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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
Popular indignation agains, the Lin.
rain lahiual


The New York Herald says that
Tuesday evening last the Republi-
cans held caucus meetings in vari-
Gus sections OF that city, at which
the late disaster ON the Potom-
ae was discussed, and the most bit
ter expressions of indignation utter,
ed against the cabinet for permitting
the army TO fall into the "rebel trap"
at Manassas Junction, A ehangeof
the cabinet was also freely discussed,
and the result OF the deliberations,
at the various meetings, was the
adoption OF the following program
mo fora new cabinet:
n, p. BANKS, Secretary of State.
john q, Fremont, Secretary Of
War.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, Secretary
of the Navy.
JosErH Hour, Attornoy.Goneral,
The Tribune, which is the organ
Of the radical abolitionists, has al
ready given expression to this dis
satisfaction, aud demanded that the
cabinet shall bc reorganized, Al
luding 10 the subject the Cincinnati
Enquirer asserts that "ono thing is
very clear, that the demand among
the Republicans for an entire change
OF the cabinet, is very general, and
We shou d not wonder 10 see the de-
mand gratified. Tho public mind
will have somebody punished iorthe
late disaster, and tho cabinet seems
TO be the most available for that OBJ
ject, and we doubt not the most de-
serving ofpunishment."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

The Now York Herald says Ma
poleon had his Grouchy, and by him
lost Waterloo, and Scott had his Pat
terson, to- whom he owes the defeat
at Bull Run. Poor Patterson, the
Republicans are unsparing in their
abuse of him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Frank Terry and Tom Lubbock
were in the battle of Manassas, and,
as Gen. telegraphs, F. LIS brotha
gained laurels. Nobody hurt
Cal Ne,rS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
aREENVrLLE HOTEL,

informs his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has taken charge of the
above hotel, and hopes by strict attention to merit
and receive share Of public patronage. The propri-
etor is determined to keep strictly moral house, and
will SPARE no pains or expense to render entire salts
faction to all who may favor him with call.
Terms M derate.
Cr,onvilIe HINT Co Jan 1850 MINIMUM. &c. ..1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Gen. Whitfield, of Kansas cele-
briefly, is about to leave Hallettsville,
Lavaca County, with a company of
volunteers for the seat of war in
Missouri. The general has griev-
ances to settle with the Kansas abo-
lifiuuis+s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

RUSSELL DISCUSSED WITH MANAs-
sAs.-Raymond, ofthe N. Y. Times,
in describing the retreat from Mail
assas, relates
The horses caught the frenzy Of
the moment and became as wild as
their masters. My driver attempt
ing to check the speed ofou carri-
age, found it suddenly crushed un-
der the weight ofan enormous Penn
sylvania army wagon, which crush
ed it like an egg shell. The oppor-
tune arrival of another carriage,
containing a couple ofCongressmen,
relieved me from the dilemma, and
took me to Washington. Previous
to my mishap, l was overtaken and
passed by solitary horseman, who
proved to be Mr.. Russell, of the
London Times, who was profoundly
with this movement, and
was making all haste to get out oft.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

The Texas and N. o. Railroad,
we understand, was to commence
running its train on the 9Th, from
Houston to Liberty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

The New York Tribune not only
demands the resignation of the
Cabinet, on the ground of incompc-
teDcy but insists that Gen. Patter-
son &c hung for cowardicc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
no ER . Ell lou . z,
Waxahaciie. Ellis CO., Texas,
e. W. ROGERS

Proprietor, respectfully announces to the tray
ling pubic, that his large and ,uinmodious hotel is
now open for the reception and ainmen Of the
public His constant and unremtting efforts will
continue as hcrei otore be given render those
who favor him with call comfortable and sat home"
His table is antly furnished with everything hat
be procured in the market and his stable supplied
with the best provendcr and attentive hostlers. He
refers TO the travelling public generally.
B1- Hacks will be kept on hand to convey passen
gers to any of the adjoining towns or points
lime g. 1856; ,,.,,...,.... 1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
RELEAsED.-Mr. Merryman,

RELEAsED.-Mr. Merryman, of
Baltimore who has so long been I'M
der arrest on trumped up charge
of treason, in custody of the aboli-
ton forces at Fort McHenry, was
handed over to the civil authorities
few days since. Judge Giles, of
the federal district court, announced
that several prominent and reliable
gentlemen had volunteered to be-
come security for the appearance of
Mr.. Merryman at the ensuing term
Of the court, and he was therefore
preparing to take Mr.. Mcrryman, in
his own recognizancc in the sum of
$4,000, and the gentlemen referred
to in $4,000, jointly making in all
100000 The bail was Immediately
furnished, and Mr.. M. released. A
lar e number of his friends were
present, and joined in the most hear
ty Observation-Disclosures Eng.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
JOHN j. GOOD,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Dallas. Dallas Co., Texas.

Practices regularly in the District Courts Of Collin,
Grayson Denton, Tarrant, Parker, johnson, Ellie,
Dallas and Kaufman counties, and in he Supreme
Court of the State, at Austin Particular attention
given 10 land titles and collections. He has long
Sided in this portion of the State, and atters himself
that the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him
is sufficient guarantee of his ability and prompt at
tention to business. .........April, 1S5o...43.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
The prI.snt edition embraces, eomvl.,,,
The present edition embraces, complete,
THE SCHOOL OF THR SOLDIER,
THE SCHOOL OF the oOMPANY,
oRGASiiA.IJS OF INFANTRY,
THE ARrIOLE5 OF WAR.
Remarks ON Camp Duties, atc.

Our lIIle Mammal having been received with 90 much
iANoT NC hare Desn lndured ~ PubIish second edi-
llun VI ''lhE SCHOOL OF ina sVLDIIK,' IN Nul,h ~
nav addel "Fht >, nOJI ~ THE toAPAAr complete,
1aLsh lIuln GlLhAA MANUAL, Wneh, Tor tue sake vi
unlluImiiy, kas tseH glgsd as tie saAaTd authority "a.
s A,.1s ~ itEa', aud OIdeTvd 80 be furnished COM
psnss gvins nIo camp, Though our nTs, edition iur,
Alshri al, and even more lhan We puTpOTsd giving,
sh1n NO eonnenrve IIs publication, Nc have sinvs
iluhd "IhE s'hOuL % ina COMPANY" innlspsnsiDle
iST somhiissohed IS A1ll as nOn'GOmms stoned uli-
GERS, snu have, IA uTdrT 10 make the work COM
p'e'e as T. ss'blv, added thereto "Tnl ORGASIzAfIJS
o. NFlATAi,' showing the position " OIllerrs in
,,ieh sse,IVh, Platoon aud conf ahy-nw JanaiuLs,
IrsimvHIs, bTigades aud dNlsiuns are lUined, Mi,h
Ii,v IusIs % he.d uIhgvrs aud I,gimrnIa Stan aleu-
,ilv pals VI OIuers when the ba,ialiOn Ia in column
anu Nhvh bTisades aud divisions are drawn up In
lInu ~ battle,
lhv ARTICLES OF WAR having been ordered 10 be
read i~Iou Ncrk 10 tbs COM anies going into camp
NC haNt add5dil as appendix ,nuIing e words
'ihe SEA u TrAas anu ,hc Confederate sia,e,," tot
ILo words "lulisd e,a,es,' wherever they occur,
abe "hLMAkhs US CAMP plllks,' e,u,, also
Va 'hr alpenGN, NAH he IVuhd OF grvag service 10 vel
un voTs sUIg ln,U camp, nuariy ,he whole routine
VI a soldiers dulles is There laia down.
Prices, Free OF Postage;
single copy, paptr bind ,ng,,..--.....r,.GO cents.
80 N"l''l'''''','''' 10 ~
uho hundred eupies,.,,,,-, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 80 10
Lralhvr binding, twenty-five centsexira.
DO DEALERS and companies wishing TO he supplied,
viii send on their orders 10 the News" Ofhee nc.
eomanied with cash or I've equivalent, when they will
he promptly filed ID. RICHARDSON,
Aug, !, IsJl-liu GdlssdOa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
INFANTRY TACTICS,
PRICE FIFTY CENTS,
sssA' hss Of postage TO any part Of the stai.)
MANUAL OF IpSsrRuor1ors
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA.

Taken from CHAINS Manual Of Ius,rus,,op M,
Volunteers and Militia, and adopted as the
STANDARD AUTHORITY FOR TUE NlIR on tEy,s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
Joseph G. Terrell,
a orn " at T. u w

roRT WORTH. TAIRAST COUNTY, TEXAS,
viii attend 10 all professional business entrusted t.
lim in the Courts Of the 10th Judicial District
lrsing the counties of Collin Grayson, Cooke, Mon
aguc, Clay, Archer, Throckmoron, Young Jack,
Nsa Denton, Tarrpnt, Parker, Johnson, Ellis and
Dallas ~ .i3..ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
Prince Napoleon In New lori.

The New York Herald" Of Mon
day announces the arrival or the
French gun boat Jerome Napoleon,
Dubnisson commanding, nom Lon,
don, May 3lst, via Halifax, July 22
with Prince Napoleon, first oous'
in of the Emperor Of the French,
and his eonsort, the Princess Clio
tide, daughter OF Victor Emanuel,
King of Italy. The Herald" says
The Jerome Napoleon is propel'
| 7 OF 25O horse power, carries a
crew Of lls officers aud men, and
two II Founders,
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has
now arrived, lie enters the Bay of
New York, passes in u carriage
through our principal street in open
daylight, and spends several hours
in one of our great hotels, and the
newspaper of the following morn
ing do not contain the slightest hint
OF his arrival, Such is one OF the
significant lessons of the hour.
TpE IMPERlRL PARTY AND SUITE,
So secret are tho Princes move
ments that hardly anything could
be learned of his intentions or even
OF the personnel of his suite.
Last night, however, We learned
that the imperial party consists of
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, Prin-
cess. Clotilde, Duchess d'Abrantes.
Col, Ferri Bisani, and Col. Ragon,
Aids de- Camp,
Captain Dubnisson, commanding
the Jerome Napoleon.
Count de MEDIUM, Mons. BeeQuet,
Arago, Brunei, Laguerroniere, Lieu
tenants in the French Navy.
The last named gentleman is a
son of the newly created Senator OF
that name,
at THE NEW YORK HOTEL.
The Prince was attended on his
arrival by. the count de Montholon,
Consul General of France, and driv-
en- with the Princess Clotilde, the
Duchess de Abrants, and the Coun-
tess dc Montholon. to the New York
Hotel, where they remained for
about four hours, and then returned
on board the Jerome Napoleon.
So strict was the incognito that
the names of the imperial party were
not registered on the hotel book,
and the public were, consequently,
kept in the dark relative to the I'M
portant arrival.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

VIM. A Gold,
Agency and Collection Office,
REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission; taxc.
paid on lands IN any part Of tho State titles inyesti
gated and lands purchased sold at option ofpartss
ohligaIed claims collected; ltigated claims placed
In responsible hands.
,.,...REFEpEScrs.,.,,,
James Mott, Cashier, and sprasue Root, Balti.
more, Maryland.
Hogan Broadwell and I. I. q .p'irr, tlu. iru'T..
Reid \ Tracey and Waldrnn, ROI b. 60. Sew "lry
Davis Birncy and Abraham II ut', 'hi',HD.l bis.
Knox, Smith 4 Sedg.wich, ST. l.tit
scaios, McAlister & Jewcti, Chico.
D.. Is. Nichols 4 Co., George Bat AMI 70 g. 70. ~
Mills, Galveston. TO-. 100. r.tf--1....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. "a
private of the N. Y. 10th regiment
has been arrested for corresponding
with the enemy, and letter found
on his person addressed to Gen. Lee,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

r'.'a. wa egg --..N..SS "hcu ucS
forward the BLOOD FooD to any plr
United States or Canadas upon r
price-Sl per bottle, So for six b,
careful in all cases to take non
having our fac-simile signature Il
wrapper. None otheris genuine
Prepared only by CHURCH&D
No. 400 Broadway, Ne
And sold by them, and by all -
Druggists. lily is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Hawkins a. kcItn.c,
ATTORNEYS & C0UNSELLOUs At LAW.
wAxAnAcmIE, ELLIS COUNT rartr
Will practice In The courts Of the Do, 1..l 90. H.'
Feb. ISIS .......... Jud ciaI DistriC,- ... g..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Gen. G. T. Beauregard, &C., &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

4 rancJt s,s tJua mat 'iia,s = "a sca IN
Va, hirgton--tas auhrAs c. tainly CarI.ed
b. say good deal trc m Bait E1a T. t. t5ns
IL g;s 60 W. RI ':s, be- any Hind IA th- dog days
IS better tGan ne.
Speaking ~ Lgz--t, I. s.ti th1t "svrry
dog nHs his SAY Jnis Is un daI ht true hn.
50 IS the e. verse. l. "asy day IL a. up
t. a N 7i1r, Colonel az ienprai II ID and
arat : al Tr"po1ition aud CO.. verse IKE 90 h
thus -aoiisaod,
General Bank ever since ths battle Ct Man
asses has been siBg.rg,
''Is o9aAs aud 5ydys ,3:aes} p"
Ely, low coA4.4td ia II ,rwood's factory.
has been trying 70 wc,ggle uirn s,is out o.. he
difficulty he IA placed himself ID Hs j. a
s{ip!e7y ieIioW.
The B0stoE -iiC.st,5-r sul &. e.. A. 71te1e-
der "a euF-C'HE a. - -fhrl foT ha3V yy2 atts
orient leItEers " Tie 'dyei IN tGe V..i'.
YtuAens WA ran t.~.a E;s E~l 20 ib.4 iu4It
III t2C dag II IA .IGiihiC i5pttt,. 'ti...Y
used sol. leather u "a vLutag. s, ,Yas t,, u
- ,:;e E.ust ,l>uJt observer.
.j",etoa1U Sc ~ ,G'vg- :. EetA-I- l. IL
do'|h'e lI7"' -'lS ~, esd "D.5-! =. 4 --uly
nunDrr At the same loc-.
Tde Hes.i,'.- -. !. ash ~ .u4 ;,-..rss - -
hzHt'as !1r .'o"f " They i.,.u /. = - lao
isrges, scrt in tue 3l.i 'taD h,.t!a.
3re.i-y a5vte "a Ia fsi-n,, % r..l. L. on.
odttnsTn aDli- lacy c.inmr.scad 1t - u he'll
and Alana>a@r, hy llaEoi,rL H. ri-G ...,.. S.Ar.
casts.
Who, wLsn tar s4.i-4 3. nh, with L.. ,,.ar.5 81
ransa f,r ayr .ous fa 1s7o! a3 in.,dsel.
Ca Il with W-'.tES LctIt I,aly - ar ..,EsIts
Jahu BaIkEes. ii -atute.
htiltams5~rg, AaE. y ls6I Oar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
A Tall upsa the IAdir. Gr sNichmsud.

To ths Etsto's 81 &C. Dtspotcs ~! ii yea
have Ihe Kindness Ia i@flnlI ule @ cay tltouE IA
tAe columns OF your eSceiieA' pAp~r. that tor
tadleS Ct hEanond VIII eNn:er q. gT.t1t fan
on our SICK by ssnGng us ~ -nlait QusEti'N oI
fet eshmHuts suited ~ ss ptt&l ne Oar
present location --tisoss " NaHri--i, not SEr-
ronalrd by thC+e copvett-rCeS sa.c4 cottti-
nHta - wants o1 tbs slSk. l aal Nwsrr { hs
many 1erla 4us raSte L ,Nn l0s lsalea { ~ p
mond, and take this = = pOrtu4lsy 20 tSkaaE
ledge the numerous scts - pdre>s 81 UHr Stcs
white we v eTe eucerApst ~ FaIgB-Lt \
~. A..sus St-t - tsts PJ.rF .tt.. 4a tt tiat.
the csre % u |. 9Ar. Il Re I'D. NA-.e..l , .
kaS!Aort l. us .tg,t sl4u4@~r.
Rt.a4st * HsAo
Ch3n'-.u y -he .1 lis~s 49, t.s.
Grows EAac?. arg lbsh, iaJt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
DIsSCLUTIONS, 60.

THE CO-PARTSEkS SHIP OF LYNCH &
i McC2EAeY was dissolved by mutual son-
sent gu the sth day OF August.
PATRICK Lynch will pay all the debts CT the
concern, and collect all the dues.
au 20-3tE PATRICK LYNCH.
nIs S q l. r . N.-Tne eo-partn ere bip Of
~ CLakKSON, ANDERSON j co. wa dis
solved on July lst by mutual consent. j. 4.
GLIRKsoE will settle the business, though either
partner will sign in liquidation. Tha books snd
accounts esc be found st she oscse of ClarAscs &
Co., No. :es Main sssast.
J. A. CLkREEON,
J. h. ANDERSON,
Al Its H. BEOwNELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

CugISa Bss 81 xas.--1 "a vs A~G. bees 3 +
thirty years. AT mrs. l Jr-Ho. tts sti@s ~
u bee on aceouat 81 Pala AID aeei laE. t.ssd
all remedies, and they iai.es1 - SGre; oas !1r
ten years past | take dry saiera tns OF sSia.
moisten tie skln, AID apf,y he soda, /. ia =
complete care Ca ne,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
PERSON AL.

CARD.-LsaIning that report /: IN cireu
"A Iation that our business is closed IN come
Quence Of our whole force being in service, this
il to Do1lfy our patrons and friends that our ld-
ni0T partner has been and Is still at hiA post, Civ
ing his whsis time and attention to businYes.-
Parties making cons ignnenjs 20 their addr6s.,
may reat assured that they will be promptly md
faithfully attended 10.
au l2-d&swttt SA&&L u WLS(H.
JNFORAATION WANTED of Mr.. T. H,
L KssNAS Sth kegiment south Carolina Vol,
weeks since, and it is supposed came to Rich
mond. ANY one having seen OF heard Of him,
will greatly ob4igs his family by addressing
EOBT. H0UGH & CO.,
an l9-6s< No. Il Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

OFFICE 1F Il. Z hAU&Y s GO.,l
kICghoND, VA, august s. 1901.
EssSsgee VIRGINIA. STATE SKIES, Interest!
W~k8 sud nop-irterest paying BONDS, con-
pdl sad regiatsrsd, for sails.
eJCTBEBN COHFBDERACY B0EDS and BIG
I6TR2EU STOCK. fer SAFE
sR a T Z D
GOLD and sILFEE CclN.
slTHT FUNDS on rhs souih. scf-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
XTIkGIN.A MILITARY INsrIrUTs.

LK HIGH So HO0 o Z
L FOB GIRLS.
VIM. s. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL.
Miss MARIA T. WOODWARD, Vice Principal.
Rev. A, NJ. RAEDoLPK, Lectarer ol ne Evil
teEess OF Christianity.
Hiss :. l.. WILLIAMS, Teacher OF gesic.
The next session Of this SCHOOL, whteh lie A
toarding snd Day School, will conmap p1e the
inst MONDAY OF September next
r0r further Information, address at FTederiekr
Jtrg,N Va, WIN. B. JOHNSON.
IN l2-12tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

Euuss s. ID@n by lLeso presents: 1hIt yTt the
I-u.,I.beie. JejGS stoc h0i6ets IL Tho Eirs mia
AZ Iaageeeee EA1tTo4d Company, do hereby con-
s....-e sad 1T l.
Attorney apd ,so&y t. represent each Of us IL ali
E-4~rs. .eettaAs 81 tAe stock holders Of said com
ps7y s1A- W+ are not personally Present, with
"a power sul ant h"rity 81 h'ich gsl al meetings
:. sve such vote OF YoiYe, aad 10 do sucI. 9th hsT
&C. gf zcLs, Each Of could stve or do Il We
we've personally present
Witness our hands and seals, tAis -- dsy Of,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
LOST, ETRAYED, DO.
rea EYNw kEH @sLH,

Ea FOR RENT-CLIPT0N H0USK.-This
&M " ell known house, conveniently located on
A1A~ l4th street above Franklin contains wenty
roOLIs, with FIRE places. many OF which have large
closets in them; besides parlor, dining room,
stnrs- room, kitchen and servants rooms.
For good tenant, some improvements and re
pairs viii be made. Possession gwen !st bep-
tembar. apply 20 Nm II. Ii SON,
20--6:* No III Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

3zN&EA FhAGkLIN Il Co, bCIE1-
fITTs No NS TiflC AaD PaAUTIGAL or
s..h .lso0flu flu sFEoTAcLks u svsry age and
AAkIsx AaD MILITARY SPY -oLAssxs-At
49, fKA1KLiA i O0.'s, OptIsiaas,
uss ~ kAia street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

EM-TE FGn SAL "a good sssccG- hAaa
AAayE HACK COACH, bat little usSd, brfu
tn,. - sArry eight passengers, besides the
sn''uus s~itS@Ls fcF soEvsying pexkSag afS ON taa
IA Ss~ S Alo ~ tas skrtooA camp grounds. Apply
~ 80 atSsszlSsss. kaEIdEkY d DuPUT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

T0U5G MBE's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
HIGHsoSp, Va, July &c, 1881.
E--s.rE, COMMUNICATIONS having been
Z, z. received by our Association from yari
out Individuals and associations In Char iesto1
GGJ ssewhors, proposing TO furnish supplies o.
Provisions ana lOthinR for the sick and 90 nded
soldiers, nave been appointed q committee for
ths :scs atiuH and distribution OF the said sun
plies lay coltTibutiCns, whether money, cloth
lag provisions, intended for tho soldiers IN the
Confederate Amy. VII be received by us at our
Ds0as OF .!u street. Crder the Spotsw o0d Hotel,
a. 4oor g5oIl the corner aud the same be cIstrt-
bg.-.i ~ us n person, or through agent ap-
81 r.ei - US upoE req 7tsitlolR slgpsd by .sUf'
ss41 y ,.tsg CoGIntsslu2ed Cfeey.
The benevolent sre assured that favorable
cDvgFtallty E.Il aog be afforded for the tldie0us
d.ailitz.ion @, such articles viii % most &c
ssy sol4 . the sex and wounded so!dieTs.
douIs o. business et the Depot frcm 4. III to
h.
:, Aldrest al packages 10 Army Committee, Z.
T. G. 4. Of Aion2oHd, W."
JA0. Z. BDKhktb, ! Con's,..:es
az lin JAMS GORDON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
, FOR RENT-FlVK ROOMS. on 1

lEf FOX h ENi-A large Ihree-stury HOUsk,
- en- Franklin, bet tive cen cd and 4th Streets has
~ II rooms, and all modern improvements, and
has just been papered, painted and whitew ashed.
10 in OF the fashionable centres Of the city,
and Is cool q summer and warm III winter. II
vii / be rented to single gentlemen, who can AXE
cir meals in boarding houses on the same
30 u&re, or either as a family residence. Inquire
OF q. W. JONES. opposite Coriathian Hall.
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)ICXLEs, PICkEEs. PICKLES.

We have now on hand and for sale very sur
perior article Of PICKLES, put up is gallon, hall
gallon and quart jars They are pus up in pure
cid der uegar with great care, and are warranted
TO be superior in every respect Come quick and
procure them, as supply is limited.
LOUIS J. BOsSIEUx,
au 2c-3t No 80 Main street
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RuH AWAY ..

FIVE DOLLARS RBWAHD-For
~ the apprehension aud return 70 OF
<sSa SERVANT WOMAN, MARTHA, the pro-
II y petty cf Hr. D. Z. Gardner brother, who
g~SAN left my house the sth Inst. she II IL or 20
ysAt. Did; dark akin; round. blmpy face; voice
c7u.Aate; feet or iaches hlgn; first rate
E4sa~r and irnaer, and has very iikely passed
2sFt-.: IF es llee woman and hired herself as
isca about Richmond.
sg .s-s,s uED. II. WOOLHOUSE.
xe aiUu W.iED-for toe delivery to
E Ia o. my CARRIAGE DRIVER, BsvE&LY.
e Il Il q enty seven years old eclOr, black;
%E * ;eet htsh; faee covered with short
HAsA4 ts2rd, and InVut ache large eye brcws
tAc egflcK ~. iasnes. II . probably travels Ia
Acatf grey mjxsd summer coat, or blue cloth
e-ln @faos buttons, and carpet bag. be says he
,"' read Shakespeare. and may tfavsl with
riket Pass, and shave of his beard when hs
it+4s IAlt H8 tee relatives st itr. K. II. htew-
80 II kilg George, and at Mrs. Dr. FIank
t@lia!sff5' o, IN Orange, with whom he has been
sgeeA'y eoIr9sp0ndlug by letter. HIS object ts-
~ 'FlceG%ly to escape, he Is doubtless lurking
.ovo, the shore Of the Potomac, or making h1I
rhy Nor:L ward, sud may be apout our encdmP-
HsAts fhe above reward will be paid II Ca oght
s'H my miles from Fredericksburg; other-
'se' ~ au 2-2w' 4. N. BkRSARD.
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esSsrrs A CENTRAL RuREAu E0R
o. OS PiTA AID SUPPLIES From
&4'Ta HABOLI&A having been established in
CaaTi ioltesvi4ls, psGsOHE bringing On Boxes or
flrsss from soGth Carolina are requested to put
themselves IA communication with tne gentleIne L
Lav-lx 10 in charge. Address Rev. Z. W. BARE-
VAL. opposite Monticello House, Chari0ttes.
vie d IT'S
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,sr3Ea AArge1xGE 3. gAHYH,
L-G5 ATTORNEY AT Law,
Frts.iscs y tas Coarss Of ms city OF gishaoss
stt ins soa4fas Of nsarioos Esi3Tsr Sad Cs.c'
re.
10 10 also scaEty Pgelie ard OcmA.ssioae. oi
as VE!ted etAtss Gonrt OF Claims.
Sos pAr-E STs6ip 5StS&sD HI. CE2BYkIs TEIfY
az h.Issu bsing dissolved, hia oEss IL aow sz
'''" e. trAt helo~ 1cdItp'e Han ia lE-lv
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MARYLAND GgADQrAKTERs,

y-..Ah4 HALL, OWES 1A"ANi rattEH'
Main. corner I3th strest,b
g riis 1o4gJ.1qsS a. M arc f4 '2tmns 1a.s
S-r.>s ser,I6a. unds. the authority OF The III
'-,s4t ate GOV araneet. s
-s.-a... .re uaated t. C'inr."12 lac C0lhp*iy
....u4t o.. sl.ist!Gsut with free b"Ard, sleepins
-.,.s... .c. Ap.ly Timed lately
Hs@' - GAAk IL ltAhL,
IL 4ts WILLIAM CARRBks.