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RUSINESS NOTICE.

a ID PEHsONb INDEBTED 10 me LATE FIKN
"A Of n. Q. snowden a 90, up 10 the lot oil jan.
uaTJ, 1862, oilher ~ note " account, and likssis
those indebted 10 j. n. snowden Co., from IL jtu
uary, 1869 10 Let July, 1865 Mostly requested 90
Call aud settle Union aud planters' Bank notes
viii b. received al par unti tao lst Of Deoemb'r
next. j. b SNOWDEs A %.
No. 4 Cherry street, Union aad American Block
N B-We are receiyiug large additions 20 our
present stock OF Family Groocrie. Including fine Old
Wines, Whlakies, hrandios and Cigars, which are
prepared 10 sell ~ the lowest mafket price
uapAl-lm. j, u. ~ co.
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DR.. Kings ,DlSPEVStRYs
fOR PRIVATE DusEAsEs.

EYN<DeK DR.. KING formerly q Esy feT,
IfA for Iapt yoarspi lDaieFN.e. = u.
-sAsAAae who has devoted his attantlb0n 10
thersatment OF private diaesscs for ~ gearh, datt
hufsclf, having attended 70 praqtsce ipT 90 mar
years, and ourod 30 many thousants, ho % enable
70 ouro all diseases Of private naturss ~ MATE
now bad they may be from inludoiOls ifodaal treat
Iuant, or from neglect Of their own. ~. hlpg .
DisrensaF Is No % Doadeslck street, betes1 CheT.
~ aud the SQUARE, second story, shore rs q, 80
diseases OF private nature
GonoFrhcea cured without uh1seoua rlf itcines o
intsrfeFonea with business. -
Structures Of old or recent date eeeetuaif cured
. few days, by "a operation which canssf % ps2,
Where structure exlssa health cannot Do sanisgoe
Perhaps no disease oausas more mschiof snd uGctTs
mlnas the Constitution 70 much.
'aYrhiiin, with all the diseases Of tho SKIN GROWN
out Of neglect OF bad Featment, cao oe aseoiash
Ourod in few days
ss,aiaaI ADMINISTRATIONS stbontiGn bAVins b0si
Rita io ths dnease, aud tll Tie oonsequenoss sroe
M ont OF IA brought on IN many oaRsa BY the d
sruotIya habits Of inoonsiderato yo1tha aud sScesi
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of Whtol
vii uadegmlne the constitution, renderinE the sub
lect unnt for business o. society, ana oaosis p'sHs
Fasasios Wlo snay b IAboring Win eny diaculsy
tho W0mb nay rel assured q immediate rehnl
Pertbns foaldins ABROAD, ~ writing ADD stating
thett oaso, with fee epclqaed dlroos y Dr.. A, AiF
Mo- 70 Doadsrlek street, Nashrillb, Team, VIII hsvf
ne ecensafe msdlciiiaH Bcni 10 their addroas ptes
houir foo b o,aloet ~ tha morning until g.
+~.ss IlulYstO--,n dawy.
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!. ~ DID % INK " y

VII be furneaed fires Of charge 70 soldiers In or out
OF the Hospitals, n their 10 tlog or inkstsnds are
brought AZ the above hours. soIIsEEs taught one
tllth lea. than ritlEang.
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DISSOLUTION.
WIZ. III LUCUS 81 90.
80 DR.. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAE

A FTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARg PRACTICE IN
IA my native State aud Philadelphia, have located
10 NaAhNilo, Tenn., IN my general practice
will treat tho following diseases Chronic and 10.
hAmmAt0ry hheumAtisf0, Affection Of the Lungs llls
Limbs Floursy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers, Gravel Az
tectiona Of the Womb, hemttont, Intermittent and
bious feYers Obstetrics attended W, with All other
diseases 70 which she human family are subject.
~ OiDoe North aide m Union, between Cherry
and College streets, over @. ID. Benson Co's huie
store, whore may BE- f0und either day or Night, or
eas abssnt % pFOiasaauat visits, fItugf ~
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RESIGNED OFFICERS.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, or OAsHED, "
JHO n. 0kEEN,
u. b, Claim Agent
uinps COZ cherry st--up stairs.
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ROOM ovev Sfaiths DFNg Store, Cor oLasch DAD Pis'
srccs HOURS, 70 II, a. m, 3 70 o, p. m, and
to 0 at night. I0A -tlit1 all& l1&E
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Ailox ne to introduce 70 you my friend J. W. Dol
boar who alta your city for th1 purpose Of teach
aa a success ful teacher "a vol and so widely estab
llghed that Nlll cay n0tbn on that score. only
do.ire 70 present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have der yed'much pleasure and proht and
One whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything yoa may do to further bis designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN T. EDGAR
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FOR SALE

A NEW splendid city Residence, with III tho nod
~ ern improvements 10 Rooms, GOOD neighbor.
hood and convenient TO busin, IS. Terms 5000
cash, baenae on timer Enquire Of u -.ef--.' m
oct1-2g A NEI SIN AeArt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01
THE KRPORTRk OF THE EXAMINE

Il APPEARS again paper this morning, and being
able make good Ills ARA charges when proved from the
teusble. Only notice few the hArges OF them
rthy Of ee First the reporter charges that
the once erksnp In the Audit RS I'd created
for my eldest who nrld t for Zee or fur ara the
porter take hHse the trouble eVsmipe The
would be able to place before the ao tu ssemeot on
reported Mr. Grattar In Is and adopt by TIE CCune
creating this clerk hp now 'he statement q the reporas
he one created for eldest SOD, then tho
and Council "a 10 their trust In eating an
eIthe' for ehe Does any sane nap b.
eye H. except the reporte he Ex4ioerf fhatsuh
p T. Grauan Wn T. All n " eis zeDrook, N. b. LII ana
Others equal ability who then comp sd the Council
would have lty Of tuch .c mao osevsl Aisn
not the st NOMINEE for tic once. Mr. Hrattons
The thlrge ihit Monday ls when III, commit
Of app Lifted 10 report toe feasibility Of abo h
INK the clerk tina sasnseis as he aSays esn sell
nterea nvov d. packed committee by ap olntmg the oni
who had voted sgtst the whole suit CT on ihs
bic This statement pronounce Ease. app ntsd he'srL
Barr Hill and 9sssbrok on that committee, ~ .v n mt Eoef
ell recllsct Two hM seted for LAYING til
subject the ab aEd against hr ds=orook TED a.
had appointed hin, that he coald not well serve I'D
b. out ~ and sskrf thtt Mr. De put 10 his place
NH IL ths epoter for the kxsmi ie
to how Numbers Of he ceunl welli
have my The ques KEN lie vas no,
present. How does he into the secrets OF be embnt
sappneI more atmste vi the jtr, han the porter
aid not know Mr.. hhrous ions were not read NJ
MEMBER sgpeo XIV who IN 40 not think, Their
FORE that member would informed either the repor
any else Who they Euld vote for knew Who #
The third charge that shall notice that krt" "hsS
comp jed card thzt proceeding OF he Cou1c Es p
gentleman connected w.h Ii, once That statement Ike
rest untrue did bs gentleman he alluded 70 Uni
se hsd prepared tn csrd assure The 'eprerh had
BEFORE and knoxn who rtpli lid have
saved him the Of T hs second card Tor would tlI
Eave u kan fpy notice Of It.
SHAH Ply the latte par. Of the card # The repoTe
as consider l1roihy Of note neither shall reply
" DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
jay 80 IseS augl-ii'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01
RkoaUr1s FoR 1nE YASEIR Army
INCIDENTS OF MORGAN's RAID.

The indianapolis Journal, Of the 9lst ut, Black
Republican sheet, gives the following exaggerated and
hghl colored report OF HorgIn's dOngs in Indiana
w lie Mrs Glenn was taking care of the rebel wound.
ed her husband and son, both uuarm6d, were shot
down by her side. This done upon the alleged
ground that one bad fired sho from the house.
After this murder the house burned with all its
tan-s Upon reaching COrydon general thievng COM
menced Watches, pocket books knives jewsry and
uuor~ we're seized everywhere. Hon. Mr.. Wolfe lost
hs wa cn aud purse ami there respect paid to
party so long had plumber. The liquors Of the
lO,p TAI where of their own wounded lay, shared
ne tame fate with those oil the drug stores hotels and
AL OILS For tplee of ten miles In width every horse
wa stoen and it'd vdual residents we're insuted Iii
ed The same policy pursued at Salem and all 0loDg
tue lou q. Ransom, money the fumes, we're the al
errages presented 70 every wealthy manufacturer
Ter AID everything was merged n the one desire
plundsr. Singulary enough, greenbacks only we're cur
r,nt aud al money was required TO be in Treasury
notes Nearly 1000 horses we're taken between the
river ana Venna, aud in Salem alone three citizens
eacl put 70 Of one thousand dollars TO save
rt,ic .1ils
Two things are to be noted. Morgan knew before he
.rossed the river who we're his friends and who bad
arms Upon entering Corydon he showeda list (snd
at Saleu) of every citizen who had Henry 6e or
other improved arm, and Immediately sent patroI TO
bring T. EN- IL. 10 Corydon the spy was young nam
who visited there three weeks before and returned with
Morgan. At SseTn deseiter ITO n the SHty-nn In
ciaus boidyioined Morgan aud was armed by him, but
"a, subs quenty captured and is now 10 Salem jail.
Good guides were always found, and s.rarg: it
vas mcn.y in specific su as, was demanded from per-
SONS who though: only their best friends knew they bad
4. Yet win much of local treason, the people as
mass wcrs true ard Morgan himself 10 ;nsians s.
.wore rouudy at who boasted thai they ep-
iosed 20 the war, and repeatedly showed fayors 10
others who hTIvely maintained their attachment to
the Uoiop. With heTe and there exception there
vas no favor shown the Copperheads nose EhO
skui from The defence of their homes in we'd
symoatty Win the South. Where Ia, < G Cs were
Oh cxes. lhere full information i'll Morgans possess
SION o. ell be wished TO know, but when he got what
he wanted he treated his tools as badly enemCs and
o,d. them good-bye by taking the horses With watch
they had followed TO guide him. Already steps on
out 10 detect these men, and who have fgurd no
itle in public life may ind the vel too thin - cover
the fay Ir they showed the freebooter aud his crew
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01

residence Of man who bad been robbed by the saw
ages Of all hi mules and horsee, except old worth
less geldng and q half broken colt he gave bin the
choice of Them end he mounted the COLT but found
that he travelled badly. ProvidentalIy he came upon
very fue horse in the bottom, tied by blind bride,
without saddle As basket and an old bag ere ly
ing near bin, he inferred that negro bad lie him
there and that Yankee camp was not far distant. He
exchanged brdles saddle the horse and mounted him.
after turning loose the colt
After riding so as TO avoid the supposed position Of
the Yaukees he encoun cred Of the thieves, who
was returning 10 iG from successful pupderng ex
cursion. He was loaded With chickens and bucket
| Of honey He commenced catechizing Lamar In true
Yankee style, who concluded it best TO satisfy his Gu
rosity by sending him where be could know all that the
devil could ch him. With pistol bullet through his
forehead he left him With his honey and poultry, yrg
10 the path to excite the copectureis Of his fellow
thieves.
| He approached with much caution the next settle
ment. There he hired guide for fifty dollars to pilot
bin HInkerson5 Ferry Big Black river, which be
wished TO reach near that point without following any
road The fellow he hired proved TO be traitor. When
lie got the Terry lamar sent hun ahead 10 ascertain
whether any Yankees we're 10 the vieini y The con-
versaton and manners OF the man had excited bis sns
eieons and as soon he left lin he concealed HIM
| elf but remained here he could watch his return.
| He remained much longer than he expected but re-
| turned and reported that the way was open, and
that no Yankees were near the ferry. Alter pay ing
HIM he took the precauIon 10 avoid the Terry, "a o
approach river above it. instead OF folio ing the
guides directions By this he mixed force OF tie
Yankees po.ted to intercept him but entered the
road the river bank one oil tbem who seemed 10
be On the r,e BIT flank 6f long Inc Of SEMI els sudden
" rose up within ten feet of him aud ordered him 10
alt. He replied With pistol shot, VII oh killed the
sentintl dead and whee us Horse, giIored III oueh
the bottom up the river but the Yankees sent shoS or
] of balls after him, two OF which wound bii ri hit
hand njuring four OF his fingers enc grazsd bis right
leg cutting two holes through his penta oons and ano-
her cut through side OF my sword foabbard, spoil
ing its beauty but leaving mark which makes puze
1t more highly. Seven bullets struck the orse, which
reel under hin. out had strength and speed to bear
him mile from his pursuers before he fell and oied -
Lamar then divided his clothes ami arms into packages
and swam Big Black river safely. He did not walk far
before patriotic lady suppl ed him with the only horse
she had-a stray one which 10 her house after the
Yankees hal carried of ali the animals belonging TO The
place. Ga this he reached RAYMOND at O'Clock in the
morning. changed lis horse for fresh one, carried his
s,atc6 to Jackson that morning. and reiOi;ed us all
| by an unexpected visit the same DAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01
From the New Y.rk caacasian.
THE WHITE SLAVES PETITION


How long must the reign OF mammon,
Cypress the world with woe?
How long must Justice, blinded
BE led by the wicktd foe
How ling N ust we tit in the shadoH
OF the worlds great sorrow aud Wro g
How long must we dwell in bondage
How long, dear Father, ho@ longs
With patience have We waited
The hour OF Freedoms birth
OF peace, and love, and juice,
thorough all the ends Of earth
Blu. the night is gro ing darker,
And hope hath ceased her sCng,
HoE lor ere the morning breaheth-
Hew long, dear-FAther, how long:
Our hearts are sad and weary,
Our souls are sick With fear;
Awhile, snd we quickly perish,
With al our loved ones here;
The wor Il lost in darkness,
Where fearful pbabtoms throDg;
How long must We wait dis coming
How long, dear Fab,r, how long
Except these days be shorten,
No human flesh can live;
The help thar now Is needed,
Thou, only Thou, can'st give,
The wicked are in our councils,
And work the ends Of wrong,
How long must we live and sufer--
How long, dear Father, hos long
We pray in the name Of justice.
We pray in the name of Righ-:
For the Ike Of love nd Mercy,
We ask for TIE boon Of light;
The fsDgs Of Sannon are fss'ened
Alike on the weak and the strong:
"a. nd ~ sink in Dea and Dnkuess
How ioig, dear Father, how long?
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DIED..

In Mobile TIE I'd Of July OF congestion Of the brain, SI
LIAMO .IPHASf ged IS years. native OF Creetown Krkcu
b'ightshire SCOTLAND for fifteen Of Mobile.
At his resoence IN this city, ystCrdsy shout o'clock as
In CT several days, CHARLES LANGLEY In the 4sl
ye rof his age
The ends and acquaintance Of the family requested
his !unsrslf late residence, Main street, nesr
opposite The st. Charles Hot (suncsy) ahs o.
4 o'cl ck, wthou. further notice. aul die
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at New York. Among her passengers were Generals
Strong and Seymour. Col Jackson and Lieut. Col Sed.
man and others, wounded in the late attack on Battery
Wagner The ArsgO captured on the oath the steamer
Emma of London, from Wilmington, n. O., With cargo
of turp utne, rOsn and cotton, and towed her into
New York
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rsisasL iaD.ccmnRRCIu.

RICHMOND, July 81, 100.
At the auction s,le OF Messrs. Robinson, Adams
Co.. to day. the following prices were obtained:
Tsbsoe145, 20 81 90 for low grsies 4i 70 t IS for meiua
~ 70 % 81 for tne black yH Havana Cigar
ssI5 'ubs $500 4Opsr NJ; Zee 1925 42v
BOD $3.50 TO 49, B 4le Lard OIL 81 60 90; Copperas 20
81 co. sugars dark Al se fair les 40 ch ice S
clarified sI,23; Bacon 81 IS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01
Diplomacy.

We presume there can be no longer sny dat Of sss
necessity o. LEAVING ErgAnd cut Of tie 'oah' 10 any
hoe Ne ma, still i-duigs Of aid from seToaa Toa'
fsvorte dC-s On &C our people We suppose, Is now e.
scsuaIly dispsHsd By common consent, England gees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01
YHoN TIE WEST.
A Telegram from Cairo, dated The 26tb, says:

Telegram IRON OaIr0 uAted Tue ZBt1i says:
The steamer that arrived this morning brings New Or.
leans papers of the 10th inst. They brought by
the Imperial from New Orleans 10 Memphis, that steam
or havuR made trips down and back without trouble
One hundred and sixty.tWo rebel officers from Port
Hudson arrived to-day They are awaiting orders from
the Secretary of War.
The report that Pillow Is in West Tennessee Is IN
true.
RECsUI1s FOR 1HE YASREE ARMY.
The Boston Traveller says: "Itis understood that
Gen. Meades army will be at once reo'uited to the
msximum from the drafted men. The commanders of
the various regiments will make acquisitions for the num-
bers required t, Gil their ranks and detachments will be
Cordwarded accordingly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-01

4 LEssoS FRox HisroGE-LEr rs RKTESsER IL
Ii g Edward, Of England at the head OF Weii-ap-
20 med army Of near one hundred thousand men, in
the month of June 1914, iuTId Scotland. ID meet
his large force, Rober Bruce could ralse hut thirty
thousand mea But, determined TO conquer or perish
with The Liberties OF their country ihey met the English
&, sannockouru on the 2Sd June 1914, Eni achieved
zignsl victory TIE slaughter immense twenty
,eTta barons two hundred knights seven hUhdNd e.
CURES and thirty thousand Of the common file filed up
the fatal roll Sir Walter Scott from whose history of
Scotland The above fleets are taken, closes his tenth
c apter as follows:
Eut f. in srageti5sl point OF view, The field Of Ban
was lest the part OF the Scotch nation they
derived from IL lesson OF pertinscty in national de-
fence which they never afterwards forgot during the
c urse Of their remaining separate people. They had
seen fore the baule Of BAuuockburn, the light of
~ nal eSoa reduced the last spark, their pltrOts
slain their laws reversed, their monuments pldnd, red
and DESTROYED their prince communicated outlaw
Eao could not ind the wilderness Of his country
cave dark and inaccessible enough 10 shelter his head
Al this they had cen in 1904 aud so completely hao
ten yes-s OF resistance changed the scene that the sane
prince ode over field OF victory triumphant
ereisu the first noble OF the English enemJ lying dead
az hi, fe or snrrenderiog themselves for ransom. l.
.enslkely that It was from the recollection Of that
sordnary change Of fortune that the Scots drew the
.. on never 10 despair of the freedom Of their country
bu; 10 continue resistance 10 invaders even when
ssar,sd nost desperate And the Scots may
have the bride 70 recoec aud other nations TO earn
from their hislo-y that 70 bIaVe people one victory
viii do more 10 sustain the honorable sp,r Of inde-
pendence twenty defeat can effect 10 suppress IT,
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TTALJABLR LAND FOR SALE.-Th aus.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Th SUB
seioer asarous Ct Cd ,bgrs his pursus offers L.
ivsssy, yag Ia heekisnb1 oSAiy, near Roanoke
'''''' ''0''H sac ACRB~,
81 ne and dious dwelling, Gu nous "a 81.
Ns,r,J % bali IL IN OF nal sroEtn, ola pine Tie
c. Cd d rions highly improved aud Etn sp ed 10 the
Erovh Of Corn 70 Ecco Wheat geod pnyseiAns ud get
M tens ars ssa Elquirs o. DE- oBrsn, Eas.
% ana erase nd address ne 90 ts Premises,
al sIS<s. Hp.BRAoIY.
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MARRIED

% thursday soth July, by the Rev. = A. Jeer, u w.
PAR AR, Of Kson ~ and Miss MARY lLizAsE-s del
dsu lighter OF l. p. Hod Id-n, Fsq.
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EgcAPlTCLATiON

NOTICE.-The Rev. Mr.. DUNCAN will
pFs,eh stie Uled esbytean Church. (Dr Rsa ~ on The
corner u FRANKLIN ana so sIssS IT II teOck TOXOkRoW
August Is 1883 aul-dl'
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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE o5IH VIRGINIA IN,
PANTRY, COL. WM. s. CHRISTIAN COMMAND
mo, IN THE ACTION NEAR FALLING WATERS,
JULY l4IE, 1858.
Field and SiaT-Nissirg Co. Christian, Lieut.. Col
Evan Rice, S.igsant n, jor John Gordon
COMPANY A m ssiug: Sergeauts \ Allen and Jas
Z inert Books CORPORAL l. Blackburn; IFivates Ii
Banks, Robert Dckerson, Richard Gordon, A Samuel,
aud CIV Taylor.
Killed Private 4 Il Blake. Ei-sing Is; Sergeant
Bland, private Berkeley, W Blown, X l. Blake, X
z Car and John Palmer.
Con piny D-2d L ,utenant C Roy commanding
Ehs rg: ? iVates G o-Re Hodges James Durham,
Patrick Harper q Jos Schools.
ompany Missing: Let Sergeant " Costenbs-
der. Sargeanta James GOuldmnn and \ Sisson, Cor
poysl A 2 -'er, p Iva'es VIM Dement,, Joseph
Dempsey, VIM Bro II, Jas Brown, VIM Bryant, Rob's
ReuIly aud Johu POmrOy.
Company Fist Lieut. Wsriog commanding
Wound a. mis- ing I'd Lieut. A Aicou. Missing :
Privates A Il nor and Us Brown.
Company Fl, "a LIEUT. wm Robinson commanding.
Missing. Privatcs WIN Hart, Jesse r Bowles, 10
B-oaoS K N Cook Jno T Cundif. d Weston
onpiny |, "a Lieut. r SAdler commanding Miss
,lg ist e Usei hon, Sgt Carter. PiVates Jos Re
we're aud WIN Hume C0rp' Jno Purcell, wounded and
missing.
Com1auv K % Lieut. r B Wbitlo3ke commau ding
N ssine: ~ Lieut. VIII locke Sgt A X Haynes; Pri-
Yates ihos DOdsc >, Pailp Cox Jno Schools, - Marks,
- Rock, Jss omas
Company LII ssing: Sgt L Long orth, Corp1 J
D Cund Il; Piva:es z AslOurn, L AShburn, VIM
Corneliu' Wilder.
Company n, Csp. GoOlrick command ng.-his'ing
l., sgt W johnson, Sg'is o roy, U Rice, Corp
HumpNrevs; P,iVates 81 mon, II II, n
S CltWniDg, B D ctn on, + MurreIt, J Hicks, Q
Z Hes'er, X Heislop, Luck, 7 Oliver,
fAyUe, z n Saackslford.
EgcAPiICLATioN
Snce the above MAS Srten, ma learned that pri-
Fate HART CONF any a. severely ounded in the
eft h gh
BY order Of Major Lawson.
l. l. WuftANs Adiutank
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ADTr eENFs.ps orTiOE, Va, July 81, Iss:
ju'I 50. 1859.

pERSONS elopg ng to the Second Class
Il MIL Ia Of the City OF III hmond who Gain kemp Ion nos
NIL tny DUTY up say oond appear amin ton be.
the surgeon and surgeons First Regiment at such place
be appointed By The COL Ct the ksner TO- examna,ior
shall dvr Aoilsni Genera such certificates Of
smpion be granted Ttoss wh ct tin: heretofore
have tetve either porgy perenent certificates Of
.pon from authority, Led to be re examined %
he TIA CURED.
Before scng der this order the surgeon and s-rgeoh mai
assg ed 10 s DUTY CURED TO b dT sworn for fIr
aud Impartial perform thereof
W. d RIcHARDsoS, A. c
HEADERS, Isl RECT, aso GLASS w,
RIoazoSp, July SIS, lsSs.
Orders NJ. :.
pusasnc. Of - above order the sars'on and sugeoa
bel ssern will proceed TO examine tl persoD'
erng exemption frn vice In the God Class Mihi 1t to
CITY Hall stars) August I'd t1, Oh, and b. tetsetL
the hours Of ands oc ok and said examination De Sc
completed GREATER al the Isce such days and -
hours they msT designate By public notice
BIZ order Of Col Joss b. Di0olfH, Commanding
suI-1gs B. ". RICHARDSON, A3t
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~ 1000 ID Sal solo, ''' '"" LRpUvAt.
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HUCUn, TEA AND CUfFEE.-
~ Peal Cocoa pr pared by Fry SINS Of London Chocolate
Makers & tie Queen.
Te. Green and pkcs tsh Inpot S,iap ssperor quality
Best Bar Soap, made ny Oowan, OF London
ps B cad soda, MADRAS Indigo.
Black Pepper, grain and grcund.
Eutmegs add Spic gene. ally
Wines and LQuo
Southampton and Lard.
Cotton IA ps Of fne Numbers, Raw Cotton
Tlrnip seed
For sale BY GEO WEED
jfS.--d2t. Grocer. NJ. 90, Main street