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coUsTERFur CONFEDERATE KoNEY.-Simon
Stem md his brothsr.inlaw, Rosenburg have been
arrested q Columbus Ga, with $1,000 In counter.
fdt ccsssderate money. They acknowledged that
tAsy had bcssht It In Nashville Tenn, Of Q low
pisa rhsy also hsd $4,000 in unsigned $40 billa
Thsy haa been doing N extensive business pur-
caa6sg cotton at - cents wifh their bogus money.
JsAnson, fron Montgomery, Ala. who. as he
saiA. has soas tocolsmbus ITO ses them hung" was
asressed and impeisonsA e. an aeeonplice
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EORTncoNTn0 WoRK.-Nssra West 4 John.
s6n, ~ this city. win publish at an early day q
HBpUsqAy a. General Turner Ashby, the noble VIZ
GlaA hro. By Nr. 1dward a Pollard.
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E. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
LIFE OF GENERAL TURNER ASHBY


We propose to publish from the able and graphic
and already historical pen of Mr.. EDWARD 4. Pol
LARD Associate Editor of the Richmond Examiner,
q biography Of General TURNER ASHBY, of Vir.
ginia the distinguished cavalier and hero of the
South.
The author ID anxious to do justice to his subject
and to prepare work worthy of the memory Of
the deceased and the galantry and achievements Of
his brave command The family, friends, and
brave soldiers of the deceased are respectfully and
earnestly requested to facilitate the author by Civ
ing him whatever notes, memoranda anecdotes,
and incidents they with reference to the militia
ry career Of Gen. Ashley, his services in the Valley
and the earlier incidents of his life s to be hoped
that all who interested in the fame of this noble
cheftain and representative man of the martial chiv
airy of the South will contribute what they can to his
memory by giving all the information at their CON-
mand-no matter if II Ia only a single incident or
anecdote--tO his biographer. If thus assisted the
author promises the best exertiols on his part.
He trusts that he will find many willing hearts
assist him In the collection of materials for life.
the deeds and virtues Of which should rank it with
the most noble and enduring memories of the war.
Any sketches, notes, or suggestions intended for
the author with reference to Gen. Ashby, his early
life, his campaign, his command, &c, will be CRATE.
fully acknowledged Any copies of letters Of the
deceased will be valuable Such notes or memo
randa will reach the author if addressed to our
care. WEST H. JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
iy 3C-lt No las Main street, Richmond
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CAMP OF FIELDS's BRIGADE. I

VzkMF sOEs TIELUSE BKIHAOE,
july 26tb, 1SG2.s
TIME following named members Of my company
u arc absent without leave and are therefore
considered deserters and the reward of $40 win be
paid for their delivery to me ct the abcye-named
camp:
John 8. Farley Alexander psrlue. Peyton E.
Goodman, Watkins W. Clarke, William, Clarke,
James L. Davidson, Thos w. Davidson, Chas. Du.
rand, Edward Gesrant, w. Fl. Hurley, James r.
Jordon, Richard B. Jenison. Edward s. Nuckles. q
s. Sanderson. Lemuel ]. Shines.
THOS T. BuRFOOT
~ 28-8t* Capt. Co. A, I'd reR't Va Art
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE - Particular attention
Is asked to the sale of Household and Kitchen Furn
ture, Buggy and Harness, &c;
ALSO-To the renting of the Dwelling House of
Dr. o. B. Hill decd, corner of 10th and Grace SITS ,
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock.
jy 30-lt THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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HLAUQ h5 ID DA II IAS Y n. AhT +, {
Near Richmond, July 90 1862
TSHOSE MEMBERS Of company H, ID battalion
absent without proper authority viii, within the
next ten days, report themselves to their command.
ing officer, slse be treated deserters and pun.
ished accordingly. The General decides that all
those who were former members of the company.
alt hough they may not have been present and pal.
ticipased in the reorganization, are neyertheless
still members. and such required to report
themselves Immediately, under ti.e same penalties
If there be any who have been detailed for any
purposes, such are required to send satisfactory
evidence OF the fact or be considered deserters-
Those who are absent sick leave are required to
notify the commanding officer by Surgeons GER
tincate from week to week of their Rutitness for
military duty. JOHN S. BOWLEy
capt. Gomd's Co. H. "a Batt'n Va Afty.
y cn-3ff = +.
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tYsAUCTION NOTICE.-We invite attention
to our sale Of DRY GOODS, to commence THIS
MORNING, at o'clock, at our warehouse on Cary
street, next to the Bank of Richmond
jy N--lt KENT. PAINE g. co.
~ JOHN II. GILMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on 18th street between Main and Bank sts
Residence corner Of 9th and Clay streets
il 25-lm*
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IrOUND--in my store, a PURSE, containing
sum of money and sundry papers, which the
owner can have by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. A. NORRIS,
ty 29-2tA No. 81 M8fn srUets---
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I>STRAY HORSE TAKEN UP.-Was left at
IL my stable. by Rev. Mr.. Styles, sometime in
June, gray HORSE. The owner will come for
ward, prove property pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law
JOS. X. HIX,
iy 29-2t* Cor. of Cary and 10th SITS.
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HEADQ'Hs 30 BATrLNTyA. AIRY, I
ear Richfans1d luis. OF l2fo

Dy q -1--T
z. l.. C. WILLIS,
~ 30--4tk LIST 1t Com. Co. b, Battery No g.
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Nf0RNATION WANTED-N psiysas II.
y OdAEL H0RYE, Of Company 4. Sth Aiahena
regiment, who was wounded At tho battle Of MAI.
vern Hill, on the both Of June, 1852. and ~ ~
Richmond. Any information eonesrpips Nm wlli he
thankfully received EUGENE BROOKa
Leut. comds Company &,
49, 6th Ala. regiment.
NROKMATION WANTED-Of Privase TLlHu
ALMAND, company B. 18th Georgia regimsnt.
who was wounded IN the light Of the y7tk - ~
to Richmond When last heard from 10 haA been
removed from the hospital to private houee.
He was slightly derangsd from fever, and len TIE
horss to which he was sent In that conlisIos. a
Is about n years Of age. Any information Of him
viii be thankfully received and duly apprs cisseA
by addressing IA, eTEWAkT
Capt. Co. 3, 18Th Georgia rsgims1t,
" 26-2ts RE .mond. a.
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tn0sme0ns fURsaH0 6oADIERs-Prof Cham
llesAaaA, & lowdc(n College, hes been offered ma
~ aaaeptea ~ colooelcy OF the aeth Maine reei.
0Ok 90 eleted that Prof Chadbourns has
As940o - esecesley d . Massachusetts, resi-
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NANTED-4 wish to employ for friends two
wv SUBSTITUTES. Zone prefer to be over
forty fye) Apply to me on Governor street, next
to Purcell & Ladd's. Il. II. ALLEN.
w o3-atk
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A TTENTI0N, TENTH LOUI IANA-Absen
IN tees, your regiment is under narehing orders
Every true man should be at his post
II is confidently hoped that this encouragement
will cause every officer and soldier to report him.
self for duty in camp Immediately; but if it fail,
after the LIST Of August, all alsentees without per.
mission will be proceeded against rs lieser.ers in
strict accordance with military law
" 3-2tk (,nm,n,,. ,f,sT r,
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1y ls--6t* Treasury Department., C. 8. A..
REFORMATION WANTED---Of Ii z. ?. CRRN.
III SHAW aud JOSEPH g. ELDER, of Co. n =,
Rngt. Ga. Vols, both wounded in the battle of
Tuesday,, the lst inst. Address the UNDERLINED
through the Post-O Office, care Of Robt w. Oliver.
]. J. N,KER,
~ IS-.1r Capt Co. L, Cd Ga Rect
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CAVALRY CAMP, near Richmond, I

OAFALN Z CAMP, Htar Richmond,
July 9th, 1852. I
n Ell members absent ssSm this company, from,
IA various reasons win report to me at camp
with this order will be published as deser.ers and
a reward of thirty dollars eacn offered for t!air
apprehension aud delivery to the Provost Marshal
at Richmond No certificate Of disability or unfit
ness for service from aeighoorhcod physicians will
be received, unless sworn to before Justice Of tho
peace. q. d. WHITE, lst 1t.
Command'g Co. A, Sd Virginia Cavalry.
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g TRAYED-sl0 REWARD-From the Hen.
- ningsen Hospital, ON the 9th inst a Aorrel
MARE, with little white spot on the face, q small
scar the right hind ankle, and two white specks
on the back; about ten years old: had on the heat
stall Of q haltar. The above reward VIII be phig
for her delivery at the stable Of DAVIS s. HCTCHE-
SON. Franklin street iy 2y-2tt
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NEORMATloN WANTRD--On Friday, The
u 9th june. hoy wife's Trunks. at Dr. Curfies. In
Hanover county, were opened BY our troops, (hink.
Ing they belonged 70 some Yankee lsdy1 snd re-
heved of PLATE and DRESSES The iollcWipx
u a st Of SOME OF the Plato, marked Win has In
4psirs Pickle Knives and Forks. 2 Susar Spoons
and Ladle. There were a good many other pieces
not marked: SaltCeilays, Preserve Bpooas, Berry
Spoon, Silver doblets, and sundry others not YeeoI
lected now She also lost In the Geld, beyond the
house, BOX, containing her Watch, 2 sets lev.
elry, Bracelets, and Hair Ch8ins--ths Bracelet,
marked "F w. G."
A liberia. rev ard will be given for any informs.
ton so get them. Of IL left at this ocn or =,
the Office Of the Wing or Dispatch.
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GTRAYED-From my premises, in Manchester.
y on the 9th instant q sorrei horse MULE, with
streaks the legs; blemished in the left eye, and
scar on the left side; had on new shoes / will
suitably reward any one who will let me know Of
his whereabouts.
iy 3O-lt* c. w SNELLIT0H
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III lIl I'LL ! d 3 ~ IfIb &
8 I! !, III d :; 1900: A.
= - ~ II. 49, "a : ~ &
~ ~ -. ~ r g, s, = W Y, - ~
h@n6, In hln4 1b0t Me 49, go r. 80 ~
ths visnst5 80 49, che IN ~ : llaSl
lsssAsr heli1s HI lsn eys & detective - f16sgs
moves saallf andsfsh saddle 10 : wax ~ paes.
viii pay lhe above reward Ter her fetuyn 8 No.
q eistSf lntoras'ea That a! l.sd e g. rssavs.
Addrsm Meade 4 Baker, Richmond VI, 81 N.
q. Meredith, Hanover Court HOUSE. y 0-u
n OS7-On Ssh July. ny FOCKET.BOOK. con.
tanning ninety odd dollAfS, 81 Of gold stuila,
md pass HON tr 0arnstt, Of The Byrd IsIsnd
between tie Nonticsiio House. On Nah, md so ON
one Of the streets leading from there 70 the Cspi.
tol, or In . house ON 18th street. The finder will
receive reward Of $40 n Len at the Dispaich Of
nj j. sos.. Co. T. + + s sA "a rssinsa..
GTOTEN-Onc hundred dollars are offered for
y the recovery Of brown MARE, military
SADDLE, and common Birdie, stolen from my
brick yard, tn Port Mayo on Sunday Goth June
Description: brown Mare, with black legs, name
and tail, and small speck In ons Of her eyes The
Marc belonged to Mr.. BENZ. Hartman, Of the New
Kent cavalry. who was sick at my house, and the
Mare was In my care. win pay the above re-
W0fu TOT neT OeHvory 10 me, or 1ulOFm8tiOD tn6
may get her: [Jy 0-l2tsl J. POWERS.
FTSEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Stray ed from the
j subscriber, in Manchester. = brown MARE, 6
years old, in very good ORDER She had asplint
on the left fore leg. inside, and two scars on her
back--one on her withers,. and the other In rear
rubbed by the saddle. / win pay the shove reward
for her delivery to me In Manchester, or any infor-
nation SO that can get her again.
A. L. JONES,
~ 3O-4ts Opposite the Farmers Hotel
YTNAKEN UP on the sd instant, q light sorrel
j MARE, with saddle and bride, about Is hands
high with q star in her forehead; has old scars on
her back. The owner will come forward, pay
charges, prove property and take her away. AID.
ply at my residence, Rocketta
jy 3o-3t. MICHAEL D0LIN.
GTRAYED-From my premises, in Manchester.
- on the 9th instant, sorrel horse MULE, with
streaks on the legs blemished in the left eye and
scar on the left side; had on new shoes / will
suitably reward any one who will let me know Of
jy 30-1t* G.. w. SNELLINGS.
TTvE DOLLARS REWARD Strayed or stolen
from my premises, last Friday night a dark
red COW, with several scars on her side She had
q rope around her horns will give Ave dollars
CHAS 3. ANDERSON,
jy 30-2t* Corner Clay and Foushee ST.
TVyAKEN UP, on Broad street. on Sunday morn.
ing, 9th inst, o HORSE, with military equip
ments. The owner will prove property, pay ex-
penses, and take possession.
jy 30-3t Exchange Livery Stable
T OST OR STOLEN-A lot Of BURROUGHS
Il for the wounded men of Banner Hospital to
which they feel they are entitled, and which they
IA tn Anvil info oft
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SIXTY DOLLARS EEWAkD.-Ths above re
~ ward will be paid for the arrest Of JNO LAR
WIN. who deserted on the 18th Of July, aud HUG Il
GILLIAN, on the 9th Of July; or $50 viii be paid
for the arrest OF either of them. These men were
formerly members Of Capt A. Il. Read 5 company,
Battery No. s, and were assigned TO this command
by order Of the Secretary Of War. 4 =
BY order Of Major ATKINSON.
jy Co.'s Rai,.rv n. -
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1--WE DOLLARS RBWARD.--Strayedo or stolen
i from my premises, last Friday night, q dark
red COW, with several scars on her side She had
q rope around her horns I will give five dollars
for her delivery to me.
CHAS. E. ANDERSON,
jy 30-2t* Corner Clay and Foushee sts
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WANTkD-By an officer In camp, q SERVANT,
~ who can come well recommended. Apply
at the Edgsmont House, Main street
between 9Th and 9TH streets. " 30-lt*
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good GARDENER. Any one
w having the above, will apply Immediately
10 CONRAD A. CREW, -
Basin Bank, between llth and 10th sfs
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WAN7ED a good SAWYER to 60 to Fluv. n.
nacounty, end must come we'll recommend
ID Apply TO w. .. TOMPKINS e. BRO,
iy 3O--ts Basin Bank
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1NEN DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or stolen
from my residence on Nicholson street. Rock
etts, about two weeks ago, two COWS-one black,
with one short horn; the other red with short
tail When they left my house, they both had bells
For their return to me, at my residence on
Nicholson street, in Rockets. or any information
so that can get them again. the above reward win
be paid. HENRY MYERS, or
s. A. MYERS,
iv 2l-at* fnrnar 18th and Main sta
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INOUND-A small sum of MONEY, which the
E owner can have by applying at Us Main st.,
and describing II and paying charges. vjy 29-2t*
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!. SUGAR AND COkfkk- tisress
lee; g barsesa Sugar; ~ bsgs Q On
h1nsht and for eals by
THOS. JONES. No. 8 ~
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TIsE u 4 %CEdsOa bsEE.A.

THE ID %CteOOA hSEb.HL.
A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
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MRS. WILSON'S
c O co AN U T OIL:
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is PIT up in large bottles
and retais 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, yourg old there is rot its equal in
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The New York herald., 1862-02-24

kGR8OmAA
Dr. Bogart and p. w. Ames Of tho United States Navy;
Dr. Brewer. Of Boston; Marcus Spring, OF Eagleswood
W. H. Nswbold, Of Philadelphia, and T. 9. Brownel, Of
Providence, are stopping at the Brevoort House.
states Army; A. B. Cox Jr., Of Yale College; J. T..
Ienox, OF Albany; K. A. Dunham and wife, Of North
Carolina and Mrs NJ T. Stewart, Of Buffalo, are stopping
ct the Everett House.
Major A. Y Elliott OF the United states Army Captain
,. Noa, from Port Royal; o. D. Macintosh, Jr., Of
Philadelphia; r. Hemming, OF Buffalo; j. s. Ely, Of
Rhode island H. Adams, Of Boston, and Z. Baron and
House.
Hon. O. p Chandler, Of Vermont; Hon. Daniel g. Dick
inson Of Binghamton Major W. Z. Hoy, Of tho United
States Army SsPsln S :. ph.ASb, l. Amy, Of England
J. A. Hall and 4. y. Cutter, Of Boston; p v. varnum,
OF Portland, Me-. w. w. 0rne, Of Springfield, and A. 8.
Porter Of Connecticut are stopping at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. t
Ex-Governor Gardner, A. g. Mansfield and Mrs. J. A.
Bates Of Massachusetts, E. q Hamilton and A. +. Ed
wards, Of Saratoga; E. P. Hubbel, Of Washington; d.
GS9sS MSs oSs h Of absny 81
Icy, Of Rochester Captain g.: D. Hovey OF the United
eaies Army and j. W. Farrell and wife. of Detroit are
stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. A. Myers, Of SYRACUSE Professor Levering and
w. q Poliond Boston; Dr. J. c. Aver OF Lowell Mass
John Hubbel Of Buffalo; H. Trowbrdge, Of New Haven
w. Willard Jr OF Lake Superior, and N. Washburn, OF
Worcester, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotei
a Hon. Allen Munroe, Of Syracuse; Major H. A. Connan,
Of the United States Army b. Stephenson OF Boston;
T. 9. Newburne, Of Canada p B. Tyler Of Springfield;
A. L. Adrich Of California; J. X. Field, OF ST. LOUIS and
Hon. Washington Hunt Of Lockport; Professor Lowell
Of Cambridge; Lieut. Col. ]. c. Rice, or the Ellsworth
regiment; Capt Stevenson, Of the British Army; F. W.
Ludington and W. E. Cramer, Of Wisconsin, A. j. Fran
CISCO Of Brooklyn Mrs. C. j. Russell, OF Ohio; Charles
w. Allsn OF New Haven, and G. c. Ripley and f. A. Ster
ling, Of Yale College, are stopping at the Albemarle
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

VALUATION NEGROES MIsslssPPI.-In the Misss.
sippi House Of Representatives resolution has been
adopted suggesting data for tho valuation Of slaves in
that State. The resolution suggests the division of
groes into six classes. Those ten years old and under
valued at $780, those between ten and twenty at
$780, between twenty and thirty S9O0 from thirty
forty, $780, from forty TO fifty, $780, and from fifty up
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