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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-22
RUNAWAHS,


nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
oREWARD.--Ranaway from me on Sunday
July 2Oih, three NEGRO BOYS. namely:
JAMES A. CARPENTER brown skin, shout .
years old, feet Tor inches high, reads and writes
1 indifferent hand He was bought OF MI. X 4
Claybrook. of Westmoreland county.
ARTHUR also brown skin; has been In The EN-
ploy of Mr. 8. 3. Cotfrell for some months; sooo'
feet 6 or inches high; was purchased OF N.Y.
VIM Bowen Of fauquier county. Va
NED SCOTT. Of lighter complexion than ihs
rest; about feet inches high. He was purchases
Of Mr.. g. w. Register.
1t IL Supposed they are trying to make ,hsir way
to frsderickshurg. Iwill pay the above ns~Sa
70 me or scared in some jail 70 that can sstta w.
jy 22-.6ss JOHN ERASE
4 RUNAWAY NEGRO NAN, named GEosoL'
IA the property Of Col. VIM Webber 81 sp's
SylvaniA, WAS brought to my jail July aist l'"a
Said George u Of DARK complexion aooaI , -
Inches In height The owner VIII come fos""~
pay expenses and tsks him swsy. rvpx,x
~ 2@st. kOBT LuArAI.-
NIFTY DOLLARS R1wAkD-.' For the a. -
Aarbsring my boy. LEWIS, aud s2o for ~
apprehension o. the boy. delivered 70 Mr. Hse.vs
DAvIys jail - that can get him he az a. "a.
days ago. On horse supposed TO be IN ofassrS "a
Is no doubt IN some OF the camps Inc %!
about eighteen years old, wish regular fea'u !,
dark brown complexion, and about fiye feet NV"
eax tnehfs nigh, ana naa eood eoonSe a,swSrp
jy R-3ts G. y TUkN.@-
1SEN DOt4LAkA REWARD.-1an % nom :.
premises on FEDERAL street, on ieth inst. TX
woman EMILY. 90 3 bright nulssto' Aees, -
years ef aeA Aha b thoagAt 10 b mailing Il
way for New Kent county. u not shs nsy -
lurking Ahous this city. lvm gye sns 1eS ~. =,
ward for her coaAneASnns h sopns ~. - lea
Aar sssin. 0na * haf go wak swollen wsss~
lsft, from eolA.
II lp-As JOHN y pALcs
T1N AV1Y-6 56EHWARD-lsoM newsnss
F8. vals. Alhsnasae county. Va uE0ks - -
ehoaa 8 yeaeu 81. AlnAk. and heasy rs :. ~
4 - - r I166neo1 al y 1aeelA 9hensUe.
~ 0ssslle es1nA1s - nv - nakl1g ~ ~
49, - oA0Ne I~NQ14 - - - ~
50 9 81 r ~ - 8 - I =. g rs Va
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By G0DO7N 4 APPERS0Y. AucfI

By GODDIN n APPERSON. AucfA
TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs AND
4 TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS. on TIRE SOUTH
SIDE OF VBNABLE STREET., BETWEEN 18TH
AND PLEASASTS SITS, FOR SALE AT AUC
TiON..-At the request of the owner We will .e!
at public aueton, on the Premises on MONDAY
the 2Sth July, 1862 a. O'Clock p. ~. the follow
ing valuable real estate, Wig:
The two small Framed Tenements located ~
above, near the grocery store Of Mrs. Lemuel Pow
ers-one Of which Is occupied by Mr. Mnson, and
the other by Mr.. Norris.
Also, 324 feet of Land on the south side Of Ven.
able street. extending from Mosby to peasants,
running back l47 feet to wide alley. which will
he divided into ten lots of about 81 feet each
These are really beautiful lots
TERMs.-oue-thrd cash balance at o and Ia
months, for negotiable notes. interest added SC
jy22 GODDIN & APPBRsON, Aueta
CMALL FRAMED TENEMENT AND vALu.
~ ABLE LOT, on THE EAST LINE OF 4rB
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.--Willb be sold at sue
ton, on the promises. ON THURSDAY, the 2ih o.
July, 1862 at 3 o'clock, z NJ, the valuable proper
ty located as above. The dwelling has recently
been repaired, and is now tn good crd-r, AID has
accommodations for a small family The lot Is a
most valuable one, and has front Of - fer, aud
depth of $50 feet.
TERMs-Ons third cash balance at one and TWO
years for negotiable notes, interest payable half
yearly, secured by trust deed:
jy2l GODDiN 81 ApPERSoN, Aueis
- MALL MARKEr-3ARDEN FARM, Of 81 acres
- near the Fairfield Rsceiield. one milo East Of
Richmond, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil b.
sold az auction, on the premises on wEDN ESDAf
23f July. 1902 at O'Clock T. NJ, the small Cottsgs
Farm located as above, (formerly owned BIZ steb
bins & A,ller,) containing 81 acres, Win good
framed Dwelling thereon, and wei. adapted for a
suburban retreat or market garden. IL Is within
eco yards North Of the blacksmith shop OF Jane,
w. Harden.
TERMs.-One.third cash; balance AZ 8 and u
months for egotiabls notes interest added secured
by trust deed.
jyl9 GoDDIN & AfPERSOE, ALc;s .
z. S.-After the foregoing sale, I'll be sold avs
very handsome BUILDING LOTS, in RaseTs
pian fronting each IS feet, Z7ih, between 4 and
streets, running back LID feet to alley Aso,
LOT, 30xl65 feet on the South side Of Carrips'on
street, near to the residence of Mr. Wiley, ard sd
joining Mr.. Antelletsis house.
Terms at sale.
jyal O. z A., Auetr
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Fierce Words.

The Yankee press talks and threatens derceiy
ever and their Congress adopts the most ferocous
and inhumGa measures. They tell us they have
hithArto treated us with humanity but that hence
forth they shall handle u with gloves oil. Coufs.
oeaon. hanging organized African L,surreetion are
to be our future portion. We used to their
truculent talk. They must not suppose, because
n b not rstortsd In kind, that the silence OF the
South arises from any other emotion than contempt
We cannot handy words with these animals. whose
bark u wore than their bite When they put In
execution some Of their present inhuman threats,
the South viii reply, by taking an eye for an eye
and tooth for tooth. Woe to these demons when
they unfarl their deaths head and cross bones, I"
in Anything but figures Of speech
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Richmond can pay their State tax bills, by calling
1t the Sheriff Office lob Main street. from 6 A. II.
I'll p. II during this week. In consequence Of
The late period at which We commence our oollec-
tons and the present condition of the country, It
Il necessary that I'll the Of the State be i'm
mediately collected, and my dsrutias win be In
stxastsd to grant indulgence to none but those who
are serving IN our armieA Il u earnestly hoped
pared to pay on the nrst application.
psFDons who have recently purchased real estate
IN the city, and whose title deeds were not recorded
prior 70 the LIT Of January 1862. are requested to
Ieavs lists q the ofRce that the taxes may DO col
lNe4ed q the present owneFs.
81. K. ELLY6ON,
H0-ets Sheriff City Richmond
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By r. CAUTHORN, Anct.oneer.

r EGATEES' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Il KITCHEN FURNITURE.-On wEDNEs
DAY, 2.d inst, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the real
dence of the late T. i. Humphreys, on sth be.
tween Franklin and Grace streets. in the rear
OF Dr.. Reads church, shall sell at aucticr III.
Household and Kitchen Furniture OF the deceased
consisting in part Ct one handsome Piano; fna
mahogany. Spring seat Chairs; Cnue.seat do
Marble-top Centre and Side Tables; Sofa- Ia
hogany Wardrobe aud Book Gaze; one fire Ala
bsster Mantel Clock l common do; Bedsteads
Mattresses. Feather Beds, Mirrors; one fine Gas
Chandelier; five plain do; Kitchen Furniture &c
FLOUR. Ako 10 bbls. best City mills Family
Flour TERMs-Cash
By order of the Legetees.
jy2l X. CAUTHORy Aret'r
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By REDWOOD 4 KRACH, A.-u
81 Main street
By E. 3. COOK, Aaetioassy.

hRY G0ODS. CLOTHING. GOLD LARA
IL BOOTS, SHOES, &c, AT AUCTION n.
TUESDAY, 22d inst, At 10 O'Clock viii coll :,
my store an invoice of DRY GOODS slna,s
Linen, aud Marseiles COATS. PANTS. aud VFsTs
Also, an invoice of BOOTS and SHOES. d.
GOLD LACE, &c, &C. E. q. COOK, Aue.'r
iy2l
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CAMP 13TH ALABAMA,

July L. 1902
MIssRS DIToRs. DR.. Coffin e last brilliant
- oesp q 1sis unfolds plan seldom adopted
- gontomso Of getting out Of IN swkw ard positon
HereafSer wheu ous 10 met by unpleasant facts,
wh5eh he t5es b vaiA 10 disprove no can success.
nAy rssee9 - the Doctor's distinguished example,
v1s easums hs scnustomsd pomposty, affect
gfsak fndi1sespcs towards his adversary, ard pro.
h0unae the whole affair batch Of fasehoods With.
out regard 70 The Law and the testimony, II Il not
NypaSpcss - continue this communication any
tally astalseA in tie sssond. By the witness called
"a the stanA b tie Doctor hlmaeR- the Doctors
swD gweeplAg assertion 70 the contrary, noswith-
4nAmG. - dismsneng the Doctor. must be H.
q n + htas, nsaa. ssd eeoasmptibio
JOHN +. SMITH,
k0-l1s Captain 18th Alabama.
- % D T-TSs ssr6srs q E1CfIM0R
~ 1xQAQABb1. 10 e / o, o. r.. win
nsst q ClA Ysllsws Hall TO-DAY, q O'Clock
n =, ~ IL puspcss Of paying The last tribute Of
s.elsa = our dscsased nsnbss, Pct AEDREw
nss =. 80 = z. s \ !; MURRAY. s...s..
=
~ TIN LADlne e NJ FIRST Dapfist Church
- - - ~ s3ed9s ~ rseotes 81 ord re-
80 - &: 9 ss< q r.esisess g u wosnd-
- & 8. Ass1,sabus esassH "
fNAAyAYE Ml1y11.-- laaessaatlosNae1e
. - aeeves pnvaae > - Ia Yifghie
81 - ; - :. ~ - : l.ss hsasd
: ,s !. @ Sa1| -. 9 8.
: e. - ]. q =. -! "a : 80 ss =.
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FUTURE DAYS,
By e. B. COOK. Auetioneer

L>RESH MICH COWS AT AUCTI0y
II FRIDAY, 18th instant, a. 10 o'clock, viii ss1
At Council Chamber Bill, eight superior NIJCa
COWS, with calves by their sides.
jy % Z. B. COOE Aus,
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MARRXED,

IN the 18th inst, by Rev. l. G. Wales Mr.
this city.
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Rittu1udn gispattt.


Our Asends would greatly ohligs a. by sending
any xcsthsra pspsrs shsy saay chance to GET IN
SsSlf possssaoa % shis o6Res. The public Will
sAas resolve sAs reWs a shs earlest romsna
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~ fHR FIRST YEAR
OF THK WAR.
n EDWARD H. POLLlRD
WRIST T. JOHNSTON Publishsrs
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
ON rnoUsAxD COPIES DIsP0gBD OF OF TIE
YfRsf DAY OF ITS PUBLICATION.
n b Southern Book by Southern fauthori
n 10 called for by old and young. male aud f.
mA2oi
H Substantially cannot b doubted, and should
b read by Ill.
PRI0ETW0 DOLLARa. BY Mall 40.
IxrRAcrs PROM rHR PRESS,

The Riehmond Ex01inr myss
Il = the most elaborate and valuable literary
eoatxfbatloo that has yet been made to the inter-
ests IT IL South; that i will mot only entioc but
repay, the curiosity q I'll rsadsrs.'
Prom the Richmond Wig:
The well known ability and diligence Of Mr.
Pollard are guaranteAs Of the value and merit Of
his book. We anticipate much Qualification from
h pesusA, which We will notice ct length. Nessrs
West 4 Johnston, the publishers, deserve much
sesdit for their satsspriss."
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Bookseller, Richmond.
~
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DOOMg FOR RENT. WITH FOARD.-One or
n, two front ROOMS, suitable for q small fami
", can be secured with BOARn, reasonable
terms. The house Is nearly new, and located In
healthy and retired part Of the cry. sad Rooms
will be either furnished or unfurnshed. Address,
by note, to Il. c." Dispatch office. giving full
names. jy 2a3.'
nOARD-For wounded or Invalid OFFICERS.
in fine, cool rooms, can be hed ty calling ON
Grace street, doors above Adams, at any time af
ter o'clock p. N. y Ta-2w|
DOARDING.-A gentleman and bib wife, Or two
gentlemen, can be furnished with a large. airy
ROOM nicely furnished, and BOARD in genteel
family by applying at once o. the fourth brick ten
enc Mt from Clay street, on ID ST., between Clay
and Leigh jy 2a--3s"
pOARDING-- oae large front ROOM. nicely
ID furnished, suitable for two gentlemen, friends0
can be obtained in private family, if applied for
Eoon, at the .ond house above ISIS and Grace
streets, south side. Jy 22--3t
-----.-----G---
AtsUsssHExrs
gtIUaMOED VARIETIES
II, tI.a5s Franklin HALL
One door below he Exchange Hotel
Acting manager - UhSEE CuDEN
STAGE Manager. w. THORPE
TUESDAY EVENING, July 22d
Will be performed the
LIFE OF AN ACTRESS.
Selwyn Dawdle. ---.--..--..-...-G Orsey ogden.
Violet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Ida Vernon.
Double Dance. --..------P Darlington Sisters.
To conclude with
STATE SECRETS.
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"YANTED.-.-I wish to purchase BUILDING
w LOT, On LIST, Cd, or Sd streets, south OF
Main Any one having such to dispose OF will ap
NV 10 (iy 2G-3ta w. n. TINSLEY.
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I INFORMATION WANTED OF my brother,
i Capt. E. COOK, who was wounded On Tues
day, the lst July. Any Information will be thank.
fully received. Address 81 COOE,
iy l6-3tt Co. e. 18th Reg't Il C. r
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MY SON, WILLIS III. BRAND, Co. E, 45th Ga.
wi Reg, was brought to this city on the 10th
july and taken to some hospital private house.
Any information in regard to him will be gratefully
received by his father at the Vernon House, Mayo
street, near Broad, or by line left for ne at the
Dispatch Office. TU0S. D. BRAND
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w ANTEpW sHOEMAKERs, TO make
w brogues Also four on fine work. Apply
at la Main st., below 18th.
" 22-4th JAS. KNOTS.
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TED-SUBSTITUTES.-1 wish to EN-.
w plsy two or three SUBSTITUTES for the
war. Apply al the American Hotel from to
o'clock. J. j. HOUSE,
iy 22-2t" OF Brunswick county, Va.
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a NY IMPORTATION, from any source what
IN soever, ~ to the Whereabouts Ter, II dead, IL.
tellixenee to that effeet) Of Privates a. A. GARD.
NER, J. B. KEY, J. SIMMONS, and w. II. GRAD.
cd on the 9th juno In tho battle near 0ainess Mills
would be most thankfully received.
G. w. NcCRkARY.
Captain Co. A, lst 8. c. ".
Regt Q. C. v.
would also most cordially receive intelligence
~ TO the locality and condition Of Privates J. W.
MINUS. +. WEBB. 8. =. NEWMAN, aud j. p.
BAILEY, who were sent ON to Richmond aboHt =
mouth xiccs, by ordar Of surgeon Of lat 4 CIV.
q. w. McCRKARy,
" IL Us Capt Co 4. ist & g. "
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CsTOLEN-sloO REwARD-From my farm, in
- Charles City, ~ miles below Richmond, on the
nj hit Of Monday, 18th inst, three MULES aud q
earring COLT. The mules We're above the average
size, aud from niae 10 twelve years old one horse
mule. of bright bay color and long lega OF the
other two tmares) one was dark bay and the other
brown. The colt was a very handsome sorrel, sim
g1larly marked in each flank by the blending of
white aud sorrel hairs. have reason to believe
that this depreciation was committed by our troops
they were passing by and through the place dur.
Ing the night The next day the colt was seen tied
to or in an army wagon. and coming towards Rich
mond 1t Ia believed that the persen having him
can 10 identified. II 30, he viii BE- prosecuted for
tha recovery Of colt aud mules. and such infor,na
ton as viii csnvict the thief or thieves; or $40
apiece Will begven for the recovery Of the colt and
mules. ljy ls-N-l o. 4. CRENsHAw. NJ D.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Loss.
- on the battlefield At Coal Harbor, during The
battle Of the battle Of the 9Th uit pair If black
patent .ieather SADDLE-BA containing ono Of
Colts latest improved six shooting PISTOLS, with
fiated cylinder, q carved livery handle, carrying
large bali, silver mounted. and engraved on the
handle IL the following inscription. ~ near = can
be ramembered: Lieut. G. r. Tate, Ang 1861"
value thu Pistol chiefly account Of ito associa
TONS and viii cheerfuiiy pay the above reward for
IT. delivery to me at Mrs. Davies residence, on
18th street. between Clay and Leigh, Or to Col
win also pay the Of Hfsssn dollars Sor the other
coutsuts Of the Gaddle-baea "A. T. RAlHIY,
~ I9--6ts Col Of Let Texas nsattAent
TOIEN-9a5 RRWARD-from camp, s IT,
~ intersection Of the Charles City and Wtllisms
Surg road about three nilAs nom Richmond, a
the 7th inst, . large BAY HORAE, abent sixtesa
hands high with small patch 81 gray halrs "a one
e1 his fore legs. and cut from rope ON the IT,
lock Of his LEFT hind leg. Has Z large bed, with
smalL uunken eyes. I1ls knees ar SopFouinent
o. to have the appearancs d belng pulIba IT,
sbsvs reward viii u paid upon M Aelivssy 3 ~
Colepel ~ ~ S3d nelft Va yels, ~ - 11surs u
alyssea le-l1 j
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vXTANTED-Any quantity Of EMPTY BOT.
w TIES, for boiling honey and about $500
or 81 Goo In GOLD for which the market price will
BE- paid. Apply at the corner Of Broad and TN
sta. at r A. T. Dabney's. between the 1onr1 Of
A. NJ and 2P II. A. g. MADDUX.
tv 12-3f&
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+ LIEUT.. r n BELL, of the Sd North Caro-.
lima State troops, win please call at the firm Of
Maury i Co, bankers, at ii O'Clock A. NJ to-day or
tomorrow, he will find something to his advantage
~ 1876 PERCIVAI,
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NOTlCE-The owner Of small TRUNK.
IN marked F. Morris, left on the platform at
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad can get the
same by applying at the Ticket Office of the Com.
pany, proving property and paying for this adver-
tIsement. j. II. LESTER
~ le-4t Tickst AGENT
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Z NSTgAYED---on Monday evening, the l4th
July, ls62, from Lieut.. Charles Hunts, ("Our
House. y bay MARE, il good order. She had on q
Saddle, bride, and martingale. No marks reuam.
bcred, except a white saddle mark, and was cut on
the right hind hoof, caused by rope halter. She
was marked rs. c." instead of the usual brand &C.
s." suitable reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving her at Our House, on 18th street between
Main and Cary. or at Capt. VIM. J. Dabneys camp,
on the Charles City road, GenI A. p Hills
headquarters STEPHEN G. CURRY,
jy i9--3t~ I'd Lieut.. Dabney's Siege Battery
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DOARD-For wounded or Invalid OFFICERS,
, in fine cool rooms, can be had by calling on
Grace street, 9 doors above Adams, at any time af-
ter { o'clock, p. NJ. y a-2w*
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VXTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE Of me-
w dunn size, furnished unfinished.
Also $50 in GOLD for sale. Address BOX s3o,"
citv Post Office. ~ 22-3t'
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!TNAKEN UP-Four HORSES and MULE, on
I my farm near Richmond The owners will
please call st Mr.. JAS PENDLETONS Stables, On
Cary st., near the City Gas Works. prove property,
pay expenses and take them away, or they will be
sold as tine law DIRECTS. jy 22--3t*
'.NAKEN UP AS ESTRAfS One bay HORSE
1 and a MARE, on the Scuffietown road, half
II lie above Richmond the 7th of May, 1862
which the owner can have by proving property
and paying expenses. W. T. FORDE
iv 22-3t*
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES:

TXTANTED-A SUBSTITUTE, to serve for the
w war, in Virginia regiment. Richmond
Company composed of all gentlemen For such.
liberal price will be paid. Address &C.," Dispatch
Office, stating where an interview can be had.
I2-0tk
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BOARDING.

Serg't JOHN LAMB, Secretary.
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n M FEKSON that can give Information Of
IA ALLEN K. WILLIAMS, Of Company II, LIST
regiment south Carolina volunteers, who was
wounded in the Meehanicsville battle Of Friday,
the 9th Of June, will much oblige the undersigned
by writing to him a. soon ~ possible. Descrip-
tion-i6 years Of age, light hair, gray eyes brown
complexion Dress--blue jacket, gray pants
trimmed with green cord, and boots tipped At the
toes with brass. Address WALLACE T.. WILL
LIANS, Company H, Colonel Hsrniiton's regiment
lat a. G. ", Richmond, Va iy Is ~
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f OST-$l 0C0- $500 in tens and $500 in fives,
Confederate money and Bank notes, either at
TIE Treasury Department going from there
through Franklin to 2lst and Grace Sta Any person
finding i. will be literally rewarded by leaving it
At this Office. lily o.. S. V. SHRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04


Tothe late President OF Harvard College, near
Boston, Is generally accorded the merit Of hav-
ing been one of the most thoroughly learned and
erudits Of American students. He is especially
spoken Of as having been the best Greek schol-
or in the country.
ooanEIaus CoNWAT FnFOE, who died on the
26.h inst, at the residence Of bis brother, s
M FELTON,, 10 Chester county, Pa, was born in
West Newbury, Mass, in 1907 He graduated
ct Harvard College in the class Of 1877, and
taught school in. .Gsntsso, Ny. In 1879, he
was appointed Latin tutor in Harvard, and sub
seuuensIE, .isreek tutor. In 1882, he was made
Elliott Professor Of Greek Literature. This
position he he'd for about twenty-five years,
until, on the retirement of DR.. WALKER, he was
elected in his stead President Of the College
President FELroS edited many literary and
classical works. and was frsqueDt contributor
to cur periodical literature. He was also on
elegant and graceful lecturer. He leaves sew
eraI children. He was twice married., and by
his second marriage, became brother in-laW
VI hoa~r1e- 1ANAoei@'
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Gov. wise and his Dead Son.

The Norfolk correspondentof the Richmond
Dispatch, under date Of the 18th ult., writes:
Last night, when the steamer arrived at Cur
rituck, Gen Wise directed that the coffin con.
tanning the remains of his son be opened.
Then, learn from those who were present, q
scene traLspired that words cannot describe
The old hero bent over the body Of his son, on
whose pale face the full moon threw its light
kissed the cold brow many times, and exclaim-
ed, in an agony Of emotion, 'Oh, my brave boy,
That powerful old hero OF Eastern Virginia, as
famous for the generous impulses Of his soul ae
for his indomitable bravery and proWesP, recoV-
sring now from hisillness, and nerved perohance
more strongly by the great lose he has sustain
ed, will fight the enemy with an energy and de-
termination that will scarcely be successfully
resisted by the congregatiDg enemies of freedom
and humanity"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

THEArAE.-Three new piecss are announced
for this evening, with Hattie Bernard, Mrs. G
T. Smith, Mr.. Rllion, Mr.. Arnold and Mr.
Wilson in theprincipat characters.
The Managers. With Reir accustomed liber.
ality, have rendered the use Of the Theatre for
the benefit of the ''SJldier's Aid Society" OIL
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The Gin
cinnati Theatres have given Zine hundred and
thirty dollars for che same purpose, and we
earnestly hope our citizens will unite their ef
forts with Messrs: Kinney & smithto make IL
benefit in earnest. A committee Of our prom
inent citizens have taken the affair In hand, and
will pay over to the authorities appointed to re-
ceive contributions, the amount, after deductiDg
the local expenses. The performances will be
of most attractive and moral character, and
an entire change Of programme given each eve-
ming. Let us see what the citizens of Colum-
bus will do for our noble volunteers, rho have
been crowned with the "laurels of victory" and
\ In want" of the comforts of life. r4ale lci {
.