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- EDITORS DISPATCH: Owing to Il
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NJ. EDITORS DISPATCH: Owing TO the
~ isolation of Company @, ID Arkansas Bat
talon, notice of what has transpired with it has
been omitted
TIE enlisted men of the company having been
transferred TO the Sd Arkansas Regiment, and its
officers. Captain Lewis H. Shepherd and Lieuts.
Peoples, Quinn. and Tatum, honorably discharged
tie service, deem it due as one cognizant Of the
gallant manner in which the company and officers
have acquitted themselves, to make known the
facts: Organized with a. mon, II entered the ser
vice In the batteries at Evansport, under command
of General Holmes, served six months, hurting ter
and devastation into the enemys boats daily,
whsn II left TO join the battalion, having received
tbs bighest mead OF praise from the old hero
(IIolnles) for its gallant conduct.
lncideDt 70 this, attached to the e2d North Caro-
lima it went into the bat lie at Seven Pines with It's
tattered Fragments and fought with marked cour
age. Again its numbers were reduced by killed
and wounded. At Eilyson's Mills and Fraser's
Farm 1t again distinguished itself Fighting with its
Esrth Carolina brethren in These bloody contests at
Ellyson's Mills, their gallant commander, Major
Brounaugh. fen mortaily wounded.
Thus it had been reduced to 8 mere squad, and
upon application of the officers Of the battalion the
remnant was transferred to the Sd Arkansas Regi
ment Your ob't gery't, d. G.. MCRAE,
Capt Seth N. G. Reg't.
Richmond Va, July 81, 1862. jy 21-1ts
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whlnins u Pisterially

Tia inus:rated publications Of Yaukeedom whip
Wsrsry day BY tho hlussrious deeds they put forth
- PASTURES on paper. None 1t Item do this more
psrSsvetinsy than Hsp~'s Fs&kiy Ire swim
difag puhlishers who smassed .ilions by Southern
srsAs, are new extending 1t frosty by vigorous
psoseousson u tAe branch Of war entrusted to
them, Wa: the pictures. These are designed to
excite the sathusiasm and spur up the tagging
courage VI the people ard army
1vsa In their defeat they pictorially illustrate
Ae0lsllan's and btsntons lies, and whip u.s. Ha,,
p~s list has several views Of terrific bombardrnents
a ~ rshs's, IN the Ave days on the Chickahomny
The wc0dss wiz be how any people On the earth
aouh stand such oannonading by such calm and
Yaioant sannonierA All their pictures make IL eir
msA nobls. and ouu oontemptibls looking creatures
Initiating tie Chinese, the Yankees seek to ect on
fhs passtousby sights and sounds. The Confederstes
- willing 70 lssvs TO thsm vocation they suit 20
wsh Thss can b no DOUBT about the preference
. b given IL real whippinss we give them In the
odd. svsf those Imaginary ones found In the pages
q 2ap~'e Weak1v
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TUTORE DAYS
BY II. NJ. HAMILTON, Aac,.

NOTICE.-On the 4th day of August. on III.
N premises, a, l2 O'Clock NJ, shall offer sor
sale, by auction, my TRACT OF LAND lying IN
the county Of GoOchland adjoining the land, Of Col
Randolph Harrison and others. This land Hes im.
mediatey on the Carriers Ferry road leading from
Georges old Tavern to Gainesville, and only two
miles from James river canal. The trac, contain,
$50 acres, 100 acres of which Is virga land well
timbered. There Is on the place a good orchard
and ou..huildings; the dwelling was burnt during
its construction. (by aecidsnt) deem i, unneces-
sary to say more than 10 invite ali who may feel an
interest in this sale to examine for themselves and
for any information desired refer 10 Mr. Geo q.
Britt who resides near the land, address Mr. A.
NJ Hamilton, Columbia, Fluvanna county. Va
TERMs-Easy, and made known on day Of sale.
w. A. WEBB, C. D. Navy
Sale conducted by A. NJ. HAMILTON.
iv o1-JJf*
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TKLEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The L.se rishs d Murfseesbsrs'.

The Lote Ek6ht ~ NAurSSeesurSs
KNOXVILLE, July MA diapatch from coioss.
Forrest, giving an account Of the engagement q
Narfrsesboro'. says that the dash was msds on tho
town Saturday morning. Our success IVES com
p.ete Col Forrest statss that he captsged l,SV
prisoners. inciuding two Brigadier Generaia' four
pieces cannon. and destroyed half amillionot army
ssores The Confederate loss was sixteen killed,
and thirty wounded. The enemys ioss between
two and three hundred.
Alter the capture Of the town and securing the
prisoners. Col Forrest fell back TO McMinnvlc, for
fear Of surprise from greater fcrce&
ATLANTA, July lath--The Ccaederacy, Of this
morning. says that the Federsls numbered about
l,s0O The battle lasted five hours
Col. Forrest burnt three locomotives. with freight
trains attached, and depot The prisoners have
been paroled except the officers, who are detained
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cE STATE TAxEs-Tax payers Of the city OF
Richmond can pay their State tax bills, by calling
a, the Sheriff office l2a Main street. from A. N.
till 4P n during this week. In consequence OF
the late period at which we commence our eoliec
lions, and the present condition Of the country, It
is s.ary that all the revenue of the State be I'm
uediately collected and my deputies will be In
structed to grant Indulgence TO none but those who
are serving in our armies. 1t Is earnestly hoped
that all who do not call at the office, will be pre-
pared to pay on the first application.
Persons who have recently purchased real estate
in the CITY, and whose title deeds not recorded
prior to the LIST of January, 1862 requested to
faaye lists at the ofioc that the taxes may be col
looted of the present owners
H. X ELLYSON,
iv2l-6tS Sheriff City Richmond
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Lates, from vieksburg.

JACKSON July 1.-THE enemy continue rhelling
vicksburg The lower feet has moved up about
mile. Il is believed tina, the Yankees will attempt
70 capture the ram Arkansas If they lose halt their
feet in doing so. The enemy's loss in the late en-
gagement IL susposed 10 have been five hundred.
RvlcksBuRe. July le.--The ram Arkansas Is
being repaired and Will soon be ready for action.
The enemy have been lesurely Smelling the city TO-
day. Nataing eamaged-"nobody hurt" One OF
the enemy's gunbcsts passed Natchez yesterday
lowed by another boat, which was patched hugely.
Six vessels have gone below Na,chez, In damsged
condition
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Obituaries.

SERGEANT W. N. BECK Was killed In the
battle at Malvern HILL July LIST, 1861, Sergeant w.
n BECK, of Norfolk, Va in the 22d year of his age.
The deceased was member of Company H, 9th
Va. Reg, aud WIS at the post of duty, with his
front to the foeman cheering bis comrades to the
charge, when he was struck by four balls, two of
which penetrated his breast and one his head. His
death was instantaneous and without pain.
He was amongst the first to respond to the call of
his native State and participated with his company
in taking the powder from the magazine al Fort
Norfolk on the night of the 18th of April 1861, and
was one of the guard who brought it to Richmond.
His intelligence and ready obedience to orders, and
his decisive courage, gained the confidence of his
officers, while his gentle and generous disposition
drew around him every eomrade in arms friend
While the writer of this is too sad to indulge in
the language Of euogy, it Is but just to say that in
the great struggle for the independence Of our be-
loved South in which engaged, no drawer,
manlier, more upright spirit has been offered up
on the altar OF our country.
1t will be some consolation to those who mourn
at the saddened homes of his relatives to know that
the last offices of earth were performed by careful
hands, and that the comrades who were accessible,
with son owing hearts, deposited his remains in the
OLD Cemetery, on Cd street. near this city
breastworks, neer Gaineo's Mill. SAMUEL A. To
LER, Of Company e, black Eagle Company from
Cunibsrland,( 18th Virginia regiment fell mortally
wounded bv shot III the breast. He was the cid
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Toe., OF Cum
berland. He was good son. and with him are los:
some of the brightest hopes OF his parents He was
good friend aud companion, beloved by the " hole
company, aud indeed it may truly be said that he
had not an Ill wisber in the world Among the
many who, on that dread evening. fell like autumn
leaves around him. there purer, nobler,
fresher spirit, drawer heart 1t III tho fercest
charge in the front rank. that he suddenly reeled,
called on companions name near by, and fell in
the ranks and thus died this gallant young patriot
ON the field of glory, before the downy bloom OF
hoyhood had well left bis cheek, yet facing man.
fully his countrys enemies, and yielding his life II
sacrifice for his couGtrys freedom, anented at all
who knew him. That country Is indebted to his
memory for all that he endured for ae; aud FOR II
life thus laid down, which in all respects bade fair
to be highly prosperous and happy. J. W. If.
H Enquirer aud Examiner please copy.
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By IL CAU7HORN, .Auctioaeer.

Y EGATEES' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNiTURE.-On WEDNES-
DAY 23d inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ at tine resi-
tience Of the late T. g. Humphreys, on sth, be
tween Franklin and 4raoe streets. m the ter
OF DR.. Reads church. shall sell a. auction, ths
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the Deceased,
consisting in part of one handsome Piano line
mahogany, Spring seat Chairs Cane-ssat do;
8iarbe-,op Centre and Side Tables. Sofas; INA.
hogany Wardrobe and Bookcase Que fins AID
bsster iIautei Clock; l common do; Bedsteali,
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Mirrors; one fine ttas
Chandelier five plain do; Kitchen Furniture. DC.
FLOUR Also 10 hjls. best City Mills Family
Flour TERMs.--i'ash.
BY order Of the LeEaiees
~ 81 II. CAUTnORH, Auct'r.
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GRENADA, July lS.-Information has been re-
ce!ved by Gan. JEFF Thompson. this morning, that
Curtis crossed the Mississippi river yesterday with
%o0o men, to a point opposite Helena, Arkansas
II Is supposed that the rest Of bis command has
followed by this time
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WINDER HOSPITAL, 4TH DIVISION,

July la, 1862
W. MEsSRS. EDITORS: Will you do me tie
E>S favor Of acknowledging the receipt of bun
die and box o. hospital stores for the sick and
wounded soldiers of this division, contributed by
the Newport Branch OF the New Providence Ladies'
Aid Society. Miss Ann Martin, President Such
contributions are always acceptable. aud shall be
timely and properly appropriated. For this chart
table and patriotic act, In behalf Of the sick and
Wounded Of this division, offer in return my most
sincere thanks J. n. RRATT0N,
jy 2l-1t< Surgeon 4th Division.
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Be- CO.. 71TV 4 1PPERS0N 1T

by 0CJDlN y APPkRSON, Asetigrsr-.
INVALUABLE COUNTRY sEAT OF sry,..
" THREE ACRES. ON THE BRf,oE NY, ~.
PIKE, ONE AND HALF MILES PROM p, Ss.
MOND, FOR5ALE AT AUCTlON.-Attbs,asAsh
of Chas J. Merewesher. Esq, we Offer for .s1lfss
very beautiful and attractive country asa, lahs
as above Ii contains 81 acres mostly In oa.a'sf
grass; some choice frHit trees (appes. pea,. saf
peaches,) bearing fruit, with wood land s., saa
Tor the use of the place. The building. co.'sa
q handsome cottage residence. end iha ,s,,si " a
buildings, surrounded by 100 large forest ,rs ~ e
afording TIE most beautiful shatIe The tls.a '"fs
well aud favorably known that fuths, ds Is -
ton IL deemed unnecessary. Confe,iefate up
or other available stocks or bonds iakep II; ~%
ment. FT
Mr. Merewether, residing on the place. u,,, =,
pleasure In showing 10 thoss disposed 90 ''
AZ Mr. Merewethcr II determined 10 maj. ', "
Of his country seat, ~ described aboye ,.s s sag
offer IL at auction, on the premises on Mf,yn,aa
AFTERNOON, July 2Ist, les2, AT 5 o'cloek
will be soid whole, or (if preferred nv hIss.H
il will be d sided into two or three pa,eeIs ~
fronting .he turnpike, each Containing shor.,
acres, and one fronting On the road rad,p,, A.
the Fair Grounds, containing shout 80 acrA ~
particular attention Of those wanting a reaIivss1s
country retreat in al improving locality OF; a., -
ee'ent road, is respectfully called 10 this sale
TERMs-To quit bidders, and made known a, u.
hour of sale.
iyis GODDIN Il ApPERsOy A..
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~ Z. y. COOK, Igctioa6er.

Vary GOODS. CLOTHING. GOLD LACEs
Z BOOTS, SHOES, &c, Ar AuC1IoN.-oa
my store an iayoiee of DEFY GOODS. Alpaca,
Linen, ard Mtrseillcs COATS PANTS. and VESTS.
Also. al invoice OF BOOTS and Slices, y dlzea
GOLD LACE, &c. &C. Z. Z. COOK, Auctr
jv II
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r THE P1RST YEAR
or THE WAR.
by EDWARD A. P0LL1Rn
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,

ONE THOUSAND COPIES p!srosEp OF ON TIE
FIRST DAY OF IRIS ruBLiCArIoE.
It's a Southern Book BY a Southern author.
II Is called for by old and young, n'ale and ie-
malei
It's authentacty cannot be doubted, and should
be read by ALL
EXTRACTS FROM THE PREss.
The Richmond Eraaintr says;
at Is the unost elaborate aud valuable literary
contribution that has yet been made to the inter.
estB Of the South that will not only sntice out
repay, the curiosity Of all reeders.'
From the Richmond WhiS;
"Tbe well known ability and diligence OF MT:
Pollard ara guarantees OF the vaiue and merit OF
hisbook We anticipate mucn graunca,ion nom
West d Johnston, the publishers, deserve Mucn
credit for their enterprise.
NEW MAP OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
WEST g. JOHNSTON,
puElIsnaEs AND BOOKSELLERS,
No. las Main street,
Have recently published
A NEW MAP OF THE STATE OF FIRdi.
Matchmaking all the counties, pfineipai
towns. railroads, telegraph lines. rivers, canals
and all other internal improvements. Ihls IL
the best Map of the State ever published we
have spared no expense to make II perfect "
IL gotten UP on beautiful map paper. made ex-
press.y for us to print this map upon Size,
90 by 81 inches, bound in pocket form. in beau
tifully illuminated covers. Price $3.50 Upon
the receipt of the price will forward 1t TO
any part of the Confsderacy.
WAR SONGS OF THE SOUTH. Edited by
bohemian" Price, vi; by mail, sls3
WEST Sc JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers, Richmond
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r OST-Between 9th street on Cary. and MIR.
l Duval's Apothecary, on Main street BOON,
with about two hundred and thirty dollars, and a
prescription for some medicine, given by DIR. Pat
teson, and some other papers. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning 1t to JAMES GARY
al r. o. GARY's barrel factory, on Cary and 9Th
streets. jy 21--3tf
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W. DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
rs under the auspices Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, -hiefy to suppl
cate Divine blessing upon Confederacy, will be
held EVERY EVENING this week, at 6 o'clock, in
the BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
corner of Broad and 10th streets, (Rev. DIR. Doc
T's) Pastors aud congregations, and stran-
gers in the city, are invited to attend jy 2l-3t
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I1IH,n1l.

o. the 1gah inst, At IL o'clock, SITTER short nus
severe IIlness 81 dyphtheria VIRGINIA CATH1'
RfNE, youngest daughter Of Edward and Saran
Ann Crouch, aged 9 years and months.
Rest, sweet Jennie Oh, my love,
Since we are forced to part;
Twas that dear Jesrs from above,
That took you from our hearts
And vet we would not call thee back;
Our darling Jennie thou art btest-
We hope TO meet thee In that land,
Where weary spirits swect'y rest.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family arc
her parents on Franklin street on Monday, At
o'clock F. H., without further notice.
On Sunday the Goth inst, at the residence OF
Cant. ]. W. Tabb, Corporal ROBERT J. MOSS,
son of Reuben Moss Of Charles City member OF
Co. l. LIST Regiment Va. vols., aged "a years
His funeral will take place from Captain w:
Tabb's residence, on st. Johns street, In rear OF
Duval Street Chapel this afternoon at I o CLOCK;
The relatives and acquaintance OF the family ana
the members Of the LIST Va. Regiment are respect
fuliy invited to attend without further notice.
On Sunday morning July Goth, KATE, infant
daughter of VIM. D. and Mary V. Pemberton, aged
five months and seventeen days.
The friends and relatives II the family are invi-
ted 10 attend the funeral at ii O'CLOCK today, from
the residenceof her parents cerner OF st. Stephens
and Baker ats.
On the morning Of tho goth, IDA NATHALiA.
daughter Of Eliza w. and the late DIR. H. D. koo'
inson. aged 10 years
The friends of the family are respectfully re-
quested to attend her funeral this morning ut III
O'Clock, fro.-, the First Presbyterian Church.
July 10TH JAMES BEAUREGARD, infaAt son Of
l. D. and NJ. A. l.. Briggs. aged l6 months.
The friends of the family. and Of his brothers-in.
law respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this {Mcnday> morning, July 2lst at ii o'clock
At the residence Of Mrs Miles, on 4th street. on
the 10th inst OF wounds received In defence OF our
National Capital, Mr.. FLICK ARMSTRONG, Or
derby Sergeant of Captain Orrs company, South
Carolina regiment, from Pickens District, South
Carolina. We mourn his loss
Dearest son. thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God that hath bereft US;
He can all our sorrows feel
At the residence Of z. L. WigeSrorth, In this
city, on Wednesday. the 10th inst, Sergt JAMES
II. BULLOCK, Co. I, 2d Ga Regiment.
Columbus (Ga) papers requested to copy. r
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LOB sALE.-Win BE- soId at auction ). -
T N0EDAY) morning, ut the pubic Il, - ING
bie's hill some fine MICH cows. CA. .""sa
. lot Of fine SHEEP and LAMBS. iu.t -, 80 ~
country. THOMAS H. NARsTa.hs
~ 0f-ft@ A"SiOS
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Bg 0OUDiY + 4PPERSO.Y, IEefs.


SMAT.f. FRAMED TENEMENT AID vALU-
HbrWEEE MAIN AID FRANKLIN STREETS,
For SALE AT ACGIl0N.-Wi.t re sold at suc.
tior ON the premises, THURSDAY. the 18th Ut
ty located "a above. The dwelling has recently
accommodations for small family. TIE lot il
depth OF I'D feet.
years, for negotiable notes, interest payable bali
yearly, secured by trust deed.
jy2l GODDIS & APpEgS0N AuctS.
- MALL MARKEr-GARDEN FARM. % al acrrs,
near the Fairfield Race field, mile Eas, OF
Richmond, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -WiIl lie
sold a. auetion, on the psemises on WEDNESDAY.
g3i July 1861, at o'clock +. n, the small Cottage
Farm located rs above. formerly owned by Steb
bins & Aiiler) containing st acres. with COED
framed Dwelling thereon. and well adapted for
suburban retreat or market garden. I;is within
pro yards North of the blacksmith shop of james
w. Harden.
TERMs.--Ons-third cash; balance at & and II
months for negotiable notes iBteres, added secured
by trust deed
jyi9 GoDDIN Il APPERSoN. AIctsI
p. s-After the foregoing sale. will be svi five
very handsome BUILDING L0rS, in Hevslers
plan fronting each is feet, on 9Th between Il and
streets, running back 132 feet to al alley Also,
LOT, aosl6 feet on the South side of Darlington
rect, to the residence of Mr " Hey, and sd
joining Hr. Antcliotti's house.
Terms at sale.
liz 81 q T. A Auetrs
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vNSrRAYS.-Takenu up my land three esfray
~ HORSES. Two are toierably well matched
bays, and branded with the letters Va =" Oh
the shoulder aged 4 and years; the other ~
light bay mare, branded . c. s.. with few white
spots about the neck and witherp; right hind foot
white The said esrays have been appraised by
three freeholders Of Benrico county, according to
law more complete descriptions can be seen at
the Clerks Office Of the Coun,y Court, on Main
s,reet corner of 2ld DAN'L Z. GARDNER.
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r OST-0n Saturday mCrning, July 18Th, 1866!
l between VIM. Il. Wade's house. on Brook
turnpike and Castle Booker, between that place
wand Castle Goodwin. GOLD WATCH, number not
recollected. As it il family relic, the finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving il at fEaT
MANS Shop, on 9Th street, between Grace and
Franklin streets jy2l-lt*
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~ PLEASE acknowledge through the DIG
~ patch the receipt Of $50 As. by the hands of
Lieut. Minori being the proceeds of Fair held by
several little girls, for the benefit OF our sick and
wounded sOldera
ROGER MARTIN, Eupt
jy dit Army Depot Y. NJ. G A.
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By RICHARD cAU1HORN, Aso.

nN MONDAY. 2lst inst. at 10 o'clock. at m,
J store, l viii sci! ut ahction, on acconn,a 1,
whom il may concern, LOGO Bacon HANG siys,,.
damaged l25 Bacon Sid.s, slightly damaged
3 ALS0--23 boxes superior bright 10sacco Goa
Cigars 81 bbIs. Flour Soap, kce Beef &c q.
JEWELERS. STOCK, &C.--Aiter the abovs
will sell the following, belonging TO a Jew.l.,,
stock: 5 Work Benches; Stoves, with nine
Desk !; & Stools Crystal Drawers Window sbs,.
Grndstone and Frame, &c &c.
iyly X. CAUTHORE, Aust
By JAS. NJ TAYLOR-S son, dacti0psers
ToUR DESIRABLE BRICK TENgMENrs on
CHURCH STREET, OREGON HILL. AT
AuCTION.-We will SELL upon the premises O,
MONDAY, the 2lst day of July, Commencing a,
6 o'clock r. L., four very desirable BRICK TEN.
EMENTS, located al above, two of which contain
six rooms; the remaining two, three rooms each
with well of excellent water upon the premise.
They are particularly adapted for small sized FAINT
lies. and are commanding fair rents.
TERMs-0ne third cash: balance at and
months for negotiable notes, with lnteres, added
and secured by trust deeds.
jyI8 JAS. NJ TAYLOR e. son, Auc.'s
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OST-A NORMAL READER, either at or
1 between the Traders Bank and j. w. Ran
dpph : Bookstore containing 500 in Confederate
g. notes and SIS in small notes. liberal reward
will be paid for its delivery to JAMES WARDEN,
on Brook avenue, between Marshall and Clay SITS.
u
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Or hssads woaA sEsasly obliss ~ by sending
~ usssAsn papers thsy may chance to 81 IN
- Dsssss1cn - this o1ic& The public will
0nsrsssavs ~ ns~s q ne earliest moment
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r OST-My DISCHARGE from Co. G., 18th Va.
l Reg together with BOOK, for the recovery
q which will give $40 reward, if left at this Office
Nv oJ-3t* VIM COOK.
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BY JAS H. TAYLOR \ SON, Aness.

TINRUSTEE's SALEOF HOUSE AND LOT ON
CLAY STREET., Ms extended into Henrico
county.-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed to
me, as trustee, by VIM L. Puryear and wife, dated
July 9Th, 1861 and recorded In the Clerks Office OF
Henrico County Court. will sell upon the prem
ises. on TUESDAY, the 29th Instant. at S O'Clock
+. NJ very desirable Framed Dwelling. located on
the north side of Clay street. near TO buchanan
Spring. containing about six rooms. together with
Kitchen aud other buildings. The 10, fronts on
Clay street Is feet and back 10 feet to an 81
ley 20 feet wide
TLRMs.-One-thinl cash ; the balance NJ 8 and y
months for negosi able notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed
JAS. n. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON. Aucts jyis