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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

Masonic Cetebra.ion.-The first anniversary OF
the battle of Manassas was celebrated on the 2lst
inst, at Dlls farm, at Gen. Writings headauar.
ters, by Bee Lodge of Masons. A procession was
formed at Dills and marched thence, preceded by
brass band, to the farm of Mrs. Schermerhoin-
Arrived there, proceedings were initiated by prayer
by Rev. Dr. Duncan An Grafton and eulogy on
the death Of the gallant and lamented brother
Barnard E. Bee, Brigadier-G General, C. s. A., who
fell at Manassas was then delivered in feeling and
appropriate language by Rev. DR.. Stewart, an
Epscopalian clergyman of Alexandria, Va who,
it will be remembered, was driven from his pulpit
by the hirelings of Lincoln for declining to pray
for that individual. The procession returned to
Dili's farm, where the exercises of the day were
concluded,
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THE VALLEY

Very little is known really of the movements of
tie Federal forces In the Valley. Our latest infor
nation induces the belief that the small force left
st Winchester, terrified a, the anticipated approach
Of Jacksons corps, has fallen back TO the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud are now at
Hsrpers Ferry and Martinsburg, constituting q
guard fer that floroughfare. detachment Of
tIen. RoheTtsons cavalry is said TO have occupied
Winchester OF Tuesday.
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Cdptured.-The Central train of cars arriving on
Wednesday evening, brought down, under guard,
seven Yankees, captured by portion of the lst
Virginia cavalry, under Gen. Stuart, near Beaver
Dam depot, few days since. The prisoners on
their arrival were carried the office of the Pro-
vost Marshal, and thence to the G. S. Prison. cor.
ner Of Cary and Goth streets The squad consisted
of one Lieutenant, two Orderly Sergeants one Cor.
pora and three privates, belonging to the 5th In.
diana cavalry.
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To MAKE HARD TALLow CAsDLvs-William
Summer, Of POmarin, 8. c., furnishes the following
to the Charleston Courier:
To one pound Of tallow take i've or six leaves of
the prickly pear, (eactas 0pxstis) split them and
boil In the tallow, without water, for half an hour
Or more; strain and mould the candles The wIcks
should have been previously dipped In spirits Of
tufpsntine and dried.
II the tallow At first Il boiled in water, and the
water changed four or Ave ttnsa It will be hlsachsd
and rendered free from impuritlsa Than psspass.
II This way W have nade tallo@ eon61ea 1eoelv
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Disappeartng-Owingt to the perseverng assidu.
ity of guards from the army, some other potent
cause, the number of struggling soldiers in our
midst has been reduced to mere fraction Of what
it was two days since. Yesterday the streets were
comparatively clear of this species of humanity
The Capitol Square, noted a resort for idle SOL
diers, showed, on the occasion referred to- an
equally clean record
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10000 bottles Of wine, 100000 pints Of beer and
otaer beverages; for assimatng many hundred
Weignt OF sausages meat, and other delicaeies for
singing unions, music bands, equestrian and other
srtists and popular feas Of strength. eleverness
pedestriansm ard gymnastics; public amuse
men's, fireworks. dancing &c. Upwards Of 5000
members of the German shooters guilds are ex
pected, besides odd hundred thousands of people In
general from near and sfar, Russians and Japanese
incluled
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

In consequence of the occupation OF the county
seat by the enemy, the County Court Of Caroline
was unable to sit for the July term. Gov. Letcher
has Issued proclamation authorizing the Justices
of the county to hold an extra term of the Conrt
at Needwood Precinct commencing on Friday,
the LIST August.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

The following il an order issued by the Federals
to the people of Murfreesboro, Tenn. They all 70.
fused to take the oath, with but one exception The
merchants closed their doors, the doctors refused to
practice and the ministers to preach. In such a
state of affairs may imagine how heartily the
approach OF Forests cavalry was welcomed:
HEApQ'Rs NINTH RECT MICH INFy.
MuRFREEsBoRo, June IL, 1862 s
Whereas, 1t Is not the policy of the Government
Of the United States to encourage treason, nor TO
afford protection to its enemies, whether in
open rebellion in secret conspiracy against the
laws therefore, il is ordered that all traders mer
chants, druggists grocers. shop-keepers, school
teachers, preachers lawyers and Others In the city
OF Marireesboro', who solicit the patronage of tie
public be required to subscribe to the oath of alle-
glance to the Government of the United States and
in case of their refusal to take the oath that they
be prohibited from praetieng their trade profes-
sion vii hin the limits of the city of Murfreesboro'.
Capt. o. c. Rounds Provost Marshal will see
that this order be enforced.
BY order Of J. G. PARKHuRsT,
Lieut.. Col 9th Mich. Inf'y, Comd'g
Military Governor Of Murireestero'.
w. 4. Hull, Acting Adjutant.
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Being Wdsted.-There is now at the Petersburg
depot a considerable quantity Of grain in bags,
which has remained there for some time past, to
the detrment of its quantity and quality, as the
begs have become broken open in many instances
aud cows, horses and other animals make much
f. eer use with it than would suit the wishes Of an
economical owner. This grain may be owned by
the Government and if so, it should be removed
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THE RApPAHANNoCK LINE.

The news from this line Of operations possesses ne
.oec,sl feature Of interest The enemy have fallen
back from Liberty Mills on the Madison county
line and formed junction with the main body of
their forces in Culpeper county. They are said to
have a cavalry force of four or FIVE thousand In
Caroline and Spotsylvania counties Six hundred
Of ,h.se were al Caroline Court House on we,ines
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Sunstroke.-Private Winston, of the Lynchbure
Campbell Artillery stationed near Battery No 8,
was Frustrated yesterday by suns.roke, which
was of such severity to induce the belief that hs
could not survive. He was brought to the resi-
dence OF Mr. A. b. Wells, on Franklin street, where
Dr. John Dove was doing all in his power to ale
viate his SufferingS.
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Departure Of Yankee Prisoners.--Orders were re-.
ceved yesterday at the G. 5. Military Prison, cor.
of Goth and Cary streets, to prepare about 600
of the wounded prisoners for departure under flag
of truce, at o'clock this morning. They will 20
by railroad to Petersburg thence to City Point and
be there delivered over to their friends. None were
sent off Yesterday
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Police Coart-A number of cases were DISPOSED
OF yesterday, a summary Of which we subioin !:
yonn n D"!ey' charged with entering the house of
hoDt y watkins and stealing q saddle worth slO
nad MS case continued Elizabeth Turner arrested
for receiving the article knowing it to have been
stoen' also had her case continued. Both parties
were sent to jail-fIe euderson. a sava smnor.a h,,
the Richmond aud York River Railroad Company.
was found guilty Of stealing ham belon gins to the
Confederate States and ordered a whipping.-John
Latigan was proved guilty Of stealing s74 in bank
notes from JOS keiningham, and remsnded for
examination before the Hastings Court.-Mike
Shelan and Tom Wilson, who had assaulted J. !.
Harold, and took forcbe possession Of $40 in cur
rent funds belonging to that gentleman, were also
committed for examination by the Hastings Court
Dillon Mccormick, Of the city watchmep.
charged with making q laciyious attack ON Ann
Eliza Wills, free mulatto girl. was arraigned and the
fact alleged being established by the testimony Oi
his partner "a witness Of his gut,) he was sent on
to the Hastings Court, and dismissed from the ser.
vice of the city.-Jacob Latitte was fined IS for
hncksterirg in the Second Market.
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CHANGES IHE GARNET
A special dispatch from Washington to th,

a special dispatch from Washington to the New
York Herald says:
Some important movements are on the tapis to
give unity and force TO the military plans of the
Government for the speedy suppression OF the re-
beiion. have authority for stating 10 you that
Gen. Haileck does not come here as Cominander-in-
Chief of the armies of the Union He may be ap-
pointed Secretary OF War; but it is believed, IN
well informed circles, that Mr.. Stanton will retire
IL relieve the President Of all embarrassment and
that MIR. Lincoln will make Gen. Banks Secretary
Of War, with Gen. Haleck military adviser
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1HE ACCIDENT on THE SoUTH-SIDE ROAD
the Lynehburg pirsinian, Of yesterday, says that
'he accident on the South-Si railroad was more
rs''oas than at first reported. Forty-fve men were
wounded in a--seventeen severely; and four died
On Wednesday Of their wounds.
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IMPORTANT DIsraTCH FROM GEN POPE
HDaRs ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Warrenton, July 81, 1862
To the hon. Eden III Stanton, See'y of War:
The cavalry expedition directed Gen King to
send ont on the 10Th inst has returned. They lett
Fredericksburg at O'Clock T. NJ on the 10th and
after Il forced march during the night, made a de-
scent upon the Virginia Central railroad al Beaver
Dam Creek 25 miles west of Hanover Junction and
81 miles from Richmond.
They destroyed The track for several miles, toge
ther with the telegraphic line, burned up the rail
road depot. which contained AZ, 900 rounds of mus
ket ammunition, 100 barrels of flour, aud much
other valuable property and brought in Captain
who was in charge, prisoner
The whole country around was thrown into a
great state of alarm. One private was wounded on
side.
The cavalry marched so miles in 80 hours The
sfair was most successful and reflects high credit
upon the commanding officer and his troops.
As soon az the full particulars are received will
transmit TO you the name of the commanding OF.
tcer OF the troops engaged.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
JOHN POPE,
Major Co.nmaud;pp
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Arrests-The civil police yesterday arrested a
man named August Fish, for stealing $500 in Con-
federate States Treasury notes from Zella Glen.
man, and Patrick II. Crawley, soldier for draw
ing a knife while drunk, and threatening to cut
various persons passing along Main street.
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onlv :, = zee 70 selling in Columbia, s. c., to the sick
pufehsss '' eehS per pound. No one Ia allowed to
mus, nre.a more than pounds at a time, and all
,hst iaa oouee physicians certificate TO prove
The pa,Isn, absolutely essential to tho recovery OF
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The Central Hospital, which contained large
number of wounded soldiers few weeks ago. is
now entirely vacant. 1t is gratifying to know that
great proportion of the patients have recovered
are in convalescent state.
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JoLns,o'os. 'os. 4. JoHSsTos.--General Joseph z.
iAs has nearly recovered from the efYscts cf
Pnss naui W wound received ut ths battle Of seven
less ,hsr ne wiz be able TO report for duty" Ia
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ths Roberts, Of Liberia, II about TO Wis
Ffssidsu u.sd States, and there il some talk sbou,
''0enf Benson coming siso.
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day W. ~, ~ arrests In Loaisvills Ky, ON Tues
AanDLr.s IN o. !. bifnsy Marshall, brother OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

Retnrned.-Gov. Letcher returned to this city on
Wednesday, from Rockbridge county. Va.
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HORSES FOR SALE


TOR SALE-One fine riding MARE. Also, a
IL good BUGGY and single HARNESS. Will
be sold cheap If applied for at onceat the stable
near the corner of 9th and Capitol streets.
jy 25-3t*
IOR SALE--A fine bay HORSE.
IL MASON MORFIT,
jy 2L-s3t< 10th and Bank sta
EOR SALE-A remarkably fine HORSE, by
IL Glencoe; splendid action very fast, and stands
fire. To be sold on account Of the owner being
ordered TO Louisiana. Inquire at Room No. l. Sc.
cession Club. iy 24-2t&
EOR SALE.-I have for sale a No. HORSE,
Il suitable for cavalry service, or for family
Works well anywhere. Inquire OF J. w. rUR-
NER, Dispatch office jy 24-2t
TNINE HORSE FOR SALE.-A fine cavalry or
u riding HORSE, works well In harness, for sale
low to an early applicant. Apply to THOMAS II.
OWENS, Broad st., between I'd and ID, or to
THOS. r. OWENS,
jy 1S6tH No. Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

WARRFNToN, July 2I.---It is reported In Seces
sion circles this morning that Jackson IL at or near
GortonsvEie They seem to have received direct
Intelligence TO that effect
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THE PROPOSED MILITARY CHANGES.
From the New York Express, July Is. |

II Stanton is to continue in the War
Departlnent,-snd If Mcclellan and Pope are not to
be lnierfered wth,-tLe question il. what is 10 be
Gen. Hallecks specific work The ways of the
Administration are past finding out, especially its
ways IN army matters, but msy venture to
guess that Gen. Halleck is wanted at WASHINGTON
10 consult and advise TO the ovements of the
various armies as unit. Gen Hitchcock the
gossip said was, awhile ago. t!iiing that office bu,
success not attending his advice it is deemed Judi.
cious 10 try new man--one, at least, that brings
with him the prestige of success-and hence Hal
leck is called in We have great faith in the ener-
gy, discretion aud wisdom OF Gen. Halieck and we
trust that with no mtddiing defnasoguing Congress
10 annoy him andinteTfers with his plans Gen.
Mcclellan was annoyed and iE.erfercd with--he
"iu be able TO do something 10 improve the militia
ry situation all around
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GOLD ADVANCING,

The rates of American gold have again advanced
Sales were made at the Stock Board, in Baltimore
Monday, at 90 per cent premium closing at l2l
asked, l20 bid. Al the New York market large
faes were made AZ 20 per cent. The sales al the
First Board New York, We're in.,is at ilsi L. S.
skies, 81, at 9ss.
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THE NEW LEVY.



The conviction is not to be avoided that the quo
Ia OF our men, required to make up the compile
inent CT doo,oUo, must be raised by draft SO far
as We have learned, the same condition of things
exist III all the New England States, whatever the
case may be elsewhere The very fact the, a large
bounty il proposed, and in several towns a very
large one, shows clearly the general popular
ment that extraordinary Inducements are necessfl-
ry IN order to accomplish the object in question:.
With all this, the thus tar does not appear
tattering. The Newburyport Herald, of the 10th
inst. says: We do not bear OF many enlistments;"
the New Bedford Wercn'y, Of the Eth, speaks with
equal encouragement, and remarks, Something g
certainly prevents not only the enlistment of men,
but the expression by our citizens of any interest
in the success of the efforts enlist them This is
q deplorable state Of things, indeed We are in
the midst OF a war of the most formidable charac.
ter; il can only be carried on successfully by the
uns drinking spirit and energy of ready 10 serve
their country ii arms; and yet iii Massachusetts it.
Sell strong in men and means, claiming honor for H.
patriotism as it may well feel pride in the glory al
ready acquired by ITS in the tield-there is this
iainentabie shrinking from stern but necessary
duty.
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THE TERRoRs OF BoMBARDMENT.

pocket.full Of crackers, aud he's ready for week
campaigni" I"
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NOTICE. Judge MCDONALD, Of Banks coun.
~ ty, Ga, is now In camp with the 2lth 0eorgia
regiment, his SON having left said regiment 70 70
to private house to improve bis health. ANY q.
ceived. Address Captain Company A, Oath dsor.
RiA Regiment. " 00-3tA
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of ISAAC IVY.
i a member Of Capt Bookter's Company, 18th Re-
giment s. G. ", who was wounded in the battle Of
Gaines's Mills, and il IL thought was brought to
some hospital or private residence in this city OF
some hospital in the country. Any person know.
ing anything of him, dead alive, will confer Q
favor ON his family by communicating with his
brother-in, law, at this Office
iy 23-3tr N MCRHONE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

NUTTER, native Of Delaware, who Ct ths
battle Of Manassas was . member Of Col Esy's
regiment, cd MsrylandD and now supposed 70 b
with Gen. yackson's division. II this should meet
his eye, his brother, who h member OF the 0lou.
eester Artillery stationed n Chains BluA would
like to hear from him, directed care Of Col 1h0a
J. Page. lily l5-5tsl JOHN n NUrTxR
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Three hundred eonscripts have bsss enrolled In
Lyuehhusg.
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INFORMATION WANTED --Of JOHN 8. NOR.
Il TON, Company /, 9th Ala. Reg't, who was
wounded in the late fight of Chickahoniny. Any
person knowing his whereabouts will please IN
form me, at the Dispatch Office, and oblige
jy 22.-3tA THOMAS NORTON
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of JESSE HIN.
i TON, company A, 18th Georgia regiment, who
left camp about 18th May, and has not been heard
of since Amy information of his whereabouts Will
be thankfully received through the Richmond Post
Office, by CAPT J. A. MCLENDON,
iV G5-Jtk Co 18th IA Ra1st
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PROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 2I.-Between Crab Orchard
and London, John Morgan destroyed several wa
CONS OF Federal train destined for Gen Morgan's .
command at Pound Gap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

JORDAN w. HOLMES, Of Company c, 40t6
q regiment Georgia volunteers left the camp Of
the regiment (near Ashton's HilD ON Sunday morn.
ing, 9th inst, about daybreak. He was NOT In his
right mind, as he left without his cost, shoes Of
hat. Any information of his whereabouts win b
received through the Post-O6iee, II ID.
dressed, at Richmond, to
Capt. w. w. CARTER, Company
jy 2-3t* 49th regt Ga vols.
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The Philadelphia lnqaiyer. Of the 22d. contains
come later Northern news:
FROM NAsHvILLE--THs REBELS IN roRCK ARoryD
Tim CITY
NASHVILLE, July 2!.~-Ourpickets were captured
on the Lebanon road this evening Ave miles fror,
here by the guerrillss. One O! them escaped
Three bridges were burned to-day within eIrL,
miles Of here, on the Chattanooga road
The enemy Is in ferces under Forrest. only five
mics from the city. Our troops ont, and there
great excitement In the city
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jy 22.-3t@ THOMAS NORTON
INFORMATION WANTED-Of Corp1 A. r.
i PUTNAM, wounded on Monday. June 10Th.
Amy information left at the Army Intelligence Of.
foe would greatly Oblige his brother.
jy 22-3t1 L. M PIYTMAM
INFORMATION WANTED-Of L. W. BUM.
i SIDE, private in company D, llth Nlssissippi
regiment, who was wounded in the battle Of Friday.
eth June. Any person knowing Of his whore.
abOus, will please leave information at this Once
A. H. FRANKLIN.
iy 22-3t" CAPTAIN of said comnnnv
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1OHN C. BACON-f JOHN C. BACON, who
q was a member Of Company A, ID Alabama
regiment, and was wounded at the battle Of Seven
Pines is In the city he will please call at this Office
Any one who has information concerning him will
oblige by communicating it. " X13t
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TSFORMATION WANTED-Of JACOB Nc.
l. KILLOP, Co. A, 25th Regt. N. c. vols, who
was wounded in one of the late battles near Rich
mond. Any person knowing where he H. will
confer a great favor by addressing me at the Ar.
my Intelligence Office.
jy 93---tts ARCH n McRTYTnp
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of CHAS. JOHN
i SON, who WAS wounded In the battle near
Richmond, on the 9th Of June Said Charles John.
son belonged to company ]. 4eth Reg't Gs. vola
iu. HENRX IAuNNOM
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INFORMATION wANTRD-Of my son, GREE.
l. SHAM 9. WILLIAMS, Of the ID 0sorgia rssi-
on the 4th Of July, sick. He may have been taken
to some private house Any information in regard
to him will be gratefully received BY his father,
street. or by dropping me line at the Dispatch OF.
flee. Uy &4t'] HEZEKIAH WILLIAM6.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of VIRGIL BIN.
i SON, of I'd South Carolina regiment-was
wounded In the head ON the 29th june. ANY oao
knowing his whereabouts, will confer favor By
communicating the same to
8. A. DIXIE, Greenwood,
" 22-3t* Soufh Carolina
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PRRNNAr
N1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q 70 the vhae,aha>~1
w Of J. d. MCFARLAND. 6Oth 0eosU1a ~

wANTRD-Of my brother. D.
Il b SWITZERLAND, who was woundsd In The
late tight near Richmond He beloneed Ia Comne.
ny =, 2Oth regiment N. C. volunteers. Any In1br.
nation OF bis whereabouts left at the ofAce a t.
Southern Express Company, care II. q. McKeithaa.
" &-N* J. B. 6OUTHHRLA0D.
4 NJ INFORMATION OF J. r. T0VT31.
"A Company F, Hampton Legion. who Il alck,
win be thankfully received Address
@. +. HOKx
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