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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

CAPTURE Or Two YANKEE EUNBOATs.--A very
handsome affair occurred AT Caleasieu Pass, Texas
the "a ut, resulting In the capture Of the YAM
and 81 prisoners, by Col Wm II Griffin. Ieuer
in the Houston Telegraph thus develOpes the affair
FfOm information received from our scouts on
the 3ist Inst, COi Gri1in decided to call on the
Yanks and ascertain by whose invitation they
were occupying portion Of the country under his
command, and accordingly issued orders Tor de-
tacia,ents OF the 2ist Texas infantry, Spaight's
battalion, Daly's battalion, ard Crtuzhaur's bat
triy Oi light artillery, Gloss over sabinc Pass
and march 10 this place, the movement 10 cOm-
mrnce at daylight yesterday morning, and the al
tack TO be made at daylight this morRing
Ia accordance with his order, The troops above
mentioned commenced the move meat as tndi-
Gated but, from the delay necessary in building u
bridge Mud Pass, did not get inlO y p,siIion
unit later than intended hut The eneMy re sting
quietly IN their iancei security our batteries were
planted and Infantry In position without their
kHOwi ledge, aud ut half past four this morning 4
shot from CIeuzbaur s battery stuck the gunboa:
Granite GUY, warning the Fedefa's that something
UNUSUAL WAS taking place. The enemy sOON got 10
work aud by the tine our batteries had bred some
three or four shots they commenced sending shot
aud shell at our little army from the gunbOats
Granite City and Wave. Our sharls hooters
charged mp 10 the bank OF The river Oppiic the
boats, aud whenever Il arm any portion OC
Yaakee became exposed, a shower ot Enfield hniIs
would immediately compel him to draw back
In fact. SO warm did our sharpshOOters make It.,
that The Yankees finally ceased firing, aud att "a
sharp engagement Of one hour aud twenty Ave
minutes the EraBite City fred lee gun, IN token
white bunting was seen on the flag stan OF the
Wave. thus ended one Of the many brilliant en-
gagemenls OF the war, resulting In The capture Ot
the gunbOats above mentioned.
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Roid Attsmpt at Robbery-On Tuesday
morning, aboat 2 o'clock, two burglars de-
liberately walked up to one of the front win
dOws of the store OF Leon Schaap, on Broad,
between 4th aud 5th streets, and, dashiug In
one OF the large panes, then ran oil to see
whether any Que had been att'acted by the
noise produced from the broken glass. In o
few mlnuies the daring fellows, finding that
no one had been drawn to the spot, again
returned, and, crawling in the window, pro-
ceeded to select from the show cases several
sets of the finest silver plated spoons, knives,
and forks, and some articles of jewelry -
They were then proceeding to the back part
of the store, 10 order, it is supposed, to hunt
for the place of deposit of the money, when
o gentleman who was passing by gave the
alarm. As soon as the fellows found that
they were discovered break was made for
the front door, which they had taken the
precaution to open from the inside, through
which they effected their escape, passing
within few inches of the person who was
watching their movements and endeavOring
to collect the watch. EAch OF the thieves
had in their hands pistol when they ran
out Of the store. ready to shoot the FIRST
man down who attempted to prevent their
escape. They were 50 much frightened,
however, that they failed to bring anything
away with them.
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Nh 1877.
The Capture Of DappeD.
fcsOm the I.0ndoa T1nes. Ansll q. n !


Aftes gallant defence or 100 p,n.,hs i,nn.el
was taken yestt rlnv u1oentnp ~ sssun,s .nA Inc
D0tsh army has iOst NJ lsaa fs,ad on sNs
oT achlrswis. Fos sSsse 1sss ,he even, m Heen
~rpr ctcd fosars ft,,. 90. :, af kass r,,,,h n =.
cane ey,is nj tiai ,hs P,muus haA a1 m
Iaua.u tsi,ich n.srrrA ~ rnsau rc.Sm.s ~ - =
si~Kr and wefe rrs.,ve.i 4 q srrsa /, MO. VIC.
IL Ence. If ao.stttr a sussrsi&r. ~ -
Il need hnrf1s L. ~ aksA sale n.a.,.o, .s AZ =
- - - 49,. -" r'''seees ~ INC
Arn 1ssnia. .T .s..~ n.r - - ~. .n.a f. W.
shei, ~. ..aar., 49, rs..tss he,,.,sas ~
,Imniss oS tat ,.s.sr is krca1Se rvia..s 80. nc.
D,mes naless tsrs~lv rstnfoscrA cs,,.iI .os ,. W."
h.,ld at.. niac.. vssisseserh n sssav cenls s.s
been nlaccd In SchleSNIa - vsvlI ave cor.,,.I,s
the esemy IN rAise. az. sie63 ~. fate 0f nmn".i
,sns sr,l..A : Tr~'
A Iast the assa.,t wae uaaae Yesterday n0ynlp,
We 10 moi vet knOs1 me 1cts1js bue re ,rns, ihat
The conict va less klooAy olsap Others which On,
time has v,lnrsse1. Il sseDs cefsaln that ti.s
ID Dlncs theu,seives exneceea The resuN fns tl.ev
are dcserjbed A. li,eanlline the fogss Of mO.e AZ
their guns over TO Alcen However (hat nav -
ve must p,esuwe tNat sheY delen3ed the place with
sufficient obstinacv. Bui NE Psnsuiaas were suc
cessful
Rcdouhis one IN saven ase - tho lefl ana oeu n.
tre Of the Danish Isee snd extend fro the sh0,r.
of Weunins hev y, 4 r0lnA o. the alraisht I,ae
which Joins aouA shrxs aniF1ho vfflase of Dmune,
These appear tO nav, 6eeo 6gae u,astered ~ In.
PIussians who thrs ,.s.s,a 10 the Dauish reaS ana
took possessi,.a ~ sreir recommendations. 1rhG
fcsi0Nbts eght MIR. ana ten Oa me Danish right
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The propr iety OF granting to the cores
pOndents OF the Associated Press, with the
armies in Virginia and Georgia, the privi-
iege OF purchasing rations at Government
prices, is 60 obvious that it is matter OF
surprise that there should be any hesitation
in Congress with regard to the matter. They
are but two in numb er, and therefore could
entail no very serious burden upon the
Government. The people are clamor0us
for the latest and most reliable news ''frOm
the 'front.'" and this is constantly forwarded
through the agency Of the press CORES
pondents; but they are not able to subsist
on air, aud only one mode presents itself
by which they can obtain q support, which
is that suggested above. The press cores
pondent, by mis- association, becomes in
fact identified with the army, and though he
may not fight, he constitutes convenient
medium Of communication between the
army and the people, and is thus equally
useful. We understand that the bill will
again be brought before Congrt 81, aud 1t Ia
to be hoped there viii be no opposition to
its passage
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GForGIA TREASURY Norss This is the title be
slowed upon the militia and civil officers called
out by Gov. Brown, now in camp Georgia, near
this cliy. The reason given for the title is, that
AS the Georgia reserves, under Mai. Gen. Cobb and
Bsig Gems Gartreil and jackson, were called the
''New Issue % and they under the imale dtatc
command Of aov. Er0wn and Gen. Wayne, they
Ouyh, ID be styled ,hc Georgia Treasury Notes, as
IL !, well kNoSn that Georgia Treasury notes are
shove par. we visited Camp Georgia yesterday
evening, and Gound over ,O}0 OF The hGest look-
iag men we have ever seen. Among them are
several Captains of the 4sth Georgia. Colonel X.
J. wilson, or the Richmoad c0unty militia, went
out rs Captain OF the Georgia Tigers, and lost bis
lcti arm Ia Virginia Tie Is now ~ Camp Georgia,
prepared with his right, to avenae The oss of his
left arm We saw many wh0 have ''d0ae the COM
Try come seIviee'' The tented held, aud who ate
minus a leg or arm, and, uaat tor active sssviee,
had returned home. Gray haired stges are there
iaa, t0 dispute with the for the possessisn 1T the
Gate Gtiy. Gov. Rt0Wa may veil feel proud of bis
s.peis" AZ they ale desisively called by s0sae Ii
bsoasht Into service they will cover themselves
W tn ismOslai hOnors.-Agpeaf
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FINE Clay DREssIHa FOR S0RHs --DOct0r
sehrcber, vi Lcipsic, rccomme nds clay the
most "enUrEelic, lAc most innOcenI the stun
pie, and the most ,i,UIDlcal Of palliative appli-
caiioas TO surfaces yielding foul and moist dis
charges" lie moreover considers that 1t has
specific action in sccelersting the cure. Clay
softened down In water, freed from alt gritty par
tcies, IS laid, layer by layer, over the sH cted
part to the thickness Of about line. if IL become
dry and fall of, fresh layers are applied to the
cleansed surface. ihe Irritating secretion Is rap
idly absorbed by the clay and the contact Of air
prevented. The cure thus goes Oh rapidly. This
clay ointment has a DE- cisive action IL c6sss Oi
toelid perspira,ion Of the feet ~ atmp,,s. A $40
gle layer applied IL the morning will destroy all
OdOr In the day. 1t remains Il i-ng time supple,
and the pieces which fall off In fine powder pro-
duce no Inconvenience.
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SINGULAR CHAIN or COISCIDENCRs.-1he Portland
Press meui0ns a singular fact Ia conRsciion with
the losses Of ocean steamships beIOaSiag 10 the
Montreal iae Ii seems that In every iAsaance the
vessel that has taken back u Liverpool the effects
Of wrecked steamer Of this line has haea ihe nrxt
10 succession 10 become a vicHm. Jhus, the first
vessel Of the line was the Canadian. The lndian
took back her effects, and was the ncxt 10 faii .
prey IL the wrath OF the sra ktog The HonEalian
I00k back the Effects Of The Indian, and IN turn
was the ne xf victim; hat she proved a total loss,
leaving no memorial 10 be transmitted % the h0me
port. The next vessel lost wss the New Canadian
whose Effects went back by tho North Rsis0h; the
Nasth fasiton went under, and her effects were car
Iied home by the Asg'" sa1on; .he Aaeto ssxnss
In regular succeasiOa became tAe nexl vteuas, and
lhe Norwegian carried hack her "seuaisk; aext
came the Hasa Of the Norwegian, whose material
effects transmitted 70 t.tskEp0Ol ~ she kOhc-
mian: and the RoAemian, nexl 10 seguIaT success
sfon to 60 vades, has seceRity made her 6aal re-
cosA on Allea's Rock. Il h even said that s0mc
Oi The etnpi0yees 81 the cOmPaay, ~ ~ hsA not
0yet,00ked the slnguiar chala Vt iaces. - = 40
tsessaill0us fear 0i the b0hemiaa, aoA s00eti0e
siace predicted her fate, beeaase Il was bet TARA
10 % next
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Nfw PusIio ATloss.-We have received from
messrs west 4 johnston copy ot their latest
p"6lie ion. Mistress aud Maid, BY Mas MuIoch
author "loha HAliiaT Gentleman,'' Ae. II Is
an sxcxsrat aov~l, and viii he widely read. Il 10
one N a set Of stag dagd novels lhas This frm 10
getting up 10 She h,.adsamcst style.
Fhs SoAtA1n Itesssy hesk10sI, for June, has
1rea received. iui c0atcnts are varied aud very
t~adabic.
'f"e Fira Header" Ii the tile O6 what its name
i"pass-a primary school book fOs ehidssa. IL
'' essss1 ~ a"desilssguished SOwtheya sess.hes,"
saa % ciess'y printed IN large type Ny. hossis.
pubiishes.
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Surplus Ka,isms for the Psor.

Aessrs EditOrs-The writer day received 4
message iron an officer that 1t he would send out
wagon 10 his camp he would send iu L CON sider-
able quantity Of uTpus supplies for Distribute ioA
among the poor. For various reasOns the offer
could not be met; but il occurs 10 me that If any
Cficer, on sending wagons to town, would put
these surplus provisions on III III, very excellent
disposition might be made OF taem. The writer,
Tor mis- association, represents come 500 families Of
the poor, aud any supplies left at the store OF
CtaZtbrO0k & Thomas, on Brook avenue, or at
Spots l. narvey's, next door 10 the T. s C0mmis- B.
saries, on l4h st, would be thankfully received
and speedily distributed.
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BUSINESS AT NAssAU.--A letter from Nassau
published in the Charleston Coairier, says:


published in the Charleston Courier, says:
To give you some idea Of the business 0f the
place, Major w. told me the other day THAI there
one thousand tons Of bacon aud pork here
belOngiug u the Government and awaiting ship.
hIent, much OF this Is spoiled, and much more des
tiaed Il he in the warm summer months approach
lng. There are eight OF ten vessels ROW In port
loading. Three OF them have just antved from
England, and more are expected Ii is thought
that there will be twenty five thirty vessels
ing between this place aud Wilalington during the
coming summer. | fear that all OF our cotton will
DC taken away without giving back much substan
al benefit, and we will be left at the close Of the
war without a bale for credit. There some
facts with reference TO the sendiug out OF Con
fedeSate bonds which it seems to me should Be
brought to the attention Of The Government They
are sacrificed out here aud Ia Europe about eigh
pence on the dollar and as that is better than pay
ing twenty for one for exchange, great amount Ol
them are sent out, and In THAT way 0hiigat0
at the close Of the will be to ourselves, hui
Ia great measure to these English, who are buying
them now al merely nominal snm The business
fear, Is carried ON 70 an enormous extent"
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OttlCE az COMMISSIONER OF TAAEs,
Ricnilond May =, 1851.
RESTRICTIONS Ia reference To tne AHsess.

tttltE at i'th MISSIONER OF ia "a rs,
Ricnilond MAY =, 1851.
DISTRACTIONS ) Ia reference To the AHsses.
| uient end collection Of the sdiitlonai ten
rqf COLT. OF p -cn,e - having been ascertain
81 lbat an siiJr has been committed ia The
..55sstHeut anA collection Of the add .ionai
ied par cent, Oh rsoiits, sll assassDrs will as
rea. tho pIciiia, only 1ads by buying and sell
iag 1T any time between the ist day Of Jaau-
n.y. 1863 and the lst day Of January, 1860 -
The profits Oh Which the tax is Imposed by |
aGi II paragraph Of S,c 4 Of an act entitlsd
'll act TO levy additional taxes for the com
i4on defence and support Of ths Government y
are the proiis made by buying and selling bA-
tween tho times mentioned, the cOpulshvs
,objuut;ion and being ussd, the buy inX aad
e-!iI1g must both take place between Ns tss
LAY Of januasy, 1863 aud the at day 81 Janu-
nyY, i5tJ. Such were tine instructions issued
from lhls Gil 90 On the / at March, 1854 and
Nll' be found at page of additional instruc-
iions, therefore tho erroneous assessments
made iii some distTicts Iseed not bo collected,
snd Tho a6cescyss wall refrain from such as
er44mens
IL. iho ten por cent additional tag on prof
IA ,h4ss by hay ,ag and selling between the
iri day ut January, 1861 tineiadinv that day, J
and the ii.t day OF Dseslnber, 1854, tinciut-
iIe that dag } will 10 assessed and collected st
.nco. Tue profits derived frcm tiss same source
iutwt eli the let day OF January, 1864 and the
ist day Of December, 1864 both Included. will
be he5sased and collected immediately after
lii. a Il day Vt December. 1864
} w. IL UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissioner oi Taxes.
Approved;
,Sipned) T.. q MEMMINGEE,
my - Secretary of the Treasury.
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OfE1CIaL.
..,,A I,spR GrNERAL OFFICE, I
~ p,cus,sp Nav ltah. 1861, (

.XcI.J ORDERS. No tI3-
! B,iss.,ss General Ja:aes J.. kempsf,
- IA Immediate eomaaani of Inc kssetva
~" 'NN If lha y s,e OF Virginia, He " lit com
f',is., ,ganiYaliaa aud place them at "a's
r,'s,.e p s,,,i.e IL this end, as Is s".he'iI 81 TO
}" su knroiae ON sefs, who are hefeby
e'at'f nhax tis ins.raetlous He will ss
.sl,I''t sty'tb bis issJausrtefs at saeh pcin; AS lac
;, ~ deea beet c,.
,,e,,s,s OF the Qiarts'master, comm'a'a'y,
~, ..,,ce sui Medical Departments ara To-
''as ''.ai a. furnish all nee-ssary facihties.
f"an nllisers from tho Stste OF Virginia OF
-. Invalid corps, AMI such OF the Regular
= ',css as ars for any reason unassigned, will
'r.,vn'.3,,,ely report 10 Gan. k-mper, who 10
'',as,o,;1el TO assigu them temporarily 10 du'y
v h tas Reserves
ry eosu.ald of The Secretary Of War.
~ JonN w. Ray,
Asst Ati't Gen.
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AAsSsthAasals ON - inasste1 u - ~ u 80
salAe - NIT eaess - seoUes - Mne naesssse
-eiSAs H. CstM1 e.1t1s Z 80
zssss:.s Ave. :ssss S.s..s : : 80 q ~ J; ~ s
snsstsl ol.eop9 senaBo ~ eeeEy N1WllA
taken n the directlon u III dls A neeso
fellow who va watching lol1oWo4 % behin1
Aad traced them 10 The h0uso q Maria.
Wade, ehore dIAlanee from the c1nal hank
and the Petenburg depot. This lelosma-
fion WAS given 70 cineer Kelly, Who
where he found hid away usder The 1oof
about forty cabbages, and tho ptiAonoss IS
the bar ia ono Of the rooms Of The buildjnR.
Another vitness tcatl6ed 10 havieg loAuxd
the accuAed his boat on tho night 0f the
robbery, which was loaded uhe1 they 70.
turned With cabbages. They gave him S161e-
but bot isiled Il T 70 % answer n Ss s.S asest,eS I = sov s
CINE n possesaioa OF such = large lot =
whlte boy and 1rs. Wade wero eent q -
indictment by the grand Jury, aAd t6e nexfo
VS. ordered thirty lashes. after which Go
Wa 70 b taken TO the batteries.
Margaret, slayc of Mn. kynch, cAayged
Benh, wss ordered 20 be Whipped. A dir
pute occurred In tho Second Market bstwesn
4Ss. B. and the servant, Who sells thereas,
about the kind Of salad offered for oAle-
Margaret saying Il Vas tnEnip salad. and
Ms. B. styling ie mustard -durisg which the
lie was given BY the black vendeF Of vegsta-
bles. The owner Of the negro appealed to
HE Honor to revoke his declsfon, - her Gef.
want Was Of unS xceptionablc character, whtlo
the complainant was known by everybody,
particularly tho members Of the police, -
woman not to be believed on oath Several
Of the officers were thereupOn sworn, neither
OF whom knew anything derogat0ry to NrsI
u % rr,A q 4 A.
decision.
Barney Tracey, charged with asaanlting
and beating Lewis Ante lOtti, on Sunday
afternoon last. was sent ON for indictments
by the Grand Jury, aud held to bail for his
appearance.
William, slave Of Sylvester Magruder. VISA
ordered to DO whipped tor stealing . pair of
boots from Elizabeth Dawson.
Florence Rivers, charged with stealing
wearing apparel and jewelry from Ann NJ.
Myers, was, after the testimony Of Witnesses,
discharged.
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Going to the Enemy.-Harrisou Sawyer,
member of CO A, SD N z regiment. was
brought to the city yesterday aud locked mp
in Castle Thunder. The charge alleged
against him 10 going to the enemy previous
to the battle Of Plymouth. He was captured
by our forces o short distance below Rich
MOnd yesterday afternoon.
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Trial Of Mrs. Fhnerson AHan-The trial of
Mrs. Allan, indicted for reasonable CORES
pondence with the enemy, which was set for
this month before Judge fialyburton, Of the
T.. s. District Court, has been post poned till
the 10th day OF July. Mrs. Allan was pres.
ent in Court yesterday, and entered into
bonds in the sum OF 4lOO. .OOO, with her hus.
band as surety, for her appearance at the
time set for the trial.
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Kif1uoun 9tspHht.
go. COwAROra Il CD.

-. -. r,sT.rca .s published daky, tSundays
81. ,o.t4 pots AIS for twelve ncrths
S' f&' n.r-,p- eys six moaths FRS bo'iAas 'os
s,.s,.snsius ~" os foes ihii.sa tor QUO s''"'"' T"
.issnes rom ,,anees ny maa are Al the ssk Of these
thcM.
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Assault and Ratteyy.-Yesterday morning
Mildred BohannOn was assaulted and &c
verely beaten by . girl named Pocahontas
Hyper. The offender against the peace Of
the city was arrested and carried to the
cage, where she was bailed to appear be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
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TUMBtINa zee from our EXCHANGES that
prices IRE c0mtag down In an parts Of the Goa.
ieAssaey, aaA we asa happy % aapauuce thc ssuae
gOOd lidlngs from ltstte gensOte With
ia tho past three weeks corn has e0aAe dawn fsom
three 4e1iam 70 one sevsaty- 6ve per AusAel: ~.
con and lard 1fOm fo0S dollars - tW0 6lly peg
pouna; sAA a0as fiOm oMe tweatv Ave ~ seveply.
befal mach lowes, ~ oHg Whsss csop " pyesAns
peo1isss hcsyy ytsa1s-6sMav enah, .lewdafes
1l6a.
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Asysst Of DaseFfsrs.-William Walker, of
the 18th Va battalion, and Francis II Aaron,
member of the 10th Ga regiment. were ar.
rested as deserters yesterday afternoon by
officer Granger, aud locked up In the lower
etati0n-house. Both of these fellows vehe.
cntion for the imp1lation thrown upon
them.
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JoHS ) PREsfOS,
Colonel and Superintendent.
GE,pQ'Hs RESERVE OF STATE of VA,
richmond NAV 10th, Yi. ,

Iig,pQHs RESERVE or STATE of Va,
richmond May 10th 1854.
t-ba.ai orders, No, -
H. pIfsnancs Of paragraph l OF SPeciat
ttf;.... NJ ii; heEaly a sGNr command of
the gsss.ve fJtGaa OF Virginia, with my
itras4 4ditt6ss 10 t'i5 cNy bl htChaiohu uhtai
,.tte5.yig1 SGnIiinead.
H. ln, Il serve Troops already oTsania. I'd
..,H. l..l4ri,tteiy open tho receipt Ct this oi
,.s, ltptSeJ Ly companies 10 siica ,n3 of the
. .tt4 ui ieui 29a.is bti -ihaftaf named as
al :, i.o az al :scCessitia, sui the tAV iiua 0M
il..,..lis t.s hereby especially charged with
ias J,.!y 1T assembling thoie oomNaiiis with
ths utmost dIspa;en.
III iha msn oun, bsHg the Reserve Forces
ia s. nat.e5 III which their organization has not
ietu already ale cted, will assemble promptly
-. their respective CuUr. Ill 3usea whore they
vii Ii! ouco be organized by tue Earoing oil
Gers, all immediately thefeaite. The c,mpi:
B'ts 70 organized viii ptoccai To su.h r,int OF
tyult sgo,is as u.1y DO most convenient OF &c.
ee4s
~ Tue ss'ahlis;oJ places Of rendezvous
tbs ats al tntiait nr1 announced s. -.
lp~s: Abingdon, DGh!iu Depot, Lyuctbure
>:,uutou, Gprjcnavliio, Baiksville, Peters
.,itg aud Ei,hmont, where olilcsfa OF tina
command will bs found, 10 whom they will
report,
Y. Companies or attachments OF the reserve
ioroea already on da.y, euasJiu. bsiages, hnes
u { ,mmunicatiUn, y 9, will Dot te affected by
THIS der they Wilt continue upOn such ssr-
wee Hatii r4lie.ed aud their co IA mh ndiHs H.
tefs aio Instructed 10 report promptly 10 these
hosGe 't4I lore the numbers of sucI troops, the
points where aeGsiBg, the companies to which
The, bsIang, aud ths orders under which they
" .fe sssigHad to dGty.
u lilo reserve troops being called into ac-
tive tLiNi % iii ihs iAid, are advised Of tn Q
tIui, ,iy OF providing them selves " ith blank
ole albsisteIce, -, until arrangements eau
be IA .ia Tor their regular supply aud inas
mach As doay may be iacufrod ia ,iei. being
furnished witi ;sslas, it is specially sujoined
,rbn all 10 bring with them IL their rsndsH
,ons sndh seis,eahls tirea ms aud ammunition
Is they in4y have III their p 'ssession.
JAMES l. kEMPER,
my - Eripadlsr General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

Fzag Of Trsscs-t 10 expected that . flag
of truce boat from Fortress Monroe will ar
rive at City Point in few days. It IL not
known whether any Confederate prisoners
will be brought mp by her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

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6elA, c.. Before tbe VA t0gsy-tuO ceass peg
lesaA was ths hlehess coaIA be 0bsalseA Ias