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TRADING wITE THE -EsRAY.-I.erge Hula
lions are made by tbe eneny OF ruiainsu :
cities ard districts OF country oveErun by their
fOrces, through tho influence OF trade. This
plan OF subjngation must be- fought and re-
sisted as stsadily-as tafcsly-as stubbornly.
rs We rsaist their armed iegions. This cupid
i:y OF som end the urgent necessities ot I'll,
Will aHofd facilities for the enemy to make
arttui appeals 10 cur people wherever their
armies obtain fOotnoid, and their peddliug
traders are enabled to display their Wares.-
The banefui effects OF this iGsidious policy +,
upon the Sou, them cause are already exhib-
tied on tho Southern borders OF Tennesse6---
Indeed, Ireg ular trade is being carried on be-
tween Nashville and the counties southeast OF
it. The passenger ard freight traiux are run =
ming regularly between Eashviiis and Shelby
vile. Cotton and Other produce ara btiEX
transported by railroad and wagon 70 Nash
viiis, and Yankee soous bous : liz exchange. /.
Is said that even - low down as q Chattanooga
lively trade is going ON with the enemy
Uven o. Atlanta covert blows aro stricken at
the Coniedsrate cause, through its currency,
and dealings are Of daily occurrence ia which
Confederate notes are bought and sold az Il
discount as compared with TennsSses bank
notes. 1t is evident the demand for Tennes.
see notes, and sir appreciation over Ccnfed-
crate u otes, are tie result OF the srade going
on across the enemys iIEss.
The Confederate Congress has passed on &c (.
prohibiting, under heavy penalties, all trade
18th towns III possession OF the enemy. 1t ID
important that this law bc strictly enforced
at whatever cost, wherever possibie. Other
wise we are subjected to II greater danger
than that ct the can non and bayonet. True,
the enforcement Of the law will ffi;ct many
innocsnt sufferers. II will, perhaps, bsa +
much harder on friends than foes, il many
cases. hut such are among the unhappy in :
cidents Of war. A great public policy ID
sought to be omplished by total non Inter
course with the enemy, whether at sea- ports
along the mississippi, or acrOss the border
Ii The rule IL relaxed. and our people gs< In d
the way Of trading with the enemy, they viii
be mors than half prepared for the yoke which
they have sought TO avoid az .acn immense
cost OF blood. The battles Of this war Will
then have been fought In vain.-AHglita Cen
stitativw0i.
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From New Orleans.

we learn that bitter feud axists bstWeen
the army ana navy oflissrs at rev Orleans -
Butler claims the merit Of taking the city.
karE8sut and Porter desire to divide the
honor. karragut, In Il recent interview with
the General, declared that without the fleet,
he would not give d cent for the security OF
his life or that of his army. This is told TO Us
on too very best euthOIIty.
butler Is about leaving f0f ths North, and
I. may be In some degree on this account -.
BCt more, in all proba biiity, because ne does
not exactly feel secure in his own precious
re:aon. The sxasperatlon againsI him, es-
pscia.lY proceeding FROM some OF mis- c:deYs,
IS making him fearful
Since the first War-Ship Eas set afi0at there
ha> been I: jealousy between the iand and sea
service. IL sailor looks with contempt o.i 8
landsman. When ooubtful story is told on
board ship, Jack says, "teil that to tne ma
rint ;" who ars considered crsdulous and y
little lacking manhood, because they have
about them the odor Of land.
There Is not "a doubt that the credit OF taxi
ing New Orleans III ust be given to the navy.
Butler would not have 90; near ii With d hun d.
dred thousand msn at mis- back; and, with
this Insignificant force, could not remain
twenty-four hours, X the feet were not at hia
call so, in truth, tho honor or iafamy doss
baiong to Farragut aad Porter, and they
ought to havsit.
Vne order of Gen. Butler In respect to Con
Tolerate money, ii Is believed, Was sagges ted
by merely speculative motives, and it is said
that it was drawn up by Jacob Barker, In
concert with Butlar. The result is that nc
nsy has fallen greatly in value, and may b.
bought ut twenty. five csEts IL gold for u dol.
lar Tha object was to use 1t in the purchase
OF sugar, Inolasses, IND cotton, on the pre-
sumption that those commodities could bs
| found III large quantities, and that no mar
owning shen would rsjsct our currency il
| exchange for taen.
| Butler himself has been noted speeulator
He hax . brOthef-a merchant-in Boston
ard 10 him all 'hs J.. oduce purchased Will b,
sent. So that Butler, Barker Il Butisr ex
pected to share the enormous protiis III at i
was supposed would be realized.
1t Is very pretty game, and 50 ilke Yam
kes and particularly 80 much like Butler,
who i, surnamsd "PicaySne," although "ioi
iar'' would be better under the circum stance
of this especial instance OF his avidity fol
gaia.
The Jealousy between the army and the
navy has come to 30 high II temper that thi
latter will not obey any orders addressed Il
| it by Hut!sr, except those which are ssen III
to the holfi0G OF the city. We hear some iG
stances OF this, but are not ct liberty to men
tiOn them.
These men have come to tie conclusion tha
| the war is nearly at en- end, and tina: tn,
spells OF IL will 0s Of Immense value. New
orleans held, they seem to think--and Bu.
ler's organ expresses the idsu--ths who'll
country is subjUgated. The vision of plul
der which this belief creates Il sufficient svsl
to ratisfy the sxDsctations Of the ksenest an,
mott rapacious Yankee III New England
Eobiie Tribune. Sd ias..
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SGGaNRME NOTICH1.

~ THE COMMITTHH appointed bv thu
~ Commissioners to make provision f0s the
construction OF the Piedmont Railroad wish 20 Dur
chss, AGO CARTS, with lrOa or wooden axles 70 -
celiysred 81 poiats on the line Of the Riahmoud aud
Danv.,le Kaiirosd. or as Other places, - may be
agreed upon.
Persons having sush carts. ON hand for sale, OF
others VITO msy wish TO mako any posticn Of The
nunbsr wanted, can communicate with me as Rich-
mond. They al,o wish to Surchass 100 ssts Of
O,rt Harness.. and 10 Wagon Do, including Collars.
Hsmes Srid'ss, &c, 30. A sample ~ Of cart
harness cxn be seea a. Ne offles Of the RiShmoud
ard Dausilis Aai,road Oompany In nichmcud, and
another In Danvilie. They also wish TO hire ,50O
Negro Msn ard Boys by ths month, In svw day.
they viii DO prepared TO purchase 500 Horsss and
Mules, principally Mules. They also wish 70 con.
tract for The delivery Of fest of Pine P1auk Of
different Sizes either at Danville or on the ns of
the road to be consructed.
can bs found at the Office Of the Richmond and
Danvilla hsilrcad Company In Richmond, from q
A. N. until ) p. n, every day for the next eight
days. ROBT. HARVEY
10 Cts AgsLt f0- tho Committee.
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PAY or YCHAPLArNs.-The Montgomery (Aia.)
Adcertiser says: "Various papers having an
n0unced the paasase, in the Senate Of tho last
session Of the Contederats Congress, OF bill
making the pay of Uhaplains one hundred
dollars and ratioGs, has given rise TO the iEi-
preston that the same had become a law
The following, however, is official, from Ad.
iutant. General Cooper IN reply TO an inquiry
from clergyman on the subject;
"AN ACT to amend the several acts In relation
to the pay Of ChAplains IN the Army.
"Section /. The Consrs OF the Con fsdsrats
States of America do enact: That hereafter
the pay OF ChaplAAns In the army shsll bs
eighty dollars per month, with rattons. ~
now provided BY law.
"App, owed April II, 1884,"
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Eod OHoL8aA CURxD.-Dr. James. ir.. of
Tyson county. Ga, having lost over a hun
drsd hogs by ths cholera, concluded to trv the
effect OF dryiot eleven being sick at the time.
He Kept them there for three weeks without
water. The sicH hogs recovered, the disease
was sradicated, and has not trcu cubled him
SINCE. His nsighbors have since tried It with
the same catering result.
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CAhP THOMAS AKriLLHlY.
Near Bia keys Mill Pond.

CAhP THOMAS AKrrLLHnY
Near Biakey's Mill Pond,
June II, 1862.
QCOREWARD Will be paid for the arrest
eNp)U aud confinement or delivery ir camr
OF Inc following named dsserters:
John Cummings, Jos. n. COOK, Matthew
Doherty, Aarcsllus w. Harris, William p.
Hutchsson, TnOs. J. Smith, John J. FIoyd.
Patrick Roane alias Melton
+. j. ANDERSON,
Js lS-6t* Capt. Cond'g Battery
A kMY OF VIRGINIA
IA 70 NIsGIHIAys AND MARYLAEDEks
WANTED-R.cruits for the
FLOYD LIGHT ARTILLERY
to serye for twelve months. A fine field bat
terry has bssn ecured.
Uniforms, Board. and Equipmen t. furnish
Cd, and pay from date of enlistment
Apply at No. Law Building, Franklin. be-
tween 18th and 1871 ,ts.
W., WINSTON FONTAIKE,
je ls-l2ts Capt. Floyd Light Artillery.
OFFICE CHIEF INSPECTOR OF
TRANsPORTArIoE DBPARThEHr, Va,
Richmond, June 18th, ls62>
NFElCERSh having business with this ne /.
~ partmsnt T ay Il nd me daily between tho
sOuTs OF 10 and II A. NJ, as the offics, cornar
OF 10th and Bank streets. A. H. COLE,
Major and Chief Insp'r Of Transportation.
is
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THE UOrlMITTEE sppointea by the
~ commissioners to mako provision for the
construction of tbs Piedmont Railroad, wish 10
purchase 400 CARTS, with iron OF " rod axlss, TO
be delivered at points the line Of the Richmo0d
and Dsnvllle Railroad, or at o,ker places - may
be egrced upon.
Persons having such carts on hand for sale, or
others who may wish TO make any portion Of the
number wanted. can communicates With me, In Der.
scE or by letter, at Richmoad.
kOBT. HARVEY,
ie Sis Agent for Committee.
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On REWARD will be paid for the ap.
eTslO prehsnsion and deli very At the u mar

GOO REWARD will be paid for the ap-
! Be)V prshsnsion and delivery al the Z uar-
| tsrmaster's Office, ll6 Broad street., or at tn
Marine Camp, near DruYy's Bluff, OF any one
OF the following described iesertsrs from the
Marine Corps:
Corporal RICHARD Moa aREaOR, aged 10,
| feet lOa inches high, blue eyes, brown hair,
Private THEODORE DAVIS, aged 2s, 6
fset inches high, blue eyes, black hair, fl orid
Private PATRICK LOWNEY, aged "a. 6
iset " inches high, hazel eyes, auburn hair,
Fl, pryat. :, ssoHls Wm; ;, H. sKEwsnEK. aged as.
iest ot tncneS hlgb, hazel eyes, light brown
hair, DARK compile zion.
Private PETER MARRY, aged %. s feet 6
inches high, hazel eyes. dark hair. dark COM
Privets THOS. MARRY, aged "a, 6 feet 6
inches high, blue eyes, light hair, light com.
Private THOS. URILBY, aged SO, 6 feet s1
inches high, hazel eyes, dark hair, dark com:
plexiOn.
Private WILLIAM SHANNUS, aged 81, 6
feet 81 inches high, blue eyes. auburn hair,
Private EDWIN FORD, aged %. 6 feet ?
inches high, black :yes. dark hair, dark COM
Private JAS. LEAhY, aged %, s feet s
inches high, blue eyes, sandy hair, fair com.
plexiOn.
Private DANIEL R1oRIAnrY, aYe,. IS, 8
iest inches high, blue eyes, light hat., light
SOIupicAiOG.
Private KIERAN MULLEN, aged 26, 6 zee.
" inches high, gray eyes, light hair, light
complexion.
Private GEO. EMMEESON, aged Is, 6 feet
IT inches high, gray eyes, light hair, fiorid
complexion.
Private LEWIS PERRES, aged 81, 6 fee! 10
Inches high, gray eyes, brown hair, light com.
plexion.
Private LEWIS IL FAlVRE, aged SO, 6 feet
inches high, hazel eyes, brown hair, dark
complexion.
The attan tlon OF recruiting officers la per.
tcuiarly called to the above advertisement,
as 1t 10 suspected these men will re.enlist for
the benefit Of the bounty as often they can
DO 20. A. s. TAYLOR
Je ll-6t Mai and Ouar,r a. = M I.
A Petersburg Express copy tor one week.
and send bill to this Department
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VFWENTY DVLLAKS REWARD.

Left camp, (thrse miles east CT Richmond.)
on the 50 instant, my boy JOE, aioce which
time have not heard of him. He is about
" years OF age; yellow color, ana Of rather
0ihidens appearance; has q large scuT en- his
forehead from burn. 1t May ba tha. he has
acciashthiiy SGt with some other regiment.-
any inform ation concerning AIM viii
tAtskfuiiy received, and tas sbbye rsv
pnid for his delivery, either TO rne or tr III
JOHN II. REAGAN, Pos.mRster. G. ensrp
Is. E.. HAI.l4UM, 60 q, lst Texay Rao
Ja 12-l0tA uen Hood's ,,nex',
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Personal.

r OaT kONa-J. J. FOSTRR and VIZ. n.
~ DAVIS, belonging to the Ist pelmatto Resi
ment Of 3hN pehnoiess. were In tho fight on tLs
as. s',e o. Nay NAY, ana BON were wsundsd ANY iafo'
recsivsd by their fathers Rspoit TO the Maam.
meht Hotel ~ we a,e now Il, This place,
WI FOsTHy,
~ lj~2tA JACOB DAvIS.
NKyhEhk~is EDMONU HAhRlS. wound-
w eli on the Si.t of kay2 ANY iuforme.
ton regarding him will os thankfully re-
csiVed by A. PROSKAUER
Gap. 90. q, 1esh Reg. Ala VoIr.,
At Marxhonsens, 3, New MARKET,
/ II. WATSON, Go. Il, 9Th Reg. GsorelL
Volunteers, who wss wounded On the 3i.t
uit. Anyone knowing OF his Whereabouts
will confer & great favor on his father by
teaWng word Mt the ofiics nj ths Dispatch
jslS~3-* w. q WATSON.
TNFoRNATION waotsi of O. W. McMEI.-
j Lt,E. who left my company about the lat Of
HAY, 1862, quite ak. Whan ias. hs.ri from ns
WAS st a boarding hocse In giehmond say p,r.
son having knowledge Of his whereabouts viii cen
fer favor by addrasaing me O. RicLsnord.
q. JORDAN
Isl3-H* Gap in g. s Artillery.
DERSONAL.-HAl.K sTEEDNSE-
L Your father ard brother are here. IL.
folm them Immediately of your whereabouts.
Call at the office Of Assistant Provost Marshal
Alsxandsr and leave your address.
je 1855
ENFORMATIUN WANTHD-Of roy sou
JEFFRIES CAaDEK, OF Go. i, ls.h Va.
regiment, Captain Motfatt commanding, who
was wounded in the fight of Saturday, ths
Slst ut. Also, of CHAS. $ WALTERS, OF the
saEas'company, who was wounded at the same
fi'rs ANY one leaving information OF either
at this office will greatly obigs
)e l2-St* EiIES CARDsH
4 lASWELL F.. ieiGE is not detailed on any
~ public business, and must report i'm mec i.:ely
Tor DUTY at hls regiment on ths Villa sburg road
~o miles from richmond. il I2-3tk
"A NY information As to where the 10th Virginia
"A Aegimsnt Is at this time, will be thankfully
received at this cfficeby
is ll--ts MHREDITH q. LAWRENCE.
TNFOkMATlON WANTED OF the where
aocuts OF EDWIN T. GUERRANT, OF
capt Eurfoots company, I'd Res't Va Artil-
lery, Who was sent from Milford Station to
Ashland hospital the 23d Of May, and from
there to Richmond. Any Information OF him
vii. be thar Ekfuliy received by hir anxious pa.
rents and friends, by addressing W. II. Is UNI
PUS, at Richmond, care Of Capt. TSurfoot, I'd
Reg't Va. Artillery. 10 lO-6tk
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QE1OE REWAR D-WiIi bs paid for tue ar
PI LC rest and delivery to ms OF WILLIAM,
slave, purchased OF Mr.. Lyons. OF Petersburg !;
and HENRY, small boy. eight OF nine years of
age. WILLIAM is q bricklayer by ,r.dc; 81 or e
years Of age black snd intalligept five feet eight
nine uehes high, and has two Of his testh set on
gold plate. HIsaY is black; a.s,lmers when Ia K
J. G, aud il quite Intelligent for his age will give
$1G0 reward for WlLLIAA, and $25 for HENRY; aud
viii also pay reward of $500 Tor the conviction of
the person or pe,sOos who may be hsrborng them.
military camps, and representing themselves to be
free. fje lO--St*] DAVID MCDANIEL.
~ nn KEWARD.--kzn away from my
eT wv store, Oh paesisy, March 17tt, my Ne
Sfo Loy LEWIS WASHINGTON. He Is bright
muIstto; tkickse; about feet Ligh; Is years old;
hsd on when last seen brown sack cos., Er 5wn
pants, aud military cap. Tho above Reward Of
one ais. ed dollars will b. paid for his delivery 20
NE. 3. =. COIIRELts,
Ste no. l29 Maiu at.
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der. Ria. Gen. q. A WISE.

OOO REWARD will pay the above
N,1tD reward for the arrest and delivery to
me of HENRY w. nnOaAST, private OF Lou
doun Artillery, who left our camp. near
Richmond, one week age, riding q small iignt-
hay mare, branded 80. S." with one white
hind foot and long bushy tail. Said Morast
enlisted in my battery from the state OF Ala.
bama, and In supposed to be lurking about
Richmond or In the 9th regiment OF ALABAMA
volunteers. he 10 about g feet 8 inches high,
WITH nsnt blue syeI. fair complexion, light
hair, and prominent ose; Is about 70 years OF
age, and we'll edueatsd
AkrH. L. RO0KRS,
Capt Oom'dinE I.oudoun ArtiIIsry.
ie 12-3iA lAoHgstrest's D,vision
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oN WAY.--LESIY, u nsgro man belong.
~ IW TO Alfred Bernard was brought to N
~, " the 17.h Of May by Il. Z Fa'len, from Caro-.
~" ~ county iail. Said negro wss hired 10 John J.
erih, to work in tha coal n,iues. The owner
~ill please call ard pay expenses aud take Elm
| away. ROBERT LUMPKlN.
RIcHAonD, Juno IL, 1862.
q
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H1TY EATTALlUN-
~ MAJ. w. NJ ELLIOTT Uoumd'a
PAY o3l Pf'k MONTH, AND KATIOES.
ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED. ba-
tween the ages Of l6 and15, for q company in the
above Battalion for local and special defence If the
city Of Richmond or Manchester. for = term of ak
months. unless sooner discharged by order VI tie
Secretary Of War.
None but men of good character will be received
apply, bstween the hours Of 8 A. NJ. and p. Ill
to w. VI. HARRISON
AT RaSland 4 Bro. s, cor. 9th aud Maiu ste.
GEO. BAUGHNAN,
w. II. ALLISON,
al Main stre :,
JLllN II. WEHT o.
ia 1l-6ta I45 Vsin
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: M1LITAKY NOTICES.


&00 REwAKi,-wnl bs given for the
Ws)V delivery to mo OF each of the follow.
iAs osssrssrn from company Is. l7th Virginia
regiment:
JOHN WHITFIELD PETERSON, about
fest inches high, IS years old, light hair,
eyes, and complexion, and roatss; moui-
der oy trade, and In principles very cor.
rupt
WILLIAM X. KALTHKS. about 6 feet 6
iuchss high, 10 years old. light hair, dark
eyes and com mple1iop; has been a flus, manly
boy, and has done himsslf great injustice in
cowardiv desertinG In face Of an enemy
NED PA ARMER, about feet inches high
about 2s years old, light hair, eyes, and com :.
plexion; principles very lax. =
Any who can are anr nsstly epiOined 70 Ar
rest the above dsserterS, that thev NAV he
sui itably punished. Il. H. SIMPSON. "a -
jsI3-2l. Capt. Go. b. 18th Va Reg.
ApsurAsr HEsnKAL's UrpIoH.1
June12, 1867.
+ nFFlCGRS recruiting In Richmond for
~ the Line Of State Troops, to bs com.
mnndsd by Major General John Is. FIoyd.
Will REPORT daily at this ONCE, with the men
recruited for inspection. No Subsistence or
transportation Will hereafter bo aifovve eli hut
for the men who have besn 30 reported and in-
spscted. by command.
WM. II. RICHARDSON, A.u
la l3-st
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BOAR DING.


ID D a Il d
Two oe th.ss gentlemen can bs accommodated
with good BOARD aud
we'll furnished ROOMS
by applying to
MRS ROSA CRAWFORD,
il 1885 "a q. bet. CLAY snd Leigh.
IuAkDlNH.--
r six or eight gentlemen
Can obtain good BOARDING
and pleasant rooms by applying ut the last
residence IN Tensh street, oa,t side, north OF
Lsigh. jsl3-3ta
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ITY B BATTA'. '.IUNI
~ Major W r, NJ E1I,or,. .,om,.
of ..JNDRED loO) MEN, betus an tho ages
90 and Is years, wanted for company In The
above Battalion, for local and special Of the
CITY Of Kichrnord, for term OF six nonths service
unless sooner discharged by order OF the Secretary
II War.
None hu. men Of sobriety and good character are
WM. E. MAULE, l9a Main street,
TUCKER RANDOLPH, lal Main street,
JOS. &. JAMES, Basin Bank,
JOSEPH 8. MIoHARD' as' Main street.
IEO0 RNWAKD.-srUP III q DEshKVnI.
NeO(D Deserted from my company On Friday
last, AkOkGH NOAR. from Louisville, KY
Said Noar is foot 10 inches high, build slim, blue
ave.: sandy complexion, and aaou: 26 years old
The above reward will be paid by me for his de.
tentiou anywhere SO can get him
is slo-6t* Captain Jennings Wise HussArs.
7NhIRTY DOLLARS REWARD win be
paid for the apprehension and delivery at the
Ouarlermasters ONCE llS Bf: ad street, or at the
Ssriue Osmp, near Drury's Bluff, Of any One Of
The following described deasrters from the Marine
Ssret r. A. WARREN, ~ years Of age, fee!
a inches high. gray eyes, light hair, fair complex
Private JOHN BRADY, 10 year. Of age, feet
q inches high blue eyes, light hair. fair complex
Private F. Buars. % years Of age, feet St
,ncnes nigh. hazel eyes. dark hair' fair complex
Private PETER OLIsEs, IS yesrs Of age. 5 feet
At mcnss nigh, gray eyes, dark hair, dark COM
Private jams KELLEY, 81 years Of are, feet
81 inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, dark com-
plsxion.
Any Of the above-named marines who will vol.
| uutsPtIv rnfuFE tO camD WAthlu DO -.
exe~pt from trial for dessrtion.
The s:tsntiOn OF Recruiting Officers 10 partIcu.
culsrlg called to the above advertiser nt - II Ia
mspected these men will rsenlist (icr the Leneat
Of the bounty as ofssa "a s'ey can do 70:
Asjor and Q. d. O. &. II. q.
~ Petersburg kxpress COPY fos one week
and send Che biD to ibis Department. js9-6t
4 LII sOI.DIsKS BELONGING TO TAI
! n o6th Va ksg't, that are now abseut. ar
6or.by ordered TO report immediately 70 Capt:
| q. NICHOLAS, at Uamp Fulton. Richmond. y
order that they may be sent TO theaf reC!ment. ~
sxcose for not obsying this orQer wsIl % valu
ana thoss sxcusing themselves by rsasou Of aick
ness must report IN person for examination Y
the Surgeon Of the regiment: All not comply
| ipg with The above order will bs poblahsd AM
treated as deserters. -. "a L,A
| ont leave, are notified to report at oncs, Ant
! thoes not complying, thsir names Will - sen
| to the ASJutant General. sru.rr
| Col. Oomdg CSta Va. Rest.
Signed: w. II. OfEy, AdJ't.
Durrstt Shiplstt, Overton Hniplspp
Adam Linous Bhiplstt, Smith Sniplstt
Elias Mof1fs. Hachan Seroinaha
jobs Bernard.
The two last had discharges from The !.oulsl'
| ana 0attalion Of Zouaves, and received bount)
| Of ~ hundrsd dollars ~ snbstitutss ln 20. II
osth Va. Rsg't. J. =; wHAnr,,
is8-6ts OePN 70. d. Nm w. A's -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-14

ADJ'T GENERALS OFFiCE OF VA
JUSK 10, 1862.
NPFICERS REORUlTIA0 for the LINE OF
STATE TROOPS arc PosITIvBLu FosBiD
70 eaist sny dssertsr strsggier from the Confede-
rate service, or man from Is to IS years Of age.
who are subject to the Oonscript law. They viii
report all such persons al may propose 70 ems. IN
he Stats service TO the nearest officer Of the Con
fsieTste army.
By command;
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Adj't Gen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-14

poTA !" Ay Jim, a negro boy belonging 10
Az ,sssper clayton, Of Chesterfield, VA was
,.%d .oLsh' 20 ''y Jail on the 9th OF hl,y by II. T.
.l'.'. H. " 1Ia Caroline county, Va. said boy is
aooat Il sea's old f,et inches high, has la ge
so., % eE cf has he,d. The owner will please call
ana Ay expenses aud take him wav
r ROBERT LUMPKIN.
RICHMOND, Ju1e H. ls62.
10 l2-lLA