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List of Casualties in Poguc's Artillery Bat
tnlion, in Battles near GcttysburiR, Penn,
Mini. VIM. r. Poneuc, Commandina'
BROOKE nATTERY-LIErT. W. :. rEoUS, CON Dc.
Killed: James r Webb.
Wounded: Lieut. W J Broun, flesh wound
in thigh Corp'ls j w Jones and VIM p
Graves, slightly; Privates Carson, Weakley,
and Mooney, slightly.
WAITS BATTERY-CAPr. s. ". WYATT, COM DC.
Killed: None.
e Wounded: Privates Elijah Hughes, neck
and breast, by canister shot; e W Smith,
John MeAllister, A NJ Harlow, James Madi-
son, slightly; Philip Lipscomb, severely. in
ankle; j w Linkenhoggcr, severely, in Jaw;
L S Wood, severely, in hip: I W Madison,
severely, in arm.
WARDS BATTeRY-cAPT. GEO. WARD, CoN'DG.
Killed: j A Griggs.
Wounded: Capt Geo Ward, slightly; Pri-
Yates S D George, slightly; F Smith, slightly:
G NJ Salmon, flesh wound, in thigh; W r Nc
Caughey, right arm shot off and amputated
above elbow.
GRAHAN'S DATTERY-CAPT. JOS. GRAHAM, CON DIG.
Wounded: Corp'ls Bray and Blackwelder,
slightly; Privates Murphy and Mckinney.
slightly.
Captured: Privates John J Stuz, W Sidney
Cannon.
RECAP1TELATIOE:
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1J,HE CITIZENS OF ELIZABETH CITY !,
| Warwick York I'd City of Will ansorrg a-e enti-
lied 1, salt now the Suit Works. 4 e qu unity and
price including dc!ive ed i'll Richmond, TO
enc persor 1862 pounds ten cents per pound
for 1863 twenty pounds ten GEMS foupd In up
picaut give certificate with his nam to 1t, gvi ng
number in his fahily. and esves with tn. oosy TOR
his allowance Of Salt with G. c. HASSroRD, a. Majo'
G q len Morris office, Bank ~. Applications mu be
ma ie by the 10Th of August next
the SAL: which will d. sod the amount named IS sup
posed oil costs. -
inln ol-CLnwtlDauct JAMES w. CUSTlS
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TIRGINIA.--IN CHASCERY-At Rules held
In the Clerk's Office Of the Circuit Court Of Loui
county Monday, the 18th day of July, 1861:
William s. Walton VIII" in Is owl right and as
Adm nisratur Of Anna KEY dcreased- Plaintiff
against
others Defendants.
The object Of this suit il obtain decie for the sale
OF the slaves belonging the estate OF Mrs Anna Key,
deceased order divide tie proceeds Of sale amongst
her next kim and for the settlement Of the sdmners
ton accounts of The plaintiff And affidavit having been
made and filed this that the defenGaut above
nam cd ure residents OF this STATE motion OF the
plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t ID ordered that the said DE-
fend ps sbova do appear here within one month
af er due publication Of this order, In the Rchnond
Enquirer Ind do what is necessary protect their ill.,
terest in this suit.
A copy.-"e5,s
Julvlo-cw4w David N. HUNTER Clerk.
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N-OTICE-AIy very ArT.rh nnd 'i"r"u, 1.hrsrI !"r.r
''CoiCc," VIII mahu - I'm sy.a,un III =. ,'nIst'
COUNTY. The itr.n, viii ~ h'rt Ia "a, 'n.irN- ~"
Will l." rXI h'.d ~ thu ct '-,ii,n "I t"nIr .,r 80 -
rt August with eight n n!r C's-rur ." rG
tlr,., SER. oidhrng ii! oil IL -;vca 81, ha'i g. II'
Gotta vii se ".-r.i Cor >.c .'c'i u, With g." ih
Cow. ant Mares ~ ,h young Mrl" Cot.: amor G,. =
very Inc laiy- Nag. Thy sue ron aTt 4" 'wtI
.i"cI !ii by arni, Oi beth paTiir 'o h N'r. rsi
t..u b"caIs" find il i'm ihc 10 E'"o nuJ i Ia
my a,ctiou IRON! .h" ug,a AZ he nrTwav rad! %. ~
opp sing fore They VIII, o courrr b. M@r:r!t'! 10
De precisely wni.; they ssi u" iur.
iy2..Gt. JpES :. pESDiElhF
\r'prICn.-Wn- commit. 10" Ii q ~" '".rr1.
tinn Of Frrr.r:cLs bGrE Oh It "Uih -! .i5ar IsG..
.tuut huit hlar!. negro. 'ig t7rti tiI .i'thN ~"
-nyr lie hc!o.,- Mrs SarII Weld. e: = rn.l 'nruiT,
iar land. sud IL Is about =" N.u~ ~ So Gnd d" "'i
10 ircbca high Wi.ra arT,-Irr ~" %..' tr's Ia " h""
shirt and rpt5 The owucr I, hrr"t, no; ~ To- com"
forward. prove oiI ~, pay "i"Er-. aa'. '" Il ~ away
Ia will BE- dealt Wit, ~ fl.' 49, ''-'' :.
JANIS + x Np&LI,
D,p - Sergeant.
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aTONTEONERY' FEMALE COLLIE q
M Craftsmanship, VA,
viii be reopencd the first OF September and close on
the last OF June under the superintendent Of
n w aEArR, l. L. D., assisted by Muses. PERiow md
HEATH and such other Teachers the inteesS OF the
= Fl. W. HEATH, l.. Id,
President Of the Faculty
r. D. MONTAGUE, Sec'y of the Board. jyl7c5t'
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.. STOLEN.
TWO CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS AND A
CHECK

cToLEN from NJ camp chest during the nlSat OF ID.
= lin instant. two Confederate States BOHDSLonYs re-
Registered bond for 81 COZ No 1897 i.sueI Nay hn'
in .b. r,mc of John T Calling. bearing per cent. ni-
rr, from the 27b February 1863. rrdeemsbls January
s 1916; and the other coupon bond with coupons 81
,ached listed NAV 18Th. 1903. In the nano Oh JONI J.
EatIinr for son. No. ls9a; also. check drawn
Collins. Qrsr.er1nas,er Pe,tisrew's I5ioldf, OF
rate State. Treasury for s2,uOo. u
ling. or John Calling; date No:
cheek drawn BY said Collins on The e.
Of John T. or John Calling for g. 10 tbs: -
persons are cautioned against making any4
r.csiyine a. bonds, rr either of them, or
,achcd 10 the said $500 bond. or said check
person, as the bona ade holder or ownsr 20
the subscriber. 1oaS -
June aI-,svA- PEI 49, =
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
Richmond ind Petersburg r. z.
RICHMOND, July 9, ls63. J.
TIBE Repairs Of Swift Greek Bridge Will be ccmplssed
/ TO-DAY, ed ihs Trsiss Win reznr:s shes teDhr
f!ps To-dmrns: 3, n. GILL;,
My ~ tasN
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CRY Council The Council mot Monday
evening at ! O'Clock.
Mr.. Hill laid hef're the Board IL petition
from John a Belvin, undertaken, asking that
fine be RENTED, which was imposed upon
him by the Mayor for creating nuisance
The complaint was made by the officers in
Gen. Elzy's office. aud il was made upon the
ground that On offensive smell arose in the
changing of the body Of q dead officer from
wooden to metallic coffin The same GEN
tlemen had been continually making conf
plants, both rs to the rmbalming and shifting
Of bodies. The same Office now occupied by
Gen. Elzey's officers, had been occupied for
merly hy Gen. Geo. w. Randolph, also by
Gen. Gustavus W. Smith, during the months
of July and August, and they had made no
complaints, when there were at times the
bodies Of five hundred soldiers brought Il the
premises for the purpose Of embalming.
Embalmimy.-Mr. Hill, as a member of n
committee Oh police, stated that il was under
stood that the Council would remit no fines,
but the Mayor had consented to give Mr.. Bel
vim 4 new trial; andahe offered the following
resolution
Resolved, That John A. Bclv:n and other
underwriters may be allowed the privilege Of
changing the corpses Of deceased officers and
soldiers from one coffin to another. and to en-
balm the same in any building in the city
during the continuance Of the war;
The resolution was unauimousl Y adopted.
1t will be recollected that Or. W. Mcclure,
embalming surgeon, was twice fined. upon
complaint of Gen. Elzey's officers, for creating
IN unpleasant smell while eubalming de-
ceased soldiers for preservation, that they
might be sent home to their relatives.
'Grhe Council, after the transaction of other
business Of minor Importance. adjourned.
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y,,JUaLMISG THE DEA AIDE. W. MrclcRE

IN1TDA VI tI1'N'|''N''-S
IL having increased his i,c:lit:as 90
ENBALMING AND DlSINtECitAH
the bodies Of the DEAD invite ite t;'e""n 81 ""se3"
guiring his services
Di.lirrair nts aE,l Ianicc'o''- '"-1' y - ~ >.''
,ny distance even in ih- "srinra. ~t1;h"'
Perfect success gustahtced c,..,,
Office e, B.lvn's RIUc:;, i*'h s;re'i aa:' - y
r-sr DISTINCTIONS ride r:rp he "ai,' '-''
inv !l---, .i.t
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Gsy- THE NORTH CAROLINA AND
virginia Cbr:siinn Conference viii L. e. Frrsu"at
hduur' with ih- ChuIrr At y ~ ir.: !i,ir-,
G.al..nl. " c.. on WEDNESDAY I-.cr"ts".o nj >ah-
bath In ;ico Der.
july IL I'd WN. g. IoH; N'gN.
Petersburg Express. Raleigh R"rrt-g ~, Progress.
will COPY, ;ni s"nd IL 10 We. :. Long i."H Va
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WANTS.

I-,%TED TO HIRE, Twenty-Five Negro
II Inborcrs--pay $50 per day and lind the nseives
v, g:e 4, he Office fhs Richmond Arsenal, cor
~: md Byrd Stree Is, to Lieut.. LorIS ZIMHER.
80 BY order If
I.;.Col. W. L. BROWN,
b:-rx Commd'g. Arsenal
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UIRGISIA--IN CHANCERY.-Iu Goochlgnd Coun
~ Court; 18th June, 1863 -
Nancy Chisholm, Plaintiff,
against
a. NJ. Hanlotten, Sheriff Of Goochland county, and Gs
such administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed,
Of Gideon Eowles. decd and the unknown heirs OF the
said Gideon 3 wles. Gee d. Defendants.
The obec; Of This suit Obtain decree for the sale
OF $50 Of land this county belonging TO the este
of the said Gideon Bowles and distribution Of the
proceeds among the parties entitled 1t appearing by
affidavit ilei in this tlat the nswho made
defendants thoren by the eral description OF parties
unknown, unknown. and are not residents of this
State ordered ,kat the said unknown defendants do
appear within month after due publication Of this
der and do what is necessary to protect their iuteres
copy-Teste:
June c3-lgwiw WIN. MILLER, D. @.
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E.rnUAylNG GL.% ii-YIf9-;ygp 20

G.y' SFENIAL NOTICE. .i;.Vc H.. civtI
authority from Major ". IL MnoFi. to mp ~
;or his :GitIlor. Th, COMPANY to cou~.: a. yuE;ss
between tue nsse OF Il AID l. yc,. act Is .o =.
special s-r:icr.
An eligible porrUuity +! titus afford" ctr yoaoc -cl
for volunteering the rxeru,r> q" T." tili. ma MI
itary necessity. calls for Mnrc Grea
M recruit will BE- receive! uGlrs. he pr=s.a - Wit
permission Lis parc,: or gu .i.,!, q become q
!c-inbrr OF this organiGai"u
Apply TO Nm. ". Chtr'ss, recruiting Ollie. ~ Militia
rs Hall. he F.rr, Market.
J. u. STRtITc:
lyS3-'i Captain and R,cruiuns g:iys".
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RkyaH"sD.

n
iy2J.5, pnierHur,, -.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
This road will be pair Il ihc - ins;n"'. sut tie
trains will uu rs usun III" :Gh rst lca"in: the D-
pot IN Bruai b.;w c-' lbth aud Eth So
The Accommodation Train will run ~ before. .HE'n1
Richmond at 3IJ l.. " .Gi rrivuP !; :'J ! ~, CirF'
;uc ftcih.rs for Transporting vegrta""- Hr trsh '-A
tor thr Richmond market. y ID. WI. !LHMb'
lyaj 1t 60 SH.p''
wILNlNGTOS & WELDON y. !: 90. J
Otiice Chief ,. gincrr. Rrc&v III, =. %
ITOTICE TO pASSESGERS.-'rH 'rgla5 r'n IN irs
~ road M rsual Dot Biz ihILT r"ni"r !ns at I"r
river by pont on bridge, w wlrh rnrseEs".s pass IL
minutes from train Ia q ro:""'
Trains will pass he river IN a few da's
iva5-,y Chief Enquirer :ud Supt.
I,NGEIsI GOODS FOR SALE
PRITiT ELY.
bales e 90 yards - Bl.acled Cidh, i"e p".'hy
sea and ba es Mouroing AMI Fancy Pint 10"
yards,.
2cratcs CajO t-t0 Cups and Savers ~
DAVIS, k"Pr.s & co
,v15-st r.'-rs~'ry. We
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WTASTED-TO TEACHERS u Wish 10 empoy q
" seilrusn, Of unexceptionab!e private character
ra ve QcsiS-. 20 teach Greek Latin, Fre'ch and tho
a'ca kasia branches OF education Those sppyn. Will
p=s. 'air for teaching # six I" twelve
p., e!Eaz testimonials and references to qualihas'
No.. I'D &c. The tirrt session 20 commence the
'o September close the 2th OF December and the
:co.d s=>ioa will commence the 9Th OF January 1851,
az ts= t.e 9Th o; ia foil owing. Ny address CuSds-
viz. buckingham county. Va.
grl c.: +. w HUBBARD.
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;i=,ZTED.-An experienced TEACHER for pr.
va. isniiy, ;hcronshly competent to Teach tn
1870 ssv :ars; also BIZ capable OF instructlng N
r"cal Nc.'. .,d -.,,;,
Dr. " AI.rv., HETER,
;n.,, Glenn Springs, s. @.
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ri,YpE META h 20 /: = = ;. J. 49,
we hay. for sale several hnGsar. pound T.. '''i ijI"
Nctul " hch viii be nod IT the MARE: r..cc. AIgy
Immediately TO Editors Of "Eaqu!r,r'
jnl, &c II
SITOCK FOR SALE Share, r. dc %"'''" az
- nj Kentucky Tor sa'. Terms rnd Au".'n = Hl'-
cs,Ionrn a. y e., Pet.rzburS : Il ono,
=
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,,,,STED.-A VIRGINIA LADY, eonfpeteut to
;.ash ID. usual English -brauohes. French, Music
IT, ruSiusa. o. Latin, desires situation Or teacher
|, private ia-liiy 80 W.,
~. go, posi- Uaice Appomattox EQUITY. Va"
e.. eng. =. 10 qualifications, &c, apply to
10 REV. GEO. WOODBRIDGE.
K d. MINOR, e. 8 Navy.
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:T aEoSss for S 81 RsG. Ghgrss
,S q he L, i-c"pn! Churc', and give ssisioc
;otr r.r; rev.. Applications received until the 18th OF
Inir ai3,..,.. 70 ii- REV. c. MGNNEGRODE, Rich
80 Va jyS If
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,Y-,yryO-BLi II 8 NIT THIS.

~ 1-Ys-: Horse Shoerh,
i-goGG Rsprr'.
,-Sey-a Wagon Smiths,
5-rse ii- .sers.
A,,,- ;: aspa Q-H;sr Branch. 20
AfP' RIO. p. ARCHER,
,..ssr Major and 9. II.
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CHANCERY NOTICES i.

NOTlCE. In Chnncery.-Rober, Is. Waday, tx:
~ ecutsr Of John Mitchell deceased and &c rye ".
Chris mas and SARAH T.. lis wife, rltfs,
against
Hsrric, q. Ellis Martha 4 W Hunter Vincent C. Rva,s
and i'ardeni., his wife, james Il. and Wu K Perkins,
Wm Il. Toler, Chns. Y. Mitchell and his descrudcnts
whose names and number are unknown. Bee Mitchell,
VIM Mitchell John G. MITCHELL John Fibls and Eliza.
be b, hs wife, and the heirs OF d vid MI chen de.
ceased whose Names and humbor are unknown.
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Louisa
tyrcnd red the als day of April 1863 IN the suit of the
and "! ,,cren Deepen ms the
Of the Comm ssioncrs Of the said Court will on NE
I'm day ~ August usx III, flee q, Loui.u Gtu,t
House in said county, rocerd tax state ind settle
the following sccUuptS-that Ii TO say:
!. The accounts Of Rob't h. Waddy as Executor of
John Mitchell. deceased.
9. AL proper gatee account tween the said Execp
or aud the legatees Of u hn Mitch, u, decCassd
The accou. u Of Robert s. W .ddy IN Commissioner
for the sale oil the al estate OF Joha Mitchell d.cease
All oppr accounts between the said Con,uis.oner
and the dsvisecs Of J, hu Mitchell d ceased; and
An .ceount showing he PARTIES who entitled un
der the will of john SLIT hell Deceased uud ccr,ulriug
tn name, residencra share OF each.
the pa''i Seresed required appear before the
undersigned, " the tWe and ade above indca cd viii
al things necessary 10 enable him 10 cxrcu the dutiS
required Of him the said decree
Given und the hand Of the ssid Commissioner at hs
Office, at Louisa Court House Ibis 10th Of July 1854
HENRY ". MURRAY
July l3-ewiw Commissioner.
TIRGINIA-lN CHANCERY.-In Caroline Co;,niv
' Court, March g, lstS}-
James W Houston. in ais rsh, aud administrator
OF Jordan houston decd, Plaintiff
Lewis l.. Houston aud Thomas c. Houston,
Defendants
The obAe: Of this suit n to obtain decree for the sale
81 TRAIT OF land in Caroline county, Va; belonging
Jordan House decd and division OF the net proceeds
aulopg>t the parties entitled An af Hyt having been
made aud filed that the said defendants are
Of the state Of Virginia IN ordered that cv appear here
within one month after due publication oil this notice and,
do what Is protect their interests in this suit
copy-rsste.
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W Hul.sg il g-ntsei ueighborhood, within nfteeo
q. ,o.ry Err.ss walk Of the Capitol tor which fair
rrn, will i- pad qas"r:ery lin advance II preIesred) y
o.. ,,.-. aou.s aad water In the yard desirable
AIRES aOI 1871! C::y Postoiace, or at ,hs Enquiries
June 3-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Board of Trustee

WANrED.-A Virginia Lady, who has had two
W Year. uAy-.iense IL Teachiug. wishes to obtain
STATION i. r!iSstv family to teach email children,
o. 'i.e charge Of II Juvenile Department IN Female
sra1a:s. No Objection 10 going South Reference re-
GsI-l Address SIrA,
Centre-Cross P. o, Essex CO., Va.
a'r=EiSCs: Ii Gov. X l.. MONTAGUE, Jamaica p
O.. MLt.le..x Gu. Va IN l5--2Mci
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hfASTED-A Situation RI Tsscher in prlvat
" fanny ty L Lady who hiss had years expert.
ei'- AID Sao is qualified teach the ordinary English
c;a1c IS; as.H Music and French to begin ers.
peT''u; max ns application i'll please state terms
h-i.:.ae- gwen X required.
- Address Miss +. L. EVANS,
F@-ssJw New Store. Buckingham. Va.
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RICHMOND g. DASyILLr Ruih"tp,
Suu,'. OiRcc July - is'5.
NOTICE.-Chnngc of schedule I'm " Ak:
TUESDAY Jnly -. TIE Pa-srDs-r ir"I7 81 "'' '""i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SI LOII1L = IILL~.
s- AT-rTTOy S,Ir. w. Ill ~
,rr'I"Ssn,y " v "'t' SCH 'h
rcpncL: iES @ " :. :. s',.'' %. "H"'' ~. M mt
' '"N I'VH' y! I" ~" 'i''"'
SuSar, "hiskcy, Brnnhy, Vine,
Al many her goo, S!..c. ,cyii rnu.,rs.- -, or
sper'!.
Par irs EavrS is de>cn,i for This AL. VIII ,..Sc
1a'! Their" III before Thursdsy NJ rain sale 10 com,
= . -" t t'rretT!es
.r''; -"i. TAEDY s. tL.rfApS
.rr,, -, = -
~ SpEClAL NOijtL.-;'r. .rir tx
cat ilrsue Of Drv.i;ay,!s t..nr,T,.. y, s,y,r w. .
snd Station. = 60 pr!,2. urvr ,r:, . ~'
nn, .:.,.-,,r
i'oo" AZ 7.-hrES,
Will carrr,nnc. on WiUNrS ~ ,f..D. 49,. So.
.
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y.,NTED.-A Young Lady. graduate Of Virginia
Ia,:ut,un of three years experience in teaching,
49, .:u,,ion In Seminary private family for the
,....cn She is competent teash Engliss, including
M..h.r,,:lc. ard French. Address TEACHER" Rich
.H Va jy2; CATS
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" x:,5.r lir.u- damaged Lsrd or Bacon, for which
=. h.h,.: pace will be given either in Cash. Family.
MIS- Q. ToIie: Soaps Hotel, restaurant aud house
keep. caa haze :he. G.-ass removed once OF twice
vs.. :. ,.t.rssSs WM. G. WEBB e. CO.,
Manchester Soap Works.
Care Of Txrdy 81 Williams,
J,-aiI-.. 18th and Cary SIS.
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COMPANY G..
Killed: Sergt S i Eudaily.
Wounded: Corpls j II Jones, severely in
arm and John I Eudaily, slightly in shoulder;
Privates JAS W.Lockn, severely in leg and
Jas ii Newcomb slightly in head.
Missing: Lieut. Frank G Barnes, Corpl
John Jones, Privates James Z Estis and
John II pulmore. ...---- r 9
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JIThNrED-A HORSE, WAGON AND HAR'
W NESS al IN good condition for which q liberal price
vii be pad Apply 70 TARDY d WILLIAMS,
I.,. ~ l.,.h and Cary streets
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IiNTEB-3v Virginia Lady, graduate OF one
" cile tss: Institutions in the State, situation as
TEACHER. competent to give instruction in English,
f'e:1a Music and Embroidery. The best reference can
u s;'s.. ( required.
F@ .',r;!caar. address TEACHER" Milford Depot
Ca.oil. ccaa.y Va June 15-cl2tf
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E'oH IL inland possession given Immediately "A
!.sS- aud airy ROOM, Ilth street, opposite the
hh'"'ieaa iioe l;would suit most admirable - lodg
~ Fv,'a Gas and water COW .niently arronged
f0' !;;:a.r PARTICULARS apply to
Mr.. MCDANIEL,
!uyiO-M at Enquirer" Job Printing Oaee.
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Killed: LIST Lieutenant r Ellis, Licuen-
ant j II Smith, Private II Matthews.
Wounded: Captain T Smith, slightly in
hip: Privates G Y McGehec severely in arm
and breast: D G Trainham, MORALLY, in breast,
prisoner: W II Mills, severely in neck; p
Gibson, slightly in shoulder; Thomas 3 Estis,
severely in shoulder: Albert Knighton, slight
ly in head; J p keaton, slightly in head.
Missing; W I Poinde1tcr, p Grady, "
A Robinson, W II Young, John SHAY. &C
Smith, n Branhun,
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)lAG At ASHLAND.
RACTS FOR LUMBER.

.ES ANN GOODWIN has several rooms for Boarder'
i.Ilanj ;1o
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COMPANY D.

Killed A Powell, A j Coifpy.
Wounded: Lieut. Matthew Brown, in foot,
serious; Corp'l j W Spence, severely, in face
and leg; PriYates ] ] Davis, severely, in
thigh, prisoner; r r Brown, in check, pris-
oner: + Il Robinson, severely, in side ami
shoulder; VIM } Banton, slightly, in hand
and arm; II S Moore, severely, in ann; 4
Denton, severely, in shoulder.
Missing: Capt John Jones; Licut's J r
Rudisill, Nm E Jones; Sergt r II Brown:
Corpl VIM } Robinson: Privatcs C. Mnxcey.
G i Steger, L Il Damron, SA Fox. X A Cobb,
WIN j Newton.
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List oflilled, wounded and prisoners, in
the 56th regiment Virginia volunteers, Col
William D. Stuart commanding, Garnetps Brj.
gade, Pirkett's Division, in the battle of Ger.
tysburg, Pennsylvania. on the Sd day of July,
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Wounded: Sergts Z Via, slightly in arm;
B II Tucker, severely in arm, prisoner: Pri-
Yates John A Fields, slightly in foot. prisoner;
B T Marshall, slightly in head; G II Wright,
slightly in arm; W Bailey, slightly in ankle:
l. W Heath, severely in thigh, prisoner.
Missing: Prirates VIM White, John f
Cartwright. + W Kelley, JOS Smthey, P G
Mctiehee, Lieut. G W Finley, Corpl W II
Wood
The above does not include those slightly
wounded who are able to do duty with the
regiment. r. G. WHARTON,
!Adj't Seth Virginia Regiment
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
A Cute Widow.

Il is re ated that man On his death bod
called his wi to him an said 81 leave my
horse to my parents sell him and hand the
money you get for him over to them. Bnt my
dog leave to you; dispose of him as you think
best" The wife promised to obey. So in due
time after the death of her lord, she started to
fiud a market for her animal GLOW much do
you ask for your horse !" inquired a farmer
Il cannot sell the horse alone" she replied,
but Will sell you thu horse and dog togeth-
er at fair price for both. Give me $40 for
the dog, 81 for the horse, ard we can trade on
these terms aud the cute widow conscienti
ously paid to the parents the 8 she received
for the horse, and had to nerself the 81 0 for
the dog. Was she far wrong
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06

seeks foreign market, and receives no benefit
from prohibitive or protective tariffs OF from
an inflated currency. Hence agricultural pro
ducts do not rise. Let this process go on a
few years, and the wealth of the West will be
transferred to the pockets of New England
monopolists and capitalists. This is poor
way to sustain tie credit of government
which depends on taxes, confidence, and union.
1t is poor return for the patriotic devotion of
the West to the Republic. If such a policy
prevail, twill increase and not mitigate to
the feeling in the West against New England
I speak this in warning and earnest devotion
to the whole Union.