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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

The military have been called in, the mob
has been m.ssaered wi.Eoat mercy, dsspotism
has asserted iss imps rial claims, and onos more
order reisus in Waraaw" The oonscription
Ioesads apaos. Willing, or unwilling, every
nan who Ia unable 10 pay $500 for his dis
easrgs is dragged into the ranks and becomes
siarget for Confederate bullets. The law is
hsnt smiis. the ciash Of arms, aud there is
hotaing for il bat submifsion or death The
ConseriPtion law, which Is gathering in 30
many vietims is the harshast and vilset law
oi TIE Alud tina, ever was enacted. Ii it bs
l'esesary, fJr iast4acs, to draw 20 o0O man
Hoa the city Of New York, the 20 o0Ohrss
1fa"h from the boxes ara conscripts. Bat II
'asy eau raise 5000 each, every mau is dis
eaafstd, and twenty thous sand fresh names
ma"h, to BE- discharged on the same terms -
AS process goes on until il comes to class
"a' lave no money, AMI no friends, and they
~'ssi! TO The neld Ths whole weight Of
"s"ar ey shia process, 10 thrown upon the
F'0'' who are usually the least able TO stand
Hsoemsto have bssa invented especially
"vp.fess ths owef oiass and screen tho rich.
"shHd hopsd from the causes which led to
A' outbreak Of popular disco ntent, aud the
fAas' Which were most deeply implicated,
.''' ihe great object would bs defeated, and
.a' va ohs eonserip.ion could not bs carried oat.
"'"sfs well aware that many instructions
~uf1sd II Paris during the earlier years Of
' h''' French revolution, without ia the
sA'sss degree interfering with the conserip.
' vu continually in operation, and that the rs
S'0ue while torn by faction within never for q
'@sa' rsia1sd Ito system Of aggressive war
~ upon all i1 nsighbors. Yet, we conceived
-' 'asrs was no analogy between the two
a Daring the sscsudsney CT R,bsspier,s,
,,a w. 'asafrsc;ions were raissd by the rsvolu
,. 10y e'abs, which, in point Of fact, cousti
@s 0ovsrnusnt, and directed assius,
r'''0ss' s0snis', or psrsons suspected Of b.
'1s1. on 40 occasion 20 w READ that thu
''A's"P'' shsnsslvss took sny part In the pro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

A statement Was mad4 Ia some Of the Yam
he. newspapers. app srsntly upon the sushori-
A. Of Gen Meade, tha. Gen Lees losses 10
,bs battle OF Gs,tysburg amounted 70 81 900
men A more monstrons falsshood was usver
pablished even in Yankee Newspaper II
contradcts itself, and ia 30 plainly contrsdieted
! hy subsequent events that ii scarcely deserves
! the xoab'e of investig alton; 70: as there are
perscns among us who. though well meaning,
are weak, hearted, and prone 10 believe tho
worst, II ths loss ef Gen. Lee was 30 great,
| how comes It that q single man Of his army
wa. allowed 70 cross the Potomac Why was
/ /, not pursued sword in hand, and either killed
or captured by the iunumersb'e cavalry which
Meade had at hand 7 Why did the Yankees
possession Of an army which had suffered 60
mach Why was Gen. L.e allowed to " i.h.
draw without the loss of q gun or a csissonl 7
The loss Of 80 900 men would occasion the
destruction Of any army under 100 600 men
strong, in such weather as we have had, and
Iu the face of force numerically so snpsrior
~ thAt of Msades II would have been ront.
I'd beyond the possibility of rallyipg. 1t
would have dissolved like q snow wreath in
The warm rains of Spring. II would have be-
come totally dsmoralizsd, and could no, have
bsen rallied TO the coiors Napoleon invaded
Belgium In 1916 with I22, 400 men. He car
Iitd into the battle of Waterloo the "a aud
9Th corps o: the French army, Numbering, If
ter their losses in the battles Of Ligny and Les
q latrs Bras, Is ,G51 men. Of the rect l2tD0
Lad been put hors de combat by the battles above
msuii oned "a 500 were win Grouchy and
did no, come up, aud 8, 600 were left on the field
Of Ligny. The rout Of Waterloo was the
1uost complete recorded in modern history.
Yet the French lost only - 600 mem ,Wl0
less than the Yankees atirm that Lac los. in
the battle Of Gsttysburg, while it ia cersain
that Lee did not carry l20.0 600 with him into
Pennsylvania. Like most habiluai liars, these
Yankees prove too much II they killed anu
wounded such a number of men for Lee az
they represent, they must have been the most
mieerabie of all towards to let him get off
Bu. the Yankee army were not coward.
Tney did not follow Lse because they could
mol, TEey had been 30 badly beaten that Pur-
suit was Impossible. Tho true ioss Of Gen |
Lee did not prob ably reach Il. 900 men, while |
their OWE rs probably doubled that figure
They were therefore in 70 condition to mo-
lsst Gen Lee IN any movement he might |
choose 10 make. We are sorry TO gee Confed- |
crate letter writer's exaggeratiog our lorses |
smos. as much as the Yankees. What do |
they propose to effect by such statements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22
Ni9CELf.AN EuU5.

The surrender OF Port IIuison ia absolutely
coafi .meI [: w4s unconditional. A dispateh
fivla Gen Banks 10 Gaa. Grant, da,ed on tho
g.. inst, announces The fact that the garrison
c. ,ltulasad thai afternoon, aud Gar. Banka' d
Al ay was 10 eater tbs plaza 1T seven O'Clock
u kt morning..
fas Gettysburg correspondents CT the Hera24
ises td.-l Gen k-mqer WAS ucs killed, as rs
p :bed bu. - seriously w0GaGsd and may re-
c, fsr. CD. Patton, also reported killed, ia
3, i 10 bs living, but severely wounded
fae HecaiL gives a report from Walking
t, t1as CGaflest1R ha7 b3en eva :aa ed a al
b-fpai b. IL, reb, "a. TIE Hsro.d ia its sii-
II .i+l, eesAs 20 think iha report nsais Goa
Ii. stion.
valiAn Ii yaam il At the Clifford Haas oa
tLe Caaaia 81 !e OF Niagara F.ns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Tns intelligence which We receive from our
fo,csspow operating on the Northern border
Of the State ia exceedingly meagre. We have
nothing really definite or satisfactory a. to the
prssen: location Of our army, and only rumors
with reference 10 the movements Of the spo-
nv. Some Of the passengers who came do n
on tae Central train yesterday evening asser.
poaisivsIy that the main body of Meade 3
forces has crosaed The Potomac at different
fords east Of the mounsaina, whist others
maintain that there is TO considerable force of
the enemy on the South eide of the river, and
that they have only their cavalry ON the Viz
ginis side. Between these conflicting state
meats it 10 difficult to arrive at the truth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Nec Companies of infantry, artillery, and
cavalry, are to be- formed at once by that class
of citizens upon whom the President is now
ca'l,og 10 take the fald. In Richmond, We
except the mere aojourners and others who
cts, thsFe are comparatively fsw y men o. tue
age ia;:icated who are able to bear arms--
Already tha metropolis has sent TO the nsld
her entire conscript force; bat there are scores
of oshora, not contemplated by the Presidents
call who are ready to dsfend their homes aud
iresidas with their lives, and who will need
10 secGnf summors TO shoulder arms" List
the enroi.ers best,r themselves At once, and
,AHs Goabe the armed force Of the South; and
let ths class Of men cslied.upon lose no time
iu organ ug their companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Camp Lee is the grand rsesptasls for con.
scripts, psrclsd prisoners, ete., and - he men
are from all the States, and from every branch
of the service, it is somewhat diHleult 70 naip-
tain amorg ,tsm that character Of dlseipline
go necessary TO the general health Of the poss
Fair Grounds are ss fne looking spssinsus Of
trae Southern men a. any one woald wish TO
see, and, generally spealiag, eondast them
selves as gentlemen; bat In sneA lArge body
there are necessarily scn1s few whs dsliehs Il
dsprscasing upon private propally, and, =
shey escape dstection. thue auoseed h giving
military ru'es and pnnishing the depredators
az they deserve. Tho authorities owe tha4
nuca T. the genteel portion Of the camp, Who
are daily riskipg their lives in the Snuthsrn
cause and who feel the importance Of protsee.
Ing and preserving 5 southern property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

GtutDg Passes.-Tnsre see ms to be no doubt
no " that uloet of the negroes gho have ,atsly
run say from thsir n,astsrs III In s neighbor
hood havs been furnished with forged pass -
by parties regularly engaged ia that business,
{. I'd that the Yankees cave agen.s i" cur midst
who spare DO eff 'rts ID en:ile .oH seSVauts.
Taere is bnt ous trouble in the way Of eaptur'
lag thess bold operators, ani that is tas lack
OF white witnesses 10 Irovs tho t7aas actions.
Nishin . fsse daya past ise.s hsys heen &c
vslopai which vii! pus tao poice on tiie'r&cs K
og ,hs DIe Iding paaies, aud when the guilty
az .nts ars captured, az they must be, speedy
Justice should bs nietoi ous 70 them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

High Prices-Vesetab meats, bntter,
&c, continue - command exorbilaut prices ia
the ula-ke'P, ani those prices will inevitably
q up, ualose ms G1v8Enlaant takes steps TO
prevent the destruction Of the growing crop,
be strf gsul soldiers II tho iIum :diate vi
enisy oI Rlchm9ui enough vegetables would
bs made t. sapply ths markets bGs foc the vnss
amount destroyed ty stragziars, who prowi
the country day and night, and spread dea,fu;
ton in their paiha. A few bad msn turned
loose III each negl5orho0i can DO = vIs, deal
of danage, as well as Disgrace their 5sttsr
companioHs W:h proper camp regulation,
tha destruction of crops would readily bs
guardsd ageinst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

NEWSPAPERS AND CURRasPosDESTs.-T
Charleston Coarter las Lee fa!l. wing snp9ea
tioas % ne wsq psrs AMI taeir c,rfeap >adaa.a :;
Never allad4t tho nunoer or position OF
our forces.
N.ver dascr.b, points likely to Is oc;u
pied by the easmy, OK utter doab!. as to their
strength.
3 Never refsr to the arrival or departure Of
troops
/ Never diecu q the events of .he future, or
hiu a enterprise 10 be undertaken.
) Ia describing hitile avoid de:aiis OF our
Strength, and conrias the narration 10 tainsa
d,us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

In addition to ths $1,000 horses which tie
ci z.ns ot Atlau.a have presented - Gen.
Forrest, they havs had mads nno saddie,
bsii.s and halter at y cost Of twelSs baaarsd
dollars more.
An English private sodier is now ! AID
ab N, xtiU year French ole about $oo
wear, A Col5nel ia Efabcs rscsivos ABOUT
81 600, in + land aaout 81 oa.
! I,LYnchbarg, Va, $aos, $40 has been anh
so.ised 70 ths stock Of sae Virginia Volunteer
N4vy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Tie Coaaty Poor-ws aiiGds particularly
70 ,noss ,iyin. On the city saanrbs--are bsils
siied frop. ,as clsy charity funds ef X oa1nona, /,
because they have no other soares Oh which TO
rsly. III M.ny Of the noedy are eoia.eEs fsmil'ee,
agd the County Court of Hsnrieo GU sht TO
make provisi ~ fos tasn. II tie Courts had
rsmaia ut home eonsii ituse libsraily 70 ths sup
p,rt Of ,as families of tiloss who tsks tie
hsld, aud thus eqaslxs. the burshens Of ai
Tns mi gh. readily b. done BY special levy
aud iussics dem snds that II should be done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

One Yankee gunboas, as any rate, has been
sent to Kingdom como on the Ysxoo by toi-
psjo We are rsj ,iesd to hear Of IL, ana are
not vsry solicitons about the fats Of those on
hoard Of her. On the contrary, We wish it
b.d b.en the whole Yankee navy, instead Of =
.iuy,e vessel This is but forstasts OF what
thew are 70 expect 10 their a,t smpts to navigate
our waters without our permission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22
DESTRUCTION OF A FEDERAL GUN.

A dispatch was yesterday received at the
Navy Department, in this city, ftom Com.
mander Brown, dated Yaz,o City, July 20sh,
stating tha. the Federal gunboat Dsk alb,
thirteen guns, had been totally destroyed, on
the issh, by the explosion Of a torpedo which
had been placed in the Yazoo river TO prevent
the Federal war vessels from ascending that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Queer MtSfake-Some few days since Mr.
l saac ID. w ailer appeared before inc Mayor 20
answer the charge of heatiug his wifa, and
thereby disturbing the neighb1Ihjod by Lor
ciien. Yesterday morning two gentlemen ap-
pesred in Court ana stated thai 80 far from lii )
charge being true, Waller was EN- exceedingly
kind man, and that Mrs. Wa cries wsrs ins
frnts Of Ayste,ia, tsom which she frequently
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Enr0iliag.-Ali men able TO bear al ns, be-
tween the .sss OF eigh'een ard forty five years,
shoult nave themselves enrolled al once, or
tAsSs III es kfsops VI ssNhiaatss Na ad 81 ana sS
forty live and sixty, should joia comp ,nies, and
be prepared foi service. Ths Conisderacy viii
heed liz entire arua. bearing force now, ara
every man should tee Tie mark, if he hopes to
see his oopn:ry Tree. Batter die in defence Of
oar rights than live to become siaves - tie
Abolitioniats Of the North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22
TELrGRApHICiN NEWS,
CiPsURE Or YANKEE RAIDE1S

LyNcHBCKa, Jniy 2l.-PasseDgsrs by the
Tennessee train report that the Wytheville
Yankee raiders were captured Monday ct East
River Mountain, Mercer county, BY the cam
n-apd of Csl. McCausland. A number Of Ne i.
gfoes and hossss, captured by the Yankees,
were recspured by our forces About twenty
houses were burned in Wy,hsvilie, among
tgy,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Personal DiGicnhy.-Yesierday mcrninz
Henry L Pollard (uos K. A Fo.iaEd, who ID
absent FROM the city because of iii heal.b,) ap
ps~r6t before the Mayor and gave bsii in
- 600 20 keep the reaes and 10 appear before
rae Mayor to day to answer sne charge Of az
saultiny aud beating I. w. Mcalahon. TIE
d.lfi ,ulty, as we understand, grew ogf Of an
article published in the Exam ner lsl Ffiday
which fsiacjei desiSuedly, as 81. Pollard de-
ciarsd OH Mr.. McMahon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Tie Hustings C0art was engaged last Sat
urdAy in the trial OF misdeEieanor cates, IL
large number of which were disposed Of, but
none of them Of aay public interest.
In the cass CT Jas. Me3ee, charged with
violently assautiug Aio1z, Travers, u . jIry
vera unable TO aQrse, and wera therefore dis
charged TIE t'iai viii come on az tue nsxt
term If the Hastings C1u!t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Reeei0seg Stolen Goods a, Faria
appeared before the Mayor yesterday 20 all
swer the charge ol receiving goods s.oisn
from John MoDonough, knowing the same 20
have besn sto!eG. A.ter u pa-t tia. eXanIina
tion tho casa as continued. When The eth
GERS entered Faris's honse they saw injica.
hons Of gaming, and saw and heard negroes
running from tae back room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

II sAouia be known by every soldier in tho
field that the dried leaf Of the corn plant (corn
icdderJ ia successfully used as substitute for
hoVs. The infusion 10 prepared in the same
way. practices will aoon determine the quan-
tity necessary In one Of the 0overnment
hospitals bread for four hundred men 10 daily
prepared 10 .bis way, and it is fully equal ~
Inc beat bread prepared with hops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Caught Agcin.--Wn Campbell, a deserter
from tic Washington Artillery, charged win
various other oifsAe1a, who las escaped ffora
Castle Thunder several lines, the last time by
bribing ,he.s ,ntinei, Was ec,ptared Saturday
af ernocn III houe near the corner of Cary
aud Is n streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Prison Record At the Libby Prison yes.
terday there were 7o4 prisoners received from
Stauuton---a second iostallment Of thOee cap.
tare3 at Get,ysburg. There were also twenty.
four prisoners received captured at Jackson,
Mics, among them Adjatant Gilman, of the
79ih Now York regiment.
AT Castle rhuader there wsrs no important
csess req S cred during the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Tie Cafy Council held q called meeting last
Monday aiterno ID, and adopted al ordi lauca
increasing the pay of the city empioyees.-
Persons dependent on salaries iiad 1t exceed.
ins iy ditcut to make both eads meet, how
ever economical they may bs. and many of
them can scarcely live at II La purchasing
the necessa,ies Of life now, SOD viii not 10
as far as $40 would before the commencement
of the war and yet there are comparatively
few employees whose salaries have been in
creased one hundred and hf.Y p5s cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Free Negroes are bsIug made very useful AZ
this time. 1he Mayor is now employing ma
police in arres.iog and turning over u the
Confoaera;e authorities aii sech ~ ars required
10 labor on the fortihe i;ions around a'enaGni-
a very lares number weIs tu.nsd over last
Naturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Impatient The cry is fall Of nAmors ne.
csSciag Mrs. Allan, who was arrested few
days since, charged with being a Federal spy.
When first taken into custody she was con-
t1sd in s.. joseph de Sales Asylum, against
the wish Of the Sis'er Superior and the b shop,
and has been kept theirs since then nBdsr
guard The Government authorities have
Daen collecting evidence fer the trial Of ihe
accused; and bat for her severe indsposition,
her examination would have taken place be
20 ihis. We were assured yesterday that
the accused will he tiled, and that neither
money nor family influence will be allowed to
thwart the ends Of justice 50 far as money,
education, intelligence, and high social posi-
tion are concerned, they a. gravats atheg lhau
psiiats crime, aud if ehe charges against this
lady are sustained, the seversst punishment
known TO the law ought TO be i,h cted. Lee.
the public wait patiently, then, till the Govern
men; IL prepared f, trial If it's c Iii ers shrink
from their duty, when tbs tis,e comes it will
then be time enough to hoii item mp TO South
erI notorieJy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

CRIME II GRE.r BgIrAis.<-Dasing 1862
tlera were lisd 81 GHD persons la England,
o56 in irei, Ii |, AID 3 o.53 III Scotland, s.nt OF
tts whcIs number ,3i5 were acquitted and
II Sal convicted, CT waica Latter elAss 39b2
were eonsiV Vnsd 10 'spsnA ssrvi,uls," which
il a.ou. equivalent to our State prisoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

csedings, Or that they were raised bseauss
thsss eonscripts did not wish to 60 70 the
war. Nor did the mob ever raiss an
insnrrec'ion to stop the conscriptiou--
On the contrary. tbs conscripts were always
ready AID anxious TO 20. Tney not only
were animated by tho national love of sdvsn-
lure, and thirst for glory, bu. they we'll knew
that the army was a safsr place for them than
Paris, and they preferred death by cannon
ball 70 death bv the guillotine. Ia truth, the
guilo,ius was the most powerful recruiting
sergeant that ever existed It drove thou
sands Of relactan: persons into the ranks,
whittier they resorted to escape its formidable
power In New York the case was different
The conscription was the direct cause Of quar-.
rel To stop the conscrption the persons who
were liable to Il, or their fr snds, engaged In
the insurrection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

NEW DESTRUCTIVE M.sssLE.-A shell for
rifles has teau Invented by Capt Narton, OF
ths L iish army. L. is caarset with 80 Il
plosp phoFus Pfsj ed from cavalry pistol,
/. iojgai i'll dea board ana burned with =
fisrso Il me for DC n 3 time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Medical Herbs, OF every kiad known 10 oar
people, ought TO BE- carefully collected and pre-
served a. thsy mature. Scarcely u gAdsn that
does not eoaiaia valuable pans, waieh ara
ussd in hospitals aud sick roena kst h0n*e.
wiyas sss % Is thai shess herbs ass tAksa ssss
Of ihis tumney
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

e. Nesafe Wonen had grsaa linsuaey. = -
time N earning eoans s1hsis1enee- - ~
the high prices OF eli the peeee1e,i.s ~ f!ss
and the email wsgss they have . ~, ' n,
The Confsdsrste clothing dspos = faSajsain.
work 10 mnpy worthy laaiss, but iadei.s
frcm the continuous crowds OF feuaics 49,
its doors at sii hours, nAay Of tksn ~ -
make heavy sacrifices Of tinA % proeero sAss
work. We have heard lsdiss sey tAat they
frequently. wait half . day, and scrassinss
longer, before thsy can gss into the sssabliak
n1ent. 80 great is Tho rush. Noms Of them, n
their anxiety to secure work, take shsls vsndo
ST the door before dsyiighs, N. thero rsnain
for honrs, regardless Of weather. On Saiue-
Gay morning last Mrs Montague, who had islt
home at q very early hour 70 procure work,
fell dead In the street before che reashed The
depot We know very little Of the nansso-
rseut Of this clothing bureau, bus suppose tkas
some plan might readily be adopted Tor distri-
busing work which would save 1adies the tFoa
BILE of waiting in the streets for Il Aoafs q =
time. Wi!l not ths officers In charge give the
matter their attention, and thus be1o6s q large
class Of deserving feaaIssf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Bovnd Oper Charles N. Smith and David
Craigbton w.re before the Mayor yss.sfday,
Of Oft ishtiag ha md disturbing the nsisIboshoed
in wh,ca they live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Continued Daniel eolao, for stealing iron
fso,n tho Confedsra;s Government, 10 70 have
q hearing before the Mayor this morning.
when he exrssts TO prove that his posssss1ou
OF the metal was al honest one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

burglary and Felix, slaves,
charger VITA burgiariousiy entering The store
bOCs5 Of john Ahern aud e,ealiog 800 worth
OF lard, are now in prison, awaiting tr'sl for
tie Gffapea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Il Il ssstsd that nf 727 stadsnts mstriculaf.
ed ss TIE W.rssw Univsrsity during the past
hs,f yesr ltlG have joinsd tho Polish insurgsnts,
90 fO2 Of then have been k1lleo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

p, The Uouadet Soldiers at Camp Wiodsr
are, to al appearances, doing well. 20 that
many Of the "a will be ready for the fisld Ia
very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-22

Running The Biockods-M artha Hobson, a
woman OF color, and wife OF Hobson the bar.
ber, was before the Mayor yesterday, to an-
Com nonwealth af or having valuEt aiIy visit
ed Boston. Martha stated to fiieef Moore that
she LEFT here last summer, went North, remain
ed there eight months. and then resnEnsd 10
Richmond She was held to bail BY Ii > Mayor
70 answef an Indictment at shs next 0rsnd
Jury term of the Hustings Court. II conyiCs-
ed, the law will compel the scc1sed- TO- 'ehter
into bond and security to leaveths Ssste, nsver
again to return.