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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10
Hotels and Restaurants.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

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No. 80 & "a, BROAD ST., NEVADA.
GEO. r. LANCASTER, PROP'R.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il announce to the citizens OF Nevada aud vicinity
aud the travvsag public that he still has charge o
the well known aud Popular Hotel known as the Ma
tl0"at Exchange, ON BrOad ST., Nevada.
The Building is of Brick, three stories high, aud
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF,
Having stood two fres The several apartments ha We
ecenty been fitted up in style that cannot be sur
passed.
The Beds aud Furniture are New,
Aud for comfort cannot be excelied.
The Table viii at all times be supplied with all
the Varieties the Market affords.
Game Suppers, Got up to Order.
Particular attention viii be raid accommodating
LADIES AND FAMILIES
The Stages, running in all directions from Ne
saIS, have their Offices at and take therdepartures
from the National Exchange.
Rs- OPEN ALL NIGHT. ga
The Bar, and Billiard Saloon, under the charge
OF fao experiet. ced man. adjoins the Office where
gsWss and drinks can chad
Having had long experience at the business, | am
confident of being able to make the National the best
Hotel in the Mountains, and comfortable home for
Travellers.
CHARGES MODERATE, TO SUIT THE TINES
LIVERY STABLE,
Is connected with the house md particular attention
will be given TO the Of horses. carriages. &c
Horses and Carriages can AZ all times be procured by
application at the Office.
GEO. R. LANCASTER. Pro'r
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A GExTLEMAN having occasion to call
M On an author, found him in his writing
chamber. He remarked the great beat OF
the apartment, and said that it was as "hoi
as an oven" so II ought TO be-" replied
tbe writer, ,"for II is here ! make ny bread"
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NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISliBD TIKI WEEKLY,
On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
BYI. J. ROLFE 4 co.

EoLFE O. I. LAMHoS. 7. II. RoLFE,
c. \. HURcHHELD.
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PUBLICATION ~ WAR NEws- The Presl-
dent has ordered a Military COmn'siOn 70
meet on the second Monday Of July. for The
trial of editors ard correspondents of ceFisia
journals which have violated The Oraers with
respect TO the publication Of matter caics'
lated 10 give aid and Information 70 The
enemy. Gen. Harney ard Colonies TaylOS
and Craig will be members OF the COn-
mission.
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DEATH OF JUDGE LoTT.-Hon. Peter Lott.
formerly Superintendent OF the Mint. ai San
FranciscO. and Of late holding the position
of American COusul at Tebauntepec. Mex.
leo. died at that place on the 10th Of March
Of congestion OF the bowels.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

An eminent spirit merchant 10 Dublin sa-
nounces that be has stlIl small Qusnttg
Of the whisky on hand which was drank "
George Nv. WheG 10 Dublin.
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Miscellaneous.
MARYsVlLLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE,
III. HARRIS & CO.,

He nANANAS y w.,
K Street, Near Corner Of2d, MarysVllIe.
Also, 20 street, Sacramento.
lo6 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmerllda Mining district.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BIJsINESS
w of melting, Refining and ASsayinR
Gold and Ores Of Every Description
ADVANCES MATE On GOLD hUsl.
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS.
shippers of nUSl can draw. against consignment
ON our houses at MAkYSVll.LE. SACRAMENTO and
san FRANCISCO. and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by us.
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners a nd
Dealers, their patronage. As vouchers for the cor
rectness of their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who for nearl, four years
have shipped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARYsviLLE:
B. Davidson Esq, low. Bros 4 Co.
Mess j. larrott 4 Co., decker Jewett & Paxton
- Sather 4 Church. REYNOLDS Bros
" Reynolds. Refs &Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO: B. Berend 4 Co.,
u. +. Hastings Co., Trevor Il Colgate.
ID. q. Mills 4 Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August 6. 1861. II. HARRIS co.
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Z II Asl ,.

On Thursday morning the 18th inst, MAMIE
infnut child Of Joseph H. and NJ Vir8inia Crenshnw'
aged months 3 week and 8 days
The friends and acquainiances OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral this friday morning.
nj 10 o'clock from her fathers residence, corner oil
Broad and o7ih streets Church Ill., without further
notice.
At the residence Of w. w. Weisger. Manchester.
on the 9TH inst, DAVID ADDISON, infant son oil
Fred. C. and Sue b. Weisger. aged seven months.
The friends and acquaintances OF the families are
invited to attend his funeral this (Fridayl alter
noon ut o'clock, from the residence OF the former
rEY" Petersburg Express please copy.
At the residence of her father, on Church II II,
on 9Th inst WILLIE LEE infant daughter OF l..
and zane N. VERIFY, aged year and months
The friends of the family, and tADe OF Mrs.
Brett are invited TO attend the funoSU from st.
Johns Church, ut 5 o'clock, this friday evening.
On the evening of the 9th inst, Of typhoid fever,
DIR. JESSE +. WINFREE, in the 3sth year of his
age.
The friends of his family are invited to attend
his funeral at the Grace Street Baptist Church this
morning at 10 o'clock.
At Buffalo Springs, Mectlenburg county, on the
os,h ult, LUCY infant daughter Of Z. b. and L..
w Smith.
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TFI. N3R APHIC NEWS.
: r,,r ATTACK ON BATON ROUGE.
THE coNFEDERATRs

Nonrtr. AUG. G.. The Advertiser has the follow
inp d,spa,ch, dated Jackson. today. ! am permit
tod bv Den, Van. Dorm TO send You the following:
,xr MILE AND Half FROM. BARON Rouak. :.
Van ' August 9Th, 1862 ) L
To General paa-D m
Receiving dis, .atoh that the Arkansas would
20 onerate, attached BATON Rouge this morning At
day light. with less than 30Co men. After s.rug
clio Of five hours. we drove the enemy from all
pon,x to the arse nal and lower and to the Of
their guuboats, taking number Of prisoners. sew
eral flags and a considerable quantity Of property.
NV diminished, cxhausted force could not take the
ar sen al, and the troops almost pershing for water
we have withdrawn one mile and half from the
city, but hope to resume the attack In half IN hour
think our loss has been rs heavy rs that Of the
enemy Gen. Clarke is MORALLY wounded. Col
Hunt, Of the 3,h Kentucky, aud Coils. Thompson
and Allen of the a,h Louisiana and others, severe
,y wounded The effective force of the enemy,
exclusive of the mortar boats is reported to us at
5000 strong.
fSicnesD JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
Major General Commanding.
Il seems the Arkansas did not arrive to take
par, with our land forces intended, although
she passed Bayou Sara which is about 80 miles
above Baton Rouge, at II o'clock Monday night.
There were Eve sunboa.s at Baton Rouge. Orders
have been received here to prepare for 800 wound
/ ed Gen. Van Dorm has removed his headquarters
I to this place.
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MARRIHrD.

In Granville, Ga, on the 10th Of June. BY
Rev. n. b. Moore, Mr. ALONzO NJ SPARKS to
Mtss HARRIET N. SMITH. daughter Of Rev. A: B.
Smith, Of this city
On the 31st Of July, by the Rev. Philip Courtney
Mr.. JAMES E. ATKINSON and Miss GEORGE
H. BRUMMALL, all Of this city.
On the 3lst OF July, by the Rev. Philip Courtney,
Mr. lSIDORE LICHTENSTElN and Miss MARTHA
H. HARkAN all Of this city.
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AHARYLANDERS--Id desire TO form Maryland
lV Company of INFANTRY. The reenlisted
men of my former command Company H. first
Maryland regimenD are to so Into quarters at Camp
Lee a. the basls Of the company 10 be formed.
tn company 10 10 bc entirely independent 81
the Maryland regiment ~ ut present ossaniSsd;
but Nil, trust. be portion Of MaFylxnd State
Organ11atlon. which, h Ito numhsrs ard II devotion
% dnty, will 40 10 dlscredit 10 Maryland Or "a the
dsrds 81 hsf seAs n the South.
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louN RRECKINRIDlF.
The Condition of Buell's Army.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. Three deserteIs from
Buelrs army, who came in to-day says that Buell.
has McCook's, Crittenden's, Woods and Rosseau .
diyisions--abou; IS 0Oo--at Stevenson aud Bridg'
port. They have plenty of provisions at Steven
son, but oaly half ratians ut Brh'gpor'. ihey
are forify ing Stevenson and tearing houses oo"i'
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go SPECIAL NOTICE-We invite attention
To our auction sale THIS MORNING, ut III o'clock,
Of g.u,.e Household Furniture, Kitchen and d.
ming room Ware, one splendid Piano, &C. Alter
which we shall offer about 300 pairs Men IS Se"eu
and Pecxed Brcgans and about 100 pairs Boys
shoes (;lothiur Nc See ADVERTISEMENT, under
nuctinn sales REDWOOD 4 KEACH
nS-lt "a Main street
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BRIGADE HEApQ'Rs CHArriNs FARM. !
August I'll. lsG2,
CPECIAL ORDERS, No 253--At the sugges
- ton of Major General Longstreet, command
ng this division, il is ord, red that all paroied off,
GERS commissioned offceYs. and priva,es Of the
Goth. the IGih and 59th Regiments Virginia Volun-
teers, assigned to this Brigade, report immediately
in person to these Headquarters By the time they
join their regiments, u regular exchange win in al
probability have been made
by order Brig. Gen. HENRY A. WISE.
JAMES PEARCE,
au 4-aw Asst. Adj't General
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IL JOHN II. GIIMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on 1lth street between Main and Bank SITS
Residence corner Of 6it and Clay streets
~ 25-lm*
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sgMANUFACTURED TOBACCO AT AUC.
TiUN-Uur s,le Of Manufactured Tobacco VIII
commence this (FRiDAY) morning, the 9Th inst, at
10 O'clock, at our Warehouse, IA Cary street Al
ter which we shall sell variety OF Drugs and Med
icines Soap Candies, Tea. Coffee, &c.
an s--lt KENT. PAINE a. Co, Auctrs.
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ER"WANTED--

sR'WANTED-
cOOCO LBS. RANCID LARD,
In small or large quantities for which the highest
cast, price will be l,,id Address, BOX ,Uid, H.
j. M au OF"
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4 LII MEMBERS OF NY COMMAND now alb
n sent from camp, with or withou. leave, are
hereby notified that an!ess they report themselves
at Gordonsvilie on or before THURSDAY. the 7th
August. they will be considered and advertised as
DISORDERS JOHN SCOTT, O. .. A.
au 4-3t* Major Comdg Partisan Rangers.
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rOnrnKRN PAPERS.

onr o,.sds weuld greatly obiiee us by sending
.,v Nar,besa papers they may chance to get m
,se,r rossession to this Office The pubic Will
...i.. ,he news nj the earliest moment
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MILITARY NOTICES.


4 ETiON, JACKSON GUARD-.n nc
IA cRance with special orders No. 253, all men,
beers of the Jackson Guard Company E. seth Reg
mcpt Virginia volunteers, are hereby ordered to re-
port Immediately at Camp Lee near this city, where
IL reorganization of the company will take place MS
soon an exchange is effected, which may be look.
ed for at an early day.
EDGAR A. MILLER. LIST 1t Co E,
an SITS 5gth Va. Reg't, Wise Legion.
4 TTENTION, MARYLANDERS A few re.
IA crui's wanted to I'LL up my Company. attached
TO The ist NirginiaCavalry. Horses and equipments
furnished. Apply to ] Z. HOWARD POST. Re
cruting Officer, at No. Is Pearl street.
an 6-lw* i. CARTER SMITH, Captain. =
A TTENTiON, MARYLANDERS-l am rails
IA ing company of MOUNTED RIFLES,
composed Of Maryianders. Eveythng furnished
All Marylanders who wish to join this branch of
service requested to call aud enroll themselves
ut No Is Pearl street.
JAS. L. CLARK,
Late Captain and q Nj. lst Md. Reg.
au i-10tt
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A GRAND RACE AND
~ DOG Fl G II T
10 come of q. the Union IGotting Course, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th Of August, at o'clock +. NJ.
4 single dash of one mite between two
CHAMPION SADDLE HORSES,
for one hundred dollars n side After the above, a
DOG FIGHT,
between two celebrated dogs, for fifty dollars side
Ellis Vanderlips names a brown horse Ii. Dixie
g. Monteile names brown mare, Fannie Belle
After the above, the DOG FIGHT will close the
performance.
f. Vanderlips names black dog, Jumper
q. Montel!e names brin'Qe dog, 'Tuik.
Admission 81. Ladies free. au I-3ts
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Richmond, Aug. 7, 1862.

To WM II. FACE-Sir: 1t is with feelings Of re.
gret that we part with such officer ~ you have
been, aud are very sorry that you should take
sneh sudden departure from us; but hope to
DE equal The same under your successor have
been under you, and do duty like men and sea-
men Yours, respectfully,
THOS. HANSELL
In behalf OF the crew OF the g. $. Str. Torpedo.
an S--ltr
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FRANK ~. LANGLEY.
S-3tk Cant Ton, ~ 10 e., tst Va Reg

ESE < Don the 3lst Of July, Priyste
IL JOHN kARENES, Of Co G., 56th Va. Reg,
who was taken substitute in said company
Said karenes halls from Kentucky, is ~ years OF
age, feet inches high, dark complexion, dark
air dark eyes and has slight scar on the righ,
cheek. liberal reward in addition to tina, allowed
by the Government will be paid for his delivery to
at camp, on the Darbytown road 4 miles below
Richmond JSO L CHAPLIN, Isl 1t,
au 5-5,& CONG Co G, 56th Va. Res.
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BATTERY no. ,. MARION HILI.

BATTERY No. 2, MAKIUN Hit,
August l. leo2
FV>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Prisate JAo.
n. kUBANK, IL member OF my company,
being absent withoa: leave and therefore con.
sid ,red deserter. the above reward VIII De f"n
for his delivery TO a, Marion Hill, Battery No
OF at Castle Gsdwin. The said Eubank Is 10 years
of age; hazel eyes; curly black hair, rather gray
dark complexion; feet II inches high, and u car
penier by trade
j. w. BARLOW, Capt. CONG COMFY A.
au 2-6t< Major William Allen : hatlAion.
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ANUS EN- krES.

ANUS fcM EMS.
DICHAONE VARIETIES
Il, lta:e Franklin Hall
One deer below tho Ezchsnse Eotei.
Acting Manager. ----D oksEf ouDAN
Stage Manager. .--J. W. IH"kf
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST eTH, 1869,
DOUGLAS,
Cast with the full strength of The company.
First appearance of Mrs, Z. DEBAk.
Conclude with SIMPSON x co.
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w. EDITORS DISPATCH thinking it may
Us be interesting 10 the many readers Of your
excellent Paper. and perhaps cause our Govern
inert to turn listening to the plantive cry of
a down trodden and outraged people give you
the substance of q conversation held with gentle
lnan from Gates county, North Carolina in which
he states that all kinds of depreciation is being
United upon the people in that >ectionS Some of
the best citizens after having their negroes stolen
their provisions taken, (includinS bacon corn. fud
der peas cabbage, sugar, coffee. salt, butter poul
try, &c,) and their wives and daughters insulted,
have been tied and marched of under squad OF
Dutch. Pennsylvania hirclngs,) for no other crime
but guarding their own premises, and refusing 10
take oath to support Abe Liacoln's Government in
the prosecution Of this hell born war against Their
sons and brothers. Among many sufferers of whom
This gentleman spoke noticed particularly the
Rev EDWARD HOWELL, an aged and much be
losed minister Of ihe Baptist Church, IL whose
farm about sixty Yankee cavalry went, not long
since, and took possession Of every house on the
premises but one, tied their horses the beautiful
yard, cooked, and caused the servants 10 cock,
everything in the house of which they desired 10
eat, tore down the yard garden, and field fences,
fed their horses part OF the old gon,lemans
oats, and then LETT, carrying eff nearly all the bacon
he had, being some three or four thousand pounds;
and all this Tor cause, that this aged man
of Sod dared 10 pray for the blessing OF God Oh
these Confederate States. These not isolated
cases. "for." says my Informant 'foraging ard
Tarding parties broadcast over the land, steal
ing and plundering the barns smoke-hoUses, and
by scores and hundreds, menacing and insulting
their owners before leaving" And now, as Il sou
of Eastern North Carolina, and OF the glorious Old
county OF Gates, ask, III the name OF that ont
ragged people, how long shall they be thus insulted
and menaced with conrsca.on and Imprisonment
How long shall the hoary hairs OF our fathers be
subjected to abuse and injury How long shall the
wives, the daughters, the mothers, and sisters of
the noble sons CT Eastern North Carolina, that
have 70 freely shed their blood in dtfeuce of our
sunny South, be left to themselves to undergo the
present trials and outrages heaped upon them by
their almost savage foe, Oh how long shall the
sous of that glorious old North State, that's now
suffering on the var-tented field, be compelled
with heart-burnings, to stand and the desccra-
ton Of their 'ho.nes and their fires and green graves
Of their sircs, and not be permitted to strike
May not ask that some of North Cardinals sons
be sent TO their own State TO die if need be or
avenge the wrongs of those they most love This
Government owes Eastern North Carolina protec-
tion. and, frSm its vast resources, we know il is
able to pay the debt. We believer will do it, We
shall see. A SOLDIER FRIEND.
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CAMP FIRST REG. VIRGINIA vols,
August 1, ieG2 )

CAMP FIRST RAG. VIRGINIA VOLy,
August 1, lsJ2
CIXTY DOLLARS REWA2D-Deserted from
- company G., LIST Virginia regiment, THOMAS
LOLAN, Il substitute, ) feet inches high, dark
complexion, dark eyes, Cittle crossed) and of
Irish descent.
DANL w. RODGERS, substitute, ali English
man by birth, feet inc hes high, black hair, and
full beard, salow complexion. and dark eyes.
The above reward will be paid tor their appre-
hension and delivery to me in camp, or lodged in
Castle Goodwin. Thirty dollars will be paid Tor
either one of them.
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BOARDING,

- OARDING.-One large front ROOM, nicely
/ furnished, for two gentlemen. (riends) AMI
one SINGLE ROOM, may be obtained in a private
family, by applying at the second house from the
corner Of lst and Grace streets, south side.
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WA T L D-A lady desires Il situation as
w TEACHER, either in a private family or
An academy. She teach advanced English,
French, Music, Latin, and Mathematics. Has no
objection to going farther South. Good references
will be given if required. Address IL. A. n,
Post Office Richmond, Va. all U-l2t*
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w. TO THE CREW OF THE C. s. STEAM.
~ Ell TORPEDO.-I am about to bid you fare
well, and before do allow say that it af
fords great pleasure in stating that shall ever
keep each and ali of you in remembrance for y our
kind and high bearing Hen of honor, and also
for your bravery and good conduct III time Of dan.
ger 1t will afford great pleasure to meet any of
ynu at any time. lee! that since you iav. been
tiieed under nay charge shat have done nay duty
ards you, and Il, in performing that duy, has
been IN any nanncr Ia your disadvantage or your
punishment, can only say that such the occasion
your fault and not because 1t was my desire
10 d. so. Hoping That yonr future life may alw avs
be happy, and that you all may survive this war
and be able TO enjoy the pleasures of free and
happy Conteieraey,
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HDQ'RS 4TH REG. GA. Vols,

August b. ls62
HSUIRTY DOLLARS REWAKD-The above
/ reward is offered for the Apprehension o; JAS.
L. PRICE, who WAS enlisted on the 4tL inst, in my
company, q Substitute. Said Price is about }
feet or inches high. short dark hair; gray eyes,
and regular features. and claims TO be a resident Of
Mobile, Ala The above reward will be paid upon
his being arrested and lodged in iail delivered
to Lac, at the camp OF this regiment
JAS. Il. WEEKES. Capt Company A,
an 7--5t* 18th Georgia volunteers
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NXTANTED-A DENTIST, who understands,
w and is expert i'll carving lockwood. To
an Industrious aud steady man, good wages and
constant employment will be given Address
BROWN g. uAPE,
IN 3-7t+ Atlanta, ia.
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Vows AND CALVES FOR SALE.--I have
J for sale several fine Mich Cows and Calves
For further Information, inquire At Fishers stable,
opposite the Old Gas House.
au 5-3tK HENRY AUSTIN
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FOR RENT.

LNoR RENT-A large first floor, front ROOM,
T. furnished. PLEASANTLY located near the Capitol
Square. Inquire on the premises, West side of sth
street between Franklin and Grace
All 7-Ms
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FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE.
A FINE HORSE FOR SALE.-A blood bay, &
~ years old. good size and action, rides we'll
aud said TO work in harness. lie belongs to an OFF
Ger and will be sold At fair price Apply to
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
At n. Carolina Depot,
all ST. Near corner of 9Th and Main SITS
NOR SALE-A valuable young HORSE, only
r seven years old perfectly sound and is well
broke to gear, and has been driven by elderly
lady he rides well. He can be purchased AT fair
price. Sold for no fault, the owner having no use
for him. For terms, &c, apply to
AL ut CLOPTON & LYME.
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u s. READ, OF Co. G, 9Th Virginia, has just
IL. reached this city from Fort Delaware, and
" Jud like to meet his brother, VIM. II. READ
to-day, AT the Dispatch office, at II o'clock.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED.-Any information
/ concerning private T.. BELL, Co. e, 18th
Eegt Ga. Vols, will be thankfully received by his
brothers. He WAS sent back from the battle
ground the 18th July last, and hats not been heard
from since, but is supposed to be in some hospital
Any person knowing anything of him, il they will
address me it will be dny appreciated
JOHN L. MOORE, Capt Co. C,
18th Reg't Ga. Vols, Gen Laston's brigade,
All Sits Gen. Jacksons Army.
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CAMP OF FIELDS'S BRIGADE -,

july aGth, Ieti9
TINE follow ing named members Of my company
absent without leave, and therefore
considered dcserers and the reward OF so will be
paid for their delivery TO al the above named
camp:
John S. Farley, Alexander Perdue Peytou z
Goodman, Watkins W. Clarke. William Clsrks
James H. Davidson, Thos. w Davidson Chas DH
rand. Edward Gearant, w II. Hurley, james
Jordou, Richard Il. Jemison, Edward S. Nuek!us /.
S Ssnderson, Lemuel J. Shines.
TUUS T.. BURFOOT
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COWS, &c. FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--A good mich COW, with young
10 calf Price $50 Apply at LIST Lock On james
River and kanawha Canal three miles above Rich
muNd au 7-2tk
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TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed or
stolen, about the ii;h Of Juy from the camp
OF the LIST Georgia regulars one black HORSE
slightly sun.b burnt, about five years old, dropped
rump left hind foot white, right ankle joint slightly
pue,l, saddle marks the back, low in flesh. Tile
above reward will be paid for the delivery of The
horse to me. VIM J. MAGlLI,
ol--Gtt Col Enmdr