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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-09
DOWnins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees of Downing's Ever
bearing Mulberry, a hardy vigorous, long lived
Tree, which produces a fruit Of rare excellence,
rich, Juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is new
cr infested with worms, and never fails of good
crop, | also have
The TRU + CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERN EILLE OF
FOUR SEASONS also good lot OF the best
utlcs Of Backberrics, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, Of all the best English and Native
varieties.
A choice lot of Dahias, Glaudiolis, Tube Roses,
etc =, from H. A. Dreer, Philadelphia.
Persons wanting anything IN my line will please
call at my place, lMountllolyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island
JOHN HOLT.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

HAVING obtained the agency for Rock Is
| | land and vicinity, for he sale of the Grape
Vines grown by Dr.. {. ". Grant, at Iona Island
near PccksliI, \. y, on the Hudson river, shall
be- enabled to supply vines of unequale quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAW ARE,
DIanna, Anna, Rebecca, Union Village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 3
cent postage stamps.
These now varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Grapes.
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Are EOu Ensured !

Are Iou Ensured p.
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.Ni OF New York. Cash capital, $2j0,OOO.
Cash surplus, $4,000. incorporated 1921. one
Of the oldest companies IN the United States.
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with a large and accumulatlng surplus.
SI ERCiIANTS' lNSuRANCECOM
vi Of Hartford, Conn. Cash capital, 300 900.
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+. THOMAS LoBDELL, Sec'y.
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holders receive - per cent of the nett profits "l
the business, without Iucurriug any habi!Ity.
Insure- Buildings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Rents, L,ases, and Other lnsurabIc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
INTERNATIONAL Life Assurance Soce-
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States. II Wall St, y !. Capital, 81, 500 900
Qua antee Fund, 100000. Deposited with the
!. COMPTROLLER of the State Of New York.
/ EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, Of
/ /, the United states Office, 81 Broadway,
I Vrw York Purely Mutual,-The only Stock
/ Company N America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
/ policy holders.
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1 RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMP'NI,
y New York. Authorized capital, $500, ,OOO
with large and accumuating surplus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05
The Capture of the Battery at Eilys0n's Mills.

To tie Editors Of the DisPofch:
Ia yDiir issues of Saturday and Monday you
have made N: statement IN regard to the charge
upon the enemy's battery at Ellysan's Mills on
Thursday Afternoon, the 2Gth ult. The 2d Regi
ment of n. c. State troops is in Gen. g. Il. Ander
sons brigade and was not engaged at that point
The charge made by Gen. Ripleys brigade
consisting of the LIST aud Sd N C. and the 4lt ard
18th Ga. regiments. The LIST N. C. on the extreme
right, and 4fth Ga. made the charge and suffered
the ere;itest loss. They were CALAMITY supported
by the Sd n. G. and 18th Ga, but these regiments
the nature Of the ground, and other causes, suffer
ed but little loss This brigade only retired when
ordered TO do the strength of the enemys works
rendering its capture almost impossible. The
truth is regiment or brigade can claim to- have
taken that battery, ii abandoned by the enemy
during the night in pursuance Of their plan of
treat and fearing flank ven,ent next morning
The courage and ohstinacy with which that
charge made may be inferred from the fact
tha, the LIST North Carolina regiment lost nearly
one half OF its effective force and the 44th Georgia
nearly two thirds.
The following il a list of casualties among the
Ist n C. regiments officers
Killed: Maj r L Skinner, Capt JAS A Wright,
1t Grandie.
Wounded: Col NJ Stokes leg broken. 1t Col
Mcdowell i'll Tide; Capt Reeves. iaorta!ly, (,ince
dead:l Lit Stokes, severely; 1t Moore slightly: 1t
II F.nnell. slightly, Ii Carr. Ii Lyon, in knee.
The loss Of officers in the fitll Georgia am uu
able TO furnish yoa. No troops could have behaved
better than they did JUSTICE.
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General PaH-

This officer, who Lincoln has determined to turn
upon irgiDis, is IA descendant of Virginia stock.
hs is OF the Kentucky Pope family, which emf
grated from Virginia. II may be all the more
srat,iul "a the malignant Government at Wash
ington in ordering him to Virginia, that this officer
thus descended. But the fact will, if it have any
effect at all, only nerve the arm of our gallant and
true Southern men To strike the surer and heavier
blow when they meet him.
General Pope commanded in Northern Missouri.
and wa more distinguished fer his severity and
s-ranuy towards those who fell in his power than
for ceucralship. lincoln possibly thinks these
traits amongst the highest military attributes, and
sl"cts him TO conquer Virginia. The Northern
uress lay he is the Inan to meet Jackson
Wen, stcnewail will be glad to give the las,
eiaud con,nan.l,r with three divisions chance
for ".xtiuct"n.' lie has wound up the fame Of no
less than tpar Generals in the Valley, and as mis-
cry lovss company he il prepared TO comfort them
by sending another to herd with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05


The question are we to deal with the cue
plies Of the Union is OF practical Importance
Thirteen months have elapsed since the first rebel
gun fired at Fort Sumter, and yet the Testora-
ton OF the people of the South 10 the Union and to
their allegiance, seems 40 nearer accomplished to
av than it was year since. The reason WHY this
HIS rot been is not that the Government lacks
strength to enforee its laws and crush rebellion
our resources people are bounslless and tlie
will of the people i. as one man. The difficulty
strength a naval weakne has followed Expe-
rience has proved what MANY predicted at the ont
set. that ieDensy was out Cf the question. This
view was not confined to the North il prevails
among those of the South who have real desire to
see the Union restored They have told the GOV
eminent repeatedly tha. nothing but the strongest
measures will eonvincs the deluded masses that the
North is III earnest
The strong ain, Of the Nation must come down
with lcrce upon those who dared to rebel against
the Government. The time fer conclation has
long since passed Away, We must fight rebellion
and put II down wherever, whenever and III what
ever shape tindi it. There DE discrimina-
tion Iet ~ cen the degrees Of actual, treason Gen
Ealleck restored order in ST, Louis, and saved ihe
State t~eals.. the people believed in the terrible
c:ir1te siers Of s proc ian;aion He flung iiie
sponsibili;y of ali cruelty committed upon those
men who serrefiy svnpathzed with the rebellion
knowing that their influence. strong enough to
conir ol the rabbie.
t.en. Butler tas followed the same plan in New
Orleans, and now we want 10 seeyit carried out III
Virginia The letter oi the Mayor Of New Orleans
was more insulting than the speech Of The
Mayer Of Norfolk Jt j. iis oiuc! Insult In
ting 10 talk against the Government as to light
against 1t 'fhs Union, people 1T Barimose have
got The right spirit, and il only NEEDS that Govern
nent should adopt it, thai law and order may be
sustained by law aud not by the rabble The Gov
erninen. mkt clear up this rcbcltion as it goes
along. leaving nothing behind to create new
Sefe. as ss5ss.sszi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

COMMANDER A. H. FooTK.-- The commander Of
the Mississippi fiotiis, who has been in Cleveland
since he compelled by the state of his health TO
Lave the heet leaves the csiy very shorty fer his
Eastern horne. His health - still very feeble. while
the condition Of his woundcd limb renders II inpos
sble for him 10 bear the slightest weight upon H. =
He has however 70 far recovered that be Is ready
70 bear the excitement and fatigue of travelling
His lady has beep with him ever since his arrival
at the house Of his brother. Hop. John A. Foote
Commodore Eoote was greatly affected. on Sa.ur-
day at the Reception spf the news Of the terrible
disaster to the steamer Mound Guy, On the White
river. The officers whose names were given as
killed OF wounded were men whom he had selected
and appointed to the respons,a!c posts they oecupi-
I'd, and ~ ne re8d the names OF after another
In the fatal hist, he would icndrry npe.k oi their
good qualities and Of the uliees under which
they wore appointed Again -aai again, iu tho
course Of half hours conversation did he turn to
this subject. and. with sympathzing words express
his sorrow at fhs uEtiusl " stroke. Cserstana
Leader, Jaae 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

WHO I, He We have heen informed ty zen
tleman Of this town, that agent Of the Confede
rate states has recently made contract here for
the purchase Of corn. fodder. &c, for the army,
paving 81 30 per bu-,e for corn and ST. IS per hun
dred Tor fodder We know the articles can lie p,.r-
chased Al about one half these prices. and if the
Government has agent who does not protect her
interest she should know IT Nor ~ Government
the only one, hut the people are deeply interested,
and il is but doing them Justice for the proper au-
thorites TO investigate the matter and act accord
ingly Our informant il indignant at the imposition
thus tolerated by those in authority ss the fransac-
ton not only costs flis GereranHt aboa,t double
wh.f 1t should cost, bu: il CREATES II panic in the
market and causes all others who have 10 Iur-
chase TO pay these unusual prices. Cora has been
selling at 81 in this market. and purchasers were
expecting to get it a,sch lower. until the above
transaction became known Ibomdsciitc Ga. J
Times
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Re,aliatien for Ner,hern outraxes.

We have never al any tinae desired 10 see on tho
esr, Of Tbs so,th .n ders. .tsrc from tho recognized
rsleSei civilized warfare except that departure
nigh, Ne required by the violation Of those rules
nv our Federal encmy. Bnt, derrecatiug most
earnestly .ha, baroarity and inhamanisy falsely n.
s,ibed 10 cur soldiers ev Yankee journalists. in
,i., that da.y and mercy TO ewn people require
.basf,r every violation Of the laws Of war by the
North there shall be instant re;iihu.ion MS near In
Kind as possible by the southern Government.
The war began in a spri, and with declarations
tha, wnuld hsve warranted the South nj the start
in hsneing out the black flag and In neither giving
nor asking quarter. The Internal beas.iiness openly
proclaimed in the streets of New York and the
tsIli<h cruesics threatened by the Yankee Con-
eress warranted such resistance On the part Of
the Sonh rs hist 10 which Jackson sounded The
Rev note when he s,,ot down Ellsworth in Alexan.
,iris The Grand Army oaihe to Manassas with
handouts and halters, aud, ii they had succeeded
II shat battle the citizens of Richmond and Of al
frgina would soon havc Understood the purposes
for which those Instruments were intended. /, is
tr,,e that, sobcred by defeat they have since that
,ire disclaiwed sundsy hru,a,itics, so shockipgly
hessily fhN the whole world cried ont against
them but have they ever reiiuqusehed their bloody
aNd inhumsH purposes DO they not s,ill hold the
halter o. eG .he had Of all the Chiefs of this rebel
lion. DO they moi arrest and thr,ts. our peaceful
citizens into ja for the crime OF Patriotism Have
they rot passed confscation law, which, If they
sueeessf,F', viii sweep from every Seuihe ci,i
every dollar be Is worth on the face cf The
sartht Have they not arnasd the negroes against
their n,sssserss To not The brutal order OF Bu;ler
in New Orleans the horrible murder of Mumford
- tbs; uaapeakatle vI,lfin, sud similar atroei:iee
in ether Southern cities, cry aloud for retribu-
ten
We do poi complain that cur tields~re .ia.o,afed
TIA. gardens have been converted into deserts
that the proper's'oi our people has been subject
81 10 wsnton destruction. iha, their feelings have
occupied by the enemy have been the victims of
unparalleled expressions and indgni,cs We &C
cept h-m more or less the charc eris:ics of ev-
cry war. and which tnsy yet be resented in tarn
upon our execra.rd foe. But those infamous and
inhuman departures frop, the rules of civilized
warfars. to which we have referred deserve aud
demand no, only the r-probation of the world, but
that retaliation hch is the only OF cisiiz
ing ~avases The death OF Mumford and every sim.
liar outrage Hliisi be sun,nariIy avenged And the
given understand tina, we hold them as rebels
sgainst the Constitution and traitors to Liberty,
whose crimes deserve the halter mere than the pa
Iio,i,m for which they threaten the Southern lead
Els with death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

THE WAR IN THE ReruRIcAN PaRry.-The
fcuds in the republican party of this STATE are daily
inereasing both in bitterners and extent Divided
as il is fwesn The conservative and abolition fac.
tions, the light Ii becoming decidedly spicy Thur
low Weed leads the conservative wing. and Mayor
Oysiyke and Collector Barney the abolition. 10th
fsetfoss aIe n,arsiialipg hser forces for severe
ccntrst with fair prnspec, that one Or the other
will soon Yde in the hast ssaehp A sau,, nj Con
gress .bljoarns beld and determined efrt will be
made 10 remove Colieator Barney from the Gsstnn,-
House, and ttl his place With psrsoa houi the
Conservative ranks The prospfets afe that be win
either h. rsmpesled ID leave or 81 eIctsf Ihase will
6aus to yscats sLe Treasury Department ~. X
Hyaid f .s
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CORRUPTION IN THE Federal. CoNGErs.

Mr.. Simmons, of Ehode Island L. S. Senator
has been caught taxing per cent for getting COZ
tracts. Mr.. SehubartlI, of Providence, r. l., gave
Simmons Sl0oD for getting the contract, aid
swore to the fact before the Congressional nvesti-
eating Committee.
Senator Summons appeared before the Commits
sion ahd read the testimony, and remarked that
there were triiling errors therein Mr.. Schu-
barth came 20 him with a letter ~ introduction
from Messrs. A. d. &, j. Y. Smith, b,isaess firm
of Providence, 'of great wealth and respectable
ty, to use afr. SimmoDs's language, stating
that the bearer the inventor of q breech load
rag IJfie, and desired to obtain order from the
Government for its in the army and navy
The Senator got an interview at the State De
partment and fo.ind the invention was not saisf.c
tory. Springfield riiled ms,skets were wanted. and
be got an order Tor twenty thousand, to which was
afterwards added one for thirty thousand, making
fifty thousand in n. Messrs Smith afterwards de-
Glued cnlharking in the business. aud Schubavih
found other parties III New York who would carry
ont the contract. kr. Simmons tesrrfel before the
comiattee on this peint:
''They wanted all understanding with me about
my commission. | saw them and t,oS from tlicm an
agreement in writing to pay, at certain stirul.l.
ted times the amount agreed upon. The agreement
without qualification or condition, and had no
connection with what the Government might sut,se-
quently do, only binding themselves 10 {. due execu.
tion of the order on their part Under and in pur-
su.snce OF this agreement, they subsequently gaze
me note payable in August and iii Sc pteii-
Der next both amounting to ten thousand dollars.
which l expect will be paid, lis | have doubt of
their responsibility"
The committee III their report draw ii vefy mild
and say:
Senator Simmons we doubt not, regards his &C
ti9n in accepting this compensation strictly legal,
and we cannot, in the present condition Of the leg
ioaton of Congress upon this subject, contest his
opinion That, however, the receipt Of n large
moneyed reward, by Il member OF the United State
Senate, for such services rendered for one of his
constituents, is in harmony with the spirit OF
our institutions, we cannot but DENY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05
time knst lear.

FATHER WEti.aS. The Catholics Of t.,e Suuth
an.i especially his iie~k i'll thu siy, viii BE To.
icice 70 learn that E.y. T. Wlieian who :, a. can
tu,ed with the garrison a. Fori Pulaski aid sent
North, has been released on his parole by th-
Yankee Geyernnent, aDd viii soon return Ia tis
home lie waa ci,,s.'latn 10 the Catholic portion III
the garrison, sad'a general fa,orie with ~ the
troops. --!sataaaea RefsbsicAe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

GuNEoATs FOR EtuSsThe Ghiii.-s Govern
msn, has hired tlest ei gunho.is fron England -
They are To es. estseered and n,annnf hy. Eseil.h
nvn. whese pay will be pro, ssied Ter hy the Chi.
Each guaboat is fo .r un!r ts.a command If
asutenant of the royatsnsyy. nc pay If wi,uan is
10 be seven ha'irea pounds per asaun, There will
lie six OF these commands, th.. w.u,l nHdsf II esle
TAIN supernteniea. cansae lore with salary OF
three thousand pounds per wear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05
The Murderer Butler.

he murder OF Murnford in New Orleans by But
ler ID deed which ought never to be forgiven If
fuch crimes are passed by, there is knowing
~ntt new atrocities this tiend will commit. The
sxscrahe wretch must be punished for tlns murder
II deeds 50 horrible escape rctrbution then indeed
las Justice forsake en- the EARTH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

Too BaD.~-1he Char, sion Mcs,afg. citing a
caso whereii was impossible 10 chtaia ,.. for "a
wounded man, says:
We have heen informed that Government on
cialsin Columbia are supplied With an ,s. s.iaa,s
of iee'for juleps s,lisiies .xe While thess. IN, nj
really suffering for The srtcle in ts present in.
atanee, are denied the bele ut ef its use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

GEs. PRICE ~ Sorru csNoliSa-The Western
hero was everywhere ca Enthusiastically received in
his recent passage aeros s,,sit CaroliGa Al
Oranseburs he was wesGslud by large aSseins
bin.e OF ladies' who syr,es ont On hearing
OF sis approach Ar,.ng other Things he said that
he had bcsn suddenly ssri,aanci 10 tie West by
General Bragg wha telesraphed TO h;m that he ex,
pecttd II battle in five or six days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

Christine ossssrs has seen q iefier fsom Ea.PrcS
dent Bnehanaa, In which he likes tsss la~lioA tas
the suGasation OF In, solEL is impossihl,. he err
ruea thai the Northern troops nw IN The South will
i..i prey TO the disesstss IF i.,e climate ;d this
fact, connected VITA III. aetsraihest s.,irs If cs-
people, convinced hsn thai yvre ss.i /. max. The
astsmpt Il. stitinyatise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

ESTIMATED STOCK OF CoTloy III EURor}
We publish below comparative Statefnel; Of the
stock of cotton now On handin Europe, wa, tla.
which on hand al this time last year. The IL,
icit as will be seen, Is very la se and If snrplv
is not very soon obtained it is obvicrs that the
cotton factories of England must genelally stop
working
on The ist Of .jaae, ls6 Crmpnroa sid tas .,.se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

NTANTHD TO RsNf-Two three KOOMS
w i'll the Western suburbs at tho eity~~ fur
nisied rooms preferred Apply to
j. McMATuS.
iy 2--4ts spo.swood Hote..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

VATANTEp-A good NURSE For sseh an f,,,e
w. COED watsss y i'll BE- given. Apniy at scusls
east CONC oi Craze and Fosshoe streets
10 L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

NA| |ANFED--fu HIstr-A wiiiis WOMAN Ut
w good oiassc.er. who .an attend to children
and do general housewofis. Apply aa conner of
Third aud Canal streets ~
iy At THOMAS JONES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

NIANTED-For Union Hotel Hospital, t,vsr,y
w MALE NURSES and ten LA. \ DRESSES.
Apply to the Steward at the Hospital
.. a. CRENSHAW,
ie 81 ct Surgeon in shstge
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HON. BEH WOODS SPEECH.

New York letter TO a Philadelphia paper SAYS
If there is any Congressional Committee engaged
in investigating Ben Woods loyalty, please say to
them that in the Judgment OF Ben's constituents
the people who ought TO know him best--tiiey are
engaged IN /" work ot supererogation. The putli-
cation Of his recent (unutteret) peace speed in the
Richmond journals, is considered conclusive proof
of the mans disloyaity not taking into ;ccount at
all the editorial puff with which the publication is
accompanied Al! investigation" OF the mans
loyalty after this, is ccrtainiy sheer waste of
time
think in the course Of few DAYS you will hear
that mass meeting OF Beniaiin's constituents is
to be held for The purpose 'of repudatng the sen
tireuts Of his speech reputiating the idea that ne
represents anybody in New York buf himself. and
respectfully requesting him to resign Months ago
soule snch meeting came very near being held, bat
it WAS husied up, az the time. by Of Wood $
personal friends; but the publication of his speech,
in the Richmond papers is more than people
will stand without loud public protest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05


M ANfED--Ir -Irin.-,.iit.iy. a wuite crl,.r.I
w WOMAN, competent tor nurse. 10 70 With
II lady aud two children to the mvuaiane, 10 stay
duriue HE summer. Arriy 10
iv ..f-:it* j w DENNIS l1t. III. 81
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"yANTED--A HOUSE We uis. 10 rent =
w HOUSE for u snail family. Tie rent viii
be paid III advance il desired. and good care tak eii
Of The house. Apply Immediately g
WILLIAMS & ELLfVTT
jy .---.it No. 81 Matri a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

M TE D. f,n;T or five good bLACK-
w SMITHS, OIL light work, to whom HE high
est wages will be paid gay, trem So TO $40 per
week. Also, am equal number of good STRIKERS.
Apply at no. "A Main street.
jy 3-;,, JOHN y. vANLEw
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"TANTED-A likely negro BOY, To wait On
w an officer III camp. Ably AT the Monu.
ment Hotel. w 8 81
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NTAaTED--A FURNISHED ROOM, viii ur
wv without htsud, il Il central part Of the ctr.
by I. single gentleman. Address J,T at tho DID
patch ctiire, iv ..-~ait
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NV ANTED- "A NJ RSE-~Wi,ut in.lsasteiY
w cslo,ed NURSE Without encumbfa,ses.
a nlidde aged woman preferred
" b RI mo r. GORDON s gsrs
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wv WM. II HAHDGROvE
,ie 26A-lwt Al T. q s. Hard,foye's Faesury.
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NyAN~Ep -robu, Of i, hirs l,y fl.. r.,, Is sr
w week, ii TOP BtGt.Y aud HARA E.sg ap.
ply - SerIeant EAt.NESf,
jy i-tts Al the Stnn Statse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

- csdsr county, lows, thses wss laanmkatlursd,
ysss vi ~ = a. ss ~ satas essghsn hyssp ssaatis
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5 itlNTFItk.k.iE E.IsiYRa AlfNf1ItY Z

- VlNorS14 Asp TENaksSkk lkAltnaAate&s(
LYHcnuuao. VA, lara ~ ~ 3
HXyANTHu-N y G r Oh b:-s TN r. 4ean9
e,,t vear. 50 ahie bcdisd Ns9focs te 81 4414 tnd
Is work On rursis4 of foad. Aprly st1bat ~ lse-
Ter ar ia pefsGsl " sAs n.derlg gne4 - IuRk nfg.