The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25

tied ON Ross street, heavy, pony built, light BAY
HORSE heavy black name and tail, with star in
| forehead; English saddle, much worn, with new
double refined black bride and halter will give
| $50 for the recovery Of the horse and trappinRs
$50 for sufficient evidence to convict the thief AID.
ply at Alabama Depot, Main street, between 7th
and stb. jy 25-6ts
| TOLEN-From in front of the Secession Res.
- taurant," about o'clock, Wednesday evening
| light sorrel MARE about li4 hands high. She
had an Old scar on her back, the only mark recol-
| lected. She had on when taken a common citizens
| saddle with wooden strrups, a good deal worn, q
bride with black reinS. and plain curb iron army
bit. A liberal reward will be given for her return
to these quarters. Maj Gen. G. w. Smiths he ad.
quarters buchanan Springs Clay street
| jy 25-A*
| STRaYED OR sTOLEN-On the 10th Of July,
| - from the camp of the Sth Virginia regiment, a
| small dun HORSE, about fifteen hands high with
| black legs, name, and tail liberal reward will
be given for his return to the above regiment or
| any information leading to his recovery.
| jy 25-3t* G.. w. F. HUMMER
| EsTRAYED-From my residence, near the Poor
IL House, on the night OF the 18th. one black
HElFER, with yellow mark on her back Also
! one gray or speckled STEER. No marks in ears
recollected will give s. reward for them or any
information that will lead to their recovery
jy 25-3t@ ROBERT PATTERSON.
nWNER wANTED-Came to my farm, in
~ Bowling Green near Richmond on the 10th
Instant one STEER and COW. The owner or
owners will please call pay charges and take them
| away or they will be sold as the law directs.
jy 25-3tF JOHN KEPPLER.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From my lot, about
~ the 7th of the present month q specked cow
OF medium size, with very sharp horns. A reward
of SIS will be paid for her return to me- or such in
formation as can get her
iy 25--3t* DAVID J. SAUNDERS
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARDED
/ len from me, or about the 2lst inst, Colts
NAVY REVOLVER or Six -Shooter, No. 93,l7O
will give S25 for the return of said pistol and ask
questions, if delivered TO me or at the MAYORS
Office. city of Richmond.
A. J. McKEAN, lst Lieut. Co A..
jy 23--6ts 4th Heg't Texas Vols.
| rENEIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost near
l. the battle field Of Malvern's Hill, Tuesday,
July LIST, 1862, one sorre HORSE capped hip (right
hip, Think white feet and star ia the forehead
Below the knee tie left hind leg il the scar of
an old sore ; his back beneath the pomne of the
saddle was also sore. Had on when lost, saddle, bri
die, and halter. The saddle covered with cloth
trappings. trimmed with red. The above reward
will re paid for his delivery to at 9th Georgia
regiment D. III. Hills division. Colqut,'s brigade
or to the Surgeon in charge of Seabrook Hospital.
jy "a 2t*
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
l. from my plantation, near Amelia G. H. on the
18th inst a negro MAN named "Silas" silas is
about IS or 4O years old, and is about six feet high
black, speaks slow, walks little STOPPING He has
a wife In Rockingham county. will pay the above
reward for him. o. +. BRESEE.
iy l5-6t~
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or stolen
1, on the 18th instant large, chestnut sorrel
HORSE. Said horse had blaze face, kind feet
white, nearly up to the hooks also, white fore
foot. He was little low in order. The above re-
ward will be given if he is delivered at Reeds sta
R. c. NJ PAGE
jy l6-5t" Captain NJ orris Artillery
T'oUND-A POCKET BOOK-On the battle
Nnf3 h,y, ~.
J. W. McCalley. Can be had at Mississippi Depot,
on application and proof. jy i5-6tt
CTOLEN-s50 REWARD-From the fence near
= the Post Office in Richmond late Saturday
evening. small brown HORSE, having on a
Mcclellan saddle He was in thin order, and
had an awkward gangling gait, with a white
star in the forehead. The bride had large
brass bit, single rein, with halter attached
will give the above reward of $50 for his delivery
to me, three miles from Richmond Oh the York
River Railroad, Gen. Garands Brigade, d. H.
HIS Lvisionj or, will be thankful for any in
formation concerning him.
J. F JOHNSTON,
iy 22..+ Capt. and A. G. $. I'D n C. Regt
INV NTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-A
i SOLDIERS WATCH LOST.-Lost, on the
battle field at Malvern Hill, July lst silver
American WATCH, hunting case, hard dial. Ma
kcrs names, Appleton, Tracy & Co, on the dial
On the movement is the makers name Bavley
No. 2I,345. Initials w. L. G., engraved on outside
case. The above reward will be paid and ques-
tons asked, if the Watch is left at the Examiner
Office LIEUT.. d. b. LANGSTON,
jy 22-3t' Wrghts Brigade, Sd Ga Reg.
yFNAKEN UP-Four HORSES and a MULE, on
1 my farm near Richmond. The owners will
please call at Mr.. JAS PENDLETONS Stables on
Cary ST, near the City Gas Works, prove property,
pay expenses, and take the M away or they will be
sold as the law directs. ~ 22-3t*
FINAKEN UP AS ESTRAYs One bay HORSE
1 aad MARE, on the Scuffietown road half a
mile above Richmond. the 9TH of May, 1862
which the owner can have by proyns property
jy 2-3t'
T OST-$l 900 $500 in tens and 500 in iives,
L Confederate money and Bank notes, either at
the Treasury Department or going frein there
through Franklin to alst and Grace SITS Any person
finding il will be literally rewarded by leaving II
at this office. ljy Pit S. V. SHEATS
g TRAYED AWAY-A large white COW; no
- marks recollected; with red bull Calf, with a
white face; rope was around his neck when she
left liberal reward will be paid for her delivery
to j. K. PLEASANrS, on 9Th street, between Ca
nal and Byrd. jy 22I3t'
T OST-On Saturday morning last, on Cary street,
IL between 9Th and 9th streets, single case, pa
tent lever GOLD WATCH, plain back and steel
hands The number forgotten. A liberal reward
viii be paid to the finder by leaving it at the Dis
p atch Office jy 22-3t.
T>AKEN UP-In Charles City county, near the
i enemy's line, on the 4th Of July, small gray
MARE, about years old; which the owner can
get by applying to the undersigned and proving
property. w. p. BRANCH,
~ 22-3t' Co. F, 4th Reg't Va. Cavalry.
NOTICE $40 REWARD strayed or stolen.
II from the camp of the Sd Virginia Cavalry, q
sorrel MARE, with white hind feet small white
streak below her eyes, small white saddle scald ON
her back, left side. The above reward will be paid
for the delivery OF said at camp quarter of a
mile right of the togate, on the williamsburg
road uy 23-3. T. j. HARVEY
CTRAYED-From Camp Winder Wednesday
~ evening, during the storm, q large bay MARE
with q small mark in her face newly shod behind
hind legs somewhat swollen. She is also slightly
marked with the saddle, and has been wounded In
the right side. Any returning her to No L.
Wmder hospitai, Will receive u liberal reward, and
confer favor on the STEWARD
Y 23-3t~ No I. Winder Hospital.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On the evening Of
~ the 10th day Of July. 1862, in the city of Rich
mond HORSE, with saddle and bride. Said
Horse was light sorrel. with four white feet. one
eye and the Confederate brand on his left shoulder
A liberal reward will be given said Horse IL de-
livered to ne at Major Joness headquarters, oppo-
jy est. A. s. FLETCHER.
NAME to my house, In Chesterfield, on the gid
Y Of May last, u bay mare MULE, years old
with marks Of gear on her. The owner OF said
Mule will please come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take her away, or she will be
dealt with according to law.
Jy 23-NA L. z. SMELLING.
TSAKEN UPON the New Market Road, about
HORSE The owne! can find him ct tbs camp Of
the 47th Virginia regiment Gen. Fields brigade,
and BY proving property paying charges can TAKE
OHT.-o5 Will be paid Tor cold COLL Al BUT
IL TON, with initials A. G. D.. 70 - le1t Of this