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, 1865-03-10

The charter election In Battle Greek, Mich
jgan, on Monday, resulted IN the success Of
the Republican ticket by m average majority
of 200.
8. v. s. Wilder, widely known manE years
since as leading banker In New York, and
as leader in q large number of the promi-
nent charities Of that city, died in Elizabeth,
N. j., on the Sd inst, In his 85th year. At
one time and up to 1887, Mr. Wilder counted
his millions. and was widely known as an
honorable banker and chr1stian gentleman !;
but he suddenly passed under cloud by rem
son cf some financial transactions that would
not bear the light, disappeared from the
walks OF trade and finance, and went to his
grave poor nun.
Gen. Palmer, the successor to Burbridge, Is
constantly winning laurcls from tho truly
loyal By his wise, patriotic and humane or
ders. Order No. Z, dated March 18th, COM
mands the post commandant ut Louisville to
"at once SUPPRESS all slave pens and other
Of persons in the city, and to discharge all
persons confined He will report the exccu-
lion Ct this order.n He seems to recognize
all the Inhabitants as human beings, ire
'epectfGe Of color or artificial local relations.
Mr.. Brett, late Treasurer Of State, returned
here On Tuesday last from New York, where
be had been for some days, to make settle
Walker, late Agent Of State. We learn that
the settlement was made by Col. Walkers
brother, who accounted for the means which
had been placed In his hands by turning over
Indiapa bonds at ninety cents. OF course,
be did not say ut what price they had been
purchased, or who had received the back In
tcrest upon them, or any small matters of
that kind and the State authorities were SO
anxious to settle with him upon almost any
terms, that they were not tenacious about
trltles. No Ietson, who is acquainted with
the history Of Col. Walker for the past two
years, expected that he would account for
The money placed in his bands by the State,
I've make this statement IN Justice TO him.
and thank God that it is no worse. His
bondsmen have reason to be especially thank
ful.-lndtdnupp{it Jour,1gl,
, 1865-03-10
Bloomington purserp.
WESTERN TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS.
No Equal Improvement For The Same
Money.

No Equal Improvement For The Same
Money.
I'D Il . Gn 81 II sR
irI:sSsr ses:s III; 'fGn IT. t
RELIABLE In The Countrywide rssa,s ox = years c1pa
PiaE z &c aGREs ho5s oFsS snG ( M Via
LAt aAxxx HOUSES Ter plautz and osopa.atnE par-
Now Ia the T'pe e. e. Order for sprias
KAr1:r papxzs VAL hsyr the best attention. pon'
delay, lest 1t 6e e-cct.d. ana whole year lost.
Conbin With ncisLbor~ and friends and thus Ras
passss Fss, 4
IouSa Iaz.. md Plant. Of xAsx vss!et.e., CIT,
very oessAee TOT shipping t. distant peinss Tor eco
ass Is IL
~ &fFIS TEkFs: .t4assra .r. Dwarf. superb stock,
PkaK TkEss st.nd: ii "a Dx.tf. spleu'%d y.
II S!sssfz5Eel II fss fa?ses::y ., vs.ea pro
:'s FL: 'sasa 2::'
p s%;
s15sa:; aoS;.efs!ss: Es;ss4s
GRAPES. GRAPES.
Splendid Stock, Is Acres Planted.
4di,cncac Iona. Isrse'la. .,o1sona Virginia. Della.
ware Crncola, CfevtlinS, CatxwbA, Hartford, Dls-
rs l~aoe.la, Masatawny, E3brins, &c, in ALI
oytR V1T1Y pI17K.7Sr s,krs, conptistag Ill that
nFs nosf Sssa4a2 aRInWknE ~ GfE tarEns
yeFT strong; se.ettcd-by tho single vne, dozen and
lshdfed. 1kese afe extra 1ne, desirable plans, It
eE fRiss sGR; sigS rRzzs and
Atbor Vi.c and P1ivet. f,r o1aaRcntsl Hedges or
RGof CRAFTS. Apple ,rd Pear; Nns1crJ stocks
Cut EuTfiSGs Of aHAPE, Cuzrans. Wnlsw. Poplar,
Ehunaro ard A.paraA as Rcots. Cabbage and sWRE1
POTATO plAH13 IN SEASON.
GOODRICH sERoLlNa PorAToIs-thrce cho!ce
yEosEs. ROSES .:-stock and assortment un'
Gres % 600 wall rooted plsnts. 60 NAMED VARfE
buiRs. BEDDING aud GREENHOUSE PLANTS
u F9Han9ks, 9aaet9sskks over 20 so.t,.- ....,
TTo hundred sosts Or OAHLlAS; 81 8nd over Of
CHKYEANTREAUA3; I00of VEEH4NAS: over 20
of Tree Calnason. Of Eucai.s over 10 SORTS; ol
GersnunH, ever 50 ktnts with Gtado'us. Lltel. Tn'
btro.es. Tiger Flowers, &c, ac.-yes7 gtnes1l ~
Pasktug carefully gene In mcss. Term. cssh-
send tiro rat stamps 1or Catalogues; nav descrtp-
tive c. ne contains e8 pages with cst Ysu ID {
diIec{ipEs and klut1 for Western planre7s- AEenu
aud c1pezienced wo1kEen Taatel-
autressF.K PHDENN.
Blopntu< <ton NurseTy. Bloomington, III.
feb2o ki1t-l1t MWtF a!w.
, 1865-03-10
PUTNAM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY;

IN TIE 3lst uny 0i Dc:tnbcr, l3G4.
ttGs - the Auditor Of Public accounts Of the State
s. r. ssss e
approved F. usuary 1Ith. 49,
NAME AND LOCATION.
Thf E:pe e t1s %GsS1rsnz TIE PUTNAM FIRE
1hc Comyans i, ceatsd At Hartford In the State CT
Connecticut
CAPITAL.
The amour: Of Its Capital stockis Five Hundred
Stock paid up Is Five Han
ASSETS.
Cash o. hsud aad IN the hsnds OF sgeuts
real iigIa Is IL a
Bend.: ownsd s: IL co%rnny j: ssr "
End tic sase Il Interest theison. se:Sl.:
Is share, Central Rational F.1k 6''aa''
ISsc, 1ta 11sF@aa j sto, GO
Debts due The Company secured b. Mort -. =.
Dsst. g 1ss! a; per
secsmpan,ln Ing. ..
ysss Sc St' sss "a: Hs;ss'
IT, 2so 2s %. :ss.e %
u coIpo1a:on @ ions @slis.. 1860 % =. s3sa % 1.xo ~
= sels, 80 % ssl621s o.
Rfpss 81 otstP 9f PEsesumiS sseari: insadin .isoo
!s.nsa to n s.sse e q coRo :s;isat zss.ass
u d. once fa;niture % .. 1881 %
1oAsl Assets Of the Coapany:......,. ssa7.ss. 81
-. LIABILITIES.
II: cs Sss xone
& ss asasssa nd md aei Nsa:. sa:
kss.ss 4 .u.psa ssitta* * ii thsi prof. Mons.
, 1865-03-10
Ra{IrDanS.
:Tnr the @oln #ints.
HO! FOR THE GOLD MINES
IL OF IDAHO.
McHTAMt AND fuAHg
TRANSFORMATION Line /!

The reg. is.t sq4 lieh. E tssesst IteamsE DEE5
Bowman erk, nor bring bui q I1stsb1tg. r. sx'
rresty FIR Ihe Stint Lou,B and Fort Bcrtou trades
siI lsavc I1ttclE icr Fort Bcl aot inte1 1uedIata
points on SATURDAY, February tS.e. R1d St. Lot4
N EATUA 1T, Us th 4th CT as Eocn thescsftcr aS
me ri1 II Is oprn to on: aha and Council bluns
Tue y. f4st anli light tr~ ~uEht EtaamSr IENIoN.
Wn. Eo~srd. Maste7. Lcwls B1nc+ C.crk. vii! lEaEe
!or Fcrt B-n.eu and intermediate points. eATuR'
LAY. H4tca 11.h-
STONE, Jos: Ha3 Hocd, C:mEaldeE, vii leave x
Anoye. EA1UEDAT, NstGh 18th -
The very fasI And }ett drEugbt F*9amef. EAI!Ef
OGDEN, hon.ss Townsend, C4u1r2Gnacr. Aoses Eli
t!ard, C1e:k, will leaye SIS ab0ye on SATURDAY,
ktealnEr DEER 1DDSR will fercs:s betEeen Fortb
ORION krd Htnton uItl the Cargo @ IL tie bosu Of
this Inc IL delivered At c-t Etntol, [-.E
By thus ARRANGEMENT ekippets have crest a4EkntaEe
sud III atsrrsDee thx ihe.K freight NIL DC de!Sesec
st Its cestnatEn. We lie esu rt H.st7d 70 tofn1kh
land tranrconstlen fI..m Fort Benton 10 The M,nvs'
Rne VII give through Bi.ItLHGLE to liver City Last
3alnes t3,sst; EsaF 1ss; LsGse Ftg1ns - G11y ~ ID
sEply TO scaE 6. CnpELIN: sontleast corner Main
and olive sHetsA: Jos MCINTYRE osthe0:t ce.net
F.:re end CommtIrla.i q JOHN ]: k4K CO.. Con
sso1 ssfee'' 'e""ee14 aee''4' "Ao j. c. Np11u.
Ncs &c and e se1:h w2serst, ccacr Of :ta:e s:Ecel
C1HcnrO AErEI ft1-h4t2D Is
, 1865-03-10
Railroad.

rbe committee appointed ut meeting Of
the citizens Of our city to open np 2 CORES,
ponaense with Vie hs to h rom me
tnTn to Ceptralia, have wisely selected onr
enrreetic fellow-citizcn. Nr. o. Pool. to visit
Ghicsro md other points with view Of as
% esrtassing S wbat can b dong fos the road; 70 !.
This Is a Step in the right diIoctio1, and If
our citizens viii bo but true to themselves
and their own interests, ero twelve months
roll bY. We shau be aroused to the heavy
tramp of thq l5op horso, and he energizcd by
, 1865-03-10

cd them with the fullest historical knowledge
and Irresistible logic. Douglas, owing to ths
favorable apportfonment Of the Senators and
Rep, csentalives in the State Legislature. car
ried . majority nnd secured the 5ena torshlp.
although minority Of the popular vote ~as
recorded against him:
These great debates made Douglas scnasor
and Iincnln Presi1rnt
, 1865-03-10

VETFW r
OE34eA " -. y. ~ t,s.oE ~. tsrS
Il mASAIo1ls, 4Ea a!s1Gn 1.- W, .sa' -. -
sEAIED flsofDsALs, IN DlfAltAtE' EteoA
hrft hands. ana from csn1enS, !oYAl 10 Lug Uniea
btAtes Government on f., Elll lke !tcttseu At this
othce until three o'cloch. NJ trday. safeh !ota
1A for furnishing tie iaoElpE stores Ior the SuG~
slssnce Department !ln.iea staet Army, viz:
500 haTTelk PRIME MESS t1tlsk.
4o.9m, pounds OF BACON SHOULDERS. nav.
eN0Ird. In strong cHEk9. .. . -,.- .....
sQ.aL6 pounds u CLEAR slAbEU bAGalS fluEa,
Lc~, snlok et. n7sdiu:M t!zet N Stfon- cssk4:,
80 geo pounds Of CLEAK BaCnN eUEs' new
smoked. ncbiun size, in strong cae2s.
2GQ barrels 81 FLOUR, CHOICE e111ss ID pa51eN
LIN. d-brana 70 b stated
!H}N no1hasGa IaoALS1f A1ta oi1eos IL s0SiAk oA5'
2e.N0 pounds 81 ElLEh Enf EE, 1taoJ III oouo'0
ssSks er IN sscnS pssss.i in M Ifs IN sone
1t.W fonhd8 q! akOEoIIU &os fE-' S'NSf -
baffcIt, tull HeAu Hhe1 ,.,n. h,or-n nv veozr New
Gun pounds 81 lG1AI. ste ~. - ~ es+rrc fi hnoT,
orleans nF hrst au1-A; C'es4f ~ - ~ eae F
1aflEs iM nesH 1Eao a. <1sdsr Or svhi,k,}
from foreign Or other iu1ui kpns1&Ncest Of
uaiiorM strtnc requiring a r 70 grains Of b'carbo-
nate soda to n,utfn lie ppe fluid ounce Of vinegar.
iE strong, 1ul hoppe tnrrtls, hesns paln!ed;
a,u9 nouHGs ut STAR CANDLES, fulI weight sifea,
IN 81 org boxes, Candies NUT be ha-d, iu4 VICE.
and tree from oil.
iGN0 pouuus SIS Lsr., DIT, fell EcIelt in strong
boxes.
= rfsan
, 1865-03-10

E:oeadcut,a Phygteatu c.. pe eoasaated It tt4 once
11s e1a.t u4ark.t,-, eoraer Ct Monroe, Lhcc%o.
zdLn blo>k 1om tht Potzaftce. On al Ct-cric rit
toth seIee which Ee cTeIs 9Th ELpEfaeeae 6Eceess.
Rooms ttp8tEt1, Ae:t Lacl1 ruG GenEen1cE car con.
nonrs rom 8. to .. H. 6nnGsts. lC 70 ]. T. q
Eor4nC-ic0uors cnnndenI1bl. Consp]-&dcn tee.
audress Posto.1ce Box ls4 Inclc4c tWo fu-Wts a.d
rA@ hfr f3n1t - m
, 1865-03-10

Willing to the Cincinnati CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, sa:
" Fatent EtdttiLcs ere liz doctors, somc Enod.
tnre good for nottnC brt MI having theif frieads 70
fcc1n:mtn Il c. Anu zach receiving .! tnpit
Error. For tnsrrnce, II" soEsttut1cn Nstc1 = scc'
Ice toc ol tie a., ast in5 vhcs Il ascom
drrES,s:t II Ct wA.Ea Ere pa5ttc!auS Eho speak
N high p1s'se of II icr Ihc cure Of diaoctes: enc
Wtttcut tht Knowledge CT acquaintance OF the pro.
fr1.to1 ;cy te s.cl f. have that trorbis.one ao
tsthl dse~te, u5 H. l. hNe Tsn?rEAe.e virtues With
out dnuht. ltev. VI. .. LGNI. Eostofla. T..
fn1H N-N'&
, 1865-03-10

PROFESSOR EC5Tls .LERRARD. tpap!l Of b,
fBAx1, the London Astrrlocer, vii write on<. sozN
rlYIcALLy and CORRECTLY. the FC1UEE EAnrALF
DESTINY Of any Mur W"msn or 'hi!d. 10 Csrdt Or
f:haru pclnt ont particularly tAe frTu9E IN regard
TO Health. Money: Likeness, Love and MARRIAGE,
Fun Charts, IS: ten yoiTs. q; nve questions. 81.
Ehttsfe cttcn Guaranteed. kCnd DAT OF month and year
or n1tis whri6cr tinge or carried. and sex AaGrtss
ErsTls LeRRAI:D, Cs.1eeu, New jcs1ey.
dn4c.a 31Ix t-x,N I'll
, 1865-03-10

ypQEATUN'@ tlfKTAlENT will cure the
Also e7r+s SALT KHEsM ilLGstss. cF11.E1.slss,
AID 81 hECt!lgks q NE shl:s. I!isS 6 ~ CIT,
SOLE E7nt. 10 W Wssaps1o.-t, u
70 sny cart Of Tic Trifed stet:s,.
Fot sale Is F. O. II. L. uoo6EE, IS Rend9lrh;st-
EbScsFo, IL fG!4n7.a lfo3
, 1865-03-10
KFuf~ rh%es 1t.,.r sHvcs1

sF THx wOzI.p, III. otiy HAAMLBss, TEpH and liELI.
Ank Dye kaown 1lta Splendid Hatr Dgs Ecrtsft
GLobeI U1.ACK aud NATURAL BEow.x, without tnju!
1nE Aet stsinine se ek1n iesTff tas n4iE soa
kiotnE IS 5rts;i.e sut rectltes t1s II eEtcts 2:
BACHELOR ali cthtse mere tluttatons aud sacn!d
be AYotcct. Sold b ell druggists. &C. FACTORY Il
9AiClGy street, EtH York.
Bscle!or's New Toilet Cresm for Dressing the Ha.s.
sES6e3fe.1S n H&Fle
, 1865-03-10

A\tU TknlHUM LANDS xOR sALR In Ajax
anttr county. inols nVe miles nom Ttaees Ia so-
tiun sty-nteen. sownsL1p fourteen. south OF range
two. y branch otSexton reek npt1nS, right Cd.
nes@Ha7t13s "a aoysf22sE kA44oa.
, 1865-03-10
NE11ktrg HttG z71sDsag+.
MANUFACTURERS NATION
uI al BAEK OF CHICAGO:


GfTlcE OF CpNIs1 AoILIH CF THk CuKHkNCf,}
HARRINGTON. JRnEAry 1bth, 1854
Els1eEs 81 sarsAtnctosT eytde1ee PRESENTED 70 lAe
1naett2GneG, It Las been Hlate TO aFptaf thkt Ihe
Msn1isetotert Nat,onsl nank n chiesEo" n n M
Uaois, bss been duly e1gsuxed under and acrorai.9
% she ssqu1smeI Of n AS ~ sacnrea 81
.caerrr Of Griteu bIaIcs bonds and to provide fcT
:e ctrcu!5t'on 41a redemption theMdsq5 Is sp2faFga
ii Iaia aci required 70 ee El1ed Tih neots con-
Now. the1elcre. ], Hugh MeCciloch. Conrtroler OF
the Currency, DO hereby certify th3t The Msou15:'
sHEe, IN tht tounty Of Cock. ant State e lnct1 IS
authorized TO cnmItnce tha hns1noss CT Banking IN
AtGIekA1a- q.
n e.:iI2ony whereof xttns*s r1g hand and seal OF
ft3cTxEE4IST6 Saul EtGE McCCLfGCH,
fe2+c9l&-9Dt1s Comptroller ot tie Currency.
, 1865-03-10
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
w RANK OF CEICkGQ.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

DGte d Crlupttollef o. lie fEffelcY.
TAtHEa-ou. December u. 1Ga-t
Whe5hAA, py satisfactory evidence presented 70 tht
aEne!esgnsa. = tss nssa Ha5e e xEpeaf that n n
Htrchnnt6' EA1ccos 8ELk of EhlcARc, In thZ City
i Chicago, County .. foos ard State q El,noe, Ia:
.esn dul! asg.qsee nIde5 sc esSG35T 2 tne e
2rovlde National Currency. escnx &c hg plceEa q
gcsa states ReFts 81 to I5oEea 81 tne G IL
1hs compiea WITH ali Of tue ostio2a Of falo act 70
,lred tc ccep.!e1 1:ta belose ctnrarnelrk ht4s+
se4& Ct banking under aid RCt-
Now. therefore, l. H1sl AcEClL G.. Eomrfrooe!
the Currency, do hsaetJ ce1t.t t11t ths Aejcaaan
Scunty o: EccE sad ttste II ninok, Il srthc1!:Ea tc
commence tho busi1cIi Of benlanE u2ces tte rc4
ELresa.c, . ....
Htfcc thix tEenty.foCsth d1c 0s UaceEEtF, 1894.
T{3u4x seAi1 EU8H MCEGLlIesHr
1eS-p&5T ComptrouCr Of the ttn5rency.
, 1865-03-10
VI TON.
CSC, 900
WATCHES, CHAINS, DlaaI0SD RINGS, &c,
WORTH OVER
ONE MILLION DOLLAH5s
All to be sold for Oue Dollar each !
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not to be paid for us1tl yon Know
What you are to Receive.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTxELI8.
ALL TO BE SOLD EoR 4l,oo EACH.
ALL TO BE SOLD EOR 4l.oo EACH.

asc Gents Gold uunting-Case Wat:he5. SO to 515o
80 4ad,es' Gold and 8nan!ed Case ~
Watches. s..;....,..-...;;-...-....r.. 2 O.
so GeHts' Huht1nG-Case Silver Matches g D
70 D1alnond KINGS. 50 1M
200 Geld Vest aid Neck Chains..--...... Is S9
5000 Sold Oval Band BrAce.ets ......-...
tCOo Chased Sold Bracelets 10
1000 Chate1n.ne Chaius and Guard Chains .3
7.CC0 So!italra and 4Gtd Hfocc1e3.-.-..... 1Q
2,cc0 Lava and Fio1enriha Drroches.......
5,Qo0 Coral. Opsl and Emerald Brooche+.. 8
5,(O NJ osstc, let Lava and Fiorrnttue EN
7,s[o Coral, Opnl aud Emsrs:A KaE drops.
4,00 California Diamond Breast Pins. 50 - 10
S.GtN Gold Fob and Vest Witch. .kcy9......1sn -
LOT Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides. III
$500 Sets OF Solitaire Sleeve Gustonss u.
pea fto}d ThImhleg Pencils. etc..... !"
ID I'D nature IocSst4, s
l'CO0 Magic Spf1ngs..,.,. s "a
s'tsS Cold Toothplcts, Crosses, etc....... 2A 8
III d Plnio 1oid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. is 10
Coo Stone Set and 6ignet Rinss..........au 10
loC00 California Diamond Kings ..:........ ," 70
7rsoo Sets lat.lcs' JewslrT- ind Cold. E" Is
&C. .,,,,,.....s...........- 4" Is
-SSSs and Pencils. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4" 10
$500 eela Pen; md 0od E4tsa:i:n Hold:
5000 st!vsr doblsts asd Dsiaiins Iups: 81
'fss5 SILVER rnit AMI Enks RsaSet. ~ a so
, 1865-03-10
Chicago Urtbu1le~
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1865.



CH1cAao AEn NoRTHW uoa. HI5f
WAHK AND EIHLE e-a.
Uerart. Atttre.
Day Erptcss. %9.00 q. na. s8:45 p. N.
ftgh! E1p5sss *5:ss @ :. n .s:so n.
Woodstock Accom-. $500 p. m. s10.2Q T. n.
0ALESA pIy1sIoH.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids.. E15 RE. 730 p. n.
Enlton % ana "a IoHa;i''Tp Hnn;.;;s * .. H. s s@ n.
Frecport and Dunleith.... G16 p. n. Lao 4 n.
Rockford and Fox Wyer.- 100 p, m. lilo a. n.
Dixon ..................-.. 100 p n. TITO T. n.
Geneva...- ..........-.--.. SD p. L. e4o g. n.
MICHIGAN oKKTnAI-
Detroit E1press e6{0 a. T. st8s46 a. Il.
Detroit Express. a.;~;....:t55:ss9 2. a. fa:W p. T.
Morning Express. g. H. s11:oo n.
Night zprees.-.........-.t5:c0p p. IA ts:45 = @.
n1GnIaAH souTuKas-DEror ooKkB YAH BunE1
Day Express. sa1V a. n. *1l:oo p. m
Evening Exrfess.-..... f5:Sv p. T. .ieoo .. = =
Night E-rrc.6. p. N. 4EEou p III
DETROIT IRAnss. .,a.,o
Express, via Adr1an.... ~G:00 T.. N. s14M p. h
Night E1prs via Adrian 1850 p. r. 1ls:pt p H.
F1r7snURa. FoEr wAfNE AND cE1oAS2; .ts.Ss
Day 46:0a "1a:90 a:99 ?. u .,
EyenlqE Express dsily y6;S s9 P r. .+1ssS F. =,
fnsinnsti Gineinnstt E5bTes:.:: @ sS n
fLbrnectino tri1t Htnnsy'pansa castrd: z. 4.
Lave Pittsburg.... 800 s-n- sp.n+ 9D p.M-
...,v5 Hsr'sSsdds 1 Fssds IS Is Pm Pm Is Il ,Spa 50 p
sia 1n1o pm. 1893 an. x45p.m.
AsEe9!aa; Il. Ye1f
via. 1o:s7 Pm. l2:oo m. e:45p.m.
Phfladel.,
Washington. .1Glu pm. 1o35 an. sis pm
, 1865-03-10

Cook County. DR.,
To cash paid soldiers families
In city. from December to
Mn1cn 1......................$23 L.. .$2367a25
To cash paid aitto In country
during same time ....,....... 4,5tl63 .-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

Mayors CouRr.-Thc following cases
were booked for His Honor's considera-
ton yesterday:
Moses Harris, free negro, charged with
breaking into the house of DR.. Foote and
stealing thcrefrom two trunks, contain
ing one thousand dollars worth of cloth
Ing, was remandcd for examination be-
fore the Hastings Court.
The case Of John w. Deas, charged
with fcloniously shooting and killing
James Clarke, on the ed instant, was
called, but, in consideration of the fact
that jury Of inquest had been sum-
moned to meet at four O'clock and invcs-
tigatc the matter, the Mayor declined to
20 into an examination till said coroner's
inquest render their verdict.
Charles, slave of Jane Griffin, was
charged with stealing a carpet, valued
at five hundred dollars, from some per
son unknown, and William, slave Of Ma
poleon Burke, was charged with receiv-
ing said carpet, knowing that it was
stolen. Both negroes proving good
character, and establishing probable
title to the ownership of the carpet, they
were accordingly discharged.
John, slave of George NJ. Drewry, and
Henrietta, slave of Horace L. Kent,
charged with conniving at the escape of
a slave of Thomas j. Starke, were sent
on to the Hastings Court for examina-
ton.
Gabriel, slave of William Greanor,
charged with breaking into the house of
J. II. Shuman, and stealing clothing,
valued at fifteen hundred dollars, was
again up for hearing; but no add
tional testimony being elected, the &C
cused was rccommitted for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

CASTLE THUNDER IrEMs.-The follow
ing commitments were made to Castle
Thunder yesterday by order of Captain
boswell, assistant provost-marshal:
Michael Kehoe and James McKenney.
citizens of Richmond, and Sarah and
Bette, slaves of Mr.. Robbins, of Rich
mond Burton, slave of Major Page
Jim Brown, Joe Harris and Jones Brown,
free negroes Tom Gray, slave of Viii
liam Greanor; Benjamin, slave Of Major
V. Bennett; Harry and Jane White,
slaves of William Hatcher, of Chester
a ed; Dclilah, slave of Nancy Byrd;
Maria Perry and julius, slaves of Maria
Hatcher, Of Chesterfield; and America,
slave of Robert Michaels, charged with
attempting to 80 North.
II. w. Ware, member of the Third
Virginia cavalry, was also consigned to
that institution on the charge of aiding
in the escape of slaves to the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25
GUARD DUTHCAMP LEE

NesSrs. Editors: Is it not little singular that
the detailed men and volunteer boys, in the Local
Defence, should be required to perform guard duty
lisved Of all military duty? II Offices and stoves
at that place need guarding, would it not be Just as
well to require the healthy bomb-proof officers and
clerks Of that camp to perform that duty leaving
the clerks in the city departments to guard their
own premises, and the wo,kmen to guard their
shops If each Of the seven companies in the regi-
ment were given fixed place to guard, the duties
might be made so light on the men that they could
perform their daily lab0rs without inconvenience.
and with entire efficiency to the Government.
In the present straits of the country, neither
clerks in departments, nor workmen in the shops,
Wish na Say o~ they Do h Ssso
and men equally able as themselves to shoulder
their musketa in defence Of their homes and their
flresides. A. v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25
TREASURY DgrARTMyyr
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMrRfc,. I
RICUHosB, December | I.Gi


RIcHHosD, December l. IsGt
CEVEN-T I'll RI Y EASURy
~ NOTES.--Ir pursuance Of an act Of Coryra,o
approved November 2S, 1851, entitled can NJ. ~
authorize the Seer at1-y ithe Treasury 10 EXCHANGE
coupon bond s:,r a.ve:l-thrty TREASURY notes hoI
eys Of sacn note, are hereby nttGed that att4r tb
payment of ne annual interest due thereon o., ,h
first day Of January, 1855, upon presentation Of tb
same, the Treac1rer. Assistant TrcaSurers and p
Depositares (as designated a. foot Will issue cer,
ficates therefor, which will elti.le The holder. "a
coupon boads payable thirty years after the frs av
Of January, 1855, bearing per cent interest frn
the saia fist of January, $50, payable on the r
days Of January AM Joy IN each year. The Trea
surcr, Assistant Treasures ard Deu0sitarjeS MI
make weekly reports to the Register OF the Treasure
Of such certificates issued at their Offices whpre,ro.
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of sams
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner AMI
forwarded to the First Auditor.
&. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, Vagina,
Assistant Treasurers at CLa,leston AMI Mobile
Dcpositaries at Raleigh ard " Inir g:on North Ca,
rolina,
Depositares at Charleston arc Columbia, South Ga.
roliha.
Depositaries at Savannah and AIc,.sta Georris
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Honda ana N0n,,,.
merry, Alabama.
Depositares at Columbus, Mississippi and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. in 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25
By D. L. Booth, Auctioneer.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-FJRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, KNOWN
AS"BELLEVUEH OSPITAL."-AsC Jmniis>ioner,
acting under a decree OF the Circuit Court Ct the
county of Ienrico, in the of Beae and others
against Roddy and others. shall, on Friday, the
81 day of March, 1865 at o'clock p NJ Of that day.
if fair; if not then the first fair day thereafter,
at the same hour, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the property 10
Gated as above. It fronts hundred and fifty
feet on Broad street and runs back between paral-
lei lines, one hundred and fifty feet to an alley
The improvements thereon consist Of q large dwell
ing, containing twenty-five rooms, SC. 1t will be
sold as whole or subdivided, may be deemed
most desirable at the time of SALE This is the most
valuable properly which has been offered for sale III
this vicinity for some time.
TERMS: One-third cash, the balance in two equal
instruments, payable i'll twelve and twenty-four
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
the title beretainedt till the whole purchase money
is paid ard conveyance directed by the court; or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
E. NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted BY GRrBBs n WILLIAMS, Auc-
tioneerS. fe Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

1t gave us sincere pleasure to publish
the communication of Rev. V. S. BartcD,
of Warrenton, thoroughly indicating
himself from the charges of disloyalty
alleged by Traveller" No one who
has heard that most accomplished
scholar and winning pulpit orator will
fail to sympathize with US in our salts
faction at his complete and conclusive
exculpatiOn.