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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-03-28
The Latest War News.

The CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE
New YORK, March "a A Nashville
letter Of the 10Th in the Times says the
advance corps of our army, under Gen.
Mitchell and Dumont, is ere this in Muir
freesboro, and il is reported here that
Hardee has fallen back on Chattanooga,
and is reinforcing Gen. Sidney A. John
ston, who with a large force is terrifying
the hills around that naturally strategic
position. A gentleman from Mobile who
arrived here yesterday with a pass from
Gen. Beauregard to our lines. informed
me that he left that city only week
since, and on bis way up found trains fill
ed With soldiers and material of war,
their principle destination being Corinth.
The train he came upon contained sew
eral batteries of riAed cannon for light
artillery service. A large quantity OF
provisions was being shipped to Chatta-
nooga, and nearly all the forces from the
seaboard were being drawn up toward
the Tennessee line. He had conversed
with many troops who had assured him
that they had not received any pay for
six months, and when their time was up
they intended to 60 home. The rebels
are determined to make desperate stand
at Chattanooga. There is not the least
doubt but it they are whipped there.
| they will yield and sue for peace.
/ OCCUPATION OF BEAUFoRT-FoRr
MACON Blown Ur.-SrEAMER NASH
VILE BURNr.-F0rtre5s Monroe,
Narch y. The steamer Chancellor
Livingston arrived from Hareras Inlet
last night.
Immediately after the occupation d
Newbcrn an expedition to Beaufort wae
started. The place was evacuated, how
ever, before our troops Approached
Fort Macon was blown up by the rebels.
and the steamer Nashville was burnt on
the day Gen. Burnside occupied New
bern. Sixteen thousand troops were on
the road between GolIsboro and New
bern.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-03-28
Ga The following circular from Gen.

Ga The following circular from Gen.
Washburn sufficiently explains itself;
WOODSTOCK, March II, 1862
SIR--Yon Will confer a favor upon dis
charged soldiers, and the relatives Of de-
ceased soldiers, resilient in the town
where you reside, if you will commune
cate to them information, that full in
structions, and all necessary forms, will
be furnished, on application to this office.
to any person entitled to arrearages Of
pay and bounty from The United States.
The forms have been prepared in order
to enable the claimants to prepare their
own papers, without the necessity Of en-
ploying and paying agents for hat pur-
pose.
II
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-03-28

Ira +. PECK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27


Oh sAs s0sh Instant p s quarsss psg :, 4, . .
ALICE O. POLLARD, IN her soso ysss.
AIics sleeps with Jesus
Mar mineral viii take place this CWednesdayl ~
,.,eoon. a 3 o'clock, from Union Station. Inc
sriends and acquAintapces Of the family are msneo
20 attend without further notice.
On Tuesday, the 26th Inst, ct q o'clock. JAnke
rTJST Oldest child Of A. L. and H. r. Jcass, aeed
two vears ten months and iOur days.
M little RussY has gone to rest,
And there In heaven 10 dwell,
And never more return to Us;
60 RUssY, fare you well.
r,s funeral viii take place morn Broad street
Metho.iist Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Al her fathers residence, August %. Miss !SA.
REI.LA GRAHAM MKBNLEY, daughter Of John
~ aud The late Cathasine w. Aseuley.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
requested TO attend her funeral at her fathers rest
dence this day, at o'clock p. n.
AT Frederick Hall, Louisa county, on Sunday,
the gath Of August, 1892 Mamie BURNS, second
daughter Of Peyton u. and Fannie A. Taliey' aged
five years and seven months.
0rfeve not, fond parents your little Nann,s -
not dead, but gone before. Farewell Tor wnnc'
d. ar Mamie until we shall meet above, where
parting shall be NO more. There sale TOO" sna"
abide, and sweet shall be thy Test.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence OF her iatoef'
in Henrico, MILLiE DAVIS. infant son OF 'no. "
and psttis D. Timberlake, aged IL months
Nv little Bunny has gone to rest,
And there In Heaven 10 DWELL
Aud never more return to earth
SO, Bunny, fare you well.
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= nWYynsvMm UXTVT 7fy6E,~v,.

~ T. B. COOk. LScttsaa0
AONVNBNT H0T1L FURNITURE AT Ann
Nl TION.-Ths Confsderate 0overnmsDl ~
lessed The shove Aosel win ED, o. VwTI3
n the 1URNI!URB-Parlor. Dhns. Room "
Kitchen, eonslsting h part o.
Brussels Caspets.
Curtains.
Tables.
00aA
WAits orsaAs Table wra
Codes Utns.
ChaAng Dishss
Table ClothA
0sdstsads.
Bolstsrs and PillovA
Blankets. Sheets. II.
WAlhstanda
BureaaA
Wardrobaa
Cooking StoveA
Cooking Utsnsil4 10
-AL0O,- i.
o OMNIBUS aud two excellent HORSEA
Tee shove Furniture bas al been puf,ka.a
witAn the Last twelve months. and 3 Of uao1{E
a1 a. Z r'H.'-o''A' coor -.
By KENT. PINE 9 co. 1saioas1s.
r ARaE SALE OF FRESH DRY GOODS At
IL AUCTION.-Ws shall sell ~ our wazsAoass
commehsing Ut 10 o'clock. the larysst and most a.
sirable assortment Of FRESH DRY GOODs o.
fered BY us this season. comprising gres, variety
Of choice Staple Coos and eonsiStlng In partoa-
Knglish and American Prints;
bleached Goods In great variety;
Irish Linens. Black Alpscas;
Fancy Cashmere, Organizes;
Plain and Striped Osuaburgs;
Red and Gray Flannsls;
Blankets, Pearl Buttons;
Patent Threads, spool COttOns.
Blue Denims Hosiery. &c &c
AI.SO-An invoice Of BOYS CLOTHING md
about ZOO pairs Mems. W0mens. Boys. and kissS
SHOES In great variety.
aus3 KENT, PAINE 4 CO.. AuesA
EIITIIRR nAY1
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DROsPHCTu8.-Wsw viii issue In this city. on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, September 9th,
de 6Fst unmbsr Of lhs
"SOUrHRRN ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
weekly Journal, devoted to the dissemina ton Of
us-ful knowledge, embracing
Literary Novelties,
Historical Legends,
Biographical Sketches,
The Latest Current News,
and indeed. every subject within the range of po'
Having secured the valuable services Of that ex
eeIlsnt Artist, Mr.. TORsCH, late Of the Maryland
Line Who viii be assisted by the artistic pencil Of
III. KING, long connected with the MINIS Gallery,
VIII be enabled each week TO present to the pub.
lie handsomcly embellshed literary journal
Tbs Arut number win contain an accurate Por-
0RNRRlL asT0NEWALL JACKSON"
which viii b. accompanied with IA intert sting BIZ.
spaphieal sketch Of the hsro
We hare also eouSummated an arrangement with
many writerA male and female, of acknowledged
ability. which VIII enable az TO pat forth a psner
h No respect inferior 70 those Northern and Eng.
hsh periodicals With which the South has hereto.
Sass bsen sunused Trusting th.t our enterprise
he. W promise that nothing shall BE- len undone
upoE our part TO render the paper. In its Lii
9asy charseter, III Engraving, and its Typogra-
ply acceptable 70 ~; and whilst catering 70 the
senseal Taste, shalI not omit TO Get asids due
Psoposttsu Of spaoe Tor the special smusssasnt Of
IL lalass Of ths sunny South" in the sunshns
q wAose ssyoe ~ trat TO make the ILLUS
1eA1HD NEWS" Aourishins as1 favorise jour
!. n-.ess.. v. Ii i. WADE WADE.
AID 10R 6ALk-No9 bsise abls tolpey suf
1eseee astentisa = hls crops. the subseribsr
~ ~ - t.aei Fl LAn1 upon wtieh BE- resides.
2f = 1cssSwsy 10y. aeens four milas from
ssss rs.sss 80 g. g ths se.ss, 80 Rs.L
4klfd b sslSisa1lsa, pfodueing
N1 80 - OerE H. h6lanee = esi9ipal
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% d6tbM 9 zIYfR5oK ~: -
rYALUADLE II7T HIT ns -

HALVADkE HDAL 8D3ATB On fJsn
" - a. ~. betWeea Canal snd n,,1c M
and on ths west - of bso>k Aveona s.su -.
val street, 1O8 0At1 At AUCTIOn ~vmnoS
sold d auction, on the Dssanisss, n m: ~. ~ =
vRs1ssd, on W1DNEeDAY. the a7sA In...s e
st a O'Clock p. H., The sxeellsos frams3 ~.
LING now in he occupancy Of III. Nvs,S ~
10y. TIE lot he's trent q 80 fsSt m -
I'D lest, md h1e an Iron railing In font. ~. 80
Deons wall The houee has sisht roacs ~
b good osdss. The location h 8 49, ~ ~
one. After which-ssy at O'Clock p
vold two oood brick and framed TRNlnFvTn1 .
several vacant LOTS adjoinine, On ~ -
Brook Avsaus. near to buvaI street. ~ ~ acsd
Clasks ofocs9y eors. Thee tsosmsats -. IA "a
oass, with bssek Kitchens attached sad -. H
cred GOOD badness looaiSons ne
TKAAs.-Ons-thisd cash balaoss n 60.
noaths, for .sso:i:sl: notes. Interest addsS .,x
q Is 0ODDIN 4 APPERsON a..,,..
1.-TWO SMALL BRICK TENE611ra on An.
north side Of AaFshall street, iust $500 .. -
western corporation line, FOR SAIL II ~
TION.-WIn b sold as auction On TIA 49, 1W
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of Aueuse n - :. u
o'clock p. H., the two brick TENRNESTai
- above, nsAS the residence Of NJ. Yrsn.s :
bell, one In the occupancy Of Mr. yno, d Is.,..s
aud he oshss u the occupancy Of NJ. W. ". n
80. Poe1sesSon OF ono Of these tsnsmeu,s a. 4.
given in few dayA -
1HaMa -0ns-tAird cab balance II g A.. y.
months. fos negotiable notes, htsssst sddsd "a <
cured b. trust dsed
a 8 0ODD1N L APPsBs0N, Au.,,,
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OK HANDHOMk BUILDING LOTS, IN TIE
- PLAN OF BELvIDNRk FOB SAL0 At
BY REDWOOD 4 KRACH. Assss,
fH Main street

II AR0E AND PERENPTORY sALb OF TPB
IL 8NTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FROM
MORE RHLINoUIsHIN0 BUSINESS IN NORTH
CAROLIHA.-Ou THURSDAY, the ?sth instant
commencing as 10 ocloek. q eur store We VII cell
e shove naming IN part
Fancy and Irish Linens,
Lawns, 0srsGes. Robes. swisses.
Drsss 6ilks black and colOred.
Saline. velvsts. Lacsa.
Aandksrshisfs, Lscs Collars.
rAuo assss'e dea 8; Dc
Cloths, C1kdmerss, vsstlngs
Neck riss. COllars, Buttons,
Cord Bindings. 10
CLoTRINo-
Fine blaex Cloth Coats.
Black Alpaca snd Drap fE.s Coats
Linen and nazssillss Coats,
silk and Cashmerv VestA.
Aassoiilss end BombaEtns VsstA
MILLINERY GOODS
Ribhons. Head Drcwss. Straw HAtA
Sllk end Lsghorn Hata.
BOOTS AND SHOn6-
Mems Calf Boota
LadisS and Aiasss' Cloth 0aitsrh
Misses Morocco Boots.
Boys and Aisass' Kip Shoes, &C.
Hardware, Hoslssy, Gloves.
Fancy Goods. TrimminsA
etAtionexy, AsdicineA Gc,
The sale win Be continued On FRIDAY 6!lowiae
until Ill b sold.
TxRss,-cash on d:ays,z go, . vu.ca
aueS AuesieesssA
D JAS r. TzYLoR 9 SON. zsss's'sS"
ERAhKD HOUSE, AND LOT ON 0RLI1aN
STREET, PORT MAYO. AT AUCIaWvAy
We win ssll spoa the premises. On Tav o'.iosS
he eth day Of 6eptsmoer, coa,msnclee :, Ss.S 10
p. u. very desirable framed RE1lDnNC 80.
Dated On Orleans street. between the WhhAaes 800
rOad and Oebe9ne turnpike. IL contains "a
good roolns, Kitchen. easrsAsshoass, yssII s,..l
other Out-huildings, togsthsr with Wen ,sS Ss
lent water. Il b " good order and ,s ga rsss
ol,000 per annum The lot ffoats ~ feet ana w.
FxnSs-Win b. nssrsl, end msAs Known o ~
Of sals. JAA u. TAYLOR sVs
DEsIRAiiS 6UIIDIfd L0Ts IN nA IN.
II ADDITION e TIN To va' i, \. rpss ~
pssnias q Thursday. Tie ssh DAY q .As1 sS1s
eonmsnalag q q r. u. several very
Dullding LoeA, lOea&ed - above. VA: rv.,s,s
lsl Fear lals - square No 3 fsOseias 2. -
asA 1ansy strssAA sosstgaess 70 10
IS Cir lsssh ssaa.s No .. fronting On k'''"
s. 1osr lsss q Dssassr. ssswssa Clay An'
- g. ss,as. ss.saA,.s ~. sa.A''a ''''
zs~ ss.a,s No = ses.as .: s..sy =: 49,. =
b. tAhs( : : asne = $3.50 49, = I ssls
80. sseei - -. 49,. .ss.sss go
a''s lAzse. : e.
IS. ~ I
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DCoHTMBUr1oSs FOR SoLDIERs-ACKNow-
LID0MENTS

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 26. 1902.
The following sums have been received by me
within few days, to be used in supplying the SOL
diers with religious reading:
Rev VIM Huff Marion, Ea.....-..-.--$l 81. $50 DC
IL Waterman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 o.
"vlrgiuia," per Rev Moore, D D.. 10 70
Col r Trice Albem ayle CO. IS %
Raw A HAYNES Middeburg Va.-.. IS 90
Raw Bailey Hicksford Vs.... IS 90
Rev Ouarles Louisa co..... 5 %
Collections at Mt Plain, Albemarle CO.. ECO 10
David Guyaz, Knoxville, Tenn, per Rev j
n A6ftlu II w
Rev 8 Henderson, Tuskekee, Ala. 5000. 20 %
Miss Ammon Fincastle, Va..... IL %
Rev W Tfawick Raleigh, N o.. 500 90
Jno T Harris New Kent Va ..-.-. 10 90
w Barker, New Kent, Va. 90
Upper King and Queen Fem Atss Society - 90
BIZ Gresham, Esq. King and Queen CO. 100 %
Mrs Noon, Scsttsviiie, Ea-------.-.- 90
Chas g Pearson. per Rev Is s TaylOr..--.- Is 90
Total Observation-Disclosures $50 90
A. Z. DICKINSON,
Gen'l gent Army COlpOrtage.
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RRSONAxs.


A CARD TO THH PUBLlC.-Havins just
~ reached Richmond, aud learning that Q rulnor
ha. prevailed tending to create the impression that
| have taken the oath Of fealty and allegiance TO
the Federal Government, l hereby declare IN the
mort emphatic manner ~ the representative IN the
Legislature of Virginia from the counties OF New
Kent. James City and Charles City, that such
rumor 10 entirely unfounded, and that such an I'M
precision Of my disloyalty to the Confederate Gov
eminent IL a. bascless a. the IapIic OF vnioH
au 27-lA VULOSkO Widen.
TNF0RMATION WANTEO-Of Private FELIX
i KIRK company X, 1lth regiment Alabama
Volunteers. He was In the battle at Gsines's MIL,
June 27th since which his friends have had no
'~s Rev. H. g. KEPLER.
Chaplain Ala Hospitals, Richmond Va
an 27-eod3ts
HRJL READ, Of Culpeper county. Va, A.
tistant Surgeon In the uuguenot Hospital,
wishes TO inform his friends that he Is now sick,
about three miles from the Powhatan Depot, Rich
mond and Danville Railroad. aud about % miles
from Richmond
Chesterfield, Va, Aug 90. au 27-7t*
MY son, JOSEPH THOMAS, has left me. and
HI Is wandering around the city, in company
harboring him / ask aid Of the city police in re-
"''' 1'''' " -'' ''' MARIA THOMAS,
au 27-3ts Oregon Hill.
nERSONAL-Mr. r. II. MUSGROVE has re-
turned me the amount over-paid him. ! am
satisfied that it was mistake on his part, and that
he did not intend to take advantage Of my error.
al 97-lt& JOHN MAHONY.
HOSPITAL, BATTERY No. {,
August Goth, 1862.
TAMR to this hospital, sometime during this
I J month, a little NEGRO BOY, named ISAAC
lie says he belongs to Ms Young, of Richmond
The owner will please pay for this advertisement
and take him away, W.O. HILL,
au 27-3t* Asst Surgeon In CHI rge.
nERSONAL-The friends of Lieut.. Col. Il. H.
GRAY, of the 2od n. c. t. will find him at
No 2la Exchange Hotel an a1--3ts
NOTICE-Is hereby given, that THOS. VAIN,
IN who represented himself as coming from
Alexandria, Va, entered my company as substi.
trte on the 10th day of August, 1862. He received
on that day 81 400 and on the same day be died
His money is now In my hands. His heirs in law
(annexed kiB) ere notified to make application for
the same according TO law. Address me- 30th regi'
ment N. C. troops Richmond, Va
IA BARNETT, Capt. CONG Co. G.,
su l4-lm< Both reg't N. g. troops.
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BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS. I

BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,
Chains Farm. Aug ~, 1862 !
CPECIAL ORDERS NO. 28a-Lieut. j. s. DOR
y SET, Go. D. 9Oth Virginia regiment having rs-
ported at these headquarters In obedience to 6pe.
cial Orders No. $40. August 18th, 1862 Ii ordered
to collect the men belonging to his company who
were captured, and all Of the same who were not
captured nor paroled and who have Joined other
regiments or battaiions wherever he may aud them,
and report ct these headquarters with all possible
dispatch. BY command Of Brig. Gen. WISE.
J. b. PEARCE, A. a. q.
NOTIOK-The men included In the above order
ordered to report TO me ct the Danville Depot,
on the evening Of the 9th Instant without fall, or
be treated - desefteFs. J. 8. DOR6ETT,
au 25-Ns Lent Comd,e
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OFFICE SEABOARD X co.,
WELDON, N. g., Aug. 60, 1852.
- THE INTEREST upon the Bonds, and
~ dividends upon the Guaranteed Stock Of the
6csboazd and Roanoke Railroad Company, due Oh
the LIST day Of September next will be paid at the
ONCE of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and POto.
mac Railroad Company, in the city Of Richmond
from the LIST to the 10th September inclusive.
KNOCK q. GAIO Acting Treas,
a 27-tSll 3. e. Z. Railroad Company.
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fo1Ies ssrna n ~ = CIV 0lFss6l
o1Gsb s6asx 1i = ~ s n A 4 oSs
s. 81 81 TuUno6AY nMnlae, AaG - 60
neoelns 6 10 S'slosk q ~ rs1snes u -. Z. O.
Clneko, ooen3 q DeoaA - Alam1 6gsets, ~ o.
Tea1hsr 49, Ds6diae, Ma4tssasssy BedsteaAs, ~
eters Pillows, Washseauds, Dursoqs, WafGrCbens
Cooking Stcves, ChaisS, fables, Csssksy WMe. Ae.
AFRO, one Ane gray HORSR. SADDLE as1 Del'
DIE.
TERMe-CaGh. THOS ". kB89BDs
"a ~ AuO(lom>oS.
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~ THE subscriber has removed his or
~ HICR 70 No 81 Main st., lover Strider's skirt
manufactoFyJ where he viii be pleased to see all
who may need his services. Best references given.
IL 3. BLANKHAN. Surgeon Dentist
au9-mt Formerly of RrederickSburg, Va
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RICHMOND, Aug 26, 1862
NOTICE-kl convalescent soldiers returning to
~ their regiments will report to Sergt u. W.
GROVE, at tho barracks, On Franklin street, be.
tween 18th I'd 10th, who will furnish them with
transportation, lodgings and rations.
By order Of Brig. Gen. J. Fl. WINDER.
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81 KENT, PALNE \ CO., lsefrs.
1EANurAcrURID TOBACCO. s-
d FRIDAY. seth instant, q our wassheass, ~
Cary street, commsneing at 10 o'clock, ws shs ssu
500 PK0S MANUFACTURED TOBlCCO'
Now receiving and IN store, compsisinS greet W
riety OF the choicest brands manufactured.
-AL6O.-
90 boxes medium and Ane grades, which Will BE-
sold without reserve, to close ccnhgnment1
suN KENT, PAINE CO, Auctsl
By PULLIAM 4 CO., Ascss.
TSoR SALE AT AUCTION.-At 10 O'Clock. On
n THURSDAY morning next, We Will ssll ct pub.
lic aaction, 81 our Office, No 6semssrsa! and
Ladies' MAID, very Intelligent and very nand.
some (as N-A.l PULk!A1 CO:
ITCH CONSTABLEB sALk-Wnl b eoad.
III on FRIDAY, August 29th, 1881 q The High
Co01tables Office, Q lot Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, combating IN part OF Cot.
tags BedstsAds Hair Mattress, Feather Dsds Stoves.
Tin Safes, Carpet, Tables, &C.; also, :Wo 1eW1ae
Machines TO saSisfy distress warrants In my hands
Morgan " Hatcher, Davis VA LangiOrd. and Talbot
an u GEO. A. FREEMAN. h. G. G. B.
NFANUPAOTURBD TOBACCO At AUCTION.
iVI There will BE- sale Of Manufactured Tobacco
II the Tobacco Exchange. IN rear Of the COlumbiAn
Hotel, entrance on Ghockoe Slip, ON THURSDN,
the S6th August 1862, at halfpast 10 o'clock 4. u
at which time many choice brands wfll b offered.
The attention Of the trade u most respectfully
asked. WIN. Y. EhkPPAkD,
Auetieneer, and Proprietor Of
au Gigs Tobacco 1xehanse.
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-. FAIR Will take place at the residence OF
Cary. on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, 9Th inatant'
for the bene Ut Of the wounded In the next bette.
ANY contributions for the Fair will be thankmily
received au go
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kUNAWAYS.

flNWENTY DOLLARS REWAKD-I will pay
the abo, reward for the apprehension or re-
turn to me of ~ boy MAJOR, who ran Off from my
residence, ;aker street, about two weeks since.
&c is al nut h years old; very sprghly; large. full
eyes; of ligs ginger bread color. He had on when
he lett yellow jacket light pants, and black felt
hat think he il with the soldiers, somewhere
near the city can he found at my residence or at
the First Market Any information concerning him
will be thankfully received.
au .7-Stx BURTON h. CRUMP.
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NOTICE.-All convalescent soldiers returning to
~ their regiments will report to Serg't u. W.
GROVE, at tho barracks, On Franklin street, BE-.
tween 18th q Id 10TH who will furnish them with
i By oqds1 81 '0's Bsi s1 asn n 4. w1NDER
au Cts
TNHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will be paid
! for the apprehension and delivery in camp of
private JAMES DUNN. Of the Thomas Artillery.
The said Dunn 10 about 81 years Of age, 5 feet
inches high, florid complexion dark hair and slight
beard He took with him serrel horse, with blaze
face and name cut short. He Is supposed to be ut
his home In Hanover county. He left the company
on the nth August, 1862. E. J. ANDERSON,
au 27-3t- Captain Comd'g Battery
TTENTION, iMARYLANDERs.-J B.
IA BROOKE, late of Maryland, and Captain f.
PLfNY BRYAN, propose recruiting companies Of
Light Infantry. which are to form portion of the
Maryland Line Recruiting Office on 10th street,
between Main and Bank. au 27-6t*
A IL THE RECRUITS enrolled by Lieuten-
IA ants COSTELLO aud w. q. DORSEY will re-
PORT themselves at the recruiting office. corner of
Main and l4th Streets up stairs, this day, CWednes
a.y the 9Th inst) THOS. COSTELLO,
su 27-3t* WIN H. DORSEY.
TINO MARYLANDERS.-Hav served in the LIST
Marylan Regiment till it was dlsbandsd. do.
sire again to do my duty towards the Southern
Confederacy and the redemption Of our native
State. l wish to recruit a COMPANY OF IN
PANTRY for immediate service In the field. Those
who are willing ct once to enlist and avoid the
shame of being left behind by the Southern army,
earnestly invited to meet me at the Recruiting
Office on 10Th street, between Main and Cary.
JAMES r. HERBERT,
Formerly Capt. Co. d, lst Nd Regt
TAXI NOrICR-I will have SQUAD DRILLS
at 9 A. A. and r. NJ every day, and all Mary
landsrs are invited to join In the irill.
al 26-l0t"
DICHMOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY.-Al
III, members Of this company who are now tn
Richmond are ordered to report at the old camp,
WIN. WINSTON JONES. JR.
an 26-3ts 1t Comd's Section.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Deserted
Privats LORRNz0 WOOD. for whose delivery,
either to myself or to Capt Alexander, Assistant
Provost Marshal, the above reward will be paid.
The said Private Wood Il about % years OF age. S
feet 10 II inches high. Of dark sallow complex.
ION, dark eyes, dark hair and moustache He il
probably In or near Richmond or Petersburg at
this time.
In charge Of prisoners on the battle field June l,
1862, and has not since reported to me. He IL
native Of Baden aged % years, 5 feet 10 inches
high, Of light complexion, dark hair and mous-
taehe, and p probably ne&r Richmond also.
Of the above men as substitutes otherwise under
penalty imposed by the Army Regulations, but
would request any one to whom either Of them may
apply to enlist a. substitute or otherwise to de-
liver them forthwith to me.
GEORGE A. MARTIN,
Capt Co. B, Major DeLagnsl's
Battalion Of Heavy Artillery,
Battery No. 8. Richmond Defences. au lots
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,
Chains Farm. Aug. ~, 1862 !
CPECIAL ORDERS NO. 28a-Lieut. j. s. DOR.
- SET, Go. d. 10th Virginia regiment having rs-
tad M tfaa~k <aaH l,>
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~ THE MEMBERS OF The FIRE BRI-
~ 0ADE who have excuses to make for non-
attendaocs at frss during the past three month";
win inset the Department at Engine House b, on
I'd street. on WEDNESDAY night. 9th inst ut
n O'Clock. PETER w. RAI.STON,
nm 26-Qt Clerk.
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BOARDING.
DOAkDING From II to I6 gentlemen can be
accommodated with BOARD In two private
f,Luilies, by applying on Franklin, between sd and
24th streets. Mrs. POWERS,
au 97-6t* MRS. FARKAK
ID OARDING- Boarders can be aceommo
ID dated on Marshall three doors above 9th ST.
au ll--3t%
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E6TRAY.-Cams to my place. on Wednesday
~ last. q red COW, with ear slit and horns
crooked to the centre. having . very young calf
The owner will please call, pay expenses and take
them away. u. KING,
au 95-3tA Mount Erin
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WILLIAM II. AsKEW.

ESTRAY.-Cams - my house about the 18th Of
IL July, one light bay HORSE, ten or eleven
years old, with blaze face. The owner 10 hereby
notified to come forward prove property, and take
him away. or he will be dealt with according 10
law. WIN. SHEPPERNON,
au 25-3tx c,an.v
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