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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

If0asGs H. Burners, who represents him
self Us printer from Richmond, was arrested
in Petersburg on Monday ON suspicion that he
had been guilty of forgery, which suspicion
WIS aroused by seeing him sign d small note
to present II payment fora drink he bad taken
GIN his person, SAYS the EJpresS, Were found
4 number OF ttty-cent notes on the United
Savings Bank Of lienrico count Y, ;uid q large
roll of twenty-five cent and one dollar notes
on the Bank Of Commerce at Richmond, more
OF which Were signed Burrows says that the
notes were printed in Richmond, il tie office
IN which he WAS employed, and il is probable,
he may have pUrioined these
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

TRAKsrsR OF TRooPs.-~The Mississippiaa, OF
the 2lth Instant, states that the State troous
under Gems. West and Aleorn have been
transferred to the Confederate service. and
assigned to the department. commanded by
Gen. A. ;. Johnston The brigade under
Gen. OIL Farrell has marching orders. We
suppose The troops stationed ut Pass Chris
tian, II not already, nil soon be transferred
also. Mississippi is Iutl enlisted in the great
cause OF Independence, and soon she will ha,.
II, u)o of her hravest and best men IN the ser
vice OF the GoNeritihent. Size has not dol
lar nor Il man that she is not willing TO give
To the country
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The RuAoRED Capture OF Coz. McDo

The RuaoRED CAPTURE OF Con. MCDoN-
AIDS CoMMASD.-The Winchester EeD, 3Iican,
of the 37th inst, says:
Late and reliable news from Col. MELON
aid $ camp gives the lie 10 the exaggerated ru-
mors OF the capture o. his command with
ms death and that of Captain WineteId
ShecZ and Jordon. On Tuesday morning
the enemy appeared in Overwhelming mum
beers near homneY, and opened fire upon his
camp. Finding that bis cavalry could not
ne made available, owing To the peculiar To-
calily Of the country, Col Me Uonald tcll
cack six miles this size Of Romnav On
Wednesday morning, with q considerable
force OF militia, together with his cavalry.
ne returned to drive the enemy from their po-
sition. The result OF this expedition we have
not Vet learned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

Ihc h"<'"S c9fpH$ case of Sergeant Wen
Ster, which has attracted considerable ;itten
ton from the public, will be taken to tie Nj
perior Court of Appeals. understanding that
the Hastings Court adjourned for the term, nl
Monday, without hayin., agreed with hir
counsel upon bill OF exceptions. IT will he
taken INTO that C"nrt on AN original writ, and
the witnesses will be re-cxamiued there. and
the case decided upon It's merits alone, as If
no decision bad been previously rendered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

C"Ptala CAorlts Brace, whose company we
mentioned the other day, is not the son al
James e. Bruce, Esq, az we then supposed
but the Senator from tue CHAR district
Captain Bruce raised this cen any by his own
eNertions, and equipped il in lile most COM
pete style, and also provisioned it in camp in
Charlotte for weeks, AT his own expense
We would not willingly strip "a laurel from
the brow Of so PATRIOTIC q gentleman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

toned al the New Fair Grounds. COT into 4
personal difficulty on Monday, whicl. resulted
i'll the inticlon of a wound. supposed to be
mortal, III the right side OF one of them. The
perpetrator of the act was arrested. taken 10
his camp, and turned over 10 the military ;tu
th0rities; which, we need hardly add, was lot
the best course Such offences are pUnsha
Die by the civil authorities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

Gxx. A. 8. JsHssfex ~ TExAs.--The Gal
weston ktses states that on Gen. A. \. John.
ston's arrival in San Antonio from ARIZONA,
he was promtly rendered the compliment of
public ball He declined, on the ground
OF his great desire to reach Richmond, Va.
1t the earliest possible moment. An artillery
salute was fired in honor Of his arrival, and
serenade given him in the evening In
Houston, also, Gen. Johnston WIS rendered n
pnblic reception and banquet, in behalf of
the city, which he declined, rs he wished 10
visit many old friends, and could not do
that and also be present at IA public ceremony
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Very hcceptobR.-We were shown yes.

Very hcceptable-We We're shown yester
day fine lot of buckskin mitts, which were
purchased by Sergt. A. p LEcuyer, for the
Richmond Sharp Shooters, now stationed i'll
Northwestern Virginia. Sergt E, since his
warding packages, &c, to his coinrades.-
The mitts, we are sure, will be very accepta-
bic to the gallant boys of the corps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

fRoa BASxs's COLUMN The Winchester Re.
pfbtlf@a, OF the 9Th VII, says II Is believed
that division of Rtnks's commend. soal
strong, has again retarnsd TO the upper Po-
tomae, extending their lines from opposite
Shepherdstewn 10 Wiiliamspor.. Brisaaier
tieapr II carson has gone iortn 10 me-t thea.
anu shoaia they atteinptio cross the Potomac
a.ioiliei Glorious victory Will BIZ Won b, our
lAiilelbs lroOls.
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To TuE EDITORS Or TIE UIsPATCH.- Gen
tlcu IN " - yru do lie the kinuness ~ give pub.
Ncity TO the following correspou encr between
l;ris. Gen. +. kirby SMITH myself, relating
to my d tfcuis.es ut Nina ga, to VIII h referred 10
your co.U;nil, some weeks ago
T. CLAY MADDUX.
Richmond, Va, SEPT 81, 1871.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

Eaosc I'll Men by these Presents: That We, tn.
subscribers being Stoekh0ld rrs in the James River
and kap~whu Company, do hereby Constitute and
appoint - our true aud lawful Attornc, and
Proxy, to represent each of ia in ali general nee,
ings OF ;he stock holders .. srii Company. held
within six months from and after the gate hereof.
when We are MOI pei Sonalv present or represented
By some other Proxy; with fail power aud auth or.
ity, at such general meetings. To ave .ucl vo;. Oh.
votes, AID t. do such Other act acts, each o.
" could give or do, as member OF the sad meet
ings, II were personally present; rnd we d.,
hereby raiiiy and confirm whatever vote ar votes
act acts ssid attorney may lawfully give Or
do for Us, ii pursuance Of IL authority he.ei
conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and scala. this day o,
-, one thousand eight hundred AMI -
Teste seal
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BAD BAkERs.-The bakers of New Orleans
have recently tried a speculation on the peo-
pie which did not pay. They got TO reducing
the size OF their ioayes TO such an alarming
extent, when There WIS no necessity for il,
that The authorities seized large quantity OF
them aud established regulation Tor their
weight,
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FROM PESsAcoLA--An0tAer .Skirmtsh The Oh.
serrer, Of the 10th, saws:

we learn from member Of Capt. McPher
sons company, stationed on Choota wa tchee
bay, That ON last Sunday night the picket
guard deserted tt small party OF men approach
ing them III a launch. When in a proper dis.
lance, the guard hailed them, but received 10
answer, fired at them, when the fire was re-
turned--then ensued general skirmish one
OF the picket guards receiving several bullets
Ia his coat and one in his hat. One of the men
In the boat was seen TO fall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

THE JET, Doris A,tWery, a splendid COM
pany from Alabama, nearly two hundred
strong, passed through our streets yesterday
with guns, ctissons, and everything else com
pIete, en- r0Hte for SOME battle field
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no X 5 A L T. o..
Es1ajs ATED0AE..

II A. FRAISEES
IL. SELECT T. ,GLESH AND CLtSSiCAl
s On OIL,
On 9Th, between .5lh aud Goth streets.
The tenth anuud session Of his sciiDnl = u CO..
iaeurr on TUESDAY, lat lst day o. O. .vi-f, -.
Terms AZ usual. Pc. further pG.iiepl.s.- spa.
M schoelrUom ot 80
HAKIOS &, NERA wcuid rts7c tfaii} -
I ! torn his irietds md patrons hat he WI. r.
com ny NO l. Is dates ~ PROF. E>SUR or Mtss
srtiA .his Gu,a Any conn unxa,lon rlsy b. .s'
ei'be- y. T. u. TAYioS's Hasic storr, o. .. -
residence, corner o. 4;h and laaA Fsee'a-
&C 3-Sts
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IYkFI3RIrH{; VA Sent GGth 1851

LY<CHBUHti, VA. Sept goth, 1851.
Sir: In acknowledging your letter of the 10th
uit.. allow 10 state that have never brought
any accusations against yos i'll regard to rLc affair
hnIre diatcly after the betilc of Mauassa to which
you refer willingly safe that do not believe
that either vour motives intentions bi.
and inSteHd Of bringing accusations 8guiDst You
remember with Kind feelings Your attentions to IL.
when wounded on tie ed of hutllr
Respectfully your cbd S:ry't.
r.. X. SMITH.
Or. Z. t20n Madiar. Richmond, va.
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VA RETURNED TO CAMP-Priva.e
N'>~n7JOHN MCLANELiN, OF tie THOMAS
ARTILLERY, lately advertised IA a tteseltcr, has
returned to camp, bringing with him the horse,
bride, and saddle, mentioned IN former adver
tisement. CHAS. II. THORNTON,
lst Lieut.. Cong Thomas Artillery.
Sc 3O--3t-
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hA 1 CORDIALLY recommend TO nv
WED former patrons and the pubic general y
Mr.. RICHARD H. ANDERSON my Assistant
during the part of two Sessions. as faithful and
efficient TEACHER. VIM, d. STUART,
Sc 30-3t*l School-room cor. Franklin and 9th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

LYNcHBuRa Flour INSPECTIONS ia
speetions OF hour. during the past three
mouths IN Lynvbburg, amounted ~ e,:lS
barrels,
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Moyor,s Coart yesferda y--Simon, u slave,
was whipped for drunkenness, and committed
to Jail for going at large.
James. q slave. for stealing aligar from bis
master, was ordered fifteen Iashes,
Jacob Purgis, free negro, for having an
unlawful weapon upon his person, was com
| mitcu to Jail.
Ann Tonget, for similar offence. and for
| threatening to Kill Rebeeca rrice. was ordered
| tfeeu i3sbes.
Matthew Egan WAS lined 81 for being drunk
and required 10 give surety for his good be.
havor in future Mr.. Egan said the fine was
| "a small matter, hnt he would like 10 know
what had become Of So which he had in lis
pockets before he got drI,nk and lay down in
the street. The desired information he did
not obtain.
jeremiah O'Connor was aFIsigned. An of
iioer testified that he bad found Mr.. O'Connor
lying drunk in the Lat Market early Tuesday
innrning. BE Jasus," was uteIjectel by Mr.,
. Conner, but You did no such thug" lie
was ordered to Jail, and left the prisoners
stand murmIring 'ludibly at the policeman and
his hard lot.
Bob" not being forthcoming az a witness
against George 81. Guar his case WAS AGAIN
continued.
J. Moran * co, were fined five dollars for
retailing ardent spirits contrary 10 law.
For accepting tnelr houses, where ardent
James Golden was fined 81, and Jacob " alner
aud Edward Cunning, mann $40 each >"
George W. Goodrich was up on the charge
of uniawtuly aud violently assaultiny and
beating George H. Brown. The evidence
showed hat the beating aforesaid WAS but
ting, the accused having taken Mr. Brown By
The collar oil his coat with both hands ana
given him sound buttiug The Mayor
Thought this hardly Jus1ihahe aud therefore
required the accused 10 give bail in 500 for
his appearance before the Hastings Court 10
be indicted for the offence and in $3.50 for his
future good behavior.
The ease of John {. Pride and Michael S.
Gleason, charged with feloniousiy shooting
Jesse, 4 slave 10 Coleman r. Dodson, was
again continued.
William Jones, a free negro, was orderedto
go back 10 Charleston Oh pam of being mpri
soned and put To work.
Jacob " alner, having been fined for keep
ing his house open on Sundays; charge OF
having aA ulii9Wiul assembly therein on the
sane day, was dismissed.
james Walls charged with throwing rotten
eggs in the Second Market and soiilng Il lady s
dress thereby, was discharged, it appearing
that he was oni, tying 10 throw the egg
away.
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~ Y 5 7 f h 5

he nnaer signed are receiving a fresh supply
daily They ar taken OF the " alter IN the
mo nng and arrive hsre at O'clock in VI. after
noon. They will be tarui.hed al Wholesale or re-
i''i at our hon Z, 18th street, between Car. and
lie Deck, j. Ill. WlETT 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

Ta& SsiEsEaHisu IN ras Wharf.-The Green.
brier Era, OF Saturday. says;
We have information that our fearless and
daring soldiers in the West have had within
the last two days, three severe skirmishes
with the enemy, with success. We are
strongly fortified on the Seweii Mountains
and our Generals are confident that we can
whip almost any number that may be brought
against US. livery preparation Is being mad.
for "A big fight IN this quarter
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- IOLEN-Frnn my teh:, in the Camp # e
southern 6uari-. IL last week u small .rIl
NATt li-,.etach"d lever. On The cUfe7 me \
engraving of Philadelphia Tower II au-e T1-
face and large hands are gold the second 5s'i
-t"et II hrd light steel chain aud hey atiarlA
/ viii pay a iberei reward ioT IT. recovery,
90 2-jt* H. &. ROBINSON
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BY order Of the President and directors
NM. l.. MUNTOItI, se,'y
Richmond. Oct L. 1861. DC a--2autasn
DISSOLUTlON. The firms of WILLIAMS
PETERS & CO, of Richmond. nad re
k.RS, WILLIAMS * co, of Lynch5urr. Va
arr this day dlss lived ID. r. WiL,i,ns, at Rich
iond and $. /. PETERS nj Lynehburg will act IN
closing up tie business OF the respective firms IN
I'll further notice D. r. WILLIAMS
October /, l-ii. s. II PETERS
NDTlCE. s'util further announcement. " III
continue business al she I'D s,aHa u Wl,ll as
Pstkns Co. No, lei As:a sissrs, toppas.se .as
ansflRxa Hats,.l aRi sEaf Ms segviess "a lgy
isieia. ana tbs sasii. sensrslly. g.s tie ,ss asa
purchase u Ssa.s AID 0essfaasea, slosks Nal,
Rad Md bssk STACKS sud Read., an. ri, sxeay,.
tcs usHsi to ihs ash. bel, on e0iplaissIos
GOLD. SILVER AND UNCuRRENT
MONEf houslt aud sold on liberal ierua.
respectfully refer ~ the Hanks. bankars, and
business community generally, Of the eities Of
DC 2-i2t ID. T. WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

The Djstttct CDHrt OF the Confederate
state, TO- the Eastern District Of Virgin,
Judge Halybluto on the bench, commenced
liz October teri.l yesterday The reccgnizan-
ces OF persons charged with criminal ortences
which had by mistake been taken and re-
tufGed as Tor this term, were IT lewed, the
parties being required to come bacl, in No
velnber. Tne Court then adjourned
There are, -;e learn, some PERHAPS a good
many, admiralty cases on the docket. besides
other civil cases, and the Court may remain i'll
session for several weeks.
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FiRE.--The residence OF james Scurry. In
Lynehbufg, was burned OH Sunday night
last.
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Nsa TO THE VOTERS OF THE sTH
RSN@i@ CONGRESSIONAL DIST Il CT
COMPOSED OF HEcOUETIES OF Gull
PEPPER, MADISON, GREENE, ORANGE,
LOUISA, SPOT>1INANIA, CAROLINE
STAFFORD, AND KING GEORG Calls
ha ing been made upon me By portion OF you, t.
know whether would serve you in the Couiedsr.
ate Congress if elected / reply; Whilst none
through vain amt ton, should seek scat in the
rouc lls cf the country, diffdence should not pre-
vent any one FROM taking position to which the
people may call him.
J he attention of the public is absorbed in the
conflict which is 10 decide the destiny of nations
that regard it neither consistent with the wishes
Ia ties of the people to canvass the district did
time aud engagements permit there fore concur
in the example set by distinguished candidate for
your favor, declining Should it be your
pleasure to elect shall eIideavor to devote nv
humble abilities 10 the service Of the country
tender my thanks to those of INV friends aud
fellow i'izens, whose pariiaity has UdcAted me
d suitable pes IN fol go responsible station.
Sc 2-stf JEREMIAH MORTON
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CTRAY ED-s5 REWARD-A sORRll

. HORSE ot fine appearance, 81 out -n va,
old. He t..s few no white ,pr.s shout Bin -
Ne left aInp DiTGmock, ne;.r &hicids'S pria, al
tbs night OF Sunday, cop; 2l,h. II hss ben
near toe I Gillette, ca tie I'd Pink s.st
vita the leather halter collar around his neck u
above ri ward A. Il I'll expenses VIII be paid e's,
apprehension and delivery TO me, at Camp In
mock LEWIS d. COLEMAN
capt. Morrls's Artillery, from Hanover counr
AZ 9-tiL%
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PAPER SUPPREssED IN CiSCINSATI.-The fol-
lowing is from the Cincinnati Press
The Rev. Sabin Jough, OF this city, a
clergyman o. >Wed. ubOrgjHn persuasion,
WAS arrested yesteid day upon charge of
treason, aud an edition OF he Bqnasr Of Re-
ua;an, journal in the publication OF which
he il engaged, seized ana suppressed.
+ The following is said to be the iucendiary
article that appeared in the paper. Ii told
the naked truth, and 1t had to go under
There is NO need of this war, nor any rea-
son why ii should continue 1t cannot and
will not bring back the States that have with
drawn, but every stroke of war drives them
farther away. Let Us, then, with one voice
and q voice that will be hea I'd and oheyed
demand of our rulers that the whole m /.
chinery of war shall rs quickly as possible
take the position OF defence in behalf of the
States that rem:in in the Union also in de-
fence OF Washington and other property still
held by the Federal Government, and not IA
those seeded States. The war, assuming this
ASPECT, would Instantly command the sy pa.
shlss OF the civilized world, which We are no W
RAPIDLY losing, w shoaid then Ia In posi-.
lion 10 seiei an savasioa, ii attempted bur
no such aggression wal.Ia tsc thaaxii. Of tbs
way sos paaarah.e negotiation Will be- o,,eEaa
III a,ifr, and both parties vii: seaa find HE
~sy preparing far permanent fs.aisiea 81,
Just aud rqGiinhle principles
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GROCERIES.

ON LBS. FRESH HOPS
DIV 1000 lhs thin t>uniy Middling BAUM
2,J0O lbs. prime country Shoulder. I'D
Hams BACON
) hhGs. New Orleans ST Il All
Ii cents,
- boxr- Adalnau,iue Star & 4 y.
DIES,
half che Il Superior Green All
Black TEA,
81 baskets superior CHAMPAGN
WINE.
For sale low at retail hy
J. s ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor ana Franklin s'f",'',
ALSO, RECEINlNG--
10 b5is. Country SOAP.
80 hirk!ns Country LARD,
$50 bbls. Family, Extra aLd Surr. EIOVh
rs tirkns fresh Mountain BC TTER,
oc Jim
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- - ..
m An RuKn.
III ED.

In EenTieo county. Va on the 9Th u &.
brr EDWARD D., etiid II Edward 4 PIT.
shelton. aged year, aud months I
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FfAkEN JP---at the ED If H"chGnc.ys
1 1unphr, blue aul white COW. rrort e
The left ear aud slit in both. The owner 81
+ -a,e come forward, prove property, pay Cbsrs'
an lake her away The all properly c8q Z
fooud the turnpike, he,,- the TolCate.
"c his JOfl. (IAiICN
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EDST, STRAINED, &c,

Z OST-Ol ;Ti'lay morning iast, ,etvee a
| street and the Con -ia Hospital, ry FkEF
PAP EkS. They were IN a small, ;il DO, |
r>ws!d OF 81 vii he paid the snGer by ic,Hse
papers at this Office
REDEECA ANN WIILIAMS
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ENOI ND-ou Sunday mo ping last, in fa-a
Il Gation near the New Market, sinai. psa
COW. he owner will pl use come forward ~
expenses, and take her away. She can he ioru!s
lny residence. on 81 street, between Clay sal
Leigh &C 2--3t* JAMES BOLTON
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The Performance at NoniicetiJ Uuli on
Monday evening, for Tie benefit Of ne sick
soldiers, was W. eli patr)uzed, the room, {;
small one 1t is true, beng fitted to its utmost
capacity. Ihc instrumental music was exec :
lent. 1t spoke Il language that a. could ul
derStand, The intcrning!iu5 OF the rou..d,
iui tones OF the flute with tic smooth strains
of the violin. accompanied by the Dass VOL
and few resonant hOiIs, as was tx case Oh
''ls occasion, makes, indeed, "co.lcJrd OF
sweet s9unus" which IS unslIrp;tssabIe Ior
harmony. One song was given intbc tn4lisl
language. HE performers, ids.lu aid leu,ie
ana LAc acting Wei; d. Il tue v oris, We "a.
say anything.
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TRAY EOkSE.-Csme to my house Let vs.
\ , urday, a bay HORSE. with white lli-
foot, white spot in the forehead anu bobbrd q
Tie owner can get him by app!yit z for him a.
Pay ing charges. WIN. J. HjCKN
&C LIE " street Church HN
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OTICE.-The 9th Annuei Meeting of the
IL Stockholders of the IA NJ T., RIVER AND
kANAWuA COMPA NY will be held in this
city, on MONDAY, the 2Sth iIst.
Stoa khoders requested 20 appoint proxies.
and forward the lists to the Secretary soon as
DOssibip.
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H'-= --|sas- s--i.4si---rl-- 30 l. - -.
WANTS.

N A N T ID II wish one hrnSr.s =.
w GRDES Nor or less, to pr, on = = u
ton Inily improved 10 grow corton. pro,s.t
Their tahire, o, di, III. the crop with ihs tss,,.F
ni,hing the Negroes as may be agreed : be-, ~
ifcss D. ELAKL
Vieksburg Wa
Heferto C. T. Worthsm & Co., klehr'',
Payne, Huntington Il Co. n, " Orleans *t
Pm
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~ IRA ED--Fr1r NV resi "uc. In Rc,kt4
= Old Field, dark red COW, win hire -
d"Wn her tnCs ho'h cara tut off: fresh -
rail vii give : rev prd for her If ict9rg
hodoe. oc 2-tt* LEWIS KAIFFIT
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Fy,uE MEMBERS oh RICHMOND LupuS7
/ No. H. are h.teby summoned to meet a. ~
Msson. Pail u; 10 O'Clock THIS MnRAlNo
pay the last tribute OF respse. 70 oar asTsasT
brother, -~---, vi Louisiana =.
The u,satefs Of sister Lodses. and oil q 9'ss'l
hs.iaf-l IL good .ssad!Hs. sfc !rsfTf@ssiy At'F7
~ ah!.e s!th w
b. wses Of s.s n n ...... gs,
IAk, n. g!Dlt;ax SO
~ The !sgssss sasSiFss Ssii .sas sass
MnNIhs fell ee =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-02

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