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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

A BSCONDED from the service Of the city, On
N Uth June last negro man palBsd ADD
son. Said negro il about 30 years cid; about six
lee! high; black, rough skin; walks badly; very
coarss and somewhat hoarse Voice
Also. on the 18th July a negro hoy nelnsde
JACKSON, shout ie or 10 Years old; woey hair;
dark brown skin; some blotches about the face;
stoops forward when walking, and speaks quick
when spoken TO. The said negroes were hired Of
Mr. Thos. NJ Jones Of Richmond
will give the usual reward for their apprehee-
sion and delivery to nue., confinement IN Msssrs.
Jones T. Skaters JAIL 30 that can get them agaIa
X. ii. HIGGINS
an I9--ts Oyersser City Hauds
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BY SUMNER 4 BURRR&& lscs's.
(lrou. front Building, Governor r. y

(lrou front Building, Governor -
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AZ AuC
lvl TION.-On TUESDAY. the Nd hstena ~
viii ssIl a our wazsrooms, 500 paekaeos Ian1fae
tured TOBACCO, ringing hon eeu1eo = 0nass
grades. Other large ccnslgAmsats ~ e1peeta1
making altogether one OF the mosl dsaisahas sal.s
OF Manufactured Tobacco ever offered u III 0as.
ket. The attendance Of the trada = invisea
70 20 SUMNER = BURRDeo Aueta
POSTPONR11NT.-Ths Abose ale Of Mama
factured Tobacco y unsyoldably p0atpcooA until
"WEDNESDAY (to.Eaorr0w.) tho 2lth ineoanA q
Il o'clock SUMNER = DU3D104
seq Auetiaooees
- 4 CAUTHORN. l.ss5s1S1.
A uCTl0B SALk-On WEDMxSnAY uaxA The
IA 2th Rant. Ne viii I'LL q oar steso, g lSxa
street. commencing q % o'eloek 4. NJ
80 hhds. really prime n. q. 8tl0A1G.
100 ticsces RICK;
NOLANSE6.
COFFEE;
SODA;
PEPPER, &c.
CHA6. T.. WORTHAN = co
Sale conducted By 3. cAuTHoRxs Aaes.
- 4-tds vs. & ssx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

Abseond-d from ti.e services q.
II, the James River and Kanawha CoinpanY,
Sunday last, Two negro men, naina.i af.Tktt X .la
EDWARD.
ARTHUR belongs 10 M:s Ellis, in spotsylyanla
county He IL about thirty yeats OF age, is OF low
stature brown color, Mt face with scar il, and
hiss enc defective eye.
EDWARD belongs to Mfs. EauSoiph, In Fan
auier county. ie Ia about sixty years of aga. al
low stature aud brown color. The company viii
pay what the law allows and ten dollars besides
each OF these men, if arrested and returned 10 Mr..
Smith A. Tborp, Master Carpenter. near the fret
lock on the canal, three miles above this city.
Z. j.. CHfNN,
iy To- tt Sup't j. H. and X. Can.4l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

nUbLIC SALE.-The subscriber will sell to the
i highest bidder. on tho premises, ON SATUR.
DAY, the 9th inst, at o'clock r H., the Dwell.
ing House aud four Cabins, at the Mineral Spring,
near Rosewood Mills-said buildings to be removed
within thirty days from day Of sale.
TERMs-Cash. DANIEL Z. GARDNER
p e.-Will be added to the sale, one or two good
HORSES. SO 23-5t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

IN 4 r U t y 4 > SALE OF LAND AND
ID NEGROES. fa.rn upon which the late
Chapman W. Manpin resided, In the county of Al.
bemarle will be sold the premises At public auc-
ton, TUESDAY, 3Cth OF Sept. 1t is beautifully
situated at the base Of the Blue Ridge aud q miles
north Of Mechnm's River Depot, on the Virginia
Central Railroad. It contains $40 acres, nearly
AGO of which are cleared, under excellent fencing,
and in high state Of improvement.
Al the same time will be sold about twenty very
likely NEG ROES.
TERMs-Will be made satisfactory.
\. l. A. AAUPiN,
se lR--tZ9ES Ex'rs of c. W. Naupin decd
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s--
KENAWANS

DUNAWAY IN JAiL.--Was committed 10 the
III Jail of Louisa county Va, AZ 2 runaway on
the l2th day OF August. 1862 a negro man who
says his name is JACKSON; that he belongs to
William n. Browning of Caipeper county, Va
and was hired to a Mr. 6uihrey, Of Richmond
Said negro appears to be about - years Old; is
about i've feet ten or eleven inches in height and
Of a dark brown color. nearly black lie has on
brown jeans coat. with bullet buttons gray issns
pants, and plaid cap. The owner of said negr,
is reeuested 10 come forward, prove his property
pay charges and take him away, or lie will be dis
posed Of IS the law directs.
So ai-GlN PHILIP T. EiTNp Iaiio-
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DUNkWAY IN JAIL--Was committed 10 lie
IL jail OF Lonisl county, Va, as a runaway on
the lat day Of August, 1862. q negro boy who
says bis name is Ca ARIES, and that he belongs o
Lieutenant Joseph West. OF The 81 Louis ana regi
meat. Said boy appears 10 be shout ten years old Z:
is short and 'hick set, an,l 81 brown uoior BE
has on a blue sack coat aud drab leans p4nta His
owner is requested TO come forward prove his pgo-
party, pay charges and tske him away, on he viii
bs disposed Of as TIE Law directs
Ne Gifts PHILIP r HUNT Tailor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-24

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway
i IRON my Eonse. on the i2Ih instari. "A bri <ht
mulatto WOMAN, about ) feet high: had oa a vel
low dress; supposed TO be lurking ataui her mas
.es ; house F. Y. Sutton, on Church Hill. uu
pay the above reward if brought 10 me-
". a J. SMITH
-, Il. !
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN u T OIL:
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing Is put dp IN large bottes
and retas for 81 cts per bottie and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young Old there is rot Its equal IN
the world 1t will make tho hair everything you wish II
70 be- and moreover, it has perfume that ~ i"hAey
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either ioegh
pr American which alone should entitie it to place OF
every lady's toilet table
,hc Regenerator before retiring az night, and
j., ,,a morning apply little of the Dressing ana your
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- noth!g on your hair but these preparations anu
use these according to directions, ana we ""''' WV
A good healthy head of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry +; WI,
,on h Co.. Manchester N H. to whom all tetteFs snou'
be addressed
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Please read few certificates from the following rea-
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MEssRs. HESRY P. WILSON & Co.--My wife is now
using your Regeneration for the hair ard pronounces 1t
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easily applied does >oil in the easthas no disagree
able odor increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing off, and often cures the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited because think an article
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widely known think it is the best article for the hair
now in use. Respectfully, &C..
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81 i,ts tie Hair Regenerator ard Drcssing rery
much" REV GEO. No4D!Ni, Hartford, ct.
81 nhssitGtingIp pronounce It an inudlHdb1e GFh-
Gle from the effect my otUn head"
s.A HILL, wife of Rev, Henry Hin, Manchester,N H.
"E rendered my hair So0 ona g1o&sy'
MINog LAnRAR, Saratoga Springs, n. \.
81 feel onfdent Npt il operates NOT as dyc, but
70 restore the roots to their natra heating staie"
REV Y. NJ. KELLoG. Nashua, n. H.
"ImoM cheerful}y recommea nd il to all persons.''
KEv G. RUSSELL Littleton, N. H.
November |.
MEssRs HENRY 2. WILSON Co: have 40 hesitancy
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tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
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REV. II. Ii. HAHTWEI.L, Lawrence, Mass.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great Remedy for Conghs, Co'ds ""d
Kidnry DEculties.
WHITE PINE COMIC UND,
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. w. POLAND & CO..

GoFFsTUwN CENTRE, Nh.
THE following testim onias will tell hing aboui
Medicine that is now becoming popu.aT faster than
any other article sold Nv druggists
Rev J. X. Chase, OF Rumnry N H., under DATE 0,
Ifa Of White Pine Compound was rp eved was suf~
ering from most cold. took the Compound,
and was able to preach in two days. beliey'
the Compound is ali invaluable medicine. do wislt
thousands who know nothing Of its virtues, would be
come better acquainted with it."
Rev. L. c. Stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Church
| " Some Of my FAMILY have tired it, (the Compound,
with signal success 6stisrs,tto be c"s Of he desy
Cough medicine have good reason to believe to be
all it claims 70 be for idney Diseases and Diabetes
Diobetts in March, 1852 that neither himself any
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the month AS last resort he thought he would try
the White Pine Compound, They procurtd bottle Tor
him he began take it snd TO the prise Of all i'm
mediateDy >howed signs OF amendment F'eytn Eonth
afterwards (Feb. 49, 1860 in full statement OF h>s
Essays e. believe Dr. Po!and's White ne Compour
under God, has been the means OF ny recovery thu
undreds Of cases Of Kidney complaints, CURED XII
rRELY by taking the W hte Pine Compound have been
repo'ted by druggists Here are two satap'es ::
An aged man i'll DaDvers. Mass, heard CT theCOm
pound, wonderful curative for KIDNEY cfmp lslnt'
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t!,S o your Irhtts Pin" C,"5"u"J hve cpret ne OF
both the Couuh snd the Kidnev Complaint.
Sf4Il hat lItN / itTt
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NAoFEs-AT's
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs,

UHESE MEDICINES have low been before the pub
lie period of thirty years, and during that time
have maintained high character in almost every part
OF the globe for their extraordinary aud Immediate
power OF restoring perfect heath to persons suBerinS
under nearly every kind disease to which human flesh IL
liable
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,s,aa.. u :. SCanOOE BELL.

H'Hab 81 4 SttHsseSsI ss
, NEW SINGING BOOK for Day SCHOOLS c4feu ,,;ns ~.
a nav SCuoOI BELI., is now ready 1t contaihs
choice songs R0nnHs Of .hsm writ
.a yrres,v for this work besides 81 pages Oh the nj
Music Elements are 80 easy nns pney
se.essfu In nstrucng even young scholars to sinR cor
eesy while the .arss .aa aae
brace such variety of lively, attraGupv ~ M ~.
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inducing ali beginners 60 on with ass IN
hnn;nass vi.,diro and order producing tNercises
simplicity Of ts elements, snd ~ nnnne 1s its
rs rig,nai srieoted and adapted, it claims oy mHch
ali compstes ru he scaSsmes ,Snna to and
Sbnols few ,mnle pages Of the Elements, Ianes,
and songs erS@s nhr ana Of :et sabbath
s complied by HORACE AIEkSi huva had the enor-
sale OF $1,000 copies O SSunS rs %Sn % eep rr'S
I0o ,b homnd embossed gilt 40 cents. $50 per loo
20 copies furnished The 100 prGe a"g9 PSh,,.her lyg " I"
retail price ORA r. w, w ,at,, ~ - Nav Yo-.
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MRssns HgSRY P. Wilson X CO.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, IN many IN
stances known them to restore the hair where IT had
fallen off, dandru restore me hair to It's original
seme instances most serious humors Personally, have
heen sharer in several of these benefits.
REv. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n Il
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have maintained high character in almost every part
of the globe for their extraordinary aud immediate
power OF restoring perfect heath to persons suernN
under nearly every kind disease to which human flesh
liable
The following are among the distressing variety ot
human diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFT, MEDICINES,
ara well known t. be intallible
DspRPsIA by thoroughly cleansing the first an secolu
stmochs and creating flow of pure healthy bile in.
stead of the stale and acrid kind Fla ul-ncy loss Oh
An,eti,e heartburn heaGache Restlessne> Il-temper
ppSTpty Iarypur opd meIapcl DIV which are the geY
eral symptoms OF Dysprpsia, VIII vanish ~ a natural
CON .eGe noe OF its cure
CosTyrNEss by cleansing the whole length Of the ill.,
testjnes with soivent process aud with .ut violence
a violent uurgs leSye the towels costi,e within two
days.
fryxRs of ali kinds by rest oring the blood to "A reg
uia circulation through the process OF respiration III
ms cases aud the thorough solution al, ieatu.,
obstruction in Others
The ifa Medicines have been known to r3lre 0ueun,,
t;,n efnonently in three weeks aud Il Jut III half that
tim hv remoyin local ipda, ation from the muscles
and liyaments of the jomt3.
DKoPstEs of all kinds by fieolpg and strength ming
the kidneys and bladder they operate mos dei'g fully
~, thpa inuortaut organs nd hence have ever been
, 1862-10-10
CON IN t1 .
GEN. <DGLE1sBY.

Aspecial dispatch ION the second page
Of this mornings Tn1nusE) from our cor
respondent ut Cairo, who left CoTinth an
the 7th inst, denies the report Of Gen.
Og]cshy's death, or afflrms that the Gen
era1 was still living st that time. This Is
certainly later tbau the dispatch announc.
irg his death The people will be rejoiced
10 learn that he is still spared to the coun-
try lie has served SO well; and tie gallant
<sDick will cnjay the rare opportunity Of
reading his own obituaries, and learning
exactly what his contemporaries think Of
him. May his ehadoT never grow less!
LArER-A second dispatch, bringing
Intelligence from Corinth as late as yester-
day morning, aftirms that Gen. Oglesby
Rili recover.
, 1862-10-10

From the Riehmond Dispatch, Sept. so.l
TIE }arkee government has at last laid
a7jde Eli dig USE. Lincoln openly proc1aims
! he abolition of slavery throu yhout the entire
South, wherever slave Is held. The time
1tr issuinE this proclamation has been singu-
lally well chcsen. Il Is when the discharge
Of Pope's last officer has left our government,
for thu present, entirely without the means Of
retaliatiop. Il Ia sinEular]y consistent with
the behavior Of Lincoln when Pope's infs-
Mous proclamation was issued. Tuat doeu-
n,ent was not sent forth until Lincoln lad az =.
sured himstlf taat the car5cl eit11r hid been
CT would be s!gued-
For the proclamation itself, it does not in
the least alter the character Of the war. It
has been an abolition contest from the bcgi1-
ning, and is no more So abolition contest now
than it was At first. Tue Yankees have stolen
TO 20 wherever their soldiers have had posses.
sion of The country. 1t is best for US, ind Led,
that TIE mask should be entirely laid aside,
stree our people, no longer dtluded into The
belitf that slave property Wall be respected,
: i'll be careful hereafter to remove it beyond
the reach Of danger.
'Tiia document Is merely curious from the
clear demonstration which it affords of the
entire possession which the abolition pars1
has taken Of the federal government, tua1
tie utter prostration of the last rcmuaut o
what used, with 20 much unction, to BE- termc&
by the cant1DE knaVea Ut New England. " tnl
bulwark Of our liberties" we msan tina
ridiculous old constitution Of the Unites
States, which no party ever paid any attcn
tiOn 10 when they were strong enough t.
disregard it, and from which no psrtj, to,
weak to justify its position with the sxord
ever received the slightest protection. Ina
the whole North viii acquiesce in this las
kick at the expiring constitution, cannot b
doubted. Experience has proved that "
have nothing to hope from any party In tha
quarter. Eager as they may be to cut eac
cut ours, and to tha. pious work, we ms
he stured, they viii devote themselves writ
all their energy. They are already calling fl
| million mort Of men, and the probability
that they will have them long before Chris
mas. We must make up cur minds to NEE
these men, and to beat them, rs We both ca
and p i'll, II taley come here,
, 1862-10-10
LATER FROM EUROPE,


-. n an. r,
sAHnf LOON, oG;: s-s:gP ,,. -:ne -: G1 siean-
sh1p fe1s'a 1lom Llsespooi -'-n. "a queens
,own, mas passed 1ais Polnt en- route ior Ne"
a9rk. o.,
;ri 1he tasla sf.lsea 1 ~ A.eefpo1I " .ae -'tu'
Hagerstown had resched Liverpool and at
!Tac1e9 gleat attcnuon. oome OF Tue koslsn
Journals we're rather dapious IN lneil remarks,
while others accord great credit to Mcclellan.
NEW Yonk, Oct. l0.-The Persia arrived up
ut 4 O'clock Among her passengers il T.xus-
End Harris. munster to Japan.
federate INVASION Of Maryland. If the latest
telegram prove true. has moved q fa,lura.
l'ope'e ARMY was badly beaten, but not nj ed
norr du combat McClellan has showed de-
ciced flash Of solaier-like spirit in marchiag
rvsolutelS urt tue 1iues Of the retreat o2en
TO the confede.ztcs.
The Times insinuates that McCle11an's re-
ports n1ay have been cooked at Washington
as other announcements OF decided success
hAye ultimately proved incorrect, aud Europe
, 1862-10-10
G.. r. Trntuss Arrest at Fancutl II Ill
--.yVhat He Did and How He Fares

G. F. Trn1n's Arrest at FaMcuIl Hall
---Nhst He Did and How He Fares
We have already published te1egraphic
mention OF the unsuccessful attempt Of G.
F. Train to speak at Faneuii hall, Boston, on
the conclusion Of Mr.. Summers address on
Monday last. The Journal gives the follow
ing particulars Of the affair:
Az soon as the meeting was declared ad-
jourEcG, George Francis Trliu hurried frOm
the body Of the hall and mounted the plat
form against much opposition On the part Of
ttose Who we're immediately around him Ga
ascending the rostruu', there was much tu-
multi, which was increased by the band, which
con irued to play.
After few mfnuses delay, two police off,
GERS went to Mr. Train and told him that the
hall WIS engaged by the other parties, and de-
sired him to leave quietly, when he refused.
saying that he had rights there and should
naintain them.
The officers then attempted to remove him,
and sever e scufle eneued, resulting il their
atrte:ing him and taking him down the back
stairs In double quick time Several pick
pockets rushed in tile Gro vd on the platform.
and at least one gentleman lost his pocket
book.
As soon as Mr. Trafn was removed, the
band ceased p1aYing, and the large audience
gradually dispersed.
Mr. Train was escorted by the police from
the hall to Pclice Station No. ?, aud was &C.
companied by very large crowd OF people
He was marched through the streets bare
beaded, his hafr streaming In the air, and hia
apparel showing evidence Of the hard ussge
he received in bis struggle with the police.
, 1862-10-10

eD At q meeting Of the Republican
Jniun State Central Committee held at
the fremont House i'll this city yesterday,
Hon. William Butler Of Springfield, aud
William L. Church. Esq, Of Chicago. were
elected mcu1bers of the Committee for the
S.atc at la1ge, in pursuance Of resolution
adopted by the recent State Convention.
Ho1acc White, Esq, Of Chicago, was re-
elected Secretary Of the Committee for the
ensuing two ycals.