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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
official.

WASHINGTON, June l-7,30 a. NJ.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-09
RXCISE TAX NOTICE.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

iSeEsDIARisM AND RoBBrRY.--A most deter
mined attempt WAS made about one O'Clock yester-
day morning to destroy the brick tenement on Thir-
teenth street, between Main and Cary, known as
the Our House" restaurant, kept by Messss.
Charles and Daniel Hunt. The building was 6red
IN three places ~tbe back basement-room, which
was used as n wine cellar, and the two third-sfory
rooms, occupied as sleeping chambers TWAS first
discovered III the basement, and without any sspi-
ion that there was fire in other part ofthe house
the fifemcn confined their operations to that place
but before they had succeeded in subduing the
flames, dense volumes Of smoke came rolling down
from above, which apprised them that the ucendia-
ry had also been at work up stairs. Watehnlan
Franklin was the first who assembled, and when he
arrived at the head Of the steps, he found both
the rooms locked and the keys gone where
on fire, he forthwith forced them open In
tile back room, used sleeping apartment
the furniture was chaTrei and burnt IN such a man-
ner to render it entirely worthless, and several
large trunks, containing wearing apparel, jewety,
gold and silver coin, State bank notes, &c, had ali
been broken open and robbed OF their contents. In
the front room were two beds, one OF which was IN
light blaze when the watohmen broke in the door :,
on the other bed, MIR Robert c. Scotield, the pro-
pTietor OF the culinary department Of the house,
asleep, and when he was aroused by the breaking
open Of the door, the smoke was dense that he
barely escaped sutfocation. A tin box, containing
about ,000 which Mr. Scofeld had deposited un-
der his pillow before going to bed removed while
he was asleep.
Three OF four thousand dollars will, probably,
cover the damage done to the building. Considering
the headway which the tire had attained before It
discovered II speaks well for the vigorous efforts
that made by the firemen and Others that the
destruction of property not greater. 1t Is not
yet known whether any of the liquors or groceries
were stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

Faua URoHoiA.-A letter from LoyeIoy's station
dated the 10th instant, gives the latest intelligence
from Georgia follows;
The court Ut inquiry III relation ~ the toss OF
stores at Atlanta has been concluded. There are
runofs ia cIap of several important official changes
Transfers etc of too visionary nature to bc made
the subject OF newspaper gossip Major Eastis Is
temporarily acting chief OF staii VI this army.
A number of ladies arrived at Headquarters APP
pcants for permits to so through the lines The
tor-generafs Office is besieged daily with
citizen visitors; and the Acknowledged patience and
good temper of that energetic official are soreiy
tried by thousand and one opportunities for per
sonal favors from thousand and one VI the most
impraeticable and unreasonable sort Of people.
The ting truce letters sent forward under the
auspices Of Major Clair, Confederate truce officer
have been permitted to pass Also, few telegraphie
dispatches have been permitted over the Federal
wires to Nashville, and replies received within
twelve hours.
An exchange of prisoners, two thousand On each
side, has been effected between Commissioner Of
Exchange, Colonel u. A. Henry, and Colonel War
ner of Sherman's army. After the necessary pre-
lmnaries, the two Thousand Federal prisoners Will
be brought forward, and an equal number OF Con-
feierates from the other side, for exchange
General Hood appears to be IN as cheerful Tow
Of spirits his brave and patriotic veterans. saw
him to-day surrounded by group Of major gen.
erals and brigaders, in social converse, under an
oak tree. Where the next campain will be il
scarcely even discussed. At present, there are no
evidences of movement But have reason 10
predict that before many moons have waned, the
Federals viii hear Of Hood aud his army through
quite novel and unexpected channel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

\ report WIS III circulation at an early hour yester-
day morning that tight occurred near Winchester,
in the Valley of Virginia, Oh Monday last, which
resulted disaHtrously to the Confederate arms. As
usual, when any unfayorable news is atloat, the
grossest exaegerations prevailed, until the following
official dispatch from General Lee given out by
the authorities
HEApauARTERs ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
September Goth.
" Hon. James Il. Stiion
General Early reports that, On the morning OF
the l9th the enemy advanced on Winchester, near
whici. place he met his attack, which Was resisted
from early in the day till night, when he was
compelled to retire. After night he fell back to
Newtown, and this morning to Fishers iiiil
"our loss reported to be severe.
"Malor-General Rodes and Brgadier-u ueneral
Goodwin were killed, nobiy dolng their duty.
"Three pieces OF artiiienSp of Kings battalion,
Were lost.
'.rhe trains aud supplies We're brought of safely.
a[Signedl H. Z. LEE"
Newtown, the point 10 which our forces fell back
on Moalay night, is about eight miles this side oi
Winchester, at the intersection OF the Valley turn
pike and White Post reads. Fishers hill Is adla'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

A DISSATISFIED YAEKEE.--rhe following letter
from OF Abe's subjects to another Ia the YAM
kee army is published in the Charleston Coaf.er
II was taken from Dear Frank" ON the battle
field:
EAsroN, July TO- 1864
Dear FraEk-Yoa must exeues NE for not an
swerng your letter Eney for had left Easton
befor got your the letter In. now am back here
againe had been away For Five month Times are
Dull at the Present Time well the ware Is not over
Yet & God onlevs knows wheu it will be over not
as long ae old Abe rules l. wish the devel hal him
x all the Rest OF Abolishion thay say now that We
are now oniey lighting for the higher witch believe
1t Is the case hut Green Backs have much To due
the nigger III this now besine To Think
that the Rebs are fighting for thare Rights know
that you did not Inlist To fight for the Niger these
abohshins are onley rolking about the Poor nlsger
You never here them say Poor white 1t nigger
nlgger all the time will be as long as old Abe is
King say King for his words are Law wethes IL Ia
eonsuishal not God forbid that he should elecket
aeaine should he be President fer fore more years
l say Good by to Americon Labitty 1 am Glad
That Golden enlist uore wud l fer all the Green
Backs that old Abe has for Is this ware is only Lr
the Benefit Of the nigger 10 hell with the Buling
Of the Country 1T sometimes make my blood fsifiey
Boil 10 here Thease Black hosts Tork about the
Niger ware II A man onley ses peese why they
call him A eopperhead l am peese man < ii
that Is eopperheadisyunl why l aBi one don't
a darnd how nows 1t that ls my sentiments
Il Is this is Traitor why wont to die one thank
there has been snaf Of Blood shead in this wicket
ware for the Benefit Of the nigger ii l onley cold
ioik one mower cold Tel You ANU VI the ubvti.
shons To make your Blood Boei thoues men that
they call coppesLeads the Truas To the coan-
try fer they want the uneon bat nigger or without
the nigger but these Black abolishons they won't
have il but one way & that Is without the nigger
they say If they cant have it that way they wont
70 see ware for ttey years easrnd such Pruiseable
don't you say so 4 they daraed cowadley to
go there way but erge5 outhers to 10
will now Close Give me all the news write sohe
direct TO Your Friend - Esston. hop the Rebles
Bullets may pass all your head you must doge
when you see hem com hope We may liv To 90 To
another Ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

MAYORS CoURT, YEsTERDky. .-Fhonis U Donald,
drunk and lying the sidewalk Was turned over to
the Provost Marshal to be sent to his command
John Carvedo. charged with assaulting and beating
Michael Doan, was held to security for his good be-
havior Jacob Saudek charged with using abusive
and insulting language towards Otway Black and
peace William u Wyatt was fined ten dollars ior
permitting bis servant, Washington. to 20 at large
The cases against Margaret Andrews. charged with
stealing ladies' wearing apparel and bed clothing,
breaking into the house OF George Lee, on the eth
of August, and stealing large amount OF groceries,
were continued. Several negro Of minor i'm
portance disposed Of after which the court ad-
iourn ned till this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

RICHMOND CIRCUIT Court, TN vAcATIoE,) yrs-
TERDAY.-A writ of habeas corpus, granted to Elias
Rollow, partially heard and continued till this
morning-Mr u. A. Myers foI the petitioner and
Mr.. James Neeson for the Government The petit
toner claims exemption from consumption on the
ground Of being iortyiye years Of age, but Is
willing to serve i'll the reserves
George H. Coons, recently elected to the office OF
commissioner OF the revenue for the county OF
Cuipeper, came before the court writ Of hateds
corpus The case was heard ami the petitioner was
balled i'll the OF $1,000 to appear on the ist OF
October, at which time it Is supposed the Court OF
A. j Camp, elected from the army to till State
ntira
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-tn this
court yesterday, the argument III the case OF VIII
liam Barrett VS.. \ L. Wood motion for lnjunc =
tion was continued by Mr. Howard for petitioner
and Mr. Sands for the Government
William W Mills praotieing physician, applied
for the privilege Of the wIt Of hdbeas corpus, aud
the same was continued to Monday and petitioner
admitted to bail.
NoTT-In the report OF this court yesterday We
stated that W Il Bailey indicted for obtaining
money under false pretences. The charge accord
ing to the Indictment should have been forgery VI
passports liz four cases and aiding Ieserters to ei-
can, in one case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
UIEn.

On the morning Of the 2ist Instant at quarter
past O'clock. amer long and painfal iilnsss Mrs
ELiZAhErH BOWERS, consort Vi Sanauel Bowers.
sdeceascd, in the seventy third year u her age
Her funeral will take place fom the resjdenes of
her daukhtor.a Mrs. Harriet Wing6sld. On Clay
street, THIS (TAursJayl MORNING. at u o'eaock.
The ffends VI tho family are respectfully invited ~
attend without further notice,
At Maiaen'a Adventure. Powhatan county. -
SaturaNv the l7th instant, SUSAN L0ulAA -
BERTA, wife u Il. r. jones' and only eAa1oef ~
w. and @, r. Bragg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

STEALING MoSEr--Oficer Granger arrested yes
terday afternoon u negro fellow named John, slave
of the Coniederato States, charged with stealing
four hunded dollars from Mathew Eagan. During
a brief absence from home, John forcibly entered
Mr.. Eagans house and stole from hiIn the amount
designated lie was locked up in the lower sta ton
house to await al investigation before the Mayor
this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

AccTDrNr.-Between six and seven O'Clock last
evening, little son of Mr.. Timothy Grouse, living
beyond Broad street. the line Of the Central rail-
road while attempting to swing behind one OF the
cars, missed his hold, and thrown violently to
the ground In his fall he had his lef ankle broken,
and sustained other injuries about the head
and Indy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

ARRIVAL OF CONFEDERATE PRIsoSERs.-Seven
hundred sick and wounded Confederate prisoners,
received via flag OF truce from the North arrived at
Rockets about eight O'Clock last night They were
quartered fol the night at the Receiving Seabrook)
Hospital. The remaining number, about three hun
dred will reach here this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

ExrIosIoS Or a SHELL Late yesterday after
noon. : negro fellow commenced picking ut shrl
which had Just been deposited among number of
Others Oh Seventh street, near Mayo's bIidg- when
it exploded and seriously injured him III the foot -
The fragments vi the she'll tew III every direction,
and the wonder is that serious results did not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS or THE RICHMOND pAII
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, September 2o-Two large guns,
drawn by twenty horses each, have been brought TO
Battery Gregg, and being mounted by the enemy.
They supposed to be steel guns. The enemy
continue their fire on the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Am MUoEMENIS.
ID ICHMOND THEATRE.
III Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Acting aiid Stage Manager ...R ID OGDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER g, 1851
TWO THREE-ACT PLAYS
Mr.. T. X. DALTON
viii appear as
7 ii Il M MAC Low
Miss KATIE ESTELLE
TIE RENEGADE'S DAUGHTER
L. DORSAY OGDEN
will appear by request, in the thrilling Kentucky
Tragedy entitled the
JiBBENA AtNoSAY
iii WHICH
Ma. OGDEN viii appear i'll SIX CHARACTERS.
SINGING AND DANCING
viii soon be presented, with grand effect
JULIUS CESAR
In rehearsal, John Howard Paynea Tragedy OF
BRUTU5 OR, THE FALL OF TARQUTN.
ALSO,
DAMON AND PYTIIIAS
Miss SAL.LIE PARTINGrON
has been re-eugaged, and will shortly appear iii a
series OF entirely NEW PIECES.
[Sa 22-It{
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
REBEL RAID Al CITY POINT.
Ths Chfo7tic'e says

The Chfonic't says
1t Is reported by parties who have arrived here
that Oh Thursday night two regiments of rebel ca
yllry made raid cattle corral, Il short dis
tance. below City Point They came in Oh our left,
and succeeded in getting to the corral which Is
along the river, and drove oil a large number OF
Thirteenth Pennsylvania cavalry. The alarm, how
ever, speedily gwen, and all the troops at City
Point were Immediately placed under arms, and a
body okour cavalry sent III pursuit Of the raiders,
u large n2mber OF whom reported 10 have been
captured, with some Of the cattle
The New York NeteS has the following:
We Learn that there Is Il letter from General Nc
Cleilau, which l. 10 be read at the ratification meet
lug tomorrow Saturday evening, now ill the
hands OF Mr. Hiram ketehun. In tue letter it Is
said Geuera Mcclellan expresses surprise that any
Democrat should lind fault with his letter accepting
the Chicago nomination
We trust that General Mcclellan has embraced
the opportunity to state that, il elected, he wall
make immediate offer iof u cessation vi hostih-
ties and convention OF all the States.
The Norfolk (Virginia) Regime says
The English blockade-runner Lillian, magiit-
cent new sidc-whecl steamer, has arrived at this
port, piize to the United States navy, OF course
she eame out of Wilmington She chased u
long distance and during the chase threw overheard
some four hundred bales OF cotton. At last shot
from the Connecticut perforated her hull, and she
yielded One hundred and two OF her crew and
passengers sent TO Washington last night, and
the pfize came up to this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
s3i(hn,c,,S Aispattte.


IND. p,tltshsd l,ily, (Sandsys eNeept-
Il +. a faN1h '''' WITH. avs poILAks Ior thrce
ratt,ss io' - ,",r,Rs iat one month, N advance
month O. ,n.c, %, BY mail are at the nss oi those
H,sLs them. -.--------------r-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

JuDGE LyoEs's CoURT--But one case Was tried
yesterday-tLat of J. j Boiler. indicted ior grand
larceny-horse stealing. He pleaded guilty,
convicted, and his term OF imprisonment asceTtaIned
by the Jury at Two wears III the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

NOTICE, NOTICE Stolen fron nay
Y pasture a thoroughbred DARK BAY MARE,
nine or ten years old, and about fifteen hands high,
which was sucking colt at >hc time she was taken.
She has no flesh marks about her except small
:, ar, resembling all old hor., between the eye ANA
ear She does not pace, but has fine active trot
ami walk 1 will give $500 fol her recovery or dou
Die the amount iol the detection Of the thief
w L WALkEk,
s,. --lois Dover. liouchaui county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
Later from the North.

We have received copy of the Washington
ChyosjrIc Of Sunday last, September Il. Ii con-
tains but littis war news of Importance. The toll
lowing account Of General Hampton recent move
meut WILL at least nuse all iii this section who have
read and head the particulars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
FROM FLORIDA,

MOBILE, September 20.-The raid reported from
Pensacola, ON Pollard, yesterday, incorrect
Al ,at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
BOARD AND LODGING.

NOMFoRTABLE BOARD and LODG
~ ING can b. obtained by application at the
corner Of Seventh and Grace streets, north side.
lew day ho4rierS can also be- accommodated.
~ NU--Ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

EN toMMloHloN HOUSE.
LUCIEN d. SIZER and WILLIAM II BklU;iS
having THIS DAY associated thg inStlvo- together
under the firm and style Of SlZER x BRIGGS, and
having taken the store Broad street next door to
the Central Railroad EXprcs3 otie for thg purpoir
0f conducting GENERA COMMISSION BCSi-
NESS, respectfully solicit consignment, from fam
ers and others.
No charge for drs,yage will be made from the Cen
tr"l Depot to cur store. Refer t.
Hon George ". Randolph, Richmond, Va.
Hon. Ilmcs Lyons HeurCo county,
Hon W W CrJmP, Richmond, VI.
Colonel r. T. Ausu-:. BohuIJnl, Va.
lanes l.. Carson, i.Sq Augusta county
W ! Shumatc. ES, Augusta county
L Il. M..-on, E.q Augusta county
II X Cater, Esq., Hanover county
Il VI >l4er, ESD, C,lofue county.
I GitewoOi, ESD, Caroline county
Cololci ". Waller, Spots y!y,htt county.
Dg. l. Il. Pfior, Hanover county.
tulttne, President, Ii b. Wtntooluh, suppl
ittti ut. ana al otcer and agents Ut the Virginia
Central Il ,iioad Company
Richmond, Va. September IL, 1864 50 20-}t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
NyHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE
w SfDREi
HARVEY, uELLiNGS x co,

Keep constantly on hand, erci4sireIg their otctl
MAKE, a large ana superior assortment Of
LADIES' FINE CALFSklN SHOES LADIES'
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; NILE
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN
1LtMEN'S CONGKESS CATERS; GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LOW-QUAltfER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES OF every description
MISSES AND ClIILDREN'S MOROCCO AND
CALFSkIN SHOES; FINE STITCHED
BRDGUES; SERVANTS SHOES Ill every variety,
and every other .tIr Of LADIES' aud GEN lie
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be manu-
,g,tUTtd.
REPAIRING of every description executed with
mcItnes5 ana dispatch. All orders will he promptly
filled when our C ,tulnCT5 cannot be suited rom the
stock Oh hand. The trade will be supplied upoi
reasonable, terms. Sc 2l-lwt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
HORSES FOR SALE.
4 FINE MORGAN STAIIJoN Fol

SALE--Ihil stallion was raised and trained
by h> owner with great care and attention who will
guarantee has pedigree and qualti in every respect
a, nli"'nted The atteation of the market Is call
ci to tins very fine horse. He rides we'll, and has
been worked frequently in double harness Apply al
" WuOI&ON'S STABLE, south side of Broad street
b tNNln Ennehot and Adam. % Ip--iit
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M BLAIR * co,

M BLAIR * co,
WI. Au,rIuN AND CoMHISsIOE MERCHANTS,
Conner OF Twelfth and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Having connected with our present business that
u AUCTION SALES, We will, hereafter sell pub
holy at auction, we'll privately, heretofore,
and particularly solicit ConsignlnuntS III ouT new
busncss from our friends. assuring them that every
effort Will be made 10 give satisfaction i'll ON sale
IN both branches OF our business.
We Will have an auction sale n soon a. We can
get some more cUnsignments III addition 10 oul pre-
sent stock, Of which due notice Will be gwen through
the daily papers. ~ i9!m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

= II I y y II ]. II DUILAI IC NE-
: "AI'b ihe above reward viii be paid for the
3, 'Dn "Hl delivery To me, or confinement III
.i- i.i "A"re can ggt him, OF my man JOHN,
.... i-l lt'tsc on the night Oi the 29th OF Au-
IL, 81 rs john J. about thirty five years old, of
. I''@A comp! AIon, ina. = full head Of hair,
5. 49, Is about tyc feet five inches high and
..+, ai '.fo~s the top II one fo0t-I think the
''i'< Adiftss tHAIIEST T. LOWRY,
.s NorlOu Post. 0lHCt
Hanover county, Virginia.
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Bitlymouo 1ispatct,

The DAILY DIsPAToH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy, Cary CARRIERS are author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR ARD EIfTY CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers.
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RUHAWAYS.
'INo HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

"Atb Ea. 4Hlsy uom .Ar sub rrLrt, o.!
va. '1 :, t.',I. iiJ As,fo v oman, JANE vr jim
'''' -, ttYAt .tllotyrn year. old Ot bright
"'' D. 7'Iut ilys Iu,t is ct l.ytulntAes hI2h
'. tft h.st d i.il ami good set IT teeth She
- ...i al ont. tn3 will probably Try 10 make
'., l. lie "a. ny's lines. The above reward viii
F"' Tor her apprehension and security IN jail,
la" th 81 the county; OF fifty dollars, if taken
'" '''' county "a III the vicinity Of FdI1nvile
THOMAS J. DAVIS,
FafmyilIe, Virginia.
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PERSONAL.

Id l. X SO II AL-AUGUSr 4 l. ANGEL,
from Georgia, supposed to be SICK III thls city,
viii find Mrs NJ. ANGEL. at the "Fdk House. -
on Broad saoct, near Ninth. Any information OF
his whcreabout, will be thankfully received by .her
* 92-3t-
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BOARDING AND LODGING FUR
D NiSilED 10 transient guests upon reasonable
tens. Apply IL the co,n,r Of Eighth uni Nam
trocts Jblext door to the Spot1wood IIot.
Ss i6-Gt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

GORGHUM MOLASSES.---0n consign-
1 y ment lot of excellent SORGHUM MOi.ASSIsS.
WILLIAMS, CARRINd1ON a. BARKSDALE.
re 20--3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

1 THOROUGHBRED NJ r. l. FOR
~ SALE \ certificate Of her pedigree will be
tnn'-l,d. she Is With toal 10y PLANET" Apply
At IL Main street, Richmond Sc % ST.
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THE WAR NEWS.

THURSDAY MORNING e.. SEPTEMBER y. isG4
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ETOR SALE. All elegant ZEPHYR
WORSTED TALMA. Apply at the store OF
the SL0AT SEWING MACHINE, Main street
under Spotswood Hotel Sc PIT
WISH TO RENT, LEASE OR BUY
1 good FARM, from tive 10 thirty miles north
of Richmond Address { W. MAUPIN,
Sc A-3t' Louisa county, VirgIn.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

A DISSATISFIED YAsKEE.--rhe following letter
from one OF Abe's subjects to another in the YAM
kee army is published in the Charleston Coarier.
1t was taken from Dear Frank" ON the battle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-22

NOR SALE.-A fine GOLD WATCH,
made by French OF London, with hunting
case, and iii perfect order. Apply TO
MEADE Il BAKER,
sc 92-3ts io6 Main street.