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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-28

THE CoTToN TRADE AND THE PRusprcr
OF PE,cE.The L,de,r The Confederate Jour
nai in London has in is last nu,nber some re-.
marks on the diife;.ities which would embar.
rass the export Of cotton even in the event of
immediate Intervention and the restoration of
peace. We make some extracts:
II must tc kept in mind that under the most
favorable circulus:ances--the immediate repu-
diaticn of the blockade, supported by a com
pctent naval force to sweep every blockading
vessel from the Confederate coast-the SUP.
plies of cotton must still continue for many
months to be seant and dear. Nature has ar.
Tslnged for the Southern States business sea-
son which man cannot invert. AS the staple
natures, the rivers, without which cotton
lands ere of little value, begin to rise; and
during the long harvesting Of the crops--the
soeailed picking seasOn-bale after bale, in
small lots, SO soon as ready for the market, are
placed OH board the fleet of steamers which
swarm on every navigable water course. AT
the SAME time the seaport cities become
healthy, and admit of the immigration OF a
large white laboring class from the North,
who are indispensable to the proper and prompt
disposal Of the crop. Thus the picking, gin
ming, baling, transportation. and sale of the
cotton; are SO nearly simultaneous that when
the last bale is picked on the plantation, the
ing TO its close.
Contrast with this the conditions under
which the crop of 1861 is to be moved, should
the ports be opened during the summer. The
rivers are low, and liayigable only for boats oi
the lightest drauyht. OF such boats no new
ones have been built for the trade, as is usual
even i'll ordinary seasons; but great many
have been converted to warlikc purposes The
cotton lies unginned on the Plantations, and
though "a bcuntiful supply of gunny bags and
iron ties from this country may, i'll measure
remove this difficulty, these supplies must frs,
reach the planter ere the cotton can be made
ready Tor shipment. Suppose all these OBJ
stacies removed, whence shal come the neces
sary labor at the seaport! The class which
always supplied it--even If it could endure tn.
fatal summer heats, and the yellow fever, wa
banished from the Gulf eoasts-now com
poses the bulk of the Federal armies. Viii
these BE- instantly disbanded, and if 30, vii
the Confederatcs permit, without question, tn,
same invasion which, in another form, the,
! have poured ont their life-blood to resist
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The BATTLES OF Port Republic.
Correspondence of the Ricmond Dispate!
pnpr RrpI-uty, Iuuo ~ 10


PoRT REPUBLIC, June "a, 1885,.
Having noticed in several Of the Richmond
papers communications concerning the battles
near this place of the 'th and 9Th instant, and
seeing that they are dcuomnated the battles
of Cross Keys and Lewiston, / beg leave 10
call the attention of the public, through the
medium of your widely circulated journal, to a
place to the honor of having been the theatre
upon which wac enacted those glorious
achievements. AZ you are pressed for space
and prefer short Communications to lengthy
ones. shall be as brief as possible, and with
out further preliminary remarks give my rea-
sons for believing that the recent battles
fought near this place should be entitled the
Il BATTLES of PoEt Republic
In the hrst Place, Jackrons army had re.
treated to this place, the long trains of bag.
gage Wagons and prisoners had passed safafy
over the bridge, and the firing commenced inn.
mediately on the banks of the river OPPOSITE
the town. The enemy were driven back by
degrees until they Reached the neighborhood
of Union Church, where the hottest Of the
contest ensued, about two and half miles
from Port Republic.
In the second place, the enenys cavalry
dashedinto town surrounded the house that thew
supposed was the headquarters of G en- Jackson,
and demanded his surrender Theywcre im,ns-
diately fred upon and driven away faster than
thes tatuc AMauy Oi tHc houses In town have
bullet holes through them. and several of them
had cannon balls and shells shot through them;
and in several places the fences are comrletely
riddled with grape and canister. Also, many
pieces Of shell have been picked up in various
parts Of the town, all going TO prove conelrl-
sively that those battles should be entitled the
battles of Port Republic. And it was at this
point, too, that the enemy were aiming TO cut
off Jnckson's retreat, and the battles having
actually commenced Immediately in, aud were
terminated in the immediate vicinity of the
town, l am clearly ofthe opinion that this place
should not be deprived Of the historic glory
which will be given to those important events
If You had map Of the locality, and csuld
see the geographical position of the place, |
an, sure You would enter the lizt with me and
contend that Port Republic should certainly be
entitled to the honor and glory of christening,
those battles; and am sure you have not
failed to observe that all Of the Northern cor.
respondents denonlinate them the battles of
Port Republic" Much more might be said
on this subject, but as have already said
enough 10 convince u candid public of the
business of our claims to the coveted honor, /
shall SAY no more for the present N.
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/ ISlkAf MAhh-WHs taken up on Broad st,
T. on ss, Sunday morning, small brown MARE,
" badly sprung IN hor front legs. The oyxu.r
] -cme forward. prove property, pay charges
81 AXE her Way. JOHN BUTLER,
e f,--'if- I-fh
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TWENTY DOLLARS RETARD-strayed or
| stolen from the subscriber, about the 9th Of
me rcd sor. Al HORSE. Said horse is above me
feet white and large, 15s hands high, with
:azs face, scar Oh the left hip shoulders slightly
zisi.
hle0. light bay MULE, newly shod, . or 10
sa-s CID, which disappeared on ths 18th instant.
J. MONROE CARTER
CHURCH HILL.
y .S-ewT Corner Leigh and 24th street.
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II SsTR41 COW.-Estrsyed, the :9fh May. from
u = my house IN 18th street two doors from
FIoaf. hits cow, a little mixed with red
hunk she has white place in her forehead, resem
ing heart. believe ste has Blk teats sharp
(uru-. No marks recolleeted. will pay live dol.
= reward for her delivery to me on 18th street,
l~o loer. from Broad
if InuN Mrf.rAy
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
4 Straysd from Fairfield ON Saturday night, 2lst
si large. light -orre, HORSE, the property Of
IoL l.. Il. MoutaGge, sd Virginia regiment said
Porse he's Il willie streak in his fece, white hind
f.. short neck. and very broad1hest He has re.
larhabiy short ears carries himself well, and
s"s very rapidly. Any person giving inforina-
E"n hy hich he eal be recovered will receive the
soye reward THUS. J. BARLOWs
A. A. Q. N. t2i Wa. Regiment
t6htleld. June %, ls52 ie ai-6tt
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-Un 10Th June, from
- VI Reg't fs- Cav, co. A. a dark SORREL
MARE, I've yeeTs I'D, medium SIZE well mounted
) iyoI.i; very small spot ON her forehead small
} q. With no white on them; in good condition
,-r eAu LETT. A liberal reward viii be given for
l'I delivery, any Information where can ge.
k-r fie al-Gtri A e. BRhCY
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~ rRAYEDsA dark BROWN COW, with black
~ fae. and black right hind teat RED and
WHITE COW. wiih left cropped, and right
fii aud half cropped and RED CALF. six
onths old with hole In the left ear, torn out. A
t;a5le reward vii be paid for the return Of one
all at he'ie'us Hoss:tal. Broad ST.. cor. 2sl
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J Richoiond June 3oth, small sorrel a RE.
'4.hou, any thing on her. The find her al
'e,te,y no. g, Marion Hill, IN Captain Bariow's
snpany, by proving property aud paying ex-
su-As lie :y-,its
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INiRTI DOLLARS REV WARD.-Iost or
stolen. from the subscriber. opposite Dove G
- Ding Store, on or about the - day of June,
. one yeilo" or clsy-bsIk HORSE; about Ii
n+s ligh; between seven and eight years old;
-sc white feet; blaze face, and white name aud
J. Any information concerning the above Horse
!! be thankfully received, aud thc above reward
"a for his apprehension and delivery to me- at 26th
'~bama Regiment Col Rutherfoord's, corner OF
r-iAliu and Adams streets, or at Stokess Hotel,
III below Exchange, on Fr..aklin street.
J. II. HAYES, Surgeon of
. 2s-.ih- .,6th alabama Rrr't
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ETGATED OE STOLES-From the camp of
y P-yors BTigad-, on the Williamsburg road
sT be telgatsr on the 2i;h nst., large, bright
sylloRSE, One hip little lover than the other,
ad Very fast PAGER. A suitable reward will be
aifor Ii, return. THOMAS NJ PALMER,
Surgeon I'd Florida regiment,
i .ii-.-fiE Cen prynr.s Er;nada
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALR-Twenty.6ve or thirty
IN likely EGROES. women and Children. II
families. just from the country. Apply TO ms. as
the Bollingbrook Hotel, Petersburg. or to Mr.. Rsu
ben Ragand, also Of Petersburg.
want to HIRE, on my Coggins Point Farm, h
Prince George county, Wheat CUTTERS. DlND-
ERS aud SHOCkEkS. The highest prices VIII b
given; or will give one-haH the crop--supposed-
5,0O0 bushdls for cutting and threshing the oth1e
halt. and delivering 1t in the city Of Pstershasg
je27-Ns q. RUFFIN, JN
IHOR SALE.-TO remain in or neur thu city q
JIG Ricdraond, very likely and ercesdineiy esn
kinds Of house work. about 81 years OF aes with hv
6rst child. unusually likely about Ave months OH
She il offered for sale for fault but TO accommo
date her with a home here. Apply at
je 19-eodGtt GARY ST. JAIL.
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~ TRAY YED--Fron the camp cf 9th Georgia Re-
= giuieut, or .slth instant, u dark BAY MARE
fte whito feet, d large wart In corner of one cys
-4 Under viii please address, by nsil
CHAPLAIN"
,s ...:.--1t" 9Th Ga. Kse't, Richmond. Va
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W ANTED AN oWNER.-Taken up, ON the
W night Of the 18th inst. Oh Brosd street, a
sirletate condemned bay MARE blind in both
-, and asoTe on her back. The owner will call
,Fgt ptaPerty. pay expenses, aud take her away
DILLON MCCORMICK.
un Canal tana, between 5th and 9th s,..
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1ASKEE REsoURcEs.--Ihe editor of the
Chester Is. C.) STANDARD writes from one of
the camps near Richmond:
Northern Generals have got the poor pri.
Yates to believe that We show them no quar-
ter. They tell them these falsehoods in order TO
make them tight more desperately. The wound
ed we passed over entreated u, in every pos
sible way, not to kill them, but to spare their
lives. One poor wretch who WAS shot down
cried out TO US that he WAS u nephew OF Robert
Anderson, of Charleston, aud on his account to
save his life. Another raid he was fresby
teriar. and on this unsentreated Us not to
kill him with the bayonet It was very diff
cult to get the men TO tell what regiment and
State they were from, and those from Masses
chusetts firmly believed that ii we knew they
were from that negro loving State that we
woul Instantly kill them. The lankes pris.
oners asked if we We're not nearly out of am
iuuni,ion stating that we-always held our ire
until they We're close upon us, and then insa.
riably charged bayonets.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

h1vlDEND NOTICK--Ths Bank Of RichmouA
IL has declared nett dividend Of 81 per cept =
It's capital stock, payable TO the stockholders On tk0
lst Of July next The transfer books win b. etseed
from the 25th to the 3lst Inst.
je l3-endt3OJe J. b. MACNURDO Csshtee
A DIVIDEND of three per cent. viii Be paiA g
~ currency to tho stockholders Of tie BANK or
THE COMMONWEALTH, ON tha LIT day of July
next. J. b. NORTON,
ie 23-2aw2w CasAisr.
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r. kTKAYED OR STOLEN $40 REV 4ED-;'ro,n
) the oan,p Of The % Alabama reg,a.ent, ON the
read, deep bay HORSE, Aboye the
F1stipfa size, with sears On his sdos srou bay.uy
been bitten By another hor9.. He'd on when iast
'~u leather ha1;cr The eboye reward viii be-
aid Tor his delivery ~ ihs above named camp, OF
& he Ai.bama Depot, on Main street above eth
f'eInond. Va Capt. L. WYMAT,
!. 2l-.tf- :sd EegilleIt Alabama Vols
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H'wKNTY roLLARS SREWARD-sto!en from
L ny office. on yesterday, yellow travelling
INK. shout thirty inches long and fourteen
aches deep, Elsrked IN one end Grand Chapter of
| Virginia" II contained many papers belonging TO
4, Graad Chspter and Grand Ercsmpment Of Vir-
lale iwili give tie above reward for Its delivery
r ne oy the same amount for the papers alone,
nj no questions asked
y .1-lw JOHN DOVE
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING.-Ths subscriber Ii prepared 10 ac-
I'D commodate few families and single pcrsous
st the Eagle Hotel. at Charlotte Court. House. Va.
If early application il made
je 2i--6ts r PALMBR.
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FEIdHrFuL DEsrRucrIoS By EARTH
ouAKEs.--In the Dutch Territories on the west
coast of Sumatra, and in the isiards living of
it, earthquakes Of exeessivs strength. took
place III February aud Maj Oh, accompanied by
violent connections in the sea, the water rstii-
ins to great distance and then r,eaiisg bxek
with frightfui force, sweeping everything be.
fore them. Great destruction Was s.serywlierc
caused and many lives lost. In he lsii.uds,
however, the effects OF these terrible natural
phenomena were most marked. On tho islani
Of Aiss, q military poet was completely swept
awas by tie sea, and several OF the gaFr!son
destroyed. A gnnboat lying in the hsThcr was
torn from her anchoss and thrown high upOp
tas shore. On the island Sinso allaost tLa
whole ef the houaes destroyed, and, out of q
population Of about crs Thousand. neass eight
hundred psrishsd. unasuslly heavy rainS slso
pravailel in other parts OF. the dependencies
II Uau1lA tho nutmseamofs s0tIalsd much Ia.
jury from this cause. a feslrfal eruption Of the
Volcano on me island OF Maksjan. ,.heus thirty.
Eyc English mica from Ternase, had caaasd
the less of many hundreds Of livsa. and de.
s.royed tha whole vegetation. This seck place
- the 9th Of pessmher,t
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HORSES FOR SALE,


lust ARRIVED AND FOR sALE-At the
81 Exchange Stables, EIGHT HORSES, suitable
fJr cavalry 0r artillery service. Four Of them aso
No Saddle Horses, Handsome and Of fne blood ard
style. Field officers In want Of horses win DO well
to call at once lie 27-3t4l PRANK FOX
nor SAL E-A large dark bay Black Hawk
It STALLION. sixtesn hands one Inch high, and
fast trottcr. Can be seen at Dsvis T. Hutchsson's
Stables, Franklin street. Apply, for further inlOr.
nation, to r. J. WILEY:
je a6--3t* Asst. Provost Marshal's On3oa
HORSE FOR SALE-Any person y no wishes
III to purchase a fnc yonng HORSE viii plraso
call ut No. goo Main street, opposite Southern Kx.
press Company. 10 a6-as
TOR SALE-Two good HORSES, suitable for
mounted oiieer-one three fourths thoruughr
bred; the other very strong aud stout. Apply sf
ie 26-3t. HIX,B 6tsAlA
IHOR HALE-A Ane pair Of MULES, suitable 1oy
II Carriage use. Also, WAGON and HAHp
NESS Apply from TO 10 o'clock. at
= i. WAuNEBA
Druggist, corner Of 9th and HsUed ~
In 2R-3f~ ssses
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. RE1o0NAE s
TSrogMATfoN wAxTxD-Of rHYToN =
cavalry. who IL sick In kIc6nond 6 Sone 90
place IN this State. Any inlornA(jnu eoaneogSfae
hs whcfeabouss VIII Be tkaukfnlIy received So .
THOMA6 y0NHo,
je Eft Nc. 8 Msia ssrssl
REFORMATION WANTED-Any inlorllaslss
III concernins DANIEL \. GLENN, balca1lne =
the 4lst Reg.t Va. VIOLA, Captain Jcnssse eo6pony,
ct Cumberland 9. H., virsiniA he was ssiA y -
ifthe battieof Seven Pinsk y 91-7r
I. 4 NY inforlaaticn concerning DAVID r. HAK-.
IA Ris. private Of Capt. Jordan's Dsdbsed As.
tillery, would bo thankfully received By his bro.
ther, who u now 1t the American Ho6el ~
Harris is supposed to be sick IN this city.
je 27-2t@ O.HAHRIa
4 NY IyrORMATION = 10 The wieTsaboees &
: IA Private DANIEL h W1LLIAN6O1, Geo.
pany X, Sd Alxbams volunteers Who W. Woando0
in the fight Of june 1st 1854 win b shazkfaIIy ~
ceived by addressing "Box ILL., Hehmond Hoss.
Office. Is a7-lt%
HTANTED-lnfof1natio of r. H DUNCAN,
w 24th Georgia regiment. Captain llsddox's
company, who Is sick, and supposed 70 BE- h sonAe
hospital or private house In this city, His wt1o y
at the Monument Hotei, corner Of 9Th end Grace
sts, anxious 70 see him. jeN-3ss
YXTANTED- Information Of. tho wheseaboafs of
w Privates 7. J. McDuFFEB. L l. PELlE.
TIER, and W. II. HICKS II they do mot report 10
me by the lst July either In persoa or By losters
tsick, they will be published a. desertefs
THOs. Z. POWI, IN,
je 21-6t. Capt Co. c. 9th Reg't s. CIV.
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oSf-A certificate oE dspssit on the Copamsr.
= = eI ssyngs Bank. Tor f33sio In the nsms Of
Aace r. basney o. Dadisy, No. e,6Sy dated
s9,s,e'hesf, 'S'i. The san,s Eay:ug been lost ~
'sAa; appalesueu wiil Be made Tor 8 duiAicsas,.
S3nsnl ANNE Z. DCDLHE
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JOHN McGHAw.

y ToLEN-From between Attn and 9Th streets on
] Clay. on Sunday, the 18th inst, a mahogany
~ HORSE, about years old. The horse had a
sr in hisforeilead and scar, near about healed
p bis hind leg. When in motion, he is borse of
1rther ine action and good style. He had on when
aken "A Mexican ssddle-tree, covered with quilted
fs'her ANY person delivering said Horsc, shall
4 coI.pcItated with $40.
A. H. DJlNAwAy
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.tIR.fED OR SToLEN-From the camp Of
y tL, sd Georgia regiment, Il large bay HORSE
~1ts.iar in his forehead, and white hind feet
r, Information concerning him will be thankfully
-, aud the finder suitably rewarded
T. +. BEST, Major 23d Ga Regt.
v.1--2t' Gslquitt's nri. i.side. Hili's Division
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I 0S T OR MISPLACED-About the 9th Of
| ians, between Mscon, Ga, and Columbia. s.
: so'e leather TRUNK, covered, and marked
~ The letter g" containing ladies' wearing ay,-
,s7l liberal reward viii be given by returning
q Tbs cshce ie 21-sts
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4 Il
dor RENT-Wel furnished ROOMS, with G.
IL tendants, for gentlemen, In suits or single
rooms, in cool and pleasant location for the sum
pler. Apply on Grace street, two doors ab0ve
Adams, after O'Clock p. u. Boarding houses are
within square and Q half. je 7-Nt
NRAWFORD'S SALOON Fob RENT-Tm1
" very desirably located HOUSE, on 10th street,
near Main. Formerly occupied by q v. Crawford
Esq. The ilSass Is furnished ~ the best styls,
with marblc-top bar. oyster boz. aud steaan table
for hot dishes, gas and water and oicloth on Aooss
aud passage. The Kitchen 10 supplied with ovens,
cookingrange, furnace, 90. For TERMS apply 70
je 25.-4t ALEX. MOTT. 18th street
EOR RENT-Two good
IL n o Ns,
suitable for Offices on 9th street. next door 70 The
Monument Hotel Apply to
je Its GODDN 4 APPE03ON
TrOR RENT--The OFFICE now occupied 81 us,
10 under ST. Charles Hotel Possession stv0u
about LIST April. + b. NAURY = co.
NH Its
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TTEy DOLLARS REWARD - Strayed from
Captain Rhetts Battery, near Gen. ID. n Hills
;.sdlIar'crs, on the 2ist iIst., a dspple gray
FNgsE, ID hands inches high, with /, short tail.
rbs shove reward will be paid Cd the delivery Of
Il koE-e nj tie above mentioned battery or for in
r1s.ion that viii lead to his recovery
w. ELLIOTT,
Lieut.. Brooks's Artillery.
/, 9I-G- Cuut RHkJT
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THIS Is to give notice that TREASURY
DRAFT, issued IN my favor for aixty thousand
dollars. (e60O00,) on T. c. Ei9pore Trrssurss G. g..
(Drafs No. 4O6 on War Warrant No. 40o, oas-hale
pays6ie in bcndsl was abstrscted from my cAloo
on Saturday. March 90, 1862. Or Sunday, March -.
1862 warn all persons asainst vceIving Or heiA.
ing this Draft. The Draft not endorsed By -.
and therefore cannot be deposited Or drawn upoa
by any person other than myself end e61cioat pee.
cautions have been taken against any fcFguFy.
T. W. JOHNS
Surgeon sud Medical Parssyor.
Richmond, Va. April 4, ls02. !,
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II 0ST HORSE Left at my shop. on aith inst.
| HORSE. belonging 10 Capt. Sanford's com.
- wh ieh the owner is requested to call for and
>, charges. r. ID. SHAW.
s;h street, between Main aud Franklin.
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h Tgtf COW AND HORSE-Came TO the sub
= -Tih' rs residence. about ten days ago, large
|tslNpb. COW, with white back white ,sil and
s.r and small BAY HORSE, withou. marks
rs. pmner or owners will please come and prove
La,gr.y. and take .hcm away
JOHN BULLIFANT,
Moor NJ,
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TMPORTANT TO fAMlLlES-TK TKose mir
i Anthracite Coal can dispose Of Il most advas.
t.ssossly to themselves BY calling - sNYD8R +
between ths hours Of IL and l2 o'clock A. Il,
where they can ~ arrange = - supply thaMsslves
with nearly three loads Of Coks 1ox 0Ss of Anthen
cite Coal. j 37-esA
rTSHIRTY HORSE POWER EECONu-txAHD
can be bought for 9l 100 (about half il - Il
b located on tho Dxnyil1s RollreaAs - Casy1n
Station where can b. sssn a1zd eqn1 G = = ~
ply 10 aoDpis =
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osf--A csstidoass q fhs Gonmsseial Asvines
Bank IN favor Of James + wsrrsn,. thr o700,
|e1 Appiicstion win b. msds IA new ceftl6ests.
N0-2aw3w. JAa r WARYEH.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-ssrxyed or
i stolen at th. battle Of w ilii.msburg, from 1t.
:; Fleming, Adxutant I'd Florida regiment. y
al, compsc.ly built, bay HORSE, IN good coiidi-
90 white hind feet; chits spot on the forehead !;
"' neck; full riane, end has short, elastic step.
,s"std Of saowil be paid for lis delivery 10 MS
AZ "a Florida regiment, or to BARksiALE 4
~, corner 18th aud Cary sts., Richmond, Or for
'h Information q " i'll lead 10 Lis recovery.
+. n LEEGLE,
y - 'e- Capt and A. z. NJ. II Fla. Regt
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