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MILITARY
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS

Depdrtnaf-- esdquariers on high street MAJ.
Cen Rosecrhns commauding.
Chisy Observation-Disclosures High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col Jno. W. Taylor.
Chief Conn,issary lIeadquarter on summer street,
neor Broad. Lieut.. Col simmons.
ProsOd Mdrshdt General - Headquarters on High
street Capt. W. NJ Wiles,
A.sisaHt Medical Dirsctor-surgeon A. Henry Thur.
ston, IS Vols, - Cherry street.
past HEADQUARTERS
POST Headquarters on College street, between Un-
ION aud Church strsets, CDR Waters residence Con.
Il. ID Mitchell, commanding.
Assistant udrfsrmasfer--Disburslng aud Inspecting
oncer, Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt J, G.. Chandler.
ASSISTANT QuaTtermostsr--ln charge Of Transporta-
ton, on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
Capt J. d. Bingham.
AssstaNi Crarey7,,asterln charge Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipsgs, No. II Market street capt,
Thos. j. Cox.
Assisttnt Qitdrtrmaster - In charge Of Means Of
Transportation and Quar,ermasters Storea On Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut.. ChAA II. Irwin.
Assstam Quariawastsr--ln charge OF Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. "a Market street Capt. VIM.
Mills.
Asstsiam Qsdrtermasier go For tho Assignment Of
Quarters aud Receiving aud Issuing Hospital Stores,
Capt, q. Mexican lAporte
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 80.

Captain w. s. RatcliGe, Company f,
10Th Kentucky Cavalry, for his disgrace
full surrender Of Mt Sterling, is, subject
to the approval Of the President, dishon-
Orably dismissed from the military SER
vice Of tho UAitd States.
The manner in which his command
was parOled being entirely irregular sad
In direct violation Of General Orders No.
40, from the War Department, no dupli-
Gates being exchanged, and other requi-
sites being wanting, the parole is de-
olared void, and the officers and men
thus parOled will report at these Head
quarters for duty. The railroad COM
pany will furnish transportation.
By Order Of
Major General BURNSIDE.
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NotIco 60 Nevvs.DeaIors.

NEWSPAPERS wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send In their orders by o'clock, the
evening Previous 10 have them ffiiod promptly
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Religions Services.

Posr CliAPHL-(second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville pepo
sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Glass al sclock
every sabbath morning. Preaching az lo% O'Clock,
AM, and att Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
needsy night q, o'clock.
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General Burnside GA the DIsRracs-
fui Surrender OF Mount SterIIEg,
ksntuckY.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE OHO,l
CINCINNATI, March "a, 1868.
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JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
n WILLIAM SHANE, RooOrdsr
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HfAnoUARTE's nIsTBfcT or CENTRAL KRsrrrzY.l
LEXINGTON, KY, MAI h "a, 1893
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

We have no further news from the forces
n6dsr Gen. Lee. There seems new 10 be
General concurrence in the opioion tha; ti.s,
Yankees have creased che Potomac on both
.i5es Of the Blue Ridge in considerable force.
a gentleman who left Charestown On Ss'ur-
essv ssys heavy force of the enemy was near
tba. point, having crossed at Hsrpers Ferry
s,.3 shs hspAeristown. The main body OF NJ ads 3
army, however, are understood to have crossed
q, Berlin and L,seburg, aud are operating ON
the eastern "a, Of the noort .in with n view,
tCnbilssa, 81 throwing their columns between
Cur army a6d Richmond.
TSs Csutra train continues 10 bring dowa
lAa wounded in the several fishts u. Gs.tys-
lug Yesterday the remains OF the Iemsutei
Gsn Pet3srsw were broaght down, and were
conveyed TO the Capitol, where they are now
,.p2 ia ale. The hearss was followed from
he tIain - tho State Guard, LBe city militia ;
aud large eonct u-ee Of eitizenp.
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not couauer us; and il we are true to

they lid not conquer US and il we ara true TO
ourseives now, true TO our birth vights, the
ankre nstIca will utterly fail 10 snbiugate Us
Sabi1rat.on would be utter rnin and eternal
oe attn o S3uthern people and all that they holi
roosS 6esr, .e exhor;ed the people 10 give the
Government cordial support, to frowa down
81 croat or- aut arambIers, aud 10 remain uni
t:d aGd / ght t. the bitter end for liberty and
iudspend.cos
As for rsconetrnction, said Er. Stephens,
such thu ~ss impossib'e-.ash an idea
muss not oe jolerated for All instant Recon.
sttnction wog!d not erd tie war but would
produce d more h0rriole war than thai in
which we r18 10 y 'rgsgsG TIE only terrs
n waicI wa can oh'ain permanent p-aca IL
iiga and cCppie'e sePs. atm from the Nor h.
Rather than eu5Kj: ~ ;lny thing ss9rt of that
let n au res)iTs to de .ike sraD worthy OF
freedom.
Ii regard II foreign intervention, Mr. Sc
rhens. advised his hearers 10 butij 70 opea Oh
that yst awhile. IL dit not believe ttAt The
leading iors!g1 p1weTa ever i0tsnded thai tho
NORTH ar. 81 urn should bs again uDltsd-tleY
Vre'efre1 ta4t :h6 etpaTei' n sh0n.d h5 per
innnsut-Lut they couside-ed both s;tes too
strong no~, and dii n0s deem it good policy
on their part 10 interfere and pus an End u &! G
war. Foreign na.ious eeo that the FCsuls Of
;he WET will bs 10 esta b'isa & despotjsm st the
North and are therefore willing 30 allow il to
coti!nde d wh,s longer
Tie whole tone Of Mr.. Ssephera's ipsech
was very encouraging, and sho we'd not the
slightest sign of dsspohdency. lie concluded
bv expressing eatlle confidence Ia the ability
of the 20. fedsracy 10 II lintaiB our cause and
achieve Independence.
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LsTasr ffsOM LU AOPE.

BY an arrival at New York We have Eu-
ropean dates CT the Oh inst The English pa
pers are iilad with commentaries and spse1ls.
tions up0n Gen. I.,o s movements in Psnneyl.
v,n!a, where he was when they last he ird Of
hia, The London Tunes hoI o, that Let will
ga least M ke this Invasion suticie...y IT, ct.
i've 10 ,iirgust the Nofthetn people with tho
war" PIE MorRiag He,ali thinks If Les
only held his ground i'll PsnnsyivaIis fer two
months ''ho would achieve great things for
the 5oush, even if ho stops where hs is.''
TAs Tunes ia leader remarkS tha the
Soaihern States produce ths best 3snerels, the
best e.att s1n n, and the bost Ldbiic function
ariss of al Si Ids il the UDion, and are ,here-
by proved to he the neareSs approach 70 gov
eruia class
Tae oleamer Gibraltar, formerly the Sam
teri had !sf; tie Msrsey, for Nassau, with q
large and we'll assorted cargo. Since her M
rival at Liverpool, the Sumter has under gore
complo;s overland, and her deck tim,ers
have been s.ronx.hsned. 1t il generally be
i!eysd iha. the Gibraltar, @ n her arrival u:
NaBaau, will be farther strengthened ard
eventually resune her old occupation oflook-
ing af.sr Union a 3rchantmsn
.iAe Gibraltar took out tho moussor guns
whleii caused her to 10 detained BY the Gus
tom House authorities L few day ago.
Ia The uous Of Lords Monday, July 6, Earl
9usssil stated HAT, if possible, ne wonld ou
Frlf.y make state nent in reg Ard 70 Poland.
l.. fae H0use of Commons, Monday, July Q,
Mr. ik0ebuck appealed to Lord Palmersson -
llx Tauraday or Monday Lexs for the rssump-
ton Of The debate on the recognition Of tho
Confederate 5 ates. HIS lordship replied that
Il the Housg wouli let the G1vsrumsnt bring
Ia ,ne iortiisatioas ball taat night. and real II
y second time on Tau.stay, he would give Mr..
Roehuck Rontay for shs debate, and do his
bess to secure hin preoedsncs on that nisht.
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s'raE HUg OF CREATION. Ia our day We
are all wei! acquainted with tue self conest
and arrogance oi ths Boston Yankee, 30 we'll
expressed ia lhs phrase ''ihe hub Of ereaiion,'
ssa quoted by them when speaking Of Bos.
ton; but We vera ID Lite surprised to had
lately Ia our re .ding the substance OF tno Ok.
pre- ssion ussd in describing taeir self coscslt
and msddIssonis character more than l70
years ago. Wiswall, agent Ct the P1ymouth
colony, writing from London, Nov ., I69i, u
Uiaeaiy, ayYsrnor Of the colony, used the
f3i,3wipg language: "Ail the fane Of Hss-
vsa moves upon one axi,, aud the whole Ut
Nav Z ssL4na's Interest seems dssigusd 70 b.
I.aiaa on one bottom, and hsr particular no.
t,on 10 be coaceasrie 10 tie NassdcAusefts t.ysc.
Yoa know WHO are wont 70 tros Alter ne Bay
horse
IL is 20 be remembered that the ''Piymouih
colony sud tia: of sxcansss.s Bay" Tor
Bos.onj wsss originally under d,siiacs govern
msats. ihe Massachusetts Yankees aaAliy
forced tbose OF Piym0u.h 10 sot sftsr the
Bag Eorse.' Af.er long series Of ys~rs OF
sgc ;sssf Il viliSi ~ their vanity has iadaesd
them ~ believe tnat they can fSses the boo!a
10 rsvc,ss around Inc Massachusetts "hae =
IA vel! nigh: thsy attempt 70 reverse tns Or
der ef the heavenly oodisA
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THE RAID ON ROCKY MOUNT, +, e.
The Yankee cavalry raiders feom Wasaiug
ton N. G, who visited Rocky Mount, n. G.
Monday, usnbered about 900 The village
they visited Ia on the Willa Iagton and Weldon
Railroad, 10 Nash county, n. C. about y
4 ilas fro1a Weldon. There they burnt tnu
bales of cotton, belonging chiefly to private
individuals and ssJ the large cotton factory
Of VIM = Bat1te Tie regular mail train for
Wilmington passed Rocky Mount about thirty
minutes before the raiders arrived, and thus
escaped. The train on the branch ol tho Hji-
Iaisg,0a aud Weldon Railroad, hich runs
10 iarbor0, about fifteen miles distant was
not 20 Fortunate and WAS captured and harut
Two car ioads of ammunition aud 80 600
pounds u bacon on the train were destroyed.
They Destroyed the railroad bridge about $40
wards long over Tar river, and toro up mile
of the track They then fell back to Tarboro,
and very likely returned 10 Warrington
Ielegrap5ic communication between this city
and Wilmington is again uninterrupted -
Daring this raid tho wires between Peters.
burg aud Weldon were cut--by eome Union
man doubtless.
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4 TRUE ACCOUNT OF THE YANKE
CAPTURES Al VICKSSUkG.


TIE Iaukre papers have i. that they Gag.
t1,ed a, Vickeburg n 900 prisoners, among
whom we're ons Lieutenant General, f0ay
Maior. Generals, and fourteen BriRader Gene.
Tals as we'll rs one haadred and mr. piece
Of artillery, aud 80. 900 e:ani of arms
e the war Confederate officer, on ihs
ptAtt Of one OF ihe G3n6rais iaeihdei in the
caplG.stiop. furnishes the following account
Of what really was captured First, the en-
tire t.rcs captured will not reach above n
0Od. secondly, there were onty tLree Idajor
Generals captured, viz; Major
Smi,h, F1ruey, and Stephenson. Tue Bfiga
der q neral, were as follows; Brgaaier
Generals H,bert, Moore, Lee, ShcuD, Vaughn,
Bowen BALDWIN, Cnmninga, and Buiord,
making total of nsne Brigsdiers, and not
fourteen as the Yankees state. The captured
artillery Will not exceed ninety pieces pt the
utmost, aud of thcse ninety great many are
unfit for use. The number Of tmal arms cap
iarei was large, for the reason that We had
gained large numbers from the enemy dG,ing
tho Siege GA the 23i OF May. after their ra'
ba'se, they i.fl tHeif dead III front OF our
rthts ard oa Sunday, tne itn, ws request ed
item 10 permit us 10 bury their dead During
lie truce ali The arms lying in front Of out
lines were picked up and srooght Ii. ihey
lanterei several Thousand, and added greatly
u tie number OF asns Ia our possession. The
Ie.At amount captured from us must bs about
5000
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DEPARTIkE OF GrNROATs

The last OF the several gunooass which havs
teen prowling about James river for a week
pa4t reached Newport News, in the vicinity
Of Fortress Monroe, Monday evening last.
l..et Tuesday nishs two Of tho monitors "a
the river cauao up ae t4r AZ HAxa'is, this sIds
II Cily Point aud made fast 10 tho wbef.
t9sre 1hey fired gnns duting ths nigbt rs n
sisnal for the negroes, many OF whom yseut
OIL " them iben1iDg - beioDflng to Ar. Hill
Carter DuriGE tho nj .ht the Yankees placed
tOrpedOea in tire river.
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MiSCtL.L LisEo L ).

4 forcs fsou G,n. Bauks'o army ie aivanc
ing on Bra 'hsEr si Y, La
Gen Foslsr Lai o:eu appel Ite / 10 :as com
inaUd ot s:ie PM 1saia, wlicn l,as tesa mel g
sd into the Department Of North Carolina.
He is 10 gT III NsW York.
a dispatch fson Cincinnati Gays thai Gaa
Eilnt hss oaptlled /. sils Rock. Ark.
Gan. s .erman wa a. jackson, Miss On the
i6tn, AID advanc ii with Ais forces bey"Gd
Pearl sivsr Gan. Jo1ustou had rsregted os-
yond email stream far,as- oask.
Gen Geo Caiwalaier has as.ane ean n 9nd
Of t.a United Ststes fofc il l.. and b1as Paiia
de!phia.
Cold was quoted in New York on Saturday
a. iz3..
Morgan b. a been bu.aing bridges and ieu
mia sn Ini,4 "a, Ga tla I7sh no wAs 20 niis,
wss. OF G4lGpoiis, aad tais tins ''esssainl !,
eurfouadsd
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G.PTURE ~ I.yALry--'Ihs Ps.goa s.eoree
cavalry, Numbering twelve men only. con
manded hy SaTgea4t Roland, AMI lhe E.ns8
m0nd cavalFy. ..rmoorng eleven, under the
command OF !deut E'oy, were surrounded and
cut Oh in Maryland iast week during the re-
tFea' of 6isn- Less army These companies
are attached 10 the 18Th Virginia cavalry, and
had hy repeated snSa2ems nts been ens down
10 the email number who were captured
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FROM CUARLESTU y.

The following official dispatch was received
81 tho W 4r Department yesterday
CBARLKsros, July 22.-Ths enemy recon-
neDcsd shelling again yesterday, with but few
casualties on our part. We had, in ths battle
Of the IS.h inst. about one hundred and lflv
Killed and wounded. The enemy's loss, iDcind-
log prisoners was about fio, M0ns0ad-
Nearly egh! hundred wore buried under a
Tag of truce.
Cot Putnam, acting Bfigedier General, and
Col Saap, commanding the negro regiuient,
were billed
(S.gnsi( q T BEAUREoARn, GsuI
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Apxaru OF BRIa Gas. ARaIsrEAp The
R4v Jacob Henson furnishes the Philadelphia
Ingu.rer with lie. of wounded d. the IL b
corps hospital. Gettysburg Ia the letter We
ii ii the folio wiag announcement OF General
Asni.teads death:
Rebel Msi Gsn. krmiitsad, arm ard leg,
since del IL. is buried near the hospital, ID.
.IAmas A. Armstrong, the surge On in charge,
having marked tbs E.et, and had the romans
pia ;sd IN . rough hex
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SPEECH OF VICE PRESIDENT STE

SPEECH OF VICE PRESIDENT STE
PuENS
lice Precedent S,epheEs, who ia on his way
10 the lg.h stopped ct Charlotte, n. e., ffi-
lay night, AID Waa selenadej by large con-
course Of oiul.ns. IL reply he made them
speech about an boar III leIgth. He coE-
Htncsd by aiicding 10 the invasion OF Mary
land and PeLIsy lvania by Gen. Lee'e army
sAid Thai it had whipped TIE enemy on their
own soil aud obtained vas. eupp plies for our own
men, aIi was now ready 10 sgain meet the en-
emy on new field Whatever might be the
movements and objects Of Gen. Les, he had
entire confidence in his ability to accomplish
VIA! LIZ undertook, Tor in ability and intellect
lie wac h head aud shoulders above any man
~ 'ae Yankee army. lie commended Gen.
i7s ior keeping his own secrets, aud told the
Pecpie nol to be discouraged because they did
Lo1 hear from I.se over his own signature -
hewoald come oa, all sieh. in the end.
Mr stspheus he 1t spoke Of the surrender OF
'ieEsoars, and said tha. it WAS Got AN occur
'sAes TO cats, ciscourageme ut or gioou; that
1e 0ss OF ficksturv wss not as severe bio ~
SS W 'he ioEs OF foFt fiiiow, letaud No. ~, OF
Se" Orleans. The Coniederacy had survived
the 1893 Of those points, and would survive the
"ss of Iicxsbnrg, Port iindeoD, and other
k,"ees Sepposey said he, We were to lose
Moo'ie, Charleston. and Richmond, it would
uo' shosi tbs heart Of the Confederacy. We
tOcii aud would eurvive such Iosses, aud final
dsears our independence H. was not At
- discouraged at the prospect; he never had
sne aes himself, aud had 10 respsct or
.,mp"1hy for ''croakers" This enemy has al
,eA0y appropriated twenty seven hundred mil
1 .!vLs of dollars aud one miiiion of men for cur
iusatson, and, after TWO years war, had
very iaiied, ard ii tie war continued two
ssafs longer they would fail 10 accomplish
af suolagation. So far they had nUt
praeh the she'll of The Confsderacy Ia tie
Assoiu.ionaly war the Bfitish at one time had
ps's,scn Of North Carolina, South Carolina,
c4a other b'stss; they took Philadelphia and
ipefssd Congrs.s, and for long time held
,h sl4os. complete sway in the Coioui.s- yet
ey a.d .ct eotqaer our f0rsia,hers. In ihe
var oi 1872 The British Captured tbs capital of
~ lat'0n, Washington city, aud burnt il, yss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23

Hcspitoi Pettteats, vhsn 10. cOntined to
their .sar:s, ii g slid to bs very much Injured
by tha 40 free use of ardent spirits, which
can now be procured no. only ia every neigh
b3fhood III the city, but which is haw ked
sb3at the camps by women VINO pretend to
s.ll ediblss .lsa DO washing, aud sold In the
tens ai,t OF ths roadside to the soldiers Ii
there Ao way IN pnnish those miserable
lnTa!id5 If the army, regardless of the conse.
qaencos that must a,tsud the use Of the pOisons
tnsy ia'slessiy deal out7 Bs:ter that every
drop Of ardent epi,its in the Contsdsrscy
snCu'd bs emptied Into the seas tn IN that iu-
ga Id soldiers should bs kept in hospitals for
Weeks aad months 6y it's use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23

Tlronga the courtesy Of Captain liateh, OF
Con missioner Oaids iii ;e, we have received
New York papera Of Moldsy, taa 20tl inst --
two Days later. Tas news contained - net OF
great npoTtaacs.
THE NEW YORK RIOT.
GA Sunday Nsw lesk vas perfectly qaiet,
with the exception OF large bodies OF troops
arriving aud bsiaz placed in position: TAe
s.rsets srs pstroled by polisa and the militia
ry, batteries of artillery wsss stsadins villa
herass harnssssd il the park. aad oil the fcos
Of each street leading 10 the sshaFves lay emo
or more snnbess. The Tribune, OF Monday,
sasa:
During yesterday snd the day previous, Nav
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Slightly IVoHndea-A large proportion Of
the wouDded solaisrs vino have arrived here
fron. the fields .lroand Gettysburg are inj lrsd
III ths arm OF hand Many OF them will be
ready Tor ths field in u very short time, and
al we havo vonyerssd with seem to have bHt
one visa, znd that is to join the army as speed.
iy as possib!e, and ssa it again Measure
ST. sogiii with ,hs Yankee muisituss.
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Stealing Ceges.-A negro, named Henry,
has beon arrested by tho police and held for
examination, on charge OF being engaged in
,ns robbery of w w. Snead's ssore, Some ten
days since at which time $40 pounds Of coffee
" ors stoioI Hs il to have u hsarisg on ITO
21.n inst
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Prison Record-As the Libby Prison yes.
tosGay, among tho prisoners received wsro
lE. C3i j. Saudsrson and Mai w. j. Russell,
wro ~eEe captured Ut Dentons Ford oD tae
:.lth 0S ;bs present month. There were also
soae forty prisoners received from Atlanta,
Ga, oapturtd at different points ia the South.
wsss, among them several commissioned OH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23

&. 81 Dsst'sct Cosrt. Jadss Hsysuy.ou,s
C'nft was In nssssiony.a:srtay B,fors .v.,.
ssvo novel cases on Aabeas eoryas-Joh. q
Aasms and Solomon N. Adams Ths.. -:
wsrs arrested by portion OF tho G & Arm,
ia Moth Carolina sent on hsre, and iuprk'
oned. They sast ous writ, silegiae ths,
they were illegally detained in sastod,. AID
ask al To bs discharged.
From ths evidences ELECTED, II ssens that the
prisoners vera Northern men by birth-- --ths,
'ssT migr,tsd to North Carolina, AMI u q
becams citiz 'ns--.h It afterwards, being within
ths Yankee iiEes, they took the Federal osth
of al glance, alleging ss resson for 50 doing
that ,h~y were compelled. ME Ayie:t, for .hs
Canfsdersev, oonseDded thst they were ccn
ecrip:'. i!st's to duy, aud asked 10 have t,an
turns! over 70 the earaliiug officer. The
Jueg7 took nniii to day to make UP bis Mint.
ard ,he parties were rsman led to Castie Tlul l.
dec.
\ d'e'ss wac entered ssqusstra.ing property
TO iarge .moans OF IL w. Gardner and
othsrs. and ordering the claims Of sundry par.
ties - ba psid.
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Not RoorL-Ths charge against II. T. Pei
lard, OF Violently assaulting thos. McMShoa,
wAl not nVesiig 4ted by the Mayor yesterday,
owing 10 the absence Of witnesses. IL will 10
heard al 10 O'clock thi. morning.
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WAREHOUSE DEsrRoYED RY LIGHTNING
Two warehouses ut S4ffoid, Ga, on t.s Onat-
tahoochss river, containing about ",ooo bales
OF cotton, bsslaes other property stored, were
destroyed by fire on the l5sn inss. fhe build
inss wsrs both struck BY hgh.niog ut tns same
,i.as. and were totally consausd. L'ss, about
$500, 900.
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Fd5bfm .Serrant -Soma fssv davs s;,sa n
ra&.o isita csied Marshall, slave to Me- f. isa
WsissE, If EjS iisti District, s. C.. was taken
in'o custody by the police aud retained tor
want OF rroper pass The servant ssasss that
hs attends 10 Million Walker, co ID, Ia b 8 G.
". and hat in attempting 10 get 81 his master
IN psrnsy yivani., be was eus cff and Captured
by tho Yankees After being in Fedora, hsnds
for a few daye he made his escape, and return-
- a. Richmond in search of his " uug lnss or.
H-s owner eau learn OF his Whereabouts By
i.ttTess.ny i. iils to the MayoT of shis civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23

Sto'ea Goods recsptured by the police from
tiv;e 80 time. have besa accommodating st tho
Marc Court till the lock rooms If that o.
tasp gent look more Ike the rsceptacies OF
second hand oio hug, or Il Noaa's ark of soma
pawn broker, than auy thing else that We oan
c.mpare them 10. His VI Jnor has no crutcnes
ori.ms d2eks,or speetscss for blind gssss tnas
we hs.ye seen; but If his stock is NOS complete
in every othe; asst, then we are mistaken.
Ia ol.e box i,ay be fonud military ,oggery and
sosp, old shoes snd backing, Tea and suxar.
knives and Vissos, boxes and dice, hats aud
ha'ld daerehiess, etc, all higgledy pggledy.
waItii%, Tor owners 70 call aud get them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-23

A Coon MEDleIsE FOR TnIEvEa--As The
G uasy Csuy OF Mscklsnbssg, n. g., tAss
week, John Mincey, Write nan, wAs nts4
Tor .s.a,ing the pocket book and wAlea Of =
Jewisa Rabbi, ~ the Charlotte asssi, Ana
fsuad auihy aud sentenced 70 receive taisty-
ui... isshss ium msdisssiy. re0A,a IL jAl sasss
mon,hs, ~ d then receive saizty nsns lasags
again.