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FROM KENTUCKY.
Hopkinsvile Taken by General Buckner-
Large Quantity Of Arms, &c, Captured
Escape of an Editor-A Convention to BE-
Called Arrival of Distinguished English
men. &c.

NASHVILLE, Sept 30.--PasseEgers BY to-
days trains report that Gen. Buchner broke
up the Union camp in Owen county on Sa tur-
day last, capturing $50 stand o. arms and
their camp equipage. The Unionists ran and
some 1ndianians swan the liver. Gen.
Euckner, it is reported, has gone 10 Hopkins
Vile to dispense the Union camp, Smitlland
occupied by the Federals on the 24th
The Louisville Iemocrql, OF the 18th ul;.,
states that Hon. john &. Brackinrilge and
George B. Hedge are fifty mites above Eich
IL ond Ky, with Z, 800 men, drilling
Gov. Arorehead, i. T. barrett, and Barr.
hay. arrived at Fort Lafayette
James &. Clay, and W. q. Ovcrton OF the
Louisville Ceacir, have been arrested, but
Minister Preston has escaped.
l.. y. ltunroe, u. 5. District udse, and
L. y. btunroe, .!r., Secretary OF Stat, Of
KENTUCKY, have both RESIGNED They ar.
rived here yesterday, having sueceeGed in
making their escape. They report that l1en-
Zoilicoiier, a few days ago. captured nearly
one thousand stand of arms intended for
Union men.
The Louisville Dsmocrdt, of the 9th. saws
thar the bridge of barges over the Ohio, at
Paducah, has been completed, and the boats
used have been sent 20 Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, October lst.-The 4ra!ancse's gpc
cinl Bowling Green dispatch says that Buck
ner tosk Hopkinsyilie yesterday, capturing
SO stand OF arms and three cannon Twelve
hundred Fcijcrais 1led. Tie Confedera ties
were 2,NFo strong. Nobody was hurt
The Lexington victory is confirmed The
capture Of specie, prisoners, and property is
inlnense.
NASHVILLE, Oct. Tho Bowling Green
correspondent of the Union and dmcyic.,3.
under date of the 3oth ult.. says Gen Buck
ner is advancing towards the ohio river md
driving the Home Guard before hi i'm. 1t was
thought that he would reach Owensboro' on
Monday night. The same correspon dent 8. v :
that the advance guard of the army at Bowl
ing Green moved forward on Monday ten
miles beyond Green river. Rousseau ia report
ed to be retTeatiug.
Iii reported from Bowliu- Green to-day
that the H"ssans have burnt HoxeyiIla and
RoVeTSport OH the Ohio river, and thai
Ger. Euckncr is below the lock At Green
river. near Rochester
". H2ltiemaD, Of she Louisville Courier,
has escaped. lie arrived here day
Coy. Gamble, OF Missouri, has issued a
proclamation caiitn. = ott.e Convention 10
meet in st. Louis, Oct. 10th.
sir james Ferguson, H. p, and Hon. Nj
Bourke OF T.. gland, arrived in this city yes
terday, IN r0etc ;Jr Rivhnoud.
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loan. The Yankees know that this inaneier
who Wfose the Circular know II lie there
fore throws an anchor ahead. He tells the
Enalish ninneyed public that the Yankee Gov.
crnamns expects aud prefers to get its loan
taken BY ifs own people, and the Times ad,ni:e
that II has been ta'ss Far successful! alhdine TO
The hate operation of the New York, gostop
and Philadelphia hunks
The Ts'es, in admitting the wealth of the
Yankee naien. and la ability to pay, provided
It he willing, admits too usIch. Ii cea,d no;
raise Gia,cn0,D lo sterling l$2Da, 900 Goo per
annnm, il everything in all Yankee land were
taxed AS highly as the most highly
taxed articles in the English schedule Ii
tae YANKEE nation had tie ability 70 pay, it
would not, aud if il had the will il eohld not
A contemporary justly remarks that they ale
The poorcs, race upon the face of the earth
What have they TO tax Brick and mortar I!
| The value of that depends apon the condition
| OF business, ana the increase of population.
| What have the Yankees within themselves to
| give rise 30 IA large business. and 10 sustain II
| The Southern trade hrs heretofore been their
entire dependence. They have built their
cities upon II. 1t has covered The sea with
| their vessels |; has dotted over their land
| with manufactures. Take it away from them
as j; will bc taken away, aud their houses 60
Ito decay for want of tenants, their ships 10,
| at tho wbarves tor want of cargocs, and THEN
manufactures lie idle for want of IA market
Their whole property-everythin. that the.
have of a taxable nature-railroad stocks
h INK stocks, real estate, everything tumbles
in an instan,. Their banks lately m.,de TN eA
hibit OF specie to the amount Of nearly forty
millions. while their liabilities seemed very fair
but the greater Part OF this specie was on depo
sit. and, within few months, ON. fourth or il
| has been removed by the depositors. Fol
this fact We are indebted 10 the Wig. Ii
| there b, 40 mistake. the banks of New Yor:
| are Enthusiastically and undenahly bankrupt
| already.
| There can lie no doubt that the London
| Times knew this state OF things perfectly
we'll Ii did moi, however, fee. called upon 20
state the inability Of the IanAecs 70 raise the
money. II answered its purpose fully 10 show
| that the Yankee naiioa would not submit "a
| the required taxation.
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tSaecial ri-nasei to the l.ictnond Dispstcl,.
The ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. 81
Arrival Of the Presidential Personal Recon-
noisanc achievements and Vandalism Of tho
Enemy.

+ FAtar4xr &. IL, Oct. 2.--The President ar
rived nisht before last. Yesterday, escorted
by tho Adams Troop. Of Mississippi, he made
personal reconnaissance in the vicinity, and
towards the cutposts.
At lseadregsr,i's headquarters, the rain to-
day prevented "a general review OF the troops
by the President. He was greeted, however,
hy the soldiers, wherever he appeared, with
enthusiasm.
The Yankees advance cautiously, add hold
Falls Church. and press our lines near Anan-
dale. A large volume of smoke Is seen to-
wards Fails Church. I learn that the old
church, which was built prior to the Revolu-
ton, WIS burnt last night.
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re- A4rEsrIos. M,RytAyp.es,f

re ATTENTION, MaRYLAypTRs ,-couy Oxr.
CONE ALi--co. Z. Thonas being captive ia
the hants OF t.is Liacnnfes his friends are invited
to meet THIS EVENING, Ca important bcsi.,s.s. =
All aEe Invited, Tlay sial! hssr tie Colonels
Sieyss Tome to tAen .y fiest isE.ls. ". AlExAs-
hfR hasta'lon maei be forasd. Ii we cannot
go with him, 10 oattls fo= dear Maryland we via
carry lis ban.s taese. propose 10 raise q body OF
nasn, 10 be sailed the "Zarvoua Zeuayesm One Of
the .e.9a.is companies Is already in the field
arsned aud equipped. Three mo re ars wanted i'm.
Neutrality-suspicious. 70 esy sort Of assg are PLAYED
oEf--ii Is now merely u matter af aWiil Won. or
won't your There are numbers here who ars
rae come and examins-join. aud you shall! have
just IA much work ~ You want. Now We will ar
reu ssen learn how iiany takers there are among
me .soionels itisnds hia plans stall 10 adhered
To- Asef on itRa stT.s- e,,weea Main sad gary
Two doors hsi"s n-sad ! io.ksni,h esaalIiAhnles,
al O'clock r. III. =
Il. VI, Al,EXANDEl, Adlvasat.
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WHEAT AGAINsr RYE.--We pubiished a
communication Yesterday, in which it ~as
stated that wheat WAS full, as good a suirii-
tute for coffee as rce.
4 farmer in the country, before this con-
m,lnicati"n was published. requested US TO say,
thai wheat makes a much IetfsF substitute
than rye. tie hopes, he says, that the establish
ment OF this fact viii have some effect upon
the price of wheat. -inco he has earl ed tLat
rye is already selling for three dollars a
bushel. For oar own part. We arc rsioicsd to
hear it, for we are sworn foes to lnonopo-
lists, especially 10 those monopoli,ts VINO are
trading largel: al this time rpon the wants
Of their countrymen-upon the health and
comfort OF the soldiers who are fighting
their hattes-nion the neeessaries tlait sus-
tain the lives Of all their fellow citizens
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TIE Federal Pickei<-Adjutant G.. ".
Alexander, on his recent remarkable zip of
adventure, from Fort McIfenry, recounts "a
good Joke, az follows: Three lri>lnen came
to ii ho:ise where the Adjitt..n; lay concealed.
They represented themselves as deSerters
from the Lincolnite army, aud begged means
20 assist iheln home-not wishing 10 serve "A
despot any longer, Sc, &c. They We're closely
questioned, and at has, the following clincer
WAS put How did you get by the piekets =
A" And. 10y j,.hera. weren't re the picaet,--do
You mind that e. This wss sufficient they
received assistance, sud went ca their way.
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4 FRMALE SPT or \ Poor. TrFE.-The Nor
tee of 4 lady who left that city few days
ago:
An ancient sarrulous female lef: this city
several days go in the flag Of trace boat ~
Old Point. on her LAY North. She was
crammed fall Of venom against the people al
the South, where She has lived for many
years owing, We unders tand to the fact that
she was Interested in some property which
had been destroyed at the burning of The
Navy ard by the Northern vandals for
which she conceived the Southern Confedera-
cv Ought ~ have paid her. However,
Whe her this Is the cause of her hatred 10
everything Sonther1 or not, we are unable to
state positively though che Uas so ANXIOUS
10 ia]iict what she conceived /. deadly wound
oi'cn the cause oI the South, that she could
scarcely contain herself long, non2h TO get
shore 7t Oid Point before she tH9ln her TRADE
Of abu2A against every thing Souti. AID South
era. She would doubtless have spOpuet," if
she he'd not got relief 80 early bur fortu-
nately Tor her. she found Federal officer IT
the wharf where the boat landed and 10
him she BEGIN to uahrrden herself OF the Va
r.oils and Important secrets she thought she
possessed, in regard TO our plans, fortifica-
lions, FORCES and intentions, herpabuuts.-
1t Is said old Wool Thought he had dr.: WI L
tiptop priZr when this crnne was first
brought III before him and began her ssr.tik -
but from her iucCsstat iaoDer, she pretty
soon ulteceiyeI Him and he made up his
mind that no Such le2lty vessel is she pro we'd
herself. could carry a valuable Freight 50 le
dismiss Il her nom lis presence rs soon az
possible.
ii is III ought the General had slight sns-
picion taat the enemy had Il design against
hm personally, aud had seat this ntiqua teti
Mrs. Caucie there 10 talk him TO death.
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Ateiiea:ai Dea'h II q Soi3ter.-Ne learn
with regret I!aI Private Boswell. Of company
A. 18th Virginia regiment. Col August sta
tened on the Peninsula, lost III. life a few
days ago by aceidcnt lie was eating
down q .rre for the pnrpose Of catching Il
squirrel which had t4ken refuge in the
branches, and when it fe. Mr. Boswell WIS
unfortunately in lis way, and was crushed 10
death
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GgoRsIA.-An election battle over the Gov
ernorship OF the Empire State seems inn
minent. The Hon. T.. A. Nisbett has been
nominated BY az Convention, and the papers
favorable 10 him talk loudly of a treraend Gus
uprising of unanimous popular sen timent in
ms support. Per contra, it appears that the
friends of the present Governor, Joseph T.
HroWn, do not intend To have him ruled of
the ssacsr, na1 those papers in his interest
laugh to sco1n tie ,aoIehl OF the ,i,.1aeaa 50
ground swell in favor OF the Canventioii
nominee.
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4 Sight 44ccedenk occurred to the troop
train which leit Richmond on tie Contra.
Railroad last Tuesday evening. The only
damage was the broaking Of truck, though
had the train been going at full speed the dis
as...r you'd have perhaps been serioas The
JEFF. Davis artillery were Oh board the train
nj tho time
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ssx7sssssse Fs3- RsAuADz W. 1bOn5ys
~ LARGE SsLE Uf '
SUPER TNGRaIN,
THRaE-PLy,
BRUSSELS.
STAIR AND PASSAGE
e AHPETTN MOS.
locking,
OIL CLOTHS,
BLANKETS, s.
AT Al CTIOE.
haze 'usi received, ~, con srnn.sr, e. I.Ap,:e
fTock al the lbo,e GOODS, Consisting 81 Ia.
best
l.oweii Ingram aod 3-ply CARPETINCs.
u artia'd Co. Irefain AID Spy I. To.
tfesshy 4 s'n's English Brussels & AEPGTfyC
sa3 RUGS
Par'.'e { fi"Inen's English Brussels and Ter. e.
ty CARpET3.
s'air 80 sage or CLOTHS.
BoCkt St4S. ef al W .dhs.
RUGS, DOOR MATS
BLANKETS.
A'6 "tr goods in t;.:s line sniisd 10 The beat eliza
trade. '' '''
M Tbese goods are consigned I. me iron,
Son1hern city, AID have never been exhil it.d n
this market A VI
ton q: MY store. No. 40 Main street on TT -
d. +, !: H:6, ep.nTcncirg al ~ o'circf.
hey wisi be ~ arranged on Ehe 6ay of sale s.. E.,
exhibit the quality and pstt.In.
Dealers aud CONSUMERS are particularly Yaar,..,
ed 20 at'e...i tA- goods fraiy worth Their 49,,
. teation
Sale p" hive and without reserve.
IEeMa-Cash.
"e3 T. COOK, AHetlone-r
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TIE Raraoaeoas.-Mes.rs. Wells 4 War
wiek's company continue 10 cater for the
amusement of The public at metropolitan Han,
and their popularity is IN no " Use diminished.
A mev patriotic song, by Professor Hewitt,
has been brought Gu, with excellent effect
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PICKED Up AT Sga.--The following was
picked mp in bottle at sea, dated Aug. ISL !:
"Gone down In the Bay of Bi-cay, the screw
steamer Hiaro. Have taken to the boats. but
GpH't expect to see Land again. May the Lord
haye hns.cy On Ia
Johs Sqssrox, First Mate
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Dcfcrtsre Of 7'roops.-The Fourth Louisi-
ana Battalion, commanded by Major Wadde,l.
departed from inc CRY .ssi syesing by the
Central train. The men are we'll arasai AK,
equipped.
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Sick Soldiers.-A special train arrived from
Manassa at 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
bringing $50 sick soldiers from the various
camps. They were placed IN ambalanees and
conveyed 10 the hospitals
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G. =. Dtstrsc. Coart.--Edward A. Pollard.
Of Virginia. was yesterday. on motion of Dis.
tfiet Attorney Aylett, admitted rs attorney
aud coprseii.s III she Confederate States Dis
irict Court, how in SESSION in this city.
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Arrest or AuoLirIosfsTs.--A German
naas.ed Casper king, and James Inlay,
bfnseriy issese CT q race course 1t New Gr-
leafs, were arresitd in that city few DAYS
sKe, for being Lincoln syupathieu.
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Teassai Ra,lfoad-By tho new schedais
which has inss been adopted, the morning
train an the cen.ra Ecsd leaves Richmond IL
ha!fpast 7 O'Clock.
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" ANT E D.
w T Il UITS
ar. L. I. ~

w u L
az. L. T. ~
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND JIGHT IN
PANTRY BlIES
Each recruit enters setive service "a soon az Ell.
listed
Any number Of good Recralts Will Be received
into this corps, permission having ceeu on; aimed 20
Increase the same 10 complete battalion. The
El1e7 are ATTACHED 70 the Legion royg in service III
Weston Virginia. under the Command Of Rr;gadiar
Crrer. ienry a. y Use.
The S!r,s are enlisted for The ertire Continuance
Of tlc T, asld recruit viii De received Tor leas
periai NJ enlistment
Apply to Capt. HAMMOND DUNCAN, Wise Legion
Once, ovr~ Z. Fl. 'Tay lor'7 Musc Store No 1eS
aa!n street. between 9Th aud 10th. Richmond be-
tween the hours 81 A. Il. and p NJ
Nona ne"ft apply but r,sn OF good character and
robust health
Honorary members Of ire Blues. and other friends
throughout the country, ars requested To assist us
Uniforms and other necessary clothing furnished
o. JENNINGS WISE
an A---iSsNH CAPTAIN r T. l. i
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FROM MISSOURI.
The Capture CT Lexington CoDfrmeG-T
Legislature Removed There.


Sr. JosEPiIs. Mo, Sept. 3l.-Gen. Preutiss
arrived on Monday evening, and assumed
command OF the forces yesterday.
GBX?aIE, Oct. 1.-The Chicago Tribune. oil
the 18th, acin We'd es The victory Of the Con
federates AT Lexington IL De complete Col
biGiiigan CON manded, with @,daa troops
strongly eutrenched His reinforcemcnts
Were intercepted and driven back. The feh.
lasted FOR several days-fro,n the 10th 10 the
olst. Tie situation OF the Federals grew t;a-
pirate. Sorties and skirmishts took place
cons ttntly. The Home Guard becarte gr.&tIy
diss Hected. and first raised the white flag.
Finally, the Federals he'd Il council and de-
cGed 10 capitulate. Price demanded he IN
condition surrender of the officers. Tie
men were allowed TO depart without arms
The Fed",2ls marched out to The tame Of
'Uiyie." UuIligan shed tears and tie %.
raved, hut toof< TIE pa h not 70 serve 2 2. list
the Conf-,teracy. Mulligan wa wonadea.
Gov, Jackson arrived 1T Lexington On sat
ucday with the Legislature.
The prisoners, properly, ard snecic cap
tuTed are immense. 1t is = splendid ard
probable victory.
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Springfield Hostifok--We are requested to
aekHonie edge The rse.srt Of II chickens from
siiss Eliza Ctil,ss, OF usIager, for The Spring.
Geld Hospital
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PAY OtfICE E&tiINsLa DXPAIr'r ~ "a,
Richiaand Va, Sept. 20h, let'i
u Office The Acting payr4as-er for .sa Eli.
~ ginecr Department Of Virginia viii be in his
ety from the It'll to the i9r,, NJ orie,e~ cEsiye
;of tie purpose of making payments for Materials
sIid supplies i.-eudng labor furnished for Det,n-
sve y 9Fas CONSTRUCTED under ihe aTccsin,a II The
Engineer Office of ills city. lie will tcen visit
NogioiR and vicinity, for tbs purs % paying Tor
Nnrf, done and su Pile. Furnished uadcr the ,!irec.
t3n Of tac Engineer Office there
Parties having ciaiIas will pl :: present them to
tbs proper office, that they ma iJa rsde olt and
approve IN time tn be paid by him
JAMES MAURICE
lsi Lieut.. Aet'g Paynas,er Ene'r Deat.
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THURSDAY morning, Sept. Is. lStl.
al have Just arrived AZ cam p with Il tfnioa
men ;.s prisoners, ard find Gen Lees forces
1000 strong. We anticipate a fight. Some
think it will be II hard tight. hut | think not,
owing 10 the strength OF Gen. Lee. The enc
my's FORCES reported from ten TO twelve thou-
sand"
Mr. Crockett, on his way. passed through
Phillippi, wns he tells rs the Federlls have
burnt and destroyed all the property in tn
place. They nave broke the windows ard
doors out OF al the houses in the town, broke
and burnt all The furniture, valuable ca hi
nets, books. DC, oi the citizens. The church.
about a mile ont Of town has been com p.etely
destroy ed. and the minister's liou1e has been
served i'll me same gay. Nothing being lett
of either eN"erft the bare walls.
In Beverly, they have been equally rs de-
stGnetiNr, and III both places ;hey have rob
bed and stoica everything they could Icy
their hands upon. The FtderlS have laTge
stores OF provisions, &c, at Beverly. and
they have notified the citizelI, OF their lntpu-
ton 10 destroy the place entirely, when they
get re;;0 Y leave 1t.
At tia.'kS burg, the GPaGCua riprS 0f Genera
koseucraaz. Mr. Crockett was informed by
SOME one, i'll whom ha has confidence, that
Gen. Posencra;z l:aG given orders ard had
men detailed for the special service OF firing
the whole place Every night, IA CiArkS'ur.-
ti.a wagons AZ" backed up, and the mules
picErteG around them and on The outside Is
piled w bales Of hay, making Il com hustib Die
pile, where III" lIlel stand ready u FIRE the
whole cHucern iii the event Of Rose lcrdnZ bo-
ing defeated.
so great is the alarm and certainty of their
detea al through Western .rginia. tina: il
amounts 10 a perfect panic T.lon. the Union
ISIS III IN u section.
so great is the demonstrate zion of some CT
Tie InGitna regiments III Virginia. Iarticu-
larry thr l3sh and l4:ii, that they were. daily
threatening revolt unless they W"rs paid OH.
They have been In service some three or four
months, ard haze never received cent oi
money, or sfru anything of Il pavlnasj Mr.
Crochet who vas acting il tiie caIracity
of lnsultal steward 70 our wounded lmcn,
mingled in freely Wit! the Federal soldiers
aOd had ample C?N0I tunltics CT learning OF
their t,isanec;icu in that quarter: and from
the accounts he brings. we are satisfied our
people have adequate idea OF the disafEec-
tlon in the Federal ranks. He al.0 repre-.
SCENTS th1t there Is great deal Oh sickness
among them, and that some regiments ttat
~c,a ente.fd rs fail, have not now more than
h3l! their complement I. Some OF the re2i-
ncnts have buried three or four az their
taptaius and six or eight Of their Iiouien-
ants, from sickness alCne. since Tie battle Of
Eich Mountain. itsiics what are in the
hospitals there, from 30 to 100 leave in the
trains, on the sick list for their HON IS, every
week.
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HiSS NoItEE--Any or vi,hi.< /, s,ni
letters 60 bundles 10 the H. IT, /. BLUES
OF the i<e Legion, will please senI Thesr - 1h1,
c. EppsS shop. corner Of lst ard aroarl reefs. be-
fore = O'clock Z. NJ, Fr;tay.
CHAs. Il. EPPS.
TIIoS G. Ei'pS, ia, sa.t
&C 2-@t- L. W. WEIS.ShR.
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OFFICE K. X p. Il. X. COMPANY

OFFICE X. 4 i. Z. K. COMpANY,,
RCHMOAD ID. IA OFT. T. i-6l {
nN AND AFTER FRIDAY. October 9TH.
! J the Trains OF this Road viii be rua a, fol.
lows;
Mali Train leaveS Richmond daily nj : ! NJ
treiga' AMI AcSo;nmodatiCn Il Ans daily, except
Sundays, at A. 81. and 3 T.. NJ
The Mail Train Ia the only oae CONNECTING ,y;,n
the koads sorfh OF P.,ersbure -
Travellers will bear in f,,inl that ~, t.oyera.
iae'; requires al r.o..s lesyug the civ by This
Roa... "a aase a l..aspor,.
I-tf T. H WYNNE s,,,,
4 G A X ID - he junior partner a. ne ,i,r,
"A OF POWELL & SUBLETf having been ab-
snt Ter several weeks on account Of siekne, has
returned and will give his personal attention 10 The
sac o. a. s'nds OF Produce consigned to US
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e EXA& Va.


l. UNA WAY-Erom thu Subscriber nsar VII
III niust,n, tluvsnna county,
THREE SLAVES
il SSE--A T3uiatto Eau, shoe, ~ wears ola =
feet high, Las towards the lower ;sa-, OF h.
back irom eHr;iac; h4d on Tery good brown
Waes hat grey nocA or suck cost, ana eroy
cotton Fmnts: "a Ks ST art.
EL1h!hG--A brown rearo very high fore
hen6 siloUt > iest high: 90 years Oh; had uo pair
OF boots with iron plaes on tde hc.la; Is qri
'poa.-n "le somewhat pop-eye'l, and under LIP in
ciinti 10 Gull
JOHH-A da'k brown boy, about l6 years slt.
1ni . itet Lirh; bat. on a Shops grry ss.rk ecal
black S:tin"t pans, and iight-ro!crea sHai-1rr
hat.
an a ID" q iuion they were decoyed ,ror, hcr..
by some gndpr tn. pron,iso ii Freedom bur
who vii try to s-u them IL Ri"InI, uh or tun them
South. viii 1--WE . reward OF TEN rOt a. rs,
each, II taken n lie state, o. fWENTY-FIyr
DOLLARS cNth, !f taken OFT o. tha State ,
confined il l9i 80 that ! can ioeoyt lheru
CONSTANTINE q. PERHiNS
Near Wll;at1 ,,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03
EsrECIAL NOTICE.

In retiring from the Dry Goods business q as.ug
sot ou entire stock we take this opportuEtS
OF returning thsnks 20 orr friends and the pua =
for the Kind patronage received from them
SWORDS & TUAE-
\. B.--AO persons indebted 70 "a viii pce,p
make i.nnicdiyte payment.
We will DE - The store from o'c,o5k until =
and from Unit! 6, unit! further notice.
&c l:}tf2dpl g. ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-03
TKRNs on VT nrgrArcA,

DAny PArkx.--yses ,,r,s ssar rorv n, III,
counteE and from the regular carrier, OF In.
0v. ref annum, 81 ssx months, ~; three
SnAi- WEEKLY .---*S per amman.
WEEKLy ~ per annum.
Neather the Semi Weekly Eor Weekly paIei
Wal Be sent for less term imam lively
months.