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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GODDIN Il .APPERSO-E ducts.

ry>HREE BRICK TENEMENTs ON CARY ST,
NEAR To TN STREET, FOR SALE Al
Al. CTIuS-Wi!l be sold at auction, on the pre-
rises on THURSDAY, the 18th June 1867, al D
o'ciock p H. the excellent brick fcnenieD; on the
north sid. Of Cary street SECOND from the corner o.
18th street. nov occupied by Mir. James Duiley
Alsc two .enemcD:s OF ID. south SIDE Of Cary st.
No. 3 and from the eust line OF 1th street There
teue,nents are nearly new. aud located i'll very
improving part OF the city, wheie tenants can be
readily obtained
TEKMs-One-thrd cash balance at and II
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trus, deed or cash. at The option Of the pur
chaser The taxes and insurance tor lco2 to be
pad by the purchasers
GODDlN & APPERSON, Auct's-
s-We are authorized 70 sell privately ra
liable FARM of * acres, in the plan Of Wood
VILE" near the ,oil-eate Of the Mechanicsville
Turnpike. lie 23l u q a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

IIACx ron SALE--A very soai HACK eAn
II b. bought cheap BY sgglyln2 g. 49,.
On q n, bstwesa nasuhan nd CO "a
h 0Nsks.
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I'HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD will be pa!d for
Il the arrest and delivery in camp, or couine.
rurnt In some guard house In Richmond of o.ch n
the following named deserters:
JOHN MESNlNG, aged about - wears. dark
hair gray eyes, wears "a rnoustache, is about 8 fee.
10 inches IN height
TH0S. LYNCH aged about 81 years, hair da,h
mixed with gray. face marked by the smallpox, Is
about 5 feet 3 inches IN height
JAMES DOBENS. aeed about ~ years. dark
complexion. dark hair, wears a goatee, Is about )
feet IL Inches high
JOHN B9HERTY, aged about - years, lark
bAir end compilation, 5 feet inches hizh. weighs
about IJ5 ibt ROBT c. GREEN,
Capt Go. n, @lst Mississippi Regt
IL. T,--Stt Can, rii ~ urfr
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FOR EENC

NOR RENT-And possession given immediately,
n brick Tenement, with passages and porches,
In good n.ighboshood, I'd street, between Canal
and Cary, with large yard, good kitchen. AID ser
wants rooms The hoUse has time good size rooms
besides store and hathi'i groom, with ,as, water
athng tub, &C., coIlpiete. For terms apply TO
WM q. GEORGE.
On i'll between Broad and Grace SITS
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES

NNTAETED-A SUBSTITUTED Substitute
w can iiud place by applying to the suhscri-
Der, in H., No. | company now in service. \ fair
Price " i'll ie p;iid. GEO. ". GEETTER,
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

TOR REtT--A desirable RESIDENCE, corner
r Main and Jefferson streets. Possess ion .. ven
lst July. Apply to r. 3. WOODWARD,
IL 20 81 Next dGor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

IF JOSHUA T. FIICHOr, Esq, of Warwick
l county, will call me, address letter to
Or n. NJ. Osborne, Brandon Church Prince George,
he W i'll receive information Of Importance to him.
JOHN ii. .GILMER.
ich, Inn lie. 0l-=lft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

HENRY SEARCEY,a private in Company G.
9th Georgia regiment, was sick i'll camp and
hen last heard OF reported by his Lieutenant
to have been removed t" private house in the city
Of Richmond. Any information through the Dis
patch. or to myself at Mrs. Lvons's, 10Th and Clay
streets. will be highly appreciated.
H. .U--it+ H. l.. ROSS ". ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

4 NJ information as to where The 10th Virginia
Regiment is at this time, win be thankfully
received at this Office by
ie Its MEREDITH G. LAWRENCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

TXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT, To
e. GETHER WITH THE SERVANTS AND
FURNITURE FOX RENTING are authorized to
rent out, until the firt day OF January next the
ceient DWELLING the west side Of 9th, De
tween Clay and Leigh streets, now occupied by Mr.
j. d. Goodman, together with the furniture and
Servants, and il desired good assortment Of gro
ceries ard stores will be sold oIbs tenant To
careful tenant with small family, the terms will
be made reasonable. Apply 10
;a 1{-3t GODDIN & APPEESON
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C,TRAYED-A dark BROWN cow. with black
y face and black right hind ieat; RED and
WHITE COW with left ear cropped and right
slit and half-cropped; and RED CALF, Elk
months old with a hole in the left ear torn out. y
suitable reward will be paid for the return of
or all At Bellevue Hospital, Broad ST., cor. 22d.
ia ol-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

ENSTRAYED-From camp, near Richmond, Il
IL tail, bright sorrel HORSE. with a small blaze
in the face and one white hind foot. His back wss
little sore from the saddle. and he had small
on the front part "t his right thigh Any one "iil
be aitab!y rewarded Who will retura him to the
camp Of the I'd Regiment of Florida Volunteers.
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

A UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, CRoCkE.
~ RY and GLASSWARE, DRY GOODS, and
NiSCFLLANEOUS GOODS at our store, on I'll KS
DAY June 18th commencing vt O'clock.
ie 2,-.- REDWOOD a REACH. Auct-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

C,TRAYED--Frcm my bcuse, on 10Th street be-
- yond T., W. GIazebrooks luInber-yard, my
COW shc IS red with q white streak down her
back and Vi small white spet in her forenead
will give dollars for her delivery to lne at L. W.
Glazrbrooi, lumber yard.
10 IL st. JAS OVERLY.
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w ASrfD- SUBSTITUTE.
good price viii be given. Apply st No l26
Main street. je lc-lwS
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PERSONAL.


NTANTED--l Information OF my son. u member
w Of Capt. Mssons company in the 9Th VIZ
sua Regiment who was brought TO some hospI-
tai in the city Any information thankfully re.
ccty.d by leaving it AT this Office. His name il
C0RNELitTS pu CKET.
IL !}--lt- Mrs, Ann PICKET.
VNFORMATioN WANTED-Of JAMES b. WILL
1 HAMS Of Company E, 9th Louisiana Volun-
t-ers, WAS III the hospital at "Tarfenton wacn the
army fell back from Manassas Any person know
ing his whereabouts will confer favor by address
ing me, at Petersburg, Va
je n3-Jt- r. X. WILLIAMS.
EOHS G. BACON.---lt is understood that JOHN
~ {. BACON was amongst the wounded in the
81 Alabama Regiment. II is desired to know where
III Is. any person who give information about
him will cau.eT h favor by communicating it at this
ONCE. ie 2S--Jt+
IMPORTATION wanted Of S. D. BUTLER, com
/ pany y. lith Virginia regiment wounded On
SUNDAY, June lst, ana brought to th. city. note
,dre sed TO at the Dispatch office, stating his
present whereabouts will be thankfully received.
le 23-.-3tS w l.. BUTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

S.TRAYED-From the eainp Of the 3D. Eegt VI.
= Cavalry, near the toll gate. ,on the Wiliinin.
burg road, Thursday night last a small BAY
MARE with q scar each side ef the right foot,
reward will be paid for The delivery of s,.id at
the stable of Bankenship &, Johnston on Franklin
street. to the undersigned, at the above camp
ie 2l-}t- MICHAEL SHERMON.
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INFORMATION WANTED-DOUGLA BELL,
/ OF Norfolk o: company Z, 9TH Regiment Virgil
MA Volunteers, Wa sent 10 this city 10 hos
p.til day two since very i'll. Any information
regarding his whereabouts will be gratefully
ceyed by his cousin. Address 70. 4. T., al this
off. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

CTRAIED AWAYs-Frorn my lot, corner of
= Leigh and Henry streets, two cows; one
was white COW. with red sp-cks On her rIimp the
other ii sorrel COW, with white face Five dollars
piece i'll be given 10 any delivering them at
my lot. corner OF Henry and Leigh streets.
IL al--3t~ r. H. KEII.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

UyANTEp-A SUBSTITUTE, to take the
Wv place of who is a conscript. Apply
on west side Of 18th street. between Main and Bank
s,-.e,s lie lj--titH
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CTOP THE DESERTERs--A liberal reward
- VIII be paid for the apprehension Of I1tvss~s
THos MCDONALD and FREDERICK BAKER, who
deserted my company on or about the lst Of May.
J. L. F0RTSON.
Ie 3-.t' Capt Company II, I'd Reg La yo,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

TT>O CONSCRIPTS.-A Marylander wishes 10 act
i Is ID substitute for conscrpt Address stating
terms Il. ". Z.
je @j-it' Dispatch 0tfire.
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CyTRAYED-From my house. on Main street. on
- the 10th inst. IA small, yellow Buffalo cow
Has no horns. SO reward will be paid for hef de
livery to Mr. RYAN, corner Of 2lzt aud Main sts
L. M IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

IHSTRAY COW.--Estrayed, Tie 10Th May. from
IT, my house 18Th street, two doors t-cIn
Broad /, white COW, a little mixed with red |
think she has white place i'll her forehead, reseu
ling heart. | believe she has SIX teats, SHARP
horns Nolnarks recollectod. will pay live dol
lars reward for lier delivery to lSth street,
doors from Broad
Ia Ii Holm Ml.f,kAAV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST
Somewhere between tho clerks Office anu
No. y Of the spotsweod Hotel, small leather BAG
with steel chain and clasp, containing ABOUT a'5V
in Confederate hills-two aJUs, ten or twelve 12os
and the balance In el0 bills 1t also contained some
silver change and a s2.50 gold piece; ALSO Phys'.
clans iption for infant and the ADDRESS OF
Wilson McIlwaine, Petersburg. In gong from
the Office to No. 80, passed from tine iront door
Down Main street to the ladies' entrance, ana thence
70 No. -. The finder will receive the.above reward
by leaving the bag and contents with Mr. Belts. OF
the spotswood. or my wife ut Mrs; Johnsona' near
10 23-M. Capt. Co B, LIST n. c. battalion.
rV>wENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-strayed or
stolen. from the subscriber. about the 9th OF
June q red sorrel HORSE. Said horse is about mo-
dium size feet white aud large l5s hands high with
u blaze face, the left hip shoulders slightly
CALLED
ALSO, "a light bay MULE newly shod, or 10
years old which disappeared on the 18th instant.
j. MONROE CARTER,
CHURCH HILL,
je CIV Corner Leigh and oath street.
CtTOIEN-F FROM between ith and 9Th streets. on
Clay, on Sunday, the 18th inst, mahogany
bay HORSE, about years cid The horse had a
star In his forehead and Il near about healed.
on bis hind leg. When in motion he Is a horse Of
rather fine action aud good style. He had on when
taken, Mexican saddle tree. covered with quilted
leather ANY person delivering said Horse. shall
be compensated with so.
A. D. DUNAWAY,
je 2:-6t% 9Th Regt Va. Cavalry, Co d.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From the headquar~
tiers Of the Crenshaw Battery, at Dr. frends
house, near New Bridge in Henrico, my RIDING
MARE She il of medium size, dark iron gray or
roam about nine wears old, with scar On her hip
and marks of collar. will pay reward OF $40
fox her return 70 me or to CRESsHAW & Co., i'll
Richmond CHAS. J.. HOBSoN,
ie 2}-,r- Lieut. Of Crenshiw Battery.
I 4 ing, June ;Uth either between Capitol Square
aud the american Hotel or in the Hotel lady's
small GOLD WATCH, with hunting cesc, enani-
elled slightly on both sides. There was no cLa!n
attached The above reward W II be paid on the
delivery Of the Watch at the American Hotel, Room
IpH ie 2i-t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

1 MARYLANpER will so US ST BSTITUTE
\ fer the war Address stating branch Of ser
wee and compensation. at this office,
ie 9.j--ItS j. r. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

EF Mr.. NOODSON BROWN who resides IN or
near the city, will call at the Hospital st. Francis
dc Sayles, he will ind his ephew. ,fNo. BROWN,
OF Company l., lst Texas regiment who was
wounded June LIST ie I1-Gt+
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n OTlCE.-Estrayed from Camp Lee, the eth
Z inst, my bay MARE. She has three white
feet with star in her forehead. Any Information
OF said mare viii be thankfully received.
ELLISON W. BARBER.
9th Virginia Cavalry Col w H. r. Lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

CtSTRaYED-sIO REWARp.--strayed from my
= piare. in Buckingham county opposite Lock
No 3d. james River Canal, and adjoining Dr CIR
ford Csbe rs On the 18th inst, black horse MULE
about V, a,s old small size, works well, very
quick and active. II delivered to my Ovcrseer, Mr..
Payne, will pay $40 reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

APPROXIMATION WANTED-If Lieut.. JAMES
! II. SAWYER. OF Company i. 32d regiment n.
G troops, is in any of the hospitals private resi-
lences Of this city. lie will confer great favor
his company by .etting it be Known at this Office
ie Five Cant J. w. TEREBEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

1 FOREIGNER. who has his exemptions papers
u from his Consul. desires to SUBSTITUTE for
the war foT eight hundred dollars. Address CASH"
Al nispa; eli Office lie 30 81
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Gentleman exempt from military duty will
- 90 as a SUBSTITUTE in cavalry light
art lery company. Address N 3. L." Dispatch Of
l.. d
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NHTANTED-A ST BSTVTUTE for the war, for
w which liberal price will he paid Apply
Monday and Tuesday at 4. Y. STOKES Il co.'s,
between ten aud two O'Clock. ie 23-ltF
NTANTED-A SUBSTITUTE. A liberal be-
w nus will be paid. Apply al No. - Coun.
bian Hotel. between the hours of urd 10 o'clock
\. NJ, for two days. j. 2j--lt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

A WE'LL RECOMMENDED MAN will 60 as Il
"A SUBSTITUTE for the war, if liberal iu-
tincsnieut is offered. Address, stating terms, &c,
"ENEnpfr DISPATCH office. IL bit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

CToLEN-From tho Exchange Livery Stable ON
- Franklin street, on last Monday night. a bay
HORSE, with black legs long and thin tall PAGES
very well when ridden Ia about sixteen hands
high. and eight years old Said horse belongs to
Lfeut Rodgers, and may have been taken from tho
stable through mistake. A liberal reward will be
paid for his delivery to the sa;d stable.
js N-Ns JOHN h DAVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

II 0ST--A KNAPSACK-Onth the Lat q June, on
IL my return from the battle Hsld where WAS
wounded, gentleman put my Knapsack into u
wagon 10 have II left Ut Mr.. Jno f. Kegnsrfs
store. la the confusion, the driver left il st the
wrong place Any ono knowing of its wherea-
bouts, will greatly oblige N. by sending 1t to Mr..
Reguaults store. On Main -. between 9th and l0sh.
il 2O-N- WIN. A NEVILLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

CtTRAY CATTLE-Came to my house, on the
- road heading to lakewood Cemetery near Bat
terry No. 4. on Tuesday last, three BEEF CATTLE,
which lie owner II requested to call Tor pay
charges and take away. or they will be- dealt with
o. the j. irects
.n ri X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

A|TKATED or STOLEN-from nesr the Old
= Fair Grounds. sorrel HORSE, between l4l
md Is hands high, sway ched. slightly string
halt in both hind legs, and two white hind feet; the
tip of the left Il little sliced: a good deal of
white III the eyes. Ten dollars reward will be paid
for his delivery at Nj. Hix's iery Stables
HAMMOND DUGAN,
ia al ;Str Capt. and a. @ NJ. 10th Va. Cav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

FsNAKEN UP--A blood bay HORSE with black
name and TAIL which the eau have by
paying for this advertisement, and proving pre-
perry. Apply to Capt Gabriel i. Miiler's Cavalry
Company. near Gen. D. II. Hills Headquarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

SUBSTl1UTE-For which a
w liberal price vii be paid. Inquire at
WM READY's. No. 30 Main street,
ie 2l..-2t. Opposite SpOtswood Hotel
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y small dark hay MARE MULE. with one eye,
and one If her ears curlsd down. The above 70
ward will be paid for delivery 10 me, or any lnfcf
nation leading 10 her recovery, TO Dogwood Farm
nr.r Camp winder. .o~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

TSTRAY MULE-$l0 REWARD.-Sl0 will
r. be paid for the recovery of u very dark mare
MULE who broke her bride and ran Of with part
of the head stall and the saddle-and S5 for the
sa,,die lie f6-tsl JAMES LYONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

C,TRAY MULFS-Came to my house, in Ches-
y teriied, about ten miles from Richmond, on the
ETH lust. two MARE MILESTONE black, tie
other brown. The owner can get them by proving
property and paying expenses.
-. a2..% JtS 4 EPTTtIs
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w al Samuel u. Hicks's office, Cary street, be-
tween the hours of 9 and 10! O'Clock. =. n.
je .fb-3t' LEWIS J. DAVIS.
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C>TRAYED OR sTOLEN--On Monday, the 9Th
of June, from nay Lot, gray HORSE, brand
CIV A. ANY information concerning him viii Do
thankfully received and literally rewarded II
left on 9Th street. Church Hill, at the house Of Mr..
Albert Lee BENJAMIN PHILLIPS.
IL
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I oST-Last night, by lady, on Main street. he
4 j tween 18th aud 9th. a PoCKET-BOOk, CON
tanning large amount Of money. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il al the composing
Fcon Of this office ie 2l-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

NY MARE WAS STOLEN ON Wcdne sday
wi night. She is bright bay mare, with white
spot In her forehead knot on the right fore knee
spawned in both hind legs; about nine years old
je 2I-3t~ JOHN SCOTT
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CTEAY HnRSBS.-Strayed, from my camp. near
/ Battery NO I. on Tuesday last, three HORSES,
branded &C. S "a bay. with very full mane; sor
rel. with the hair off of hip, and dark
brown mare They were hc',bcd ,,hen they left,
and NAV have "A portion of the haltets them yet.
Any information will be thankfully received and
literally rewa -dcd JNO. L. ECbANk,
ie Gi-!t* Can't Light Artillery Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-23

JNVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Taken from the
IL platform at Burkeviie IN oil cloth PACKAGE,
ry Coat with Maryland buttons a gray Jacket
aiid some under clothing. and other articles in IT,
viii give the above reward If delivered ut Mr. A.
EsGrahan 4, next door TO Columbian Hotel, or any
Information which may lead to its recovery will be
Literally rewarded. ID. L. SHARP, O. g.,
je Se--GN Co. Z, 44th Reg Va Vols
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lFr0n ths MsmpaI. Avalanehs. }

kEAall AAe lAEAl lAA4l ANGAallAesl
We know not What to say to inspire the
a@pondent Of orr citizens with more con.
6dence. Their fears are augmented By exc
aggefated and uneertsid reports constantly
Feaching them In their eagerness 70 hear
the WoF5t, OF to catch at some-gleam Of
hops, they bat add 70 their own appfehen.
-sio1s, and create an excitement that ths
facts might not By any means warrant.
:F6e rumorB With which our city is con
atansly filed, are not calculated to allay
sppreheEsion OF quiet the nerves Of the
tfmid. They Increase in volume as they
rollr onWsrd, and sie diBsipated only 70
give pIsee to new reports, which, il turn.
an their hFssf round j is best 70 be pa
tieufAt5 Wait until unquestionable inform
alton is received. In good time the veil Of
secrecy win be removed, and We shall learn
the HOrst or brighten day will dawn
upon Us, to make Us glad and al our hearts
with joys y y
In the meanhme, let us think Of odf
country aud devote ourselves, fOul and
body, TO It's cause No energy should sleep,
Our kind offices should be used 10 iBRpira
theWeak with courage. The man Of wealth
instead ofpafsfullg boarding lia treasure
ahould ssme forward sud lay II lavishIy on
his c0untry's altar. BE who iH possessed
e hundreds 0f thousands can bsiter share
one half With his country than osA thc
widow spare hsr humble mite. Think Of
this. Ponder il tWeu. twill pot be forgot
tan when the Old Nan 0f the eesi shah hasl
been shake6 from our EhoulderR It ~
81 soiatl Vi II Heufe- ct 8iteti ioH, houli
thsy como, that G6 gsvs n5t 81 70 Libsola
don, tkf5Gsh s5ig ardlineHtt TO 5lf esHn4El
LET a. b ipraPaEsd for the worst, AID hog
for the best
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IRON BALTTT6FB.

BALTIkoRE, AtfriI 9.
A letter 10 the. n Y. Herald saws the Sc
coonts Of the progress Of affairs ct York
toVa, which have reached this through
channels believed to be reliable, differ ma.
terislIy from the accounts furnished By the
Government. Oh 80 "a go =
It was known ct Richmond when g. por-
ton Of the Union army Of the Potomac
moved from Manassas to Washington. 1t
vas known there when the Corps ~ Armee
bsd Tended, and we're ssssmbled at Fort
n anfoe, Il Fss known -there when Gen
eral Mcclellan arrived at the Foftfess5 and
Il VA known there when the march on
Yorkio, Vn commenced sndEhat number oi
troops he had WhereWith to make. the e.
tack.
: These facts convinced the Confederate
government at. Richmond that their hour
was come, unllS Sas they took instant pees-
ures to arrest th emarch Of Mcclellan Dhe
fortifcations Of Yorktown we're all that
could be desired, bl4h as to strength snd
armament, but Gei ssEaI Msgruder had As
yet only $4,000 troo, ". The withdrawal o.
such large number Of Unioh troops from
Manassas rendered it UnneeeBsary 10 keep
the main body Of the AMY Of the RapPa-
hammock along that stre.Vrn, and from thai
army aeoordingly Gen. h'agruder has been
largely reinforced, s.is
Troops have been arriving ct XsrktoWn
from Richmond and Gorioai llee1eTy day
for the last week. .-5----==---=-= ------=---
Il is believed that Cen. johnson ahd JeR.
Davis are both ct Yorktown, and that Gen.
johnson is in commsnd. raF
The number Of rebel troops there caunOi
be less than 100000. 40
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9 = s.,.s ia 11f'Ias CAIRO, April lG.
General Hslleck and STAFF arrived thiI
morning from St. Louis. Alsslute WaI
Ared from Fert Gairo in his, honor. ~
left this forenoon, st ten o'clock, upon thi
steamer tsiil coaiinesntaI, up HE tennessee, t;
take the field In person. ,ssi5 ilal.sa, 5' &
Gov. Yates will arrive to-aight viii
about one hundrsd surgeons snd nurses
sa route for the Tennessee River, to loeEi
after the wounded soldiers. go,
The surgeons, and nurses, females from
Chicago, seventy in number, arrived By
special train this m0rAings and were placi
ed by Gen. Strong on board the hospital
boat Louisiana and dispasshed pths TenI
nessee. Gov. Morton, Of Indishs, teiei
grspbed Gsn,strODg that 80 or 40 surgeons
would leave in special boat from Evans,
Vile for Pittsburg, Tenn, this evening
Other delegations Of surgeons q nd nurses
from various Sanitary Commissions in, IL
linois, viii arrive in the morning, and be
sent forward promptly to Pittsburgh.