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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-20

A f4d4 CRargfd setlh Treason An 81
rest Of much Importance, aud ore exciting
much interest from the highly respsctatls
social position 81 the accused, has been
made in this city. The accuset is Mrs I
H. Allen, Il native of Ohio, who wss mar
ried in Rome few years ago TO her husband
Il gent.c,i j OF high character ami position Cf
this city A few days ago two dslorai letters
vera intercepted on the Peplusular, and tna
evidence IL the case pointed TO Mrs. A. as tie
writer. One Of them Tas addresasd 10 Rev.
Morgan Dix the father Of Gen. DIX, and the
other 20 her Rlster IN Cincinnati. In tiat to
her sister she speaks OF Gen StoneElan as ths
.. W hits glcved" General, and cricises his
lsnieucy towards the C0ufederatss his not
Destroying the dwelling and farm OF Hon.
James A Seddo3, Secretary of War On his
raid through GOochlanG
The lister written TO Dix ia represented IL
have furnished the names Of a lady il Wash
iDgton city and two ministers III New York,
who are graveiy accused of sympathy with
the rebellion. and advises their arrest. The
letter also alludes tn the mission to Europe ot
Rev Dr. Uoge, of Richmopd-that the state
ment Of HE having gone abroad to purchase
Bibias ia bu. pretext, and declares that his
zeal business ia to exercise his influence in
furtheiing Tie interests of the South 1t also
discioaes the tine and manner OF his return,
and exhorta HE arrest by all means, and hs
close confinement dlring the continuance OF
tho war In the same letter is also given the
location of several estates on the James river,
which, in the opinion Of the writer, should be
devastated. The hope is expressed that all re-
bells may be Crushed out, and information is
furnished where guns can be planted to coul
n,and several different plantations. The let
ter concludes with the assertion that if the
United States does not suppress the rebellion
they do not merit the respect OF the world.
When these startling developments were
disclosed, guard was placed around the domi
Gil of Rev. Dr.. Hoge. where the lady III ques
ton was making temporary sojou,n, With
orders for her arrest and appearance before
Gen. Wmder. Ascer.aLlng tAat the body OF
a child wac lying il the house awaiting burial,
Gen w. directed his officers net 10 disturb the
family, but at tine same time to exercise vigi
liant watch over the lady. After the funeral Ct
The child, the arrest was made, and partial
examination had before Gen. Winder. The an
thorship of the letters was denied by the lady,
but che admitted they were handed 10 her by
another person, with n view to having them
sent North. 1t is stated, however, that she at
forwards confessed that she wrote one of the
letters The examination resulted in her being
placed in charge of the Sisters at the Asylum
81. Francis de Sales, where she is under eur
vigilance.
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

This is the eleventh day of the siege Of
Charleston, and it is still progressing slowly.
Ga Wednesday there was nothing new except
q Reconnaissance on Morris's Island, in which
we Lost IA, killed, wounded, and missing
Capt Paul II. Warning was killed on the same
day by the Yankee sharpshootera On Thurs
day the eunboats continued their lombard
ment CT Battery Wagner during the whels
day, and about ak o clock In the evening a
monitor was lowed into position and opened
fire. On James's Island reconnaissance in
force was made by the Confsderates 10 ascer-
tain the force of the Esderais on the 10 wer end
of The Island, which was believed to eoEsie, Of
several regiments of negrees. The Charles
ton Courier gives an account Of this attack
The troops were in position st early dawn,
and soon afterwards ths Twenty -iisih-better
known as the EatAw Regiment, under com
msni Of Colonel Simont0u which had been
thrown forward as skirmishers, engaged the
strong picket line Of the enemy. The latter
net The garolipians with q ramb ing fire, but
quiek.y giving way before tho sdvauce Of eur
LEA and the Georgians, wiz composed the
main body, retreatad in the utmost confusion
for ne arly IL mile TO their eneampmsp.. Here
we encountered tie principal line OF the Abo
ht'onisss, drawn up on their color front, emp
ported ~ q battery Of Light Artillery. the
sight OF tents and gans as usual get our men
eraz7 TO possess them aud they eagsrly urged
u be allowed to charge on and make the COW
eted capture bat the purpose of the recon
noissaice having been etfscted, il was deemed
unnecessary TO risk life further, and the order
was given TO return. The enemy, coon after
we commenced 10 fall back, opsned furious
fire from their batteries and gunhoats sxplo-
sion succeeding explosion 20 rapidly that the
thundsrs of Heaven itself appeared to have
broken loose; but fortunately slight damage
was done, aud the expedition returned, with
bot few casualties TO mar It's success.
One of the most brilliant episodes CT the az
fair was light with ganboas, supposed "
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.Sadden Deah.-About 2 o'clock last Satur-
day lnornin. Mrs. Mary Montague, wife of
the iats Henry Montague, of this city, fell
dead or Broad etreet, corner of9.h Mrs Mon
ta9Ge, because of her INDECENT circumstances,
latt home between | and 2 o'clock, accompa-
rate clothing depot for work. On getting
to 9sh street she suddenly fell, and her child,
supposing her mother had fainted, called for
help. Five or six gentlemen repaired to the
spot, aud soon after obtained physician, but
too late to do any good the vital apasA had
lied. They then obtained a bier aud removed
the corpse to its late residence, Oh Marshall
street, near Brook Avenue. Mrs. III. leaves
two helpless children. We understand that in
March, 1862, Mr.. Henry Montague, the hus-
band of the deceased, fell dead near the same
spot.
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he New York Rlot;.


We have seen the New York Herald OF the
18Th. A. the date Of its publication the riots
were still q progress, and Governor Seymour
had taken apon himself the entire direction OF
sffairs, with dissemination TO rsstore erder,
even a: the pc at of the bayonet, should that
become necessary. In his speech, it will be
rscollected, te intimated that the legality OF
the oonscripion act shoud bs tried by tue
courts. 1t will also be recollected that the SD
prone Court Of New York had decided that
the law WAS not in accordance with the Con
stitution.
We should be very sorry to believe that any
dependence upon the effects Of the proceed
ings Of the populace in New York and else
where should induce our military authorities
TO relax In their preparations. Yet, as we ex-
pressed ourselves the other day, we are not
without hopes from the spontaneous burst OF
feeling which the conscription has produced.
/, at least indicates that the masses are vic
lsntly opposed-not to the war itseif-but to
serving in the war them.elves. They are very
willing to have their neighbors shot at, but
they have no fancy for having their own DO
dies converted into targets by an act Of Con
gross. Lincoln may be able to put the m
down by military force, and to drag them TO
the field by means Of the same appliances
But We greatly doubt whether he will not be
deferred from attempting it, In the fsee Of
Governor Seymour's declaration that every
citizens right TO sppeal to the courts shall be
OF ha g h., O.,
prsme Court upon certain Of those appeals.
We cannot agree with some Of our contem-
poraries that this is case parallel to thst Of
revolutionary France, which continued to eend
TO make aggressive war upon its neighbors,
while it was torn by factions within. The
right Of the existing Government to send
these conscripts on that mission never wac d
reotly disputed by the very cOnacripts them
selves, which is the case at present. The riot
10 produced by the very men who are subject
10 the conscrption. 1t is little more or iees, in
fact, than mutiny en- stained by the courts 81
law. In the case Of France, the Mountain put
down the Gironds, and then the members pro
Csedsd to murder each other. While the pui!,
lotins was working in Paris ct the rate of
eighty heads day, and in the provinces at q
ptil higher rate, the conscripts marched fl to
the frontier with the utmost a!acrity. Had
hsy refused to 60 the issue might have been
very different.
As we have said, we hope 10 relaxation
will be made in our military preparations, for
wahave already had experience enough of
the folly Of depending on anythils but our
own EXERT ,ns. Nevertheless, we cannot help
hoping that these events will prove favorable
TO US.
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Cur Affairs In the British House Of Com.
mons,

Cur Affairs In tho British House of Com.
mons.
The statement made by Mr.. Roebuck in the
British House Of Commons, relative to q con-
versstion with the Emperor of the French
upon the subject of reccgnition-which will
bs found in our news columns-is calculated
to excite the profoundest interest. The peo-
parent, have not been wrong in attributing to
the French Emperor dispositions the most
friendly and 10 Earl Russell and the British
Cabinet dispositions the most hostile, towards
their cause. In fact, the latter have been our
great enemies In the struggle for our inde-
psndence and none the less go that their hos
tiity hes been of negative character, instead
of being open and boldly Expressed. The
statement Of the Emperor Of the French that
no on one occasion sent the British Cabinet a
proposition to recognize the Confederate
States, aid that the paper, after having been
sent 10 Lord Lyons, was, bv that fanctionary,
most dishonorably handed over to Secretary
Seward, cannot be doubted. He could have
40 induce ment to make falee statemen. upon
the subject, especially when he knew that it
could 90 easily be detected and exposed The
explanation Of Mr.. Geo. Gray is no explanation
at all 1t relates only TO the proposition for
= mediation, which, it Is well known, was
made public by the newspapers, and does net
touch on the proposition for recognition,
which was altogether q different affair, ex-
cept 70 deny fatty that 1t was ever made
The Empsror of the French could not pos
sibly have COMPOUNDED the two, and as it is
now question Of veracity bet esn him aud
Mr. Gray, We choose to believe the Emperor.
Ia the first place he could have had no motive
to lie about the matter; and in the second
place he might have transmitted the paper to
Lord Russell, and the latter might have kept
it from his colleagues. Such things have hap
penSd in the British Cabinet, and We doubt
not will happen again. When two men are
equally worthy Of belief. aud one of them
positively states that he did ascertain things,
he 10 entitled TO credit, Notwithstanding any
denial Of the other, Vho, of course, cannot
know everything thst The first may have done
No man can prove negative. We doubt not.
then, that Napoleon transmitted the PROPOSE
zion, that IL was withheld from Mr. GRAY and
transmitted 10 Lord Lyons, and that Lord
Lyons, notwithstanding the high ere ,mum of
Mr.. Gray, had the weakness or the basepssa
,just ~ You like to bstrsy 1t to Seward, L. ia
perfectly In character with ali his transactions
NJ Washington, where he has been the scppls
snd crioging tool Of Seward ever aimee his ar
rival. TO ipgrs.ists himself with that despi
esbls tool Of = dsspiesble faction, hs has per
pstzsisd N sss which, in private life, would
dspdvs hin Of the right 70 30 considered and
treated - gentleman.
The instincts Of the Confederate people
hays long since placed these parties IN the po
sisicn which this statement Of this French
EWpssor shows tha thsS occupy. England
hss claimed 70 b neutral In this contes. II
that b asvtsalisy which. without actual VIC.
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RouERTys AND DaUas At AUCTION =
VT On WEDNDSDAT, the 22i lost. coramenc
IL, a. 10 O G ocx, We will sell large and most do
airabls sssor III ant OF choice
07cOBRINS, DRUGS. AND kEDIa1HAS,
consisting In psrt Of
20 barrels prime New Orleans suest
10 hcgsheads p:ims New Orleans eugH
20 bags lio and Java CCEso
$50 Bscks Salt
100 boxss Window Glass aFs,gsaa s'z,s
50 casss hn7 pure French Brandy
IS dsmiioans Jsmalrs and ssn:s Cruz Kun
10 barrels pare Ola B iuibon Whtksy
3 - Grspe Brandy
81 Gases S. Julian 0Iaret
% Old Ezdeira Wine
leo boxes fellow aud Adsmaptiae Candles;
10 chests Young Hyson Tess
50 boxes Sosys, assorted
50 cssss Olive and Sand Oils
~ box % Engliah Che
1000 Nssons alacking
- kegs Bi CARD Soda
1850 pnunos Hxtraos Loswood
- Sass Hogs
k.g. Per fling Ink
100 sscks Ground Ysns
si..k P.rp,r, Alsric,, Worcester saucs
Dr3vn Windsor sr,'l HoEey Soaps
.asooms. Grouns fas, SuEtsr, Lard
Iiv.rpool Table sal, &c.
--kLso-
osator Oh, Psroyo,i,
Epscm Salts Essudsaen
dids Q! Po.s,h Spri,s r;scs
Muris.. Of 81 vsr Uom Qp I'm
Csrb Of AnmoDi; sofa Ash
Ells Ssis, stc, so.
and a. o'clock prsclsslg-
2f,s Piancs, manufactured ey Nhdns b Stod
dzrd.
2apo id La dsss9c Oh Psrsi1gs, By Bar
fcos
3 fcs prr!rsiss u EF aaa Ma ksd4on and
ysln-sE Fruisins painted by Jarvis oil
Paiiadspha
The Paintings GA b. .ssl 3! on: warehouse
Ss!c viihou gssa9va
iv Is KENT pAIxs 4 co Aust's
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l 5s.H.a r 4 fuR ai Sn1 oaipsfs.
6I1ROR5 GAS PENDANTS, BIDDING, &C,
non oar n Al AUCTION. =! VII ORR 70 ns
c,fgsns OF Richmond on WHuHEsDs T. me s21
lost. =. tbs rsasdsnce Over No 20 hsIn. between
17th sri .stn sta . very handsome assortment Of
n''' ''''''' PIyLoR iusntTuRx
Mahogany Pxrior Sss handsros,y c'rvee,
oovered with Hotsif, c2nsisuna Of Tsts.
aTetas AfH Chair, l Rocking Chair and
Spring ssat Ohaifa
Marble TOP Centre Table
Black Walnut fes: eosa. Arm CHAIR. Rock.
Log Chair, 6 Spring. d. Chairs, handsome
Table, mslb!s-top
Ette8re Lace Oortasns
Ooralc.s, CIT Shades
| very large aud handsoms Ingram Carpet
Fine Ensrxyi1ga
Gas Cbsndel,er
eplecd j.HryorS
DINING Room.
Hsndsora, ws'nu. siishosrd
Wslu1: Sofa
] Ing: Pillar S1ssa.ion H.h0ssa, table
ensll>r d. do
Wki.s Stone otias d icn.r Set
9 White French Cb'Gs Tea Gets
Decanters, Wines, 0oble.s
Table Cutlery
Heavily Plated Casters
oA' cHAnBsR 1uRHIruRy.
heavily carved Black Walnut Jenny Lad Bed
stsAds
French &c oil and other Mahogany bsdsssads
Mahogany Wardrobss
Entire karble.sa Orb nat
NarblesIab WashHands Chairs
Very supsrior 1sashsf Beds
Hair Mattresses
A large lsn'ity of excsllsnt Bidding
Chamber Carpets. &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
An sxcallsnt Cooking Stove. city made, nearly
With Q largo assortment Of generally usesui a..
tic,ss.
-ALSO,-
7 b5!s Extra Eupr FLOUR.
is,7 S PLgASANra. Auctr.
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fAs ReD1lse Of the Rmemy ut Charle,,on.

The intelligence Of this repulss, coming on
the back Of 20 mnch bad news, 10 calculated
to have An inspiriupg effect upon our ciii
xens Il reveals "a the enemy the true nature
Of the heavy job he has Undertaken, and VIII
have no lees effect In depressing his epfrits
than Il has in elsvatine ours. The real va'ne
Of the boastsd iron ciads has again been test
I'd snd they have again been found wanting
They killed bot four of our men in bonn
bardment of seven hours, and did absointe'y
no damage 70 the works. If Fort wagner
xIone was able 10 handle them go roughly,
what are they to expect from all our batteries
combined
But e.iIl more important secret has been
revealed BY this afiair-the enemy cannot take
Fort Wagner by assault, and he cannot sp.
prosch it by parsllels- The ground ia a con.
tinuons swamp, and the water lies but foot
below thu surface. After ali, If the enemy
take Charleston, they will have accomplished
. work Of unparalleled difficulty. We do not
believe he will take it at all
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Fyncuati- n of Jackson. Miss

JACKSON, July IL, IT army quietly with
drew from jackson ut 10 o'clock last night to
prevent being fanksd on the right. The ti;k
AMI wounded, and all the stores have been re.
moved The enemy did not discover the rs-
treat until daylight, and have made no effort
to pursue. Oar army is IN line of battle here
This dispatch should doubtless be dated
Brandon, Miss, which is this side of Pearl
river. Grant nagy has sufficient supply OF
water from this river for his troops, which he
has been iightiog for during the past two
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FIGHTAT SHEPHERDST0WN.
REPULSE OF THE ENEMY.
ESPECIAL pI:PiTCH TO TH1rIcHhOsD DEPiTCH

ARMY OF NoRTHERn VIRGINIA, July ID
A fight occurred yesterday morning at Shop
herdstown between portion of cur cavalry,
under Fi,zhueh Lee aud jenkins, and several
thousand of the enemy's cavalry, with artil'
lery. The fight began in the afternoon, and
continued until dark, res .lting in the defeat Of
the enemy, who retired towards Harpsr's
Ferry, leaving their dead and wounded on the
field. We took a number OF prisoners.
Ths Yankee cavalry advanced from Will
Transport to-day within four miles of Martins
burg.
Gen. Pettigrew. of North Carolina, died
this morning ut 81 o'clock of his wounds re-
csi7ed at WilliamspOrt.
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The Rockets Mnyder.-Most Of the Mayer 9
session, last Saturday morning. was spent in
tbs examination Of Sydnsy Wicker. john
Champion, Charles Tenor, and Johu Carter,
charged with .ststhirg and killing George P.
Wright alias Doyle, GA thu ID Of July The
witnesses generally implicated Wicker and
Champion in the atiray none of thsn testify
ing 5l4al Cater vas engaged in it. TIE Mayor
remanded 81 the prisoners for examination
before the uas1iags Court. on the 25.h inst +,
and admitted Carter to hail in 81 600, because
Of h!s liKht suspieion of guilt.
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Wi>CHtsrER, Jnly i8.-All quiet IN the ar.
my Nothing from the enemy. Heavy ekir-
mishiug on 10Th q. Shepherdstown. Enemy
attacked our cavalry with cavalry and artil-
lsry. After a severe fight the enemy was re-
pnsaj, leaving nis dead and wounded on the
fisld We captured Il prisoners and number
Of horses Oar army is in splendid conAitlon.
Very few sick aud 90 aragsiers Gen. Petit
ore W ;s de2a
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ArgESAL Sssrzg IE,

T G-N0EROW (rux3DATl 2isT JULY,
I. AEON IND ATTRACTIVE sUDTIo5
SALE OF DRY 0onDa, SGJEs 1s4LIsH
LETTER E.O Gap rATAH, Ac--Ne invite
tn enticu ot seaers to isrso auction sac Of
h srehandizs 10 take ghace tG saorro-, tTUaS.
pAY) 2,st .July. VS. will sdd-
A iarss h. Uonssderat. Gray 6 4 Cloths
60 do Park 6lue DO
80 DO Mems White Linen Shirts
do DO 60 DO Gerno shirts
csss Gre cksd ecoch ainshams
9 asiss Regatta b'rp.s
.sLpak4 Eisaes' ard LSiiss 1crGecD Ties az q
fSsi;eT5
70 q AcA's Scr Has.
We sLss algi cfs sr 81 u o'cock--
L. y.smg sGps ior gug ish Late Papsr
q d. % d. Gap do.
kLLarr BILL l. 90, Aucts.
iy2l-2t Fear, s'f-ai.
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VXTiLL III SOLD st auction. 1T cur tsoF:. o.
w TUESDAY. JAY aist. at 10 o'clock . isege
Let Hsuseho,6 and Kitchen Bdrnisnfs. ooo.mo
stoves R.fhs e-stora, Crockery asa oiaSs"Hs'
I.xav m ado ilothicg Shoes Hsis, 30.
ALsO--ssss rai fns Gold and Silver "a'eoss'
Jewsl-y. Gallery, A2. ..~.
CrnnB piXTUREs, MAHuyAorUsnD AND ND
- CHEWING TOBACCO VIII % sole I. va
sS.rs IT Daasu., corner Of tn and Broad sts On
WIDNynD ", the 22i day Of Jay at 10 o'e'oek'
the entire lot aS
psors : Tres. 0lass Jars
EanuE lied aad Glowing Iopssco
Broad o0s. Cigars
DseaDters, fom6le.s
Ard MI G mia .nsd ! said store.
iy20 OWHS0 = WtLHIe. AuSM
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by tbs Mayor in the sum of $500 for his good
behavior on the charge CT assanlting and
choking L. Is Johnson ia the strees. johnson
and friend were passing up i7th street, when
ths friend proposed drink, johnson do
clined the Invitation, giving as q reason that
there wei pne other than low irish houses
in the ns5 6orhood, and that he would NO;
drink in ons of them Marony hearing the
remark, rushed upon aud clicked him before
he could draw his pistol aud use IL
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b. Lancaster - Co Auetrs.


C.yGoEs 1T ArOTI0H . W. will se'l a. suc
toe At u fiji 49, GA WEI " ZsDa I, ED inss,
Ct Ia O'Clock
$1,000 Conf.,srats States rsr cent Bonds -,
0lO' do do peg cslt Dengsrn'
$50 ~ ares v and Tern Stock
81 % "a Csntrsl Sock
100 do Rank Eich mond stock
50 do Bank Comm ,nwh sccs
. d, rE - KanaWhs Go Stock
ia LANCASTER a. 90, Auatrr.
In Airiii,- 10 tho above
a COO rgi.ia stat. Stock
80 .sn-.sprsf,rr4d Stock ~ the Fitbmond "a
srAls institute
3 sh.re. Roanoke V.,:sy il r Stock
10 ansrss si,hn,ond lmporting ard Exporting
Co stcek
zhsrss Old Dominion Tf.iiog co strck
l. % I.Af:C 't'E:si & IN. huHip. q
ATrRYtL;4 AoUs :, ~ aoHs 'S'4- This
wsH HI lszu ea;sh ishDeAt sst=stea 90 EsiI
st,est in sha city Of IyachtGEg I'LL o. sre tor
sale a. guaiie xu5.i3n ID uce'a'5ss. on " 80
NFEyAy. lbs tSi inss Rossssa:}a VIII bo 2isen
ths iet q Jsnu'ry po<.. rs tncshs-or vii DC
Ap:i..z.; - i,ls sent srGIri :b- day o. SO,
JOHN d WARWICK.
I.qSlsaourg, 74.a JAY, 1861 " 49,
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HI Richard Cauthoru, Aucrr.

DAKAG1o OORa AT AUCrI0H.-On NON
H. DAY, 20th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at ny s,o,s
Will sell at auction, on accoun! of whom II M,
concern, eco bushels Corn, partly dsmssed Tam,
-Caeh
FURNITURE.
Af.er the shovs slot 0. Furniture consisting 0,
reditesds Bsds AID Bedding. Chsirs, Tatls
Writing Desk, and sund,y other articles.
jylS q CANTHoRI
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kZ~ EsLIoI0US fxc ICE The me5ti7g q for
OF srsye', urder the direction Of 'hs Yoprg
Mems Ccsi.tiSn a'sociainn, wild bs hed DAILY eI-
cept sundsy, ~ 81 O'Clock 2 n ia no ..ectu; .
Rocrr Of tho Omitted P.s' byter al Chr.ea, Or
R.sds) The n,ni,tsr2 VI the seysrs! ttuoIaina
tioas - III conduct thess m,siiogs escA sn,osssivs
week. j. fc-H
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81 e. .. fIeaaants, Ancs'R

rtu,zgoLD IUusIs URE, P2IM8 BLACK
II TEA, CIGARS, K9APjAnKs, &C, FOB
Nab ar IUCYIoN II will offer flr sale on
TUESDAY, H inst. .. 10 o'clotk, large and
excellent agscrtmsn. If irni,ure, etc. COMPILING
II part
hsndsoms Cotssg, Chamber 9et. imitation
oak
very Iarse WS'nus Extension Table
Bu'ss,s Bedstxa6s. FABLES. Chaies
A large rpmber 4 AatSess.s
ysa.aer Beds, Bedding
4.as5ware md Crocke:Y
Garptnte.s' L ,ols
30 Ks Knnpsacxg
Eeyerai exse:leas Cooking Gtovss
T.sa.s and Oaewog Fobacso
4 cases prime Bissk TIA. etc
ga rs PLEASANTLY. Auct
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Libby Prisoa-Un Saturday evening last
there were 1872 officers received AZ the Libby,
captured i'll the engagements around Gsttys-
burg on the first of the present month. emong
tnem were the following fis!d otiicers: Col
Chas Tilden, 10th Maine reg't; 1t Co.'s L
Spoiford, 97!h N Y, and j Williams, 18th Ohio,
Msjs A Won Miizsl, 74th Pa kovaee, ll4th
Pa and e Rogers, I40th Pa. In addition
to these were So Captains, 40 let Lieutenanss,
Is ID Lisutenants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-20
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