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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

SEssSBOnes
II. r. 4 IL \ y IN ERTAK
E2hn WareroOms at 50 Front street where can
pc found large assortment of Collins of an diff
efemt Kinds Of patterns, Mentac and Walnut Caskets
ana material. Residence So Front street dit sniI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

" niH Medal Family Sewing Machine 49,
Ve MshhS 70 purchase machine. will find il for NJ
10 Sa ~ 2bj Main street, and examine Jobnsn
my9 al "a i"NHlie Needles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

~ sl r., = aoodwin, an experienced ana success
~ hlla@ie holds herself in readiness day and night 10
tttnd 70 the duties of her profession Residence *
A@SHhStreet- dtt oS4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

%. q. Harris, Isentist I5s Mar, s,roet orro.,,
theheW Mechanics Hall Building OfF OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

Midwife.-MR NJ. W GERALDS. PuYstctAN avn
S1CoEss u MIDWIFE, No. 40 Exchange street SneciaI
atienloh given to Uterine Complaints ard ssases Of
ehdaren otee hours from to A. M. ard from to
dI ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

Dr. @weet'r HntaIiibIe LiniIneut is truly n
end IN need and every family should have il at hand
o@' dtSwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

Drlper a Clark, COMMISSION AIERCUANrs and
Deaer3 N Flour Grain, Meal Gras, seed Salt. Line
oalncd Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground 0vster
smells, ana Farmers Produce generally Also A@enfs
9r me sac OF Coo super Phosphate Of Lime Per,an
Eaalo' American GuanO, and Ground Bone ''i
ono IL, ~ ~ - DRAPEj & CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-24

Horse El'nk cts and Arnly aslunLats
lhoSe IN want had better call on j. NJ F0TIi NSIsEE
No. washington Square, before purchasing dtiolg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

" STATE TAxEs.-Tax-payers of the city Of
Richmond can pay their State tax bills, by calling
q the Sheriff Office, l28 Main street, from A. H.
TIL p. n, during this week. In consequence of
the late period at which we commence our collec-
tons and the present condition of the country it
u necessary thst all the revenue of the State be i'm
medistely collected, and my deputies will be in.
structed TO grant indulgence to but those who
are serving in our &rmiex 1t IL earnestly hoped
that al who do not call at the Office will be pre-
pared to pay on the first application.
Persona who have recently purchased real estate
IN the city, and whose title deeds were not recorded
prior 70 the lst Of January 1862, requested to
leeye lists as the Office, that the taxes may be col
Iscted Of the present owners
H. K. ELLYSON,
yy2l-6ts Sheriff City Richmond
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AnJurANr AND INsP. GENERALS orrrcs.

ItTT<tJLhKI
ApJurANT AND IssP. GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July Iith. l.62.
ITO OFFICERS ENROLLING CONSCRIPTS.--
1 Agreeably to General Orders, No. 81, current
series this day published. you required to ar
rest all deserters and under certain circumstances
all persons absent from the army without leave.
The public welfare requires you to discharge this
duty ard the more important duty Of enrolling
conscripts. with the utmost activity, and without
fear. favor or affection.
Our capacity to improve the brilliant victories
now favoring our arms, depend mainly upon your
cxerticns TO ill the ranks of armies.
Ii you are Jealous aud active, We shall make our
enemy taste the bitterness Of war II you are neg
ligent shall continue to witness its rsyae.s on
own soil.
BY command OF the Secretary OF War.
SignedI 8. COOPER
Adj and lnsp. General
Ofsrial: JSo. WRITER'S, Asst AdJt GenI
iY lS-lm ..sa
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJT AND INsP'R GESLs OFFICE.
Richmond. July IL, le62 }
IEATkACT.
EAIRACI.i
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJT AND INSP. GENL'S OFFICE.
r,,,x IN 4

WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJ'T AND INSP. GENL.'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. July Ia, lst2
EsERAL ORDERS NO 80
". Conscripts will be paid from date OF their d.
parture from home fer Camp OF instruction.
Troops raised 10y the States, under acquisitions
made Oh them by the Confederate States Govern
nent will be paid from the date o. their assembling
ut the rendezvous for service, being already
listed, or from the date Of the enlistment II tia.
takes place at the rendezvous
By command of the Secretary Of War.
iSigned) S. COOPER,
jy 2l-6t Adlutani and Inspector General
A TTENTION, MARTINS ARTILLERY ALI
n members of this command who are absen,
withou, leave, will report at once 10 Camp Lee or
they will be reported to the Provost Guard and ar
rested as deserters.
Persons wishing to JOIN the company will app,
to Sers't Puliam, at the recruiting office Of
Bank and 18th streets.
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
ap Ji--ts Captain
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CAMP 18TH GA. RECT,

NEAR RICHMOND, July 22d, 1862 )
4 IL members absent from the compa " from
n various reasons, will report to me at camp by
the first Of August Those falling to comply with
this order will be published deserters, and re-
ward offered for their appre pension and delivery to
the Provost Marshal. No certificate of disability
or undtness for service from neighborhood physi-
clans will be received unless the man is in bed or
unable to travel. A. +. WOOLLEy,
Lieut.. Commd'g Co. F, 18th Ga. Regt.
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MILITARY notice..

N1OTiCE--ABsENT MEMDERS OF GO. X. SID
IN VA. RK6'T-Srhe following namsd members
81 company x. SD Virgins regiment, are hereby
notified that unless they report In person. or
through their attending Surgeon. by certificate. by
the Ist Of August. 1860, they will be advertised NJ
deserters, and treated as such, viz
Richard Binns, VIM B Haynes, w Beckett,
Geo II Ealy, w Gill. John w New, g Wood.
cock, Thos New, VIM r OAkly. Jas z Vaughan, II
II Buns, VIM Fowler, H b Hopkins, + Motx-
lrr A Adan,s. F w Bipns, VIM y Ammous, X n
Aarsble. + Lanpkin, d Binns VIM n Phillips;
Taos Ptytoa, gentry; X Gill. o J Gill, A Gill,
and Bullifant.
Men absent on special duty required to send
copy OF the order detailing them on detached ser.
vice. sm aware that msny Of the parties above
named are under medical treat neDt, but the army
regulations require that they report through tn ,r
Surgeons, In order that they may be accounted for
on muster rolls, returns, &c. Some are Sinking
duty in this day of our country need and deserve
to be severely punished. J. G HARDWOOD,
Capt. co. K, 3ld Va Keg't.
camp '5d re gimens Virginia Vols,
4th Brigade, AndersOn's Division,
Falling Creek he couutv iv
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IN time of peace prepare for war.
But now in time 81 war prepare for peace"
FRANCIS LABARRE, formerly Of Washington,
d. L., Manufacturer ct
PLATINA-TipPED LIGHTNING RODS,
respectfully announces ~ tue citizens ct EchInond
and vicinity that he Is prepared TO erect Lightning
Rods, of the bsst quality, with fLalINh-TIfrED
FONTS, of his oyru nanUfaciure At tho shortest
notice TIE work and material warranted as rep
resented.
Particular attention paid 90 repairing old Rods
ard supplying theia with good points.
Brood street. between 6th and 9TH St., sign at the
Battle flag. Box 9i6 jY .3-lN*
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War DEPARTMENT.
ADI'T AND iSSr'R GsNEgALs OFFICE
Rehnona, July - ie6a
( ENERAI ORDERS, No. II.

Riehnon', July y, ie64 \
4 ENERAI ORDERS, No. u.
The successful defence of Vcksburg agains, the
mcrtaf leet of the enemy by Maior.Genera Van
Dorm. and the officers and men under his command
eati,ie them to the gratitude of the country the
thanks of the Government, and the admiration OF the
army. By their gailantry ana good conduct thew
have not only saved the city entrusted TO them bn
they have shown that bombardm-nt of cities 4
bravey resisted, achieve nothing for the enea,y.
aud only serve TO unyeil his malice and the hypoe.
r;sy of his pretended wish to restore the Union
The world now sees that his mission IL one Of de.
struCtioD, not restoration.
Lieu tenant Brown, and the officers and crew Of
the Confederate steamer Arkansas by their heroic
attack upon the Federal feet before vicksburr.
eaualied the highest recorded examples OF courage
and skill. They prove that ths navy. when II re-.
gains its proper element, will be one of the chief
buwarks of national defence aud that il IL entitled
to high place in the confidence and affection Of
the people
By command VI the Secretary Of War
(SgneD s. COOPER.
iy 2i-lw Adjutant and Inspector General
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WAR pEPARTM
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GENERALS otFICE,
Richmond, July Ii. le62 }
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. AZ.

~ ESERAL ORDERS, No. AZ.
VI
Ali persons engaged in enrolling Conscnpss, are
hereby authorized and required 20 arrest Deserters
from the Army and 10 denver them to the Com
mandants OF the nearest Camps Of instruction, or
to lodge them in the nearest Jail. and To their
names, company. and regiment to the Adjutan' and
Inspector General.
Jailers requested to detaln them, and will be
allowed the fees ard charges tor the detention Of
prisoners prescribed by the laws OF the State IN
which the Jail is situated. Enrolling officers are
also required to report to the Adjutant and lnspce
tor General the names S,d address of all persons
absent from the Army without leave, whether by
the expiration of their leaves Of absence fur
loHghs details, or otherwise. And where this un-
authcsizei absence exceeds the tim. required 20
core. pond with Tie Wor hepsE lmeut, tie enroll
ing officer viii. arrest the person, and send him 10
the nearest Camp OF DESTRUCTION, reporting the
arrest to the Adu,aus and Inspector General
COMMANDMENTS of Camps OF Instruction are r.
vnired 10 forward rcserters, and persons absent
without leuye, To their regiments, aid have the
powers OF arrest conferred upon enrolling officers
BY command OF the Secretary OF War
lSigred,l s. COOPER,
~ lJ-im Adit and Inspector General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

A TTENTION, MARYLANDERS! The under,
"A signed, having secured fine lot of horses, Is
now raising CAVALRY COMPANY, to be at
tached to the lst Virginia Cavalry. under Col Fitz-
Hugh Lee, and in connection with Capt. q. T. Cal
Their, Maryland company which has now served
with distinction in that regiment for IA months.
Persons disposed to join a company with the GER
tanty of being ready for the field within week
days, will call at at No. Is Pearl street
and enroll their names Improved army revolvers,
just brought over from Maryland will be furnished
each man Il. CARTER SMITH, Captain,
iY . IT Late LIST MARYLAND Reglt.
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A TTENTION! HARRISON'S COMPANY,
"A ELLIOTT'S CITY BATTALl0N.--Ths
members of this Company will assemble at the
store Of Yancey Il Harrison, No. 2l9 Main. 9th
street, at 10 o'clock on MONDAY, 2s.h of July.
WIN. WRIT HARRISON Captain,
jy 24-4tt ElOtts CITY Battalion.
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NyANTED TO HIkE-A colored WOMAN
w or GIRL, TO go 10 the Springs, and else
where in the country, for the remainder Of the
mer. address immediately. "a. J. L, box 30,
Richmond p. o. jy 23-3t%
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7 OST-From Company e, llth Miss. Regiment,
/ On the march from Yorktown near Baltimore
Store, likely NEGRO MAN about twenty five
years old, named Tom, but usually called in camps
DIDIMUs. Said boy is well built, of low stature,
black, with round head, and ivory colored tee' h ;
ooen countenance, of a pleasing and cheerful dspo-
raj reward will be paid to any person who will de-
liver said boy to me, or give me such information
to his whereabouts will enable me to get him.
l an now staying at the 4lst Ward, I'd Division,
Camp Winder Hospital, where will remain a
week or two with wounded son. My residence is
"Okolona Miss" G. w. THORNTON.
ctr
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HORSE LOST.-A sorrel MARE, having on a
jul small common saddle, with girth around it,
wooden stirrups, snapper bride, aud halter, with
small hook at end of check rein, broke loose from
me on the evening of June 18th, at New Bridge
Church, the Nine Mile road. A reward of $40
will be given for her delivery to Col Holder, of the
18th Mississippi regiment. or to Spotswood Hotel
Stables. w. B. OWEN,
jy lS-1Ot. Chaplain =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

M aN1En-A second hand gold HUNTING
w WATCH. Tor which d fair price Will be
Paid apply to T. +. REEFS, at HABLISTON *
BROS, Furniture Store, al ain ST. is 23-3t*
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OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAKTEKMASTEK, ]
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA. I
RlCHMosp, July 81, ls6s
THEREAFTER Qusrtermasters and Agent %
I'LL the Quartsrmaatsr's Depot OF the Army ~
Northern Virginia, will pay the following prices
for grain, hay. &C., In the vicinity Of Richmond
Corn Meal per bushel Of 80 lbs. Sl5o
Corn per bushel Of IS lbs. 81 40.
Seed Oats per bnshel of 30 lbs. 80 csnts
Sheaf Oats and Timothy Hay per ewt Ss
Clover, Hay and Fodder per ewt. Si.I3
Shueks per cwt Sl25
Straw per cwt. 30 cents.
JAS l. CoRLEr,
ive9-Gt Lieut. Col and Chief Q u
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NTANTEU no KENT-A large WARE or
w STORE RUOsI, Tor the storage Of soldiers
baggage Inquire st ALABAMA DEPOT.
~
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CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the evening of
- the Goth day Of July, 1862 in the city Of Rich
mond, HORSE, with saddle and bride. Said
Horse light sorrel, with four white feet, one
eye and the Confederate brand on his left shoulder.
liberal reward will be given il said Horse is de-
lyered to me at Major Jones's headquarters, oppo-
site Camp Lee.
jy 23-3tx A. s. FLETCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Left the resi-
n derce of the subscriber, at the corner OF
rank lin and jefferson streets, Sunday after
noon, MY negro WOMAN, Sarah Color, dark
brown, very tail, slender, and very quick and ac
tive in movement. Dress purple sun-bonnet
and new lawn frock. She had few acquaintance
in the city. will give the above reward for the
recovery OF the woman. ]. 4. 3. DORSEY.
fc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

NJ ANTED-ImmedateIy a COLORED BOY,
wv to .rrapds and attend to q horse-for
which good wages will be paid. Apply at No 100
Main street. jy 2}-3t%
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DANK OF THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
INCORPORATED MARCH 18th, 1862
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL......-.....S1 600 600
EHB Banking House. Bank ST. Petersburg, Va
X. RA0LAND, President.
JAS. =. CUTHBERr, Cashier.

FTNO PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP Sub.
scriber will take into his house, and undertake
to BOARD aud INSTRUCT, six sprightly boys IN
der fifteen years Of age. and Of good morals and
good manners
TERMs.--For forty weeks, e4oo, payable one.
halt IN advance the LIST Of September and 18th Of
January. Everything found except books and ssa-
tionary. Address
rROY. CHARLES MARTIN,
y lo--l3t@ Hampton Sidney College. vlrsiaiA
IARD.-WADE w. WOODBRIDGE most re-
~ spectfnlly hegA in ratirina from business for
the present. to return his grateful thanks to his
friends md the public generally for ths~ery hb-
srsl patronage which hss been extended % him Cor
the last thirty years and. also 10 Inform them that
be expects 70 leave ths city 1t Richmond. for his
farm - the lower end 81 Powhatan county, about
The 4th Of July next and that af1eT that tlms his
addrssa win b halkboro. Chesterfield county,
Va asss ~ 3--1aw3w4
q WYATT Il COVE bsG - irf0sn or
Oe friends Ia Virginia that We hAye estAhsishe1
: kcass b he city q Augusta q. Tor the sxcla-
sire GALN or TODACCO Gnnsignnle0ls y tAas
plaee. = wsA - Chesasatsa, uni Aavs oaf sseaDa
-. 80 cln1i1a 8 q. Ase.a4 =,
/ 0w61n 8 W1A11A %
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OST MULE-Lost on yesterday in the city
i 4 of Richmond, small brown MULE mayked
&c C. ST." rather thin in flesh and somewhat drawn
by hard work. / will pay q reward Of S5 for its
delivery at the Stables of Davis & Hutcheson, on
Franklin street, below the Exchange Hotel
jy 22--ts JNO. o. STEGER
II OST-A box Of PAPERs belonging to the
il ouartermasters Department, which il Of no
service to any one except the undersigned. Said
box is An old washstand, about three feet high two
feet wide aud about il inchesdesp; it Ia common
pine box, of mahogany coier; lie lid q email door
In front, and drawer, and implanted.
Any information concerning said box viii be-
thankfully received and ii the box and contents are
delivered to this Office to the undersigned Q re-
ward Of ten dollars will be paid.
w. g. GREEN,
jy 24-3ts LIST Lieut. Co. r, 10th Ga. Reg't.
Between the 10th and nth Of June.
y was hired by w. b. Owens 18th Mississippi
regiment. from VIM. H. Il J. j. Sutherland. . snr.
rel MARE, with one white hind foot. and q knot ON
one fore foot above the hooE The Marc was after.
wards found by Mr.. VIM. H. Sutherland In tho
possession Of Dr. Charles Mitchell, who said be was
business for J. W. Burnangh, OF the 5th Alabar
ma Regiment whom went 70 see on the same day
and be promised to return the Mare 10 my stable
on the next day. II said Mare IL not returned I'm
,nedafely, the law will b put In force against tho
WI II. SUTHERLAND 4 Co,
6tahls oorues Of 18th and yrankln strvelk
jy4-N. ssS q. g
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NTANTED-To employ, for the l,ext session,
w at the Lynchburg Female Seminary, q gen.
tleman competent TO TEACH the Latin language,
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry.
None need apply unless he can furnish satisfactory
testimonials For further information, application
can be made in person, or by letter, to
MRS. f. l.. BROWN.
jy l72awlm+ Lynchburg, Va.
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TOLEN-S25 REWARD-From camp. at the
/ intersection of the Charles City and Williams
burg road, about three miles from Richmond, on
the Eth inst, a large BAY HORSE about sixteen
hands high, with small patch of gray hairs on one
of his fore legs, and cut from rope on the ftt-
small, sunkea eyes. His knees 80 prominent
as to have the appearance of being pulled. The
above reward will be paid upon his delivery to the
Colonel of the SD Regt Va. Vols, to Messrs. E.
4 s. WORKMAN & Co, corner of Cary and Wall
streets tiy l9-lw1 H. b. TOMLIN
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| I~iF1Y DOLLAkS REWARD.-Left my resi-
e dence, Rockets Hill, about three weeks
ago, my HENRY. He is about 10 years OF age,
| black complexion. and very pleasing when spoken
10. will give the above ard for his appreten
| sion and delivery TO lodged in jail can
get him again. FREDK BRAUER, Jr,
iy i1-hit Stall No u Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

NOTICE SO REWARD strayed or stolen,
from the camp of the Sd Virginia Cavalry,
sOrrel MARE, with white hind feet small white
streak below her eyes, small willie saddle scad on
her back, left side. The above reward viii be paid
for the delivery of said mare at camp quarter of
mile right Of the toilgate, on the Williamsburg
road. fly 23-6t'] L. J. HARVEY.
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DAN AWAY $50 REWARD--Fram Towards.
III Vile. Aibemarle county. Va, NEGRO NAN.
about Is years old. black, and heavy st. named
Tom The above negro VIA purchased shout ten
days ago, 10 Richmond, Of ! r. Martin. The negro h
back. The above reward Wilt he paid II delivered
IN rae, OF lodged In any Jail 80 that can gAtnim.
Jy lf--5t- John B. DAVIS Richmond, Va.
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E>OUND-Came to my battery, Gen Lees
L headquarters, on the Nine-Mile road, a small
roam MARE with blaze face. Also strayed or
stolen from my battery, a large young roam MARE
slightly lame in the right leg. Both are branded
&C s." WIN w. PARKER,
iy 24-3t* Can't CO. Light Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

WANTED One hundred able bodied Negro
w MEN. Apply to b. A. HATCHER.
Superintendent C. S. Lot,
iy 16-l2t Bacon Quarter Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

A TTENTI0N, MILlTARY.-0ficers and Sur
"A geons Of the Army and Navy desiring to sup
ply themselves with SHOULDER-STRAPS, AR.
CHEERS. STARS, GENERALS WREATHS; and
other emblems Of their rank will do well call on
Miss r. SEMON, No. SO East Main street, near st.
Charles Hotel. Cup stairs) Always hand Cord
and Tassels, embroidered and stamped Shoulder
Straps, medical IN S. worked and embroidered
Stars, gilt Sword Knots, (sonething new,) ard
variety of other articles, too numerous to mention
MISS X. SEMON,
M Nasvs
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CTRAYED-From Camp Winder, Wednesday
- evening, during the storm, a large bay MARE
with small mark in her face; newly shed behind
hind legs somewhat swollen. She is also slightly
marked with the saddle, and has been wounded in
the right side. Any returning her to No. 4,
Winder Hospital, will receive liberal reward, and
confer favor on the STEWARD,
IN Z3~3ts No. T. Winder Hospta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD =
~ will give the above reward for the delivery of
my negro boy LEWIS Che calls himself Lewis
Siins) to c. w. NJ. Hubbsll, on Cd street. Richmond,
Va Said boy is black; about five feet ten inches
in height; with several small upon his throat,
caused by being ianced. He was last seen at Will
lamsburg on the evening of the battle at that place.
II is highly probable that he is with some regi-
ment of the Confederate army, or may have been
arrested and put in some prison in Richmond. Any
person giving me information that may lead TO his
recovery will get the above reward The above
reward will be paid by Mr.. Hubbali on delivery of
the negro TO him. Residence above stated Ad-
dress me- at Stony Point, Aibemarle county, Va.
E. NJ. LOWE, late of company G.,
iy l5-6t sth Virginia re giment.
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7 OST.-Certificates of the Commercial Savings
/ 4 Bank at Richmond, Va, rs fellows: No 2l6t
to B W. Moseley fer sea- dated 81 February, 1862.
No 2770, TO B. w. Mosc'ey tor Sl216S. dated 9TH
February, 1862. The above having been lest or
inisaid, application will De made to The Bank for
duplicates H. w. MoSELEE.
jy 7~-3aw.}3
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Ali officers non-eommie
\ } stoned officers. and soldiers belonging to tbs
"a division, General l.. McLaw's,) in ami around
Richmond are ordered to report. without delay, 10
Lieut. Col. FoRNo, at Hard9rove's Factory foot of
Main street. No Surgeons Certificate will be re-
ceved evidence of sickness unless signed by the
brigade Surgeon. A list oi the naIres If all dcn
quents will be published at she end OF ten days.
aud considered as deserters and treated is such.
The division consists of the brgades OF Generals
Se,nmes, Cobb, Kershaw aud Griffith.
S%s Examiner copy jy 24-3t+
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