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, 1863-05-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.1
MILWAUKEE, Nay J. 1858.
James II. Rogers, ESQ.,, one Of the earliest
ectt1ers Of this city, died yesterday morning
III the Geth year Of his age.
, 1863-05-02
a Pirate Beaten OH by n MGR
G11untr1aus


Cant. Glover, Of the bark LysandsF, from
RED zaw vessel On a1e; being q affaia rid 19 1f
min, long. IS deg. 45 min. re we're CHASED I'd
By. . snail schooner prirateer hc cane
alongside, ntd ordcred ne to 4caFe 70 a.,a and
send MY boat on board OF him. fe1usgo, a aasu
10 be got ready. The plrlte saw the crcw E
rush at with niuskcts, and concluded TO 1et
us pass. Hc then stood away In chase OF
schooner under our Ice.
, 1863-05-02

uta1 We esnu!! la<tte atteotfoa td our
HAln uausuAlfy large stock If t>taattfds
RRHCHfE r2rvcd Ivory. Rooe. Butftla II nm.
NAe~AAe' Eatln~ond. Rosewood English ac1
French Hal: Eru-Ee4.
BLISS & SHARP. APothtca1lc. aud Chemists.
Lake strHtt
, 1863-05-02

~ C. H. SrRTVfN, ddrer.i.i74 ige:4r, 63
rfarYa STREET, is authorized 10 rsceire t1jr5rfies
E!eats yjo- this ara vi tie @sdds.g 4for:AIt:iern
y5o1.eTR
, 1863-05-02
ITO CAPlTALISTS.-The present
J. owner Of the
1.-THE Evergreen Lot"

On West Lake Street being nonresiden desires g
sell 1t for csah. an places 1t in a1ket fE e
It has frontage 0f $50 feet Lake a2d re stG "
Walnut street. No better block In Sceioa lo1 sao'
yiEfon into lots prct-cr t,r
e.ia cErSn TiI0S D. B!si An.
eaae aE - Ssit--+ Ecal E.state Attorney.
, 1863-05-02

BLISS g. SHARP.

III IAse street, off: la--e aid ma
~ assortment OF Fine Toilet G Nds
~ New Perfamerv. TtiIet Wasr-s. !>:n*
i & Eet!cs. Tooth Po~I-rs and Pa=tes,
Colosaes. Toilet Vinegar. sc.
, 1863-05-02

TOTND-A pair OF Gold Bowed
L spectac'e. Wednesday evening. on Randolph s..
between State et1eet and Wabash Arcuac. Can b:
FAD at the otlce Of Q. 4 T. Il. i. Bogue. south~es.
corrc- State a.d South Water street. payment OF
20 cents for this advertisement o. Z. A.BUGuH.
~
, 1863-05-02

1xs7TTCT1oS FaE -HE DEAF AND ptNH.p
New Y.rk Jan 7th l1Es + .
1ha-e PLEASURE IN tcst:f n the ss1E aEd hnd IT.
teIton Of D.. LCEtnu no las relieved ME fttlm =
troublesome dsatDsSe q lon@ Standing. broaght on
e',.1es made IS persons seeking Information Il ny
, 1863-05-02

DEIkySE HocHK. Albany, y r., March :. 1Sf3.
T., nE ,LEHE1n1l Dear sill take pleasure
N taat yn1 haye e.ectrd Eer1: deal of a-
Frosemehi n The heaslnE OF my son, Marcus G
hoe!tle who hss nrextous TO your taking the rase ID
asI know ef n;aET othe: cs:.s. wso yon hlvc cu:nd
10 tht public 3ee
, 1863-05-02

HL1SS & 81
.r1hI{--1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

x,scyrIasfous.

A letter received IN New fo,k, written
when Dix wss 81 niles from Williamsburg,
aAys tnat before Ire letter reaches It's des,iaa.
ticu " We will either have Riahmoed or be re.
pulsed Gen. K-yes told us this m Tnieg that
we wca'd be IN Richm nj by Thursday Che
"a ias'. fin the rsese Of possibility
Gev. Curtin made speech in Philadelphia,
Wcdnesday nign'. ssking for gu, 600 troops 10
be rased in tae State.
A letter from vicksnurg eays that 10 GOO
men from K seerans. asd The s3rna number
from Bnrusiae. have been sen: to Grant, CAV
ing him rs 00u men in ail.
Gov. YatAs. OF III, was shot At through his
window at Sarin. iisid Oh Tuesday might lie
was not hurt.
Mrs. Lincoln leaped frou her carriage In
W.shi, gion IN ,he "a inst, while ths horses
were ruaoics asgey, receiving some very
serious tflises.'
The c. Moderate cavalry whipped the Fed
erals on. OF Wes;ninsser, Mi, on the 3o.h ult.
Gold was quoted in New Ycrk ca the after
DeoG Of the 81 at III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NArca,z Jaly TIE Louisville Demo
Graf says the la.s effi siai advces state that
Cans 1aylcr, N ,rtop, and Green sufrrised
,te FsdersI "a hcations at B-ashear City IN
the 2Tth of Jone. and ospanfed ] 500 ison
GO, incusins 50 offirer aiso. e3Poa, VH
ORTIZ of COMM A.. s. 500 600 oSQasrter
mastsr's s.oree; $25D,oo0 oi ordnance, and
slg0 900 IF medical a.orea; also. % garrison and
r~gimeniai fags, 10 600 tents, 2 0t0 hotnea aod
muies, COO u. srooe, COZ, stand smsli arms
Is siege guns, and 1. position az important 90
Port Hudson or VieEsturg Osher important
movements by Gen. Taylor are progressing.
A private lester from the Conner battery
states that General Walkers forces, II GOO
6,rong ad left Delhi fn route for Lake Prov.
idsnee, which ;s 2aTrieoned by Federas aud
negroes. They hnag two otlcsfs commanding
negroes before leaving Dsleixssing
nothing from Poit Hudson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
.ssrss~ xa-as~e.a sss s.a-
Ey Sumner + Arents, Arcsrrs
fGor n al attj t3ta sk.sefs

tS5r kats sra Iva sAsssts
-
VKyH W.T. snLy. 3, oa ssssioase en
" THURRD1y isOgaIHs Jasy s Il sa1--
msnsips Al 81 esioes, large aai as-fsais 1ss'F''
' mar GOODS.
BOOTS And EHuSs,
FAEET GuoIs,
consisting In csss ut
aisashea sad vrown shiftiasF;
IrIh Licena 8 { svhsesiags;
Fancy ana Black sai Bh.ts rraig,
a'nphsras Organizes Es1ns;
Cssbm eres. L-asers, Fancy .xixsaEes;
Eorahfzrsa kisck Aipse.s,
sf BACK uhaiil.,
ki,ek snd EsScy sfik-;
Write nr!lIla-i3. Jsskonss sni Csa.tr,c
ansiing;
6aBlseA r s9sh gi9tFs;
Black snd Esusv UlssiIn.resi
Brcwn Lin.ug, hIls ncii,s,
CenimG. H3cp Skirts;
Ladies' RACK a4t. Cold Ell ai:7eE sFcr1 es
tn II;
White and E.1,7 o7.tsa Hest:
Hrora ard Fancy syst -s52ssf
Snsosnhc.s. 81. - So'iGTs.
linen easota End F-r,v sshit.f;
Fancy ferdes abarys:
Back Lsos stsvls, ggsa- STE .5Itisi
81 Cotton AMI H'!S Esakis,
Ladlsl' Linen I'D Esuc- border EfGEisf
Eisas .issyo EioL.r5 saa ss>n;
HicS Mania, gs5 EsIasyia ssfE;
E.shy. Engii9g Fi,s AVID Eee'''ett
Ds-i i7j sd h 1ssis'ia. = s'a'Sz. aaas Gissi
Pssss snd A s%te nuisGn@.
Bor5 EUsrsnesE RutCgas
Les;:Ds Goat AID yoat Sul.55s.
Also
500 gs.ras Letter anu h3te EaT;.:
10f, 800 Envelopes. read Pencils;
ftsal Pers PEN aoicss;
Eom3ra. dan B1oks Purse;
pocAe Eocss Porta s4ong.i5s;
Rubber, Igo-5, rn8 Herr y ~ e Inas;
Rubber and Fern Brsssl.g sni F3ekst
Comb;
so sross 1r17-c, Wie3sos Sosr;
IS sroTs Pine I7asy So4Tf;
liiy u A:a, 2osaa<os sssZst:f:
roote Braahaa Tro,at,, I'D 2ipss.
- I.SS,-
ladies Lrs;ieg Gus = pTTerr Gsl.eFs;
RslsaoFsi Shoes ard isn:-c2 B)9a;
Lg1isa Slippers 81 d Gkii1l r. 5i,,sp:
Gsnt's xtcsd Tier ana t;A IN ,rsi f'aoss;
Fine Black sud Gotta 3oss 5isl5. 40. sc.
-ALsO-~-
e5 yards 3 olt.ug Goth SO 20
i've SGhssk - AREN'T AQes'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

The Foarh - Saturday last the 4th Of July,
was uenerca in with the booming of distant
cannon not in CONNIE nora'ion OF the day, bat
III vindication Of our independence, now threat
cred by foe more savage than any our fore
fathers had 10 meet Citizen soldiers too,
were out in forcs and fisgs fiuttered in The
breezs; bit tho fret were making no holiday
parades, and the last were the glorious ban
ners under which Southern arms had repeat-
eddy vsDquisiied q cruel foe, and under which
our gallant eoIdiery were again marching to
victory. Wo trust that the operations OF cur
GIl4y on Saturday may give future gensl atoms
cause to feel proud Of their deeds, and that III
tine to come it may truly bs celebrated as the
anniversary of Southern independence trUm
Abolition rule and Yankee influence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Murder.-John Garter, ono Of the men
charged with tie murder of George p. Wright,
u private in the 18th Virginia Battalion, Oh
Thursday evening last, il Rockets, was before
the Recorder last SasnrJay; bHt because of the
absence of other parties, tBe examination was
postponed. Sydnay Wicker, the man WHO is
SAID to have Inflicted tins stab wh'ca caased
WIight's death, had not teel arrested, and
there were other parties whose prsseuce
cners ineEeS., aiier rearing such witnesses
al could be found, rendered \ vSTdic. that he
deceased came IN his death by s.ab in the
abdomen, iticLed by Sydney Wicker; and
taat John Garter, John Champion anG Charles
Tenesr were aiders and abattors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Ready for Work-The military prisoners
In Castle Ihundsr--most of them committed
tor riv al oiieBceehave asked ana obtained
pc, n1esion from too Commandment at this pos',
70 form T. battalion for any amerG odoy. Capt.
Alexander has been appointed Major, and is
doing all in his power 10 aid thess Southern
soldiers In preparing to eXpsl from Southern
SCH its ruthless invaders The first company
Is already armsa and ready fol. us fray -
L,sut. Callahan, Atju'ant CT the post, is hard
a. work drilling the mon, and as shey bumbe r
some three huna.ed, and are veterans In the
service. We may expect good work from them
when they face tbs Toe.
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skirmishing IN Mississippi~-kumors from
Gro

skirmishing IN Mississippl--kumors from
Grants rsny.
BoLroN's DEPoT, July 4, tvia Jackson, 4sh.)
Our cavalry were skirniahipg ali day yesaer
day near L iwards's Depot, with Oaterhaus d
tured sixteen prisoners
The enemy are firing national salute this
morning.
Negroes are constantly returning to their
masters from Grants army. They report that
this Yankees expected 10 make another assault
to-day.
The enemy were engaged Yesterday in throw
ing PORTIONS over the Big Black at Bald " in d
ttrry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Skuikers found no rest for the soles of their
feet on Saturday last The militia officers,
with theit guards, ware az busy as bees collect.
ing together and getting them ready for ser
Vice all persons not properly exempt from
militia duty. iasiuding foreign residents and
rsfueeee The Commander in Chief of the
militia thinks very properly that If Richmond
10 worth living ia, 1t is worth defsnlingi and
no 10 determined to m Re tho evaders Of the
conscript law toe the mark to the militia call.
Some few able bodied men may eucceed in
cscaning the vigilance of the guard for a day
or two, but they will be discovered and put
into line, % cure es the eun shines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
From Gen I;ssS Army.

WIscHEsrEs, Jnly 3, via S,aunton, 4th.-
Passengers who have arrived here from Mar
II eburg were told there by Mosby men thai
6 IN. Stuart h}d '"rI. np the track Of the Balti
moro and Ohio Railroad ut the Relay House.
L. is rennrted that Lees army is marching
to wards Baltimore.
The snemys tsnts have disappeared from,
MARYLAND Hoigats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Comu,stlals at Castle Jhunder.--W. L.
Reese, OF kanson,a division, wAs com nitte1
to Castle Thunder Saturday, charged with
numbering a guard who attempted to arrest
him as a deear.er; JAS Ma9ee, Of the Faye.te
Artillery, was Committed ior forging an eff.
Gers name TO a pass: Peter Bland WAS sen, ia
charged with d!siovaity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
From Tennessee.

ATLANTA, July 3---It is reported that Rose
Grams is filling back, and that E:agg 10 reoc
cupying TnlI&hu ma with heavy force.
There has been no rad Oh the railroad il
Eaet Tennessee.
IskCoSD DISPATC8
ATLANTA, July Al. liz conaldered certain
that Morgan has played havoc with R3se
cranss rear. IN important mcy em5 nt Is tax
ing place in Gen. Bfaggs army, bnt it is not
prudent 20 mention particulars.
THIRD DISPATCH
ATLANTA, Jaiy 4-Braegs headquarters
arc a. Bridgeport. The Tennessee river " i'll
he the fa'1re line If defence /. ia aupposed
that louisville and the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad will be abandoned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

ContinNed.- Theodore Woodali, charged
with disioyalty ana ssrving the Federal Gov
eminent, was at the Mayors Court last Sat
urdsy, but owing to tho absence of ths wit
mess on whom the Commonwealth most relied
10 make ont Its cause, an examination was de-
slined sill 1'aursday next. IL Innocent. the
prisoner will be aelet show it. If the Mayor
believes he 10 not innocent, but thinks the mil
isary authorizes the proper tribunal for pun
ishing the offence, no vlil turn hin, over, and
thus serve the ends Of justica.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Observation-Disclosures Coli, charged by Jers.
miah Donahoe with stealing watch from
him Oh Sunday last, was examined before the
Recorder last Saturday, and acquitted. Coll
was at Donahoe's when the wa,cn was stoien,
but there were also five or Fix other persons,
any one Of whom could hava taken it If they
had wished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Col. Isaac w. Patton, Of Richmond, who
was reported killed at VioksbuFg, is only
wounded. He received q Fl ssh wound in the
thigh On the I3ta ult.
The steamer Lady Davis, from Wilmington,
ham on board.
The iron clads have disappeared from the
North Edisto river, near Charleston, s. G.
Gen. r G Hale, Qasrternasser. General Of
Pennsylvania, died or tie Cd inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Receicing Stolen Goods. George L. Stutz,
aud Mary, Eis q lie and Josiah L. Woodson,
charged with receiving from lit grces groceries
taken from e. w. TOmpkins, when his store
was robbed, knowing tho same to have been
stolen, have been held to bail to answer the
charge before the Mayor ON "Wednesday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

To be Tried for Their Lires-Wiiliam Ste.
PIE, 8, d slave, and keeper Of a cook. shop in
Pink Alley, Frederick Gtatd save, and
Dick, slave Of Mr.. q. Workman, were before
the Mayor on Saturday last, on charge of
breaking into the st"re of l.. w. Tompkina,
and robbing i. OF 81 QUO worth OF goods -
Each OF the parties were sent on for final
E..i before the Hastings Court, and if found
guilty., may be hang
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Counterfeit Confederate a'y.-At the
Petersburg Depot, Friday morning, Mrs
Clara Starr, WHO was taken at Winchester
and was about being cent of by f,g of truce
with the other Yankee " omen, was discovered
to have 8 lot Of counterfeit Confederate
money on her person. She WAS taken back TO
Castlo Thunder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Dyomaei "A email lad, named VIM. Rix,
was drowned @..i,3 b.LiDg in James river,
iea. The dock, yesterday uorDi :. Uo had
gene in bathing with numtero o. comp >nions,
mono OF whom were sbie to rescue him when
ne gct beyond his depth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Released 80. . .iiiaurson, John Riley,
David Lsnor, aDe liam p. Wsiiiame, appear.
ed before the ksc~ rdef last Saturday, TO an.
swsr the charge oi Sealing a watch and chain
AZ the party complaining failed to answer
when called, the prisoners wers released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Errors The name of the woman who was
bsfoIs G 8 Commissioner Watson last Fri
day, ON charge Of harhOring q dsssrtss, John
II Nod I, /. E .izabsth Cook, not Mosby, e.
Published Mrs. Cook IL well Known to tho
resideats Of Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Disposed cf-Ssveral negro fellows. found
at the coOk.saopof William Stephens, a slave,
when the officers searched for the goods stolen
from Mr.. TOmpkius, were before the Mayor
Sssnrday morning, and ordered to be soundly
punished for keeping bad company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Not Reody-Frsncis Foushss, the young
man charged with stealing military clothing
from some unknown command, and also with
stealing COLA watch of L. A. Whiting, will
have y hearing before the Mayor on the sth
instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
y 7 ----tf :. = .-.1f7' i7-f-'Ft - =
esie by las = "AyLQa, 1Uct f. s

a VALUABLE R&&st OK &1GHc- g ~
"A DsN nn tin i'aey SaI GnFn@l,-e = : 81
Tras, couutY. X tHties Wasi q, 40 e.rV " -
s.o.st IT Al G&lcN ~~&l 10 $50 SO - - : p.
.spaEs f3.n.cn v=' asst "a TIE t-,-,-ts.4l oF.
.PifGsDaY ,;agA aDh - : ~ Ok = 81 tua s@ss.
ssrfps. iGeA:s& &f "&@@F, crr-ssT. (: - Eess4 p!
Ysfsa So scgss aIe cissze crz 49, Il, era as 5-
yer together Se.sk 2isi+u ~ ti,- ti.' 1ssr
sshis2 tts balance - t=Eq.'r '..is =s.-.. a=s
aa! pEs, & .s.Ssa -s9yys4 Iis-.= = .asn SO
tie ss1s. r1gJ E17s :. 80 -1se -s..s lea E'.-5
v4e.. 4EaaaI, nst..aE :, ~ sFs - - a.. q. @ss
frat ,TsSs Is. sss tlas Asa = T az
PIE II sit o{ E1;os u bic s';,.,S ssls,-
,sirns !acr good Tco.r. los osp4F 7gi.a Il BE rz!
outLU.ldiugs end sg5ts,btES s. Tsssl F1} iaut vvs
OF -a,sE "a .hs yard. Hss.Gsss DARTS ss1s.-s
on, Of th@ mos; IS, Fs5e firm. e l,tstt.sts >
oisy vs0.iid Gasi q 10 si-s i.s-sl Stamina tcta
ono botors the eag Ok sa.e. zoss-ss:s-i gtTs0 El'
moii.te.y.
WILL. Bs ZOE D-frsrcoaista;F s'tz; iae sale
OF ths propsgty. & vHl0aa'n i2t - F&S7fieiG *
PEsA INIT, toEfss-ing II lavte. E.Hsss 3-.( %.
tors, Harrow caT', GsGoz &atl Flow LAR
Cess, &C
Alaa--WJl bs sot6 two excellent y3as-r q, eh
Cows, sud Heller, - .I.1s.;..s co Sc ia ) =.
condition, tossliasE Ti.a IN trcsi zns BGaas AID
Harness. WI. bs hired Tor tas 's5jsce9 II !iie
ysHr good Vosk, sCr5s :, g Aar sa6 'sCasr.
TaEAs For he iagd cne-lLiFd -est 81, RS
whola II pTessrisG) :hs as!sac- 81 aaa 2 .ae1sits
credit for negotiable .cz, lsA i"ietsrs fft.2:
aud e.cureG nv rue, dsss. T1s Ep>eGase- 10 pay
the taxea and iIsdesnSs lor 1858. s5~ fss b&lal.s
esaa Will % qaissd TEo.. e.s..vsiy
jeo1 IAS N r. EYT:S 4nst.
sss' On account OK Ill ess "a ia i@HliY of sIF
SiHtor, the so,~s lie Il p1stp'nei +" HUAS'
DAY nsas The Q h o. ,5',iy. at oitesk p r..
is3o jas II FiTI.3a. Aae.,
- "a. s4..ta ont :, 1. H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Yankee Pgisoners-At the Litby prison
yesterday ana Saturday, 80 prisoners were re.
Oeived from Loup Creek in Northwestern Viz.
ginia; also, two desertsrs from tho U. s. gun.
boat Aiven. of Kinston, N. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Arysste1 John b. Allen was arrested on
Saturday last for firing pistol at negro Ia
18th street Mr.. Allen gave ~ reason for
his conduct that tho servant was very ins0ient
70 hina. He will appear before the Mayor
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

COLn FOE wHO1 In Max g1S lkpN -
~ Will - aid at the nesas slssNna ga assTK-
LAY, Jelly llth, NJ 10 e'e.oek. csc sesr~i ut'E&s
wAish VS. ssut 10 my sss6ss frors tho sad ssshss
On tia 3ist of Asrca lass said 10 be .hs ssqssrsY
q GO usos &stSss, O A.. II Ito agaer saAs nos
ems esswAxA peoys rfoesssy, pay bosss, sad tAts
him svssy xshA2i soil Elm On tns abSys - s;sY
Tor hi 0ssEY. pAy myself aaa sspass 49, fsssais.
de- a psaeee4A - Aay, n bank 20 sss ssrsas 81 u
i 1neneoA 1uenes supssintsnesnt " star sfsises.
800 LOS 3 a. X.
- saaoneae1b " Tsoa " xsassi. Asssr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06
lXSCUTIvL lPARTRINT-

~ aishmoud suiy Ali. 1861 (
"aVJEd aEcsIts.na" Gil lie day Irosertesd
III by law for counting the sosss in tbs sic elton
.. ,snetorg and DesFa.ss requi, Cd TO be returned
TO ibis Ieparsrnaat TIA parsons daily elected tc
e.ch Eouss respectively. hsreDs Snaouncs thxt
the following parsons hsvs hssn elected TO ths
ssnste from tho iIis riet' named TO Wi:
For ths Iss FtasS3t-d T. q srison.
Fer the FL District " u II Tay'cr.
FOR the "a Dl. tlea-eeo w Griss.
For the 19sh District Jnseph Utris Ian
For tbs 2sd Distyict-John Eeidon
For the Gath Dist-c.--W II Duixnsy.
Por the gath District Chas B Ball
For the Shat D's.rtot~f3wiu L Hoord.
For The - D;,;f'ot--Jsmss q usrson
For the Ash nistict-Jamss i Lawson.
Yer tae Ash D ssrict-W w Newman
For the Ash Distr,ct- K B Stephenson.
F,r the Alta District james Aeeson.
For ths Ash Dis.riet--C w Newton.
Fer The 10 Nistfiat ID II HhrivsF
Ard thA: lbs following per5cos hsys been slsetad
to tas House 81 DSssest< Viz: For ths c5anty o
Accommodates u Psrrsmofe.
A4x2~.gis Hsroid kcawdea.
HArbsnr-Wm Johnson.
Rsrksisy-Xoesrt VI Hunter aud Israel Hobi1
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DrAxtoo, Nicholas Clay AID Wstsser--L d Hay
mood
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/ lAtsli eounty-P O Esfiostaa
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kns 0arae and Sta Gsrd--F q "a Hunter.
Lsnis- william His,sJ.
Llndoan-W y Lynch and No!and.
Aarioa--Stsphsa Morgan and Thomsl . Hay
moAd
HaI.hal,-J n Hoss.
2sseu-JsEe, Hncasscn.
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roy.
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N0 gn-Gscfgs " .h.rrs-..
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NorfJlk Ctty-xlohaxd II BAKER.
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son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n Scott.
Plsaseats an. Riscnio-snssnus Tibbs.
s.f6sssS Anns-Aisxsad Coke.
rfiaes Wt1uam--0 4 Eslsoa-
Pus7am--Wm Hssudos.
Raptc'nh and 9uektf.-D " Crawford
Richmond and Wse.nor lsad-1 w Coz,
TayIor-sohn A p,blns,n
Hpshsr Is II Wnodlsy.
W4ya4-y sssSuaon.
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aeuee of se'ssssss sre reQnirsd to bs nsds ~ iAs
nsss foe The BsnA.orisl D!ssrisS, ana
llssi Il e.ac ~. rsQui ID c DO Sivsa 1t this DE-
pastmsnt are rsa1y ter 1eliyssy when apsls1 iaf.
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ClOnaS HoSs-- Joseph Wool was fined ga
By the Recorder, last Kainrday, for ksspiag
his Ssstaarsnt open after 10 o clock u light.
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IDEAL Estate R4ss sA gE-- u5s7 ssai tt ne
IL, cecr:s entsfad In tha saia Of Sosg ssl ~igs
ard otasSs saansi Les r.t3 - a. fib7ls - ito
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1853 elan. on gtir 7 5tY. slc 90 ~.j, oE 80 g
ir63 at Il o'~lccS e. Or the 2rsssctz4 rel -rk
puoiis auction 20 ire h,c't~a. rd-2r, /; Eea H.
sa:s Ia tie BIZ. mea.oesa uran ita i'i'as'il;
Sc; Sas.
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thlgti i, ia nlonba i.,.s. ss.EY & ii,s. e} .-.
day az ssle, the purchaser l-''ag a,
and saa ii.i5 10 : =, - 80 e1sg}
yap.,sy Ii paid. Faxes SO to@} =. SIS ia - $40
pas 1L&56s.
.hl. Heal Ea.a's Go gisfe e t7a gs.i.s s-ousos
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

Sent to the Pyovost.-William Kinney, ar.
rested and Imprisoned for drawing knite and
Christening 70 cut John Murphy, was before
over ~ the Provost Marshai. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

CosFrpx.ara ETarEs OF sMlRi"l, J
EEpIcaL CtviTokS (FssCx, 7
k.ehInoaa, va, Jnly 1858.
- 5ssD x q, .gs SO %, g9 .y :.
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sisl, -eass a Ia q number CT EOzK3, belonging
10 the irvey,ng isspa- inert, g Army.
1hr sssnnsson OF Ir,nsss dsa'egs ar1 others to
rsnusstsi W.JuaA5,
kuIgsosa ard Xede.i Parv.Yor. q Army.
II 2~-..Js
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-06

- SATURDAY night last, by The band stssshsd
n JsaktnsS tyigAds.