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Gen .RNejl'S Forces.

KNox,uLE, July l5.--tien. Buells forces are
scattered all along the line from Huntsville t"
Stevenson and are said to number 10000, including
SDcavarv McCook s division 10000 strong Is
marching against Chat iauooga, with twenty five
pieces Of artillery and Buell's cavalry.
Gen Mitchell has CERTAINLY been sent to Wash
ington under arrest
Gen. Buell. is nd ~ command of all the Yankee
forces in Tennessee.
Col Jack Morgan surprise 800 Yankee cavalry
at Tompkinsville, Monroe 60 unity, Ky, "a few days
ago. He captured - and wounded -. He also
captured 40 horses and eight wagons, containing
guns and ammunition. Morgan had two wounded
none killed
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

KNOXVILLE, July l5.-on he 9th instant, at
Tompkinsyile. Monroe county. Kentucky, Colonel
Morgan's squadron surprised and routed the
Seventh Pennsylvania regiment killing thirty four,
wounding forty. and capturing thirty. Among the
prisoners is Major Thomas Jordan who WAS brought
here last night. Our loss is two slightly wounded.
The whole camp Of the enemy and all the stores
fell into the hands Of Morgan, incisding one hun
fed head OF horses aud mules, hundred rifles,
and large quantity Of ammunition and clothing.
II WIS not Capt. Lev llyn, Col. Morgans quar-
termaster. who WAS killed reported; but Captain
O'Brien, of the Texas Eaugers.
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Statemeu. from Released surgeons.

JACKSON. Mississippi, July 18th, l8G2.-Dr. J.
+. Kennedy, of the iih Miss Reg't. DR., T. B.
Elkns, of the roth Miss, and DR.. Caleb Terry. of
the 18th Ala, have arrived from Camp Douglas,
released by the Federal Government They say,
on the authority of JEFF. Thompson, that Curtis
escaped Hindman and got to Helena, Ark Hind
man had Curtis surrounded, but having no ammu.
milton, was compelled to let him escape although
the Federals announced his capture
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BY n. CAUTUORN, hasion,.,.

CtEvEN SUPERIOR Mich cows Ann o,.
- BULL, AT AUCTION This day THEE
DAY) 18th inst, ~ 10 o'clock, on Counei. C,b,.se
Hin. will seIl, Mt anction for cash seven ysr,s
Mich COWS, each with Calf at her side and a ar
BULL 's
The above are worthy the attention Of .,v
wanting good stock, M they belong 10 a ss,n ~
breeder. lily l7i X CAJiItInp,i"
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ED. w. TOMPKINS has on hand a small lot OF
Black and Green TEA. ~ l6-it*
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r OST-On the 10th inst, double silver cased
hunting WATCH, hard dial, made N Liver
pool No BIG, L. Bralston maker. a liberal re-
ward will be paid on is return to this office.
Nv iT2t PHILIP MCpARMOTT.
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INFORMATION WANTED DANL STULL,
I a member of my company, has heen missing
since the battle of Monday 3Jth. have not heard
from him si2ee lie is believed to DO wounded Any
in tor,natiou relative 10 his whereabouts Will lie
kindly received
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T ARGE SALE of DAMAGED TOBACCO
1 4 VIII be gold at Anderson's warehouse. in thig
city, about 300 hog-heads Of good and fine leaf
TOBACCO. damaged by the ls.e fresh In James
river. at public saie, for account Of whom e may
concern. The sale TO commence on THURSDAY
next the i1th day of July, AZ 10 O'Clock B. 81, aud
TO be continued from day to day until closed
ly HIT ID. EDH GRDNiNG
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HOUR DESIRABLE BRICK TRNEMENT> nT
r CHURCH ST, OREGON HILL. AT AUG.
TON. We will sell upon the promises On JHI ~.
DAY, the Eth day OF July commencing At ; o'cIk
J.. D., four very desirable BRICK TENEMENTs
located "a above, two of which contain -ix roor,.
t he remaining two. three rooms each, with a well
Of excellent water upon the premises. They az.
particularly adapted for small sized families and
ara commanding fair rents.
TERMS third carh ; balance AZ and
rSOnths for negotiable notes, with interest atd.i
and secured by trust deeds.
iy If JAS NJ TAYLOR & son Auc,s
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APPROXIMATION WANTEG--Of CHARLES H.
l. SANFORD, Company =, iith regiment Georgia
volunteers. who WAS wounded aud sent TO Rich
mcnd 9Th Jupe. Any person knowing anything
OF him will confer IA favor by leaving information
for me AT the Dispatch Office
jy 10 Ct JOS. X SANFORD.
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RICHMOND, July l6, 1863

RICHMOND, July I6. 1868
VWM +. MUNfoRD, Esq, Chairman Army
Committee Young Mems Christian Association:
Dear SUf The undersigned. young misses, resd-
ing in the neighborhood Of 18th, Goth and Broad
strsets, Richmond, desiring to aid the noble enter
prise fostered by your assoeation--that OF provd.
ing for the necessities of the sick and wounded sol
Oilers OF our asmy--agreed to solicit subscriptions
and held Fair for that purpose.
They enclose You the sum of $552 10 the pro-
ceeds OF said donations and Fair.
Believing that your association have special facil.
ies Tor distributing such funds, aud knowing that
your Efforts have been sgnally successful in anne
erating the condition OF the needy soldiers of our
army, we place these funds 1T yonr discretion with
tho earnest prayer that our Heavenly Father 4
accomplished thereby
-, Allow Us, through you, 70 return thanks for the
liberal patronage Of our friends
Withmany assurances Of esteem,
Nanny benson, Jennie Eiddick.
Nanny Stratton, Nora Gresnor
Ella Johnson, Nanny Johnson.
Mote W hte Nanny Johnston.
Assisted and superints ndsd by
Mrs. LUCY J. MALONE.
DEPor ARMY Com. Y MCA.,}
Richmond, july 10th 1862
Mrs.. Lucy ]. MALONE:
keav Madam You will please sta-pt for your.
seIf and the young misses associated with You in
your patriotic and benevolent work the sincere
thanks OF our committee. While Ii afford. liz plea.
10 distribute the liberal contributions OF our
fellow citizens for fke relief of lbe soldiers who
hsse bsen wounded in defence OF beautiful city
y will doubtless be most grateful To tils he arts Of
these noble sufferers to learn thai their services are
duly appreciated by the fair daughters of Virginia
Yours very respectfully.
~ T-lts
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tsEcoNp pISPAICR |

JACKSON. July ia,h--1he Arkansas sunk two
boats coming ont of Yazoo river. The Federal
feet opepcd on both sdos pouring in terrific fire
as she passed On opening a pofthoie fer AIR, a
shell entered. killing nine aud wounaing several
others. The ram Benton attempted TO butt the
Arkansas but missed her and MAS struck by the
Arkansas She put for shore. in a sinking ecnd
tion. Another Federal gunhnat was fired All the
transports IN the feet below left. One mortar boat
grounded and was burnt. The Arkansas is scarcely
injured, ard Is expected TO 60 down the river.
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Iru1 eALR-eif, 600 South Carolina 6 per cont.
u 10GDo. + H. AAURY Co,
WI Stock and Exchange Brokers
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NFORMATtON WANTED the whereabouts
l ut WH JOHNSON, member of the Confede-
Cadets. Of To" dist Reg Va. Volunteers Anv
Information concerning him will be gladly received
by bis distressed father and mother. Address
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
IL SIT p.t.rshltrg va
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ItUMBEELAND LAND For SALE--i of.r for
Y J sale 4 tract OF LAND, upon which reside, III
the county Of Cumberland Containing 49, acres
This land es the ,iuinea road u miles east of
Farmvlle. and is in a high state ot Improvement.
The buildings all good, aud OF superior style.
Such an opportunity tor investment in READ estate
rarely offers tsaif Persons Wishing to put-
chase invited TO call ard look AT the premises.
II will he sold privatei "
,ls-Accommojatlns. Partial possession Civ
immediately if desired.
BY address is Farmville
iy i6-I2t TOM 7. WILSON.
A LBEMARLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
"A offer for -ale my FARM lying in the county
of Albemarle, u miles from Charlottesville. on the
ScottSVie road, called - WoodlawD,' containing
about $50 acres, onehalf OF which is cleared and
the greater part in high state ot cultivation the
balance in original growth OF wood. On the plan,
tation in tine large brick house, with all ueCessa-
ry ou;-houses, good spring of water, large apple
orchard, and every other appendage necessary for
til comfort aud convenience os large family
The location is remarkably healthy, and in first.
rate neighborhood. asld has other advantages un.
nessaIy to enumerate. Any person wishing to see
the place will find my overseer, Mr. A. WIDs field,
the premises who will take pleasure in showing
them around For terms, which will be reasona.
BILE, apply to A. B0DEKER
j. IL 2m No. 10. Meiu St, Richmond. Va.
CHARLOTTE LAND FOR SAIL will sell
~ TRACT OF LAND, containing 2i3 acres,
lying on the head waters of Wallace's Creek, and
bounded by the lands of Edward Booker, Thomas
J. Adams and others. 1t is well watered aud weod-
ed and has necessary improvements Of dwelling.
house, out houses, barn, &C. Terms reasonable
and possession given at Christmas.
wM G. FRIEND,
Ex'r of Charles Hutcheson, deceased
tEY'A Address, brakes Branch, Charlotte CO., Va
will also sell a TRACT OF LAND belonging to
Captain Robert NJ. Shepperson, lying on the waters
of Ash Camp. adjoining the lands of Mrs Craw-
ford and others, containing 220 acres aud is well
watered, wooded and has necessary improvements
upon it, some of them new; has about ~ acres of
Ash Camp low grounds, aud is about two miles
from Key.ville on the Richmond and Danve H.
Il. Terms accommodating. and possession given
ut Christmas. WIN. &. FRIEND,
jy ll--6t brakes Branch, Charlotte CO. Va
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xPrCIAL rOrICEs.
sysrHE FIRST YEAR or THE WAR
BY EDWARD n. POLLARD
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
ONE THOUSAND COPIES DISPOSED OF ON TIE
FIRST DAY or IRIS PUBLICATIONS
it's n Southern Book by a Southern author
II Ia called for BY old and young, male ana ie'
malel .,,
It's authenticity cannot be doubted. and should
be read by all.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.
The Richmond Elaminsr says
~, Ia tho most elaborate aud VALUABLE" literary
contribution that has yet been made to the inter.
ests of the South; that II will not only en'oe OUT
r,pav. the curiosity Of all readers"
from the Richmond Wig:
"rhe well known ability and diligence OF h'r
Pollard are guarantees of the value ana merit OF
h;s book We anticipate much qualification rom
its perusai which will notice at length Messrs
Yves, & Johnston, the publishers deserve m"ch
cre,L, for their enterprise" -
WEST & JOHNSTON.
Publishers and Booksellers, Richmond
" II 1t
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A NY IMPORTATION in reference to Ccrrl
~ JAMES ID. JOHNSON Of company X. hth
Georgia regiment, who WAS wGun'ied IN the battle
of Tuesisy last, viii be thankfully received. Al
dress Capt. j. I. LOTION,
IL s--ftr E,chnnnI VA
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I EFcHMATl Is wanted in reg gard to thu where
/ about. of ID. G. "AIkER of Sichsburg Miss
amateur fighter, attached 20 Capt. Harris company
18th Mississippi regiment. lie il understood TO be-
somewhere in the city, sick. great favor would
be conferred by calling upon addressing through
the Post-Ottice, J. L. shackelfor,i, Esq, 81 adors
Office State Of Virginia, corner of 7th and Main;
or, through the Post Office,
J, G. GIBSON 1t. Col. 10th Va R.E't
iv u---iHk Mabnues Brig fIu-er'. NV
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BIZ KENT, PAIFE 4 co, 1H'tiOEsce.
HRv GOODS AND CLOTHING AT ARG
TIoN.-on THURSDAY. nth Inst; CON.
niencng at Q o'clock al the store now occupied Nv
Baldwin & Williams, so. 10 Main strc.t va .l.f
sell, without reserve, the entire balance IT 'h-r
stock Of superior CLOTHING comprising May
yerv scarce and desirable goods manulaetursi
expressly for city ret;Iil trade.
AI.So-A variety Of seasonah!r DRY GOODS
with which the sao Will commence" being balance
OF 2 country merchants stock declining business
Will, BE ADDED DURING TIE sALE-JD
pieces WHITE GOODS, in perfect ord.r .sy Gam.
brics Jaconcts. Checked Mu-iins, plain and figured
Swiss do, Victoria Lawns, &c. 100 piece, Grey
Military Cassimeres, OF superior quality. And *
pected in time
~ eases Boots and Shoes;
q pieces 81 oic.othj
80 Oiiclo:h Oyercoa:s;
l6D do Travelling Bags.
jy II KENT PAINE d Co, AaIr4
Will be added
splendid MIRRORS.
! large SHOW CASE and
Sundry articles of FIENiTURE.
~ sale of Clothing to commence at II o dock
precisely.
iy II KENT, PAINE & co, Auct. .
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FlNWENTI FIVE NEGROES FOR SALE at
/ AUCTioX.-Ws will sell a public auction RI
our Office Franklin street ON the tth instant A
10 o'clock A. n. - Likely NEGRoES-m-n. wO.
men, boys. and girls PULLiAM & Co,
iV Il--,it- 4 mcii0renfL
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kUNAWAYS.

-
FTNEN DOLLARS REWARD willie paid for the
i return OF my BOY, MAJOR who ran away
about two weeks ago, from the premises of Mr.
Walker, on 18th street. Said boy ia about ten
years Of age, and very Sprighily had ON torn pants
and military cap. and Is supposed to be in some of
the camps. lie is of a light gingerbread color.
Any information In regard to him will be- thank
fully received. ] can be found in the Old Market,
at VIM Sledd's old stand. b. b. CRUMP.
jy II ST.
LIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Lsft my resi-
Il dence, on Rockets HILL about three weeks
ago, my man HENRY He is about 10 years OF age,
black complexion, and very pleasing when spoken
to. will give tbs above reward for his apprehen-
sion and delivery to me- or lodged in jail so can
get him again, FRED'K BRAUER: Jr,
V Nrfts Stall No ~, Old Market
Log SALE-One dns nahogony COFFIN, with
I CASE JAquirs Of Express Once, Pslsssburg
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w ANTBn -Imnediats'y, good reliable
now stationed at Drurys Bluff For good Buger
liberal bonus will BIZ paid. Applicants will please
call on GEO. BhtBl,
iy l7-3tif Shockoe Slip.
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ra,sr. srnArED. &c.

r OsT~- From Company G. ith Mrs. Regiment,
l ! on the march from Yorktown. near Baltimore
store. u likely NEGRO MAN. about twenty i've
years old, named TON, but usually called In camps
bipiMus. Said hoy Is well built. Of low stature
black. with round hend. and ivory colored teeth ;
couutenancs, Of pleasing and cheerful d'spo-
eition, and speaks freely when spoken to. libe-
raj reward will b. paid to any person who VIII ia
liver said boy to me- or give me such Information
IN to his whereabouts as will enable me to get him.
am now staying at the 4lst WARD, "a DIVISION
week or two with a wounded son. My residence Is
"Okolona. Miss" u. w. THohNIoN.
iv I7--Git
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rp SPECIAL NOTICE.-Our sale OF DIZZY
GOODS and CLOTHING will commence tl.'s
tTHukSDAY) morning, at O'Clock. The Cio'h
ing Mirrors and show Cases, WI be sold at II
O'Clock After which we shall sell an invoice of
rich Dress Silks Shawis, Sc, just received.
iy l7...it KENT, PAINE CO, Aucts.
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APPROXIMATION WANTED-Of JOHN DOUGH.
1 ERrY, company n, I'd South Carolina regiment,
who wounded in battle on the .30h June, aud
brought to Richmond. A note through Richmond
Post Office, to Capt. J. u. GRAHAM. company u.
stating his whereabouts will be THANK fully re.
cnyet ~ iL-.,H
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FUTURE DAYS,
Bf HEpVOcD q REiCH. fHcts.
- MAR. street

Ey = & COOK, dac,ioReer,
5NENi1 RI. Sc. Al AiC1IpN ON fh!
4 DAY the 18th inst, n, 10 o'eiocb. WI. sell
g, nay store general 4 .sortmsut a; HOUSEHOLD
FuRNIEt re. in excellent Cundi'i"r
IANUFACTURED TOBACCO
frsvlou, to the above sale will BE- offered 10
boxes TOBACCO. of different brands.
NEGRO GIRL.
A the same tins will be sold NEGRO Girl.
lo years old Sold by order ct the A Administrator
~ II T.. b. COOK. Auc't
M I'LL be sold al auction en- SAIl RDAY. tha
w 10Th day OF Judy next, st the Confederate
States Stabes, Bacon Quarter Branch.
Eighty one HORSES, and
Eighty thr.e MULES
Amongst the lot, several fine mares with colt
and with ioal. W ). WOOD.
Captain and A. q
Sale conducted by T. v COOK. Auc'.
iy ltd
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~" CITIZENS who kindly sent provisions TO
the York River Railroad Depot for our wounded
soldiers and failed tn have their vessels returned 70
them are respectfully requested to send Tor ta'h'
10 tho store of Mr. GEORGE l.. HERRING, ON
Main street, near 18Th where they have been De
nestled iy lit
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UNOFFICIAL ACCOUNT Ot THE TRl-
UNifN ON THE MISSISSIPPI.

O"Iu uN HE Stk9stSSubb.
MoRiIE, Jwiy iah-A special dispatch to the
advertiser end Ra9isaor, from Viekshurg to-day,
says ,ha. the ram Arkansas came cut Of the fa.oo
river and fought through the encmy's upper hee''
infictinS great damage. She is now safe under our
guns. preparing for another dash. Two shots oniy
penetrated her. our boss was twenty killed and
wounded. Capt. Brown was wounded slightly
The enemy's lower seet is hastily retiring.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JACKSON, July i5-A dispatch TO the H'ss'ss,p-
pisa says that the monster, Arkansas this morning
came through The Federal feet unaera heavy h'T''
losing five killed. and three wounded The damage
done 10 her Is ,r,ting chiefly TO the smoke stack.
She Ia now a, Vieksburs. and the wounded Wye
been sent lahore. Gems Van Dorm, BrcekihftuE"
and Smith visited her. The Federal loss ~ I'M
known.
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BY GOUDiN r APPERSON ira,

XECUTORS SALE or s-3 ACRES ~.
~ LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY ~, r
MILES PROM MANCHESTER, on PATttsa
GREEK, NEAR TO BRANCH'S MEPTi~,t
HOCsE-At The request II Messrs. Law.on NJ ~
naly ard u w. Finney. executors Of RcbarJ 10
Florrrlny. decd. and by virtue Of n decree =, -.
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county. prororn.1s
in the November term, ESQ in the Gaze ~ Fl
noy's executor vs.. F!oufnoy SC, We .hau s.u
public auction on the premises, on THrksn.v'
the Eth July. 1862, at ~ O'Clock \. 81 If ss,,
not the 6rst fair day thereaf err The tract Of 49,
located "a above. Of which Richard w T1,,rr'
died seized. containing, by recent survey 70 b. .ss.
at our office es3 acres, OF which about 80 aers..
cpeu Land, aud the remainder ia OAK and pine ,oSa
The place is now occupied by Mr. Jts = Nayo :.
-tenant, who VIII take pleasure in showing il T..
those ~ no may call en- him. The tract s1jofns u.
lands Of Hessrs. ID. Wini,ee, Z H Smith \ "
Stafford, Ro. u Flomnoy, ". g. Hatcher Sc s,i
can be conveniently sstdivided into several <Jg,ijs
,ractA The buildings on The place are such >. az,
usually found on a farm.
TEhHs--Lheral and made known al m. hour q,
sale This being large estate, quite near 20 Ma,
chester aud TO Richmond aud within three mia.
OF the Petersburg railroad should attract the s,,sp
ton of capitalists and Others.
GODDIN & APPERSGE Arr,s
y. S--Ths foregoing farm, in whole in psri
can be treated for privately. ijy9 GS
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INFORMaTION W A n TT D-of Z. D. AN
] DKEWS, OF company I, 18Th regiment Alabama
volunteers who was wounded on Friday, the eth
Of June Any one knowing his whereabouts, VIII
please let NE know through the Post Giuce.
iy lit II. T.. ANDREWS
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MY SON, JUNIUS II. WITHERSP0oN corr
wi pany G., llth Georgia Vols, severely
wounded in the battle Of July lat, and whose leg
amputated thereafter ON the field ami las then
started 10 this city on July 18th. Any Information
ar To his preaent where abouts and condition will be
thankfully received BY the undersigned, his father,
at this Office. @. g. WITIIGRSP00N.
ir
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HXTAS taken up, near my stable, on ohurcn
w HILL corner 10th and NJ streets, one hight
bay MARE, with three white feet, with leather
halter on. The owner can get her ny proving
HENRY A. ATKINSON,
OF Belyin a. Atkinson, Governor st.
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XXyANTED 4 one horse CARRIAGE, In per
w feet order. Also, q WHITE MAN, who
has been accustomed to working in a Vegetable
C;arden-a German preferred. Address G. at
tbia office iy l7-2tt
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1 NUTTER, n native Of Delaware, who at the
battle of Manassas was member of Col. Elzys
regiment, cd Marylaud) and now supposed to- be
with Gen Jack sons division II this should meet
his eye his brother, who is member Of the Glon-
cpster Artillery, stationed a. Challns Bluff would
like to hear from him. directed care OF Col Thos.
j. Page fly l5-5tt JOHN II. NUTTEK.
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"JANTED--A competent HOUSEKEEFER
w One that can come well recommended wi |
receive liberal compensation and u permanent su-
alton Apply at the Park House, Bank street, be
tween 9th aud 10th sts. jy l7-Gt'
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w TIE D--A NUkSE.-W Wanted, a good
w white NURSE; of middle age peferred.
Apply at once, to
THOS. A. BULKLFY & Co,
;yI72t& 1877 Eagle Sauara
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NJ o T ] G E.--Information of w. J.. BALLEN-
II TINE, wounded in the tate fights, is earnestly
desired by the undersigned. He of the 18th
South Carolina regiment Capt. Eiglcberger Ad-
dress me at Arlington House"
iy i5-3.F r G. SWIE ARD
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ANIUsENENTS.
SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

NTANTED--A SUBSTITUTE for a cavalry
w company, for Il months service Horse
and equipments furnished None need apply who
are subject to the 0pnscript law. Apply to
f.. u. EACHO.
ALSO-A SUBSTITUTE for an infantry com.
pany. to serve during the war None need apply
who are subj. CT 10 the Conserpt law. Inquire OF
iy II st E. H. EAtlto.
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NSTRAY MARE.-Was taken up on the It'll OF
July, on Broad street, gray MARE, about
years old, a small snag on her tore leg. The owner
will please come forward, prove properly paw
charges, and take her away.
JOHN BUTLER,
18th st. between Marshall and Broad
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INFORMATION WANTED-tpt the .vherea-
1 bouts Of WlLBER f.. WAMACk, of be 18th
North Carolina regiment lie is supposed TO be in
some hospital orpryate house, j: pl,t,; report
at this office, and ouge bis brother
jy.S-6tr r. l. WAX tcK
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NYANTED-TO RENT--A good and comfort
w able HOUSE, with good lot, w-house
and stable attached, without furniture, for which
will pay very liberal price. The rent will be paid
in advance. Eefers to w. Bootrght. Mathews &
Timberake, or Valentine Wnree. The houss must
be on Shoehoc HILL
iv Irr--it+ T. FLANAGAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-17

g IRA e D.-S2o REWARD.--s;rayed from
- camp, on the 18th June, a dark hay HORSE
moderate size; good form and ORDER some bite spots
about his back; left hind foot white, with the hair
slightly off each side no white about his face.-
The above reward will be said il he il delivered to
me. JOHN 4. WILKINS
iY l5--St* Company G. 3D. Va Cavalry