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Senatorial Terms Decided.

The regular term OF Confederate Sena-
tors is six years, one,thhd going out every
two years. of course, 10 form these class
es, the first Senators have 10 be 50 asrabg-
cd that ono third Of them vaoatc their
seats at the end Of two years; another
third at the end of four ears, and still
another third serve out the full term of
six years. Who should receive these
terms OF service, respectively, Was decided
by lot and the result was as follows
Senator's Of Ae fud Class, ,oho dreo Ballots
for Tee Years. Terms expire feb., 1864.
Messrs Baker, Of Florida Clay, Of Ala
bama; Clnrk OF Missouri; Davis Of North
Carolina; johnson. OF Arkansas; Phelnn,
OF MisslssppG S,mms, OF Kentucky; and
I roombs OF Georgia.
,Ssaot1rs Of he Second lass. ,rho hap Ra'loh
.,o, fb,y Years. Tt7BN cyby F1., 1866.
Mcssrs Barnwcll, of South Carolina:
Brown, OF Mississippi; Dortch, Of North
Carolina, Henry, OF Tennessee; Maxwell,
OF Floridu Peyon, OF Missouri, Preston,
Of Virginia; Semmcs, of Louisiana; and
WigRll, Of Texas
Senator's ef TIC Third Class, rho drs,e Ballots
for Sr Ieus Terms erpre Feb, 1865
Messrs. Burnett Of keniucky Haynes,
Of Tennessee; Hill, Of Georgia, Hunter.
of Virginia; Mitchell, of Arkansas Orr,
Of South Carolina Oldham, of Texas,
Sparrow, Of Louisiana; md Yancey, OF
Alabama sssfn
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psl- We made enquiry, and there is no
foundation for tho report, in circulation
on Wednesday evening that the Federals
had captured Norfolk. Whenever thoy
take Norfolk, ihero viii DO weeping, and
waiting, and gnashins Of teeth through.
out oil Lincolsdom.
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Dsc" We have had but one Roper from
Richmond in tho last eight days--owing
to breaks and slides on the roads east Of
Knoxville
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NEGRO Property.


At a sale in this county on the 9Th
February, some negro property brought
the following prices: Dark. aged 20 year,
$1,000; Betty. and child months. 81, ISl.
A lot Of FIVE was se.l al Knoxville a few
days since, for tho round sum Of 5000;
and we notice sales at other points tcor-
respondingly high rates. So, despite the
war and other depreciating circumstances.
negro property keeps up. IL the event
o. an early recognition OF the indepen-
dence Of the Southern Confeieracy,
which is highly probable, this species OF
property willrapidly advance even beyond
the present entravagan! prices. But
should the South be oyerrun and suLjugat-
ed, which we regard as impossible, in not
more than three months after the work
is accomplished. niggers in The border
States will not command within 10 per
cent Of present figures. Because the re-
suit of subjggation will be The inaugura.
ton of measures looking to the rapid ex-
tinction ofslayery--not in the Gulf States,
the cotton and sugar-growing regions
but in the border country Missouri,
large portion of Virginia, part of North
Carolina, East and Middle Tennessee, and
all Of Kentucky and Maryland. That is
the Black Republican progamme--the
compensation they viii demand for the
war and the expenditure Of billion or
two of dollars. But until the world learns
to do without cotton and sugar, negro
slavery win be toleratedin the'Gulf States
as necessity However, the South is no.
subjugated yet, and is not likely 10 be
soon. And hence negro property con-
tinues to command the high prices emu
merated above.
Reckless Destruction Of Property.
We frequently hear complaints OF the
wanton and reckless destruction Of pro
perty by our own troops, such as burning
fences, killing stock, &c, in the neighbof-
hood of their encampments and along
the line of March. Some of these com
plants are no doubt largely exaggerated,
and others true. As East Tennessee is
to be flooded with troops within the
next two months, we would .ike to call
the attention of the military authorities
to this evil. East Tennessee is now the
only considerable grain growing and hog
raising region left to the Coniederacy, and
| If the farms are laid wasteand stock wan
tonly destroyed, where are the supplies to
come from after what is on hand shall be
exhausted? 1t seems to us that very
small amount of reflection would con-
vince the soldiers, without any ntima.
ton from their officers, that by such con.
duct they are cutting their own Threats
ard essentially aiding the work of subju-
cation.
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e6r James Blakely, Cotton Pert your
rsrer is forwarded every week
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Gzr II j. stated that Con Bueil has al
dressed letter TO Gen ! 9 Johfton pro.
rosing an exchange Of rf5oners
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Cav Brgadior-Gen, McCown has been
assigned to the command Of fort Pillow.
Island No. 10, and New Madrid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

DY THE GCvERNOR UF VIRGINIA.
ID A pEOCLAEATlOE. Whereas, va
cancy has occurred in the House OF Delegates
OF Virginia By the resignation OF RIUHARU
IRBY, tbs xae mber e,aatsd from the District
com posed Of the counties Of Amslla and Not
toway; Therefore. /. JoES LETcHHR, Governor
OF tho Com mcn .realth of Virginia, BY virtne
do hereby sQuire the ehsrifis Of the said coun-
ties of 4 10 ella and Nottowny to hold an elss-
ton. st the several places OF voting prescribed
by law ia said counties, Oh the s&th day OF tbs
present month, "a pfil,) tor Delegate 70 III
the vacancy aforesaid.
~, Given under my hand az Governor,
! L. o. and under the zeal OF the goEm mon
w. wealth, at Richmond, this yth dsy OF
April, 1862, and in the year Of the Uommcn-
wealth the eighty-sixth.
JOHN LETOHER.
by the Governor:
GIoRGs w. MUHyORD.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Petersburg pa pers plsase COPY. ap 10 I'd
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ETAKYLAND BATTALION

TIE undsrsisned has reen authorised tc or
TeEizs BEtta.ion of fsntry, to form part
ofths MMFyd&nd Linz.
UIdeE sn act Of OcnErsss, approved Feb.
rUary Il, 16e3, any native or adopted citizen OF
Maryland may, upon his own application,
bs traHEertsd At once to the Maryland Line.
Maryland or the District Of Columbia may,
upon application, be 30 transferred.
Individuals or companies desircua Of Join.
ing this Battalion, will apply In psrkor st the
ofioe OF WESTON & Williams, No. Is
Pearl strest, or BY mail 70
J. a. WESTON,
NH 1s-h Richmond, Va.
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n9Y BATTERY.
" ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS
am an tn orizsd 70 recsive a INV good men for
this battery, now In PULASKI county, Va, nm.
der Col. Jenifer.
This company II composed Of our best citi.
1sns, including many old Eowitzers and
Richmond 0rays, and persons wishing to
join m ust give reference when not known.
oAn DO found at the once Of the Life In
surance Company. Opposite the American
Hotel. from 10 TO daily, where letters In.
tended for the company may be sent.
DAVID N. WALKER,
LIST Lieut.. Otey Battery.
WANTED-A good BU4LER. Extra pay
will be given. ap 1865
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TUS T RECElV WE'D.
III so pieces American Prints,
800 pieces English Prints;
100 pieces Fancy LAwnS;
300 pieces Fancy Orxandies;
lO pieces BlsSehed Cotton;
loo pieces Black Lawns;
100 pieces Black Prints;
Is pieces Okeck ainghams;
100 pieces Fancy GinE CHAINS;
loo pieces Linen CHECKS;
16pieces Check Domestic;
- pieces Black Alpaca;
20 pieces OOttopAdss;
80 pieces Striped OsaaburGs;
400 xen-Uoats's Cotton, No. %:
900 dozen Half Hose, all eolors:
800 dozen Ladies' Hose, all color4
100 dozen Spool Silk, all colors:
800 dozen 10 ton Hdk'fI, ali coiors:
l4o dozen Snspendsrs;
70 saiss T.. Brown shirt,ns;
s bales Brown Jeans:
bales Brown Duck;
8 bales No. Osnaburgs;
--ALSO,-
a large stock Of Ready m ads Olo thing ana
Furnishins Goods, at the new store, 283 Broad
street. between Sd and 4th, Richmond.
ap8-sws JULIUS SYOEL.
CPR1N4 Is OOMING-I respectfully
- call the attention of the ladies to ths
tnct that have lately enlarged my stock aud
asAortmAnt Of goods, among which are Ru.
chss; Bonnet Silks, plain and checked: nlu.
sions, black and white; and q large sssor1.
msns 0. velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, 10.
In the. Millinery line; allo1 which can 30 seei,
At No ZOE Broad street.
ap 3-lm~ Giss Y. A. TENpLENAU
AYOTlCE.-rae books and aocounts Of no ~
IN arm Of DAVIS 4 HUTCHINSON VIM be
found st the once o. Me:sra WIN. b. lsaass 1 90.
Az persons having elaaDs esainst The arm win
peessnt them ut that othca for settlement Thoxe
indebted will cal and N aka nav unnt 0ithonx =.
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TYEAVY ARTILLERY.
90 Bounty, and
Uniforms furnishes.
The undsrs!gnsd are authorized by the sec.
rotary Of War to raise Company for the
heavy Artillery service. We have bsen for
the past eleven months In active seryiCe a.
Lisutsnants Of such q company, and have
already q number Of EAsA enlisted.
All who desire TO join N will please apply
at our recruiting once, No. II, Main street., up
stairs. 70 WIN. LAWSON, Company Il, First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; Or. at our
Camp In Yorktown.
THOMAS, g. JACKSON.
lAh l7-lms THOMAS LAWSON.
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HxADaUARfHKs URDNAzov DsPARfM'r,
Richmond, Va, March 26th, 1862
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
Having good double barrel shot guns, sport
Ing rifles, or any kind Of weapons that will
10 useful In tho 1lsld. These arms will b
fairly appraised ON thsir delivery in Rich
n ond, and payments will bs promptly made.
Agents heretofore collecslnx Stafa arms
for this Department are requested to. collect
and forward these private arms III promptly
a. possible. y. DIMMOCK,
NH 29.-N Col. OF Ordr ancs of Virstnia.
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III PATES' BATTALION.

EAUQ UAkVkES,
Jul PATES' BATTALION.
We, the undarsigped, are Authorised by
Capt Henry y. Pate, to RECRUIT A COM
PANY OFGAVALEY, consisting of 60 men,
70 be m rstersd in to the ssrvice OF tho u. s.
A. for years or during the war. Members
Joining this company are entitled TO the
bounty OF $50 and el2 per mon tn Fay.
Horses, equipments, and subsisten CO, far
nishsd each recruit. Thoxs who furnish
their own horsss, will be entitled to o3S psr
month
Once on E:in and near tn . corner Of 9th
street, Richmond, Va.
McNARY UOHSON..
ap7-lU~ u. +. HAYWOOD.
~ Norfolk Day Book, Petersburg Express
and Richmond Examiner will please COPY
6pd send bill to the auhscri hers
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: HDQ'RS DkP'T OF HENRIUO, !
RIoKxoND, Va, april 9th, 1861.
n ENERAL ORDERS, No. Is.

HDQ'RS DEPT OF HENRIUO,
X ENERAL ORDERs. No. IS.
4 Paragraphs / and 3, General Orders No.
II, Headquarters Department Of Henrico, u.
operation to vendors OF produce Ia the mar.
xsts, but apply to 9rocers, Commission Msr-
chants, anu every character Of dealer In pro.
visions within the city and the surrounding
ten miles Of country under martial law. All
sales Of provisions must conform to the Tariff
OF Prices prescribed by paragraph II. Of Gen.
eral Orders, No. IL; and where not adhered to,
both buyer and seller will suffer such punish
ment as may be imposed by court martial,
the ihformer, who, II In teres:ed in the sale,
IL exempted from punishment.
By order Of BRIG. Zen. JoHn n WIDxR.
Il L. r. PAGE,
mp lc-5w Ass't AdJt General.
ID AITALION OF CAVALRY- In the
month CT February received authority
from tbs Secretary Of War to raise Batta.
lion or Regiment Of Cavalry. Ihave hesita-
ted 70 under take to Go 20 until this time. and
I now pI oppose to raise . BATTALION OF
CAVALRY.
Persons desiring to unto with me in this
patriotic effort, End those wish ing authority
to dcruit and raise companies, will address
me- at his place, or what IN still better, 70.
port in person at once.
expect to have two com panies Of in fan.
try and one Of artillery attached to my com.
naEd.
1BCall at the ONCE Of the Battalion, Main
the Southern Expresa Company.
II. CLaY PATE,
Capt. ComG'g Cavalry 90,
sp l0-l0t& p. A -. S.
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TALBOT L BRO.

OOE Ri wARD.-kanawAy from the sub.
DL,) scribsr on tbs morning Of the IAN
iEs.lnt, from my farm, near the junction in
Hanover county, my negro man DICK, ola
dark gin ger bread compilation. about Eve fest
six inches in height, and very quick in
speech when spoken to. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery to me on ny
farm, CT In the Hanover county jail, or any
iail In the city OF Richmond.
THtNAS BOSWELL,
junction, Hanover county, Va.
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THIS cid r-4sl..sstsoa Established b. Us Virginia
Ississ.ues ane .rs successful operation for thirty
years. continues TO insure, Ia city and country,
agAspst loss or damage By IRE, almost evs.J de-
sesipaon Of property.
Sea risks "a slips and osxgoeg aid rtsEs on n.
hard transportation taken 10 all parts Of tee world
1t ,eas1nsbie ratsa O. premium.
The very liberal share of the pubIic PATRONAGE
which 1t has 10 long receved, operates in return
Mbers: and prompt settlement o. clai,ns, which 1t
has ever been ita pleasure to observe.
FsrsaeFs merahsnts, and citizens generally. may
be referred 10 parties already insured h thi6 Com
pany, IN over SO counties In the stale
Application, by letter or otherwise. 10 the PRED
dsct ~ sscretssy. viii meet prompt attention.
Jog. Alien. o. w. Purcell,
". l. Jc~afdius Jos. r. Winst0n,
n l.. kert, II. A. Claiborne,
ar Pssiasr, Geo. w. Smith,
&. x. Parker, =. l.. Winston,
-4 sss. r. s,oes, X. Il Marry,
irf = q. Wscsgo:sh. EssaI r. Lnthroe
ysya. Beere, r. Cullen Il. -,
TEas- SEsul.0sz.
WI. WILLIE. ", seey. ee 1915
fITE. fIAE, AND q. Az
IL IESURAEGx.
glOnkogD FRS ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, NO. ls2 MAS 5E: =. COR or lIra, ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
chartered 18th March, 1887
:Aais Old aad reliable Institution, with ample ca.
fiISloead contingent fund carefully invested con.
tnnes 10 igsnre Slaves. Buildings MsrchaIdixe, Of
ssery G1scripton; Household Furniture, and family
Wearing Apparel, ve-sels, Ossgoes and Treixhs at
khc lowest current rassa.
Losses ADJUSTED AID paid wi.h AL possible d.
patch. pIaRayORS: I
David Carrie, Acbt. u. Barter
q TN oEsnsh,, Traass J. 3aruss.
yos'r II. Oiaihor.as John r. Sahlatt
Jei,a J. Wiieol, Thos. A Rug
Alex. 0<xrst., Geo Il. 0vy.shna.Y.
Rstss q. Warwick
DAVID OUE1zA, Prset.
s0sE J. WILTON, Trsseorer.
Il. q. EkpoH. EecrsiarY a. yr-Iu
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k12 1 S 4 20 y a V Z S :.

The undsrsignsd is snItsting q company o.
Infantry for the Goth Regiment Virginia Vol.
Ia complainant Of ths memory Of tina lat
Captain Wise. Tnis company will be IL.
sruetsd by nr. u. r: PardiSon In the Zonave
drill Of the French Infantry, and taught By
ell It's detail, ana having aided Captain Oar J
in the translation OF the French worka on
Bnycnst Exercise. his ability to instruct In
thai drill cannot b Questioned.
kilitiamen uesirinS to enter this sers Ice
will apply to the undersigned. on 18th stfstt,
one door above Main. This usual bounty OF
go will be paid the men when mustered fntc
the Confederate service
AD8-lm o. IL. PAEDI(4{lN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJ1 AND INsP. aEEkRALs OFFICE,
Richmond, April ett, 1859.
zhERAL oRDsRs No: n.
/. The following Proclamation d publishsd sox
the Information OF eli coRcsrned:
PROCLAMATION: --
"Ey virtue Of tbs power vested In ms By law
70 declare the suspension Of tie privilege Of tho
Il, JKyFExsoN DAVIS, President Of the Oonsed
srste States OF America do pzoslsim that martial
Law il hereby exten1sd over the Department Of East
Tennessee under the command OF kaj,r-Gere fal e.
X. Smith and do proclaim tho suspension Of all
civil Jurisdiction, with the exception of that en-
ebling the Courts 10 take cognixEnce Of the pre-
baIe Of wills, the administration OF ,he sztat=a of
deceased persona the qualification of gusrdians,
TO enter deofeex and erde! fer the partition and
sale CT property. 70 make orders concerning roads
and bridges, 70 asess county ievies, and to order
he payment Of county Dues. scd the snsrension
Of 4hs writ Of Aobsas sorpXs In the Department
afors sad.
49,, "In faith whereof have hereuntu
} SEAL signed my name and set my seal this
t~~ sth day OF April, In the year oas
thousand eight hundred and sixty two:
[6iened JEFHIRAoE DAVIS"
u Major General n. K Smiih, commanding
Department Of East Tennessee. is charged with tbs
due execution Of ihe foregoing Proclamation
Ee viii forthwith sstahiieh an ef7aciant military
pe,iea and via eEfofcs the following orders All
ds.ils'ioa Of spirisnous liquors Is positively pro-
sihitsd. a.d tbs distElsfios will forthwith be
closed. The sails OF Ep:rituous liquors Of any kind
is asa prohibited. and establishments for tie sale
thereof will be CLOSED.
LII All persons infringing tho above pYonibi-
Lon, Will tufYer such punshraant an shall Dc or
dered t7 She sentences Of g courtma7tlal, provided
shst DO sentence t. lard labor for more than one
month skS,I be Inflicted by the sAnsence Of q Es.
gimensal CoursWarual, - directed by tha e?A
Art:cis Of Wsr~
By command o; the EoczstEy OF War.
'[EIgusa1 g. COOPER
An 4-tt kafst ara Ir,sDae.or Qansral
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! z fkNTIUN~ PATRIUTs.

a TtENT1ONA FATKIOTS.
4 few moro RECRUITS wanted for Court.
nsy's Artillery. now stationed At Rappahan.
mock river. The usual bounty of go will be
paid. Apply at ths Frankliu House, on 9Th
between Broad and Marshall streets, 70
Lisnt. y. II. VAUGHN,
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I INFANTRY COMPANY.

The underlined being authorised by the
Secretary Of War to raise . company of
IL r INFANTRY for tho war, and
having united with Mr.. CAARLRs b. ExALL.
and Mr.. VIZ J. EaaLHsroy and g. ". JOINS
in the enterprise, has opened q Recruiting
Once on the West side OF 10th street, between
In1sin and Bank. Men enlistipe in this com.
pany will receive the usual bounty, &c.
This company will form part Of tho bat.
talon Of infantry being raised by X. q. Soorf,
Jr., Esq, who may be found At the same
once. Zap 7-lmI JOHN WIOKHAM
4 TTENTION, LIGHT ARTILLERY.-
"A am authorized by the Governor TO re-
cslye SUBSTITUTES in my company Of
Lis mt Arflsry, and TO muster them In q
thsy come. Those, therefore. who desire TO
procure substitutes, or who wish TO become
substitutes. should call at once at mr. head.
Qaartsrs, Johnson 4 daigon's once, under
the Whtg Building. A. b. 0UIQON,
mh zs--G Captain Light Artillery.
kEOTloE. Capt. VIZ. w, PAKKRR'S Dom.
IN rany Of LIGHT ARTILLERY having been
mustered into aexvice. and secured Q battery Of
six guns, are now In tHe camp of Instruction, and
will receive few more RECRUITS. Il they sfe
Ct the right sort. Apply at his ofbcs. In the Law
Bnis sspe ~ rree NIB iO--4s
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ETRAHa BUTTER.
90 los. Fre.h 4cll BUTTHR, .. 50 cents, tuas 70.
es.vad from The mountains 70 day;
b.ss java ana Rio Coffee;
8 hhds. Co ffee, Clarified, and New Orleans SD |.
barrel. Crushed Sugar;
l01 bushels Nsresr and Pink.eJs Potatoes;
Is lrk.ns Family Lard;
loo bushels Buckeye and C<o~dsr Peas;
loo bushels Dried Apples Snd Peaches;
No barrels. Family Extra. and Supernae Flour;
5000 lbs. Family Hams, SIDES, and Shoulders
kbls. Nav Orleans Mo,assss
$50 huJcels Peanuts;
leo lbs G-ecc aud Back Tea;
Pepper. Ginger, Eus:ara, SPICE, Indigo, s6sarahs
and everything usually fcund in q rs.e,ss.
Family Grocery. J. s. ROBERTSON,
aD LOW Dor Governor AID Franklin go.
foe Sale Fin. Peach Blow
so GREEN6OW,
ap lo-.6t 18th 81, bet. Main and Gary.
HToVKI0R & KUTCHISON.
M 18Th St., between Main and Gary,
have In stcA and of,er to the xads the fol
lowing goods:
50 hhds n. Q. Sugar, good to prim
10 bags old Yellow Rio Uoces
10 bags Grain Pepper;
% boxes Uastil Soap
600 lbs. U.ndlswick;
loco lbs. Cotton Yarn;
50 cases Green and Black
rs hays Dried Peaches;
$50 boxes Tobacco, OF ths most approved
brands, from medium to prime grades.
rs cases elephant" Smoking Tobacco;
70 cases "WiEnebego"
casks ID. papers
~, 600 Cigars, from medium to BEST efadas
ap3-l2ts
4 AMP. RLAOK NANOFAOfORY.-
IL Lamp.Bi In packages and quanttea
% suit purchasers. FOR sale BY
JOS. 3. BLOSSOM 4 CO.,
NH A-~Sn XiiUliuGtnn. II q
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PSOU q Ayuo.
JOHN PALMER.

@OE Few ARD-kanaWxy from nj
DZ.J store, On Tuesday morning, l5,h II.
TON Hs il brighs mulatto, thick eat, about
feet high, Ii years OLD; bad On when iast
seen brown sack GOAT, brown pan IS, ands
military cap. tbs above rev ard Will DO paid
for his delivery 70 ms.
8. 8. CUTrHH.h.
ap2--S No l2S nIaiu street.
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Nv RHUR UITE.-

Nv RHUR UITS.-
! am authorized b. the Governor Of Virginia to
eal,ss companies from the Militia, not mustered
In the Confederate service, nor under marching
orders, TO complets the Goth Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, new In the Confederate ssrvice.-
.fhe urusi bounty If $50 will b, paid to the men.
companies already enlisted but not Ia any rssi.
usnt can correspond with the undersigned at
Richmond. Va. NAT. TYLER
ap3--Im Lien zen ant Colonel.
YA3 ANT4ED-V0LUETsKRs|
Light Dragons the oldest company Of Oav.
airy in the state, and OF the first TO enter the
field. Bounty Of 900; clothing and subsst.
encs will be furnished. Apply at Recruit-
Ing Once, No 4, Law Building.
Lieut. GEO. HOPKIES,
nh A-t24Af Recruiting Ofcsr.
wv AMALE TEACHER,
who IL g single man to take charge Of school
charsctsr and qnssaca lions required.
a'' Ns srsRLiNfia a 8. EDxU 81
AZ ANrED-REtnsUlTs. Varins Artl.
w lery, stationed a: Hardy's Bluff, or james
River, is dsslrous Of filing Its ranks TO the num-
beg Of one hundred efficient men, ana we ear
nsstIy sppsal to the citizens Of Richmond, Hen
xtco and tho adjoining counties. who IRE not now In
the volunteer service, to unite with NJ at once In
tie defence Of the most important position on
james river. 4 bounty Of $50, and traasporta-
ton, Win be sivsn to siIwso report 70 a. st this
'': %s si4- JAMS F. coz da1s 1: oi Hs:a.
WANT.eIhiry REURUITS for ths
wv Charles CITY Troop. The usual bounty
o. $50 will be paid BY the Government. and
oia psr month for use Of the horss. Shoulu
the horse b killed IN action, he win be paid
CrultD a. prefer buyiuR horooa u0 crodit an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

nES = htr E D-EroIn my company, at
~ Camp Windcr. on Saturia April ash,
CHRISTOPHER BRUINS. Said Bruno IL
about So years OF age, 6 feat inches high, eu-
burn hair, brown eyes, and by profession a
dark blue coat and pGnts, grey fatigue cap,
with yellow baud. JOHN HkRBIG,
Captain 1nfirmary Company
ALI mssn bers of my company who are now
At large In this city will promptly report at
my rendezvous in Ave days from date, or be
considered as dessr tiers.
Gpi+Iw* JOHN EEEBI3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17

AMP-RLAOK NANGFAOfORY.-
i LaMp.Bisck In packages and quanttasa
% suit purchasers. Tor sale BY
JOS. 3. BLOSSOM 4 o.,
NH A-ss Wilmington. u O.