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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

THINGS IN NEW YoRK.-From New York let
ter, Of June llth, to the Baltimore american, we
extract the following:
A number of the leading British merchants here
have II in contemplation to tender Lord Lyons a
complimentary dinner, prior to his departure for
Europe, in the Persia, week from tomorrow.
have reason to believe that correspondence has
already passed on the subject, and that his Lord
ship will accept AT the British Consulate tina re.
port is that the Minister goes home to look after
business of purely private nature, demanding hs
personal care And not on a diplomatic mission In
relation to this any other country
The funeral of Colonies Riker and Martin took
place Yesterday afternoon, from the City Hall.
During the forenoon the bodies lay In state in The
Governors room, and were visited by large mum
D"rs OF people. The remains were escorted under
detachment OF military to Greenwood where thcy
were placed in the receiving vault The route OF
the procession was lined with peopIe {ni II xas
with the utmost difficulty the military could pro
coed.
Yesterday morning Clements Herring and Bsr
bara Herring Were brought up In custody TO the
Marshafs Office, having been detected in the pass
ing OF several counterfeit three-cent pieces Of the
coin Of the United States OF America The officers
proceeded to the place where the prisoners said they
lived, aud there discovered number of coins and
coming materials, and among the latter u litho-.
graphic plate for printing bogus twenty dollar
notes on the Confederate States of America" eli
properly ready, with the sign manual OF JEFF.
Davis and other officials of that bogus Government
Ii is doubtful whether the possession of this plate
is any offence in this latitude but the prisoners will
be held for the passing of the bogus three-cens
pieces OF the United States coin.
One OF the finest ornaments of which any Navy.
Yard can boast has just been finished al BROOKLYN
1t Is the ornamental square. fronting the Lyceum,
on which complete battery of cannon Of all di.
mansions, IL mounted on skids. An ordnance hOus,
il erected in the centre. where delicate obs--snch
repairing the smaller work Of guns--are per-
formed. The square Is about three hundred feet III
circumference.
The new Cremorne Gardens were open to tho
public last evening with great eridt, and The nu-
nierous visitors expressed their delight at tn. AN
pie arrangements tor the comfort OF GUESTS The
entertainments in the Temple Of Music were en-
Enthusiastically applauded. When the present .'cola
term" shall have subsidized the gardens will be
fhronged with visitors
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RslIfn a, ylxkKr'

The case d the English ship .Enilie Nj, Pierre,
row occupying considerable srace In the fcresrn
,nswA nay perhaps need few words Of explnna.
sioa Il Will b rsansmbsstd that the shlu Vs.
seized By Yankee manotwas. charged With q.
tempting 70 run the blockade Into Coa1oaessts
pcss, and was sAen put In charge a a psise sz<w.
ana cent Nes!A for AdjuGcassoa On IL pauiaeA
II nAasef, steward anQ cook. Brisish sahsoss, ~
capssrsA AG nom The pssxs crew, an1 run her
sefses the Atlantic, sntenng Liverpool q safsty.--
In just6casloD friend ~ the master ~ys shas the
Emile 81 rierrv drew eighteen inches more wster
tAAn was known 70 b. on the Charless6n bar 1t
Sfstng tide, and that such thing ~ tightening
would have been impossible, Involving the loss OF
ship and cargo, The captain had been six month.
without American news. and felt Jus,i,ied Ia sup.
posing the war waa over, or At least supposed he
had the RICH, 10 call and see. The Federal lovern
meat, however. claimed the vessel was rixa,fa,y
aud lawfully seized, and made demand upon the
English Government that the vesael be surrend%ed
This refused. it being decided that there
municipal law that would reach the case or warrant
the giving up OF prize captured IN neutral waters.
The LONDON Post, Government. organ, says Of sh,,
affair: Had an American cruiser met the Emile
st. Pierre on the high seas she might have seized
her, asei the fact OF the rescne would have con.
| demned her in international law Bat there (. no
maai.ipoIia r pAich ran sarrant the English t;on.
ernmea in differing her up to that Of america with
whose request il il therefore bound to refuse COM
pliance. Immediately upon the refusal of this de.
mand the English. Government made demand upon
the Federal Government for the Bermuda, which
was also captured in neutral waters. The affair as
II stands, gives ground for sharp quarrel between
the two nations Undoubtedly it will he settled in
the same way the Trent matter was--by complete
back down on the part of Seward and the Yankees.
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Army OF RICHMOND, June %, 1869.

To The Editors Of The Dispatch
Ii had been my impression that the position nccr.
pied for 20 many years by the New Orleans Delta
would relieve its owners and late conductors from
any suspicion OF accountability for its course since
IL came into the hands Of Gen. Rutler. card re-
Gently published in Mobile By OF my partners,
Mr.. Henry J. Leroy, adrnonishes me of my error,
and leads me to believe tina. there some persons
who imagine that the Del.a has proved recreant to
the great cause with which its existence was iden.
titled Moreover, the New York Herald, with 3
combined andaciiy and dnplicity characteristic not
only OF that journal, brIt Of the entire North has
yentured to quote the recent articles Of the Della
Indications Of Union feeling in New Orleans, and TO
refer to the paper itself the representative of
Union party.in Louisiana Permit me to state that
since the 26th OF last month the Delta has been is
sued under the auspices Of the Federal authorities.
The Office and all its types, fixtures, and appurte
nanees, were stolen by Gen. Butler, and Appropri--
ated to his fraudulent and infamous purposes To
steal q bible and preach robbery from its pages
would be just appropriate rs to inculcate Union
ism with the stolen types and through the perverted
columns OF the Delta. Yet Buffers purpose, and
the purposes OF his masters, would not have been
achieved had he not usurped and retained the name
profit of the crime would have been sadly impaired
had the means been wanting to add falsehood to
robbery. Hence it is not astonishing that the Nor
thern papers, gifted with an unparalleled fecundity
of mendacity should appeal TO the Delta as an &C.
cession to their cause, and pretend to regard its
simulated conversion rs an evidence of reiuvenated
Unionism in Louisiana
! may be pardoned for stating here that Of the
proprietors and recent editors of the Delta, Mr..
Henry J. Leroy. business manager, il now with Gen.
Beauregard; Mr.. D. G. Jenkins, to whose fertile
and elegant pen the Delta owed much Of it's repu
taton, Ii. believe, with Gen. Van. Dorm; Mr. Alley
apder Walker, whom left in charge of the paper.
and who ID 30 well known to newspaper readers
was elected by the Yankees, and the undersigned
Is now serving In this army.
DURANT DA PoNTE
Late Editorial Manager and
Chief Edtor n O. Delta
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A BRayE Ac1A

Among the many individual gets OF bravery aad
daring displayed by soldiers at the battle Of
Chiekahominy. we would record the action af Pr
vate Dabbins. (Riehsrdson's "Vicksburg Sharp
81 voters, y Of the 18th Mississippi volunteers who
uuder terrific fire Of canister and grape partici
pated with his regiment in assailing and capturing
he Yankee 6-sun battery. aud imme diately turned
the pieces on the foe causing much destruction
After. or during the Il light Of the enemy Private
Dabbins rushed to Gen. Cssey's headquarters and
seized hls many private papers-among other
things capt uring his private correspondence With
the War Department at Washington, his daughters
letters, specifications of their strength position,
location of men and old roads, probable reinforce
ments, accounts OF Union spies, SC. Private Dab
lins underwent great peril in making this successful
and important capture. The papers were duly
handed over TO the proper authorities and Is but
Justice thus to commemorate a gallant and praise
worthy action.
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Ial1.7

xDkJe
on the ooh q IT. vln0fnJA ANN. opiy
child of Thomas ana Aanae WAlkss aesd sixiepn
mouths.
Virginia Am, - senaa MN ncss sAes. sse
When the aAy u H. - Aed,
Thsn In h6avtn with Joy % tssst 4Ata.
WHARF no fKfswGaI tear b HAed.
Her funeral VIII take placs from Tn ssslisnce az
her psrensA 2l2 and 0ssce stresea on SATURDAY =.
1t O'clock r. n. Friends and Aoquaini ances lnrc
invited to attend without further notice.
On Friday evening at hafpast o'cloas. after a
brief Illness, GEORGE II. JONES, In the 4..th VI sr
Ct his age.
IIis funeral will take place ut his lnte residence
on 18th street. today at o'clock His friends and
acquaintance are respectfully requested 50 attend
without further notice.
On Friday, the Goth Inst, FRANK YOUNGEST son
Of Major Hugh w. and Mary l.. Fry, aged four
years and six months
The funeral will take.placc from st. Paul's Church
this Saturday evening - o'clock The friends
Of the family invited to attend without further
notice.
On the 5th Of May, GEORGE ELLA, Youngest
daughter OF George W. and Susan r. Wheels aged
two years and fifteen days.
Waloyed our littl, Georgia, dear
And would have wished her stay:
But let our Fathers will be done.
She shines In endless day.
f. F. r
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THIRTY FIFTH GEORGIA REiIMENSn

We are requested to publish the following liseof
casualties IN Company II, 35th Regiment. Georgia
Volunteers, in the battle of Seven Pines May 3lsi,
Lieut.. c. M. Tuggie, commanding. The company
suffered severely In the second charge, led on by
Col. E. Ia Thomas, and only retired when COMPEL.
ed to do 40 by the gathering darkness:
Killed: Priyates VIM Duten and Henry II Tug.
gle Wounded: Isaac d Wiley, severely in thigh:
Francis NJ Thomas, in thigh; Henry ID Angn in
head; Spencer Ti!lerson, in shoulder and arm bv
bombshel David II Pickett, in side by piece Of
bomb Sergeant p Williams. in hip by piece bomb.
shell; James J johnson. finger; Geo w Mckinney.
in head, slight; John w Herren, hip by horse run.
ming over him; w Payne. by tree top falling
on him; John Fox. by tree top, hurt in back;
VIM NJ Collier. in breast, slight
Lieut.. f. NJ. ROBERTS
Co. H. 25th Georgia Regiment
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'TELEqRAPHIC NEWS.
Beaurexnrel's Armv. :

Beaurexard's Army.
MoNr0oMERr. Ala, June l7.--0susral Beaurs.
gard md sts6 ars herr on their way to Rlshmond
We hsar that = largo portion Of the Army q the
Nladssippi viii coon follow the General A srfa.
cent force VIII be lsf with the invfnchls Bragg 10
check my advance which thu, vandAls, undsr Hal.
leck, may astsnpt to mako tbwasds the interior.
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E%TENTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,

FIFTEENTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
las Main street,
Have now ready
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FIELD ARTTLLERY.
Extracts from Col VIM, Gilhsms Manual for Volun
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United statss, (second edition published In the
coulnern Cenfssdracy,l revised; with thirty
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A NEW MAP OF Observation-Disclosures. an N.
counties, principal towns, railroads. tsIscr.nh
lines, canals, and u other internal i,rn.asY.a
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published We have spared no pains TO mska
Il perfect 1t II gotten up on beautiful man
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Upon the receipt OF the price we will forward
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Address 0rdsys -
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n R-Upon tbs receipt Of the prize of eithsr tho
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ri

On the nth Inst, II the FIRM Dapsiss Church ~
Rev. d.. Bnrrows. Nj. 4. SIDNEY BRADLEY
to Miss KATE daughter of Joseph fandeysnssr.
Esq., Ill Of RlchnGnd
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rs MASONIC N0TJcE-The members Of
~ Hsnrico Uuion Lodss, Ma l30 ere heroby
eummoned 70 stlssd called meeting 70 the Masoaic
nnh, on yroaklip street, THIS AFTERNOON, ct
= o'clock, Sos ~ purpo@ u psying the lsaf nad
4i1ste q Mdsss II ~ dssasssd breshsF 0soaaE
80 S1 q dssSs 1eAeah II. ~ n. ~ " -.
:. ~ ordss q fkeNSs - az Master.
LANES = AJUDCK. 6ac'y.
Juae 2lst. 4. ,. le6a. 4. l. aodR j. 2l-ltA.
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AUCTION AALH.
THIS DAY,
BY 4. B. COOK. Auciioneer.

"ORSES. DUGGIES, CARTS, &c, so, AT
III AUCTION This DAY, 1t 10 O'Clock, I
vii! sell at the Horae Lot. Council Chamber Sill
Several Saddle and Harness animals.
Two open Buggiee.
One top do,
Three Sulkief,
Three Carts and Harness,
Two light country Wagons. -
One Furniture Wagon aud Harness
lie 2l-it L. b. COOK. Au1G
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Austin w NJ 2
Arnold w Il
Alexander w
Anderson A p
Aston RobI
Allen K A
Ayres Robt
Archer r l.
Adams S Y
Ames 5
Armstrong Thos
Angel T l.
Ayres Thos
Andrews J :
Arnall w 4
Ards d
Adler Z
Alley Geo W
AMtt Ii Geo y
Ammons Geo w
Anderson Col GH
Abbitt Geo w
1ustin II l.
Awtey II s
Applewhite Fl c
Ashbrook II J
Atkins Jno 4
Alexander r D
Adkins RObt
Allston X X d
Allen Robt
Ashent 4 r
Arlington w II
Allen w r
Andrews VIM
Askew W II
Abrahams J w !
Andrews Jos 8
Allen Jno
Allen Jno A
Adkins W r
Armstrong III
Abernstv As.t,
Surg =. M
AhiW Jas +
/ ApR white &c
Az sander Lit il
. well J S
Anutey LIT a y :
1 Atkins A A
| Abbott Q'rmast
| ARerson w J
| Anderson 4 J
| Bradford DR. w,
| hall w W.
| Belts WIN H
blackwell w s
Burr ]
Ballard Jno r
Brannen Jao
| Harney DR. J G
| Berry Dr. Jun
| .Hoothe ] n
| Bridges Jne q
0n,fham lao Z
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GENTLEaTEN'S LIST.


LIST.
irant LIT Ro Poer
}ibbs DR. X w pickle
sreen Rich |. Pows
treen II X Piyle
iregeney Robt Petit
iary Rich Il PER-,
iraham Roii Pow.
ioodrick w A Perk
IRE CORY II Prosl
ireen Col W J Pecol
srooIus w G. Pleas
foodson W Penla
iriggs w w Page
Tray w Med Pears
inst 1t VIM Page
GOODWIN w II Piscu
Granger w II Prad.
.auaby " Jeff Peck
loft WA Philli
,ibson w X Prist,
harrison W 4 Philli
hunter w r Price
ireen DIR ID L Prime
harrison j \. Pittal
ireen DR. J NJ Palm
}ibbs r Perdi
lillian P w Port.
soOdwin J II Price
harris BENZ Il Parle
lines Littleten Pinse
iarnerbacher L Pear,
iumphries l. NJ Prie
N El Tel,
lodges II A Per,
NJ ph;i
FOLEY a paty
III .oah Pine
y .stson n q Pay
Hall J w Pier
Hunton X Fl Potl
Hall X A Putt
Holloway 3 r Poo
Hodges SIX PIc
Hill rhos 3 Pan
H8rner Jr r J Q Pay
Hasnes VIM Poo
Henly d. 7 H Pat
Hirst 7'hos d Prid
Henshaw r q Peld
Hayea w G Pnr,
Holt WmJ2 rey
Hanrrack w + Phil
Hill WmJ Pea
HolcmaA VIM Phi
Holloway w r Picl
Hall WI II Pitt
Holden Caps WE Pas
Harris DIR w II Pre-
Hopper VIM W Pies
Hardin VIM Fry
, Holt DR. Vim II Pen
hRrdy Capt VT PIN
Hu VIM 3 Isri<
Hubbard Jas T Per
6aSleWood W 3 Par
.ammond DR. " Pec
hooper Bent { Pos
Hpeps \ y Pal
HAle Chaa A Pm
Helton Drayton Pa
HArTell b b Rrc
Hayrell Capt u y Qua
Harlan Do Qlf
HHs;;,s,y = Z g, i
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& TRATED.-A dark BROWN COW, with black
- face and black right hind teat; RED and
WHITE COW, with left ear cropped, and right ss.
sii, and halferopped and RED CALF. six
months old. with mole in the left ear, torn uut. \
suitable reward will be paid for the return of
o. all at Bellevue Hospital, broad ST.. cor gid
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Bon 49, 49,
80 sse:S
- "a.
49,, -. - ~.
Ts
= ~. ..... -,
| 1890
y.nr.
1850
AndAeaen mAae Lncy
Ao0e mleo Botfie
A0oefn0n Cero4ne
Andrssvs mrs u A
Archer miss Lizzie G
Archer mrs "
Archer mrs NJ u
ARIEL mrs Fanny
Atkins miss n Il
Arnold mrs A Ii
Arnold mrs II 4 Is
Barley miss Ida
Berry mrs Iry A
BuFuS mia Fanny
biggort mrs Fanny
Baird miss Alice 4
Ra,'y miss Lucy
Bates mrs Ann )
Bailey miss M L
Barr0ws mrs ii A
Burton mrs = &
Brook mrs II II
brooke miss Jennie 2
Bsowes lniss Il J
Brooks miss Mary s
Brooke mrs E NJ
Brooke miss Maria
Brooke mrs N
Bridges miss Rosa
Bradford mrs A f
Bowden mrs NJ a
Box mrs c NJ
Eowles miss she
iRwden mrs &
Bwles miss Lucy
Bowry mrs Jno II
Boulware miss II.
BllOisIey misc Z
Blackburn miss l.
Blessing miss A l..
Benaon mrs /. $
Berry mrs N A
Berry miss Mary 4
Cunningham mrs II
Clark mrs J l.
Charlin mrs Mary
Carter mrs G. VI
| Cotton mrs Sue
| Giurk mrs Mag
Cole mrs J J
Colbert mrs Mag
Cox mrs Fanny
Creation mrs Mag
| Cranz mrs Mag A
Crump mrs Eliza
Cubbins mrs Jane
Crane miss Lou
Crowley miss NJ Il
Coming miss Mat \
Counting miss Louisa
Clark miss Mary l.
Carter miss judy \
Cassei miss Mag.
Carter miss Fanny r.
Christian miss Ella II
Chamberlain miss Sara
Christian miss NJ +
cambridge mrs Mag
Densler mrs Mary
D!ckey mrs kittie
billiard mrs Mary A
Drake mrs Jno
Douglas mrs Hattie r
Dugan mrs Agnes
Dove miss Maria
Dosi.r miss : E
Du0ran miss Maria ID
Dickinson miss Carrie y
Dibbs Mag J
Darrigat miss she
Daley miss Mat j
Epps mrs Mary l.
Early mrs Cathrine
Eliyson miss Mollie
Evans miss Mary 4
Ford mrs Catharine
FOlkes mrs Mat
FOye mrs s
Fisk mrs Samaria
Francisco mrs Emma
Franklin mrs Mag
Franklin mrs Sue
Fry mrs Margaret j
Eulford miss Janetii
Fifer miss E j
Fifer miss Eliza
Einnepan miss Eata
F0lkes miss Va
Fox miss K.
Griffin mrs VIM
Graves mrs Winnry
Grant mrs
Green nrs Lizzie
GOddiu 1nrs .Jas e
Gordon mrs Jno Il
German mrs Sarah p
Gibson mrs Sarah A {.
Garrett mrs Caro'e
Gaines mrs Henry
Gray miss Emma
Gregory miss Willie 4
Green miss Moilfs
Gray miss Kate
Green miss Maleenia
Goodson miss Emma '
Gosneli miss Mat
Gilmore miss Maggie
| Gates miss Mag }
Green Berry
Howard mrs y "A
Hare MIRA Jacob
Harte mrs Kate
Hart mrs Bette !
Hardison mrs Eika
HARRIS mrs SAii1s !.
HORN mrs a l.
hen'irlek Iers Z -
Hemandy mrs l
nine mrs jas o
Husz!er mss Amelia
hurt misc EMMA
hunt Miss I amy ,
hopkins MISS Carrie
Hare miss Agnes.
Horan miss Jane
! Howard miss Saliie j
Hooper miss ,
Harris miss foca
Hamilton iiiiss NJ +
Haynes miss sailie Il
Haynes miss Richie
Heath Miss = A
Henderson miss besiie
V;,l niss SaIlia :
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CTRAYED OR ST0LEN--From near the Old
- Fair Grounds, sorrel HORSE, between l4h
and Is hands high, sway backed, slightly string
halt in both hind legs, and two white hind feet the
tap of the left ear a little sliced: Il good deal of
white In the eyes. Ten dollars reward will be pait
Or his delivery AT Mr.. HiX's Livery Stables.
HAMMOND DUGAE,
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TER HDspITAI. inns al Ia,

RoYsTER HOSPITAL, june % I-tso
A Ii OUT.PATIENTS registered az this Hos
IA pital are hereby notified to report immediate
ly iii person. or send Surgeons certificate Of their
Inability to do so, else they will be reported as DE-
sertera Y. W. HARRISON
e2i-fs Assistant Surgeon in charge
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LApIEy LIST.

A0 mlo1 &axa
kellum niss Mig
Lacy mrs Mat 4
Loffen mrs Rate
Lee mrs Henrietta e
Lindsay miss jain Ii
Lee mics Rosa
Laws miss finh!e
Nosa iaiss Bette +
Marion miss L:xx.e
Nastin miss Matte
Martin mrs Mary :
Murphy mrs " A =
Murray mrs Susan
Motley mrs Mary c
Monr.s. mrs Lucy =
Montgomery mrs X 81
M-sss mrs J u5s
Mlhof EpB L.
Mayo mrs Ann VI
Martin mrs Mary +
Manning mrs Annie
Mayo mrs Caroline
Mayor mrs Mag n
Ma.hends mrs Cath'e
McCGbe miss Mary.
McGrUder mrs Mary L
McNeili mrs II A
Mcbride mrs Amanda
Mcknight mrs W II
McG-e nirs Horny
Mclaughlin IIrs Martin
S:ckois miss Mary =
Newell miss Georgia
Norris misc Anna f.
Norris Josie
MOTIFS in;s jas l.
Newell MR. Mat
Oliver mrs
Oliver mrs NJ
Osterbins mrs 3 ]
Peasants mrs Julia A
Perkins mrs Mary N
Pellet mrs S 3
PARA mrs Nancy A
Price miss MOllie
Powell pliss Anal,ia
fertiue mis-, Mary
Pea miss Bette
Parrot miss 5 G.
Patlnan miss Sallie II
P,rtin miss Hannah y
Quariea miss Fannie
BEDFORD mrs Mary
Reynolds mrs VI 4
Riley mrs ohm
Ridsieli mrs Georgia.
Richardson mrs Mat !
Roach mrs Emilv"3
Rogers miss Martha
Robinson miss Sarah +.
Roane iniSs >
Richell miss Louisa 2
Redd miss Sarah +
Reins miss Mary =
Read miss Lizzie |.
Read miss Z =
Read miss Anna
Randolph miss l. II
KaInbaut mis- Rosa G.
kuck miss VI
Saliie mrs Va
Saunders miss X w
Savage mrs E J.
Savage mrs-F 4
Sayille miss Fannie
Seeds mrs Alice
Shirley mrs Mat S
Shaw mrs Eliza h ID
Seaton miss Ellen 2
sharp miss Elizabeth
shannon miss Kate
Simmons miss Sarah !,
Smith mrs Mary 4
Smith mrs Harriet
Smith mrs Mag s
Smith mrs } 4
Snead ,niss NJ J
Snead Mrs Alyenia
Suit mrs Sarail
Snesd miss Mary J
Solomon mrs Daniel
Southall mrs NJ j
Spencer miss Harriet Y
Stuart Brs G. f
S.eiawacks. mrs 4
Stone mrs Edward
Stockdell mrs Jane
Swami mrs Jane Z
Taylor mrs Sue
Taylor mrs Harriet
Taylor mrs Ell
Taylor mrs Susan
Taylor mrs Malissa 4
Taylor mrs E A
Temple mrs Mat E
Tracy mrs Mary
Tyler Miss X
TfewaI mrs Harriet +
Turner mrs Mat
'falinieIro mrs Sarah
TanafeIro lnra S +
Via miss q
an Lew Llrs De tfia
Walden mrs 10 jf
Whip mrs Il =
Weiii nrs 3
Wharton Iars j Y
Weston mrs J J
Watkins mrs $ X
Walker MIRA kaie
Wallace mrs TT
Walls mrs G II .
Waddill mrs RIP
Waithall mrs Ann q
Wynant mrs Louisa
Eirth Mrs Il
Winsfeld mrs II
Wilson mrs r Il
Wharton mrs NJ "
White mrs s X
Whiting mrs Jasper 8
" heat mrs f J.
Whiting mrs S 4
Wool Ellen
White hiss J p
Whitman miss * A
Whiting miss Julia
Wade miss Ann l.
Walden miss NJ +
Wallace miss h Y
Wade MISS Eff
Wyatt miss Bette
Warbertoii miss VI
Woodson miss Jane
Winder miss $ r
Winston miss +. G.
Wiley miss Moliie
Willis miss A
Wilson miss Ind
Wilson miss Sarah
Wheeler miss Fannie
Whiting miss A c
Wharton misa NJ u
Young miss Mary +.
Young mrs J 4
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smith VIM G. !
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stark VIM T. I
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starr,s
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70 ylor w ii
Tuck w A
Turner DIR w II
Thompson W w
Tow!es VIM
Taliaferro w =
Trueaeart w A
Thomas Surg TC
Turner LIT 4 Y
'furpin Ii i 4
'redford Robt J
Thomas RO II
1'uel X a
Thorp 1t r II
Thorp Peterson
Turner = II
Tutsn DIR n B
'feaznor q r
Tenet D r
Turner Obetliah
Terry Jos 4
fuller JET L
Turner Jas II
Toney Jno W
Thomas DIR j G2
Tuck j l.
Taylor Jno T
Tayler 1t Jas @
Trl,heart .Inn W
Taylor Maj j L
Thomas Jesse u
Taylor Jno
'rerdale Jno
Terrell Ny A
Tucker II II
Travexs Harry
Thomas Geo 3
finder Geo r
Tucker Geo =
Tinsley Ed "
Tucker Ed w
; Todd Z NJ 3
Terrill FL
Thompson e w
Thompson DR. & l.
Tayidr David d
TnsnoW Chas II
Trsinhaip. Chris c
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Taylor Is
Thomas Dan L
Todd Ed II
utley Jno 4
Vaughan Dr WR
Vaughan Victor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21
PERSONAL.


A NY information concerning the whereabouts
IA Ut GEORGE w. HANER, Of the "Louisa
Light Infantry Bluas," ef3ih Va Rsgt.) will be
Thankfully received by his brother. Address u H.
HANER," Richmond Va. je 2l--lt'
oHN LAMMON. of Co. A, 9th Alabama Regi-
q mont was wounded in the late battle near
h'enmohd Any information concerning him will
k.s.s1uhy received by brother. Address
, SAMEn LAMMON," Linwood House. Main st.,
M.sn1.o1a. va je 2l-lt-
NfonMATiON wanted Of T. ID. BUTLER, Co.
4. Ntn Virginia regiment. wounded on sunday.
to lns at the Dispafch cfice, stating ii, nrssent
whsrsabouts. will be thankfully received.
y N-lt. w. Rf.Tfrp
7P JOSHUA ?. FITCHOT. Esq. q W.1.ioT
II county, viii call ON ms. q addrvsa h1ter q
". n. u 0shonSs Brandon Church, Pyines nsors.
he viii receive information II impostau1e 20 him
JOHN II. 0ILNRR
hacnmQads yuns ~. j. 2l--3t.