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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
FROM THE RApPAHAEN0cK

From the position Of Affairs the Eappahan,
mex he Impression prevails that active operations
;1ao; be long delayed. For several days past the
epenv have been making such disposition of his
.y-,-. Is 70 induce the belief tina, advance Is
sa,ly coutenp plated Passengers by the Central
r.s las, evening represent that the main army Of
psPe has moved up from Calpeper into Madison
AID tia, considerable infantry force had been
! advanced in southwcsierly direction as far as
sjaaa:dsvi,e, in Greene county. This point ia on
tbs lad Leading into the Valley through Swift Run
eao and only few miles from the foot of the Blue
Ridge
lie deprsda;ions committed by Pcpe's army in
cUlPeper aIe without parallel even liz this war Of
uahsald If atrocities. The Infamous order Of lie
Yankee Commandment of that Department has been
PIT INTO practical operation and. az a result large
MEMBERS Of horses, cattle, sheep. and hogs, &c,
hav. been stolen from their rightful owners and
,hs Sock whe at corn, aud other necessaIies of
life constituting lie sustenance Of the people, have
been sppro pria.ed to the use Of the invaders La
some Instances families have been left upon the
verge Of starvation, Acts OF tie most infamous
character enacted upon the negro women of the
tou-y reported In the presence Of white
iad=s and in some instances deeds Of violence
have been perpeneted upon respectable ladies'
themselves. Citizens are daily arrested and sent
Of TO Washington, there TO be iceercerated
Among others the Rev. John Cole. AN aged minis
ter Of the Episcopal Church, was arrested on Sun
DAY last a1d taken from his pulpit, for praying
for tie Coniederacy. They stole from Capt. John
Taylor, officer in the Confederate army twenty
eight negroes, burnt his house and ail tbs cut
buildings, carried of his stock and everything else
OF value, and desola;ed his entire farm. Que Of the
, finest in the county.
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4" FORT DARLING -

1t is well known that the Yankees. in all their
alnsioDs to our batteries at Drewrys Bluff. have
applied to them the name For: Darling" end
some Indignation hes been manifested at their es-
sumption Of the right 10 christen locality which
The South has made formidable. 1t Is not however,
original with them, fer that portion OK the shore Of
James River will be found designated on some of
the old maps "Darliuss Point" from which
they borrowed the idea; but the name should be
forever ignored in the Confederate States. because
it was fshed up by The Yankees from The depths
Of the almost obliv;ous past, and because Port
p-ewry." the term given it by those who calamity
rePuised the eneDys best gunboats. Is not Only
proper compliment 10 one Of commanders.
but ia every respect spplieabe 20 the locality.
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b. GODDIN 4 APPERSON, lsefe


UERY BEAUTIFUL AID DHSIRADLq
y FARM, OF 270 ACRES, on SOUTH GID4
OF THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, NEAR TO
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD fOU4
MILES SOUTHEAST OF RICHMOND, HO8
SALE AT AUCTION--At tho request II Pstse
w. Grubbs, ESQ, we shall soil at public auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 3lSt July.
1861, at 4 o'clock, r. n, his farm called OAR
LAND" located ~ above. The tract contains 9sO
acres; of which about half are open land. and tha
balance in original and secondary growth. Th0
cleared land has been lined, and 70 now In very
high state of Improvement and mostly Ut N
Clover and herdsgrass The place can easily - D.
vided into three tracts, with plenty Of wood V
EACH so as to give to tho dwelling 100 acres TIE
dwelling Is an excellent one, In good order, ~,
Gently painted and Ii surrounded by grow a
handsome oak trees, and Ii beautifully sltua1o4
The servants houses are In good order but neasi1
all the farm buildings have been destroyed By or
army, There are on the tract some very 0ne Uoa-
dow land, watered by Glllie's creek. II II ooly
necessary 10 view the land 10 zee the improvement
which has been made to II within the last thxUs ~
four years.
TERMs--One fourth, cash balsncsia toOos, two,
and three years. Tor all cash, at the option At The
Ealf. yearly, secured by trust decd. Nr. 0rabbs
will whit the place daily till day Of sale, and M
take pleasure In showing II to those who may caal
on him. GOppIN t. APP1RSON,
iva Auctioneogv.
r. S-Thare ID on the sbeve farm . nns youmg
orchard Of shout coo trees.
POSTPOHEMBNT.--In consequence Of the rain
yesterday, the fore going sale IL unavoidably POST.
roned until SATURDAY afternoon, ID August
1902 at the same hour.
aul GoDDIN a. APPERsoN. Ancts
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LIEUT.. GRIgNpTr.

l, " gallant Confederate officer no,x . n,,.on..
Nv Yar, mot ron OF Moses 0rinneli, Of
tayi b, Of !" Ne inadvertently stated the other
=. aon. ., "'.y 'finaeii, who. we learn, posses.
Issr, ea."'u 'ah@'ieas traits Of bis brother. M
l.diuoO n Was ths projsctor Of the Arctic or !.
Isan g, d. son. tbs Lieutenant, was for sous
lAsrriss - .' mead Of house in London, whore -
n ssx 0r.ssa. 'n .a'y' and sabseqaeaiiy removed
u u Ii. ss~- Ne was among the earliest 10 On.
Nv. - " We ssara. aad has pyvysd IL
r. ssssaI saSsuakt 49,
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ADVENTURES OF AN ESCAPED PRISONER


JOS. Cox, who arrived in this city from For: Del.
aware, Tuesday, was captured white on scout
In the vicinity of Front Royal, on the 18th day Of
May, after having his horse sho. under him, and
was sent from there to the old Capitol prison in
Washington city. Hare no remained until the 4th
day Of Jnly, when he was transferred to Fort Del
aware, from whence he escaped nboat a week af.
ter. In his escape, be was accompanied by Mr. J.
A. Too'e, Of the 9th Virginia cavalry. The nrst
point reached by them after making land was
Georgetown, Delaware. They passed through sew.
eral other towns In the same State, but cautiously
refrainsd from making known their situstions.
When they arrived IN Kent county, Maryland, they
disclosed the fact that they refugees from Fort
Delaware, and found plenty of friends aud sympa-
thiZers
Mr.. Cox says that on the night of the ID of July
the Secessioniss Of Middletown, Del, hosted a
Confederate flag pole which had been erected
by the Unonists, and that early on the morning Of
the 18th the "Stsrs and Bars were saluted with
Government. when they discovered their mistake
they were enraged that they Immediately hauled
down the flag and tore it into shreds and vigor-
onsiy applied themselves to washing the pole with
soap and water to cleanse it from the pollutng ef
fects of the Confederate banner
prisoners Rt Fort Delaware when be left, and that
they were very uncomfortably situated, with
scarcely food enough to sustain life.
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FUTURE DAYA
By JAMES H. TAYLOR, AsseSossW,
iCharlest0n, e G.

MARCO sALE.-On TUESDAY the Nh August,
~ at 10 O'Clock, IN my Sales-roon, Isl Meeting
street opposite North Market street, CnaIisstoa.
-, Just arrived from abroad, consisting Of
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or GOODS. 1lsessA
In England aud France especially for this narkst
and in part are as follows:
DRY 0OODs
80 cases fancy and plain DREeS PRINTS,
bales Indigo Twiik
10 bales blue Twiled Dennas,
10 cases Pine Cambria Shirtings
20 cases and bales L0ngcloths,
10 cases Regattas,
bales Fancy Calicoss,
Cases Crinoline,
Gases Spool Cotton.
Cases Bone and Metal DuNens,
Cases Gold Buttons,
bales Jaconet Cambriss.
Bales Heavy Tickiass.
Bales Fancy Tw-eds
cases Reels,
cases Piow-Caso Cotton,
Cases Cotton Cambries,
Cases Handkerchief,
cases best Needles,
Cases Linen Thread,
Cases Shoe Thread
10 cases Cotton Shirts,
Gases Linen Shirts,
cases Fronts and Co!l&s,
cases Pantaloons,
cases Jackets Grass Oeth, &C.,
GROCERIBA
loo bags Black Pepper,
bags Tapioca.
) boxes Sage.
% bags Pmento.
Bales Cinnamon,
Cases Nutniegs. -
Cases Vegetables,
Cases Copaiva CaPsules
Cases Assorted Drugs,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
10 casks Putty.
ALSO, 4a
5easks Wood sersws. Tlsaes svtAee ~
ing Pans,
Gases Of Brushss
Casks OF Maths,
10 cases Hatchcts,
10 Casks Axes,
20 bundles 6hovels.
Lanterns, Ship Lanterns
Coffee Mills. Curry Combs,
Sundry HardWaxs
AND fS 81
Cases Calf Skins and other LooGhes,
Cases Blucher Boots, - ~
| Cases Assoried Shoss-LAdiss', dsu1ls.
/ mems, and Chilarens,
!, BALES Cotton 0irthA
OoxpITIOEs-Csah. sa1-A
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Movements In the West.

TurELo, July 29.-The enemy made demon
stration on our front to day with cavalry force
1t il supposed that the movement male ith
the intention Of destroying the railroad track al
some point above. Il CO. the movement has been
anticipated and he designs Of tbs Yankees frusTa
ted. Our forces extend north Of Gintowr.
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Jackson, July a9~Persons from the opposite
side of the river report GEO new Yankee gravea--
The Tederals had carried oft 1900 slaves. They
haze oceupied Madsonylle. La
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AUGTIDS Males,
FUTURE D.ffS.
By jas. ~ T4YLoR $ SON. As.e,leasers

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING.
"A On 24TH STREET, UNION HILL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION We will Sell upon the pre-
misses, Gu FRIDAY, the .th day of August cou,-
nepcing at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, a very desirable brick
dwelling, on Gath street Union Hill, and nearly OPP
posite to Leigh Street Baptist Church II contains
four excellent rooms together with tie usual out
buildings, is nearly new and in good order and par
tieuI;riy adapted for small sized family
TERAs-One-third cash; the balance al G aud 12
months, for negotiable notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
au2 JAS Ii. TAYLOR & son. Auc.s
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EueJl's Movements.

CHATTANOOGA, July s2-Buelis forces are
marching up tha Sequatchee Valley, towards Pike
vile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
By E. B. COOK. Asessoner,

"oRSES. BUGGIEs. AND cows At AUG
i'll TI0N--On SATURDAY, the ID INST, ct 10
o'clock, will sell on Council Chamber Hill--
A number Of superior Saddle and Harness AM.
MAILS: IS
Two second hand BUGGIES and Harness:
Eight excellent MICH cows, with young
Calves;
Fcu1 young, well broke MULES.
au1 II. B. COOK, Auet.
ITIGH 0OESTABLE'6 6ALE-WHl Be soN
Ill on SATURDAY, 9th day Of August, 1862.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, on the premises,
all the MACHINERY contained In the shop ON 9Oth
street, between Main and Franklin streets, occupied
by J. e. T. Hancock 4 CO., consisting Of Saws.
Drill Machines Cutting do, Planning do, Black.
smiths Forge, Bellows, and Tools- Anvils. Vices.
Lsthes. &c, usually found In well-coDdueted
shops Of that kind Also, one stationary STEAM
ENGINE and appnrtsnancss, a. well a. lot Of
BAR IRON, to satisfy Distress warrant In favor
Of John Enders against J. 4 T. Hancock 4 Go.
" 3l-<d GEO. A. FRHRNAH. 3. @. Q. ;.
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b. THOS. ". KEESEE, 1dactioacer.
lOfiice corner 18th and Gary sts |

CTOCk OF BOOK BINDERS TOOLS, SHOW
~ CASES. PICTURES, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNlTURE, &c.--Will be sold on
TUESDAY morning, August 5th, commencing at
10 O'clock, at No l96 Broad street, between 9Th
and 9Th at the store OF John II. Steeier, Esq, all
of his stock of BIHDERT TOOLS, FURNITURE,
60, consisting in part Of Sofas, BedStegds, Ward
robes, Tables, Chairs, Bureau. Washstands, Cook.
ing Stove, SC. TEOS. w. KEESEE,
au Auct.oueer.
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By Z. B. COOK, Auc,;oaosr.

TLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &c. AT AUG.
J TION.-On MONDAY. Attn inst, al 10 o'clock
will sell at my store large and welassorted
invoice of fresh aud sessonabio COATS PANTS,
and VESTS.
---AISo,-
An invoice of desirable DRY GOODS. and lot
Of FURNISHING GOODS. The attention Of the
trade Is requested.
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
au 2--2t Z. II. COOK, Aucr.
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A LBEMARLE PLANTATION FOR SALA--
n oder fer sale my FARM lying in the county
Of Albenarle, y miles from Charlottesville, on the
Ecottsville road. called "Woodiavn," containing
about 730 acres, oue-ha!f Of which il cleared and
The greater part in high state Of cultivation. the
balance iu original growth Of wood. On the plan
teton is fine large brick house, with all neeessa.
~ out houses, good spring OF water. large apple
orchard, aAd q. cry other sppendage necessary for
tbs comfort and convenience Of large family ~
The location Is remarkably healthy, and in hrst-
rate neighborhood. aud has other advantages IN
uessary to cnumnrats. Any person wishing 70 80
the place will find my overseer. Mr. A. Wingfeld
on the preinises who will take pleasure in showing
them around For terms. which !. III be REASONS
HE snnlv 10 A. R0DEKER,
Nv ~ .2m No. 10, Main st., Richmond. Va
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b. R. CAUTHORN, Aucsioaeer

ON MONDAY, 4th bust, at 10 O'clock, at my
store. will sell al auction 500 pieces of Ba-
con Hams, Sides, and Shoulders 10 barrels Flour,
Rice, country Soap, Sc
BEANS and PEAS.-Aso. IL bags Beans 80 bags
Peas. iau y CAUTHUKN, Auct.
TXECUTOR'S SALE or VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE.--W;u be sold on the premises at
public auction, on THURSDAY, the Nth day OF
August at IL o'clock A. 81, (if fair if not, on the
first fa;. day thereafter the tract Of LAM belong
ing TO the estate OF VIM &. Harris, decd, in the
upper end of Henrico, about 10 miles above Rich
mond The tract contains 42G acres embracing
about Is acres OF very valuable fiat land on Deep
Run creek by which it is bounded on one side, and
a gu efficiency of ia timber ana fire wood for the
use of the farm. The improvements consist Of q
large and convenient Dwelling House, and Tic usea!
out.buiid;ngs The sale Of this valuable property
affords an excellent opportunity for an Investment
in real estate, SO desirable at this time. The pur-
chaser viii have the privilege of sowing crop OF
wheat in tue fall. Full possession OF the premises
will be given at the end of the year.
E TEKMs--Onethrd of tbs amount oi purchase
money will. be required IL cash, the balance in two
: equal payments OF enc and two years, secured by
deed OF trust on the land.
Persons wishing to view the land are Invited TO
call on the subscriber, residing adjoining
farm. B. COATES Executor
au 2-dtdcwlt4 Of Vim. T.. Harris deed.
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BeicEer mrs Il III
Eutler mrs " Z
Black mrs Julia
Burke mrs Ann
Bush mrs S D
Beck with Inrs A q
Burlington mrs u J
Burk miss Mary
! Rurch miss X
Brummei mrs II r
| Cnbbii,s mrs jane
Chopper mrs ! il:
Cox mrs Nj X
| Counoyen mrs n 8
Congden mrs A q
Covington nus Capt
Cornell mrs Martha
Coher mrs S V
| CHARTERS mrs s p
| Christian mrs Jane
, Chgiiir mrs s A
! Childrey mrs N A
| Garrett mrs Nancy
! Darlington mrs Col n !
Cummings miss kmna
! Cory miss klvira
! Cushaw miss Emily
| Cru,mp miss NJ J
| Crawiey miss NJ E )
! Crowder miss V
Corret, miss Fannie
! Cornett miss Jennie
| Cooper miss Ann
! Conway miss Alice
| Cooper miss ' NJ
! Cooper miss Kate
| Collins miss Kate
! Clinton miss A
Christian miss K J
| Childress miss Ann I
Casaft miss Frances
Cavedo miss
Carmel mrs
Urenshaw Mary Jane
Duke mrs 81 A E
Dunn mrs Nj r
Dudley mrs j 4
! puval mrs G .
Duke mrs 7 Y
| Dunn mrs ii
| benson mrs 3
benson mrs B y
Ddbney mrs q ii
Davis mrs Ii ]
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Davis mrs
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Evell mrs II
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English his S =
Elicit HIS IL 4
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Franklin Elrs d A
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Fisher mrs J
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Foster mrs q
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Farley mrs J 9
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Finegan miss Kate
Fields miss Ii
Fitzgerald miss Janet
Fountain miss NJ h
Fisher miss A X
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Facklen miss Mary
Farley miss S
Face miss u
Finn miss Mary
Goolsby mrs ii
Goode mrs Julia A
Goode mrs s L
Godsey mrs Cath
Goode mrs NJ S
Gibson mrs Pattie
Grubbs mrs J A
Graves miss Anna
Gregory miss Bette
Green mrs NJ
House mrs Kate
Holden nrs Is =
Holloway mrs J N
Hogan mrs kebecca
Holland mrs 3 ii
Hill mrs Eiiz
Hicks mrs VIM
Heath mrs Jas E
BEAD mrs Lucinda
Hatcher mrs s n
Haywood mrs Col Z 6
HUdgins mrs G II
Hudgins mrs II
Haines mrs ii s
Humble mrs Levi
Hughes mrs
Harris mrs Martha
Harris mrs p T
Harnead Ears 81 s
Harrison mrs J.W
Hill miss Cath
Holloway miss Lucind'
Iiiiman miss Sarah
Hill miss Sallie 4
Heath miss Va
Eaton miss Annie
Hoy miss Bette
Hailcck miss julia
irby miss N z
Jones mrs Henry
Jordan mrs jess
Jordan mrs 4 + :,
Jones mrs Sallie
Johnson mis- JAMS
Johnston mrs j.
Jenkius nrS l. A
Jones miss Y Z
jones miss G
Jones miss II
Jones miss NJ A N
Jones miss K A
johnson miss Mary
johnson miss s :
johnson miss Nora
johnson inisa Z b
James miss J J
Jackson miss Z T
Jeter miss B =
James miss n ].
Keeper mrs ID J
keer mrs IL J
Kimbrough mrs sarah
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T1y0BAUcO. 6Y0AR. &c In gtots sna Tor sale.
TilHACCO. HU0AR. KAcQN, AA1Us AlIs
g: .sis .9s.' s ssrss / 1s i.
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

TUFELo July 30-Tbree Yankee captains and
Ave lisutenan:s captured at CORTLAND, arrived here
tonight, Gen. Armstrong; official report states
that on the 18th he attacked the enemy AT Court,
land on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad took
l33 prisoners Including eight commissioned officers.
The non-eommiss;oned officers and men were pa
! rolled.
The enemys loss was three killed and wounded.
Ours was less. lie also captured twelve wagons
with horses attached and equipments, a large num-
Der Of arms, the camp and garrison equipage of
four companies, and quantity of supplies includ-
ing 500 bushels Of corn in sacks The depot tele-
graph line, bridge and res.lc work, were destroyed
Gen. Armstrong defeated ths enemy at Town
Creek the same day, taking fourteen prisoners
Rosecranss division ia 1T Tuscumbia.
GRENADA, July ~. Our guerrillas have re.occu,
pied Brownsville. Tenn and burned 3. te0 bales Il
cotton purchased by Yankees.
GRENADA, July 30-Passengers from Memphis
report that our guergil!as have burnt several Fede
raj transports the Tennessee river, near East
moi
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4 NY information as 70 the whereabouts of Pri
"A vate Jos. J. YEATES, of Co K, 3rd Regt
Ala. Volunteers. who wounded on Friday,
June 9th, will be thankfully received by address
ing Capt. JNO Z. HoYT,
Co. X. Sd Reg't Ala. Vols, Richpond
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Mallory mrs Ann G
Marroney mrs G J
Marks mrs
Martin mrs Ann 7
Martin nrs Ellen
Mayre mrs NJ ,
Mathews mrs Della
Miller mrs ! Il
Moody raFs W A
Moody mrs N D
Morse mrs J P
Moran mrs Nancy
Hosby HIS 4 NJ
Morgan mrs u
Meyup uirs II
Mcdonald miss Kate
NcNevin mrs Mary
Mctitiany mrs j w
Mccarthy nrs Mary
NcPheaison mr-s B Il
McGhee mrs Sally
McGOwan mrs II
NewSoli Slrs Il X
Newton mrs Chas A
Newell mrs N AZ
Newman mrs Sarah z
Melton mrs Alice
Noonley mrs l. 3
Newton miss ii N
holland miss NJ
Noys miss Emma
0tey miss Mary A
. Dryer miss K o
ORourke mrs Nancy
Paleske mrs CT
Paine Bette (col'd)
PelmeteT mrs Eiiz
Pellet mrs Susannah
Priddy mrs Mary n
Poindexter mrs LIP
Pool mrs Mary j g
Pollard nrs EB
Perkins mrs G II
Pendleton mrs S Il
Purdie mrs Alkaline
Pelier miss
Purycar miss w A
Poindexter miSs II A
Perkins miss NJ q
Perkins miss Mary A
QUAD Miss B A
Read miss ELI
Robinson miss s J
Riley mrs Ann
Royal mrs El;z
Roy mrs e W ,
Robinson mrs Nj
Rosse mrs Lucy G
Richmond mrs Amelia
Rains mrs Y
Raiston mrs = "
Smith miss Agnes
Snow missEmily
Southall mrs L II
Southall miss Nary
Spence mrs l.
Staples mrs l. D
Stratton Mis- Mary
Starke miss Ruth
smoot nos N P
Slater MIS- . f
Slater nrs S II
Shelton ars S T.
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Shelton misa BIZ
Sharp mrs Marion
Sears miss C. 4 2
sempba miss Lucy 5
Sheppard mrs E f
Shell mrs Geraldine
Shaston mrs r w
Sanders Mary
sapp mrs L NJ
scott mrs Anne
Seruggs MISC Mary
Shields mrs NJ
Shelton miss Bette
Sharp mrs w Z
Tally mrs
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Taliaferro miss &c
Taylor mrs MF
Taylor niss NJ L
Taylor miss Pauline
Thompson mrs 9 q
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Thomas mrs j II
Thompson miss s A
Tillsou mrs Harriet
Thompson mrs III II
Tobin mrs Alice
Tot'y miss Mary A
Turnkey mrs Ara G
Trigg mrs l. II !
Turner mra II $
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Trevallen mrs II p
Tyrse miss Emma
Trewaller Harriet ? :
Taylor miss Va
Tucker miss Z Va
Walker mrs Sally
Waider mrs d II
Walker mrs Ada
Walker mrs Susan
Waddill mrs S D
Word mrs NJ
Ware mrs n r
Ward mrs S l.
West mrs . K
HeemS mrs e. II
White mrs Capt j B :
" hitley mrs 81
White mrs J j
Woodward mrs l. 4
Worsham mrs w J
Worlor mrs Mary
Wooster mrs Jno
Wood mrs VIM 5
Winghe!d mrs II G
Wise mrs f
Winn mrs III IL
Williams mrs A w
Wilson mrs Or II z
Willis mrs Jane G
Williams mrs Ms
Wilson mrs Alice
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Waller miss NJ n
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Waid miss 4
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West miss III L
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Whitwortn miss S s
Wheeler miss N &
Williamson miss q r
Williams miss N
Woody mhs Fannie
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Wingfeli miss N X
Winsheld miss I'tta
Williams miss II 8
Williams miss L +
Yaibrougb ms A
Marlborough mrs VIM
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Brilliant Guerrilla Da,.,e.

TUrELo, July 3Q.-Information reoe ived at
Headquarters states that Col. Armstrong, com
mand;Eg the cavalry Of the army Of the West, has
taken Courtland, Ala, capturing one hundred and
fifty more prisoners and six cars. Our loss was
two killed and eight wounded. Tie citaeus OF
CORTLAND were frantic with joy. We have relia-
bic Information that Is, coo Federals during last
week passed Tuscumbis eastward, destined for
Chattanooga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
b. ILRxINpER MOTT, Isaslsser.

BACON, SMOKING TOBACCO. &a-wm -
ID sold at auction, THIS MORNING, p4 lOodA,
LOO lbs. Bacon Hams; l,O00ibs. Smoking Tobaooo;
eu9 ALEX, MOTT. Ara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
d. richard C1UTFORT. ~

FISHIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, Ct the LoS On CuuDG1f
i Chamber Hill, will sell ct auction oas spslhe
Wagon, Horse, and Harness. ono Goal Cart oo0
Mule, and two good work Horses Also, . ians Osw
and Calf
ana r. cAUTHORN, Asss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02

AFFAIRS IN THE vALLEY--CAvALRr Ex4
pLoiTs--THE ENEaiF vISIr ROCKINGHAM
About the eSsh y July party Of eighteen mon
belonging 70 Col Hafmans cavalry regiment. ar.
der Iaeut Morrow. made dssh rpcn the enemy Al
N!nsveh, Warren ecuniy, Va. and captured eish.
tecn Fsisesers. forty hcrscs, and fourteen wagons
with a large quantity Of storea Ten If the wagons
were destroyed FOR want Of men TO bring them of.
Some important dispatches were also captured. ---
There were over twenty Federal horsemen with
the train when II was attacked but they took 10
flight after a brief resistance.
On the night Of The aoth slt, = company Of the
18th Virginia cavalry undyr Capt oFefraH en-
tered the town Of Luray, Page county, In the hope
Of finding body Of the enemy. who had been com.
uniting variocs derredaiions upon the property Of
the estzens The Yankees, however. had taken
their departure hut u short time before The Con.
faaeretes wwe welcomed with great deuonstra
tioos Of joy. 4, Newtown, nesr Wigch.stcr. Can't.
oFerraifs company captured aud parolsd nu,nber
Of prisoners.
large fofce of Yankee cavalry crossed ehe Blue
Ridge from Madison ou;mty, on the e4ah ult, into
Rock ipgham, and arrested Dr. s. Jennings. Dr. 3.
p. q. Miller. Capt. Kite, Capt. Cov,ng.on, Geo. W.
Sanford, and Meredith Eishiing, residing near Con.
RAIDS store, They burned Mr. Nighting's barn and
dwelling house, alleging as reasen tia. Yankee
soldier had been shot and Killed near that place
Some OF the parties were subsequently released
bu. Mr.. n. was carried o u into captivity.