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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

ONEpcrson writes, her daughterwas cured
of fits of nine years standing, and St titus
dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura.
BILE.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of fRheumatism of eight years
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which tile
Purifier and Pills
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

Buffalo N. land Fort Erie, G. W.
ForsaIeby 4 Cook ana John Nichols c lAnr.
don C.S. Field, T.. Claridon {. +. Treu t.,
Claridon Il. Thompson liuusburg.
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Obituary.

Conspicuous among the many who fell IN he
battle Of the WILDERNESS will be found the name
Of WM GRAFTON, of LIheEburg county, Va
He was n member of COMPANY !, 23d Va regime ni
aud while gaiantly changing the chcn.y's works
he fell, shot in the ndck, during the first days
fight, May the 3 b, le6i Al the commencement
Of this war .his }cuug man was acting as :cclinn
master on the eOntts side railroad, where he was
already Of great service to his ountty; hui wis!
Ing (and ever willing 10 p.itarIn his iuiy) to be-
more servirrabi-, ie joined the regular amy in
March, ls62, where he has been ever since,
having had the pleasure Of hut fifteen days alb
stn"r. Notwithstanding The to:ls and hardship,
he KEPT cheerful aud buoyant, and up Ia the nmc
OF his demise was sahPnne nf eucc.ss. Hear
what his comrades say on him "iie was good
man, brave. and noble soldier: we shalt miss him.
and his virtues will ever he remembered and ap-
p5rcia;ed by those VITO knew him > As sou, he
was du;iaI; "A kind and lowing idothrr, aud Il VAIN
friend 10 tie cliisr ui his county. he ith IN
aged, widowed mother, srveIal bfoihrrs aiii sis
ters, and Il large circle ut relatives and friends,
with whom the writer ct This nuiice deeply SYM
pathZrs.
'.fhnugh tyranny, with bloody laws,
Has dug his early grave,
Yet death, when met IN Freedom cause,
Is sweetest TO The brave
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III Z ID.

At the house VI Rev III ] Micheihackrr on the
10Th Of June. at half past O'Clock ii, in cease
quence Of wound rect iycd in baitC at Ypois Viva
nia Court House ord Sergeant SALOyON OURY,
Of W0oivie, Miss, a member of co X, i6,h Miss
regiment.
pz-Woodvillc (Niss) and New Orleans papers
please copy.
On the evening Of the 18Th, at 8! O'Clock, VII.
LIE, infant son OF Vim u and kiie + Virneison,
aged months and 20 days.
fhe fends and aoquaintances Of the family are
invited 10 attend the tune,ai from the residence Of
Its father, in Manchester, this (1uesday) evening
at 4 O'Clock.
LJ-Norto'k and Portsmouth papers please copy.
On Monday, l3,h inst, EDWARD GENT"Y, E,q
private in COurtheys battalion, in the 49th year
Of his age.
His funeral will take place this TUESDAY, after
noon. from Grace Church, (Rey Mr. Baker's,) al 5
OspiOrk
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EROM TRANS MISSi2SlPPL

CuNTnN, la, June IL The remains Of
Banks's army is on the ives. side OF the river,
near Port hudson. There is constant Skin
mishing between them and our forces in the
rear.
Point Coupee Parish, by order Of the Yam
kee commander, has been desolated. The
houses, crops, and everything burnt, and
the people have to beg provisions from the
enemy, or sfarve. One lady, Mrs Catleit,
has been killed by the enemy.
The Yankees are demOralized and desert
ing in large numbers, selling their horses
and equipments for whatever they can get.
Three thousand troops have come up from
New Orleans to reinforce the enemy, who
are constantly dreading am attack.
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useWts Met ~
Uiysscs Sugar. United -"
unconditional 6urrsoS S'ates' oec's css0,
per. rrnalloyed a. .sr. uarcgeassats Sin
true name m,v, ,oundrel-whAtever hIs
all tAese--(ar. C. ard he has been called By
eight On. ut, started from Culpeper 70
euu,ne. on ths line II II took him oil
9eo- ~ According to the deonstioa Of
le letriciArs, . line has position ana
= sgth, but neither breadth nor thicknesa -
II 10 capable also Of IndeAnite extenstoD.
Grant has extended his limo with . ven
geAnce. When he started he fAncied 1t
would pass through Richmond; but when
no came 10 Cold Harbour no found thai nc
had mlscalculaied. 1t did not come w@ain
eight miles of what the Yankee correspone.
ents facetiously termed the "Dsomsd CITY"
He has therefore gone on extending u, drst
4, 1. my Bfi.ise, and then to Malvern Hill,
q, shici, last place he /, quite - tar again
from the "Doomed City" aforesaid, IS
he WA At Cold Harbour. Report
sass he Is extending even farther
that even the broad James cannot Inter
rupt the extending operation. Should he
get the other side, II 10 fearful to think
whither the spirit Of extension may lead
him. For Aught We can Ger, he may keep
Oh s,idiog by his LEFT until be slides into the
Gulf What = triumph, We cay once again,
for Mcclellan. After oil his bOasting and
lying, 10 person and by proxy, he has been
compelled 10 fo!iow In the footsteps of that
General, and nov finds himself exactly
where he wound up his Peninsula campaign.
What . confession Of defeat He induced
all Yankeedom to believe that he meant to
march directly on to Richmond, and to
think that each Cf hs slides was cnnse-
qnence OF defeat inflicted on Lee, although
Lee in every instance followed him, instead
of his following Lee. Now they will see
that every step he takes carries him farther
from RichmOud, aud they will know how I"
estimate his false preteuces on former oc
casions.
Should Grant make Malvern Hill his base,
aud operate on this side Of the river, we
cannot see that he will have gained any
thing, as he will still have the army Of Lee
between him and Richmond, giving the lat
ter shorter line than he has yet had for the
interrogation OF plundering parties. We
suspect he IL aiming at the Souihside where |
he hopes to destroy bridges, break up rail- |
roads, &c, hy means Of his numerous cav |
airy. 1t will take more than that to give
him Richmond.
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II A HKsEU,

On Tuesday, the 9TH instant, at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, by the Rev Dr n 3 ooggett,
Miss VIRGINIA +, daughter Of Martin Philips, OF
Richmond, and AUGUSTUS PHILIPS, of Surry
county, Va
Ws-Petersburg Express please copy. 81
On the 9th inst. by the Rev J w Walker Fl
r, STE and Miss MOLLlE II GODDiN, both of
This CITY.
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OTxNO0RAPHEa3 and Photographers -Propo.
- oets VITA be received By The underSigned until
he 0fst day Of SepA mbsr next fsr contracts for
MAKING verbatim reports OF the psOceeiings and
dehates OF The senate OF the Confederate states
fhs onntrsctof viii be required TO fursish his
own assistants. The sessions VI the Senate WILL il
\ estimated, average about six months per annum,
and ab0as tErco hours per day
stationery will DO furnished As the expense 81 the
Senate - also . r6I1ovtees roo for writing out
notes. iss ether with lights and tuei.
The coatfact vii be inA1e for zoe year from tho
ares Monday Of November nex:, and psS rata
eompensaiiou pala the contractor nStttly.
The reports Maust embrace vsgbalsa report OF
oil motioas, resoissions, rsmstks, speeches, and
euch ausodmenss Fred ~ may be nseessary to
exeialn the debates.
Tho ccmnittee Estimate that tho pytactpal 70.
porter end three ansstaDts ean perform tho NaTk
Tue chief reporter and BILE sssletants win b. on
oeso d he Heaata, sAA entitled 70 tue privileges
end ionusisias ineiAentAi theSseO, and moval ~
TIE seuass fss asy vast u capacity o. adsiisy.
A sats copy & the ds rsposts saaA b. wsllkn
coMpletA in tine Tor tho nex; dxi,y morning rapesS.
Pfop0aais viii 70 a6lreessd 70 Jas l. OAa, AAder-
~, He1ah Cardiac.
LANES L ORR, Chairman,
Nv JO0NeON,
4 @ BROWN.
kichmcsA, Joae lllh, 1Sc1.
tell-HavtiklhAn
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

FROM NUR1H 06OhVlas
ATLANTA, Juuc Il The position Of Of
fairs in front has been unchanged for the
last two days, with occasional slight skir-
mishing aud firing on working parties.
Ramors Of raid on Atlanta via Ros well
reached here Saturday, and simple rrerara-
tons were made to receive them.
There are no signs Of their appearance at
this time.
The weather is very cool, and it has been
raining almost necessarily for the past two
days.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ATLANTA, June l3th.-Advices from the
front state that the recent r.ins have made
the roads almost impossible, snspending all
the movements Of both armies. Neither
has fred q gun for two days.
The Yankee train is running to Ackworth
to-day. and indications OF new h,uk
movement on the part Of the Yankees has
trapspired. Our lines are strong, and the
troops have recovered from their recent IA.
tjgueS
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nxUxlE NO11UM

Il
D9.NEsT 4 3OHtA1O
ls5 Main street,
Have JUS. putisted-
HI3rREgA saA n AlO, h0 sch III story. ~
Miss Mulooh au,sof e John Halifax, ientemAs.
&c. Price 81.
Recently pub hhea
Ma:aria; Of Affairs or Sacr.hcs. ~ inc s"'hos u
Reuiah Goth theusASd -,
EieAa0l's Victory. Ry Mics bSaadoo
The War and rs Heroes. First series .:
0ensyat Orders from A. ltant and inspector Gene
rpl,s cfyIc,. Considerable States Army, from Jan.
uary. IS ~ 10 December, 1897, (both incutivc,)
Ia two ssries. with fun indexes.
The 20 ..hera Pictorial Primer for eenoos aod 'sm''
lies Illustrated aeth iheasand l.
rus Boil aosier Dov aorgstor. j.
tho Steac~ail Bong Book. i.
The Rebel Seag ster. !.
Tho Punch SorGater. L.
The Camp Jas,e., or Amusement ~. tue YES. l.
Robert and Harold or the Young mafooners. D:
Tue Lilo OF L. Gen Thos Jtcx'ou. ny an ex Cadet.
S cond edishn revised AMI enlarged oy leo
authfr. s.
s,.Orters by mail or otherwise promptly attend
ed t..
-..Persons send ng to us the Advertised rrice q
either OF the above mentioned books will reesiSe
theh i.ee Of Poetage. x,,,usyou
puhIlsi,ers and Booksellers,
ia Id, Ia6 Main 81, Richmond.
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vTkRT valuable Real Estate Ga Hart :.
y nth s1I iatn sts, Ter ss,s at 49,. ess
BE sofia q Aaetsoa. Gu tue tseanas, IN Tss...
issh Of Jane. lsIt, - ~. s'e'ees e ".
fqaAfs, a the south eide Ct psak. ~, =. "a
aud l3sh sta, occupied By Jshu N DIV. u
others, - OH ~, 40 The location M ~. W =
msnts shno'd attract The sttseiisn Of ess,,.ns u
others. S"ssst y
Teans-Cash o. credit, at the cp,,oa r. =,
chssers. The taxes sos 1854 70 bs rssa NJ ~
chssers. GODDlN 4 App..T ast
js1l ICON,
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~ 81 a. Heniay'A BaltailOn.-A conveyance
~ Sill iaAve the .fite OF The Southasn Llierssy
ness5.xes, No tath street.. undAr tia Exchange 10.
~, evety TUESDAY. Thursday, and Saturday, for
Fsssoas dasixOus of renciog letters Or small pax
ages ~ their frtsnds In this & pAny can do % BY
leaving them ae The abave psoe me evening bsfors
Or 0siore O'Clock The morning II starting, - the
ters uih b. taken for say mem ss she battalion
10 l3-e0d9tt
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~ NsEETlN0 Of StocA holders. - A called
~ meeting Of the Stock holders Of thu Roanoke
Valley xsiroa0 Win b held in the town Of Clarke
vllls On Saturday, the stsh day Of June, 1864.
Business Of great importance will come before
the 6toakAseFs end 1t IL desirable that every one
should be pTesenf.
BY order Of the Board.
ny 24-9.awtd IA WILLIAMS, 6ec'y,
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mo ; ivtn ss. oet@cen Main and Car,
Il UENnURH, Cioihinf,
T. Dry Goods. iobacco.
Paper, Eavclop.s, q.
We will ssii. IN Tuesday morning Juee ~ as'ss
Msncing st 10 O'clock, Ut our etcre, n n, ~ ~
iuro, Dry Goods, Summer Closh,ng, -sc, "a ~ 'tS
Bureaus, chairs. tables, m.strssss,
New linen coats
New alpaca coats
Eunmlr pants
Pieces Irisa linen
Ito yds masquitO netting
Agate bnttUny, Melsan cloth
SPOOL ectscn, Hnen table cloths
Ladies' white cotton hcss, Nc
ALSO,
loo bales smoking tobacco
10 boxes Pauline Bird chewing do
10 boxes 0ne ciyArs
+. colperas
! do washing soda
cooking range
do stove, with oil the st,..,. =.
complete otder
$50 bottle, superior black writing aaa
$50 TPams note paper
100 ~ white and bun envelopes
Gold and silver watches, Ac
N B-oOeis received ill morning OF Gal,
je lids D p BoOTn s. IN
VIII be added 'a
90 iius French calf skins
10 d 10 silk maRtiiiss
me double barrel gun
je IA DF fONrH An
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V>ssred .ecora,.s Il. act VI Coasress In tbs gsa,
fsE3 ~ J. =. Tan Asnes in the Cirik Q once 81
ne fHstrtcs Coua Of abe Confederate States 70,
tine Nvsshstn btstsict u Georgia.
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orrNs Va Yaaa AND MARINE Ius 60, !

0fRLes Va PaRn AND MARINE INs 60,
Richmond, June 9th. 1864.
~D TH& regular annual meeting at the stock.
~ holdNrs Of this Institution Will b hold at the
CcmpAny's once o. Aouday, 20th lost, at IL oclk
n. TAs election q IifsotOrs for the enfuiag year
Will take place ct this meeting. Stockholders who
pasy b NuabAe 70 attend are requested to ssnd
pts1tes. VIM WILLIS, jr, sse'y.
js6-dtdt
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NOR ssle-A fne yoang ilors@. suitable for cav
al. y, nearly kvoa years old. sound Ia vind
and ,imh IL quick wslsss. aad Iass very fast.
apply to the Asjr al HEDGES In the urovs jast 10
the riyhts Ct the Hsosk Rosd. Iassrns1iats Liue.
il H. eSd3tf
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CTRAYED --Came to my place, head Of Grove
- road, about two weeks ence, . dask rel COW
also, ten day since, two horsef-nDe . small dun.
black msne aud tSi!, and bay. The owners will
please coma forward and get them ct once and pay
charges, or they will he dealt with acce riding to
las. Aquiro OF Capt MEADE, Camp Lee.
10 l4-3it
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~ ePECIAi. Notice - Persons w.shing to send
~ letters TO members VI COMPANY g. (Rich
mond drays,) l2lh Va infantry, can have them
promptly delivered by leaving them ~ VIM Sears
Wo0a's, No 9 Main At also receive lettcss 10 re.
turn 1t the same pace. JAA PHILLIPS,
lst LlSut csnad,y % G, i2th Va ini'y.
eliza.
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALk

TOR SAls-A young, spirttsd, we'll gaitad bay
n mare. She h not . large animal, bat Of great
power and speed, and full Of animation nd sayle.
She would suit admirably . stat OF 0ald ollcx p.
There u DOT more valuable OF handsomeR horse Of
hsr s;ze " b found. Price, 1850. Cell unon
Cict NAIVE,
At Cen Psm&srton's ONCE, Ks.vinss Beck.
L. NAL
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In II. 8. iFeasd,.ts, A,ct,


e UREiTURE, Sheeiiag, Stoves, sc. for al. |
" auction On Tuesday, the liih Instant - 1
o'clock, will sell At my store All excellent A..
Ment OF Furniture, &C, such as
handsome mahogany marble top si,eho.,
Mahogany and other bureaus
WasIstands, tables, chairs
Gedttea,is, mattresses, feather beds
l snpetiOr refrigerator
Cooking stoves
AIso,
9ome very excellent shecting
Drawers, clothing, sc
Several excellent watches
Smoking and chewing tobacco. ~.
COnsignmrnls solicited and received I'm "a a.
morning OF safe : riEANfs,
p AatIIOGftr
livery superior solo eath trunk, with cO,,,
icck, burglar proof
Dbl superior doar
I large mahogsn Office desk, &c
10 - ksp, Aus
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UMfOnTANT 10 the Ladiss.

:.
TMfOaTANT 10 the Laaiss.
~ kZSK,EL'A, No IL Main Of,
May 10 iaaAd tue best sssus sm~nt OF Dry 0oods
III tLs city. II rsas0nah. istss. just o. eaiAg this
500 yards ali styles pretty Dsees Goods
5000 yards snail III ared Cailcoes all eo!ors, snit-
abe Ior shirtnee ami tsiAnia, dresses
s,OOo verde Black Airseas, Bersges, Bonnie ztnss-
1900 yasaa Caneris Edglpes end Worked Bands
600 yasda checked Ausliss, JAcosss, AID Cam.
bscs.
Persons wshiag 70 puIchase VIII do veil 10 chi, 1t
jsM-eodSe kZHkiEL'S Al Main st.
mantle DEPVT,
Black SILK pasasola. sambrics, jlcosstA
(hooksd E.ssins, hae q tOwsllng
1xssa heavy blA6k d 60 siks
Dsef0 10 .d6, at1k nlusl0n
ospesiOT oola01 hose, linen hose
naones vtbbons, black lAces
Hoenet ia Eses, toslh braahss
Pc aid Dsadiss, spool cotlsa
Psse nastiDe soap
yss biask alpacas aad grapes
tseaeA mbfsttercd oolsafs, ~
AAN1Ik DEE~9. - Main S..
i ts-At
NSn,uxn Ysss s.is.- On 4 Ne q lisss.cs esassy
~ eeseoa % an on ees sseis qa0ta upon anpsi
49, q - CAssAf Ceast tissss te.day lJass
llahl Cea - vAo heys nol FeessvsA lhsis tisksss
- - :.s s sss: 70 =: ss ssss s s.s
49, As't fos Hsssico soassy.
III .ataa11 &c aiss 1--we ave Ios Alss g ebIe-.
~ sssa segs" 49, who y GOD Tern Asn1,
- go. ws.s.s. - ss.sss. - Is. Ss,.s s
eeeoNseo6 - M 1Asm alDe, . liAe0 boz Ne 10
80 : sessosa sssss sssvs.A
NeaNk.-Asy 90 ID sahs nilss g KSs1saosd
M on0hn4 IL o0(llaR vil enl ~ eornns "a snA
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Ey Geo. ". Wallis, iuct'y,
mo. 63 Main St.

II WILL sell at auction On Tuesday, June "a
Il at my store, a large aud desirable lot of
Household and kitchen furniture, slo,t.
Cr0ckery and glassware
Ready made clothing
Dry goods, shoes, hats, blankets, &c.
ALTO,
= splendld marble TOP pier tables
line gold watch aud Sc eral I'll yer wac,,
at IL O'Clock precisely.
Consignments received until O'Clock On
day Of sale.
jel3 CIV WILLIS, Aacl
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Ey Redseooa, In1ttfs q; 10, Auets,
mo 81 Main etreet.l

III Hettnooa, lhAtt1ss 4; 20, Ancts,
mo 81 Main street,
VII l. will Sol, At auction, en- Wednesday nex',
w the 10Th mat, at our sslcsrooMs, No 81 Main
st, . large and desirable lot Of Furniture
Cabi lsts, werd-obes
gsdsteads, SO
Housekeeping articles
Cooking stoves, sc
Chewing tobacco
Cio.hing, &c.
Parties wishing ID contribute 10 the sale are re
quested to send 10 their goods before the day Of
hs,e. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS n CO.
jel3-3t Aucisoneers.
~ 1nos. ". Heesee, Aactionerr,
(Once Corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
~ Condemned Horses aud Mu,.s for sa,s a,
.D(D auction, be sold on Friday, the 2nh Of
Juus, 90 c,ndem aed Horses and Mules, at the s
Horse Let, at BAcons Quarter Branch, commencing
~ 10 O'clock RIP ARCHER,
Major and n.
Sale conducted by 1Hos " Kszssz, Aucs'r.
sI3
In Williamson u Co., Aucts.,
mo. 49, Main st, bet 9th and 10th.
E1NE Furniture,
Glass and Croektry Ware,
Dry Goods, Clothing, &C,
A. Auction -
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, commencing q. 10
O'Clock A Il, we will sci, NJ our Gales rooms, No
100 Main street, q very desirable assortment Of
Furniture, consisting VI the following aud Other
articles
splendid mantel mirror
do extension table
WarbIObes, bedEtesd
Cabinets, Washstsnds
chairs, tables, beds
Bedding, pictures
Crcekery ard glassware
D,y goods and cioihug -
Cord and silver watches
Cooking and other stoves. &c.
jalt WILLIAMSON & co. Aucts.
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AJOTICR tn Tax Payers Ia const aaencs Of re-
~ cont raitsfy operations, BY which many tax
payers wore called from the catv, aOtieB 10 hereby
given that the proper authorities have exloudcd tie
time Il psy1ent q the tax Oh gfOm saies ioe the
qaartes ending 3ls3 March, lse$, ustii Saturday,
The Gath Il chs present meath (juas). ALI psssess
liable fur sAd lakes must cal Aui xy the sanao 10.
fofe fhs expiration Of saii te, bo suhi scled 10
pay double the an0uat 81 said laxss.
CliAS 1lNTOM.
islt-StaW3w IO.h District OellscsOs.
vxYA M0k0AN, usAmsAss, Aas cps1sd = euU
F" store o. Pearl os lAlh street, No 3, 60 deos
the pubis esasraily nay Aavs DIX vosG q 81
hes done prea1tly. aaa n ths ~ maa.Ae ID
aststcr Share Of tae pahae pstsenaes eely ~ ~
- b nay Deserve i, psu0ilAg - etvS saass aAtie
saetaeo z ai eess y 49, Daselaalas.
10 l-Mau9Us
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~ DOLLARS Reward.-Raa away from my
,)\D Farm, near White Oak Swamp b,idgc, my
negro boy Mitchell. said TiegIo Is about Is years
old, black, five feet high, has the iGft
temple had on when last seen sl0uchcd hat and
black WOODEN pants; supposed 10 be lurking about
RichtuOnd. The above reward will be- given If
delivered at my farm, or Mr. Jack Fishers.
LOFTIN d ALLEN,
te l0-e0d:h< lfehficO countV.
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MILITARY NOTICES,

MILITARY NOTICkH
Hoo r. Co l, ltT FEaT
RescsVv Forces If Virginia
vTHIS company wilt meet 1t i;s usual rehti. zV0us
this (raetuay) evening, June II, At . o'clock.
BY order OF Capt " DR,sKAgD
islA-ltt RI WRIGHT, o 9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

40 DOLLARS Reward siolen from ny
lUV TIERS Pautaticn, on Little river, in Ran
over county, gu the .i.h Ut MAY, during cavalry
ekrmsb, by q Soldier carrying dunn, (Who said
he belonged to A HIPS crFs, and was traced IL
far as Tayiorsvliie light brown mouse coiored,
coMpsC!ly butt Mule. The above reward wilt De
paid for his recovery and delivery to me ORG "
dretter, in R.chmCnd. CHARLES COOKE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

Hnn DOLLARS Reward --liau away from Mr.
OUU Anderson Willis, on the 9th Of May. from
named Wan Isaac, sbou. q or % years Old, OF dark
gingerbread color. abou. feet 8 or inches high
Said negro bought from Mary Q CLARKE. Of
Cheste, aid county, Va aud has some relatives iiv
ing In Prince Edward county. He has been living
with Mrs Clarke, near Coaiis.d, for aome time.
viii pay tho above reward OF $500 the and
delivery OF eaid negro to Mr. Rnbt LumpSiu Rich.
maud Vs ANDERSON WILLIS,
jeli-l2:t BY Eobt Lumpkin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

U.- Ice I.e for ss'e--Can te had in any guam
titv. al al, hours II the cay, at Tbs American sta
b,es, corues Ct l0:h asd Csry streets.
i,,Iss NV GREEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

ar FoR the Trans mississippi two or three
jppor int letters hit should have been ieat I" me
having filled 10 arrive In tisne, iei' 'nc i"'1
wnca Hal al viii he Tor warded to me At Mobile
je Hit "o'H'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

Hnn DOLLARS Reward Ny boy BATtlets ah.
Jul scoaded from tho Government blacksmith
s..o5 ol the esh instant. he hiss dark brown skin,
about ~ years Of ages feet inches high, 10
bright and intelligent boy ,sad think viii endeAv0r
to reach the Yankee lines will pay this above re.
ward for his retura ms at tho enice Of John O
Maynard, Hrjor and n, corner 9th snd Main 20.
je l0-4It JOHN h 0ENTkN.
nANAWAY-HrOm my restdenoe, on Fulton
Il, Hin, my negro man Phillip. He 70 about IS
JesSs Old, 8 feet or inches nigh. dark complex
ion, slsuder built, Aad speaks qactiy. will Pay
q reward Of three hundred doiars TOR bis ree0rn.
je 9-6tH w HGNnl0Ek
1.-TWO Hundred Dollars Reward Kan away
from my farm, Ia Hssrioo eounty, on Sunday,
June 5th, my negro man Philip. He 10 about 30
years Of sgs, tset or inches high. dark ginger
bread complexion, wears beard. good form. and
OF gAntsel appearance. viii give ths above Is-
waGa tor his delivery TO NE, OF Sor Bis arrest, 20
tLat can get him. ANDREW L 1LLErT.
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