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LOST, n.EMANME. "a.


r OST-Two black TRUNKS !, ma ked ''Dr. J.
Ia W. Hsrty. \ chmord, Va" Supposed to
have been LETT ~ sa Express ma:,. through mis-
tween lsh ana 5.h ANY Information CONCERNING
them viii be thankfully received and literally
rewarded .. tbs cfise. Address IS ~. IL :"
Dispatch Office M IL 2ts
GTRAY HORsE--A roam HORSks, with
~ white spots on his rump, s.ra yed from the
camp OF the cavalry tatta. Ion Of Cobt's Lee
u bait miles from Richmond. 4 liberal re-
ward will be given II he 10 left at Hicks
Su bic. III this city my Is st.
FY>SN DOLLARS KHWA I'D --ntragsd from
l. myIestdsnIs. near Camp Windar, on ths 9Th
'"st., iva Hahlo UOWS--ole deep red sad ons
spottsd' Also, ns Black HEieEk. The shove
Or Tor tntormAsion of taem sSt al the store of q.
b. Onaikisy On 18Th street. ss5s
ny I5-5 80 JAIN yfLEa
WS REWA kD.-I.ost on "Wednesday ava.
DEL nlpe. nom Petersburg. a tndt5s MO,
focOo Leather BAG, on .stnins articiss at 10
value except - the owner.
Ell. UhINN,
my sS-Sa~ (3aInbie's ftt!t
+ OSI-ei0 REWARD -
VkONK, % II ned "Nrs a. A. Martin. Nor.
folk, Va" II was either left Al the Norfois
Depot or taken OF al Petersburg TIE d dor
VIII receive the above IaWard BY forwarding
Inc frank BY exprsls 10 ms ~ Richmond
&%@a 81 WM.l u. WICKIN0S.
myl9-A.. lsolumbixu Hotel. s
sT-TRUNK-o6O n W1.E. lost.
II 4 nhO0t tbs Ia ass>N
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ARTILLEnY-NUI

to report tmmed iatsly to Lieut.. Joseph A.
Williams, AT Camp Lee, or they Will be I'D.
verified a. deserters. BY order OF
SAML T. BAYLY,
Captain Bayly's Heavy Artillery.
NV 1V-ktk
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AND FOX ShLE.-l offer icr sale my
FARM, On the Appomattox river, in the
county of Prince Edward, sly mites above
Farmyiils. and within one and half miles
of the South Side Railroad. II contains 100
acres bat il can be made SIN aller to accom-
modate purchasers. The improvements con.
sist Of a two-stnry dwelling, recently built,
Az ONCE, and every nsceesary outbuilding, In
good repair. II has between go and loo acrss
OF creek nnd river nat Ia id; asnfliciency Of
wood ana her. and good p0ruon Of the
OPEN aaud 10 finely SCI In clover
For further iufoI in regard 10 1t,
refer to my friends John A. DaIby aud UhAs.
A. Morton, Farmvitie-
Ny address ID xorkto wn, care OF Capt. Jno.
I. Ihorntnr
np N-lm JOHN b. KNIGHT.
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EOR SALIVA ssLUABLE TRACT OF
n land have for sale trsc: of LAND,
lying in the county Of Lunenburg, Ave miles east
Of the COurt-Houss, adjoining the land reside
on-aso, M.sns. joel Parish, John Crgaln, Jr.,
and otaers-lyirg IN Fiat kock Greek, containing
sos acres, large portion 10 original growth. The
Improvements consist Of a dwelling house, with
two rooms above and two below; ou.-heuses and
barns. The land il veil wa.ered and In good
neighborho0d. / ceem further description ua4e-
cessary. ANY person wisling to buy will como
and ex .mins for hiu.elf, and will cell him great
bxfgaiu. ROBERT BOILING.
New Plymouth r. U, Lunenburg co Va,
Ga j.
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(txraAor
- ADJ'TAND ms. GEMS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, May 3, 1869
CPEClAL ORDERS, No. lO7 :,


XVII. All OFFICERS and SOLDIERS
who are absent from their regiments, Ear-
talions, or companies, without authority, are
hereby ordered to join them forthwith. The
Commanding General Of the Department OF
Henrieo is required to arrest all such persons
found In and about Richmond. and to send
them back to their respective Commando
Should this arrest be disregardsd the \ AMPS
of the OPTIONS and MIN in default will be
PUBLIsAYD II tbs PAPEAs A. D1sE1rIRs.
BY Command of the Sec,v of War;.
JOHN WITHERS,
my 10-lw Asst Adj't General.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE The arm
IL Of DAVIS HUTOHESON having beeg
dissolved ny the death Of AL1x. B.. HuToJs>
soH, all persons indebted to the said firm are
requested to make immediate payment TO the
undersigned without delay, aud those having
claims against said firm will please present
them to the undersigned for settlement:
- JOHN b. DAVIS,
fe 2i--ts Surviving partner.
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s,>OR GALE II b We several HUU Ey aud
r LQI in tie iowa Of Ularksvil:e, Mscklen-
curg county, Va. which will sci; on reasoa able
e-ms. Elso, two three PLANTkTIUNc ia
Guiding Coax HUI" ;hs famous ''Nelaon estate" on
stsunton river, q fsW rni,es x5ovs Clarksvile
% sddress Is Oi2rksyiiie Meek ieo purg CO., Vs.
nv l2- SIS KOBr. Y. 0VEkBEY.
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MY Battalion OF MOUNTED RANGERS
vii! be ready to take the field In two weeks.
O..ly one more company required. Those
wis ming 70 unite will please address me imms-
dia!eiy. Lit Col. w. e. OL AIBORNE,
nay lots Richmond, Va.
a LII MEMBERS OF THE PAMUNKEY
"A Artillery now absent. are ordered to re-
Join their Company at once, at Warwick's
Bend, on James River. - 800
Il. T. ELLETT, T.
my 1O-6ts CAptain Company.
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AMPEAAUk MAN UFAUTOkl.
I Lamp Black In packages and yuan titiss
81 suit pE rchEssrs. For sale by
JOS. &. BLOSSOM & CO,
mn SIS Wtlminat ton, Ma.
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DlSSOLUT1ON. The co-par,nership OF
~ VAE.LEW. TAYLOR 4 90. u this day
dissolved, a's
Having purchased thei terest of q. II. PLEA.
SANTS, the surviving partaer, JOHN n. VAN
All persons indebted 10 the old cyncsrn, will
please call and settle With the undersigned.
JOHN n. VANLEW.
- january J, 1861. ID Sta
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nESEkTED-From Usmp Fulton, On tne
IL 18th OF Nav, 1867 JOHN BERNARD Is
yesrs DID, feet inches high; light comp o. Ion;
blue eyes; light hair. vEROHON FARDINAND:
10 yesrs old; feet inches high; brown Q; es;
dark hal dark complexion-bnth Frenchmen.
J.O WYAkT, Ospt. 90. H,
nv 49, Cts 5f,h Rect Va Vols
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EHLEG ANT FARM Fo< SIZE A FARM
e. OF ahou. 376 acrss. $50 cleared, Il lely I'M.
owed AID well enclosed, with large and com.
Portable dwelling, aad aIl Necessary out tui!,iugs
is for sale. il /. less han niles from Psserabu'
Very healthy, with excellent water. a,d choice
variety Of fruits Of Gil kiads. Apply BY let, or to
box Gel. PetersbarE."E s r." NV a. Or
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a TTENT1ON.-I have authority from
II Col John T. Morgan to raise atom
pany for his Cavalry Regiment of Partisan
depaI tment, "The men to furnish their own
horses, and, as far as possible, their arms and
equipmen Is, the latter to be paid for by the
Government >'-~
The attention Of psraons not now In the
service, but subject 70 the provisions OF the
Oonscription act, who are able 10 furnish
their own horses, is particularly called to this
favorable opportunity Of entering this arm of
the service
Substitutes will be fnrn shed to parties who
will supply them with horses and equipments,
without further charge.
Apply at the Recruiting Once, on Bank
street. near the Custom House.
nv L. ENlfflT
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-24
From the Richmond Enquirer, July Z
An Incident Of the Late Battles.

TIE Yankees are distinguished for the
tenacity with which they cling to pre-
sumptious hope. On the day when the
battles was set in motion that put to flight
the Federal army around Richmond, sever
al of their off GERS were discussing the na-
ture of the operations in the Valley. One
of them was expatiating learnedly upon the
predcament in which Jackson was suppos-
ed certainly to be. and was engaged in
making diagram on the smooth earth in
the yard of one of the farm-houses in which
they were quartered, and, "suiting the ac-
ton to the word" was demonstrating that
"here was jackson" ;" there was Fremon
"here, again. was Shields" and there was
the army of Mcdowell" and. consequent
ly, it was impossible for jackson to make
his escaped" Before the sanguine officer
had ceased the disquisi'ion the roar OF
Jackson's artillery began to be heared, and
ball came pounding away into the very
house before which they were Standing
The battle commenced, the defeat succeed
ed. and among the prisoners brought in by
the invincible hero's troops was the ideuti-
cal officer who had convinced himself. and
was convincing those around him, that be
was not within hundred miles OF the
place.
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Who is Damaging the Union Cause in
the South-Pulpit Politics.

The following, which we take from the
National Advertiser of July 2, Union pa
per published at New Orleans, under the
auspices of our army, will be read with in
terest. 1t says:
"The proclamations of Fremont. Phelps
Hunter have done much to weaken the
cause of the United States. The Preside ent's
proclamation annulling those Of the three
Generals is doing much good. What is most
aoanted is the exclusion of politics from the pull
pit. The reverened gentlemen occupying
the different pulpits should confne their la
bors to spiritual matters. allowing all men
to 60 to heaven in their own way. This
terrible war was brought about by those
wearing clearcal robes at the North, and i:
those of similar calling at the South had not
been provoked into course equally adverse
to common sense and public good, there
would not now be that misery which per-
vades the whole community, North and
| South"
1t is the exclusion of politics from the
pulpit in the North which is most wanted
by the Union mon of the South. VIII
Northern patriots see that is done?
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GrThe energies of the Irish laborers in

G-The energies of the Irish laborers IN
some of the Northern cities are taking wrong
directions. The negroes are not to blame
for working for low wages. they must
either work, starve or steal, and 1t IS decid"
edly to their credit that they are willing to
work for low wages in preference to pilfer-
ing. The Irish may be certain that the negro
will exact as high wages as he can, and that
he does not work for the love OF the thing
OF course manufacturers will employ those
who will do their work best for the least
money, and if the negro, rather than starVe'
will work for less than the Irsh capitalists
will employ the negro. This is settled
law Of political economy and common sense.
The superfluous muscle of the uibernians
had better be expended upon the Abolition
politicians, whose pestiferous asitations nave
assisted in producing the war which is rum
ing the country, and whose policy has
created so considerable an influx OF negroes
into the free States. IF any class deserves
to be kicked about this matter that class is
the Abolitionists, and the best sort of kick
ing to give them is to kick them out of Of
fees which they only fill TO disgrace them
and to briag untold calanities upon the peo-
ple.-Maysville Eagle.
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To PLAY ALL FoURs.-Drink some bottled
stout, two bottles of port, glass of Maras-
chino, jorum Of whiskey punch. and tum.
bier of British brandy, and you will find be-
fore you get home, how very easy it is to
play at aU,f0urs.''
Define the word virgin said school,
teacher 10 pupil who had been some short
time in th Latin class. Pup;l-'Vir.a a man;
gin, "a trap,--Virgin, man trap!
man in love may be likened to fly 10
a spiders web, eutanged in one Of the most
fragile substances, yet the most difficult from
which to escape.
FALSE One half the reports and two
thirds of the bosoms that you run against
in society now a-days.
My dear lady, your daughter is lovely
a perfect little PEARL And pray, sir, what
am I?' Oh! you are the mother Of PEARL
0FSev eral Churches at Washington have
been seized for hospital purposes.
Come here, my ear. want to ask you
all about your sister. Now tell me truly
has she got beau?' No, it's the jaundice
she's got-the doctor says so.'
What is the difference between n school,
master and rail road conductor? Onetrai
the mind, the other minds the train.
Seeing that Horn was quite lame, one OF
his friends the other day, asked him the
cause. "A fever sore,' was the reply. 'On
the heel?' On the heaZ," echoed tho in
vetarate, mol wish it wasv
We have seen the auto biography of the
black NTH who ''rivetted the public gaze."
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4" . ~

THEN AND Now.-Fifteen years ago Gen.
Scott. with his brave and patriotic army,
was in Mexico to vindicate our outraged aud
insulted flag. 1t is enough to stir ones
blood with iniiauation to read the editorial
articles Of the unpatriotic press in Connecti-
cut and Massachusetts, at the time on our no.
bic little army who were then fighting the
countrv.s battles. Colonel Ransom, Colonel
Seynlo our. and other brave officers. were ma
ligned without stint. One editor. who Is to
day urging that the present war be turnod
into Abolition raid. published this afro
cous sentine ent:
at would be sad and woful joy-but a
joy. nevertheless-to hear that the hordes
under Scott aud Taylor were, every man OF
them, swept into the next world"
These men now defend Garrison and
Phillips, and denounce all who oppose their
schemes for overthrowing the Constitution
and the Union. as "traitors."-Hartford
(Conn.) Times. July 8. -
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why is twice eleven like twice temp
Because twice eleven is twenty two, and
twice ten is twenty. too.
GWhy is the letter B ike man sitting
at the extremity of a branch of a tree? Be-
cause it makes it bend.
@Daddy. want to ask you question:
Well. my SOP.
Why is neighbor Smith g liqu or shop like
q counterfeit dollar?
can't tell my son:
Because you cannot pass it, answered the
boy. '-
Go stra ight to bed you rascsl. or III ma 70
smash out Of you.
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GFThe President has approved the Con-
fscation Act and the acts supplementary
thereto. The President has also approved
of various other bills Of public and private
character.
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Woman is link between earth and hea-
ven.' To which Prentice replies:-'So is a
sausage tossed in the air.
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FIVE BROTHERS KILLED-It is stated that
We brothers in the Fifth Vermont Regi-
ment, of the name of Clayton, were all killed
in the recent Virginia battles.
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CE3-It is stated that the Committee on
Ways and Means agreed. to-day, to report to
the House bill making postage stamps
legal currency, and that the idea was recon-
mended by Secretary Oh ase.
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THE BULLETIN.
THE DYING BRIDE.
BY CLARA SINS,


Now husband, raise me in your arm,
And press me to your heart;
For pillowed thus, methinks l can
With fortitude depart.
Yet, o, press me closer, closer still,
For weaker do grow;
Fen now feel the dews of death
Fast gathering on my brow.
Last night, all decked in bridal robes,
This hand to you l gave,
And fondly dreamed dream of bliss,
Which ends now in my grave.
Ny snowy robe, go soft and light,
Must to my shroud give place;
While these flowing tresses bright,
You'll gather of my face.
Ny wreath of orange-blossoms sweet,
And veil offcecy lace,
Must both alike abandoned be,
For soon I'm through life's race.
In heaven l iondly hope to wear
A brilliant, shining crown:
For angels whisper there I'll go,
When hence my spirits flown.
I eS, call me WlIc, my IusOalu OeAII
Ard caliit softly, too:
For soon the sourd no more shall thrill
This sinking heart so true;
For, Waiter, though but last eve your bride,
Tonight rivals come,
Who sternly bids me follow him,
And seek fairer home.
To husband, home and mother all,
So fondly clings MY heart,
Scarce can l my God invoke
For peace eie depart.
Come. sweet mother, kneel beside the couch
And breathe prayer for me
Unto our heavenly Father,
Wien this captive spirits free.
Now give me, mother, q last sweet kiss,
Then bless your dying child;
For lowering an gels round me wait,
With lovely features mild.
Now, Walter let me feel your breath
Warm on my fading cheek,
And strive the while, my husband dear.
To feel submission meek.
A moment hence leave you both
You whom 1 love so well;
Yea, now-my spirit flies
Husband-mother-fa -fare-thee- well!
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The New York and Brook yn Police De.
partments, nun bering about two thousand
m en-, have been authorized to exert their In
huence in obtaining volunteers tor the
United States Army.
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A WAR HYMN.

Oh may that cuss JEFF Davis float
Halle Halleluiah!
On n stormy sea in an open boat
In Iceland's cold without n coat
Glory Hallelujahl
No rudder, com pass, sail, or oar,
Halle Hallelujah!
A million miles away from shore,
Where myriad being MONSTERS roar
Glory Hallelujah.
MAY ST arks devour his stem and stern,
Halle Hallelujahi
A WHALE then gulf THEM DOWN IN TURN,
And the Devil take the Whole concern,
Glory Hallelujah!
o plunge the "CUssED" SECESSION swell
Halle Hallelujah!
In darkest pit of deepest He'll,
To knash his teeth and roar and yell
Glory Hallelujah!
In burning rhinestone mny he be,
Halle Hallelujah!
Whilst little Devils dance in glee.
And lock the door and lose the Key
Glory Hallelujah!
Good Devil see We chain him we'll
Halle Hallelujah
In tortures worse than tongue can tell
In hottest fire of burning He'll,
Glory Hallelujah!
And mid. his roars and frantic cries,
Halle Hallelujah
Oh make eternal ashes rise
And blow forever in his eyes,
Glory Hallelujah!
oh cuss each blasted rebel knave,
Halle Halleluiah!
On no account JEFF Davis save.
That He'll deserving scoundrel-slave,
Amen Halleluiahi
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@The following lines we find travelling
the rounds of the black republican press
We give it as specimen of what fanaticism
nav lead us to:
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Major General Commanding.

A SPECIMEN OF THE LIBERTY OF TIE PRESS
ALLOWED REPUBLICAN JOURNALS
Quincy (Illinos) Tribune, Germ an Repub-
lican paper, lately contained the following
article:
The American nation bleeds Just now
under the blows of the Nemesis for the
crime Of slavery, which both sections
guilty Of. With every new blow, with every
death news that reaches the parental house,
spark Of enlightenment comes, and our
youth dies and beeds, therefore. not in vain.
The longer the chastisement lasts. the more
thoroughly will be the change. A good dea'
come Abolition zed, and is becoming more
so from day to day. She would long ago
have run home, if she could, as her officers.
The answer to the Presidents call for 2OO,-
OOO-3OO, 600 will be terrible verdict for
his war policy. Every body will remain
home, and the border States Rad we'll look
to their self-defense. For from the Admin
stration we need not look for protectio on
against Jackson's columns. She will be
forced to conscri Upton, and then the people
will feel how foolish it is to refuse the arm
Of the negro that has been offered.
we hope then to get an in Infamous peace,
a mediation Of France aud Eug and, as in
NJ exico, and then forced conscri ption is as
APOoS'oio oo tuC al VI tLc ueSiO. uc
financial misery will do her share, and then
we'll, then-we hope to have change ir
Government, either by abdication or i'm
parchment
If there is any such thing as treason in
words, it is certainly found in abundance in
that article. We venture to say, however,
that not one English Republican paper will
condemn it. They shut their eyes to such
manifestations. but en- gage in the more con-
genial work of slandering patriotic Demo-
Gratis.
FURTHER FROM PORT RoYAL.-The negro
regiment is divided into seven companies
who are being drilled by their white ON
GERS.
Quite number of officers have resigned
without giving any reason. s0atca IS supposed
to be tho arnsing Of The negroes.
The Tooth Pennsylvania which W eut on
James Island with only seven on their sick
list. had, on their return. sixty-seven men
disabled by sickness exclusively. On the
evacu alton of the Island. the men had to
carry shells to the boats. weighing 83 pounds,
which work caused some Of them to drop
down.
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We have seen the auto biography of the
black NTH who "rivetted the public gaze."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
eoOD 1IANNERS,

Who that los ever been brought Into
contact with q highly educated Quaker,
such for instance, rs the late Joseph John
Quincy, but has felt tho controlling sway
Of beautiful manneFsl II wis Jiliellt, in
the presence o. that man, "a say Whit II
was that affected you 90 powerfully,
Other men haze had o smile equally be-
niEnAnt, voice equally melOdiuus, a gait
aud motion equally graceful, goodness
Of heart, SEnAhneSs Of disposition, n
gentlsneSa and Opehness Of speech equally
Inspiring confidence Itwas somehow the
infinite delicacy tilh which, whatever
there IL to charm invoice or word or look
or gesture, was in hlmVO finely tempered
together that yea felt as &c mingling
with a being ofspptrior nature, and yet
fele quite a. much N your ea4D7aS u tall
king with those olpcommOn clay. II was
real Christian goodness II Heart speaking
out through the whole man. The very
hsmiof bic garment seemed h speak. Do
anGlyEe the manner Of such man and
detect lie hidden mJStsFy, Is like atlemp-
ting 10 anGly1e.a delicate perfume Tho
most esheFiSl Of its Oceulept essences agQ
sure 70 escape you. You only know, In
such q case, that theteit Christian charity
at tho bottom, that there iI varied know
ledge aud intellectual power and that
every attentions advantage Of person
and irOtl Is used 70 give whatever Is said
or done its very highest and happiest
effect Such manner Is tue fruit Of
long continued and most aSSidous cpltiva,
ton. II Is indeed 70 some extent q git
Of nature. But it depends still more
upon culture and art Itdoes not lose is
power with the loss Of youth; on the COM
traFy, itoiten increases with years Men
and women in extreme old ago have been
knownt TO posteGs aSWeet, attractive grace,
anAdaiah pOwetoE thcihHtion which the
young could By uolmeans equal
--Dr. 2Hs4, c PARa5tl bid! we