The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28
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/ ALMAND, company B. 18th deoreia regiment.
who was wounded In the tight Of the 2zth and sent
to Richmond. When last heard from - had been
removed from the hospital 10 private honse.
He WIS slightly derangcd from fev6s, ana left the
house to which he was sent in that condition. He
il about "a years Of age. Any information OF him
by addressing J. a. sTEWART,
Capt. Co. B, 18th Georgia regiment,
" 2s-2t* Richmond, Va.
INFORMATION WANTED-C Concerning ISAAC
" NEWTON, q private Of company IL" 23d N.
9 regiment. who was sent to the General Hospital,
at Rics,nend about the middle Of May, from camp.
rear CbicxahoBiiny, aud has mot since been heard
FROM Any information will bc gratefully received
- A'' ' GEO. r. BASKERVILLE,
Captain Co. 81 ODD N. G Regt.
ly2s 6Ls Richmond Post-ofica.
VEFORMATIOW WANTLD-Of SOLOMON
HYLTON. Of company 4, Gath regiment sir-
cinia volunteers who left 18th division, Winder
Hospital about three weeks ago. lie was delirioas
VIXEN be left. Any information will be thankfully
received and rewarded. Address
IRA II SLUsHER.
iy 23-lt" 81 Division Wndcr Hospital
INFORMATION WANTED or L. s. MOS.
KALI, company q, 4th Georgia volunteers,
Who detailed for duty in my Office the first Of
this month and WAS taken Sick and has not been
heard from since. ANY Information Of hiS where
abouss will greatly ob'ige
VIM. A. CgoCKER,
" 2e-3t' Sup't Army Intel. oftce.
INFORMATION WANTED JOHN c. HAD.
DEN, of the 18th regiment, was sent TO the
city .ick before the late battles and has not been
the Post.Oflice concerning him will be thankfully
received by w. T. PEARSON. Chaplain,
~ 28-3ts Oil Reg't Rifles S. G. "
INFORMATION ANT ED--Of tue where.
4 abou;s of Sergt A. L. SNUGGS, company X,
3-s: Georgia eement, who was wounded on the
CTft, IF and brOu cut this rtfy Iufnrmati1
concerning BIN will be thankfully received By an
anxious father
is 2s-ItA r. q. SNUGGS, &: this Office.
INFORMATION wANTED-Aof GEO. WEBB,
4 company 3. 2sth North Carolina regiment.
who reported wounded In the battle of the
Goth June, aud is supposed to be In private
house in this city Any information OF him will bs
shank fully received by his mo- her If left ct the
Dispatch office. mrs. MALINDA WEBB.
~ 25--l;*
IMPORTATION WANTED-of my brother, B.
B. SWITZERLAND. who was wounded ia the
late fight near Richmond. He belonged to Compa-
ny 8. Goth regiment N. C. volunteers Amy iufor.
nation OF his whereabouts left ct the Office of the
Southern Express Company, care II H. McKei.han,
will he duly appreciated by his brother.
jy 25-3t* J. B. SUTHERLAND.
IMPORTATION wANTED-Of my son, GRES-
I SHAM O. WILLIAMS, Of the 81 Georgia regi
ilent of volunteers lie was brought to this place
on the 4th of July, sick. He may have been taken
TO him will be gratefully received by his father
who Ia stopping at the American Hotel, on Main
street, or by dropping me line at tho Dispatch Of
fee. lily 22-4t'l HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS.
JORDAN W. HOLMES, Of Company G, 49h
81 regiment Georgia volunteers, left the camp Of
the regiment (near Ashton's HID ON Sunday morn
Ing, 9Th inst, about day break. He was not in his
right mind, as he left without his coat, shoes, or
hat. Amy information Of his whereabouts will be
thankfully received through the Poet-Ofioe, If ad
dr,,ssed ut Richmond
Capt. W. W. CARTER, Company C,
jy 24-3t* 4sth reg't Ga vols
A NY information of j. r. MADDEN, 18th n.
"A c. volunteers, who was carried, sick on the Sd
July TO the camp Of the 4'th Alabama, Hanover
county by Surgeon j. 4. Burton. Of Brig General
Talia:erro's Brigade, Jacksons Division, camp near
Richmond will be thankfully received by his father
RICHD MADDEN.
y p ST. At Fayetteville. N. G.
INFORMATION WANTED.-On Friday the
z 9Th June ny wife's Trunks az DR.. curtis's ia
Hanover county, were opened By our troops think
irg they belonged to some Yankee lndy) and re-
iieved Of PLATE snd DRESSES. The following
il list OF CT tte Plate, marked with her In
itials az. w. i" Salt Spoons and Mustard do,
pairs Pickle Knives and Forks, Sugar spoons
and Lad'e. TheIe We're good many other pieces,
not marked: Sait-Celiers, Preserve Spoons Berry
Spoon, Silver Gobets aud srnjry others Tot reeol.
looted now. She also LOST in the field, beyond the
house, BOX, containing her Watch, sets Jew.
eiIy, Bracelets, ard 2 Hair Chains--ihe Bracelets
marked ~ w. e."
a liberal reward will be given for any inforrna-
ton so get them, OF If left at this Office, or at
the Office OF the Wing or Dispatch.
s. G. TINSLET
jy i86ts Treasury Department., C. S. A.
ENFORMATIoN WAETED-Of 1t Z F. CREN.
L SHAW and JOSEPH c. ELDER, of Co L. ID
kayt. Ga Vols, both wounded IN the battle of
Tuesday. the LIST inst. Address the undersigned
through the PostOfiics, care Of Roht w. Oliver.
J. J. M KEE,
ly lS-9t- Capt. Ca. l. Sd Ga. Regt.
A NY IMPORTATION as to the whereabouts Of
"a s. K COLEMAN Of Co. C, 18th Regt Miss.
Vols, who has been missing from his company since
the battle of the ~ OF july will be thankfully re-
ceived by his brother, T. D. COLEMAN
Care OF DR.. w. Devne. Mississippi Depot
iy 2l---6tt Opposite Spotswood Hotel
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