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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-14
SENATE,
PRAYER by Rev. Mr McAnn,


journal Of yesterday read and approved.
RcsohfiOH.--By Mr. Cree, requesting the House 70
return to the Senate House bill e AXy, ch II, relating
to the standard weight of grain &c adopted
BY Mr. Keith iusuuctiug the committee on Banks to
incorporate provision IN the general statutes prohibit
ing banks from placing their bulls IN the hands Of agents
for the purpose Of exchange for other Bank h as re-
commended by the Bank Commissioner adopted
House bills Tefsrred-Iite x1Niy ch 10, relating to
general provisions oonceruig crimes and punishmehts
10 Special committee, Mr. Kirkland chairman.
The Senate recedfd from proposals Of amendment to
House bills title iv oh win, relating 10 certain state Of
fccrs title Xii, ch 20 relating 10 the support and removal
Of paupers aud relief Of insane persons
The House having refused TO accept proposals. OF inc
Senate 10 amend House bill title NXXy, ch ll4 relating
TO forging aud coutereing the bill was again referred
To the Special committee
Reports by Mr. Kirkland. for committee on Finance
House h explanatory OF certain acts providing iof the
suppuft " ftm les OF soldiers passed concurrence
By Mr. Bean, for General committee, House bill IN
cooperating the Burlington Cemetery Association, re,
commencing an amepdment which was adopted passed
in concurrence. .n, ..,.
Bv M cree, for Special COMMITTEE House bill, uile
xvii ch 81 relating 10 convey ances and deNlses oi per
sonal and real estate for religious purposes passed IN
concurrence Alsl, House bill xxX,iil, eh l2s relaung
10 forms N laths thud reading ordered e.,
By NJ Norman, for committee un Eau ahon' h'n.'
bill uiie x,t cl % tcifns 90 nostnaoce oi inc saw
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ARMY ITEMS

GEN. BRooKs.--A correspondent Of the
Burlington Times. hailing from the 9th Yer
mont, gives the order of Gen. Brooks, issued
on the occasion Of taking leave Of the
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TEL. EGRAPHIO NEWS


eRESApA, July ll.-Mcmphls papers. u the Nh'
sate that Andy johnson was daily expected in that
city The Cnicn Appeal. Of Mcsnphis, Grants or.
GAM says that Batter has con6scAted a0oo slaves
ard put them TO work upon the canal opposite
VicksSutg
aThe New York Pcs. fears tina. conscripsion or
drafting vii, have 10 be resor,ed 10 Edncolns 500.
psn s.en are 20 be raised.
Black Republican dispatches claim a victory In
Tuesdays battle. end ray tina. Mcclellan has since
renewed bis headquarters five miles nearer Rich
mond Our forces are represented by them as re-
firing ic their old position.
Gen, Cbalmers brigade Of cavalry at Ripley. last
Monday. attacked and dispersed the Yankees as
<emhled at that point
JACKSON. July l0.-Generel Van Dorm has Issued
"a General Order N o. O. which places fifteen coun
ties contiguous to icksbure aud all Of East Lou
isiana under martial law. II is declared that dis
loyalty will not be count-nane"d the credit OF the
Government must be sus,siued; the seeds OF dis
cou,en, are not TO be sown among the troops; spec
ula,ors will not be tolerated, but be arrested and
| fined: new spapers will not publish the movements
| of troops under the penalty of suspension, fine
| and imprisonment.
Passengers from Memphis say that Dndman hal
CAPTURED Curtis and that the news was believed IN
Memphis.
MOBILE July L. "A special dispatch to the Id
re,y,.er dated Jackson lIth, states that the enemy
were vigorously employed iu shelling Vieksburg
eflec;ing but little damage. The Yankees are I'll
laying the plantations on the river Of horses, mules
and everything else valuable. Negroes are i'm
| dressed to work upon the canal across the rivel
| hay
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W.. AN OBITUARY TRIBUTE-At n meet.

w. AN OBITUARY TRIBUTE.-Atn nee,
- ing Of the Fsrmv.ile Guards, (cot.ipany Y
isth regiment Virginia volunteers,> held uly llth
1892, ~ motion Lieut.. w. :. GoRkIssETr was an
pointed Chairman and Jcga RANSOM Secretary
The ob,ec, OF the meeting having been stated by
the ChaNn,Sn to be to pay cur last tribute Of re-
spert 70 the memory OF the worthy brave Of our
company who fell Ia the recent encaQeuents In
front OF Richipond, committee was appointed to
prepare appropriate resolutions for the cons,de re-
ton OF the company. The committee presented the
following preamble and resolutions; which were
unanimously adopted
which ruleth over the destinies of nations AZ we'll
as individuals, to remove fron our cempan,onship
IN arms onr worthy comrades. T. B. ANDERSON,
X; H. PAGE, c; H. pOWDY. I. J. JENKINS,
w. A TUGGLE, and J. w. WOMACK, who fell
calamity defending the Capital of our beloved Con.
feoeracy against the invasion Of a cruel and on.
pressive foe--he first from wounds receiv ed in the
battle OF Gainess Mill On Friday 9Th June; the
fore, be it
Reso!ued. lst That in the deeth of these WORTHY
and muoh'esteemed companions IL arms our com.
pany has sustained great and Invaluable loss, az
tney were oi the best soldiers Of our company, and
OF those on whom we could most rely to stand by
MS In the hour of danger and CALAMITY defend our
dag That they were men who did not shirk duty
or danger but under all circumstances have stood
Dy us IKE brave and worthy men, and have died
martyrs IN the holy cause are slefc Ui.ur
Resolced ID. That we tender to the families and
friends OF our comrades our sucere and heartfelt
sympathies In these their sad bereaveneuts. and
assure them that we tenderly cherish the memory
Of our worthy companions
htsoIusd, Sd. That a copy of this preamble and
these resolutions DO sent to the families Of the do
ceased, and to the Richmond Dispatch for publica
ton. Serg. I. A. CLIBOURNl
Corp. N. B. MORTON, [
J. Ii. PEARSON, Committee
j. T. ELAN
J. Il. BOATWRIaHT.
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Mop,LB, July l2-The Tribune, Of this city, has
received a copy Of the New Orleans Delta, OF the
l0.h instant containing the following glorious
news"
Great battle fought Richmond fa!en': Fhty
.thousand rebel prisoners iasen'i The last often
captured ~. The Tennessee has arrived from be-
low yic,xsburg, bringing the following important
in,e,ijrence: .Oh the 9Th instant General Halleck
sent dispatch to Commodore Davis. commanding
the American feet above announcing that he had
lust received telegram from General Grant, stating
that a great battle had been fought at Richmond
with immense loss of life on both sides. Richmond
had been captured after a desperate struggle, and
f;ftv thousand Confederates taken prisoners tn,
vast quantity Of stores, AMMUNITION o,,,s e,o
WV law N' zap" " CUB. the authenticity of
'ii's ti."' A' g ii comes through semi offciai
cbannel &c mag, -,,,a,io o,,r..,ar Thrs. ch,.r.
a. Mcclellan and the army of the Uuion'
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RrrHNnNp. VI. .tniv L, 1872.


~ EDITORS OF TIE D!sfATCH-G Gentle
1~F Ase%: About the ed ult I! published a card
IN your paper, charging .hat one SILAS N. EASE
private CT my company, had been treated With
'monstrons and criminal neglect at teabrook's
Ho,pta; as 4 proof of this, the. verInin had been
suffered to breed ard te.tan on tbs wound. DR..
COFFIN. Surgeon ii charge, replied, accompanying
bis reply wiz certificate from Private S. NJ. EAST,
whict .te Doctor was sansune enough TO hope was
T. sufficient refutatiou." How this certificate was
wluBg from the wounded man. while PROSTATE
aud helpless, will appear below, and it resembles
what lawyers call "stuffine more than fair deal
ing. The Doctor is kind enough to lecture me on
the improperly OF putting IN print such al I'm
ius: reflection he terms Il. With due thanks
for the ,omily he would read INT. must refer
him 70 the fact that certificate No from Mr. EAST
proves that efter he publication of my card. much
better attention WAS given him than before. Ii
walked somebody up; thai fact Is evident.
'fha Doctor dgresses III lis reriv. ist. In Cruising
:. NJ EAT tccer,ify tina, his Captain had not visited
him during his confinement. What had that 70 do
with the ,ut,ect But the mere matter of fart ia
neseii heie6s true" lad not visited him nj to
that time. from the simple fact that ht not vir ed
Richmond since the BATH " Seven Pines This
also explains Why tSe Doctors card not hon.
0re.' with gil earlier notice FL. The Doctor d.
gfecsEs y, attempting to cODstre my charge Of neg
ieo ii the Management of the hos its1 4 reiec-
'ion upon the ladies Of Richmond. l dscls'r It.
! heir patriotic devoirn to the sick enc wounded
Ina: have filed the city for aItn,hs is abovr all
praise, and shows ta..i 10 &c worthy descendants
-. the ~cnsn CO III, and equal to the trials and
sacri;,ces Of ~ And right here will pay tri-
bate 10 Me Grsenhow, who, lbelieve, was mnlured
50 long IN Washington | heard ons of my coiDpa-
ny al the st Charles, recount the kndpss. ct this
es,imabie Lady and the Tear that yiistenel 81 his
eye, and the tranor OF his vciee, b.ao.5 Inc depth
OF gratitude felt by the. .eo.rae,. nan. May this
lady and the Rtchr.tnd ladies' live TO see our newly
AID h-rry On earth. JEO. r. SMITH.
Capt Go. !, 18th Alabama.
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To the Beueyolene,

Upon visit 10 the Kent Hospital yesterday we
were deeply pa:ned to learn from officers of the
institution and ladies in attendance that owing to
sone cause, tpossbly deficiency of adequate
resns for cooking) the pstients u q, least one Of
,ae wards of the hospital. numbering over seventy
are greatly 10 need Of meat, rice and other stinu
la.ing food prescribed BY the physicians. We trus,
that the benevolent of Richmond wiz Gully nsed
this statement TO send possible this
morning supply Of cooked nisats and vegetable,
70 this hospital and save from suffering and death
those who may otherwise absolutely perish FROM
she want VI proper nourishmens. We take the
Liberty to mention the name Of a lady well known
20 our citizens, who never tires well doing, Miss
Deborah Couch, who may be found at the hospital
and who will take pleasure, with the ether ladies',
aud the distinguished surgeons aaa sfricers of the
hospital. In giving prompt d;sceton to the contri
buttons that may bs cent. Some other remarks
which we dssire to nlake upon the ject of the
hospitals are necessarily deferred till morrow
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BY GoDUYv 4 1PrERs0lY. Auets

CENEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on
- LEIGH, BAKER. AND MOORE STREETS
For SALE AT AUCTIOT.--Wil be sold a. auc-
ton, on the premises, MON DA 7, the 18th july.
1852, at o'clock p NJ, In the order advertised, the
following valuable BUILDING LOTS, viz: Lot
No. -, on the north eide ri Leigh street. between
Judah street and Brook avenue, fronting - feet
running back ia feet 10 an alley. Also Lots Nos.
3 and T. the south side OF Baker street, opposits
the late residence Of Jacob Shock deceased, front
ing s., fest. running back TOO feet. Also Lots Nos
], I, 9 and ~, in Goddin's paA, at the corner Of
Moors aud Pine streets, adjoining the residence Of
Mr.. Henry G. Nedt each fronting 81 feet, running
back 1870 feet to wide alley.
TERis-Cash credit, at the option of the pur-
chaser. GODDIV Il AFPERSOS,
jyu Auctioneers
OK LOTS IN RlTCUiE'S PLAN, ON THE
- PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TIDN.--After the foregoing gale, say about six
O'Clock F. N will be sold six handsome BUILD
ING LOTS, In Ritcbes plan, near to the residences
of Mr. Richard Moren, Nos 8. g. 10, Ii, and IL, each
fronting 80 feet, and running back l,e, feet,
GODDIN & APPERS0E,
IL IL Aurtioneers
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obituary.

lied suddenly, Oh the battle field on the even
Ing Of the 2th June. Lieut. d. NJ KELLER, in he
23d year Of his age.
The fatal bullet reached his heart. aud with.
out a struggle this brave young oescer and sol
der died, but not unit, 10 had struggled many
times With 'hs acmy N the defence of lis country
vourt, healthy, and brave, lie constituted one Of
the firm rocks of the old s:onewal. A. an officer
OF Company &. ID Virginia regiment, he was
much beloved. As soldier need but look
back TO Manassas, 10 kerpstown, WinchesteE Port
Republic and then at Richmond, te ser tsat he was
all hiscouniry could ask; tr' .ry race isrun noble
soldier. Steer ~, = ts}ce fond parents and kind
triea.:s ran BIT mourn thy loss, while q grateful
cot44sl viii ever cherish thy name
j. W. IL, Go. c, ID Va. Beg
Stanton papers copy.
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TIE ARMY OF 7HL WIsT.--tsen Bragg has 4.
saed general order sssup1ng the command Of The
Army ofths West, ~ Successor 10 Gen Beaur.rsrd
who has been relieved He ecacieds, a. follow.
a few moIe days Of needfal ,.sei prs.isn aud or
ganization, and ! shall give a.u banners 10 tha
lead you 10 emulate the soidieus Of ,ba
Oonieoefacy IN tbs East, and atell the eonfsd,,,t
trust yon viii gain additional lnaofs 10 t,se
nsvs already won On other tsids but be prepared
to Indsrgo pifvation and labor with cLeer,uLus ss
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-TaSDIY.
BIZ Il. CAU7.HORN, AHcsioncer.

nACoN. BEEF. TOBACCO CIGARS, AND
Is NuNDRIEB At AUCTIoN.--On this day,
MONDAY. 18th inst, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ NJ my
store viii sell at auction, account Of WHOM II
may concern, $50 pieces Bacon Hams, Sides Shout
dera q little damaged; boxes Boot.
TEHMs--Cash.
Also, Beef Tongues, TOBACCO. Cigars, Starch
SPICE, Mustard Scales and Weights. Dried Beef
and sundry other articles
jyH II, CAUTBORN. Auet.
XTEHETIAE WINDOW BLINDS Al AEC
" TlON.-~This day. MONDAY. I4th inst, al
II O'Clock, l will soil large lot Of VENETIAN
BLINDS, Of various lengths and widths.
iy u X CAUTHORN Aur.
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SEARGoNk'S HOSPITAL July IL lsf9

I. siias H. Fest, Company l. 18th Alahsms ragi-
ment do hereby certify that the certificate with my
signature. published ia tbs Dispatch Of July a5,h,
does not real AZ understood tho one to which at.
fixed my signature. DR.. Coffin wrote :he certif
cate. never read ii; 1t read 20 me
were vermin in my wound The day Lieutenant
Wood visited ire. and had been for three days,
as neer Is ; can r-coect. / also certify that
received much better nursing after Capt. Smiths
eerd appeared, than before. s. NJ EAST
Witness, JAMES H. PIrTMAv, jy lit
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Airhnlunh pispatsh,
NORTHERN FArERx.

Our friends would greatly ohligc us Ivy sending
any aor,he,p papers they may chance 10 sss In
their POSSESSION TO This offiee The public will
Aims receive ,ha new Al the earliest s,csuca,.
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~ DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
- under the auspices of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, .hiefy to suppl.
cate Divine blessing upon Coafcderaey will be
neid EvEkf EVENING this week q, o'clock in
the SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH drew
Dr. Hoeks,} on 5th street. between Main and
franklin Pastors and congregations and stran
gers IN the city, are invited to attend iy lA-3t
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tCcrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch
2hinGs IN the Old North State Crops. Cotton i,
OIland-GefHgees--I WtUts of our Casaeyels

n.
2hin9s IN the OLD North State Crops Cotton in
p1.and-- Vices of our Gsserels,
de-, %.
CHARLOTTE, y. c., July 9. 1862
The approaching election Of Governor il exciting
nsssch interest, and much feeling IL manifested by
tho friends OF the candidafes-Cvl Vance and Col
johnson. The papers throughout the State are
much exercised on the subject. and it il impossible
say what Will be the result II is confessed how
ever. that both OF tho distinguished candidates are
good and true men.
Corn looks well and with n favorable season. An
immense crop will be realized. Cotton Is com.
,aanding large prices, though the planters will
hardly sell at all now. Large quantities Of this
staple are stored away In this portion of the state
tance the great victory al Richmond cotton can't
Ie bought for less than from Is TO 20 cents per
t~und. and not much could be bought even a. that
There IS q belief now that n good iime i'd coming"
stnd that King Cotton IL about to RESUME his reign
Charlotte Ii filled up with refugees. There srs
several hundred here from Norfolk and Ports.
mouth. Government factories are being estab-
i&hed, and every one can fud employment
This II the home Of Major General d, Il Hin.
For years he has been Professor In tho Military
Institute here. Mrs StouewaH jackson is here
ON whit to brr sister Mrs. General Hill When
zen hna was Professor in Washington College,
Lexington, Va, his wifes sister paid his family a
visit and General Stonewail then Professor In the
Military Institute tacre formed hrr aeouaint axce
inus u happeus that these two brave men ara
1lo'ners IN iaw. 4i'.ir tai her sntaw Ia Presbyte.
sian man, ard lives near this rlace By the
way, both General jackson and General Hi, Are
ELDERS IN tue Presbyteria chaich. Gen. Hi,ps In.
Iusnee hero il nntoluided
Among tho Yankee prisoners at Salisbury "a a
ensp1s'n. wne was taken by Geneysl d. II. Hill -
he says tlat, having heard Of what pious man the
General was, and belonging TO the same church with
PIN. ne expected 10 be treated With some consider
xion oy that officer; tut thai, upon asking sundrv
tayors no found that his cceeaastical relation va
OF ht!s service, aud that as ais inclined to think
'ist the General has a small opinion e,ea Of a
SrsaeA<, who Comes 10 aid IN subdaing the South.
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SURPRISING = ar kR.-rhu Memphis Inn
tss<AS having published inecndisry and treason.
stae mt.ein hsAard 'Aisciiiaiaakers or tie L.. Of
snIg. oessrM .sdat offarsi hist paper 70 be sus.
yy-sss ~ sriaf-sssr sg5..qiaeItiy counter.
oSpSfd on The ~isbdaNa, ii The sditoi y ho Srota
~ aktsae nom fhs Areiaaf1s establishment
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DAPER-We have on hand The following kinds
Va: '1'' '''' a"a'y'
BLANK BOOK PAPER
lmperial size. 20 1sams, at S75 per rean
supSrroyal Size, 20 reams, at eco per ream
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Dchi sac, 90 realms, al 10 per ream
cmSie FIAT Cap sizs, 75r.a ls at $50 Per resm
WRITING PAPER
CAP. 200 reams, At 825 per ream
Letter, 40 reans. At S,J per ream.
|. Note loo reamx, ut SIS per rean.
PRINTING PAPERS
on feaias, varying In price agreeable 10 size,
4aaity, weight, and color
~ All fas above Papers were purchased for tbs
Use OF Tue Confederate snd state Goveruments H..
eiuang our regular customers. II will he made
into BLANK BOOKS, or printed 10 all their ordrrs
olly. w H-MI RiTcHIE q DUaNAvANT.
A TrENTIoN, MILITARY.-0ficsss and Sur.
IA geons OF tbs Army and Navy desiring to sup.
pay tEemselsss with bHOULDKh.STRAfS. An.
CikKs, SfAhS. GENERALS WREATHG. snd
oaer eaIuIe,ns 1t their rank, will do well 10 call an
Mss SIMON. No 80 East Main street near 81
Charios l40seis tup stairs Always on hand Cord
end IAssAh, embroidered and stamped 0houl0sr
nfsapA medical II. 50 worked aud subroideresi
6ssss gu Sword. Knots, (somcshlne new M =
vasesy ~ Other ortolss, too numerous 10 ussnfion
il-lets "a. . - Ssh st.e4
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sPECGAf. NOTICES.
~. NEW MAP OF VIRGINIA!
NEW MAP or VIRGINIA.!

WEST l. JOHNSTON,
No 1f3 MAIN STREET,
Have recently published "
A NEW MAP OF THE STATE or VlRttiNA-
Containing all the coun,ies, principal towns.
railroads. telegraph lines, rivers cnnals, and a'i
other internsl improvements This II the pest
Map Of the State eyer published. we hssa
tpared no expense to maksi II perfect ii Is gotten
up on beautiful map paper made expressly frI
US TO print this map upon. sihe 20 ny 80
inches, hound In pocket form. in beautifully
illuminated covers. Price ~ 90
Address . WEST a. .ohnn .Vn,
~ i4-,t Publishers, &c. Richmond
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His little crib IS empty now,
His little clothes laid by.
A mothers hope, a mothers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.

His little crib IS empty now,
His little clothes laid by.
Amoihers hope, mothers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Weep not for me, my mother dear
have gone to rest, yon meet not tear
Ny stay VEG seo:t, as you may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me NJ.
At the residence. Of Mr. Wm. Holt Richardson. in
this city, on the ll,h met, DR.. WIN. THOs ELEY,
Lieut.. Co. G, 9th Reg't Va. Vols.
Amonys: the many brave sons of the South whc
hare yielded up their lives in resisting cruel war
waged upon us by our desperate foe, no one has
approached danger more untiuching, nor have any
borne the agonies IF fatal wound with less com.
plant than has Lieut. Eiey. But human efforts
were uuavailng, ard patient suffering could not
avert the scythe Of the inevitable reaper in his life
Lieut.. Eiey was beloved by all with whom he came
in contact, and in his dying moments he showed
how brave and gallant soldier can meet the fate
Of war without murmur, when strengthened with
the consciousness Of duty well Performed
At the residence Of Mr.. Wm. Greanor, ON Friday,
June 2sGh. Of wounds received in the battle OF
Sesen Pines CHARLES I. CLARK. of I'd Flori.
da Regiment. in the 2lst year of his age.
Farewell, Charlie; in another and better world
we shall meet, where the sorruw and Ills Of this
life i'll be but shallow. NC
s-g Mobile and Greeneviile tAta papers please
rnu
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LOST. sTRAYED, &c.

r CsT-strayed or stolen from tue camp o on ',ls y,
;5th Georgia regiment. about fh' soh Oh
June. dark or brownbsy MARE, six or seven
years old of medium size. and rather low IN ncsii
hips inclined to he ragged or sharp tail busby ana
veil Anv Information about her thankfully re.
eeiyed, and If taken up, suitable reward will be
paid on delivery TO Capt '. ~ hOFnUN,
~ la--Jts Comluissary ot 10Th Ga hegt
tNTRAYED OR STOLEN-frcm ice. on the 9th
instant grey HORSE, nearly white, about
sx wears old. and walks little lame; and on last
night. a gray MARE and COLT. The mares right
hind leg is much larger than the other owing TO n
heavy sprain The colt is very near black, and
about four mouths aud half old the mare is seven
wears old will give SO reward for the horse and
$50 reward for the mare, if delivered to me at the
West ham House Sidney. Il. w. TOTTY.
10 1d-2tt
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WANTS.

NV AN I ED--At the Louisiana Hospital Oh
w Erosd street, lPartist College, four male
NURSES. Also. four NEGRO MEN Apply at
ouce 10 the Chief Surgeon. or to the Steward
IA IN,A
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WEST l. JOHNSTON,
li5 MAIN STREET,
WI, publish on Wednesday, July 10Th,
THE FIRST YEAR OF Ihh Wan 49, ).
Bv Edward A. Pollard author Of Black Diamond
southern Spy" etc. ! vol. 8 vo, SEQ Pp.'
thick paper oovers Price 81 w
..Jras. orJ.,s 10 WEST l. JOHNSTON,
Publishers aud Booksellers Richmond
~ l4---it
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"ITCHED to a wagon in front of Doves Drug
store a large scrrel HORSE, shot in the heshy
part of the left tn; 9h with a musket ball. Had on
an old saddle and ankee overcoat fling over.
will give $50 reward If he is put in any stable in
Richmond and information sent 10 me-
D. HOOPER.
Asst Surgeon Both Reg't N. c. T.,
g e. AEdersOn's p-'
jy IA ~ Gen'i !" ,
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BY JAS H. TAYLOR & SON Aucss.

I,ouR DESIRABLE BRICK rENEMENrs on
E CHURCH ST, OREGON HILL. AT AUG
TlON.-We will sell UPON the premises on Thu p.
DAY. the Eth day Of July commencing Al ) oe,S
y. NJ, four very desirable BRICK TENEMENT
located as above. two OF which contain gIx Eoo.fs
rae remaining two, three each with wea
Of excellent water upon the premises They IRE
particularly adapted for small sized families enl
ale commanding fair rents.
TERMs.-One-third cash balance az ! aud :
months Tor negotiable notes, with in.eres, added
and secured by trust deeds.
iy II JAS. NJ TAYLOR i SON, Aucts