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,n3nrtckshurC.

m tHs'
I.nsa who arrived in The
nI from she vicinity Of cry
,.'rn .h..up 70 this -r'
ps have crossed to 81. .,.a as =,
.s.Ay throw rioSe~ con
- r .se strength CT
~ NJ ecighbcrhood CT
-. e.sa, a.! told. They
IS each regiment, their
4ssrrcted rs TO serve the
Jack 10 marching, being d..
~ s<rn and ee.riea by their
ear asks -hey commenced on
&c lee arss sine. to throw oua
ri tie iowa. On Thursday
- cavalry veuturea ont sors Z
=. rom town, but being cred uron
.ss.s, hey bsst q ready and rapid
"a r.1yste dwe.liuss, besides the
- Btuse scd tae Farmers BanA,
at,lsE IS hospitals. The c,tix us
Z. f.ssy loyal Tho only exception
s p Clarke, who IS, s,id TO be in
= ala to.rn, entertaining them 10
~ &c This Individual IS 3
u yAgkce, from he hear; cf New
"a Se give tae following receipt,
aTsrses thieves gave 10 Kvn lis
1As,Td, They have com mitied
! IS. de?reda ions, and IL paper,
D. . tacs m lI.ifest thievery end
rs,aliiy, Is the only redress trfsred
] sre Injured;
rrssr OF TIE RAPPAgASHcck,
k1p opposite fredericksburg
U5nnty, Va, Arrii d, ls6l
I IS 'hat tn -s has b-cn r-cei, ed
k.m Of JOAN ? Morrison ne follow
suppi.e. 20 Bushels of corn. at
j. >uoh supplies viii he account.
,as property reSnfns OF II. McIiyaine,
kKd Il Quartermhster, Battery Il.
b lsrtsT OF 1853.
tsI q said pro, ersy will be entitled
tor tne sane after the suppression
ellJs. upon proof tia. he has, from
nItnc ed him self ss q loyal citizen
ltec states, and has Il OF given aid
Z = the reoels.
! dr sn,ho rity of Geo. W. Dewell,
bsiRry a, p V.
II. MC1LvaIxE.
Ist Lisut. ana a. Quar-,
l:srEgnsd
Iesdi Captain Light Artillery, -
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MAY lhtssy
...x NpWA

me war thu news in
"p 'I,os advance Of the enc
' Ne J,mes river. Daring
aF minors were abundant
gay "a stirring nevs froui
r's ~,,s, dispatches rom Gen
milton Of AZ en- s's'"'''
,,s souh~sssis exciting
active Beauresard has at
=, and cur '..' account unit, :, , sss
..'rs. W. sops to chronicle q
The Tennessee and M's-
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7 I1T OF LyTTsRs RENAsrTna m TIM
IL RICHMOND PosT-0fFfUE on ths Oh
Day Of M y. 1861
x Psrsons ealing for lettses ia the List win
please say they ~ ADV ERT1sKD also. giving
date Of ust.
~ The poss.gc viii be two osyts each !sc
taP adyu.tjaAA
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DUEaW Y-s;0 aEWSAD VIA pa, II.
Ia, ABOVE reward ia, the .ppr.heosios. and q. d.
Il cry to LIE Of mcla!to boy ram-d WILLIAM
ons lines 81 ed Ben Re - sb ut Is ens old;
.ul heec of hair; about fee high; scot and Wei
nit h.a been raised to waltz. z J. toe hose
Was il. d TO mrs 10 50, Oh B. Ga st Nh 4
he left ne bsiongs TO Mr.. Jas. Il. Ray OF Hen &c
90. [mv i0-5 J.e. MOORE 81 A-in q.
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e EAL ESTATE go - = a a. =:

HOE SALk-A VALUABLE TRACT F
LAND II have 70, sale us~t Of L NJ
lying In the county Of / unsnourg fvs mites e.s'
Of tbs Court house, -dl ,.n;r g the land :esi.e
on a'so, Il ssrs. joel Fsri-b, Jorn Org in, il.
and otaers--iyirs n f ct MOCK Creek. csntsiuins
.06 acI es large portion. In original sr with tn
improvement cousist o. Owe Ing hou:c, nh
w0 Rooms above and tao below, on -he Uses aao
barns The land Ia ~sf ws'eced AID Il goo
aeigLb"I hood. / deem hrther 6esc lpticn unps
esssary. AM Person vi l 10 buy W, cor-
I'd xsmips for himsel', al d wi. .ei him graz,
baTgais KO8ESf BOILING.
He- Plymouth F. ~, Lunsnbnrs co We.
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- T., L tR4akD tENnnEVc ON GHE
y NoalH IpB or TA's BETWEEN s9r9 AND
SoTH g. BEE. s,rt eE. RES WITH HlUssHoLD URSf
TUBE, FOR >ALk.--4 (. lie reruest OF Er.S.
Hartman, we Cfer for sale the framed d We IL.
iug ioca ed IS above. now in his occupancy
l. has 8 70 me, besides kitchen, &c Also. the
household furniture, g.,
Terms rsGs 'uable. apply TO
GODDIN l. APFERSON, Azets.
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Nhdeenth Virginia Regiment,

ls!l Virginia regiment, Col. John
range, bore q conspicuous part, SIS al.
1sGsed, in the asht near Williamson
edsy last. Tbs following is q list Of
a..iles IN It's ranks on the occasion:
1Piay 4, tMor ttceiio Guard Oh aylo ties.
Alexander Holman, killed, Christian
&rs'lf and w L. Jones, msr;slly
k>d-tae latter siGce dead: w. M. wing.
hso0nded; John Durret. do.
sP2hy B, (Albemarle Rifi.s, Charlottes.
Lieut. Writ, slightly wounded in the
David ID. GOODMAN. woundet; Benja.
Aannef, OF Covesville, killed.
seIapy @, (Sostt. lille. 1.-Two killed and
solnded
g psny ID, (hovardsv!lls.l -Capt Faux.
sntiy wounded - Thomas and
ger Killed. - Turner ard another
uGsd
Fsny +, Piedmont L rss, Stony Point
Peyton Is sad to bs wounded. and
enpany suffered severely.
Nany +, lmon tgomery Guard. Char.
hiie l-Oaptain Bennett Taylor, fash
% in thigh; Lieut. s q Lei,eh, slightly in
Robert Kirby, Il HaId don, Allen Har.
John Wood, John Dee, Daniel Smith.
nced Il IL reported that Two vare killed.
u9pany q, (Amhers.. 1.-TWO reported
W OF wounded.
II, IAN herst. Jacob b Drum.
KILLED; Lit Brown, slightly wounded;
kAp'Vmhsilsr. John Bryant, wounded.
ksnpaLy /. Nielsen. IN q Willis, Edward
kAsssy, wounded. II is reported that one
eNo wsre killed.
fany K, tBlue Ridge Rifles, Abe.
some are reported 10 have been kill.
'ome wounded, but nothing dsfni,e,
'soVe Ia an imperfect list. Itis believed
were about twenty killed aud seventy
ae' 10 this regiment. Adjatant q. @.
"upaker viii doubtless soon send an of.
MSS OF The casualties In This regiment.
"'si't'ed that this egiment made three
e.a oAyones charges on the Yankees;
oss captured battery and took ono
afed and nifty prisoners, said to be a No.
" sickies's brigade. Col. S.ranss dis
eissd nom his horse md led his men to
6av-
zee aotcombe Guards, from Aibemaris, Of
u regiment, were Ia the thiekest Of the
?. Fifteen are reported wounded-among
CAPT. Brown and Lieut.. Wyant " the
4ed, Il any, We have 40 account
'7ss Aloemarie Kapgers, from North Gar.
F. brought the Yankee prisoners TO town,
company with the Valley Rangers, from
.ernslsm All of the Rangers escaped
ga,y.
.ile AioemarIe Artillery. 1t Is believed,
~ not In the Eight, and thus escaped In
ny S!laS b. Kart, Of Automatic, in the
s'VVe'and cavalry, was surpr ised, taken pri.
- and bite oolOrs borne OF. He, however.
lord
lug Citizens Of Charlottesville, upon r..
lHs Information Of the dghs, and that
~ rom that section were killed and
aso' appointed U COMMITTEES Of ten to
~'ata@iy proceed 70 Nch moDd to look
.n their welfare
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rpxCIAL NOTICE.
IAEh nlAI.LtIRY'S
WAR ILLUSTRATIONS.

IN consequence OF Tie crowds nightly A.
tencirg these sxhioitious, It IL impossible 10
reserve teats, p,.issx zsSp rel during shc cay
Tire BOZ ONCE n ts-trcp,iten Ban vii! &c
open from y A. n. LII +. ID. where sea q
ca. he secured wishou1 extra cnaige By
60 i-csing ssa.s daring sns del. parties Win
a-s teerosaives frofa annuyalces which
ca-ur, pisnSw,ss ~ A~c!fsa-
LrE 9PLis;skY.
,k
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From North Carolina

WhhIrafoS. May e-Pieke,s report the
landing OF FsdeEais ~ Swan sboro', twenty
nilessoutn OF Fort aeon, yesterday. There
is no force to oppose them. All quiet here.
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Ss =. 4. COOK, Ansrr.

=.
TLEG ANT SIT Ht BLA' X WATN'T
~ H.M.sER FVpN,iURf, kAp a,sY
AAaHtK SRr Hoeiwoop ffAso dS Ar
A HON On NJ BAY. i2,t mat At %
O'Clock / will Q. " 1T nv E7"r1a 81 'ns've AS
sor nc 90 OF II ,na. hold and ri c1er Furniture,
consisting i" par. Of Qua Il s0t oi hiaoA
wainu-t H. IN he- surEi ur", VI:
Wardrobe. 'Ahic-t. Heds cad.
Ma, hls top Wsshst.pd, Chairs.
Marb!s top Table an i.ouig,,
tine TskrpsnY SET,
One PNAo f-'ot.va In rose wood cas-,
Bsas.ea - fas, ia'e.r.te'ss, Gnalrs,
Iasn>fa T.. "G'arc:e>, Carpe:s.
Feather Beds. NJ at;ressee,
Ard yain y OF her srtio.es pafteir!ag -
House hold end Kiteaea Z al li.Gre.
-ALSU,-
Dbl OF Fpdg's
y e.1s3 roDacc., Ae., &C
T. 3 CDJH, A1c<
t.tsr orntCh 20 IblB # Fan c-s' on, Il O
Enp T:or any, ana . sGrsj isi . 30! sat'a
Kuap- Gus.
raV y COX
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fA Aa,. asi Sa.aI n J.

. UNAWAYS-a2o REWARD GA Mon.
Il dav morning last, four negro meu, TO WI
JOHN II FIX Ms, VILLA J MES. BOB
LOsAX ana PAGE LUMAX, were sts,l-
from III farm Of MIR. ,mes III Taylor, n.,Ou,
ave mi.es below the city, for my office, ana
asve tetled to report TO me. They axe owaea
oy rzr N q .estnbury. OF King lsecrga coun :
x,,,; may tt Ali ,nsg; g., aha OF i2w s-hta.e'
lark gingerbread color 4 further Gercrip.
ion is Got recci. ectsd. The above rev, 4 Wi!
be paid for them, or Ave dollars for 81; heI
al In his city
THOs. ) BAoBY, GenerrI agent,
my 10 II N, WajIsr,at.
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{: ROCEkREz.

MAINLY GRGUFRY.-
r. WALTER q FEFEuAF,
Franklin, near Governor street,
wishes 70 inform dis friends and ths public
generally. that ne has opsnad q store De
above, ard will ksep d general assor rnert
of we'll ee.ected Family Groceries, TO which he
invites their sttenttOn, plecgtEg his beat eff.
forte TO give general satisfaction,
my
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AIO3I H. rns Cap,t.. stoc< OF ta- p, IT,
~ nons Rsi road tompa.s" having beer al
'aksu by tho i ca N d hcd DsuV.iis Sci -Uad
c moan aud thsrs, it y desired OF them snf the
0ovaiz men: OF he u nfed.rase tn.sa hat ihs
COX cf toas:ru tiou Sd to cen lsnIed aaa
con 81 led IS Speed iy a. pnFsbie
Som, delay Dr. ng OFT erw.s" Geces's'Y sor she
new c1upa y 10 be ssa-iS MN msG1'ime GO
ce Is RED" q " 10 al a.iso 3 b .vinx band o
hire that m LIS UeEt u - pc o Is,a'd for such
,nls on The l,us Of rae said rsisosd sc $50 As
ne P do oaE Railroad company ia creacis"{l
which il * cs,d 20 be 10 aboa. thirty or fcriy
5sys froD II Il "e ant al sueh pesooc 40 TO-
al stsd 70 co oE0aieaee speect with lka est.
a a OF tbs BIC a. ua and Denvii's Ealrl I'D
O-lop,ny. or with VINJsNT WiTCHER arc
JuIIN &. bCMUEOt, Of The Dire; ofs, who a g
hoiis 3d'to rake crows Ga. nts 70. the
enpo y msnt Of such hancs for that pr-p9ss
LEWIe HAHvlE,
my 1910: President r AEd T.. Z. &. Co
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- ..3,,...-A : IS. -" AZ s1s - F.n.i. !ef
- ". .ErEksoN 10.
On "A ,s5 b ain street.
WA yTysSTENF BiaMO1H.-A supply
ssrh snr sSi,ns VI, PExEADOG & co..
IN DRaEGa0S-
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4 "a, ~ eDtS no1.sA A.. a &<ANH0
Ex 70 s1s ,.snaiIasr Of ths year. They can be
h i've nnv. NC s"antry. Also, small GIRL.
aa,.s THos. EAabY, A. sua far
"at Negroes cad Esntlua OF HOUSES,
=, "ui street. uadss ". DIARIES Heiel.
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GoDnIN & LYYEsSCg,
= u ~
Or e CAU'HJ3iv, Ages.

HsE EORSE rs IAdEAsD MOOR.
~ ia SAfUsD 7. lei flss ai i0 O'Clock,
~. 4 - ths s.oi 90 a.c- On Cocrcil 1 hs N Der
H.n, wan sali at bEea,c:, ehtc. horse
Carriage 1od Harness, RueSy asd L Tnsss,
u,yil katie n"G b ict q SsZoC hhrnsss,
&c, &C t"yal o. UTNGsE
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Ra HLEX NOTT, Anea

EErnNIT UR no ASsY. GAS W ARE.
f. Sc w. ne sold 4: .uci n Al N ore Oh
SA!UkO Nay 10th, mnsn f. & At 10 o'clk,
Goa on >ldsp"s5e. Mar uie-top Cat r e., Ia.
bios. b .i-a Csrpsts -toves, IYock3-y and Gis&s-
vac Tobacco, isa ., aud suad.y sIte,ss Dry
Good, and rarDJ 1erds
nrp ATHX yVrT suct'r"
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Archer n,rs lAncy Il
Alien miss Rosa A
An gel mics NJ X,
Allen In,ss Sarah Il
Allen mrs lucy \
Andeiso0 misc II zine
Anderson mrs Iuiid
Alien mrs Mat A
AdaMs mrs Mary r
hppsrson miss a
br.nnon ms a
u rfard m,so s A
Barb ,ur mrs as
TIA kias mrs Ann II
IL ker iava Va B
IS lrlcx mrsJnn
Bel ms. Sus II
Ben thAll rniss sue
B-Se.iy miss L az.e
Sersman mi . I'll
Jerry miss N ~ A
Bake ,Ars A naiia
otra mrs VIM T.
Bell miss Ma y
Boswell miss Mag
Bowls fL;ss Mary z
Bracket miss Va F9
bradford An,a Il
surs mrs N ,ry
SraAbctt mss . I
t;rax,nn n.s3 Y s
hey Grs ~ L. 2
brown mrs trt N
Rroiirs rors .
nrooKs mrs f
Su,i.r mrs Mlry T.
Brent nles s'ary =,
Sue, IN, s Ii w
Bar On .rIs no he I
isGtt miss Re .cca
bacon Int7s 81 l,e J
IF ri r,Ys frrti
thick mrs ErEo K
AMER ms } "
odd / ma !. "
ouT..1 aats -
r0u IA ia = Mary
Crabb!. ms I. !
Cu.iray rirs Z :. u
cooper ia S : n
UIi nan mr. + q
,o0k ar. Game
,cs.ior mro Iii Z n
Ch,,k mrs WaTy
Cha 30 mrs Anguish:
csTier mrs L RI
o. $500 mrs nj q
JGry mrs IL .r:;st
'arleT u2Js Lena a e.
GcTSoh EI-9 i. iy
Cana. Il MS =
,ross mis-, Gcii.e e
row.. N : T.
Collins miSS oarhh e
uaiies miss May Il
CHASE cIss I L.
Garter IA Iss S'sl'te e
Crane miss caTeh +
tj&bott MES FL VIII
Diche1scu mrs n L
Dshort mrs Ered'h
3avi5 mrs jsns IL
.lolE u ms K Il
Davidson wrs MaIt4
D-ngsrftsld mrs 4
DJVaeF mrs Maria
Duae ms oar2n J
/, mIpe ,nies L,
pJLl.y niss Mandy
odd miss Evel'ne
UaEe m:ss Esliza'h
Duesotr-. n ss va ~
ID, kinhOn miss f. a
Uihrsn miss Jennie
:jelapy ms g Ellen
Einea mrs Frances
Hlmore mr. Sarah 4
EGbank mrs sL1 E
england mrs IL 4
EnruugEt, Inrs Ann
E.os mrs Corneia
Ei;ys II miss Fan 2 /
t;1gei iu,ss Hattie
Eiwsris miss Sue }
rarrar n,Ts u "
Ferguson mrs Il. Z
sariey mrs T 'nnie
E'ag,n gnrs eiisA
ia. mes q ms
rIzH.,s II mrs A 4
ai'4 Li.s Ann
Fog mics Anna K,
Tact miSs harriet
.ieils HESS NJ
+ "a Ill IS isu.i Is
steher miss > irah J
Ford n IS Sue X
FtiEN,isCn miss NJ y
E,yy IniSs j O2iCaa
a'ussei! miss Mary
Eos or m.ss Morgan
4ary mrs ~siy Ce
.3srca: mrs u s.
fstes mis- arirtta
ga hr' gnI mrs a E
Gers n s isiIs2
;iiii M, E:i2 A
9crd.n mss IIaFy
Gravat Crs 4 tile a
Graham mrs e
raves MrS AECy u
Green mrs jetnis
ireen mas Id attic
Iary miss NJ ~ P
Gar iei mise Betty
.athrigu. mi s 5 (.
Gen ~ miss il lryE .
8iuisTis roiss Il q
GCo3n NJ SIS L
Uo0ds miss Utai:a
Hress miss Lima J
}u:rtoge mlss 4
Gracy III s u
derosrt mrs J J
Heslsy Ears Coo
asRer;cn mrs :
Hvislop mrs ary A
HiyWacd Mrs )
Inrris mrs Annie
Rely mrs s'&:n'e
Hare mrs Elijah
hugn-s m - JaEnieH
RI'chihs mrs y
Hus b e mrs > lie z
etIil mrs La"son b
Hooper iars j 1ucs
nousswright mrs 4
{eudIich mrs Il
Herbert mrs J J
Herard ms Mary
Haynes miss y a
H2rdSrove msss Sue.
Harden ratsa
Harry miss izsie
au.son mss V.
Hiliyaro mis-. Be, lie
Hopkins miss Carrie
Hoy miss Battle
Hill mias Roberta
Henderson, miss Bat
HeIndOn mis- "a Il J
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a OIlCE.. III -.aaway Irvin 10 suDecIIyrr
~ near ID yton, n ,rengo county, Ala nv
dining room s-ryaut, J a n E,, somst!m-s ca. !,
ing himself Janes CLARKE, br ght To ala 20
bout twenty ave year. OF age, slightly bow
legged was raised Ia Richmonu, Va, oy :,
nf Totiy. His parents still live there
james w-s In The army last summer ri Win.
chester. A reasonable reward will be puic
Ter MS hppre heasion and COZ f neC.snt in Ill
50 thai gst him again.
nv l0-ln< EDWARD EaPtIST
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From Fort Morgan
: - - .
Ltuls HAL, l,in,..,

H"biLp, May Q ALI quiet {. fort Morgan
The feet went vessward;v this morning.
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~ sAaG a a2N No <>.s;a~
IExrRACr
AL'f End 1NeP'R GEs.scrFTCE, ,
l,PrtyIs1 RIcEaoND. Ny 9, 1892.
OEDEss, No 10Y

~ f;sP'R GEES OFFICE. }
h:'Al1 osDE.s. No 10Y '-'
= II Il viev to carry TO effect, with tn.
.sast practical BILE delay, General Orders No S
Current series oil nattus- born or adcptss cui.
seas Of MayytcHd now serving IL vol, n.ser
regiments, wall, at theiI opIICu. b. ordered by
the commanding fitcsTs Of ihei brisadss II
regiments 10 proceed ard in tho Fiat rssi-
msEt CT Maryland Foiun tsers, how seryil &
IN the com ro and o; NJ .io-. General T. J. lack
son.
Brigadier. General George Il. Steutrt Will
report In person 20 m8 jor q ,I srai J &c ksoo
for tbs purpose Of orsanizing the Mar land
Line, and for such other duty MAJ be as.
signed TO BIN.
BY com u END Of thu Secretary Of War
JOHN WITH .RS. A. A. q.
TIE attention OF Mar lsnders IN volunteer
regiments Is allied T. tae ABOVE order, and
hey ale urged 30 make applications t1r trans
fer I'M ,sLIiy.
1t is h,ghiy important that org. rizatior
into com panieS and regiments be ma with
AS little delay rs Practicable.
The cid ess> e.ations OF the Maryland Line
appeal 10 81 & hrylanders 20 oeke tie organ
i, ition as compie.s aud effective es Possible
Transferred men aassilg through kich /.
nond, or any others desiring to join the
MARYLAND Lius. will report to NeJ,r GEO
h. KYLE, IA Pearl sIIee,, VINO will ,cilitate
them In joining ths command
0EUnGE Il STEUaEr,
Brig. GEM CONG the Maryland Line.
nv
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q must. VI H..~s'a~


nICs MC.iD yAREETIEs
*, THIS EVENING. MAY 10.
Yhifi week Of tnaIg g.n.n. Of
wsl.raR KSLSL.
fiACEaTH, with ait 'hs o.'sinai snsic.
Daoee. z PAsIlsaroB.
and tke Fare VI
PLEASANT NElGHBO1s.
~ Zee pr6Eran ms
I,I.HMOND y EUD,
X, fl.a's Monticello Halt. Pr,ad So
TEts lvESIs @, May l0th. 1881,
BY particular rsqrest
CAPTAIN CHARIOTTE.
Singing and !yas cling. 20 eorc!ure with The
charming Farce ci !ax YorfE WHO HxvsR
= AWox.s. esp| II mns.l
aYEW RIUEM0ND TE4 ATRE-
Lsdias kad gen.ieIsna Il ihS CHAAATIU P3l
fEs ION sssT5us u s-1-sf rs snto eaS agsuAeni0
,ur the ss.shSI 3e.ats - 20 wiz CO op-ped IN
Argus. or es3s nlo-r, All pi.9ss "a irsss the IN.
.o- / npS ST ..t,g .hest preI; uae 0 eusire1s,
In, sc u d.Wi!T
A. rs I'm xsa.g-f r c'rnoad V..iasieS,
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RICrsoSp My 3, $50.
Editors Of tie psyateh.
asntl men The repeated osli for lint oy
the medic Il direc .OTs al ii various hospital
81 this city, md nces mo to- ak the rtt.n ION o.
the Ladies' OF tho HuntcAt Eesoctation enc
others, shat they nav give little OF their VA.
nabie time to bis In portant matter ThroU2t
The medium Of your columns would beg O.
you TO IN sert this, having 40 doubt but TIL
ladies' one ara all, Will come forward anC
assis, cheerfully in promo iius The comfort o
the rcor wouH ed soldIs.s
Yours .sPy, A IaCGaiSr.
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~. FAIk Several itttia girls vii! b ia .
~ Fair on eV4Gkt!n stroa., ,sNuth sid.
tetwaFn LIST and &c, or SATURDAY, he l0tt
and wcunde soldiers Persons can supp.,
themselves with ssfnl ena fancy ar .icl-s.
my 2--2te
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81 Special ; orr f -tREAP coArs -
A ,ot Of s,yrnR AMI summer tuht, which /
traded for, Will be sod cheap to close them
ca; CaiIat fDWtkS'S 0&ilery,
mya-al" 2doors below ncr;oau HoteI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

"aE COM OF VIR9I.
6INlA TO the Sheriff OF the County o.!
n sts 1sld Greeting - Where's. vacancy
has occorred In the representation III tho
'arh Id, ocrasioued by ,he YastJ nation Of
CHARLES T. Freud: These ore thsrrf)re, 10
he name OF .ae OmrfoE1eei h require
You 20 cause An electioa To oa hid Ia y1ur
.. ccunrv OF ;'kesre, a 10 on Thursday. the
21d day OF May. 1872 ier s suatos 10 nh the
.acGloy ST rssai1.
Ia tes:i nopy whereof, witness Bugh
Sh- Try, SPEAKER Of The House 4 - 'rka.es.
tb,s 9Th dsy Of Nay, A. y 1862. and IL the
seth pear Of The Com m n wealth
HUGH W SEEFFEY,
Spss ger House Of delegates
by the Speaker este:
Wu.F. 0oRDcH, jr.,
Olers HouCe cf Delegates.
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DUhNI~0 FLuIE-S barrels Burning
II Fluid oi sapSyioy Qnanty, Jnsi received
end leYsaIs "y ". Peterson b 90.
apis nvue93Sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-10

TLWELL'S HILLlNH HOES
~ E.xeirs Wording Hess
Cast Steel do DO
Grain Cradles
H<syrhe Blades
Broad Axes
T5uce Gr3 al ngs.p TescHees
f{l~ liza asti@
racs=t A.d T3t:o 4T.tSTv
:is0sA- 1s2t ara / s,uC. Sgs=
20. saAs o. CA...AS \ CO..
mhSl No. los Main street,
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r THE NATIONAL DEPgNues ASST
~ CITATION BAZAAR.-Fhis Assooist;o
cas- engaged oleg.n: room, corao: o. Brosa An
ninth streets, for . BAZAAR, sn6 VIII be rssj
70 re>eive donations Ct ali kinds on nex, Monday
AL comm INDICATIONS should be addressed 4. M.
z b. ". VERNON, Box $40, Msnaess If Il,
ssA., and cc~-cspondins Secretary OF b d, a.
ep i9--ts 60
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Richmond, July 10th, 1862.
Hon. Join B. Clarke 3. S. Senate
SiR have the honor to acknowledge
| the receipt Of your letter of the ! ath inst.
and to reply, that Partisan Rangers are 4
| part Of the provisional army of the Con
| federate States subject TO all the regula-
| lions adopted for It's government. and en-
! titled to the same protection as prisoners
! of war. Partisan RANGERS are IN no re-
specs different from troops Of the line. ex-
/ cept that they are not bfigadeds and are
employed oltener on detached service
They require stricter discipline than 9th.
Ell troops 70 make them Efficient. and
without discipline they become q terror
TO their friends and contemplate II the
eyes Of the enemy.
With reference to youf enquiry Is to
the protection which the Government viii
extend to private citizens taken IN hostile
acts against the enemy, il is not easy to
Law down q general rule. War, as con,
Quoted By civilized nations, IS usually a
contest between the respective govern.
naents Of the belligerenss, and private in-
diyiduais remaining quietly at home are
respected Ia their rights Of person and
property IN return for this privilege
they are expected TO take no part ii hos
tilities unless called on by their Govern
meni.
If. however, ii violation Of tiiis usage.
private citizens 81 Missouri should Be- op-
pressed and mallfeated by the public en-
Qn they have unqueslionably y right 70
Inks 3EAEzH "a
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Secretary q Nm
Sir: / respectfully desire To know from
YOU. whether the several Partisan Corps
Of Rangers now organized, Or thai may b
organized III the several States Of The Con
iedcracy, are To be regarded as part 81
Army of the C0nfederacy, and protect II
by the Government as such, and s. tfh-
er, il any Of said corps are capAred ii
battle or otherwise while IN the line Of
their duty By the enemy, tais Govern.
ment viii claim for them the same tfeat-
ment as prisoners ol War which is now
exacted Tor prisoners belonging to our
Provisional Army Are noi All corps 81
Partisan Rangers, organized w your asl'
thority, emphatically q part Of the Con-
| iederaie ARMY, ana Will they not be re-
earded and treated e. such
consider taat i Is noi only he rlakl bul
ihed.ay oi every loyal citizen ip the Con.
lederaie STAKE, 70 resist By all meana IN
his power, evfn % gHr nEArn II necessary
the attempt IA lie enemy N q body, oT
sinaly Ii invade his d0micle. or to cap.
ture his person, or that of his wife. child
ward o. servant, OF 70 take from him,
against his win, any of his property and
III in making such resistance, whether
armed Or not, our citizens are captured By
such an invading enemy, have they moi
/ the right to demand to be treated BY the
enemy as other prisoners Of war, and will
not this Government exert All Its power,
1 III necessary. to the end that its citizens
are thus protected and treated
This il q war waged against the soYeri
eighty of the several States Of the Conied-
dracy, and against the lives, liberty, and
property Of every citizen yielding allie
/ riance to the States and Government o.
their choice IN which they reside such 3
war has no parallel in the history Of Chris
tian nations
Il I respectfully request You 70 give ans
your opinion On The several points In thil
lett II i form lo ~ submitted z m
constituents. to enliThlcn them i'd fegail
to the extent of their rights and powers Al
viewed BY this Government, ankhoW tai
their Government viii project them II
the exercise Of those rights which, TO AZ
! intelligent freeman, are dearef than lili
I itself.
u Your early answer is respectfully re
| quested.
With great respect,
(signed JoHN 3. cLAHgn