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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10

ET The United States Senate has
passed bill which establishes ars mails
Ior deposits and repairs of atms. a, Co
lumbas. Ohio, Indianapolis Inli,na ,anl
Rock Island. Illinois. and appropriales
100000 for the erection Of eaol They
will be the same as theSpringGeId Arena
except they wilFonIy repair, not mann.
laclure originally.
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MARRIED.

CARD -MATuER --0n the 24th ofJuac,
by R-v. Dr.. Trimblp, st tie Wesley
Chapel Parsonage, Columbus. W. w.
CARD, Esq, 0! lancaster, O, and Miss
HATrIE DINsMooR, daughter Of Rev. D.
D. Ma:her Of lbs Ohio Conference.
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CITY or LANCASTER:
THURSDAY, July 10, 1864
PAnsoN BnowsLow's Book, I've have

PARsoS BHowsLow's Book, We have
before US copy Of "parsoh Brownlow's
Book',--a we'll tound, vigorously written
iccqunt Of the gallant Parsons ,trisls
tufTorings and experience in "secessis. =
1t is book Of great interest 10 the gen
'sf4l reader. Mr.. Fnrr47ER has transferred
his agency in this book to VIZ. S. BEArr
Esq, who, has it for sale and delivery 81
his Book Store. on Main Street. one door
west ofthe Exchange Bank.
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CAPT. J. r. CHARLrswoarH, for many
,yeasta editor Of the independent Republi-
can, (st. CAirsviilo, o., was nOrtalIy
wounded in the baltle Of Cross Keys, Va.
on the 26sh ult Capt. c. was noble
nan and valiant soldier.
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RI-The Democracy ofPictavay coun'
~ are going to prosecute and bring ID
punisamsai," HE Government of the Uni-
ted States, for 'kidoapping John Kees.'
Bully for the Democracy Of Pickaway.-
They are certainly great peoples ~
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TIE VERY LATEST.


WASHINGTON, July 6.-Adyices form
the Army of the Potomac up to last in :
dicate all quiet and all in good splits.
Brig. Gem Sturgis is ordered to report
to Gen. Pope.
Mcclellan has issued an address 10 the
army on the achievement Of the last ten
days. saying; "You have succeeded ia
changing Jour base of operations by a
flank movement, always .regal ded as the
most hazardous Of military expedionts.
You have saved all your material, all
your trains and all your guns, except a
few lostiu battle. taking in return guns
and cOlors from the enemy. Under every
ldisadvanIage of numbers, and necessarily
Of position, you have in conflict beaten
back your foes with enormous slaughter.
We are prepared to NEE the enemy who
may at any time attack you. Let them
come aud We will convert their repulse
into iaal defeat Your Government is
Strengthening you with the resources Of
a grraI people. On this, our National
birthday, we declare 10 our foes who are
rebels against the best interests of man.
kind. that this army shall enter the Cap
i,al OF tho so called Coniederacy; that oul
National Constitution shall prevail ant
that the Union which can alone insure in
tcrnal security and peace to each State
must I shall bd preserved, cos. wha
it may, 10 time, treasure and blood"
FoRTREss MoNRoE, July 6,--Rsbel gun.
boat Teasef was captured on james rivel
on the 9th. Very important papers fount
on her. 49, ! ..--L
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TO THE FARMERS!

TTNHR undersigned having reatied his FIGURING
MILL situated ono mile and a quarter South OF
Lancaster, on the Logan road, aud having obtained
the services OF the old and well known miller,
SAMmEL DEEDS, Is prepared to do all kinds q,
CUSTOM GRINDING on as short notice, and
In as good plannerns any Mil in the county. de.
size al pers5ns Who want good -Four, &c, d give me
call. T1oS. II. WHITE.
June l2, ls69.-tfIa
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~"Thst was a severe coughing ct, +"
remarked sexton to an undertaken. .whsE
the were taking d glass together. "oh,
it's nothing save a little. als which vent
down the wrong way" replied the under.
taker. "Ah, ah, that's just ike you,'',,
said the sexton. ''you always lay the
coffin on the bier" ~. I. !. y n. - 3.
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E "'Ws have read Mr.. Keys paper week
~ and ca,i say tina! it never contained a
disloyal sentiment [Ohio Eagle. July
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Attachment Notice

William Boyor, Plaintiff VS.. Jesse II. Allen, Deft.
DEFoRE Samuel Bogle,J. p. Of Amanda town
Dship, Fairfield county, Ohio. On eie l4ih day OF
June, ID. 1862, said Justice issued an attach
10 the above acIlon, Tor the Of ave dollars and
sixty cents. WILLIAM BOYER.
Amanda, July is,, 1862,
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Attachment Notice

Frederick A. Shefer, Plaintiff, against Joseph Nc
Crea, Defendant.
DEFoBE G. Steinpan, J p. Of Hooking township,
I'D Fairfield County Ohio. On the 18th day of June,
A, D 1863, said Justice of the Peace issued an ordeI
oIatta chment in The above action, Tor the sum of
Seventy-1ve Dollars, and interest from April lat
1862. ssst FREDERICK A. SHEFFER. g
Lancaster, June %, lssa-3wt4
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From McClelInn,s Army.

FoRTREss MoNRoR, July 1.-Two steam
ers with sick and wounded from Harri
sons Landing leave here for New York
this morning. Many are only slightly
wounded.
Parties aboard the steamer Commodore
from there, report they heard cannona
ding from 9 A. NJ until PM. Otherl
say it contintied till six oclo k. the TIM
the steamer left Harrison's Landing
Mcclellan sent 533 rebtl prisoners to-
day to Fortress Monroe. Many OF then
had clothes on taken from our soldiers
Among the prisoners are 53 officers two
Colones, three Lieutenant Colonels anG
three Majors.
II Is stated that the rebels @ete driver
back, and retreated ten miles, Thurslayt
July Sd, with great loss OF men and can
non.
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NO CURE NO PAY!

TUsT received new supply Of EIESKELL'S
TETTER. OINTMENT,
For the cure Oft Erysipe las Salt Rheu, Scald
Head Itch, Ringworms. Ulcers.Scalds, Burns, Bar
bers Itch, Ulcers 10 tho Ear, P!mples Blotches, In
famed Eyes, Corns, Inhamatory Rheumatism, Gout,
Piles, and all Ernptions of the skin.
To be had Of E, l.. Slocum, City Drug Store, where
the money will DO refunded iflt does not cure.
Lancaster, June -, le62.-Jw13.
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The logical deductions, Ihen, from your
arguments. are, that God commanded
worship, and left it with man 10 intro.
dpce the forms ald methods. SO that he
rendered that worship at all. Therefore,
all forms Of prayer, praise and alteration,
whether uttered in song, set prayers oil
cbantings. together with all church cere'
monies and usages, are Of human intro,
duction. will not assent, 70 this rather
wide field Of latitude for finite man; and
expreds the charity. that you did no,
quite conceive tbe bearings Of the admis'
sions You have made. = . !,
I do not comprehend clearly what you
intended, when you alluded to the cir.
cumstance, that Moses aud his hos sung
songs of deliveance after their escape
from Pharaoh; for thereis nothing, surely
iu the announcement, that will allow the
inference, that there was a select choir
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Clerka In the DEPARTMENTS

We fully concur in the opinion expressed by
Senator Wisfall, in the last Congress, when IL was
proposed 20 withdraw from The clerical force Of The
Government all the Young men subject by age 10
military daiy, Numbering possibly. u hundred III
ALL and place :hem Id Vie srmy. Supplying their
places with ipfirm old men, that the laborious da-
ties Of that require Of physical strength
and endurance and could not be efficiently perform
ed by any other, The Senator added, that propo-
sl,ien TO ecnver, The Depar. ,nents OF the Govern
men, into hospitals ior the OF and niru cei:'d not
receive his support. The confused aad iutree;s nc
sounts. documents aad figures. daily poured in
npon the Departments. which are often iiten III
chirosraphy which requires the hsenes' eyesght TO
interpret aud prac1iced expert to arrange. are no,
likely 10 become anything but confusion worse
eonfunted' il taken from lands accustomed TO uu
rsveliBg them and consigned to those whose eyes
have become dim snd " hose ply sicL ini:rniies in
espaciiate them from sustaining pro;racl,d labor.
We may be permitted, III this connection, 10 say
for the clerks in the departments CT this Govern
,neu,, that know latogious, faithful. and
conscientious set Of officers in The service of any
Government. Many of them are men VI Ia are sup
porting large families upon inadequate salaries
We doub, whether The ms orlt. 81 them are y.nng
men, sabiee: 10 military duly. Ii they ara. mol
u few of them have already served in The FIELD. All
Of them already without exception, enrolled IN
mii;sry organizations, which were promptly form
ej at the reGues, OF the Secretary Of War, to aid
in the deierca of i,le city OF Kehmcnd That here
should be some Idle aud inefficient men among
'h-m. is only MIA, may b- said OF any o,h.r
zion; but as a body there is ncue more faithful
more exemplary, more worthy members 81 s"ce'y.
Rseirii 10 their country.
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I1IncIl,


On Nor.,sr ls.h .nst., HARRIET tETfTIk,
a.asht.r u 4 II AID Mary j. psstn. ~s.a IA
u.atts and ~ iS1A
The t,,eud. and a,,laaa lancet VI he fa6''s Aes
invited 10 attend her fuheia i,,'M her tathei 'e"
a~o,r. on Id street, this ITussdss} afternoon, a.
o'clock.
On Sunday night, AZ II o'clock, NARY Il. Li0.
caZ daughter OF John w. Lie gan, Eal aged ~
years.
a. her atl,.r on Venah,e street, Union Ill., ,his
at,e,ucon, Mt O'Clock. The friends and aequasn
,nsees are invited to attend Without further no
;ice.
On Monday. 18th Inst, al Bis rreideuce IN Mar.
sbal, be t~e.n 18Th and ioth s'pe's.s' y clock.
Mir JOHN W. SAUNDERS, aged ~ years.
His funeral win take place from his late resi-.
dence, this evening al o'clock. The tieuds ana
ac..uantances OF the family axe Invited 10 attend
without turtle notice.
Al the residence Of M WIN X Smith on Church
Hn on the 18th inst. JOHN WALTER ENG
LAND, only child OF john l., And fannie W. Eng
iaad. aged IL months
The fStends and acausin' ances are Invited 10 at
tend the Funeral to-day NJ clock T. NJ ~ahoa'
.uf; her no,ice.
In this civ oY. the 18Th Instant WV T. HEN
DKES Of tue. ADJ Generals Department. late al
Norfolk
Ills inaersl services win AXE place from hi. Re 81.
Genos on Grace STREET. two doors above f"ushee,
AZ O'Clock ibis evening.
On The l1ih inst, HARRIET CARTER, infant
child Of Richard sud Harriet w. CautLorn, ased2
years spd = months.
Or he l..h inst, al the residence Of Mr. John
Pigsott, Gil Byrd street, EMILY ELIZABETH
SMITH ased ten months and seven days, infant
daughter of Capt. ". y aud Emily w. smith. OF
Washington, d. C.
fF- Thomas,on, Ga, papers please copy.
At her residence "Wcoirtock," PowhRtan ca,
on the 9th of August, 1902, ELIZA LOUISA, wife
of William Sidney Warwick, aged 81 years.
On Eth instant, at the Old Church. in Hanover
comfy. Va, LAURA ROBINET, the only daugh
ter oi Francis T. and Thomas whitlock aged I
YEAR, and y dAvs
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Tie reeon.mt ndaton OF The Secretary OF War
ard the measures proposed IL Congress TO extend
the term Of the CONSUMPTION from thirty five to
forty-ive years, viii givs the CoGfseracy an
army large enough 10 meet he emergencies ri the
county without sacrificing other interests which
are as important as large snd unw!tl'ly mass os
men. The six hundred Thousand called for Ly
Lincoln will be only Persisi, army. which " i'll be
overwhelmed by its own weight. We rejoice to
,be blended energy and discretion which govern
,.ur avn councils
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Carre.p.sA+mcc 81 Gen Lee and G<a. Ha'irck.

~ another easnnx will lie found 'hs cerfesrea
saacc between the Confederate and the fed'fM
u-n.rais on the s,hiee, Of ea;sasss perre'r"tea
aud ,hross<ued against Southern citizens Tue ~
piy Of the Federal General Is svasiee and amsa'".
factory. l, now remains for the Confederate Cav
erameut to protect It's people by the only means
in its power and TIA, il, promp, and ehsc''Ve ff'
tsiasien Authority should be gwen, :" iar ~
relates 10 all future eutrages, TO the Confederate
officers nearest the scene wher< these barosr"t'
are prAeticea to try and punish The offenders on the
,eo, without tns tedious aad expensive process o.
,rsu,portiuS them 10 Richmond In'he war et 'he
Revolution, the notorious Britsh commander. Ter
russn. rursaed precisely simii" to that OF
pane. and Col Campbell re,al,s'ea =. once by try
lag sud hanging, upoa the very hiwhere the bat
tie occurred. The prisoners isteh from Ferguson,
vi. had been eneaseaSn ,hess ouussss. The
Eritish Government never vsn'ured 10 resIs, tha,
act Of just and wholesome retaliation We should
proceed at once 10 have reparaiion for the past
and a. 10 the future give our military commanders
authority to retaats at upon the perpetrators
OF similar autraGeS.
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Pure British.

The Loniop 7ar, calls the YaHkee. 6 ".ann
gel race, and speaks of us The genuine !escen.
dAnts OF Epsshnien. We certainly have much
more English bloLd in veins than the Yankees;
CT rather English, Scotch, and Wesh--tAat + BIZ.
sL blood. I.cok, ior Instance II this list of
rails. taken at random iea, tEngiisL} Johnston
(Scst,ish) LoIss:Ieet. jackson, Jones, PeInserton
Davis. johnson, EIcN, Penaieton, EA. Y, Garland
Bragg, Smith, stevens. Mason. A,iby. Hill. Ander
son. iliuE Pryor, Randolph, tin sish.) S;i,..r.
Robertson, Buchanan Scotch y aid Morgan
{wr!sh}
Now, LOOK G; ,he Yankees. We Seem to he copy
ing from Ike tob -sones O! Fl ankfui, the Rhine:
Schenkr, S;einssehr, Sehofpf, Siegci Rosecrauz.
Carl Sghurz HEN; 4r.ilan anu Ei-nckor.
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By E. B. COOK, Iue:aos.l,.

Ky Z. B. COOK, Iue.tos.y
AfOSCMENT HOTEL FURNITURE AZ .rs
wi TIeN.-The Confederate Government 49,
leased the above hotel, l Will SELL On WEnSrgg
DAY. the 9th Inst. sts o O'Clock wi,lont rs.s,.'
all the FURNITURE Parlor. DINING Room ~
Kitchen. consulting In par; Of
Brussels Carpsts.
Cur,ains
Tables.
Sofas.
Chairs, &c
White Grarite Table Ware
Coffee Urns
Chatting Dishes.
Table Cloths
Eeasteais.
Mattresses.
60lstcrs and Flllowa
Blankets, Sheets, Sc
Wardrobes
Washstands.
Bureaus.
Cooking Stoves
Cooking Utensils &c.
ALSO
One OMNIBUS and two excellent HORsHH
The above Furniture has all been purchsva
within the last twelve months and Ii Of supsrlss
quality. TAEMs--Cs.h
al - 8. B. COOK Auri
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rOnInKnN rAfIka.

/. ,,us essssia w.akt Sis atty ,h'as ~ ~ sshase
asy NariLera rspsis si.sy may chance IL gs' ~
sheir possession to t6is Office The public VIII
thus receive the news Al the earliest moment.
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BOARDING

hOAKU Ali persons DESTROYS OF being accom-
ID modsted with good BOARD aud spacious
rooms for the coming session OF Congress, will
please inquire r: No. ll5 Broad street near 9ff.
Also week and daily Boar,!ers are invited TO call.
Terms mode rate All l9-l2tA
DOARDING.- OF CONGRESS can
1 obtain one or more very comfortable well fur
nlrn-d ROOMS, with board in a private family, II
applied for soon. Location, about FIVE minutes
walk Of the Capirol-seconi house, corner Of LIST
and G ace streets, south side. An lists
DOARDlNG--Csn be had for three four gen.
ID temen on u street, between Clay and Leigh,
by applying to Mrs. E. B. MINTER.
AL l9-lIS
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ADJUTANT-GENER OFFICE, VA,
WYTHEvILLE, August 4 1852.

AUJ > We lCEr v A,
WYTHEvILLE, August 1851. )
THE force which has been placed in the field
having proved inadequate TO The defence Of
the State, many portions OF which are invaded by
M3rauding bands OF tie enemy, who insult, OPP
press, and rob our people and the Northern Gov.
nnent smarting under their recent defeats around
Richmond and eisew here. having called for an ad-
diiional force Of $50 0OD men, with the purpose Of
continuing their aggre ssions upon Virginia and the
other States Of the COnfelerscy the Governor feels
il to be his solemn duty cali upon the militia not
Row in service TO unite With him in prompt and
vigorous effort to rcpei the enemy, To rescue the
boil Of the State ard people from the pollution
and tyranny of detest able foe, appeals 10 the
men Of the following Da,ned counties, from IS TO ~
years Of age, TO wit: The counties Of Washington.
Smyth, Graysop, Carroll, Floyd, Pulaski, Wy,he.
Mont gomery, Roanoke kOtetourt, Craig, AlleSha
ny, Greenbrier. Monroe Giles Mercer, Bland, Taze
well, Mcdowell Wise, Buchanan, Lee. Scott, Nus.
sell, Raleigh, Wyoming, Logan, Boone, Wayne,
CeDe Putnam, kaHawha Mason, Clay, Nicholas,
fsyettc, brartgn, Webster, Pocahontas, and Kan.
dUph.
And as the organization of the several regiments
Of militia has been deranGed by the going into
vice Of many officers and men, that !; esnno, he
known at headquarters " no the commandments are,
tie presiding justice of each county il required 10
proceed immediately to cali out and cesue 10 be
bodied the militia MEN Of his county between a3
and4J years Of age. without regard to rePiinentsl
bounds; and To that end be il authorized TO call
upcn more justices and the Commits siouer or
Commissioners Of the Revenue to aid him.
When the number Of men for each county Il
made Mp. the presiding justice will place them
der the command OF some intelligent and reliable
man AS officer in charge wra instruction. 10 march
The detachment al speedily As possible the Salt
Works, in smyth county, and report TO Mai Gen.
John h. Floyd for service. Where there Is railroad
transportation, he will give such officer certificate
enable him II obtain transport alton for himself
and tie detachment. on account of tie State.
The IIen will BE- allowed commute alton in money
for subsistence from the day they march until their
arrival at the rendezvous.
The Governor most earnestly exhorls all who are
ROW caeJ upon 10 be prompt and vigorous ia ac
tion; The ,nuyenen. j. oil vital consequence 10 tie
STATE. aud here is day to spare.
BY cpra-asnd. WIN FL. RICHARDSON, A C.
~ i5-Jt
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EDUCATIONAL.

''' ~ NEAR MOBILE ALA.
ibis ms, tuition un,ter the direction Of the Hocia
" of Jesus il situated Oh rising ground, about
niles dist ant from Mobile Its location 10 perfectly
healthy, and long experience has shown that u u
eNsmp' from the diseases which prevail ~ ceI'aio
seasons In the South.
II was chartered by the Legislature ct the State
IN 1885, and has ever since continued TO prosper
The course Of studies is divided into the CONNER
Cial and classical course.
The first embraces all the branches OF CONNER.
ciai educ the secoad embraces the stuuy OF
living and dead languages apa the various branches
Of n'al and natural philosophy.
The session lasts ten months, beginning the FIRST
Wednesday of December and ending the first
Thursday of October.
Terms for tie Session:
Board aud tuition ..............S.!W w
Entrance tee... -...........-. III w
For farther particulars apply to the President OF
the Institution. au lS-Jm"
DoGER MARTIN VIII resume the duties Of bis
IL SCHOOL on the lst OF October. on Clay st..
between och and 10Th.
TERMS:
Payable semi annually in advanee)
Usual Engiish branches. eJu w
''s '''"' ''' ROGER MARTIN. prineipal.
JOAN H. BEALE. Assistant. au l9-2ms
MISSES CL0PTON's
nj BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FUiI YOUNG LADIES'
ON Franklin o., be.rcea 3d and 4A.
The duties o. this School will be resumed on the
first of next October.
For circulars OF particulars, apply 20
AL l3-2mA MRS. JUD6E CLOPTOS.
llIEDNONT INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
MISS A. SEATON, PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL will begin on The 18th September next.
For particulars Apply TO the Prncipal
AT i3--ims
EFFERS0N MALE ACADEMY, 18th, be
81 tw sen Clay and Leigh streets Church Hill -
ne Seventh Annual Session Of thus School will
commence SEPTEMBER 10Th For particulars
inquire OF Z. W. PEfHERHRtDUE,
au Elm Principal.
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~TVO THOUSAND pAll DE- :.
1vA receivsd q uAlvin's SEWER lzs Nsp q
very large los II Ladle6 0aiteN A$ess .i .aus
Also. Misses. Boys', and ChiIdre4 nis noc. 90.
oomprtsss Ill thet could b boneet w = ~
las rssdius Ana shoes srs insttsd e 81. ~
ist Of Bows skoss heavy Ais0 NJ zss IS
nah hkoss
T- SoTlGE We Invite Attsutlos e gaf s y.
Of GROCERIES, 10 take place at orr siofs No
IA Gary street THIS MORNING.. ~ 10 O'Clock.
See advertisement. KENT, PAlNk 49,,
an l9--lt AucSsVussss.
- -
L. GENUINE GREEN TEA CtQAAS 10
HALCo. &C. ~.
WANTEp-EMPTY BoTTLEs--F0rFnien 'ns
"'s" G. r. BRICKGN,
An Is--3t. No. I, Exchange Block.
IT. JOHN II. GILMBR. a,
ONCE on 18th street between Malh And bAnk ssS.
Residence corner Of 9th ana Clay streets.
y25--lms
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sy THOS ~ KEESEE, 1i.aio..~
Once corner 18th and Cary AZ,

tOhies corner 18th and Cary sta
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rIrpu.,r
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION-wiii b. ny
on WkDNEsDAf morning. August 9Th con-
Brent. on Broad street. between Adam. And I.s O.
son. all Of bis Household And Kitchen Fun,ss''
Consisting Of a's.
Bedsfesds, Beds, Mattresses, BEDDING
Tables. Chairs. Bureaus, Csrpeta
China and Glassware, Safes
Cooking Stove, Sc
TERMs-Cash.
an 10 THCH w KCRsrp
ELEGANT OPEN CARRIAGE TORs Arr.n
IL AUCTIoE-t will sell, on THURsbiV a.
gust glst, at /! o'clock " In front O, nv am Az
corner Of l2th and Cary ss ''as''
One elegant open Carriage
OF the very best nsnufac,ure
au ~ THOS. w. KEgYEH. iyr,
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CAMP On CHESTER HILL

NEAR DEURI's BLUFF, 10Th Reg. Va Vols, :
August Is, 1862.
N-COL. CHARLES a. CRUAP:
~ Dear Coionet-At al election for Colonel
OF the 18th reg't Va Volunteers held Ia pursuance
Special order No. lOi, headquarters 2d brigade,
dated August oth loo2, you were elected the
frs. ballot. the meeting coneurrine unanimously.
Heal. ing that you distant post OF duty,
where the letters already written may not reach
yo. have adopted this channel OF comlaunica.
tion and have the honor to request that you " i'll
speedily return lead the Old 18th, whose conf
denee and affection you Won early in light Tor
inGs peudtnce.
X o. WHITEHEAD, Capt. Co. A,
+. u. BRITT, Capt. Co. B,
JOHN T. WOODHOUSE, Capt Co. @,
officers OF the 10th res't Va. Vols. conducting the
election. All l9-lt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-19

~. MASONIC x0THrE-Tle members ct
- kiCHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No. ~,
ass summoned 10 attend . stated Eaeesiu9 OF the
Lodgs. 1t tie Masonic Hail. In tie city Vi Richmond
81 O'clock THIS EVENING. Transient brethren
la god standing are s.so requested 10 attend
" order 81 The Worshpfni Master
On l9-is JOHN LESTER, Seey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-19

H7ANTED-AN OWNER-A medium sized
w MULE, dark, with two white spots the
left side. and bemish in Of his eyes, came to
my honse on Wednesday morning last. Tue owner
will please come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take said mule away.
JOHN NJ SMITH,
all iJ-Ijt4 Corner Of Main and 2lst Sta
"YANTED-A COOK wish - hire good
w COOK, either an Irish or German woman
without circumference, to so in the country some 40
miles. Liberal wages will be paid Apply 10
WIN. s. PHILLIPS,
ali 5-4!< l9h, between Main and Bank sts.
"TAN ED "A lady desires situation
w TEACHER either in private family or
an academy. She teach advanced English
French, Music. Latin, And Mathematics Has no
objection 10 going farther South Good references
will he given. if required. Address IL. A. NJ"
Post Office, Richmond. Va au flats