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Return of Thanks.

ST. OHAgASs HOSPITAL, Aug. 26, 1891.
To t'.s Editors of tas Dispatch The elders
ot the DiYis Guards aud Davis Rangers.
1st Regiment kentucky Volunteers, woand-
Sd In tne recsut disaster on the lien tral Rail-
read, WIS.,. 20 rstnrD their thanks 10 the Su-
parintandent anu ofioerS OF that road, for the
uoeraIify with which they have sndeayored
- repair olir losses. We desire also 10 ex
press our gratitude 20 Drs. Jackson ami J ones,
t2e Surgeons. anG to lhe committee of the St.
Charles hospital, tor the skill attention aid
Kindness vain which we were cared for. We
also have 10 thank TIE citizens Of Richmond,
who have sc generously contributed to oaT
oas2roft, And especially Mr. Richardson and
Rev. Mr. Samner. who have IuIsed as well as
assisted rs. The tender care and unwe lrying
kiL dness with which Mrs. 9Tinneii sud Miss
Hnseey. who volunteered TO nurse US, have
performed the trying task, will he remem-
0ersd III Our prayers.
Dao.b R@ssaers.-W. Gilmore, Lieutenant !;
+ OEerron, John G. Qniggans, G. Fl. Coffee.
DIofs ta~rds CHARLES White, Orderly
Sergeant; Z. Walker, II. Little, Thomas
Housel, Z. Mccullough. w. Porter.
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GRIEcE,EEB. a mas ling ws.s re Gently eor-
ve2e1 II Lcndon 81 the house az 3 duchess, al
file desire Of 4 ueen Victoria, TO which Oaiy
me creme IL la creme OF ta6 fashionable fea,1ls
sJr5aty were admitted. Tor the ,s,Tyoto O. Drs-
sending proposition from heg Majesty to
t.h1nool hoops, o. TINS ground Of thei- 6as.-
AeF, ana .9e nuEnheT Of dsalns which they had
C caused Of course the iaa8 was generally Re-
ce;vsI vi ~ co3ataTnSii0p. Sons ve-y arist.-
t4e ladies c0atd remember 20 person cf
rank weo had suffered from wearing them,
ara coujan't sae why they aboui& reai1Q utsa
hoops, because common g.aople 10 yyhcr they
yss=s 81 incon vsnience, esG,Il.e:. 70 copy
their modes. 4 vigorous discussion ansued,
ana = proposition was finally carried which
declared for the abolition OF al steei hoops
81 springs IL ski "a. What Is to ne aeYed as
= 92ts sltIta is Aot yet known.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


Crs TaooPs at EH.sAooi .--Letse- from Gen,
Rrngz.-Ths Moatgcvss-g (AIa.) Advertiser
publishes ihe following ie:t-r from General
BraRs, in reply 70 Communication &C n Il sctsnx
Upca The treatment of slcx soldiers 81 Barrnn-
cas-. II Will afsora pleasure 70 every heart to
know that oEE sick soId,srs Ia ssat region are
50 we'll cared for
EsAna'as sssaAseAa, Aug. 10. 1861. j.
ii aav ar,ny IN the field has
ever been bas,sr sarpliad with all that Is ne
cessary tor neaith aad comfort than this one,
history dces not record The fact. For the
sick we nays n hospital unsurpassed in the
world for its luxurious comforts and splendid
apposntments. IL IS sapplsd without re-
Ard 20 expense. With everything mat can
>oa tribute 10 Ehe health or comfort of the
patients, aac Is gstsnsea oy tuiI corps OF
Lae nae as physicians the eocntry can afford
Living ID close proximity 70 this hospital, I
zee hoor-T was IS gong On receive oahy :.
|. W1tstSE report from tae cniet physician, and
on every Sunday pass through every ward
eoH*eTsa w.sh every patient, asc 1taiE every
wait ag-d, il p1actscahts, sFa-ty then -
! unsel,ayeG. sc. prepared TO believe. Many
I1a1 oa-a s preiuaic5 against go.rg into ii
hospital, ana Sonas have come iato Ihi5 one
loc iow 20 admit o1 any benefit. This is
against my nlcsi pos3Livs CTaers, and Is an
evil cannoS correct. Tneiv own officers are
| 70 blaine lor allowing iss
n Lac COCA WofE ofSshs-Esty have been
! greatly assisted py the good people of Ala
DiIna living near the railroad. They have
suppi.sa us largely with poultry, sggs, ant-
/ .er, vegetables, ana other hospital asoxes IN
/. great abundance.
| Our creates. want has been proper attend
ANS. Dot ks and naIses We md il almost
! Impossible 60 secure ia oGr ranks but Oil has
1 bean done that conld bs ana even il that we
4 are im proving daily. & number OF good Sis
! ters OF charity have ooeyed my summons.
aasi come over from New Orieens aud Mobile
/ 10 supply these deficiencies.
TIE charge OF Eick men not heing allowed
t5 Leave TO recover Ihe;r health is q tterlv nm
/ ssgse. Not an applica4 Lion has ever Seen re-
\ fuaaa where The medical cficers>recomInend
4 IT. =
Iour obliged servant.
- ,vxo,. p
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A Compliment Acknowledged.
toLD LANE. WaShingt ton CO.. Miss.

Aug. ls, 1861.
70 he Editors Of The Dispatch IL cannot
op ~ m nst TO yon my a.
your paper OF the 6th, you have accorded 10
the private soldiers of the Southern Army,
and the eloquent and forciDle terms in which
yoa nave set Korth their claims 10 the highest
honors whie h the Hottest aud purest and nlCst
unseliish patriotism demands.
Ken say well that the stamina of that army
consists Of gentlemen in the best sense-men
OF education, in tal!;genoe and position, who,
unmoved by mes cenary thoughts or mere am :
bitten, abandon their affairs and step in TO the
ranks with an alacrity which could only be
pfesnpted by the noblest impulses Of duty.
The theme is one which should be reiterated
unIli the patrio. soldier OF the rank and file
snail Tseeive, as he deserves, the profound
homage vi the nation.
Respec TRULY yours, I. r.
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ARREsT OF FEDssAL OFFIcKs-Tna Nor
folk correspondent OF tbs Petersburg Express
makes The subioned statemeat:
Commander Boutwell, OF the iA:nc OH. Navy,
has been arrested and taken to prison IN RIcG
mond. A few days ago Jhis indiv,dug! eame
to Norfolk, visited the Navy ara ard otbe.
foTtihcatlons, went to this house Of :. lady rel.
alive OF has in this city and perse2.lied her ne
groes to run of, collected some money nere
for relative in Washington Ulty D. q
and started On he Petersburg train foi
Richraond. A .eiegraphio d5sp&tcA, IN,
dsrstand. was sent from here sAlorrainy OF
him 10 the authorities IN Richmond wRc
had him arrested on g5ttigg GU. CT the cars -
l am told that he wac several days ii. thia
city, and that he crossed the Potomac III com
pany with Southern ladies' aud gentlemen
VINO did not suspect MIN Of bs.nz = spy,
knowing as they did that he was 81 T.rgiIa4al.
oy o!rth. he informed then, am toAQ, tn 3.
be had resigned from lhs Fedsxat Navy, ald
was coming 10 NoIioiG ~ re poEt nizaSsl. /.
Cosnmctiore French Forest. 4cw IL caGrs. OF
our Nay Yard. This strges ne 81 t.-s cool.
est piece OF daring impu3sAee / aver heard Of
The arrest was effected il haox vii!s, Ten
nessee, by officers acting aiatisr tAs autaorit.
OF General Xo,iicoffer.
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Az AhAssED f.HiLV.-A fSm.ly i'll Boston
were alarmed fer three nights ia succession
by the ringing Q. all tiie bells IA the house
after midnight. A thorough investigate
showed that there was = box in the corner OF
3he cellar, through which the water pipe, gas
pipe, and hs | wires PASSED IN close proxim-
lty 10 each other. GA examining the pox, the
rats. u was found, had enawed o hole through
Ias top. and tha. ses-e yerlnin IN dropping
through the hose, struck upon the BELL wires,
causing every hell III Ihe housa 10 ring. The
gsnt'enaa's theory is rbat, oa scrauAbiirg on .
II the eoS, the rats again came in contact
ALtn the wires, Causing "A repetition of the
mysterious beil-rilgtra.
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poTAro Ror IL uArApA.-rhs psrth lCau.

PoTATo Ror IN UAsApA.-The Perth Can.
adaj Courier says:
1t seems now TO ne hsyond a denbt that rhe
patato rot has made its appearance, and is
likely TO prove vary destructive in this sac-
tion Of Canada. We are informed that IN
some localities entire aslas are turning black,
ana there are ba' very few patches bat show
Indications or being effected. It II conse-
qasI-iy impossible TO tell at tails stage Of tho
diseass what the ex tent Of itS raysges may
be, bns II ~ confidently stated that at least
ono .shird Of the presaat year's crop will b.
destroyed. Tbs season has be6n very wet,
scarcely day passing without rain. moro or
less, and the wet, cold wsathsr may have
had something to do with producing Tho -.
appssrnrcs Of the potato blight.
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Ho.nBLE MuaDks-Vhs Brandon Miss

HoRMBLE MuRDER.--rhe Brandon Miss
Republican, os the 22i, says:
An old grey. headed man, named Taos. Par.
ker, living about six miles northeast OF Bran
don, was murdered on Saturday night last
by some flend, who Is as yet uasroyn The
old man, we learn, had been living IL the
woods by himself for several weeks, engaged
III making shingles, aud had put up p little
shed 10 protect hfm fro1a the weather. He
was found In his shed on Sunday rncruirg,
with two large gashes cut La bis head with an
axe, and his pockets rified OF lheir contents
be had a0ld some shingles, aud rsesi ved soma
VIZ OF sle Z lew days previous, ard IL Is sup
posed he was murdered for that. Nc clue has
yet Dosn had to the perpetrat tor Of lao deed.
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Sg'ZU.B OF STONES In Georgetown, ID. &.
on tha .&i l2st-, the I..Icoinites detained 15l
barrels oi nonr anon schooner lying at the
F2arI. Taeee were CONS .sned - Jan les on,
baker in AieAandria, Virginia, bat it was ex'
a7cted thaE hey were 70 go further. Twenty .
eight barrels Of fOvornment pork and bee1
and eoms Government harness were detained
1t diimes' sicre, Aea- the Ag seduct, on tas
c@nsI. A hundred and df.y SACKS OF salt wers
also o9s;sinsd on :. canal boat.
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Loss OF Fss STRa8Eg Il. w. PoWELh.-Ths
IL. w. Powell, Uapt. Webbing. struck q sn as
On Wednesday afternoon Last, in landing u LADY
passenger at Gaurin i Angles plantation -
The beat now les il about TWEEN .y. uve fee
water. broke in two. and IS - total loss One ol
her hands il missing. Passengers and crew an
all safe. Capt. Webbing. otice-s, crew and
passengers, arrived last night on the steamer
Lafourone N Q. TY-ae Delta I'D
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TRAGEDY III EaAssLEE PAcIaB.--rae Lon
siana Herald, published at NlunsooYo. k'~apk.
liz Parish. gives the annexed aGauuat of lac
Tagicai deatn OF tVo citizens u taat par,sl,
oD the lQth inst. It says
IL seems there hss been = gaisQ nCars taTlJi z
existing be tween the parties. < i Pierce aii,i
N. +. Daily, toz more thsn I. yaar. Occa.
s!onaily this feeling OF luminosity wag arou,s4ti
by some new cause cf rrovocatiol. last
Saturday, while the Home Guard VFas o,l ra-
rade in Bd7u: prairie, Mr., Pierce demanded Of
dir. Daily az explanation Il = aota written
to him by Daily. Pierce h9ing arIaed WITH a
double harre,e1 sh0e gUn, MT Daily tLought
II niAafs 10 enter into IN exptaHa tic0 YFithou
being similarly armed; Ne therefore procured
gun. and the parties star .oi 70 the woods -
Mr. Pierce being ten OF Eweiys f-a, before,
turned and fred, bat t rturG1elY f0r Dlily,
the entire charge was lodged ln tT,aa ny the
side or which ne was standing. Mr. II
then ieveied his gun 1t Pierre. oEt Il r.tsss sd
IRE. whoreupon hir. Pierce Grad ths second
barrel, lodging the c01Ients 5ts SIDE OF his
ant8gcG:si, infsi2tinz i moetai vyousld WhiIe
ia the act CT faiitng ne tDaiiyj 6rea, killing
Mr. Pierce Instantly. Taus rs two combli-
ants lay on the ground within terl feet OF each
other, one dead and tbs ctSer suffaring ina
most excI Uciatin2 PAIN, resulting IA aociz-
Jaw, Killing hin Il u short tiEns.
We should ada that these tw.5 young Ee -
tleInen wera close neigh oors and kilislaci. and
each leaves Il wife and children.
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ACTIVE PaEPAgATIosS--Arse recent letter from

Ntw plA ttT3.
The Government is Ya',ving with great sigor
IL naval Affairs. Almost svery steamer,
suitable fer biockading purposes, is either
chartered or undergoing exam iaation wi h
,ha. view The following Steamers were sold
py II g. Cromwell TO the War Department
Yesterday *. L. Cuyler, Huntsville and
Montgomery. 1t is pr obabls that the pro-
p9liers Mount Vernon. Mot.csi.c, Potomac,
Locust Pa!nt, Parkers;surg ana Chesapeake
VIII also 5e purchased.
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PERHONAL.

/ "vJ NUFD SOLDIER TO whom q
q .TA ss'F.t d AZ kh6 tCa WA lent. ss pillow,
1-A4,e-1seld 03 Manassas. On the 2ist con-
.ref.'s,v,5t yer Fapsnfed Revolver, inay's Da-
vi na"3 tos eE4 several other little arttoles,
az = sief f sAyeF ty leaving IL &t the os3et OF
1pHLoP, Eo6CDER = co.
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How THE WEsrBgs C0LoaEi5 WEaE iAxea
the Louisville Democrat. OF me 2ize ;nst.,
publishas ths following extract nom a lei tac
written by q member Of Col. " Fooarsl.i1n
regiment:
The next day 9fter raachins General Co1's
Camp, on the IL hanaWha, Ii battle ;0oF place
five miles from our Camp ground, csli "a the
Ohio regiments was defeated. TIE Tl5n, ,4C ~
ever, we're not 10 blame; ibev sough. gal
liutly. General CcX had 500 Ilel wttaIa
i've miles OF the reheis. who nad care
up breast7ToTlEs. Their force vras ! 5A,
men. Notwi thsteGd.us tI1ose 8,ivaa ta,-e-
General CoK scat only / G0J A4an against
them. He lad not informed himself q their
strength, ;cc did he send any reserves l!.
ammunition, Some OF ths ioeD c25 ffy-eS
and some thirty rounds OF cartridges. au6
fought TIL these we've eSnGuste.., .ri.af taay
had 10 retreat. We ooutd distinctly Aear 1bs.
cannonading, snd stayed outside Eatt. i.,g
We h2d on cur cartridge belts. and were ,rt-.
pared ana aarer 20 mach, tklnsiuz oGc helm
might ce nee-ed, and i'm npatientiy tsa iG1as fh,
order, At three o 'CiO< 7 Z. u Coiglss 2 ..f.
ruH beat the ionS roll md formed she ces.i0slt
into line Of battle oIder, and haiI as ar ealy,
that there mlgat he no aei@y il We were called
upon. toi. ooGTEf went % Qea. Cog. and
begged him tG 2ilO9 t1e Second atuckg
Regiment 70 60 % the hsttis ground U1x re-
piled that he Iisd sent enough tn Is ke taa
reDais. In this he was n s-J.EGl, ana Wood
run Was the beiter Judge, II has advice
had been followed by Cox, sna ret-.s yvoIiI0
have seen easily takes This, however.
Is not all Of General Ccx's hlUntle;s = stiti
grsster o1a remains untold. At about
Iour ocjccS on Ine eve1IEr OK the GsSt
General UcA came TO Wood-uR aDd fold Gno
that cur men were victorious, 0as tnat the
Colonel CT the regiment was wounded, sud
that ne E1goodru1) nai hotter - Nu 40
tSo camp and SIS Row tAey yers E3itirg or -
Cols. " ccGraE ana EeT Iaen Slar1ad ior the
battle fsid, aud found that orr rGen, instead
OF being victorious, as General Cox had re,
ported, wers defee.sd Wnen Cots. Wood ru6
and Net approached Gae caWp, 4hev G1sw Il
Union flag nyilg iii II, aud aHpc2sing IL al;
right, trey rushed in, ana g'eEs .l1.neaia xi,,
taken prisoners OF war. Iha Rars giad 70 .st
them, and We doC't blame them Certainly
we would heartily rejJlos cGLiI we recover
woodruff. We nsraiy know what to s,a si1cs
We harr lOst him ~
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EIYE DUT.Ii rs Kn.M aKD-aeI

- the return 10 rae OF ny hoy BOILING. He
Is bright mplat.o. 10 yeats cid. sauaro
sbusis; yell gYowa fer hts ags hair a.
o,iued to be bushy, but has been feesntiy
cut He w.ii pass himself for rree. ana VIII 9a :
dsavor to sat work In the city or afonad ne
suhurba. HIS mother. Patsy, tbes0agitS %
.}aynor, of New Yexk, hss free huss,ana named
Iossp. Thoy i.vs aas.saa Sd and ~ streets
Iaeax My. John Tel,lans, - and may aid In asr-
boYlng h.ra I viii give the ABOVE reward for
bis loagr,ent Ia any ef the iai ls Of a,ehmend.
81 .seetx IS. w. GREEN, in.
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DAlNTS, PAINTS. --guss Ysos, yed q issgs lot
of white LsAd, White Ems. USnssr. Ter de
Sienna, Ohy0nes, Green and Yellow, Paris 0reen
Ysrdissas. bl.ck psint. Prua.iaa Blus, UItrs
ksriAe, DO, fsxmiliioa, Venetian Red, Qohys
0fsn. ysrniahoe, A1d all materials usAd by Paint.
A. S66iKts Co. + No. ID is NJ nsln si..s &.
NoEz5sSEiS s. HI s;Vi1;; 5i7SSESSS;;;r!!s 81; 2
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.pporr~.,w., n.p.orw.

Know all men BY thsss present E1es We, teo
subscribers, hetcg sto1S holders N tss Virginia
Snd Tennessee Railroad Company, 90 As9ss7 eoa.
ssitLra 31I appoint Cur tTuS al IavfGl
st.ornsy and proxy to represent c-ess 0: us ei
general meetlngs OF the Stockholders Ss sald CON-
paSY, when not personally present wlta
full row o. aud authority eh general Easstass
10 give saeh vote or votes, and 10 10 such oths-
ret or sstr, es sGeh cf Us soald StTe or &c u ws
were personally present
Eitasss car Lss.s saa seals. this - eAF cs.-s
So.
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yCCEG AEHB OHRiSTlAS AET,jLIATiu&,
RG0REOEe. "a, J-ty se, tSEI

yGCEe ARaB OHRi5gl Az AhS,jLIAIip&,
kE0EEoEp. u ,J-tT &C. tfg1
ELAe G3AsN3 .IEAA1s5Ns hzyA5s ts2R
- rsesiy ' ed hv op. AssoaiasiGa FROM vsr.-
acs indivSdus,s aud sseoesatiaos IL CSaFtsateE
snd elssE here, proposing 70 s7x5'sa sHp4tt5 -
soldiers, hsvs baoB Appointed oG,Ia1scs se A1-
.hs reception sad si.tTiouts1p os tao sails SEP
pltes, ANY sonEFicEt4 & E5, EaGsAe1 Ga1Gys sA2Ee'
tng or provisions intended fS tbs eo.5iers IN n :
Uonrodersta Amy, win he rs-etvs3 OF IS 2: iEr
pepot oa kstn stres.. ss. Inc isyotsvsl& 1Gtst.
ith door from the s0Tasrs - t1S saE.e % azssi-
outad By n paIacn. or thFoGSa - egs1l -
POI al By us rp02 tsQUi5itioEs osGDaS ~ ss1--
ssoa or 0tn or commissioned etzSsk.
Tis benevolent sra a.su.@a taSt e. Gzvce.kia n
5yge.saEify vill aoE "a anGEess fng los Iaaisicrs
t,s,si5 en- c. snen Articles "a WI ns EXcst
ssptabls to ths sfss sad SfouE15- -slS1sE<.
ssns-s o. sl=.lsrs =, sas 3spc. @tCSa a. u, S2
e u.
Hdlysxs all pssSagea 80 - AFas FcEanisias. &.
d. u, 70. Esshacn6, Vs.
va. Z. 4rrTcaD,
JAS. z hD&GEks, J Ccnss@.+ sss
40 liza 5Aa25 GcEDOE.
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af FRIENDS and THE PUBLAC.

!hsdf -, -sspaelfuily ssnouEee that ] eAn Be
YaTgqITsa - seat sith ths concern Of Aessrs
ssTtlsa-'ss ssTtl+%'s y = kiEKLIH, with whom have H,ads
-Stsg -, Gts y eaT sns ssii AL kindr OF goods
.o.s.. g The srigy. Of which have slTsady
l.isa, s-Aa an ee~ sseAiriag By -1pssss 2nd
',r.3es' - ~H'sb in doe time wifi cafl your at
Claiborne WAfkllA,
Sc "a. foimsfiy With smth, khodes = Co.
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RpRgEs, &C., FOE E:AgsM.
UESERTER9
ONE HE.NDk SD ANU FIErv uoE.LAks

ONE HCNDkkD AND FIETy DoEs.Aks
" REV ARD This aDi9Uot viii b6 paid u 8
the appreheo sicn 6nd conbuemont Of Avs de- ID
serteIF rom Company "a - or l'ta kegimeat t9
Virginia Foluntsszs. o. thifty dollar vll! be q
pad tof ths AnpreneD .ion and deliysRy 1G Gifber
one of tbs following sys d-rsYte:e:
WILLIAM j. aKE9OkT, aged 2l years. re-
cruited from Pete rsbzFg. Va Is a3GGt geet n
inches high, freekled f&cs and spars frame. He
is balisved TO re n tha ReighborDo0d CT Fcr;s-
mouth, having, siaca his ce@ertion, c0aneeted
himself with oas g ma Petsrshurg comYan.as
stationed there.
WILLIAM WiTHY. aged 20 years, recruited
ftotn Church hili, Richmond, - ehoEt feet
iaohss hRn, OF dark. s~srthy complexion, and Ia
also thought 20 be in the Aeighborhood II = orc
or Portsmouth,.
WILLIAM M. MILLER, AGED % years, recruit
ed IN Richmond; thin frame, saIiow complexion,
with small scar rpon the left conner OF bis
mouth.
DARK, saliow eorap. .eXi0r, very mach resembling
au Indian
JOHN X. WYATT, aged 20 years; full feet
high, tbia ana spAse IN poIsoH with very tEseSisd
face
As~ MILLER, saRAGaTEF and WYATT deserted
on the l9th Ansast, instant. and ars supposed ~
be lurking shont Richmond: ~
address, COT, T J AUHuhty
ar es-.dt& 18Th Reg't Va. Vols.
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wita'..i 49,
"Frortes 70 represent szask in tsssE sassSs =
n.etinge anAil only De vElia fox the sysae OF $40
years from tbs data thereof" W. Il. q,
Al It'd
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PTSsIDGST'S OFFICE, !,
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s<sfafR .ans EN'E- = 81 II L vt. No


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asxs. BY order oi TIA soasa:
sssy Soxza DifsstoTs "a. sna Ts2a. z Z. o.
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T,ISSOLUTRON.--fh drn or sTuE sfDE,
~ GREEN & h IS tEoi-ed ~ ''ut s-saR q
the ist July, .sai JOEE hAws1 having ats-
posed OF HIS eGtifs iat0ystt I a tha c . ~ =.
H. AEpEgsog the basi 'ess viii ss 9 ID A1tsd ?
him and ALEXtUs GRBEE, other o. whom Ff-
thor1Zsd to algp tha paiae nj tne Trta "a fa:=
tioa only. g. ki h ~.
A. GREEN,
IslO. =. 40 T7Es.
Etebnoa3. Aux. 2s. 1891 ~ -
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.RUwAwGg5.


IN SIaO RENARD.-Kan away from the
&E snpscrber, on the eth inst, at Eisaaa,
Virginia, nUiatto boy named AM ra}f
hev ts ahNt 80 years ci age fee: or 8
.x.&. inoaas high- He mad on when ne lsfi
psiy Of white Osnaburg paats spd 81 hSeaed shlft
no coat; is rather slow spoken; 40 particular
marks remenbaTeu~
The bove reward will be given for anfhcient
proof convict any white pereon cf ass5stlnS
said boy in ffeesing his escape; or 4 ~ E.fl =
FIVE DOLLARS wiIi be paid fcr d IL safe de livery
Sitner 10 myself or in any jail Y h9Ie /, esn sst
him. a h. fSlBhLhs
al 2T-fn~ OF tbs 3d Reg'tS G. ois.
"a TEN DOLLARS k e " = eH H-l wlil
dSE giss the above reward TOR the return 70
"a IIa or for such Information re Will lead %
ths arrest OF NEGRO Boy, csmed boS-
.x&us hCK. He III OF medium Size, 9g youoW or
copper color, and has light ey es. fhiES
ne has either sola 70 Msnassas with Bome fegi-
SneRt OF soldiers, or Is lurking a5cdt soms e.Iap
ground nsar the city. He was hired ~ Il. .
Mayo ioY the present year by d. kacho,
w +. MARTIN,
At 8. NJ. Eailey's Tobseco Factory.
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ssv.c-.a, 4 CERG aAL gUgEAc FOR
SPTTAL Af0 ETPPTdsa TROEi
30U1n CAROLINA having bssn est&ei iisEsd IL
Chsriottssytile, persons Es1asiAS oa BeIes af
themseive IA communication w;tA 8. saai eCssA
having II IN ahaI4e, address RsY. T.. w. Bks7-
ssLL, opposite Aoatsso1o Doass, UhSl Slostss-
Vile. GE ia
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q Lady'S opfnion olf Oar jnpa9sra-A yfss
ef ttsTa IN oa5 about Alexandria,
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gxEICg os y. =. MkURT IS Uo.,t
EfUAaoan. VA Acgaxt e. tlI1
@sno EFS2 s.sFk EaATsesE q ~a, tareresa
2%x and zcn-istsEss, PAYING hGAf.., ss1s
con aud regigterec, f.y sai9.
SOUTHaRa COS sDEEAGS Bos E7 ana 1atJs
ISrERED ET0GE, fe. sale
EeE- 4 q -
GOLD and EiSiVkE COLE.
EIGHT EUED5 On Ina ooath. al So
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SPkCiAt Nos.C E.-Ta fszrp.Trs So
~A TlNhEaS snc SIhET III Z WGhe-.
khS Of the Ccnfedsfsa ststss. rf.y- la ths ~ of
Richmond. ToC ne requested 20 Il et % ho-
SkcDAf SlGHT. e. ti.s shop cf Nc es1eh ~
Ryan, oa I4th strss., near Aayos hf q 6, 10 sss .
irtO eoDsiae Z ioa the subject Of tarostns sNay
the Tankes elil aas adopting bill for ourss =es-
aR 77--2tS oaE OF KRA nCabEs.
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-.....,s .esa.h E1Rusl session OF this sCHoOI,
-i.'--r'-sn-- - Ao2nAI. The sd Sspt next,
.. -----~si'-t Ih8rpa.
- zy-g.4ks. =, ca AsEsieto~..
3, - ier sra. s7P2v, sGfsr i6'h ssE.smAsr, te
- 5s-rs.5e!. q se k.enmoad House
-t.-ItIs C.P AukRUSS.
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+Il R!CHN0ED, VA.
Is -lse,1ciH Q. rtU be opsa again on tas lst
~ q II. .obtF, 1881, for ths fesep:ion both OF
p.-r4,cs ia Day sSa..ars For pcrticui.rs
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