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LADIES' LIST.

AIDES LIST.
DAMS Miss Mary E . Aldridze Mrs Carrie
y Adams Miss Grace Abbot Mrs S +
Austin Miss Anderson Mrs A S
Alexander Miss M0lIe q Angus Mrs S F
Albrtt0n Mrs Catharius
PARTON Mrs L A Batust Miss Katy
Benton Miss VI BeiOte Miss Leu 2
burke Miss Julia BOiee Mrs Mary Ann
Burk Mrs james BurCh Mrs Amelia
Burk Widow Booker Miss Lizzie
boHIg Mrs Nolls Butler Mrs Elizabeth
llARC Miss Annie Carter Miss Virginia
- clark Miss Josephine CarmOdy Mrs JOhanua
Clark Mrs George Il Chatham Miss A
Carter Miss V Clements Miss Cynthia
Curd Mis- Lucy ? Crosby Mrs VII
CoIIns Annie Coleman Mrs Cathariue
DYKE Mrs " Devlin Miss II
u Douglass Mrs. NJ Demon MrsK
banda Miss SsIie DOibear Mrs MI
Donald Mrs Sarah J
LLAM Miss Addie Evans Mrs Barbara 2
u Elweu Mrs Mary Edm0udsOn Mrs Angie II
Ellison Miss Ellen
EARIS Miss Mary Fletcher Mrs Robert
NOWER Miss Missouri Griffith Mrs
" Girre Madam Celesta Goodrich Mrs Eliza
Geusley Mrs Z
HARRIS Miss S O. HaIy Miss Ellen
IL Heath Miss Mary Henry Mrs Martin
Holiday Mrs n
IRWIN Birs Al
ZONES Mrs S Johnson NrsRH
- Jones bliss Elizabeth james Mrs V-rgiss
Jones Mrs 81
EELER Miss Mary Ann Heating Mrs Josephine E
IA Kelly Miss Mary Ann Ksarns Mrs Nary2
hnuy Miss Sarah Remission Mrs julia A
kincade Mrs Ellen
v Mrs Anna Lehman Mrs Evslyne B
II LuEtOu Mrs Marian Long Mrs or John Crowd
Lewis Miss Mary f LOckhart Mrs Sarah .
Lester Miss MOLIg z
NARONEI Mrs McCanu Mrs Ely
VI Martin Mrs Mary MCNfaLOu Miss Margaret
Mister MS Mia A Mccarthy Mrs Harry b
Merrill Mrs John 4 Mcmahon Nine Caroline ?
MILAN Mrs Sale T Mcknight Miss Lizzie
MOrrhead Miss Susan Mcdonnell Mrs Catherine
MOretta Mrs Mary Mcdonnell Mrs 5 L
Motley Miss Ann Mcknight Mrs
Murphy Mrs Nancy MCLyan Mrs Elizabeth W
Mathews Hiss Sophia Ann
n'DACY Mrs Dlul W
DETTIE Miss j Pitfman Mrs Jane
L Fiatt Miss 5 j Powell Mrs Martha 3
pEGAN 2Irs Ellen Rains Mrs Sarah A
Ia kutter Mrs ADELAIDE Rawlings miss Alice
Bafter Mrs A NJ RJZel Miss Mary
RaglsHd Mrs Ed Robinson Mn Lizzie
STACKS Miss Kate Smith Mrs Laura L
1 - staple Mrs LIE Sinclair Miss Minnie
Skely Miss Maliuda Shelby Mrs James II
smith Miss Mary + SOTells Mrs Mary
4 Sherwood Miss Matty Shelby Mrs Mary A
/ smith Miss Jenett SmitLson Miss z ID
/ Steele Miss Magic SOuthWick Miss Annie
TYSON bliss Caroline
WANT Mrs F G WorkiDg Mrs Phebe r
" Waynesburg Mrs J n Warrington Mrs $
Wes.br0ok Mrs Jennie Walker Miss Bette
Williams Mrs WIN West Miss Mo lie
Williams Nr8 Ann 4 White Miss SaHie
Wright Mrs Elizabeth Winpy Miss Mary z
YANCY MnMP Ysarout Mrs Mary J
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THE BOMBARDMENT-The calculation of the
commander of the mortar feet bombarding Fort
jackson has manifestly been, that the place
could be reduced by an overwhelming fire con
tinUously maintained, or not at all. COnse-
quently he has, since he opened his fire, main
tanned it with unprecedented vigOr, and up to
h~alf-past 5 o'clock last evening, when he had
expended over three hundred and seventy thous-
and pounds Of gunpowder and one thousand
tons of iron, he had accomplished nothing
Our works deied him, our casualties were trihing,
and the spirit Of our soldiers, exhilarated by the
sinking of two Of his mortarbOats and disabling
one steamer yesterday Sunday is equal to any
thing. The firing Of the enemy is relaxed, his
mortarboats have retired behind the point OF
woods, and nothing is now wanting to their
humiliation but courage and enterprise in a
quarter where it has long been looked for, but,
hitherto, fOund wanting. We would suggest,
while speaking on this subject, whether it mi hit
not be well for the proper parties here t. offer
command of our lotilla to Col. Higgins, and to
make a call for volunteers to follow that capable
and energetic officer, where his judgment, cour.
age and skill viii indicate.-Ncg Orleans Tru,
Delta, 22d.
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n There is a young man living in a neigh
boring town who recently got a divorce from
his wife on account of incOmpatibility.'
About three weeks after the separation the once
was wife fell heir to about $4,000. The late
husband is very anxious for a reunion, but his
wife complains that she is now more severely
afflicted with " i~ncOmpahDlhty thar ever De-
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~ Several failures have recently occurred
among the flour and grain dealers in Boston.
One Of them was a house whose liabilities are
reported to be in the vicinity Of 100000. The
Others are for much smaller amounts, but the
aggregate will be upward Of 100000.
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Loss OF ANBdALS-The loss of mules and
horses by the bafalO nat in this city and neighborhood
is f~rightful. The man whose duty it is to remove dead
animals from the streets cannot take them away as fast
a. thew drnn
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LOST HORsEs.-Odicer Lsutrey has placed
two ponies, taken up in the street in the Gsyo.o stable.
Ons il a gray, the other a sorrel. They apparently be-
long to some cavalry company.
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BARRET's ST. LOUIS BATTERY-Having re-
ceived frsm MaiorGen. Van Dorm one Of the finest and
most complete brass sixgun batteries in the service, !
call upon Msseurians, and particularly St. Louisans, to
man it and assist me in using it against the enemy. I
pledge M sslf to have a bounty of $50 given to every
man az soon az mustered in who will enlist in this bat
terry for the war or for three years. lean be seen at the
Gayoso House, or at nv office, at the general h-esdquar
tiers, in jackson Block, Room a..
~ Capt. q. w BARRET.
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STRANGERS, BEWARE Quite a number Of
instances have occurred lately where the worthless notes
OF the exploded Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Mem
Phis have been passed in this city and the country on
strangers The note is Handsome one, and those not
acquainted whit are apt to be prepOssessed in its favor
by It's appearance. Readers viii do well 10 be on their
guard. Strangers should cut this paragraph out and
keep LL In theLr noaket book Tor raf-r-nc-
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RECORDERS COURT-Ssvsn cases on the
Recorders dock-ti and ten on the Msrshsls docket, all
trivial, comprise the sum Of what was done at this court
Yesterday.
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SHIPPERS NOTICE No freight will be re-
csiyed at the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad until
further notice. See their advertisement.
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e Wallace n Co., sell this morning at 10
o'clock, fine parIor, dining and bedroom furniture.
Also six horses. SEES advertisements
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THANKs.-We thank Massrs. Borden and
Heating, Of the Southern Express, for late New Orleans
uaUarz
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HEADQUARTERS PORTER PARTIsNEs, I
MEMPHIS. Aprfl a. 1862.

MENFHIsI ApTI 70 Io0-. }
Hon. Geo. p. Merritt is fully authorized by
me to receive and muster In men for my company also
to receive contributions Of horses, cotton or money.
ap 5-3ts I'D Z. PORTER, Capt.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED!

IN WOMEN to go to Grenada, Miss, to make cart
CU ridges. Inquire Of
F. GRINDRoD Superintendent
sp22Iw Cor ser Monroe and Third srrpotz.
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no OUARTERmASTERS
find Ia Rest Of .UallE5I8d.

DEING about 20 move 90 my cd 1omer jackson
ID Miss where viii BE- prepared 20 continue te ou.
sf1ezs of manlfa-tu~i-E ClltLing for The army snd car.
rviug on sLe Tailoring bUsiue 10 all It's branches. J
offer for sale for @ few d.ys IN this city,
1000 pair Pants,
1000 pair Draws
no well made Duck Ten s for officers,
SEQ lbs. good cIsa1 Rags. Tables, Counters, shelves
ete- I have 8 good stoeS Of NOrth Carolina Cassimert
aaf Tdmusazs for D#lgrs Uail0rus, which will con
Tig1e 10 uut up to order % the Eds getn sight about
old man Cheek s. Cal -t
! C.. MCALISTERS.
.rgqr.s Avres' p 1ck.
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OFFICIAL LETTER LIST.

ISF OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Ofieeas
IL Memphis, Tenn, on the
TWENTY-FFTH DAY OF APRIL, Is62.
u Persons calling Tor them should say that they are
uHw.-HfaaA
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re- Headquarters PoTter's Partisans, 1873
Woodruff Block. Open from 4 81. to4F.M. tsp23-5t
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APPEAL BATTERY.-A few more recruits are
wanted 10 complete this company. Persons desiring to
Join should call at Cannovan's new building, next door
to she Bull Run, on Shelby street, between Union and
Gayoso streets. w. c. BRYAN, Captain.
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9MIg appeal,
-FRoM Due EyENING EDITON OF YEsTERDAY
Inter nom Mexico.

Inter from NAeNicDs
The Houston Telegraph Of the 10Th contains
the following
BROWNSVILLE, April sit now costs $l7
per bale to place cotton on shipboard after it
reaches this point. The duty on domestics pass
ing through Mstamoras is ; cents per yard.
News was received yesterday that the armls-
tice between Mexico and the allies was broken
off.
Orders were issued on tbs 25th of March by
the Secretary of War to commence active OPP
erations against the allies.
Gen. Robes. formerly minister to the United
States, was one Of the commissioners to treat
with the allies. On his return papers were found
on him compromising not only himself, but other
prominent Mexicans. Among the papers was
an address from Almonte, advocating a change
of government, and placing Macmillan on the
throne. AlmJnte is with the allies. Robes
was Immediately tried by a military commission
and executed.
The late disaster near Orizaba, by which 1900
persons were killed, was occssioned by the
explosion Of a large amount Of ammunition in
the magazine Of the Mexican army encamped
there.
Corwin reigns supreme in Mexico, and the tax
on the trade at MatamOras is at his dictation.
1t is believed there iSs treaty If existence
between Mexico and the United States for the
protection OF the former. II the armlStlce hau
not been broken up, there is reason to appre-
bend that they would have committed acts OF
war against US.
The United States consul at Matamoras is
very active in soliciting deserterS from this side.
He makes them all sorts Of promises, agreeing
to give them their back pay. He keeps board
ing house for them, and gives them money.
Besides there are some fifteen or twenty rascals
who have left Texas, all of whom are doing
everything they can to demoralize our soldiers.
10 not know them, but | am told one, John
L. Haynes, and the late editor of a paper in
some up country county, think Bell-are
among them though do not vouch for this.
Every day a fresh set of these traitors reach the
abolition haunts Of Mexico and from its shores
hatch their infamous designs against our hbeT-
ties Martial law should be declared ct once
over the country west Of the Nueces.
AMIGO.
NOTE.-The editor alluded to, if anybody, is
'Kinnan, of the Bolton Independent. We pre-
sumo John l. Haynes is the Austin Haynes,
who some years ago edited the hteiitgeHceT. He
used to be a STAKEHOLDER. Both these persons
have said very many hard things about the
writer hereof in years past. Yet we should
much prefer that suspicious that we could not
help in those times had not proved quite 50 cor
rect as now appears, and we yet hope to learn
that Amigo is mistaken. We know he would
not willingly do any man injustice.
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c. MATTERS.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL ., 1862.
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COYFEDERATE MONEY.-We will sell Om
house and lot on Adams street, adjoining the Hardwick
House, low for cash. This is valuable property. Per
sons wishing to purchase real estate would do well TO
call soon. [ap226l J. w. CHRIsP & Co.
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BOTTLES, B~OTTLES-Bring on your second
hand bottles. We viii pay the highest cash price for
bottles delivered at our store on Second street.
ap2OIw STILLHAN & BREES.
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NJ C. GALLAwAY P. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

AH TIN 9REAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AsD
40 HUMEU3.--PETkxS' IHFALLfBLE RE.
AEDY PoR 0OEEoRRu(EA AsD ALL SECRET
DiSEAaE9.-Th great American remedy, con.
skoios no Ae.crrial u Beisamic propertlss excsls
sSeyt,i.g heretofore offered 70 The pubic In Ia
curative, restorative. aud renova.ina poweas anA
sho medical world asto1ished when tcid thaa
ii, sSoss fslIsdY will cure the above diseases ana
confcdadee whsh iasy have occular ds1aoasua.
stons of ho fscis. But the proprietor, who has
snov7a OF ths 'famedy for twenty .Cdd Yeas, has
scovu q case Of 20 years stAnd!rg to be 70
stored to retfocs health, and all other cases Of
shoT.sf duration 30 % Restored. without Q single
exception, sad therefore, challenges any casa OF
3onroTrhtea which IBs remedy VIII not eure pro-
sided Tbs d.reClicss carried out with Ireesncs
IA Ito pss. OF Il. ps,tans; and any one purchasing
asa iczcn bottles, aid 0sin3 accordingly. In hs
81 is's case, hs glsraatsss perfect and Ia
iAres 81 i;.;irEe. vii furnish additional uedions
rec cf eh"f.e, ~ ucInpis.e the cuss. through kS
-Ees.s; anJ curs will he effected Without incois
seoIa.ioS ~ The patient
Price, pef boItts. =. half aossn bottles e1s !
s1presssse ffG1 % TO 80 cts
Bold by AfFEEsoE . DUFFY, No. x0I Broad 81 I,
add o. A. 9rBzCaxa. Man, a., Druggists, Az ents
i,r tia alty o! !.iehinoni Sid, ai61, by " A. h
q A. SAsTos anrfoik, sad Jass. p. CAnFE8I2
sad uiL.on Il WIL.tAas, Portsmouth,, va.
a. i@-gE.%
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. MEDICAL CAnD.

- OEks - FtsAY. ECE,
la. PLUME. of ths els AesslsAl isocss, eoaf.-ss
tiiase1 s.Aiaiy 20 ossss ressaes. ca frwrslia
street. q astss below tor Xxehanss Hotel snl aisz.
1sssy epysssts Osli Sssin~a' Hail, was<s sklsIsl
&3 eaas sssa.:il irva.Csst ray Be ot.al1ed 90 re..
sos-.sss srs.ss 1hose NO easS teen sskes.1 ~
S~f.s4a e1aaaxsoes A4.szxsS. are ssy..s. - cal
A,.T.
cc=.nuEsessioaz By EAil o. osa~wsss, rsoryEz
Alta ss.s to. 0G.ss orsa Efsa A. II. tf: . r. n.
AS s$-a RICHMOND, "a.
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LOST, sTRAYKD, Ss..

RNr REWARD will be paid By tn. al scri 4.
D ~ Der for th eiver = to him OF h's Fl JR.,9.
i.as escaped au Ing the battle o! he 3..s Oh The
Chile ahomlny. 1hs hosss WAS IN all probability
carried Oh. or turned loose by en- unkcown y5una
nau-.uppcssd 10 be from Ills dfeas h .i ix.n-~
who volunteered TO hold i'm while tho Reg mslt
a. "a gagged. Sad horss brish! chez, al fosrei;
long bodlsd and ra,h.s gauus; s.o1t fifteen and q
half hands high; blszs freed. and has, ttipt t,
three white less, sud tad when Lass sen NV
overtoat valse and liasn horse cover s,ra1 ped TO
the saddle. Any information which L ay LEAD 10
bis recovery vii! ba thankfully received.
X. w. FOLSOM. M.-Uc!. Comdg
l4.h Ga. Keg't. HAmptoa's Brigsde
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0I CAssI's PAHxks-A snmhsr CT the
oMsaai pap aps7s OF 0se Uassy. 0srersi eon.
o anaipG Dtviasoa OF The Xaakes army. were
esrsafsa ~ oar nee On saEday list From
ssvsssto0etal reports Of ssgimsats In tbs di-
80 msn. And thsy are ~ Armed With En.
d sid and AnslytAn rsaU Ons TspoSs Aexs sses
Nal. Dodge. OF tas s7IA New York, Of n s%r-
fsrlpg 70 ps pssssat eaAngs OF swn som ps a5ss
~ nsior Was "osoagAi tn'' fsnn1ay, ts isass
hesiy tAAs any sstAt Of tAs accusation wlu
saHo p1nee.
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M REWARD -otfsyed or stoisu nom
DIUU Carap, some tine during Friday nis hs,
q small, very handsomely formed, bay HORSE -
Il he has bssn already taken up: s:5 viii be pa
for bis delivery; l. found esusY after .he appear.
snts Il this adv rtisement, two or three miles
ON Eith Dord. $50 viii! be psi, tor bis recovery;
Or II stolen ssCo Will be raid IL tbs lrse and
,hsf are BIOS ght 10 the ktjor of the Reserve Az.
till'ry Corrs .a1p near Oakwo. Cefnetery.
DKsCRIPrIoS Lsii hl1d f1o: white. End small
willie Epo! 10 forehead the hair has teen fuhb,
the neck, tllss TO tbs hssd the Is, slso horse
slos h.pad g.ar on ths left side OF ;hs bacs.
caused By tie rubbing of The saddle. Had on a lew
ather halter, wi tiass buckles.
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" iA&. &c .lOhAL Dk.s AnUG AoSO.
~ CIApEOa JsZaAR. This AsscsssGcn
,ss engaged sisgsnt roons. corner Of B-oad and
Iinth 3.r.stt, for BAZAAR. and will es rsesy
- rsesiys donations Of ali kind, on next s0onday.
~ cor.c9G 1csi'ons shouli rs Idtresgsd 70 Mr..
y L. w Va2RcH. Box 8ss, Manager Of Rs-
1ss., aua Cc.scspoaa;as Sssrs;.ry 0. II. D. Z.
a. tD--tt
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~ AkTIETUuAL TEETH-rHE CHIC
- sLASrtg AMI ycI@iANITE FEi,-

~ Plastic AMI vCI<iANITE FEib-
CsssS. -. vi. JUN -. laxsTtsr. ksvias u.s
Ftsh: sos t.s sSove JscSs ei making Tsssh Asnt
Sescg ss.sa-a ef 10 Ehsefes~ .ar@gissssy gvss GE
sis~g hoas. esa ~iie sepaaAses eo1azasds
70 stess desiring fall ex partial ssss Of ssesa, sai
~sxssaliy sHsh a saAx % a1asss1AEea with fksss
hey are r1w pssas. fns tssfs<s saspsatt1e a
.he rlsss 10 "a. wasast. ssA - sssssaa ,kssssy
sssarsds - ali - is@ - isss<s ess 1 sess :sssa
ss-arss s.ssss. Tass Essskoa AAsiog ksss sSors~i
as sh~e ssAeafsv hsens<s 10 - Ssssssssas. korsA
Aea Senta. s~x.txscz.ass Wtti - siyss sod spsas-
ussrs szs.il4iei 10 iaass wssAsas To Sc tasm.
Ss-s 81 rssta 81 xgia 81 Aay cs4f PISS. VII. sf
sns, UssAessax. kssxaskksEs sAA All etAss oesss-
.sa1 Ssa.iY saa tasroaxAiy esxforned. 1sssA
sxssasssA BY ELEUT2lUg8x. WssaSns sAin.
- Onses - xsh sassok aeseAss CsshsAtaa
SAh. ksl- l-1v
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e,>g. PIEDMONT RAILROAD CUMPA.
5>-s Hf-S6TiCE.--s mssttpS Of n Gene
raj Com nfaiSsloAers y; ths Plecmop CT Rnilrssd
is requested ib tie town of Greensboro, n.
q, on ~EDr ES-DAY, the lith day Of June
Lsxt, 10 compis.s their dutles when the Coin-
lanY 10 organized.
wm. T. sUTHERLIN, Chairman.
Dsnviis, lEgn Gay, 1872. my i3-tliihis
sE As.siSh Gree nIboro', snd Ds1PIfls pe,sSs
copy uE:i ii.n June
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.slasv Rem fNsxrECRR.

r.. An APPEAL TO THS LADIES IH
~ THE CUUhJkY.-a'anyo OF our brave
flths-s, husbands and sous are 1ow In our
Cay IL ao&pt .ais, .iSx and woJpds sd, and
mary OF ti.cir wants cauuo. be supplied by
tha cstiZ srs ~ -t.e extent OF tho demand Gpon
thsa1, and ths isdiea In The country adjGcent
Il the railroads and canai, are sirdIy rec ueTt-
FL 90 send by express or passenger trains all
the bntteImi1g. vessta n!es, and oiher articles
Of !ooi suitable for the sics and wounded
tnsy can spare. NJ. Blair 4 Co.'S store will
Caivai by them Will 10 promptly distribu tel
among tine different hospitals All persons
sending will pre- pay the Irsioht. and be par
ucul7r 70 Eaars the PACKAGES, or iabsls, "for
tn Sics 81 Il Wounded "
sa- Wing, Examiner and EbquiIsr please
cory. ~ S-Sk
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PERSONAL.

IF PrisAts RI F0INAT.D = HYDE, fAiexsntr,s
i sRitsme1J 1lh Virgins Rexin ent il In sny ct
toe private houses or hospt.ls of this city sinco
th' ba tie on atitday ia a1y ore HAVING koOwi-
Q &c .! 40. VII please commit nicaie the fstt 70
kaio- L. HskBHxT, nth Virgiata q REGIMENT 1t
tbs Ciifioa Eoass near nth street. i,s-Ms
If HENaY wa AKINu. . III ,m6vr OF Cot. Aces
i regiment fNo 81 cf Virsiuis cavslry, sud WHO
10 row sick Ia If ,ho hospitals 10 tL city. iii
Inform BY letter M. Taos. WELiFoRD, Rich.
mond, where hs' can be found, he will rel eve the
anxiety tf his friends. Hospital Surgeons p'esae
notice. j.3-3.A
TNFOkMATIUN I WANTh D-Uf Private d.
i W. LPSCOMB. 6th Aiabsms regiment who
- SICK In scme one Of the hospitals Ia Richmond.
Any ono knowing whore he IL vii confer favor
By informing
J. w. HOWARD at
w. Peterson = Co. Drag Store,
js3-3,a corner ~ and Man sis.
VINHE aENTLEMAN n who kindly losu-d ms .
for the purposs Of carry ing dei der from
tie Geld. can CD, ain bi, property by apply Ing to
me-. III tho camp of the llth Virginia regiment,
Ool. Keinptr's brigade. L,r gstreet = division.
CALVIN MoUORKLE.
.iA8 SIS Company q, 18th Va. Rect.
TX MRS Many WKsNFKOw is 10 this city,
i hsr cousin, WIN. 4. HoD6fs t~ho 10 Ia the
central hospital, woundej.) would bs glad for her
to come and ses hin. He is from Georgia.
js3-Ns u. ALLEN.
TNFOkM aTIU0 " ANTE D.-M PATRICK
TREHAY. An Lishman BY birth. formerly
resident OF Charlotte who Ia reported to have died
heir legal representative In this country. he
learn something TO his interest by communicating
with A. q. JEFF2EE8.
my 23-t2t Red Oak Grove p. q. Va.
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Eg. DAILY CHTU. PRAYER MEEriN IL
s~F The dSily Payer 1es'inrs under tbs al
sgicss "a .ae Ycnsg mems Oaristiaa Axsoeiation
saiety 20 saPpiie2s III D.v'u. bisssiugs upon car
GonfsdsTsEy Wi b- b.ii EVERY AErEaaOOH
This 1ses, al s.. oc!eex. IN tbs SIUDHJ BAP-
TliE tI.k95, tbsy. DR. EElLGYs) on the
cOrnsv ~ el1 anh sASta s.rss,s. Paslors and eon-
ersgalicns and siraa g--s city sre invite 10
S -teod Id participate Ia tbs L.ssings.
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u Il 4 y a L o = q -
NJ f1enss szs1 cd Customers, and ia y1Sfe q
seEessl, are Lsssby 1caesi that EEvs espsssd
Il Es CheZAeal LSSoskto.y. Gnd eamnsnosd 10
PRaCTICE MEDII fSE, ~ kegstoffe, vIta
stfiet stse~t.sn 10 rsy paasass by eg7 IA: Gisa'.
Ceies above Sr. BodsksG's Drug 5sof o, Main st.,
uear ITa- Ofnso hours !foaa 70 a. IL, 70
s11 % 10 p. NJ.
GaS xI-lLA' J. ED. DCTnE IT. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

OSr- BORoA AND bUa0Y.-Tts subsc1t
1 tef's HOxSH ard BUGGY was taken fro n
the battle -hsd about IL CLOCK on Sunds p dou Of
lsss for tho purvoss Of bft siug a~ourdei 20 Gle,
10 town. 1hs horse was dnk bag, Eat1er thin
In dssh. with an old b-esst stEsp harEess and
OPBUG4Y. Any person p ho an Rivs / fo-.
nation which .ill lsai the RI very of the ssme,
to .Le sub scribsr Bank strest, near ii,h Bi,h-
nnnd, will eoLf,- q very great favor.
Ie sts E.H OavIs.
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- IkAfsD. OF STULEE-Eror. izea's farm.
~ seven miles be;oa Rich mons. on fhs Y.r.na
toad. on tbs 2o.h hlay. II ,hI hay hUEoE, II
hacds high, with & star Ia ih forehead, snd had Q
roInIg sore on tL- shy part If the isf nd
leg. A reward OF so viii De sive1 II delivered
up 10 Cspt. DEBiUR, A!bemarle Rarse,s.