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si Tbs Silh mat. ut the residence OF her hiisband,
lafs MARTHA ACRRR wife III Albert Acrte,
aged about 81 years.
She died ,rusiing in Jesus. She was consist
eut member of the Baptist Church for many years.
aud saxiousi, awaited death to relieve her OF her
entfsrugs bat sbs might enjoy the bliss Of Heaven
she leaves q husband, three children. and large
circle of friends to mourn their irreparabe loss
Asleep In Jesusl o. for me
MAY such blisiful refuge bet
Securely shall my ashes lie.
And wait the summons from on high.
TIE funeral will take place from her husbands
residence corner of Franklin EE LA streets, tnis
Tuesday, evening, at "a o'clock. she friends and
relations of the family are respecliy Invited to
attend.
At the residence Of his father, Rev. John d. Hol
stead, on Sunday afternoon, October the 9Th, at 3
o'clock + Al of typhoid fever, Mr.. X. N. fiOL-
STEAD. formerly OF "Parker's Al tiilery Conpa-
ny at the tine Of his death. druggist In hoys Ter.
Hospital aged - years month and z days.
His funeral viii take place Ih!I tTuesdayJ L,rn
ms At 10 o'clock, ut Union station MettDiist
Church His friends and acquaintaucrs Afaresr act
fully Invited TO attend.
o'clock JOHN OSBORNE POWER. son OF r. r.
and John Power deceased, aged IL years :lld
days.
His funeral will take place this morning Ut 10
o'clock. from his mothers residence. 10 heiir!co
county. The friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited to attend
At Winchester, Va on the 2sih Sept. Of typhoid
fever IN the 18th year Of his age. SAMUEL j..
BINFORD, eldest sou of Il. b. Bnford. Of this
city.
On The Sd instant, at halfpast Two P. NJ, II. a.
TATUM, NJ. D., aged "a.
IL Lynchburg and Petersburg papers phase
copy,
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The rebels In the two battles, an nsaf RS can lie
sseertaned, from the number o: their dead 'onnu
upon the field, and from other data, VIII not iA'i
s.ort OF the following statement:
Major Davis Assistant Inspector ueueTai' WI"
super INT eud- the burial of the dead. reports about
1900 rebels bnried upon the Held OF An,e'a'i,
our troops. Previous 10 this however shc repe's
had buried many If their own dead upon the ustan.
portion of the battle field which they occupied III
ter the battle probably AT l. sst 800
The losses of the rebels at South Mountain can
not be ascertaueil with accuracy but AS our troops
continually drove them from the comIheEe.ment ot
tho action and as IA much greater number Of their
dead ,qu,. seen ON the fsid than a! onr own inen
is not Gnreasonabe 10 SUPPOSE that the loss HS
greater Than uird, Estimating theif Killed al ooo
he total rebel loss IL the two battles would be
j uOO According TO the ratio nf our own killed
aud wounded this would nlako sheif loss in
wounded Is, 742
Asnearly.as can b. ascertained al this time, the
number of prisoners taken by troops In the two
battles will at the lowest estimation. amount to
600 The full returns will no doubt show q larger
number OF these about 200 are wounded
This gives the rebel loss in killed, wounded, an
prisoners SO - 1t will be observed that this does
not include strsgglers, the number of whom is sud
by lciz enS to be large
II may be safely concluded, therefore, that the
rebel army lost at least 10000 OF their best troops
during their campaign in Maryland
From the time our troops first encountered the
81 rIny in Mary land until he WAS driven back into
Virginia captured thirteen guns, seven Gals
SOM nine limbers, and one signal tag,
W, have not lost signal gun or color Tn TIE
!t,tte Hold Of Anetam Ii .0UO small were col
ed. besides the large number carried oil by ct,-
sad those distributed on the ground TO the re
crutts aud other unSred men arriving immediately
I after hr battle
Al South Mountain no collection of small Arm.
WAS made owing TO the haste o! pursuit tram that
point 800 taken IN the opposite side OF the
I Potoinac.
ts;gned) GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
Maior.Ge neral Commanding.
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PROCEEDING.S IN I'HE COUkYs

PROCEEUING.S IN I'HE COUkYS
Mayors Cout-Yesterdav the following
cases We're disposed of by the Mayor:
w. Ii. Robinson was fined 81 for depositng
a dead dog in an alley
JAS. Williams, ID soldier, found drunk III the
street, complained Saturday morning that the
officers who searched him at the cage took his
money and tobacco from him and would not
return it, lie was confronted yesterday by
the officers all Of whom swore he had nothing
Oh him but IL knife. He was sent to Castle
Thuhder.
jas W. Wood was charged by Mr.. Hnnni
ger, of the Spotswood Hotel, with robbing
room No. IA OF Il fine gold watch and chain
and pocket-book, belonging to one of the oc-
cupants, and d coat belonging to another. He
was captured i'll Rockets, wearing the watch,
and the coat was found at his lodging, but the
money has not been recovered. He was re-
manded TO Jail to await an examination before
the Hastings Court next Monday.
The case Of Michael Buckton, for felonous
cutting aud stabbing John Delaney, was con
tinaed until Wednesday. The accused admit
ted the fact; the evidence showed that he had
slapped Delaneys wife's face i'll his pres
ence and was struck by Delaney twice on
the head with stick, aud then stabbed him
the cut disembowelling him. Delpey was
supposed to be dying and III officer was sent
to obtain his dying declarations.
The case OF john Murray, for feloniously
cutting and stabbing Michael Leary, (who has
since died. and James Mccormick, was fur
Their continued until Saturday.
Lott Green, "a negro who says he is free,
but has no papers, was arrested for smoking Il
cigar in the street and ordered To be whipped.
William Hudson, another free boy, was or
dered Is iashss for disorderly conduct in the
street.
Julia, slave Of j. p. Ballard, charged with
stealing $500 from Il gnest at the Ballard
HoaSe, WIS discharged.
Joseph Bassett, = free negro, for threaten
ing to strike white boy in the Second Mar
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Violent AsSaHH.--An attempt was made yea
terday at II o'clock to murder Mons Iabueiie,
Secretary of the French Consul AT this port
Mons. Tabuelle was sitting III his ohire,
Shockoe Slip. at the hour Indicated, when a
Frenchman from New Orleans entered and
applied for Il certificate rs Il subject OF Louis
Napoleon. His answers to the questions put to
him left no doubt OH the mind of the Official
that he owed allegiance to the Southern Con
federacy, not only by residence but by eAer,
eisng rights of citizenship. He was refused
a certificate. He grew very Indignant; said II
Tabuelle did not give it TO him he would kill
him He finally left, but returned i'll a few
moments, and the door not being opened al his
summons, he kicked it open and Immediately
commenced Il murderous attack on Tabuelle
with bludgeon He was Frustrated 10 the
floor and struck repeatedly, the man con1inu-
ally CRYING out, III kill you" Mons. I. re-
ceived a severe cut over the left hand, one OF
Ifs fingers also cut, ANA his face very much
bruised He finally eXtrcated himself and
gave the alarm, bat his assaii;snt escaped
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A,riraI Of ParoIed Contederats .Soi.!.srS.--
-Four Yankee steamboats, arrived at Atkins
Landing Sunday, bringing about 2,5dG OF our
men, captured by the Yalhees aud paroled as
prisoners CT war Alost OF them, before they
were started soutward, had been taken to that
detestabie place, rurt DeIaWare, wlioro ti--
received treatment more like brutes than men.
Yesterday IA large train, loaded down with ra-
tons, ready prepared for eating, were sent to
Atkins to relieve the necessities of these brave
men. They had been So badly treated by their
iuhnman eaptors, but few were III condition TO
make Il speedy journey 10 this city. The great
er portion of the returned captives will arrive
III this city to day.
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altts. Of Ia saheedueut clAama 70 Vie respAct Of
mankind, Il will aesuredly begin its career with
reputation for genius and valcr nAtch tke ssesf a.
noas AAstens may ENJOY
Such ia the homage which Southern valor
and patriotism have extorted from the moot
intelligent and influential organs Of paeiic
OPINION in the old world, FROM men well yereed
in the hetory of ancient and modern times.
who, in coy syllable that they have uttered,
have aniscspaied We are perfectly sure. the
unanimous verdict of posterity. 1t is TO crdi-
nary valor and virtue that have caused the Old
Lion of England, whose roar has so often
shaken the world to look on in wonder and
admiration
UEven the rabid organ of English abolition.
| Ism, the Meas, whilst ii denounces the South
NJ the most barbarons of mankind, exclaims
repeatedly, they will fight, We should es
TEEN that, however, no mpliment al all, II
/ the allegation of the Netcs were true, thai the
| South is 1.-The most barbarous of mankind -
| How little the Atso> knows Of the South
era people. or how reckless it il of trn'l
when il speaks thus Its sources o.
| knowledge rs we'll AZ its Inspirations of aeiil
nent are purely Northern or 1t could never
speak thus of IA people whose virtues III do
| nestle hfe are equal TO their prowess iii the
| field and whose generosity, nFse!hshness an'
hospitality have long ago passed int" pr"
verb. Even in the conduct OF the presen
war, if they had not been the most civilized
instead of the most barbarous people OF IN
world, they would have hoisted the black TIA!
at the beginning of this abominable invasion
and demanded an eye for an eye and Il life 10
a life, instead of continuing TO adhere 10 TN
rules Of regular warfare in the face OF sue
proelanations as those of Butler and Pope
and such deeds rs the hanging of Mnmtord-
We hope and believe that the time will com
When the moderation aud humanity OF th
South will be- us we'll understood us IFS chlNair
and beroism.
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nr- no TIE FAMILIES or RICHHOND.
SECURE YoUR SHOES BEFcRE IT Is TOT
LATE.

We will open tits dsy, October Hh, at Belvin's
fs wing Machine Rooms. Inn street. some fnoil'
ami nara a SHOES direct frasa Baltimore " his
inetss a iai 20 stock Ut Children which ale now
much needed by ali laniliss- We will also open 4
large stock for Ladies' Baltimore city made Congress
GAiTER, Balnloral. Sewed and Psgged Walking
SHOE; also the finest Morocco, Buskin, and
CIoid Buckied SLIPPER, all with heeIt: just the
nicsst stock of Shoes Low In the Confederscy. In
deed VIC can safely say tha. our stock Of Shoes IL
the largest that can be found that IL adapted
to tie general wants Of a family, which embraces
almost every kind Of Shoe We return our thanks
10 the families OF Richmond for their kind en-
enlargement aud we pledge ourselves 10 co the
best We can for ALL Gail and US ladies' and gen
aarn.p Sc7-It&
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Mayder Of a .Soidier.-About 20 clock yes
leruas two members of Capt. Nhitn.shan =
artillery battery, encamped III the vicinity Of
g.,n and James Morrissey, while slightly un
der the influence of liquor, began a dispute,
which ended in Fagan, who is u strong and
hearty man, striking Morrissey. who was Il
feeble old man, a violent blow on The side OF
the neck with his fist. Morrissey instantly
fell dead This astounding result OF a single
blow with the fist seemed TO overcome Pagan
with horror, who stood in Supplied ainazement
until taken into custody by some OF his com
rades, who conveyed him to Castle Thunder
where he is now prisoner.
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ket ana using indecent language, was ordered

ket ana using indecent language, was ordered
to be whipped.
Emstsags Court. This Court adjourned
finally for the present term on Saturday. The
docket comprised over seventy indictments
twenty nine cases were brought up for tfiai,
and Of these eighteen We're found guilty, nine
acquitted, aui aoiie peoseqW entered upon '"o
of three indictments against the same person
she having been found guilty upon one. Inc
Governor has pardoned one of The convicted,
and has now under consideration the cases OF
two others The remaining trials were post
poned until tho next term, which Will begin on
the third Monday of the present month.
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Departure Of fa'.kse PrSs0Mefs.--About
O'Clock yesterday, apretiy considerable install
ment of Yankee prisoners were sent from the
Libby prison to Narina on James River The
cort-ge numbered 735 prisoners including five
Yankee surgeons, twenty officers, Dan I'll
man among the numberJ three citizen prison
ers aud four women and :, child This leaves
2l2 on hand. The prison hospital, for some
time past kept at Palmer's factory, is 70 be
moved back to the west end Of the Libby
tuil,,iu,s
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DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE on
Frsuk lin, between 2sth and 18th SITS, Church Hill
ct Auction THIS DAY.-We invite particular At
tention Of persona Wishing to puicha desirable
aud we'll located residence, to our sale THIS Az
TERNOOE, at Al O'Clock. OF the valuable Brick
Residence on Franklin, between SSth ana S9th SITS,
now In the occupancy OF Mrs deinner For par
ticuiais II ference is made to the sales Of to-day
&C Tit JAS Nj TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
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Alre.-Lieut. ohm =. Fisher Of the Coz
ernors Guard, Of Richmond, who has been re-
ported killed at the battle of Eoone.boro is
still alive His ankle WAS badly injured by
his horse falling on him, and he lad hot snfii
GENTLY recovered 10 be sent by the flag I'll
trnce boat
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1T SPECIAL EOTICE.-The attsntion OF the
trade is particularly requested to tbs sale Of block
ads goods, which will be continued THIS DAY, at
10 O'Clock at my store
The sale " Ill commence with foe aud large a.
sortmsnt Of .ots Shoes and Hats In great variety.
oc lit t. Is. COOK, Auet.
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BHsidlne Cala0i B0ufS-A number Of part les.
have already engaged in HE business Of build
ing boats To r,ii on the canal, and thus are pro
caring hands 10 do the same thing For some
months he trade OF the canal has been yte.tirr
than the boat accUinnod.tt ION.
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SMALL. Pox IN DANvILLr.---The small pox has
made its appearance In the military hospitals Ia
Danville. Fanr cases have occurred there, Of
which only one has died. Prompt and energetic
Iasasures have been taken to prevent tba further
cad of the loathscme disease.
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~ SPECIAL N0TICE-All members Of the
NORFOLK GRAYs, 9th Virginia regiment who
are in the city and are able to join their company,
viii report 20 Lieut. REYNOLDS. at Mrs Harding 9,
Broad, between 9Th and 7th streets, by WEDNk6.
DAY, the 9Th of October, between the hours Of 10
end o'clock. G7-Ns
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49, ssTATs tOx 49,

kOR sAI.E-Oue n "a, L.nd.---~--
: Hossn o.roliua, On the Csntral Psas ID
tnsn msie from Htiisbofs', and ths fas-aoe4 -
eoeesy. g6od schools and ehurehss ~
~ - xvoa s.oo; ven altered and fsne.1 -
choice foit. Dwelling well planned sosee' II
Iousea good Possession iu.tnsd,tsi5 '0'els ~
Cash OF ctedh--ersdt preferred
oe .-.a- II OLDs. Hinseor, =.
DAMUNKEY RIVER Low 0R0nsS
i HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR on N rsM1 D
AND FIFTEEN NILES FROM p,cnnuk1
FOksALk-"MARLBOU A." the ius.l, M
Farm and former residence Of Edmund SS. a.
containing about 40 scres, $50 scrss IN nun. Ia
tlon0 il now offered at private sale I. i. eaess
ably healthy. There hss not been eas. |. - ,sans
or ague and fever on this farm in air w.. a'ies
vie " 10 one Of the finest In lower yirvinS
society in the neighborhood Ii hivhlv s,'. ea
and refined. The riveris navgmbls Tor vs s",'s
ryiug upwards Of Ave thousand bushs, - y
The crops on this farm have not been sou.lce,e
have made 6, 600 bushels of wheat. and IA ny pS
els Of corn, with twenty one working hand, ~ "a
ID ~ this time about GOO acres in clover =. -
II the finest grass and grazing farm 10 IN,
Virginia. regard this AS one of the ,sfe., Nv, ,sf
ments of capital that can be made. "'s
I shall be pleased to show the Farm
or to answer any letters addressed to ile, a.
W Oo ~" ' 'snU'e, co. va
~ s--eMo. william sAYRl
TWO FARMS IN CULPRPKk FOR l1TY
The subscriber will ssli his FARMS in =
pepper county. ON easy terms The one on ~
he resides, elegantly improved, contains nina IS
drsd and ifty-six acres Of land the other N, ~
dred They are we'll wstered, end mostly ~ ]
grasses and clover. The buildings are Wnn,. ~
commodious, and In good condition -orehsrds i.
ine!imoet 1no nie."ooo snequs's Tor " n
men1s OI Psnssun RPoses- Ins eouuts
neeltny-nsignoosnoooP ,0sssMt-cnufenes cow
niSnt-posto tn.es mnes olstans-fAfosd q
mAss-ccurs-nouss nane niue
Inc suoscnoer, nov y nome, invites closs =
.epscnoo Of tnsse FssmA ae W. reply pronp1
pepper county, g. -
oe 1900 401N TAYLol
LOB sA LIZ. HAMDsonE KGsIDEI0
TfJTE.-The subscriber offary for sale his reids.J
and store located az above. The dwelling : ~
built of brick, with slate roof. and contain, ~
rooms aud wide passages. There is an ode, |,
the yard with three rooms and also dinlns mon
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Rtrhmond ami Fredericksburg Rasi,aad-
1t is thought thai he repairs to the f'rcdercks
burg Railroad, necessary 10 make the "Trip, can
be finished by lie heginrsug of the coming
week.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral of HENRY SMITH, q membsr Of
0tey's Battery, who was killed on the 10Th sept,
in the battle sf Fay elite c. h.. will take place from
the residence of bis father. A. Smith, corner 18th
and Broad cts 1T halt past O'Clock this iloin
ing The friends OF the family invited 20 nj
tend
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MAaRlEI,.

On J'Luysday, the I'd Of October. at Trinity
Church. by ths Ras. Mr. Brown, RICHARD VIII.
IIAMy to Miss MARY &. GRAFTON. daughter OF
Thomas B. and Lucy A. Grafton. both OF klcn'
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transferred 10 AHeshony.-Gov Lctcher
has Issued his warrant Tor the removal Of Or
VIM T. kucker 10 Allegheny county for lrftl
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Stealiue Money! yesterday evengiug officer
Bibb arrested and Gagged Il man, named james
II. Frainman, ior stealing $50 i'll bank noles
from Andrew j. Iaylor
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~ NOTARY PUBLIC,-THOS. j. BAGBY
D~E General gent and Notary Public, Office Nc.
= W ,i street, under ST Chsres Hotel. will attend
promptly to House Renting, Negro Hiring, and the
duties Notsry Public. &C 1-3t
n ANNUAL MEETING.---The annual ine t
- Ing OF the Stockholders OF the Eoaaoke Va
ley R-iiroad Company will be held in ClarksVie
on THURSDAY, the 10Th of October, 1862. i: Is
oas.rabie that every stakeholder should be repre-
scented liz the meeting.
nP .i-eoG2w Il. i. WILLIAMS, CLERK.
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COZ S.-MORE TESTIMONIALS

W. c o S.-MORE TE5TIMoNIALS.-
S~-F ReadFard profit by them -
From Gen. 7. J Chambers Z. S. A:
1t Is with much theerfulEess that commend
DR. SCHULTZ TO all aficted with Corns Buuous
Il ais, &c lie has extracted some very troublesome
from my eet not giviag NE the slightest PAIN
Dr. s. is I. ready and etficacious operator.
ct. ]. CHAMBERS
sEY7t flee, Wall street Hotel Wall street.
T--3t%
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give the above reward for the safe delivery
my office, for u negro MAN, named GEORGE,
the property of Mrs. Judith H. Miehaels OF Pow
La.an county The said negro Is about 5 feel Lixi;
rather dark ompiexion; scar that can reIuem-
ber supposed 10 DO rs years old. learn that he
10 frequently seen in the Dark ct houses.
&C 7-;it ID. EACHO, l4th street
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ETSPECIGL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention.
is called to Cur sole oil NEW FURNITURE,
HARDWARE, CEOCKERY and many otheS desi.
rabe goods, THIS MORNING. At 10 o'clock.
SUMNER t. BURRESS
oc lit Auctioneers.
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OSTE small white POODLE recently trim
4 4 med had aTouud his neck red cord. re-
ward "a s. viii be pai, tor hie deli, cry Ia .e
uer q: Marshall alt! Madison ss.
DC T..tlk A. fht,iI aNEr.
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ssEUAD STREET THEATRE,
ss GATE MOHTfC ELLO HAf ID
BROAD STREET. SKfWEEE GTH AIo I'm
TUESDAY EVENING oCe. assslse9
Fss. appea.snte Vi
- MISS gs.iZk Wl4Ef}. .ew
The gears and accomplished Cou,rdieaas,s tsfs Of
tbs Mobile Theatre.
Iha performance 7i!i commence with the elegant
Comedy OF the
FAINT HEART EEVER WON FAIR LADY,
Together with SINGING AND DANCING. 9-ee
70 conclude with the roaring Farce of the
IRISH ASSURANCES; OR, YAEKEE MUDE3TT
Doors Open quarter to O'Clock Cartai
viii riae al quarter before o'clock, precisely.
Admission SO cents. Reserved aud Orchestra
seats 70 cents. oc7-itA
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g-,PRAY COW $50 REV aD --StrAye ID
a from any farm. three miles teiow kicAnoni,
phatles City rosa. % Friday last, six Milch
COWS dee giving nlsik--soiie - iarge dark bay,
s lib Beiss. one pale rat, gi.h beii; two dark
buif Aloes tsd two red JOHN n. DAVIS
cc i-~-..ts Hcnfico county
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To conclude viii. tbs
Young Ac9hxsS.

To conclude sTit. ihe
ys5UNG AcYkxsS
O., ILiJsEDAI. the great Tragic fisy, IN hSe
ats ny stone hs American dramassi, entitled
II e r 4 ID q X A
THR LAST ~ The WAMfANOAG8
VIII ra proiucej In Announcing tia area; play,
The lIlaJagrIuept do with srlss If justice.
Mr.. +. Forrest. t,is eminent trasadiau nth u de
s!rs to eevals ihs dramatic literature OF The uew
world, sou1e years alucs ANNOUNCED rewards fer
dramatic composition viii 3 view 81 bringing
from the 'aveg of tt1~ EDGE tbs germs II genius
which required something ss -sll iinpetu, to rnase
tLa4a from thet! then dormant state. One OF the
rssis was sbsr ea.i prize Tragedy and the axclu
sva right oi ihos tsag-.,isu 10 The performance Of
IA, Snfafoioe boon scrni,uously rsspaekes
by II Il lGLagGTs add actofS throughout thgSeprl9
though Eut protected in its ownership ty tbs Av.
New, All. FoITe8t having thought proper 10 -laIiSh
tie. prodts aeeraing to hiGn from tais asd 6asEef
lis plays for years past In suppo: tiBS tha ntans
al eTnpt Of tho Northern despotfsiI 10 subtG EAts
tue south snl crush the spirit sndlbsrt iey oi that
very people wi" have added much 40 his fortune
SID his fame. tIo iHaulgemelt feel TAI II ia but an
act III justice 10 appl olriSio Tor the aiaentnt Of
tue, public this great STANDARD play, npSn whic
Il Forrest nA. built his reputation.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD--Kau
! away from the Piedmont Railroad Company
on Sunday night, October 5lh. 4 Negro maI named
WILSON HfLL, 5 feet Incbes high, black with
black eyer, has scar on the left elbow large
mouth, 10y iorehe al, about IS years Old and for
erly belonged 10 Mr.. A. Thweait, vi Dinwiddie
cnGnsy. Tie ab3ve reward will be paid for his APP
prehersion aud delivery to HE, if taken within thy
State, aud $50 Ii taken III another State.
s d. WiLBURN,
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