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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04

Sommer<Nrran9emen
1861.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-04
SDmmer=NrrQnQeutent.

SPINNER ARRANGEMENT
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tn gerbinpnns nit Rem
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b%inbuug.
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Ilhanp 4 llbr Modnt.
Mem=yprf ubr 80 81. Ntes.
Soltcn IL lbr Na6ts.
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nad gremea, 5amturs, 5apre> Nntperpen, Hpt-
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@pmpeenie s~srfauft.
paquete fir irgenb eiaeu an Der Ictrp;t YIN,
M'lmantee gt1snbabn e~slesenen plab persen
prompt unb tiQis befGrtert.
Vfon seiGne 8radt: Via D. & Nj r
Dieie eenpagnie %tef0rtert Tra9t III tebeutene
sertt1seren preilenz idneaer uub fusrer, oIe it.
seab cine anbere @%elelfdaft. "' wv"
S1rse in Mtlpaufie $50 SltpaNerfrage.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

ComnIotion in Car,p-The "New Merri.
mac" Expected Down the Jnmes-The
Re5eis again Try 70 Burn and Desfroy
our vc-seis-Thcy get Fired snto-Thcy
then try the - Confidence Game'-lsep-
resent themselves az our Provost Guard,
ard Get OG-Conirabsnds on a Sseccns
nn..srure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
FROM GENERAL WCLELLAN'S ARMY,
Two Rebel Batteries Open on Har-
rison's Landing.
Several Een Killed and Wounded.
THE REBEL GUNS SILENCED.
hEADer,RIrRs OF THE ARsr OF TIE PoroxAc, /

hgADerlRIERs or THE Army or TIE Por0NAc,(
Friday, August l. 1882.
About 10 o'clock last night, the Rebels opened frs
from the opposite side of the river, with two bat
teres of light artillery. Their fire was principally
directed TO the mail-boat landing at the headquar.
tiers OF Col. ingalls,, and the shipping and encamp-
ments Of Westover.
Tie Rebel pieces were handled web, and fred
with great rapidly Four men Were Killed and
some five or six wounded. Several horses also were
killed.
The Rebels had it all their own way for some
time troops did no; anticipate an attack; bus
the 32pounders stationed at Col. Ingass heaaqusr-
ters soon sienced leir guns after they opened.
A few Of our vessels were struck, but no serious
damage was sustained by any Of them.
With this exception, nothing has occurred worth
mentioning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Volunteering i'm Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, Friday, Aug. ], 1875.
The Acknowledgement has Issued IA circular 10 the
County Commissioners to return TO his headquarters
the enrolment Of the militia Of the several counties
before the ION OF August 30 as to be prepared W
meet apy emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
by Rebels 90 Capture q Schooner
The New Merrimac Daily Expected
Dawn fne River.

FoR1REss MoHaoE. Thursday. July 81. 1872.
The Rebels last evening attempted TO capture
schooner which WAS lying ct anchor above Harri-
son's Landing, bat foed in The attempt They
came over in two boats fIOrl the opposite shore, and
were discovered and fred into, when they beat
hasty retreat after firing some half dozen sho.s.
Some twelve to teen sbots were fired at them with
what effect is not known.
The new Merimac is daily expected down the
river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Auction Sale Of Ncw.Or,eans Sugar, no-

PuiLADALPAfA. Fddav Aug i. lbc,
There was sold by auction tins forenoon ooo hncs'
of Ntw-Orieans sugar, The c,rgo of 'he schr. h. r.
St wurt, at a lO,c, cash. There was large a.
tendance aud the bidding was spirited.
A lot Vt moi.lsses svld AZ 81 S4sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

bAIIINVkt, VIZ ,, tus 7, TO-
The remains of Col. james Monroe OF the I'D
Nsw-loIk regiment came from Fortress Monroe
dis Boring, aud were escorted to the carr by the
ut Regiment OF New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
INTERESTING FROM VICKS6URG,
au0THE2 TXpERTMEET On THE
GUNBOAT ARKANSAS.
Covenant Of The CODmodSfes ard Lieut'-COl'
EllCt.
a Sts,'am-Ram Chosen to Run the
Rebel Down.

DANGEROUS IND DESPERATE UNDERTAKING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

SO ri ~ 60 impaired with ynrr OWL ain, with feeling
Of grest Tesrsc HOar obadioDt servant,
Lieut.. Col A. FRED w. ELLET
Commanding Strsn,.Rau Fleet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

TIE QUEEN or ISE WEST RlDDltr WITH Scot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
NEW GOODS NEW GoODSl!
~ AtSCHAAPS China Bazaar.

No. .nJ Broad. between 4th and 5th IT,
Just receiYed-Chipa Chamber Sets Cups snd
Ssucers, Plates. Small Bowls, Creams and scSa
Dishes, for restaurants, Mugs. with and wisaou,
eoverr. Spittoous. Chambers, Bed. Pans, yaPsassa
Water Cans, SIop- Buckets. Foot. Tubs TN cens.
Pots aud Baking Pans all sizes. Block I'm lee Ala
Coffee Pots, Cloth Boilers. Brass and lrcnpo%o
Buckets, Table anil Pocket Cutlery. CnamoeI
Brooms, Feather busters. Tooth. Hair ana Joe
Brushes. Pocket and Fine Combs, soaPs. Lup c.' :
Extracts and other 6rst.clsss Perfurery, BABY ~
riages, Cotton and Wool Cards. HAvysacks. "
teens, and thousands Of other articles ussIu ~
csmp and family purposes call II isspeep''''
solicited by LEON oChAx..
No. s05 Brcsd, between 4th and DIN W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16

lust RECEIvED-A large and splendid s'cts
81 of STABLE and FANCY DRY G0Ope-'a.
largest stock and hest assortment In the city d
Richmond. embracing the following Goods 100
patterns Of Figured and Plain Dress 6lks, blxS
Italian Snk Msrcelines and Florence; Silk v-v.ii,
Black Grape. Merinoes. Mouslaine Delsne, Poph1s
English Prints, fine Linen Cambria, Irish Lins'
Toweiing, a very large assortment OF Gloves 10
siery, Embroideries. Lsies Merino Vests, French
Corsets, &c. Also, Brown and Blesched Douet
ties, OznahurRs, DENNIS Colored wills, shs.s
Cloaks, Cotton Yarns. Letter and Wrapping 70
per. Cashmere Overshirts, Merino snd Linen snn's
and Drawers, &c. For sale. wholesale and re'sa'
by BENNETT 4 TOLLLsoS,
"a IJ-6is l5g Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
neAt ESrArk rOR sAGE.


INVALUABLE LOT or THE BASIN BANK,
" between elh md 9Th streets, ron BALB.--
We oder for sale, the valuable LOT located ~
above fronting ~ fest running back 20 feet 70 Cary
warwick 4 iBsrksdais. This Il : most valuable 10.
cation fos coal or wood yafd or for wafehe use.
e io-zs aoDplr 4 ApPERsoF.
+ oUIsA LAND ron NALE, PRIVATELY.
IL wish 10 sell my FARM. on which | reside,
containing, by an old survey, l3G Ii ID acres, In
1eh s ~ d. e. Central 1 Rfosd s,a
miles from Richmond. The land Is we'll watered,
Gin the spring used the wStsr being equal 10 any in
Virginia) and productive in corn, wheat, and to-
bscco has from IS to 100 acres Of original growth
are In good order; the dwelling house containing
seven rooms. II has a young apple orchard Of
selected fruit, just beginning to bear also an or
chard Of old trees. II Is good stand for pbysi-
miles. Churches Of different denominations con-
venept. The neighborhood is excellent. Amy fur.
Their information can be obtained by addressing
THOMAS HARRIS,
Harrisy +. O., Louisa, Va, or
JEO. X HARRIS,
sc 5-lws Bellevue Hospital. Richmond. Va
DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR
IL, SALE The propretors of this valuable Wa.
teriDg Place offer il for sale, aud will make the
terms very liberal as to the payments. The mine
nary and other similar diseases. The improve
ments consist of large and well arranged Hotel
and ten Cottages, sufficient for the accommodation
of two hundred visitors, with Bowling Alley and
other suitable fixtures. The Furniture IL abundant
and of good quality.
These Springs are situated In Roanoke county.
ten miles from Salem Depot, on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad and are Immediately the
Turnpike Road eading tn the Sweet Springs, the
distance 10 the latter being ~ mlea For further
information, address q. w. 6HANkS,
SO 9--liu Salem. We.
TrOK SALE PRIVATELY--A VALUABLE
L FARM AND DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
offer for sale privately SHERWOOD" the late
residence of Roger 4. Atkinson, decd, situated ID
the lower part Of Luxembourg, on Flat Rock and
Beaver Pond creeks, and about II miles from Blacks
and Whites, on the Side Railroad.
For fertility and heelthiness Of locality this farm
IL equal to any in the county. It contains 1874
acres about 800 acres of original forest and lerge
quantity Of very fertile fat land on both sides OF
the above mentioned creeks. This houses are all
in very excellent condition. The Dwelling is more
than usually convenient, contains rooms, closets
most admirably arranged, large and dry cellar.
rooms The neigborhood Is very desirable one.
There are Episcopal aud Methodist Churches with
in three miles. Mills and blacksmith shops are
very convenient. Persons wishing to purchase SO
desirable place, can apply either to me at Lunen
burg e. H., or to WIN. b. DAVIDSON, Esq, Oh
Cary street. Richmond.
b. n. ATKINSON. Admr
OF Roger B. Atkinson, deed.
Possession given immediately if desired.
~ 5-Gm B. NJ A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16

OF ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-The
lC( subscriber offers for sale, privately, one
hundred and eighty seven acres of LAND. in the
county of Henrco, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Dr.
She pperd, Mrs Cross, r. Gray, and others, eight
miles north of Richmond on the Brook turnpike.
Tbs improvements consist Of small FRA NED
DWELLING and all necessary out-houses. Ii not
sold privately before the LIST day of October.
1862 will sell it at public auction to the highest
bidder.
TERms-Msde known on day Of sale. Apply to
JOSEPH g. PRIDDY,
SO I0-t}10# Cor 10Th and Bank Its Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16

L,OR SALE-The very valuable and well located
real estate known a. the DARLINGTON
HOUSE." at the corner Of Main and 9th Streets
We are authorized to sell the valuable property,
located as above, known as the DARLINGTON
HOUSE," now occupied by Col. w. H. Fry, The
lot has front OF 100 feet and depth Of l63 feet
and has upon II the two brick tcneInents now kept
a. the Arlington House." Each of these tens.
nents has fourteen rooms. besides large kitchen,
and are furnished In the most costly and elegant
manner with marble mantels in all the rooms OK.
eept the garrets aud mahogany doors to tie pin.
eipsl stories
Tho foregoing real estate will be sold AZ whole,
or divided, rs may bs deemed best. II Ia, without
doubt, the most valuable real estate In Richmond
now for sale Terms liberal Apply to
AL 2g--3t GODDIN Il APPERSON, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
RFW7RD-

h, Friday night last, . NEGRO woman named MA
HI a. about the medium size, black, about Is years
cid She may be lurking about Sidney, near my
house, or she may be making her way TO Peters
burg. where she has . husband will pay the
above reward fur her return to me. or secured SO
get her agaiu. ANDREW ]. FORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
GnDDIN & APPERSON.

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.-I ofer
l tor sale my tract of LAND lying on the plank
road from Farmville to Buckingham Colst. II ,,,s.'
IA miles from the former and 10 miles from tie lar
ter place. containing 34is acres Any one desiring
healthy location in this section Of the country
and entirely free from the inroads of the enemy
will please address DR.. J. b. GARDEN, CurdsviIie
p @ for particulars au l,}-lmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-16
SOLDIERS CLAIMs--CIaims fc

nECEASED SOLDIERS CLAIMS--C Claims for
supplies aud o. cry other description of claim
against the Government will be attended to by the
subscriber. a Icing and intimate acquaintance with
such business juatites him in saying that when en-
trusted to his they will be prosecuted to an
early and successful settlement Correspondents
will receive prompt replies To their letters consult
ing him on business. His fees. except By special
agreement, will te 10 per cent. ame UNITS col
lec,ed. "reminiscences Of the same win be made by
checks from the banks. or otherwise, if ordered
SOLDIERS CEAlMS-'"The claiming heir must
produce bis or her affidavit, aud that of disn
terested person, stating tbe relationship and that
there is no other person &c titled to claim For ip
stance, if the claimant be mother, the affidavit
must state there il living neither Tife child nor
father of the deceased; if the fater that there ia
neither soite child and if the Child that there
is no pif6. The magistrate administering the oath
should certify to the credbty of the Witness and
the clerk Of the court should certify, ander The seat
that he is such magstrsT.'
Claims prepared i'll accordance With the above
accompanied by an order signed by the claimant
and witnessed by ta'o nitaeSses, authorizing the
amount due to be paid.) and transmitted by mail to
TIE undersigned viii be sufficient. w here the
claimant IL present in the city, upon application to
TIE undersigned all The papers uS.-ssary ter pro
curing the way, &c. due deceased or discharged sol
diers. will be prepared ready for presentation to
the proper office. far fee Of 81, OF be will prose
cute and obtain the pay the same at reasona
bic charge.
He takes the liberty of referring 70 the gentle
men named below for testimonials of character. &C.:
Rev Or III ID boge, RichMond.
Rev Sa,ui Il MoormGD, Eiehmoud
Hon z Clayton, Of Ga, Ass't Sec'y of tue Urea
sury, Richmond.
Hon WIN Smith, Col 49th Reg't Va VIOLA.
NJ Blair, Esq Commission Merchant, Richmond.
Hon john Clark, Senator, Me-
Hon John G"ode, II G, Va.
Hon John w Crockett, IL q, KY.
Hon w Ewing n G, KY.
Hen w W Avery, Mcrganton. N c.
And the members generally OF the Virginia Le-
gislature. EDWD NJ CLARK
No. l8, 81 story Law Buildings adjoining
au N-eodlm- Whig Office, Richmond Va
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
v AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND 10TH
STREETS FOR 6ALE-We are authorised to ssli
the valuable brick tenement located q above now
occupied BY Mr. Whitlcck. II contains seven rooms
besides large kitchen and coal cellar. is filrnsh
ed with Gas and water, and IL really . first rate
dwelling. Apply 70
GODDlN e. APPERSON,
au 29--3t Auctioneerk
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CIXTT D0LLaBs REWARD Left my pits. et
- Dover. IL miles from Richmond the James
River and Kanawba Canal, six negro MEH--wIL-
LIAM, JOHN. MANUEL, SAa. BARRY. and JACOB
William is supposed 10 be With our army, probably
as eosk. having acted in that capacity in some of
the camps near Richmond; has bis tight eye badly
burnt aud is II OF lH years old. John ard Manuel
hired from Mr.. Blackwell. refugee frcm
FaCQuer county, who has the balance Of his ne
eroes near Columbia or Palmyra. Fluvanna county.
vhers think these two negroes ara lurking. SAM
Harry and Jacob, suppose in the ueigbbor-
hood Of Mr. Henry Satterwbite's Remover county.
Of whom two Of than were hired. will pay $40
for the delivery OF any of thess negroes to ne al
my pits or too. L. C3ITRELL, on tue Basin kieh.
mond, and think IL probable that the owners Of
thess negroes would give much larger reward
than have offered IL placed wb-re they could get
them lse l5-h' JOHN w. COTTRELl.
TINEN rOLLARS REWARD-I will ray lie
above reward for The apprehension and deiiy
cry to me of negro man named WM B0wLES.
who ran away on last Friday. Said negro IL about
thirty years old, bushy hair. and yellow complex
ion. He bss wife at Mrs. Fishers. on the corner
of Grace and Jefferson streets
10. TAYLOR. Gu Main ST,
&c lists Below Old Market.
DUNAWAT-Sl50 REWARp.-Rsnay.ay from
IL, the residence of Dr. ii. G. Worsban. Ia Dil-
Niddis county, In the month of Jnns. my negro boy
JORDAN bright mulasto: about 81 years of age;
well grown: rather cullen countansnee; bushy
head, and has upon his forehead two or three blue
spots, and under Of his arm pits s:ae, the re,
suit OF b,Un Said boy was seen in one Of the
camps around Richmond, and Is doubtless s;ili with
our army-prohably representing himself to be free.
Az hardly think him sufficiently Intelligent to
have passed the lines, will pay ei50 for his de-.
livery to me, or 500 fos his apprehension and con.
tnenaent 80 that Sc. him again. Address. or sp.
ply to DR.. JOHN r. HINTON.
SO is-1< Richmond Va
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r AND FOR SALE.-Not beiIg able to pay suf
! tieent attention to his crops, the subscriber
VIII sell the tract of Land upon which he resides
lying in Nottoway county, about four miles from
blacks and Whites Depot on the South. Side Rail
road The tract contains three hundred and TWEEN.
ty acres-about one-third in cultivation, producing
W ell in the usual crops; the balance iu original
growth and pines The improvements are good
aud having been erected during the last four
five years. The place offers tine Inducements to a
physician, as al excellent practice has been done
from this point for many years,
al persons stIog 10 purchase invited to
;cs themselves, address NE at Blacks ana
Whites. Not,iUsF county. Va
aH@.--Gts THNS Z. Bi,AHpY NJ ID.
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DANAWAY.--&i00 Observation-Disclosures on
II the 18Th Of August. . black boy. named Ed
WARD. about - years old. stout, and heavy SGT.
ALSO, on I'D Of August. yellow boy uamed PEY.
TON, about II years Old Peyton 10 thought 10 he
about town. BE was oouEht Of r. ]. Tucker. Bd.
ward was bought Of T. q. Holloway. will give
$50 far either Of the boys II delivered At my Jail
Castle Godwin) or secured In any jail, so l get
them again.
se l0-l2t* JOHN n DAyIa