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How WAS THE BATTLE OF RIcuaoND Losze.-
Ii was lost by the failure of Fremont and Bank;
to hold Jackson, or follow him up, and the still
more disastrous and unaccountable failure Of
| Mcdowell either to intercept him in his adyance
| on the right flank and rear of Mcclellan. or to
anticipate him by marching beforehand to rein
force Mcclellan whose right wing was weak.
ana who expected Mcdowell every hour as
anSiously rs Mcdowell once expected Pa,ter-
son. Had Mcdowell done this he would have
w'ped out the stain Of Bull run and Manassas
and the Union army would have been in Rich
mond to-day and Mcclellan would be pro-
nounced the first Of generals Had this fs,er
pas happened designedly it could not have been
more disastrous.
That the Internal aholt,onists are rejoicing
at the result is known to all men. They desire
TO see our generals defeated, because they iind
that negro slavery cannot be abolished ia the
Southern States at their dictation. and in the
event OF the institution being retained, they
would prefer a separation to contact with the
vile thing; not that they care fig about slavery
or the negro, but thai lie is useful in
supplying them with material for political
agitation, and to help them to retain the
power they hold at the expense of the blood
Of the people They arc at once the cause
of the war and the cause Of its failure. They
do not desire to see the Union restored. Con-
sistent on the record they could not be: for
they have again aud again pronounced the
Union "a covenant with death and an agree
ment with Hell;' and in the beginning OF the
war Greeley declared in the Tribune that every
man who tell was murdered, unless the object
OF tue war was the abolition of slavery. Who
are The murdcrersy Those who are defeating
The legitimate object Of the war, and the only
object which could render il successful the
restoration OF The Union as il was and the con
stitution as it is. 1t il eyiden. that Greeley.
Beecher and the rest want 10 render ihc war
abortiye: and hence they attack the generals
with violence, and labor TO create dstrus. Like
ihe fallen angel. who would rather reign IN
He'll than serve in Heaven. they prefer 70 rnle
over half the Union and TO carry out their
Purtanica notions therein rather than TO take
their prorer place in the whole republic
and indiyiaible.
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TuE INVESTIGATING CoMNirTEi.S. S.Ne were
led in our sundays is~,,e. by TOO great reliance
on the report Of a Congressional committee to
make the following statement
sir. Johu Tucker, uefiot Of Pennsylvania, having
been appointed General Transport Agent fr the War 10
partucnt. purchased vessels which hat prevOnJ
bcoa reectci by government officer, nnd gsd tlP ~
owner, Mr. Marsball y. Roberts, sh.y nine tbouS nd
dollars chan tlssir actual Gosh
II is an act of justice 10 Mr.. Roberts to cor
eect this stoicmcnt. which The facts OF TIE case
enable us to DO.
The two vessels in question were built by
Messrs Maize & Levy. VI Philadelphia, md were
sold by them to The government for S2v0, 900.
Nj. Rob stts held u sscond mortgage on ihe yes.
stls for money advanced towards their con
stuotiou. Beyoad this. the buildess held a
first mortgage cs 100000. Mr.. Robcpts did Al
sell, the vessels TO government, nor did here
caiyc dollar beyond tho money advanced by
him and interest. The "actusl cost tS tbe
vessels, we are assured, was more than 4he oov
ernment paid for them.
Itis true the vessels were pronounced by a
Government officer unfit for oaval purposes
that is, for ships.of-war--bo were declared Il
! be well adapted y tgausgoytaliop--the purpoy,
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contain very remarkable article from the Lon
don Post the organ OF Lord Palmsrston. which
goes to show that TIE point OF the naIevolence Of
the English press towards General Mcclellan IS TO
be found in the fact that he exposed the military
blunders of their commanders in the Crimea in his
book on the Russian campaien.
The retir nient Of the Princes OF Orleans from
the army 81 the United States is made the subject
Of severe comments in the English government
organ against their intentions in joining it, their
house and DYNASTY.
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AMUsENENrs THIS EyENfNG.
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wALIAugs THEATRE. 10 SO Broadway.--EaA
DJAYoio--tRlsn MORMON.
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The SITUATION.

Ncw York. Tuesday, July 20. 1868
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| NTS0Ns ckRMoRyE GARDEN 10 etcenh street ak
E2bIsrRlANIsa -
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EONIRY THEATRE. Bowery--RATrtrs ms RSrFrR.-
How 70 AVON DRAFTISc--RossER kNlGeT.
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CIRisTy's oPERA HOUSE. 5s5 Rroa,l,gay-ErHioprl 1,
Sosss. DAkcEs, dc.-DoUBLE BEppIp iioaa
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\ NEW B0NERY THEATRE. Bowery-Lrrs Asp Ap
sxssVRfs o. ne. SHtrrAED-BHAR aUSllRs.
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WINTER GARDEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nrr
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BARNuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.
LhAnSfD SEaL Harry FAMILY, &C.. al an uours lw,
riGEosa-Air ASp gucK, afternoon evening.
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orYTcRS. ". GOMEZ OF FULTON AND NASSAU sra
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past s ssss %ssHM CAMPBELL > inrsas .ou
III A. &. and Mary w. Woodson, aged ssventeeu
months and three days.
The friends Of tAs family are invited 70 a' 'l
withoutsnniher notice, from his fathers residence
In Sidney, on Federal street.
On Monday morning, eth inst. Mrs. ANN MANN
ING, aged - years.
Herinnsrsl will take place From her late residence
on Union Ill., nj 4 o'clock this lTuesday, stte!
noon Her friends aud aequalntances are fespeet
fully invited TO attend without further notice
On Sunday night ALICE. aged year 10 months
and . days. youngest child Vi John and Bridget
DIVER.
He friends and acauaintanues Of the family are
requested to attend the funeral ffom the residence
of her father, on Valley street, this morning At
o'clock.
On Monday. July Ttb Of scarie, feve,. at the resi-
dence of his parents on ed st.. NEAL, eldest son
of Archie ard Fannie McCurdy, and grandson 81
Neal McCurdy. aud Valentine Brown, aged four
years six months AMI twenty-five days.
The friends of the families are invited to attend
his funeral from his fathef's resfdence this morn
ing, 18th inst ) at ~ o'clock. without further no
tice.
In Cumberland county. at o'clock a. a., Sun
dav. 9th instant, JOHN CUKkIE, Jr., in the Joth
year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from bis residence, on
Broad between 27th and oath sts., this morning at
O'Clock The friends Of the family are invited to
attend
At the residence Of Petrick scCaulitfe. on 18th
street near Wesley Chapel, DANIEL oCoNNEL,
aged so years
His funeral will take place this evening at 81
o'clock. His friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice
On Sunday, 9th inst, ELLEN AUGUSTA, wife
of Dr.. Fred. j. McNu]ty.
The friends of the family are invited to atteud
her funeral, at 10 o'clock this morning, from the
residence of Mr. X. J. Higgins, 18th street, between
Broad and Grace
In this city, on 9TH instant, FLORENCE, infant
daughter of Rev. J. NJ. and Sarah E. Haines, aged 7
months and &c days.
~ Baltimore papers please copy.
of typhoid fever, BETTE, eldest daughter Of Wad-
low and Lucy A. Ford, aged 20 years. Death loves
a shining mark
Enquirer and Wing please copy
In the hospital at Stanardsvile, OF chronic diar-
rhaa, WIN II. HOTTIE. i'll the 10Th year of his age
He WAS member Of Courtney Artillery, of Rich
mond, Va.
At the residence of her father, in Pittsyivania
county, the 9th June MAMIE HOBART
aged 10 months, youngest daughter of DIR. George
w. and Cornelia Coleman
Fell on the 9Th ulf Lieut. RICHARD o. GRAY
son, of the 9Th Virginia regiment, whilst gallautly
his country's honor.
At Farnville, Virginia, July 9Th, 1862, JUNIt'S
BOOTH, child Of Thos j. and Sarah j. Starke
aged years month aud ) days
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II -AD9's CRsw'S Farm, }
Assistant Adlutant Generals Office,
Jy,ix, 1880 I

AdeRg0t-lTderS, No. ~.
MaiorsQeneral Magru,er. commanding the centre
Ssturns his thanss TO the gallant officers aad men,
who fought under his orders and gained q victory
an the LIST inst, overcomn-, by their impe;uusity
and tenacity the great obstacles of ground the ter.
iiie fire OF the epemys field artillery, and gun
boats and the musketiy III superior force strongly
posted.
This victory, shared hr their heroic comrades
who fought on the lett, gained us gu important DO.
sitoD, several hundred prisoners 40 pieces of ar
tilery, great quantities OF small arms aud ordnance
and medical etfres
Wbe dung justice ~ the brave men who live
the Major General mourns with HE survivors the
loss VI many gallant dead, whose heroic sell. dsyo.
ton II beyond all praise.
Hev,pg been called by the orders of the Govern.
mentt distant and import st command, to " HE
orders Obedience cannot longer be- delayed Major,
GENERAL Hagruier takes leave If tla troops under
his command iih the deepse: regret and assures
the Officers and men that bis sympatfiee aud best
wishes will be with them wherever their ties,inies
may lead
BY command o. Major General Magruder
4. y. bftkt:SGs, A. A. General.
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NV RITiNG PAPER Several hundred reans
w OF Letter, Cap, Commercial Note, and Bath
Post PAPERS, of English Manufacture recently
received. The best quality which has been I'M.
ported into the Confederacy since the blockade
Also, DOMESTIC PAPERS. White, Brown, and
Buff. Of fair quality. Also, ENVELOPES. in great
variety.
~ Samples cent by mail receipt of 81.
z. u. GLASS g. Co,
Booksellers and Stationers, Columbia S. C.
ivxl
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By Wilkes NORRIS, Aaefioael.r,
IWILNI2oToN N. L
FUTURE DAY.
By r. B. COOK, .iaciioNtsr.

By z. B. COOK, iac,ioater
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING. 81, g.. Al
IL AUCTION. Il will sell at my store On WIT,
NESDAf, the 9th inst at 10 O'Clock, a lot Of On,
Goods, Clothing, &c, consisting Of
Lawiis,
Book Muslifis
silk Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Umbrellas, &s.. 81.
--ALSO--
Cloth Goats,
Alpaca Goats,
Linen Goats,
Cloth and other Pants
Marseiiles Vests,
Linen do,
Alp4ea do.
Together with d variety OF fancy Article.
After which, few cases Of Chewing robaei,
jy5 l.. Il. COOK, Auc,
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Obituary

At the first call of his country to arms. this noble
and sn'erprisng young man. Sergeant JAMES q.
TAYLOR, in the 2gth year of his age, member Of
the Amelia Minute Men, 4ith Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, promptly responded 10 the cali On the
10th day Of June, 1861, he babe adieu behold no
more, the endearpg scenes of his native home, the
tender ties of devoted mother and two affection
ate brothers (,.ho now mourn his irreparabe loss }
for the great ordeal OF the battle strife: Ever was
he seen at the post of duty; and like soldier and
patriot he lived, so he died Iii the fierce conflicts
of the Western campaign, be ever seen cover
ing himself with goryin battling for rights trans
NIT 10 posteriiy. On the 9th of June last, at tie
battle of Port Republic. nobiy did he fall victim
of death. pouring out his hearts Sod upon the al
tar of his country. He sleeps in bis mountain
grave where the tree of Liberty, though may have
been seen bend like the lofty cedar on some tow
eriug emnence. will, wetered by The pure and VI
nus blood which Wa split rs free water, GERM
nate and rear aloit its towering branches to mark
the spot Of His death.
mo useless coffin enclosed his breast,
Not in sheet nor in shroud We wound him,
But he lay, like a warrior taking his rest,
With a mantle OF glory around him.
Slowly and sadly they laid him down
From the field OF his fame fresh and CORY
Wa carved not 81 liue. aud We raised not d stone
But lett him alone with hie.ginry."
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~. TRANKS-Receiypd, several packages
2F from c. n. White, John McDonOugh Mrs
Il. r. Howison, Mrs. Plummer Hobson and bar
rel of sugar'from g late Norfolk firm, at the HEN
EINGSEN HOSPITAL, for which the soldiers are
extremely grateful. iy6-1t@
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", NOTlCE.-The regular half yearly meet
~ ing of the ST. VINCENTS G. BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY. will take place next WEDNES-
DAY EVENING at half-past o'clock at the
usual meeting place Of the Society Members are
requested TO be prompt in their attendance as
business of importance will be brought before the
Society. PHILLIP TOPPIN, Prest
JNo GiBIIS, Secretary, iy S-2tF
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~, MASONIC NUTiCE-the members Il
D>S RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No. 49,
are hereby summoned to convene at the Masons'
Hall this (TUESDAf) morning at Q o'clock, to
attend the funeral of cur late brother JOHN ca f.
RE- Jf.
Sister Lodges NOS 10, II, II. c0, 81, 3d. and 1870,
are frsternally invited 10 unite with us.
BY order of tae w. Master
jy Sit" JOHN LESTER, sec'y.
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TELEtiRAPHIC NEWS.
Raikana Anri.a....

ATLANTA, July IAN upward and dowaw ard
tfain cclidca Yesterday n near johnson. On the
Western and AtlAutic Railroad. Passengers re-
port TIA. the ENGINEER and fireman Of one train aud
eight soldiers were killed, and thirty persons
wounded, number OF horses were also killed.
~ EDITORS OF THE DISPATCH Permit
49, me 10 use your columns 10 expose an instance
Of the cruelty with which our escS Eoldiers are
treated by these who bound by humanity and
tho obligations OF their oislce to care for thein
JOHN r DUKE. Co. 6, 3Dth N. G. Rcgt Colonel
Parker, IL the msn lie was brought TO my notice
on the morning of June "oth, when a sick camp
formed on the williamsburg road and since
that time he has been lying wholly neglected In the
loft ct al abandoned stable. On the moving OF
the camps to smother point. he ordered to walk,
but could not and ia now dependent on cold charity
lie Is an cid man, IT for the quiet OF his far
Ell home than the excitement and danger Of mil
tatv life and hope tia. this notice viii catch
tho eye of his regmental Surgeon. Vt Of some
friend. who will see TO his wantg Surely.
Mans inhamanty to man
Makes countless Thousands mourn
he can be found ON inquiry q. .be yard Of Long
streets Qaaftermaster. the left Of the Williams
burg road, foot of Fulton Hill.
A FELLOW SOLDIER.
Richmond, Jay s, 1862 iya--lt'
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~ DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
O~s under the auspices If the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, will be held EVERY EVENING
this week, at O'Clock, in the First Baptist Church
(Rev. Dr.. Burrows's1 corner l2th and Broad SITS
" I'll
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DA AWAY-S50 REV ARD-Ran away from
II, the subscriber, en- the 18th Of June, IA NEGRO
NAN, LEWIS. Said negro is about u yea rs old
five feet six seven inches high, very black, and
stout; had on when he left black frock coat and
military cap. I will give the above reward if de
livered TO me in Lynchburg $50 if secured SO
can get him. JAMES MORGAN
Lynchburg, July /. jy4-eodlm*
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N~Z,REMOVAI.TheS ubscr has removed h 4
~ Office TO No. 81 Main street over Strder's Skirt
Mandatory where he will be pleased see all tho
may desire his services. Best references given.
NJ. A. BLANhMaN
Surgeon Dentist,
jy I'm Formerly of Frederick sburp
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MfLiTARY NOTICES

DICHMoND SHARPSHoUTERs.-aH NV
III berS Of this company are hereby ordered t,
report 70 Lieut., Ri. H. JARVIS, (at his room. cor
ner Of Maiu and 9th streets) on "Wednesday mon
ing, at o'clock, prepared to rejoin their company
Those failing TO comply with this or,-r will b.
treated as deserers.
Those on sick furioughs will report at same in.
to get their furloughs extended.
jy 5--2tr. EMMETT L. DEPRIEsT. Car
A Lii MEMBERS Of Lieut. Col. Pate's Bs.,s
I ion absent ON THROUGH or withou. lrav. A.
ordered 70 report immediately to the 5h K. sIuep
Virginia Cavalry, or be published and treated q,
deserters. BY order j. w. GREGORY
Report to officer in Charge of Recruiting orc
on 8laiu. three doors below 9TH st. ,jy In
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SaAjoincd j. TIE general order Of the Assis. ami
AdsusAnt General relieving this gallant officer OF
hts command in This army. ia order that he may
take charge Of ds.ans military department Moth
ing could BE- more complimentary, or we believe,
mcre Justly deserved. Accompanying the order Is
sn Address Of the General TO bis comrades in arms,
whcn be has 80 long ccnmanied the gallant Pc.
nlnsalarx
Few officers have sscwn more skill than General
MaGruder iii. in the Peninsula As late rs the Is.
June, ls6l. be had ss Yorktown but two regiments
and few ha,islions of infantry, che or two com.
parties of cavalry. and but three companies Of art,l
lery Ye. with these he manased TO inspire Butler
with 30 much terror that the @teasf' never ventured
from his lair. Once he sent out six regiments. com
manded by one OF his snhordinates; but Magrcder
met him at Bethel and beat hin, so awfmy that he
never tried il again Hs had but l,I6o men in u !.
battle. and bat seven pieces Of cannon Butler. in
his ofaci0 report said he had twenty Ave pieces.
Al this time there were 1900 Yankees at Old
Point and Newport News.
The whole Of the campaign in thcsPeninsula WAS
struggle to supply by skill and ruGdi.y the wan.
Of q large body of men, which the Government at
tho time was unable to furnish him. There WAS No
time wheE the enemy not at least three times
his s'rengh: Yet he so cou,rived that he not only
did not discover bis weakness. but even supposed
he was stronger than hiMseli This must have
been the result Of fare skill aud CLERGY. Our best
wishes go with General Magruder, both as man
aad an officer, My the rest of his life De as r,o
nous u that part o It speit Gu the Peninsula wiz
Tbs old Poaiasaia:s loved him Ike father and
were proud and jealous of his fauie He made
them what they We're, and they f lily appreciated il
HfApe'Rs DEPT OF NORTHERN VA
May I'D, 1862 )
General Orders, No S.
In pursuance of Orders from the War Depart.
meni, dated May ed, 1862, Major General j. B. Ma.
akupik Is relieved from duty with this army that
he may obey the instructions of the. Government
The occasion is appropriate for Offering tribute
TO the services of this distinguished officer Du.
ring an afduous years campaign. he has held in
check greatly superior force of the enemy aud
by activity zeal endurance aud skill supplied the
want OF numbers. Ia thus illustrating the charac
Ter OF the Southern soldier, Maor General Magru
Ger has deserved the thanks ct the army and tbs
people, and win carry to his now field their conf.
dent hopes for the ACHE er,ent of new successes
By command Of General Johnston
A. i. MASON, A A. General.
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INSTRAY.--A small gray HORSE, with a sore
lL on ais back. was brought to the office of As
sistaut Provost Marshal Alexander. the 30th of
May last and placed by him in the livery stable of
James G. johnson, cornsr OF 18th and Franklin
streets. II the owner does not appear by Satur
day, the 18th of July, 1852, and pay charges for
the keeping of said horse he will be sold at public
auction, and the money after deduc;ng said
charges, will be put in the hands of Capt Aiexail-
der, A. P. 81, to be paid the owner when
ever called for. JAS. G. JOHNSON
ix
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GENERAL HOSPITAL

GENEkAL HUbFTTAL G. IS a., Z
RICHMOND.
~ EDITORS DISPATCH; Please acknow.
o>S ledge the reception of IA cargo of provisions
sent by the Ladies' Relief Society,"" of Powiatan
through the hands of Mrs. NJ. E. Starke
jy e-lt' J. s. DORSET.
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ID 4 > Y n r r X : i.

reward il offered for the apprehension and de-
livery to me Of ALEXANDER TRAX, private in
my company OF light artillery. He is German by
birth; 80 years al age: feet inches high: stouly
built; dark complexion, and has peculiarly hesrae
voice. He is supposed to be lettering around Rich.
tAsad which Was his place Of residence pre- sous to
his enlistment. he abssnted himself from camp
about week ago. JOHE A. COKE,
Captain williamsburg Artillery
ARIlLLERY CAMP, 1t Blakey's Mil,
Near Richmond Jelly 5, laG2. ! jy7---5ts
DKIvATk n. r. 0kERN, Of Parkcrs battery,
having dssvted, the reward authorized by law,
$50 will be paid fnr his arrest and delivery To me
1T fanr atsAat, fsai miles fssnl R.esnaaat Said
isseu Is ~ years old shout 5 fet salnelsss ui ~
light hair and eyss aud by profession STONE cut.
~. ~ gg1e 81 Capt w. w. PARKxR
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lEATRACT.l
ADJT AND iNSPR GENERALS oFFH,E.p
RICHMOND. July ith I.51
GPEiAL ORDERS, No l5i-
II. couscripfs engaged Government vors
either directly OF by contractors. will not be t.k-a
from the work on which they " ere engaged excee
for ths purpose of enrolment, after which tae7
viii be returned on the certificate of the ofcei un
der whose charge this work is being performed II
with whom the contract is made. Snch csrtfcss
will be presented ~ the enrollin; officer no wiIl
thereupen order the detail of the men specified IN
period not TO exceed sixty days. A duplicsle oi
each detail will be torw ardsi at once TO tbs Ada
tant and Inspector General. and triplce,e for ~.
Department Of Bureau fer which 'h- work " ~
formed.
Extensions of Theses details will be made ais,
deemed necessary, ON application through ii.
Heads Of Departments or Bureaus.
BY command Of the Secretary OF War.
JNO. WIrHkHs.
~ ,s-sw Asst Adj't General
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ESTRAY.-A sorTel MARE, with Saddle and
II bride, was taken up on Thursday, July 3d.
which the cwner can have by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Apply to the Sur
geon OF the 37th VIZ. Vols, Armisteade brigade
Post Office, Richmond jyS-ats
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARDED
i my gray MARE, taken from the Exchange
Hotel alley, last Friday morning She is u pretty
animal dark mane aud tail shoulders slightly
bfistered with collar; fore shoes stee! tipped She
had fine black stitched saddle aud single hri
die with curb bit She bias two small wens on her
back under the saddle. The above reward will be
given to any one who will bring her TO
DR. j. B. MCCAW 5th street
T-.,uS hat (.ra.. o,,d G~.,>Lt:..
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NJ ORTIZ CAROLlNIANS.--T The friends of T.
IN PEELE, of Northampton county, n. c.,
member of Company A, 18th Regmt n {. Troops
will find him at Camp Winder, Sd Division Ward
81, bed No. 80 iyS-.ns
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g T0LEN. My bay MARE was stolen about
- dark OF Sunday. the 9th ul. from the hitchipg
post ut corner Main and LIST streets Her color dark
bay; size medium, rather low; gait quick aud short'
walks WE'LL her name is thin, and partly rubbed Of
tai long and very heavy; she has saddle marks ON
her back, she had riding outfit when taken
proper eward will be paid for her delivery at cor
ner Main aud lst streets
Nv S-..t+ &, w NAEERoVGH
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| 4 NY INFORMATION in reference to Corp1
| ~ JAMES d. JOHNSON, of company X, 9th
Georgia regiment, who was wounded in the battle
| of Tuesday last will be thankfully received. Ad
| dress Can't j. &. LOTION
ivS-6tt Richmond Va
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A M one know ing tbs whereabouts CT Sergt
IA I. NJ. STEED company T, 10Th Georgia Reg
iment. who wounded in the late battle will
confer great favor by letting me hear from him.
DR.. LYME,
iy St. Corner Broad and I'D Streets