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IIera il a military. order.

H0riCy-The Provost Marshal 4 directed 10
caus.. the ilnleiate of any person v'o shall
by word or act show anv Gsrespeci 10 the Govern,
ll.nt Of the United States 10 the citizens Of the
same on account cf their ioy ally
Bv order Of Bricadier- General NiELE, Military
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AIANTED Two or three MES aud BOYS
w white or coiofei. 10 attend to dairy and
farnt work, two miles below Richmond. Apply at
this of;oe. or to J. r. POW ELL, the premises.
ie el-Stt
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"ASTEDTo hire, tnan SGEVAnSf to cook
w i'll camp, one hi" from the ci'v. (Gen. Rip
leY's h;isade.l j. T.. KENNEDY,
IL 2i--.ds Co G, iSth Georgia Esn't
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NTANTED-At the sEy'iral olleTc Hospital, la
w gallons MILK Rcr day. ior which he high
est cash price will bs paid Also, two WASHER
WOMEN I. II. PARRISH,
10 tl...it Stnyrard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

WA An L D~A Diyinc room ERNANT, for
w the balance ut t'it. wear or ~ the month";
Apply at the office OF the Virginia Life Insurance
Ennluurv IL .l-atv
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VA ANTED-Wit ithout dciay. two or three of the
w best AXE MAKERS. ~ whom the highest
wages will he paid Workmcn Wishing to apply,
will please coll before : o'clock T. NJ. az nv store
JOHN n. EANIEW
e nl---.'t- No :, Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

N1 ANIEnTuO or three No. | y, live cav alry |
w HORSE YOUNG and souu.i. for iInmedato |
Use for Capt. DOUGLASS colu:sand. Apply ut
No 40 Sppt3w ood H"tul ic sl-.2t-
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TrNWENTY- DOLLARS REWARD--Hy
j boy, BEN left ne on 7th inst, ut camp near
Ur. Garnetts house. He Is stout, heavy-bunt
nan; about i've feet inches high; Is yearp Of
age; several teeth out i'll front; weighs about l60
pounds, is OF black complexion; has heavy lips ard
small hiskers on ths chin. viii pay the above
reward for his delivery In camp for his ap.
prehension aud deten ton la some Richmond jal
JOHN G. EIZRR,
je 10. g. Lieut.. Col 18th MisA Re1t
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DIET1.


On the 18th Instant, at the residence of hsr grssj
mother Mrs. Nancy Gibson. on Msln street, GaSsA
BELL only child Of William, H. snd uus.aa Il.
Wyatt. aged 7 mcnths aud - days.
Weep not for me. my parents dear.
I've gone to rsst-vOu need not fear.
Ny stay was short. rs you rlay see.
Therefore prepare ~ follow nic.
take thos. little lambs ssid Hs
Aud lay them my breast.
Protection they shall find Ia Ina
And bs forsysr blesi.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time
When what pow dapiore
Shall rise In full, immortal prime.
And bloom 70 fsde more.
FRIIAi..
~ panve papers please copy
On Thursday, the 10Th Of June, at the resdss,ss
Of his brother. WILLIAM JAMES MOORE. OF t~'up
fever, after short but painful illnesA He VIZ. Ia
the 2end year Of his age, member Of CompsDS ID,
18th Va Rsgt. He leaves four sisters and cs<,
brother to mourn his loss.
Dearest brother, thou hast left us.
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God tha. hath taken him from ~
He can all Our sorrows heal.
At the residence Of her grandfather, VIM q. Dog
g.t. in Caroline county Va. on the 10th instsnl,
MARY JANE, only child Of Jio 4. and Bette n.
Butler of His city, aged mouths.
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DUEAwAY-From my house. on Wednesday,
IL, June 1l,h. my NEtiRO BOY, NED. lie ID Ii
Yeas of age feet eight ten INCHES high and ofs
dark brown complexion Hs il In sonie camp In OF
around Richmond. A liberal reward will be given
his delivery. Mrs. ROBERT MOTT,
e To--it Cary and Sd street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

VXTANTED--TU REHr or PURCHASE
wv small DW WELIlSG. iii the NJ per part Of the
city. Address BOX 95s, Richmond rostOfice.S
ie .tl--Gt~
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7" An L = D--Two BLACkSMiTHS, acous-
w toned to locomotive work, and two first
class CAR-BUILDERS, to 20 20 North Carolpg.
Apply TO THHS T. SHARP
Capt. and Il. q. NJ.
ie 2l..t Niirn OunrI rrnl.l tor General
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The Situation in The West.

"P ". 4" the army correspondent ot the si-
vannah Republican, in his last letter gives The fol-
lowing information
II is doubtful whether Iiallech Will attempt any
serious offensive demonstration. 81 lear: by land,
for come months to come. The uudsputed
troll OF the Mississippi river, which he will soon
have will enable him to suhsist bis army with
comparative ease and concurrence. Meanwhile
tie tributaries of the Mississippi will be scorred,
and the boats, public aud private. seized OF
DESTROYED. Mobile and GALVESTON will probably
be occupied. communications by the Alabama
river cut OF, ami tha mouth Of tie Rio Efand-
more efi-ctUallv biockaded Tins with the re
building of railway nriser, the reconstruction cf
the tracks of the several r"ais in Tennessee to
suit Northern locomotives and cars or the building
u. ears conform 10 the gudga o. the roads. viii
probably constitute the suillner work OF the Ecdt-
ral army.
The Lack Of water, if nothing else, win deter
Hal!rck from any attempt To c''itahe Beanregaid
il has already been found necessary to move our
army down to TuP.lO--lot Si.itiiiO. rs stated iii
INV last etor-just iify li.les below toril-h, hy'
the Mobile and Ohio roai It is not impfobahie that
Il srili further retro grade movement will be found
necessary.
Just below Turco where the supply of water,
it is feared, Will not he sufficient in the hot SUMMER
months commence the rich p,alfie lands, whef,
every drop OF tor and beast il obtaine..
from wells oil great depth This bet Of country pre-
so:ls alnpst eiIectuai barrier 10 the advance ci
an in.ptns array would desert, or the jour
ney of Death 50 graphically described by Mr.. Ben.
ton in one Of his speeches upon the boundary OF
New Mexico. At Columbus the supply OF water
is abundant. In addition 10 tire springs and wells
with " h.ch the circun acent country abonnds there
is the Tombigbv river, from which any quantity
can be easily obtained. CduElbas is about l2)
miles below Coriuth.. AID has branch rasroad'
fourteen miles in length, heading out from the Mo-
bile and Ohio Raiirod1 1t is situated in rich,
fruitful and wel!-w;ered country and is tina seat
Of a wealthy and intelligent population.
1t hardly possible for islleek to keep his
army Is, Corntl Before lie g5t possession O. tue
to suypIy his troops with water forced up through
several miles of Intia rubt6r,ose from the Icpnes
see river Ii t.is be trne, he propably resorted to
this means OF procuring supply, more Oh account
.,f the greater hualtlfuness of the wnter obtained
from the Tennessee, than from any great scarcity
for between Corinth aud the rver especially in the
nciafborhood of Pea Ridge, there several ctl
len, springs anu Iuinberscss creeks and rivuiets.
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HWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-l~st camp.
l (shree miles East of Richmond.) on ths 9Th m
slant, my BOY CHARLES. since which TINA I
have not heard of him. He Is between u and -
ion, five feet nine ten inchos high, weighs abost
$50 or lGO pounds, quick spoken, and his nesb ~
the appearance of having been mashed or brokea
in. 1t may be that lie has accidentally gotten WITH
some other regiment. Any inforusmfion concern,
Ing him will be thankfully received and the above
reward paid for his delivery, either to Hon. r r.
Haynes, ll9 American Hstel, or 70 n. G. 0aSton.
No. 229 Main street
LIEUT.. CLINTON PERRY,
Go. t." lst Texas Rsginsut,
fe l1--lms General HOods Bri9nAn
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NTANTED--A HOISEkERPER. Also, good
w COOK, WASHER and IR0NER, and Il
CHAnBERMAlD who wash aud iron. Apply
the third door from the Of lth and Frank
lin streets. address. through The Dispatch Office,
H. j." a 1E-3t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

NN THE lsr DAY OF JUNE, mulatto boz.
named BOB. left the Sd Alabama Regiment,
IL short time before the battle Of the Seven Pines,
carrying with him Il carpet bag full Of ciothea-
The boy was hired in Richmond. while passlue
through, and has not yet returned have forget
ten the name OF bis master. Any information a
him OK the carpet bag will be suitably rswsrded.-
Address w. +. VANDERCER, Alabama Depot, o.
Main street, above 9Th 10 l9-6ts
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CoNFEDERATE STATES ARMORY,

CJNF bUf.IIA r = I n I FI> NhMVIN1r I
RICHMOND, VA, June Eth, 1862 !
N1TANTEn-I = | \ STS.-fifty good
w practical MACHINiSIS : are vapte ed to so TO
Atlanta, Geor ia, to WORK in Governmeut Shops Mt
that piece
Such as are not at work on Government
contract, in Government eIpoy, win apply,
with testimonials to the undersigned nj the Con-
federate States Armory, between tia honrs OF ~
and II o'clock A. NJ. and b ard L. III. Such as
are accepted VIII bc furnished with free transpor-
tation to Atlanta. Liberal wages will be paid.
W. ). DOWNER,
Ia of 4
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DOLLARS REWARD.

Left camp, fthrse luils. esst of RichMoudJ q
the si instant my boy JOE. spce which tine havo
not hssrd nf hin, He L. about - years u age !, 3
yelirw eolor aud Of rather difhdens spYsaraneo
has = large scar ON his toreheai frelu burn n
u.as bu tis, he has aeedently got with some eSAer
regiment Any information eoncsfnins hlm will -
thank fully ceei- ed ard the ahovs reward pald ~
bis delivery, either TO me or to Hon J0HA b. xxA.
GAN Postmaster. .Geuerel.
B. A. HALLUM, Co q, lst Tsxsa Rre.
ie lS.-lWs Cen Hoodh AdGnha
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HEADQES l>T VA. REGIMENT, I
I.1tl ~ Inn, 10 l..l

CARY ST. June 10 Ice.
VIZ yAETED-REt'EuiTS.- regiment is
w now al it, quarters actively engaged in filt-
in . up It's ranks. hich ad been much rduced by
a severe aud long campaign. All persons desirous
OF Joining the regiment will apply at the old stand
If Gray s. Adams, Gary street. They will be
accorded the privilege OF connecting, themselves
with my company in tho regiment
ie @--t;:t !. ". TABE Capt CONG
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- = = -
RUNAWANS.
UIisca, n. G.

will be paid fer the delivery Of my nseru
KiTT, who lett camp May 18th. He il about :3
years old. feet three inches high high for.
head with d scar his under lip, black smooth
skin, heavy built weighs about l60 pounds is worry
bow legged and pigeoutoed lie Is quite intell}-
gent, and may pass with free papers for Virginia
negro. He wa. born in Georgia; Is probably hiring
himself out officers servant.
GEORGE r. HEARD,
Capt. Il. A. Hsrdaways Light Battery,
Featherston's Brigade, D. H. Hills Division.
je 2G-7t' Four-miie post. York River &. 4
TT>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD--FOr any n.
/ formton that will lead to the recovery of my two
Servants, WILLIS and BILL who left "Llagon
Hospital on la,st Thursday evening. They may b
making their way TO HaT,sonburg. the residences of
nv father. w. OTHO HILL,
Asst. Surgeon &. s. A., Battery NOT.
10 NJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

NV AhTEpRv Young man WHO has been
w honorabiy tsthas-,I from the army of The
Confederate States siIUATIONiu iu some Govern.
lneut office. Writes good hand and i, willing TO
make himself generally useful. "0Gld be willing
to Ie-enter the army Comnissary. cr Quarter
ter Assistant 'iGarterni.ster, of regiment
brigade. Bp.t of reference given from gentlemen
of high standing in this city. Address " ERUKa,'
this Office. for three DAYS je 2O-3tE
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"TANTED--A situation TEACHER in a
w school private family, bv 81 graduate of
Ealnpden Sidney, who has two yeurs eA Aperience In
teaching is now student of Union Theo. Semi
nary and Il prisoner parole. References given If
required. address, stating terms,
d. COMFORT,
ie i9---tit+ Charlotte G. IT., Va.
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GEN. LoNGsTREET's ADDRESS.

The following address has been Issued to the men
81 bis division by Gen. Iongs'reet II has the ring
OF true metal and will he read with interest both
and patriotic address, written by genuine soldier,
Au.-s L. .lrfa
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4 m DOLLARS REWARD.-Raaaway oo1
lUU my storv, ON Tusssiay, March 17tA, ny ~
gro boy LEWIS WASHINGTON. He y AsaeAs
Isalatio. thick sat. about Ave Nset high. Is yeoso
brown pants, and military eaA Tha ahexs -
ward Il elo0 VII b pai1 ter ~ 1AltsesY 49,
q s. COY44mG
. s--ss No 10 llahA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-11

By telographic dispatch elsewhere our read
ers will obs, rye tho dca'h OF Col COR, AZ his
residence in Hartford, on yesterday morning.
Probably few men attained to wider noto'
rietv than the colonel, the successful introluc-
lion of his revolving pistol having spread with
it his name to all parts of tho globe. He was
likewise brough, prominently into notice BY the
murder which his brother, JoUS G. CoLT, com
mittod in this city about tho year 1872, and for
which he wrs sentenced to lie hung, but anti
cipatod his fate by committing suicide in his
rell, at the Tomb'. o. this occasion his bro
her, SAMUEL, sparel DO pains OF expense to
procure his acquittal or pardon, but failed Of
success.
SAMuEL CoLT was born in Hirtiord,i in 1911
The model of his celebrated pistol was made in
wood, while on a voyage 70 Calcutta, in 1929,
Al in 1885 he secured his first patent. His
factory was at first established at Paterson, n.
j., but was rot successful, and was after Eari.
removed to Hartford. A brarch mandatory
/, alec in progress in England. Colonel CoLI
had acquired an enormous fortune at the time
If his decease, resulting wholly from the profit.
| .ble ~ anuiacturc of his AIMS.
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The Great Mississippi petition
THE TROOPS EMBARKED.


Cbicdqo ian. 10 special dispatch g. the
TrtbUn' trrui Cairo SAYS;
OWING a. the dense f,s, prevailing here, the cNpe-
ditiou southwark hos been delayed. portion Of
the force, however, has been dispatched b. Sterling
T. int Weather permitting, the remaining portion
will lee 80 under way tomorrow. Cairo presented
m unusually warlkr appearance today.
Five hundred dollars worth OF quinine wa cap
turcd n few dsy ago On the steamer Courier.
later .ratch states that the iog has risen, and
q at the expedition will probably start t-i,y. The
tr'ul, aud stores are ali ON lo'rl, and the steamers
oHi guut"'ts 're ready ~ leave.
LATtE.
cairo, Jan. io.-Tlc greater portion Of tie
". - are already embarked. The expedition h
uut expected a. leave before tomorrow. II is under
-tsd That Generals Paine and CeruHru will be
IN command u' the forces from here and Birds
Point, nd Generals Smith ant Wallace Of those
iruin Ptlucah.
L,rrst
Chicago. Jan. io,-A special dispatch T. the
FyINtS" JuJrSAT, frHru Carr, Say, The cNpri ton
l,. r.u met .,i muvin-, and e large portion of the
force hs. already gone down the river. II * under
convoy OF The guuluat- E,s'N AMI Lexington, TIE
expedition Will probably band 1t jefferson, five
mile, below IIri's T. int. The uuudcr uf the
expedition Is being rapidly embarked and will sail
t1iuNr r.N.
A sporsI to the Cli.,so TrAr' dated Cairo, Jan.
9th, -,y-:
Gle. n.uI'- lrs dc, hr I'm ted % Is 4 mites down
tIr VI -.e.Ipl, mouth Of VI .,frI'- Greek ul tAn
hi"'ty -Iu', where TENTS we're pitched for the
o. -li.
r,s.n, .uJ iotururl ct dark. Tie remain Ter o' The
iuf,, nluEr b.. t.D mHrfl.'Ir.
r iup,rroeI ni.,l,ut OF tie 81 l. .u,. RGrru.
II, 49, i,',.i.. that the fleet will .cud the Fen.
90. s.u' river SINE distance" nut tie uud dr-tIIti n
o. M expedition I- not known. A rrthlo lsls
OF ,yriy wIIl ttir, ~ tine some time, ir 1n Bri
POINT. .nl Irug,rd through Kentucky joining ON
'r" 1t tie r"nt "i d,'"N't.'s "'' the Tennessee
MOI
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tho f,sts stt,,tipy the fraud p,,i ~ so.,i.,
III. 80 ,pr,ir ., NE go 90, sr, ~ .c -, a..
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H'l o"iA H"7N'l'I
trtNH Am CRIMINALS,
M A. kiev tntr.ig.aI a Ism D.. ...,i.r ise tho
1uiy,- az Ct.-,s .i over aud Tcri,it,, ..t ,.,rt.
a. ge4.,.u. 4. 4.ttpu,, c,f.i.t- i,.r ,. .,ig no
p.rIsItiIe In state Prison for 10 term r't ,.s. liar
one wear tie maximum ,f ,ph aorte,..t 4, ron ,i,
nov fixed Iv law Tho IY4t.r,,.rs " ,,,i.n.
Pr.af.ieus and Cf4Uiyirs .' state Pr,4r. arr a. e
a Hard. 4, rru.rt ,t,pi,,lI. II, he O. .,r,.r tao
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Army and New

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an the I.yc,,.ir. .., the I,r..,t'.r NV Y,ri.-.
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the Nay y ri lcl ring, exactly 1t sunset, AMI MI
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Foreign Intelligence.
Latest by the Canada, Mt Boston.

Rdgusd, Dee. pa 'c,, day, NJ. the Turkish
m'rhc, town 81 S'rna w,s surprised ly the nsur.
gents, who rll,scl the place aud burnt six houses
The inhabitants were compelled g. take fiy't, lc,y
ing behind many killed, wounded aud prisoners
Ic'crsbur1, 9--rlc JorRS>t ~ sr PEtggs.
MIRO ui tndty, pa fishes note tiires-ci by Prince
q fts h kh :" VI. de- BtH'.uc, Boo reference e. the
Intervention ~ Autrim troops iu the Slttnrna for
the removal 81 the batteries erected hy the u.ur-
gents % the il"rlpepv.un.
la This note, Prince GrrtschakuT states that Aus
tria las created precedent which b. likely To
weaken the principles nee, --1ry Ia TIE security "
Turkey and III" Ictne 1i Europe lie further de-
cltr'- That Russia and the utNer great powers are
mutually lourd to Get VA conformity g. these priu-
cpleS, nd that power cnuuut separately interfere In
Turkey.
L.sbon, Dec. eT.-A III 1T improvement has
trtCu place iu Prince lut.'z health
The population have broken iuio the chrmist-'
shops n tlis city, aud dc-t- ycl every irul. they
believed g. Ice poisonous. Several prv-,us were
wounded The popular excitement e'utIur..
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CITY NEWS.


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The English journals quote with much sails
faction, an extrac' from the Paris PAYS in do
tense Of the southern states, to the tirsc, that
ordinarily speaking, the term "robel' cannp:
properly be applied to eight millions OF people,
and that eight millions form ali n.
We commead the argument to the English
people with great cordiality, and hope thy
sill act US an example by adopting it. This
eoplc Of Ireland Are--or Were-eisht millions,
yot cked jmiss and the bludReon law were
rem orsclc,,ly applied to the lish "confed .
crates, in lsis, AMI 0BRIEN and MEAGuER
were barbircusy ordered TO he hanged, drAwn
ard quGrtcle' \ few weeks a3o, too, The O'Do'
SoHuE was removed by the lrish Lord Cnan
.clor, from the psltry Office Of justice Of the
Peace, because he presided at public meeting Of
Naticnslistr in Dublin, who thought that in case
IT an Anglo-American war on the Trent affair,
he true interests of Ireland lay-no, in sup
porting the pr,tensiors Of the British Govern
pent. Agan, In the case OF the Indian insur-
rection, four years ago, many times eight mil
| lions Of peopl, were banded in opposition to
English laws. Another case now arises in In
liza which presents favorable opportunity for
| the application of the principle. The Silks
are again in arms fo' the preservation Of ueii
| name ard race, and there are ominous signs o
coming storm. In place of ARMTRoSC
| guns ard raed ordnance, let few census taker
| DC at once sent amongst those brave people, au'
ssttle the quarrel on numerical principles OF JUS
i ti,a