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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03
DR.. TM. 3. HURD'S
NEURHLGIA PLAS ERS,
FOR THE CUHEOF
NEURALGIA.
: -VULNttI.t IIUUUrtI. u CHI,-S.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.


LOCAL NEURALGIA.
IS Immediately cured By their application
They act like charm, and are perfectly
harmless In their nature; 10 not produce a
blister. and leave uo unpleasant results.
Dr.. WI b HCRD'S SECRALGIA PLASrEEs.
never fail To- give satisfaction 10 all yha
test their virtue.
Prepared a. IT. Hurd's Dental Office,
40, a Fourth Street. Brooklyn. Z. d.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
y liberal discount made TO dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
inGs. No, spruce Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia 10y Dyoit d Co, 2&2
North 2ni Street; o. J. Hubbell. I4lO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dee, IS Dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mail for one or more Of Dr. Hurd'S
Dental Remedies. which We cannot fill
None are mailable except the Neuralgia
Plaster. which we send on receipt Of Price
(l5 centS) and one stamp. But to accom>
adate persons In places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the age. we
have put uP packages in white embossed
boxes, seven inches by four. with compart-
ments-each box containing b1ttIe Of Dr.
HUTd'S Mouth Wash, ana Iooh Icbs Drops
box Of TOOh POlrdT. the Netra'gia PlIs.
ter. and a valuable little Treatise on Teeth
ant MeiT Diseases. he best means ot y,ressg-c-
tI'J Them, dHd TIE proper Lsl'mem If CEI-
dre1t's Teeth, worth Of itself the entire Gust
10 every young man or woman, or parents
with young children: with srludrv Other
articles price uer package one dollar, or six
packages for s., sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much. ifanv
more on dozen shan on one, It Is far cheaD
er to order six OF dozen packages at a time.
4 large family will want all. or the surplus
can be disposed of = neishbors with ruIli-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03

X An Engiishman travelling in Kill
kenny, came to a ford and hired a boat to
take him across. The water being more
aGitated than was agreeable 10 Linn, he
asked the boatman if any person was ever
lost in the passage. = Niver," replied
Pat: ''me brother was drowned here
last week, but we found him a9in the
mkt dav''
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81 Thirty new steamers have been
completed at Pittsburgh, since last April,
and ten or twelve more are being finished.
Of them have been purchased by
the Government, to be used as gunboats.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03

NEW GoEK ELECTION oFtICI,i--The
Albany I,gns contains tie official returns
ofthe New ! oris State election. There were
Coz, 30! votes polcd. OF these Horano
Seymour, for Governor, received 3O7. .0G3,
and y adsworth 296.l91. Democratic
molority for Governor. IO.512.
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.NgTT TiILOR SHOP.

The md rsiEnei having opened out a Tai
lariHE Establishment, over the store room
occupied by D. Evans & Son. re>pcct(vj!v
informs the public that the tailoring brIsi.
ness will there be carried on in all its brar.
cEes. All wori. will Le done in the latest
style, with neatress and dispatch, and upon
the most reasonable terms
ROBERT u. THOMAS.
Ebensburg, May 18th. 1861. If
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-03

ia MLAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law
~ eJohnstown, Pa. Office on Market
street, next door to f. Marbourg's store
VIII attend 10 the collection of Soldiers,
claims. and to all other business conectcd
with his profession. ". 3Olv
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1900 Agents wanted;

To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies
into every County. Men OF Women who
want to make money quickly, can 10 better
with these articles than anything in market
They are new. useful. low priced, and we
are spending thousands in adve-'iseing them
fr the benefit of agents. Boxes of samples
containing one dozen of the one dollar pack
AGES above specified. Gith circulars will be
sent. on receipt cf sereH dyllars. about half
price, T. any person wishing TO test his Ct her
skill ia selling with the view Of becoming
AZ agent. Tlev can he sold in day 95-H'e
scau'& ra-i0- poy salaries hign Commissions
a, t'ose 5-loEga'- thcstSelres -iicieHt sales
Ist7-
s-z-E sw Is the tiae To g., into business
i'.r address ana references see tie above
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Dyau1OUAAU Algo syaIagl12-a.ho

benefit, for no one can estimate how much
pain, suffering. uihappiness, md disfiGure-
ment, expense, lo1s of time and money
would be saved 70 tie country if every fam
lily to day had one Of these packages, which,
in itself is complete set of Dental Rene
dies. Address Wu B. HURD & Co. Trib
une Buildjr gEew York. and write name and
address plainly That remittances may be
made with confidence. W L. Il. * Co re
fer 70 the Mayor Of Brooklyn. TO G. W. Grif
fifth. President Of the Farmers and Citizens
Bank. Brooklyn TO the Editors Of the Am
lean Nuan afacturos' Gazette TO joy, Coz
Co p S-eblisheE-' Agents, New York to
rIcra1rARNUN. Esq, who know good
r. 7. Bhsn they see It and who has already
! - -n..-..a ---r...l-- ot
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UNION HOUSE.
ESENS PA,

JUN \. BLAIR ProDrietOr.
THE PROPRIETOR will snare no NAN.
to render this iIo:cl. worthy of \ continue
ton Of lie liberal share of public Patron
age It has heretofore received. His table
viii always he furnished with the best the
market affords: lis bar with the hest of
liquors.
His stable Is large, and will be attended,
by an attentive and obiiging hostler.
Ebenburg April 1SGI.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

Ine UnuerSlgae'i reSTeCtiuIy an 80,
nounces to the citizens OF -iohn>town SNy
and vicinity that he still continues sss-
the ShoemalSing business at his new stand
on MAIN street, two doors West of John
Diber;'s store, in the room formerly oc-
cupied by Joseph Moore and recently by
Levi Jacshy. 4 good stock Of
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which he VIII ..spose Of At --"
cash. -----
His work l. all warranted, III 49,
Perienced, he puts the j7st = e.
work Thankful for past iaFo's' = ~.
10y attention 70 business n mem :. n
auoe of the patronage heretei-rs
ly extended 70 him. AZ
U69,so 1n@P ,, a 4 +" doors NC 'HUGHTa
EhensburG Dec, II, ls5--I-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

THE D7ATH OF LORD CANNING,--The late for,
eign arrival brings intelligence OF the DEATH in
L,,ndon. of Charles John Canning, the third son OF
the celebrated George Canning, and long known IA
prominent official of The British Government
liz born in 1912, in London In 1886 he first
appt ared in public life as member of Parlaman,
fu Warwckshre, " and in the following year, by the
death OF his other, who retained the title during
hef life succeeded TO a peerage and entered the
H.ose OF Lords Under Sir Robert Peel he was
III ISL, appointed Under-Seeresary OF Foreign AZ
fsnfs, holding the post for five years. After bry
Retirement from political life hs was, in 1863 a.p
pU.Eted Postmester-General by Lord Aberdeen
Uaen Prime Miniser,) retaining the position untle,
Lord Pahierston, and creating several reforms in
tho postal department. In 1885 Lord p oihousie
Governor General of India died, and Ca lning was
through the influence Of Palmerston, appointed IA
til, vacant position-one of tAs most lucrative ant
magnificent In the gift of the British Government
Ii February, 1856, Lord Canning began his reigr
in india, and it during his administration thai
the great Sepoy rebellion took place.
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GEN. HUNTERS NEGRO BRIGADE, sc.
from the New York Express.

The run,or from Port Royal by the arrival to-day
ia, that Gen. Hunter ordered his newly organized
Negro brigade to James leland, 70 join in the at
tack there; but that several of the officers refused
to go there in company with negroes and that,
therefore the project OF sending the negroes were
abandoned. Two surgeons ara on board of the
Ericsson sent home by Gen Hnu.cr for refusing TO
act as Brigade Surgeons 10 the negro regmenfs.-
Two or three weeks ago. several white men came
into Beaufort, painted black, and succeeded under
the privilege aud protection Of their color, in cap
turing some of small boats near there, and get
ting of with them successfully. -
What the Republican Senator from New Jersey
sai,. In the United States Senate seems TO be more
ana mere confirmed from South Carolina, that
white soldiers, especially from the Middle and
Western States will not ngns s IN company with ne.
like iheIr company. The probability now is that
from the Indispensable force of circumstances,
Gen. Hunter will be obliged 70 leave great many
piantstions. where the missionaries under the pro-
lection Of his gnns have besn raising cotton. DC,
and that the nssrosE therefore, WIN be abandoned
by Gen. Hnntsr, ~ were the white Union men Of
Jscl.sonyille, FLORIDA, by him.
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ioftce Cour.-Samuel Conuers charged with
making a.vio!ent assault upon Elizabeth Wilson
tor some real or imaginary wrong, was Yesterday
held TO bail in the sum OF 500 to answer before
the hustings Court in August next-Wn. Arpy
the individual arrested for trespassing upon the
premises OF s. ID. Foye, and offering personal yio
le.lce 70 Miss Beazey, was discharged from eus-o!
IL consequence Of the absence of witnesses Dan.
Cavenangh, charged OF the book with being a co,n
mon drrnkard and Violently assaulting his infant
children, Margaret and Catherine, was required 10
give security IN the sum Of $50 to keep the peaee
benjamin +. Miller was acquitted of n charge ot
assauiting Eobert S. Eosher.-Moilie Wallace and
Minnie Tray foot, whiit taking exercise on horse
back, came TO the conclusion that Seventh street.
was not wide enough for an equesrrenne splurea
and So they eEercackcd upon the sidewalk the
consequence of which was an arrest and a fine ~
si0-T"o lads named Barnes ard Scott ser.
fineG for throwing stones in the street -Roberr
save OF H. CatogUi was brought up for violation
OF the ordinance concerning huckstering and a 10,
OF butter In his Possession eonfiscated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

W CASUALTIES OF THE BATON ROUGE
CREOLE GUARDS. Co. 9TH Regt. La Vols, In
the Richmond battles Of Friday, June g7th, and
Tuesday evening, July list:
Juae a.th.-Killed: Private Ramon Bunex..i
Wounded Orderly sergt ] P Jones, very slightly
In loft hand; prvates Chas Bentley. very severely
in left knee Qeg amputated) Julius Foster In Left
hand; Noah A Hammer, slightly in right arm An
thony Gibbons and John Robinson, burt by spent
balls; aud Edward Smith, very severely in the
groin--7
Men in action: Three commissioned officers. four
non commissioned officers and thirty .th.e priv {ee
July lg.-killed: None. Wonneed Serst (.has
Merkle slightly In left sisle privates Cyrus Belt.
slishtly Ia right shoulder; Nicholas NcEm,sny. "a.
vereIy on right lag John Robinson, quite sey.reIy
in right arm and left leg.-a. =. -
Men in action Three commissioned and So,,r non.
commissioned ctficers and u privstea.
v 9-h' A. l. GUSHxAN. CanAssn
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rar 90 :. u,n cAso.I,,. srla4 ;. .-.a1.AsaIer,


This brigade. attached 10 Lcnsssssess division,
was under the Immediate commend ct Col. Jenkins
of the Palmetto sharpshooters. In thu bloody aeht
Of Monday evening, june GOTH n brilliant
charge upon Federal battery. although enGladod
for more than three hundred yards by a battery Of
Twelve guns, which dealt death aud destruction
throughout their ranks. the brigade never falered
hut oessinaoly pressed forward routing and driving
he eaemy aid capturing ,heirguns The gsiiaa,ry
OF the Palmetto sharpshoeters is especially CON-
mended. Col jenkins made some almost n;racp.
ious escapes. His horse was twice shot. his bride,
rein cut in two At his hand part of his sword car
ned away by grape, and broken close TO his side
by Minie his sword knot cu:, All India rubber
blanket perforated fifteen times, and his right
disabled, brt happily not 20 such an extent as to
compel him TO retire from the field The following
is recapitua'on Of The casualsies in the brigade:
Killed Wod'd Missy. No. cord in.
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TOBACCO IN LrScHBuRG.--A letter to tie At
len,a COnfede,acg, dated at Lynchburg, jane 2sth,
talking about tabacco. says:
The tobacco mania scenic to have run the entire
population asarA mad. They tall. ai,au. the dirty
filthy weed by day, and doubtless dream about
II by night. Even the darkies have caught the in
fiction ana are specializing in tobacco. hoping to
make t1eRry caRts out OF dimes investment in less
than 4 month! The existing exctemsn, On The to-
baceo sensation has had parallel in this country
since the lcorusnu't foot MS mania os ';i and 81 "
hope, however, it may prove II more substantial
ha6hst than that R1andest humbug OF he nine
teenth century. Tobacco and whisi,ey seem TO
be two of the most indispensable nfG!s 10
mans existence, and they VIII have them at
any price in spite Of war, restiience and famine
have hearb SO much said about it, and felt at il
and s.nelt at il much for the pas two DAYS that
feel this evening very much like a tobacco worm
that had smoked lis Eli of the Juice OF the poi.on-
ons plant and dropped to the ground in utter dis
gust Hundreds OF thousands OF do.rs have been
made in the last three months, by men in the city
by the rapid advance in the price of this staple
commodity of the Old dominion aud hundreds OF
thousands isy be lost by other shortsiglsed wishts
who imagine that tobacco will continue to advance
until it reaches the unprecedented .nd fabulous
price of five shinpaster dollars per pound. find
men here fro all parts of the South pitching into
tho speculation with zest and confidence that. is
truly astonisliingthink nothing of investing TWEEN.
sy-fve ard fifty thousand dollars in d single day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

Complained Of-Bat;le-ield plunderers a new
class OF industrial operatives brought into being by
the times, are much complained Of for the display.
several recent occasions, of an undue amount oil
acquisidveness. The parties bring to the city, in
carts and wagons, every species of Innder which a
elleontssied battlefield affords after one party
eyapora;es and the other retires in pursuit The
1aiitary police have recaptured good deal of the
above sort Of punder, which. ii appears, has been
Drought ini0 Rocketts in consderable quantities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

An Ercitfd Soldier. Among the occupants Of the
prisoners box ut the Mayors Court yesterday, was
young man dressed in Confederate uniform who
frequently interrupted the proceedings by ,ond
and incoherent expressions about the conduct OF
ths war. the interests OF the Cotton States and
finally by breaking out into Il whistle of tha. by.
gone air, Hail Columbia" Upon hearing this the
Mayor remarked that the man was certainly crazy.
and sent him off in custody of officer The pre-
vaiiing opinion was that the unfortunate soldier
had been running the blockade too often for the
preservation of his mental equilibrium
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS N THE WEST.
(From the New York World, July IL

The military situation at the West is not what it
should be. Gen. Curtis is reireatng, with pros
pect that he will lose hi army ard leave Missouri
undef.nded Gen. Mitchell is retiring before the
Confederates in Tennessee, and Gen. Morgan is
marching in the opposite direction from Knoxville.
Confederate armies turning up in every drec
tion and our forces nowhere rs strong III they
should be The Confederate conscription act, which
went into operation in February last has produced
is fruit in filling the Confederate rank and file with
men Of a more determined stamp than the voun
teers II il noticeable that the Coniederates who
fought AT Shiloh aud Fair Oaks are not the same
troops who behaved SO ign"biy at Roanoke, New
bern, and Done!son. Notwithstanding the draft
however and the unpromising state of affairs IL
the West, if the Conf.derates beaten at Rich
nond we will have men enough and 10 spare TO fin
ish the rebellion.
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4 La1afy for the HonadeL--The authorities have
brought in supply of the ice captured from the
enemy for the benefit Of orr wounded. Yesterday
ten wagon loads OF beautiful solid ice were brought
up to the city from Savages farm where 1t has re
manned since the enemy were driven back from
that mint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

Miss Susan Archer Tally. the Southera author
ess, who was arrested in April last at The house
Of Captain Smith, near Newport News, on s,,sp,
cion Of being spy, arrived in Baltimore asi Thurs
day from Fort Mcaenry, where she has resided for
the past two months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

THANKS TO MR. GEORGE PEABODY The Dab
1ih Cooperation has passed resolution fuanKfna
Mr.. George Peabody for his gift of sI5J000 to the
poor OF London and expressing regret that it has
not the legal power to confer the freedom OF the
city upon him.
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A rUrF FROM TIE GALLowS.

A negro named Hawkins was hung in New York
on the 27th ult Ia his address 70 the crowd around
the gaows he gave 'Old Abe FIRST rate notice. .
Saying he believed him 10 be the .best President
since,the days of Washington" The Herald says
Hawkins then ste pped mp to the Marshal and ask
Ell if he might be permitted to pray, and, re-
ceivirr au answer in The asiInaiive, he offered up
the Lords prayer with unusual clearness and fer
vor He then prayed for the whole country, for
The success ii Our ;,rnls id expressed hope TIA:
the rebellion wou.d be speedily crushed. He prayed
also that he Union inGh be restored AS it wa that
tie hearts OF the SLAVE masters might be softened,
SO that his brethren might bear the yoke more
easily, and that eventually the black race should
be forever free. For the welfare oi his sister and
other relatives he also offered up feeling prayer,
and concluded BY praying fof the President and all
those in authority unoer him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

Il The Yankee OE4srs' Qasarters establish.
naent. which is located on 18th street, has been
placed in charge of Cspf VIM S. Reed, of the
Presidents GusrtsS The roll IL called twice q day,
in the morning and evening and all tenants known
prisoners, from the General OF Division down 20
the third lieutenant, have to respond thereto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

Lou Waser.-Tbe effect Of the present extremely
sutry weather can be seen by looking at the bed Of
james river. which Il now lower down. though, very
muddy. than il has bean for many day. II th~
dry spell continues, many Of the little streams that
assist 10 add dignity TO the above stream must IN
continently dry up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

The authorities are debating tho prnpriefy Of re-
moving all OF the Yankee prisoners from the tobac
factories to Belle Isle in James river. 1t il
thought that the location would suit for the pur.
poses indicated admirably. The temptation to es-
cape would not be enhanced by the change In
position, while fewer men would serve az 4
guard. The river Is OF considerable depth around
tho shores OF the isand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

rason driro, engaged in taking off . Load Of
muskets, brought from the bastishelds in front OF
Thoanas's factory. on Monday evening. had the
fingers Of his left hand blown OF by tho accidental
disctarge Of one Of the pieces. which he was at
tempting 10 extricate from the resi-
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d. ~ INFORMATION WANr4D-Of NV bro.
thsr, dEORGE W. SPHER, of Comnsnv n III
Regiment Of Rifles, g. C. ", wae was scnt Is hos.
pitai u Richmond about th< 10th Of Juns. Please
leave Information st this ofaoe.
jy g-9ts a. oprru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

HAPT. ALEX. MILLER, 2lst N. c. regiment,
~ WAS wounded on the 27th ~ june. Any In.
formation of his whereabouts, ief at the Monnmen.
tai Hotel win be most gratefully received by h!s
brother liY 9-Nsl PRANK MILLRR
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E ESFORMATIOH W WANTED-OfJ j. f. BOSTON,
l 20,,, North Carolina regirneut company A, Capt.
Slangh. Address JsA. WICKS, Confederate Gun
boat Nans.moud. Drewrys BluH jy 9.-T'
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QEief.--The city was remarkably quiet yesterday
Not solitary arrest was made by the civil police.
and the cage lsstAFeaing wsstsaapt'ess.
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us Wagons In long trnln Of gOns which
passed through Main street. yesterday &exe several
substantial vehicles marked y. s. A.
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INFORAfATION WANTED--0f HENRY A
EDW ARDS a private in the sesh n c. ReE't.
company q, n.lw wounded in this city. by his IN,
th-r HENRY II. EDWARDS, ut the General In
tegence Office. jy gilt
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SHIELDS AND MCDOWELL.

II is stated a notorious fact that General
Shields, in a personal alteration with his
superior, General Mcdowell at Front Royal,
drew his sword upon him and made Use OF
very violent and uncomplimentary epithets and
that in the of his remarks he alluded to hi,
favorite theme the battle Of Winchester and placed
j. in invdioustontrast with the battle of Bull Kun
The following is the language which WAS used, as
reported: General Mcdowell, yoa have fought
yolIr maiden battle and have fought mine. Yours
was at Hull Rum and mine was at Winchester
U1achester Correspondence Ne~ York Horld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

nHIvATE T. T.. COMBS company l, 35th re-
gilaent North Carolina Tro0ps had his leg
broken in the battle on Tuesday. the lst Of July.
1852 ard is now in the Winder Hospital third sii-
vision. ward 81. /. jy 9.-lts
e Goidsboro Tribune plsese copy.
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4 NY IMPORTATION with regard 10 the where,
~ abonts of JAMES p. MOSS, Company D, 18Th
south Carona Regiment, will be thank fully reeeiv-
ed if left ct this Office, to the address OF ga
iv q-lts JAMRS d.. HARRISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

~ COKgR AND LADY are at the American
I J. Hotel. and wish to know WHERE 10 nnd their
son. Lieut. w. G.. COKER, Of the sta regiment o.
C ". and Capt, JAS. L CoKEK, Of the 9TH reGi-
,uent s. CIV iy 9--lta
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IMPORTATION wANTED--Of the wheFeaheQts
of G. r. DURISOE. Company ID. llth South
Carolin. Regiment. who was wounded a. the S7th
regard 10 him viii be gratefully received by his -
ther ii addressed to this office. ss7ss. s..
.jy Sit W. ,. ptRtSOE, bk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JOHN PER.
i KlNSON, 14th North Carolina cginent, Raleigh
Rifles wounded in battle on Tuesday last. A note
addressed me at the Dispatch office will be CRATE
fully received b. j. PERKlNSON.
10 a.
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Of Corporal Ed
MONDS, company r. 9th regiment Louixiana
v0unteers wounded In last Tuesdays battle II In
hospital or private family, send address to
w. r. LINDSAY,
jy Ats Corner of 5th and Marshau ~
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-
All NAN
ordered
FooO, coy
day morn
ecnlpsnE
r will be