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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27
~ A.exanae1 Noss, Aues s

DEADY.MADR OLOTHM0. saoRs. FuR
II NITURB, Aa-WM be sold a. auction, q
my store, on TUESDAY, Jan "a, O. II o'elock,a
laI ge lot Of Ready Made Olo,hins, Bho.s Sisnksts
Furni ure. Stoves, So. Also. . lot OF Paint con
sisting OF Ochrs, Sienna. Vsrdges IS grssa
Gun Ws6s; 80 Dc IN Oodiiyer OIL q pas
aa6 AL1x MOTT. Anslionssr
DUBLIO SAL6 OF TWITTY LIKxLT
il YoUEG NRdROES IN THE UP:ER END
OF 0coCHLAND COUNTY. sUsSDAY.
tie 9Th day Of January. 1863. on 'te white 8au
road, 1t the late residence Of George T. lassasvs,
now oesuptsd BY Capt PAnnill j., ave mhss
QoEtheAet from Columbia, will be sosa by aafuca
twenty young NEG 80E8-men. women girs $50
DO; .: rough carpenter. cook and lsr5 sfesa Fec.
sons attending the sale from Riehnoed .sin srr'vs
at Columbia at SIX o'clock A. n. soa taose nom
Lynchbnrs Saturday evening prsvi-cs 20 DAY o.
sails. By packet b,st copvsyAnce llsy be hsd
ffcn Columbia 70 the sale.
Will bs sold at the same time thrss yoAes o.
heavy CXEN and other Cattle. fsrs seung ana
well broke Hansss HORSES, OK Yt6oN. f0ef'
horse WAGON &c An N. n a...i,1
is17-sdss Capt George Panal ?. 5. a.
4 VALUABLE SHALL TIRNIs TGE cEk
IA TRIAL ROAD. about two niles b os Rich
nond, Fob SALE Ar AUCTION Ry The ~
oue4t Of the legatees Of thu late VIM j. tFrIes a.
ceased, shall sell on TUESDAY, tbs :? dsy
January, 1863, d IL clock, 70 tho t'sts b.sdss.
on the prcmiseA the abovs-dsscshea Fam. y
contains 10 acres, about 20 cleared. she taisres
wood. IL &diolns the lands Of John Ccrlie, dsss
and VIM Green, and opposite Mr. w aopess
It would nsAs most excellent Infiss' ss,ses.
and it Il seldom 70 desirable Q farm Tered M
sale. II lies well, and b very GEsse & Sc Of In
proverient. TAsre ne no houses en- tie iFaalsss
TsRns-AaSs known % u: Ssy o. .si WE
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ByJaRss n. fayisr . son, Az1.isassss.

~ Janss a. fayIsr . sen, Az1.isassfs.
ERAMRD HOUSE AND LOT Ga MAPLE
J street, Rockets. AT AUCTios We vii
sei, upon the premises, on TUSSnaY, tbs 9Th
day OF January, commencing at { o clock =. L..
. Framed House. located on Maple s.rsst, Book
eta, between Poplar and Bloody.sua ssres:s ]!
contains several rooms and y paftiea ally adapted
for q small sized family. The Lot fronts 50 fest
and rams back the usual depth.
TERMS One third essh the bslsEes al and
months for negotiable notes with Ia sessst added,
and secured by trust deed. The pu.r laser to pay
the taxes and insurance for 1858
ja22 JAS d TAYLOR L SO u. Lue.isL
NJ. RsdWssd 4 Phillips, Auc.rs.
WE WILL SELL at our store On TUESDAY
w morning, 9th, at 10 O'Clock. at sne,ion,
large variety OF
Furniture and Clothing,
One splendid Piano.
Al II o clock, In front Of store
One sp-isg Wagoe, Hogse and EsMasa
-ALS0,-
Carpets and Curtains.
xEDWOOD 4 fEyrLIPS.
- 26-9 '~f'' lonasS.
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by Redwood 4 Phillips, Aact..

CEVXNTY FIVE To EI9HYv ~ rs v0R
- HIRx AT PUBLIC AUCTION - re will hire
Gus IT public auction, on TUySDAf he 9th Of
January. 10 tbs cfice Of Cioptor & .ne, on the
corEec Of Wall AND Franklin stseets, hom
IS to so NEGROES
Curing 10 commence at o'clock ear racing farm
haadJ, hoass servants, COOKS. WASH 8 and Iron
ers Also. several email boys aud ei's
The HIKING will continue from da. 70 day until
all are hired
TEEMs-Made known On tbs dap o. tiing.
REDWOOD 4 PHILLIPS,
ia 2I-id aaationssrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

= AID FUR gALR-rhe sno.er1ber offsrs for
1 4 ssla his PLANTATION. in Eottoway coun.
", Va. four miles from Blacks and Whites d. pot,
on tie South Side Railroad, and within few hours
ride Of Petersburg CT RichiEond II contains three
hundred and twenty acres abe ut one third Of which
is In cultivation producing well in tie usual erope;
the balance Is in original growth and l1es. The
dwelling il new. AID contains iivs good rooms v 1 b
sr excellent dining -room i'll the bssemsnt I hs
Ont tu 6iass, Including excellent ice house. ere
all rev, end ample for she place. There IL q go,d
appEs and peach orchard of young tries. Should
tbs pu: h,sss dssiss IL vail sell the Stock, Crop,
Farming UssGsia, sac, with the land Being In
the rasr OF 2iccn. nd this place IL safe from the
inroads Of thu enemy aud # :s unImal inauce.
Enfns to physiSisu a. large ana lucrative prac.
sice has bee dore for many Yeas frcm this point
Yer furthsr particulars address
THos Il BLAEDY, ND,
IA 27-l0!s Elaoks and Whites. Va.
4 MELIA LAsD rUR SALE Il c.isr for sale
"A really ils tract OF LAID, Containing
aooat + aeres-sboat e,ghy in o:ie:rai forest
and one hundred in Pine. all conveniently situated
at different points There q plain dWsIii 40 on
Il. containing FIVE sms ! roons. The or.bouses
q good, and snfle;en. for The p'scs. II better
an larger dwelling house should be desired b.
purchassr. there 10 q nouse ROW on the place that
might at comparatively small cost, be converted
i1so hancsorls DIV fling sTith four roons, ;e by
81 feet esah ant two passages 8 By l6 ieet each.
1t IL q new house snd Insy be sijsi to convent
eatiy. Ehfs farm ID Ia as good q nesgs borho.d n
mites II n both Mattosx a1a rehu'A Stations on
tbs Richmond srd Datv.i:e gailsoad, and only II
miles from ,uring and s'iss Il i'll on the Apo.
matte river, and from ; stesn, iw mill On the
Genito road. The river Is ravisshls Tor small
boats 10 hastoa. Station and to rsssi , 20 g
jas7-6ts flee l.3 Main st Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

By Benson 4 IRE, Auctfs,
Charlottesville, Val
NOMMIsSIOEER's 4 OF TWENTY
~ kLAVES--I viii sell at pubic auction, on
NJ IsDAY. Fsb'y 2, 1868 (Albemarie Court eay0
IN the town Of CharIottesvlls-
Twenty SLAVES,
Eighteen Of whom are young and likely.
las ID JONES, Com'r.
Sale ~ EkNsoy & ERo, Aucts. isT-tt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

3. lxs. nj. rayier = sen. AscsisnssFs.
nas,RABLE BRILK HOUSE AND LOT, on
IL tie &orth Tide Of Clay between Aunford and
Gamer ssresu, AT AUCTION We viii sell upon
the premises, en- THCRsDAY. the 18th dap Of
Janusy. commencing at o'clock n. desirable
brick Homo located % above, beyond the corpO.
ration In is. II con. sfs four rooms, d twostofy
brick kitchen, AID Will OF excellent water. Tho
hoUse hss been recently painted and Is in good Or
ssr. The ios fronts about IS feet and runs back
tae usual depth to an alley.
TEEMs.-onethitd cash; the balance Ut 4 and
months, FOR negotiable nosss. with interest added
and secured by y ,rus. deed The purchaser to pay
the t. 81 and insurance for 1863.
jazz JAS TAYLOR Il SON, AuctA
~ Il. q. Geek. AEctisnssY.
EU2EITUED &C., AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
T EfisDAY, sc IA instant Will sell at my store.
AZ 10 o'dock, gens-al aksortnen. Of FUEEi.
TUES, zach IS
Hadsseads,
Beds.
II sir and Shuek Eas.reases
Eofas. Chaiss Teb'e. etc,
Ffu2sois. ply, al other Carpets,
Cooking, Par.or, ssai other 8 o7ss,
Together with assortment Of
Czoskery Wac.
jas7 lB COOK, kuct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

~ The LArExT NoRTH1Ex PAPxka- Fpll
Asss " all tho latest Northsen pspsrs (received
lss1 nieht Fer dig Of trues) at the Confederate
lseaiDe Room Aiea, . copy ef HGnk Leallts
leefsydesd Mems. Containing portrait ~ Oaptsin
psa~nmie vtew Of the sreat battle Of Frederjcks
hafs beaiAss many othsr ElustzAtiops, AdnIsaion
10 cents Is z. - - 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

~ WVUk1M - - 0<AsSSOesSs
r AraI EaICK bTOkS AID IWBLLIsa
eiovss fsSsesy. . hh iarge L<t eitash ccntasI.
ing ase sess. FoH sAs4e, At AU1zfon-~As TIE
r.qasa. Fl NJ Jas Kinnard ws shsIi ell 81 rsas
1919, st c'ccrk n, shs very vslastss prsPsGsy
ioasted - above TIE improvements cousmss Of .
lvrss brsek STOKE snd dwsllns, covered With aste,
now oocapsd u Mr. Geo Ihnous togsthse With
tsehsd - ne Awslline hn ftuos o. the west
iieA Of uah sifess Of Is fest. runulns bash sli
fsse, hsving Tear breadth Of l64 feet. Also,
valusble Lot O ths suuih - Of Isaf stfeoA fsa1-
tie Wet BY The York River rsiirosd. The fore
eoIra real sttaes ID admirably adapted Ter lumber
gard bcsinsss purpose. OF for psrsons engaged In
TnEsa-ons..hird cash; bslaaos .. Q and Il
months, Tor Negotiable notes. intsrsss sddsd and
Ior 1898 70 b paid BY the purehassr.
jAs7 O0OM z APP1RsoH: Auets.
VTE1Y vALU AHLn MAI ESTATE on the
streets, ron SALE A. AUor,oH.-Wni ts sold
Ct auction, On tie prsmisss on FRIDAY, the 3Nh
Of January. 1863 Q. ono o'eook n. that valuable
Lot Iocatsd - shove, which there stands coop
Hessrs siogsr 4 s>hwarnef, fronting e iest, rur.
nil z back 1T feet feet TO wide alie2. This 10 q
valuable business location.
TERMs.- One third cash balance at and IL
ed by trust sd, or title retained The tsxas for
lsC3 to be paid by tbs purchaser.
IA 81 GODDIN 4 APPHHEON Auc.s.
WHEY EXO1LLGaF BRICK TBNEMlNr,
" on the West line Of 5th. between Leigh AVID
jackson streets. FOR SALy AT AUOTION-WM
Be- scM as auction, on the premises, On Tuesday, ID
ut February, 1863, Ct O'Clock p. T., the sxcse ut
brick 1eosmcnt locate d - above. In resr Of Mr.
TdR'd W OsVoss'g residsne,. snd now occupied by
Mr Jas n Baker. The hcuse has si1 rooEs, bssideD
bf ck kitchen. and IL supplied with ga and water
nd + u good order.
TIRNs-Onethjrd cash; the balance ct and IL
months for negotiable notes interest ADDED secured
By trust deed; OF Ill cash, 1t the option Of the
purcbasse 0ODOIN APPERSON,
last AuctioEeera
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800 3
g. SPECIAL NoTlCn.-Ths LIrIaAAL
MhsGKNaER FIR J.nuasy, lssa. viii BE- hsne9
this (TUESDAY) morning. u eontaias some ~
teressice articles. among wh.ch are HovssaA
History Of Tie We. s..ss :ssssn o. ~ ~
Messenger will ns. ba delivered asless ne suo-
srsipacn kss been pald In advance, aud We ear.
resssy ask a renewal BY cur former smosoftnsss
III. ,okstcres, and ~ the ofi,sc en- Bark and iSsn
aACFARLAAI = F11ousso1,
i.a-lss n!eennea: ya
~ sPIoTAL NoFIcR.-0ur Iasge sale q
ExsUFACrURED TOBACCO. SUGARS, okO'
OERyEs, ard MEDICINES will dominance tnw
c'a ana. :. aas = ssors 40. saa WAs
SuGAXS The Tobacco viii b Sold q ~ O'clock,
- j. a. VII k.Nr. PAI.E = 90. Aas.A
~ % ~. /. Nv ' NO Exronrgox
SUPERIOR BLACK TEA, a o. per pound. to BE-
had at PoWHR l. HANsLkr9. -
Apcthecny and Druegsts.
iaM--3ss Cor Main and 17th sta
H. SPIRAL NoTlCR-Ths attention Of
YsuLdrymsn, Biachtmiths, Wheelwrieats and
Others, ID called to the sale q TOOLS, 6UkAk
IRON. &c, TO take p.acs on WEDNESDAY nofn.
Ing ~ 10 O'Clock. q. the Csrriegs Manufactofy OF
below Walt street. W.
u.LCCKl LooKn LooKiM -Ae.srs KANT
PAINS & CO. will sell TO-DAY, s7sh JaxuAy,
$50 sweet ORANGES, 10 splendid order 20 gallons
pure ORANGE JUIUE. Tbis Il no substitute. bot
Lamonads itself The MEDICAL public are rexpset-
fully invited. lag-n---
~ MACHINE OIL. MACHINE OIL BY the
gallon or barrel, warranted 70 work on The dnsst
machinery. For sale by
Jas 0ELLA0HER Z GO,
ia27-iw' rruggists No 955 Main Il.
u. hsvs for sa,e . splendid rsie Of carriage
Houses, CT dafk.bsy cciC;, tina LOOKING. ana OF
fne action. ages sne Z yet.s. They can % ssen
Oh application Is lS-A A- CPJHO1, y ~
JAMEss boasd 1s lose. TIA Lea u jfd ana ffanAi0
streets, nichmond, W. u E4-3s.
~ WAETED-WHISKEY AND APPLE
BkAEUY-I wish to purchase several barrels Of
coed WnEsKEY tx; AFpLN B2ANDY. Address
IN G Eox 665, henroObd P0zt OHce, etAtins 10
caity, qus,ity, ano pics Ut t6e liquor. IL 2-3ts
-----------
oFsrca RrcaD ASH PxT'e Z. 4. Co.,
kisornopd Va, Dec u, l06&
EFD!VTDRND EGTIJX--Ths Board Of DEec
scrr nAvs declared dividend Of six Per cent on
the Capital stock of ihix Company. payable on and
after tao 3st at the tfice Of the Company. In the
city Of Richmond, 10 all persons who may bs stock
holders ca that dap, pr TO their lawful attorneys
Tie Books Of Tfxnsfe-s viii be closed until the
Is! Of January, 1868.
de 27--lyn Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

DkWAkK-iUOK w kLk BArURk YOU POR
II CHASE -G,rsyed, or was stolen from Cas-
kie's Battery Fear Bowling Green, Caroline county,
on the night Of January 9th, large sorrel roane
COLT, about three years and halt old He has
bump on ono OF his fore snkles caused by yoke.
Hba<al Iewhsd III be paid for hts return to the
battery attached 10 JACK sons division. or IN Rich
mond to Capt w II CASKlE,
ja2l-eod6ts Corner Franklin and 4th sta
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Te have Tor ss,e . splendid E.ir Of carriage
HOSES, CT dask.bsy cciCs, Tina looking. and OF
ane action. ages q ane yeas. they can b sssn
Oh application Is r,s444 81 tpJHUk, . ~.
JAMEss boasdi AZ tG.ss. e>if ex u jrd ana tfanao
streets, Richmond, W. u NO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

w WANTED-WHISKEV AND APPL1
BkAEDY-I wsh to purchase several barrels Of
IN G., Box 665, hscnraobd Pozt Office, stating 10
caity, qus!ty, ano p,ses Vi tie liquor. ia 24-3t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

WI ANfEO-A Gsrman Of 6 few years expo
wv Hence womb engage as CLERK IN a Hotel
or Grst class Restaurant Address II g."
through kichmordPO ia s4-3ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

TIFFY DOLL.TS REWARD will bs paid for
the delivery to Messrs. Richardson e. Co.,
81 Main street, Richmond, Of q Colts new patent
q .ted cylinder Six saOOf1R, 10 462. which.
with a foe ivory handled Wcstenholms KNIFE,
m united on q suoeri:r sword belt. were left in
tie ca<s tAa. arrived ut this p.aes from DanviIle
GA the mcr.iDgof tie 23d Of Jsnusrv.
w q 'eELLHDS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

R- MACHINE OIL, MACHINE OIL BY ths
gallon or barrel, warranted 10 work on The ansst
machinery. For sale by
Jas uEkLA0HER & co,
aN--iws prpgEists No 955 Main 1t.
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E,oaf. STRATkD. Ne.

II OST NOTES.-AII psrscns are wsrne against
l tskirg, or using IN any manner. several forms
{, Isgoti alba N0r1S, payable at the Rank Of VII
einia blank rs to da:e, amount, and name OF the
payee: part Of thsra signed By John Blsntcn. Jr,
and psrt endorsed by him. these notes have beer
lest by me, and cernos be honestly used.
IA WALKER, OF Pollard & Walker,
Ia o7-QtK Gary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

FTHIH DOLLARS REWaKD.~Estrayed from
my Lcus., on the 18th instant, q red SOW,
With black epots on her body will give the above
reward 20 any person that viii deliver hsr to me
or give me some Information a,ont Ter so can get
h,r Il my residence, on the plsnkrcsd, opposite
Csmp W,ndef.
4. 81 lie BILLIARD AIT.RY
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
AND NO. TWO.

The messing at th stand, which the front balcony
o the cooper Institute, was the largest outside
biags that has been held IN th- o,sy for hong ilms
Mr. Peter Felnsr clIsi toe meeting 10 order by nonl
mating the Hon. A. c. Hiven II Sullivan cJuaty to prs
side Mr.. Sven, ou assuming The ehAr made ssirriss
address IN favor ct peace
SPEECH or JuDoE a'cu,N
The Hon. IoHs II NcCrSs, u Nes York, the uert
tp~aker lie sid
tubow psroosp--I 6ope, sncr ,.s aemanstI.s,oD
that the Favsh detrne o. passive 1btdlcrfe 10 ttiB
weak aenihFtrsiioa bas paSsea way Amda the csr.
niyal u rcapaciy aud run "hch has heisen cofn
mon eonIiry thr0a, th admin fifat0u The crvan es
OF the ,eopie are Fft W hssd,d hls oca rroscri2
tlon y nott nnfe'cninK Their wrongs sagrsvssd
hs psg,. .sef hbcriies lAsse ary wi.soas reifes'
or brave man faoan sftnA.n sect or iasctivs zap
ll,use have bogcs y.i ~ S1f c.s1i,y 30 afnlof
se,s! "a The a,.age.,,ta.sa H.g q ~! ssl~ns
eogh bot th y baye hearts "a dsit slas r.ghl from
wruns tnsy nndefsiand the n. bfs a. nAltY
ana am eosadea, they hove sphh aud o,u-a..
~ sosay we are bufdered with fear si 90, We
see our be' geas'ai iofsed va 10 sad, o., ~ heap
ins T. NJ as.orny ~ ths 10 80 dissrsd VII y " ".
poliiiesI vtaNs with The sdaInlsIaor raj sf lss.,t
rs,.h Rc sn,s .,..,,., m Sn''5 no. :. W, 80 -
Dishi have supplied The lnce 4 ~ oticf -, a,... 10
vH,sss bu, 10, ne has sssatsa f.,fn ihss ->~~
sss has or-Dly Guessed he ls asr,.ss a. n. ,,. p
spirit a The MAJ In SOD ssse W ths e-sfs. u stn,
s ssI! s's ~, - K. ~ ~. ".s y & 5 Ma. AZ s. az, Z
roune ~ sgIes-su y thc f0iih 1ra roass1Altss tls
cbsusis. ne cannot ssf,~~f fbe f.yush Nss tLc
Isnt bars ~ oW sod s<x4il. ssf ~
sbs falls abb WI isf nss The srOna ma a
oh, carrying VIM be, ihs rtil.rs a. e.r Sssiss.s ns
act ~ bed nes - ipnal yssi1l see, haze Osa.s.~4
fouer wIthea tbs voice ~ toe ussrav tb@x "a.
stsrnssa The rsntsrts q oss co~nss o. s1 ere b1sy
dsmsntms ns icrticc.ioss lb< eissfss a aur ls,-,ts
svestssrei, W or ~ nsi-ror se>yiy usiepsss .af
sthsng rsnAsss fcs - 10 sh~ ssr.eitss nssy "a
tbs bes<h sasib crs rot inssssks~sp r~ss.s ~ The
sftsmN hsSv st~sk sxssssiy. BOT es.sity .
The vssss - rus". am 80 W. dag the e
dfsn.A, bvs tbs Gtfs - sssss .nd Sssosfy ~rnSsi
ssscfs. ooteD< r.s s.s .sys " Ne ros.h b.x
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

fsSE1lI Op W.. b. sisrsT.
IN here, gcib~ stigrnf, "a 'tsaiys ~ forns N
viflsr ~ s<ifess yd asor ths eec.sye s1t 10 nos
Bcs osvsu . 10 80 r,icy 80. ar 90 bets W
.Hffefus n fOr tl<lm 100 kGlf q hawai- E.a1e taa
-. y4hic ts,ee syseea aats "a No sists - Ng~
..l. fst Asi.sJ--4na iar fhs sfes.h s.~ skA@d
tt tsls - grslts a. - fstae 10 thr fAii a 1871.
So s-f 80 q sJai cssF~ts.fl igy mEklrg ,~as~
81 he iansirsnt tsrh q ~ yslfs. bot. tn.sx Cot,
III .. a--1 ~ - . fs-poc az, D-fsbu " ~ fs'Ss
o. . .s.fy " 90 s.-rtts r'.b ~ stt - sAsss ~y
,tsg ~. ys@rs s~s, aah en- . tslss a.ss
B s-rs sol l~sss nssn ussA 80 ~ Ist~ MA
fr - ffs hrsxAz< - Jscxsos ed Gay ad ns1a.as
%, sss sssssS'' are s1~ys.s,ss t~v,as- ww ss1,
A.. sea sss SscS ssfpssfhs sfs f>so~ r.sx t<r~ns
~ ~ 10 Mo- sLd sn oDssssi " ti.s vs ss<sxss
sn o. o-~s - ssss'r~s bai =. CO no, ks,s t~sss
f~<~s gpDs Ne ssse~vssa ~ he rtsn s>ss a. ,ss
rr.-.a rdnisiif-sss p~ftg ssaAsius n tovss. We.
mst pvt iay1 oy' o. s~vr. fsFssi vs5<@-s usp
III yea - ~ ne q sps hs-s a.,.ss. p,ss
so sns isss>~nai vss> sa~s yos 90 ss bosr.sss
b>~ss -as ~ sssts l'fhsss tss ssis - pss<s ses
ss~ bs arm 90 1919 Il supHsslss. Ne al syss,
y~'b F-sss sse J ssy. nssi - spss ~ bsss -
ssVsfss o., b~s~s~ tb~ a~sA sssss vG a~s.t s1y.
OsS sAN~t I, rssss 4sss - sss s>~s~3ssr~ vbss ne
tspshssss osss " yys~r ~ ~ sorsh fslssss)
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~ vox~ as ~ w~ bss s-Asssssss set
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

to stop them by catching at the skirts of
their coats as they passed him.-Thcy
could not stay, of course, and it may have
been the next day possibly before he was
cared for. Such was the case with some
of our wounded The rule which forbids
the well ones of the rank and file leaving
the ranks to attend to the wounded, hard
as it seems, is one of absolute necessity,
and if more rigidly enforced and obeyed
in all our battles would have saved a
hundred lives for every one lost by it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
HOW LEE ESCAPED.

dun Brown" a correspondent of the
Springfield Republican thus tells how
the thing was done:
There is a beautiful door up here, open and
with the appearance of having been passed
through lately very fine road, with tracks In
it. leading away from US I; fine fox-hoe but NJ
fox in it. We made very skillful and cautious
approach, and found after few days that We
had irresistibly nvested-the place where Lee
was. We have made sure thing of it., and
risked not single mistake, and captured the sit
uation, The army of the Potomac, (rebel,)
reached the river defeated, dispirited, struggling
hungry and dirty. The army of the Potomac
(Union,) arrived in the same vicinity tired
equally muddy and struggling perhaps, hut flush
ed with victory and anxious to ruin Lee and fin
ish the war. Providence, to favor us, had sent
and continued to send heavy rains to make the
Potomac unfordable.
First Day-Discovered the situation of the
enemy. Dispatched our vigilant and indomi
table cavalry to watch them. Heard from the
inhabitants that the enemy were getting their
trains over the river Providence still rains up
on Us and our foes, and the Potomac. Second
Day-We approach within 10 miles Of the whole
circuit of the enemy's outer lines. encamp and
send home word that we are about to bag
their whole force. Still rains. We throw out
Oautiouoiy ntiOhS piNhStSs lHitu Du1--NV Pto
iced IT, contract ouc lines to within, say four
miles of the enemy. Make Reconnaissance in
force and come upon the enemy's lines with
some diminishing. Immediately retire a mile
and half and throw up Entertainments all night.
Ii was In defensive battle that we conquered
at Gettysburg. We accordingly get ready for
the enemy's attack now. Hear from various
sources that Lee is crossing the river with trains
and artillery. Send home another dispatch that
we are sure to capture or annihlate the whole
force Of the enemy. 1t still continues raining
to retard as much as possible the enemy's brdg
ing and crossing operations. Fourth Day--Ad
vance our forces from one fourth to one half mile
and throw up another line of entertainments
Hear that the enemy has crossed over a large
part Of his forces and is only holding his lines
with strong rear guard to protect the passing.
We Immediately telegraph tOsbur friends that Lee
cannot possibly escape, and we are sure to des
troy or capture his whole force. Cavalry retires
to the rear and we sleep on our arms or in the
rifle pits awaiting momentary attack. Rains
incessantly. Fifth Day-At day break we give
the word to advance along our whole line. We
''move upon the enemy's works" Works
are ours. Enemy sitting on the other side OF
the river performing various gyrations with his
fingers, thumb on his nose. We contemplate
ruefully the nondescript bridge he has contrived
ont OF confscated timber and canal boats. which
1t was impossible" he could build or cross up
on II built. Rain still continues more violent
ly than ever, as judgment upon us for not i'm
proving 1t as blessing few days before.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23

ca On Thursday last, Luther Knapp,
of Eden, on complaint Of L. N. Leighton,
was arrested for stealing wallet from
the complainant, containing considerable
money. An examination was held on
Friday, which resulted in finding suffi-
cient evidence against him to satisfy the
justice that he ought to give bonds for
his appearance at the next term of the
County Court to be tried on the charge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-23
PURSUIT OF LEE.

Carleton of the Boston Journal, wrote
from Sharpsburg Md. 18th: 'Tho army
is in motion. Gen. Meade does not sit
down and suck his thumbs now that Lee
has escaped, but he is alert. The army
broke camp at an early hour this morn
ing, and long before this reaches you will
be once more in Virginia. All of the
roads leading south are alive with men,
artillery, teams, cattle, horses. There is
continued rumble of heavy wheels and
tramp of men-not at slow snail-like
pace, but march as rapid as that which
marked the advance to Gettysburg. To-
night the entire army will be on the
banks of the Potomac Gen. Meade can
reach Culpepper before Lee, provided his
pontoons are in place tonight or to-mor-
row. A glance At the map will show you
the Importance of Culpeppcr not simply
the town, but the the possession of the gap
at the head waters of the Rappahanuock.
Lees advance to-day is probably about
half way between Martinsburg and Win
chester. Meade is as near Richmond
as Lea little nearer. 1t will not he
very pleasant to Lee to reach the summit
Of Chester or Thornton's, or the Luray
Gap. and look down upon great army
lying in his path to Richmond. If Meade
should happen to be resting his men a
week hence on the headwaters of the Rap
pahannock, Lee must either move his ar
my through the gap and meet him, or
else be pushed off toward Stanton, away
from Richmond.