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tI5-- AN APPEAL no THE PEOPLE OF

p TT AN AffEAL III Itfh IhOf Lh VT
FAE CONFEDERATE gTATEs.-The Directors Of the Yoens
benevolent and the patriotic hroughou
- Confederate States, sppea In behalf Of me
In city. e!rcs the commencement OF ne war Ncnnono
fsiuge :hose Who have been driven nom tne
es by our ruthless enemies. Thousands OF helpless women
AID children from the devastated oornes or virginia one
from nearly every sate Of the have sought an
relieve the sick and wounded soliier 70 iEr
uh and clothing for sotiss me he'd anS noPha sa
food and shelter for Their EuneTns fanle ana nop1
have they, the greet majority Of instances responded 70 e'ey
lbe suppes OF provlsious In the city this time
sea and he dcres obtaining Others BIZ ordinary means
he poor accomplish but ls purchasing We nsesSn
OF life. - A. -,
tsrs are more than ihousand females In this city Who are
from the Government vain, and that hose
fully employed The wages received
fT their VII not enable these poor women 70 procure
acency OF the plsDest themselves and children
assistance, them from the city and country genesany
Of acuGl Starvation must nave occurred ouI
IN se Of supples both for ratuous distribution and for sale
the agents employed for the purPose nave NOV oeen
s,e 70 proccrs the quantisy Of provisions required
Under these circumstances We iss s Ss Sal.
without delay, contributions Of money aud suppe 70
~ Array Committee this Association. hinee The ooInuene
Of var his occEnit'ee has Gbcted seAoosy &c is
f of and spiritual welfare q our soldiers ana
r families, the Of golious cause Lev
be discouraged upon the eve OF our Sc
TUT last and most glorious campaign
want OF The geperouS npsshy hnd support Of ' neu"
asde 70 Roger Srtn. Superintendent VIM. p.
aAed TO- Add In accordance With special Agreement mace
the Of the Southern Express Company, al
| Is ,ress charges sin bs paid By them at Richmond.
Usnbuonsci money shosd|o De sent % hese geneinsn
~ soushsrn papers requested 70 copy. apq1-y
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The Rev. William Cecil Duncan ,. D., late pastor OF
The coliseum Place Baptist Church." of New Orlsans,
died in that city on the lat May 1854 aged 40 years.
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BEDFORD LANO FOR SALE.

n order to pay my debts, | will sell private
IT, possession given iHmedaey( my Pirn, together witt
the growing srops stock ke containing $50 Of good
productive land well vateIed good spring. orchard &C
buildings and plenty Of TIMBER tUhehaH ths land 10
clover lAge proportion which heavy crop this
situated twenty miles from Lynchnufg innne iAte
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad between Big and Little
Otter Rivers. 1. =. y
H.B--I eau b Isen on The pi,se jyi9 -aIw
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TO THR CLERKS OF THE COUNTY COURTS.
IN ardar To. facilitate tho oranling OF certifi

II
exemption nom military ouy by us Governor 1t Is
obtain ss Of the Justices Of the Peace lately elect
the several districts Of each county With the respective
ages the Justices The Clerks OF Courts requested TO far
ni0TmAon able 70 the Secretary Of The
oouonvsA Justices elect are not entitled 10 uR,n
days after their aeeon and their term OF service win not
until the first OF August 0ereeSts foe
Tea viii therefore not take elect unil after taaI date.
jSi0 WIN SMITH.
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MRS. r. BRASE5MAN 49,
.Iu TEACHER or ba -t- 90 d =
FRx FNaET AND EeNGLISH EHNnla0l nRR n =

Will give residences her patrols hey
own residence, corner Of Davsl aud Clark streets.
References Ind terms made known application 10 kiss Re
beceG ssmop, No. Ill Broad street. jyli-ets
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seDE Ar rHE SANITARY EArR IN ST. LOUIs.-Tbs
Missouri Republican gives well executed wood cut IL
lustfatOn representing scene on which il comments as
follows:
10 this instances think t viii be acknowledge that
Mack ultz has done full justice to the memorable
in The Sanitary Fair At ST. Louis when two negroes were
introduced e. one Of the tables in the Eae!sSs Oafs
saloon, and young ladies Of the highest rsspectably
were F,qared 20 furnisS them with Refreshments. AS
viii be recOected, there some sensation at ne time
among al classes OF vhits people, aud quite rsuaous
effort made TO keep the scene cut the papers
lest q should damage the prospects OF t. Esr The
pres took dihsreat vieE OF the matter. aod com
msnted upon the outrage as il deserved. aud as the
people jOsted Since then the tkiI Of the artist has
oCeo called into rsqusition, and The eagrayug herewith
presSa,ed gives it with 6lety which will be aoknowl-
edged By almost every one. II things 90 on as they
have commenced these ssene though exceedingly re-
pukve In this instance, viii have to be endured, for
there 20 be limit TO the ianAIicism OF those
people now seriously afflicted With NEGRO on the BRAIN
and who lnsiHt that black ia essentially, in all things
better than q Shiis man. e
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II there Ia a jackson among ~ il Ia either Gen.
Dick Taylor Gen. Forrest Toe campaign in Louis!.
ara has been surpassed by nothing in this var except
Can Lees present campaign in Virginia. The career
Of Forrest will Thick, compare with that Of Jack
sen. These the tc advance 10 The head Of great
sImies and either Of them, bink would have been
a suitable GuCee0srr 70 General Johnston On he
must be dspaced) than Gen. Hood. Forrest has the
V,ry genius Of war and if We do not mfjUdge, s far
superior 70 the subordinate command OF body Of
airy. The man is full Of rtsoUfces and has PRAYED
himself equal 10 every emergency. Tayors merits rest
on bic campaign In Louisiana aud IL is record nd Of
suggestion to the government Hhen IL Is hunting for
leader Oh that t6ese men we're With The Arny Of Ten.
nssseet- 6tarlottssviLs Chronicle.
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TIE NRRA
49, 80 sEs. EaALH's Aanr.

LArEsF TaoM GIN. EARLYs AMY.
An sfieer attached 90 Geo. ETly' army has furnish
81 us With ssatsm,lt o. the reoen: operations Of that
elmula,d a. saekers G,p Ols informant legt the
aray az Bsrryylla, Ia Olalk COUNTY o. Monday. The
bAils occurred that evening.
The ensmys cavalry, supposed TO DO Coles brgsdGu
including she Massachusetts,, appeared on the road
bstsoea Lassburg AID BsrryVils, about IL miles ves,
Of Lssaburg They struck the centre Of our train,
previously shsiug traia tie road They succeed.
ed in carrying OF about 50 or 40 wagons. McCaus-
lands ss1Alry charged lhem aud the 4la GsOIgi
captured from the enemy one piece Of artillery.
From this Ofaoass statement sac battle vas fought
By our forces facing east whilst thu enemy we're al
vaDeing from L,esburg.
He states thai lt reported At staunOa that Gen
Early refining up the Valley, having removed every
thing from Winchester. Il also reported At saun-
tOa that Gen. R,mseu.s brigade had had a skirmiSh
With the enemy as Winchester and had retired.
TIE AUNoRGD ssOssNo OF Fas JAuEs By PORTION OF
GIANTS Army
Amid the Jubilee oecssioued On Saturday evening BY
the good noWs aem Con- Hoods army, nov IN font Of
Atlanta, rumor pss started to the sfsot that Grant
was throsiDg large force across the mes near Deep
Bottom. This again found believer yesterday morning
10 the eveui- g, however, jnst before dark learned
tt .--s ,--e. quarter stats, IL positive
terms, that the rumoE s EiihOu. foundation. II any
f1rCs Al al has crossed within week pas: must have
bsen very email or else is would have attracted ther
notice.
HOW coSTEDERAFE LDIEEs HEHAVHD IN MAINLAND
A gentleman nom R1ckbridge, Who aooo panied car
army Into Maryland says TIA. our sold aTs we're al
loved TO private houses In way interfere with
private properly.
How slrkingiy dRsrozi L. lhS conduct % the Yam
kss invaders Who ere nov desSoralng our soil PHI
vAts houses Ros Gully "gutsd' by them, but even
helpless females and noneOmb-tAnts are insJlted and
then robbed Of she very necessaries Of life
FHH EICHASsI OF PAPERs IN EAcSF OF PERERsBuHs
TIE htest Yankee papers received state that-to
Confederate eioers Wil nOs permit their men 10 ex-
change papers vi.h',ho Fedsral Oar informAn just
from the 'front.' say OF Lo othsr band, that {. Is &c
Yankee OliOerl vdo ara NOS, vgIans in sndaAvoripg
TO IrysntiL
BGIEV uuA
Passengers BY che Petersburg train LIST night again
report all Quie--Friog vas heard all the stsrnOOr q.
Il seemed very lar down the FiVsr-NS.hng Al tie
War Department igoa any quarter a. , O'Clock lls,
Night.
A coRREC1loN
A. P. Chalk, Of tAis city, one among the bs,tsOdisFl
Of the gallant l5h Virginia I'D now = mos, efficient
oser 10 another bIaecl Of The service pariep aisd In
TIE dls5ig sfTir the R5aaes, to which Alludsd
in cur Thursdays evsi1g edition. We regfes that his
name, b. a freak o Tue types, printed bert
Ozark he Was long connected with khs WhiR,
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HD'QRS RESERVED FORCES VI VA,
Richmond, July I'd, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,

All perSon belonging RoeeG absent from
commands and not having nnexpred faionsns ganleo
and szned By reserve under aulory from thee
headquATtsS required immediately 90 join hs
In the Geld, under the penalty Oh being aeBnso "
conformity 70 law to hee yea service with Tie Aeuxe ioEees
they between The ages % teen and ortyn.e
expiration OF ten days Afur the posting Of inns orc N ne
respective counties enrvng officers VIII PrePJ arresA
all mentioned Absehees aud ehnse them " % deliver
cd camp for asdsnment 70 service
with the active forces. rfQHf
All fnrloughs Of absense and temporary exemptions
granted extended by enrolling Oc either before or since
May, 1854 revoked and declared Absolutely
void will protect the parties holding Them nom arfes'
and assignment active under this order.
By order Of H. Gen. KEHPEs. a
" x H.CA A. n ".
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Nag 6S 10TH TIE Dsspdlch "a nt that the raiders had
rsacnsd ourrys Station, eight miles above Tslsdeso,
about thirty minutes attr the train passed A. tie
time when the train e the AideFs repord 20
within four ID Is Of the tOua. ~
AT latest AdVlces train had arrived al Selma, bring
ing news that the enemy had ens'r.d Tsladcgo about
half past o'clock on the 1Bth and Eler burning the
depot started of in the drStlon OF Yves. Poi5t Gen
Oanlon had fallen back to Blue Mountain. Major Wal
thalI was awaiting tue approach Of the enemy OoOss
Bsidgs. Gen. Pillow had been ordered up rom TuS-
caoOsa. 10 rtftlg - tf' - Hs O. ea
From the Advertiser we learn that OOIOoel Lockhart
received information the 18th, from Maj. W1!hall
10 the eject that large body OF Yankee cavalry ocou-
pied Ttlladsgs, and they outuunbered his oorscrps
force about four to one he compelled to retire be-
fore them Gov. Watts also received despatch from
Col. Wash. Smith Of Selma stating that from reliable
Sources he had Aseertained that the YArkees at IL
o'clock Friday night, we've at sylleogga, TAlAdsga
county, about IS miles from Montgomery. This news,
Of course, produced seusatisr. Steps were taken to
orghixs every person capable OF bearing and put
og the city in q state OF defence. .0 1l.s,. 80
The people OF Montgomery ire thoroughly awake,
and feel confident of their ability to whip any rAding
parry ehas nc euAVNS nAJ peHu HbAA'' 'nS'A oeA~s
full city. 1E .H.Fc graz
FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. ~
We have received no kilograms from Montgomery
fer some time past. Montgomery papers received ast
night, however, furnish the fOloFing news. The
Mail says: IND,
"a despatch was received last evening announcing
thA. strong body OF Yankee raiders their way
to the city. Instantly the belle rung and the et
turned out in large force, aud organised At tho
COURT House, determined to dofeud their homes at s
h zards.
Arrangements were made for arming the whols male
population rendezvous at suitable pol selected
and every preparation was being made to give the IL.
Vaders suitable reception. As GO to preS the city
il alive with the hum of the gathering hosts"
Qua Loss IN MARYLAND.
The editor ofthe Char otesVille Chronicle aeoomPan
led our army in It's recent demonstration in Maryland
and upon Washington. He was present at the battle
OF Monocaoy, and give, the Confederate loss in killed.
wounded and missing, at 4e2. The FsGsFAls lost 500
The rOut of the enemy. was cOmplete. Washington,
the editor of the Onroncls thinks, could have been cap
tured had attack been made upon IL This was also
the opinion Of the army, both cfnOer and prVatea.
..aa - f.nn, H.
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IT having appeared that Priy.ts Ii. TgRPIE,
company b, 2fh 10 imsnt Virginia uAvay, 10 IA pr
yats quarters BY Of the Medical onss ohn0OaEo
Hospital his wl 10 logger be aublshei IS tsaser
By order Of Col. W. I. 1 oBRS
iyf8-its BsH. DAVIES, Act. i,
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We can inform the Register that OAAby eGnr b much
nearer home than he Is at present. as at last accounts
no was in the vicinity Of Washington.
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FrOm Sastr9ey's Evening EditiOa.
LATER FROM GEORGIA.

Froa SostrSey's Evening EditiOa.
LATER FROM GEORGIA.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH OF GEN.H0oD.
TIE BATTLE OF PEACH TREE CREEK.
CAPTURE OF 80 PIECES OF ARTILLERY AND
TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS.
RoUr AND CAPTURE OF TIE ENEXYs CAMP
AT DECATUR BY WHEELER &
oUR LOSSES NOT AsoERrAISED.
BRIG..GKN. WALKER KILLED GENERALS GIsT,
SMITH AND MERCER WOUNDED.
REPORTED DEATH OF M'PHER-
son.
AL o'clock, about an hour after our Evening Ed
ton bad been published We received the following o'
sa dsspatob confirming the Advces Of the Press As
ISOLATION;
oTEcIAL DESPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS, ATLAETA,
July 22d 1854.
HOa j. L. SsdSOn, SeersiayyOf War;
The enemy shifted bis position 90 Peach Tree Creek
last night and General sevar.S and CheGthAus corps
formed line Of battle around the city.
General Hardess corps mads a night march and at
talked the enCmy's extreme lsit to-day. About one
o'clock be drove him from bis works capturing sixteen
pieces of artillery and Eve stands Of COLOR General
OhsAham attacked tho enemy, capturing six pieces of
artillery.
During the engagement we captured abOu; trO thou
sand prisoners.
General wheeer's cavalry routed the enemy in the
nSghbOrhOOd of Decatur, to day, capturing his camp
Our loss Is not yet fully asOertained.
Msior General Walker v,4 lm,l Re- -. J,ns-
rails Smith, Glst aad Mercer were wounded.
Prisoners report that Gen. Mcpherson was killed.
Our troops Tough. with great gAllAntry,
J. B. HOOP.
General.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GEORGIA
VIGOROUS ATTACK ON OUR LEFT.
THE ENEMY REFUSED & DRIVEN
FROM TWO LINES OF INTRENOHAENTs.
INAIRNsE SLAUGHTER OF YANKEES !
THREE GENERALS KILLED.
Large Capture Of Prisoners and ArtilIsry!
HARDEE IN THE ENEMYS REAR.
FHH FIGHTING STILL CONTINUES.
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4 ,OD LIVER OIL
~ ~. DGVAL
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BE1KY IrENA

Passengers BY the Petersburg train LIST night again
report all Quie--Fri0g vas heard all the sitsrnOOr.
Il seemed very lar down the FiTsr.-NO.hing Al tie
War Department iyoa aly quarter, a. o'clock List
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THREE GENERALS KILLED.

INMENsE SLAUGHTER OF YANKEES !
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RoUF AND CAPTURE OF TIE ENENY's CAMP
AT DECATUR BY WHEELER. 500
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HARDEE IN the ENEMYS REAR.

Larg. Capture Of Prisoner, and Artillsry!
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RUNAWAY-s2OO REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber, who resides
LII on Church Eli, No Battery, ny BOY ALERT,
Who about IS years ola feet Inches h very dark COM
xion bulls snail nonth rth Project
Ing lover lip Supposea gene OF wth solder 80
AhdrssS .sa5 ALBRED ALLEY, 2
Iyqs- tie Near No 4 Battery, Chs oh Mil
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AUOTaosg AAtms-rUruEa DArG
TARpY A wILLlAMs. AUcrorrras

TARDY a WILLIAMS, AUcTrOEEKRs.
AUCTION SALE or HANUFA0TURBDs AND
SMOKING TOBACCO, ca .fRS. do. ggisf-
ARDY d WlbpiAGs,' in connestlon with
SS VI o. s 1a1asb2 sIif d ss' y
Large and Attractive ssie q. 81 80 b . iff !
s slaa AA saoBAooo.st eaf
Sf5l l,8zteg 0IGAks, &C.
ospt shspp.d win act Asc9 sR asl,. N arransns
Paroles DESTROYS Of Masking eeoisnSasats for AIRS rs viii
please report st once to Cap sheppard 2 Sgg,.iyss
az LynohSurg Wrginsn Rspnbs can and Petersburg
KTPrsss, copy tines and tOrSAd bills y Tardy wnlaos
-.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL TII-TS : =
WAS committed TO the Dali of the city of
w Richmond the slst o. January lrsi az
old negro woman named LUCINDA ss VS. committed a. The
kseh Of gAuguier county she Is quite black feet or
HSa on when eOmnttsi ItIpsI calico dfs bonnet and
black shawl Fer "a requested 10 core forward prove
property AndPaT charges or A' VIII e sSs e Y law q
JeaS-dln lsai Sergeant CITY Of Richmond.
DIsINFBCTANT's &c. ',L !. :
~ LGbarsque's Solution Of choof!de Of Soda, - p Z
solution Of Chloride OF ziaes ssyliom fiascie-l
saatoL Ii' '1' V i'SI' " soiiv easli = saals
80 ~ N1 asN vSniSa' sq1s hsfH3h Z.
Bsnzole aad Tsnnic Acids.u lass8 yfss "a e. 81.
Per sAlsat MEADE BAKERs Drug Store.
TOR BENE--A fine airy room, neatly fur.
nshsd with every eonvsa aud gas and water Isl
nsghbohood and within minutes walk OF the Capitol ard AL
TIE pablo onaees Apply al This oaaoet o. 80 lg90 " .
WOOLi WOOLi pei at-.h assau
WE wish to purchase i've OF six thousand lbs.
" Of Wool Parties aVng WOcl TO sal would do well - eau
on u Farmers Who have wool to 81 change fog superior article
f negro OothiDg OSa MAKE the s5shs.gs ~ h1,ng 40
oPnoE OLD DOMINION IsoN a NAIL WORKS Col
Hchaond, Va, leth July, 1884 q
AN prepared to exchange A Georgia Shaet-
lnsh Gotten YArs, Sheet Iron for scrsh9m Bosrs balls
shoe BrAds PrOvioas application At this ONCE
ylS-d1W Z. 4. BLANKENsHIP, Agent.
SORGHUR KETTLESi -. 'lss l's s
~ ASA SNYDER, @als .iiH
AZ Rohnsnd stove WsLLI Garner Of Gary and lOh Streets
Rehmond Va nanufasiares
STA, ~, 10. 6U and 100 sslon eorghsm Hotties i
100 gallon sorghum Pans
stoves, Steve Hollow Ware ~
Spiders and Ovens, and most descriptions 81 light east
WANTED.
A FARM.-The subscriber wants to rent a
IA Farm "a Southern part @ State, the Northern
part OF North oaro or and employment there for 70 or ~
negroes, Of both sexes Apply by stt.r or gsrf0na 70
iyl2-H Attorney ut Law.
DESERTED $50 REWARD. tls Co..
ON or about the I'd inst, RESJ. n. ROACH,
tParkes Battery, stationed near hogtits House. ohes
Iernsd Roach Is 10 a. quite sms RI skn light hair
eyes. He from Charles oly county, ba. perhAps "a
Caroline Milford Depot The above egard will be Psli
he Is lodged In CASTLE Thunds sasjest 70 ey ordev
Ble- Sc VISA ". PARKER, Capt. Artillery.
Office r. II. Aauy d Co.'s 4 "a
WANTED. d
CONFEDERATE STATES 8 PER CENT.
~ Bonds-Iong date Jyle-6t
BEDFORD LAND FOR SALE. =
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BALLARD HOUSE.
m - q n TIA MT n ia

lie Proprlet0fs OF inc BALLARD Houss
~ dsenns a condnye the conyen,enn. a.
he pa,rons vtor, have determined 70 hotel
on DE EUROPEAN srTLE
The HOTEL Vii be az sbsd under this arrangement on .S
ser the 4sh Of April NEXT The patronage OF the travelling
public and ,itos generally respectfully Eoesd 81 cur table
every convenience and comfort REGARDS fcoTs "a ~ 'ap
attentions VIII b. flFnished
The PaoPnoRs beg Leave to express their haDks those ~hs
have generously pstroried sn, and b. giving ihe nd
pa attention 70 the pleasure aod eorfo OF e gness bopt
70 aertt : continuance Of the same.
apl j. O. rAILIAFlRzo Co..
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lyTENOaRAPHRRs and Phonographers :

SSTENOGRAPHRRS and Photographers =
dsy Of september next making verbatim
poT proceedings and debates Of the senste OF the Con
federAte States.
Ihs contractor will reqursd furnish his asssants
The sessions these1ate WILL estimated average about x
months per annum, and about three hous per day.
stationary will furnished At the expense Of the eenae az
also reporters for writing out notes, together vtsshs
and fuel ........ .. la --.lr..f -
November next AMI pro rata PEd sne eon
tor monthly. ,alts., ~ ~
The Teports must en- brac bAm report Of all notions
Tpeehe such offered as may
he naeeasary she debates.
The committee estimate that the principal reporter aud three
assistants perform the work =.
The chief and his ASSISTANTS win be officers Of the Sem
and emitted to the privileges and mmnRtes Incidental thereto
removal by tbs Senate for want OF capacity hde
fair copy the daily reports must be WEten complete In
Proposals VIII be addresedt JiME Oar Anderson, South
Carolina. +s- -i'- =. = ..t'
JAMES ORR, Chairman,
X. W. JOHNSON, s-ee
~ AZ, BROWN.
soRiehmond, June 1lih, 1854. u 49,
The following papers win publish the above Advertisement
seI monthly until the 18th August and send Ills TO L. ii. FK
OF a senate: Rchm0nd Enqaire Sen
incl Whf and ach; Wilmington Journal, North pafohna
chsreston CaronAn and Guardian counha aouq chroaa
ChronI.le and Sentinel and oonEutionast August Geo GA
Reoub.an Savannah; Confederate Union, NiledTevle 1e
rraph Macon; Appeal Iatelgencer, Atlanta ISqulra To-
iumbus Georgia; Advertiser and MALI hongohefy Advertiser
ana Register Mobile, Alabama kissssppsn sems, Alabama
Observer Tuscaloosa, Alabama Csddo aAzse, shreveport
Louisiana; Telegraph, H aston. Texaz jel3 2amtl5
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4 cORRKCrIoK.

A.P. Chalk, Of this city, one among the Os,tsOldsFl
Of the galian. 18Th Virginia s.d now = mos. efficient
Oser in another baoel Of The service, participated In
TIE dls5ig sflF the R5aaess, to ubich ALLUDED
in Thursdays log edition. We regfes that his
name, b. freak o ;oo types, was printed A bert
ClaIk. -Hs was long esnaee.ed with Lhe MhlE.
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BRIG.GKN WALKER KILLED GENERALS GIsr
SMITH AND MERCER WOUNDED.
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OUR LoSsEs NOT AsCERrAIsED.
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LoUISIANA.-A gentleman just arrived from New Or
leans, Gays the Mobile Register ard Advertiser rspSrs
that the had fought and completely beaten
Tire Yankees a. Brashcar City. Ii reported In the
ci.y that the rebels we're advancing DoaaldsoRVie
Won't General Candy DO wanted nearer home than at
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- 70 Kegs ssds
no. ''' '.' y AZ Do,AL
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DESERTED $50 REWARD.

ON or about the I'd inst, RESJ. b. ROACH,
" Of Parke9s Battery stationed HoElttts House, ohes
ternsd Reach 10 years Old quite sms r. skin, light hair
aud eyes He from Charles City oouniy bat Is perhAps IA
Caroline Milford DsPot The above egard will be psl "
he lodged In Castle Thunde Subject to my order.
Iyl6- Sc Wa ". PARKER, Capt Artillery
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GEORGIA
VIGOROUS ATTACK on OUR LEFT.
THE ENEMY REFUSED 4 DRIV en-
FROM TWO LINES OF INTRENOHHENTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

Office r. II. injury d Co.'S T. ID
WANTED. "a p
CONFEDERATE STATES 8 PER CENT.
" Bonds-IonR date jyl6-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

oFFIoIAL pEsPATcH OF eEN-HOoD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

rae BATTLE OF PEACH TREE cRKEK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

TIUhE U - KIHOHo VI Nm II1I1NIRH IND
TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

AL o'clock about an hour after our Evening Ed
ton bad been published We received the following Old
oaI dsspatoh confirming the AdvCes Of the Press As
ISOLATION:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

REPORTED DEATH OF M'PHER-
son.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25

WANTED.
A FARM.-The subscriber wants to rent a
IA Farm Southern part Of M State, the Northern
North Caro ind employment there for 70 or ~
negroes Of both sexes Apply By letter Pertonay
ANDREW JOHNSTON, =
iyl2-u Attorney ut Law.