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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

NJOTICR-Delinquaut consumers Of Water In
IN JEFFERSON WARD are hereby notified
thai if they fail to pay thar water bills before the
hour Of Q clock P. NJ, today, they will b. dealt
with according to the Requirements Of the follow.
Ing extract from the ordinance concerning the
Water Works:
by an ordinance passed by the Council Nay Oh,
le6e, any bill remain unpaid for TEN OAKS next
After that on which It Il presented, the Auditor
shall notify the Superintendent, who ahal stop the
to which the dsfault exists and II not paid within
HfT1EN DAYS, ave per ceat viii b ad1sd to the
original amount Of the bill, and II shall be placed
in the hands OF the City Collsetsr.
no 15-lt u L 6TRArrOR, Auditor.
DH1SOHAL-CoL N01CHi0ON, tlth y. q
Il Regiment.-A package Of L1T31A0 for
yourself ana Others OF your regiment wee picked
WEST JOHNSTON, las Main street.
no 15-lt
NXOHAn0A-Ftvs- thousand dollars Of X.
~ CHANGE on Houston. Texas, oAn b had
y J. r ANDERSON L 90,
no l5-ts rrsdesar Iron Work.
DOARDIN0-Four or ave gantlsnsn saa Oh
ID tain BOARD and LODGING in pstvots
family On s'sh street, Sssw'an arao' e.. "a ~ 1n
q a NAVY D1P AR1H1Hf,l
OFFICE OF DAD. AID HYDR0AnArny,
Richmond. Va. xov. l9th. leeA
THO RoP8 MAKnRS.-P~sens skilled n 1ess
j making srs REQUESTED 70 call q Ah o0sA roon
10 q 'si! n:ss'n'''' ''''''a'' eso,as MINOR
SAs.f Of Ordinances "a a,d1eers1Sy.
no D-eod3w
AOT-a0 - %. ternle q
- aGN TA1Dy ! wuGzA1eD.
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K3ERfED-@50 kNWAkD -Uesssted, from
IL Company H, 45th Virginia regiment, on the
Ia inst, Private PATRICK ORkEDA1. Hc Is
about S feet inches high; dark, swarthy complex
ion; black eyes, and black hair. The above named
reward will b paid for his apprehension and de-
livery to at the camp of the 46th Virginia rsgi.
mect, stationed at Chatfins farm, Henrico county,
Va for h'g delivery 20 the proper officer at Cas-
tie Thunder, that be may be brought to justice.
WIN. II. PARRISH Capt. Comfy H,
no l5-l0tx 46th Virginia reR't
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MRNTS on the East side Of Ioushse, between
Broad and Marshall streets, AT AUCTIOH-We
will sell upon the premises on THURSDAY, the
20th day Of November, commencing at O'Clock p
H., two very desirable framed tenements located
on the East side of Foushse between Broad and
Marshall streets, immediately In Of tbs Grace
Street Baptist Church They contain several com.
Portable rooms each, and are par ticularly adapted
for medium sized families. The lots front 70 feet
each and run back good depth
TERMa-One third cash, (or the whole, II desir-
ed the remainder at and l2 months, for negotia.
BILE notes. with interest added, and secured by q
mortgage.
no Is JAS II TAYLOR SON Aucta
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BY Richard Cauthsrn. Avc,I.,...

T>OP BuGGY,HARNESS AND H0Rsx-ru,,
Il DAY, at 10 o'clock, at the lot on Council ch.a
Der Hill, will sell ct auction, q Top BUR- s ~
Harness and gray Horse Also, Q fne bav Ho, r.a
. years old, sound. works WELL and is suDsr,o,
animal; one roam Horse years old ope hI..s
Horse. no Is B CAUTHORE Az. 49,
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES

rIsO CONsCRIPTS.--Two young men, sb'e-
bodisd, Of good moral character, that are not
subject TO CONSUMPTION. are willing to serve az Sub
sTlTUTRS for couscripts. For PARTICULARS address
"a. E." Dispatch Office no 1876
y TUTB for cavalry company. A native over
IS yeas of age Can get in q good company, with 8
liberal price, By applying at room ls7, American
and Monday. Eol 5-zs
UBaTIrUrH WANTED-To sssve In heavy
artillery company st D.ury's Bluff. To one in
every respect s1lsbie liberal price will be paid
Apply at room No. 25t, Exchange Hotel
no l5-lt&
CtUBsTITUTE WANTHD-xhis day. Gall =:
- JOHN SMITH & CO.'S, Gary street. between
i2th and 18th no l5-ltA
q URSTITUTE WA&TED-for a man not In
y the service, aud not liable to military duty
Apply at Room So, Exchange Hotel, this morning
from 5 to 10 o'clock no !S-H*
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r ARGR SALE OF BACON. RICE. &C., AT
i 4 AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock, at my store, will SELL on account Of whom
it may concern
Although the above Is called damaged, the great
bulk 10 sound and good and we'll worth the atten.
ton Of those In want Terms, cash.
will also sell 10 boxes Ground Coffee, 2 tierces
Rice, bbls Chased Pipes, Country Soap, Backing,
Candles Flour, &c.
SALT.
Also, 3 bags Salt.
SHOW GASES.
handsome Mahogany Counter Shove asses,
suitable foz Jewellers, CONFECTIONERY or Fan
cY Dealers.
STOVES
2 large Cooking Stoves, and Parlor snd one
Office Stove
A lot of Clothing Blankets, Shoes, &c.
no Is r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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y1>HE SOUTHERN
ILLUSTRATED
NEW6Ii!
GEN. A. p. HILL
GEE. 4. L. HILL
AN ILLUSTRATED STORY.
AN ILLUSTRATED STORY.
ALSO,
THE "suMMER IDYL,"
BYA
SOUTHERN LADY.
A HUMOROUS SKETCH.
4 variety Of ORIGINAL POETRY,
AND
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NATTZR
A.
PAPER
Ready at 10 o'clock
no l5--lt* SATURDAY MORNING.
NIFTY DOLLARS KEWARD-For the %.
IL prehension and delivery to me Of slave
woman, NANCY, who left my house, corner Of
MAN and 9th streets, about the 7th OF October
Last. Is she left two children, conclude abe must
be prevented by some psrson or parsons from 70.
turning She II twenty Ave year. old, about I've
feet high, rather stoat built black skin, eyes large
and OF white appearance
NO 1855 3. JONES,
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EcRsKs, &c, FOR SALE


"ORSkS FOR SAL8-Persons visiting Rich
raond wishing 10 purchase saddle and Ear
ness HORSES, can be suited by calling on J. &.
BERNIE, at Htx's stable, corner OF 10th and Cary
Streets He offers the following for sale. viz:
fine Iroa Gray. years old, excellent for har-
moss;
l fine Iron Gray, 4 years DID, sxcslle1t for har-
ness
fine Black, years Old, suited for cavalry pur-
poses
] lne Dark h owa. year. old, suited for cs7al-
RI purposes
hoe Blood-a Bay Mare, years old, suited for
cavalry purposes;
l fine Black, years old, for harness;
do Roam, years Old, for draft;
do. Brown hare. 7yssrs old, for harness or sad
die;
/ foe Eosn, years old, for cavalry.
Also, one fms Get DOUBLE HARNESS. to work
single double. no l5-2s*
E>OR Saba fine RIDING MARI, ok years
n old. entirely sound and gentle, and only sold
be caGQo hsvo TO further uss for her. A bargain
can be Lad If application % made q. once To
WIN. B. TANNER,
no f5-ts Trsdegar Iron Works
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IONI-TO MEN OF ENfERPRIZl

A TTENTIONi-TO MEM OF ENfERPRIZl
~ AND DASH-A few recruits ave still wanted
10 complete the organisation Of our company OF
0UIDIG, SCOUTS and COURlDDH. Mono but
young, ambitious, and entsrprisIng spirits, and
dashng riders, viii be received Ssme Of the finest
horses In tho Oonfederacy are In this command, and
each recruit will be furniahod horse. perfect out
At, and $50 bounty. Ample opportunity to win
laurss In the most attractive service In the army
u now afforded. Persons wishing to Join this com.
mand viii call at recruiting Office. opposits the
Spotswood Hstsl.
OHA0. r. TALBOT,
DAVID JOHNSON,
WILSON D. WILLIAMS,
no ll-04s Recruiting Ofieera
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By 8edalIn I Ap1.fsen, Auctisneers.

Row, near the Penisentlary FOR SALH At
AUCTION.-At the request of N. Charles Howell.
We shall sell at public aucuon, on the premises "a
SATURDAY, the 18th Of November. 1859, At four
O'Clock, two brick Tenaznents, locxted ~ abova
suitable for small families.
TERMS :-One-third cash balance as 8 md y
months, for negotiable notes interest added sscssd
by trust deed.
no NOnDIN Il ApPRRRON ANA
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TNHIkTY DOLLARS REWARD viii &c paid
fos the apprehension and delivery to Capt. J.
O. ETLL at Chspins Parm, or Capt ALEXANDER,
Of Richmond, Of B. CARLAIN. who deserted ffsm
camp On the nisht of the 9Th November. Said
CARLAIE Is IS years OF age, about feet inches
high, forid complexion, sandy hair. gray or blue
eyes, born in ireland, and had on q brown suit
when he left. he has sister living On 18th street,
between Main and Cary, and Il supposed to be
lurking about Richmond. J. O. HILL,
no I5-6s. Cant Co. l. 18th Va Rect
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SOUTEERNsEXPRESS OFFICE,
Richmond, Nov. ID, 1861.

rTNAE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE PACK.
AGES remaining In this Office, unclaimed, to
date. Those calling for them must produce ship
ping receipts or other evidence of their authority
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EXPRESS PACKAGE List.

Dr>e4er Cronshaw Fastory Hsspta-Eurgeon OF
Libby Hosptal-C Re q NJ
no l6-lt JOHN Q. ETEGER, r. NJ
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

The reports from Tennessee continue to
be encouraging as 70 the widespread eHis-
tenoe Of Union feeling. Governor Neil s.
Brown, prominent rebel, and member of
the Military Board Of that State, addressed
Union meeting at Columbia, in which be
said the rebellion was played out; Ten
nesseeel was lost to- the Southern COnfede-
racy, and all the people ought tOabe for the
Union The shelbyyitle News says that
Mr.. James Russ, formerly editor of the
shelByviIls EzpOsitos, was arrested by the
Federal authorities at that place on the
22d ult., and was released on the 28th.
Mr.. Russ publishes card in the News, in
which he states that in espOusihg the cause
of the Confederates, he was mistaken as to
the intentions of President Lincoln, and
that he takes his position again under the
stars and stripes ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04
CnsuaIlIes D. ths - OhIo.

A correspondent Of the State Journal,
z writing from the 18th Ohio, on the 25th
ult., reports numerous casualties and
deaths in that regiment On the Friday
previous to the date Of the letter the 18th
was on picket duty, under command of
i Lieut.. Col. HoIlingsWOrth. Ernest H.
strubey, Of WsyhesbuTg, Holmes Co, Nj
ebasl cOnelly, OF Sugar Greek Falls, and
Samuel Haven Of Putnam, were wounded.
Capt. Stowe Of Co. G, who was from Brace
TTI vile, Trumbun county, has died from the
effect Of disease contracted by exposure
after the battle Of Shiloh. He died on a
boat ct Pittsburg Landing. He was for
merly in the State Legislature and a man
Of ability.
TIE regiment is in good health and bears
f99 an honorable reputation. Il COLI Beatty is
acting Brigadier, Il. Col. HOllingswOrth
acting Colonel, Capt Manson acting Lieut..
Colonel, and Capt. James Nash acting
lIB 5Msior. lJ-l5u1 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

.Haa5a Tie House Of Representatives win to-
day "wednesday vote upon the question
.4ai Of emaueipating the slaves Of rebels. That
the bill win pass, we have strong hopes,
.aa and yet it may be defeated. Tie House re-
.g1g fused, few days ago, TO commit itself in
favor Of emancipation, by a vote Of "a for
70 Is against If the members could but
hear the voice Of their constituents in this
matter, they could have no excuse for vOt-
ing against the measure, for the people are
being thoroughly aroused to the immense
imp0rtanee Of emancipation as an act Of
Cto7 protection to the government Of just pun
ishmsnt to the rebels and Of justice to the
slaves whose masters plot and fight to over
throw the government, while these SLAVES
raise their crops at home.
The record upon this vote viii be closely
studied, and win be remembered. Those
alf who vote nay or who absent themselves
unnecessarily from voting win have the
Z = fact to answer for to their constituents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04
Kon.Ie,s Ratterr nt Rork.

A correspondent Of the State Journal,
writing from before COrinth, says;
One day last week the rebels made their
appearance with a battery in front Of Nell
sons division, and commenced sheling his
pickets, when Capt. Konkle was ordered
out with his battery, and the very first shot
he made dismounted one of their guns. He
fred twenty-four rounds in quick success
ion, making a continuous roar as if the
heavens and earth were coming together.
The butternut gentlemen skedsddled as
usual through the woods, their coat=tails
playing with the breeze.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04
The HInck LayEs ID YIrrinIa.


Is Alexandria not included in the Wash
inston district, Of which General Wads-
worth is commander, or has it reverted to
the rebel authorities Of the State Of Vir-
ginia2 Because late Alexandria paper
has this item Of news:
Two colored persons have been arrest
ed in this place, charged with violating
the laws Of Virginia in keeping a school
] for negroes. The arrested persons, prom
ising to dismiss the school, were discharg-
ed by the Mayor"
Can It be possible that the Federal re-
gard for infamous State laws in districts
which are under martial law or military
authority, allows Of the operations Of such
barbarous codes as that which prohibits the
teaching Of negroes to read2 Is this a part
Ofthe 'fntOlerable toleration" which has 50
distinguished the advance of the Federal
army2 And if 50, is not it high time that
limit be put to such Differences to rebel
seruples7 Slavery has been abolished in
the District Of Columbia, andsfor that let
Us give thanks, hut here is an instance Of
a slavery to the slave power which is by
no means creditable to the authority that
permits it.
Upon this point the Washington Repub-
lcan says, regarding Virginia;
If now the rebel army could only be per-
mitted to withdraw from her borders, or
be moderately pushed out without being ma
terially damaged, and the Federal laws
especially beneficial to the ruling and
wealthy classes, be put in operation such
as the fugitive slave law, and, Of as yore,
her promising sons be invited to accept q
few lucrative posts in the Departments,
without any serious questioning as to their
antecedents; would not the "motheF OF
States once more consent to smile upon
us in the White House, the Capitol and the
public Offices?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04


Gen. shieids' Dlvision oa ths Back Track.
-a From the correspondent Of the Cinein-
nah Times, we learn many interesting par
heuiars Of The movements Of Gen Shields
Division Of The army, which includes the
7th and 29th Ohio A week ago lasttsat-
urday, the division was at fredericksburg,
anticipating the order to move forward to
20 Richmond. On that evening the officers
wen thuEderstruek at receiving orders to
q -, ,mereh back forthwith to Catletts Station,
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, &
point il had left week before The men
were sorely disappointed, but started early
.7 Sunday morning. They greatly needed
shoes, clothing, canteeus, haversaeks, &C.,
but were unable to obtain them and start
ed back worse clad than when they arrived
upon the RappahanROck The column pro-
eeeded seven miles, when an order was re-
..n esived transferring the command from Gen.
Kimball (Gsn, Shields was in WashingtOn)
= 70 Gen. Ferry, who, much to the dissatis=
faction Of the men, ranked" Gen Kim
ball BY three days priority of commission
~ On Monday the division reached Catlett s
-'l - Station and thence was ordered to Man
assas.
Later adviees from the Seventh Ohio re-
port that regiment at Front Royal,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04
Narrow Fscape Of Gen. BnnIs.

As General Banks was passing through
Winchester, and murderOus yolleys were
being fired from Windows and house-tOps,
a rebel standing in doorway sighted a
dOubls-barFeled gun at him. The act was
observed by private in the FOrty-sixth,
named John Clark, who, hurriedly 'draw-
ing a bead shot the assassin, and saved the
GeneraTslife. The General subsequently
asked his name, and thanked him. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

The hght 6f IewisbhFg, GrOeabrier Co,
Va, on the 2Sd ult., was one Of the most
brilliant victories of the Western Virginia
campaign. Some details Of the fight we're
giv0n in yesterday mornings LEADER.-
Our force consisted Of the Both and 44th
Ohio, commanded by Col. Crook Of the for
meF, They we're attacked by Gen. Heath,
with about 1000 men, Heath having said
he would ,bSeaRi fast ia Lewisburg or die
He didneither, but many Of his troops did
the last. A correspondent says R5
We utterly routed him. and won the
most complete victory ever won in Western
Virginia, before breakfast and then re-
turned to our camp and ate at our leisure.
With the bridge burned, pursuit was i'm
possible 1Hri a-..
The loss Of the a6th was FIVE killed, fer
ty-one wounded, That Of the 44th fve
killed, thirteen wounded. The rebel killed
were sevehty-two, wounded eighty, DR.,
Colin Mackenzie of this city is assistant
surgeon Of the Seth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

An examination Of the fOFtiacati0ns
showed that their strength had been vastly
over.Ostimated, II was the Quaker guns
Of the Manassas farce re-enacted at Co
rinth. A determined assault would have
cnFried The place Of any time, and bagged
the enemy The town itself was barren Of
men and trophies. Not gun remained.
Everything Of value, except a small ware
house filled with commissary store was
removed or destroyed; burning buildings
and the smoking remnants OF provisions
and bridges Indicated the recent evaoua-
ton, and the rumbling Of the cars in the
distance almost within. the limits Of the
town, showed how leisufely the rebels had
departed.
A cavalry force, with two pieces Of ar
tillery, was sent TO follow the fleeing con
federates, buteavhlry Is no match for loco
motives, and they probably mostly escaped.
There was q rlmOr that 1000 stragglers
were captured. This is the feast, the en-
jOyment of which has been so long a time
promised the loyal citizens Of the Union
-SIOO, 100000 Of money and 10000 pre-
ciOus lives is q fearful price for the occu-
pancy Of q deserted town and the capture
Of 1000 rebels. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

The secession sympathy manifested at
Columbus not long since for the parOled
rebel prisoners at Camp Chase has lately
manifested itself in new and more tangis
be form. A large number of pistols and
bowie knives have been found in the pos
session Of the prisoners How these were
obtained would be q mystery,if it we're
not for that very leniency and sympathy
of which we have spoken. r The strictest
guard and search has been made Of all who
have gone into the prison for the first
time, SO that these Instruments for over
coming the guard and effeeting an escape,
must have been furnished to the men out
on parole There ought to be some summary
retributiOn visited upon the guilty parties
at Colambus, IL they can be discovered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-04

REBELS DIsGUsTED.-The Memphis Ar
gus dsnUnciation Of the rebel gunbOats,
already mentioned in our dispatches, con-
tains this choice bit Of invective: Will
some one inform US Of q single benefit re-
spltiRg TO the Confederacy from the feet
which passed Memphis with pomp and pa
reds before the disgraceful hullabaloo at
New MadfidR Was a single federal there
BY disqoneartedf We're any Of the Yankee
batteries constructed on the banks almost
within view Of the fOGlla disturbed?