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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

THE NEGROES HEcSPTURsD From rHs RAIDERs---
The recaptured negroes continued to allivo Ia Pc
tefsbufg On Friday. Some two hnndrei 0f the
tire lot brought in wert chiidIeH. The E4pIssS
says
The negroes state, with scarcely an exception,
that they were for cd from their comfortable and
happy homes. On the oher hand, the Yankee
officers say that they objected 10 receiving these
aecessens ,o sheir ranks, but so great was the de
sire of the negroes fer frseo that they could not
restElIn them. Between the two iaccs, we must
come TO the conclusion that the nesf3 Is the most
honorable aud truthful, and give them the benefit
of these virtues They have endured more hard
SHIPS aud pIVatOns, ard experienced more bodily
pain ana discomfort. during The past few days, no
doubt, than they have ever done before. HIT cor
roboraye Of The uegrOes statement, IL IS asserted
that the tsleDy had them strongly protected when
the rout took place, aud the Yankees were CON-
pelled u abandon their friends The negroes were
marched Ia the middle Of the road, and flank.
ed ON either side by soiii line OF cavalry, while
heavy columns preceded and followed the contra,
bands This w3s either TO prevent the aegToes es-
Gaping, of To pfote theIu from any sudden assault
by = ,utheru soIdieis. We suppose the former, as
Wilson enteftaiucd such Ii sovereign contempt for
rebel cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

NEW MUsIc.-We have received from
Messrs. West IL Johnston, publishers, copy
OF the new song-"Wait till the War, Love,
is Over"--wofds by a. j. Andrews, mns:s
by &. w. Burton; arranged for the piano
iorte. AS q musical composition it is cred.
popular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

another Butch 0f tie Hd ders Captured -
Between sixty aud seventy of the Yankee
raiders who have been rObbing our citizens,
burning their dwellings,, and attempting by
various means to ensure their entrance into
this city, were brought here on Saturday
morning and lodged In the Libby prison.
Among the number Was Col. Crook, of the
I'D New York, who claims to be cousin Of
the notorious General bearing that name
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04
AIOW READY
IL SMITH & bARROW'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Oiiyinsl and Selected Articles,

~ SMITH & BARROW,S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Oiiginsl and Selected Articles,
Tales, Poetry.
Sketches of Life and Manners,
offiaia, Army and Navy Intelligence,
Instructive Miscellany, ard
Articles on Political ECONOMY.
The proprietors would call particular attention
10 the Army department Of the Msgs5ine. Intel
Dgence Will b" given monthly, under tn . head, of
the latest promotions. (ycr special gsllantry and
otherwise) chaDgee, 4c, Ia ;hs Rf gGar nj VoIul.
tset Military Service 0f the Cont darala giut3a
i h's information will he official aud will bs Oh.
tanned from the Records of tins 0iice o. the 4 L,
jutspt n inspector Gen.Ist
ii articles in the aga zire not credited TO lhsr
periodicals will b. original.
The ConteutG Of the First Eunibsr e.! Smith a.
barrow's Houftiy Magazine" will bs 81 follows:
An Qprnlng Address; 4hc Currency; Anhpa Ar
mold Peep Through The Dlucklde: The Unreal
and It's MyAiesics, Attempts at Hexamters, a. fred
fcnhison, Cufnh!l MagaZinr;) A Plea for MOnu
ments, "hlrs Archie, =" (Coruhi!I Aagazine;) Ppe
G,Eius ni fhaCberay, Marie Anioinelte's Neck
lace, Che SpcctLtOI;) Cutiosit'es 0f Eaahian in
In" Matter Of Dress, iLondon Society Magazine ,
Clhcial Array intelligence.
Tnz TERMS OF FuE hAoAzlNE
will be - follows
foG single nunIbeT. 2 90
subscription Tor three months. 90
Sax months. 10 to
twelve months go. 70 tai
Agents and booksellers iui 9isbrd AZ the usuaI
rates Of discount.
All oldcGs should tr addressed
SMITH n BARROW
fdhiisiIcIh and fr0pne.ors
j. III richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Commit ed 10 C4stle eIhunder.-There were
brought TO this city and committed 10 Castle
Thunder yesterday the following parties ::
William j Clatterhuck, co +, 7th Va.charged
with being e suspicious character George
Hanley, co II, lst N & cavalry, q deseI:er
and spy, captured from the Federal army,
John Edmunds, co ii, 18th C, under sen.
tehce OF death, and Fiddle nayle, citizen,
attempting to cross the lines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Rody Re ooer d.-The body of I. r. Roane,
member of company +, 9th Virginia cavalry,
drowned in the Appomattox, near Peters
burg, on Friday morning last, has been re-
covered, aud is now in the possession of Dr.
j. L. Wafing. his uncle, of this city. Mr.
Hoane was formerly a citizen of Essex
county, Va, and his death will be mourned
by large circle OF friends and relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Gage ite'ns.-Since our last issue the fol-
lowing arrests have been made Charles
Doherty, a Yankee deserter, charged with
stealing S@TO iu &. =. Treasury notes, the
property of John Driscol, Edward, slave of
John Il. Carter, charged with stealing ive
gallons OF whiskey from George Fleck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

THg CRoPs in THE VALLRy.- Our farmers are be
ginning 10 cut their magnificent hsryeais Of wheat
and rye. The crop is splendid one the largest
and Il, nest we have had In the Valley since the war
commenced. The harvest fislis all give assurance
that the C0nfedfrates are not To be "starved out"
an how. The tod vi the harvest Is certainly on
our side, II we do not nl sinleTpfet the eloquent
voices OF the sroanIng wheat fields Rocaias sAam
{Ya,l RsgtsteT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

u III '1hE0 he@sTd. Was taken from fny
- - y s'.''e neAr hi5y's Mil. Hao0yer eou,ty.
-",il-} niSht, Juuc 2b;h, by white man a
10y "ofse, ccuaideFabiy spcckled, about nine
.-' III, bsck toro frola lhe cart saddle. nom.
...s'l the collar, small nors on tho hIo.
.t..-...i ofveth;hs, iwo OF thTce shoes on
..y h,.l' 90 ''eTs under the saddle, and works 10
r.-.s 1.u VIII psy The above reward for the
.t..f % va Eoras and tia conviction u the
VI N hundred dollars fot the horse.
eg-- s,A l. L kLLIA, Agent,
KuhoSa uig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

FIRE IN PErERssrRo.-The large brick resi-
dcnce ,ewned by Mr Thomas Baxter, and occupied
by Mr. Peter Martin, al the corner OF boiiingbrook
and Third streets, Petersburg, accidentally took
FIRE Oh Thursday night last, and was destroyed, To-.
getLeT with much valuable furniture.
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ESAAG OF TRUCE LETTER..
CONFEDERATE tTAT-s Or

ETLAG OF TRUCE LETTER.
IL CONFEDERATE S1Ar7s Or hNERICA !
War Department, BuTes = EzchanSn :
Richmond =, July 1, 1861 J
/. All letters TO go North b of truce must be
gent ~ this oiiI3e.
:. Zach letter must he eu, I'D Ia separate en-
vel0pe. and addressed t bureau OF Exchange
Richmond, Va.
s. no letter must exec = length one page OF or.
dAaFy eyed letter papec, at ils contents be con
anei strictly TO personal or fam ly matters No
;e.ier allcdiHg TO the movements or localities OF
troops will be permitted TO pass
!. Each Iettor must contain u 8 Portage stamp,
or iIs equivalent in siysr OI u 3 currency
These regulations will te Iisidiy enforced, and
no ;oitAr transmitted III which they not strictly
UbEoTved. kO CuLp,
Agent Of L&change.
Official
HHA9yH, Capt and A 40.
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Edgar Saowdeu, Esq. fos long tiae editor OF
the Alexandria Gasste, died recently.
IL Is stated that the Yankees, on their recent
expeditions through the Valley Of Virgaia, actually
rohted the poor house of Augusta county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Mayors Court-On Saturday His Honor,
tn" Mayor, had the following cases before
him
John Z sledd, butcher in the Second
Market, was charged with having in his
possession four cows which were stolen
from DIR Francis II Deane. The Common
wealth not being prepared to go into an ex-
animation, His Honor continued the case
till this morning. Mr. biedd claims that on
Saturday morning man calling himself
Smith sold him the cows for S. 500, and a
short while after he had made the purchase
and paid over portion of the money, DIR
Deane came up and claimed them as his
property, which had been stolen some time
since. Mr. S.'s statement is fully confirmed
by the gentleman who weighed the cows, as
well as Messrs Alberger IL Wayne, also
butchers In the market, who were witnesses
to the transaction.
Al red Meyer, alias Trowbar, Goldsmith
and Swaiz,, charged With steaIiag q lot OF
leather, valued at 5 l25, from Joseph K An
derson II Co was remanded for Indictment
by the Grapd jury Of the Hustings Court.
1t was proven that the accused, who Is head
workman at j. X. Anderson 81 Co q tannery.
took away The leather and left 1t Mt the house
OF Mrs. Whalen. promising her half for
keeping II tor hiu. Meyer claims that the
leather did not belong ~ Anderson x Co.
to tan for LADY of his &C acquaintance
The two Williams, slaves Of Samuel
Eauntferoy and A. +. 6ooch, charged with
entering In the night time the house OF Mrs.
Mary Harris, and stealing therefrom two
bOmbazine dresses, and whose case has been
put on half dozen times, was yesterday
disposed OF BY referring the matter to the
Hastings Court. IL will be- recoliected that
these negroes, in company with another who
has sncceeded In eluding arrest, were caught
BY Mrs. Harris while In her house In the act
OF stealing, and that In their tiight they left
behind three pairs OF shoes, one hat, y mus
ket. sabre, crowbar, and . step ladder.
A charge was preferred agAinst Patrick
white, and Robert, eiave, Of stealing 4laO
worth OF wood from Richard Reins. Tue
wood alleged to have been stolen was Aotae
bought BY Mr. Il from n Il Duvai, cut and
corded 10 hls woods N chssterneld, about
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LnST. STRAFED, &e

...,sE- E:lNnS -The following bonds having
i,t.,u eanfur,-l by the public en- my, near Ar
,,. p,..,i Ne isHn county, on i!ih June iFbf,
....,e. afr hereby noiii,ca not 10 receive th"ai
',f,a-rf 10 collect the coupons, VIZ Coniedo~
..lttr. EIGHT per cent coupons, issued under
4g.usI 80, lsil. Nos 300, dalcd Novembrr
~, l,gH. No 1891, dated February >. iSt3,
n 81 -,S. dated fchfuaPv 20 1863 iSs
,,t Nas eF;I 2N,j SbAl, @li2, 23ai H35S,
.ga s',~ dsgcd February ~, ssb3 i,I
..,, b. ail triurgiug te = u Stuart OF Ssaaa-
4 CONFEDERATE states eight - cent couron
>.- .... a.. 4t- 3Ip sad isp, dated b
--tf f.r 500 each, iS~Hrd nndrf hct uf
e,-. f.al aod Con'cd'raie Stdtcr F'Vca per
' ....,a bonds Nos C3l>, a. - aad o-,oQ, dated
;-c# t,sgyd uudiF act al February IA,
..farasne io las 4 Naddvh Of Sta0HI"a.
>...s., -,sir- eight prt cent coupon band, No
.g t -.inhtf - 49, for Sioa, iSsttd
.. q sts..-.l 80 l~ll h' longing Ia Cathafint,
-4l.3 of ,ltuutan Fhe allowing six pee
...a... hand. ui tHe Orange aad AicNardsia
..-u..gu4 Nas .'t' f'1 aud iot, ~ : go
.rt Ms tiit aud L,,A, tar 81 ,0c1 each, Al
i.7easy B.. IS>., snd belonging 10 Joe :
.4.r l..El pr cent coaFHn bpni Of the
....f sf.xlntlfa Ea i~oai Company, No Il,
~ g.a. dated Apdt ~, l>s belonging tn sally
90 ...f ai .Isgni,u. >iA per rent coupon hopt,
..l j. ...ia.a Central Eaiir"ad Company, No 2>3s
..t1 dstrd MsFch I, ion5, belonging 70 JOS
Ir.t ~ { iiaw2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04
F. BY TELEGRAPH.
Issrosrs o. ras r.Esa ,rHol.YIos.l

NisIed according.to act OF Congress fn the year
lsSS, by }. b. THRasass In The Clerks otacs "a
the Disirict Coart OF the CunfeJsIsts sixies tor
@ahs N'uihsin Disiifct OF Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04
NI(Dmuul Bfspgsrp.
-. =, a. UowARDIK 4 CO.

-. q,sc pysp.,cs s published daily, tsundsys
a. ., y n,sry poaIavs for twelve mcrths
.FyT poI,ns for six months T.s po..ass isr Or
isr'e s' aaoath, OF F'Fs DOLLARS Tor one month"; 7"
sivsni rem tt.ucss by mail are q, the risk OF those
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

iron4otiOa-Col John 8. Preston, the ef.
ficient and energetic superintendent of the
Bureau of Conscription, bas been promoted
to The rank of Brigadier General.
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RirbuIuub NispaIn.

eE IHE DISPATCH is sold TO News
Dealers at TWENTY CENTS per copy.
Vi! CARRIERS are authorized to charge
oNh DoLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per oeek, to
regular Subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

! b#;-B hght hey h0rse, thin mana ana TAIL.
ts3 b1lter Oh when lost; has very eIisbt
..e,' .o.lt &c" right hind leg aad spAtl spot of
'''t pair aes' the ie;!'cs very slight marks of
t't' ~ We ieit eide Of tne bAck. Hs WAS stolen
...l 'ha sgpo trsia OF the 3D. Va cavalry near to
''@ 't-i 't Bic mond, and last seen ridden by
F.'i 'l" r't.-hed t6 Il wagon tain one wagon ii
~ . marked Aeaiqnartcrs Wickham Cay
~ tiE' ' TIE hoEBa has evidence Of good
~'5 5lY' has 40 C)nsplcG5us marks about hun
81 t'"t ~'i ba l's'd Tor his delivery IN Rich
.. |'4 10 capt Jis UinHddio, & 4 srsenal or tn co
>" 81 "a - AIRY, Wick hams brigade aud no aues
- "". ashed. CARRINGTON,
~ ~. Let lieut. co II 2 Y. rsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

TOR INV4LIDS.
e Pure London Dock brandy, vintage 1903
To Old kxrei, very line
Do Old ueunessey, do
DO Madeira wine, Imported 1890
Do Sheryy do do it3}
Do white Port DO do 1850
10 blackberry cordial, very superior
Do Hanger whisksy do
Do Ak xAnder's Do do
Do Scotch ale
do English mastsrd, &c
All warranted pure aad genuine, and a. repre-.
eaatst. For sale by l. YERBf,
No s i2th II, south OF Main.
Tue wines aud brandes are from the private col
iars OF well known 9sntlemsn, hose names win be
given when required. YkKBY,
10 29--eod4it No l9ih street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

-rq So, Rews-i.- StrSyUi sway from
a,a- CsGF lie. o. 1uss1ny isst, rasD Cow,
80 t.-..i ~aA white .Gi Il tsii. hoTns saved
eds Lhs stryr IcEold wIl, be psiJ by
N-r "a lIY ss...itucs. on AsrshSIl, he
..... saE 4Ir.. IkNkl UUNSf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

{Nl bbLLh&5 Reward s. rgyei Or st0rl. ,
ItU 'r'n tic c0mm5as q Church Bill. about
L.. -! ijlRc, iwp CJiLs-ore horgc, llght bay
ts':" sway y9sc>ei, ave years od last sprirg: the
.-.' wa-c =, dars bsy or liver coioI, three
..+.ti3 '..t2fFEs Hg lossea By GIaqi's army
heavy, therefore All ,;caLIy anxious to r.,
.'5 -. -n"Yr property The above reward VIII
'..i. .f iue delivery to me in Hsnnyer county,
:. t'F' at,le the O.d Church
.L-l-t Z 4 NOKMaNr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

<tfSAt kb-h isrgN bay hor. ., eig bl yesrs Old
- "-,a walking appears atiG 10 his fore Icys
.E3 III lamp where the hips and back bone
l@" t1Et.h'r; brealhes hard when ridden fag+ =
n Psr'eu'Er nssh marks recoiiecLod. 4 liberal
if"'r! vii IL. paid for his return to
p IF 2 REYI0HD. B ttcher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

C UdAR MILL II ar now prepared 70 exhibit,
~ In complete working order, my improved irop
niii for pressing the juice Of the sorghum TINS
form OF mill, with thrce iron rollers working a
east iron frame nj top and bottom with metal xss
snd Convenient eet screws, b admitted 70 produce
ono third more sscchsrine matter from the caoe at
one operation than tho best form Of wood mill can do
tesides being ssdesf fuctAeie BY the action or the
cane or tho weather..
have few portable Cider Mills Of my own
MAKE, with iron grinders and press.
10 al -ssw3ws Nm SMITH
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T. 10 ~. ~ 7i"ien From. GaIable's tHiii, ON
- h'Aats Tat. White Cow, win Suk red
.. '"' '#ls ol both cut od and notched. lib
... '. ''-' VIA be stven tof the recovery or, or
..' i''''" don Concerning her.
JOHN MsSSLER,
Ia.ahIy'a Ifbu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Mr. Lewis Page has beea appoiated Postmaster
at seottsviiie, AfbeniasIe, Va, IN place of Nj l.
brady, resisaed,
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..-I. Ga saturday, Juy "a, ou Frknalia, be
,.r,a e s5ia-s &ud New Market, or IA ;hs
a. Nugca 81 k-y3, ttEr IN numi -, tied
t rss- % sl.S braid. :rsasi MI be paid
...,.7- F.. .rr, 81 ~ Dispatch ofes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

TOR sALk -0ae double csss gold wssch aud
Chains good tine keeper. Asply 70
MCCARTHY 4 NIf0Hul.I.,
Vlwatt 9th Rnd Byrd street, on Canal,
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- iAh1 "a 0T Sloien-9n Tuesday last. nom
- ai, etjrnce on Main, between i1.h and lS.h
. 'Hz ''a huupiD Cow, heavy with caif and pro-
/, ht.r had 0nc by th!s dime. 40 reward
'., ~ tla i"; Ler delivery uic, or any infofnia
..'' tt,l gl'l lv.t Es her recovery.
s -.. M FAlENAN
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ofFIcS CF OkpERs AND DsTsIL C 3 Navy DxP'r,
Hchmoad, Va, JGne 10, 1864. !
4 Slht ULAR.-Tho stteniion of all officers oil the
Navy h called to the following act oi Cons fess,
approved June iooi, relating to transportation Of
officers Of tho army anu navy. whte travelling aa-
eer orders 70 wit
The CoagEes Of The Coatedsyafs STATES of .8asesca
o e'det, That oioers OF the array and navy, lie
travelling nh1er orders OF the War OF Navy De
partmept, shall hs allowed transportation 10 kind
sor 'hemsc'Vee and their personal baggage. and ten
$oisrs per day for expenses, while necessary
travelling 10 the execution Of their orders"
This act renters pugato-y the circular order Is
saei from shss efios on The 18th inst the subject
u travelling allowance.
by command of Soc'y OF Navy.
u S-1swoW sSLEE-Ckptaia Is In charge.
g wsLLBokn JATAY H. IGA rosyEa. yLQUaxs
w kLLBoRH, TAYLOR & CO.
~ uenersi Auction xna Oomn,'n Msschants,
kesi kstAts and Negro brokers.
Kile's Bnildsay
Corner Pesnhtrss end Marietts strssts
Atlantis, Ga.
WJ-Consisnnents collected.
f-daoas hpught sna sold on eoumIesIop.
~~~JnA lt-Su
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EJ-' Nt.-'n Tie hlSht o! the 25.u u ,uuu Iuur
= a,.-a r'~s were stolen from my ferm, near
IT, o'7 h5r.y tao noEt morning, whilst my Ger
s-a.s " N.re arcang ter them. they discovered the
'.si Int hds o! white Ca.9, not owned by inc.
...i5.ul.y bpchcreI only few hours before The
.- q "ho -lUss my cOwg Is the came who butch
fsI ia- ME. Any one who has host g cow viii
'Afo spl'y 10 I'M Tor such Information as pos-
.v.. uEANR
81 Cor0Cr Of Grace an3 7th s;s
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DiliciG,
W HHA1yH, Capt and A 40.
Iy 1T

RICHMOND, Va, June 9Th. 1854.
ETXCHAH0s Notice No / Ali oaicoFs and mcE
~ OF the SioAEburg capture oi July ith, 1868,
who reported kr duty either at EatcEprise, NJ Hiss,
Demopolls, Ala, JoaesboTo', Tran, Fienua, NatcL
toche., Sbfeye port. or Alexandra, La at ally time
prior TO April lr, 1884, aud whose have beeu
forwarded 10 ma by The proper officers ar. hereby
declared exchanged. RO oULD,
je 9a-6t hgent'o OF Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

| Mr. James = Coleman, an able lawyer Of Am-
| hersi county, Va died last Friday week.
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/ hssyeid2u slGilon, cu H., 0..o,~r :; :;
agI t'r ia 90 M" e,h May, 1864, eer,iBnste s.o
sztl.,,t. 0A'ss ! tbe R!chmoad imsortiny a 10
r,,,,+,t = epaLy. one share of which wss -. aaa
Also uc,,, Cfcnshaw TT the sth jar rusry. ises
abss, a''taAe S9 20, January TO- 1854 ;or as..
4.Ii be s'., I,|hd eis's Company. New csrtIueatas
lrola trs5.s iot sai all persons are forewsrned
J'as-la4~l .nmm mem; .,
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4, h,,Ili Issrn W. ss0gt tue Is, Of .supe H.,
-. @'ah,H Gao bis3s, with sai4 10 Ana tT,,,,s ,,,
t4....>y WIN halter. TIE o~ners are r,aa.a..,',
q lt.. -. = pt.fa properly pay o'lsar grs. ss.
y.lat, 10y. hypy % y 00DSrY al N.,
- y .aia's oi..o, corner s,h ana Main a..
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...-tA, H'rsH.--fasaa up. ga the New siar-
& g.. r,-a ,r4, Il, .nt"rme hate iiArs "a Sri
gt f,st. d. lit-s Horse, with white faCs
-. -- .s rs.. sl,t 70 yqwe torv ard, prove
....... e.; t-.c Uia aasy Amply 70
II BARLOW.
tai o. 4, 10 l. - Bat'n Artillery,
rari l's.ft. aylsr Nr~ Marked ruA.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

Judgc Il: oas's Ce,nt-The following husi-
ness was disposed of on Saturday:
James Williams, charged with larceny,
Ctwo cases, was convicted by the jury, but
the Judge reserved his sentence TIL this
morning.
Ia the case Of Eliza l.iggou, charged with
stabbing Aberdeen Cephas, NOTE DroSeqtei
was entered, and the accused sent back to
the Mayor, who will give the matter re-
hearing.
The Judge passed sentence upon James
NJ. u. Irving, convicted of forgery ON Thurs.
day by the jury, aud sent to the penitentia-
ry for two years. Three other cases, pend
ing against him, were Dismissed. He was
renanded back to Jail to await the decision
of the Governor, upon All application made
to him for pardon.
The Court will meet again this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

SsstS'tIdr--A Iooth EDlteti.i,d in a Tongue.
On Saturday last q most remarkable opera
lion was performed upon the tongue g! y
young man named ,jamess1ertfy, formerly
news dealer in thia city, aud well known to
our citizens. About four months since
youn$ Gentry was wounded In the face and
mouth, but with the exception Of q slight
impediment in his speech, which he at
triented to losing some of his teeth, thought
ne had recovered. For the past two weeks,
however, he has been suffering much with
pain III the middle Of his tongue, and was
desirons that an operation should be per-
formed upon ii, but unt ii Saturday he was
unable TO ind any one who was willing to
undertake the operation. BY examination
tue physician discovered some hard sub.
sfanee Ia The centre oi the tongue, which
proved TO be very large eye tooth. When
extracted IL exhibited every Appearance OF
health aud vitality. and attached to the
1907 oil IL were Two distinct strips of flesh,
resembling the nerves which are generally
ioEnd upon teeth when drawn. Since the
operation Gentry has experienced great re.
'lei, and, with the exception OF little
matter oozing from his tongue, it seems as
well as ever. The tooth remained embed.
ded in q 8 tongue over four mont hs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-04

y t,' =. rom ny orehSrd lot last night iaTgr
s,''h'i' I"'i' deFdtr army. advertise 10 mfn,,u
o. .,f '''1n' "h' io doubt would pay s,IiIaii,
''1 Tor hi t,cgtray. '''s'iS
JOHN y CKENs Hs.y
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