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FROM VIRGINIA.

sa:gs. Lexington, Mo-, Aug. IL.
1a Independence was attacked yesterday by
$500 rebels under Hughes and Qnantrel,
and after four hours severe fighting, the
federais surrendered. Twenty OF our men
are reported killed. Reinforeemeuts which
were sent from here Last night TO assist our
troops at Independence, have returned
There is great excitement. Everybody is
preparing for the conflict. bslja8 9a3
t Washington, Aug II.
The rebels were three times reinforced
during the late battle at Culpepper BY fresh
regiments and brigades. ~. ..s-...-..
When our troops retired, the rebels were
too much crippled to pursue.
Prisoners report that the heavy guns
used BY the enemy were Of recent English
manufacture, with English. fixed ammuni-
ton. BEES .fa4t Is VI hafm
We lost one gun, which was left behind
in the ditch spiked-the horses having been
Gen. Buford arrived with cavalry ct Gull
pepper yesterday from Madison.
Previous to his departure he made re-
conn oissance TO the Rappidan river, where
he found force of the enemy on the South
side, but non on the North side Of the
river. sd3 sf Es}sat
A telegraphic dispatch dated to- day says
all was quiet last night and this morning.
Washington, Aug. IL.
:. A dispatch from General Morgan, from
Cumberland Gap, says d. Courcy's brig
and the l4rh Kentucky on the 5th snd 9th
had an engagement with Stevenson's .Di-
vision in force. The rebels outnumbeTed
US four to one, and lost 225 killed and
wounded. Lieut.. Col. Gordon Of the llth
Tennessee vas taken prisoner. Our loss
was 3 killed, Is wounded, and 50 taken
prisoners.
Two companies Of the 10th Ohio we're
surrounded BY Two rebel regiments, bot cus
their way out. aa ss344
We captured large lot of forage, tobac.
90, horses and mules. hes .s ~ Is 5.s
New York, Aug. II.
The World has the following from Cul.
pepper II the lOsh: 3 s4s
The firing was renew this morning at
daylight. on orr side, but it was not re.
spoDded to BY the rebels. Slgsl has i'd
So 7sTssf ~ s&3f55&
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iSHERIFE'S SALE.

DIT VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION f01IR,
Directed from the Office Of the Clerk OF theDia dds
Of Pottawattamie county, Iowa. shall proceed baa
Saturday, the 9Th day Of July. A. D.. 1852 bstsa
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A.. n and o'elocs r II Il
said day, in front Of the County Treasurer's ofnc
the city Of Council Bluffs. the following deScribe ~
estate OF Alyarado q Ford to-ssit'. sssNN .ss3sg5
The Southwest quarter Of the Southeast qusnda
and the Nofth-west quarter Of the southeast qa,r
Of Section twelve and tho Northeast quarter Of 81
tion thirteen all in Township seventy -four, ~
forty-four Westl
Also, The South least quarter Of the Northeast e
ter Of Section sixteen in said Township, seveniyh1
north Of Range foriy-four West;
Also. Lots one hundred and sixty-f,ur and one b.
dred and sixty-fve in tine Original Plat Of Core
Bluffs. Lot five in Block thirteen, in BaylisS IN
Addition to Council Bluffs;
Also, Lots one, two and three in Block fourtsea;
one IN Block eleven lots three and Il ur In Bid
three in Grm's ADDITION to Council Bluffs.
Sale to commence at O'Clock r. n of said day.
Taken.as the property.of A,varado c.. Ford % ~
an execution in favor Of James Beauchamp
J. p. WILLIAMS. SA69
Council Bluffs. Iowa. June 7th. 1s62.-n5w.
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DRAFTING.

We believe that the announcement Of .
draft By the Government is hailed with Joy
by loyal people everywhere. 1t lookslike
business like putting down the rebellion.
The Government is giving tho people a
specimen Of the vigor they have been call
ing for 20 long, and it has had tie courtesy
to cordially invite them to participate iu it
IN psrson! This is right. Every loyal,
patriotic man, should be willing, if pbysi.
oally qualified, to 20 into the field, with
musket IN hand, and do bis share in put
ting down the rebellion. The Government
requires no more Of the able-bodied men
still left among us than has been rendered
to II, voluntarily, BY the 700, 900 or $780,
600 men Who are already, BY their own
choice, in the Geld. It Is proper aud right
and necessary that every man who haoen-
joJed the protection of this government,
and the rsivileges Afforded him through 1t,
should bear his share Of the expense and
risk In maintaining it. "
There 10 talk ansug certain class, aboa.
arssistoncs to the drett. We know what We
cay. 1t 10 INDUCED in by persons sympa.
thising with that class who propose to re.
lsist the tar. collector. There are but few
people who viii ever think Of resisting eth.
Or the draft or the collector, but these few
IL they ever attempt TO carry their project
into execution, will be throttled at onoe.-
Have these men 90 inadequate % idea Of
the power Of this Government and ito dis.
posisiop 10 crush those who resist it, tba,
they will attempt any such thing Every
man, knowing himself qualified, physically,
and othersise for eficient military service,
Who tries to avoid that service, 10 saeaA
and coward, if not an actual traitor =
Let there be none Of this. Such men will
u marked and branded BY the loyal peo-
- ~ sysrJ community. a5s
We apprshsnd no difficulty in this mat
tsr. The reaistanes talked Of will bs like
thss o ( ! q on The track Of locomotive
n Govsrnnsns will 60 on with ito work
without frioeios Of resistance, and ito sgsnsa
'vill be ohsersd on i their work By oil loyal
.en and wonss. This i time for self
e.eri6ce. Men must give themselves MP,
and, their families mast release them, for
-ihe common good. Il would Do better to
apliss q onos =. yalantlAss, BATH ssn
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GOV. HARDWOOD ON sCousDRELs.

The Springfield (Ohio) Neos is respon.
sible for the following: liz s.5a# saE
In his Mansfield speech, Gov. Kirkwood
said he was going back to Iowa to help ia
raise his quota Of the new levy, and that
he had 10 bis pocket An order from Secre-
tary Stanton, empowering him to arres.
every sooundrel, (Gov. Kirkwood's own
word who discouragee enlistments, and 90
help him God he would obey his instruc.
ton to the letter. He thought an order
sent to Gov. Tod would also be good
thing, for we had men of that kind among
us too. 400.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that by virtue Of . -
-lVof sale contained in Deed Of Trust executd4
g. e. Stone on the oath Of January, 1851. and rec'
County, in Book D, page 81, to secure the paynns
said stones promisory note therein descrils1x =
which note IL NOW due ana unpaid. viii. upea lher
quest OF the holder Of said sell all the right W
and interest which the said Stone had at the dnts
said Deed OF Trust, in and to the following desce
real estate to-wit:
Forty (4O) feet # the west side OF lot one hundN
and ninety-three (1S3) on Broadway, in the tc~ad
Council Bluffs in tawattame County Iowa. at paA
lie auction, for cash 70 the highest bidder In front
the Treasurer's Once, in Council Bluffs in said Zoo
ty. on the 18th day OF August next, betweea tbs
Of O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock p NJ, comme1EiNs
10 O'Clock A. for the purpose Of paying the lud
due on said note, and At the Of sade
i viii mike deed to the same upon paymeas & g
purchase money.
-s7sgEs fTk ~ J.P WILLIAMS,
% Sheriff Potta wattamie Co, Lva.
Dated July 18th. 1859 80 g. = 81 q ?. EfsS - I
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LITTER FROM Mrs. HARLAN.

The, following letter-written by Mrs.
Senator Harlan from the Hospital at Cor
inth-gives the most fa,thful.picture OF the
Western army hospitals that We have seen
in print. That it is true to the letter, We
k.or from experience, and believe il to be
the duty Of every loyal Journal in the coun-
try to give the Same place in its columns,
|in ordsr that our people may be apprised
Of the amount Of needless suffering to WHICH
our troops are Frequently subjected through
the heartless carelessness Of incompetent
olioials, and that knowing the evil, they
may may remedy the same:
IHE HOSPITAL At coRINrH.
Msssss EplroRs 10 passing through tho
epcampmeuts and hospitals OF the Wes-
tern army near Corinth. come things which
/ witnessed daily, and almost hourly, struck
me ~ very unvise in the management st
our army afairs, which could be and ought
to be corrected. .E
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Kansas CITY, Mo. Aug. Ia

Kansss City, Mo. Aug. Is.
On receipt OF the news of the capture of
Independence, this city was thrown into q
great state OF excitement. All business
was suspended, the militia called, and a
call made for reinforccments from Fort
Lesvenworth. Four companies Of infantry,
three Of cavalry, and two pieces Of ar
tillery arrived on Monday afternoon. The
9th Kansas cavalry also arrived the same
day. The entire force left yesterday NOR
ming in pursuit of the enemy.
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HOW THE METHODIsTS TALK.


The Erie Annual Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. has just closed its
session at youngstown, Ohio. Bishop Ames
presided. Among the resolutions adopted
are the following: s42p <Z4
RESOLVED, LIST. That the close Of this war
is not desirable until the arm of oppression
is effectually broken, and the freedom Of
speech and press permanently secured to all
the inhabitants of this great land. Fo3
RESOLVED, ID. That we most heartily ap-
prove Of the recent acts Of Congress, name
y: The abolition Of slavery in the District
of Columbia, it's perpetual exclusion from
the Territories, together with the late
sweeping act of con6scation, all Of which
we believe TO be constitutional and just, and
a glorious triumph over the evil designs Of
wicked men.
.Resolred, Sd. That the time has come
when it bebooves every Chrission with IN.
sparing profusion to lay his means upon
the altar. Of bis country, for she support Of
the war, and the relief of the suffering.
RESOLVED, 4th. That We express our un-
qualified disapprobation Of all, whether
North OF South. Who have the least symps.
thy for rebels, and regard them as being in
league with tho rebellion. and traitors to
the Government. b1l Z &95a 81
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xHERIFF,s SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution to me directed from ~
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Isis'
wattamie county, Iowa, shall proceed TO sell On
day the 18th day Of August, A. D., 1862 between u
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p II, Of s.h
day. IN front Of thecounty treasurer in ths ~
OF Council Bluffs, the following described real ea
OF g. stone to-wit: Forty (40) feet OF the west e
Of lot hundred and ninefyzhree 1881 on Broadwr
dnthe city ,Sf Gouncil Dlafs. Rsftawatsan,ie opuS
Iowa Sale to Commence a. O'clock ?. y. A y
day faken rs the propSsayof o. Stone, to saaa
execution in favor OF Aberdeen Mallett
J. p. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Blufs. Iowa, July 10. 1859. ~
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Taken ~ the sproperty Il 0sorgelw Negnin,
satisfy al execution In favor Of Sidney Susish
lr.snl,i siau., lo~i, 4;.il i. u. ~
N0IICE

rs hsrsby given 70 al people. to bswase Of -
{ il certain tract Of land Of kiexsnder Hafsfs
Thomas B. Marshal, or any other peran THIS ~
land amounts TO 80 acres. being and lying In ~ ~
east qYsYeg y ,ee.ssseh ssse q secsss., = pssS
forfeiture blythe Virtue pr "a bad, made and -
upon on the eth Day OF November. 1859, ~ - 4
pufch astng tis Aame, their deed. will 10 t11aEs
WILLIAM HETHERiKEfr
Az Ihave paid the Government tax upsn n s,
and have the receipts 10 show, and an ii Ieaai ~
sion Of it named in thebond. s JE9ssss :, =
June IL, 1861. sg4fts4 y 4tfs4,ss.s
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s1s1ot Do thai. they nust bIds their time,
and rpni heir chancsg Of being lid
Tb< ovel nen. ani privst bout Ies are
paid aply > vclunl Lrs, and Ms Porally
sertg u with = pore than . million
| ID "a. Spp toR Int service, ke term
Of The volunteer viii be quite Is brief aa
that Of tho 6onscript.
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Joint DrBArEs:

: 8 Msssrs. JOHN A. KAssON and D. o. FINCH, Re-
publican and Democratic candidates for Congress In
this (he 5th District have agreed on the following list
places and datos holding Joint Political Discus
sions The hour for the meeting Will be O'Clock r. H.
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yapced, and vas this morning inspecting me
posit.oaa. and prspasips for the days woFs.
Nothing Pf il or'a e has occurred
kshipgton, Aug. IL.
,Aoco{ ts bm hlpepper, yesterday,
i5Ispeal e on Ratu11ey's fight, says Int 60
he6vy ~ the fire 70 which DOR compare.
lively small number Of men were exposed,
that the only wonder Is that tho entire com.
,maad was NOT completely appihilated rtAes
edd Of inf sn hour, 10 stead Of our bring
ing OF so large proportion Of our forces.
Rebel priapDers report that their troops
mxl Ldw1d doAd BY 6ourt6r6 Ike grass.
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DY VIRTUE OF SPECIAL EXECUTIONS N p
ID directed from the once Of the Clerk Of The Sss
6opgtu a FSttaWattanie Counfy Iowa n aha 49,
- sesSS "a Tuesday the 0sAr Day Of Jsay,A. d.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. H. and o,ckrf 4
OF said day In front OF the county Treasurer's s
city Of ceunci Blns the following describes Re.i
in Glendale Addition to the city Of Council Bluas ~
sale 70 commence ~ 2cclsck -. .us SAID a.
Taken as the property Of Thomas H. Ben.os =
Susan Hepto 70 satisfy an eEecution in fav~sf Gs1
Wilson ~ ~ s59si5tst tss f8ifH 18TH
J P. WILLIAMS, SAeif
Council Dlans; IoSa, June Gu, ae2-&az5vr 81
ITO James D. rest aha paniei B. asley. sim. Y.,..
esch " you are hereby notified hat there is ms
Gle In tho Sflceof she Clerk of the Distrid csr
Pottswattamie county in the state Of fota telix
CharesP .Hendrie Of and nkajnsI you he
closure u mortgage the following dekeribed uaa
land situated in said county, towit; stripol an4
bundT ed feet wide and eighty rods long % the Y1
end OF the Northeast quarter of the Nprth-ezse an
ter Of Section one, ia townsip ~ Forth, of RateaI
West, described in said mortgage "a the Nom ~
east quarter Of said Sectin one and in said 0ua
North, Of Range ~ West ed BY the sad
D. Test, to secure to the said county Of pottavs,nn
the sum Of 81 600 dollars, with interest thereon ~
rate Of ten per cent per annum from the date III
mortgage, and on which there is claimed in II
petition by said Charles r. Hendrie the owner the
Is due, the sum VI 81 49, aEd that unless You p
thereto, and defend before Of the second dap
next term of said District Court Of PotasvsnR,I
county. to commence on the last Monday Juixsk
1s62 default will be entered against you and
$50 : T. DOUGLASS
Nay %, 1862 ~ AH'yfor EM
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G. q NouRsr.

s1C aTfH c. C. NOURsE,
~ Republican candidate for Attorney General Of the
State. viii address the people at tho following times
and places: Fa t'f@
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ADdINIsTRATORs,s aNoTlCn

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons interests
application will be made at the regular Tern
the County Court Of Pottawattamie Co. to be held i
August 1852. for authority to sell lot one IN Bd
three K in HAFg's Addition % the town d Couna
Binis In said County, ~ the property Of Heary De
~ JOHN DEITEBL1k
Admfnisfrstor Of the Estste Of Henry Dsitslsa
Deceased. ss ss5sF D. - - fuo1A
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ca Lieut.. Col. DEwEY, 81 Fremont
county, late of the 18th Iowa Infantry, has
been appointed Col. of the Western Regi-
ment. This appointment, we believe will
meet with universal favor. COL DEWEY
has seen service, and has acquitted himself
with great credit as an officer and soldier.
His military experience will give him a great
advantage in the organization and discip.
line Of his Regiment. Register ,sai
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PROMOTED.

The Des Moines Register says Captain
W. II. KrSsxAN. Of Council Bluffs, has been
appointed Lieut.. Col. :of the Western Reg
iment. Col. KINsxAN was attached in o
responsible position to the 4th Iowa Infan-
try, and was with that Regiment in all its
sharp experience from Rolla through Pea
Ridge to Helena. He has earned promo.
ton, and it has been conferred. &g
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THE asi1lr1fT TUND:i u,

scribed in the county for the purpose Of
paging haantiAa@f as. sAl,aatAaaa -h.at-@aetaA.
tenth g much ass shosId hay have been subs
,scri6sd.1 6lsn are vehnsesrips daily, ard
AAlit, hountiss shosidbs ready for them. -
Tue 'nsh Of means ID thigs coaq, ~
thers E, : lsrgs pqmber Of them hould
bring forth NOW Of their tsaaans1 without
stint, ssd cid 10 sbls ostiimpo sc work.
Let our men Of wealth pas az Their $500
, - .thsir' $1,000 a !, tiss, = DO men Of
the sane class in other 6ommsaiAies. Lib
erality ID shis respsoe would a. much to-
ward filing out Pottawattamfe County,
quota. The slls men of ,our County have
as yet done nothing. The sum Of thirseen
hundred dollars has been subscribed
throughout this county 4 county ins Fhioh
thWe is fifty mon Who should saAh saontrib.
ute n sum eqnsl to the whole suEouut now
subscribed ;and yet numbefS lbf our ocfti.
sens honestly believe that they hare dis
charged their whole dutys cWs,wooli beg
ito inform you, gentlemes of1Potta~attamie
that you have done nothing, Of which fact
you. will be made sensible in 4 very few days
By liberal contributions our conntJ's quota
might now have been we'll nigh made up,
whereas but few citizens bf the county
have as yet volunteered, and the draft will
bear heavy upon Us, for, be it remembered,
that when the rolls are prepared, men will
not be accredited tothe County they may
have started from, bat to. the County in
which they reside. By this rule, how many
men have we in the, sersiee?. Excepting
tbeicompany now organising, Fwe have not
seventy five enlisted men in the field. The
responsibility lies more with the wealthy
class than any other. We have, plenty Of
men among US who would 60 II something
could be done for their fainiifes. A poor
man with q large family has high duty to
perform towards it, andths $l3 per month
will not enable him to discharge it.. Such
men should be assured by their more veal
thy neishbors, that while they are. in the
field, risking their lives in behalf of their
country, their families shall not suffer for
the necessaries Of life. Is this not so?-
Let this emergency be at once provided for
and the good work Of volunteering will at
once 60 on as rapidly as the most patriotic
could wish.
THIs NATTER MUST BE ATTENDED TO =
i"SHELL OUT" aes raa .aas4 srszfxe {
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aT zasa Culpepper Q. H., Va, Aug H..
The fight OF Stonewail jackson shows
that he fears our troops. On SATURDAY. be
engaged with bis whole force, numbering
30 900, portion of Banks' corps, who be.
haved nobly, holding the enemy in check,
and with the mid of one division of Mellow
ell's and Sigel's corps, which arrived du-
ring the day, drove him from several DO
sitions, and finally from the field of battle.
Jackson's loss is scarcely less than 1900. 90
Our loss is much less. la
This battle was decidedly the blodiest
Of the war. On Sunday jackson remained
idle, the troops on both sides being exhans-
ted. % Monday Jackson sent flag oil
truce, asking the privilege of burying his
dead, large proportion Of which still lie
on the field, pending which he retreated
With all bis trains, and on Monday morning
Jackson's whole army had gone.
Gen: Buford, with his cavalry and artil-
lery, quickened Jackson's haste toward
Gordonsville, compelling him to burn
bridges to save himself. sal ADJ
Jackson,s servant has just come into
McDowell's quarters, and reports that his
master admits . loss Of 1000 IN Saturdays
engagement.
Washington, Aug. IL.
J. III. Squier, of San Francisco, has been
appointed to clerkship in the, pension
ofhse in the interior department.. VII
Philadelphia, Aug. Is.
The ste&nner Madonna, which was cap
tured 10 Ogeechee river. has arrived. The
prize is valued At 900, OCO.
Washington, Aug. Is.
Advioes from Culpepper yesterday say
that owing 70 the severe injury Banks re-.
received, the command Of the corps de-.
volved upon Gen. Williams. Gen. Greene
commands Anglers Division, who il CO.
riously wounded sTs te ~ 900
Avisit 70 the battle field shows that the
greater part OF our dead officers ere entirely
stripped Of uaifogus, sss1a aq5s s.9asf,
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APHIC.
Latest Dispatches.
a-sfssa FIGHT AT
MO.

Federals forced to Surrender
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nISSULUI ION OF CO.PARTNERSHIP
1 The psrtnr rahip heretofore existing under the
style Of A. &c DEkER 4 GO, having expired
january |, 1852, by limitation, and the dsceese OF
Mr.. WIN. BOD KER, the undersigned haa aaso-
terms that exists In the former concern. and will
continue the !, 2 9 g AND APOTHECARY
BUSINESS att he 81 stand. No. 10 Main street,
under the sane aaiie. A. BCDEKER
Thankful for :he past Ibsr s; patronage bestowed
On them, they bppe by strict aud faithful stte0r
ton to their bussness. TO merit good share of the
Sane in future.
ia lots BOnEKER q 90
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NOTICE My Improvements At the CLU5.
IL TER SPRINGS. in the county of Halt
!ax, Va, six m iles south Of Boston Depot, on
the Richmond and DanviIle Railroad, a re
now open for the reception OF company. Pr b.
paymeE. Of so per month will be required.
children undeY ten years and servants ha II
price. HENRY EASLEY.
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-6t4 WALTER HARRISON.

HIApo'Hs lsT kIa'r "a. V0Lusfssas,
|NRDsR No. =.
All members Of this regiment absent from
their respective companies without leave.
will report forthwith to these headQ mar tiers,
otherwise they Will DO arrested a. dessrters.
~ p. T. MOORE,
ap le-6t Colonel Commanding.
4 TTENT1ON, VOLUNTEERS !-Aoout
IA fifteen good men viii be received In the
DEAS LIGHT ARTILLERY. now formed for
forms and Subsistence furnished Appl, .mmsdi.
ately to II. o. W. BLAIR,
General Recruiting Ofnosr.
ap 1s-6t' Cor. 18th and Main streets.
T7hE FIRST HOWITZER COMPANY.
having rsorgnni.sd. will now receive
PLEASANTS, ut Van Lew q hardware store,
'- Root. n. ANDERsON.
ROBT. ARMS rEAD,
ThNTlON, LIl4HT ARTILLEKY-
n L am a1tAoIi.sd BY the Governor to re:
L.'k Artillery, and to muster them In a.
thew come. Those, therefore, who desire to
proc re substitutes, or who W1sh to become
IN bstM tutes, shonld call at once at my hes.d.
Quarta =, Johnson 9uigon's once, unsls1
Inc WI g Building. A. Il. GUIGOk,
NH 7S- IS Captain Light Artillery.
4 TIE. STIoN; TEAMSTBRs.-I wish 70 en-.
n nak n good DRIVERS for my Battery. To
expe-.4n-e& men, I will give $50 each Ia addition
to the Cove ument bounty Of $50.
Yoantsee now In service but whose term Of
received opA application to the undsrsignsd BY
letter, At Camp Lee, nesr Richmond
0ltU 'NLBE DAVIDSON,
sr cts Usut. Lelcher Artiliesy.
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DIcHxoED AND DAhvILLs aAnro,

DIcHNCED AND DAhvILLp RAn.roA,
ssg trains will run a. fellows: sa
aOIKa west.
Man Trsln leaves Richmond daily stYAv
and Strives Ia Danvflls ct 20 p. n
Al Burksvitls Il connsots with the train q, -.
6cu.h.Sids Railrosz, for the Wen.
At Glover IL stops - minutes for dinner.
COMING EAST.
Mall Train lsAvss Dsnviiie daily ct "a n
and arrives IN Richmood ss $40 p. n
At BirkeS iils II copnecss with he train n, -.
South. Side Railroad. for Norfolk and Pst.,,.,sS'
II OARTER.
% lets GEM Tjers4 ~.