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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
ALettcr FROM Gen. Seymour.
NFNlYoRg. huC, n

NEWLY OK, aug. ~, lsoi.
10 rio E6tor Of ne Nc'5 Yo'k 7iibune,-
SIR hayo just received tho following letter from
General Seymour had just been released from under
iroa at Charleston As an old Army Officer stationed
many years at the South and with General Anderson at
sumter he know the Southern people wei; not~ith-
standing all the uukind things 10 his sympathy with
"Copporhcadlsr he is brave. truly loyal officer and
his statements ARE 10 be implicitly relied on.
Yours &c. WED. JUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
IROJi LONDON.

re, weather in Engiand-Thc Condition
Of the Couniry and the frops IA Town
md Out Of Ii-Cclobrntion OF cutting
fbo sod OF the East and West 5u"ot'o'
Hallway in Northamp fon,hirc- heTd
rsnl,ner.tsu mt His Bost-iioms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

COTTONADES,
Alarge and gscl 10. on hari.-cheap at cALEIys'.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
From J. NEWTON BROWN. d. d. Editor Of

the Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge.
Although notdisposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through dstrust OF
Heterogeneous and effects; yet know of no suf
ticient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters. prepared by DIR. c. NJ.
Jackson. of this city, because | was prejudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Ian
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal ofthis prejudice by proper tests
and for encoura cement TO try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use of three bottles of.hese Btters, at the begin
ming ofthe present year, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration to a degree Of bodily and
mental vgor which had no: felt for six months
before, and had almost despaired of regaining.
therefore thank God ami my friend for directin
me TO the use ofthcm.
NEWTON PpOUN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BITTERS
is NOT ALCOHOLIC.
REAp wHo SAKg sos

From, the Rer Leri G.. Beck. Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pembcrton, ". J. formerly ofthe North
Baptist Chusch, PHILADELPHIA.
| have known Hoofand's German Bitters IA
vorably for a number of years. have used them
i'm nv own family. and have been so plersed with
their effects that sindueed TO recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
in a strikingly beneficial manner. | take great
pleasure iu thus publicly proclaiming this fact, and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended to these
Bittcrs. knowing from experience that my recon-
mendation will be sustained. / do this oheerfuly
as Hoohand's Bitter is intended to benefit the az
ficted, and is "not q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the HIGHEST PREMirM

in every instance whers they have been exhibited in com
petition with CHER standard Machines We invite all per-
sons in search instrumental execute any kind Of Sew
ing done by Machinery, 10 inspect them, and maxi
they ne best by proving the WEED before
chasing The Company being duly licensed. III. Machine
are projected aga Est iafringcments litigation.
u Persons AT ArIssANCE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the Machine will reach them
safely and that they viii be able manage their
tire satisfaction, with other aid than the printed in
structions accompanying each Machine. Every expana
nation will be cheerisy given all, whether they wsl
purchase not Descriptive Circulars, together will
Specimens Of Work will be furnished to all who dcsir,
them, hy mail or otherwise.
IL RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, in all localities in
the United States, british Provinces, Cuba Mexico Gem
tral and South America West India Islands and tho BAHIA
Island q whom offer INDUCEMENTS. Ener-
getic will hndit paying business reliable Sewing
Machines nave become necessity in every family We
maucturc great variety OF styles from which give
few prices 9 Family. S5e No. ., Extra. see: Ne.
9 HalfCase, $50 and $50 Ne. 4. Manufacturing S75
and SIS. WEED SEWING MACHINE Co,
Box 2.Oil Post Office 500 Broadway, ".
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
~" O-' DIM" ~
Philad'a, June %, 1861.
Letter from the Rep. JOSEPH II. KENNARD.

Letter from the Req. JOSEPH III. KENNARD,
Pastor ofthe Tenth Baptist Church.
DRJAcKsoN-DEARS IR:--I have beenfrequent
ly requested to connect nv name with commenda
tions of different kinds of Medicines, but, regard
ing the practice out of my appropriate sphere,
have in all cases declined; but with clear PROOF
in variou, instances, and particularly in my own
family, of the usefulness of DIR. Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters, / depart for once from my usual
course, to express nv full conviction that, for gen.
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is a safe and valuable preparation.
in some cases it may fail; but usually, doubt hot
il will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rec. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptis
Church, GermantoIrn, Penn.
On. c. NJ. JAcKsoN:-Dear Sir:-Personal ex
perience enables me to say that regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared by you as a most excellent
medicine. In case of severe cold and general de-
bility have been greatly benefited by the use Of
the Bitters, and doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect or others. Yours truly.
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

An illustrated Catalogue,
every instrument, will be
furnished upon application 10 me by
mail, giving the PRICE and STYLES
of the instruments.
rs Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention. r...r
Address, before purchasing or looking
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

From Rec j. III. Turner, Pastor Of Heading NJ. E..
Church, Philadd.
DR.. Jackson. Dear Sir---Having used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently am prepared
to say that has been of great service. | believe
that in most cases general debility of the system
il is the safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge. ~ ~
Yours respectfully, -
J. Fl. TURNER
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-04

GLASS, Sash Putty fer sale cheap by
+" Buck 81 ToAN.
ID AGS and Beeswax wantedin exchange for
III Goods at the Mammoth Hardware Store
OF BUCK g. TOAN
fnllu1 go
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n Eco ninutae, and the Dutch n New AM
stcsdam, when they brought their long
winded discourses 10 bear upon them, had
no rccoune but to put their fingers In their
ears and run for their lives.
Never was adherence to the inspired mar.
ion. "Be swift to hear, Glow to speak, !" wiser
and more appropriate than In intercourse
With Yankees. II our people must crafty
their curiosity, let 1t be by looks, not by
words. Leave them to do the talking Try
the experiment only once. aud zee II they
doat give you their opinion Of how long
the war will last, Of Abraham Lincoln, JEFF
ferson Davis, and every other thing under
the sun, without asking them single aues'
ton. And, after all. what do they know any
more than ourselves OF the future The
whole progress Of the war has upset the
predictions and calculations Of the wi'est
aud most sagacions persons, and no mortal
man, least of all the agents and Instruments
Of the wicked plotters at Washington. can
enlighten US a. to the precise period Of the
termination OF hostilities. There is reason
to hope that, With the successful termina-
ton Of this campaign, the backbone OF the
invasion will be broken, probability which
can neither be confirmed by the concur
renee, nor diminished by the dissent, OF
Yankee prisoners.
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a. APpoRTIONnBRr Of Haspitals In and
sso nd RichmonA, Cor the separate accommodates
OF - sick asd woandeA from dt0eiont Ssatcs:
.s,ldiera or Maryland, gTgsis. Tennessee. Ken
tuoky and Missouri, are At OhimbOvszb Aospi-
tai. eas.ora terminus Of Broad street, Church
lIa!.
Those I.om North Caroline IN tho a, a. 4th, eth,
.ad 6.h dissssons & Winder Hospital, north
west Ct Holly wood Cemetery.
Thoes from South Carolina Ia the 9Th division oi
jackson Hospital, southwcst Of Wtnder hospi-
tai.
Those from Georgia In the LIST and "a divisions Of
Jackson AiospitAl aud LIST division OF Wiader
Hospital
Those from Louisiana IL the Louisiana Hospital
west terminus az BROAD street. aud IN Sd divis-
lou q JscksoA Hospital.
Those from Alabama, mississippi, Florida, Texas.
and AFksnsss, IN tho lst and ID divisions u
Aovard's Grove Hospital, on MechanicsvDe
turDpiko.
Confederate or Inappropriate HospitAis-Robert-
son Hospital, corner Of Main and 81 street,;
Receiving and Wayside Hospital, corner Of 18th
and Grace Alreets; Small-Po Hospital, Gear
HoWavd's Grove.
Prison Hospitals General Hospital Na13 and Gene
raj Hospital No q, corner OF 25th aud Cary
streets. my lite
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0KEIs7HL

eseGa . suoAsst nsuAss u $3.50.
u ~ - yesss q sxs, - ~ 10 sussss.
pany for easn G0aGssASisaAi Cissr3sa. 2sAa
ceaoee. II TIE sssk Il OUloMsl, mn = .s Sass
tbs beresu - ovgsniss sush ooprs nfs. ~. 81
tlas1t, there h the requisite sunhss -. u
MES. OF Into battalion, 81 thsss b. ~. ~
s ss.I:s'ss o. i''e 've AstiAlsas, IL Ss.s ~.
H. oBx9nAt IxxIrouoxs.
]. Oo9masdasss viii always bear i'm ,,,.,
General Orders No -, y NOT only the 49,. Ivy =
. largo portion Of tbess ipSlsacsIoss s-.n ~
~ bitsallv rscsr 10 ~ pssyis,kHs 70 "a i. y
casios Of thu other prssssehs Of this enss,s, y.
Co'nmsndsatS viii. Of eoasse, fsse, ~
dinisalty 20 this Buresu; bot references va. 80 I
on ihelf face that they are rather % sus,s !, "
sponsibiiity OF labor, Will ~ returned x,sssa y,
marie. 1sS \
.. rue duty Of tie eommandAn.s OF ce.,..
70 .cco.aAAce with these isstsac.ioas, d S.sa',
aEd invigors(e Tho iodpstrisl Prod uctios a ,ss
federaey, ard supply ~ ARMIES Wah nsa Ts. y
must Be perfofned, o. our struggle isr lsa,.'
by order OF Col J 3 PRaRToN, Sapt,
my A-D u y OUEbtELD Az
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Gossip with Yankees.

The feminine gender has always been a
proverb Of curiosity. We do not under
stand how the sex got that character origi-
nally, but 1t Is generally conceded that
woman is living and breathing interr0ga-
ton point. We were never able to discover
the Justice Of according au exclusive mo-
nopoly Of this article to women. The men,
and especially all Yankee men, are, to Our
mind, q prying, as inquisitive, and as loqua.
cious - women. Nearly every man, not
provided with firearms, now carries re-
volving weapon In his mouth which can Ere
OF It least ak questions without reloading,
Il, indeed, any charge at all is Necessary in
tho beginning. 1t takes very little ammu-
milton indeed to fro of this kind OF elk
shootess, . certain amount Of explosive gas
being oil that Il necessary.
OF al the bores now used In warfare these
questioning and requestioning operators are
the most frightfal. Still they could be en-
dured, like other human affections, II they
would CRAFTY their love Of inquiry solely
among their own countrymen; but when
these inveterate gossips thrust themselves
upon Yankee prisoners, - has been done a
God many times daring this war, and pro-
cesd to pump them upon topics Of public
interest, they become IN intolersble nui>
sance, riahly deserving oil the pains and
penalties q the old Virginia law against
gossipA
What n more common and more disg ust-
inx than to 80 Confederate citiz ,ns of .
gasruloas tara attaching themselves to Yam
kee prison6rs on their way to Richmond,
ashing them "a indefinite number of ques-
tioss, the prominent one being. "when do
yoa think the war b going to end ?" What
assemble. what . dignifed, what patriotic
qusslioas We catch wolf-one Of gang
which hAs long been ravaging our aheep-
load-and We proceed to say, "Well, Nj.
Well. bow long 10 you think II viii be be-
fore the other gentlemen OF your nation will
loss their taste for muttons" II the wolf
eould talk he would undoubtedly reply that
not until wolves and sheep ceased to be
separate races, and become consolidated In
apsrfect union, could the wolves be expect.
Cd 70 liatsn 70 peace propositions. A simi>
lAx answer was latsly given by 4 Yankee
Captain 10 similar ques ton. "How long
d you tAiak the war viii last ?" "It viii
~, M the reply, 9TH the restoration OF
to Ualoa." What other answer could be
expeetsd 70 sueha qusstions
6neA intssFogatosiss Of Yankee prisonara
ass not Only sa1igniAed. and ssggeatlve Of
eNAnto q Conscience IN the atssagth OF our
5000 "a ner ahaDfkw n analnHals. ~ A,,t -.
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By 4. Z. Eaton, dHtti0netT,
1856 Main street, near latii, north siie.l

EuREIT & RE, Dry t.oads,
T. uIock'fy and Ga.ssa
Watches, ldweIsy,ss
Will be sold on Frhiay. Jice lolt, al 10 CID. g
my sAiesro"i,s, No 81 Nam g. - lx.se r.lr.t,aG :
the above Ecofs. consulting IN pait Ut
y. baies brown Cotton
81 dsz,n playing carts
10 b6seE tOtseco
1900 papers smoking Il bseco
rs trunts
! ret OF Iars (sab!e)
l refrigerator
] Gs6tfe tsbio
BuTeaus, hair mattresses
Feathee beds, Nc, &c
Goods received until morning % eale
PIT EAiuN, alet,
js9-1ts No SO Main street n,,, lin
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1.-TWO Framed Tecemsats tor eals st anti.
i will cell on Thursday rsxt, he Oh irs.,s, I
O'clock, two wooden houss', u be removed ~, =
diGteiy lone on Main. between 9th ana ;;s ~ s'
the other on Peer, between Yrankliu and M
The nst:.i.i IN sasss t.o hooses are in good aus
Terms, cash. Tw KEgvp
. js7-3t Auc,ioas..
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vCRkE Negro Woman for Sale at Aucta.
pursuance OF m order OF the uustr,. ~
Of the city Of Richmond, will sell ON Mescsv ~
day Of June. 1894, (that beisg court day : Ia tS
OF the City Hall, NJ 10 O'clock NJ, 10 he hl,..
bidder for each, . very likely free negro VEN.
named Lucy Thompson, convicted Of grsud ARE
by faid court and ordered 10 DO cold into 3D.
IHO5 u IU0lAy.
10 9-1t Sergeant CITY Of Krhh,esi
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~. member of Company A, ID Va Battai lion,
~ 1t Col AcAnerny commanding, will leave
for camp this morning ut o'clock, and will take
charge Of any snail packages Or letters II left at
office III Southern Literary Messenger, under
Exchange lIOIel; also conveyance may he found
Saturday morning at same hour II left at same
office Letters from the Rntt lliOn will be left III
same office Friday evening, to he called for.
i.O -
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n<. ALL PERSONS desiring ~ send bundles.
~ letteIs, sc, 10 the members OF iieniey's Bat
TALON, can do % By bringing them to the LDwcod
House, directed with name Of company, &c, daily
trips being made u the battalion. js9-ltt
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luh CopEtnbio's sah.
Attention, Cohiraetore.
4 -.

T1luh Cop1iabie's sai,.
Attention, Contractors.
A very Desirable Z
Eng me, of II horse power
Largo Brick Press
Shaiting, Puileys
And other Machinery
tor Gale nj ucliou
On Friday, Juno lob, 1864, COMMENCING At II
O'Clock, will cell that large wooden buLilng gu
Aiei the south edo Of ths dock, Lately used b,
J White as Q patent brlGk mill Tho ssl Lp,da,s
Ia ~ by 40 fest, with y she'd So by % fett. sal
afford large quantity OF exeslient li.ubet Il la,a
down.
A very desirable
~ beIse power engine
Largo brick press
SLafting, puileys
And other MAchinery
To satisfy ttstfeGS warrant IN favor CT 1 CanHz
ton, Adia'r, against X J White
ia a--tds 0kO A FREkNAN, HGrEE
4 Z iuh ConstADcs sSie.-~Oa friday, June Ia u
III 1851, At ~ O'Clock 81, 1 " III proceed to CO.. n
pubic AUCTION. on the pTeEaisee, that large sO,s
tenement situated on the south eide vi lka tti {
nearly 0ppnsite 18th street; also, oae .x.eiIeEl
OF Fsifbank's patent platform sexips, large fif &
eA1itly . distre.s warrant sgainEt David Eia2 70 Is
v6f 1i Engeae Darlington, aduliHiitrxt a u t. y
tAr'iaG,oD, deceasad,
TSRas-Oa.h. GEO A FREEMAN, II Ger (
js2-tds z
The above property may be better tnfs,
King's lee House. The scale is y Hay Seal-, sAs I
wsixhs with accuracy from ! ID 10 fIue tous.
je0 oar, uCct@
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\ UST-Couicderato Treasury Receipt No III,
! dated March " lst4, ia favor OF tho subzcri-
Der, f0f one thousand dollars toinI n receipt iOx
bond tor per cent in accordance with the 18TH
section of the actor February II, 1884 Notice IL
hereby given that sh application will be made III
due time for renewal OF The came.
my 30--laW6Wt w II CREW.
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Dy 0ottdi's T. Appersos, A,sesiulxers.

GALE 81 Household furnitu's at suet!p,-L
~ the request OF ar 0sorgs Minor, ss shall vi
At bis residence on tbs north side q Msr,B.i 10
tween "a aud ~ stB, Oh Monday nat, the L,
his household farnitur-, consrtiEg OF the .x
variety, such - piano, tables, ohsirs, cstp.s BAL !
IL; slso, ono saddle and birdie, aud ore lgbl Y.
on. suitable for oms or two horses: aea, sessrIt
aud padtecks, besides msnv other art'e,'s
JERMs- Cash. uUDDlN X AFPkRSUS i
ja8 Auctiob,va
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Ol1

In this city, on June nh, ELF tBETH JEN-
NErr, aaslxhlrf Of Rnbt and Elizabeth k0han
non, aged year and II months
Her funeral will take place from the lecture
aoOm Of the First Presbyterian Church (Rev Dr
MOores. this afternoon at ~ O'Clock The friends
OF her iaiheG, and those nj her grandfather, John
Cameron, are invited 10 attend without further no
tice
On the 9Th inst, Mrs ELlZA @ LINK, wife Of
Mr. A LAX, lormtTIy OF Augusta county.
The funeral services viii take place from the
First Presbyterian Church To day tThuIsday) at
~ O'Clock NJ. The ttieuds at the family are In
Vitcd IL attend.
FusERAL N0Tce.--The funeral Of Rev N. NJ.
HENkLE, - H., Of the N. f.. Church, Sonth, viii
lake place from the Bread stseel n. 4. Cbutch
this afternoon II 3 O'Clock, r NJ.
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Tribute Of ksSNect,

Al mectipg OF the police, neid at the First
Watch House on the 7ih Of Juae, 1854, On motion,
l. 4 Carter WAS called 10 the Chair, snd l. jade
was requested 70 act as 6ecretary, when ths feI-
lowing preamble aud Tes0 f0tioLs were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God 70 remove
by death from aiaongst us our much estco@ med aud
beloved comradc and brother, Jas Il GRAFTON !:
Therefore,
Resoto,d, That In the death Of James Il Grafton
tho nigut police has loot truly worthy member
and the city faithful and energetic policeman, aud
the comD,noity a worthy aud good Citizen.
Resolved, That wo ID sympathise with the DO
reavod VITO and family Of the deceased. aud shAt
the foregoing resolutions be published In ono of the
city papers, and that copy ihoreoi be cent 10 the
family. CAkTkk, ChaiEmAn.
I. N JupR Secretary.
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RI naoyn. Va. Juuet,O. ,s,il.

NJ HaONI. VA JUG tgO, I6O4.
E>XUHANG1 NOTICE No TO-
~ Tue following not0o Ii based upon q recent de-
alton u exchange made by the Federal anthori
ties, bearing cate Nav 7th, 1864, and IN supported
BY vsiid FcdeTaiparoies on tito 10 my 0iIlce:
Sec l. All Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered 1t City Point, Va previous 10 the LIST
of june N6t, Are hereby declared 10 be ENHANCED.
Sec All Confederate officers and men and civil
leased On parole prior 10 May 7ih, lt6i, arc hereby
declared 70 be exchanged. This section, however,
b not intended to include any officers or men cap
tuTed 1t vicAsbusg, July 4th, 1858, except such ~
were declares exchanged by Exchange Notices num-
cred eix seyen and eight IL OULD,
je 7-6t ASsnt OF Exchange
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4 nnn W)I.LAk0 Reward II viii Ps'
NNNl AislYo YaHasd l0H my I,far nefss y


klvIEkN Dslisss Rsvsrd.-RAs svsy w -,
= notAss's rssidsacs. In nsschssteF, % "A
May Soth, ny gisl Jane. She b sbesl se.
u out built. sSd has white spot IN oae e. H. .
net sseolieet which; alSat IL yssIs eG
10 8 : NsnsSss1ss, = ~ vas LIST 80 sAfs 3
All peHoeas aso wasnea not 70 hssbos ~ mat
pAy ~ absvs ssvasa u dslissrsd y ~ M 5
eeeh, o. lAtA q, o. % ~ nelhse. ~ .ssY
Maseheslss. ljs7-SttJ " NJ
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kichMond, juno 9TH, ls6l.
~. THE regular annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders cf this Institution Will b held ut tho
Company's Cfice on Monday, 10th lost, 1t ia o'clk
NJ. The election Ct Directors for the sneuing yesr
will take place at this meeting. Stockholders who
may be unable ~ attend are requested 70 sena
proxies. VIM WILLIS, Jr, Secy.
ia 6-dtdf
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VAy o. hRhkNkR, Aaetioaecr, No. iSs. "
" . street, opposite kachanse Bans .-~k'ss 4
sale days, Mondays aud 1huveaays. viii .sS.a
tho above mentioned days, merchandise aid i.fs
tuTo n ovory description
CousignEents respectfully solicited.
mn Atm. WO HSBklFR, Aseit
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. H, McLAU 0HLIN 4 co''
Os HROkERS

GENERAL COMMISSION AEeChA'1
Augusta. Ga.
q n uOl4AVGaiIs. ~
colo,
BANK DtltN. asus
SIVCKs and Soase
sf IN 1aessptosees
oOU00r AND oOLD On O6pss
Yssua, Ls@ses'
0AssAsses, ssfsf
pAlseoAGe, s
Oonah1SU0. C
tnoooees ~
etoaR,
oeoAns ~
q, -. :: y =
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS NEseRvs Forces or VA,
RlahtnnuA lima lS.a

HEADQUARTERS RESERVE F0RcEso or VA,
Richmond, June 7, 1854. !
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No ALI pess.,ns be
M longing To the reserve tOtces of Virginia,
who have taiicd 10 report at their prnper rcndeZ
v0us fOs duty, in compliance with General Orders
No |, issued from these headquarters, May 10Th,
1864, calling them into tue iieid, now inr the
last time, notified and required 10 join their re-
s9ective companies without delay Upon the
failure vi absealees to report for duty, within 4
reasonable time after the justification III this ORDER
enrolling affects will be instructed 20 arrest them
and tnsn theih over ~ cnniOi nifty Ia law, Ia the
camps Ut iasraciion fos assignment Ia pern,ancn,
service with the active io,ces. az Ii they .yes
tctwee n the ages of eighteen AID forty live.
ey command ut Etig Gen kRMrss.
JeJ-lW II EAfl.EeT, A A G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-09

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Al ths company in tho CAST
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NorIcs BOX Office open ftosn ~ A ID 70 r H.
when seats may BIO secured
fH,m. ar opr,,,o IIoug-Doors open ct half past
O'Clock; performances 70 commence q NAL pass
precisely.
MErKOFOLlTAN HALL :, an Kiln .,,os,.
THIS EVENING, aud every evening this week,
''' lRUS.C c BUaLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
BRASS BAND.
Ia new gonss Dance Burlef ques, Farces, Ao.
Eutire change Of bill nightly.
Harry Peli, Harry Harvey Charley WHITE geo
Campbell, Rubs Ma .on and Dan Emmi;, supported
Doors open st7s O'Clock: performance to COM
! meuce at 81 o'clock.
For particulars, see small bils. js.a-it"