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SOLDIERS PAY.

To the Editor Of the Wig:
May erquire through your columns, Why II Is that
our sclers cannot bs rssu iiy paid In my own Res
ment, there are number OF msn vi families at home
with no means Of providing for them their cara
ings from the Government who have not been paid fer
months Should no. this evil be remediedY
Very resp. C fully, Az 0FTcEK
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JoHS B. CLARKE.
CoNyEnEEATI STAr. s. or AEERICA,
WAR DIFARTNENT
4 cEmclj, July lo.h, lst


WAR DIFAEryENT,
K chmclJ, July i6.h, 1862.
Hor JosS b. CLARKE, O. S Senate.
SrR | have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of The l. ms, sod 70 reply, that PArIRn
a,rgsrs are psr of the provisional army Of the Cor
dera,e s.a,cs subject 70 oil the Tegu tons adopted for
It's government. and entitled to the protection ~
prisoners OF war P4rzln Ringers ere il 10 respect
different from toOps Of the iue, except that they are
aot brisaded, and are employed Ofeuer on detached
service. They require s.rc'er discipline than Other
troops 10 make them tfi,i,n ard without discEliae
hsy become terror TO their friends and contemplate 10
the eyes of the enemy.
WIKI referonc, to your enquiry to the protection
whcA tie Government viii extend TO priEIse citizens
tlkCu in hostile scs against tue enemy 1t is not cay to
lay down general rule Var. az conducted by civil
iz,d nations is usually contest between the respective
governments OF tue begeEen's and private individuals
remaining quietly st home respected in their rights
OF psrson and property. Ia return for this privilege
they ere E2ecNd take 60 part il hesities unless
called on by their Government.
+, however, 10 violation ci this urga, private o'
;,zs Of Missouri should he oYpfe-sei Gud IN lIeaod BY
The pabii. enemy lhJy have uiqu,s !Ous5y right 10
sSs srms IL tLeis ogo Gofence, aud IT captured and
o1langd BY the egtuy aHdcr such circumstances, Ley
are eutict a. eits.us OF taS Confederate States to
See protection vh.el t54t Government rIJrd, and
molg Iae nsaa1fe5 70 Sbi.E !: nay be neediu to re-
tort, IS that oi tie .ey G iJ'...
I'VE shall iel,rs the n,cssi,y of retaliation as addiGg
gre tly the m,res OF The var without advancing Is
OBJECTS aud therefore, We shall set With grelt crcum
-e,ti1u ard only uDon r.gts clearly aEcrtaned bLl
II Is our Only mssus Of compelling the Ob5srvarce Of
the u5ages OF oi7i warfare, caapo! hesitate &c
resort 20 !! uhsD the proper line strives.
Yerv respectfully,
YouE o5td.ent seTYant
GEO. ". RASPoL7H,
Secretary OF War.
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500 REWARD.

ID ArAWAY no shsrvooi ute ale r'sdtn,s o. RoIe A.
Ia EEIon, tsd. Luae bIrg }, Va slnjsY
Il april 1864, n'gr0 nsuei AZ - ts- l. Aud
o. g. about re. 10 heI iIsn efb 90 OsA pslsin.
Cd desssl "a LT-b fIsd nIItY
ctt aai pants. Lace sloacl hat and UOos
ih= ain lie h uged his cloth ng
other sisyes from The OF e.
10 aTch lAs al arch Lbless his whJ
tAt cou,ty He arrested dyed 10 Jal gsI
Apl lst at BCgY company no soVt, vi
tso ether negro ~hir tue whit. ehargei
With sony all CoaHded 10 the Arch eGaAp,d
jail about tie ffss dsy'f VI y last
one LuHdreI doaI wiz paid b. for ths appreheh f.
II SAID lego 10 sne AL ~ thai get Liz Agan, be-
Edoi al esIo L. bic entR.es.
NY Sddrtss Non Intervention o. orenbu'g county v.
Iuiy q ct SANFORD J kAMEg.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
srotswooD House., richmond,
Ju.y Ia, 1882.

sro1swoOD House., RICHMOND,
Juy IL, 1851
Zen. Gsa-,s r. FGHio pi Secretary Of Var
sIs: respectful, d,sre 20 kloS from you, whether
the several Partisan Corps Of Ringers COW orgsniEsd O.
nat nav D. organ in tae several States OF the Con-
dercy are 70 be regarded part Of the Army Of tic
oriedsrscy and protected BY the Government IS suet
4ad Shethe- Il any Of said corps are captured in battle
o. Otherwise while IN the line Of their duty BY the enemy
hia vsrnueut will claim for them the same treNtmen
IS prisoners Of War which is eTlc;ed for prisoners
belonging 20 our Provisional Army Are not oil Corps
Of Partisan Ringers organ lsd by your authority, EN-
pAadca y part Of the Confederate Army and will the
rot be regarded and treated as sueh'
consder that it ia Nc! only ths right but hs d,''y q
every loyal CT Ien IA the Confederate sstes to re- s
~ al means in hs poser, even TO DEATH il neces
arv the ateup: OF the enemy in body, or siuEy, &c
invade bis dcncie or to capture bis person, that q
ajs wife, child, ward or seIvant to take frcm hin
agsrst his viii any Of hs property; and if in makiri
,uch resistance whether armed or rot cur citizens az
captured ~ such 81 invading enemy, have they not h
-iylt to demAcd TO BE- treated by the enemy othe
prisoners OF war and iii not this Government exert Al
is poser if necessary, the end that i5 citizens ~
saus protected and treatedE
Tbs isAvar saged against the sovereignty Of TIT
evera States Of toe Confd .racy, and Agaius: The lives
liberty, and property Of every citizen yielding aegi" Ct
= tie stas and Government OF their choice in Nhiei
ley reside such war has no parable! in the history
Jhri4riln nations.
respectfully request you to give me your opinions Of
The several points il this letter in form to be submitted
20 nv constituents, to eIlgaten them in regard to tn
extent Of their rights Aad powers IS vie"sd BY this Gov
eminent ard ho~ far their Government will proteC
them IL the exercise OF thCs3 rights which, to an INTEL
GENT freeman, are dsarer than life itself
Your early answer Is respectfully requested.
With great respect
IS uet.) JoHS b. CLAsNE'
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nVRn n.
CRITUAHV.

In srsburg 9th Il the 9th year Of his age, H.
EyERARD hbADt Ion Of julia L And tie late Hon. T. h.
Aaul
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LKrrIRs NJ FLAGS oP TKUcs " eve ban re-
qlesteu by the Idng this poet " s'stc
nat undsr circumstances, VII letter. intended 70 DO
into the cnemys lines by h,g Of truce be allowed
pAss II they exceed in length one page OF ofsnary
et.er paper. fhee letters all fret read h.re sod
then read by agent OF the Federal GoVerEn.nt
Fortress Monroe. There TOs some seven or eight
hundred letters at headquarters here awaiting ransaOs
t4tion. They will probably 60 in day two. Say,
for example, that they al ysraged three pages each,
there Noald be an aggtegAe Of Lwentyoae hundred
pages TO read and all the work Of man. whose time
10 ur-d to lis utmost It ia found b, physical
possibility 10 accomplish the work, aud, besides, Il Is
k own that the = ters authorities have pre- lied the
nits TO all letters forwarded b. sgs OF truce
Were the o. nf dera'es 10 grant perm for
enied epistosry correspondence the ot C. Of the wi.
ters would never be accomplished, they would be
Sctsd at Oil PGiut Au instance IA mentioned to U.s.
Shere ady wrote har husband iw,lVe p,ges. T5At let
to- has ched ite intended destination and
will for the given. Let all who write BY OF
truce bear ihees facts in mind, a. We hope that
contemporaries Of the pres throughout The Southern
ConfeGerscy, will give this notice, it's PURSUANCE,
place in their columns They will c. nfer favor many
Of their readers ny doing 80, aud those Hho rre
large amount Of unnecessary labor.-Pst. BIp.
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DAKRR'S PREMIUM BITrERs. ths bad kne.s
ID for DJspspsa for sale In FL quantities q MADE "a.
fEIf prss hE6ra iss hsla sHsst cor, sssSs 20 -
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: 20 REV ARD.

20 REWARD.
TIVE s7beber V pay so sicA for the Of the oowng
nsgr.s II uey Grreset md conf Jed Ia iAb,
80 II dc iye:ed o fan Ho-srdsSule, "a
WILLIAM Own s,ii fee chei IN gate scgi, Sh
tht bs,k We sf LANDED. l-T.S sbcl- zee
OF 10 iIcaes g. ds o'n sn esh "a m nj, HihsE
u cad NILS fe-s 10 nchsJ l.h, ty trigHE
IN ia, C. unite gnc quite s2dEh y, and stsmne-s ps' sp'
ID when cOuJsd Hi-ri u Il 0; Gs mig H. A,s
eEo&GE o. oKEs,
juiyf2-s Fors-ds''ls, A1tni lie elcntJ, Va
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Tex BsNILIDsssr OF VICKsBUAG--s PPEAsAScE 90
TIE Crr.-Tbe VickSburg Wing o. llIh instant, says,
The "terrace-bll'd city" which for more than two
months has Nthstcod the dsmGr d. the threas and hs
shells Ct the enemy, pre- sente O-Jsy desose, With
al sublime appearance. Our sreets which Of old
teemed with the tide OF business, nov echo The Iref
of the sentinel as he PAGES his weary ounds while
residences around which cluster eli hi eLdesrng ard
holy sentiments useparsbe from associations Of home
tisngntt and IN many inslaLcss destroyed
Had a simeon fresh from Upls grove blJWl 10 d.
sructye and poisonous blast over city. the II o.
could scarcely be app, than tha caused bs the
presence OF tho enemy IN cur immediate yici-i y The
horrors 0f such condition rendered cumulative by
the sporadic showers o. shot and Bh Il phcl are ia led
upon Us At morning, noon or miiu GIT, as sems best
10 comply with GceiT certain aGd errsic bguii.
tions. Ia the mids. OF Ill tIs sksburg, proud gal.
ant little Vck.bufg, fran the etprnal h Wricl
she repoSss gezss boldly and drR,nly her enemy
and With telling Of GeI aihle yet ia fable PRIDE
-he beho.ds two imIei &c d els, each VI wtcl
heretofore been n'rcb- now brought to bay, snj 10
able 10 cope with her, compelled Lot only TO keep
spfctfu tistaUce but, astounding Il NAV IN
ally forced 70 ojg channel tor the hssssissIpp
How humiiatpg to The United States, how more han
glorious 70 her. All honor to our brave generals and
| he hill city.
o. the damsge to our city VIC can give no estimate -
o. course is is dsrabIe. 10 luch shell exploding
lDs.ds house will 90 dinsge, I'D many hous have
been visited in this way. No buildings have been Dc.
| sroyed, and the city at distance pres Dis IN SOEted
appearance. Tnere have bstn cszu. Lies suce he
death Of Mrs. Gamble end llose cifziIs remsiug Ap
pear to have b,coma used to It," fss Csys since
oumbfr oil Transports, which Tor time have been
lying In the benz, moved up few miles A. he ssme
time TIC mortar et lying at Br.,y dropped down TO
the transports, wnere tney rov ere. tsIdey mosniI
t iCre Was . coGmUiSn among the mortar Il e. at the
quarantine, and somo Of the boa 8 d.tpped down. A
lttle later 10 the DAY favored ,nk ies bou
f hng from lie upper feet ccinG abSu. .hcS Gsual
dImsgs-s;rkng buildings spd pIGughcg Up tie directs.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
STRAW GOOD.

STRAW GOOD.
AN Ia receipt CT large Inv Ice Of Bs Stag o.
gentemsn youths an boys eghorn and BRAID haI ALo
Gle Palm Leaf Hats Of al wlol spcssd 70 seu a.
reAsonAb eIattG
JOHN THOMPSON.
iulyfS No /. B.lisrd BOs's.
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r RITTER AND CAP PAPRR.-A anal lot. ioF,ss
IL By DOVE = co. nrussists IslO
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To THE FlBLiC.

osT July 15h le9 ee toIte yse7"h shSr.s VI
Ini. sa'e ltock SO. 4t3J Ia d s-lenber, lso- Tbs
TUe are ioLed mott trade r sAd STOCK, 81. ME
Epg ueAiiea = have isIsLeseL
orGn;s Ccur House, jug 29--u
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S,o,k % hs-d, lsi $40, Of which 62 300 baieS
American. A, s,a, rom India 2o2 900 naCs.
Trade G! MGHcksstr.- Business Ee' pa limited
SEAL oairg to the excessive prices deusrded By pro-
ducers, which ere now from 2 93i per ID. on clio h
over lGs. We, k's fgu.ss.
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T,Oxr SPARKLING GELAIiEt and coopsfs refined shred
" Ingass, for Blanc Mango and table ises for sale
PgTGRsOs 4 Co, 1855 Main street dee
IAnAHY skhD.-A saAl lot res4 Canary sesd, lan q
hand, and for sale BY ". PErERs0s co., Drrsg1s,s
CARBONATE AMMONIA. (Hartshorn.l-To 10.
~ Caro- Ammonia 20 lDs III Peppernt Is Os 0hloroor
eslVad this Iay. for ssIs by D0sBk 90 nhST
CARPENIEh's ADZK.
MANUFACTURED By W. 4 d BUT0uLR, for sale By
WI OLARkcOs 4 co.,
oc7s No. Ice Main srssA
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Treatment of Prisoners

eioiiy concur Will! the Mobile .Nens in its s.ric.
'wes upon Tue oVers'rained eourtesy exhibited by
sons persons to prisoners passing through Southern
towns, which seems to US only less reprehensbe
than the vulgar rudcness to which our own prison
ers are ssbjected at the North 10 yes "eireles Of
citizens, with open mouths and cars sstherd rou,f
Stbtongued fellows IN the detested uniform, NJ Ia;
Con-the insignia Of their bloody business Of ,syo,
ger and subiugation deportag themselves with
positively dssereniial men as they drank In all the
mum which these Gagged hyenss Of the Nor,', cl,us.
70 pour Out for their ediheaten, MAS aortiyng aud
disgusting Prisoners ought not to be isulte or NAL.
ss.so' bus dignity and seifre.pect d. that the
os"en OF reserve and eoldness should 10. be over.
sspped 10 our department towards ,ae, who \, n,t
"'s s"ous " ~ Ordinary enemies, bat 10 aap,iys
s0a asoss and cauntry, and not oa,y 10 con
ger, but asszsds VI. w.
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W. AT I meeting of Company ~" (t'armville
O~S Guards) 18th Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
held June 18TH is62, of which Lieut.. T. A. BiantOn
was chairman, and John H. Pearson. secretary,
the t,nde ,ned. a committee appointed TO draft
suitable resolutions, commemorative of their late
brother and co,nrade Ia arms, Sergt A. NJ. HUGHES,
who fell AZ so,dicr should while bravely battling for
his country. al Williamsburg, on the 5th Of May,
presented the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
l. Eesoiccd, That we sincerely and deeply de-
plore the d,s,,ensation of Providence. by which we
are bcrcs; of loved aud gallant coprade while
we acknowledge that he was worthy thus to have
suffered mart rlom for his country sake
- Rcsoice6 That we, and all, tcn''er!y cherish
his memory as a friend and brother, and that he
still lives i'll our hearts.
B. Rssoiscd, That our deepest sympathy be ten
dered to his family and relatives, in this their rad
bereavement.
L. Rcsotrsd That these resolutions be forwarded
to the Richmond Dispatch and Christian Advocate
for publication.
Lieut.. w ]. MORRAsETT,l
Sergt 7. A. CLAIBOuRHk,
H. II. HORTON s,,m,,;,,.o
w II. PETTuS ~
l.. b. ANDERSON,
L. H. PAGE
IL .fl-lts
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Tie True Soldier

Bulwer finely portrays the spirit of the true sol
dier in that s'srh cid WARRIOR. Capt, Roland de Cax
ton. A. friend il oxpatiatinS 70 him the nfa
,nous system OF purchase, which sets up The high
est military honors for sale, they did il the
ReU:an Empire, and by which veteran, like de
Cozton. after tventy three years in the British ser
vice. continues only Captain half pay. ."Sir
replied the Captain, 'hoaor is the record of sol.
sber. What 10 care that a young iackanapes
buys his colo, elcy ny head Sir, he does not
buy from me he medal won at Waterloo He is
a rich man yrd am poor man; he is csleti-Colo-
n L. because he paid money for the aomc That
pleascs him well and good. 1t would not pleasc
me: / had rather remain q Captain, aud feel my
dignity not n my title but IN the services of my
Three and twenty years
Il should like" quoti, his friend, ito see your
Waterloo medal.
Sir" an swe:ed the Captain, ''it lies next to MY
heart while live. II shall be buried in my coffin
and shall rise with it, at the word of command
Dn the day Of the Grand Review" So saving the
Captain lsisurely unbuttoned his coat, and detach
ing from piece of striped ribbon as ugly spec
men Of the art o: the silversmith as ever rewarded
merit ut the expense OF tase. placed the medal on
the table Gentlemen" observed the Captain sit
il precisely because this round piece of silver has
40 value in the market that il is priceless for thus
il is only proof of desert Where would be the
sense of service if 1t could buy back my leg or if
could bargain it away for forty thousand a year
No. sirs, its value is this-tiat when wear it on
my breast men shall say that formal fellow is not
useless as he seems. He of those who
saved England and freed Europe And even when
conceal it here, and devoutly kissing the medal,
Uncle Roland restored it to its ribbon ard its rest
ing place. no eye it, its value is yet greater in
the thought that my country has not degraded the
old and true principles Of honor by paving the sol
der who fought for her, in the same coin as that
In which you pay your bootmakers bill No, Nc,
gentlemen. As courage was the first virtue that
honor called forth-the first virtue from which all
safety and civilization proeeed-so we do right to
keep that virtue at least clear and unsuli;ed
from all the money making, merceuary, pay ,ne.in-
cash denominations, which the vices, not the viz
tues. Of the civilization it has produced"
Sentiments worthy the true hero; worthy to be
worn in the heart Of the Southern soldier amid the
greed for speculation aud sell: aggrandzeinent which
deface with so many dark and ugly spots the sun oe
this heroic sentiments which should cheer and
inspire the noble de- Caxtons in our own ranks who
ask no other reward than TO their native land III
dependent, and no other distinction than tina, men
should say OF them hereafter He AS one of those
WHO saved and freed their country
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Movements .r the Enemy In Tennessee.

AUGUSTA, June ia special dispatch from
Chattanooga, dated 18th Instant. says: The enemy
are reported 10 be- marching back from fise'ilie to-
wards McMnnve. They are attempting to build
bridge over the month of Battle creek, to enable
them TO cross from Stephenson to Jasper by direct
route
Information from Buell. army represents that 1t
n marching East, SCOTS Louisiana cavalry reports
his advance at Tuseumba II is reported that great
dissatisfaction exists among the enemy's troops and
that they seek every opportunity to be made prs
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We havr resson for believing that we shall soon
be able to get an ample supply Of paper to enable
ms 10 print the DssaatcA on a whole instead Of
half sheet, "a 1t present. During our short supply
u paper, however, we win i~ue swhoic sheet once
. week, to enable us to publish the large amount OF
advertisements which wo ARE compelled TO leave
cat, In issuing half sheet We feel confident that
IN a week or two, 81 sarshes, we shall be no'e to
grin! the DispotsA ou a whole sheet.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

Retreat OF Gen. rope'a Arsny-Csnfederae
Cavalry 3Nrpriscd
MOBILE. June lT--The Ervsimg Fsrs says that
on the 18th Gen. Popc's division Of the Yankee
army was ia full retreat Tho rncn were scattered
In confusion. Our cavalry was after them.
letter says that Col. Hunter, Of an Alabama
cavalry regiment, with a detachment Of his men,
was surprised at Milton, near Pensacola, on Satur-
day, with the loss Of fifteen men aud several horses.
Causc-.treachery. The enemy occupied the town,
and ARE also extending operations inland FROM Pen
Nacala
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11InIl.

On the morning Of the 10Th June, At , o'clock A.
NJ, Ak9LlA, wife cf II. Witte
lfor funeral will take place from the German Lu-
thersn Church, On 9Th street, this (fridsY) morn
Ing ut O'Clock.
In this city, June 18th, SUSAN q. QuARLEs,
aged q years, consort Of T. w. Jno Quarics, leav-
ing three little children and devoted husband to
mourn their loss She died as she had lived, pions
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=" 0RsES. MULES. Tor BUGGY AND Ran.
I'LL NESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-wNh
sold SATURDAY MORNING, list June con,
inencng at 10 O'Clock. at the Horse Auction Lo. .,
Council Chamber Hill 81,
very lin. Family HORSE g years old. wasr~.
Ell sound In every respect.
2 bay HeRgEs
hBs young MULES.
Top BUGGY and HARNESS
Spring WAGON and HARNESS
Several Work aud Harness HORSES -
jr ID TIlOS w. KEESEE Ane,y
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w. MASONIC NOTICE.-The members of La
U.s. faye;te Royal Arch Chapter, No 49, are re-
auested 10 attend IL stated convocaton of their
Chapter in The Masonic Hall, on THIS (FRIDAY)
EVENING, AT : O'Clock. Election of officers
Members of sister Chapters, aud transient com
pauions in good standing, respectfully in'it TO
attend
b. order of the NJ. Z. II. L.
il, &i-lt% JAMES T. GOpDE Ssc'v
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1cSx TRegBIx WITH TseL..n r...-
sofrsspendsns u Phlsdelphla pspe, gov. ~. -.
rsfass' ofthe Inslish Government to Give M "a
Gap Euay e. Pierre, On the demand Of Tia r.,,ss
Sseses : eeseaed q The most !nssi,sss terms,
'snd faffAsFae1s fhet nsiaaa viii soon make a da.
Axn4 A'r ~ usea6Atfo0 Of tbs stsamer Bermuda
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T9NHIRTY nOfIApa ruw mr. - wsll -.
! the above reward Scr ~ sDpeehssssoa snd
dsilvery TO No, q the cassp Of he III south Caro-
iins reetme1t, neas Rici,uoSi ~ pa Tnff.K RYAN.
! insmber n any ocnp.ny. Said Pssrick Rysn i
about q years Of go; 8 feet o. 10 inches high;
fair skln} bine eyes sad eetuFn hair, a9A N ffbh-
man by birth. He was mustered Into my compsny,
~ substitdts, 90 me Iosn instant anl lsn q the
Maryland fe91msoI IN. HDRfA,
-. 80: -: :; - = :: 1s1S
3 "A TT6NISON, niCnMVNU Light oOAkD.-
IN MEMBER Of tah company VIVA report promptly
ut the Office Of Vim. Wallace Sons, on 18th. between
Main and Cary strcets Mt II O'clock 18TH JUNE, To
receive their pay and communication for ratot.s. Any
member failing to report promptly will have ~
wait until nsxt pay, jia August.
g. A. WALLACE.
je Al-Jt Captain Company.
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NOTICE- MAKYLANDEKS, FALb IN IL
IN leave for headquarters, at Stannton Tuesday
morning; am recruiting for the First Maryland
Line. aud my Office b over Brothtrtons store cor
r s,.,,ont h.nd bav, ro,v IN. hot chance offered
Tai, -. sp and helm to snatch your state from the
hands of The enemy JAS MULLEN, Lieut.
je colt. First Maryland Line
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8" PLEASE acw me 10 acknowledge the re
ceipr, through the hands of Mr. JOSEPH E.. Dill, of
80. 80, the proceeds of Fair held by young girls,
corner Of Clay ami Foushee streets for oo"nded sol
diCrs.' Respectfully, J. Is. WATKINS.
June 10. lS'i1. lie 20-ItV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20

- AUCTION NOTICE-Particular attention
is Requested the sale IF the balance Of stock
Of CHINA, EARTHENWARE, and GLASS, which
will be continued THIS MORNING, commencing
al 10 o'clock For further particulars see adver-
tisement GEO. J. SUMNER & CO.,
je colt Governor II.
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fUTURE DAYS.
BY REDWOOD r xEaCg ---,-

HORsES. MULES, CARTS, AND HkRx,s.
I'LL FOR SALE AT AUCTiOS-wflI h. ~
On On, , nrH , nH Ha.su; q ~ 's,ess Rs
ne-+: also, Sewers, Saddi. and Harness Hnss o.
aud MULES; six CARTS and HARNESS
REDWOOD & kEACE
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