The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-26

fACo, ana lump on nie DOCK Over tho ioinA 11sos
one nnal. iron gray MARE, with IN unnatural cnr.
vature Of the back bone, and the masks Of recent
distemper under the lower Jaw. The above reward
will be paid for both the half for either OF them
or for Information that will lead to their recovery
at the camp Of the 9Th la. Regt., 6emmess brlg'
McLaw's Div, near Richmond,
" 2a-9.s II. II. d. MARTIN Surgeon.
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-A few days ago, from
y the Salem Artillery company. OF the lH vir-
gIua regiment, encamped near to Bakey's MILL .
brown HORSE, a good deal run burnt about 10
hands high eight years old small white spot In
forehead one white hind foot, (think the left y u
small mark of white hair behind left hip, apparent
~ from slight wound small head, carried with
slim left front ankle has small lump from slight
injury front feet remarkably large and fiat. -
Twenty FIVE (S25) dollars reward will be paid by
either Of the officers Of the company, or ~ w. d.
BLAIR g. CO., IN Richmond. upon the delivery OF
the horse to the place named above.
jy 22-lw
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost,
on the Scuthsde Railroad, On the l9th day OF
June, 1862. by the baggage MASTER Mr. Atkins, one
TRAVELLING TRUNK, containing clothing ana
sundry articles, with my name written on the end.
win pay the above reward for the delivery of said
Trunk to me, at Division No. l. Wiuder Hospital.
jy 22-6t. C. G. BROWN.
TTNEN DOLLARS REWARD. strayed or stolen
from Rockets, Oh Sunday July 10 . red ana
wnlte cow, with wide horns and one shorter than
the other She was within few days OF calling.
The above reward will be paid for her delivery 10
Mrs MARY BRADLEY, at Rockets, or any in
formation concerning her. N21-ot
CTOLEN.--On the an Of July. my larce COLTS
y ARMY PISTOL model u. $. II. e., No, l1,oH,
brass mounted; and black Morocco Belt with Geor-
via Coat of Arms on it, stolen from me while
in line of battle near Charles City Road A band
some reward will be paid for their return to TINS
Office. or to Lieut. V A. s. PARKS,
~ al--6t. Co d, 18th Ca, Toomhss Brigade.
HIRBD. on ST., OF Juy, to a man named Comb
Bees a small bay HORSE, with scar on his
ieft nip, and ride spring BUGGY; to have been
returned al night For the delivery OF the above
mentioned Horse and Buggy will give as reward
$50
Hired, on the same day. to soldier, sorrel
HORSE with two white hind feet, with black
cushion saddle, to have been returned in two hours
For the delivery of the above-described Horse and
Saddle will give the reward of $50.
Hired, Oh 18th July, small gray pacing HORSE,
by a man named VIM. Smith, belonging to the 9Th
Alabama regiment, and was to have been return. ID
in few hours. For the delivery of the above a
reward of $50 will be given.
Came to my stable on the 18th instant, sorrel
MARE, and delivered TO me by man who had the
appearance of soldier, and about half intoxicated.
The owner will come forward prove property, and
take her away, or else will deal with her accord
ing to law.
jy 24-4tA THOMAS DUKE.
Q TOLEN-S25 REWARD-From camp at the
} intersection of the Charles City and Williams
burg road, about three miles from Richmond, on
the 18th inst, q large BAY HORSE, about sixteen
hands high with small patch of gray hairs on one
of his fore legs, and cut from rope on the fet-
lock of his left hind leg. Has large head, with
small, sunkea eyes, His knees are prominent
as to have the appearance of being pulled. The
above reward will be paid upon his delivery to the
Colonel of the SD Regt Va. Vols, or to Messrs E.
4 s. WORKMAN & Co., corner of Cary and Wall
streets. lily 19-lwl H. B. TOMLIN.
OST-From Company e. llth Miss Regiment,
1 On the march from Yorktown, near Baltimore
Store, 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;
open countenance, of pleasing and cheerful dispo-
stion and speaks freely when spoken to. A lbe
raj reward will be paid to any person who will de-
liver said boy to me- or give me such information
as to his whereabouts will enable me to get him.
l am now staying at the 4lst Ward, I'd Division,
Camp Winder Hospital, where will remain
week or two with a wounded son. Ny residence is
"Okolona, Miss G. w. THORNTON.
jy 17-Gt~
NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-I
Y will give the above reward for the delivery of
nv negro boy, LEWIS, Che calls himself Lewis
Siins.) to C. w. NJ. Hubbs on ID street, Richmond,
Va. Said boy is black; about five feet ten inches
in height; with several small upon his throat,
caused by being ianced. He was last seen at Will
the evening of the battle at that place
II is highly probable that he is with some regi
ment of the Confederate army, or may have been
arrested and put in some prison in Richmond. Any
person giving me information that may lead to his
will get the above reward. The above
reward will be paid by Mr.. Hubbali on delivery of
the negro TO him. Residence as above stated Adj
dress me- at Stony Point, Albemarle county, Va.
E. NJ. LOWE late of company G.,
iy 15-6t sth Virginia regiment
TIVE DOLLARS REwARD-A light bay
Il HORSE, sixteen hands high, rear hind foot
white. on his withers and back, was either
stolen Or broke loose from Johnson's blacksmith
shop, on 9th street, below Main. He without
saddle or bride. Any one finding the above de-
scrbed Horse, will please return him to the Staff
stables, on Capitol street jy 23-ts
DOLLARS will be paid for
the delivery to me, at camp, near Drewrys
Bluff, or to J. p. DUvAL, Druggist In Richmond, Of
the small bay STALLION which Vas stolen from
my wagon yard the night of the 9th of July.
Said horse had two white hind feet and one fore
foot partially so, and is only four years old.
A. l.. LAND. a. @. NJ,
iy 22-6tf dist Va. Regiment
NAME to my stable, son1e days ago, {. sorrel
J MULE and HORSE. The owners are re
qussted TO come forward, prove properly, pay
charges and take them away, o: they VIII be dealt
with az the law directs.
SAMPSON JONES.
~ s--10t* Cor. Main MI. 9Th sts.
CEVENIY FIVE pOLLAES REwAKD.--Isost,
y on the hattie field at Coal Eaibor, during the
patent leather SADDLE BAGS, containing OF
Colts latest improved six shooting PISTOLS, with
Ii fiGted cylinder, carved ivory handle. carrying
a large bail silver mounted Gud engraved ON the
handle IS the following inscription. near can
be menlbefed: Lieut.. G. L. ie.e, Aug. 1851.
value the Pistol Chiefly account OF is associss
tons, and will cheerfuliy pay The above reward for
its delivery to me at Mrs. Davs's residence, On
4tb street, between Clay aud Leigh, to Col
n. ID. Graha N, ct the Exchange Hotel, no II. |
will also pay the 0: fifteen dollars for the other
of the Saddiebags. A. T. RaINEY,
jy 19-6t" Col of LIST Texas Regiment
1>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen from
i my house, Friday night, the 18th inst,
two GOLD WATCHES. Twenty dollars piece
will be paid for the recovery of the Watches
Description: The first is ladies' watch and chain,
gold hunting detached lever, made by
Crisman Sons e. Daim, Geneva, No. 1880. The
second one is a large double-case, with the first
case carved inside have number to the last.
named watch 1t had leather cord as a guard.
The above reward win be paid for either of the
watches on their delivery to me, next door to the
Varieties, on Franklin street:
~ 2l-6t* CHAS. f. MORGAN.
= IMPOSED TO HAVE STRAYED-At vari.
- GUS dates, one sorrel MARE, two bay HORSES,
belonging to Cobbs Legion one iron-gray HORSE,
sent by Provost Marshal Booker; one bay oRSE,
by same; one bay HORSE, sent by Capt Peasants,
of the Night Watch; one dark bay HORSE, one
dark bay MARE, with one white hind foot, by Mr..
Bolton, and one light sorrel HORSE, taken up On
Saturday night last. All Of the owners will please
call, prove property. and pay expenses, they will
be sold to do at the expiration of this date, az
will not keep said stock any longer than ten days
from this date. The owners can buy at public auc.
ton their stock, which will not fail to SELL
The auctioneer will give notice three days previous
to the day of sale. RO. REID,
jy1-l0t* Stable on 9th street. near Clay.
1IORSE LOST-A sorrel MARE having on q
III small common saddle with girth around 1t,
wooden stirrups, snapper bride, aud halter, with
small hook at end of check rein, broke loose from
he Of NJ No Re;