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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30
For the giekaoud Dispatch.l

On the day OF the celebrated battle at Ma
nassas, l noticed several distinguished gen
tie.aen from the Southern States, who took a
prominent part in the fight, and who did not
beIong to the service. Among others whose
gallant conduct deserves notice, was that of
Col JACK BRowN, of Talbot county, Georgia
lie joined the Mississippi Regiment, near the
battle field, as 1t was going TO the relief OF
Gen. Johnston and Selling gun from n
wounded soldier, he was soon in the thickes.
OF the light Being splendid marksman
and a man OF remarkable GOODNESS, it is rot
too much to say, that he caused several OF the
Hessian scoundrels 10 "bite the dust" He
received two slight wounds, one in the
left foot and the other III the hip He Was
at last knocked down by The coEcussion OF 8
cannon ball. which pas sed near his head, and
vas reported among the killed. l am happy
70 say, that he Is now we'll, and eager and
anxious for another fray with the miscreant
wretchcs. A
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MANASSAS The Wilmington IN. o.
Journal expresses "our sentiment III the
following:
We much prefer the aane OF Manassas 20
deslgnats the great battle Fl I'D OF tbs 2lst, 20
any of the other names far emplo yad -
Manassas is stLorous 1t Is Scriptur2l it is
connected in the southern mind Is til so manr
associations of Bsaursgards stand 10 ems cA
the Federal advance: it is the locsnty To-
which our troops fell back, and beyond winch
they would not fall back, weeks ago. TIE
general idea of the battle arises st the men
ton OF Manassas. 1t does not in connection
with Bulls Pun or Stone Bridge. what
nams may finally take its historical place in
the battle roll, we cannot say, bat our vo: is
for Manassas, although, really, the leadiu z
position SO long held by General Beauregard
is far enough from the true Manassas, which
is a gap in tho Blue Ridge-Man assas Cap
whore - the battle-ground was III the neigh
boz hood OF the junction of the road which
crosses the Blue Ridge at that Gap, wi IN the
Orange and Alexandra Road. / il called the
Manassas JUNCTION.
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Northwestern Virginia.

An intelligent gentleman from Nor thw western
Virginia has given US some interesting par
tculars Of prominent persons connected with
the SAScHo PASzA government sot up by
CARLILE h Co., in the Northwest.
"His Excclleney Gov. PIERrosr,' who has
the supreme modesty to style himself the sue
cessor of our slate Governor" JOHN LkrCnER,
Is not a Massac dusetts ankee, as is commonly
supposed. Cur informant says that, bad as
the Yankees are, such an iuiputation does
them great Injustice. Mr. PiEKroNT il ia
tive oi Virginia, and his father was Il Nirginian
before him. His wife, however, is Northern
Abolitionist, and has converted him entirely t.
her faith. lie is as rank an enemy Of the
South can be found in any part Of New
England. lie j. lawyer, but does not occu-
py high standing at the bar. Mr. PIER
poKr is member Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, and fanatic in religion.
Jshs 5. CAn.lLE is no. considered first
rate nan in iptellect, nor is he looked upon in
Northwestern Virginia as any but the noniua
leader Of the present movement. Its real heao
aud brains is IL Ms,hod.et Protestant pre- achel
residing in Wheeling, who Is said to have
snore foresight, address and energy than all
she rest Of the traitors pat together
Col REILLY, who played tue role u mil
iasy chiei,ain at phillippi, lie not Il native ol
Vry'nia. lie married Airginia lady, now
dead, and Ut the beginning Of the war was sgcn
% d Southern railroad con psny in phiiadel
phia. lie came I'll 10 Wheelisg and enliste q
bis force there, which CONSISTED principally .
Gerpans AID other Foreigners and ra.iyes o
P,nrsylyania aud Ohio living in " heel;ng
cue I"ar Il II Tie populati II Il shieh city ar
Of foreign Dir b.
An EDifoR FALLgS.-A iooux the killed u
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To The Editors Of the Dispatca II have
seen In different papers notices OF msritoriOus
conduct OF officers and men engaged the
battle Of Rich Mountain, but none deserve
more credit for brave and soidieriy conduct
than Lieuts. Brown and Roger, aud DIR. Ga.
bell, Of the Upshur Greys. They fought
bravely during the battle, anu after The order
TO retreat was given con tinuea fighting until
almost surrounded by the enemy, and then
slowly etirsd, firing as they retreated.
HAHpY BLrB,
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A COOP ARgAEoEnsST.-The Wilmington
aud Weldon railroad Company is about 1T
ting up ambulance cars for transportation OF
sick and wounded soldiers. These cars are in ,
"a nded TO run ali the way from Richmond TO
he Cape Fear river, and are to have eary
lounges End hamtaocks. It. is to be hoped
that other railroad companies will follow the
example.
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hIAnlAaAa Iuiy q. lsSl

To tie Edttors Of the Disra!ct .-Your cor
respondent, I'D. u. % - IL his statement of
the battle OF the 2lst, at Bulls Run, tStone
Bridge,) says that the &th South Carolina and
Wheat Louisiana Battalion opened the ball.
l think he is istakeE. 1t was the 4th Ala
bama and I'd Mississippi Regiments, and they
sus tanned the shock for one solid hour Of the
entire force Of the enemy. ! hope the corr"c-
ton will he made, and that men who fought
so bra yely may receive their duo.
AN ALABAMTAx.
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Forfeaa'e Rsssps.-Tao four o'clock train
from Petersburg, yesterday morniug, vas de-
layad about eng hour and a half by the con-
nectin. rod Of tia engine breaking whsn about
slile5 this side Of Ps-ersbGrg. The cara ran
ebout two hundred yards altar i. broke before
il was discovered, fsEriry up portion OF tse
track. BY the prassnee of ininf; eE the enei
neor, ke succeeded IN stepping the ssgine os-
fore s1y serious damage was do2s, AID
managed to get a. IA Is Chsstsr, whcrs an
CHER eagire was procured. when thsy pro
eesded {. this city. Under the eirsuElstassss,
this YVES most fortunate escape.
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Fer 0ficsrs. "A ssatle,nsa Who has bsos
ovsr tba sastls-a.ia nara tse abolition f.rcss
wsre rss8.tiY routed, says tsGl ona q the
saptsrss wssan. s.utoi1ed bex.s holding 500
pairs a. hasacues. ;he eai@s being labeled
g Tor ofnssts.' The enemy sought to relisge
thaIs-lysr Of the inf-ny OF Carrying su-h
inpisI1epta - var. bHt tas aGors Gxes the
tlet ,a3s ttsr. H3tki9r vori1 Esse ths
creatures opposed = 81 ssG2nei Of any oas Of
taair ss1.ureS, bdt the ahoFa IS 4ae s.. az
tirsIr rev aud aoYs! "a tie aGnsls q Wat .s
it il iaSGsaoss ts those V IL soE.ht 20 .sc it
Truly tks .jttar shatico is ksld to their OWE
lips It'll roES eanca.
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". Ii. huribut.

This man, who is now a prisoner III this
city, has done more by his pen and personal
efforts against the South than any man in the
North, except Horace GREELEY. Sush men
az he should be held as hostages for the con-
duet OF the North, and not liberated on any
preteAt.
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The FEELING IN NV YosK.-The New York
Day Book, of Tuesday afternoon, contains the
following items
A man was at tks barracks in the Park YES
terday, charged with desestion.. When askf d
why he deserted, he replied: II learned that
since ! left for the war, that my two children
had been sent to the Almshouse, aud my vita
turned besgar in the street. ! deserted To
re=cue them Do your wortst with ne"
A hard working mechanic of this city recsnt
iy asked prominent Republican politician :
What have ws working men got by voting
for Linco In! w. re to.aily lui.ai a1%
, there IL nothing lett gcf US but to lsa We cur
fsiniliss 10 staTve. aud go 10 the war To b.
shot like dogs"
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Congress.-Corgress met at the usual hoa,
on yesterday, ana was opened wi b PRAYER b,
Rev. j. A. Duacan. The President thes an
nouncad that, according to the rules, the bod
you'd 90 into secret session; so outsiders war,
rtquested to retire, and the Doors were closed
Farther, depouent saith no..
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Exi Better Taxi Core--A rumsc prevail.
"a yesterday that ths IlsssiaDs Hao have Col
Thonss, Of Richard, il custody at Fort Ne
Henry, intended to execute some saneuinnry
iuas on his person, for daring to Oppose
tho eppress0rs cf bis MATHS s.ats, Maryland
The Co-isGo.ets authorities cannot prevent
any harsh decTes tie minioaa Of tyranny may
those 70 put in force against m unarmed
priasxoE; hst thsy can rsteiiata. They caa d.
morc-they ga add to CoTeorar an ely,
With Lieutenant or TWO for good iasnsure-
The Confsdersta States &oTsrr rssnt will not
have to 20 veyy far to Cad thosa wne will be
but too glad to pay haos (un6er the I.E taii.-
n'sj any insigni!y that =ay be Unlisted on the
brave and daring Thomas.
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osrre.ltez.--A Ho:o ds;.d Yesterday, aud
received - tsat day, addressed to the Re-
porta- 81 tais paper, s2rrsets IN error. |;
says:
Il perceive thst - year p.rer, Gn this
mornings DispGtcA,) OF the proceedings IL,
thu Mayors CoHT. ca Saturday i5st. yo.
sta to that WIS accused 81 Sssl:as s. - from
Cap. Ehipplo. Tina Charge vas not fci
stalIigs, bur merely for nct giving correct
ckapge, and Wk IN ehsr.s re ~. uuSbi. tc
ssbs ..r tia;s iau TiN osl:&e b. coGC.. :; ag
ta9 <T~Cr, T0a.s, ras psctiuHy,
Th CskIIEsrAu"
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A'rfests.-Among those in the city yester-
day, were Beverly Tucker, late Consul to Lii
vcrpooi; Gen. Fair, Of Alabama, late Miuis
'@r to Belgium; Col. D,a- aud lady, Mobile
tei. j. ) "iaaaln, st. Losis; Dol T. H. Hunt
louisville, Ky. IL. {. and L. M. Johnston,
Baltimore, Is.
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Returned forae. -- The many friends 81
Quartoruastsr T5on1s 4. Sims, of th- : =
yisional Array Of Virgins, viii be graft ! il
hearing Of his safe retarn to this city. Capt
Sims was wounded sad tssen prisoner at Phil
linra, Barbour c0uaty, ssrerai weeks ago, in d
fight between tho eseu- and the Virgins
forces under Col. PoI.eIisla.
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Goed Prospect for Chap Step Nsrs.-Th.
Central cars brought down, yesterday, so-,,
half dozan or more Pet Laubs, belonging Il
Lllsworth's gang Of Ell. throats, recently cap
tured near Manassas. They we're carried l.
the War Department, themes - the prison De
not on Main street
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Nsgor's Court, July 22.-A1am Weaver,
p-evoKiug Languages TO the fGmiiy Of BENZ.
Bolton, dismissed; Ann T. Hughes. i!-gov-
srned house, acquitted Cornelius Cfonin, as
saultiug Mrs. Msrv Murphy and Gee. Dri,-
coll security in $3.50 Iequird: Joseph, slave
Of Jefferson Powers, whipped fer stealing
clothes from Col. Dixmocks servant; George
SslAouss, suspicious character, and L. kereh-
illegal, ineandiary language, continued until
to-day; 4. K. Aoercreinbi., drunk, let of
John J. Jackson, crazy soidier sent to jail.
The lass-naned poor fellow hei been in the
sage sinss lsst Friday.
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MUSES. Nor HAsrgD.-Bishop Elliot, oi
Georgia, telegraphed to Mr.. Memminger ON
tie zSd inst, to kncs ii nurses were nsedsd
and received in reply" Curses are not
wanted"
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PuacaAsE OF SwEsL CLAD FFtaArE IL
s6AscE ~ ne Paris correspondent OF the
New York News annouuces that the Con.
iederate Commissioners lid sueceaded in
Purchasing the hrst-eiass stesi-eiad Irieate II
France for their Government Hurry It over
the big pcAd, Massrs. Commissioners iad let
II play havoc with Dr. Line9ins bloc kadors.
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Going A@ay.-A detachment Of the Jack
son Guard, (the remainder Of tha company.
leave this city Oh Thursday for Lewisburg
under Capt. Dickinson, to Join Governor Wise
tarties wishing to jim, had better hasten te
maze application.
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Esesss4.-Jar1es 0. D.ris. ekarstd with
carrying 81 negroes fryr Louisa county, and
who wss recently drought to oh1ncnd On 3
Ie5ess .o'pas, sas escaped. Tie fact al sr
existing a1ention 70 bring Davis i.aioro eso OF
car city Cosrts, on q writ ot t"5.ss csrr-'s.
was mentioned; kat, IL tair~, isarriet
nothing Of 30. matter, it vas ceccludsd tha'
our Informant was mistakes. His rePortsi
ssc.oa explains the mater
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A,'rieal cF Narses--Ne undsrstaxd ID.
D.. Isaac Branch and lady, Mrs. Dr.. Turne,
and J. II. Latilner, lroa South Carolina, ar
rived ia our atty yesterday morning, as folun-
tary nurses for the sick and wounded ut Ma
nassas ans C1ipepor CouYt-!Iolss. Thsy
bring with taam about ~ boxes of supplis.
for hospital use
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E.l,E!~srs Ranted.-Soms hal.-dosea com.
p4Hiss ars Row il progress Al completion il
this city. for service ia she Geld. Volunteer
are wanted. Ths I&;ter stand on a more sill
gibis foobins than al,'itissAar, and we eoul9
advise al gho intend 10 lydt . fnainta!. eli
rights, to aaite t&ensclvas with solas company
forthwith. Ipsns ueu, s!aHd a! sYon Il.
order 81 your gong, bat g a onse. TA.rs is
nesd Of year services.
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serviug In one OF the Mississippi. regiments,
tslegraphed home from Manasaas after the
battle ''Lanch Middleton, Billy McNeiIi and
John McLauria are unhurt. Hugh Is slight.
ly wopadsd. Isays lost ny te/t arm."
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-Estrironsel, - Twelve marriage i.snss,
hars been irsued by The C,efk o: he Ha.tirss
C-sr: ~ t. ibis ass, during The montE-s
faiiing 81. OF e1.-tsird frofn tsa lsst Hsos Ii
preceding. Whs. 81 war Fret opssad, the
marriage susinsss Progressed vsry rapidly;
,ow ttisEs ara gstIng down il 70 hair usual
shssnel. II taers is anything to provoke a
xan 10 eom.ai; a sses - tEs kind, It's the
large 4uslbsr Of prstty ladies' to te sees in
tlis vicinity Is Tie prc.est tiaae.
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Az S~LesN 3ALaS
EvEF ~ E,ES
Isy z. Il. Eo.k. AGrt'r,

nous EHOEn tURsrTUGE, sr. At
> ArCT.oE On fE4UsT, ~ Augu-t 81 ;.
e's3o6E. / wiz sell - the residence ot J A. lid,
-pSEs. a the ioUSkS0LD ftXYlTURE, IN.
nracl g. AZ aoyaEy slfss, IL i-tead>, D-.k Chair
!" srjrS5es. Iabie4, Feather beds, Aattres,s.
y ssast.uds. Se.,
~ ina s.lHs line, is.s4 lot of excellent Car.
poa'ers is7ls a good order, Locks, Aiu.et
Gas f.C.uses, as.
HsTs*.-Cash. z. B. COOK, Auet.
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I''o fFae fomfaaies Of Volunteers tove,
goo men) arrived ia this city, from Franklin
county, yesterday esetHng.
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Tee PFeAsasnt VIII move 10 the iuansior
lately prepared far lis reception by tho enc
u tha present week, as 8e learn.
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w The iuterrogatories sent to the Dis
putch touching furlcughs, would be more ap
psop-ia'ely addressed to the War Department
or Commanding General
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An EDiT3R FALLgs.--A iuolix the killed Ut
Tbs battle CT Stone Bridge was George T
s.cvg!l. eaiscr Of the Rome lGa Sou raer.
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A RIoDLzp FLAa.--A gentleman who has
lust retur ned from III ansssas, informs Us that
he .aw the coiors Of the Seventh Georgia
Regiment the day after the great battle. He
says the flag had fourteen ballet holes through
1t, and that the flagstaff had been struck il
four different places. TIE immortal Barlow
was leading the regiment with this flag in
his hand at the time he fell, the color bearer
having been wounded. A Nirsinian, who
had been separated from his regiment, asked
permission TO bear The flag, which was grant
cd, and with his own hands, assisted BY one
Of tie color guard, he planted it upon Shsr-
mans Battery, commanded by Ricketts, -
Ihe ETginian insists that it was the first
Confederate flag that waved over that famous
battery. Other regiments came up At the
same time, however, and are equally entitled
to participates in the honor OF t, king the Bat
terry.
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&C. FOR EEST-T1.t very de.itable md
~ yell ssrasgsd D - L IL = G, Situated -
~ heFshsil, tvs doors above 1T streat saE-
- Eirg ei.et large rooms, wtth CLOSETS. asessse
ars Extures As. Theirs IA slso Kitchen, viii
tyru .rse loomA fsr Aervssis, gether with .as
usual oct bsi'diHs., nv srEnt,& SC Immediate ra.-
.e-sioa can b. had FsT terms, &c, asplyto
X Is. LYME Agent,
pSsa ovsr 4. Bogsksrs DraE store,
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The remains of Brig. Gen. Roman S. GAR
srrr were brought to Baltimore on the 18th
Inst, by ADAMS & Co.'S Express. Msssrs.
BENJAMIN NJ. GARRETT this cousin) and G.
X. HopeEs discharged the melancholy duty Of
receiving them. They were deposited, (as the
most suitable place at present. in the Mauso-
ieum at Grecnmosnt Cemetery, there to ava ait
the future arrangements Of bis more i'm
mediate relatives. Alettor says 81 am glad
to be able to say, that he was remarkably we'll
cared for, his body having been placed in an
excellent metallic coffin enclosed in substan-
tial box. With view to sec if any thing fur
Their was necessary for the presexyation
of tho corpse, we had the coffin opened and
found nothing needed, it being in excellent con-
dtion. The fatal wound he received must
have been as stated in the papers; the hole IN
the breast being quite visible, about an inch IN
length. and half an inch wide" The Bslti-
more Exchange, in brief notice on the oo-
casion, says :-"Gsneral GARRETT was widely
known, and wa. everywhere esteemed as
gallant officer aud an honorable gentle
man. He died where = brave soldier ever
looks to meet his end--on the field Of battle
and he leaves behind him q stainless name"
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ess DESikAB e HIVE LI1ts it.lI.E
~ 20 sgN1 - a.sirsbIe D% BILLING.
HOCSs. on Main s.. fourth hsssa above 4th
strsst, taorth side SeteE.srg out house. ssd =
age lot attached. Possession given lst August.
Fer tsrns, ks srpiyi.
JANIS r. PURCELL,
Lad 4
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rSEs SOUTHERN STEAM PksYk-
s.saaG.ETbsR Co4FAEf.--feF>oas detiraEs
Of rr51i ing this branch ef "a
ttst.a{ ests1.8 sgsinst cur ssenr can yst ind
sx sasrs5 q tss stock - ssbscrIse f-r, heir
nss 50 IL fssTl street, Hrst fcor, w6eIa all IN
foffiatior esn'ks lad. Shares Giles each. Ia al !
80 skin. v za--if
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r,Irx.>n

sNsa = Y = = = = ?. n u = = IFF TsELLN IND
Ia : @jbAiNQ foCsGEG HkEtFsClOtY. Os
,sfI STREET rEr VEIN MAIN AID FkANK.
,iS---Th~ sshscribsr having purchased the ia.
sf'st ~ tls former tomp&sy IL sue Shove con-
cora, viii, "a 'utaTs eoadsst tLs bu in.ts CT
hsnsfas,Jr'HE SSNFE OF superior br.aa. and
"rep@C.ns SMOKING f0SElco of excel Ga,
qaaitsy. He wcuiA respectfully .oneit the pa
G3zs.a "t the c4tlEE,e cf klCh rond sua tAs eeu:h
r--tTSi y, aud promises 20 spEra no means to
lazy faliy TIE 1eSit CT ~ those who may vtsh
70 rrgthsss 81 sira. s!I eraars rscaived Iil Be
empty allied liz 2o--lw"l JAS. GUSy.
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4 tAA .--az We rave 20 pay Csra rof yearly
- sysryta A. row rtedsd IA tire Inns Of oar
h1tinsss We viii. from this Gate, decline coutia.
arg aceonats, sxefrt win th ose Vorsoss who
AtEe r-4Hisriy sstgisj their bills with rs on The
Nt o. s.oH5Ty nd July.
hE In aE...ol LIZ y I'll RtlE 90
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tLAE--i coe.e9asncr ef the deficiency Gre
- RieS'sy TIA lack Of Anthracite Coal, we 10
sSsa sul}s cell the allea en OF oar customers and
citzans ssasr"'y - tue Importance Of supplying
h.I1z2iVas vltn CLONB.. HILL COAL We srs
rseslYins daily SUPPLIES ci both Lump aad Hall
Cyll.
EI- Ixk@s-Cash
L. LIZ "a u L 2 rrn n
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ES STR&YgD Or os.aS.-A sssl
<1~|T youns irsp-srsy HORSE keiosfin.t 10 III
James kivsr srd ksHswha Cosapss .
straved away er VAS ftelss fCoas ts~ at'ts h7
Of .as Casal, Rsat ths Trssessr " orSs, sE las.
Thnrsasy nizht. Tea b"tl.rs reward will ; = paid
to 1ny psrs,n who may taks HIN =. = stray AZ
re!urn hia 10 nat, OF. II ia has been stoisu = vsr-
tIoeIsi rsv,ra will BE- paid 5"r tne retaEa OF be.h
the taief ana the Aarse sWkers IL. .st hsld OF
e l.. IHlEt.
y go sse't :. {. :. < CSasl
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IGOR Hth For the beIsrs- of ne yeat
y stroEg aala bod od SERYAST WoaAN AP-
"iF ~ fiy IA atsl LFNPRiNs JAZZ
xERMAS CIGAhS.-ssG quarter boxes, III
" sale ~
& X DAVENPORT.
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II / L l. l. s. 81 I q.
oUIhENs yVlLEr sNn fAMILY

RDsNG.-BJARD. and 3 neatly PUH-
- y .sE BID Room. suitable for two gentemen.
wa BE obt9iasa by applying immaiisteiy sa Iss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-30

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