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HkAbauARTERs Co. +, 23D VA. VOLS,
Army Of the Valley.

HEAbsuARTERs Co. +, 23D VA. VOLS,
Army Of the Valley.
II hESEkTERS JOHN T. WARkE.
MEX, OF Company F, after receiving bis
1ountT ai.d forlough, has never returned. eaid
Esd, aludy face curly hair. and altogether has a
Dad counseIAncs. Up TO tho Tina Of 70 enlistment.
be bad oeel Of very little service to his company.
he 10 supposed to be lurking In the neighborhood
Of Rockets.
On the s.h Of Nay. private s. p. JOHNSON,
aged - se-ra. He, by bis previous course Of con.
anss, sseuA entirely indisposed to serve his coun-
W. NnAsevsr Ia due ifS Movs. named men will
'e psaa =" sssir delivery At camp.
O,nof q esmbers Of this corps abssn. on sIck far.
,"hsns, "id report Immediately Q. hs.dqusr ters-
II aaebie W sickuess, they vi, s.nd t;prceon's
certificate 70 that effect. :
my Ho--l4t< II. n MI,lpsrLS Can>a,n.
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a.. IL. iot,,1sK - - 10. Asp WOOL
- M iUFA ;TU- ISH COMPANY Mr..
aA.N vAtEhtiNs. J.. fss bsen .yr ops.t,
b Tire SnsTjof sbir.1n - iemp -sTy e gens af his
esnp,r5, IA 81. "a saco aLtu iho hca.ta Of Mr.
Niham u. P1-st. !; r.s crst ahd rs I@comes
a. . 10 rs,sur '.se N iss % 3e>g-n.y.
io 3--st 3s kLr't2D T. aARsfs. Prss't.
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&c. f4ELfiBST ELlJ.hoAD LUMPA-
~ aY-.cItCS.--a p:ss,iug OF tee Gene
raj Go II mis-. soness ef tes Fieae,ons Raiira I'D
Ii rev aeS:ali In tho town ei Grssnsnoi O. n.
C., on NLD!fkSD4 j, 5lta Gay OF June
mex, turtyr3tlass ifctr is'sa. sec the Coal.
raay ~ epg;zsssd.
wst. Z. SuTH t.IH, Chairman.
yansf" "a MAY, 'e~? mY is--ltthJs
III asisi y. t.r. 9pa'etot, sp. b-arirs paee.s
cop ? u.s.ii ~ ''.t1l.. -
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A.. NJ T"IE.~-sii erTs1,s re vi pfovis'ors
- .,ors tte c. ua'ry i::end d fec tee Fol1trs,
are r.9-essed b. re Oh sEsu Il. ira stofe OF
Msgsrs IA. iAt2 H. % cornsr % Cs y and iesh
1ssS Ecspils, S!o~srjs ral ,iTi pr .yi.i3us
viii ss:d TO Is esErs- NJ. 1.R- & Co. wheTe
rAngemsr.s fos a.stgicn'i u. = D. 81 INA ts.
ie = g IH9S~E Nav ; Nsvor.
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@ H1K R0KPs.. ds0t's HaIf Hcss, 0ssaIs sSd
E ssusesss u " Aasas nSssh n Mia o.
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Kifhrronh RiSpatrb.

.rrns pIsrAfCA II pubiishsd DAILY.
,.naays excepted. Price for mailing % a
-..r. or a. 50 for six months; three mosshs %;
sss mon ID 81, In sdvarce.
- The SnMI. wAAKLY DISrATCH b lasas1
yTeuDAy and farDAY at es, 10 advance.
1T WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every
..,ras, AID mailed 70 Subscriber n - pr aa'm.
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A TTkNTION, MARTINS; BATTERY
"a All mem bers OF this ccIa maud who srs
aoseht without leave, will report at once ut
p,p poip A,ee, or they VIII os reported to The
Persons wishing to join the company Will
akpiy 70 Sergt Pulitam, st tEe Hscrutt,ps
o'hos, corner Of Bank ard 18th streets.
. s. TAYLOR mARTIa, Csrta,n.
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.Yrrrenr grouid real s,try worpd ard n akO
s;rd every heart.
wecopy tbs folie~.ls irsm IN. Petsrsbrrg

f1-tto: rta
we ,isi,e. mary Of tse is'gs hospitals In
Richmofd day Or :x@ sipce, ma HAlIs We
cpsita tat b. 6 ei nj the rrn on Of h m IN
srfr.tBx riI aroarn ns. we were fQn "
pleased TO notice ncw the cirx'n' IT that
s,,n1-, Istlisa ard g~p.ismen wouih fMk to
ef,e hasritass 30 !: Fl III s!:rid esrnr'ss of the
wourded Til gallant so'Gieis who NAV
he vs oesc yvr,us.d In saess battles viii hSvo
carss to reneacAe- ,ong tha 81 3doss. ana ht.
t-n;:ou shown then, &. r i;hnoI5. We shsl
he giat TO :"s sucb cutfour,f o1 fns c'e-
ms here when the w,undeJ shul! % s~nt
GpQG ra
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a~.- Jos sS 80 Sni. bEs-.~..k. AS,.,o.
~ Cfsi..pN h.s4A,N1.~-tras .,ss.xissaru
bss sugar .;Pssct rcoSrF srrss%E OF Ng1sd sno
uic.a stYert. fcs a 3AxahR ST.. weshe Ysaav
rccs, drnsttaas o. All *lsd. aext Eione W.
Al eo.aaa irausr, saoa'f. &c aastes.s.i 20 Ms.
" 4. W. vSiS,N 2,x sss. Ns..syer sf ss-
IaT. aad Csr..-: rrai,s erst-..rp ef n -, 3.
ap io-s @ f*E& n
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MJOTl0H To TAXPAYERS. He Il ordained
~ BY tho Oouncil OF the city Of Richmond, that
noses io as leas. four Of ;hs daily nswspApers of
ths city. fos fifteen days piT TO .hs I5,h dav O
jams, thst he will attena his filcs aailY bstwaea
the hor;s Of Q o'oinak 4. n. and o'cfock p NJ
froia the 18Th 70 tbs 30h ef Juns iLclusvs for the
pnrroas Of receiving from anv person cnsreed With
city taxes, tho whols o. ons-haf Of tbs amorn, Of
tax chHssd' dedueslng from tbs wncl. amcuat or
one-nalt e the CAST nay bs, ten per csutum thxe.
on The Collector ahsil. In kke manner. eiye no.
lice: :or astesn davs prior t3 the 18th dsv Of De-
eemooF mat he Will attend u his once oAsly, be:
twtea the above mootoned hours from the lSsh "a
NE q Of Dessmbs! inclusive, Tor the purpose OF
receiving iron aey pssaon who has sIre Nv n.;d
oaAhAf only Of the ely taxes charRsd 10 h,mI the
rs9nDiog hall. dsdassiAs fscm snch half ten mar
oeutum th1eOu. - Pss
In pursuance Of ths sb,ve Amended o,a,..,.
pased january lih 1855 I VII a,,erd At N. Uc,
t.cso.I f6ce "a TIA City naii, hos, the io,h 10
loe son oi Juae fp sasParpsseoi siug lsxes
ny AZ w julius 4. a0ss0N, uup
TSH.xr 2LAis sMiSS EJidIzg xss,n
~ EM H30aDENI63, fss issiiss' Na1a,s -
Eas4ues; sums Swiss heslla, sapsraos, Two vsr1s
WIds, tus 1haWls. Coed eafgsiSs As d
DyN CHAP 9Y01a. No. 81 naan n.
DLAOK SILK KX1Q UfN Is, q he ma
- stylas, at the Oioak aRd Mantle Depot
" ~ - suse.. AS &
"a NiTk ULUA.--for or aaIs by
w. wM. sA~rLEk 4 &C.,
G AkAVVUA WAlER-A small lot tor
- sais ~ Z I. kOHlNSUNN,
uh ~ Corner <tn knd Franklin sts.
UAL OLA very supsr,or ar,icls Jssi
~ = ii;ss'''a' isd I. S e. ;Y3xskxs. p,a.r,.,,
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uka.aTART NOTKCKX.

-. = - - - - : = -. - ...se---.-
,r,.3 FOLLOWING ,acrah,rs OF my ompsny
are absent without leave; aad on ipq 1iry I
-, rns9s To Rad their where sbouA They a-e.
I'm int .iue considered A. desertsrs, and the
.r,l reeard viii bs psi3 for their apprek e,sion
.na delivery 20 me Al cue h~a'QuN,ers, Masdo,v
ardr,. Tbe,r nrma ore: PETIR AsRBsook,
,I.ssr JORDAN, ard WM u. WoopCoCk
IH0S n, BuRrOOr, Capt.
jss-a.' CO. O. % Reg't Va. Artii cry.
Apyr GExniiAL's UFFiJe, va
Jare 4 h. le6:
a III MEN frem Is to SIS yexs Of age, Whistler
u they havc f,rrish~A suossi,.'e esia compAniss
~hicS sr. ia the fe'a ortes. are botnd to do DUTY
~ti he s.s nd 'cass n daa, aud msu rsrfsr~
.hss day Battalion Aud compsny ofnccra viii b 4.
rs.d sad inv ,t,is n enfor,ias /, upon all dslu.
'la-a' wM. II. KroHARDSoN A.a.
sfn REWARD VIII be paid for The spprc
NIV heasion and deliv .ry 10 me. a, Bat,sesy =
y. : ~ e'ch OF the following desert-rs
J. N MELTON. dark eyes. hair. ana ,wp,e.
70 feet mon high, age 50 ye.rs
ABL TON, dark eyes act hair. and dask
smp,.,i.n: fee. tresss high, age II years.
7. MkL1 ON dsrk eyes, hair, and CONF lex.
10 feet inch hsh. aga 30 years.
". L. LUCAS, hight eyes aad hal, ard fsr
couaflsxioni feet q ircA Is high, Wora q gray
pustorua on leaving camp.
1No. FoAD. light gray eyAs, sandy hair. ruddy
cnnpieIiou. rcddish peNsd, ) feet 9 in ,h,s his6.
1he sbovs reside 10 and arc und Hur gay, Han
ever coanrY.
j. B. COSBY, dsik eyes, ha!r spd COMPLEX on,
teet III iaches highs supposei to be iurkipg Ia
.ns .eHuud the city o: Richnond.
- ~ order T.P. WILKIN6cN -
Ist-6tA Oap,. CONG Alien Artillery r
FCH1KrY DOL l. Ms KEWARU.-Dt.
serted, on the 10Th day of April 1852 st or
resr Richmond. Frivats SPOTsWOOD +. Gar
TON, member Of Company b, 18th regiment
Virginia 70 ountesrx. Said Cart IN s thor ght to b.a
lurking about lvv Depot, Albemarle county. Va
The above r.wxrd win be paid for ,hs Es;d Carton
when Dc ltvered to ne, st the camp OF the 18th g
Ineot VirsBia volunteers, near Richmond Carton
u About : years old light hair; light hlne eyes.
hicx sei FIVE fset nins or ten inches high; quick
spoken, and 10 y resident o. Aibemarl county, Va
X. KRSr WRIT, Lieu. Cons < 20. b,
9ansrAl l. )r gstrse;'s Division,
te4-6i' u Brigade.
LcN REWARD. Deserted from my compa.
GOV ny, At Csmp Winder, private JOHN
kAfLOR, a substitute. Sad Kayior Ia about 5
teet inches high, dark complexion, ligh. ir, .nd
hazel eyes. 10 about 2l years cld was mu tered in
'eea since. will pa5 the above reward for the
srIreh en.ion and delivery OF sad Kaylor 70 The
JOSEPH JONES, O.ptain
So. Co. !, lat. 20'h Va. Regt.
n oiiUE.-The Dsas r ,ght ARTILLERY, o1ayv and
~ Line, u leave this station en- SATURDAY
MEX [. rupe Tn. Tor Gea. Jackson's comm.ud
Al 'sseptses vi - port immediately ct c,up AID
Maryland men wishing 70 Din cao do 80 by spoly.
sDs at 'hs Rser ritng Once, corner of Iith an,
nsu streets no .tsir..
NORRIS MONT GOMERY,
ls4-t' Capt Oond'g Company.
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COM'K Z WATSON'S OFFIUE

CONI n WATSON'S OFFICE,
RIoHMosp, Gath May, 1852.
y the District Court OF the Coufederats
l. States OF America for the Eastern District
Of Virginia.
Captain George n. Rollins, a commis.o
stoned officer Of the Confederate States
Navy, and late commander Of the prize
steamer the "Saint Nicholas," on be. -
halt as well Of the OcDfedsrate States n
as Of himself and Of the onlcsrs and
crew OF the prize steamer Aforesaid 80.
Libellant, g
aSstnH iS
The sch ooner 'Margaret," OF New York. =
her tackle, apparel. furniture, and ;
cargo. r
Inc same. ltt eliRut, y
The schooner "Mary Psarce," of Boston.
her tackle, apparel, furniture, and
cargo
Under the orders In these cases. entered the
Sth OF May, 1852, l an directed 20 escertain
tbs names Of the officers and crew OF the said
steamer Saint Nicholas, at the time OF the
ca pture Of the said schoopsr Eargares, and Of
tn said schooner Mary Pearce. and the names
OF all other persons who may have been
aboard the said steamer at the time OF the
ca pture Aforesaid, and aiding and assisting
In said capture, and the rank and nature Of
II ssrvices, as far a. car be ascer tanned, rem.
de ed by each first giving notice OF this r..
fs renee by advertisement In the Richmond
DIIpasch for at least ten days, and that hs
IN AXE report to the court with all convenient
sl>4d. WIN. +. WATSON,
my 26-10t C.mmtssiOner.
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LLWk kI,L3 EIi.AIIS ttstyS
II Eivelfs w.e.tinS ttea
tsrs. Steel &c 49,
train Srsoie7 -4
Scy,bs Hixass
broad Ax>%
0&rch alsuS5 aagas$ IL scs-ss
u hsx Ca.ye* ,. H..
fctKss ans: s%p.s tfsIi-Jy n r
A3ycsssS.as SD xtaslSN~s
srer sEis cy ola Ehssaa \ Uo..
NNss afs tNa Main oot.
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WAN TN.

-s~--~ .~-s~-
MY A IND
" 4 furr isssd
o O n,
or Asmsl Furnished
o u 3 n,
~ith water ses. &c.
Appiv tthir ONCE. ie5-A"
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RICHausD May S0.h, 1862.
~ ESERAL URDER, NJ /.

II ' AN-7@@a'-AAA SA~AAeNt A>S A'
I. The address Of many psrsons proposing to
raise companies for service in tee Virgin.a tate
Line, cor raanded by Major. General John Il.
Floyd, has not been left with the AdJu' ant Gen
srsl Of tha State. This authority 10 do 30, If not
forwarded 10 ssid ptrfens, cen he lad at the cfce
Of tie AtJltshi Genera Of Virginia Foroes Kich
uond.
s. The persons To whom such authority is given
sf- hereby constituted recruiting aod mus..ri.g
officers 'nr said service.
!, Such officers will swc.r and muster into ser
Sice, Immediately after hcir enlistment such per.
sons rs enlist. The men thu; sworo aud rnu teIed
VII be entitled 20 communication OF rations at The
rate Of seveuty-fv cents per dag, uut:l rations
CT be furnished ;hem In s.r d.
4. Toe points OF General Rend, Lvo1s for the
troops CT this commsnt are WytheYilIe, Wythe
co2ntY, Va, srd 4eUdstn, " sshipgtcn county
Vs To thess places they wilt lie sen, ss soou
After thsy hav- been sworn and mustered, aud in
srch uu1'bsrs as NAV seem b3s. TO the recruiting
Ciheer- TrApanoI taii - viii hs furnished ths Ia
Fp3n ths cert hchfe OF the rseruitng eff GER, ttar
hsy have oesn sworn and mustered INTO service
. Recruiting Stations Will re opened st the fo..
i0"iDg scss: Eichm ND, VPe:ersbnrs Lynch
burg Stsunson, Up on Monroe County FTpcasle
Charlottesville, Fs-mviIle, HiGsy ile carroll coun.
~. by order:
M,io-. General JOHN R. FLOYD,
Commanding Virginia State iIe.
WA. u. PETERS, A A. G. j>3~6t
nj nRYL asD rAn1I.RN COnPS--Tn, na
lsk dsrsisned, late Captain CT company G. lst
narYI.n1 regiment is organizing CAVALRY
tohPANf, TO be Alta he'd TO the Partisan Corps
Of Col. w. II. Jc1ifer.
Having ali the men of sny former commsud /
require ba. few more to fil up my complement,
Fay, rattons, aCd hCuLty same % tn he r. saier
service, and II addition ,hsrstc tho value cf ii.
captures from the enemy viii be distributed
smopg the men. Horses furnishes; il rsq;irsd.-
Psrtiss desiTous Of en,istirg will Apply a. Major
"sa1 oNs counting room, No. IS Pearl street.
. ny 3t-i0tt RrRT O. SMTTH
Am huIaOkiZED oy ths Governor o. y,r-
8iria under the act OF May I5:h 1861 To ra,ee
= heg'mert OF Cavalry, to serve under Major.
0eaeral tioya. Men wishing 10 enlist, and off,
GERS ds'rtn to raise Companies, or aesist In tie
"sanisahon. can get authority 20 do SO by seeing
Ir addressing n,e by letter at this plscs NY oiice
toryae present will be at my residence on Soath
nde OF franklin street, next door 70 second
J. e. JOHNSON.
nv U-2Ws Colonel Of CaysIry
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assMs as. NOTICES.

ES KGs'.', FAISi: ~ ~ HUs pirf L.
Uri, - its Drawer 4! es.., snd Old neu,
vsry Inu neoj-a =. :a.s sioseiai
Y. ". IL NCAY,
r5 81 p'yo"n IN thArge.
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'~-'-7o-
TOR SALE
Il A eu: eric: saddle
Fl o X 8 4 {.
Apply to
JAMES i. GODDIN,
ts4-3t at J. d. IA y.Or & Sous of1ce.
A'Ok SALE--A No / Stallion, young
r. snd cctive. p. rforms well undsr the saddle
or In hs nesa. just tie hirg fer an officer. Win
be sold at low price, by early application to
john II HIGKS,
Gary strsst, between 18th ard 18th.
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Rp1 WARTEt.-
QTsRTERMAGIiiL' US SIC RES.
itG9 pair ARM nnok.s.
;ea pt,t Cfv.by prs
ORogANCE pxPa RrNsNr = Val
j.f-ts Ger T.hiu.ClrY s.s Riroptrd
ky" EMPTY BfgT ft.E.; " II n Ed ~
Wart.d D,a,s II, ta'y, EMPTY Is )TfLtS.
III A.y QUANTITY, Tor whi,b Vi. gas 81 Ices
r1l 10 ,asI. -. Y Ijkfik.
t-3k No Exch Dgs Block.
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Qb IN kEWAkD -On the 2y,a u,t i eavs my
bsJU MEMORANDUM Box X to ar. Ta!ia
fcrro, OF Congress Hall, Ito whom 1 had sold let
OF chickens. &c } to write his name end place OF
butinees, and giving II bxck TO me. some ono eiss
took It, not notced bv Tr. +. Th, B OK 60,
tsiaed one hundred aud seventeen dollars. viii
give tha abova reward for the detection Of ko thief
and the return Of the q, 5ney to this fics.
je5-3t$ Peter r. BAJLfY.
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VAbU3NblA OLA sn,e,i lot Kss0 sins OH.
n luss fsoslysd apI tbS sais by
mS5 ". vETt&G0a 90. Dsssg:sts.
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kjuTlOE The gates ot the Qrpitol Sou Ne
~ having been opened dnripg the night, aud 90
Al ed 70 prevent u, SIR being saut to allow cows
70 feed oa the equsre, notice 10 het sby given THAT
any such animal found therein hereafter VIII l. /.
summary disposed Of ty being shot.
BY order OF the Governor.
SAMUEL FREEMAN
fe4-3t& Supt Of Iuhfc auildiu9s
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/
One who Il thorough In his business, and can
come we'll Tecommen6ed, can get . situation by
addressing BOX 1885," with the necessary refer
epcss. = f.-- s.5. js4-3lt
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q Ma osB .s5e.
- ANS akKhaa
<&e AxLH oasAsk,
,ass o., n. lee. s,s4 ses 10. saexasss
Ses sAjs ~ f
ra55 as. 5yss. =. nl..iAN1x b CO..
II 40 Wsiss.r zSAA. =. q.
li-xls.fikk,~ !is.as's 81. us1 49, ',Sy-.
.As fsfans's fcsst t,eta Eusrtvoas aca
ias.scsSsss sesa IL issAl2anis q yoasC
ehiidrea. - &c article CT dsss :, tAls scaAoA
oi the yesAr. Eor anle a.
%. W. FuWEngN.
my \ tnyaer ssrsa aad le@h sna
afttE -. g1IsAs 49, AZ snaAY
j - .-~lI seQss 1ssssas ei all ray
a-sseE2nss sev.ay snisiea tcs 4rtay. my otofo
VIII ss .assnaa fsoaals - lcf osclec. q. H.,
sad sron, 70 y: an sneaayss Fssspns
haYils ptesesip-snsss ~ tssfta4Wsd VITA
pieass Dt.aS taa,a =. scs soSvs huars
NH ts--ts H. ~. rtiW Nm.
4 SeaL .'isa~~A esHpsy ,sSs s~ssnsgk Sa3 u
ss,s kJ L. NJ f1NEEA
ssa lSssstsa,
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CAMP AHpgRSOu.

Nechanicsville Turnpike, tIne4
c IRA fED.- LEFT camp thu morning, two
- BAT MA RES-nne . medina sze dark
bay, back little TubbPd by the Saddle; the
other small bay, with a very small head.
Any Information will be thsnkfally received
and suitsble reward be psii for their de.
livery at Mrs Louisa Br0adus's, on Frank
lin street. or Dol Wyths MnDford's.
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TNFOkA ALTON WANTED.-.f PATRICK
Il TREHAY. an EisbUan BY br:h formerly &
resident Of Charlotte who b reported 70 have died
In RiehmoEd during tho sumner Of 1864, has any
her, or legal representative tn this country he
learn something TO bis interest by communicating
with A. @. JBFFRESS,
my c3-l9t Red OAK Grow r. O Va.
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- AITk 0LU1~--fo or aais by
vs. VIM. SA~TLEE 4 UU..
&p liz Main NJ.
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e AKAvIuA WATER-A small lot tor
~ sAls ~ I. ksOHlNS<JN'H,
mk - Corner <tn knd Erank kiln ats
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OTIUE.-BroAe loose in tn, city, O, the 2
IN fhst . 6orrel HORSE 5 years old; has Z
sm'l ar in bis facs; carries his be,d pretty high,
and Ills hind lsgs very winding. Ten doi]srs with
be paid to deliver Il bove Hsrse at HIx'e y'asle
p. B. WOOrEN,
ie & Z OF 0ohn: La
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-06

INFORMATION WANTED OF n. y h.re
i ahcus "f =. +. ALLIsON, Go. az" mn
Eest Va. Vols, who was wtu .dsd 10 n, bs,s,c
near kirfm md, on Saturday L.t. iny .~e .sa
kpows where ts IL -ih cbHes hu hr other bv .d.
dresatn0 JOHN a. ALLISON
Care Of d. Blxcllycs, Mon ainsIt Hotel
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01

choice apiri;s remained, and, We hear,
signed the Constitution.
This was told to us and told to others,
by Democrat who was present, and the
main facts fully corroborated by Others
In fact the matter created much excite
ment for several days in our neighbor.
ing village. Our informant was thor
oughly Disguised, and said that although
he had always been Democrat, and
was still Democrat, he could 60 nc
such doctrine as that. He believed thai
the South had brought this matter upon
herself, went into it deliberately, and he
did not want any compromise with her,
and would advocate none. He hoped
tie only compromise she would get
would be thorough whipping-so eff.
ectual that she would never wish to at.
tempt rebellion again.
"And," he continued, II am satisfied
Of one thing. There are but two parties
now in the country. One in favor Of re-
bellion and the traitors, and the other
loyal to the government, and earnest in
crushing out treason. am with the
last"
We have given what we believe is
nearly a verbatim report Of what was
said to us by known Democrat of this
county on Wednesday last. Every loya
Democrat must feel the same indIgna
ton at the efforts made by the Demo
cratic leaders of this State, 10 use them
for the support of treason and the shield
ing of traitors, as did our informant, and
the open avowal Of the intention Of these
men can but result in driving from the n
thousands who have always stood with
them. If they will go on with thei
treason societies, and avow the objec
aimed at, they will not have corporal;
guard. comparatively, at the polls mex
October. The only fear is that they will
cover up their traitorous designs, and
under some dishonest cry of -" Constitu
ton as it u.s." and Union as it was,
cheat the 10. al masses into support o
men who are pledged, as are the men il
these secret societies, to go for a com
promise with treason.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01
Large Strawberries.

ES' The Pltsburg papers speak Of a
new variety of Strawberries shown there
by Mr.. KNOX. Ii is Belgian mpor,
taton and is called the Triumphe de
Gand." One berry is mention. d as be-
ing eight inches in circum ference, and
as weighing two ounces. At berry
exhibition in New York. specimens were
exhibited weighing over three ounces
Here is standard which some Of our
berry cultivators should strive to reach.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-01
school Exhibition.

EE- The closing of the summer term
Of the Select School Of Miss HoMANs and
Mrs. WOODRUFF, gave occasion for
very pleasing exhibition, on Thursday
night, at the School Room, Of the &C.
complishments, in music and elocution,
OF the school. The summer school was
mainly composed Of Little Folks" and
of course the exhibition was almost
exclusively their own, and consequently
the range of exercises was not wide. Ii
was largely musical, and, therein, was
was all that could possibly be desired.
Certainly nothing could have been more
truly satisfactory than the evidences Of
fered last Thursday evening of the ca
pacity Of Mrs. WoopRuFF as teacher of
music. The accord between the voices,
in all the pieces sung, was admirable,
and we never heard class Of juveniles
that in time and harmony more excelled
A couple of Duets by MINNIE POND and
LILLE RANDALL were finely executed, in
articulation and expression, being all
that could be desired. This was like
wise the case in the Duet by EDITH
WoopRuFF and MARY WHITNEY. The
" Miller's Song" by Masters PUTNAM,
Booes, Wilcox and PUTNAM, was really
excellent, especially the solo part of Mas,
ter PUTNAM. "Far Away" by ANNA
SIMMONS, IDA BLOOD, and MINNIE PoND
was unexceptionably rendered, as was
Dixie for the Union" by the school.
Several songs, by six young Misses
EMMA TAYLOR, A. d l.. MCCULLoUGn,
EDITH WOODRUFF, MARY WHITNEY and
NELLIE SUTLIFF, were nicely given, the
singing of Misses SurLIFF and WooD
RUFF being particularly noticeable.
The declsmatory pieces by Masters
HAL PUTNAM, WILLIE WILCOX aud CAR
Los JONES were very well given. though
the latter was not so well learned as it
should have been. "Solomon Laakv, F"
dialogue between STEPHEN TABOR and
FORREST Snow could scarcely have been
better. The Quaker habit and enuncia
lion was very well initiated. MRS.
Darlington, another dialogue, by Miss
es HATTIE BRooKs, A. NOBLE, A. TABOR
and n. SUrLIFF, was exceedingly well
done, the personation of the old lady, by
Miss Brooks, being admirable. Anoth-
er By Masters BoGGs, WILCOX and Pr
NAM was creditably given, as WAS reel
tation by EMMA TAYLOR. EDlru WooD
RUFF. LIZZIE WILCOX, ApDIE WIG X.
STEPHEN TABOR and CARLOS JONES.
In fact the cordial appreciation of the
audience followed each successive effort,
and probably at no previous exhibition
was the capacity, the Conscientious, self
denying labors, of the teachers, more APP
parent in the capabilities and thorough
ness of the scholars. Nothing in our
village is more worthy of the sustaining
arm of our citizens than this school oil
Miss Romans and WoopRuFF.