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NOTICE
April1, 1862.

: NOTICE.
HAVING LOST OR MISLAID CERTIFI-
II CATE No. 7s4, for one share bf stock in the Raj
egh and Gastu Railroad Company, shall apply to the
Board of Directors Of the said Company for REISSUE Of
the same ID. NJ. LEWIS.
April !, 1862. N-lm.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

-. ,.r III Thnn,ax Young payable To me. for Fifty
Dollars and nnety cents ds!ed IN august lsSo
Ali persons are heby forbidden to trade i9r Rsss sad
nnte-- go ,oe, -,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
ENHE BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Il Common Schools for Wake County. will meet in Re-.
leigh the law directs, the Sd Monday IF April
next. ) STEPHEN STEPHENSON,
Chairman.
April |, 1862. l4-w2t.
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The Latest News.

Rumors are abundant but neacs is scarce The
battle near Winchester, which was supposed to be
defeat of our forces under Gen. Jackson, turns
out to have been really victory. Severe fighting
in that quarter is looked for at early day. 1t is
rumored that Gen. jackson has been reinforced
lie certainly ought to be.
In Richmond it was rumored that $4,000 FEEDER
ais were at Warrenton junction, but it Was doubt
ed We should not be surprised however, to hear
of severe fighting on the Rappahanock in few days
Rumors of fight at Yorktown or on the Pelin-
ula, and that Magruder was victorious, came by
passengers on the train on Monday evening, but it
is probable that there have been nothing but Skin
mishes The idea that Mcclellan is at Fortress
Monroe is not confirmed 1t is however evident
that large renfercements have been thrown into
Old Point and that warm work is looked for in that
section. The Merrimac It appears has not yet gone
out, although rumored every day for a week past.
We have no confirmation of the rumor that Gen.
Beauregard had cut off wing of'Gen. Buells army
No news from Island No. 10.
From the neighborhood of Newbern we hear but
little. The Yankees were in possession of Swans
boro', and had advanced to Poocksville, in Jones
County Gen. Ransom's brigade, we learn, is look
ing after them OF the strength of our force in that
section we say nothing it is, However, believed to
be ample.
The proceedings of the Confederate Congress ex-
cite but little interest, most of the time having been
consumed in fixing salaries, &c. The Senate has
passed bill fixing the salary of Chaplans at 500
a month This Is step in the right direction
Mr. Foote proposes to raise million of men for the
war and an appropriation of two thousand millions
of dollars.
President Davis has sent in message to Con-
gress asking the repeal of existing military laws
aud providing for system of CONSUMPTION. He
proposes that law be passed subjecting every man
to military service in the Confederate States, be-
tween is and 50 years of age. Mr.. Wigfall and
others approved and Mr. Oldham of Texas opposed.
A spirited discussion took place. Mr.. Oldham who
has shown himself 10 possess sound and wise head
and heart, said that the measure proposed dealt
vital blow to our liberties 1t was in violation Of
the rights OF the States. England had never dared to
fill her armies by CONSUMPTION. Lincoln had not
done it. France and Austria could do it, because
they were despotisms. The subject was referred te
the committee Oh military affairs.
The Yankees now admit that the number of pris
oners taken at TT. Doneson does not exceed 5000
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The last Asheville Neans saws:

The last Ashevle Nens says: -
ut is reported that the Tennessee tories have been
committing outrages along the border in Madison
county. Houses have been fired and cattle and
horses crippled Hare ne q State Goss-nment?"
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MARRIED.,

In Davidson County, N C., the 2Gth nlt, BY Rev. z.
Allison Long Mr.. EMANUEL WuEELER, Of Davie to Miss
MARY ANN $. TURNER, Of Davidson only daughter OF
Panl Turner Esq.
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By WILKES MORRIS, -4actionee.f,
fWILafNgTON n. CT

UcrIoN sALE--The VALUABLE CARGO
IA Of the steamship Modern Greece" nom
London. arrived at Confederate Point will be sold
On TUESDAY,. 9th inst, at WILMINGTON comprie-
Ing general assortment, by
WILKES NORRIS. Auct'r,
THcs- 4. POWER, CeBsignee. " $50
& Ale OF VALUABLE LAND.-The 1ndr.
\ signed will SELL on tho premises at pubaio
auction. on TUESDAY. the ID Of September
1852. II TRACT OF LAND, in the county on
Charlotte, well known AZ Roanoke BridrcS the
residence of the Iats Mrs. E. W. Morton, located
Fix miles from Charlotte G. H., aud seven miles
from keysvill. Depot. on the Richmend and Dan.
vile Railroad. The Tract contains I14Ji acres.
and IL considered one vi the best plantations In that
region Of country. There are on II from xsJ 10 HD
Of low ground Of hrst-ra;e quality, a large
proportion safe for tobacco Yhe land III we'll
timbered and well watcred, there being abundant
streams in every field. The improvements consiss
Of large aud comfortable DIV cling House and al
necessary out houses more extended descyip.
ton is deemed Useless, as persons wishing -.
chase will. OF course, look ter themselves
VIM Morton, who lives near, will take pleasure in
showing il TO any who wishes to exaInine Let
tiers requesting information about the sale addresssd
to WIN. MORTON, Comairy Line VI Roads or to
Rev j. ii. q. LEACH. Farmville, Prince Edward
will be promptly answered. Terms made know
the day OF sale, and will be liberal to suit the
times
We w'ip receive private proposals for the land
until the 12th of August.
J. ii. c. LEACH, Executors Of
A. Il. vESABLE f. W. Morton.
W. W. rn \. saofr Commissioners.
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Rifbmpno pispattt.
rHe BATTLES sElow RICHMOND.
,i,ua.,ca Of Aassrs--Rersr,ed SURROUNDINGS
RI Che Enemy -fenshefsssuc' Brig asle @th-
.,aeu,s al the CoMnttt. &c. sc.
.yuLv 5 1902
s. = MORNING. !.

There is nothing of exciting interes Ell 10 re
,,rt relative to Tie situation Ut ai';iirs yesfer
,lsv nor has there been any salgainsry en-
s,pes,cut between the conteuding armies
since the great conflict of Tuesday hast \
Geographic dispatch was received Il, this
,fi,c Yesterday morning from chester, com.
c,u,i,atins the important intelligence that n
Large ,,crton'cf the army ii Mcclellan was
rrrupled hy "ar forces At CATERS Mill
Pond, in Charles City county, and that our
,,>sgr, captured large lot of wagons and
etber property At shirley. We have intcrma
'iau that portion III cur army t"ck M the
l,ue IT march on Thursday night, with the
-erposed view oi Ranking the enemy, and 1T
j. tv n means improbable that the DESIRED
re.,ii, has been achieved u is the opiu-
on ii some military men, who have
entire confidence III the skill and vigi-
lance If cur military commanders, that
decisive blow viii lee struck before
lie enemy has an opportunity H. escape, While
ehers. assuming that Mcclellan bas still a uu
,ru,ous amy confronting our forces, believe
hat he will continue his retreat tc i.ls mouth
az The thichahominy. and there make a stand
unies protection If Yankee ,yunboais. Intel
hsrnce. deemed entirely authentic, was re
,eiyed last evening that ouT pickeis had cap
tuf.d two couriers attempting 10 make their
va, To- Mcclellan. with dispatches directing
him 10 held on, Ion two DAYS longer, by which
time he would have ample reniorecmenis,-
The possession of this information may lead
IA speedy operations on the part of our army.
At last siccouuts large fleet al Federal gun
boats end transports were lying between
H.rkcley and Westoyer. Ne firing was heard
uu the river Yesterday morning. Before ieav-
in.. shirley the Yankees robbed Mr.. Carter,
tue owner ot the estate, of ali his stock
Position ~ rHE EMMY oN Tut espai.
4 member Of Stuart Cavalry, who left the
scene al operations on Thursday afternoon
informs us thai the inass of the diminished
army was then nj Weetover, on the north side
uf James river. some thirteen miles below
City Point. McCeIans headquarters were
ri Berkeley. There We're none OF the enemy
Al Shirley. Oar informant assembled bluff,
and sa'y twenty five Federal transports and
an " ,1ncsday another gentleman counted 80,
MI heading up the river.
Tie jeff Davis Legion Col. Martini took
10 prisoners on "Wednesday evening, one
man alone capturing "a
TIE LATEST
twas reported by gentleman who came MP
Lac, night. that about 100 vessels We're near
Rerkeiey, and that a large force of the Fede-
ial- was gathered there,
Il was rumored last night that the Confede-
rate gunboat 1cazer, while on reconnaissance
down the river. WIS captured by one of the
ubemys ships. The Tcazer was originally II
tugtoai and carries two gums.
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ARTILLERY DIEl..

morning between feihamf. Battery, of Stu.
ats Horse Artillery, aud a battery al The en-
cuys rited guns. Ca oar side there were
ouiy two small brass pieces but they kept up
vigorous fire until their ammunition WAS OK
hau4ed, when they Withdrew. from the con
lce \ body Of cavalry Was then deployed
Is -h.rmi-her. in the woods, and The Federal
battery was thus held III check until lis ammu
n,iion also gave out, when the firing ceased
The enemy gunboai,. attempted 10 60 operate
during the engagement, ndthreW -"me shells
Ia direction Of OFT forces but neither they.
aor the rii.l guns land. inflicted any ,,am
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FUTURE DAYA
By 4. cAc7HoRN, .fHrssgnesr.

I(ACoN, BEEF, &C..ATAUCTI0N.--fDr MON.
- DAT, 7th inst, ut 10 O'Clock, Il nv 49,.
wiii sell NJ auction. On account OF wh0n Il -,
concern. - Bacon Hams, ~ Bacon etdsu. eua n,
hi,ds., a boxes and bbis Picked Deef, &A no
pieces Smoked Beef ---.s-r
.ToBAsu0, GIGARs, GROUND CosFEE. SOFA.
'es9 STARCH, SPICE, CLOvBS fzsTs
After the above, will seib 10 boxes Tobacco u~rt
bright and nice - eo0 Cigars, boxes Groand Ccf
lee, Soda Starch, bags Alispice bag Cloves, n
ironbound Stands, suitable for iiquor Gncss emcev
Barrais. Writing Desks, Corks, &c. Ac
jy5 4 CAUTHORN. Aucs
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Fisher mrs Mar, G.
Fletcher mrs Lucy II
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Fravsnr mrs Mary N
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Holloway mrs JAM
Uun;sr mrs Jane
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holloway miss |, T..
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Holm A. JONES.
1t. Col. Goth Ceorl ia Reg

TIVE DOLLARS .EWARD.--Stras ed from my
r.sdenc., on the corner of Marshall ard Henry
streets. last Monday morning. any POINTER DOG.
He had on when he LEFT collar with ,uv stlie on
ii, His marks three iarg,' liver eclotcd spots oa
his back, resembling the tray vi spades liver colored
head with white in face. / will give the above re-
ward Tor his delivery, OF for any information lsH
ing To In, recovery.
iT st J. AZ ROWE
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NTRAYED OR SFObES.-From the corner Of
- IT.. Bnd Franklin streets july ID. IL small sorrel
HORSE, aged or 9 years, white marks on the
lower part CT face aud tail light colored; has
foTe back, and had an army saddle, with com
mon holster pistols and gum coat in front ! will
pay twenty dollars reward for the delivery OF the
horse and saddle to Mr. Woodson, upper part Of
Broad street; tor the horse will pay SO
CorD'i s. f. FORD. II. L. Dragons.
iv .J--2tS 10th Eer't Va Cavalry
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Oer TRUNk.-Was given to negro boy to
l 4 carry to iSh street, Il Tft' Nix. covered with
doth, painted black, tue bands painted y,eeu II
contained nothing but ladies apparel. A liberal
reward will be paid for the recovery of the same,
and any information concerning il will lie thank
fully received, ii left at Mr. John Dooley's Hat
Store, Main street.
jy J-ltT ANNE Il. FARMER,
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of ROBERT T.
/ RlDDICK, of Company +. Third Virginia Re.
giment who was wounded in the battle oS Tues.
day last and brough. to this city. Any informa
ton OF his whe reabous win he thankfully received
ii left with ine, at the Enquirer office.
~ - l..
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ytERSOEAL--Sereeant G.. w. CUMMINGS,
n Company c, u Virginia regiment, was re-
ported baily wounded on the 30th uit. Any infor-
nation in regard to him win be thankfully received
by A. s. SHAFER,
jy 5-3t* ITO Main street.
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7 OSrpn the battle field JonIeAters firm
! on Tuesday. II instant. d eorrei HORSE He
lis bone navel> CALLED has both hind feet
white had on when lost military saddle ard halter,
bride. 4 liberal reward will b. paid on bfin cling
him tz1sllett & Drewiy's, II Pearl street
LIEcr. F. NJ ANDERSON.
" i-9tN lst 90 Pie hmoud Hoyy.yers
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REFORMATION wANTED-Of THOMAS T.
WILLIAMS, of Company II, Capt Owens, 18th
Virginia regiment, Norfolk Junior Volunteers, who
was sent to town about two weeks ago sick In.
torma,ioniett at the Banner Hospital will be thank
fully received, by
jY 5-2s+ y e DOUGHTEY
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INFoRMAriON WANTED-About my son. DA-
II vID NJ. ITALY, private in the 10th 0eor-
gia regiment. Company E. Any Information viii
bc thankfully received at this Office by parent.
If crippled or dead, wish the body. Leave In
formation at N. Il. Hills hospital. tobacco fscto.
ry1 2lst street, between Cary and Main.
= ~ 5-3tr DAVID THALLY.
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A LOST WOUNDED SOLDIER NY son.
~ WILLIAM L. MILLER Of the Goth Virginia
regiment who wounded and lost one leg in the
fight Of last week. Richmond cannot be found.
ANY information lodged at this Office or TO his
anxious father at this Carlton House will BE- thank
fully received.
iy SIT GRIEF MILLER
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWA.D--Iaken from
1 the door OF the Spotsn cod Hotel, on the ersr-
ing of June I'D, one dark. iron gray MARE, black
name and tail, sixteen hands high, nine Years old
defective eyes, and branded on the left shoulder
with the letters c. s. Also, military Black sad
die with brass inountings ard one doubis reiu
russell bride steel bit. Information to be left al
the Dispatch of; 90. iy .,--.,tS
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ATRAYEU-From my premises, ON Church til
! 10Th June, Il small red COW, with crumpicd
crop OF tn lett ear, and Siit ia tue right.
SAID Cow is about IL years OH. Went away about
thu time yellow BOY, called Ben. about l..
years old, with Il busby head of hair The boy is
i.elieyet to b.. in al the camps and the COW
in the reighkQxhood of Mr., braxton's farm. will
pay reEyagvpf $40 for the return of both. or So
tor either at tHhn, J. II. iiAINES
IL
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INFORMATION WANTED-M CHASTAIN
BROWN, Company c. 9TH Virginia volunteers.
who wounded in one Of the recent battles near
Richmond Any information of his whereabouts
will be thankfully received by his brother, at this
office w A. BROWN
1-Jv Hsurirn Arfery
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.ts T. W. EASs. Dep. Marshal.

EfFT1 DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or
i stolen, on Sunday. June 20 from ten. Lee Is
headquarters, at Habbs house. the Nine Mile
road, about ule f,oih the city limits, handsome
bay MARE, about I5i hands high. six years old
Will, cut On the back of the right fore leg little
abovs the fatloek, which made her Rightly lame
The above reward will be paid for her return to
Dabbs hensc or the STAFF stables Grace street,
opposite the Capitol square, fer such information
as will enable the owner To recover her. The in
formation to be left ut Dsitbi house il 5-6t-
4 OST. --Dl! Tuesday, the Isl July, near the bat
i tie-Teld. thirteen miles from RE hInond, eiIes.
MT ."rrei STALLION, with the left eye out in
thin order. having long iiae and about IL.
hands high Amy person giving information of the
same to Capt HEATH, Commissary stta Georgia
regiment will De suitably rewarded.
HOLM A. JONES.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of JNO. s. SMITH,
w private of Company I, lst regiment =. e.
troops, Capt Foote who wounded In the fore
head at Meclianicsvills and thought be mortal.
III. was sent to tile Central Depot on Friday sven-
ing. after the fight, still alive. l suppose he could
tc identified only by papers in his pockets. Any
Information concerning him would be thankfully
received. am at the spotswood Hotel. NO g.
jy 5~-3t~ L. C. LIGON
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TOHN FRUIT and GEO. BROwER are In Rich.
81 ,aend and want to know the whereabouts OF
their sons, WESLEY u. BR0WER and LEWIS T.
FRUIT, belonging to the I'D regiment North Caro-
lima troops Information left a. this oface.
]. FRUIT.
IL S-ftk O. BROWNE
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LOST, sTHAYED, FOUND, SC.

uS H0 II S E~rnFued nut rs liz. Capitol
Square, at late hons on Fri lay night last. by
,ns guard. HORSE, supposed to have been ii-
properly put there. The Horse is dark raan; ~ or
yeats Old the fpT3 top cut short: is good draft
Horse, aud shoulder. showing marks Of the collar
Nc. reward ut % will lbs paid to any person who
Will deliver said horse Ia tie subscriber. at the
Carlton House, on l2th, between Broad and Mar
shall streets
x
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I OSI.-In this city, on the sd inst II III. dunn
sized black SATCHEL, filed with some re.
treatment and some valuable Clothing. i think it
went Oft in army wagon. aud / got a snail
6atehe ia exchange. Any person finding mine will
please leave it 1T tbs Dispatch Office. here the
exchange can be made, Il. L. HOLMES.
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r OST-Erom the platform OF the Virginia Cen
! trak Railroad, at Gordonsviiie ga Monday
80, Back TRAVELLING BAG, tied with rope
and tackled 1t contained wearing apparel. \ lib
eral reward will he p;,ij Tor itsfecoyery.
Tvs 3t* HUGH LATHAM R;rii,nnmd
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THEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed from his
b.JOU. He has white curly hair, with light brown
ears--one ear hangs down, white the other stands
up has black eyes and nose. The little dog is the
Gift OF valued friend. and belongs IL Lady, Sc
copd house, corner OF let and Graee streets, .nnth
side. - iy i-3t~.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

NOTICE.--un Sunday afternoon Iast. my ses-
~ want MARTHA LETT my house on q visit. aud
has not since returned. Surprising sie has been
taken by the Provost Guard. shalt be pleased to
have her returned immediately. ~ she is ihe only
ant Il in ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

THE subscriber resorts to this method Of in.
i forming his friends, and particularly Major
D. B. Penn and Mr. J. J. Hesler. that he may b
found at SEABRO0KS HOSPITAL, Ward No J.,
and is particularly DESTROYS to have the above.
named gentlemen call on him at their earliest cou
venience. G. Il. BELLlNGER,
lst Lieut.. Co. I, 7,h Louisiana Reg.
n. b. Inquire at the door for Ssrg. Fletcher.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

and REuBEN CARMICHAEL. q Company b,
10th Alabama Regiment. The former was wounded
last Friday, and the latter last Tuesday. Any In.
ecfved by their officers Ut the Dispatch Office.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

I*SFkA GED.-Cauie to ny farm, oi,es,cr-
IL iieldicounty, on the Sd inst, /. red spotted
; rtR. and white aud red nEIFLR; both in
very good order. The owner viii come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take them away
Iy 5-3tT &. 4. JAHEkE
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Arrival Oh FttI@uNtkS.

ACCIDENT 10 GEN. FENDIEIoN.
We regret to learn that this distinguished
officer, while giving al order to Capt. Rogers.
on Thursday last, received "a severe kick on
the foot from one of his battery horses, which
will unfit the General fer active duty icrseve-
raj DAYS.