The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19

LosT, sTRAYED, &c.
q O0T--YssssrGsy, a CHkcK. believed 10 - -
\ the Confederate Treasury, for o3o0. drawn BY
John II. Parkhill. in favor Of John A. Graves. The
banks and oil persons are forewarn.d against pay.
Ing the saue. liberal reward will b. paid for the
delivery Of the Check to the Clerk at the Column
bIan Hotel lily ls-at'l JNO. 4. GRAvES.
r OST-A LANCET.--Lost, on yesterday, Z
! i 4 silver.s spring LANCET, in . wooden case,
| Lancet. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving II at the Dispatch Office.
~ is-Ms PETERFIELD TRENT.
r OsT-On wednesday night, 10th, between the
| l post office and Brook avenue, roll OF NOTES
&C itaining el75, for which the finder viii receive
liberal reward by leaving the same ct the Post
Office. w. +. kATCL'FFA'
| Jy 1s-as
r OST-On "wednesday last gray hound PUP.
Il PY two or three months old, for the rscov'
cry Of which will give Esan ssv W1TT 81 "a
| jy 1876" Corner Of 10th and Canal sss:
r OST-On yesterday, near the Post Office: my
Il NONEY-PURSE 1t contained about eiO,
| Mostly Confederate money. II also contained my
| pass, signed by Gen. Archer. The finder will be
Lieut.. A. W. BLACKBURN.
| iyls-3ts CO. b, 3sth n G. Troops
| r OST-On the battle field of Coal Harbor, on
| i 4 the day Of the battle, blood bay GELDlNG,
| fiIeen hands high, compactly made. and slightly
sprung in the fore legs. When lost he had on :, .
good English SADDLE and doublerein Birdie,
with light steel stirrups and double bit. He Is
Revenue horse, 6 or years Old ana very mu zen
like his sire. A suitable reward will be given f1r
the return of this horse to the Government stable
on Governor street, or for Information by which
he can be recovered " II-o.
r OST.-Certi6cates Of the Commercial savings
/ Bank at Richmond Va, as follows: No got,
to B. w. Moseley for S229 dated Sd February ieo%.
1 ID for
February, 1862. The above having been lost or
mislaid, application will be made to the Bank for
duplicated b. w. MOSELhf.
Y7-2aw3w
r OsT-On Friday, the 9th ult., near Gaines's
i i Mill, SORREL HORSE On the horse was
Mcclellan saddle: The leather on the left Of the
pommel was ripped about three inches Strapped
behind the saddle was q pair OF white English
blankets. Any information concerning the same
win be thankfully received by Lt.-CoL II. =.
WALKER, 10th Va Vols, at the American Hotel.
jy l0-1w"
r OST-Bstween the corner of Clay and ID
l 4 streets and the residence of Mr.. Goddin near
the toll. gate POCKET-BOOK, containing el1O in
money, q lock of hair, and two leaves of absence
granted to the undersigned by Lieut. Potts It was
lost about midday of Sunday, the 18th inst A
liberal reward will be paid the finder on his deliv-
' D. p. HAsKETT,
~ l5@tA Latham's N. 6. Battery.
OsT.-a2O REwARD.-Estrayed, from the
4 camp Of the Sd regiment of Va Cavalry, near
the white House. on the 18th day of this month,
Culy,) dark bay MARE, with two white hind
feet, tail rather short will give the above reward
for the delivery of the said mare to me at the camp
of the Charles City Cavalry, on the Williamsburg
road about two miles below Richmond
EDW'D T. CHRISTIAN,
jy l5-6t* 30 ReE't Va. Cavalry.
T OST.--Lost, at or within two miles of General
IL Jackson's Headquarters, on the 9th, (Wednes-
day) Yankee KNAPsACk, letters I'D Reg. v.
V. NJ" on outside, containing many valuables to
the owner--.clothing papers &c. Particulars left
with the publisher Of the Dispatch. A reward of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be given.
jy ll--6tt BE HONEST.
r osT OR sToLEN-Near ,hs spso Pct 10;
brass.mounted Colts REVOLVING PISTOLS.
Navy pattern, No. lO6,27e, for the recovery OF
which $25 will he given or 500 with recovery
and proof 10 conviction of the thief. jy l0-lOt%
r OsT--On battlefield, July lst, one small bay
1 MARE, white tip on nose, had on black Span.
ish saddle. with gray overcoat Cadet buttous) and
blankets attached. The finder will please leave
her with
jy le4t* JOHNSON. YOUNGER 4 oTEY.
I OST.-On Tuesday, the 18th Of July, at Old
i MARKET l lost my POCKET BOOK, con.
tanning fifteen twenty dollars. and several
self reward Of SIS will be given the finde, If he
will leave the Pocket Book and papers Mt this Office
jy l7-N* J. n. RODGERS
r OST-From Company G. llth Miss Regiment,
1 4 on the march from Yorktown, near Baltimore
Store a likely NEGRO MAN, about TWENTY-FIVE
years old, named Tom, but usually called in camps
DIDIMus. Said boy is well built, of low stature,
black with round head, and ivory -colored teeth
oUeh countenancs, Of pleasing and cheerful dispo
sition and speaks freely when spoken to. libe-
raj reward will be plid to any person who will de-
liver said boy to me. give me such information
to his whereabouts as will enable me to get him.
am now staying at the 4lst Ward Cd Division,
Camp Winder Hospital, where I will remain a
week or two with a wounded son. Ny residence is
"Okolons, Miss G.. w. THORNTON
jy 17-6t*
r OST-From camp below Richmond, on 9th in
i 4 slant, one small bay HORSE, with old scar on
forehead left fore knee slightly enlarged. Also.
bay MARE, 5 years old, tail eaten off by mules So
The above animals will be returned to
JOHNSON, YOUNGER g. OTEY.
TAKEN mp, near Williamsburg road below
Richmond a small roam MARE, which the owner
advertisement. LIEUT.. E. II. NORMAN,
jy bit Moorman's Battery, Huger's Div.
r OST-On the 10th inst. double -silvercased
IL hunting WATCH hard dial made in Liver
pool, No 3,l76, L. Branston maker. A liberal re-
ward will be paid on its return to this office.
jy l7-3t" PHILIP MCDARMOTT.
HORSE LOST-A sorrel MARE, having on a
small common saddle, with girth around it,
wooden sirrups, snapper bride, and halter with
small hook at end of check rein broke loose from
me on the evening of June 18th, at New Bridge
Church, on the Nine Mile road. reward of $40
will be given for her delivery to Col Holder of tho
18th Mississippi regiment, or to Spetswood Hotel
Stables. w. B. OWEN,
jy lS--lOt* Chaplain.
CTRAYED-FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
- For the delivery of five HORSES, that ran off
from the camp of the Sd South Carolina Regt Oh
the 18th inst. There chestnut sorrels, one
gray and two bays. All when they left had On
halters. The chestnut sorrels above medium
Size and both had slightly sore backs the sore on
the larger horse being more on the left side; OF
them has q small white blaze in the forehead and
small white slip on the lip, and rather short stub
by tail. The other had shoe off the left hind
foot. The gray is dappled on hind quarters, ard
has slight sore on left side of the back. The
smaller bay horse has long, flowing tail, aud
holds a low neck and head The larger bay il
tall, and he's large knot on the back where the
rear Of the saddle works. The camp of the regi-
ment is the York River Railroad, in rear of the
first line of entertainments Apply at this Office
for the name of the party. who is responsible for