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What a Deserter eays.

Tns Lynchburg Republican, of Monday, Sc.
iates the following:
4 ds.erter from the xenkss srmy Of iie.
UoWell at Erede, ick sbuTg. Is now here under
guard. Es belonged to I[.rE's division al Il
states that they were on the march to Rich.
mond, and had go.ten soma g ght or ten III les
from Fredericksburg, whsn the news OF
Eank.'s rout by Old StonsWali came upon
them Ike clap OF thun0 IT from q clear sky
producing the utmost ons.erIation among
both ofIicsIs And men. halt was iIo med!.
e;ely called, and in ! short time Afterwards
orders came from Washington for the army
20 move to the Valley TO h;s support. The
march was Immediately commenced, and on
Monday, the 2elh of may, they had reached
the vicinity OF Cuipeper Uourt-House, when
he, (the dsserter) Eot hiking tue iGea CT being
pittsd against ths StcpewcH brigade, tCoK
French leave ana came in to the Con federets
lines.
Hs states that on Friaay night, Goth BIay,
the guard over the magazine In Ersdericks-
burg was Killed, aud the magazine blown up.
destroying an immenae amount OF ammuni.
ZION, AID damaging many buildings In the
vicinity. Several tiIiZsns We're arrested,
charged with the act, bur np to the time he
left no evidence had been obtained As 10 their
guilt.
Tns Yauksss have stretched Uaion nag
across the Main street Of the town, but the
cit;2 sus refuse 10 pass under Il. To oW their
contempt for 1t, trey will frequently 60 up
70 il. ana then with the NEST contem p.uous
movements turn b4ck, ana 90 Sroand the
square. III Sil O.nor r5SprCta IL IS tatu LIE
citizens show their utter l0athirg for the
Federals, and leays no opportunity unIm.
proved OF making 1t As plain to them as pos
siele. The ladies are especially v.olsn. Ia
their in sulting conduct, ard freQueD. tn reats
OF punishinE them are made by ths Federal
ofh GERS.
The Federal General Shields YVES III Star.
ford, cpposits Fredericksburg. <. when the news
Of Banks's defeat arrived, and he, too, has
tened back with his division towards Win.
chester.
McDowells army, according 10 this account,
has been much exaggerated. AT no time,
even with the re.nforcements brought by
Shields did 1t number over forty thousand
These AL .icipeted gay time In their "forward
to Richmond" and had been promised they
should certainly dine there On the first OF
June MuCh murmuring and dscoI tent was
heard among the men when their destination
was changed, and numbers of them were
taking every opportunity of escaping.
The deserter ls an EngiishInan, processes
himself heartily tired of fightinse and says
that 1t IL tclerably certain, unless the war
closes ver1 shortly, ths Yankee army gen.
orally will melt away by desertion, such is
the disgust at the long continuance OF the
war. rs is, it IL only kept toge,her now by
the exercise OF tn sternest discipline desert
ers bsiaE constantly caught la the act and
shot.
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he Twelfth Mississippi Regiment
HxADo'aa l2rH MISSISSIPPI RrG'T,
Near Richmond. Va Lunai 1852

AfV't hiSD"OuC, va. u une 4, Ioos.
To the Editors Of As Dispa.cA:
We hore yen will excuse the liberty we take
In requesting for publication this short com.
mnEication, While 10 many im mportant events
are pressing themselves upon your columns.
Among the many regiments taat bore gal.
acted more n6bly than the l2.h missis.
sippi. Being la the hottest Of the hfkt for
Gig ht hours, aha As covered h:rseif with I'm.
perishaole honors, and won bright iaursis OF
distinction, which will never Re forgottsu 30
long 40 the memory OF deeds noble and glori-
ons are recorded Lpon the scroll OF history.
Col Taylor, her brave. gallant, and chival-
rous comm ander. has gsined the respect and
esteem u al who knew him, by his manly
bearing upoa the crtmsoned battle -neld. Here
after his name Will be ranked forem ost In the
lis. Of patriotic heroes us cooi, calm and col.
lee te d manner, when dei!b's uueriink missiles
were ntb W ug down the SOLD pbaionx Of Mis-.
sitsippt's best and 6ravest sons spc1uras ed
AMI rs. aIiIo a;ei that Spartan band to s:rixs,
sesnee, the blows for libe.ty ana .anepeuo.
snrs 10 us and our Ios.efity J.itu,eaaut-
Colonel Harris AND ms Jor Lilly proved their
elaine upon our affections and rendered In.
dispsnsao!s assistance to Colonel Taylor In
directing the movements OF the regimen, and
assigning the compar les TO the posi- lions they
ware respectively called upon to occupy The
formxr tlAeuten ant Colonel karri, was pain
fully, though Eo' dangerously, wounded in
the head willie performing the stiss incum.
bent upon MIN during these try leg ap 4 heart.
rsndinE scenes. Msj r Lilly. though grow.
ing In years, possssss. The capacity OF an aged
aud experienced veteran, aEd through tn hail
Of grape, shot and shell, he remain ed at his
pos, with spirit undauntsd aud mind un.
Changed, chseIiog the soldiers Of his com r, a d
10 rene we'd exeEt;ors in this dark hour OF dis
astsr and peril. UaIike snms other resi.
mants when frat under fire, the Twelfth
Mississippi did her whols duty to her
sell arc ccuntry, ard performed with
1T hinf hing fidelity, every thiux that was
required Of her by her brave commanding
4eLeral, X. +. Rhodes, t1an whom q more
psr!ec leader and exemplary cAieftain never
existed. Hsr cfdcers and men we'll dc serve
the appreciative laudations tt at Will bs jasrIy
bestowed upon them by an impartial public,
and, moreover, by anxious and sorro wing
friands in tbs far. distant valley OF Miss;ssippi
The list OF her Killed and wounded will show
the severe loss she sustained, while ecu send
Ing for Southern rtghfs upon ths blood
stained field o! glory; and the naTas - OF hose
wGo tell VIII be arioES the few tbet shall
"resist the empire Of decsy.'' JUvsSIs.
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KRKrUcKY.-The Atlanta y,,.u;,.s.


We notice that some of our excharees ara In
the nabit OF making rather impr ent state
msno relative 70 the late Southern movement
Ia Kentucky. The news OF u grand reyoiu-
t.on in pa bic sen timsnt' in that 6tats cannot
fail to - both pleasing and intsrestirR, Vet
the good Of our cause demands prudent re.
serve IN spea.ins o. any neW OsI isderats
unfortunate State. The lHtalIigencer has
been In possession of facts severa, days
past, which, ii published, could not fall to
create sensations Of pleasure In the bosom OF
every Southern man. but from pruden tiai
motives we decline Publishing them. We
have our In formation from an old friend, q
member OF MOrkan's squadron, aid whose In.
telligencs and pyobtty enti lie his staten ents
to N uch credit. 6uftics 1t for the present,
that decided change In public sentiment In
Ksntuchy has taken place. and that storm d,
brewing In that gallant State. We shall b
greatly surprised II shs "rebel sympathizsrs"
DO not give q tangible form 20 their treason"
In q few days.
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Il. p. BAsxs In 1876 the Boston pila. saia

N. r. Banks, Of Massach usetts, 1. 20 wears
OF age. he mas been factory boy, a carpeu
ter, macnlntsr, q dancing ma sesr, sn actor.
an editor, lawyer, a National Democrat.
Cohlttioni<t. an ardent lover OF the Irtsh. a
cham pion OF religious libsrty, Know. Moth
ing, and now Know-Nothing Ersssoilsr.
A correspondent Of the Augusta Chronicle
briefly sketches what BanHs has been since
that time and what hs Is now:
lie has been Governor Cf that State cele.
hrated for Its isms and wooden nutmegs, and
with the CT aracteristlc love OF his people for
the "lmighry dollar, surrendered the glory Of
tas Chief Masistracy OF such q mighty peo.
pie tc preside over the interests OF a North
western railroad with salary large enough
to tempt his innate and Grasring lows OF mo-
neY.
Like the puisea1t Butler, from the same
puynacious Stale, he exchanged the civilian
LOT high military honor under his IL aster, old
npe, and tbs last we hear CT the gallant and
cnsla Aeon ike Banks, our Uhristta warrior
anu parrot, T. j. Jackson, had pn. him and
nls atmy 20 Notorious fizht, and routed him
ana Dis 'horss, FOOT and draeoon
Hurrah for our I. +. Jackson
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CHARACTERISTIC REroRr.--lt 10 assertsd tha /
New York papers OF June End contain dis
patch from the Federal General, command.
Ing Oh the ChIckahomiay % the War Depart.
mont at Washing ton Claiming great victory
fer the Yankees, ii the battle OF Saturday
last. This was to have been expected; for even
when panic and stampede oectr., like these
a. Aanessas.end LeesburE, Front Royal snd
elsewhere, the Yankses st frat reluctantly
ADMIT u" slight reverse" they manage, In
uay or tWo,so 70 IrevaricGts and Gistort the
uu'h mat they fnd little difficulty IN con.
sihcihs the EAorant masses OF tie n orth that
~ ~ was III TACT tfi um PHI Tor the "Union arms"
ne ederais Will never MAKE public CON-
lesson ordeieat urIil they are whipped clean
oo. OF the country. Cns CT their ortit ers re.
laarhed after the battle Of Williamsburg.
I'VE caanos ahord to confess ds!sat, even in
sslrmlsh. The people OF the North w,n'l
brook 'hat. Such en- acknowledsm eut wou,S
ets. The best OF US his com mission"
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THg TENNESSEE COTToE SUPPLY .-Teo fol-
lowing is tald to tie al extract of letter I, IN
Hash lie to a CONNIE. c.a! house In Now
York
The amount OF cotton hoped tor by tbs
agents sent ou. by merchants in :he East
srn Statas on speculative & toGr was very
large; but the quantity actually ascertainsI
20 exist within reach Of buy ers IS very small.
Gre st forts have been made TO magnify tbs
amount through the press, for purposes easily
understood by the trade but the statements
vii. rot deceive business men. The prices
paid for the few available bales average -
cen,l for ton IL poor conditiOn--sou.e Iot
baied. add 10 this packing, transports Eioa =,
&c, and the price for strictiy Iniddiing quail.
ty viii exceed go c.nIs-but there IS no str;c.
iddling. From this Is viii be ssou WY
have been unsuccessful. and why those who
come after "a will be also.
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NswsaRs. wAsHrsoros, AID orar. M,

HswBlRs, WAsHIS0ToA, AID OTHER NoH1p
OARoLIIA BANKS -Nswbsrn, Washin eton and
other towns In the eastern part OF this State
having been occupied by the enemy, soma
doubt, we are informed, exists In por ttons Of
the country a. to ths currency Of the nUte1
assure our rsadera that such doubts are with
out foundation. Ths assets 0f The Hanks were
all removed before the coming Of the enemy
and their notsa, II good before. are stili freely
received and pait out BY the Banks here 49,
WlNtHStsa Journal.
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Cons,DERArx As.xuAL At CoIu.pus.-Uapt.

e CoHSRDRRArE AasYHAL AT CoLuNOus.-Capt
+. O. Hum mphrsys. OF the regular army OF the
Confederate States, Is now In Colum bcs. Ca.
supsrin tending preparations for the establish.
msnt OF O shop for tbs man nufacturs OF gun
try accoutrsmsnts, &C.; also, laboratory
for tbs fabrication Of small arms and dsld
ammunition. Captain Humphreys was In
charge, until recently. nt Baton Rouge Ar
senAl, and was compelled TO ieavs there upon
the fall OF New OrlSkus.,
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GuEaRILLA WARFARE-Iti is stated that u 81

duEaRILLA WARFARE-It is stated that 0sn .
James s. Rains IS at present In cammand OF the
remnants OF the Old MISSOURI State Guard, and
Is doing valuable and effective service. Gusr.
rillo warfare now seems to be the order OF tSs
day In Missouri. anu We can conf 11dsntjy sssert
that no better commander could b sve bean AZ.
lsctsd ,han lien. kains. Hut give hlu, his
own way, and southwest Missouri viii soon
be cleaned OF the most dastardly, Inisvius set
that ovsr cursed sGy country.
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WATERFORD, IRELAND. &,
Af,;r.b - 1917 Z


cannot tell yCp how often think OF you
and your famil particularly since ] saw IL
reported the Fedarals had Sot above Savaa.
nah. GCd cut of cornm II, D,cafioL bstwszr
country and city. WhaE viii, b acCmc ef you
all and your beautiful places, TO think Of the
possibility OF these rufi 1niy Northarn srs pill
iaJink ano destroying your Iomes GA, i. Is
terrible Would TO God the arcu.sed war was
over, and the South free frcr, tho yoke Of
Northern tyranny. The noble stand the South
has made has won the entire eymTaIhy Of
Great Britain, and now a-Gefendsr Of the In.
famous North would he almost spit on, II he
openxd ont amongst respectable people. Fec.
pis &C Il Ia Lot believe the South had means OK
msn, IN fact, To ilsEe any sand. Now they
say the eOotneruasa are roD!o fellows, and
have won spartan fame.
OF course watch with patnful anxiety for
each steamers arrival. hoping to see the
hated Federais driven away from Savannah
II II haa To be abandoned would far risth er
Know II was burned TO the ground than fall
Into Yankee hands
The only news we hear Ii through North.
srn sources. and CT course all one. sided. we
expect steamer to- day, and II is thought she
VIII bring news OF 4 battle on tEe Foto!r &C.
How all, but especially Southern conns led
people here. Will rel 2ics to hear of Z Southern
victory; bat esep If dsfea.sd, no ole eve.
doubts the nnal success OF the South
The LondOu Y!mes IL writing up tbe Sou ta.
ern cause very strong. They say the NoIt n
Is utterly bankrupt ana demoralixsd; The
seuth only II aiding Quits power; aud the de-
faat OF Doaeisou only Il warning NOT trrelax
discipline or srort. While The Sou IN is will .
population remain faithful, they can resist
attacks, except on ths sesiDoard under Cover
OF the heavy guds Of tha sbi ipS-in flci, sut ju-
gatl0n Is as. i'm possibility.
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PERSON An.

T NFnrXATION WANTED a asMUEy. a.
i eNl ~, ef COMPANY +, Uap,sn siahst', 18th
regiment a. u, volunteers, ard ] l.. c SiST 81.
c,rnpsny G, Paluiets0 sharp Shoo's-F Cob u
aiGs of Sou,h tia-oiina who we're bpsh vcBafed
Gu Sal arday las, Ia tae battle ~asr ;h's If. I'd
drsas r skIr snd
JaEE5 AchL%EE,
u 9-H' y. . /. ng.'Ua
ENtoxmAIIUN WANTeD--uf AU3A ) r.
/ LYNCH. of ,hs Kios William Artjllsre t!,D.
peny. Cant. C6i Tar. wao was wound "a T. tbs be,
ts d Ssturcay. Bart ut. Any Information ~
earn ns him win la thankfully ssco.y.d ty .is
hrctaar. Address
WILSON 3. E.yEou
Care Of Uag,s II u. r. f;r,mss.
j. Ao~2tF EIchr- -oEd-
VNEUkIa.lOn WA TED OF rJnY ",
/ and JOSEPH Z. lpH, cotl In tee fs h
Ou Snnoay last with the As. Re2i nna, Va
any foDmGrication concerning thar ieft
ut &. L. a i. L.. WuNds II's sl0rf, tour tt4rs
tcom tns corner 81 lst ttnd Hlscd s.ree y VIII
be thenF:uily received
j s-2,' VIZ r FRIr:l
INttiMM ALTON WANTED OF the si.~ra.
abouts OF THOMAS r. HUHHSTDN nne
ELISHA W. h. HUdHSTOS, msnnbs.s Of
tol. Jsnkins's Paine Ito Sharpshootera com-
pany Z, Gai t. Evans OF SDuth tsro.ina, WAC
were wounded III the late battle ncIr aiCa-
mnnd. Address T. r EU4HSIUN,
j.a-S.. Columbian Hos. tirhmord.
A nS ,,io rmz.i u ~ 70 I,iv.,o HLrs a., !.
n WRIGHT, Colap.ny a, SIT G. {, &. ii nsut,
wuo " SO siighIly c.InSed 80 III; is!t 5-elst by
spa.t AZ the :, 1t ct sod tss co: sii e. b .eu
heard fsoia, vi ts clc8. III Lkiutiy received Al
dtess
VI. Ii. DUNLAP, 40 =, s,is q. @. Qcs's
car> cf Cci. Ja:sson, Richmond. va.
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. Ps.YRa ssoA CUBA Fos PROTECTION PaoH
from .he Paris Ps;ri, risvl71

The principal Inhabitants of Havana ne ve
addressed pstitiou to the Z ueen CT Spain,
IL which they pray thar the : pani.h trocrs
may ccntiCus to act iii accord wi n II q French
the jocumen, THAI IL is ior the in tcrsst OF the
COLONY that strong ana stable government
should be established In DE exico, IN order to
prevent that country from falling into the
the basis Of their opfr .tiouG for nersa |; Ter
gaining possession OF tine Antilles, and par
tieU IaTly of Havsna. Marshal Serrano, II Ii
said, suppol is the iraJ Of the petitioners. -
An al dc camp OF the ii }rshal has arrived IN
Europe frcm Havana, On bis way to N adrid
charged with u special II ulisEion.
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The First Maryland Regiment.

We have received note from Atjutant
Ward, Of the lst Maryland, stating tha.in the
battles 4: Front Royal and Winchester the
regimen: had no men Killed. Privates Ryan
and Wagner, OF company Il, were wounded,
but not seriously, and will sooE be in the held
again. At Winchester Lieu...Col E z. Dor
sey received fash wound in the shoulder.
fo'cE FROM OVER THE SsA.-A gen AtlemGn
OF THIS city, who has very recently received q
letter from e. friend In Irsia cd, has kindly
permitted us to make the following extract
II confirms whashas been so often asserted.
that the hearts OF ths people OF the Old World
gTe In symrathy With the Sou.h.-sasa.aaA
Republican.
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j. 80 ,. Il IL I'm he battle fis.d 0. sunday,
X, j JdN@ Xxx, iso-. l. light cry HORSE, aScut
tlteer hands Il a., bllZei fdcs, and wnisa.
Find frot. Tue nnC-r will be HbsrG!ty re-.
wardei Dy ieav;sF aim witn the 9GaI ter.
rGastar IF the l4.n Virginia res .rnsat, and ar:
dressing me- o. tnis Csfice, stating rrnete he
can ne found. u a. u. GSIF,
la7-6s% ASA Surgeon Z A. O $.
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n OIlL Il. -!LfOT G. alton IS raa1e. by The
~ aacle OF IL Il. jos ESDN, o private IN
tnehth Aiabsraa Eeg't. skampany Il, rho ~as
WUuuasa st tee b.t.i below glen r7loIa, 90 Sat.
CTd2y. MAY Slst, 1nd ~-a broueas;O Rohmcnd
on i'nlday hfterr oci,--as ieas e.arttd Any
OEe knowing OF his wbe-= bouts Will sCI1g.T =
sreat tasorby addressing lis uneia. y. Raw.
kiNS, at thiscfiics ias-s:A
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{ = II Il to nv TO &c, IL fia2chtse-, s. go i,
I : ti! y hIfr $40. .ed 90" with ptets ot ui =
ts.roINa t.e 'ts h ,rc Tie owaer can haFs ha1 b
alp;e!a.; al ny hJaio, n ateEchsat1r Ald paying
tie c-J :.ees.
Igq--3* JAMES -TUGFR
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<svs. s.msa asss aksa n L..

= .>GA Kant -Tas uYaIoN uow occan&l sy
e. az, anGer 81. UhAriss Rotsl. Posss.eou
.lvsa abort ~ Aur5l.
:nas- 4 Y MAUaY = CsD.
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SxF AN FED Ia foImAtIoh OI .1rS. MailY
SV PLDNE&ff WHO EFT her b homs FIi.
day Ire 6th, 81 O'CLOCK Anp person know
iug wne~- she il Will ke lipeTa.iy rewarded / y
letung her husband aEoyg, between B5Td -
and j .nles river, or 9.h st.
je T-9.* GEO pLlUWkETr,
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lsnE R l. W h 81 u --s,tEaYed o. stOieu. %
DZs) he night of the 4th In stuns, from the
Camp OF ne 4lss Nirsi7iG regiment, stationed
On tie Charles City road, about fur miles
nom Kichmoad, srntl ray MARE, vita Il
bis 2e face. Fer infor r alton which will isud
nle I Ind bar viii give the above re ward
j Can ta f. ard a. tns American Ho:ei.
Wd II. BAIGGS, Cap. ard A q 8,
ia 7 3rs fist Va Esy's
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~ K n u r-SU PpOsED TO ~
STb -f;5-A rfa 10 ~, giving milk. Lny
person proving property. by calling on
MICH 81. BUTLER.
IS Il Erd .'lGy sts, Iear The Ill
art p1Vir2 expenses. en- nave her.
inJ-2
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r. OTIJH.- Infuf1naii.n wanted CT SE8uA.
~ TUS W. KGGSEa, eho was seat up rom
Yocstown on o. abcu. NAY 5.a, lse, A.y cno
koOw!ag his whereabouts, Wilt coAfvr tsyos by
aGdreEsit Z his 5Iotta@,
JOSEPH c. K5VsEY
Co. A, lss Req W Csyelry
i,9-2.' Css4 Il = Gtera-t.
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= ny iufoi,n >tios G. leeFSisJ -. II q r.'Y,
r. {? Company i 81 Alabama g7-inl u. wiz
be han tuliy roceis "a by fli5 f. f ,f Ar f:,.s
flee
je s-S.s aT .2E1Y
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FgNaE4 friends OF klr. il II. Ea u MILE
i ROY, formerly ot Richmocd county.
iato Il PoI tsmcuta, are sxc9aGinx'y anxious
10 asc tain Lis present gdiIaGx. CommuSl
cations left Ia charge of sssrs't EosfssoE. 1l3
Br cad ST., or directed to Er Jos w. GHisN,
Sd stresr, 6etTsen Uiay ANA I4slsn.
IL.
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At@ = Il - w & u. otia 90. frt iA-- csmp
srL,s near the battery on ,aa sichaca ana
W .ln4 ulabu~g road, ,hs lat ina! c..y .4spE
EOssn. 3 ic Horseis soUe Ii g zr;C's~ msr inn
sAs; is l. DARK Sy hsok, with s5i,e nqoe and tale
and has n sms:i white spot il Ai3 ioreissd. Any
cod fole will receive III s1cs AZ. of S2:,.
ia
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VAg ANTED-lnior OF s.lQH .t.D q.
w DAVIS a mem GER Of Calt. nsnney's
company, As. Virginia reZEnan he :, az
wounded on the at inst. ALy ip torma ii oI. Of
his where abouTs Will he thankfully received
by HI. distressed wife, Ia Petersburg. Peass
address CATS. SARaH DAVIS, care ~ II
Bone, Petersburg, Va" L. 7-3tk
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~ * RI FR {. sY ON, ~ r Nlsssr@
c IOETER, Hkk&IS Il HoIHE&S ) Hard
ware st2ra, nexs 10 tsr'set Cctes, on Ea.n
=1eo,. n iiua nair.of PsTEN g LEATatb
EH0TS, vim Eo!7c-o tops. Ten do'ars re
ward, and 30 lnesti.ns esEed, ltfl at M1.
Esna'eJ = DcaP Store, or - The Once o: nis- p
icai purTeyofa Derprtmeut, on Pearl street
j4s -3is JO1EPa ~ .5MIfHEr.
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- sveEinz, ! ane TN, " lie At .hs U.danLce
SORREL LAkBEdlssppssysi with s.,,.ls bri.
die ss,rt oye.c19t ueiSGt boat fifteen nauc. ;.
ui,u iDutuS mare ara tail, new fair leaShe r
Sc id's. M3t;!siian tree. The npder WIN Re
c9mpeasa.aJ IS deli veriEy her ct Jas John.
go 's stable, Frankir sr act. below Exchange Q
'ei. WM VI. PATTERSON.
p-2.s H6'q'a Cavalry Brtgads.
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,isFayed Or stolen. !yor, an sn How, FIapk-
In street. {ucsca ~ was iIai.) On FTicay
n +. 1t irst 4 HlJGA Uay Stall IN, with
b .c. ,Pgs, frGre &g.t tgii H.d CT Liln - In:i;.
ta.y a-i,.i. ri 5lilie. with Gu oYe.coa. .icd
re hind lbs aR6.iie Ite r.nJIs - Ta ri will be
pEit for hts delivery, or any 4I Isrmatiln
ri ysL that Wii lestt 50 bis recovery. Apply
. 20 iEDS. ~. UOSW ELL,
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tSr- t&u Essv a kD---34ett ur 1rs cocp-
I :er az ths erasrlcac Hotel, R smsil
P1aI e. M'i iH n Ale
coute lang f'ifty .Ioli,}' s-~-t3 Sit. Dae twenty
on Exchange Bans, Eo..olk tls tueu J.
C1L tedera ~ State; 1nd une 100, Coz isGerx
gLlses ine Rtc se.naTneG reward viii re
p11d for is recovarS II 1eS. IL tie .roprie.
Tor # II. Amer ca. A0GGi
SO l,ten- Il : GTiTl3
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raaAY Wpoisn and uettoa Hosasfy, fOs sas
n ~ ' ExIglH1'a u A.la 1t.
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t I:Ta-A1Ed--t, W. u It,a 49, aS HatD.~
- Il email az COW fr>he- L a., strsy1d ,ray
frt nav rasisece, Istt 'aGlalsisy ti.e g Eo,b
Ter esss wsYs cropped sni the ends os her herr.
s:wn.t ii s.'sc, 81. hzs . ri OF her fo-e.ro.,
t.At. ma above TeTari vii bs Z ven { r her
(elvely 10 re, CT a1v i1.r,.st,o1 c ne rlrs bsr.
JAGkS II Pt'LT.IgS,
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FEEHInD ALABAIA kkti1!4N. --Iu-
Il form ition wanteh about PrivataS .. II
kiE5ER end a. =. KIESGE, cf cvIn p2iy q,
iru.kegee LighI lufautry VITO ay. r. ported
n:ssfmg afsr Ghe battles OF SATURDAY aGc san.
day last near Hichmond Phase addrcas
Tdsut J. T SCOTT
20 l, 10th 9eorg,a Regimept,
is? ?-1ts tIaD. TGOutk3's isrieahe.