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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

cierk-HEnRv A. HoLTRAus.
Auditor -JoHH MEHRIxGkR.
Trsssurer-THEoDoRE SoHpERnAnx.
Rscordss-SrEPHEH JERcEE.
SheriG-JoHH WEiKEL.
Coroner -CRARLEs KRAus.
Surveyor-BEEJAnIH b. KEnF.
HARvEy NICHOLSON.
J. B. BicKwEsnERT. Commissioner.
Wn. N. GREEHs
orFIcsRs OF BAiHBRIDcs TownsHis.
Josiicss-A. II. Alexander N. Kssfsr
J. Rose.
Trustes-Kssper John.
Constables-Anthony Ecksrs, 7. Gsckss
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UAleh nsuRallses shls malaxious poison IN The
49,, and Stimulates the liver 70 expsl Il from
- body. A. Il should, - Il does cure this q.
1issive disorder with perfect certainty. And Is
6oee more, OF rather oon what h OF more SER
VIZ 20 shooo subject - Ibis Injection. II taken
= ssason it sxpcls L non the system = Il Is ab-
essssd. and thus keeps those Who sse i free nom
- assaeks; ksers Ne syeem IN health although
uposed y the d1oease. Consequently e not only
slfss, bat process ftom. he great variety Of II.
6betions which are induced By this malignant
inAusnes, such = RsmIteent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, q uIaskod Ague, Periodical Headache,
Ct Bilious Heodacho, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
nheumatsm. Cout, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
oehe. ChEnuh. Asthma Palpitatons, Painful Az.
ACTIONS q ~ Spleen, Hysterics Collie, Paralysis,
~ Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
-, az u which. when arising from this cause.
yin - found 70 assume more or less the intcrmit-
oDos ype. This "AoUg CURB" removes the cause
- lh6oo arrangements, and cures the disease.
1his & accompllshes BY stimulating the excre-
essiso % oxpsl the virus from the system: and
shsse esesas b. degrees become habited to do this
ohelr once Of their own accord. Hence arises
Whos ~ oogm occlimafion. limo may accomplish
- onme end, but often life b not long enough or
= oaegioeo6 IN the attempt. while this Ao CT
Cunn" does Il e once. and with safety. We have
n1uos reason 70 believe this 10 . surer - well -
6nlbe remedy for the whole class Of diseases
U1leh - eansod By the miasmatic infection,
GAAn any oeher which has been discovered; and
= hee Gun another important advantage 70 the
Dobues Which h. that Il d cheap - well - good.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- - - pefpesss e Swgssive 1sdisiss
fos Cosrrvsxsss;
Pen sus Culs o. DYsPKPsiA:
k.f. km yea JAyHplcs;
yoD 4un Com or INDI0BsrIou;
ron HEADACHE;
yes fus CuRB o. DrssNrBRr;
voa rouL eToMAcAH;
Zen suB CURn or ERYsiPELAsj
For TnB PILRs;
yoB fnB CunB or ScnoBrLAs
Pen AL ocRogUL0Cs ConPLAISfs;
yon 9uD CuRn % RnEunATisN;
YoR DisBAsBo or the SKIE;
Pen I'm Guns on LlvER coMPLAIHrJ
Foa DnoPsr,
- - csss % IEr1En. Tunons, AID sALs
RuHUn;
ToR WonNs;
4oH TEE CURE or GoUr;
fou DINNER PILL;
Pen THE CURB OF NEURALoIA;
Fon PUnlBylno TIE BLOOD.
~ srs aggregated, % that the most ssnsi-
80 60 sake them pleasantly, and they ere the
- sIsrsss y he world for ~ the purposes q
sssss Is sssss pr Dsz; Yivs Boxes fsr 500.
ossas nanbsn Of Ccrgymsn, Physicians.
ensssmsn, end eminent pcrsonagcs. have lent
o. names 70 certify the unparalleled useful.
- q thooe remedies, but our space here will
- vcrmis he insertion Of them. The agents
tsssw namsd furnish gratis our AAE.IcAH A..
uA1Ao IN which they are given; with also fall
loog1pdons u the above complaints. and tho
On@sns shas should Be followed for their cure
- - - PIT % By unpnncipIed dealers with
90 pg0Daiafloos shey make morn profit on
USno6d xYBn'o, end take no others. The eich
49, ~ bees ed there y for them, and thsJ
AGn11 havo n
@ 81 Is.sdiss ~ sbr sals b.
~ y
0ubes & vrisdmsn, jasper: Dr.. w. Shuu
sssosaas FssdIasnd; WIN. Mahin. Ireland
Wlsieees 4 Milbusn. Hsysville, and b. 81
dselsssIn medicines everywhere.
Wholesale b.
IA. Rebisson 4 Co, Louisville; Allen 4
Co. Cincinnasi. May !, 81.
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LOWELL, MASS.
p1scD Orr DoLLAR PsR BorrLB.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

- Woa 16e iBslf sueh . Tsnown FOR the cure Of
Gvogy variety a. Threat and Lung Complaint,
49, q b oniirsly unnecessary for NJ 70 recount
- esidGneo q q virtues, wherever Il hes been
euploysd. ~ Il hes long bsen In constant use
0roaGheae this section, We need not do morn
Aaa ossurs he people IL quality q kept up 70
- bess Il evsr hes been, and thss it may Be ~.
- = y d f. thslr relief I'll e has ever been
1OuD1 = =.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24
From the South

The order CT Gen. Grant expelling "disloyal' eli.
azsns from Memphis has been published. Gen JEFF
Thompson has issued proclamation, assuring
ell Tennesseeans In the Confederate States army
that their families If expelled, shall be provided
for. The General has written the following letter
to The tyrant Grant:
sEsAToEIa, Miss, July 18th, 1s62.
Ma. Gen. c. S. GRANT u. s. A, Memphis, Tenn.
Gsneral-UPon my return from Grenada, find a
copy OF your Special Order 10. II, of July luth
leG2 requiring certain parties therein designated to
leave your lines within five days II, General, you
intend to carry this order INTO effect which We OF
course presume ycti Will, the eaTse Of humanity
will require that you make arrangement wit.
us by which the helpless women and children WLo
Will thus be turned out Of doors, can be provided
f1I for you must well know by this time thar
n;ns-t nths Of the people Of Memphis come under
your ben. for there is scarcely respectable family
in that city who have not L father, husband or
brother in our army, are the widows and Or
khans OF those who have fallen, braveiy fighting
for cause
The present terminus of the Mississippian Ten.
Aessoe railroad is st Cold W alter Station which Is
thirty fsur miles from Memphis, and regular
Lines on the stream oil that name Where your
lines are we do not know and therefore you will
please define some point In soutLerly direction
from Memphis to which the fathers, husbands,
brothers friends of the exes can 90 in safety
meet them, or extend the time for leaving, it is
mot possible that tho number covered by your
ucI Gun Set tTaDbpOIIdiloD 10 Nol0 w aIbH within
the time granted, and would not for q moment
suppose that those little feet that will thus be
driven from their homes and birth spot shall plod
the weary distance Of thirty miles.
At the same time. General that make this ap
peal to you, feel it my duty to remark. that you
nnst not for an instant suppose that the thousands
who WITH be utterly unable to leave. upon this
short notice, and the many who will thus be forced
70 take tbs hateful oath of allegiance to despised
Government, are thus to be converted into loyal
citiseus Of the United States, their affections
wsaned from our glorious young Confederacy and
while to thrsatenS were unsodiery, yet to Ii
ktndnsss, andtherefore, General would say, be.
ware Of the curses and oaths for vengeance, which
the my thousand brave Tennssseeans who are
enll In our army, will register in heaven against
the psrsecutor Of helpless old men, women and
children. and The General Uho csnxOs guard his oCn
kwaa
Ths bearer Of the flag and this letter. Capt q.
= Porter, @. g. A., II authorized to agree with you
On tas Points asked In the foregoing.
Yours, respectfully,
n. JrFy THOMPSON, n. 8. g.,
Brig Gen. on Special Service, C. s. A.
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Ex-Governor Seymour.

The letter Of Elk Governor Seymour Of Connec-
ucut, deprecsting a war Of subjugation, is worthy
of that able statesman and estimablc gentleman.
He has maintained consistent position during the
war. and will be in after times remembered as one
Of the very few men at the North who had the
reason, humanity and courage to object to the
character and purposes of the atrocious crusade
against the South. We gave extract from his
letter yesterday, and now reprint the following
notable passage:
THE monstrous fal'acy of the presen: day, that
the Union can be re-established By destroying any
part Of the South, is which will burs. with the
shells that thrown into Its dsfenceess cities and
leave the condition of this country, after its trea.
sures exhausted and its brave men on both sides
consigned TO hospitals and graves spectacle for
Teproaeh or eommsseration Of the civilized world
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IDIEIO.

Al quarter past o'clock A. NJ, July 23d. EDWIN
LEE. youngest child Of John r. and Mary V. schs
rer, aged eight months.
This tender plant, 80 young and faf.
Called hence by early doom.
Just came 10 show how fair flower
In Paradise will bloom.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to the funeral this (Thursday) morning, at
II o'clock. from the residence Of his parents on
Union Hill.
On the 2sd Of July, MICHAEL. son Of John and
Bridget Joice, aged 81 years.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend, at the corner Of 18th and Cary streets
In this city. CD the 2lst July. OF scarlet fever.
JANNET GEDDlS. youngest child of A. Nee.
and Mary Bell, aged two years four months and
eight days.
Dearest JANNEr, thou hast left us
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who bias bareft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
OF typhoid fever. in this city. on the 2lst inst,
LEVIN W. MEAKS. aged "a years.
Deceased was member of the Old Dominion
Dragons 81 regiment Virginia cavalry.
4; Petersburg Express please copy.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.
From the Richmond Dispatch 80
"Mr. Pollard is already well known 10 the public
as the author of Black Damonds,' etc. The pre-.
sent work il written In the peculiarly animated and
racy style of the author, and will commandsan ex-
tcnsive sale Mr. =. has enjoyed unusual fafalities
FOR collecting information, aud has made tbb nest
use of H. The book Is written with candnr ana
impartis!i.y and as far can Judge, Hsrietiy
truthful and very interesting
The Richmond ELansSasr says: =;
1T is the most elaborate and valuable literary
contribution that has yet been made to the Inter
ests of the South; that it will not only entice, Gut
repay the curiosity of oil readers.
From the Richmond Hktg:
1.-THE well known ability and diligence "t hr.
Pollard are guarantees OF the Waite ana merit Oh
bi. book. We anticipate much grailhcati"n from
it's perusal which will notice at length. Nessrs.
Yves; & Johnston. the publishers, deserve much
credit for their enterprise.
From the Richmond CkriStiaH C6sfrrfr
The llistory Of the First Year OF the Naf ior
Southern INDEPENDENCE prepared by 80 sprishtly
and vigorous a writer rs Mr.. Pollard. makes vol
ume that will be read with eager interest ny tens
Of thousands 1t gives al Intelligent, connected
sketch If the past eventfnl year, pretaeed by
clear account OF some OF the of the war
Tie book is an Instructive entertaining
and reliable account OF the gre at events of the Rev
olution of 81, aud should be very largely read"
WEST 81 JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers
Iy c4-lt las Main st., Richmond.
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Our friends would greatly obliss N by sending
any Northern papers they may chance to get in
their possession TO this ONCE The public viii
tAus receive the news a the earliest momena
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Ax1cuTIoE or Nx0RoEs..-At Kiuston. N. c.,
on Friday last, two slaves, owned by Rev. w. P.
Biddls and Elisha Coward. were executed by the
ordsr Of Col Sol Williams. Military Commandant,
sos communicating with tho Fsdsrsls at Newbern
and sntieing slaves from their masters. Jack one
q them, said hs was recruiting for Burnside, with
shs rank Of LisutsnantC Colonel He plead the old
John Brown excuse.
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NEW TRACTS. Rev. 4. 4 Dickinson. Supsrin.
ssadsnt Of Colportsge. has laid upon our table
several tracts recently Issued including "Ths b.
be o. Atheism" N address 70 the young soldiers
d ~ oeuth. By J. Randolph Tucker. Esq.; also
s0ospel Shower" BY Rev. J. G. Hidenj "The lin.
pes ard ~ Saviour" end the 6oldiar,s Pocket
Hahie N ss -
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NAnRrrrD.

Duthe 10th inst, by Rev. J. l. Burrows. D p.
Mr. GEO. MAGUfRE, Jr, aud Mo HENRlEItA
r. HALR, granddaughter Of VIM. Moore. Of MAN
chester.
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4 0oSrRAs1.-A fsw nights ago. at the great
SUniOn" meeting IN New York, DR.. Francis IAeber
rsnsgsds from biz adopted State, South Carolina
made flaming speech, calling fotes suhjugation
Of the South. Two weeks befos . u son, Charles
Liebsr, . brave Confederate soldier, fell by Yaa-
kee bullet, while charging Ysukes battery. His
remains were sent TO South Carolina
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~ MA SONIC NOTICE-The Government
rs having taken Boshers Hall for q hospital,
the members Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81, are request
ed to attend stated meeting Of their Lodge in
SAUNDERSS HALL. On Foushee. between Broad
and Grace streets, on FRIDAY EVENING, July
18th, at 7 O'Clock.
Members of sister Lodges and transient brethren
good standing respectfully invited to attend.
by order OF the Worshipfu Master.
~ 2i-2t* AUG. ARSELL, JR, Sec'y.
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KUNAWAXS.

NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RBWARD.-Sl00
I J reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery in Jail of my two negro men, JOHN MILES
and NICK SLAUGHTER, Who Runaway from my
estate on the Green Mountain Albemarle county, on
Monday clst of July. John Miles is 80 years old;
six feet high; weighs $50 pounds and ginger bread
color Nick is the same color and height; not so
heavy stocps little and has little beard. If taken
in Albemarle will pay $50 and 500 out of the
county. Post Office Carriers Bridge, Albemnle
county, Va.
jy 2i-6t' PEYTON s. COLEs.
DUNAWAY.-Left my house. Monday, the
IL, 2lst inst, my MAN Jerry. He is a bright
inulatto, about 25 years of age. feet III inches
high, and has lost of his front teeth he Is
likely lurking about the suburbs Of the city.
will pay ten dollars reward for his arrest and de-
livery TO me, or confined in any Jail so that can
get him lily 244tl JAS. n TAiLOR
NNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
DREWARD-Ranaway from me on Sunday,
JHly Goth, three NEGRO BOYS, namely:
JAMES A. CARPENTER brown skin, about "A
wears old 5 feet or inches high, reads and writes
a Indifferent hand He YVES bought Of Mr.. Z. A.
Claybrook of Westmoreland county.
ARTHUR, also brown skin; has been in the en-
ploy of Mr. g. S. Cottrell for some months; about
5 feet or inches high; was purchased Of Mr.
VIM Bowen, of Fauquier county, Va.
NED SCOTT, of lighter complexion than the
rest; about feet inches high. He was purchased
of Mr.. G. w. Register.
1t is supposed they are trying to make their way
to Frederick sburg. / will pay the above reward
of $50 for all three or $50 for each one delivered
to me secured in some jail 80 that can get tn m
iy 2o-6t. JOHN PRAISE.
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BYA. H. HAMILTON. Acct.

NOTlCE-On tbs 4th day Of August. on The
~ premises, at 70 o'clock n, shall offer for
sse, by auction. my TRACT OF LAM lying In
the county of Gooohiand adjoining the lands OF Col
Randolph Harrison and others. This land lies TN
mediatey the Carters Ferry road leading from
Georges old Tavern to Cartersviile aud only two
miles from James river canal. The tract contains
$50 acres, 100 of which Is virgia land, we'll
tiuibersd. There Is on the place good orchard
and out-buildings; the dwelling was burnt during
it, construction. (by aeedent) | deem 1t unneces-
sary 10 say more than TO invite sll who may feel
interest in this sale 10 examine for themselves, and
for any information desired refer to air. Geo. q.
Britt. who resides the land, or address Mr.. A.
n Hamilton, Columbia, Fiuvanha county, Va.
TERys--Eesy, and made known on day OF ssIa
W. A. WEBB c. \. Navy.
Sale conducted by A. n HAMILTON.
ty 3l--I2tk
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JAS. IL. TAYLOR 4 SON.

st-ADDIE HORSES FOR sALF--on sATCR-
- DAY MORNING. next. ri - &c 0ck, q, rle
N.'r.s Lot, On Cou;e.l Ctsu,bec ILL., " be -6.t
SI&IEEN FINE SADDLE HORSES, admirably
srii,d Cor ofIcers aust cavalry purposes. ih- So
horses ire just from ths mountains, and sup.
rtpv. officers aud Others wishing purchase " II
ui 4 To ths.- interest to attend tIis sale. Among
the lot IS u thoroughbred Arabian stallion.
iy G}-5;- J. Z CARSON
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NAMES OF BANKS.

Bank of the Commonwealth, (Rich-
Southwestern Bank Of Virginia,
fwytheville.) ........>..-.--
Merchants Bank Of Vlrg'a, Lynch
brrgo. .-.----'-.'.-.-.-'
Bank of Rockbridge- ----..-.-...--.
Bank Of Charleston, (now at Rich.
moDd, -..----.-.
Bank Of Commerce, (Fredericksb'g)
Bank of Scot,sville. --...--...-.---
Bank of Pittsylvania. -............
Farmers Bank Of Fincsstle-
Graziers' Bank, Gate the Jefferson
Vile Branch of the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia, )......--.....-.
Bank of Virginia.
Traders Bank Of Richmond -...--
Bank Of Richmond. ..--.-..--
Bank of Phillippi, (now at Goodson,
Va, 1900 ---.---
Farmers Bank Of Virginia ..-.....
Danv,ile Bank
Exchange Bank Of Virginia. 1890
Bank Of the City Of Petersbursn.-.
Total :
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1.-TWO BRICK TENEMESTS ON THE NORTH
SIDE or YRD, BETWEEN l0TH AND llTH
SIS, Al AUCTiOE.--We will sell upon TIE pre-
niises on MONDAY, the 2ath day Of Juiy, conn
In-nciug at O'Clock p Il. two vcry desirable brick
teuements, located rs above. and running back 70
the Locks, containing good rooBls each sHd Rdgs-
ca Tor medium sized families.
rFE5is. On. this.i cash ,ha balance ct 6 and u
months. for n"gol's6le notes, With interest added,
and secured by II trust deed
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NM ANTED-TWO SUBSTITUTES Tor The
w war, for which liberal price W III be paid.
Apply AZ the sign Of e. ). SPiLLER, Cary 49,
near 18th ly 24-li~
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AUCTION aALE8.
THIS DIx:
FUTURE DAYx
Be- GODDIE r 1PPERSOY Igr,

NTERY BEAUTIFUL AND DEsIRABrp
FARM Oh 30 ACRES, on SOUTH SIDE
or THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD. NEAR 70
THE WILLIAMSBURG. STAGE ROAD, FORM
MILES SOUTHEAST or RICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON--4t TIE request u Peter
w. Grabhs Ed, I've shall ssii ~ public suction
tie premises, THURSDAY, tho BIZ. july
1862. Sc O'Clock. =. a his farm called "OAk.
LAND, loeat"d as asove. The tragt contsins 20
ceres; Of which about half ars open land, and tho
balance IN original a.d secondary growth Tao
cleared land hos Uesn lined, aud is UCw in a very
high state of Improvement. .sad raostly sst IN
clover and hsrl-gcss. TIE piece can easily be Ii.
yij"i irto three tracts, with plenty vi y cod %,
clcA 50 "a 20 give 10 tAe dwelling / % acres TIA.
dw Hing ia al cScclient on, IN good Or1fr -
entry painted and is surrounded BY = grove p
handsome oak trees, nri iS beaa'ifrily situated
he servants houses ara In goo order. lut nearly
ell re ttrn bail1lBgs have Ueea destroyed - orr
army. Their. arc The tract some s'ry iinn In.a
tlogv laxd watertd by Gide's creek. II E. only
,,ceeesary view the land to he Improvement
which has beeu made 10 II within tbs "a; three or
iour years.
TERNs--Oae- fourth, cash ha'aree a, one two
and 'hrs- years Tor all csGf. ~ the option 81 tha
purchasrr) tor bonds or notes, interest parable
halfyeariy, secured By trust deed. NJ Grub.
will visit the place daily till day OF sale, aad Will
take pleasure in showing 1t to loSe who may call
him. G0DD!N & APPERS0S.
jy2i Auctoneers
TWO SMALL FRAMED 3ENEMENTs AND
SIDE or VENaBLE STlaaz'T. BETWEEN isrH
AND PLEASASTS sTS., FOR SALE AT AUG
TON At the request Of the owner. viii .el
III public auction on the premises. MONDAY
the 2etn July 1862, e. o'clock Z. NJ, the follow
ing vaiusb,e real estate viz:
The two small Framed Tenements located "a
above, near the grocery store of Mrs. Lemuel Pow.
ers-one Of which il occupied By Mr. Minson and
the other by Mr. Morris.
Also, 32i feet Of Land On the south side of Ven
able street, extending from Mosby TO peasants,
running back lat feet TO a wide alley which will
be divided into ten lots OF hbout b. feet each
These really beautiful lots.
TERMs.-One-thlrd cash balance at end IL
months, for negotiable notes, Interest added.
cured by trust deed
iy % G0DDIN & APPERS0x, Aucts
ByE g. COOK. Ancttoneer
900 Bills FLOUR. 200 BOXES TOBACCO.
OJV AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 18th ins,.
at u clock. " Ill sell al my store
$50 bbis. EXTRA FLOUR
80 bbls. SUPBaFiNE FLOUR
eco boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. -
different brands
TERss.-Cash. E.B. COOK.
iva Auctlone~r.
TRRSH MICH COWS AT AUCTION.--On
FRIDAY, 18th instant, q; 10 o'clock. Will ssll
ut Council Chamber Hill. eight superior Mich
COWS. with calves by their sides
il y 3. d. COOK. Auc'
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~ PRIVAYE WA HANCOCK, Cart. Giiaa,n'q
i Company. Goth Va. ReE't, is near this city. ho
wa! port the Gredeea. Iron ~ Ur6; ii 10, ere,
to FRANCIS 7. GLASGOW, Esq., E.lcgsJ;e.
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SUBSIgT CITE NOTICES.

NY AETEI}--A ST BSTiTUTE for three years
w or ihe war, tos I. u.eu.bef Of H. Heavy Ar.
tA.try company, ieHr Richmond. None but n0u'
c1n,cfips iced apply. For further information ap.
pay At Dir y WIikS. south side of FFauki in. be-
tween 18th and leth streets. Jy "a Of
~ M ED--A man, over the age of IS years
w To go SUBSTITUTE for a cqnscrlp,.
Apply to Nv. II X" at the office of Thomas j.
Easbv. No. 8 Wall street, und-r Coiumbisa Hotel.
jy 0l-3t*
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4 TTENTION HARRISON'S COMPANY,
"A ELLIOTT'S CITY BATTALION.-The
members of this Company will assemble at the
store of Yancey & Harrison, No. 2l9 Main near 9th
street. at 10 O'Clock on MONDAY, 2e,h Of July.
WIN. WRIT HARRISON, Captain, go
Nv 24-4ts Eliiott's City Battalion,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

EwA BOOK FOR ALL.
THE FIRST YEAR i, = w.p
By EDWARD H. POLLlRD
WEST l. JOHNSTON, Publ
uNpARALLELED SUGGEST

TWO THOUSAND COPIES DISPOSED or DVRiNo
The YtRsr w'BBK OF ITS PUBLICATIONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

tits a Southern Book by Southern author
II is called for BY old and young, male and re-
melei
Its authenticity cannot DO doubted, and should
be read by all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen
~ on the 18th instant, large chestnut sorrel
HORSE. Said horse had blaze face, kind feet
white, nearly up to the hooks also. white fore
foot. He little low in order The above re-
ward will be given if he is delivered az Reeds sta
ble or Gen. Pendleton's headquarters.
L. c. II. PAGE.
il l6-5t" Captain Morris Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

1.-TWO SUBSTITUTES WANTED. Apply at
1 HUNT 81 JAMES'S Cary street, between
18th aud lIth, before O'Clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

a. MRS. GEN. IIENNINGSEN acknowledges
A~T the reception, through Rev. Thomas Ward
White from Bethany Presby terrain Church, Lunen-
burg, Of a large quantity of hospital stores and
$50 in money jy 24-lt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away
II from my plantation, near Amelia {. H., on tas
18th inst a negro MAN named "Silas" Sas "a
about IS 40 years old ard is about six feet high,
black, speaks slow, walks little stopping. He has
a wife in Rockingham county. will pay the above
reward for him o. T. BRESEE.
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