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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

QuASTRELL, Northumberland, the
famous partisan leader i'll Aissenrl. was AT enc
time leader in the raids Of the Kansas jay
hawkers, to which body he belonged for a
year The story runs thus. Qugntrsl, to-
rether with his brother and a PARTY OF com
panions, determined to visit California, and
purchasing al outfit, they started across the
plains. Hardly had they passed the limits Of
Kansas, when they were .atupoa BY Jenisol.'s
and Monteomery's haad 0; Jaylaawkers, who
took Quaa,reli prisoner. murdered his brother,
and robbed the party OF their equipments
Revenge became deep rooted i'll t}lantrell. s,sl
he determined to join the Jasnawkers tor the
purpose of learning their haunts aud assoeia-
lions, aud await the proper time for a Bloody
retribution lie became a fayorite and was
elected Lieutenant, helaiag IA great share Of
the Jayhawkers confidence
At last, the time fer active revenge was a.
hand He disclosed his history aud plan to
the Confederate forces in Missouri, stain.
that he knew every HAUNT and hiding place o..
the Javhawkers. and Was willing and ready to
lead then. lie returned to the Jayhawkers,
induced party of thirty to follow him into
an ambuscade. where they We're all killed and
taken prisoners by our gderilas. From that
moment, he has led ear men upon The trs<c y.
this band of abolition desperadoes, unt,t they
have been nearly wiped cut, aud sui tuali-
trell cries revenge and lets loose The dogs
of war, creating terror Ia the enemys ranks,
and gaining repeated victories, sieh az are
echoed even to cur ears thousand miles
Qway
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IIiloll1 pah9

WnDel s6Ax sltoRssassts ]. .slrr. u, 1854
TnlAt 81 cosspssa rons ii FaAsrs - sos
1e1ssss Mapclxon's Lsfe--The following ap-
psars h The Paris correspondence Of the Her
alas
he trial Of the my -four members OF the De
cret evolutionary society has been che Of the
prominOnt topics OF the week The leader Of
The concern is d Young man named Vaesel;
whose head has evidently been sii gh.ly erased
by reading the philosophy Of Fourier, CADET
aud other socialissic saints lie was formerly
= enb.lieuienant in tue ninth Hassaia In ls52
he waa transported, and returned TO tiansc ia
1850, under the general amnesty. In ieei he
gathered m the remnants ef the Soeiete Ban.
siui, and Addressing hiaself &c number OF
Disseminated men, and particularly to these
who had been in exile with him. be formed
hie cra,ad scheme Tor i,psettipg the govern,
rnAn9. ans, founded upon liza ruins a grand
democratic and soeialistic republic
Among the plans of the society Was evident
~ the assassination OF the Emperor and At one
81 the meetings. which used TO he held IN cafes
and low cabaic,s. the t,ue04oa waa discussed
whether Il demonstration should he made at
the representation OF the 'talontares dc 1871 E.
ut the Porte ST. Martha NAseel to cover his
design, professed to be recroitipg for Garihal
di, and went to Italy III 1863, aud wrote FROM
there that he was III communication with MAJ
xini and Garibaldi, aud that he could procure
there ten Thousand musacts. Al this while the
Argus.eyed RogcaafdS-- tie detective police of
paris---were following up Vsssel and his asso
ciates, knew the times and places II meeting,
and the topics OF discussicniu them. and finally,
when the authorities had obtained possession
of copies Of all the important documents. and
y sufficient amount OF evidence against the
parties, they Were arrested
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~ MEDICAL CARD.
OFFICE PRACTICE,

DR. PLUME, of the old Medical House conhues
himself mainly TO "a Gfiico practice, on Frank lin
street. . little below tte Exchange Hotel and dag
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skillful
and confidential treainent rsay be obtained on rea
Sensible terms. Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ailments, are invited to call
early.
Communications by nsil, or otherwise, promptly
attended TO. Office open FROM . A. NJ. till 8 r. H.
my Isis RICHMOND VA,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ne. w. 4. DnINKARD, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW and CLAIM AGENT, tenders his ssr.
.ieeS to the public. He viii devote special et:en-
tion e tbt preparation of pspoIs ard the CoLLfC.
fION OF CLAIMS against the various Depart.
WeDes Of the Confederate Go re.n. .,ent
~ Once on Main street il the building neat
Yellow the Post Office and opposite tie laercan
Hotel - l5-- :,tx
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~ ARTIFICIAL TEgTH.-THE CHEorLAs
- TIC AND NuLCAEITE PROCESS Ii w

~ TIC AND yULCAEITE PROCESS --G. W.
JONES, DENTIST, having tbs right for the above
mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied of it's
absolute superiority over all other methods, can
with confidence commend it those desiring full or
partial sets Of teeth aud especially such as may be
0ssatisded with those they are now using The
perfect adaptation Of the plate TO the mouth and
sne suction thereby secured, enables ha to insert
one or more teeth uiskcnt ciasps This method aay-
sn9 osen adopted b; those standing highest in the
Profession, North and South, testimonials will be
1vea sn0 specimens exhibited 10 those wishing to
~ aaem' sets OF Teeth on gold any other plate
wii Of course. be made foI those rreferring them.
xnIins. Cleansing, Extracting, end all other opera
ons gently ard thoroughly performed Teeth ex-
~ ONsce an Main s.,... s pam
de l--ly
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SERVANTS FOR SALE ANt NAV


JHCR siLE.-A fine sired and good look in, vo
MAN. or - years old with girl rSld !,
months old. another wears old and boy csSd-
or years of age, all likely. who is frstrse COO,
washer. and ironer. Another WOMB, d or
years of age. equally good looking, who is a sooA
washer and ironer and tolefsble good cock vtk
four likely childrer--boy, aged 10 months bo,
agod years. and two girls aged 6 and y.sr,
Apply a: CARY STREET JAIL
se l.I-eod3t@
IHOR HlRE-A Negro BOY, IL year. Old. 10,
IT the balance OF the year, accustomed TO wait
ing about the house. TO a responsible person h.
will be hired very low. Apply 10
&c i5--ts REDWOOD 4 KEACH
NOR HIRE-A Arstrste BLACKSMITH. Az.
ply to c. G. ELLETT.
se lo-3ts On Leigh st., between ID and i,h
TOR SALE-To remain in or near the city Of
Kichmond, quite good looking MAN, 20 to =.
years Of age, who Is a SHOEMAKER and good
HOUSE SERVANT.
N B-A gentleman called TO see the above sef
want at the nstan of his friend Of Petersburg tes
I understand when IL was supposed be lad been
sold. The advertisement il renewed that he and
others may see the man is yet for sale Arpy 81
So 4--eod3ss CARY ST. JAIL
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b paid tor the sapfehenxian aud sslis.rp IN
ssy jail ID The Confederate $50 fr either
nf JOSEPH BEARD and r. II CAKES. Win, me-
been xecuhsd Of selling herses aud have sbsconded
Nth three hOyses saddles AMI b1idles al the pro
party a. the Confederate states BEAAp fs shau,
01fy yesrs old, near Fix iset high, rather a,eut
dark complsxian, dark hair, mixed with gray and
woFS . fun hesrd aud Enoastacho. lie originally
canns from Lyucbburg, or near that place. OAkEs
= shout tweoey.1se years cid, near six feet high
A61t batr md aye4. spesks quick, with slight in
pedlment wh4u spoken ia. Ae came frora Abe
marie county, Ys., and II tnewp ~ formerly
etaEs drssr 6etsveea sss.1fn sisd the white suI
NhNt ApFinys j. LiSlAGl1ON,
~ 1&-ts Capt hnd = a. IL. Farmsilis. w,
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

nRY.GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. &c
We have opened q fresh stock OF Staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Domes tics, Calicoes, Girahsms, Shawls, Crsckery,
Tnwsre, Bale Cotton, Hardware. Silks. Ribbons.
BOanets Bonnet Silks aud velyetx. HesIery, Meurp-
ing Goads, Embroideries, Laess, and all Goods
usually kept IN country store. al tho old stand I'll
]. W. T. ]. p. Marshall SMITH 4 Co
Charlotte Court House. Va. September :, lets.
So lot
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DUNAWAYS.-The following slaves ran away
n from the Piedmont Railroad, at psnviile, on
the .'rd inst.
HENRY; black, about 81 years cld.has several
whip u,arks-was recently bought VI John King
of North Carolina.
SPENCER-hire of David Holly, Chow All eoun.
~. North Carolina.
JOE aud TOM-hired Of MIR. Roberts, Gates
county. North Carolina
reward of So viii, rs paid tor Henry Il taken
within the State. $50 if taken in another State,
aud the legal reward tor the hirslngs upon delivery
to ms at Danvil!e. + D. WIEBURN
hup't first section Piedmont 4 r.
SO 2--ts DauyI.a VA
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II UHAWAYs.-The following named sIaves left
II, the Iiednont Railroad, at Danvilie, and are
now q, .,rgc. A reward of s2o esch'will be paid
tor tLel te,yeIy st Danville If taken in the State
or sou.. ;aAen q another State liberal re-
ward i, eenvered in any jail where they can be Sc.
cured
ISAIAH left Oh August LIST; calls hilnself Isaiah
Fanton
ANDERSON ct on August I'D
WILLIE left on the 9Th Of August; calls himself
Willis Hunter; IL light brown, spare made, and
speaka quick when spoken to.
GEORGE left on the 9th Of August ealls,hmself
George Taylor
HICHARD left on the ;,ith Of August calls him.
self Richard Twyman: is dark brown; wears goatee
and mioustache.
RICHARD left on the oath Of August; calls hun
self Richard Henry Lee: brown color, had on a
brown felt hat with curve top.
ISAAC left on the Gath Of August; calls himself
Isaac Moore, stainuers in his speech.
GEORGE, calling himself George Selden, re-
Gently owned by Vim. Wsrwsrk, Macen T. @ +,
Powh atsD; navel slightly enlarged
The above slaves having been recently rnr-
chased in Richmond, more particular description
will be given soon as their original owners eau
be heard from T.. y. WILBURN.
Eup't section Piedmont Railroad.
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TV>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
) for the return or for Information resulting IN
the return to me. Of my cook HARRIET, who
ran off TO Richmond, August i. She Ia q
bright, thin breasted. tall aneaklng mulatio. She
Gun read Is Methodist, sings very loud and ID dis
posed to argue. Was severely whipped August
I.t. Supposed to have black skirt and red
body, colored straw bonnet and blue ribbons. 81.
Shows fine teeth when spoken to. ! bought her OF
DR.. Dorsey, OF Maryland Age 35.
II. P. TAYLOR.
HelIiGn hMrpat 10 All .El-.l n1&
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DLACKMAR & BRO,
ID Publishers of SHEET MUSIC,
AUGUSTA, Ga.
Having removed a portion of our MUSIC PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT from New Orleans
to Augusta, we are now prepared To fill orders for
our many popular publications
we are now publishing, Bonnie Blue Flag"
CountIy's Call !" Missouri or "a Voice from the
eouth;" THE Confederate Flag" "Southron's
Watchword" &c, and can supply customers with
these popular songs in any quantity;
jy Jim Augusts, Ga.
TTOK SALE-hHEEP-50O head on my farm, q
II miles from Iynchburg. Part of them very
fne WOOL and part in tue condition for killing.
J. +. CALDWELL
We l3--l0t At Mcdaniel T. lrby's
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
" have hend, and for sale, the following
nsinel CARRIA GES: l line Phaeton l fine family
Carriage, for two horses, fine family Carriage.
secondhand, oue Doctors CHASE, Open and Top.
Buggies. second hand; also, Sofa Of Doybls Has-
ness; also, sets OF Single Harness, and l Spring
Wagon. with Top, Roeksways, &c Apply early
SO l2-lw* Corner 9Th sud Broal sts.
NToTICE.---we are now prepared TO give our nm
IN divided Ettention to the sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE and Manuf&ctuyed TOBACCO, and,
pedeing our best forts to please, solicit consiGn.
ments. FAULkNER & CLARK,
Commission Merchants
80 El-lms shockoe Warshonss.
NERANDAH HOTEL
" AND RESTAURANT
Just arrived fine lot of fresh OYSTERS IN the
she'll. with several other Injuries. which will be
served NY in the beat style, .. short notice
70 Ii--6t* 9th street. near Clay.
TTsO TOBACCO NANUFAtTURERS.-Fo sale,
j very choice lot If TOBACCO FIXTURES
Screws. large and slnaa flastening prsssss, Bands
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gIsIFTT DOLLARSNKWAKD.-.+a sn away f.cns
the subscribrr, sbout tbs 1T Of August lsst .
negro boy named JOHN HENRY. Said boy Il es.
tween IL and II years Of age, brown skin, thick
set height not known but well grown for his age.
Said boy wss hircd 70 ChSisssan 4 Lea. will pay
the shove reward for his apprehension and delive-
~ TO me In Richmond. Mrs n. w. HOWELL.
se l2--i0ts or WIN. II. SUTHERLAND.
DUNAWAYS..-1The following named Blavss
III, left this Piedmont Railroad at Eanyille On The
1Sh August @
DAyY--s feet q inches high, yellow, hassl eyes
right arm has been brnten about - years old -
Bought u VIM. Bc,shaa, II Southampton county,
VA
ToM-5 feet q soehe. high, yellow black eyes.
scar over the right eye, smiles when spoken ~,
about ssg years old. Bought Of Peter BurrLett,
Prince George county.
TfIACKEK-Hired Of Jesse Brown, Griffin CO..
NC. M
reward Of &2. each for Davy and Tom will be
paid, if taken within, the State, ard so each If
taken In another State and delivered 10 me At ban
vile; and the legal reward for Thaeker.
L. y. WELRURs,
Superintendent First Division Piedmont
re 2--ts Raroad ut DanyIle.
FTSWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. : Ran sway
on Saturday, August 3C.h, my boy CHARLES.
rs is between forty and forty five yesrs Of sce,
dark initiate heavy set, about $50 pounds weight,
five feet nine or ton inches high aid has broken
pose, which turns up, appearing somewhat like q
bull dogs. He bad on when he left gray psnts.
check shirt, pair Of Government made shoes and
wool hat. He is supposed to be down about
Rockets. The above reward will be paid tor his
delivery IN Jail, 30 that can got him.
LIkuf. CLINTON PERRY,
se Inns Co. e. lst Texas Regt.
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lust ARRIVED large aud varied asscrt-
q msnt Of goods, consisting In part rs follows'
Ladies' and nlisses' Leather and Morocco Boots;
Mems fine Calf Balmorals;
Children's shoes, all sizes and kinds;
Planters' Brogans and Army Shoes.
Boys and youths Boots and Shoes.
Red, gray, and white tisnnels;
Black and white and figured Cacos, OF the latest
HOOP skirts. Tooth Rrushss; line and coarse Combs;
Fancy Toilet Soaps, Ac, de-;
Black Alpacas; black and white Tape,
Spool Cotton; Pearl Hut.onss
Large lot of heavy aud beautiful Lndssy Pls,ds, !.
I.sdies' Linen Cambria Handkeychiets,
Pins; black and white fhread, and other articles
too numerous to enum<rase.
The shove goods will DO opened end 0hsrsd for
sale ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, lWh ina, on
~s-5s. No. is NAN .srsss.
rLoRlOuS NEWS = BLOCKADE RUh--
NJ Jaat received. per last steamer. large A.
serneat Of GOODS. comprising, sncng many
scarcs sft1cles--
Isd,ss' Morocco and Cater Boots
Miss6n aud children's Shees
- Mens and HOys' Shces snd BrogNaS;
GprvAntS shoes Of al si1es;
Lsltes, Nlsses', and Chldrenss AosA SKIRTS
Aso. - aeecftnaent Of Ladies' Dress aoods. %
and BOYS Clothing a,,d Unsiershirts; ncws ard
BlesGked Shirings. So hxisa u C6ttoa Yarn nd
other ososlu u suit Tho uxess Give % cal end
- fof yourselves i. ROSE. - hroea ..
= 2 In g sssSsea - sae = -
EAT HH14P non aALk SO hsad., on q
u fArm - miles fso1 Lyn1Ah1sG. AkIsY -
u McDANluL 4 lRni.
SSsl5SI S5IIIS is 10 Oll. 4 -, Y =
8 tAlsals. $500 q. N ~. ~ ~ - ~
IS - = =. s
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ef3flys 4 Az.

FkNAIs. SClIOQf, located
81 Miles North - ffs4ssiokS Hall Qsnst
Louisa County, vA--Ths fourth eesaion q sete
1852, under ths fnslrueftnn cf Mis- vleeanfA BAR
sEtl, who iswsit qusAAsd, aud has had sxpsstsncs
III teaching.
ThRMs For tan month"; sessious
s,,ssr.,stian "A E,rlish bYanghcs ..... goo
instruction in French. .....-s..-....,t,s..s luuQ
Music end use 81 pianos. .tsU,
Nc asiussian for less Of time, except 10 case OF
psetrassed illness. 9. nj. CAhFENIEU.
az III SEs
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HENRY. belonging to me,
IN, lei: my house en- Sunday, the 18th nit. lie Is
thick set boy Of asly negro color. b,isby head of
hair, and stemmers when spoken to- He is about
~ yssrs old walks briskly, and hes detective teeth
i'll 'front.' wears u dark military cap. braided with
gold lace. He is dining room servant. zill give
one hundred dollars Tor his delivery to ms, if tsken
within or without ths corporation ! entertain the
opinion that he has been carried OF b. of
army. by exhibiting forged pass free papers.
He has gone as body servant to SONS one.
JOHN MABEN,
20 It's Corner of Q.ace and 9th St..
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Left toe sub
Il scriber. sop,e few weeks since two negro
men DAET and CLAf by us,ne. Davy is hhcut
- years old, of gingercake colcr, some five feet
nine or ten inches high, bushy head aud straigh.
built. Clay il black, l6 or Il years old. and tive
feet five or six inches high. Es.y mey be in the
county of Fluyanns, near Wilmington. HIS mother
lives at Frederick karnys, near that place For
the appre henson vi the above named negroes and
delivery 10 me. deposited in rome Jail. that
can get them again, will give reward of So
each. GEoHGE THOMAS,
PerkinsviIle T. o., Gocch!and county, Va.
ALI L.
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TIuVE DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
I my house. on the 12:h instant, bright muiat.
30 WOMAN, about 5 feet high; had on yellow
dress: supposed to bs lurking about her masters
house. V. Sutton, on Church Hill. l viii pay the
above reward if brought to me-
w. A. J. SMITH,
ge 10 St. Corner of lst snd Main SITS.
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REWARp-Ranaway, on
n, the 18th Of August, q black boy, named Ed
ARD, about Is years old, stout, aid heavy set.
Also, I'D Of August. yellow hoy named PLY-
TON, about II yeafs cid. Peyton ID thought to be
ahou: town He was bought Of F. J. Tucker. Ed
ward was bought of & q. Holloway. will give
$50 for either OF the Boys II delivered at my JAIL
Castle God~in.> or secured in any Jail, 30 1 get
thelu again.
10 lQ--iats JOHN t. DAVIS.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-KaEaxay. on
about the lst of May, my boy JOHN.
lie is about "a years of age, dark compile xion,
about teet inches high always laughs when
spoken TO, and shows his teeth. He had on when
he lett suit of Richmond Gray's He has been
seen about the city frequently. The above
ward will be given tor his Judgment in jsil, whers
cen get him-Dickinson & Hills ta
ii. a. GUNE
Ell sj-lsts Henrico county, Va
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAETNERSHIP-
The Co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers under the firm aud style of
ALVEY & LIPSCcMB, lis dissolved by mutual
consent
Those to whom are indebted, either individ.
ually jointly. will please present their claims for
payment, and thuee iadebted Il; lis, either by note
bond ar account, will confer fsvcr by az speedy
settlement ss possible. Each of us viii pay or
receive dues. aud sign III liquidation.
Oar STORE Is fer rent, end also STORE
ROOM on Msn street, next door to Msssrs. 9. w.
Purcell s. Co.'S banking house, and occupancy Of
both given iminediately.e
RICHARD T. ALVEY,
JAS. r. LIPSCOMB.
Richmond Sept: 10 1861. sc ll-i2t
RExaniner snd Wtig copy.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
the Henrieo Poor Iouse, en- the 9th instant,
my negro man JOHN. Said fellow Ii about j feet
5 or inches high, quite black, and IL very stout,
full teee and bias but eye, and Is about years
I'D II IL highly probable that be Is lurking about
In the city OF hchnond or 10 HenIien II taken
In either place. SIS will be paid. $50 if taken up
anywhere else and lodged in jail 80 get him again.
or If delivered TO Ciopton l.yne, in Richmond
eaa Its RICHO Il LYME
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will give the
above reward for the apprehension If my boy
MAJOR, who ran of from my residecee. on Baker
street, about three weeks since BE is light gin
gerbresd color full eyes; abcu. l1 years CID very
sprightly: he had Gil when lie left black felt hat
and light pents ! thnk rs is in sorie OF the
camps near the city. Ary ens arres,ipg the sa,d
boy will deliver him 10 BosHEE e. WooDDYs
store on 18th and Main stree.s, il convenient; il
not, put him in the nearest Jail and iatorm me.
30 2-5t* B. B. CRUMP.
NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
I will pav the above reward 0. 800 for NY
negro man. JONES, ii taken without tbs state. and
delivered to a. this place, &75 if captured in
the State and ccnaned in any jail 50 that can Get
him. The said negro fiones} ranewey scEas SIX
weeks ago, end In ill probability iz cnaeayoIirg to
hire himself to some one in the service Hs ID OF
yellowhh colcr; about feet 10 CT III Inches high;
weighs about lo0 pounds; hss email and rather Pc
culiar eyes, He is more intelligent than hs appear
ance would indicate. He has suit of uniform
au 6--lin< c. CAPEHART. CASTOR, N. G..
T7WENTY.fIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
away, in the month of May or June last, No
gro boy, belonging to the estate Of the late Rich,
ard j. Alfriend- named ELLICk COOK. He II
about IS years Of age. ordinary size, say about
feet inches high, talks fast. rolls his eyes when
talked to or with, and Of gingerbread colo. He
was hired, come time since, to the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. The above reward
win be paid for the apprehension Of said boy, 30
that can get Kim again. 1t Is thought lie may be
with some of the regiments meas Richmond pass
ing himself off ss freo
ALEXANDER DONNAE, Admir-.
Petersburg August, 1862. se 2--6t
4 BSCONDED from ihs service of the city Oh
~ Both June last, q negro man named ADDI-
son. Said negro Is abyut 80 years old; about six
feet high. black. rough skin; walks badly; very
coarse and somewhat hoarse voice.
Also, en- the 18th July, negro boy named
JACKSON, about IS or 10 yeats old; woody hair;
dark brown skin: some bloehes about the face
stoopa forward when walking and speaks quick
when spoken to. The ssid negroes were hired of
Mr. Thos NJ Jones' of Richmond
will give the usual reward for their apprehen.
sion and delivery 20 me- confinement in Messrs.
Jones d Skaters jail. that can g.. them again.
j.. II. HIG GINS,
Az ln--.s overseer City Hands.
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NJ OTICE.-Ran away from the subscriber on the
| y Sth day Of August last, my negro boy Alb.
MIR. He is about IL years Of age, bright nulat
to, with straight hair, or nearly 30; bad on when
he left an oznaburg shirt and pants and . round
crown brown wool hH.;'n other clothing recol ect-
ed. will give S25 for his apprehension and de-
livery to at Cascade, Va, or will give SIS II
taken up ia the city and lodged in jail so tharl get
him soon. J. J. TINSLEY,
Be J-cw3t% Cascade, Pittsylvania CO., Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

KBWARD-From the sub
N, scriber in Madison, Rockingham county, N
c., . negro boy. named JOHN. Said boy h aboat
Two feet high. black. and about eighteen years old
John ID tbs property Of Mr.. Brown, Of Virginia,
was hired by me last spring, and may be attempt.
ing to make his way back to his old homo on the
Rappahanncck- viii pay $50 reward for his ap-
prehenson aud delivery 10 me in Madison. or 125
for his confinement In any jail That can get him
au l3--l2t& NATHANIEL SCALES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

FT>wENTY pOLLAkS REWARD.--Ranswsy,,
some time in August, from Mr.. NJ Baker, of
Herrico, my man OLIVER Said fellow Is about
fec, six inches high, rather stout, dark complex
lou, and. think. one Of his trout teeth out. His
oountenance generally Ia rather stern, but when
spoken TO b1ghtens up. will give tbs above re-
ward for his apprehension aud delivery Messrs.
Clopton d Lyme In Richmond. or cor fired in jail
30 get him again. L. WASHINGTON.