OF the sllnds cc1sleersols
sums Of money have already beer lnysssed
in lots, and 4 Northern energy and sntsss
prise take hold Of the chAnses presented
here, she result can hardly pc do9 Ds!al -
All that Is necessary g secure gre sn19rs
deveiopment OF the place ls q ralifoad
connection with Brsnchsille Here is the
spot for Northern colony in South Caro-
lima. :;s 81 - !.
An hours ride on = steam tsg took 1s
across the bay 70 Beaufort. The sppesrance
of the toRn disappointed my expecta atlons
When Our troops took possession of i ifsS
the early part OF the Hsf y wsa described
By the newspaper corfespo ondents sa e61ns
posed of the most elegant Msnsions D phiek
the wealthy planters of this fegipn led q
sluxuricus lie Thers are indead sotss lzfges
houses IN The place, bat they ars oiesns
sober looking square struotnfsl iih notIl.s
are ...,,s.on,sd to ss;rd tss stEs ~ ss,;,sys - SSss
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: ---- =-TT------
e !,
- I, 60 :,9i
name spoken 1 presume it would be easy
to number bis associates on ones fingers
have neala business mel. say :tnat tneJ
never heard OF him till ne was put in com
mand at Caiso On ms arrival mere 70 . 9 DAY
the vast majority OF the citizens OF Gaiens
are able TO recognize HIM only by ms por
tlasts, and yetthis is the only home ne mas
Those two years were years OF trlal apo
encouragement. In fact, the Csptaln cams
hitner from 81. louis 10 2 great degree dls'
neartened, stlii ne would not give up he
he IS described as . broken down man.- man., :.
Inis anecdose la related: Dunug ene grea,
depreciation IN currency, Captain etran'
bought tpork OF the farmers 70 send on East
@ ges rev 9ork exchange, One Gay some
sara shsv sS oo,d I as ss as has.
!. - nav 3 s.yss' - Sg Pa PAL el.,r +, ths hons,
wa,,,d ss,f !. d, /. aa...;n s,rr. nane.;, A
arsnt | ss;d I r. n he,;o.sd n iii. gaa .oo ,np.b n,
he ' did mot nat Is eractIv know what q onobs d
- l.. T. .5.;.aJ .ha..5..' - - .l,a h.nI
md ;non;r. Tbe rssnIt ,sas that tbs far
n1s,. oased s12 That uas.tbs ,, st.,s II n, n,
msn =, 81 =
"A A. tb;a same time Cant Grant uas draw
;n,o,s -bevnnd n saalarv tbonub thia ,va,
ne ..oa,ta;ned s,nt;I AZ and e tbe ,a.r
n .,ss ss.,,a =. 1;,s - :, an raan.h d al
e 0ou,u lys .ss = ~ u. ~ .Sha.. -.
~. ~. III" IN :. - 1000 ss.a sI -; g. 80
~ u. ~ d. as -. = =
0mvAe n,a p,ps. oynseisa1ol :. mse sa
war: Mostly ne Rasa man OF '.ts silence. Mr
Wasourne ' teiis me tnat ne seemed 70 MN. MIN
% pe tninkIng on some abstract subject ano
tnas :. ne tooa mum 70 pe 2 1nougnIIu! ienec'
I'VE ana iarge'mlnoeo man. oucn Delne
ms condition, one t1 Is reminded Of tne case Of
Fredelck the Treat during tne years new
banlshed by ms father. But IN WhsteVer
makes man, Grant the American hero, far
.excels will say here, thst = ne always was
temperate, and every way correct in his be-
hayior. p Z issit35 Z.
nn6b Eo,t 81 snmter MT 5ny;ns vbicS s G.n,.;n sn
Grant is described .D as pacing the streets OF
!. c.. - ..;,;.ss.. ,ass .,s -
: sas - f.ar th.. ~ !. 49, s.a.s I = ~ $500,
= s,a.n '.'1.. .ls".set i' eissi -
aGsn;.;n f,.,,. = .,,a
a., IL 80 = =. -. AZ. = -.s rs.
40, bsrhs ,ossa ~ ;u.elS ~ NJ, = a
IL Isso ,.,.ss'1;, -, -
.,.,,.. -. ---Fss,
OuIsrIyATIeN TRY OF THE TIA pnAsr IN
GronyIA A--.Mr.:W :Jonas IN A. co,nm,u,nn;.
cation to The 4es7ayannab Da;,7u H.rola !,
maus;on. that ,,a r,aoa;;yad f,o,n AZ. T,,;,sd
sssstes Patens OfBes IN ;n Iss, RI CIV M - =. nlsrts
about four inches lhiph---nurae5 fbam va varv !,
carefully in DOTS Is for one wear and .bey
=. -. "a -. ~. .s.a.S ~
" .e' 'au = - 'eeSyua yesst sney
vousssu = ~ !. aOas. -. asa pfeuuss sseu:--.
a.. a. sn,s l - 'asy = 80 90 ..o e.. I've y s.1 isss
,sh aha s .1 ;s.os .'ss s .,aue'sl, aau
no uas ossn .sAtus .ea,,lol. ..em %. .ne
pas' .ss sa.se ,ss ss's ~ = sa A.'s5
sus sn :, Z. y. aAs - 0uasa.e, alu
u.Oons @ = n M. e nos = ~ anso.eu ~
ause'a. :. s'a'ou' M oose' - 9a'se On
.nus,ss1iu on s.sne in'rouuc.,ons;inlo sne
Soufnern osates o1 tnis YatuaDie plant, and
offers to furnlah ,lh;5 with seed or small plants
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VIM. q. Black,
James L. Reed,
J. w. Hearst,
B. W. Ball,
J. B: Skipper
John Wilson,
L. W. r. Blair, ),
VIM. G. Beatty,
Cad. Jones,
R..Dozier, a.
B: F. Duukin,
J. E. Byrd,
w. A. Chisolm, :.
John Fox, .sss
i. VIM. lizard Bulls
T. ]. Goodwyn,,
-. ~ - -. .'
A. W. Moore,
James Conner,
,ssAs O, Andrews,
VIM Rayensl,
w. 81. Gilliland,
W. 8. Henery,
P. G. Gailliard, '
81. D. Lesesue,
b. Gourdin,
James Rose,
John Schnierle, !.
W. M. Martin,
John A. Wagner.
Thomas Thompson,
W. s. Mobley,
q. D. Tillman,
FW. McMaster,
A. R. Taylor,
5. Henry Summer,
R. Stewart,
John r. Frierson,
F. W. Pickens,
John G. Gaillard, !.
A. D. Goodwyn,
L. Boozer,
G. NJ. Furman,
Henry MoIver,
r. A. Ross,
ii. G. Smart,
j. H. Norwood,
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! n Transported for lifs.shs man Shat
mattiss happily. ss2 y. - -
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occaMons ne made THIS Strange gesture rs
his veterans moved slowly before him ad-
vancing to the charge. At such moments
his face would be raised to heaven, bis
eyes closed, and his lips would move evi.
dently in prayer. The gesture was observed
in him at Charlottesville. while gazing at
the body Of one Of his old command. He
was plainly praying, with his hand uplift-
ed, for the welfare of the dead mans sonl.
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With great respect, your obedient ser:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31
DIED,

On Thursday, soth instant. at 10 A. NJ aoD'
JoHN NJ DANIEL, late Minister Resident OF the
United States at Turin, and for many years edlsor
n the Richmond Examiner, in the fortieth year OF
his age.
The funeral services will be held at Rev. Dr.
,toee,s Church on THIS friday AFTERNOON At
O'Clock. The friends and relatives OF the deceased
are requested to meet at his late residence. on Broad
street, nearly opposite the Monumental Church. at
half-past o'clock
OF consumption, on "Wednesday night the sGtn
instant, GEORGE YOUNG. OF Hamp'on' 'hs''ll"'
in tho thirty-eighth year OF his age. x.-:,. 40
Ths friends and acquaintances o. the family v aae
invited to attend his funeral THIS lrnaay1 h NJ,
MING. at 8 o'clock, from his residences ON New
street. between Leigh and Short streets. -.
The Odd Fellows Of Roam Lodge ana as.e1 loaee.
are respectfully invited to attend, as ne vas s "
Der b, good Standing. ,,..s.
Dalt more, Norfolk and Portsmouth papers peas :
COPY.
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MARRIED,

On the 2sth instant, at the Second PRESBYTERIAN
~ VENAR of Prince Edward county, Vir-
n;n;a. TO Miss SALLIE sPoTswOOD, daughter OF
James r. Bridges, of this city.
Petersburg (yirginia) and Charlotte tNor'h
Carolina) papers please copy.
At St. paurs Church, on Tuesdsy evenin!
March 49, 1865. by the Rev ~ HPsgelPre
x;s;onsi Army Confederate States. to E. BEiRNE,
daughter of William F. Turner, Esq, OF Jefferson
county, Virginia. -. s.r.,,.h manor.
please coDy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

10y MADISON WARp. - Voters for
Magistrate in Madison Ward will find it important
to vote for one competent, and. at the same time,
forty-fve, all others will be called upon to
70 into the field.
Vote for WIN. A. WRIGHT, who is both eompe-
tent and over forty.fve. NH 3l-5ts
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E SPECIAL NofIcE.-Persons who
to Walker Z Wrenn's Grocery Store, opposite the
ladies' entrance Of the Exchange Hotel
NH Size
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

TN REPLY TO THE ABOVE CARD,
III viii serve the ward Is ALDERMAN, II elected,
z the best Of my ability: but cannot consent to
c1ectioneer for the position. submit the decsion
to my friends and voters Of MadisOn Ward, in which
have recently movedmy residence.
NH Slide THOR. J. STARKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

CUNDRIES.
~ barrels wAsKEY's EXTRA FLOUR,
6 barrels PICKLED BEEF.
S barrels CIDER VINEGAR,
Is bushels WHITE CORN,
200 pairs No. 10 ENGLISH COTTON CARDS.
bale A. SHEETING,
on consignment and for sale by
Z, 4. ROBERTS. Commission Merchant,
corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
NH 3i-2ts
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II T0H U0

n J. STARKE, by announcing himself
L . - . candidate for ALDERMAN az lADl.
SON WARD. viii receive the votes o. many fktnAs.
NH 3O-Ns MANY VOTERS.
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VHO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
AND ARMY thank you for the call you
have made upon me; and should it be your plea
sure to elect me. will endeavor to discharge the
duties of the office of HIGH CONSTABLE to the
best of my ability. A. A. FARLEY.
NH SO-3t
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EOR RENT, three ROOMS, on same
floor, either furnished or unfinished. Apply
on north side Of Main street, one door below Second
street. NH 3O-Zt'
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nor RENT, HOUSE, on Clay
u street. Just above buchanan Spring, contain-
ing three rooms, with q large garden attached
Apply to Mr.. JUAN,
NH 3O-jts next door to the premises,
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EOR RENT, two good ROOMS, over
my office, which will be rented cheap; also, a
good STABLE, with three stalls, at my dwelling.
NH 3O-3t H. H. lBRELL, Shockne Slip.
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EOR RENT, HOUSE, on Franklin,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
containing six rooms, and brick kitchen with three
rooms. For particulars, apply at tho store Of
CARTER & TALLEY, on Franklin, between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets. NH 3O-3ts
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DOR RENT, on the western suburbs Of
i the city, ina desirable neighborhood, SUITE
OF ROOMS, consisting OF three furnished cham.
bers and dinins-room, or parlor, and an out-room
(unfurnished), suitable to cook in. Address box
$50, Richmond. NH 3l-2ts
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TO"MANY VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
l. WARD "-Gentlemen: In reply to your card
Of yesterday, in which you saw fit to address me in
such catering terms, beg leave to say that if you
think you see in my course those merits which you
seek to place in the Council of the city, IcAeeraly
yield t. your wishes, and announce myself CAM
DIDATE for the CITY COUNCIL nom JEFFER-
SON WARD. plcdsing myself faithfully. to the best
Of my humble abilities, to discharge the duties re-
posed in me by my fe,low-citizens.
Respectfully,
NH 30--Sts ALBERT MILLSPAUGH
DEOPLE'S TICKET FOR JEFFER.
SON WARD.
ALDERMEN:
WILLIAM TAYLOR, J. H. PLEASANTS,
JOHN N. HIGGINS, r. L. a. WILLIAMS,
L. T. CHANDLER.
COUNCIL:
n. O HASKLNs, Y. STOKES,
n. M. LEE, A. MILLSPAUGH,
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON.
(mh 3l-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

w EOUNCE JOHN NJ SPEED, Of Lynch
burg, . candidate for tho SEAT IN THE HOUSE
or REPRESENTATIVE rendered vacant BY the
resignation Of Hon. William G. Rives. Election,
the 10th day of April. NH Slide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

NOR ALE,
II SUPERIOR GREENTEA,
COFFEE, SUGAR,
RICE, DRIED APPLES.
COUNTRY SOAP, q No. article;
SODA,
CANDLES,
MASON'S BLACKING,
FRESH GARDEN SEED,
FINE SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHOICE BRANDS CHEWING IObACCOs
CIGARS,
FINE APPLE BRANDY.
WALKER 4 WRENNs
(}roccrs and Commission Merchants, fou1eeMs
st,eet between Main and Franklin. mn Si-lt1
TUST RECEIVED,
% / case FLAX THREAD, black, white ana
brown, suitable for fishing eeines;
3 dozen HOOP DKIRTa,
S bales COTTON YARNS, Nos. 70 ~.
- M9ss CHILKS z CIlKNERY.
EOR HIRE, a very good COOK ana
most excellent servant 0hehas twocA1dNns
snd NAV be had IL the board Of herseH and cnif.
6ren and her own clothes: Also, D01 about
thirteen years old. Who has Ses9 eecpsseeq q 'h
house. -. IL. Z -. q y $3.50 $3.50. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

EOR RENT, the SHOP next to the
corner of Fourth and Canal streets. tmight
be made suitable to live in with some little changes
in it, Apply to +. D. EACHO, Agent,
Fourteenth street, between Main and Franklin.
NH 3N-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

EOR, RENT. a HOUSE, with good
garden attached, 70 Z small family without
children, on Twenty.ninth street, between Grace
aud Franklin.
WANT. who can cook, wash aud iron. Apply on
the premises, above. NH Sole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

DOR RENT, three, very desirable
comfortable portico. Apply to GEO. N. SKIP
WITH, at the residence Of the late Misses Murray.
on Man, between Sixth and Seventh streets. at from
81 to ~ P. NJ. NH zS-3t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

TOR RENT, two large, comfortable
l. ROOMS one completely and the other par
TALLY furnished-with kitchen, coal-house and
etore-room attached, and the Of oo0kiug-stove.
Gas in both rooms. Apply to
JOHN o. STEGER, Grace street,
NH SITS next door TO Jefferson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

DOOM FOR RENT.-A FURNISHED
II ROOM, with gas, for rent on Franklin street,
second door from Fourth. southeast corner. Apply
before A. NJ or after p. M. NH 27-eod3t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-31

EOR RENT, part of HOUSE, (rooms
j on the psrlor floor and basement room,l tose-
Their with Of kitchen. &c, situated most delight
fully in excellent neighborhood on Grace street.
between Adams and Jefferson streets. Gas and
water on the premises. Address box No. 7s6, Rich
mond post-cffice. NH 3l-2ts