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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

FSN0 the ftisnds OF tho 5olii,ri thgau.haut TIA
Z COnielsTaCy.--
1U.kTzgaArfEk a4E'Ls DEFAEIH.Sr
RAILROAD EUBsAu,
kichnonl, Feb - 1904 !
Ths hisnds and Relatives u gUit.rs ia The Aimy
OF Northern SlIs!nia are hereby nulttrd thai "a
arrangement hss This day besn e1sstsi .,tn ,Ld
southern rs pieas Company h. carry ali payAass 4
food ahi w6.tinx sppsIrt tu Richaiuud, Ia
10 secure The advantages thus obi AineI thtvr.h
tho kApTNas Company, tho following instructions
must be observed:
Packages nlIEt cot contain more than ohe hau.
died pounds: be seIi secured aud plsny msIkl
sud sent al The pebso OF tho shipper u othsr II
the bsii'efS Relief Assooialons, sAich ag0 located
az follows:
la North UArolin., at Raleigh. In south Caroline.
ST uoiamb.. la Georgia. 1T Auersts. IN Al4tsmi
81 Montgomery 90 10 any 0thsr point ct itch gus
ri thsss AssocistI"ns have sn oii.c-.
Tbs Agents II tEssa Assoc i,tiuns viii theTo tsss
charge OF them Aui s:iP daily 10y Southern ktItess
Uompshy TO tho proper Agents Of tbs Issts tvs
Ststes at RichmUE i, " ho will ser them distributed
to the proper indi fi,iaai owusss.
10 meat the wishes OF Tho soldiers and 10 xss
them - certain hnd apaSi, Communicates sHA
home, tho Southern Express Company has a.,,si
to give this height preference Csr t.,syt..Ey I>,
Aad, ia order that obatscla m-y 0s,uI the
cess u So iauisbie an enterprise, the ssTerL rad
road companies are hereby requested to render The
kGpreha Company such iIllitie5 s5 will ensbis ia
make this arraDs emenl = cOmvists success.
As the soushrIn Express Company sssuHlcs /.
responsibility or The transportation "a thrso Pssi
ages, the seliet Associations requested 30 VITA,
draw their Agents who h.ve heretofore acted a
travelling messengers. IL the Relief Associations
viii establish sgsnsics la tbs IL other armies
they may enjoy the Same Privileges he.-LY sNtarel
u the Amy OF Northern virginia.
W SIMS,
Lieut.. Col. ssI QusEt;gsnAs!iE,
Appf0gei'
LANIoa,
QasTtsFnssteE GogsTsL
QUiarEEa .tfsR EsNERAIS liaFT,
kichmCHi, jams LIST, isol, )
Mr. X q Bullock. sn agent OF this Department.
assigned TO the duty OF organizing she transports
tlon OF supplies 81 food snd CHI thiS under the A.
rangement with the Southern Express Company,
as above rotated.
Hs will visit the several Relief Associations sI'
plain this working Of the system. ami encCurags tbs
Iirnds OF soldiers 10 take advantage Gf this tASf
Way oi supply ing the Wants OF those in ths field.
Az bhWTuS,
QuartermaglsE ueEeish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

EOM nAie-rwo hus IaltCh cows. wish ysaag
= ssivAs, ~ the American stseiss, % iath, 30.
tussa Msla aaa Gerry stss ~ iu-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

l. oR SAT- OF keht-A tOusc containing SIX
~ rooms, on Baker street, near Book Avenue
For terms apply 10 w fuller, ON The premises.
jy 80 2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

VIII BE- toll at II C'clot prcc.s, S''' Nc veTy aas
iy Areiltt, NO1Re7 & Ia : 2- -...
i'"' iJ'h and asn .i,rcts,I
A UCiioE saLE.-ws ~iil,nrtrsg
,h hon to 1n meihe:dsy 2oth aust, At 10 sa;,
'oo bAsS sssofted biasds n,snaf.,tu,.,,,
~ 'ss'S s@'a'ialt II 'nickus iob.s., "'A'0
~ 20 II.a'f"sa d.
100 ID Fhginis D.5a IA
30 barrels uottea uss, 4,
10000 fiOi ida cigsTs
Il, ~ doG calls 40
800 i, tdilet al
ibV retms note paper
- Nj siiaii satuuss
aCo memorandum books
100 pass do
Loo money 4,
li3 porkrt 4,
90 dos nason's ttXckrg
10 taies brown 'h.~lifs
10000 enyeit pss
300 sheets tani vap-r
~ df2 Iocket knives
very superior bath tub
tag slrpeo
lot window shadtA
tosetLeF with a iaTYs lot Of gro, k4ry nit,,..
- fefson" dehisifs Il attribute 10 The Sh,e.
safe Will asni In their c.uf ,ampnts Nv S'aV''ee
a. NJ 10 "sy' AhENr5. hURslEEr 4 40.
~ 10. ..o - Auc i'u,t.,,
very extensive let ct cr,.k.,.
very is'S@ lot Of TIA wnrs
Table ,ntlo' J, table AMI tea oIo.us
Tea tray &C
lot Il mustard reed
o's hahdsome s,4s shoe lIna, spott;s, ria,
v"e seL titmah5 diamond br, ast Mn
splendid lot Of siis 1T rssss i,.l ,,,,,l
LAD 'Aih'"-
u"a iot sowing silk
oUe hsalsome cherry Grape 6iawl
tf@ bot embd swiss mcurni0g COLLAR.
" '' nisses' sni ladieh' sh,.s ,nt i
Bssides many other ~ iaceiiar.frs...,
~ % AhEHr3, hUafLEkP H..
by heGUt'od, iH.Hti,s & Ga, M,
Mo ~ Man street
ME will fell at auction. at Cur s.at. oa ~
W nesday, 2oth inst ~ 10 0'cio, K.
lsrgs caIpets
Several eestns msetints
pale new cart " he ella
bideb0AIds, bedst-st5
Bureaus, tsbies, chsits
Ciothirg, shoes, tobacco
rroeksry, watches a,
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS, L co, Aa1rs.
" 10 - MAJ" strs,i.
by Geo. ". U4i,, Iarlr,
mo. u Main 81.
I WILL Sc, At auction at uiY store oil Net.,s-
day, Jaw " IA, al 10 UckrG + large 4ul ID
sii ab;e lot. u
nuusehoia 2ui Kitchen furniture
Stcves. cro,EeJy, aaj glassware
te1dy made clothing, dry goJis
SHOES, bcols, b!LakctE, a.,
At IL o'cc, *
Several tire g5sd aud silver watches
Jeaeiry, sc. " WILLIS.
- N'',t 1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

= NSikAl Came 10 the farm of NJ g M A Gum
~ on the Osborne turnpike b5ioW Richmond Oh
Suuday, July ION, two muies. The uwner VIII
Tonne forward, prcys property, pay charges, ami
lake the III away. ~ l6-lLs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

PAN AWAf-From tho subscriber, about the
~ last CT June, negro boy Sam He rode away
medium s'z I'd iron gray mare, branded OS Sam
ID about IA years Old, spare built, ginger -bf cad
co!Or, and has down cast expression when spoken
to. A liberal reward VIII BIS paid for the appre-
hension OF both or either negro or horse. Sam is
the property Of Mrs Macon, and is supposed TO be
Ia the army. RPARCHEK
jy 14-l0t Major and N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

LUk saie-Priyately. my resiiehcs Gu 2Sln al
II Broad ats, Church Hill. II not cold within ten
days, It Will be rented out by the month Terms of
Sale Cash. Apply on the premises from to A Nj +,
or from to PM
Also. wish 10 bay or exchange my house for
email house, neatly set witt shade trees; ons with
three rooms would suit. JC uUDaON.
~ 10 tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20
By n. =. iZeam.ts, Auet.

By n. =. izeasa.t,, Auef.
rL0sINu Sale &C
" Cabinet furniture, stock, tools
Look iug sissses, ptatcg, As.
TN Tuesday the i9ta inst, at 10 O'clock viii sell
at the wareroons OF a1s II Gathrisht, on uoyefaor
street. The whole oG las remaining STOCK a fufni-
:use, &c, including
hanisoms set OF mshoglny chamb.r furai
turs
Several neat bureaus
Mahogany and CHERRY dining tables, paror do
Uauc seat and other chairs
Hair aud shuck mattresses
B"lsters and pillows
Besides numerous other ART icies OF furniture
A large assortment Of looking glass plates
Glue, varaish, sanl paper, lumber
Cabinet makers tools, oil cloth
Glass doors, NJ rs pLEA5ANTS,
jy 10 AucLoueey.
CONTINUATION OF SALE Ia o,us q ience OF
the weather, tie above ssio Is pos tpul 81 Until
Thursday, the Zist instant. at ~ O'clock.
w ~ ES PIEAsANr5, AuGl'r.
DIANoS, furnitute, cigars, &c tor ,ale at sue
/ tion.--On Friday, tho 12I ipst, at 10 o'cIoCg
viii Sell ut my tatesT0oin-
y coed pianos
l excellent mahogany siiebcard
Wsrdrobts. bureaus
.ties, chairs
large and excellent carpet
i0,oU0 cigars
~ gross prime matches
100 reams Commercial mole paper,
Al y,
small invoice OF dry goods and clothing
~ ~ = PLEASANTS Auclf,
LIZ heo0Eis0h, adams & Co., ducts.
tCorneI 9Th aud Main els
HUR regular ancii0n sale will take Mace a.,
~ F.idly next, The 23d last II 10 U'eiac i when
we will Ofcr--
Groceries,
4 Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20
FOX lsENT AID SAkR.

Il Or Reht-lWu or three pleasant IUUiis Oh
Y Chuich Hiil Goth street, between Gay and
Lee streets, with Tie use Of The kiclUn.
jy 2U-ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20
By Red'oOod, iniittpS j. o., Aiectsonesrs.
g. Main strtei.l

WE will sell at auction, on The premises, az
W Belle island Landing, al 40 O'Clock \ 81 on
Fhuisday, 3ist lust.
hams buitdiEg
Gaidtn Of ytg. tab'cs
The iemcing, lumber and wood
Household iufniluIr, sc,
TEhA Slash.
Jy - REDWOOD, FHiLlirs 90,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

u3r. sislnid une kiiiG, OF Tie Mississippi
pattern. Attached 10 IL was 4 feather strap,
upon which the owners nanc, cUmpauy aud &c
g'menl was Written. ANY one knowing its whete-
ubou,s val confer favor upon lhe owner by
leaving word al The EIquiIer Office.
iY lS- "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

500 acoSs the Is. Of rsS,assy
10y John, about IA or IL years old, light copper
eoior with short, straight hair had when he left
new suit OF cotton clothes, dyed snun color John
Was purchased OF DIR Wight, Of Alabama have
no doubt he Is with our army. inc atOve reward
will BIO paid for his apprehension and delivery to
Lea Bowman, Richmund, Va, or secured Ia any
Jail 30 that get him. WIN Ii 8WIN
jy l4-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

l(OJAS Tor kent.--A suite oi well furnished
III rooms iof gentlemen, ia Il small private ilmi
", WIN use al bdti Tor the summer, III The second
house ON Grace, above Isl stteti. Reference re
qnifeu. jy iy-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

LUX Rent-Four very desirable Rooms Oh first
= no0r over The store on Main street, between
isth and I9.n. suitable for a small family. For
further particulars apply on the premises.
jy I93t JOHN EICuER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

LNOs Rent-The dwelling ht use at the head Of
Grace, near Jefferson st, formerly occupied
BY 40 Steger, Esq. 1t contains GsVea rooms
and has garden attached. Immediate poas. ssion
given. JAMES III TAYLOR
jy lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

kOH kent-Seyersi isI ge furnished Chambers, In
Linden Row. For further particulars spply
10 Mrs w PE0RAM,
iY 1871 franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

IlkAUfifUl, Cottage Residence at Ashland,
ID with three fGurths OF acre OF land alta ed
for saic-l am authorized to sell that beautiful ec
isgon eottsge located AZ above, recently occupied
ny Mr. James Ford, containing Elk rooms. besides
Kitchen, meat house, stable, wood house, sc, and
valuable AID fertile gsrden, and pump OF good
water Ia the yard the whole premises are in tho
most pc RECT order. The purchaser will have the
right TO free ticket on the Iaiiroad. Poeeessi01
gwen Immediately. This, without doubt, Is The
hAndB"mest residence In Ashland. Apply to
Jy IL CT Jas n TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

A FAkE CHANoE.-At private sale u comp!e, .
IA Set Of bed room furniture, with room to tent
Posses SION given immediately. Apply corner Of
Broad ara 9th sts, over the BAT bers shop iron o
to ~ A n and from 8 10 m. iy l9-2ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-20

AOh Rent-A largo we'll Furnished chamber, en
T. tbs parloI floor; or, II desired, two iargs base
ment rooms, opening Into each other With foidins
do6gs. Also, room In The kitchsa. Address .ssox
73i, T o." with fall mama w lb-FMAwAs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

9S- BnoCKOE MILL.
liti. street,
Across the Dock.
Corn and wheat
Ground on toll
jy l6-sts Meal for sale.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

Of Esmeralda former site) and Marysville
but there being nothing in the former but
two empty houses and the latter not having
risen to even that Importance, we were forced
to ride on to seek accommodations for the
night. The remainder of the trip to Boise
city, although fraught with many interesting
incidents to ourselves, would probably be OF
no interest to the public. Having laid out
two nights and partaken of the hospitality
of immigrants on one or two occasions of
whom we passed about 800 teams, and travel
ing the last thirty miles on foot, and the last
mile through S succession of potato patches,
we arrived at the future Capitalize City of
the Plains. Boise city presented quite lively
busiRess-like appearance, owing in some de-
gree to the presence of great number of
immigrant wagons and a general desire for
the possession of town-lots. Every man who
can raise dozen boards, few fence-posts
and pound OF nails, seemed to be hammer
ing. If we count all that is fenced and
marked out, We think it is the largest city in
the world. However, to lay all imaginary
lines and calculations aside, and take only
that which is considered permanency, it is
a place of no small pretensons, and the SUI
perior agricultural advantages surrounding
it would seem to justify the prediction that
it will be at no distant time one of the most
pOpuous and most permanent towns in the
Territory, and for this reason and advantage
of geographical position. Although we believe
Idaho city will remain for many years the
larger town, the majority of the people of
the Territory will doubtless sanction the To-
cation of the Capital at that place.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

WE insert the following from Prof. Myers
who desires its publication-for what purpose
we know not
Mr.. EDIToR-DEAR SIR: When l arrived al
BannOck city last Fall, came here in very
good circumstances. On my arrival my at
tention was called to a benefit for the Catho.
lie Church, for which myself and lady APP
peared, before we put in our appearance for
ourselves. We then gave complimentary
benefit to Idaho Hook & Ladder Co. No. L.
which was extended from US in the following
manner: | built the Temple Theater and
gave the opening night free of charge of Ell
Their rent of house or expense of performance.
And now as am about to make preparations
to leave this community, and not being ir as
Hourishlng condition as when came to this
city, owing to the dizziness of the times and
the many doctor bills had to pay for my
family, and the enormous expense it will cost
me in removing my family l am in need of
their joint assistance and as it is religious to
return good for evil, they will scarcely ques-
ton returning good for good. AS to the Ida
no Hook Ladder Co. No. /, feel assured
they will adhere to that good old proverb
that one good turn deserves another. The
citizens of Idaho are to some extent indebted
to me for their many past amusemeuts, and I
may add, even to the present time, had not
built the 1hsn called Temple Theater, there
would not have been a Jenny Lind Theater
hence their present amusements.
Your humble servant,
PROFESSOR MYERS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

L PURSE FOUND.-A small dog be-
lngng to the undersigned brought home purse Of gold
IN his mouth on Wednesday afternoon August 3st The
owner will please describe the purse amount &c. pay
charges and take it away. Inquire of j. J. Dooley on
Buena Vista Bar. HENRY COOPER
Buena Vista, September 20, 1864. 5Owl
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-10

SOME one in CentervilIe sends us the fol-
lowing item:
I" On Tuesday evening last the Union men
OF Piacerville erected pole on the Plaza, run
up the Stars and Stripes, fred thirty -four
guns, and gave three hearty cheers for Abra-
ham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. The flag
was bought and paid for by AL parties, Dem
ocrats as we'll as Lincoln men"
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

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-. -. :.
- = e-...'.e - - --e.g s0'seos
- - = 80 sPs.s-
- =. - a''sSs eaae
- :. - - Hne ~as eat me
. % s1e @ sesazasa 'ea'EaE ex
- Es-ses1''2 s@ses 81 ~ '1s sHsshoe o.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

- Il Is ssmethiag gaizsd to have ziadiested
kAs soashsra stasss from tie hekrslses salusa ies
with skzsA EaFoPsAz sossssty hss SesA smbgsi by
ysnkss savy ead nalies. BessFe tbs war, Southern
tEsFsieEz in EEfoPe we're svsEywhsss net Rish the
Eest zeaFruas asd znfoandsa zisrspFsssntations
With rszaFd 70 The habits, eastsE aad tone Of the
scztksEn people. These tsissho0ds bad been in
dastrisusly sozH hy sbelitsn nissaxies ind Iitsr-
arg TsvElsrs nnesI eur people hsd eoHs to be re-
Eardsa IS = rsp-ossA 20 ciyil;sstieE. II is true
The cozssdsrats States ksvs IsAEssd tkas they are
RSt dependent zPoo European opinion for their sx-
Esasscs, shelr prosperity, tksr hsppinsss OF their
indspsndsnes Tss IL Is comforting to have The re-
CARDS of Reghborss and pubij, like private rep
utstioa, is saueh ETsscd jsszsi.
iThis We have secured By shs hesoie and eloquent
asfssee Of car character On al Tie battle seds Of
ths wHr, By the RcaRsss, wies nad hIgh.toned
craftsmanship Of sur Gtovssn zsnt BY the ssperiar
huEanity displayed By eur Generals sHd citizen
sshiisTy asd By tie aansEpasssd feFtitrds with
Whish TIE Fsopis 1t SssFs have borne al The pacri-
eess e the war. Yan1tss ealzzzy esa NO Isnesr
hart ne rspetaon watch Il has dnlighted 70 black
sn. Yankss Esalics Is nov endsEssood, and It's en-
vsne@sd assaults only serve 20 injure thoae by
wAcz the sAasl Il seat.
The sstfsIe, uhsca wfiI Be found IN smother col
uma frs= ths IOaaoa Hs-sEd, the erssn Of the OPP
pesisiea party IN Eselsnd, Is OaEy Ons Of hhOus-
saa svidsnesss sazsaining hs Pssitisn hsse taken.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28
News from the North.

A correspondent with the army in South
western. Virginia gathers the following items
Of ncvs from some late Western papers that
chanc.d to fall under his eye. The Western
papers, remote from the despotism at Wash
ington, veature now ard then 20 giup q
glimpse Of the truth:
We had the pleasure of locking over the
Cincinnati Gazette and Enquirer. The for
ner says that Grant has destroyed nearly all
sf Ges. Lsse'Is ~urmy, aud admits that their
General has Lost heavily in men, but, with o
grand flourish, says that the CoDfsdarates
have lost double as many. IL announces the
arrest of Hon. Fernando Wood, Of New
York, Voorhees,, Of Indiana, and large nun-
Der OF other leading opposition men of the
North. IL says that the call for four hun
drcd Thousand troops more by Lincoln was q
bogus proclamation; that he e not in need
of the men. The Enquirer says that Grant
commenced fighting Lee with an array OF one
hundred and eighty-Hye thousand men, but
that he only has one hundred thousand now,
that he has been whipped in every engage.
ment with Lee, and il will soon be necessary
to send Mcclellan or some other Geaeral 90
save the remnant of bis army. It says tkat
Lineoln's proclamation was not bogus, bat
was put out in good faith, but The tyrans
found that the people would not stand the
draft, and Immediately tho Abolition ionr-
malls raised The hue and cry shat the procle-
nation was bogus. In fact, the HEGuiFsr
presents the most doleful appearance OF af-
fairs in the Yankee army that we have Jet
seen.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28
Federal Opinion Of Gen. Lee.

The following incident, showing bow high.
~ Gen. Lee is appreciated even by our enc
mics, was communicated to Col. John +.
Osborne, Superinsendent of the Wayside
Home in - city, by a wounded soldier
who was in the Hospital and heard It:
:. A Yankee Colonel, apparently very in
teiligens man, who was mortally wounded,
and taken prisoner in the Iattle Of tho Will
derness, was asked by Confederate surgeon
at the Hospital where he lay, and just before
be died, who he considered the greatest man
i'm this country.
The Colonel unhositatingly replied /" re-
gard your General Lee as the greatest man
IN eli the elements of greatness, in n man
and an officer, now on the continent OF Amer
ioa." And when asked Why he so regarded
him, he sa:d "He has proved himself so
during this war" eff" said he, eve had
such Generals IS yon have, this war would
have been over, and we the victors long ago,
bat We have not: In that, you are very far
ahead Of u.s." These were his last words.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

The SOUTHERN ExPREss Cox ANY's TELE-
aRAPa.--The Charlotte Bulletin speaks thus
Of the great uss Of the telegraph lines built
BY the Southern Express Company, and of
the energy and enterprise displayed by them
in projecting and completing new routes du-
ring the war
. Among che many facilities and advantages
which hate been afforded our Government
and psopie BIZ the Southern Express Com
pany, there ie noae deserving more comenda-
zion thazl their -telszraphie department
which has been extended since tho fall Of
1850 Oser SEQ miles, through the influence
cod fadoHnitahla energy of r. d. Bullock,
Eea., Superinterdent OF that Company.
riomaaelacing the SUNNI of 1860, at Column
-hia. &. G. the line was completed - Char
Iotse, N- z. IN November of the same year.
The wHi'e bet ween Columbia and this place
Is ofthe kssst qsality wire and has probably
worked esd is continuing TO work, better
than any lSne in this OF. any other country
In che snmmer Of 1862 sccing the abso.
late necessity ofa telegraph over the North
Caroline Roilroad. Col. Bullock projected
and carried ferward, afsh uurreeedenf sre-
cess, the fEtss which now coaNects us with
GoldahcrO, which from this point 20 Greens
boro, is Of the finest English galvanized wire
end the balance good iron wire procured in
this country.
Since il has been erected the progressive
spirit OF the managers have bxoughs Dauyilia
Va. and Fayetteville N. c., In connection
with the main line, and they ara now push
ing forward their line rapidly TO Weldon.
NJ. c., via Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
having already reached Ridgeway. All of
thalF 6taess are sHpplied swseh inssramenks
and material manufactured aa the SOsssh.
and Cor nestness, and beauty of arrangement
are Hneqsalled by any telegraph. Offices we
have eveg visited
The Confederate States Government. on
seSsrsl occasions during the war would have
hean wishsut talegrmphic communication be-
tween Riohuacnd aud the South, but for the
Htsaom, Saergy and lsberality of this com
pany.
TIE recent raids In the vicinity of Pc
tsrsburg atedelt necessarily &c use this line
as tbs uaiy medium Of Communication. for
nearly two weeks between headquarters at
Richmond and the saborainnats departments
in HE South. sss
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-28

HUsTER's HuhANlTY.--It is stated upon
undOubted authority that Hunter shelicd the
town OF Lexington before be occupied the
place, and that too without notice.
When the ensmy burned Gov. Lctcher' s
scuss 70 Lexington, they refused to allow
his wife to retain even a change OF clothes
Cor herself or shiidren. Everything was
given to tho devouring element by these
hFutes. The house of Gen. Z. III. Saith,
Superintendent of the Virginia Military In
statass. was also ordered by Hunter 60 be
huEped, bat he vac told that the Generals
dlEnghtar was so extremely i'll hat her life
wouId be forfeited by her removal, and even
thea, this worse than barbarian reiterated his
orders until demonstrated with by some Of
his os6ears, when he consented 70 snare the
house though with marked reluctance.
LvacAbErs Republican, liza.