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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16
SENATOR FoorE has been making another

SENATOR FoorE has been making another
rumpus in the rebel Congress at Richmond
This time he pitches numerically into JEFF.
DAVIS. 1t was always his habit while in
the United States Senate to be pitching
into somebody and making things
as dsagreeable and undiguifed as pes'
sible. He never was man ofmuch weight
either in Washington or in Richmond but
his late TRADE may do something towards
opening the eyes Of the benigbtsd people OF
The South to the true state Of affairs.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16

ONE Of the fruits OF an oficious press
ha. just transpired il the late action Of the
rebel Government in refusing to receive any
more packages for Union prisoners. The
rebels having been psrsistently charged OF
late by radical newspapers and radical Of
ficials with not delivering, in good faith,
the provisions sent TO tie prisoners, have
resented this imputation upon their hon,
esty BY refusing to receive or deliver any
more.
What other mischief will these ineurs-
bls perpetrate,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16

The TERMS upon which President LIN
COLIN proposes to receive the people Of the
Seeding States are: e
l. The secessioni,ts must give up their
arms and surrender their property in slaves,
aud make no claim to THAR other already
confscated property.
2 The loyal citizens must rslinquish all
property in slaves. r-.-4-
8. Both loyalists and submitting seces-
siOnists must swear that they approve and
will sustain all the Ooniscation and Emau-
cipation Acts Of Congress, and all the Pro
clamations of the President, present, past
and to come!
When one. tenth Of the People shall take
this oath, they shall govern tho other nine
tsnths and shall be entitled TO make new
Constitutions, excluding, if so disposed,
all others from the exercises Of the rights
Of citizenship. The President offer, to
sustain, by tho army, the one tenth in
their authority over tho rest OF the Peo.
pie
These bastard States shall be entitled TO
vote at the next Presidential election.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM ARKAS-
sAs.-Tbe Memphis Argus of tue 5th instant
says. Hon. ". &. Sebastian arrived in the
city yesterday morning from Helena, on his
way We understand, to attend the present
session Of Congress, he having TWO years to
serve Of his term s,s Senator from Arksn-
SIS. Ar. Sebastian is generally recogni-
zed as Union man, although be has not
lately made an open avowel Of Union
isH.o
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16

20 isai sIiss5 0GT i5k---.aoIEa1z a1za-1 &
-1iGs nodt za-Iam % Egqad zb1 30 1875
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16


WELIkE the pluck Of JEFF. DAVIS. BE
coquetted with Victoria and frowned upon
Napoleon two years. Having, through the
stolidity of Mason, failed to win the favor
of England, he now turns upon her with al
the bitterness of a rejected suitor, and rains
down upon her torrent OF reprosches and
sarcasm. With Mr.. Seward's volumes Of
diplomatic correspondence in his hands
he is abis to give pretty accurate sketch
Of the tergiversatlons and hypocracies OF the
English Ministry on the subjects OF etfec-
tive blockades and neutral trade. he de-
clares that by common consent European
powers have contided oil matters relating
to the Rebellion, the war the rights OF neu-
tral nations, aud the acknowledgment of
the independence of his Confederscy, 10
England and France; aud that while Nspo-
leon has been courteous, and seemingly IN
clined to listen TO the overtures of SLtDsLL
yet, as those two Powers had agreed to act
together, ard as England, which had first
faced both ways, IT. inally turned her back
square in MAsoss face, therefore all hope
of European aid and comfort has
fed --...
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16
ABOLITION HYPOCRISY.

P.s Anthracite cosl IS selling here q
Sl2 per ton; and Cumbsrlsnd, or bitumi
nous st SGT Would ii not bs a good spec.
ulafiea TO send some Of yonr admirable
coal to this market2 Would it not pay?
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-16

TEE Cincinnati Commercial understands
that arrangements are in progress forsno,hsE
"dos fghtn in that city. Interesting snd
important.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
VICKSBURG rs OURS !
REPORTED CAPTURE OF RICHMOND

New York, July 3. The Worlds Washing
ton dispatch says highly important advlces were
received here at midnight, of yesterdays battle
in Pennsylvania.
There seems little or no doubt that a brilliant
victory has been won.
The enemy has not only been repulsed, but
several thousand prisoners have been taken, to-
gether with corresponding amount of arms and
ammunition. Our loss has been quits large,
but has thus far resulted in decided success.
So far as can be learned, the battle has not
been renewed to-day. Details of yesterday IS en-
gagement are Immediately anticipated.
Detailed accounts of this fight at Gettysburg,
appear in the Herald this morning. Our bat
teries were served splendidly, doing great dam
age to the rebels.
A correspondent present at the battle says
the battle of to-day was we'll fought. We had
%, 600 against so 900.
Gen Howard distinguished himself for brave
ry and composure while directing the details of
battle.
The 18th corps did more than all others. 1t
lost 5000 men, and double the loss of the 1st
corps, which fought bravely.
We fell back to position south of the town,
which Gen. Howard had first selected as the
only good position that we could secure. The
rebels did not seem to think it best to attempt
to dislodge us.
The enemy occupied the town on our retiring,
and their sharpshooters were stationed on the
houses near us.
The ladies of Gettysburg deserve especial
honorable mention While we were retreating
they came out on the sidewalk with compressed
everything needful in the way of Refreshments.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
FROM MEADE,s RMY,
HEAVY FIGHTING THURSDAY
OUR FORCES PUSHING THE REBELS

New YoNK, July3. special dispatch to
thei Tribune, da;ed Columbia, Pa, July 2,
says The bhtte Was renewed this morning, and
continued until 4 O'Clock. Our forces were
gaining u on the rebels when our messenger
left the field. Since Eve o'clock the firing has
been much heavier and more rapid, indicating
general engagement. Gen. Lees forces are
said to be concentrated 4 miles Northeast of
Gettysburg
3, P. M Gen. Sedgwick's corps is reported
pressing upon the rear of the enemy The
Second Army Corps is moving up from Hanover
this morning. The reported burning of Gettys-
burg by the rebels is untrue. Only two build
ings were destroyed by shell in the suburbs.
The Irlbmne's special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Meade, In telegram received to-day,
says that there would be p'ched battle be.
tween the two armies to-day. Yesterday Hill
and Ewell fought two of our corps, and Lorg-
street, with whom was Lee, also appeared to be
endeavorlng to participate in the action.
Gen. Reynolds fell early in the battle, and
while placing his men in position. He took
pains that no one should know that he had re.
ceiy9d his death wound until he had rc den
some distance out of the action, where he quiet
ly got off his horse, and announced that he was
seriously wounded, and directed that a surgeon
be sent for.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

THE INDIAN ExpEDIrIoN.-A St. Paul Min
nesota) letter of the 9th ut, says Sibley's force
had marched five days when heard from, trav-
cling nearly fifty miles They experienced great
difficulty for want of water, and if the drowth
continues the army will suffer terribly. 1t may
even prevent the force accomplishing anything
The Indian scouts are very active aud have been
seen in the rear of our army.
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THE DESEASE~ OF ERROR.
lies .MaladieS d. Errem. J

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of CHARGE any young who will write for it, anne
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MAN This valuable issued and sent forth for the
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VICKsBURG. 1t is stated now upon apparent
ly reliable authority, thar Gen. Grant has been
reinforced until his army numbers nearly if not
quite 10000 effective men, His force must
make him lmpregnable against any force the
rebels can mass on his rear, and secures the
speedy fall of the rebel stronghold.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
4 O'CLOCK, 2 M.

4 O'CLOCK, 2 M.
FURTHER FROM MEADE
BRILLIANT UNION VICTORY !
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS AND ARMS
Our batteries skill fully serve d
BRAVERY OF THE FIRST CORPS !
Vermont Brigade in the 1st Corps.
Heroism of the Gettysburg Ladies
First Corps Lost 1900 Men.
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The shot were whistling meanwhile, but they
appeared elevated by noble impulses above the
sentiment of fear.
Gen. Schimmepfennings' horse was shot un-
der him on the retreat, and he was captured.
1t is presumed that he was wounded, and posi-
bly, killed, before being taken.
LATEST.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, P. NJ, The bulletin
of the Inquirer says the following dispatch has
been received here from Washington
Vlcksburg has surrendered, and it has been
read officially to the assembled workm en- in the
Navy Yard.
The city is in an uproar about it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

IA The statement which Is going the rounds
of the papers, that Gen. Meade is disqualified
for the Presidency because he was born in
Spain, is probably unfounded. Children born
of American parents who are temporarily resi-
ding abroad are in the puryiew Of the law ma
tive born, and have all the rights of citizens
ship.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

The PEACE PARrY.-The rebel invasion of
Pennsylvania has damaged the prospects of this
organizations somewhat. Even Fernando Wood
hopes the rebels may :" be expelled ANONYMOUSLY
from the soil Of Pennsylvania. "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

Nor GU1LrY.-In the case of the State VS. Pur-
sci charged with the murder of Barry tried at
Manchester before Judge Kellogg, the jury re-
turned verdict Of acquittal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
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Price D cts peY box. For sale by ali Druggists
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GEO. w. WILDER,
TEACHER OF
Piano, Organ, md DarInOny.
PIANOS AND NsELODEONS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE.
" Flanos and Melodeons sold BY are from the
Oest makers and will be warran' ed for five yea rs
FREEMAN BUILDING, MONTPELIER, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04
MONTPELIER, JULY 3, 1868.

v There will be no paper issued from this
Office on the afternoon of Saturday, July 4.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

CHIrrBNpEN COUNTY CoNvKNrIoN.-The Chit
tenden County Convention at Burlington on
Wednesday, put in nomination the following
ticket:
InB ENILESBY,}
AXPREw WARNER Judges
TORREY WALES, Judge OF Probate.
RS TAFT, States Attorney.
b FLANAGAN, Sheri
s. BLODGETT, High Bailia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-04

PHILADELPHIA, July 3. messenger from
Chambersbu:g has reached Loudon. Lees
headquarters were one mile from Chambersburg
last night. jeff Davis was at Hagerstown, Nd,
on Monday, inspecting the rebel movements.
A Courier from Mercersburg states that the
Potomac river is impossible. The river is rs.
ing, and the rebels are alarmed.
New YORK, July 3. The following is from
the Herald account of the battle of Wednes
day
Our loss was very heavy. The 9th Wisconsin
lost all their officers but one The 74th Penn
sylvania brought off over l6 men.
The 18TH New York lost IA out of q officers
and three fourths of the men.
Brig. Gen. Barlow is wounded and a prisoner
We captured Gen. Archer and staff, and 5000
prisoners.
Our forces fell back south OF Gettysburg, but
the rebels did not follow.
The LIST corps lost 1900 men. At one time
the rebels were on both our left and right flank
New YoBK July 3. Correspondence from
Fortress Monroe to the World, dated the lst
says our force still remains at White House
and when removed will return and proceed to
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, July 2. Rumors from Fortress
Monroe by the Old Point boat have given rise
to the serious impression that Richmond has
been closely invested by Gen. Dix, and is prob
ably captured
BALTIMORE, July3. The .NcVs of this city
has dispatch from Fortress Monroe stating
that Richmond is probably captured.
ington dispatch says the explosion which oc-
Cured during the evacuation of Maryland
flights killed 10 and wounded 40 soldiers, be-
longing to the 9Th and 9Th Maryland reg iments.
A special to the Times, from the battle field,
near Gettysburg, dated Thursday, 4:3O P. NJ,
the day has been quiet up to the present mo-
ment.
The enemy are now massing heavy force on
our left and have just begun the attack with ar
tillery.
The probabilities are that q second battle
will be fought before dark.
The rebel sharpshooters have been annoying
our batteries and men all day from steeples of
the churches in Gettysburg.
We hold the Emmettsburg and Baltimore
road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-04
By Jus Nj Taylor, kNct.

A VALUABLE FARM or NasxEr GAZE
n DIN on tins Deep Kun TusspA.e. Hen
rec comfy Il nil.s wsst 81 tho city Of Aisn-
nord AT Tie request Of Mr. 10
ssph l. snton. will sell, upon tbs preniss., on
TUEEDAY Jcne 3clh, stA otloek H. tbs s:u
abie anA haudscxas FAnM, with al TIL growing
Drops. loeatsd ~ above. cont.iniag 6 scrss. OF
which - acsss ass eis&sed .seil set IN cio
ySr tpasthsr with % gsrdsn IT tbs choicest Segs-
txblss the ba!snUe Is heavily woodsd with oak
and pine. Of virgin growth fhsrs 10 also upon
the hAct . very supaf.or ice.houss sn,i Ice pood
wal shaded, together with orchard Of te ehpcsss
fruit usta set out in the cast Ave years The IN.
pro ss eonsist & comfortable dsnillns, con.
tannS four good fooraz ether with Al ths usual
OF wstsr in the yard. sessons de,iriaI 10 SECURE
one OF tho most de.irabs farms Contiguous ~ tie
city would fad It to thsic ints'eat 10 examine ihs
Ons before the day Of sale. Possession given i'm.
madIatsly.
WILL DY hcLD--Inm sdiately after tho sale
q the property, . valuable Let Of FARMING ! q
PL2AENTq consisting Of Cats. Piowa, Oai.ivs-
ness, 30
ALSs-Wul be sold, two csllsrt yoocg k!len
Cows. aud one Eeissr, u months old. al In nae
condition. together with an sxc.liens Bosgy and
Hunses viii b hired. for tia balance Of the
year. . good Cock. Nurse, Washer. and irensr.
TEENS For the land, ono.thi.d cash. Tor fhs
WHO'S II prsSsfrsd) the balance ut aud II months
sssdit. fox negotiable notes. with interest added
and recufsd ~ Srust deed. $hs purchaser - pay
cash will bs required upon dsl.vsry.
JeeI Jas u TAYLOR Aubt.
On account Of iiiasgs In tie faulty q Mf
Santoo. tho above sale IL postponed 10 MONDAY
nett tbs b Of July. At4 O'Clock n.
i 50 JAS Il TAILOR Auck.
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ID AEON. 40. At AUO rl0N On nOaDAn;
II the Oh insA, q 10 . etoek. as NJ etoss. VII
-. at auetiso, - osec0ot o. when u 3sS va
60 n eco ptesss Hoesa. siShtly damage.
LYCTDx rDxD3 -Aiso. Lsssse ktsss' VIII
kisnS cf roo paeos, ~ 4 god os6es.
AIso-shaA Hsefings, 1ics, Dsssa Ssseass'
Nstehes Tobaeoo, ~.
FU1IITUR1 -Ssvssal astess Of yarniture,
aoCs3stauG 81 very lego saA A,e fsaase 0sa.
Nxttressss rhar5, / handsoos ctftng Ui3 ior
children, and sundsy other sxtc g
iva OAUfH0RN. A1oaf.
VAEOI I1H LAND 1Ox nALa-l ensr iof
4 j ,a.s rrvateIy usta Tusxday. the Jon 1nsy:
and II mot sold will that day sell 10 the nishes'
bidder, b. public arc ion ON the rreEissa ny
Farm, lying in tbs c1unty Ct Caroline. y n'aea
from Bowling Green az mica Weat o. 4aan
cas- sta.ioo, aajot ,iog the ixrd' OF Inas We
ana otasr,, containing eight h"acrsd ana eisn.
aer.a The improvements are R"ed coattsang OF
= Iarrs new and Handsome dwelling consAieias
nirs rooms. with al ethsf houses rsq,irsd ca
farm OF that So, In good rspsir; . young orfnssd
Of choice fruit, It various kinds pnrs water, q 0
-Four hun d.ei aud Aftv asres OF the land sfe csss
ed. th, ba anoe In aas heart .tnoar, p1oao ;
sbundantIy ell tie crops grown tn this seo'acn o.
tbs State.
Persons wishing to purchase are respectfully te
Susstsa to cali aud view the D. smites, @. address
me ss Thosnsburg r. o., Spo's5ivAnta Co. Va.
~ i-sawiss WkioAf.
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OOSFxDanATs STATKs OF AMxRiaA,
MEDICAL ICkyAYOR1 FstC8 ,
Aiehmond, Va, July l 1868.
TXYuL b sold At PUBLIC ID0TlCN
Vvs@oa WADNESDAY ths s.h dav u Jay, ct
II An. q the Let on the eoruer OF 80 ana Axr.
shslf sfssts, . la1g . number Of BUvKS belonging
70 the r rvsying department. u Army.
The attention Of Lumber dealers and others u
coqusstod. RW JGHao,
surgeon and Medical Parysyor. q Army.
~ 9-tds
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V1NsLRGK arH ROwt3E--TAe Telegraph i.oy,:.
i tsrtea hsYe ss, {. snu,d TO ali "a 30 all dix
~..sa CT siscb II ID insiders s,.S youths properly
.sscu m ended who nay dsers il. tie opportunity
to seg4A.ss tsen,s,es with tbs sci Soc zsaril.
ms Win S.ss 20 give than oAittons ~ Gyar =.
tura upon tbs lines Ocess.ol, secy r.ap.rs ther
Services.
EoE ibis purpose extra icsireE,oDis viii % rI.t
MP 81 GiHss h.os cc!ly5iaEt ~ tie Al iiasus AID
insisu .:ons will DO orn.Ltod without CHARGE
be. fei.see ssrsiraissG urc.y - 1r $50 :,
kohlasat, Va X UGERal,
l. 2-~ss ,ya,er.i So,t
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b. Is. =. ..eassas,. a@.usnsts

T0OasE9, MULES 1sssTAGss, a. -.
SALE IT AUnTiG iS. II v.,j ss8 -
n.., IN EsTugDsI, Ga isls.. h. - g. "a,
QcuIe,i Chamber Riii .args aGE.ta. e. I
Ex:6,e and " org s.oyees.
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res a5ese bslara - 3 10" 5- Ca
to iiss the ezsE = @Ba SKA .ol IS. H..
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Carriage, BEEE,ea, go.
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CITY WApRR WORKS, I
IRnAA 10f2

NJ oT1CB.-The increased drauxht upon these
IN Works rena,fa 1t aeiusly necessary that sli
pessibls economy should bs nasd In he eoususp.
tion OF sa!er. Is the pumpa are now worked q
thsir fall capacity and In csfe Of IN seesdent e.
Il 10 not improbssls} shs city may Be without Ne,
ter In view Of these fscts Il b to BE- hoped that
every cit:zsn viii sss that no watss b wastsd, anl
inae thsif dxsures 40 kept ID god order. Tbs q.
dtuanss makes Il The daty oe Ne 0npssnt1a1ao,
TO STOP the water from III pxsmlsos Whaeo ~ ~
tsf FIXTURES ars found leaking ualsas rspaiS ~
fmms4iaAsly made Ooussqasatly, I'll via - ~
neossaity Of attending g tAls yssy h0aetanl ~
The insraAse Of sxpsnAs 70 The city.
Jets IL DAVE DoD@
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NHlLr&ks'a GAkEIAal.l --rhe sut: C -itsF
~ as foc as.e severe; aiyiss OF OFILrREeps
CaSR AGsl3, maze o. thC bss. IuaksIis. al, 70
1As AVA: tGbst,.n ial Ter 81 lis factory. Oh
$40 ccf.er OF Esin aad 9Th sis ki:hfaonG Va
OetS toGs aDy part Of sta UtAaseI CT pro.np.,y
ai's-dsh g.. a liberal sisG,7E.s VII. hs yual- ~
th,1e VITO bay to ..., sasiu A:so, u ssss ,pi.na!s
fFaveiios SRUfKs, eovsrsd wiiis oscyss aa iron
. ,niis, ios ssia io'.. WV t'OzksB.
/, GA. & tsr renA
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MO I'll A~-Hi4RH HE1Vl01-AN =
IN Asving OuAO H0nn14. ~. - 49, -.
sealsss, ~ ~ ~ = 60 . = - -
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TSH.kE uU-DsEQ gisf.L4aS6 -aa-'
l. will TO pa; fer tho aFsssrsnf.gn stf rs
TO re (os placed in jail, 20 t4st usy -. =
OF my :hfee nc gross, ALFtED sad EHta.
wife end STEPHEN. z Ia ave hrst ir'- ~ -
st We:. Trap Depot Il a'ifsE osrnty. Y "a. 81
night % :ho ls,1 suge, tsk.rg with thest =
clio hing, &c. Aired Ia steus az yAsrs f. & d.
feat u OF iacsxs kish bises, lii c. :ips ga w.
ard bow-isgasd hsg H1t ia iatoiiEsn. r
Penny IL socns - or 10 wears Of ss-, ~. !
da:k eolor, coke soan. tgs hes Egs, E"o3 q
pleasant, iatetiigeu. cgun;tESacs. Ikey sr
poeei to lie tryiaB "a nsss .saiT wsy r. @r-t
rol.ns. Bteg hs.A Ie.t niy tiEss ia tie s!N
1ne, 10 sbor. Ave fssl inah-; hI n, 81.
per eoicr, very sIost legs, sud long oadis' +.
Insight moves veil AID is seont & n 20 81.
age. Wasn Las! hesrG s~oa, Was 81 C.. siSbi2
SsYo1d B,Y6ton, Maes!iobos.; aGcats. "a
will probably ~ g. L nxss his way ~ Sos r.
ton coaniy. .ts Shove reasrd viii bo @
tas recovery OF tho ,hrss negsoss az Sc
= xn aAA obk.-c.S. J.
Eox $40 EisaTnua5 II = o
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-04

DkaED3hAn viii b. reeeiysd AZ H:chzaond
L Arfen4i fas iGsEisLiGs any part Of TWO
4u&D3xO THOUSAND HORSH SHOES and
SiX:Esa gHsU5AaE POUNDS OF HORSE
ss.toA EAlL5. samples m1st be- subrattsd fog
ins3ses!su. w l. BROWN,
Is IL Ct L.sut- Colonel CommapdiuR,