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SrUssiGa Un!ceys,

Ws know not utothe- Il is trre that fhe
hing Of Prussia has siTeH two years leave OF
&hsesce 70 sixty ofioers OF the Prussian Army
ior tho purpose of oTering their eayvices to
the Cni.ed States. II 50, L Is al unC-;e1.Iiy
act, snd presents marked contras. to the
strictly neural Pcat.on taken by G-ept Brit
ain, which cot only prohibits oe.-ey8 in hcr
soryios from joining either side in this oocn-
t-y, eat toTSiG5 all her sabiecss. whether in
military of civil lie, from taking ~, ar.2s !.
the American oootagt. Ne are not surprised,
however. that despctic military power like
prue5is should Eynpathice vita 2 military
despotiszn Ike that which LINCOLN IL en-
deavoring to establish in America, as,,; Il MAJ
te tbs. lac system Of white slayosy, v ntcn, uu-
Ge- tho naID9 of free labor, is en3aeyorinc 70
force African slavery from every portion OF
taic continent where Europeans cen bc sab.
stltUted, has orncthng ~ 10 wit1 the oosires
Of tto PrGs8iGn Government, as / uu4ueS
tiensbly has with TIE oomDast and czthre;-
aa.io support given by Germans in ell the Erso
etate5 20 the present w&r. Whate7er tbo c,o-
tive, We have 40 appcs5ensiona Of those mili-
taTy sdYentura-e--these DuGALB DALGEr7~'s
-whOn LINCOLN ;s importing from Europe %
Iced his Eessians egeiCst tie SouthoTn States.
Prussia ought 20 know by he- own history
the power Ct z pstr;otic people 70 defend their
cwn Gres-des agains. the greatest ODDS, and e
she does 40. kncz it, her depct;e5 will learn :
lesson which she may 30 called up6a to initiate.
perhapc with Indifferent caceess, bafore many
years. She has ar eagle eyo on her ovYp cent?
ne2t shat looks u?cn her with . peculiar .oeo,
and the doy may come whon tue boundaries Of
France must re rectieed. Lou5s NAPOLEON,
VINO las already h1mbled Ruseia and brought
Austria to her marrow bones, has : small ac-
count yet to settle with smother Kingdom CT
Germany. Ge bides hid own time; bat the
time, though long deferred, always ooroes at
last.
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Aichmnnn Dispatrb.
FRIDAY NING.JrrNE "a 1ss;
THE clRcrLATloN OF THE DIsPiTcK.

saoh Is the wonderful amount or the cir
cuiaAon Of the Dtspetca, that ii ls utterly i'm :
possible Tor Us to supply it to our clty readers
as early III the morning as heretofore. This
has occasioned numerous complaints. and we
very much regret cur inability to osviats the
ollncu!tes out Of which they have grown.
some OF our regular subscribers are under
'as i'm precision this: :hey are negIectad to a..
cofnraodate the transient demsnd They are
mistaken in this. There IS no ar-angementin
tae otdce tended TO give any gueh preference
over them. On the contrary, all Of the rcgo-
lstioas n the department which Eoverns the
chs .rlouticE Of t5e papsr are Intended for
their advantage over all, SITTER tAe mails are
sent OF
Ii We can accomplish our plans, wa shall,
IN two or three months, have tho power 10
meet ths large demand upon as promptly and
satisfactorily. If b2z.aa energy can achieve
this, !. shall be done. IL the Iceantiyu. we
ask ms indnlgeacs of oar friends.
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A SCEkP OF Hrsr0xE The language ac yell
sc tho sp.I.c o: The North, Ia the present war,
seems to be bor-Cw tom that Of the British
invaderG during the war of iudapardsnco.-
Lord CORVALLIS is6ued, in 1880, in regard 70
the State ol Sou ii. Carolina, when was then
assumed 90 DO a British province. " as it ia
now deemed to bs p province Of Lircola's
empire, The following order. It sounds ike
al editorial in scne New Srk paper Ia 1861,
-ad Ia the very Vein Of th8 champion oT
Northern supremacy
s'I have given orders that ali the Inaaoi.
tants OF this province, who have aubGcrinsd
and taken part 10 this revolt, should be pur-
!aAed with the gTeatast TigoT; and also hose
= 10 Will not turn ont, th..t they MAY he I'm
prisoned, and their whole nrcreTty 7ake-
from toeIn aud dss trOyed. have also order
*. t-.aC compensation sGOuld % luiloe oar oI
their estates 10 the persons who have been
10 iuTed and oppressed By theH / LaYe or
dered, in the most positive manner, that
every militia man vsO mas borne arms with
as ana afterwards joinsd the enemy, shall De
hanged. desire you Will take the most
rigorous measures 70 punish tae r6bets III the
district which you command"
This letter fell into tee hands 0f WGShing-
ton, and Nis made, with The similar orders
issued by Lord Rawdou. ths topic OF indg-
naEt TeInons trance with Sir Henry Clinton,
their Superior officer. 10 whom some modIty-
ing letters were written by thec4 officers, 10
mitigate tho enoCmtty u their acts.
They Woala need no mitigation Ia o:ceT 10
make them conform 10 the bloody minded
coaGseie OF the Lincoln ;,-ese OF sEis day -
ON the contrary, tbs tone ana almost the
very words ar9 renewed every day through
their colUmns.
It's another part Of bLstcTy that IL iittls
more than . year atts: this letter was writ
ten. Corn wallis himself was { prisoner ID
these same "fcbels,' and So -atEiDut lion
which bis fallen pride deserved, his wur4
was surrendered - -ths very General vino
had been forced 70 cApjtuiaie at Charleston
care re enacuAg history. " 44t nss GgeQ,
will be.--Het7 CrLeGH8 PtcdyUas
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PnoDC0T-oN o. .HAg.--W We are grati6ad 10
observe that che agrieultuv.Ets Of the Sou ID
are bestcwing attention 2GoE t.o cGitSrs Of
hay. The Columbia South Uaroltn ial, Of the
22d inst, remarks
The season for saving hay AMI iodosr will
this year 1t inaussIic Csiy turned 10 account,
and these are articles particularly needtui
Yesterday we saw several wagon loads OF
biias % :.ay from Charlotte aaG STaenghcrc',
II. u, which seem equal u any from the
North. We trust our supply WIil in he fu-
tUre be from OR own rich meadows of eur
own mountains and upper country. Bun
co:a5o pTCGCceE as fine nay As Ine North
hiyer aad we lack only cheap transportation
10 bs IS frlly supplied we have been
from Yankee land. Last spring, willis on
a boat CT The Alabama River, the cap
LaiI. mentioned the. over Ten thousand
bales Of Yankee hay was carried from Mobile
10 Montgomery ; and our toWns--i.ad We ara
ashamed 10 say orr country residenees-ha vs
been supplied heretofore by Nortnern hay
But tnis Is now pasr; We hope, forever Our
people have the record before them Of North
ern hatred and efforts 20 continue their cp-
pressive taxes on Southern industry, and they
nave the tacts to.eioiy impressed apon them
that we can support ourselves Va Cnly want
anergy and Industry ~ the right direc ticn TO
free us from tbs bondage we nave so long al
lowed u snaekle us.
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NoBLsHRARrRp LApIFs One OF tho egauts
on the Weldon ana Wilmington Railroad In.
foTInn US, that when military train arrives
from the South ct WhitSker's Sta Ion, the
ladies residing on she farms within G. circuit
Of several miles fock 20 the station, bringing
with them an abundance Of food for tha hum
cry soldiers. which they serve ont with lib
eTal hand. This welcome proyendeg general
ly consists CT fresh butter aud milk, cooked
chickene, hams, bread, branded peaches, pre-
serves, and In facr, every luxury OF the farm.
The soldiers dspaT-- with stoTaach and hav-
ersack fun OF sood thlngs, wh!le tho minister
Ing angels wave their handkerchiefs, Kiss III sir
hands and Did them Gcd speed.
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TIN PosrrIoEoE KasrUcEx x.-Notwtthssard-
Ing The large Union ulaior,ties obtained IN the
recent Congressional elections in Kentucky,
it seems - De believed that the State viii only
await 1he action Of the coming extra session
OF Congress before determining her final
courss. Z correspondent OF tne Philadelp phit
North American Gays:
Should that Congress sugtain the action Of
the HoveruZnent in its war meas ures, and re-
fGss 20 adop. such means as may appear ac-
cepta6le and honorable TO bring about = peace
Tul oet.leu.eut Of pending difficulties. then
Will the fate OF Kentucky be cast with that
OF the South. IN fprtnerauce OF this, Mr..
Eritteuden's first act Will ha The oIIer of his
previously rejected compromise, accom- panied
by u speech, which viii leave no doubt OF the
determination OF his State should the olive
branch De again reected
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Correspondence Of the aiehmond Dispatch.

CAspgE CoCsTY, n o., June 20.
We are ct this time IN midst CT wheat
harvest. and 4 more productive crop was
never garnsred in this sscticn. You can say
10 the invaders that Us soon as We are done
with the wheat harvest, we intend coming
over 10 reap the Yankees from ;he soil Of Viz
ginia and we are jus. the boys that can NOV
them down. II Is nonsense - talk OF starry
ing us out. We have any amount OF bread
stp1s ana meats and fish. Mr.. Wm. ts!overt.
OF Elizabeth city. caught 81 one haal 800 Coo
herrings.
There ara no want OF solGiers to defend our
homes and hresides. This county, though
small, ,lgivinc only 800 votes } has cow IN camp
500 men, ready and anxsona 10 march TO the
aid OF Virginia. SobpiaR.
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hoF shss OF Tas CosFsDssArx AR9f-.Ss-
rtpos Destruction II Rctlrsoo Property The
Is9n nIoefn army nhier General J oAGston. ists-
y occupying Earper's Perry, Is reported as
pp~~AuS pasted, 20 900 strong. In the vicinity of
iAst ,s ss'n7oarg anu Winchester. Eartipsburz
ISL A'.s been occupied tor several iays uasi
oy H.gad'er General Jackson, with force OF
abont aYe thousand men, p,,o6Iv nron0r.ion
OF geeE2 are cavalry. On FRIDAY and Sam.
ttdy 'ast s GeIerEt destruction OF tha Iocor,o a.
. = ses suu cacs ~e.c2s.ng to the Baltimore ane;
Euads. o. "~'S
Oar reports state that over forty Ioeomo.
tivas, OF The largest an6 best description. viii
several old anu iess important ONES y,ara n
most entirely demolished, ~ heayv Arcs ~
0ooa and co4i being 5pilt under thern. So,ne
thres hundred cars in all, including sewers
passenger cars, and a5o VI Cue hundred wood
en ScZ AID platform cars, (which might ha va
been adaCta6 for the carriage CT f-oors !
were burned up comp pisteiy, while she rocna
IRON coas cars some TWO Cndrsd in uuEbar-
were eInPtied OF their ts, aud 9 portion
OF ineui run down tng ne,s hnurink efuoanx-
1ents, or into the red 60 the streams whose
bridges were previously DIES troyed.
OuE iHtorCants state that the immediate
reason OF this Wholesale destruction was a
tand Oil, {siuce discovered to be forysry
nayirg aeen entirely without their AUTHORITY
or knoE1eGge, yet pnrpo-tIcg TO be Issued nv
me baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co-npany
end said TO nave been posted & H1rper's Ferry
sue other places IN FlrS inis,i to the eject that
tae company wanted Ewo Thousand r.an at
once, 81 Iwc dollars Gag, ia order 10 r-. tore
the hricges and pat the road IN ords- for The
usa OF the Federal Gcverr25nt. This move.
lienE IS believed 10 have been s. ruse bY inter.
"t'2 hostile - me E2lt4mors aDd Ohio Railroad
4 II "anP 70 dec"ve- the SOC taern -rthoritiaa
sv ,'9 - iS1G 70 tie destruction CT it's property
i:etir nj Johnston, Commander In Ohief
, !.St-n-5 cs.,.- aGSa : repair ana usa won hi
, lousy opera % aga.ost hi5 a use is SAID 70
II we given ths ordsr - General jackson to-
;n.a edo.t.0uai damage 70 the yoad, tnus put
ting II on the ground Cf 4 military nocassity-
1bSrS Are many raE9ozg IA circulation wi tn
regard . ih1s AFFAIR, hnr va Seiisve the fore
spsn@ 70 Dc 3's trGo Phase. Cur information
81 ;iSSSs - that IL 10 this Intention OF
y'c southern authorities to spare 10 ef-
tort - prevent the road ir0... Being
worked for the ass OF the IfoTermsut
III any part Of tba Stata where they can
Ii:Gicta!a sufficient force % d8Csas =. 7, ig
Stated that The passage CT tho Potomac r. yer
oy G+ae-al CGuC.ai'tre- and LIe cc:c..c,;,.
subsequently followed by his retraa. across
tne satua, were among the causes which IN.
uucet t1iS act!on ky tGe .Confedsrate army
IL Is i-Ftrer stated that the vacllts1iCn of the
movements oi tne edsral forces for SO long a.
period after the evac C&tiOn CT Harper'3 Ferry
bg the ConIedsrates, LED to their return to its
vicinity, and also to the re.ccc patton OF Mar.
unsbrfS --Rg.ttTGcrs Sur. 25th.
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DILL Tlxss ~ rsw YoaE.-The following

DILL TINss " Egw YoRR.--The following
is an extract OF q istter from New York city:
The fashionable hotels continue 10 suffer Sc
vereiy from the pressure o. tae times. The
Suspension Of Sou thern t-ayal, of course, IS
almost tOtal, in consequences ot tne war, and
;.s that so-t or pc :ronage was always the most
profitable, the lack OF it now is severely felt.
The few arrivals daily recorded hail prlncl-
pally from the New England and Western
States, but even these are like angels visits
'' few and far oss tween"
The newspaper too, continue tc suffer
from -he stats ~ the times. The Courier and
inquirer, on the lst OF j MY, Il &c ga.d, viii De
merged iuto the World. The Journal ot Com
r1erce like the Courisr I. mercantile organ,
has also oeen compelled 10 curtaii it's diI2en-
sions, owing 10 lack OF advertisements.
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From Taz DoMIsIcAs kgrCBLI c.--LeGGere
jus. recei Yed from Port-an- Prince, state that
Captain General, cansed The parties wno na6
been arrested AT Moca 10 DO tried by court
martial. Five were condemned TO death and
were shot, ana forty 70 hard labor tor life
No Spanish eiiicer or soldier was d member OF
the eourt-martial, nor did the Spanish troops
take any par. IN The execution OF the sen-
tence.
An arrival at New York brings later advices
from ST. nomingo, Five important towns In
the III pterior OF Dominica have been fortified.
The uominicans were assisted by the Hay
tieas, and intend 10 resist tbs Spanish pro-
Eress.
1t was reported that the inhabitants Of ).
village had been massaered by the Spanish
troops, because they REUSED 10 swear aliegi-
anee 10 Spain and also, that the Spanish
troops were dsfea ted IN q suaall engagement.
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sRND Is TIE SEWN.

Oar l1isrds 81 tbs various camps az.d Places
" rendezvous and elSaThere, will confer
favor By aen:i!ng 30 us any intsresfin. in xal-
'izenCe, 2t tbs earliest prarticabI4 -nn--orlt,
foT Iu5iicaLi Liou. We desire TO Keen our r.a1ars
informed Isl regard 10 everything thar trans
ptreJ, and Will pay an adoqaete cc-rr-neG-
4ar for Important neve.
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SU-Fa5Tao.-A Parts correspondent y-::as !:
''An aged Commodore OF the United States
G2c Naval Captain ha-t just arrived here
IRON " dsh'nr,cn, OIL their Wsy 10 China, 20
ta}e the Unina feet out Of tSa haudr OF a
Eo1lEsCtUre whose fidelity 20 tha Stare end
StEipes - sl-pe~ ed, ana bring It home. The
Mission - . secret one, be. by the time this
notice returns 10 Europe It can do no harm,
as the officers 60 By the English overland
uaii route, ana VIII soon be out Of the ray OF
or telegraph -
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ENTlCE IL NIR SrRSCRIRFps

Subscribers to tha Dfsno:ct will observe the
cEoea EAEx cn tAei- r2pers when taa:r g1h-
scrip,iona are aoo1, to expire. Those Who
Wis., 70 renew viii forward the amount. or
the papers will be stopped At ths close Of the
tar1. foC which they t.ays l,....
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A SUPPOSED PzIvATgzR.-Capt. Curtis. a
the ship Windsor Forrest, arrived - New
York on Sunday from Liverpool, reports
J June l3, when s. 4. from Carrysfort Reef, ,tel
in with a schooner of about lao or $50 tone,
who foil owed in his wake the greater part ct
two days, when, she being unable 70 come up
with him. and several other vessels having
hove in sight, she haQied her wind and stood
III for the Bahamas. Ercra appearances, ne
thinks she nigh have been prisateer, as sns
had more than the usual number OF men on
deck ard look out 1an at each mast head.
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II GrE E!2g0 81 TIE tiyEsy's Sgo- Capt
Chsper ". Kant, OF the Waller (Tennasssel
Legi0n, present q: the attacks on the batteries
a. Aqua Drsaa, q few weeks ago, narraLes tho
iuiioWing a2 one OF tne narsd Lair- breadth
eerepe8 OF the Confederate forces on taat oc.
cHG!on: One nam Was lying sick in house
near oatt"ry 30 when TIE 4ring commenced:
u7 send EIs lnuak4: 2 G5 ran out OF Cocrs With
IL IL AlE hand; - tGGy moment a shell eV-
Dioaed over has head, and q fragment Of me
shell Gt71aIrg Io3 hammer OF nls gun, fred 1t
or, net iuyuc:ng him II ne least. Fred.
ForriH
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DAANN, LAaslltlrlN, &C.


saa bbls. giao,nuati commoa wHisKyr.
- hhls. ans Aoaptata RfE VI EiBEEY.
s. obla. oeInmon UIH aaa Preach sGANDy,
shSlL pigsSs gSr AaHnsssy and 0tsra FRENCH
Shall plpes Holland GIN
% oois. snd hell tbi2 Blackberry, Cherry
bali bbls German DiTTER8.
a. Dbls lns Virgiais Apple and rsssa
,sss. :: ss,. !,s.t;s,. e2s';h.rs { tAGpis BRANDY.
sS hbds. primo SHOULDERS and sIDss.
tea' ssnoeIsy's Sugsr-aurod Worids 1sis
IeS Smitn cid FANS.
% .ietoes @n4 o0.d. prime WssssEa LARo.
go bbl.. Extrs q, &. A, Crushed sna p.vaszsa
10 abis ar5wn SUGAR.
700 beie 20 !; 2 and MACS sRsA.
sec bbls. g9;Itns uLR2INGs.
eco bS!s. Fine, 5egsrsne AID FAMILY FLoUs.
half hbls. WHIT. PlsH.
- bbiH. G7hs and II Orleans MuIsssag
half boxes LoAF .uGAS,
st.oroas CODFIBH.
- bags Rio ard Lagneyrs COEFES.
NsS boxes MUSTARD.
so t..iiJUHNs.
- bundles Wrapping TWIss.
loo dossG Cotton and hemp I'll Es.
50 Doxes Ohalk aud Pow6st&h PIPss.
e. 80 90 % - s;;gad" ! r<i ma.
30 dozen BR0o&s.
Es5oo gross A1f.H HEe-
- do:on bARh6L C0VESH,
t63 dozen RUCkETS.
u Dozen Cedar rUPS.i
Sc Boxes TOBACCO.
80 rsarns WRAPPING Fayaks
Dsess SAL, SODA
q kegs biCAEB. 9ODA,
500 taRa MAILS.
ssea CIGARS.
IL half CD ssts Green and Black TzA.
2S boxes dlte6eiis CANDLES
ic1 5cSes Adamaptlae CAHDLYE
Colgate Dot6:B.~e p ri Fancy SOAP,
I ssk the aiEsasi0R OF ths trade TO .aa ahova
ssoss, whisA GS3.ca 20 seal i0r rsaa.
THOMAS JOS FL,
INV so-2"' a., %qf1 .trrnt
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SaoorIEa We learn from the Frederiess-
burg Herald that q difficulty occurred at q
parade at Aqua, Stafford county, IN Capt.
James Walters company, on Saturday last,
between Lewis knight and another member
whom Knight threatened 20 shoot. friend
named Ennis demonstrated with knigh t, and
whilst approaching him tho third time, knight
raised his gun and killed Ennis. knight He'd,
but was arrest ted and Ia now In jail.
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EFIscoPA1 AcTIox.-Tho Diocesan Conveu-
ton OF tbs Protestant Episcopai Church Of
South Carolina. last week passed undD!:.0us-
ly preamble a2d resolutions approving The
secession OF the Southern Church, " hich tie
people or the North have forced upon us
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PERSONAL

~ credit ny wife, FLIZkBETH ERIRLOP, on
Ply sccop1f, from tS,s date; sAo having lo'. ny
bed and board without any lust provocstfor
=. n.-i azTs -@f!..9 or divorce.
ptCL 3. HRIBf.NP.
hIonEc2c, Jaue -, is5l. ;e2--ata
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NvUTlCE.-Dwnorso of z hANsr rannbn
~ STOCK Of the .l5, ,oV0, eco loan otthe Confede-
rate States authorized by the act Of 2sth February
1891, whose in,eresE - payable At RlchnoEd, are
hereby notified that money has been plae8t. n
my hands for tho payment OF ths interest due
thereon Lao proximo, and by calling at the Treas
Crer's Office on that or any snbseQ lent day. such
creditors will receive the sIn0upt due them.
b q. 8LaOR.,
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The Union House st Niagara Falls was
burned on the I'd inst.
Charles w. May, n Lien tenant IN the Mary.
FROM Maryland, has resigned.
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HE al tOfvthe-. DOse--a teaeDuonful In a
Ett!s water, or halt teaspoonfui, repeated In
an hCuT 2.t6T ward, n & tablsspoonfui of
brandy. This preparation will check diar-
"a -3 i. t6G Mn tics, ana on 80 other premon,-
tory sYmptoIas oI cEO,srs. iumeAiaLeiy. In
CAGES OF cholera ii has been used with grea.
success, 70 -estcrs reection, by cut,11rf aopu-
c&tOn.-FEiiG Inquirer.
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To at--ItI NUpsffu aHNRpE TTlut'nR.
30 VIh&E<fA%S AND sLiA EfOi D.
Il 6kS uH ThE BORDER To those VINO own
negro property, Aad live on tho borders OF Lin
cola "a 1espot.sm, aEd wkO feel an insecurity IN
"a 8 same ~ that account, tbs undersigned would
say that the fertile valley OF W h.te Kiver, n Az
kGns2s, ofsr& mora Inducements 10 ths sot.ler
thsn &n~ ether portion CT tho South. There,
thslr property would be perfectly saf8; tie lands
are very prod uctiVe and cheap, health excellent
wafer good, sId all the local advantages to be
hsd thef csn ha foca4 IL Virginia, or any other
southern stats.
Tine uadersigned nave zo0, 900 asres for sals 10
which they invite the attention OF purchasers.
Eiil exchange tan1s for ~egross. 1adress, with
posts8e enclosed, LOGAN PEtTCHAED,
ysck6onport, Jackson Cog9tv, Arkansas.
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SI We cali she Attention of Farmers
sbG m!lteIs - I u BLhB RA1PD
8tDEL for cleansing all kinds of Grain
ana seeds, troE c0ck.s. cheat, smat, gravel rat
pith, "hite caps, &c. This grain cleaner is strong
ara neatly made wcrka ~, &pd "a wsrrsptea
a'd given on trial. Price. -. Orders solicited
80 pf"'aftay offended ~. Addrsss :: >. DOELE,
hytheViile, Va. I. ?e-7ts
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IloSEED EDERATE STATES GQAN.- .-Tae
- feE1ain1eF cE tElE 2dyautGSs socs inYentIaeat
Is E0% oeere- ID tho p.bl.r, aud citizens oT VIZ
Rlhi& EsEs ths opportunity nt t. hing share Of
ths pere1t, aud, ri the me time. OF h.IptrE 80
fusteln The c3uss of their country.
boats with coEpoIs will BE- isscad, IN srT.s
from $50 70 Il 0ge, and when Il IA preferred reg!s
tered b0nco VIII Be- iesued The bonds bes-
per csu., :a'aTaH:, paybSie aom.-snGuH-IT al our
pfiEc1 pal CT Sd, AID tn-v nSve ta impoTtsrt gs-
curity ot q duty OF Cne-eigbth OF cent per pound
or sbort "a can't per bAl- on al cotton eE sorted
TE!s dG;y, urd9r all circ1ustances of peace oT
war, secures The punctCat PagncE, % tho inter
est ana furnishes sinking tu nd for the TedaEap-
tioo ef The principal. This sinking Funa has
been orGer6d, by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
To Se applied /" the payment of The interest: and
tae snuasi surpius, which it 10 believed will be
about $500 900, 70 be applied the purchase OF The
bonds from the low a9t bidder. sccb tn arrange
meat. II will be perceived, secures The bonds IRON
depreciation below par.
EPr.e2..c- t3r sAo b0Eds, or Cor fur.he7 ic,or-
nation IN regard 70 them, may he rYade al the
once VI Joas 4 LASuAsTEz Il sor, or 20 sa.hsr
of tie Commissioners.
". Il HACFARLAEo,
LANES LYONS,
WYNDHAM RJBRRTk9N.
x0HH RCTHEAFO0ED, fN'l1Al tGa
FEC8 ". hcCANCE,
&. 4. LANCASTER
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

a planter in Bibb county. Ga. has realized
Sll2 per acre from ths sale of oats at IS cents
per hundred pcunds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

block Tin. Brittania Ware, and old
" In, are very much Needed fer rorthern
e9niedetasy mach'eerv All persons who hsve
sneh ARTICLES are requested 20 ssad thsrn 10 ihs
southern Confederscv Factory. oa rth street
WheIe the highest lrice will be paid .or them -
oar iHenGa, In town aDG cuartrv. will ystharrn
snd Sead in their old wa.es :or The baaca. of the
bouthe-n cause
5-RsTREH, BEL BRoAD GRACE.
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