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JEO. p. COOK. J. WILSON DRUP
COOK Il DRURY,

Successors to Cbok, Dillon L,rdky.
AX7E HAVE FORMED PARTNERSIb
w for TIE practice Of the Law. to which I
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK h DRUKYI
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vu~HE FIRM OF THOMPSON 4 BROWN Is
this dayi ssolved by mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm 70 be settled by James Thomp-
son. Mr.. Brown retiring from the 6Fm. Mr..
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ell misunderstanding the public for all past ia
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september ., 1861. -
spl0-dt IRA BROWN.
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JOBHN AUMM II - NJ NNNs
H PIANO AND ORGAN MANuF1
L tureT, one door west Of cor
~ = ] 10th and LeClaire streets. Davenp
owa. All instruments Of my own make warran
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- Pianos and Harmonic Meiodeons frem the
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approx ed
patterns, and at prizes that defy mpeti;ion, No
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r OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE,O PYOS1
II Post O6ee, Dsvsspest, Iowa.
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n OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Sect,
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= SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
ID and Rock Island, respectfully announces %
to the ,itissns Of Davenport that he 10 now pre-.
parel
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q Id III AT9
into good ones, 1t short notice and on reasonable
terms Recollect the piece, 81 Second street, BE-
tween Perry and Rock Island. ,oorr
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Dissolution Of Plrtuers2,jD,

rTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
/ isting between FIELD kAUFFMANN, Iusur-
ance Agents, is this day dis olved by mutual con
sent. HERMAN FIELD
Car. KAUFMAN.
January LIST, 1862. janS
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LAND AGENT,
TIGHTLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAk IOY
=. e., rent. Once in Post Office Block, oppol
ehe Drroc.Ar AND News OGice.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
~ORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA S1|
u Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sous, Prophet
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Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit the
OF . discerning public :ort the future.
RESPECTFULLY, &. ROSENBEKGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
Tn. war In the ou,hwes..

GRENADA, August 4th.--The enemy Ia reported
TO be advancing on Sens'obia, in three eounnf.
from Mempbis-cs'imated at from ]. 500 to 2Oco
streng. Reipfofcements are being sent from this
place to Col. Jackson.
Cursis.s cavalry attacked a provision train en-
rcsse TO Gen Parsons. near Austin, Mississippi, a
few days ago, and were repuSed, with considerable
loss.
Cairo dispatch, dated the eeth. Gays The rebels
made dash at Humboldt yesterday. Our cavalry
fed w.theu. firing s gun. The rebel cavalry at
tackled our infantry and killed fifteen, taking some
prisoners and have pos session OF the town
Col Logan hung Mr. whppe. wealthy ana IN
f,neuiial citizen of Jackson, Tenn on the 9Hh et'
for plotting Confederate partisans TO bridge which
they burned Logan also burnt the houses OF sew
ersl sympa,hizers Or. Leftwich, Yankee cotton
buyer, was captured by guerrillas near Browns.
vile. last week, with So, COO in specie He has ar
rived here Prisoners taken yesterday report from
below that the Yankees have evacuated Baton
Rouge. and that Sen. Breckenridge is In possession
OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

We are not at all surpris ID to see the reluctance
manifested 10 drafting By the solid men, of the
North Now. tor the first tgae. ia deadly appre-
ienson OF being PEELED face the music Of the
Southern bullets, they begin TO feel that they are
At war, and in many trembling heart The wills
per is heard, my thoughts. l must eoaicss, are
turned Oh peace" II all very well SO long
a. Germans and Irish and the adyenturous spirits
Of their seaports and frontiers couid carry OH tie
battle for them in q distant cue. willis, tie defen
siYe policy Of the Southern Government secured
sEen, at the saue time from the horrors OF inya-
siou; but this rleasursbe pastine is ended and here
after the gaps that have been made in the rank Of
the mereenatiss by. Southern bali and bay
mnst b. flied up by the native, live lankee.
I, Is suy consolation 10 Yankee Doodle, lei rs
hiin that the pleasure is 81 great in the South
nj the prospect OF his bsing, drafted the horror II
she Nor.a Is intense. Killing OF the miserable
foreign b!nodhouads they have sci upon us is
past.me below sonthern ambition. The game ii
las always eravei has been the genuine Yankee
Doodle. the author Of all orr Woes. who has been
sitting comfortably at home and setting his dogs ca
as aad threatening IL with robbery, rapine, and
the halter The prospect Of catching these solid
Goldfish upon s3uthern steel has whetted TO frenzy
every Southern appetite. To bring three hundred
thousand genuine Yankees against us-;c!ioses y 10
talk through their noses, and redolent ii aho-
l:iousm ami Weatieriiaid onions would ia p,re
the Southern arm wi vigor equal 10 reinforce
men. Of Lalf q million Come ca, Doodle, and hs
quick aboUti IT, The Southern saa is warm, but
40, half as warm the hospitality sh;ch p4uts to
embrace yon IN the hug OF battle. and lead yen
Insrry down the dance Of death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

The snbiect Of cur river defences IL ono which
has engaged alike the attention OF ear own Gov.
ssnuaent and OF the enemy-she one TO defend.
and the other to seixs the key 10 she city OF Rich
mend.
Ons thing renakus TO be done, 10 order TO place
beyond ell question the impre gnabiity OF Rch-
rond In this It's only valaeraale quarter II IL to
~ the river with one continuous line of obs'rue
sions from Rockets to Drurys Bluff, making Rich
r,oud, at eas. daring the Continuance Of the war.
an inland city.
The enormous preparations Of the enemy for as
sau.s by the river must be me; by corresponding
preparations for resistance. Ii ia wei. known thai
batteries however Formidable are not to be relied
On against 4 combined attack Of land and naval
forces. Our corisfn reliance, In connection with
the batteries 10 to seal The James river up from,
Rockets TO Drury's Bluff constructing double
track railroad between the two points 10 supply
tbs place Of the river In transportation.
This IL no; our own suggestion but ,hst of EN-
men, naval authority, aud we cali TO it the imme
,iia,e attention of the GovernmeE, and city amber
ities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
-
Captursd by the Block nders,

AuausrA, Aug 6--The Charleston papers, o.
this morning contain q teegrsphic aisn atch, dated
Savannah, August 9th, stating that the steamer
Lodena Capt. LucLet, from Nassau 3lst ut, after
entering Ossabaw Sound, Monday mornlng'
grounded and was captured by the Federal block
aders. George Marshall ard two pilots pasSen-
gers, escaped in small beat.
They represent that large number OF Federal
vessels are about Le port CT Nassau, causing great
excitement az that place. The l.pdena hfst al
tempted 10 enter Tybee, but was fred into from
The Mostel!o Tower, shot passing through her
cabin Her cargo IL very valuable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
Obituary.

Coz. Nj. II PAYNE, late of the old L. s, Army,
died last week ct the residence OF Chas +. Pope,
ESQ In The county Of Goochland aged seventy
eight II entered the army in lSi2, and served 81
Norfolk during the war. subsequently, be was in
command 1T Amelia Island. and While there, N
1919 attended the funeral OF the celebrated Gene
raj Henry Lee, better known ~ Light Horse Har-
ry" the flasher Of tna iliustrieus Chief who Row
commands III front OF Richmond. During the dis
'urbancas On the Canada frontier, (lS31-S,) being
then NGjor, he distinguished himself by bis eXer-
tons to preserve the neutrality of The United
States. Ia behaved most gatlautly in the battles
OF Paio Alto and &e~aca de la Palma ill the latter
oi which he received q wound from which he never
recovered lie was very brave officer, and a
thoroughly houest AMI sincere man. Ii is well
known that lie encountered severe censure on &C
count Of the pertinacity with which LIE CHING TO
tne shadow of the old Union after the substance
had long disappeared. We VIII not undertake TO
Justify his course bat icV venture 10 say that
ne acted from conviction Of what be cons dered
TO he right. We viii further say, that during the
last twelve months Of his life, after the designs Of
the North had become apparent no man was mere
ardent in his wishes .ur tie prosperity OF the Con
federacy or exuled sincerely N the victories
OF he Southern trO0ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
rELEfRAPHN, NEWS.
The Yankee, Driven from Baton l.oase,

The Ynnkeca Driven from Baton Ro"se.
McBiLr, August GA speclai dispatch to me
Advertiser and Rsstssers dated Jackson. yesterday.
says, General Breckenridge this mornins stsaeksd
Baton Rouge, driving the Yankees from their posi-
t,on. For one hour the muskctry nring was very
heavy There was also heavy firing from the a.
reetian of the river, which may have been the suas
of the Arkansas, as she wan to have coopernted
The Yankees we're driven through the city to the
banl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

The New York Herald asserts that the Lincoln
GoverEme. have released four hundred Of cur
prisoners upon their taking the oath Of allegiance.
We have reason 10 believe that the number i.
greatly exaggerated, ba: what.ver Tie number, i,
Is clear violation Of tie terms &c the cartel Lately
greed upon between The two Governments. Il
becomes the imperative duty 81 the Southern Gov
eminent to hold % an equal number Of Lincoln 5
prisoners mill TIE Yankees perform their ob!sa-
lions in good faith !. Ia clear that they have no
idea of honor in their relations with "rebtl- and
only be made keep their contracts upon coua-
paisou.
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sHWANTED--

tTDfiCE Tho health OF our W. II MADnuX
~ ID temporarily broken down by ercp 81 car
enlIe.es On each AKIN, and he is unable 10 aorA--
rare is III chance 20 etnpioy sufficient spitai.:e
iseiD 10 carry the business. The want Of work.
tag power forces therefore pett6; bsisi1e
fur theA present and country ise ads and depot
SCENTS requested not to send us ANYTHING al.ofe
50 sell. Cur aim is 10 sell all consiE nn.eHts On
hand ca soon SIS possible adj g. tie country icr
iew weeks to reeapesate leaving sir. J. w. HAf-
sos 10 render ss.fs. ~ soon possible W IL
Tetgra an9 be Rad, for settlements
Respectfully, MADDUX s 60
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

CORREcTI0y.--ln tie list of contributions
10 the Y. Il. c. A, published yestt rday morning
The amount contributed by Eob;. Z. Hubbard, OF
buckingham county, was pat down AT Sth Il
should have been eiu0
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sEs.


q POO Fl T
- come off at the Union Trot'ing Conrsr, on
SsTt RuAI, the 9:h of AugusT, at oci"ek T. ~"
\ ,ir.,la dash of mile be tween TWO
CHAMPION SADDLE HORSES,
for one hundred dollars o side. Atief the above,
DOG FIGHT,
between two celebrated dogs fer nifty dollars safe
Kills Vandar!ips names "a brown horse, Il Iita@
q Nra;elie ue,4e- s. brown mare, Fa1nl" Belle
Atier the above, the DOG FIGHT will close the
performance.
e. Noptal!e names 6rinrite dog. TURK,
EaYH Admission 81. Ladies free. al 1--'h*
.1ICaMO2D VARjETlEs--
y. date franklin Eau3
6ne door below the Exchange Hotel.
acting Manager -...--------o ttiSEF tGpfN.
Stage Maaager --..-..---------J. ". THORPE
THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 7ru. 1862.
u Ill be performed.
GRAEVFATHER WHITEHEAD.
Grandfather White head. Mr, Morton.
Bop Snider- Miss s. Darlington.
Louisa Miss Maggie Estse.
Susan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Jennie Powell.
Double Da1ce Darlington sisters.
To conclude with CHARLES II.
NTOTICE--A GRAND BALI. viii be given at
y The new Hall in Manchester TO NIGHT. the
ia inst, il good order, by
f. L. BLANKESSHIP.
Admission, 81. all !-l1S
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sof LTD m CASTLE o0DwIn.
: s.,s N, !, 1,00,r - psu IN OFFICE.

RICHMOND, arg 4th lesH
In cASTLf GOODWIN and GUARD HOUSE,
The officers Of their company or regiment wiu eau
and take them out or have their cases tfied'
BY ofdsr Of Major :. oRlswoLD, f0vos. nsf
Aaastaut Adiutant Gen. and a. ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

Our friends would greatly obiiss Us BY sending
ny rsrsAsn papers they may chance TO get In
shsr possession to this once The public win
Inn, r.oslvs the news q. the earliest mcmea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

n OST-On Saturday evening last nesr tbs cor.
i nsr Of lat and Franklia ksA, female terrier
PUPPY. about fonr months old; black; uish crop.
Ped ears and tail; lively, but rsther oily. reward
viii be paid TO any person giving notice Of her, ut
tho Noithwest corner Of Franklin and Adams sta
an Title
IN UsT-on the 2Oth July, between the Dispafch
/ ONCE and Clay street, my FREE PAPERS
lucy were in pocket.book. A liberal reward will
be paid ON their return 10 this Office.
au 7-its CORNELIUS LOGON.
n 0sT Somewhere in this city, one day last
1 4 week. a small Tin Box, containing my FREE
P1pERS and $50 In money--one $40 and one 80
note. will give reward of IS for the box and
contents, If left nj this Office.
an lit. JOHN PLEAsANTs.
r OST--On the 5th Inst, between Aiken's Landing
i \ and the Exchange Hotel, or at the Exchange,
tiio small Kid PURSE, containing about one hun
dred dollars in gold and notes. liberal reward
viii be given it left at the Dispatch Office.
nu 7--2t~ FRANK LEE.
r OsT-On Thursday, 3lst July. 1862. my FREE
i PAPERS, somewhere between Duval and
Broad streets, on 2d street The finder viii be lib
orally rewarded by leaving them at this office.
THOMAS LUCAS,
an 7-a.s Free ufan Of color.
r OST-On Friday last box Of JEWELRY,
i 4 containing one breastpin and one pair Of gold
spectacles, directed to Mrs. N NJ Long. A liberal
reward will be paid the finder If returned to this
office. Tau 7-,t.l A. A. CHEATHAM.
r OsT-Between the corners of lst and Canal
1 4 and Cd and Cary streets, q chiid's GOLD
AKaiLET, with coral clasps. The finder will be-
literally rewarded by leaving 1t at this Office.
au 7-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

~ THANKS from Hennirgsep Hospital FOR &
rs lot of VEGETABLES from Misc tHUS!SG,
o.. Hanover. au 7-ltH
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Afs'TsOS sAfp%
FDTURE DSgs.
~ noDDrg + zrpgaxoa. a..


INJECTIONS SALE or 10 Acsy.
IL BEAUTIFUL LAND, on the iredsr;ss.,of
kaiirpad two miles from Richmond. F0n s.Yre
AT AuCTlOS.-At the request Of the I,s.sLk
Of the late VIM. Andersen, Jr, We wifi All =. 'pf
tion. on the premises on TUESDAY. liz is a"s
August, 1862. ct O'Clock p. NJ, 4 b~sutisui y.
Of 50t acres Of Land. located a. above. h.in. r~
NOS !, 8, and 70 in Prices plan. on the Is,t ~.
OF the new road leading by the Fair C,rornsns
Mr.. John p. Billiards. farm, and acknowledgement 10
site TO his front gate On this land thers 1, .pY'
pine and other wood, and 1t has on II an ,' n.
ing site. ""' "ad.
TERMS -Ons-third cash; balance q. q NO..
months, for negtixbie notes, interest ADDED -
by trust deed GODDlE ApPERsov
1a --------------.-.---- Auetiobesr.
BY REDWOOD 4 KEACH, 4z1,,
lbf Main street
4 UCTIOS SALE OF PARLOp ru.u,n.
IA AND KITCHEN FURNITURE CpnSnhss
RI, HARDWARE, SHOES. CIGARS T0SaaL
co, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. &c-nn 81,
DAY, 9Th ibst-, commencing a. 10 ocloek a, :. q.
we will sell very desirable lot Of FURyITryv'
Bedsie adx; Mattresses;
Feather Beds Boosters and Puox
Mahogany aud csnereat Chsiss
Tables. Bureaus, &c;
One iHe Plane
Hardware, CrccAery, Shoes. Clo,b,ny r.
Goods SC. ny
AMI REDWOOD & KEACH Ana.
q 1nn BUSHELS OF CORN AT pr-p,,o
ZsfOU AECTION.-WHl be sold a, rntt.
auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th ina, a, c..
shaws Warehouse, CORNER Of Ilth and c., .a
about twenty four hundred bushsls Of Gov-r5,'"'
CORN, IN damaged condition. Sale TO conan.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. "'s
TERMs--Cssh on delivery. a..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

~ THE subscriber has removed his OF
D>| PICE to No e. Ii ain ST, (oyer .triders skirt
fnAaufactory) where he will be- pleased 10 see all
who may need his services Best reteren civ al.
~ B. BLANKMAN. Surgeon Dentist.
an 9--iIl* Formerly of fredericksburg Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
KUNANAfS.

JOURNALISTIC following named slaves,
IA, who with the names OF their owners. their
sgrs and descriptive marks, are enumerated telow,
have runaway since the ieth day Of APRIL 1862,
from the employment of lie Richmond. Fre.ierc.ss
burg aud Potomac Railroad Company. All persons
who shall apprehsnd any Of them and deliver them
10 their owners or 10 The Ja!ors oi their respcc-
tive counties, will he entitled 10 the rewards aud
mileage provided in Tie l05th chapter Of the Code
OF Virginia In addition to which this Company
viii pay for each one so appreherded and delivered
TO any Of lis agents authorized to receive them,
further reward OF Eve dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

Lon SALE-A fine BUGGY and HARNESS,
I will be aold cheap. Apply n the ID Georgia
Hospital, on ~ corner Of 9th and Franklin stx
au 6-4ts
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SPECIAL kJfsGE.S.

k% SUPERIOR FRESH GREEN TEA. have
small quantity Of superior GREEN TEA, which
] am retailing al reasonable price.
WANTED 5.0o0empty BOTTLES.
&. r. BROKEN,
uN 5-3iH No 1, Exchange Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07

DUNAWAY--on Sunday, 9Th June, DAVID
III negro boy about ~ years ot age, ginger.
bread color; owned by Messrs Green Marshall
ard hired nf Z. IL. Tabb & son. lie left the farm
formerly occupied by Dr. Duyal, GA the " estham
read He was last seen ia company with two ne
groes Of MIR Aoneure, and il il supposed they We're
making their way towards the eneply's lines in the
upper country.
a suitable reward will lie paid for his return to
Dir. DhUaEEIL2R, the oyerseer on the farm, OK to
myself. A. ID. WILLIAMS,
au st Trustee for b. w Green
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FRANK z LANGLEY.
a., a-2ts Can't Cong TO q lst Va Epy

ESEHfR D--ou The Us. If July Pr.,Se
II JOHN kARsSEs ct Co &, .Sia VA hrs
" 20 was taken as 8 substitute Ia ssit COMPANY
Said karenss halls from kentue.y, IS - years "
age, feet 2 iGehes high, dali cotaplsxion' dS.>
air dark eyes. and has slighs sear on the 'Si'
cheek. liberia, ssard 10 addition 70 tha sio~s1
by the Government viii be paid for bis dri4Nep -
me AZ camp on tbs Dsrhyto~n road. ,niles oe.'"
Richmond JNO r. CHAFslN ist IL.
an s-5,t Cong Co q a6lh Va Rrg