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Over Eight Per Cent. Interest

in currency md of equal convenience as perma-
nent or temporary investment.
Ii ia believed that securities offer great induce
ments 10 lenders as the various descriptions Of [.
S Bonds In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith
ability of private parties or stock companies or
separate communities only is pledged for payment,
while for the debts of the United States the whole
property of the country holden to the
Of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up any magnitude, se same terms, and are
thus made equally available the smallest lender aud
the largest capitalist They can be converted into
benefit of the interest.
Itmay he useful to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt of the United States which in
tercst payable in gold, the Sd day Of March 1884,
S96S. 90 900. The interest this debt for tho
coming fiscal year will be 81, rs, while the
toms revenue In gold for the fiscal year. ending
June 3oth 1864 has been far at the rate of over
sIoo 100000 per annum.
It will be that the present gold revenues
OF the Government largely in of the wants
of the Treasurer for the payment OF gold interest,
while the increase of the tariff will doubtless
raise the annual receipts from customs on the same
amount of impor tations, to sl5,OOo,0oc per .nnum
Instructions TO the National Banks acting loan
agents were not issued from the United States Treasu
~ until March &C. but in the first three weeks of April
the subscriptions average than TEN MILLIONS
WEEK
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Evansville, Ind.
First National Bank of Fort Wayne, Ind.
First National Bank of Lafayette. Ind.
First National Bank of Madison, Ind.
First National Bank of Terre Hautc. Ind.
First National Bank of Richmond Ind.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries of Public money, and all
RESPEeTABE BANKS AND BANKERS
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Bringing view, all the startling incidents connected
with this gigantic struggle, with a distnctness and
vvidness bordering upon reality and filling the behold
er. It'll
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winch are deposltaries Of Public money and all
RESPEeTABE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout, the country, acting as agents Of the Ma
tiona Dopnsitary Banks will fuanish further nfor
nation application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
[l4-S N.
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en,IJ II, 1854.
Pl l. e s f.

"A SURE CUREv
LIVERY BODY Is BEING CURED OF TIL:
Ia distressing disease by the of
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nCSTERS, FEATHER BUSTERS, PICTURE
u busters, Hearth busters. Furniture Busters,
Counter busters, Chimney busters, Varying in prico
from 10 cents to dollars. For sale by
PLUMNER NELLY.
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ks- APP0RfI0SMENT or Hospitals 10 and
krcGnd Richmond, for the separate accommodation
OF the sick and wounded from different States:
Soldiers OF Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Ken
tucky, and Missouri, are at Chimborazo Hospi.
tai, eastern termh4us Of Broad street, Church
H.ii.
Those from North Carolina In General Hospital No
"a, In The 81, sd, ith, btn, aud Ola divisions ci
Whder Hospital, horthwe5. OF Holly wood Gem
etesy.
Those ftOin South Carolina Ia tho ath division of
jackson Hospital, souttn est Of wiAdor Hosp-
tsI.
Thozo from Georgia IN iho Ist and I'd divisions Ot
Jaokson Hospital ani isl division OF Winier
Hospital.
Those from Louisiana st The Louislaua hJeptRI
woet teTraiuus oi Boat street, aiii 80 81 diyis-
tou IT 1ackBon Hospital.
Ihoae f,ohi Aiabauia, hisaissippi, Florida, Texas.
add Arkansas, ia the lsL aud "a diyigiogs oil
ndwsfls Grove Hospital, on Mechanics 'iiie
turnpike.
Confederate Uhspproprs,ed hospitals-Rotert-
sou Hospital. CJruer Of MAN and sd stre.is,
Receiving aid Raysid Hospitai, corner OF I7th
aud Grace streets; Small Poy Hospital, pesf
Towards Grove.
Prison Hospitais- Ito spta No 13 and Gene
raj Hospital NO 81, coraer OF 25th aud Cary
streets. my Its
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sy. AN Appeal " the People OF tue Conf eder.
~ ate Staies-The directors of The Young
Mems Chr rlstlan Association of Richmond respoci-
fully. but earnestly. submit TO the benevolent and
the patriotic throughout The Confederate States an
appeal In behalf OF the soldiers. families la this
CITY. Since the comTiencetnc, Of the war Richmond
hs, been refuge for those Who have been driven
from their homes by ruthless enemies Thou
sands oi bepleas woman snd children Eot .from the
devastated counties o: Virginia aiane, but from
aeery every State ot the CouSeIerscy have yo,astt
appealed 20 IN numberiess instances 10 relieve tbs
sick saa sGaadej suttiefs 10 furnish sAoes s;.a
coihng Tor soldiers In Tie hei& and hspital snd to
aifd food and shelter for their suScriBs fans lilies
apd molly have thay, IA the great majority of tn
stances, responded TO every appeal.
The supplies oil provisions IN The city at this time
are 50 reduced, ani tie dliicultes oi ottainag eth
ere by ordinary means 90 numerous aud great
that the funds contributed for the relief of the ro0s
can seconpish but little la purchasing tise necessa
ries OF life.
In written repert from the Clothing Bureau II
appears that there are more than three thousand
females IN this oity who seeking employ mefst
from Tue Government 10 vain, s3d That those who
obtain work are not fully employed. The wages
received toT their work will not enable these poor
wunien to procure sul ciency OF the pistuest toud
nor themselves AMI children. without assistance
,oeh, ifo'n tha city ana Country generally, many
Instances OF actual starva.on must have occurr.,j
Cur City Council has mads iaost liberal approp,ia-
no8 Ter tie purchase OF supplies, bo,a for eratuj
t"us o".ficutlon and Tor sale at cost but th1 agents
employed for the purpose have not b.eE able 10 pro
cure The qnauiiiy af pfuyisions required
Under these circumstances we feel that II In our
duty TO appeal TO our fellow citizens througho The
'Conede ste States to forward, without delay contri-
buttons OF money aud supplies TO the Army Com
miiee OF this association. Since the commencement
Of the war this Committee hss abored zealoisiy and
iaEiiu'ly Tor the temporal and spirua, welfare OF
our s1idf9fs snd taeir families, sni for the Success
OF our glorious cause Let thoss soldiers not be dis
toaraged now, upon the of our sew ercst and as
we trust, our lsst and most glorious eanpsiyu for
wsht oi the generous sympathy AID support Of their
friends at homo.
5airments made to Roger Martin, Superintendent,
or VIM Munford, Chairman of the Army CemnN.
tee will be promptly attended 10. And in accord
a"os With special agreement made with the Supsr
intobt-os OF the s0utbern Express Company all
erpre,s charges will be paid by them al Richmond.
Contributions OF money should also be es.t 70 these
gentlemen. WA WILLIS, JR, Pres.
ID SL,'idhr, secfctt'y. my Its
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Rob5efies.- Between .seive o'clock and
daybreak yesterday morniug robberies were
Committed upon the storerooms of j ohm
w Ripley and Thomas Stoningham, occu-
pYing adjoining tenements, neir the ex-
treme end of Baker stree. Both tenements
were entered through th basement win
dows, the thieves hret cutting out slat
from the shutters, SO that they could insert
their hands and raise the catch. FROM Mr.
3toningham they made rich haul, as he
had Just laid in II supply OF lard, bacon, gu
EAR, tea, aud one barrel vi hour, all of which
they carried of Only lew pou nds OF ba-
con aud lard, together with n snail pot OF
hL7ey, were taken from Mr.. Ripley. The
t ewes were evidently prepared To operate
OF .? extensive scale, AS, from tracks in the
re'r alley. they must have had wagon with
them, into which they deposited their plum
der as fast as they were enabled to get it
out
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQ RS Rgskgyg foRcss of VA, I

Hk4DQ ks kkSkkSE FORCES of VA,
Richmnnj, July 1901. (
HENkR8L 0rdsrs, No S.--The following in r
Ia struc tIoos are published for the inforn, alton
aGd guidance OF all enrolling officers in the State
Of Virginia:
l. All exempti0us and details hsrst0fjfe gran ted
by the Buresu Of Consoripti0p, to persoEe belong
lag TO the ReseEse Fortes Cf Virgiois, under The
psov sions OF the ath paragraph OF The 10th sec
tioa uf tbs act Of Coug ross entitled can act to
orgAhizs ferces to serya durihg the war" are b y
authority Of It SeerstaTy OF War ehHiitm sGd
they viii remain In fall force, subj ect TO future
revision urdsr ord ers frcua these headquarters.
IL. Entoling crhceTs viii continue to receive,
from persons belonging 30 tho ressrvs forces sppii
tstlonB for exemption AMI detail under the pro
VISIONS of ths sid act. All sach applications
pending 10 the hands of enrolling cffcers will be
proceeded with and ell hereafter received by them
will be investigated ard reported upon in strei
conformity to the regulations heretofore prescribed
for the purpose by the Bureau OF Coaecriptiou, and
will be forwarded by district enrolling ciiicer.
through the c1mmsndant Of consofipts TO these
headQuarlers tor hnal action.
By order Brig Gen Ksarss.
kH CATLETr, A A G.
Richmond, Petersburg, LYnchburg, Staanton, and
Abngdop rspers and Rockingham Register, pub
ileh for one week, and send bills TO Headquarters
Reserve toroes. 577-lw
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Tree To take position behind Its truak When
seven had been shot, hoard was placed there
with dangerous" marked Gu IL. The rebels shot
The board into fragments. A sergeant, taking q
position Soon after behind IL, In less Than Eve
minutes was pierced by Two MIME halls.
Ir kipg has resigned the Presidency of Colum
htas tN 70 College. Rev Df BARNARD succeeds
Him.
The yellow fever was In progress al key West,
r'a' June Zath-mottality about ONE per diem.
Win the consent OF Can Grant, the Christian
Commission has sent io CITY Point, from ga,ti-
aore, steam hiu engine No 4, for the purposs Of
forcing water from the James river 90 the hospi.
tai, distanc. Of one mile Gom the river. Same
o the hospitals located al snch distance from,
the river as To cause great difficulty In obtaining
water for the patients. Severak thousand fcet or
hose were also sent with the engine Wesley
Shaw. Assistant Engineer OF the baltimore fire
department, Mike Dom, the engineer, and las
Hall, the assistant engineer of No {, accompanied
the engine.
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yoHr 5 PRIsTos,
Colonel aud Superintendent.
HEADo'Rs RESERVE or STATE OF Va,
Richmopd NAV 18th lSfs4

HEADo'Rs RESERVE or State OF Va,
Richmond May 10th, iS64.
General Orders, No. L.
!. In Pnrsuanes OF paragraph ] Of Special
Orders, No. fl3, hereby assune command OF
the Reserve Forces of Virginia, with my
Headquarters In the city Of Richmond until
otherwise announced.
H. Toe Reserve Troops already organized
will, immediately upon The receipt OF shis Or
der proceed by companies 10 snoh ole OF tno
may be most accessible, aud the Captains CON-
mauding are hereby especially charged with
the duty Of assembling thoir commands with
the ntmost dispatch.
Ill. Ths men com posing the Reserve Forces
In counties in which their organization hss not
been already affected, Will assemble promptly
at thsif respective Court Houses, where they
will at cnce be organizsd by tbs. Earoing ctti
GERS, and immediately thereafter the compa
niss 30 organized will proceed to such point OF
rendezvous as may bs Iaost convenient OF ae-
cess
Nv. The established pisess of rendezvous
the State Of Virginia are announced as ~
Staurtou, Gordonsville, BnTksville, Psters-
burg and Richmond, where officers Of this
command will be found 10 whom they will
report,
v. Companies or ds,aehments OF the rssasvs
forces already on duty, guarding tiidess, linss
OF ComAuutchtiVhI tSS, Wli bos no sAcSe01 W
this On they will continue upon such ser
vice until relieved, and their commanding oil.
GERS ara instructed TO report promptly to thsse
headquarters the numbers Of such troops ths
points where serving, the companies 70 which
they belong, and the orders under which they
were assigned To daty.
Vi The reserve troops being called into as-
tive service la the field, advised OF II .
propristy Of providing themselves with blank.
cts subsistsnee NC, until arrangements eAn
be made for their regular supply and mas
much as delay maybe Incurred in their being
furnished with arms. 1t IL specially snioinsd
upon all to bring with them TO their rsndsz-
| veus such 80, Viosatle bfsafms sud ammunition
| a. they may have Ia their possession.
JAMES l.. kEMPER,
my Brigadiar General
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OFEfLIAL.
ADJ'T & Issp'R GKsERAL's OrFIcx, !
RIcsmoND, NAV 10th, 1864.

RIcsmoSD, NAV 10th, 1864.
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1t3--s
- L Brigsdsr General James L. Ksmpss.
will take Immediate command OF the Reserve
Forces Of the State Of Virginia He will COM
pists their organization. and place thom nj once
In service To this end, hs is suthorizsd TO
ep,plcy all Enrolling Ofhssrs, who are hereby
dls..cted TO obey his Instructions. He Will %.
taklish his Headquarters NJ such poius ~ hs
may deem best.
Officers Of the Qaartermastsr, Commissary.
@ rdr suce and Medical Departments ars re.
aairea 10 furnish all necessary faeilities-
All Officers froni tho State OF Virginia of
the Invalid Corps, and euch Of the Regular
Forces as are for any feaeoa unassigned, will
Immediately report 10 Gan. kenpsr, who to
authorized to assign them temporarily TO duty
with the Reserves
by command OF the Secretary Of War.
JOHN w. RtELr,
Asst AdIt aen.
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Cdpt'tre Of an O!d Rua,,oay.-Among
some prisoners captured few days since
from Wilson's raiders around Petersburg
was negro fellow named Joe Moss, be
longing to Msjor WIN Allen, of Sussex, now
living in this city. Joe has been abseut over
two years. In response 20 telegraphic
dispatch, officer Moore went to Petersburg
yesterday afternoon tl bring the runaway
over to Richmond.
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Contested Ete,ttoH.--A full bench OF Magis
tratrs Of Henfico Will convene to day, in
tie '.ouoty Court House, for the purpose of
deciding between the claims of DIR John +
Friend aud George W Yhd.nas. contestants
Tor a seat upon the Magistrates' bench OF
that county.
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FTGHT1NG iN xIssIssfpeL.


NOZZLE. July S-A dispatch from jack
son. dated July 9TH, says LAST evening we
drove the enemy from our left, and renewed
the tight early this morning The hghtipg
has been very hot throughout, and the ene-
my were severely punished. Tho enemy
were cioaely pursued to Clinton, where,
owing TO recent long end rapid marches,
and the jaded condition OF men and AMI.
r.als, the pursuit ceased.
Our loss WAS $50 killed and wounded.
among whom was Gen. dholson, severely
though not dangerously wounded. Six
captains we're killed. We captured % pris.
oners, who report that their train was burnt
to facilitate The flight. The enemy's loss Is
unknown. They left 10 killed and wounded
On the Geld. The majority Of cur troops
were raw and had never been under FIRE bs'
torA
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..,rs..y MORNING Sa....... JULY 1894

.s.r-rts piSPATCH IS sold 10 News
g. a, TWENTY CKNT'S per cory.
,gIY CARRIERS are saihotized 10 cbarge
t,,,sAe Ann FIFTY CENTS PEI 'eoss, 10
..... sy,A2fYsigfS,
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HJagtes from Jasliee Our readers will
ieeoiiecf that at an eqaminat before the
hastiugs Court oil Magistrates a Iaonth or
two since, Granville Montelle was indicted
for shooting Susan Hill, free negress, and
held TO bail ia tae sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance at the jane term OF Judge
Ly0ns's Court. The time for his trial was
liked for Thursday last, tot the day before,
he petitioLcd through his counsel for a
postponemSnt, which was refused him. The
sequel has proven, however, that Monteiie
had no intention OF meeting his trial, for
that tWednesday) night, in company with
George Drew, they stole a couple of horses
from German living few miles from
Richmond, and left tor parts unknown,
though 1t is believed they arc masking for
the Yankee lines. Mohteile has already
served one term in the pententiary for
steanng COW, and Dew, his companion,
who IS reputed TO be imprcgnsted with ne
gro blood, now stances CD .yged before the
the Mayor with stsa!ips fear cows from DR..
Francis Ii. Deane, Gf' aie ~.
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BUREAU OF CosscRIrIoH,

BUREAU OF CONoUHITION, Z
May 10, 1864
Enrolling officers In the State Of Virginia
will obey such instructions as may DO address
sl TO them by Brig Gen kemper, In the mat.
tor indicated in Special Orders NO. III, Adlu-
taut aud Inspector Generals Office, The com-
mandant OF oonscripts for the state OF Virginia
viii forthwith issue such instructions TO his
officers as will ensure the vigorous execution
Of these orders.
l. yoHr 5 PRIsTos,
Colonel aud Superintendent.
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Prison, II DaS-Twelye Yankee prisoners
were received at the Libby prison yester-
day; aud Que hundred Yankee deserters,
hertt Jfore cCnhned iu Castle Thunder, were
also sent there to be held as prisoners OF
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Attempting to Gross the Lines The follow.
inY parties, belonging to local defence con-.
panies Of this city, some Of whom are de-
tailedWoIkmen at the Tredegar Iron Works,
were ed yesterday while attempting to
go TO tho enemy. Evans aud Thomas
Jones, members of Major VIM Tanners
battery; John Paul, co A, 9th Va battalion;
Howell, co b, 1st Va battalion and
Geo Smith, Johnson's battery. While our
State forcea we're in the neighborhood Of
Bottoms's Bridge, these men obtained per-
mission to go a short distance from camp !,
but as soon - they got ont oi sight, they
changed their direction and struck a bee
line for the Yankee camp on this side Of
the river, few miles below. Meeting with
some OF our cavalry, however, short dis
lance after they started, they we're compelled
to take TO the woods, where they skulked
about till yesterday, when they again fell Ia
with Our scouts, about three miles from
their old ea.npiug ground. and were cap
tured. Jeremiah Artes, of the Maryland
Lane, was also arrested on the charge of
attempting 10 make his way across the
ines, and taken before the Provost Mar.
shai who committed the whole of them to
Castle Thunder, where they will have to
await the verdict of court martial.
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from Geneva, switrsr-
L land, Is fSauested TO make his addrsss snd
Whereabouts known 10 l6AAC SCoTf.
IL 2l--lm Macon. uA-
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FEYRIRTY Dollars Reward.-The following named
members of the 2ath regiment Virginia cav
airy hsvug deserted the above reward will be paid
for the apprehension and delivery CT each or any
OF said uaemters at hssdIaArters. Trsnt's farm.
w Il ROBINS.
Lieut. Col comd's Fes't.
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or TAXES.

Richmond May y, 1861
II INSTRUCTIONS Ia re- fereaes ~ the asscss-
i ment and collection Of the additional tan
per cent on protts II having bssn ascertain
ed that an error has besn committed In the
ssssssmsht aud collection OF the additioaM
ten per cent on profits, all asssssors will as-
sess the profits, only made by buying and SELL
Ing st any time between the lst day Of Janu-
ary, 1868 and the lst day Of January. lst5.--
The profits on which the tan is imposed by
and II paragraph Of Sec. 4 Of an set entitled
"au aot TO isvy additional taxes for the coma
mon defencs and euppoft Of Tie 0oysrnmenf." "
Are the profits made BY buying and ssihAg hs-
tween The times mentioned, the copaiatiss
conjunction "sni' being used, the buyang aud
selling must both take place batwssn The la
day Of January, 1868 and The isl day Of Jaaa-
ary, 1865 Sach were tho Instructions Issued
from this Office on the lat March, 1864, All
Will be found nj page Of additional instTns-
uons, therefore the srronsous xSssssmouts
made in some districts nssd not - collsctsd,
and the assessors viii refrain fron such 49,
sessmshts.
III. The ten par cent additional Tax on prof.
It's, made by buying and selling between the
lst day Of January, 1868, QnciudinK thai dAy,)
and the 3lst day OF December, 1864, (fnciud-
Ing that day } viii be assessed and collected as
once. The profits derived from the Same source.
between tke lat day Of January, 1854, and the
3Iss day Of December, 1864, both included, will
be assessed snd collected Immediately sfscf
the 3in day Of December. 1864.
j. w. II UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissionsr Of Taxed
APgp.os,sns' "a x....,.o..
my23 Secretary OF the Treasury.
| AsTHSOGRApHNKs and fh.ae xraphsSs --Pre,o.
~ sAh win be reccived BY she onAeTsi2nad antt
tbs nsst day Of Septembes next FAR eontraesa fer
making sesbAtiua reports oil TIE psocssjings aLd
debates of tbc soaase u The Csnfe3srSte States
| yhs eoatraetor VIII Be rsqaii.t to furnish bis
own AssistAnls TIE sAssiesa Vt the SENATE Will Il
u estinaated average shout six mouths yer annsAis
and about thres hears per day
Stationery VIII bs turniseed II the espsase q tts
Senate, - Also repoftorn' soOA log writ1E oos
4 Notes, togsther with bghts and tuei.
ThS co5 Act wn ee made fss oss year ffoas tus
6rss moad~y Of November Dsxi, sad Pro rats
The reports must embrace . vsBoaatm report =
ell Eotsons, rssoistions, ssmAItss spseensss -
| such Ameadmssss hsr<d ~ nay BE eeseseAsy "
i fhe comnssiss estimate that Tie psissipAl re-
porter snd thTss sssistAsss ean rsssosm sns wos1
csrs x me Hsnats, snd eetsted u the pvtsikxss
aad inmunAtes tscldeutAi theEeAe, AAd ssnAsvsi W
! tns asusss rpf sny wAnt a cAps1lty of nasitsy
| 4 fetr COPY of IL dsisy reports NUS ~ Nsttesn
casplste II time av lhe n&xt day slsuIps papSss.
rFepaaAla viii te sadscsssd - jAs Z 0Axs Aeaes
IAaaxs & oks, CaAis@as.
nv jotlNrDN,
/ 4 4 nss0vvf.
kichm0nd, June iishs txsAs
ielA.~1kAaA0elhAn n
I'LL 1s<sa Sass I yssss -. sssssb,s = ys5slsI,
l ~ - N1e{H n &@23ke -
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ll IsSna easa ysAss ~. sssssbs9 ~ yIgelsrs
x5eay = ~ sasn sssss. p s-s
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MEKeHa sf's lssuRAaos CoMPsNy,t
Richmuad, July /, 1864 I
TTyHiS OoRipany has declared Dividend Of ten
1 per cent, tSs 50 per shase,l payable On The
j: 9Th inst, and pays the Confederate iaxes.
iya-ln IL MONTAGUE, Pfest.
.$OR saia I'LL osso shoes and horse shoe irop. ~
u consganssnt. apkhuok d VKMABID.
uomMisalyn ltssaAAsta. ~ Cary Is.
u H-stsNass
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CAMP MrTcHglL TRACT koAD,
intermediate Line Rich'd Defunces, July
Oh REWAkD. .--Dsserted from % Il. 2oth W
DND Battalion, Heavy Arry, JAMss II aooD-
MAN Said Goodman Is 2i yeags Of sge. has blue
eyes, dark hair and moustsche, light complexion,
sud ia fve fsst ihshes high: is native Ut Pow
hstan county, Va. and lived near Baiisviile y,
In said eeanty lie absss reward will be pail for
his delivery to 1t my camp. or his coo fiosnent
in Osatle Thunder. VIM DAbNEY,
gsr. Cong Co +, goth We Bath, H'y Art'y.
5yT-JN