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The Yankee Debt.

A writer estimates the Yankee debt at 81 300,
100000. Wehave no doubt that is below the mark.
One Of their papers ssid in August, 1861 that they
were spending 100000 day, and the expenses
have increased rather than fallen of since that
time.
Lincoln, II will be recollected, bad paaver with
certain Commissioners from certain border States,
In which he proposed to buy all the negroes The
proposition was q gross fraud. Where is he to get
the money from to pay for thems The whole reve-
nue. of the Yankee despotism il not $50, 100000
and the slaves Of Virginia alone are worth s4OO,.
0OO,6OO Some of these Commissioners accepted his
terms. Do not the fools know the condition of the
Yankee treasury better than thati They are liv-
ing now upon credit, and If they up bill of
81 500 100000 in year, on other scores, where is
the money to come from that is to pay off this Is
it from taxationf Why, the whole value of all the
property in the Yankee States is but Sc 600 0OO0OO
And The debt win reach that figure in four years.
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A DISAPPOINTED HusBAND-The Boston Con
yiey relates the following incident as having occur
red at East Boston on Wednesday last, just pre-
yious the departure for Liverpool of the British
steamship Africa
'Miss Lofty Hough. who appeared at the How.
ard AthenRuln few weeks since, and gained con-
siderable applause in her presentations Of impre ssbe
Yankee girls, had secured her passage in the
steamer, when her husband, hearing of it, went to
the Chief Of Police and represented that she WAS
non compos mentis, and that he wanted 10 have
her arrested. The Chief knew nothing of the facts
of the case, and therefore sent intelligent officer
with the husband TO investigate it. Miss Hough
was found in the saloon of the steamer her husband
pointed her to the officer and directed him
roughly, in the presence Of others, TO arrest THAT
woman" Miss Hough Immediately went on shore
at the request Of the officer and explained to him
that she had been obliged 10 support her husband
for the past ten years. and that she was now goinx
to England to escape from his prosecutions The
husband meanw lille wa. engaged in dragging some
Of his wife's baggage ashore, and in informing the
people around him that he was going to have Miss
Hough arrested After hearing the story the officer
told Miss Hough that he had no authority to detain
her, that she appeared capable of taking care Of
herself, and that she could depart in the steamer
and take her baggage with her. which she accord
ingy did, and her husband was left on the wharf
without money enough to pay his passage In the
ferry back to the city"
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General Pops.

If pompous and pretentious proclamations could
make a soldier. Julius Caesar would be baby in
the hands of Gen. Pope. The man Is simply a
compound OF vulgar self conceit, impudence and
brutality, and will be exploded in due time like all
the other military humbugs that have preceded
him The tyranny he threatens to practice upon
peaceful citizens will inflame instead of intiuii
date The crusties he proposes to visit upon
guerrillas viii be visited upon his own men, and
upon himself if his horses legs do not fast
as his garrulous tongue. Whenever of these
Federal Generals, who inaugurates the Kind OF war
fare threatened by Pope in his proclamation, falls
into our hands, he ought to be hung to the fr.t
tree. "A short shriit and long rope" for all
ouch enemies Of humanity
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.
From the Richmond Dispa,cA
"Mr Pollard 10 already well known to the PUBIC
an the author of Black DiamOnds,' etc. The pre-
sent work il written in the peculiarly animated and
racy style Of the author. and will command an ex-
tepsive SALE Mr.. r. has enjoyed unusual facilities
for collecting Information, and has made the best
use of it. The book IL written with candor ana
impartiality, and far IA we can judge, strictly
truthful and very interesting"
The Richmond Examiner says:
ct il the most elaborate and valuable literary
contribution that has yet been made to the inter
ests of the South that II will not only entce but
repay the curiosity of all readers"
From the Richmond Wig:
1.-THE we'll known ability and diligence OF Mr.
Pollard are guarantees of the value and merit OF
bis book. We anticipate much qualification from
IT'S perusal which will notice at length. Messrs
West & Johnston, the publishers, deserve much
credit for their enterprise
From the Richmond Christian ObseTrer
"'The History of the First Year Of the War tor
Southern Independence prepared by so sprightiy
and vigorous writer MIR. Pollard, makes q vol
ume that will be read with eager interest by tens
of thousands 1t gives intelligent, connected
sketch of the past eventful year, prefaced by
clear account of some of the causes of the war
The book Is an instructive, entertaining
and reliable account OF the great events of the Rev
olution of 81, and should be very largely read
WEST 81 JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers.
IL o5-lt l45 Main ST., Richmond.
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"THE CARTEL The dispatches from Richmond
state that negotiations are pending between the
Confederate and Federal Governments for an ex
change Of prisoners ION the basis of the cartel Of
1919" This was u cartel, or agreement, for an ex-
change Of prisoners between the United States and
Great Britain during the late war, by which all
prisoner, taken by either beliigerent, were TO be
peroled and returned to their respective countries
whenever q certain number were captured their
expense being paid for the time being by the con
sus Of their respective countries and receipts and
vouchers a. to rank being given and received in I'LL
such shipments Whenever the numbers thus c:p.
tured aud paroled were equal on both sides, they
were exchanged, rank for rank, With the exception
Of prisateers, whom Great Britain refused, to
recognise as menofwar's men, and who were ae.
coFdinsly retained ~ prisoners until the close of
the war.
The Augusta Chronicle IL indebted to a friend
tor this explanation. 1t wil thus be observed that
neither party h to retain any large number OF prls-
onery-they being psroled as fast as captured-ac.
counts being kept ~ TO numbers thus paroled-and
exchanged ~ soon n possible. As to The exchange
OF priyateers, the Federal Government has already
committed Itself ON that point, by proposition 70
exchange the Confederate privatsers now in its
lands We hope the Confederate Government
will hold II to iy proposition, and insis. upon ex
changing them on the same terms the military
prisoners. With this understood we think the ar
rsngement viii be very proper one, a. 1t will re.
iisve Government from the expense and trouble
Of sustaining horde Of Yanke es, numbers Of whom
will no doubt, be added TO care In every future
battle that may be fought, and Ut the Same time
will restore to our army, TO their homes numbers
Of brave Southern men now languishing In North.
een pEisons.
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BY A, NJ. HAMILTON lnn

NOTlCE.-On the 4th day of August, on the
~ premises al II o'clock NJ, shall offer for
safe. by auction, my TRACT OF LAND, lying in
the county of Goochand, adjoining the lands of Col
Randolph Harrison and others. This land lies Inn
mediateiy on the Carriers Ferry road leading from
Georges old Tavern to Cartersville and only two
miles from James river canal The tract contains
$50 acres loo acres of which IL virgin land we'll
timbered There is on the place good orchard
and ont-buidings, the dwelling was burnt during
sary say more than TO invite all who NAV feel an
interest in this sale to examine for themselves and
for any information desired refer to Mr. Geo O.
Britt, who resides near the land or address Mr. A.
H. Hamilton, Columbia, Fluvanna county, Va
TSRMs-Easy, and made known on day Of sale.
w. A. WEBB, C. 8. Navy.
Sale conducted by A. Il. HAMlLros.
fv ol-l9ts
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n0er. sTRAYn. -

TT>HRER STRAY MULES.-Came 70 the prem.
i ises Of the subscriber about or 10 DAYS since
three MULES, two Of them dark colored horse
mules, ons small. about four years old. the other
large, having protruding piece Of bone on tho
right lower jaw, resembling wart, and an indis
tinct portion Of the letter on the left shoulder a.
though he had been branded. The third a brown
mare Mule, about 10 years old, without mark. Tho
three appear to have belonged to the same team
The owner will please call for them psy charges,
aud take them away. or they will be disposed Of az
the law dlrects JACOB 8. ATLkE,
iy 25-3t* Near Pioneer Chanel
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GEN. D. H. HILLS DIVISION, }
GEN. GARLAND'S BRIGADE, )

Near h1cnmondt july I'D 1862
~ MEETING composed of the soldiers
~ from Granville county, N. C., was held this
day, for the purpose of selecting suitable persons
to represent the county of Granville in the ensuing
Legislature of North Carolina. Capt. A. D. PEACE,
Odd N. G. regiment, was appointed Chairman and
1t. n A. GREGORY, 23d \. c., and W. j. ROBERTS
18th n. c., Secretaries.
The Chairman appointed the following committee
TO report resolutions for the action of the meeting
DIR. Il. J. Hicks Lieut.. j. T. Bullock, Lieut. G. Dr.
Griffin, Lieut.. VIM. F. Over:on, X. w Coghill John
s. Meadows, j. D. Knott E. L. Femming, and f. b.
Beasiey, who reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we will soon have to vote for table
persons to represent the county of Granville in the
ensuing Legislature Of North Car olina and where
as 1t becomes our duty to select able and true men
at this important crisis: Therefore,
Res0tUed, That we recommend and will cheerful.
ly support C. II. K. TAYLOR, ESQ., for the Senate
and JAMES s. AIMS, Esq, Major G. C. BLACK.
NALL, and Capt EUGENE GREsSoa for the House
of Commons, knowing them to be able and patriot
ic men and true to the best interests of the coun
try, and believing that this ticket will be accepta
BILE to our friends at home.
Rssolred, That these proceedings be published in
the Richmond Dispatch, Petersburg Express, and
Raleigh Standard and State Journal
The meeting then adjourned
A. ID. PEACE, Chairman.
n n A J Sareons' }sscretaris,.
Raleigh Standard and State Journal please
copy. Nv 25-lt4
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10 CoNRFspONDENTs

The Editors Of the DtspaseA cannot undertake to
s~turn rejected communications The asserting
ana rpaarnine the number received A. this Office
would occupy the time Of an extra clerk.
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NORrHERN PAPERS.

8 Our friends would greatly oblise rs by sendins
any Northern papers they may chance to get In
their possesdon to this Office. The public will
thur receive the news at the earliest moment
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NOTICE-I shall. by authority sell at public
~ auction, on the 3lsr DAY OF JULY, df fair
If not. the next fair day. at DR.. VIM. F. Gaines's
barn. where they have been stored in the county OF
Hanover, lot Of Household and Kitchen PURNI.
TURE, several Horse Carts, one Ok Cart; Wagon.
Ploughs, HarrOws, Hoes, Spades, Axes, &c, &c
Also, several COWS.
TERMS-Cash on delivery on the day Of ss,a
jy 25-1w GEO wATp
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Eg JOHN II. GILMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on 1lth street between Main and Bank SITS.
Residence corner of 9th and Clay streets
~ 25-lm*
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FUTURE DAYA

QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE, 10
GoRDoSsyILLE July %, 1862 : =
DUBLIC SALE OF DAMAGED TENTS
l. will sell, at public auction, at Charlottesville,
Va. on THURSDAY, August 7th. 1862 a large 10,
OF damaged TENTS. The attention Of paper mann
facturers is invited to this sale
w. b. RICHARDS, JR
Jy3 Post Quartermaster
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HUNAWAYS.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD--Ranaway, from
my farm in Amelia. about the 25th June, two
small muatto boys, HORACE and AARON ~
years of age.
HORACE is very slender handsome and smart,
with very bright black eyes and consumptive ap-
pearance.
AARON Is dull stupid, gingerbread mulatto,
with such thick lips that one curls nearly to his
chin and the other to his nose
One Of the boys was with me On the Peninsula
for some time, aud has since been anxious to go
the army again. 1t is possible therefore, they may
have gone to Drury's Bluff. The above reward will
be paid for their delivery 10 John A. Graves Anne
liza G. H., or to Mr.. Grady Cary Street Jail
iv S5-Gt J. PEITON
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CADDLE HORSES FOR SALE.-on sATUR-
- DAY MORNING .next, At 10 O'Clock, at the
Horse Lot, on Council Chamber Hil viii be sold
SIXTEEN FINE SADDLE HORSES admirably
suited for officers and cavalry purposes These
horses are just frcm the mountains. and supe-
ror. Officers and others wishing TO purchase will
Ind II to their interest to attend this sale. Amoug
the lot Is thoroughbred Arabian stallion.
" G3-4tA J. T. CARSON.
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By GODDIN r JEFFERSON. 1ucf,


g MALL DWELLING AND BUSINESS STAND
~ and vacant LOT attached, on the South side
OF Eenable, between Valley and 18th streets FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Wll be sold at auction
on the premises, on MONDAY, 2sth July, 1862, al
A o'clock p. d., the excellent property located az
above, now in the occupancy of Mr. Patrick O'Brieu
jy25 GODDIN & AppERsoN, Aue,s
NERY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
~ FARM, OF go ACRES, ON SOUTH SIDE
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, POUR
MILES SOUTHEAST OF RICHMOND POR
SALE AT AUCrION-At the request of Peter
w. Gruoos, ESQ., we shall sell at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 3ls. July
let!, at o'clock, p. NJ, his farm called OAK.
LAND, located as above. The tract contains go
acres; OF which about half are open land, and the
balance In original and secondary growth The
cleared land has been lined, and is now In a very
high state OF improvement, and mostly set la
clover and herdsgress. The place can easily be- di.
Vided into three tracts, with plenty of wood to
each SO as to give to the dwelling 100 acres. The
dwelling is an excellent one, in good order re.
Gently painted. and is surrounded by grove Of
handsome oak trees, and is beautifully situated.
The servants houses are in good order, but nearly
all the farm buildings have been destroyed by our
army. There are on the tract some very fine mea-
dow land watered by Gillies creek. IL IL only
necessary to view the land to see the improvement
which has been made to it within the last three or
four years
TERMs.--One. fourth, cash balance'at one, two.
and three years (or all cash, at the option OF the
R,rchaserD for bonds notes, interest payable
iAf-yearly. secured by trust deed. MIR Gfubbs
will visit the place daily till day of sale and will
take pie ssnre in showing 1t to those who may call
on him. GODDIN & APPERSON
jy24 4 Auctioneers
TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs AND
TEN BEAUTIFUL LQTa ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF VENABLE STREET, BETWEEN lsrH
AND PLEASANTS SITS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION AT the request of the owner. we will sell
ut public auction, on the Premises, MONDAY,
the 2sth July, 1862, at O'Clock p. M the follow.
ing valuable real estate viz:
The two small Framed Trnements located a.
above, near the grocery store OF Mrs. Lemuel Pow
ers-one Of which is occupied by Mr. Minson and
the other by Mr.. Morris.
Also, 324 feet of Land on the south side of Ven.
able street, extending from Mostly TO Pleasants
running back LAT feet to q wide alley which will
be divided into ten lots Of about 81 feet each
These are really beautiful lots
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and ~
months, for negotiable notes, interest add & &c.
cured by trust deed
jy % GODDIN & APPERSON, Auc,s
T. LOT ON VALLEY ST, NEAR CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD WORKSHOPS. AT AUC.
TlON-After the regoing sale, (say about o'clk
r. NJ will be sold lot l0ca ted as above having
front of "a feet and depth of 63 feet A plat
OF the lot will be exhibited at the hour of sale
TEkMs.-At sale. GODDIN e. APPERSON
~ o1
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TOLEN-From in front Of the Secession Res.
- taurant,' about o'clock, Wednesday evening,
light sorrel MARE, about l44 hands high. She
had an Old scar on her back, the only mark reco
lected. She had on when TAX ell common citizens
saddle, with wooden stirrups, a good deal worn, q
bride with black renE. and plain curb iron army
bit. A liberal reward will be given for her return
to these quarters. Maj Gen. &. w. Smiths he ad-
quarters, Buchanan Springs, Clay street.
iy 95-Jt<
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~ SPE GAL ACKNO WLEDGMENT-As
~ Surgeon in charge Of the temporary Hospi-
tals, Richardson's and Dooley's, and now Of the IT,
s. Hotel Hospital, Main st. corner Of l9th desire
to return thanks for many donations for the use of
the wounded, the principal among which being !:
500 from gentleman through Rev. Moses b.
Hoge; two vausble and acce ptabis boxes from
the Mossingford Soldiers Aid Society; and numer-
Gus articles from the Army Committee of the
Young Mems Christian AssociatiCn n, through their
Almoner, Col Munford a
VIM A. CARRINGTON,
~ 2J-lt# Surgeon II, CHARGE
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FLORIDA ORoss-Ths following memoranda &c.
companies letter dated
QrTAcY, Fla, July .-eCrop OF corn made In this
region, and enough for two years Tobacco, the
Ylosida ND Lest, Tor cigars very nns Provisions
Of The country good
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STRaYED OR STOLEN-On the 10th @. July,
- from the camp of the sth Virginia regiment, a
small dun HORSE, about fifteen hands high, with
black legs, name, and tail liberal reward will
be given for his return to the above regiment or
any information leading to his recovery
IL 2.5-3tk G. W HNMMER
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Jy
r ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK
WAREHOUSE ON THE CORNER OF CARY
AND l1TH STREETS, FOR SALE.-We are au-
thorzed to sell that large and admirably well built
warehouse located as above, now under a lease for
five years, the annual rental of 3 400 and insu
rance. 1t fronts the Basin bank 80 feet, and the
line front Cary street. 1t is five stories high,
and in complete repair. The location for business
purposes is amongst the best in Richmond Apply
to GODDIN g. APPERSON,
Nv 2-4t Auctioueers.
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l. NsTRAfED-From my residence, near the Poor
IL House, on the night Of the 18TH one black
HElFER, with yellow mark on her back. Also,
one gray or speckled STEER. No marks in ears
recoliected. will give So reward for them any
information that will lead to their recovery
jy 25-3t% ROBERT PATTERSON
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CEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen on
~ the evening Of the ed, from the place he was
tied ON Ross street, heavy pony built, light bay
HORSE, heavy black name and tail, with star in
forehead English saddle, much worn, with new
double refined black bride and halter. will give
$50 for the recovery Of the horse and trappings,
$50 for sufficient evidence to convict the thief Ap.
ply at Alabama Depot, Main street. between 7th
and Stb. ~ o5-6s
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
/ from my plantation, near Amelia G. H., on the
18th inst a negro MAN named ''Sas" Sas is
about IS 40 years old and is about six feet high
black, speaks slow, walks little STOPPING He has
wife In Rockingham county. / will pay the above
reward for him. D. +. BRESEE
iv -E.s
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ID AN ANALYSED REWARD-From my FARM
III i'll the lower end of Henrico county, near
" hite Oak Swamp Bridge, on the 23d and 30th of
June, three negroes: JACKSON, l6 years old, gin
gerbread color, and hard of hearing; TOM, II
years old, black, and quite stout built; SUSAN, II
years old, black, and thick set The two last left
the day of the battle of White Oak Swamp
Bridge. ! will pay the above reward of $50 for
all three, $50 for each of them, delivered to
me- confined in some jail, that may get them.
JOHN \. DOGGETT, Company c,
~ O5---oayy21y ALIENS battalion Heavy Artil'y
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I OST-@l 600 $500 in tens and 500 in nyes
4 Confederate money and Bank notes either at
the Treasury Department or going fre,n there
through Franklin To 21st and Grace SITS ANY person
finding it will be literally rewarded by leaving II
at this office liY So-.hsl s Y SHI.ATS
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or stolen
l. on the 10th instant, large, chestnut sorrel
HORSE. Said horse had blaze face kind feet
white, nearly up to the hooks ALSO one white fore
foot. He was little low in order. The above re-
ward will be given if he is delivered at Reeds sta
Bile, or Gen. Pendletons headquarters.
K. G. NJ PAGE,
iy,I Canta;p Marria Artill.rv
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By JAS Al. TAYLOR + SON 1scss.

d. ShS. ~ lAlLON 4 SOV &HcSe.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE NORTH
SIDE oFBYRD, BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH
SITS, AT AUCTION.-Ws will sell upon the pre-.
misses on MONDAY, the 2s.h day Of July, com.
meneing at o'clock p NJ, two very desirable brick
tenements, located as above. and running back to
the Locks containing good rooms each and adapt.
ed for medium sized families
TERMS. -Onethrd cash the balance at 6 and l2
mouths, for negotiable notes. with interest added.
and secured by trust deed
JAS H. TAYLOR & SON,
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N7ANTED-A SUBSTITUTE for the war
w Apply at Battery No. 4, Richmond defences,
either to day to morrow
JAMES HUNDLEY,
jy 25-2t* SOUTHAMPTON Artillery
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NIANTED-A good. reliable man for SIBSTI-
w TUTE, for whom liberal price will be paid
Apply at this Office between the hours of and IL
O'Clock TODAY ;y 05-Jtk
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wv ANTED--To hire a colored MAN to cook
w for mess of four officers Liberal wages
will be paid Apply to
DR.. p w. BROWN,
Franklin street, between Sd and 4th.
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II IL a Southern Book by a Southern authort
II is called for by old and young, male and 10
malei .
Its authenticity cannot be doubted. and shonld
be read by all
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a LII SUBSTITUTES wanting situations in the
n Army will call at the Blacksnths on the
corner Of 18th and Clay streets. Satisfactory
terms will be agreed upon. iy 25-lf*A
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TFHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD--The above
l. reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery to the Provost Marshal for the city of Rich
mond or to myself, Of ROBT w. EVANS, private
in Go. X, SD Va. regn emit, who deserted from his
company on the l4th July, 1862. Said Evans'is .
resident of Charles City county, where he is suppos.
ed to be at this time is about feet 10 inches high
has light complexion, sandy hair blue eyes and
very peculiar gait. J. G. HARDWOOD
Captain Co. X, SD Va regt
4th Brigade, Anderson's Division
Camp Falling Greek, Chesterfield county Va
iy 25e3tN