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~ ~ expisatton u thsir term - lervico. Ill
bosOl1d psSo1norn who are not enlisted fur tbs NM
Will havs THAR names dropped vmtls muxtsr rrils
md viii - dischargsd the ssfvteo q tn Ccnfedt.
fnSo GtatAA Tha oommiasione of the eA1cerf viii
sxrhs With the terms Of thslr msn. &,
commanding General Of IN army OF The command
ing oficest Of districts under martial law, shal b
recognized q agents for taking o. private
property. These agents. before making amy I'm.
pfessmcnts. shall present their written authority,
and when they take property thsr receipts shall de-
signate the officer who a 70 pay for II.
Ill. Congress having conferred on the President
the right, during the existing war, ito take snch
control Of the lines Of the telegraph In the Coqhde-
rate States, and Of such officers connected Herewith
a. Will enable him effectually to supervise the COM
munications passing through the same and to ca.
ercise other powers in reference TO tedegrapn ies
and the President having charged the Postmaster
General with the discharge Of these duties, requsi.
tions for building lines, the establishment and dis
continuance of Offices, the appointment OF opera
tors aud agents the disposition OF material, &C.,
must be addressed to the Postmaster General, and
officers are prohibited from exercising these powers.
". To prevent misconceptnn with reference to
the discharge of inen under Ia and over % Of
age, under the Conscript act the army is informed
that only such persons have not re-enlisted for
three Years or the war will be entitled to their dis
charge on the 18th Of July next Those of the ages
above mentioned who have re-enliSted, whetner
they are in II months egiments or war regiments
are entitled discharge until they have sefS'
ed out the term of enlistment.
" Regimental medical officers, when IN charge OF
patients brought to general hospitals or III the VI
cnity Of the sane will turn them over to the sur
Ceors in charge and return without delay to their
legitimate duties.
BY command Of the Secretary of War.
10 1a-ft Adj't and Inspr GenL
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Liz M OH n Dark Subject.

Vanity Fair. in its last issue, has an excel
lent hit at the Intelligent con,rabailds." who
figure 90 largely in the correspondence of the
press from the var;eas seats of war, and at the
verdaney of editors and readers who believe
one word in twenty spoken by the eolored ia
dividuals in question. Here is part of v F's
squib:
.'You b'long to de army, Mars'r!" asked
the intelligent contraband, uneasiy.
"Yes- Shat is--I aln---yes. I am with
tho army, sir" replied the Tribune correspon.
dent; "and | would like, sir, 10 ask you a few
questions. Where is Beauregard, al Corinth
or at Richmond p
Intelligent CONFERENCE.-The, Mars'r''
Tribune Comprehensive NJ Rich
mond l''
Int. Con.-"Yis. Mars.r.s,
Tri5. Cor-''And how many men has be9 =
INA. Con.-"Niggcrs Mars'rl'
Trib Cor.-.No. Soldiers =.
Ent. Con.-"Bout Sixty Hundred T'ousand
lspecs.'
you mistaken !"
Int Con-"Yis, Mars'rr
Trib. Cor.-"Weli, when did he arrive
herel''
Int. Con.-"O, two tree four munts ago.
ITib. Cor.-"Iou mean weeks, don't you?'
Int. Con.-'Yis, Marsr."
1Tio Cof-NIo sou think ihe rebels viii
evacua.e Richmond
Int; Cea-"O, yis, Mars'r; deyil lite like
dc debbiii'
Trib. Ccr.-"You don't understand me. sir
] mean, will thev run away 7"
Int, Con--"iis, Mars'r; dsy oilers runs
away"
Trib. Cor-"But if Mcclellan had attacked
the city three weeks ago. he could have killed
them Ill, couldn't he =
Int. Con.--''Yis, Mars'r. he killed EN-, AL !
srece got under a fence, an be didn't saw
At this point of the chat, the mind of the
intelligent contratand seemed Illuminated by
she vague splendor OF so.ae familiar memories,
Tor be screwed bis not Very expressive yisage
into grin, and added: Now, Mars r, ccnlln'.
yer glib dis niger drop o rye' I crful drv
iossxin', M;as'f.'
Tue 1ribaae correspondent, expressed Oh
opinion that alcohol was a poison. and that
nothing could be mere terrible than the effects
Of drunkenness. To which the intelligent
con.raband replied:
Now, M;irsr, tla,'s les what l want
"Whosc slave were Won r. asked the cor
respondent, after q pause.
Int COM Marsh Dayis's"
Trib. Cor.-"What, jeff. Davis ?"
lns. Con--"Yis, Mars'r.'
1rjb. Cor.-"And he treated Won with great
brutality, no doubt r.
Int. Coi.-"lis. Murs'r. treat me fn' rate"
Trib. Cor.-"But you wan, vour freedom,
don't your
int. Conc, ri-, Mars'r''
Irib, Cor.-"How would you like 10 go
Int. Con-"Puttv cold Norf, amt il p
Trib. Cor-"O no Ever been North ?"
Int. Con.-"iis, Mars'r."
Trb. Cor-"To what place o.
Int. Con.-"To Flolfder, Mars r"
Trib. Cor.-"Flcrda ~
Int. Cou.-"Yis. Mars'r'
Irib. Cor.-aWhv, did JEFF. navi. ever live
In Florida u
Int. Coa-"O. Wis, Mars'r; he lib dar some
forty fifty year, specs
The evidently Enthusiastically nature of the
replies OF this man and brother begal.to strike
Lie correspondent about this j.inctnle and he
shat up his note book and retired
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. }
HIrttvoVp funs oath. INA (

RICHMOND, June .sith, 1853
ENERAL ORDERS.
a Board composed OF the following oflcer. vii
convene at Richmond. the 25IH instant, kr
the examination OF Acting Midshipnen Of the Navy.
FlAg-Onicer GEORGE n. HOLIiNs, President
Comm aiier T. u. THoRBCRN, }
CHAs. II. MCBLAIR, un,,.
Lieutenant JULIAN MYERS,
WN. II. PARKER,
The following will be the order aud subjects OF
examinations
Examination Of the Is: Cra...
l. Nsvigstion.-Day Work. Time LIsl,. L.tl
tudc by Meridian alt. aud Use Of ssNtant
=. seamsnshp.-Rigging. Furling Sails, Resfns,
sending up and down top-gsllant and royal yards,
Slowing; Hold, Working Anchors and Chains Gen.
efai questions on.
s Mathematics Of plane and sphr. tri.
an gles, Descriptive Astronomy. surveying, Gene.
raj questions on
ORDNANCE MANUAL.
T. Gunnery-Hariee's Light Infantry Drill; teo,a
-pany); Field Howitzer Drill (Parkersl. General
questions on.
:. steam- General questions on
q. French.-Hea diig and Writing.
Examination Of Second Closs.
l. N;.vigation-Day's Work. Lat ude BIZ Mer.
AT. ; Reading and adjusting sextant. General
questions on.
Sending up and down top gallant and royal ysrds.
General questions on.
9 Mathematical Tri2Onome,ry teoluton
OF plane triangss); Meusuraton Of plane surfaces.
General questions on.
T. Gmlnery-Manusl of Small Arms; Practical
GunEery. Questions on.
) History and Physical Geography. General
questions OF.
! o. Freneh-Reading and Writing.
Esamiaation Of 7aird Ciass.
l. Observation-Disclosures AMI Algebra 10
Equations of the I'd d. gree.
a ounnery-Manua os Small Arms; Exercise II
Great Guns Questions OH
3. Ethics.-History Geography.
Examination Of Fourth CLsas.
l. Must be able to read and write well
y Write from dictation; Spell correctly.
J. Perform the various operations OF til. PrlmaY
| Rules of Arithmetic, viz Enumeration and the Adj
| diiion, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division
| of whole numbers
| 10 Acting Midshpmen aud off duty in Viz
| einia and North Carolina will appear before the
Board and hold themselves in readiness for exsmn
alton
After concluding the examination in this city, tbs
Board W ill adjourn to meet in Savannah. Ga, No
| bile Ala, and at the Headquarters Of the Naval
Forces the Mississippi river and its tributaries
! and all Acting Mdshpmen duty at those sta
! tions and those not duty within reach Of those
stations will hold themselves in readiness 10 appear
! before the Board yvhs it meets.
5. r. MALLORY
! lie 2J-eod3t Sec'y OF the Navy.
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE offer for sale two
good Grass, Grain and Tobacco FARMS, ~
ing the South side of, and near, James River, in
the lower end OF the county of Cumberia' lone
containing about ] 100 acres and the other about
500 acres, with good improvements on each WI!
sell either or both Purchasers are solicited to view
the Farms, address al Cartersve Post ONCE,
for fun Their Information. JAMES MILLER.
Gainesville, Va June 20. lSta jeai-2w
4 GOOD INyESTMENT.-Persons wishing 10
u purchase HOUSES in Clarksve. Va or i'm :
proved ARMS IN Orange county, n. G., in twelve
miles OF the North Carolina Central railroad, will
address at this office
IL ~ -l&~ j. F. BAGBY.
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81 EVANGELICAL TRACT SOCIETY.
PFIERsBu re, VA,

lust PUBLISHED, by the
81 EVANGELICAL TRACT SOCIETY.
PErEksBU re, VA,
The following TRACTS:
Ne. 81 Appeal 20 Youth. pages.
=" ~. The Mothers Last Prayer. pages.
Z. -. Why Sit You Here Idle 4psgrs
- q. Would You be Happy pages
50 81. Why are Yoa not Christian psgeA
-. The Way Ia Heaven. pages.
q "a The Saviour You Need 4 pag.s.
oS1Bsoksldeys. pages.
- 50. Ny spirit shall not Always strive.
pssrs.
3" 100 Volunteers Wanted ipageS
ioi List Convictions. peSer.
/" iGs. II is the Las.Sfime pages
(" lea siromwelis Soldiers Focks, Eihl- -
pages.
lo5 What Must Dol pages
iU& An | Self deceived. ? rags.
l0J. l Have Not Times. pages
los Obstacles to Conversion. pssSs
ITO. Come 10 Jesus. 30 pages.
" Ill. Pro.ape Sw, airing. tpages
10. HGw Sin Appears IN Heasca. ePese"
:" 1la Divine Grace Illustrated isses.
80 ia. Hast Thou FAITH ipsges
lis. The Nine Mem pages.
iIo. The Eject os Ardent Spirits upon ms
Human Body and Mind pss-s
10. Strong Conseia'iou. pages.
- All Tracts published by his soeis'y are n'st
submitted TO the Publishing Co,i.nittss ard no
Trac. be published IL any member VI me eon
mittee cisapprcye. r.
ruBListf,Sa CoN.tIIrss.
Rev A. w MILLER. lst Prcshyteriaa Churcn.
Rev 4. j. GIBSON Grace (Epsscopap SnuIsc.
Rev L. q. KEA>, LIST Baptist Church
Rev. e. H. HALL, Washington Street Ae'noaAs'
Church
TTsa.sys-JAs E curnBEnr.
ieposisayy--R. Y. LESTER. sN-g
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N-ofICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Be it orialne


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Be 1t ordained
~ by the Couucii of the city Of Richmond, That
tine Collector Of the City Taxes shall annually give
nctico in Of least four NJ the daily newspapers of
this city, for fifteen days prior 70 the 18th day OF
June that s viii attend at his office daily between
the hours Of O'clock a. NJ ami & o'clock p. NJ,
FROM the 10th the Both of June, inclusive for the
Purpose, Of receiving from person charged With
ci y take. the hcis one half OF the amount of
tax charged deductuy from The Whole amount or
one-hssf as the case may he ten per tentum there
on. The Collector shall in like manner, give no.
tee, for fifteen days prior to the Iosh day of Deem
ber that he win attend ut his Office daily. between
the above mentioned hours from the 18Th 70 the
3lst of December, inclusive, for the purpope Of
ceiviug from any person who has already psiI
half only of the city taxes charged to him. the
manning half deductinS from such half ten per
uil thereon.
In pursuance of the above-named ordinance. pass.
ed January llth, 1855, viii attend At the Collect.
ors Office, In the City Hail. from tho 5h the so a
o une for the purpose Of receiving taxes as above
directed JULIUS A. HOBSON, G. G. r
OHM
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A TTENTION. MARYLANDERS- Il have been
authorized to RECRUIT for the LIST Maryland
Regiment. All Maryland men are-arnestlv solicited
to rally around the lstle blue flag Of their State.
and add new trophies OF triumph to those which
already adorn its staff. All Mary,anders. now
serving IN amy corps other than the Maryland Line,
are their option entitled be transferred to the
Line
Applications for this purpose should be made TO
Major GEO. II. KYLE ut the Headquarters, No. Ii
Pearl street. or 10 myself. A large amount of ex-
cell.nt clothing has just been forwarded to the rcsi
lnent for gra,uitous distribution and all enlistag
will receive'the usual bounty of $50
EUGENE DIGGES, lately Lieut.. LIST Nd Reg
Office on Main. near the corner Of Pearl street
Hours: From 10 A. 81 to- p H. ia2-lwS
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oO1ufIEn niio1111s


80 MT A1lH 70nSTgSS1IH : - H'>--'>--
.B s itai courry.
TIE s.dssssse h.ytag Issssd shss essssrs.sa
Gasss9(1l aee. Mssksnourg eoaasy, ~ ths ks,.
q ~ bss snass - ssss S Sssss.ss 80.
asedsse - * 1905 esa b. .slssasesiy e.
s'i s. g ~ =. ss q . ss 3. 2 ,.s:
tssin en tbs .1lphm6n1 ~ Dssv1is IsiirUc6 4
Wolf Trsp, u miles dlssahA On Tuosdeyx rN.s.
days. and aGiurdays, md With The Rsanoks va
Ths minsraI properties II The wstsr sr, unf,..
sally regarded BY thoss acquainted with a sossi
TO nny wsteY In Virginia.
Tsw place. a.. moro desirable :. summer r-r,
month sss D'r d Sxss E II Ian per
10 ls-est. Propr,.,.,
n MONTGOMERY CO.. VA
The great number Of applications for board h,
induced the Proprietor4 to open this place T. in
BE- kept In as good style ~ the crcunstsHc4s Of .h
country will admit. '
Passengers will leave the train a. SLswsy,l,s e..
tion-omnibusses win he in waiting 10 convey thsn,
3. miles to the springs. '"
Visitors will be received from mi. date
j. film BOOTH, COLHOUN Co
NONTGOMERY
M WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
This place will DO open to the public ON -. a.
day OF June !. viii be Kept in as good stylo AZ
the circumstances Of the country will perm,, a.
Board, Sl2 per week-servants and childr., ,,,e
price. JNO n LYLE a'
my 29-im+ For the rroori.,"r,
BUFFALO sPRINGS.--Having leg.ea MT. -
I'D ebrated watering place, In Meekisnturv eo,,n
~, for the balance of the year, am rr.paree .,
entertain guests In the best manner. From f,ur
hundred to four hundred and fifty perscns can l
comfortably accommodated. The location i. r..
mote from the theatre Of war; and yet ncce..ibI. A.,
travel, being only eight miles from the te-mips. N
the Roanoke Valley Railroad ut ClaTksville and
twelve miles from WOLF Trap. on the DanviIs
Railroad. The mineral properties OF the v s.er Ara
universally regarded by those acquainted with !, q,
equal to any water in Virginia, The public a
Richmond city are referred for particulars ~
Messrs e. w. Purcell 4, Co.. Bacon & Baker
Will. WIN. Jeter, John r. White. and WIN. r.
Fngh. JAMES WILLIAMSON
Hacks will connect with the morning aud .T.,
ing train. at Wolf Trap" on the Richmond ana
Danrille Railroad, Tuesdays, Thursday AMI sal,
uriays; and ut Clarksville daily my 2r-tlJy
4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS, AMELIA
IA COUNTY, VA-Tbis celebrated WATERING
place /. located 10 miles southwest of Richmond,
on the Richmond and Danviiie Railroad. two and
q half miles from Jetersvlle station, al which
place there will be an omnibus in readiness to con
vcy passengers to the Syringe, on the 10Th day Of
May, 1s62
Board for one month (ea days) ... $40 90
children under ten years of age.-....-..--. 20 20
White Servants Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
CDloreti Servants. Observation-Disclosures. 30 %
Board per day. Observation-Disclosures. 2 20
For all meals sent to rooms extra charges will be
made. N. L. & +. &. WILSON
Propretora
y. D--vlsitcrs would do well to bring ,her
blankets with them. my Pm.
NJ Q tt G. L.
Peracns wishing TO visit the
AMELIA SPRINGS
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T>WENTY DOLLARS EEWAED-Len camp
/ Ubree miles East ii }:ie.,;nnndl on the 9Th In.
etant, my Roy CHARLES, since which time
have not heard Of him. lie is between 10 and 4J
years Of age, hair slightly grey, yellow complex
ion, five feet niue or ten iiees high, weighs about
lto orioo pounds, quick spoken. and his ,lo.e has
the appearance OF having been mashed or broken
stii II may be that e has accidentally gotten with
soisle. ether regiment. ANY information concern
iaghin viii be thankfully received. and the above
reward paid for bis delivery. either 10 Hon X. r.
Haynes, la American Hetel "A to n. G. Barton
Ne. S.s Main street.
LIEUT.. CLINTON PERRY
Co. IL" lst Texas Regiment,
" lf--ifnA General Hoods Brigade
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q. s. NAVY DEPARTMENT.. I
| RICHYoND, June p. IStS,

q. s. NAVY DEPARTMENT..
- RlcIYoND, June q, 1867. :
\ SAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL is
N hereby ordered to convene at the city Of
Richmond, Virginia, the 9Th day Of July, lcf,,
thersifter practicable, for the trial OF
Flag Officer JOSIAH TATTNALL, and of s1ch
other persons as may be legally brought before it,
The Court will be composed of the following
officers, any five OF whom are empowered to act,
viz.
Captain LAWRENCE lisSEAE.
Captasn FRANKLIN BUCHANAN,
Captain SYDNEY g. LIE,
Commander ROBERT q. ROM
Commander MURRAY MASON,
Commander EBEG FARRAND,
C1mmsnder a. Z. FAIRFAX
Cotasne ader NJ y. MAUEY,
Commander GEO. MINOR
Lieutenant WIN l.. MAURY
Lieutenant ROBERT 3. pEGRAM; and
Ro6ERT 0TLD Is hereby appointed the Judge
Advocate
TIA ABOVE bc.as tina greatest number Of oflcers
th1s can be cenVoncd without manifest injury TO
tina service. 8. B. MALLORY,
Secretary Of tho Navy !,
The Cour. will mat 81 u O'Clock H., q. the
Navy Department. - 26-tJy3h
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r>IANHLIN PAPER MILLS,

1,EANKLIN PAPER MILLS,
II RICHMOND, Va.
Tie BELvlDERH MANufAtTuRiNa CON
rAyY keeps constantly on hand s.i dsscf'p,lvrIws -
ESyELoPE MANILA, WRAPPING, NSWs,
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently nis1s
large additions to their machinery, AMI are now pr
pared to turn out every article within the" ros
with incressed facility and at moderate prices
county and they desire to invite csfec,ai st,css'
to thi. fact. All sizes furnishod at the seo.af-'
notice, aud orders from every seetiou are resp
fully solicited
s.Ye Cssa paid for KAa2 ,,rr,
NJ rrnAox-s sssr'ry mh IL ~
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"TANIED-20 EECRUITS-For Il company
w Of Cavalry to serv: twelve months in the
YirginL, State Line, under the command OF General
J. l.. Fioyd
b. All order from the Adjutaus General of the
State, recruiting has been stopped in the Depart
ment of ficniico, have opened offices in Peters
burg and L. nchturg Any wishing 10 Join this
company can report to Lieut.. BRADFORD in Pc
tereburg, or Lieut.. JOHNSON in L. nehburg. Per,
sors furnishing their ou0 herses will receive e. /
per month. Horses and equipments furnished to
those "A no are not able to furnish, their oSi.
EDW'D MCCONNELL, JR.,
Capt. Cavalry, Gen. Eoyd's Division.
Ia. So
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*. ~ sD1RANLA1NT,
APT s s,cssos -. Jan 81 = ia 81
Gsxr1'A A. QNpsHs, No -
Ca osnrrsl 1ns.n.ssaes ol,Aa, y s.asis ~
fsienin g hs - and wosads1 e I'D NJ, oss.
~ ssteblished 3lultery Comnanders and surssons
viii afford all tn means n their power 70 promote
ths ends II 10 eetAblIshmsnt
II ms. y sss ss:sss G ~s s
diatsly and uncsid itionally discharged.
III. The Oorernansnt Of the United STATED having
recognized the lriDclplc thst medical officers
ordered tho immediate and nucoadtionsi release q
all medical officers 20 held, all medical officers ei
the Confederate States now on parole. arc hereby
discharged from their parole.
BY command -. the Secretary OF War
. ls'fsas'' Lar, and ..s : see Genera,
r An authorized By the Governor TO raise rcgi
mont of CAVALRY, to serve under Major Gen.
eral Floyd Persons wishing to get up, or assist Ia
getting up companies for this regiment, Gun do so
by seeing or writing 70 me at Rich 1ns.,
(Late Colonel 9Th Va Cuvslry,)
10 o7-ims Col. Cavalry, Floyd's Division.
"ARRIgON'S COMPANY-ELLIOTT's
Ill CITY BATTALIUN.-Conscript and mill.
tiamen, Of any age who are TT FOR duty, viii be
received This battalion will not be moved from
tue city. Pay, S3l per month, clothing, rationr
and quarters furnished
tHs Recruiting Office-Rsgland & Bro 3, 9th and
Main street.
je 26--12t* w. w. HARRlSON, CapI.
NTOTICE-All members OF Capt. W. I. Car
rington's Company, whs were absent previous
to this date, (aah June, 1882 hereby ordered
to report to the Company's Headquarters by Sat
urday, 2sth June, by O'Clock 7: M.
y ROB. g. MOSBY,
IL o6gts LIST Lieut. Commanding Co.
mo COLONIES OF REGlMENTS.-The ser
vices of a first-claas DRUMMER, competent
to instruct, can be had ~ addressing *. Y. a.
Staunton p. O., Staunton, vs.. j. 1T
N N 4 u =
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BUSINESS NOTICES
- THE COMMITTEE appoIsted h


~ THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Com.
ms.sioners TO make provision :or the construe-
s."n g! I'M, the fiednont Railroad wish 10 purchase
cred a. points on the line Of The Richmond and BAN
vile ksisfosi Or at other places, az may be agreed
upon.
feT-ons hating such carts oil hand for sale or
"oer- WIZ May wish 10 make any ,iortion of the
hlnt'cr wst-.i, caa communicate with me ut Rich.
S"od They also wish To purchase 100 sets Of Cart
narness and 10 Wagon DO, including Collars,
hsines Brides, &C.. sc. sample set Of cart
h2rless can be ss.A at the Office of the Richmond
aud panyille Railroad Company in Richmond, and
another In Daps lie. They ai-o with to hire $50
l,egro Hen and Boys blythe month In IA few days
Horses and Muller, principally Mules They also
Web 10 contract for the delivery of 5000 feet
~ Pne Plank of different sizes, either ut Danyie
{" On the line Of the road to he constructed
can ee found at the Office of the Richmond END
lAn.iile RsIfosd COMPANY in Richmond froua
= N until +. d., every dag for the next eight
days EOBT HARVEY
Is t-tS Aren't for the Committee.
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ANY OF the Second Glass Militia that prefer ser.
vice in the Battalion herein referred to, have the
right to enlist therein. When ANY Of them so en-.
list their names viii be- reported TO Major wilkins,
who will thereupon strike then, from tue rolls.
June 81, 1861. JOHN LETCHEK.
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MARTIN JAMES, Lock Lnr,3nd =. o..
il a:,-1l ayyGY Goochand county, vi.

NNE II! SuRED DOLLARS REV ARD
I !! Runaway from the American Hotel, on Mon.
dfv the nth Inst my negro boy WILLiAM who
ealts hin,s", William SIay. Said hoy is about 20
vear5 old: five i.st ten inches in height; Of bright
r-erbr4a.i color: very pleasant address. and neat
nppesrenc" lie was rrl-ad the estate Of the
late Niu u. ovsrton, of Hanover, and may be en-
eayo.ins ~ escape 10 the enemy in that vicinity.
| win give the above reward for his apprehension
and delivery 70 r, In fete-sbu7or ss!3 II delivered
to 3Iessrs j. l.. Darlington & Co. American Hotel,
Ricilrld, Va.
ie .5-,'t EDMUND g. JAMES.
This, Examiner and Enquirer copy three
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THE COMMITTEE appointed by the
- Commissioners TO make provision for the con:
*truetion Of the Piedmont Railroad with to pur-
Chase 100 CARTS, with iron or wood asIes. 10 be
delivered a. points tile line If the Richmond and
panvi!le Railroad. at other places, u may lie
agreed upon.
PeTsons having such saris Old hand for sale or
ssasrs who may WIKI 10 make AN, portion of the
number wsnted. can communicate With me, In per
soa O. By letter al Richmond
RoHT. HAKvEr,
% ia Asrera la.ri i,..(. 1,,I,,i
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CONFEDERATE STATES AR3gORY,l
RICHMOND Va, June 18th, le62. )
"TANTES-M 4 & ii IN ISrS.-Fifty good
w practical NJ ACHINioTS are wanted to go IL
Atinn.;,, Georgia, TO work in Government Shops al
that place.
Such .ssesre not now al work Government
contract nor in Government employ, will apply.
with testimonials, to the undersigned at the Con-
feiera.e States AEmory, between the honrs OF 10
and - O'Clock A. N, and d aud Z. A. Such as
are accepted viii be furnished with free transpor
tation to Atlanta. Liberal wagcs viii b- paid.
W. S. DOWNER,
ie la--sw Supt of Armories
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4 MEMBER OF co. +, SD Regiment Virginia
y Volunteers, who is in bad health wishes to
procure SUBSTITUTE. Apply toa'
ja .i-M~ JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEY.
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4
Peraons wishing TO visit The
AMELIA SPRINGS.
can do go with safety The Surgeon General hiss
determined not 20 press the huidings
nv aim N T. d. f. q. WILSON