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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30
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In obedience - year ofdeIe naovsd IN
ia's p3ags It II D'gloek issi night, attacked
the epsEny at 3 D'el,ck Bsis afternoon, and
9saTs ~ taejr 9utpoass, and, after = brilliant
action u tzD b9grs. completely routed them.
taxing al their cannon and much n their
camp eqaipage. ard many PRISONERS. Our
oss i cnt tFlf7ing, bot cannot cay 10 vba,
extent.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30
Political Chart for the Times.

ThIS CL@rt has large, sf@ AEe engEzEagS q L5acou
s.2o IL nEs CzDlnezl sz1 Q: General SCR. General
Butter Gen. AE1srson, Col Ellsworth, Head-7secs
S1th 1-ss s2shl1stDa- ete- Map showing tie fEes
tsTrtc-.eE- border si3T5 Stses and EAcsdzd states
ald territories Il different cog-s szia-.as q. ofezy
statistics q tie electsoa of 1862 census Of Is s5
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sizs Z5I5s- Price - cents
Be careful - address
H. H. LLOYD &c CO..
% Howard Street New York.
Sew York, October ~. IsEI-2-
DURE Ground Pepper, our own grinding.
IL and warranted pure, at
oct3p Z. J. HOFFMAN'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30

sa~Jgdgs Bond. IN Ws8rssiaz sentenced
9phn Kong, gae II The Baltimore ristsfe #
April last, . one gears imprisonment and
S1y) fac, - the same tjne telling BIN ,i.as
the testimony wonld have warr4asel hss H.
d'etpsDt and eongigtsoa fgr murder instead
81 not, and that sll 1vlg Tux patt IN that riot
we're guilty u murder.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-30

Hf2~Ihs weather, although gceasfa..allg
frosty, stD continues pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
EY THE PR ESIEnENT'
Il PROCLAHATIOE.

WHEREAS. It hsh pleased Almighty God, the
Sovereign Di-po<er of eveas, 10 protect and d.
fard TOO Confoaer;.te ates .itFl=vta, thor con
fic: with tn lr enemies, AID 70 bs unto them q
shield:
And, WI .reas with grateful thank we Recognize
KS band AID ackn .wedge thai not un.e III, but
unto him beloug~th tbs victory and In humble
dependence upon His Almighty strength, and trust.
ing in the justne.s Cf our couss, we appeal 10 Am
that Il msy SGT at naught the efforts Of cur ele-
miss. sn1 pat thsIn TO confusion and shame:
Now therefore, 1. JEI PERSON DAVIS Priest
dent Of the Con eierate stafes In yew OF the In
po 0ing conliei, 10 hereby et apar. F'RIUs' y the
Is day OF yember, day CT fasting hum,ii,
s,ion and prayer Ind do hereby invite De Rev.
rreHd CT rsy asd people of these Confederate
States, 20 repair on that d.y 20 their usu4 places
of public worship, and to iiuploEe ths blessing OF
Almighty God upon arms, that he msy give
US victory over our eLeuirs, preserve our homes
and .'ted ii poliuti u, and secure to ~ The re-
storation OF peace and prosperity
~ Given under ny hand snd the seal Of
t,~-r-~ the Confederate Sites, ST Riekmoua,
ti. h y first day of October, in the year OF orE
lord oae thoussli eight hu,rice, and sixty-one.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
by ILL., President!
r ". Z. HUsTER,
no t--enStI5N Ss,cressrv Of S.ate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05


CITY CpxacsJ.-A caIled meeting Of the
Mesats. Saunders. 0ruttan, Denoon, Wynns,
Ha-kius, Eppes, Stoker Crutchheld, Scott,
Griffin, alzehrooE and Hill. j,
The President read report which be had
prapared, setting forth the action OF the Coun.
ell authorizing and provi ting far the issue OF
s3aa. 100 Of small notes, &c, calling ausntlon
. the fact that the grand jury OF the Circhit
Court had presented the city, ana ALSO each
person engaged in signing them, W hereiore No
had STONED the issue, and convened the Coun-
I'll in order that action might be taken on the
matter The report recommends the appoint,
neat Of committees 10 prepare u memorial
Il, be presented to the State Convention Tor
The passage OF an act legiizing wh;t the city
nas Issued TIE notes thus lar iss'ied nave
been applied AZ follows Sloo,oc i"f equip
ping the volunteers in the service OF the Con
!,sderate States, from this city Slo,u0o Tor de-
fences around the city $1,000 for the support
Of tbs wives and children OK the volunteers
in service; $1,000 10 make the cash pay usent
for il"nee purchased of L. u. Crenshaw for
the use Of President Davis; :? ,9i3 81 Tor fnr-
nitnre in said house; s. 2sS ~ for board bill
ut the Spotswood House, and $4,000 loaned
t, the Con fadersie Government; amounting
IN the aggregate ~ $ISi ,234 81 There has
been issued s27S $40 SO, via. $780, 600 two
ioiti uuttst gDVsJut ouO tOh<$A ANiN9s abN
Si4,7il 81 in ftty cent notes.
The report was received and laid on the
table.
ar. Grattan read paper setting forth the
.ivantages of the Issue of small notes nv the
Corporation of Richmond. He then submitted
Fhe following resolutions, waich were
adopted;
Resolved, That applies ton on beh ali Of the
Council of The City IF Richmond b made to
to iegailze the act Of The tounciI in issuirg
notes OF ths city, aud 10 author2. the Issue
" said notes Tor such amount ard for snch
inc as the Conven ton my deem expediant.
Resolved, That the fur The issue of not
by he Council oe suspended.
Dir Scott otfe'e ed the following resolution,
whieh vas !a!d upon the tabie:
Resolved, That the Auditor be instructed
to report 70 the CUuucil the number and
mount Of ttnES COLLECTED for the violation OF
toe ordinance prohibiting the opaniEg OF bar
r3oms Ca sunday and =. curing BAR rooms to
be clossd al 10 uciock, K. N.
On III ton of Mr. Wynne the suta Of siJ ,0GO
was alpro qriated for the deitnees now being
erected ound the city.
4 petition from Crsii%haw d. Co was pra.
scented, a. king thai the surplus OF the cloth
purchased by the uncil 20 make clothing for
the volunteers he returned TO the firm at cost.
TIE pc zion WAS hid on the table, and the
Committee OH Arms Instructed - take charge
II the cloth remaining in the hands Of the
ta,lbrs.
Oumotion, adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
appointment

PRoHoTIoSs.-In the war in which we are
engaged rank Ia not the SYNONYM If honor
Tie most honorable position In this contest 10
shas OF the private soldier. His position is
any thing bnt Il degraded one. II is, indeed,
most honorable, He is no enlisted mer-
oenary. He IL o volunteer in the Service Of
Lie country. He comes forward at his coua-
.ry's call, Offering TO fight her battles, with
cat name Or the chance of fame, without rank
Or pay. tie comes forward in the spirit of
Perfect self sacrifice, giving up home, comfort
everything, profsring to run tho gauntlet OF
disease and to brave death al the eannon's
mouth tor no possible reward or return, but
tbs consciousness OF having served his country
Ia her time of need Tie fable of the Roman
Cartius is she beet Implication of the s.1
iaanaeiaaion OF the Southern private soldi>s
TIE officer fghis, in part NJ lsast, tor pay; TIE
private from pure, srlf.Aaeriiicing patriotism
How warmly does The private soldier enlst
the aaocticuate syDpsthi1s oil the Southern
heart No generous man or true woman can
see ~ snaasiatsd seIaisr, wan With disease
aDd bsas with suffering, walking feebly along
sss streetA withous the dsepes, emotions OF
respect and kindnesa. What a contrast be.
tween The feslings inspired by sush specta.
s'e and thcss provoked BY the gay trimmings
"sa PERT assurance Of the throngs of officers
DO sseu 70 dwsu spon our streets, Instead
Of patiently And boaorsbly deyotiav them.
seises 70 their dasies In esmp.
Ihsse ofaeees greatly mistake the r.ues and
shs temper Of the people who think that rank
hsny passport nos 70 popular estimation. We
know Of bat one advantage that rank esn
c.afer, and t,atl is It's additional pay. ri.
p~esls are as read, 70 honor Captain who
does his duty faithfully ~ . Major. General or
y General ~ Chief srhsy will pay honor ID
sss faithfnf csptaia or G~nessi; but they love
tbs private soldier. Witnesses the immense
esstSibuEiCns 81 tho people to The comforts Of
sha weeps IN his was, nsd ~ one will aass
sicn ~ - iAss h h ths ps!sAss soldjs, yho
Il4nls ~ laIAs 4sssionxle ~ ssndsf synsa.
49, u - teattA m ~ tasspsss u
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Ga 81 Is IS. 80
II Ass e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
Onuotion, adjourned.

County C9art---Juatices Girnett. Nettles,
Nuek' Is Gnidrey. aud Barton preaiding.--
The quarterly term of the County Court Of
Hearico commenced yesterday We append
Il list Of presentnents made By The Grand
jury
John ITeniein, for keeping a house where
unlawful gaming IA carried on.
Joseph Rose Tor allowing slavsa 10 assem-
Die unlawiulyy on his preInsea
James Patterson. for allowing slaves TO a.
aernb'e unli fully on his premises-ivo
cases.
Henry Brsmmar, for selling ardent spirits
without iirence-~tyoO cases.
Robert AudsdDs, tor selling ardent spirits
wia1out ieeDse-f0ur cases.
janes Observation-Disclosures Tor nli66e.
Ine4ncr-s true bill
&amncl Brown and George Brown--indict-
I0eIlt for a ulisden2eanoT-A true bill
Charles q. OMps0n--iMdictuent for mis-.
GeHeNI.oF--i. true bill
Samuel Northumberland fer ruisdeinean.
ORA trne hill.
William Northumberland for misdenseau-
or--s; true bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

4TsSreilansog: Gases The law requires the
closing of bar-rooIrs at 10 o'clock a: night,
hut i'll some casas individual preferences oou-
deTan the practice IL was thIa with Edward
Gentry And 5ohn GriLitiis. VINO became thirsty
ou Saturday night At late hour, and made q
demonstration uDon the har-Fonto Of Wua
Hauser, near the theatre, breaking one of the
windows thereof The Recorder deemed the
offence nigdemsanor, and held the parties
70 answer Al indictment
.. ii. Allen, W. Jones, Patrick Lynch,
Charles p Ter. alexander kiI.roy and
Levitt Riley. supported 10 be soldiers, were ar.
ralgned before the Recorder yesterday for
drinking more iqFor than the law allows, and
were severs.ly turned over to the custody OF
army Off 'ers LaFkin Curtis. DISCHARGED
soldier, was up for a similar ofence, ana dis
missed Gu condition of lis leaving town 1ortn-
with
John I. Hughes, charged with beating his
wife, was eaIn nitged in default Of security for
bis appearance before the Grand Jnry 10 az.
swer an Indictment, The circumstances of
chis case were Of peculiarly painful char
;.cter. y similar Charge against John Moore
was continued until 10 day
Oae OF two fines We're imposed for viola
toms OF city ordinances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Petty LarceHseS.--'fnEee small boys, ramed
Thonns Flanagan, Daniel Carney, ANA Dan
jel Murphy, Went ona pillaging ca pedition last
Sunday night, along the dark and dangerous
coast of the Basin. Thay first boarded canal
boar. and, meeting with 40 opposition. took
possession OF . caue-seGt stool, which they
bore OF in triumph s aubteraneau apart
;aent Iii The neighb0rhooj was next explored,
md they sar.!ed off i;s omly piece Of furniture,
q ,,-i-trap ot cunning device; bur imnediatev
afterwards the youthful s.dventucers them
selves fell into trap, warily set by the night
watch, and were conducted to The station.
Aonse. The Recorder gave them 4 lecture
Yesterday, warned them of the certainty Ut i'm
Prisonmens Gil their next appearance, and let
them 20.
Noury, slave Of Col. Sizer. wss arrested for
being without 4 pass s; night, and on suspicion
of stealing Il looking-piass which ne had in
poesesson. At his request, the Recorder sent
for jim, IS brother barber, who so far from
clearing Henry Of he theft, fixed the charge
upon hiai, and sentence OF s. was decraed
Albert, slave of Coaby * Anderson, was
sent down under similar sentence ior steal
ing Il sword and q carpet bag, and committed
10 Jail for going at large.
John, slave of John Baker, etole $3.50 FROM
a telow-serya:it named Caesar, and was punish.
Cd accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Mcdscot Coftcge.--Fh annual course OF Lee
lures commenced Yesterday. In the present
excited state of affairs, the usual unrnbsr of
n,atrIcnlates could hardly be expected, yet
twenty-five names We're entered, and more
will probably be found DESTROYS of availing
themselves OF the adEanf sges afforded for as-
quir'ng thorough medical esiucason
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Pariag. -Frauklin street, below the EX-
change Hotel, h.- been much improved nv re-
paving, as well az NJ go street; and there
ars others which viii. probably receive atten-
ton 10 dae time. Tue heavy sovernnept
wagons, which are constantly driven over the
streets at q rsss OF speed both dangerous and
improper, will create necessity for Z good
doai OF paving work hereafter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

DocE R@cefpfs.-Thc following are the re-
ceipts by Canal during the month of October
l2,oaO bssheis of coal; $50 tons Of scrap iron
10 tons Of railroad iron; COL ,I49 feet of INN.
Der AZ l3s bushels of wheat, geo bushels
OF corn l,63S cords Of wood; !, 30, $50 shin.
gles. The number Of boats and vsssel. ar,
nved is IS, and the number cleared "A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
rUftRE DAYS
~ Z. & COOK. ..sea'r.


THIRST CLASS STOCK or uBOCER'B
Ar AUtTl ON.-The subscriber. Is'saaSs
u discontinue his pre- seat business vii SCI. 81 =
stors, on Byrd between a,h and ION stress =
THURSDAY, eth iast., commencing 81 10 Q e+ -
the w. Gle Of his stock, embracing eyeiy -
usually found In tfst-eisss fsinily srees'yi ~
sis.irg N part Of
SUGAR, COFFEE. CANDLES;
TEAS, SOAR uERRINGs, PIUkLlSi
SAUCES, FLOUR, CiGARs;
Smoking and Che wing ToBACtOi ..
Pure old si:AHDIEs, WINES, COEDl'o'''
Star SNUFF. &C.
Also
A lot of pure Vices Brandy, Wh:ssry .as'!
Bounce, n. LIQUORS in bottles. suitable ~ S7-F
pus poses.
Every article warranted pure and ef inc, 81 -
quality, al If which can b. eoaaieoay e 'aa'''
cd. ---at.SO..-
E Al the FIXTURES esp ersens sbs" w
etani Caess baEsoon F.xEEs :, g tbs go =
sise quality OH fsia'lass. BasA'e'ie 4sD''''
AT tha same time will DO oifsred ,ae AEf q -
store the reu. OF which Ia very aw, 4<
The Subscriber fevls confident 10 sayins 'ss
quality and variety. sls s,cck IS the VT
esery respect eysr offered AZ slet'ou "a "'' az
Tsfss- csTh' positively IN d'. ~ eryy;;swAY.
Sale conducted by T. b Cock Aoy''' Fe'
INTENSIVE TOOK Uf pR.Gyy
IL CHEM PERFUME:.f' f 80,
AkTICLES, &o., Al AUCTION III =
sestcsr intending TO discontinue CUISINES "a y
az hss store No. Ion Sroad, eetwsfa $50 " -.
streets, ON WEDNESDAY. Nov. oth e"O...s a
at 10 O'clock. bis enlirs stock, e@eFsriss !, =
ticle In the Drag busigeaa, amongst "e4SA n
founa Drugs, Chemicals, Ptrfaa.rs, "a,
Gle OF every description. sc --sas mpvS 40
been laid il with great care, sad psf'isai'
70 this trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Wslropoistaa Hal This place Of aInase-
nent continues TO ot!er It's nightly -eries of
mlr,hfai attractions 80 the multitude Wells
Il Co. have satisfactorily proved that good
exhibitions can be gotten up in the South,
whicb are the better for being devoid Of the
gross limitations and peeuliaities pallned of By
performers flesh from Yankeedom. The
company have 10 superiors in Ethiopian bur
ieeq9e, or the necessary Instrumental music
The ir4nalic performances are iikewis quite
ss.llsiActQrv 70 the nnblc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

County Jazi.-A committee appointed by
the Grand Jury, OF H.urico county, 70 sx.
anime the condition of the Jail, reported yes.
terdsy that the building was in good order.
except that the piastering wac injured in some
dows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Tint of Bernard--Mr Crump commenced
and concluded his argument for the defence
yesterday, and Mr.. Lyons will continue Oh the
same side TO day. The closing argurn ent for
the Commonwealth will be delivered by John
b. Young, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

First Company Hoa7it=ers.--We learn that
Can't John c. Shields has bsen transferred
from the command IF the FRS Company III
Howitzers, to the Ordnance department ih
.fis city, AMI assigned TO duty at the Camp a
IrstrIlcrinn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

Arrest-Tro individuals were arrested
Yesterday on auspicion of committing rob
berry al the Exchange Hotel few nights
AGO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

foskpoa<d The departure OF 80 prisoners
lor South uarolina was postponed. tna arraag.
naSns. being incomplete yesterday. Thsy VII
tsast IN : dny or t3a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

- ELECTORAL TICKETS. The E lend.
- of JOHN TYLER Esq can procure, ssith-
otii ehsrTs ut The FL niDac Isice. Elec' rai Tick
et5 aiiA lis ZANE L them IS . candida for tn
Qoufede rete Congress. no eide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
Contributions fer the Lsdies.

1atSrs DaspatcA Within 8 few days The
removing sums have been given 10 the Bap.
list olporsaee Board, iacat- d in this cits, 10
reading:
Professor James r. Boyc4, d. D.. 80 o.
,f~oTkia Etpist Associ non -. ...... 400 90
hsv- =. W. u. .r.ath, of Texas, per
y. q. Poweii ESD. s................. so 60
jams A David, ir-eBviIle, n. q. ts.r
Rns Ps Boycs, d. D......... ess 90
has A Eabank, Bedford county 81
Mat. Wilson, OF Tennessee - ~ ~
Mrs. Mamie l.. Eisala, Howardsyiils.
:. 'I9inA. ..... -. .................... r So
y =, n Al W Foushee, Culp~pp.rG.H. 10 40
Rsv = uuInnH, haie,gh. n Co.. ii 50
~. =. Ivy KIN, NAacon, Oeorgia...... 5 90
II n Ra.',a ~ rsdsrtcksburE, Va... q 90
fsrofassnr ! Il ! naIiotse, tlrsinia.... 90
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

On the I'd inst . Dir. WIN. Jennings rssi
denc~, H. Sidney at 7 .'ei ck p. N II s. ApPO.
LOSY JENNINGS 10 the 7s'h !, ear of ter .ee
Tue frae. DIS and cquaintsne-s OF the faulty ere
fequefIed III end tbs mineral from The residence
of Mr.. wm. 81 islfsings, this morning, ut 10 elk,
with at further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

MS~ DTTNL0P. aoNCURE & CO.., ask the st.
centloa u dealers to ths II euction sas OF Rs
MOL aSsEa, RICE, &c.. coinmeaciuS st II o'clock
THIS VI I~IHcy
Sale without regard 20 weather. lao 5-itI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
PIE e SOyAL.


VIZ H. THOM OF the 5th Alabama regi
w . men Is sough FIR BY his fathsr now in
hi city. Aoy information or nj. bouts ~ilI
b. III tlkfully recsved, at the American Hotel, BY
hi3 fathsr
no 5--3+ JONATHAN THOMAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
2EsEEEaE. TRTYEES.

ns tbs GOcf3ti SSIONE RS CON i'CF0RS
AND CLERKS, tor the Eleciio" an " dnesd- ?
p-e II gueated to meet This Ar FERN 0'N, at
O'Clock, at tie Sergeant, Office II the ity Hal.
no lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

y, JAMS, LYONS.--To tire Yaers Of the
- CHE. Of Richmond and HiEtianas, arg. aud
Ill Cou7li.s If Hea,ico. Fetc Kent, o. st 10
la9rstyv Ycl vji hid urcn csst ysorr votes
for preaIfen' Vie President. and Cong-eA man for
la.s District Rally 70 lhe poiis and ssrl'ort the
Eentletua whore name heads thii article He re.
oseser tod ynu III uly and TO your eptl, 'a:i-
fscrioB, Ii The II us5 cf Dele <ale-. Gensa', and
Convention Of = Il; ard. with his ability "a
peIisnee viii make you tIus repres Al tstive.
no S--s~ RICHMOND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
LOS I. aTRAYEHs. as.

I tST-Yesterday afternoon nain street,
Z oet~eu TIh street and the American Hotel, a
GUILD LINK BRACELET, Of (rsnoese work,
fornltd o. series Of knots A liberal reward will
oe pal fog its return 20 this Office, or No rs Me
Oh 4ric' uaii TO Sta
OSr-A GRAFT on the Bank of the Corr.
Z 4 mol~ealtb for 81 drawn by the Cashier of
tbs 6ank Of ~ inshts.r. it was made pay able 70
sos.e ono whose name l. not remembered ard en-
dT-ef. Pay nrnt il stopped. 7 he finder will Re
literally rewae dad. if lie at hil ofiee. no S-ts
7 OST.-Tbe hickman that carried lady ans
Z gentleman from the Petersburg car, on 2 -.
u. ia, 'veni last on FIR noh Gerdeu Hill, vii
please leave ,le SET Il r. RI ieis In the cA
this Office, as the bach man is known.
MOIST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

UTANrED AZ gen'ea an ~ishss 10 procure
wv BOARD and LODGING for himself and
family Tho latter esnsists of his wife and two
children, aged respectively { ard yeas with q
emaie ssrvant. He vans two Esd rocus
wuieh 20 will furnish For bcs-a, lodging fuel
and itghrs, be il willing 20 pay $50 per month.
Aifr ~ h 4 s &. 20 5-Ts