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APP0INTMENT,

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
N YEAR OF ls63-DR. CLARK, German Be-
6rmad BotanicRl Physician and Snrgeon, Will con-
t patients for all chronic diseases OF every charc-
er FREE or CHARGE, at the following times and pia-
- during the present year.
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1 sn, sir, yours seE{ "a sT'ily' x, rpa


HTr.nsI-rfou-(Frora fhs Frsnch.
Aftsr having pisyedlo1 tho Pianos Of aessr1. Knaha
qualities which hsyo scquired Tor them the eminent
reputation which th9y enjoy; ms fiaiios Q. sasE
V rpunarkable their qualities Of I1SE- The Baa1
Is power ul without harshness, zd tne ppper notes
and do not hesitate 10 express in rerd 70 thesa IN.
Ernsnts my entire satisfaction, and % ueeare thas
tSa tSsGS naRsTs. Z 1 s siSasdl l. u G0TT5CH1LK.
To Messrs. VIZ. KsABE a Co., Baitimoro:-I oan-
net but ugratulato you Eso1 the linsse 2t2sEee.
your Pianoa which IN ny oDlnio9l Tsn5 Aa9eS ne
very bess IN the country n M-s1AAAOSOfz.
Mr. esa. A. BARLOW :-Thsss nObls Instruments
Possoss immonss resources Of power aus sApreselon-
The bass Is son0rous and grand ne eiee reslstss'
rich and sEmPethstici While The high nqtes are bri
liant, clear and pure a5 silver beis8. - . -,
The scale is eysn without single aags the sstion
the fnest OF which the Pianol0rte "a snsisPtible-
In word, Enabss Pianos are soEthYof the great
0O'- EIlIEA 5HFPHEKD,
MFG. A. BARLOW, Dear elr 1t giyes me PlaasuE
10 stats that consider the Knabe Pial Pqlal 70 an
and superior to most instrurontg made Il this ocuA-
nv ss5ecialIF in richncsH and volume nf tone.
Having used one Ct the s1Ine or tHl q fnofo houl
Of ssch fay for two years. feel oouhd1t in recon-
msuding tham u al ssh0 ii-e MAD o VIE tneH
great Guaiitiss IN resFestissi q 8 ,lSSsn
Teacher OF EIuaio ClsEoisg.s SSulal0 senilisr
"A. BARLOW, Dear Sirs-it gives ne mneh plsAl
ucs 70 b able ~ Say that consider lnale9 ElAno
lie nnest both IA volume and sWesiaess Ehioh h1fa
tver played upon, eithsr IN America y a1r0pe
Thsps dals operate with better esJ9st shan IN sng
1tberio truulsnts; and IN fact Aba's motto mag
truiV - ssEEcslsioF" Mrs. G s DOUGhA&s
Fazo1sr Q. AIsic. Ulsvslanas
-Fro,. a. }. EoFHsAsLu, Teacher q Musis in shs
Ohio ststs Blind Asylum urites - Alur examtnin1
; large number OF Wm. knabe 3 Cos tiano hoEto9i
l unhesitatinslg pronounce them suPerlof % ~
have Their tone Is grand and noh,ei th5y hass
great capacity for sustaining the sQaao aild thof
VOlums OF tCne power have never beard ecelsl:
rheY combine giLh u mo touch, depshi s8oetaem q
tone, purity and durability"
sSFha- sho knab8 EisR9 - suPsricr 20 al oLhers
Hefein thi8 country, for bfiilialcYi .Eo9te7i ana
Folurs Bt tone ueed8 Only - Be 1r y coz fin19 y
the fact. - State Journal. Columbia, ohio
euFi5:flT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

sss1a-z Jeffries, the Boston fast man, refuses to
asTEtel the Bankruptcy Court what has be-
come of the $4,000 which be received in
the six months previous to his arrest. He
T. Ess sent to prison for contempt Of court,
- which does not hurt him much as he was
80 in prison before for fraud.
Oae Of the ways in the Potomac Army
of Furnishing man when found intoxcGt-
E-a cd is to bury him al but the head, and
label u thus, changing the name to suit
sia- each case Of course Here lies the body
of George Mars who fell dead drunk }
November II, 1868 !"
.-sf The Harrisburg Telegraph calls for a
monument to Jenny Wade, the heroine Of
sz GettysbBfg She was making bread for
our army during the battle, having re-
fused to leave her house, which was within
lo range Of both armies, and was shot through
the heart.
Mr. Bray Of Bloomfield Oakland coun.
ty, Michigan, Is making a flying mt chine
ION the model Of the wild GOOSE with
wings and 3 practicable tail This mod
eFn Icarus intends to make his FIRST flight
in the spring-tIme for his second not
fixed.
-.--s.5a All tho graudsons Of TAomas Jefferson
are with the CoDfejeraLee, and all his
granddaughters are with the Union, as are
the husbands Of those who are married.
The HJn Henry S Randall, Of Cortland,
New York, states this fact in q recent let
% ter to a friend.
An aged lady named Blunk, and her
grOwn-up daughter were found horribly
murdered and their house in flames, about
fourteen miles from Louisville, q few days
since. Mrs Blunk's head had been cut
off aAd her daughters skull broken with
an axe.
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1887, WANTS q FUnHG.

Neutrality-suspicious. AND
wv AssisFAHT SURGEONS for Colored Regi,
.nsufs in the D apartments Of the south, GuH and
All candidates must be examined bsfore Board
OF Me5ifal Ohlc5rB
Boa ds are nov in se-sion at Boston, New York,
WashingtOn, CinGinna Id st. Louis, and at the
headqparte-s Of the Armies Of the Potomaoi Gum
beriand aud Teunessee.
Arpiiohtions for examination fhould be made TO
the Surgeon General. q. s. A, Washing 90, A.. O >
and must be panied with one or move tsst1mo-
nj Is OF good moral cha acer from respectable per-
Sous The ard viii determine w-ei her the csndl-
date II qualified for S1TgeOn or Assistant eur geon
Thac4 didats masI bs a gradua e Of some Regular
J r BARNFS
Acting Snrgeon General.
Surgeon Generals Office. Noy IS ls62 . -od
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAoHINR)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, TO knoS that
heir tsyTomen folks IS 20 e2O per week with
one OF Akin g Ceiebrnted Knitting MAchlnss it viii
aEu Its cost in thirty days Price, oomPetei TO-
Weight 45 pOunds Freight from 20 cents 20 sl,St
ELLIOTT \ BIB NSOH,
.ur7o R9z ~ faka-9s biol III
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p0sT.agFlgE T'sE-TAsls.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FoR TEE
Arrival and Closing OF EzaIIG
.. ..-.-. AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOE,


sg-Mails will be opened and ready for delivery ono
S5-An Mails close one bOur before departure of
''AiH'' ARBIvAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Esstern Through arrives at 90 a. NJ, and l:IO and
Easfern Way arrives at lO15 A. Nj.
do Nay arrives At 90 P M.
Ssndusky Way arrives st 9:5 \ ~.
Mahonmg Way arrives ct 5S0 P. NJ.
inoinnafi h1ough arrives at $50 A. N, $50 p d.
Western Through arrives o. gs5 n, aud S:55 2. IA.
do Way arrives at PAS ?. NJ.
Medina Way arrives At 400 z. NJ.
Rockporl 50, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Eat
Br0ofs7iSA \ Bath &C. arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon ilentar Granger North Royalton, So arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
Wsrrensvile arrives daily at 1918 A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Enclid arrives daily ats 4. Il.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTKRs THROUGH, for Erie, BufIalo, Boston, New
York Hartford and Willoughby, PainOsyile, Gene
Va, AstabulG and ConneRut, closes at $50 A NJ.
GAsTTRs THRoUGR, for New York only, closes at
sasTEEs TuRoUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BoS-
ton, New FOrk aud hartford closes st s:le ?. d. .
EAsTERs Way, for ali points between Cleveland and
WisTTSs SlE8 fnaoUaH FOR Toledo Detroit OhIoaro
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P NJ, ueaYesv -
WrsTSRS THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes Of 01JP. d.
EsIE5s WAY, for al points between Cleveland
SSE1UsSE Nay, for 5anduAky and aIl intermedists
tIECrSsaTi WAY, for ali points between OevelAed
End Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 r NJ, teaFes 81 10
next mOrning.)
ara and Cincinnati closes at 10 p NJ, uesves a. 1''O
next m0rning.l - ..
I,ouisvillc Sc. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
PITTsSGRaH THRoraH, tor Pfttzburgh and Wash
fnstOn, closes at l240 p. n.
PITTSBURGH WAY, all points between Sievelandi
Welsyille and Pittsburg Harrisburg, Phtlalelph
Baltimore and Washington, closes st $50 A ID.
| MAHOEISG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes at 10 p M, CeaEes Gt 800
! next morning)
ROoKPOEF, &e.; closes onr ,osdaSs, Thursdays and
BaEGEsglILE, BATH, So, closes Tuesdays and Sat-
| Urdsys, st A. III
SSEARoS OEsTER, Granger, North Royalton a.,
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. N.
| WARREHsYILLE, closes daily, 1870 A. Al. -
Hast TCLEvEIAED and Euolid, closes daily, ct P. n.
zEMail and Drop Letters are requirrd, by law Il
| be prepaid.
1TkiI City Circulars are required to be prepaid
| with tWo-cent stamp
O'--'-'' II T. OOwLEs. P. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE.
LJTTLE. DEALER IN RE-

4 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
4. ESTATE, Railrosd and other Stocks. has on
6and a iargs lot Of Farms ard ssrmtns Lands In
lLjs gfats. Iowa Wisconsin gnd lllinoiA.
a-5fses over 10 50, south side Of Pub. SQUARE
msF20 --
I AND OFFIOE-H. H. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand 8 large number oi M
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time Also
variety OF City and Village Property anq choloe
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin ana Misaourli
yghich he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
PrOperty. OEce in AtWater Building, Nos. and d
- 49, - mAyi2
EAL ESTATES. N. KEY YEc,
!, (forlaarly OF the hTm OF Littles keyesiJ haI
c5snsd Real Egtsts ONCE IN Rouses BlocEt oofnsf
d sUB5rior-St and Public square, and haseQnalAnly
m hand several thousand acres Of lrst quality Iarals
In Lands In tho States Iowa. " isoonsin snd it.
E0ur to exchanged city OF country lrQpsfsyi aas
=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

To Messru VIZ. KsABE a 90, Baltimoro:-I oan-
net but cougratulats you Eao1 the iznelEa progress
snd fmurovemautB which you continuatiy make on
your Pfanoa, which in ny OPINION rank among the
1sry be.ss n the country. d. SIkAkOsOA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

The Beaufort South CarOlina) CORES
pondent Of the New York Tribune thus
narrates a late brilliant exploit Of de-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

We give in the Geographic column, official account
Of Yankee raid on Wytheville. The object of tie
enemy Is to break railroad communication with the South.
vest and also, d,uSless to make demonstration on
the salt.vOrks We hope that orr forces will prove
sufficiently strong 20 repc the msraaders if they ap
prOach S .lsvilie.
Wealse have M agre information Of raid on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. So far as We can
learn, a Comfortable force Of Yankee cavalry were
moving in the direction of Weldon yesterday The tel
egraph wires haze been cut and it impossible last
night to obtain definite reports Of the extent or pro-
gress of TIE incur5;on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

A FIGaT IN WksTEtS ViEsSiA.-A correspondent Of
the LyDebburg virgnian wiring fIon Logan county,
gives he following alteuars Of agat hch occurred
there on tie Ssh inst:
We bad a severe brush With the enemy to-day. The
notorious Colonel DIS (Federa) sent hundred men
20 destroy the 3 etc. Mate creek, which empues
iuto Tug river aboui twenty miles above Wat6ed on
tie Virginia size The Vandas succeeded IN capturing
a number " horses the creek sud dss,roying the
resilences OF OaLttn Buchanan and fw others. Cap
tain Buchanan hastily rsi ID portion OF bis COMPANY,
together with Csp,in Harry WslseIs and attacked
tas eusmy whilst eth engaged in iiI work Of cestruc'
tion de killed Fix Of the enemy upon field wound,
ed some 25 and utterly routed the remainder Our lo
Two XII few wounded. All praise 70 the noble
Buchanan and bis brave men
Logan county, be it remembered, together with
Boone, WScn-ilg, Wsyoe, Cabell, Putnam, Mcdowell
and lchanlu claimed 10 bslOug 20 the SAFE o.
West vi ginia Yet these counties have b'i sade OF
cavalry under General jenkins, and full rePi cert
Infantry under Colonel AeCaus.l Besides these, th,
gallant Cal mel Beckey Is rapidly orgAIizi new
reg Deis OF infantry, principal ia Logan Boone and
Wyoui. fhess gallant mountain m base tbd
pOss a lmiiies % the care OF Haven, aud rush C.
Arns in snce 0 the old Commonwealth. Such ez-
am Pies q PATRIOTISM and selfsscufce are few and lar
between God speed the cause
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

LATER IRON THE NORTH

PETERSBURG, July 2O.-Tne New York Herald of the
l6;h is received The riot continued all of Wednesday
without aoa ent The daft IL positively suspended.
Several dIeiIlul conflicts took place between the MIL
Lary and the people, and there terrible fighting in
East Nine esnth street. The military were completely
routed. Co. Jordan was wounded and Captain and
Lieutenant Of the 9th New York militia were killed
there was great slaughter Of the soldiers and popuace
orty dead bodies lying in one place. The negroes were
greatly prosecuted, and thee hung Government
was comp etey sacked. great fight of negroes took
p .ce. The Council las appropriated two and half
M lions for conscupts. Several buildings in the twenty
drst ward were sacked. Severe fighting took place at
the Seventh Avenue Hospital, accompanied by heavy
loss OF life. sturbances have also taken place al
Boston, Newark Yorkvlle Harlem, Brooklyn Jamaica,
West Chester and other places but not 80 sero
New York. sI-I.
Lincoln has set apart August to he day of Ma.
ional Thanksgiving
Lee escaped ~ttout losing gun, caisson, wheel or
ner trophy for Aelde He is to be holly pursued.
morgan Is surrounded, but not captured The Herald
says he certainly will be.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21
rlNIHrllL lEn raNMIRCLLL.

RlcR1osD, july 20, 1858.
Gold ia quoted at IS premium, buying nate, and 50
selling rate Transactions unimpOrtaIt nix have ad.
vare d We quote 81 80 premium, buying rate and
o. rs DO selling rate
In the Seek Market bear Of no important charges
in prices since the aqetOn q, Friday reported in last
Upon the resu IS and quotations furnishes to-day
quote COnfed bNpds SIS 100 lOAa, 1OS00sH and Interest
according 20 date Iegi bon's 16o; Va coupon bOn6
coupons on 1885, N Oaron, SIS S5; City ehnsnd bonds les
R. DanyIe R. Do Ill Tank OF Richmond 10; Bank Of
Commonwealth 1885, Chesapeake srd Ohio Canal guaranteed
$780, James River Canal 95 Merchants
IS; Insur. nee O.. s ale OF w AN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21
I4O4 ACRES N. c. LAND

MY L An d lies in Rockingham county,
vi n c. Mayo river and BuaLo creek and Is about mid.
between the North Carons Ceeral railroad and the Virginia
nIal railroad.
enough land eeared for twenty serty Ave hands
and h hnest body OF lana gna growth In the whole
The oak timber saved Into box plank would bring $780,
600 and there nst MIL seat 10 the portion
timbr This land 10 unSu passed for Tota,co.
The is lien. framed Dwell NJ, Mug rooms
and all necessary out houses twelve good T. bSeco barns
The situation Is healthy any IN the State the Dwelling
Ing elevaioS, aordng hne view Of the mountains
l Will also Sc the growing crops
sold prlvaiels by the 90 Of August will Then name
the day In ta advertisement which will sell 10 the highest
bl der.
Persons sag purchase had better aud place
soon, Is seldom that such tract lands offered for salt.
Terms cash credit.
AddTess DR., R. d. HAY,
j. iT-e.20th sept PENIS Store, PAtick co., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

DOwE ON GEs. Pops.-Fbe ChasAnoogl Rebel thus
epos OF the Yankee General who lett his military
coat in General Stuart posse sOn at BsisoW Station
We have rel'alls information that the most unui +
gated liar IN North America yet in tbe land of M
living OF course have reference 10 John Pope Ma
Lakes We nos lave before IS from tlii long losi
heso Of Corn'h and al around washingtOl a letter "a
the Governor OF Wisconsin the subject Of the cor
seripton as Of the late Lincoln Congre g. Ii is dated
MINankie, June 25 His views are not important and
se shall no euubsr our columns with them-our only
object being chrOnicl the iact that the who has
beaten huscharssn all hal in the art and practice
lying Is N permitted 20 rove at large.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21
Especial Despatch to the Whig
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY-LATE
NORTHERN AND EOREIGN NEWS

BUNKER HILL July 2O.-Tne enemy in force is re-
iably reported to have crossed into Loudoun county,
and making demonstrations at Smokers Ferry, the
Shenandoah, and at Suckers Gap yesterday.
Several hundred Yankee cavalry advanced from the
river to within four miles OF hartinsburg and were
driven back by a regiment of our cavalry.
The Baltimore Clipper reports that riot had broken
out at Hartford and also Philadelph e end that
requi len bad been made on Gen. Meade for troops to
su lpress the net.
Liverpool dates Of the 4.h have been received. Mr..
Lindsay writes 10 the Times that he will in the Hous
OF Commons, confirm the statement Ct Mr. Roebutk
relative 10 the interview with Emperor Napoleon on
American questions. Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

BY KENT. PAINE co.
GROCERIES AND DIR GS AT Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant. com
~ mebclng a.lO o'clock. will sci, Ia &c and most d,,rs
BILE asso choice GRoCEREJ DRUGS AND MEDicISFs
consisting in part e ..
~ h gBhe- ds prime New Orleans Sugar
~ bags Rio and Java Ctf e,
251 sacks SILT
100 boxes window Glass, assorted slz.s,
80 csses doe pure French Brand
Is DEM ,hns JaT alca AMI Santa Cuz Rum
10 barrels pire old urbon Whisky,
50 cases St. Jul an Cl4Iet,
2 old 1edert Wine,
10 bores T.llav aud Al msnne Candles
10 chests Young Hysf n Teas
80 boxes Soaps, assorteJ
% cAsts Vi We auo Sal a Oils,
10 xes T. gish Cheese,
l0U boxes aason Backing,
90 kegs Bi Carb soda, .
1000 pounds tract OF Logwood,
IL bales Hops,
IL Eeg, Plotting Ink,
l2O sacks Ground Peas,
BlaLk pper, Al Ice
Worctst r Sauce, Cotton Ysrns,
Bicwh Ni1dsor and Honey Soaps,
Ground CoG-e
Euts-, Laro,
Liver, Dol Table Salt, 4c.
ALso,
Csor on, Partgorc
4 SON Is, Laueanum, ....
Ildide q P fash, Spirits OF HltTe,
urlAte OF Silver, um Opium,
Carb o. Ammo ia, Soda Ash,
Blue Mass, a. &c.
And at me o'clock precisely:
Hne Pi>n $, manufactured by Huuns and St oddart.
sue1a ii Landscape OIL "a ntngs, by barfOot.
6ns POt-als Of ar. add Mrs. b adison ana James K.
P ul1ug painted by Jarvis nj PHILADELPHIA. IN,
paint MS an De seen a. Warehouse. Sale " IL.
out reserve.
KENT, PAINE& CO.,
Two Arcinneer-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21
VIRGINIA.-At Rules Holden in the Clerks

VIRGINIA.-At Rules Holden in the Clerks
Once Of the Circuit Court Of Charlotte County tie 9Th sy
II July. lsUS-
ZAc6AriSh Bsgg admin strator OF VIM Elan deceased,
Plaintiff.
Against ~ CHANCEIY,
Ina Elan A. J. Toone and Sarah Jane his wife, R. A. Crow
der Al lie, wife, B=tssy Hosxins Matilda B. Amos
Robert ID. Clancy, Wn. D. BJwden and j., lis wife,
Reu,eu r. J. anry, IePyes atys o. Tho, EAm, William
n klam, Jas. H. ham In Jones Esm Au NJ. ElSm,
Joseph Eam, ~ "a II Sarah h. Elan Mary Ann Esm
EDWARD T. Elao Euzabeth B. Sam Richard d. kam, PARA
"a p Kaoy KnuN 49, KRUx Philip 0ib1rne and Martha
n his wife Edward Gregory, Jas. 4. Gego y, John Os
and May NJ, his f. IN 20 CIR cory, David g.
,gory Ersnoss A. clam, M,ThI }. KAN La india A Eam
samuel 81. am "u 3 siam, Many JaGe III IN, Jucson H.
am, Abrsm tlsu and Ida II klam, Defer dants.
The Chi obtain deere directing the settle
Z,lhAr Bug. SdmOi'trso. Of William
ElEu dec and the GmOunt 10 his hsnds such
aduit srator among the sbtriSuees Of said VIM Ham,
appearin. by and vii he endants Hos
AIS Robt Chansy, Hm. ID. BoWlel and Try J. rs wife,
R,l>-n !. CLANCY, REPRESENTATIVES q Thos Ham, Wm
l K. ENn John Joaes am, Autusu, NJ Elam Philip
OshJ-- Ns'ths AIn, his wife, Edward L. Gregory, James
-. John Osborne ard Mary NJ. his wife, John SO
rsr a., D,i G. Gregory Frances A. liam, Martha j. KAN,
Llcl1 A. st Samuel NJ. EaH VIM : Fam, residents
% N motion OF the plandd b. counsel Il ordered
thst The said DO appear within month after due
publ heso and do necessary protect Their
aterss.s; md tASt copy o. ills order be published
week Tor four successive weeks 10 the Richmond Wing,
said Richmond n another posted II the
mont Of the Court House Of this county the hrs day OF
the next County Court
yrM A SAfTTu nm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

TIKI LETcHRR ARILLsRY The casual les in the Letch.
er Battery at Gettysburg we're as follows:
Kiilsa.-Fesiy Joyce, Brian Casey, AMI Charles Cor
nell.
Wounded james Ferilet sev're'y (eg brOken) JnO
Sl'de, severely \ leg Wounded slight y: Corpl J
RYAN, CO-pl Gates Sergt ScheafIer, pivates El"'d
G-aysOn, John Jacobs, Thomas Fisher, Martin Dou-
gss'
Taken By tie snsny.-Serg! Sohesaer, John II Estes,
and yOpie Safe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

ARrTrcIAL LEs.-We have ssen an art fetal leg con-
strueted By Mr.. L. C. Davis, OF Columbia Fluvsnna
equity. Il il made Os steel springs and leather and is
sh'p according TO the anatomical eon6guraton Of the
from the thigh TO the toe'. 1, seems to be very
oOmpl, and doel credit to the 'genuity and skill Of
the maker Il IS the purpos; of yr Davis to establish
a manu- aclO-y in this city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

On MOn'av at o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs REBEcCA Q. sINT0N
rect the late Vim. Sinon, IN the 18th her
The fends and acquaintan Is the family Invited to at
tend her neral tbs rusday afternoon, Il O'clock from her
late residence Main ssret, btEeen 1s:h and 18th.
Sank qui y the evening Of the 18th sant lis
home In Gtuv he District ater prolonged iInes Sur
geon LAWRENCE MANNING AUSTIN lately L. charge Of tbs
18Th Mss Regiment Bas. Brigade, Ia the eth year Of iS
age. 1f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

SHARP sKIREISH IN TIE STREET TIE YAM
KEE FIELD Off. ERS KILLED SEVERAL
HOUSES BURNT-RETREAT OF THE MARAU-
DERS
The following official despatch was received at TIE
War Department yesterday
DUBLIN, July 10.
To Gen. S. Cooper
The enemy one regiment of cavalry and parts Of
two regiments of infantry about thousand strong
rode into Wythevile little before sunset yesterday.
Almost at the same instant, two newly organized
companies and the employees o. this place, in all about
one hundred and thirty men. with two field pieces,
whom had dispatched under Major T. II. Bower, by
the passenger train, arrived.
A sharp skirmish Immediately commenced in the
street. and continued about threequarcrs of an hour
when Major Bcwyer retired with part Of bis men and
brought them of in the train. Capt Oliver and two
citizens were killed and Lieut.. Roiany badly wounded
The enemy lost Col Poland, commanding the brigade,
one other Colonel, one Major aud seven prvates killed
one Lieutenant Colonel and about % wounded and
ia our hands The Lieut. Colonel Powell, is reported
MORALLY wounded | anu informed they LIST every one
of their field officers The command IF; Wytheville
about 10 O'Clock last night, retreang towards Tazewtl
Court House.
1. is just now reported they are coming down Val
ker Creek to this place. II they retreat by the way
they came, they will probably be intercepted and cut
up
They paroed their retreat seVenty-fve or eighty
OF out men, whom, sappose, they found it inconve-
nent to carry OF OF course, the pmols, under such
circumstances is worthless, under their own order.
Toe damage to the railroad can be repaired in an
hour or So The jail, COmmissary and Qlartermaster
stcr hous g. aud several private houses burned.
Is gued) SAML JOINS, Msj GenI.
Dublin is in Pulaski countt, the Virginia and Ten
n4sse Railroad, 2s miles east of Wythtvile
PRESS DESPATCH.
LYxcHBURG, July 2O.-The following private despatch
wa received last night Later information leads to the
conc uson that other demonstrations threatened,
and that the force at Wytbevile is only attachment
from the main body advancing ether points. TIE
enemy carried eff one piece OF artillery. The pa
rO.ed prisoners have arrived at Wythevile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-21

TIE VAyDALs IN NssIssgPPL-A letter from a
sOier in Kinds county Mss dated 9th ul states that
the Yankees bAEe taken every negro, mule horse and
In fact every airg imaginable, from that county. The
remainder they destroyed even provisions and child,
ren's clothing They even mlde The young ladies' take
of their clothes leaving only their under garments This
boertainly true, have it from their own lips They
took from one near here three huadred and nire
teen negroes-svery one be hsd-even the sueklings
Hnes county is almost vi derness, to sly the best
Of it,