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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
AYERS
'Omp9und Extract Of SarSaparilIa,

thc most clTtctual remedy which the medical
skill of o,,r times can devise for this every
where prevailing mId fatal maady. 1t is COM
bncd from the most motive rcmedials that have
bscn discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
lllnco it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scroiula, but also those other affcc-
tons which arise from it, such as ErurTIvE
and SKIN Diseases, Sr. ANTmoNy's FrRg,
RosE, or EUYsIrrLAs, PIMpLEs, PUsTULEs,
DLorcnHs. BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RmEuM, ScALD Head, RlNGwoRM,
RnEuMArIsM, SYrnlIiTIc and MEncuRlAL Dis
EASES, DRorsy. DYSPEPSIA, IDENTITY, and,
indeed, ALL C0MrLAISTs ARISING PROM VITIA-
TED on hirrnE BL0oD. The popular belief
in "impmHy fMe Liood" is founded in truth,
for scrofiIla isu degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rla is to purify and rcgenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Tho Union Sentiment Strong IN
Tennessee.

Tie People Of Clarksviils Generally Loyal
The Ass'm6!cge Of the Legislature
Confirmed.
Sr. Louis, Feb. el--specia's from
Cairo to the Republican and Democrat,
hay that on Tuesday, two rebel regiments
from ClarGsvile. came to Fort Don-lson
and gave themselves up. saying they we're
tired OF fighting az inst tho old flag.
II is declared that stIong objections
will be raised by the Tepnesseans against
the Bowling Green lorce Offering battle at
Nashville.
The Provost Marshall at Clarksviile
has sent word to Gen. Grant to come up
and occupy the town At once.
The officers Of the gunb ats now lying
there, represent the Union feeling as very
strong The people state they had been
led 10 believe the Union army was entire.
ly composed Of Germans ana negroes for
abolition purposes. but now they see that
1t is not. They are anxious TO return to
their allegiance. Prominent ciliz MS there
say similar feelings will perpade the wi ole
State Ia q week.
Gov. Harris has called a meeting OF
the Legislature for next Monday. for the
purpose. !, is affirmed, OF having All un,
constitutional acts passed BY them imme
diatrly annulled, and Tennessee, as Off.
GERS and citizens declars, will soon be back
in the Union.
Generals Buckuer and Johnson are still
Mt Donelson.
Gen. Cu!lum has sent sixty nurses and
ten surgeons 10 attend the wounded at
Mound City.
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A z Err
Ague Cure, ,
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A gue,
Rumittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevcrs, indeed
for the whole class of diseases originals
ing Ia hillary derahgement, caused by
the Malaria of 1il"smatlc Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer tho community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity Such a remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"Cung' exprlS the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGCE from the system, aud prevents the de-
vclOpmcn OF The disease, if taken OIL the first up
prOach Of it, preinonilory symptoms. tits not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings 1t within the
reach OF every body and in bilious districts, whcro
FEVER AND AGuE prevails, every body should
have 1t and use il freely both for cure and protcc-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lulermittcntS is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently it produces 10 qunism or
other injurious ELECTS whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it arc left as healthy as If
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disOr'
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
NsUalyia, MeuW0tiSm, Cent, Headache, Blind
ness Iooibrche, Edrdche, Cdtd,Th, asthma, Fat
pitation, Pd6tm Afcetion Of the Spleen, Hyster-
les, P,iii in the Boicrks Cole, Paralysis and De-
ungenlrh Of tie Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent
tgpe, or become periodical. This "CuRE expels
the poison from The blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious disvicts. II taken occa-
sionaly or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excrccd from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis.
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mttent- if they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. J, c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
SIFFoRD & CO., KAUFMAN & CO., aud K. L.
SLoCUM. LANCASTER, and by Druggists aud Dealer,
oycFywhara gO.am.
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PREMIUMS & REDUCTIONS.
EDINB VRGH MsGAzlwE

The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written new s.items crude
speculaons, and ayng rnmors of the daily Journals
and the pOnderoas ToIGe of the future historian,
written aer the living interest aad excitement of the
great political events of the time shall have passed
away. 1t isto these periodicals that readers must
look for the only really ineligible and rel able his
tory OF current events and as such, in addition to
cal character we urge then. upon the Of
the reading public.
The receipt of Advance sheets from the Brit
eli publishers gives additional value /, these reprints
nasmuch as they can now be placed In The hands of
subscribers about as soon the original editions.
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TALLMADGN HOUSE.
LANCASTER. OHIO.

yUNE lng charge Of the above
well known popular House, us the successors Of
A. r. COOK Esq. are now fully prepared to entertain
pc rmanent and tranelent IN the most salts
factory manner. .'
They would therefore especially invite the travel.
Ing publcto continue their liberal patronage to said
IIouse Hoping tha by constant and faithful attention
to the comfort aud welfare Of their guests. to make
themselves deserving and abate nothing from the de-
seryedly high reputation ofthe HouS.
They would especially invite their friends from the
countyy TO give them call They nro determined 10
max their bills low, adopting ue motto live and e'
lvo.n CHAkLES MIILEk,
WILLIAM BUSH.
Lancaster, april 4, is8l--M Pr0prietors.
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FROM EURoPE.


QEaal D.siAra.ioa Of EsglsaEs COntinn.
ed Matroliy-7As hroa Plated Frigats
WarriOr a Iailnrs 7As NasArilis and
Tescarore.
PORTLAND. Ne, Feb. 20.-The Bohem.
ian, with Liverpool dates 20 the 9th, via
Londonderry on the 7tb. arrived here this
morning. with one days later news.
The Canada. from Boston. arrived N
Liverpool on the 9Th inst.
Both Houses Of Parliament had voted
unanimously an address 10 the Queen in
response TO her speech.
The opposition approved Of the course
Of the Government in thu Trent affair.
Lord Derby thought thai the Federal
Government had aSsenIed with very bad
grace 10 the demands Of the British Gov
eminent.
Lord Palmerston said ths distress in
the manufacturing districts in England,
from the blockade OF the Soutl ern por S.
would not justify the interference Of The
Government. and that they would coutin.
Ne in their neutral course.
. The Bank Of France has reduced is
rate of discount to fur per cent. The
product Of the last cotton crop Of India
was pouring into Bombay.
The iron clad frigare Warrior. on her
passage 10 LisboL. lsbored badly. Her
decks aud cabins were flooded. aud. in
nine cases out Of ten; sh- would not mind
her helm.
The London Tins city Article say,
that the funds opened on the 9th at ds
cline OF more than one eighth, but gainec
frmncss toward the close.
PARIs. Feb. THE Monieur Of thi
morning says that Gen. Prm will not l,k
supreme command ot the allied forces il
NJ xico, but e. ch General will preserv
thsIntegrily of lis own command
The Federal gunhoa, Tusrarora lei
Cowes about nine o'clock on the morning
of 'he 9Th inst. and pro eeded westward
The Nashville had forty hous Start o
her. The eng.nser Of the Nashville l.
the pilot who took her on. Il 1T it wat
agreed by all on board that she shoulC
never be captured. that he lad all Ih'
valves Of the engines so arranged that sb'
could he blown up 10 moment, and tina
iftte capture Of the Nashville was eve
heard Of, a violent explosion would &c
company it.
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QEsial Declaration cf Esglaads COntinH.
ed Nsatrolity-7As hOa Plated Frigats
WarriOr a Failnrs--7As NasAvilis and
TsscarOre.
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Splendid Offers for 1860, 'G1, ana 20
GOQetheF.

NdD SH6JcFI0oTS TOT INC year IboU-I, q, hHU y
At One Hair the Regular SubSc riPtiOn
Prices.
Thus a NeT Subscriber may obtain the Reprints Of
tho Four Reviews and Biaekwood
seven Consecutive Years for S37!!!
hic shut little moro than Tho price of the argiHat
pOrks for one year.
Aswe shall never again DO likely 10 offer such in
ducements as those here presented.
Now is The Time to Subscribe!
O' Remittance must. In all cases. be made direct to
the Pubhshsrs for at these prices no commission can
DO allowed to agents. LEoNARr, SCOTT 4 co,
No. 50 Gold street, New York.
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Premium TO New subscrtbers.

Premium to New Subscribers,
the Nos OF the for 1860 WILDE fuIn
ished complete, pithout additional charge.
Unlike the more eph neral Magazines of the day
these periodicals lose little by age Hence, full year
Of the Nos for IscO, may bo regarded nearly yalua
BILE as for 1862,
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1861 will be
supplied at the following sItrsmeiy loo rates.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DIR. nOEACK,S STOMACH BITTEHs

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for
giving tone to the stomach, and for the prevention Of
bilious complaints incident to the Western country.
Try Il. As morning d.nk IN assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia IL has no equal Try H. In fdpOr
il is supsrior 10 all other biiters. Try II,
The formula of these bitters. now llsBD the sole
propertv Of Dr. Roback. originated with one Of the
oldest and m ost eminent Medical Practitioners Of the
west and It s directly predcated upon the wants OF
wester poopIe. These Blters derive their siimulns
from the powerful tonic nature OF the roots and herbs
of which thevare com poscd. and they are. by al
Ia yinp unnatural cravings of the stomach. directly
prnmotlve veofTEMPERANCE, of the present proprietor
believes that In making them widely known the pub.
lie welfare In subsorved,
IL will soon bo for sale by all Of DR.. Roback's nu-
merous agents and at hotels. &c. the country over.
In the meantime. orders will be 1lled direct from
Cinciunatiin any quantity. and at the lowest rates
IL ia mt IN In Quart bottles and securely packed in
ono doz cases. Half doz sample cases will! however
be pack ed and sent To any address, " desired.
Rstdil Price 81 pSr bottle, or sir for s5.
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Irish Steamship Line.
Steam between Ireland ard America.
NEw-YoRK, RosT0N & GALWAY.


The following new and magnificent frst'elass pad
dlswhcel Steamships compose the above line
ADRIATIC ...5, ,sRs tons burthen Capt MAuRr
(Formerly of the Collins Linei
hIBRRNIA. ...4.4OQ tons burihen. ~ CAptN PRowHE
COLUMBIA ....4 400 do do lido LKITCH
ANGIlA..-... 4,4OO do do ....do N,cWoLgaA
PAClFlC....,..3,600 do do -. do SaI1H
PRINCE ALBERT Screw
$500 do do ....dO JWALKER
ton alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway.
carrying the government mails, touching AtSi Johhs
r. .",,..'...
Tho stea mePs line have heen oopalructed with
the greatest under the supervision ofo govern
ment have water-tight compartments. and are unox-
celled for comfort safey and speed BY any sieamers
aaoat They are commanded by able aud experienced
the comfort OF passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship.
RATks OF PASSAGE
First. class from or Boston to Galway or Liver,
pool ''.iiu' viuO
Second class..... do. ....do ,.. .do,,...do '..Ja
First-eass. .....do ..... .do.,.,.t0 ST tJohns"..s3
Third class do to Galway or Liversoo,
or any town In Ireland, ona Railway .."....,..sO
Third. clasA passengers are literally Supplied with
provisions OF the best quality, cooked aud served by
the servants OF the Company,
RETuRN TIcWlTs. ,sl. .,...
Parties wishing 10 send for frends fPomthe old
country can obtain tickets nom any town on Araway,
In Ireland. or from the prnclpa cities Of England and
Scotland atvery low rates. ..s 40. t.i
Passengers for New York. arriving BY the BOson
Stonmera, will be forwarded to York iree OF charge,
For passage or furth or information apply 10
WILLIAM H WIOKMAN
At the ONCE ofthe Company on the wharffoOt Cana
HowaLSD&AsTNwAL Agents.
Anril Q5. 1R1l-IyA .tH '....
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Money current In ths ats lohsre issrsd will Be re-
eeiusd at par.
P0STAGE-The Postage To any part ofthe Unit
ed States will be but CWenty-F0ur Cents q
year for 'Backwood,' and but FOu rteen Cents
year for each OF the Reviews.
tthe above prices the periodicals will be furnish
ed for 1859.
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Principal onice and salewoom, No East Fourth
street 81 building from Main street, Cincinnati, o.
Labratory No. 3o Hammond street.
FOR sale in Fairfield county by Gec. Kaufman 4
Co., Sinord & Delashmuth, Lancaster; kalb Rush-
VILE; Abbott Son. Claarpori; Philip Haue, Pleas
nntvIlle; @. r. Hamlin, Oakland: Hartman Curtis,
Pickerington; n. l.. Nicely, Baltimore; Beery Nc
Candlish. Bremen; Ssndernan n Knauf. Amanda;
l.. Bratlin, New Salem; Joseph RAIDER Millersport,
H. 3. Harner, Basil, aud 6y druggists aud rchanls
generally thro4g ghout the United States and Canadas.
Sept. le, 1861,
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Correspondence CT the hiebfaond Dispatch.
The TFeye.iDa Sick ane yyogatct

= GtSShA-ihtt.JUit. iSttG. l.
Esssfe Editors: Csn yoe no; thie.gh the cod
minis Of your excellent paper, $50 ~ ae'y cfseu
lated make AL appeal IN heha,f If It's oaret1rg
.isk and woUpiea ON tie v.rlous failfosd. coming
South from Richmond Are you a3arecall the
Departments be aware--thlt these poor sufferers
are put in The cars without tead.nf, tnnrseg and
Dftaoai d--k 80 .ici toa tue GgessiaSs III
Tie wounded GEe fsat iaa conductors never get
s-.ssa any 81 the sfatois which they pass7 Nor
even 40 they frC.s.e selts ettygi for desc, car
& brave defen8ieg&' me rla,scrrrs $50 dfien
crowded " tn sick, goaIGsd or pale. wea:. econ
gaicaceDts,". hardly .oie 10 stand, set obliged 70
Strain !. very nerve "a oidlrt- roa 'i.eir pre-
1ariotas ,os,icui exposed 70 20: sa.n r:.. oniy
day have a.t.nf.et taetpl:esa OF brave yoanl
Loa.ia,ian {:Ea tliYd son Gtii2ta hy 2 gvi,;.yTed
Laoiher> @ounded i, oGs - ;ht Tao natdee, ard
Ids ses.i.i brong.l s..odt les from ls i tn;
shsa trfDi sxostfe ca fa1 psatp.-rl IF ta cor fer
.[3gta lars tsGsi,. efya. peias In tile s>l1 w14
spread ve<his ,saoe issfy. Many l,oar fellows
rsys hers hsfsra9ed With ibiis,s ss,d hunger, s.'
ss yiasea noi,rs tGasei--eiis ~ se-,ia3,.ad it IS
40. pss.a,s 50 sesiYc i...L i,sii.ls Ills crying
lrii -r-.. IL 4
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lAey9a rs. "a Is - aas "a y Z rs ta3,so .:
s...el g.ss.ss 4aenrgs WA l;ss 81 sag es a tho
srosAes ISL 3em hs ssV!s.- (
veyss: 'G,ow ye tse ssasa siia z,sa sud 5o's''i
81 a,arsa II ~ la u.aaatal. Isl NJ t'o ilhahI-
t..nts u ffla in, 81, a. ,s fer ~ dvtf Cqe Eard
esp,eth. for Il 5snlsa s. '3ns 3 e5t ct as1kness
and Of kieors,oos. e day e. eionl5 ns]f g faiek
dsssIsss, a. Ire morning spssaJ .pea sc iaos''
tsins; q sseas people ami strong a lire dc
~cure,h before them. and behind them aams
burnett: the lard e IS lie ggr!en Of Eden ''eef@
thsm, and behind the,a a deSslets' WILDERNESS
before seis fear the Peep ANAL be ,area paaea
sl faces sha.l gather hiaesarss" 'fsereiore f'so.
now saith de Lord tara 50 ever n ne with al
,s,r hcss. aad With .sst.a and Nita weeping, at'd
with ,aou.nlax And rand vous heart ana not yanr
garment fsd ssr.; unto tho ,cs' yeur 6o.a for lie
u gracious as,d naereisi. slow 10 sngar aE OF gree
a.uan sss, aid re,~antssl. asin Of the evil. Yea
tie Lcs,a VIII an.ws~ and soy mite bis people, I
-rso no more make you reproesh among the hea.
saea. But 1 VIII remove far of from you the
Northern army, and viii drive him into and lone
and aeso.ate with his face toward the ees ses and
hs hinder part. toward abs utuoss aes and his III
saver shall ZONE up ss
The esson for the DAY ou which tie grand series
u be- tiles began tina. raised he siege Of ic2aono,
was tie l5ih chapter OF ai Kings, when s!e king
81 Assyris with boasiings equal to these Of Me
lsan has beieaguare Ser usalern y ith vast army
cud the king OF juaaai is il gs at alarm rs TIE city
sheuld be taken TIE whale chapter is "a. WORTH
reading We extract The .ci.pwIng verses fcr thei,
singular sppropr.ssenes9. ,'Ther.fore thus saith
fhs Lord concerning ,ko King @: AssTshs, He
Shall not come n,o 'iia city nor $1,000 ~ arrow
therein. before Il ith shields, nor cast
bsak ega,ls. it.. By tie a. ha cane, hy The same
xhaii he trrn, snd shall no. carae into :h.5 city
saith the Lord For VII defend the city 20 save
In &c. Aud il Cane pass Tia. night, tiat he
angel OF the Lord se4t out, aI.3 >moe n the camp
he ssyrians hundred fHy' score and 1e thou
sanl" $50 senn:eha.is xas 81 A'5Jr.2 de-
parted AID s.aat ar ,etAlrn83
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aIeCleua.,. Adsres. 70 his AIRY

MrcirI1n gets NJ luguhl.ors ho'Ti in his 'aie
aidIess 10 lis a-ny ahcWt eeips sat Upon IN his
march by people Of MS "o'.n race wao :Seat,i
LIZ, In ste most abonsi,aale aiaa1.r. Whaf ~ IN
sraterl people rot 20 resgpit themselves ft Pe g.
ssrmaa.,l IS their aFslt ia>e,' oal i'r:y rric.
'ntervnp; the rogues march. gss,a IN Me'Aziian-
eass ysss march -, .YEras, y7A his o7- r7-- ,e
ths Clie&ai4ao,.rs aaI ~ :at2 - t-a isa.-.. ~
,aere ever suc.y ~ .li.ea-tl ben"
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y this city, gray HORSE. about fifteen hands
high, years old. He has the sear Of e Wast on the
throat, remarkably short body and long legs. 4
liberal reward will be paid upon bis return to
JEO. g. CAMPBELL,
.'y a6t' Co @. Cavalry. Hampton Legion.
CToLEN-slo REwARD.-was stolen from my
/ stable, at briek-yard near Port Mayo. q brown
MARE, with black name and TAIL with saddle and
bride $40 reward will he paid for her recovery
for such information may lead to the detection
of the thief. lily e~6t'l JEFFN POWERS.
r OST-on Friday, the 25th ul., near Ga.nes's
Bill, SORREE HORSE. On the horse was
q Mcclellan saddle The leather on the Left Of the
pomuel WAS ripped about three inches. Strapped
behind the saddle was q pair Of white English
blankets, Any Information concerning the same
will be thankfully received By Lt.-Col IL Il.
WALKER 10th "a tcls., at the American Hotel
jY i0-lwt
T osT OR sTOLE,7-Near tbs sEoto7ood 10.
i i tel, on or about the June, 1862, q pair Of
brass mounted Col.'s REVOLVING PISTOLS,
Navy pattern, No l0G27S, for the recovery of
which S25 viii be given, or 800 with recovery
and proof 10 conviction of the thief jy l3-l0t*
CTOLET FROM THE LOT, BACK OF THE
- Medical Purveyors Ofice, large BAY
HORSE, with one white foot. AT the time he was
stolen he HAD a military double bride. with {.
very heavy brass Bit citizen saddle Of very pc
hole through the centre. A liberal reward viii be
paid fer his recovery. Apply 10 Il. F. CLARKE
al the oSice of Medical PurveJor, ct the corner
OF 9th and Grace streets. ~ l4-3t+
ITEM DOLLARS REWARD-For black horse
K with a sore back, also gslded on the belly. He
leii my stable Saturday and had lee her
halter. The above reward viii he paid Tor h:s de
livery to al the corner CO llth ana Broad sts,
opposite CitT Hall
y I4-..i, UHAe. 4. GWhTKfE.
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---4 =
su>AKEH, through mistake. from the Petersburg
Drpot, on Friday night. Z large red leather
TRUNK. marked H. r. Hardy, Columbia, \. G.
Tho person Who took will please return Z p the
Main ssrsst = Aberakesward will be.Seia IN H.
delivery Of nAid trunk. Nn-1w
CTKAYED ORSTofEN-35R EWxKD- Frq1E
y Johnson's stable, On Franklin strsees ON sattf
day night, the lah lApf., dark browkQOw AND
CALF. The calf MAe of large sixd The aboS4
reward win be paid OR their delvesyscr any NJ
son !. Stable. (,yJ4<a.sl sa%x. z--1sbEa OOlty..'
0ST-On saturday afternoon. Oh l5ih street.
near the Market, my PROTECTION PArEHs.
Ine finder will bs rewarded by leaving them at
the Bssureeard Honse,. With Mr. John Nc Phersou
jy lists JAMEs OkMsBf.
n EFT In nv possession a lsrge bay MARE.
II with ons white foot. owned by gentleman.
near Ashland The marc can he procured BY send
ing the horse left AT his house. Address
Mai. KYLE Maryland Line.
Company A. Maryland Cavalry.
lIAME to my Stable, ON 9th July. 1862. dark
Y bay MARE. both hind feet white. The owner
viii cone forward. prove property. pay charges.
" is--3t. City Gas Works.
NAME to my stable. on Thursdsylsst, dark bay
MULE The owner will please come forward.
prove propertyr pay charges and take him away.
30. fEIES :. NAt 6DO,
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD For
i the recovery Of a light CHESTNUT, sorrel HORSE.
eight years old. about Ave feet three inches high.
two naked places between his navel and fore legs.
and small scar on his back, small white spotsthe
size of Ave cent piece one side Of bis back -
Srsyed from me on last Tuesday evening from the
battle ground. He had on an old saAdle and double
rein bride and U. g. biz
WILLIAM. T. HARVEY,
~ a~6t' Go. K. Sd Virginia Cavalry.
FTNAKEN from the body of 1t Col Baine. on the
evening of the Goth OF June. a WATCH,
POCKET-BOOK. &c. suitable reward viii be
paid on thsr delivery to Gen r. 4. PRYOR, or at
this Office. jy3 lF~
YNIN DOLLARS RIWARD.-ESTRAY MARE.
Estrayed from my premises, on Wednesday
last. a bay MARE black name and tell. and drooPs
very low In her hips left eye very weak. will
give the above reward Ii she is returned to Mans.
ieh Butler corner Of 18th and Docl2 sts.
BAYLOR SPOR1LT.
n B-EAe Marc Is corksd in both fore hnof..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-16

Thirty dollars will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery al these Headquarters, and fifteen
dollars for their iodgment in Jail.
The assistance of all soldiers and loyal citizens
Is earnestly solicited in arrestug and bringing these
3essrtsrs to trial
By order Brig Gen B. II. ROBERTSON
WALTER h. MARTls, A. A. General
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