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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-28
THE DEPARTMENTS-EXPHN OF IHR
ARMY-COUNTRRFEIT &C.

Some interesting Information is cleaned fro. the
reports Of the Departments accompany ing ths
President Message to Congress In the post. de
psrtment. the receipts fc: ten months endinl iuns
90 ls60 exceed those of the late United Stat. for
the same time. e59 S2l and the cost of ssrvi.. waa
reduced BY the sum Of 81 ,5l5,B29 In the Tre. ury
up to the lsi of August g. the receipts were A302
SIS 1876 and the expenses S32s 74s, ,s3O-she S-ffer
ence Of e26. 634 being made up Of various bal
ances to the credit of disbursing officers whiu are
not yet paid The war tax has been by the several
States as follows North Carolina sl, 400 600; Vir
ginA. g., l25 000 Louisiana, o., 5000 Alabama
$1,000 OO0 Georgia. e434, ,l26 Florida e225 374, and
Misissppi. 81, ,4s4 467-making . total of SlO.l6e
967. South Carolina has paid her quota In the form
Of per cent: call certificates; Arkansas and Texas
have not been rendered complete. North Carolina
end Alabama have overpaid their respective assess-
DsstA From the estimates for 81 dayy-ths month
Of Dseember-we and that the monthly pay of the
Npy IT, field and staM, $720 925; 25 regiments Of
cavalry. 1l.265, III; 100 companies Of artillery,
SASS 52 and $50 regiments Of infantry o. 22l 567;
for N.725,O0O rstioos for the same, e66OO, O,4sl.-
Transportation. &C., o. ass 75s pay for horses Of
non-eommiasoned officers and priv ates killed In
pSshe, GAStOVs UuUoAbtooC0 VI pIlbO06lb OF war,
100000 for the establishment supply, and those
attending in hospitsis. s537. 500; Ordnance ONCE
t22o0.Oo0; Engineer Bureau. $4,000 Post Office
Department, s74A.25l <for the Pm. General chiefa
Of Bureaus. clerks, msssengsrs and laborers , for
postal affairs Si3s o5l; Navy Department. 81. .s25
contingent expenses of Navy, $1,000.
The Secretary Of the Trsasury alludes in his re-
port to the fearful prsvalsues Of counterfsting Con-
federsse notes. and says:
Under these circumstances It will be necessary to
change many OF the plates and 10 make new issuss
The change would be more complete by dispensing
with the variety Of hgnaturss which are attached
to the other notes am informed by the epgrsyera
that the sgnatarss os the Register and Treasure.
might be engraved In fac sisals, and printed. and
nat by stamping an elaborate engraving In colora
On the back Of the note the security against eeun
terssts would be greater than Il r 1t present. The
expense Of the issue would - diminished by dis
psasing with the numerous signing clerks, and itl
more prompt execution would be secured In order
TO make this change the authority Of Congress Il
Necessary. The laws against counterfeiting III moi
already 1cient) must be made to embrace these
notes II tAh connection, too, is proper to bring
to tbs notss - Congress that the penalties Of the
Jaw while thsy apply to any person found in pos
session Of counterfeit blank notes, with intent "a
utter them. de not seem to embrace notes which are
completely Hllsd up and rsedy for circulation.
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SEM 10 Casfie 7Aandsr.-wm. Hines. a resident
Of the county Of Isle Of wight was yesterday com
mitted to tks establishmant on the charge Ct trad
ing and corresponding with the enemy for the past
two or three months He was arrested in the neigh
b0rh0od Of Drnrys Bluff and his wagon. which he
was driving ct the time, contained q nnmbef OF
Yankee notions, among Others q good supply Of
Boston matches.
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General riixhm.p. xc,

JACKSON, August 20 --0en Tilghman was sere.
naded to night In response, he denounced Gov.
Magofin. OF Kentucky, az a childish traitor o the
South He alluded to bis imprisonment and ;he
defence Of Fort Henry.
The Yankees liberated and carried away 200 CON
victs from Baton Rouge
Two gunboats are anchored above the mouth Of
Yazop river
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Mayors Ibars -Lavinis And Betty, charged With
ssttihk on hro. the houss Of Mrs nsrths 4. Hit.
their mistrsss; cass coptinued.--Wm 4. Crswford.
charged with beating ard rCbbing Miss Lacy Curry;
bailed IN the sum 0f $500 70 appear q, morrow
,aOrninr to snswer the charge John Robinson,
free negro, steallng = haxket Of Vegetables from
VIM. Whltloek. was nrsefea - lasneA--Th0mas
McAdam was fnsd e5 for showing . desd horse to
lie h the stInst--Fanny, slave ct John Dudley,
charged with attempting TO pass counterfeit money.
continusd John T Hiedd, wh5 bought nine hama
at ths ID market to dispose Of again. had his hams
conilscated
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yssssrdAy ~ ''ss 3 = g seen espscaai
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and III servant and sosl1 saxtv tAeraan dolla a.,
in speSis and Treasury noeea Assr ,h,s hsul onr
wseraed troops wsr, perni,11a "a ~. rn.,l .hon.
Esur O'Clock On Saturday rnau,lne ,hs .namv h.v,
mf fAllisA vieosouuly sounlled thapa sfsn S;A ~
r.puls.d; bat osa. Stu y. d.snipe !, .prudsn. to
retire. tsl back 10 Warrsntsn Spring. little after
dAyusat. The patty also captured Q mail which
had bssa nads up 70 send to Waahinstoa. BY
Gen Pope. This was sent back 70 Gen. Leo,
~ - % esesaaA some important rsSeiations.
Tue css' O sns Hessss oenerai was ys@efday
sen' 70 ootesoos Asscass.
WeaNs no "e"s OF my genera nssA tnossn
wen ioaooso 'mPss~'oo psevahs soas much moro
mas ooeo'sa 49, .as Puooe eas oeen appr'sed o.
fssssnsss ~. Oeosu's On Iossday sitsr'
aoon' s'.ss .n.' aessI sans "as heard in tas d.
"s.'~ =. "s'.'SA' oes4os'as ABOUT ~ O'Clock
.,.,., e.h, v., $4,000. .. ,...-.,-...~
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CoNFIscATIoN OF PROPERTY IN PORTS
MOUTH.

gsatlsman who arrived from Portsmouth yss-
Srday. states that the Yankees are eon6scatine
'ns properly of Ill citizens thsrs known or sus-
p'essd to b loyal to the Confsdsracy. They have
even gone 20 fas - to take ths furniture Of COL j.
~ aodgss, of the llth Virginia, and Col. David
= 0edwin. of TIA ssh Virginia out of their houses
nd shipped it North for sals. Their recent re-
verses On tbs 1appahas.oek sssm to haysreudsred
.a'n noss viodietiys than ever. and . general con
ascaaon N Norfolk and Portsmouth 70 sxpscted
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RUMORs ABOUT THE GUNBoATs.

Rumor was busy in the streets yesterday with q
sunboat raid 1t was rumered that eleven sail of
Yankee vessels were coming up the river, and four
ef than were about 10 miles below the Bluff All
these exact figures wsss apoilsd by later informs
sioa. which assured - tunds eo1cernsd that thsrs
were NO vessels In the river
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Robbery --Robberiss are becoming frequent in
the city. On Tuesday mofning the law Office Of
Daniel n, Lucas, Esq, ON Main street, q few doors
known parties aud s srnnk valiss, and several ar.
ticlss of valuable clothing stc len. The robbery
was q bold one, and committed in the day time.
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Released from Prisoa.-B Wardwsl well known
an ice dealer Ia this city, who arrested for
supposed disloyalty several months ago and sent
to Salisbury, N. C., was returned to Castle Thun-
der on Tuesday, and released upon taking ths oath
of alleefance
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hESIRABLR BUILDING LOTS IN MARKS
IL ADDITION TO THE TOWN or NAN
CHESTER, AT TAUCTIQN-We wlli'ssll upoa fAs
promises on THURSDAY, the 96th day Of xa6qat
commencing at Al r. H., several very Z lSdbls
Building Lots. located "a above, viz.:
lst Four lots In square Mo- 9. fronting On uvegetl
and haury streets, contiguous to the eotsoa fAc-
tory.
% Sig lots In square No. g. fronting ON Everett
aud Stockton sts
Sd. Four lots on Decatur, betwesu Clay md Mar.
shall stk
9Th. Ono square containing eight hundred ffsst
eest
Also, square No. q, fronting on Many and nvs-
rett strssts between Jehesson and Hayieoo streets
Upon this square II spring Of excellent Waaes.
TERMS :-One third. cash the balance % 8 end 9
m0nths, for negotiable notes, with btsgsos addeA
and secured by trust deeds.
JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 SOM
au19 AuctioneerA
Alter the above, will be sold two hapdscme Dota
on Stockton street. l3 by 1865 feet each. Terms
above J. n. z. 4 ION.
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TOR RENT.-HAving more room than need for
my present business, would rent !. portion OF
1t for some light business for Office. Apply to
VIM. IRA SMITH,
au 26-3t '.lt4 Main street, up stairs
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By KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Ancfrs.
'ACTURED TOBACCO,

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
NJ Ar AUCTION
On FRIDAY, goth instant ut our warehouse, 144
Cary street. commencing at TO O'clock we shall sell
SEQ PKGS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Now receiving and in store, comprising great
riety Of the choiceat brands manufactured.
ALSO,
200 boxes medium and fine grades which will be
sold without reserve. to close consignments
au27 KENT, FAME T. CO, Aucta
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ny GODDiN r APPERSDn. Anessoneeys
INRAMED TENEMENT ON the west side of 27th
between Clay and Leigh streets, for sale AT
AUCTION-Will be sold at anetiOn. on the prem.
ses, ON MONDAY, the first of September, 1862 at
"A o'clock r M the house and lot located "a above,
now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Tllson. The house
has i've rooms BESIDES Kitchen &c.
TERMs-One third cash the bPlance at and l2
months for negotiable notes. interest added sseuie cd
by trust deed GODDIN & APPERSON,
au27 Auctioneers,
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AUCTION SALkS.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 SOW. Ane,.on.er.

ny Jas. NJ FAYLOR 4 SON. Anctsonssrs.
L>RAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON ORLEANS
IL STREET, PORT MAYO, AT AUCTION
We Will sell upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 4fh day OF September, commencing at O'Clock
p. H., very desirable framed RESIDENCE, To-
Gated on Orleans street. between the williamsburg
road and Osborne turnpike. It contains seven
good rooms, Kitchen, carriage house. stable and
other out buildings. together with we'll OF excel
lent water. II 10 in good ordsr and Insured for
81 600 per annum. The lot fronts co feet and runs
back 100 feet.
TEkMs--Will be liberal and made known on day
of sale. JAS. M. TAYLOR g. SON,
aug Auctiopeera
nESIRABLE FRAMED TENEMENT ON DU.
~ VAL STREET, opposite to Duyal street
Church, AT AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the
tsmber, commencing at 81 O'Clock p M, q very de.
sirable Framed House and Lot located on the south
side OF Duvai street. nearly opposite to Duvs street
Church. It contains four good rooms, and adapted
for a small sized family. The lot is Of the usual
TkRMs-One- third cash; the balance at and z
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured &C. by trust deed
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on the
IA East side Of 3D. between Jarkson and Duval
sts, AT AUCTION.-We will sell upon the premi-
sss. on WEDNESDAY,, Sd Of Sept Der, commencing
at O'Clock p n very desirable Dwelling, locar
ted on the East side OF I'd, between Jackson and
Duval sta. It contains four good rooms is in good
order. and is now renting al *ls0 per annum 10 a
punctnal tenant.
TERMs-0ne-t third cash the balance at G and l2
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
aud secured by a trust deed.
After the sale Of the above win be sold several
BUILDINd LOTS, on the West side of "a street,
adjoining the residence Of Mr. Rebman They have
the asuai front anil depth and are veil locatsd.
.EKRMS--A Assa6nv6. = sss1 = S<e S.sss
an23 JAS. n. TAYLOR 4. SON. Auets. {
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF go AcRRS
IA Or LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI.
GO, NINE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE
ROAD. ONE HALF MILE FROM THE YORK
RIVER RALROAD. AT AUC1ION-i Will sell,
upon the premises. on FRIDAY. the 5th day of
September, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the
Farm Of the late James w. Sne n, decd cOntaIu.
ing about 220 acres, and distant from Richmond
shout nine miles. and from the York River Rail.
road less than halta mile $50 - l6O acres Of the
land are clea- ed and upon which crop Of wheat
and winter oats have been seeded the remainder is
we'll wooded adjoining the lands OF George III.
Savage, Esq, Williamson Alien, deed, DR.. Ander-
son, and others. The improvements consist of u
dwelling house, with five rooms, barn, stable, lee.
house, and the usual out.buidngs.
TERMS-Onethird cash the balance at and l2
months, for negotiable notes, interest added aud
secured by trust deed.
GEORGE D. PLEASANTS,
Admir- of James w. Snead deed,
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR a SON, Ancts.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.


TIAY FOR SALE AND SERVANT FOR HIRE
H Fer hire, by the month ur longer, a superior
male Dining room Servant, Ostier. and Carriage
Driver Of frstfats character.
FOR SALE-To be hauled by the purchaser, a
lot of GLOVER HAY, about u miles FROM the city
WANTRD-TO employ reliable MAN TO en-.
close farm the city with good fence
Apply through the Post Office, or at l59 Main
street. or at the corner of sth and Leigh streets, to
au 25-st* J. B. WATKINS.
NJ E0RO FOR SALE--I have No. like BOY
~ which will dispose Of at a bargain. He is
about 4 ieet high of ginger bread color, and Sion
der figure Any wishing to purchase will please
call at Camp Lee, to the GreenviIle conseripta
will pay liberal price for good sUBsTl-
TUTE VIM. H. WEBB.
an 25-3t* OF dreenville CO., Va
EOR HIRE-For the balance of the year, or by
C the emonth, a SERVANT GIRL, accustomedto
nursing and general Homework. can also do plain
cooking Apply to OH. =, J.; = ae HICKS.
au 20-3t" Between l2th and 18th.
NOR HTRE-A- Young, likely and he eaithy SER
H Want WOMAN. She is q good washer and
roner and believed to be tolerable cook. She is
quite handy, and can wait in the house. Address,
"E - at this office. au 2O-3t"
NOR HIRE-A servaAt GIRL, nearly grown
It Apply to Mrs. POLLARD, at Mrs. Carriers ON
Clay street, between "a and Sd, third door from ed.
an la-3t*
TOR HIRE-A WOMAN. with child about
eight months old, who is frstrate Washer
and Ironer. Apply to
LOB HTKE-A SERVANT GIRL. accustomed
II to nursing and general house work. Apply
| between the hours CT and P. d., to
w. MOTT, Clay street.,
au le-3t* Between I'd and 80.
NOR HIRE-A SERVANT WOMAN. with one
fs child. two years old. Said Woman is strong
| aud heaithy-can do most any kind Of work ex-
| cant ironing WAS brought in from the country on
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lRy GODDZN 4 APPERSON Ances
OK HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, IN THE
y PLAN OF BELvIDERH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wfn be sold at auction, ON the prem.
ses. on THURSDAY, the 25tk Of August 1862 at
O'Clock r. NJ, six beautiful Lots located shove.
on, the weat line of Pine nsar China street, each
fronting 80 feet. running back Las feet TO IN alley
and nearly opposite the residence Of Mr.. Charles
Hagan. n
+ TERxs-One third, cash balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed GODD1N 4 APPRRSOM,
au 20 AuctioEee1s.
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THURNIEHKD ROOM TO LET-0no or more
gentlen en- can be accommodated with nicely
5S1rnished ROOM, nonting the street. on the fret
hoor, with gas, &c, at reasonable rent, by ap-
plying on the premises, Sd street. one door above
Clay. all 2I--3t*
LSOR RENT-A STABLE, containing eight
stalls and room for four Carriages, b. tween
Main and Cary, 9th and 18th streets.
all 2l-6tR JOSEPH H CRENSH AW
NOR RENT--Three FURNISHED ROOMS Al
ii 80, one COW and CALF for SALE Al ply On
Sd street. between Marshall and Clay. au ls :it@
NOR RENT OR SALE-A handsome con rAdE
II VILLA, within two miles of the city, " ID or
10 rooms Location healthy; plenty Of laws, amid
cedars, pines and oaks One OF the finest .prings
Of pure wster-e"ld enough without ice. Il has
little meadow, and boldstrean convertible to w
rious uses. Thirty, sixty or one hundred Ares q
land, suitable for early vegetables or gard4;ing.
This is pretty summer retreat. and would make q
fine market, fruit dairy farm, but enclosures
now down. Inquire further through Post 0fice, or
call at the place-dlenwoodI Hall, neas Stony Run
Road, beyond Fairfield.
Terms favorable A. q. STUBBS.
au 26-3t*
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nor RENT-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on Grace street, between Monroe and Madi-
son, for two months. with without fnrnitnre--
Warm aid cold bath; hot and cold water in kitch-
en-; large yard in rear and front For terms apply
to JOHN GRAHAM EFFINGER,
No. go Ordnance Department in War Dept,
an 9il-4tf on OH straat
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By THOS w. KEESEE, .Aactioss6r,
[Offcs corner OF 18th and Cary streets.1

tofics corner OF 18th and Cary strsetR]
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
H AND HORSE, for sale AT TAUCTlON.-Wul
be sold on THURSDAY morning, Aug. 26th, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at thA rsGIdspcs a. Mr.. r. C.
Feather Beds, Bedding MattfeeosA Bedstead1 Boa-
sters. Pillows, WashstaudA nnseans, Wm1lubss,
Cooking Stoves, Chairs Tabia1, Croeksyy Wara, &c.
Also. one ans gray HORaE, SADDLE and HI.
DIE. - ~ = 80 4 sss s. s. s.
. TERMS--GAah. EHo0s ~ KD1MIE 81
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IURNlTURE. GROCERIES. DIRT GOoD9 &c.
Will be sold at auction. at my stoeo, On
THURSDAY, Aug. 20th, commencing at 10 ocak,
lot Of Furniture, from persons leaving the city;
Stoves. Crockery and Glassware, Groceries. Dry
Goods Tobacco. &c. ALkX. NOx4e
RuXI AucH0n0oS.
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Ry PULLfAM 4 CO., Aacss

ny PULLfAM r CO., A.css.
I>oR SALE AT AUcTION.-At 10 o'clsek. m
THURSDAY morning nsxt. we viii ssh ~ pub-
lic auction, at cur Office No. Seamstress and
Ladies' MAID. very intelligent and very hand.
some. an 27--2t'l PULLfAM = co.
n AROE AUCTION SALE or NANukAO
IL TURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, HACAlN
ERY FOR WORKING TOBACCO, &C. kC.-At
the request Of tha adminisratrx will sell at pub
lie auction on THURSDAYp the 18th af August, as
the factory near I.satherwood, Henry county, Va,
GOO boxes choice grades manufactured TOBACCO,
and about $1,000 pounds Leaf TOBACCO, belong-
ing to the estate OF Thomas j. Martin, dsceaDe0 -
Also, all the SCREWS, FEKTuRR0. and Other
MACHINERY belonging TO the factory. The fac-
tory will be rented at the same time for the balance
of the season. or longer II dssired ! win also ss0
about ffty barrels Of good FLOUR at the same
time.
The attention Of the trade 10 called 70 this sale.
a. the tobacco was all put up last summ@ with
great care and IN suited for the Southern marneta
su l6-tds JAMES b. EICkLN.
Whig copy In daily and semtwssAly. >
NANUFACTUREp TOBACCO AT AuCTION.
lyI There will be a sale Of Manufactured Tobacco
at the Tobacco Exchange, In rear OF the CO1unh11a
Hotel, entrance ON Sbockoe Slip, ON THuBoOAY,
the Oath August 1861 at half-paat 10 O'Clock L. j
at which time many choice brands will bs oGNed-
The attention OF the trade IL most respectfully
asked. y WIN. Y. SHEPPARO.
Adctianeer, and Proprietor of
au 27--2ts Tobacco kxeAanoo.
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FOR RENT AND LEASE.

NOR RENT--Two DWELLING HOUSES, six
rooms each, with kitche rs, stables, barns, and
ont-hOnses, with fine yard. garden, aud land at.
tached, seven miles from Richmond. For desira-
BILE tenants, the rent will be low. Apply to
All 1885, WIN. 8. PHILLIPS, Agt, 18th IT.
H with one half the kitchen and coal house.
The whole suitable for small family. The house
is located in retired, and one Of the most healthy
and pleasant parts OF the city, Application for said
References required. Address, by note to "Y. T. >"
Dispatch Office, giving full name. au 1876"
EOR SALE OR RENT--To a good tenant,
E LOT of five acres ION which there il plain
.house) suitable f0r fine market garden, two miles
from Richmond, on Brooke Turnpike. Possession
given Lat OF September. Apply to
CLOPToN LYME,
au l8-3t Franklin street.
INOR RENT--A suite Of FURNISHED ROOMS,
within three minutes walk Of the Capitol
The furniture, complete and rich, for sale Address
MADAME. at this Office au ls-at1
TIOR RENT-An possession given the Ist day
Of September next, the STORE-HOUSE on
Main street at present occupied by Messrs Chris
tian & Lathrop as dry goods store Also the ad-
joining HOUSE, occupied by Mr.. A. Morris as a
book store. Apply to
jy 19--lawts WIN. C. ALLEN.
NIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
i SALE.-I offer for sale, privately, the above
tract of LAND, lying two miles east of Farmville,
in Prince Edward county. The place contains
large and commodiens dwelling house, and all the
suitable out houses is highly improved, and il al
together one Of the most desrable little farms be
found anywhere in this section of country. There
is good apple aud peach orchard on the premises
good water, and the neighboThood il unsurpassed
for its morality and health. further description
is deemed unnecessary, rs those wishing to pur-
chase will examine for themselves For paSticu.
lars address the undersigned at Farmville
au23-l2t$ s. D. BROWN
NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
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The Boston 7yavelsv. speaking OF the Enslish
commsnts ON the Yankee victories. says:
-Ths Enelish journals spsak Of the rsvsrsss Of
our arms near Mchnlond I'll ons way. Our friends
- Weu - our ensmiss treat theml a. revefses.
,sad Il would be dIfheult 10 see how they could
reaafd them aapsnccesses. II the allies had left
the Crimoa after the sbattle OF Inksrmanu, the
American Journals would have said and truly
sald. that the RussIans wsys vicforiot9 and
whsn our army retrsats. We cannot expect for
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& loedIne msn had done thsir duty; ard when
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-28

NASHVILLE, Auguat L.
Dear Dick McCdaa: l am truly glad TO hear
from you. Did not know you were SO near-great
victory, no blood split. Your eloquent Union
speeches for Douglas made deep impression on
me. 1 can't change. Andy's health is tine, and so
b mine.
Don't put off your coming home. Why do SO
when 20 near9 When You come we will extend to
you the hospitalities Of the city in q warm recep
tioo. II you viii wait. I'll be in Gallatin to NOR.
row. Don't 60 before see you. Your family are
all well. didn't run Cor Lieutenant Dick. be
careful In your facts Love to Sam. 00dshall. and
the other boys JOHN HUGH Smith.
II the 'butternuts' ron down this way the Union
hammers will crack few OF them, or we'll never
eat another walnut.