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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

MssoNIc NorfcE-There will be special
meeting Of Center Lodge. No. %. this Monday }
evening at ! y o'clock. for work in the third de
gree CHAs FISHER, Secretary
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DECEASED SOLDIERS John F0rney, company
u 30th Indiana. and John Brown. company II.
3tfh Indiana. died at Louisville last week
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HEApoUARrERs, DEPARTMENT RaPPAHASSocKl
April 81 1862. I
To Hon. f. VI Stanton, See'yof War:
was told that the Richmond Examiner Of the
Goth has been received in Fredericksburg an
Douncing that New Orleans has been tab en-.
Great destruction of property, cotton and steam
boats took place. Enough steamboats, were
saved to take away their ammunition. There
was great CONSERVATION among the inhabitants.
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~ The most splendid market in the whole
Union is Indianapolis foe fish. We have suck
err. bass, pike. catfish. Goldfish and the like.
daily.
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PAINTS, &C.
Paints! Paints. Paints, =
az EVERY DISCRETIONARY, GROUND IN
~ OIL. and
MIXED READY FOR USE.

Also varnishes, OILS Glass, Putty. Brushes and
everything thai appertAins the trade for sale
duoed prices for cash. s the Red Front. No IL Virgins
avenue. Remember the Red Front, opposite DR.. Dun
laps residence AERRYNAN CO.,
apss-dlmkw3fu indianapolis, Ind.
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YHE CRY COUNCIL.
This body convened in regular session Satur
day night last

This body convened in regular session Satur
day night last
DEATH OF DAVID W. xorCKs-
The Mavor announced this eTent in appropri-
ate terms
MEMORIALS.
BY Mr. Wallace: From sundry citizens re-
mnn~iIsting against the projected Improvement
Ct Washington street. west OF West street.
BY Mr. Brown. demonstrating against the
bowlderng OF Pearl street. between Meridian
and Penns wanna street.
BY Mr. Blake: From Hugh Slavin tor paw tor
work on streets.
X, Mr. Wallace: From owners OF lots on
Nuket street. east of Pogue's Run remonsirat-
ing against certain improvements contemplated
in that locality.
By Mr. Wallace: For the Improvement of an
alley running from Michigan Ia North streets
By Mr. Brown: From the Indianapolis. PITTS
bnrsh and Cleveland Railroad for the vacation
oi certain alleys east of East Second street
By Mr. Brown: For the vacation of ALLEYS Ia
out 10, No Is. from John Il and John Stumph
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
II "A I L r . a D.
1862. MN 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ew Route tn chicago via kokon'
81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.


81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER R0UTs.
nAN AND AFTER APRIL TO- lsea, trains viii be
z ~ a. follows
: A Mail Train will leave indianapolis 1900 NJ
stop all stations and make close connection al kokomo
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road FOR Loganspor Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
nj Peru at 400 r. M in time 20 make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru at iiss
7. NJ making close connection at kokomo with trains
from Chicago and arrive indianapolis Il AIS A. NJ
in time to make connections Cor all points East South
and West
An Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis At l0l0 p NJ,
Kokomo with train for Chicago. and arrive At
Peru 25 A NJ In time make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru 1900 N.
after the arrival Of trains T. W X W. from the East
and West and make close connection al Kokomo with
train the Cincinnati and Chicago Raw from Chicago,
Valparaiso and LoganspOr and arrive al Indianapolis
40 r. M In time 20 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation OF live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THO p. HAUGwr. General Ticket Agent apl's2-dly
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TEA DRINKERs will find il 10 their advantage to
call at the Bates House China Tea Store. No ii
Illinois street. Indianapolis and inspect the large
variety OF green and black teas just received.
Their stock of teas embrace some twenty eight
varieties of Imperals. Young Hysons, Gunpow-
dsss and Oolongs. They are also receiving every
week fresh supplies of the choicest teas in the
Eastern market.
Strangers visiting the city will fad it to their
advantage to call and examine for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
n. b. We are selling good family black tea
at Coo per pound, Imperial a, zoe, and Young
Hyson at 15c. /.
Don't forget the place-Bates House China Tea
Store, No. IL. Illinois street. 24-dw
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RrIIerous-The Rev Father Bessonies. of
- John's Churib, has nov an assistant. the Rev.
John TiIlars.
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From LOlliSVille,

LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Gen. 7. W. Sherman
arrived here yesterday.
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MAREEr DAY, Wednesday, April %. 1852.
Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
week
Sheep&
Reeves Cows. veaIs Lambs Swine
Total. 49,. 5059 9S 9l6 6597 l3 29l
Last week.. 35l7 l27 99l $40 1923
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year 3,525 70 l,l53 s,s43 6,6l5
Average mum
Der per week
last year. 1870 ll3 Gas $3.50 III $50
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sT-The Hebrews of Lafayette intend to build
synagogue the coming summer.
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Still raining; roads nearly impossible.
The rebels in Yorktown opened fire on three
canal boats passing into Wormley's Creek. No
damage done
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TT For interesting miscellany, see the first
page Of this paper daily.
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HEADQUARTERS NEAR YoRKrowS.l
April 10. 1850.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TOMLlNSON a. COX, Druggists, No.
is East Washington Street,
Have been appointed agents Tor the sale Of
B * a ID E,S TT - 4, A &: @.

THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, for the cure of Coughs
Cods Sore Throat, Bronchitis Wheeling irritation Of the
Uvula and Tonss, and Diseases of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes, % Cts, 81 cts and each. ntsd6wly
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By Mr.. Seibert; From property holders on
Noble street, with reference To improving that
street preierring pit instead Of river gravel
By Mr.. Blake. From cit zens Of the third
ward. praying the ordering Of an election to Ell
vacancies N Council from that ward.
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w AsHINGTON NEWS

Capture Of Military Stores at
Fredericksburg.
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New York stock Table.
UNI1ED STATES STOCKS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

sEIDcendiaries are abos.
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rElEcRAphIc.
Noon Reports.

I.sro.Isp ..r.,.'nr,p. uv p.nr .I.Ir .trII,t,-l
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RUNAWAYS.

NIFTY DOLLARS RRWARD.--Ran away. on
JIG the 27th July. near Gordonsviile. CHARLES,
a Inulatto boy; he Is about feet inches high; IS
years old; he was raised near Richmond, and was a
waiter IN one Of the hotels for some time; he was
bought in Richmond last year by Leroy Napier
Address Lieut.. Il. NAPIER, Goth Reg Ca Vela,
LAwton's Brigade. Jackson's Army. au Sim.
ID ANAWAY-s5 REWARD-FTom my house,
III on Wednesday, 9th July, JIM DAVIS,
black boy, g years of age. He has been In my
employ ~ drsy driver. The above reward win
be paid when delivered TO
g. A. GCHWAGRRLE,
M 4-2tt At Poor House Hiil, lichmond, Va
DUNAWAY.-Left my farm in Henrco county
Il, SIX niles below Richmond, ON Wednesday,
3uth July. my boy BILLY. He II very likely,
about "A years Of age, and has large black eyes-
He has likely engaged himself with some company
~ cook, or may be lurking around some eneAmp-
ment near the city. will give 90 reward u d.
uvered 10 me or 10 my ovefsesr on my plantation.
aa0-N JAA Il TAYLOR
fS0R B1LE1 valaa5ls PAM q Is soassy q
II Ohsslotte. four niles from brakes DfanoA. On
TIE ntehmonA and Danvills Railroad e0ntahunr 30
aerea lying on the HOEsspeu creek neAF one. bird
- orfGnal growth, an6 shout % aofen 81 eood boz
tsm Iaad, and ven wateeod TheEs q eoa1
dwelling and ethse Maaoasasy oathnnssA Loeaiea
q i md naiehhsehoeA ri senxaaaeat = oevesal
ehM1heA M 1stne4 IW1l ~ esseythin6 = ~
eern s1esPt ~ anssA - - 80 - -
sras 4 = - - IS
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MOBILE Aug. IA special dispatch to the I'D
re,.iser and Register dated jackson, 3ist ult says
Passengers report that Gen. Viliipeigne advanced
aud occupied Lagrange. Tenn, but subsequently
returned to Abbeville The Yankees were al.
vaucing on Holly Springs, and were expected to
occupy that place to day Gen. Ruggles addressed
a stringent remonstrance to Butler, relative to two
partisan rangers, who it is said, Butler had threat
sued to hang Gen Ruggles threatened retaliation
Butler replied tina: one had been paroed, and that
the other would be.
TuPELo, Aug 2-The enemy in our front are
repairing roads and bridges, and extending their
pickets II is believed they intend demonstra-
ton. Information has been received that Curtis
has been reinforced and is advancing on Hindman
who has q large force.
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DIED.,


On the 4th inst, after a short illness. FRANCIS,
agSd year and 90 days.
The friends and gcquanta nces of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, st 10
O'Clock this morning.
In this city. on yesterday afternoon, 9Th instant,
IDA ESTEl.LE ASHBURG, daughter of II. I.
and L z. Ashburg, aged IA months
The funeral will take place this afternoon at five
o'clock, from the Second Baptist Church. The
friends and acquaintances of the family ere invited
to attend.
On the 4th Of August. 1862, at the Po~hatan
Hotel, HELEN A., wife Of Major W. w. Dennison,
in the 4lst year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place ct the Monumental
Church, iRev Mr.. Wcodbridges) at o'clock A.
NJ Oh the 9Th instant
On the 4th inst, WILLIAM BRITAIN aged 50
years
His friends ere requested to attend his funeral
at 3. o'clock this afternoon, at his late residence
the Mechanicsvile road, without further notice X
At the residence of his parents now in this City,
on Saturday morning, the I'd inst, at o'clock,
WILLIAM B, child Of VIM. t. and Catherine
Hudson, Of Hanover, aged l3 months.
On the I'd instant, at the residence Of his father,
in this city, ALEXANDER THOMAS, son of n.
Ri and M. ]. Lee. aged years and months.
At Harrisonburg, ON the list August, WARNER
LEWIS SELDEN, aged 1o years, son Of Robt C.
Selden, of Gloucester county, Va.
On the 9Th inst at o'clock A. NJ LAVENIA,
the consort of VIM P. Williams. of this city Il
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TuE LATEST FROM ne NORTH. /.

The telegram Published this morning from
Ssaanson, via Charlottesville, via Lynchbnrs' 10
.important IL true" The announcement on the
eth Inst, of so startling intelligence, without It's
beine Ia the slightest manner foreshadowed IN
Northern papers Of the 3iss ult, is calculated 70
create strong doubts to The authenticity OF inc
facts stated The agent OF the Associated Press
Ia this city, In note to the message init rms w
sha. the dispatch from Charlottesville was sent oy
an Intelligent and trustworthy gentleman. few
hours will probably solve les reliability.
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LYScHBuRe, Aug 1.-THE following special dis
patch was received by tho RspsSatcss this morning
from Charlottesville, dated 9Th: The Nds"nat IN
sealixenoev and Baltimore SsM, Of late date, have
been received In Staunton. They announce the
resignation Of Seward. and state that the Govern
ors of penn.yivanla Ohio, end Connecticut. refuse
to send more men In the field.
Tho Nations, fass.tisenetr accuses Seward OF
having been engaged for the last 20 days. through
England, TO bring about an armistlcc.
vallaudisham 10 stamping Ohio against the war
and the Administration, addressing immense au-
diences with great favor and applause.
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hJoraan's Official Report.

MOBILE, August "A special dispatch to the
Advertiser and Register, dated Knoxville 3lst ut,
saws: "Morsan's official report states that he took
twenty towns, captured l,200 prisoners, aud de-
s,royed property valued at three millions OF dol
lars Among the spoils taken from the enemy are
20 600 stand Of arms, and numbers Of mules and
horses. Col George St. Leger Greenfelt, OF the
British army, distinguished himself, charging in
front on several OCCASIONS He slightly
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Running the Blockade.

CHARLESTON, August News from Nassau to
July 3Oth has been received The steamships Kate
and Herald had arrived at Nassau from the Con
f.derate coast. The Herald was attacked off Mas
saa by Yankee steamer, which fred whole
broadsiie into her; but tho aim If the Yankees
being too high the Herald escaped into port with
only one shot through her hull.
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Drafting In Nlissouri.-.O Confederate Victory III
Alabama

MOBILE, August 2-The Cincinnati Commercial
of the Goth ult.. IL received
Hundreds Of foreigners In ST. Louis. mostly lrish
had claimed the British Consuls protection from
draft Great excitement was occasioned- ihe
Yankees mobbed them. The Provost Guard was
called upon to suppress the riot. Col Clarkson and
seventy privates have been captured In Missouri
Gen Armstrong officially reports another success
full skirmish One hundred and twenty OF his
command. under Lieut.. Col. Kelly, attacked four
companies Of Federal cavalry near Jonesboro.
Ala, on the 26th and routed them. The enemy
left dead on the field wounded and Is prison
srs Our loss was one wounded
The enemy on the north side OF the Tennessee Ia
reported to be retreating towards Nashville.
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Obituary.

Died, in this city, Friday August lst, 1862, CIIAS
C. TYRER, in the 10th year of his age.
Fial affection and duty were most strikingly and
beautifully illustrated by this young man in his de-
yotion to his mother. His sobriety. industry, and
integrity, commended him to the confidence, and
the courtesy and gentleness o. his manners won
the affection, Of all who knew him. Ills prompt
ness and fidelity in the discharge of every duty
gave promise of much usefulness In manhood. But
Death the fell destroyer of our race, has blasted
the fond hopes Of his friends. He is gone We
shall see him no more. But we shall miss thee
Charliei In the home of thy stricken mother, in
the circle of thy youthful companions, the dutiful
and affectionate son. the true and faithful friend
the genial, loving companion, thou wilt be missed.
And may we, by enula'ins thy virtues, when we,
to-, shat! be called away from earth be able to leave
behind US q memory stainless thine.
kichHlond, Aug 4th, 1852.
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W. TO THE EDITORS OF THE DIS
~ PATCH-Will you please acknowledge
through your paper the following contributions TO
the sick and wounded soldiers in Richmond, through
Messra Hill and Nortieet?:
Eight boxes and a barrel from the ladies Of Mil
ton, N c., containing supplies Of ali kinds, which
were distributed among various hospitals
One box and half barrel from Mrs. Alexander
Bruce, Of Halifax, Va sent to Camp Winder
One box from Mrs. John l.. Irvine, OF Halifax,
Va, divided between Centenary and Samaritan
Hospitals. an 5 lt*
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MILITARY NOTIFIES.

HEADQRS DEPT HENRICO,}
RICHMOND, Va, August ls., 1862. !
g PECIAL ORDERS, No. lis
LII. The obtaining Of SUBSTITUTES through
the medium OF AGENTS is strictly forbidden
When such agents are employed. the principal, The
substitute, and the agent, will be impressed into
substitute aud as a reward to the agent will be
con6scated to the Government. The offenders will
also be subjected to such other punishment al msy
be imposed by Court Martial.
BY order Of Brigadier.0en. JSo H. WINDrR,
Comand'g Dept't, Sc. l. II. PAGE.
au S-lm A. A. Genl
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VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
pRIYATE RRICK RESlQENCk on tbv

A VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTivh
n PRIVATE BRICK RESIDENCE on we
South side of Grace, between lst and Foasnes s.S
POR SALE AT AUCrlON.-lmmssiatsiy aHer so'
sale Of the real estate Of hubert p. LefUbxrs Asf
(say commencing at 81 O'Clock Y. Nd will .. so,a
that most valuable and abrasive foar-stosy ,sA
Residence che third West Of lat stseet) iocn'su
on the South side Of Grace, between iss ana soa.
slss sta II contains II rooma with AL ne noIs =,
improvements; has been recently esseted anu mI =.
perfect ordsf; tsesthsl With IN sxesllsns hr.n
ktchsn attached CONTAINING fosr gosd rooms ~nS
= coal and wood cellar underneath xiso' - ~.
Brick Stable and Carriage HOUSE. The los nss ,ne
s.aa ron. and runs basL iso fss, 70 rssss ss
10 nsrsona wiahins 10 sscars rssideacs " = pr
vais and retired location. " - Aose desiring o..
vsst - real sssata We call The particular s"se"'
a capltalists and othexs thsretA
fEsMs ~ SALs.-0usshlsd easA; Ne ssse 49,
- 8 - Is usnthst ~ paf1AaDsr sxsestMl nssS
tiahIe. noSan Win hteesaa aa1pA ana aeenfsA ~ =
srrsa ga. JAA y. TAYLOR 2 soM.
e5F777z - q 3 @SsJS IIHf2
= -
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W. RRCEIyED FOR HENNINGsEN HOSpI-
~ TALL from Mrs. Mary Phillips, Lurenburg
county, q lot of chickens which were thankfully,
received. Also q donation from Mrs. Richard Mil
Ter, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wooton, through Miss Morris
Is. EORENER,
an 5-u< Surgeon in charge
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By Il. CAUTHORN. Auctioaeer

CTOCK OF MILLINERY, &c, AT AUCTION.
- Ga WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
ID at store No. PA Broad street. between 4th and
9Th, will sell at auction the entire stock of Eili
merry &c. OF Mrs. Davis Il Sister, consisting of BON
NETS, RIBBONS, FLOW ERS, &C.
FURNITUKE.-Also. lot Of Furniture, consist
ing Of about 50 yds. Floor Cloth in good order;
l handsome Writing Desk; l gilt Frame Looking
glass, Show Case, Bonnet Stands, Empty Boxes,
&c TERMS Cash.
aus r. CAUTEORN Auct
ExHCUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IL ESTATE--Wil be sold On tho premises at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the I4th day Of
August ut ii O'Clock A. NJ, Of fair; If not on the
first fair day thereafter the tract Of LAND belong
ing to the estate Of VIM. E. Harris, decd in the
upper end of Henrico, about 10 miles above Rich.
mond. The tract contains 426 acres embracing
about IS acres of very valuable Hat land on Deep
Run creek. by which it is bounded on one side and
n suifciency of tail timber aud fire wood for the
of the farm. The improvements consist Of q
large and convenient Dwelling House and the usual
out buildings. The sale of this valuable property
affords excellent opportunity for IN investment
in real estate, desirable at this time. The pur-
chaser will have the privilege of sowing a crop of
wheat IN the fail Full possession OF the premises
will be given at the end of the year.
TEkMs-One-taird of the amount Of purchase
money will be required in cash, the balance ia two
equal payments of one aud two years, secured by
4 deed of trust on the land.
Persons wishing TO view the land are invited TO
call on the subscriber, residing an adjoining
farm. 8. COATES, Executor
au 2-dtdcwlt- OF VIM. +. Harris, decd
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NORTHERN PAPKRA

Our friends would greatly obliee 40 BY sending
any Northern papers they may chance 10 sst IN
their possession 70 this once The public will
shus receive the news a the earliest moment
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MARRIED,

On "Wednesday evening, Both July, at the resi-.
denee of the brides father by the Rev. Michael
Walden, of Glover Hill HENRY b. JOHNSON and
Miss SARAH F. PATRON, all of Chesterfield co. 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

LEI SPECIAL NOTICE We invite attention
to our very large sale Of CLOTHING, SHOES and
DRY GOODS, to commence this (TUESDAY)
morning, 1t nine o'clock, aud which will be con.
tinued on Wednesday. The large stock Of Clothing
and Shoes will be sold on Tuesday, and the Dry
Goods on Wednesday. KENT, PAINE & CO.,
au DIT Aue.icneers
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August l, 1861. !
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Private JNO
N. kUBANK, member of my company
being absent without leave, and therefore con
sid .red a deserter. the above reward will be paid
for his delivery to at Marion Hill Battery No
or at Castle Goodwin. The said Eubank is Sc wears
of age hazel eyes; curly black hair. rather gray;
dark complexion; feet a inches high, and a car.
penter by trade
J. w. BARLOW Capt CONG Comfy A,
au 2-Gt* Major William Aliens battalion.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of First Lieutcn-
i ant ANDREW j. RODGERS. OF Bailey's Heavy
Artillery. He came to Virginia soon after the war
Capt. Z. J. Walker, Of Augusta Ga The company
A. r. Wright. Any information Of him, or bis wife
Army Intelligence Office, over the Virginia Bank.
au SITS WIN. A. CROKER, Eupt A. LO
a NY INFORMATION as to The whereabouts q
IA d. X. COLEMAN. Of Co. U, 18th Rcgt Miss.
V0s., who has been missing from his company since
the battle Of the Ut Of July will be- thankfully re-
ceived by his brother. y. ID. COLEMAN,
Care Of Dr.. W.eDevine, Mississippi Depot,
jy 2l-Sts Opposite Gpotswood Hotel
~ 10. II. LLOYD Of Capt. Carringt0ns Vireinia
NJ Artillery, Of Albsmsrie county. can be found
as Mr. PAYnE's farm, three miles below Richmond,
au5-lts
CHOULD GEO. Y. LINN Be In kichu,on1. he
- will lind hiR mother at the Park House, Rank
street II unabls 10 wee her. he will let hsr know
Of his whereabouts Any information in regard TO
him VIII be thanktnlly received By his mother u
ths Hbove place, II 4. FORD,
Park HOUSE, Bank street. Richmond. va.
j 0-ks
II OST BR0HH1Ra-LAWRENC And JnO.
IL nuLLnG 1e1ivea At county Of Wiskiow,
Ireland, cams he Maryland N July. leo0 Whsn
isst nssxd cFe9 80 Wsee working y Released
0enatM onauln1Wo yooss - Any tnoW.
~ q tn e. ska.ks.llx saes,ve1 y ~
.k1L nuN taeAhsfl. lsw, = oaYsf
- 80 L. a -
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(O0eo corner 0f l2th "a Ceev se~~-

~ TH0& ~ xKESgE. AsAkse~.
tv"ee eoenss q lAa ed cav sssssaI
EoURTH1N no. MICH COWS Az,
LSsin ~ - K0n al At AuCTIO1.-Vn,
q Cesnsjl Gasn - HI = 0n nes. = ~ 1T
q vsry superior Mich COWS. with vo
CALVEo. VS." young
l bay MARE. sound aad works van
saS ThO1 W. KEIS1R Ar.r,
CTOCK or BOOK.BINDY2Y T0Ors auo,-
~ OBJ PlCTURHS. HOUSEHOLD Az
XITOhEM FURNITURE. AC.-WiH b "a w W
TUESDAY morning., August 5th, eoms,eocsns "a =.
and 9th, at the store Of John II. etreker ~. ' 10
Of his stoek Of 1INDERY TOOLS, PURNIT1fhE'
10, consisting Ia part Of Sofas, Bedsssods. ws.s
robes, Tables Chairs, Bureau, Washsseni, CO
ing Stove, &c. THOG. W. YHEarE "s
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