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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27

From the Bellows Falls Times.
SONGS AND SONG WRITER'S.
Since the southern fire eaters, as th,
eading rebels are called, have succeeded
in forcing large portion of the people o.
the Gulf States to secede from the Unior
md make war upon the loyal community
The songs as we'll as the prccepts of ou1
athers have become to those traitors ex
;remely odious. South Carolina, by leg
slative enactment, in 1861, forbade thu
'uture celebration of the Fourth of July
md the use of Yankee Doodle, Hail Col
lmbia, the Star Spangled Banner, and
,ther patriotic songs. AS early as Febru
.ry lst, 1861, a gentleman of Atlanta
Georgia, wrote the following
FAREWELL TO YANKEE DOODLE.
Yankee Doodle, fare you well,
Rice and cotton fiout you;
Once they liked you very well,
But now they'll do without you.
Yankee Doodle used to treat
Old Pompey as neighbor;
He didn't grab his bread and meat,
Nor cavil at his labor.
But Doodle now has got so keen,
For every dirty shilling;
Propose job, however mean.
And Yankee Doodle's willing.
Doodle, too, has had the luck,
To get new religion .
At kind of holy zeal to pluck
At everybody's pigeon.
Doodle's morbid concience strains.
With Puritanic vigor,
To loose the only friendly chains
That ever bound niger.
Yet, Doodle knows as well as /,
That when he's come and freed 'em,
He'd see million niggers die,
Before he'd help to feed 'em.
Yankee Doodle sent us down
A gallant missionary;
His name was Captain Johnny Brown.
rI,o ,,;a,+ 80 II or,Har,o Earrx,
With pixies he tried to magnify
The Gospel creeds of Beecher;
But Old Virginia lifted high
This military preacher.
Yet, glory to his name is sung,
As if with sin untainted;
The bloody wretch by justice hung.
By bigotry is sainted.
Yankee Doodle, now good bye,
We spurn thing so rotten
Proud independence is the cry
Of sugar, rice and cotton.
The author of the " Farewell" perhaps
elonged to some one Of "the first fami-
es;" and at the time of writing may
ave been "desirous to have one of the
,yal race of England to rule the Confed-
,acy." At the date of writing visions
future greatness may have foated be-
re his eyes, and he may have had the
flee of poet Laureate to Mr.. Davis, with
pension from his government in view ;
ut his first poem is to the tune of YAM
ee Doodle, and that sturdy loyalist, B.
Losing, Esq, contributed the follow
g addition, which in time, all seces-
ondom must be prepared to sing:
liking Cotton was monarch bold.
Till regicidal treason
With promises of untold gold
Deprived us of our reason.
King Cotton now without the aid
~ OF England, France or Prussia.
Spain Portugal or Belgium.
Or serf releasing Russia.
Is growing weak in every limb. e
And trembles like noodle.
And we had better make our peace
With angry Yankee Doodle"
We aene usi MOORE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27

SHARpsHooTERs The HeraITs cores
pondent before Richmond has the follow
ing relative to this effective branch of the
service:
Berdan's Sharpshooters are keeping up
a lively fright among the rebel gunners,
picking them off when they show them.
selves. Speaking of the efficiency of the
Sharpshooters, four companies Of them
have been trying the sharpness Of their
shooting with results that are worth Civ
ing, as being unquestionably hard to
beat. They fred ten shots each, four
thousand shots altogether, at a target one
eighth Of mile distant. The average
of the shots covered an area of two and
five eighths inches from the centre Of tho
target.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27

60 Parson Brownlow says in letter
"I found in New Jersey, New Hampshire,
Connecticut and Massachusetts, as we'll as
in Pennsylvania, q set of miserable SYM
pathizers with the rebelion-generally of
the late Breckenridge party; but the mis-
cradle traitors lack the moral and physi-
cal courage to avow publicly their wicked
and unpatriotic purpose. The loyal pee
pie are everywhere marking these unpat-
riotic miscreant, and a fearful retribution
awaits them" e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-12

Died, at the residence Of c. W. Purcell ECO, of
wounds received in the fight of the End of ja.y.
Sergeant ALBERT A. ALLiNG. company h, 18Th
Mississippi regiment in the 24th year of bis age.
His remains were escorted to Hollywood Gene
terry by a large number of friends, and buried by
his company with military honors. BY his death
the Southern Confederacy has lost one OF Its best
aud brayest soldiers. He WAS a native of New Or
leans but has been residing for a number Of years
in France, whittier his parents went to complete
the professional education OF their children At the
first outbreak Of the ar he left them to enlist as
volunteer in the defence OF his native South He
fought calamity in the battles OF Manassas and
Leesburg, and was al his post by the side OF his
Captain when he received his mortal wounds The
members OF the 18th Mississippi regiment will bear
me witness that lie Was the true type OF soiQief-
alw avs cheerful in the performance OF his duty,
kind and gentle in his manners-dspIaying. under
the most trying circumstances Christian fortitude
that had it's influence those around him. 1t will
he a source OF pleasure to his absent friends and
family to know that in his last illness kind friends
ministered unto him.; lovely women were constant
ly at his SIDE filing the places OF bis mother aud
sister, who were across the waters During all his
suffering during his goomiest hours, he was buoy
ed up by n Christian hope, by feeling OF security
for the future, that none can appreciate but those
who have given themselves fully TO God Whilsl we
are grieved 10 give him up-whiist we may regret
that bis great, constant aud earnest prayer to be
once again with his family, and be the humble in
strument in the hands OF God for their conversion,
was not answered directly, may we not hope that
his happy death may be a warning to them and
others more potent than all his entreates, all his
personal solicita,ionsi ri J. ID. II.
: THE GALLANT DEAD-Mr. REUBEN T.
THOMAS, Of company A, 1st regiment Virginia
cavalry, the subject of this notice, killed in
the retreat OF the enemy, below Richmond, the lst
of July, while gallsntly fighting against innumera
bic ODDS. We deeply mourn the loss of so brave
and patriotic son Of the South. Peace to bis
hshss
Adieu, my friend, In quiet rest,
Be ever still thy noble breast.
TIE dT cad alarm and battle roar
Shall stiT nc more tiny peaceful soul.
A FRIEND
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rspe.. ospsared ois,r-rA

We unAefssaad that the officers Of Popes COM
s1snd, lately taken prisoners by Stcnewall Jack
aon, professed never to have heard Of President
Desass tase proc,aaasor with reference 10 the com
missioaed brigands Of that army aud declared that
tAey had sapposei they wer~ engaged In civiissed
warfare This IA the coolest thing Of the season
4 cavilissd warfare They burn down our house.'
osstroy our property, Insult cur women arm tie
ccntxabAnds against hang aadshoo onr patriotic
gnArrillaA throw whole communities ct peaeefns
citizens into jail to be g,bbesed in case oar guer-
SElas kill any mere Of their bands Of cuf.ihroats
and robbsrs, sad consider all this civilized mode
Of warfare 1, II only when the same Kind OF
civilization Is applied to themselves that they
discover their mistake. The truth il, we have
borne these horr.bi, ou.ragcs so long and quietly
that our moderation aud fcr6earance have been at
sributed 10 fear, and to inw ard conviction tina,
We wrong doors and deserve all the punishment
we are receiving AT Yankee has5;s. They will now
discover their mistake. An eye for an eye,
sooth for a ,oota and u life tor Lille, will
Be henceforth melted ont to these rcbbers aud muir
derers with the most scrupulous accuracy. 1t ii
ir,ie that ten thousand lives OF such depraved
high minded patriot bat each OF them values
his existence AS highly an houert man, the
wholesome lesson Of retributien will no. be with
out its influence. All the atrocities and horrors
that may characterize the war beieaf;er rest upon
the heads of the inv alers. who have inaugurated
the system of hanging prisoners, and WHO have
manifested in their whole conduct of the war de-
gree of inhumanity and barbariiy which has
shocked the moral sense of the world
VIZ trust most devoutly that Old Stonewall may
succeed in capturing the arch hend and savage.
Pope himself. II be not as feet of foot as
black in heart. we might anticipate luxury, com.
pared with which the capture OF a thousand other
Yankee Generals would be dali and iusipid. Pope
and Butler, Ii those two precious miscreauts
could only fall into Southern hands
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We MASONIC NOTICE.-The members OF ST.
~ JOHNS LODGE, Ne. 81. are summoned TO
atssrd stated meeting Of their Lodge in ths hail
Csriso. Lodge, No ls4, on Marshall between 9th
and I'll streets. this (rG ESDAI) Avenius at seven
O'clock There viii be election 10 I'll. tie Office
OF Secretary. Memosrs Of sister Lodges AID tram
scieat brethren IN good standing respectfully in
vited attend
By order of tina WORSHIP fui Master
au lit J. W. GILL, Sscy
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BAILEY's FACTORY HOSPITAL, c,

w. BAILEY'S FACTORY HOSPITAL. Cor
N SER or 1TH AND CARY sTS.-I desire to
express my thanks TO DIR. Holt, of Woodviile, Miss,
for his generous contribution OF clothing bedding.
wines liquors, and condiments. 20 this hospital as
representative of the Mothers Association" Of
shax State, where those articles were much needed
70 make the wounded soldiers of the battle before
Richmond comfortable. ! also acknowledge the
receipt of liberal donations from Mr.. Munferd.
Chairman Of the Y. n. c. A. of Richmond can
not forget the constant devotion Of the ladies OF this
city in ministering to the wants Of ALL They still
Whit M with the same untiring energy, softening
1he pillows Of those who have been forced into .
lingering confinement by the severity OF ileI
wounia JAS ii. HOLLOWAY.
III l2-it' Surgeon in charge.
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11NIvERSITY OF vIRGlNIA-The next SEES
u sion of this institution will commence on the
1st II October 1862 and end on the ensuing 4th Of
July. The exercises in all the departments of in
struetton-aeademic, Law, and medical-wiu be con-
ducted - heretofore --t being the liked purpose Of
ne Aeerd Of Visitors and the Faculty not TO relax
IN thetr EFFORTS to maintain the standing which the
tnstitntiou has acquired ~ seat Of Learning.
An act OF the Legislature makes provision for
She education OF hfy students (ons from each Of the
Senatorial Districts Of the 6tate) free Of expense for
1snt, natticulstiop, and tuition fees. Vacancies
extst for many Of the districts. Applications to
~ than ere invited from the disicss and the state
aSss qualified 70 profit by the Instruction given ut
~ Unayeralty, and entitled, BY pecuniary circum,
eanesa, to TIE States bounty, Ill Of which sheuld
- dnly certified TO the Chairman Il the Faculty
Appointmsnts 70 al vscancies viii be made by the
Faculty - The 18th Of September.
ssn-st chairmss az the Faculty ssis
INV GOODS Run THE BLUOKADK-
IN Just received much dssirsd GOODS. consist.
Led blaek Aipaea, black Calico, small. Agursd
Oltsses, cosaas Spool Cotfaa, - 7S, and a
0nnotfQ, ulsaeAed Cottons, nsa dickiues striped
SnGnoR WHO Nnsn DiA1se, white Hnsns.
I11oW 4nn Nnen, WAits nAesell1se, CAeok ana
nWdW un1lna Dieh0p kAWnA OAmbfies, La6iAo'
- fner0S xsstssy ewias as1 Canhrs Nm.
AIso - Wa TAsA Pts2 Hssllss, wns1s
01ooo9 epea Gstteos Lo1kS ~ 0levss, u sissa
- - - 81 = s.k = ,.....
49, - 80 1ll711 q 7S71 80
$500 - 49, ~ ee0n1V,
- ~ IN 100 - aussk
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.irbnloah gispatrt.
TunsnAr koaxlA a.. Auousv II, lscs
Nak lnKNN FAfKRx.

.sjzs fs;enas woa.d greatly essies as By esri:ss
say EostAesn pagers they may chance 10 gel ia
thsk eosssssion ~ this ones The public vii
sAw eeselye she news ~ The sariisss n,oulsa.
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DESERTERS-S6l0 REWARD.-Herry Fos
II u Ter. ard Sc hlua eYes. LIGHT hair. light cnm

DESERTERS-s640 REwARD-Henry Eos.
~ ter aged SO. blue eyes, light hair, light com
plsxion feet Ligd.
William Fitzgerald, aged 81, gray eyes, black
hair light complexion, feet = inches high.
Patrick tahey, aged III. hazel eyes, dark hair
light complexion, feet inches high.
sJohn Eitzhenry, aged 20, gray eyes, light hair,
Light complexion, 5 feet 81 inches high.
AWm- Ryan. aged %. gray eyes, dark hair, fOrid
complexion, 5 feet 81 inches high.
Thomas Haller, ssed IL, blue eyes, light hair fair
complexion, 5 feet four inches high
sJOhn Mulvihiil aged 81, blue eyes, dark hair,
light complexion, 5 feet inches high.
Nat. Bonshnaham, aged q, gray eyes, auburn
hair, ford couple xion, feet inches high.
%JAnes Brunes, aged u. bite eyes, dark hair,
dark complexion, feet inches high
Simon Staley, aged le, gray eyes, dark hair, dark
complexion, feet inches high
John Wolf, aged g. blue eyes, light hair, fair
complexion, 5 feet inches high.
John Hanna aged d. gray eyes, dark hair, fair
complexion, feet inches high.
Patrick Hazel aged D. blue eyes, light hair, fair
complexion, 5 feet inches high.
1Lese men were received as substitutes at the
camp of instruction near Raleigh, N. c., aud were
each IN pnssesEion of a considerable sum of money
The usual reward OF $50 viii be paid for the ap-
prshension and delivery in camp of either of the
Above-nsined deserterA
IAN additional reward of $50 will be paid for
these. ROBERT s. RADCLIFFE,
First Lieut.. Cong Co. +. Sd N. c. r.
Il Wilmington Journal, Raleigh Register, and
ChaTlestou Courier copy one wen and send bills
10 this Office. au i2-ftE
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yJTUTR DxYS
By JAMES NJ. TAYLoR s son, Arc.a

4 VALUABLE A N d DESIRABLE THREE
IA STORY BRICK DWELLING, On the S-u;a
slou of G'sce. between LIST and Foushee sts luR
SALE AT AECTi0N.-We will sell upon tAs pre
misses, on FRIDAY, 18th day of August, couAlerc-
ing at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the valuable three-sfory
Brick Residence located the South side o. GIsce
between lst snd Foushee sts,-,he "a West Of Is;
street. 1t contains II rooms. with ali tie moicm
improvements III iron Serandah, &c has Recently
been erected, and ia perfect order, together ". al
excellent brick Kitchen attached, containing four
good rooms, with coal and wood Cellar ulls..
meath also, large brick stable and Carrsgs-
House. The lot has the usual ont. and runs tseE
$50 feet TO paved alley 20 feet vide. TIE pgo
perty offers rare Inducements TO persons wisG.as
10 secure residence in private and retired lQld.
tion or 10 those desiring to inses; in real esisi.
TERMS 0nethird cash the rena.uder a. sui
IL months, the purchaser executing neg liable eies
with interest added, occurred by trust deed
aul2 JAS N. TAYLOR SON. Aue,s.
vALUA BILE ThKEE.sToRY G PAsITE.
Front Stores, located on the South side &
Broad, between Cd and Sd Streets, FUR SALE Al
ACCTlON-We will sell. upon TIE premises,
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, commencing ct
o'clock r. NJ, the two valuable three story sraas
front Stores and DWELLING located on thr south
side of Broad, between Cd and Sd streets occupied
respectively by aessis. Esinhardt aud ossas
They contain six good rooms EACH. with gaS sad
water, aud brick kitchen 70 each house. Thr
property ia particularly adapted for business sten
as well as for private residences The lots front
TERMs.-01e- third cash the balance az sni II
months, for negotiable notes with iute es: added
and secured by trust deed II desired. the par
chaser can pay the entire purchase money.
aul2 JAS, n. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
TWO EXCELLENT TaNEMENiS, on TEE
j South side of Clay and West line ot SuA,a
streets, In Bullock & HARRIS Addition. fOR SALE
AT AuCTIOS.-Wili be sold az auction. OF TIE
premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th Of August,
1852 at S o'clock p. NJ those two excellent and
wellbuit TENEMENTS located a. abovs-ous oc
cupied by Mrs Wh;ttsmore at sl60 Per aunuIn, ssd
the other by Miss Perrin at si40 per snnum, both
Of whom are most excellent tensnta These TsGs-
ments are Just across the corporation line, and SSH
contains six rooms besides kitchen with two rooms
and are In q most desirable neighborhood-
TERAs--0he third c. sh balance a. ak and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, bearing iRie
rest Secured by trust deed
aug GODDTN & APPERS0N, Auctrs.
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Ee1UcTfoN hOTlc1s --tNs Invite asssasioa
y cas ne q SALT, 70 take plAes this ~ W..
street. eals cosnmsncfne at 10 o'clock.
Alao. varsity al Drugs Aedieane4 snd Oroos'
rtes, md . pair Of ans huiss, Wagon ana Harness.
KxNT, PAINE T. CO..
an ,o-tt Auctioneers
c~ VALUABLE FARM At AUCTION At
testicu II invited 70 the sale Of valuable Farm
In Chesterfield connty THIS DAY sf II ocaocA q =.
M Rsfer 20 The suetlon column Of this paper ZOE
nArticnlara, JAS n. TAYLOR a BON.
~. ~ -. Auctlonsers.
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Il 1AIN Or ~ An>v.
LAND, Oh Tn1 SOUTH tfDl az 49,
1lv4 ~ CHEeTDHHlHLD COliYry ass
00fH19 WITH TM1 tMTiRr OROp1 ~ 10
1AnnNo lsPL1AENf1, &C, 1OI All -
PUBLIC AUcTION.-At tbe reouess a ~. AZ
9teef1 Esq, We viii ED npoa Is rrs,n;.s S@s
TUESDAY, The l3sh day 81 Aurum. eomrss.s1
ct II o'clock H. r., the valnabls TARN ioss.ssht
the south aids o. James rivse, IA - ss,.ss %
ChssssrAsld, Ave miles shove Richmond "a
owned by nr. Thomas Hewlett, and NOV -
Occupancy Of Mr.. Steers Il contains AZ 81. 'es
land $50 ceres Of which q In James r,vs. .. -
Ero4nds. 50 acres Of high land In ths rems,rS. Dw
virgin growth Of OAK. pine, and aah TIE -
800 cords II wood cut and stacked and i, !, 81. sc
10000 NOR. csn b easily gotten from The -, 80.
Land This farm 10 provsrh.ai for liz heslthfs,oa
and ID located In very retired and p.sssn, n..as
borhood There To also upon the farm 49,
stone quarry, which has been sucesssfuIIv va.ls
After the sals Of the above win BE- sold She go
Crop, Stock, Farming Implements, &C., f.,nor. ~,
stock are several hesd Of young Mulea and ~. 'As
other articles too numerous 70 mention "1
TERMs-For the resl estate one Third .a.l >,
Remainder at aud 12 months for uesotaaIs ~. sss
with interest added. and secured BY a trust g.
For the personal property, all sums OF s,f. -.
under, cash over that amount, kon,S.f .,. 80
for approved negotiable notes, with int.res, ga.
su JAS. ID. TAYLOR l. son, Aue,.
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BATTERY No. l, RlCHMO5b DEFENCEs,

BATTERY 40. 1, NICdMOD DEFkNCES,
AusDst 9Th, 1851.
A1tNETY DOLLARS REWARD DESERT
IN ERS.-Deserted from my company on or
shout the 3lst July, Priyates ROBT. HOLLO-
WAY, THOMAS H. TYNES, and SAMUEL r.
SEWARD.
The said Holloway is about % years Of age, 6
3eet high, light hair. fair complexion, and red
bard
Tynes - about 30 years DID, . feet inches high
sharp featur6s, and thin beard
Seward Il about 19 years Of age, 6 feet 6 inches
high. fair complexion, and sparsely made.
They are supposed to have gone TO Surry county.
- they ell hail from that place. $50 reward viii
be PAID zor each If delivered TO Capt. Alexan-
der, A. p. N. Richmond or to me, at Battery No l.
THOS B. BLAKE, Capt
su 5Z-6OdSfx Co 4. Aliens Batt siion
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TTNHE CHISWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
seven snd half uiles west of Richmond
The subscriber expects TO resume personally
the duties Of his School the 1st OF October next.
Board and tuition reasonable. Address, Richmond
Post Office. GEO. g. EXALL, A. N.
au l2- eodt0l*
HISSOLUTION.-The co.partnership Of THEO.
IL A. LAU and LOUIS SHUMAN was dissolved
on l y will easT1
the File Manufacturing business q; the old place,
where also, all debtors will please settle their bills
aud all creditors will present their claims
au l2-3t*
EXTRA FINE GREEN TEA,
~ Prime N. o. MOLASSES,
Fresh Mountain BUTTER
Country SOAP,
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. oTEY
au l2-2t*
CUNDRIES-5O bbls TAR
- 5 bbls. bright VARNISH.
$50 reams WRAPPING PAPER.
20 bags WHITE BEANS.
50 bags PEA NUTS.
For sale by q. W. ROBINSON.
au DIV Virginia street. near Cary.
T>OR SALE--On consignment
bbls pure LARD OIL.
10 hhds. prime TO choice Brown SUGAR
l. terces RICE.
50 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO
10 packages LARD.
10 bags good Rio COFFEE, 10 arrive.
an l2-6t TARDY WILLIAMS.
EOR SALE
WRAPPING PAPER.
BAND PAPER.
TEA KETTLES.
SWORD KNOTS.
BY JOHNSTON & BRANSFORD,
au l2-8t No. l23, Main street.
EoR sALE-A pair Of London ELASTIC
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A VERY ipKSlRABL2 BRICK Ian sss.
n Story Dwelling. on ths eoasn sas r Arc.
-. nssr 10 Adams ssrssa IoR SAtS Al wsn.
TI0N-Ws viii ell upon The pssaasse 20 4,
NIaDAY. he l3th DAY Of AuGuss. cc@nlsaeAss -
cclcck 7. 4, the very dsslrsbls tarss ss0,y IN
Dwelline. located on tss South .ide % sss 49, ii
near 10 xdams street., and now n The eeospsass
n. post. Is contains ave eocd soems .sss shs
1i1h No. 1880 anA . veil 81 water ekes ~
r.ss.;.ss To ios ftonss 50 fseA sndrsrs sseA ~
~ - a al1ey. 49, :. 4 and u
fxnna tAha sasAs Ne eslanes 9 s s@i.a
rnenSAa - ne9o11nAte n0ee4 WA Ussss"
~ enonro1 n : teuee - .n~, A.nsa
50 III 4.1A - II -. - -
T1VNf1 - resSs1 "a v1o004 sx11NSS w..
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- A00 BUSHELS OF CORN AT FCBL!C
Il ItUU AUCTIUN-Will bs sold ct pubic
auction, on TUESDAY, tho 18th inst, 81 Crsp.
shaw's Warehouse, oaTner Of 18th and Cay st.
about twenty fcur hundred bushels Of GovorEmsn.
CORN, IN a damaged condition. Sale comraeucs
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Mai A. IL BARBOUR. O. ~
TERMS-CRsh on deliv ~, eur
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, MARYLANDERS-Ism in want
"A of few young menin my company This
COM pany Is 30 be thoroughly recognized by the
election of officers This is fine chance for young
men no desire their good old state rescued
fron, tho hands OF the enemy. so come forw ard al
once JOHN ]. LUTrS.
LIST Lieut. Cond's Co l., lst Md reg't
p. 81 will be in Richmond in q few days.
where can be seen and give ali Information.
an lo-3odlm+ J. j. L.
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BY A. VI. HAMIL TON, .iucsiontey.

BY a. VI H11H7LIO4V, .sncslohty.
Nm TUESDAY, the I'd Of September Baxt, en
the premises, at u O'Clock NJ. viii oter i9s
sale, by auction, my Tract of LAND, lying IN Ice
upper part OF Goochland. adjoining the lands ct
Hugh Davis, A. u. Perkins. and Others tbs
Tract, containing about 229 acres, creek ooi'on
and rolling land Is In improving condition WI
watered, with sufficient Huber IN an excellent
nsighborhood aIi convenient 20 Churches. Posto;
fce Court House SC There is On the plsce good
dwelling house, with seven rooms and al reees'
sary outhouses II is q good location for phys'
clan, and an excellent one for nssnboFHooa
school Persons feeling an interest In th.s sails, a.
referred to J. +. jennings and Ctas. AcAitstsr we
live near the place, or may address d. h'aiL'
TON, Columbia PostOtnce. Fiavanns, Va, 'os aay
information desired,
rERMs-Made known on day Of sale.
MI MAYO, 81
Sale conducted by A. NJ. HAalLros. Auc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-12

NJ Office ALI absent members Of Co. @, 9th
IN Regiment Virginia cavalry, are required to
report Immediately to camp. II sick, send certif
cate of army Surgeon, or be published as deserters.
By order OF Capt. o. M KNIGHT.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-12
By REDWOOD + KEACH Aaeio,sr.
"a Main street

4 UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE ToBArro
n CIGARS. CLOTHING, &c.--On TUESnsV
I1tn instant. at 10 o'clock, at store we seal, al,
vsry desirable lot Of FURNITURE, &C, eop.istirs
In part Of
Cottage Bedsssads,
Mattresses, Pillows and Bolstsrs
Cane and wood seat Chairs,
Dining and other Tables,
l Cooking Stove,
Tobacco. Cigars, Crockery,
Show Cases, Glass Jars, Shoes Clo,h,ny L..
an IL REDWOOD H. KEACH. au.S--