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ao;r. Near (,harleston.

Affairs Near Charleston.
CHARLESTON. June 2s...-An quiet at Jamea Isand
today. The gunboats yesterday shell.d a detach'
merit of the Marion Artillery. posted on Johns
IsIard and forced them 10 retire
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RUNAWAYS.


1.-TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS
REWARD.-Left Magnolia last night. with
out the least cause, the following negroes:
JEFFERSON, IS to 40 years old, gingerbr
color medium height, stout built, Of good address,
very intelligent and artful.
Fox, who calls himself BEN QUARLES. sbou!
IS years old, black, with white teeth, which he OF
ten shows with q grin when spoken to, il tall and
had years ago whitlow on one Of his thumbs
believed the left.
These negroes belong to me, and are well &C.
quainted on the Chickahouiny, both above the
Meadow Bridges and ten miles below.
OSCAR, about % years old, below the medium
size, black, rusty looking and answering questions
with indifference almost amounting TO stupidity.
JIM also under tho medium height, black about
Is years old. with q round and plump face.
These were hired from Redwood keach and
belong to Mr.. Chiffon of Lancaster, Va.
JOSHUA, boy about 10 years old, black, with
large eyes, and hair closely shaved Hired Of Hee
tor Davis, Of Richmond
My own negroes had a variety Of clothing, but
win probably put on soldiers old clothes, which
have been very plenty Of late near me. There Is
no sort CT doubt they are aiming for the Yankee
campo, and will probably attempt TO cross the
Chckahclainy near Meadow Bridges.
viii pay one hundred dollars each for the de-
livery to me- or for securing In any Jail In Virginia
so that get them again, Of JEFF. and Fox, and ten
dollars each for Oscar and Jim, aud am authorized
by Mr. Davis agent. to offer fifty dollars, in like
manner, for Joshua. N. +. BOWIE
Magnolia, June ~, 1862. 10 25-3t~
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NN THR lSr DAY OF JUNE, nulstto boy.
named BOB, left the ID Alabama Rsgimsnt,
short time before the battle Of the Seven Pines,
Carrying with him carpet beg full Of closhes.-
TIE boy WIS hired In Richmond. while passing
thro.,gh and has not yet returned have forgot.
ten The name Of his master Any Information Of
Nm or the carpet bag will be suitably rswarded.-
Address w. p vANDRRCER, Alabama Depot, On
Main street, above 9Th. - ls-ct'
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On Monday Jnae ~ q le oseioek y, q The res.
kaencs a her husband On Madison. nsSx Clay u .
Mr.. MARTHA DIVINE, ssed = years.
Hss funeral WIN sass plass this %osnlns 9 y
b. Mocrsa) Ths ffisnds u The hnliy asc invited
10 sstuah without farthsf AOticA
Yesterday morning, a 10 residcnce q her hus.
band In Henrico, Nra JULIA A. SANDERS. wifs
u WIN. II. 6andef4
The friends and acquaintancss Of the family are
invltel to attend her funeral this evening, a.
O'Clock, II Rmmanusl Church.
On Tuesday, June 24sh, at 7o'elock A. n. MARY
W Infant daughter Of Charles and HELEN Whesler,
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-.
dcnce or 9th street, this morning at 10 O'clock.
The friends and acquaintance of the family arc
invited to attend.
On the cath inst, at halfpast IL o'clock p. NJ,
THOMAS PLUNKET, aged months aud II days.
only son Of George and Mary Cullen Plunket.
The funeral will take place to-day at J o'clock
r H., on 9th street, adjoining James river. The
friends and acguaintances of the family are invited
TO attend.
HUGH. Of Company II, 18th Regiment Virginia
The funeral service viii take place this morning
Mt IL o'clk from st. James Church.
Al the General Hospital, on Thursday, June 18th,
Of wounds received In the battle near Richmond,
HOWARD NORRIS, member Of company +, 9th
South Carolina regiment, and son Of Mrs. n. Me-
Walters, Of Chester District, s. C., aged about 2ee
years
II will be gratifying to his friends to hear he was
well attended to, and he expressed entire will.
ngness TO die and be with his Saviour, where the
wicked cease from trou'ling end the weary are ut
rest
Life's duty DONE rs sinks the day,
Light from its lead the spirit ties;
While heaven and earth combine to say,
'How hleesd the righteous when he dies."
T.
On Monday, June 2od, at the residence Of his
father, corner of Clay and 3Oth streets, Henrico
couoy, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, infant son Of VIM.
p. and Jane r. Hughes, aged 5 months and II
days
Al the residence Of his father. the Rev. D. Witt
In Prince Edward county, the 18th inst, in the
ODD year Of his age, Of typhoid fever, HENRY
JETER WITT, OF the SD Regiment Virginia Vol
upteers
In Manchester. Saturday, June 2lst, at the
South Carolina Hospital, SAMUEL MCWATTERS.
OF Mrs \. McWntters, of Chester District, s. C.,
aged about Is years.
In Petersburg, on the Goth instant, G GORGE w.
NORRIS Of the Huger Artillery. The deceased
Was native Of Princess Anne county, but previous
To the war had charge of Classical School in Nor
folk. His fine natural abilities improved by most
careful training. was adorned by The Christian
graces. He lived a life OF humble trust ind died
in joyful hope.
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MASONIC NOTlCE-rhe members OF La
~ fayctte Royal Arch Chapter No. Il, are re-
ques!ed 10 attend continued conyoca.ioa Of their
Chapter, In Boshers Hall. on this (Wednesday)
evening, at Z o'clock. Members Of sister Chapters
and transient companions In good standing, are IN
vitcd TO attend. BY order Of the NJ F.. II. p.
;e 23-i,< JAS Z. G0ODE, Secretary,
W.. poC kJtONTAS TRIBE No. H. 10 K NJ.
~ Chiefs and Brothers Mvrr ~ your Wigwam
TG-NiGHT, the 18th, III o'eloct, Tor the elsciN
of Chi..s.aud other important business.sIi is ex-
pseicd that ,,li will be present..
Hg order Q. the Slchcai.
ie 25--ite RoBT. PETTlGREW, c. of II.
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YOEN W. COLTRANE was wounded so report.
81 ed in the battle d Chickahominy, On 31st of
May. He is q private In Company A, 9th North
Carolina State Troops. Any information concern
Ing him to where be is will be gladly received al
this ofiice Soon
ioO
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CONNISSION BUslN Ess.

ffavipg been advised that report wa IN eirsass
tion that had declined business, this V - netn,
nv friends that am eth at my post ready 10 ss,''
them having no idea Of running away. The saae'
Of Tobacco and Wheat Suspended, out f'oe''
Meal, Corn, Bacon. Lard. Bustsr, Soap, Cn'ekens
&c, &c, are selling high, and would aIv,se NY
friends 10 send them In WAL X fUVM,
h 00-Ss Shoskos Sup
NOR SALE-A rood COOK, WASHER naa
II IRONER; one that can como well fseo'A
mena.a Address ~ C. HUDSON" through Toe
Post Ofacs stasing whore an interview can % MAJ
She il about ~ years Of age le go
ETORA0R can b. procured at Jstsnvuis, A~ ~
l y Ka for three hundred hogshsads a. TOBACCO ."
good terms, by application to the sSe'ss nSsr
"a. n. JstsrsvLle, Va
IT0rICI--OM Ws1vhou.e having been .aH ,S
~ hv The 0oySrnmsna for Z hospital our cftl.
L. - ur.nepf viii be found at the dwelling nous
a. john h D.csn on. 0rAcs. second door above o'A
street p.sr~pvuL
4 DIVIDRND q three per cent, WI % Rss1 az =
"a 1890 "a the sooek holders OF ~ bAhA W
tlh3h CxlNNbNWHALrH, ON the - ~ - -"
E5sssS J, u AoarOa.
EeH = 4 fE-55ne new ut 81 double HA1hes.ss
- isr-s suffers TENT. In coed orSsss' ="
~ .E0VYARpS,e q DhpassA eaes'
|J717T7C 1UT7IiIdS-A sd !ss L..'sis -
~ j v mpphaa viii Hlcs Caneno ns" ~
| - snd lnesEsanQ. CssaAsae 6aadA kevs's
I nsny seafes aglss ~ aaeas q .,v srRHEr.
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By G0DDLN + APPERsOS, Ayc,io,.--.

By dODDN Z APPERSON, Ayotao,.,-.
4 NEW FRAMED TENEMENTs nv
Il WEST SIDE OF SECOND, BETwsrsI NE
VAL AND BAKER STREETS, FOR sA1.
AuCrION-wm be sold ss auction On ~ ~ At
n nsss, on wED IN. the a,h jan. lsS
E1ENTg, located ~ above, each cottsinI,.a ~
rooms. These fenemeuts command fair rsn,. wy
present . good chance for persona Of smaII !. %
10 invest In real estate. 'As
TERMs.-Oncthird cash; balance At G m. :.
months, for negotiable notes, interest sdded -.
by trust deed. The taxes for 1882 to r. 800 sA
the purchasers.
GODDIN & APPERsON Ana.
p. S.-The foregoing real estate can ns -,
privately. ue 2l go
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TUls DIR r.,
~ THoA n. kffsKr. I.~.s-
f01so0 e0fneg - l2sh "a o. ssHs

- ENQA ~ KkfSKE, Ass,l,..-
- sefsss g LAB - Cay sssssc,
p g - PVT SALE % Nlfrxxv.,,
1E00AY ns9k 26tA inst, .es1msS -. y nWIp
Ne Shall eGsg = euefiea IL heiSnes ~ ~. ~ Sdk
amengss which VIII b found many ~" se.sS
asable 0eod4 and 70 which Ne lnsits a. -. - =
~: :sssnssca g ds.lsIs Ae.ssasstsss. Astl - -
lte nd &C Bakers. Dishss asd 90. - I'm
9la:s. 1ps:is and Prsssrvs Jars, Tanbisss. CO.:
Also, several Rsk1esraton sad Wst,, c,o.,...
u Sals without rsssrvs. 'sns
eco. J. sUMHER q On
Gal. .o,ar...a =, r~o. w yuovsrner Mrs.,
j. N-2t H"e'
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! ERSON AIe--DANlD H. PUCkETT of Com
Il paDy u. 3ath Georgia resi,ne.st, wounien
in the late battle Of Seven Pines ANY infarmatiod
concerning him will he CRATE fully received by his
relatives Address JOHN II. HOOPER, or
T. G. BAPTIST,
lie q IL Richmond Va
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Personal.

----
7 IEuT. s. NJ ROBERTS, Company II. 3sth
Georgia Regiment-1n the list of The wounded
Ia the battle of Seven Pines III Saturdays Dis,
patch. the name Of DAVID ii. PICKETT was
mentioned. Your name was AFT xed to the adver-
iisement You earncstiy requested TO let his
friends know where he may b+ found. He WIS
wounded May 3ls.. Address Z. C. BAPTIST or
JOHN H. HOOPER, Richmond. ieo5 81
APPROXIMATION WANTED-THOS < BAILEY,
S-rgean, in Captain c. +. Friends Company K.
6,h Regiment Virginia Volunteers, was wounded on
Saturday night last. the Charles City road, in
the arm. He was sent to the thmborazo Hospital,
and have examined in said hospital and he cannot
be found. II is supposed he is in private house in
this city. Any information left Columbian Hotel
this morning will be thankfully received.
je 25lt' J. RUDD.
IMPORTATION WANTEDA- OF MARSHALL
i BULLARD, Co. D. 3e,h Reg. N. G. s. r. now
sick in this city. either in q. hospital private
house. A letter addressed to his father. ut Mrs.
Rarnss boarding house. on Grace street, between
sth and sth, will be gratefully received
jea5-2;~ THOMAS BULLARD.
IMPORTATION WANTED-Ol the Whereabouts
1 Of DAVID FARMER, Of Capt. Carriers Com
pany, sd Reg Va. Vols. Said Palmer was dis
charged from OF the hospitals in this city the
18th Of this month. Amy Information will he
thankfully receised by his brother Ut No Colum,.
bian Hotel. je2e-lts
nERSONAIn--DAVID H. PUCKEVT, of Com.
i paDy u. 35h Georgia resime.t, was woun.e a
in the late battle OF Seven Pines ANY nfarm6tod
concerning him will lie CRATE fully received by his
reiatives. Address JOHN II. HOOPER, or
T. G. BAPTIST
is 25--3i. Richmond Va
INFORMATION WANTED Of JOHN H. DEA-
i TON, company A, 18th Regiment Virginia Vol
unreers who sick to some hosp, al in this
e.:T about three days since. Anyiniormatnu where
lie be found vii; he thankfully received by his
mother, if left this Office.
l.. &. DEATON,
je 25-ltt Monticelo HOWE.
4 TTENTl0N, HOsPITALs-DlNIELP PARKS.
~ 10. E. sth Ga. Vols, was sent Off from York.
sick about the 20:hl April, aud has since
been heard Of Aay information concerning him
Will be gratefully received d. SCOTT,
je 2S-3t* Capt Co E, Sth Ga. Vols
TSFORMATION WANTED Of WM CHEWN.
/ ING. member Of Company 18th Alabama
Regiment now sick in this city Any person know
ing Of h. whereabouts will greatly o5ige his father
by dropping Linn : Iote at the Dispatch Office.
je 2J-lt' j. j. CHEWEINU
REFORMATION WANTED-Of WI. J. Nc
/ GEE, by his son, j. E. Net &c, 9th egiIneut Ala
kaia Volunteers. Company l.. who viii be found
ar the residence oil Mr.. Thomas l.. Claiborne In
Mans hester. He was wounded il the recent bat
tie. 1, Is understood that fhe said w. j. McGee IL
attached TO solAe Mississippi regiment, Rich
n3ni A, W. CLAIBORNE Manchester.
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INFORMATION Ia desired concerning Privates
i p. y FLOW, r. II. BARNETT, A. II. CRAW
FORD. and S. MCNEILY, Of Co. o." 18th Missis
sippi Regiment. They were sent with the ambu-
lance train from Lees Mill to Kings Mill Wharf on
James River, when the army retired frcm the York
town lines Please address through the Post Office
Or Dispatch Office, Capt. G. w. SEARS,
Eth Mississippi Regt., Grifith's Brigade.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed from Fairfield, ON Saturday night, 2lst
Inst, large light sorrel HORSE, the property Of
Col Il. B. Montague, I'D Virginia regiment. Said
Horse has a white streak in his face, white hind
feet short neck, and very broad chest. He hos re.
markably short ears, carries himself well. and
PAGES very rapidly. Any person giving infqrma-
ton by which he can be recovered will receive the
shove reward THOS. J. BARLOW,
A. A. q. n. I'D Va Regiment.
Fairfield June o. 1862 je 25-6tt
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ny
bow, BEN, left me on 7th insa, at camp near
Or. 0sfustt's house, He IL = stout, heavy built
man: about Eve feet inches high; IS yaars Of
arc: several teeth ont In front; weighs about loo
pounds Is Of black coupsxson; has heavy lips, and
reward Tor bis delivery TO In CAMP OF for his
pruhenslou and detention In some Richmond jal.
JOHN C. FlZER,
Ia lQ-.-Sts Liant chi nth Miss Ree't
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L. LABARRE. MANUFACTURER OF THE
4 HATTIE FLAG BADGE Broad stree Z. lie
Nv ssa oth aud 7th, North side. Sign Of the Battle
Flag Tho only Agency In The city for the sals Of
street No. laJ Letters directed TO
10 N-6s@ r. LARARRR Ror Qa6
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SlATY O(bLLAkS BEWARO.-Ranawayf from
y the subscriber, about the 10th Of March, ne
gro boy, WILLIAM, and on the 18th Of June,
ABRAM. William 10 q years old, dark, copper
colored with thick lips and bushy hair 10 about dive
feet ten inches high with special marks recol-
lected. except a rupture Abram il black; II years
DID, stou.y built; round face and pleasing eounte-
nance; about Ave feet ave or six inches high, and
has very large scar from vaccination and possibly
two. Fifty dollars will be given for William II taken
out Of TIE county, or $40 for William or Abram
each If taken in the county, and returned to me, or
secured 20 that get them.
MARTIN JAMES, Lock Lomond p. O.,
e COOrhlnnA enupty Va
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OTTICE SEABOARD q ROANOKE r. r. I

WELDON, n c., June q, 1862
A LII coupons of bonds due by the sesboard and
~ Roanoke Railroad Compsny, and payable
II, me city Of Portsmouth on June LIST, 1860,
will be paid at the office Of the Richmond, Freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Company, In Rich.
mend upon presentation from the lst 10 the 18th
OF JAY inclusive. An agent Of the Eoaboard and
Roanoke Railroad Company viii be there fox the
purpoae of paying them.
JNO. H. ROBINSON,
Gep1 sept Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
lie aJ--td
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EVAPORATION WASTED--Of JAMES B. WILL
4 LIAMS, Of Company 4, 9Th Louisiana Volun-
tcers, was Isthe hospital 1T WerrentOn when the
Rruy fell back from Manassas. Any person know
ing his whereabouts will confer favor by address
ing Inc, at Petersburg, Va
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HOSPITAL NOTICE. us patients Of the Ala,
Ii 6aIns Hosptfals are required TO report forth.
w.n ~ Their names will be rsturnad to the susho.
na.es .ef arrest G. ]. CLARK,
e2-Hs surgeon in charge Ala Hospitals.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Ol the whereabouts
1 Of DAVID FARMER, Of Capt. Carriers Com
pany, sd Reg Va. Vols. Said Palmer was dis
charged from Of the hospitals in this city the
18th Of this month. Amy Information will he
thankfully receised by his brother Ut No. Colun
h;EN Hotal 10 Il
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RKW YARD
Runaway, from the American Hotel, on Mon
day. the 9Th inst my negro boy WILLIAM, who
calls himself William May. Said boy Is about 20
years old; Eve feet ten inches in height; Of bright
gingerbread color; very pleasant address, and neat
appearance He was raised on the estate Of the
late VIM. G. Overton, OF Hanover and may be en-.
desvoring to escape to the enemy In that vicinity.
will give the above reward for his sppre hensiOn
md deli ery 10 me In Petersburg S75 ii delivered
TO Messrs. J. L. Darlington Co., American Hotel.
Richmond. Va
je 256t EDMUND @. JAMES.
~ Wing, Examiner and Enquirer copy three
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UTANTED-A situation Us TEACHER in a
w school private family. by graduate of
Hampden Sidney who has two years experience in
teaching is now a student Of Union Theo semi
nary and prisoner parole. References given VI
required Address stating terms,
D. COMFORT
je 1906 Charlotte Z. H., Va.
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NTANTED-Information of GERARD SAND
w FORD, of the 9Th Virginia cavalry, who
last seen by his friends In hospital ct Ashland
Any nfrmation OF said Sanford will be thankfully
received 9. this Office.
lie 4-.h~ IL ! MONTGOMERY
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4 tARD.-I have calls every day for small Bibles
Z or Testanents, and there are hone to be had.
Almost every household has ZONE to spare, hna
would ask that they be collected ny and sent to my
sso and they shall be faithfully distributed the
soldiers who seeking copies
w, HARdRAVE WHITE,
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TNHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The above
reward will be given for the apprehension and
delivery to me at the camp of the 18th Va Regt,
near New Bridge Church Henrico county, IF FRAN
COILS KLEIN a member Of my company. Said
Fraocois Klein IL about 30 years old. feet or 10
inches high, light auburn hair, blue eyes, and a
l'renchman by birth. lie was mustered into my
company al a substitute on the 18th OF June, and
deserted on the same day, J. d. WAID,
lie 23-4t* Capt. Co. ], 18th Va. ReSt.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF MARSHALL
i BULLARD, Co. D. 3e,h Reg. n. G. s. r.. new
sick in this city. either in u. hospital Or private
house. A letter addressed to his father. ut Mrs.
Barnss boarding house on Grace street between
Sth and sth, will be gratefully received.
je 2,l-2t~ THOMAS BULLARD
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CASTLE GOODWIN,
Richmond, June q, 1862
ID OBERT JOHNSON, q dsnerter from company
III, C, ID Louisiana regiment, has been arrested
and placed In this prison for safe keeping. His
officer in command win call and attend to has case
By order. G.. w. ALEXANDER,
ia Q4=.t eAss'f Provost Usrahal e. Uia
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1QtiN G.. BACON.--It il Understood that JOHN
81 G. BACON was amongst the wounded In the
he is ANY person who can give Information about
him Will confer favor by communicating 1t at this
Office. je 23-3t-
INF ORMATION wanted Of 8. D. BUTLER, com.
i pany A. l4th Virginia regiment. wounded on
Sunday, June lst, and brought to this city. note
addressed TO me al the Dispatch Office, stating his
present whereabouts, will be thankfully received.
lie 23~-St w. r. BUTLER.
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TNIPTEEN DOLLARS REWARD--Stoena bOnt
i . o'clock last night, the Gath inst, from post
on Bank street, near the War Tax office, light
Ave years old of medium size with four white feet
and blazed face; his shoulders slightly chafed by
collar, and his back slightly CALLED will give the
above reward to any person who Will deliver him to
me, or 70 s. +. HAYWOOD, Esq., at the York River
Railroad Depot, or who will give me information
80 that may be able to recover him
lie 25--9t* WIN. MARTINI.
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nERSONAL-A D. JONES. of Davidson coun.
ty, n. G., is at the American Hotel in this city
Sick came here in search of a sick soldier and son.
G. =. JONES, snppose,ttb be some private resi-.
dence in the city. Any informaioh concerning him
will be thankfully received. A. q. JONES,
ie
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
be paid for the return of an Oil Painting PIC
TURE, stolen from No. 81 Main street, one day last
week, and said to have been offered for sale by a
servant. The picture is the representation OF fe'
male holding on her hand pet brl
4. cS-:f* J. W BANKS.
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nEsERTERS.-The following named members
Of my company are hereby considered absent
without leave and q reward Of $50 will be paid for
their apprehension and delivery to me at these
headquarters, to wit: JOSEPH O. BUTLER,
SAMUEL H. PHILLIPS, HENRY J. BELCHER,
WIN. CLARKE, and WIN. II. HURLEY.
Said Clarke and Hurley were q few days since
received as substitutes, and said to be from Mary
land. THOS E. BURFOOT,
Capt Co. A, ID Bait Va Vols,
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IMPORTATION WANTED of JOHN H. DEA-
i TON, company A, 18th Regiment Virginia Vol
unreeis. wso WAS sent sick to some hospital in this
ei.T about three days since. Anyiniormaiinu where
lie be found vii; he thankfully received by his
mother, if left ri this Office
L. c. DEAToN.
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NYANTED-I Information of the whereabouts Of
w prvates F. J. MCDUFFEE, L. L. PELLE.
TIER, snd W. H. HICKS. If they do not report TO
me by the LIST July. either in person Or by letter. if
sick, they will be published as deserters
THOS. f. POWE JR.,
je 2i-6t- Capt. Co. C, eth Reg't s. C. "
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curing coughs, colds, Group, whoopiua
cough, and all diseases Of the chest and
lungs. We wish TO have every family
IN Vermont try a bottle, and if noJ per
fectly satisfied the money will be return
ed How easy it is TO cure a common
cold if taken in season, bat if neglected
death, death is sure to follow. Mothers,
do you love your little ones; then has
ten and get a bo,le of Downs Elixir,
aud cure that child. Group. Group has
carried off thousands of dear little iauo-
cents, when one bottle OF Elixir, well
shaken, and taken according 10 directions
would have saved life. Try it,
Read the following certificates from
sur well known and popular physician,
Horace Fales, NJ D., and the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, ex-member Of Congress, and
our worthy citizen, Geo. II. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07
INrANrIE.E CONyULsLONs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tor
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie. and overcome INTANrILE CoNyUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily reme-
died, end in death.
Ii is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all eases Of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether 1t
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty cents
q bottle.
This is the season Of the year to use
Mrs, Wiaslows Soothing Syrup.