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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-20
NuIH u "OFtstH DSsO0e, ue0 u,
JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auctr. au Is


A DESIRABLE FARM of 1870 acres, with the stock
"A OF Horses, Mules, Cows, and Farming Imple-
ments, in Henrico county, about seven miles from
Richmond, near the bead Of the Brooke Turnpike,
adjoining The lands OF Half Sink DR.. Powell, &c, at
auction-At the request Of Mr.W Taliaferro, will
sell upon the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th Of
August, at 10 O'Clock II, the above named Farm,
at present occupied by himself. The Farm contains
$50 acres of which there are about 100 ceared aud
parity under cultivation; the balance in woods. The
improvements consist Of q dwelling, with SIX rooms,
together with the usual buildings, including an
excellent ice house.
lnlDed lately after the sale of the Farm will pro-
coed TO sell SIX fine Mich Cows, two Heifers, hfty
Hogs, four excellent Mules, two Horses, q good
Threshing Machine, and all the Farming Utensils.
The purchaser can have the privilege OF taking the
growing crops at valuation, and in that event, eau
have possession Of the Farm in Q few days.
TERSs-For the real estate, 0ne-tbird cash, or the
whole il preferred; the balance at and IL months,
for negotiable notes. interest added and secured by
a trust deed. For the personal property, cash.
At the same place will Offer for sale Farm in
Hanover about IL miles from Richmond and 2
miles from the Central Railroad containing 300 acres
with all the Necessary improvements.
au 15-tds JAS N TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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INFORMATION wanted as to the where
L abouts of Z I'll Tuck, private in company
ID, Capt Vim Turner, SD regiment Va vol
unteers, Armistead's brigade, Gen Piekett's
division. When last heard from he was in
Shenandoah coomty, Virginia, and was
deranged. He is about six feet high, very
erect, with blue eyes and dark hair. AS
his relatives feel much anxiety about him any
information concerning him will be CRATE
fully received by his father. Any one fur
nislIing the desired information viii be libe-
rally rewarded by addressing
BENNETT TUCK, SR,
Enfield P o. King William co, Va.
III iS-d3tsw.t&
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RY tae Governor of Vrgina--A Proclamation -
- Information having been received by the Execu-
tive that Claiborne, slave, convicted Of felony;
Dick a slave, charged with murder ,and James Ring
a free negro, charged with felony who were CON
fined the jail of Henrico county, made their escape
therefrcm on the night Of the 9Th Of July last and
ARE now going at large Therefore, do hereby offer
Il reward Of hundred and ty dollars 10 any per-
who shall arrest the said slaves and ifee negro
ana deliver them into the jail Of said county or fty
dollars for such arrest and delivery Of either OF them;
and do moreover require all officers Of this Com
monweaitb, civil and military, and reques: the PEG.
pie generally, 10 their best exertions procure
their arrest, that they may be brought To justice.
49,, Given under my hand Governor, aud
l.. s. under the Less Seal II the Common wealth
49, y 1T Richmond, this 18th day Of August, 1888
By the Governor JOHN LETCIiER
Gao MusFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Claiborne is the property Of Mrs Smith, Of Henrico
county. He is described as about feet inches
high, Is years old, dark complexion, soutly hail,,
has aowncast look, and seldom speaks except when
spoken TO.
Dick Is the property Of Or Pollard; Is about 10
years DID, about feet high, light complexion, and
good iooA ing; has bold appearance, .ad answers
promptly when sposent tn.
James King, the free negro, is a very bright mn.
iatto, might almost be taken for q white man, about
feet inches high and well made; Is years old un,
assuming in bis manners: lives in the upper eHd Vi
Heurico. au 20-3t
nRUGS, DRUGS.-A fresh and desirable
IL lot Of Drugs, just arrived, consisting in
part Of gum camptaor, odlde potash, powd ipecae,
cream tartar fias sulphur, sup carb soda extract
ogwood, blue stone, English copperas black pepper,
whole and ground; allspice, mace cloves, balsaIn
copaba, spirits ntfe, sulph morphia caicned nlag
nesia bstering ointment all Of which vii! De sold
At low prices by fau 2e-2il KW POWERS
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY CoMPANY.-Hay
ing secured the.services Of commander Of ten
years naval experience, the Beard has determir "a
TO commence operations forthwith and for that pur
pose requires the subscriptions to be paid up mme-
diatey Persons desiring to subscribe are urged 70
do SO without delay, the books viii Be closed q
soon a. the capsal 10 made up
On Io-ss il APPuss0N, Treasurer.
DOxRDiNG. Mrs CHAS u LANGLEY, Main sfTes7
- nearly opposite the s. Charles Hotel can accom-
m0iate 3 few gentlenen with Beard by the day or
mouth. Shs has also swo pheasant furnished Room
for rent an1p-ate
VINEGAR, &c.
10 bbis purs ctisr Vinegar
70 GgO0 ahanGhai Matches
chegea Hlack Tea
e le-se No - rsssiss, ss;os car.
nj 0TICE-h obe61aoo 6 IL pros51s17Si1S
IN ef IL esaot1one - ~ Cul(easraae GIoesa
ssdsssnd issssss IN + 80 4 ~ ~ -. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AJEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager .........R u Uedeh
Traarnrer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Briggs
hErNOTTCE. in obedience 10 tho Proclamation
of the President, the Theatre will be oscd on thi-
DAY NIGHT. There will be no performance.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG 20, 1868,
The performance will commence with the beautiful
and grand Overture,
TRAVIATA .............. Orchestra.
When viii be presented the very laaghab!eFarce Of
ROUGH EIAMOEn
Dance Observation-Disclosures. Miss NJ PaTtington
The performance will conclude with the thrilling
play, in three acts, translated from the French
Of NM Theodore BarrieJe and Henry de kock
entitled
TILE OLD Ii O u SE
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y RD.-Ran away frcHl my residence in Hen
IL rico county on Monday, the l7sh Of August, IA
negro man named GEoRGE, hired by me from Mr.
Samuel D. Iea,e Of Hanover. He is about 20 years
OF age, medium height, strong active, and well made,
with regular features, ark skin, and tine Set OF
teeth suitable reward viii be paid for his appre
henson and delivery TO me or tC any jaIlor within
my reach. THOMAS II. ELLIS
aI12
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PERSONAL

INFORMATION WANTED--Eoncerning
/ my servant girl Henrietta. She left my
house on last Monday morning. When last
seen was pursuing my horse on Clay street.
Sud girl is II or 12 years old, aud badly
grown. A liberal reward will be paid for her
delivery at nay feed store, or information so
that get her, on Marshall, corner 9th st.
al l9-3t% WIN T LINDSAY.
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AND for Sale The subscribers will effar at pub
- tic auction, at Rce's Depot, on the South Side
Railroad, in The county Of Prince Edward, Va, On
Friday, the lsih pf September next, two tracts of
Land One contains $50 acres Of land, and lies four
miles from the depot the other contains CO., and lies
mile Fl, N the depot, Both tracts well weode,
watered and convenient, aud stand high an excellent
farms. The surplus timber alone on these runs is
woft. large SUN. Persons seeking an ,uycstment
Will do we'll ~ examine for themselves
TksMs--tash, IN Confederate money
Address, South Boston Halifax, va
JOHN = ROGERS
an i9--slItiGes BYRD ROGERS
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A BALI. AT TANNERS HAII-0n Thursday next
"A the Goth instant, we viii give a CorAoN PARTy
at Tanners Hall, on Main street. Splendid music
embracing u portion Of Capt SMITHS very popua,
Band, wil be in Attendance gu the occasion. Tick
cts admitting q gentleman and Two ladies, IS, aId
can be had by applying TO either one OF The Managers
w.. JOHN STERLING,
Serg't Nil Is, Managers
au lS--2tTa&Ths K QUINCY,
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From nv pre-
y misses bay MARE, with a wound on the
right styful joint of the hind leg. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving her at
Mrs Ricks's, on Main, bet. 23d and 9th sts.
au 19-2t% j. KICKS.
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RUNA VA Us.

one Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward My ser.
~ wants Ben and Kitty ran away the early part oi
July will pay $,5 for the arrest CT either, If con
lined in Fiuvanna aii; for the arrest Of both ii
So confined. will pay $780, Len is about IS years
Oil, dark complexion, tolerably well grown, and
good looking no particular marks remembered. His
motuar belongs TO Mr. jerry Woodward, OF Gooch-
land county, ,h whom lie lived until the last few
years Kitty is abou. "a years old, and was raised
~ my father, Dir Jalian kean, of Louisa, and Lef
children are at his late residence. Sno is not
very dark, is she bright She IS about medium
height, and well made fer strength. No marks re
meinbercd, The servants were hired 10 " Cooke,
Of Fuvanna, the present year.
au 2o-2aw2w Mrs SUSAN BOSTON.
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By F.il;ana, Hanes d Weisiger, Auet'rs.

~ "uts"t, T7"HtS W Vs'St5e', z1Htt TT
WE will sell at auction ROOMS, Odd Fellows
" Hall, Franklin street, On Tuesday 23th instant,
at 10 O'Clock, large stock OF Groceries, &c eipbrac
lng Sugars, Candies Soda Liquors lard, and bacon.
hair cioth.
i Hya-farticulars hereafter.
Parties wishing u add this sale will send tleir
goods in on Monday.
PuLIlAM, HANES & wRIsIGEg,
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T OST-Betwe cen Tompkins's Depot and
Il Berksyille,. on the South-Side K Il, 4
small black Satchel containing package OF
official papers, and some wearing apparel
The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the same to Capt RObt Haryie, OF the
Richmond and Danville r r, or forwarding
the papers addressed to me at Liberty, Va.
au l9--2t* N TERRY.
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NTILMINGTON THEATRE.
LESSEE ............... -. Messrs Jsskns Co.
The above beautiful Theatre win he open for the
fal! and winter season on the 2od Of september.
ladies and gentlemen CT the profession. wishing
e: gagements win apply immediately.
s~5 s@sszss ss.s JAMES HARRISON.
al 1e--ets Stage Manager
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Bu 4. d. WAlia,ns, AuetiOneer.

600 prs Whitnore's cotton ieBf cards, No 10
au Il, SUMNER Il ARENIS Asyts
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THE OLD HOU SE
ON TIE
BRID OF NOTRE D. II T.

BRIU II Il Or " ~ NJ IL II Il III H.
Count jules De Lavargne, con of the
Countess ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dorsey Ogden
Duchernn, Bohemian gyp ey -. X D'Orsey ogden
Chevalier lie Latour, gambler and roue j W Thorpe
Victor resonnes friend oil Constant. + NJ Bates
Constant DevreuX, an artist. IL Guion
Renard landlord of the Willow tavern. T Duncan
GuiliOt, lawyers clerk ..,...-..-.......J Wells
Antcnin an assassin ............R Brown
Countess DC iatour ................M Mrs neItar
Zoe de In Roche, young Creole. Hiss " rem
Julie de Morney, niece OF the Countess Miss Percy
Manviette, a ,!orist, newly married to
Gu,lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crystal
Louise, femme de chambre 70 the Count
ess. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Salie Partngton
Justine keeper Of the Old House. Miss LuDham
Boa,men, guests, (mae and female, officers Of jus
tice, servants, &c.
RS- In rehearsal great historical play, from the
French of Alex. Dumas, entitled
CATHARkNE HOWARD.
NouoE.-The doors open at haltpast I. Perform
anee commence at quarter past O'Clock precise
" All 2o--1t
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IXTANTED-To rent, small house, lu.-
w nished or unfinished, in any Tespe a,.
BILE neighborhood in the city LOT wMI 81 y
liberal rent will be given. Address s.x
niSDatch office au sD-Vt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-20

FEMALE SCHOOL on Church Hil--Niss d LOUISA
PEASANTS respectfully announces that she will
re open on the Est Of October the School formerly
under the control OF Rev B Price. She will have
competent assistance, and win give ipstructiou in
Music and French, as heretofore.
!. a. take pleasure 10 commencing ltss Peasants
~ my former patrons and the public ~ N accomp
lished and slccessful teacher. b PRltE
NJ l4--6ts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-22

4 GFKNAS BOY WANIFD ]" a ti.p-
~ ,s-- store On. ,hout iG OF Is yei-.od t,n Laws
s,cf rtnst'n b, sppiyi ny 81 tie Gro az $50. ~
= ,,yd of n1stg' -
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THk GALWAY LINE-THE ATLANTIC
1 IRISH ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY ADklAlIC, 1900 horss po-er, 1900
toes ulBERSIA, 1900 horse Iossr, 5000 tons
cot SbiA, 1000 horse rover 500 tos, ANGLIA.
iol0 horse power, 1000 tons The MAJ nlheent tide
wheel slsamship HIBERslA, LapI Moran, viii ssn
iroin Boston torGaiwsy .pd L,s,poc, on Tuesis,,
Sork al l.. Rates OF passage. pAy able in sold 90
10 squvsen; In eqIrsney st cabin s,n, ntsrmed-
ate s.n sts-TsSs 80. Ne- fors &c - ohu 80 y o..
80 PASSENGERS forwarded sso 10 I.ond n p.rls
Han,bits. Havre, brsrnsn. Rotterdam, Antwerp, DC
81 iosrst Tate, IAfrs from Liverpool or dslwsv TO
Ss~ York and Bottom th, go, $50, clos For pAs-
sxx, apply TO SABkL & SfAKIE, 93 Btoadwky
Tor frsGnt rate. Of freight aud specie, aud all other
iuformslien, spply 10 / ANRENCf GILES 4 co, II
-o,.th WiliismU. 2Is
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PRIESTS rs q 10 CENT HAIR DYEBest
- IN UsE. Dyss Res a. Grey hair 70 . beautiful
Black or brown Depna-<6 South Second s, VIII
gitsmshuIfh~ toc aAA IN nyp&cj1 svuyVhGNoQoA
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SAVINGS BANKS.

ERASkLlS SAVINGS BASk. COR. Eighth
y. Mondays, Weanesdss aud SATURDAY., to : 4 n
lptersst yer ssnI D.posti IuAds ~ before lAuu.
az iVtn, q. lLI.f'n hem Jauusfy D." >AAt I'll
NtWbf, ffssidsa'. JAMS f.th ..i ELAis
see'''.f'' -------...-... ~
IElISG SAVINGS lSSlIItIIDa.
NJ S6 W hkkEN 81
=, kn,artg allowed 81 tie rata oi I-r csui on al
lofl, snLtsi thereto. open ds', from ll ~ y
loons foin 4to1 r. n. \. hensy ~ loan ou
bond aud pot'ssw -, ,,~,vt,>, ,..,,.-.
VANDERBILT l.. BtAloS, Secretsry -
EISGS COUNTY
SAVINGS RAsk.
south IN ~ eJr. oi Ath, WillismfburtL tNa'hIuI
OPEN DAILY, fkus 70 O'clock IN
OF assst, as. 'N I0.n ~. .. 81 ~ '''
FIX PIN CENT rPR ANNuM,..
90, fkkE IRON GOVERNMENT TAX,
viii be psd on all san, entitled thereto and remain
lneress not called ior vii be credited as principal
Depe'it. made Ny 90 The ION J.nu.i, viii draw in
JHOuAS & hoURT, President.
JAMES HALL lT Vice Precedent.
JACOB INNER, I'd Vice President.
JAMES y HEARNN, S,cIstAIy.
JOHN MCCAIN, Citrl. <l3
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK.
~ No. 4l9 CspAlst, e-rner 81 Vsiies.
open daily frem 10 A y to 2, and from 3 to p
sax per cent interest so s.d on sums Of $500 and
UNDER and A.. Pey cent , Gp sTSsI ;nP' p,
WI W.T. !. A wHIffocx. Vic. Presidents.
GARDNER 6. CHAPLIN. SECRETARY. ~
rs q 10 CENT HAIR DYRBs,
s.et or rrc. 'b ne e scS,s ai sss e O :: WI
" tamlhurfh~ toc aAA hX Qp&CJu sv0yVhgA co.,
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rl,Uy RPsr CHANCE vvr Nps rop
L g., -, .A' IN
- ness' Anx,tN o1 hhpslon heWh" NAh N
hsna Quay ones 10 "Ahr" los
NlFkD STATES CRul1lSn OFFICE,
~ Y'o Br advay, Room No. u.
pVuN EeernUr waited lmWedia civ.
tash Bounty ..... s8andt iU
Government Bount, ..,.,.... "
sts', e, soan, n,, II b. ,,,,; rS
Y Is Coiorsd recruit. ..utsd BroI,r. and run.
n'rs literally com nls'iousd ~
UINt,N vnJ,rsrh nrEIrR ~ Axn
| 60, ~, w. - '.t;N. VI ~ q hNp
49,. 90 fntor ct s'W cash down 90 nonntscr ..
Wa rms M ioN-- hhN W ant
~, 20 ,,a%;di.ssy Tor Cs,.i,; A,'l''rs ana lnf.n-
Non can rely on being fairly treated. and on being
pad hA, ihsy agree Tor Al ipformatios - TO ssse
.sly! s.:n ii.. xpSiy At he tn.a Stat, zen.
Canal ssd Howard sis, Ne. Nort. i?9
sins AVER, "ao one, 10 .o,l for n. "a, TN Isi
,CIr,,r,,ro ,,rr,,,. ~ c,.s,'
vo.uHIt Els Wi, E !hh OhANoE
e.' ea.a.' offered 'o-d., ohce 10 "'i"''' 100
NoLtNIEtkN, lltNllON-WANIED
this d., good men "a choose their 'o.u regiments,
s sS, y' TGns, ia "a, S''.M InA'fH g.
VoLuNTgEKs-MEN pEslRiN,: 10
snlis viii do vel 50 ..li sud sec u' a. No. $40
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MILITIA Y.

7OO VOLUNTEERS wAHTrD-wTLL
OOpsy 200 sssb IN hand Acnts ard ryonsrs
hrinrut men sill 10 lihsrslly and promptly rad BY
CAPT y fLASNAGAS. Call a. fsmmsny Hall
room 81 81
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COLORkD MEN. AIrENTlON-vOLuk.
" t.,p -sptcd inmsdiatsly. s,1s bounty, 600
sash 10 baud. aud Nv drA-bsehs At ssitlement.
As.uts and riuns,' h'iussC tneu hbsfAly md
tar lUlstmtHt Office. syS Brosdsay bsswssn Canal
sod HO.p sts N,v iuri ls1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-22
Moral acowardic

We have very little patience, says the
Columbus (Ga Ssns, with that kind of
pa siotism which flags and runs into deli.
! i..aas Of despair at the announcement Of
news unfaYorable TO our arms: Gowardies
Is contemptible andsr aIf eirunm instances,
but ii iis especially 50 under the cifcula.
stances atapraaent surrounding ns S0long
as we resolve to do our duty as citizens and
soldiers, we cannot fail-never. Indepen-
dence, Ike every thing valuable, must cost
something Who can estimate its worth {
Have we already paid its fullprice 10 blood
and treasure z Our suffering is insiggnlf-
cant, compared with thatof Switzerland, OF
Scotland, or Greece, or even with thatof
little Texas, when she. was struggling g
gainst Mexican tyranny. Mo-! Our cause
is not lost; ;it never will be; is 5ust God
in bis infinite wisdom, may chasten as, as
he did ancient Israel, but will deliver us
.atthe proper time. The war may last six
months or itmay continue six years. In
either case, the gonfe ederate money will be
redeemed. It viii be worth more at the
close of the war than now Confederate
Bonds on the day a Treaty Of Peace iarati-
fed between the:twoS1 Governments will coRs
imand premium in the London markets.
Mark the prediction.
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EDITORIAL ITEMS.

-The weather the past week has been
warm and dry-excellent for threshing.
wheat, and our farmers are ssmaking hay
while the sun Shines Gen. Green is said
to be threatening raid on some of our
fields.
IF amy Maryland ever intended TO
writhe from under tsthe despot's heel, !" she
has had ample opportunity the last month.
When the blue bellies kick up row about
the conscription, cannot Baltimore get up
a mob ?
The authorities of Charleston have
nabbed the spectators, and put straight
(soldiers) jackets on them. Butter, eggs,
&C., that had been shipped to some Of them,
was sent back to this place from Columbia,
as the railroad is employed on Government
business So they may enjoy the dry crust
intended for our people.
- Coils. Witherspoon, of Lancaster, VIII
lliams, of Laurens, and Secrest, of Chester,
formerly of the Reserves, we see are IN the
ranks, and have been nominated as candi.
dates for election to the militia Regiments
about to be organized. This shows the true
spirit, and we are free to say, the above
gentlemen were always Individually popu.
lar in the late commands that would have SO
unceremoniously dismissed them.
-"D-n you, be easy" said wounded
Yankee in a Charleston hospital, to nurse
the other day, who was bathing bis eyeless
sooket-the nurse should have punched out
the other for the uDgratcful scoundrel.
- Vice President Stephens was in Colum'
Ebis on Saturday evening last, when he was
called on to address large assemblage who
serenaded him. He gave an account Of bis
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-07-22
THE PROCLAMATION.

30 -Fs"
President Davis has sissued his Proclama-
tioD, extending the conscription age to 45,
) as passed by Congress atthe outset Wheth- 1
sser this call Will interfere with the late Or
!. .ganization of 5000 troops for State defence,
between the ages Of 40 and so, is a. .ques-
ton among many, but We rather think not
that the late organization will be presery-
3 ed, and the transcription applied to those,
: out of it, at least for six months after the
Iss of August, proximo. This will sconsid.
( erably enlarge the number Of citizens re.
qaired to leave their immediate homes, but
twill only be for an emergency, and we
trust q brief one The eonscripts will be
required to Fill up the deeimated racks of
companies abroad, while the militia, or q
portion of them, will be kept.within "a
hours hail Of every quarter of the State:
The timehas come when exemptions are to
be closely locked .sssaat.e- foreigners are re-
auired to take their, places in the ranks,
and curtailmeut Of exemptions is being
considered The list of Government off,
cials We learn is to be pruued Of all who
may besdeemed capable of active duty, to
make room for the disabled soldier, as al
ready provided, and the press are recom-
mending arequisition for those having sub
stitutes in the Geld Insthe Charleston Cou-
riieT we find the following, which will prove
rather strong dose for weak stomachs, but
we give the recipe for what tmay be worth,
reserying our own opinioa
aThose who have availed themselves of
substitutes should also be required to take
their places in the ranks. He who has more
: money than patriotism is pitiable object.
They should never have been permitted to
fight by the hand of another. But the
crime they were guilty. .ofin sending man
to take the place they should have felt it an
honor to. 6l!,, was not nearly SO great when
the act was committed as it is under present
circumstances. The cause needs every maD
who is able to carry amusket. He who're.
fuses to meet the call now made by his
country is unworthy of that coubtry-un-
worthy of its gallant men-unworthy of its
poble women. The call is to each one Of
us, and each must obey it for himself and
: in his own person. He who answers the
demand by furnishing some one else is as
despicable as he who, under any false plea,
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From, Chaarle

lGHARIHsToN, July 90 The firing was
resumed to-day from land batteries, moni-.
tors; Ironaide and mortar boats The shell
ling was. severe. Battery Wagner IS un.s
touched Officers from below officially re-
port that We have buried upwards Of 800
Yankees within our lines The surgeons
are now operating on wounded Yankees
Most Of the wounds are fearful from grape
and !cannister The body Of Col. Shaw. of
the achusetss negro regiment was
found: on the parapet with his black Order
" Sergeant, and was buried among hisovn
tranna u s 3, 2: ~ y ~ i
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PosTsCR1!PTUMs

Beloys we give the news by last evenings
mail. ID addition, we learn outside from
2 sreliable source, z, that late on Monday
evening the flagship 1sonsiass gave signal
Of distress, and made for, the bar in
the classic language of Abraham Hanks
Lincoln, .at g Yickabufg jubilation, she
tssasc1ea tail and s1u,s--and now fol. the
music ~ The citizens Of Gharleaton are
confident Of success, even Independent. of
Fort W Wagner. 3 Il SIS sss;