The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-06

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tlsman who formerly belonged to the Sek Ala
6asnA while II was stationed near Manassas and
was Afterwards Transferred TO the Army II the
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10 dsyf ALRx. G. NORTON,
IA s--lr eOsl Georgia
TAPT q. n. K0Y, Of Sous, vii plss.s 1t ne
" know through the Rlchmond Port Once whsFe
they are. K J. WARREN,
4 NJ kae-lsds. Of SAMUEL IoRsEIY vill
"a be thankfully received at o. W. PukcELs.s
ExchanEs ofics He belongs to Capt Wads's com.
pany, 57sh Va regiment. au6-lts
INFORMATION WANTED--Of First Llsutep-
Il ant ANDREW J. RODGERS, Of Bailey,s Heavy
Artillery. He came TO Virginia soon after the war
commenced With the Confederate Light Guards,
Capt. +. J. Walker, Of Augusta, GA The company
was then included In the ID Georgia regiment Col.
A. X. Wright. Any information Of him. or his wife
and child will be thankfully received II left ct the
au5-2t+ WIN. A. CROKER, supt A. LO.
a NY INFORMATION as to the whereabouts Of
IA s. X. COLEMAN. Of Go. C. 18th Reg't Miss.
Voi- who has been missing from his company since
the battle Of the LIST of July will BE- thankfully re-
ceived by bis brother, r. D. COLEMAN,
Care Of Dr. w. Devine, Mississippi Depot.
jy 2l-6t* Opposite spotswood Hotel
CHOULD GEO +. LINN be in Richmona. he
- will find his mother ut the Park HOuse, Bank
street. II unable to her, he will let her know
Of his whereabouts Any information In regard 10
hra viii be thankfully received ty his mother at
PARK House, Bank street, Richmond, We.
jy Costs
e OsT BROTHERs.-LAWRENC AND JNO.
IL MULLEN, natives of county Of Wicklow,
Ireland, cane from Maryland in July, 1850. When
last heard from they were king ~ kichn1ond
Granite Quarries-two years ago Amy know
ledge of them will be thankfully received by MI
CHAEL DUNN their brotherinlav, at Silver HUI,
Davidson county. II. &C. au 2-3sA
TTAVING seen the name of my son, JOHN
III SNELLIsGiS, advertised as deserter from
Capt. Louis r. Bossieux's company, deem it pro-
per TO say that the said John Sneliings emily 10
years Of age on the LIST day ct December, 1861 and
that the said Capt. Bossieux had no authority from
!, was done against my will, and without my know
ledge consent. / therefore positively protest
against his being held to service in said company,
andferbid bis arrest for that PURPOSE e.,,, ,vns
au 1-3s' T. SNELLlNGS.
NTOTICE.-InformatIon wanted Of the where.
~ abouts Of Corp1 ELLIOT w. ROACH. Co.
4, 18th regiment Alabama Vols, who was sent to
some hospital in Ricbmond and has not been heard
Of since. Address SAML SELLERS,
1ss Lieut.. comd'g Co. A, 18th Ala. Vols
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NOTI3E.-Any person knowing Of the VIII
~ abouts of Private WIN D. MOLLY, of Cd
pany r, 4th regiment N. C. State troops, and N
communicate the same to 1t 2. H Simms, Rich
mond, Va, or to bis father, VIM. Molly, at Wilson,
N. C., will be suitably rewarded
au l-6t& WIN. MOLLY, Wilson, n. C..
"yANTE D-Information relative to my boy
wv FRANK calls himself Frank Magruder.-
Said boy was impressed in Loudoun county on the
5th day of March, 1862 by order of Gen. Stuart
and turned over TO Maj. Barbour, at Manassas. The
saue day, without being properly registered, he
was sent to Strasburg with others, for teams, and
on their return transferred to Capt De Lalgle, at
or near Warrenton Fauquier, Va. No descriptive
list being furnished from Barbour's department.
and tho negroes being scattered throughout Cen
Smiths (now Gen. Joness9 command all trace Of
my boy has been lost. have reason to believe he
is still q teaEster in the Army Of the Potomac
having been seen driving wagon during ths last
lnonth Frank is mulatto; about % or "a years Of
age: nearly six feet In height; broad shouldered
good countenance, and No. hand Information
In regard to him will be thankfully received and
rewarded. Report to Mr. G. L. FISHER, Arlington
House. Richmond
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