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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20

NORFOLK, Va, July Is, 1861.
Yesterday afternoon Federal steamer ap-
proaC he'd the battery at Pigs Point, fired a
shot or two, and hastily retreated. The bat
terry did not reply, and properly, too, since the
steamer showed no signs OF = fight We were
unable tc learn her name, but commend the
discretion of her commander, in not "halting''
10 flre.
gentleman who was at Bethel & week ago,
informed A gen tlemaD here, that while riding
in that neIg hborhood, he came across four or
five ankees, who, upon his appearance, He'd
through the woods. Upon inquiry, they were
found TO be looking tor their dead. 1t will he
remem beted many were found in the thic Ike ts
wounded and nearly starved, after the bat
lie, whittier they had gone to prevent being
captured. l think il likely that The exact
number killed at this point will never be
made known.
An inspection OF a number of the companies
here took place yesterday, just outside the
city limits. There were Il large number OF
troops present, and iner body OF soldiers it
Is not possible to imagine. They were inspect
ed by Col Huger, at this station, whose fine
appearance on the field added greatly to the
occasion. Qnite n number of persons were
present, among whom were many ladies. We
learn that the Colonel was highly pleased
with the inspection and the bearing of his
men.
A visit 10 the battery opposite the Gosport
ard satisfied me that everything was in r
condition OF strong defence. The negroes
here engaged have worked admirably. and
should occasion require they will be found to
aid in driving back the Northern myrrnidons
from our soil.
Double Block Jack who has crea ted
some interest on account OF the part he bore
at Bethel, where he sustained a wound, was
III our city yesterday, and boarded one of our
steamers. He is represented TO be about fifty
or sixty, possessed of a daring spirit and
speaks much about the success of our forces
in that memorable battle. / unders tand he
was "A correspondent for one of the Richmond
papers.
"A severe fight occurred in our streets day
before yesterday, IN which two men were
badly cut. One man WAS stabbed i'll the Jaw
by knife which lodged In the cheek bone
His assailant in attempting to extract it, broke
the handle oil, and piece OF the blade yet re
mains i'll the law. 1t is feared he will die
from lock aw. Another WAS cut badly in
the shoulder, but IL is likely he will recover.
1t Is gratifying to witness the numerous
proofs OF Southern fidelity on the part OF the
generous hearted ladies of our city. Even
the school girls have held fairs, and SAYS a
city paper, generously appropriated the re-
ceipts to the relief of the soldiers Great in
deed, is the impulse OF patriotism prompting
these young hearts to labor so Zealously in
our cause. God bless them, and their noble
acts, and spare them long in their devotion
and love of our glorious Oonfederacy, is the
fond wish of LUNA.
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FROM WBNCIaEsfeR.
ESPECIAL coRRssPoxDsxcx OF rHx prspArcR.1

WIScHEsTgR, July 10, Il n. 1851.
Since this time yesterday everything has
bHen In movement here, Incident to an ad
vance OF Gen. Patterson's command. Yes
tsrday morning 300 Of Col. Stuarts cavalry
charged on one regiment Of Patterson infan-
try, about six miles this side Of Martinsburg
Inc infantry fired before the charge was
made Immediately after the fire the cavalry
MADE the charge. fired their revolvers, and
from under him. The lines CT infantry were
broken as the charge was made, the infantr
retreating behind post and rail fence, which
could not be easily broken down, and over
which the cavalry could not pass. Other re-
eiments were in sight, and also some heavy
artillery. This information was given me by
member of the Clarke Cavalry, who was in
the charge and who came to winchester for
another horse for Col. Stuart. The gentleman
could give no account of the killed or wound
ed. as he came Immediately away. He said
that in the retreat he saw several horses fol-
lowing with empty saddles.
Gen. Pattersons force of Il 900 men were
last night encamped at Bunker Hill.
The last rumor, al this moment received, is
that the enemy have retrea.ed and are ad-
appears to tie the impression that we shall
have no fight.
The prisoners taken r% Falling Waters say
that the time of four regiments in Patterson &
command expires on the 18th of the mont b
and that they will go home.
Mr. Thomas X Sharp, of your city. is now
at this place, and has had forty roar Bait-
more and Ohio Railroad cars hauled to Stras-
burg.
VIM. Prescott Smith, Master of TraLspor-
tation on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad &,
is in this place to-day. He came from Ralti-
more yesterday. / don't know his business
Many families between here and Leaksville
are moving into Winchester. Your CORES
pondent feels no apprehension of trouble from
the enemy, aud shall continue TO remain in
pursuit of his business until Gen. John ston s
army retreats, which he is satisfied will not
be done.
Prisoners are brought in here every day.
The soldiers are all anxious for fight, an
every thing is III readiness to meet the enemy.
S. r. T.
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Federal CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July Is In the House to day
Il bill was passed renting fires where shirs
are unable to get proper papers.
A bill was passed authorizing the forward.
ing OF soldiers letters without additional
charge.
a bill 10 pay volunteers from the time they
reEdezyoused, was passed.
In the Senate, Secretary Forney called the
body to order, and announced that Vice Pres
ident Hamlin would be absent the balance of
the session.
The bill au thorizng the appoin tment of an
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and the bill
Tor the better organization of the Marine
Corps, were passed.
The bill to modify the Tariff act met with
unexpected opposition in the House to-day.
Ia the House TO day the action in regard to
MI May, member from Baltimore, i'll regard
to his visit to Richmond, was laid on the
table.
WASHINGTON, July 70 In the Senate, to-
day, the military bill was passed.
The House CONQUERED in the Senate amend
ments to the Navy bill.
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From WaSiiington.

WASHINGTON, July ls-l21 O'Clock, Il. NJ
There was nothing reliable or official receiy ed
from Fairfax up TO noon, to day.
A courier from General McDowell's head
quarters has reached here who states that the
Federal army marched early this morning ON
Centreville
General Mcdowell said last night that he
thought the Contederates would fight at Cen
treville.
1t is reported here that General John ton s
forces at Winchester are endeavoring to lutte
with General Beaureyard's columns at Ma
naSSaS.
General Scott states that there are between
$4,000 and 10000 troops at CentIeville and
Manassas.
WASHINGTON, July R.-Seven thousand axes
have been sent TO the Federal army
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispateh.
'he Ladies in the FieLci--Ou Crops attended
to On Them dc
JANIS CITY COuNTY. il


JAMES CITY COUNTY, J uly Il, 1861.
AS many of orr citizens have gone TO meet
"the enemy" and most of the laborers have
been drafted to work on different fortifications
the ladies OF this county doubled their dill
gence. and to-day many meet to form a sew.
ing society and report the number of beds and
articles for the benefit of the sick at York
town.
Yesterday two ladies could be seen, with
their hoes III hand, wedding corn, as such work
is very necessary at this time One of them
informed me that she weeded about ., 500 hills,
and that her sister was "too much for her" at
wedding corn What will the husband say
when he hears that his wife is wedding corn !
What will Nirginians say and what will the
ent tire South say2
What prospect is there for "subjugation ?'
Is a man 10 be frightened by Abe Lincoln,
when the ladies act thus Call for million 5
OF men call for millions of dollars, and when
there is no man to grit on his armor for war
fare, woman w al meet the hireiings Of Yam
keedom, and cause them TO kueel and call for
mercy.
/ have only written a few lines, that you
may insert IL in your paper. to give to our
els tiers in the South what Virginia ladies are
doing. ! am not writer for newspapers.
JAMES CITY.
+. S.-The above lady will con tinue to weed
corn till the crop is we'll over. She wrote her
husband word that she had eleven hands in
the field. J.C.
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From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, July is Steamers from
Norfolk have been landing troops at SeweIl's
Point, where there is apparently tOrmida
BILE force.
Preparations are being m ade to annoy the
Federal shipping doubtless by masked bat
teries at Willoughby's Point, and opposite the
Rip Raps.
Two negroes from Pigs Roint report the
SoutherIers in considerable force opposite
NeWpOrt News.
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A PATRIOTIC Communicable people OF
Glenyille, Alabama, numbering about 13C
souls, have thoroughly equipped and put into
subscribed one thousand bales of cotton and
between s., 900 and II 900 to the Produce Loan.
Col. Americas q. Mitchell, q wealthy planter
subscribed his entire crop over and above his
expenses. Mr.. George H. Thompson did the
same. Besides this, the same community
raised upwards of ~ 900 to provide for the
families of absent soldiers.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch. !
THE FIGHT AT MANASSAS.
ONE THOUSAND FEDERALIs7S KILLED

GoRDoSsvILLE, July l9.-Three thousand Of
our troops and five thousand of the Federal.
lists were engaged in the fight ut Bulls Run,
near Manassas, yesterday. The battle was
fought chiefly in the woods
A grand battle is expected Tomorrow, in
which all the forces on both sides will he en-
gagged.
In the fight yesterday over one thousand of
the enemy were killed. The loss on our side
was only one hundred and forty two, includ
ing killed, wounde and missing.
The enemy to-day sent flag of truce, ask
ing us TO allow them to bury their dead. T.
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Casualties of the Rich Mountain Fight,

LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-Among the South
eTners reported to have been killed al thu
Rich Mountain fight were CAN'T. VIM. M
Skipwitb, of the Powhatan (Na) Rifles
Lieut. Dannett. or Damiett, ID. Taylor and
gentleman by the name of Walker, or DIR
Walker. Among the wounded were Capt
Delaquel and his LIST Lieutenant. Capt DE
laquei escaped to his camp, but was after
wards carried off as II prisoner. 1t is reported
that his wounds are so serious that he canno
recover
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Especial Dispatch to Richmond Dispatch.]
LATEST FROM MANASSAS /!
FLAG OF TRUCE FROM THE ENEMY
DEATH OF MAI. HARRISON.
&c, &c, &c

MAsAssAs, July l9.--Everything quiet here
to-day. A flag of truce was sent Ill by the
enemy, asking permission to bury their dead
IN which they have been busily engaged
Ihey have probably five hund. "a killed and
wounded. Our loss is less than twenty dead
An attack is hourly expected.
Geo. NJ. Muse, private in the Washing tor
Artillery, OF New Orleans, died to-day also
nj ajor II trrison, 1ith Virginia Regiment.
Two cannon and five hundred stand OF aru,s
were taken from the enemy.
Gen. Patters on has crossed the Potoma" a.
Harper Ferry. doubtless to make junction
with Gen. Mcdowell.
Fifty prisoners, principally Pennsylya
nians, arrived here to day from Winchester
1t was Thomas, and Tot William Sapgster
Of the Alexandria Ri6emen, who was killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-20
By Richard CaIthorn, Auc'tr.

IN MONDAY, 22d INST, at 10 o'clock, ut
" my store, viii sell at auction suudIy Az
sicies Consisting in Part Of bills. Il Molassss.
> bills. Mackersi,5 hIkiDs Butter, Cbessq; Black
Yea; Adau,antipe and Tailow Candies. Hei rirgs.
Pam Vi Bucksts, &c SC
FURNiTCRE.- Also. a lot Of second. hand Fur
iture. Consisting of Chairs, Bods, sGds. Rockers,
Wash~tand, Tables. Mating &C.
jyla X CAuTH0RN, Aaet.
4 DaIISISTRATOK'S NALE or DRY
JACOBS AND HntkEHol.p AND KITCHEN
FUkTlTURE.-t'n WEDNESDAY. the eash day OF
July, lset. commencing at 10 O'clock A. shall
sell at pub ic eu-tI"u. to- the highest b.,iter tor
cash, at tie store No ~ Main street, all cf the
l.Cck Of DRY GOOns Of The late John l.. SpitheY.
consisting of Cloths Cassimeres, silks. Ca!icoes,
tHd other articles usually fcuId Ia a retail Dry
Goods store. will also sell 1T the sma tim. and
place all the HOUSEHOLD AIN D KITCHEN FUR
NirURE Il said Siniher
JAMES 4. RATCLIyFE,
Admit Of John l.. Snitnsr, decd.
X. CArTH0kS, Apct. tyls
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EXCESS OF WOMEN IN ENGLAND The excess
of the fair sex in England amounts TO the
alarming large total of 545 02l but this dis
proportion between the sexes is not universal
the rongher section OF humanity being in a
majority in Derhyshire, Dnrham. Essex, Hert-
Yorkshire, Kent, Hampshire. Staffords hire,
and Westmorelhnd. In Middlesex there are
l65 ,3s9, and in Lancashire sc, 100 more women
than men, and the agricultural counties, also,
reflect the continuous drain Of emigration
upon their adult male population.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch]
Affairs in the Northwest-Safety of Gen
GarnettS C0mniand-Capture of Prison.


Garnetts COmnland-Capture of Prison.
ers.
STAUNToY, VA, July 19.--An Aid de. camr
OF General Garnett's arrived here this 70 srn
ing and reports that all the troops Of his com
mand, except thirty, have succeeded in reach
ing Monterey and are now there. A strong
force OF Confederate troops is being concen
trated there.
A number Of Col. Pegram's command, who
were paroled by Gen. Nc C]ellan after theiI
surrender, have arrived here.
About three thousand troops arrived here
to-day.
The militia are turning cut en- masse, and
snch militia as any nation, much less Yam.
KEGS, might tear.
A volunteer from Arkansas, named Bald
win, was killed here Wednesday, by falling
from the top Of Il car. His legs were cut oil
by the wheels, and his body otherwise man.
gled.
TWen,y-one prisoners were brought in last
night from Beverly by oar men. They were
all "Union y men with the exception Of one
who was regularly enlisted Yankee soldier
The traitors are now in Jail here.
Volunteer companies are rapidly foImine
here and there is Il determined disposition
never to let the invaders touch II soil which.
they swear shall be free.
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DIR. RI. BsEcxIsgIDaE.-The Danyi,le

DR.. r. J. BREcKINRIDaR.-The Danyiile Re-
view, for June. contains another article on
the Estate of the Country" from the pen OF
this gentleman. We have just received it, re
published in the Louisville Herald. The to-
tal and amazing Misrepresentation of paipaple
facts, as we'll as the leading views presented,
are such as may well suggest Ii conclusion
that the stormy passions of this great but un-
safe man have made q wreck of his reason.-
Some farther notice will appear next week.
Gln. PreSS
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''Pondenoe Of the Richmond Dispatch.
'"dt Shooting I'm Patrick.
hArVtf-n tsnu.~ rIzu


A,sr July 10, 1861. I
very lad calamity occurred here ON las,
py,,tsuay In the accidental shooting OF Austin
.s',h. by VIM. Ortiz, Esq. 1t seems din
occurred between Mr.. Ortiz and John
.an, sih, MS brother in law, about the treat
VII hhgin's wife received at his hands.
,,i,h represented to have been very cruel
sts,as thinking 1t his duty to project his
b.st :, MN and his younger brother though
Anon, nave friendly inter view with him
qnon nls conduct towards their sister. There.
Rsrman hgiin attempted to draw weapon on
1 sils va Cfitz. who was greatly under his
, the an IN. Oriiz then drew pistol; and then
ffle,SS n ae HyIton interfersd as the
him M ~ Oritz, 10 take the pistol away from
taki. a.o 10 the struggle the pistol went Oh.
slant s. ensa near the heart, which caused in .
llss ia ~ hyitou was OF one Of the best fami.
,ery , shs county, and his loss IL regretted
dn, lie leaves wife and four chil.
% t,,, Critz, who was 80 nnfortunate a.
his sa, ns friend, was presiding justice Of
him 'y%guty. aud beloved BY ali who Insw
Wa. Ma gave himself zap, and az fnauest
lsrv as'd, and the evidence elected hsf..rs ~
pa!s, ven. " prove that the sbo0tinv sas
ehs,gs.,H accidental, and therefore le Was dis.
PAtnteA.
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SNORING AT GRsNADA.--At the railroad de-
pot in Grenada, last week, DR.. John Wilson
struck Hutchinson, of the Calhoun Aven-
gers, in the face with Il pistol. Hutchinson
seized the pistol and fred 1t al Wilson four or
five times, wounding him in three places, and
shooting negro through the leg.-Nem phis
Ippsol, I'LL.
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The TribuMe'S Correspondents Account 4
the Fight nj NIanaSSas.

WAsHIScTos, July la, +. M.-The Conted
crates fell back o.. yesterday from Oentreville.
The correspondent Of the New York tribune
says
"a minor fight has been reported to have
taken place to-day at Bulls Creek, six miles
from Manassas J function, where several of the
Federal troops were killed. The fight las ted
malt An hour, but the S2utherners were too
we'll posted. Three masked batteries opened
at intervals on the Federal troops, and they
retired. Heavy firing WAS heard as the cor.
respondent left the field"
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A Coon SIaS.-Mr. J. V. Durand, agent
for the house Of J. II. Jaft'ray Il TO-, of Lon
don, was 10 our city on yesterday. We learn
from him that this well known British firm
designs establishing An agency In New Or
leans, for the importation Of goods, wares
aud merchandise Of every character, direct
from Europe, with the view OF supplying all
orders from Southern merchants. Every
movement of this kind-the natural seq uence
OF Lincoln s blockade-will add to the grow tn
OF southern cities In just such proportion as
~ oetrncts from the industrial prosperity Of
those in the Norrh.-Memphfs appeal, ITfh.
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KILLED BIT LIsHTEINa.-Duriug the heavy
storm of Wednesday evening, the 10th inst.
southeast OF Farmville, was struck by light
ming, and two negro boys, who had sought
shelter from the rain in a shed attached, and
three mules in the stable, were instantly
killed .-IYnehbuyq RspMbitc0n, 18Th.
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ExrEEs,vx SALE OF ToBAcco TO rHx FRENCH
dovsksMEsr.--A house IN Memphis, Tenn,
sold on Saturday last one hundred hogsheas,s
OF tobacco TO the agent Of the French Gov.
ernment, the same being paid for in gold. The
price obtained was six cents PER pound, which
nettesi d profit OF $50 on the hogshead.
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WEST 4 JOHNSTON
OKSELLERS
AND

BOOKSELLERS
STATION KRs,
las MAIN STREET,
REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE CON.
fkDERATE Staten, and for the Qua etermas s.
ters aud Pay Depa'tments--Ths Unite, m and
Dress of the Confederate States Army ~ pup
Ilshed ny an hority Of the Sec, etery Of War
Congress. Also, all the Laws sppertsiuiug
To the Army. Revised and Enlarged Edition.
voLUNTEER's HANDBOOK. BY Capt. jane.
e. Lee, OF LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
yOkunTKSRS MANUAL. el.so.
HARDkk'S TACTICS. Complete. vols q g.
MAHAM'1 OUT. POST DUTY. u ~.
SCHOOL OF THk GUIDES. With Illustrations
sclkNGi OF WAX 10
4. B.-GlLHAM'S MANUAL FOR MILITIA
AND VOLUNTEERS. will be ready In lev days.
vie.
ALSO
CARY'S BATpNHT kX8RClEE, ~ used In tho
WEST JOHNSTON,
y ao--N Pehiiakogs. Ri hmApd. Va.
DINKINa! PINKIN6 FINEIN1I TO
TIM LApbEs r,ssdiss Wishing Flouaees or
sn..i . ths shss.ss. sc..ss, flo1ssiss Tisks4
fci .h,ss esn's the yard, at ElhLlkl's
ira No. Il uatn ss1saf
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ExAnISsD.-Joseph Il. Taylor, the Tennes-
rse volunteer. who killed Lit. Davidson, some
months since. IT the Fair uroands, near
Lynchburg. was examined before Mayor
Bfanch Of that city ON Thursday last. aud
sent on for further trial on ths charge cf "a ar
der sE8k
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Col George Townss, State Senator from
PitisylvaniA, N lying seriously IA a. his resi-
dsnee ip that county. @#&k
tnsn named East use examined On a
charge Of treason ~ the laAt term Ct 'he Pih.
sylyanta Court. ani sent On for fnrthsr trial.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE All pogeofs are forbid to- credit my
~ wiis II SNhiETfA \. BRILL. kke having
left my hons aud deserted i-om me, will ba no
iQuSer rtsponSip,e fot auy btils ste nav con.
trsttt. II 2e-Asi HENRY IA I'LL.
1ER<UtAI,- -All members of The fOUhTH
L hOWITIEk COMPANY will be III barrsck,
corner Il 18th and Cary streets. on SATURDAY
next al 10 o'clock A. M.
~ la--1t* N. u. SiNFOED, Capt.
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FETERSBrRG. "a.
HARDWARE, a..

We have ON hand and for sale on reasonable
terms, for CASH, supply Of articles usually kept
in our line, consis Ing In part Of
$40 sets iron AXLES:
100 pair SPRINGS, assorted;
2,53o Coach SCREWS,
500 dozen Table KNIVES sod FORKS;
ID STOCKS and DIES, ASS I, to II inch,
"a Wrought AEEILS;
10 Blacbenith's BELLOWS;
Is kegs Mule SHOES;
10 kegs Wrought SPIKES;
rs. pairs Stage TRACES;
,ere gross SCREWS, assorted;
barrels Coach VARSiaH;
2se Birdie BITS, ssssrted;
:. Gross etraninK WER;
~ dozen BRIDES assorted;
10 doz an Re1Nb nd MARTINOALEG;
80 sets EkEiNSaEd BOXES;
IL 600 Carriage Bolts, to ,pchsa:
200 dozen assorted FILES;
SEQ dozen Picket KNIVES;
ton stedgs and Hand HAMMERS.
cs solid BON VICES;
1900 lbs Or tin" HOESE NAILS.
25e dozen GU aRYCOMBa:
80 DOZEN Cotton and Wool CARDS:
20 dozeu HORSE COLLARS:
200 dozen Wrought aud Cast BUTTS,
eco gross Plated RIfCkLES,
II dOzsn SADDLE TREEe:
loo pieces Gerth and Rein WEB:
10 dozen FLY NETS;
~ dozsn GIG TREES, assorted;
Also a good assortment OF CARNAGE TRIM
MtN0S, and all kinds Of Mechanics TOOLS
IA PLUMMEk Il CO.
10 i I'M puf hurt
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BusLISaToN, Iowa. July Three huE-
dred Confedarate's Cavalry have invaded APP
paloosa county. There is great terror in the
adjoining counties
The Allen Brigade, with one company OF
Artillery and two of Infantry, will leave
promptly icr North Missouri
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A LIBERAL AGr.-Oaptain William Hodges.
son OF Colonel Fleming Hodges, residing near
Okaiona, IL now sueaged at Mouitou, Alabama,
his Natl W place, In raising company Of vol
EQUIP ~ his own expense. Colonel Hodge.
has forwarded 70 that neighborhood s 900
pounds Of bacon and I, 900 pounds OF coffee for
the use OF the families OF the volunteers OF
hts sous company. Captain HODGES il d
young man of Anishsd civil and roillfary adu :
cat.un, apG a grandson " Colonel Willis y,
Hodgss " 10 11Qrlnesly Represented Lawrencs
eouaty In fAsvk1aheua Legislature.
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FROM GOV. WlsE'S LEGION,

TIE Valley Of Firgiaia-A Beautiful Co,ntry
-Ho0 the Mimfo,.s Crossed into Virginia.
Deprsdattoas--4 Battle Expected, fe., &c.
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MILITARY NOTICES
ATTENTION MILITIA,

ATTENTION MILITIA.
HESEic0 COUNTY. July 10 1861.
IN pursuance of Proclamation you will
" assemble az Heck)er's Oid Fie ID on To-Day
q tSatnrdtv,l At il o'clock, promptly, with Whist
Y arms acd Ammunition you may have or can
procure WA
Boundaries as follows; South BY Broad street.
North ny oh!ckahominy swamp, West py Me-
,n;a11hi1ss'ile turnpike and lth street, East by
Aliis Creek and New FRIDGE Road
jy Potts WM R.RpfrC n G